davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
'0F INTEREST TO
| THE HOUSEWIFE

Wooden socks will not shrink if
washed carefully in tepid water and
white soap suds. Rinse in clear,
lukewarm water, wiring out, and hang
In the air to dry quickly.
It is much quicker when frying
doughnuts, to cut dough in diamond
shapes instead of using doughnut
cutter. They taste just as good when
cut in this way.
If you enjoy painting try your
skill on one of the unpainted dress
ing tables. They are most useful
and ornamental.
Have you. tried serving baked
cranberry apples with roast pork
dinner? Fill the cavity left in ap-
pie after core has been removed
with cranberry sauce and bake.
Meringue is improved by a dash
Of salt and a little grated lemon
peel.
Always test cake before removing
from the oven, even though it may
already have baked the length of
time stated in the recipe.
A squeaking in hardwood floors is
caused by floors not being properly
nailed or when subfioOring is omitted
or laid parallel to flooring strips.
An experienced floor-layer will re-
move the squeak.
Keep onions under cold water
when peeling to prevent the tears
coming.
Casserole dishes made of meat,
vegetables or fish can be cooked in
the morning and reheated just be-
fore they are to be served.
When making a pumpkin pie, beat
the whites of eggs stiff and fold
them into mixture just before baking
instead of beating the egg yolks and
whites together. The pumpkin filling
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04

tance. My financial matters are
In the hands of Mr.. Garth, who is
really the family lawyer, and has
been for many years. Why do yOn
want to knOW?" -
Because want him to advise
you that, if only for your own sake.
you would better refrain from re-
peating what you said to Mrs. NAL
den. You must know that slander
is severely dealt with, and you are
quite liable to get yourself Into real
trouble, while trying to trouble my
daughter" z%.
There was silence for a few mo-
ments, then Pierre entered, fol-
lowed by Dillon, and the two men
led Madame Maiden from the room.
She left without word.
Lowell went to Perilla's rooms.
and she stepped out on the bal
cony with him. She felt she could
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04

"Peace, woman!" he cried. "Nol
another word from your lying
tOnguei I knew your son. I knew
his fine character, his noble nature
But I did not know that his nobil.
ity was great enough to hide the
fact that he had a shrew for q
mother. How the poor lad has suf.
fered all his life. am sorry. Mrs
Maiden, that my daughter and i
have seen you, sorry that the mem.
Ory of you must ever be a cloud on
our recollection Of Corey. We will
go, now, never, hope, to see you
again."
You will not go, sir. 1t is my
custom to have all my family at
a family funeral. Though | hate to
see you disgracing the occasion, l
must decree that you and your
daughter, and your son, If he is
available, all make your appearance
at the service on Friday"
"You wish us to stay here till
Friday"
II do. I command it. We need
not meet, but you must be present" "
eve agree to conform to your
wishes, on the provision that we
need not meet. May we now be
shown to our rOoms?"
"YOu may. Seymour A woman
in the uniform Of trained nurse
came into the room. IBID Dillon
take these people to their rooms"
The nurse rang a bell, and
footman came, who escorted them
from Mrs. Malden's presence.
He led them up a long flight of
wide, shallow stairs, and opened
door into a large foyer, which he
said, led to Mrs. Malden's rooms.
Perilla was met by a pleasant
faced, rather pretty maid, who ush,
cred her in, while Dillon went or
with John Lowell.
Reaching the rooms allotted to him
Lowell asked Dillon to step inside.
The man seemed to do So "Dillon,"
he said. "who is head of the house
now?
Mrs. Maiden, sir, but she always
was. Even when Mr.. Corey was
alive he had nothing to say about
anything"
"Did he resent this?"
mo, sir. He preferred it so. Mr..
Corey was a clever man, sir"
"I'm sorry to say these things,
Dillon, but l must ask certain ques.
tions, and there seems to be mo- one
else to speak to just now. Is there
any, er-danger that during the
night, say, Mrs. Maiden might visit
my daughters room, and - and
cause her any distress?"
Il hesitate to reply to that ques.
tion, sir, but feel must advise
you to have Mrs. Malden's own
maid in the room with her. AS to
the housemaid, Marie, she is true
blue and may be absolutely depend,
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
Quick, j Complete
Pleasant
elm N AT ON

