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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-16
SAUK CENTRE MARKET
Thursday, July 16, 1885
LIVE POULTRY

These Ffices Prevailing
Wednesday, July Ii. 1885
GRAIN md FLOUR
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down the avenue like q young elephant
1 for she was late. She had not 3 nerve
IN her body. and only three pence IN
her purse. AS she passed the rhododen-
dron thicket q shadow slipped out Of
it like an adder--a black object whirled
round IN the air-and Maggie fen down
on the ground like q log
The mystery attack was a nine days
wonder, for bag snatching was unknown
IN the district. But while Maggie was
recovering from slight conclusion, In
the hospital, Ann had the unpleasant
task Of mentally bludgeoning her pupil
out Of a rave" After the weekly visit
Of the hairdresser, Stella appeared in
the schooiroon with her hair cut and
waved in the same fashion as AIMS.
Like ito" she asked self consciously.
ITS charming" Ann had to be ten
der with the inferiority complex. But
liked your old style better. That was
you. Don't copy me, Stella. ] should
never forgive myself If / robbed YOU OF
your individuality"
stella wilted. like a pimpernel in wet
weather.
I'm not going 10 have a crush on
you" she declared. Too definitely fee
BILE But we're friends aren't we? Let's
have a sort OF friends charter, with q
secret signature, when we write to each
other. Like this" She scrawled q five
fingered star on piece OF paper and
explained it eagerly. MY name"
Ann was aware that Doris, the school
room maid, was listening with a half
grin, and she decided TO nip the non
sense in the bud.
You'll want a secret society next,
you baby" she said, as she crumpled
up the paper. Now, suppose we call Il
q day and go to the pictures"
Stella especially enjoyed that after
moons entertainment, because the film
was about q kidnapped girl, and she was
excited by the personal implication.
II a kidnaper ever got me, I'd say
Good luck to him. He'd deserve It, she
boasted, as they drove home. They
wouldn't decoy me into q taxi with a
fake message"
AIMS private feeling was that Stella'sl
intelligence was not likely TO be tested,
since she ran no possible risk. Lady
Williams was nervous on the score OF
her valuable jewelry, so the house was
burglar proof, with flood-lit grounds
and every kind Of electric alarms.
Besides this, Stella either went out
In the car, driven by a trusted chauf-
teur, or took her walks with q pack Of
large dogs.
So 1t was rather a shock TO Ann when
the girl lowered her voice.
III tell you a secret. They've had a
shot FOR me. They sent one Of our own
cars to the dancing class, but noticed
Hereford wasn't driving so I wouldn't
get In. wouldn't tell them at home
because Of mother"
Ann, who was still under the influ-
ence Of the picture, was Mortified.
Stella" she cried, want you TO /
promise me something. II ever you get |
q note signed by me take no notice |
OF It."
Il promise. But II you signed 1t with
our star, I'd know 1t was genuine. And
II you were in danger nothing and no
one would stop me from coming TO your
rescue"
Single handed, like the screen nero
ines who blunder into every trap??"
Not me. I'll bring the police with
me Isn't that our schoolroom maid
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It might not have appeared so flat
had she known that she was marked
down already for leading part in 9
sinister drama, and that she had been
followed all the way TO the cottage.
For the next few weeks life con-
tinued to be monotonous for Ann, but
it grew exciting for Stella, as, gradu-
ally, she felt the fun Of her governess
attraction. Ann had a charming appear
ance, and definite personality. She
made no attempt TO rouse her pupils
personal pride by shock tactics, but re-
lied on the contrast between her own
manicured hands and the girls neg
lected nails.
Presently she was able 30 report prog
reSs TO the young ships doctor.
My three years at Oxford have not
been wasted" she wrote. The gilded
pupil has begun to wash"
In her turn, she became fonder of
Stella, especially when she discovered
that the girls aggressive manner was
q screen for an inferiority complex.
II always feel people hate me" she
confided to her governess, one day.
I'm ashamed of having q millionaire
father. He didn't make his money.
Others make 1t for him. He ought to
pay them q real spending income, and,
automatically, increase the demand
and create fresh employment"
Ann found these socialistic debates
rather q trial Of tact, buk she enjoyed
the hours of study. Stella was q gem
uine student, and always read up her
subject beforehand, so that lessons took
somewhat the form of discussions and
explanations. Ann was spared the
drudgery of correcting French exercises
and problems In algebra.
But her gain was some one else's loss.
She had no idea how seriously she was
restricting the activities Of another in
the plot.
Doris-the schoolroom matd-hunt-
ed daily amid the fragments in the
wastepaper basket for something which
she had been ordered 10 procure. And
che searched In vain.
When Steila's devotion to the bath
room was deepening to passion, she
began to grow jealous Of her governess'
private hours.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
The Cilded Pupil . r"'A", "''~

