davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Budova cernosskych slepcG ca
stecne znicena ohnem.

Ohen, jenz v nedeli vypukl
v budove cernosskych slepcu
ma Taylor avenue, Overlea,
znicil .treti poschod1 a strechu
budovy. Slepci vyvedeni byli
V bezpecf z hoTfcf budovy O.
sleplou ucitelkou svoj1. Sko-
da zpdsobena byla obnosu
mezi dvaceti a dvaceti peti IL
s1ci dolarG.
Ohen odkryt byl kolem pdl
jedne pc poledni jednou cho-
vanek, jez zat1m co ostatnl by
Ii v basementu pTi obede, z1-
stala nasledkem onemocnenl V
horejs1 cast budovy. Ucltivsi
kouT z poschodi mad nj, kde
loznice osleplych d1vek byly,
patrala az poznala, re hofejsi
poschodi jest stfzeno poza-
rem. Bez odkladu sebehla do
jfdelny a uvedomila principa-
la, ktery nekolika hochy po-
cal hasiti ohen. Neil hasici
prijeli, plameny prorazily sire
chou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Zata jena zabiti americkych
vojakH?

Americt1 marinaci zastrele-
nj zraneni byli v Nicaragua
Statnf namornf odbor potlaci-
Ii fakta udalosti teto pf1snou
censurou, jez polozena ma
zpravy z Nicaragua, tax p1se
New Yorsky list DAILY Mir
ror."
Ze zpravy, jez vysla z Wa
shingtonu, vidno, re ma vlak
marinaky nasfmi naplneny,
strileno bylo. We zprave Wa
shingtonske mic nepovida Sc o
usmrcenl nebo zraneni naSich
vojak1.
Jak proti tomu Daily Mirror
tvrd1, zastreleni byli diva az tfi
nasi vojaci a asi pdl tuctu pora-
memo. V Nicaragua jest nyni
americkych namornlkG a mari
nak1 100. Poeet tento roz-
mnozen bude ma tri tis1ce do
konce tohoto tydne.
Zprava usmrcenl nasich
marinakd zpGsobila V utery
sensaci v kongresnfch kruz1ch.
Jeste diva dny pred uverejne-
MIN zpravy 1redne uvedomen
byl senator Borah vladimir de-
partmentem, re zprava u
smrceni americkych vojaku
| lest nepravdivou.
Censura ma pohyby cinnosV
aemrickych vojak1 Nicara-
gui vymahana jest pry nasi
vladou prfsneji nezi vymaha-
ma byla We svetove valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Rodice vinni.

Dve tretiny viny v ohledu
mladickych sebevrahG spociva
ma rodic1ch, prohlasil v nedeli
zidovsky rab1n, Morris S. La
Zarou.
Rabfn ukazuje ma to, re ro-
dice neco jineho ditky delati
ucf a neco jineho sami We sku-
tecnosti delaji. Mladez pozo-
rule a media Sc oklamati prazd-
nymi slovy rodicI.
V reci sve mluvl dale O tom,
re sebevrazdou mic Sc nedoka-
re a re je zbabelostf.
Do duse mladeze vplizuje
Sc nahled, re nenf duse v ustro-
il nynejsfho sveta. "Kdybych
i tomu veTiti MEL" pravi Laza-
rou, "pTec povinnostf moji by
10 by zfti pokorne, mirne a po-
mahati nesti bremena mych
meme stastnych bratfi.
I pri stroll lepe jest milovati
neil nenavideti, pomahati ne
Iii uchvacovati.
Jsem jist, ze svet nenf masi-
|nerif."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Ma rok do polepsovny pro sty-
rani zeny.

