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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

nasimi zahranicnimi krajany.
Pfinasf doklady o tom, jak kra
jane We Svycarsku, We Francii,
v Anglii, We Spojenych Statech
severoamerickych a Rusku
dovedli pochopiti vyznam va
lecne dolby i dGlezitost a who'd
most Masarykovy prace Ia ma
Sc osvobozen1. A to i We sta
tech, kde S pocatku bylo velmi
male porozumenf pro nase pTa-
nj a potTeby.
Konecn6 tretl cast vystavy
doklada neutuchajfc1 zajem
MasarykIv o zahranicnf kra-
jany "a jeho p1sobenf trade
presidentskem. Masaryk do
vedl vzdy poukazati ma nejd1-
lezitejsf d6jinn6 a psychologist
Ike zasady pri peel o krajany,
pfi cemz n~espoustel Sc zretele
AMI psychologist naroda a sta
tn, V n6mz krajane zij1.
Vystava, ktera obsahuje INA
enc mnozstvf dokladG, casio
jedinecnych, jez byly pTiprave
ny peel archivu prvn1ho presi-
denta T. G. Masaryka, neni te-
dy jenom historickym pTehle-
dem zahranicnf prace Masary-
kovy a zahranicnfch krajanG
"a svetove valky, ale jest i po-
ucnym souborem prace mezi
nasimi krajany vIbec, a tim
zaroven povzbuzen1m k dals1
spolupraci krajand S Mani. Ia
to prace, majfc stale ma zTeteli
povinnosti jak k matersk6mu
narodu, tax i k narodu hostin-
nemu, NIUE ob6ma pTinesti v
budoucnosti veliky uzitek,jsouc
pracf nejlepsf vile a "a c1li
nejuslechtilejsfmi.
DR.. Josef Folprecht.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

Pr w. dni ceskoslovenske-
no zahranic1, ktery Sc konal v
Praze dine 7. brezna, poradana
byla vystava, jez ma "a 1kol
predstaviti v celem souboru
cinnost prvn1ho presidenta
CSR mezi krajany "a hranice-
mi. Vystava zaroven pTedlo-
lila doklady o praci krajan6
"a svetove valky We prospech
osvobozen1. z dokladG ma W.
stave mGzeme pozorovati, jak
Sc prace T. G.. Masaryka pojila
S pracf nasich krajanG velikou
obetavostf a promyslenostf v
souladny celek, ktery "a vede-
nj Masarykova dospel k 1plne-
mu zdaru.
Doklady O teto spolecne pra-
ci, ktere nesou pecet organisa-
torovu, deli Sc casove ma tTi ca
sti. Prvn1 cast tyka Sc pred
valecne cinnosti Masarykovy,
kdy pObyvaJe V clzlne "a rOZSl-
renfm vlastn1ho vzdelanf neo-
pom1jel pracovati i We spolcfch
nasich zahranicn1ch krajanG,
jake v Nemecku a We Spoje-
nych Statech severoameric-
kych. Masaryk pGsobil vsak
take velmi 1cinne mezi WIDEN
skymi Cechy uz "a pobytu ma
universite, avsak hlavne pax
Ia cinnosti politicke ma r1ssk6
rade. Mnohe 1spechy WIDEN
skych Cech1, kteTf Sc stall nasi
zahranicn1 mensinou teprve pc
valce, byly uskutecn6ny a pri-
pravovanly pricinenfm Masa-
rykovym.
Druha, hlavnf a nejobsahlej-
81 cast vystavy obsahuje doku-
menty o cinnosti Masarykov6
"a svetove valky We spojen1 S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Krajane z Kanady mohou
zdarma domH.

