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ATTEND BANQUET

J. Kenneth Hickox, Imperial
county manager for the Works
Progress administration; Roy john
stone, supervisor of employment;
and Ralph Goff, in charge of in
take and certification, attended a
banquet given in San Bernardino
Friday night in honor of Frank
7. Mclaughlin, relief director.
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TEN YEARS AGO
February l6 1926

During 1925 traffic officers stop
ped 17,501 automobile drivers of I'm
perial Valley for traffic violations.
Track work is occupying attention
Of all athletes of C.U.H.S. this week
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house. Norton didn't deny that
he's bound for HartsVille, N. c., as
soon as the trains make proper
connections.
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Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Annie McClelland. the duly
appointed, qualified and acting adj
ministratrix of the estate of Frank
Z. McClelland, deceased, will on or
after the 18th day of February,
1886, sell at private sale, to the
highest and best bidder Cor cash,
at the law office of c. II. Brown,
in Room 219, second floor of Bank
Of America Building, located at the
northwest corner of Sixth and
Main Streets, in the City of Ell
Centro, County Of Imperial, State
o. California, the following de-
scrihed real property belonging to
the said estate:
Tract Forty-five (45) in Town
ship II South, Range 16 East,
S.BM., together with all rights
and appurtenanCes thereto ap-
pertaining. ...a#
Bids will be received by the said
administrators at said Room 219,
Bank of America Building, for the
said property up to and including
the 18th day Of February, 1896
DATED: February Bird, 1885. .,
ANNIE McCLELLAND,
Administrators of the Estate
of Frank E. McClelland.
(F3-17 incD
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TndaX'S HnrnScnne

Persons born on this day have
quiet, generally happy dispositions,
and enjoy luxury.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-16
Horoscope for Sunday

Persons born ON this day are low
ing, kind, generous and magma
tive
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Famous Sayings

That which we are We are: one equal temper
Of heroic hearts made weak by time and fate But
strong IN will to strive. TO seek to find ana not
yield.-Alfred Lord Tennyson.
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Words of Wisdom

Life is not so short but that there
is always time enough for courtesy.
Emerson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-16

I've wondered if others notice the
extraordinary devotion of the Eng
lishman to care of his hair. Young
boys are presented with costly hair
brushes and always appear shiningly
brushed. Magnificent brushes are
essentials Of the adults toilet equip
ment and Englishmen use hair tonics
and massage treatments, no end.
And the majority retain their hair
Lloyd George has been a brusher all
his life and lookl I remember an
expensive shop near st. PaulB,
which sells nothing but combs and
brushes. Fascinating for a proWl.
Every barber is a persistent monger
for oils, scents and doo-dads for the
hair. So much so that Somerset
Vaughan seemed the first act of a
play in a barbershop, the entire
action devoted to che tonsors push
ing their wares on their helpless
customers. But with such a lux
urlant crop Of hair, maybe England
owes a debt-not as hefty as the one
Sne owes us, OF course-to her lovely
BARRIERS, after ALL
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in an engineering works in London
with a burning ambition to become
an engineer. Recently the boy joined
his father at Moore Abbey, Ireland.
One evening he piloted his father
into the music room and asked him
to sing several old Irish songs A
few evenings later, Mrs. Mccormack,
in on the surprise, turned on the
wireless and the father in his faV-
orite arm chair heard his son broad
cast the very same songs from the
Athlone station in Ireland, the
neighborhood where the father was
born and first sang at II. And it
was a bell-toned tenor voice he
heard and at the finish John sue
cumbed to the inevitable impulse of
his Irishy-and had a good cry.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
No. 2530

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANK E. McCLELLAND,
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Answers TO Foregoing Question

I. They are contemporary paint
ers.
2. It's coal and iron deposits.
3. Uruguay.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-16
GRAB BAG

what nave the following in COM
mon; mon; Matlsse, Picasso, Pogany,
What is the economic Importance
Of the Ruhr?
or what South American coun-
try is Montevideo the capital?
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-16
Correctly Speaking

In manuscript the first line of
every paragraph should be indent-
ed at least an inch.
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leaders in modern day thought Each week m @ h
Ministerial Alliance presents h
uuilInr nintnre
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-16

Many thrills have come to John
Mccormack, the beloved Irish tenor,
but a recent one was par. He has
secretly cherished the hope his son
Cyril, who has a fine voice, would
become a great singer But when
the lad finished at Cambridge he
went on his own, took a lowly job
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-06
RED TERRORS BACK
FROM OLD DOMINION
Team Tired and Battered
from Games with w. &
L.. v. M. |. and v. P. |.

