davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28

V okoli ostdy Stare Hute ma
Frenstatsku zije mezi lidem po-
vest o certovi, ktery tn hledal
nevestu a cht6l Sc dokonce oze-
niti s jednou krasavic1 z Hute.
D1vku mel dostati, kdyz do 48
hodin postav1 ma vrcholu Kne-
hyne v Beskydach brad. Nepo-
darilo sc to vsak ami certovi a
jake pamatka ma tn dobu "a
chovalo Sc tn tradicf lidovou ma
hore skalisko, ma nemz Sc uka-
zuj1 tisky certovych zad a zka-
menele ret6zy, kterych pry po-
uz1val pri stavbe. Ma hore Kne-
hyni jsou tez zbytky "Certova
mlyna."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Lekar spachal sebevrazdu.

DR.. P. j. Flory, lekar a pro-
minentnl obcan v Pawnee City,
Nebraska, byl nalezen zaduse-
ny v AUTOMOBILE asi sest mil
vychodne cd mesta. V pondell
odjel z domova a kdyz v utery
bylo jeho auto nalezeno a shle-
dano, re bylo uzavrene a cd
vyluku vedla gumova hadice,
kterou proudil monoxidovy
plyn dovnitr. Nebylo nejmen-
81 pochybnosti, re DIR. Flory
sebevrazdu, ale co jej
k tomu primelo, nenf znamo.
Byl 81 rok star. Narodil sc v
Pawnee City, kde zanechal
manzelku a dive dltky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Transrnise a klika.

Do nemocnice v Kromerlzi
pTivezli 37leteho delnfka Fran
tiska Ptacka z Hulfna Sc zlo-
menymi trent zebry, otresem
mozku a pohmozdeninami ma
tele. Ptacek byl ~zachycen pri
praci v cukrovaru v Hullne
transmis1 a odhozen Ike zdi,
kde zdstal lezet v bezvedomi.
48lety zemedelsky delnfk Jo-
SET Cihanek pomahal svemu
hospodari pr orani traktorem
We Stffkach ma Kromerlzku. Pr
natacenl motoru sc vymrstila
pojednou klika z loziska a pre-
razila d6lnlkovi ruku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Strom rozdrtil dslnika.


Ma nadvorf jedne velke to-
varny Zabrdovic1ch 44lety
delnfk Frantisek Moudry re
zidenic, kacel s nekolika po-
mocnfky u plotu tovarny vyso-
Ike stromy. Podfaty strom Sc
necekane nachylil a padl pTi-
mo ma Moudreho a zavalil no.
Sebehnuvs1 sc delnfci Moudre-
no hned z pod kmene vyprosti-
Ii, lee nejevil uz znamky 1.-Two
ia. Strom rozdrtil Moudremu
hrudnlk. D6lnlk pc vnitrnfm
zakrvaceni "a nekolik minut
zemTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28

Statkar J. Kondelfk v Ciste
pestuje kazdy rok hlavkove re
Ii, stejne jake jeste JIM rolnfci
v Ciste. Letos mel Kondelfk ma
poll mimoradne velikou a kras-
nou urodu. Hlavky zeli byly
nejen jake opravdove hlavy, a.
lie temer jake kola. V prime
ru dosahovaly temer poloviny
metru a vazily este bez koTe-
ne a prebytecnych list1 sest i
vice kilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28

V Elyria, Arthur Miller, IS
rokG starry, byl vytazen z hori-
chic domu mrtev. Miller ode
bral Sc vecer ma navstevu INA
mych a mysl1 Sc, re pc pr1cho-
du domu chtel is uvaTiti kavu
ma kerosenovych kamnech, pri
cemz nastal vybuch a oblek ma
Millerovi byl zachvacen plane
ny. Miller bydlel S manzelkou
a sedmiletou dceruskou V ma
en- domku ma West River Rd.
Motoristi spatrili pozar a kdyz
vnikli do domku, nalezli Mile
ra lez1c1ho ma zemi. Vynesli no
ma vzduch, ale veskere pokusy
pfivesti no k zivotu selhaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28

PRIME Sc cesky prodavac
k prodavan1 venku. Dobra pTl-
lezitost pro praveho muze. Plat
a provise. Haste Sc u p. Harry
Greenebauma, 1900 E. Monu-
ment st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Censovni 1rad ~zjisfuje zpoma-
leni populacniho vzrIstu.

