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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-16
At the Movies
PARAMOUNT THEATRE

1.-THE Trial of Vivienne Ware the
much discussed Fox production with
jean Bennett and a cast of selected
stars, comes to this theatre next Fri
day and Saturday.
This is the film version Of the ra-
dio broadcast that has already Great
ed sensation throughout the coun-
try with the nations celebrities par
ticipating in the broadcast and the
radio audience acting as the jury in
the murder case. The screen play
depicts the trial of a beautiful So
ciety girl accused Of numbering her
former sweetheart. The motive for
the crime is set forth as Jealousy
So condemning is the circumstan-
tial evidence that even her hand
some and youthful attorney, who is
in love with the prisoner, tries to in
duce her to change her plea of not
guilty to one of self -defense
Conviction seems a foregone con-
clusion. But does she escape from
the web Of circumstance that is be-
ing woven around her? The answer
the climax of the picture--is SEN
sarional and startling!
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Trygg
By GLADYS NELSON

Mr.. and Mrs. RosWick from Bis
marck were visitors Sunday at the
Albin Spangberg home.
Emma Nelson accompanied Eides
home last Sunday to Arena and went
With them to Valley City, where Gill
bert stayed to attend the state teach
ers college.
Mrs, Arthur Ma2nus visited We'd
nesday at the George PettiS home.
Mrs. Pettis accompanied Mrs. Mag
nus to Gene Cunninghams to at
tend the Trygg-Cedar Hill Home
makers club meeting.
Mabel Magnus came home recent
ly from Hazelton, where she attend
ed high school, staying with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kafer
She will spend her summer vacation
at her home
Lyla Moynier is staying with he,
sister, Mrs. Ernest Kell.
A school meeting was held Tues
day at Trygg school No. l. Andrew
Trygg was reelected director.
Mrs. George Nelson and family and
Sam Brown called Tuesday at Viran
Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and
family called recently at Thompson
Brothers in east Trygg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
Gerald made. trip to the Capital
City SATURDAY. on shopping trip.
Mrs. Esther Rocker and Davie
Trygg were in Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. Albin Spangberg and Viole
and their hiredman, John Roswick
motored to Bismarck Tuesday on q
business mission to get Mrs. Lena
Lundquist, who came by train from
near Tracy, Mimi, where she KEPT
house for a brother and visited al
winter with a sister. She will visit
while here with her children, Mrs
6pangberg and Pete and Elme
Lundquist, before leaving for Kill
deer, where she will stay with hel
daughter, Mrs. Bert Faust.
The Trygg Cedar Hill Homemaker
club met Wednesday at the Gen,
Cunningham home. Mrs. Ed Lund
quist was the hostess. The next meet
ing will be held at the Homer Taylo
home the 18th of July, when new Of
ficers will be elected.
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High School Boy Is
Sentenced to Prison

Valley City, N. D., June 16.-tP-
Myron Tendick, 17-year-old Nome
youth convicted of first-degree man
slaughter for killing his stepfather,
Henry Ruud, was sentenced to 10
years in the state penitentiary by
Judge H. G. Swenson of Grand Forks
in district court here today. Sen
tence becomes effective Immediately.
Tendick, high school student, was
convicted on charge of shooting his
Stepfather last February.
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attempts which have been largely
wasted energy thus far.
There was no certainty Thursday
that any of these frequently men,
toned names would even be placed in
nomination.
Should the Republicans nominate
Curtis, they would break a long
standing precedent Only once before
has the party renominated a vice
presidential candidate.
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Believe Lost Filler
MarOOned on Island

Manila, P. l., June 16.-(AP)-
Hope was raised Thursday that
Glenn Brophy, English flier who
disappeared March Is, 1881, is alive
among the pagan savages of Yami,
northernmost of the Philippine
Islands. A Japanese fishing boat
and Filipinos reported strange fig
ure signalling from the shore of the
island. Strong currents, heavy waves
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Deny Means Appeal
For Freedom on Bond

