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Evening star., 1936-07-08
Japan Cleans House.

Japan has taken drastic action to
avenge the blood purge" that accom-
panied the army revolt last February
and cost the lives of three distinguished
statesmen and prominent military Off
cial. 1t was on the same sanguinary
occasion that only by miracle the then
Premier Okada escaped assassination, his
brother-in-law having been slain in his
stead by mistake. Admiral Suzuki grand
chamberlain of the imperial court, was
seriously wounded. Having subjected the
mutineers to military trial on charges OF
murder, rebellion and disobedience to the
commands of the Emperor, the army has
now meted out condigr punishment to
the ringleaders. Seventeen officers and
cadets were sentenced to death, and five
others to life imprisonment. Prison terms
ranging from eighteen months to fifteen
years were imposed upon forty nom
commissioned officers and eight civilians.
The army leaders reflect confidence that
the severity of their punitive action will
CoAFAi0e PuDLC oPhAoA al AoLAc oAlu
abroad of their will ruthlessly to stamp
out the cult of assassination and direct
action, which has fourished among the
younger military officers ever since the
Manchurian adventure in 1881.
Obviously with a desire to spare the
army as much obloquy as possible, the
trial of the rebels was conducted amid
the utmost privacy. The special court
martial, whose findings are to be car
ried into effect without delay, was estab-
nshed by Emperor Hirohito on advice
of the Privy Council. The powers of
the tribunal were without peace-time
precedent. The prisoners were even de-
Evening star., 1936-07-08
BOrah and the G.. o. p.

Senator BorahS brief statement that
he will not bolt the Republican ticket is
naturally source of qualification to the
leaders of that party. The Idaho Sem
ator has been a severe critic of the G.
Q. P. organization. His campaign for
the presidential nomination, in which
he again and again attacked the
Old Guard leadership, was a salutary
thing for the party. Borah fought to
get the party away from such leader
ship and to bring about the adoption
of a platform both liberal and construc-
tive. In the belief that much has been
accomplished along both these lines, the
Idaho Senator will continue his alle-
glance to the Republican party.
No man in public life has been less
selfish, less interested in advancing his
own material interests than Senator
Borah. No man is more interested in
the general welfare of the people. That
welfare, in the opinion of Mr.. Borah,
does not lie along the road of the Roose-
welt New Deal although he supported
some of the relief measures advocated
by the administration. He is strongly
opposed to some of the theories of the
New Dealers, which in the end, he is
convinced, will bring about Government
control of industry and by the next step
Government monopolies in industry.
Monopoly is red rag to Borah. 1t is,
to him, the chief issue of the day.
Borah has been and is big factor
in politics and legislation. He has
large following in the country. The
race he ran in the Illinois and Ohio
primaries, where he was pitted against
the entire Republican State organiza-
tions, is a demonstration of that, if any
were needed. His support Of the Lam
don-Knox ticket, if it follows his decla-
ration that he intends to be loyal to the
G. o. P, will be effective.
For thirty years Borah has been
Senator of the United States. During
that period he has been great figure
in that body. At no time have his mo-
tives ever been impugned. He has been
guided by what he has considered the
interests of the people. He has been
stickler for adherence to the Constitu-
ton and to the liberties which it guar
antees the people of America. Recog-
nized as progressive, he has neverthe-
less believed that more could be accom-
plished by working within the ranks Of
the Republican party than by leaving
it. During the pre-convention campaign,
to his opponents who demanded that he
say whether he would support or bolt
the ticket nominated in Cleveland,
Borah's reply was that he had never
bolted the Republican party. And he
added that that was not true of some of
the other candidates. He threatened at
times to disassociate himself from the
party if the Old Guard leadership was
continued. His present insistence that
he has no intention of bolting the ticket
puts an end to that danger for the
Republicans.
What course the Idaho Senator will
pursue, whether he is to be an active
campaigner, even whether he is to be
q candidate for reelection to the Senate,
he has still to disclose. Borah is an
ardent advocate or an ardent foe, once
his sympathies have been enlisted.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Cattle will have to be sold in large
numbers. A meeting of brain trusters
may have to be called to decide whether
beef steak will be dearer or cheaper.
If large beef supply is marketed i'm
mediately it should be cheaper. If it is
reserved for future delivery cold storage
charges will make it more expensive.
The element of speculation inexorably
intrudeS itself.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Department, Bergen, Norway, rates as
the place where more kinds of weather
prevail at any one time than anywhere
else in the world. On that account the
United States has adopted the practice
of stationing an official observer there
periodically. Lieut. Howard B. Hutchin-
son has just completed a six months
tour of duty at Bergen and will shortly
give a postgraduate course in weather
forecasting at the Naval Academy In
Annapolis.
toopgfishk 1850
Evening star., 1936-07-08

A Postmaster General should be able
to give an enormous amount of time to
his official duty in order to maintain q
mail service that will give the moneys
worth and not cause postage stamps to
represent inflated valuation.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

The retirement of Mr.. McCarl will call
for another watch dog Of the Treasury
who can not only show rare mathematical
intelligence, but who can endure the
throat strain of perpetual bark.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Sabotage in Ideas.

