davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-02-12
9ie &nHim mirO eIesanter.

v9ie Srauen in Somiet NnBlan0
linb ieBt better gefleioet. als lie es
iemols ieit Dem @riege maren." 10
beri6tet Die weiblide Mitarbeiterin
zines engliiden glattes aus Nos.
fau. u@emiiie feinere Soilettenge-
g%enitdnoe, oie friiber faum tauf-
lid maren, iino iest erbGltlid, ole
leroings 0u auBeroroentlih bohen
8reiien. Gin 8aar funitieioene
Striimpfe foitet iiber iieben Dollar.
Site iteben i'm 8reis BON 32 bis
81 Dollar, Sdube folten BON feds
Bis 81 Dollar, uno fir eleaante
Sanoihube mrB man 10 Dollar
anlegen. Srot oieier &ieienpreife
fatfen nber oie &%uiiinnen oiefe 10
iebnlidit ~beeebrten Sahen uno
ordn9en iib in Sanfen in Den Sd.
oen. in oenen oieie Serrlihfeiten 5u
erbalten limo. 0as 10 lange unter-
oriidte gerlaagen ser Srou na9
glegan5 bridt elementar heruor,
uno oas Sntereiie an Mooe lit grS-
Der als felt piplen Sabren 0is por
fur5em fonnte man iiher lein, oaB
cine gut ange5ogene Game in ben
StrnBen ODER i'm Sbeoter entrpe.
Ser cine ausldnoerin mar ooer cine
&uiiin, Die 8e5iebun9en gum 4lts-
lono bate uno BON bort Rleioung
erbielt. Seute iiebt man oerbdltn;s.
mdBig oiele better gefleioete Hrau.
en-, nenn auh freilih Die meitlihen
8egriffe BON glegan8 nod LANCE
ni6t erreidt iino. Die ruiii'he Sran
lit ia heute in ieoer 8eSiebune Dem
Wanne gIeidgeitelt uno ueroient
infolgeoeiien bispeilen senilg. nm
iih einen &leioerhirus aeitatten 5u
tonnen. Mdnnlihe unb rpeiblide
ar6eiter erbalten DEN gleiGen 2obn,
uno audi in Der Che fins tie uolig
gleihberedtigt 8enn cine Trar elm
&ino erDartet, erb6lt lie bel potter
Se3nblung bier Wonate llrlalib,
omei Wonate Dor uno 5mei nah Der
@eburt uno cine beionoere &eraii.
tung m1breno Der eriten neiin DO.
nate, in oenen iie oas Rino aiifsiebt.
8enn Sic @eburt emsrtraaen III,
erhalten Die gltern Elm @eidlenf Don
etpa SO Dollar pom Stna' nrbIt
81 Metern Glpioeritofi uno ooa.
it1noiger gettwdide 9llIh ole gu
iabfarten limo BON lroBen 8ert.
neil iie Der Samilie gritattrn ertrn
Butter, @ier, 9rot. 8uder ullO. gu
faufen."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-12
9i6terB0rte.
@eiammeIt uOn 5rnn 90. GruKnrt.
sonne, Munb nnb Stcrne.