Klesajlcf porodnost a temeT
uplne zastaven1 pTistehovalec-
tvf jsou Poole censovniho IRA
du dive priciny, proc populace
Spojenych StatG "a poslednich
deset let tax nepatrne vzrostla.
Nezmenf-li Sc podminky, m1-
zeme v pr1stfch tricfti az ctyry-
citi letech ocekavati ustaleny
nebo snad i klesajfci pocet O.
byvatelstva.
/. dubna 1910 byla populace
zem6 131,669,275, Gill O 1884,
.229 dust vice neil pred desiti
Lefty. Tento 7.2 procentnl wrist
je nejmenslm, zaznamenanym
cd roku 1870, kdy byly porize-
ny prve populacnl zaznamy.
Pocetne je to nejmensi popu-
lacnf wrist cd des1tileti 1860
1870, kdy populace vzrostla. o
8,375,128 osob.
V pTistehovalectvl nastala v
poslednim desftileti tax pozo-
ruhodna zm6na, re dnes Sc MI
re mluviti spfse o odlivu neil
prilivu. Pocet osob opustiv-
SIGH Spojene Staty v ~poslednich
desfti letech presahoval pocet
prij1zdejlc1ch O 46,518. V OBJ
dobf cd 192O-193O byl popu-
lacn1 wrist O 17,O64,426 z 19
procent zaprlcinen pTistehova-
lectvfm.
Populacnf presuny v r1znych
statech mely "a nasledek po-
kles poctu obyvatelG v sesti sta
tech. V minulosti nikdy nekle.
sla populace v jedinem desfti
lett We vice nezli We trech sta.
tech. V p~rftomnosti jedna Sc
pet statd nejhIre postizenycf
prachovymi bouremi, ktere pre-
menily drodnou pddu temei
pres noe v 1plnou poust, a kite
re primely tisice farmarskycl
robin, ably Sc vydaly "a hleda
MIN novych domovd. Tyto sta
ty byly Severnl Dakota, jim
Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska
Oklahoma. Populace sesteh'
statu, Vermontu, klesla pouz'
o $50 osob.
Re statu, nichz populac'
vzrostla, zlskala jedina Kali
fornie O vice neil million oby
vateld. Jine staty, v nichz pc
Get obyvatelstva znacne stou
pl, jsou New York, Florida
Texas, Michigan, North Carroll
ma, Tennessee, Pennsylvania
Illinois, Louisiana, Ohio a Viz
ginie. Stat New York, sc svJ
mi 13,479,142 obyvateli, zach
val 81 i nadale prvni misto ia
ko nejlidnatnejsf stat. Ma dru
hem mfste byla Pennsylvania
$500, 900 obyvateli a ma pc
sledn1m Nevada Sc 11O.247.
Pozoruhodny wrist kaliforn
ske populace mono 81 vysvetli
tt jednak osazenlm novych i
zeml, jednak - podobne jak'
u Floridy - migracl jistycl
tf1d do teplejsfch koncin. V j
nych statech prispel k populaG
n1mu vzrdstu pr1myslovy roz
mach, V jinych, zvlast6 We sta
tech jizn1ch, vetsf porodnost
v hornatych statech a ma seve
rozapade pr1liv farmard, ktef
Sc tam prestehovali re svycl
zpustoSenych farem v prasn,
panvi.
F. L. I. S. - Common Counci
for American Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28

We Walla Walla, Wash, "a
Lefty Denzel Davis re Seattle
byl v statnl trestnici obesen "a
zavrazden1 sve matky Harriet
Arnold. Ubodal il bodlem ma
led Is. bTezna 1910. Nez vstou
pill ma popraviste, zadal 20 Cd
.pusteni vsechny lidi, manzelku
a decko."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28

We Wilmington, DEL, 33leta
Florence Reed byla ~zatcena ma
obzalobu, re zabila sveho 38le-
teho manzela, jehoz jmeno by
10 William N. Reed Sr. Policie
pravi, re no pfi hadce udefila
vazou do hlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Nalez kostry ma popravisti.

