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Evening star., 1932-06-30
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
TTOs, ! OWEN 4 SON, AUCTToNgERs,
1881 Eve Street Northwest


TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM--
PROVED REAL ESTATE FRONTING .
FEET ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH. AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
CONTAINING $500 SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND AND USED AS PARKING
gy virtue OF certain deed of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No 5si4 folio 2le ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees Will
sell. at public auction In front Of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, THE TWELFIH DAY
OF JULY, AID 1882, AT TWO-TH1RTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the District OF CO.
iumbia and DESIGNATED as and being the
east rs feet front by the full depth thereof
of oriEinai lot in square 32l.
Terms: Sold subject 70 prior encumorance
for $685. 900. further particulars OF which Will
be announced at time Of sale; the purchase
price above said trust TO be paid: one
in cash, balance in one year, OF all cash. A
deposit Of $1,000 required. ConyeyAnclne,
recording. etc. at purchasers cost, Terms
TO be complied with within thirty DAYS.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erfy may be advertised and resold at the
discretion. OF the trustees.
ALVIN HOFFA.
NORMAN FISCHER,
je3Od ds. exSuSzh Trustees.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

III s-EEs SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING a DETACHED TWO
at.tAA. JACK AND FRAME DWELL
INC. CCHT AISlfIG SIX ROOMS AND
BATH, ALSO A TWO-CAR BUILT-IN
GARAGE: KNOWN AS COCO THIRTY
SECOND STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust, re-
corded in Liber No 6449, folio sos, of the
land records of the District OF Columbia,
thereby. The undersigned will sell at public
auction, IN front OF the premises, on TUES
DAY, JULY FIFTH. 1892. AT FOUR
land and premises situate in the District
of Columbia, and being lot numbered sixty
division Of lot numbered seven Cd and part
OF lot numbered eight 90 in square num-
bered twenty hundred and twenty-on t202l }
Chevy Chase Grove as per plat recorded
in Liber No. H. folio 70, Of the records Of
the once Of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia. upon the following terms
Terms Of sale: Said property Is subject 20
$1,000, and viii be sold subject to said deed
OF trust indebtedness All cash over and
taxes to be paid or adjusted to date Of
sale. deposit of $3.50 90 will be required
at the time Of sale. All conveyancing,
Good title or no sale. Terms Of sale TO be
complied with within thirty 1901 days from
day Of sale, otherwise, deposit will be for
feited and property resold at risk and cost
Of detsulttng purchaser after hye go days
previous advertisement Of such resale in
8. o. WILLIAM p BENSON.
Surviving Trustee.
Aaae,a42s. 2s.2
Evening star., 1932-06-30
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR CONSTRUCTING EIGHT
n-commissioned officers double quarters
will be received at the once Of the Con-
until O'Clock pm, Eastern Standard Time
July 49, 1892 and then opened. Plans and
specifications may be had upon application
to that ONCE accompanied BY certified check
for .l0 payable to the Treasury Of the
United States
fe26 n. iu5 5.1n14
Evening star., 1932-06-30


AND BATH. KNOWN AS 516 SHEP-
HERD STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
SEQ of the land records of the District Of
Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction. in front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH
DAY OF JULY, AID. 1882. AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the following de
scribed land and premises, situate in the
City Of WASHINGTON, District of Columbia,
and designated as and being lot eghty-two
1922, in George G. Browns subdivision of
lots in block Seventy-three t73). "Petworth
addition to the City Of Washington," as per
plat recorded in Liber County No. 1e. folio
200, of the records of the ONCE Of the sur
yeyor OF the District Of Columbia, together
with the improvements.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance IN
two equal installments, payable in one and
per annum. payable semi-annually from day
Of sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold, or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. deposit of $500 will be re-
quired at time of sale. All conveyanclng'
Recording. etc, at cost of purcha ser. Terms
| OF sale to be complied with within thirty
dave from day of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property at
The risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in wash
sEc0ap sngSeS; = NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON BY v. B. DEYBER, President.
e30,iy2,5,7,9R trustee
Evening star., 1932-06-30

THO3 J OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs.
-43i Eye Street NV
Evening star., 1932-06-30
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A TWO-STORY BRICk
DWELLING, CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH. KNOWN AS sic SHEP
HERD STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
ADAM A. wEscHIER q SON. Auctionssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, NO. 1925 EYE STREET SOUTH
Evening star., 1932-06-30
RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY, MD.

