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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-06
Government of Curacao

The government of Curacao consists
OF the islands Of Curacao, Ar,1ba. and
several lesser members of the West
indies lying off the coast Of South
America, opposite Venezuela. Curacao.
notes a writer in the Chicago Tribune.
the principal island of the group, was
discovered by the Spaniards in 1887
but fell into the possession Of Meth
erland in 1884. Except for two brief
periods, 1913. and 1905 tn 1914, when
1t was In the possession Of Great Rri
tain, Curacao has been a colonial out.
post of Netherland.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-06
Lemons for Rheumatism
Bring Joyous Relief

Want to be rid Of rheumatism or neuritis
pain? Want to feel good, years younger and
enjoy life again? Well, just try this inexpensive
and effective lemon juice mixture. Get pack
age of the REV.PRESCRIPTION Dissolve it
at home in quart of water. add the juice of a
lemons. few cents day is all it costs. If
you're not free from pain and feeling better
within two weeks you can get your money
back. For sale, recommended and guaranteed
by all leading druggists. Any druggist will ~
the REV PRESCRIPTION II -
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-06

there Is growing broader public per.
ception that the people of this country
must make their own prosperity and
not wait for the Government at Wash.
ington to make it for them. In other
words. normal economic vigor and vi.
tally of the United States is slowly but
inevitably bringing return of natural
business recovery.
The Fundamental Cure
Like doctor. the administration can
help nature, But the fundamental heal.
ing processes will come from natural
eau ses and not from political rene.
dies. Despite the slackening of bust.
ness now apparent. despite expressions
of disappointment we hear from vari.
Gus quarters, nevertheless am conf.
dent that these fundamental healing
processes. if not spectacular, are none
the less surely at work
Gradually oqr business leaders are
showing greater confidence in the flu.
ture and are assuming more forward
looking position. firmly believe that
II we will make up our minds to replace
fear-psychology with confldence-psy.
chology the results will fully justify
such new attitude.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-06

stride, nevertheless.
| believe that it is
undoubtedly true
that the natural
economical oc-
esses which have al.
ways brought the
nation out of a
slump are now and
have been for some
t | m e steadily at
work laying t h e
t GUN d a lions for
more active a n d
n orm a | business
conditions.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-06
NATURAL FORCES AID
BUSINESS RECOVERY
BY r. S. HEIGHT
President A merican Bankers
Association

A THOUGH, as official studies of
"A business conditions show, business
Is still far from having struck its full
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1935-10-25

my dear, but to know that you are not
going g IN ). to be worried any more will mean
She ran to him with hands held out.
MY darling doctor! You angel! You
miracle! However did you manage
that?"
He fastened the bracelet on her
slender arm and took her hands. "I'd
love to tell you, but it's a secret. You
must be content to let it remain So"
She was weeping with Joy. Means
little in itself! If you only knew. These
Things mean something to eat and a
bed to sleep in and a roof over my
head. A little house in the country
somewhere at home. o, know you
thought I was rich. In a way, was.
But spent the money on Naemi to
get her started with the people to whom
she ought to belong. It cost a lot. But
I bought what I wanted. And kept
these few things for myself"
Then you're not wealthy widow,
Caroline Farley?"
by no means, my dear Doctor Mel
son."
He was not afraid how to put his
arms around her. You might even
consider living in a house on the edge
of wood as a country doctors wife?"
Caroline Farley stood on tiptoe and
put her arms around the doctors neck.
She was laughing with relief and sheer
happiness. Il was wondering when you
were going to get this out, you funny
darling. Thought I'd have to tell you
myself. There's nothing I'd like better
in the whole wide world"
Then I'll make it my last trip the
day you embark on the homeward run
from Bombay"
Next day the passengers stood in
Knots as the ship drew slowly in at Bal
lard Pier. The doctor stood with the
F'arleys and the Werners waiting to go
ashore. He thought that since Caro-
line had shed her anxiety she had
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1935-10-25
PAGE ELEVEN