V Montreal, Kanada, Csl. ge-
neraln1 konsul DIR. Frant. Pa
vlasek uveTejnil v liste "Nova
Vlast" ornament, Poole nehoz
csl. generalni konsulat v Mon
trealu ma az dosud k disposici
pet volnych mist ma lodich pro
dopravu nemajetnych csl. OBJ
can't zpet do stare vlasti. Dive
deti do 10 rok1 start mohou
byti poslany Ia jednu d~ospelou
osobu.
Nemajetni csl. obcane, usa-
zen1 nynf Kanade, mohou by
I'll poslani z kanadskeho prfsta-
WI do kterehokoli pr1stavu v E.
vrope. Volny lodn1 l1stek
mohou vsak dostati pouze
ty osoby, ktere Sc chtejf do sta
re vlasti nadobro vratiti. Ne
mGze jej tedy dostati nikdo,
KIDD by chtel do stare vlasti
pouze ma navstevu.
Zdarma je take jenom do
prava ma lodi, nikoli ma draze.
Must tedy ony osoby mfti dosti
pence, ably 81 molly zaplatiti
zeleznicni l1stek do Montrealu,
nebo pc pTfpade do New Yor-
ku, a pax take zeleznicnf lis
tick z evropskeho pr1stavu do
sveho domova v Ceskosloven-
lsku.
Udana je take jenom dopra-
va ma lodi, nikoli ma draze. Mu-
81 tedy ony osoby m1ti dosti pc
nez, ably 81 molly zaplatiti re-
leznicn1 l1stek do Montrealu,
nebo pc pT1pade do New Yor-
ku, a pax take zeleznicni listek
z evropskeho pffstavu do sve-
no domova v Ceskoslovensku.
Konsul upozornuje, re ne
Dude mono vyhoveti vsem do
slym zadostem, jezto pocet vol
nych mist jest omezeny. List
ky dostanou jenom ii nejpo-
trebnejsf. zadosti nutno posla-
Iti ma adresu: Czechoslovak
Consulate General, 712 Keefer
Building, Montreal, Quebec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
PAM Kasprzak pouzivala Ora.
Petra Leciveho Oleje k uleveni
bolesti nohou.
PAM Veronica Kasprzak,
Paterson, N. j.:

"Dra. Petra Lecivy Olej jest
pro mne tim nejlepsim lini-
mentem. Velmi ulevil boles-
tenn mych nohou." Kazdeho
dine nam mnozf Tide pisi, jak
velice jim Ora. Petra Lecivy O.
lejpomohl. Je ochrancem ro-
dinneho zdrav1 pc poslednich
SO rok1. Je antisepticky. u
tisujicf. Teplotu vzbuzujfci.
Usporny. Nen1 k dostanf v le-
karnach, ale pouze cd poveTe-
nych m1stnfch jednatelG. Piste
dnes nebo poslete jeden dollar
ma dive lahve (312 uncove veil
kosti) ma adresu: DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., Dept.
r 8O31O, 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

Delnice Paula z Citova, 81
Ileta zena take deln1ka, pozo-
rovala, re "a jejim muzem pail
nejaka Bozena a plete mu hla-
WI. Rozvod nechtela, ale chte-
la no obratit ma pravou cestu.
Jake zena vedela, KIDD je tn
hlavn1 vinnfk a tomu chtela
zalety vyhnat z tela. I pocka-
la 81 prave posledn1ho cerven-
ce ma silnici ma Bozenu sv1dni-
ci, ktera mela tudy jiti dom1.
is sebou mela rakosku, kterou
vse chtela rozTesit a ukoncit.
Objevila Sc Bozena, ale mela S
sebou meter Helenu, Is rokn
starou. Paula Sc pustila do O.
bou a mlatila je hlava nehla-
va, az zGstaly lezet. Muz Pau
ly pfisel ma pomoc sve lasce, a.
lie uz pozde. Aspon il odnesl
nedaleko do jej1ho domova.
Ale mstiva Paula toho nemela
dost, pribehla a kamenfm Wy
tloukla vsechna okna domku,
We kterem lezely ztlucene zeny
a vyhrozovala jim, re je odpra
vi. Pro tohle tTesteni dostala
sc pred soud v Praze pro zlo-
Gin verejneho nasilf a pro pre-
stupek lehkeho ubllzeni ma te-
lie. Dostala ctyri mesfce tez-
keno zalare ~podmfnecne ma 8
roxy S poucenfm, re v techto
V6cech rOZhOduie SOud
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Kradli tabak We velkem.

