davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

i
odhlasovaly pomoc nasim bied-
nym slovenskym rodinam. - Da-
ne Etna, Pa, 8. novembra 1881.
j. Strba, preds. Emil j. Petrfk,
zap., Joz. Sojak, uct.; Jozef Kop-
nickv, pokl. (Pecat' odboru.)"
Milo, teplo je okolo srdca mad
takymito povznasajdcimi skutka-
WI, obet ami a laskou k biednej
svojeti.
| Vyboru Vzajomnej Pomoci bo-
Jy cddane novsie DIARY lasky', :,
ktore povd 'acnost'ou kvituje-
me: ....
Pan a pani Maria Nemec, John
sonburg, Pa: 4 zenske klobnky,
:! parry zaclon, B chlapcenske l
muzska kosel'a, parov prikryva-
'liel, 2 zenske pehazenky (v jed
aej 8 centov), ihly, mydlo, bo-
YAK, 4 zenske spodnfky, s zen
skych Stat, 2 suknicky svedrik
pre- dievca, 5 zenskych kuchyn-
skych EASTER, modlitebne kniz-
ky, 3 ubory vysiviek, zensky ka-
bat, spolu 4S kusov.
Jan Bucher, N. S. Pittsburgh,
Pa: 10 boxi lakaronov 10 ku-
SOW mydla.
Jozef Koubek, N. s. Pitts
burgh, Pa: 2 detske zimniky, 2
muzske zimnfky, detske saty, 2
parry muzskych nohavic.
Jan Chovan, N. s. Pittsburgh,
Pa: parry dievcenskych Stat, 2
parry chlapcenskych nohaviciek,
muzska robotna kosel'a, 2 parry
detskvch par zenskych puneo-
chov, 5 zenskych ziv6tkov, dievc
spodne, 3 parry detskych spod.
nych, S zim. kosiel pre- chlapcov
10 parov detskych spod. gatiel1
spolu so kusov.
Michal Tunder, Cambridge, o.
2 chlapc. kabaty a sveder.
Michal Cmarada, Charlton, Pa.
II satociek dievcenskych, 81 pa
rov puncochov pre- deti, 8 cepce
kov, 3 Z. klob1ky, Z dievc. sved
row, 4 ciapky, 4 chlapc. zim. ko
Gele, % parov spodnych dievc.,
Sivotky, 8 chlapc. nohavfc, 6 pa
row Diet. satociek, 3 parry drzia
kov nohavic, 3 zenske bldzy, l.
zen. Stat, 26 zen. dievc. koSiel
4 svitky stuziek 25 gaz. man
; llov, spolu 174 kusov.
Anton Balicky, Pittsburgh, Pa
Is parov topanok, 2 muz. klobti
Ky, oblek muzsky a svrchnik, 1!
: kusov.
Hviezdo lasky, zaziar jasne ,
chladnej dncska chvili. Mech "a
kon lasky k SVOJETI, poklae
, drahy - je hoden vsetkych ODE
ii! Hviezdo spasy, zasvitaj he
ba rozplamen srdcia vsetkvcl
mas, ably SINE "a prikladom Ste
drych darcov boli ochotni m,
priskocit na pomoc nasej krvi
, ktora k nam vysiela dpenlive pr
sby, utieka sa k nam pomoc
rozohni v mas lasku cinov a sku
tkov, ably SINE nasledovali kra
sny Bohu mily prfklad tn me
novanych darcov, ktorym v me
ne nasej slov. chudoby "a vsetk
ochotu, hotovost stedrost' vreI
d 'akujeme. Mech nebesky Otet
Darca vsetkych darov, vam to :
bratia sestry mnohonasobn
!. odmenl a vynahradl a mech va
) zivy priklad je nasledovany ce
. lei slovenskej Amerike!
Svoje dary posielajte Vybor
Vzajomnej Pomoci Slov. Ligy:
Q. Box 096, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ne
odkladajte, ale poslite este dine.
aby sa trpiacim pomahalo Ma
j GAS. Pamtaajte: Vianoce sd pre-
do dvermi!
Nuz, pOd'me spolu. box II b0ku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
SLOVAK CATHOLIC SO
KOL DUCK PINS.
BY John Talan.

