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The Washington times., 1938-10-27
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Use of Vegetables

Scurvy in this country has
been largely corrected by the
use of vegetables. either prop
erly cooked or raw. The intro
duction of orange juice was an
other revolutionary change.
Rickets, another common all
ment in my early days up here,
has been largely conquered by
cod-hver oil.
PediatricS has been a boon
to children. In my early days
of practice, preventive measures
and proper guidance were un-
known. The doctor was n7ver
called unless the child was sick.
often seriously so. There was
none of the present opportunity
for systematic care of well chill
dren which has made pediatr1cs
so favorably known in this day.
Regularity in child manage
ment was one of the revolu-
tionary ideas. Babies were
jounced, jiggled, carried about
and fed Just as fancy dictated
Mothers today are often amazed
at the clock-like schedule under
which we operate every minute
Of the day at the nursery.
Learned Through
Long Study
There can be little doubt as
to the advancement Of the the
ory of pediatrics in the COM
ing years. Children's needs are
so different from an adults
that it is only through long
study and concentration that
specialists have learned to en-
ter the intimate life Of the
child, not as an intruder but as
a friend. Any community which
has either a qualified pediatri-
clan or a physician well verSed
in this phase Of the profeS-
sion is a community where a
higher level of child, life will
be found.
Today pedlatrics is often the
beSt-organizao, the beStStaffed
department in up-to-date hos
pitalS. These specialists are
there for your Use and for the
use Of your child. See that
you avail yourself of their
service.
Tomorrow DR.. DGtoe lDilI haze
the first of a series of three
articles on GdenoidS and tonSilS.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Quick Temper
PTeUeHeS Peace

The husband or wife who IN
dulges in such long-spaced dis
turbences is q different crea-
ture from the one whose temper
is of the hair-trigger variety,
one which explodes ct the least
touch. There's no peace in q
house where the temper Of huS-
band and wife Is set on q quick
fuse. e..
If father has one Of those
slight-pressure, explosive tenn
peramentS. you can detect it
in the way the wife has Of mov-
ing about as If she were lodging
shots. She's never at ease, for
the shot may come from any
quarter, The slightest deviation
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
an unaccuStomed place, imagi-
nary forays on his possessions
(collar buttons, cuff links, tools,
books, neckties, etc., all Of which
he finds later on exactly where
he has put theFn)-and the
wife's face reflects an express
sion Of being too long on the
firing line.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Hollywood
Pardde
By ORRY.KELLY

By ORRY-KELLY
(FamOus Hollywood stylist writing for
International News SerVice)
HOLLYWOOD, october 27
N.S0Margaret Lindsay wins
first fashion prize in a walk
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Beauty Counsel

NV HEN there is so much
w of the vivid shades of
magenta, purple, and the
range of grape and wine
tones, you would hardly ex-
pect red hair to be in style,
but nearly all of the fash
ionable shops are rushed
with coloring of the various
shades, and the red Egyp-
tian henna is extremely
popular.
Certainly, it is not so effective
with the vivid colorS except blue,
black and the rust and usual
autumn shades, but there are
oil of these tones and the
pastels and white for formal
wear, so the redhead will find
becoming colorS.
The evening clothes Of gold
and metal cloth take on a regal
air when worn by a pretty red
head.
Not Permanent
As a Dye
This type of hair coloring has
always been the favorite with
young persons who simply
must try a different shade" It
is not a permanent dye but q
vegetable stain and will wear
off eventually with the sham
poos If it Is not kept UP. and
even though it lasts for months
the new growth next to the
scalp will have to be touched
up
With the right preparation,
even the darkest hair can be
made auburn. but one should
be sure the skin tone is clear
and fair, or the red hair will
not be flattering. Dark or
florid skin tones are always
out of harmony with red hair,
but nature usually provides the
correct hair tones for the skin.
We believe nearly all OF the
drab and nondeScfipt browns
can be improved and given new
importance with either the
Egyptian henna or one of the
other warm tintS.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Does She Impose
On Everyone?

