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Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

ing the highway and before striking
the posts, according to Lewis Mitch
ell California highway patrolman.
Injured In Accident-Joe Limon.
26, of Westmorland was given a
ticket for drunk driving after he
drove an automobile off the high
way four miles south of BraNley
recently, injuring himself and Ra-
fael Dicochea, %, of BraWley. The
car overturned in the borrow pit
after leaving the highway. The men
are recovering from their injuries
in a satisfactory manner.
Intend To Wed-Notice of Inten-
ton to wed was filed with the
county clerk Tuesday by Carl
Charles Jensen, &c, of Brlwley and
Emma Marie Alice Ehmke, &c, of
Ell Centro.
Leaves For Vacation - Chief of
Police j. Sterling Oswalt of Ell Cen
tro and his daughter. Pauline, left
Tuesday morning for a two weeks
vacation trip through the east and
middle west. En- route home they
will stop in Texas at the Centennial
celebration.
Sues To Collect - Fred Gianola,
appointed guardian of Mary, Mar
guerite and Joaquin Alvez, Tuesday
filed suit in superior court to col
lect $1,965.75 alleged to be due on
note from T. Toprahanian. Gil
anola is represented by Hickcox and
Provence.
SherwoOd's Cafe-Air Cooled for
Your Comfort. (M17-TFD
Sues For DivOrce-Charging de-
sertion and failure to provide, Lor-
eta MagpuSao filed suit for di-
VCfce against Andrew B. Magpusao
in superior court Tuesday. The
couple married June 18, 1929 and
separated in April, 1884, accord
ing to the complaint. Mrs. Mag
pusao is represented by C. B.
Smith.
Released From Jail Andres
Martinez, charged with failure to
render aid to persons injured in
an automobile accident, was re-
leased from the county Jail Tues
day upon his own recognizance
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22


Mrs. E. r. Maring and two SONS,
Billy and Edwin, left Saturday to
spend the weekend at the Stiner
cottage at Live Oaks.
G. E. Tuttle left on his vacation
on Thursday, July l6. He motored
to the San Diego mountains and
to Death Valley, returning home
Saturday evening. James Tuttle is
acting as zanjero while Tut tie is
on his vacation.
Miss Virginia Naples had as her
guests Saturday afternoon, Miss
Sybol Freeman and Paul Ray Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan NICK enzia
had as their guests Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor.
90
Word was received recently by
friends in Alamo that the E. M.
Lille family, who left the valley
several weeks ago are vacationing
at Yuba City.
%
Mrs. Howard Vencill motored to
San Diego Thursday to spend the
day.
90
Mrs. Charles Sullivan motored to
Anaheim Monday. She expects to
visit there through the month of
August.
90
Mrs. T. w. Kluck and Mrs. w.
S. Wallace visited at the home of
Mrs. Frank Kumberg, Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

Released From Jail - Andres
Martinez, charged with failure to
render aid to persons injured in
an automobile accident, was re-
leased from the county Jail Tues
day upon his own recognizance.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22
ALAMO-VERDE
BY Amy Tuttle

Mr.. and Mrs. James Philips and
daughter, of Imperial, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ross and baby son were
guests Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Nc
Kenzie.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

ing the highway and before striking
the posts, according to Lewis Mitch
ell, California highway patrolman.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

SherwoOd's Cafe-Air cooled for
Your Comfort. (M17-TF)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

Ii.a s4a 2
"1t u1 1.-o Ul0',
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

Intend To Wed-Notice of Inten-
ton to wed was filed with the
county clerk Tuesday by Carl
Charles Jensen, &c, of Brlwley and
Emma Marie Alice Ehmke, &c, of
Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-22

Ideal as a summer blanket or
winter sheet. 70x80 in. Also
solid color with striped border.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

With Fur-Pastel fox and galyak or
mann's new cord striped dew drop.
and ripple collars.
Furless-Llama cord monotones, fl
Casual swaggers for town and coun
woolens. Vionnet cape sleeves. DR.
Dress coats in navy, black, brown,
green, saxon blue, grey, natural. map
Evening star., 1936-11-01
CONNECTICUT VOTE
LIKELY FOR LANDON
Large Silent Part of Electorate
Holds Balance, However,
in Tuesday Ballot.
BY ROBERT ID. BYRNES.

