davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Girls Wool
Dresses, So

Originally 3y5 TO y3.95
So Dresses in plaids and
plain colors, one and two
piece styles. Sizes 7 to 16,
broken.
Is Silk and Rayon Dresses. Some
party dresses. Sizes 7 to IL.
Were 1895. Now---s2.5o
II Rayon Crepe Dresses in prints
and plain colors. Sizes Z to a..
Originally sls5. Now----95c
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Boys Polo Shirts,
So ) for 81 Originally 81 each

49 Long Sleeve Polo Shirts Sizes 4, 49, 49,
Boys White Rubber Slightly soed Sizes
Is, ls Originally So 95 Now------------- - - s1I5
crew neck Slightly soled
Size 80. Originally s3e5
pairs Pajamas. Sizes 10 l2 a. Were s135
Boys AllWool Jackets openings Size Orig
nally $295. s1l5
50 Boys Juniors Ties Origi-
nally 25c to SOC. Sc
9 Boys Tarzan Belts Originally Now-----15c
STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Juniors, Misses
Goats, s2.9'

O7IXJVUHv VIV.IU
8 Wool Sports Coats, Win
ter-weight. Sizes II to II.
8 Wool Winter Sports Coats.
Sizes IL to II. Originally
$1375, $685.. Now---S5
81 Dance Dresses and Rayon
Crepe Street Dresses. Sizes II
to II. Originally 1895 10 s795.
Now --$l.95 IS
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Women's Hats, s.

Originally SI95, s2.95
so Hats in straw, felt and
flannel. Assorted colors and
headsizes.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Foundation
Garments, 'I'7''

Originally s2.9S, s4.95
II One-piece Foundations
with lace bust sections, low
backs. Broken size assort-
ment.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Printed Rayon
Pajamas, 95e

Originally sI.95
SO pairs Pajanas in black,
brown and navy, with Tyro-
lean figures. Tw o-piece
styles for sleeping or
lounging. Sizes 16, II.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Women's Arch Shoes
$50
Misses and Women's
Spring Suits, $50
Were SIO.9S and SI6.9S

" ere JIUyo and yI6.y5
20 Tailored and Swagger Styles in brown gray oxford
and navy. Sizes IL to 20, SO to A.
20 Misses and Womens Winter Untrimmed
and gray mixtures. Originally s1095, $685. Now-- S.
10 Misses and Womens Spring and svagger STYLES
Gray and brown Sizes IL Originally
DOWN STAIRS STORE AND SUITS
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The
&c ''New''
Capitol
Hill

Lett Air vie W
looking nor t h.
ward from House
Office Buildings
(the new at lefty
to newly devel-
oped pl aza be-
tween the Capitol
and Union Sta
ton. The white
marble Supreme
Court Building at
right.
- @ Fairchild.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. April tP.-New 1ork
Security Dealers Association;
Quotations as of Oclock)
Evening star., 1937-04-07
EXPANS|ONL|KELY
IN STEEL MERGER
Gulf States Plant Expected
to Be Enlarged Under
Republic Corp.
Ey the Associated Press.


