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Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
UNCLE WIGGILY'S AMATEUR
HOUR

Cne day in Woodland, where
Uncle Wiggily lived, it rained so
hard that the Lady Mouse teach
er in the Hollow Tree School told
the animal children they might go
home early. So the bunny rabbits,
the puppy dogs, the pussycats and
the squirrels hurried out, glad there
were to be no more lessons.
We can have some fun home, -
barked Jackie Bow Wow, whose tail
the rain had uncurled.
Well, we can't have any fun out
in the rain, that's sure bleated
Billie Wagtail, the goat, as he tip
ped up his left ear to let the water
run out of it.
We like the rain!" quacked Lulu,
Alice and jimmie WibbleWObble, as
they Waded through the mud pud-
oles.
NO Wonder-you're ducks!' new
ed Kittie Kat. And I don't suppose
you mind the rain, do you?" she
asked Bully and Bawly No Tail.
We love it" croaked the two frog
/ hoys as they splished and splashed
amid the drops. Then Baby Bunty
said
why don't you all come over 70
our bungalow? I'm sure Unkie Wig
will be glad to see you. And since
We can't play out in the rain Unkie
Wig will make some fun for US in
i the bungalow"
Uncle Wig at Hme
That will be SWELL" barked Petite
Bow Wow. Come on, girls and fel-
, lows" So they all hurried to Uncle
! Wiggily's bungalow through the
rain. It was raining 50 hard the old
, rabbit gentleman hadn't gone out
! to lock for an adventure and he was
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Ihe audience clopped

Wen see which one of you can put
on the best radio act NOW while I'm
getting the microphone ready, de-
eide among yourselves who are 20
do some amateur turns
BY hanging a bedspread across the
living room, shutting off one end,
Mr.. Longears made a studio. For
a microphone ne took a large funnel
and stuck it through a hole in the
bedspread. The big part of the fun
uel was toward the audience and
the small part, for the amateurs to
speak or sing into was in the studio.
Jackie Bow Wow First
All ready now! Our amateur ra-
dio hour begins!" cried Uncle Wig
gily when some of the children had
gone behind the bedspread into the
studio. THE first application is
that of Jackie Bow Wow. What are
YOU going to sing, Jackie?"
I'm going to give an imitation OF
Kittie Kat mewing!" barked the
puppy dog. Then, standing close to
The little end OF the funnel, Jackie
initiated Kittie so we'll that her
brothers thought she was really in
the studio. Next Jackie initiated
the bleating of Billie the goat. He
cid almost as we'll as Billie himself.
The audience clapped. Then Uncle
Wiggily said the next application
was that of Bully No Tail the frog
who was going to sing as a bass
solo Down in a Hollow Tree"
But before Bully could start, all of
a sudden a gong rang.
"Hey, you didn't give me a
chance!' croaked the frog. And
Uncle Wiggily said he hadn't rung
the gong. Again it rang. Who was
doing it?
All, that is what we must find out.
And you shall hear about it in the
reXt story, which will be about
Uncle Wiggilys tryout. That is If
the feather duster will tickle the
cabbage under the chin.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
President-Fathe
Expected To unish
Sons Recklessness

BOSTON. Oct 10 UP.-Haryard
Of the Roosevelt brothers,
sons Of the President. anticipated
stern parental aduoHi.iona for their
friends today.
John Roosevelt. 10. who with his
brother. Franklin, Jra q, comprise
the fast drivers Of the Roosevelt
clan, crashed ni5 automobile through
a safety gate last night into the
path Of q train. HIS brother James,
%. was a passenger. The car was
sideswiped and wrecked. Witnesses
said it approached a miracle that
they were not killed or seriously
injured.
Soon after John and James step
ped out Of the coupe, Franklin, Jr.,
dispatched an account Of the &C
cident to the President aboard the
cruiser Houston in the Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

also visited a section of the c. l. +.
League football coaches and Of
ficials have been meeting with
Coach w. S. Taylor at the hign
school for the purpose of familiar
lzing themselves with all rulings FOL
lowed in league games.
Tonight the members Of the c. u.
X. S. faculty will gather for the an
nual faculty desert picnic. IhlS
party, the first of The faculty par
ties of the year, is held for the ex-
press purpose Of initiating the new
members of the group. This year
those initiated will be Miss Ruth
Bormose, Miss Florence Linblom,
and w. r. Focht.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
PLANS LAID F 0 r
STATE HIGHWAY
WORK ON GRADES

