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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Pytlak nesmi do lesa.

V severoceskych les1ch Sc
rozmohlo pytlactv1, zejmena
kladen1 ok ma chytan1 lesnl
were. Okresnf Trad v slukno-
We Sc odhodlal celiti vzrGstu
pytlactv1 zajimavym zp1so-
benz. Dal vylepiti V celem O.
kresu vyhlasky, re kazdy, kdo
byl uz jednou pfistlzen a po-
trestan pro p~ytlactv1, sml lesem
profit jen pc veTejnych cestach
Pytlaci nesmej1 chodit ma hou-
by, ma jahody, ami ma chrastl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Blesk spalil mu kalhoty.

V Great Darlington, Massa-
chusetts, pfatele V pondeli po-
cltlli plnou soustrast S Harol-
dem Lester, jenz prisel O peni-
re, licens ma rfzeni automobi-
lu a kalhoty, kdyz blesk udefil
do domu a kalhoty v tonic "a
pail.
Lester politovani sousedd
pfiJal jake pravy filosof, jenz
doznal, re byl rad, re v tech
kalhotach nebyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Zadna nouze O dedice.

Y Royal, Nebraska, O dedict-
vi 100000, zanechane samotar
kou JESSIE Hackett ktera tam
pred trent tydny umrela, Sc u
chazl nejmene 33 znamych pri-
buznych. z dedictv1 $40, 900
bylo V hotovosti, nalezeno skry
to V jej1m satstvu, a starych
krabicfch pc jeff smrti. Zby-
tex z asi 400 akrI pozemku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

Sest horn1kG bylo zaduseno
plynem V medenych dolech
spolecnostech Mountain City
Copper Co. u Mountain City,
Nevada. Ctyri hornfci, kteTi Sc
pokusili 0 zachranu dvou ohro-
zenych soudruhG zahynulo i S
mimi.
Zachranna prace byla mare
ma jedovatymi plyny, kter6 by
ly v~yhaneny stlacenym vzdu-
chem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Usmrcen ma den narozenin.

Simeon Lucas, 72Iety, smr-
telne zranen byl v Luray, Vir-
ginia, kdyz den svych naro-
zenin swell Sc z jedouc1ho true
ku ma silnici v blfzkosti mesta.
Ride trucku, Gilbert Ellis, udal,
re varoval Lucase ably neslezal
s trucku dokud tento Sc neZa-
stav1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Pc nezdaru vrazdy usmrtil
sAho.

Kdyz Sc mu nezdaril pokus
usmrtiti svoji m~anzelku, ktera
drzela v narucf male dlte, a u
tlouci sveho otce kusem dfeva,
Maley Mobiles, "A prodavac
klad, usmrtil Sc We Florara, A
labama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Csl. zemsdSIci v Rusku.

V Moskve byla v mlstnos-
tech prokulturnfch styku S clzl-
nou uv1tana skupina spolu-
pracovnfkd, a clenG ceskoslo-
venske zemedelske academic,
ktera pribyla do Ruska, ably
tam studovala specialn1 zeme-
d6lske Otazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Vyhorel slovensky hostel.

V Houtzdale, Pa, nejstarsi
a n~ejvets1 hostel, slovensky ka-
tolicky chram Srdce P. Jez1se,
stal Sc obet1 pozaru. Behem
slime bourky udeTil do we've
kostela blesk a celia budova
kosteln1 vyhoTela do zaklad6.
Hmotna skoda Sc odhaduje ma
$5O,OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Co Sc Stane.

"Mate prosim petak ma tro-
chu kafe?" tazal Sc tulak ma u
lici Elmera Olivera We Vince
ling, w. Va. Elmer vytahl pet
ku. "skoda, pr1teli nemam
drobne". Tulak zavahal, ma to
popadl Olivera "a ruku, bodl
jej nozem a utekl S jeho pet
kou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
Konvence Unie pro socialni
spravedlnost.