Published By Special Arransementg with The
Chicago Tribune-NeW YORK News Syudieate.
Incorporated
Copyright: 1886: By Ethel Lima White
IN TWO PARTs-PART ONE
ANN FOUND LIFE DULL AS GOV
ERNESS TO A AEILLTONAKRES
DAUGHTER. NOT KNOWING A
LEADING PART IN A SINISTER
DRAMA AWAITED HER.
The essential part Of this tale Is that
Ann Shelley was an Oxford M. A.
Unfortunately, so many other young
women had the same idea OF going to
college and getting a degree that she
found It difficult TO harness her quail
fications with a Job Therefore, she
considered herself lucky, when she was
engaged as resident governess TO Stella
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I tary sense Of repugnance. He was fan
and rather womanish in appearance
but his good looks we're marred by {
cruel red triangular mouth.
He kept pace with her on the opposite
side Of the street when she was going
through the town, but she shook him
off later on. Therefore it gave her quite
shock when she turned into the beech
avenue-now q green tunnel-to hear
his footsteps q little distance IN the
rear.
Although she was furious with her
self. she hurried to reach the cottage
which was quite close. The door was
opened before she could knock. because
her arrival was the signal for Maggie's
release. It was Ann herself. who had
suggested the extra leisure for the maid
while she kept the old lady company.
Miss West, whose bed faced the win
dow, greeted her with a question.
when did you lose your admtrer2"
"Who?" asked Ann, in surprise.
Il refer to the Weedy boy, who always
slouches past the minute after your
knock"
Eve never noticed him But /
thought I was followed here today by
specially unpleasant LOOKING man"
Hum. Wed better assume that you
49, 80" -AN~-~ A-%~f-A~S ~@--f~ 49,
in your bag?"
More than I care to lose"
Then leave all the notes with me.
I'll get the manor folk to return them
to you by registered post t.. . {. And,
remember, If the man attacks you on
your way home, don't resist. Give him
your bag-and run"
You're arranging a cheerful program
for me-" laughed Ann.
When nine struck, Miss West told
her to go.
Maggie is due now any minute" she
told her, and so IS the housekeeper
from the manor. Goodby-and don't
forget 1t means God be with you.
Ann was not nervous. but when she
walked down the garden path she could
not help contrasting the dark green
twilight of the woods with the sun
splaShed beech avenue of the after
noon. Clumps Of fox-gloves giimmered
Whitley through the gloom, and In the
distance an owl booted to his mate.
She passed close by the bushes where
a man was hiding. He could have
touched her, had he puH out his
hand. She was his quarry, whom he
had followed to the cottage, so he
looked at her intently.
Her expensive bag promised rich
haul. Yet he let her 60 by and waited,
instead, for someone who was Of only
incidental interest 10 the plot.
few minutes later Maggie charged
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

ship. and wen have to wait. In be-
tween, I'm Just marking time"
You have the important Job Of
moulding character" Miss West re-
minded her How does your gilded pu-
Pill proeress2"
She's a gilded pin" Ann grimaced
rs Oxford responsible for your idea
Of humor9" asked Miss West, who had
q grudge against a university educa-
ton.
NO. It's the result Of living In a mil
honaires family. Please, may I come
70 see you. every Saturday afterno0n2
You make me feel recharged."
Although Miss West had acted like
8 mental tonic, Ann was conscious Of
q period Of stagnation, when she walked
back through the wood. She taught, In
order TO live, and went to see an old
woman, IS recreation. Life was dull.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