Let's be frank. There's only one way for
your body to rid itself Of the waste mat
ters that cause aeidity, gas, headaches,
bloated feelings and q dozen other dis
comforts-your intestines must function.
70 make them move quickly, pleas
antly, completely, without gripping.
Thousands Of physicians recommend
Milnesia Waters. Dentists recommend
Milnesia waters as an efficient remedy
for mouth acidity).
These mint favored Acandy-lik waters
are pure milk Of magnesia. Each wafer
is approximately equal to a full adult
dose Of liquid milk Of magnesia. Chewed
thoroughly in accordance with the direc-
tions on the bottle or lin, then swallowed,
they correct acidity, bad breath, Hatu-
lence, at their source and at the same
time enable quick, complete, pleas
ant elimination. III.
Milnesia Waters come in bottles of20
and 48 waters, at 35c and 60c respec-:
lively, or in convenient tins containing
IL at 2oc. Each wafer is approximately
an adult dose Of milk Of maqnesia. All
good drug stores carry them. Start using
these delicious, effective waters today.
Professional samples sentfr free to reg
istered physicians or dentists if request
is made on professional letter head.
SELECT PRODUCTS, incorporated
44o2 23rd ST., Long Island City, n. n.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04

Adlerika acts an BOTH upper and
lower bowels while ordinary laxatives
act on the lower bowel only. Adlerika
gives your system a thorough cleansing,
bringing out old, poisonous matter that
you would not believe was in your sys-
tenn and that has been causing gas
pains, sour stomach, nervousness and
headaches for months.
DR.. Fl. L. Shoub, New York, reports:
''In addition to intestinal cleansing,
AdIerika greatly reduces bacteria
and colon baciLH."
Give your stomach and bowels a REAL
cleansing with Adlerika and see how
good you feel. Just one spoonful relieves
GAS and chronic constipation. Sold
by all druggists and drug departments.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
CHAPTER IIl-continued

The place was typical old south,
ern home, and had Perilla gone
there with Corey, as she had ex-
pected, she would have felt all it's
charm and grandeur, and gloried in
thinking she was to become one of
the fine old family.
AS they mounted the steps of the
Colonial porch, the great doors were
swung open by two elderly man,
servants, who bowed stiffly.
"This way, If you please, ma'am," ,"
and the older man, looking almost
like Uncle Tom, ushered them into a
pleasant reception room, looking
out on some gardens. ..~
The man disappeared, only to re-
turn In a moment, and bid them into
another room: This was quite evil
IDENTIFY Mrs. Malden's own sitting
room, being a comfortable, luxurious
type, and showing decorations and
mementoes of the past.
In q large and rather formal
chair, sat an elderly, sharp-featured
woman, whose handsome face was
deprived of beauty by the express
sion of ill-nature and unkindness
that marred it. Ignoring John Lo-
ell, she stared at Perilla, and In a
harsh, cold voice she said:
So you're the girl who married
my sonI"
Surprised by this sort Of recep-
ton, Perilla managed to control the
resentment she felt, and said, qui-
etly, Eyes, Mrs. Maiden, I am, and
II"
"A skinny. claw-like hand was
shaken in her face, and the croak-
Ing voice went on:
"And murdered. him."
John Lowell stepped forward in
wrath. =
"Come, Perilla, I will not let you
be submitted to another speech like
that I" =
"You will not go, you will re-
main!" almost shrieked the old
lady, but Lowell stood his ground.
II will not stay to submit my
daughter to another speech like
that! A speech that cannot stoop
to reply to-"
Il can, father, leave it to me.
Did you love your son, Mrs. NAL
den?" -
''Love him! Far more than you
can guess or imagine"
"Then you cannot believe he
would marry a girl who would mur-:
der him. If you loved him. as you
say, you know his goodness and.
charm, you know his tenderness and.
gentle kindness. I, too, know all
those things, and ! know even more
of his love and devotion than you
do. But know, too. that If you
say such thing as anyone killed
him. / know you are insane"
The old dame fairly quivered as
she looked at her daughter-in-law.
yet he was killed." she said
stormily. "My boy was sound and
without weakness or blemish Of
any sort. The doctors said so, the
Insurance examiners said so, l, his
mother, have all his life known
of his strong, marvellous health.
Now you come to me and tell me
he is dead. You tell me he died sud.
denly, alone In a room with--with
this woman--what can / think but
that 1t was her deed?" !
"Come, Perilla," Lowell said,
again II cannot listen to this, nor
let you listen. Say no more to Mrs.
Maiden, but come away. You are in
danger here" -
"Well said; she is in danger! !!
Danger Of being found out. Danger
of having 1t known that she COM
mitted murder. danger that her
black deed be fastened upon her!"
John Lowell took two. strides for
ward and .clapped his hand over the
speakers mouth.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04