The race grows tighter. The
absence of several Of Curley s
mainstays proved to be disastrous
and they dropped two games to
the Grand Alleys.
Tom Kelley Of the losers had a
very nasty evening. Nothing
went right and no pins fell. De-
spite all the hard luck, Tom
stuck to his guns for all three
games. Better luck next time.
Crute jumped into second place
as a result Of his $50 total.
H. johnson of the Grands took
the reins Of leadership into his
own hands and rolled himself in
to first place for 3 game total
pin high with a mark of SGT. He
was followed closely by "Doc"
Kocialek with 539.
The Slovak Cath. SokoIs rolled
consistently, and took the odd
game from Steelton. Matthews
rolling was the bright spot Of
this match.
In spite of the fact that my
name appeared on the st. Cyril
: lineup and missed head pins by a
city block, the Saints took two
games from their old rivals of
Struthers. 1t was really Mike
Bellak - good old "silent Mike
who worked most devastation on
the Struthers gang. Jack LiptaE
was his chief lieutenant.
Tommy Williams looked best
for Struthers.
The Saints double victory
pushed them into tie for first
place with the Curleys. 1t may
not be for long however, as these
two leaders are scheduled next
week and Ossie Resch is already
thinking up new gyrations anC
gesticulations for everybody!
amusement.
The following are the 2O(
scores:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
COTTON ills
TO Be AIRED
AT MEETING

AUSTIN. Aug. 4. up. Cotton will
divide attention with oil here next
week when representatives of south
ern states gather to attempt to cur
tail production Of the south's main
crop.
Bankers. industrial leaders and
representatives Of farm organiza-
tons have been invited 70 a pre-
liminary session Monday. The con-
ference. called this week by Gov.
Ross s. Sterling. will be held Tues
day and Wednesday.
Discuss Surplus.
International coordinated action
10 reduce cotton acreage and there
by vine out the enormous surplus
and raise the price will be discussed.
The governor called the conference
at the unanimous request Of the
legislature OF this state. which pro-
duces about one-third OF the
nations cotton.
DR.. N. d. Buie OF Marlin. presi-
dent OF the East Texas Chamber or
Commerce: Houston Harte. Of San
Angelo. president OF the West Texas
Chamber OF Commerce. S. p. Storrs.
Alabama commissioner OF arrIcul-
ture. Col. Markham OF Tfptonville.
Tenn. personal representative OF the
governor OF that state. and Ross
Lawhon, mayor of North Little
Rock. Ark. were expected 10 be here.
Others who had signified their
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
THOUSAND VISIT
PHONE BUILDING

one thousand residents of
Brownsville attended the open
house Friday afternoon and even
ing OF the Rio Grande Valley Tele-
phone Co, in its new exchange
building on Washington. a check Of
registrations made Saturday BY e
E Mockbee, Brownsville manager,
revealed.
Office room OF the building was
crowded with flowers sent by local
firms and numerous letters and
kilograms Of appreciation were re-
ceived during the day.
Officials OF the company present
10 assist Mr. Mockbee in receiving
visitors included j. c. Paxton. gen.
eral manager. McAllen; j. j. Raidt.
auditor. McAllen: p. ID. Frisby.
plant superintendent. McAllerr c.
p. Sampson. sales manager. McAll-
en-: Mrs. w. I. WltherSp0on. traffic
manager. McAllen and John Tucker
manager OF the san Benito ex-
change.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
u. S. RESERVE
MAKES LOAN
TO ENGLAND

