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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-09-25
WITCHCRAFT STILL
PRACTICED HERE
Residents of City and Coun-
Continue to 'Try" for
Disease Cures

The practicing of witchcraft continues
to play prominent part in the lives
of many people in Hagerstown and
Washington County, it was revealed to-
day by resident of Hagerstown whose
business carries him to every section
of the State. In Washington county
it was said that there are hundreds of
persons who 'try" for cures of various
diseases, plant sticks to drive away
spells placed upon them by their sup
posed enemies, and perform various
other duties" in an effort to bring
themselves riches and fame.
Probably the most common practice
is that Of trying" for cures. Babies
i'll from ricketts, are passed under a leg
of the kitchen table three times each
morning; children are swathed in pep
permint poultices for another illness;
for humps the baby is taken to the
horse trough and there given three big
'swags" of water and from there to the
hog pen where their checks are rubbed
against the hog trough; others paint
various designs on their barns to ward
off the danger of fire; erysipelas is
treated with burning hickory sticks,
and strings are tied to gate hinges to
take away unsightly warts.
Superstitious methods of curing var
ious ills have been practiced in this
section of the country practically since
the founding of the State. Old records
show that the pioneers of Washington
County had much faith in these cures,
but it has been only during the past
twenty years that persons have cashed
in on the racket. The doctors"
make no charge but the patient is, of
course, grateful for his Services and
usually compensates him for his eff
forts. Many older residents of Ha-
gerstown and Washington County can
recall methods used by their grandfath-
ers, which in this modern day are ex-
tremely obsolete. But the practice con-
tinues and will continue for many years
to come because of the fact that many
persons are either superstitious or are
willing to s'try anything once" after all
other methods have apparently failed.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-09-25

worth. Tn just recovering from the
Sunpapers famous editorial of several
weeks ago. You see, it's hard to i'm
agine Paul Patterson and Frank Kent
crawling into bed with William Ran
dolph Hearst, but I've figured it out
this way: Willie has low blood pressure
End needs somebody to keep him warm
during the winter months.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-09-25
1886 BUSINESS CONTINUES PACE
LITTLE HEISKEL

According to the papers
a Mr.. Bulova, manufac-
turer of 'high-class tick
ers, is laying 100000
to 100000 on the line
that President Roosevelt
will be re-elected-and
there are no takers
Well, 1 know a few
of the boys in this neck
! of the forest who will
each take a nickel'S
Evening star., 1936-11-15
Observation-Disclosures

Tailored-to at into your more
formal rooms. OF lustrous rayon
mesh. With the ultra-chic hori-
xontal stripe. 1-inch side hens.
3-inch bottom hem. SO inches
wide to the pair and 2 l-6 yards
long. Ready TO hang. Ecru or
sggshell.
Evening star., 1936-11-15
"Jane Dale" Curtains

They're made to our specinca-
tions, and approved by the Bet
ter Fabrics Bureau for tensile
strength, construction and color
fastness. 2 popular designs in
eershell or ecru. 1-inch hens
on both sides. Hemmed ana
headed tops-resdy to dress up
your windovA.
Evening star., 1936-11-15

Richl Luxurious! In the nubby
corded damask that's all the
rage this year. Decorators
colors: Blue, gold, green, red,
rust, eggshell. 100 inches wide
to the pair and sateen lined.
With hooks and tie-becks. Pinch
pleated and 234 yards long.
Evening star., 1936-11-15
Priscilla Dotted Curtains

They're the kind that usually
sell for much morel With fat,
puffy cushion dots in ivory or
ecru, or alternating rows Of con-
trasting and self-colored dots.
Blue, red. gold. green and orchid
marquisette. 90 inches wide to
the pair, 2N yards long. Wide
rt1fYieg
Evening star., 1936-11-15

