davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-07-06
BODY Of RECLUSE
TO Be EXHUMED
Iowa County Board Acts to
Solve Death of IWers in
Gold Discovery.
BY the Associated Press.


TTPTON, Iowa, July 6.-The Cedar
County Board of Supervisors today
passed resolution authorizing
exhumation Of the body Of Henry
Iwers, whose hidden fortune brought
treasure seekers to the Iwers farm
near here. Already $213,500 has been
found on the farm.
The board said it passed the resolu-
ton after receiving orders from the
State Department of Health and ad-
vice from the attorney generals
Office"
Iwers was buried in the Durant,
Iowa, Cemetery.
At Des Moines, Glen Schmidt, State
Investigation Bureau chief. said an
attorney for relatives Of Iwers had
asked the bureau to investigate cir
cumstances of the elderly farmers
death.
Arrangements Made.
The bureau chief added that his
ukd0C A@'SSS~oS
ton last week. He said the attorney
had made arrangements for the
elimination.
Now there is nothing for US to do
but await results of the autopsy"
Schmidt said.
Iwers died May 80, 1886. Schmidt
said he was informed the death
certificate said the cause was double
pneumonia.
An irate heir to the money found
aimed a shot in the pants" threat at
gold rushers eager to search for more
hidden wealth.
Seventeen claimants were left out
in the cold when Iwers willed his
property to his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Voss. So the forgotten folks
planned to swoop down on the place
in a treasure hunt.
But Voss had other ideas. He
ICno RECTJTSE PAGE A-2)
Evening star., 1936-07-06
~ the Associated Press.

The Nation today summed up its
cost in life of celebrating the double
holiday of the Fourth of July and
found the staggering total Of 44o per-
sons had met violent death over the
week end.
It was the largest Independence day
celebration fatality list since 1881,
when 483 died, and the second largest
in the last nine years. However, the
1896 deaths were over two days,
whereas the compilations for some Of
the previous years were for the
Fourth only.
Death totals were ZIG in 1885, ITS
in 1884, 1s5 in 1898 and 243 in 1882.
Motor vehicle fatalities numbered
254 as unprecedented millions took to
the highways for the double holiday.
Deaths by drowning were listed at
l03.
Fireworks resulted in deaths, the
same as In 1885, 1929 and 1888.
There were IL deaths attributed to
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Holiday Death Toll Hits 44O,
LARGEST Number in Last 5 Years

fireworks in 1890, II in 1928. 6 in
1881 and in 1894. Advance esti-
mates were that the sale Of pyro-
teshnics had increased substantially
In 1886.
Others lost their lives in tavern
brawls, airplane crashes, wild shoot
ing and railroad and other acci-
dents. Fires and lightning claimed
other victims.
The record compared unfavorably
with the list of 2o5 in 1928, 159 in
1929, 178 in 1890, 243 in 1882, 185 in
1898, ITS in 1884 and 216 in 1885,
despite widespread appeals for a safe
and sane celebration.
National Guardsmen occupied Rem
sen, Iowa. A flrecracker there started
q blaze that resulted in a loss esti-
mated at $500,000. Four blocks Of
business buildings were razed. Fifteen
families were homeless.
Deaths by States: Alabama, s; Ar
Evening star., 1936-07-06
BY FRANCES LIDE.