NEW YORK. Aug. !. Pi-The
worlds two gold-wealthy nations
TODAY dipped into their Golfers TO
fortify the chief center Of world
financial settlements.
This. in effect. was the co-opera-
tive extension of a credit OF $3.50
000,0 900 10 the Bank OF England by
the federal reserve system and the
Bank Of France.
Wall street bankers who discussed
informally the conclusion Of this
credit described it as a step OF
deep significance in the efforts to
restore world financial stability
through international cooperation,
Although New York and Paris
have risen as formidable rivals TO
London as important money centers
since the world war. London has
remained the principal center
through which world international
payments have been cleared.
While Wall street bankers have
been inclined 20 the view that Ger
many now must help herself for a
time before anything more can be
done for her. they have viewed as
unfortunate the drain upon Lon
don cold stocks. and have for several
days informally expressed willing
ness 10 aid the Bank Of England.
1t was explained in International
banking cilSles here that there is
no real comparison between th.e
London and Berlin situations.
France and the United States to-
Gether. hold more than 90 per cent
Of the worlds monetary gold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02

and slammed the door behind him,
armed only with a whip and a de-
lapldated chair. The animals be-
came unruly from the outset. They
repeatedly charged him. Slapplng
the chair with vicious blows.
The circus crowd sensed the
tenseneSS OF the situation and sat
breathless. After breath taking
work, Lorenzo unanswered one Of
the lions to a seat. The other. how
ever, refused 10 90 to his position.
The tanner advanced on him
cracking his whip and with chair
extended. Suddenly the lion leaped
over the chair onto the man, spraw-
ling him on the floor. The big cat
quickly pinned him. Men with
guns rushed TO the side OF the cage
and the crowd came to It's feet.
Instead Of attacking the man be-
meath its claws, the lion watched
the men with guns circling the
cage. One OF them grasped up a
large pipe and flourished 1t. The
lion released Lorenzo, who quickly
clambered from the cage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Brownsville Lion Tanner
= = = = = > = = =
MiracuIously Is Saved
y 4 X = \ X x \
Claus of

Pinned beneath an Infatuated,
snarlng lion, with a thousand peo-
pie standing helpleSSly BY, Jack
Lorenzo miraculously escaped death
here Friday evening.
The man was knocked down and
pinned by a Numidian lion when
he attempted 10 carry out an act
for the missing lion-tamer at the
Fernando Circus. which recently
came here from Mexico.
With the regular tanner barred By
American immigration laws. Loren
20. employe Of w. A. Snake" King.
agreed TO attempt the lion tanning
act. The cage was much smaller
than the mes in which he had
worked previously, and ne had neve
seen the animals before.
Lorenzo experienced difficulty IN
maneuvering the big cats away
from the door OF the cage before
entering. They Snarled and reared
at the strange tanner when he
cracked his whip to make them
move.
He stepped into the cage quickly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
OPEN SCHOOL !
BIDS MONDAY

Eight contractors are bidding on
a one-story. three-room tile and
stucco elementary school in Browns
vile and bids will be opened AZ
8 p. m. Monday by the board OF
education.
The following contractors are bid
ding: Velten C0nSt. Co. "A. w.
Neck * Son. Barnes & KENNY, s.
w. Mckenzie. Ralph Runsch and
ID. y. Redpath. all OF Brownsville:
Morrow & Leach OF San Benito and
Blythe a. DuerSon az Harrington.
$. w. Mckenzie got the contract
on a similar school with six rooms
on a bid OF sl9.207.
W. -. Van Siclen drew plans on
the building for which contract II
TO be let and r. II. Trimble on the
building on which contract has be a
let.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
WATER BOARD
HEARING SET
CBy staff Correspondent


HARLINGEN, Aug. The State
Beard OF Water Engineers will hold
a hearing Monday, August 81. on
application OF Cameron county Wa
ter Improvement District No. 10 TO
appropriate water for irrigation OF
the Adams Tract.
1t is expected to take water from
both the Rio Grande and Arroyo
Colorado for the district, which is
composed Of more than 5000 acres.
II is proposed 10 impound the wa
ter in reservoirs having q storage
capacity Of 8,477.12 acre feet.
With approval OF plans it is ex-
pected 70 call a bond election for
the issuance Of about $500 in
bonds 70 construct the proposed
system which will have a great
many concrete lined c ials and
concrete pipes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Exhibits
Planned For Fair