Washington. June 16.-(Pt-Justice
James M. Proctor in the District of
Columbia supreme court Thursday
refused to free CASTOR B. Means on
bond, pending an appeal of conviction
on charges of stealing 500, 900 from
Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean in an al
legged attempt to ransom the Lind
bergh baby.
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BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service Writer

! Washington - What this country
needs, our foremost statesmen seem
to agree. is a good scent hero.
| So the boys are all doing their very
best to provide us with one. Very
successfully. too, one might say, be-
cause heroes seem to be all over the
place.
The epidemic of heroics is likely to
become rather horrible before this
1882 campaign is over because the he
roism disease is both highly conta-
gious and insidiously progressive in
the individual system.
X X X
PATHETIC HEROES
Most of our current heroes now
seem to be little bit pathetic. One
need not overlook the fact that job
holding politicians are likely to work
themselves into fathers of self-al-
legged heroism with the utmost SINGER
ity, but neither can one forget that
the national emergencies that led to
the present epidemic have not yet
produced an office-holder willing to
take any chances.
Political heroism appears to differ
from ordinary heroism in that an act
of ordinary heroism involves some
risk-of your life or job or some
thing. Political heroism involves no
risks at all. Anyway
The herOiSm season seems to have
started when old Charlie Crisp OF
Georgia, suddenly become acting
nj lao -
means committee, began to defend
the sales tax.
! X X X
HIS SACRIFICE
He made an instant hit when he
barred and beat his chest, announc-
ing that he was willing to sacrifice
his political future for his country.
His performance still looks credit
able in retrospect, but when he found
the house rising to applaud him every
time he spoke he began to go through
the same act day after day until fin
ally he was a candidate for the SEN
ate with every chance of being nomi-
mated and elected.
K X 4
SINGLE-HANDED SAVIORS
! That started most congressman
trying to out-hero each other. Mi
nority Leader Henry T. Rainey was
tearing his hair over the sales tax,
threatening awful panics and dollars
worth 20 cents If no sales tax were
passed.
Even Speaker Jack Garner, who
usually hates bunk, leaped into the
breach after it had all been closed
up and joined the ranks of those who
had saved the country single handed
President Hoover himself, who is
going to be heroized more than any,
one else in the campaign - and
damned more as well-went into
training when he dashed to the SEN
ate the other day to demand that it
pass a tax bill which it would have
passed the night before had he not
sent word through Senator Dave
Reed to please wait until the treas
ury provided new estimates.
| X X X
DON'T FORGET PAT HURLEY
Other administration heroes are
headed by Secretary of War Pat Hur-
ley. who can be depended upon for
publicity ma KING hiStriOnjcc nc oftop
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Ordinary scrubbing and cleaning Of
stock watering tanks are about the
only satisfactory ways of keeping
tanks clear Of moss. Chemicals are
not advisable because Of the difficu;-
ties in keeping uniform concentra-
ton IN the water.
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and fear of the savages prevent
small boats from approaching to in
vestigate.
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Mrs. Dorothy Rensselaer, home sun
day afternoon. :,
Godfrey Grenz was business call
err at the Paul Mausehund home Mon
day morning.
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DON'T FORGET PAT HURLEY
Other administration heroes are
headed by Secretary of War Pat Hur-
ley, who can be depended upon for
publlcity-making histrionics as often
as he gets the chance. And every
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
@eiahnIs. s

