davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-11-28
the claim Of Federal Housing Admin
istrator Stewart Mcdonald that SUBJ
stantially built and well located homes

the claim OF Federal Housing Admin
istrator Stewart Mcdonald that SUBJ
stantially built and well located homes
Tor the lower income group can be
profitAbly marketed when advantage
is taken OF the financing plan made
possible by the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration. The houses which are
being offered range in price from
$2,500 to $3,400. including improved
lot, water, gas. electricity, private
sewage system disposal and landscap-
ing. The lower cost homes have four
rooms. the higher priced five rooms.
The houses are of frame and OF
standard construction and design.
Full cellars are provided in all but
the lowest priced houses"
In addition, the project conforms
to standards governing transporta-
ton adequacy, protection from ad-
verse influences through well-drawn
restrictions, suficiency Of utilities and
improvements, adequacy Of civic. So
cial and commercial centers, level OF
taxes and special assessments and
topography and special hazards.
Averages computed from statistics
furnished regarding the 30 sample
cases revealed the following: Average
annual income. s2,067; average
amount previosly paid for rent. s35.74;
average monthly insured mortgage
payments toward ownership of q
home, S27.86.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

of Manhattan, for apartment houses
to cost nearly 100000: in the Bor.
ough Of Queens, for apartment build
ings to cost over 1900 900. and for q
mercantile building to cost over $780,
900: in Mount Vernon, N. Y, for a
housing project financed from private
funds to cost over So, ,000, 900; in Alton,
ILL.,, for hospital building to cost over
100000; in Peoria. Ill, for an ONCE
building to cost nearly 100000; in
cost nearly 100000; in Toledo. Ohio.
for factory buildings to cost over
$250.000: in Milwaukee, Wis, for fac
tory buildings to cost over $225 900:
in Sheboyean, Wis, for public
works and utilities to cost over
$370,000; in Kansas City, Mo-. for
school builtings to cost over $3.50 900;
in Washington, D. c.. for apartment
houses to cost over $400, 900; in Miami,
Fla. for mercantile buildings to cost
over $500. 900; in Nashville. Tenn. for
hospital building to cost over $780,.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

of 81 per cent over the first 10 months
of last year. The value of new resi-
Dental buildings during these months
amounted to $50s ,952 900. an increase
of 10 per cent over the previous year.
In the same period new nonresident
tial buildings increased A per cent
and modernization work 80 per cent.
There was an increase of 642 per
cent in the number of family dwelling
units provided in the larger cities,
comparing October with the corre-
spending month of the previous year.
The data collected by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics include, in addition
to private construction. the number
and value Of buildings for which con-
tracts were awarded by Federal and
State governments in the cities in
cluded in the report. For October,
1886, the value of these public buildings
amounted to $6,583,000; for Septem-
Der. 1886. to s13.o84.000, and for Oc-
tober, 1895, to $780,, 900.
Many Large Projects.
Permits we're issued during October
for the following important building
projects: In Kearny, N. j., for a
church to cost over $270,000; in
Miami Beach, Fla. for apartment
houses to cost over 100000; in New
York City-in the Borough of the
Bronx. for apartment houses to cost
over $1,000, 900; in the Borough of
Brooklyn. for apartment houses to
cost nearly $2.O0O.oO0 in the Borough
Evening star., 1936-11-28

Elizabeth, N. j., structural iron
workers are the top paid building craft
working eight hours a day. Their
hourly wage is SITS, which, however,
is a reduction when compared to the
81 hourly rate Of last year. Chicago
glaciers are the highest paid building
craft working seven hours a day.
Their hourly rate is S1.80. New York
electrical workers are the best paid
building trade working six hours q
day. Their rate is $l.7O an hour.
Asheville, N. c.. pays the lowest
rate of IS cents an hour to laborers.
Knoxville, Tenn, follows with a 80
cent hourly rate to the same craft.
Labor costs for 1885 are approxl-
mately 10 per cent ahead of 1885.
The building work week ranges from
30 to 4S hours and 8, and hours
Is the work day. The esta blished Gus
tom of most cities Is eight hours q
day and 40 hours.
Several cities anticipate wage IN
creases on and after January l. 1887.
A 10 per cent increase for all building
crafts in Rochester, N. Y, goes into
effect after the first of the year
Comparing present-day building
wages with 1902, when this annual
Evening star., 1936-11-28
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE
MARKET is ACTIVE
Firm of Walter O'Hara and Son
Reports Many Homes and
Lots in Recent Sales.