Write for a little folder
that tells what everyone
should know about the ia
nous Bridge and delightfsf
hotel.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
ENGINEERS STUDY PLAN.
Proposal for Compulsory Reserve Fund
Designed 70 Fight Slumps.


NEW YORK, January 81 lPs-The
American Society Of Civil Engineers
has accepted for study d plan to pfo1
tect not only labor but also manage
fflent ana stockholders, during depTesa
sions by the legal establishment of O
compulsory reserve fund in each busi-
ness.
While the plan has not been given
either offieial approval or disapproval
by the society, It has been deemed
worthy Of further consideration by the
societys Direction Committee ana by
Che Engineering Economic Committee
which presented Che plan, also without
approval or disapPtoval
Raleh Budd, president of the Burl-
ington Railroad, is chairman Of the
Engineering Economic Committee, and
Frederick r. Mcdonald, consulting en-
sineer of Atlanta, Ca, is secretary,
The plan proposes a form of business
Insurance whereby each state would
require every, corporation to put aside
In a reserve fund earnings In excess of
a percentaSe prescribed by the State
up to a total sufHeieht to pay labor,
white collar" workers and dividends
for one year.
The plan extends the reserve fund
principle now followed by many large
corporations to take care OF slufnps by
defining this reserve as certain sufii
30 be distributed in certain ways.
Mr.. Mcdonald emphasizes that the
pan IA subject to change ana that con-
siderable research is required,
If a business concern failed TO earn
what the state allowed, it weui6 not be
required to build Up the stsbilisatiof
reserve. but earnings over that allow.
ahce would go into the reserve zip tt
the seeeiflea point, after which thes
might be distributed as the business
desired. The reserve would not be tax.
able. Mr.. Mcdonald suggests the pos
alhtlity of making the plan voluntary.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
ENGINEERS URGED
TO CONSIDER POWER
Or. George Otis Smith En-.
phasizes Need for Facts
More Clearly Presented.

gpecial Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, January 21.-Empha-
sizing the need for more facts and
facts more clearly presented" In public
discussion of the power issue. Or.
George Otis Smith, chairman OF the
Federal Power Commission, today de-
clsred the engineering profession is in
o position TO supply this demand and
mat 1t ia O duty incumbent upon 1t to
do so.
II am Urging the engineers particle
pation in public consideration of the
power question because in Its tehe and
purpose that discussion needs your in
huence," Chairman Smith told the
power division of the American Society
or Civil Engineers.
TOO often, as I have listened to
speeches made on the subject of power,
/ have been reminded OF the persuasive
but meaningless rhythm of tom tom
dances. Again and again the speak,
srs reiterAte the awful werds govern
mental interference on one platform,
or power trust on the other, thereby
working themselves and their audiences
Zip to the desired pitch of enthusiasm
Or terror. You and l, however, need not
run for cover when the business advo-
cate cries Government or the political
orator shouts trust We may be in
ffuenced by silent acts, but not by loud
Words
Chairman Smith told his hearers that
sthe wider the public interest in any
topic, the greater the incentive to lead
discussion Into devious paths"
This danger Is especially evident
when the sisiie involves large eofpofaa
tions," he continued, land then public
suspicion is easily aroused and legisla-
tive scrutiny urgently invited. Then,
also, public opinion on the question
finds largest expression under auspices
not wholly favorable to the discovery
OF the truth. certain restrictive ehsn-
Fiels for The spoken or Written word
whether restrictive fof political or COM
faerciA reasons, it matters not-are too
likely 10 be seleotive In action"
Evening star., 1932-01-21
YOUTH KILLED BY TRAIN