Special Correspondent OF The Star.
HARTFORD, Conn. October 81
Odds appear to favor Landon in Con-
nect1cut Tuesday, with fair prospects
for the Republicans to regain the
State government control and two
or three of the four Congressional
seats now held by the Democrats.
There is big silent vote in Con-
necticut, however, and If this all goes
one way it can produce big margin.
Republicans count on return of
anti-Hoover votes as well as anti
prohibitionists, as well as support from
conservative and Smith Democrats
and Democratic losses to Lemke.
Democrats count on the labor vote,
as well as the relief vote and Negro
vote.
The Representative-at-large seat,
now held by William M. Citron, DEM
ocrat, probably will go along with the
presidential vote in the State.
Representative Herman p. Kopple-
mann, Democrat, in the first dis
trict, seems to be the most certain
winner among the Congressional can
didates. Representative William L.
Higgins, Republican, in the second,
should win over william j. Fitzger-
aid, Democrat.
Republicans are confident of cap
turing the third district where John
F. Lynch, president pro tempore Of
the State Senate, is opposing Repre-
sentative James A. Stanley, Demo-
crat.
Schuyler Merritt, in the fourth
district, seems to have the best pros.
poets Of any Republican nominees.
The fifth, where Representative j.
Joseph Smith, Democrat, is opposed by
j. Warren Upson is about even.
Evening star., 1936-11-01
Tendency IN NEVADA
TOWARD DEMOCRATS
State Doubtful, but Republicans
Face Obstacles in Relief and
W. P. A. Agencies.
BY EDGAR RENHART,
Correspondent Of The Star.

RENO, New, October 31.-Repupli-
cans and Democrats took to the air
again this week for final appeals to
voters.
Nevada's presidential electoral vote
is claimed by both parties, but the
State appears doubtful with strong
Democratic leanings.
The Republicans have gained many
votes, but it seems hardly possible they
can overcome the strength Of the
Farley machine built up here by Fed
eral relief and w. p. A. agencies.
Local contests seem to be creating
more interest than the national battle.
Democratic leaders report indications
from county and precinct leaders that
President Roosevelt will carry the en-
tire State, some even declaring their
precincts 100 per cent for the Presi-
dent. The Republican leaders, also
claiming victory. are not so specific as
to percentages nor districts.
Nevada,s registration this year Is
the largest in history, 59,504, or more
than 1000 votes larger than In 1884
and about the same above that Of
1892. It Is believed rs per cent Of the
registered voters will 60 to the polls,
and that Nevada win cast around
1900 votes. 4
Evening star., 1936-11-01
SEEMS
SURE DEMOCRATIC
Hopes for Roosevelt High,
Based on 80 Ratio in
Registration.
BY BART SHERIDAN
Special Correspondent OF The Star.

