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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
The Little Car
ELKS' RULER AWAITS MORE
LIGHT ON SUBJECT

Washington, D. c., Oct. 81. Fin
ley Wilson, grand exalted ruler of
the Improved Benevolent and Pro-
tective Orders of Elks of the World,
has refused to issue special dispen-
sation to National Capital Lodge for
an election of officers to Dust incum-
bents.
In declining to grant the dispensa-
ton, Mr.. Wilson held that the custer
of one faction from offices in the
lodge and the election of representa-
tives of the other faction in their
places would not solve the problems
confronting the lodge but would re-
suit in more chaos.
The lodge petitioned him for a
special election after several attempts
to do so without the dispensation had
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
JOE LOUIS APPEARS AT
ROOSEVELT RALLY

Jersey City, N. J.-(C)-Joe Louis
flew from Detroit to appear at a
monster Roosevelt rally here at
Snyder high school last Tuesday
evening. Three thousand people
were in the building and four
thousand more tried to GET in it.
Joe, who is not speech maker, left
that to the Hon. Julian Rainey, east
ern director of the Democratic cam
paign among Negroes, and DIR. Walter
G. Alexander, state director, but Joe
got up and bowed and said he was
glad to be there. Hon. Robert S.
Hartgrove, presided.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
FIRST COLORED JURY IN
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS

Murfreesboro, Ark. = co. = Pike
county's first all-colored jury (of
twelve saw mill workers) deliber-
ated sixty-five minutes last Thurs
day and returned verdict of second
degree murder with a recommended
sentence of five years for Charles
Gentry, a colored man charged with
killing Jasper Evans, colored. White
attorneys represented both sides and
the State demanded death for Gentry.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
Leadership
By Hobart T. Mitchell

The separation of the races has
more and more left Negroes in a
group isolation. They have thus been
thrown back upon their own leaders
for knowledge and guidance.
Negroes, too, both as individuals
and in their organizations, are be-
ginning to insist upon the privilege
to choose their own leaders. They
say only leaders of their choice can
voice their wishes.
The negro needs leaders, sane and
unselfish and trained in all the learn
ing of the Americans, and in all the
ideals of Christ.
The Minnesota Negro Democratic
League was organized on the above
said principle to represent the Negro
in the state of Minnesota and to be
the connecting link between the
Democrat and the Farmer-Labor
party in this state.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
OUR CHOICE OF JUDGES

Amid the clash and din of national and state campaign there
possibility of losing sight of the Importance OF selecting
proper judges for District Bench The wisdom of careful
selection cannot be overestimated.
The jurisdiction of the District Court the valuable rights
of property and light rights arising concerning matrmony rights
involving children their denquences and the right
view the doings of the Probate Court
After careful scrutiny of long list of aspiring this
unquaiedy endorses the foowng Judge W. W. Bardwe
Judge Frank Reed Judge Paul S. Carroll and Judge Luther w.
Yougdah For their fitness experience training and friendship
for group they entitled to support.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
Legality OF All-Raee
Jury Is Question

Murphreesboro, Ark, Oct. 9-The
question of whether an all-Race jury
to try case involving Negroes is con-
stitutional or guarantee of justice
is being considered by the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People following the an
nouncement Thursday of a Judge here
that he had ordered such a jury to be
called for service in murder case.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
RsAeve M
By Hobart T. Mitchell

