davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Ze strachu pred manzelem wy
skocila s okna.

William Beddenkoff, &c ro-
ku stary Wilhelm ulice zapla-
til V 1tery pokutu $25 a 1traty
Ia to, re podesil manzelku svo-
il tax, re ze strachu pred MIN
vyskocila Okna druheho pos
chodi.
Manzelka zalovala, re man
Eel jejl vratil Sc opily dom6 a
ze pocal ma nj hazeti talire.
Kdyz Sc "a nj rozehnal kvar-
tovou lahvi mleka, vyskocila O.
knem. Beddenkoff rozehnal
sc "a ut1kajfcf a dohonil il We
vzdalenosti dvou blokG, kde il
chytil, uderil il O plot a pax j
stloukl kopal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
: "V razio nnvsloli 20 iodon

" razi'' myslei, re jedou
udolim V Loeb Raven. Mysli-
cimi byli: Marshall Ferguson 2
Joppa road Raymond M.
Fletcher z Carney. Kdyz my
sleli, re jedou v Loeb Raven,
We skutecnosti hnali Sc po Lom-
bard ulici a ma teto po mostu e.
lektrickych kar, jehoz spodek
opatren jest jenom kolejemi
prlpevnenymi ma drevenych
prazclch, ale zadne dlazbe.
Automobil poslusne drkotal 2
jednoho prazce ma druhy We
vysce 35 stop mad ulicf zatfm
co myslicl SPORT v duchu Sc ko-
chali krasami Loeb Raven a
bez melody sjeli "a elektrickou
karou mostu do ulice mfrice
ma Philadelphia road.
Jinak myslili policejnf straz-
nlci: Max H. Oettel a Emanuel
Sander, kterf ma motorcyklu
rozeJeli Sc "a mimi myslici
hosty zarazili ma Philadelphia
road a IL. ulici. Kdyz Oettel
vyskocil na stupatko automobi-
III, zavznela z 1st automobilisty
2 Joppa road ,otazka: "Jsme
jeSte Loeb Raven?"
Ma 1stredn1 policejni stanici
odpocali 81 Cd vyletu do "Loch
Raven. Policiste svedcili, ze
jeli neopatrne re byli opilf.
= Tezce zran6ny Louis Ziebe
z Boarman avenue dan byl v IL
terry do kolonialnf nemocnice.
Do automobilu jeho ma Liberty
vrazil Russell Milbourn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
sest kandidatI do kongresu wy
brano bude z. kvetna.

Jenom registrovanl demokra
te a republikane a usedl1ci sta
tu Marylandu, Fl rok1 start cd
posledn1 registrace, budou mo-
ci voliti v primarkach 7. kvet-
ma. z kandidatI vybrano bu-
de sest, kteri postaveni budou
pro zvoleni do kongresu pfi
hlavnich presidentskych vol
bach.
Demokrate vyvolf 81 delega-
ty do demokraticke statnf kon-
vence %. kvetna. Datum re-
publikanske statn1 konvence
jeste stanoveno nebylo.
Demokraticke kongresni "a
pasy vedeny budou z. kvetna v
l., g., 4. a 5. distriktu.
- Vyrocni schGze spojenych
zenskych demokratickych klu-
BIZ statu Marylandu konana
jest tento ctvrtek v hotelu Rem
nert. Hlavnimi recnlky byli
governor Richie, senator Bruce
kon4resnik Linthicum presi-
dent mestske rady, Howard
Bryant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Protiprohibicni kampan rizena
stem muZH.

Utvorenfm zvlastnfho vybo-
ru reditelG skladajfclho Sc ze
100 prominentnlch muz1 rfze-
ma bude kampaii proti prohibi-
ci, jak prave oznameno sdru-
zenim protiprohibicnfm.
Ctyri reditele jsou Baltimo-
rane: William H. Stayton, Ed
gar Alan Poe, Waldo Newco-
mer Arthur w. Machen, pra-
vnfk.
Reditelove jsou 1rednfky a
nebo spravci organisacf zames-
tnavajicfch pres diva miliony
muzu a zen a predstavuj1cfch
kapital pres ctyricet miliond
dolarG.
Zvlastni odbor pro zeny zrf-
zen bude v blfzke budoucnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
zenska advokatka do msstske
sluzby.