Edward Covington, 46 rokG
starry w. Fayette ulice, od-
souzen byl do polepsovny. Ma
zapadnl stanici souzen byl v
pondel1 ma obzalobu, re styral
a skopal manzelku svoji, Car
rie Covington, jez vzata byt,
musela do nemocnice a tam le-
cena ma prerazene zebro, po-
tlucene nohy atd.
Manzel skopal j a pax W.
hodil skrze dvere ma schody, z
nichz pred, padem zachranena
byal jinym obyvatelem domu,
jenz pribehl ku pomoci, kdyz
2 druheho poschod1 slysel w
kriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Petroleji nelibf Sc probuzeni 81
Cinv.

Harry H. Tinch, zrfzenec
Standard Oil spolecnosti, v lis
tn vola vsechny narody, ably
podporovali Anglii V jejlm bo-
il proti Cine. "Hlavnf souzeni
Cinou je, re myslf, re NIUE
Sc spravovati sama, zatim co
We skutecnosti udelati nedove-
de-" plse zrfzenec petroleje,
Tinch. "Nebylo by lepslm zdr-
TIT bolsevicke smery v Dalnem
Vychode a necekati az sc po-
daf1 Rusku seraditi kolem Sc
be luzou rfzene organisace ?
Obchod je zkazen nevidim
zadnou nadeji pro budouc-
nost," filosofuje Tinch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04

Zdravotn1 komisaT oznamii
"a poslednf tyden, re hlaseno
bylo odboru 1876 novych pffpa-
du influency, jez pocala naby
vati hrozivejs1 tvarnosti tim,
ze zavinila pfirdstek zapalu
pic. Ma RUNE nemoci v tydnu
zemfelo celkem PSI osob, Gill
o padesat meme nezli v teze
dobe pfedesleho roku.
D1tek narodilo sc 326.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Kupujici zaplati a nedostane

V uradovne Samuela T. Grif-
fitha, hlavn1ho inspektora yah
a mer ma Guilford avenue, je
zaj1mava sb1rka spatnych mer
a vah, kterymi nesvedomitf OBJ
chodnfci okradali ty, kterf u
Mich kupevali a kupuj1.
YardG krats1ch a jeste KRAFT
slch je tam pres 1900 = Gill
kdyby Sc jeden polozil Ia dru-
hym, utvorily by vzdalenost
p1l druheho mile.
We sbfrce skorem 5000 spat-
nych mer a yah, mnohe zohy-
bane a otlucene, svedc1c1, re
jimi "proslo" mnoho brambord
jablek atd. re jimi techto
profit melo jeste mnohem Vi
ce, kdyby obchodnfci nekradli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Hrani kuzelek a basketballu
" nedeli.

John c.. Callan, druheho
distriktu, predlozil zakonodar-
ne v Annapolis predlohu, aby
V nedeli@ye statu Marylandu
povoleno byio hrati kuzelky a
basketball.
Calan slibil, re liga obrany
svobody, jejfmz jest presiden-
TEN, podporovati jej bude ku
v1tezstvl predlohy teto.
Callan mysli, re hrani anebo
dfvanf Sc ma ciste sporty ma
blahodarny splse nezli skodli-
w ucinek ma kazdeho."
Senator Kennedy dosud pre-
.dlohu svoji V nedeln1ch pohy-
blivych obrazcich neuvedl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Predloha zdaneni gasolinu
priiata.