Thomas Jefferson, the Great Vir-
ginian, commenting on slavery, said:
~ tremble for my country when l re-
fleet that God is just; that His JUS
tice cannot sleep forever"
The Georgia State Committee on
Race Cooperation, composed of white
women, representing women's organi-
cations of that state, said, in 1921:
eve realize that the race question
is one of the causes of lawlessness,
strife, and unrest. Therefore, we pro-
pose to face it squarely, honestly, and
without prejudice, that righteousness
and justice may be secure for all the
people"
AS early as 1850 there were in the
public schools of New York 1898
Negro children, these sustaining about
the same proportion to the Negro
population that white children sus-
tanned to the total white population.
Two institutions for higher educa-
ton of the Negro were established
before the Civil war, Lincoln Univer-
sity in Pennsylvania (1854) and Will
berforce University in Ohio 1850.
In 1860 eight-ninths of the mem
bers of the race were still slaves, but
in the face of every possible handi-
cap the one-ninth that was free had
entered practically every great field
of human endeavor.
On May 9, 1862, Major General
David Hunter, in charge of the De-
partment of the South (South Caro-
lima, Georgia and Florida) issued his
famous order freeing the slaves in his
department, and thus brought to gen.
eral attention the matter of the en-
ployment of Negro soldiers in the
Union army.
In June, 1921, there were 600
Negroes in Louisiana; in 1745 the
number had increased to 1920.
AS early as 1893 there is record
of the formation of a distinct So
ciety for Negroes. In one of his manu-
script diaries, preserved in the library
of the Massachusetts Historical So
ciety, Cotton Mather in October of
this year 1888 wrote as follows:
"Besides the other praying pious
meetings which I have been continu-
ally serving in our neighborhood, a
little after this period company of
poor Negroes, of their own accord,
addressed me, for countenance to
decision which they had, of erecting
such a meeting for the welfare OF
their miserable nation, that were
servants among u.s."
In 1860 there were probably about
1000 edifices and about 100000
Negroe church members in the United
States.
In 1920 there were listed 76 Negro
banks with a reported capitalization
exceeding $2,75O,000 and doing an
annual business of about $35, OOO,0OO.
Believe me when I say there are
$4,000 Negroes over the age OF
twenty-one in the state of Minnesota.
Write me and will prove this state
ment to you.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
CONGRESSMAN MITCHELL
LOSES MOTHER

Birmingham, Ala.-(C)-Mrs. Anna
Mitchell, 63, mother of Congressman
Arthur w. Mitchell of Illinois, died
last Tuesday. Congressman Mitchell
arrived here from Chicago Thursday
and attended the funeral services Fri
day morning. He returned to Chicago
Friday afternoon.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10

Baltimore, Md.-(C)-Jesse Owens
drew a crowd of 10000 at the Fifth
Regiment Armory Friday night
Owens spoke for Landon and Knox
Owens told the audience he met King
Edward of England and the King of
Sweden on his trip abroad.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
Kesp Him On The Job
To the Citizens of Minnesota:

Frank w. Matson is a member of
the Minnesota Railroad and Ware
house Commission and a candidate for
reelection.
The Commission, of which Knute
Wefald. Chas. Mum and Mr.. Matson
are members, is one of the most i'm
portant administrative bodies in the
state. Mr.. Matson is the chairman of
this commission. 1t grades and
weighs the farmers grain, an activity
through which millions of dollars have
been saved for the farmers of Mime
sofa. The Commission passes upon
fairness of freight rates on hundreds
of commodities. Its attention is
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
--Gubs--

The Kings Daughters club of
Bethesda church, met last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Kintchlow, 2316 Fifth avenue south.
After business a delicious repast was
served by the hostess.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10

The Minnehaha Choral club met
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Walker Davis, COG 7th avenue
north.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10

The Dunbar Art and Literature
club met last Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mayme Whiting,
3511 Smelling avenue. The afternoon
was spent in needle art and current
events. Mrs. Joella Calhoun was ap-
pointed chairman of the Gazette
magazine and scrap book. The hostess
served a dainty lunch.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10

The Mothers Effort club will meet
Friday, October 16, at the home OF
Mrs. M. C. Washington, with Mrs.
Gertrude Vinigar hostess.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-10-10
OWENS DRAWS 10000
IN BALTIMORE

EaskHYS..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Polsky skaut drzan
" Iov