A pattern that any room would
b proud Of. OF fine quality
damask-21z yards long and
fully lined. They'll hang with
graceful elegance. Complete with
tie-backs and hooks. In rust.
red, blue, green. woodrose, gold
and eggshell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18

remained perfectly still in the
middle Of the boiling backwash.
If they were no longer in mid
ocean they were still a quarter Of
a mile from the shore.
Storm Continues
Just now a large space, freed
from the curtain of mist, permit
ted the boys to see a long way
round the schooner. The storm
had lost none of it's fury. Perhaps,
however, it was lashing it's last
strokes on these unknown shores
Of the Pacific Ocean.
This was to be hoped, for the
situation now presented no less
perilS than during the night when
the Slough was battling against
the violence of mid-ocean Gath
cred close together these children
must have thought themselves
lost, when large waves unfurled
above them. However, if the ship
trembled right down to her keel
at every big sea, she did not appear
to have sprung a leak.
Briant and Gordon treasured
their comrades as we'll as they
could, the younger ones especially.
Don't be frightened" Briant
repeated continually. The yacht
Continued on First Comics)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18
RAMPAGE NEAR
FOR RAGWEED

Here is bad news for hay fever
sufferers-the ragweed is about
to start its annual barrage Of
pollen.
In just about week it will
start, and from then until some
time in October it will continue
sending out the pollen, and
causing acute discomfort to those
who suffer from the malady.
But for Washington residents
there is some satisfaction in Q
survey Of polarization through
out the nation in a report given
to the American Medical Associa-
ton. washington is far down In
the scale.
Botanists who made the survey
set an arbitrary scale, placing
Buffalo at the 100 point. The
highest ratings on this scale are
Indianapolis with 1913, Peoria, H.,
with 113, and st. Louis with SO.
Washington has an index of only
49, Cities with an index of zero
are Seattle, Spokane, Miami,
Sacramento, Portland and Mexico
City.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18

away, filling a large segment Of
the horizon.
Faces Peril on Reef
In the direction which they were
following, and from which the
storm would not permit them to
deviate, the Slough could not eS.
cape being thrown on that shore
within an hour. That the schooner
would be broken to pieces, eSpe-
cially il it crashed on the reefs
before it could reach the foreShore,
was to be feared. But these young
boys did not even think of that.
In this land they could only see
their salvation.
At this time the wind began
again to blow with renewed rage.
The Slough, caught like a feather,
was running towards the shore
which detached itself with the
clearneSS of a stroke of ink on the
white background of the sky. In
the foreground could be seen cliff
about 200 feet high. In front Of
it stretched a yellow foreshore,
framed towards the right by q
rounded mass which seemed to
belong to distant forest.
All, if the Slough could only
reach this handy beach without en-.
countering some reefs! If the
mouth of a river could offer shell
ter, perhaps then the young pas
sengers would escape safe and
sound.
Safe Bleaching Uncertain
While Doniphan, Gordon and
Moko remained at the wheel. Bri-
ant went forward, looking toward
the rapidly approaching shore. In
vain did he look for a place where
the Slough could beach under ia
vorable conditions.
One could see neither the mouth
Of a river nor stream, nor even a
sand bank on which it would be
possible to run aground right now.
For just in front of the beach
could be seen a row Of reefs Of
which the black heads emerged in
the undulations of the sea, and
which was beaten necessarily by a
monStrouS backwaSh. There at the
first shock the Slough would
crash to pieces. Briant thought it
were better to have all the boys
on deck at the time when the ship
would run aground, so opening
the door of the hatch he cried,
ION deck, everybody"
Immediately the dog Sprang out,
followed by the 10 children who
crawled toward the stern. The
younger ones, at sight Of the
waves which lowered over them as
the ship slid into the trough of
the sea, began to shrek with
fright.
Leak in Ship Averted
A little before six o'clock in the
morning the Slough arrived In
front of the reefs.
Hold yourselves tight! Hold
yourselves Tight" warned Briant.
And having taken half of his
clothes off he kept himself in
readiness to help any who would
be caught by the backwash, as GER
tainly the yacht was going to roll
over the reef.
Suddenly a shock was felt. The
Slough had grounded at the stern,
but although the whole of her
shell was shaken, there was no
leak.
Lifted by a second wave she was
carried so feet forward without
even having touched the rocks,
the points Of which could be seen
in thousand places. Then with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18
NOW READ ON

Tn him." cried Briant In moment he crawl
ing the deck evadng best he could being knocked
by the loose blocks and tackle which swinging
about from side to side with each roll of the ship and keep
ing his balance under the constant pitching Of the slippery
deck.
The voice Of the cabinboy family heard again
Then all was silent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18

