davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Ser Ynls als 6einnDs
beitssS Barometer.

Der gllIs lit idon ieit uralten
3eiten bon sen Mer5teit our 6eItltel.
lung 0es Observation-Disclosures be-
nubt noroen, unO apar bntten Die
SeilfiinItIer 0es @ltertums cine bod
ite 6einbeit in Ser Diasnoie ourdj
Sen taitenoen Singer ausgebiloet.
S1on i'm 5. bor1riItlihen Sabrs
bun0ert bei9rieb Sippotrotes Die
&enn5eiGen Oes franfbaiten 9ulies,
onOere griedii1e Mer3te 6cobadte.
ten 81 @r0Be Oes @nidlags, Sie
S9neuigfeit Ser auieinonoerfOlge
uIfp., un0 @rniiitros bob Inn $50 b.
SIR. berpor, 0aB ser Yuls I'm 10
ipdter fiiGIbnr lei, lie enticrnter man
i'm pom Ser5en erfoiie.
0er grobe gonenOer Der antisen
@eoi5in, @alenus, beiGrieb Il ie6-
5ebn Abhan0lungen ~ Ginfliiie
ser aonItitttioa, rs &limas, Der
@emittsbepegungen, folter unO
marmer 8Goer uip. altf Die Ausoeb-
nung un0 Johannesburg Der
grtcrien. 8ie Or. Saul @ngelen III
ser 2eip6iger rSGuftrierten Sci
tune" ausfiibrt, perOen Oie @igen-
Idnften oes Tufsidlnges, Ben man
BET g%enauerer l1nteria6ung als 8el=
Ienbepegune nit iebr a%usgcpragten
gigentiimlidfeiten erfannt bat, our6
belonOere 4pperote aufge5eiGnet.
9abei bat iiG erseben, Oab Die
@r0Be Oes @ulies, Oie anipannnng
ser @efGBpano, sic @lolti5itdt res
@efGBrobres ii9 in be3eidnenOen
@elenformen alsoriiden, io0aB
man BEL oieier &egiitrierung einen
piftigen Barometer fir sic @eiuno.
bette erb1lt.
Ser Normal= Huls bot cine gang
dn6ere &trbe als ser zines Nieren-
franfen ODER zines Suberfuloien
ooer ols ser &ulsidlug, Ser unter
ginnirfung bon &offein uno alfO-
boil entItebt. Oo9 lit 0ie @enauig-
felt Ser 8ulsidrei6ung ouf &uB-
@apier bisber unter Dem ltmItan0,
oaB oie 0ualitGten ser 8ulsfurue
bon Dem Grade Ser 5eoeripannung
oes 56reibopporates obbdngis wa-
rem.
9ie neuelte &onitruftion oes
9uIsi9reibers erm0glidt es MN,
Sen @rammipert oes 6e0erSr;sds
gerau ai13rgeben, ebenio sic Sobe
oes @eges, Sen Der S6reibbebeI
8uriidlegt, 8u meiien unn 10 Sic 9[r-
belt oes Bulies in 9remn-3e1ti.
metern feit5ulegen. 9aOur6 lit am@
elm gergleih Ser fleiniten 8eri6ie.
Oenbeiten in Ser @erlaufsform ser
Hulie nod beitimmten ginnirfun-
gen moglid.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Gut seseben.

Gin salanter iunger Mann bot
elmer Dame in einem ponen StraBen<
babnndgen feinen pfab an. Dime elm
Wort gu fagen, ieBte tie ii9. Der iun>
&c Mann fab ite febr mitleioig an,
Damn faete er: SD bate einen Ontsl,
gnG6ige Truu, Ser litt on oemielben
llebel ME Sic" - .Mtein 9err, mas
erlauben sic ii9? = sd peiB, Dab
es Sbnen unangsnebm iein muB, an
Sbr Q.ioen erinnert gu peroen, aber
Sic erinnern mid 81 febr an melnen
I.ligen Ontel. Der fOnnte nGmIia
aud fein %" onsfpre9en. Nm beiten
balf er fi9 oamit. oaB er INNER s."
fiatt %" fasts. Gs 1T elm undrgenebz
mes 2eioen, ni9t pabr. snGoise
Irau?" - .@ie ~benebmen ii4 empOz
reno." - rGntf9uloigen sic, bite,
aber @ie tbaten mir 10 leio. ais fie
meinen plaB einnubmen uno ni9t
.Oanfe" fdger fonnten. Gs bate
pirtli9 ni9ts eef4aost, tpenn sic
rSanfe" eefaet bdtten. sic fteigen
fdon cus2 @uten Morgen!"
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
8ic sic alien 8aniperfe beriinfcn.

