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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
BLOCK DIVERTED
RACE TRACK FUNDS
DADE COUNTY WISHES MORE
PERCENTAGE: THREAT
EN- SHUTOFF
,By As~oeiated PressB

TALLAHASSEE, April IA
determined bloc against any 9th
or distribution of the state race
track funds than is at present I'M
der the equal distribution method
will probably hold off any chang
eS in the present system.
A Dade county group. in whose
county the majority of races are
held, was attempting to get more
revenue 10 Dade county from the
races.
The small county bloc threat
encd to stop racing entirely if
Dade attempted TO push through
any such action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
Thirteen Lots Of Sponge
Offerings At Dock Today
~ - 50 1zwz6 ~ &w1S
SEA cow GAVEL
TO BE PRESENTED
SPEAKER OF HOUSE
tBY Washington Correspondent
of The Key West Citizenl
WASHINGTON, D. c.,

of The Key West Citizenl
WASHINGTON. D. C.
April l2.-Speaker of The
House. William Bankhead of
Alabama. may soon be rap
ping for order In The noisy
House Chamber with a gavel
fashioned from the rib of a
Florida coast sea cow.
Captain A. E. Conway of
Vero Beach has sent two
handmade gavels 10 Repre-
sentative Pat Cannon asking
him 10 give one 10 The Speak
er and The other TO anyone
else he thought might have
use Tor a sturdy order pro-
Queer.
Conway shaped the business
ends of the gavels from the
ribs of a Manapee. known
Familiarity as Sea Cows.
The Cannon office said that
Bankhead would undoubted-
IL be offered the gift when
the Congressman returned
from d vacation al home. His
secreiarY did rot know TO
whom the other gift would
go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
DEBTORS BUILD
DOCTORS HOME
CONTRIBUTE LABOR IN PAY
MENT OF SERVICES
RENDERED
nv Associated Pr@SSI

LEMON GROVE, Calf, April
l2.-After six years of an un-
usual debt-payment system DIR.
Ebon B. McGregor has moved in
to a substantial two-Story dwell
ling.
Unable TO collect his bills in
the worst of the depression, the
physician wrote some so patients
suggesting they contribute their
labor in building him a house.
Not one refused.
The first shift" did not COM
plete the house, but subsequent
calls on delinquent patients
gradually finished it.
Since he had fixed his profess
SiOnal fees. he insisted each
worker fixed his own wages
for construction work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
LANDS SEVENTY
POUND .TARPON
ON FIRST TRIP
MISS MORGAN PLAYS BIG
FELLOW WELL; PUTS UP
= TERRIFIC FIGHT IN SMALL
= BAY CHANNEL

Out on her first tarpOn fishing
trip last night. Miss Mary Morg-
an. daughter of F. Townsend
Morgan. director of the COmmun-
ity Art Center, and Mrs. Morgan.
brought in a 70-pound tarpon IN
aided after a terrific Commute
struggle.
Miss Morgan. Carl WOolrich,
Tod Sands and L. p. Artman. Jr.
bottom fished in the Marlin on
the bar off Fort Taylor first and
landed a strange variety includ-
ing grunts. porgies. scorpion fish
and a small shark. Then opening
the motor up as the sun began 20
set, they arrived al one Of the
channels off Man of War HhrbOr.
They had just dropped the null
let bats ever and were skIrtinE
a bank where the big tarpon lie
in wait for the small fish which
come off the flats. when
1--we got strike. Miss MOrg-
an shouted. Twice more the big
fellows laShed at the bait. then
the rod bent nearly IN half, the
line began screaming Out and .
serious, bewildered expression
settled over Miss Morgan's count
enance. She was catching her
first big tarponi
With the advice TO keep the
line taut firmly fixed in her mind.
Miss Morgan frantically pumped
the reel, sometimes even when
the fish was making a run. and
at all times kept the line tsuf
from the pole 20 the big fellows
mouth. Then wOOsh. high into
the air the big fellow lcaped
turning over toward the boat.
his gills extended and ms head
shaking from side 20 side. Splash
back into the water and the line
was held tight all the tine
Finally. after careful naneu-
vering of the boat in the narrow
channel so as not 20 Jet the tar
pom get any free line. II was
brought close 10 the boat WIsssn-
wheeee and the line was lining
out again Gentlemanly. Mr
Tarpon had sighted the boaf and
was making away as fast as ne
could Then the slow pumping 20
get him alongside. A few more
runs from the boat. then shorter
runs as he was brought a. The
surface. The gaff was brought
under ms gills and be- was Lifted
high out of water. One lasf great
kick, which left one Of the party
hanging on TO the gsff win but
one hand. and then ne was Hffed
into the boat where ne fell m the
stern sheets with terrific fhuuD
Miss Morgan had expenenced
one Of the great thrills q life
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
Iolal Sales During Bidding
On Various Products Ex-
cce1e4 Thsee Hundred
Dollars

