davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18

sim ZpusOD1tl, ale potion 81 Od'
pocines."
Drzel levici stale ma srdci q
palcem pravice odsunul pojist.
ku ma revolveru. Mezi ukazo-
yak a palec leve ruky prilozi]
ma prsa 1sti kratke hlavne. Sti.
ski spoust.
Vichfice zatTasla oknem al
zadrncelo.
"Marico, uz jdu! Ty jedina
isl mne milovala."
A zatim co tenky pramenek
krve stekal S jeho prsou, Sc
movsky polozil revolver ma
still a vztahl ODE ruce k jasne
hvezde, jejfz paprsky ozaTo-
valy blednouc1 oblicej ustva-
neho osudem muze. Prudky
vltr otevrel dvere, vedoucf ma
dv1r. Tudy odesel obrneny
kostlivec Osud. Pod touto sire
chou nemel uz mic ma praci, ne
bot jeho obeti klesla prave zsi-
nala hlava zpet ma operadlo
zidle a pc chvfli shroutilo Sc
telo bezvladne Sc zidle ma zem.
Konec! Osud sci + jinemu smr-
telniku, k nemuz ProzTetel-
most naf1dila jeho kroky.
Nasleduj1cf den koncil Ease
takovym hvezdnatym vecerem.
Ale severak vanul We velike
vysi; ma zemi bylo ticho. Ones
Sc tax velka jasna hvezda ne
mohla d1vati do pokoje Semov-
skeho. Bylo osvetlene a "a
kryte zaclonou. Kolem stolu
sedelo pet synG Semovskeho a
n~ejstarsf z mich predcftal otc1v
dopis, ktery mel napis: "Mym
detem ma vysvetlenou." Ma la
vici u sporaku sedelo pet zen
techto SYM, choulily sc k sobe
a plakaly. Ma podlaze lezel
dvoulety hoch, hlavu oprenou
o bficho velkeho loveckho O.
hare. Oba spali. Chvilemi o.
har zvedl hlavu a lfzl hocha do
obliceje. Hoch Sc pokazde bla-
zene usmal. Patrne myslel, re
no l1ba mamicka. A v zadnim
pokoji, kde lezela mrtvola Sc
movskeho, sedela Marenka a
sc "a tat1cka. Sirotek.
Jasna hvezda, nahlednuvs1
do tohoto okna, rychle pTesu-
nula paprsky pres lesy ma ia
vorku. Naskytlo Sc il tn leps1
divadlo. V st1nu zasp1 ma dvo-
recku spoc1vala Anicka v ma
ruc1 nejakeho hocha. Tiskli sc
k sobe a l1bali Sc.
"V1s uz? Rfd1cf v H1rce Sc
zastrelil."
Del pokoj! Kdy pak?"
"Vcera."
"a proc pak?"
atfe"Nikdo nevf."
"To Dude nit tedy Ultra po-
PGjdes?"
"Ani nevfm. Ty bys sla?"
"sla. Vzdyt to byl mil uci-
tel. A rada jsem no mela. A
Wis co 81 myslim, Frantisku?
Do HGrky Sc jde pres les. Poe
az Tide re hrbitova odej
dou a potion pGjdeme sami
diva pres les dom1? Rozumis
mi? Sami diva pres les" Pri-
il dzeji k sobe a odpove-
del mlaskavym polibkem.
"A ted, Frantisku, jiz jdi!
Nasi uz spf a mani by mohlo
napadnouti, ably Sc pres jed
nou pod1vala, co tax dlouho
delam venku."
Nekolik vasnivych polibk1
hoch vyklouzl ma silnici s
nadeji blazivou, co Dude Ultra
pc pohTbu. Jasna hvezda u
Sc Ia mrak. Kdyz Sc
mrak pres nj pTesunul, padalo
jeji svetlo opet ma skolu v H1r-
Tam bylo treba jasu,
nebot tam skoncila s zivotem
kdezto v Javorce poc1-|
nal novy zivot laskou, ale po-
tfeboval k nj tiny.
(KONECl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18