gleiu auge fiebt, pobin es bIidt.
Sic &uiOer Ociuer &erfe.
Ser 9inlmel prdd1tig d~usgeidriidt,
Yreiit bid, Du Soft Der StGrfe.
&er bat Die Conn an Inn erbobt?
&er tleioet fie nit Inicltdt?
User ruft Dem Seer Der Sterne2
@irdeniie0.
Ser 9roBc Gitrouom iprad: Ade 0ims
melsfllr
Sab tb 0urdlforidt uno niht eHtoedt
bon Soft Die Spur.
Sat er nidt Scdt geingt: Sci Ronos
llno Sonlenfleden.
SIN Sternennebel bort lit @ott nidt 5l
entoeden
9es Sebrobrs SdarfbIid Iiebt ben llns
1i6tbdren nid)t,
Sen nidt beredluen fam. 3n5I, @r0be.
WnB @ciuiht.
8er Soft ipll finoen BORT, Der mll6
i'm nit ii6 b%rin9en;
Sur tpetn er in Dir. IiebIt on i'm in
Den 0ingen.
SrieOrid &iiGert.
ltnb bic COME madt Den ipeiten Mttt
I'm Die Welt,
l1nb Die SternIeiu ipraden: nBir retfea
nit
lin 6ie Self;
llnb bie Come, iie idaIt tie: rS6r
bleibt gu 9aus,
9enn i6 brenn' eu1 Die goIonen 4eues
lein olts
Sci Dem f%euri9eu Hitt Inn Die BeIt."
r1nb bic @ternIein sineen gum Iieben
Mono
Sn Der Nadt,
ltno fie lproden: r9u, ser oif BEN
8olfen t6ronit
Sn Der Nadt,
CAB uns tpanbeIn nit Dir. oenn oeiE
milOer S6ein
@r berbrernt ms ~niinnner Die &ellges
Iein."
l1n6 er nabm iie, @eie0en Der 3od)t.
Stun t%piIfommen, SternIein uao lieber
Mpno,
Sn Der 9adt.
SIR beritebet. mas fiu tn ben Seroen
fpobnt
Sn Ser Nadt,
&ur1n1t unn 5iinoet Die birurIiImen
2i6ter an,
'9ab in Iujti9 mitidipdrmen uno fptes
len fam
Sn Sen freunbGi9en @pielen Der @adt.
grnit Rorib GrKot.
y + y
Q Come. ideine nift 70 bei6i
SD muB Dor Watti9feit nn6 SGsUeiS
Sci meiner Nrbeit fat erlieeen."
90 REF Der @iel.
.9anf fir betnen beiteren @Geim,
o Sonnel~ rief Die Gdlanse.
.N1it Gereniieen
Seq id Mid StunbenIans biHeia.S
Sic euIe Idrie: u@erfdone nsin Gee
fi1t
Mit 6einem mir berbabten GiGt,
8 Council &ann ib bod fem G9Iupfs
lodi finben,
&obin oein Strnbl niGt ortngk, t@
iperOe nod erblinoen."
r@p1Itatise Come, iei mir tets gee
neigtI~
Cub cine SeIOmaus an. @s reifeN
meme Mebren,
Sollnuf lam ih mid ndbren.A
Sic Come bort es an, I9eint fort
un0 = 1dtpeigt.
So6onn @ottIieb 8iaamotu.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-12

