davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-08-20

CHEVROLET 1890 roadster; quiet. power
full. economical 6-cyl. motor. fine top tires
and upholstery. Any demonstration you
want. Just the car for that school boy or
worth the money; S35 down. S12 mo.
Owens Mntnr Co 63o3 Georria ave
Evening star., 1936-08-20
CHEVROLET 1888 coupe. master de luxe
owned since new by Bethesda resids5Gts ess5t
Real value $500. 1921 Conn. Clev. 3S3S

radio, Leater: has had exceptionally nice
care by original owner: the black flnish Is
perfect. has fine tires. upholstery is spotless
and shows no wear; motor smooth ana
quiet, Pohanka Service. 1126 Goth st. NV.
District Ql41
Evening star., 1936-08-20

CHEVROLET coach 1890; unpaid balance.
SS1: it's yours for the notes Sullivan
Chevrolet Co.. 2435 14th st. NV. Adams
Evening star., 1936-08-20

for some lucky buyer Who wants depend.
able transport a ion for q song. Far under
priced at this low August sale price. S5. ;
Lee D, Butler, 1877 18th st. NV. District
Evening star., 1936-08-20

OLDSMOBILE 1888 2-door trunk sedan;
jet-black finish. excellent tires: powerful.
smooth-running motor: spotless upholstery.
New-car condition and performance from
bumper to bumper. yet this automobile
costs you only S6a5. Superior Motors.
1920 18th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
Evening star., 1936-08-20

FORD 1885 de luxe coupe: latest model:
side tires. Other extras. Buy this and
save $3.50. Skinker Motor Co. Inc. =.
ysler-Plymouth Dealer. 1915 10th St.
The Washington times., 1936-12-16

Organ Recitals in This Store every day
this week from II to IL and to 6. Fa-
vorite Christmas music played by our
accomplished organist, Larry Hendricks,
one of Washington's favorites.
The Washington times., 1936-12-16

Why not ask Sally Blair, our personal
shopper, to aid in solving your Christmas
gift problems? Call District 4400.
The Washington times., 1936-12-16

Synonymous with lovely ladies, these famous stock
ings come in the distinctive Business Sheer with
plated heel and SOLE Also high French heel The ideal
stocking for durable service and sheer beauty The
medium service weight hos Isle hem ond sole. Both
in popular coIors: Saunter, Corona, New Biscayne,
Smoke and Cote Clair. Sizes 8K to 1OK.
Other Hummins Bird Hose to $I.35
HOsisrv = . Eyse Flooe
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
ACCOUNT SERIOUS SICKNESS, own

ACCOUNT SERIOUS SIChNESS, UWit-
a. forced sell paying highway corner eIo.
~Sins. EVERYTHING new, modern, clean. Foun-
tsfn. DOUBLE %frigidaire, meat case. electric
1tomatc pump in deep well. Screened. slassed
carving porches with tables. Four Iine COL
ronm. Elegant kitchen with bulletins. LARGE
attie garage, work shop, telephone. f1ne
home. steady income. 10 acres, part can pc
.nftivatei. make good fox or chicken rancn.
Seversi lakes near. q miles north Of Spokane.
Inyestisate now, get ready for big spring
Hnmmar business. Munson's Store, Elk. Wash.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
By
EDWARD L.
McKENNA

