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Broin TwizzIers
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RUILD up and build down. How
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There's good chance that the SEN
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On September %, 1914, German
submarine, the U9, sank three British
cruisers in one hour, with . loss of
l 400 men.
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BODY AND FENDER MAN. Apply Rain
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Water
Nogales international., 1938-10-29

Continued from Page One)
rupt any counties or do any OF
the horrible things that the folks
who are always crying Big Bad
Wolf maintain it will do. And the
reason is very simple. Taxes are
already assessed for 1899. Tax
bills are even now in the mails.
Tax Free Homes as an amendment
if passed will have no effect for
at least a year. So the people who
say schools will close, immediate
ruin will face us, are either delib-
erately falsifying the facts, or
just don't know"
"But to get back to John JONES'
Reese asserted here is what he
would do in about year from
this time. When his tax bill arriv-
ed he would take it to the tax col
lection office in his city or coun-
| ty, or both if such be the case.
There he would fill out and swear
! to an exemption voucher on which
he would declare his qualifications
for exemption on $4,000 valuation
on his homestead. This voucher
having been approved by the tax
collector, would be forwarded to
Phoenix where from the Home Ex-
emption Tax Fund set up by the
legislature-and I have suggested
excess sales tax revenues as the
source-the full amount of John
Jones taxes for 1910 would be paid
in cash from the fund. Remember
taxes now due must be paid. The
amendment as drawn is not re-
troactive."
Reese who is engaged in the in
surance business in Phoenix has
been opposed by various organiza-
tions including the Arizona Educa-
tional Association lobby, the Wool
Growers Association, and the
Hotel Mems Protective Association.
The measure, one of the three
which survived court attacks, Is to
appear on the ballot in November
although technicalities in the SUI
perior court judgement have been
appealed to the Supreme Court. It
is not believed that the latter
body will have time to review the
matter prior to election and legal
circles are inclined to believe the
question as to the technicalities
involved in the petitions IS moot.
Nogales international., 1938-10-29
Best Deer
Hunting Story

FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz., Oct.
28-UP-This is the best deer
hunting story told in the first
week of the current season:
Sgt. Melville James, 25th U S.
Infantry, stationed at Fort Hua~
chuca, Ariz., has won top honors
for craftsmanship in national
army rifle matches.
But, out hunting, he aimed at q
buck and killed doe.
He paid $100 fine.
Nogales international., 1938-10-29
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

he granting filed of it.
Several witnesses appeared against granting
Mr. Duane Bird appeared for the applicant and Mr. G. Little ap
granting the license Those
present questioned by the attorneys
The Board recessed until 100 P NJ at of
the present
L Escalada granted
second.
Upon T. Frazier A. Henderson,
disapproved,
another petition the vicinity was dsapproved and
would be residential Escalada vot-
ing
Upon motion Henderson, seconded by T. Frazier Jr
carried that the liquor license application No s be eonsd
cred at later date
property the
Reuga L. de
the property belongs to her.
Charge farm land belonging to L. Peck Jr from 10 to
grazing 154 Reduce
the number of from IS to g. bulls from furniture from
$4,000 and saddles from $3.50 to
$500 All the SWA SEA o. 7. % S. r IA E. NEA SEA
NEA, T. % S. r IA E.
exemption o allowed.
Upon motion of L. Escaada seconded by Henderson,
carried election Off
cials
the election to be changed
the womans Club House, at Egin
September 10Th, 1888
r. FRAZIER,
ATTEsT-wM G. s11oNToN Clerk.
of Supervisors
Nogales, Arizona, September 21st, 1888
meeting Of September 2Oh
Chairman, A. S. Henderson
bers, shronton Clerk, L. Escaada absent.
IS various precincts is follows:
Nogaes /
1913
1O9
Montana Camp Prect. No. : l99
122
those the
jority vote respective offices
the this
time, they adjourned October
r. FFzAZrER, Chairman.
ATTEsT-wM. G.. snGONTON
Nogales international., 1938-10-29
Sponsor OF