,Oos 1T 6as &reu3, bus iA gsfun'
ben 6abs", enti9ieo Die Dame. sd
perOe es S1rer Jr~u ieIbf iiberges
ben."
r@ie sic foanf6anl" ifimmts
MslOner d, gliidli9, DAB bas &reu5
nteoer Dd Nor.
r@O 1T S6re 6rau2" fro9ts Die
Dame bdri9.
pSm 9p!eG sum SGren!" ertpiOerte
MelDner erge6en.
SO tpmmen Sie!" berrI9te i'm
bic Dame an unb oerlieb obne 9ruB
bas Wa9llof I.
MelOner folgtt ibr er mar gang
glidlt9, bds &IeinoO pieOt. 5u baz
ben; mo6te alTo Die TinOerin ibre
SarulIe befrieotgen, tos &reu5 ielbit
ob5ugefen
gnergiI9 girg bic Dame INNER
einen S9ritt pr II, 10 oaB Der ets
mas runolide Me.oner faum folgen
| fpnnte.
6ilOo TaB nod in Der 8erdnod NIT
Dem 5reunoe hires NtGnnes, dl5 oas
Ieltiam Yaar dnldngte.
Meloner meinte nun dber, in ben
8ooen Fnfsn gu miif,1, als iih por
Ieinen entieBten ausen folgeno' S3ene
abIpielte:
Die Frem0e Dame Itiirmte ouf bic
iunse Srau nit offensn Qrmen gu
unO rief: n9ilou, ternit Du mid
np92"
pa6 Mama, Mdrlu, On 6iIt esq"
REF 9iloa unO iant in Die umorz
mung.
roiebss ainO, Osr8ei4s mir cI>
Neue l%tmdrmlng.
nG9, lie6ite Mama, an Dir tit e.,
mir gu ber5eiben!"
Reues 6eraOriider.
nSieb', i9 bate Oein 8reu3 ge>
funOen", Oumit 5og lie es berOOr,
runb Oa puBte i9 gleih, OuB Oh bier
pdreIt"
rNber, pie tommit 0u oenn bier
Der, ,iebIte Woma2"
sd tpo6re ia ieBt bier, id bin
Dor einem bolben Sabre berge8osen!
Mber, nun erldubt SIR bod, baB i9
tiinftig Bel Sud bleibe?" rief ie nit
einem Sriump6dtorblide gu benz fa1z
fungslnIen Melbner biniiber.
Fiber natiirli9, Muma9en!" rief
! 6tlba. vWir trennen uns niAt iptez
Der! Wlein Mdnn9en tpirb ii9 aud
buriiber freuen, nidt pd9r, 4urt?"
Meloner nidte uno mar ii9 iebr
flor, boB er Damit bic gr0Bte oiige
feines 2ebens beging; 3uulei9 ldaelte
er nit Der Mien, zines Mannes, Der
in cine @itrpne beiBt.
Sein 6reunb. Der 6ilbas Mutter
Dem 9DrenIaden nod tannte, battle It9
Bel jenem Sturm Der @efi6le unbez
merit ins 6reie gebrii4t.
WGbrenb nun Mutter unb Scooter
alte grinnerungen austuuf9ten -
eritere gan e 6ilod iib*igens Bel oies
Ter @elegenbeit bereits tii9tig aus -,
trat Meloner GIT ieinen. Greunoe. Der
linn nit parmer Sbeilndbm@ bic
9anb briidte.
n9iebit 0u", fugte MtelOner nit
einem tiefen Seuf3er, npas Der
Weni9 fir elm pes bubpr tann' fir
elm Preferences &reu3 firbe i9 beren
Stpei; GuBer benz golOsnen Rreu5 mei<
ner 5rau bube i9 nun nod mein -
9austreu3 g~efunben!!"
Limb Ou bit oamit", ergdn5te Der
Sreuno, nRitter bes aleroer6reitetiten
Orbens Der grbe getporben!"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-12

SinoerniB. .Du bait oliO
feline Nusii9t, pieOer gang seiuno gu
perbsn2" pi9el6uber. rJlein, Der
Oottor bat mir ausf9lieBliG WaRer
berproaet!@
Washington Journal., 1932-02-12