College Station, Raleigh, Feb. G.
North Carolina States Red Terrors
were back home today, tired and a
bit battered after their three-day trip
to Virginia which included games with
V. p. l., Washington and Lee, and
V. NJ. I. The players got to Raleigh
last night at ! o'clock.
Coach r. r. Sermon will give the
players a complete rest today that
they might recover sufficiently from
their trip to be in fine physical shape
for their game here Saturday night
with Davidson. According to Coach
Sermon, the trip was a difficult one.
Travelling was hard and slow, and the
games hard and close.
Sermon said he hoped by Saturday
night Comic Mac Berry, star sopho-
more center, and Stuart Flythe, high
scoring forward, would be over recent
injuries. Berry hurt his back in the
game with Duke. on January %.
Flythe, senior and one of the high
scorers in the Southern Conference,
sprained his right wrist in Monday
nights game with v. P. l., at Blacks
burg and was unable to play against
Washington and Lee on Tuesday and
V. NJ. l. last night.
In a preliminary game Saturday,
freshman teams of State and David
son will meet. The tiff will start at 7
o'clock
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WILLIAMSON TO RUN
IN BOSTON EVENT

Chapel Hill, Feb. 6-Harry William
son star University Of North Carolina
track man, will compete in the Boston
Athletic Association indoor games IN
Boston Saturday night, February 8.
He will run in the 1O0O-yard event.
This will be Williamson's's third
race in the northern indoor meets this
winter He has previously competed
in the 1000 yard events at the Massa-
chusetts X. of G. games in Boston and
the Millrose games in New York City.
The Tar Heels principal competi-
tor will be Chuck Hornbostel, inter
collegiate half mile record holder and
former Indiana University star now
studying law at Harvard. In the pre-
viOus Boston meet HornbOstel beat
Williamson with a time of a fraction
over 2:14 minutes.
Last Saturday the Tar Heel won the
Millrose event with q time Of 2:13.6
minutes. However. the Boston Gar
denis track is smaller than the Madi-
son Square Garden track, thus Civ
ing the New York garden the best
times with its longer straightaways.
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Do You Know Someone
Who Is
kuptured!
SHOW THEM THIS

Here is an invitation no n1au or
woman suffering the handicap of
dangerous Rupture can afford to
ignore. l will tell you why. 1 want
TO send you. an absolutely free test
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cases, all evidences of Rupture is gone
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Don't say this is too good to be
true. Try it. Send no money-just
your name and address, plainly writ
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package, what may easily prove the
happiest surprise and best news of
your life. Address w. S. Rice, Inc,
867 Main ST., Adams, N. Y. Do this
today-before you forget. You may
not see this notice again-(Adv).
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ed the awarding OF 10 publication KEYS
for meritorous service on student pub
locations and as board members. f
H. Jeter, chairman, announced ves
terday
Candidates eligible for publication
offices in the annual campus elections,
to be held early this spring also were
announced by Chairman Jeter.
The publication keys will be award
ed at the annual Publications Board
banquet to be held carly this sprine
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-06

