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Evening star., 1932-10-06
$50 D street southeast, were to be held

$50 D street southeast, were to be held
today at SCOTS funeral home. 409
Eighth street southeast.
Mr.. Duehring, who was born in Ham
burg, Germany, was 10 years old. He
had been a resident OF Washington for
81 years and was in business here for
As years, retiring about six years Ego.
He is survived by his widow Mrs.
Katherine Duehring, and six children,
Rosa E., Julius H., Lloyd r., Herman E.,
Edward r. Duehring and Mrs. Frank
CI1r1ev
Evening star., 1932-10-06
CHESTER KINSMAN DEAD

Native Of Mountsville, Va, to Be
Buried Tomorrow Afternoon.
Chester L Kinsman, 80, died sud-
denly of heart trouble yesterday at
Cations Farm, near Laurel Grove. Md.
He was a native Of Mountsville, Va,
Evening star., 1932-10-06
JOBLESS TO KILL SNAKES
Florida County Puts 25-Cent
Bounty on Rattlers.

ARCADIA, Fla, October R.-De
Soto County's unemployed have job
if they want it.
It's killing rattlesnakes at 25 cents
per snake The county commissioner
made the offer to aid persons without
work and to rid the county of reptiles
A piece of the tail meat, together with
rattles and button, and an affidavit
that the snake was killed in De Soto
County, must be presented before the
bounty is paid.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Bolivia Applies War Tax.

LA PAZ, Bolivia. October tP)-
The government yesterday announced
a levy of special war taxes for a period
Of five years to carry on the campaign
in the Chaco territory against Paraguay.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
MISS RUTH DOYLE DIES
Was Prominetn in Activities of
Catholic Daughters.

Miss Ruth Virginia Doyle, daughter
of the late Robert and Rebecca H.
Doyle, died last night at her home,
4O25 Fifth street. She was niece of
Lieut.. Comdr. Jacob Dixon Doyle, u S.
N, and of John Hadley Doyle.
Miss Doyle was at one time connected
with the District Government, but was
forced to retire because Of illness. A
sister, Mrs. Roberta Jones, and a
brother, Robert Doyle, survive. She was
prominent in activities Of the Catholic
Daughters of America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
VESSEL BRINGS
 IS PASSENGERS
 FROM SOUTH
Rogers Goes to Skagway and Will Be Back Tn
 Juneau "Wednesday

With 18 passengers for Juneau and 35 round-trip tourists, the steamship Admiral Rogers, Capt. S. K. Gilje and Purser Reginald V Harris, enroute from Seattle to Skagway arrived here yesterday afternoon at o'clock. She depart ed for her Lynn Canal destination at 930 last night She is sched- uled to be back at this port We'd nesday morning and after a brief stay then will sail on her return to Puget Sound by way of Sitka. Prominent among through pas sengers on the vessel was H. M Cady of Seattle, official photo grapher and publicity agent for the Dollar Steamship Lines, which owns the Pacific Steamship Company.
 Getting Publicity Material MT Cady's visit north is for the purpose of collecting material to advertise the excursion advantages of the Pacific Steamship Company He will disembark at Skagway, and from there will go to Dawson. He expects to pass through here on his return south late this month. He is accompanied py Mrs. Cady. ] Another prominent through pas senger is T. c. Kemper of Seattle He is connected with the theatre activities of the United States Army and is on his way to Chilkoot Barracks on business in connection with the motion picture theatre at the military post there. He is accompanied by Mrs Kemper. | Among the round-trip tourists is Miss Mercedes Reed of Wayne, ! Neb. She is newspaper woman, a member of the staff of the Wayne Democrat. She has sent enthusiastic articles about the won- ders of Alaska to Nebraska news papers.
 Passengers for Juneau 1 Passengers for Juneau were: From Seattle-MrS. John Berg strand, Miss Adienne Glass, R. H. Stock.
 From Southeast Alaska ports Mrs. Annie Umberti, Miss Annie Umberti, Mrs. L. c. Lemieux, James Lemieux, William H. Caswell, Will jam Paul, Edward Haynes, T. L. Simonsen N. A. McEachran, We'll man Holbrook, William Stark, A. ,, Andrews, Frank Pearson, K. B. Ed wards, Carl Edlund
 Two persons booked passage at Juneau last night on the Admiral Rogers. Both were for Skagway, namely:
 Mrs. Louise Martin, William Crozier
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
IS PASSENGERS REACH JUNEAU
 ABOARD YUKON
Vessel Calls Three Hours on Way from Seattle
 to Seward

