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Evening star., 1932-11-27
CattZe Tick Beaten

A FEW years ago. the news reports fire.
N quently contained stories Of the cattle tick
wars IN various sections particularly in the
Southwest, where farmers rose in their wrath
against enforcement Of the Federal dipping
order which required them to pass their cattle
through medcated bath to prevent infection
from the tick which brought two-fold menace
TO the cattle industry.
The benefits derived from the dipping were
the prevention of the spread of disease, the
germs of which we're carried by the ticks, and
the protection of the hides themselves. Hides
by the thousand were formerly destroyed
through the activities of the ticks which bored
beneath the skin and the resultant holes in the
hides made them unfit for the greater part Of
the leather industry.
In spite Of the benefits derived, farmers op-
posed the enforcement of the dipping edict
even with gun fire and many persons were
killed and wounded before full realization OF
the benefits from the dipping developed.
Now, however, the majority of the raisers OF
cattle welcome the Federal dipping and as
result the quarantine against large areas in the
South has been so far modified that now only
parts of Florida, Louisiana and Texas remain
under quarantine, the rest Of the area formerly
affected being now cleared of the tick fever.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Farm Income Nay Doom

THOSE who maintain that loss of farm in
come is in a great part responsible for the
depressed condition of industry in this country
can find ample material for argument in the
figures issued by the Department of Agriculture
for the year 1882. These figures indicate that
the probable total income of the agriculturistS
and livestock raisers will be around $5240
900 900, a loss over the previous year of 1715,-
600 600.
Further the data collected indicate steady
loss of income since 1929, when the total was
$1l ESQ, 900 900.
This loss Of spending power on the farms
naturally has had an adverse effect on industry
and the loss of jobs by those who would ordi-
nary manufacture the things needed by farm
ers has brought further loss of jobs to those
who would have been engaged in manufacturing
articles which the farmers might have pur
chased and so on down the line.
So much has been written and spoken about
the low prices of grain yet the summary for the
year shows plainly that it is the live stock
raiser who has felt the greatest loss. Nearly
81, 200 0000 600 less was received for live stock
and live stock products, including dairy prod
ucts, in 1882 than in 1881. Crops show net
loss of around $500 100000.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Pheasant Hard to Hunt

THE English pheasant, the propagating Of
| which in this country has been striven for
for some few years now, offers the hunter one
of the most interesting bits Of sport to be had
N bird hunting The birds have habit OF
flight which calls for an especially quick trig-
ger, for without warning they seem to rise
perpendicularly for or 10 feet, then drlVe
away in very swift flight, which is almost
certain to foil the hunter unless he gets in
a shot almost coincident with the rising OF the
bird
A wounded bird which is still able to run
can easily outdistance a pursurer, for the birds
are especially feet of foot
In many sections where the birds are raised
by farmers for freeing when they attain sufii-
cient age, the pheasants become so tame that
It is almost impossible to drive them away from
The farms on which they were Matched. In such
CAGES, of course, shooting the BIRDS Is almost
criminal
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Windoq0 Leaking. Cause

| EAKAGE around windows in times of hard,
l. driving rains, often may be found to be due
to the fact that in painting the painter has
failed to carry &. harrow line of paint up from
the putty onto the glass itself. Window frames
are so built that provision is made for the
edge of paint on the glass without marring
the appearance of the frames. This sealing of
the putty to the glass prevents rain being
forced through the window by passing down
between the putty and glass.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Notes of Art and artists

are Of quaint, interesting red-roofed buildings
and the small towns in the southern part OF
the peninsula, which, alas were shaken down
by earthquake not very long ago. OF special
interest are some of his figure studies-one of
two women in Greek costumes, red jackets and
white skirts; one of an old woman spinning
and in her hand distaff; one of two men
blowing q field the upturned earth looking like
a rug under their feet During the course OF
this exhibition Mr. Parr is himself in at
tendance.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Test for Tenderness