do you go 10 the pictures on satlr-
day." she asked.
ia the wood"
Take me with you"
YOU'D be bored. It's my old gov
Your gOvernessP I'd love to see her
Please
Ann had TO promise vague ssome
day.. Although she was sorry TO dis
appoint Stella, she could not allow her
20 encroach on her precious liberty.
BY this time. however, her time table
was an established fact to the brains Of
the plot. Therefore, the next Saturday
she visited Miss West she was followed
BY q new trailer.
She noticed him when she came out
o. the great gates Of the millionaireis
mansion, because he aroused q momen-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

cups wv t6asf FtEF&t%N tNf~
4 cups (t7z Ibs.) sugar
box powdered fruit peetin
To prepare fruit, pie about two
pounds fully ripe eherriesi crush
thoroughly OF grind. (if stronger
cherry flavor is desired, add fc~
crushed eherry-plt meats to fruit
during cookIna.)
Measure sugar Into dry dlsh and
set aside until needed. Measure
prepared fruit into > 8 60 s-qusFt
kettle, filling up last cup or fraction
Of cup with water " necessary;
place over hottest fire. Add povs-
deFsd fruit peesln, mix we'll, and
eontlHue stirring until mixture
comes 20 3 hard boil. A. once pour
In sugar, stirring constantly. (Te
reduce fosHlns, u teaspoon butter
may be sdded.l Continue stirring
bring TO 8 full rolling boil, ard boil
hard ! minute. Remove from fire.
skim, pour quickly. ParsfFin hot lsHs
at once. Makes about glasses (s
fluid ounces eachl.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

coming down the driver Isn't she gor-
geous7"
Doris. transformed by a marina cap
and generous lip stick, minced past
the car. She had to be smart. because
she was meeting o fashionable gentle
man with cruel red mouth.
When she saw him in the distance
she anticipated his question by shak-
ing her head.
mo good swearing at me-" she told
him. Il can't get what isn't there. But
I've brought you something else"
She gave him a sheet Of crumpled
paper on which was the rough drawing
cro Be Continued
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

State Senator Virgil F. Blankenbaker
70, Of Virgelle, Chouteau county, died
q few days ago the second victim of
an automobile accident which occurred
south Of Fort Benton on the Tsznis
was the other victim, sustaining frac-
tured skull from which he died shortly
after the accident.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
FARMS FOR SALE
FORECLOSED RANCHES ON EASY
TERMS

ez9 acres in Powell county near ovando.
Good improvements, partly irrigated. Price
1880. 90.
sections near Maudlow, GaIiatin county.
Fenced but not otherwise improved Appraised
81. $4,000. Price s2,500.o0.
9L sections adjoining the above, well inn
proved. may be had with It, II desired
Half section four miles from Manhattan.
Gallattn county. Fenced and house. Appraised
e., 90. Price 81, 10000.
Section and half, sweet Grass county. Good
eufldings, all fenced, spring. Price s5s00o.oo.
No commissions
CONRAD KOHRs COMPANY
8ux Bg7 Helena, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

Glen Lake IRRIGATION district, Lincoln coun-
ty, Montana. Improved. partially improved
and wholly unimproved farms, ranging In size
from an 80-acre tract with IS acres irrigated
en- up 10 g 440-acre tract with I73 acres ir-
dairy and beef cattle, hogs and poultry. In
writing for prices terms and other informa-
ton. kindly indicate size OF farm, irrigated
acreage and other essentials wanted so that
farms described TO you will most nearly suit
your needs. Better still, come and see II That
Farm Home For You Is here. D. A. KENNEDY,
Eureka, Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

Experiments with rats at the UNI
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
10 ACRES; Broom HOUSE, WE'LL,

small outbuiIdlnEi county road, haH mia
frum Olympic highway 1000 dollars; easy
terms. Lcsged-cff land on highway; improved
farm, 40 acres orchard; 70 acres lognnberries.
Hargain; party wants TO retire account Of age.
IA B. GARDNER Gardiner, washlnstou-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