Can she adapt herself to Q
new environment: or. for In
stance, If you happen to 60 with
her, on q picnic, does she pick
out the most comfortable log
and expect the hot dogs to be
brought to her without turning q
finger-and look angry II they
do not come? Does she have Q
you'd better" manner Of ask
ing for things? Does she borrow
other girls hats, coats, furS and
slippers, as II she were Columbus
taking possession In the name Of
the King and Queen Of SpainP
She may out-Hollywood Holly.
BOD in the matter Of beauty
but remember she's loaded and
the least touch will send her off.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Duchess S S
Retains S
Crown
As Best-DresSed Woman
Former Baltimore Belle
Still the Tops
BY JOSEPHINE HUGHES

0NE thing seems def
" nitely set in this tickle
fashion world! Wallis War
field Windsor has no idea
of relinquishing cher" crown
as one of its best-dressed
members!
According to a lengthy letter
just received from one of our
Paris style sleuths, this CORNER
Baltimore belle has done moth
ing these early October days
but shop, shop, shop and she's
remained loyal to her beloved
Mainbocher. In fact the duch-
eSS has ordered such q pile Of
sartorial finery (easily compar-
able to her world-famouS trouS-
seau) that speculation is rife
that the WindSorS are planning
an important" journey to an
important" place. Which lends
credence, Of course, to the ru-
mors that "at long last" they're
headed for these United States.
They Select
Same Models
Another charming continen!
tai, whom our Paris correspond
ent tells us has been on a bit
of a clothes collecting binge this
fall, is Madame Antenor Patino,
the former Christina Bourbon,
daughter Of the DUO Durcal, and
wife Of the Bolivian minister
to London. Strangely enough,
these two faShionplateS, who are
so busy ordering the most ex-
tenSive wardrobeS in Paris, are
showing marked preference for
the exact same models.
For country week ends, or trav-
cling, each ordered a brick,
green and beige checked tweed
number with the short bloused
jacket distinguished by the wide
sleeves that are finding such
favor with chic European women.
The short, brick-colored sweater
has the same deep sleeve cut.
Again the deep armhole, and
this time in a MORE under fur
coat" dress which buttons down
the front with a series Of rhine
stone fox'S masks.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Can't Depend
On This Type

A husband Of this type may
be a good prOvider. He may
have intervals Of charm, kindli-
ness and devotion but you can't
count on him. The highly mech
anized trigger and secondary
trigger, on which his temper is
set, goes off as II 1t were demon
strating its terrible efficiency.
The girl with the hair.triggeP
temper Is more Of q menace to
happy marriage than q husband
with the same Quick-firing dis
poSition. She'll be around the
house for. longer periods than
her husband, and youN be sub
mitted for longer intervals to
her hair.trigger state Of mind.
But unless a man Is utterly and
beSottedly in love, he may dis
cover before the fatal words are
said whether he Is about to do
mesticate this type Of firearm.
Let him observe, when he calls,
II the family flinches when she
asks q question. Do their words
tumble over each other in an
swering her? Has her voice Q
way Of taking on q razor edge
If you don't agree with her?
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Makes Pinkish
Shade for Hair

Do not use Egyptian henna
on gray hair. It will produce
q pinkish-carrot shade and a
much too carrotty tint on really
blond hair. It is possible, how
ever, to use the henna with
other tints but this is not done
by an amateur.
Always go to a reliable shop
for your first hair coloring, and
thereafter If possible, but If
you are clever enough to do the
work at home then be sure you
do not attempt to mix or blend
colorS blt use only one number
according to direction.
Send for the Egyptian HennG
Method" 1t is free OF charge
but please enclose a stamped.
Selt-GddreSSed envelope for your
reply. Address Donna Grace,
Beauty Editor of this paper.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27

Pediatrics has grown in recent
years from a sort Of side issue
Of obstetrics and medicine to one
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Fried Perch
Lemon GGrnished