Special Correspondent OF The Star.
LOS ANGELES, October 31.-Cali-
fornia fits into the 1886 national elec-
ton picture with her % electoral votes
almost certain to be cast for Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Democratic hopes are largely based
on the 80 ratio of Democrats to Re-
publicans in the lists Of registered
voters. They are particularly jubi-
liant over additional gains noted in
the last two tabulations, which in
volved new registrants and persons
who had changed their residences
since the general registration last
January.
Discounted by G.. o. p.
But this barometer, say the Re-
publicans, does not necessarily reflect
the respective popularity of Mr.
Roosevelt and Gov. Landon, for a
majority of the voters have had no
opportunity to state their party pref
erence since the January listing. And
the Republican campaign has pro-
gressed since January.
There has been vigorous fight to
put California back in its traditionally
Republican position. John Hamilton,
G. o. P. campaign manager, visited
the State early in the Summer to
organize the vote-getting forces. He
was followed by the nominee for the
Vice Presidency. Col. Frank Knox.
Finally Gov. Landon himself made a
surprise appearance as Republican in
tereSts made last-minute effort to
cut down Mr.. Roosevelt's lead.
The Republicans have utilized each
OF these tours as focal points in their
They have also publicized
the potential Landon voting strength
that may result from DR.. Townsend's
Endorsement of the Kansas Governor.
Papers Back Landon.
Landon has had significant news
paper support from major publica-
tions in the States two largest popu.
lation centers, San Francisco and Los
Angeles. Moreover, G.. o. P. forces
have worked in harmony since the
presidential primaries in May, be-
fore which time the party factions
had split widely on the question of
delegates to the national convention.
Despite the tremendous push for
Gov. Landon by the Republican in
terestS, political observes believe that
the Landon rally has fallen short in
Odds of to 2 and even
to l are being given on President
Roosevelt's carrying the State, and
estimates of his predicted plurality
here vary from 100000 to 100000.
Evening star., 1936-11-01
114,00O SEEN VIRGINIA
ROOSEVELT MAJORITY
BY r. L. C. BARRET.

RICHMOND, Va, October 81
Virginia has maintained q steady
Democratic trend throughout the
presidential campaign this year.
People who have toured the State
recently say the Roosevelt majority
in Virginia will exceed the 114,000
given him four years ago. Based on
Statewide surveys by newspapermen
acquainted with conditions in vir-
ginia, it is predicted the President
will receive a majority Of more than
$4,000.
Senator Carter Glass will lead the
ticket as he has no Republican op-
p&sition.
Evening star., 1936-11-01
Political Pulse of the Nation
BY ]. A. O'LEARY.

D. A
RESIDENT elec
soral votes when the final predictions of Of political
AT the time. number of from which the last
possibility
the Nation has witnessed in more than decade.
Indiana Michigan
and Iowa the Republican and Democratic entries M are pictured
wes including
Idaho taaa Minnesota = and wy Wyomng ming out ~. e., + ,t ~ .
finish in total popular for the whole though the
margin electoral would be wider result of candidate
or the other carrying pivotal States by narrow margin
m And h thar So a s ess Sa s
% Would I'D m make Close vote
High Registration Brings Difficulty.
The high REGISTRATION of eligible voters only one Of several unusual
several the big States will The following
summary of the final dispatches
York City will
exceed Gov Landon plurality upstate thereby giving Rooseve the ~
Democratic plurality in the city On
the other hand the Democrats expected get more support than
usual the cod vote and from letxns W parties ties - ~
this tradtionay Republican State Close
registered column provided
the eligible voters turn out on Tuesday, especially tne heaVns
claiming the State it be-
hard fight retain these three nr,s
led to when sets 5 electors ps naed8n @ wa a
question to be how large majority 1t Will
New Hampsre-usual Republican victory expected with Gov
styles Bridges republican picked Representative William n
for Senator Keyes the Republican 'n0
denomination ,
Republican it safely in the Ind0n column
Observation-Disclosures but by smaller margin
than appeared likely Cabot Lodge Republican,
curley Democrat for the Senate
State ticket including Senator Aeca Republican
Landon Good in Connecticut
the electoral vote and
Republicans regaining State
douptui
appear certain eeng John Bcker Governor against
Cow l. Davey, Democrat
trend Observers Oh
Republican, Go'ernor e''i"A
by Republicans
battle electoral size Of Landohs e
County Chcago The fact
the Democratic organization Cncaeo
probable tnat remain
welt column by reduced Margin ou tney oo ho "Ae VIC ~
certainty A., ,.-,, .
the for the electoral Vote
the industrial cenes wne anooh
in cities rural areas OF the state
Wisconsin-Repoed
MnnoAthough Democratic President
the battle indicate would
ahead Republicans
years
Labor leaders, supporting Martin Nelson Repub
Governor will bolt Roosevelt
numbers
to
electoral
Cities Lancaster County ncoln) unknown
quantity enable the Republicans ahead Of the
doubtful seeking
econ independent with New Deal by Robert
G. Simmons Republican and Terry Carpenter Democrat
Reelection predicted
NevadaAthough claim State
appears o leaning
wyomng-signs with possibility
depending Tcwnsendes Senator Republican,
reelection.
Campbell head the Civil Service Commission making
strong Republican nominee Governor.
maintaining earlier lead for these ?oy/eec.
Evening star., 1936-11-01