grown as lovely as her daughter. In
deed he had always preferred her wist-
full charm to the dazzling brillance Of
the girl. But it seemed as If in q few
hours youth had bloomed anew.
Suddenly he saw her whiten and her
lips tremble. George Anderson was
approaching the group with the obvious
intention to speak. He was quite sober,
and for once impeccably groomed. You
could see he must have once been
handsome as he advanced with q per-
ceptible swagger in fresh white ducks.
He removed his toupee and addressed
Naemi. II wonder if a beautiful young
lady like you would shake hands for
good-by with an old tramp like me?"
He held out his hand, and with the
poise of her breeding she smiled politely
and took it. He said a little ruefully,
Il always wanted beautiful daughter,
but my luck was out. I never had one."
With an exaggerated bow to the COM
pany he turned away.
They heard the chains rattle as the
gangways went down. George Ander-
son was one of the first passengers to
diSembark. The doctor and Mrs Far
ley watched him go. He stood for q
moment looking to the right and left,
then made his way to the customs. He
did not look back.
THE END
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1935-10-25

OF course, but he was too drunk to know
tne difference. He saw my point"
Or. Nelson burst out laughing.
you're wonderful! But, of course, It
Wouldn't be possible. It would mean
complicity!"
Lady Werner was still smiling. ma
turally! And if the occasion ever arose,
II wouldn't even be useful. But An
uerson won't know whether would do
II, unless he takes great risk to find
Yes, you are right. I see-1 see. But
ley"
mo, doctor. admire her spirit and
1 Will destroy none of her illusions. I
wish this to be a secret between U.S."
She was so afraid for Naemi-"
Lady Werner shook her head. "I love
my son and approve of my daughter
n-law. I have had bitter experiences
In my life. It is consolation to me to
see them happy" She rose and handed
the doctor the bracelet, which he put
IN the pocket of his white uniform
jacket. my maid and I have been
packing all day. I am very tired
DR.. Nelson took the hand she held
out and pressed it firmly in mute as
Surance of his cooperation. He felt a
nttle dazed as he walked away from
Suite B de luxe along the shining white
passage.
AS he anticipated, Mrs. Farley was
IN her suite alone. The doctor took
the bracelet from his pocket with the
delight of a small boy producing an un-
expected rabbit from hat. II know
this in itself means very little to you,
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1935-10-25

Many more new AUTOMOBILES are seen
in Finland than in several years.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1935-10-25

Published by Special ARRANGEMENTS With The
Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate.
Incorporated
Copyright: 1885: By OLGA ROSMANTTH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Nevinne veznen.

V Hammond, Ind, ocisten z
obvinen1 loupeze, Edward Sin
gleton, 44lety, vystoupil svobo-
den skrze braun vezeni, kde
dlel pc ctyfi roxy nevinn6. Po-
licie a muz jenz myslil, re jej
oloupil, nynf pro neho hledaji
praci.
K jeho propusteni dosIo hla-
vne z toho dGvodu, re kapitan
Singer nebyl presvedcen, re
zatkl praveho muze, a nasled-
KEN toho pracoval ma onom
pr1padu loupeze i pc tie, kdyz
Singleton pocal svGj trest 10
let vazby. Nasledkem jeho wy
setrovan1, zdarilo sc mu vymo-
ci priznan1 Sc k onomu pfepa-
du Cd jineho muze. Johnson,
grocerista, a kapitan Singer
prohlasili, re ucin1 vsemozne
ably Singletonovi zivot nyn1 ne
jak zlepSili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12

"No, nae by jich mel. Chtel
stfpat pern1k." Veselost.)
Sebka byl vysetTovan ma n6ko-
lika cetnickych stanic1ch. Vsu-
de Sc donzal Ike kradez1m, ale
u soudu jich vetsinu popTel.
Byl pry k dormant donucen BIZ
tim. Nejv1ce bit1 pry dostal
ma cetnicke stanici V Blansku.
Pan predseda Sc cht6I informo-
vat blfze, jak to byl S tim bit1m
ale upustil Cd toho, kdyz statn1
zastupce DIR. Medek naznacil,
re by musel okamzit6 rozsffit
zalobu pro zlocin utrhani ma
cti. Vypravoval O vyslechu
zlod6j sebek: "To mne posa-
dill pan strazmistr a Fekl: mas
pill hodiny cas-. Jak sc nedo-
znas, toz 49," Pan sebek ma
chi rukou, coz znamenalo o.
brazn6, re pc te p6lhodince ne
co sl1zl. Byl pry bit jeste ma j.
nych stanic1ch.
"a Wy mystic, re YAM to bu-
deme veTit?"
Pohodil hlavou pan sebek:
GA vim, ia su zlodej, a to je
pan strazmistr." Nahodou stal
vedle jake svedek cetnfk.
PTedseda Sc usmal a pravil:
"To mate plnou pravdu. Wy
jste zlodej a tohle zde je pan
strazmistr."
Senat vymeTil Sebkovi dodat
kovy trest pill roku t6zk6ho
zalaTe a pTipustil donucovac1
pracovnu. Jakkoliv sebka "a
pfral spachane kradeze, trest
rychle pfijal, nebot patrne &C.
kal vice.
Gale tn robotarnu nevez-
mu," pravil pTi obchodu do ce-
ly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Tragicka smrt pod vozem
chleVSke mrvv.

