davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

i'm lieben f0nnen. Seine ielbItailf-
opfernOe 2ie6e ent5iinoet 9ic6e in un-
ieren @er5en. @er @ottas 9iebe in
@briIto erfennt, fam nidt anoers ais
ie%inerieits @ott lieben. $50 oieie
9iebe lit, 0a lit aud @emeinidofts-
leben 5pii6en @ott uno Sen i'm lie
6enoen Wfeniden.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

Slim 6reitag Na6mittog, Ben
20. Wfai, perItarb in leinem Seim an
Ser 4ten uno 8 StrnBe, g. g., Ser
in oelttiGen &reiien beltens befunnte
un0 GllBerit beliebte SEER Sobn
&eif. @r 3og fib Dor ungefdbr Ell
mem Monat cine ltarfe @rfaltung 81,
mel1e erit in Bronchitis unO ipGter
in 2lttgenent5iinoung i~iberging. Sein
borgel6rittenes Mlter Ger mar -
Sabre alt) berringerte ieinen geiun-
ben @i0erItono uno om 20. Gfai Dor
te iein Ser3 auf 81 i6logen. Sobn
Heif NOR cine Berionlidfeit BOD nit
2ebensluit, Songeslltit, 6re1ne rno
Sonneai6ein, INNER bereit anoere
5u erbeitern, 81 r%nterbalten, 81 bel
fen, mo es notig mar. Seilte Wfilo-
tdtigfeit mar geraoe5u itaotbefonnt.
9Qs 8rGiiOent oes o@ermonia Nfan-
ner6orS~ nabm er cine Der fiibrenoen
Stellungen inn oeutI6en &ereinsleben
Ser Staot ein. @r a%rrangierte gut
beiu6te &on5erte, Sbeaterouffiibrun-
gen, Musfliige per 8abn uno S6iff,
Oeren &einertrage gar oft Dem oelt-
i6en @aiienbous 3ufloiien. Sci Der
Sammlung Ser @elOer fir 9euti6=
LAMBS notleioenoe &inoer u1lo mdb-
reno Ser Sabre 1914-1915=1916
nabm Ser @ermania M1nner6or
inter Serrn &eif'S 2eitung cine fiib=
renoe Stequng ein. Die gemiitli6en
9lbenoe oes 8ereins iino nod in bic
Ter @rinnerung. 9en Neueingeman-
Derten bot Serr &eif einen li6eren
Sofen in pel6em tie S6ub fanoen;
faft ieoem mar er bebilfli6 bel Der
Mrbeitlube. - @r geborte Dem Gor=
coro Stub leit ieiner @riinonng an
uno mar Mitglieb oes iebigen 9iref-
forums; ol16 mar er Mitglieo oes
&eripaltl1ngsrat oes 8roipect Sill
5rieobofes; ferner geborte er Dem
8emii6ten @bor an, iofuie Dem oeltt-
i6en interchangeable uno Der
oelttiden Sreimaurerloge, tpel6e linn
Die lebten @brenbe5eugungen ertpies.
gu ieinem 8~egrabniiie, bel pel6em
SEER @aitor Gbos. gnoers BON ser
Goncoroia Stride Der traltern0en Ser
panoti6aft Croft 5uiprod, (oer Ser
itorbene binterldBt feline 5amilie),
paren Oiele 8efannte unO 6reunoe
eri6ienen. SIM oeliti6en 6rieobofe,
neben ieiner Dor Sabren oeritorbenen
Satin, begru6 man feline iterblidc
Siiae bis gum 8oiauneni6on. 0t0ge
er ruben in Srieoenl Sic 2ei6en-
TRIGGER paren Die &erren Sbeo. 2er6,
SO. Sein8mann, $, 9. @infler, Sobn
@ii6buien Geo. sc. Siebert uno S.
8ertram.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27
ct. Marienfirdle
Charles Srintaus, 8farrer
ste StraBe, g. So, 8tpii6en 8 uno 8
@aibineton 9. 6.