~ fowl is through pressing on the end OF
the breast bone If the bone yields easily and
bends at slight pressure, the bird is young
and tender, but if it appears firm, the age
of the bird is open to some doubt.
Evening star., 1932-11-27

124. Variety of dummy
whist.
125. Not noticing.
1876. Deprived of office.
l28. Muscular.
129. Light, hasty meal.
Isl. Take away.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Sunday Morning Among the Cross-Words

II. Simpleton.
I3. Something short
and blunt.
IA. Inheritance.
Is. Bounded.
16. Solitary.
IT. Tightly stretched.
18. To chill.
10. Concerning.
20. Pertaining to an
cient Spain.
81. Dominate.
80. Scoff.
"a. Achievement.
36. Manner.
38. Division of the
eaTth's surface.
80. Scope.
Al. Hllbbub.
43. EXtCl.
As. Amusements.
At. Charity.
40. A ruler of ancient
Egypt.
81. Sudden invasion.
So. Encircle.
54. Archaic Semetic
dialect.
SIS. Poetical foot of
three syllables.
5S. Learning.
60. Distribute.
62. Color qualities.
"a. Tug.
65. Bumpkin.
sc. Diameter of a
bullet.
Ct. Tending to con-
meet.
So. Corded fabric.
SO. Thrust out.
II. Sheepish.
u. Drag.
73. Mystical applica-
ton of words.
IA. An important
gland.
n. Pathetic.
10. GraSping person.
80. Extremity.
80. Turf.
SO. Wire measure.
85. Chatter.
SO. Mountain pass.
SO. Iniquity.
90. Favoritism to
relatives.
90. Beverage of milk
and wine.
95. Nourished.
96. Farm animal.
81. Wish for.
90. Comply with
orders.
100. Metal container-
l02. Plunder.
IO4. Allowance of
food.
LOG. Well matuTed.
Evening star., 1932-11-27

81. Divided into two
equal lobeS.
9S. Long legged bird.
o9. Lead into error.
100. Portable bed.
l01. Uniform.
IO2. Well bred woman.
103. Cushion.
105. Chafes.
los. The Wise Men"
IO7. Bright color.
1O3. Tree trunk.
IO9. Invigorating med
icine.
III. Diminished.
1l3. Texture.
ia. Affair of chance.
llO. OuICIy.
lit. Conclusion.
100. New Mexican
Indian.
121. Indian mahogany.
1913. Body of Jewish
law.
127. Flat fold.
l23. IntermiSSion.
130. Trudge.
lS2. American colo
nizer.
133. Coarse hominy.
1874. Animal.
1876. Not speaking.
1877. Possessed infor-
nation.
IS9. Fold.
l40. Knot.
141. Myths.
I43. To clutch at.
1f5. Pressed cheese.
lat. A pair.
I49. Article.
149. Hindu gentleman.
$50. Beverage.
152. Triangular sail.
l54. Layer of the iris.
156. While.
I57. Complains.
I59. Near the land.
I61. Hostile criticism.
163. Most common
place.
I64. Clung.
l65. Rraced.
DOWN.
/. Worshipers.
2. French novelist.
3. From.
4. Tear aSunder.
5. Obligation.
6. Mysterious bibli-
cal word.
Z. Fish hawk.
8. Wager.
9. Book of the Old
Testament.
10. Barked.
II. Upon.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
ACROSS.