A colored woman with an order
blank at the w. P. A. surplus COM
modify warehouse, Sixth and D streets,
felt a moment of panic today when
the slip was taken from her hands and
turned over to little boy standing
with her at the flood window"
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt was in
specting the building and photograph
ers were arranging picture, but the
woman didn't understand that. When
the shot was completed, however, and
the order slip returned, her evident
relief also relieved the Presidents wife.
Calling attention to the incident,
Mrs. Roosevelt pointed out that the
woman was "petrified-almost in
tears-at the thought Of losing her
Slip"
True to her announcement last week
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Il TO DIE FOR AID
IN TOXIC REBELLION
Five Get Life, So Shorter
Terms After Up.
rising.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC, July (Tuesday).-A spe-
cial court-martial early today SEN
fenced II leaders Of the February 26
rebellion to death and others to life
imprisonment.
The court also convicted A nom
commissioned officers and civilians,
ordering them imprisoned for terms
ranging from 1s months to IS years.
The charges against them included
murder, rebellion and disobedience to
the commands Of the Emperor himself.
1t was in this rebellion that the pre-
mier, Admiral Keisuke Okada, mar
rowly escaped assassination. Three
other statesmen were killed.
Strike at Capital.
Shortly after midnight February 26
the officers-leaders of the coup ordered
some l 400 men under their command
out of their barracks in AZabu Ward
and marched them to the heart Of
the capital.
Before dawn, small groups of ofi-
GERS, armed with pistols, machine guns
and swords, and riding in motor cars.
descended on the residences of five Of
the empires leading statesmen In
Toxic intending to paralyze the ex-
isting government by assassination.
Three elderly statesmen, among the
most distinguished in Japan's recent
history, were slain in their homes,
Admiral Count Makoto Saito, lord
keeper of the privy seal and former
premier; Gen. Jotaro Watanabe, in
spector general of military education.
and Korekiyo Takahashi, minister OF
finance and former premier.
Premier Okada escaped when the
band which invaded his official resi-
dence killed, instead, his brother-in-
law. Col. DEMO Matsuo, who resenl-
bled the premier in appearance.
Besides these four murders, the
rebel officers had to answer for the
deaths of five policemen. A band OF
assassins also attacked and seriously
wounded Admiral Kantaro Suzuki,
grand chamberlain Of the imperial
court.
Occupied Important Base.
After the assassinations the rebel
officers, with their enlisted men, most
Of whom were entirely ignorant Of
their leaders purposes, occupied for
three and q half days the Nagata-
Cho district in the heart Of the cap
ital, including such government build
ings as the premier's ofhcial residence,
the new Parliament building, the
home ministry, the war ministry and
the general staff offices.
The rebels def1ed the government
and broke several agreements to sur
render.
The rebellion finally collapsed when
the l,400 enlisted men needed the
governments appeals and promises Of
leniency and laid down their arms.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
BULLETIN

BOISE, Idaho, July CIV.
Scott Hall, close political associate
of Senator William E. Borah, Re
publican, Of Idaho for a quarter
Of a century, said today Borah will
be a candidate for reelection and
that he will support the State and
national Republican tickets.
In my conversation with the
Senator, saw no particular dis
satisfaction on his part with the
Republican platform" Hall said.
"On the contrary, he is well pleased
with the platform as a whole"
Hall issued his statement after
an hours conference with the Sem
ator.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
10 Sentenced by Germany.

DRESDEN, Germany, July 6 R.-
Nineteen persons, whom authorities
described as Communists, were SEN
fenced yesterday to prison terms
ranging from two to five years and
two months for preparing acts of
high treason" These were stated to
consist of surreptitious communistic
agitation and distribution Of COM
munistic literature.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
CHINESE ARRESTED
AT U. S. MANS HOME
10 Held for Counterfeiting at
Peiping Residence of
Army Officer.
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PEIPING, July 6.-Ten Chinese were
arrested today on a charge of counter
feiti1g at the home of Col. Isaac
Newell, United States Army officer and
former military attache, who is on
vacation in the United States.
The alleged counterfeiters. were
using the Newell home as a manu-
featuring base for thousands of bogus
bank notes of Hopei Province. Their
leader was asserted by police to be
Col. NewelPs former No. houseboy.
The house was empty of its Ameri-
can occupants. Roy Chapman An
drews, the explorer, who had been
spending his honeymoon at the Newell
residence, left for New York with his
bride recently.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Turkeys Used on Insects.

DANBURY, Nebr, July 6 R.-O.
B. Smiled and Truman Springer of
Danbury expect to kill thousands Of
grasshoppers today and produce a
profit at the same time. They pur-
chased a flock of turkeys and turned
them into alfalfa fields to fatten on
grasshoppers for the Thanksgiving
market.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
EystOn Drives Car
1925 Miles i'm Hour
to Set World Mark
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah, July Capt. George
Eyston, English speedster, drove
his shark-nosed racing car 1928
miles in one hour today to set a
new world record.
In setting the new mark in his
specially built machine, Eyston
bettered his own world record Of
1898 miles an hour.
Official American Automobile
Association timers caught the
record.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
SON BORN TO MRS. DON
Wife Of Speed Enthusiast I,
Daughter of New Yorker.

