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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06
cades and sometimes waterfalls are

cades and sometimes waterfalls are
created. Bhi fhe Wafer Ia Niagara
river. flowing from Lake Erie. is re-
markably clear. In IL there Is prac-
tlcally no sand or gravel.
Scientists have discovered that the
top layer Of the escarpment is of
hard dolnmlfe with soft shale be-
meath. This explains why large
pieces of the tailr rock break on.
The water prusIes the shale. grad
ually tearing The support from I'M
der the dniumite wtiril then crashes
down. But II breaks of In such a
WHY thai the walls of the fnlls are
left uninpalred Ills yet. But. little
by little. the dnlonifp nj the crest
which forms the lip over which the
Greai Lakes pour their Stnppndans
excess water supply Is disappearing.
Though II Is difficult tn estimate
the rate al which The wall Il receding
and the gorge II the slime time -
lpngthenilig. scientists sci the figure
ut 81 feet per year This is how
they arrive ut fhe conclusion that II
will TAKE until the year 23i)h3 before
the IL miles of rock between Lake
Erie are completely broken down.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06
Mighty Falls Of Niagara
Are Crumbling Each Year

and the smaller American falls. hui
once there was only one ciiiaract.
t.enpgists pstlniHe that Niagara
falls Is Hl.tAm ypars old Ironically
the princess uf Nature TINT formed
the falls Is now working sfendil, bfli
with almost Incpnreivable slcwness
To level them. The recent crashing
of 30.tNW tons OF rock WAS only one
comparatively tiny step In this
never ceaslng process.
In one WHY the hummer Of destruc
tio1, used by Nature In demnIishinp
Niagara falls Is unusual All the
calaracls on the earth have he, /,
formed ny the wearing away of racK
by water. The sand and grav.-i
usually swept along In the wnlat
helps In the cutting work. Wher
there Is a tilt In the river-bed. af
different kinds Of rock present. eng
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06

same also effectively used Ia the yoke
OF the dress. This treatment which has
to do with applIques and stitched band-
ings and folds Of the dress print OH net
backgrounds Is one which Is being
played up by designers throughout cui-
rent styling.
A fiattering jacket costume In new
flower patterned triple sheer with coll
lar OF organdie applique on founda
lion of mousselne de sole Is pictured
10 the left. Stirring accents shoulders.
sleeves. and pockets. Stirring Is very
popular Just now II Is the fashion TO
wear flowers. too. which Is why this
charming young woman has pinned
cluster OF dainty posses at her throat.
What's more, fashion goes SO far H.
to suggest sets OF flowers. That liz
to say. gardenla on ones hat IL
matched with boutonniere OF garde
Mas. More flower news Is to the effect
that the floral motif is to be changed
to tune In with the mood and the color
SCHpIHp OF the COSTUME lin Fl0etS OH
your hat today. wearing matching
flowers on your coat lapel or on the
bodice OF your frock Perhaps bright
field flowers Ia choice for the day fol
lowing. or II you would ilaunt the ia
vorite flower OF the moment, It's the
carnntlon.
AS you can see, looking at the cos
tune centered In the picture, a block
print In triple sheer OF hemberg has
heap o. swank about 1t. The brief
jacket Is styled In cape effect and the
yoke Of the slim frock alternates mar
row stripes of self-material spaced with
| the net foundation to which they are
stitched. Her lovely summary chapeau
| has gone very feminine what with It's
flowers and ribbons and big noppy
| brim
| @ Western Newspaper Union.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06

The mighty falls of Niagara are
crumbling year by year as thousands
OF tons at rock crash from the lip of
the gorge.
BY the year 2.,tt53 the waters will
have completely worn awny the falls
and there will he only The 10 mile
river running down II cascade dntred
bed from Lake Erie To the great
gorge of Niagara.
The recent fall of 30EW tons OF
rock was synptumafic of the gradual
erosion. hui this incident was only
one OF a series Of crashes that be
gan thousands Of years ago.
Nature Is sculptor who never
stops working. and one of npr grpn.-
est moldlng and remolding weapons
Is wafer.
Visitors now see two cataracts. the
Horseshoe fills m the canadian side.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06
Coarse Novelty Straws
Take Lead in Millinery