Are you in favor of mass produc-
tion?"
YES" said Senator Sorghum, eff we
can enable the masses to 60 ahead and
produce without interference by COM
munists who aim at mass destruction"
Evening star., 1936-07-08

A party platform is the subject of great
campaign interest in presenting various
points on which partisan orators may
concentrate and determine which to
emphasize and which to forget.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Strike promoters have a hard argu-
ment in hand when they attempt to show
that the violent introduction of idleness
can be beneficial to any kind of industry.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Art RivalrieS.

We've caught the keynotes loud and
clear.
Sweet harmony we wait to hear.
Some tunes are new and some are old;
We smile as melodies unfold.
Yet suddenly we stand apart
And dread the rivalries of art;
Shattered again is our delight
The choir has had another fight!
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Fourth Of July speeches were eloquent.
The question now shifts to whether their
dominant sentiments can survive an
election campaign.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Orators may as we'll write their own
material. A great many who used to
believe in ghost writer's have ceased to
be superstitious.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Costly Silence.
the Macon telegraph.

From the Macon telegraph.
The operating expenses of the Con-
gress just closed were II million dollars,
q good part of which was for printing
woodworking speeches which never
were delivered.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

In Japan modern ideas have progressed
so that leaders of revolt are shot at sun
rise without waiting for the pangs of
remorse to induce hara- -kiri.
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Rain-making is not an exact science.
If it were drought in agricultural areas
would make it very useful in vote getting.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Difficult.

From the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
"Landon Gets Notification in July"
say the headlines. Can the surprise
party plans be kept a secret from the
Governor a whole month?
Evening star., 1936-07-08

Even Mother Nature has her problems
OF distribution, with too much rain in
one place and not enough in another.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Radio Pests.

From the saginaw News.
With the radio roaring political
speeches day and night, some of us may
yet yearn for the days when we had only
crooners to annoy us.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Canadians as Wire Chatters.

From the Shreveport Journal
The Canadians do more telephoning
per capita than any other people on
earth, according to a survey recently
made. They must still have the old.
fashioned party lines IN use Up there.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Member of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Walkers.

From the Hartford Courant.
Youth will be served. The Dionne
quintuplets learned to take walk before
Messrs. Smith. Colby, Ely, Read and
Cohalsn.
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Farwell But Not Good by.

Farwell But Not Go0d-by.
On August First we'll know the worst.
). Farley may resign.
FAREWELL" The word we have re-
hearsed
To music sweet and fine.
We know that still your mystic spell
In politics you ply.
No matter how you say Farewell"
Youu never say "Good-by."
"It's easy to tell de TRUTH" said Uncle
Eben, 'if you kin find out what It is
without startin' too rough an argument"
Evening star., 1936-07-08
Mental Athletics.

Mental Athletics.
"Is your boy an athlete?"
"He's what I'd call q mental athlete"
said Farmer Corntossel. He can lie in
. hammock and tell you what's going
on in every ball field in the country"
Wealth." said Hi Ho, the sage of
Chinatown, "brings happiness to those
who have it not, but are sure they will
soon be able to obtain It,"
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@. What is the oldest college sport7-
H. T. S.
A. Rowing is the oldest of organized
college sports.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
VZPOMfNKA.

S bolem V srdci v%zpominam
ma den Is. dubna neb tomu
Dude jiz Fl rok1 CO smrt1 vyr-
van byl mGj nezapomenutelny
Otec
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MiIovnici miru demonstrovali,
vojaci paradovali.

