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Nogales international., 1932-06-11
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL

A number Of Mexican nuns have
opened a kindergarten at the paro-
chlal school on Arroyo boulevard for
the summer.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

William Coltman has enrolled in
the University OF Arizona for the
summer session.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Deputy Sheriff William Adams has
from trip to Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

w. Beckford Kibbey, seriously in
jured g few days ago in a polo
same, was reported yesterday re
covering at St. Josephs Hospital.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

J. w. Yeary of Tucson, southern
Arizona district manager of the
Pawn Takit stores, was a business
visitor here Thursday.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Porter have
left on a vacation trip to California.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Icve Underwood, who recently un-
otrwent & major operation, was re-
ported yesterday as out of danger.
He is still at st. Joseph's Hospital.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Paul Hagemeyer of Tucson, for
mer Nogalian, was here yesterday
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

George Sellers of The 1nterna-
tional's news staff has been con-
fined to his room on Noon street
the past two days by a bad colo.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Carlton E. Towne and Jack Cohen
made business trip to Tucson Wed
nesday.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Bruce Hannah of Tucson, form
erly of Nogales, was visitor here
Wednesday.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Die Got Ser bentiden ainOer

IuS 9eutI6lano fommen 81 uns
bier in @merifa mieoer Die SCOT uno
8~ranobriefe, oie mir BON Ser 3eit INN
1921=19R3 10 gut fennen. SIS mnB
audi totiadlid boie oriiben altsIeben.
lleberoa berridt bic Scot. am bitter
item lit nod Die 3eit fir oie &inoer,
oeren 2ebensralim 10 iebr bei6ranft
lit. Die elterli6e @obmlng lit ibnen
fem Seim, Die Samilie feline Ieelii6e
geiftige Seimat mebr. Die @ob=
nungsnot uno ARCHAEOLOGICAL fiibren
gu troitlofen 3uitdnoen. go fommen
oie &leinen in oie Sdulen: bleide
@eii6tben, unterernabrt, i6male
&0rper6en, Die 10 lei6t ermiioen
beim Siten in Ben engen 8anfen, in
ii6erfiiaten alaiien, i6le6te S6ube,
feline 3abnpflege, alte &leioer. Sn
iolden Mengen iiben lie 5lllammen,
oaB Ser 2ebrer ooer Die 2ebrerin lid
beim beiten @i0en ibnen nno ben
Gin5elnen nidt gan5 piomen
fam. @el6e @efabr ou6 fir an=
itedungenl &onn Die Sdule inter
oieien ltmltdnoen geoeiber, oas &ln-
oerleben Ii6 entfalten? 9ie Sebrer
me6ieln unoauerno, &laiien meroen
perpinigt, mieoer aufgeteilt; Spar-
maBnobmen an alien @denl Saben
mir es BOD better in Amerifa, trob
Ser beutigen @irtl6oftsnotl Wean
fam mieoer olte &leioer uno @elo
nod 9eutidlano ididen pie oamals.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Ser 9ungref tun5t"

