davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Vrahern milenky.

V Boston, Mass, F. R. Welt,
3Olety SLEEPY zebrak, byl uvez-
men ma obvinen1 z vrazdy re
,shodil svoji polo-slepou spolec-
nici, Hazel Martinovou, 26, z
hoteln1ho okna. Zabila Sc.
Welt udal, re vyhodil d1vku
z 3. patra hotelu Vendor CO
"cin milosrdenstv1'', protoze
sam byl bez centu a obaval Sc,
re jeho mila Dude stradati.
Mrtvola d1vky byla nalezena
pod oknem hotelu, kdyz stekot
jej1ho maleho ps1ka ma nj upo-
zornil zr1zence hotelu. Welt
neudal pr1cinu proc take PISA
vyhodil "a dfvkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Proti zakonu o farmarske
uleVS

Federaln1 soudcove ma jihu
a jihozapade projednavali "a.
loby proti jednotlivym clan.
kun farmaTskeho 1levneho "a
kona, tax zvaneho AAA., a '
kazd6m pffpadu jej porazeli
Obvodn1 soudce v Sherman
Texas, prohlasil "a ne1stavni
zakon Bandhead1v, ktery pfi-
DELUXE kazdemu farmari mnoz-
stvi bavlny, jiz smf odevzdati
do dzinu. Soudce We SVEN
rozhodnut1 prohlasuje a veil
kym ddrazem, re zakon ten ne
nj nic1m jinym neil spatne "a
krytym pokusem rozhodovati O
tom, kolik bavlny smf kdo pc
stovati, j kdyz Sc to zakryva
zdanen1m.
V Houston rozhodl federalni
soudce, re upravovan1 cen die
AAA. jakoz i licensovanf W.
vozu ovoce jest prot 1stave.
Vlada, prostrednictvfm sekre-
taTe zemedelstvf Wallacea "a
dala u soudu O zastavovacf roz-
kaz prot jiste ovocnarske fir
me V Rio Grande Valley, ably
nesm6la vyvazeti oranze a
grapefruit, snad vsak zastavo-
vaci rozkaz odeprel.
V Birmingham, Alabama,
vydal federaln1 soudce zasta-
vuj1cf rozkaz prot Wade, zapo-
vidaj1cf il vyb1rani procesnf da-
ne z bavlny a veprd. Ucinil tax
ma zaklade zaloby, kterou pc
dalo sest alabamskych firem.
Take V jinych castech zeme
jednaly soudy podobne. V
Newarku prohlasil soudce ma
federaln1m distriktnim soudu
zakon AAA. Ia neustavn1 a "a
kazal vybfranf procesni dane.
We Fargo, Severn1 Dakota, wy
dial soudce Andrew Miller "a
stavovac1 rozkaz prot vyb1ran1
procesnf dane ma psenici re
statn1ho mlyna a elevatoru, ma
tn dobu, nezli nejvyss1 soud O
1stavnosti rozhodne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26

zeny, kterym jsou elektrick6
i jine lednicky dosud pf1lis ORA
he, must 81 v let6 vypomahati
jinym zpGsobem, ably So jim
potraviny lined nekazily. Jsou-
Ii V byte kachlova kamna, wei
st1 dobTe otvor, kan Sc prikla-
da uhlf, vylozf jej cistym papf-
rem a nechaj1 dv1rka ma neko-
lik centimetr6 otevrena. Staly
prdvan pFinas1 ochlazen1. Do
~vafovac1 buben, ktery kona do
bre sluzby zine, hod1 Sc i k
zachovanf chadnych pokrmd v
lete. K ochlazovan1 masla Sc
dostanou jiz velmi LEVINE nadob
ky z kameniny i patentn1 z alu-
NINA, ktere mono brati s Sc
bou ma turistku. Thermos nam
V lete rovnez kona vyborne
sluzby. Jest jen tTeba, aby-
chom tam nalili tekutinu sku-
tecne cerstvou a studenou. Nile
ko, omacky, stavy z mas i po-
levky, dali Sc takto uschovati i
V nejvets1m parnu aspon do
druheho dine. Jinou starou me-
thodou k uchovan1 mleka jest,
nalejeme-li je do hlinene nado-
by a postav1me do cerstve vo-
dy. Pres nadobu S mlekem roz-
prostreme cisty Sat, jehoz kon-
ce spadaj1 do vody. Vyparo-
van1m vody mad mlekem Sc
vzduch patricne ochlazuje. Sy-
ry a chleb mono DAFT do nado-
by nebo krabice a zabaliti do
vlhke uterky. Salaty a Tedvi-
cky, jakoz i jinou zeleninu
vlozfme do missy kor1nkem
vzhdru a pokryjeme vlhkym
Satem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26