SACRAMENTO, oct. 10. WP)-A
plan looking toward early construc-
ton of projects included in the
S7,5O0,00O federal emergency grade
separation program i'll California
was announced today by Earl
Lee Kelly, state director OF public
works.
Involving 80 projects in IT coun-
ties, at least $5,000,OO0 Of the work
will be under contract or advertised
by December Is, kelly said.
The division Of highways is try
ing to restrict the choice of projects
only to those on major highways
ana railroad traffic arteries, to
grade crossings which have unusual
ly bad accident records and to re-
building existing dangerous grade
separation structures Kelly said.
Federal veterinarians are t.b. test
ing the 10000 COWS in Sutter county.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

/ At the annual water fight be-
| tween the two lower classes the
! sophomoreS returned to their tradi-
ton that was supposedly discarded
last year that of being beaten.
Last year was the first time in Is
years that the sophomores defeated
the freshmen and it is propheSied
that it will be 16 more before it
happens again. The victorious
freshmen think not, however.
The j. c. fall opening festival
queen for this year is to be Frances
Allen of Ell Centre. Having a local
queen is thing almost unknown
to students now attending junior
college because for the last two
years a Calexico girl has had that
honor. Again this year Miss Viz
ginia Cosby has been elected high
school queen.
Although the themes Of both the
high school and j. c. floats are
being kept a dark secret, it is a sure
thing that they will be both clever
and beautiful. The art department
is cooperating with both groups in
trying to make their floats a credit
to the institution.
In the Jayses assembly last Fri
day the high light of the program
was a burlesque of Coach Roland
Taylors football team.
With Mrs. Ray and Dorothy Holt
! as managers and Velma Sleeper as
coach. the line-composed OF Ear
lene Northrup, Elizabeth Tagg, Mae
! Thomas Rosalie La Brucherie, De
Lyte Focht, Betty Surface, and Jane
HartZog-and the backtield- COM
posed of Freda Hyers, Eunice and
Jean Phillips, and Louise Shaw,
rolled up a good score for assembly
| entertainment.
John l.. House, principal of Cen
| tral high, and Joe Burcham attend
! ed the regular meeting OF the
southern division of the California
Teachers association at the Bilt-
more hotel in Los Angeles last Sat
urday. Burcham is a member OF
the committee of public relations
| and House is member of the COM
lnittee of finance of public schools.
While in Los Angeles Mr., House
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Bed Stories
By HOWARD E. GARRIS
Copyright. 1885, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndcate)

home when the animal children az
rived.
Cant you make some fun for US,
Unkie Wig?" asked Bunty.
Certainly I can" said Mr. Long
ears, pinkling his twink nose. How
would you like to hear my amateur
radio hour?' he asked.
"Oh, that will be fine!" said Baby
Bunty. But you haven't a broad
casting station"
"And you haven't any amateurs" "
said Jingle.
III make the broadcasting sta
ton and you children shall be the
amateurs" said Uncle Wiggily.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Published every evening Except Sunday by The
Imperial Valley Press. 625 State street, FL Centre
California. Telephone 26 business office; zoo edi-
torial department. Fail leased wire United Press
Associations.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
STUDY THE PICTURE

