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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-24

Even tempered whatever the si- tuation, Pop" never seemed to lose his temper. With boys, his patience was boundless and his understand ing complete. "Boys are all good at heart, he would say when some one
Evening star., 1936-12-10
For that gift of FURS
I'VE also recommend

SeoIine dyed Robbit Coots Sl00
hormot coots, swoeeer or fitted Sl00
Brown CoroeuI Coots, princess ond
swogger -------- -------------SlOO
SeoIine dyed Robbit Coots ----Sl25
Brown and Grey CorocuI Coots --Sl25
Silver or Golden Muskrot Coots . Sl25
Or anything up to q Mink Coot at 81 200!
Fur Scion, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1936-12-10

Black, brown and green Coots with
Mink or Kolinsky! In sizes SO to
"A, IS " to 43H!
All Coots on Fifth Floor for
the Holidays.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
PATIENT AT HOSPITAL
MAKES DEATH PLUNGE

Ey the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, December 10.-Ed-
ward Keck, 40-year-old World War
veteran, left his bed in the United
States Marine Hospital here yesterday.
walked through sixth floor ward
while more than score of patients
watched, and dove headfrst through
a closed window.
he died nearly two hours later.
Hospital physicians said he never re-
gained consciousness after striking the
frozen earth below the window.
Keck, who gave a Baltimore ad-
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Speaks on Fish Disease Cure.

A report on a cure for white
mouth" a serious fish disease, will be
presented to the National Aquarium
Society tonight at 8 o'clock in the
aquarium of the Bureau of Fisheries,
Department of Commerce, by Edward
H. Perkins of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Professors, Noting
Tmge of Ridicule
In Title, Drop it
Louisiana Tech Faculty
Club Sees abuse
of Word.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED FTesS.
RUSTON, La, December 10.-The
Mems Faculty Club at Louisiana Tech
voted yesterday to drop the title, PRO
fessor."
The action was taken on COM
plants that the word is subject to
"abuse and misuse" and that 1t mo
longer implies respect and often holds
a teacher in ridicule."
The word professor" is defined as
a skilled and learned teacher Of the
highest grade" and also the name of
an artificial fly used by anglers.
The instructors said they objected
principally to its street application to
the man who plays the fiddle while
the medicine man mingles among the
crowd and offers three bottles for a
dollar"
Evening star., 1936-12-10

dress when he entered the hospital
Tuesday, was under observation for
acute abdominal symptoms" records
showed. Doctors said he had shown
no signs of mental alteration.
Coroner Charles w. Didenhover be-
gan an investigation.
Evening star., 1936-12-10

MISSES-eo eoIor-mod in Prnts-Sl6.95
Midseoson cobIes are hunmine with Poris news Of
Prints as extrovoeontIy eoIored as the one we've
sketched! It's short-sIeeved, piece crepe with
shoulders crossed with rhnestones and bright,
bright erdle. Black, brown or wine grounds. And
thot's not oII-weVe other dozzling ideos in prints
including dress that you get in plain bright
shades, too, if you wish! Sizes II to 20. $l6.o5.
WoMEN-pure-dye, pure-silk Prints - $685.
Sl995
White prnts-brieht prints-fower prints-on dark
grounds tbock, brown, wine, so rich under dark
coots) for sizes l6K to 22Hz and SO to AZ. Long
sleeves or elbow lengthy neckines or high ones
Print pictured shows you fotterng and very new
droped bodice for half sizes, $loo5. It's Coy
group and new one, $l6o5 and $loo5.
JeHeffs-seeond Floor Dress Shops.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Drunken Cow Reveals Still.

DALLAS. Tex. R.-Federal Agent
J. c. Harston saw a suspiciously un-
steady COW in pasture.
He investigated. The COW was
drunk. Investigating further. he 10
Gated a whisky still from which. the
boisterous bovine had been munching
mash. Harston confscated the still,
arrested its owner.
Evening star., 1936-12-10

planned that the Erie's temporary duty
abroad is required so that vessels Of
the squadron may permit officers and
enlisted men shore leave and to provide
overhaul and rest periods for the ships.
Evening star., 1936-12-10

Christmas comes but once q yeor-
fur coats Ito most wonen) but once
in several years! So why not give
fur coot2 A black seoine dyed robbit
coot thot she con wear everywhere.
Two styles to choose from-o smart
SWAGGER with little ripple collar and
raglan shouIders-ond q FITTED
COAT with shawl -coIored slender
lines. Beautifully made and lined
with SINNERS sotin. Sizes II to 20
ond SO to AZ.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Will Produce Color Films.