We Washingtonu zatlaceni
byli V pond6li pratele m1ru ma
Capitol Plazza,a ably dosti m1sta
nell paradujfcf vojaci a osla-
vujici vstoupen1 Spojenych
statG do sv6tov6 valky. PTate-
lie miru sesli Sc pred sochou
Roberta M. LaFollette, ktery
pred vstupem do valky jediny
hlasoval prot t6to "stobilionG
dolarG chybe".
Nebylo to V pond6lf poprv6
co vojaci S bubny, tanky a ka-
nony oslavovali vstup do val
ky, ktery postal miliony Anne
rican1 do boje ma evropsk6 pG-
de, do valky, O nfz Calvin Coo
lidge kdysi Tekl: "Stat Dude
to Americky lid pres sto bilio-
nj dolarG neil poslednf anne
ricky vojak a poslednf ma tom
to zavisly zmiz1 z povrchu re
me-"
Oslavovanf dine pocalo roku
1923 vzdor protestu senatora
George w. Norris, republika-
ma z Nebrasky a sesti jinych.
Norris rekl, re vhodnym by
10 by oslavovati vyrocf pokoje,
ale re je to tragikou kratkych
pamet1 oslavovati den rozhod-
mutt, v kter6m sta tisfc1 Anne
rickych mladych muzn poslani
byli do smrti anebo zivot1 pl-
nych utrpenf.
Colonel Arthur w. Little,
jenz byl prot vstupu Ameriky
do svetove valky, ale ktery V
teto 7slouzil We Francii 1911 dn1
prohlasil v pond6li:
"Neverfm, re nektery jed
notlivec anebo mala skupina
jednotlivcd mohla by mas udr-
zeti cd valky. Chceme-li z te-
to zGstati, mus1me Sc z nj sami
udrzeti. Spravnou formula
jsou slova: "Nechte lid hlaso-
vati o valce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Vzduchoplavecke nestesti.

Nadherna velika- vzducho
LODI spolecnosti Transcontinen-
tai and Western Air roztffste-
ma byla V 1tery ma horskem
vybezku u Uniontown, Pa. Sc
vzducholod1 O zivot prislo 9
cestujlcich a 2 pilot.
Nikdo nebyl svedkem neho-
dy. Doba nestestf jest nezna-
ma. Hodinky ma dvou naleze-
ne zastavily Sc We 1915 dopo-
ledne. Asi 10 minut pred tim
re vzducholodi oznameno bylo
radio depesf O rozmahajic1 Sc
mlze.
Hrdiny nest6sti byl C. G.
Challinor z Clevelandu a Mel
lie H. Granger, zr1zenka vzdu
cholodi.
Challinor, jehoz ODE nohy
prerazeny byly, vylezl z tro-
SEX vzducholodi, ably otevrel
dvefe, jimiz ma svobodu dosta-
la Sc Grangerova. Tato pax
osvobodila Meyer c.. Ellen
steinovou, manzelku mayora z
Newark, N. J.
Blatem a hustym lesem do
stala sc ma cestu male cesty az
ku telefonu v dome lesniho
hlidace a touto volala o pomoc
Statni policiste, lesnf personal
a farmafi z1castnili Sc v "a
chrane pokud tuto provadeti
bylo mono. Mrtvoly vynaty
byly z trosek a ~polozeny ma
pokryvkach.
Ctyri z usmrcenych: August
Evans, Smith a Kelly, byli stu
denty z Valley Forge vojenske
academic jedouc1 do svych
domovu ma Velikonocn1 swat
ky.
Horsky distrikt, v nemz ne.
stesti Sc udalo, znam jest ia.
ko "hrbitov Alleghany". MI
sto, ma nemz trosky nalezeny
byly, jest asi tTi mile Cd Sum.
nit hotelu zapadn1 cast.
Pennsylvania. Krajina okoln.
zarostla jest hlubokymi lesy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Taiemnik zemedelstvf