So the cruise went on. At Shanghai
there were letters from Corson. and
letters from his three correspondents,
More letters came to Saigon, and Sing
apore and Port Said. At Corfu there
we're letters, and at Venice and Gil
without reading them. He'd have liked
to read Corson's little sisters letters,
her handwriting was so round and
careful and i~olly-looking. He never did.
Two letters came TO him personally
from young CorSon, thanking him and
telling him he'd never be sorry. One
OF them enclosed a ten dollar bill, for
postage, which Yves returned, and the
otner spoke of Corson's hopes for a
At London there were three letters
Tor Corson, and one only from him, to
his young sister. At Southampton there
were three more for him, and still none
from Corson himself. So Yves began to
DO a little worrying. OF course, if Cor
son had secured his release, that would
pc n thing. If he hadn't, all his
friends would Dol be writing to the d.
rectors Of the Cruising university for
information about him, and Yves could
see pictures of himself in various un-
pleasant jams. To make matters worse,
the professor of sociology had taken
a fancy to Yves. and was trying to get
49, q JOO ~ LllC xdl4 dU LIS OWu ull.
versity. We could just imagine how his
explanation of the Corson affair would
sound to a college faculty. He didn't
have much Imagination, but he had
enough imagination for that.
Early in June the ship locked in
New York, and the cruise was over.
There were four letters for Yves. One
IN economics at North Eastern univer-
Slty. The other three were for William
2. Corson. There was 40 letter from
Corson to anyone.
So Yves wrote from his room in the
Y. M. G. A. to the chief warden of Cor
sons jail. The reply was quick and
brief. Frank L.: Parker had died of
Urinary: There were no records con-
corning relatives or next of kin. The
deceased had s~teadfastly refused all in
formation concerning them. Letters for
Corson had been opened; they con-
tanned no addresses. The postmarks
were all foreign.
So they were, as Yves knew.
It didn't take him long to make up
his mind. Ashtabula was on his way
home; he'd have gone out there even
If it had not been.
He still had his last batch of letters.
It was time to open them. The letter
from Cleveland began, Bill, DEAR" and
was signed, "AtfectlOnately, Reba
Maybe she was, but her letter sounded
querulous and indignant. She'd written
her Bill three times without an an
swer. If he didn't write a long, loving
letter soon it would be just too bad.
Why didn't he send a picture, as he
promised? There he was, having such
a wonderful time in all those foreign
countries, and too busy even to write
a letter. There she was, pining for him
in Cleveland, and many a good local
boy anxious to beat his time, or so, at
least, Reba said.
CTo Be Continued)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
$1,000 Fur Theft
at MissOula Said
to Be Smart Job

What was termed the largest single
theft in Missoula in long period was
revealed recently when Sheriff James
R. Thompson disclosed a fur theft at
the American Fur Co. with a loss es-
timated at $1,000 worth of pelts.
mink, caracul, muskrat, beaver, badger
and coon pelts were stolen from the
establishment by thieves who made
their entrance by breaking a door of
the building and conducting a system
attic raid of the fur storehouse.
Halted in their activities when they
were forced to chase the trio Of juye-
A. G. M. store at Bonner and for car
theft charges, the officers said they
expected to recover the furs within a
short time.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
Rifle Shot Fatal
to BOZeman Bow

A rifle bullet that pierced his heart
caused the death of William LIE Roy
Davis, 20, at the, home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Davis, southwest Of
8o1eman.
nom . preliminary investigation wheth-
er It had been inflicted by accident or
With suicidal intent.
The coroner said the youths father
told him he heard a shot and ran to
Investigate but stated his son was
conscious only long enough to say,
About three years ago young Davis
accidentally shot himself in the arm
while hunting rabbits. He was an honor
graduate OF 0allattn county high
S6hDol In 1884.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
WATER ABUNDANT
IN co

Supervisor E. D. Sandvig Of Beaver
head national forest said recently-com-
pleted surveys indicate Beaverhead
county ranchers will have the most
abundant irrigation water supply next
summer in many years, barring unusual
warm weather and spring rains.
Sandvig said snow in the, mountains
probably will last until July. The aver
age snow depth at Birch Greek lakes
was reported recently as 50 inches and
other depths reported in the survey
data included:
Twin lakes, 60 inches; johnson park,
north Of the Wise river, so inches;
Canyon Greek lakes, SO inches; Trail
forks, near, Miners like, 60 inches.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
RANGERS WIFE
HAS LONG TRIP