V 1tery udelan byl pokus Cd
hlasovati dan galonu gasolf-
nu ma ~ centu, z kterehoz
zdaneni staveny by byly pobo-
cne silnice. Pokus Sc nezdaril,
ponevac osm hlas1 schazelo, a.
by dvoutretinovou vetSinou de-
legatG odhlasovan byl jako e.
mergencnl. Pro navrh jako
takovy hlasovalo 70 zastupcd
prot ctyriceti. Pokus ale vzdor
tomu ukazal, re pfedloha sna-
dino projde Domem pravidel-
nou cestou, c1mz V platnost We
sla by 1. cervna pomocf 60 hla-
ST.
Policejni soudce, John T.
Tormallen, vrchnl lieutenant
bossa Franka Kellyho, ma "a
dost bossovu odejel v 1tery do
Annapolis, aby povedel dele
gat1m, re Kelly chce, aby dan
zakonodarnou prosla. Kelly
sllbil pro nj pracovati skrze sve
verne v zakonodarne predse-
dovi statn1 silnicnf komise,
Mackallovi, a pTedsedovi Do
mu zakonodarny, E. Brooke
Lee.
Proti pfedloze, jfz dan ga
sol1nu zvysena bude O 112 CEN
tu, pracovala Baltimorske OBJ
chodnf sdruzenl, Marylandsky
automobilovy klub, mestsky
odbor ma odhady a Tada men
S1ch organisac1.
We stredu pTedloha znovu
vzata ma pretres a prijata Do
mem 80 hlasy proti 27 S dodat-
KEN, re trucky a povozy, jez
pronaj1many, jezdfcl V Balti-
more mali sice zaplatiti doda-
tecnou dan, ale re jim jeden
cent z galonu steven byti ma.
kdyz Sc vykazou stvrzenkou.
V senatu o pfedloze jednano
We ctvrtek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
: V pond6li vecer, %. 1no.

" pond6lf vecer, %. 1no-
ra oslavila Sokolska Jednota
Blesk 55te Sibrinky v Sokolov-
ne ma ukoncenf masopustu. Ty-
to zabavy mali svou zvlastnf
pritazlivost a proto neni divu
re Sokolovna byla takrka ma
bita. Spousta r6znych masek
Sc prohanela salem az do casu,
kdy rozdany ceny die odhadu
nejlepsfm maskam nasledovne !:
Panske ceny:- 1.) Rokoko,
J. smejkal; 81 Skaln1 muz,
w. DTevo; 81 Rytfr, P. Jurina; !;
A. Pare, w. Schnitkor; So
Mandarin, M. Krakora.
Damske ceny: l. } Bieder-
mayer, r. Primus; 81 Charlie
yova teta, M. Hula; 81 Roko-
ko, R. Janda; A. Starocesky
kroj, A. Cermak; 5. Martha
Washington, NJ. Vlk.
Pc rozdanf cen a odmasko-
vanf Sc, spolecnost bavila Sc
pTi hudbe Jar. Zavadila az do
pozdnich hodin.
"Diblfk, nebo-li Sotek z
hor", skvostna to hra re zivota
O 5ti dejstvfch, sehrana bude
Dram. odborem Sok. Jed. Blesk
jiz tuto nedeli, dne 6. brezna
o 3 hod. odpoledne v sale So
kolovny. Skvostna hra tato
vzata jest ze stredu naseho
krasneho Posumavi a svym IL
chvatnym dejem divaka tax
mocne zaujme, re hre teto nj
kdo neodola by Sc do nj z 1pl-
ma nevzil. Hezke nase narod-
nj kroje a 1plne nova scenicka
vyprava kusu, skvostne doplni
1chvatny soulad teto skvostne
hry, jakouz nenf lie vzdyckS-
zfskati, protoz vyuzijte vsichni
te ojedinele prflezitosti a pfijd
te jiz tuto nedeli do Sokolovny
hru tuto shlednouti. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Bratr byvaleho presidenta po-
chovan " Clarksville.

Joseph r. Wilson, bratr BY
valeho presidenta Woodrow
Wilsona, jenz zemrel Balti-
more v sobotu, pohrben byl v
Clarksville, Tenn, v pondell.
Zesnuly, jenz byl spravcem
v odboru Maryland Casualty
spolecnosti, byl SO rok1 star.
Byl synem presbyternfho fara-
re, Josepha r. Wilsona.
Politickeho zivota jenom ne
patrne sc z1castnil. Kdyz bra
tr jeho byl presidentem, malo-
kdy zavltal do Bfleho Domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04