geben au9 Sahr3ebnts: etnmdI muB
ie Elm @lieu Ger 6amilie treffen. limb
ben Svoeseos mar blutige Rd6e ge>
I9Doren tpor0en BON p6,ltpp>s 9rOBs
Odter, unh @efdre iOute nun oas
Spfsr Isin.
2ansIom I9li9 pbiIippO bic Saals
pdnOe entlang unD borrte Odnn
am @ingange. @Dn set gu 3eit tds
itete feline 6anO mad Der Oerborgenen
1aI9e, no fein Observation-Disclosures
Mefer itedte, OoS ieLoit Der frieos
liebenofte Stdliener Hets BET it4
trdgt.
! Gnbli4 lob pbilippo. pie qepinas
Seieui9aft aufbrch. Od elite er
raid ooraus. OrauBen briidte er ii9
on Die Mauer, TaBte trumpfbaft Dos
Wlefer, Oerbars Die Hltnge i'm Ners
! mel unb pdrtete. Seine 8ruIt feu4te,
feline Nugen bliBten. Nun poIte er
Ieinen @rob0dter ra9en uno @ez
fare.
Sn bieiem Moment trat Der BIER
rot, DO Dem MdO9en ltmf6lungen,
aus Dem Shore. 0a %iibermdnnte
pbilippo Elm p6nmd9tiger S4mer3
unO cine blinOe Wul6 erfaBte ibn.
SEPT bur93udte Elm @eoante blibs
i4nen Ietn 9irn: geIore t0oten?
Nein! pepina'. Gelare arslOi6en aus
benz 2eben9 Nein! a6er ibm feline
pepina perni6ten.
rpepind, 9epina!" I9rie er uno
Itiir3te ii9 nit einem Sage auf oas
Mdo9en, BAG unter ieinem Meiier,
tns Sera ~getroffen, lautlos 5uiomme1z
brad.
Der ifarre S6red lG6mte ale l1mz
ftebenber. p5ilippO lieB Die 2ei3e
aus Ieinem Nrme nieOergleiten uno
rib i6r Die 2aroe berunter. Od rang
! fi9 Elm marterI9itternber S9rei aug
feline S.e6le Die ba Don ibm gemors
bet 4uf ben Stufen Tag, mar feline
S9peIter!
l1nb e6e bic anberel iid BON benz
@ntIeBen erbolt 6atte., Die 5%itternz
ben @lieDer riibren tonnfen, unb na9
Der 3rfigteit CUR 8eiinnung Der
fur9t6arsn Shot g~elangten, ItieB Bbis
lippD Die l~tmItebenOen CUR Settle. lief
iiber bic StraBe auf Die feline 3d.
genbriiG: unO itiir8te ii4 binu6 in bic
talten 5lutben.
p6ilippos alter Mutter bra9te
man bic 5o9ter, bic luitige unb
gliidli9e Sraut Gefares, nit beHen
Sdmilie burr bie1e 0eirot6 enblid,
nod langen, er6itterten 6ebben, Srtes
be getd IOfen perOen Ionte, tObt ms
9aus.
Mm anberen Sage aber mubte bic
aIte, gebro9ene 5ruu ms 2eiden>
I9aubdus. Sic ioate fagen, ob Der
iunge Marn, ben ma, om Morgen
aus benz Buher geaogen bottle, uno
Der PbilippO 70 dbn.id ie9e, etpu ibr
Sobn lei.
Sen pGbnte lie not) INNER in
Berlin, Der groBen fremoen StaOt, pO
es anberes 8elD unO gano anoere
8riefmarfen gibt.
Wobl man9er 9erliner unb Jrems
be nirb Die neuen pra9tbauten Be-
punbert 9aba Die in leBter 3ett in
Berlin .rfanoer Iinb, unb pirb an
man9en GdFcOen Der 5,dufer italiez
nii4e MdO@entOpfe &c eEen babe, ie>
ne e9ten italienti9en Mdb9ent0pfe
nit ibrer 5i1e bon 6aar unb ben
trdumenben, groBen 4ugen u1b elmer
8lume apii4en ben fein9ef4nittenen
2ippen.
Dieie &Opfe ftommen DON g6ilippo
aus @enebi @s 1T INNER pepina,
Die er un3d6liqe Male aus Der grin=
nerung moDellirt batte. unb Die bus
gnt8iiden Der oeuti4en 4r9itetten
bilOeter. Sener pepina, Die ieBt perz
ftoblen hit 8lumen in ben 9dnben
6inausI4le.9t uuf ben 5rieobof mo
P6ilippo, Der Selbfm0rber ab1eits
an Der Mauer ltcgen muB. unb beFen
9iigel nur bur9 lire 9lumen tennt=
li4 TT.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31

An investigation Of civic prob
lens in the District as they con-
Germ the negro will be made by
special committee of the
Interdenominational Ministerial
Alliance.
The practice of school children
playing truant to attend movies,
and taxicab drivers lettering
around schools in the afternoon
will be taken up by this commit
tee. Alleged injustices in police
courts will also be investigated.
The committee includes the
Rev. r. A. Farley, pastor of
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
Medical Experts
Omen Cost PGrLey

Medical experts will open
two-day executive session here to-
day to discuss a tentative memo
randum that may form the basis
for the final recommendations of
the committee on the costs Of
medical care.
The committee, which is COM
posed of members Of the medical,
dental and pharmaceutical pro
LESSONS from 35 cities of the
United States, has been at work
for more than two years, gather.
ing data which will be considered
by the meetings starting today.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
RACE PROBLEMS STUDIED