SpraVedlnOSt.
V Clevelandu byla skoncena
dvoudenni konvence tret1 stra-
ny, zorganisovane Rev. Cough
pod jmenem Unie pro So
cialnf spravedlnost. Odbyla Sc
mad ocekavan1 klidne.
Poole vykazu bylo prltomno
asi 1000 delegate a pocet ma
hradnik1 asi 1000 osob.
V pr6behu zasedan1 jel pre-
sident Roosevelt ma vystavu
Velkych jezer. Teprv kdyz
presidentuv prdvod preset, pra
vii Rev. Coughlin, re kdyby
byl vedel urcity cas-, kdy Roose
welt pojede kolem, byl by ma
vrhl odroceni konvence, ably
mohli delegati pozdraviti pre-
sidenta.
Kandidatem strany do 1Tadu
presidentova schvalen byl Will
liam Lemke a do uradu mlsto-
presidenta Thomas c.. O'Brien.
" k~onecnem zasedani u
ME jejf zakladatel a president,
knee Charles E.. Coughlin, be
hem velikeho vedra nedeli
klesl a musel odnesen byti a
sveren ochrane lekarove.
Behem reci sve v Cleveland
Stadium z~astenal: "Pfatele
moji, nemohu dale. Buh zeh-
nej vam."
V reci sve 1tocil ostfe ma pre-
sidenta Roosevelta. Mezi j.
nym rekl: president a zbytek
komunist1 chteji mas zniciti.'
Dale pravil. re "konstituce ne
ma V sobe mic chybneho, ably
mohla "palena byti S jinymi
dokumenty svobody ma Ruben
namestf v Moskve" a re CHA
sovacf lfstky a ne koule budou
uzity ku odstranen1 techto ma
stranky minulosti."
We schdzi recnil tez O'Brien
ktery rekl, re je jist, re ODE
LAX demokraticka tax republl.
kanska strana porusily divert
lidu." Litoval re organisovans
prace nejde s Lemke a S MIN 9
re Sc boil, re "prace Sc zapro'
dala New Deal"
Kdyz cas- .jeho pTiSel, Lemke
Odhodil svoii psanou rec a pc.
cal mluviti S patra: "Pfatel@
povfdajf mi, re jste tn jenon
abyste porazili Roosevelta. A
ia jim povfdam: to je prave to
co udelame. JIM pfatele prav.
nam, re porazlme Landona 9
ia pravfm jim, re to take ude.
lame"
Povedel posluchacGm, re pc
razi ODE strany, poneva6
Roosevelt je popleteny Ke.
rensky, ktery nevi kan jde q
Landon re je st1nem umirajici
civilisace a nv1 to-"
Konecna schGze, ktera die
Coughlinovy pTedpovedi mela
byti konana u pT1tomnosti 3d.
900 osob z rGznych stran, ko-
mana byla u pf1tomnosti as
rs. 1000 osob.
Totez vedro, ktere sklatilo V
Clevelandu Father Coughlin
osudnym stale Sc dru. Francis
E. Townsend, c1mz zabranenC
bylo We vyslechu jeho, kterJ
konan byti mel V pondeli V Gle.
velandu.
Zalobu proti nemu podal Rev
Alfred J. Wright, vyobcovanJ
ellen z Townsendova sboru, kite
ry chce, ably Townsend prinu
cen byl sloziti 1cty z penez
kterymi svymi ctiteli obstast
men byl.
Rev. Coughlin zrusil v pom
deli vsechna data, ma nez mlu
viii mel We prospech kandidatt
Lemke a O'Brien. Ma radl
svych lekarG zachovati must Il
plny kid, ably Sc zotavil, pr
deset dnf.
V politickych kruzich nepri
klada Sc veliky vyznam kandi
dature Lemke a O'Brien. Pc
c1ta Sc, re nanejvys nejakycl
ctyr milionG HAST jimi ziska
no byti by mohlo a ty re neroz
hodnou, jake nerozhodovaly
kdyz sve dolby LaFollette kan
didoval, ktery v roce 1924 do
byl 1900, 900 HAST.
Boz Lemke tohoto roku jes
z 94R procent prot nynejsi
mu presidentu, Franklin D
ROOcnvo1+
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21
z WASHINGTONU.
departme