Fasteners who learn to ski on de-
partment store courses would envy Mrs.
Frank r. Oberhansley, wife of the for
est ranger in charge of the Sylvan pass
station in Yellowstone park.
Oberhansley taught her to ski this
winter so she could go on patrol trips
with him. She became expert at rid
ing the slabs and the ranger agreed to
take her with him on an 80-mile trip
across the treacherous pass, where the
snow lay. 80 to 40 feet deep, to park
headquarters.
The perilous journey along the steep
slopes took five days and park records
woman ever to make the trip on skis.
In places on the high pass the snow
va drifted so hard the couple had to
abandon their skis, dig footholds with
their ski poles and walk owe an icy
course.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27

1900 ACRES Of new lands under Vale-Owyhee
government projects now selling for s5-sl5
Der acre. Deep soil. Ample water. Most pro-
ductive soil in the west. Ideal climate. GOOD
schools, highways and markets. Write VALE
OWYHEE LAND SETTLEMENT ASSN. Nyssa,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
HOLT WILL ADDRESS
BOY SCOUT "CIRCUS"
AT HAVRE APRIL

Gov. Elmer Holt recently accepted an
invitation to speak to Boy Scouts who
will hold their annual circus in Havre
April 4. .
Scouts from IS Montana cities will
take part in the annual program, in
lem, Saco, Turner, Zurich, Chester, In
verness, Rudyard, Big Sandy, Fort Ben
ton, Geraldine, Dutton, Havre and
Great Falls.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27

Forty-two percent Of the more than
1000 students at Texas chronological
college earn about $4,000 q month ct
paxt-time joh0.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27

Longer daytime flying is a feature
Of the speeding up of aviation in South
America,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
FIELD SEEDS

THE SEARLE SEED co. again offers
Q fuh line of northern grown tested field
and garden seed at materially lower prices.
Alfalfa, Timothy, Sweet Glover. Crested Wheat
Grass, and Seed Corn are much cheaper than
Last gear.
w ARE MONTANA's HEADQUARTERS
Tor Crested Wheat Grass and offer high ger
mtnation seed, re-cleaned by modern ma
chinery. At lowest prices. Send for our cir
oulAr On Crested Wheat.
Our 1896 Catalog contains our complete
tne Of field and garden seeds and Is yours.
HRkk. for the asking.
THE sEARLE sEED COMPANY
IAvistoVn Montana
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27

Wesley Hines Is Richly Rewarded for
His Rash Courage When He Aids q
Fraternity Brother in Shielding His
Disgrace from His Family and Girl.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-03-27
FARMS

FARMS WANTED
FARMS WANTED-With the compile
ton Of Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
vIl be obliged to move from their Missouri
bottom lands and will be looking for new
locations. II you want to sell your farm
edyertss 1t in THE GLASGOW COURIER,
olaseow, Montana. Covers Fort Peck terri
tory completely. Write for rates.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

V zahradce pred malym
domkem ma pfedmestf sedel
RadimeTsky Sc svou Anickou.
Tento maly domek, stojfcf ma
predmest1, vzdaleny hluku
svednfho zivota mestecka, byl
1tulnym hnfzdeckem mladym
manzelGm. Radimefsky dove
dl sve lasce upraviti pf1jemny
koutek. Ones byl ctvrtek, kdy
Sc ma zdejsf skole nevyucova-
10 = manzele svacili v zahrad-
ce v besfdce obrostle loubin-
Gem, jehoz jednotlive listy me-
ly w cervenou barvu podzimu.
Podzim SNAIL Sc zvolna w.
stT1dati leto. Slunce Size jeste
prihr1valo, ale jeho paprsky
byly uz mdle. V cele krajine
bylo lie pozorovati, re Sc pT1-
roda chysta k zimnfmu spanku.
Ma sklizenych polfch poletova-
10 "babf leto" a JENNA jeho
vlakna vazla ma strnistich a ma
kfovinach. V zahradce kvetly
astry, tyto kvetiny podzimu a
kefe ~pamelnikG, rostouc1ch ko-
lem plotu zahradky, byly oba-
leny bflymi bobulemi, visfcfmi
ma mich v bohatych hroznech.
Okolni lesy nabyly jiz tmave
barry, z nfz ostTe vynikaly Ger
vene skvrny kde skupiny bukG
pysnily sc sym do ruda zbar-
venym listfm.
o treti iodine odpoledn1 O.
zvala Sc ma dGlu sirena PROM
kavym houkanfm.
"Je po dennf strfde," rekla
Anicka. "Za chvfli p1jdou hor-
nfci z dGlu a budou spechati k
domovdm v okolnich vesni-
c1ch."
Radimersky kyvl pfisvedci-
We: "Kteri jsou zdejsf, tenn je
snadno, hire je tenn, ktem cho-
d1 do prace z vesnic. Coz ted
to jeste ujde, ale az nastane Ii
ma Sc snehovymi inefficient a
vysokymi zavejemi, zkusf pres
poln1 hornfci mnoho.
/ (Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

