davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Druheho dine uz ma celou "a
,zitOSt ZaSn nnmvcIi1

lezltost Ease nemyslil.
Pfibl1zil Sc konec m9sfce.
Hrazky odevzdal m6sfcnf uza-
virku sve setniny, oddechl 81,
vsechno mel v poradku a We
del, re ted pc cely mesfc bu-
dou Ease jen bezne dennf pra-
ce. Byl tedy nemalo prekva-
pen, kdyz prfstiho dine objevi-
10 Sc v dennfm rozkaze, re Ii
ira o desate iodine mali Sc
vsichni 1cetnf sikovatele do
staviti do plukovni kancelare k
plukovnfkovi.
ease .nejaky tulpa udelal
chybu V mesicni uzaverce a u
attendance nemohou najiti, u
ktere setniny chyba sc stala."
pomyslil 81 Hrazky. mo, mne
sc to netyce, to vim jiste."
Druheho dine pred desatou
opasal Sc savli, wal capku a
sci do plukovnf kancelare.
Zastihl tn uz jedenact 1cet-
mich sikovatel1 ocekavajfcfch
pfichodu plukovn1ka.
Hadalo Sc tax i onak, ale
konecny usudek byl: Bud
chyba nebo nejake soukrome
narfzenf, tykajfcf Sc 1cetnictvf.
Presne o desate otevrely Sc
dvere vedlejs1ho pokoje a z
mich vystoupil plukovnik. Byl
to starry, ale velmi prfsny pan.
sedym sym OXEN pfeletel
fadu sikovatelG, stoj1cich jake
svfcky a potion promluvil
zkratka: "Minuleho mesice
dine pateho stall sc nehoda v
palaci hrabete N, jfz pritomen
byl jeden z vas. Hrabe N. O.
brazil Sc ma jeho excellence pa
ma vellc1ho jenerala, cd nehoz
dostal jsem rozkaz, abych w.
setfil, ktery z vas toho dine byl
v palaci pana hrabete. TAX
ktery to byl?"
ga, pane plukovniku," or
val Sc Hrazky smele.
"Ostatn1 odstoupit, Hrazky
tn z1stane," zavelel plukov-
mix.
eco to bylo, Hrazky?" ota-
zal Sc plukovn1k pc odchodu Q
statnlch.
Hrazky vypravoval strucne
celou prfhodu.
"No, to je hezke, cekal jsem
neco jineho," rekl plukovnik,
z%abodnuv sve sede oko v obli-
cej Hrazkeho. "Udelal jste
pluku cest. Bl1znimu musime
pfispeti pomoci "a vsech okol.
nostl. Odstoupit!"
Pozdraviv, vysel Hrazky 2
plukovn1 kancelaTe.
"Zatrolena holka," povfdal
81 cestou. "K Will takove
hlouposti pronasleduje mne
az k plukovnfmu oznamu. Ale
ted uz snad s tim budu NIT
pokoj. Vzdyt ia vec nestoji
vlastne ami "a rec.
Nektery den potion dostal
Hrazky ozdobne psan1cko. Ma
RE dekovala pisemne, ably wy.
hovela alespon forme zdvofi.
losti, kdyz Sc Hrazky sam G
dix nepTihlasil.
"Rozumfm vam," koncil do.
pts, este skromny, ale Sic
chetny. Ujal jste Sc mne nez-
name, ale nezadate dikn. TIC
je krasne. Budu tedy ma vas
slechetny Gin vdecne vzpomi-
natl, ale nevzdavam Sc nadeje,
re Sc pfece nekdy pozname."
"Mus to byti hodne devce,'
fekl 81 Hrazky, schovavaje S u
spokojenfm ozdobne psanfcko.
"Je vdecnou i "a nepatrnou
sluzbu, jina by ma mne ami
nevzpomnela a table nebala Sc
AMI jenerala, ably mne vypatra-
la jenom proto, ably mi mohla
podekovati. Ale vyhledavat j
nebudu, neslusf Sc nechat 81
dekovat. T1mhle dopisem uci-
Mia vice nez dost."
Minula dlouha a mrzuta III
ma Sc svymi plesy a koncerty,
kll1ZiSfi q oonfonnni rornzr O
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26

