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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
WILLKIE PfSE 0 SVE CESTE
KOLEM SVETA.
Move knihy: posudek z pera
Stephena Pearce.)

Wendell Willkie napsal kni-
hu o ceste kolem sveta, kterou
podnikl loni lete ma pTemene-
mem bombardovacim letounu
znacky Liberator, vhodne ma
zvanem "The CULVER"
Pan Willkie pc prve odhalu-
je v tonic novem die mnohe
re zaj1mavych a intimnfch po-
drobnost1 sveho devetactyryce-
tidennlho putovan1, ktere no
vedlo ma prednf bojiste demo-
kracie a koncilo donna pc pro-
cestovan1 celych $1,000 mil. S
cesty vratil Sc pan Willkie S
vyhranenym presvedcenfm O O.
tazkach valky a mfru.
"Kdyz prav1m, re mir must
byti planovan ma podklade ce-
losvetovem, m1nlm tim zcela
doslovne, re Sc mir must VITA
hovati ma celou zemekouli,"
prohlasuje pan Willkie. "Pev-
niny a oceany, spatfovany re
vzduchu, tax, jak jsem je videl
ia, jsou zcela zrejme jenom ca
stf celku. Angle a Amerika
jsou jen jeho cast1, stejne jake
jsou JIM Rusko a Gina, Egypt,
ISyrie a Turecko, Iraq a Iran.
NemGzeme uniknouti skutecno-
sti, re nemGze byti miru pro nj
zadnou z castf sveta, nebudou-
Ii zaklady m1ru p~olozeny bez-
pecne We vsech castech sveta."
Ones je pan Willkie op6t ma
ceste do dalekych kraj1, kde
hodla pekracovati We studiu
sveta valkou zmitaneho. Kaz-
dy prchaj1c1 den IDA sc pre-
svedcovati titularnf hlavu repu
blikanske strany O existence Cd
povednosti, ktera stale vzr1sta-
j1c1 Thou spocine v povalecnem
svete ma bedrech Spojenych
IStatG. Pane Willkieho kniha
Zone World, vyjadfuje pew
ne pfesvedcenl, re v povalec-
mem svet6 nemdze byti zad-
nych "mlads1ch spolecnik1".
Pan Willkie dovolava Sc sled
nocenf c1l1 i mysli mezi Spoje-
nymi narody.
Poole nazoru pana Willkie-
no lie dosahnouti sjednocenos-
tt a lepsfho chapanf valecnych
c1l1 tabore S%pojenych naro-
d1 jeste drive, nezli padne po-
slednf vystrel teto valky. Ulo-
ha, kterou budou hrati Spojene
Staty pc valce, je velmi odpo-
vedna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30

kazovali nasim csl. prateldm
velikou pozornost a starali Sc O
ne. Videli jsme zenu, placfcf
pro onemocneleho vojaka. vi
deli jsme, jak jim zeny prinasf
mleko, chleb, vejce, brambory.
ceskoslovenske pisns.
Rotny Ekstein rfdil maly pc
weekly sbor. Slyseli jsme mad
herne ceske melodie, melancho
licke pfsne slovenske, moray
ske a karpatoruske, pax ukra-
jinske zvonive p1sne do pocho-
du.
Zvlast dojemne p1sobila je-
jich oblfbena "Tece voda tece".
PAX pTisla stara ceska pfsef
"U pansk6ho dvora" a "a nj
"Trencanske hodiny", kterou
zpfvaji csl. vojaci v Anlgii q
pax my "a vami do Berlfna'
a eta nase pfsnicka ceska"
ktera tolik drazdi Nemce v &c.
Iskoslovensku.
A kdyz sbor zazpfval ruskou
"V niznej ulice metelica me
TOT, a "Katusku" a 'rSuliko"
kolektivnf rolnici a deti Sc pri
pojili. Zdalo Sc, re Ouch bra
trstvf narodG, sledujicfch jede1
ell, Sc slevalo v tok melodie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Slovensko dodalo Nemecku sto
tislc otrokH.