Attention Of readers is called 10 the
picture on this page entitled Three
Cheers For Glory.
It is picture with which several
hundred thousand Americans are famil-
lar through personal experience They
have vivid memories of such scenes IN
France L years ago.
The picture is quite different from the
one diplomats and statesmen paint OF
war 1t is war as il actually eXists-not
as it is too often represented. There are
no bIaring bands, no flying flags, no col
Ortul charges with = general on horse
back waving alott his sword. There are
instead. mud. desolated land, stark
fields. disease sickness, filth and death.
This scene gives al idea of what IS go
ing on in Ethiopia At this time. Il ties
in perfectly with The newspaper dis
patches telling of l2000 Italian youths
already claimed by sickness and wounds.
Of these. 10000 have been stricken by
tropical diseases.
The picture makes one think Of the
sanctions against Italy in which the
United States will be asked 10 Join.
Sanctions is the term the diplomats
use to mean penalties which are To be
eXaeted against Italy for going to war
with Ethiopia.
Naturally Italy viii fight such sane
tions" and other nations will be drawn
into war.
Do the people of the United States
want any Of their boys to fit into this
picture?
\ newspaper headline says the new
possible heir to the British throne,
kicks and squirms" Which goes to in
dilate that royalty isn't even skin deep.
The mother of the late Senator Bron-
son Cutting refused the usual senate ap-
preparation of $4,000 to the next OF kin Of
deceased members Worthy mother OF
a worthy son.
Life remains the same Youngsters
who are too tired or weak to do chores
around the house. can find all the energy
needed for football, Just as their fathers
and grandfathers did before them.
John Barrymore is now free to seek
another wife but we ought TO make him
promise to pull no more Of those Cali
ban" and ariel" affairs on a long suf-
fo,.ip,r oII,1ic
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

The mother orange tree at Bid
wells Bar, Butte county, is in good
health and not slowly dying as re-
ported.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

probably been the largest Garner in
the amusement field over a stretch
Of years. And is still going strong.
Jolson was drawing down $1,000 a
week at the Winter Garden in the
days when $500 was a whopping
salary for a star. While his passion
for the ponies has cost him a lot
sometimes $4,000 a clp-he has
taken care OF himself and whatever
happens 10 the dollar there's little
likelihood Of a benefit Tor Jolson.
a surprising residential cuI de sac
IL Greenwich Village is called Grove
Court on a serene block OF Grove
street. Il IS entered from the side
walk through an iron gate arched
in brick. Beyond is d sweep OF
grassy court, = scatter OF benches
ana several meanders OF gTayeled
walks. The houses are SIX ID a row
II rec brick, ivy clad ana with sky
blue shutters and baiconled WIN
dOws. There's peep oI lace cur
tains and log-buTning hearths. Like
q slice of London the tourist never
sees.
Beatrice LilLc-"B' 10 the Wor-
-hIppeIs-has the most ferycut first
night following Of her era. Indeed
i. amounts TO q cult. The moment
she appears from the wings the
huzzan begins and often lasts until
she steps forth TO utter restrain
ing "Pul-leeze'
Thingumabobs. Arthur Moss, a
resident Of Paris "A years, is still
/ trying TO learn the language .
/ Bing Crosby once offered TO sign tor
/ life with Paul Whiteman's orchestra
/ Tor SIOO a week Carolyn Wells
has The finest collection Of Walt
/ Wliman's first editions Lily
( Pons loves TO sing jazz 1t parties .
/ c. P. Grenaker holds the record
! among theatrical pressagents for
! continuous employment Euro
/ pean stylists say Ginger Rogers has
the most perfect figure in America
Frederic Remington, painter Of
rugged western scenes, loved cream
( putfs.
He was a pink checked tyke done
/ up in woolens and dragged along by
g nurse far more interested in the
Young man at her side Many times
] the shaver stumbled and fell
! Finally with legs apart and in ad-
! mirable belligerency he screamed
l"poeb dal,it where we goin'?"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John AIcNeece are
back in the city again after an en-
joyable months mot toring trip
through Canada.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

NEW YORK. Oct. 1O-Many be-
heve the penthouse, like 50 many
upshoots of rarin-tO-go days, is on
its way out The few new apart
ment houses now being built do not
include the roof residence and any
number already built are being dis
mantled. And many are for rent.
There are, oI course, respectable,
beautifully terraced and appointed
pents with satisfied tenants. But
the idea is associated with go-igh5-
ly gazelles and drinking orgies and
now and then q pistoling to add &
splotch of red TO the pink Of dawn.
This size-up has been fostered by
derisory movies, novels and several
plays. People Of refinement who
would ike 10 enjoy the undouDted
advantage OF the penthouse hesi-
tate. They fear a certain stigma.
Men with responsible jobs dodge
them for the same reason.
The penthouse had its spluree
during the three years before The
Wall Street smash. The idea was
not new. Ear Carroll built the
first one in 1915. II became a craze.
Sky-high living blended with sky
high money making. In one year 400
were built. Now its: Ground floor
everybody out!
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
TEN YEARS AGO
OcfOber 10, 1925