sponge offerings this morning
- Inc municipal docl. numbered
Z. loi, con1izling Of nine lots OF
v.ooL 10 buncnes; three lots o.
g1llog. 81 punches. and one loI
& ar-s=. &c lunches.
Ta1 prices offered were: For
e.e III ~ 81 lunches Of wool.
H2 So. ar s5.77 nc bunch was
eefu--H H the owner; lot of 80
au1ehee # wool. &l72.89 or $5.76
500 lIncn
I'll. .e,irc lot Of wool offer
iH except lhc 10 punches noted
1 .at. consisted uf 100 bunch
Is an5 ss.3 for S27937. YeIlows
sold lrr =:f2@ ard the grass
Hr.ahg ef5L An sales totalled
s5-3Ha.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
BURIAL RECORDS
BEING COMPILED
BRING TO LIGHT INTEREST
ED THINGS AS FOUND
IN RESEARCH WORK

Individual records of burialS in
the city cemetery as compiled by
the WPA workers conducting this
research work, have brought to
light a number of interesting
things, one of which is the record
of the first child born on the
Island City.
The name of the child, son,
was Anthony j. Pent. He was
born on March 8, 1928, and died
at the age of SO years, 10 months
and seven days, May 10. 1912, and
was buried on the following day.
Cause of death is given as SEN
ility and the name of the attend
ing physician was DR.. j. N. Fog
arty.
Interesting also is the record
of marriages in Key West from
1927 to 1885, an accurate record
of which has been CLEANED as far
as possible from the data avail
able.
The first marriage of which
there Is any record on file was
that of Samuel Bills and Mary
Stewart and took place on April
%. 1927. From that time until
1929 no other data could be Sc
cured.
Assembling the records from
1929 through the years to 1885,
show that there was performed
IN the intervening years, 1920
marriages.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
BENJANLN TYNES
DIED YESTERDAY
FETfEFEzT. SERVICES WILL. BE
CONDUCTED FRIDAY
MORNING

I.n.esa." Tvnos. 66. died 6:25
r. @ ENeTin- ~ the resi-
F TEnucH street.
ts.i .ts VIII be held
Fr $50 O'Clock from
f Episcopal church.
sehs-c ,ae Godv will be placed at
g 3r e1'h' Is. Dimmick will
f. -se c.5-s:ine minister.
i..< t#e-fal Home will be in
c.sa.ee ~ arrangements.
Ia.-....-, viii be. William
81. Drulr.. 8en D. Trevor, AL
horto Camera. Claude Albury,
Lls.o.u 3L-v. and LumIcy Parks.
2 Lvn.s IS survived by the
.Sijor, 2Iis Ellen Tyncs. one
sister, -t.a- j Roland Adams, one
brother Eemcy TyncS. and
u-m,suus uieces and nephcws.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
ARNDT CONTINUES
CATCHING TARPON

Werner A. Arndt. salesman of
Jules Weber. Inc, distributors
of GTanday Green Turtle Prod
ucts. continues his tarpon ex-
plOits on the Poor Fish. Cap
tain Austin Roberts
After landing IS pound tar
pom last week, he proceeded to
bring in 40 FOUNDER Monday
night and a IS FOUNDER last
night.
Last week also Arndt caught
several big amberjack, including
a ga FOUNDER and a grouper
weighing 35 pounds as outStand-
ing catches out at the reef.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
MORE REVENUE
FROM RACING
BEING SOUGHT
ADJUSTMENT OF CONTRO-
VERSY IN LEGISLATURE
OVER TRACK FUNDS IS
PRACTICALLY ASSURED

