davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
s%6pimmbaiin am @aibinstun
NOnnment iOa OerIdpinOem.

8eim u@albington Monument" ,
I'M Screen Der Staot, lit ieit pielen
Sabren eiu beliebter ItGotiIher
S6mimm6aiin. Ser IoQ lett BEL Sen
pielen Menoerllngen, 0ie man i'm Dor
tigen 8arf pornimmt. entfernt mer-
ben. Ger 3aun runo berllm liebt
ard ni6t git aus. Nber man bat
in 8aibington Diel 5u penige offent=
lide ShDimmbaiins. 9esbol6 pro-
teitieren piele einfluBreide 2eute ge-
gen Die @%ntfernung; 0arunter limo
aub Wfitglieoer 0eS &ongrelies uno
Der &egierung. Gs proteItiert olth
Der Director Der 0Ban Mmerican
Union, Or. SEQ 9. &otue, ser brett
Dem S6mimmbaiin gegeniiber feline
Bitro5immer bat. 0as Balm lit
obenoreit oas ein5ige, mo man ni6ts
81 5oblen bat. Or. &ope baoet BORT
Of morgens 8uiIden 6 un0 Z l1br.
Ali6 Senator @iQiam s.. &inq,
lltob. mGdtiger Craftsman, lit oft
BORT 81 finoen, iuenn Die Gage beiB
limb. Die arbeiter poren ibon 6a-
BET allies nieoer3ureiBen, ais bon
Der 8arfbeboroe Der 8efebl ouriidge-
non1men muroe, pelder bon Ser
GtaOtperpoltllng idon g~utgebeiBen
moroen mar. Gauienoe bon &inoern
uno Grmadienen baben BORT am
@oibington Monument i6pimmen
gelernt ooer iid obgefiiblt. 0as ga-
fin beltebt idon 300 Sabre. N[ber
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iogt, oaB
bort niht alleS gar5 IanitGr lit.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
Spiumt-s rasDbie.

SIN oornebmen @eIten bon So
riS bat it6 fiir3lid cine Srogooie
5ugetragen, Oeren eigentlider ur-
beber oas Spiumgift mar. 0ie
6rau zines fron8Oiii9en aolonial-
offi3iers, Maoome Debaur, beIuAte
BORT ibre 6reun0in Mooome 9e-
lau3un, wel6e iie Dor Sabren in
Gron5oiii6 SnOo-Gbina fennense-
lernt bate. Sbpobl 0fooome 0e.
6our iebr ber5li9 empfangen muir
De, beidulOigte iie oe1 nad einen
fur3en @eipr66 Die Sreunoin, oaB
audi lie, tpie ale Meni9en, nel1e
ie femme, ugegen iie n6re," uno iie
5og einen &ebolper, Inn Die 6reun-
Din nieoer0uidieBen. @ooame 9e.
lau5un flob entlebt in Oos 3im-
mer ibres @atten, Dem es nad ge-
fdbrlif)em Sample selang, Dem er.
regten @ait Die @affe ab5unebmen
ga iie iih oerfplet mabnte, fliibtetc
iie iid big gum oberlten Stodwerf
Oes Sauies, uno als ibre 6rennoe
iie iudten, fanOen iie bic ungliidli-
DIE 6rau in elmer 0aditlibe er.
bGngt auf.
gor @eridt, mo Der Sergaiig ocs
Dramas gefldrt weroen ioate, be.
ri6tete Oie als 8eugin borgeIaoene
greiie Mutter Ser Gotten: .Meine
To6ter folgte ibrem @atten in sic
&olonien, un0 beioe getpobnten iih
10 iebr an ben GeuuB BON 0pillm
Dab i6 oarauf beitano, bob lie nod
6ranfreid 6uriidfebre, Inn bier Sei.
lung gu finoen. Aber bis es mir
gelong, iie our &iidfebr gu betpesen
mar es idon gu ip6t. 9as fiir9-
terlide @ift bate ibren @eiit Der.
mirrt, uno LIBERAL gloubte iie iid
berfolet, bis nun oieies trogiI6e
@ei6ebnis ibr enOlid &ube per
idaffte."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
2ette @Oritelnng Oes &inOert6eaters
am Samstag.