will be much lighter If prepared in
this way.
1t is time to change the water in
goldfish bowl when water is so warm
fish come to the top of bowl for air.
Goldfish like to be kept cool.
Sometimes roast beef gravy is
light cOlored. If you wish it to be
rich golden brown, put sugar in
frying pan until 1t has Drowned, then
dissolve 1t in water and add to
gravy.
g Associated Newspapers.-WNU Service.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04

ed on. And now, Mr.. Lowell, will
you and your daughter prefer to
have your meals with Mrs. Maiden,
the elder, or by yourselves"
II should much prefer to dine
alone tonight, Dillon, but think it
wiser--is the choice left to me?"
"Yes, sir"
"Then, tonight, l will dine with
Mrs. Maiden, the elder, but. my
daughter will not be with us. Make
whatever arrangement is conven-
lent for her dinner, and let her maid
dine with her."
Eyes. SIR" and the man looked
satisfied.
"Then. that will do, Dillon. and
send Boynton to me-"
Dillon had practically warned
him against letting Perilla spend
the night without a companion.
Well, Sarah was o host in herself
when it came to caretaking.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04

not talk freely, there were so many
listening ears about. Lowell under
stood, and as they talked of va
rious matters, he made, as he said,
route to follow when going home.
Perilla was not surprised when
on his departure, after Sarah's re-
turn. he slipped a paper into her
hand. Later, she found the note
read:
do not be alarmed, Perilla dear,
there is no real danger. But do not
sleep in a room alone. mean, let
Sarah sleep in the dressing room
adjoining your bedroom. W Let no
one come in, unless you know who
it is, and then, no one but the little
maid, or Madame Maiden"
"Dad's all fused up, Sarah,"
PerilIa said, in a voice she tried to
make jesting.
"Never mind, Miss Perilla, you
just forget it all and go to sleep.
You've had hard day, Lord
knows, and you may have a hard
day tomorrow"
May? I know shall. And you
know it, too, you old humbug."
It was not very long before Perilla
was sound asleep, with the rest that
comes after utter exhaustion. And
after time Sarah, too, fell into
deep sleep on the couch in the
dressing room.
Neither wakened when the french
window from the balcony was soft
ly pushed open and a blaek.robed
figure entered Perilla's room. But
Peril1a's quick hearing caught the
sound of breathing and she opened
her eyes to see some one leaning
over her dressing table. ~. ~
"Who are you? What do you
want?" she said quietly, at the same
time pulling on a small light at the
headboard of her bed. &.:..
The figure, startled, jumped back
ward, and Perilla went on, why do
you come in stealthily, Madame NAL
den? Had you tapped at my, door /
would have opened it. was ex-
pecting you" !
Expecting me, were youT" came
the response, in that high, screech-
ing voice she had used before to
Perilla. "Expecting me to come, to
get a confession of your guilt X"
mo" said Perilla, in a calm, con-
versational tone, "and you may as
we'll stop that nonsense at once. Il
didn't kill my Corey, my darling,
and we'll you know it. You are mo-
body's fool. except your own, and
that is going to bring you to grief. /
II married Corey, and planned to
visit you on our wedding trip, sup
posing you would love me, and +
was quite ready to love you.s In
stead, you greeted me with a terri
BILE, a fearful accusation. | cannot
yet think you meant it; l think,
hope, you did not know what you
said, so bewildered we're you from
grief. But my efforts to make peace
availed nothing. What are you here
for?" ~.<:zs4
"To-tO-"
"You. needn't tell me; know.
Now here is my last word. For
Corey's sake, whose life with you
must have been veritable hell,&I will
forget or seem to forget what you
have said and done. I do not for
give you. Corey, himself, could not
do that, but will ignore 1t all. If
You promise there will be nothing
further of the sort. You know what
i mean, you know all ! mean-dO
you promiseT' T>@>=
# (TO BE CONTINUED =. ia
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
Out and In