Die l1rla9en Ser 1~1eberoefung
alter 8arperfe nit groe lino nur
in Denig 5aaen leidt 81 ermitteln.
2ofale Senfungseri6einungen, mie
am Neptunstempel BON 8ditlim uno
am 8aptiiterium bon &aOenna, Mn-
baufungen bon Sinfitoffen, mie in
Slpmpia un0 Iquileia, ueberOedung
nit 8ranoi6utt uno pulfanil6er
@ide, pie in 8ompeii un0 Serfu-
lanum, ole oieie uria9en iino in
eir5elnen SGlen arsreiden0e @rfla-
rungsgriinoe fir Die Satiade, Dob
alte 8aufperfe ooer lire Sriimmer
gal15 ODER teiltpeiie nit @rDe iiber-
0edt un0 i6einbar i'm 8oOen nergra-
ben iinO. Sn Dem @erfe Oes be-
riibmten g5. 9artpin miro cine l1r-
la6e aufgefiibrt, melde piele lonlt
unerfldrli6e @ri6einungen Ser ge-
nannten @rt anf5uflaren geeignet
i6eint. 9arpin bot beobadtet, Bob
oie @iirmer, melhe ii9 bon Sen in
Ser @r0e entbaltenen organilden
8eltan6teilen nabren uno Oie unber-
oalten &elte als loderen Sd)lamm
bon li6 geben, in auBerorOentli9 bo-
benz NfaBe CUR l1mgeitaltltng ser
SberflG6e oes 8ooens b%eigetragen.
Die Side Der Sumusi6i9t, meld)e
i'm 2aufe BON 5ebn Sabren our6 sic
SGtigfeit Ser @iirmer an ser S6er-
fl19e mebrerer beobdbteter @runo-
itiide ausge6reitet moroen mar,
i6panfte 5miiden 1 biz 2 3oG. Die
Siere lieben Sen 66ub Ser Steine,
nntergraben Tie, iesen ibre 4uswiirfe
am umfange oh nn0 bepirfen 10 all
mablid oeren ~poultdnoigeS Berlin
ten. 9armin bat mebrfad beobah.
tet, oaB oiinne 56ihten bon Quar5-
fieieln, S4laden uiw., lpeldle er auf
@arte1lano ausbreitete, nod ieds
bis fiinf5ebn Sabren UNI A bis 6
3ou eingeiunfen ooer nit loderem
8oOen iiberoeft maren. SIN Sabre
1876 puroen oie lleberreite elmer
romii9en Gina Eel abinger in Scr
@rafi9aft Surrep oidt unter Dem
Sumus aufgefunoen, in oeren Be-
mentfuBbooen 5abloie 8urmloder
ii6 oorfanoen, uielfad audi lebenoe
8iirmer, Die nod bel ser Arbeit
waren. Sn oerielben @eiie iinO, wie
Datnin ndber ausfiibrt, Die Eriim-
mer mebrerer altromiiher Staote in
ENGLAND, mie Sildpiter unb llrico-
MUM, our9 Mitbilfe ser @iirmer
pergrahen mo erbalten poroen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
&eim8esabIt.