Ma rozhranl Klatov byla ma
podzim na1ezena pr kopani
hlubsf jamy lidska kostra. Ma
m1sto nalezu byl povolan Cd
bornfk, musejn1 1rednfk Pla-
nicka, ktery zjistil, re jde o ko-
stru ulozenou do zem6 pred
100 az $50 lety. Pochazf asi z
dolby, kdy bylo okol1 nalezu
popraviste. Svedcf o tom DIAL
81 nalezy n6kolika koster a le-
bek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Nadsje.

z Waco, Texas, Sc sdeluje,
re umrt1 ma zapal Pile Dude v
pr1st1ch nekolika letech velmi
zmenseno, ma pet procent z n.y.
n6jsfch triciti. TAX prohlasil
DR.. Alexander pri schulz leka-
ri okresu McLennan. Lekar-
ska veda dobre a dosti rychle
p~okracuje prot zapalu Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Otec "a ditek zemrel We veku
IS let.

We Wiliamstown, N. c., Reu-
ben Columbus Bland, otec "a
dltek, jemuz Sc roku 1926 do
stale velike publicity v novi-
mach, byl mu dan titul "cham-
pion father a byl dovezen do
Washington k pTedstavenl
presidentu Coolidgeovi, je mr.
tev.
Bland zemfel We veku IS ro-
XII. Jeho dive manzelky a pax
20 z jeho dftek no v smrti pre-
deslo. Pc prve Sc ozenil, kdyz
byl 10 rok1 star. S prvnf man.
zelkou mel Is a s druhou 10
d1tek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-28
Nejstarsi kamenny most je
" Pisku.

Mesto P1sek v Cechach ma
vzacnou pamatku stareho ces-
keno mostn1ho stavitelstv1. Je
to pisecky kamenny most pres
reku Otavu. Byl vybudovan We
XIII. stolet1 a je nejstarslm ka-
mennym mostem Cechach vi
bee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

CHCAGO-CoL Charles A Land
bsrgh said Thursday night that 1t
= not within our power n Amer
ies today 10 win ths war for Eng
land. even though ve throw the
entire resources Of our nation into
the conflict"
England and France" Lind
bergh said At a midwest meeting
Of the America First committee
lost the war even before It Was
declared"
He urged AN independent des-
tiny for the United States
war n not inevitable for
this country" Lndbergh said
The claim that our participa-
ton 1. inevitable IL simply
propaganda by those who
want to get us In.
We are simply experiencing the
hysteria and propaganda that
comes with a major war We must
recognize the fact that along with
perfectly sincere people. there are
groups in this country whose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Alaska Governor
Denounces Pocket
Book Patriots

JUNEAU. Alsska-Gov. Ernest
Gruening. whose territory is in the
front line OF national defense,
charged Friday that pocket book
patriots with a dollar sign for their
flag" had defeated his request for
funds to construct national guard
armories In Alaska.
Gruening renewed his attack on
absentee" economy in Alaska and
denounced the "pocketbook patri-
OTIS" who. he said, had helped de-
feat much Of his legislative pro-
gram including the proposal TO ap-
propriats 100000 for armories.
The governors statement WAS
made public here In his absence
and after his arrival in Washing
ton. d. C., TO confer with federal
authorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Heavy Casualties Suffered
By Hitler 5 Armies in
Attempt TO Rule Balkans

