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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

Hajny Josef SGstek z Dobr-
kovic Sci V noel ma obchdzku
do lesa. Cinil tax proto, re "a
noci V rev1re radili neznam1 ply
tlaci, kteT1 odstrelovali vse, ma
co pTisli. Kdyz Sci hajny le-
sem, zpozoroval ma kraji lesa
stat diva muze. Pokud mono
pfiblizoval Sc k MIN opatrne a
"a mes1cn1ho svetla poznal, re
jeden z pytlak1 je Alois Sko-
vajsa z Dobrbrivic. Proto hal
ny vystoupil prot obema mu-
zdm, ably je primo zjistil. Sot-
va vsak muz, jehoz hajny po-
vazuje Ia Skovajsu, uvidel
sustka, namfTil ma n6j puskou
la strelil. Hajny v cas- postTe-
hi pohyb SkovajsGv a rychle
padl ma zem. Tim 81 zachra-
nil zivot. Pytlak totiz strflel
prot hajnemu re vZdalenosti
asi Is krokG. Pc rane Sc oba
muzi dali ma dtek a zmizeli.
Hajny ucinil ornament Get
nictvu a jake pachatele ozna-
Gil Skovajsu. Jak SGstek uda-
va, pTistihl no jiz nekolikrate
pri p~ytlactv1 a Skovajsa mu "a
to sliboval pomstu. Jiz bTez-
nu letosnlho roku mu vyhrozo-
val, re no pri prvn1 prflezitosti
zastrelf. Pr prohlfdce v jeho
byte nalezlo cetnictvo kabat,
ktery Sc presn6 hodil Poole po-
pisu a proto byl Skovajsa Eat
cen a dodan do soudn1 vazby.N
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Exekuce ma ditS.

Vyssf d1stojn1k v Brine Sc
rozvadel Sc svou zenou a soud
pTiTkl jejich dft6 jemu. Man
zelka je vsak nevydala. Proto-
re ma kazde dite do 10 let sta
re je NONE vesti exekuci jake
ma kazdou jinou movitou vec,
nar1dil dGstojn1k pTislusne kro
ky. Zena Sc mezi tim provda-
la "a jednoho reditele V Bfec-
lavi. Protoze nechtela O do
brovolnem vydan1 d1tete ami
slyset, bylo tTeba exekuci pro-
vest ma zakrok jednoho W.
znacneho brnenskeho advoka-
ia a assistance soudn1ch orga-
MI. D1te je nyni jiz v "drze-
nj" dGstojn1ka. Podobny pfl-
pad Sc vyskytuje sotva jednou
"a dvacet let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

nou. Po6et zamestnancd sta
lie klesa, take Sc celkovy stav
proti roku 1922 snfzil o plnych
500. Odbyt kladenskeho u
hi vsak take klesl rapidne, a
to O 52% prot roku 1880. Kla-
denskemu uhlf konkuruje dnes
LEVINE uhl1 a uhl1 ostravske, kite
re je V Praze levneji prodava-
no, pres to, re doprava ostrav-
skeho uhl1 stoj1 o mnoho vice.
Samotne ministerstvo zeleznic
stezuje 81 ma drahotu kladen-
skeho uhl1. [ zine lei ma
Kladensku sta a sta vagon1 ne
prodaneho uhl1 ma haldach.
Nen1 to vinou hornfkG, jejichz
denn1 mzda obnas1 pr1merne
20 Kc denne pro celou cetou
rodinu. Mnoha tezaTstva mlu-
vi nyn1 zcela otevTene O pasivi-
t6 dold. Proskakuj1 zpravy,
re pc centralisaci dojde nyni k
uzavfen1 nekterych dol1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Pytlacke hony ma bazanty.

V lesn1m reviru oboe By
CHOW u Kol1na, chova honebni
spolecnost velke mnozstvi ba-
zant1, jejichz odstTel nebyl
provaden jiz pc dive sezony.
Ptaci jsou dosti krotcf, coz by
10 vltannu pfilezitost1 tlupe py
|tlakG k hromadnemu odstTelu.
Pres bdelost hajn6ho dovedli
no trikem vylakati vzdy ma
druhou stranu revfru a pax do
celia bezpecne odstrelili vzdy
nekolik desftek bazant1. Po-
die odhadu sp~olecnosti bylo
pytlaky postTileno jiz asi 800
bazantG. Pc pytlacfch bylo
zahajeno rozsahle patranf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Ma Kladensku budou zavirany
doIv.

