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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Chybne misto Ike span1.

3Olety Petr Peterson z Utica
81 usmyslil, re vyspan1 pod
truckem, v nemz jel do Oma-
ny, by bylo prfjemne a zapla-
til to zivotem. Truck r1dil 35
lety Port Cool, jenz veil do O.
mahy naklad vajec a smetany.
Peterson jel S MIN, ably 81 V O.
maze hledal praci. Vyjeli V 5
hodin odpoledne z Utica. V
noci Cool ~zastavil, ably 81 tro-
chu zdT1ml. Z1stal sedeti ma
kozlfku. Peterson 81 lehl pod
truck, kde pry to Dude pohodl-
nejs1. Kdyz Sc Cool trochu pro-
spal, jel dale a ma sveho pasa-
zera uplne zapomnel. Teprve
pc chvfli jej pohresil a vratil
Sc nazpet a nalezl jej mrtveho
ma silnici. Zadn1 kolo jej pre-
.jelo a rozdrtilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Slunce - nejlepsf lekaT.

Ponevadz mnoho ztraty casu
zamestnancG je zavineno ne
mocemi q nachlazen1 a naka-
zou dychac1ho 1stroj1, radf Sc
delnictvu, ably vychazeli CO mo-
INA n%ejvfce ma slunecnf svetlo
We volnych hodinach behem te-
pleho obdobi. "Cerstvy vzduch
a slunecnf svetlo pGsob1 1spes-
ne ma zapuzenf chorob dycha-
cfho 1strojf," pravf Sc v bulle-
thu vzdelavac1ho odboru stat
nj L6kaTske spolecnosti. Lide,
kteTi ztrav1 ~v6tsinu casu "a
m6stnan1m uvnitf NELL by vyu-
zitkovati slunecnlho svetla ma
jare a v let6. Lidske dychacf
organy, jak bylo shledano, po-
dlehajf zvlaste nakaze choro-
bopladnymi mikroby. Pobyt ma
cerstvem vzduchu je nejlepsf
ochranou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
cerna vdova.

z Taylor, Texas, Sc sdeluje,
re Sc tam v poslednf dobe W.
skytuje nebezpecny pavouk
"cerna vdova". Take ma jinych
mistech v Texasu Sc tento pa
vouk hodne rozmnozil. Odbor-
mix pise O pavoukovi: Pavouk,
"cerna vdova", je nebezpecnej
81 svemu vlastn1mu plemeni ne
Iii lidem. Samicka obycejne
pozira sveho manzela a casio j
sve mlade, take nekterf il jme
nuji "domacf hospodynf".
Cloveka kousne jen tehdy,
jestli je rozlobena a hladova.
Kousnuti tohoto pavouka je
vsak nebezpecnejs1 nezli KITE
rehokoliv jineho pavouka. Pa
vouci tito Sc zac1najf objevova-
ii ma zapade i ma severn, avsak
|jejich domovem je Sunny Jill.
Je velmi tezko T1ci, kdy je pa
vouk nasycen, kdy Sc jej clo-
vek nemusf obavati. Kdyz je
nasycen cloveka 81 ami nevsfm-
ne a odpociva. Prednf odbor-
mix z narodniho zemedelskeho
odboru pravf, re nejlepsf zpd-
sob niciti tyto pavouky je po-
stfikati vsechno, kde Sc objevi,
jake kdlny, stara prkna, kurnf-
ky a jine stare pfedmety do
brym roztokem kreosotu. Pa
vouk ten jen velmi zrfdka jde
do obydli a vetsinou Sc zdrzuje
We stavbach nebo kGlnach hos
podaTskych. Je lehce k pozna-
nj. Jeho zadecek je cerny, les
ky jake sametovy a ma spodu
|jeho Sc nachazf dive jasne zlute
|tecky, jedna kulata, druha troj
1helnfkova. Samicka pTede sit,
ktera vyhl1zf hrube a nedoko-
male a do nj klade az ctyTi sta
vajicek najednou a to vsechny
do iedne male boule, podobajf-
CT Sc zrnku hrachu. Pavouci
tito mali velmi slime celisti, Gill
jak Sc v Texasu r1ka skrane,
kterymi napadajf sve obeti re
strany. Jed jejich Sc nachaz1
We zvlastnfch zlazach We skra-
Mich a do rany je vstr1knut zu-
benz, ostrym jake jehla. Jed
nejdrfve zpdsobuje svedenf a
pax nasleduje bolest, ktera Sc
rozsiruje pc celem tele al do
prsou a zmensuje cinnost srd-
&c. Prvnf pomoc1 prot jedu
tomu Sc nejlepe osvedcuje: ra-
nu rozrfznouti a jed vytlaciti
nebo vyssati, podobne jake Sc
dele pri ustknutf hadem. Do
posud je znamo jen nekolik ma
10 pTfpadu, kdy smrt ~nastala
pc ustknutf pavoukem "cernou
vdovou". Lonnskeho roku zem-
rel jeden krajan We West ma
sledkem tohoto ustknutf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Pc dvanacti letech propustena
z vezenf.