Ruth Teeple Reid viii act as in
structor of the arts and crafts sec
ton Of the Ten Thousand club this
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
L o king
3 a C k w a r d
What The Press Files
Tell of Imperial Val
ley for This Date in
Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
nnfobar 10 IQ15

A Belgian syndicate will start to
work at once the pumice mine
northwest of Calipatria.
FL Centre may soon have an ASso-
ciated Charities if the plans of sew
eral prominent citizens are carried
out.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
October 10, 1920

Madame Payne, teacher Of ball
room and classic dancing, will give a
dance Friday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

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In advance Entered at El Centro California post
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Newspaper Publishers Association. NJ c. Mogen-
son, national advertising representatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

In a practice game Sunday after
noon the Calipatrja team romped
over the fast east side Giants by the
score of 81 to l.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Al Jolson, year in and out. has
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

John Barrymore is now free to seek
another wife but we ought TO make him
promise to pull no more Of those Cali
ban" and Ariel" affairs on long suf
fering public.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Nothing. to my mind, in years IS
more hilarious Than the story WhIs-
pered around concerning a dignitied
matron Of New York recently grant
ed audience with MussollLi IN
Rome. As everyone knows. so
honored. the walk from the massive
entrance doors to Il Duce's desk IS
considerable. In fact, 10 the self
conscious it seems the Boston COM
mons. Anyway the lady had ira
Yersed halt Of it when She looked
around wildly, swallowed madly and
gave vent TO a sudden loud hiccup.
There were no more. just one. but
II was lulu.
Major Eswars BoWes has become
the most highly paid entertainer OF
the day. With his multiiarlous
chores-drecting a large theatre
sitting IN studio conferences, broad
casting, making movie shorts, or
ganizing amateur road tours. etc
his income is said by such an au-
fhority as Variety TO be $4,000 a
week. He made and lost several
fortunes on the Pacific Coast be-
fore lac came 10 New York Hes IN
ms middle SOS. And grand char
acter.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Federal veterinarians are t.b. test
ing the 1900 COWS in Sutter county.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Life remains the same Youngsters
who are too tired or weak to do chores
around the house, can find all the energy
needed for football, Just as their fathers
and grandfathers did before them.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

The mother Of the late Senator Bron-
son Cutting refused the usual senate ap-
preparation Of $4,000 to the next OF kin OF
deceased members. Worthy mother OF
a worthy son.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

\ newspaper headline says the new
possible heir to the British throne,
kicks and squirms Which goes to in
diaate that royalty isn't even skin deep.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
@esierins mietet alte @iaen in Der
GtnOt.

0as befannte alte Mc2eanzSmlS
i'm Seraen Der StnOt @aibington,
n6iinf3ebnte" -StraBe uno IS Stra-
BE, NorOipeit in Der friiber feiniten
uno reibiten @egen0 Der Staot, lit
iebt elm &egierungsgebauOe getuor-
morOen. 9as @als mar iabrelang
gei6loiien uro unbetuobnt. 81b-
reno Der Negierltng oes Yr6iioenten
@aroing Iolen nod frobe. groBe
Abenofeite bort gegeben morOen fem.
Gs lit ons gigentum Der 5rma @pa-
Inn @aIib Mc2ean melbe Elm ido-
mes @ut an Der @isconiin Apenle
bat, nS~rienoibip" genannt. Nod elm
anoeres Mc2eon-@ obnbals, oas IN
ben lebten Sabren leer itano, Maiia-
dnIetts MDeniie. SIR. 1920, tit bon
Ser &egierung iibernommen woroen,
mietsneiie. Sn eleganten &dumen
bolit bort iett oie Mbteilung Der
Nderbmtbeb0rOe: n9iitrnl Ne-fettle-
ment Mgencb~. Ger 1lteite Sobn
Ser 6ran W1c2ean, Sobn $. McQean,
10 Sabre alt, bat bic germieting
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
9lms 0ereiusereite
Concord Stub