Im Sonntag, Sen 80. Wfai, miro
oie 5robnleidnomspro3eilion nad
Ser $50 llbr Meiie abgebalten mer=
ben. 9as aQerbeiligite 4ltarsiafra-
ment miro Dor Der Z llbr Weiie aus
geItelt meroen uno big gum gnoe Der
Weiie CUR @nbetung ausgeitelt blei-
ben.
Sim Sonntag, Sen 5. SUM, lit oas
Set oes ct. 8onifa3ius, oes Mpo-
itels 9elrti6Innos. Cine &eliquie
oes Seiligen miro nab ieoer Meiie
perbort meroen.
@m 5reitog, Sen 3. SUM- lit Ser
erite 6reitae I'M Monat, iopie oas
Set oes beiligen Ser5ens Seiu. 9as
bo6beilige Saframent miro Dor Der
$50 llbr Wfeiie alisgeIteat netoen
uno bis 3ur S6luBfeier Der Nopela
INN 7.30 llbr a6enos CUR 4nbetung
altsgeiteQt bleiben.
Mfontag, BEN 13. Sunni, lit oas Set
oes ct. MntoniuS. Die $50 llbr
Meiie miro an Ieinem @ltare abgebal-
ten meroen uno feline &eliquie miro
na6 ser $50 uno $50 l1br Meiie
berebrt meroen.
Sic S6luBfeier Ser S6ule miro
am 9ienstag, ben IA. SUM, na6 Der
s llbr Meiie, in Der Stride abgebal-
ten meroen, iuonad Der Segen erteilt
miro.
9%eginneno nit Gonntag. Ben 49,.
Sum-, meroen MIR title Meiien abge-
balten meroen uno 3par Inn Z, 8.15,
$50 uno t1.30 l1br. @Gbreno oes
MonatS neroen Die Welien fir Die
@obltGter ser Stride, Der Sooalitdt,
uno Dem Altar- nno @aerieelenperein
a%ufgeopfert tDeroen.
Mm Miontag, ben 81. SUM, lit oas
Set BON llnierer 8rau bon Der Sm-
merpqbrenoen &ilfe.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

i9Da6t, lpenn mir oie @emeini9aft
Der @ldubigen i'm 0ffentli6en Got
teSoienit pernadldiiigen. 9oiiet inns
nidt uerloiien uniere Geriammlrngen
Die etli6e pflegen.
Die @emeini6oft nit @ott miro
o6er nidt mir ourd ole a%n6etung
@ottes in Ser @emeini6aft ser @IGit-
bigen gepflegt, ionoern audi Our6 Die
8eteiliguilg an ser Arbeit 5ltr Aus.
breitung 0es @pangelilums oitf Gr.
Den. Seius mar ole5eit oororf be.
oa6t, Siinoer CUR @rfenntnis Oes
Sells 81 bringen. @r ioqte ieinen
Siingern: oOteine Speiie lit ole, 0oB
ib tue ben @ilen oes, Ser mid ge-
ianOt bot" gls Ser SEER Dies iogte,
mar er 6emiibt, cine Somoriterin
5itr @rfenntnis oes Sells 5u bringen.
6errer bat er ieinen Siineern 8efebl
gegeben: n@ebet bin uno mo6et 81
Siingern olle@olfer". @or leiner STINT
melfobrt iagte er ibnen: nSbr mer-
oct meme 3ellgen fem SIT SeritiaIem
uno in gang Sit0da rno Samarien
unb bis an oos gnoe Ser @roe."
Gum &alten 0es @ortes Gbriiti &c.
bort alio aitd Dies, oaB mir 3eitgelt-
Oienit titn sur Mrsbreitltitg oes Nei-
DIES @ottes auf @roer. SSn unierer
nG6iten l1meegenb f0nnen mir Dies
our6 perionlides 3eitgnis tltn. Sll
neiterem llmfreis aber fonnen mir
Dies MIR o1r6 Die Organization Ser
Stride TIM. @s miilien Mr6eiter aus
gebiloet uno unterltiibt peroer, tpenu
mir uniere Miiiionsoufgabe ols
Gbriiten treitli6 erfiiqen moIen. 0ies
fonn ni6t o1tr6 ein3plne @lGu6igen
ODER our6 fleinere @ruppen gei6e,
ben. lin Dies erfoIgreih tim SIT fon-
men, mullen piele in Ser @emeini6aft
ser Stride 3itiommenarbeiten @enn
mir @ott lieben, peroen mir oaS
@ort @brilti alt6 in oieiem Stiid
balten, OoB mir Die W}iiiionsorbeit
Ser Stride unteritiibelt, oomit alien
Wteni6en @elegenbeit gegeben meroe.
CUR @rfenntnis oes Sells in GbriIio
Seiu 81 fommen.
0ieS aleS fann nidt obne Spfer>
miaigfeit gei6eben. 9lu6 bierinmen
gibt uns SeIus Elm 8eiipiel. @r bot
lid ielbIt fir inns geopfert. @r bat
~5eittpeilig oie Serrli6feit bimmIii6er
Seligfeit geopfert ltno bat li6 oen
Infe6tltngen oieier 3eit oltsgeiebt,
Inn inns sur @rfenntnis ser 9iebe
@ottes 81 bringen. @oQen mir lein
@ort balten, ieinem 8eiipiel folgen,
10 gebiibrt es audi ms, Opfer gu
bringen, oamit Die 2iebe @ottes il.
Gbriito alien Meni6en offenbor
meroe.
9ies oles lit beoingt o1r6 sic Sic
be. Sa6en mir bic 2iebe @ottes
in Gbriito Seiul erfonnt, oanrl
miro unlere 2iebe SIT Soft inns an
treiben, oie @emeini6oft @ottes in
Ser @llbetung @ottes in Ser @emein-
i6aft Ser @ldltbigen 1no in Ser OPP
~ferfreuoigen Mitar6eit am Mufbml
bes &ei6es @ottes altf @roen 81 III
ben. Sn oieiem Salten 0es @orteS
Gbriiti tper6en mir lie mebr uno mebr
erfreut ourb Die @rfabrung 0es @ob-
mems @ottes bel ms. @roBere @liid-
ieligfeit als oie @rfobrung oieier be-
ieligenoen 2ebensgemeini6oft nit
@ott fam Der Weni6 ni6t finoen.
Gmen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