William Brown of Los Angeles
sneezed so hard while at work in a
Pocatello (Idaho) CCC camp, that his
shoulder blade flew out of place
He was brought to a hospital. A
nurse prepared the ether. A Whit
of it struck Browns nose. He let
out a powerful "ca-choo." The shoul
der blade snapped back into place.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
Short Of Saints Names;
Therefore Virgin Islands

History records that the Virgin
islands puzzled Columbus when he
sighted them on his second voyage.
Amazed by their beauty and num-
ber, he could not think Of enough
saints in whose honor to name them.
So he took a short cut and called
them the Virgin islands.
This was a tribute to st. Ursula
and her 1900 virgins.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
(TO BE CONTINUED
Dogs Temperature Higher

The normal temperature or dogs
is higher than that of people, II is
usually about IO1 degrees. Young
dogs and small ones have siightly
higher temperatures than Jld and
large animals @>Z
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-12-04
GAS, GAS ALL
THE Time : CANT
EAT OR SLEEP

1.-THE gas on my stomach
was so bad I could not
eat or sleep. Even my
heart hurt. A friend Sue-
6ested AdIerika. The first
dose I took brought me
relief. Now I eat as / wish,
sleep fine and never felt
better. Mrs. Tas. Filler.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
TIL BaltimoTane drzani We
Washingtonu.

We Washingtonu policie Sc
brala ctrnact muz1 " nedeli,
zmocnila Sc revolver1 a jinych
pomGcek zlodej1.
Otisky prstG zaslany byly do
vsech celnych NEST Unie. Sest
sebranych udalo, re pTijeli z
Michigan. Jeden re zatcenych
udal sve jmeno: julius Spivak.
26lety.
Policii dostalo Sc tajne zpra-
Wy, re tvor1 Sc banda 1nosc1.
Policie sebrala v restaurantu
osm muz1 ozbrojenych trent
revolvery.
Policie dala Sc do prohlfdky
heren a podezTelych domd. Do
moci jej1 padli tTi muzi a tFi
zeny vedle jinych. Vysetrova-
nj jich vedlo ku pTesvedcenf.
re Mcneil ma mysli provesti ne
jaky 1nos.
Re zatcenych byli tr1 Balti-
moTane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Ctyri move zdroje statnich
prfjmI.

We sve predbezne zprave o
novych moznych pTijmech pro
stat, nalezli DIR. William Paul
Walker a DIR. S. H. DeVault 2
Marylandske university, ctyTi,
iichz die jejich nahledu uzito
by byti mohlo ku urovnanf ros-
touc1ch statnfch vydani.
Temi jsou: Cisty vynos z da-
ne pflJm1. Ma jednotlivce W.
pablo by cd $1,287.727 ku 3d.
351.822 die ustanovene vySe, a
ma korporace $1,258,0O0
Dan z drobneho prodeje. Wy
nesla by cd $3,7O9,64O ku $40
020,630 die ustanovene WISE.
Zvlastn1 dan z tabaku ST.
628,37O.
Zprava jejich dotekla Sc tez
DAM ma dedictvf a ma sdruzen1
konnskych dostihG. z dostiho-
We dane soudf zvysen by byti
mohl pT1jem u $500, 900 lon
skeho roku ma $1,300,O0O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Mesicni ucet pomocne akce o
$1,000 900 snizen.

Baltimorsky pomocny fond
We prospech nezamestnanych
Dude o $1,O12.6OO chuds1 pc
dobe, kdy vladn1 odbor zamest
ma "zamestnan1 schopne" ma
verejnych pracech.
Kolem 80 procent osob pod
porovanych z celkoveho poctu
3O.849, je "zamestnan1 schop-
nych." Ma 5.273 osob podpo-
rovanych nen1 zamestnanl
schopnych jednak pro t6lesne
-jednak dusevn1 neschopnosti.
Jestlize zamestnan1 schop-
nym dostane Sc ma planu presi-
denta Roosevelta prace, vzato
Dude z listing 3O.849 pf1padd.
Ma zamestnani schopne po-
trebi Dude asi $2O7,4O0 meslc-
ne, O ktere stat must sc asi sta
rati sam bez vladn1 pomoci.
= Harry Hazelgrove z Vine
ulice drzan jest pro velkoporo-
tn ma obzalobu, re podvodne
dial Sc podporovati &C zamest-
nan byl ma zeleznicni praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Fasism We Spojenych Statech
pravde-podobnsjsfm.

