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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
LIEUT.. ANDERSON AND FAMILY RETURN HERE ON NORTHLAND SUNDAY

Lieut.. Chester A. Anderson, Mrs Anderson and their small daughter, Sanda, returned to Juneau on the Northland yesterday. Lieut.. An derson will join the Tallapoosa, upon it's return to Juneau from the Westward, in about two weeks. as executive and engineering officer.
 For the last two months the An dersons have been touring the Unit ed States by automobile, travelling as far south as Mexico, through the south and east. Little Sandra, who was not well when Mrs. Anderson and Sandra left Juneau in May, is in fine health and she and her parents are glad to be back in Ju- neau again.
 A few of the friends of Lieut.. and Mrs. Anderson gathered at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Van Ackeren yesterday afternoon to wricome them back to Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
DEATH OF MRS. J. R. SAFFORD IS LEARNED BY FRIENDS HERE

Friends in Juneau will regret to learn of the death recently of Mrs. John R. Stafford of New York, who, with MT. Stafford was the guest for ten days during last summer of MT. and Mrs. John Newmarket. MT Stafford, an old friend of MT. New marker, is superintendent of build ings at Copper Union Institute in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Stafford made many friends while visiting here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
PARENTS ARE TO HEAR 2 BANDS THIS EVENING

Tonight is Parents night rehear- sal of all band instrument players in the Juneau schools starting at 7;30 o'clock in the Grade School auditorium.
 The affair depends upon the in terest of the parents as well as the musicians. The general public is also invited
 The night has been arranged by Supt. A. B. Phillips and Byron L. Miller, conductor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
TRADING SCHOONER FERN
 IN PORT ON WAY SOUTH

Capt. Pete Wohl and his trading vessel Fern arrived in Juneau from Good News Bay yesterday morning and remained in port over Sunday, leaving at 2:30 this afternoon for Seattle.
 The vessel, which operates be- tween Seattle and Good News Bay, made her last trip north about two months ago, and is now returning to the States for the winter.
 Aboard the vessel are several men from the platinum workings in the Good News Bay district. All reported an excellent clean up this past sea- son.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
yARA KAY METZGAR IS
 CHRISTENED ON SUNDAY

Vara Kay Metzgar, who will be six months old November 10, was christened yesterday during the All Saints Day service at Trinity Cathedral by the Rev. c. E. Rice Miss Elisabeth Kaser and Mrs. Ro- bert Jernberg were godmother and Dr. w. w. Council, godfather.
 Following church services, MT. and Mrs. Jack Metzgar, parents of Vara Kay and Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Kaser, her grandparents, were hosts at a small reception in honor of the christening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
PULLENS LEAVE ON
 ALASKA FOR SEATTLE

Their plans changed because of the maritime strike and consequent cancellation of steamship sailings Mrs. w. S. Pullen and her daugh- ter Miss Elizabeth Pullen left on the Alaska Saturday night for Se- attle, instead of waiting until Ni- vember l6 as they had planned
 For Miss Pullen, who will be mar ried in Seattle December IT to Elm erson Skinner Elicit, of Denver, Colorado, Mrs. R. J. Sommers and Mrs. M. D. Williams were hostesses at luncheon and linen shower Sat- lrday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
BOTHWELL IN HOSPITAL

D. M (MilD Bothwell, wellknown Juneau merchandise broker, is in st. Ann's Hospital suffering from stomach complaint to which he is subject.
 Bothwell became i'll at Anchor age, boarded the Alaska at Seward and when it arrived in Juneau Saturday was taken by ambulance to St. Ann's. His condition is some what improved today, according to his physician, Dr. L. P. Dawes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
ESTEBETH IN PORT

Bringing seven passengers for Juneau from nearby island cities, the Motorship Estebeth, arrived in Juneau last Saturday at midnight, from her regular weekly run.
 Passengers for Juneau on the Estebeth were:
 From Sitka-H. B. CreWSon.
 From Tenakee-Mrs. s. w. Devine, Mrs. A. Osborne, Mrs. A. Alto, p. Goldnason.
 From Funter-Mr and Mrs. H. E. Simmons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
MRS. SIMPSON WILL
 SPEND WINTER SOUTH

Mrs. Robert Simpson was a iouthbound passenger on the Alaska leaving Juneau Saturday night
 Mrs. Simpson will be in Seattle for awhile before joining her son and daughter Robert and Anabel n California where they are at tending Stanford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
MRS. HECTOR M'LEAN WILL
 VISIT SONS IN SEATTLE