W1it Dem 9reieinigfeitsfeit fommt
sic erite SGIfte Des &ir6eniobres ST.
gnOe. Sn Oieie erite @Glfte oes Sir
6eniobres fallen Die orei groBen Sc.
Ite ser Gbriitenbeit ~ @eibna6ten.
Sitern uno @fingiten. 0ieie 6eite
pe~rfiin0igen uns Die groBen Seilsto-
ten @ottes. @eibnodten bringt
0ie 8otIhaft BON ser 2ie6e Oes So
tiers, Die offenbar getporoen lit in Der
0}eni6meroung oes Sobnes. Sitern
nit Ser norbergebenoen 8oiiions5eit
nerfiinoet oie @nooe @ottes IN @bri-
ito SellL ser Siinoe uno 500 ii6er=
mlltoen uno 2eben uto elm unOer-
g1ngli6es @eien ans 2ift gebradt
bat. Hfingiten feiern mir Oie Ius-
gieBung oes beiIigen @eiites sur Sol
lenoung oes SPELLS uno sur @riinoung
ser 6riltli6en Stride. 9ieS aaeS =
Meni6mero1tng, @rl0iung unO @riin-
Dung Der driItliden Stride ~ bat es
5u tim nit Ser 8ef0roerung Ser @e-
meini6aft Ser aberdeen NIT @ott.
9ies lit @oupt5iped llno @nO5iel aaer
Sffenbarung @nttes ooB Siinoer sur
2ebensgemeini6aft nit @ott gebradt
uno in oerieIben b%eforoert meroen.
9as Srinitotisfeit lit gepiiiermaBel
Elm Summorium ser Sffenbarun9s-
geoanfen Ser orei Souptfeite oes
GbriItentums. @S erinnert an Die
SeilstotIaden oes oreieinigen @otteS
uno ermabnt Defenders sur @fle9f
Ser @emeini6oft nit @ott, oie Der
@eni6en ourh Oie Seilstaten @ottes
oargeboten miro.
@8 lit borltm puiienO, OaB mir SUI
6eier oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrad
ten Die 8emeinidaft Der MenIder
nit 8Dtt.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-27

9rndIaden aler 4rt
liefert idneu uno biaig oas
.@aibinetoner Sournal"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
Who's Who In Rowan