Emile A. Doetsch ustanove-
ma byla mayorem Broeningem
"a asisitentku mestskeho advo-
kata. Den pred tim Ia asisten-
ia ustanoven byl cernossky
pravnfk, Arthur E. Briscoe.
Mayor pc ustanoven1 cerno-
cha ostre napaden byl Helen
Elizabeth Brownovou re sdru-
zenf republikanskych zen, jez
V ostrem dopise posvitila 81 ma
mayora, re do 1radu tohoto ne
jmenoval zenu a ze zeny must
Sc stale spokojovati sliby jenom
Druhy den zena stala sc a.
sistentkou. Brownova odvola-
la sve ostre slovo, mayor vysve-
till, ze jmenovanf bylo vlastne
hotovym nezli pripis Brownove
jej dosel a vse skonceno stich-
nut1m boure.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Boure rodinnem zatisi hro.
benz snatku.

sedesatilety Walter Kezik u
m1nil 81 ozeniti Sc polskem
kostele Svateho R1zence S 58
rok1 Josefinou Kaminski. Vse
bylo hotovo i licens.
V nedeli stastna nevesta po-
zvala stastneho zenicha ku
pratelskemu obedu v {. 2212
Cambridge ulice.
Obed byl zkratka vytecnJ.
Do r1zove nalady zamfchal Sc
|nerGzove syn nevesty, Michal,
jenz zije v residence sve ma S.
Durham ulici. Pablo slovo, pa
dlo druhe, "a kratko Italy hrn-
ce podobne kuchynske malic-
kosti.
Ma vychodnf policejnl stani-
ci pondell, nyni jiz ne neves-
ia, zalovala ma syna Michala,
re il v boji odrel ramena a no
by a re We vTave boje zticha
Kezik Sc vytratil a nevratil Sc
vice.
Syn Michal zaplatil pokutu
| $6.45, v kostele sv. Rnzence
svatba odvolana a soudu licens
vracena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Velika tovarna ma mydla do
Baltimore.

Plany ma vystaveni velike to-
varny ma mydla v Baltimore O.
znameny byly firmou Proctor
& Gamble, ktera jest nejvet-
sim vyrabitelem mydla We Spo-
jenych Statech.
Postavenf tovarny stati bude
mezi tremi a ctyrmi miliony do
larG. Zamestnano tovarne
bude asi 500 delnikn. Tovarna
postavena bude ma Locust Point
v blfzkosti cukernf rafinerie
American Sugar ma pozemku v
rozsahu osmi akrG pri samem
brehu.
Spolecnost vlastnf dosud Sc
DIM tovaren v r1znych mestech
Unie. Spolecnost zavedla me-
ri svymi zrfzenci deleni cisteho
vynosu. Zrfzenci bud vlastni
nebo upsali $4,000 podfl6. Spo-
lu mali pense. Vsichni, kterf
jsou cleny delenf, mali zaruce-
nou praci pc 48 tydn6 v roce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Hledajlci smrf mrtev.

Hiram H. Erwin, 50 rokn sta
ry z 1900 bloku w. Fayette u
lice, podlehl We stTedu We
Franklin Square nemocnici O.
trave. 13. dubna nalezen byl
v bezvedom1 lezlcl v parku
pred nemocnic1. Otravil Sc ze
zoufalstv1, ze byl bez prace a
bez penez.
= Osmnact rok6 starry James
A. Fletcher spachal sebevraz-
du otravou V hotelu. V ruce
jeho nalezena byla pevne Sc
vfena podobizna dfvky. 2 do
pisu u n6ho nalezenych vysvi-
talo, ze byl We spojeni mno-
hymi d1vkami. Ia, O kterou
nejvfce stal, nestala O neho.
Otec mlad1kGv jest vojen-
skym pensistou. Rodina bydlf
V Hamilton.
Devatenactileta Thelma
Wade nalezena byla v bezve-
dom1 We stredu v prfbytku je-
jich manzelem, ktery nasflim
dobyti Sc musel do svetnice
pevne zamcene. Pokusila Sc O
sebevrazdu plynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Pry podvody We statni silnicni
komisi prestoupi sunni
100000.