Sixteen passengers were disem- parked and considerable freight discharged at Juneau this morning by the steamship Yukon, Capt. G. A. Glasscock and Purser M. J. Wilcox, which called here enroute from Seattle to Seward The ves- sel arrived at 7:l5 o'clock and departed at 10:15.
 Among the ships passengers were 30 tourists, some of whom will leave the vessel at Valdez to go to Fairbanks over the Richardson Highway and then return over the Alaska Railroad to the Coast at Seward
 Passengers For Juneau
 The passengers for Juneau were:
 From Seattle-Mrs. H. Edman, Rudolph Edman, Mrs. M. Eissler, George Baroumes, R. P. Finley, A. M Howell, R. B. McTver, L. L Trimble, G. H. Walmsley and two steerage.
 From Ketchikan-Jeanette Hil- dre, Lois Martin and one steer age.
 From Wrangell-Two steerage.
 Beoked For Westward
 Persons who took passage :st Juneau for the Westward were:
 For Cordova-Mrs B. A. Barnett, Mary Barnett.
 For Valdez-MrS Harry Watson, Frank Mather.
 For Seward-Mrs J. P. Frueling, William Harris, E. J. Baton, Ed- win Thompson, H. w. Edwards.
 The vessels freight for Juneau Was of general character
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND

Princess Louise in port. . Prince Rupert due late Thurs day afternoon. Norco scheduled to arrive Saturday noon. Alaska scheduled to arrive Saturday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Admiral Watson scheduled to ( . sail from Seattle July 20 ( at 10 a. m. c Princess Charlotte scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 20 at 9 D. m. c Queen scheduled to sail from Seattle July 21 at 2 D. m. . Prince Robert scheduled to sail from Vancouver July ( 21 at 10 p. m. . Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle July B at 9 . a. m. Princess Alice scheduled to sail from Vancouver July . 23 at 9 p. m. . Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle July 25, at Q a. m. Prince George scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 25 at 10 p. m. . Northwestern scheduled to sail from Seattle July 26 Q at a. m. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . Admiral Rogers due in port southbound at 5 o'clock to- morrow morning and will be { here about hours. . Dorothy Alexander due in port at g o'clock tomorrow morning and sails south at . 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Prince of Wales scheduled to sail southbound next Sat- urday via Tenakee. . Yukon southbound next Mon- day. . Admiral Evans sc he d Il led southbound about July 28. LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth leaves every Thurs day night at p. nl., for . Sitka and way ports. . Pacific leaves every Thursday at 10 a. m, for Petersburg, . Rake and way ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
15 PASSENGERS ABOARD ALASKA
 JUNEAU BOUND
Steamer Sails from Seattle Today with l07 for
 Northland Trip

SEATTLE, July 19. - Steamer Alaska sailed at o'clock this morning for Southeast Alaska ports with 107 first class and three steerage passengers aboard.
 The following passengers on the Alaska were booked for Juneau:
 M. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Kirk patrick. Miss M. Ash, Miss K. Klop- penstein, Mildred Hoytt, Myrtle Hoytt, B. o. Erickson, Mrs. Brick son, Mrs. H. B. Scott, Donald Scott, Evonne Scott, B. c. Lynch, Mable Koenig, T. A. Talent, Mrs. Talent but no steerage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
l3- Year Old Girl
 Shoius Improvement