Vodu, We ktere Sc varila ry-
re, nikdy nevylejme. PTidame-
Ii do vody, kterou chceme pra-
tt, pomdze nam lehce odstrani-
tt sp1nu, nebot vodu zmekcuje.
Phi pran1 zaclon nahradi velmi
dobfe skrob. Linoleum neo-
myvejme nikdy obycejnou vo-
dou, nybrz odvarem z rye, ma
cez je dobre do sucha vytreme
cistym hadrem. Tim dostane
linoleum nejen lesk, ale zvysf
Sc i jeho trvanlivost.
Cerstva vaj1cka dali sc roze-
znati cd stars1ch tfmto zpdso-
benz: Vlozfme je do nadoby S
vodou, padnou-li Ike dnu, jsou
cerstva; plovou-li vsak ma po-
Vrchu jsou spatna a nepoz1va-
telna. Zdstane-li vaj1cko V te-
pie ruce studene, nen1 cerstve a
proto jest radno jej lined pou-
z1ti. Cerstva vaj1cka, podrzi-
nell Je mad ohnem sc zvlhcu-
il.
Vsechna t. Nv. pc anglicku
pfipravovana masa, jake jsou
roStenky,, beefsteaky a filet,
jsou stavnatejS1 a chutnejsf,
polejeme-li je horkym tukem a
rychle pc obou stranach ma
prudkem ohni do hneda opece-
me. Tim Sc vytvoT1 mala k6r-
ka a stava z6stane v mase. PAX
dame maso opet zchladnout a
pfipravujeme k obedu nebo k
veceri jake maso cerstve. V
chladnych rocnfch dobach MOI
no p%rovesti tento trik jiz den
pred 1pravou jfdla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Spojene Staty dale existuj1.

V Syracuse, New York, John
H. George, starry 73 roxy, "a
dial, ably mu vydali obcansky
list. Pr vyslechu udal, re jiz
pres padesat rokd hlasoval pfi
kazdych volbach. Obcansky
list nemel, nikdo no ma mem
nechtel, teprve nyn1 mu nekdo
sdelil, re jej mfti must. Kdyz
mu Tekli, re jej dostane teprve
"a diva roxy pc prvn1 prihlas-
&c, tazal Sc bude-li sm1t VOLT
do tie dolby jake dosud. George
Sc narodil Nemecku a V Anne
rice I'll cd detstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Zabil zenStinu zehlickou.

Z Corpus Christi, Texas, Sc
sdeluje, re 45lety H. T. Whit
taker, rozvazec zeleniny z
Houstonu, Sc primal, re 21le-
tou Annebelle Evansovou zabil
zehlickou. Jej1 mrtvola byla
nalezena v krovi u Sandia. V
hadce udeTil il nejdT1ve klac-
KEN az il srazil ma kolena.
Kdyz Sc dala do kriku, utloukl
il zehlickou. Stale Sc tax ma
|poln1 ceste, kan zajeli auto
mobilu. Potion mrtvolu poho-
dill " krovf a odejel. Vrah je
zenat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Do Spoj. StatG pres severnf pol.