Hrozna smrt pTekvapiIa 26
leteho celed1na Jaroslava Fry
ola zamestnaneho u rolnfka
Jos. Zapletal1ka We Stare Vsi u
Prerova. Frydl veil ma pole
dGru hnoje. Ia obcf Sc setkal
konsky potah S nakladnim au-
tenn, jehoz Sc kone polekali.
Levy kun uskocil stranou, strhl
i praveho a cely povoz Sc pre-
kotil do pT1kopu ma celed1na,
ktery byl mrvou dplne zasypan
Soferu podaTilo Sc Frydla Wy
prostiti z trosek povozu. Do
pravil no do Stare Vsi, odkud
bylo lined telefonovano pro
auto zachrann6 STANCE, lee We
skere oziyovacf pokusy byly jiz
marne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Vykutaleny.

Pred senatem rady dra Win
ira sedel vykutaleny zlodej, 80
lety Rudolf Sebka z Ostrova.
Kdyz 81 naposledy odpykal
Sebka "a rGzne kradeze osmi-
mes1cn1 za4ar, pustil Sc opet ma
znama m1sta a I'll z kradez1.
N~avstivil hostince, ovsem al pc
zav1rac1 iodine a odnesl vzdy
nejake potraviny a pen1ze. Pr
pachan1 techto kradez1 mel
sebka jednu specialitu: V kaz-
dem hostinci, do ktereho Sc
vloupal, vypil jedno cerne pivo
ma m1ste GNU. Kdykoliv schaze
10 ma vykradenem m1ste jedno
cerne pivo, rekli cetn1ci: byl to
Sebka. "Pocinek" ud6lal Sch
ka v zamecnicke dime E. Musi-
la v Jedovnic1ch, kde odcizil
nacin1, ktereho pouzfval pfi
lupicskych vypravach. Ovsem
Sc stf1davym zdarem. V tovar-
ne Frantiska Nezvala Jedov-
nici navrtal Sebka pokladnu,
ale ma vkladn1 kn1zky a cenne
pap1ry Sc nedostal, jezto Sc mu
zlomil hasak. 4. listopadu w
kradl Sebka hostinec We Vile
movic1ch, kde mu padl do ru-
kOu pOtravin "a SOC KC. PF1-
trz Sebkove Tadeni byla ucine-
ma v noel ma 2. prosince. V kri-
ticke noel uslysel hostinsky Be-
humil Skotak v Petrovic1ch ma
dvoTe nejaky sramot. Hostinec
byl jiz davno zavTen, tedy pf1-
hodna doba k cepovanf pro pa
ma Sebka. Hostinsky rychle Wy
skocil z postele, vyb6hl zadnfm
vchodem z hostince a vzbudil
tTi sousedy. "Mam v dome zlo
deje", sd6loval v~zrusene. Zlo-
DEF ma vesnici je nenaviden az
hrGza. PAM 81 wall flinty a
klacky a vzh1ru ma zlodeje.
Pekne obstoupili hostinec jake
ma kolovem kone, kruh zatahli
a nasli pana Sebka zavrtaneho
We slame v chleve. Cekali Cd
por zlodeje, ale pan sebka do
vedl bajecne zahrat chrapaj1-
cfho space. Kdyz byl pohla-
zen klackem, vyskocil, prot1ral
81 oci a zehral, re Sc chudobny
clovek nem6ze ami We staji wy
spat. PAM NELL cit v tele, ale
jak mohli veTit, kdyz pan Sch
ka byl pTikryt pytlem, ktery s
'pTinesl ma koTist a kdyz ma mi
ste, kde lezel byla nalezena
dive pacidla.
"Nacpak jste mel ia paci
dla?" taze Sc pTedseda. Par
Sebka neodpovedel. Proto par
pTfsedfc1 poznamenal humor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Prohlizeni hospod.