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April Tx
tensive expansion Of Gulf States Steel
plants at Gadsden, Ala, was viewed
as probable" in industrial circles here
today, upon action of the Gulf stock
holders ratifying merger with the Re-
public Steep Corp, and dissolving
Gulf States.
In a recent report to stockholders,
Tom Girdler, Republic president, indi-
Gated the company was eager to
acquire Gulf and bid more aggressive
ly in the expanding Southern market.
Ratification action of the Gulf
stockholders was announced last night
at Wilmington, Del, and dissolution
was voted there today.
Republics New York office said
today full details of plans will be
announced at Birmingham 'in a
week or two" when Girdler visits
Alabama.
Most prevalent predictions here
were that Republic may build open
hearths Other unconfrmed reports
were that tube mill will be added.
Gulf States now is operating at capac-
ity at Gadsden.
Before the merger was approved
Gulf States brought forward a flnanc-
ing program for expansion at Gads-
den, with a contemplated expenditure
Of from s200o,0OO to $4,000 ,00O More
than s3 per cent Of the stockholders
indorsed it.
In its last financial statement Gulf
States listed total assets of approxi-
mately s28.00O.000. Republic now has
some s25 100000 invested in equipment
in the Birmingham district.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
ELECTRIC POWER
OUTPUT DECLINES
First important. Weekly
Drop Leaves Total Well
Above 1886.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Electric
power production showed its first i'm
portant week-to-week decline thus far
this year in the week ended April 3,
but continued substantially ahead OF
output year ago.
Strikes in the industrialized Middle
West and higher temperatures in
various parts of the country than are
normally experienced this early in
Spring were among other factors
working for lowered output, power
circles said.
The Edison Electric Institute re-
ported output for the United States
totaled 2,l46,959,0 900 kilowatt hours, a
decline Of "a per cent from 2,2oo,-
$4,000 the previous week. The In
crease over production Of 1857 ,093, 900
kloWatt hours in the same period last
year was $50 per cent In the preced-
ing week the increase over the 1886
comparative was 1871 per cent.
The contraseasonal decline brought
the Associated Press index OF electric
power production, with lo2e-3O taken
as 100, down to 1855 from l195 the
preceding week. A year ago the index
which is adjusted for seasonal and
long-term trends, stood at 1912. The
latest figure Of 1855 was a new low for
1887, while that for the Immediately
preceding period Of 1l95 was a new
high for the year.
The range for recent years follows:
1887. 1886. 1895. 1884 1888
High --- 1875 1913 1855 97.4 9l.9
Low - ll5.6 1920 941 91e So2
Several sections Of the country re-
Evening star., 1937-04-07
U, S. TREASURY POSITION.
ny the Associated Press

The position Of the Treasury on April
3: Receipts. S42 .695, 7b0.73; expendi-
lures S4e647 21S02: balance. S1,S02.-
i45. .OS2 .9S; customs receipts for the
month. s7,976 751.e7.
fSr sse es year expandSres snaf Hny
* 6s4 94,O37.01 including S2.176.-
S25. .7429 96 Of emergency expenditures: ex-
Gross debt. S34 7SO. .413 .667 .65, a decrease
Of 81 .666. 7s9 80 under the previous day;
soid assets S11, ,5s2, ,7s6. .709.16 including
1881 ,544. 1869 of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. April tP.-Federal Land
q nk hnndS.
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NET Of AMERICAN
TOBACCO CLIMBS
Large 1887 Gains Hailed.
Other Firms Reveal Sharp
Increases.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 7.-American
Tobacco Co. earnings for 1887 should
be substantially above those of 1885,
Paul Hahn. vice president, said at the
annual meeting OF stockholders today
He said had the advertising ex-
penditure Of last year been at the
1885 rate, the company would have
earned its IS dividend.
The increase early this year in the
price OF cigarettes was just about
sufficient to offset the increase in the
cost Of tobacco, Hahn said
Stockholders at many other corpo-
ration annual meetings heard reports
of increased earnings and improved
business conditions.
Revere Copper & Brass.
G. Donald Dallas, president, told the
annual meeting of Revere Copper &
Brass, Inc, that net earnings for the
first two months Of the year were at
the rate Of $804 share Of common
stock annually, after metal reserve
and preferred dividend requirements.
March business continued good, he
said.
Niles -Bement- Pond.
Current business OF Niles -Bement-
Pond Co. was holding up we'll and was
running ahead Of that a year ago,
Clayton r. Burt, president, reported.
Babcock & Wilcox.
At the session of Babcock e. Wilcox
Co. shareholders President A. G. Pratt
said sales for the first three months
Of the year were up so per cent or
more as compared with the first quar-
ter of 1886. He said the company was
operating close to full capacity.
National Supply Co.
Business Of National Supply Co. has
been increasing rapidly, John M.
Wilson, president, asserted He said
consideration had been given various
plans for clearing up arrearages on
the preferred stock, which on April
amounted to s35 a share.
Wabash Railroad.
Due to sustained increase in earn
ings of the Wabash Railroad and the
iiIlPiofCd POoICAOll Va lllC
road in general, pressure for reor-
ganization is becoming more insistent,
the Wabash Stockholders Protective
Committee said in a letter sent all
shareholders. 1t said conferences
were continuing with groups repre-
senting large holdings of underlying
and junior bonds which should take
more concrete shape before the close
of the present year"
Aviation Corp.
L. B. Manning, president of Avia-
ton Corp, said that the directors at
the annual meeting would recon-
mend to stockholders a plan whereby
the early payment of a dividend might
be made possible through the sale Of
certain securities.
Louisville & Nashville.
An increase of 203 per cent in oper-
ating revenue and 1873 per cent IN net
revenue for 1886 over 1885 was re-
ported by j. B. Hill, president. The
report was made at the annual stock
holders meeting which reelected di-
rectors. The latter will meet in New
York April Is to elect the officers.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
Ey the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Unlteo
States Government Obligations were
somewhat lower today in quiet trad
ing, while corporate issues were mixed.
Government bond dealers said there
was very little interest on either slde
of the Treasury market. Moderate
declines were registered by the 2l2s,
the 23.s of 1854, the 27ss and the
3lss of 1852.
Notwithstanding Wall Street expec-
tations of good March railroad earn
ines, carrier liens slid down fractions.
Losers were Baltimore & Ohio 412s,
Northwestern 4$4s, Illinois Central
ASS, Nickel Plate 4l2s and South
ern Railway As.
Moderate activity in Studebaker
shares at limited gain was accom-
panied by jump of about points
in the convertible 6s.
Gains of fractions were turned IN
bv Bethlehem Steel 4l2s, Mckesson &
Robbins 51l2s and Texas Corp. 342s. A
little lower were youngstown Sheet o.
Tube 3l2s and Western Union 5s.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
Copper Futures
Drop Full Limit
OF Cent a Pound
By the Associated Press.

