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The Washington times., 1934-07-16

the other fine residences in the
neighborhood. Mrs. Doak now
lives on Fairfax Road, Virginia.
L. E. Breuninger and Sons is
preparing to start another house
in the Sixteenth Street extension.
The house will be a two and-a-
half-story brick and cinder- block
structure costing slightly less
than $4,000.
F. Eliot Middleton, vice presi-
dent Of the washington Real Es-
tate Board, became the 280th
member Of the American InSti-
tute Of Real Estate Appraisers as
. result Of recent action by the
board, it has been announced.
There will be no code for the
office building industry, as a result
Of action taken by NRA deputy
administrators after recent hear
1ngS.
The varied factors involved in
office and loft building manage
Hnent were given as the principal
reason for denying the industry a
separate code.
It seemed fairly certain, how
ever, that the land developers and
home builders-or, in other words,
the speculative home builders
would be given q code separate
from that of the construction in
duStry.
Waverley Taylor's convincing
address to the administrator IN
charge of hearings will be largely
responsible.
4
Speaking of convincing speeches
and reasoning of real estate men
brings to mind the mental proc
esses which made j. Wesley Blu
chanan the owner of a boat.
Mr.. Buchanan has always want:
ed a boat and has always heard
uniformed persons tell of the
tremendous expense entailed in
the maintenance and operation OF
even a small craft.
But Mr.. Buchanan went about
convincing himself that a boat
would actually be an economy Tor
him, just as he goes about closing
a contract with a hesitant prospec'
tive purchaser when the salesman
finds himself stalemated on the
case.
So the discerning realtor has fig
ures at hand to show to all who
doubt him that the boat, upon
which he spends a great deal Of
time, is an absolute economy. Dis
counting the Intangible gain in
the matter of thorough and differ
ent relaxation and recreation, the
craft actually costs less to operate
In dollars and cents than it costs
to maintain a summer cottage and
commute back and forth during
family vacation months, the real
tor finds. So he sold himself a
boat.
The Washington times., 1934-07-16
TWO BIC HOMES
TO De BUILT
HERE SOON
BY DICK BAKER

The next few days will see two
new houses getting under way in
the District of Columbia and both
DEVELOPMENTS are important.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22

DR.. Daniel W. Morehouse. as
tronomer-president of Drake
Univ. Des Moines. Iowa. born at
Mankato. Mimi. So years ago.
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LEGALS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUSTfs.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN PROHATE.
In re Estate of .
BENJAMIN d. jerks.
Deceased.
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate: H,
You, and each of you. are hereby
notified to file any claims or de-
mands which you may have against
the estate OF Benjamin ID. jerks.
deceased, late of Monroe County,
Florida, I'm the office of the Honor
able Hugh Gum. County Judge of
Monroe County, Florida, at his Of
flee in the Court House aOf Monroe
County, Florida, at Key West, Flor
ida, within eight calendar months
from the time of the first publica-
tion of this notice, to-wit, February
22nd, 1884. Said claims or demands
shall be in writing and contain the
place of residence and post office
address of the claimant and shall
be sworn to by the claimant, his
agent or attorney.
All such claims and demands not
filed within the time and in the
manner prescribed herein shall be
void q y.
Dated the 22nd day of February,
A. u. 1884.
SARAH LOUISE jerks,
As Administrators of the Estate of
BENJAMIN ID. jerks. Deceased. 4
w. CURRY HARRIS,
Attorney for Admlnistratrix.
feb22; mar1-S-l5
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geologist, former chairman of the
Federal Power Commission, born
At Hodgson, Maine. 81 years ago.
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WIIVG1lkiZsl1 klzllL
HAS NEW FACES
BROADWAY. CAMERA TURNS
LENS ON FORTUNES
FAVORED FIVE

The crying need for new screen
personalities is being answered by
Joseph NJ. Schenck and Daryl
Zanuck, who have introduced in
their new goth Century Picture.
Broadway Thru a Keyhole,," some
personages whom screen fans are
meeting for the first time.
Russ Columbo is familiar to the
multitude through his voice. As q
radio crooner he is playing his first
romantic role in this picture, and
proving that he can act as well IS
he croons. He also has a definite
screen personality. 2
Another newcomer is Paul kel-
~, a Broadway stage favorite. He
scored his big New York success in
"Bad Girl" the same stage pro-
duction which brought Sylvia Sid
ney to screen notice. In "Broad-
way Thru Key hole" he is Russ
Colnmbo's rival for the affections
of Constance Cummings. It's a
sympathetic role-and Kelly gets
it!
broadway Thru Keyhole" al
so tests the starring potentiaiity
of Eddie Foy, Jr., who takes part
in several of the clever and beau
tiful musical scenes. !.
Other noted personalities adding
to the fun and excitement in
Broadway Thru Keyhole," play
ing at the Place Theater, begin
ming Saturday, February "a, are
Texas Guinan, Abe Lyman and bis
band. Frances Williams. Gregory
Ratoff, William Burress, G. Henry
Gordon and Helen Jerome Eddy.
It's a United Artists release. <.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
TENNIS MATCH TO
BE HELD SUNDAY