By a new process, held secret for
the present, laboratory just COM
pleted at Ruzyn, suburb OF Prague,
Czechoslovakia, will produce films in
natural colors.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
GUNBoAT TO EUROPE
q. s. s. Erie on Shakedown Cruise

The 2,000-ton gunboat, q. 8. s. Erie,
now on her shakedown cruise, Is tenn
porarily operating with the United
States European Squadron, the Navy
Department announced yesterday.
The Erie Is commanded by Comdr.
e. w. Hanson. The department ex-
Evening star., 1936-07-22
STEEL MILLS NEAR
LEVELS Of 1880
Continued Activity Reflected
in Heavy Movement of
Iron Ore.

Ry the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 22.-Con-
tinued activity of the Nations steel
mills at the highest levels since 1880
is reflected in the movement OF iron
ore from docks to furnaces.
Shipments over the week end
showed an increase of 49 per cent
over the corresponding period week
earlier.
The report of H. M. Griggs, mana
ger of the Ore and Coal Exchange,
shows a movement of 1884 cars in the
48 hours ended Monday, against 1888
cars the previous week end. This
brings loadings for the first 19 days
of July to 32,325 cars, IS per cent
above the $3.50 cars in the corre-
spending period last year.
Dumping of SASS cars of bitumi-
nous coal into vessels in the two days
bring loadings so far. this month TO
65,558 cars, a gain of 50 per cent over
the 43,Ols cars in the like period OF
1895.
With storage stocks of coal at Du-
luth early this month about a million
tons under a year ago, the trade Is
not looking for any slowing down of
shipments before Labor day.
The month Of July will show about
5000 900 tons dumped into ships.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HOLD GOOD FUTURE
Hundreds of Buyers Are
FIocking to New York
Shows.
~ thu Assc ciated Press.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Indications
that housewives throughout the land
are beginning to spruce up their
homes after a long siege of penny
pinching have brought many hun
dreds of buyers to house furnishing
marts intent upon stocking up mer-
chandiSe for the Fall and Winter.
Seeming a freer flow of dollars
from the consumers pockets in recent
improvement in demand for automo-
biles, electrical appliances and refrig-
orators, dealers in furniture, lamps
and other household goods prepared
today for a broadening of the buy
ing movement.
Cheerful for the most part rs they
compared notes and trade trends,
buyers hustled from show to show, ex-
amining offerings, and found an up
ward tendency in prices. notably fur
niture.
Spread in Buying.
T. r. Murtaugh. general manager
Of the New York Furniture Exchange,
Inc, said the opening of the Midsum-
mer furniture show here had brought
increasing evidence of a spread in
buying of home furnishings and ap-
pliances through the Eastern and
Northern industrial centers.
Better demand for furniture after
the depression low had been reached
was most noticeable first in the south,
Southwest and Middle West" he de-
clared but we're seeing more of it
now
Many housewives during the leanest
years had little left for other pur-
chases after they had paid the food
bill The situation has changed con-
siderably. Now they are finding money
to buy new things for the home and to
brighten it up"
Murtaugh added that furniture men
were counting on a large postponed
demand for household goods to give
impetus to the buying as mass pur-
chasing power improves.
Prices Marked Up.
Prices had been marked UP all
around for the furniture show. he said.
and buyers were inclined 10 oruer
more freely for inventory to protect
themselves against further advances.
AS evidence of the rayages of de-
preston upon the furniture industry,
ne cited trade figures showing that the
ranks of producers had been cut to
about 1900 from $500 before con-
sumers drew the purse strings tight
Together with revival in residential
building, expansion in demand for
consumers durable goods was seen by
economists as an outstanding force in
business recovery in recent months.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS

NEW YORK, July 22.-The follow
ing is todays summary of corporation
news prepared by Standard Statistics
Co, Inc. New York:
Ford Motor Co-Detroit Street
Railway Commission accepted bid OF
company TO supply city railways with
500 new 24-passenger busses at a unit
price of s2,89O2l.
Clark Equipment Co. Common
share earnings, six months ended
June 80. were Sc cents. against deficit
of cents a common share in like
1885 period.
Reynolds Spring Co. Common
share earnings, six months ended June
80 were sl.45. against 45 cents, after
adjustment for 100 per cent stock
dividend in like 1895 period.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co, Ltd.-Com-
mon share earnings, year ended May
81. were s233, against $l.l4
General Capital Corp-Net asset
value on June 80. 1926. equaled s39.27
per share, against $3705 on Decem-
ber 81. 1885.
Cherry Burrell Corp
of company are scheduled to vote July
% on a plan of pitalization de-
signed TO reduce preferred dividend
charges; in exchange for each share
of present per cent preferred there
would be given eight-tenths share of
new per cent dividend series pre-
ferred stock and two-thirds share of
common stock, provided holders of 10
per cent of present preferred acceded
to the plan; authorized no par COM
mon would be increased to 250,000
shares from 100000.
Lynch Corp-Company is reported
to have received a new Russian order
which alone would keep plants busy
for month.
Sutherland Paper CO. Common
share earnings. six months ended
June 80. were sl.37, against s101.
Delaware & Hudson Co-Deficit OF
Delaware e. Hudson r. r. Corp. in
five months ended May 81 was $685.
939 against deficit of 1858 1868.
Kansas City Southern Ry.-Net in
come, five months ended May 81, was
$113 ,007. equal to 81 cents a preferred
share, against deficit of s677,738.
Southern Pacific Co.-Deficit, five
months ended May 81. was s2,126, 1856
against deficit of s3,433,305.
Texas & Pacific Ry.-Preferred
share earnings, six months ended June
80. were 1922 against As cents.
Wabash Railway Co.-Deficit, five
months ended May 81. was s1,0O4,S79
against deficit of s996,69l.
Interlake Iron Corp.-Deficit. six
months ended June 80. was $3l,677
against deficit of $414,773.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. july % dP.--Returning con-
fidence in the ability of the market to
absorb heavier supplies OF meat animals
induced producers to load cattle and hogs
in larger numbers than week ago today.
The fact that the Government was pre-
pared to support the cattle market in the
event receipts prove to be a burden also
was credited with stimulating some ship
ments
Hogs sold steady to strong. with spots
10 cents higher. while sowS ruled steady
to 10 cents lower. The top was at s |.
The run of 900 cattle was 900 above
advance estimates and more than double
receipts a week ago. but packer demand
was good and most yearlings and light
steers ruled fully steady. Weighty bull
locks however. were steady to 25 cents
lower in instances. The early yearling
top was 1925 The Government refrained
from buying in the cattle market again:
Agents reported the supply apparently had
reliable outlet from the commercial
trade. Marketings of grassers from drought
districts were limited and demand from
country buyers for replacement stock was
potentially broad enough to hold thin and
half-fat steers and butcher stock at near
steady levels. Stockers and feeders were
fairly active and generally 25 cents higher
for the week
Continued strengthening of the whole
sale pork market. rejecting improved
consumer demand. helped the live trade.
Wholesale pork loins gained another 80
cents per hundredweight. Steer carcasSes
wholesaled at unchanged prices. however.
Lambs were generally steady today. A
few brought the S10.50 top.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
COTTON SPINNING
INDUSTRY BOOMS
Census Bureau Reports 0p-
erations Far Ahead of
June Year Ago.

