davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-05-19
Comment.

BALTIMORE demand
shops Wholesale b9sneas
attributed principally Tin plate and steel con-
delivery before end of second o1are % sun 3a by bookings fo5
from the building trades Steady demand for agricultural
about 25 ahead last gains
last weeks volume mail requests from country districts cuaed
bulge in sales Steel output dToped to 63 r nt g
from IS week earlier Operations other industries generally
supplies and building materials " ~ ~NN
in wholesale retail @ ~ ap1o 1 hn ap de I
mnt and higher wages Indications OF apeIng of in industrial activity
Loran area of points from last week m higher than average for
real estate single homes vacant while
a6 to
Industries April production Of automobiles oed $40 ooC units instead
Labor cloud gathering both steel and production conflict
brought into Prospects frightened for building
than Ssg5fnss5 1925 L m S M
higher corresponding figures all lines holding
s aD AND hu FURNISHINGS aS good G dry
after year coming into market for needed supplies Strike
week and lack of rainfall causing considerable wheat
May sea Of yea ss v f1 D1oss Tn sales @
Wholesale orders curaed particularly districts drought
conditions continue Sharp drop farm implements sae wholesale
Grtad on publ, industries affecting sales adversely
wheat and live stock ore active than in Wee
gains industrial concerns in recent weeks
Rmpepg a T Lack na 1 moFe s IN IN adjacent & & o regions
farmers in Kentucky and than
ck-upi
gross sales Tor first quarter
for stoves gaining.
operations
with steel
plants producing
production Output electrical refgaors continues Bumnous
production
Retail sales failed to rise above level of week earlier
resumption extent of R. activities Wholesale
for hardware goods farm and garden tools and implements
LOU1S-Seasona sackening generally
prospects Of wide on p W. projects Retail sales still
maintained last years level wholesale textiles
to-wear apparel increased but shoe orders declined Bank situation
dividends
and the eopenng of several others Ceangs continue well ahead
most labor troubles settled Continued improvement
TOLEDOStrikes practically have been settled
factories and increased schedules
Increased production reported
cent from last and higher
ing 1888 week Wholesale orders
operations holding steady to previous
good level but employment
mill operations for week 81 of capacity point higher
OF capacity 1882
sheets strip bar and other light products continues
Volume of wholesale orders held
ing; retail sales per cent higher
Evening star., 1934-05-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May 10 dP UNITED States
Department of Aericulture) Cattle. 700;
200 calves; compared Friday. last week
medium weight and weighty steers strong
to rs higher; fully so higher than week S
sharply abridged supply OF steers scaling
over 1000 pounds permitted comeback In
market; demand broad for all grades light
cattle; all grades long yearlings and light
steers 25 higher: al light heifers and
mixed yearlings 25 to so higher: fed cows
fully 25 up; extreme top fed steers. 0.35;
yearlinss: s;3a; heavy heifers, .7.25; light
heifers. 710; more drought cattle in crop
this tending to weaken thin flesh stockers
about 25 per hundredweight; instances
showing more downturn late in week.
Sheep. 1000; for week ending Friday.
IA doubles from feeding stations: 10000
direct: compared Friday last week, lambs
mostly 25 to so high er; Sprineers strong
to so up; bulk around 25 improved. shorts
considered; sheep 25 to mostly 80 lower;
total run locally liehtest in many years;
closing bulk clipped lambs, s.6O-s.1O;
palmer kinds early around 7.50aS. 90;
weeks bulk woolskins. g.O0s9 so: Spring
ers. 10 0.00a10.75: all bucks discounted s.
from such prices; late top shorn ewes
800; weeks top $50; heavies closed
Hogs. 10000; $500 direct; nominallv
steady: auotable top. 3.75 occasional sales
3.65 downward; shippers nothing; hold
over, LOCO.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
Bond Club Names
Nolan President
AT Annual Outing