GOOD FARM, I77 ACRES, only four
miles from Bic Sandy. for sale eb acres
IN crop. $3.50 per acre Small down pay
nent and long time on balance Write PFzAnY
q EUHxINgAs6E, Great Falls, Monk
NORTHWEST MONTANA LAND for
saaa. Various sypss. Fgathesd. LAneakn eoun-
Ties By Owner Address; GEORGE n BAlxKR.
whitsfish. Mnntmna-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

REGISTERED STATIONS
SORREK4, CHESTNUT AND STRAW.
BERRY Roam registered BELGIAN stations
ready for immediate services and priced right
PRED CHANDLER. Charlton. Iowa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

~, Montana, for sale. Both farming and
grazing Running water. FashinK $500 per
aere. Mrs. BEN WOODLAND. Lytcn sprinra,
Texas
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
TRRTGATED FAnM BARGATNs-Ir

s0z sol Helena. Mountain
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Mrtva uprostfed hotovych pc
nez a SperkEI.

Lezicf ma spinave podlaze
sveho domu v 100 blocku
Low ulice, nalezena byla v L.
terry 85leta s~tarena, Barbara
Aster Schmidt. We svetnici s
nj byla jej1 40 rok1 stara dee
ra, jez mluvila nesouvisle
kdyz odvadena byla policisty.
DR.. Schenker usoudil, Re
zemfela vyhladovenfm. V do
me, netopenem, neosvetlenem
a skorem bez nabytku, policie
nalezla ma hotovosti 1910. fla
tych sperkG asi v Gene $500 a
V bankovn1ch vkIadech vice
neil $1,000. Dcera, Sophie.
nebyla pry pc leta z plneho to-
hoto spiny domu. Mrtvola ze-
ny byla ma druhem poschodf v
pfednl %svetnici ma podlaze.
ktera slouzila asi stafene a je-
j dceri "a lGzko. Nikde neia-
Ike loznl pradlo v1bec naleze-
no byti nemohlo. Ma podla-
bach lezely hromady vseliia-
kych odpadk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
211 novych pripadI.

PTidanf 211 novych pripadu
do pomocnych listin v uplynu-
lem tydnu vyzadalo 81 zvySenf
vydanf komisf pomoci O $4,-
1927 vetS1 u prirovnani S ty-
dnem pTedchazej1c1m.
Nemoci a nezam9stnanost
zvysily pocet podporovanych.
V tydnu konc1c1m We stredu
pred tydnem ma listinach pod
porovanych Baltimore bylo
$3.50 prfpadG, Gill 28.149 O.
sob.
z poctu tohoto 1907 pTfpa-
dG pric1sti nutno nezamestna-
nosti, 651 ku chatrn6 mzde a
1923 ku vGbec nedostatecne
mzde.
Ma pomoc V tydnu tom cell
KEN vynalozeno bylo S67,841.
Cena pomoci v tydnu pro pff-
pad zvysena byla re $7.65 ma
$7.96 a pro jednotlivce re
1892 ma $2.41.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
WON ROBERT zapasiti Dude
S CHAS. STRACH " hlavnim

Pfistf 1tery, 8. bfezna '
k~f1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Carlins Park V hlavnfm
zapase WON Robert, French
Canadian utka Sc S Charles
Strach. Mimo tohoto zapasu
ma programu Dude jeste tri j.
ne zapasy.
Hlavnf zapas minute 1tery
mezi Richard (Dick) Shikat a
Dean Detton pc l hodinovem
kf1zkovan1 prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty kdyz soudce Ed
Brockman tento zastavil kdyz
nastala hodina (11:3O) kdy
die naf1zen1 zdejs1 komise vse-
chny zapasy ukonceny byti
must tento cas-.
DR.. Len Hall porazil Floyd
Marshalla V Is minutach.
Zapas mezi krajanem E.
milem Duskem a Hank Barber
pc 30 minutOvem zurivem "a
pasenl prohlasen byl "a neroz-
hodnuty.
LIE Verne Baxter zvftezil
mad Jake Gasek pc 80 minute
vem kTizkovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Pc lvu, psa.