V Baltimore Open Forum V
nedeli Ellen Wilkinson soudi-
la, re fasism zapustf koreny We
%Spojenych Statech spfse neil
v Anglii.
"Fasism," fekla, "prichazi
ku platnosti V dobach vaznych
narodohospodafskych kala-
nit. Wilkinson nedavno Wy
puzena byla re Spanelska,
kdyz tam videla vice NEIL tam
nj vlada cht6la. Jest druhou
evropskou zenou We dvou IT,
dnech, jez V Open Forum va
rovala Spojene Staty pred ia
sismem. Prvni byla Tony SEN
der, nemecka socialistka.
"Amerika jake jine kapita-
listicke zeme," Tekla, "stoii
tvaTi V tvaf nadprodukci, jez
nem1ze Sc zbaviti vytvorenych
predmetG." V padu tohoto sy.
stemu, vysvetlovala, pffvrzenci
kapitalismu obraci sc ku fasis-
mu. Tazana byvSi proc Sc pro
tivl fasismu, odpovedela re
proto, ponevac uziva socialis-
tickych nauk ably jimi chranil
svuj kapitalisticky system.
Wilkinson byla clenkynf an
glickeho parlamentu. Bude o.
pet kandidatkou do tohoto.
Tazana, CO povazuje "a pre-
chod Spojenych Statd do fasis-
mu, ukazala ma NRA. Mysli,
re posmech, jakym k. pr. zde
stlhan senator Huey Long, je
nec1m p%odobnym posmechu,
jakym byl Hitlera V Nemecku
pred rokem 1929.
Zkusenosti sve We Spanelsku
dotkla Sc lfcen1m pTfcin vedou-
c1ch tam ku revoluci. Rok pred
vypuknut1m teto pravila, hla~
dovelo tam vice osob ku smrti
neil kdekoliv jinde.
Vlada uchylila Sc ku neuv9-
fitelnemu pronasledovani. Kor
dony vojska obklopeny byly
cele okrsky, popravy a zalaf
zavladly. V jedine Asturii po-
strfleno ma 5000 trplcleh delhi
XII. Najednou odpraveno by
10 ma verejnem namestf v Owl
dec, hlavn1m meste prOvincie,
700 muzG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25

Snehovou bouT1 utrpela do
prava a. spojeni znaenych skod
We stTedu We statu Marylandu
Spojen1 S Eastern Shore pre-
ruseno bylo, any vsechny dra-
ty strhany byly a vice neil
1000 telefonn1ch a telegraf-
Mich sloupd svaleno.
V Baltimore odpoledne "a
vreny byly 1fadovny, ably Fri
zenci mohli Sc dostati dom1
Sta automobile a truckG uvaz-
10 We snehu a zavinilo preruse-
nj jfzdy elektrickych poulic-
Mich kar We vice neil 1000 pr
padech. Vice neil 500 muzd6.
padesat trucku a So pluhu vfa-
demo bylo do prace odhazova-
nj a odkllzen1 snehovych
spoust.
Stredeenf blizzard byl hor-
sim nezli pc 6 roku pred tim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Patnact bilionG ma veTejne pra-
ce navrhuie Msgr. RYAN.