IdJl ZdVoJI lid SllulCl huyL 81
nasi Annu opravdu chcete wit,
vezmete 81 il hned. Holka bu-
de celia stastna, az Dude vasf.
Vim, co mi namftnete, re mate
dosud maly plat. Ale ma tom
nezalez1, pozdeji budete mlti
vetsl. Mohli byste zIstavati
nahofe, Josef by Sc pfesteho-
val do komorny "a kuchyn1,
kde ted pTespava Anna a co
mi ted platte "a straw, mohli
byste schovavati a nasetrili by
ste 81 nejakou stovku, nez by
ste Annu mohl odvesti cd mas"
Radimersky pri reel Lindove
stale jen odmltave vrtel hlavou
A kdyz Linda skoncil, fekl va
zne: "Verte mi, pane Lindo,
re povazuji "a .vrchol stestl
sveho zivota, az budu moci II
CT, re Anicka je opravdu moi,
a re pc tom uz leta vroucne
touz1m. Ale navrhu vaseho
prijmouti nemohu. Vezmu 81
Anicku, az dostanu mfsto uci-
telske, doufam, re to dlouho tr-
vati nebude. Anicka uzna, re
jednam spravne. kdyz nechci,
ably 81 mohla mysliti, re jsem 81
il wal, re tfmto snatkem bylo
mi usnadneno zivobytf. Jakmi-
lie dostanu v Zaborci nebo jim
de misto ucitele, abych mohl
svou zenu uziviti, vezmu 81 A
nicku hned, ale ably mi zena
prisplvala ma zivobytf, k tomu
Sc nikdy neodhodlam. Vim, re
by mi to Anicka nikdy nevycet-
la, protoze mne miluje, ale wy
c1tal bych 81 to sam"
Linda hledel ma Radimer-
skeho vazne, rekl: "Rozumfm
YAM. Jste hrdy. Konecne mu-
sim yam DAFT "a pravdu. Ne
skodf. Anna je mlada, mnze
cekati. Kdyz ma vas cekala
diva roxy, NIUE pockati jeste
nejaky rok."
"Mysl1m, re nebude cekati
ami rok," Tekl R~adimersky.
Vfcekrat Sc O teto zalezitosti
uz nemluvilo. Anicka opravdu
necekala ami cely rok. Pc no.
VEN roce jeden re zdejsfch uci-
tell stall Sc r1d1c1m ucitelem v
sousedni vesnici a Radimefsky
dostal m1sto pc mem hlavne pro
to, re Linda sym vlivem pro-
sadil, re m1stn1 skoln1 rada da-
la RadimeTskemu ma prvn1 mi
sto terna zadatelG, a pax re
zemska skolni rada zapoc1tala
mu leta ztravena n avojne do
postupu. Ma jare vykonala Sc
ticha svatba a Radimersky Cd
vedl 81 svou slicnou zfnku do L.
tulneho domku, ktery byl ma
ial a ktery mu oba otcove, jeho
i Anincin, pekne zarfdili. Te-
prve pc svatbe dozvedel Sc Ra-
dimersky, re jeho zenuska do
stala pet tisfc zlatych vena a
jeste pet dostane, az Linda pre-
da Utmost synovi a tento Sc O.
zen1. S blazenym 1smevem O.
manila Anicka manzeli, re il
otec odevzdaval mesfcne pat
nact zlatych, ktere M1rek pla-
til "a straw a ona, re to scho-
vavala. TAX Linda proved
svou, nedotknuv sc hrdosti sve-
no zete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