@eiaboIs. n@eben Sic
mir fir 5ebn Gent @ift!"
U6iir 5ebn Gent fam i9 ni1t
b~erfaufen. :. .oas fleinite 9uantunt
foitet finf5ig @entl"
nIlio gut, - Damn blei6e i9
eben ant 9ebenl"
-@eiddftstidtis u@enn
Sic ni6t geberL ner0e i9 Die 9oli5ei
rufen," iagte sic Sausfrau gu Dem
laitigen Sauiierer.
nSier lit cine GriGerpfeife gu 90
Gent, ~entgegnete Ser gei6aftstiidl-
tige Sauiierer.
- aus ser 69uIe. uMutti,
i6 war belte Der ein8ige, Der benz
2ebrer ridtig antnorten fonnte."
n9os lit aber id0n, mein Sunge.
@as bat er 6enn gefragt?"
r@er sic Gdeibe i'm &laiien8im-
mer 5erbro9en b6tte."
- otfpieIiges 2eioen.
SD m06te germ feds 8aar Saus-
i6ubel"
Seeds 8aar glei9?"
%nSSauobl, id bin ndmlid Sdlaf-
manOler, uno 90 weroen Die Saus-
i6ube 10 idnea abgenustl"
gr iiebt ooppeIt. 3wei
Sdotten trafen iid i'm @irtsbaus.
als Ser cine merfte, OaB Der anOere
etpas angebeitert NOR, ging er
i6nea ouf i'm gu:
uSier iin0 Die 5Dei @funoideine,
Die i6 sir idul0ete!" 49, uno CAB
inn LINEN 8funoidein.
&enommift It. Ser Itol5e
8rdutMam: sd beroiene 10 biel,
baB i'd, 8ipei 5rauen Uie bid ernab-
rem fonnte!"
Die praftiide 8raut: nGas lit
fem. Damn fann ia meme Mutter
gleid nit 81 urs 5ieben!"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
81 d it

9idter It 0 rs. Sreuno:
nMeinen Sic, BOB Oie groBe Sid
tung unieres Sabrbunoerts idon
geidrieben iit?~
9idter: ngei6t MIR oos, i9 babe
iie iogar idon 5lriid6efommen."
90 inOerpertigfeits
gefiible. nger5eiben sic, Serr
Gbef," fommt Ser 9udbalter ins
Gbef5immer, nid) muB beute lin
brei l1br sym GipdoanaIptifer ge-
ben. Sd 6il0e mir ttGmlib ieit ei-
niger 3eit INNER Elm, id lei mini
.Oertpertig, unfdbig, untiidtigl~
u9amn geb' id nit Sbneu" re-
p~Ii5iert Ser @bef, 0idp bin ndmli9
- mas Sic betrifft = genolt Ser
ielben 4niidt!"
Batter uno Sobn. Gin
SGotte erflGrt ieinem So6n, Der
ouf &eiien gebt: D@enn gu ange-
fommmen biIt, bralthit on feline 3eit
Onmit 5u peri6menoen, mir gu
idrei6en. Sd meroe sir einen
franfierten umi6lag nit meiner
@oreiie mitgeben, penn Oh mir oen
ididft, tpeiB id lpenigitens, Dab II
Die Sabrt ctt iiberItanoen BAIT"
Fiber tDo5u oenn einen franfier-
ten umidlag? Sd nebme einen
unfranfierterL oa fannit ou Oie
Sriefmarfe lparen. @enn Der @oit-
bote Dir Ben nmi6lag bringt, meiBt
0u 8ei9eio un0 braudit i'm ia
Damn ni9t o%n5unebmen.H
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

= 8Iinooorm. .0ie @en-
i6en f0nnten bod eigentli6 aud
obne 8linooarm leben. @einen Sic
nidt aud, Serr Sanitdtsrat?"
Slider, Die aberdeen i6on, aber
oie gbirurgen nidt.
- Sid oes 2ebens. lin
iere 5reun6in 8aulo i6marmt
i6redli9 fir ibren Mam! sic
iagt, er lei oas 2idt ibres 2ebensl"
u@atiirlid, er Oarf nidt ausge-
benz
-@i6tfof6Iimm. Stamm-
gait: Sber, oa babe i6 idon pieoer
SCARE in Ser Suppe gefunoenI
&eaner: 9as miro Sbnen oo9
mobl ni6ts MAIDEN, SEER &06ler.
9as iino BLOB oie @impern 81 Sen
Settaugen auf Der Suppe!
s + It er @eoanfe. @ioIett
lit berlobt.
Ser 8erIobte fliiItert:
r@enn ou crit meme Srau
bit - fem Menid ioa sir lie elm
Saar friimmenl"
Meint Giolett:
n8irfli6? 9arf id mirfli6 ME-
mails gum Sriieur?"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Bic d r e i.