Gin Wiener Sbeateroirettor faB eli
nes Mbenos nit leiner Srau in einem
~nprne6men &eltaurant. @G6reno oes
gFens trdt Ser 8e1iBer oss @aitbou=
les an oen Director beron unb ma9te
linn Compliments iiber fein Sbeoter,
sic oamit f9lohen, bob er Ben Oi=
rector nm cine Sreiloge Bat. Der
0ireftor ftuBte sinen ~Qugsnblid, Damn
no6m er cine 8ifitfarte aus Ser 8rief=
iGYGe uno CAB Sem @irtb eineNnpei=
fung auf cine 2oge. Cine babe
Gtun& fpdter erbob ii9 Ser Sbeater@
nirsttor, balf ieiner 5rau in Sen
MontsI un0 ma9te Mnitalten fpeg3uz
o:Gen, pbne iein Nbenobrot gu be3ab@
len. Der 3~ablfeqner ftano ratblos
ga, uno Ser @irtb, Ser berbeieeeilt
l9ar, I'm 1i9 BON fsinen @Gften gu
rtrobf9ieoen. mar feit iiberaeuet. ooB
ser CHARACTERIZATION, oefen NerDoIi=
tat befannt mar, enoli9 perridt GEE
rorben fei. sd fiirdte, Sic gu be-
l%sioigen, fpenn i9 Sbnen mein Na9tz
nnbl beaable". fagtt Der Director nit
argem 2G9eln gu Sem Wirtb, noa Sic
iib BON mir cine Qoee f9enfen lieBen.
sd biete Sbnen cine SbeoterDoritel=
hing, oie mid bel Mrbeit, Gorge unh
Geto toftst. boFIr min i9 fe8o6li
fem. Sic bieten mir elm &oaitbeei
uro einen aGfe uno haIten mid fir
pobniinnig, penn i'd @lsi9es mil
@fei9em p.rgelte." Spra9s uno adbl=
t. fein. 3e9e. Der Mirtb ober benuBte
Die freie 2pee ni9t.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28

atloan eebn, lie tbuen inns beGt tsi
a~lletpeiI truben," f9moIIten Die WdO'
den.
rSoi!- f6rie es oumpf Obsn aus
Dem Walb..
rNufgepaBt uno auf oie Seit'n
fpringen!" rief elmer Der &ndben, res
timmt a 8aam!"
90 raid ais m0glt9 fob Die &in=
0erf9aar duseindn0er, grab bdB lie
nod Dem bon pbsn berdbfauienoen
8aumitamm aus3utpei9en permo4<
ten. DAB tr nitmano ertpif9te, mar
eigentli9 Gliidsfd9e, benn I9lieBlt4
fam man ia bod ME tpifen, mad
pel9er Ri9tung er fi9 penoet. Sben
i'm WdIos tpuroe nGmli9 9pI5 GEE
fdlt unO bon 3eit gu 3eit rate 10
elm grOBmG9tiger 8aumitdmm ben
Nbbang binunter.
rWenn einen Der %gttrpffen bait,
trieset nan a CUTS" Ia9ten, Die iiberz
ItanOene @tfubr nt9t a4teno, bic
%t1oer.
Die SuBeifen Iein eppes tperth
beipra9en ii9 oie 8uben, rtpenn mir
feline @tfen anbGtten, fanntsn mir
beut feinen S9ritt seben."
runb dfo gebt man pie iibers ebens
tie @%rasbDbels."
aIs Der sefdbrli6e @uIOpeg gu
@nOe gine, muBte man nod cine
bdlbe Stunoe in Der Gbene fpdnoern.
0a faBten ii9 Die Mdb4en an Den
9Gnoen unb gingen ALIEN.
,9ie Muetter bGtt mi beunt balo
not gebn Idfen," eradblte bas Moiz
belle, yaber lie bat nobl miihen, 6enn
ale 3inoe gebn in Die S9ueI, fpenn
tie 10 alt fein pie l."
sen bdTt re9t," beitGtiste bic
&almberger : Genie, gar bic &ai-
Iertin0er."
rMiiKen oenn bielelben az lernen9A
,OD lernen mebr als anotre, ionlt
t6dten tie ia not regieren tOnnen."
rSOne 8inber perOen afo 9uet g.
eI1en nit triegen," neinte cine.
,@'nib padt linen Die &aiiermutz
ter ale Sag a 8ratl, in. Ober gar
WiirFl."
runo a Ieioenes @'panbG baben's
an uno a &rDnl auf ben &opf."
v@eG pobl, Ou Sf9apper!" idgte
Oie 3enfe, "a &ron bat lei Der &dts
Ter Ielber."
nNu, Bic ainbsr aa!" Itritt cine
unoere, bat ia g Seiutinbl ia cine
pben."
LIMB bic @6ultof8 muB ibnen a
8eoienter na9tragen."
Mit offenem Mdulhen b0rte baO
MoiOele gu, benn BON fOl4en 9err=
li9ttiten bate tie nod ME geh0rt.
Limb fpenn man in Die S9ul gebt,
frieqt maj einen dnbern Namen,
er3dblten tpi4tig tbueno Die &inOer.
rSa, 1ell lit pabr," beitdtigte bas
G~iernberger : @eaoele, rin Der SEQUEL
beiB / &ofler @ertraub."
nWie fagen r nu9ber gu mir9"
fragte oas 0auierzMoibeIe
nOu beiBt BON jebt an Sbdler Maz
ria"
Sang ftOI5 blidte Die &leins UNI
ii4, fie fam fi9 Dor, pie Elm neuer
Menf9.
.8eim S9uIbaus oben timmt Die
Sunni" riefen bic &inOer unb Tie hz
f9leunigttn boil @ifer ibre S9ritte.
Nur oas Moibele blieb nod einen
NugenbIid Iteben uno f9aute nit ebr>
fir9tisem @tuunen auf Die tleine
9itte nit ben sroBen Senitern. bic
nun Sag fir Sag ibr 9eim perben
Iollte.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
e~rbIabtss " arden.
Bon SrGu5 Goers :.