SfSA W. ~'~uAAJ A@S@A~D U4A$
Lots in Recent Sales.
Increased sales activity In Virginia
real estate was announced today by
the firm Of Walter OHars Il Son Of
Bancroft. The firm reported the fol-
lowing recent sales made through its
Office.
Mrs. L. p. Porter. Broad street, Falls
Church, large two-story house and lot
from Mrs. H. H. Lawson; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. e. Rudacille, Fifth street
south, Bancroft. modern Cape Cod,
all improvements, corner lot; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Ames. Fifth street
south. Barefoot, Cape Cod; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Janney. Broad street, Falls
Church, two-story modern home,
corner lot. from Mrs. Clara A. Waple;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones, South
Abingdon street. Bancroft. brick home
corner lot; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C.
Mathers. South Buchanan street. Bar
croft. bungalow: Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Long, Fourth street south. Bancroft,
large lot and bungalow from Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCallister.
Sale of improved lots in Bancroft
to those who intend building in the
future: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Pound, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Haussmann, William
Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Trefois.
The building Of new homes has
started for the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Swartout and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Clayton who recently purchased lots
in the Bancroft subdivision.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

national chart was first published, an
increase of 200 per cent is chalked up
in the last "a years. In 1902 Chicago
ranged between As and IS
cents an hour. Today their hourly
wages are $l.50. Detroit in 1902
ranged between Is and so cents an
hour. Detroit wages now range be-
tween 81 and $l25 an hour.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

900; in Houston. Tex. for q municipal
building to cost 81 ,350. 900: In Los An
geles, Calf, for school buildings to
cost over $2,700 900 and for mercantile
buildings to cost over $350.00o: in
San Francisco, Calf, for public utility
buildings to cost over 100000 and
for mercantile buildings to cost over
$500, 900; in Bellingham, Wash. for
school building to cost over $500, 900,
and in Enid. Okla. for housing prof.
ect financed from private funds to cost
over $400, 900.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
October
Continued From First Page.)

per cent: non-residential buildings. IL
per cent; and additions. alterations
and repairs, % per cent. The value of
all buildings for which permits were
granted In the month is more than IS
per cent greater than for October,
1885,
Washington Ranks Fourth.
Washington ranks fourth among the
cities Of the Nation in value of October
construction. with a total of $685.
l85, including private and municipal
building New York City again led the
country with total of sl6,311,1ll. Los
Angeles was in second place, with De-
troit just ahead of the Capital. A To-
tai of IS cities exceeded the Million
dollar mark in value of construction
for the month.
During the first 10 months of 1885
permits were issued in cities with a
population of 10000 or over valued at
$l,1l6,7 $4,000. This represents a gain
Evening star., 1936-11-28
BUILDING WAGE
INCREASES SHOWN
1886 National Chart Pro.
vides Contrast With Fig
ures for 1885.

The 1886 national wage chart Of
hourly wages paid to all types of
building mechanics In 100 cities Of
the United States, and which has been
issued annually since 1902. shows
numerous increases over 1885. 1t
shows q contrast in relation to 1884
and 1885 comparisons where a di-
vision of raises and declines occurred.
Among major cities, Los Angeles alone
shows an unchanged building wage
status in vogue in 1896 as compared to
1885.
Hourly wage comparisons of the
years 1885 and 1896 among several
major cities follow:
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Swedish Iobless Decreaas.

Unemployment is steadily dscrssS-
ing in Sweden. where in August there
were ITS applicants for 100 jobs.
against ass in August, 1895.
The Washington times., 1936-05-07