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

nasledoval zlomyslny clovek
"a to, re jsme Sc nahodou oba
zamilovali do tehoz devcete."
"Je to opravdu hloupost W.
stavovati Sc trestu k Will dew
ceti," hovoTil setn1k. eco mann
s vami delat? Kdybych vas
potrestal, Wy jste V stavu W.
vesti nejakou hloupost. A VIA
sine. zaslouzite trest oba, pro-
toze cetaT zacal. Odstupte te-
dy oba a smirte SCI" naTidil
snaze sc vypadati prfsnym.
Kdyz setn1k odesel, pustil
Sc Toupal do Malinskeho, pTi-
znal Sc sc svou nespokojenosti,
re setnfk netresta ami takove
poruseni kazne, on kdyby byl
setnfkem, to by muscle vsech-
no jen lftat a setnina by vypa-
dala jinak. A naposled uleh-
Gil 81 Toupal svojf obycejnou
nadavkou: "Vy ste WILL"
Malinsky sc zacervenal stu
dem, .chtel neco sikovateli Cd
povedeti, ale Bettini uchopiv
no "a ruku, vyvedl no ven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Vdova pc politikafi
roc+EoIona

V st. Louis Caroline Slup-
sky, vdova pc byvalem repu-
blikanskem politikaTi, byla
tezce postTelena "a zahadnych
okolnosti We SVEN domov6.
Edne Duke, jej1 dcera, fekla
policii, re zadn1 i pTedn1 dvere
matcina domku byly otevTeny
a telefonni draty preTezany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing Co. vyda letos
ma $12, 100000 ma nova zafl-
zenf a opravy svych tovaren.
z toho ma move strojn1 zaf1ze-
nj Dude vydano asi 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

V Cincinnati, O., Lindberg
Hest, Is let starry skolak, pTi-
znal Sc, re zavrazdil Shirley
Ann WOODBURY., 6 let starou.
Mrtvola devcatka byla male
zena lese Clifton Heights,
kdyz bylo pohfesovano cd ne
deln1ho vecera. Ma mrtvole
bylo ~zjist6no 20 bodnych ran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
Zapalil mlekarnu.

Velkoporota v Chicago dala
v obzalobu Harry Banase, roz-
vazece mleka, ktery pry zapa-
Ill mlekarnu &. 3144 sew. West
ern ave., ktera prodavala NILE
ko "a nizs1 ceny a brala mu
zakazn1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10
B
Povfdka O zmafen6 existence Napsl BEDRICH MORAVEC
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC

kadetnf skoly, desatniku? Mo-
hi bych YAM vstup usnadniti.'
"Uctive dekuji, pane setn1-
ku," odvetil Malinsky.
"Nec1tfm lasky ku stavu vo-
jenskemu."
"Ovsem takova vec Sc media
%vnutiti," rekl setn1k. Gale "a
tri roxy byste mohl byti poru-
cikem a byl byste do smrti "a
o%patren."
"Vsak sc v obcanskem 1.-Two
te take uchytfm," mini Malin-
sky.
"Jak chcete, ale radil jsem
YAM dobre, pokyvoval setn1k
hlavou. "skoda vaseho vide
lani."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