Clara Phillips, 36leta, "tygri
zena", ktera zabila domnelou
milenku sveho manzela kladi-
VEN pred 13 lety, by1a propus-
tena z zenskeho vezeni Kali
fornie, kde prodlela asi II let.
"Nejsem rozhorcena', pra-
villa kratce pred sym propus-
ten1m. "Vsecko co chci je ably
mne lidi nechali ma pokoji, a
dali mi pr1lezitost. Zde "a mT1-
zemi je vice laskavosti mezi
lidmi nez venku We svete."
Byla propustena ma parolu z
rozsudku cd 10 let do dozivoti
pro zabitf Albert Meadow, roz
vedene, kterou vinila z intim-
nostf S jej1m manzelem. Vyla-
kala il IL. cervence 1922 ma O.
m1sto, kde il utloukla
kladivem, ktere 81 S sebou pTi-
nesla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Oloupen cikankou O $50.

We What Cheer, Iowa, zije
80 roxy starry D. Thomas, BY
valy obchodnfk, nynf ma odpo-
cinku. Trpf stareckymi nedu-
ny a ponejv1ce sedf v kolecko-
We zidli. Onehdy pTisla k ne
mu cikanka a nab1dla Sc, re by
mu mazanfm neduh rozehnala.
Kdyz odeprel, Tekla, re mu te-
dy "a jediny cent precte jeho
osud z diane ruky. Dedousek
pTitahl zidli blfze k nj a natahl
ruku, ably mu z diane vylozila
jeho st6st1. Ia chvili, kdyz O.
desla, zpozoroval starecek, re
mu cikanka sikovnym zp1so-
benz vytahla z kapsy $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
ZastreliI Sc den pc svatbe.

V independence, Iowa, far
mar Carl J. Thompson, zastfe-
iii Sc, kdyz den pred tim Sc o.
zenil Sc svoji byvalou hospody-
nj. Byl posledn1 dobou zadum-
civym a hodn6 pill. Jeho hos
podyn6 Lizzie Sharp, 48 rokG
stara, vedla mu domacnost tTi
roxy cd tie dolby, co byl rowe
den cd prvni zeny a odstehoval
Sc z Monticello do Indepen-
dence. M6la u sebe 14letou
dceru May Sharpovou. Thomp-
son a jeho hospodyne Sc nepo-
hodli ohledn6 mzdy, kterou il
byl "a celou dobu dluzen. V
rozcllenf b6hem hadky farmaT
revolverem vyhrozoval, re no
spodyni i jejf dceru zastTelf.
Kdyz no hn6v preset, ucinil no
spodyni nab1dku, re il da notu
ma $500, ktere il CO mzdu dlu-
huje, potion ale il ucinil navrh,
ably Sc "a n6j provdala, k ce-
muz svolila. Jest6 toho dine O.
ba i dfvka May jeli do Man
chester, kde je smfrc1 soudce
oddal. Druhy den, farmaT po-
mohl nakrmit dobytek a vratil
Sc do stavenf. Mezi tim, co je-
no zena pTipravovala sn1dani,
Sci nahoru do loznice a zastTe-
Ill Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28

Vzduchoplavecky pilot, M.
D. Kirkpatrick, vydal Sc z Cor
dova ma Aljasce ma let aeropla-
mem do Seattla, We statu Wa
shington, ably lekarskou pomoc
zjednal 9 meslcG staremu dit
ku rodic1 George Wray, kdyz
toto spolklo "bezpecnostnf'
spendlik. S dftkem vydala Sc
matka jeho v aeroplanu pilo-
tove ma let do dalky 1896 mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28

