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The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-10-09
ALL-ALASKA REVIEW

The American Pacific whaling Company at Port Hebron during tte past season converted 1S3 whales into 5000 barrels of oil and tons of fertilizer Three whaling boats The Eaginack, Aberdeen and Moran each employing a crew of r, were kept in constant service. There were times when as many a5 six whalei we brought to the station in d s.ugle day, and when it is stnsid- cred that some of the Blues meas urea over 60 feet in length an idea of the work can b. imagined Sixty five men were employed ashore anuI everybody was kept busy
 M J. Nicholson, who was engaged in erecting school and missionI buildings for the Episcopal church. in Alaska under direction of BishopI P. T. Rowe for fifteen years befor2I going into the territorial school construction service, recently re turned from Kiana on the Kobuk, where he had charge of the con-I struction of a school house Mr.I Nicholson erected a school house atI Talkeetna in May before proceed ing to KiaDa
 Mayor D. c. Brownell of Seward recently issued q public warning that any one found shooting ducks in the Seward lagoon will be pros ecuted. There is a family of fifteen ducks in the lagoon sanctuary and someone, imbued with the lust to kill, attempted to bag them. The mayor hopes that tfe warning will. suffice and the ducks be permitted to live unmolested.
 The ashes of s. McAlister, Can adian Customs and Immigration ex- aminer who passed away in Seattle short time ago, were scattered over the Summit by a White Pass plane on a recent trip from Skag- way to Whitehorse in accordance with the last wishes of the deceased. MT. McAllister was customs cram finer at the Summit for many years.
 Amelia Brevick, accused of con- ducting a "4-5-6" game in back of the Dragon tavern at Ketchikan, pleaded guilty before the city mag istrate and was fined $25 with the warning that should another offense occur, the fine would be $75 and 15 days.
 The Fairbanks Livengood high way, some 80 miles long, was form ally opened October 5 by a motor caravan from Fairbanks. Liyengood. is the main trading base for numer- ous gold fields Citizens of the town held reception for the members of the caravan.
 Fifty dollars in cash will be a. warded at the door in the evening of the Fairbanks Firemen's annual ball. Proceeds of the ball each year Yeniences for the firemen's dormi- tory. Last year the money was used to buy a radio. Members of the fire department must spend 21 hours in. the hall They are allowed one hour off in the morning, afternoon and evening. Every six days they are al- lowed 25 hours off duty.
 The Rev. Joseph Tompkin, s. |, former pastor of the Catholic church in Ketchikan, died suddenly on Oct, from heart trouble at St. Joseph's hospital in Fairbanks. Father Tomp-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-10-09

The Whitehorse public school was ordered closed recently for periCd of ten to twelve days by Dr. E. E. Hildebrand, medical health officer for Whitehorse district. Reason for the closure was a fresh outbreak of scarletina.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05
We Did Not Expect 1t

We frankly admit that did believe that President Roose
reelected and last Friday Roosevelt
the terrible onslaught made him from all
sidesregua Republicans Liberty League Iownsend1tes and
millions dollars contrlbu
tons papers with their hate Roosevelt
propaganda he being the candidate of what has the past
been termed the could not how would be
possible for him reelected 1t all show that while
and listen they also hnkand they compared cond
with those of the Many had not
what hunger and suffering and they took this thought
polls The that humanity we'll
wealth has place in this government.
William Randolph Hearst with his big chain of newspapers
which high journalistic Standard claimed the credit
bringing candidate for the presidency
He filled his papers with Smear Roosevelt propaganda and
feaped upon the president and
papers, apparently of the including the cC
nelsve Herald and platform took up the line of
thing honor with them seemed entirely
lacking Because this paper stood back Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Mat
Herald all know who read that sought time and
his limited only by
his vocabuarybu going to attempt
Roosevelt propaganda had the opposite
who used intended and it clearly demon
this country Of fairness
Roosevelt who the
confidence Given human being
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05
ROOSterville