Pfedseda alkoholoveho de-
partmentu spolkove vlady E.
Yellowley oznamil, re asi SO
agentG, kterf byli vybrani z
nouzove listing v Chicago, in
spektuje taverny, kolektuje
vsechny dane a permity a ud1l1
hned pokuty, kdekoliv najde
neco prot zakonu a take je ma
mlste hned kolektuje. Kazdy
takovy agent ma 81 denn1ho
platu a jest provazen policis-
tOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Hrackv do hrobu.

We Whitesburg, KY, zadal
ably jeho oblfbene hracky byly
pochovany S MIN, Tom Justice,
4lety syn vdovy, zemTel ctyfi
hodiny pc te, kdy starsf bratr
jej nestastnou nahodou bodl
do hlavy vidlemi pri cisten1 sta
je. Jeden hrot vjel hochovi do
moZku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Pense z Obcanske valky S mill
onH dolarH mssicne.

Sedmdesat rokd pc skoncenf
Obcanske valky, zeme nase do
sud platf vydanf teto sumami
presahujfcfmi $5,OOO,O 900 me-
s1cne.
V lednu 1885 vladou ma pen
sfch rozdeleno bylo $1,372.782
mezi 1921 desud zij1c1mi We
terany z valky te a $3,9O6.O13
mezi 105.69O zavislymi ma W.
slouzilcich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
FrantiSek J. FiSer

a nynl klidn6 dTima vecny sen
ma Narodn1m hfbitove. Tento
den znova otv1ra mas zal a ra-
ny nas1ch srdc1. Stale ma Tebe
vzpom1name a hluboce feline
odchodu Tveho. Ac vzdaIen
isl cd mas, zGstavaS pTece jen
nas1m srdc1m bl1zkym, nebot V
mysl1ch nas1ch z1ti budes ma
veky.
K uctenf pamatky venuje:
KATERINA FIsER, manzelka
a JOSEF, syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Ukradli Sibenici.

V San Jose, Kalifornie, byla
objevena kradez sibenice ma
ktere v r.. 1875 zaplatil zivo-
tenn "a RUNE darebacke kous-
ky povestny lupic Tiburcio Vas
quez. Sibenice zmizela re skle-
pen1 soudn1 budovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
American " Berline souzen.

Richard Roiderer z Cleve-
landu, prvnf American jenz
Dude souzen nemeckym "sou-
dem lidu" pro spionstv1, byl
prevezen z Mnichova do we've
nj v Berllne. Je obvinen, re Sc
pokusil "zasobiti dive mocnosti
informacemi uvadej1clmi Ne
mecko do rozpak1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
1864 vfadeno do lesnich
kampHE.

Pfijfman1 1854 novych Gle
MI lesnfch kamp6 re 8. distrik-
tn, narfzeno bylo, ably 1. kvet-
mem plny pocet v praci byl.
Tfet1 distrikt zahrnuje v So
be staty: Maryland, Pennsyl-
vanie, Virginie a District of
Columbia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
zena paseracka.

V New Yorku N. Gagnon,
AZ leta stara, byla zatcena ma
zalobu, re je vGdkyn1 podloud-
Mkt narkotickych prostTedkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Ctyri obsti typhonu.

Ctyfi osoby usmrceny byly
mnoho osob poraneno a neko-
Xix set robin pripraveno O pT1-
stfes1, kdyz vichr = typhon =
v nedeli ma ostrove Sa-
mar, ma vychodn1ch Filip1nach
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Zeny vladnou mestem, " nemz
nenf zlocinu.

New Albany v Kansas ma
ma 200 obyvatel. Rfzeno jest
vyhradne zenami a jest presto
zlocinG, jak doznava mayorka,
Susie Murphy, nedavno "a ma
yorku zvolena. Nikdo nebude
ucinen nocnfm marsalem, po-
nevac no tam potTebi nen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Osudna srazka 3 automobile.