Tabor Presbyterian Church, chair
man; the Rev. E. F, Elmes, of
Peoples Congregational Church;
the Rev. H. D. Tillman, of John
Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church;
the Rev. Eugene Williams, the
Rev. j. C. Olden and the Rev.
j. L. S. Holloman, of the Second
Baptist Church.
BANQUET AT P00LESVILLE
The junior-senior banquet of
the Poolesville School will be held
tonight at the high school.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
PRESBYTER|ANS
URGE j. S.F|LM
!. CENSORSHIP

DENVER, May 81 d.N.So'
The Presbyterian Church will re-
main a member of the Federal
Council of Churches of Christ.
Crushing beneath an over,
whelming vote the attempts OF a
fundamentalist minority to have
the church withdraw because the
council "pursues policies which
do not represent the attitude OF
the Presbyterian Church." the
144th general assembly today had
reaffirmed it's stand as a member
The council also went on record
as favoring government censor
ship of moving pictures.
The only change in the church'S
marriage rules was contained in
a paragraph which many commits
sioners opposed as demanding
physical examination of prospec-
tive wives and husband. The
paragraph reads in part:
Children have the GOd-given
right to be well-bOrn! therefore,
those contemplating marriage
should be bodily and spiritual
ly fit for such a relationship"
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
rs Return to Work
In Cumberland Shop

CUMBERLAND, Md, May 80.
Twenty-six furloughed Baltimore
and Ohio railroad employees of
the Cumberland shops have been
called to return to work tomor-
row while an additional crew of
eight men will resume work on
the East hump at the same time.
The men have been ordered to
work because of the increase in
positions here through the clos
ing of the shops at Keyser. The
Keyser shops have been elm
mated to curtail expense on the
Cumberland division.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
CHICAGO To SEE
No ROOSEVELT

ALBANY, May 81 0NS0.
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
remain in Albany and run the
New York State government"
while the Democratic National
Convention is choosing its preSi-
Dental candidate at Chicago next
month. He was back at the CAPT
tai today after a months rest at
Warm Springs, Ga.
A suite of rooms has been re-
served for the governor at a Chi
cago hotel, but it was explained
at the executive office that lit
was just for an emergency in the
event the governor should decide
at the last minute to attend the
convention"
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
Sing Sing Prisoner
Shot During Fliqht

OSSINING, N. Y, May 81.
Q.N.SO "A bullet wound in the
arm and solitary confinement were
the price which John Finnegan
paid today for his desperate at
tempt to stage a daring one-man
prison break from Sing Sing.
Finnegan tried to flee during
a prison baseball game but a
guard saw him and fired a ma
chine gun at him.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
Farm Equipment Off
So Per Cent for 1881

Value of farm equipment and
related products manufactured in
the United States last year to-
tailed $210,068,4 ,466, or 58.5 per
cent less than in 1880 and 65.4
per cent less than in 1929, the
Commerce Depar ent an
nounced yesterday.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31

Four women, all Federal work
ers, en- route. to Wakefield, Va,
were injured when their automo-
bile overturned yesterday near
La Plata, Md. All we're brought
here and treated at Emergency
Hospital.
The women were Miss Maggie
L. Moody, 81, of 3043 Fifteenth
st. N. W., who suffered frac-
tured right arm; Miss Grace Don
aldson, so, of 1460 Irving ST..
N. W., injuries of the back and
possible fracture of the right leg;
Miss Mary McNutt, of 3700 Mas
SachuSettS Ave. N. w. and Miss
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
Alexandria Legion
Holds Tavern Rite

The annual Memorial Day ri.
tual of Alexandria Post No. "a.
American Legion. was held yes.
terday in Gadsby's Tavern. Serv-
ices were conducted by Comdr.
John S. Arnold. Dan S. Hol.
lenga was the speaker.
Flags were placed on the
graves of the World War dead
from Alexandria by the memo
rial committee of the Legion
Auxiliary and wreath was
placed on the tomb of the Un.
known Soldier by Mrs. Clyde B.
Lanham and Mrs. Margaret F.
Bailey.
The Washington times., 1932-05-31
FOUR HURT IN CAR UPSET