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April II
FNS).-With adjustment of the
controversy over five-day racing
and the distribution of race track
funds to the 81 counties prac-
tically assured between repre-
sentatiVeS of Dade county and
tine so-cailed small county bloc,
Ies .lslatlve observers this week
TUNED OF the program of addi-
tional revenue from racing adj
vanced by the Florida League for
Kdcirg Regulations, Inc
Following the. revelation and
admission by Representative Ern-
cst OverztIeet of Dadc that he
had contact with the injunction
-l;ii brought by Charles Z. Wig
ms, ICtIed Miami grocer, re-
STAINING Comptroller J. III. Lee
from distributing race track
funds, conferences were began
leading la adjustment of differ
cEceS between Dadc and other
counties.
Although five-day racing and
cur jaIlment of the dog racing
sca1on has been the chief topic of
conferences, the small counties
interests are being watched by
the Florida League for Racing
Negotiations, Inc, according 10 F.
scott Kitson, Miami accountant,
who IS president
hir kItsen points out in
statement from Miami this week
that the League wants more than
flvc-day racing and a shorter dog
Iack meeting for all dog tracks
IN the state He says the League
wants to see the small admission
tax Of ten cents increased to
twenty-five cents and the states
share of the pari-mutuel pool
commission jumped one percent,
- that the distribution TO each
county OF race track funds will
bring nearly S500,0O0 additional
10 the racing fund annually. This
iigue IS computed on the basis
OF the play through the mutueIs
III 1878 and the season which
closed April 10.
Reduction IN Racing Commits
sion supervision expense, through
cutting dog track meetings one
third, viii effect a saving OF about
10000, which can be given TO the
counties 10 help offset the loss of
racing days. The increased adj
mission tax will serve a double
purpose, of increasing revenue
:Iom tins source and lettering
many persons from visiting race
trucks and losing money they
caish afford TO drop.
Mr.. Kltzon expressed himself as
being agTeeably pleased with the
prompt action by members of the
legislature IN recognizing the
l5irncSs of the League program
ana IN their disposition to con-
1Ider the racing situation from an
AlI-Florida angle.
Bills providing for restoring the
original recall provisions IN the
lace track law will be intro
duced IN the Legislature shortly
af;er May LIST, Mr. KitSon said.
InCy will be local measures from
Duval and Dade county. No i'm
mediate action is planned against
sny track, but the proposed
laws VIII serve as a police regula-
ton. ...,.f.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
RALPH RUSSELL
FLIES To CUBA
WAS PASSENGER ON BOARD
PAN AMERICAN AIR
WAYS CLIPPER

HAVANA, Cuba. April IL
Ralph Russell. of GIG Eaton
street, Key West, Fla, was an
arrival at this port via clipper
ship of the Pan American Air
ways, for a brief vacation.
After several days spent in
seeing the city and its colorful
life. Mr. Russell nri1l leave on
the Clipper for Miami. : -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
KOCH FUNERAL
SERVICE TODAY

a.sf r.1E EtsssE
Funeral services for Lloyd M.
Koch are being held this after
noon 3:3 O'clock from the chapel
of the Pritchard Funeral Home,
Rev. A. L. Maureau, Sd. of St.
Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
church officiating.
Following the services the body
IS to be sent TO the home of the
deceased in Urbana, Ill. for in
terment. in hte family plot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
FRIENDSHIPS
PLACED FIRST

NORMAN, Okla, April ~
Their principal purpose in COM
ing to the university was TO
make friendships" 3l3 of the
333 freshmen women at Okla
homa university said recently in
a QUESTIONABLE.
Second most important reason
was to learn how TO study" and
third to become more self-re-
liant"
Far down in eighth place was
the misunderstanding motive, jot-
ted down as the make friends
with men" purpose on the ques-
tionnaire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
OCHANDARENA
CASE HEARD
DEFENDANT TO BE TRIED AT
NEXT TERN OF GRIM
IIEAL COURT