Vrchni zemsky soud v Brine
ma Morave zamitl odvolani
polskeho skauta Jana Delonga
ktery byl nizs1 soudnf instance
poslan ma Is mes1cG do csl. We
zenf "a 1cast ma polske demon
straci prot Ceskoslovensku v
Tecin6.
PT1pad skauta Delonga "a
j1ma velice vsechny polske
kruhy. Proto take pred casem
polske 1rady nablzely Cesko-
slovensku, re "a vydanf Delon
ga vydaj1 Polaci diva ceskoslo-
venske cetnfky, kteTi v loni ma
konci ffjna byli zatceni pol
skou strait pro pfekrocenf hra
mic u Bohum1na a byli polskym
soudem odsouzeni ma diva me-
Size do vezen1. Csl. 1Tady vsak
tuto vymenu zamftly, jezto v
pr1pade Delongove jde O trest
mnohem vets1.
- Cetnicky praporcik Fran
tisek Click a vrchni strazmistr
Josef Polak byli z polskeho We
zenf propusteni 8. ledna. Cd
souzeni byli 4. listopadu 1885
We Wodzislawi ma diva mesice
pro neopravnene prekroceni
ceskoslovenskych hranic do
Polska. Byli prideleni cetnic-
Ike stanici v Zavade u Bohumi-
ma a 80. rfjna 1886 vecer byli
poslani ma obchGzku.
Kdyz prisli k malemu mist
ku pres struzku, jez vteka dc
potoka PetrGvky a ktera tn
tvoT1 hranicni caru, oslovil je
polsky financnf straznik a pc.
zval je ma polske 1zemi, ably
nemusili mluviti tax haste
Jakmile csl. cetnfci ucinili TT
kroky ma polskou p1du, zasko-
Gill je diva polstf cetnfci a pet
polskych financnfch strazni-
XII. Odvlekli je do Golkowic
a pax do Wodzislawi k soudu
Trest dvou mesfcG byl nejvys.
81, jaky je "a prekrocenf hra.
mic. Protesty csl. vyslanectv.
We Varsav6 prot vylakanf q
zavlecen1 csl. cetnfkG nemely
vysledku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Vyzvedacska afera ma sired
MIN Slovensku.

Vyzvedacska afera ma sired
MIN Slovensku nabyva velke-
no rozsahu. Dosud bylo Eat
ceno a dodano do vazby kraj-
skeho soudu V Banske Bystrici
IL osob. Jsou to Ignac Ronai,
Valerian Ronai, Josef Mesa
ros, vsichni z Kremnice, Pavel
Rohats, zastupce firmy Krom-
pecher, a inz. FrantiSek Ba-
yer, oba z Banske Bystrice,
Ludvfk Feldsam a Almost Field
sam re Zvolene. V posledn1ch
dnech k MIN pribyli: Anna Me
sarocova z Kremnice a Jan
Iacko a Gustav Schuster re
Sab. Byl zatcen a dodan do
vazby krajskeho soudu v Ban
ske Bystrici tez byvaly velitel
mestske straze z Kremnice a
nyn1 1fednfk 1ctarny mesta
Kremnice Klobusicky. u vsech
zatcenych proved bezpecnost-
nj organy domovni prohlidky
a naSel Sc i ~usvedcujlc1 mate
rial z vyzvedacstvi We pros
pech Madarska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Predbezne oznameni zabav.

" pondeli, 8. 1nora odby-
vati Dude Rieger Klub obvyk-
lou zabavu "3 in Nv dolejsich
mistnostech osadnf skoly ma
Collington Avenue. Hra karet,
tanec a RUNE zabavy budou
pc cely vecer. O ostatni obcer-
stvenf jest nalezite postarano.
Zacatek v 8. hodin vecer.
V pondeli, 10. 1nora u
sporada Sbor Katolickych So
kolG Ceskoslovensky Piles v Ka-
tolicke Budove ma Madison a
Duncan ul. Zacatek v 8 hodin
vecer. Hudba Sokolska. Da-
ma v Ceskoslovenskem kroji v
prdvodu pana ma vstup volny.
" sobotu, Is. 1nora Cd
byvati Dude Del. Vzdel. Spo-
lex "Pokrok" Selsky Pies v
Delnickem Dome, Madison a
Rose ulic.
V nedeli, 16. 1nora Sc
hraje Dram. Sbor sv. Cecilie
anglickou hru "Fixin' Aunt
Fanny, v Osadn1 SIM ma Col
lington Avenue.
- Masopustni veceri uspo-
radaji zeny Osady sv. Vaclav-
ske We prospech osady v dnech
10. a 10. unora 1886 v doleJ-
sfch mistnostech Osadnf skoly.
Zacatek v 6. hodin vecer. Kaz-
dy jest uctive ivan.
- Masopustn1 zabavu uspo-
rada Slovak Demokraticky
Klub z Marylandu v sobotu,
|22. 1nora v Polskem sale ma
Bethlehem' a Youngstown A
venue, Graceland Park.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Valecny" vynalez
ceskoslovensky.