6y inc ASbUCldttu IIcbs
NEW YORK, April "copper" fu-
lures broke the full permissible daily
limit Of cent pound today shortly
after the opening and in midafter-
noon quotations were still OBS to 0.94
Of a cent below the previous close
The decline followed sharp recess
sion in non-ferrous metal prices in
London, which was said to have been
engendered, in part, by rumors Of
American monetary moves to curb
boom prices These rumors were later
denied at Washington.
The export price Of copper also
broke nearly full cent pound.
The drop carried the foreign price
under is cents a pound, compared
with the recent peak Of more than IT,.
In late trading sales were reported to
have been made for foreign shipment
at between 1890 to 1870 cents, COM
pared with 1878 yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 7 1P!.-Poultry, live. z
ears. - trucks; steady. hens over 8
pounds. 10: pounds and less. 20: Leg
horn hens, 16l2: colored tryers 70
broiers 26: White Rocks 26; s,ary plypoutih bpOiia
ers. 23: roosters. -: Leghorn rooSters;; 5;
II: turkeys hens. 20; toms, l6: NO: :
turkeys. -: ducks. Az pounds up, white
and colored 1872: small white and colorecd.
Is: geese. 13: capons, pounds UP. 20
less than 7 pounds. 25. ,o;o,.
firsts 19o-9D. ,301a94:, frsts ,lss-s0 .
29a4a3Ol4: standards go centralized sIsTs car
local, SO: cars 23l4; fresh graded f1rsts'
local. 22h: cars. 2212: current receipts
21'4: storage packed extras. 24A: storage
packed firsts. "a. .oo, ,,,;.,s
STATES peta'9sf ship@enta Se on AZ Old STOCK 1daho
steady: supplies moderate, demand slow
sacked per hundredweight.- Idaho RuSset
Burbanks, U. S. No. l, 2:35.S5, accordlne
to quality and size. mostly 2.45-65; Colo
RADIO Red McClures. y. S. No; | few sales
? 5000; Wisconsin Round =, WHITES: y; S.
cial / e5:- Michigan Russet Rurals, u, S.
No l, 225; Minnesota Cobblers. U. s.. No.
i and partly graded 215 North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. and partly
graded, 245. New stock steady; supplies
Father light demand fair: carlot track
sales, 50-pound sacks, Texas Bliss Trl-
urphs, U, 8 No. l. 2,1o.3o;; U: s; No. 2,
inch minimum Bliss Triumphs. U. s. No.
/, 220: 1la-inch minimum, LOS bushel
florida, bushel crates. Bliss Triumphs, U.
8 No /, few sales 2.25 bushel.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. April 7 (P,-Foreign, ex-
change easy: Great Britain in dollars.
Z teoR: cables. 4.aOM: 6o-day bills 4. s92,s !;
France. demand. 4 so: cables, 4.60; Italy,
demand, 5.26tt: cables. 5s2SA. u
free. 4022: registered 1878: travel.
SO: Holland. 54,76;. Norway. "a 90:
Switzerland, o2.7al5: Spain. un-
quoted: PortuEal 4.46; Greece, .9O:- Po-
land. 1902: Czechosovakia, 3.49; Jugo-
lava. 234: Austria 1S73n: Hungary,
so: Rumania. -.75; Argentina. 32.67n:
Brazil. SS0An: Toxic, 2S.59; SHANGHAI,
E9 81. Honekong, 30 So Mexico City.
81 so: Montreal in New York. 1O0.10ls:
New York In Montreal %. SCH.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
Washington Produce