nesejdes dokud budu ziva!"
"To ii rad slibujf. Zde je ru.
ka! Wis, re slovo drzeti dove.
du."
ga zapomenes pc case. Vid?'
Semovsky Sc zasmusil. "To.
no ii slibiti nemohu. Zapomi.
mani nenf v moci lidske. A ia
jsem jen obycejny clovek smr-
telny."
"No, ia jsem spokojena. Jen
kdyz Sc S nj Includes schazeti.
AZ umru, delej 81, co chces!"
~Semovsky byl dojat a odesel
do patra skoly. "Mam Ease
sv1j kidd" vzdychl 81 spokoje-
ne. A obrneny kostlivec, ktery
no nasledoval jake stfn, zasmal
se:"Proc bych byl sci "a tebou
se?"
Semovsky zacal vyucovati
We SVEN novem pGsobisti a nez
Sc seznamil Sc svymi novymi
zaky, byl dosti klidny. Mijel
cas- nezadrzitelnym krokem a
Marica uz zvykla novemu do
movu. Prisel podzim do kra-
je, zahrada u skoly pustla,
stromy ~ztratily listi a lesy ko-
lem vesnice nabyly cerne bar
Wy. V pT1rode zavladala smut
ma nalada. A ten smutek k1a-
dl Sc take Semovskemu do du-
Sc. Kdykoliv pohledl oknem
pres lesy, spatril v dalce ia
vorku ma kopci a nasel take
hned chalupu Povolnych. A
pr kazdem takovem pohledu
poc1til nezT1zenou touhu spa
triti il, ktere videti nesmel.
Vazal no slib. A pTi tom mu-
city no pfi kazdem pohledu
%myslenky: IS kym ted chodf?
Kdo j vod1 "a rucku?"A kdyz
Sc vecer snesl ma krajinu a pod
zimn1 MILKY zahalily Javorku i
okoln1 lesy, Ease vzpomfnal:
"Kdo asi s nj stojf pfltm1 je-
jich chalupy? Kdo tiskne k
sobe jej1 mlade telo a l1ba jeji
1sta, jez mi stestf popfalo po-
l1biti jen jednou = jen jed
nou."
"Armillo! Ty vzdychas? Co
je tt? Ty Sc trap1s."
"Mylfs se," odvetil. "Netra-
PIN Sc. Nam o tebe starost,
abys stastne preckala pod
zim."
Marica uz Ease nekolik dni
byla nemocna a pripoutana ma
loze. Velke JET oko hledelo
ma neho z pohubleho obliceje
soucitne.
"Mne neprelzes. Touzis pc
nj. A to mne trapf. Coz 81 ne
mites pomoci? Ty, clovek ia
kove pevne vile, nemdzes po-
ruciti sam sober"
"Marico, nemluvme O tom!
Je to pryc."
ZakyVala smutne hlavou a
nechala hlavu klesnouti do po-
dusek. Ale lezela tax, ably vi
della ma neho, jak sede u psa-
cfho stolu die sveho zvyku We
Ger pfse.
"Pfses O nj. Vid?"
me, Marico."
% nj nepis drive, az po me
smrti. Potion m6zes napsati
pravdu."
V nekolika dnech Sc nemoc
zhorsila. Dostavila sc horec-
ka. Semovsky poznal, re to
nen1 obvykly u Marice rozklad
ktery Sc mu tax casio podarilo
zastaviti osvedcenymi pro-
stredky, a postal pro lekaTe.
eco soud1te, pane doktore?"
tazal Sc no, kdyz odchazel.
Lekaf tvafil Sc vazne. TX je-
j obycejne nemoci pfidruzil Sc
zapal pohrudnice."
"Je to nebezpecne?"
Lekar sc nepatrne uSnal.
"Nebezpecne? u vasi PAM je
kazde nepatrne onemocneni
uz nebezpec1m pro zivot. Ale
jisteho YAM T1ci nemohu. Ale
Ona s tim uz mohla kolikrat
umT1ti, a neumrela, snad to
prestoj1 i tentokrate. Ale je
w tuze sesla. To bylo neja-
kych nemoc1! Jen davejte pill
ne obklady! Ultra Sc pTijdu ma
nemocnou pod1vati."
Semovsky 81 oddechl. Lekar
nevzdava Sc nadeje, proc by Sc
il tedy vzdaval on. Vessel do
pokoje usedl ma pelest postele
k nemocne a hovoTil S nj O do
macnosti, o skole, o obycej-
nych vecech, ably z%apomnela
ma nemoc. Marica S neho Okla
nespoustela. Potion sc usma-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18
MUk A.
Roman cloveka, ktery Sc mcdowell srfci ideald.
Napsal BEDRICH