OFFICERS, EAST SALISBURY,
COUNCIL NO.. SO JR. O. U. A. M.
E. L. Clark, Jr. past councillor.
Lee Ingold, councillor.
L. M. Beaver, vice councillor.
G. W. Bost, recording secretary.
w. B. Hartman, assistant secretary.
A. A. Cormack, financial secre-
tary.
G.. w. Bost, treasurer.
E. l.. Keith, warden.
]. L. Boyle, conductor.
F. P. Cauble, inside sentinel.
W, L. Albright, outside sentinel.
]. R. Hooker, Jr., chaplain.
Trustees: E. F. Wellington, W. W.
Stuttz, W. D. Morgan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
Legion Meeting
Be Staged At
Peeler's Lake

On Tuesday night, April 18th, the
regular monthly meeting of the Sam
uel C. Hart Post American Legion No.
II will be held at Peeler's Lake on the
Albemarle highway near Granite
Quarry. This meeting is being held at
Peeler's Lake for the purpose of inter-
esting all ex-service men in Eastern
Rowan, in the Legion and the local
Post, and to give those who have never
belonged an insight into the workings
of the Legion. The meeting will open
promptly at 1880, brief reports of
urgent importance will be herad, after
which the meeting will adjourn.
At some period during the evening
the Flag Escort will. put On a short
exhibition drill in full uniform, this
being their first appearance for the
season 1882 in uniform.
All ex-service men in the section are
urged and especially invited to be
present, whether Legionnaires or not.
They are under no obligations by at
tending, and are assured that the Sam
uel c. Hart Post will appreciate hav-
ing them attend. Members are urged
to attend and arrange to bring as
many non-members as possible. Barbe-
cue and refreshments will be served
after the meeting to all members and
guests. There will be no charge for
anything. Be there and bring a Buddy.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
Pr0ffer Came Unsolicited
To Superintendent of
Salisbury School System.
IN HOSPITAL NOW
FROM
OF FLU
Mr.. Coltrame Came To
Salisbury Three Years
Ago; Elected President
OF N. G. Educational
Association.

E. ]. Coltrane, superintendent of the
city schools, has declined an offer to
teach in New York university.
When interviewed Thursday by a
representative of The Waterman at
the Salisbury hospital where he has
been for the past ten days following
an attack of the flu, Mr.. Coltrane
stated that this offer had been tender
ed him some time ago, but hat he had
declined it after giving it thoughtful
consideration.
The offer was in the nature of a
sreaGhins
cation, covering educational work of
high schools. The offer was unsolicit-
ed.
Mr.. Coltrane was taken i'll with flu
almost two weeks ago, entering the
hospital ten days ago He is recuperat-
ing nicely but is still a very sick man.
Mr.. Coltrane came to Salisbury three
years ago as superintendent of the city
schools. During 193o-1931 he served
as president of the North Carolina
Educational Association and the year
Immediately preceding was vice pres
ident of that body. He is now chair
man of the committee on public rela-
lions of the N. G. Educational asso-
citation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
YOUNCE ACQUITTED

Lexington - George A. Younce,
former solicitor of this district, was
acquitted last Saturday of the charge
brought against him in connection
with the death of Sheriff James A.
Leonard here lin February. Younce
and W. F. Brinkley were indicted for
the sheriff's death after a second cor
.oner's inquest, reversing the evidence
given in the first inquest. A charge
of perjury is yet to be tried, in which
both mel are implicated. A pint" Of
liquor is at the bottom of lexington
fatal tragedy, in which court officers
and county officials had a part.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
Complete Lineup For All
81 Precincts Will Be Ab-
pointed And Plans Made
For Primary.
REPUBLICANS MAY
NOT
IN THE PRIMARY
That Case, Judges And
Registrars Will Likely
Be All Democrats; Other
Election Data Given.