"The Kansas City Star" pri-
nas1 zpravu o novem smrt1cim
vynalezu v Ceskoslovensku.
Zprava je datovana z Lon
dyna a prav1 Sc v nj, re pc po-
drobnostech vynalezu Sc s ma
pet1m vseho umu pfdf tajnf a.
GENT vsech velmoci. Pffstro-
jem pry je mono zasypati re
vzduchu nepr1tele hotovym
destem planoucf smrtf.
Dvousedadlove letadlo ces-
koslovenske vyroby umozni
zpGsobiti nepr1teli ztraty "a
celou eskadru a je pry beze-
sporno, re by letech takto w.
zbrojeny z kazdeho leteckeho
utkan1 vysel vftezne.
Novemu ~vynalezu mono II
kati "rozprasovac", jezto jedi
ny stfelec m6ze Jim "polevati
nepfatelska letadla ma vsech
stranach. Projektily jsou "a
paine. Jediny letec je S to S
tlmto strasnym vynalezem mi
citi celou nepratelskou eska-
dru, ktera by Sc v kratkosti
zfitila k zemi v plamenech.
Dostrel tohoto noveho "roz-
prasovace" je pry jen O neco
mens1 neil pravidelneho kulo-
metu, lee jeho vynalezci dou-
fail, re jej zdokonalf tax, ably
dostrel byl vetsf.
Poole verohodnych zprav
csl. zbrojovky vyrabf techto
straSnych smrtfcfch "rozpra-
sovacG' osmdesat denn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Ceskoslovensko pro zidy.

Ceskoslovenske vyslanectvi
zaujalo razne stanovisko vGci
prohlasen1 min. propagandy
dra Goebbelse, ohledne toho,
re protizidovske zakony Sc IT,
kali vsech zidd cizich prislus-
Mkt nevyj1maje.
V odpovedi csl vyslanectv1
bylo zdGrazneno, re v Cesko-
slovensku nejsou cineny zadne
rozdily mezi zidy a ostatnimi
prislusnfky.
Soucasne potvrdilo vysla-
nectv1, re obdrzelo pfsemnou
odpoved ma svdj protest tyka-
.jicf Sc discriminate zidov-
skych obcan1 z res. V teto
odpovedi bylo staveno, re "a
hranicnf Eide mohou ocekava-
til, re S mimi Dude nakladano
Poole zakond tykajfcfch Sc Ii
dG z Rise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31

23lety celedin Konstantin
Hurban, zamestnany u rolnika
v Kobeficfch, jel s parem koni
do cukrovaru v Nemcic1ch ma
Hane. Kdyz Sc blfzil k prejez-
du zeleznicni trait u Nemcic,
pTijfzdel prave Wax, ktereho
Sc kone Iekli, splasili Sc a pa
dill primo pres pTejezd prot
vlaku. Odvazny celedin sko-
Gil s povozu, chytil oteze a
SNAIL sc kone zadrzet. To Sc
mu take podaTilo, ale kone ia
hi celedina pc zemi dial. Kdyz
ma konec oteze pustil, prejel no
VIZ pres hrudnfk. Byl tezce
zranen a musil byt rychle Cd
vezen do nemocnice. Jeho stav
je vazny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
VALKA.

