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Nogales international., 1933-10-21
NO TAIL LIGHTS

Thirteen automobiles were tagged
Thursday night by q state highway
patrolman and local police charged
18th not having tail lights.
Nogales international., 1933-10-21

Frank Itule left Wednesday on a
business trip down the west coast
of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1933-10-21

Otto Morris WAS injured Monday
morning on the Nogales- Patagonia
highway when his car overturned.
Morris was treated at the First
Aid Hospital in the Bowman Hotel
building.
Nogales international., 1933-10-21

Bert Logan, Jr., of Mowry is
typhoid fever patient at st. Joseph's
Hospital.
Nogales international., 1933-10-21

The Diana Club is giving Hal
lowe'en dance Oct. 2atf2 at the Az
tee Club.
Nogales international., 1933-10-21

NJ. Fl. Starkweather, who was ar
chitect for the Elks building here
was q Nogales visitor Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1933-10-21

IIr. and Mrs. Charles v. Fowler,
former residents Of Nogales, were
here Tuesday.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
FIVE FACE M|X-UP
WITH n. R. A. BOARD
Employers Alleged to Have
Violated Codes of
Operation.

Five Washington employers whose al
legged violations of the N. R. A. codes
under which they operate have caused
them to run afoul of the local Board
Of Compliance, will be heard by the
District Recovery Board Tuesday at a
meeting in the District Building, when
the latter board considers the comph-
ance organizations recommendation
that the Blue Eagle be taken from the
offenders.
Under the procedure followed by the
various N r. A. organizations, the Com
pliance Board receives complaints
against employers and undertakes to
correct the difficulties through concilia-
tion- and investigation. If this measure
fats, however, the case is forwarded to
this Recovery Board, of which Ben
Prince is chairman. This board re-
views the case and transmits its recon-
merldations to the National Recovery
Administration in the Commerce De-
partnent. So far. no Washington en-
ployer has lost his Blue Eagle.
Latest figures on the survey OF 500
representative employers here showed
that 210 establishments have added
3,197 employees to their staffS since the
N. R. A. became effective. These per-
sonnel additions represent an increase
Of $165,81825 in the Districts aggre-
gate private pay rolls.
Evening star., 1933-10-15

You can curl your hair
in the privacy OF your
own room with one OF
these electric curling
irons. Has guaranteed
heating element and is
equipped with full-length
cord.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
HOLDS SANITATION
WORK Will PROCEED
Chief Engineer in Charge of Con-
struction Program Sees
Delay Averted.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 14.-Chief En-
gineer Philip S. Harrington, in charge
of the sanitary district construction
program, said yesterday he believed
threatened delay in the work had been
averted
The Public Works Administration re-
Gently was allotted S7,847,000 for COM
pletion of the program, but Thursday
Thomas j. Bowler. president of the
Sanitary District Board, said he had
received complaints from contractors
that they would lose money If they car
ried out contracts which were made
<tWo--years ago, due to increased con-
Struction costs.
Harrington said he was confident the
contractors who had shown unwilling
ness to continue the work would pro-
ceed under, an agreement that they will
lose no rights to make claims if losses
were sustained
This arrangement, he said. has been
approved by Joshua D'Esposito of the
Public Works Administration Advisory
Board.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
DENVER LAUNDRY FIRM
SURRENDERS BLUE EAGLE
Manager Claims Code Terms on
Pay Would Force Company to
Go Out of Business.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, October Ia. Declaring
it was case of go off the code or go
out of business" H. ]. Rawlinson, man
ager of the Yale Laundry here, said
yesterday he had taken down his Blue
Eagle sign and notified N. r. A. head
quarters in Washington that the COM
pany had returned to its former system
of employment on commission basis
1T is impossible under existing COM
petitive conditions for us to continue
paying the 25-cent- -per-hour minimum
wage. but we are continuing the As
hour maximum week for employees. as
the national laundry code provides, %
RaWlinSon said
Evening star., 1933-10-15
HUSBAND GIVEN RIGHT
TO POSSESS FAMILY CAR
Minneapolis District Court Jury
Awards Automobile to Man
After Entry Of Suit.