Washington (OWD = Ber-
lin v techto dnech odpovedel
ma otazku kolik Slovak1 bylo
dodano ma otrockou praci do
Nemecka. Rozhlasovy komen-
tator tiskove kancelare Trans
ocean totiz vyslovne prohlasil
"Asi 100, 900 Slovakd nynf pra-
cuje v Nemecku. Ma zaklade
toho problem nezamestnanosti
pro Slovensko neexistuje." Via
stenect1 Slovaci vsak nejsou
prllis nadsen1 mad t1mto nemec
kym rozfesenfm problemu me-
zamestnanosti ma Slovensku a
zpravy z Bratislavy a jinych
slovenskych NEST mluvf go
soudnfm rfzenf prot delnfk16m
zbehlym re zamestnanf " Ne
mecku a zijf jake vyded6nci v
slovenskych horach."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
kdyz vase ustroji je limo, po-
muze vam Horke Vino.

Vtipny mas jeden basnfk O.
nehdy napsal verse: "Hrej Sc
sluncem, chad Sc stinem. xiv
Sc masem, vitaminem. Hodne o.
vsem vitaminu najdes v Trine-
rove Horkem Vfnu. Procez
dim: Take Timers Wine, you
will feel quite strong and fine!"
A Jiste, budete-li uz1vati Urine
rovo Hofke Vino S Vitaminem
B-1 die navodu ma lahvi, splni
Sc slova basn1kova. Trinerovo
Hofke Vino netesf sc nadarmo
Jiz pres pGl stoletf pov6sti spo-
lehliveho zaludecn1ho a mirne
procistuj1c1cho prostTedku, kite
ry dava chut k j1dlu a cistf "a
z1vac1 1strojf bez ujfmanf. N.Y.
nj S novou soucastkou Vitami-
mem B. je leps1 nez kdy dTf-
We. Proto kupte 81 Trinerovo
Hofke Vino s Vitaminem 81
u sveho lekarn1ka, a kdybyste
snad nemohli je dostati We SVEN
sousedstv1, poslete $1.25 neb
$3.50 ma adresu Jos. Triner
Corporation, 1888 S. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, a dostanete
jednu nebo sest lahvf postou
vyplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Cetne dGstojnice WAAC
pOvySeny.

Washington OVID - De
partment valky oznamil FL.
dubna povysenf 636 ddstojnic
V zenskych pomocnych armad-
mich oddflech (WAAC). "a
stupce Department. prohlasil,
re sbor WAAC ma nynf $4,000
zen a povysenf dGstojnic bylo
prOvedeno ma zaklade doporu-
Cenf velfcfch dGstojnic.
Mezi povysenymi d1stojnice-
mi nachaz1me tato slovanska
.imena: Anna M. Danovska z
Chicago; Ruth Spivakova 2
Chicago; Pavlfna M. Matusko-
va z Louisville, K; Annette H.
Boumova z Passaic, N. J. a 70
fie H. Bogdanova z Buffalo, jez
vesm6s byly povyseny ma prvnf
dGstojnice. Mezi nizsfmi hod-
nostmi q tTetf ma druhe d.
atojnice) byly povyseny: Luz
ellie R. Novakova z Cicero, ILL.,,
Nika Stankova 2 Chicago; Kla-
ra NJ. Kutcinska z Grand Ra-
pids, Mich; Dorothy M. Bour-
kova z Minneapolis; Marta Sell
vikova z Minneapolis; Anna
M. Gurovicova z Garfield
Heights, O.. a Stella Pitetrov-
ska, Fairmont, v. Virginia.
Krone sluzby donna, oddly
WAAC provadeji vyborne sluz
by v Britanii a Severnf Africe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Sovstska reakce ma britsky
film.

