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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

husz dollarra, anit mem az oto-
dix. avenuen lev6 viragosnak fl
zettem, hanem amit ugy loptam
el egy tenderloini csardaban.
Mert, isnetlem, szazszor meg
probaltam szepiteni az ugyet,
miota az megtortent, de a dol
gon valtoztatni nem tudtam. A
husz dollart en- elloptam. Es
akarmilyen megatalkodott 60
nosztevonek is tartanak egyen-
ketten, meg ma sem tudtaln a
dolgot egeszen megbanni.
Mar vagy ket hetig New
Yorkban tanya ztunk es nagyon
Wig eletet folytattunk.
A Bowery akkor meg mas volt.
Ahol ma fenyes kirakatok all
max egymas mellett, Oft csarda
csarda hatan, lebuj lebuj hatan
gubbaszkodott es csak Saliva
ton Army i1nahazai, meg in
gyen-kenyer intezmenyei lehel-
tex egy kis fagyos levegot abba
a Macy es baratsagos melegseg-
be, ami ezekb6l helyekbol XII
aradt.
Matrozok, rakparti munkasok,
zsebtolvajok, csavargok, lecsu-
szott ucca-lanyok vidam tanyaja
volt a Bowery, amelynek egy-
egy nagyobb szalonjaban a XII
naitol es a Kanaktol kezdve min
den nemzetiseg kepviselve volt
estenkent.
Rendesen otto zott emberek es-
te feltek lemenni a Boweryra,
hacsak mem olyan elokelosegek
viziteltek, akiket titkos rendorok
kisertek, de mem volt az az ucca
baratsagos nappal sem a mem
odavalo e1nberek szamara.
Akik azonban rongyokban jar
tax, akik hozzatartoztak, vagy
rokonsagot tudtak kimutatni Il
legszegenyebb alvilaggal, vagy
akik kemenyen dolgoztak es az
okliik is kemeny volt, vagy akik
a Bowey-bicskatol mem feltek,
azok estenkent a szorakozason
kivil melegseget es - baratsa-
got talaltak azokban a lebujok-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

Ugyanolyan volt a Tenderloin,
de oft a negerek voltak tobb-
segben.
Ahol ma a Pennsylvania allo-
mas es a Gimbel Brothers biisz-
Ike Macy aruhaza diszelegnek,
oda huszonot evvel ezelott es-
tenkent csak a nagyon bator,
vagy nagyon nincstelen embe-
rex meres zkedtek es rendorok
csak masodmagukkal voltak haj-
landok a Tenderloinban patrolt
jarni.
Ebben a ket varosreszben toll
tottilk a napjainkat, inert ezekbe
tartoztunk.
A Tenderloinba, igaz, inkabb
csak nappal mereszkedtiink, es-
tenkent lel1uzodtunk Bowery-
ra, ahol ha volt penziink, Ho-
tel Alligator adott tiz centert
ejeli szallast fejenkent, ha mem
volt penzlnk, akkor a Hotel
e-Gink-be hu zodtunk.
Akkoriban csak ct cent kel-
lett hozza, hogy az enber Jol-
lakjek, hiszen a legszegenyesebb
csardaban is oft volt a "free
lunch" aldott intezmenye, ahol
olvasatlanul vagta be az ehes
ember sandwicheket "a sor
melle.
Mem ment eppen rosszul a
sorunk, ait a par centet, anire
sziksegiink volt, valahogy min
dig oss zeracketeeroztuk magunk
max, csakhogy akkor meg EFT az
elegans kifejezest mem ismertiik.
Neha egy-egy csardat kipucol-
tunk ct centert, neha Two-Bits
Mike-nak akadt valaki horog-
ra, akarom mondani dice-ra.
amin 8 mindig nyert, neha az
ucca sarkan alltunk es ha meg
szolitottunk vagy szaz embert,
egy-egy niklit csak szereztunk
magunknak.
A Bowery-n volt a hires
Miners Theatre, amirol regenyt
kellene irni az utokornak.
Akkor epitettek, mikor meg
Bowery elokel6 negyed volt,
mikor abban opera eloadasokat
rende ztek, de ahogy varos
eszaknak epult ahogy Bowe-
ry-t meghoditotta es elfoglalta
szegenyseg, Miners Theatre
b6l bizony csak olcso burleszk
szinhaz lett. Az volt az en- idom-
ben, mikor a Bowery engem is
lehuzott magahoz.
Es az volt egesz negy evvel
ezelottig, mikor tortenelmi ne
vezetessegu szinhaz befejezte a
palyafutasat es leegett.
A Miners Theatre-ben heten-
kent legalabb egyszer elmentiink.
Es akarmilyen furcsan es hi
hetetlenul hangzik, nem azert
mentunk, hogy "leg show ban
gyonyorkodjunk.
Bar azok is kedelyes iigyek
voltak.
A kozonseg, amely matro zok-
Dol, kikotomunkasokbol, csirke-
fogokbol keriilt XII, rendesen ma
gyon fesztelenul erezte magat.
Observation-Disclosures az eloadas-
ba, neha beledanoltak kisasz-
szonyok notajaba, neha kipiszeg-
tex egy-egy szerepl6t.
Az igazi kedves, meleg, ke-
delyes estek azonban azok vol
tax, mikor az amatorok fellep-
tex. Ezekre az eloadasokra egesz
biztosan e1mentiink.
Tough volt a szinhaz kozon-
sege, de tough volt szinhaz is
Amat6r-esteken mindenki fel-
lephetett, hogy bemutassa tu-
domanyat es akinek jateka ma
gyon megtetszett, az dijakon
kiviil nikliket meg dajmokat is
b6sSgesen kapott a kozonsegt6l
De akinek a jateka mem tet-
szett, ait nemcsak kipiszegtek
l. ~o.,. c:oU1>1o1 ~1&Lo a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
AMERIKAI MAGYAR EuRLAP
Husz dollar l1leseie