ookladu byla zrusena zvysena
la ma dovoz nemeckych W.
po ohlasenf nemecke
re zrusuje vsechny pod
pory exportu nemeckeho zbozf
do USA. Tim byl skoncen
obchodnf spor mezi obema sta
ty. Snfzeni eel sc tyka nemec-
vyrobk1: stolniho nacini,
stolnich pribor1, vlnenych, ba-
vlnenych a kozenych rukavic,
hracek vseho druhu, skla, pTi-
pfnack1, a zvlastn1ch druhG
papir1 a fotografickych pT1-
stroll.
- Nez sc vydal ma inspekci
kraft ma vychode st1zenych
povodnemi, president Roose-
Welt autorizoval tajemnfka po-
kladu, Morgenthau, ably vydal
ornament, re obchodnf pomery
Sc tax rychle zlepsujf, re dane
prfstiho roku budou snad po-
nekud zmirneny; a re rozpo-
Get udrzuje krok v kroku S prij
my vlady, ellie ku vyvazene
bilanci.
Zemedelsky department
VIDAL zpravu o stavu urOdy
kukurice a ostatnlch obilin.
Zprava tato je velmi malo po-
tesujfcf. Prohlasuje predev-
sim, re letosnf 1roda kukurice
Dude nejnizs1 Ia poslednfch 55
let a 1roda psenice jenom tax,
re postac1 ma krytf domac1 po-
treby. Uroda ovoce je rovnez
podstatne mensi a stejne tax u
roda zeleniny. Nasledkem to-
no je nutno pocftat Sc snizenim
poctu dobytka, ably jej bylo
mono uzivit.
Nejnovejsf odhad hlasf, re
1roda kukurice Dude pouhych
,439,OOO,O 900 busld, coz jest o
plnych 800 milionG buslG meme
neil odhad cervencovy. To
ovsem znamena, re velky po-
Get dobytka Dude muset byti
prodan pTedcasne ma jatky,
protoze nebude pro neho krmi-
va. Zvlaste vepri budou hod-
ne vyb1jeni. Pro spotfebitele
to Dude znamenati vysr1 ceny
masa.
Odhad vynosu psenice jest
asi 632,745,OO buslG; protoze
normalni rocn1 spotreba cini
asi 625 milion1 busld, vidlme,
.jak nepatrny prebytek z1sta-
ne. To ale nenl mic vazneho,
protoze farmari mali dostatec-
ne pfebytky z lonskych a pred
lonskych mi CHROME jarn1 pse-
nice), take nen1 tonic sme-
ru obav.
Omezeny vynos drody jest
temer We vsech obilninach, tedy
ovec, .jecmen i Tito zaznamena-
vail tez nejnizsi vynos. Past
why jsou v mnoha statech vel
mi spatne. Nedostatek krmiv
pro dobytek je letos ponekud
mensi neil byl v r.. 1884: Gro
da ovoce IDA sc byti prumerne
O 27 procent mimi prot norma
lu. z toho cin1 vyjimku hrus-
ky, jichz Dude dosti a ovoce
citrusove, grape fruits, pome-
rance a citrony, jejichz pod
zimnf sklizen pry Dude vybor-
ma.
= w. Hartman, byvaly pre-
sident banky Hartman Natio-
nal and Trust Co., z New Yor-
ku, ktery odpykal 81 cast trestu
ctyri a p1l leta, k nemuz cd
souzen pro padelanf knih, OBJ
drzel milost.
Bude propulsion z federaln!
trestnice v Lewisburgu dine 27
srpna. Byl odsouzen r. 1884
re emil falesne zaznamy v kni-
bach. Byl obvinen, re pouzl.
val bankovn1ch fondG k tomu
Gill ably akcle banky byly udr.
zeny Gene.
= Odbor navy zahaj1 1887
konstrukcnf lodni program
kdyz admiral Standley otevfe
nab1dky ma zbudovan1 IL no.
vych nicitelG a 6 ponorek, ne
ktere kongres povolil pen1ze y
posledn1m zasedan1, ably ma
hradily lodi stars1ch typ1.
= Americka federace pra.
ce odhadovala, re kazdeho ro-
ku al do 1915 by sc melo po-
staviti 100000 novych domo-
WI, tax ably Sc vymytil "povaz.
Ivy nedostatek udomovanl."
"Vzhlfzej1ce k r. 1945", pra.
vi federacnf V6Stnfk. "nTadv u.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