IS Frightened Boys Alb GARD Schooner SIoughi,
Racing SaiIIess Before Pacific Storm,
Run Aground on Reef Near Shore )
THE STORY THUS FAR
lashng the south Pacific Ocean off New Zealand
terrifying Sloughi 100ton SchooneyGcht.
board IS frightened boys the eldest being ID o the
midnight March g. 1860
has the oreaa to hreds Huge UastnO
Evening star., 1936-10-15
sc Balbrigggan Pajamas, 69c
TOiIetries

Marty Cosmetics includes Face Powder, LIP
sticks Mascara, Creme Rouge, Eye Shadow.
Regularly 81 each
Pure Bristle Harbrushes British made, Of satin
wood. Regularly s335, s3.s5. s5s5. Friday
s2.75, s3.25 and $500
l8 Only-3-lb. boxes Mecca Bath Powder. Reg
ularly
80 Jars Of Houbgant's Ideal and Quelque F1eurs
Bath Salts. Friday
Jane Alden Beauty Kits with six important
Beauty Aids. Regularly s1---------------5sc
Bourjos Bath Soap: assorted oderrs. Regularly
35c each Frfday-E------3 for Soc; $1S5 do9.
Bourjois Bubble Soap; smartly boxed Regularly
Maynards Hand Cream. Regularly 81 the
Tubes. Regularly
Toiietriss -. Street Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-15
l Drop Leaf Table -sS4'e5
Regularly $49.95

Duncan Phyfe motif. Dinner for eight
when open. Genuine mahogany veneer.
Console Table bone and black nnish with mirror
to match sem-round style table. Regularly
Metal Smoker, features weighted base for perfect
balance Vivid red. Regularly $4.95--------$lS5
Occasional Table In modern design. Walnut
veneer top; pedestal base. Regularly $l2e5sS.ss
Console Mirror, charming round style has poly
chrome finish frame a inches. Regularly
s195
2 Studio Couches, floor samples, covered in fine
quality friezette. Sturdy, comfort-giving inner
spring construction. Pre-built borders, round
corners. Opens to twin or double bed. Regu-
larly ------$29.95
Simmons Studio Couches. covered with smart
plaid tapestry. Floor samples. open to twin or
double bed. Splendid value. Friday at Sass
II Inner spring Mattresses, floor samples. 3/3
size only. Regularly s19.s5 to $29.50------$14.9S
6-piece Bed Room Suite genuine, lustrous walnut
veneer consists of dresser, chest Of drawers with
mans hat compartment, spacious vanity, chair,
bench and tapestry covered seat Regularly
Table Style Desk. craftsmanship displayed in con-
struction; 9 roomy drawers. Genuine walnut
veneer. Regularly
Drum Table, Duncan Phyfe style base. drawer:
$ll9o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lounge Chair. London Club style; loose spring
filled cushions covered In coral curly mohair
Furniture Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Cut Crystal Stemware- l8c
Originally SOC

Originally SOC
Cut crystal goblets, sherbets, stemmed and
footed beverage glasses Discontinued
open stock of classic trellis pattern. Linz
tied number of each.
2 Vacuum jug Sets; quart size Jug glass and tray.
Chromium combined with red or walnut. Floor
samples. slightly worn. Regularly sl2.5o------SS
Ruby Glass Flower Baskets. large size with crys-
tai handles Regularly 3sS---------------$2.7s
6-23- piece Breakfast Tray Sets for 2 in porce-
lain with colorful patterns. Regularly $4S8 $3.50
23-Pieee Tea Set, floral pattern in inviting green
hues Regularly s498. Friday
Bright Gift Pottery. Includes cake plate and
server-range sets-4-piece salad sets-handled
cake plates-cozy sets-refrgerator sets, sugar
and cream sets. Ivory hob nail and flower de-
corations. Regularly 7sc and Sl------------64c
32-Piece Blue Willow Service for 6; clear blue
willow print. Your choice Of service with soup
and salad plates or fruit and bread and butter
plates Ample sized breakfast plates, cups and
saucers; vegetable dish and platter. Limited
quantity
Chisa .. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
lOTwin Sweaters

Regularly 1925
Made of soft zephyr in pastel colors. Sizes
"a to 80 in the group.
White Zephyr Sweaters, in slip-on styles Sizes
So and 3o Regularly s2.25, Friday
Slip-o Sweaters, pastel shades. Regularly $2s5.
Sports Shop -. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Hand Embroidered
Novelties ~ Price
Friday Only