@ie9erei.. 8enOet iid
elmer an Ben Eierar5t:
.Sogen sic NAL, Serr 9Oftor,
tpenn Sic nun franf iperoen - flu
rieren sic iif 6n aud ielbit2"
&ongfrogen. pglio,
tpeI1es lit Der b09ite Stang in Der
SdnoOron?~ tpurOe &rawuti9efe
gefragt.
Ser &ittmeiIterl" fam sic ant-
mort.
LIMB Oireft unter limp"
n9as Sferol"
@bonnement. Die groBe
3eitung meloete oen SOB oes Bbi-
loIopben.
Ser 9biIoiopb idrieb Der Sci
titng:
ngigentli6 CLAUDE id, OoB id
nod lebe. @ber oa Sic meinen Sol
meloen, perOe id pobl geitorben
iein. Cine groBe 3eitung muB es
better miiien. 8a iJ a6er MN elm
mal tot bin, fam i9 Sbre 3eitung
bod nidt mebr Ieien un0 beIteae
hermit mein announcement ab."
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

= Strenge 90 utter. Mtut-
ter gu i6rer oben0s nit ibrem Sdab
buIiierenoen Sodter: n8os ma6it
0u So unten, @np?"
So6ter: SD ie6e mir BEN @fono
an"
@utter: r9am Jag Dem @onO,
er Ion iid iebt ouf Iein &aO ieben
unO beimfabren. Oh gebit ieBt gu
8ettl"
ungIidli6 ouSge.
orudt. IS NOR @eieaiAaft beim
@roBfaufmann 8rinf. SpGt am
9tbeno fan0 iif Elm SEER Elm, Der
nit elmer ser anipeienOen 9amet
berbeirotet mar.
SD fomme MIR, I'M meme Srol
o~b3rbolen", iagte er 5ur 8irtin.
nNber, lieber Serr &raltle", erpi-
0erte Sic @irtin, nparum iinO Sic
oenn nidt idon friiber gefommen?"
@a6t Ser @enobr NJ
belt. Gin bober Serr beii6tigt
cine Srrenanitalt. nllnO num-, iagt
ser Gbefar8t, rfommen mir 8i Sen
3eIlen, porin ii6 berriidt gemorOene
acknowledged befinOen."
Ser bobe Serr bat bereits our6
OaS @udlo9 in iie6en, adt 3eaen
bineingeidaut, ols er gang eritaunt
iogt: uSSa, aber Iieber 9oftor, id
iebe bod niemanOen! $50 iino 0enn
Sic &ranfen?"
81, iagte Ser ar5t, r0ie liegen
ale inter Oen 8etten uno reparie-
renl"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

aGfebo6. Ser iedsidb-
rige Sanii mo9te gerne ms &ito.
Die Gante fragt Sen &inobeiiber,
welder CUR antport gi6t: uSSugeno-
lide unter is So6ren baben feinen
3utritt", pOrauf Sanii tiefgefranft
Ser Sante 5ufliiitert: ~@ber, Sante,
gu battelt Dem Manne au6 ni6t
gleid iagen braltden, mie alt i9
binl"
- Son Ser 8ibne. Ser
Sdauipieler Sftapio min bon ii9
reoen MAIDEN, itelt iid nit einem
@epebr Dor Sen Spiegel, i6ieBt -
a6er einen balben Meter borbei.
Sn Ser 3eitung iteben ipaltenlange
Irtifel: iiber nSelbltmoro aus u1-
gliidlider 2iebe~. 0rei Gage ip6-
ter tritt er aIs 8rutlls in Sulius
Gaiar duf. Sci Sen beriibmten
@orten seS letteren: n@u9 gu,
mein Sobn 8rutus", ertont bon
Ser @alerie cine berubigenbe
Stimme: Sour feene aneit nidt,
Der Serr Sftabio trifft
ni6tl" Die ber8beflemmenoe
oes 8ublifums lit oa-
BIN.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