Policista, Alexander Jezier-
ski, ktery postrelil a chytil Iva
jenz utekl V divadle ma Monu.
ment ulici, v temze sousedstvi
chytil vztekleho psa a uskrtil
no. Zahnal psa do ulicky a
zaskociv no tam, uchopil no "a
kirk. Svlral no, neil mu pri-
sla pomoc. Kdyz psa pustil,
shledalo Sc, re je mrtev. Pre-
lOmil mu vaZ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
AUTOMOBILE.

We dZCO UVOu duLOlIlOUllu
ma Gay a Preston ulic1ch, po-
ranena byla ma obou nohach
27leta Rose Ipasaro. Manzel
jeji udan, re neopatrne f1dil
automobil. Ride druheho au-
honolulu, Conrad j. Raider u
dan, re automobilem sym ne
udelal cestu druhemu.
- Jeanette Holman, 27le-
ta zranena byla We srazce au-
tomobilu S truckem jedouc1m
z Fort Howard ma North Point
road u Braddock avenue. Mar
shall Pugh, ktery rfdil automo-
bill, v nemz jela, udan by1 po-
licii z Dundalk, re nejel ma
prave strane silnice a vojak,
Robert J. Yurk, T1dic trucku
udan byl pro rychlou jizdu.
" sobotu usmrcen byl au-
tomobilem, v nemz jel a jimz
vrazil do zelezneho sloupu ma
University Parkway u st. Paul
ulice mlady skoln1 ucitel, %
lety Harry Jaffe, /. 1nora do
stal m1sto jake ucitel ma Skole
ma Eastern a Montford ave.
" jine sobotn1 nehode u
smrceni byli diva Marylandst1
ma ceste z Camp Meade ma
Floridu. Zabiti byli v auto
mobilove nehode u Henderson
v Severnf Karolin6. Diva JIM s
mimi jedoucf, byli tezce crane
nj. V nehode usmrcena byla
4 roxy stara Eloise Bell a 48
rokn stara Mildred Dodge. Kri
ticky zraneni byli: Harry
Dodge, 49lety a 25leta Emily
Neal. O uzdravenf jejich po-
chyba pronesena byla. Neho-
da udala Sc asi ctvrt mile jiz-
ne Cd hranice statu Virginia.
- TTi zabiti byli v nedeli We
srazce AUTOMOBILE S busem ma
McMullen silnici, dive mile cd
Cumberland, Md. Zabiti byli:
Norman Carl Small, 22leta,
Edward D. Cossel, 40lety a
Ernest Irwin Crawford, 45le-
tn, vsichni z Cumberland. Dal-
81 ctyTi Cumberlandstf zraneni
byli a vedle mich r1dic busu,
Robert Magruder z Ridgely,
Zapadnf Virginie. Automobil
T1dil Mahaney ku zavodu &C.
lanese Corporation of Ameri-
ca, V nemz vsichni zamestna-
nj byli. Bus vracel Sc z podni-
ku %prazdny. Mahaney udal,
re fizenf AUTOMOBILE "vymklo
Sc mu z vlady jeho."
= Dive osoby, jedna t6zce,
zraneny byly V nedeli. kdyz
automobil srazil Sc S olejovym
truckem ma, %. ulici. Rfdici
automobile, Charles N, Ken
dali, prerazena byla dasen a
zranen vnitTne. Jeho manzel-
&c pTerazen nos.
= We srazce automobile ma
Liberty Heights a Eldorado a.
venue poranena byla 29 rokG
stara Ida Lockhart a jeff tri
roxy stare d1tko. Automobil
T1dil jejf manzel. Druhy au-
tomobil ffdil Harry Elder.
= Ma zeleznicni kfizovatce
u Landover, Md, smrtelne
zranen byl We srazce automo-
blu s vlakem Pennsylvania
drahy Edgar M. Clark, 35 ro-
XII starry zTfzenec elektricke
stanice.
= Zabradlim ma Liberty
road Campfield road prora-
I'll v 1tery truck a sTitil sc do
hloubky 25 stop, kdyz T1dic je-
no, Dorsey Dwayer, 25lety z
Westminster pTi rfd1tku true
ku spal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28

726,350 pro prace ma Fort
George G.. Meade a Holabird.
Ma kasarny v Camp Meade ma
vydano byti 1885, 900, ma bu-
dovy pro kucharske a pekaT-
ske skoly $36O.OOO, ma kGlny
pro motory $214.450, ma tele-
fony $1,000, magaziny $685.
600. V Holabird stavba kasa-
rem ma financovana byti 5000
600, pT1bytky pro d1stojnfky
telefonni zaTfzenf
$4,000 a kanalisaci $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Ulicni system stoji " tonic no.
&c asi $5,87O.36O.

