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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
Bushwood Fox Hunting
Club at Leonardtown
Holds Moonlight Chase
Dance Given for Girl Stu
dents at St. Mary's Semi
nary by Miss Pearce.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, March IA
moonlight fox hunt was held here by the
Bushwood Fox Hunting Club Friday
night, an unusual and exciting novelty
for those who took part. Fifteen men,
bers Of the club participated, the runs
starting at Helen, near Leonardtown,
and led to Harper's Corner, where the
fox was run to ground by the 16 hounds
few miles beyond Chaptico. Mr.. AL
bert Tippett got the brush, Make"
and George" led the pack and are
owned by Mr.. Henry Thomas Of Cross
Roads. Mr.. Leonard Latham was
master Of the hounds, acting In place
of Mr.. Edmund j. Plowden, jr., who
was unable to ride. A large hunt Is
being planned by Mr.. Plowden and win
be held on Cobb Island, where gray
and red fox are easily found by the
dogs.
Saturday night dance was given at
the st. Marys Seminary, st. Marys
CITY, Nd, to the girl students by Miss
Esther Pearce Of Indian Head, Md, and
her father, who furnished the orches-
ira. Students from Leonard Hall, at
Leonardtown, and cadets from the
Charlotte Hall Military Academy OF
Charlotte Hall, Md, were invited to
attend, as well as other guests from
many parts of Southern Maryland and
Washington. During the dance refresh
ments were served by members Of the
faculty, Miss M. X. spokesman and Miss
L. F. johnson, athletic instructors.
Col. and Mrs. w. @. Fay of historic
Mulberry Fields, who spent the Winter
months in the Southern part Of the
United States, have returned and
opened their home for the Summer.
Mrs. Arthur Briggs Of washington Is
the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward j. Waring, at her home in the
North End.
Mrs. Florence Read Beeton Of Surrey
England, arrived Wednesday and will
be the guest Of her cousin, Mr.. j.
Fenner Lee, and his family, at Lees
Crest, for visit of several weeks. This
is the first time Mrs. Beeton has visited
Southern Maryland while in the States
and she will be shown the many his
torical points of interest in old st.
Marys. She has been visiting in Balti-
more as the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ellen Howard Bayard.
Tuesday Mrs. w. H. Pardoe Of Chevy
Chase, Nd, was the guest In whose
honor Mrs. l. Stanley johnson enter
tanned at bridge and supper at her
home on Fenwick street.
Saturday Mrs. Louis Peet entertained
at her home, 1850 Wyoming avenue,
Washington, D. c., with the Washing
ton Daughters In honor Of the Maj.
william Thomas Chapter, D. A. r., OF
St. Marys County, with q luncheon,
followed by a business meeting. Plans
were discussed to hold their annual
card party and dance at Hotel st.
Marys Easter Monday night, and full
completion Of their plans win be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

at the March meeting, when special
committees viii be appointed to ar
range for the affair. Those attending
from st. Marys were: Mrs. George p
Loker, regent Of the chapter: Mrs.
Robert Loker and Mrs 8. Paul Hayden
OF Leonardtown, Mrs. Wallace Dunbar
OF Ridge, Mrs. Truman @. Slingluff and
Mrs. Ernest Burch Of Milestown, Mrs,
Alice Blackstone of Bushwood and
Mrs. George 9. Poverty Of Mechanics
vile.
Rev. Frederick Cook Of Oakley, &C
companied by Mrs. q. Morgan Knight
and her son, George Morgan Knight,
jr., both Of Leonardtown, spent Friday
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Buckler of wash
ington were the guests Sunday of Mrs
Mamie Longmore at her home on
Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. William Mevereu Loker, wife OF
Judge Loker, Thursday entertained in
honor Of the Afternoon Bridge Club at
her home in the North End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyer Of Wash
ington spent Sunday as the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. william A.
Bowles at their home in Ioveville,
Mrs. Frederick Trotter and Mrs. ALI
son Robey of Waldorf and Mrs. EInnore
Guy were the guests in whose honor
Mrs j. Bernard Abel entertained at
dinner Thursday at her Clements home
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Love Of Wash
ington passed the week end as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Love OF
Loveville.
Miss Mary dwynn Hamilton and
Ford Loker, both Of Leonardtown, were
among those attending the dinner
dance held at the Lord Baltimore
Hotel, In Baltimore, given by the Mount
st. Joseph College recently.
Mrs. e. p. Thrift Of Kinsail, Va, Is
making her home with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Tyler Thrift of the South End.
Miss Phyllis Graves Of Laurel Grove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
MISS GERTRUDE BANCROFT,