tuji tebe, Armilo. Vim, re t
to pdsobf bolest. ZGstan |
mneI"
"ZGstanu. Celou noe. Budr
tt davati obklady."
LekaT prijel casne rano, pro.
hledl nemocnou a pokynul Sc.
movskemu, ably "a MIN vysel
ven.
"Pane Tidicf, tentokrate vas
lituji. Bude hotova, a velmi
zahy. Je konec!"
"Konec!" opakoval Semov-
sky jake ozvena.
V poledne shromazdilo Sc u
nemocne nekolik znamych. Pc
znala je vsechny, hovofila S nj
mi a jeste neco naTizovala
sluzce. Ale Semovsky S hrG-
you pozoroval, jak jeho Mari
ci modraj1 prsty a spicka no.
su. Nejmlads1 dcera Semov-
skeho, ktera byla donna, dosud
svobodna, nemohli Sc zdrzeti
place.
"Proc places? CO je mi?"
rekla nemocna. A pojednou O.
bratila sc k muzi: "Armillo!
Posad mne!"
Kdyz il posadil a opel il O
sva prsa, zaseptala mu: "Bu-
des svobodny."
Ted take Semovskemu vyhr-
ky size z oc1 a vsichni prftom-
nj vypukli v hlasity plac.
Marica jeste jednou otevre-
la oci, potion zvolna dodycha-
la. Chladnouci mrtvolu polo
I'll Semovsky ma lGzko.
"Svobodny! Ale "a :jakou
cenu? A konecne odesla pre-
ce jen zbytecne."
Pohfbu s1castnilo sc mnoz-
stvf lidu. Prisli Tide take z ia
vorky, Semovsky hledal mezi
mimi Anicku. Pritomnost jeff
byla by mt byvala velkou Ute
chou v bolesti, obet1 sm1ren1.
Ale nepfisla. Pet syn6 a yet
vynesli maticku Ike hrobu. "a
stupy lid ma hrbitove plakali
pro dobrou PAM, jej1z jedinou
hrdost1 bylo: "Mne ma kazdy
rad 0 jej1m pohrbu bylo vi
deti, re Sc nechlubila marne.
Deti zakryly cerstvy row xvi
tim a venci.A Pamatovaly 81, re
PAM f1d1c1 milovala vasnive
kvetiny.
Semovsky hospodaTil sc svo-
bodnou dcerou. Smutek zaryl
Sc hluboko do jeho duse. Jed
MIN oknem re sve tTfdy videl
ma hrob sve zeny, druhym vi
del "a lesy Javorku a chalupu
Povolnych. Pohled z obou O.
ken pdsobil mt bolest. Psal A
niece, prosil il, ably mu napsa-
la dopis, ktery by no potesil v
jeho bolesti = dopis jeho z6-
stall nezodpovedeny.
"Obe mne ~opustily," vzdy-
chi. "Jedna z vyssi moci, dru-
ha z lehkomyslnosti."
Mes1c I'll Semovsky jake We
snach. Potion zacal uvazova-
tt. "Jaky dcel vlastne tn jeste
nam? Deti jsou zaopatrene, O
tatu uz nestoj1. A vychovava-
tt CHI deti? Ovsem, to je kras-
ny 1cel. Ale snad to ma mem
mlste dovede nekdo jiny."
Vzpomnel ST ma svou nej-
mlads1 dceru. eco MaTenka?
Uboha! w Sc dost obetovala,
ably mohla o~setrovati nemoc-
nou matku. Nemohu Cd nj "a
DAFT, ably Sc mnou travila leta
ma vesnici. Ne! TIE obeti cd nj
neprijmu."
Venku mrzlo ma sucho pri
jasne obloze. Nescetne hvez-
dy trpytily Sc ma nj, jakoby Sc
zvedave dfvaly ma ten svet. We
lika hvezda dfvala sc oknem
do pokoje We skole, kde sedel
Semovsky u sveho psac1ho sto-
lu. Byl donna sam. Marenka
byla ma hratkach u nektere sve
prftelkyne, jak Sc ma venkove
r1ka. Semovsky nerozsv1til,
hledel oknem smerem, kde le-
zela Javorka, ale nevidel il.
Byla zahalena tmu. Nevidel
ami velike, jasne hvezdy, KITE.
ra nahl1zela do jeho pokoje.
Slysel jen skuceni severaku,
ktery Sc hnal pc prGceli budo-
Wy.
"Skuc! Skuc! mluvil Semov-
SKY pro sebe. "TVa diva hud-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-18