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. October IA Dis
trict Court jury decided yesterday that
a husband has the right to possess the
family automobile when he demands it.
Irving Potek left his wife last year
and wanted to take the automobile with
him. She said NO" and he retorted
with an action to gain possession Of the
car
The jurors decided Potek was entitled
TO the vehicle and $85 for her use of it.
A divorce action brought by Mrs. Po-
tex is pending
Evening star., 1933-10-15
PART OF TOWN LEASED
Portion on Oil Property Included
in $3,5oo,o 900 Deal.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. October IA
(P.-The Corpus Christi Caller Times
says the King Ranch, on a portion of
which the town of KingsviHs is stu
ated. has been leased to the Humble
Oil Co. for oil development
The paper says the deal includes
properties in nine South Texas coun-
ties. embracing 100000 acres, and that
tine money settlement involved was re-
ported to be S3,50O00O
Members Of the Kleberl family, own
ers of the ranch. declined to confirm
or deny the report, referring inquiries
to r. j. Kleberl. jr. administrator Of
the estate, who could not be located.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
School Loses Plenty.

GREENSBURG. Pa. iPl.-Hurst high
schoolers couldn't figure it out. The
foot ball team lost to Duquesne High,
to 0. A little later fire destroyed the
schools $500 field house and S2,5O0
worth of equipment. then somebody
remembered it was Friday the 18th.
Evening star., 1933-10-15

Here is a real value in a regulation size
valve side, good quality football Strongly
made Of split cowhide, pebble grained leather.
Complete with adapter and wrench.
Evening star., 1933-10-15

Are you satisfied to grow grayer
and grayer? Up-to-date women are
touching. up gray hair with no
secret Of keeping ali their hair one
even shade with a clean. odorless.
ssfe-to-use modern preparation for
a soft. natural lovely texture. Any
shade
Evening star., 1933-10-15

Natural color. Standard size will
ironing board. Mothproof. Ready for
wrinkle: This pad will tighten your lal
articles.
Evening star., 1933-10-15
Swallows Land on Ship.

Pursued by hawks. thousands of mi
grating swallows sought safety on board
q liner in the Red Sea and the pur-
suers were so daring that one attacked
an officer Of the ship.
Evening star., 1933-10-15

stitutes Of any kind. During the
process of roasting, etc. 1t is
cleaned four times. No human
nands touch Peoples Conee-so
that 1t may reach you 1905 clean
and pure. Economically priced,
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
Der .@rfatan. Gin iuna

- 9er @riat5". Gin iunger
Genor oringt nod lleberfpinoung
5obloier S1nierigfeiten enolib bis
gum Director elmer groben Oper por.
Gdmettert cine @rie uno iie6t ben
@efiir9teten oanof frageno an. Der
ieuf3t: n8ie idaOe - mie i6aoe -
ipeld) elm @riab fir @aruio batten
Sic fem fonnen
r8irfIiA?"
n0So, marum iino Sic nidt an
feiner STEELE eeitorben?"
-0ie8eitli9e 80 e d 9.
bung". r0u, War, mir miilien lest
nod Sauie geben, es 1T gleid lie-
benz"
nNee, mir geben iett nod nift.
@enn mir iebt fonlmeA, friegen mir
&eile, neil mir 10 lange gebliebcn
iino. @enn mir aber erit Inn neune
fommen, friegen mir men Sub, weil
urs nidlts paiiiert it,"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