The cotton spinning industry is re-
ported by the Census Bureau TO have
operated during June at lilo per
cent of capacity, on a single shift
basis, compared with 1852 per cent
during May this year and 746 per
cent during June last year.
Spinning spindles in place June 30
totaled % 31l 1874 of which % 957 1922
we're active at some time during the
month. compared, with 28,484,3 ,352 and
22.328,888 for May this year. and 30
435 1894 and 22,7O9 200 for June last
year.
Total Hours Increase.
Active spindle hours for June to-
tailed 7,3l9,892, ,45O. or An average Of
259 hours per spindle in place. COM
pared with 6.893 604077 and 242 for
May this year, and 5.0a3. 3s3 .303 and
l67 for June last year.
Spindles in place June 80 in cotton
growing States totaled l9,059O76, of
which 16.983,252 were active at some
time during the month, compared
with l9,l42,574 and 1851, ,592 for May
this year, and 19,3394I6 and 1896
278 for June last year.
Active spindle hours in cotton-grow-
ing States for June totaled 1863 .000,-
96l. or an average of 297 hours per
spindle in place, compared with
5,346 ,81O,326 and 279 for May this
year, and 1901 ,2O6,7 789 and 2O2 for
June last year.
Spindle Hours by States.
Active spindle hours and the aver
age per spindle in place for June By
States included:
Alabama. 54865l,l33 and 2e3:
Georgia. 999. .548,451 and 304; Missis-
sippi, 52,125 59l8 and 23O North Caro-
lima, 1875. .296 1891 and 276: South
Carolina, ls76.427 .7O1 and 1926, Ten
nessee, 2l2134448 and 329; Texas.
63,ll2,664 and 249: Virginia, 49,
142,l89 and 288.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
IMPORTS TO j. s.
EXCEED EXPORTS
Goods Brought Into This
Country Are Valued at
S7,O45,0OO More.
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
Preliminary foreign trade figures for
June, issued by the Commerce De-
partment today, said imports totaled
S192.233 900 and exceeded exports by
$7.045,O00
A trend of foreign trade volume
higher than last year continued in
June, the department reported. ex-
ports for the month being 9 per cent
greater in value than in June. 1895,
and imports % per cent greater.
Imports Gain IL Per Cent.
The figures. subject to revision.
showed that exports gained l3 per
cent and imports II per cent in value
during the first six months OF this
year. compared with the correspond
ing 1885 period.
The sl92.233000 OF June imports
compared with sl9l $4,000 in May
and Sl56,754 900 for June year ago.
June exports of sl85,188.000 COM
pared with 5000 666. 900 in May and
sl7o, 244 900 in June. 1885.
The increase in exports over June,
1895, was said by the department to
be due chiefly to increased shipments
of tobacco, lumber, machinery, air
craft and iron and steel semi-manu-
factures.
Import List.
The increase in imports was at
tributed largely to purchases of sugar,
crude rubber, fur skins, whisky and
spirits, manufactured cotton. cotton
cloth, manufactured wool and wool
manufactures, lumber, nickel and tin
One Of the largest declines in the
export column was listed for unmanu-
factured cotton. which the department
attributed principally TO a sharp drop
in Russian and Italian demand.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
CURB IRREGULAR
IN PROFIT TAKING
Many Active Issues Give
Way in Spite of Firm
Spots.
nv the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 22.-There were
q number of firm spots in today's curb
market. but many active issues gave
way under profit realizing. The late
tone was irregular.
Shares holding gains of fractions to
around a point included Creole Petro-
leum, International Petroleum. Lake
Shore Mines, Cities Service, Electric
Bond & Share. Pittsburgh Plate Glass
and United Light.
Down as much were Newmont Min
ing. Niagara Hudson Power, Pantepec
Oil, Sherwin- Williams, Sunshine Min
ing. Aluminium of America, American
Cyanamid. American Gas, American
Light L. Traction, Gulf OIL, Royal
Typewriter and Pratt g. Lambert.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
GOODRICH CONSIDERING
NEW PREFERRED STOCi
Ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 22-Dhrectors G
3. F. Goodrich Co. yesterday called
special stockholders meeting for Sep
tember 9 to consider a plan recon-
mended by the board for chang!n-
each share Of its per cent preferrcI
stock, together with all rights. I'M,
IA shares of new preferred stoc'.
without par value and one-haH share
Of common.
The new preferred stock would uu-
der the plan, entitle the holder to an
annual IS fixed preferential dividen,.
cumulative from July /. Dividend ,
paid on this stock during the frs.
two years may be in cash. in the new
preferred stock or partly in each.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO July 90 Gp.-Poultry. live.
AZ trucks; steady; hens, :4l2 pounds, up.
lS1a less than Ala pounds. u: Leghorn
White Rock 2517; colored. 90: Plymouth
Rock fryers u n: White Rock. % col
ored. is; Plymouth Rock broilers., l9;
White Rock Il; colored II; Leghorn.
iSiaa17; bareback chickens Hale: roost-
ers. IS; Leghorn roosters. IA: turkeys.
l3af6: heavy old ducks. 10l2: heavy
young. 13; small white ducks. 10l2: small
colored. 10: young geese IL: old. 10
Butter. $3.50 steady .Creamery-Spe
cials (93 score) :t4434s4: extras La2l.
3334: extra firsts t9O-9D 33a33A; frsts
(sS-Sa) 31s4-32: standards 900. CEN
tralized carlots. 33A
Eggs III sos: firm; extra frsts local.
2O1a: cars 21Ia; fresh GRADED flrsts local
20: cars. 81; current receipts. 10: storage
packed extras 22h; storage packed f1rsts.
21s4
Evening star., 1936-07-22
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
a., thf ASSnr,a nd Press