Ser erfte mabre internntionale
Gpre6film miro in 8arner Bros.
metropolitan Sbeater in Der 8ohe
beginueuo bertte, Sreitag, Ben 3. SIT
nj otfqefiibrt. 9ieier Slim pers
ipridt megen Der @rt unb 8eiie, IN
melder er gema6t muroe, einen fol-
IoIIalen @rfolg beinabe in 1eoem
Qan0e Ser @elt 81 baben.
@an5 europa lit bereits bon Die
fem oeutl6en Slim begeiltert, neil
sic meiIten Ser Meitmirfenoen europa
iider @bfunft lino. Ser Sroou5ent
lit ser in Soappooo beitens befannte
@brid 8ommer, melder, wdbreno er
in 9eutidlano an Der Spite nor,
SLIME mie oSbe Cabinet Of Or. Cali
qori", SAINT" She 2aIt 2aligb"
uno piele anoere bemerfensperte Sill
me proou5ierte, iopie Spieler pie
Ssonninqs, 8eiot, 9ieorid, 2itbitld,
geegri, Sc 8utti. Sorn, Der 6ilmtpelt
8ueefiibrt bot.
Weriif nno 8emegung lino Die 5pel
ein5igen autbentiiden Se%Itonoteile
oes &inos, fir melde fremoe Spra-
den fem Sinoernis bebeuten. 0as
&eIultat Ser &ombination 1T elne
Snmpbonie BON S0nen uno @ftionen,
bon bon Snbrunit uno 8onne, ielten
erreidt auf Ser 2einipano.
@s mabt oie omerifanii6e @noi-
eng NIT Gillian Surtpep befannt, Die
8ltr Belt Ser Stern 9eutidlanos tit.
@an5 europa liegt ibr lett einem
Sabre 5u SiiBen uno nit Der @nf-
fiibrltng bon Ser &ongreB tan5t" IN
@merifa miro iie ii6 nete gerebrer
eriperben.
gonroo 8ei6t, elm alter 2iebbaber
ser amerifanii1en &inobelu6er, uro
Iebr befannt in 9euti6lano erfpirbt
lih neile 2orbeeren in oieiem Stiid,
oesqleiden Gil 9agoper.
Die 0ireftion unteritano Serrll
eric Gbarea (0euti6lanos 3ieg'
felo), mel6er iein Screenoeput bier
madt.
Scr aongreB tan5t" pnroe in
oeutid, fran3oiiid uno enalii6 auf'
qenommen. Ser Slim bat in 81
Sbeotern 0euti6lanos ale &eforoe
%qebrod)en, uno es miro erluartet, oaB
Sosielbe audi in Mmerifa Der Sail
Iein miro. @aibington gebort 81 ben
erften Gtaoten, in oenen oieier brill
lante Slim ge3eigt miro.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@aifcit i'm @uiicubums

Bel berrlidem @etter fano am
9iontag, oeu 80 0fai Declarations
tag oaS groBe @aifeit Oes 0eittiden
&aiienbauies itott. Gem 0omet,
ndbpereirb mel6er ser @eronitalter
oieier iGbrli6en 8eae6enbeit lit.
tam man ber5li6 grotllieren. Ser
filan3ieae lleberiduB miro CUR 8e-
ltreitlng Ser ltntoiten fir &leioer,
@aide uto Ndborbeiten %uerfpanot.
9as bon Sen Ginoern aufaefiibrte
Erogromm gi1g glatt bon Itotten uno
tpor Iebr abme6slungsreid an Sc
iGngen, &ortrGgen, SGn3en uno Ell
mem biibi6 borgefiibrten 02inuet.
9as @%inituoieren batten oie Glteren
Sinner Ielber inter Nufiid)t bon 6ruu
e. Zimmerman uno Serrn 6ofmann,
Dem SermaIter, iibernommen.
3u @nfong begriiBte SEER @nt.
Zimmerman, 8r1iioent oes @aiien-
bauspereins, Die 5ablreif @ridiene-
men in ber5liden @orten uno lteQtc
ibnen ben 6eitre0ner oeS Cages, ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &arfb aus
@alt-St. Solis in Sqinoi5 Dor. SSn
leiner HeOe erlieB er Oie einqebenoe
Wabnung an @Itern, @ormiinoe uno
ale Gr3iebungsbeb0r0en mebr uls
lie 5llpor fir CUTE @r3iebung Ser Sim
Der 3t patriotii6en 8iirgern uno qe>
red)toenfellOen Weni6en 81 lorgen.
SHE lei cute @r5iebung fir oas
SolfSpobl rotpenoiger gepeien ais
in Den beltigen 3eiten.
Ser 8euti6e iei INNER elm 1taots-
erbalteaoer 8iirger geipelen~, 10 lag
te Der &ongreBmonn. Dime Die Mit-
billie Der 9eitti6en mGre an einen
Sieg 2incoln's nidt 3it oenfen ge-
ipelen. SIN Iufbau oieies groBen
2an0es nebme ser 9eutife Elm Stub
meS6lott Elm. @s lei cine S6mady,
fpeltn man an Die 8ebonolung pieler
9eutider tu1breno ser 3eit oes gro
BEN 8eltfrieges t9t4=t918 5uriid
oenfe. Gr er5dblte 0onn aus ieinen
@%rfabrungen aIs Staatsanfpalt lei
mes @abl6e3irfes mGbreno ser
&~riegsiabre. Man bette qerne nod
LANCER Dem &ongreBmarme 3ugebort
ie0o6 Die 3eit ordngte, mir boffen
aber, nod mebr bel anoeren @ele-
genbeiten bon ibm 81 boren.
Gem bon ben 9amen ifmadboft
5ubereiteten @iien nuroe rei6lif gu
geipro6en. Site 8efannte, mel6e
lid ldon LANCE ni6t mebr geieben
batten, Idiittelten li6 oie 6anoe. Die
Muiiffapele uno sic @lopns ser
0@lfs" =2oge trltgen iebr piel CUR bel
teren ltnterbaltung Ser @ri6ienenen
bel. @rfrii6ungen uno @iscream
mur0en lerpiert, &anoorbeiten ltno
piele anoeree Soden gum &auf an
geboten uno Elm @liidsrao nerlorgte
manf einen nit niibli6en ooer eB-
barren Sn6en inn &ultle.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Die @emOiren bes Siiriten Billion.