- aorii6t 1T sic 90 ut.
Ser @eisbeit. aengit.
Iide Dame: .@roBer @ott! Mein
53immer liegt ia in ser oberiten
@tage. Suben sic oenn ale Gor-
iidtsmobregelu %getroffen, falls nal
Jeuer ousbre6en io1te?"
,SeIbItuerit1nolid, gndoige 6rou
- mir iin0 BEL 8mei @eieai6aften
nerii1ertl"
unm0g Of. 8Gbreno Die
Mutter cine giidie Selioroinen nit
Ginger Miibe ouflnadt, er5GbIt iie
Dem aufmerfiom 5uIdauenoen Soft.
den, Dab es groBe Slide gibt, Die
oieie fleinen 5oroinen f~reiien. 2ott.
den iiberlegt elm @eilden, lire
Gugen perOen ear3 groB Dor lau-
fer 3meifel.
rNein", iaet iie idIieBlif nit
@nti9ieoenbeit, nnein, @utti, oos
CLAUDE id nidt."
yAber marltm 0enn ni6t2"
fragt Sic Mittter berpun0ert.
n@eiI fem Slid ouf Der 8elt
10 cine Saroinenbiidie aaffriagtl"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
-@oniunftnr. 3mei ser5te

-&oniunftur. 3wei &er5te
p%lauoern:
n56id min iid BEL mir ben
8lino0arm operieren lalien. Mei-
men Sic, oaB i9 linn 5tpeibunoert
Dollar oafiir abnebmen fann?"
.@arten Sic nod elm paar $50
den. ser but iebt einen 2ieferungs-
auftrag bon Ser Gegierung befom-
men, Dem f0nnen Sic bal0 flint
bull0ert abnebmen."
- &oIIegen. ginem 8ie-
ner 8~ortrdtiIten uno aftmaler pa-
rem 600 SHILLING ginfommenfteuer
borgei6rieben noroen.
8utentbrannt ltiirmte er gum
&eferenten uno iagte: r9ieies
Steuermanoat lit beller @abnfinn
&err &ouege, meme Steuer fam
bo6itens balb 10 biel ousma6en!"
nSerr," repli5ierte, iidtlid pi-
fiert, Ser Steuerbofrat, npie font
men Sic baal, mid D&onege" 81
titulieren9"
nMfein Soft, perebrter Serr Sol
rat, Sic 8ieben ood aud alle 9eute
aus uno MAIDEN einen slft aus
ibnen!"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

- So6mo0ern Cine gang
nlooerne @opeae? ga, pie en0et lie
oenn?"
.lln0 10 muroen iie perbeiratet,
gel6ieoen, mieoer perbeiratet, uno
lebten bierauf ieOer ieir eisenes Sc
ben bis an ibr gnoe.~
= Ior Sonnenau gang.
0as neue Stiid BON @erbart Saupt-
mann, oas NIT grfolg in Berlin ur-
aufgefiibrt puroe, biloet oas Cages
geiprG6 ser &unitbeflilienen. SIN
Salon bon 6rau Brosrei6 fraet elm
@aIt Die Dame Oes Sauies: nSabcn
Sic i6on Dor Sonnenaufgan9 eeIs.
len?"
.8arum?" entgeenet 6ie 9anle.
.menn man iopiel 8erional BAT tpie
i6, Damn bat man ia tagsiiber &c.
mug Seit oaanl"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

&ritif. Isle sefdGt sir
mein neues Tboto?"
m@d, es fonnte ifledter iein."
nNo, iebr liebenspiirOig 6iit OH
ia geroOe nidtl"
pyeu i6On es fonnte ni6t idIef-
ter iein."
8er lit &err? n@er lit
nun eiaentIi6 Serr BEL Sbnen 8u
Sauie?"
nSa, meme Srau berridt natiir-
Ii6 iiber Sic &inoer, oos Mdo6en,
ben Suno, sic &abe INN Ben &a-
norienpogel. Aber nit Ben @olO.
fiiden fam id 10 8iemIi9 moden
mas mir poBt."
9urd I N me. ngrin-
gen Sic mir &amm unO 8iirite,
Serr Sber!"
n8itte, mein Serr, ouf ser Soi-
Iette boben Sic @elegenbeit, 0as
Soar 81 fGmmen."
Sea i1on, Damn bringen Sic 6ie
Suppe bier oltf sic Soilette uno
fdmmen Sic sic Scare, Die oarin
berumi6pimmer. Sic fino elm biB-
den 0ur6einan0er gefommen!"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