South, late Of the u. S. M. c., has
taken an apartment at the Cooper
Apartments and will make her home in
Annapolis.
Miss Pricilla Sandoz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz L. Sandoz Of Washing
ton, was the week end guest of Mrs.
Prentiss Bassett and Miss Arabella
Bassett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
Mrs. Webb to Entertain
At Luncheon Tomorrow

Mrs. Thomas D. Webb will entertain
the members of the Wesley Heights
Florence Crittenton Circle in her home
at luncheon tomorrow. Assisting host
esses will be Mrs. Lawrence Benedict
and Mrs. Raymond A. Walsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
Gard Party to Benefit
Ch;IJren Il N,~..

A card party for the benefit Of the
little children Of the Mira Mccoy An
drews Day Nursery will be held at the
Willard March 10. Mrs. Charles L.
Henry Is president Of the board of d.
rectors and Mrs. Charles Covode Davis
Is the chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
SPECIALIZED CROP
URGEDBY HARTFORD
General Addresses Grad
yates OF Kansas College,.
His Alma Mater.
" the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
MANHATTAN, Kans.. May 2s.--Far
nom the noisy fields of Scissors and
Chateau Thierry, where he directed
troops to international fame, distin-
guished soldier today directed the at
tention of a graduating class to quiet
fields of growing grain.
Maj Gen. James G.. Harbord, return
Ing as Commencement day speaker to
the Kansas State College he knew as
student half century ago, suggested,
IN prepared speech, that specializa-
ton was the possible solution of agri-
cultures problems.
The speaker, who learned for him
self the travail of the tiller as a boy
In Lyon County: a student here, a rural
teacher in Butler County, inquired why
one farm should not produce all the
milk for township, another the meat,
another the hay. another the wheat.
Efforts at Solution.
Science, he said, was not the only
agency busy in an attempt to dissolve
the difficulties of agriculture.
To judge from the laments that
rise from the national wailing wall on
Capitol Hill. many professional mourn
ers have applied themselves to a .solu-
ton of the farmers stalemate"
Almost overnight, Gen. Hartford de-
clared something has happened to the
American farmer to rob him CT that in
dependence and -sufficiency that
were once his pride. He has come to a
cross-road where one sign says Politics
and the other SAYS Economics Which
way does his destiny lie?
1T is the network of highways, tele-
phone and the radio that has ended his
-Suff1ciency. Should he not now get
far in the other direction as almost
complete specialization?"
Waste Of Farm Effort.
Gen. Harbord, chief of staff under
Cen. John j. Pershing in the World
War and now chairman Of the Board
of the Radio Corporation of America,
concluded that much Of the farmers
time is 'frittered away IN raising things
that cost him two or three times what
they are worth" and that the best
managed farm compared to the poorest
managed manufacturing plant might
not have the better of the comparison"
Commenting on agriculture in general,
the speaker asserted The cornerstone of
our civilization rests Oh that little patch
Of ground which our unknown ancestor
cultivated In the mists of geologic time.
It was a great day for Kansas when he
climbed down out of his tree and started
his wife to work" f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

Fort Story blazed away at them, in
theory. and they were driven back to
sea with heavy losses.
That was the second round Of the
war" being fought by the naval forces
en- one side, and the Coast Guard and
the forces of Fort Story and Fortress
Monroe on the other. The Coast Guard
took the 1aurels for efficiency and
alertness today as did the watchful
operator at the Radio compass station
at Virginia Beach yesterday. when he
discovered the presence of enemy"
cruisers 40 miles of shore and reported
them in time to prevent their entrance
into Chesapeake Bay. where they
threatened to pour shells into Norfolk
and then steam up Chesapeake Bay to
capture Washington and Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
WOMAN PHILANTHR0PIST
FACES MURDER CHARGE