Ser brittle 8ano ser Shirt bon
8iilomiGen y@rinnerltngen" lit ber=
aus, uno er beihimpft, geraoe Die
feline 8orgdneer, BEN &oiIer, 8etb-
mann=SoQmeg 11no oaS alte Safer
regiment, bon Dem bod Billion elm
pelentli6er 3eil lelber mari @itel-
felt uno S6onfGrberei ifol1en aus
ieoer Settle oes 8ltdes beraus. 8ii-
lom oenft, oaB ourd sit d. fd e
3ugeitdnoni1le am Anfang oes 8elt-
frieges StoIien aus BEN &riege
bGtte berorsgebalten oOer iogar anf
oie oeuti6e Seite gebro6t fperoen
f0nnen. Iber @ien poate nidt, mie
er Iogt, ielbit ni6t, nadoem Der
g apI It oa5l ordngte i'm Snterelie
oes Srieoens. Ser Bapit liebte Sta
lien, 6eiBt es bel 8iilom-alip, iein
eigenes 2an0, uno bottle, oaB Sta
liens Observation-Disclosures in Grfitlltng
geben modten. Nber als gr0Bte
8fli6t eri6ien es linn, Dem 8lutber-
gieBen Ser @elt elm @noe 81 MAIDEN"
Seitrei6 bat nod Billion ieinen Sch
Ter gil lpGt eingeieben. 1916 mollte
es ibn gut MAIDEN. Nber % molte
2~roenoorff uno 9eutidlano nidtl
Graqif uno Observation-Disclosures beglet-
teten 9eutl6lono nno SeItrei6 flr5
Dor Dem &riege in Ser 8erion 8ii-
lptp's un0 onoerer &otgeber Oes or
men &aiiers. llno beute iebnen lif)
qeipi{le areiIe 9euti1lanOs 8uriid 81
folfen falfden Mdnnernl
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@admanOernns ans amerifa.