Pravnicka. firma, Richard B.
Tippett & Sons nabizi Sc go
verneru Ritchie dokazati, re
podvody We statnf silnicni ko-
misi vlastne presahuji sunni
100000.
Doposud tam nalezen scho-
dek pres 40 tislc dolarG, "a KITE
ry nekolik 1redn1kG jiz poslano
"a mrlze.
Governor Ritchie neil firma
zaslala mu pTipis svdj, ustano-
vii vybor skladaj1ci Sc re 2 re-
publikanG a 2 demokrat1 vyse-
tfiti cely financni stav silnicni
statn1 komise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Zvlastni pomocnik serifHv zbit
zaYfen.

William A. Taylor, AZ roxy
starry, zvlastnf pomocnfk seri-
fGv, zavren byl v 1tery v noci
ma obzalobu, re Sc nepoTadne
choval v saloonu Amy Novak
v 1900 bloku E. Lombard ulice.
Taylor telefonoval severovy-
chodn1 policejnf stanici O po-
slanl strazn1ka jemu ku pomo-
ci. Policista, jenz vessel do sa-
loonu vysetrovati zjistil, re po-
mocnik serif1v dostal nejakou
tn ranu, kdyz mermomocf chtel
dostati drink" ukazuje tTpyti-
cf Sc serifovsky odznak.
Drink" nedostal. Misto ne
no dostal nekolik ran a konec-
ne odpocinut1 "a mrizemi seve-
rovychodnf stanice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27

John B. Griffin, uznan byl v
1tery vinnym z prijimanf kra-
denych penez z dfadovny stat
nj silnicn1 komise. Porota, jez
uznala jej vinnym, odporucila
jej milosti soudcove.
Soudem jeho zjisteno bylo,
re dosud znamy schodek We
fondech silnicnf komise obnaSl
$4,000. Zkoumatele 1ctu do
sud prohledli knihy ku roku
1925.
Griffin byl pomocnikem pTi-
j1mace sack ma konske dosti-
by. Penfze, jez nakupujfcf a.
gent silnicn1 komise Thomas A.
Butler ukradl komisi, dany by
ly Griffinovi ma sazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27

| We 4UU UlOku w. CIOSS ullCS
prepadli agent skladiste, v
nemz nalezli pet sud1, 18 gallo
MI, 104 pinty a Sd pul pinty ko-
ralky, rumu a v1na.
V jinem dome tehoz bloku
nalezli PA beden domaciho pi-
va, 215 galon1 smesi. Saloon
vedle domu toho nalezli agenti
1pln6 opusteny.
Jedenact rokG starry hoch,
Pete Evans re 1900 bloku S.
Clinton ulice, propulsion byl
soudcem obzaloby. Zatcen
byl policistou ktery u neho ma
lezl diva galony kofalky. A
gent prepadli dun, nemz by
dlel matkou svojf, nalezli v
dome malou nadobu ma palenf
kofalky a neco smesi. Pred
soudcem hoch udal, re rodice
jeho zmenili sve polske jmeno
"a anglicke, otec, re cd Mich u
tekl pred nekolika tydny a re
matka ably uzivila sebe pet
malych ditek, pocala delati ko-
ralku, kterou Pete roznasel.
Soudce, Supplee, vyslechnuv
hocha, dal mu ma karu a postal
jej bez trestu domu.
- Prava nefalsovana zasoba
llhovin a vlna skonfiskovana
byla v dome 800 bloku Lin,
den avenue v pondelf prohibic-
mimi agenty. Tito zatkli Ha-
rolda Givense a Miltona Sim
monse. V dome skonfiskovali
rs lahhvi prave jalovcove a 8
galony vfna.
Frank A. Beran zatcen byl VI
1900 bloku Barnes ulice, kde
agent nalezli 100 galonovou
nadobu ma paleni koralky, tri-
Get sest sudG smesi a 25 galon6
koralky.
V 1900 bloku Eastern ave-
nue. skonfiskovali 200 galono-
YOU nadobu ma palenf, 60 sudn
smesi a rs galonG koralky.
V 1. bloku S. Arlington ave-
nue. agent skonfiskovali tricet
beden domaciho piva a p6l ga
lonu kofalky. V mfstech tech
to zatcen nebyl nikdo.
= George Ortman George
C. DEFINE, kteri v breznu zatce-
nj byli ma Bull Neck ma Middle
river, kde nalezena byla TOO
galonova nadoba ma paleni IL
hu, odsouzeni byli v 1tery ma
tri mesfce kazdy.
Tom Brown, u nehoz naleze-
ma byla koralka, odsouzen byl
ku pokute $500.
Austin Berry, jenz zatcen
byl We spojeni S prepadem sa-
loonu v l. bloku N. Gay ulice,
odsouzen byl ma Is dnf.
" 1. bloku N. Bradford u
lice We stfedu prohibicnf AGENT
zatkli Williama Kroupu a pred
soudce pozvali manzelku je-
no, Phillis Kroupa pro prodej
koralky.
V 1900 bloku N. Wolfe ulice
zatcen byl John Gilbert a v /.
bloku E. Lee ulice John w.
Weber.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Rev. Corey pohfben.
Tento ctvrtek pOhrben