ACROSS.
/. A lover.
8. HeelleSs Oriental
slipper.
Is. Ironical.
%. Describes accu-
rately.
%. Originate.
"a. Prescription given
to satisfy patient.
25. otherwise.
rs. Soft part of fruit.
-27. Plaything.
%. Dressed pelt.
90. A rake.
80. Type measure.
81. Equip.
33. Variety of carne-
lian.
35. Body of salt water.
81. Architectural
ornament.
SO. Prepare for resist
ance.
40. Discharge.
AZ. Part of a shoe.
A. Incline downward.
46. Finished.
At. Elaborate solo.
48. Riddle.
SO. Period of time.
So. Violently agitated.
54. To gather after a
reaper.
SIS. Appeared.
81. Twofold.
SO. Local position.
60. To claim as due.
81. Western State.
SO. Unit used by
oculiSts.
65. Sediment.
&c. A flourish.
10. Ancient Celtic
priest.
II. Husband of Ruth.
70. Faucet.
rs. Dillseed.
rs. Topic.
78. Graceful tree.
79. Handle roughly.
80. Food fish.
81. Part of the
mouth.
81. Mode of opera
tions governed by
general laws.
"a One skilled in
the laws.
sc. Tobacco roll.
81. Neuter pronoun.
88. The sun.
80. A falling of nu-
merous particles.
81. window framing.
90. Sharp, explosive
sound.
%. Depart.
Evening star., 1932-11-27

l49. Boring tool
Isl. Timber tree.
I53. River bottom.
155. Quadruped.
I5o. Mixed type.
160. Pronoun.
162. You and me.
Evening star., 1932-11-27

108 Foot covering OF Roman legend
IO9 sound lis. Part of an egg.
lIO Harvest III. A parvenu.
Il2 Thick plate or 1I8 More candid.
slice 119 Identical.
1I3 Thrash 120. Enthusiasm
ia Famous matron l22 Not any
Evening star., 1932-11-27

134. Infants.
136. Army officer.
138. Fluctuate.
141. Temple; poetic.
l42. Dispatch.
144. Metal thread.
LAG. Bill of fare.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
sSa6rif6ranS in Berlin q.

Berlin. aus bisber nod ungc-
fldrter ltriade bra6 i'm Noroen
8erlinS in ser 8runnenitraBe eiil
Sobrifbran0 ais, Ser ettpa 600
9uaoratmeter Ser 9adfonItrltftion
DerniGtete. Die 6lamnten fanoen
an 0en in Sen 8o0enrGltmen orf-
geItopeIten Moteriolien elmer 8ol-
iterm0belfobrif reide 9abrung. Grit
na6 mebritiinOigen 8emiibungen
gelang es Ser Seiterpebr, inter
Anwen0ung bon 5ebn G-&obren,
Sauerltoffapporaten unO medani-
iden 2eitern BEN Brand 10 melt
ein8ufreiien, OoB Elm ltebergreifen
Des Seuers permie0en mer0en fonn-
te. @dbreno Ser 2oidar6eiten itiir5-
te elm 6abrltitbl bonn bierten Stod-
perf in Oie Siefe, ba ii6 Our9 Sen
8ran0 mebrere &onItrltftionsteile
beS 5abritublgeriiiteS gelodert bat-
ten. 8eriouen famen gliidlider,
Deiie ni9t 8i S1aOen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
3mci SoSesppfer BET cinem antu-
ungliif.

@G6Iins. Ser Chauffeur Sobann
@ogner fubr aus Sasbar NIT einem
2aitartto oiif ser Oeoenburger 8un-
oesitroBe nddIt ser SrtiGoft Miin-
6enoorf. Sier mo0te 8ogner in
iibermdBig idnelem Sempo einen
Dor inn f~abrenoen 2aitfraftpnaen
iiberbolen un6 fubr babel nit oer-
artiger @u9t an einen 9aeebaitm
ait, ooB Oas Auto idper bei6d-
0igt uno 6mei Sniaiien, Ser 8ltd-
batter un0 Observation-Disclosures
Soban Sdmiot uno Ser Sleiidbait-
er Sra1l5 Neubolo, beioe aus Sas-
bar, 3ertriimmerungen Oes S66Oels
e%rlitten uno auf Der Stelle tot lie
gen bliebett. @it6 ser i6ulotra-
eenOe 2enfer Sobarn @agner blie6
idtper perIebt uno betpuBtlos lie.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
semeIdtuarer Madridten.