Tajemn1k zemedelstvf,
Henry A. Wallace beTe v O.
chranu velke cukerni koncer-
ny, jez nasledkem prohlaseni
AAA "a neustavn1, sebraly
miliony dollaru.
Nejlepe pochodila cukernic-
ka spolecnost ma Floride, jez
dostala "a spolupraci v pro-
gramu AAA $1,067,313.
Jiny cukrovarn1k ma Hawaii
obdrzel $47O,OOO. Celkem ma
dostati 100000. Podobny
pr1myslnik v Portoriku obdr-
Eel $961.00O.
Jmena obdarovanych Wal
lace neuvadi, &C tax We zvlaSt-
nj resoluci zada republican
sky senator A. H. Vanderberg
z Michiganu.
Jmenovani budou prijemci
bonus1 Cd $4,000 WISE.
Podobne &C mnohem mensi
remunerace dostavali take pc
stitele rye We ctyfech statech
a take pestitele kukurice, ba-
Why, tabaku a psenice.
Jak sc prav1, vyplatily Spo-
.jene Staty tfmto zp1sobem
S25O,OO 900 cd dolby, kdy nej
vyssf soud uznal AAA "a ne1-
stavn1.
"Nestranna delnicka IL
ga" jejfmz dcelem je praco-
vati pro znovuzvoleni presi-
denta Roosevelta Sc utvoTila,
Hlavni stan ligy Dude We Wa
shingtOnu.
" posledn1 dobe Sc kona-
ly pokusy, jak vyhubiti japon.
skeho broucka, ktery kazdoro-
enc natropil ma polnfch plodi-
mach velike spousty. Kdyz roz-
licne jedy a prasky selhaly
byl ucinen pokus S pouzitfm
ultra-fialovych paprskG k to.
mu 1celu. Tento pokus sc mad
ocekavan1 zdaril. Tento BRONX
velikosti asi kavoveho zrnka
zavrtava Sc We dine do zeme a '
noci vyleza, ably Sc zivil pozf.
ranim listf. Odbornfci re re.
medelskeho odboru pTisli na
to, re slime ultra-fialove paprs.
ky dovedou vylakati bfoucky
ma povrch, kde tito, paprsky
jsouce omraceni, napadajf sa.
mi do pTipravenych nadobek
Tim zp1sobem lie Sc jich snao
no a rychle zbaviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
JARNf.

Je jarn1 zem zas mlada
v SVEN prvnfm vzbuzeni.
o, jak by mela rada
Sat bledych zelen1.
Neklidne tvGrc1 nebe
a tv1rcf vody, vzduch.
To slunce bllzko sebe,
to vse, elm kT1s1 BGh.
TAX casne rano vstala
a snila O rodu,
kdyz k smrti vzdorovala
z kvetu az do plodG.
Malicko plac il dust
svou rosnou l1tosti.
Vzdyt j1t a doufat must
a zaTit radostl.
A radost je tax velka.
by snesla vets1 zal,
zal hrdy, ktery nelka,
byt smrti znec vse zzal.
Zemnovy zivot chvatf
zas kouzly novymi,
kdyz pTijdou vystT1dati
Sc zivi S mrtvymi.
AntOn1n SOvs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Provolani Csl. Delnickych
TelocvikarH!

Krajansk6 verejnosti V Anne
rice: -
Uprostred mimoradnych dob,
tezce vse postihujfcfch, upro-
sired tvrdeho boje O existence
a chmurnych starostf o nasi
budoucnost Americe, upro-
sired 1silovneho zapasu "a no
w, spravedliv6jsi svetovy po-
fadek, pTichaz1me Sc zpravou,
re delnicke organisace pfipra-
vuj1 a uspoTadajf I. Americkou
Delnickou Olympiadu We
dnech g., 4. a 5. cervence 1886
v Clevelandu, Ohio, spoJenou
Sc zajezdem Delnickych Telo-
cvikaTG a velk6 vypravy re sta
re vlasti, republiky Ceskoslo-
venske a dalsfmi mfstnlmi O.
lympijskymi slavnostmi v New
Yorku, Chicago a jinde.
Csl. delnictvo Ameriky chce
poTadanfm svojf prvn1 Olym-
piady nasledovati skveleho
vzoru prazskych Delnickych
Olympiad. Ty jsou uznavany-
mi, vzacnymi svatky csl. del
nictva i Csl. Republiky, ohrom
nymi, krasou i duchem strhujl-
c1mi manifestacemi sbratfeni
delnictva, v mezinarodnlm
ramci svobody a demokracie!
V temze konstruktivn1m du-
chu prazskych slavnost1, v du-
chu m1rove, ale nebojacne de-
mokracie, pripravujeme zde
podnik vlastnf, 1m6rny ovsem
danym moznostem, ale steJne
zakladaj1c1 Sc ma solidarnl O.
betavosti, soucinnosti a nadse-
nj vsech csl. delnfkI csl. Anne
riky!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Sprostsni.