II Is the way OF hats to be anything
and everything but ordinary One OF
the new lines-it's impossible to desIg
nate any one type as the newest--is the
hat with brim which projects for
ward. Beret types are druped that
way.
Coarse novelty straws, soue shin,
some rough. are everywhere, but so
too, are Milans. There are any nun
Her of stitched taffeta hats and unus
nal feits.
The 4eng Threatened return ef trim
ming has come. aiIlIners have fol-
lowed the lead Of The couturlere and
are trimming with flowers
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06

THE perfect costume for all-around
1 practical daytime wear has arrived .
See II pictured herewith It's the dress
With a Jacket that is fashioned OF the
now-sn-stylIsh triple sheer print. The
smartest, the neatest, the most sensi
BILE and servIceahle, the most attrac-
tive and hest looking are BETTING
words when 1t comes to describing
these jacket outfits.
There Is not the slightest doubt about
the wisdom Of including one Of the new
ingeniOusly designed 1acketed costumes
In ones spring and summer wardrobe.
II will prove IN ever faithful standby
ready for every daytime occasion. In
the Illustration we are showing three
particularly good looking models They
are typea that women can live In from
morning to night and always look well
grooned
These brand new jacket STYLES are In
that famous fabric triple sheer OF
hemherg, which Is expensive In looks
but not In cost. The material is pure
dye, cool washable, or dry-cleans per-
fectly. If you so prefer. Furthermore.
IL may be pressed with hot iron with
: out fear Of pulling or slipping al the
seams. And oh, JOY OF Joys II is prac-
tically wrinkle proof and resistant III
perspiration
The extremely good-lookmg jacket
suit to the right In the group Is tn
sort that Is ready TO 70 places ut a
moments notice. White niqne spa
ghett cnrdings and fastenings effective.
ly trim the navy with-white lnther con
or combinations are nyallable) sheer. OF
bemberg material Bandings Of self,
fabric are stitched rowand-rnw on "A
mel foundation for the sleeves, the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06

body when you are
feeling we'll? Be
y0nd brushing your
gums, do you ever
pay much atten-
ton to your mouth
when your teeth
aren't achlngi Do
you ever consider
how your stomach
Is acting when 1t
Isn't upset over
something or you
aren't hungry
1t Isn't only the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06
Formal Swaxxer Coat

The formal swagser coat is q pl
uuAnt newcomer Done In woolens
that vary from black TO palest blue
with full sleeves and soft collars. they
Hare and swing above the most elegani
Of afternoon dresses
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-06
Let Our Motto Be
GOOD HEALTH
BY DR.. LLOYD ARNOLD
Professor of Bscteriolosy and Preventive
Medicine University OF Illinois,
College of Medicine.
THE THIN MAN AND THE
STOCkY MAN

Have you ever stopped to think how
very little you notice about your own
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

2tcbesIeute. a@arum
idreiblt Ol mir immer 10 falte
8riefe, uriula2~
n&olte 8riefe2 ltno id nebme
bod INNER gefiitterte llmidldgel"
Sorgen. a9en Maier Diaii
on INN @elo a%upumpen9 Bergen
maht 5oreen!~
Sea un62 @arum ion Ser reide
Oaann nidt aud eiume& Soreen ba.
ben?~
-8u oieI berIungt. nDu
weiBt ood, Sophie, OaS i'd ale
oeine 8iinide erriinen Mill
nSo2 Neulid niinidte id, oaB
gu oas sroBe 2os gepinnen m0dtcit
~ bait OH es oieueiht getan, pie?"
Sdiisenfeit. u6rieoa,
tuarum Iahit Oh Oenn2~
~8eil Ou nidt elm eiu5iges Mal
getroffen bolt, Auguit!"
Limo tpenn i6 mol getroffeu bdt'
te?"
~Sa, bu, bo, Damn bate i'd uieI
mebr geIodtl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

Gerieu an Ser See.
n0sfor. es lit 10 uiel Baiier i'm
Boot Ia jon ib nidt Den 3opfen
berous8iebcr, Oamit es abIaufen
fann2~
- Gas Gifen 1T bereit.
Bilfes BADEN &obfoit eingefIbrt.
Man muB ood idIieBlid ettpas fir
ieire @eiunobeit tim. 9ie 0alttter
ruft iest INNER: naiuoer, fommi
raid. Oas giien miro welfl"
Ser meme Mieter. SD
baltc es fir meme TfIiht, 6rau
2ebmanu, sic BON elmer Sade gu
unterriften, sic if beute nadt in
meinem 3immer gefunoen babel"
80, Sas miiiien Sic ober ielbit
mitgebradt baben, in meinem Sauie
gibt es Oas ieOenfnns nihtl"
n@ut, Damn per0e id es bebolten,
es mar namlid ein 3ebnOouar-
idein!"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