Cincinnati, O.-Mrs. w. B. Logan, Cincinnati, Ohio, recently said: My little 13-year-old granddaughter was nothing but skin and bones. She would go to the table and nev- CT eat mouthful We simply could not make her eat. I started giving her teaspoonful of Sargon three times day before meals. Now she's simply eating her head off and doesn't look like the same child" Butler Mauro Drug Go.
 -ady,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19

Window shades can be cleaned with a rough flannel cloth dipped in flour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19

Unfavorable weather last spring and early this summer has made the growing season backward in the Fairbanks area, truck gardeners there declare. Home grown straw berries were not reported to be ready for marketing until July 15, which is considerably later than last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
PRINCE ROBERT TAKES
 7 PASSENGERS SOUTH

On departing from Juneau early this morning for Vancouver, B. O., the steamship Prince Robert book ed seven passengers for the South. All bought tickets for Seattle They were:
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Graves, Miss E. Yeteve, Miss M. Pope, Miss Hel- en Lee, John Maxi, Charles An derson.
 The Prince Robert came north Sunday, going to Skagway. She called here both going to and com- ing from the Lynn Canal port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
4 PASSENGERS ABOARD N0RCO
 FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE, July 19. - Motorship Norco sailed at o'clock last night for Juneau and way ports with five first class passengers only. Four of the passengers are booked for Juneau, as follows: Margaret Kelly, Goldie Kelly, Mrs J. Covich, J. J. Riley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
LOUISE ARRIVES HERE
Canadian Pacific Steamer Makes Fast Run to
 Juneau

Steamer Princess Louise, of the Canadian Pacific, arrived in port this afternoon from the south, making a fast run north from Ketchikan. @
 The Princess Louis had the fol- lowing two passengers aboard for Juneau, from the south E. F.. Zuern, Harriet Bertelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-19
SPECIAL SALE TODAY

See our windows for Special Prices and Sale, Close outs at cost. CASH BAZAAR. -adv.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
g}ndridten ans 9. 9aInnfa.

Der felt Orei Sabren on ser
Spite ser @emeinoe Itebenoe Gih-
ter Soief Sd0n bot Die STEELE iei-
mem Indfolger stephan SdneiOer
ii6ergeben. Soief Sdon, ser ourh
mebrere leiner eigenen nnterneb.
mungen nit Arbeit gu iebr in Nr-
Iprud genommen lit, bat Idon Dor
mebreren Monaten Inn ieine @nt.
bebung na1geiuHt. S6neiOer, Der
sic &i6teriteIle Dor Sh0n i%nnebatte,
erfreut iid bel Der oeuti6en 8epols
ferung, ebenio mie iein 8orgdn9er,
aaaemeiner 8eliebtbeit.
Wtit ben Ausipeiiungen bon 40
armen alien 2euten ml1r0e l6on leg.
ten Monot begonuen. Die Soften
ser Seritaaung ser Speiien wer-
oen tells pom 81. Antoni- 6ouos,
tells BON eoeloenfenOen 8emobnern
ser @cmeinoe beitritten. 0ieies
Sabr finoet Die Speiienperabfoleung
i'm &auie oes 2anOwirts Sobann
SsmolO Itatt.
Sooesfal. Sier ltar6 nnA fur
Sem 9eioen i'm Alter BON 70 Sabrer
6rou 8m. 2es5ber emilia, Die
0tutter Der Srau 9ireftor 2ebrer
@ortner.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Or. arnm6icaeI % Satire staOtrat:

Dresden. Am 2. Sanltar poren
% Sabre perfloiien Oot StaOtroi
Or. 9rrmbie9el % Satire ol8 be
iolOeteS &atSmitglieO I'M 0ienite Der
StoOt itano. Or. 3rinlbie9rl tit
iebt 81 Sabre alt. Dor i2iner @abl
sum Staotrot mar CT iedl5 Sabre
lang Staotueroroneter Sbm wur-
oe oos @erfoiiun9snmt, ipdtCr Ons
8obI- uno 2iitenomt, 0es airdler.
amt unO Oie 2eitung ser StanoeS-
Gmter ii6ertrogen. 1912 murOe er
ouf 9ebens8eit gepdblt. 9%eionoere
Seroienite bot iid Or. arumbiegel
aIs &ommiiior iii Sic ginaemein-
0ungen %erpor6en. Sn ieiner amts-
5eit fouen sic Gingemeinoungen bon
Eolfemib, 1912, un0 &eid, 1918,
Damn meiter, 1921, oie @ingemein.
ouitgen ser 8ororte &lein5IdohDit,
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
&nnbibcrfal anf Sas S%tatiunssc-
bGnSe in 6nltldlin.