Matka travickou ditka a sebe.
V San FRANCISCAN Lorrain
Prince, %, svoji 9letou dceru
otravila a sama vypila zbytek
jedu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

"Telegraf" uverejnovati nebu-
de: Dopisy ami ohlasky obsa-
hujfcf osobnf 1toky; doplsy CT
ste soukromneho razu; upomln
ky, hadky nabozenske neb po-
smesn6 dopisy ma to neb ono
vyznanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon appiica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor, .... jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
Karel Janda,
sol N. Belnord Avenue
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-21

= Americka federace pra-
ce odhadovala, re kazdeho ro-
ku az do 1915 by sc melo po-
staviti 100000 novych domo-
WI, tax ably Sc vymytil "povaz-
Ivy nedostatek udomovanl."
"Vzhlfzejfce k r. 1945", pra-
vi federacnf vestn1k, "1rady u
chilly tyto velmi konservativn1-
mi odhady novych domd po-
trebnych: Ku nahrazeni do
MI, ktere Sc nehodf "a lidske
prfbytky, 3,25O,OOO domn; dal-
81 nahrazen1 v letech 1886
1916, jinych 3,25O,OOO; ku u
domovanf novych robin ktere
zacnou hospodaTiti mezi letos-
KEN a 1915, skoro $780, 900;
celkove, ma 1885, 900 novych
domov1.
"Abychom tudfz vyhoveli ia
kove potTebe, NELL bychom sta
YETI kazdeho roku 100000
novych dom1, poclnaje nynej-
skem az do r. 1915. Toto by
byla nebyvala vlna stavebni-
ctvi, jelikoz nejvetsf pocet do
MI kdy postavenych soukro-
mym podminkam byl $40, 900 v
r. 1928, a primer cd 1920 do
1929 byl 5000 rocne.
Federace rozhodla, Re hlav-
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
OF INTEREST TO
THE HOUSEWIFE

When making bread and butter
pudding, sprinkle each slice of
bread and butter with desiccated
coconut instead of currants, and
strew some on the top. This will
make a change from the ordinary
pudding and will be founG very
tasty.
If the stalks of broccoli are too
thick, split them iengthwise be-
fore boiling, so that stalks will
cook in the same amount of time
a. the buds. Broccoli should cook
for 20 minutes after water starts
boiling.
Refrigerator cookie, may be
wrapped in waxed paper and kept
in refrigerator for several days.
Make into a roll and slice when
ready to bake.
Steaming is a good way to cook
vegetables, as it reduces the loss
of minerals and vitamins. It is
also economical, because you can
cook several different vegetables
at a time.
Instead of burning up withered
stalks and plants, save them to
lay over leaves used to cover
flower beds. They prevent leaves
blowing away. Burn these stalks
and plants in the spring.
If you have no individual
molds, jellies may be nodded in
muffin tins. Turn the pan upside
down, place hot, wet towel over
pan and jellies will slip out easily.
Lemon slices served with tea
are more attractive VIII e n
sprinkled with paprika or chopped
parsley.
Japanned articles should never
be washed in hot water, as the
japan is likely to wash off. Use
lukeWarm water and soap.
c. Associated Newspapers.-WNUS Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
Recompense

KeCOmpenSe
IN the strength of the
endeavor,
In the temper of the giver,
In the loving of the lover,
Lies the hidden recompense.
In the sowing of the sower,
In the heeting of the flower,
In the fading of each hour,
Turks eternal recompense.
Time
VIZ HERE'S the use of
w signing?
Sorrow as you may,
Time is always flying
Flying!-and defying
Men to say him nay,
Where's the use of signing?
Henley.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
She Wondered

The housewife was showing her
prospective new maid over the
house. She had been very liberal
with her promises of privileges, and
it looked as though the two were
about to come to a working agree
ment, Suddenly the girl said:
by the way, do you do your
own stretchin' here, ma amp"
II don't understand" said the
other, puzzled.
We'll" explained the girl, do
you put all the food on the table at
dinner and stretch for it. or do l
have to shuttle it round?"
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
196I-B.