Tento ctvrtek pohrben byI
Rev. Michael J. Corey, profe-
sor nemciny ma St. Charles ko-
leji a v st. Mary's SEMINAR.
Zesnuly narozen byl v tes-
koslovensku, kde matka jeho
dosud zije. Studoval ma uni
versite Notre Dame a v st. Ma
ry's seminari. Ma kneze vysve-
cen byl v cervnu minuleho ro-
ku. Star byl 80 rokd. Podle-
hi v nemocnici Bon Secours "a
palu Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
R1zicka, tai, A. Sochnrek,
pokl., A. Cihlar, O. Martinko-
va a M. Ceska, reziseri.
ctyri sta zadateli proslo
zkouSkami.

z peti set dvaceti zadatelG c
postavenf v policejnf sluzbe,
ctyri sta proslo zkouskami S Il
spechem.
Seaman techto dan policejnl-
mu komisari, kterl z Mich vyb1-
rati sobe bude pro uprazdne-
ma mista. Odhaduje Sc, re asi
jenom sedesat jich misto be
hem roku dostane.
Mezi kandidaty jsou nekterl
krajane: Edwin A. Rytina, Jas.
c.. Benda, Frank K. Musil, John
F. Ceselsky, John A. Panuska,
Joseph w. Cicvarek, Frank P.
Rehak, Frank j. Matuska, Jas.
F. KarvaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Uspora dennim svetlem pohr-
bena beg ceremonie.

Y pondeli mestska rada bez
dlouhych prGtahd pohrbila ma
vrh, aby hodiny posoupnuty
byly hodinu ku predu, by tax
jsme 81 v letn1 dobe usetriti no.
dinu denn1ho svetla, Sc kterou
ma konec bychom treba neve-
deli co delat anebo kan 81 il
schovat.
Ma yyboru, ktery jednohlas-
ne usnesl Sc ma pohfbu teto
hlouposti, zasedal tez mas ces-
ky radnl, August Klecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Holic zaplatil pokutu.

Frank r. Williams, holic v
hotelu Southern, pro poruSenl
nedelniho klidu zaplatiti musel
v pondell pokutu $6.45.
Williams zatcen byl, kdyz v
nedeli holil hosta hotelu. V
minulem zarf spolu tTemi il
nymi pro holenl nedeli Cd
souzen byl ku pokute 81 1tra-
tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Opravy skolnich budov 10 lie.
tech obnaselv S3.337.16o.

Mesto vynalozilo ma opravu
skolnfch budov v posledn1ch 10
letech sunni $3,337.169.74. Ci-
fry tyto nabyvaji zvlastnfho
vyznamu nynl, kdyz We zna-
most veslo, re skoly, {. 20 So
docasne zavreny byti musely
nasledkem nutnych oprav.
V Eastern vyssi divcf skole
vedle toho spadl kus stropu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
Baltimoranka bude zpsvackou
Chicazske opery.