~ the Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz, May 28.--Mrs. Louise
Foucar Marshall 70-ysar -old Tucson
philanthropist. was placed under
$4,000 bond to appear in Superior
Court following hearing yesterday on
charge of Staying her husband,
Thomas x. Marshall
Marshall was shot four times as he
lay in bed the night CT April a. He
died In Los Angeles hospital May 90
His widow, an invalid, has refused TO
discuss the case.
Marshall told officers his wife shot
him because of jealousy. He said she
accused him falsely of having love
affair with Mrs. Henrietta Seymour,
their former housekeeper
The defendant came here 80 years
ago from Boston to teach at the Uni
versity Of Arizona. Marshall, 10 years
younger. was one Of her students. They
were married in 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

scheduled before the end Of July and
the rest win Be In the Autumn. Mai.
H. L. Nathan, Liberal member Of the
House of Commons, will head q group
of his party who win stump the country.
The campaign will begin with q con-
ference at London. David Lloyd George
Is to speak there, ut Glasgow, Edinburgh
and LIVERPOOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
BRITISH PLAN CAMPAIGN

LIVERPOOL England, May 20 (P.-
The Liberal party is planning a free
trade campaign during which 10000
meetings are to be held throughout
Great Britain.
Five thousand meetings have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
COAST GUARDS SAVE
| DC. FROM ENEMY"
Discover Destroyers in Time for
Heavy Guns Of Monroe and
Story to Open Fire.
~ the Associated Press,

BV the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, May ga tiny
Meet of Coast Guard patrol boats saved
Norfolk, Washington, Baltimore and
Hichmond from capture" by a hostile
neet- OF destroyers and cruisers yester-
DAY, when they discovered the enemy"
attempting TO sneak into Hampton
Roads, and Chesapeake Bay under q
heavy blanket of smoke.
. The destroyers threw out the smoke
screen in the hope the little feet of
Coast Guard craft would not recognize
them as sea fighters. The enemy =
however, was discovered in time, and
the big guns at Fortress Monroe and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

L. A Full Shrunkt Shirt that
will hold its size.
2. Curlproof Collars 49,. with
stays in the collar points.
8. Absolutely correct in styI-
ing and detailing.
A. Custom style sleeves with
pleats at the cuffs.
5. Sparkling Four Hole
Ocean Pearl Buttons.
6. Center pleat to full length
of the shirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28

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material. Vat.dyed fast colors.
8. All shirts fun cut, perfect
ly proportioned and correct in
size.
9. CoHar-attached styles, in
white and colors. Neckband
style in white only.
10. And a full range of sizes
beginning at 1872 =. going to
18.
!. 1y..h+ r.o1
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
Sub eimcs Oentidem 8elcbrtcn.

ScmesDar. SIN boben Sitter BON
81 So6ren, BON Ser 8elt abgeipen-
oet, i1ieo in Sli03e aus ser &eibe
Der 2e6enoen cine piel gu wenig ge-
miir0igte 8erIonli6feit oes iu9oila-
mii6en 9euti6trms, 8rof. Or.
6ran3 @eiB, elmer Ser am meiiten
umitrittenen Sabofori6er oes po-
rigen Sabrbunoerts. Or. @eiB muroe
i'm Sabre 1910 in 8elifa &ifinoa
gebprett, mo- er oie @olfsi9ule be-
iudte. Die Geifepriifune 6eltano er
in Semespar, Johann fam ct an Die
8erliner uniperlitdt, mo- er gum
Doctor ser 8biloiopbie %2romooiert
wuroe. 0aH mebreren SabreH 2ebr-
tatigfeit an 8reslauer, Sam6urger
uno Miindener @pmnaiien miomete
er Ii9 gdn5lih Der @rforI6ung ur-
b~efantter @egenoen Der 8uite Ga
bara. 8rof. Or. @eiB lebte Bis Dor
2 Sabren in @ien, bon mo- er mad
Dem SOB ieiner Satin 3u ieiner in
Slio5e an einen angeiebenen Mrat
oerbeirateten So1ter ii6erlieoelte uno
feline Gage in gdn5lider 3llriidse-
5ogenbeit bon oer @elt, nur ser
Geographic lebenO, perbradte.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
Or. Sans &crn scitOrbcn.