-abeebIibt. Ser eingebiI.
bette Naler: ngfie merOe id ettpns
@eiIeres idoffenl~
6reuno: Dgber iper miro Oenn
glei6 10 peiiimiitiid iein?~
9eIebrung. rgteuIi6 pon-
te i6 Sic beiuden; babe OreimuI
geflingelt, ober niemanO bat geoff-
net"
pSa, warum flineeln sic ober
aud geraoe 0reimaI? ginmoI ge.
flingelt - elm 8ettler, 5peimal -
Der Observation-Disclosures, 6reimal -
Elm @lGubiger. l1no inter iedsmal
0ffnen mir oie Cir iiberbaupt
ni9t!"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Or M Snne

= Ser @6nner. Ser @on.
xes iuftc iid eineu urmen Stuoen-
ten.
rNlol mas fir Sic tun, iuuger
Monn,~ idnnrrte er, 0pos baben
sic oenn 10 ItuOiert?"
D2iteraturgeidi6te."
so. neutrality-suspicious.. Nn ia.
Bis sur belitigeu 3eit?"
oNein. Sd babe dlte 2iteratur
ItiOiert. 8is sum Sabre 1900"
Ser Conner itrid iiber Den
Baud:
,Ntur bis 1900? - Illr Bis
1900? = a6 10, ib peritebe, tpei-
ter bats pobI nidt geIangt?"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
MoSerurr Sarif.

Ole Grou OeS SoIonbnr II.
bitten: r@ie bod fGme mid cine
S9eioung bon meinem Nann au
iteben?"
InwoIt: D&unO 5peibunoert
Collar"
0ie 6rou: ~Gerriidtl Sir
bunoert Dollar bin i9 @itme."
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

Stride 8lumen, Serr 9oftor!
2aiien sic 8lumen iprefen!"
nS9on, Damn geben Sic mir
eine!~
nSit Oas nidt elm biBden me-
nig?"
r@ieio? Cine geniist, meme
8raut lit @ott lei 9anf niGt i6mer-
borigl"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

~8itte, Sans, Iauf' ooA i6neG
maI in Die @aroerobe 8uriif, i9
babe meinen Sdirm lteben laiien."
n8in i6 berriift!? 9omit mar
mir mieoer Sen euten @antel ob-
nimmt, ben id eben i'm @eOrdnge
erpii6t babe"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

r9reiBig Sabre iinO mir nun
idon perbeiratet, a6er einen iooo
i6onen &affee bait OH nod ME auf
Sen Sii6 gebrodt!"
~. bm, ionte i6 ibm aus
Serieben meinen gegeben baben?"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

Cote &afie. uSlt Oas
pirfli6 elm S6dferbunO?"
ySa, unter anoerem."
Ser S9Iager. Sd babe
sic gigeni6aft, uenn ib buoe, elm
2ieo Dor mid ber5uiingen. @ines
Cages nebme id ein idones 8ao in
einem 6ranffurter &otel, nno iinge,
ga mir Ser Cert oe5 gcr5en Eangos
nod unbefannt lit: !. 10, Srdu-
lein Crete, mir miro 10 falt uno
parm. llno ais id 0ieies Oes
oiteren nit pebmiitiger Stimme
berausi6mettere, bore id i'm He-
ben5immer cine DamenItimme:
nSerr Soft, oann itellen Sic bod
ben einen Sabn adj"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

Sc Is fonnie,
Oab Die 0tenide,
I'm es madt gar
nifs aus, Oh lie
Shpobe, 8niern,
9eitife oOoer
@lattOeitide i'm,
INNER itprper 0as
@etter 5u fide
ben; Ie ioQte bod
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
@elnnsener srid.