V kladenskem uhelnem re-
v1ru stavaj1 Sc hospodaTske po-
merry jak hornfk1, tax i spole-
cnost1 kriticke, ktere mohou
m1ti dalekosahle nasledky.
Zmena ma vedouc1ch m1stech u
tezafstev, ktera byla nyn1 pro-
vedena, sotva asi prospeje, ne
projevl-li stat sam zajem o tu-
to velice dIlezitou oblast uhel-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Ze hry ma myslivce a zajice -
Smrt.

V Petipsech u Kadane 81 hra-
la 13leta Skolacka sc svym
ctyfletym bratrfckem, ma zajf-
ce a myslivce. Jak Sc deti no
nily pc svetnici, naslo devce
pod pohovkou loveckou pusku.
Netusilo, re puska je nabita.
Maly hos1k Sc pusky ulekl a
special k matce. Devce prf
tom stisklo spoust a vysla ra-
ma. Naboj zasahl pine chap
ce, take tento Sc svalil mrtev
do rukou sve matky. Ia jen
nahodou nebyla take zasaze-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

'@UEf0.c Misc DC SuSf DC 9onScy DC 99HS
Kvetiny We sklenn1ku nalezi
ku domacfmu zbozi. Pohostin-
most ="
"Zcela dobre," v~yrusila jsem
jej netrpelive, nebot nechtela
jsem mic vice slyseti. "Necht
pTlbuzn1 lady Moffatove .jsou
pohosteni. ia jich nechci vice
spatfiti."
Pan Drew konecne Sc dovtf-
pill a odeSel.
Byla jsem pc odchodu pana
Drewa opravdu rada vidouc Sc
op6tne samotnou, ackoliv to
bylo teprve vcera co jsem Sc
domn1vala, re mic nemGze byti
hors1ho nez pohrebnf samota,
kterouz jsem snasela.
Tehdy jsem ale jeste niceho
nevedela.
A nynf muslin pocfti s pre-
myslen1m.
Drive jsem nepremyslela, il
max bych byla mohla z rGz-
nych poznamek lady Moffato-
We pronesenych "a vselijakych
pTflezitostf, = jake byly, jej1
pronikava touha, ably mohla
svou zavet zmeniti a jej1 netr-
pelivost mad nepfitomnost1 pa
ma Whitakera, = snadno pred
pokladati, re vse nen1 v poTad-
ku.
Mou myslf nekmitlo sc vsak
jedine podezrenf.
Lady Moffatova tax stedTe
O mne p~ecovala; nechavala 81
ma mem zajmu tax mnoho "a
lezeti a tax caste mi davala pc
znavati, re kaufman prvni
misto V jejfm srdci, re ami ma
okamzik V mysli me nevznik-
nula pochybnost ohledne me
prosp1vajfcf budoucnosti.
A nynf byla jsem bez pratel
a bez jedine zivouc1 duse, o
n1z bych byla Sc mohla oprfti.
V~zpomenula jsem Judity =
zda-liz pax by mi ona nepo-
skytla prfstresf?
Snad ano, = pozadovala by
vsak platu.
V~zpomenula jsem take slec-
ny Snow-ove. Mohla-li jsem
ma nj sc obratit?
Zalozila d1vcf Skolu v Islin-
tonu.
Lady Moffatova jen ma ne
kolik dnG pred svou smrt1 Sc
smala obeznlku rozesllanemu
slecnou Snow-ovou a tazala Sc
mne, jest-li bych Sc nechtela
ubytovati V jej1m 1stavu.
Byl to ovsem jen zert.
Nemela jsem nynf prflezito-
sti ubytovati sc tam jake zaky-
ne, nebot k tomu bylo zapotre-
b1 penez.
Mohla bych Sc tam staff u
citelkou.
An, - vracela jsem Sc tax
to jen k temuz vychodiSti =
povolani ucitelskemu. Budu
muset k menu vratit?
Byla jsem dobfe vzdelana a
zbyvalo malo CO jineho, k &C.
mu bych byla byvala zpGsobi-
lou.
Musela-li jsem vsak pfij-
mouti ucitelstv1 "a sve povola-
nj, zajiste re bych nepocala
sve otroctv1 pod kritickym O.
KEN dvanacti dfvek, jez skoro
vesmes by byly asi stejneho We
ku Sc mnOu.
Povedela jsem panu Drewo-
vi, re nikdy nebudu vychova-
telkou, = povedela jsem mu
to prudce snad proto, re jsem
sama videla, re mi nezbyva
zadna jina volba.
Vsak hle! Konecn6 s tim
muslin prece jen ma svetlo
Nemam zadne jine vyhnuti?
l v tn chvlli, kdy jsem 81 kla-
ola tuto otazku, musela jsem
81 zakryti rozpalene tvafe.
Oswald mi rekl, re mne mi
luje, re by vsak nikdy Sc neo-
zenil S bohatou zenou.
Nynl jsem byla chudou.
Zda-li pax Pride a bude Sc
O mne hlasiti?
jemu Sc stavely v tom ohle-
du prekazky - nenalezalt Sc
tax daleko We sve karieTe, ably
mne bez nesnazi mohl poi
mouti "a svou chot.
Matka jeho byla mrtva a cf
peel a ochrane byl by mne mo-
hi svefiti do te dolby by mne
mohl uciniti svou zenou?.
Nahl1zela jsem vsechny tyto
u6ci o1n nnznnnOLoiouo1y, oo~o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