probably viii continue 10 until re-
Inducements are brought up from
East Africa.
FAsCIsTS ADMIT
LOSS or wARsHIPs
The Italians admitted the loss
Of a torpedo boat. damage to two
others. loss Of two transports and
damage to others In the British
fleet attack ON q convoy between
Sicily and the African coast which
Was revealed by . British sd-
mirslty eommunique three days
ago.
The Italians also reported that
the Royal Air Force had attacked
Tripoh and Derns with consider
able force.
The German air force attacked
Portsmouth again last night while
the British were busy over Berlin.
London escaped attack. possibly
indicating that the Germans EN-
ployed close 10 their maximum
available force In the big attack
of the night before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
CIO Starts Drive
AT Boeinq Plant

sEATTIE-The CLIO will open n
drive Sunday 10 organize the TO-
900 employees Of the BoeinE Air
craft company. 1t WAS announced
Friday. Boeing Ia building $780,
00o. 900 worth of planes for the
United States and Great Britain.
Workmen. the majority of whom
are claimed by the Aeronauticsl
Mechanics union (AFL). have
formed 1b-man defense" squads
for every shift and every shop, In
an effort to forestall C1o organ
izstion.
We're not looking for trouble, y
aaid Harry Bomber. president of
the ALL union. but we're pre-
pared to resist this Communist
inspired drive. and n 1t starts to
pop. wen Be ready"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
German Push
Toward Suez
Is Stopped!

LONDON The German
drive against Egypt and the
vital Suez canal has been halt
ed and the axis forces have
been put on the defensive
around Tobruk and Sollum,
British military quarters said
Friday.
Military experts declined TO
prophecy whether the German
drive could or would be resumed.
II was said that the British cam
paign against Italy In Ethiopia
has not yet been finished. italian
forces still were resisting In small
units with the British pursuing
and marrying them.
The axis mechanical forces
had been striking with stead
ily-increasing fury Mt the Brit
lsh Empire line On the Egyp-
tian frontier after driving
across eastern Ilbys In two
weeks.
Empire forces were reported
holding well with the aid OF British
navy attacks on German-Itslian
advanced positions and Royal Air
Force attacks on the axis supply
lines and concentration points to
the rear.
II WAS indicated now. MILL
tary sxpsrts said. that the silt
uation In the western desert
was increasingly . question Of
tame-whether the empire limo
could hold until reinforce
n,ents, proceeding by forced
march, could arrive ut the
front from East Africa
Gen. Sir Archibald WRvell, COM
mander- n-chief of the army of the
Nile. needs two or three weeks In
which to consolidate q new army
some experts said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

tack. They dropped a new type
bomb Of terrific destructive power
on the center OF Berlin.
Rescue squads were stiII
digging the dead and wounded
from the homes and buildings
demolished In Wednesday
nights German raid, on Lon
don, the greatest air raid of
al time, when the British
planes took off from their
home bases.
They went to hurl Britain's defy
To the luftwaffe after the German
high command had announced that
it's night raid was a reprisal for
raid of April on Berlin, and
that future raids on the Naz
capital would be followed by even
greater raids on British cities.
Fighting bed weather, the
British planes flew 400 miles
~ bomb Berlin, ~ Britons
had hoped they would.
The air ministry said In its
communique:
A number Of very pO1oer-
fm bombs lUsre dropped on
targets IN the center Of Ber-
lin last night during the
heaviest attack pet made on
the enemy's capital.
Fires immediately broke
out.
"The attack pos pressed
home and mdnp bursts Were
seen across the target.
"Substantidl damage Ger
tainly Wds done"
Other planes bombed targets in
Holland, including Rotterdam
where there are great oil depots,
on Cologne, in the heart OF the
Industrial area Of Germany. and
on 4 number Of other places In
northwest Germany.
British planes attacked the
Observation-Disclosures port of Cher
bourg by daylight Thursday, the
ministry said. and bombed several
German merchant ships along the
coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
.illkie Asks
Apology OF
ShaughnessY
Seottle Bishop
Declines Answer
To Eosfey Sermon