uNaanoin ans bis m%unoerful
Camp lit Ser Gitel ser @oriteaung,
melhe am Samstag gormittog i'm
National Ebeater nufgefiibrt miro.
90 groB mar sic Nodfroge nod bic
len @intrittsfarten oaB man Elm
ipe8ieaes Siterfeitfomitee, inter ser
6iibrnng bon 6rou &ooiebelt organi-
iiert bat I'M aud ben minoer be-
mittelten @aiienfinDern oen 8eiu6
Der 8oritequng 5t ermogli6en.
9luBer 5rou &ooiepelt geboren 81
ben @0nnern oieier Siterporiteaumg
6rau Saft Senator Gapper, 6rau
Sdes, 5rou 2aSoqette, 6rau Seu-
rid 6rau &biaips uno oiele onoere
DISQUALIFICATION. @intrittsforten iin0
erboltli6 i'm 8iiro Der @omen's Sn=
ternational 2eogue, Dem 8eranitolter
Der &inoert6eater g rfiibrungen, 532.
lite StroBe, q. So, i'm Sectional
Sbeater nno bel ben @genturen.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
gOn idueren eeiSen ssbeilt.

Ser Sobn 9urouef ans 9ort SO
6inlon Ont, idreibt: .GS bereitet
mir 8ergpiigen, Sbnen mit3uteiIen,
Dab i6 mid iebr mobl fiible lqitoem
ih 5orni's 4lpenfr6uter gebraud]t
babe. SD batte feinen 9(ppetit uno
lit oft an Magenfrdmpfen, bGufig
bate iA S6minoelanf1ae uno Sic
Der. 9a id mir menig ellen fonnte,
muroe ih idlieBlid 10 I1ipad), oaB
id feline IdDere Arbeit berri6ten
fonnte; bod ieBt fiibIe i6 mid gall8
anoers.4 Die our6 ben @ebraud)
oieier por5iigliden &r1utermeoi5in
er5ielten bpmerfensmerten Grfolqe ba-
ben ibre uriade in ibrer @irfung
auf ben 8eroauangs- uno MusIdei-
oungspro5eB; iie ltdrft oie Magen-
tdtiefeit, foroert Die Ieroalluna, re-
guliert ben S~tnbIgang uno permebrt
ben SarnflnB. Mlpenfr1uter miro
MIR ourb 2ofalogenten p~erfauft;
falls feiner in Der Nabbarlhoft lit,
menoe man li6 an Or. Heter 6abr-
nep & Cons SO, 2501 @aibinaton
glpo., Chicago, 50.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
SllfO6Ol-NlihitanOe in @aibingtOn.