- 6 melt es. D8eter, tuorum
aieben sic Storde I'M SCRIPT nod
Stolien9"
yIeiI sic StoIiener aud &inoer
friegen tponen!"
-@ef6idt Sinh @onn unS
Jruu eins?" frogte Die 6ror.
y@atiirlid", ermioerte Der Ronu.
80? Sea, Damn muB id mid
idGmen!"
.@orum9"
y@eil i9 Damn 6ieie 0odt Inn
bier betriinfen nod Sauie gefommen
bin, faete Die 6rou.
8eiferung. n@lio, Serr
8eber," ioet Oie mo6lierte 8irtin,
renttpeoer miiiien Sic be5oblen ODER
ous5iebenl"
.Sein, Srau 8ergmonn. @eine
friiberen @irtinnen baben INNER
bei0es berlongt."
Ser MiI1iar6dr. DW2c-
Gorbin, Ser @iaiaroGr, lit iebr tier
Iieb. 0eulid einmol bot er eiren
&anorienoogeI gefangen."
Limo bot i'm fliegen laiien?"
ngeeiit, nber er lieB linn eirtet
@alo o%nlegen."
Gin berHGn61i6er
@unf d. r&in0er~, bittet Die 2eb-
rerin, riebt nal gang, gang itia iein,
10 itia, oaB man cine Stednaoel
foIlen bortl"
SIN 3u berridt atemloie StiGe.
-- Nod 5tpei Minuten aber ruff
Srib6en S6miot gang oufgeregt:
v2oiien Sic bod en0li9 NAL cine
FoGen!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

- Ser II 9ie0. DSbr
Sobn eibt bel mebr Srinfgeloer
ais Sie!"
naunitItiif, er bat audi einen rei-
den gaterl"
s 8erIegenbeit. nWfa-
tbiloe, beute fommt Wiiiionar Jrerf-
len, mein Sltgenofreuno, Der 5ebn
Sabre inter Sen Wtenidenfreiiern
gelebt bat, gum Mittagbrotl"
nSb - unb iA babe MIR gefof-
ten Siid -"
@in0ermun6. nWeutti,
tparum bot ser 8apa feline Soare
ouf Dem &opfe?~
Or muB iebr Diel Oenfen uno oa
fallen ale Scare aus"
.Wiutti, 0enfit ou oeltn iiberbonpt
ni9t 2"
- @ebr ais sic before
S1Ifte. SD tpiege genau bun-
oertiedaig @funD uno meine 5rau
bu1toert 8fun6l SIT 6os nidt eigen-
ortig?"
.Su, iebr ioear! 0as iino olio
Seine .beiieren flint @dtel"l"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

= unterdie6 Sic: "Siebit
ou, Iogar ieOer Baum befontnit I'M
5riibio6r elm neies &leio!"
Or: .@epiB - er moht es ii9
aber aud ieIbitl~
Sc nedoem. 8irtsIobn:
8apa, mar bas oa binten ein Sale
ODER eire &ate2
gater: 0as fommt auf Die Cube
reitlng an!
- Die &onte ragt. Sea,
&elntut, mas tpinit OH benn per-
Ben, iuenn gu mai groB biIt?"
rSoloat, &ante!"
,Aber oa fannlt III bod bon oent
Seino toteei9oTlen tperoenl"
.9ann Mil id ser 5einO tper-
oen!~
- Ser .8ermanbIungs-
finltIer". gu einem b~eriibmten
Eierarat, Srofeiior Raorr, fam cine
Srau nit einem neugeborenen Suno
ultS fragte, mas fir cine &aiie oas
iei.
r2iebe Srau, oas lit Elm 9in-
fiber, elm @olfsbunO uno nod ir-
genoein Spit"
.8u lieber @ott, mas ion id) nun
0amit ma9eu?"
nHa, bebalten sic i'm rubig.
tpenit Sic i'm eerrle baben. Sol3e
Miiduneen fin0 mandmal gan5 ge-
ideit. l1no iuenn sic einen 8olfs-
buno baben molten, 6ann LAB i'd
ibm ben S9man3, Donen Sic ign
aber als Giniher baben, Damn bod
id linn balt Sen Sdtpan8 uno oie
Sbren nb."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