SEATTLE Wendell L.
WillkIe Friday asked a public
apology from the Most Rev.
Gerald Shaughnessy for an
Easter sermon in which the
Catholic bishop indirectly ac-
cused the Republican presi-
Dental nominee of holding his
campaign pledges lightly.
II understand" q wire from
willkie said. that by implication
you made a personal attack on me
In your Easter sermon. VIII you
kindly point out to me where II
was ! spoke Of any pledge that l
had ever made AZ campaign ora
tory. II you cannot find 1t will
you not please issue a public
Apology"
The Most Rev. Mr.. shsughnes-
~ declined an immediate public
answer.
Nuok u
sald directly 10 Mr.. Willkis
- I believe the amenities re-
quire. II MIR. Willkie then
wishes 10 make public the en-
tire correspondence l shall
have no obJoction."
Bishop shsughnessy's Eastsr
sermon. directed at the declining
sense Of public responsibility. said
In part:
Recently we witnessed m sx-
citing national campaign and slec-
ton In which specific statements
were made and our most solemn
pledges given TO our country, sup
posedly on the word OF honor OF
u Christian gentleman.
''But . few days ago when
this person. whose later action
belied his promises, WAS taxed
with his own words, he lightly
dismissed the subject with the
revealing words. that WAS hut
campaign orntory.'"
The bishop referred to tssu
mony before the senate foreign
relations committee. hearing argu
ments on the lease-lend bill.
Sen. Gerald p. Nye asked Will
kie:
''Ons more assertion Of yours
that of Oct. 80: on behalf of hi
tRoosevelt'D past performance
with pledges Of the people, yol
may expect we will be at wa
by April. ls41, II he 10 elected
Do you still agree that that nigh
} be the case ?"
: Wilkes reply was: 1T Nigh
: be. II WAS . bit Of csmpaisi
orstory."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
America Can't Win War
For England, Indy Ayers

prime objective Is 70 W IL int
the war these groups are OF
real enemies"
OF Great Britain. ne sad.
we must face the fact that
England Ia in a desperate po-
sition. Up IN date she has
lost every major campaign In
which she had participated.
Her geographical and
economic position - IS great =
disadvantage In this age of
aircraft and submarines. a. 10
was an advantage Ia her In
the era Of sailing ships"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
~ UNITED PRESS

Hopes for settlement of the Is
dsy-old work stoppsge by <0o, 900
soft coal miners eentsred on q
meeting at New York Friday be-
tween the CLIO United Mine Work.
ers union and q bloc Of Southern
operators
Under pressure from de-
Tense industries threatened by
coAl shortages. nsediators
hoped To reach = compounds
On the Southern operators
refusal to approve the wage
contract already accepted by
Northern operators.
Meanwhile Is locals Of the
United Automobile Workers union
tCIo) began taking strike votes
at 81 plants Of the General Motors
corporation.
The vote was ordered by Walter
Reuther, director Of the JAW
General Motors department. and
r. J. Thomas. president Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Claims Navy
ConvoYShips

WASHINGTON - Ser. Charles
y. Tobey. r.. n. r.. asserted IN
the senate Friday that he had -
eeived reliable information that
the Roosevelt administration AL
thorized conveying OF merchant
vessels BY the United States navy
about one month ago"
Tobey said "a government
investigator advised that he
had information from within
the maritime commission that
conveys are being secretly em-
pIoyed at this time"
Information that actual convoy
ing began about a month ago.
Tobey said. came In letter from
the Atlantic seaboard" written BY
a woman with young relative
who was taken III. put ashore. and
thinks someone should know
that conveying already has been
initiated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
No Big Names at
Durbin Wedding

HOLLYWoOD-Deanna Durbin
ssts married Friday night in one
of the biggest weddings here yet
and probably its least spectac-
ulsr.
When Miss Durhin sent invita-
tons TO her marriage to Vaughn
Paul. an associate film producer
and the only beau she ever had.
she mailed them first 10 her
friends. mostly electricians. car
penters. cameramen and wardrobe
women at her studio. When she
finished the list, there wasn't any
more room in the church - SO
there'll be not q single hig-time
star At the wedding except the
bride.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
The War
In Brief