"To jest NOME" pravila
jsem zmatena, "vzdor tomu ne
nj NONE abych vstoupila do
vas1ch sluzeb. Mimo to, rozu-
mim-li vsemu dobTe, musela
bych tech dvanact mes1cu o.
Irockeho zivota ztraviti pod
jednou stfechOu, = pouze ma
Jednom m1ste."
Pravn1k Sc uklonil.
"Nikdy, nikdy Sc nestanu
vychovatelkou," opakovala
jsem pc male chv1li.
"Nezbyva tedy mic jineho
nez re budete muset postoupi-
81 tech sto tisfc liber sterlingG
lidumilnym dcelGm," odpove-
del pan Drew l1tostne. Dude
to vecna skoda i jsem presved-
cen, re toho pozdeji trpce bu-
dete zeleti. Jaka Skoda, re
nemGzeme nasaditi stare, zku-
sene hlavy ma mlada ramona.
Pamatujte vsak jednu wee:
Mou upTimnou, nalehavou ra-
dou jest, abyste toho drive zku
sila nez Sc rozhodnete pro "a
m1tnut1."
"Nikdy!" odpoved6la jsem
S dGrazem.
"Dobre, dobre, y uvidime.
Jedinou druhou cestou ku uni
knut1 teto velice mrzute ne
snazi jest abyste Sc stala zenou
Petra Carlyona. Ozen1-li Sc on
bud S vami neb Sc slecnou Glee
dovou, NIUE ciniti narok ma
dalsf obnos padesati liber ster-
lingG. Toto -"
"Dekuji YAM, pane Drew"
pravila jsem povstavaj1c. "My-
slim, re nen1 zapotTebf, abych
vas dele zdrzovala. Rozum1m
ustanovenfm zaveti lady Moi
fatov6. Jak Sc nynf veci mali,
jsem 1plne prosta vSech pc
n6znfch prostTedkG. Mohu Sc
zdrzeti tyden pod touto sire
chou - pc t6 nam byti odsud
vypuzena."
"Musfm doznati, re jest to-
mu taxi" odpovedel pan Drew.
"Po dobu jednoho roku ma "a
staff nabytek V tom stavu jak
jest, sv6ren jsa peel dvou Stu
zebnych osob.
Jacques a julie" pravila
jsem. "Pravila mi dnes rano,
re sc vezmou. Lady Moffato-
va musela ved6ti o tonic je-
jich 1myslu. ia O mem nev6-
della"
otto manzele mali pTevzi-
ii peel o nabytek ma dobu diva
nacti mes1cG ode dine, v kteryz
nastoupfte sve m1sto. Paklize
prvnf vase m1sto Sc YAM stane
nesnesitelnym a Wy je opust1te,
vSechno domac1 zboz1 ma byti
prodano a vynos takto z1skany
ma zvysiti tax jiz p6kny OBJ
nos, kteryz pripadne Whita-
kerovi a mne jake v%ykonava-
telum ZaV6tl."
All! Tim tedy vysvetlovala
Sc jeho touha abych pTijala Ia
m6stnanf pod jeho strechou!
Opravdove: jsou piece jen
pravn1ci a pravn1ci!
"Naproti tomu: strav1te-li
rok ma SVEN mfst6, m1zete ci-
niti narok ma vse co jest tom
to dome obsazeno, ma naby-
tex, sperky a vse co zde bylo
vlastnictv1m lady Moffatove V
dobe jeji smrti. Slecna Glee-
dova ="
"Prosfm, usetTte mne vsech
dalsfch podrobnostf," zadala
jsem. "Opravdove jsem naba-
zena slyseti jeste neco vice O
cel6 tie zalezitosti."
"Kdybych vsak povzuzoval
ku zahodnosti ="
"Dekuji vam," odpfrala jsem
chladn6. "Nenf zapotrebi a.
bych vas dele zdrzovala pane
Drew. Vim vse co byste mohl
T1ci a ma odpoved byla by
vzdy stejnou."
Pan Drew opoustel komna-
tn, ale vratil Sc jest6 jednou.
"Zapomenul jsem yam T1ci,
re pan Carlyon a slecna Glee-
dova dosud ma vas cekaj1,"
pravil septem. "Stezovali 81 ma
vasi nepTftomnost "a Gtenf "a
YETI a ia ="
"Nezalezf mi ma setkanf Sc S
panem Carlyonem neb Sc slec-
nou Gleedovou," odpovedela
jsem.
ga Ease bych YAM radil, a.
byste 81 z1skala jejich pTatel-
stv1."
"Nemam k tomu zadn6 chu-
ii. nebot Poole veskere prav-
Ix0o JoL-oo4 -1LIxy vo GO -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