~ unbere1enba Or lit
olio Matbemotifer? &in6, tpenn Oas
tiur gut eebt! $50 Oh bod 10 unbe-
redenbar biItl"
Ger SdmtegeriObn.
Hunmonn eri9eint i'm Stamrl-
pirtsbaus: 8ie ieoen @ben0.
.@os gibt's Neues, Bunmann?"
fragen Die 6reunoe.
seiHts Angenebmes!" ieuf5t
Tunmonn. .Seute oormittags fabre
i6 nit meiner SdDiegermutter i'm
autobus our1 sic StaOt; pI0slid
gibt's eineu beftigen Sud, meme
arrne Sdtpiegermutter O%erliert oas
@leidgeDi6t, itiir8t auf Die StroBe
unO bIeibt Iiegen nit ueritaudten
armen uno gepre1ten 9einen!"
.Shreflih!" rufen teilnabmsOon
oie 6reunoe. .9a miiiien Sic iid
ia nift penig aufgeregt baben!"
rQufgereet? 9os pieoer nidt!"
idiittelt Tuamann ben &opf. oMein
Sousor3t bat mir n6mlid ausOriid-
Ii6 ieoe Gufregung perbotenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

am Strono. n@utti",
fommt &lein-uiHi beuleno CUR Waut-
ter geIaufen, neben bat Elm RinS
mid an ben G~pf geidIagen!"
Grogt Mutti: SCOOP @er mar
oenn Oos? Gin MGOel o0er elm
gub?~
llidi beIiunt iid - idIub3t uns
idIudt.
sd weiB nidt, mutti - es mar
ia nadt!"
49, Ser @eneroI. B1breno
Ser SofeI fragtc Ser fron5oiiide Sc
ionOte Sen @roBen &urfiiriten, Oh es
pobr mare, BOB elmer ieiner Gene
rale Gdneioergeieue gerpeien Jet.
she nod Der Shirt ontDorten fonn.
te, mar 0erfflinger, Ser Dies geb6rt
bntte, aufgeiprungen uno rief oem
llnoerid1mten nit flammenoen
@liden gu: rSier lit Ser Mann"l
LIMB bier - babel idlug er auf
ieinen Degen lit sic @ne, nit
Ser er sic SunosfOtter na1 Der
2dnge uno 8reite miBtl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
0ns fimmt. 81,
Gin Ian.

Gas Fimmt. Gin lam
ger @eg lit Oas bis 81 oirl"
pa bait ou redt, aber er muB
idon 10 lang iein, menn er Bis bier.
Der reihen ionl~
Gut gegeben. Gin megen
ieiner Sdlagfertigfeit befannter
SanoelsreiienOer puroe mdbreno
ieines Artfentboltas in elmer fleinen
Sta6t gum A~benoeiien beim giirger.
meiiter eingeiaoen. NnA Dem giien
u%nterbielt er iid nit elmer idnippi-
iden jungen Dame.
SD bin &anOelsseiienoer!" ant.
wortete er franf unO fret.
~Merfuiiroie", inste iie. uin Dem
Ort, in meldem i6 geboren bin.
miro elm &nnOelsreiienoer ME 81.
iammen nit feinen 2euten eiugela-
oen."
~Sa, III oieier Staot aud nidt!"
mar Oie idnele Anttuort oes Hei.
ienoenL
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

Ser aeItbet. Sn elmer
8iener @apierbanOlung erideint
Elm aunoe uno Derlanet grimes Ga-
pier.
Ser &dnoler offeriert ibm elm
idones, Ou~nfelgriines Seioenpapier.
.Das is 8u 0inn", iagt Der
aunoe nuno auBeroem bait / lieber
a li1teres @riin!"
Nafoem er in ied5ebn &egalen
O~ergebens geframt bat, fragt Der
Sdnoler enolid: nSerr, tpo5u brau-
hens Oenn aAsgerednet a grimes
8apier?"
$50, t%piiiens", beridtet Ser &unOe
Il geb nGmIid am Sonntag nit
meiner Jrau in @iener Balo, uno
ga m0dt' / Die 6reiiaIien bait germ
in a griin's Hapierl einpaden, neil
bees Idaltt idoner aus, mann mans
nodber irgen0mo auf Ser Bieien
tuegidmeiB'n tutl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
&m n@ol