Siinae 9ebensiouue iuorS gehoreit,
Nne 8elt iuar rol uoR 0inunelslidlt.
&6ael ianaeu lauter ais Sr,por,
6ueaen fldneen freuotgcr dls ie,
Reifc gdume lauidteu SommerluinOeu,
@oicn iubelten mo Solter floaelt -
Can't bon 5ortem 9uftNeIpdnn NeaoQet
Ghuebt ourd's 2auo iii iun9er Zee
bclstrdlIm.
9e:.ic Qippen, 9iebite. idltuieaen ldn9e,
Seine Aueen naren ltuntme 3immel,
I'M bein Ser5 fang. eoB i6 ielis
iauidte -
Sn Dir Iebt elm iltnger 9lcuihentrdum.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
3urHdpsifun .@ieOisl

= ii d peiung. rWieDisl
betommtn Sbre SO4ter Mitgitt, 9err
@oloberg?"
.Sebe fiinf3istaufeno Mart."
.Nein, piKen Sic. Oa beiratb' i9
lisber i9on n eana armes Wdo9en!"
= 2ebrer: nWurum laden Sic,
S9ulae2 Gtpu iber mi6?"
% nein, 9err Sberlebrer."
.Sft pielei9t fonft etpas i'm 3im=
mer, mas ld9srli9 mirft2"
" .. nMenf9, 9ein=
rid. pis ma9fte't blob. bet Define
Sii6ner 70 billie @ier legen."
.Mssfte, id LAB mein @rammofons
i'm Stan sadern, bet iibt n iusst
8eifpieI."
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28

gloffe. 2iebft 5reuno, sic
Treibeit Dill uno 1T fie Dir iebr tben-
er. Damn merle: reier bleibf Oh,
fpenn Ou niemals -Greier
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28