Guverner statu JIM Dako-
ty, Tom Berry pozadal vladni
pomocne organisace O pomoc
peneznf pro nastavaj1cf zne
Guverner guvernerovi vladni
pomocne organisace, pfipomf-
ma, re $1,000 farmaTG We state,
kterym vlada poskytla pomoc
v dob6 jarn1 ably mohli pole sva
oseti 10000 jich Dude potrebo-
vati dals1 pomoc ably mohli T.
rodu nyn1 nalezite skliditi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
FarmaT zabit vybuchem
dYnamitu.

Pr trhanf pafez1 dynami-
tenn prisef o zivot 56lety Josef
E. Kennedy, farmaT a pestitel
krmn6ho dobytka, bydlfcf u
West Liberty, Iowa. Ma sve
35O-akrov6 farme cistil poze-
mex cd paTezd pomocf dynami
tn. Jednoho dine minuly tyden
dial dynamit pod velky paTez,
ale rama nevysla. Pc dvou
dnech Sc k parezu vratil. Nez
sc nadal, udal Sc vybuch a
Kennedy byl zabit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Proc Sc nskdy manzele rozvadi

V Chicago pOneVac manZeI
byl We svych zvyc1ch "pT1lis
staromodnf'', Sophie Foremal,
4Oleta, obdrzela cd sveho So
rok1 stareho manzela rozvod.
V zalobe O rozvod "a d1vod u
vadela, re manzel byl "pTflis
.staromodnf'', re poTad chtel
byti donna a jednou il uhodil,
kdyz chtela, ably vysel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Reditel zavodu Sc obssil.

Arlos Thompson, 29lety re-
ditel zavodu Omaha Cold Stor-
age Co. v Ord, Nebraska, Sc
minuly ctvrtek obesil v stare a
nepouzivane ledarne. PTipev-
nil 81 provaz Ike strese a utahl
kolem krku, nacez skocil S W.
Sc 80 stop a uskrtil Sc. Zane
chava manzelku a dive male
ditky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Pro pint koralky odsouzena.

V Paulsboro, N. j., dovola-
vaj1c Sc chudoby, Minnitiova
vdova Sc sesti detmi, byla Cd
souzena do vezen1 ma pGl roku.
Jej1 manzel spachal pred dive
ma Lefty sebevrazdu re zalu
mad zmizenfm jejich sedmeho
d1tka.
V prosinci prodala pint boot
legafske koTalky cernochovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Zaslouzeny trest.

V Jasper, Indiana, odsoudili
Bascum Raye, IA, a Maurice
Sheridana, II, oba z Hunting
tonu, w. Va, ma dozivotf do
v6zeni pro nasilny 1nos Serbia
Leugera, "a pomoci zbrane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
"Skok ku smrti" smrtelnym.

Zatim co sta d1tek prihlfze-
10, jak Vera Senior v Charleroi,
Pa, provadela S vyse stanu
"skok ku smrti", spadla tato S
vySe 165 stop a zabila Sc. We
vedlejsfm stanu v teze dobe je-
j manzel a 6 rokG starry syn
provad6li ku zabave divakI
kousky sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
ZastFelil Sc pred zrcadlem.

V Rockford, ILL.,, pred zrca-
diem v kuchyni, Frank Hamil-
ton, Ga, zastrelil sc ranou do
spanku z omrzelosti zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
Pc srazeni tchana spachal
sebevrazdu.

V Chicago Jan Kowalski, As
lety, srazil sveho tchana sc
schodiste a pax Sc obesil We
sklepe sveho grocerniho OBJ
chodu a domova.
Pavel Kuca, 6Olety tchan,
byl omracen padem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-28
ster Excursions