LONDON - Royal Air Force
makes biggest attack Of war on
Berlin. hart a German capital
blasted with new-type bombs; sit
uation IN Greece serious but no
brsak-through reported; Germans
temporarily halted In Africa but
reinforcement Of British positions
~dli require two or three weeks;
Germans blitz Portsmouth, again.
neutrality-suspicious. eap,tulate:
1s.ooo Greek priseasrs, many gums
taken - attach - Greece y
stsppsd up; British rid damages
~eultussl" sbjscta In Berlin.
ATmENs-Ailied lines bend but
% not break: Nsxis keep attack
ing oblivious to Losses: ''rectifica-
tion" Of lines under way due to
Mas salient south q Grevena but
no German penetration south Of
Nj. Olympus; Greeks retrsatins
from Albania. admit German ad-
vance continues.
nOAGE-Itaiiass admit los Of
tssYeas hsas asd two transports,
damAgs - TIVE torpedo baats and
stlAee ships n Drittsh convoy At
tacak 81 sicily; heavy Raj raids
- 49, Trlunu. affn~k SSxxn~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
SOLDIERS IN FIGHT

Arthur J. X. Ware and Hoyt X.
Layton. Fort Lewis soldiers. ar
gued Thursday night. finally .x-
changed blows in front Of 1905
Pacific ave Layton. police said.
Knocked Ware down. Police booked
Ware for drunk. took him 10 the
county hospital for treatment OF q
head injury. then turned him
over TO military police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Mediaiors Hope to End
DISPUTE in Coal Industry

uAW-CIO. They charged no prog
ress had been made In six weeks
Of negotiations on the union de-
mands for q union shop, 10 cents
an hour general wage increase,
vacations with pay, and other
points.
Reuther said men working on
GMCs defense contracts Of ap-
proximstely s70o. 900 600 would
not be called out. GIN officials
have said defense work could not
be isolated from regular produe-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
LAW GRADUATES

Sidney Blsckmer WAS visited on
the set Of Love Crazy" by John
Hsnes, former Under Secretary OF
State at Washington. Hanes and
the actor were classmates at the
University OF North Carolina
School Of Law, and hadn't seen
each other since graduating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
EvaCuatinq
Bremen Port

VANCOUVER. p. C.-Ths Ger
man port Of Bremen Is beng svse-
usted as quickly IS shelter can 10
found elsewhere for the populs-
ton. Jewish refugees from Ger
many said Friday after their ar
rival here on the japanese liner
Heisn Maru.
One young refugee who sad Re
had left Bremen March i asserted
Is streets in the city had been
completely destroyed by Royal Air
Force bombs. and 40 other streets
were badly damaged. He sad
evacuation Of the civilian populs-
ton OF Bremen had been under
way since January
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Fiery Itching Skin


Here = clean. powerful penetrssinx
eli now dispensed by pharmacists every
whore at trifling cost that brings speedy
relief from itching and torture OF nest
externally caused akin troubles
Not only dcss Eoone'k Emerald OIL
oooths the itching and torture bur 1t
helps prcmote more rapid and healthy
bealing. fou can obtain Ncons's Emerald
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Brakeman Is Killed

CHEHALfS 49, Harry Davidson.
so. brakeman on the Cowhtz. Che
halls and Cascade railway, was
crushed between two cars near
Asyfield late Thursday and died
en- route TO a hospital here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Capt. Jimmy to Bid
His Bride goodbye
SAN FKANClSCO-

SAN FRANCISCO Capt. James
Roosevelt. SS-year-old son OF the
president. will bid his bride good
bye Saturday and leave here by
plane for the orient To serve with
the U. s. marines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

BERLIN-Strong British ROYAL
Air Force units attempted to raid
Berlin last night despite a warn
Ing given by the German air force
on the previous night with a ire
mendous reprissl attack on Lon
don" the German high command
said Friday.