Mrs. Hector Mclean was a pas senger on the Alaska leaving Ju- neau Saturday night for Seattle. Mrs Mclean will visit in Seattle, where her sons Joseph and Herbert are attending the University of Washington, and in Portland before returning to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02

age hourly velocity of TT miles. The maximum velocity for sustained period of minutes was 30 miles from the Southeast on the 5th.
 The average relative humidity at 4 a. m was 90 per cent; at noon, 85 per cent; and at 4 p. m, 85 per cent.
 Auroras were observed on the 18th. 17th 30th and 31st.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
ELLIS FLIES QUICKER
 HERE WITH BAG OF DUCKS

Bringing Jack Gucker with a fine bag of ducks and geese from the Stik.ne flats. Bob Ellis, in the Ellis Air Transport red Waco seaplane, arrived in Juneau at 12:30 this af- ternon. He hopped again at 2 O. clock for Twin Glacier Lodge with mail and a message.
 Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Ellis will fly to Craig, with Mrs Mrs. D. l.. MacKinnon and son as passengers. At Craig, the plane will pick up MT and Mrs. Harry Hanson and return with them to Ketchi- kan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
FINAL RITES HELD
 HERE FOR DELANEY

Funeral services for Edward C. Delaney, world war veteran and widely known merchandising broker who died last week, were held yes- terday afternoon at the c. w. Car ter mortuary with color guard and firing squad from the Afford John Bradford Post, American Le- zion, forming the escort. Burial was in the Legion plot in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
ELKS CABARET
 DANCE SATURDAY

Among the entertaining fall af- fairs planned for members of the Elks Lodge is the cabaret dance scheduled for Saturday night. The event, expected to be one or the bright spots of winter entertaining, is for members only and those planning to attend are asked to make reservations with the stew ard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
JACK KIRMSE LEAVES FOR
 WINTER IN CALIFORNIA

Jack Kirmse, of Skagway, who had been in Juneau for several days with his mother, Mrs. Hazel Kirmse and his aunt, Mrs. J. F. Malony, left on the Alaska bound for California where he will spend the winter. Kirmse, with his moth- CT, operates the Kirmse curio shops in Skagway and Sitka, long famous for their Alaska curioS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
SHELDON SIMMONS
 MAKES FLIGHTS TODAY

Bad weather held Sheldon Sim mons, flying the Alaska Air Trans port Bellanca, overnight in Chicha- gof on his hop there yesterday but he was able to come on in safely this morning.
 Simmons left here yes ter d y
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
BPWC MEETING WILL BE
 IN CITY HALL TONIGHT

The report of the dance com mittee of the Business and Pro- fessional Womens Club Sixth An nual Educational Fund Ball will be made to the BPW Club at its regular business meeting in the Council Chambers, Ci / Hall, to- night
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
LEGION MEETING

Regular weekly meeting of the Afford John Bradford Post, Ameri- can Legion, will be held tonight in the Dugout at o'clock and all members are asked to be on hand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02

The seat of the chief silver mines of Bolivia is Huanchaca, with a population of HOO.
 Cotton is related to the plant fam fly, to which the hollyhock also is related.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
MRS. HOWELL AND CHILDREN
 LEAVE FOR SOUTH ON ALASKA

Mrs. Everett Novel; and small children Sylvia and Phillip left on the Alaska for Seattle where they will spend the winter. MT. Novel; will join his family in Seattle in December.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
Halibut Schooner Sitka Will Take Mail to Seattle

Mayor L Goldstein reported today that his halibut schooner Sitka is scheduled to arrive here around November 5 or and that any one wishing to send first class mall south aboard her may do so by con- tacting him The vessel is going on to Seattle from here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
SHEPARD SOUTH

John G. Shepard, Eighteenth spector for PWA in Alaska, went south on the steamer Alaska to join Mrs. Shepard who is now in the south with her mother, who is i'll, and to visit his own mother in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
MISS LUND GOES SOUTH
 ON VACATION JOURNEY

Miss Maxine Lund left for the south on the Princess Norah. She will continue her trip to California where she will spend a vacation be- fore returning to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
MRS. PAUL RETURNS FROM
 TRIP TO CALIFORNIA

Mrs. G. J. Paul returned to Ju- neau on the Northland yesterday after visiting friends and relatives in California for the last two months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
DUPONT MURPHY LEAVES
 FOR SEATTLE ON ALASKl

