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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-11
- HERE TODAY

SGI.-Jerscn, pretty and rs,
Ea.- silk mill. She and
%o'A' year-old brother, Phii' sup
hes lbe.r invalid father.
p 0Es; ,"'' Meyers who also works
SIs'0 Iii asks Gale to marry
n m ,'' She promises to give nm
nl", ,,s,<e, in a few days;
an C an GOES skating, breaks thru
Ca - is rescued by Brian
ta So. - whose father, now
W. built the naill. Brian has
oS, GU home after two years IN
Con con-. e., rn.cr the mill. Gale dis
Fa.,s =. before he learns her
n@ I;;-t, Thatcher, daughter OF
- Ths schcr, general man.
No., e he r,ill. schemes to cap
aSoI ain. She asks him to
80 Ler n plan, supposedly
80 discourage Greg Harmon an
- suitor. The plan is
Ill an attempt to inveigle
D.. - show her attentions.
Bran Z"
, Brian agrees. -,,r s-onv
NOW CO or WITH lHE oioNi
W. CHAPTER Xxi
The coupe cane to a stop and
Tho G,nr oaened. \ mans voice
called, WAN, q ride east? Be
clad 10 Jaze volt
Gale Srcnncd forward. She
conITn't stand there in the sleet
and cold for four hours; that was
certain. She uied to see the
man in the car but his face was
81 do want TO get home," she
said. u missed the bus
eyes. | saw the driver pull
away and leave you. That was
a mean trick. Say" All at
once the man was out of the car,
coming toward her. Why, Gale
Henderson, he exclaimed. II
didn't know it was you. What
in the world are you doing
here?"
Gale looked up at Brian West
more. She hoped he would think
it was the cold that made her
lips tremble as they did. She
said. 81 didn't recognize You
either"
But you mustn't stand here
shivering. Here-get into the
car" He helDed her into the
coupe, and 4 moment later was
beside her. "Say, l came along
lust when / did," ne went on.
cts rotten afternOon-you
be out in it"
Gale smiled. believe it or not,
she said. II was waiting
for a bus and I'd have had
quite a wait, too. The next one
isn't due until $50"
He said, concerned, you're
cold aren't you? Take my
She shook her head. sob. no.
she said, "I'm warm now. Really
am! Tell me. do you always
20 AROUND feSG ulnS nl2lQenS III
distress? / believe this is the
second time you've saved me
rom an icy death"
Brian laughed. GAS a career"
ne said, II can't think of any
hing I'd like better than rescu-
ng maidens in distress. Would
you give me a letter of recon-
nendation or teStimonial?"
Il certainly would. ANY time
you want it."
They drove in silence for q
few moments. Then Brian ask
ed, "Have you given IN skating
I've been out once or twice and
looked for YOU but | didn't see
you."
'I've-been busy" Gale told
him.
So he'd missed her. He'd
looked for her" Gale went on,
without raising her eyes, "Be-
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MORTGAGES SALE

Whereas, default was made in
the payment of the indebtedness
secured by that Mortgage Deed
executed by R. R. Davis Ian un-
married mani to J. A. Lyle,
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Answers to Previous Questions

Answers to Previous Questions
HANNAH WILKINSON was
" first to conceive the idea OF
twisting fine Surinam cotton yarn
on spinning wheels. Hiacoomes
was ordained in 1870 ana
preached to the Indians in a
small church at Martha's Vine
yard, Mass. The Oakland laun-
dry was started for the purpose
Of washing the clothes Of the men
who had come to California in
the gold rush.
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r SALE-0ae good 2-horse
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lAOlESALE to Garages-GheVI,
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lost and Found
P-Pets and Livestock

fl-6ig black and tan hound,
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LCO presents amazing new
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So he'd missed her. He'd
looked for her. Gale went on,
without raising her eyes, "Be-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