SIN gar5en 2aroe berri6t Die
ipanii6e Grippe uno biele S9ulen
iinO tpegen oieier gefdbrIiden Sn.
fluen5a geiperrt. Sier plroe ben
&inoern bis gu II Sabren berboten,
&ino ODER Sbeater gu beiu1en.
Sooesf6ue: Ser gliIabetbitd0ter
8iirger Soief Sebn i'm sc. 2e6ens-
iabre. - &oia Summel, ga Sabre.
- @eronifa @app, 81 Sabre. -
@itpe Maria Mertes, geb. Bud.
mann, aus 9etta, 81 Sabre.
Die 8rielterneibe erbielten I'M
Semei6parer Seminar Nifolaus
Spanlang aus Mrao uno @eorg
8flan5er aus Geuta.
Die Eemel6warer ita0til6en Sci
nos baben mebr als 5uei Wtiaionen
Sci 9efiait.
Die Semei9parer Staotleituns
bat beidloiien, Inn Die boben grot-
preiie ser 81der 81 6reden, it1oti-
l1es ginbeitsbrot baden 81 lalien
uno oieies laiit BEN 8erednungen
gum 8reiie bon $50 Bis A Sci 6as
&ilo in Gertebr gu bringen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@pn @ra6itcinen erldlaoen.

Berlin. alts Dem &reisort @iden.
roo in Sberbeiien miro gemeloet,
OaB uuf Dem 0ortigen 5rieobof Ser
fiinfiabrige Sobn Oes 2anOmirts
&aiier bon einem umltiir8enoen
@rabitein eridlagen DurOe. Ser
&leine bate feline Mnutter gum
Srieobof 6egleitet unO ii6 BORT an
einem @rabitein 81 idaffen gema6t,
pdbreno Die M1ltter an ben @rG-
bern bon Aneeborigen lire Mnoa9t
berridtete. 9I0Bli6 Itiir5te Ser
@ra6itein, Ser ipobl nidt gut aufge-
lteat mar, ouf oas &in0, 0os auf
Der SteIe getotet iuur0e. - @enalt
Der glei6e lnfaa ereignete ii9 am
iclben Gage in Gutenberg in Sbiirin-
gen. Dort mar elm a6tidbriges
Nao6en oas Spfer zines umItiir-
5enoen @rabiteins, Ser tpobri6ein-
Iid 0ur9 ben 6roit loder ~getporeen
mar.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
9lns ganat umb 8atidfa.

9atfelS. llnlere 2a~nosm6nnin
Sri. Sberelia 2eiber tpuroe an Ser
@iener l1niberlitGt our 9oftorin Ser
@eiamtbeilfunoe promobiert. - Sc
itorben fins: Ser 3ulteaer Ser @e-
meinoe un0 ebemalige @altipirt Sci
folaus G9ira i'm Sitter bon SO Sab
rem. - 9as Mitglieo Ser Sreitp.
6euermebr Aler. Sungblut, @emein-
oebeamter, i'm AZ. 2e6ensiabre.
9. Salanfa. Ser 3uitano oes
9e6antpfarrers @eter @einert, Der
ii9 our6 einen Stura einen idmeren
S6eridenfel6rud 5u5og, peri6lim-
inert iid BON Sag gu Gag. - Ser
@emeinoeporiteber bon 0eupalanfa,
Safob gle1l, nur0e auf eigenes
Aniuden leines 4mtes entboben.
An feline STEELE puroe ser 2anopirt
Soief @eritner ernannt. 9ier
Itarb Der Miiaermeiiter Sobann
Saupt i'm So. 2e~bensiabre.
Sn Snbptica oerbrannte oie 20.
idbrige Srau &at9arina Sffenba6er.
9urd einen Sunfen fingen ibre
&leioer Seuer.. Die alte Grau-eilte
in Sen Sof uno rief nm Silfe. 8e'
Dor ieOo6 Silfe fam, mar lie tot.
NlbredsflOr. Ser altelte Mann
unIerer @emeinOe, Der 4usbebaltef
Ssbanm Miiaer, lit bier i'm 80. Sc.
bensiabre ~eeitorben. - an Ser bier
groIiierenoen Grippe itarben Srau
Bitme aatbarina Sdeinpflug, 70
Sabre alt, 8it.ue anna 5horoiie,
81 Sabre alt, uno Midael Suit,
so Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Menes ang NraS.