Seute @beno lit @eneraloeriamm-
lung perbunoen nit @abl oes @or-
Itanoes uno 0es 9~ireftoriums. Mae
Mitalieoer fin0 INN piinftli1es uno
5ablrei6es Gri6einen eriu6t. 9as
beI6IoIiene @ufgeben oes Rlublofal3
am /. OCTOBER ite6t als pidtiger
Bunft auf Der Eagesor0nung. Ser
8orItan0 modte fpiiien, mos nit Den
groBen Biloern uno Spiegeln geihe=
ben Ioa, Die iebt oie @6noe 5ieren.
3uei groBe @ruppenbiloer, aus oen
glorreiden Eagen Oes rMaiBingtoner
S1ngerbun0es~ uno oes n@ermanin
MGnner6orS" lteben mirfliden 2ieb=
babern 3ur g%erfiigung. 9esgleihen
cine 8ron5ebiiite oes groBen oeut=
Ihen &omponiIten gSGnoel", Elm
S1ngerfeitpreis aus Dem Baltimore
@elangspettitreit Selgem1loe BON
BEN INSTRUMENTATION Staats.
mGnnern garl Sdur5 llno Hi6oro
8artbolo, 8iloer oelttiher &ompo=
niIten uno 8idter, Bitten ldngitner-
Itprbener oneeiebener 8iirger oeut-
i9en 8lutes, Silberpofole, 8iibnen-
porbong uno oiele oiele anoere Ga
laden. Der Concord Club miinidt
al niiien, mas oanit at tim lit. 0es-
eleiden lit elm ieit 6ebruar menig ge=
broudter mo0erner 8ierausi9anf gu
berfaufen (0raft-Gite SDItem).
Ole @%eriammIling lit cine bod
ni9tige uno ioaten aae M}itglieoer
redt 8oblreid uno piinftlih err
ibeinen.
am Sonntag abeno finoet Die leg
te MISUNDERSTANDING Itatt. Saul
Sdwor5's 0rdeiter. ipielt gum San8e
ouf.
Der a~ngemelOete 8eiud oes glrion
@eiangoereins BON Baltimore lit
%einitfueilen aufgeidoben porOen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Bethesda Bungalows
Semrg 5. GOmnOr, Sne.

8ir boben oas 8ergniigen, unlern
2eiern beute zines Der feiniten@runo
~eigentumsgei1Gfte Der Staot 3u er1-
pfeblen, n8etbesoa 8ungaloms".
9as auBergeDobnlide 8a9stum
Der 8albingtoner Ben0lferung bat
cine 4usoebnllug Der Stoot no9 ie-
Der Ri6tung NIT ii6 gebra6t. Yreiie
fiir BauIteaen limo, geitiegen bon
Sabr 81 Sabr uno INNER mebr per-
ben Die 2anogegenoen Inn 8aibing-
ton bepobnt.
Die 8reiie III oieier berrli1en Sc
geno 1ino nod INNER nieorig i'm
@erglei6 gu 8aupldsen in anoern
8Ororten 8nibingtons, uno beoeli=
tend nieoriger ais ofren 8or3iige un0
eiinitige @elegenbeiten Dermuten Iai-
len.
Sebt lit bic 3eit gum banoeln!
o8etbesoo Bungalows bat MIR
cine beihranfte An3abl munoerido=
ner SGuier uno ie eber man ban-
oelt, oeito better lit Die 9lusmabl.
@s lit tpie NIT alien midtigen Mn-
9elegenbeiten i'm 2eben penn mir
giiten 9ienit baben molten, miifien
mir inns an 5%uberldilige W1nner men=
Den. -Gasfelbe lit mabr bel Sduiern.
@enn mir beute uniern 2eiern Die
r8etbesoa Bungalows empfeblen,
10 baben mir gepiB quite Grim
oe oafiir uno iino fiber, ooB mir
ibnen uno alien, Die fi6 fir @runo-
eigentum intereliieren, etpas Suites
empfeblen.
Mn anoerer Steae oes 8lottes fin-
ben uniere 2eier cine Mn8eige Der
~8etbes0a Bungalows. IS ban-
oelt iih Inn @runoeigentum bon gro-
Bem @ert.
Se0e @eieuldnft lit Elm getreues
Abbilo iener M6nner, Die an ibrer
Spite iteben. llno 0a gereiht es ufis
3ur groBen @enuetuung. oaB an Der
Spite Ser D8etbesoa Bungalows"
8uberl6iiige itno beitbefannte 2eute
Iteben.
Serr Senrp s. Gonnor lit gerne
bereit, irgen0 Semmoen, Der fi6 6a-
fir interefiiert, 9lusfunft 3u geben.
@ir f0nnen uniern 2eIern nidts
9eiieres empfeblen aIs Die @runo-
itiide Die oieie 6irma ~offeriert uno
bite erpdbnen sic babel oas @aib-
ington Sournal.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
ltne6rlide Arbeitseber in @aibins-
fn4t