James P. Nolan, partner in Folger,
Nolan & Co., was elected president of
the Washington Bond Club at the an
nual election held last night in con-
nection with the clubs annual outing
at the Manor Country Club, Norbeck.
Md. He succeeds Frank P. Morse, who
is associated with the stock exchange
firm of Charles D. Barney g. Co.
James H. Lemon. partner in the in
vestment firm of James M. Johnston
& Co.. was elected vice president, and
Carl r. Kurtz, partner in Stroud,
Kurtz g. Co., another local invest
ment house, was made secretary and
treasurer.
To serve with the above officers on
the board of governors, the club elect
ed T. C. Montgomery, who is with
Waggaman, Brawner & Co., and L.
Clark Brown. who is a partner in
Brown, Goodwin e. Co.
Mr.. Morse, the retiring president,
presided at the dinner, following an
afternoon given to golf. More than
$50 members and guests were present
and the outing proved one of the most
enjoyable yet held.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May 10 Lp.-Eggs. 2S475.
Easier. Mixed coIors. special packs or Sc
lsetons from 5 fresh Tsesipts Sa
15a4a1s; hrsts. 15s4a16; seconds. 15a
1874; mediums. 40 lbs. 1494a15; dirties.
No. l. AZ lbs. 14i3a15; average checks.
14H; storage packed frsts 17a17f.:
whites unchanged brown. Western stand
ards. 1917: other browns unchanged.
Butter. 1850 Easy. Creamery. higher
than extra. 24'4a25L: extra fa2 scorel.
24i4; frsts (ss-9l scoresl. 22a23la sec
onds ts4-s7 score). 2la21A; centralized
Cheese. 256.32o. Quiet. Prices un-
changed.
Dressed. poultry steady to firm. Prices
unchanged.
Live poultry steady No freight quota
tions; broilers. express. l5a23: fowls. eX-
press. 15a17: roosters. express. 1O tur-
keys express. 10al7; other express un-
changed.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
STOCKS FOLLOW !
UNEVEN COURSE
DuIIness Rules at Closing
Session-Offerings Are
Readily Absorbed.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, May 19-The stock
market today experienced one of the
dullest sessions in nearly two years
and mildly mixed prices ruled in the
Indifferent trading. There was some
scattered week end profit taking, but
most offerings were absorbed without
difficulty. The close was irregular.
Transfers were only 249,3o0 shares,
the smallest since July 8, 1882.
The Presidents move for interna-
tlonal action aimed at the supervision
and control Of the traffic in arms ap-
parently did not take the financial
district by surprise. Shares OF du
Pont dropped point or so, but re-
covered and other issues that might
be clasSed as war babies" seemingly
were not particularly perturbed.
Wheat got up more than u cents
bushel and the other cereals firmed,
but the better grains did not seem to
furnish any exceptional cheers or
equities. Cotton about held its own
while silver futures showed small ad-
vances. Rubber was a trife lower.
Bonds Travelled in a restricted range
and foreign exchange rates continued
in neutral territory.
Western Pacific Up.
Shares Of Western Pacific prefer
red got up more than a point, as did
those of Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
and Howe Sound. American Smelling
and Cerro de Pasco improved, but
United States Smelling sagged.
Among the steadier issues we're United
States Rubber, Case. N. Y. Central,
Pennsylvania, American Can, STAN
dard Oil of New Jersey and United
Aircraft. Only slight changes were
shown by U. S. Steel, American Tele-
phone, Western Union, General Mo-
tors, Chrysler, Johns-Manville, Santa
Fe. Union Pacific and others
Some slackening in the steel In
dustry was reported, although a mod
crate recession from the peak pro-
duction level had been anticipated. At
the same time news ticker reports in
dicated that the drop in automobile
sales may have been halted. with
some betterment seen in the activities
Of few leading companies.
Speculative circles were awaiting the
Presidents message on silver which
is expected to be delivered to Con-
gress Monday. In some quarters it
was believed the plan for silver legis-
lation had distinctly inhationary
aspects and that, with the Treasury
issuing certificates on the basis OF
Sl29 an ounce for the metal, it would
be equivalent to the use of the gold
profit resulting from dollar devalua-
ton.
Roosevelt Policy Talked.
The principal question being con-
sidered by the "silverites" was wheth-
er the Chief Executive, with a per-
missive" law to operate with, would
decide on immediate action to aid tre
metal or suspend broad purchasing
program until further international
agreements can be effected.
Most brokers expected the stock
exchange control bill will be passed
next week. virtually in the shape de-
sired by the Administration. Few
commentators would forecast the ac-
ton Of equities when the regulatory
measure actually becomes law.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
DOLLAR Is UNCHANGED
IN LONDON DEALINGS