Gas Arooer Barrier @aren-
bal,s" tplir0e negen @areni1uloen
berli3itiert, ie0od mar berurt me-
mig Sntereiie unter Sen &dufern,
oaB % Contaminated au einem @e-
Iamtpreis bon nur 1850 Sci ber-
I6leuoert nur6en.
9ie S6uIlperre in Irao lpurOe
pegen ser nod INNER anbaltenOen
Snfluen5a auf cine meitere ISOLDE
perldngert. 9er5eit lino 80 S6u-
len eeiperrt. Sn Semeiduar purOe
Der l1nterri6t i6on pieber aufge-
nommen.
9ie Srau oes in Neuarao mob.
nenoen Mmtsoieners &arI Miflos
poate, INN 8riidengelo 5u iparen,
nit ibren &inoern iiber Die 3uge-
i%rorene Maroi6 geben, aber oas
Sis brad. @liidli9erpeiIe mar oas
@aiier ltur 10 tiet bob es ibr big
gum SAILS reidte un0 lie gerettet
meroen fonnte.
Sn 4rao lebt cine @itme Woris
&oufmann, Sc Oieier Gage ibren 100.
@eburtstag feierte unO iid nod ean5
mlinter oes &aoios erfreuen fam.
Sbre S6meiter lit boriges Sabr in
&araniebeid i'm Sitter bon 104 Sab
rem %geltorben.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@emeinIamer Sob bnr& SsraIdlaa.

Berlin. Ser 72iabrige &entner
SdlaG uno feline IS Sabre alte &l.
fine emma 9eim muroen in Der
&ii6e ibrer @obnung tot aufgefun-
Ben. Iuf Dem SCRIBE brannte cine
8asflamme unter einem Sopfe.
Gopf uno Snbolt maren bonig per-
foblt. Die lnteriudung ergab fei-
men Inbaltspunft oafiir, oaB an ben
alten Seuten Elm 8erbre6en periibt
mar. Die Mor0fommiiiion erflart
Den l1nfan etipa folgenoermaBen:
6rall Seim iaB Dor Dem Diem uno
bafte Sudden, S1lad puI6 iid IN
elmer S6iiiel. &loslif muB fi6
5ran Seim ourd cine unboriidtige
B%etpegung Sic S1roe perbrannt ia.
ben uno atf Sen Stubl 5nriifge-
lunfen iein. S6lad ponte ibr All
Silfe fommen. gls er entoedte, oaB
tie tot tpar, bat er pabri9einli9 Dor
Stirred einen Ser5i6lag befommen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Gdlt Sutc, Dpfer einer granScg.

Ingram. SIN 8oIait 8artuIic, in
Oem 1000 &iIogramm Slime aufbe-
tpabrt tparer, gerieten 0ieie 0ur9
einen abipringenOeu 6unfen in
Brand uno oos gon5e iedsit0dige
@ebduoe puroe our9 6euer ser.
fort. 2eiOer fanlen babel o9t 2eute
INNS 2ebeiL BON Oeren iieben ser
Samilie HaOnic ongeborteu. Au-
Beroem gab es % @erlebte. Ser
8oIoit gartulic lit BET ser n9unao~
ouf A Miuionen Omar berii9ert.
Die @eieuidoft meigert iid ie0od,
Die Geriiderunesiumme aus5u3ob-
len, neil ibr nid)t gemeI0et pur0e,
ooB int Souie bodent5iinOlide Stof.
fe aufbetpabrt %iuurOen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
9reiifcr ganfranb.