Do Spoj. StatG pres severnf pol.
z Moskvy pres severnf pol do
San Franciska, Kal., ma byti V
brzku proveden ruskym letcem
S. A. Levanevskym a dvema
spolecniky, V monoplanu o jed
nom motoru. Pak-li Sc podar1,
Dude to prvn1 pfes-polovy let z
jedne pevniny ma druhou.
Vzdalenost je asi 5000 mil.
Dovoleni ku pristanf ma anne
rickem dzemi bylo jiz dano.
Poole sveho planu, Levanevsky
pc preletnut1 polu, zamlr1 ku
Simpsonu, B. c., odkudz pole
tt pres Banks ostrovy, a Van
couver, ma ceste do Spoj. Statd.
Letec, jenz Dude ma sve vypra-
We doprovazen pomoc. pilotem
Bajdukovem, a navigatorem
Levcenkou, je dobTe IMAM V
mezinarodnich leteckych kru-
zfch. R. 1888 preletel pres
Anadir ably zachranil ameri-
ckeho letce James Matterna, a
pozdeji jej odnesl do bezpec1
pres Beringovu 1zinu do Ala
Sky.
Minuleho roku pocal Sc Wy
znamenavati svoj1 1cast1 v "a
chrane vypravy Cejuskinu, KITE
raz LODI byla rozdrcena leda, a
jejf pasazefi uvazli ma nekolik
velkych krach ledu. Levanev-
sky byl cd tie dolby znam jake
"sovetsky hrdina." Podrobno-
sti O druhu l6tadla jez pouzije
Sc utajuji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Ctyri dsti ~operovany.

V Atkinson, Kansas, behem
10 dn1 ctyTi deti Franka Bac-
ka byly operovany ma slepe
strevo v mlstn1 nemocnici:
Frances, 10; Edward, 16; John
%; Erna, 10. Edward zemTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Co 81 prinesl z kriminalu.

V Omaze byl zadrzen Edwin
Poole, 20, pro vysetrovanf We
spojenf S falesnym cekem ma
5000, ktery Sc pokusil prone
niti, a ma nemz bylo padelano
jmeno obchodn1ka z Omahy.
Poole, ktery kdysi byl SUDDEN
tenn ma universit6 V Kalifornii,
byl pred tim zavren pro podob-
ne kousky V Atlantic, Boosen,
Ames a Cedar Rapids. Pry Sc
We vezenfch naucil vice O pade-
lanf "a mesfc, nez ma universite
"a tTi roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26

Start manzel6, Frank Besin-
govi zijfc1 ma farme nedaleko
Altamont, H., byli oloupeni O
1spory sve, $4,000, ulozene V
bondech ctyTmi muzi, kteT1 je
pfepadli v jejich obydli a hro-
zili jim smrt1. Byli bandity
svazani a pTivazani k zidl1m.
Y tom stavu nalezeni synem
Walterem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Prvni pomoc pFi utonuti.