Statni department postal v
1tery Mexiku novou notu pri-
pojenym ostrym protestem pro
ii propaganda Mexika We Spo-
jenych Statech. Spojene Staty
protestujf proti zajmu Mexika
V Nicaragua prot Diazovi, KITE
reho vlada nase uznava jako
presidenta Nisarague a jako
takoveho podporuje.
Spolu protestovano jest proti
domnelemu zasflanl zbranf z
Mexika povstalcGm do Nicara-
que. Protestuje Sc v note tez
proti jednani Mexika primo S
americkymi agenturami ne
pos1lanim zprav diplomaticky-
mi cestami.
Co sc poslednlho protestu
tyce, nevf Sc, zdali tento m1ren
jest proti presidentu Mexika.
jenz primo odpov6del senatoru
Borah a vylfcil jemu v dopise
stav petrolejoveho majetku v
Mexiku, kdyz toto senator
Borah zadal chteje vysetfiti,
kolik a ktere americke firmy
mali zajem ma petrolejovych
zTfdlech Mexika.
Pokud zprava tato jest prav-
| divou, nen1 mono udati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Governor i senator dostali
"zimu."

V pondel1 museli do postele
diva nejvyssf 1rednfci statu Ma
rylandu: governor Ritchie a
vladn1 senator, Weller. Oba
dostali rymu.
Governor pecoval O blaho
statu z postele pomoc1 posllcka
nebo telefonu, kdyz nemefil
prave temperature, jez pozne-
nahla klesla re 101 ma 80.
Do Annapolis vratil Sc So
botu hosting Gridiron klubu
We Washingtonu, slime nachla-
zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
z odnesene pokladny ukradli
c.

Po odstehovani 400 liber tez
ke pokladny do vzdalenosti Vi
ce nezli 10 stop a namahave
praci otevffti dveTe pokladny,
bandite tuto kladivem a tyc1
otevfeli v Bugle Coat & Apron
spolecnosti, e. 2100 E. Oliver
ulice a z te ukradli SIS tam ma
lezenych. Kradez spachana
byla mezi pGl nocf a ranem v
sobotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Diva osetrovatele styrani
Silencem.

Diva osetrovatele jednfm z
mich zena v oddelen1 choromy-
slnych Bay View, styrani byli
sllencem tax, ze dani byti mu-
sell do lekaTskeho osetfovanl
nemocnice.
Blizs1 zprava o udalosti ne
byla dana veTejnosti. Utok u
cinen byl s1lencem ma osetrova-
tely koncem minuleho tydne.
Utocn1kem byl cernoch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Skocil tTetiho poschodi pred
straznikem.

S okna tfetfho poschodl
"neobydleneho" domu, {. 4O1
w. Ostend ulice, skocil pom
deli 13 rokd stary hoch, Tho
mas Slaughter, kdyz spolu j.
nymi ctyrmi kluky hral karty,
pri nichz prepaid je policejnl
straznik, Leginski.
Padem poranil 81 zada a po-
tloukl ruce nohy. Ostatni
ctyfi utekli spustivse Sc po O.
kapuA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Diva zatceni pro oloupeni let
mich domTi.

V 1tery zatceni byli: John
T. Brown, 20-lety, z 1900 bio
ku N. Duncan ulice a Howard
Telling, 22-lety, z 1900 bloku
N. Washington ulice, proto, re
vyloupili sest letn1ch domn V
Green Haven v Anne Arundel
okresu. TTet1, jenz kradeze
vyzradil, drzan jest v Annapo-
lis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Balt;morsky herec Sc usmrtil
" taxi.

Fred Ulrich, 5 4roky stary,
herec a svym casem houslista
We Filadelficke orkestre, "a
strelil Sc v pondeli v taxicabu
We Filadelfii.
Ulrich byl rodakem Balti-
morskym. Otec jeho byl zna-
mym hudebnfkem.
Byl obetf nervosy, nlz le-
cen byl az do poslednfho tydne
Nv jednom Baltimorskem sana-
toriu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
stoleta oslava B. & o. drahy.