= John Tranum "muz S de-
viii zivoty', jenz vyvazl 1.-Two
TEN v cetnych nest6st1ch, zabil
Sc pr skoku padakem, kterym
chtel korunovati svou karieru
V Dansku.
Tranum sc udusil We vysi pc
tt mil, kdyz Sc porouchal pT1-
vod kyslfku. Pilot, ktery zpo-
zoroval, re jeho spolecn1k ma
pot1ze S vymenou trubic cd dru
he nadrzky S kysl1kem okamzi-
te obratil aeroplan nosem k
zemi a S nejvets1 rychlosti spell
do vzduchove vrstvy, kde dy=
chant cloveku nenf obt1zne, lee
Tranum mezit1m ztratil vedo-
mi. Kdyz pilot pristal byl Cd
vazlivec jiz mrtev.
Tragicky vyjev sledovala ma
zemi Tranumova nevesta S n1z
byl prav6 pred dvema tydny
oddan. LekaTi, kteT1 sc marne
snazili pc dive hodiny privesti
Tranuma k vedom1, prohlasili,
re Sc zadusil prave tax, jake
kdyby Sc byl utopil. Tranum
byl kapitanem holandske kra-
lovske vzdusne armady.
= Bulharsky delegat do Lii
-gy narodG, Antonov, vyrozu-
mel rady Ligy, re vzhledem ku
pTatelskemu jednan1 mezi Sofi1
a Ankarou odvolava sve me-
morandum re dine Z. brezna,
kterym Bulharsko pozvedlo
protest proti Turecko, pro hro-
maden1 vojsk u Bulharskych
hranie. "My jsme nynf pre-
svedceni, re ma strane Turecka
je stejne- dobre vile jake u
Bulharska'', pravil Anton1v
We SVEN projevu, "a nase W.
meny nazor1 mas pTesvedcily,
re turecka mobilisace nenf ma
mirena proti Bulharsku''. Ko-
necne Sc pTipojuje, ably bulhar-
ska st1znost byla povazovana
"a zrusenou. V kruz1ch Ligy
byla pocftena zTejma 1leva.
- Poslednf rusky car, Miku-
las IT,, byl jednou z nejzahad-
nejsfch osobnost1 modernfho
sveta, prohlasil Mohamed E.
sad Bel, georgiansky spisova-
tel, ktery sepisuje jeho biogra-
fiji. Prostredf, v kterem vyro-
stl, jeho postaven1 a dusevni
zalozenf zp6sobily, re Mikulas
re je castecne bozskeho
pG6vodu, a re je Tfzen nadpriro-
zenym vlivem.
- Poslanecka snemovna Cd
hlasovala predlohu, zavadejfcf
We Francii dvouletou vojen-
skou sluzbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

We Vfdennk6m Nov6m Me-
ste V Rakousku, Helena MAZE
rova, 35, svobodna sluzka, do
stala trest dvou m6s1c1 vazby,
protoze jej1 d1te zmrzlo k smr-
ii kdyz S MIN chodila ulicemi
hledat 1tulek. Rozezleni, re
mela nemanzelske d1te, jejf "a
mestnavatele il vyhnali ma uli-
CT. Rodice j i d1teti take uka-
zali dvefe. Ia kruteho mrazu,
Helena Sc vydala ma nekolik
mil dlouhou cestu ku sve babic-
ce. Kdyz k nj prisla, jejf dite
bylo mrtve. PGvodn6 mela
byti obvinena re zabitf d1tete.
= Sestra Maxima Litv1nova
sovetskeho zahran. ministra,
byla We Varsave vypuzena re
schatraleho domku V nemz by
dlila, kdyz nemohla zaplatiti
asi $50 "a dluzny najem, jeli-
koz pry jejf bratr v Moskve O.
deprel pos1lati il dals1 podpo-
ru. Jmenuje Sc Esther Finkel-
stein.
" Montreal, Kanada jeli-
koz nekolik sm6lych Prepaid
bylo provedeno We m6ste "a
pouzit1 pouze detskych pisto-
lex, polio. TiditeI Dufresne "a
kazal vsem hrackaTGm a Sto-
rum, ably tyto nedavaly do pro-
dele.
= ZpGsob naseho koupan1
jest povazovan mnohymi "a
nespravny. Japonci ma pr. jej
povazujf "a nehygienicky. Ma
vsech japonskych obrazech vi
dime vedle obvykleho m1sta ke
koupanf jeste mensf nadobu k
predbeznemu omytf. Nejdf1ve
Sc name dobTe omyt, k cemuz
nam poslouz1 sprcha a pro-
vest masaz pomocf kartace ne
DO z1nky. Jsou-li uvolneny po-
ry a zvysen obeh krevn1, telo z
lame mnohem vice z1skava.
Pfidame-li do vody jeste neja-
kou lecivou sill nebo esenei,
stava Sc lazen velmi osvezuj1cf
a uzdravujfcf. Levnou pf1sa-
du mGzeme 81 vyrobiti sami,
nasb1rame-li 81 v lete V lese
jehlicf, ktereho jest dost pc ze-
mi. Asi We IL litrech vody va
pul hodiny dosti velke
iehlicf a odvar pax
pfimfchame do lame. Ldem,
ktef1 trpf nespavost1 a poru-
chou nervov6ho systemu dopo-
rucuje Sc pred spanfm lazen z
hefmanku nebo l1poveho kve-
TIL. Jeden ky heTmankoveho
nebo llpoveho kv6tu vaf1me v 5
litrech vody asi Is minut a Cd
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