- prVnl pOIHOCl Sc lHuSl AdCl-
ii co nejdrfve. Nebot jest INA
mo, re doba, pc kterou NIUE
clovek z1stati pod vodou xiv,
jest rdznych lid RUNE dlou-
ha. Lekafska literature mluvl
dokonce O zachranenych Ii
dech, kterf dleli pod vodou dive
az tri hodiny. Poole nekterych
autor1 lie jeste i pc sesti hodi-
mach doufati V zachranenl. Re
vseho vyplyva, re vzdy, kdyz
telo nejev1 znamek rozkladu,
mddzze bezeti O zdanlivou smrt a
re vzdy jest nasf povinnostf i
hned pffikrociti k ozivovac1m
pokusum a v Mich pokracovati,
treba dlouho nevedou k dspe-
chu.
Utonulemu ocistime 1sta a
nos cd pfsku a bahna a polozl-
me jej nejprve ma bficho. PAX
|.jej teprve poloz1me naznak.
Odneseme no do nejblizs1ho
stavenf, odstranfme S tela mo-
kry Sat a pradlo a zabal1me no
do teplych, vlnenych pokryvek,
ulozfme no do prohTateho luz
ka, pri cemz hlavu nadzvedne-
me neco vyse. Pokoj must BY
ii teply a teplota jeho Sc ma
zvySovati. Usta znovu otev-
RENE, v~ycist1me, sklesly jazyk
vytahneme a odstranfme penu
z 1st i nosu. Sliznici nosu draz-
dime cpavkem, oblicej pot1ra-
me str1dave studenou a horkou
vodou. Nen1-li stav utopencuv
jeste pr1lis tezky, stac1 caste
tyto jednoduche prostfedky k
oziven1. Je-li bezvedomf test,
jest nutno pTistoupiti k dals1m
prostredkGm a Timed zapoc1ti
S umelym dychan1m. Toto jest
ovsem nutno provadeti dlouho,
az nekolik hodin. Bude dobFe,
budou-li Sc v teto praci "a
chranci stTidati. Velmi casio
jiz pc nekolika minutach zpo-
zorujeme ma utopenci zmenu
barry obliceje, to jest, bud Ger
veny oblicej zbledne nebo mao
pax. A to jest vzdy dobrym
znamenfm, re zivot Sc vrac1.
Nebo Sc .dostavuj1 JENNIE pohy-
by ritz, week, sval1 a obliceji a
hrudnfku, k6ze Sc stava teplej-
81, az konecne Sc dostavuj1 sa-
mostatne pohyby dychac1. Jak-
mile Sc tyto objev1, nutno S u
melym dychan1m prestati a te-
10 Sc ma pax tr1ti kartacem ne
DO suchym, teplym flanelem,
pozdeji navlhcenym v octe.
Kdyz utopence privedeme tax
dalece k zivotu, re niue poly
kati, dame mu nap1ti caj,silnou
kavu nebo konak. Kdyz uto-
nuleho privedeme k zivotu, nut
no jej pTedati do lekafskeho O.
setTenf, ponevadz Sc velmi po-
malu a tezce zotavuje. Nenl
take vylouceno, re by molly
nastati rdzne komplikace, ma
pTiklad zanet pile a podobne.
mus1me zachranenemu
utopenci venovati vzdy zvyse-
nou p~ozornost a peel.
S prvni pomoc1 nesmlme nj
kdy dlouho otaleti, mus1me "a
c1ti CO nejdT1ve a CO je stejne
dGlezite, re nebudeme ztraceti
trpelivost a vydrz1me i nekolik
hodin provadeti uncle dycha-
ri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Diagnose byla spravnou.

We schulz Los Angeles Lu-
nasy komise DIR. Daniel H. Cal
der, 81 rokd starry, slabym hla-
sem konstatoval svoje onemoc-
nenf vedle neho sedfc1mu jine-
mu delegatu:
"Mysl1m, re je to zachvat
anginy."
Pc slovech techto shroutil Sc
ma zidli a behem hodiny a pGl
zemrel ochrnut1m srdce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Usmrcen splasenymi konmi.

James Carolan, 61lety far
mar z Button, Iowa, zemfel
nasledkem poranenf, k nimz
pfisel, kdyz byl zasazen hra-
backou, vlecenou parem splase
nych kon1. Spravoval ma ko-
mich ks1ry, kdyz tito Sc splasili
a ujeli. Zanechal vdovu, sest
det1 a osm bratT1 a jednu ses-
|tru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Nestssti ma poulicni draze.

Pod viaduktem drahy Penn
sylvania poulicn1 kara naplne-
ma vetsinou detmi jedoucimi
k jezeru stella S kolej1, vrazila
do zelezneho pilire a vznala Sc.
Jeden muz byl zabit dive deti
zraneny tax, re zdstanou mrza-
XIV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Kollei oloupena 0 $1,000.

Banda tri dobTe osacenych
bandit1 provedla najezd ma IL
rad pokladnfka kolleje v Ober-
lin, O. Unikla s lupem $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Hlina z Nebraskv do Polska.