tora Senator also believed headed for
UtaBeeved be Roosevelt with electoral votes
South DakotaTis State with electoral expected to
Landon also Republican State and congressional candidates
North Dakoa-Ahough Republicans hard fight State
Is said to be heading for Roosevelt column
parties claiming electoral but OBJ
predict they will Roosevelt
regarded having lead but slim that out
Republican
statesman, expected by substantial majority.
CaorniaSrong drive for IAndon weeks believed to
have fallen short overcoming early Roosevelt lead Democrats basng
registration Republicans hoping for added
strength from Townsendte supporters
ogegn-Wth Democratic registration electoral vote appears
Evening star., 1936-11-01
VICTORY in NEW YORK STATE EXPECTED
SHARP DEMOCRATICSWINC
NOTED in LAST SIX WEEKS
Plurality Near 100000 Is Indicated by
Analyses-Cains Among Workers
and Negroes.
BY THOMAS COMPERE,
Snecial Cnrrespondent of the Star.

lew YORK y October s1-Anas the best available noma
indicates President
votes by plurality from 200 600 to 100000 Presidents
plurality
registration 535O8 This registration
approximately 615O000, of which 28s9123
The fight
Democrats Six weeks ago Now the betting odds President
Roosevelt to take this State from to and gambling
commissioners quoting to that Herbert
Evening star., 1936-11-01
SLIGHT ROOSEVELT EDGE
INDICATED In MINNESOTA
State Is Expected Parodoxically Also to
Elect 6. o. P. Governor and Five
for National House Seats.
BY JERRY VESSELS,
Special CORRESPONDENT of The Star

Ut PAUL. Minn October 3Adheng strictly
the unusual politically Minnesota probably will
Roosevelt at Tuesdays election and paradoxcaly elect
Governor and NIL
Republicans n doubt.
Out Of campaign marked Democrats and Farmer
Iabor with the President and third candidates
Evening star., 1936-11-01

Majority, 1885,
final abulston electoral and against Roosevelt
Landon
table today electoral
leaning"
toward Landon total of 81 electoral votes that
still considered doubtful"
majority, Is necessary election
Evening star., 1936-11-01
How They Stand Today

Possible Lineup of the States Electoral Votes Based
on Stars Political Correspondence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

ocistily dina nadob, We kterych
vaf1me ma plynu nebo libovem
a petrolejovem vaTici. UsetT1-
me tim pr vaTenf mnoho te-
pla, nebot pfivedeme obsah
nadoby brzy do varu a mGze-
me pax zmensiti plamen. Pc
pouzitf vycistfme nejdT1ve dino
novinovym papirem a pax ne
jakym cistfclm prostredkem
vhodnym pro material nadobl.
Totez plat1 o stomach nadoby.
Kdo ma 1stTednf topen1, mu-
81 je cas- cd casu vycistiti VIII
kym satkem a to We vsech cas-
tech, i tam, kan nen1 snadny
pr1stup. Zvlaste mezi rourami
jest usazeno mnoho prachu,
ktery Sc pri topen1 spaluje a
naplnuje m1stnost spatnym
vzduchem.
Odpadkova voda, t. j. voda
cd machanf prada, myt1 nado-
b1 atd. hodf 81. jeste dobTe k "a
levan1 rostlin. Zvlaste voda S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Konec sack.