drive nez ledy Moffatova.
Ci snad jiz Ease opustil do
NOV a vratil Sc odkud pfisel?
80 ne, ne, = on pride, mus1
pTijfti!
Vzpomenula jsem vTeleho je
no obejmut1, kterymz mne OBJ
myslil v onen vecer skoro pred
tydnem, kdy vroucnost jeho Ia
sky, tTeba re sam byl skllcen
zalem a nesnazemi, tax zjevne
sc prozradila.
A on Pride, = on must pfi-
jfti!
Jak .jsem pc mem touzila !!
On nyn1 byl mym vs1m. Ne
mela jsem krone neho nikoho
jineho, ma nehoz bych Sc byla
mohla spolehnouti.
On musel upraviti mou bu-
doucnost.
On, = vsak slys! nebyl to O.
HAS bliz1c1ch Sc krocej1?
Byl TO SnaQ on!
"Slecno Moffatova," pravi-
la Mona, kteraz nahle vnikla
do meho samotarstv1, ivy jste
sc zachovala hanebne, vyhnuv
81 Sc cten1 tie obavne, protivne
posledn1 vile. Jest to nespra-
vedlive. Ia zavet mne tax roz-
paluje, re bych S tou starou ba-
bic1 mohla zatTasti V jej1 rakvi,
kdybych Sc k nj mohla dostati.
ia bych popfrala zakonitost
jejf zaveti, kdybych jen videla,
re tim neprospeji YAM. Mou
jednou 1techou jest to, re jste
zde z1stala osamocena, nema-
JIG jedjne vindry."
:'Slecno Gleedova," pravila
jsem cello il, "mohu a muslin
rici, lie vase bezddvodn6 ne
pfatelstv1 vGci mne mi jest ne
pochopitelne. Vase m~stivost
veru nezna mez1.
"Tak Wy nev1te, proc vas ne
navidfm, Wy zdanlive nevinat-
ko? Vsichni ostatn1 Tide to vi
Pomsta ma vsak jest nyn1 do.
koncena, = jsem S vami srov.
mana a ia sc mohu radovat;
mad vasfm nepr1jemnym posta.
ven1m."
"Nenahlfz1m jake k tomu
mate pravo," pravila jsem
vzpTfmivsi Sc. "Vase i ma &c.
sta zivotem ma dobro Sc budol
rozchazeti.
"Ano, nadobro," odpovede.
la ona, INA costa vede. mez.
velke bohace, = vase costa We.
de mezi nejzbedovanejsf re.
braky a b1daky."
"Vy zapominate, Mono
zvolala jsem, "ze nam vyhlfd.
ku staff Sc bohatou dedickou
kdybych Sc chtela podrobiti il
stym podmfnkam!
"Nikdo by vas nepodrzel We
sve domacnosti pc dobu jedno.
no roku," odpovedela ona S dG.
razem. Muslin doznati, re la.
dyMoffatova mela prece jer
zdibecek rozumu = ona vede.
la co cin1, kdyz stanovila tt
podm1nku sve posledn1 VILE"
"Nikdo by vas nepodrzel We
SVEN dome pc diva dny, kdy.
by 81 mohl pomoci," odpove-
della jsem nemalo jsouc rozhon
lena. "Vy jste vskutku oso.
bou, kteraz zasluhuje opovrze-
nj, = nikdy jsem Sc nesetkala
v mem zivote S povahou tax
nfzkou jake jest vase.
W." pokracovala jsem, "vy
vfte tax dobTe jake kdokoliv
jiny, re lady Moffatova, sept
suite svou poslednf Will, nekdy
nemyslela, re Sc ma staff to, &C
Wy tvrd1te. Posledn1 slova, jez
pronesla k yam, bylad osti w
mluvna. Ona vas %varovala, Re
je-li YAM zalezeno ma vasem
budoucim prosp1van1, = re
kdyby ona zemTela drive, ne5
Dude moci odciniti krivdu ma
mne spachanou, Wy sama tax
muslte uciniti, - re Wy mus1te
uciniti a nesm1te zapomenouti,
re ia jsem jejf dedickou."
"Vy re jste jej1 dedickou?
Wy re mate zdediti vsechno
jmenf Gleedovych? Radeji
bych zvolila smrt nez cokoliv
p~odobneho."
Mona Sc pfiblfzila ku mne a
zasycela mi do ucha:
"Dam 81 dobry pozor ma to,
abyste nikdy nemohla uciniti
naroku ma tech sto liber ster-
lingu. Jdete 81 kan chcete,
- ucinte 81 cokoliv chcete, ia
x. l. oEo1-$ ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