Y utery podepsala kontrakt
S Chicazskou operou Hilda
Burke, ,Baltimorska sopranist-
ka. Nova clenkyne velke ope-
ry studovala zpev po sedm ro-
kI pod rfzenim George Castel-
10. Pc nekolik rokG zpfvala ja-
ko solistka v Baltimorskem
symfonickem orkestru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-04-27
z krajanskych kruhG

ci: PIP. Rudolph E. Hoffman a
sic. Mary A. HoIoda. Snatku
pritomni byli sv6dkov6: pan
Frank Holoda a sic. Anna Soft.
Reception slaveno bylo V Del
nickem Dome.
- Navstevou z Philadelphia
Baltimore u p. Jana Jel1nka
a p. Bob. Kosiny deli panov6 !:
Mikosfk a JindTich Sykora a
byli tez prftomny divadlu v
Delnickem Dome.
- Dne "a. dubna zemfel
Leonard BIT Baroch, diva roxy
starry syn rodicG: Joseph a An
na Baroch, {. TIA N. Port ulice.
Podlehl zapalu Pile. PohTeb
Eonan tento ctvrtek ma hrbito-
We Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Dne 27. dubna pohTbena
Ia hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele
Y kostela sv. Vaclava pf. Marie
Novotny, manzelka Williama
Novotnyho, {. zoos Ellsworth
ulice, jez zemrela ma zapal Pile
We v6ku 54 rokG. Byla matkou
10 dftek. Narozena byla We
Gtrakonicich Cechach. Ma
lezela ku spolku "Baltimorske
Vlastenky."
Pohrby vypraveny firmou
Cvach Syn.
= Ctvrty vyrocnf koncert a I
tax zvany Commencement"
name hudebnf skoly "The
Kaspar School Of Music, Inc.,"
odbyvany minule stfedy vecer
We skolni budove sv. Vaclavske !
ia Collington Avenue, setkal Sc
Sc vsestrannym 1spechem.
Prostorna koncertni dvorana
byla do poslednfho mista zapl-
n6na nadsenym hudbymilov-
rym obecenstvem, ktere dych-
tive sledovalo vsechny casti bo-
] ateho programu pod rizenlm
Girigenta pana Jana w, KaSpa
Il a odmenovalo vykony zakG
neutuchajfcim potleskem. Kon-
cert promfchan byl dovedne
] lasickymi tanci a telocvicny-
mi vykony, kter6 uvadely ODE
censtvo V pravy udiv.
Behem koncertu ud6leny by
ly diva ucitelsk6 diplomy "a
Kun kteTf skolu tuto S 1spe-
chem absolvovali.
Panu Kasparovi a jeho sta
bu schopnych hudebnfch ucite-
III re srdce blahoprejeme k tax
skvelemu vysledku, a tlumoc1-
me vseobecny 1sudek re podob
nych produkc1 a pozitku melo
by byti vice.
= Del. Vzdel. Spolek "Po-
lrok" oslavi prvn1ho Maize pfi-
Fti nedei, 20. dubna We 3. no
diny odpoledne V D6lnickem
Dome. Program 1.) Zpev. 81
Proslov; 3D. Basen; A. Solo ma
housle; So Basen; 6.) zivy o.
braz; ~ Divadelnf predstave-
nj maven: "Tovarna"; 81
Zpev. Nenechte 81 uj1ti pr1le-
zitost oslavit prvn1ho Maize pT1-
st1 nedei.
- Demokraticky Klub Ces-
kych MladikG 7. wardy odby-
vati bude Klubovn1 zabavu
big Night" We stTedu, 9. kvet-
na V Klubovn1 m1stnosti, 2100
Ashland Avenue.
= Rezisersky sbor a pred
sednictvo Dram. odboru Sok.
Jed. Blesk povazuje "a svou
milou povinnost vzdati vfele
dfky redakci m1stn1ho .casopi-
SUI "Telegrafu" "a laskave u
veTejnovan1 nasich divadeln1ch |
zprav. Chceme jeste nacrtnou-
ii soubor her, ktere prave u
plynulem obdob1 Dram. Odbo-
rem uvedeny byly ma scenu.
Vsechny byly novinkami, mno-
he hrany poprve Americe
vubec.
Roku 1927: Dne 18. zarf:
"Podzimnl p1sen." Dne 9. rij-
na::" ::"Choulostiva historic" Dne
80. Tfjna: "Bytova nouze." Dne
25. listopadu a 18. prosince
"Tulacka krev"; zp6vohra.
Roku 1928: Dne 2. ledna a |
8. ledna: "Maskarnf pies"
zpevohra. Dne %. ledna |
"Vera ma miminko". Dne IL.
inora: "Podkrovnf svetnicka".
Dne 4. brezna :"Cacorka". Dne
25. brezna: "Gejsfr". Dne 15.-
dubna: "Slecinka S mikadem"
zp6vohra.
Celkem 10 her a 2 reprisy V
z mesfcich. Tato cfslice zajis-
Evening star., 1928-12-07