LONDON, July (R.-A son was
born today to Mrs Kaye Don, wife Of
the automobile and motor boat racing
enthusiast. Mrs. Don is the former
Miss Eileen Martin, daughter Of Leon
ard r. Martin of New York. The cou-
pie was married In 1922.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

did the pastor Of the Brooklyn Gen.
tral Congregational Church seek med
ical attention.
Then he went to the hospital and
DR.. Barton was summoned.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

(see FOURTH, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1936-07-06

(see DROUGHT, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1936-07-06

(See RECLUSE, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1936-07-06

(See ROOSEVELT, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1936-07-06

70. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly
warmer tomorrow; gentle northerly winds
becoming variable tomorrow. Tempera-
tures-Highest, "a, at q pm. yesterday;
lowest, IS, at am. today.
Full report on page B-8.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Diva do vszeni, Is ulozena
pokuta.

V Traffic soudu soudce Ro-
man odsoudil diva automobiles
ty do vezenf a 16 jinych ku rnz
nym pokutam. Vsichni tito do
padeni byli nocnf policejnf HID
kou pri nedbanf automobile
vych pTedpisG.
Charles E. Anderson odsou-
zen byl ku pokute 500 a do
vezenf ma 80 dnf, re jel auto
mobilem &C licens mt odnata
byla. Chycen byl ,kdyz nedbal
vystrazneho rudeho svetla ma
Highland avenue a Philadel-
phia road.
Mezi pokutovanymi byly dive
zeny. Ma tretf vydan byl zaty-
kac, ponevac nedostavila Sc.
Ctyri cernosi byli odsouzeni
soudcem Eckhardtem, re wall
bez dovolenf automobil a jeli v
tomto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Sebevrazdy.

V koupelne sveho pflbytku
pokusila Sc v nedeli otraviti je-
dem 27leta Christina Wade re
2300 blocku N. Charles ulice.
Manuel jejf sdelil, re pred po-
zit1m jedu zavTela Sc v koupel-
ne a re musel vylomiti dvefe v
predtuse, re n6co zleho il tam
potkalo.
" bezvedoml nalezen byl
manzelkou svoj1 v pr1bytku We
800 blocku S. Fulton avenue,
36lety Nathan C%ronister, jenz
chtel Sc usmrtiti plynem v ku-
chyni, kde ma plynovych KAN
mech vsechny horaky otevfeny
byly. Priveden byl ku vedoml
v nemocnici.
- Sedmdesat rok1 stary
Edward Angel obesil sc We
sklepe sveho domu We Frede-
rick. Manzelka jeho zemfela
" dubnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Kradli " hospode.

Behem ne celych dvou hodin
v poledn1 dobe v sobotu diva O.
kradli spolupij1c1 soudruhy V
h%ospodach We vychodnfm dis
triktu.
Stanley Dombrowski zadrzen
byl pod zaruku $1,000, re u
kradl $40 ma hotovosti a $40 V
postovnfch dspornych jistinach
Zygmundu Raupuk. Raupuk
udal sergeantu, ~Ignatius Be
nesch, re pocal postradati pc
nfze a cheeky, kdyz nejakou
dobu "se bavil' S Dombrow-
skim v hospode. Policista ma
lezl penfze a cheeky ukryte V
zadni svetnici hospody ma Eas-
tern avenue.
V pGl iodine pozdeji Joseph
Majowski re S. Washington u
lice oznamil, re jej okradl An
tonic Alvino o $50 v jine hos
pode ma Eastern avenue. CT
til, re Alvino mu "hospodaf1"
v jeho kapse. Alvino drzan jest
pod zarukou $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Zeppelin ucinil navstsvu
Baltimore.

"Hindenburg", nejvetsf ridi-
telna vzducholod Nemecka plu
la V sobotu pc Is minut mad
mestem Baltimore. Poprve
shlednuta byla kolem pnl treti
hodiny odpoledne zastupy, KITE
re sledovaly pomale jejf pluti
mad mestem az zamirilo SINE
rem ku Filadelfii.
Navsteva jeff p~rietena byla
kapitanem, Ernst A. Lehman,
vetru, ktery nebyl pffznivym
ku jejimu zakotvenf Lake
hurst, N. j., v sobotu rano. Mi
sto do Lakehurst vzducholod'
zajela mad Washington, kde
cestuj1cfm dana byla prflezi-
tost S vysiny shlednout Billy
Dim, Kapitol, Washington1Iv
pomn1k a jine. Pres Baltimore
a Filadelfii konecne odejela do
Lakehurst kolem 5. hodiny We
Ger.
Mad Baltimore plula We vySi
1000 stop. Napisy viditelny-
mi byly pozorovatelGm. 10
lem vzducholodi krouzil maly
aeroplan.
Vzducholodi z Nemecka do
Spojenych StatG mezi jinymi
cestovateli prijel zapasnfk
Max S%chmeling, Douglas Fair
banks S manzelkou a Lady Syl-
via Ashley. LODI cestujfcimi
byla 1plne obsazena. z Frank
furtu V Nemecku pres Azory
doplula do Lakehurst behem
81 hodin 81 minut urazivsi
vzdalenost 5000 mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Pc 80 letech rozvedeni.