"Uvid1me," zvolala ona, "a
Petr mi pomGze. Bro uzavTe-
me manzelsky svazek a zfska-
me tax tech vedlejs1ch padesat
tis1c liber sterlingG."
Nemohu Tici, co me posedlo.
Nemela jsem zadneho 1myslu
promluviti slova, ba ami jsem
nevedela, re takova myslenka
vstoupila mi ma mysl, az jsem
ia slova pronesla.
"Dejte 81 pozor, slecno Glee-
dova, abych yam nepfebrala
tohoto Petra Carlyona, O nemz
Wy Sc tax otevrene chlubite, re
jej milujete. ia -
"Tompkinsova, Tompkinso-
val" vzkrikla Mona, ale Temp
kinsova patrne nebyla ma biz
ku, nebot neodpovidala.
ga mohu z1skati pana Car
lyona i tech sto tis1c. Podarf-li
Sc mi to, Dude tim vinna jenom
vase zast1 v1ci mne, ktere mne
nabada, abych hledala pom
STU"
Zastydela jsem Sc "a ia neu-
slechtila slova hned, jak jsem
je pronesla. Jejich 1cinek ma
Monu byl carovny.
"Ty nesmfs, ty nesm1s!" pro
sila S tvaT1 smrtelne bledou.
ga bych tie drive otravila."
Rozvaha mne opoustela.
"Otraviti mne!" Tekla jsem
tise.
Mona stala a nekolik minut
mne svyma ocima mefila.
Nedfvala jsem Sc ma nj a iva
fila jsem Sc, jake bych toho a.
nj nepozorovala, protoze jsem
vedela, re Sc ma mne ned1va
OXEN pratelskym. Jej1 zaSt1 a
zlomyslnost mne u~navovaly;
mimo to jsem il tezce nesla, pc
nevada jsem prave velice po-
trebovala laskaveho slova neb
1smevu.
"Vy tedy pdjdete slouzit,"
poznamenala Mona, prerusivsi
konecne mlcen1.
MONA re p6jdu," znela
mole kratka odpoved.
~"Nezapomente 81 witt S Sc
bou zasobu Easter a cepeGk1.
Oh. POpelkO" n6cO II nahle
napadlo - ia vim O m1ste,
ktere Sc zrovna pro vas hod1.
PAM Abnerova potrebuje wy
chovatelku a opatrovnici pro
svou velikou druzinu malych
detf. Bude platiti deset liber
schopne osobe - mysl1te-li, Re
Sc k tomu hodfte, odporucfm
vas = nu, ted ner1kejte, re
neumfm byti laskava."
"Mono," pravila jsem, wi
dfte je," a zaroven jsem uka-
zala ma dvefe," odejdete tudy.
Nechci dele vasich narazek.
Kdybyste mela alespon srdce
nejake = krysy, jehoz nema-
tie, nikdy byste Sc nebyla Ike
mne tax priblfzila. Ale jak-
kohl Sc mi protiv1 vase male
z%lomyslne kousky, cprece je po-
vazuji "a nepatrne oproti va
semu chovan1 We spojen1 S po-
sledn1 Will lady Moffatove. Ia
tajovati, co jste Sc cd nj dove
della, je tax spatne jake pade-
lati posledn1 Will. Pdjdete?"
Povstala jsem, ona rychle
couvla Ike dveT1m.
"Tes1 mne pozorovati vas
hnev," odtusila, "protoze vim
re jste 81 vedoma sveho posta-
ven1. Oh, ano, ia p1jdu, ne
bojte Sc. Jenom 81 jdete a -"
Lady Rawnsleyova, slecno
Moffatova," oznamoval JAG
ques.
Mona Sc obratila a rychle
~odchazela, a jakkoli jsem ne
m6la zadneho pran1 sejfti Sc S
lady Rawnsleyovou, byla jsem
piece upr1mne rada, re jsem
Sc zbavila tie male vosy - Mo-
ny.
Kapitola dvacata.
"Ma uboha, draha Cyrillo!"
zvolala lady Rawnsleyova u
+chopivsi mne "a ODE ruce, jak
nemocna vyhl1z1te = a veru
nen1 ami divu! Jest to tedy
pravda? Jan mel neco vyTi-
zovati zde v sousedstv1 a tax,
&C no malokdy kan provaz1m,
pouzila jsem tie pr1lezitosti a
zasla jsem ma kratkou navste-
WI Ike Catonovym. Ale jake
zm6ny Sc tn daily! Lady Moi
fatova mrtva, ia sladka PAM
Burrowesova take pryc a Wy u
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
WARRANT OUT
FOR MARTIN