Do vazby krajskeho soudu v
Komarne byli dopraveni Pavel
Emmer a Stepan Forgacs, KITE
RI vykradali jiz delsf dobu skla
diste 1radu pro nakup tabaku
a odcizili Poole predbezneho
zjisten1 nekolik metrickych
cent? tabaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

l. hOoN' coCCC 81 1CAlIlOoC, QUA
z1stanu tady. w jsem Sc W.
spala a rano Dude hnedle."
Samek byl rad, re no dcera
vystfidala. Pozoroval, re plu-
kovnimu lekaTi mnoho slibo-
val, a re by jiz celou noe bditi
mcdowell. Rekl Ancce, jak ma
Oborskemu podati vody, kdy-
by chtel pitt a Sci ma l1zko.
Oborsky spal. Ancka tedy
usedla u okna, utahla svetlo
jeste vice a vyhlfzejfc oknem
cekala trpelive, az nemocny
Dude nekoho volati. Ale spal
klidne dale a oddychoval Cd
merene. Kdyz ma vychode OBJ
jevil Sc prvnf zabresk noveho
dine, Ancka shasta 1ampu a
odtahla zaclonky ma obou O.
kenkach. Potion usedla Ease
a d1vala Sc ma naves. Svetla
pTibyvalo, re mohla predmety
V prfstenku rozeznavati. PTi-
stoupila pc tichu k luzku a d.
vala Sc IA Oborskeho. V ran
MIN pTitmf vypadal hrozne.
Tvar mel bolest1 strhanou a pc
sti vedle tela lezfcfch rukou
zatate.
Pojednou otevTel oci a ona
rychle ustupovala. Ale spatfil
il a fekl slabym hlasem: "Vy
jste u mne, slecno?"
Pokynula jen hlavou a pfi-
stoupila Ease k lGzku.
"Rano," odv6tila. "Brzo bu-
dou ctyry hodiny. W sv1ta."
"a to jste u mne ponocova-
la?" tazal Sc.
"Ne, do pnlnoci byl u vas O.
tec," Tekla. "Ale nemluvte
mnoho, ably vas to nenamaha-
To-"
"Mluven1 mne nenamaha,"
hovoril obraceje k nj hlavu.
"Tak6 bolestf necitfm v po-
chrOumane noze."
"Jak jste 81 mohl takovy u
raz pTivoditi?" zacala S MIN
hOvor.
"Jsem trochu kratkozraky",
odv6til. "Chtel jsem pTeskoci-
ii zfdku a nevidel jsem, re je
"a nj pTfkop. VSak Sc to zaho-
il. Ale zpGsoblm YAM mnoho
nepT1jemnost1."
Ma to ted nemyslete!" re
kla mu JENNIE.
"Sm6l bych vas O neco po-
prositi, slecno Anicko?" odbo-
Gil nahle.
"Jen Tekn6te, co 81 prejete,
rada YAM poslouz1m," rekla u
pTlmne.
"Kdybyste byla tax laskava
a napsalami dopis matce," re-
kl. rad bych, ably maminka
Ike mne pTijela."
"Nap1si hned," svolovala O.
chotne. Gale chvilku musfte
m1ti strpenf. Pod1vam Sc, ma
jill nasi chlapci vsechno, echo
k psanf potrebf."
Odbehla do dilny a vratila
Sc pc chv1li oznamuj1c: "Mam
vsechno, i obalku. Rfkejte mi
tedy do pera, CO chcete psati!"
Nadiktoval j kraticky dopis
V nemz oznamoval matce, jaka
nehoda no stihla a potion kdyz
Ancka napsala adresu, rekla
mu: "Dopis obstaram. V osm
jde poslice do mesta ma postu
a rano PAM matka Dude miti
dopis."
"Dekuji YAM srdecne Anic-
ko," rekl. "Ted bych vas pro-
sill O trochu vody."
Ochotne prichvatala k Luz.
ku, ale Oborsky nemohl skleni-
CT pfiloziti k 1st1m.
V tom vzpomnela 81 Ancka,
co il otec fekl, jak Sc ma S ra-
nenym zachazeti a nahnuvsi Sc
k nemu, rekla: "Musfte mne o.
beJmoutl, abych vas mohla
nadzdvihnouti." A sklonila Sc
mad neho.
Objal jejf Sill a Viva cerven
villa Sc mu V bledou tvar. Ale
Anicka klidne sahla mt pra-
vic1 pod piece a levicf pridrze-
la mt sklenici S vodou k 1st1m.
Pill hltav6 nedbaje, re sve-
Fly Sc mu oba pletence bohate-
no vlasu d1vcina ma oblicej.
A kdyz no meme polozila ma
podhlavnicku, Tekl: "diky".
Slunce prave v tom okamzi-
ku vniklo prvnfm paprskem do
pflstenku a ozlatilo oba mlade
lidi v objetf.
"Anicko, zapnete 81 jupic-
ku," fekl Oborsky, kdyz devce
vyprostilo svoje rame z pod
podhlavnicky.
Ancka DOhledla ma saho q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