nemohu r1ci jak velkou."
"Vzdyt ia take, ma zlata A.
nicko," rekl blade dfvcinu ru-
ku. "Stesti sc ma mne usmalo
pri vstupu do obcanskeho 1.-Two
ia. Ones jsem dostal ustano-
vovacf dekret a hned jsem Sc
rozbehl sem, abych vasi matin-
ku pozadal, by mne vzala ma
stravu abych 81 tn nasel byt."
Gale to Sc vi, re Sc musite
stravovati u mas" souhlasila
Anicka.
"Bodejt, kan byste imam
chodil, kdyz mate Annu rad!"
rekla Lindova. "My vas nepre-
|tahneme."
cake pax starosti S jidlem''
zasahl do hovoru Linda. "Kdyz
lie nase Anna VAST nevestou,
budete k nam choditi ma stra-
WI a platiti nam nebudete mic.
M1zete 81 ty penize schovava-
ii, abyste mel neco nastradano,
tax do toho zacatku, az 81 Anic
ku vezmete." Anicka radost-
ne prisvedcovala, ale Radimer-
sky Sc zardel az pc cello.
IS tim nesouhlas1m a memo
hui tedy ma vas navrh pristou-
pitt. To by vypadalo tax, jake
bych 81 pax Anicku musel Wi
ii "a to, CO jsem u vas projedl.
Je mi znam jeden pripad tako-
w, ale nebylo z toho stastne
manzelstvf. ia chci, ably Anic-
ka byla presvedcena, re 81 il
beru z este lasky."
Linda Sc zenou vymenili W.
znamne pohledy. Potion Lin
da rekl: "'No jak chcete. Blu
dete nam tedy straw platiti, a.
byste nesel jinam, to by Annu
rmoutilo. Kolik tn budete mi
tt platu?"
"Jako bych zacfnal znovu-
tricet til zlate," odvetil Radi-
mersky.
"Dobra," rekl Linda. "Bu-
dete mi tedy platit patnact fla
tych mesicne."
"Souhlasfm," rekl Radimer-
sky. Muzi podali 81 ruce.
Hovor zakoncila Lindova
rozkazem: "Anna, prostri ma
still. Obed je hotovy."
Anicka vyskocila, ably roz-
kali vyplnila. Lindova uvari-
la jen nejakou polevku vodo-
YOU a usmazila nekolik tele-
cfch rfzkG. Sesedli Sc kolem
stolu a chutnalo vsem. | ODE
milencIm. Pres to, re 81
jeste mnoho CO povfdati a
vymenovali 81 stastne 1smevy.
TTebaze je srdce plno lasky a
radosti re stastneho shledanf,
piece jen zaludek hlasf Sc ku
svemu pravu.
Mezi jidlem fekla Anicka:
"Ani sc, M1rku, neptate, co je
v Zaborc1 noveho?"
"Nebude toho asi mnoho,"
usmal Sc.
"Jen 81 nemyslete!" vazne
odporovala Anicka. "Je u mas
dosti zmen zajfmavych. Pama-
tujte Sc ma PAM spravcovou
Drazkou?"
R~adim6Tsky Sc trochu zacer-
venal, kdyz odpovedel: "Ano.
Docela dobfe Sc ma nj pamatu-
ji."
"Umrela ma jare u sve mat
ky v PraZe," oZnamovala Anic
ka jake vftezovslavne, coz me-
10 patrne byti zadostiucinenfm
"a to, re nechtel veTiti, re by v
Zaborci bylo neco noveho. Pc
kratkem rozmyslenf rekl Radi-
meTsky: "To vim, Anicko. Byl
jsem ma jejfm pohrbu."
Vyraz zvedaveho udiveni u
vsech.
"Vy jste byl ma jejim pohr-
bu?" vyjadrila Anicka podive-
nj ostatnfch.
"Byl jsem i takorka pri jejf
smrti," Tekl.
"To byla nestastna PAM,
vidte?"
"Velmi nestastna, Anicko."
"Jejf smrtf je vinna ia Pavel-
cova."
"Jednak ona, jednak jeste
velmi smutna okolnost. Jed
nou YAM to povim."
Anicka byla by ii nejradeji
slysela hned, byla by rada We
della, jak Sc Mfrek v Praze s
nebozkou PAM spravcovou Sc
znamil, ale netroufala 81 ma ne
no nalehati otazkami, ably 81
snad o nj neucinil pojmu, re je
zvedava venkovska holka. W.
tasila Sc radeji S druhou novi-
nou: - "Pan spravce ma dIlu
NJ -.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Uchovala tajemstvi do
posledka.