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va,
Dec. ia warrant charging him
with the murder Of his brother,
Isaac Martin, ~. was issued
against Fred Martin, 10, here to-
day as Fred lay in a critical con-
dition in Alexandria Hospital from
a self-inflicted bullet wound near
the heart.
Fred Martin, according to the
story told Sheriff Eppa Kirby by
the 78-year-old mother Of the two,
Mrs. Sarah Martin, shot Isaac in
the head Sunday following a quar-
rel.
After the shooting Fred ran into
the woods, shouting that he was
going to kill himself. Though a
second pistol shot was heard in
the neighborhood, Fairfax police
searched in vain all night for the
man.
Yesterday, as Sheriff Kirby pre-
pared to renew the search. Fred's
brother, Elbert Martin, notified
Sheriff Kirby that Fred was at his
uncle's house in a critical condi-
ton. The wounded man was
transferred to the Alexandria Hos
pital, where he is under police
guard,
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
G.O.P.LeadeFS
COnfid en- It
Of Victory
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM
international News Service

Republican leaders from all
parts Of the nation today looked
forward with enthusiasm to the
coming presidential campaign
and expressed confidence their
party will be restored to power.
G. o. P. spokeSmen from New
England, the Pacific Coast, the
East, South, Middle West and
Southwest, who gathered for the
meeting Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. contended with
fervor that the Roosevelt admin.
istration will be repudiated along
a nationwide front.
Growing intensity Of Middle.
Western opposition to the Presi-
dents policies was reported by
John Hamilton, Of Kansas, COM
mittee member. He said:
"The swing to Republicanism
and its constitutional form of
government has been going on
in the East for months. Now it
is on in the West and gathering
more momentum than it has
along the Atlantic seaboard."
Former Senator Hiram Bing.
ham CRO of Connecticut, observed
that New England now is entirely
opposed to the Administration.
Democratic loss of many of
the States composing the tradi-
tionally solid South was predicted
by Representative ]. Will Taylor
(RO of Tennessee, who said:
The Republicans can carry
Tennessee in 1886" he asserted,
"as they carried it in 1920 and in
1929"
Mr.. Roosevelt can be deposed
from the White House by anyone
the Republicans nominate, accord.
ing to former Senator Walter E.
Edge (R) of New Jersey.
Considerable party strength lies
in the Far Western area in the
opinion Of Ralph E. williams, Of
Oregon. He argued:
"The Pacific Coast will 60 Re
publican. It would declare itself
that way today, and it most Ger.
tainly will do so in the next elec-
tion."
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Young Democrats Club
To Elect Officers

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE,
Va, Dec. 17.-Annual election
of officers and formation Of a
program for the coming year will