iii &c W 0OOlOO uLSLNl.
Delal jsem milosrdneho Sama-
ritana mlademu devceti. Hroz-
ne to, myslfm, nebude. Rama Sc
zahojf, jenze Dude miti ma cele
osklivou jizvu. Skoda, je to
hezke zabe."
Pod dojmy tohoto dobro-
druzstvi dosel Hrazky domG,
zapomnel, re nema ma veceri,
fekl posluhujicfmu vojinu, re
no dnes jiz nepotTebuje a hned
ulehl.
Zdalo Sc mu o jasne osvetle-
mem slechtickem palaci, O slic-
ne komorne S krvacejici ranou
ma cele, znenahla vsak sen
blednul a Hrazky unaveny
dlouhym chozenfm pc meste,
usnul bezesnym spankem zdra
veho cloveka.
Rano, kdyz zasedl ku sve
kazdodennf praci, musel Sc
ma vsechno teprve rozpomf-
natl a kdyz 81 to vsechno v hla-
We srovnal, rekl 81: "No, co
ma tom? Takovych vecf Sc v
Praze pTihod1 kazdeho dne."
Ia nekolik dnf ma sve vecer-
nj dobrodruzstvf zapomnel.
PTihod1 sc prece ma vojne kaz-
demu neco z%vlastniho, We vel
KEN meste zije Sc rusne, dol
my rychle Sc strfdajf, kazdy
den pTinas1 neco noveho a "a
Ute dojmy rychle Sc zapomi-
mali jsouce potlaceny novymi.
TAX bylo i s pTfhodou Hraz-
keno. Pc ctrnacti dnech byla
mu ~pripomenuta z~vlastnfm
zpGsobem.
Hrazky byl v dobre nalade.
Dostal rano svuj plat, mel te-
dy penfze a to okolnost byla
pr1cinou jeho vesele nalady.
Pracoval cel6 odpoledne, ale
vecer zapadl do sve oblibene
hospGdky mezi sve zname.
Pov1dalo Sc tax O ledacems,
Hrazky naslouchal hovoru
svych znamych a pojednou byl
osloven jednfm z hostG, kite
ryz uz pc delsf dobu cetl u We
dlejs1ho stolu noviny, jinak Sc
zabavy nes1castnuje: "Tohle
je neco pro vas, pane sikova-
tell. Nejaka DANA hleda ucet-
n1ho sikovatele vaseho pluku."
Pr tech slovech podaval
host Hrazkemu noviny ukazu-
je ma zadni STRANGE nejaky in
serat.
Byl to takovy ctenar novin,
ktery etc vsechno, Cd zahlavi
az pc posledn1 inserat.
Bee zajmu wal Hrazky po-
davane noviny, ale sotva re ma
naznaceny inserat pohledl, ma
byla tvaf jeho vazneho vyzna-
mu.
"Onoho pana dcetniho siko-
vatele 35. pesfho pluku, ktery
mi pri mem poraneni poskytl
prvnf pomoc, prosim, ably mi
oznamil sve jmeno, bych mu
mohla osobne podekovati. Ma
RE Ohradska, komorna hra-
bekny NJ"
"Nevfte, KIDD to je?" doleha-
Ii vsichni ma Hrazkeho.
"Jak bych to mohl vedeti,
kdyz to sama dana nevi," re-
XII Hrazky, usmfvaje sc.
"Bezpochyby nejake gallant
nj dobrodruzstvf," soudil je-
den z hostG.
"Neco takoveho to bude,"
souhlasil Hrazky a vynav sv1j
peroTizek, vyffzl inserat a
vstrcil no do naprsnf kapsy
sve bldzy.
"Dozvfte-li Sc neceho o te
veci, povite nam?" dolehali ma
neho vsichni.
"Rozhodne," sliboval, ably
Sc zbavil dals1ch dotaznI.
Pc cely vecer mluvilo Sc v
hostinci o zahadnem inseratu
hadalo Sc sem i tam, probraly
Sc osobnosti vsech jedenacti
1cetn1ch sikovatelG, kterf mi
mo Hrazkeho byli u pluku, ale
Hrazky mlcel jake zarazeny
a konecne take zabehl hovor
do jinych kolejf.
0 j~edenacte vratil sc Hraz-
ky do kasaren a vynav inserat,
pfecetl 81 no znovu a trochu
sc mad MIN zamyslil.
Nam il psati, ci nemam?"
hovoril sam sebou. K cemu
by to bylo dobre? A jak VIE
slouzim 35 pluku. Nejspise
81 vratny nebo nektery re slu-
zebnictvo vs1ml meho vyloze-
Ovsem S cervenymi vyloz-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Ora. Petra zaludecnf Silitel