Clean, as usual. the whole
fish and wipe dry. Roll in fine
cornmeal to which has been
added a little salt and white
pepper. Fry the perch in hot
lard with a little butter to a
nice brown. The fat must not
be too hot to fry the fish as it
Is likely to brown the fish with
out being thoroughly done.
Never add any cold lard or but
ter during the frying as it
checks the cooking and SpoilS
the taste. When done, take the
fish out carefully and serve on
o hot platter. GarniSh with
parsley and lemon slices.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27

of their children.
Take, for instance, when we
vaccinated the five Dionne girls;
a wave of favorable reaction to
such preventive measures swept
over this whole country. It
gives me pleasure just to think
what that alone must mean IN
raising the standards Of health
in many communities.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Vienna Cake
With Preserves

Cream three-quarterS Of a
pound Of sweet butter and add
three-quarterS of q pound of
confectionerS' sugar and the
beaten yolkS OF six eggs. Stir
for three-quarters of an hour.
add q rind Of a grated lemon
and one pound of sifted flour
and the stiffly beaten whites Of
four eggs. When well-mixed.
goll the dough on a board in
three layers. Bake in well-but-
tered cake pans. Place the lay
ers on each other, spreading
different kinds Of preserves be-
tween each. and dust with pow.
dered sugar on top.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Monument to. Children
Cannot Be Destroyed
Science of Infant Diseases Reached Net0 High
Through Care of Quintuplets
Donna Grace
By ALLEN ROY DAF0E; MD.
Personal Physician to the Dionne Quintuplets

Personal Physician to the Dionne Quntuplets
0NE of the things that has made my association with the
" quintuplets such joy is the knowledge that through
them pedatric the science Of chdrens diseases has
reached high That monument to five children
here in Caander which be destroyed
The Washington times., 1938-10-27
Cultivate
Placid
Manner
Quick Tenlpers Are Hard
On Domestic Harmony.
Says Writer

Says Writer
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Famous Authority on Problems
Of Love and Marriage
Copyright. 1883, by King Feature.
syndicate. Inc.)
THE first essential of q
Il happy marriage is q good
disposition.
Please don't think I'm ad-
vocating a yes-yes, namby.
pamby life partner who
hasn't enough personality to
blow up into a good storm
occasionally. An occasional
storm isn't a bad thing for
clearing the domestic atmos-
phere. But these storms
should be spaced plenty far
apart.
The Washington times., 1938-10-27

Tomorrow DR.. DGtoe tOill hGpe
the first OF a series of three
articles on Gdenoids and tonSils.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Jenom jeden termin pro
governerv.

Howard Bruce, demokratic-
ky narodn1 pfedak We schdzi
5. distriktu demokratickeho
klubu, v pondelf navrhl plan,
ably pracovano bylo pro doda-
tex, die nehoz governor Mary
landu by mohl 1radovati jen
pc jeden term1n a nemohl ma
stoupiti pc vyprSen1 term1nu
sveho znovu.
We schGzi O'Conor, kandi-
dat, slfbil, re bude-li zvolen
governerem, jmenovati Dude
do 1fadu osoby s velikou peel,
re udrz1 meritn1 system a re
vystr1ha Sc politiky pri soud-
covskych ustanovenfch, vet
SIGH i mensich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
1870 mladych We statu proti
Valce.

Skorem kazdy mlady Mary
landau z osmi odeprel by witt
zbran, kdyby Spojene Staty
vesly do valky, jak udavajf
pocty uveTejnene We Washing
ton komisi americke mladeze.
A z mladych hotovych bojova-
tt, vetsina media Sc vraditi do
brovolne do vojska, ale cekati
Dude ma donucen1, udavano
jest dale.
Udan1 tato zalozena jsou ma
otaznlku vydanem ku vice ne
Iii $4,000 mladym muffin v
Baltimore a v Marylandskych
okresech.
Narod ma 20, oOO, 900 mia
d1kG a divek We veku mezi 16
a "a roxy.
Jenom ctvrtina dfvek rekla,
re hotovy by byly odporuciti
svym bratf1m, milencGm, ane-
DO manzel1m, ably sc dali vTa-
dit do vojska.
Hosi a dfvky z rad zidov-
skych ukazali nejvfce odporu
prot vradenf do vojska zatim
tt, co z katolickych robin jsou,
vykazuj1 nejvetsf pocet MOI
nych dobrovolniku.
Mestska mladez ukazala
pOmerne ochotu nebraniti sc
vraden1 do vojska. Farmarska
mladez neukazala tax dalece
zadnou ochotu pc tomto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
"Mir Ia kazdou cenu", volani
Angle " pritomne krisi.