Egy ilyen kedves, kellemes
amator-esten szakadt rank a va
rattan csapas, ami belesodort
abba a bizonyos husz dollarba.
Negyen voltunk cinborak, a.
xix kozul harman nagyon vekony
dongakkal voltunk ellatva.
Nekem semlni bajom nem
volt, csak eppen hogy nagyon
sovany voltam, de hat a dzsun-
gel kosztjan mem hizik az en-
Der koverre es tehervonatok
kozt valo ugralas mellett mem
kell golfozni, hogy az ember le-
fogyjon.
Two-Bits Mike horpadtmelli,
fazos gyerek volt, alSi mindig
kohecselt telidoben.
Spotty, feketeszemii, ragyas-
kept, mindig jokedvii kis me-
xicoi csavargo lats zolag mem
volt beteg, de a hideg eghajla-
| tot mem birta.
Sonorai gyerek volt es a hi
deggel mem ismerkedett meg,
csak mikor veliink felhuzodott a
deli al1amokbol
Spotty veszedelmesen k0ho-
gott, amivel azonban valami So
kat mem torodtiink. Mem ritka
az plyasmi, ha az ember a
dzsungelban, a box-kareban, vagy
a Hotel Alligatorban tanyazik.
Azon bizonyos esten azon-l
ban a Miners Theatreban bizo-
nyara fist is nagyon banthat-
ia, inert termeszetesen a szin-
hazban Hassan cigarettak ez-
reit szivtak estenkent egy-
szerre csak elkezdett fuldokolva
kohogni.
Olyan rolarna volt, hogy ell
ajult es erosen kopte a vert, mi
kor magahoz teri.
Nagyon megijedtiink es ket-
segbeesetten hagytuk oft a szin-
| hazat.
Veltink volt Three-finger Joe
is, aki eros kansasi farmer gye-
rex volt es aki meg sem tudta
erteni, hogy beteg lehet az en-
Der tizennyolc-husz ewes kora-
ban.
| O volt az egyetlen amerikar
flu kozottiink, 8 ismerte a dor
gest a legjobban es ait ajanlot-
ia, hogy Spottyt vigyuk be a
korhazba.
Spotty hallani sem akart a
dologrol.
Bar kohoges minden ct perc-
ben ki-kiszakadt bel6le bar a
szemei konnyeztek es szikraztak
kohogestol, mosolyogva er6sit-
gette, hogy mar jol van, hogy
csak a dohanyftst ment a mel
lere es konyorgott, hogy ne
vigyiik a "spitalba".
Nagyon szerettiik Spottyt, ma
gyon meg is erdemelte, hogy
szeressiik es vegul is AIT hata-
roztuk, hogy levisszuk a delvi-
dekre. Floridabol csak Jackson
villet ismertuk es ait hittiik,
hogyha oda lejuttatjuk a bara-
tunkat, akkor biztosan meggyo-
gyul.
Penzii azonban, termeszete-
sen, mem volt, tehervonaton Pc
dig mem erkezett volna elve a,
baratunk Jacksonvillere.
Penzt kellett surg6sen szerez-
mink.
Masnap reggel Spottyt ott-
hon hagytuk az Alligatorban 5
mi harman haromfele rohantunk,.
hogy penzt keressiink.
Szalonro1 szalonra mentiink,
hogy kitakaritast felajanljuk,
de estig harman mindossze het-
ven centet tudtunk osszeszedni.
Amib61 a negyiink szallasa negy-
ven cent volt amibol Spottyt
meleg etel1el is ellattuk.
Csiggedten iiltiink hotelban
s vegiil is Mike kiadta jelszot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