Bee prozrazen1 sveho taJem-
stvi zemTela v nedeli v NEST
skych nemocnic1ch asi As roku
stara zena jsouc obet1 hladove-
nj a vysllen1. Nalezena byla v
sobotu We stravn1m dome ma
Thames ulici v polovedoml.
Prvni jmeno jej1 bylo Nellie
a druhe snad MARCEL nebo
Marcina. Byla z Washingtonu.
Mattel stravn1ho domu v
1900 blocku Thames ulice,
Walter Schultz, vypovedel, re
sv6tnici pronajal muzi pode
jmenem Jim. We %svetnici te-
to zena tato nalezena byla.
jim, jak soudf Schultz, byl z
Westminster, Md. Nalezena
byla jinym stravn1kem, Fran
KEN Abrams, zaslechnuvslm
Ijej1 stenan1. Lezela ma podla-
re, neodena, prikryta jenom
llehkou pokryvkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Petilety plan pro farmare
schvalen.

Petilety Marylandsky far
mafsky zlepsovac1 program ma
umensen1 osevu psenice a roz-
innocent pastvin pro dobytek,
schvalen byl v pondel1 skupi-
nou farmaTskych v1dc1 v
Southern hotelu.
Program konferenci predlo-
zil Or. T. B. Symons, reditel Cd
boru ma Marylandske universe
te. Osevanl poll psenic1 ma
zmenseno byti O 4.3 procenta a
psenicne pozemky mali necha-
ny byti bez psenicn1ho osevu
We zmensenem rozsahu O IT,
434 akrG.
Farmafi vybizeni jsou, ably
zvysili pestovani korny, sena,
zita a jinych plodin hod1c1ch
Sc "a krmivo. Maryland kaz-
dym rokem n~epestuje dostatec
ny obnos potravy pro dobytek.
Ably dovoz teto nebyl dale po-
trebnym, odporuceny kroky ty-
to. Petilety program predpo-
klada ~rozmnozeni dobytka no
v6z1ho, konf, mulak1, ovc1 a
prasat. Zaroven ukazano, re
zlepsenymi methodami dalo by
Sc vypestovati ma akru vice pse
nice aspon O jeden busl. Po-
mohlo by k tomu leps1 semeno
a hnojen1. Podobne dalo by Sc
doc1liti aspon o 100000 buslG
kOrny rocne vice atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
klub pripraviI mu veIike
prekvapenf.