The board of elections of Rowan
county will meet Saturday, April 16,
to appoint registrars and judges for
each of the 81 precincts in this coun-
ty.
Unless the republicans enter this pri-
mary June 4, all judges will be demo-
Gratis and it will be an all-democrat-
ic elections machinery that will be set
up to supervise the democratic voting.
In 1850 the republicans broke their,
ed in the primary. George N. Prifch-
ard in that voting won the nomina-
ton for United States senator. But
this year Jake F. Newell of Charlotte
apparently has the nomination won in
the regularly accepted manner of re-
ceiving a republican nomination-by
action of the state convention, which
meets at Charlotte Thursday of next
week.
The Friday following the organiza-
ton meeting,-Friday, April 22-is
the last day for filing candidates. for
state, congressional apd district offic-
es, and eight days later-April 30
registration books open at 9 o'clock
and remain open each Saturday until
sunset, through May Fl.
May 20 is. the last day for filing can
didacies for the state house of repre-
sentatives and senate and local offices.
Candidates and campaign committees
must file preliminary statement of
campaign expenditures not later than
May IS. May 20 is challenge day at
the polls and June 4 is the first pri-
mary date. ]. is on Saturday. Monday
following the primary the board of
elections meets at II o'clock to re-
ceive the official election returns.
June "a is the last day for the fill
ing of final statements of campaign
expenditures. The second primary, if
it is necessary, will be held July 2 and
three days later the board receives the
official returns of this primary, in
the event it is held.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08

The Watchman is carrying in this
issue the pictures of several of the
candidates for state offices. Cuts of
RI R. Reynolds, candidate for the
senate and of R. T. Fountain, candi-
date for governor, have not been re-
ceived although a request has been
made for each. These, together with
other pictures of candidates, will be
run in The Waterman as they are re-
ceived and as the campaign progress
&c
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
WADESBORO MAN ANNOUNCES

Wadesboro - Charles B. Caudle,
young Wadesboro attorney, announc-
ed himself yesterday as a candidate for
representative from Arson county in
the next General Assembly. He will
probably be opposed by F. E. Thomas,
who is seeking reelection. Mr.. Caudle
is a son of the late T. L. Caudle, who
died in, 1880 during his term of office
as president of the North Carolina Bar
association. He graduated from Wake
Forest in 1880 and obtained his law
license the same year.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
Legion Auxiliary
To Sell Poppies
Here May 18th

May 20 is the annual Poppy Day of
the American Legion and following a
custom of many years the Legion Aux
iliary will conduct the sale of flowers
here on that date.
The proceeds from the sale of pop
pies in Salisbury and vicinity will go
for the support of the patients in the
hospital at Oteen and for the relief of
the many disabled veterans and their
dependents in Rowan county.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
HOPES FOR LIFE TERM

Raleigh-Ernest Herrin, 22-year-
old negro, who has witnessed IS con-
demned men, including his brother,
take the few short steps from states
prison bathroom to the electricution
chamber smiled broadly when he was
told that he would not be executed
today. He believes that the governor
will commute his sentence to life i'm
prisonment. Herring vas convicted
with his brother for the murder Of F.
F. Newton, aged postmaster, of Kerr.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
ATTENDS SCHOOL REGULARLY

Shelby-Rueral Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Jones of No. 1 town
ship, has not missed a day from school
in five years. Holly Springs school in
No. l township closed last week and
among the pupils there were five who
had not missed a single day during the
present school year, but the Jones boy
holds a record of not having missed a
day in five years, the best one of all.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
SENDS FLOUR

Fayetteville-Two carloads of flour
have been donated by the United
States government to the Cumberland
county Red Cross chapter for use in
unemployment relief. The flour will
be turned over to the emergency re-
lief committee here. 1t will be stored
free of charge by the Aberdeen and
Rockfish railroad.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
HUMOR

eyes, Sailor, I believe you,
Every word you say:
Because you really mean that
You'll come back some day.
You whisper loves sweet nothings
Into my eager ears;
You'll swear that you'll be rue
Through the coming years.
You'll kiss me for the last time
Then close the door;
I'll recall some time tomorrow
That I've heard that line before!!
From the Tennessee Tar
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
MILL DIRECTOR RESIGNS

Albemarle-The resignation of S,
H. Hearne from the board of direc-
tors of the Efird Manufacturing COM
pany has been announced. Mr.. Hearne
was succeeded by A. K. Winget, Cas-
on county man, who will become
head of the Albemarle: concern Mon
day, succeeding H. L. Horton, as pres
ident.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
POU'S SECRETARY KILLED

Liberty-M. C. Williamson, s.,
secretary to Congressman Pou,. met
death Friday in Washington city when
two buses collided, killing one and Sc
riously injuring II. Williamson for
several years worked with the state
highway commission. His widow and
small son survive.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
STATE OFFICIALS FREED

STATE OFFICIALS FREED
Raleigh-In a decision handed down
by the supreme court, members of the
North Carolina corporation commits
sion and John Mitchell, former chief
bank examiner, were cleared of the in
dictment charging them with guilt in
connection with the Asheville bank
crash.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
A ASSESSMENT CASE