TTIuUy OH1y
Crib Spread, well made and finished.
/ Linen Table Cloth, cross-stitch embroidered.
50x70 inches.
I Breakfast Cloth with napkins to match
! Bridge Cloth, smartly designed
Colorful Sofa Pillows.
Odd Color Yarn for Friday Clearance.
so Balls Shanghai Shag, regularly 50c--------14c
Small quantity in each color:
100 Balls Famous Bear Brand Yarn. Angel
crepe Twinkle crepe. Shetland floss Bouclette.
regularly 29c to soc the ball------------14c each
40 Hanks Dixiana Cotton, white and pastels;
2 Baby Quilts, adoraby styled.
Art Goods -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Hand Tufted Candlewick
Bedspreads
Regularly $3.50

Full or twin size; heavy quality, eye
catching designs in colored or all-white
7-Piece Imported Damask Luncheon Sets. cloth
60x60 inches with 6 napkins. Lovely pasteH,
green, yellow peach and ivory. All hemmed.
The set
Grass Linen Dinner Cloths, beautifully hand
embroidered 70xs6 inches; regularly s545--$4.3s
Linen Bridge Sets, pastel hand embroidered;
regularly -$ls5
12-17-Piece Linen Luncheon Sets, linen home
snun crash. regularly 81 90 sec
10 Hand blocked 3-piece Tray Sets, fine quality
linen richly designed; regularly $3,5o------s2.95
Linens Second Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Kitchen Items

Kitchen Items &c
"a Candy Mixers, rs Food Mixers, 50 Potato Mix
ers Is Egg Boilers. Is Cake Turner's. 10 Egg
poachers, rs Top Of Stove Ovens so Long-handled
Strainers 10 Egg Timers 50 5-piece Coaster
Sets, 4s Thermometers, so 2-piece Wood Salad
Sets, 4S Steak Mattels, Sc Potato Washers.
Kifchenwars Fourth Floor.
Semi-Stepin Cirdles- $3.50
Regularly 81
Washable and carefully made.
81 Bandettes, regularly soc. Assorted styles and
sizes. Friday
Is Side-h hook Girdles, 16 inches long, with Lastex
backs Regularly $3.50; Friday------------$2.5o
GirdIes -. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Samples and Odd Lots
Overdraperies and Curtains
~ Price

Splendid variety and opportunity to refinish
neglected windows-especially that odd one
at substantial savings.
Priscilla Tailored or Cottage Set, domestic
or imported qualities. Draperies. rs to so
inches, in jacquard. stripe, plaid and novelty
si''sn' 81 so SIS. fssqlssis fss shs SOC to $3.50
Friday only ------- PAIR
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Better Quality Tapestry or
Damask Squares

Better Quality Tapestry or
Damask Squares
25-inch squares and larger. They'll suggest
countless lovely uses for chair seats, bags,
scarfs, pillows and the like. Rich colors.
Cut from manufacturers full bolts. Ono
Regularly sls5 to $3.s5 yard. Each O1C
Plaid or Jaspe Studio Covers
Colorful and carefully made. Contrasting
cord welting, nounce sides. Regularly OOo
Curtains 80. Second Floor.
Fabricoid Handbags, splendid variety on
Of colors: regularly $l--- C1I
"a Bags in the most wanted designs. Well
fitted and finished; regularly sl.Ss 100
Evening Bags, lovely assortment of sequins
and lanes; regularly 50 and OF On
IS -.--.--------- @AsO>
Bass .. Street Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Is Steel Cabinets

Floor samples, slightly marred Ivory.
green and white.
66" Utility. regularly
63" Utility, regularly s3.75~---------------N.S
IS" Utility, regularly S2o9
20" Storage, regularly s698----------------S3SS S.
go" Storage, regularly s3 s398----------------$209
I Kitchen Base, regularly $12.75-----------$S.SS
2 Kitchen Bases regularly S698-----------$4.0S
Kitchen Cabinets. regularly $24.50------ $3.50
Unpainted Chests Of Drawers, regularly
8 Electric Sweepers, Hoover and Eureka --$11.s9
80 Corn Brooms, only to a customer each
go Wizard Floor Mops, regularly 49c---------31c
"a Bed Trays decorative wood; regularly S9c.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