Engine Hits Wagon at Railroad
Grade Crossing at Paw Paw,
Special Dispatch to The star,
CUMBERLAND Nd, il a. iary al
AfiIe Byrd, 10, .own Hi, thi. 7suflty
was fatally injured last night when q
Baltimore e. Ohio passenger train
Struck his truck on a crossing a. Paw
Paw. He ted while being brought
here on the train.
1t is thought he tried to beat the
train over the crossing al 1t was pulling
Into the station.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
STRAWk OPTIMISTIC

silas II. strawh, president Of the
Chamber of Commerce Of the United
states, last night forecast srsdual
Improvement In business conditions,
beginning in the Spring,
Speaking In the Jinier Chamber Of
Commerce program over the National
Broadcasting system, Mr. strawh said
that, while hno one can tell when we
shall get ever euf acute economic
Mpubles, with the corlias Of Spring
a sxr sure we shall see the sun again
begin to smile, somewhat dimly at
srst, but with increasing visor through
&hs oysfnAnRinE eieaidk."
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

ausfunft. Srifft Stups
nenlif Slips arf Ser StsoBe. $50.
bin eebit Ou?"
DNirgenosl"
yaber olt muBt oo9 irgenopobin
geben."
v8ieio? Sd fomme 5uriid!"
Sn feds 8 d n. 3mei
Sonolungsreiienoe treffen ii6 i'm
8ug naG Berlin. n@riiB @ottl"
iagt ser cine.
nGielen Dnnf", ertpiOert Ser an.
6ere, der erite @uftrag in ie6S 8o.
1en."
= @efeIIfdat. Ser 8fonO-
Ieiber @ebborO botte @eieaidoft.
Au6 elm SperniGnger mar Oo.
@oGte Dem &oltie einen @efaaen
tun un0 pan0te ii6 an Sen Saus-
BERN.
nSIt es Sbnen re6t, ipenn id SD
men ieBt Sic ultbr" BON Soetue hrin-
ge?"
Iber ser SouSberr minfte cb.
v&elte ni6ts Don @eidaftenI
rrO morgen ioG 2oetpe ielber Tom.
men!"
- uebertrumpft. 9le &lai.
ie 5atte 8oologii6en unterridt ge-
babt uno Sic &in0er batten an0dd-
tie 6ugeb0rt, mie ser 2e5rer aus
0em 2eben Ser @iraffen er5dblte.
90 fragte Ser 2ebrer iAer3eao:
n&ann ii6 elmer bon enh etfpaS
SGlimmeres Oenfen uIs cine Giraffe
nit mem iteifen Sals?"
Sofort itan0 ser feline Beter ouf:
OSatpobl, Serr 9ebrer = einen
xoaienofuB nit lauter Sii6nerau-
eenI"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@emntbnIL. Ger sdf

- @emiitbuII. Ser StiiIer
6ris lit beute beionOers unrubig.
Gr reet sen 2ebrer 10 auf, OaB Die
ier per3meifeIt ieuf8t: nSunge, wenu
i'd Oein gater mdre, niiroe i9 mid
gum 6eniter binaisitiir5en."
Sierauf cine Gimme aus ser
&laiie: n5rit, IaB bid oooptieren!"
@ein &unftItiid d. Ser
alte Mitterbouer fGbrt gum ~erlten.
NAL in ieinem 2eben nit Der @iien.
balm. gs lit mitten i'm Sohiom-
mer uno eremplariid beiB. 8ie er
iid i'm 8oggon elm bibl umiiebt,
entoedt er Sen &ebel an ser Sci.
sung, Ser aif norm" Itebt. nIba",
ingt ser Bauer, Dfoa @unoer, oaB
10 boaB is", iteIt Sen Sebel ouf
Dfolt" uno partet geouloig ouf Die
SGlte, sic ii6 iest einiteaen miro.
Gs wir0 ober nidt fGlter, unO 10
menOet er iid an Sen Sdaffner, Der
ibm idmun3elno erfl6rt, OaB Oie
@inridtung MIR fir Sen 8inter be-
Itimmt iei.
so, iogt ser Bauer, DOS is
NADIA meita foa &rnititiif, I'M 8inta
falt 5'maha!"
&ufiif6e 2iebens-
pir0igfeit. Stepan MrfaOei-
pitid 6omin eebt Ourd Die StraBen
BON Mosfau.
an elmer 5ugigen @de entfiibrt
elm @in0ltoB ieine 0iiibe.
Stepan Arfaoeimiti6 nimmt oie
Seine inter Sen arm uno remit ibr
nad.
ltnO 0a bobnt i'm elmer:
rGGterden, parum nogelit ou
oelns @iise nidt einfad felt ouf
Geinem &opf? Damn fam Dir iopas
nidt poliieren."
Stepan Nrfa0eiwitid bleibt ite-
ZEN:
SD niiroe es tln, 8rliaerden.
Sd piiroe es, tpenn mein &opf aus
oemielben Bacterial mare wie oei-
nerI"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