Ma konskych dostizich v
Karlovych Varech sazel znac-
ne castky neznamy muz, jehoz
zevnejsek neukazoval ma pTi-
lisny blahobyt. Pc nekolika
dnech z lazni zmizel. Do no
telu, kde bydlel, prisel nynf
dotaz, jak V Karlovych Varech
I'll Abraham Sejovic z Novych
Zamk1. Pc navratu z lazni
domd zesflel a proto Sc ovefujf
jeho vypovedi. Sejovic byl
kantorem zidovske nabozen-
ske obce We Stare Dale. Vedl
S zidovskou obc1 dlouhy spor,
az zlskal jake odbytne Is tisfc
Kc. Odstehoval Sc do Novych
Zamkd, kde 81 chtel zaridit OBJ
chod. Poznal, re by potrebo-
val vice penez a veril, re je wy
hraJe v Karlovych Varech sa-
zenlm ma kone. Wal 81 ma &C.
stu deset tis1c Kc. "a nekolik
dni psal zene O pet tisic a pax
pfiJel. Byl zdrcen, nemluvil,
stale jen pocftal, ale pen1ze ne
mel. Prohral je. Nyni u neho
propuklo sflenstvi. Sazkami
pfisel o jm6nf i O rozum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Prakticke rady.

Je znamo, re nektere kovy
Sc rozpoustej1, pfijdou-li We
styk S mlekem nebo mlecnymi
vyrobky, jake smetanou, mas
lem, syrem atd. a toto chemic-
Ike sloucen1 pGsobf nepf1znive
ma jejich chut. Je to zvlaste
cista med a zelezo, pax zinek
a olovo. Pocfnovane nadob1
Sc hodf k uchovavan1 mice
nych produktd jen do te DOLBY,
dokud je pocinovan1 bezvad-
ne. Zvlast6 kysele mleko ne
ma prij1ti do styku S jmenova-
nymi kovy. Nejleps1 nadobi k
uchovanf mleka a mlecnych w
robkd, nebo jejich pfevarova-
nj je z aluminia a nerezavej1-
CT oceli, a pax ovsem re ska,
hl1ny nebo porcelain.
Jelikoz jsou Ease spatnym
vodicem tepla, musfme dbati
ma to, abychom pokazde dobTe
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

Prazske pohodnictvl, drfvej-
81 postrach majitelG psf, upa-
do do sv1zelne krise. Dostalo
tezkou konkurenci. Zat1m co
do pohodnice pTivezou Ia IT,
den 5 az 10 psi, ztracej1 Sc v
Praze tydne stovky PSI vsech
druhG a plemen. S pohodnic1
sout6zf remeslnf chytaci psi,
kterf mali bud neohlaseny w
SEX psfho masa a nebo ~vracej1
PISA jake nalezeneho jeho pa
now "a ~sluSnou odmenu. Prave
Sc stall ma Vysehrade drasticky
pffpad. Chytaci PSI tam pod
recall zabehleho PISA. Krvace-
jfcf pes jim vsak utekl. Denne
Sc objevujf ma Vaclavskem ma
mesti Tide, kterf u novinaTskych
tabuli ctou Sc zajmem vylepe-
ne inseraty. "Zabehl Sc pes.
"Hleda sc pes =" a "Za slus-
nou odmenu."
Obycejn6 jiz psfka mali a &C.
kali jen ma insert, ably PISA mo-
hi odvest majiteli. Hned jsou
Sc psem velcf ~pratele. Neob-
jevf-li sc v cas- insert, snaz1 Sc
psa prodat anebo no proste
snedi. Mnozf mali re PSI vel
mi slusne zivobyt1 zatlm co
prazska pohodnice prodelava
ma chytani PSI so tisic Kc roc
ne. Ma 80 tisic Kc Pride totiz
auto, kter6 S trent zamestnan-
ci obstarava 1kol poj1zdneho
pohodneho. Ale zpravidla nez
Pride ma mfsto, kde nejaky
podezTely pes pob1hal, je uz
zvfre pryc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Zaklad Ameriky.