1
catkem tydne oslavila stolete
vyroci sveho zalozen1 a trvan1.
Hlavni oslava konana byla v
pondell vecer v divadle 'Ly-
ric", kde hoste pri banketu a
pc mem pri recech a pageantu
lsetrvai.
| Rozhodne historicka atmos-
fera plnila divadlo Lyric, kdyz
recnici licili historii Baltimore
& Ohio drahy, ukazali ma dny
nasledujfc1 revolucn1 valku a
dny vedoucf ku stavbe drah.
Historicky pageant sestava-
jici re tri obraz1 byl vhodnym
doplnkem historicke oslavy.
Kolem 1900 osob nasloucha-
10 Tecem. Ma tislc z Mich bylo
hosty drahy zahrnuje to pre-
sidenty aneb vykonne urednlky
vsech americkych drah, finan-
cniky, prGmysln1ky a uTednlky
statu a mesta.
Hoste uvltani byli presiden-
tenn drahy, Daniel Willardem,
ktery v feci sve oznamil, re
zvlastni pageant a ruzne DOLBY
zeleznicn1 dopravy znazorne-
ny, ,budou nedaleko Halethorpe
Nv zarf, kan v dobe te presi-
dent Coolidge pozvan bude.
Governor Richie, jenz one
mocnel nachlazenim, postal sve
blahopTani S omluvou.
Mayor Jackson v kratke pro-
mluve gratuloval draze uka-
zal, re wrist mesta a drahy
byly vzdy 1zce spojeny.
Byvaly sekretar valky, New
ton D. Baker, vzpomel obtfzi,
jimiz americke drahy profit
musely ma dGveru, k n1z pro-
pracovati Sc musely dlouhym
postupem casu.
V pageantu prvn1m oddllu
znazornen byl starobyly kocar
z roku 1927 a moderni stroj-
v1dce. Dale znazornen vni-
trek domu George Browna, Sc
diciho v cele stolu rozmlouva-
je Tadou prominentn1ch OBJ
chodnfkG uvazujfcfch O pro-
|iektu zelezne drahy, prvnl sve-
no 'druhu v zapadn1m svete. Y
druhem obraze znazornen byl
Charles Carroll z Carrollton,
kladouci zakladn1 kamen ku
draze roku 1928. V tTetl cpl
sode ukazan zastup, ktery ST.
pnu odpoledne roku 1880 shro-
mazdil Sc ma Mount Glare sta
nici a pozoroval j1zdu parostro-
je.
V zaTf tohoto roku cd II. do
"a. davan bude pageant tento
opet a vedle toho znazornen
postup zeleznice asi 80 zvlaste
upravenymi stroll a vozy, KITE
re budou vernym obrazem tech
iez projely skrze Baltimore 4
cervence 1928.
Ukazano bude ma so paro-
strojG Cd nejprimitivnejs1ch dc
nejnovejsfch. Mezi temito bu-
de i parostroi, ktery vynalezen
byl Petrem Cooperem ktery
1castnil Sc zavodu konem
mezi Baltimore Relay %. sr-
pna 1880. V zavodu kun teh-
dy predejel parostroj tento.
Slavnost " divadle Lyric
zahajil biskup a primat pro.
testantske episkopalnl clrkve
Murray, modlitbou.
Pevecky sbor drahy zape
''The Star-Spangled Banner
Dve ste padesat zrizenci
drahy, pro nez divadle ely
ri'c' mfsto nebylo, castovant
bylo hostinou v hotelu Belve
dere, kde pTedsedal mlstopre
o. Ioo4 <1x.61oxy OIyix,ax.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
Ucitel propulsion z namorni
Academic.

z ucitelskeho sboru namornf
akademie v Annapolis propu-
stem byl instructor, ktery ne
kterym kadetGm prozradil
pred zkouskami otazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
TTeti automobil vytazen z hlu
hinv lomu.

z hlubiny byvaleho lomu We
Gwynn's Falls parku, vytazen
byl v sobotu tTet1 automobil.
Automobil ukraden byl Henry
Lutzovi w. Pratt ulice u
terry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-04
O opici vice.