R. E. Murphy, who for the last summer has been representing the Dupont Powder Company in Alas ka, left on the Alaska for Seattle Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02

Mrs. E. O. "Cm.<y" Davis, and her new daughter, Caroline K, re- turned to their home yesterday af- ternoon, from St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02

JEFFERYS RETURN TO JUNEAU
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Jeffery return ed to Juneau on the Northland from a trip to Ketchikan MT. Jeffery represents M. Seller and Company in Alaska, and makes his head quarters in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
MRS. BOYLE WILL VISIT
 MOTHER IN VICTORIA

Mrs. Frank A. Boyle left on the Princess Norah for Victoria where she will visit her mother Mrs. Eli zabeth Morris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
AT ST. ANN'S

Marvin Johnson, a medical pa- tient, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
TONSILECTOMY

A tonsilectomy was performed upon Jack Warner, of Douglas, at the Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
GIL RICH AT GASTINEAIr

Gil Rich, representative of the Black Manufacturing Company, ar rived in Juneau on the Northland and is at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-02
UNIONS WALK0UT AS COM M ISSION CALLS HEARING
Admiral Hamlet and Sail ors Attorney Clash at
 Opening Session
Continued from Page One)
FEDERAL INTERVENTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Pros- poets of Federal intervention in the maritime strike came from three sources today as seamen spread a sympathy" blockade to Eastern and Gulf ports.
 Admiral Harry Hamlet, repre- senting the Maritime Commission, summoned both sides to a hearing which twice has been postponed
 Employers were reported consid- ering a request for Navy safety crews" on the tied up ships As sistant Labor Secretary Edward F. McGrady declared the Government must challenge" the positions of both sides
 Claim Tie-up
 The Seamen's Defense Commit tee in New York, acting in defiance of mo strike orders from the h. ternational Longeshoremen's AsSo- citation officials, claimed 57 vessels were tied up in the East and Gulf ports.
 All Western ports were ominous- ly quiet. Police and union pickets were patrolling the waterfronts. Four officers went board the freighter Meplee in San Pedro to protect the Captain and Chief En- gineer against asserted intimida- tion
 There was no indication that any request for aid had been made to President Roosevelt although he was reported keeping in close touch with the situation.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Up and down the waterfront went word for the seamen to "sit down on their jobs to demonstrate support to the Pacific Coast strikers.
 Joseph Curran, Chairman of the Seamens' Committee said: The only purpose of striking is to show sympathy with the West Coasters in their strike. AS soon as that is settled we will call ours off"
 At Newark, the freighter Ameri- can Oriloe failed to clear port as the seamen were sitting down" on their jobs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Ceskoslovensko pozvano do
Rima.

Italska vlada oznamila, Re
zahranicn1 ministTi Italie, Ces-
koslovenska a Rakouska Sc br-
zy sejdou v Rhine, ably vyjedna-
vail O novych navrzfch Musso-
limbo ma ujednan1 politickych
a hospodaTskych svazG mezi
temito zememi.
O konferenci Male dohody
ktera skoncila v pondelf v Bra
tislave, byla vydana zprava, re
Mala dohoda pokracuje loyal
ne We sve spolupraci.
Mala dohoda Dude nadale u.
silovati zejmena o pr1mou spo-
.lupraci Sc vsemi staty, jez maj
tytez 1mysly, a to v duchu Ii.
gy narod1, k n1z zachovava
neztencenou dGveru a loyalitu
Staty Male dohody nehodla-
il Sc vmesovati do v~nitrn1ch pc.
merit svych sousedd, ale take
nestrpi, ably Sc kdokoliv a ia.
kymkoliv zp1sobem vmesova.
do jejich vlastnfch vnitfnicl
zajmG.
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csl delegace ma mirovem
kongresu.

V Zeneve konan byl svetovy
mfrovy kongres mladeze.
Kongres "a 1casti asi 600 dele
GATH z 35 evropskych i zamor-
skych statG .zahajil predseda
Rolin, Glen belgickeho senatu.
Konstatoval, re temer vsecky
staty sveta jsou ma tonic jedi
necnem kongresu zastoupeny,
vyjfmaje Nemecka a Italii.
Ceskoslovenska delegace,
ktera je jednou z nejpocetnej-
SIGH sym vystupovan1m ma
kongresu, vykona znacny kus
prace ma budovanf svetoveho
m1ru i spln1 svGj 1kol propa-
gacn1. Navazala spolupraci
pfedevs1m Sc spojenci malodo-
hodovymi a S delegac1 fran
couzskou a pine z1skala pre-
zasady ceskoslovenske zahra.
nicn1 politiky i delegaci an
glickou, ktera O ceskosloven.
skych pomerech byla dobre in
formovana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Csl. letectvi " Parizi.