Anglicka vlada We stredu O.
manila sv6tu, re zamyslf FL
dit sc heslem mir "a kazdou
cenu" v nynejsf evropske krisi.
Toto upozornenf vysvitlo z
fecf prvnfho ministra, Neville
Chamberlain v poslanecke she
mOvne a Lorda Halifax, zahra
nicn1ho ministra.
Hlavnim bodem obou bylo
tvrzeni, re Angle nevada Sc
nynejsf sve politiky v nemicha-
nj Sc do Span6lske zapletky a.
nj V jakemkoliv pokusu teto
zeme ohledne Ital1 a Nemc1.
Harold Nicholson upozornil
prvnfho ministra, re bylo an
glickou politikou pc tri stoleti
haiti Spanelsko.
Jak Chamberlain tax Lord
Halifax postavili Sc ma stano-
visko, re nenf prfciny veriti, re
vftezstvf faSistickeho generala
Francisco Franco by uskodilo
zajm1m Angle.
Recn1ci v p%arlamentu doda-
tecne ukazovali, re anglicka
vlada stale jde ku predu v po-
kusech docfliti dohodu s Berlf-
mem a R1mem. Lord Halifax
zavrhl Mailed, ably toto preda-
no bylo Lie NarodG.
= Litva We stredu dala ma
jevo postrach re stanoviska
jak Polsku tax Nemecku, re
tyto by molly uz1ti dnesnf stu
ace Evropske a zmocniti sc te-
to. Postrach tam vladne, re
polske vojsko NIUE byti uzito,
ably rozhodlo obnovenou po-
hranicni situaci, jez zhorsena
byla povazlive II. bTezna sraz
kou ma hranicfch, v nlz polsky
vojak usmrcen byl. z Varsavy
We stfedu popreno bylo, Re Pol
sko ultimatum Litve zaslalo.
= Ceskoslovensky parla-
ment rozbouren byl We stfedu
podruhe hrozivym vyrokem
sudetskeho Nemce, Karla En-
huber, ktery mluvil pro zmenu
politiky ceskoslovenske vlady
a zadal, ably tato zarfzena by
la Poole svycarske a belgicke
politiky. Vladnf kruhy prohla-
silly We stredu, re narod hotov
jest pocfti vyjednavanf S Ne
meckem ohledne dohodnut1 Sc
sc sudetskymi N6mci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
zaloba nepovsimnuta.

Baltimore okresu porota v
sobotu nepovslmla 81 kriminal-
nj zaloby prot dvema muz1m
podane.
Nechala stranou pf1pad Ed
warda T. Hinton z Ruxton,
jenz udan byl pro 1tok ma mia
dou zenu a pTfpad Roberta
Smiley z Dundalk obzalovany
re smrti Alfredo Schlimme z
Dundalk. Tento zemrel pc
rvacce v hospode v lednu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

V Pocomoke City, Md, 45
lety Granville l.. Hall, ktery
vail $40 liber, padl We SVEN
obydlf a skonal. Stale Sc to We
chvfli, kdy vstaval s lIzka, pri
cemz pomocnfka, jenz mu po-
mahal, primackl pri padu. By
skosen ochrnutim srdce.
Zesnuly byl vysoky 5 stop a
n palcI. Dial Sc ukazovsti v
cirku. Byl IMAM po celem W.
chode. Poslednich nekolika
mesic1 nemohl sam choditi a
musil mfti pomoc. X pohfbeni
musil mfti zvlastni rakev. Ably
no dostali re svetnice, musili
Ivybourati jednu stenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Eastern High skola pfevzata
uredns.