Ctihodny "Sun" je cely pryc
mad zpravou parkovnfho odbo-
ru, re tento do Druid Hill opa-
trf opici - simpanze = nekde
odnekud az Conga.
Pan anebo pan1 opice dosta-
ne pry "echt" americke jmeno.
Evening star., 1927-12-08
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

your body already contains excess
heat in it's excess fat. I'd suggest a
fast of all the hot Tor cold water you
want to drink, or very weak tea with
lemon and a bit of sugar and three
thin slices of toast day for three
days.
B. B. M.-Consult a specialist
about removing the wart on your up
per lip, and do not attempt any expert
menting with it yourself.
Mrs. H. B.-The astringent made
from the white of egg is for special
treatment when there is tendency to
a sagging of the muscles of the face
and throat. 1t should not be used
more often than once a week. 1t
amounts to a beauty parlor treatment
for t.iis tendency. Clear the pores OF
all soil first, and then apply the as
tringent. which is nothing more than
one part white of egg and six parts
water. Let dry on the skin for half
an hour, then wash off and give your
self a massage with a good cream.
Remove the surplus cream and take
an ice rub or dash cold water over
the face and throat to close the pores
again.
Rossette-Your figure would be i'm.
proved If you could get rid of another
10 pounds. The easiest method is by
eliminating some of the starchy and
sweet foods or eating less of every
thing for time. s.,a u.
Evening star., 1927-12-08
W IN T Err
BY ID. O. PEATTIE.

Upon being ushered into a hospital
room on the third floor 1 waited a
farewell to my outdoor world and re-
signed myself to looking at brick
wall for some days. Within 80 seconds
my hopes were revived-a big gray
squirrel came looping along within my
vision, He was gone in minute; but
the WAYS of squirrels are reckless. and
soon he was back again, half running,
half picking his way with a dainty
gait.
He chose as his runway ridge be-
meath the caves of an adjoining wing.
I have seen him 60 by dozens of times
already, and cannot imagine on what
profitable errand. There Is certainly
nothing for Master Squirrel to eat up
here.
When one taps peanut on the rail-
ing of the Zoo walks and chitters with
the tongue and teeth at squirrel, one
believes. no doubt, that he obtains an
opportunity to see how squirrels act
1T close range. Yet being fed out of
hand by humans is far from natural
,or SQUIRRELS. wonder if the mincing
u the Zoo squirrels Is not just as far
rom squirrel nature as our behavior
we ate of giant squirrel hands, would
: from human nature.
My handsome friend, his tail bushy,
sides sleek, when Looping along un
" the caves unobserved, displays a
,rt of serious grace, a preoccupation
it'll the business of doing nothing
seful, that strikes me as far closer to
.ue squirrel nature. And but for be-
~ ordered to q hospital I would not
ave found this out.
Evening star., 1927-12-08
Your Baby and Mine
BY FANNY Y. CORY.
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