SIN Retaurnnt u&og-
nat gum Gaffee, mein Serr?"
nSapobl ~ aber feinen &affeel"
ger9ebIi6. n@nrum ba-
ben sic oenn gor fein gertrauen
5u iid?"
rSd femme mid idon gu Iangel"
= SubiIGum. n@eitern abenO
mar iA in Der 9per - es gab 81
garos 5ilberbod5eitl"
n6igaros Sot5eit beiBt es o6erl@
r4uf Dem @rogramm itanO oo6
Sum %. M1nle"l"
- 9orooor. r@eItern babe
ib ehpns geieben, 0as id Bis ieBt
fir unmoglid gebalten babel"
0@as mar 0enn Oas?"
a3pei Serren nit Slate friegten
iid in Oie Soare!~
Operation. 0@ar es cine
idpere 9perntion2~
DAn mem - efgellfll0 n1eDr ellle
Operettel"
Gas CUTE geifpieI.
8erdeibung, Serr gbefl aber id
fam nidt ent3iffern, mas alf Dem
3ettel itebt, ben Sic mir auf BEN
Sdreibtiid gelegt babenl"
~9ornuf itebt, OaB sic Oeutlifer
idreiben ionen!l"
Snoer 9 u9ban0Iung.
Die &unOin: nWtir feblen Die 8orte,
Inn meinen Mbideu Dor oieiem elem
ben @erfe nus5uoriiden!"
Ser gerf1ufer: n9ofiir, meinc
Dame, fam id Sbnen elm nusge-
5eidnetes @0rterbu1 em~pfeblenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
aIeiuer Slid in bic IadfIde seele.

Die iddIiIde @emiitli6feit 1T
weltberiibmt.
9ie 8irtin, BEL Der i9 in 2eip3i9
nobnte, batte cine &nse. Stein, feline
2obe, IonOern cine @aO0ie. 9ieie
@oooie bieB Miefe un0 mar elm
f~reu3braoes Gier, un0 Srau Mou-
inert ~ 10 bieB meme @irtin
mar ibr iebr 5ugetan.
MandmaI aber moute Miefe niht
freIIen. 8ieueidt mar iie franf,
bieueidt bate iie 2iebesfummer;
per fam oas miiien? Die Monnter-
ten mar Damn immer 51rtli1 beiorgt
Inn Miefe, briet elm Stiidden
6leiif, legte es einlaoenO auf Wie-
fes Seuer uno REF balblaut nit
loden0er Gtimme:
n@omm, meme Mieefel Mad'
Oei 5reBienl"
Miefe riibrte iih nidt.
u@omm, meme Miegfel Comm,
meme Miegfel Sier gugge, bier is
iheenes 6leiidienl"
Miefe blieb unbetpeglid.
Comm, meme Miegfel Mad sci
6reBdenl 81, gugge oos I9eeue
5leiidien fir meme Miegfel~
Miefe inB mie aus Sra. @ieoer
ting Die @0uerten Ionft tpie Sonig
an: ~@omm, meme Miegfe! Mon
Del SreBienl Sier is ideenes 6leiifj-
ienl"
uno Damn ouf einmaI in OemieI-
ben atem: n@omm, meme Mieg-
fe On eoOObrfludor g6ierL
wilite glei freiienl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