Washington (OWD - Mo
skevska "Pravda" v techto
dnech prinesla dlouhy posudek
britskeho filmu "Vitezstvf v
pousti," ktery je nynf prom1tan
" Moskve. Posudek napsal
znamy sov6tsky journalistic Ia
|slavsky, ktery pise re ma otaz-
ku proc Rommell nedostal vetsi
podporu z Nemecka, ma SOVIET
sky obcan odpoved:
Hitler mohl poslat Rommel-
lovi tucet marsalskych holf ale
ami jedinou divisi. Hitlerovy
reservy byly tehdy posflany ma
zachranu nemeckych generalG
ohrozovanych Rudou armadou
u Stalingradu, ma Kavkaze a O.
statnfch oblastech vychodnf
fronty."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
m
.csl. hrdini.
Paddy nadporucik Jaroc a plu-
kovnik Svoboda obdrzeli LEM
nGy rad; medaile pro SO voja-
XII a dHHstojnikIG.

Moskva. - (Zvlastnf radio
gram Frantiska Novaka Move
Dobe.) = Nadporuclk Otakar
Jaros jenz padl v bitve u Char
kova, byl pc smrti jmenovan
hrdinou Sovetskeho Svazu a
byl mu udelen Lenin1v rad a
zlata hvezda. (Poz. red. - tt
tulem Hrdiny Sovetskeho Sva-
zu jsou odmenovani jednotliv-
ci, kteff Sc mimoradne zalsou-
Eli o socialisticky stat.) Dali
SIGH sc vojakG a d1stojnikd csl.
vojenske jednotky bylo vyzna-
menano rady a medailemi.
Vyznamenani plukovnika
Svobody a jinych muzI.
Plukovnik Ludvik Svoboda
byl vyznamenan Leninovym ra-
dem. Podporucfk Frantisek
Kral, nadporuc1k Jan Kudlich,
podporuc1k Anton1n Sochor a
nekolik jinych vojak6 a dGstoj-
Mkt, celkem Is, obdrzeli rad
Rudeho praporu.
Kapitan Bohumil Lomsky
byl vyznamenan Tadem Waste
necke valky prvnfho stupne.
Dvacet muz1 bylo vyznamena-
no fadem Vlastenecke valky
druheho stupn6, mezi mimi rot
mistr Alfred Luska, pesak Jiri
Husak, nadporucfk Miroslav
Smoldasa (jmeno patrne zko-
moleno; poz. red. N. d. a JIM.
Rad Rudeho praporu
pro % dals1ch hochIG.
Dvaadvacet muz1 obdrzelo
rad Rude hvezdy, dalsfch &c
"medaili "a statecnost" a jeden
medaili "a "vynikajfcf sluzpu.'
Hitler postavil svoje ohavne
plany zotrocenf a vyhubenf Slo-
want ma diskriminacnf rasovou
waikiki, ma divossky zakon vyhu-
benz lidu, ale udelal jednu chy-
bu. Slovanske narody spojily
svoje silly S ostatn1mi svobodu
milujiclmi narody sveta "a jed
MIN GLEN = haiti svou cest a
svobodu, znicit hitlerismus =
nejvetsiho ~nepTftele lidstva. &C.
skoslovenska jednotka, bojujfci
V fadach Rude armady "a svo-
bodu sve vlasti, jest dostatec-
nym dIkazem bratrstvi slovan-
skych narodG,jez toto bratrstvi
zpecetfly ma bojistl prolitou kr-
vi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Karpatorusove ma nemeckych
statcich.

Washington OWL - er-
linsky rozhlas v t6chto dnech
oznamil = jak bylo hlaseno
Office of War Information -
re do N6mecka pTijel kontin-
gent podkarpatoruskych zeme-
delskych delnfk1, kteTf jsou
zde ably pomohli pTi nemec-
kych zem6d6lskych pracfch.
Informovan6 kruhy dodava-
il k t6to zprav6, re tito delnfci
byli pochytani v horach Pod
karpatske Rust pTi honickach
provadenych Gestapem "a spo-
luprace madarsk6ho cetnictva.
V cetnych prfpadech Sc ale sta
10, re tito otrokaTi museli pr
chat pred partyzanskymi oddf-
ly, take teprve nynf Berlin Sc
mohl chvastat prvnf zasilkou
pochytanych otrokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Deset let "a poslech ciziho
roZhlaSu.

