Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-05

since there are only 100000 of them.
They could not well cast 100000
votes. Herr Goebbels, Hitler's prop
uganda chief, suggests In his news
paper Angrifr that the anti-Hitler
votes were cast by German Catholics.
That mo" votes were Catholic
votes Seems probable, In view of
the attitude of Hitler's government
toward religion In general. Catholi-
cism In particular, and emphatic
complaints made by the Vatican.
1t Is feared by Protestants as well
as Catholics that hostility to Chris.
tlanity may develop and spread
among Germans as 1t has done In
Russia, Spain, Mexico and else
where.
Hitler now holds in his name all
the powers once exercised by the
kaiser, the reichstag, the various
separate kingdoms and governments
that make up the German empire.
Also, quite important, Herr Hit
Ter has the power to declare war
and to make peace"
1t might be easier to declare war
than to make peace In these times.
He is commander of the army, navy
and air forces, which indicates
rapid progress for a gentleman who
was not a citizen of the German
nation four years ago.
Mrs. Ted Glovier, of Moorefeld,
". Va, weighs 100 pounds, her hus-
band weighs 1876 pounds. Not that
his weight makes any difference.
Their little boy. named. as you will
guess, Franklin Delano Glover. just
arrived, weighs fourteen pounds.
Franklin Delano Glovier, will not
attract as much attention as do the
five DiOnne quintuplets. But the
mother is proud of the fact that her
Franklin Delano weighs at birth one
pound and a half more than all FIVE
of the quintuplets. Franklin Delano
Glovier's father says, Il can't &C
count for It," No accounting Is nee.
essary. Every baby, big or little, is
a marvel, and weight at birth makes
little difference. One sickly little
baby called Voltaire started a work
that overthrow a long line of fat
French kings.
The big steel companies talk Of
abandoning the MIRA code altogeth-
er, fearing the consequences of put.
ting their industry absolutely In the
control of organized labor.
More easily said than DONE"
they will be told. An old horse
mired in a swamp might talk about
abandoning the leeches that cling
to him." but the leeches would cling.
American industry must go all the
way through the process OF being
managed by those that never sue
cessfully managed anything else be-
fore. Maybe the experiment will
lead to the millennium, maybe not.
All must hope and cooperate, even
the mired horse.
Lloyd George, In his memoirs, says
that while England was borrowing
American dollars so industriously,
the united States, shocked by the
cost of war, was suspicious as the
allies asked for credit" He does
not add, as he might, that Ameri.
cans would have been wise to re-
fuse the credit, since all of "our gal.
liant allies" have turned out to be
gallant welchers.
New York presents to your atten-
ton an interesting robbery In the
borough Of Brooklyn. A %well-organ-
lied gang Of highwaymen surround
ed an armored car, with machine
guns carefully planted in a peddler's
cart and in parked cars, held up the
armed guards, stole $427,0
The robbers escaped In three
high-powered automobiles, the arm
ored truck pursuing, n machine
gun that the robbers overlooked
splitting bullets.
That appears to be the record for
robbery in the public streets.
A big diamond is coming to the
United States, fourth largest In the
world, called the Jonker gem. The
pebble" was found in South AT
RIGA by a farmer, and sold to the
diamond corporation for $4,000.
The corporation refused $500,O0O
for the stone, now coming here to
be cut to best advantage. Ladies
will wear diamonds as big as
pigeons eggs, but hardly as big as
a turkeys egg. That would be con
spicuous.
Hoboken, N. j., is shocked. One
gentleman, who liked the looks OF
another gentleman's wife, bought
the wife for S700, to be paid in in.
stallments, like al automobile
with her romantic consent" the
last installment paid recently.
That makes all that are absolute
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