Sully Ochandarena charged
with assault and battery on the
person of Engineer F. H McKin-
ley of the WPA was given a
preliminary hearing before Peace
Justice Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr,
yesterday afternoon.
There were five witnesses for
the prosecution and one for the
defense. At the conclusion of
the hearing the committing
magistrate placed the accused
under bond of SI00 to answer at
the next term of criminal court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
BAKER TO Be
GIVEN HEARING

Whitney Baker. VINO Vas arreEf-
ed by Deputy Sheriff Ray ElEoo1
Monday night after eludlnE oEfi-
GERS for several weeks. Eiu -
given . preliminary hearing tbs
afternoon before Peace Jus6ce
Enrique EsQuinaldo. u.
Baker VIII be CHARGE - 1ne
hearing with contributing - Ene
delinquency Of chiIdrer. ard
there are several witness 40.
II IS said, VIII subztznxiz1e -
charges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
COUNTY BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT

Second regular meeting II the
board Of county CUmmissluners
for the month of April IS schec-
uled 20 be held tonight ~ az
O'Clock IN the Office &C Cierk
Ross c. Sawyer al the county
court house
- II was said TINS morning 11zf
none other than routine buslnez
and the checking q dep0sfary
accounts was scheduled % cume
before the board
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
Bahama Sponge Blight
Investigators Point To
Probable Fungus Cause
Fungus Found In Diseased
And Newly-Dead SpOng-
es; Find High Chemical
Content In Waters

DR.. Paul s Galtsoff. Of the L
s Bureau Of FIsherles. and Dr.
r G. Walton Smith. Of the Ess-
sau. Bahamas. Sponge FlsheTles
Investigations. have concluded
that a funEus-Ilke fIlameuf found
IN the diseased sponEes q the
Bahama sponge beds Is resp0u-
sible for the blight which has d.
str0yed vast areas q sponges IN
the Bahamas
Dr. Galts0ff and Dr. SAITH. En
a report Of Their findings ln m
Bahama srea sent % the key
Wet Chamber Of Culrnercz-.
point out that the seuuence q AZ
feCtIon was frum east % West
following the trend q Eafer
movements n the area and fhzt
the strength Of the Infecflon dld
not diminish On any frouf -
would probably b fhe case II any
large quantity q sea Ezses or
acids were reiezsed n ne ara
However. relsfITely hiEh cupper
content was found In fle Eater
and very hIEh zmDozlz n1ruEel
content
The fungus flizueuts Uere NJ
found in healthy spulEe tlzs
nor an tn remains g spuuEez
which had ben lunE dead TheF
are particularly ab1n6z-f m thr
newly dead and EEznE tzEuez 81
diseased sponge WI-h ~ Efer-
ton SPREADING grady thruEn
the tissueE starting uffen fruu A.
origin INSIDE
The KEY Wesf Bay ara and
the area IS fsr nurrh IS Taruuu
SpTinES 2 dIEtznce 90 uuer so
mIles. has heen nueed h@E N
fected with the dlsesse a16 -
csused prartarsI Eur1nE dzu
q tn sPauEe upEz18 ~ e.
srea-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
FIND CASH REGISTER

DENVER, Colo. - Police on an
anti-gambling crusade confiscated
slot machines which were trans
ported on truck. and upon un-
loading their haul later, dis
covered among the spoils a well
filled cash register.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
STR. COLORADO
LEFT YESTERDAY

Steamship Colorado. which was
If n.s. t-,sraay afternoon. sail
~ Taa atter discharging
raa "a -ae wharf Of the Clyde
~ Lines
Tine vessel arrived at 100
e'ci= ".f.f en assortment of
...rt .r..n, 4ll3 sailed for her
.lne-s.1 ID I.45 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
BEST OF RECIPE

PECKSLIP, N Y-Mrs. Eliza
Murphy, 100. of this city, asked
by inquisitive reporters for her
recipe for longevity, replied: I
mind my own business"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
HOUND ON MARRIAGE