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 1s.-The United
States dollar closed unchanged from
yesterdays quotation Of 5.111s on the
foreign exchange market today after
an opening at 5.11.
The French franc closed at 77.21
to the pound, as compared with yes
terday's 1882
The price of bar gold rose y penny
to 136 shillings 212 pence (S34.80)
and an amount valued at f216,0OO
($1,617, ,76O) was sold.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
US. TREASURY POSITION
BY the Associat ted Press.

The position of the Treasury May II:
Receipts, 50 992. 55;i SO; expenditures,
S41.741 $4,000; balance, $1,000 ,O9g.- :
S05O5. Customs receipts for the month.
Sll,739 450.O1.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
u, S2.651 ,90S.3 1927. .12 expenditures, So
199 755,074.O5 (including S3.460,S6S-
515.45 of emergency expenditures); excess
of expenditures. S3,547,S46,7479 Gold
assets, S7.753, ,262. .479.17.
Receipts for May II 1893 comparable
date last year,. SS2,470.051 .55; expendi-
lures. $50 543 .304 81; net balance. S412.-
$50. $50 81; customs receipts for the
Receipts for fiscal year. S1.6SO.213.-
549.00; expenditures. S3,357,527 $50 5 !;
excess OF expenditures over receipts ST.
677,313. 7S1.51. exclusive of S1,13S,429.-
1l249 expended for the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
BANK RESERVE RATIO
UP SLIGHTLY IN WEEK

by tne ASSoCidSeo FresS.
The ratio of total reserves OF the
Federal Reserve banks to deposit and
note liabilities combined showed a
slight increase during the week ended
May 16, as the change was calcu-
lated by the Federal Reserve Board.
In the table that follows the reserve
ratio is given for comparable periods,
as announced by the board:
Week ended May 49,. 6S.s per cent
Previous week ..... 6S.7 per cent
Same week last year.. GIL per cent
Evening star., 1934-05-19
AUTO FLEETS ENLARGED.

NEW YORK, May 10 CP.-O. z.
Dawson, president of General Motors
Fleet Sales Corporation, announced
today that sales of cars and trucks
to large fleet users in April exceeded
the same month last year by 80 per
cent and were the largest for any
month on record except one.
Evening star., 1934-05-19
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, May 10 R.-Following is
the complete Official list of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
today:
Evening star., 1934-05-19
Trade Reports at a Glance


NEW YORK, 19-Tablod of
Dun Bradre Inc in the divisions wholesale and iobbing
retail trade manufacturing
compared with the lastye
Evening star., 1934-05-19
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. May 19-Dividends de-
clared Compiled by the Standard Sta
tisticsl:
Increased.
Pc Stock cf Pay
Rate. riod. recor1. able.
Beneficial Loan So. 1212c @ 5-19 81
Kan Okla g. Gulf Ry
60 pf c .......S1.50 =. SCI 6-1
Resumed.
MuskoRee e.........25c =. 6-5 6-15
Accumulated.
Whitman (Wm) Of. S1.75 =. 6-1 els
Black -Clawson pf. .S1.5O @ 5-25 81
Bulolo Gold Ddg Ltd SOC :. GA $50
Colts Pat Fire Arms CSC g So. $50
Kan City PAL pf S1.50 @ 6-14 IL
Kan Okla & Gulf Ry
6T pr A. a:.s3 S SCI e-1
stand Ioitp et Ky. .,@5e S-$I s-i5
Evening star., 1934-05-19
BONDS.

tcopyrisht. 1884. std. statistics o.,
Evening star., 1934-05-19
Zonite Products.