8aSferfrGfte. Dian
Ionte Die @aiierfr6ftc better aus
nltBen."
oSut meme 6rau idon LANCE"
nSnpiefern?"
n@enn lie etfpas min, peint lie,
Bis iie es bot"
Siere briiIIen Sid nj
Ser Eieritimmen-Smitat ouf Dem
&rmmelpIas lit in GROCER 6orm.
gaes Setter bat er tGuidenO edit
imitiert; oos Subn, Sen 8apneei,
Ben SunO, oie &ose, oos Hfero,
Sekt fommen oie ipilOen Siere
an sic &eibe.
oSeOes Sier ouf @uni6, meme
Serridaftenl"
l1nO Sic &erri6often boren Den
~hunsrigen 9omen, SpGnen unO S6a-
fole, Den &onigstiger .
nNennen Sic nod wilOere Eierel"
ermultert er.
ga fonlmt cine Stimme bon eana
binten:
.@afen Sic NAL meme Srou,
tpenn ih friib Inn flint aus Ser
&neipe mad Sauie fommel"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
3meierlei s~yrennbe.

Ser fran8oiiide S6riftiteller
&ierre Drieu la &odeue u~ntsrbielt
ii6 einmal nit einem Maler, Der
ibm er5Gblte, er babe 5u Sauie einen
groBen &afig init &anarienpogpln
uno einea 5meiten groBen &afig nit
laeiBen MGaien.
rSebr ieitiam", meinte Ia So
dele, swarum baIien Sic iid Die
Eiere?"
Stein, wie sic 90 fragen f0n-
nenl @eil i9 elm Sierfreuno bin,
natiirlid!"
r9as lit beitimmt auBerit ieltiam.
Seben Sic, id babe gu Sauie aud
amei &dfige."
Limo mas lit oarin9"
.Ni1ts. nidt oas geringlte."
Limb maru;a tun Sic ni6t aud
.&anarieno0gel ODER peiBe Wauic
binein?"
Gas mill lh Sbnen gang genar
iagen", CAB Bierre Drieu Ia &odeae
our sntwort, sDeil i9 elm Eier'
freuno bin."
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Ocs Enfhenfuh.

gSg Safdenfud. Sn
bic StroBenbabn iteigt Elm fIeineS
M2dOGen nit elmer iebr %unioubereh
3aie. Cine Came, Die neben ibm
iitt, frost: oSoit OH Oenn fem ga.
identu6?"
ySo, ober ih n~erborg's nidtl"
PEREZ. Sn einem
@rin5ineer Selrigenlofol iibt elm
bieoerer Monn nit r0tlid- gliibenoer
&ennernaie pnO ldBt elm paor Crop
fen Oes e0len Sraufes priifenO iiber
Die 3unge gleiter.
Sod = ser @ein ihmedt ibm
nidt, iHmedt ibm obiolltt nidt; unO
nit triiber Miene penoet er iif an
ieinen Siihnodbar uno 9eiOensge-
f1brten in pino: $50, alsOann, mas
iagen g 5n 10 amer Sdlamperei2
Sn Dos 8oiier miioii'n rein q paor
Sroub'n einig'rutiht ian!"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