A tennis match will be held at
Bayview Park on Sunday after
noon, beginning at 2 o'clock, be-
tween a team from the U. S. S.
Wyoming and a local club headed
by Peter Varela.
The home team is composed OF
P. 7Varela, captain; /. Carbonell,
Carl Sawyer, John Lowe, Bob Pin
der, Bob Hart and w. Curry Har.
ris. 81
Wyoming lineup: d. Leloy, cap.
tain; Hardin. Lussier, Dodge. Oak
ley, Hood and Wilkes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
BASKETBALL UNIT
ISSUES CHALLENGE

The newly organized basketball
squad the All Stars. have today
issued a,4challenge to any cage
team in the city and are especial
" anxious to mix up with the
High School varsity.
Anyone wishing to arrange for
a game with this team can do so
by seeing any member of the
team
The lineup is as follows: E.
Hernandez, &; F. Matthews. f; G..
Parks, C; o. founders, G; S. Her
rick, G.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
DkkDAk1 Ii "a
SCHOOL TONIGHT

Arrangements have been made
for the playing of two basketball
games at the Key West High
School gymnasium tonight, begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock.
The first game will be between
the girls of the Senior department,
with the boys of the same classes
to be seen in the second contest.
Two good exhibitions are prom
Used, and it is expected that there
will be a large number of fans in
attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22

II. Gen. Sir Robert Baden
Powell British soldier. founder of
the Boy Scout movement, born "a
years $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Today Tn History

Re0eNee9
i a1819-Florida ceded to United
States by Spain.
1S56-The Republican Party or
ganized in Pittsburgh.
1879-First Woolworth store
five.cent store-opened at Utica,
N. Y. Not a success.
19l6-Belgium observed Wash
ington's Birthday as a mark of
gratitude for American relief
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
lBE01!D!!!!!|!
AMsw Sssa4l

SYNOPSIS: EfoBk Grnhoaas. the
aro1hrek. ana ddnitp Rent movie
9f1F. fdB bttD d tsyatefiQaib VALLEY
ti1slz eA1abinn. hon 3 baud Of muir.
derons s0p10es 81 the Interior Of
Yacntdn. TbeH cannot oct Out OF the
DdiieH. and to their horror thev fild
Ghe kloh priest az the tribe, q In
1fisoAed nth them TO cap the
did LdHofoh g tie aridior friend
Of GrabqMe. srho has been missing
many months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22

Frank and BIn discuss escape.
somerraN.
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Chapter q
LANeToN,s sToRY

r-kSTf
LANGToHs STONY
JANICE exclaimed in choked
voice. Hes hurt Frank. oh. he's
hurtl"
Langton muttered. "That hap.
pspsd weeks ago. I'm all right now.
lgot cracked up badly trying TO set
out OF this valley. I line rd made
broke when l was halfway up the
clif. !. Getting food was pretty
hard Tor q few weeks.
Janice's seyee sliatened. LangtoD
smiled. don't feel sorry Tor me
Miss Kent-wait I'll show you my
Crnsos bachelor quarters. I've got
everything Including running water.
Too much running water. but I'm
afraid not 80 many groceries as I'd
Ike -
He chatted on. gayly. incense.
Quentialiy. IS II be we're admitting
them q bis bouse TOR az afternoons
Tiaif frank could not take mia eyes
from the eangling emaciated figure.
The few rags Of clothes he had
NJ No. rs.ss,,, 1890 ~ ) .care.
49,. q 1880 ss,s, sts ,,s,k
80.
Ns sMD,su ans4e WIN : sso.ssqus !.
IMP svllslnk ms ssons-Appse
D.4o son VIII 49,: .nas n.lllOs., -
AT g ~ lnsouclanss. Inc osnsr
@tu ssoot gHs = : vlsaiut =
The AFTERNOON su1 dipped peyono
the western clins ~ they reached
Langtont ne. The high-priest lay
a1 ne1 npd seen him earlier N the
AFTERNOON, race immoDile' eyes nate.
tnl.
Frank experienced little crawl
ing Of the muscles Of his back as the
Atkins eyes rested upon MIN. Help
less as the man was nevertheless his
glance seemed TO have substance
Frank felt the malevolent impact
/ Of bis gaze. The ahkin seemed to
have q power for harm that was be.
yond the physical.
LAngton poked the IRE with q
stick Several hours had passed
since they had found him &C their
camp across the stream. After show.
Ing them his "cfusoe QuartersH-the
small shack that stood before the
entrance to an extensive cave. he
had pressed them with questions Of
the outaids world.
HE months out OF civilization. 'le
had said. seemed IKE 50 many years.
Frank had gossiped steadily. and
hia news. supplemented By what
back the eide ot nllly Lanston'a
nature - the inpudenk reekiess
charm-that the world had thought
Lost forever % q.
Langton llntene6 With the com
plste Absorption Of 9 ckild with 9
fairg tale.
Once with 3 vast pepitelee be 70.
tefrupted 70 ask them e theE we're
hungry. He hardly waited Tor their
answer. but disappeaeeQ into the
csye and brought ont 8 waxen hls.
katof dried vepiepn.
1aniea and Frank aee faEaAounlx.
The shkin. when q vas oaeeed %
him had waved bis had lessllkbly.
almost contemptuouaiy. Nor did
Langton eat any.
,He;a like I an. "Langton
grinped -rmsno aick et tire akuR my.
sslf "a rather est : bucket Of
spinach 4. e | had . bucket Of
spinach"
FRANK glanee1 e hin suspicious.
+ u. Els that al you haveia Sc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
RETIRED IN sToRk.s FAVOR