Sales Of Stocks the New York Exchange.
11:0O AM. 10000 1900 Noon..... $50 900
Dividend are annual
payments the half-yearly
declarations.
Unit Of trading less than 100 shares. tPary extrs
fPlus 9q Paid Payable
Payable
n
lated dividends Companies
ceivership Ex-dividend
Evening star., 1934-05-19
Roosevelt Policy Talked.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. May 10 lR.-Federal Land
Evening star., 1934-05-19
BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BONDS

500 Baltimore City d '55..... -. 1osh
Evening star., 1934-05-19
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May 10 GP.-Over-the-
counter market:
Evening star., 1934-05-19
Previous

80 27 Hack W pf A IA).
SN Az Hahn Dept Stores.
9s4 3h Hall w + Printing. +.
53h rs Hamilton Watch pf.
90 "a Hanna IN A. pf (f)
PAN 141S Harbison- Wlk h25c.
12O Ill Hercules Pw pf (D.
"a 80 Hershey Oh pf (ts).
10M 5h Holland Furnace. :.
~ 81 81 Houdaills-Hsrsh B.
Evening star., 1934-05-19

1000 Chic Rys Is '27 8
Bond sales, $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
Ser ufimOerrsi6e giidOf".

@ls sic &onigin bon 9Gnemarf
einmal SsInn0 eineit 8efuh obitat.
tete, ipuroe iie bon Dem ~Diiroigen
greiIen 8iI6of bon Sslano empfan'
gen, Ser es ~unternobut, Der boben
Grau ollie Sebensmiir0iefeiten 0es
weitfernen giInnoes gu 5ei5en unO
ibr at erfI1ren, pie oas Bolt bon
Sslono lebt nnO arbeitet. Die &oni-
gin 0anfte Dem waderen @ottes'
manne beroli6 fir ale feline 8emii-
bunger, ltno nIs ie borte, ooB er
cine groBe Somilie babe, erfunoigte
Iie Ii9 teilnebmenO nod ieinen an-
gebGrigen unO fragte Jpn, tpieOiel
&il1Oer er babe.
9bne 36gern ontmortete Der
greiIe Serr furS unO biinoig:
v2weibun0ert. Die &6n:gin mid
unwiufiirli9 anriid uno betradtete
erIdredt ben freunoliden Batter elmer
10 groBen Gomilie, Der rubig unO
gelalien Dor ibr itano, ais let cine
NadfommenIdaft bon 5weibunoert
ainoern Die ielbitoeritdnoli6ite So
DIE bon Ser 8elt. ~8weibunoert
&inoerl" rief Die &0nigin i6lieBlid
aus. DSa, iagen Sic nur, tpie fon-
men Sic 6enn 10 Diele GinOer erndb-
rem uno erbalten?"
.Dos ma1t feline Sdpierigtei-
ten, MaieIt1t, eriDiOerte Der 8iidof
bormlos Id9elnO, rim CONNER
i9ide ia iie binous auf Die Weioe,
unO wenn Der @inter fommt, Oatm
werDen Ole Musgetua6fenen &c.
Idla6tet uno beripeiit." Sic aoni.
gin erbleidte unO rief nad ibrer
@egleitung, Der iie nit aitternoer
Gtimme oie i9redlihe Gunoe nit
tcilte. 9a puroe fie bon ibrem Sof-
maridan oariiber beIebrt, Dab oas
oaniIde @ort fir 2inoer genau 10
flingt, tpie Ser islGn6ilde Ausorud
fir SAaf.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
aAS ssbetmtnispoMe 3epter.