Pravy cas-
Vypluje z pT1stavu 16 Light st.
$500, 8.45, *11.3O A. M.
2.15, $3.50 P. M.
Zpet 2 COLCHESTER
1915, HOO A. M.
300, $50, $3.50 P. M.
(zadna $50 P. M. LODI sobotu
a nedeli)
LODI oznacena takto s. vezme
Automobily, Trucky a PasazeTi
Pro ostatn1 plavby jest LODI
COLCHESTER
(pouze pro pasazeri)
nevezme zadne trucky neb auta
Cena ma Automobily
$500 jedna j1zda
$3.50 okruznf j1zda
i Sc T1dicem techto
Trucky "a LEVINE ceny.
Excursion l1stek, dospele SOC
D1tky pod IL rokG stare 25c
Zvlastn1 plavba pTi mesfcku
(denne mimo soboty a nedele)
LODI Rochester $50 p. m.
Zpet 11.30 P. M.
Dospele soc Dftky 25c
J1zdni rad NIUE byt zmenen
bez ornament.
Statnf costa primo ku pTfstavu
COLCHESTER CO..
Pier 16 Light st. Baltic, Md.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22

SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
TAX ASSESSED ON SAL MO N IN
 SEATTLE HIGH
Court Fights Are Expected Following Announce
 ment of Official

SEATTLE, Aug. 22-County As sessor Roy B. Misener announces that he has placed warehouse sal mon as assessed at $2,123,O00 on next years tax rolls despite the 1893 law exempting canned salmon in warehouses. He estimated that it would raise $l16,000 in tax reve- nues.
 T believe the law is unconstitu- tional," Misener said, and he ex- poets court battles.
 Misener also said that he has sent cut 125 canned salmon tax state- ments and had two girls working
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
CELEBRATION
 TAKES PLACE
 IN THIS CITY
Merrymaking toHave Wide Swing Because of
 Sweet Adeline''

Tonight in Juneau will be an evening of celebration, with the atres and taverns alike making a special effort to provide entertain ment for patrons.
 At the Capitol Theatre, Edward c. Robinsons latest picture The Whole Towns Talking" plays for the last times, to be followed by a midnight matinee of the fine dramatic spectacle, The Man Who Reclaimed His Head" in which Claude Rains, of Invisible Man" fame, and Joan Bennett have stellar roles.
 Opening at the Coliseum will be the new and fascinating musical spectacle of Warner Brothers, Sweet Adeline," starring Irene Dunne, whose charm would seem to increase nightly with each picture.
 Miss Dunne, once under contract with the Metropolitan Opera, sings seven songs, two of them duets with Phil Began, New York police man who became a radio star all most overnight. The operetta, which ran for 63 weeks on Broadway, was written by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II.
 For those to whom the very title of the picture is productive of thirst, and for all who wish to continue the jovial mood for the production further into the even- ing, the Juneau Ice Cream Parlors, the New York Tavern, and other Juneau places of amusement offer heir accommodations to after movie crowds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
SWEET ADELINE"
 OPENING TONIGHT,
 COLISEUM THEATRE

Warner Bros. musical spectacle, Sweet Adeline,' which opens at the Coliseum Theatre tonight, is the screen version of an operetta which ran 63 weeks on Broadway. The story is laid in the gay nine- ties, and concerns the proprietor of a Hoboken beer garden and his daughters, who not only wait on tables but sing for the customers.
 Irene Dunne, cast in the title role, is in love with a poor song plugger and writer, and is in turn courted by gay blades of various degrees. The girl lands on Broadway and before the altar after a series of ad-
 ventures and romantic interludes. The cast includes 4 comedians, Hugh Herbert, Ned Sparks, Joseph Caw-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
ROBINSON APPEARS AS STAR IN BILL
 SHOWING, CAPITOL

The While Town Talking" now showing at the Capitol Theatre, pre- sents Edward C. Robinson in his first screen comedy role. Always previously cast in hard-boiled, sin ister and somewhat nefarious roles, Robinson's performance in a serio- comic characterization is doubly ef- fective because of its novelty.
 The Whole Towns Talking" was produced in the same studio that brought It Happened One Night, 7 Lady for Day and One Night of Love- to the screen. John Ford directed the picture.
 Jean Arthur, Wallace Ford, Ar thur Byron and Etienne Girardot are featured in important roles. The balance of the cast offering sup port in minor roles includes Arthur Hohl, J. Farrell Macdonald, John Wray, Joseph Sauers and Donald Meek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
O'MALLEY IMPROVING

Henry OMalley, former commits sioner of fisheries, who entered the hospital some time ago for medical treatment, continues to show steady improvement and will probably be discharged from the hospital within a few days, hospital authorities re- ported today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
1000 HorsepotOer Plane Floaon by Colonel Turner