41 Ct11I1OhV NOOCA CtO4A C O1y PON'
sc k oznamu. Cistil sv1j Sat q
vyzbroj, ale cinil to celkem
dosti klidne. V6d6l, re je zle.
Tezce, velmi tezce Sc provinil
proti vojensk6 kazni. Vyhro-
zoval svemu pTedstavenemu
smrti. To je hrozny pfestu-
PEEK. Ale kdyz no ten Bettini
tax zaludne k tomu primo wy
provokoval. Snad to mel S tim
Toupalem uz tax vsechno pre-
dem smluveno. Ale konecne
co ma tom? Vezmou mu tn je-
no hvezdu, ma rok no dali ma
pevnost, ale potion no zas pus-
tt. Vrati Sc ovsem do obcan-
skeho zivota jake prosty vo-
jim a k tomu jeste trestany,
budoucnost jeho je zmafena,
ale necht 81. Bude-li potres-
tan, hned no neodvedou cd set
niny. Naskytne Sc jeste PRIZE
zitost, ably mohl Bettiniho "a
streliti, kdyby to bylo tfeba ma
cvicisti. Ostatn6 Tada pusek
visf ma chodb6. Prflezitost sc
uz najde.
Myslenka ma pomstu doda-
vala Malinskemu neobyceJny
kid.
Jeste Sc myslenkami TENN O.
biral, kdyz desatnfk ode dine
volal do svetnice: CONAN ma
stoupit."
Malinsky nasadiv cako, Wy
sci ma chOdbu.
Setnfk w tn byl a pTechazel
netrpeliv6 chodbou. Musel k
Will oznamu v ned6li do kasa-
rem a to byla v6c dosti nepfl-
Jenna. Re svetnic vyb1hali
vojfni, ably u oznamu hlasili
nastoupenf sluzby, prosili o
move podesve, nebo o dovolenl
zdGstati venku pres dovoleny
cas-. sikovatel Toupal, pr1sny
jake vzdy, s kfikem a hulaka-
MIN rovnal oman do fady.
Malinsky spatTiv cetafe Bet
tiniho uz Tade, stoupl 81 We
die neho.
"Pozor! V pravo hled!" "a
velel TOupal.
Postupuje cd jednoho voj1-
ma k druhemu, vyslychal set
nix jejich ornament, prosby,
stiznosti, odpovfdal jen struc-
ne "ano" nebo "ne", ale cara
zil sc pTekvapen1m kdyz dosel
k Bettinimu a tento nejistym
hlasem rekl: "Poslusne hlas1m
pane setnfku, re mi svobodnfk
Malinsky vyhrozoval ~zastfele-
MIN"
Chvili svihal 81 setnfk rakos-
kou O sv6 jezdeck6 kalhoty.
To bylo u neho vzdycky zna-
menim vnitTniho rozcileni.
"Rekl jste to?"' obratil Sc ma
HE k Malinskemu.
"Rekl, pane setnfku, proto
re mi pan cetaT hrozil, re mne
pripravf do brigadn1ho veze-
nj 'odvetil Malinsky S ledo-
wynn klidem.
GA proc?" divil Sc setn1k.
tx Will devceti, ktere milu-
ji," Tekl Malinsky.
CONAN odstoupit a Wy diva
pojdte sc mnou do kancela-
rel" narfdil setnik nahle a spe
chal do kancelaTe setniny kan
no Malinsky s Bettinim nasle-
dovali. Ia mimi Sci Toupal
skodolibe Sc usmfvaje. Prece
jednou Dude u setniny poTad-
ny trest, o kterem sc Dude
dlouhO vypravovati.
"Tak jak to bylo?" tazal Sc
setnik nejprve Malinskeho.
Malinsky strucne vypravoval,
jak Sc pTihoda sb6hla.
"Bylo to tax, cetaTi?" tazal
Sc setn1k Bettiniho.
Sikovatel Toupal chtef neco
vysv6tlovati, patrne Malinske-
mu cht6l pTiloziti polfnko, ably
trest byl ostTejsf, ale Bettini
pospfsiI 81 a pTisv6dcil: "Bylo
to prav6 tax, pane setn1ku, jak
svobodnfk Malinsky povfda.
PFenahlili jsme Sc oba."
"Tak, tax, pfenahlili jste
se," hovoTil setn1k vazne. Gale
Malinsky pTenahlil vice. Je to
napad, vyhrozovati pTedstave-
menu zastTelenfm! Vzdyt je
ma to hrozny trest."
Setnfk pfemeril kancelaF ne
kolikrat prudkym krokem. "A
ud6lal byste to-" zastavil Sc
nahle pred Malinskym.
"Udelal, pane setnfku," Cd
NT wv
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