Mltuna, Sn sic Gepoiitenfaiie
0es y8anfpereins in Sdleswig-Sol.
Itein" in Sttenien orangen orei be-
maffnete M2dnner elm unO 6e0robten
sic onpeien0en 9anfbeamten uno
einen &unoen nit Geboloern. Den
unerfannt entfommenoen Satern
iino rnno 5000 &ei6smarf in Sic
&Gnoe gefaaeu. Ser GerIuit it, wie
sic 8onf mitteilt, Our6 Gcriiherung
geOedt. Die @eriiderun9sgeieaidaf
bat fir sic MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser Sunme cine 8elobnung bon
5ebn Yro3ent ousgeIest.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Seffcntlide Seitrafnns elmer Gle
hredlerin hnrd Gtpfitreide.

2aibad. 9ie I'M fiinf3ebn Sabre
iiingere @attiu zines 8uts6elibers
in 3aIu3ie bel groo on Ser Saoe
puroe beim @bebrud ertappt. Sie
9orfbepobner traten iofort gu Ell.
@eridtsiisung 5uiammen uno fau.
ten folgenoes llrteil: Ser @bebre.
derin ieien i'm 8eiiein ibres 2ieb.
babers 0ffentli6 5weibunoert Stod.
ltreide auf ben %entbl0Bten &iiden
81 berabfolgen. Sunoert Stoditrei.
DE babe ibr Der betrogene @atte.
lie finf8ig ibr Gater uno ibr
S6niegerbater gu geben. Inter I'M.
gebeurem aufieben ser 9orf6cool-
ferung mur6e Die Strafe iofort noa-
5ogen uno Oie balb obnmahtige,
blutig gei6lagene Srau nit Sobn'
iporten oabongeiagt.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@eitanSnis bes Nalidmiinacrs.

Him. Ser lit Tripping perbaitete
6ulihgelobetrii9er bat nod BART
nGdigem 2eugnen elm @eItdnOnis
nbgeIegt, porauf lei ieinen Ser
tuanOteu in @for5beim Sousiudun-
gen beranItaltet murOen. St ieiner
eigenen @obnung prroe III
6aIidgelO borgefunOen, D6brenO
mo in Ser @obnung ieines Sdpa-
gers cine Observation-Disclosures
entOedte. Ser 8erbaftete bate I'M
gan5en nod 5wan3ie 5aliditiide i'm
8eIiB.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Gin Snrm fir eleftriide &raftOcr-
Iurgnng in Serlin?

Serlin. @s miro ertDogen, einen
400 Meter boben geriudsturm nit
flint Standardization BON lie 80 0ae.
ter 9urdmeiier auf Dem @eldnoe
oes SHORTCOMINGS 81 erridten. 9ie
&ei9sbauptltaot wiroe oamit oas
b06Ite 8aumerf befommeu, Oas Die
8elt fennt, oa ser @iffeltnrm nnr
300 Meter bod lit. ange6li6 bot
oas Observation-Disclosures Don
einem ieiner 6a6beamten elm @ilt-
adten ousarbeiten laiien, oas Dem
8lan i'm groBen uno ganden giinltlg
lit. Die 2eiituhgsf6bigfeit zines loi-
den Softurmes miro auf 700
Miaienen &ilomattltunoen idbrli1
geIdGt. au6 Die ginridtung bon
&eItaurants, CAFES unO &onoito.
reien, uno 3tpar in neun therein.
AMBER liegenoen @tagen 200 WVe.
ter iiber Dem @robooen, 1T geplant.
Die Soften peroen auf 8 Wiaioaen
Marf berednet.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
GlammentoO elmer sed5c6nia6riaen.