Washington (OWD = Vi
densky soud odsoudil v techto
dnech Jana Mal1ka z Renners-
dorfu "a poslech ciz1ho rozhla-
SUI ma 10 let nucene prace v
koncentracnfm taboTe. Nacisti
cky soud oznacil jeste Mallka
ga zlocince" a poslech ciz1ho
rozhlasu definoval jake "hnus-
nou socialnf cinnost'.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Sjednoceni polskych odbojo-
vych organizaci.

Washington (OWD - Brit
sky rozhlas We sve relaci pro e.
vropskou pevninu onehdy hla-
sill, re odbojovy varsavskJ fisk
uveTejnil prohlasenf v nemz
jmenem polske zahranicnf Via
dy sc zadajf vsechny polske cd
bojove organizace o spojenf do
jedine organizace. Jak doda-
va relace zachycena federalni
poslechovou sluzbou to Sc take
stale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
MA NAVSTEVE u
CECHOSLOVAKU.

Clanek Petra Lidova " Moskev.
ske Pravde; otiskujeme zvlast-
nj kabelogram pro Novou Dobu
Moskva. - V liste komunis.
tickle strany "Pravda" byl I'VE
reJnen 10. dubna 1913 nasle-
duj1c1 clanek Petra Lidova:
Jednoho destiveho dubnove-
no dine jsem n~avst1vil vesnici
We valecne zone, v niz byl uby-
tovan odd1l ceskoslovenske je-
dnotky. Vojaci NELL Stroke pla-
ste Khaki, tezke vysoke boty a
okamzit6 obklopili nase letad-
10, jez pfistalo uprostfed ma
vsi. Velfc1 dGstojn1k plukov-
mix Svoboda, vysel re sveho do
mu a pozval mas dovnitT.
Vesli jsme do velike chalupy
a usedli "a still, pokryty vysiva-
nym ubrusem. Plukovnik Svo-
boda, muz vysoke postavy, pro-
I'll dvacet re svych osmactyri-
ceti let We vojenske sluzbe.
Plukovnik Veteran
Nebylo to poprve, CO plukov-
mix Svoboda byl boji prot
N6mcGm. Pc zname Brusilove
offensive " roce 1916; patrne
byl Svoboda v tehdejsf cs. ar
made v Rusku; poz. red. N. d.
byl vyznamenan kTfzem Sv.
Jir1 tret1ho a ctvrteho stupne.
Pozdeji byl vyznamenan cs.
vojenskym kr1zem a stefaniko-
wynn fadem a jeste pozdeji pol
skym vojenskym kT1zem. Nyni
je plukovnfk Svoboda ma SOVIET
sko-nemeck6 fronte velitelem
ceskoslovenske jednotky, KITE
rou zorganisoval.
Plukovn1k a jeho nejblizsi
spolecnfci, kapitan Lomsky,
nadporucfk Rytfr, JIM d1stojnf-
CT a vojaci popisovali podrob-
nosti nedavnych bojG.
Kdyz vystoupilo cs. vojsko z
vlaku ma stfednf fronte, zuTila
snehova bouTe. Pochod byl
dlouhy a tezky, ale muzstvo pc
chodovalo k fronte v dobre
kondici a rychle. Oddil prisel
ma frontu prave We chvfli, kdy
Memo z%ahajovali protiofensivu
a zaujal posice podel reky.
Obrana vesnice a reky
Ia rekou, odkud Sc priblizo-
vail Nemci, byla vesnice. &C.
choslovaci vysli vstrfc postupu-
j1c1mu neprfteli. Bylo rozhod-
nuto, branit vesnici a zapadni
bTeh a tax zmaTit manevry ne
pfltele podel Teky. Nadporucik
Jaros Sc svym oddflem byl plu-
kovnfkem Svobodou poveren
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Pensionovani generala Mac
Arthura odIozeno.