BERLIN - Karl Oepfer, former
PIusSian officer, was convicted
of marrying four women in two
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
PHILADELPHIA

fell today as court action reveal
ed the forcing of a prominent
person to write a fake Lindbergh
child finding report during the
kidnapping of the noted aviator's
son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
WASHINGTON.
Revelation

of the possibility of securing pow
CT from sunlight instead of from
coal and oil was made today in
this city The only difficulty is
the Intermittent nature of sun
light.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12
news FLASHES
tIEy A~~oeia,, "a I'r-SSI

ses sos
KANSAS CITY, move to
place the police of this city di-
Tectly under board approved by
the Kansas governor has been in
terpreted as a political move to
wrcst power from Tom Fender
CAST. present strong arm in this
city Kansas City IS noted as the
most corrupt city i'm the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12

ATLANTA--With temperature
dropping off 30 degrees the South
ern States today recorded three
dead IN the cold wave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For 80 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-12

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenheit
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-27

Patnact let pro ctyri loupeze.
Arthur Walker, Is let starry,
cernoch re St. Louis, byl Cd
souzen ma Is let do polepsovny
Y Algoa, kdyz Sc primal k ety.
rem loupez1m. Byl zatcen mi
nuleho cervna, kdyz s dvema
jinymi mladymi cernochy olou
pill potravinarsky obchod v
meste a ctyri jine spolecnosti
We dvou hodinach. Jeden z je-
no spolecnlkd byl zabit detek-
tivy, kdyz SNAIL Sc jim uteci.
Uloupili ma $500. Treti z mia
dych lupicd Ward Cosey ceka
ma soud.
" Sioux City, Iowa, John
Verbeski, 33 leta starry, delnfk
v jatecn1m zavodu, byl odsou-
zen ma tri leta do zalafe, kdyz
Sc primal k vine ma zalobu re
spiknut1 k spachan1 zlocinu.
zaloba byla zalozena ma ito
ku, podniknutem ma Williama
]. Ludwiga rovnez jatecnfho
delnfka, ktery byl svrzen s
mostu do reky Floyd v kvetnu
minuleho roku. Mysl1 Sc, re
tento 1tok byl nasledkem stav-
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-27
Mayor " obzalobu.

V San Antonio, Texas, ma
yor Maury Maverick, byvaly
kongresnik, prohlasil, re jeho
obzalovani pro poruseni voleb-
mich zakond bylo "zbabelou,
pachnouci politikou."
Maverick, jenz vstoupil do
obecnf kampane v lonskem
roce, ably "rozbil politickou
masinu, jez znicila demokracii
v okresu Bexar', byl dan v OBJ
zalobu mimoTadnou velkou
porotou trestnfho soudu, jez
vysetrovala placen1 volebnl
dane posledni diva tydny.
Je to zlocinem v tonic state,
podlehajicim cd dvou do petit
rok1 zalare platiti volebnl dan
ktera jest nutnou podmlnkou
hlasovaciho prava, "a nejakou
jinou osobu a pfestupkem,
kdyz nekdo vedome poskytne
neb p1jci penlze pro takovy u
eel.
V zalobe vznesene velkou
porotou mayor jest when, re Y
peti prfpadech zaplatil volebni
dan "a jine osoby a v deseti, ze
pujcil penize pro ten 1cel.
Dick Jeffrey, sekretar ma
Iyor16v, Rebecca Taylor, z ma
rodnf krejcovske unie, {;
George Glass, byvaly agent u
ME. byli DAM v obzalobu n;
podobna obvinen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-27
Bidny syn.

V Des Moines, je Iowan s
pr1jmem $4,000 rocne, ktery
prav1, re nemdze prispfvati ma
zivobyt1 svych starych rodic1.
Ma druhe strane je syn, ktery
ma zenu a dive deti, $87 mesfc-
niho pr1jmu a je ochoten po-
nechati u sebe otce, ziviti no a
davati mu SIS mes1cne. To jsou
extremy, pr nichz statnf rada
pro socialnf peel snaz1 Sc W.
staciti S pencil ma starobni
podporu, vyzaduj1c, ably deti
dobre situovane pomahaly sta
rati sc O matku a otce, kteff pr
praci sestarli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-27
RHINE.