V H1rce cekalo Semovsk6-
no mnoho prace. Bylo tfeba
upraviti byt, ma skolnf budove
provadely Sc opravy 1fednfch
zalezitost1, pT1pravy pro novy
skoln1 rok a mnoho jineho. Ia
Ike Marica nemela pokdy, ably
muze mucila kousavou zarli-
vostf, musela Sc vpravovati v
move pomery. Teprve kdyz po
delsf dobe bylo vsechno hoto-
vo, oslovila jednou vecer mu-
re: ''Slys, Armillo! Zde budu
sfastna. Vsecko je tn krasne.
Ale ty mi d6las starost. Odpus-
tim ii vsechno, uz tebe trapiti
Evening star., 1938-10-28

radio, said = new attitude in busi-
ness" was displacing that of the "old
guard Of business and finance" which
he charged was responsible for "a
campaign Of stubborn resistance and
obstructionism."
1T has become clear to progressive
business that the Roosevelt program
is not an irrational assortment OF
measures aimed to hamper private
enterprise" said Mr.. Douglas. "They
know that this program is well
thought out, cohesive, co-ordinated,
economic program to revitalize demo-
cracy in this country, to save capi-
talism from its own follies and ex-
cesses and thus to preserve both
democracy and the capitalistic system
for us as way Of life and a way Of
business"
The former Yale professor, who said
he returned to Connecticut to speak
as q Democrat for his party's State
ticket rather as member OF "the OH
cial family at Washington" asserted
the voice Of the Old Guard is still
occasionally heard, crying for q yes
terday discredited and repudiated."
Evening star., 1938-10-28

a-year Federal public health program.
named DR.. Arthur H. Merritt Of New
York as president-e for 1939-40.
DR.. Merritt will take office at the
close of next years convention in Mil
waukee. DR.. Marcus L. Ward Of Ann
Arbor, Mich, selected q year ago,
assumed the presidency Of the asso-
citation for the coming year, succeed
ing DR.. c. Willard Camaler Of Wash
ington, D. G.
Vice presidents-elect for 1938-S9
were: DIR. O. A. Kelly of st. Louis,
DR.. P. c. Iowery of Detroit and Dr.
j. o. Hall Of Waco, Tex.
Presidents Elected.
Presidents elected Of affiliate groups
included: DR.. Leon r. Kramer Of
Topeka, Kans., American Association
of Public Health Dentists; DR.. Mabel
M. Dixon of Hastings. Nebr.. Amer
ican Association of Women Dentists;
Miss Helen Baukin of Honolulu, Ha-
waii, American Dental Hygienists'
Association.
For exhibits at the convention, f1rst
awards went to DR.. Raymond F. Goer-
ing Of Duluth. Mimi, Columbia Uni
Evening star., 1938-10-28
JURY WILL RESUME
LIQUOR CASE STUDY
New Deliberations Are Ordered
by Judge at Louisville in
Federal Tax Action.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 28.-Dis-
agreement in the case of one of three
defendants charged with wholesale
removals Of untaxpaid liquor from a
National Distillers Products Corp.
warehouse here sent a Federal court
jury back to its deliberations today.
Federal Judge Mac Swinford dis
missed the jurors after they reported
the deadlock, late last night, instruct
ing them to resume deliberations to-
day. He read the verdicts Of two de-
PENDANTS himself, but declined to
divulge their contents.
On trial are Albert B. Casey, So,
former warehouse superin tendent; |;
Evening star., 1938-10-28