- gorfidt. gni fam lid i'm
300 nift BON Ser @isbdriniel treu-
men. S6liebIid iogt Die @utter:
y&omm, @pden, iten bid nidt 10
Ionge 5u Ben @%isb6reu, nofber biit
OH erfGltetl"
-Sot@Ild. nOie @obel iitO
eepfGnoet, SeIepbon uno @leftri5i-
tat iinb geiperrt; i6 mag ni6t 10
1eben uno Iege mid inter ben Gas
balm ..."
.8enn on 30 nur Slid bait J.
Die @osubr bat man inns beute
aud beriiegelt. ="
Ger @runb. nDn 2ans-
bubl" iteDt Der freunolide olte Serr
einen fIeinen Sungn our &eoe.
y@arum nirfIt Oh benn Oos Mao'
den nit Steinen?"
.Gerpriigeln fam id ibr MID! :
p%erteioigt iid Ser Sunge. sd bari
mid nabe raniebn, lie bat &eu6bu-
1ten!"
aus Ser Il ebung. &ar-
fer elmer 3eitung ouf Der StraBe:
Sea, BON &ednen oeriteblt Ou nidt
oiel. @s ooliert Diel gu longe,
Bis i6 meme poor Yfennige erbol-
te.~
3eitungsiunge: v@ntiduloiger
sic, ib bin 10 aus Ser l1ebung. Die
meiIten &erren Iaiien mir 0oS 8ef-
ielgel0."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
Gas a1ei6. @imm.

9agneue@I eiS. Simm-
lid 1T furGtbar tportfnrg. Eritt iein
@eib auf i'm gu.
sob elm i9ones &leio eeieb'n.
@iaIt ou es mir fuufen Qoer jon i@
ielbIt ems i6neioern?"
.Nee. 0Gbl"
- 8ornebme 8erman0t'
81: SD babe einen SnfeI,
Ser lit 9rieiter. 3u Dem iagt man
Softpiiroen!"
s.: SD babe cine Sonte, 0as lit
cine 9ur9lau9tl"
g.: sd babe cine Sfrpiegermut-
fer. gu Der iagt man: r9u lieber
@ottl"
= grieftrGger. ySb, @ut.
ii, es mar feirt, mir boben 8rieftrd-
ger geipielt, uno mir boben alien
0euten in unierer StraBe einen
8rief in BEN &aiten geitedt!"
rgber, &in6, pober hnttet ibr al
oie pielen 8riefe2"
.aa, oie babe i'd aus Sem &dit-
den in oeinem Sdreibtii@ ge:tom-
men, nit Sen blouen ganoden
orum -"
au9 cine &ranfbeit.
Scum, Srau 8ereitrom, pie gebt
es Sbrem Sobne &nut, Ser lit bod
Seemantt getporben."
.Sn, Srou Stromberg, i'd peib
nidt redt, mas i6 0asu iagen ion.
Sn feinem letten 8ricf idrieb er:
.@ir iino iest i'm MSittelmeer. Sd
fife an 9ed uno babe 3ppern in
&iifen." aber i9 boffe cod, onB er
bolo tpieoer geiunb weroen miro"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

- Ole tIaiiiide S8ene
Dor Oem SutIoDen. vgir
Batter, feb Ben SUIT BORT anf Der
Stauge!"
,@os fiimmert uns Ser SUIT,
fomm, LAB uits gebeul" (8ilbelm
Gel, Oritter &uf5ug.)
-2iebesbrief. 2iebIte Ger
ba! ifrieb @oIter, Der b~offnungslos
berliebt mar - id miirOe ben tiefiten
Ssean OurdI6nimmen fir einen
Bid 0einer Mugen, id uiiroe iiber
Sen breiteiten abgruno ipringen fir
einen Druid Deiner &6nOe, i6 tpiirs
Sc elm 5lommenmeer ourdidreitem
fir Elm @ort bon 0einen 2ipper-
@tpig 9ein @olter.
@o6I6rift: Sd merOe am Sonrt-
tag 3u Dir fommer, fails es ni6t
REGIMEN iolte.
= 8iIIig. Sci einem Serren--
i6neioer ftelt itd ein dlterer Serr-
Dem SdneioermeiIter Dor unb fraet
i'm: SD babe erfabren, OoB Sic
fir meinen Sobn arbeiten un0 Oieler
Sbnen nod oen 8etrog BON orei @n-
8iigen idrloet. Stimmt Oas?~
rSomobI, oorf i'd Sbnen pieaeiGt
Sic Iednung iiberrei6en?"
Stein, oonfe. Sd ielbIt mo6te GIT
0enIelben 8eoingutgen Bel Sbnerr
orbeiten Ioiien."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