- idllSldOl SLdS oZlNCSCIl DCllld-
sirozna nemet birodalomba,
hogy Hitlert idejeben megfe-
kezze, ha mem feline t6le, hogy
egy ilyen lepest ma mem tur el,
mem engedhet meg Europa.
Nemetorszag regen bent lenne
Australian, ha mem hinnek, hogy
hitleristak Oft ugy is atveszik
AZ uralmat, onkent fognak
Nemetorszaghoz csatlakozni.
A nemet kormany szivesen fell
forditana Europa bekejet, ha a
4 francia es orosz kormanyok
mem kozeledtek volna az utolso
fekvben egymashoz, ha re-
melhetne hogy a nyugati hatal-
max karpotolnak a vilaghaboru
vesztesegeiert Oroszorszag szan-
lajara.
Olaszorszag nyugtalanul nezi
a Balkan allamok szovetseget, es
ha mem lenne tekintettel a fran
cia vasgyirire, reges-regen be-
1e ugrott volna a balkani tilz-
feszekbe.
Europaban hat egymast egyen-
sulyozzak pillanatnyilag a xii
lonbozo erdekek, de csak egy
szikra kell es a pusztito haboru
kirobban.
A tavol-keleten mar joforman
ez a szikra sem hianyzik.
Japan ugyan baratsagot eskii-
SILK az orosznak. de elkovet min
dent, hogy a haborut felidezze.
Oroszorszag nviltan fenyegeti
Japant, inert AIT 'iszi, hogy vele
lennenek egy haboru eseten =
legalabb jo akaratu semlegesseg-
ben feher hatalmak.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok koruna
nya valoszinuleg mem borulna
gyaszba, ha Oroszorszag es ia
pan leszamolnanak egymassal,
inert ugy ereznek, hogy barme
lyik fel vesztesege nyeresege
lenne a tokes rendszerre felepi-
tett feher hatalmaknak
Es inert Kina tehetetlen Macy
testen hamarosan meg kell osz-
toni, valoszinu, hogy a haborut
soka mem is fogjak elkerulni.
Esq nelkul siet minden kor-
many fegyverkezni, es ha mem
lenne szaz Okla a haborunak =
amelyek majdnem mindegyike
az ostoban bunos ''beke"-szer-
zodesben keresendo akkor
maga fegyverkeze zes nagy mere
tel ait elobb-utobb felideznek.
Hogy egy haboru NIT hozna a
vilagra, AIT felesleges ecsetel-
nunk.
A katonakon, a hadseregeken
kiviil ezuttal a civil lakossag is
belle kerulne a tuzvonalba, inert
levegobol mem a hadseregeket,
hanem varosokat, az ipartele-
peket bombaznak elsosorban.
OFT tudnanak artani a legtobbet
es a leggyorsabban az ellenseg-
mex.
Valos zinu, hogy egy altalanos
haboru ennek a jelenlegi civiliza-
cionak teljes ossze-omlasaval
*regzodnek, megis rohannak,
6rl ten rohannak az "allamfer-
fiaklak' nevezett politikusok a
Laboru fele.
Lassuk, hogy ezenkivul mix
lehetosegek kulonbozo ALA
mokban.
Franciaorszagban forrongas
van.
Nemetorszagban ugyan csend
van, mint temetoben, de mem
lehet hinni, hogy a hamu alatt
tizenket millio volt szocialista
Is kommunista nemet munkas
meg lenne hitlerizmussal e1e-
gedve.
Australian tenyleges polgar-
haboru van, ha az agyuk meg
el mem is dordultek.
Romaniaban bomban nyug-
SILK a kiraly es talan a kiraly-
sag, Yugoslaviaban a diktatura
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
kedves kiIatasok
Cubaban anarchia van, es