Department valky nema v L.
myslu dati generala D. Mac
Arthura ma pensi, az dine &c.
ledna pT1stfho roku dosahne
start "a let, jez je sluzebnf hra
nic1.
PodsekretaT valky Robert
Patterson ucinil toto prohlase-
nj v odpoved ma dotaz, ucine-
ny ma jeho tiskove konferenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30

Io~A OSOVo SAAAke x110k11yo
v bezprostredni blfzkosti sko.
ly padaly granaty. Desatnfko.
vi Smollkovi bylo dano dovole.
nj sej1t dolG, ale on zdstal ma
strese ma pozorovaclm bodu a
postal informace velitelstvi
praporovymi signaly.
Nadporucfk Jaros byl nejdri
We ranen do hlavy, pax do pr
sou. Dusila no krev, ale pokra-
coval We vydavanf rozkazI. Byl
zkrusen nacistickym tankem.
Zemrel jake bojujicf lev, "a &c
skoslovensko a "a svobodu.
Pomstil Lidice a sovetska zeme
mu udelila titul hrdiny Soviet
skeho Svazu.
Ceskoslovenska jednotka u
drzela posice az do chvfle, kdy
obdrzela rozkaz zaujetf no.
vych. Nemecke 1toky ma TOM
to 1seku selhaly.
Mole rozmluva S csl. d1stoj-
Milky trvala cd poledne do veee-
ra. Vysli jsme pax ma ulici. So
vetsti Tide vsude zdravili &C.
choslovaky. V hodinach mimo
sluzbu bylo v chalupach 1.-Two a
veselo. Videli jsme mnoho prf-
padI, kdy obyvatele vesnice u
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Hurley " Bagdadu.

Brigadnf general Patrick J.
Hurley, ktery je "a poslanim,
jez mu sveTil president Roose-
welt, pTijel do Bagdad, Irak a
konferoval s vladimir 1fednf-
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30

Clanek Petra Lidova " Moskev.
ske Pravde; otiskujeme zvlast-
nj kabelogram pro Novou Dobu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
President Roosevelt Sc rozlou-
Gil S presidentem Camacho.

President Spojenych StatI a
Mexika rozloucili Sc 20. dubna
pc svych historickych konfe-
rencfch, kdyz president Avila
Camacho zajel ma pGdu Spoje-
nych StatG a prohl6dl 81 s p.
Rooseveltem zdejsf nesmfrnou
namornickou cvicebni stanici.
PAX Sc vratil do Mexico City a
p. Roosevelt odjel Sc svojf dru-
zinou ma vychod.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of the
County of Dickinson on the
18th day of March, 1943.
Dickinson County, Complainant
against
D. E. S. Kuhns, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to
subject tract of land Of 81 acres
to the payment of delinquent tax
es assessed against it in the name
Of the defendant with penalties,
interest and costs.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, D. E. S. Kuhns, is not res
ident Of the State of Virginia, it
is ordered that he do appear here
within 10 days after due publ
cation hereof and do what may
be necessary to protect his inter
est in this suit. And it is further
ordered that a copy hereof be
published once a week for four
successive weekks in the Dicken-
son Herald and that a copy be
posted at the front door of the
court house of this county on or
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-18