~vynikajici alkalicky "celorocni" le6ivy pro-
sttedek prot jistym prudkJm zaludeGnim
Porucham jake jsou: palenf zahy, kyselost
Jelikoz jest alkalickym, neutralisuje drazdive
kyseliny. v zaludku a tim pomaha cd bolesti
hlavy, daveni a ne~pffjemnostf zpnsobenych
zazivacimi n~epoTadky.
Cd roku 1885 pomaha1 tisicim trpicich
"Letnimi. Chorobami', jichz priznaky jsou
prujem, kfece a z~vraceni, obycejne zavi-
meme nespravnou stravou a napoji. Opatfte
81 dnes 2 pravidelne SOC lahve "a pouhy
$1.0O, postovne vyplaceno!
Ma Pozadanf posleme leky ma dobfrku
&C. ID
V Kanads dodavany beze ella
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
ORA. PETRA
Lecivy Olej Liniment

Pfinasi rychlou utiSujici 1levu
znavenym a bolestivym svalIm. Pc
SO roku pfinasel vitanou 1levu tisi-
cum trpicich revmatickymi a neu-
ralgickymi bolestmi, bolestmi v "a
dech, obycejnym bolenfm hlavy.
namozenymi a bolestivymi svaly,
boulemi, odfeninami a vymknutina-
mi. Poslete ST dnes pro 2 pravidelne 6Oe
Ahve "a pouhy $1.OO. p%oStovne vyplacenoi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Foreign Exchanges

NEW YORK Nov. 26 tPl.-The pound
sterling continued to depreciate today in
terms of the dollar as hoarders nervous
over the state OF European affairs sought
the safety of American money.
At the same time continental demand
for gold in London swirled the yellow
metal to another record high at $50
shllllngS an ounce.
decline of nearly cent in sterling
IN foreign exchange dealings dropped the
currency below S4.63 and close to the low
point touched last September when threats
Of war over Czechoslovakia sent foreign
capital scurrying to the dollar.
The French franc lost .0012 of a cent
and the Swiss franc O3 of a cent. The
belga and guilder were unchanged.
Late morning rates follow
Great Britain in dollars others in cents.
Great, Britain. 4.62a.: 6O-day bills 49,;
Canada, Montreal in New York, 99371a
New York in Montreal. 1OO.62l2; Belgium,
1892: Czechoslovakia. 3.42: Denmark,
S0.67: Finland. 2!OS; France. 2.5S34; Ger
many 4O.06; benevolent. 2O.O5: travel,
2255; Greece. SO; Hungary, 1885: Italy.
552sM; -, Yueoslayia 2.34: Netherlands.
tugal,. 4.2234; Rumania. rs: Spain un-
quoted; Sweden. 1856; Switzerland. 90 IS;
Areentina; 30S5n: Brazil (freel. 59On;
Mexico City. cocoon; Japan. 27.O1; Hong
Kong: 30. OF; Shanghai. Is 95.
J., Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
Nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Chicago Livestock