II am informed that q few weeks
ago Mr.. Hoover journeyed all the way
from Palo Alto to Hartford to echo
that futile cry"
The former President in a recent
Hartford speech suggested that the
country experiment with stop, look
and hsteu" policy for the next two
years.
Evening star., 1938-10-28

Franklin p. Seidel, 30, former fore.
man, and Joe hewitt, A, also a former
foreman.
Judge Swinford remanded all three
to Jail for the night, together with
Earl Howell, 80, also indicted but who
became the Governments star wit
ness, and j. Thurman Boone, former
storekeeper-gauger at the warehouse,
who likewise pleaded guilty.
The indictment Of which the three
were tried was one OF four returned
by Federal grand jury.
Otis Lafollette, 40, another former
warehouseman, was freed yesterday by
Judge Swinford on a directed verdict.
A second indictment was disposed OF
with pleas from Howell and Boone.
Another indictment naming IL de-
fendants will be tried November 7.
The Government charges a surplus
OF whisky was removed from the plant
through underweighing of barrels.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
5. f. c. HEAD SEES
A NEW ATTITUDE
Douglas Says Business Is
Realizing New Deal Seeks
to Save Capitalism.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2s.-Wil-
liam o. Douglas, asserting prosperity
and progress are not irreconcilable, "
termed the leadership Of President
Roosevelt last night one which sought
to make American economic and po-
litical institutions "our servants
rather than our masters"
The chairman Of the Securities and
Exchange Commission, In a campaign
speech prepared for delivery over the
Evening star., 1938-10-28
VIRGINIA ENCOURAGED
Decrease In Employment Il
Smaller Than in 1887.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. % R.-vir-
ginia had q much smaller decrease IN
employment in manufacturing than
the average for the Nation during the
first six months Of this year, as COM
pared with the same perior of 1887.
Industrial Commission officials said
today.
A study made by the commission
showed the Virginia decrease to be
11.3 per cent, as compared with the
national average Of 20 per cent. Of
ficials said the figures for employment
In manufacturing furnish q fair
barometer for employment as 4 whole,
and that the figures for Virginia were
encouraging.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
DENTISTS TO BACK
HEALTH PROGRAM
American Association Will
Elevate Or. Merritt for
1939-4O Term.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 28.-Teeth OF all
kinds-both natural and "store" va
rieties-resumed their everyday task
today after playing a prominent part
during the last week in lectures, clinics
and exhibits at the annual convention
Of the American Dental Association.
DR.. Merritt HOnOred.
The association, now aligned with
organized medicine in approving major
principals of The proposed $3.50 ,00O, ,OO0,-
Evening star., 1938-10-28
EVENING WASHINGTON C.,

ve-sitys School Of Dental and Oral
Surgery, and the North Carolina Board
| Of Health.
The convention ended today with q
series Of Midwest clinics.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
STYLES TO BE SHOWN
Presentation to Be Made Twice

Presentation to Be Made Twice
Daily at Auto Show.
A style show will be presented twice
daily at the 10th annual automobile
show which begins November S in the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, the Washing
ton Automotive Trade Association an
nounced today.
Obtained from New York, the winter
styles will be put on by IAnsbugh l.
Bro. department store from q special
stage built into the balcony.
Evening star., 1938-10-28