the Wimbleys laughted at the
sport.
After Crowder had partially
dried his clothes in the warm
noon sun, Wimbley suggested
that Crowder take Elizabeth and
Wilma out to try their luck.
Elizabeth and Wilma clambered
in obediently. They could not
see Wimbley as he geStured, eyes
flaming, that the canoe be turned
over.
Crowder was afraid Of those
eyes. He padded back toward
shore and jumped out. Wimbley
whispered hoarsely:
"Turn that damn canoe overt"
''We want to 60 out again" /"
chimed Elizabeth and Wilma In
chorus.
Wimbley helped his wife and
stepchild back into the canoe.
Crowder placed one foot in the
craft-he showed off with the
other. The canoe glided to deep
water, wobbled, q scream rent the
quiet air-and the canoe had
overturned only to right itself
minus its occupants!
Crowder dove-returned to the
surface empty handed.
Crowder ran around the bank to-
ward the boat house. When he re-
turned, Wimbley had brought the
body Of his wife to the surface.
She was still clutching her fishing
pole, Wimbley said. He applied
first aid measures.
The Fire Rescue Squad arrived.
The firemen recovered Wilma's
body. She and her mother were
pronounced dead. Drowning was
the cause, the report stated.
Detective SergeantS Robert Bar
rett, James Springman and Floyd
A. Truscott and Capt. Edward j.
Kelly, however, were not entirely
satisfied with the stories Of the
two men.
Further investigation revealed
that Wimbley had served time for
forgery and had been sentenced to
Maryland State Penitentiary in
1922 for robbery. In 1925 he had
been pardoned.
A coroner's jury held both Vim.
bley and Crowder for grand jury
action, and a first degree murder
charge was placed against the two
men. The jury's findings followed
confession from Crowder outlin-
ing the plot to burn to death Mrs.
Wimbley and Mr.. and Mrs. Tench
and the four children In Dendron.
The District Grand Jury, on
November IS, 1891 indicted VIM
bley and Crowder for first degree
murder.
After sensational testimony, in
which Wimbley charged his wife
with being subject to epileptic fits
and the Government brought out
that Wimbley had forged his wife's
signature to the $4,000 double in
demnity policy, both defendants
were found guilty Of second degree
murder.
Wimbley, self-confessed forger,
thief, bigamist, abortionist and
perjurer was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. Crowder was incar-
cerated for 80 years.
The Washington times., 1936-05-07

Mother and Daughter Murder Plot Victims
ICnnfinned from Yesterday

Thoroughly frightened and stricken at the prospect
Crowder stammered:
NO. no-I can't go through with it don't want to have
anything to do with it. Let me alone
The passed fitfuly and at the household was
awakened Breakfast last minute packing farewens and
wimblev his wife. Crowder and Wilma route.
The Washington times., 1936-05-07

"What's the gasoline can fOr?'
asked Mrs. Wimbley Of her hus'
band.
Had some trouble with the gas
line. Guess it's o. X. nOw," said
WimbIey. He stopped the car and
poured the five gallons into the
tank.
Mrs. Wimbley had not noticed
the sand-bag bludgeons. Surrep-
titiously, Wimbley dropped them
to the side of the road, one by one.
Further on, a group Of boys
were fishing from a bridge.
'T haven't been fishing since
my last birthday" said Elizabeth.
''That's right, baby, you haven't.
But say, your birthday is tOmOr,
row. I'll tell you what, I'll take
you on o real fishing party"
At a gas station near Washing
ton, Wimbley drew Crowder out Of
earshot from Elizabeth.
"Jungren's got q date over at
305 C St.; we've got to stay away
from there so we won't bother
him." Wimbley whispered.
''Yeh, that's right" Crowder
said. Lets go over to N Street.
used to have q room over there
and you can probably fix up the
mnisSuS and the kid"
The car went to N st. at 12O81a
Wimbley hired a room paying a
week in advance. Crowder left and
returned the "drive-yourself" find
ing the bill quite reasonable as It
might well be considering that
200 of the several hundred miles
1t had been driven had been sub.
tracted in a somewhat unorthodox
manner.
Crowder returned to 3O5 c ST.
He wanted to dress UP" because
he had date that night on
Twentieth st. The "lady" failed
to appear and Crowder retraced
his steps to 305 c St., but he was
not welcome at the apartment.
Bill Jungren, anticipating a bit Of
entertaining, gave Crowder a dol.
lar and told him to "Scram until
midnight"
After midnight, Crowder re-
turned. The coast was clear and
he slept the sleep of exhaustion
until the following morning.
About 10 a. m. Crowder was
awakened. Wimbley was in the
room with the announcement:
"We're going fishing"
A cab was waiting, they picked
up Mrs. Wimbley. and Wilma and
TAXED to the c. & o. Canal near
Chain Bridge.
1t was nearly noon when they
hired a canoe, bought fishing
tackle and showed off from the
bank in celebration of Mrs. VIM
bley's twenty-sixth birthday.
Crowder was padding when
Wimbley suggested fishing from
the other side of the canal. They
made the crossing. Crowder was
thirsty when the shore was
reached. He let the Wimbleys
diSembark and padded for the
boat house for water. Seated, he
made the return trip and when
the canoe nosed into the bank
throwing Crowder into the water.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Jan Proxies zemfel.