BUTTER-92 score; l-pound prints. 3s:
pound prints. 81; 1.-pound prints. 3s;
MEATS, Choice beef. II; calves, 1s:
ham. 23; smoked ham. 90; sliced bacon.
LIVE sTocK-Piss. slaas'.: light hogs.
s'sa9l2; roushs. Gas: calves. 5alo; lambs.
Prices paid shippers net fob. Wash,
ton; BY the United States Bureau OF
EGGS--Market irregular: prices :. cent
lower on United States Government sraded IdsI1o
steady. Current receipts. 2la2l a: hen,
and dated white eggs met prices paid
large. "a: U, S; extras; mediums. 2lia:
U. s. standards large, 22i2.
aiSE pRehfh hens n bsster sdenahd
Fowl Colored. heavy, lsal9; LeGhorns;
14al5 Chickens: Rocks and crosses; al
SIZES. SEES is old Guiness. 25a3o each.
turkeys: Old hens. 1oals; old toms. 10.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales in large lots by original receivers
up APPiEsMNo p ssilGt arrivals; one bro broken en-
sh market vrSns stsasy ByShel oAsss.s
minimum. 1,4oaI 50: 212-inch minimum,
sbai 2s.;insh minimum. 1s5s1.ss55: s5s1s5
few Yosks s29 ,nsh slnfh mlnmnm aoai SS
inch minimum. 65al.75;- 2a4-inch mini
mum. mostly around ls5; 3nsh 3-inch mini mini
mum. l.40a1 so: 2A-inch minimumn. l;65a
175: 2h-inch minimum; 2,O0a2 %: 2,--
inch minimum. 225a% 80; Gpob Deliclopbs Mini M
mGm mum m6maa a.o'aa Is; iss9sinch minimum ss5a
? .S5; Golden Delicious, 2A-nch minimum:: dntnJ
15als5 HinGh nim1m nnimum parasons
minimum. flneh "in15a s5ai .75 s-ineh minimum,
1s5aIsS s5 sevineh I9TTss minimam. nSn go
23.-inch minimum. 1.60al.75; Ganos. "a
inch minimum. LOCAL 10; 2s.insh pann min,-
',,I sy1vania wi Virginia H and west Virginia, com
binaton extTs fancy and tansS Remes
essy%sns No. stsy@sTRss
Pelis5Slss adldsn pesicus
1AsPARAeUsNNo earlot ,,ss, arrivals dsr,nS ND
cars on track Supplies sonth lsh'' csrolins %
sht nghsmd marsft eTstes stsoay Dozen
syasas ss:y9aosas.75; fancy. $.75aa:25; choice 200"
ga 9S9ABaAGE One South Carolina ar
rived: three broken and one unbrokena
cars on track Supplies moderste; "a oemnma en,ins
5Fht pu,b,i msrhsi hsmpers ssadI Iponfed
receipts : so: truck receipts. rs: 5:,
eCARROTS No carlot arrivals one
,roTen car on track Supplies moderate'
Dc demand light: market steady caliiornss: ,dn.a
crates, 6-dozsn, 3'ovso'-o'
CAULIFLOWER - One California Ar
rived: i've broken cars on track Supplies \,
"G1FIERY NO carlot arrivals; four
broken cars on track. supplies m9ders;tts; er;ts
demand lght maTkst ssa0s Washed and
wire 1Hren Bound crates, trimmed tops. 3-lo
dozen 225: xXs. 1.75a2.OO.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK April tP-Revenue
freight carloadlngs on railroads reporting
today for the week ended April 3 included:
Evening star., 1937-04-07
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. April 7. R.-Crude rub
per futures opened weak 42 to so lower;
May. 24.9s: July, 1886; September. rs rs.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, April 7 F,-silver futures
opened steady, unchanged to 10 lower;
May, 45.6Ob; July. 45.50b. September,
Bid.
Evening star., 1937-04-07