II is hoped to have a larger ex-
hibiton Of amateur and professional
photography az the Valley Mid
Winter Fair at Harrington this year
than ever before. according TO fair
officials.
The same claSSifications govern
ing the Eastman contest now under
way will be observed for the ANA
teur division with a night picture
classification added.
Professional classificatlons Will be
announced later.
Those interested In exhibiting
photographs AZ the fair should get
in touch with Harry Foehner. san
Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Record Shipments of Finest Quality Citrus Seen for Valley This Seaso,

intenticcsi of attending were M.
II. GoSsett. president OF the federal
land bank Of Houston, I. O. WAL
ton, president OF Texas A. & NJ, p.
w. Horn. president Of Texas Tech.
w. l.. Clayton or Houston. noted
cotton factor. G. 0. Moser OF New
Orleans. vice-president OF the
American Cotton Cooperative Assn,
Louis Wilson. Louisiana commission
r OF Agriculture. Sen. ". c. VIII
Hanson. president Of the Louisiana
Cotton Cooperative Assn. and r..
Arthur Edwards of Lake Charles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Brownsville Day
Set At Museum

A Brownsville day. for local peo-
cle 10 visit the Mexican Art exhi-
bit 70 be shown at the Witte Mu-
scum in San Antonio from Angus
II 70 September 2 Is being arranged.
This was announced in a letter
from Porter A. Whaley. general
manager of the San Antonio Cham
Der OF Commerce TO the Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce.
The exhibit was gathered BY
Dwight Morrow while he was am
basSadOr TO Mexico. and includes
work OF the most famous painters
Mexico ever produced.
Mr.. Whaley suggests a Browns
vile day. although II j. considered
that MANY Valley people will see
the exhibit throughout the time il
Is on display in San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Resolution

Whereas the al-wlSe Providence
has seen fit TO remove from our
midst Judge j. A. Graham. and,
Whereas. the state Of Texas, the
county Of Cameron. the city OF
Brownsville and particularly the
Brownsville Independent School
district. have suffered an irrepar-
able loss BY the passing Of this dis
tinguished citizen and friend;
Be II resolved by the board Of
education Of the Brownsville indie
dependent School district.
% Though his death has come
to us as a profound shock. we are
conso.ed by the thought that his
passing came at the end OF a long.
useful and well-spent life.
~ That when he was a mem
Der Of the board Of education. ne
gave untiringly Of his time and
service. and that his wisdom and
experience were very valuable 10
the board.
49, That TO his life companion
and TO the rest Of the family We
extend in the hour Of their be-
reavement the heartfelt sympathy
OF each member of this board, and
trust that they. too. may be con-
soled by the thought that his was
a life well filled with service and
regard for his fellow man. end
that his memory shall continue 10
live and be an inspiration 10 those
who knew and loved him.
tSigned) DR.. o. ". Lawrence,
President
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Attend Meeting

Sherwood Bishop. PRECEDENT Of the
Brownsville Rotary club and Harry
Banker will leave Sunday for
Laredo 10 attend the district con-
ference Of presidents and Secre-
taries. Mr.. Banker will act for
Harry Num-. secretary OF the
Brownsville club, who Is unable TO
attend.
All Valley Rotary clubs will be
represented at the two-day confer
ence. Mr.. Bishop states. and the
Harrington club is expected to send
a large delegation 10 greet Dr.. John
Crockett who assumes duties as
district governor at the conference.
DR.. Crockett attended the inter
national convention at Vienna and
Is preceding directly 10 Laredo on
his return 10 the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Fights Mosquitoes