Die alten gltten 3eiten in amerifa
fin0 and borbei. @eute lit Der
.Gtrom Ser @iidmanberer groBer als
Ser Ser @inmanoerer. S6on poriges
Sabr i'm September berednete man
Den l1nteri6ieo auf 22,769. @s fa=
men alio % Eauieno meniger ms
2ano ais berausgingenl Sic Stale
ner geben beute na6 Siioamerifa,
uenn tie iiberbalipt geben. Inoere
fuden &uBlano als oas gelobte Sano.
@merifa 1T nidt mebr oos 2ano BON
Mil6 uio Sonig. Gum eriten Mal
in Ser @eltgei6i6te lodt Noroame-
rifa ni9t mebr Die @rbeiter uno ion-
itigen gerufe SIT ii6 ins 2ano! Ser
alte gldn8enoe Stern lit am Sinfen.
Ser i6meoii6e Mai6iniit, Der italie-
niide &ellner, Der boadnoiide nno
ruliii6e @rbeiter, ale iagen tie
.@ooo-bpe, Mmerica". 5riiber gabs
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
8oibinstouer SOurnaI"
Sir oas ~8aibiustoner Sournal"
NauOgIORcn
CUR 3eitgei6i3tr
bon g. @Ieis
Bon 8upcn
bon g. @Geis

@on 8apen, ndbreno Oes &riegeS
bier MilitGrattafe Der oeutl6en Bot
i6aft, bat niel Aitsiidt, Gei6sfan5ler
an Stele 8riinings 81 meroen.
Non bat i'm ~bier5ulonoe nnneutraler
Saltung beI6uloi9t. @r bat oarauf
aber in einem 9iidlein iiber leinc
omerifanii6en @rfobriingen geant-
mortet. Mber amerifonii6e 3eitungen
bdben Ser S6rift feline 8ea6tung &C.
I6enft, fennen iie anIdeineno iiber=
boltpt nidt. SEER BON 8apen lit Jest
50 Sabre alt, Iein Sobn mar nod
Dor fltr3em bier in @aIbingtOn. au-
genblidli6 gebort onideineno Der al
tere bon 8apen tpe0er Dem &eidstag
nod Dem preuBii6en 2anotag an, er
mar ober in beioen als Wtit9lieo Der
53entrumspartei tGtig, benabrte li6
ober cine iebr unabbangige Stelnng
6bnlid Ser oes Senators 8orab in
Sen &ereinieten Staaten. 9ie fon=
ierbatibe 53eitung n9euti6e 3ei=
tnng", ioa i'm abgelebnt baben me-
gen ieiner angebli6 p%eriobnlifei1
Soltung 6ranfrei6 gegeniiber. @r
beiibt elm Gut BEL 8iilmen IN @eit=
falen. Sein &abinett ioa aus fol-
genoen @erionen ii6 5uiammenieben
menn er erfolgrei6 lit: Snneres: go=
ron @ilbelm bon @aDI; Iusfpar-
tiges: Baron &onitantin BON q en=
rotb (friiber 8otl6after in &om
uno 2onoon); @ebrminilter: General
Curt BON 9 6Iei6er; 8irti6oft:
8rof. Sermann 8 ormbolo; ST
nansminiiter 9 If a d t; Arbeit: Or.
&orl @oeroeler, Sberbiirger-
meiIter in 2eip8ig; @derbau: Baron
BON 2Inind; 8olt: Or. @eorg
SdGbI. Die 3entrumspartei,
refter Sliigel, miiroe oemna6 mieoer
an Der &egierung beteiligt Iein. Ser
Stud nad redts m6re Doa5ogen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
Gpneorbia Stride
@6as. @nDers, 8aitor
20te uno 6 StraBe, sc. 8.

Gonntagpormittag, oen 5. Sum-,
miro Serr 9aitor G6as. @noers i'm
oeutihen @%ottesoienit nm 10 ubr
uno i'm englilden @%ottesOienit nm
tt.15 l1br preoigen. lin 9.45 llbr
pormittags beriamumelt iid oie 8ibel=
i6ule.
9ie monatlide 8erlammlung oes
Girhenrats miro Mtontagabeno, ben
6. Sunni, Inn 8 l1br IN Der &apele
abgebalten meroen.
Am Mittpod), BEN s. Suni peran-
italtet ser 6rauenperein in Der nenen
@eleli6oftsbale Der Stride elm Gro
.beerenfeIt. Nbenos Inn s llbr miro
in @erbinoung nit oieiem Set elm
mliifoliides @rogramm sur formel-
len Groffnung Ser Saae, inter Sei-
tung oes Serrn Sobn Wtpnroe, gege-
ben meroen. Seoermann lit freuno-
lid)lt eingelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03