still she liked him. Can he jump?
she wanted to know. told her how
you entered hirN in our point-to~
point here this spring an how Sherln
Gordon brought him in q winner i.
an how the beast tried to kick me,
all blowed as he was after the run.
All she says is: Il never had 4
chance to ride real jumper like
him. Put q saddle on him, Pat
| 1.-THE Saints bless you, Miss Dahl.
told her. 7 couldn't do it. Besides
you amt dressed for it. We got
nothing but mems saddles She just
laughed at me with them blue eyes
an says, T know you got another
pair Of overalls around here. They'll
do. Mr.. Marsh told me could ride
any horse an I'm going to ride
! Ginger" Pat looked anxiously al
Marsh.
well! What happened ?"
CT give her a pair Of overal1s and
she went into one of the boxes and
got into 'em. She was wearin' Il
sweater" Pat FASTENED to add. Ell
got a bride and saddle on the beast.
fixed the stirrups right and dragged
him out in the yard. Sayin' nay
prayers all the time. ] was. Fore
knew what was what, she was aboard
him.
"How did he act?' Marsh inquired
tersely.
STOOD up on his hind legs the
old trick. Plunged around, then puts
his head down, stands still and looks
foolish. That gals got a wrist like
iron and gentle Believe it OF
not, she sends him at the fence -.
clears it like a whistle. After that
she runs him around the pasture lot
a few times, brings him back across
the fence and up to where I am,
slides off. Then she says: He afn't
bad at all, Pat. If you'll take him,
I'll let you have your overalls back
Like that
$50" Marsh unused.
''It's the truth, same as I'm tAlesn
it. That's why thought. mebbe,
she'd been with q show or one Of
them rowdyos I've heard about"
II don't believe so. Pat" Marsh
stared thoughtfully at his man. "She
told me that she had been teaching
school,
fTO BE CONTlNUEo'
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II hope So" Thora was on hel
feet now.
'sWait a minute. What do you dc
for exercise, Miss Daht? You 1ool
pretty f1t."
Nothing except walk"
'sUmph. You can't walk all the
time E. should play games. II you
like golf, I'll give you q card to ouI
neighborhood club. You'll find plenty
of sticks and balls In the hall closet
don't play, unless somebody makes
me-"
land I don't play at ALL" Thora
assured him. He didn't really mean
that. The Marsh houseE eeper play
ing golf with the neighborss
Maybe you like to ride. We've
two or three horses. Fix it UP with
Pat tell him I said to let you
ride any Of them, any time"
Thora's blue eyes lighted.
II might do that she admitted
happily. II love horses"
Selwyn Marsh thought no more Of
that offer until the next morning
when he strolled down to the stables,
accompanied by his usual out-of-
doors companion-a waddIing liver
spotted dachshund. The dog, to
Thora's great amusement, enjoyed
tile name Pfeffernusse. She thought
the length of the name exactly suited
that Of its owner.
Pat Donahue. seeing his employer
approach, bec11oned him aside for an
interview. Lowering bis. Voice conf
dentially. he asked: u
"This Miss Dahl now, Boss. No
offense 80. but did she come here.
from a circus or sometime"
what do you mean?" Marsh de-
manded sharply.
''Wen, she shows up here at the
stable this mornin' i. before 6, ii
was. Wanted to look at the horses
That's all right. I told her she
could ride any time she cared to-"
$50 she's tellin' me. Well, sir,
there's a gal what knows horses.
Looked 'em over like a trader. She
even noticed that bad place on Dicks
off front leg what almost got cured.
But It was Ginger that took her
fancy. It'd like to try him. she says"
"You didn't allow her to-"
'Lissen. told her what a divil he
was didn't hold notl1in' back. AM
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FLUSH OUT
Is MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES

Medical authorities agree that your
kidneys contain Is MILES of tiny
tubes or filters which help to purity
the blood and keep you healthy.
If you have trouble with too fire.
quent bladder passages with scanty
amount causing burning and discom
fort, the Is MILES OF kidney tubes
may need flushing out. This danger
signal may be the beginning of nag
ging backache, leg pains, loss OF pep
and energy, getting up nights. swell
ing. puf1iness under the eyes and
dizziness.
IL kidneys don't empty pints a
day ana SO get rid OF more than 5
pounds OF waste, poisonous matter
may develop. causing serious trouble
Don't wait. AAsk your druggist for
DOAN'S PILLS. which have been
used successfully by millions of pe0-
pie for over 40 years. They give happy
relief and will help to flush out tho
Is MILES OF kidney tubes. Get
DOAN'S PILLS at your druggist
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Complete Liquidation Of
40 Closed Banks in 1885
Continued from Page One.)

mental auditors, a ratio of about two
tenths of one per cent.
During the year 1885, the amount
paid to attorneys in connection with
the liquidation of closed banks a.
mounted to $136,722 or an average per
bank of $1,4S6, or slightly more than
one per cent Of the total collections"
a statement issued by Commissioner
Hood, explaining the tabulated state
ment filed with the Secretary OF
State. 1.-THE amount paid to indepen-
dent auditors during this same Pc
Rod was 1926, or an average per
bank of $24.31 or about one-fiftieth or
one per cent of the total collections.
We paid $26, 1866 to departmental au-
ditors during 1885, or an average OF
$286 per tcank or about three tenths
of one per cent of total collections"
In completing the liquidation OF the
40 banks definitely closed UP during
1885, the State Banking Department
paid 253 dividends and issued 101, 800
checks, with only SO banks left which
have not yet been completely liquidat-
ed, the report shows. This means that
approximately 80 per cent of the clos
ed banks have already been liouiadt-
ed. Commissioner Hood expressed the
belief that the remaining 50 banks
can be completely liquidated and
closed out during 1885,
"a very few banks may not be fl
nally liquidated this year, requiring
us to carry them over into 1887, but
1 hope this will not he necessary"
Commissioner Hood said
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M|DDLEBURG PLAYS
HENDERSON FRIDAY
DoubIeheader Carded For
High Price Court at
7:3O O'Clock