Mosquito and malaria control
work in Cameron county has just
about been completed by A. G.
Chandler, professor Of biology at
Rice Institute. Houston who j. be-
ing employed by the state health
department during the summer,
and he viii spend August in Hidalgo
county doing similar work.
DR.. Chandler will 60 10 -fcAllen
first in Hidalgo county upon r.
quest of that city.
Elimination Of breeding laces for
mosquitoes is being sought first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
(BV Staff COrrnSDOndentl

by SIalt correspondent
SAN BENITO, Aug. l-Once the
advent OF a machine which would
take the place OF five men was III =
ed by industries.
In San Benito a machine which
can take the place OF five men Is
being replaced by that number OF
laborers in order TO reduce unem-
ployment.
The Valley Box and or .e Fac
tory has decided to pay the men
what it requires to operate he mac
hine with a guarantee OF $40 a
week TOR each man. The device re-
placed by the men can drive "a
nails at one t me.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
City Briefs

TO HOUSTON-Mrs. r. L. Mar
cues and her brother, VIM. Molina
left Saturday night for Houston
where they we're called TO the bed
side Of their mother who is critical
ly III.
Genuine Mexican dinners at
PoStoffice CAFE. Adv. >
In Mexico City-ErneSto Hino-
tosl, Jr., les Saturday morning
for a fifteen day vacation trip 70
Mexico City. He will visit relatives
and friends while there.
Seven and n half foot full
weight cotton picker sacks. &c:
twenty per cent discount on lawn
mowers: screen doors $2.25 each:
water hose. &c per foot: new live
rubber auto tubes, 75c: water pipe;
bath tubs etc.-Salvage Co, From
ton Street. Adv.
To Laredo-H. NitiShin, manager
OF the Kew-Pie dress manufacture
ing plant here. has gone 10 Laredo
for a few days to look over the
plant Of the company there.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
relieves sore eyes from gnatS and
tired eye. Adv. 30
You'll never regret attending
Brownsville variety stores August
liquidation sale No. /, 1916 l4th ST.,
No. 2, il2 IL Washington. Adv.
A Foot Clinic VIII be he'd at
500 State National bank building
wednesday, August S, nine till five
o'clock. Examination free. Call Or
Amorette Blcdsoe. It'll. or DR.. II.
c. Sample, 1902, for appoint
ment. ADV.
i am re-opening my office Aug.
2, after a two weeks absence dur
ing which time I attended a Foot
Specialists Convention and took
a special course in my line OF prac-
tice. DR.. z. Hillinger. foot special
ist, San Benito Highway. phone
6023F11 San Benito. ADV.
Leaves Saturday-Lawrence Nit
chell left Saturday for San Anton
10. He will be accompanied on his
return trip by his mother. who will
spend the month Of August with
him
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
HARLINCEN MAY
CALL ELECTIONS
CBy Staff Correspondent,

HARLINGEN. Aug. Three
elections postponed several months
ago because OF a technically. may
be called again at Wednesday
nights meeting OF the city commits
sion. II was said Saturday.
One election was TO .ecide whath-
er the unpaved street between the
two junior high school buildings
should be closed 10 traffic, another
TO decide whether a franchise
should be granted the Missouri Pa
cific for a switch between Jackson
and Van Buren, streets in the new
industrial addition and the third
TO decide whether a portion OF
West st. near the Aldridge-Kimmell
Hardware Co. should be closed and
a small triangle sold to the Amer
lean Legion Is a site for q club
house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
new TRACTS
Are LOADED
TOCAPACITY