Koncem listopadu Dude v Pa
T1zi zahajena mezinarodni le-
tecka vystava, jez je jednou z
nejvyznamnejsfch tohoto dru-
hu ma celem svete. Ma oficielni
pozvan1 francouzske vlady z1-
castn1 Sc vystavy ceskosloven-
ske ministerstvo verejnych pra
Ct vlastn1 exposic1 ma ploSe $50
CIV. metrG. z csl. firem Sc III
castn1 vystavy tovarna Letov,
jejfz exposice Dude m1ti 14O
CIV. metrd, a firma Walter, je-
j1z exposice motorG Dude mfti
rozmer 100 CIV. metrG. Ostat-
nj celne ceskoslovenske tovar-
ny budou vystavovati v exposi-
CT ministerstva vefejnych pra-
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Mracno komarG ubodalo
kravske sprezenf.

Temer re vsech kraft, kde
jsou rybn1ky, nebo baziny a
vlhcf mfsta, dochazeji letos
zpravy O velikem mnozstvi ko-
mari. V kraj1ch ma Dunaji
pracuj1 Tide dokonce V organ
tynovych maskach, ably Sc pred
komary uchranili. Nekde Sc
stavaj1 komaTi nejen tryzn1, a.
lie i skutecnym nebezpec1m.
V Ostrozske Move Vsi napa-
ola tisfcova hejna komard krav
ske sprezen1 roln1ka j.. Kusa-
ka. Marine Sc uboha zv1Tata O.
Slehavala ebony. Komafi vrhli
Sc kravam ma oci a zpGsobili
jim takovou bolest, re Sc kra-
Wy splasily. jake s1lene hnaly
Sc do ~vesnice, kde je teprve IL
de cd komaru ocistili. Dolby
tex byl vsak tax pobodan, re
musel byt povolan zverolekar.
ODE kravy jsou slepe a tax O.
tickle, re patrne zahynou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Z konventu zednafH " Csl.

V Praze bylo prave skonce-
no velke shromazden1 svobod-
nych zednaT6; zastupci re Sc
dmnacti evropskych i zamor-
skych stat1 Sc sjeli do Prahy
ma konvent, svolany mezinaro-
dn1 zednarskou asociac1. Ken-
vent Sc obratil S poselstv1m ma
zednaTstvl celeho sveta. ZdG-
raznuje Sc v mem, re zednaT-
stv1 zasadne odm1ta vsechny
nasilne prostredky v zivote ma
rodG, ale re poklada "a povin-
most kazdeho zednaTe, ably
svou vlast miloval a hail prot
vsem 1tokdm. Druhy projev,
vydany konventem, Sc tyka e.
migrantG a jejich existence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Cihelny nepostaci letos
dodavat.

Ma celem Zlinsku je mono
letos cd pocatku stavebnf SEQ
ny pozorovat ely stavebnf
ruch. Zamestnanost staveb-
mich delnfkd je velmi dobra a
cihelny nestacf vyrabet. Cen
trem tohoto ruchu je ovsem
Zl1n, kde firma Bata stav1 jed
max nekolik velkych budov,
jednak nekolik des1tek robin
nych domkG. Krone toho sta
vi aneb zacnou stavet take O.
statnf tovarny a mnoho soukro-
mn1kG. Take ma severn1m Slo-
vacku Sc letos stav1 vice nez v
letech minulych. Strediskem
jsou tam Napajedla, kde vzni-
kla pred casem firma Fatra,
tovarna ma vyrobu protiplyno-
vych masek. Kolem jejich to-
varnfch budov bylo jiz posta-
veno tricet rodinnych domkd a
dalsf jeste budou postaveny
Nejprudsfm tempem rosie me
sto, stoj1cf ma rozhran1 Slovac-
ka a Podrevnicka, Otrokovice.
Firma Bata tam buduje rych-
lynn tempem move tovarn1 me.
sto ma Bahnaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Matka zabila syna.