The position of the Treasury July 90:
So. 20.OS612 Balance. S2.3S5. .649.-
554.1l. customs receuts for the month
$50 4}a 402 66.
Receipts for the fiscal wear since July
II. Sl9S. I9I. 7}3. 81; expenditures. Sc54.-
AZ. 59.95. despite heavy repayments
SI376 for emergency suending Excess
of expenditures 12.696.4 412.43 Gross
debt S22 491 S25.gS a decrease OF ST.
749 764.75 under the previous day. Gold
assets. SlO632 1923. .0S0.61
Receipts for July - 1885 Comparable
date last year. Si24 l s3 25l ssl 20; o.. ex-
81 900. 7I6. 500 II Customs receipts for
the month S2O.265 .42s. 81
. Receipts for the fiscal year S3l2.355.-
cluding S297 .542 ,OO5.33 of emergency ex
penditures; excess of expenditures, S4l6.-
44I53; gold assets SO 1872 $50 $50 AZ.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
sIRUP CONSUMPTION

NEW YORK, July % OP.-Corn In
dustries Research Foundation an
nounces domestic consumption Of corn
sirup increased about Is per cent in
the first half of 1886 over the like
1885 period. 1t estimated consumption
for the full year would approximate
900 ,00o, 900 pounds if the present
demand is sustained.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
Piano Makers
Trade Best
In IS Years
b. the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The Ma
tional Piano Manufacturers Asso-
citation has announced summary
OF business for the first half of
1886 indicating the period was the
industry's most successful six
months in Is years.
Piano shipments were 1888 per
cent greater than for the first half
of last year and 226 per cent above
1888. Sales in June gained 50 per
cent over June last year and
showed an increase of 1863 per cent
compared with June. 1888, w. A.
Mennie, secretary, said.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
fReported py Chas. D. Barney & Col
No Rid Offer
RAIL OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

NEW YORK, July 20 GP).-The New
York Central Railroad announces the
resignation of F. H. Hardin, assistant
TOT. e. Williamson, president. Hardin
will assume the presidency of the
Association of Manufacturers of
Chilled Car Wheels on September !,
Evening star., 1936-07-22
BUSINESS ACTIVITY
IN WEST IMPROVES
By The Associated Press.

BN T
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2l.-Far
Western business activity made the
best June showing in six years, the
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co.
reported today.
The banks index of western busi-
ness. based on 1923-25 averages as
100, rose to 884 in June from 86.5 in
MAY. In June last year it stood at IL.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
Washington Exchange

Capital Traction 5s-sl 900 at 92l 4,
$1,000 at 92i4.
Potomac Electric So pfd.-5 at Ill.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Ira ction $500 at 32l4.
$4,000 at 92i2.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL July - dE9.-Silver futures
opened steady 10 lower. July, 44.45b;
september, 44.76b; December, 45.05b.
h-Bid.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
FOREIGN BONDs.

ww-With warrants. xw-Without war
PANTS. n-New. wI-When issued. st
(stpl-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

clared (prepsred by the Standard Stats
tics CorpD.
Evening star., 1936-07-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
(Reported by W. a Hibbs e. Coz
CARLOADINGS.