NEW oRLEANS.--Police in this
city went to arrest James Sher-
man for an alleged narcotic of
Tense, but when they found that
the stork was there. too. they re-
tired in the birds favor.
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{ 0day s HOROSCOPE
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
You have good ability, with in
tuition and a taste for high living
and the luxuries Of life. There is
a tendency to petulance with some
disposition to be headstrong, and
You are apt to be misiudged,
which will be a mistake, for your
instincts are good at bottom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22
NNScgsSSeS.
T0day's Birthday

NNtHNNHNN ~,
Edna ST. Vincent Millay. poet.
born at Rockland. Maine. 42 years
ego.
Governor Joseph B. Ely Of Mas
sachuSetts. born At Westfieid,
Mass, SIS years ago.
Clyde B. Aitchison Of Oregon,
Interstate Commerce Commission
er. born at Clinton. Iowa. 80 years
ago.
Mai. Gen. James +. Mckinley,
U. S. A., Adjutant General. born
in San Francisco. 50 years ago.
Dr. George Otis Smith Of Maine,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22

The invention of paper from fl
brous matter suspended in water
is credited to the Chinese at the
beginning of the Christian era.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-22

Or. csOrs. OTIS Smith Of Maine,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1934-01-16
PRIN, MORAN
HELD IN PORT
BY WEATHER
Forty Mile Blizzard Re
ported This Morning
at Skagway

Kept in port by unfavorable
weather reports from Skagway
where the temperature was re-
ported to be 7 degrees below zero
this morning with a 40-mile biz
gard blowing, the Canadian Pacific
steamer Princess Norah, which ar
rived here northbound at o'clock
last evening, is not expected to get
away for the Lynn Canal port I'M
til tomorrow morning, according
to v. w. Mulvihill, local agent. 1t
is expected to leave here south
bound sometime Thursday, he said.
The st amer, commanded by
Capt. w. @. Palmer and A. N.
Taylor, purser, brought the follow
ing passengers, together with mail;
from the south, Lee C. Liston, Lu-
Glen Liston; Mrs. Margaret Thor
larson; Mrs. Betty Key; Mr.. and
Mrs. John K. Jackson, Martin j..
Lovold, Walter j. Dupen, Kenneth
E. Harkema and Arthur A. Grit
fiths.
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is extinguished and cannot be main
tanned:
Blind Point Light 81.
Wrangell North Flat Light %.
South Flat Middle Light 33.
All buoys IN wrangell Narrows
dragged out OF position by ice have
been replaced on station.
All damaged aids will be restored
to normal condition as soon as
practicable.
Resurrection Bay Pilot Rock
Light reported burning very dim
will be restored to normal intensity
as soon as practicable.
Gulf of Alaska-Resurrection Bay
approach-Seal Rocks Light report
ed extinguished January 7, will be
relighted as soon as practicable.
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by first class spar in 90 feet of
water.
Danger Point Ledge Light 10, re-
placed by first class nun in % feet
Of water.
Rock Point Light "a, replaced by
first class nun in "a feet of water
North Flat South End Light 26,
replaced by first class nun in SO
feet of water.
Blunt Point Reef Light "a, re-
placed by first class nun in rs feet
of water
Turn Point Shoal Light 38, re-
placed by first class nun in 81 feet
Of water.
The following structures are re-
ported still standing but are SO
badly damaged by ice that the light
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Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHEOUND

. Princess Norah in port at 8
. O'Clock this afternoon await
. ing abatement of blizzard on
. Lynn canal before proceed
. ing to Skagway.
. Northwestern, at O'Clock this
. afternoon, was storm bound
. at Petersburg; arrival in Ju- I
. neau indefinite.
. Northland scheduled to arrive I
. Friday night.
. SCHEDULED SAILINGS
. Yukon scheduled to sail from
. Seattle January 20 at 10 a.
. M
. zapora scheduled to sail from I
. Seattle January 20.
= Norco scheduled to sail from
. Seattle January % at pm.
. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS
. Alaska scheduled southbound
. January Is.
. LOCAL SAILINGS Z
. Estebeth leaves every Thurs
. day night at p. M. for
. S,tka and way ports.
. Pacific leaves every Thursday I
> at 10 q. M. for Petersburg.
. Kake ana way ports.
o -
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CHANGES MADE
IN NAVIGATION

Clarence Strait Mora Rock
Light, found extinguished January
9, was relighted same date. -
Clarence Strait Skin Island
Light, found extinguished January
9, was relighted same date.
Clarence Strait = Beck Island
Light, reported extinguished Janu-
airy 10, will be relighted as soon as
practicable.
Wrangell Narrows-The following
lights have been destroyed by ice
and have been replaced temporarily
by unlighted buoys as indicated:
Spruce Point Light 10, replaced
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1934-01-16
.TR0LLERS HOLD
AND
ELECT OFFICERS


KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Jan. 10
The Alaska Trollers meeting in an
nual convention, elected Rack c.
Nee, of Ketchikan, President; A.
P. Walker, of Craig, Vice-Presi-
dent, and the following directors.
ID. j. Dahl, Harold Hanson, Peter
Berg, of Ketchikan; John Stols-
mark, of Petersburg, and Hans B.
Anderson, of Sitka.
The trollers adopted resolution
protesting to fishing of herring
other than for food purposes.
The convention delegates decided
to establish a resident manager at
Ketchikan and named Adolph
Framed to such a position.
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IA PASSENGERS
ON NORTHLAND
FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE, Jan. 16.-Motorshir
Northland sailed for Southeast
Alaska on scheduled time last night
with 50 passengers, the following
booked for Juneau:
Mrs. A. Southwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Holbrook, Guy Brown, E. b.
Townsley, Mrs Ben Pussareff, May
Jernberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul john
son, Mrs. S. j. Cameron, l.. l..
Boyle, Henry Roden, Mrs. Louis
Karstens, Bobby Karstens.
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Daily Lanpne Nant ADS Pay
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. . . . . .
TIDES TOMORROW


High tide, 2:15 am, IT'S feet.
Low tide, 800 am, IL feet.
High tide, 2:02 pm, 1910 feet.
Low tide, 1871 pm, 81 feet.
Biologists say cypress trees flour
ish at no other place than ir
states bordering the Gulf of Mex
leo and in Mexico.
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FOUND-A fourteenth. round bot
tom rowboat found adrift. Owner
may have same by proving prop
erty and paying for this ad. In
quire J. D. Mcdonald, nth and
B Street.
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WANTED-Firsc class shoe repair
work for men, women and chill
dren at Saloums on Seward st.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PHONE Mrs. Battle for making
over old clothes or alterations.
LOST AND POUND
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CAPABLE young woman wanted at
once to assist with house work
Address with references A 645l
care Empire.
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-3li]EIlI3

TURN your olo gold into value.
Cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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FOR RENT-Three-ro furnished
apartment with bath. Casey
Shattuck Addition. Phone 173.
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FOR RENT-Five-room partly furn-
ished apartment, steam heated
Inquire San Francisco Bakery.
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CHILDREN cared fos oy cay. week
or month. Phone 2552.
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WOMAN wanted for general house
work Answer by letter to P 555
care Empire.
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.7Il;1;I3TI.!!!

FOR RENT-Mike Georges seven
room furnished house. Furnace
heat. Excellent view, overlooking
channel and city. Apply George
Brothers.
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MacKinnon residence for sale OF
rent. Phone MacKinnon Apis.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-26
SaIDme'em Dance
in Teter Trit's 2Os Cabin.