Die erbeiBuresbs -
lie Abfiir5ung. pGn bait ia
oein &oltSbalts6uh iebr ih0n ge.
fiibrt, Morii obcr jag NAL, bier
fteben INNER 10 fomiide Saden:
8. u. @. 80 Marf, 8. u. 8. so
Marf uno ga 6. 81. SO. 20 Morf.
@os beibt Oenn Oas s.. q. @?-
Gas beiBt: n@ott ouein iueiB."
90 o0erne4 uffa u G..
Mutter: Scum, Sdnshcn, mas bait
Oh belte in Ser S6uIe eeIernt?"
S6nsden: n@ie Ser liebe @ott
Die 8elt semadt bat"
Mutter: Isle mar Oenn 0as?"
SGns6en: r@ott ipra9: @r tperOe
2tdt! limo Damn fnipite er, unO %
mars beHl"
S. miIien5unad 8.
o@eorg", itnmmelte iie, .2iebiter,
balls tperoen mir orei in unierer
6ontiIie ieinl"
rSb~, iagte er beeliidt.
nSo, Wiutter bot enOli9 lire
S1eiOung bon Goter our6geIest
uno miro in Ser n6fJiten ISOLDE 81
uus 5ieben!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
@hnfsfnpf. n@eben 81,

S6ofsfopf. r@eben Sic
gu, oem &ldger S6afsfopf genannt
gu bnben?"
SD fam mid wirfIid nidt Bar
ouf beIinnen, SER &id)ter, ober le
langer ib i'm betrodte, Inn 10 pnbr-
ideinIi6er eri9eint es mirl"
2ott6en. 2oit6en: Sid,
Mamo, i6 frelt' MIDI aber, baB mir
nur orei &in6er Iino."
Mutter. n8orum 0enn?"
2ott6en Gin einem 8u6 iiber
Geographic leienO): nSier itebt;
Seoes oierte ouf Der @rOe gebprene
&ino lit elm gbineie.~
Wei0. Mamo bate &lein-
2otte Bel 9ooesitrafe berboteu, ettpas
5u eIien 5u berlonger, penn lie bel
elmer Gante gu 8elu6 mdren. Neu'
lid loIAe Oie 8robe oufs @rempel
aemadt tperoen. @irfli9 Derbielt
iid 9ottden cine babe Stun6e lang
muIterbaft ortig. Damn aber platte
lie nit ser Sroee beraus: nEante
@moGie = bnit DIT Sun9er?"
,0ein", ertpioerte sic Gdnte ber'
tuutl6ert.
ya6", ieufate 2oitNen, ~oa tpiin'
f6e i6 pirflid, i6 pdre ou!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
eIiainngunterrin

f.
n&orl, mas miiilen mir tun, Oomit
uns pergeben piro9"
rSiinoigen, Serr 8farrer!"
Ole Mutter. Sn Der
5ran8oiiiditunoe erfIdrt Die 2ebre'
rim: r9ie Mutter beiBt Ga merel"
Meint &Iein-@ls6en Yaber meme
Mutter beibt Srnn5isfo!"
- @rfabrung. Sran Eimel
bonn &ausfrauenbuno bat cine 8ai6.
frau namens Sdul5e.
gieili9 trifit oie Eimeln Die
S9ul5en, oie einen &inoerwagen
.i9iebt.
Srau 9imel betradtet iid bas
8abp u11o fagt:
n9as aino iiebt idledt aus. Sic
ernGbren es fall9."
u8at oenr, NOT oe1n", fnurrt
oarauf 5rau Sdul5e, Sic ipOaen
mid bod mid lernen, pie man &in.
ser errabrt. Sd babe i6on fiinfe
beer0igt = Ga friegt man i9lieBli3
@r%fabrung."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
: @insige @0sIidfeit.