AZ doopsud jsme nell sna-
senlivost v teto zemi governor
Landon rekl We Watertown.
Nase predkove byly muzi rdz-
nych kmend a nabozenstv1.
Pracovali spolecne jake obca-
ne a Amerikani. Muzi zeny
z Evropy zbudovali tuto zemi.
Zadna jina narodnost nema ia
kovy zaklad. Avsak v nynejsi
dobe pocina nenavist v nabo-
zenstvl v teto zemi. Co jest to-
no pTfcinou? zadna zeme, zad-
ny narod, nemGze 81 privlastnit
zasluhu Ameriky.
Pozemek kolem Albany, n.
Y, byl jmenovan New Belgium
v II stoleti. Celia kolonie ma
Long Island jest obydlena dnes
Cechoslovaky a Uhry. Zrovna
pristehovalci z celeho sveta u
Chill Spojene Staty dnes a Il
ira. Jsme svobodn1 Tide a
hrdf ma neodvislost, avsak mu-
sine zamezit Rooseveltovu ad-
ministraci ably z mas neucinila
otroky. Musime VOLT jake je-
den. spolecne pro Republican
ske kandidaty, Landon a Knox
ably svoboda byla zachovana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Zavrazdil

55lety bohaty sedlak Rudolf
HaJecka V Borove u Trnavv
zavrazdil 50letou manzelku
Terezii. Kdyz prislo ma mfsto
cetnictvo, nemohlo Sc dostat
do domu, ponevadz rolnfk "a
barlkadoval vrata. Pc vyvra-
cent vrat Sc naskytl cetnictvu
hruzny pohled. Manzelka
rolnlka Hajecka byla nalezena
podrezana ma hnojisti v tratoli-
sti krve. Vrah rolnfk Hajecka
Sc pax zavfel V byte a vyhro-
zoval, re odstreli kazdeho.
kdo Sc k nemu priblizi. Kdyz
vsak cetnictvo otevrelo nasilim
dvefe do domku, dial Sc vrah
klidne spoutat. Soudn1 komi-
Sc $ lekafem zjistila, re rolni-
ce bylo nejprve tlucena, az u
padla do bezvedomi, nacez il
byl ma dvou mistech podriznut
kirk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
DAVE LEVIN a TOMMY
MARVIN zapasiti budou "
hlavnim zapase.

Pr1sti 1tery, 20. rfjna V hlav-
MIN kf1zkovem zapase pofada-
mem V Carlins Park Dave Levin
utka Sc S Tommy Marvin.
V druhe zapase ktery urcen
ma dobu 1 hodinu a neb 1 po-
razku Grubmier zapasiti Dude
s Bisignano.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku ucinkujf:
Roebuck VS.. McLain; Burns
VS.. Mack; Daula VS.. Stevens;
Kupfer VS.. Ted Key.
Vstupne: 40c, $1.10 a $1.65.
zeny V prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny.
Minute 1tery v hlavn1m "a
pase Dean Detton porazilChief
Little VOLTA v % minutach.
Orville Brown porazil Jack
Washburna v 16 minutach.
Tiny Roebuck zdolal Sid Wes-
trick V 5 minutach.
Ted Key porazil Ernie Ste
vens v 8 minutach.
Fred Grubmier porazil John
Podubny 6 minutach.
Zapas mezi Able Goldberg
a Mays McLain pc 80 minuto-
VEN kT1zkovan1 prohlasen byl
"a nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Podvadel We ctyrech zemich.