Baltimorsky silnicni system
staff Dude poplatn1ky dan1 asi
5 ,870,36O. Opravne prace ma
ulicfch staff budou letos asi je-
den million dolarG. Ma sunni
tuto ma poulicnf odbor ami ne
celych 100000. Odkud witt
schazejfcfch 100000, je "a
hadou ma mestske radnici. Sko
dy ma ulicfch zpGsobeny byly
hlavne studenym pocasim Sc
snehy a ledem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Misto tabaku veprovy dobyteL

E. I. Oswald, statn1 direktor,
je presvedcen, re p~estitele ia
baku v jizn1ch castech Mary
landu NELL by radeji Sc veno-
vati chovu veproveho dobytka,
drGbeze a zeleniny. Ukazal
ma to, re farmarGm tam pGjce-
ny vladni komisi pen1ze, ably
NELL ma zivobyt1, O ktere pesto-
van1m tabaku Sc pfipravovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
Pohreb farare " patek.

Rev. Edward A. Williams,
pc % rokG farar katolickeho
kostela st. Mark Gainesville,
pohrben Dude tento patek. Ze-
snul v 1tery. Narozen byl v
Beltuvbet v Irsku, 20. listopa-
du 1861. Ma kneze ordinovan
byl kardinalem Gibbonsem 18.
prosince 1886.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
TFicet milioni ma voienske
prace.

V kongresu pTedlozil kon-
gresn1k, demokrat McSwain,
pTedseda vyboru ma vojenske
zalezitosti, navrh, ably ma roxy
Cd 1888 do 1941 povoleno by
10 ma vojenske prace We Spoje-
nych Statech, v kanaln1 zone a
v Hawaiskych ostrovech $780,
100000.
V Marylandu vojenske posty
re sunny tie dostati mali ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28
z Japonska.

Japonska zprava z Toxic
oznamila We stTedu v noel, re
rebeluj1c1 vojsko v poctu 900
muzG, pocalo opousteti vladni
budovy, kterych zmocnili Sc
den pred tim.
The Washington times., 1936-02-27
A. F. |. SHUNS
BIGFUND

The offer Of 100000 cash BY
the committee for industrial or
ganization to help finance a cam
paign to organize steel workers
has been turned down by vii.
liam Green, president Of the
American Federation of Labor
who contended there were Strings
attached" to the proposal.
The committee Is headed by
John L. Lewis and comprises eight
strong unions which are fighting
to have mass unionization in ali
major industries. 1t was ordered
dissolved by the federation's ex
ecutive council, but the commit
tee has decided to continue It's
fight to bring all workers in each
big industry into the one big
union.
Green said he would refer the
cash offer to the May meeting of
the executive council. He added
he was working out budget for
the steel campaign directed by the
last convention of the federation.
The campaign, he added, will start
this spring.
The Washington times., 1936-02-27
NEP0T|SN BILL
DENOUNCED

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. a.
Declaring that the principle Of
the nepotism bill now before the
State general assembly is against
all principles Of democracy, Mayor
E. C. Dawson of Alexandria led
q fight here last night before
city council that resulted in q
unanimous vote against the pro
posed bill.
No kinsman Of an office holder,
as far as a third cousin, would
be eligible for public office under
the proposed bill and it not only
includes State offices, but offices
in any political subdivision Of
the State.
Mayor Dawson read a letter
from State Senator John w. Rust,
who represents Alexandria, in bit
ter opposition to the bill. One
councilman. in condemning the
bill, stated that in many counties
Of Virginia all Of the inhabitants
were related,