o ; b
n9iit gu eigentli9 gliidlid oerbet-
rotet?"
rgear, furdtbor sliidli&. @enn
i6 nal meinen min, muB i9 in
einen Sonfilm geben."
= Sod better. ~8enn Sic
mid pirflib lie6en, Grdulein 2aurn,
Damn fontmen Sic beute abeno Inn
elf l1br berunter in Ben @uiifIa-
Ionl"
.a5er BORT miro bod I'M 5ebn
l1br oas 2ift ausgemadt!"
n@ut, allo lager mir Inn balb
elfl"
- ANS Ser @egenDart.
yG96mIt on oid oenn ni@t, 8alter,
NIT einem ioIden 3eugnis aus Der
SGule mad Saiiic 5u fommen? See
oenfe opd), penn bu li5en bleiblt nuo
nod elm Sabr ldilger sur Saule ge-
ben muBt!"
n9as ioare ia iein, 8npa, oann
rar0e ih ia Elm gan5es Sabr ipoter
a~rhaitsIosi"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

Sein ein5iges Ser
g ii gen. a.: n9as 1T ia fiirf-
terIidl mie 6u fludit!"
g.: rGas lit ia aud Oas ein5ige
gergniigen, oas id nod babe, lett
i6 abItincn5ler ~geluorOen bin"
nm err
ri9t. Satin: aarl, per mar
0enn in meinem N16tii11en oa lit
ia allies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@atte: 8os mar id; id poate Dir
nur nal 6eigen, mie on meinen
SAreibtiid INNER aufraumit.
Sat ieinen @runo.
@r5t: Sa, mlein Serr, Sic iino al
leroings re6t nernos S6lafen
Sic Oenn oes Nadts gut?
9atient: Rein, ieoenfans nur iel-
ten!
sIr5t: &m, ba6en sic oenn irgen6.
cine Abnung, mrber oas fommen
fann?
Intient: Sn - OieGeidt, neil i'd
0a6tfpGdter birl
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

6reun0esgrnb. ~Serr
@bef, elm 6reuno bon Sbnen lit am
EeIepbonl"
.8ober DiiIen sic Oetn, bab cs
elm TreunO bon mir iIt?"
Ser Serr iagte nGmli6: Bit
bus, alter @iel?"
9 6ar q IN t. 3tpet
&erren Iteigen in Die @leftriide urO
benebmen iifa reidli6 arrogant. Gin
dlterer Serr, Ser ibnen gegeniiber-
iibt, liebt tie IGngere 3eit 6urdorin-
geno an. ga erbe6t ii6 Der cine
utt0 iaet: @os faat Sbnen eigentlih
elm, mein Serr, ms Die gauge Belt
5u firieren?
ga onttportet Ser @err: Ser Mr5t
bot mir beror0net, mogli6lt biel
ins Crime gu ieben!
- Ole 2ebre. 6ris lit itnge-
5ogen getpeIen. Sebr iogar. gr bat
ser M1utter fred geantlportet nno
feline SdpeIter eei6lugen, unO ols
mani oies Dem 8ater er5dbIt, lit Ser
ref)t emp5rt: oSofort sebit 5u gett
- obne @benobrotl Das ioa Dir
cine 2ebre iein! SoFfentlid begreifIt
ou 0iel"
ltno 5ris i6luf8t: uRatiirIi6 !
0Gdltesmal friegt Gle ma d
'oem abenobrot lire @idie, oarauf
fonnt ibr eltH h~erlnHenl"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
q utofa f..

autofauf.. SD tper0e
nlIo ben @agen bort nebmenl llno
id modte i'm bar be5nblenl"
nSa, 0as lieBe ii6 ia i6lieBlid
MAIDEN. Aber mir miiiien sic bod
bitten, uns einige &eferen5en anau.
geben. @ir oerfaufen ndmlia I'm
nIlgemeinen nidt per aaliel"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
gariete inn 9citanrant.

n@s lit nidt gu Ieuenen, OoB ga.
rieteuoriteaungen in HeItauronts
nit aepiIien @efabren berbunOen
iin0."
,&imm oein @los meg, emil,
JOINT ipringt er Dir nod bineinl"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

nsie finb iiberanitrengt, mein
2ieber, id unterioge Sbnen ieSe
&opfnr6eit.
rllnmoeIid, Serr 9OftOr, id bin
6%riieur.~
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

Sn rtein leste
S6reipebrief ben
i'd Sbne mitee-
BELT, oob if nit
sic 2i55ie mas mel
@lte is uno oie
@eoeSmeilern en-
Sripp Oorf Die
oeridieOeite Bier.
baiier gemodt ben,
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
MO6crnes 2eben.