Alice Haggerdy, minor injuries.
The women said the automobile
turned over in a ditch after
rear tire blew out.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17
THE FAITHFUL CHEAT
BY Ruby NJ. Ayres

looking away from her with grave
eyes.
Perhaps some day your turn
will come" he said.
Copyright, 1882, by Ruby NJ. Ayres)
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17

SYNOPSIS: When Sondra Kent
finds herself successful In asking
John Anderson TO give Mark Mer-
riman a position in the Congo
she is suddenly most unhappy, for
she loves Mark and is dismayed
at the prospect Of his being so far
away. She will not marry him
without wealth, however, because
her father always had impressed
upon her the conviction that a
%n.oneyless marriage for love Is
certain to be unsatisfactory. Her
sister, Flora, with whom she is
living, has remarked that Ander-
son would be an excellent hus-
band for Sondra, but he Is
ried and separated from his wife.
Sondra knows that Anderson loves
her, although he has never told
her so, and has maintained the
attitude Of a guardian and adj
wiser. She evades telling Ander-
son of her feeling for Mark, and
he seems to realize this. Are you
angry with me2' Sondra asks
him.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Employment Relief Federal Aid Pr
ject No. 1O6, Reopened.

/ EUlkiOlIlCn nCtfCI Dl1 TfDH
Ject No. 106, Reopened.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the construction Of the i'm
provement hereinafter described will
be received by the State Highway
Commission of Montana at the Of
fees OF the said Commission in the
Capitol Building at Helena until $3.50
A. Nj. on the 24th day Of August,
1892, at which time and place they
will be publicly opened and read.
The Improvement contemplated con-
sists of the regarding, resurfacing
with crushed gravel, and construc-
ton of additional small drainage
structures on the Red Lodge-Roberts
Road in Carbon County, beginning at
the north city limits of Red Lodge
and extending Hill miles north
easterly to the town Of Roberts.
In the performance Of this contract
the contractor will be required TO pay
a minimum wage rate of $3.50 per
hour for unskilled labor and a mini
mum wage rate of $3.50 per hour for
the lowest classification Of skilled
labor, with higher minimum wage
rates for the higher c~lassifications Of
skilled labor, all as described fully in
the Special Provisions for this pro-
ject.
Each proposal must be submitted
on a form and in an envelope to be
provided for the purpose, addressed
to the State Highway Commission at
Helena, and endorsed, Proposal for
Improvement Federal Aid Project No.
LOG. R~eopened.p
No proposal will be considered I'M
less accompanied by an unconditional
certified check in an amount equiya~
lent To five per cent 60 per cent? Of
the total amount of the bid. A cor
porate surety bond will be required
for the faithful performance Of the
contract.
Plans, specifications, forms Of con-
tract and bond, proposal blanks and
full instructions are on file for ex-
animation and may be obtained at
the office of the State Highway Com
mission in the Capitol Building at
Helena, Montana.
Plans and specifications are also
on file and may be examined In the
office of the United States Bureau of
Public Roads at Missoula, Montana.
The Commission reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids and to waive
technicalities as may be deemed
necessary in the interest of the state.
No bids will be considered except
those from contractors aseertained TO
be experienced and responsible.
PROPOSALS may be rejected if the
evidence revealed by the questions
naire and sworn financial statement
indicates that the bidder is incapable
or performing the work contemplate
ed.
Proposals may be rejected If past
work performed by the bidder for the
Commission has been unsatisfactory
from the standpoint of workmanship
or progress, or If he has work under
contract uncompleted which may, in
the judgment of the Commission. en-
danger the prompt completion of the
work contemplated.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF MONTANA
r. D. RAIDER.
o. S. Warden,
Chairman.
c. c. N. Aug. II, 1882.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17