ed to your own liking. Want some
proof on this? If you do I can
give you a gentleman from your
own ranks on this point. 1t is
true that anyone can pay the
poll taxes of another for the sole
purpose of discharging the tax
AND THAT ONLY, which has
not been refused by me. See 81.
Mullins sworn statement as to
that, but from your own state
ment you are trying to lead the
people to believe they can vote
on such payment when under the
law above quoted from the attor
ney general and the supreme
court of this Commonwealth it
must be PERSONALLY PAID as
defined by the law, before any
one can cast a legal ballot in the
coming election, Nov. 2, 1943.
Tell them the truth, boys, and l
think you will get along much
better. Why are you fellows try
ing this early to deceive the vot-
ers? Didn't you know you would
get caught, and further, don't
you know the voters of this coun
ty are as intelligent and as smart
as any set of people on earth
They are no mans dummy as
you would try to lead the people
to believe. If you don't believe
what | am trying to tell you, just
try a few more of your slight-of-
hand or mouth work and see if
they don't nip you in the bud
this fall. "You can't do wrong
and get by" Haven't you learn
ed that much yet? If you haven't
it's high time for you to get ov
er on the right road. Legal ac
ton against the treasurer, you
we'll know what the court said
Saturday, March IS, 1943. You
tell the people, I haven't got the
heart, but there was no compell-
ing the treasurer to put anyone's
name on the treasurer's list who
had not PERSONALLY PAID
their poll taxes. I do not care for
mud singing of this kind, but
you men started this false bust
ness and I felt it my duty to tell
the people about the matter and
quote the law in order that you
may not deceive some of them.
AS you well know, you may de-
ceive some of the people some of
the time, but you can't deceive
all the people all the time"
have written this article in re-
ply to Hansel Fleming and E. B.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-18

Stanley's article in the Dicken-
sonian of Friday, March IL, 1943.
Very respectfully yours,
BILL MCCALL, Treasurer
of Dickinson County, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-18
(FrOm page siX)


payer on the treasurer's list of
persons who have personally
paid" their poll taxes. In my OPP
inion, it was not the intention Of
the General Assembly in enact
ing this new section Of the Code
to overrule the definition of per-
sonal payment in TiltOn V. Her
man, Supra, which definition has
been recognized and followed
throughout the State for more
than thirty years. The obvious in
tent of Section 116 of the Code
was to prevent the practice Of
the payment of capitation taxes
for political purposes by persons
other than the taxpayers out of
funds not supplied by the taxpay
ers and often withouttheir knowi-
edge"
Very sincerely your,
Abram P Staples,
Attorney General.
You men had a copy of this
letter and why in the world are
you afraid to tell the people
about it instead of trying to de-
ceive them by quoting Sec. ZIG,
which has nothing to do with this
part of the law as quoted by the
Attorney General above? BE
sure your sins will find you out"
Now, dear readers, who has told
the unadulterated truth, the I'M
dersigned or Fleming and Stan
ley?
I wish to state here that | have
Just received a long distance
phone call from 1t Vernon Swim
dali, Ft. Jackson, S. c., express
ing his resentment to the article
published by Fleming and Stan
ley, stating he had just received
the paper and that Toots Steele
or Karl Reedy neither one had
written the purported letters quo
ted therein and that he would
write a letter expressing his
views more fully. He also stated
the boys in the army had Tar
higher ideals than petty politics
and the "Black Satchel Gang"
Dickinson county. May God bless
and protect such clean-mlnded
boys as 1t Vernon SWlndal ana
his comrades in arms, that they
may one day return to their low
ed one and friends and be in
position to cast their ballots in
person as war veterans and With
out fear of the BLACK SATCH-
Ell GANG stealing the only Tree
privilege they have under the
provisions Of the State Constltu-
ton and law. More power to you
boys, 1t. Swindall. Say, Flem-
ing and Stanley, how do you like
that from 1t. SWindall? And Ell.
Sutherland, this is from some OF
your own people-in fact, he is
your wife's brother. The phone
call from 1t. SWindan is the best
phone call l ever got in my life.
Why, it's worth one hundred dol
lars in spot cash and good sad
die horse to boot. [, myself, had
Is months and days OF foreign
service in France in World War
One and am behind the boys IN
the service 100 per cent in this
war. Sorry you started this mess,
Fleming and Stanley? ! suppose
you will destroy the 1000 copies
of the article you are having
printed to deceive the voters this
fall. You had better watch out,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-18
HIT DOGS WI!