SSn 9ingen oes AlfobolgroBban-
bells uno Der @irti6often in @oib-
in9ton meroen bielerieits 4enoerult-
gen eritrebt. 9ie @roBb1n0ler min
iden Die &onfurren5 BON allBen BON
Baltimore, 8bilaoelpbia uno anOe-
rem Sta0ten unO Stooter, aus Dem
9iitsift fern 8lt balten. 9ie Gin
beimiiden be3oblen etipa $4,000 idbr-
lid i'm 9iitrift an @rloubnisgebiib-
rem oie a%usndrtigen ober ni6ts.
8abreno Die lebteren ibren Stoff in
Sen 9iltrift bon auben einfiibren
oiirfen, 0iirfen oie @aibingtoner
9rouer uno Mlfobolberlteaer ibre
8are nidt in Die onoeren gnailen"
Stoaten bringen. Cine tpeitere Ge-
form miro ourb Sen @eieBentmurf
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9irfien
Oorgei6Iagen. 8is iebt miiiien in
ben @irti6aften Oie @etr1nfe einge-
idenft ODER gemii9t peroer, iooaB
Die @d1te ni6ts oabon eben.
@er mag auf oieie perriidte Soee
gefommen fem? Wtan iiebt in Der
Mirti6aft oft einen fleinen 8retter=
perl6lag, binter tpel6em Der @irt
ODER @ebilfe perfHminoet, nm bier
oilf gebeimnisoole @eiie 3u bantie=
rem, Inn Damn plobli6 NIT Dem @e-
niinidten 81 eri0einen. &einer fam
feItiteqen mas 0a beimli6 binter
Dem gorbang- gei6eben lit, Oh man
Dirfli6 oas @ebr1it erBdlt, oas man
6eiteat bat. Bieaei6t miro aa oas
llebrigge6lie6ene mie0er 5uiammen-
gegoiien uno Dem nelten @aIte Dor=
geieBt. 8ieaei1t gieBt man aaer-
banjo gefarbte, biaige alfoboliide
6liiiigfeiten our9einanoer uno bic.
tet es als cine beItimmte Marfe an.
Satid6li6 geidab 0as borige @ode
bel einem nerbafteten &eitourantbe-
iiber Sugb Wc@enrD, Yenniplpania
Ipenue, bierielbit. 9as 9irflen'i6e.
@eleb iiebt Dor, Dab beimli6er glis-
lhailf in ben @irtidaften neridmin=
bet, oaB Die @dite ieben fonnen, mas
gei6iebt. SIS ioa Taulenoe bon 6la-
iden nit glfobol gebens melde oie
Gillette tragen, 5la-
l6en in melhen biQiger ooer unper=
itelterter 9Ilfobol li1 6efinoet. 9ie
Staot ioa Sauienoe in Dollars an
Steuergelo oerlieren. @s eibt in Der
Staot 1900 Stellen mo Mlfobol per-
fauft miro. Die 8eborOe bat gar
nidt Snipeftoren genag, neil nidt
@elo genug, Inn ben Mlfobolbanoel
3u fontroaieren. Die @erb1ltniile in
@oibington lino alio ioeal fir nnter-
bringing idledten ODER iaegaFen sl-
fobols. gngrosgei1Gfte perfaufen
aud an iiioliAe Staoter, Die otro-
den4 iino. Der GongreB miro nun
Dieleibt nod, ebe er i'm CONNER in
Die 6erien gebt, fir @elebe iorgen,
Die init ben uebelitGnoen in @oibing-
ton aufraumen.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
p0amendOr @uibinstunD

Ole Gorbereitunqcn 3l unicrcm
Jriiblingsfon3ert linO in poaem
@onge. Die Mitgliqoer, AS Gomen,
eri6einen regelmdBig 3u Sen 8roben
nno folgen nit gutter Nufmerfiamfeit
ibrem 9irigenten @errn @for @uno-
la6. NIs SoliItin lit sic in oeltihen
&reiien gut befannte Game Srolt 81.
Soeft getponnen noroen. 6erner
miro uns Der MGnnergeIonqperein
nit Dem Bortrage Ginger neuer Sic
Der erfreuen.
Nm lebten Nfontag botte ser Gbor
elllen lleberral 6llngsbeiudl es tparen
5irfa 20 9amen pom 9amendor aus
Baltimore anpeieno. llniere 8rGii-
oentin, l-.Morion @nglinq, Illo
oieielben nod SdluB ser lle6ungS=
ItlrlOe 81 einem fleinen aaffeefran8=
den ein. @s ging Der fpie in ltrqroB
mltter3eiten.
0as 8ano Der 6reunOi6oft 5mi-
iden ben bieiigen uno galtimorer
SGngerfreiien miro INNER enger Der
fniipft. 0ieies bohen mir IN eriter
2inie nnierem gemeini9oftliden 0i-
rigenten 0far @unolu6 3u peroon-
fen.
8on beute ob iino Die aorten fir
Dos &on3ert (55 Gents, eini6lieBlid)
Steller) BEL nnieren MitglieOern err
baltli1. 6. 81.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
GOncDrOia Stride
29te nno IS @traBe. g. 8.
Gbas. @noers, Taitor