Marsalek Pietro Badoglio,
vrchni komandant italskeho
vojska v Habesi, oznamil ital-
ske Wade, re jeho poslednl O.
fensiva stala no pouze TAB vo-
JIM, pocftaje zabite i ranene,
kdezto Habesane re utrpeli
ztratu 5000 muzG. Ma italske
strane bylo zabito nebo pora-
memo 433 ItalG a 80 domorod-
CD, kteri slouzf v italske arma-
de.
Kratce pred dojitim teto de-
pese z Afriky vladnl kruhy v
Kline Poole autoritivnfch pra-
menu odhadovaly italske ztra-
ty ma plny 1000 muzG. Byla
to al dosud nejvets1 ztrata,
kterou ODE strany pri SVEN "a
poleni utrpely. z pocatku Sc
take udavalo, re ztraty Habe-
SAINT cini 5000 muz1.
z Asmara v Eritrei bylo O.
znameno, re italskemu vojsku
podarilo Sc zajmouti 1000 do
morodych bojovnikd habes-
skych. TTi dni trvajlc1 BOZ v
pohori Tembien, zapadne cd
hlavnf severnf LIME u Makale,
skoncil pry rozhodnym vftez-
stvim Ital1 mad Habesany, kite
rym velel Ras Kassa.
Habesska vlada oznamila,
re Makale, ktere je kl1cem k
italskym liniim ma severni
fronte v Habesi, bylo obklfce-
no habesskymi bojovnfky, KITE
rym Sc podarilo uplne potffti
dive italske kolony, ktere Sc pc
kousely pTispeti ma pomoc ital-
ske posadce Makale.
Vladni 1redn1ci prav1, re v
boji u Makale Sc pokracuje. l.
talska posadka Makale je
nynf 1plne odTiznuta cd sve
zakladny v Eritrei. Makale je
nejzazsi bod ma teto fronte, k
nemuz Sc ItalGm podarilo do
speti v dobe pill ctvrteho mes1-
ce bojG S Habesany.
HabeSti 1Tednlci take prav1.
re tisice italskych vojfnd bylo
bud zabito, poraneno nebo zaj
muto ma severnf fronte behem
tohoto zapolen1 u Makale. Ut
kan1 Sc S Italy ma tonic 1seku
je prohlasovano "a nejvetsi
bitvu v pT1tomne valce S Italy
Pc krvave bitve trvaj1ci pet
dnf, byly habesske oddly pri-
nuceny ustoupiti Cd Makale
Ustup Sc pry podobal 1teku a
neprftel byl pronasledovan ne
jen italskou pechotou, ale take
aeroplany osazenymi strojnf.
mi puskami, jez dovrsovaly d1.
10 zkazy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
v ceskoslovensku je temsT
10000 organizovanych hudeb'
Mkt.

V Ceskoslovensku je IL orga-
nizaci hudebnickych, v nichz
-je organizovano 1858 clenI.
Nejvetsi organizacf je Odbor-
ne sdruzenf hudebnik1 v Csl.,
ktere sdruzeni ma 21,249 Gle
nj Poole stavu pocatkem r.
1885. We svazu kapelnfk1 je
organizovano 1O6 clenI. Pro-
fesofi prazske hudebnf konser
vatore 81 vytvorili vlastnf klub
Sc SO cleny. z uvedenych or
ganizac1, v nichz nen1 obsazen
1stredni svaz nemeckych hui
debnikG, jsou til nemecke, me
ri nimiz je i svaz reditel6 XII
RI, jichz je v mem organizova-
no 165. We skutecnosti Dude
pocet organizovanych hudeb-
Mkt vyssf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Pr kartach.

V hostinci INA move hospo-
de" Dobfichove u Rokycan,
hrali v karty 28lety zenaty del
nix Karel KravaT1k S Frant.
Waltmannem. Nastala meZi
mimi hadka skoncila pro Kra-
vaT1ka tragicky. Kravaf1k a
Waltmann byli vyzvani hostin-
skym ably Sc nehadali a ably o.
pustili hospodu. Kdyz dosli
do pTeds1ne, znovu Sc zacali
hadat, az posleze nastala mezi
mimi rvacka. Pr tom vytahl
Waltmann dyku a bodl Krava-
Tfka nekolikrate do prsou. Ma
padeny sc skacel k zemi a pc
chvilce skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Csl. professor do Holandska.