Manzele c.. Edward Schaum
bauffel pc 30letem manzelstvf
a odchovanf tr1 dftek, rozvede-
nj byli v 1tery.
Manzelka zalovala, re man.
zelske neshody pocaly v rodine
pred 3 roxy, kdy ona a jeff dive
dftky uvidely manzela a otce v
parkovanem AUTOMOBILE S ia
sits ma Windsor Mill road.
Schaumlauffel jest reditelem
iednoho stavebn1ho sdruzen1.
Ia jedne pfflezitosti manzelka
a jejf dftky vyhodily Jasitiso-
YOU z automobile jejich otce.
= William l.. Miller, sprav-
ce N. Charles ulice obchodu S
zenskymi potrebami, obdrzel
v utery 1plny rozvod cd sve
manzelky, S nfz Iii pc osm me-
s1cG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Prace ma rozpoctu pocata.

Ma mestske radnici pocato
bylo S pracemi ma rozpoctu ma
budouci rok. UTednf "hlavy'
doufajf, re doclleno Dude pre-
bytku, ably jiste polozky upla-
ceny byti. Mezi temito jest
100000, jez vyzadaly 81 opra-
wy krutou zimou zp1sobene
ma ulicich mestskych jak sne-
hem tax ledem.
Koncem prosince vynaloze-
no Dude cd $750.0OO do ST.
100000 ma pomoc v nezamest-
nanosti. Mesto hledeti Dude,
ably dostalo Sc jemu nahrady
"a toto Cd statu jakmile zako-
nodarna Sc sejde. ZTfzenci
m9ststi touzf pc tom, ably sn1-
zenf iejich sluznych vraceno
bylo ma vysi jejich p1vodnich
sluznych, ponevac zivotnf po-
tTeby stale stoupajf v ohledu
drahoty.
Ceka Sc, re pfedbezny roz-
pocet Dude v ffjnu vypracovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

Do ocelaTskeho stfediska sire
dozapadu, do Gary, dostavila
Sc takova prosperita, jaka tam
snad nikdy, nebo hodne dlou-
no nebyla.
V cervnu m. r. pracovalo v
Gary 1886 ocelarskych del
nik1. Nynf jich tam pracuje
51,544 a stale jsou now pTibf-
rani. Carnegie Steel korpora-
&c pravf, re Sc vyrabf stale
predmety, k~olejnice, tezke stro
,je, ~lokomotivy a zeleznicnl
material. Loni bylo v Gary ma
podpofe 1880 robin, letos
jich jest 5,233 a kazdym dnem
Sc now odhlasujf. Vyplata
stoupla o 100 procent a vklady
v bankach rostou s kazdou w
platou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Mayor hleda praci pro vezne.

Mayor Jackson pozadal v
pondeli Clevelanda R. Beal-
NEAR, ably vytvoreny byly neja-
Ike kroky, jimiz dospeti by Sc
mohlo ku zamestnan1 VENT V
m6stskem v6zen1, ktef1 dnes
jsou tam bez prace.
Pc vejit1 V platnost Halves
Cooper Prison Labor aktu, pra-
ce We v6zenskych d1lnach, v
nichz dratene zboz1, jake pas
tt ma mySi a podobne delany
byly vezni, musely byti zavre-
ny. VENT prdm6rn6 v zalafi
je denn6 ma $50. Krone ne
kolika pracuj1c1ch ma cistenl,
ostatnf jsou ma zahalce''.
Bealmear navrhuje, ably vse-
chino pradlo pro mestskou po-
trebu prano bylo We vezen1 a
tam tez zehleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

Dvacet rok1 starry Louis Ma
chovec odsouzen byl ma 6 me-
sfc1 do v6zeni "a tri zuby, KITE
re vyrazil policejnimu straznl-
ku, Arthur Willis. Odsouzen
byl policeman soudcem vycho-
dnfho distriktu. Policista po-
kousel Sc zatknouti Machovce
re 600 blocku Oldham ulice
pro rusenf klidu, jehoz dopus-
til Sc pc 2. iodine V nedeli ra-
no ma Eastern avenue a Old
ham ulici. Kdyz vedl jej ku
policejnfmu telefonu, Macho-
vec udeTil jej a vyrazil mu tfi
zuby. Ia kazdy cub, soudce
usoudil mu diva mes1ce We We
zen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Piknik ma Labor Day.