Dive osoby usmrceny byly a
sedm zraneno, kdyz tTi auto
modify srazily Sc v pondel1 u
Syracuse, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
Unosce studentky " blazinci.

V Laporte, Indiana, Russell
knickelbein, %, zlodej auta a
unosce Dorothy Emmonsove,
II, re South Bend, byl ma sve-
dectvl dvou psychiatrG poslan
soudcem do statn1ho 1stavu
~choromyslnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12

V Richmond, Va, 11leta Ger
noska, Virginia Morris, stala
sc matkou d1t6te.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12
mi

il opetne nadesel ten smut
ny den Is. dubna, nebot jest
tomu 20 rokG kdy z kruhu ma
seho byl odvolan mas milovany
manzel a otec.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
&enss Dum Snfbua.

Dos erfte offioiele Spiel Ser
~Seuri6-8 retpers~ gegen Den Stalia
g. 6. lit boriiber uno 5tpor nit Ell
mem Gnorelultat bon III. Mus Die
fen 8oblen ergibt iid BON ielbit, oaB
Der Spielberlnlf iebr einieitig gene
len fem muB. ,9en 8remers fpnr es
aber bnlpti16Ii6 oaran gelegen in
oieiem Spiel Den 8etpeis 5u erbrin=
gen, ooB es in @aibington einfadl
feline @egner fir iie gibt. 5erner
ioa oas obenorein nod cine General
probe getpeien fem fir oos am fom-
menoen Sonntag angeieBte 6reunO-
idaftsipiel gegen Die MarDlnno-
Stnte Champions: Stonetpaa Demo-
cratic g. 6. SIN |oripiel t%reffen
fi6 Die Slnioren oieies 9lubs nit
ben bieiigen Stnlienern. NnftoB 0es
8oripiels / l1br nadmittags. @s be-
oorf pobl foltm Der grp1bnung, OaB
oiele Disqualification fir ieoen
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

&oBlpn, 8irginia; 6rau Sumpbries,
215 6 StraBe. 9. g.; 6rou 8re6-
Ter, 1924 g StraBe, q. So; 6rolt
Sennige, 4106 2egation StraBe, 81.
50, uno Groli gngling, 1922 Sam
lin StraBe, q. 6.
Nunmebr baben oie Gingabenoe
mieoer ~beeonnen. 0ieielben fino auF
angemeinen @uni9 Der M1itgIieoer
bonn Montag auf Mittmo6obeno,
$50 ubr, berleet poroen. llniere
nere @aae befinoet Ii6 iebt 2O4O 9
StraBe, g. SO. (gonnecticut Mpenue
uno 9 StraBe).
Da fir 0ns i'm NoDember (Ebanfs-
giping GDe) itattfinoenoe Ron3ert
fleiBig geiibt tperoen muB, bitten mir
Die Mitglieoer reGt 3ablrei9 uno
piinftlid 81 eri6einen. Gbenfoas
ergebt an ale paiiipen Mitglieoer Die
ginlaoung 5ur 8eii1tigung unieres
neuen &eimes. Neue Mitglieoer fino
an ieoem @eiangsabenO ber5lidfi
miIlfommen. 6.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

6uB6aaanbGnger bon groBtem Snte-
reiie iein miro uno nod BEN 2eiitun=
gen Der @eurih=S pieler am lebten
Sonntage 81 urteilen, miro es an BEN
gemiinidten i%pannenoen Momenten
nid)t mangeln. Menn altb oie Soft
ung beltebt, iiegreih oas 6elo 81 per-
laiien, 10 miiiien mir ais fiible 8eo-
bad)ter i6on lebr optimiftil1 peran-
lagt oenfen, moaten mir oen bieiigen
Spielern ben eroBen @urf mirflid
3utrauen. W3it aaem @rnit uno Gin
ias lebter @nergie miro mobl ms
3eitg gegangen meroen uno NIT lie
berralHungen mlB man i'm Sport ia
INNER rehnen. Die 8reipers tper-
Sen iebr mnbribeinlib auf ibren linz
fen &erteioiger Der leBten Salon,
81. Nfit6ea, ber3idten miiiien. 9ieie
Holition lit bereits periuAsmeiie BON
S. Wc9ain beiebt, Ser n6hiten Conn
tag iein Mnre1t oarauf erfGmpfen
muB. Seer am lebten Sonntage ge-
nau 6eObn6tet bat, miro ~fe1tgeltellt
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
Snbilanmsfeie