OF fast navy blue drill,
trimmed with white
braid. Coat has nick
elled plated star on
chest. Club, belt, hol-
Ster, pistol and cap.
Sizes 2 to IA.
Evening star., 1928-12-07

Khaki drill blue front with
red cloth fringes. Yellow
tape and edging. Bonnet
with five colored feathers.
Sizes 2 to IL.
Evening star., 1928-12-07

Shirt of fast red drill
with felt letters. Trous-
ers of fast blue drill.
Wide leather belt, and
felt helmet with front
piece. Sizes 2 to IA.
Evening star., 1928-12-07

High grade boots Of calf
skin and tan elk; moccaSin
style. high cut with bellows
tongue; some with crepe soles.
3 to 8.
Evening star., 1928-12-07

Ties galore! Open end style-all
made with slip bands, too-they'll
pull under every collar. Stripes,
plain colors, dots and figures in
beautiful combinations and cOlors.
Mems Store-MGtn Floor
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
By Hugh Peiadexter
Mustrations by
Irwin Myers
Copyright by Hugh Pendexter.
WNU Service

ognized me despite my forest Dress
and exclaimed:
webster Brondl"
Busby stared blankly for moment.
then smiled broadly and cried:
Course me If 1t isn'tl Brond of the
open handl Where did you come
from? And when did you get back
And why do you wear that Indian
toggery?
"Hush!" murmured the girl.
l affected not to hear her, nor to
vince under the old title, and ex.
plained:
II bring news for his excellency,
the governor. l am waiting for MIN
to return from the Maryland shore.
am from Duquesne, and the country
l have covered is ill-ftted for finery.
The shadow Of the war was upon
US all. Her fair face flushed, and she
softly cried:
you've been to Fort Duquesne,
Webster? How romanticl Our Gen.
eral Braddock will soon be there. OF
course you will march with him."
II shall be glad to serve as a
scout" For / was in no way inclined
to sbmit myself to stiff-necked dis.
cipline.
"Then l may see you along the
road, Web. ride with him." said
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04

Robert Bonner, for whom Bonner
Springs, KAN, is named. New York
publisher, was the first to use full.
page advertising; and the first jour
nalist to pay large sums for feature
articles.
When Edward Everett was raising
funds to purchase Mount Vernon Bon
ner gave him $4,000 for So articles
known as the Mount Vernon papers.
and a like sum to the fund. He also
startled the literary world by buying
eight pages of advertising In the New
York Herald. When the press room
of the New York Ledger was de.
stroyed by fire he inserted In the daily
papers of New York, Philadelphia and
Boston the following advertisement !:
"Unless we are burned out more than
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Ones Honest Opinion.