Vrativ Sc z kavarny, kde byl
dobre mysli, byl We SVEN byte
v Moravske Ostrave ranen
mrtvic1 df1v6jsf poslanec a
prvnf starosta ceske Moravske
Ostravy Jan Proxies, prave We
chvili, kdyz vstoupil do kou-
pelny. Privolany lekaTi zjisti-
Ii jiz jenom smrt. Nebot jme-
no Proksovo, jenz pred ctyrmi
desftilet1mi pTisel do Morav-
ske Ostravy re sveho rodist6
Cernotfna u Hranic jake obuv-
nicky tovarys,n erozlucne spja-
to s vyvojem delnicke Ostravy.
Jan Proxies pGsobil tn jake a.
gitator, tajemnfk, novinaT stra
ny socialne demokraticke, poz
deli jake poslanec ma WIDEN
ske T1sske rade dobach pred
valecnych i valecnych. Ia pre-
vratu jeho vGdcf Glen Narodn1-
no vyboru zaslouzil sc v pohnu
tych chv1l1ch, re vsechny w.
.namne pTesuny politicke a no
spodafske minuly Sc bez krve-
prolitf, tim, re stavel hraze
klidu ma pravo i ma levo. Jeho
dflem je krone cesk6ho skol-
stv1 a jinych osvetovych a So
coaln1ch vymozenosti vytvoTe-
nj Velke Ostravy v roce 1923.
Zemrely vybudoval socialistic-
ky fisk ma Ostravsku a byl az
do lonska v redakcnfm svazku
Ducha Casu a cetnym clenem
ostravske odbocky ceskoslo-
venskych novinaTG. AZ do
kvetnovych voleb byl poslan-
Gem Narodn1ho shromazdeni
a do minuleho tydne starostou
Moravske Ostravy, z kterychz-
to mist odstoupil re zdravot-
mich d1vod1. Krone toho byl
Proxies predsedou Mestske spo
Titelny v Moravske Ostrave,
Moravskostravske poulicn1 dra
by, Moravske m1stn1 drahy
Nor. Ostrave a clenem Teditel-
stvf Moravske hypotecn1 ban
ky v Brine. Clenem snemovny
byl nepretrzite Cd roku 1920
az do letosn1ch voleb. Jan Pro
kes byl samoukem, ale velmi
Sc zaslouzil O wrist kulturnl-
no zivota delnictva ma Ostrav-
sku. DOLL sc veku 62 let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Nepoctivy obecni tajemnik

Koncem roku 1882 prijela do
obce Vinaric nahla revise, ably
podrobila zkouman1 obecn1 fl
nance, jez vedl tajemn1k Ka-
rel Uhl1r. RevisoT zjistili, re
V obecnf pokladne chybf pres
$4,000 Kc. Obecnf tajemn1k
nemohl o tonic schodku podat
uspokojive vysvetlenf. Wynn
louval Sc, re ma mnoho prace
a re nen1 vylouceno, re Sc pri
vyplate zmylil; toto v~ysvetle-
nj vSak revisorGm nestacilo,
zejmena take proto, re Uhl1f
byl uz davno podezrely z r6z-
nych manipulate. Prozradilo
Sc, re ukryl vyrozumenf, jlmz
sc mu rusl definitiva a kdyz
pTisel exekucnf vynos, jfmz
mu mela byt zabavena cast
platu, jednoduse jej zahodil.
Pristihli no take, re sc SNAIL
pfepisovat pc revisfch cfslice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Dojde k zmens csI. vIady?