Henry D. Harlan, predseda
skoln1ho odboru komisi We
Tejneho zlepsovanf, ktera T1di-
la stavbu move skoln1 budovy,
jez stojl ma 33. ulici a Loeb
Raven boulevardu, predal tuto
v pondeli pri zvlastnf slavnos-
tt mayoru Jacksonovi. Slavno-
sti pr1tomno bylo ma 1000, j.
miz naplneno bylo auditorium
do posledn1ho m1sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Kratce pc haseni ohns zemrel,

Milton B. MagilI, As rOku
starry hasic, jenz byl We sluzbe
IL rok1, zemrel v 1tery v de-
partmentni nemocnici ma Gay
ulici ami ne pc celych dvou no
dinach, kdyz pomohl v haseni
ohne S muzstvem STANCE, {. 5.
Chen hasen byl v 1900 blocku
Cough ulice. Pc navratu do
STANCE pocal 81 st6zovati. V
kratkosti zemTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Zapsanych zadatelG prace
$4,000 We statu.

Vice neil 10000 osob hle-
dajicfch praci zapsano jest
sluzbou Marylandskeho statnf
no zamestnanf, jak uverejnuje
direktor, D. l.. B. Finger.
Baltimorska 1radovna ma
jich pres $4,000, Cumber-
landu z~aneseno 1857, newt
&c to pc Baltimore.
Zamestnavatele v Baltimore
uzfvajf zapisG techto stale v
rostoucim poctu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Green postmistrem ma dalSi
diva roxy.

z Washingtonu oznameno,
re Ernest Green Dude znovu
jmenovan postmistrem v Bal
timore ma dalsf diva roxy, ale
re nebude moci z1stati v IRA
du al dosahne veku. 70 rok1-
diva roxy cd nynejska. Green
indorsovan byl obema senate
ry, Tydingsem a Radcliffe. T.
radovan1 jeho vyprselo %. L.
nora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Kradeze.

Devet hodinek ukradeno by
10 re zlatnickeho obchodu We
200 blocku N. Liberty ulice. u
kradene ceneny jsou ma $780,
SO. Obchod vlastn1 William
J. Miller. Zlodej ku hodinkam
81 pomohl rozbit1m skla vykla-
dnf skTfne.
= Pc dobytf Sc zadnfmi
dveTmi vedouclmi do sklepa
do domu George Hauth, 2O45
Cliftwood avenue, zlodej v u
terry ukradl z tohoto sperky "
Gene $50 mezi 8 hdinou a p1l
jednou v noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

Studentova mrtvola " zalivu.
Mrtvola studenta z lekarske
skoly Marylandske university,
nalezena byla v 1tery We vo-
dach zalivu. Postradan byl pc
sedm tydnG. Byl synem j. Bur
Ike Gray, mayora z Murphy,
Severnf Karolfna. Postradan
byl Cd vecera, v nemz 1castnil
sc S oSetrovatelkou z Johns
Hopkins cocktail spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Spatne Sc potssila.

Gladys Kowaleski z w. Fa-
yette ulice, zatcena pro nepo-
Tadne chovanf, uveznena byla
v cell zapadnf policejnf stani-
ce. Ably Sc tam utesila, zapa-
lila 81 cigaretu. Cd cigarety
chytily Sc ma nj saty a ona tax
|tezce popalena, re vzata byti
musela do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Odporuceni Broeninga.

Republikansky klub IL. dis
triktu odporucil We schulz sve
resoluc1 ably byvaly mayor,
William F. Broening prohlasil
Sc kandidatem governerskeho
uradu.
We SVEN pT1pisu governor
Nice oznamil klubu, re hotov
by byl ustati cd kandidovanf,
kdyz by kandidatem prohlasil
Sc Broening.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Automobilv.