V Curychu We Svycaffch byl
Zatcen Jarom1r Barta, ktery
ma ma svedomi mnoha-miliono-
We podvody, pTi kterych hrala
1lohu postizen6ho take cesko-
slovenska firma bratT1 Bohmo-
vych Novem Jicfne.
Barta Sc objevil letos bTez-
nu v Jugoslavii, vydaval Sc "a
oficieln1ho zastupce sovetske
vlady a uzaviral velke objed-
navky. Provisi 81 daval vypla-
Get predem.
Firmy Sc pc case dotazaly
v1denskeho obchodnfho "a
stupce Ruska dra Uljanova,
ktery oznamil, re obchody u
zavfral podvodnfk, a ucinil
trestnf ornament. Barta vsak
zmizel a objevil Sc az v posled-
mich tydnech u mas.
Cd novojicinske tovarny ma
klobouky bratTf Bohmovych
objednal = davaje 81 jmeno
DIR. Michajlovic = klobouk1 a
forem "a 6 S p1l milionu Kc.
DR.. Uljanov Sc opet O veci do
vedel a ucinil opet trestni or
namenf. Az v sobotu byl Bar
ia zatcen V Curychu, kdyz u
jiste tovarny ma hodinky OBJ
jednal zboz1 "a nekolik Milo
MI.
DGvera, jakou We svycaffch
pIvodne vzbuzoval, byla tako-
va, re prGmysln1ci davali ma
jeho pocest i bankety -. Nyn1
cekaj1 Bartu ctyri kriminaly:
We svycarsku, pax v Rakousku,
v Jugoslavii a u mas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
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Matrace neb Box Pera

Zhotovena z lneneho neb ra-
yon damasku - tabulova neb
volnych vzorkd - rGzove, or
child, zelene a modre barry.
Velmi vzdusne a lemovane ku
zachycenf, podajne gumove
knofl1ky.
Tato NOVA White Cloud Box
Pera, ma prosfvane rance a
prichazl obycejne v barvach
ably sc pTizpGsobila k matraci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

obsahem mydla jest dobrym
hnojivem. Kolem stromG nebo
kefu vykopame nepTflis hlubo-
kou ryhu, kan vodu vylevame.
Kde Je nedostatek vody, NIUE
byt odpadkovou vodou zaleva-
ma j zelenina, nesmf vsak pTij1-
ii primo ma koreny. Proto me-
ri fadky udelame mensf braz-
du, kan vodu opatrne naleva-
me. Ma venku s nj polevame
kompost nebo hnojiste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Vrah Cernv zesfIel.

Vrah Cerny, ktery bestalnfm
zpGsobem utratil v Brine zivot
soudn1ho rady Jana Velgy re-
sflel. Cerny pc provedenf vraz-
dy stfelil Sc do hlavy. Propu-
klo u neho s1lenstvf a proto
musel byti dopraven do dstavu
choromyslnych v Novych Ger
novicich. Marie Velgova, KITE
ra je obvinena re spolu1casti
ma zavrazd6nf sveho muze je
Sc svou dcerkou We vezenske
nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Nova vlna vystGhoyalectxi

Ma Slovensku znovu pracujf
zamorske vystehovalecke agen
fury. Nekolik rodin vypravilo
Sc z Povazi ma cestu do jihoa-
mericke Argentiny. Dalsf. pro-
davaJice sv1j majetek, ma ces-
tn Ia more Sc pTipravuji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

K decfnskemu spolecenstvu
byla pfihlasena jake obuvnic-
ka ucednice Marketa Schiller,
dcera obuvnfka. Ucf Sc v dime
sveho otce. Obuvnicke Temes-
10 Sc j pry lfbilo jiz cd det-
skych let. Rodice jej1mu pfa-
nj, staff Sc obuvnfkem, vyhove-
Ii teprve nyn1, kdyz vzrostla
poptavka pc rukod1lne praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Maly OZnamOyatel.
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