V Lucenc1ch 28lety strojn1
.zamecn1k Imroch Freyt Iii v
poslednf dobe sc svou rodinou
V stalych hadkach. Jednou zbil
do krve svou zenu, jindy opet
sc mstil bitlm ma svych souro-
zenc1ch. Protoze nemel zamest
mani, bydlil i Sc svou manzel-
kou u sve matky. Stara Frey
tova vzdalila Sc z domova a
Freyt, vyuziv jejf nepr1tomnos-
ii, ztropil v dome prave peklo.
Vytahl ma svou manzelku i sou
rozence n1z, takze Sc musili
zachraniti 1tekem z domova.
Pc pT1chodu stare Freytove Sc
syn, ktery zGstal byte sam,
ukryl. Matka no hledala a
kdyz no nalezla v sousednim
pokoji, rozlobila Sc tax, re wa
la provaz, upravila ma mem
smycku a hodila jej ma kirk sy-
NV. Potion tahala "a provaz
tax dlouho, az Imrich zemTel.
Potion v zurivosti kladivem roz
bila lebku sveho syna ma padrt
Pc GNU Sc Freytova umyla, O.
blekla 81 svatecnf saty a zasla
ma policii, kde Sc udala. Byla
zatcena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Prazsky brad je znovu
~zabezpecovan.

Prazsky brad je ohrozovan
zhoubnou cinnostf spodnfch
pramenu, prot kterym byl jiz
V minulych letech zabezpeco-
van. V posledn1 dobe vsak vzni
kali move obavy a nastava nut
most brad zabezpeciti trvale
Jak p1se IN. o., zabyvala Sc
vec1 posledn1 sch1ze Masary-
kovy academic prace. Jeii
technicky odbor Dude o ochra-
ne hradu a chramu sv. Vita
jednat s ministerstvem verej-
nych pracf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
ERNIE DUSEK zapasiti Dude $
GEORGE KOVERLY " hlav-
MIN Zapase priSti stredu.

PTfstf stredu, 80. zaT1 v hlav-
MIN krfzkov6m zapase krajan
Ernie Dusek zapasiti Dude S
George Koverly.
V nasleduj1c1ch zapasech d
cinkovati budou:
Hank Barber VS.. Karrilenko;
Campofreda VS.. AL Billings;
John Katan VS.. c.. Wilcheski;
Ole Anderson VS.. Abe Finkel-
stein.
Minute 1tery V hlavnim "a
pase krajan Ernie Dusek pre-
kvapil vsechny pr1tomne kdyz
pc pul hodinovem krizkovani
pTitiskl ramona sveho soupeTe
George Koverly k z1nce.
Nick Campofreda porazil E.
Ii Fischera V Is minutach.
Ivan Monagoff porazil Stan
ley Sokolis V Is minutach.
George Wilson zv1tezil mad
Ed Worth V Is minutach.
Otto LeGrand porazil Abe
Kashey We % minutach. Kas-
hey byl diskvalifikovan pro ko-
PAM sveho protivn1ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Nalezy v mohyle u Stribra.

Diva zastupci mestskeho mu-
sea We StribTe odkryli mohylu
S hrobem z druheho tis1cileti
pred Kristen Mohyla obsahu-
je znamenite zachovaly nahro-
bek, kolem nehoz dokola stoj1
metr vysoke kameny, pokryte
vodorovne polozenymi kamen-
nymi deskami. Hrob je vydlaz-
den. u mrtveho byly ~nalezeny
krasne zdobene nadoby ma po-
travu. Bronzova bTitva, ktera
byla take dana do hrobu, male
III pry k nejstars1m nalezGm
sveho druhu. M1sto nalezu ne
nj udano.
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Upoutali mad propast neverne
devce.