Sriinn. Snnerbalb Oreier @ofen
bat iid in 3orOmGbren utO SAle-
lien ser brittle lteberfaa masfierter
&Guber ouf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
eignet. @GbrenO oie fiir5lid erfolg-
ten &aubii6erfGue auf oie Station
Dielorl bisber nod INNER nidt auf-
geflGrt merOen fonnten, miro bereits
Elm Oritter Gaubiiberfan gemelOet,
BEL Dem Iid oie @erbre6er bic Sta-
ton &ulti6in gum 3ielpunft ibres
Angriffes IeBten. Mit o~orgebalte.
lem &epolper orongen gegen 6 ubr
bier masfierte &Guber in Die Sta.
tionSfan5lei oes 8abn6ofsgebduoes
BON Sulti6in elm, in Dem lid 6u
oieier 3eit bier @iienbobner, Oor.
unter aud Ser &orItano, oufbielten.
9ls oie giien6obner ni6t iofort Die
Stationsfaiie ousfoleten, griffen Die
&duber 5u ibren &%epolpern unO 90
ben flint Sdiiiie ab. Sin Client
babner puroe get6tet. 9ls iie ein-
iaben, 6aB ibr 8emiiben fru6tloS
blieb, 1tnO fiir9ten miiBten ooB
.Our6 bic Sdiiiie 2ellte alormiert
muroeu, ergriffen lie Die 6lu6t
uno entfainen, obne aud MIR Oie ge-
ringite Spur au binterlalien.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
GrOkfeucr in Sers6ere,

Scr56crs, Sar5. Sn ser Goblen'
banollng gggerS in Ser Sie6er-
ltraBe brad aus biSlang un6efmn.
ten @riin6en 6euer aus. Sn fir5er
3eit itan0en aud sic benodbarten
@Gllier, 0aS @oBeiHe Belgium ntto
0as Sous oes Maurermeiiters aii-
tier, ebenfaGs in 6lammei. utO
bronnten faIt o~oaftdnoie aus. Sur
Dem l1mitono, 0aB Oas &iiIteriGe
@run0itiid oie Sduierreibe unter.
bri6t, lit es 81 ~oeroanfen, oaB oas
Seuer ni6t ouf weitere @ebduoe
ii6ergegriffen bot. @s ban0ef ii6
INN 5admerfb6uier, Die Ben SLANT
men reidlid 9obrung boten. Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Sauier
fonnten groBtenteilS in Siderbeit
ge6ra6t mer0en. 8erionen Iin0 nift
3u S6a0en gefommen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
GrploiiOn in eimcm Sraser Slim.

&ras. aiir5lid bat ii6 in Sem
Sonfilmfino &piebrao in 8ra9 II
cine idpere &otaitropbe ereignet.
Ser ~18idbrige 8raftifart 8eter
Moro8 moate mad AbidluB Der
g~orIte0ung Sen Slim uOrlif4 Ger
iunge Aar") fir sic nadite I'm
1a9 nbr beginnenoe 8~oritequng
porbereiten. Aus ungefldrter lria-
6e fling ser Slim 5euer unO es
fam 5u elmer @rploIion. 0ur6 ben
ltorfen 2uftorud muroe oie Mauer,
oie oie Sperationsfabine bonn gu.
i9auerraum trenht, nieoergeriiien
u10 sic Sriimmer Itiir3ten auf Ben
9nlfon. Sn Der Sabine muroen Die
Sonfilm : 8orfiibrungsapparate uno
sic Sonapparatur 5erItort. @liidli-
6ermeiie NOR Ser 3uidouerraum
CUR 3eit Ser @rploIion I6on leer,
10 6aB nieman0 perlebt muroe.
Moro3 puroe bel Ser @rpIoiion gu
8ooen gel1leuoert, nerlor ieoo6 Die
@eiIteseegenmart ni9t, ion6ern
iprang lofort auf un0 peridloB Die
Cir gum 0ebenroltm, in pel6em
mebrere Slime oufbemobrt paren.
0aour6 muroen elm l1ebergreifen Oes
6euers uno meitere @rploiionen
perbinoert. Moro5 lpuroe leift per-
lebt, 90 er ober Die 9ampfe beg
brennenoen Silms einatmete, erlitt
er aud cine i1mere @ergiftung. g.,
muroe ms aagemeine &ranfenbaus
gebraht.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Grmer6slpiennnruben am NicSer.
rhein.