fected the lowered output by narrowed
gains over a year ago. Percentage in
creases over the 1886 comparative for
the major geographic regions we're:
New England, TIA; Middle Atlantic,
81; central industrial, 1853; West
Central, SO; Southern States, 7.9;
Rocky Mountain, 32.7; Pacific Coast,
20.
Evening star., 1937-04-07
DOMESTIC BONDS

Adams Express SAT 100 100 100
Adams Express 4s' '4S l01 lO1 lOl
Alleg corp 6s4 96 9611 96N
AlleE Corp 6s 80 stp-- 62H 6lh slA
Allied Stores us so ss4 ssk sS14
Allied Stores 4hs'61 80 ss %
Am & For Pw 6s 2030- 7715 II II
Am Ice cv IS '53- ---- s2t s21l S21i
Am q Ch shs g.. 1861 losN 1861
Am Init bhs 40 ------ 1851 los 1851
Am Tel & Tel 3As's1- % s7H ON
Am Tel 4 Tel 3As'66. 97h 81 ~
Am T q T Ans 3D. 1861 log los
Am T & T 6hs 4s---- Il3 1l2A ll8
Am Writ Paper s'A7- 77h rs Is
Anaconda deb lhs 80. lob loAH l04H
Anglo-Chil Nit s'67-. 80 ssk ssh
Armour & Co tss 80 los 1921 los
Armour q Co Del u 81 96x s6lf 96H
Armour (Del)1st 1855 S61 96H Sef
Armstrong OK ~ 90 1o4 1884 lol
A T&S Fe adj IS 's6.-. 1854 1881 10811
A T&S Fs adj - '96 ct. 1881 1884 1854
4 T&S Fs gen - 's6--. 1854 1881 1854
A T&S Fs 4Ms'4S - 1881 100 1924
A T&S Fs c A4hs'e III Ill Ill
A T&s F RMtdv4se5- 1os 1oe los
Atl Coast l. lst - So 99h ~ -
AtlC Lun4 4hss4 so.1 soh sol
All Coast Line IS '45 1881 1854 fo8,f
Atlantic & D lst4s '48- 62 l9H 49I5
Atlantic & D I'd sHs l6h A6Is 46]1
Att G & W S. SO rs rs rs
Atl Refining deb 5s'37 1904 1907 1904
B 40 lst - 4s------ 1861 1861 losA
B & O%hs '60------ 7Sh TN Tx
B & O lst So &c., INK llOh l1lA
BALTIC h o ref s. '96 A. 50 80 80
b q o 50 ss F--- s7H seK s615
B q o ret IS 1000 d. s7X s6h S6h
B & O ref 81 'e6 Co. ssN sSK 9s}f
B & o PLE&W lI41 1854 1854 1884
B & o Swn So 30 =. l0A l03 1854
Bang & Aroos cv ]s'61. ll0H iiok 110k
Bell T Of Pa So 48 B. l16H 1l6H ll6H
Evening star., 1937-04-07
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April z (P.-Copper un-
lettled; electrolytic. spot and future.
500; export. nominal. no quotation. Tin
krre. e0.12Ha60,3 Lead steady; New
j .75a6 50. Zinc steady; East St. Louis,
{pot and future, $50 Iron, aluminium.
Sntimony. quicksilver, platinum and VOL
fra mite unchanged. 4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Nae 81 to Gentle?

Sm1Tcf soudce " Texasu cd
daval parek. Poole stare IVY
klosti. Zamumlal par pTede.
psanych SLOW a podal novoman
zelGm prsteny.
"Kolik jsem dluzen?" yep
tai Sc muz.
"No - tolik, nae 81 to cent
to-" odpovedel vyhybave sm1f-
ci soudce.
Manuel chv1li pTemyslel, pax
sahl do kapsy a polozil ma stul
jednodolarovou bankovku.
Sm1rc1 soudce Sc podlval ma
penfz s nejvets1m 1divem. Po-
dfval sc jeste jednou, ne, ne
bylo tam vlc!""Hm!" zabrucel
a podfval sc ma ~nevestu, ktere
81 dosud nevsfml, jake by il
chtel zadati o vysvetlen1.
Ale pax sahl do kapsy a dial
~novomanzeli so cent? nazpet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Krajane ma AljaSce.