U Samkd vsichni chodili DO
spickach. Mistr nechal prace
a sedel u nemocneho. Nedovo-
lii mu mluviti a rekl mu, kdy-
by neceho potfeboval, ably mu
jen ukazal.
Pred vecerem prisel lekaT a
fekl Samkovi: "Horecku nema,
pGjde tedy vsechno hIadce. A.
lie V noci nekdo u neho must
byti. Kdybyste to nemohli OBJ
starati, dial bych sem vojfna."
Gale vzdyt je mas dost," Cd
vetil Samek. "Kazdy niue ne
kolik hodin posed6ti."
Do pGlnoci sedel u raneneho
Samek. V pdlnoci vkrocila
sem tichym krIckem Ancka,
The Washington times., 1937-05-14
A Special Purchase
From the Cotton Corner!
CRISP, NEW
COT[T'ONS
l].!59

A new purchase from our bright new.
Cotton Corner all just out of
their tissue wrappings. Grand new
styles for misses and women in
cool swiss or soft voile. Dots or
old-fashioned prints. Ideal styles for
street or house wear for the entire
summer! Jabots, frills, turnover
collars and attractive stitchings.
Light or dark shades in plain or
frilly styles. Straight skirts with
neat hens or full-gored styles. Sizes
IA to 20; SO to A.
L0nsbmgh's Basement
The Washington times., 1937-05-14

A famous hose that is known
the country over for its fine
wearing qualities and we offer
them at this low price because
of SLIGHT irregularities which
will not affect the fine wearing
qualities. All the newest and
most popular summer shades.
Fancy lace tops, some stretch
tops, also garter run tops. Sizes
81 to 10h.
The Washington times., 1937-05-14
All That's Smart,
Cool and NesC In
Misses
SUMMER DRESSES
= for 81 o
$50 SingIy
$50 SingIy

Come in at $50 sharp for best selectionl Look
around, try them on, and you'll be all ready for per-
feet weekend {. and, at this low price, no doubt
you'll buy enough to last thru the summer Seasonl
All the new and interesting styles and effects that
the modern miss Graves in this collection. New
prints, light dark grounds, bright bold sheer
stripes and plads solids with gay trims attractive
belts, floral and ribbon accents. Jackets, boleroS
capes and dozens of others. Sizes IA to 20.
The Washington times., 1937-05-14
PRESHRUNK
KNOCKERS

Knit cuff bottoms. full cut. Nubs,
prints and crashes. ALI fast color.
Sizes to 10.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Arrested for driving while intox-
icated, Miss Betty Kachlmeyer Of
Milwaukee told the Judge: 81
had only rs bottles Of beer, judge.
wasn't drunk at ALL" She was
fined 800 or 80 days in jail.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24
POULTRY PRODUCTS
SHOW, JAN. 10 TO 1S

Attention of Maryland and Dis
trict of Columbia poultry produc-
ers, breeders, distributors and
hatchery operators is called to the
annual Maryland Poultry Products
Show which will be held at the
Lord Baltimore Hotel from Jan.
10 to IS. The premium list is said
to be the most attractive ever Of
fered.
Entries are limited to Maryland
and District OF Columbia prodac-
ers.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

recently photographed over 1000
snow crystals separately and dis
covered that each one had distinct
variations.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Ben Jones of Paris. Ark,
spends much of his spare time
playing checkers by correspond
ence with people all over the
world. He has had aas many as
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

An eccentric Londoner, Edwin
Thomas Howes, stinted himself in
food and lived a miser's life. but
until his death not long ago he
lit his pipe every morning with
a zone pound ($5) bank note.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24
400 games in progress at once.

Ten years in prison for stealing
$11S was the penalty given by
Judge Michael Geinberg to Gin
ton Adams of Chicago who looted
a mans purse on a street car.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