= Damn gebt's. n@na0ige
Srar, if fam Sen &nodJen BON Der
&olbsfeule niat flein friegen."
SEA, Minna, oa oenfen Sic nal,
es pGre cine Sdiiiiel, Damn miro
es i1on geben."
Ni1ts berrotenl nalio
Elm 8ud leie i6 ieBt, oos lit 10 ipan-
neno, onB ib farm idlafen fannl"
y@ie beiBt es oenn?"
.@apoleon, bon Sugo 8ilbelm!"
$50, oas lit mirfli1 au~fregen0,
iino sic idon oa, mo @apoleon nod
ct. Selena fommt?"
ygeidts perratenI 8itte = nidts
nerra1en!"
Gin @IudIi6er. sd
mo6te meloen, oaB meine 6rau leit
bier Sagen beri6wunOen iii. iagte
ser Mann auf Dem 8oli5eirebier.
y@arum baben Sic oaS Oenn
ni6t friiber gemeloet2" fragte Ser
8eamte.
.a6, oie erIten paar Gage fonnte
if gar nidt b~egreifen, oaB tie mlrf-
li6 meg it,"
- r9t REM d.
nSaIt ou gebort, oaB Ser fnr6tbare
Meier, boz oem ale 2eute 10 groBe
angIt botten, iid in iein 3immer
eingei6loiien uno ben @as6abn ge-
0ffnet bat?"
u@as gu nift iasit. SIT er se-
itorben?"
Stein, bas Gas getraute lid
nift, aus Dem Sabn be%rauSdufom-
men,"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

9oDer. SD bringe S5nen
oie flint Warf 5uriid, oie Sic beltte
morgen meinem Batter gelieben ba-
benz
.aber oos elite 0od gar nidt
fol"
Sod, tie iino ndmli6 falid."
= 9as WerfmaI. Worit
Sdmul aus g5enitodau mar nafl
8aris geganger, BON mober er nis
Maurice Gbemoul nad G5enitodau
5uriiffebrte. @ines Morsens pust
er iid Die 3Gbne. ipas iein gater
@brobam nit ipa9ienoem @rltalhnen
beobadtet.
n@as madIte oa, Moris?" fragt
8ater Ibrabam.
CD bien, id puB me De 3abne,
mon bieur."
Or plbt iid Sc 36bne! Sd wiroe
glei6 gang sum GbriitentEm ieber-
treten, p~erlornes @ei6epfi"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
S O s Qmei innnrte Sc

= S. O. S. 3pei imarte asenten
erleiOen Sdiffbrud Sin cine 8lanfe
geflammert, balten lie iid nit ailf.
Iietung lebter Strait iiber Maiier
Seoe 4usiiNt auf &ettung Ideint
geidDInOen.
"a gelobt Der cine in ieiner Noi:
.9ieber @utt, wenn on mid r~ettelt.
min i6 Sir 6ebn &er6en ipenoenl"
Ser Sturm m1hit, ole @efabl
itei9t.
ST fdbrt in ieiner ScldworunQ
fort: n&ette mid unO ih meroe tau
leno Warf opfern."
Ser Sturm miro gum 0rfan.
9n en.ideioet er ii0 gum lesten
ugrbore mid un0 aaes, mas id
beliBe, lei oein!"
Cod ebe er nod geenoet, brill
Ser anoere entiest:
rSaltl Nidt abialieBen! 2aMe in
SiGtl"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Die 8aHe.

@a9 Ser &riie Ser Sbeater fam
Sic &rile Ser &inos. llnO ieBt be-
ginnen or6 Die 8arietes nrto Der
3irfus 5u Ieioen. @or 8oden fam
Elm GROCER 3irfus aus Berlin nod
8ien. Mit elmer itattli6en 90men-
gruppe.
@m oritten Mbeno idon mar Der
3irfus fait leer. &ollm 5wan3ig
8ldBe paren beiebt. 9ie gorltel-
lung fonO troboem itatt. Ger 60
penfdfig murOe o%ufgebaut. @aie-
it6tiid fam ser prddtige bralne
8erberl0ne our9 oos Sitter ge-
i9ritten, binter linn 5Grtli6 oas Go
penpei61en.
Sn ser @enoge blieb Ser 2oue
ploblid itebeu, beiab ~eritaunt Die
Ieeren 8anfreiben UNI Ii6 uno orebte
iid gu Ieinem @eibe:
.SAau en0lih unler
Erarm lit erfiiat - mir iino nie-
Ser in Der @iiite."
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