III dudiIlIdNlIdk lHtS n1llCS VCSc
A vilag, koztik az Egyesult
Allamok, meg mem nyugodtak
belle, hogy Japan harmincot mill
Ito embert egyszeriien levagott
a paralizalt Kina testerol bar
Manchukuo bab-kiralyanak a fe-
jere koronat tesznek marciusban
az az allan meg mines elismerve
Kinaban harom frakcio oli
egymast. hetenkent atlag ket-
ezer embert olnek meg ezekben
a 'kisebb' helyi haborukban
Mem beszelunk a Chaco
frontrol, ahol szabalyszerii ha-
boru folyik ket allan kozt.
Ez ma helyzet, es mindenki
levonhatja belole a sajat veleme-
nyet, hogy milyen kilatasaink
vannak a jovore.
Minden anya megallapithatja
hogy mifele remenysegekre es
eshetosegekre newell a gyerme-
keit, es minden fatal ember el-
gondolhatja, hogy hanyfele fe-
nyegeti st a haboru veszelye.
Mert Chaco frontot ugyan
lehetett lokalizalni, de ha a ha-
boru tavol keleten, vagy Ell
ropaban talal kitorni, akkor abba
belesodrodunk mindnyajan.
Es ma eleg hozza egy oriilt,
vagy egy gonos ztevo, hogy ha-
boru atkozott szikrajat kirob-
bantsa.
Egy oriilt nemet 6rmester.
vagy egy 6rult japan katona
langba borithatjak az egesz villa
got, es a neutrality-suspicious. che
sen varjak, lesik, hogy hcl akad-
ma egy ilyen gonosztev6.
Mert a municios erdekeltsegek
termeszetesen kihasznaljak EFT a
helyzetet, a lapokban a legte-
bolyitobb renitesi propaganda
viszik vegbe es a nem zetek ijedt-
seget lazza fokozzak.
Ahol tegnap egy hadihajot cpl
tettek, oft ma hatrol beszelnek,
ahol szaz ropulo gepet akartak
ADM a hadseregnek, oft ma ezret
csinalnak, Angliaban mar az
egyes megyeket es varosokat- is
rabirtak, hogy epitsenek had-
ropuloket maguknak.
Ma nincsen ero, ma nincsen
szervezet, amely ezt a pusztu-
lasba vezeto aramlatot meg
tudna allitani, vagy amely mas
iranyba tudna nemzetek ener-
giajat terelni.
A diktatorok csak a nemzeti-
segi tuz elesztese aran tudnak
uralmon maradni, es soviniz-
mus pusztito tize eg a nepek
sziveben.
A vilag proletarjai, az agyu-
toltelekek, akiket mindig ha "a
jelszava alatt, de mindig a hadi
profiteerek erdekeben kijldenek
a halalba. ma el vannak azzal
foglalva, hogy sajat nemzeti ell
nyomoik ellen kuzdenek, es nem
birnak sehol olyan hatalommal,
amely utjat alma a kormanyok
Griletenek.
Csak egy modon tudnak talan
lemersekelni EFT haborus ke-
szulodest.
Ha megertetnek a munkasok
minden egyes allan kormanya-
val, hogy hadiizenet eseten, mi
kor fegyvert adnanak keziik-
be, fegyverek csovei visszafele
fordulnanak.
Hogy mem azok ellen a tobbi
szerencsetlen proletarok ellen
mennenek a harcba, akiket a
mask kormany iizne halalba,
hanem elnyomoik ellen, akik-
kel fegyverek ne1kiil nem birnak
Ha EFT latnak a kormanyok
hogy forrada1mak veszedelme
nelkil mem adhatnak fegyvert
az elnyomott munkassag kezebe,
akkor a haborut esetleg ketszer
is meggondolnak.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
Babson Lauds
Gold Policy