When Bert Leach, messenger
boy of Denver, Colo, goes out in
cold weather, he places his pet
white rat IN his nuffler to keep
his throat warm.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Benjamin Comegys announced
a "hack STAGE from Winchester
to Shepherdstown, by way of
Martinsburg Hhe stage, was to
leave winchester on Thursdays
and Sundays at 4 a. M, arriving
at Martinsburg at IL a. m. and
Shepherdstown at p. m. the same
days and returning on Wednesdays
and Fridays, leaving Shepherds
town at a. m. arriving at Mart
insburg at 8 and Winchester at 4.
same days. Continuing, the notice
read: "On Fridays and Sundays
the stage will pass through Darkes
vile (Buckles-town) and Bunker
hill and on Wednesdays and
Thursdays through Gerrards-town
and Whitehall Travellers by this
route from the South will find this
a speedy conveyance to Phila-
delphia, Baltimore or Washington,
as this intersects the Boons-
borough line at Shepherds-town
and passengers will arrive in
Boonsborough the same day they
leave winchester, and Baltimore
the same afternoon. All baggage
to be at the risk of the owners"
Extract from a sermon of DR..
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Failing to obtain a marriage IL
cense on credit, George Albritton,
of Erie, Colo. requested the
county clerk to send it to him C.
o. d.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24
Odds and Ends

Charles Radden was sent to jail
at Ramsey, Eng, because he re-
fused to serve on jury.
In a San Francisco zoo the
prize leopard, Rowdy, was raised
by a police dog mother who nurs-
ed him from a cub.
Barney Ain of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has officiated in more than 1000
basketball games in 10 years.
In the past 500 years there have
been only 80 Quantuplet births, Of
which but small proportion liv-
ed.
With the aid Of 45-power mi
croscopic lens, Jimmie Zaharee of
Max, N. Oak. recently penned
Lincoln's Gettysburg address on
a human hair, 21-2 inches long.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

A check made out to her seven
teen years ago was cashed in Ray
mond, Wash, by Mrs. M. A. Gar
rett.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24
BY THE OLD LAMPLIeHTER

LAMPLIGHTER
Henry Ward Beecher:: 1T is a sad
mistake too often countenanced
by ministers themselves, that
small congregations are unable to
support the gospel; for the tax of
desolation is four times as ex-
pensive as the tax which is re-
quisite to support the institutions
of religion Your cruise of Oil
shall not fail and your barrel of
meal shall not waste"
THE power of electricity over
the body is well known. In dry
weather, whether it be warm, cold
or frosty, we feel light and spirit
ed because dry air is a slow con-
ductor of electricity. In moist or
rainy weather we feel oppressed
and drowsy, because moisture
greedily absorbs our. electricity.
To remedy this we have only to
discover a nom conductor of eles-
tricity to prevent its escape from
the body and this we have in silk,
hence the advantage of wearing
silk waistcoats".
At the democratic convention
in the court house at Harrisburg
a resolution in favor of General
Andrew Jackson for president was
carried, with enc dissenting voice.
For vice president. John C.
Calhoun, 81; Henry Clay, 10;
Albert Gallatin, 10; William Find
lay, s; John Tod, 5 and Daniel
Montgomery, 1.
Thursday, March IS, 1924, was
set apart by the legislature of
Maryland to be observed as a day
of humiliation and prayer.
The bill which proposed to
appropriate the sum of $I25.0O0
for the purchase of a cannon, shot,
ect. for the armament of the new
Notifications authorized by Cong
ress to be built, received the
sanction of the Senate and was
sent to the House of Represent
atives.
Revolutionary pensioners who
resided in Washington county
were informed that their money
would be ready at the Hagers-
town Bank, in about a week hence.
and it was stated that court would
meet at that time and those re-
siding at a distance would have
an opportunity of sending for it.
The following were elected
commissioners of Hagerstown:
Ward 1, John Albert; Ward 2,
George Bean; Ward 8, John
Hershey; Ward 4, George Brum-
baugh and Ward 5, john Feaner.
The bill to abolish inprison-
ment for debt passed the Senate
by a vote Of "a to 1e.
Arrested for driving while intnx-
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Her husband forced her to hoe
in thel garden bareAooted, Mrs
Media Beard of Oklahoma City
testified at her divorce hearing.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Because the law forbids Sheriff
Joseph Van Meter of Camden. N.
J., from selling garage he owns
to satisfy judgment, the county
coroner, DR.. Ernest Larossa, had
to sell him out.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Antonio Ferriara of Cambridge.
Mass, made his 74th appearance
in court when he was given g.
year term recently
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

The bill to abolish inprison-
ment for debt passed the Senate
by a vote of "a to 1e.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

w. A. Bentley Of Jericho, vt,
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