in bIiBsnbsr Uniform at pferb. BON
| fsinen Sploaten umrtngt!
Gines Morgens, man sG6lts ben
10. 8rumaire 1899, trat fsr Batter
gu ibr in's 3immer, cine 3eituns
bod in Der 6anb baltsnb:
IS 1T in Der Shat TO-" rief er,
General 9onaparte 1T Der 9eIb beg
Sages;; ia, meme So9ter. bein 2ieb>
baber BON emit bat feinen Weg GEE
mddt. limb i9 sIaubt., sr fpiirbs ss
bO6Itens gum !6arptmann bringen!"
MeI6' f9Ons unb 3uslei9 q~ndIenbe
@rinnerungen beItiirmten Sag unb
Na9t bos Ser3 Der unsliidIi6en. iun>
gen 6ruul sic fub i'm DOr ii4 =
er mar ieBt gum eriten &onful ers
ndnnt - lie fub ietn f6urfes profil,
ieine brennenben Mugen, bic lie gang
be3punsen batten an ienem 5riib>
lingsabeno unter ben f9attiesn plds
tdnsn am ufer Der Hbone.
X X x
Sbre RrGfte nabmen 5uietenbs db;
duBer ibrem Batter dber abnts Hie>
manb bic rabrs urfu9e. Sbres
triibfinnigen Neiens unb i6rer Srdu=
rigteit iiberoriiiiig, fling ibr @atts
an, lie mebr uno nicer 81 perna9=
ldfii9en.
Nm 18. W1ai 1904 murbe Gapo=
leon 8onapartc gum 8uifsr Der 5ranz
5ofen ernannt, unb am 2. December
besfelten Sdbres fano in Der Stride
Notrebome u1ter GROCER Qra9f bic
8rOnung itatt.
On jenem Nbenb fiblte fie id faft
bem SDbe nabe. Sbr Batter fpa9te
bic Na9t Bel i6r, unb in Dem fi;uen,
BON Mtbi3ingeriiden erfiinten Rrans
ten3immer muBte er ienes Geler. bufz
tigen SriibIingsmorgens gebenten, tpO
Der ieBige &aifer eetommen mar,
dn9ftIin unb pertpirrt Inn bic 8dnb
feiner So9ter gu bitten! Der arme,
feline 2eutndnt in feiner eneea, nelen
Uniform! 1nb ieBt = tper bate oos
gebd9t! @r bate tpobl biefs alt
@ef9i9te ldngft psrgefen, obsr bier
bergaB man i'm ni9t. Seint Grme
Sp9ter Itarb ia barani =
unb 9eftern tpuroe ct in Der alter,
acknowledgement, nit 2orbeertrGns
gen unb golbensn NbIern sef9midssn
Ratbebrale gum Rdifer g.trOnt! Sn
Der bunbertiGbrtgen 8afilita iaIbts
Der papft Pius VII. felbft bic @!irne
bes faiferli9en Mbenteurers, tSGbrenf
bic &anonen bpnnerten unb bic @a9e
tire rubmponen Wuffen prdfer4irte!..
Sod elm Sabr f9leppte f9 bic
arme 2eibenbe bin; bic Nerote tannz
ten bic Rranfbeit ni9t unb berorbnes
ten &eifen, &Iimupe9iel, 3sritreu.
ung. - @nbli9 purbe lie erl01t. gs
pdr am Mbenb bes 2. December
1906. Sin taIter @inb fegte bur9
bic Strdben, f9iittelte bic alien plas
tdnen unb peitf9te bic ~grauselben
@elIsn Der 9bone. u. m
lnb er, Der &aifer, rift an o~enlfeI-
Zen Mbenb iiber bas S9la9tFelb non
4uiterliB obne gu abnen, boB aut
feIben Stunbe in elmer ferneu @tobt
5rantrei9s feline erite 2iebe i'm
@terben lag.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28

SIN @inter te6rte Tie nit ibrsm
@atten nu4 8aIence 5uriid unb bier
pernabm lie nun alles, mas ibren ieBt
10 berabmten Siraigseliebten betraf.
sic bort. bon ieinen iiesrei9en 6elb=
aiieen unb baB er Sofspbine. bic
Witttpe bes Generals 8eaubarnais,
gebeiratbet. 3d. es mar ihrem
boffnungslos liebenben 9er5en fait
cine Wobl.but, gu bOren. Die @be lei
ni6t sliidli4. sic pagte foear gu
slauben, baB er NIT ibr gliidli9er
geiporben pdre!
Muf Der &arte begleitete iie ibren
9elDen auf ieinen iie9r.iden @eeen.
tie fob ibn unter Der gliibenben
Some Mesppten5 bel ben ppramiben.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1933-10-04
VIRGINIA VOTES
'WET,BOTH URBAN,
RURAL. DISTRICTS
Margin for Repeal Eigh-
teenth Amendment Is
About Two to One
LIQUOR CONTROL PLAN
WINS, GOOD MAJORITY
State Is Thirty-second to
Recognize Change
Sweeping Nation

RICHMOND, Virginia, Oct. A.
The second state to ratify the
Eighteenth Amendment. years ago,
yesterday become the thirty-sec-
ond state to vote for repeal
Both the urban and rural Vir-
GINA sections contributed to
slightly less than 2 to margin
held by repeal with approximate
ly three fourths of the precincts
reported.
The wet tide is the strongest in
large centers of population.
Advocates of repeal last night
stated the Prohibition Law for
substitution of liquor control plan,
is ahead about to /.
The drys conceded defeat short
ly after the returns began COM
ing in last night.
IL Fred Chenault, Chairman OF
the Board of Temperance OF the
Social Service of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the South
said the situation as it is devel-
oping nationally is deplorable. He
said further that the liquor traf-
flicker was one of the arch criminals
of all time and no nation is
safe from the ravages until it is
oulaWed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1933-10-04
ALASKA JUNEAU
BOARD PRAISES
dead FoUND E R
Directors, in Resolutions,
Pay Fine Tribute to
Late F.W.Bradley