The death of Mrs. George Hollett
II, occurred Thursday morning of
last week, after four days illness
from pneumonia. Her children
Mrs. Nettina Kirby of Columbus
Mrs. Anna Tumblin and Mrs. Loret-
Ia Noce Of GAINESVILLE, Mrs Sylvia
Furr of Wooster and Theodore of
the home, were at her bedside Mr.
Hollett, who is in quite poor health
and had gone to GAINESVILLE where
he expected to undergo an operation,
last week, postponed the operation
and returned home, when he heard
of his Wife's serious illness Miss
Ida Hanlin assisted in the hospital
at the county home, last week, in
the absence Of the nurse, Miss Col
die Price, who was off duty on ac-
count of illness.--O. V. Hanlin went
to Beverly Tuesday, where he will
resume his work this winter at the
Grubb broom shop. .--Dolph Heskett
Of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs, Chester
Mendenhall of Newark, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tumblin of Norwich, were in
attendance at the funeral of Mrs
Lille Hollett.--M and Mrs. L. c.
Long and sons of Chesterhill spent
Sunday at the j. P. Grosskloss
home.--A large number from this
vicinity attended the last mass
meeting on the temperance question
which was held at Windsor high
school auditorium. Monday evening.
The Lehman party of Wheeling, w.
Va, had charge of the music, and
the speech was given by Junior
Lehman Rev. C. l.. Virgins, Rob
ert Barnes and Misses Valena Rar-
din, Maxine Lowry and Ida Han
lin attended the young peoples ban
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05
Newton Ridge

Master Ronald Tompkins of Me-
Connelsvile spent several days last
week with his grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. O. C. Tompkins. Earle Jones
of Cleveland spent the week end
with his son Bobby. at the Ford
ham home.--J. r. Henery spent Sat
urday in Zanesville.--F Friends viii
be glad to learn that Miss Louise
Spencer, who has been suffering
with infantile paralysis. is improv-
ing, and the quarantine has been
lifted. and the children are back in
school Mr. and Mrs. Earle Gan.
non and Deweese Harmer of Zanes-
vile visited Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harmer.--
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wetnerell Wis
tied Sunday with their son Carl and
family of Coshocton. Carl Weth-
erell who has been i'll for some
time is not improving as his friends
would ke--Randall Fordham who
is attending college at Marietta,
came home Monday to vote, return.
ing to Marietta, Tuesday Miss Ber-
nice NeWsom is spending some time
at her home.--Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Harley who have been living on the
Sandbank place, lett Tuesday by
auto for Oregon.--Mr. and Mrs, Al
bert Henery and children Lewis and
Mae Louise. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Fordham and grandson Bobby
Jones, Mr. and Mrs j. H. Henery
and daughter Hilda spent Sunday
with Mrs. Nettie Sherwood and
daughter Ada Of New Lexington, to
help Mrs Sherwood celebrate her
birthday, which was Monday. They
went with we'll filled baskets. and
returned home wishing her many
more birthdays. - PrOtracted meet
ing closed at Bailey's Sunday even
ing. Sunday school next Sunday at
1870 p. m. Preaching at 2:30.--Mr. 2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

quet at the district convention of
Christian churches, held at Main
Street Church of Christ, McConnels-
vile, Thursday evening. Oct. 29.--
Mrs. Caroline Newsom is moving to
the property she purchased from the
Gheen heirs. Frank Kinney and FAM
lily have returned to their home at
Akron, after a visit with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thigh
man Kinney. Bernard Benjamin
and family of Westland spent Sun
day with his brother, Lee Benja-
min and family. Mrs. Sclena Sleek
Of McConnelsville visited Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs. L. v. Rar-
din.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

and Mrs. Tilghman Kinney and
daughter Marjorie of Stockport
spent Tuesday evening with Mrs.
IerrY GrieSt
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

Judging from appearance of the front door at the Herald
Office Wednesday morning safe that the Sunowe
Las been adopted a symbol of mourning.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