@s gibt @ei91ftsleute uno onoere
Mrbeitgeber in 8aibington urO an
oerstDo, mel9e Mrbeiter fir cine $50
DE ooer LANCER aniteaen un0 arbei-
ten Iailen, oonn a6er feinen 2obn
ous5ablen unO oie Mrbeiter entlaiien.
9ngegen gibt es oIs ein6ige @ilfe Die
@eri9tsprOaeiie. 9ieie iinO aber 10
umIt6noli6 unO' foItipielig, oaB Der
einfa9e Nrbeiter lelten al ieinem
Ne6te fommt. Mnoere Mrbeiter err
balten mertlole S6eds als g[rbeits-
lobn ausgeiteIlt. @egen iolden 8e-
trng bofft Der Peoples Council"
SEER 50. 81. Moberts bon bier, elm
@eIeb ausarbeiten un0 ben Beb0roen
borlegen gu f0nnert, NORM oerlei
@anolungen entiprehen6 beltraft
tper0en. 8u Dem g~enannten Serrn
fomrnen ieoe @o1e 9ubenOe BON
Mrbeitern, Die auf obige @eiie nm
ibren 2obn betrogen tpl1roen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Mbnabme Der &inberLGbmnngg-
&rQnfheit.

9ie epidemic Der &inoerlGbming
lit algenblidli9 ltarf I'M Mbnebmen
begriffer, naboem iie I'M nnben @ir-
ginia uno in Mortb Carolina Bis CUR
Mitte oes Septembers manbe 9pfer
g~eforoert bate. $50 nelie Sale
muroen 0mar fiirs gauge 2an0 ge-
meloet, I'M @erglei6 5u $50 in oer-
ielben ISOLDE i'm borigen Sabre, aber
nit fiiblerem @etter i'm Serbit uno
@inter lit Die @efobr Ser 8erbrei-
tung Doriiber. Sn @irginia aibts
MIR nod etDa 81 SGae, in Nortb
Carolina IA, in MarDlan0 lieben, IN
8eIt |irginia odt, in Der Staot
Bnibington nelln. Sn Seem yorf
uno Maiiaduietts iits nibt 10 gut
8orige @o9e maren nod 285 Sale
in Netp Worf uno 143 in Moiiahu-
ietts al ber5eihnen. Seit Dem 1.
Sanaar tpiir0en 1874 Sale gemel-
set fiirs gnnoe 2ano (im Iergleid
81 ettpa 5000 I'M Sabre 1884.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Appetit interchangeable, Sdmers lit
Oerihmmnbem.

1gor iieben Sobren befano idy
mid Elm gan5es Sobr lang in einem
ihrefliden 3uitanO. SD batte mel
men @ppetit %berloren, aaes tot mir
peb un0 id lit augenideinli9 oil
8er0auungsbei9meroen. Damn en-
pfabl mir ienlano 5orni's Mlpen-
fr6uter. SD babe Die Meoi3in orei
Weonote lang ge6rau1t, tD1troe ge-
Juno, uno gebrait6te tie ieitoem re.
gelmGBig. sic boabringt aaes, mas
Sic bebn1pten un0 bdlt Oas SDitem
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