The holiday season and the holiday
stomach ache are approaching. We
have nothing but the kindest emotions
toward candy, because we enjoy 1t as
much as the children, but we feel that
too much candy is the usual answer
to the holiday indispositions.
The presence of candy in so much
profusion let's down the bars which the
careful mother. at other times, erects
around her chih's eating of accessory
foods. Candy is pure energy food, and
to use 1t before a meal or too lavishly
between meals will inevitably result in
Il don't want any beans. No,
don't want any meat and potatoes
What have you. got for dessert?"
Sweets destroy the appetite for palmer
and less tasty" foods.
One wants to be liberal in. ones
views. We never have approved of
the mothers who built up such strong
desires for candy by their firm de.
termination never to give 1t to a child.
When he has eaten his proper portion
of the food provided for him, then, after
his dessert, he may have a piece or
two of candy Unless his whole meal
has been built around the starches and
sugars he won't, with this conserva-
tive amount, overeat of this particular
element. But this does not mean the
baby, 1t means children from two
years up.
The baby has a diet that should be
so carefully chosen that he needs
nothing more to add to it.. Also 1t is
easier to upset HIS stomach and like
wise his appetite than it Is a child who
has been fed various foods. The
mother who couldn't understand why
she shouldn't give her small baby a
few pieces Of harmless chocolate candy
each day must realize that the child
doesn't need them. There is no food
in his diet which they should replace.
so there Is no reason whatever for
starting such a habit.
There is nothing wrong with good
candy, the wrong comes from the way
in which it is fed to a child and the
mothers increasing indulgence toward
it. Having once turned tolerant eye
toward candy, she is very likely to
sweep away all inhibitions and let the
child's own desire for 1t be the only
guide.
When'we were very young shopper
we spent five pennies on what we con-
sidered a choice assortment of candy.
Father took one look and promptly
threw It all away, leaving us nothing
but a yearning stomach. 1t made a
lasting impression on us. After that
we never bought what he considered
truck" A
Evening star., 1927-12-08
Reddy Fox Loses Breakfast.
An empty stomach often may
To loss of temper pave the way.
-OId MnthaP NatIir


It was long time since Reddy Fox
had been over near Farmer Browns
henyard. 1t was so long that Reddy
felt sure that by this time Farmer
Brown and Farmer Browns Boy must
have forgotten that foxes like chick
ems. Reddy had had very good rea-
son for keeping away from Farmer
Browns. His home and the home of
Mrs. Reddy was on Farmer Browns
land. Reddy knew that Farmer
Browns Boy knew where that home
was. But Farmer Browns Boy never
had bothered it, and so Reddy felt
that it was wise not to bother Farmer
Browns Boy.
But now that snow and ice had
come and it was real Winter weather
Reddy was finding 1t more difficult to
get something to eat. There were
many days when both he and Mrs.
Reddy were hungry all day long.
Now, Mrs. Reddy had cut one foot
on bit of sharp ice and could not
get around as spryly as usual. Reddy
was sharing his food with her, and
some of their meals were pretty slim.
But despite this Reddy might not
have thought of going to Farmer
Browns henyard had not a rooster
crowed in most provoking way as
Reddy was trotting across the Green
Meadows this morning. Ordinarily he
would not have been out hunting at
this hour, but he had had no luck dur
ing the night. and his stomach was,
oh, so empty! And then the rooster
crowed, which was more than Reddy
could stand.
Swiftly Reddy ran up behind Farmer
Browns barn. He peeked around the
corner of it toward the chicken yard
Probably those hens were safely lock.
ed inside the yard with it's high wire
fence. But there was always a chance
md Reddy is one who lives on chances.
Can you guess how he felt when he
peeked around the corner of the barn
ard discovered that the henyard gate
was wide open and some of the hens
We're out in the barnyard? 1t seemed
20 Reddy that his stomach just turned
right over. He just had to have one
of those plump young pullets. Per-
haps he might get two. If he could
get two there would be one for him.
self and one for Mrs. Reddy. If he
should get only one there would be
less than half of one for himself and
the rest for Mrs. Reddy.
Three of those hens were wandering
down toward the barn. Reddy flat.
tened himself right down close to the
underpinning of the barn, with only
his sharp nose and hungry eyes ap.
Evening star., 1927-12-08

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case of the oak leaf such enlargement
need only be very slight.
One can make their own selection
of the leaves which are to be those of
the set, but suggestions are given for
any who care to follow them. In
order to have the bags represent
leaves of different colors, some dis
cretion is necessary. A good combina-
ton, giving diversity of shapes and