;. CHICAGO Nov. .26 lP-Trading in
livestock remained at a standstill today at
the Chicago stockyards because of the
No quotations were available.
As a consequence of the strike. which
was called Monday. there, has been no
actual market here. except on Tuesday.
when commission men, by agreement
with the union. were allowed to clean up
two days accumulation of 10000 animals.
The first formal attempt to settle the
strike between the union and the Union
stockyards, g. Transit Co. by intervention
of Federal and State conciliators was
made at meeting today at the stock
yards The. strikers were demanding
40-hour week. overtime pay. written con-
tract. closed shop and the, checkofi.
particularly the closed shop and check-off.
Yesterdays and todays receipts we're
nearly all consigned direct to packers or
were intended for the International Live
stock Exposition. which opened today:
g nominal affair. Estimated receipts Of
5000 hogs today were all directs. Cattle
receipts were estimated at 1000 and sheep
ct LOCO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, Nov. ga gener-
ally tired stock market was hit by
late selling wave in today's brief
session and leading issues dropped
fractions to more than points.
The list shifted aimlessly over a
narrow route until the final half
hour when offerings expanded suf-
ficiently to put the ticker tape be-
hind. There was a mild comeback
just before the close, but many is
sues ended near the bottom. Trans
fers were around 100000 shares.
Steels. motors, coppers and rub
bers bore the brunt of the assault
and even the climbing aircrafts of
yesterday gave way.
Satisfactory domestic business
news apparently still was competing
with offsetting influences of year.
end adjustments and a somewhat
cloudier outlook abroad.
Gold mining stocks were resistant
on word Homestake would disburse
its annual Christmas bonus of 500
to each Of its 1000 regular employees.
A $50 bonus was paid last July Wall
Street interpreted this as meaning
the major gold producers are main
tanning earnings. Homestake stock
was up about point at the best
and Mcintyre, Dome and Alaska
Juneau were supported.
United States Steel, Bethlehem,
Chrysler and General Motors were
especially soft, although steel mill
operations next week were expected
to hold rather we'll and the current
high rate of automotive output was
looked for throughout January at
least.
Rails such as New York Central,
Santa Fe, Delaware & Hudson and
Southern Pacific inclined to loaf be-
hind small minus signs, although
last weeks freight loadings. delayed
until today, topped the 1887 week
for the first time this year.
Transamerica was thrown for
loss of nearly at the worst after
the S. E. c. announcement of pub
lie hearing to determine whether
this company's stock should be de-
listed on charges of false and mis-
leading" registration statements.
Company officials declared they
would be completely indicated"
In the curb New Jersey Zinc sagged
more than 3 points, while smaller
losers included Seversky, Gulf Oil
and American Cyanamid "B" Nj
agara Hudson Power and st. Regis
Paper posted fractional gains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Washington Produce

BuTTER-90 score. 1-pound prints. 20:
pound prints, 81; h-pound Dr. prints I'M 81.
MEATS-Choice beef. 20: good beef 10;
calves, II; lambs, Is: veal. IL fresh pork,
~; pork lon; %: fresh ham. 10: fresh
smoked skinned hams -: smoked skinned mn
~: compound, 10l2; lard. 9la.
, LIVESToCK-Pigs. I20-14O pounds.
s433ss4.7 ;o o. light pigs. l40-l6o pounds.
pounds p91naso n9nas as
4?ss4 calves 1882 so p9 9aas: medium medium,
calves, 5.04s4-7 .o4a4: culls, 2 49,. ' '''''
Prices paid shippers. net fob. WASH
ington; BY the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics:
EGGS-Market slightly stronger, ! cent
higher, on Government graded U. S. eX-
tras., large, and U. S. extras mediums;
steady on others. Nearby unsraded eggs
eggs whites U. s. extras large. Al: u. S.
extras. mediums. 30; U. S. standards, large,
35H2; U. s. standards mediums. 26L2; u
8 trades. 26l2: pullets "a Nearby un-
graaed eggs; Current receipts. whites 81
LIVE PoULT9y-Market slightly hrmer
weaker Fowl: .Colored. all sizes. II to is:
No. IS ~ to IA ROSTERS, 10 to II. Chick
ems: Virginia Rocks broilers and fryers, all
sizes, 10 to 20; No. IS II to IA. Delaware
colored fryers. IS to 16 No. IS, ii to II.
Capons: to 9 pounds. 25 to %; Slips.
Is to 1s; Turkeys: Young hens. 10 to IL
hens, is to 20: old toms, is to 20
Guneas. 2 pounds and over so a pair;
under 2 pounds. 40 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov 26 (P-Eggs. II ,97e,
Arm Mixed colors: Special packs. 33h.
$5R, standards, SO; hrsts, 23h; seconds.
23A; average checks, 211a-22. REFRIGERATOR.
2424; mediums, 90.
Whites: Resale Of premium marks Al
43. Nearby and Midwestern. premium
marks. 3S-40: exchange specials. 81 Mid
western exchange standards, "a. Nearby,
fancy mediums, 32h-3512. Nearby and
Western, exchange mediums 81 "a; pullets.
81. Nearby and Midwestern, refrigerator,
specials, 1899; standards, 1928; f1rsts.
24-26
Browns; extra fancy. 36-3s. Nearby
and Western, exchange specials asa;
nearby. exchange mediums 20.
Duck eggs. fancy. 1894
Pacific Coast whites jumbo and pre-.
standards, 3sla-4i; mediums, 34h-35;
pullets.. 27A-i2. Refrigerator, =. specials
Butter, so5.s57, hrms65: creamerSs
scoreJ 2sia-2a; firsts. lss-9D 26Ia-2sia;
seconds tS4-SO 241a-26.
milk hf fists. held 1887. s6-aa; fresh fancy,
15h-17.
Dressed poultry generally steady. FRESH
fryer chickens unduoted. Other fresh an.
frozen prices UNCHANGED:
Live poultry by freight and By expr
nominal; no sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26