California redwood is ideal for door.
ways, porches and all exterior trim.
The wood warps practically not at all,
shrinks little and does not swell.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

BETHANY METHODIST PROTES
TANT CHURCH
G. e. Lester, Pastor
ORDER OF SERVICES
9:45 A. M. Sunday School
9:45 A. M. Mems Bible Class
HOO A. M. Morning Worship and
Sermon.
6:45 p. M. Junior C. e. Society.
1880 P. M. Evening Worship and
Sermon.
PRAYER MEETING
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. You are invited
PITTS CREEK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday
Rev. Robert B. Stewart, Minister
POcOmoke City
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School.
HOO A. M. Service of Worship.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

tic and noticed how much junk has
been accommodating there, old letters,
old books, old clothes, etc? The devil
has a lot of junk stored away in the
minds of people.
There is that pile of old letters and
books, records of unhappy personal
relationships that happened in your
past life. The devil would have you
keep in memory all these unhappy
things. He wants you to read them
over again and again, to keep alive
in your mind and heart all your for
mer unhappiness.
The thing to do with this attic
junk of former unhappiness is to clean
it out!
From now on refuse to call up, go
over, mediate upon, or narrate to an
other, any unpleasant thing of the
past. Why spoil today's happiness by
dragging into it the memory of some
unhappy occasion of yesterday.
Yesterday is gone. Forget it's un-
pleasantness. This is today!
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

For many weeks now, shortcakes
have been taking the place of iced
and frosted cakes. But that old nun
ger is bound to creep up now and
then and when it does, there just isn't
anything in the world that person
wants but a really ''gooey" cake ana
a "gooey" cake they'll have if they
have to make it themselves, (Which Is
a good idea.) Here is just the recipe
to fill the role and satisfy all longing.
CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKE
Q cups sifted cake flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
" teaspoon soda
u teaspoon salt
" cup butter on other shortening
cup sugar
2 egg yolks, well beaten
3 squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted
IN cups milk
/ teaspoon vanilla
2egg whites, stiffly beaten.
Sift flour once, measure, add bak-
ing powder, soda, and salt, and sift
together three times. Cream butter
thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and
cream together until light and fluffy.
Add egg yolks and chocolate; then add
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02
Chocolate Cake Iced With
"Gooey" Fudge Frosting
,KEs GIVE WAY TO "GOOEY" CAKEs-ONLY TWO

flour alternately, with milk, a small
amount at a time. Beat after eacn
addition until smooth. Add vanilla
Fold in egg whites. Bake in two
creased 9-inch layer tins in a moder-
ate oven $50 degrees F. for 30 min
utes. Put layers together and cover
ton and sides of cake with Fudge
frosting.
FUDGE FROSTING
squares unsweetened chocolate
cut in pieces
2s cup cold milk
2 cups sugar
Dash of salt
2 tablespoons light corn syrup
2 tablespoons butter
/ teaspoon vanilla.
Add chocolate to milk and place
over low flame. Cook until mixture
is smooth and blended, stirring con-
stantly. Add sugar, salt, and corn
svrup. and stir until sugar is dissolv-
ed and mixture boils. Continue COOK
ing. without stirring, until a small
amount of mixture forms very soft
ball in cold water. Remove from
fire. Add butter and vanilla. Cool
to lukewarm. Beat until of right con-
sistency to spread.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

He directs us to hold before our
minds only those things that are posi-
tive in character and quality, to think
onlv those thoughts that are pleas
ant in atmosphere and inspiring in
character, thoughts that put a smile
on YOUR face, warmth in your heart,
a hopefulness in your outlook and a
spirit of success in your bearing.
Sit down and seriously consider
your thought habits.
Have you ever gone up into the at
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
By EUNICE ELLIS
Home Economist