@ariaid. Sier lit areisor5t i. s..
Or. Sans &ern I'M patriar6aliiden
alter BON 81 Sabren %geltorben. Or.
Sans &ern mirfte 81 Sabre bin-
Our9 in ser @emeinoe 8arioid
uno 6at iid m1breno Oieier 3eit Die
2iebe unO 8ertIddbung Der garl5en
@emeinoe %erfporben. Ser alte Serr,
ser i6on felt Sa6ren in BenIion
lebte, feierte Dor 3 Sabren unter
Seilnobme ser gan8en @emeinoe Die
Seier leines 6~0idbrigen aer5teiubi-
lGunts. 8etrauert miro Der Geritor-
bene BON ieinen &inoern 2uiie, per-
ebeli6t on einen @eneralita6sar5t
Ser ungorii1en S(rmee in guoapeit;
Soa, perbeiratet an einen Sberbeam-
ten Ser 6iinffir4ner Sinan5oiref-
tion; emma, 6rou zines &omitats-
tierar0tes in g tublmeiBenburg, uno
Sans, 8eamter Der 8ingaer Siliale
0es 8anater 8anfoereins.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
G6mimbler anf Dem 2anbs.

Sranffnrt q. 90. Ser &aufmann
Alfreo Cans BON 6ranffurt a. W.
ltno Iein Shmager Geo &obr famen
nuf ibrer @eiddftstour AUDI nod
&lingen. Dort iib~erreoeten lie einen
2anowirt our gelteaung BON Serti-
lien i'm @erte BON ca. $50 Warf.
sic berItanoen es aud, oie Inter-
f1rift 6es 8auern unter Dem unaus-
gefiiaten 8eitea5ettel 81 erlanger,
miB5raudten aber Oieies 8ertrauen
in l1n0oer @eiie, oenn zines Cages
erbielt Der 2anopirt nidt nur fir
$50 Mf., ionoern fir mebr als 600
Marf @aren. 9ieie 8auernfGngerei
trug Dem Cans pom 8iir5burser
@90ffengeridt megen Hriuaturfun-
oenfali9ung uno 8etrug 2 Monate
@efangnis elm. Sem mitangefla9ter
G9nager &obr e%r5ielte 6reiipre-
dung.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
4ms 8ecsfercf.

Sn 0em Strafpro6eB gegen Den
SpirituoienbdnOler Soief 8erfouac,
Der pegen betriigeriider Serbia an
geflogt NOR, puroe oas urteil &c.
faut. Ser Senat fano 8erfouac
Ser fabrldiiieen &rioa iduloig nno
perurteilte i'm 81 einem Sabre Sc
fGngnis, in mel1e Strafe Die ie6s-
monatige l1nteriudangsboft einge.
re6net miro. 8is our @rleoigung
ser gerufung gegea oas llrteil wur-
oe @erfonac auf freien SUB geieBt.
~ 0as &reisgeridt beidaftigte lid
nit Der Strafiade gegen ben ebe-
maligen @bef oes 9ecsferefer &ellel-
inlpeftors Sing. Sugen Seer, ser
peri6ieoener DISQUALIFICATION me-
gen angeflagt mar. sing. Deer muir,
Sc 5u einem Monot @efGngnis, be-
oingt auf Elm Sabr, oerurteilt. Ser
8erurteilte legte 8erufung elm.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
1ns be- N1nrf.
@rr[it.6 riIitGttrn. .@ier

8eeIit-S eilitGtteu. Sier tuuroe
in Der SieoIune @o6enenoe bel
8abnbof 8ord in ser ga6be bon
Btelis- Seiltdtten sic erite Boden.
enOfopeae i'm &reiie 3ouf- 9el5ig
eingepeibt. Die &apele lit ein
einfoder &oIabou, ser nod Often
gu often lit unO auf ser @eitieite
einen fleinen Anbou oufDeiit, Der
als Sofriitei uno Aufbepabrungs-
railm Oient.
GOttbms. Sn @etidou wurOe
nadts 0os 9ureoubous Ser Nia-
idinen- pormoIs u.
2ebnigf Ourd 6euer 5eritort. Ser
Brand mar unio gefdbrlider, ols
oas gureaubous oidt am 8obn-
bof uno in unmittelbarer @dbe
elmer 5prengitoff-6abri liegt. Die
Arbeit ser 6euermebr wltrOe Ourd
groBen 8oiiermongel Itorf bebin-
BERT. Die granOuriade fonnte
nod ni6t erntitteIt weroen.
Stenoal. Der 2anOmirtl6afts-
gebilfe 8erner Robl BON Stenoal,
Der bel Dem 2anomirt 8e6renOs
in gorrib beiddftiet mar, Oeriudte
m1breno ser 6obrt BON einem 8a-
gen, Ser einen &ultioator 5og, ouf
zines ser 9feroe gu iteigen. 9obei
itiir5te er ab, geriet unter Die SD.
ser oes 8ogens uno sic Sinfen Oes
&ultiootors. Als er aus ieiner 60
ge befreit meroen fonnte, mar er
bereits tot.
8Grmnlbe. Inter Sen @rntear-
beitern i'm @utsoorf @ietnis lit Die
Ggpptiide 4ugenfranfbeit altsgebro.
den. @s iino bereits ale notDen.
0igen MaBnobmen ~getroffen moroer,
I'M cine lusbreitune Der gefGbrli-
den &ranfbeit 5u berbinOern.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
Ins MitteIfranfen