Sn Der @dlerie b'NpOllOn i'm
2oubre gu paris betpabrt man einen
unter Dem Namen .Das 3spter 4urIs
Oes GroBen~ betannten Stab onf.
Dieie 8eaei9nuns bat cine mertpir<
bige @ef9i9te:
Sci feiner RrDnung GuBerte Na>
poleon l. ben @unI9, bas 3epter bes
alten Raifers in ieiner 5anb gu ba=
ben. Sir lie Geier pedlelte man
ben bas 3epter umgebenben rotten
Sammet. Wie grpB ipar aber ous
@ritaunen bes @plbI9miebs, Der ba>
nit betraut mar, nlS ct auf benz
blpBgelegten MetalI eingegraben fol-
genbe Morte entbedte: ~9iefer Stab
geb0rt mir, Z Sdnger in Notre=
Dome - $780,. Dos 3epter mar
aIfo Elm geifrei9er Sattitod! St
b~erftGnbigte IOfDrt 9uroc, ben @roB.
marf9ull bes taiferli9en 9aufes
nMan muB bic SatIade NapOleOn
mitteilen", meinte Der @olbf9mieb.
sSiitsn Sic ii9 babor". entgesnste
DurOc. mllmSieben Sic idleunigit
ben Stab nit Sammet unb fpreden
sic fem Mort iiber bos. mas Sic
sefehen baben. Der Rai5er muB in
Der l1eberSeusuns fterbsn. bas 3ep<
ter Rarls bes @roBen sebalten gu bd=
ben." 60 tommt es. baB man nod
INNER bas &arOIinsifde 3epter cuff
benabrt.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