Tampa, Fla.-President Robse-
velt's gold plans will stabilize the
dollar and encourage trade, in the
view Of Roger Babson, noted eco
nomist, of Boston and Babson Park,
Fla.
president Roosevelt has done a
very clever thing" Babson sad re j.
garding the Presidents intention
to take over all gold monetary
stocks and revalue. the dollar at so
cents, although Senator Glass may
be justified in questioning It's hon
esty.
with a large amount of geld
in the Treasury, the government
will be able to issue several millions
of additional currency, secured by
gold on a sound basis.
with gold bid up by the RFC
to nearly double its statutory price,
the President claims the government
needs only half as much to secure
the outstanding currency.
"lhe Democratic platform took
a position for sound currency, and
Mr.. Roosevelt backed this plat
form.
However, this move will stabil-
ize the dollar, encourage trade md
facilitate borrowing and lending
abroad.
"The dollar value has been bob
bing up and down. When people
didn't know the value of the dollar
they fastened to buy or sell, thus
greatly retarding foreign trade"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
Rural School Outlook;
North Carolina Better
FRIDAY, JAN. rs, 1884.

Conditions are improving for
the country school boy and girl in
North Carolina, and a more en-
couraging outlook is seen for the
new year, according to a research
bulletin of the National Educational
association that is just off the press.
The trend is upward despite
discouraging reports from other
southern states, the increase of the
term being five per cent for the
current session.
A better showing might have
been revealed, had all the teachers
in the 100 counties, or the officials
thereof, made reports on conditions.
Only "a per cent of the counties
have been heard from, and much
of the data as to the state is esti-
mated.
Taking past reports as a basis,
it is estimated that as to salaries,
1873 teachers in the state are
receiving less than $3.50 a year,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
Will Aliot Cotton
For Parity Payments

Cotton growers should thorough
ly acquaint themselves with the
individual farm allotment for farms
brought under the 1934-35 cotton
contract, for it will play an import
ant part in determining adjustment
payments from the government,
according to County Agent w. G..
Yeager.
The allotment for each farm is
40 percent of the average annual
production during the 192S-32 base
period. The exact poundage is
figured by multiplying the average
annual acreage of the period by
the average yield per acre and then
taking 40 percent of the result.
For an example, a grower with
"a five-year average of 40 acres in
cotton with an average yield of
200 pounds to the acre would have
an average production of 5000
pounds. Forty percent of this
would be 5000 pounds, which
would be his individual domestic
allotment.
The domestic allotment has been
set at 40 pecenr of the average an
nual yield because in past years 40
per cent of the national crop wa:
consumed in the United States
The other 60 percent was exported
or held over. This 40 percent rep
PRESENTS the amount of cotton from
which the government al coun,
ION collecting the processing tax to
furnish funds for rental and parity
payments.
Dean l. O. Schaub, State College
has pointed out that to allow one
grower a larger allotment than hi;
past production warrants would re-
suit III lIc dllOlIlleIltS VI Olllel
growers being cut below their just
figure, since the total individual.
domestic allotments cannot amount
to more than the domestic allot-
ment for the State. The State,
domestic allotment has been figured
on its average past production just
as are the allotments for individual
farms.
The cotton contracts guarantee
a parity payment of not less than
one cent a pound on the farmers
domestic allotment. This means a
payment of at least Sc a bale on 40
percent of the average production
of cotton during the base period.
This payment is in addition to the
rental payments and the increased
prices the farmers will get when
they market their crop, it was
pointed out.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

hi. FIR. Gjertsen skillful crowd and
I'm proud to BE- one of them. With
Admiral Byrd we're going to make
aviation history.
1t is an unparalleled opportun-
~ for me to train with all types
ae%ronautical equipment BIZ
piane, monoplane, autogiro single
and twin engines from 120 to 525
h.p.-very latest Instruments. radio
and other eQulpment-every kind of
landing gear including pontoons,
wheels and Skis. All the planes,
,eady for quick use, r in the holds
except the big Condor which is T.
the after deck on a special era
with it's wings extending out ovt.
the water On each side. The pecu-
liarly hazardous position of this
machine has several times affected
the course of our vessel, especially
in the gales we have met. Commo-
dore Gjertsen must frequently man.
euvre the ship so the Condor won't
be ripped overheard by the wind.
Yesterday (Jan. 4 with you
Jan. 8 with us) Admiral p I'd. with
June at the controls. d. Bowlln.
Peter and Peterson, maue another
grand flight in the Condor. Mark 1t
on your club maps-along the 117th
Meridian from 1866 west 6975
south $50 miles to 1890 south and
back. Use a blue pencil for this
flight and keep your map very
carefully A little later we're going
to announce a contest for the most
accurate maps kept by club mem
bers Instead of finding land. as he
thought he might, Admiral Byrd
reported that nothing but sea ice
was visible and the Eastern coast
Of the supposed Antarctic contin-
-nt is still undiscovered In fact.
the flight allowed the Admiral to
4 that approximately 100000
square miles of unknown territory,
'hich explorers have thought
a,ignt be part of the Antarctic land.
80 officially be put down on fu-
Ere maps as Pacific Ocean"
Seems to me that if this Expedition
2c1omplishes nothing else, this one
eSrtoi alton flight. coupled with the
nne on Dec. %, has established a
nigh value for this trip. But don't
worry! We're going to do q lot Of
other big things.
ia getting a bit fed up with ice
t"rgs and their terrifying collisions
a fights with each other. Admiral
i,yft few over one we could see
from the ships miles long and
l"uf miles wide. imagined
Whan | left Harvard thought /
was through with school forever.
Not SO. Together with the rest of
the crowd on board / have been
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
SENT FOR WOOD, MAN
STAYS AWAY 20 YEARS