Refi n. Dame:
sd bore, sic Iino elm GROCER Wtr.
iiffeuner, Serr Brofeiior."
Hrofeiior: sSa, id CLAUDE. Iber
tiimmern Sic it6 nidt Oorum; ipie.
len Sic rubig weiter."
AIte @rfabrung.
~Gtimmt es mirtIid, OaB Sic bic
g(rbeit lieben2 @arum finoen Sic
0enn nber feine?"
uSn, Diiien Sic - 9iebe na9t
blino!"
SIN 81 eitaurant. .9aben
Sic Sic @iite, mir Oas Sal5 ber-
iiber3nreiden, mein Serr!"
nSie bitten mobl better ben Sell
ner 0arum!"
80, oer5eiben sic Sen Srrtum!4
~Soben Sic mid oieueidt fir Sen
&euner gebalten?"
n@emiB nidtl Sd belt Sic fir
gut er5ogenl"
-@arantie. Sanien mnr in
@elouerlegenbeit gefommen CT
berludte nun, ieinen 3igarrenbGnO-
Ter, bel Dem er ieit Sabren ltdnoi.
ger &unoe mar, Inn 1870 Dollar an
5upumpen. Ser @elhdftsmam
Doate nift germ einen 10 guten aun-
ben oerlieren unO CAB ibm 0as @elo
SD neroe es in feds Monats-
raten 5uriid6ablen!" iagte Sanien.
~llno melde @nrantie f0nnen Sie
mir geben, oaB Sic Oas @elo aud
baben?" fragte Der 8igarrenbdnoIer,
sd WerOe Die gan5e 3eit iiber
nidt rauhenI" mar Saniens 9lnt-
mort.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
@ag niikt aIio @i!

@as niBt alto Bill
0ung? Srou @idel 6uBerte iif
iebr Grgerli9 gu ibrer 5reunOin:
00enfen Sic iid, meme Ni1te. sic
6ei mir 5u 8eiuh mar, lit nun Orei
Sabre lang aufs &onierpntorium
geganger, aber bnlten Sic es fir
mOglid, oaB lie ni1t nal imItnnOe
NOR, mir beim &onierbieren uno
@inmaden gu b~elfen?"
Cine feline MntDort
Als &onigin gliinbetb bon England
ibren @roBiiegelbepabrer Nicolaus
Bacon, ben @oter 0es beriibmten
Sdriftiteners 6rancis Bacon, allf
ieinem 2anogut Sertfortibire beiu6-
tie, mar iie bon Der 8eiheioenbeit
leiner Bobnune iiberraidt.
r8arum lieBen Sic Sbr &aus
10 flein bauen?" fragte iie Jpn.
SD lieB mein &aus niht 5u
flein 6auen", anttportete CT. nAber
gp. Mnieitat madten mid gu groB
fiir mein Sous.~
aufHan0l Ser Sofnarr
ltiirmte Bel Sogesnnbrud in Sas
S6lafgemad Oes &0nigs unO Idrie:
.ums Simmels piGen, Gp. Maie-
ltdt, iueben beginnt elm u~ngebeurer
Anfitano! @enigitenS 10000 Men-
l6en ba6en iid erboben!"
Ser &onig eridraf iebr, Oenn er
mnBte, OoB oas 9olf ldngit pegen
Der 81 boben Steuern murrte. gr
l%tiir6te ans 6eniter un0 rief Den
8oriibergebcnoen 8u: ~0ie Sdlftc
Der Steuern lei euh erlaiien!"
nSbl" iaate Der Sofnarr. nDns
mar nidt n0tig, gtp. @aieItdt. Ser
aufitanO miir0e iid beute nadt.
menn sic 2eute mioe peroen, BON
lelbit wieOer selegt baben."
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
8erfe br q.

8erfebrsoronung
nSalten Sic! @enn Sbre 2ompe
nidt brennt, miiiien Sic abiteigem
uno 0as &ao fiibren!~
rDas babe id ia idon oeriudt -
abcr Oie 2ampe brennt troboem
nidt!"
Eralriges @rgebnis.
Ser 56neiOer beflaet iid: o9ie
8oit ideint mie0er nal gnn5 ur8ii.
oerl1iiig unO Idledt gu ~beitenenl"
Ser Greuno erpioert: .Bieio2
Sd mar bisber bonn @eeenteil iibers
5eugt!"
Ser Sdneioer iammert: .Nn.
bore nal, ih babe i'm leBten Monat
bunoertoreiBig Mabnungen berihidt-
NIT Der AufforOerune, Orei Gage
nad gmpfong oerielben 81 be6ablen,
aber mir flint meiner 2unoen ideis
men Oieie 9riefe befommen 81 ia.
benl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
0enfE mr. an i'd.
aSiebit Oh, 2iIo, mas ib INNER
ioge: am iideriten tits, man bleibt
einfad iteben.~