The following was a list of un-
claimed letters in the postoffice
at Clearspring William Shaw,
James g. Snider, Elizabeth Dunn,
Samuel Gruber, Rudolph Herr,
Samuel Middlekauff. Miss Mar
garet McClary, Daniel Tice, Jacob
Hauck, jeremiah Mason, Michael
Smith, John Tot., Conrad Marsh
ell, Julian Bou1t, Miss Ann
Ecleberger, Daniel Middlekauff,
Samuel Spigler, Miss Susan Heed
en-. Jonathan Ridenour and Solo
mon Stinemets. Daniel Brewer,
Postmaster.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

city Market vim be held Tues
day and Friday, next week.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

The following were elected
commissioners of H2gerstown:
Ward 1, John Albert; Ward 2,
George Bean; Ward 3, John
Hershey; Ward 4, George Brum-
baugh and Ward 5, Joha Feaner.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

"Charles Howard. of bingham,
Mass, has invented and obtained
a patent for a valuable improve
ment in the construction of the
plow. BY the application of frict-
ion rollers which produce a self
governing principle, and operate
in such manner as to render the
plow close to the work without the
aid or assistance of a plowman,
and it does the work in more
regular and uniform manner, than
can possibly be done in any other
way; and the Improvement makes
the saving of one man in the
labor Of blowing. The apparatus
may be attached to any common
plow, and put on and take off at
1easure and the pillow used either
way At the last Brighton show,
the inventor received from the
Massachusetts Agricultural So
ciety, a premium for his improve
ment A perfect model of the
pillow may be seen at the Patent
office. National Intelligencer.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-12-24

Thursday, March IS, 1924, was
set apart by the legislature of
Maryland to be observed as a day
Of humiliation and prayer.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21
CLAIM $4,000
China TROOPS
ARE TRAPPED
Japan's Advancing Power,
full North China Army
Cuts 50-Mile Path
Copyright by United Press)

PEIPING, Sept. 81. (UP)-Ja-
pans powerful North China army
cutting a 50-mile swath southwark
toward the Yellow river, today
poured into the walled city of Ku-
chengchen, less than 40 miles from
Paoting-fu, the largest military
stronghold in North China still un-
der Chinese control.
Japanese columns had thrust a
fan-like advance deep into Chl-
nese positions along the PeiplngE-
Hankow and Tientsin-Pukow rail-
ways. and were swiftly engulhng
the rereating Chinese armies. ,
Japanese military sources SAID
Japanese columns had taken up
positions in a line extending from
Tinghsing on the west to a point
just above TEACHING on the Tient-
sin railroad.
The fall of TEACHING, a military
position almost as vital to Chinese
defense as Paoting-fu on the ives
tern front, was "a matter OF
hours" the japanese spokesman
said.
Japanese columns now occupy
an almost unbroken line from one
railroad to the other, holding the
cities of Hsincheng and Paotingh-
sien that lie in between.
The thrust southwark toward
Kuchengchen and the expected at
tack on TEACHING indicated a PIN
cer-like movement aimed at trap
ping the fleeing Chinese between
the two Japanese lines.
The series of fan-like thrusts
which the Japanese drove into the
Chinese lines last week, it was
said, has entrapped from 100000
to $4,000 Chinese soldiers in a
score of walled cities and towns
in the occupied area, and these
groups will be cleaned out before
the southwark drive is resumed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21
SAY ASTURIANS
ANNIHILATED
Several Hundred Along
Biscay Preferred Death
TO Retreat

HENDAYE, Franco Spanish
Frontier, Sept. 21.-(UP)-Sev-
eral hundred Asturian Marxists,
having sworn to die rather than
retreat, were reported last night
TO have been annihilated by the
insurgents along the Biscay coast:
So savage was their defense Oh
the villages of Villahormes ana
Nueva that the insurgents were
reported to have been forced "
concentrate all available forces IN
the area as we'll as warplaneS "
blast the Asturians from the
heights. -. .. .ho
rehel objective of Giyon, ragged IN
the rocky Cordillera de Guerra
Mountains some 10 miles south
of Lanes and around PaJares
pass KEY to the Asturias from
7 con province on the south.
The rebels, delayed for weeks
before the commanding town OF
Ribadesella on the bay, and at the
Leon border south of Oviedo,
rushed preparations for con.
certed offensive which would
clear the Asturias of government
troops before winter sets in.
One southern insurgent column,
dashed by cold rains and wind,
was still southwest of Pajares
ridge, which dominates the high
way leading 25 miles northward
into Oviedo. The insurgents at
tackled in the craggy. 5,0O0-foot
peaks and reported slight gains.