Let's seewhat did the Herald going to happen ae
John W. Bricker elected governor?
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

j. That Digest be terrible case
Landon Indigestion.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-05

Cleaning OF Lighting fixtures and lum2s will
increase your iiiuminotion 1917 to 1871. de-
pending upon the umount Of dirt in the air.
Eghiyseven per cent of our mental impress
SONS ore through the eyes. therefore good
Lighting is essential.
II is esiinated thai 501o Of the customers
who visit your store have subncrmul or deiac-
tive virios. This should be considered in plon
ming your lighting system.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Drama ma nebraska universite

V Lincoln, Nebraska, J. P.
Weller, 40, ktery byl propus-
ten co ucitel jazykG ma univer-
site Nebrasky, postrelil Ora.
Harry Kurze, sefa department
tn, a pax Sc sam usmrtil. Ia
malou chvfli pc tie, kdyz Wei
Ter vstoupil do 1Tadovny Ora.
Kurze, oba muzi vybehli ma
chodby, Kurz utfkaje napfed.
Kdyz Sc zastavil u zdi, Weller
ma neho dvakrate vystrelil. Pr
WI rama Sc minula, ale druhou
byl Kurz zasazen do zapestf, a
padl k zemi. Maize "a to, re
jej usmrtil, Weller sc pax dial
ma 1tek, ale kdyz jej policiste
obklicili, usmrtil sc ranou do
srdce. Sprava university ne
davno dala Wellerovi vJpoved,
ktera mela zapocfti 1. zaTf, coz
tento pTicftal nevrazivosti jez
p~anovala mezi MIN a Kurzem,
jenz byl jeho nadrfzenym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Pochybene Itschy.

Jedno z milosrdenstvf lid
skych.
Ale jeho prava tvaf vypada
takto:
Nemocny zmita Sc v horec-
kach, blouznf, chveje Sc bolestf,
je nervosn1; tis1ckrate zvetse-
ny objekt pro vnejsf dojmy,
Kdyz tn prichaz1 ono lidske
milosrdenstv1 = navsteva.
Zach, bozfcku, Wy vypadate.
Jake smrtka, jake smrtka, jen
do rakve vas polozit. Chudac-
ku, wy asi zkusite. Mole sva-
krova, co v loni umTela, del j
pan bib vecnou slavu, mela
VAN to samy."
Prinese-li navsteva balik GU
krovi, osladf YAM je tTeba tax
hle:
Gale je to dnes svet! Celej
prevracenej, nohama vzh1ru.
Mlad1 ted smahem umirajf a ii
staff Sc mali stale k svetu. u
mas naproti v dome bydlel ia
kovej blondyn, ~jezfsmarja, to
yam byl hezkej clovek, a hod-
nej Zdravil mne treba til
KRAFT denne. A najednou to ma
nej pTislo. A umrel. Ale mel
YAM krasnej pohTeb, jen co je
pravda."
Nejhorsf jsou vsak bolestf-
move. tt S vami opet c1tf TAX
to:
"Clovece, ia te mel v loni ia
kovy kfecovy lily. No, kdyz ii
reknu, jake provazy. Doktor
mi povfda: injekce nebo ope-
race. Vybral jsem 81 to horst.
Ukazali mi to pTi operaci. No,
clovece, to byl vobraz! Jake
kdyz zabfjfs kralfka a pax no
vyvrhnes. No, kdyz te pow
Zat1m sc nemocnemu pTi
techto slovech pTitfzilo. Ira
KEN pro 81 navstevu, ably jiz
mlcela. Uposlechne, ale I'd
stane u lGzka, a ponoTuje sve
pichlave oci do nemocneho,
sleduje kazdy jeho sval v obi
cell, vpfjf Sc do nej, hypnotisu-
je, omracuje -. Brrr, protivny
pociti
A nemocnemu v horeckach
sc zmftajfcfmu tahne zvolna
hlavou otazka: patti snad k
tomuto milosrdenstvi i dlouhe
hodiny, naplnene takovymi Il
techami?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Uloupila $4,000.