WucrS. &iir5li6 fam es in Som-
berg, @ie6errbein, 5t Aniammlun-
gen bon @rwerbsloien. auf Der
&beinbouiener 5traBe muroen nit
Silfe BON gefaaten &aitdMienbaumsn
8arrifa0en erridtet, BON benen aus
oie 8oli5ei beidolien murOe. auf
Der WoerieritraBe muroe our6 be
@rplolion elmer nit 8etroleum ge.
fiiaten uno nit Climber %oeriebenen
6loide elm Sdaufeniter 5ertriim-
inert. AniAeineno gait Der BMrf
Der 6laidenbombe Dem bic Stra.
be paIiierenoen lleberfanfommanoo.
8erionen puroen nidt uerleBt. aud
in &beinbauien fanOen groBere an'
Iummlungen ltatt, nobel 6ie Boliaei
nit Steinen bemorfen ipur6e. Sic
fonnte balls Die StroBen rGumen.
3 @erionen wuroen megen gelalti-
glr1g bon ar6eitsmi1ieen perbaftet.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Snrdtbarer 9uppelmOrb.

Srpmbcrs. Sn 9obenei6e bel
9romberg puroe oas greiie Oeuti6e
9lltliber : gbepaor 2iesmdnn oas
Npfer zines beltialiIAen Gaubmor-
oe3. Gas gbepaar 2ieBmann. Don
Dem ser @bemann @ilbelm 2ieB-
mann So uno Die @befrau Sen-
riette SO Sabre oft lit, beuobnte elm
@eb0ft, Oas BON ser gbauIiee ent.
fernt liegt. 8isber fam ieOen door
gen ser Wildmagen gum @eboft,
Inn Die Mil6 nit nod 8romberg
gu nebmen. Oa Ger &uti6er Die
Mil6fanne nidt uorfano, 6egab er
li6 ms Sans uno fano Ole Screen
alien 9eute in elmer rieligen glut-
la6e arf. 2iebnlann mar beteits
tot 6rau 2iebnlann muroe iGmer-
perleBt ms 8romberger &ranfen-
balts geidafft, mo lie ibren Der,
lesuneen erlag. Das Gerbreden
lit mabrlheinli6 in aaerfriibeiter
Morgenitunoe perii6t woroen, als
lih frau 9iebmalln i'm Stole gum
Melfen 6efano, ocnn ole &Ibe na-
rem nidt gan6 ausgemolfen. Die
M0roer miifien li6 mdbreno Die
ler 2eit ms Saus begeben baben,
nm Die griparniiie oes @bepaareS
in Sobe BON 600 3lotp, Die lie 81
@eibna6ten bon elmer &aiie a6ge-
boben batter, 81 raitben. Sic baben
Damn permutli1 2iesmann eridla-
aen, neil er lie uiellei6t erfannt
bat. slls 5rau 2icsmann auf Sc.
r1ui1e bin Damn pom Stall our
8obnung gelaufen lit, muroe audi
lie pom ser W0roern nieOereeidlagen.
Die griparniiie Der beioen alten
0eutc ;ino geraubt woroen. Bon Den
Eatern bat man bisber feline Spur
o%efunoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
sObesfaae.