Slm &arfreitag miro oormittags
Inn 10 ltbr oeutlher @~ottesoienIt nit
anI1lieBenoer 6eier oes beiltgen
9[~benomabls gebalten meroen. 9ies
miro Die ein8ige oehti6e abeno=
mablsfeier iein. 9as Spfer in
oieIem @ottesoienit miro gum 8eIten
ser SDriI6en @oiienbeimat in Seru=
Ialem gegeben meroen. 1ies lit Die
bon Serrn 8oitor S6neller gegriin-
oete Seimat, Die INNER nod unter
oeltti6er 2eitung Itebt. Sci Der ge-
g~enpGrtigen SApierigfeit Inter
Itiibung fiir Oieie NnItalt aus 0eutId=
Lamb 5i befommen, lit es umIo MIDI
tiger, ooB oie 6reunoe 9eutldlon0S
i'm 9lllslano Dies @erf frdftig unter-
fifteen.
Nm abeno oes aorfreitags, Inn
8 llbr, miro Ser @eiangs1or Der
Goncoroia Stride Stainers uSbe
Gru%cifirion~ iingen.
,Siterionntag biloet oen Sobepunft
oieier 5elt5eit. I'm 9.45 l1br NOR
gems miro Elm 5eitipiel bon Der
SonntagSiArle i'm @eieai6aftsiaal
gegeben meroen. Ser Sieg oes @uf-
eritanOenen iiber Die Ma6t oes So
oes pirO 0argeitelt meroen.
SIN oeuti1en 8ottes0ienit Inn 10
llbr miro ser 8apiion MGnner6or
iingen. @r miro folgenoe @eIGnge
nortragen: oas @regorianii6e bier
fdltige SaleIuiab; uSSeiits GbriituS
lit er%itanoen" bon Bad; aSaaeluiob
Chorus BON uGbriitus am Del
berge~ bon 9eetboben; unO sd geb
All oeinem @rabe" bon Yalmgren.
Ser Gpncoroin @eiangsbor miro
i'm englii6en @ottesoienit Inn Ills.
ltbr folgenoe Stiide iingen: Come
let MS moribip ono foa oppn" BON
@ret6oninop; n@alter Spmn from
,Gapaleria'~ BON Mascagni. Srau
Scnrietto 5lpnn miro nSolanna1
bon @ranier lingen. Gas beilige'
s(benomobl miro i'm anl6llB an
Sen engliihen @ottesoienit gefeiert
meroen. Die englii6e &onfirmanoen-
flaiie miro bel oieler @elegenbeit gum
'eriten Mol oas beilige Mbenomabl
nebmen. Sic oeutlhen &onfirman-
Den geben am &~arfreitag gum @ben0-
mabl.
Serr @oitor gnoers miro in alien
@ottesoienlten preoigen.
Gle iGbrlihe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lung fin0et am Mittmodabeno, ben
"a. glpril nm acbt lbr itatt. Sn
oieier @eriammlnng wer0en Die
Sabresberi6te Der 8eamten uno Der
berldieoenen 8ereinigungen Ser @e-
meinoe perleien meroen. Sec6s Mit=
glieoer 6es &irdenrats uno Elm 9e-
legat sur idbrlihen 9iitriftfonferen5
miilicn geuGblt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19

1886 be5ogen peroen fonnen. @s
miro 10 gebaut. Dab es 81 ieOer 3eit
p%ergroBert meroen fam uno ipGter
pieaeidt einmal Ben gon3en &1uier-
blod einnimmt Gin Saal, elm Ga
feteria". &dilme fir ben ~acocin~-
&llb. mo 8iiro5immer fir 400 Mn-
geItente, orei 6abritiible. ieds Stod-
fuerfe. breite Treppenoifeange, iino
norgeieben. Die NuBenndnoe mer-
ben ans Wtarmor iein, nit S6ulen
mo ihonen Gingdngen. Der @au
ioa cine Miaion Dollar foften.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
Nenes idOnes 8eidGftssebGmSe in
Maihinafpn nenIant.