Odstranenf neschopnych ma
lych obchodnfk1, Sis, 900, 900
600 ma prevalent verejnych
pfacl V nastavajicfch trech ro-
c1ch a sn1zen1 1rok1 ma veTei-
ne a soukrome p1jcky, potreb-
no jest ku obnoveni narodnfho
blahobytu, soudf Rev. Msgr.
John A. Ryan, Glen fakulty ka-
tolicke university We Washing
tonu a jeden re clenG odvolacf-
no odboru NRA.
Recnil v Baltimore V Cadoa
Hall V nedeli. Rekl, re pred
nekolika tydny obchodnfci vo-
Iali, re rozpocet ma byti zba-
lancovan. Usoudil, re pozada-
vek jejich byl zcela nerozum-
|nym. Nikdo pry nemuzze rfci,
kdy a jak a zdali urovnan roz-
pocet byti mGze. Kreslil obraz
fpredesleho presidenta, Herber-
ia Hoovera, jake ideal obchod-
mich vGdcG. Vysv6tloval, re
byvaly tento president malo Sc
naucil Cd leta r. 1892, kdy O.
znamil, re "~automaticke zota-
yen1" Sc blfzf. Hoover veril
We zlato'', rekl Tecnik. "Jisto
jest, pravil recn1k, re "Francie
Italie, Nemecko, Belgie a jfn6
zeme, jez stale udrzujf zlatou
menu, udelaly maly pokrok ku
pfedu zatlm CO Angle a Spoje-
ne Staty, jez ustoupily cd zlate
meny, Sc lepsi."
Ones nepotTebujeme vice
zeleznic, hotel1 a drahych a.
partmentG," volal Tecnik.
Vrativ Sc ku industrialnimu
odvolacfmu vyboru, Tecnfk re-
XII, re devet des1tin stfznosti ty-
kalo Sc tvrzenf, re mali obchod
n1ci nemohou platiti nejmensi
mzdu stanovenou NRA.
TO- die jeho nahledu, "ie
znamkou neschopnosti jejich.
To CO potrebujeme," rekl, "jc
vseobecny tTicetihodinovy pra-
|covnf tyden bez snfzenf mzdy.
Laby devet milionG nezamestna-
Inych vraceno bylo do prace
E0bratnejsf moh1i by provost
|vsechny potrebne pfedmety "a
nizSf ceny. Neschopnf nepatri
do obchodu."
"Nehneme-li sc ku zotavenf'
soudil Tecnfk, "budeme NIT
bud vladnf ovladanf, nebo IA
sism nebo komunism anebo ne
co horSlho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Stavka trestancG skoncena.

FL trestancG mestskeho We
zen1 vyslo ma stavku hladov6-
MIN pfi sn1dani 1tery rano.
Re stavkujfc1ch Is vzdalo Sc
stavky pr obed6 a vecer vsich-
nj jedi.
Nekter1 pry mcneil radi po-
levku a maso, jak jim toto ku
jfdlu davano bylo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Cleveland ustanoven soudcem
soudu pro mladistve
pFestupniky.

Allan Cleveland, SO roxy
starry, ustanoven byl governe-
rem Nice "a soudce soudu pro
mladistve prestupn1ky zakona.
Vyznal, re INA rad dftky" a
ver1, re "jedn1m z nejvetsfch
problemd dnesn1 DOLBY jest u
chovati d1tko Cd zlocinu a ude-
lati je spoTadanym clenem
dneSn1 spolecnosti a pax re
naklad ma soud Dude dobfe wy
nalozenym."
Jest otcem dvou d1tek, syna
a dcery, jez sami d1tky sve Cd
chovavaji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
TIL prchli z vezeni " Ellicott
City.

Pomoc1 roztrhanych loznfch
pokryvek a svazanych techto v
provazy, til veznove prchli v
1tery z vezen1 v Ellicott City.
Jeden chycen byl "a hodinu
pc 1teku, kdyz ujel V elektric-
Ike kafe ma Gainesville juno
ton ma Edmundson avenue.
Druz1 diva: Thomas Welch z
E. Baltimore ulice a John B.
Mahoney, eernoch z Ellicott
City, nalezeni v 1tery nebyli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Vstupenky ma pies narozenin

Vice nezli 10000 vstupenek
do ples6, jez poradany budou
We stredu, v den narozenin pre-
sidenta Roosevelta, vydano by
10 30 skupinami, jez pracujl
pro zdar oslav.
lance bez rozdflu, hry Fa-
ret a jine zabavy pfistupny hu-
dou osobam majfcfm SO cento-
We vstupenky.
Pro pGlnocnf divadlo v Cen
fury divadle, must byti zvlast-
nj vstupenka jednoho dolaru.
Cena vSech l1stk1 ku rozpro-
deli danych jest $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Baltimoran usmrcen v Ohio.

John Merriman, jenz ridil
truck 0. E. Wentworth spolec-
nosti, usmrcen byl v sobotu.
kdyz truck sr1til Sc z National
Highway, dive mile cd Eaton,
Ohio. John Wentworth, jenz
s MIN jel jake pomocny Tfdic,
utrpel tezka zranen1.
z Baltimore S truckem ode
'jeli V 1tery minuleho tydne S
nakladem ryb, jez skladali v
Indiana a Illinois. Nestest1
potkalo je, kdyz vraceli Sc do
Baltimore.