- Jake We vSech Zemlch ma
Balkane, nespokojenost lidu
vzrGsta take V Madarsku, ale
ponekud V jine forme. Zde
MEDIA Sc ami TAX pokusem ne
spokojenych zivlG vypuditi ne
milou jim vladu, jake sp1se ma
nevrem vGdce, ktery Sc chce
staff diktatorem. Premier Ju-
Illus Goemboes ktery az dosud
musil vladnouti die ustavy, roz
pustil snem a oznamil move
volby pro dvojf volebn1 dny, 81
bTezna a Z. dubna.
T1mto tahem hodla zdrtiti
dovavadnf oposici a navoliti
parliament plny svych osobn1ch
nahoncfch, kteT1 by provedli
jeho "'reformy". Tyto ovsem
zavanej1 fasismem, ackoliv
zahrnuj1 popularni plan ma roz
deleni velkostatkG mezi roln1-
ky.
= Ma rdznych mfstech An
gle konaly Sc politicke sch1ze.
Ma vsech byla hlavnfm pred
metem jednanf kritika politi-
ky dnesnf vlady, ktera rozmno-
zuje vyzbroj.
Nejvets1 schGze byla v Cax-
ton Hallu, We Westminsteru,
kde byl hlavnfm Tecnikem Sir
Herbert Samuel, vGdce, liberia
III. Odsuzoval ostre vladu "a
to, re die vlastn1ho pTiznan1
v Bile knee opustila jiz nadeji
ma odzbrojenf a pTipravuje Sc
ma valku. Pripomenul, re Vel
ka Britanie vynaklada hynf
|565 milion6 dollarG ma W.
zbroj. Doznal, re Nemecko
zbroj1, re zbrojf Rusko a Spoj.
Staty a jak Sc cely svet ma val
ku pfipravuje.
" Londyne sestilete dfte
bylo zaduseno v posteli, n1z
spalo spolu S deti jinymi souro-
zenci Southwark, jednom z
nejchuds1ch okresd Londyna.
D1te byla %zalehnuto, kdyz spa
10 Sc sym otcem a matkou, IT.
letou sestrou a dvema bratry,
A a 5 let starymi.
" Melbourne, Australia,
kdyz Marketa Bigmail, 19leta,
otevTela rano svGj satn1k, vyle-
I'll z neho maly krokodylek.
Marketa navSt1vila nedavno sc
sestrou Solomonovy ostrovy,
kde jich rodice mali plantaz,
a pfivezly 81 jake zajfmavost
krokodyl1 vejce. Dali je do Sat-
nfku a docela ma ne zapomne-
IL. Nynf Sc jim vyl1hl kroko-
dylek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Oboe a turisticke chaty budou
zasobeny SCREEN proti hadimu
uStknuti.

~ANN O
zasobeny SCREEN proti hadimu
uStknuti.
Protoze lonskeho roku wy
skytlo sc V nekterych krajfch
Ceskoslovenska neobycejne
mnozstvf zmijf a ponevadz
jsou obavy, Re zvysene nebez-
peel ustknuti jedovatymi pla-
zy jeSte potrva, rozhodlo Sc mi
nisterstvo vefejn6ho zdravot-
nictvl uciniti opatrenf, ably v
kazdem kraji, kde Sc zmije We
vetslm mnozstvf vyskytujf, by
10 mono zakrok SCREEN proti
had1mu jedu uskutecniti nej-
dele do ctyr hodin pc ustknutf.
Ia tim ucelem mali byti obec-
nj 1rady ohrozenych krajI,
resp. horske a turisticke chaty
zasobeny dostatecnym mnoz-
Swim protihadiho sera a faro
ven ucineno o~patTenf, ably v mi
stech, kde nenf l6kaTe, pffp.
zverolekare, byla pc ruce jina
vhodna osoba, ktera by zakrok
protihad1m SCREEN mohla pro-
vesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

var pfim1chame pax do lame.
Osvedcl-li Sc tento lex, nebu-
deme jiste litovat ami prace, a.
nj nakladu s tim spojeneho.
ktery nebude tax velky, nasbf-
rame-li 81 kvety samy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
RHINE.
: Nemecky ministersky k;