Sc lOupdl 40 M pTl-
znal Sc Sc svou nespokojenost1
re setnik netresta ami takove
poruseni kazne, on kdyby byl
setnfkem, to by muscle vsech-
no jen litat a setnina by vypa-
dala jinak. A naposled uleh-
Gil 81 Toupal svojf obycejnou
nadavkou: "Vy ste Will"
Malinsky Sc zacervenal stu
dem, .chtel neco sikovateli Cd
pov6deti, ale Bettini uchopiv
no "a ruku, vyvedl no ven.
Oba souperi zastavili Sc ma
chodbe.
"Poslyste, Malinsky," zacal
Bettini usmlvaje Sc: CODA
jsme hlupaci, je treba, aby-
chom sc O sve bezhlavosti do
mluvili."
Hnev obou Sc vybouTil, roz-
plynul Sc jake dym a mladf
muzi podali 81 S 1smevem ruce
a stiskli 'si je uprfmne. Chteli
81 pohovoTiti o Eme, kterou O.
ba milovali a k tomu bylo ire
ba klidu.
"Mne Sc IDA, re mas Ema O.
ba tahala "a nos," zacal Betti-
mi" Kdypak jste 81 S nj ude-
lal Znamost?"
"V l6te, kdyz jsem byl do
ma ma dovolene," povfdal Ma
linsky. "TTi mesfce je tomu,
CO jsme Sc p~oznali."
"Tedy vidfte, re mas oba
pTelhava," zasmal sc Bettini.
Tuhle mate jeji dopisy, mGze-
tie Sc pTesvedciti, re 81 dopiso-
vala sc mnou v dobe, kdyz me-
la znamost S vami. Je videti,
re je to d6vce prolhane a ose-
metne. Tahala mas oba "a nos
a my bychom byli notne zpoz-
dill, kdybychom Sc k Will nj
Skorpili. Mattel il uprimne
rad, mohu vas ujistiti, re to
devce nen1 vas hodno. 0 sobe
to ovsem netvrdfm, protoze ia
nikdy nemiluji devce jen jed
no, nybrz vzdy nekolik najed-
nou, ale V upT1mnost vas1 las
ky veT1m a proto vas lituji, re
.jste sedl takove holce ma We
jicku. Odpustte tedy, Re jsme
sc k Will nj pohnevali. Nam
srdecnou radost z toho, re vas
setnfk k Will mne netrestal."
Gale sikovatel mi neodpus-
tt, re isem trestu usel," rekl
Malinsky, usmivaje Sc. "Vzdyt
uz mi dnes "a to vynadal. Bu-
de mne stale pronasledovati."
Bettini vypukl V rozpustily
smfch.
"Toho blazna Sc bojite?"
fekl. "Vy, clovek intelligent
nj, nechal byste sc ovladati ia
kovym nevedomcem? Ma Tou-
palovi nen1 mic velkeho nez je-
no huba. AZ 81 no okoukate,
nebudete 81 z neho delati mic,
tax jake ia. Oba mladi muzi
usmali Sc ma sebe a potrasli 81
pravicemi. Cd toho okamzi-
ku byli pTateli. Eme prestali
psati oba. Bettini, ktery byl
svetak a pozitkaf, nasel 81 br-
zy nahradu, v nektere prazske
kucharce, ale Malinsky Sc ira
pill mad zrazenou laskou. Bylo
pro neho vyhodou, re Bettini
mel takove volne zasady a d.
val sc ma svet :jinym sklem nez
Malinsky. Rozmlouval ted sou
druhovi vsecky trudne myslen-
ky, trochu pusobil pT1znive ia
Ike cas-, a tax Malinsky zvolna
zapomfnal. Obraz Emin vyble-
dl mu v srdci tax, re mohl ma
nj vzpomlnati uz jenom jake
ma krasny, ovsem uz TASTY sen.
Mnoho prispela k uklidnenf
MalinSkehO take ia OkOlnOSt,
re mu setnfk byl neobycejne
naklonen. Starry pan vail 81
mladeho muze, ktery neutekl
Sc Ike Iii, ami kdyz mu hrozil
tezky trest. V zine byl Ma
linsky povysen ma desatnfka a
cd tech dob take Toupal S MIN
|jinak zachazel. Velkeho pfi-
znivce mel Malinsky v 1cet-
MIN sikovateli, "a ktereho wy
konaval vsechny prace, d1stoj-
Milky setniny naklonil 81 tim, re
byl posllan vzdycky do sluzby,
kdykoliv sluzba vyzadovala
pOddHstOinika vZd6lanehO a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-10