Home Economist
Eastern Shore Public Service
LEMON CHIFFON PIE
Baked Pie Shell-Serves to
1 tbsp. gelatin
IA cup water
1-2 cup sugar
A egg yolks
IL cup lemon juice
1 tsp. lemon rind
egg whites
1-2 cup sugar
1. Soak gelatin in cold water. Beat
egg yolks until light, add IL of the
sugar and lemon juice and rind and
continue to beat. When very light,
cook with switch turned to COOK, stir
ring until of custard consistency.
2. Add soaked gelatin and dis
solve. Cool.
8. When cool add beaten egg
whites to which the remaining sugar
has been added.
A. Fill baked pie shell and chill.
Serve with thin layer of whipped
cream.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. John A. Ditto Pastor


Rev. John A. Ditto, Pastor
SUNDAYS
9:45 A. M. Bible School
11:O0 A. M. Morning Worship with
sermon.
$50 P. n. Young Peoples meetings.
1880 P. M. Evening Worship.
WEDNESDAYS
1880 P. II. Prayer Service.
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
7:30 P. M, Women's Missionary So
ciety, LIST Monday of the month.
7:30 P. NJ, Young Women's Auxil-
larry, LIST Friday Of the month.
1880 P. NJ, Girls Auxiliary, End
Monday o. The month.
1880 P. M, Royal Ambassadors,
every Friday of the month.
LADIES AIDS
800 P. M, Senior, Second Monday
of the month.
7:3O P. M, Junior, Third Monday Of
the month.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02
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Su1t0dB SGtll>(l5
ST. MARY's EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. r. B. Mathews, Rector
Services, Every second and fourth
Sunday of the month, Morning Pray
and Sermon at IL o'clock.
Every first, third and fifth Sun
days, Evening Prayer and Sermon
7:30 o'clock.
Holy Communion every second Sun
day at IL o'clock in the morning.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

Church School at 10 a. m.
Public is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

The discovery of the power of right
thinking is not a new one. st. Paul
was we'll aware of it thousands of
years ago. He exhorts us in his Phil
ippian Epistle to think only upon
things that are constructive and posi-
tive in their nature.
La gaceta., 1938-07-08

la americana, lego de pronto u
no de los parties Y Sali6 dispara-
do, diciendo a Pedro, desde le-
jos:
-iOye, Pedrito: vete al des-
pacho un instante y esperame,
que va voy!...
DeSapareci6, dejando al in
geniero riendo de aquella activi-
dad Y liando un cigarro.
Nunez Sc dirigi6 entonces a
pasos lentos, orientandose POGO
a POGO, hasta ell hall, de donde
partia ell gran corredor que Ne
vaba a las oficinas Y al despa-
cho.
Cuando estuvo en- esta Ultima
pieza, tuvo una sorpresa desa-
gradable.
va no estaba Ia gentilEima
La gaceta., 1938-07-08
GRANDES LIGAS
DM de DeScaRSo

Aver descansaron todos los
clubs en- las grandes Ligas.
Hoy, en- la Liga Nacional, las
Abejas ugarjn con los Gigantes,
los Dodgers con los Phillies, los
Piratas con los Cardenales V los
Rojos con los Cubs.
En- la Liga Americana, los
Yankees Sc batiran con los Me-
dias Rojas, los Atleticos con los
Senadores, los Browns con los
lndios y los Medals Blancas con
los Tigres,
La posici6n de los clubs, en-
la l.. Nacional, es la siguiente
New York, as ganados y 25 per
didos; Pittsburgh, % y 25
Chicago, 38 y 80; Cincinnati,
35 y 81; Boston, 81 y 50; San
Luis, 20 y 30; Brooklyn, % y
40, y Filadelfia, 10 Y As.
Liga Americana: Cleveland,
Al y 20; New York, Al y 25
Boston, 81 y %; Detroit, 35 y
SO; Washington, 35 y 81; Chica
go, II y "a; Filadelfia, ~ y SO,
y San Luis, 26 y "a.