for the bodice closing. Short puff
sleeves are cleverly styled, SIM
pie, and comfortable and there's
a conveniently large pocket to
hold what nots. A narrow adjust
able oelt supplies that refinement
known as "center poise" and
helps "coverall." Truly it fits like
the proverbial glove.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1961-B
is available for sizes 80, "a, 36,
38, 40, AZ, A and 46. Size "a re-
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
;|'G21II j &5
Fulfilled

Fulfilled
Bill - Have you ever realized
any of your childhood hopes?
Pete-Yes; when mother used
to comb my hair l often wished l
didn't have any.
Collecting EN-
Henry-I've a good mind to pro-
pose to you.
Mabel-Oh, please do. need
one more proposal to beat my last
years record.
Sees Through 1t
"My Daddy's so tall he can see
right over the garden fence"
$50 can mine - when he's got
his hat on"
Her One Thought
He-When are you thinking of
getting married?
She-Constantly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
Wrdp-ArOund Apr0nF FroCk

quires 458 yards of 39-inch ma
terial plus 7s yard of contrast.
Send for the Barbara Bell Fall
Pattern Book containing 100 we'll
planned, easy-to-make patterns.
Exclusive fashions for children,
young women, and matrons. Send
fifteen cents for your copy.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, 367 w.
Adams ST., Chicago, Ill.
g Bell Syndicate-WNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25
Competition

An enterprising young florist, in
order to increase his trade, dis
played this sign in his window:
eve give a packet of flower seed
with every plant"
His competitor across the street
promptly sought to meet the COM
petition by placing in his window
the following announcement:
1--WE give the earth with every
plant"
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-09-25

Here's the style of apron-frock
you've been wanting, wrap
around that affords unharnpered
freedom of movement whether
you're scrubbing the floor, or
hanging drapes.
The wide contrasting ruff col
lar is feminine and trim while
three bright buttons do their share
Evening star., 1936-03-13
MINIATURE SUBWAYS
ARE FOUND USEFUL
Chicago Underground SYST e m
Solves Freight Problem
Downtown.

CHICAGO P).-Traffic is almost
as congested a. feet below State and
Madison streets as it is on the surface
of one Of the worlds busiest corners.
The subterranean traffic problem is
created by 81 miles Of tunnels con-
stituting one Of the worlds most
amazing railroads which operates
almost unknown to those above.
The tubes, 6 feet wide and 171a feet
high through which freight is hauled
on 5000 miniature cars pulled by $50
electric locomotives, weave complex
jig-saw puzzle that passes so feet be-
low the bed of the Chicago River q
dozen times.
Package freight, including every
thing from cosmetics to salad dress
ing, Is delivered to department stores
through the tunnels.
News dispatches from the City News
Bureau are "shot" to the editorial
rooms of the daily papers by air COM
preston through pipes in the tunnels.
In Summer cool air from the tun-
nels, where the temperature is more
or less constant at 55 degrees the year
around, is pumped to operate air con-
ditioning units in theaters, hotels and
stores.
Built more than 80 years ago at a
cost of $3O,O00,oO0, the system is
owned and operated by the Chicago
Tunnel Co.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Mrs. Cooks folksy recollections
come during a gastronomic fad for
eating crow. Poes "nevermore-ing"
raven and the famous Australian
crow at the Washington Zoo which
cries impudently. How about the
appropriations" are not the only
birds in the species with the gift of
speech, Mrs. Cooks account seems
to indicate.
Some years ago." she writes, Il was
teaching and one of my pupils, a
girl around 18 years old, had a boy
friend just across from the school
building. One day, soon after the
school had been called to order,
heard some one call, "Volie," several
times. and I thought, of course, it
was her friend I was rather in
dignant at first but took it for granted
he wished to give her a message; so
as she gave the signal to leave the
room 1 nodded my head in assent.
Followed to School.
Not long after, she entered the
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Virginia Croevs Talkative
Letter Tells of One That Followed and
Called Pupil From School.