8aifen3er Srt. 8lou
lit Gleite.
@an5 pl0bli6.
Or erfubr oieIe iiterroi9cnOe Cat
iade in 8eneOig.
8lau fiel aus allen Simmaln.
grldroden rief er nn1 einem
@onooliere:
n5dnen, fabren Sic mid unter
Sic Seuf5erbriide."
Gin @emiit. Meiie3abls
BADEN ibre Minna 5u Ser l9Der err
frnnften Srau 2inoenidmiot geihidt
nit Dem Outrage, iif na6 Dem Be
fin0en Ser alien Dame 81 erfltnOi-
gen.
Serr 2inoenidmiot 0ffnet Ielber
u1O iagt: naf, meiner arnten 6rali
gebt es iebr i6ledt. sic fam ieOen
Nugenblid oos 3eitlide iegnenl"
@orauf 0iinna eilnobmspoG er-
hilbert: son i6 Orlei6O 10 lange
tuoron?"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
= Ser Oritte. D2eonore Fat
li6 nun tpirfli9 berbeiratet.
User lit oenn Ser @liifllhe?"

YET OrtIIe {. USeuHure td4
lid nun pirfli9 perbeiratet.
user lit Oenn Ser @liidllhe?"
.Sbr Safer, ielbitOerItGaolidl"
8arum ni6t friber?
lin II l1br obenos fommt &rauie
in sic @eieaidaft.
SD m0dte ni6t Itoren", iagt
&rolIe sur Game Oes Sauie&, lid
min MIR meme Srau nbbolen."
,0os lit nett bon Sbnen. Iber
tparlim iino Sic nidt friiber gefom'
men?"
- 8nnftIi6feit. Soadim
MoaB, Ser iunge Samburger DID
ter, ma6te fiir5lib cine &eiie Our9
8ortugal.
Son Goimbra aus unternobm er
einen &usflug per 8abn uno fon.
Itotierte 6u ieinem nidt geringen
g%ritaunen, oaB ser 3ug fabrplan,
mdBig auf oie SefunOe anfam.
@r fonnte ni1t umbin, Dem Sta'
tionsbeamten feline Inerfennlng fir
oieie iiberroi6enOe 2eiItung aus5u-
oriiden.
9ieier meinte ie0od err0teno:
Ser 3us fommt bon @aOi5 Sent
nor. Sd muB Sbnen inbeiien geite-
ben, BOB oieier 3ug nibt Der ben-
tiee 3ug, ionoern Ser geitriee Bug
mar"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

So98eitsgeihenf
sd babe OreiBig iilberne &iiden-
platteu, bic id gerile perfaufen mod
te."
nBir foufen feline geitoblenen @e-
genitanOe!"
.@rIouben 5iel Die Singer iimO
nift geitoblen. Sd babe g%eitern
g%ebeiratet."
aritif. Semano bate elm
fiinfaftiges Drama gei6rieben.
8os Stiid nuroe aufgefiibrt.
Sdon nacb Dem eriten Nft flob Oas
gemorterte Bublifum; Oas Sbeater
leerte iih 5uieben0s.
Ga fragte man in Der Bauie ben
gefiirdteten &ritifer:
u@as balten Sic bon Oem au-
tor2"
Or lit ell oltsse8ei6neter 8d-
Oago9e."
gaielo @dooqoge?"
SEA ia, SausIeerer!"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@Iouben. 9auline NOR

81 9auline mar
emport.
nMeinen Monn baben iie einge-
Iperrt."
v@esbolb?"
.8egen ieines G%laubens."
r@egen ieines @laubens?"
So - er bot g~eglau5t. Tie ieben
i'm niGt, aIs er oas guto itabl."
Ger &iebiB. Set bier
Sabren maftp Braun abeno fir
abeno oen &iebis binter Ben beiOen
Sdadipielern; baIo iaB er binter
S1ula, balo itano er binter Sitber.
gines Mbenos blieb S1iber aus.
gr NOR fronf.
n&ommen Sic, iesen sic ii6 ber
uno ipielen Sic cine 8artie nit
mirl" iagte Sdul5 gu Braun.
08ie ion i'd? Sd babe ME @e-
.egenbeit gefunben, einen ginblid
in Die Spielregeln 81 tun."
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