Sn SffieniBa lit ser &c Sabre
nlte 2anOmirt Sebaitian Steer mad
longem 2eioen g~cYforben.
Sn @logopaB lit ser ~82iabrige
2anomirt AOam 8orit %geitorben.
Sn 8ulifes Itarb Die 8itpe Ma-
rie 8lei6 i'm II. 2ebensiabre. Die
Sdngeri6ar ngintra6t" iang TO-
pobl i'm Srauerbauie als audi in
ser Stride.
Sn @ertianoi9 wur6e Der peni.
9otar @n0reas 8al5e tot i'm Bette
gefunoen. ST mar einem Ser5i6lag
erlegen. Sn @ertianoi6 geboren,
mirfte er LANCE Sabre binour6 in
DER 9a6barsgemeinoe nipar als Sc
meinoenotor. Na6 leiner Beniio-
nierung fam er wieoer in feline
oeimatsgemein0e.
Sn @erbaB trnf Sic Na6ri6t elm,
oaB Ser ans 8erbaB gebirtiJe
4eutiAamerifuuer Sbriitian 8bilipp
4ltben in ieinem Al. 9ebensiabre
IN Seem yorf gpitorben lit.
Sn Neupetib ltarben Der sc Sub
re alte 2anopirt anOreas S6meit-
ser; Der 2anowirt Mattbias Gin;
Der S6ubmadermeiiter 6rall5 Sebli
8e5irfsobmann uno 8i5eprdli0ent
Der Ortsgruppe oes Sanoels- uno
8eperbeperbanos ,-Sn 9enaubpim:
,Sran3 &iiblburger. 2anowirt, 68
Sabre alt. = Sn 8;eienbaio: 6raa
8itpe &atbarina Slider, 80 Sab
re alt. - Sn 2euti1bentihef: Be-
ter gi6termanrL 81 uno Seinrid
5diff 81 Sabre alt. ~ Sn Beriu-
nof6: Bitre 8atbarina Inton, eeb.
Siiele, So gliiabetb 2aub, geb.
Rleiti6, 76 uno Sobann gbline.
81 Sabre alt. - Sn Saoerlad:
frau Marie Srei, seb. @iiele, 60
Sabre alt. - Sn &efaia: SRI.
Srma Bad, SO Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
3tpci @ittelidiiler bnrd cine Samb-
aranate getItct.

8riinm. Cine etpa bunoertbier-
5ig &opfe 5dblenoe Grippe BON
reid8Seut1hen Stuoenten uno SUI
gen6li9en tatte in ben 8eibnadts-
feiertagen einen @usflug in oas Sc
bet oes SpiegliBer S6neeberges I'M
ternommen. Den Burden batten
iid aud 5ablreide Mittelidiiler Oes
SnIanoes angei6loiien. Sic bielten
allf Den 8ieien uno Sdngen unweit
BON &lein-@ iirben BEL Wabrlld-
altltaot Sfiiibungen ab. Spdter lie-
ferten iib Die Burden, unter oenen
iih aub Ser fiinf5ebniabrige WitteI
i1iiler @erbort Eel5er, Ser Sobn
zines Srofeiiors aus Mabrnt-
Sh0nberg, uno Der ied5ebnidbrige
MitteliGiiler @erbart 3oubar aus
8riinn befanoen, chamber cine nil.
0e Sdneebaai6loht. SIN 8erlaufe
ser 5hlaht geriet ourd einen 3u-
fna Gel5er nit 3oubar bart einanr
Der uno BEL Dem 3uiammenitoB err
folete ploblid elm Spren9ldlae
8eioe &naben wal5ten iid in ibrem
8lnie i'm Shnee. sic mieien furht.
bare gprleBungen auf uno uerihie.
Sen nod fnr5er 3eit. Die grmltt.
luneen iiber All nriade Oes I'm.
aliids ergaben, OaB Der 5diler
Eel3er in ieiner Soientaide cine
IeIbis f~onitruierte Sanogranate bot.
te, Die bel Dem 3uiammenpral Der
beioeu Burden e~rplooierte. Die
9eiGen Der beioen 8erungliidten
muroen mad W6brii6-A ltitaot &c.
bra&t.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
@nnfrptt Der staht stsnr.