Mm Mittipo6 slbeno feierten Serr
uno 6rau Soiepb @oeft in ibrem
idonen Seine in Eemple Seigbts,
I'M &reile ibrer 5omilie uno DieIer
g~elaoener 6reunoe, ibren 1O-i1brigen
Soh5eitstag. Gs berrihte cine ur-
gemiitli6e Stimmung, berDorgerufen
onr6 Die feudtfrobliAen QieOer,
pelde bon 6rat &oeft auf Der @ui-
tare begleitet, gelungen muroen. Bic
lie anoere mliifalii9e GENTLE MUIR
ben geboten. Sn ben unteren MGli-
men oeS Sauies betDirtete oas Che
paar Die @1ite ailfs reihlidite. 9lle
Mntueienoen miinihten Dem Yaare
nod niele Sabre gliidli1en 3ulm-
menleins. MnpeIel0 iparen @err
uno 5rau 9iener, SEER uno 6rau
MeiBner, Ser uno 6rau Shlahter.
&err uno 6raii Ha5osfa, Serr uno
6rau Demos, @err uno 6rau &ihter,
9err unO 5rau Sdweier. @err S.
Grebbiel, @err Eripp, 6rau Mohler,
6rau Qiia. 6rou 8oedIer, 5rau
8infler, 6raii Sdmiber, 5rauIein
Shmiot llno Oiele onoere.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
Sodseitssluden

Am Snmstngabeuo, ben Z. Sep
TENDER, muroen 6rdulein gli8abetb
.DitteS uno @err SEQ Saemamn
in Der fatbolil1en uNatipitD" STRIDE,
5000 Georgia ADernie, g. So, gum
Bun0e fiirs Qeben bereinigt.
Inter ben S0nen oes 2obengrin's
r8eooing Wfar6~ begab ii6 Der
9o65eitsoug 5u Dem l60n nit bren-
nenOen &er3en uno punoeri9onen
8lumen g~eidmiidten Mltar, poielblt
6ntber Sannon Die 3eremonie poa-
5og. Die 8raut trllg elm meiBeS
nSatin~ -&leio nit Gdleier nno lam
ger Shleppe iomie Elm 8llimenbor=
quet bon tpeiBen Stolen uno n2ilieS
Of the @alep4. @err Muguit Ner-
lamb mar 8rautfiibrer. Sr6rlein
6rieOa 9ittes, Samelter Der 8rout,
Del9e elm langeS roia &leio nit
paifenoem SUIT uno elm Bouquet BON
roia Stolen uno Delpbinium trlig,
mar @breniungfer. Die &erren Otto
Sblagel un6 emil Seller fungierten
ais ullibers".
Na6 Der Soh0eit mar elm @nt-
pfang i'm @arIe Der @rauteltern,
Germ uno Srau Mortin 9ittes,
gbilum &oao, SDottspiae, Mo., uno
paren Die nabeiten Befannten lino
Werpanoten, iopie 6reunoe oes Che
paares 5ablrei1 erihienen. 8e-
ltiirmt nit @eidenfen, @ratrlatio-
men uno frelloeItrablen0en @eli6tern
purOe oas iunge @bepoar begriiBt.
Gem auf ben meiBgeoedten, reidli6
nit Serbltblumen geihmiidten Ei-
i6en ierbierten ihmadbaften @iien
Duroe ale @bre angetan. Ser Sod-
3eitsfuAen muroe bon 81fer 81.
Seller meiiterbaft nod 0eitIAer Art
gebafen. Na1oem Die leiblihen
8e0iirfniiie befrieoigt maren ging
man our gemiitIiden l1nterbaltling
iiber. Gutter @eritenfaft mar i'm
lleberfluB porbonoen, mo 200 Ser
ionen iif oen feinidmedenoen Eriinf
ni9t entnebmen lieBen. 9ie Wluiif
fir oen Mbeno lieferten oie Serren
u. Mi1ael uno @. Dieftl. Dit Sqng
uno Rlane uno Iiebliden oeiitiden
@al3ern flogen Die Shinoen i'm Sou
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
3nrafsefebrt