room and, with flushed face, took her
seat.
She had hardly done so, when
again I heard, wolfe, Volie." She
came to me and said, Teacher, may
I 60 home, please? That is my pet
crow who has followed Inc to school.
I am sure no one who had ever
heard Of such a thing as q crow
talking would wonder that did not
believe her and thought 1t a ruse to
meet her friend.
But that evening a friend came to
see me and I told him what had
taken place. He laughed right heartily
and said, "She told you the truth. ]
have heard her crow talk"
Later this friend changed my name
and We went into the country to live.
One day he brought me baby crow
that had fallen from the nest and
put it into a large bird cage. Nov, u
I said to myself, II will see If birds
do talk" Every day as renewed
Evening star., 1936-03-13
SIR WILLIAM CRAIGlE
TO SAIL FOR ENGLAND

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 13.-Sir William
Craigie-his monumental American
Dictionary at last started toward the
printer-ended an 11-year stay at the
University of Chicago yesterday to
take up another photographic labor.
He will sail for England, after a
brief vacation in the South to give
his attention to the editing Of a his
torical dictionary of middle Scottish.
Sir William started work on the
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Out tomorrow is the in
centive that has doubly
reduced special pieces.
What happened is-the
February sale-followed
by the improvement
event have left in their
wake a host of broken
lots. Single suites and
separate pieces. They
are in our way here
especially with the work
that's going on. So we
are going to take tomor-
row-Saturday-for a
cleanup. You can tell
from the depths of the
reductions that we mean
what we say. But remem-
Der, there are few, if any
duplicates.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Takes Pie From Table

and hardly got seated before heard
laughter from the dining hall below.
Takes Pie From Table.
I Immediately gave the sign for
leaving the room and went below. 1t
was the time when pressed plates
had come into use. He had flown
over the tables, spied a good looking
pie, and had dragged it off the table
and started with it for the open door.
I wanted to stop him but the people
insisted on seeing what he would do.
He took it way across the street and
into neighbors yard and ate all his
little body could hold. Later we got
him a mate. This one could say
words but not sentence. They got
to straying into the woods and Sambo
was shot. He few into a neighbor's S
yard and said, $50 SICK" and died.
The pastor of our church lived near
by and We got his children a crow.
He learned to talk very readily and
also became celebrated thief, steal
ing whatever took his fancy. He
finally ate some salt that had been
thrown out and died soon after. He
used to amuse himself by calling out
whoa" to the horses passing by. /
suppose he thought they should all
see the minister. His little play
mate, the minister's daughter. is now
living in Providence, r. I.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
VAST RECONSTRUCTION
SEEN FOR RAILROADS
stream1ine Trains Requiring New
Type Shops, Smoother and
Straighter Routes.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 13.-Streamline
trains are speeding the railroads into
q vast reconstruction program, the
Nations railway engineers declared
last night after a long look down the
tracks of the future.
If the trend toward high-speee,
lightweight carriers continues at its
present rate, q committee of the
American Railway Engineering Asso-
citation said these things must be done:
New-type railroad shops must be
built to replace the customary round
houses. grades must be leveled, curves
must be made easier, tracks and road
beds must be made smoother, signals
must be relocated so engineers may see
them in time, and sidings must be re-
located and there must be more of
them to avoid delays in schedules.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

the water in the drinking dish I said.
"Sambo, say water" 1t took some
little time, but my patience was re-
warded one day by his saying,
water" quite plainly. Later he could
articulate nearly as well as a human
being. He slept in a tree near our
sleeping apartment and every morn
ing when he thought 1t time for US
to get up, he would hop on the win
Evening star., 1936-03-13

dow sill and say, Papa, papa," "
until papa" was glad to obey the
summons.
Later on he improved very much
in his speech and people came a long
distance to hear him talk. He always
went with us wherever we went. He
would perch on top of the carriage
and seemed to enjoy it. My husband
and I were members Of the Grange.
One day Sambo followed us and I
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Loses Bout With Cow.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. R.-J. H.
Peters lost both rounds in his brief
bout with milk COW.
The COW kicked when Peters tried
to milk her and he countered with q
right to her jaw.
Results-A barked sh1n-and 0
broken hand.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

A CROW that followed its owner
~ to school like Mary's little
~ lamb, a crow with q we'll
a developed vocabulary and a
rascelly crow which nearly caused
several equine nervous collapses by
cawing whoa" at horses, are de-
scribed in letter to The Star from
Mrs. E. v. Cook of Arlington, Va.