@iem. Die olte Staot Stepr, Die
5meitgr0Bte Stu0t Ober0iterreihS,
lit unter DER @irtI6oftsfriie, Re.
ionoerS infolge oes &iidganes Ser
epr-Iutomobilfa6rif, auf welder
oas gauge 2eben ser Staot berlbt
5uiammenge6rod)en, obmObl Die @e-
meinbeauSgaben in Ser raDifalIten
8eiie eingeidranft morOen lino. 81
ser leBten @emeinoeratsiibung emit
mari Der 8iirgermeiiter ton Stepr
elm furhtbares Bib. @:ht meni-
ger als SO 8rn3ent aler 8ewohrer
leben BON Observation-Disclosures
LOO Don $4,000 ginmnbnern ba-
ben ~iiberboupt fein @infrmmen. 80
Hro5ent aner &inoer limo unterer.
n1brt. Der 8iirgermeiIter b%eantrag-
tie Die @%initelung aler @emeinOe-
betriebe nit AuSnabme ser 8aIier-
leitung uno ser Wiiaobfubr. Die @nt.
laiiung aler 8eamten uno arbelter
Der Staot, sic Sperrnng dller SGln.
len uno Die Ginltellung Der Sir.
ioreebeitr1ge an Die armen. faas
Der Staot nibt pom 8unoe uno bonn
2ano Ober0iterrei6 Die bisber Der.
seblih erbetene &ilfe auteil werOe.
Die 8unbesregierung bot, ioweit es
in ibren &raften itebt, Ollie 5uss.
iagt.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Nafie6emerreaenbe @er6aftnma.

ScidwDlframsbDrf. Ser 41idbri-
ee @utsbeiiber Grid sort aus
&lein-&einsborf lit berbaftet uno
ms @rei5er 8e5irfsgefdngnis eint
geliefert moroen. Sort, Der no9
Der &epolution Ser tbiiringi1den Ste,
gierung ols Staotsrat %angeborte,
1on als &e6nungsfiibrer benin
Spor- uno acknowledgements in
&lein : &einsoorf l1nteri6lagungen
BON etpa $4,000 Marf begangen ia.
ben. 9ie ltnteriu6ung, oie Der @rite
@taatsantpalt 6loel aus @era in
Die &ano genommen bat, miro ii1
nu9 onrauf erltrefen, inipiepeit Die
Mngelegenbeit nit elmer Iffdre
9iffert 5uiammenbdngt, Ourd Ole
feiner5eit Der 2an0buno @rei5 i6Der
geI16oigt moroen lit. Differt, Ser
nls @ei9Gftsfiibrer oes &feislnno-
bunoes @rei5 umfangrei6e Inter
ihiasungen ~begangen batte, erihoB
fid, als feline Gerfeblungen aufge.
oedt lpurOen. Staatsrat a. ..
sort NOR nod ieinem ausiaeioen
aus Dem Ebiirineer Staatsoienit
uno ser 2eitune Oes Ebiirinser
3%onobunoes cine 3eitlang @e-
id1ftsfiibrer Der carbohydrates in
SniGau. Gor fur3em lit er BON
bort ouf iein @ut &leinreinsOorf
5uriidgefebrt.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
gridiittermSe Gamiliem.s raa6Oi,.