Loudon, Tenn.-'Here's that
wood" Robert Byrd greeted his
mother, after a two-decade absence.
Robert had gone to Texas instead
of the woodpile when his mother,
Mrs. John Byrd, sent him for wood
20 years ago. She hadn't heard
from him until he came home when
he heard she was i'll and remember
ed to bring in an armful of wood
with him.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

psi t A
while 1888 are being paid below
$3.50. The average number of pu-
pills to a teacher is 40. During the
current ytar's work, Is schools have
been closed, and $50 children have
been affected being for the most
part transferred to other schools.
General retrenchment has been
practiced all along the line, and i'll
this respect colleges and universe
ties have also adopted a policy to
keep going on the smallest sums
possible, and at the same time
maintain their high standards.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
Another Wonderful Flight

IN BOARD THE BYRD FLAG
SHIP JACOB RUPERT: (vla
Mackay Radio) Jan. 4: And now.
after three months in the engine
room of this great steel oil burn
ing ship, l am starting on the sec
ond and most important phase of
my training as An Antarctic ex-
plorer and aviator. | have been as
signed at last to the aviation de-
partment! Now l am working d.
rectly under that great flyer. Harold
June, of Darien. Stamford and
Bridgeport, Conn, the Expeditions
chief aviator and the other men,
bers OF The hyins unit They are
paul Swan of Washington Kan
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

Clears Up Sluggish,
Dull FEELING

"I have used Thedford's Black
Draught for constipation for a
long time, and find it gives relief
for this trouble" writes Mrs.
Frank Champion, of Wynne, Ark.
Il think it is good for spells
caused from gas on the stomach.
If l get up in the morning feeling
dull and sluggish, a dose of Black
Draught taken three times a day
will cause the feeling to pass away,
and in a day Or two l feel like a
new person. After many years of
use we would not exchange Black
Draught for any medicine"
Psf you haze CHILDREN, give
them the net1, pleasamt-tastin0
SYRUP of T~hedtord's Black-Draughk.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

Are. you muslcai!'
eNo!"
We'll quit fiddling around my
:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

sas; l. Schloss-
bach, Of Bradley
Beach. N. j.; Ralf
Smith. of Freder-
icktown. o hio;
William Bowlin,
of Indianapolis;
William Nc Cor
mack. OF Lans-
downe, Pa. and
E. J. Demas, of
Washington, D C.
They're a fine
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
BEEN SMOKING 81 A

Fort Wayne, lnd.-.James Treecc
who just celebrated his hundredth
birthday, attributes his long life to
hard work, plenty of exercise, and
smoking. A constant pipe smok-
er, he says he began smoking at the
age Of nine.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
PATROLMEN ARREST So

Raleigl1-State highway patrol
men in December travelled 90,486
miles, arrested So motorists for
violating traffic laws, warned s.
924 law violators and collected
73,0S3.25 of the state treasury.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26
CAUSES FIRE

Oklahoma City-Corky, julius
Merson's fox terrier, thought he
knew what to do when the ignited
a piece of paper with which he had
been playing before a fire. He ran
with the burning paper into a
clothes closet and dropped it. Dam
age was $50.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

$50 you want a position as steno-
grapher, young lady? What are
your qualifications"
"Well-my father is a bad shot"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-01-26

Austere Aunty-"Young man,
don't argue with me. Why, I
knew you when you were but a
wicked gleam in your fathers eye"
Evening star., 1934-05-02

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