2ettIre. 0@as lieit gu
oenn ga, &dnsden?"
SD ipeiB es nidt, Mamal"
n9Iber Oh IieIt bod laut!"
DSa, Mama, ib bore aber niHt
5ul~
Streuge gr8iebung.
nSoren Sie nur, Grdulein @erti,
tpie idon oie Nodtignn linet!"
DN6 mir uoden bod lieber
geben, Momo bat geiagt, i'd bin nod
Uiel gu Jung Oafir!"
Gin feiner 90 a n.
nguer Director lit bod nod 10 jung
unO bot ihon cine @laBe!"
$50, er gebort gu ben feinen 9eit.
ten, Sic oae ISOLDE Oas &em0 ned.
ieln uno Oas nubt Oie Saore
obi"
Bernie e. r@as madt Oenn
Sbr Sobn, 9err Nndbar?"
RSJg, OeE lWrelDl, uHO aueS, tUuS
er Idreibt, miro bonn Bublifum nit
elmer mabren @ier oeridlungen!"
rAdl Gr i1reibt wobI ariminal.
romance"
rNein - Speiiefarten!"
Sideres d. II. nSa",
iagte ser @r3t 5u Ieiner Srou, nmie-
Ser elm gerfebrsnnfan. Omar nidt
gefGbrlif, ober Der @iann lit INNER
nod bepuBtlos. ST botte feline Bn-
pierre Bel iid. unO es CAB feline Mog-
lidfeit, i'm gu ioentifi8ieren. 8ir
fonnten nrr feititelert OaB er berbei-
ratet iein muBl"
p@ie babt ibr 0enn oas feitge-
IteIt?" fragte iie.
n@r bate feline &nopfe am SemO,
unO ieine &oientrdger paren nit
elmer SiderbeitsnaoeI feItgemadtl"
9ie Srou Oes Ar3tes reiite NIT
Dem ndditen 3uee 81 ibrer Mutter.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

@rofeffOr 8omme
6o3iert. rMeine &erridoften, ifl
babe Sbnan idon 10 oft eeiagt:
es gibt feline gr0Bere uno feline tlei.
mere SGIftel Aber oas fommt OaOon,
wenn ib etfpas erfldre, bort getpobn.
li9 oie gr0Bere Sdlfte nidt 5ul"
Ole @attin o@as man
aud iiber meinen Mnnn iagen
fam, elm 2iigner lit er ieOenfaGs
nidt."
so, iol~
.AIs mir berlobt maren, pflegte
er INNER gu iagen, er uGre nidt
gut genag Fir mid - mn0 0aS be-
peiit er iest ie0en 3agl"
-Aus &abe e. AfiItent MiiI-
fer trifft ieinen &ouegen auf Dem
&orrioor unO berpidelt i'm iofort
in elm @eipr6h:
nSaben sic geb0rt, oaB Meier
ii6 perbeiraten min, elm pierunoied-
5igi6briger Meann nit einem odt-
8%ebnidbrigen iungen Ding2"
$50, uno oas tut er ein5ig uno
nuein aus &a6Iu9t!"
Plus &a6iudt? @ieIo 6eru?~
Or fiiblt iid ndmlid i'm 9ienit
suriifgeiest, unO nun min er oofIr
iorgen, ooB Ser Stat cine or0ent-
Iide 8itDenpeniion gu 5ablea batl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
eebr bisfret.

sSbre neue SiIfe iiebt ie6r Bis
fret aus"
rSa, iie it 10 Oisfret, oaB tie TO-
gar an bic S6ubIoOen flopft, e6e
tie iie Offnet."
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

GingerndeeI. Oie nid)t ae.
fGnitten ODER ionii abeeuust mer.
ben. fouen in einem Snbr IL 8O0
lang tperoen-
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

unterboItung. Gen
Heterien femme i6 pie meme eigene
Eaide!~
~Su er 1T Elm ie6r gebaItIOier
Wenidl"
8egegnun.g. n8er5eibung
- fino Sic ni9t &err 8rdun?"
.gein ~ mein Name lit @riinl"
~Dounerpetter - ga bin i'd pobl
fa~rbenblinol"
- gerIobte. .Meine 8rollt
fat mir ben 3ing 5uriidseeebenl"
ga FAINT Oh bid freuen-meint
lit 70 bid geporOen, oaB lie Den
Ming niht tpieoer abbefommt!"
@aOde M ii n d SD
modte nidt beiraterL bepor ib Orei.
Big bin!~
~llno ih modte ntdt OreiBig tper-
ben, bcSor iG Derbeiratet binl"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

oad, i'd bate Sbnen porber io-
gen miifien, 6rau Miiaer, oaB i'd
einen iebr u~uritbigeu Shlaf babel"
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
Effener Shreibebricf bes
Gblibb GaMerambfer.
Niein lieber Serr Saskatchewan
49,
gs5.