I'm Der @de Der ngfeip SerieD"-
Apenie unb Der p2ouiiiana -@benue,
Noronelt. gegeniiber Dem Ropitol,
beabiidtigt oie nMcacia~ -2ebensper-
iiberungsgeieaidoft Elm neres berr-
lides, Ser Sauptitaot piiroiges, 9ii-
ro- uno @eih6ftsgebduoe 5a errid=
ten. @s miro Ben Hegierungsgebdn-
Den nid)t un1bnlid iein in Der Nr6i-
teftur. Gs ioa udd)ites Sobr i'm
CONNER fertig iein uno am I. SuIi
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
unter SpiritiIt e II

unter SpiritiIt en-
oS0ren sic Die &lopf5eiden? @ie
i6 Sbnen iagte: Der @eift Sbrer
peritorbenen Srau meloet iih Inn
punt IL ubr".
nl1nmoglid, Oenn meme 6roll lit
inlmer nm cine Stunoe gu ipdt &C.
fommen."
8egreifIia If. a8arum Bit
gu 0enn auf oeinen Mann b0ie?"
Or bat mir cine 9nrte gu einem
8ortrag %beiorgt."
n0os lit Ood fein @runO gun.
beleioist iein?"
nSa, ober oas Ebema oes Dor
TRACES lautet: ~@enn mir Graneu
oltern".
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19

Sim aarfreitag lit UNI s ubr NOR
gems @ottesoienit, nm 3 llbr nod
mittogs &reu3peg uno i'm 7.30 ubr
abenos &oienfran8 uno 8reoigt.
9tod ieocm @otteSOienit lit Ser
ebrilng ocs mabren Greu5es.
Nm Somstag, morgells $50 llbr,
1T @ottesoienit mo So6amt.
9(m Acknowledgements lit Inn
$50 ll6r Elm feierlihes So6amt.
Stiae @leiicn iino Inn Z, s, 8. 1890
un0 11.3O nhr.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19

(GboOe SslanO %9lpenue) uro in Sci
len Der Staot, mo- mr. gang fleine
3meigbibliotbefeu lino, an Der Son
butt Nooo" ltim. 3mei bis oreibun-
bert tauieno Dollar niiroeu fir oieie
3Defe geniigen.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
! Ans ben 8tr5enkrriren
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ct. Mariemfirdle

Ste StraBe. 81. SO. 8ipiiden s. nuO $
Charles Srintaus, Sfarrer
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19

ali Der 2onefeaom StraBe, Nr. 1901,
@oroweit. Gs miro 100000 foften
aber MIR orei Stoflperfe bod iein,
audi nur 80 apartments eutbalten,
fait ollie beitebeno alls 2 8immern
uno Slide. Ser @r6iteft beiBt
@eorg G.. Santmpers.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
S5ene aus pen 5dmonf
00ie Gbefram @iScr @iacn0


o.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-19
Me6r DISQUALIFICATION in @aibins
ton geplant.

slus @eloern Ser Arbeitsbei6af=
nungs6eb0r0c Ser &egierung (morf
relief; public norris mer0en in 8aib-
lneton manhe 8erbeiierungen bel
StraBen- uno 8riidenbanterl. S1u-
len, Yarfen etc. ~.eetroffen. gs miro
MN pom &llratorium Der bieiigen
0effentlihen 8ibliotbef porgeihla-
gen, oaB in peridieoenen Eeilen Der
Staot DISQUALIFICATION gebaut per-
ben, nGmlid ga, mo nod feline be-
gum 8eiipiel i'm Staotteil
Yetmortb, @de &anias NDenue uno
ltpibur StraBe. no 1870 Eauieno
Meniden tpobnen uno feline 8iblio-
tbef baben. ferner i'm Siiomeiten uno
Norooiten an Der 9iitriftgren5e
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

Tots all-WooI sweat
ers of very finest quail
ity. Plain and novelty
weaveS. Sizes from 2
to 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
3-Pc. Raincape Sc

3-Piece Kindergarten size rain cape sets.
The set consists of cap, cape and bag
Novelty trim Red, blue and green col
ors. Anniversary Sale Priced.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

Safety First Tires for that 18th
of July trip Roadgripper Tires
at little more than the Natl Adv.
LIST Line List Price of One Tire at
all Gamble Stores. Two S0x3, S1.32
Two 4.75-19, $3.50. Get a set and
save double.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04
Reid o'Gara spent Tuesday ir