Sta a sta Baltimorskych Gle
nj a jich rodiny 1castniti Sc
budou pikniku, ktery Baltimor-
ske Sdruzenf Prace slaviti bu-
de v Arion Park ma Wilkens a.
venue z. zaf1.
Piknik trvati Dude cd pole
dine do pulnoci. Hlavn1m rec
nfkem Dude George L. Berry,
president Mezinarodn1 Press
men unie, naceln1k nestranne
d6lnick6 lfgy a spolupracovnik
pro VIOLENT presidenta Roose-
velta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14

V North East, Md, Ralph
Dean ocitl sc v rukou policie
pro udany 1tok ma 13 rokd sta
rou dfvku. Zranena byla tezce
ma lebce. Dean zije oh jeden
dun cd pffbytku divky, Sary
Jane Alexander.
Tato udala, re il chopil, kdyz
v patek v noci pc 10. iodine
sla DON'T z moovies. Vstrcil j
do AUTOMOBILE a jel z mestec-
ka, kde ma konci tohoto udefil
il zeleznou tycf do hlavy. Do
sveho domova vratila Sc v polo
vedomi. Mfsto, kde pfepade-
ma, ukazovalo stopy zapasu a
krev viditelna byla ma listech
krovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
M1stn1 zpravy.
z ~krajanskych kruhG.

: - Ma Narodn1m hTbitove
pohTben jest tento patek p. Jo-
SET F. Vala, manzel Victorie
Vala, rozene Hubata, {. 8O3 N.
Collington avenue, jenz POOLE
hi pc delsf nemoci srdecnl va
de We start SO rokG II. srpna.
Zesnuly, jenz narozen byl v
Zlatence v Cechach, pTijel do
Move Vlasti pred 81 roxy. Po-
volanfm jeho bylo rezbafstvi.
Nalezel ku: Radu Blank a So
koIske Jednote Blesk. Vedle
truchlfci manzelky zanechava
zde tfi ditky: Mari, Emilii
Espenhain a Jarmilu Janata.
Pohrebnf obrad vykona Rev.
Josef Maria Vondracek.
PohTeb vypravuje firma Cvach
& Syn.
" nedeli pr dopolednfch
Sluzbach Boz1ch kostele Ces-
ko-Moravskych Bratrf pritom-
nj zp1vati budou kosteln1 p1sne
"a doprovodu novych varhan,
kter6 obetavostf svoj1 81 por1-
dill.
Ma navstevu svych rodi-
c1, p. a p1. Frank a Irene Kot-
valid, {. 500 N. Castle ulice a
rodiny sestry sve, pf. Arnold
Malac V Govans, pfijela z De-
troit pf. Irene Strubank. Cetnf
jejf zdejsf pfatele test Sc ma
shledani Sc S byvalou Baltimo-
Tankou.
= The Howard Store Fix
ture Co. jest obchod S r1znym
nabytkem do obchodd, ktery
Sc naleza V elsie II S. Howard
ulice. Obchodnfci zde nalez-
nou r1zne potreby do obchodu
jake: stroj ma delan1 ledu a
chlazenf rGznych pokrm6, KITE
re jsou nejlep8iho druhu ku
odporucen1 jak V oznamce u
VedenO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
"SbfraI."

Bert Sanders, 32lety z West
Biddle ulice, zatcen byl pro
sb1ran1 penez pro kampan ku
prospechu osleplych, ktera vi
bee neexistuje.
Sanders doznal, re dostal
pen1ze cd 33 osob v rGznych
castech mesta.
= Bert Stevens, 32lety z w.
Biddle ulice, uznan byl vinnym
velkoporotou z obdrzenf penez
pod nepravymi predst1ran1mi.
proti nemu FL zalob. Eat
cen byl v patek, kdyz dopaden
byl v barv1rskem obchodu We
100 blocku S. Calverton road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
400 liberni zralok vyloven u
Love Point.