be the principle business of a
meeting of the Young Democratic
Club of Fairfax county tonight
in the court house.
Plans for a Jackson Day dinner
to be held in Herndon High
School, January 8, to raise funds
for the National Democratic
Committee will also be discussed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-20

1lndlnB I n ! S
summer a ire
mendouS vari.
ETY. of travel Of.
ferings to suit
their tastes and
budgets.
The tendency
to wait until
the last minute
before deciding
where and how
to go is becom-
ing q thing Of
the past. Today
people are plan,
ming their jour.
news well in adj
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-20
.GASPE, CRUISE
PORT, RETAINS
OLD CUSTOMS

People who visit GaSpe on
the Cunard White Star liner
Franconia, sailing from New York,
July %, on a cruise to points of
interest on the st. Lawrence and
Saguenay Rivers, as we'll as a call
at Newfoundland, will find an
old-world town at the very spot
where Jacques Cartier discovered
Canada at the head of Gaspe
Bay, 401 years ago.
The people who live on the
Gaspe Peninsula are the descend
ants of the early traders and
fishermen who arrived from
France shortly after the country
had been discovered.
The people have preserved the
old habits and customs Of their
forefathers of several centuries
ago. They are exceedingly hos
pitable, kindhearted and gen.
erous.
1t is a delight to spend a day
among people who seem to move
about in a story book of the long
ago and make the book a treat
to read.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-20
CRUISES LURE
AMERICANS To
FAR CORNERS

BY DARRELL PRESTON AUB
The growing number of Ameri.
cans who are daily leaving the
ranks of the "stay.at.homeS" are
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STANTON, Va, June 10.
With the magnificent Skyline
Drive and Shenandoah National
Park now added to the worlds
famous Natural Bridge, Luray
Caverns and Endless Caverns.
certainly no other region in
America offers more varied at
fractions than the Shenandoah
Valley Of Virginia.
Relaxation, pleasure and a de-
cided change OF scene are found
in this valley. called by Lowell
Thomas Americas Vale o. Kash-
mir.
Scenic Wonderland
Because 9O,OO0,OOO persons can
get to the Shenandoah National
Park within a few hours or a
day by motor, train or bus, this
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region is rapidly becoming the
playground of Eastern America"
And, in the opinion of A. R..
I.aSsiter. of Luray, "a, engineer
in charge, 1885 will have at least
million visitors.
Along smooth. hard-surfaced
roads, with retaining walls, on
the very crest of the Blue Ridge
Mountains for "a miles goes Sky
line Drive. Gorgeous views of the
isty Blue Ridge, the fertile
Shenandoah Valley, and the hills
c. Piedmont are obtained along
this entire distance. At some
vantage points, on clear days,
the city of Washington can be
seen, 80 miles away.
Built of PWA Funds
This mountain-top highway
was constructed out of a $4,000