BURBANK, Cal, Aug. 22- Col. Roscoe Turner declined to reveal the speed attained but is highly pleased with his trial trip from Glendale in a remOdeled 1000 horsepower sing l e-seater plane, regarded by local air men as the worlds fastest land plane.
 Before remedeling, the plane made about BIO miles an hour.  SHOP IN uJNEAU. FIRST!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22
FIRST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF
 GREECE, DIES

ATHENS, Greece, Aug. 22-Ad- miral Paul Coundouriotis, aged 80 years, first President of the Greek Republic, is dead. He retired as President in 1929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22

thorn and Nydia Westman. Donald woods, leading man, is cast as the song writer in love with Miss Dunne. Louis Calhern is the villain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-22

four months itemizing salmon stocks
 Warehouse canned salmon stocks were assessed only $97 .530 last year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Alaska. In the matter of the estate of LOUISA BLOMBERG, Deceased. Notice is hereby Given that Thor ulf Lehman, Executor with the Will annexed of the Last Will and Testament of Louisa Blomberg, de- ceased, has filed in said Court his Final Report and Account; and that Monday, the l4th day of October, 1895. at the hour of 2 P. M., at the office of said Probate Court, has been set as the time and place for the hearing of objections, if any there be, to said Report and Account and the settlement of the same. At said time and place the Court will decree as to who are the heirs and distributes of said estate.
 Dated: Nome, Alaska, August IA, 1885.
 THORULF LEHMAN
 Executor Publish-Aug IA, 2l, 28, Sept. 4, 1885.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

Delegate Dimond is actively work ing to have the recently established National Youth Administration ex- tend its activities to Alaska. This Administration has been set up at the request of the President to pro- vide relief, work relief, and employ ment for persons between the ages of Is and 25 years who are no long CT in regular attendance at school, requiring full time and who are not regularly engaged in remunerative employment. It is intended that the chief function of the IVA will be to extend aid to college students who are desirous of pursuing their coll ege education but are financially un- able to do so. This will be in the form of work relief and will aver age about Slo month. Flnanclal aid is also available to high school students for food, clothing, text books and other essentials necessary if they are to continue in school This, however, is limited to $6 a month.
 In carrying out the functions of the IVA, it is intended that funds will be available after September 1, 1885, for the period ending June 30, 1886. The Delegate believes that such aid will be of material assist ance to many students in Alaska who might otherwise be unable to continue their education.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

bors Bill now before Congress, the Delegate has had the following Al aska projects included in those it. ems that are eligible for immediate prosecution of work on enactment of the bill:
 Wrangell Harbor, Wrangell Mar rows, Dry Pass, Stikine River, Ko- diak Harbor, Petersburg Harbor, Egegik River, Cordova Harbor, Sew ard Harbor, Nome Harbor and Sit ka Harbor.
 The bill also includes the follow ing items for which House Joint Resolutions were introduced auth orizing preliminary surveys with a view toward the improvement of the respective harbors.
 Bethel Harbor, Douglas Harbor, Haines Harbor, Rake Harbor, Met lakatla Harbor, Ship canal across Prince of Wales Island, Sitka liar bor, Unalaska Harbor, Valdez liar bor, Skagway Harbor and Homer Harbor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

Miss Lorene Nelson, teacher in the Office of Indian Affairs School at Hydaburg and Ketchikan, for the past three years, has returned to spend the summer in Washington. Miss NelSon's home was originally in Washington, but now that she is here she is beginning to look for ward to her return to Alaska as the true homecoming.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21
The Washington News Letter

(Continued From Page One) of the Wilcox Bill for Air Defense by the Senate July 29th This bill authorizes the Secretary of War to determine the location of six new air defense bases, one of which is to be in Alaska.
 The establishment of the base in Alaska is an objective that the Dele
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

gate has been working for for some time, and it would appear that the definite designation of Alaska for the site of one of the six bases in the bill indicates that his constant stressing of Alaskas strategic posi- tion in a plan of national defense is going to produce the desired result.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21
for this position.