.Mian weiB pirfliG nidt mebr,
mo man geben uno ite5en fam -
ouf Ser StroBe pimmeln alutos un0
Gaofabrer, in Ser 2uft 6litg5eii1e
un6 Guf Dem Erottoir ipiclex bic
&inoer. -"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

.6eierobenO, mein Scrr, es bari
ni6ts mebr ousgei6enft werOenl"
.I-armes Md06en 800. unO
iotpos -. bup -. n-1ennlte
oo9 nod 5eierabenol"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

uneinig. 9as aito nit
Dem @bepoar nGberte iid Der Strn-
Benede. @r belt Ben redten arm
binous, iie Ben linten.
Ser &erfebrspoiten itaunte. Damn
ober i6ritt er ouf oas guto 5u un0
rief: $50 nonen sic Oenn bin?
@onen Sic Ii9 IdeiOen loiien?"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

.....uir bot ia egenti6 elm Sumo oos 9eben geretktl"
nAf, %eroabIen sic bite!"
50, id fam nod Berlin, bate fenen 9fennig in Der Saihe unS
mar ON gsr9ungern. 9a iab id enen feinen nieolhhen &alebunO
nuf ser StroBe. 5rote i'm gum ~Sunoebdn0ler uno oerfaufte i'm fir
finfmO8man8ig @farf."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

gaein lieber Serr Saskatchewan =
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04
@rcnsen.
@nfer fonn Giles.

G1ter FAM nles.
Safer fam, tpenit er cine 3ieorrc
roud]t, ipunOeridone &inge in Die
Suit bloiert.
gubi modte au9 einrol 8inge
blafen.
r0os fonnit ou nod nidtl" Iagt
8uter l11eIno.
8lbi Itebt cine 8eile i6meieeno
6a. 9IosIid iprif)t er gum Gater:
.0u. 8ati, oil fonnif ia pieles,
ober es gibt etuos, tpos Oh nidt
tannit, ober id."
r@os ioa oenn oos Iein, @ubi?"
,8adienl"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-04

.Den ian5en Morien mederite
idon nit mir rum, Srltap. &1n0-
l1aft is feene, unO Ill oentitc moi,
0u muBt mir Sen 8opp waiden?!"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-16
tinction BY merit anyway.

tinction BY merit anyway.
As It was, he hurtled along z coun-
try road at rs miles an hour, plowed
into the rear end OF heavy truck
and was dashed into oblivion.
All Of which gives rise to specula-
ton Is to whether It Is a good thing
for young men to inherit large for.
tunes after all. II II would not be
better for them and for society at
large II they were showed into the COL
lar and forced to learn for themselves
what Life really Is.
Old Commodore Vanderbilt knew
those things and added to them q
genius for great accomplishment,
building up a great fortune.
Succeeding members Of the family
have shown considerable ability. also.
One Is q champion bridge player and
an expert yachtsman. Others have
attained social and other distinctions
and they have done pretty well ct
holding on to the money which was
left to them, but by and large they
have done little to justify the respect
and difference which the name usual
~ commands.
For that reason, the death Of this
young man Is no greater loss to So
ciety than would have been the case
were he working In . ditch or herd
ing sheep.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-16
States Potato Crop
Improved Last Month

Condition Of the potato crop In
North Dakota Nov. ! showed Z decid-
ed improvement over the previous
month, according to the federal agri-
cultural statistician at Fargo, with the
estimated production increased by
466, 900 bushels.
Estimated production of corn and
flax based on Nov. yield estimates,
however, remained unchanged from
the previous month.
Corn production Is placed at 90
0lS.O00 bushels and flax 1t 2,083,O00
bushels.
Temperatures during October were
below normal but not to q marked de-
gree, the statistici&h reported. while
precipitation for the state % whole
was only 81 per cent Of normal.
The dry fall, said the report, has
prevented any late grass growth.
Frozen grasses are "washy" and tend
to weaken rather than strengthen the
stock. Storms Of Nov. 2 worked con-
siderable hardship on all range stock.