MiB anita S6aoe, oeren
S1ipeiter uno ytidte, Mrs. uno NfiB
Muener, febrten geitern bon eli
mem adttD09entli6en Mufenbalt in
ibrem Seim 1929 &booe Sslano
aDenlte, 8. So, 5nriid. @ie aaiabr-
lid miro WeiB S1aoe am n11iten
9ien5tag, ben II. September-oem
@eblrtstag bon General Steuben-
oeIien 9enfmal i'm 2afaDette Yarf
i'm 0amen oes bon ibr 1901 gegriin-
oeten 9euti6en literarii1en 8ereins
einen &ran5 nieoerIegen.
Plus benz fernen @eiten uno
Alasfa lino SRI. 5reoa un0 GarIa
Sfersbaue Suriidgefebrt.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

Cumberland, $40. @ir iino leioer
ni9t in Der Gage einen BUS al mie-
ten uno weroen 0em0ufolge nit Hri-
patautos fabrel. Sails irgenD ie-
man Sntereiie baben ioate, iib Der
@ruppe an0ui6lieBen, bite telepbo-
nieren sic nit s. @agner, A0nms
2O70, 5Diiden 6-8 ubr abenbs.
Ndberes iiber Sreffpunft uno sb-
fabrts5eit miro in Der nd9iten 9lus-
gabe oes Sournals erf6einen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
u9amemdOr @aibinstun"

8Gbreno Der Monate Suli u1lo
auguit Dnren Die regeImdBigen &C.
longsltunoen au~sgefdlen. Trob0em
trafen iid Die Mitglieoer ieOen Mon-
tagabeno I'M Saiie zines ibrer @e-
iongsi6peftern 81 einem gemiitlihen
Beiiammeniein, uno oanfen mir bier
nit i'm Nnmen oes 8ereins ben fol-
genOen 0amen fir ibre liebenswiir-
oige @oitfreunOidaft: Grau &opf,
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

Oabin unO nod lnnge tperoen Die
9agepeienen an ben idonen Aben0
5uriidoenfen.
9os Sournal piinidt ben gliidli-
6er Neu0ermdbIten ales Cute auf
fbrem ferneren 2ebenstpege.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13

baben 0aB Die 3uiommenarbeit i'm
Stlrm our6 fur5es 3uipiel uno lin
eigenniiBigfeit ii6 meientli6 perbei-
iert bat. SIS miro ermartet, oaB,
rDenn Die 2duferreibe entgiiltig in
6orm fem miro, bic Mannf6aft in
ben fommenoen 2igaipielen ieoem
@egner einen ebenbiirtigen aompf
liefern fam Ser MaBitob 81 oieien
8ermutungen fann nibt better ge-
funoen meroen, ais in Dem Spiel ge-
gen Die Stonefpaus am Is. Septem-
Der, 3 llbr na1mittogs. Gotpeit ais
iebt ihon erlidtlib treten .Seuri1s~
in folgenoer Aufitellung an:
Washington Journal., 1935-09-13
Burton W1cHoin

90nnel @. Miaer @euens
9eratb 8Ian6e @unn Siemita &iibner
grfab 6. a0nnel, u. @iner. 9. SbeIton
8ie i6on friiber erp1bnt, begibt
ii1 p~oritebenoe Mannidoft am %.
os. Mlts. alif &eiien uno 8tpar mad
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26


Minute Meanderings: Lots
of tots that seem like kids
to me seem to have grown
up over night. Calvin Ed :
words brothers "fer' instance
And speaking Of Calvin
he is the fussiest of the fus
siest about his hair cuts +.
The only boys that can wear
those i've hats and lock
nice are Fred Butler and
Ford Smith, I don't like
them on Herbert Tucker
What cop was it who went
to sleep at o bridge game
and every one sllpped off
and left him The guy
who positiveiy cannot hold Q
poker-faee" at cards is
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
Around And About
By Floyd L. Easter

Continued from page 4
undance are waiting in mo
dern engines bat they await
the command of q driver
and if that driver does not
direct it properlys the re-
suit is ghastly,