Sn benz neu erri6teten n2og"-
Sous 6es Serrn |eter Sris in
@beotOn M0., finOet am 81. Otto.
Der (Sanoue'en) elm GROCER Gang.
aben0 itatt. Die bielen @aibingto.
ner Sreun6e bon Serrn uno Sra1,
Gris iino au aablrei9em 8eiu9e elm
gelaoen. Sir quite Muiif, Speife
nn6 Grant iotDie quite San5oiele
Diro Der BETTER iorgen. @er einen
bergniigten Mbeno berIeben min, Der
fobre am &alotue'en Mbeno nod
8beaton, Oenn es miro i'm ni9t ge.
renen. Sir lleberraidungen auer
Nrt lift beitens Gorge getragen. 9as
v2og"-9otis tpuroe BON 5tpei Ser.
tponoten oes Serrt 6ris p1breno
6es Sommers erri9tet, unb gefGut al
len, bic es aeieben baben, iebr gut.
Menn fnBre Die Georgia Mbenlie bin.
aus Our9 Silber Spring bis nod
Bbeaton.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-26
9aaOmt'en San3
mt samstag MbeuO

9te 8ai5ingtoner 8ran6 0es Sns
terndtionalen @enfer @erbon6es Ser
Sotel- un6 Observation-Disclosures la
bet 5u Der am Somstag, ben 81.
Sfto6er, aben0s $50 lbr, Itattfin.
oenoen SauoDe'en YortD uno Cana
i'm qSaDlOft uno Barn, 1926 MaI-
ia9uietts &benue, 90. So, ber5li9It
Elm. gergniigungen uno ueberro.
i9ungen ouer Mrt-fiir Sung un0
Ilt-IotDie beri9ieoene Yreiie fir
originelIe uno fomii1e &oitiime fino
borgeieben Gein aoftiim3pah9).
Yaul S6Dar3 uno iein Hotties Sr6es
tier Der0en BON 8 ubr abenos Bis /
ubr morgens iofpobI moOernite Sdn.
&c als aud biele .fr0bIi1e @oIaer
aus guten alien 8eiten ipielen. Ga.
felbier pom Sab uno anoere grfri.
i9ungen. @intrittsfarten fir 40
Gents pro BerioH iino erb1ltliH i'm
TerbanoslofoI, 1907 9e GaIes Gtra-
Be, q. So, i'm 8iiro oes @albing.
toner Sournals, BEL ben &omiteemtt.
glieoern o0er an Der Mben0fai1e.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-26
Tram @asbalene 8erberid seitOrben.

SIM Sitter BON So Sabren itarb
borieen 9onnerstog, Is. OCTOBER, in
ibrer @obnung, &enDon StroBe Scr.
1901. Grou MagOdlene 8erberih.
@itDe oes Serrn Mobert 8erberi6,
Beeriinoers oes befonnten, friiberen,
groBen Shubmarengeid6ftes. Die
8eer6igung NOR Montog I'M st.
WnrD's". GrieObof nod einem feier-
Ii1en Mequiem INN 8 llbr morgens
in Der ct. Marienfir9e. Die Ser
Itorbene tpnr in Der Marienfirhenge-
meinoe iebr tdtig, mar cine Mitbe-
griinoerin Der MnrieniooalitGt uni
Glteites MitgIieo Der @emeinoe. Sit
binterI6Bt otpei S0bne, Soiepb uni
@obert @erberid rno 0rei E0hter,
SRI. MaD Berberid. 6r1it Noie 9,
Muppert nno Groii Mnno 6. Nup,
pert. auBerbern 81 gnfelfinoer uni
10 @roBenfeIfin0er.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-26

meiften 8otI1aften un0 @eion0tI9nf.
ten; Der 0euti9e WilitGratta1e unD
Marineotto1e, beiOe in Uniform, Der
erlte SetretGr Der 0euti9en Bot
i1aft, 9r. MeDer, ottoere Mitglieoer
Der 9otidoft, Der 6eutide General.
foniul bon SEEM yorf, 9r. 8or.
d Ter 5 uno @emablinL SRI. Minna
bon Nosti5 uno SRI. gmiID BON
Mosti5, Nem yorf, Sonten oes
8r1utigams; 8aronin bon MebaD;
&err GerOinano Gbun Nenoing,
Ho.) uno @emabIin, un6 Serr Sen.
rD Sanen, &eaoing, Ha., bon Ser
Carl S1ur5 Memorinl Sounon-
ton, unO biele on0ere.
Die Stride I'M G@mnde.
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uno bon Den &erren 2egationsrat
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bon @utbenau, bon Der 8oti1aft.
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ons Brautpanr uno Die Gamilienan-
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