OpaCfon.
"Vsak sc v obcanskem 1.-Two
te take uchyt1m," mini Malin-
sky.
"Jak chcete, ale radil jsem
YAM dobre, pokyvoval setnlk
hlavou. "Skoda vaseho vide
lani."
Nemohl Sc prece Malinsky
zdrzeti, ably Eme nevycetl ne
veru. Psal j dlouhy dopis, a.
lie odpovedi Sc nedockal. Po-
tom 81 vzpomnel ma Olgu. Gil
milo mt svedomf vycitky, re Sc
oproti nj nezachoval pocestne.
Dial Sc svesti ladnym zjevem
Eminym a prohresil Sc ma OIL
re, ktera no opravdu- milovala
a byla mu vernon. V dust ma
salty mu podivne rozpory. Kite
ra z obou dev no vlastne milo
vala? Olga nebo Ema? Ema
jiste ne! Proto nikdy nezml-
Mia Sc O snatku. Nachazela v
lasce zabavu a milovala jen,
ably sc bavila. A ted mu take
svitlo, re svakr Sahula Olze
kTivdil vine il re sobectvf, pro-
toze zamySlela jenom ma sna-
tex. Olga jist6 no milovala u
pTimne. Zadala 81, ably Sc sta
la jeho zenou, protoze no mi
lovala a chtela no m1ti. Tento
myslenkovy zaver mel u Ma
linskeho ucinek, re sc mu O.
braz starnouc1, ale meme Olgy
Ease v zivych barvach a urci-
tych rysech vynoril v dust.
Byly to v Drahonicfch prece
krasne chvfle, kdyz S Olgou
hral divadlo a libal il v mezi-
aktf "a kulisami. Vzpom1nal
ma ticha zakoutl V lesich a
vzdychal roztouzene.. Coz E.
ina! Byla mlada, svez1, ale ne
pTistupna, mlada ale krasna
Selma. Lakala krasou, ale kla-
mala.
"Musfme S Olgou Sc smiriti,
tezce jsem j ubl1zil," Tekl 81.
"Budu psati matce, maticka
vse uspofada, Ease budu stas-
ten"
Srdce sc mu sfrilo blahem,
kdyz 81 %vzpomnel, re vse Dude
zas takove, jake kdyz sci ma
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-08
BRUTAL MURDER I5 CONFESSED BY
 RAILWAY CLERK
Slabs Girl Friend Many Times 10 Make Sure
 Life Is Extinct

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 8. Police Inspector Jewell today said Rodney Greig, 21, railway clerk, has confessed he fatally stabbed Leona Flught, 19, former Univer- sity of California student.
 The body was found in the Oak land Hills today badly gashed and beaten.
 Jewell reported Greig told him that he and Miss Flught, tall and athletic, had quarrelled early Wednesday as they sat in the back of Greig's automobile.
 Greig told Jewell he thrust a six-inch hunting knife into the girls breast. The confessed murder CT explained additional gashes on the girls throat as measures he took to make sure she died.
 Further, Greig said he punched her three times to see if her heart was still beating strongly enough to keep the blood flowing through her throat arteries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-08
BLOWS STRUCK,
 FIVE ARRESTED,
 IN GUILD STRIKE
Truck Drivers Run Piekei Lines Around Hearst
 Chicago Offices

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 8. Five Chicago Newspaper Guild members have been arrested and blows fell on a dozen heads during a melee along a picket line around the Hearst Building where Guild mem- bers are on strike against the Evening American and Morning Herald Examiner.
 Those arrested are Harry Wohl President of the Chicago News paper Guild; Don Stevens, Execu- tive Secretary of the Chic g 0 Guild; Mrs. Don Stevens, re- porter; Virginia Gardner, reporter and Nat Aleskovsky, Herald-Exam iner copy reader.
 About 100 persons were on the picket line when truck drivers pulled up to load afternoon news papers and the melee started when the police began opening line in the pickets to let the drivers through.
 The Guild made statement saying the drivers attempted to crash the line, yielding rubber hoses"
 Both papers are continuing pub lication.
 Guild members are seeking job security and collective bargaining rights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-08
SETTLEMENT IN LABOR DISPUTE LOOMS
JAPAN STATES
 POSITION, OPEN
 DOOR POLICIES
Unsatisfactory Answer Is Given Powers on Trad
 ina in China Areas

@ TOKYO. Dec 8.-Foreign Min ister Hachiro Arita told the United States and British Ambassadors to- day that it may be necessary to revise the principles of equal op- portunity of the Open Door policy in China"
 It is declared by those in the inner circles that Arita told the foreign envoys, in separate inter views, there is no need for a conflict between Japan and other powers over interests in China If the powers recognize the realities in the Far East
 It is said the statements on the trading position are unsatis- factory to both the United States and Great Britain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-08
Alaskan Pioneer Is Celebrating
 80ih Birthday

SEATTLE, Dec. 8.-Judge A. F Stowe, pioneer, formerly of Fair banks, and Anchorage, Alaska, and formerly United States Commis- sioner at Kodiak for eight years, is observing his 80th birthday today He came Outside five years ago.
 Judge Stowe was a member of an expedition sent to Alaska to re- lieve the reported suffering of min CTS. This was in '98. He took $200,000 worth of supplies, mostly furs and clothing the Government thought was needed, but what was needed most, was food, although they had gold dust.
 The ill-chosen fur coats and other wearing apparel were auctioned off for what they would bring
 When I saw all that gold, just could not return to the practice of law and took my share of the yell low stuff" said the Judge.
 Judge Stowe lost an eye in 1925 when opening packing box.