V kolowratskem palaci V Pra-
re pfijal ministersky predseda
DIR. Hodza Tadu navstev, mezi
mimi nektere diplomaticke "a
stupce V Praze pov6rene. Zby-
tex dine byl venovan konferen-
elm politickym S nekterymi
cleny vlady a zejmena S ma
mestskem ministerskeho pred
sedy ministrem zeleznic BECKY
nj, ktery no Dude zastupovat
pc dobu dovolene. Ma dovole-
nou odjfzdf ministersky pred
soda DIR. Hodza a vratf Sc az V
p~olovici m6sfce ledna.
Pred touto dobou nelze take
ocekavat proto zadne zavazne
udalosti. Ami obsazeni mini
sterstva zahranic1, ktere proza
tim spravuje ministersky pred
soda sam (po dobu jeho dovo-
lene Dude zastupovan tonic
trade ministrem post DIR. Fran
kem), ami doplnen1 vlady
druhym clenem "a stranu ma
rodne socialistickou.
Ministersky pTedseda DIR.
Hodza odjizdf Sc lecit, ale j.
ste Dude i t6to dobe pokraco-
vat V jednanfch O koncentraci
statotvornych sill V republice,
jak jsou naznacovany rozsife-
MIN vladnf koalice O stranu lu-
dovou a nemecke kTestanske
socially. Protoze vsak rozs1Te-
nj koalice by znamenalo take
pfeskupenf V resortech, je sa-
mozfejme, re napfed Dude nu-
tho vsechny zm6ny fadn6 pTi-
pravit, coz take potTebuje ca
Su.
V sobotu Sc take rozesel par
lament a vlada ma vanocn1
p%razdniny. PTestavka We vlad-
mich pracfch potrva az pres
svatek TT1 kral1, kdy Sc vratf
ministersky pTedseda DIR. Hold
ia re zotavene. . Vladu ceka
v novem roce Tada d1lezitych
hospodafskych a socialnfch L.
kolG. Parliament Dude svolan
al koncem ledna nebo zacat-
KEN unora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Pes zdsdil majetek.

Zvlastni testament zanechal
zesnuly zeleznicaT Antonln
Stokinger re Semilkovic, kde
I'll nekolik let ma odpocinku, a
v techto dnech zemrel. Sto-
kinger I'll jake samotaT a mel
jedineho kamarada = PISA,
Hezkeho bernardina. Poole
posledni vile odkazal vsech-
ny sve penfze tomuto psu a to-
prve az pes pojde dostane toto
dedictv1 obec. /Vykonan1m te-
to posledn1 vile byl povefen
starosta oboe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

" Amsterodamu obchod-
n1ci S diamanty prohlasili, re
roku 1885 stoupla poptavka
pc nebrousenych diamantech
dvojnasobne proti roku 1884.
Zlepseni pTivodila hlavne pop
tavka pc malych diamantech
z prGmyslovych zavodG a pax
z Ameriky.
TTi professor a osm stu
dentG vilenske university byli
postaveni pred soud pro revo-
lucni spiknutf, jehoz cilem me-
10 byti odtrzen1 beloruske cas-
tt Polska.
= Pomona akce Londynske
academic we'd oznamila, re 68
ucencGm a vzdelavatelGm, KITE
RI byli budto z Nemecka w.
hnani anebo uprchli, bylo po-
skytnuto pr1stTes1 a pf1slusne
zamestnanf anglickych We
deckych 1stavech. Mimo to Sc
vyJednava O um1sten1 dalslch
40 inteligent1.
Nekolik z tech, kterf Sc V
Nemecku zabyvali vedami lu-
cebn1mi, bylo umisteno v labo-
ratof1ch ucebnich tovaren.
Ctyfi ucenci zaujali mista uni
versitn1ch profesorG a nekOlik
Sc jich venovalo lekaTske pra-
XII. Deli Sc pokusy S umiste-
MIN asi 1000 uprchlfkd z Ne
mecka kter1 mali universitni
vzdelani v rIznych jinych ze-
mich. Nekolik z tech naleza-
jic1ch sc ma seznamu naleza Sc
dosud v Nemecku kde Jim hro-
II velke nebezpec1. Pomona
akce udelila nekterym stipen-
dia We vysi $3.50 pro zenate
ma jeden rok a 5000 pro svo-
bodne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
JOSEF KLECKA

a my vSichni postradame veil
ce Jeho drahou pTitomnost. O.
DIESEL isl cd mas mily otce a srd
ce nase krvacf. Bolest svira ma
Sc srdce pri vzpomfnce re jiz
nikdy vice nepohledneme v mi
lou Tvojf tvaT, v nfz zobrazena
byla vsechna laska, jake milu-
jlc1 otec jest schopen. Pustym
jest domov mas bez Tebe, dra-
ny otce mas, jiz laskou svou isl
ozaroval domac1 krb mas, jez v
dobrote srdce sveho isl laska-
We promfjel chyby nase a las
kou svou oslazoval isl chvile
naseho pobytu v bl1zkosti I've.
Budiz I'll zeme lehkou!
Den II. ledna venujem I've
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Vanoce " Csl. mokre.