Reditel statn1 historicke spo-
lecnosti A. E. Sheldon zaslal
minuly tyden do Chicago ma
lou krabici prsti vzate cd POM
n1ku Abrahama Lincolna ma 20
zemku statn1ho kapitolu v Lin
coin. Hlfna byla poslana F.
Piskorskemu V Chicago, jenz
je pfedsedou americke polske
alliance a zadal guvernera O
trochu hl1ny, ktera Dude dana
k mohyle marsalka Pilsudske-
no V Krakove. Vsech 48 anne
rickych stat6 bylo pozadano O
trochu prsti k stejnemu 1celu.
Dix Roosevelta Masarykovi.
President Spojenych Stat1
~severoamerickych, Roosevelt,
dekoval presidentu republiky,
Masarykovi "a jeho blahopTej-
ny telegram k statnimu svatku
americkemu depesf tohoto zne-
nj:
"Prijal jsem den americke
nezavislosti Vas laskavy po-
zdrav a vyslovuji Yam a Va
Sim prostTednictvfm ceskoslo-
venskemu lidu "a sebe a "a sve
spoluobcany dfky "a Vasi las
kavou pozornost. Podepsan:
| Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
CLARK KNOCKS WINTERS OUT
In LAST ROUND OF RIGHT
Wilcox VS.. Tucker Bout Comes to
Draw; Buddy Grayson Wins
Over Ray Green

Before a crowd of 800 local boxing
fans IL game reputed pugilists put
on one of the greatest boxing exhibit
tions in history here at the high
school gymnasium last Friday eve
ming.
Garnet Clark, hard-hitting massa
mauler of Lansing, finished the clever
Speedy Winters, of Elk Park, in the
third nd last round with crashing
blow to the face. This fight was hard
fought from start to finish--the Lam
sing man showing a decided lead in
points al the way over his sports
manlike Exponent.
The fierce contest between the two
gladiators Smiling Cowboy Ed Will
cox, of West Jefferson, and Shist
Tucker, of Elk Park, ended in a
draw. Both fighters stood toe to toe,
neither running from the other, land
ing blows with the power of the kick
Of mule on each others bodies for
four furious rounds! This scrap was
typical of those fought in the days of
the famous John L. Sullivan.
Buddy Grayson, Of West Jefferson,
won by decision over Ray Green, of
Fleetwood, in clean-cut fast battle.
Both landed many good blows, but
Buddy proved little faster of the
two.
About the hardest-fought battle of
the evening was Marion Oliver, Of
West Jefferson, VS.. Grant Tomlinson
the latter pug winning by decision.
John Nc Pennington, of West jeff
erson, won by decision over Wayne
Taylor and the two little fighters Tee
Grayson and Pat Caudill ended their
fast bout in a draw.
Decisions of Judges Frasier, Par
sons and Wright met the approval of
the spectators. Referees: Tucker, B.
Barr and Miller; Timkeeper: E. Barr.
Master of Ceremonies Farnsworth
presented all participating boxers
with a months pass to his local
theatre.
These fights were promoted by
Prof. Ivan Miller, of West jefferson,
for the benefit of the local school.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
BROWN CITES LAW
CONCERNING WALKING
ON STATE HIGHWAYS