NEW YORK. July 90 1Pl-Revenue
freight carioadings en- railroads reporting
for week ended July g included:
Week Previous Last
Evening star., 1936-07-22
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STOCKS.

Amer Tel. & Tel te)----- 16ah -
Capital Transit Co.---- II is
N a. w Steamboat t6)--- So -
Pot Elec Pow. 81 pfd tfl- 11Os4 -
Pot. FL p 517T of. $500 100. 111l2
Wash Wash 81 Gas Il E,.e Co CO ss9s5 93s5 s9 SLY
Wash Ry El. pfd. (5b--- 11O17 ----
Evening star., 1936-07-22
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July - DP,-Over-the-
counter market bank and trust companies
opening bid and asked prices:
Evening star., 1936-07-22

Wr1ght HArg N4Uc IV oH oH on
Yukon Gold IN 2h 2M
Dividend rate In dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment. tan.
fuai rate-plus extra. tAccumulateo divf-
dends. aPaid this year. bPaid last year.
dCoFnpanies reported IN receivership o.
beinC reoreanized. ePayable in stock.
fPius partial distribution Of assets.
Ex-divtdend.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
| LANC'S SAUERKRAUT
\ FRUIT JUICES r

GRAPEFRUIT Juice si1ysE StR 1sH' eaH Csc
Grapefruit Juice us.T:s'sasa sT:: sS '''' can 10e
Golden Nip Orange Juice 'ssS'' ssn z for 25c
LIbby's Pineapple Juice ':s2'' ssH 2 for 25e
Dole Pineapple Juice. 's;S'' sss 2 for Csc
Libby's Tomato Juice. sSa1'' ss1 2 for 19c
StokeIy's 7G%eEo GSfeE 's;s' ssS Sc as's' ssa 1oe
CAM pbeITS JUICE can elV o/c
CIark's Tomato Juice ss101 Can 28c
Heinz Tomato Juice. =. 5Sttis 5StSs Sc
WaVnAge GRAPE pint 1Qe quart 37c
WeIGTS JUICE bottle ]C bottle - -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Tovarnfk Horlick mrtev.

V Racine, Wis, William
Horlick, zakladatel a predseda
zname Horlick Matted Milk
Corp, zemrel srdecni mrtvici,
We veku 80 let. Byl znam svou
dobrocinnost1. Uvadf Sc ma pr.
jeho dar $3.50, 900 porodnici
Sv. Lukase v Racinu. Take
podporoval polarnf vypravy A
mundsenovy a Byrdovy. Naro-
dli Sc r. 1916 Anglii. Dc A
meriky prisel r. 1869. Mel
drive dlel v Chicago, a r. 1875
Sc usadil trvale v Racine. Byl
potomkem rodiny Moravskych
Bratf1, jmenem Horlicek, KITE
ra Sc "a nabozenskych perse-
kuc1 vystehovala do Angle.
Zesnuly zanechal vdovu, E, dee
ru a diva syny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Swell Sc ma jeIenu.

V Redlands, Kalifornie, FIR.
j. Lodge prodelal ma lovu po-
divine dobrodruzstv1, ktere by
mu nikdo nechtel %uveTiti, kdy-
by ma ne nemel svedk1 z rad
svych spolecnfku. Kdyz Sc do
stal ma ranu k jelenovi, vypalil
ma neho, avsak neusmrtil jej.
Stole mad poranenym paroha-
GEN., chtel no doraziti ranou.
Nahle Sc jelen vzepjal posled-
MIN zbytkem sill a maize Lodge
ma SVEN hrbete, vskocil do kTo-
vi. Lodge nevida jineho vyhnu-
tt, pTitiskl patty k telu jeleno-
WI a drzel Sc jej jake pTi jfzde
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pTipadala, jakoby byl ma jele-
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