prOhlasil Nemecko "a zproste-
ne vsech dalSfch zavazkG, KITE
re mu byly ulozeny Poole miro
We smlouvy versailleske.
Ministersky kabinet rozhodl,
ably pTfstf nemecka armada V
dob6 mfru byla slozena z IL
armadn1ch Short, kazdy O
tTech divisfch, take by m6la
celkem 36 divisf. Poole YER
saillesk6 smlouvy Nemecko ne
sm6lo mfti vice neil 100, 900
muzG We vojsti.
V prohlaSenf, v nemz napadl
ozbrojovac1 politiku jinych ma
rodG, obratil Sc Hitler primo k
n6meckemu narodu Sc zdGraz-
n6n1m, re rise je nucena witt
svou vojenskou budoucnost do
vlastn1ch rukou.
We SVEN provolan1, ucine-
mem V Berlfn6 k narodu, zdG-
raznil, re kdyz ostatni narodo-
We %neomezuj1 zbrojeni, jak
bylo zadano We versailleske
emlouve, re take Nemecko je
zproSt6no zavazkG vGci teto
smlouve.
Ukazal dale, re Nemecko
ma vyhradn6 jen mfrove 1my-
sly, pTi cemz vsak znovu ozbro-
ieni je nezbytne k ochrane u
zemn1 ~celistvosti rise a k vynu-
cent 81 mezinarodn1ho respek-
tn jake sporucitele "a evrop-
sky mir.
Napjetf, jez V Europe zavla-
do pc prohlaseni, re Nemec-
ko zavadi op6t povinny vojen-
sky odvod a re zvysl slime ar
madu svoji, Gastecne stichlo V
pond6li.
Sir John Simon, anglicky "a
hranicnf sekretaT, odejede S
kapitanem Anthony Eden, ably
V Berlin6 radil Sc V nedeli S Hi
tlerem.
Ma vsech stranach uznava-
no jest, re drasticka akce Ne
mecka zm6nila situaci Evropy
tax, re dohoda O umensen1
zbrojen1 Dude o~bt1znejs1 nezli
cekano bylo.
Zbrojovky. N6mecka stoj1
dnes V pine praci.
Ma st1znost Londyna, re Hi
tlerdv plan ma znovuzbrojeni
"vazn6 zvysi nepokoj V Evro-
pc, ministr n6mecke propagan-
dy, Joseph Goebbels, prohlasil
sv6tu:
"Nemecko dnes ma mocnou,
dobTe vyzbrojenou armada S
vytecnym d6lostrelectvem a O.
brovskou zasobou V reserve Wy
cvicenych muzG."
Ministr podivem naplnen byl
mad poplachem sveta. "Jeden
by veTil', rekl, "ze prohlaseni
Hitlera by bylo uzito S viditel-
nym oddechem a uspokojen1m,
re aspoh sv6t vi, ma Gem sku-
tecn6 stoji. Ne snad re by to
nevedel drive, ale re to dnes vi
S u~rcitosti."
Byvaly korunn1 nemecky
prime, Friedrich Wilhelm, uv1-
tai prohlasenl Hitlerovo "a
"nejstastnejs1 den V zivote
svem."
Pres Paffz ide zprava, re
francouzsko-anglicka dohoda
je otresena.
Soudf Sc nyni, re Francie
pracovati Dude O rychlejsf spo-
jen1 Sc S Ruskem.
Francouzsky kabinet pfipra-
vuje protest, ktery zaslan bu-
de Nemecku.
Europa ma ozbrojeneho muz-
stva pro waikiki 100000. Wy
drzovanf obrovskych techto ar
mad stoj1 rocn6 poplatn1ky
pres tfi biliony dolarG.
V cele ozbrojenych moc1 jest
Francie. Ia nj je Angle, TIA
lie, Polsko, Jugoslavie a Cesko-
slovensko.
Rakousko prohlasilo v pom
deli, re chce m1ti siln6js1 ar
madu.
Jeden z listd Vfdenskych pr
Sc, re ukazano bylo jasn6, re
nemozno pokracovati v nespra
vedlivych a jednostrannych "a
vazc1ch m1rove smlouvy.
= Velka vojenska parada
ma pocest N6mcG padlych We
sv6tove valce byla zahajena
zatcen1m nebo zadrzen1m sed-
mi set duchovnfch, kdyz dG-
sstojnlci-Naziste prepadli chra-
my a farnosti ably vykorenili
c1rkevni odpor Wade. Mezi Eat
cenymi je Rev. Martin Me
moeller, bojovny vddce zpo-
V3dn1hO SVnOdu ktorU GO I1OOr-
Evening star., 1935-09-10

officials conducting unconstitutional
activities in louisiana He said the
measure was designed to preserve
States rights.
Long had charged the Federal Gov
eminent planned to pour money into
Louisiana in an attempt to defeat
him in the January, 1895, election,
in which Long himself planned to
seek reelection.
Long had definitely announced he
would be presidential candidate if
the Democrats nominated Roosevelt
and the Republicans named Hoover.
Observers considered him a threat
to the Democratic party because of
the possibility he would carry some
of the Southern States if he ran
on a third party ticket.
Long had organized Share Our
Wealth" clubs throughout the United
States. which would have formed the
nucleus Of his political party.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
Longs Fight for Life
Louisiana Senator Loses 31-Hour Battle to Recover
From Gun Wound by Assassin
Sunday Night.