Now that spring is nearly here, the
season for hiking parties, picnics,
tramps through the woods and so on,
will get under way. Before starting
on Sunday motor trip, or weekend
jaunt, the motorists should remember
there will be many more PEDESTRIANS
on the highways and rural roads,
John M. Brown, president of the Win
ston-Salem Automobile Club, pointed
out yesterday.
"Walk to the left facing traffic."
Mr.. Brown advised, and said this
should be the moto of all who must
use the highways.
with an eye to safety for pedes-
trian, as well as motorists, sixteen
states have legislation making it I'M
lawful to walk on any but the left
side of the highway facing oncoming
vehicular traffic." Mr.. Brown stated.
Zone state, South Carolina, has a
statute requiring pedestrians to walk
on the right side Of the road, but
this evidently was enacted during the
horse-and- buggy days. The state of
Delaware is included in the above
mentioned sixteen and, in addition,
requires the carrying Of light at
night.
give states have gone so far as to
to levy fine for the breaking of this
law, and range as follows: Arkansas,
SIS to 500 fine, or sixty days in Jail
or both; California, up to $500 fine,
six months Imprisonment or both;
North Carolina, $40 fine; Virginia, 81
to $25 and Wisconsin, $40 for first
offense and $25 for second offense.
although automobile pedestrian
collision accidents accounted for only
81 per cent of the accidents on streets
and highways Of the country, and
deaths from these mishaps comprise
nearly one-half of all fatalities.
Walking on rural highways is one of
the most hazardous forms of pedes-
trianism, some 10000 accidents result
ing yearly on this account" Mr..
Brown stated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
ADVISES POISONED BAIT

tprlications Of poisoned bait to
gardens and fields in the spring will
prevent the tremendous damage often
caused by cutworms.
C. H. Brannon, extension entomolo-
gist at State College, says that an
effective and inexpensive bait can be
mixed t home. When properly appli-
ed, it will not injure the plants.
He recommends mixture of one
pound of Paris green to SO pounds
of wheat bran, with just enough wa
ter to moisten thoroughly.
If Paris green cannot be obtained,
sodium fluoride will give good results
in the same dosage, Brannon points
out, but lead arsenate and calcium
arsenate should not be used since
they do not give good results.
The bran and poison should be
thoroughly mixed dry in a tub or
other vessel, he says, and then grad
ually moistened until all the bait is
damp. The bran should be wet enough
to crumble when squeezed in the
hand, but not sticky or mushy.
When mixing the bait, do not
breathe any more of the fumes than
necessary, he warns, and afterward
keep it out of the reach of animals
and children.
The first application should be
broadcast at the rate of Is to 20
pounds, dry weight, to the acre just
before the young plants come up, he
says. Applied in the evening, the bait
will be fresh when the worms become
active.
One application usually lasts for
several days, but it should be re-
peated Immediately after a heavy
rain. When the bait is applied where
the plants are above ground, he eau
lions, do not allow Jumps of bait to
come in contact with the plants.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
ATHLETICS DO NOT INJURE
SAYS MEDICAL DOCTOR

Kansas City, Mo.-Athlethics are
not dangerous for the heart Of nor
NAL youth, DR.. George Lee declared
in an address at the University of
Kansas City.
DR.. Lee said he recently examined
the hearts of many Harvard athletes,
finding almost all of them to be per-
feet.
"Even though their hearts were
slightly more developed than the av-
erage PERSONS" he said, cit must be
remembered that athletics, like ditch
digging. may induce over-develop-
ment. The heart Is just muscle. like
that Of the aEu."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
BILL TO MAKE COURTS IN
nth DISTRICT UNIFORM

Senate Bill No. 343 by Senators
Folger, Terrell, Warren, Stacy, Hill
and Robertson was introduced into
the Senate and referred to the Com
mittee on Courts.
This bill is supposed to make
courts in the 18th judicial district
uniform.
The bill as introduced and that part
that would directly apply to the
courts of Ashe and Allegheny is as
follows:
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do enact:
Section 1. That Section 1443 of the
Consolidated Statutes, as it applies to
the eleventh district, is amended by
striking out all of the provisions
Hereunder, and inserting, in lieu
thereof, the following:
"The eleventh district will be COM
posed of the following counties, and
the superiod courts thereof shall be
held at tn folloking times, to-wit:
"Alleghany-Eighth Monday after
the first Monday in March and third
Monday after the first Monday in
September (both by regular judge)
for the trial of criminal and civil
cases.
"Ashe-Sixth Monday after the
first Monday in March, and seventh
Monday after the first Monday in
September (both by regular judge)
for the trial of criminal cases only;
twelfth Monday after the first Mon
day in March, to continue for two
weeks, for the trial of civil cases
only; sixth Monday before the first
Monday in September, to continue for
two weeks, for the trial of civil cases
only Irregular judge). Provided that
motions and uncontested civil cases
may be heard at either of the terms
designated for the trial Of criminal
cases only.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
MARCH FORD PRODUCTION
TO REACH 1880 FIGURES