V San Jose, Kalifornia, Da-
vid Lamson, byvaly professor
Stanford university, byl osvo-
bozen z obzaloby pro vrazdu
sve manzelky.
" New Yorku Vera Stretz,
jez zastrelila nemeckeho prG-
mysln1ka, DIR. Fritze Geghard-
ia, byla porotou propustena 2
obzaloby. Gin spachala proto.
re zavrazdeny odpfral DAFT sc
rozvesti cd dosavadni manzel-
ky, opustitit dive d1tky a ozeni.
ii Sc sc StretZovou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
FrantiSek J. .FiiSer

a nyni klidne spf svGj v6cny
sen vedle sve manzelky ma Ma
rodn1m hrbitove, a ia pricha-
z1m abychom mu venoval u
pf1mnou vZpom1nku.
Iva duse cista k vysinam Sc
vZnesla - svitem hveZdicek
Ty zarmutek mil iris, lee S
bolu THY, jake probuden1 re
sna Dude, az "a Tebou pT1jdu
V nadpozemskou T1S.
K ucten1 pamatky venuje:
JOSEF FIsER, SYN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Radeni tornado.

Pres 33 osob bylo zabito, a
ma $50 zraneno, kdyz tornado
Sc prohnalo peti jiho-vych. sta
ty. Smrst byla doprovazena
prudkym lijavcem, ktery opet-
ne rozvodnil feky, a ohrozo-
val pomocne prace.
Miliony Skody byly zp1so-
beny tornadem, jenz stihl
Georgii, Severni i JIM Karoli-
nu, Alabama a Floridu. Vice
nez 1000 domG bylo poskoze-
no, v Convordu, N. c., vsecky
tovarny v one oblasti byly "a
staveny, nasledkem nedostat-
ku elektriny. Diva vlaky byly
poSkoZeny nasledkem sesunG
pGdy.
Nejvetsi rany postihly Cor
dele, v JIM Georgii, kde bylo
zabito Is osob. Mestsky ma
nazer Brown udal, re ma 800
bylo zraneno. Jednotky Ger
ven6ho kTize a statnf milice
byly mobilizovany ma pomoc
uprchlikdm. Mnohe domy by
ly rozlamany, jakoby vybu-
chem dynamitu, a dive skoly
byly skoro 1plne rozvraceny.
Ma stestf tornado uderilo, kdyz
trfdy byly prazdne.
Jine osady v tonic statu,
ktere byly postizeny, byly Tig-
nall, Sasser, Beld Springs,
Leesburg, a Chattsworth. Jed
ma beloska byla zabita, a pet
poraneno, smrsti ktera udeTi-
10 ma Cordo. Farmar byl u
smrcen padlym stromem v
Hamptonu, S. c., a doprava
byla zastavena v okol1 Talla-
hasse, Fla, stromy, ktere pa
dly ma silnice.
Velke skody byly episode
ny v nekolika castech obou
Karolin, a mensi boure byly
hlaseny z mnoha mist jiho-
vych stat1. Lokomotiva vlaku
JIM drahy stella do French
Broad reky, ,blfze Plain Rock,
N. c., kdyz najela ma sesutou
zemi. Strojveda a topic &C po-
paleni, sc zachranili pilova-
MIN. Nekolik vozu Sc vysinu-
10.
= Zuriva vetrna bouTe Ta-
dila znovu v pondeli v jistych
castech Jihu. V GAINESVILLE,
Georgia, pocet usmrcenych
pTevysil $50 osob. z trosek
pc desate iodine nocnl vyne-
seno bylo 145 mrtvol. Sest Ii
d1 spaleno bylo ku nepoznanf.
V Tupelo, Mississippi, me-
ste majfcim asi 5000 obyvatel,
pocet usmrcenych dosahl We
Ger 1874. Ma 1000 osob pfi-
praveno bylo O pTfstTesf a IRA
memo. Pc ornament tom piano.
vala obava, re pocet v obou
mestech usmrcenych osob bu-
de jeste zvysen.
V GAINESVILLE mnoho osob u
hoTelo. NejvetS1 ztrata hlase-
ma z tovarny ma kalhoty firmy
Cooper Pants, dvouposchodo-
We budovy, kde 1875 osob "a
mestnano bylo. Vichrem sme-
tena byla budova a ohen do
koncil d1lo zhouby.
Pocfta Sc, re We statech
Georgia, Mississippi, Alaba-
ma, Tennessee, pripraveno by
10 pondelni vetrnou bouT1 ma
318 osob.
V Tupelo vyhubena byla ro-
dina tTinacticlenna, v Gains
vile obetmi stall Sc otec, mat
ka a pet dftek. Skody odhadu.
il sc snad az ma pet milionG
dolarG.
-O-
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Zemrela hladem. v bance
mela 1924.