h1GF@NAaA W 4AAC 4ACldlU.1
MISSION, Aug 1.-The lower Rio
Grande Valley will have the finest
quality citrus fruit this fall and
winter that ii has ever shipped
out, in the opinion of +. G. Whittle-
eey, field manager for the Texas
Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange.
Mr.. WhittleSey expressed this
opinion after a thorough investiga-
ticn Of the citrus orchards Of the
Valley.
He said that all records for an
nual shipment will be broken dur
Ing the coming season, barring
calamities.
1900 Cars Predicted
A crop of from 5000 TO 1000 ears
has been predicted, as compared
TO tho record Of q little over 5000
airs during the 1929-30 season. Mr.
Whittlesey did nor make carload
predictions.
He said, however, that the field
In the lower part Of the Valley,
Cameron county and surrounding
section, will not be much larger
than last year. The big increase IS
In the upper section Of the Valley,
from Mercedes west and north,
where a number of large tracts are
coming into bearing for the first
time. and where the trees are
loaded TO capacity.
Most OF the large paintings in
the lower part of the Valley have
been made during the past three
years, and will not bear this fall.
Mr.. Whittlesey said the market
conditions are not normal, but ex-
poets a crop OF 10000 carloads as
compared TO the $4,000 carloads
crop last year. This. the principal
competition to the Valley in grape
fruit, will help greatly.
More Oranges
Another unusual feature OF the
citrus season this year is that
oranges will show a larger percent
age than usual as compared TO
grapefruit. About 80 per cent Of the
crop this fall will be oranges, Mr..
Whittlesey said.
Preparations are now being made
for the opening Of the a and
w. A. Cannon, IN charge Of the
state fruit inspection work. will
arrive some time this week TO locate
inspection stations over the Valley,
and to confer with growers and
shippers about the enforcement Of
the maturity laws.
The small crop In Florida, and
the small Cameron crop, are ac-
counted fer by the same weather
conditions--a cool spring.
The weather was so cool that
the flowers on the older and larger
trees did not open properly and
were not ~pollenized.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Hunting Licenses
Present Puzzle
an Staff Corresnondentl


SAN BENITO. Aug. The state
game. fish and oyster Ommission
puzzled over a peculiar situation
according 70 Tom Campbell who
has been endeavoring 10 get copies
of the new game laws.
The state has sold a great many
hunting licenses on which IS print
ed the statement that whitening
ed dove shooting season opens Aug
ust 8. The licenses. sold last year,
do not expire until Aug. 80. The
season on white wings las been
changed 10 open Aug. 20.
The question is whether the hunt
er VIII be able TO start shooting
white wings Aug. 8 as covered by
the license or Aug. 20 under the
new law. The commission has re-
fused to send out copies Of the new
regulations until this matter is
threshed out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Auto Recovered

SAN BENITO, Aug IA light
automobile belonging 10 F. F.
McCreight or Raymcndville was
found abandoned near here Sat-
urdav morning.
A boy is said 70 have gotten IN
the a az Raym0ndville and
driven of. His identity Is said 10
be known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Torres Rites Set

Funeral services for Luis Torres,
meat market proprietor who died
Friday evening. will be conducted
at 4 p. m. Sunday from the Mex
lean Presbyterian church.
Torres died as the result OF in
juries received when he fell from
a horse Is days ago.
He had been proprietor OF a meat
market on the city square for the
past Is years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Water Consumption
Doubles In City

Water consumption in Brownsville
has increased so materially since the
opening OF the new filtration plant
that ID has become necessary 10
practically double the pumping
capacity. city officials announce,
and the city Is advertising for bids
for an additional pump.
Prior TO the installation Of the
new plant, the peak 8 TO 8 hour
consumption was at the rate OF 3
million gallons a day. and has in
creased TO a rate OF 4 l-2 million
gallons for the same peak period,
Mayor r. B. Rentfro states.
The plant conceded by experts
to be one OF the most modern in
Texas. has been in operation less
than 3 months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
SAN BENITO
BRIEFS

SAN BENITO. Aug. When a
canine left in the care OF Henry
ADDISON, local merchant. got in
front of an automobile and was
knocked cold ADDISON thought 1t
was just another dog gone" ana
dragged him into a nearby clump
Of weeds. The other day ADDISON
thought he was seeing a canine
ghost when the dead" dog reap
peared.