LAAN@ QN|tA wv ~0ND~N~ NNN1%
mSie min nod tDarten."
n@orauf Oenn?"
y@uf einen Wonn."
8onge made Gilt
ni6t. Sn einem Sotel lieB elm
SER ieinen Gegenidirm 5uriid uno
befeItigte einen 3ettel oaran nit Der
Gufidrift: r9ieier Sdirm gebOrt
einem Mann, ser 5mei 3entner nit
elmer Snno bebt. @r miro in 5ebn
Wiinllten mieoerfommen."
Ils Der Itarfe Wann fam, mar
iein Shirm meg uno auf Dem Set
tel itano: n9ieien Sdirm nabm
elm Mann, ser 6ebn &ilometer in
ser Stunoe remit. ST miro ni9t
mieoerfommen."
Ser arat. guiie remit
5u Ieinem Sausar5t.
Benin bat ettuas iber sic ge.
iagtl"
n8os oenn?"
Isle m6ren Elm gan5 gefpobnli-
der gieboottor!"
Ser Ar5t blieb rlbig:
0@ie LANCE bin i'd i6on Sbr
Mr5t2"
u3ebn Sabre"
9G6elt Ser Ir3t:
,Seben sic = ons bate id mir
Damn nidt gefalen laiien on Sbrer
STEELE pom 8emm."
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

Nm Blase. sd rohIe
elm @elhenf flr einen Serrn, Der
@eoihte itreibtl"
.9m Die MRS nit elnerI
bibIhen BapierforEs"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Sffener S6reibebrtef Oes
YbtIibp eanerampfer.
1877.

Mein 1ieber Ser Saskatchewan
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
SIN areisIamf.

nS6ou, Mutter, Der Iuflab, Den
mir CUR Sod5eit beridenft batten,
lit pieoer oa!"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

Wter ben ben 9al'
lieOeb bel oen use.
OesweiIer 5eaebreb-
tet I'M Ell tell iub, es
mar orig ihon. Die
gan5e 5amiId) mar
oa I'm nod e gan5e
9ntt annere Sem.
MILES. auBer Die
@robnppps jim aw-
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@cidaKsacpanSt.

r@ie i6 Jpn Oas eritemul 5lise-
fnopft babe, lit Die Nabt dufge.
plast!
vga ieben sic, mie gut bel uns
Die anOpfe ansenabt weroen!"
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
gtOficmfscr.

r8arum budle i1 Sdle mid nit
Dem &udiadl Satt' id bod gebei-
ratetl"
Evening star., 1932-09-26
AUTUMN
BY d. C. PEATTIE.

" VERY one is familiar with Au-
l. trmn flowers. The idea Of birds
that we see more Of in Autumn
IL than in Summer or Spring Is not
odd, since many birds take diff
ferent routes on their Southwark jour-
neys from those of the NorthWard. But
little thought is given to the possibility
of Autumn insects, yet there are some.
One more sensitive to such matters than
I doubtless sees sharp change In the
Autumnal fauna OF insects.
Most ordinary mortals who Just
barely know ladybird from a mayf1y
are more inclined, if we think 1t over,
to note the lack Of many insects in
Autumn. whose vanishing in the Sum-
mer we scarcely remarked. Where now
are the firef1ies? As dead as last years
violets. Some butterflies and dragon
flies remain, but more are absent.
GraSshopperS still start up with whir
as we wade through Waist-high broom
sedge grass just coming into its ruddy
flower, and crickets will go on crying
from field and thicket: and even some
times in your basement after several
hard frosts.
The handsome tiger beetle species
of cicindella, is one of our strictly Au-
tumnal insects in this region. 1t has
often been seen near the old Free
Bridge on the Maryland side of the
Potomac. and has also been taken at
the dwelling grounds of Bladensburg.
Here too, is the place to look for
curious robberf1y, called nicoles, that
appears only in Autumn.
Often under old leaves in wet Fall
weather you may turn up by Scuffing
or prodding a swift-moving, dark rove
beetle, acidota Then there is longi-
corn or long horn beetle, one of the
handsomest and strangest of all beetle
families, that lives only on goldenrod
in the Autumn Some of the pretty
little leaf beetles are also confined TO
Evening star., 1932-09-26

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