V Detroit, Mich, pet banditd6
vyzbrojenych revolvery a auto
matickou rucnicf, pTepadlo po-
bocku banky Detroit, a unikli s
hotovostf odhadovanou ma $50,
900. Prepaid provedli ctyTi
zat1m co patty cekal venku u
kola jich automobile. Jedna
rama byla vypalena muzem S
rucnicf, pravil bankovnf zrfze-
nee. Jeho kule rozbiIa MIRA
morovy pult, a jeho stTepiny
zranily lehce diva zrizence ban
ky. Lupici Sc nenadale obje-
viii v pTeplnene dvorane 1sta-
WI, a S tasenymi revolvery Sc
Tadili zakaznfky podel zdi. Diva
pax vnikli do pokladnikovy
klece, a shrnuli penfze do ka-
belly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Potesena vysledky.

PAM Zofja Kaczowka re
Southbridge, Mass, pise: ctr
pela jsem zavrat1 a daven1m,
zavinenymi zacpou. V Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko nasla jsem vytecny
lex. Hned jak jsem jej pocala
u%zivati, mole stolice. byla pra-
videlna, a zachvaty zavrate a
davenf zmizely." Ora. Petra
Hoboko jest slozeno z bylin,
koffnkd a semen uznavanych
lecivych hodnot. Posiluje "a
z1vaci odmesovani zaludku, L.
cinkuje ma streva a odstranu.je
nezdrave prebytecne latky re
s~oustavy. Nezadejte je cd le-
karnfku, ponevadz NIUE byti
obdrzeno pouze Cd m1stnich
poverenych jednatel1. Pro in
formace piste: DR.. Peter Fair
ney & Sons Co., 25O1 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Vylet do Ceskoslovenska.
Rldl Eugen Teplansky, Severe
n6mecky Lloyd; odjezd
IA. cervna.

Pan Eugen Teplansky, vdd.
ce letnl vypravy ma lodi BRE.
MEN, ktera vypluje Ia. cervna
z New Yorku, je dobre znam u
zaoceanskych cestovatelG.
Jake cestovn1 vGdce pasaze-
ru do stfednf a vychodnf Evro-
Ply, p .Teplansky vykonal jiz 80
okruznlch cest ma lodi EURO
Pa, sesterske lodi BREMEN a
Jeho seZnamen1 Sc Sc sta muzi
a tenant, S nimiz Sc setkal pTi
kazde ceste, poskytlo mu ne
porovnatelnou zkusenost We
studiu lidskych povah, jakoz j
poznanim potreb pasazerG, je-
Jich zalib a vychazeti jim
vstrlc. Jest cele obeznamen S
kontinentalnf Evropou a beast
nici jeho vyletnf druziny shle-
daJl nejvyS prospeSnou jeho
radu a prGvod.
Pc dobu plavby pecuje O RI
zenl zabavnych a spolecen-
skych podnikG, stara Sc O YES
kere veci clen1 druziny, a pfi
vstupu ma evropskou pGdu jest
jim napomocen We spojenf S Gel
nj prohl1dkou a pTevozem "a
vazadel, jakoz je i osobne do
pravl z ~Bremerhaven do Pra-
by.
BREMEN, vlajkova LODI Sc
vero-nemeckeho Lloydu, nos
nosti 51.656 tun, je dobre Una
ma svou rychlostf, nadherou a
dobrou obsluhou. Zarfzenf je-
j tfetl tf1dy jest pohodlne, tu-
risticke kabiny jsou velke a
vzdusne. Diva spolecenske sa-
ly, dive jfdelny, dive kurarny,
detsky pokoj, telocvicna a siro-
Ike vnejsf paluby = to vse pTi-
spiva k pohodlf a spokojenosti
cestujic1ch. ZvlaStnf zabavne
programy budou pTipraveny
pro druzinu p. Teplanskeho.
Kazdy vecer budou ~promftany
mluvicl filmy a poTadana tanec
nj zabava We spolecenskych
mistnostech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Pecovali O sebe.