deVce.
Dvacetileta krasavice F. j. z
jedne vsi u Uherskeho HradiS-
te mela mnoho chlapcG. Libila
Sc vSem, ale do zadneho Sc ne
zamilovala. Pobavila Sc S MIN,
tesla sc z jeho zamilovanosti,
ale kdyz zacal zarlit, re jeho
mila chodf S jinymi, rozesla Sc
s MIN. Ale vseho do casu. Mia
denci Sc mezi sebou domluvili
a rozhodli Sc, re nevernou kras
ku potrestaj1. Jeden re zhrze-
nych milenc1 pozval devce ma
vylet ma brad Buchlov. Bylo
liz pozde vecer, kdyz oba do
Sli ma strmou skalu. Dole byla
hluboka propast a ma samem
kraji skaly trcela do prazdne-
no ~prostoru borovice. Stacilo
Sc ma strom podfvat, ably clio
veka pojala zavrat. Hoch do
vedl devce pred strom a tklive
sc j zeptal: "Frantisko, myslis
to sc mnou vazne?" Devce S
koketnim 1smevem zavrtelo
hlavou: mel" Snad cekala, Re
Sc mu roztresou kolena a re sc
da do place. Ale hoch Sc jen
vesele otocil a pronikave hvfz-
dl. Nez Sc devce vzpamatova-
10, byli tn til dalsf mladenci,
ktere odmitla. V nekolika vie.
rinach il svazali provazy a pTi-
poutali Ike stromu mad propas-
tt. Marine prosila, ably il pusti.
Ii. Ponechali il klidne jejfmU
osudu. S hrGzou devce hlede.
10 do hlubiny a cekalo, CO sc
stane, povol1-li provazy. PAX
Sc dalo do zoufaleho kTiku. Je.
il volanf o pull hodiny pozdej
zaslechli diva turiste, kteTi Sc
zdrzeli pTi prohlfdce hradu, {
zachranili il. Kdyz il vypros
till z nebezpecneho mista, upa
do devce z prestal6 hrnzy dc
bezvedom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Proti omezeni autonomie v csl

Predsednictvo 1stred1 mo-
ravsko-slezskych obc1, NEST a
okresG v Brine konalo prvni po-
prazdninovou schGzi. Mezi j.
nym Sc usneslo vysloviti sc pro-
ii zaveden1 vladn1ch tajemnl-
XII v obcich. UstTed1 poukazu-
je ma to, re statn1 sprava ma
moznost pfesnym proyaden1m
jiz vydanych a platnych pred
pisG a zakon1 dosahnouti toho,
echo by 81 dosahnouti prala in
stituc1 vladnfch "tajemnikG v
obc1ch, coz by Poole nazoru u
stTed1 znamenalo konec obecni
samospravy.-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Eskymaci trpi nedostatkem
jidla.

DR.. Henry w. Greist, l6kaf-
misionaf z Barrow prohlasil We
Fairbanks, Alaska, re mezi E.
skymaky Jiz zuf1 hrozny hlad.
Pravil, re Eskymaci rozrezali
jiz kGzi re svych lodic a re va
II i kdze re sve obuvi, jezto ne
mali dostatek potravin. Toto
hladoven1 bylo zavineno hlav-
ne tim, re nen1 dostatek lovne
zvefe.
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v Americe vsechno sc sprawl.

Phi vyhozen1 z AUTOMOBILE
"a srazky S jinou karou, Tho
masu Barrettovi z Jersey City
byl urlznut nos a horni ret. Ty-
to cenne pozdstatky byly male
zeny v troskach policisty, a do
dany zpet majiteli. o pu1l no.
diny pozd6ji lekaT nos iret pri-
Sill Barrettovi zpet ma jich mi
sto.
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Starec Sc zastrelil.

Clarence Barker, II rok1
starry, ~zastfelil Sc We stredu pc
druhe iodine odpoledn1 We
SVEN pf1bytku, {. 1912 Wayne
avenue.
= Pr homie veverek strelil
Sc We stfedu do nohy 17lety
Melvin Scott nedaleko Fuller
ton.
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PFedbszne ornament zabav.

= O%chotnicky Spolek osady
sv. Vaclava Sc pripravuje ma
divadlo V nedeli, 25. Tfjna ma
oslavu Ceskoslovensk6 Samo-
statnosti. Hrati Sc Dude ISLE
cinka z Bfleho Zamecku", v
move upravene SIM sv. Vaclav-
ske skoly ma Collington Ave.
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Cestina verejnym jazykem v,
verejnych nemocnicfch.

Zemsky Trad moravskoslez-
sky nafidil re Sc must vsichni
lekafi We verejnych nemocni-
cfch naucit cesky. Rovnez vsi-
chni zamestnanci must ovladat
cesky jazyk.
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PRIME Sc zenska do sluz

PRIME Sc zenska do sluz-
by V Apartmentn1m dome "a
kucharku a ma domac1 praci.
Zadne pradlo. Pouze til V ro-
dine. Dobry domov. Zada Sc
odporucenf. K doptan1 hned
Majestic Apt. 912 Brooks Lane
Apt. A 1 aneb zavolejte: Lafa-
yette 1869.
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Maly OZnamOyatel.
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