Pocasi pTineslo nev1tany va
nocn1 dar: Oblevu v celem sta
te. z kraft jiz snfh vetsinou
zmizel. Vecer ma Bozi bod
pocal v Praze padat droboun-
ky dest, ktery umrzl v nebez-
pecne naled1. Straz Sc starala
O to, ably vsechny chodniky by
ly radne posypany a obecnf
auta vyjela do vsech ctvrtl po-
sypat dlazbu jfzdni drahy, ably
nedoslo k automobilovym ne
hodam.
V Praze utrpeli diva chodci
tezke tray. Ma Smichove u
padl ma umrzle dlazbe 39lety
zffzenec elektrickych podni-
XII Josef Jasek z Kosff. Zlomil
81 pravou nohu. Ma Vysehra-
de pc 5. iodine rannf upadl Is
lety soukromy 1Tednik Milo
slav Dolejsek z Prahy vi. a
zlomil 81 pravou ruku. Lehc1ch
padG bylo velke mnozstvi.
Devadesati zvlastnimi vlaky
rozejeli sc O svatc1ch Tide z
Prahy ma hory. Obvykle VIA
ky byly zvlast zes1leny, ably Sc
zdolal naval. Jezdilo Sc hlav-
ne ma Krkonose a do sloven-
skych hor.
Jiz mnoho let nebylo o swat
c1ch ma vsech horach tolik ly-
zarG, jake letos. Ma Krkono-
SIGH, zejmena V okoli Spindle
rova Mlyna, mnozi lyzafi mar
ne shaneli ubytovan1. Museli
ma noclehy az do Vrchlab1. V
samotnem spindlerove Mlyne
bylo jich pres 10000. take
rekord navstevy z roku 1888
byl pfekonan.
I jina m1sta V Krkonos1ch
mela mnohem vetsi navstevu
nez pred loni, kdy bylo O va
noc1ch dostatek snehu a rekor-
dn1 pocet host1. Velikou nav
stevu hlasf zejmena Janske
Lame, ktere byly take prepl-
neny, dale Svoboda a Rokyt-
nice. Do Spindlu prijelo ma va
noce take 10 autobusG z Berl1-
ma. Byly vypraveny berlin
skymi cestovnfmi kancelafemi.
Pocet 1castnfkG berlfnske W.
pravy Sc odhaduje ma $50 o.
sob. Cele vanoce minuly kid
ne, bez snehovych vanic, take
pc vsechny til dny nedoslo k
zadnemu lyzarskemu nestestf.
Ma stedry vecer pc krasnem
dnu zacalo prset. V noel zno-
WI prituhlo, ale pax obleva ze-
silovala tax, re i ma vrcholc1ch
hor ma severn Czech byly ctyTi
stupne tepla a ma Sumave az 6
stupnd Take v Krusnohof1
chvllemi milo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Skoro kilo brokH do srnce.

V zapadomoravskem rev1ru
Sc konal hon ma zajatce. Mezi
rozestavene strelce vbehl nah
lie z ciz1ho revfru srnec, pc
kterem zacali vsichni stTelci
palit. Udolali no 22 ranami.
Srnce koupil Teznfk a vytahl z
n6ho pres til ctvrta kila brOkn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
Koubkova vinena z podvodu.


Ze Zdenka Koubkova, csl.
zena-muz, atletka, pry zGmy-
sine klamala svet ohledne sve-
no pohlav1, prohlasil v Ham
burgu, Nemecko, DR.. w. Knoll
Tiditel atletickeho 1stavu pri
universite Hamburger, a tajem-
mix Mezinarodn1ho sdruzen1
lekafG, stave Sc ma stanovisko,
re z Koubkove Sc nyn1 vyklu-
bal muz. Pozaduje, ably tato
pohlavn1 hybrida byla pro bu-
doucnost trvale vyloucena z ia
kekoliv 1casti ma meznarod-
mich atletickych zavodech.
Mimo toho DR.. Knoll poza-
duje, ably atleticke rekordy
Koubkovou postavene, byly
vymazany. "Slecna" Koubko-
va postavila ma Olympiade ko-
name v Londyne pred dvema lie
ty zensky rekord v zavode ma
800 M, ktere ubehla "a 2 min.
1874 1vteTin. Koubkova nebo
Koubek je nynf "a let veku, a
podrobila Sc operaci, kterou
JEFF zenske pohlavl sc ma def
nitivne ~pretvoriti ma muzske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17
VZPOMiNKA.

Jiz deset rokG uplynulo co
Cd mas odesel mas draze milo
vany otec, bratr a dedecek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-17

)en IL. Iedna venujem I've pamatce!
August a Vaclav, synove,
Barbora Seigrist, Bozena Riha a Marie Rokos, dcery.