V Los Angeles, Kalif., kon-
gresnf p%odvybor, ktery vysetru-
je methody Townsendovy or
ganisace o zavedenf 5000 me-
sfcnf pense pro lidi cd 60 rok1
start, zahajil opet verejne sly
Semi pc jednodennim odpocin-
ku. Bylo prohlaseno, re vyse-
tTovatelGm dostalo Sc novych
dokladG O zp1sobu, jak DIR. F.
E. Townsend shanel penfze pro
svou propaganda.
"Nynf sc nam dostane tro-
chu historic o financovan1
Townsendova planu, jak bylo
provadeno v JIM Kalifornii,"
pravil James R. Sullivan, prav-
nj radce vysetTujfcfho vyboru.
"Mame dalsf svedky a dosti do
kladd, ably start Tide. kterf ma
tento plan pfisplvali, mohli Sc
zamysliti, nebot Sc jiste podivf
temto methodam."
Bylas podana zprava O sve-
dectvf, ktere pred kongresnfm
podvyborem pronesl O. Otto
Moore, pravnfk z Denver, Colo.
Ten pravil, re DR.. Francis E.
Townsend pred MIN soukrome
fekl, re stoupenci jeho hnut1
pro starobnf pensi jsou "stare
zkamen6liny," anglicky old
fossils.
Minnie Hathaway, ucetn1 v
detroitske 1Tadovne Townsen-
dovy organisace svedcila, re cd
Townsendovych klub1 v de-
troitskem okrsku sebrali SILL
900 v dobe Cd Fl. listopadu
1885 do 25. dubna 1886. Tyto
penfze poslali do Chicago.
Hathaway a George E. Gull
len, jeden z michiganskych or
ganisator1 svedcili, re Sc dom
nivali, re DIR. F. E. Townsend a
R. E. Clements nedostavajf vice
neil $50 tydne jake hlavy ma
rodnf organisace, dokud sc ne
dovedeli vysledky nynejsfho
kongresnfho vysetrovanf.
Kongresnfk Hoffman pc pro
hlaseni Hathaway a ORGANISE
tora Gullena pTecetl jim opis
Clementsova svedectvf pTi W.
slechu a tazal Sc Gullena, zdali
vedel, re Townsend a Clements
dostali Cd organisace kazdy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Petkrat blesk do domu.

Pr elektricke bouTi ma Be
verley pobTez1, 4 mile zapadn6
cd Michigan City, uderil blesk
do jednoho domu petkrat "a
sebou. Prvnf blesk sjel a "a
pail. Delnfci ohen ulili. Ia
Is minut sjel druhy blesk a sra
I'll kontraktora S leseni. Ia
deset minut dalsfch minut sjel
blesk trikrat a zapalil tax, Re
museli byt zavolani hasici. go
oxen bylo rozbito. Zatfm CO
hasici hasili, sjel blesk do do
mu ma druhem bloku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
VeTejne zdravotnictvf stava sc
narodnim problemem.