&ptbenbnrg o. 8. Sci pouet
f0rperlider unO geiitiger Stride
begging oieier Gage Der friibere
So6rifarbeiter Sobonn 2eioenber.
aer ieinen SO. @eburtstag. -
&iir3Iid ponenoete Sic dlteite gin-
teobnerin ser Staot, 6rait Sophie
&iiger, ibren SO. @eburtstag. Die
Subilorin, pelde felt As Sobren
@itrpe lit, beiorgt nod tdglid ibre
gintGufe ielbit uno erfreut iid al
IerbeIter @eiun0beit.
5DditaOt a.. u. Die Meerrettid-
6iebitGble nebmen in eri6redenOer
@eiie ~iiberbnr0. 50 puroen Oem
2anOmirt @iaert in Gnltenoorf ct
mo- apeieinbalb 3entner bonn 5eloe
tpeo geItoblen Ser 2anonirt Stu
benrau6 in &ermers0orf bate Ben
@erluit bon einem balben 3entner
ser ItGrferen Stangen 81 beflagen.
Die Diebe Itcdten, Inn Die 9an0-
pirte gu tduiden, Sic obgeriiienen
8lGtter mie0er in Sen 8oOen. Au6
iiber SbIt0iebItG6le miro lebr ge-
flogt. 9ie 2onopirte oenfen Oar-
an, einen eigenen 6luri6uB ein3u-
ridter.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
GrfOlsrcide Snmmlnne in SngO.
ilaiuia.

SIM &reiie 0es iugoiIapiIden
Deuti1tums bat man Dor einigen
@o9en cine Sommlung CUR grrif-
tung uno grboltung elmer oeutiden
2ebrerbilounesonItalt b%egonnen. @S
Ioute cine Miuion Omar, o. /. orei
Minionen Sci oufeebra6t UerOen.
gnOe @uguIt betrug Ser @elamtitanO
ser 8ei6nungen bereits ons 9rei.
fode iener Summe, Die ouf5ubrin-
gen mar. Mon bate iiber Orei 0eil-
licnen Omar, alio nobe5u 10 0fil-
Iionen Sci, beiiammen. Gos Deutid.
tum in Sugoilamien, oeiien politi.
ide un0 fpirti9oftlihe 6iibrung ieit
Sabren in sen bemdbrten S6n0en
oes nod aus ltngorn Der befonnten
oeutiden @orfdmpfers Or. Stefan
&raft lieet, bat iomit beipieiert, mas
ein itarfer 3uiammenidluB auf rein
ooIfiider @runOlage allies 81 Idai.
fen oermag.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
sraber s6neefaa

@ulfsberg. G.ter 0ahridt 81.
folge fiel @noe September in Den
8anater Bergen orei Gage Sdnee.
Die @egeno oes Semenic un0 Sos.
no, iomie oie umliegenoen &C.
6irgstdler purSen nit elmer oiden
S6nceoede iibcr5oaen ga es lett
Meni6engcoenfen nidt uorsefom-
men lit, oaB lid uni oieie Belt elm
10 GROCER Shneeiaa gc5eigt bate.
lit Die 8euolferuns duBerit beun-
rubigt. Dies umiomebr. oa ibre
Sauptfdiune, Die &artoffeln, nod
nidt geerntet lit. Sn 8olfsber8,
Dem befanntcn Sommerfrilhe- nno
@intcripurtort. errcibte Die Shnee-
oede 90 3entimeter, wabreno an
ein%5elnan Stenen DER 8ebirassegeno
Big gu einem balben Neter bober
5dnee liegt-
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
@erhaftnna zines Gabrifantem.