Henderson and Middleburg nigh
school cage teams will meet here to-
morrow night on the High Price ware
house. court at 1880 for their second
encounter of the season, the teams
splitting in the first meeting. the To-
cal girls winning their tilt by close
17-1G score and the Middleburg boys
won the second game of the twin bill,
defeating Henderson 26-19.
Tuesday night, Henderson fell be-
fore a powerful Warrenton team,
S3-11. Lefty Ayscue, a Henderson star
was absent from the contset.
The local girls will be determined
to keep in the win column in the
meeting tomorrow night, and they
feel confident that they can turn
back the invaders.
The boys will have had the advan-
tage Of a few drills when they clash
with the visitors from Middleburg,
and hope that they may be able to
turn in their first victory Of the sea
son.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-06

nomination as senator, much less VIII
ming presidential nomination a.
Cleveland. Even if he should WIN re-
nomination for senator, the chances
at present are better than even tiid'
he would be defeated for re-electlon'
Dickinson has been a critic OF Tic
Roosevelt farm program.
Even Chester Bolton. the godialIi!ee4e
of the convention, will have 81 81.
fight to be returned to Congress .aoa;
his Cleveland district. he 49,.
against the bonus. as well as VN'ON
w everything New Deal. ~
Bolton is the only Republican 80
oressnan from Cleveland, the o.n1.
three being Democrats. But bol.o .,h J
district has been staunchly repee
lican.
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Chapter IL

THAT'S THE period I'm working
with" Marsh resumed, discussing his
research work with his new house
keeper. zone Of my family took ar
active part. / find, in repelling the
British when they made q foray into
Jersey. -
Why, yes!' Thora interrupted
glibIy. you must be talking about
the campaign Of 1880 when
Knyphausen and his troops crossed
over from Staten Island and were
defeated 1t Connecticut Farms. The
militiamen drove them back homo,
j remember that very we'll"
MY world" SelWyn Marsh very
nearly beamed on his housekeeper.
ut certainly is q treat to find some
one who knows q little about their
own country! / wouldn't have be-
lieved it." He shifted @ little in his
chair. 'r dare say you never came
across the name Jephthah Marsh in
your reading ~
I'm afraid not. :" Thora ap-
peared to be rejecting deeply. "And
yet 1t sounds familiar
toned it yesterday" Marsh grunted,
then saved Thora the embarrassment
OF a reply with: well, there are
plenty Of people who never heard OF
him. But. by the Lord Harry, they
will! That's the trouble with most
history writer's pick out q few
main figures and give them all the
credit. It's not because this Marsh
seems to be an ancestor of mine
It's the principle of the thing. You
can see that"
''Of course" Thofa agreed.
Seeing you can understand what
les all about" Marsh offered. with q
gesture, ''rll let you see some OF my
material when l get it in better
shape. That reminds me. /. :" He
stared at ner for moment without
speaking. .
Thora felt a trifie apprenticeship.
Mr.. Gordon had warned her against
taking too much of an interest in
Selwyn Marsh's newest hobby. Per
haps she was lending herself to some
new complication.
'fNever bothered with. shorthand, I |
SUPPOSE" (!
mo, sir" There was something
TO be thankful for. #stss q ,ASsSa@s
use a typewriter o.
"A little. :. ="
"Fine! When / was in the city
yesterday, noticed window full of
them. 1t occurred to me that III
should type my notes :. can scarce
ly read my hen tracks. when they
get cold. I ordered machine to be |
sent out here /. figured could get |
the hang of it we'll enough. You can
help me-"
TIN not a rapid typist."
That's all right. I can't type at |
all. I'll let you know when it comes.
Was there anything else you wanted |
to talk about?''
Il think not, Mr.. Marsh" What
was the idea Of his saying that , :
"elseT'
Everything going all rights hi !
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-06
DAVIDSON INVADES
WAKE FOREST FRIDAY

Wake Forest, Feb. 6-Davidson Col
lege's basketball teams will invade
Wake Forest for games with the Bap-
lists varsity and frosh outfits Friday
night of this week, in the first meet
ing between the clubs of the current
schedule.
Coach Greason's Deacons have
shown surprising strength in their re-
cent start against State and Carolina,
and are hoping to break in the win
column Friday.
Nut is the name Of a town in Ttal-
ian LibVa.
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Carolina and Duke
Will Clash Tonight
In ImportantGame