SGpeibnit. @inen grdBli6en
6lammentoO erlitt Die t6iabriee
@Iie @arnef in 3elt0orf BEL SEQ
nigsSelt. geim 6eueranlegen I'M
Diem geriet ibr Glei0 in Brand.
Das MGoden ItorO iofort in Slant
men unO obnobl Solsbcpobner Die
6lommen mad fur3er 3eit eritideu
fonltten, itnrb Oas MdO6en am
nGditen Gage i'm Saaroller Gron-
fenbaus an Sen iurdt6aren 9roHo-
punoen, Die es e~rlitten bate.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Bonn 0RaS seidIenSert.

8irenbad. Ser in @di6enbeuren
tpobnbafte &altfmann @rtpin SreD
fubr NIT ieinem Miotorra0, nls CT IN
ser gefGbrli9en &liroe BEL 8irenba9
einem 2angbol5fubrnerf ausipei9en
tpoute, ouf einen Baum aaf. Da-
Bel tpuroe er ~fopfiber BON &ao
gef6Ieuoert, 10 oaB er nit ihmeren
8erIetungen bon einem hinsufem-
menoen autofabrer na9 Souie
perbra6t tperoen muBte. 9as 0io-
torrao ianfte in 6eit nebea Der
gtsoBe Der ~flieBenOen Bad.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
BON einem el~eftrOiuasen iibcrfabren

Him. Sn Der unteren Nelitor.
ltroBe beim @asperf pur6e Der 6
Sabre alte grnit 0eser, Sobn ei-
mes G~orarbeiters, BON einenn glef.
trotpogen i%iberfabren uno iebr i6wer
perlest. Ser &ttabe brad bei0e Bet
ne uno eiren grm. 9ur1 &no6en-
i%pIitteringen iin0 sic @erletungen
beionoers ldtper, oo6 befinoet iid
ser &nabe, Ser iofort in sic gIiia-
bet6enfIinif berbroft fpuroe, nor-
crit ouBer 2ebensgefobr.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Mns 1lnperiidtiafeit eriduRen.

Sasen. Ser SparfaiienmgeIteuta
9(uerit 9. aus giiiingbeim erbielt
fiir3lib bon ieiner Nadbarin einer
9tepoloer gum Nndieben. @ls tie
sic 8affe pieOer abbolen iponte,
bolte Srou 9. Ben &eoolber aus eli
mem S9ranf. Globlid ging Elm
Sdub log, oitr6 ben Iuguit 9.
in Sen Iinfen 2ungenfliigel getrof-
len piroe. 9. erIag ieiner idwe.
ten @erlebung.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
&ritpfratcnbOd5cit in Der SdlOf-
fabcac III 6OriM.

@raa. Sn ser S6IoBfapeGIe in
&orin fali0 0ie Grauung Oes 8rin-
5en AlfreO bon un0 gu 9iedtenitein,
Maioratsberrn ser 6ioeifommiiie
Deutid-2m0s6erg, @eititeiermarf,
un0 &iegersbure, Sititeiermarf, nit
&-in5eliin 2u0miaa 2obfonis itatt.
Den Grouungsoft boa6og 6iiritera.
btidof 0oftor &aipar. 9as iunee
@aor miro itdnbigen AufentbaIt auf
SGlob Soueuegg Bel 0eutid-2anOs.
berg nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
8en1nte hnnaern.

Inter Dem Druid Ser ditBeriten
Scot bot in 8rOkuurOein cine aborO-
nung Ser oortigen 8eniioniiten =
our6megs b0bere 8eomte = beim
8iirgermeiiter norgeIpro6en, um
Anite0ung aIs StroBentebrer gu err
balten, ga ie ieit Monaten auf lire
8eniionen marten miiiien un0 bum.
germ. glber ser 8iirgermeiiter botte
einen idpa6en Sroit iiir oie a6or0.
nltng, Oenn er ertldrte, oaB oie
Sta0t audi lire StroBenfebrer ni6t
be5ablen Tonne.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
geim Seefudlen = in Sem Sob.