3midan. Sier wuroen Der Snba-
Der ser @asmeiierfabrit Oietrid u.
60, &iAaro Martbaus, uno iein
Sdmiegeriobn unter Dem 8eroa6t
ucrbaftet, BEL Der 8elieferune bon
Dissemination innerbnlb uno auBer-
balb 9midaus llnregelmdBigfeiten
beaangen al baben. Die 8erbaftung
erregte groBes Aufieben, oa Mar-
tbar5 iid oes eroBten aniebens in
3midaa erfreute uno ieit Sabr5ebn-
ten Dem Observation-Disclosures
a%ngeborte. Sn Die Ingelegenbeit
Ioaen aud AneeIteate bon iddiiiben
@asuerfen permidelt iein, Die angeb.
li1 nit Dem 8erbafteten auiammen
Die @asDerfe BEL Den 9ieferungen
geId1oigt boben. IS fame Damn
audi nod 8eitednng BON Angeitea-
ten ourd Die 8erbafteten in Jrage.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
@leitIdiffe anf Oer Spnam.

Nsram. Set S~abr5ebnten betrGgt
Die Sabr5eit Der S6neaoampfer auf
Der 300 &ilometer laigen 5trede
-8uoapeit abpGrts
13, itromaufw6rts bis 90 Stunoen.
Mia1 bat oen geriu1 gema9t, Die
nit @aiieri6rauben angetriebenen
Motorboote gr0Berer Sragfdbigfeit
auf bobere @eidpinoigfeiten gu
brineen, es bat li6 ober seaei9t,
oaB Der babel cr5eugte, weitauslau-
fenoe 8eaenidlog S6lepp5iige uno
am ufer berbeftete idwimmenoe
Sbiefte gef1broet un0 oie uferbau-
ten itorf beiddoigt. Nun periuht
man, 2uft- itatt @aiieri6rauben gu
p%ertpenoen uno oen Siefgang Der
S6iffe 5l berringern. @iner otter
reidiiden @ruppe lit es gelungen,
Die 6ebler ser bisberigen @leitboote
our9 8erbeiieruneen al beieitigen
uno aun6dit elm fleineres 8eriuds.
boot n9elpbin" fir IA Big 20 6abr-
gdite auf Ole Gonaii gu brinsen.
Dos Boot bat bel Den 8robefabrten
Bis gu so &i!ometer G~tunoenge-
i6winoigfeiten erreidt. Wo9 eiin-
itigem gl6ihluB DER 8robefabrten
auf Der Oonau iouen fortidreiten0
groBere @leitihiffe, uno 5par 5li-
n6hit fir go Berionen uno 5000
big 5000 &ilogramm @epdd in ben
8erfebr gelteat meroen, nit oenen
Die Sabrt 9aliau-@ien, be5w
8ien-8uoapeit fluBabwarts lie in
Az, fluBoufmdrts lie in 5H Stun.
oen. uno cine 6abrt Bien-geIgraO
in II uno 3uriif in IA Stunoen
5uriidgelegt meroen fam. Die Shiffe
weroen an ben gr0Beren nferltdoten
anlegen-
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27

@egfnrt. Sier brannte es I'M
@iebeI ser Sdeune oes 2anowirtes
Sobonn 6ries. 0as 6euer oebnte
lid 10 raid aus, oab aud nod Die
Sdeunen Ser 2anOwirte Sigmuno
@utmonn nnO @ius N%ieoerbiibner
elm 3aub Ser 5lammen nuroen.
Ser 8rano ioa Ourd SeIbitent5iin.
Dung BON feudt ein9ebra6tem
@rummet entitnnoen Iein. CUR 8e.
f1mpfung oes 6elers marsn mebre.
re 6eueripebren eridieneu. Gin
peinlider 3piidenfnu ereignete iid,
ols aud oie Motoripribe aus Neu-
enitoOt eridien. SbmobI iie an
geforoert mar, 0urfte iie nidt in
SGtigfeit treten.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
fsran pridl aefturben.