Floral Priscilla
Curtains
Beauty for every room. Splashy flower pat
terms on ecru or cream grounds. Crisp ruff
fes and tie-bands to match. Extra wide,
"a inches to pair. Regularly sl.29. OO
The pair ~
''Crown.Tested' Rayon
Curtain Fabric
Purchasing agents for institutions and
hotels, clearinghouse managers and home ,
makers will be gratifled at the savings.
Slight imperfections are negligible. A make
your -own-curtains incentive. Egg
shell or French ecru. Regularly 3sc 1Oo
yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 11O
Evening star., 1936-10-15
One.of.a-Kind Floor Sample


Drum Style Table, mahogany veneer. Regularly
Night Stand, mahogany veneer; base compart-
ment in base Regularly sl295-----------$14S
Table Desk beautiful French design Bone nm
ish. Regularly S4fSo
Occasional Chair. bone finish frame, upholstered
in rich blue velour. Downy. feather-flled cush-
ions. Regularly -------$36.so
Hangng Wall Shelf solid maple with shelves.
Regularly s7.s5
Head Board. aspen wood, upholstered 3/3 sizes
only. Regularly -$S95
Tapestry Ottoman. rust color tapestry covered;
semi-loose cushion top. Left from lounge chair
set. Regularly
Occasional Table maple. saw buck style base;
dull rub finish. Regularly $l2.95----------$7.sS
China Case. solid mahogany exquisite design.
Left from fine grade dinette suite. Regularly
S27.95 ------Si1.so
Odd Sofa, luxuriously upholstered in wine color
frieze. Loose feather filled cushions. Regularly
Sl00
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Clearance
Fur Coats and Capes

/ Black Caracul Coat, size 1s; regularly
S7975 -----$59.75
/ Mendoza Beaver Dyed Coney Goats, sizes
IA and Is; regularly s8e.75--------$6s.75
1 Russian Cat Swagger Coat. Size Is. Regu-
Larry 500. Friday ----$7S.75
l Lapin Cape, regularly s2s75-------s21.50
Lapin Capes, regularly s22.75------$14.50
2 LApin Capes regularly slss5------s11.5o
LApin Capes, regularly sl9.75------s13.5o
Lapin Ascots, regularly sl2.e5--------ss.5o
FRys ... Third Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Housewares

20 Colanders with Stand, ivory enamel,
regularly $1.25. Friday Observation-Disclosures SSc
26 Pieces Enamel Ware. Includes Percolator.
Dish Pan, Sauce Pan, Kettle and many
other bright and indispensables to the do
mestic scene Green, ivory, black and ivory
with red trim. Regularly soc to 79c each.
Friday only each
Homswares .. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

Sample Underthings TO turn your thoughts gift
wards. Gowns, Slips. Pajamas and Dance Sets
youthfully styled. Small sizes prevail. Fine
makers sample pieces at a saving; originally
$1.7s to $459 Friday---------$1.4St to $2.95
Gay Smocks, solid color broadcloth. flower and
novelty patterns. Short and long lengths. II to
a. Regularly s1.69 and 81 $i.s5------------S1.38
Usdervear Third Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

Homewares -. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Letter Of Credit

Ask About Our Convenient Letter of
Credit" which allows you 90 days to poy.
with no down payment, and equal pay
ments on November Is, December IS and
January IS.
Credit Office :. Fifth Floor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Sauna Sc ~presvsdcila.

Slecna Frances Pavlovic, New
York, N. Y, pise: "Doporucu-
il Hoboko vSem svym pratel1Im
ponevadz jsem Sc sama pre-
sv6dcila, re je to dobry lex. Tr-
pfvala jsem zaludecnimi nesna
zemi a bolen1m hlavy, ale cd
tie dolby co uz1vam Hoboko, CT
tim Sc naprosto dobfe." Mnoho
tisfc lidf melo tutez zkusenost.
Hoboko je casem vyzkouseny
bylinny lecivy prostredek. Po-
siluje vykonnost zaludku, pra-
vidluje stTeva, zvysuje tok mo-
&c, vymita skodlive necistoty
re soustavy a pomaha prirode
pri obnoveni SWEETEST dobreho
zdravf. Hoboko nenajdete v
lekarnach; ale NIUE byti opa-
treno cd poverenych mistnich
jednatel1. Pro informace pis-
tie: DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Company, 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill. advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Main prot Townsendovi.