Reid O'Gara spent Tuesday in
Minneapolis on business.
Monday Mrs. NJ. v. Weeks went
to Minneapolis where she spent the
day transacting business.
Mrs. Jennie Rice returned Sat-
urday from Fergus Falls where
she had visited for a week or more
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Gray re-
turned Wednesday to their home in
Garrison after a weeks visit here
with relatives.
On Sunday Mrs. Edna Suckow
and Mrs. Herman Suckow, of Alex
andria, were guests of Mrs. George
Cummings during the day.
Peter Michels, Jr., returned Sum
day from a weeks visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Michels, in Pelican Rapids.
Mrs. Roy Truax and children, of
Jamestown, North Dakota, are
visiting for an indefinite period
with relatives and friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul V. Forsberg,
of Rochester, visited today, the
Fourth of July, at the home of the
gentleman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Forsberg.
Mrs. Irene Crandall was operat-
ed on Thursday for appendicitis at
the local hospital. Her condition,
critical for a time, is reported as
improving very well.
Thursday morning an eight and
three-quarter pound boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson at
the local hospital. Both mother
and baby are doing nicely.
A daughter weighing eight
pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gaspard on last Sunday
morning. Mrs. Gaspard and the
baby are improving rapidly.
Mrs. Monte T. Ellis and daugh-
ter, Barbara Jean, of Alliance
Nebraska. arrived Thursday to
visit at the home of the lady's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Forsberg,
for a few weeks.
Paul Markson, who is an Off
Ger in the CCC Camp near Sand
stone, arrived last evening, Wed
nesday, for a visit over the Fourth
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Markson. Bunny Markson, Of Min
neapolis, will also spend the
Fourth here.
Mrs. Oral Wruck, who is employ
ed in Minneapolis, is visiting for
a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Wruck and family.
Mrs. w. A. Wruck and family
motored to Glenwood Tuesday af-
ternoon where they visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lacey.
Stewart Whitehead, Ed Steffes
and David Caughrsn left Sunday
for the Northern part of the State
where they will remain until the
middle of September. They are
building a cabin in the woods
about thirteen miles out Of Ely.
They will be joined about the mid
die of the month by Jim Schnur,
of Chicago, who will help in the
construction Of the cabin.
Friday evening about 900
o'clock Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Jr.
was injured sligtly when she was
flung to the pavement as she col
lided with a car driven by Miss
Dorathea Fischer. Mrs. Hamilton
was on foot and crossing Main
Street from east to west she ran
into the left rear fender Of the
car which was going south. Flung
to the pavement, she was rendered
unconscious and sustained only
minor bruises and scratches. Her
glasses were thrown from her and
broken on the pavement. Mrs.
Hamilton regained consciousness
upon arriving home, and was able
to be up on Sunday. She returned
to her work in the Merchants Ma
tional Bank on Tuesday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend to all neigh
bors and friends our sincere graf
itude for the many acts Of kind
ness shown us during the illness
and following the death Of our be-
loved son and grandson, Pat Con-
eley. We also wish to extend thanks
for the many beautiful floral Of
ferings.
Mrs. VIM. Coneley and family.
w. L. Smith. Adv. pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

Intense cold is not destructive to
germs, says DR.. Poulter, Of the
Byrd expedition. Microbes flour
ished in the snow near the Little
America camp.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

Mrs. G. III. HolcOmb and Mrs. L.
j. Dolson will give a benefit tea
for Our Lady of the Angels Church
from 400 to 600 Wednesday, July
10, at the formers home. Charge
Is cents.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

u. S. Government uses Pharis
Tires-You get them at Gamble
Stores. Two Roadgrippers for lit
tie more than the Natl Adv. List
Price of One First Line Tires. $7.32
and up for two.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

We WIN not knowingly be under
sold, quality for quality. You check
our prices. Free inner tubes with
Crest Tires.-Gambles.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will be entertained on Thursday,
July 18th. The hostesses will be:
Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. c.
Fischer, Mrs. j. T. Schumacher.
All are welcome.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

PURE MANILA HAY ROPE.
70 IN, AT 3c-31s c4hc and
SIC A FT.-HuLERUD HARD
WARE,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. - HILLERUD
HARDWARE.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04
All CLUB SOCIAL