Semesbar. Cine augemein be-
fonnte, bodgeidGste Gem ,sparer
Dame, 6rnu @itpe Sobanna Orid
geb. Mencaer, rs Sabre alt, lit nod
longem ihueren 9eioen in einem
8riootionntorium reri6ieoen. Die
@erbIidene mar Die Mutter BON
8iftor Srif, Dem Reoafteur Der
gSemesparer 3eitune~. Sbr Dor pie-
len Sabren perItorbener @atte Soiei
Srid mar 81 Sabre lang Sberbeam-
ter Ser Semesparer Souptpoit. Gie
popul6re olte 9ame lit idon ieit
eiuigen Monaten an elmer qu6len.
sen Mogettfranfbeit, mesbolb lie ibr
Sobn, Der ieine Mutter iiber allies
liebte, in elmer 8ripatbeilanitalt I'M
terbradte.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
8eitmnasmann seitorben

SeriamOid. 4lois 8irfmaper,
cine ser Standardization Sc
Italten Sbertorontals, 8u9orude-
reibeiiber uno &eOafteur Der r@iir-
GER eitung,~ lit i'm 70. 2ebens-
ia6re geItorben. 8irfmaper reoigier-
tie iein 8o6enblatt iiber 80 Sabre
binour9 un0 Die n8iirger-3eitung"
e%rfreute ii1 in De- @orfriegs5eit
elmer iebr groBen Gerbreitung. Der
Dabingegongene pirfte- Bis fur5
Dor ieinem A6leben unlln-
terbroden, Damn mari i'm eine
2ungenent5iinOung nieoer. @r
miro bon leiner tiefbetrii6ten @at-
tin uno BON ieinen Sobnen alois,
2uowig, Sans, @eorg unb 6riB
betrauert.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
1851 Scntidc in 9lsram.

Ingram. 0as Itd0tiiGe itatiitiidc
4mt per0Hentlidt Die enogiiltigen
G~rgebniiie ser 8olfs6ablun9 in Der
Staot Agram. Die 3obl Der Sc
lamtbeuolferung betritg am 81.
0f6r3 1851 8erionen, Die iidj nod
Mtlttteriprade foIgenoermoBen oer-
teilt: 157,375 ie~rbo-frootiid, 1904
ilopeniid, 2t97 ti6eho!loWafii9,
1911 ruiiiid, 1857 0euti6, 2052
magpariia. Ser &eligions5ugebO.
rigfeit mad gibt es in @gram 1897
189 &omiI6-fatboliI6e, 1865 Ser.
biI6-orientalii6e, 1884 aItfot5oli.
fen, 2014 8ro%teitanten, 8438 SSrae-
liten un0 1859 Wuielmanen.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
@adj ieds sSabren

8rig, g0bmen. am II. Sebruar
1925 fano man Die Sanoelsfrau
Anna &orn in MeroniB in ibrer
@obnung nit ourdi6nittenem Sal-
ie ouf. aue 8emiibungen, Sen
Moro aufsufIdreu, 6lieben erfolglos.
Grit iebt tpuroe Der Wor0er auf
@rrr1o zines an Die bieiige @en-
onrmerie geri6teten anonDmen 8rie-
fes feItgenommen. @s ban6elt iid
Inn Sen 5~4iabrigen penlionierten
8ergmann gilbert 6ran5 8urfl, Der
felt Sabren ben Namen @uitap
SCHUBERT angenommen batte. Nad
mebritiinoigem Gerbor legte 8urfl
elm @eltanonis ab.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-27
Salumun Spipaf ucrbaftct.

Srcm. MitrOpica. Die OIiiefer
8oli8ei %peritdnOiete Die Mitrooicoer
8ebor0en, onB ser getpeiene TGdter
oes Mitropicaer Sotels r3um grit
men 8aum~ Solomon Spibaf in
Oiiief oerboftet murOe. Spipaf
beeob iid orf ieiuer Sludlt nod
Oiiief, mo er ben 8eriud unternabm,
liA nit Silfe ieines 8oters nit iei-
men @ldubi9ern aus3ueleiden, pos
inn abr nidt 9elane. Der 8erbaf-
tete muroe na6 Mitrpnica gebrodt
un0 miro in &iirde Dem @eridte
iiberItelt meroen.