CottonSeed Oil.
detachable cottonseed oil futures closed
5-ll lower, Sales, l65 contracts. Deem
Der. L.2S; January, 7.42b: March, 1851:
May. 7.67: July, 7.71-73. Bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Cotton flu
lures opened higher to lower on
trade buying of near months and
liquidation and hedge selling of late
positions. December 869: January,
BAT; March, 845; May, 8.24; July,
SOL: October. 1859
The December premium over Oc-
tober widened to a full cent pound
on the opening call. Hedge selling
through cooperative interests was
fairly large in distant months.
Foreign interests were on the buying
side on balance
March eased from 845 to 8.43
shortly after the first half hour,
when the market was unchanged to
2 points net lower.
Commodity Credit Corp. reported
2l2,456 bales pledged to the loan
for the week, bringing the total for
the season thus far to 2,896,355.
I1,,t,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Homestuke Will Paw
Christmas Bonus
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEAD, S. OAK, Nov. 26.-The
Homestake Mining Co., one of the
worlds largest gold producers, an
nounced its annual Christmas bonus
of 500 would be paid to each of
its 1000 regular employees on De-
cember 20.
The company also paid $50 bonus
last July, Guy N. Bjorge, general
manager, said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26

@oe> VI StoSkS OF the M T. Stock txchonoe
1l:oo AM-- 100000 1900 Noon ----- $50 900
Unit
nankrupey or receivership being
oalkruptcy ACT or securities assumed
Rates OF dividend IN the
oaSeu on the
Unless otherwise noted dividends are not In
No "-' NV a.
Sd Ex dividend Ex rights extra or extras pl.1o
preference stock
declared or paid far
last year Cash paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26

loadings, which is adjusted to take
account of seasonal variations,
reached 1888 top of 69.2 per cent
of the 1929-30 average, compared
with 66.3 the previous week and $751;
a year ago.
Porpo If roco,,t voore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Rail Loadings Climb
1.9 Per Cent Above
Level Year Ago
Weeks 3.3 Per Cent Gain
Expands Volume to
657,477 Cars
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads reported today 657 ATT cars of
revenue freight were loaded during
the week ending last Saturday.
This was an increase of 20,767
cars, or 3.3 per cent, compared with
the preceding week; an increase of
1850, or 1.9 per cent, compared
with a year ago, and a decrease of
71546, or POT per cent, compared
with 1880.
The report classified the loadings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
ed ] higher to . lower.
CottonSeed Oil.