Linwood Thomas, rybolovec
V Rock Hall, Md, vratil Sc v
nedeli z rybolovu u Love Point
Sc zralokem 'sedm stop dlou-
.hym a vaz1cfm 400 liber.
Byl jenom o trochu mensf
neil ktereho zalovil Kinnard
Hynson jizne cd Poole's Is
land v nejkrajnejsf cast ma Sc
yer v Chesapeake zalivu. kde
zraloci pred nekolika roxy wi
deni byli.
Mnozf pratele koupanf, po-
deseni vzdaluj1 Sc z mist tech
to vzdor ujistovanf, re zraloci
tohoto druhu nechajf cloveka
S pokojem.
V pondelf vylovil kapitan
Till Hubbard zraloka v biz
kosti Rock Hall, Md, ktery byl
asi O p1l stopy dels1 neil pred
tim vylovil jineho Linwood
Thomas.
V TUE dobu oznameno, Re
mensf zralok chycen byl v
Chester fece. Zraloci tito ma
il tax mala 1sta, re koupajici
by spolknouti nemohli, jak v
krajinach tamnfch postracf
zavladl, leda re by jim tfebs
''nohu ukousli."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Zavfen pro rozbiti oxen.

Joseph Szamborski, Safety
re S. Montford avenue, odsou-
zen byl ku pokute $25 a Ultra
tam, re zlomyslne rozbil tTi O.
kennf tabule, kdyz vessel do u
Move mfstnosti lodnfch nakla-
dacG v 700 blocku S. Ann ulice.
Pr rozbfjenf skla porezal Sc
ma Have a rukou tax, re musel
~osetren byti v mestskych ne
mocnic1ch. Pon6vac nemel elm
platiti, musel "a mrfze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Japonsti namoFnici hostv
mesta.

' 1tery budoucfho tydne pri-
do zdejs1ho prfstavu ia
ponska skadrona, jejfmz io-
mandantem jest mfsto-admiral.
Zengo Yoscida. V Baltimore
zustane pc pet dnf. Skadrona
skladaj1cf Sc re dvou vaIec-
nych lodi zakotvf v Locust
Point. Zahrnuje v sob9 1O5
dustoJnikG, 205 kadetd a LOO
namoTnlk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Pomona dan vynesla
~8O6

Cd 1. dubna do 81. cervence
skolektovano bylo $1,223.806.-
81 ma zvlastnf DAM, jez ustano-
vena byla statn1 zakonodarnou
ma pomocnou akci We prospech
nezamestnanych v Marylandu.
Dan vrzena byla ma vstupen-
ky, kosmeticke potreby, pivo,
kofalku, automobily a jine.
Dan ma pivo vynesla $254.223.-
% a ma koTalku $3.50, 831.42,
ma automobily 1925, 886.98.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Gardiste do kampu.

Devet tisic gardist1 20. divi-
Sc Narodnf Gardy pocalo sve
dvoutydenn1 cvicen1 - prvnl
to zkoncentrovan1 divise cd
svetove valky. Civiln1 - vo-
jaci sjeli Sc Sc vsech stran Ma
rylandu, Virginie, Distriktu Of
Columbia a Pittsburghu do tfi
kampd: Harry w. Nice, Cas-
cade, Md, Indiantown Gap a
Front Royal, Va. s.
Tuto stredu srazila Sc celia
divise V Indiantown Gap pro
manevry, jez konany tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Zajfkavy kasel.

Zdravotnimu 1Tadu "a minu-
II tJden oznameno bylo "a prf-
padG zajfkaveho kasle a SO
prfpadd pohlavn1ch nemoci.
Souchotin hlaseno bylo 80
pTfpadu. Dale hlaseno 5 prf-
pad1 zaskrtu. CtyTi onemoc-
nele dftky tezkou nemoci touto
byly z jedne rodiny. zadn6 z
onemocnelych nebylo ockova-
no toxoidem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-08-14
Vyplatil nezvaneho hosta.

Pietro Severina, {. 200 S. AL
bermarle ulice probuzen byl v
nedeli kolem 2. hodiny rannf
podezrelym pohybem We SVEN
pf1bytku. Chopil hill a touto
stloukl neznameho hosta a pax
dial jej zavf1ti jake lupice. Ia
vreny Matthew Murphy, 35 ro-
XII starry, jenz vessel do ciziho
domu pc silent Sc v hospode,
vedle vyprasku platil pokutu
$11.45.