Mmtsri9ter NeubOff f9iittsIte ems
ersif6 ben ROpf. n5dnt mir gar
ni1t elm, lisbss Rino, 0aB 1T Define
Sadie. Mer fiinoigt, muB biiBen!"
LIMB nod netter pGre Is bon Dir,
tpenn 9u mid ieBt ungeltOrt arbeiten
IoFen polttft!" tnurrte Der liebenss
piirOige @9pagsr, sic 5eosr nit be-
fonoerem Na9Orud ms SintenfaB
ffoBeno.
@9merSssbeugt f9Ii9 9dnF bins
aug unO iiberlieB fi9 ibrem Sdmmer.
Die nG6iten Sage beT9Gftiste ibre
p6antofie fi9 Oamit, cine @loriole
INN 2lfr.o Mebrings Saupt gu Deben.
Gr mar ia bod ibr 2sbensretter! nnO
70 biibT9 mar er! - @9lieBli4
fuBts fs Sen beroifden Gntf4IuB,
Mbbitts gu leiItsn, foboIo lie i'm tpisz
Oerfeben tpiir0e.
@r lam aber ni9t. = Da odmz
merte cine fur6terIife Abnune in ibr
auf: mas lie neuli9 niinfdte, mar
eingetreten - i6r MnbIid bate i'm
fir ale Gpigteit abgef6redt! Inter
Der 2dI oiefss erT9itternosn Sc
Ountens tnidte iie OoIitdnOig 3uS
fdmmen.
I. Sbre gr0Bte @orse mar BON iest
ab, INNER m0gli9it biibf4 uno be-
5auberno dusSuIeben, ipas ibr obne
befonOere S9nierigteit gdang. Die
tleinen Neffen Dermo9ten tie ne0er
Our9 Bitten nod our9 Drobungen
gu bsipegen, an einem Snbianerfampf
Ooer cinem Mettrennen teil5unebmen.
Hi6t einmdl me6r bonn Oimdn lieB
lie fi9 berunterperfen.
Sroboem lieB Nlfre0 Mebrins fi4
ni9t bliden.
Der 3ufoI crbarmte ii9 en0lia if
req Summers un6 fiibrte i'm ibr GEE
raoe in Dem Mueenblid in Die 4uere,
ais fie obns S1irm BON einem Itars
Ten RegenguB iiberraf9t puroe.
Nab pie cine &oBe elite iie iber
Ben plab un0 runnte 51nurfrads in
Qlfreo Mebrings Mrme. Dem dngez
nebm lleberrafdten bIieb unter ben
obnaltenOen umftGnoen ni9ts dnz
0eres ibrig, 1ls ibr feline 8egleitung
uno Ieinen S9trm on3ubieten.
9anit fpGfe am liebiten in ben @ro<
booen Derfunfen. 5umal ite BON Der
Ountlen Nbnuns gepeinigt purOe, in
ibrer dugenbIidli9en 8erfaTung nod
5e~raaufter ausSufeben tpie neuli9. =
Mit Der erDQfften 8e5auberung mars
alfo @Figl
aIfrso Mebring 8Ds lire 9ano
our9 feinen Mrm, ais pb oas Die
feIbtperftdnoli9te @o9e BON Der
Melt lei, unO fab Id9snb in Ods ers
9liibsnOe @efi9t unter Dem mirren
9uargetrGufsl.
o3um oritten Mlale entmif9en 81.
mir ni9t, Srdulein 9arf! ODER if
Die Grinnerurg an unfere Sugen0=
frsuno19aft 10 grdBli42"
sd babe Sic erft ia iiberbuupi
gar ni9t e%rtannt!" fliifterts 9unfi be'
F9dmt. rl1nO nu9ber bat IS mir ma
tiirIi9 fsbr leio getun - Dab
n9aB i9 in meiner Wieoerfebenss
freuOe Elm biB9en itiirmifa mare"
9dnii bob bas sefentte @efi9t uno
la9te ibn f9elmif9 an. nGtpas ans
oeres mar pObI nod DieI f9redli'
9er!"
.Na = unog"
DAB i9 neuIi9 70 ftruipelpeterbufI
ausfab ~ un6 oaB Sic oesbalf
ni9t pieoergetommen fino!"
Nlfreo Msbring faste ni9ts; bod
fefunOeuIuns fentte Der @dirm fif
ber0Gntio tieF auf belize herdb.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
SIN q II d erabteiI. Der

-Sm 81 a II derabteiI Ser
Gltere &err, iebr g~6nnerbnft uno
berablniieno: nSSunger Mann, ge-
Itatten Sic mir, Sbnen 81 ia9en,
in 3ebn GGIlen BON 3ungenl1bmung
Iino neun nusidlieBlih ouf ons
@aufen in iugenoliHem Alter slt-
riid5ufibren.~ Ser iiingere Sprr
nit bDfli9er 0anfbarfeit fir oieie
8%elebrung: ~Dann eeitatten Sic
mir, mein Serr. Sbnen gu lagen:
Sn aebn Gduen BON gebrodenem
Naienbein iino neun ausidlieBlin
0araiif 5ufiid5ufiibren, oaB Der be-
treffenoe Hntient Die @emobnbeit
batte, fih in nnoerer 2eute Mnse,
Ieeepbeiten eiuaumiihen.~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