Poole americkeho systemu
je vefejne zdravotnictvf stejne
jake skolstv1, soudnictvf atd,
zalezitost1 kazdeho re ctyricfti
osmi stat1. Federalni 1rady
jsou v techto, stat1m vyhraze-
nych zalezitostech vice meme
jenom poradnymi ciniteli; ie-
jich prac1 je sb1rati statisticka
data a jine informace pro Spo-
jene Staty jake celek.
Nedavno pfijaty zakon O So
cialnim zabezpeceni slibuje
vsak rozslriti dosavadni vere.j-
ne-zdravotn1 cinnost celonaro-
dnl a soucasne i uvesti blizsf
kooperaci ma tonic poll vladu
jednotlivych stat1 a vladu fe-
deralnf.
Prumerny clovek INA snad
nejlepe ty body zakona,v nichz
Sc jedna 0 pojistenf proti neza-
mestnanosti a O starobnf pensi.
Zakon vsak tez povoluje sta
t6m rocni apropriaci $780,
600 ma peel a nemocnicnf ose-
trent zmrzacenych detf, rocnf
appropriate $4,000 900 ma roz-
slfenf pece o matky a kojence
a $4,000 0 ma udrzovani rad
neho verejneho zdravotnictvf.
TytO federalnl fondy budou u
delovany stat1m S tim dorozu-
menlm, re ma kazdy dollar, Wy
dany vladou, vyda ma tentyz u
eel stejnou castku i stat, ktery
pfldel obdrzel. Nekolik statn
ma uz dnes vypracovane plany
ma rozs1fen1 sve dosavadnf
zdravotnicke sluzby, ably tax
mohlo teziti z who'd zmfne-
nych vladn1ch pridel1.
New York odhaduje, re cast
ka, kterou ma zdravotnf 1cely
cd vlady obdrz1, Dude ciniti a.
81 $3.50, 900. Techto penez bu-
de uzito pro zlepsenf zdravot-
mich podm1nek jak ma venkove,
tax i We meste. z mich Dude
p%ostarano O leps1 kontrolu We
nerickych chorob, o rozsiTeni
personalu, zvlaste v Tadach le-
kari a oSetrovatelek ma klini-
kach, a O umoznen1 koupi drog
potrebnych pTi lecenf nemajet-
nych pacientG. Jednou z hlav-
mich cinnostf, navrhovanych v
zajmu matek a detf, je zavede-
nj demonstracnfch detskych
klinik zdravotnich We ctyrech
mestech S neobycejne vysokou
dmrtnost1 matek a deti.
V zajmu pece o zmrzacene
deti v severnf cast New Yorku
ocekava Sc rozsfrenf personalu
Sc zvlastn1mi odbornymi Una.
lostmi v orthopaedii.
Podobne kroky jake v New
Yorku budou v tonic smeru
podniknuty i v ostatnfch sta
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Ceny brambori zvyseny.

Nasledkem male 1rody We
statu Maine, bramborG ceny
jejich stouply. Zacfnaji cd So
ma sud. V letosnf sezone bylo
jiz prodano 49, 900 nakladnfch
vozG bramborG. Zbyva pouze
1000 vozovych naklad1 v "a
sobe. Loni bylo poslano pc re
leznici $4,000 nakladG BRAN
bor1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Zabit truckem.

26lety Clyde Garrison z Ash
land a 27lety Ivan Johnson z
Wahoo, Nebraska, byli prive-
zeni do nemocnice We Wahoo,
kde Garrison o dive hodiny po-
zdeji zemrel a stav druheho
muze jest dosti vazny. Jeli v
trucku, jenz nedaleko Wahoo
sjel do pr1kopu a pfevrhl Sc.
Garrisonovi byla rozdrcena
hrud a utrpel vnitrnf poranen1,
jemuz podlehl, ale druhy muz
Sc uzdravl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Bratri obeti pozaru.

V Buffalo, N. Y, til bratri,
kteTi sc svou matkou byli v no
eli zaskoceni plameny v jejich
obydli, skonali nasledkem po-
paleni . Jejich matka Anna
Snyder tezce popalena byla. O
zivot pfisli 23lety Irving, Gle
ty Bernard a 7lety Gerald. Je-
jich 18leta sestra Thelma Sc
zachranila, re sc vysplhala ma
strechu verandy. Matka wy
skocila oknem S prvniho patra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Odkaz.

V New Yorku u soudu v
Queens predlozena zavet Giu-
seppe Gallo, v Corona, Queens,
jenz zemfel 20. dubna. Svym
ctyrem detem odkazal pc pet
centech s radon ably 81 "a ne
koupily provaz a obesity Sc.
Pateho syna z odkazu vyne-
chal. SvGj majetek v Gene
$1,000 odkazal CHI zene, jez
Sc o neho starala.