Just lately, perhaps influenced
by her love for Merriman, she had
not let John know how terribly
hard up she really was, and he
never asked-he always waited UNI
til she could summon enough
courage to give him some hint.
How mortified Mark would be if
he knew, and rightly Mortified,
Judging from his own standpoint.
Sondra had so often heard him say
that he would never buy a thing
he was unable to pay for. Well,
she would not have had very much
of anything if she had allowed a
rule of that kind to govern her
life - from childhood she had
adopted her fathers easy code
get what you want and pay when
you can!
John touched her arm now, and
when she looked up, he said:
"We might as well dance, shall
WEI"
eff you like"
But after a few turns Of the
room he steered her out of the
throng again into the quiet win
ter garden where a short while
ago they had sat and talked.
"There is something troubling
you, Sondra," he said.
To her annoyance ready tears
sprang to her eyes even while she
shook her head.
ooh, no"
He said, ignoring her words:
"If it is money, you know quite
well that L"
She broke in swiftly.
John, why do you? / mean,
why should you be so kind to me?
/ have no earthly claim on you
and yet"
Anderson smiled
"Mayn't l spend my money how,
and on whom | ~please?"
"Of course, but I never seem to
deserve it, or to give you any
thing in return"
He was silent for a moment,
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17

Immediately after Helene Madi-
son broke the Olympic record in
trials of the 100-meter free style
swim FOR women, Mrs. Eleanor
Sayville (above) shattered Miss
Madlson's record by swimming the
distance In 8.5 seconds. ASSOCIATED
Press Photo)
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17
SHERIFF'S SALE
Montana Life Insurance Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff,
aUatncf

Montana Life Insurance Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff,
against
Bert G. Shorey and Helen A. .Shorey,
his wife, Herbert +. Corbitt and
Dora J.. Corbitt, his wife. Meyer &
Chapman State Bank of Red Lodge,
Montana, Defendants.
To be sold at sheriff's Sale on the
9th day of August, 1882, at one
O'Clock p. m, at the front door Of the
Court House at Red Lodge, Carbon
County, Montana, all the following
described real property, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter, and the
Southeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section s; the South Half
Of the Southwest Quarter, and the
Southwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 9; the North Half
of the Northwest Quarter of Section
16; the North Half of Section II; and
the East Half of the Northeast
Quarter, and the Northwest Quarter
of the Northeast Quarter of Section
Is, all in Township 5, South of Range
II East of the Montana Principal
acres from the Southwest Quarter OF
the Southeast Quarter of Section 8,
lying on the north and east side OF
Rock Creek, in said township and
range, there being a total area OF
land of about eight hundred and
thirty-three acres.
Together with all and singular the
tenements, Entertainments and APP
purtenances thereunto belonging OF
in anywise appertaining; together
with all water, water rights, bitches,
appropriations, and franchises us
ually had and enjoyed in connection
with said described premises.
Dated at Red Lodge, Montana, this
LIST day of August, 1882.
John Albert,
Sheriff
Gum, Rasch, Hall & Gum, Helena,
Montana, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication August 3, 1892.
Fourth publication August "a, 1892.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17
BRIDCER
CONTINUED from page q

Mrs. Marie Clark and daughter
of Forsyth are house guests at
the Tomilson home this week.
Mrs. Steven Hughes returned
home from st. Paul Tuesday eve
ming where she has been visiting
her parents. They are living in
the new apartments in the Mar
Gus building.
Misses Edna Merrill and Betty
Simon spent last week on the Will
liam Graham ranch near From
berg.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs,
o. P. OVERLY last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Wayland Wise and Mrs.
Lawrence Shires were Billings
shoppers last Wednesday.
Bridger Black Sox journeyed to
Joliet Sunday with only a nine.
some being on the sick list, and
took a trimming. The score was
TIA. Next Sunday the Fromberg
team will play at Bridger.
Dick Petty has taken over
Dicks Lunch room again and is
serving short orders or regular
meals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schwend anC
family spent Sunday at Rec
Lodge, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Zachary spent
several days at Red Lodge las
week after the death of Mrs
Zachary's grandmother, Mrs. Pau
pronoo
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17

Sondra and Mark meet in the next
chapter for the last time before he
sails for the Congo.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-08-17

Average daily attendance in
North Carolina public schools in
dicates the state will need about
1000 new teachers next year.