ginen ergoblihen @1nblld IN Den
Ghulunterridt aus elmer nod ni1t
aIau fernen 8ergangenbeit gewdbrt
elm GhriftItiid, 0as in ben Gir1en-
aften oes 9farromts 8ielfoD BEL
&oItod gefunoen purOe. 0arin bat
ser GhulmeiIter S9r0Oer in @roB-
S6paB i'm Sabre 1899 einen BE-
riGt 0ariiber eritattet, ME er einprl
S9uItog nit ieinen Sailern Der.
brinet. @ie gieOeri9rift Iautet
tportgetreu:
81. @Drmittag.
a. elm 2ieO eeiunsem
81 miro geb6tet
9 elm SouptItiid aus Dem alei-
men &atedismo
81 elm S6luB.S pruh aus 86d-
lers GateHismobud, an benz
sic &eibe lit, miro ge!sien bon
ben Gin0ern BON oben an bis
an sic guHItabierlinge.
e ban fange i1 beD Ole 8uhltn-
bierIingen an, uno Oas Die
reibe nod berunter tire Sci.
tion Ieien 5u laIien,
D Sen miro Ser G1te1iSmo gebd.
tet bon pben an, un0 Oos 10
tpeit berunter, als iie Elm ge-
bot lernen f0nnen.
al Sen &omen Sic &Ieinen nie.
ser uno Ieien
b ben Iafie i6 ibnen ibre 2eftion
aus benz aatedismo leien, Die
ite ben folgenoen Gag bdten
5Onen, Inn ibnen orf Die ge.
tuobnte TebIer martiabm gu
maiden, uno Oorouf folaen
ben oie 8uditdblinge nod.
mobIs au leien.
y S9lieBlih miro ge6dtet unO
%geiungen.
9. Nndmittag.
a. geIungen unO geb6tet
b BEN nir0 geleien bon Oben an
uno 6as Die Geibe 5erab
q es tpiro nodmals ge[eien, ober
ouf cine onoere Itelle In Der
8iebel, unO 0ns in cine Sec
ton, uno ben folgen sic Glpi-
men mie0er 81 Ieien.
81 am SreDtage, nadmittag, wir0
einmal geleien, uno einmabl
bu9ltabiert
e Oie Gage borber penr. iie ben
folgenOen Gage gum BreOiger
geben, tpirO Nabmittog gele-
len, gate1iiiert, uno mas oa
tpeiter borgenommen miro an
Spro9en unO @eiGnge, NOR
an Tie ale Gbeil nebmen mill
len, 10 biel nls in ibren Grdf-
ten lit.
p S6lieBlid oebdtet nnO geiu1.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
Mu9 elm Gtfenbobn-

Mu9 elm Gifenbobn=
unglid d. 81: Marum 0enn 70 Der<
orieBli99
g.: Gifenbabnungliid gebubt. bin
auf Der HsiIe nit S9miegermutter
3 u a m in # OBen.
- S4I0u II. Mrot gum 2ebemunn,
Der ibm enolid Die Rednung fir bic
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-28
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

One of the perplexing political prob
| lens Of the day is that Of campaign ex-
penditures How much should cam
didate for office be permitted to spend in
behalf of his candidacy.
Some of the amounts expended by re-
cent candidates for the Senate seem un-
reasonably large, and in some cases in
vestigations of campaign funds have re-
suited in the barring of successful candi-
dates. If such Investigations are to be
continued, and they doubtless will be, it
seems that there should be a law definitely
fixing the maximum amount that may be
spent, as is done in some states with re-
spect to state offices.
With our ever growing number of
voters it takes a lot of money to reach
every voter in the larger states with even
one piece of campaign literature. In New
York state there are about five million
voters. IL single piece of literature were
sent to each of these, and the cost of each
piece, including postage, printing and adj
dressing, were only five cents, it would
take quarter of a million dollars to do the
job. This sum Weuld leave little margin
for the expense of compiling lists, travel
for speechmaking, newspaper advertising
or other expenditures inseparable from an
aggressive campaign
In Illinois and Pennsylvania the num-
Der of voters is approximately one-third
less than in New York, so it would take
about 100000 to reach each voter with
one piece of campaign literature and leave
a small amount for other expenses in either
Of these great states
These figures would only cover pri-
mary expenses, while in all three states
mentioned there would be additional out
lays necessary incident to the general cleo
tons.
All of which illustrates how futile it
is. generally speaking, for poor man with
out rich supporters to aspire to high of
flee.