Tree llin6" uno ein Subn i'm Sopfe,
uno quite, 6inige Saden in noelico-
teiien hops" unO Bier uno frobe
6eitel Mmerifa mar reid, bate @elo
fir ieoermannl @eute orebt man
Uncle Sam Sen &iiden. llno trot-
Dem tperoen oieie Gmigrnnten oriiben
faltm gliifli6 iein. @er einmol
Nlmerifa g~efoItet bot, bleibt iebr leift
iein 2eben lang Elm Mmerifaner.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
4melia Garbart bate rgnt"
I'M 9entiden.

Mmelia @arbart, Die gefeierte
08eanfliegerin beiuftp I'M Sabre
1918 in ct. 8aitl Die offentlide
Sdule. aus ibrem oamaligen Sdul-
aeuqnis gebt berpor, Dab @melia i'm
9eutiden "a 8unfte, i'm gnglii6en
90. inn 2ateiniihen 81 un0 in Der
8bplif 81 @unfte erbalten batte.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
rSribntes from @anD 9anOs"

gm 8. SUM beranItaltet sic gne-
Neutrality-suspicious. 81 @bren Ser
nelen 8iirger einen berrlihen Set
oltf5ug in Ser Central So6i6ule, 8u
meldem an oieier SteIle redt ber3lid
eingelooen miro. 8iele lebenoe 8il=
Ser meroen altfgefiibrt meroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
stnbentenframaQe in Mien

gn Ser llniperiitdt in 8ien lit es
gu i6meren 3~ulammeuItoBen 3ipi-
iden Observation-Disclosures uno iiioi-
lden Stlioenten gefommen. Seds
Stnoenten muBten in Soipitdler ein-
qeliefert meroen, nadoem es gelun-
gen mar, Die llnruben 81 unter-
briiden.
Washington Journal., 1932-06-03
@eiisnierte ansfnnft

u2eben sic in @iitertrennung NIT
Sbrer 6rau?"
nMein; mir baden beioe ni6tsl"
Nogales international., 1932-11-09
Safe Pleasant Way
TO LOSE FAT

How would you like, to lose Is
pounds Of fat in a month and at
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health?
How worildl you like to lose your
double chin and your too prominent
hips and at the same time make
your skin SO clean and clear that it
will compel admiration?
Get on the scales today and see
how much you weigh-tlien get u
bottle OF Kruschen Salts which will
last you for weeks and costs but a
trifle. Take one-har teaspoo2Iful in
a. glass of hot water before breakfast
every morning-cut down on pastry
and fatty nreats-g0 light on pCta-.
toes, butter. cream and sugar--and
when YOU have finished the con-
tents of ti1is first bottle weigh your
self again.
Now you win know the pleasant
way to lose unsightIy fat and youth
also know that the salts of
Kruschen have presented you with
glorious health.
But be sure for your health'S sake
that you ask for and get Kruschen
Salts. Get them at The International
Drug Store or any drugstore in the
world and if the results Of one bot
tie do not delight you--do not Joy
fully satisfy you-why money back,
Nogales international., 1932-11-09
Beef Month Being /,
Observed In State

The month of November has been
designated by our civic organizations
as ARIZONA Beef Month. 1t has
been sponsored to relieve the pres
sure of our beef raisers, and to sup
ply a staple article Of diet to the
citizens of Arizona.
As Mayor Of NogaleS, hereby Of
ficially proclaim that November
shall be considered as Arizona Beef
Month, and I urge my fellow
toWnsmen that they cooperate to
the fullest extent in the successful
promotion Of this campaign. It is
my sincere belief that this will prove
Of economic Importance to the state,
and will directly benefit every one
Of us, if the citizens of Arizona will
but do their part. This they are
urged to do.
II. J. Harms,
Mayor Of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1932-11-09