Sc f0nne mid
gIaupe, OnB id
Inn ebaut finf I'M
~ihptpe5is Buuos
Ieidter gefablt
ben. IS is mid
nod en- onnerer
&od bon meme
Eideit eefane, pie
i9 au%sgefunne
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

sd @itauute INNER. warum er
mir iOuiel Sudden nit S6lngio6ne
ipenOierte, uno belt i'm fir einen
&apalier. lln0 nun lteat ii6 plos-
lid raus, oaB er blob cine &ieien-
oame fir ieine Sdaubuoe aus mir
MAIDEN molteI"
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
R00STS
WITH EDITORS

Apparently exhausted from bat
Ting winds and rain, a carrier
pigeon last night sought shelter in
the press room of the Washington
Times.
This morning when the press.
men arrived for the. day shift they
found the bird calmly roosting on
one Of the presses.
Unafraid, the bird made no at
tempt to escape, and after a trip
to the Photographic studio where
its picture was taken and a meal
OF rolled oats procured by a copy
boy, the bird was placed on win
dow sill and urged to continue it's
journey.
But the bird seemed to prefer
even a newspaper office to the
outside elements. Instead of hop
ping off for its destination, it re-
entered editorial rooms and, tuck
ing its head under its wing, calm
ly went to sleep to await the
storms abatement.
The birds serial number is AU
35-MD 974, indicating that it be-
longs to some club in Brooklyn,
N. Y. The racing number on the
bird is J-599. The bird, pigeon
experts think, was flying back to
Brooklyn, from somewhere near
Lynchburg. Va. 1t is believed the
pigeon lost it's way in the heavy
rains during the last two days.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
TWO JUDGES
FACE TRIAL

PHILADELPHIA.-Two Of the
~ magistrates indicted by the
August grand jury for misconduct
in office will go on trial next
Tuesday. They are Chief MagiS-
trate John j. O'Malley and Magis-
trate Jacob Dogole, both Republi-
cans, who are candidates for re-
election.
The charges to be tried are non
entry of criminal cases, first in
violation of State act, which Is
a misdemeanor, and second as mis-
feasance and malfeasance in Of.
flee. The first charge, if sustained
by a jury. provides only for re-
moval from office. Whether this
can be effected by the governor or
must await impeachment proceed
ings by the State senate has not
been made clear.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
Tobacco Growers
Control Plan

UPPER MARLBORO. Md,
Sept. 5.-Prince Georges county to-
bacco growers yesterday approved
the Federal plan adopted Tues
day for a 1896 tobacco control
production campaign.
The Federal plan. announced in
Washington, provides for a pro.
ceSSing tax on tobacco to finance
the control plan, under which
growers will receive a premium
for the amount they cut their
production.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
PLANT PLANNED
IN VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Sept. 5
(SpeciaD TO provide work for
scores of workers left unemployed
by the closing Of the Century
Manufacturing Company during
q workers strike several months
ago, a suit factory operated by
the Bond Brothers, owners Of a
large chain of direct from.fac-
tory-to-buyer stores, will open
here Saturday. The plant, when
in full operation, is expected to
employ more than 300 workers.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
Maritime Demands
Rejected in West

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5
New demands Of four mari
time unions were rejected last
night by Pacific Coast steamship
companies. In letters to the In
ternational Seamen's Union, sail.
ors' union of the Pacific, water
tenders and wipers and marine
cooks and stewards, employers
said adherence to terms Of exist
ing contracts must be discussed.
The agreement runs to Septem-
Der 80. Employers are willing to
renew the contracts, providing no
changes were sought in them.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
HELEN HAYES,
MATE SAIL

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Helen
Hayes, actress, mother of the
famous gift Of God badly" and
her husband, Charles Macarthur,
newspaperman and author, sailed
for Europe today.
They expect to be gone about
two months. They will return to
Hollywood the first of the year,.