Chapel Hill, Feb. 6-An important
lap in the Southern Conference and
Big Five basketball races will be COM
pleted tonight when the powerful
fives of Carolina and Duke clash in
the Tin Can here. starting at 8 o'clock.
There will be no freshman game.
Both teams are in the midst of the
fighting for top honors in both divi-
stone. The odds on the game tonight
are reported even. The outcome of
this Carolina-Duke battle will give a
slightly clearer picture Of the free-for-
ais in both campaigns.
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READ THIN rxxrwx

READ THIS rxxoHx
11orG Dahl. ac7so has IeSt her home
tn Minmesot0 and j0wr~eyeG east,
obtains position as h0Wsekeeper for
an eccentric gentleman SaG1Ned Sci
S0yn Marsh aoho liUeS iis suburban
Nea0 York. She is to replace a Mrs.
Myron ag1o is going on a Tong 1dcG-
ton. Mrs. Ayro5' tells ThorG that
Dottie Steele, nearby actdoaG. has
designs on Se190UD Marsh. Mrs.
M1jros deperts. That afternoon
ThorG encounters q stranger ia the
draaCjng rors4:. The TisitOr. an at
tr0ctiue 0ouag man, introduces HIM
self as Sherman Gordon, @ friend OF
Marsh and his daughter, Wilma, Goho
is GGody. Marsh tells Th0rG Of
bOol: he is acritinG on Revolutionary
history.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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Cleveland Thinks
Landon Is Winner
Continued from rage One.>

more money than he could raise.
He is willing to take a chance on
swaying uninstructed delegations,
once they are in the convention hall.
AS a matter of fact, some of the
Republican aspirants are worried by
election fights in their own states.
Borah perhaps prefers reelection in
Idaho--and to have merely his say re-
garding the platform and the kind of
candidate at Cleveland.
Senator L. j. Dickinson of Iowa will
have difficult time pulling through
even the Republican primaries for re-
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N. G.. STATE TANKMEN
OFF TO CLEMSON, S. G.

College Station, Raleigh, Feb. G.
North Carolina States varsity SWIM
ming team left here this afternoon
for Clemson, S. c., where tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock it engages in 81
triangular tank met with Clemson and
Furman.
State has defeated teams of Fort
Monroe, Va, and Goldsboro Y. M. c.
A., in it's only appearances this whit
err
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N. G.. STATE FCRFEITS
DUKE BOXING MATCH

College Station, Raleigh, Feb. G.
The boxing meet scheduled here Fri
day night between teams of North
Carolina State and Duke has been
forgeited to Duke, Coach Peele John
son of State announced yesterday.
According to Coach Johnson, State
has only three mem available for ac-
ton and rather than disappoint the
fans, has forfeited the meet to Duke.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-06

1S36-Thomas o. Selfridge, one OF
the navy's great commanders and rear
admirals, son of a rear-admiral, born
in Boston. Died Feb. 4, 1924.
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PUBLICATION HONOR
AT STATE COLLEGE

College Station, Raleigh, Feb. g.
The North Carolina State College Stu
dent Publications Board has approx
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Matka Sc synem prchli pfi
manzelovs sebevrazds.

Zatfm CO jeho manzelka a
syn utekli, ably uchranili 1.-Two
ty sve, William Hess, vyslouzi-
lee re spanelsko-americke val
ky zastrelil Sc v sobotu.
well, skonc1m vse pro mas
vsechny," vzkTikl Hess ucho-
piv revolver v dome, {. 1851 E.
Chase ulice, jak manzelka je-
no policii udala. Chopila sy-
ma, IL, Williama, a dala Sc z
domu ma dtek volatile o pomoc.
Sousede zavolali policii. Tou-
to nalezen byl Hess v zidli V
prednf svetnici krvacejfcf re
spanku, do nehoz vrazil 81 kou-
Ii. Revolver lezel vedle neho
ma podlaze. Dive rany z neho
vypaleny byly.
Hess byl SO rokG starry. Do
nedavna byl chovancem v Per-
ry Point nemocnici, kde peco-
vano jest O onemocnele vyslou-
zilce. Do sveho domova wat
byl odtud ma zadost manzel-
ky, jez soudila, re byl uzdra-
ven.