Spot nominal; middling, 9.O4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Metal Market

se saW e xoRd S0y SPOT. 20 49, ,sDos
1885. Tin, steady; spot and nearby.
446:15; forward. 1920; Lead. steady; spot.
Zinc steady: East ST.. Louis spot and
forward. 4.75. Quicksilver. 7S.0Q-s3 so.
Pig iron. ALUMINIUM, :. antimony. platinum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 26 dP.-Dividends
declared. Prepared by the Standard Sta
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Carib Gold Quar- min 21ac - 1877 1-3
Initial.
Eastern Theaters Ltd SOC - 12-1 1915
Special.
New idea Inc ~ zoe - 1875 1921
Accumulated.
Bor Inc So cum pic A SOC - 1913 1919
Gem Mfg So ptc A of 81 - 11-23 1872
Reduced.
Siscoe Gold Mines 4c @ 1870 1915
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
eHatby
 Birthday

The Empire ertendS congrdtutd- tionS and best auiSheS today, their birthday anniUerSary, to the foHo10- ing:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31

of law. with the Administrators findings of fact conclusive when supported by substantial evidence.
 (3) The Federal Government may prose- cute on criminal grounds, an employer TOT violating the act, or for discharglng or dls- eliminating against any employee who mas filed a complaint under it or testified Tn wage proceeding. The Administrator may also ask a Federal district court for lnJuncuons.
 To administer the law, MT Andrews plans twelve regional offices, as well as his central set-up in Washington. The latter includes one assistant Administrator in charge of coopera- tion and enforcement, one in charge of wage and hour standards and iii charge of infor- nation.
 As to the effects this program will have on the nations economic picture, there has been a striking paucity of speculation since the measure became law. Possibly one reason for this is the fact that the legislation edges into the problem only gradually. Even after a year has passed the minimum wage will be only Sl260 week. By the time the forty hour and Accent standards are reached it is possible that changing price levels and other things will have made them completely un- realistic.
 It is not to be overlooked, Of course that the permission to work labor above the maxi
  lead to higher weekly ages in some active in- dustres from time to time. This may bring unexpected results here and there.
 One of the chief ideas behind the law is that which was dominant in the NF2A experi- ment-namely, that about 90 percent of in- dustry seeks to pay wages and establish work ing hours well beyond the minima fixed but that a "chseling 10 percent often forces it to lower standards. If the "chiselers" can- not meet the standards that are now to be fixed they will have to go out of business.
 There are those who hold that such results would be net loss to the nation. Such critics also often hold that shortening of hours lessens the volume of production and thus reduces the amount of goods and services to be distributed
 Then there is a school that holds that any general increase in annual earnings in any locality is soon absorbed by increased land values which are reflected in the cost of everything Another argument in criticism is that the setting of wage minima tends to re- duce all higher wages down to that point.
 These are not the views, naturally, of Mir Andrews or of the legislators who passed the new law The Administrator has had experi- ence in enforcing minimum wage and hours City and he says the results from such laws are good. Wage levels above the minima have gone up instead of down, he asserts Such also is said to have been the experience in ether States - Massachusetts, Illinois, New Hampshire, Ohio and California-w have similar State legislation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
THE GOBLINs PROWL TONIGHT

It is a superstition dating back a good many centuries that the witches prowl tonight It is the vigil of All Saints but generally it parties and pranks and it is to be expected that the gobns will be out in their customary large numbers around Juneau tonight As suggestion excellent place to have your tonight will be in the garage unless you want to find flat tires and soap the windows for these goblins to run toward those sort of things.
 We would like to suggest further to the goblns and witches while their prowls that they confne their activities to the CT less harmless pranks and avoid those things which result in property dam age and expense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH
 By ". L. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Do not say, T am angry at him. Say, T am angry with him. or, T am angry at the way he conducts himself"
 Often Mispronounced: Chamele- on. Pronounce k-me-le-un, a as in ask unstressed, both es as in me (second unstressed), accent sec- end syllable.
 Often Misspelleds Heinous; pro- nounced hay-nus.
 Synonyms: Distasteful, disagree able, unsavory, unpalatable.
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in- crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day Today's word Professorial; of or pertaining to a professor. Pronounce pro-fe-so-ri- al. principal accent on third syll- able). President Wilson had held varions professorial chairs. y