= V Esterhazy, Sask., byl
zavrazden konstebl Norman
Gleadow, Glen kralovske jfzdf
policie a jeho vrah 24lety Err
nest Flock jeste tehoz dine spa
chal sebevrazdu. Gleadow jej
zatkl pro nekoli kkradezi a
druhy den pc uveznenf zacte-
ny rekl, re jej dovede ma mfsto
kde je ukryto mnozstv1 krade-
neho zbozf. Gleadow je odve-
ri We SVEN autu do stare kolny
bl1ze Esterhazyf a zatim CO
konstebl kolnu prohlizel, ucho-
pill Flok tezke kladivo a zasa-
dill mu smrtelnou ranu do hla-
Wy. Vrahova sestra spatfila
|jej utfkati z kolny a kdyz spa
trila umlraj1c1ho konstebla,
povolala pomoc a zlosyn, u
chopiv malou pusku, dial Sc ma
1tek. V male chvfli nastala
ma vsech stranach HONDA pc
vrahovi a "a kratko byl dopa-
den. Kdyz videl pfichazejfcf
policisty, zvolal ably 81 pro ne
no pTisli a v pTistfm okamziku
sc stTelil do hlavy. Poranil Sc
smrtelne. Byl mrtev nez jej
policejn1 VIZ dopravil do ne
mocnice. Pochazel z Lagen-
burgu, kde bydlf jeho matka.
= Tfi osoby byly zabity
kdyz jejich automobil vrazil
do nakladn1ho vlaku zeleznice
North Western pet mil cd
Green Bay ma silnici {. al v
Kanade. Mrtvi jsou: Walter
Novak, Hugo F. But a John F.
baron, vSichni 2 ManitOWoc.
= Frank Tifelt We Winnipe-
gu Sc pTesvedcil, re nenf vsech
no zlato, co sc leskne. Stale no
to $3.50. PTisli k nemu diva mu-
Ii, kter1 Sc vydavali "a zlato-
kopy z Red Lake, Ont, a uka-
zali mu pytlfk zlatych zrnek,
ktere mali cenu $50 "a unci, a.
lie protoze potTebujf hned pc
nfze, nabfdl mt cely pytl1k Ia
$3.50. Jest pry to meme nez
polovicni cena a Tifelt to kou-
pill a pozdeji Sc dovedel, re
jsou to m6dene piliny. Special
to oznamiti policii, ktera pc
domnelych zlatokopech patra.
" domove Aug. Mantle V
Aberdeen, Sask., vypukl ohen,
pTi nemz uhoTela 5leta dcerus-
ka manzelG Mantineovych.
Dunn shorel az do zakladG
Sc vsim zarizenlm i $50, jez
byly jejich jedinymi pencil.
" Bogota, Columbia, po-
sadka nemeckeho parniku He
ligoland, kotvfcfho v Puerto
Columbia, vzbourila Sc, kdyz
obdrzela rozkaz nemecke adj
mirality, ably Sc vratila do Ne
mecka. NamoTnici projevova-
Ii obavy, re budou potopeni
anglickou nebo francouzskou
~valecnou lodi.
Kapitan parnfku pozadal
tamni 1rady o pomoc, ktere
rozhodly, re posadka nem1ze
byti vylodena ma pevninu a mu
81 odplouti s lodi. Pravl Sc, &c
nemecky destroyer Dude pro.
vazeti LODI kolumbijskymi teri
torialn1mi vodami a Dude j
chranit az do Hamburku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-27

Predaci zemedelske kolonie
Matanuska, ALASKA, prohlasili
re situace kolonie je "kriticka"
jezto uz ma pocatku Tijna Sc
prihnala snehova vanice, TAX
re prisli o znacnou cast letosni
1rody. -.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-27

ho pehy nbytkvy oMhod S obowkymi vysavnfnia nemi haneho "NABYTKU KITE
maMte 81 zej jest snadne path u L & K