Niindlem. Die 24l6bri9e So1ter
zines Observation-Disclosures in
8oiing BEL Miiu6en tpolte am @as-
ber0 See bereiten 1tn0 bertrieb Ii6
Sic 3eit Biz gum &oden OeS @aI-
iers nit 2eien. 9abei tpuroe oas
Md06en bonn Shlofe iibermannt.
9os iiberfodenoe @aiier loidte 0ie
Slarnme t,no 6as ousItr0men0e Gas
fiibrte oen 500 oes Mdo6ens ber-
BEL. Die ongeIteaten @ie0erbele-
bu~1gsueriude batten feinen Grfolg.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
8luei ainber peridattet.

Gtcttin. Gin l1ngliidSfaa, benz
atpei iunge @enidenieben gum Gp-
fer mfielen, bat ii6 Dor Ben Soren
Ser Stqot ereignet. Sn elmer Sizes
CRUDE in Ser 8erliner StroBe ipiel-
ten mebrere &inoer, oils ploBli6 sic
Sanomoiien nabgaben unO in 0ie
Siefe rutidten. 3pei &naben i'm
Sitter BON flint uno elf Sabren muir
Sen beri6iittet. Grit mebrere Stun-
Sen ipater fonuten bic 2eiden Der
beioen &inOer ~ge6orgen peroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
SelScn6aftcr Sob cincr @cuniabriscn

SrcnOcminOt. Ser fiinf Sabre
oIte Sobn elmer drau @oloreid
aus 9oiter6ad -Subader fiel beim
SpieIen in Oie b~od)gcbenoe &end.
Die aitf sic Silferuie oes &leinen
berbeieiIenoe 81 Sabre aIte @roB-
mutter iprong iofort ms @oiier,
nm i'm 5i retten. gls ieOo6 aud
lie in 2ebensgefabr geriet, mari iif
lire neltnidbrige Gnfeltodter eben-
falls in Die 6llten, murOe ober 0
Oieien mitgeriiien unO ionO bel if
rer eoIen unO mutigen Settings.
tot Sen 600. @roBmutter ui0 @nfel
fonnten bon Oem 6abrifarbciier Sit.
Der Oem naiien Clement sntriiien
uno gerettet mes0en.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@rpsfeuer in Berlin.

8erlin. Nus biS6er nod nift er-
mittelter ltriode fam Elm @roBfeuer
in ser @ilbelmitroBe gum Nus6ru1.
Bon Dem binteren Seitenfliigel zines
@ebGuoes brannten aipei Stodtperfe,
int 6ene ii9 cine Siidlerei uno cine
8u9Oruferei befinoer, bonitdnoig
aus. Die Slammen batten 10 rei-
DIE Gabrung gefunOen oaB Oritter
@larm an Sic @aden gemeloet
tpuroe.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@rpsfener in @iterslpb.

Giiterslub. Die 2e0erperfe Slip.
per brannten boaitdnoig nieoer.
9os Selter brad in Ser 6al5erei
aus. Die Seuerpebr, sic nit fiini
S1lau1leitltngen Ben Brand be.
fdmpfte, puroe our6 @aiiermangei
fart oil ibren 20i6arbeiten gebin.
BERT, 90 6os 8aiier aus einem emit
%fernten Sporanten gebolt lperoeu
muBte. @0aig olisgebrannt lit audi
sic SGrberei Ser on oie 2eoertperfe
ongei9loiienen 5irma 2infmeDer,
0aS SrofenbaltS uto oas Sauptge'
b1ltoe, in Dem Gorrate BON Gbemi'
fallen lagerten.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Sin sGrtIider grGntisam.

etettim. Sn Sns 9ranfenbals i'll
Bergen auf &iigen tuuroe elm @GO-
den nit obgeihnittener Naie einge-
Iiefert. Gs bate eilten beftigeu
Streit nit ieinem 8rdutigam ge-
babt, Der in ser 8ut Dem Mdo-
den sic &ebIe ourdi6neioen lpolte.
gIs es ieine S1n0e Dor Ben SAILS
belt, idnitt er inn oie Scale ob.
Ser Mann lit in Saft.