Laura A. German, SO rok1
stara ucitelka verejne skoly,
zranena byla v automobilove
nehode. Klfcnf kost byla il
pferazena a nekolik zeber fla
mano We srazce dvou automo-
blu ma Milton avenue a Bid
die ulici. Automobil, v nemz
ucitelka jela, r1dila Evelyn F.
Dashiells, 3Oleta re 400 bloc
ku N. Milton avenue. Jak O.
ma tax f1dic druheho automo-
blu, Paul Silver, udani byli.
= Henry Kern, 81 roku sta
remu, prerazena byla noha au-
tomobilem ma Charles a Ham
burg ulicfch. Srazen byl zad-
nj castf automobile, jehoz RI
die, jak Sc soudf, ami nevedel O
nehode.
= John C. Coffey, 20 rokdG
starry z Evergreen avenue Cd
souzen byl ku pokute $1OO.95,
re rfdil automobil, kdyz OPT
lynn byl a ku pokute $5.95 re
jel neopatrne.
Policista Kappes, svedcil,
re ma Greenmount avenue a
Preston ulici vrazil do taxica-
bu. Pc narazu chtel Sc rvati.
Policista jej premluvil, ably
nechal svnj automobil staff a
odejel domd taxicabem.
= Manzele Edgar Green re
1908 N. Castle ulice srazeni
byli do bezvedomf v sobotu,
kdyz pTechazeli ulice, Ash
land avenue a Chester ulici.
Automobil r1dil Vincent Tassi.
= Ma Druid Hill avenue a
Mosher ulici zranena byla &C.
ella Caswell, 3Oleta, jez T1dila
automobil a John Miller, jenz
v tonic S nj jel. Oba osetTeni
byli v nemocnici. Ride dru-
heho automobile, jenz srazil
Sc S t1mto automobilem, byl
Henry Campbell.
-Tr1leta Verna Mae Schaub
potlucena byla, kdyz sbehla S
chodnfku Patterson Park ave-
nue. u Eager ulice.
- zaluje re tezce a trvale
zranen byl taxicabem Sun Cab
spolecnosti, Thomas Wiley,
zadal v sobotu zalobu ma Cd
skodne v obnosu 500, 900. Die
s~vedectv1, Wiley cekal ma e.
lektrickou poulicnf karu ma
North avenue, kdyz srazen byl
taxicabem. Az do nynejska
jest v nemocnici. Nehoda u
dala sc v lednu.
- Taxicabem v nedeli sra
zen byl 56lety Louis johnson
ma Eastern avenue a Bond uli-
CT. Zranen byl bolestne.
= Emil Harrington, 21lety
z Church Hill, Md, smrteln6
zranen byl, kdyz srazil Sc au-
tomobilem svym S mlfcn1m
truckem ma silnici Church Hill
Centreville behem hustle MILKY.
- Ma Patterson Park ave-
nue. u Pratt ulice zatcen byl v
pondel1 v noci 52lety Jonas
Frosburg, jenz hnal Sc ulic1
bez svetel ma AUTOMOBILE SVEN
a jenz ridil AUTOMOBILE opilym
jsa.
= Stiznosti automobilistG
ma spatne umistnene vystraz-
ne tabulky, vezicky a vse jine
v ohledu tonic vedou automo-
bilovy klub Baltimorsky k to-
mu, ably zakonodarna pc SVEN
sejitf Sc pozadana byla O zme-
nu techto. Zvlaste st1znosti
vedeny ma tabulky a znamenf
narizujfc1 zastaven1 a rychlost
jfzdy.
- Asi $4,000 Maryland
skych automobilist1 povesilo
move licensni tabulky We sire
du. Move tabulky jsou zelene
a bile.
Komisar poclta, re ma 30O,-
900 automobile Dude licenso-
vano do /. dubna, kdy je ko-
necna LIME ku obnoven1 licen-
Sc stanovena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Prosime, nepTehlednSte!

Nase mile dopisovately pro-
sine, ably nam zpravy zaslany
byly nejdele do stTedy dopole-
dine, ably molly v~ytisteny byti
v tydnu, kdy zaslany, v Tele-
grafu a nemusely pro nedosta-
tex mfsta byti odlozeny ma pr1-
sti tyden. Dfky!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
DSlnik usrnrcen.

Padem Sc strechy Potomac
Edison move stanice v Cumber-
land, zabit byl v sobotu 27lety
delnik, John Henry Gerdeman.