trial He was gilded with the memory
of vanished millions, and his honors
and decorations were paraded by Jose
phine's counsel. Il don't want people
to think married dud," she said. .
Josephine came out of the fire SMELL
ing slightly of adventurous disinfect-
ant. 1t also became evident that she was
a very wealthy young woman m her
own right. Her Rolls, her Japanese
chauffeur and footman, her gowns, her
friends, her views, her face, her shape
~ ankles, and her cheerful attitude,
quite upset the city and the country at
large. She had no intention of going
into moving pictures, the awful purple
Nogales international., 1932-11-09
Reserves Lose To
Tucson Indians

The Nogales High School reserves
were defeated by the Tucson Indian
Training school eleven on Saturday
afternoon by 41-O score. The In
dams were too powerful for the No
gales boys and rode rough shod ov-
er them for six touchdowns and a
safety. The reserves, while not Of
fering, a serious threat during the
game, turned in some good football
on occasions but were unable to
cope with opponents who complete
ly outclassed them.
The visitors started the fireworks
by smashing over the Nogales left
tackle on their first play for 40
yard run for a touchdown. A second
score on series Of end runs and a
lire buck followed a few minutes
later A third touchdown on a pass
completed the scoring for the first
half. The second half was a repiti-
ton Of the first with the visitors
gaining three more tourhdownS and
G. safety. Two Of the touchdowns
were earned on line bucks and the
third on an end run. The Indians
managed to convert three extra
points on two passes and line
buck.
Stephens end runs for the visitors
was the feature Of the game. Besides
starring in this end of the game he
made four Of his teani scores. Lew
is was also outstanding for the WIS.,
itors. making two ;touchdow1lS. T..
Price and A. Diaz, were the outsand-
ing men for the Proposes.
Nogales international., 1932-11-09

Six-cou11t 'em-six ex-cilampions
gather together to make their re-
spectivc movie debuts IN Madison
Square Garden" rapid-lnoVing dra-
ma set against the Kaleidoscope
Background Of New Yorb's famed
center OF social, political and athletic
activities, which opens today at the
Fox Nogales Theater.
JACK Johnson, x-neavyWeight
coxing champion of the world; Tom
Sharkey, contender for the heavy
weight crown; Tommy Ryan, holder,
at one time or another, OF the mid
dleweight. light heavyweight and
heavyweight boxing championships;
Mike Donlin, famed old-tirne New
York Giants outfielder; and Stani-
slauS zbyszko, one time heavyweight
wrestling champion, all are seen in
the film.
Leading roles are played by Jack
Oakie. Thomas Meighan, Marian
Nixon, Warren Hyner, William Col
Eer, ST., William Boyd and zaSu
Pitts.
Nogales international., 1932-11-09