@ittcnbcrsc. Sn einem 8immer
OeS ,Sotel gum 6ran5isfaner" mur.
Sc sic SoHter Oes Sotelbeiibers
2uomig Miiaer, 6rau grno 8eis-
fam aus altona, nit ibren beioen
&inoern, einem 9iabrigen Sungen
uno einem ~SiGbrigen Mdo1en, ourd
2eudtgos per9iftet, bepuBtloS ouf-
gefunoen. Die &inoer iino fur5e
Belt IpGter i'm &ronfenbauS geitor-
ben. Die Ntutter liegt in beOenf-
lidem 3uitano oarnieoer. Jrau
8eisfom lebte nit ibrem Mann in
AItona, 6rieOriAsitraBe II, in I'M
gliidlider @be. 8ieoerbolt lit es
5pii9en oen beiOen 5u Auseinanoer-
lebungen gefommeu. Set einiger
3eit por 6rau 8eisfam nit ibren
&inoern bel ibren @ltern in 8itten-
berge gu 8eiud. Sn einem Anfal
BON Sdmermut bei6loB tie, iid nit
ben &inoern oaS 2eben 5u nebmen.
Nun i6loB tie iib nit ben &inOern
in ibr 3immer elm unO offnete Die
@asb1bne. 9lls fire S6peiter ipa-
ter Die &inoer iudte, I'M nit ibnen
aus5ugeber, fanO man ale orei be-
w1tBtlos ouf.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Wadlridlten n1ls Semesmur.

SIN 2ippaer &loiter peridieo Die
S6ull6meiter Maria &arola S6me-
ref, i'm alter BON II Sabren. Die
ueremigte Nonne war cine gebiirtige
Semeswarerin, Die friiber piele Sab
re binour9 ais 2ebrerin mirfte, aber
ihon ieit geraumer 3eit i'm Sip
paer &loiter tatig mar.
SIN 3immer Deg 8eoienungSper-
ionals oes gemesmar . Soiefitdoter
@aitgebers gernat Sdolier bat elm
fleiner Diem nit Sol5fo6len ourd
ausitr0menOe @aie cine uerbeerenoe
8irfung gebabt. Der 28idbrige
&ausfne6t hinton 8artus ml1roe in
Ieinem Bette tot aufgefunoen u.lb
5wei iunge 8iffolos, Der 14iabrige
Sans &raner aus Sdagb un0 Der
14i6brige Midael S5tanics aus Sc
reBtes, Die ebenfals in oieiem 3im-
me i6liefen, fano man idwer per-
giftet, ie0od gum @liid nod lebeno
por.
Srauernu1ridten. SIN 83. Sc.
bensiabre itarb Der ebemalige Yd9-
ter oes Sotels D5eroinano" unO
ipdterer 8ahter oes Milit1rfalinos
Martin 8isenes. 8or einigen Mo-
naten lit iein 8ruoer 6eroinano
peri1ieoen. SIN Staatsipital
lit Ser Deutidbentidefer Boitmei-
tier @ugen SdauB i'm SO. 2ebens-
iabre geItorben. 4ntonie Sri
ifan, geb. 0omp, rs Sabre alt.
emil Defan, 2anowirt aus Neuien-
tei6, 20 SATIRE alt. - Der &ed)ts.
anpalt CT. @e5a Siridl i'm 48. Sc
bensicbre Or. Siridl mar fat
,pei Sabre lang franf.
Safelridter Sobann Stingbe muir.
De auf eieenes 8erlangen gum Som
ltansaer 9lppeageriGtsbof periest.
I'm ieine STEELE fommt DER bisberige
Oberpr6iioent oes Gonitansaer Sc.
ridtsbofes emil aleranorescn.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
GdnlaelSer in Iatnralicn.

Gus Moroidjpaiorbelp miro 5e-
rihtet. 0ds bieiige reformierte Soil
legium bat 100000 Sci an PLUS
itGnOen fir SHuIgelO, Die Diref-
ton bat iest Die @ltern ~auigeior-
bert, b3rp. 0nraiif aufmerfiom ee-
maft, ooB iie Die riiditanOigen
SdulgelOer oud in Naturolien,
3. 9. in einem Maitidmein oOer
@etreiOe 5oblen fonnen. 3ugIeif)
ipuroe uerfiigt, ooB Die 8rofeiioren
Oes &oaegiums binfort blob 40
@ro6ent ibrer 9eiolOung in @elO,
Sic iibrigen so &ro6ent ober in
Hatlrolien erbolten.