$50 am.-Hospital reports he Is
gaining strength.
Noon--Reported to be passing blood.
Second blood TRANSMISSION given.
3 pm.-Oxygen released in sick
room.
7 p.m.-Attendant report serious
sinking spell.
$50 pm.-Doctor says: Senator
Long is holding his own"
1890 PM Unofficially reported
Senator growing weaker. Head nurse
tells Senator's friend over telephone,
There is little hope"
10:45 p.m.-Physicians order blood
types taken as high State officials
abandon hope for Senator's recovery
11:1o p.m.-Tank Of oxygen pro-
cured for use in oxygen tent.
Midnight-Third TRANSMISSION COM
pleted Senator's pulse rate increases
from 81 to ll8. Fact that rate cor
responds to count taken at $50 pm.
indicates Senator's condition approx
earlier.
TUESDAY.
1915 a.m-Senator becomes de-
lirious. Talks irrationally with persons
at bedside.
2:25 a.m.-Physicians order emer-
gency prescription without divulging
nature. Fourth TRANSMISSION performed.
Fifth and last TRANSMISSION completed.
a.m.-Dr. E. J.. Sanderson says:
Senator Long is dying"
4:06 a.m.-Senator Long dies.
Evening star., 1935-09-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Time is Central standard)
SUNDAY.
800 pm.-Senator Huey Long shot
in abdomen by DR.. Carl A. Weiss, jr.,
who is Immediately shot to death by
guards. Senator taken to hospital.
11:15 pm.-Blood TRANSMISSION is
performed.
MONDAY.
1915 am.-Operation is performed.
2 a.rn.-Physicians issue bulletin.
Senator Long was wounded by one
bullet entering the upper right side
emerging from the back. The colon
was punctured in two places. Tie
first blood TRANSMISSION has been given
the Senator with good results. The
condition of Senator Long is thor-
oughly satisfactory. 1t will be 70 20
80 hours before further developments
can be expected"
4:45 am-Second bulletin is is
sued: Senator Long was shot througE
the right upper quadrant OF the ab-
domen, the bullet going through the
body. There were two penetrations of
the transverse colon and considerable
hemorrhage from the mesentery and
omentum. The patients condition is
satisfactory, and no important infor-
nation will be available for about Il
hours"
6 am Senator's secretary visits
bedside and emerges with statement: ::
He has improved more in the last IS
minutes than during all of last night. .
Evening star., 1935-09-10

day left the Louisiana Legislature
without its guiding hand.
Long, shot down by an assassin,
had directed six special sessions of
the law makers since last August and
was in the midst of seventh when
he was wounded Sunday night.
The Louisiana dictator" and self
styled kingfish took particular JOY in
engineering his legislation into law
and was at his best in appearance be-
fore committee sessions.
Now this here BILL Long would
say, smiling, lis Just a mere formal
ity."
Long Ushered Bills Through.
Move favorable report" the COM
mittee chairman would chime in.
without objection the bill is re-
ported favorable"
And so the routine went.
Long ushered his bills through the
House Ways and Means Committee
Sunday morning.
The SO measures approved by Long
before he was wounded moved
through the assembly with just as
much ease as if Long was personally
directing them
Several bills make fresh attack
on President Roosevelt's administra-
ton, others give financial aid to the
City of New Orleans, which Long con-
trolled. and still others care for odds
and ends.
The House passed the bills yesterday
and sent them to the Senate, where
they we're referred to the Finance
Committe for favorable approval this
morning.
Going back to the Senate at 2 pm.
today they are scheduled to be passed
to third reading for passage Wednes-
day morning.
The House held its session yesterday
without single reference being made
to the shooting of Long in Capitol
corridor, but the Senate opened its
meeting with prayer for his recovery
The prayer was given by Rev. c. z.
Bordelon, pastor of the Church Of the
Nazarene.
we pause HoHleIlI OSlOIe UtSIu-
ming the important work of forming
the laws of this great State to petit
ton Thee fervently regarding the life
and health of fellow citizen, bene-
factor of humanity and a personal
friend, our beloved senior Senator of
Louisiana he said
The Senate stood in silent prayer
for Long just before adjournment.