V uhelnych dolech Evans
Jones ma A~ljasce zahynul kra-
jan Frank Melznek. Frank ne
byl dlouho v polarnf zemi, snad
ami ne deset rokd. Byl teprve
81 rok star, nebot jak ona
zprava uvadf, narodil Sc roku
1906 We Skutci v Cechach, kde
dosud je ma zivu jeho matka a
kde jeho stryc Josef Melezi-
mex je starostou mesta.
Roku 1888 nalezli dosti bo-
hate lozisko zlata. Diva roxy
prospektoval a stestf mu pTa-
10. Nalezl dosti zlata, re by
81 byl mohl koupiti pekn6 "a
r1zenou farmu We Statech, z1ti
mezi civilisovanymi lidmi a Pc
iodine ztraviti cely zbytek sve
no zivota. Ale Frank byl jed
MIN z tech, kterym Size stest1
pfeje, ale u nichz pen1ze ne
mali ceny.
- Ma Aljasce I'll fadu let
krajan Josef Polasek, Kodak z
Nor. Janovic ma Morave. Ten
posledn1ch par rok1 sveho Ii
vota zamestnaval sc rybaTe-
MIN. Zahynul v Beringove mo-
Fl roku 1884.
= Jinym krajanem ma AL
jasce byl Jan Renza. Byl to
starry prospektor a ma vysokem
severn ztravil SO rok1 sveho
zivota. Pred 40 roxy byl nej-
bohats1m muzem We Fair
banks. Tehdy ono mesto me-
10 pres $4,000 obyvatel1 a ii
zili v barakach a We stanech.
Ovsem pracovali tam jenom
pres leto, ma podzim vetsina
muzG odjela do StatG neb tam
jsou sib1Tske zimy.
John RenZa zemTel pred o.
smi lety a dr1me svGj vecny
sen v polarn1 zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Slovenska divka obeti
plamenH.

Mlada Slovenka, 24leta Ma
RE Groholova Sc Sheppton u
Hazleton, Pa, sesla Sc sveta
hroznou smrt1. Stala Sc zivou
pochodn1, kdyz nedeli o pGl
osme rano chtela rozdelati O.
hen v kamnech a pomahala 81
petrolejem kdyz drevo nechte-
10 chytiti. Nastal vybuch a no.
T1cf petrolej Sc roztrikl pc ce-
lie kuchyni. Ma d1vce Sc vznal
odev. Jejf zoufaly pokrik pfi-
volal sousedy, kteT1 hoT1c1 div
ku povalili ma zemia snazili sc
plameny ma nj uhasiti koberci.
Neboha kolem II. hQdiny
vecern1 vydechla naposledy.
Vytrpela strasna muka.
= Krajan Valentin Week z
Bellville pTisel ma stavbe SLIM
&c v okresu Waller, Texas, k
zraneni. Pr stavbe noveho
mostu pres Teku Brazos v
Hampstead spadl S vyse 80
stop do kameniteho koryta re-
ky. Zlamal 81 levou ruku a u
trp6l zranenf ma plicfch a ja-
trech. Dopraven >byl do ne
mocnice Bellville. We Spoj.
Statech nema pry zadnych pr
buznych.
" Hazleton, Pa, v memo
cnici zotavuje Sc pc operaci
30lety Jan Potocny. Byl pred
dvema tydny pTi praci v dole
els. IL. spolecnosti Haddock
Mining Co. tax tezce poranen,
re musili mu uTlznouti levou
ruku az pc loket.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24

Florence Hussey v Chicago
zadala zalobu prot dru. En-
nest Thayerovi a John Bren-
nanovi. V zalobe Sc domaha
nahrady $4,000 "a rozbitou
celist. To il bylo zpdsobeno v
1radovn6 jmenovanych lekaTI
k nimz 81 prisla DAFT vytrhnou-
ii cub moudrosti.