u0a fommt Ser @eridtspoa8ieber
gum 5eniter berein bin neugie-
rig, Oh id ibm aud oiesmal emit
miihe -"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

r@8 is perfli9 ni6t gu oertpun-
bern, tpenn set @tobliiIemang bier
balO 8leite eebt; is ood ne S6anOe,
StammeGlte Bel ion Soutpetter auf
0ie StraBe gu Iesen!"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

&e9t bat er. n@eI6es
lit Die augemein befannte m1dtieite
@aiierfrnft?"
n8eibertrGnen, Serr 8rofeiior."
9eutItd gefpro9en.
SilmItar 5i ibrer So%usfrou: SD
babe meinen Mann mitgebrodt. Sd
boffe, Sic baben nidts 0agegen."
&nusfrnu: r9iebite, ie6er S6rer
M6nner lit bel mir miafommen."
Ser @ipfeI ser Ser.
It reutbeit. 9rofeiior @eier Iteigt
in Oie ooa6eieste StraBenbabn. Gin
fIeineS @Goden iprinet ulf unO
ma6t inn @IaB. n9onfe id0n, mel
ne &Ieine. 8ie beiBt gu oenn?"
Daenndeu Meier, 8apal"
Marf Smoin. Morf
Emain mo6te einmol elmer Dame
Oas compliment.
n8ie id0n Sic iinO, @abamel"
DS6aOe, oaB i6 ni6t oasieIbe
bon Sbnen iagen fam, be0auerte
sic Game.
Marf Spain ItieB berpor: nGltn
Sic es bod pie i9: 2iigen Siel"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Dffsner Gdrcibcbrief Oes
Ybuibp saurrampfcr.
759.

T5Y.
Waein Iieber $err Eeoadtiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
0eshnI6 Der geraIeid.

.6ronf loete fir8id, i'd erinnere i'm INNER an einen @agusn
ltmidlag."
rgermutIih OesboIb, neil ou ibn MIR einmuI inn @Onot febt"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

rSneen sic nal, 5rdulein, ob
flint ltbr jon @ufif iein. lest lit es
ieds, un0 Oie 9apeue bat nod inn
mer nidt ongefaneen!?"
rSa, tuiiien Sic, oos iinS gang
iunge I%nfdnger, penn @GIte i'm Go
fal fins, genieren iie iidl"
The Washington times., 1932-11-07
ALEX. F|REMEN
T|EFORT MYER

Alexandria firemen football
team and Fort Myer grid aggre-
CATION battled to a scoreless tie
yesterday at Alexandria. Va. Each
team threatened several times but
were stopped dead when near the
goal line. Fitzpatrick. of the
soldier outfit, got off the longest
run of the day when he trav-
eled 80 yards around left end.
Fields stood out for the fire
eaters on the offense, and Butter
played a whale of a defensive
game for the same steam.
Virginia A. c. 135-pound cham
pions of northern Virginia, easily
defeated the Del Ray huSkies, Is
to O. The passing attack of New
ton to Humphries, was the fea-
ture of the contest.
The Mercury unlimited foot
ballers Of this city, were no match
for the sturdy Richmond Arrows
contingent yesterday at Richmond,
The Virginians won by a 38-to-0
score,
The Washington times., 1932-11-07

the final block at the Arcadia
at 8 o'clock. ....
Open to ALI U. S. Bowlers
Entry fee is $28. It is open to
all bowlers of the United States.
A diamond studded medal
emblematic Of the individual
duckpin championship Of the
South will be awarded to the
winner besides first prize. which
is expected to be around $400.
Incidently Henry Hiser is COM
ing in for a lot of back-slapping
from harassed bowling league
scorers, due to an individual
bowling record book he conceived
and is distributing free.
The book will permit a bowler
to keep track Of his averages,
strikes, spares, high games and
sets in four leagues or in one
league for four years. Scorers,
worried continually by bowlerS
wishing to know their averages,
look upon this as a godsend.
Five thousand copies of the
books have been distributed
throughout all local and suburban
plants.