ter this good news, back to the
law question. I wish here to call
your attention to another quota
ton from the law. In the case of
TazeWell " Herman 1903 Va, y.
424, wherein the court said: This
construction as is argued does
place a power in the hands of
the treasurer which may be great
ly abused; but his power to say
WHEN the poll tax of any voter
was paid is just as liable to abuse
as his power to say HOW it was
paid, yet THERE CAN BE NO
QUESTION that he has the for
mer power. Why should he not
have the latter when it is no
more liable to abuse and is just
as necessary as the former to
carry out THE PURPOSE OF
THE TRAINERS OF THE CON-
STITUTION?" end quotation.
After having read thus far
don't you think l am within my
rights as defined by the law in
requiring some proof Of a person
being the legally authorized ag-
ent Of another wishing to pay his
or her poll taxes as required by
law?
The only thing that is hurting
Fleming and Stanley is the fact
they are not allowed to pay out
of Fleming and Stanley's own
personal funds the poll taxes of
voters cut of Dickinson county
and. nine chances out Of ten, are
voting in the city or town where
they reside, and have them vot-
ed here before the election by
the 'Black Satchel Gang with
out the knowledge and consent Of
the good names they intend to
use To prove this statement, a
certain man was in my office the
other day to pay some for Flem-
ing and Stanley and signed this
statement: 81 am paying this out
of my funds and they can write
w. NJ. McFall they will pay me
back money spent for their poll
taxes, and that he would write
each one of them telling them
their poll taxes were paid by
him. Now isn't this right, boys?
! Come clean. | have often heard
that honest confession was good
for the soul.
Toots or Gabe / should have
said, you quote the following:
Quote under the law anyone
has the right to pay the poll tax
/ of relative in the first degree
! from grandfather to grandson,
either by birth Or by marriage.
The law is plain but the citizens
of this county are forced to take
legal action to force the treasur-
er to comply with the law"
First. Here, Gabe, is where you
gave yourself away hiding be-
hind Toots, your nephew. What
does Toots Steele know about the
law of paying poll taxes as above
quoted? You ought to be asham-
ed Of yourself for signing this
young mans name to expressions
Of your own. The same goes for
you, E. B. Stanley. Why don't
you men from now on come out
from hiding behind relatives and
soldier boys and do like ]. c.
Smith-sign your names, Gabe
Fleming and Paddlefoot Stanley
to expressions you wish to make
and tIen the voters can put
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-03
Jordan Coulee
BY Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson

Henry Lick is hauling 1912 wheat
to Hinsdale.
Martin Jensen and daughter, Mrs
Alice Stiley, were Hinsdale callers
Monday.
T. A. Thompson took his cattle
to the Clarence Nelson place Tues
day for branding. Those ASSISTING
were Henry Lick, Sam Allie and
Clarence Nelson.
Mrs. John Dartman returned to
Hinsdale Saturday evening.
Andrew Stiley was a Glasgow
caller Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and
daughter Bonnie Lyn were HinS-
dale callers Wednesday. They also
visited at the w. G.. Nelson home.
The Jordan Coulee Ladies Aid
was entertained at the Robert
Arndt home Sunday with Mrs.
Olga Arndt and Mrs. John Johnson
as h~ostesses. There was a large
attendance of friends and neigh
bors. MI. and Mrs. Loren Sargent
and children of Chinook were also
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allie and Jane
Luraas called at the Andrew Stiley
home Wednesday evening.
Marvin Jensen vas a Hinsdale
caller Thursday.
Junior and John Mogan were
Hinsdale callers Wednesday. They
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Mogan.
Leland Yoeman and Norman Oh
son were looking for their cattle
Tuesday.