Mrs. w. s. Horning, formerly of Anchorage, accompanied by her daughter Jean, was visiting in Wash ington for several days last week. They have returned to Nevada where MT. Horning is engaged in placer mining.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

In recognition of his consistent in terest in the subject of rivers and harbors, Delegate Dimond has been appointed Vice-President for the Territory of Alaska of the Nation al Rivers and Harbors Congress.
 In the General Rivers and Har-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

Former Governor Thomas C. Riggs Jr., is being strongly supported for appointment to the position of com
 missioner of the International Boun diary Commission for defining, marking and maintaining the bound ary between the United States, Al aska and Canada. In addition to Governor Riggs intimate know lege of conditions in Alaska, the fact that he was a member of the orig inal commission to determine the boundary makes him well qualified
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-21

July 22nd the Delegate introduce ed bill to authorize the town of Skagway to improve the sidewalks, streets and city hall of the town, and for such purposes to issue bonds in any amount not exceeding $l2,- OOO
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-22
Alterations in Place
Names Not Infrequent

How folks In a community will
change the real name of place, a
river. mountain. etc., by gradual diff
ferences in spelling and pronuncia-
ton, is brought out on uncle Sans
Handbook on Geographical Names"
published by the United States Geo
graphic board.
Sometimes the natives will entire
ly reverse the proper name of o
place. by carelessness or as joke,
over long period. Horse Greek i'm
California, for instance, is now mis-
called Cow Creek. Breteche Creek,
Wyoming, has been called Britisher
Creek long time, perhaps because
1t sounds like that.
The board found that the word
Ozarks was corrupted from the
French words Aux Arcs, pronounced
exactly the same way.-Washington
Post.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-22

work which can be expanded"
The maneuver will place in the
hands of the federal reserve banks
$674,625,6 $50 of gold certificates, which
must be used as backing for issue of
the same sum in federal reserve notes
to retire the bonds. Note issue against
the bonds could be expanded II cur
rency demands warranted. to about
$1,6S7. 100000, since a federal reserve
note need not be backed by more than
40 per cent gold or gold certificates in
like percentage. What will happen
will be the immediate simplification
of our currency system. The treasury
and federal reserve banks will have
all the authority to issue money. The
Plan involves retirement on August l
of S674625, $50 of 2 per cent federal
securities and substitution of federal
reserve notes for $657, 937,OS0 of out
standing national bank currency,
These bonds will be retired with SIR
plus funds created by devaluing the
Roosevelt dollar from 100 cents to
5a.06 cents. gold. The total profit was
S2,S12,0OO,O00.
National bank notes issued by ma
tional banks against federal securities
represent more than one-tenth of the
nations circulating currency. The adj
ministration's program likely means
the permanent abandonment of the ma
tional bank note which has been used
since the Civil war. The circulation
privileges expire on all bonds deposit
ed by banks and held in trust by the
treasury on July %, 1885. except on
two issues. By calling for redemption,
the treasury will retire all securities
bearing circulation privilege" and ma.
tional banks will no longer have suit
able security for issuance of their own
notes.
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senter" succumbed to
the ravages of pneu-
monia. The next day
in the somber Supreme
court chamber, the
court led by Chief JUS
tice Hughes paid trib-
ute to the man whose
career, he said. had
been one of unique
distinction" Justice
Hughes voice choked
as he spoke. The grind
of legislation and the
f1icnutac nf tho dow
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through the use of
gold certificates. Po-
tentiany inflationary,
it will deprive nation
al banks of the power
to issue currency and
save the government
an nnual interest
charge of S13, ,0N.
Questions on initiation
airy implications were
avoided by treasury
officials, but thew ad-
mitted the plan would
as.& @1I A.a1- -
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a b o u t u r e e c e,
where government
airplanes are bomb
ing government bat
tleships, seized by
rebels. From the
Averoff, pride of the
Greek navy, flames
rose high" when a
250-p u n d b a b y
bomb struck her
deck. What would
happen if a 5000
pound bomb struck
such a ship?
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R.,b,ub Wa. No. Popular

The bathtub was invented In 1872,
but at the beginning its use was
frowned upon by doctors. 1t took
about so years before the bathtub be-
came generally acceptable everywhere.
-Pearson's Weekly.
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N;eotine in Tobacco

The quantity of nicotine in tobacco
varies from to 8 per cent, the coarser
kinds containing the larger quantity.
while the best Havana cigars seldom
contain more than 2 per cent and
often less.