In resolutions recently adopted
by it, the Board of Directors OF
the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Company paid tribute to the SER
vices rendered to that company by
the late Frederick Worthen Brad
ley, President for so many years,
whose death occurred last sum-
mer.
The Board commented on his
creation Of constructive industry,
devotion to his supporters and his
outstanding talent and breadth OF
vision.
The text of the resolution fol-
lows:
RESOLUTIONS
In Acknowledgement of the work
of the late
Frederick Worthen Bradley
BY
ALASKA JUNEAU GOLD MIN
ING COMPANY
WHEREAS. FREDERICK WoR-
THEN BRADLEY, for thirty-three
years Director and President OF
the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Company, passed away on the sixth
day of July, 1888;
AND WHEREAS, the Directors
of the Alaska Juneau Gold Min
ing Company are deeply mindful
of the skill and success in the
creation of constructive industry
the loyal devotion to his support
ers, and the outstanding talent
and breadth of vision displayed
in carrying the company enter
prise through many vicissitudes 10
a most noteworthy success, all
qualities that won for him high
est recognition and honor in his
field of work;
AND WHEREAS. We, his fellow
Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1933-10-04
COURT UPH0LDS
DRY AMENDMENT
r EFUSING WRIT
Judge Alexander Cites SUI
preme Court Decision
in Deciding Case

In a decision affirming the con-
stitutionality of the Eighteenth
Amendment to the Constitution,
Judge George F. Alexander today
denied a petition for a writ OF
habeas corpus for Cliff Matthews,
now serving out a sentence for
violating the National Prohibition
Act. In suing for Matthews re-
lease from custody, J. A. HELEN
thai attacked the validity of the
Dry Amendment for the reason
that it was legislation, or law
making, and that there is no au-
tl1ority under the Constitution to
adopt ordinary laws or police reg
ulations as an amendment to the
Constitution.
Judge Alexander sustained the
position of the United States At
torney's office, argued recently by
George w. Folta, that the Federal
Supreme Court had already had
the same question before it and
had ruled against the same con-
tentions raised by Mr.. Hellenthal.
He complimented both Mr.. Hell
lenthal and Mr. Folta for their
able presentations of the case.
Questions Already Raised
His memorandum opinion, pre-
sented today. said in part:
IA perusal of this case con-
vinces me that an the questions
sought to be raised on behalf OF
the petitioner have been, as the
United States Attorneys office so
earnestly argued. both raised and
adjudicated in these cases, If not
directly, at least so theoretically,
that it leaves little or no doubt
as to the Courts opinion on any
of those questions. Many of the
(Conti7ued on Page Two)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1933-10-04
TODAY'S CAME
PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING

WASHINGTON-M up. Bal
one, high and inside; strike one,
called; ball two, low and inside;
ball three, low and wide; ball four,
low and wide; Myer walked. Cos
lin up. Pitcher tries for Myer at
first; ball one, low and wide; ball
two, high and inside; strike one,
called; pitcher tries for Myer at
first; out, short to first; Myer go
ing to- second. Manush up. Ball
one, low and wide; out, flied to
center. Cronin up. Strike one, call
ed; strike two, famed, side out,
strike three, famed.
No runs, no hits, no errors, one
left on base.
NEW YORK - Moore up. Foul
back, strike one; foul back. strike
two; ball one, low and wide: foul
back; foul in left field stands; out.
strike three, famed Critz up. Out,
grounded to first who made the out
unassisted. Terry up. Ball one, low
and wide; side out, pop fly to short
left center.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
SECOND INNING
WASHINGTON up. Ball
one. high and wide; ball two, low
and inside; strike one, called; foul
along third. base line, strike two;
out, pitched to first. Kuhel up.
Out, pop fly to short left field, the
shortstop m aking the put out.
Bluege up. Strike one, called; strike
two, famed; ball one, low and
wide; ball two, high and inside;
ball three, low and wide; foul back i;
ball four high and inside; Bluege
walked. Sewell up. Ball one, low
and inside; side out, flied to left
in short left center.
No runs, no hits, no errors, one
left on base.
NEW YORK-Ott up. Ball one
low and wide; ball two, low ana
vide; foul back, strike one; ball
three, high and wide; ball four,
inside; OFT walked. Davis up. Fou.
in the upper right field stands
strike one: singles to short center
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POLO GROUNDS, N. Y, Oct. 4.
With a blazing six-run rally in
the sixth inning that Melted them
six runs, the Giants today took the
second straight game in the World
Series, defeating the Washington
Senators, 6 to l. O'Doul, pinch
hitting for Davis, touched off the
explosion with pinch single when
the bases were full, scoring the
first two Giant runs.
Hal Schumacher held the AM
erican League champions to five
hits, including homer by Goose
Goslin in the third with none on
which gave the Senators their lone
tally.
Pitchers Battle Promised
Manager Cronin picked Alvin
Crowder, veteran of many cam
paigns and leading hurler OF the
Senator'S, to start today's game. For
five innings he hurled unbeatable
ball, holding the Giants to two
singles and no runs. 1t looked like
one of the hardest pitchers battles
in World Series history was in the
making as Schumacher was going
equally as we'll He. also, had yield
ed but two hits. One of them.
however, was Goslin's third frame
circuit drive. The second was
single by Crowder, made in the
fifth frame after two were out.
Crowder retired the side in order
in the first. In the second. he
walked OFT, first up and Davis
singled. The next three were easy
puts, OFT never getting farther than
third base. Critz walked in the
third but died on first. With one
away in the forth, Blondy Ryan
singled but he was picked off by
double when Schumacher ground
ed to Cronin at short.
Then Explosion Comes
BY virtue of Goslins homerun
n the third, Washington was lead
ng at the opening of the sixth.
Joe Moore cracked single to left
% open that stanza He was forced
at second by Critz's grounder to
Xuhel at first Critz reached first
safely. Manager Terry smacked
iouble to deep left. Critz going to
bird
After Crowder purposely passed
Mel OFT, Lefty O'Doul was sent
n to bat for Davis. With the
bases loaded. he smacked a single
% left center, scoring Critz and
Ferry, putting the Giants in the
cad. 2 to l. jackson singled to
core OFT, putting O'Doul on third.
Mancuso, on squeeze play, laid
down bunt that he beat out while
o'Doul scored, and Jackson went
0 second. Ryan was retired on
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Question
WOuld-Be
assassin
Wounded Austrian Chan
cellor I'm proves
Celebrates Birthday

VIENNA, Austria, Oct. 4.-Chan-
cellor Engelbert Dollfuss was able
today to celebrate his ty-first
birthday while the political and
mental balance of Rudolf Dertil,
one-time Army bugler, who shot
the Chancellor, is being inveSti-
gated.
Chancellor Dollfuss will return
to his office tomorrow from his
residence here and resume his
work firmly determined to con-
tinue his patriotic mission.
Dertil's record shows he is not
Nazi party member, outlawed
in Austria, or affiliated with the
Socialists. He belonged to the
Christian Social Wehrund until he
quit the army. He is being ques-
toned as to the motive for the
attempted assassination.
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Suspicious AROUSED;
ONE MAN IN CUSTODY

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. A.
The police today took into GUS
today Robert Barr, aged 20, un-
employed motion picture projec-
zionist. and booked him on sus-
picion of arson.
Barr was traced through a Ii
cense number on an automoblle
which was reported to the police
as parked near the scene OF the
fire.
Seen Leaving Scene
witnesses told the police they
saw a man leave the auto, enter
the canyon and set fire to the
brush.
When arrested, the police said
Barr had several kerosene soaked
rags. He made no statement.
Wind Whips Fire
When men entered the canyon to
fight the fire there was no wind.
but suddenly the wind whipped
down the canyon carrying the fire
before it.
Fighting, Cursing Line
The only way out of the can
Won was by COW path and this
soon became line of fighting,
sweltering, cursing, praying mass
of humanity.
The strong clambered over the
weak. death cracking at their
heels.
Survivors said the flames jumped
as much as 100 feet at time.