/ remember a passage of one Of
Queen Elizabeth's great men as advice
to his friend: 1.-THE advantage, said
he, II had upon others at court was.
that I always spoke as 1 thought,
which being not believed by them. /
both preserved good conscience and
suffered no damage from that free.
DOM" which, as it shows the vice to.
be older than our times, so does It
that gallant mans integrity to be the,
best way Of avoiding Exchange.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04

"Joe and Are to Be Married, Web.
ster, After General Braddock Has
Finished His Little Business at
Fort Duquesne."
Busby; and with that touch of superb
ority he ever wore even as q little
chap.
Often had l laughed at his patron.
izing ways, and often had l forgiven
him. Mayhap he caught reminiscent
twinkle in my eye; perhaps he
thought was staring too long and
intently at his dainty companion, for
he abruptly Informed me:
"Joe and I are to be married. Web
ster, after General Braddock has fin
ished his little business at For!
Duquesne."
/ smiled and went through the form
of congratulating them, but there was
stab in my heart. Not that ! had
expected to carry girls love in my
breast during two years of roughing
it-and yet had hoped. She was
crimson and angry.
"You should not talk that way"
she coldly admonished Busby.
II am natural. You're artificial,
Josephine" he lightly bantered.
said: "Surely you feel no foolish
delicacy in letting an old friend know
of your happiness. Forsooth, Id have
to know now, or not at all. This is
my good-by to Alexandria"
AT once she was Josephine, the
girl had known. And with wistful
ness she deplored:
81 don't like that word 'good-by.
It's the saddest of all words, think.
Everything was so peaceful and hap.
py. And now it's war and soldiers,
and all our men eager to march
against the French. God give them
safe returnp
Could we have but known! Gould
we have but foreseen the outcome of
the next few weeksl
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Modern Bell To,uers

Modern examples Of ancient bell
towers are the campanile of the cap
1tal at Rome; Victoria tower, by
Barry, at the houses of parliament,
Westminster; the Great tower of the
Basalique du sacre Occur, Montmartre.
Paris, and the memorial tower in the
Brown university campus at Provi-
dence, r. I.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Prospective Ruin

"Hey, Aaron" called Abner Applo-
dry, "where you going, all rigged out
in your new suit Of clothes?"
"Don't tell anybody" replied Aaron
Alfred, but I'm going to ask old man
Racket for his daughters hand In
marriage"
"H'ml Looks like pity to ruin a
new suit Of clothes that way"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Self-Rule First Lesson

All government-in the home the,
school, the state-is only an aid to-
self-government. Nothing else really
controls. No one is truly law abiding
until he has learned to rule himself
and to obey the voice from Within
Emerson.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Boys Names Changing

Names for boys are changing In
fashion, according to lists of pages
at fashionable weddings in London.
Davids, Peters and Michaels have.
given place to Jeremy, Timothy and
Martin, while Julian, Simon and Brian
are also popular.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Magnetic Fields

The bureau of standards says that
magnetic lines Of force are not cleo
trio currents. Imaginary lines ara
used to aid in depicting the direction
and intensity of the magnetic field,
which is condition in space and not
flow of anything.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Star and Scenery

You have an exceedingly present
able secretary"
YES" answered Senator Sorghum.
"Since ] find 1t desirable to exclude
myself from promiscuous view I
thought 1t no more than due my WIS.,
1tors to make the scenery as pleasant
as possible. "-Washtngton Star.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04

First to See Value of Big Advertising

once week the New York Ledger will
be ready on the news stands Of the
United States, the Sandwich islands
and New Jersey"
His recreation was driving expen
sive trotters, owning the best in the
land.-Griffith Bonner In the Prism.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Much Timber in Sequoia

Enough timber is contained in one
of California's trees to build % homes
of average size. This was announced
by the state department of resources
in comforting distinction upon a giant
Sequoia near Crannel, Humboldt coun-
ty. The tree is 30S feet high and 20
feet in diameter.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Earliest Railroad Tunnel

The first railroad tunnel was the.
Woodhead tunnel, in England, which
was begun in the spring of 1889. The,
first train passed through December.
2, 1916. This was over what was,
known as the Manchester, Sheffield &
Lincolnshire railway, now the Great
Central division of the London &
Northeastern railway.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-05-04
Golf and Energy

A scientific investigation of energy
shows that man works as hard play,
ing three rounds of golf as in blowing
an acre Of land, says the Montreal
Gazette. And some players turn over
as much sod as the plowman.-
to Globe.