Werner w. Main, ktery byl
lonskeho prosince zvolen do
kongresu Spoj. Stat1, kdyz jej
doporucovaly Townsendovy
kluby V Battle Creek, Mich,
prohlasil, re je S Townsendo-
wynn programem pine hotov.
Main kandidoval ma republi-
kansk6m l1stku a jeho zvolenf
Sc pTic1talo agitaci Townsen-
dovcG.
Main nyn1 prohlasil, re v
nastavaj1c1ch ~primarkach bu-
de op6t kandidovati, ale re ne
chce podporu TownsendovcG,
jezto "nemohl by il pTijmouti,
ably 81 udrzel respekt pred Sc
bou samym."
Vysvetloval, re Townsendo-
va organisace zadala bezvy-
hradnf pTijetf jejiho planu ma
5000 mes1cnf pense a takovou
zaruku re on dati nemGze. K
tomu dodal: "Ackoli jsem pro
zavedenf slusne pense starym
lidem a budu pro to vzdy pra-
covati, nemohu sc nikdy posta-
viii "a kterykoli plan, ktery
urcuje takovy obnos."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Hadu chutnaIo kravske NILE
ko.

Podivny pTibeh o hadu, jenz
byl dopaden kdyz DOLL kravu,
byl vypraven ocitymi svedky
ma farme Arthura Gwinnera,
Jerseyville, Ill.
SousedGm, kteTf pochybovali
O pravdivost Gwinnerova wy
praveni, byl ukazan obrovsky
cerny had, prostffleny broky,
a bylo Jim feceno, re stara
plavka nebyva nyn1 jiz ma polo
vydojena.
Farmarova rodina jiz pc IT,
den pozorovala, re krave do
be dojenf schaz1 jiz cast jejfho
mleka. Gwinner Sc dovtfpil,
re kravu dojf had. Vyzbrojil
sveho pomocnfka, Bud Skinne-
ra, rucnici, ably daval pozor.
Skinner pravil, re kdyz sta
do pfislo ku potoku ably Sc ma
pajelo, velky had vyklouzl z
parezu, S pozdvizenou hlavou,
a priplazil Sc pod kravu, ktera
byla hlfdana. Had Sc stocil
pod plavkou a Sc zdvizenou
hlavou uchopil Sc jejfho veme-
ne, ktere pocal cucati. Cele-
din odehnal jej klackem, a po-
tom hada zastrelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Nevidel radio, automobil a
filmy.

Tri v rozlehle divocine sired
nlho ldaha uslyseli tento mesfc
pc prve O radiu, mluvicfch fill
mech a modernim dopravnim
prostfedku automobile. Tyto
til osoby objevili s~portovci z
Utah, kter1 sc plavili pc rece
Salmon, o ktere Sc Tika, re z nj
nenf navratu.
Objevili napred muze S man.
zelkou ma zapade ma capable
farme a 80 mil dale pc proudu
feky pfisli ma stareho aljasske-
no prospektora, ktery ma 70
mil k nejblizs1mu obchodu S III
votnlmi potrebami.
Starec zije v malickem sru-
bu ma okraji propasti We vysi
1000 stop mad rekou. Pravil,
re Sc jmenuje Earl HI. Parrot,
re Je II rok star a re ma onom
m1ste zije 1plne sam jiz 80 ro-
XII"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Delhi sc.

V Chicagu doslo k rozhod-
mutt KIDD ma dostati dedictvi tu-
laka James Kellyho, ktery pre-
byval v lacinych nocleharnach,
zemrel u B. Butmanove, ktera
"a pomoci pohrobnfka, pravni-
ka a dvou pomocn1k1 Sc udela-
la jeho vdovou a byl sepsan ia
lesny testament, ale pax vysel
podvod ma jevo a sest lidi bylo
poslano do vezen1. Kelly, KITE
ry byl exkriminalnikem, zane
chal $4,000. Ackoliv Sc mix
do k nemu nehlasil "a jeho Ii
vota, pc ornament, re zanechal
$4,000 jmeni, Sc prihlasilo
pres sto bratranc1, sestrenic,
stryckG a teticek a o poz1sta-
lost Sc pralo II advokatG.
Nyn1 doslo k rozhodnut1.
Is domnelych bratranc1 a ses-
tfenic Sc o pozGstalost rozdelf.
Mar kazdeho pfipadne sotva
$4,000. Vlada 81 nechala $751;
531 "a dane.