Rutherfordton-The Henrietta mills
has appealed for a reduction in its tax
assessment, the hearing to be in Raj
eigh on the 9Th. The case is being
watched with interest, as the IA other
textile plants of the county will also
urge reduction in event the mill wins
its appeal Real estate, it is said, will
have added burden shifted its way if
corporations find the relief they seek.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
PROOFS OF SERVITUDE

Station Sergeant: Are you mar
ried?"
Prisoner: mo sir"
Officer: Hes a liar, sergeant. When
we searched him we found in his
pockets a clipped recipe for curing
Group, a sample of silk, and two un-
posted letters in a woman's handwrit-
ing a week old."-Bennington Banner.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
POSSE HuNTs


than 50 men has been combing the
woods in this section to locate Everett
Wiles, charged with killing on last
Thursday c. A. Wyatt, constable of
Rock Creek township. Wiles has not
been located as yet.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
Rowan Board OF Elections To Meet April 18th
C0lTRA Ne DECLINES n. Y. u. OFFER
sssuoo sqMsaro 'ar1q!1'
GOOD
MORNING
NOT SAFE YET

NOT SAFE YET
I've offered hand and heart to james
Of high and low degree,
To blondes, brunettes, the rich, the
poor;
I've tried them all, b'gee!
But every bloomin' time the skirt
Will look at me and frown
And clear her throat and loss her
head
And firmly turn me down.
They've turned me down so many
times
I've more than merely guessed
They think poor me a sheet or quilt
And habit does the rest
At least I'm pretty sure of this
I'd lay a modest bet
That somehow I've convinced the
As blankets go, I'm wet.
Oh, we'll, it doesn't bother me
That 1 have been refused
By james Of high and low degree;
Pm rather more amused,
In fact, the only haunting fear
That turks beneath my crown
Is this: Suppose l rush some wren
Who doesn't urn me down!
-C.S.H.
Mother-Daughter, dear, your boy
friend brought you home rather late
last night.
Daughter-Yes, mother, did the
noise disturb you?
Mother-No, but the silence did.
From the Colorado Lookout.
Susie-What are you knitting?
Understanding to cheer up the
boys.
Susie-Why, you silly thing, the
war is over.
Lottie-This is a bathing suit for
me dear.
Social Worker-Do you believe in
the transmogrification of souls?
Fisherman-No. | likes 'em fried in
the regular way.
Teacher-Now, Johnny, what did
Caesar exclaim when Brutus stabbed
him?
Johnny-Ouch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08

GAS TAX DOES NOT APPLY
notwithstanding % a decision of
Judge W. A. Devin in Wake superior
court, a municipal government is not
required to pay tax on gasoline used
by it. An appeal is carried to supreme
court.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
TOO MUCH DIGGING

my speech was rather lengthy, I
am afraid" said the young statesman;
"but l assure you that it contains
numerous gems of thought"
"Perhaps,' replied Senator Sorghum.
But | have never allowed myself to
take the slightest interest in these stories
of buried treasure. "-Wasbington Star.
Appeal-Why wa Baumhogger 50
opposed to marrying in haste?
Sasse-He always said if he had
any repenting to do he didn't want
SO much leisure.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
BLOCKADER DIES

Tarboro - Ashley Moore, alleged
blockader shot by deputy sheriff here
last Monday, died Wednesday. Deputy
Watson was himself wounded in the
gun battle between the two, but has
been exoneraeed from blame
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
Asheville-Allison Honton, county
high school student, was in a critical
condition from knife wounds, and
Orville Allen, II, a schoolmate, was
in jail as the result of an argument
over a football game, Friday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-08
NORTH CAROLINA
NEWS IN
BRIEF

NEGRO GETS Is YEARS
S~anford-Hughie Mcdonald was
sentenced here Friday t o a term of IS
years in states prison, charged with
assault upon Mrs. D. H. Wilburn, an
aged white lady.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-07-09
Ohio Past 1000 Feet
In Washington Wildcat

Ohio Oil Companys wildcat on the Fair
view Hill anticline, adjoining the city limits
of Aberdeen, Washington, is reported drill
ing at past 1000 feet in MOntesano sand
stone