Members of the Unity Hustlers
All club will sponsor an Ice cream
social and baseball game Sunday
afternoon, July 7th, at the William
Gritzmacher farm. Everyone Is
welcome.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

PURE MANILA HAY ROPE,
"a IN, AT 3c-31s c4hc and
SIC A FT.-HLLERUD HARD
WARE.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04
LOST AND FOUND

head young cattle
came to my place early Monday.
Owner may have same by identi-
flying cattle, paying damages.
cost of feed and advertising. j.
F.. Rische, Sank Centre.-pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

DANCES at Genes Big Barn-On
sunday, July Z; Earl Hunt ana
Orchestra will play. Red Rayer
and his 8 piece Kit Kat Klub
Orchestra plays Wed. July 10.
Adm. 40c25c. Chips good in
trade will be given each Wed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

DANCE-Round Prairie Pavilion
Ken and His Kampus Kings,
Thursday July 4th, The Boys
like it.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-07-04

Miss Ethel Winslow was a visit
or in st. Cloud from last Wednes-
day to Saturday with friends.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Hitler's Haunting of U-Boats
Seems Foolhardy to Americans

the Shreveport Ga) Journal. "have
it in their power to prevent return
Of the U-boats to German waters,
and if they are wise they will proceed
now to use whatever force may be
necessary to halt their construction.
This will be a much easier task than
that of ridding the seas Of them after
they have once more started upon a
course Of ruthless destruction"
"The public sees how futile was all
the disarmament discussion" says the
Flint (Mich.) Daily Journal, while
the Cincinnati Times-Star points to
the result: "In its political conse-
quences, the policy is likely to prove
a first-class blunder. Nothing Hit
Ter could have done would be better
calculated to stifle pacif1st sentiment
in Great Britain and urge her gov
ernment into frank cooperation with
France. Russia and Italy"
Since the World War;" suggests
the Buffalo Evening News. mo doubt
new and even more effective means
Of fighting the submarine have been
warked out in the worlds sdm;ralties,
SO it is unlikely that IN the next war
the submarine will play the great
role it played in the last. All the
more reason, therefore, why the NaA
regime should have held of its deci-
sion to construct submarines. For
the only practical effect Of that move
will be to add one more nation TO the
now formidable list Of its enemies"
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Looking Forward.

Rexford G. Tugwell, who is still
rated as member of the brain trust,
has dropped into prophecy. Address
ing dinner meeting Wednesday night
at Albany in celebration of the fiftieth
anniversary Of the beginning Of con-
servation in New York State, he
urged the carrying on OF the present
program Of economic and agricultural
rehabilitation, failing which he fears
the face Of the country will be
changed, greatly for the worse. To
illustrate his fears he read a passage
from the supposititous writings of an
imaginary English explorer and arche-
ologist penetrating the wilderness of
America three hundred years hence.
This passage doubtless sent shivers
down the spines Of DR.. Tugwell's
hearers:
This week we have crossed the
Mississippi River and have journeyed in
our high-wheel motors deep into the
great desert. Our dust-masks have
been useful, for without them we
should be unable to travel for more
than an hour or two after dawn. The
Mississippi is nearly dry, so that our
pontoons suficed for the crossing. Our
records show that at the junction of
this with another great river, the
Missouri, there was once q consider
able city and that this was country
devoted to the cultivation of grain.
There are now only moving pieces of
dust for hundreds of miles. OF the
city little remains except some skele-
tons of twisted steel. It is not recon-
mended that excavations be carried
out at this point, since everything of
historical value was moved to the
eastward as the desert encroached.
The cause Of these desert conditions
is different from that which ruined
the civilization to the East. Here 1t
was thu exposure Of the plains to ths
Evening star., 1935-05-16

wind. There it was the destruction of
trees and the washing away of hills
by the characteristic torrentiAl rains
Of Summer. We have seen no living
thing since leaving the Tennessee
Valley.
Further chapters of this impressive
pre-archeological research report are
in order. Doubtless the unnamed and
as yet unborn explorer will have some
thing to say about what became of the
125 900 900 people who inhabited this
desert land three centuries before his
arrival and what was the state of
other lands and other nations blessed
with clearer vision of their vital needs.