V New Yorku nalezli V pom
deli mrtvolu zeny u schod6
domu V Broome ulici. Oblek
jej1 prosakly byl vodou zatim
CO deSt z oblak Sc Ill. Bankov-
nj knfzka, ukryta v obleku, ne
byla promokla. V bance Ag-
mes Dunbar mela $9,274.94.
ZemFela hladem. Bankovnf
kn1zka vydana byla: Johnu
Green ku uz1vanf Agnes Dun
bar, pTftelkyni."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
UCast q Ceskoslovenske
RenuhlikV.

Nasi soudruzi CSR. podali
nam pomocnou ruku a to pfi-
kladnym zpGsobem. Vyprav1
nam do Ameriky dive vzorna
druzstva Svazu Delnickych TIE
l%ocvicnych Jednot Ceskoslo-
venskych. % borcG, prfsn6 Wy
branych muz6 a zen vystoupf
ma Olympiad6 V Clevelandu a
pax i ma nekolika m1stnfch
slavnostech jake ivy, strhuj1-
CT symbol csl. d6lnick6 kultu-
ry telovychovn6, delnicke wa.
jemnosti a solidarity, jez jde
pres hranice stat1 rozjitTene
Evropy, pres Atlantik i k nam
csl. emigrantGm, hled1cim v
tvar zaniku V mort anglictiny,
ale pres to dale a vytrvale bu-
dujfcfm ma csl. generaclch,
zrozenych jiz ma pGde americ-
Ike!
S vykvetem delnickych t6lo-
cvikafG pfijede re stare vlasti
i vyprava, do nfz je dnes pri-
hlaseno jiz pres 100 dcastnikG.
V cele budou vernf pTatele csl.
Ameriky, pTedseda csl. senatu,
DR.. Frantisek Soukup, senator
Volta Benes, jeden z pfednich
cinitelG csl. odboje v Americe,
redaktor Joe Martinez, dobfe
znamy re sveho pGsoben1 v
Clevelandu, a p. PTijede take
rada dalsfch veTejnych cinite-
III, jichz zpravy budou mfti
mnoho zajfmavosti pro celou
naSi Ameriku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Druhy pokus sebevrazdy.

Mae Kozlova v sobotu skoci-
la S 6. patra nemocnice v Chi
cagu. Skonala pred pGlnocl.
Pokusila Sc o sebevrazdu jiz
podruhe. Pred tim pozila v
byte sve sestry jed.
= Richard Pesacka, krajan,
zahynul vykrvacenim, byv pTi
sbfranf uhlf pTejet zeleznic-
MIN vozem Chicago and I'LL
nois Western drahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Ditko usmrceno vepri.

V -Redding v Kalifornii, u
smrcen byl vepri ctyrlety Da-
vid Duncan. S bratrem svym,
2 roxy starym, pri hranf Well
do ohrady, v nemz chovani
byli vepTi. Tito uhli Sc ma
dftky. David byl JIM tax roz-
trhan, re v kratkosti zemfel.
Bratr jeho byl tezce zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Armada Americka "nebezpeG
ne mala."

George H. Dern, sekretar
valky, Tecnil V pond6lf v Chi
cagu u pf1lezitosti oslavy car
madnfho dne". V reel sve pro-
jevil vystrahu, re Americka
armada je "nebezpecne mala"
Sekretar valky pronesl rec
svoji pc parade, v n1z pocho-
dovalo $4,000 vojakG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

Novorozene Is liberni.
V Clear Lake, Iowa, Henry
Lime dala zivot hos1kovi, KITE
ry vail 16 liber.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SALE-AuToM0BILES.

| PONTIAC 1884 2-door sedan: built in
trunk. all new tires, radio. motor and
Nash big convertible coupe: new paint
leather upholstery. tires and motor per-
oldsmobile 1891 coupe; motor. tires and
trunk: motor, tires. paint and upholstery
perfect S1S9.
Nash 6 coach: new tires. low mileage.
motor Al, paint and upholstery like
new; 500.
Pc Soto sedan; thoroughly reconditioned
Ford 1880 coach: new tires. new paint.
motor perfect; S129.
Pontiac late 30 coach. new tires. new
paint and fne motor: S129.
Ford Tudor 1929; good motor. paint
cheyrolet coupe. 1929; good running
Plymouth sedan. 4-door. 1882: 8 wheels,
runnins condition; 500
Wade Motor &C.; Buick Dealers.
Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd 327c
Evening star., 1936-05-17

d. STUDEBAKER six St. Regis brphm-- 1922:
nfhne;Soms mhao;. closed coupe: chrome artillery
wonderful value: 500. Lee b. Butler fnc
!l3S Conn. ave Phone District nI 1'n