Dearborn, Mich, March 1.-World
production of Ford va cars and
trucks in February reached total
of 1868, it was announced here
today at the home Offices Of the Ford
Motor Company.
U. S. production, including export
shipments, totalled 126,646 units.
Canadian production was 9,017 units.
The March U. S. production sched-
ule calls for 100000 units. This. will
be the largest months production
since June, 1880.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
MAN WHO BOASTS OF CRIME
is GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE

Madras, India" This crime is pal
pably petty and unworthy Of me-" de-
clared notorious robber, Basavana
Gowda, when faced with a charge of
obtaining 500 by false pretenses.
81 have right valiantly attacked
Government treasures and such
like" continued the desperate, "and
would spurn a mere thousand rupees
as too small consideration. I hate.
touching little sums"
Unmoved, the Judge sentenced
Gowda to life Imprisonment.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
N & w PROUD OF SAFETY
AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION

The best safety and accident preven-
ton record in % years, an improve
ment of 81 per cent over 1912, was
made by Norfolk and Western Rail-
way employees during 1884, accord
ing to the annual statement issued by
C. H. Blakemore, superintendent of
the safety department.
The casualty rate for the year was
5.24 per million man-hours worked, a
decrease Of 10 per cent from 1888 and
81 per cent from 1912. During the
same period the fatality rate dropped
80 per cent
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-28
LION, RAISED BY A DOG,
ADOPTS FAMILY OF PUPS

Rajah, two-year-old lion and one
of the prize specimens, of San
Francisco animal farm, may scare
timid souls when he opens his fanged
NAV and roars, but within his tawny
hide beats the proverbial heart Of
gold for an Irish setter and her pups.
This rather remarkable attitude is
proof that Rajah, for all his jungle
background and his unsocial instincts,
has the ability to remember and to
feel gratitude, for when he was a cub
the Irish setter adopted him and be-
came his foster mother. He nursed at
the dogs breasts and got his first
bath at her hand-or, to be more &C
curate, her tongue. The dog made no
distinction between this interloper
and her own young puppies and she
showed no favoritisf wor her natural
youngsters as against her adopted
one. Even when Rajah had outstrip-
ped the dogs in weight and size, and
was getting a bit too rought to hob
mob with dogs, the setter showed
neither fear of nor annoyance at him,
and the lion seemed to show almost
filial affection for the canine that had
brought him up.
Perhaps there is nothing so re-
markable about this friendship, but it
is not so easy to explain how Rajah,
being the sort of beast he is, has
figured out that he is, in some way,
related to a new litter Of "blessed
events" which recently happened to
the setter. He has small use for dogs
in general, but for every one of the
newcomers he has shown gentleness
and affection.
From the day of their arrival,
Rajah seemed to want to be near the
puppies and to be of some service to
them. He washed them with his great
tongue and when they howled at the
roughness of that organ, he went
about the job more gently. If the
pups were playing around his huge
paws, he lifted his feet carefully IN
order not to step on them, and when
their sharp teeth nipped him too hard
in play he took the discomfort with
patient, and almost paternal calm.
The setter seemed to know, too,
that her youngsters were safe with
Raiah and she raised no objection
when the pups were put in the big
fellows cage. But if her master so
much as made a motion to take the
pups near to any of the other lions
on the farm she barked and howled
and made it perfectly clear that she
does not trust all lions.
Animal trainers say they have
known of other cases where dogs and
lions brought up together have be-
come friends and remained friends,
even after the big cats reached full
size, but they cannot recall another
instance when lion has shown affec-
ton for pups because they were the
offspring of the beasts foster mother.