DR.. Frantisek Nabelek, pro-
fesor pr1rodovedecke fakulty
Masarykovy university, byl pc
ivan cd prednf holandske pTf-
rodovedecke spolecnosti Mel
derlandsche MISUNDERSTANDING
Vereniging, ably pTednasel V
Amsterodame, Haagu, Gro
ningen, Rotterdamu, Haarle-
mu a Brede o svych studijnich
cestach Mesopotamii a Kur-
distane. Odj1zdi do Holland
ska 4. ledna 1886 a zahajuje
sve pTednasky O kvetene Me-
sopotamie a Kurdistanu 6. le-
dina v Haarlemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Ma hone z~astfelil sveho pritele

u CeStic ma Strakonicku ko-
nal Sc hon. Nestastnou naho-
dou upadla jednomu z beast
Mkt honu puska, re ktere wy
sla rama. Zasahla Vaclava
Bedliveho. Ten ma mlste pc
chvilce skonal. Mattel pusky
chtel 81 ma mfste zoufat, ale by
10 mu " tom zabraneno, nebot
nenese nejmensf why ma tom
to tragickem neStestf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Otravila muze?

V obci Babylone u Domazlic
zemrel 58lety kamenik Michal
Taner. Protoze jeho smrti
predchazely podezTele okolno-
sti, naridil pfivolany lekaf z
Domazlic pc prohlfdce pTevoz
mrtvoly do marnice v Trhano-
We, kde Dude p%rovedena soud-
nj pitva. Manzelka Tanerova
byla zatcena pro podezreni,z re
sveho muze otravila. Byla do
pravena do vazby krajskeho
soudu v Klatovech. Taner byl
otcem ctyr deti We veku cd s
do IA let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Kardinal DIR. Kaspar prosi
prosi papeze o svatoTeceni
Anezky Ceske.

Kardinal archbishop DIR. Kas
par byl prijat We zvlastn1m
slysenl papezem. Odevzdal
mu petici, We ktere uvadf prvnf
sve pTanf jake kardinal: Prosi
papeze O svatoTecen1 blaho-
slavene Anezky Ceske. Papez
slfbil, re wee odevzda kongre-
gael, a p%ripomnel, re jake
spravce Ambrosiana v Milanu
nalezl v knihovne RUNE nez-
name listing, tykajfcf Sc Anez-
ky Ceske a jej1 dopisy S Kla-
rou z Assist. Slysenf papez u
koncil, tim, re kardinala dra.
KaSpara objal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-31
Vdova pc biskupu Zochovi
zemfela.

V Modre zemfela We veku
Al let pc doluhe a tezke memo
ci Marie Zochova, vdova pc
biskupu Samuelu Zochovi. Y
zesnule odchazi jedna z W.
znacnych osobnostf slovenske-
no evangelickeho zivota. Pc
boku sveho manzela Sc z1cast-
Mia mnohyoh mezinarodnich
cfrkevnich konferencl, kde sc
snazila mezi zenami vzbuzo-
vati zajem O Ceskoslovensko
Byla pTedsedkyn1 Spolku zen
skych evangelickych farar1,
ktery sauna organisovala a u
tvoTila.
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U rolnika Jos. Suchomela v
obci Spoil ma Trebonsku >byl
zamestnan jake celedln roln1-
xiv bratr Ant. Suchomel. Po-
mahal We stodole u Tezacky
pohanene motorem. Suchomel
byl re zadu zachycen hrideli
u kola "a kabat a v pravem
slova smyslu ma hTidel nato-
cen. Nebozak byl vyprosten
We velmi zubozenem stavu a v
nemocnici ranam jeste tyr den
podlehl.
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Nezvykle prekvapenf po-
skytl obcan1m horske oboe v
Jesenikach vyslouzily obecnf
kozel. Focal velmi slit, az do
sahl vahy lis kilogram1. PAX
Sc zvolna pocal pTemenovat v
kozu a nynf dojf n6kolik litr1
mleka denne. Dojivostf zahan-
buje starry kozel vsechny kozy
w obci a ma konec snad Dude
NIT jeSt6 kuzlata.
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- Anglicka aviatka, Eliza
beth Malcon, %, pfisla o zivot
kdyz kTidlo jejiho letadla Sc
ulomilo pc vzletu z aerodromu
v Alicante, spanely. Divka pr
letela z Paf1ze ma ceste do
Marokka, ably nabrala gasolin.