James H. (Jack) Pollack's
Trenton demokraticky klub, We
ctvrtem distriktu, pfipravil sv6-
mi pfedsedovi a vGdci, velike
prekvapen1, jak V nedeli do
znal. Rekl, re slova nevedel o
chystane resoluci klubem "a
daj1cl, ably senator Radcliffe
byl zbaven sveho pFedsednic-
tvl V Rooseveltove Rampant V
Marylandu.
Resoluci u~verejnil V sobotu
Charles (Charlie Potatoes) Co.
hen, president klubu a tuto "a
slal pfedsedovi narodn1ho de-
mokratickeho vyboru, James
A. Farley.
Resoluce klubu nemile pfija-
ia byla Spojenym demokratic-
kym klubem 18. wardy, nej-
stars1 organisacf V meste, "a
lozenym roku 1899 Johnem
S. Crank Kelly. Klub tento
V nedeli pfijal resoluci, kterou
vyjadren plny souhlas S KAN
PAM, jak vedena jest senate
rem Radcliffe. Tento vrativ Sc
v pondel1 z cesty pc Eastern
Shore, fekl, re krok klubu jej
nerozciluje.
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Lovci ustTic zahajili ustTico-
YOU sezonu l. zar1. We stfedu
prvni ustrice v sezone teto ma
bfdnuty byly ku koupi. SEQ
ma skutecne pocfna jenom We
ctyTech okresfch. Dorchester,
Kent, Queen Anne's a Talbot.
Patnacteho zaf1 dovolen Dude
low ustric v Somerset, Wicomi-
CO, Charles, ST. Mary's a Cal
vert okresfch.
Nejvice ustric ukaze Sc v
zdejsfch trznic1ch teprve pc
Is. listopadu, kdy Low pocne v
hlubokych vodach zalivu.
Ma den 2. zaf1 ustrice vylo-
vene We vodach Kent okresu v
Rock Hall placeny byly 35 GEN.
til "a busl. Nakladaci nebyli s
'hodnotou ustric uspokojeni =
vice nez obycejne bylo jich
mrtvych a jine nebyly pfimere-
ne ztucnele.
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Kradezze.

Trf mladf cernosi chyceni
byli v patek pro 13 kradez1 v
zapadnf sekci mesta. Zalova-
nj jsou, re ukradli tfinact pc
nezenek z automobile. Vyse-
treno bylo, Re v kazdem pT1pa-
du vyskocili ma stupatko auto
mobilG T1zenych tenant a u
chvatili penezenky obycejne
lez1c1 ma pTedn1m sedadle.
= Tfi cernosi oloupili v pa
tex dive zeny v rGznych castech
mesta O jejich penezenky, V
nichz ukoTistili $3.50 a sper-
ky v Gene $3.50.
Rose Zirlin z Ducatel ulice
okradena byla O tobolku s 81:
ktere cernoch il vytrhl z ruky
kdyz stala ma Ducatel ulici a
Linden avenue.
Cecilii Walker z West LON.
bard ulice podobnym zpuso-
benz okradl cernoch, kdyz sta
la ma Payson ulici u Saratoga
ulice. V tobolce mela $1.80.
hodinky a spendlik "a $3.50.
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Joby pro kampan volebni.

John F. Nixon, jenz uvefej-
nil otevreny list Sunu We sire
du proti mayoru Jacksonovi,z re
tento buduje politickou masinu
ma utraty poplatnikd DAM, We
ctvrtek doplnil obzaloby sve.
Jmenoval pet zrizencu Lido
veho soudu, kterf drive byli
zffzenci vyboru dohl1zitel1
mad volbami, kterym mayor
Jackson zaopatril dobfe homo
rovana mista Lidoveho soudu,
ably tito pomahali We volebn1
Rampant. Zrlzenci temi jsou:
William A. Graft, Obbie Sheer
Ollie Hayes, William Wells a
John Mullin. Ustanoveni jsou
ma cas-.
Nixon VIOLA: "Proste nerozu-
mim, co Sc dele Sc vsemi pene-
ri, ktere plat1me ma danlch.
Kdo je dostava?"
Dalsim bodem kritiky je u
stanovenf Norrise, sekretarem
mayora, jehoz sluzbou jest roz
mlouvati s navstevnfky mayora
"a poradne sluzne a pro nehoz
koupen byl stolek "a $4,000.