makeup being something she would
never consent to put on. Josephine
Lambert, for she at once reverted to
her maiden name, took a. leading part
in the final emancipation of her sex.
She might have been the second Tor
was it the thirdly Princess Cansandan.
. only Prince Miguel looked better IN
Uniform than il bathing, as pictures
taken at Palm Beach testified to inter
ested millions. Josephine was supreme
ly unconcerrcd.
Il am opening up the old house
again, Marvin she informed Judge
Kelly, after the divorce Its about
time l settle down to life, my dear"
She looked anything but settled,
Gilbert would have liked to hear
that" Judge Kelly looked at her
thoughtfully. And SO would John
Breen. He's coming back to New
York"
Josephine went to the piano. ran her
fingers over the keys, her head thrown
back. with saucy toss. Spring is
coming to town." she laughed. The new
apartment at the Du Barry was coy.
II hope he's more civilized. now. "
Judge Kelly looked cut Of the window.
What a damnable town It was! But a
woman like Josephine could always
survive. Perhaps John Breen might
master her. And If he did?
For ninex.years John Green. C.E.;
had worked in the Argentine; rail
roads. bridges, dams. He had been
called to Paraguay. he had thrown
spans over gorges, had visited and re-
ported on great works in Chilli. His
reconnaissance, surveys, and reports
were on file in London and New York.
A dozens commissions awaited him at
the completion of every work. He was
known in Europe and America, he was
member of the great American So
ciety Of Civil Engineers; correspond
ing member Of the Institution Of Civil
Engineers of Great Britain. John
Breen was becoming distinguished
engineer, still in the sunny forties but
he was utterly unknown to the public
at large. He was out Of touch with
fame.
John was heavier thar when we saw
him last, working witt, Colfax, heavier
but compact. Years in the open had
tanned him, his hair and eyes were
| strangely light in contrast. John was
still an athlete in far camps he had
often amused himself by boxing. He
had read, as men read who are free
AS the Western World neared Sandy
Hook, John noted the increasing filth
| afloat, the slow outpush of accumu-
lated sewage, soiling the blue sea. Why
had he come back? They had called
| him in London. Almon Strauss had
written him from Paris. He could have
started for China. on work as great
as that of the ancient walt. He wanted
to see Pug. to again talk with Har-
board, to shake hands and look into
the knowing eyes of judge Kelly, to
walk, once more, on Washington
Heights. X was the city that called
him. He wanted to again feel the in
sistent pressure of millions.
From time to time John read the
papers, off in far camps. Uncertain
glimpses of the Rantoul divorce news
came to him. One of his associates hac
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received a paper, sent out by obliging
relatives, containing testimony bearing
on his own misdeeds. Was Josephine
half as bad as Rantoul commended? So
far as he was concerned he knew she
was blameless. What was she like, after
nine years? He remembered her in
Paris, rather attractive, he thought,
although he was fed up on uniforms,
and her air was too self-conscious. But
he would probably see nothing of her !;
he cared very little if he did or rot.
He would take an Office, in a high
tower, for year or two, and enjoy
himself. Then, well, then he could go
out again, for good.
Nogales international., 1932-11-09
Seventeenth InstallEnent

SA NOPSlS: Jolinny Breen, 10 years
old, who had spent all OF his lite aboard a
tusooat, plying around New York City, was
made motherlesS when an ex losion sank the
boat on which he, his mother and the man
he called father, were living. He is the only
survivor, struggling through the darkness to
shore. AT dawn, amid surroundings en-
tirey unknown, his life III New York begins.
Unable to read, knowing nothing Of life, he
is taken in by Jewish family, living and
doing secondhand clothing business on the
Bowery. From the hour he set foot In
the city he had to fight his way through
came SO proficient that ne attracted the
attention of would-be manager of fighters
who enters him IN many boxing tournaments.
:. 1t was here that Pug Malone came into
young Brcens lifc--an old fighter who was
SQUARE and honest. :. He took Breen under
his wing-sent him to night school and even
tually took him to health farm he had &C
quired. +. The scene shifts and the family
Of Van Horns OF Fifth avenue is introduced.
-. Gilbert Van Horn. last of the. old family
Is a man about town, who meets Malone and and
Brecn at one of the boxing shows. -. Van
Horn has a hidden chapter iii his life /.
which had to do with his mothers maid, years
ago, who left the family when about to
become a mother. 1t Was reported that she
married an old captain Of a river craft :.
Dreen's age. :. Van Horn, now interested
in John prevails upon hfri to let him
finance a course in Civil Engineering at
Columbia University. John and Josephine
rneet--become attached TO each other love
grows and they become engaged shortly after
Breen graduates from college. Josephine
has another sutton. man OF the world named
Rantoui. Josephine Became restless as
John gives full attention. to his jos and sails
for Paris to select her trousseatr- At the
last moment Rantoul sails on the same boat
At sea on the return home the sreat
ocean liner crashes into an iceberg. and sinks
Hort, perishes but RantouI saves hlmse-t-
with Josephine Breen' learns that Gilbert
Van Horn was his father. Josephine breaks
she engagement and narries Rantoul. For
years John huries himself in work. The us.
enters the World War.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY.