davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-08-04
HARDWARE IN DEMAND.

NEW YORK, August 8 R.-Fa-
vored by good weather, hardware re-
tailers have experienced exceptional
activity on seasonal merchandise dur
ing the last several days, and as re-
suit have gone into the wholesale mar
ket for additional stocks.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
EXPECTS
GOLD STANDARD To
END BY OCTOBER
Dutch and Swiss Actions
Held Likely Soon, With
French to Follow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK August 3.-Cables and
radio dispatches to Business Week
give the following survey of business
abroad for the week ending today:
LONDON-"Whatever success the
new government has in Holland in
postponing devaluation, British au-
thorities fully expect the Dutch and
Swiss currencies to go of the gold
standard any time now, and possibly
the French franc at least in October.
This is purely a London point of
view, but it is widely held. There is
little confidence that the Laval gov
ernment will be able to carry through
Its retrenchment program success
fully. If it fails. radical elements
are expected to head a new French
government, and devaluation will be
on their program.
Progress of consumer credit In
conservative Britain is glimpsed in
the annual speech of J. Gibson -Jarvie,
American-trained Scotsman, to the
United Dominions Trust 1t Is Just
Is years since the original U. D. T.
office was established in London, and
10R years since the company was
publicly f1oated. In that time
f58, 100000 of merchandise have been
financed on the installment purchase
system.
Britain scanned the report of the
trust carefully, for a big drive is Just
hP1nS q fN L. D.-s& -
merchants and retailers to adopt
this form of finance for all commodi-
ties and finished goods. United Do
minions Trust works through old
fashioned bills of exchange to which
Britishers are traditionally accus-
toned, although their use has waned
since the joint-stock banks have
found it more profitable to encourage
the use Of check bonds and over
drafts
Laval Pushes Program.
PARIS-"Laval took one more step
this week in his economy program
for France. 1t is measure to stimu-
late business, which in turn should
build confidence and increase tax
revenues.
I'm order TO assist exporters who
have sold goods through a clearing
system to foreign countries, the gov
eminent has decided to guarantee up
to 80 per cent of their face value
the receipts given by the commercial
clearing system to the exporter after
registration Of his exports with. the
clearing house. This government
guarantee will enable the exporter
to have this receipt discounted by
the French banks, and thus mobilize
sums owed to him which are Temporal
rily frozen due to the unsatisfactory
Continued on Third Page.)
Evening star., 1935-08-04
CAPITAL TO SEND
BIG DELEGATION TO
ABA. CONVENTION
Trip to See Robert v. FIem-
ing Named National Chief
Being Planned.
D. c. FINANCIER CALLED
OUTSTANDING FIGURE
Term as First Vice President
Brings Still Heavier Response.
bilities as U. S. Bank Leader.
BY H. b. ROGERS.

In the heat of August, many Wash
ington bankers already are planning to
make a trip next cold November to
New Orleans to see Robert v. Flem-
ing, president of Riggs National Bank,
elected president of the American
Bankers Association.
Even so far in advance of the an
nual convention of this important or
ganization, whose last gathering was
here in Washington, the Reservations
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Committee a t
New Orle ms,
headed by Dale
Graham, banker
of that city. is
busy with early
arrangements and
has made reser-
vations already
for many from
this city.
The conven-
ton is to be held
at he Hot e
Roosevelt in the
Louisiana city,
Nnvnu1hpr II IN
Evening star., 1935-08-04
TOBACCO INDEX RISES.

NEW YORK, August R.-The
Stitch index of weekly average tobacco
prices last week advanced 8 points
to 126.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

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Evening star., 1935-08-04

CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

que csc mundo a que iban los
muertos estaba eStratificado en-
.capas sociales analogas a las de
este mundo. Ell ceremonial que
Sc observable en- la muerte del
Inca c9mprendia: momifica-
zion del cuerpo, forma especial
del ENTERTAINMENTS, muerte de
mujeres y criados destinados a
acOmpanarle en- la tumba junto
con los bienes que les pertene-
.cieron, periodos de tristeza ge-
neral en- ell Imperio Y composil
ci6n de canciones enaltecedo-
ras de las grandes empresas del
Inca. En- el imperio incaieo Ell
cuerpo del muerto era objeto de
una forma especial de quito.
La elevada cultura del Peru
precolombino tuvo su funda4
mento en- un circulo de pueblos
pastores undo a elementos to-
tecnicos y matriarcales, de mo-
do semejante a otras atlas cul-
turas del viejo mundo.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
G. baret Popular

Con gran entusiasmo traba
jan sin descanso los miembros
&c, comite de festejos del caba.
re q, ell Castillo Ponce de Leon
&c los Aguilas de Orc, dara Ell
81 ado 25 en- los saIones de la
lie ion Americana.
Ian reservado sus mesas las
sig ientes personals: Morris viii
sen, Pedro Carrujina, Manuel
Cutria, Charles Pent, Angelo
Greco, DeSoto Brewing Co., DR..
Pedro Cimino, DR.. Julio Gavi-
LA, Rafael Espina, Joe Requei-
"a, Victor La Fuente, Vicente
Sempreviva, Miguel D. Carras-
co Y A. Lanes.
E precio de las mesas con 4
sillas es de 2 pesos cada una.
Tocaran las orquestas LA
Tr~12ical" y Bob Portion"
Ell precio de la entrada gene
raj sera de 40c los caballeros V
zoe las damas.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
SOCIALk1

sidente, Nlos demas presidentes
de todas las Secciones.
Ell abo2ado Milo Vega tiene a
.su cargo ell discurso para entire
gar ell diplonrScon que Sc obse-
.quiara ar intefgente medico por
sus meritos y v~aliosos servicios
prestados durante ell desempeno
de su cargo, a los soci0s y me
'dico del Centre Espanol.
Las Srtas. Angelica Gonzalez,
Presidenta de la Secci6n de Da-
mas del Centre, y 1ilar Ballo-
ia, Vice Presidentaade la Sec
ci6n de Damas de Protection J
Auxilio, Or encontrarse ausen
te la Presa4nna, Sra. Palmirs
Garcia, lie haran entrega del di
ploma.
FL diploma, que es un merritt
simo trabajo de gusto, fue con
feccionado por ell joven artist;
Agustin Carrera, reconocido CT
me ell 1nico en- la Florida, en- 81
refinado gusto.
Sera en- ell restaurant Gel Boz
levard", ell viernes por la noche
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
ACEPTO Ell SENADO
LA SUSPENSION DE
MORRIS NJ. OWENS

Ell senado del estado, en- Sc
sion ejecutiWa celebrada aver,
acordd aceptar la suspension
del fiscal de este condado, Sr.
Morris M. Givens, que fuera die
tada por ell gobernador Sholtz.
Al enterarse del acuerdo to-
mado, Morris lie telegrafi6 al
senador Tillman, pidi6ndole So
licitara del senado la reconside-
raci6n.
FL exfiscal neg5 t2dos los
cargos, diciendo que al gran
jurado Sc habia presentado tes-
timonio amanado.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
MATARON A LA MUJFR Y
Ell MARIDO

Barcelona, mayo 14.-Juan
Oller, guarda de Tn taller de
caldereria, fu6 acometldo por
~Farios individuos, en- la planta
|baja, que lie causarQn la muer-
tie.
A los gritos de Oller acudi6
su esposa, Rosalia Ramon, de
"a amos, a Ia que tambien asesi-
naron los h9mbre.
Las cabezas de las vietimas
que tambi6n asesinaron los HON
.bres.
Las cabezas de las victimas
quedaron destrozadas Dor los
fuertes go1pes que les dieron
con cabillas de hero.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
C~oNTESrANDo k-uN
ARTICULO DEL SIR.
JOSE A. ~GREGORYSSR.
(Vjene de la 1G.)

La Soeiedad de qa<etarios
81 haAar 9taamaien interesada en-
ell Proyecto de Ley No. 1913,
procedente del Senado, donde
10 presentaron los senadores
Rose y Hodges, que dice:
Scci6n 2. Cada persona
que tenga titulo legal 0 benefi-
ciario en- equidad de propie-
dad inmueR en- ell Estado de
Florida, incluyendo ell vende-
dor en- possession bajo contrato
de compra de buena fe, y que
resida en- ell mismo y en- buena
fe haga del mismo su hogan
~permanente sera estimado jefe
de familia y tendra derecho a
la eXenci6n de todas las contri-
buciones, eXceptuando las he
chas por beneficio especial,
J hasta la valuaci0n de e;hnqi
Mil Pesos en- dicho hogan y te-
reno contiguO. La tai exen-
ci6n Sc extendera a las viudas
con tai titulo, o que residan en-
la propiedad por virtud de do
tie o que tengan una possession
llmitada en- tempo por la es-
critura, testamento, arreglo, o
de 0tra manera, y a los viudos
y otras personals solteras que
hagan su hogan en- la propie-
dad sobre la cual tengan THU
10 equitatiyo legal y beneficial.
Aprobado este proyecto por
ell Senado pas6 a la Camara y
este cuerpo lie hizo algunas en-
miendas, que no fueron acepta
das por 81 Senad0,
Entonces Sc nombro una CO.
mission mixta para ajustar las
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

Viajeros distingridos
Como habiamoS anunciado ell
pasado viernes, hoy embarcaran
para Espana, via Cuba, las "a
preciables senoras Elvira y A
Nmelia Paniello, distinguidas es
fposas del DR., Santiago Y Pope
Paniello.
Les acompanan sus queridos
hijos Pepito, Santia2uito y ANA
lita Paniello.
Viajando por las principles
ciudades de la Repdblica Egpa-
nola pasaran TODD ell verano.
Una grata estancia y feliz via
je les deseamos.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
UNA INTERSTATE
CONFERENCIA DE
DON MANUEL MAURA

Madrid, mayo 14.-Con ell te-
ma "las ceremonies a la muer-
te del Inca" do una notable con
ferencia, en- la Sociedad Espa-
hcIa de Antropologfa, ell Sr. D.
Manuel Maura.
Las ideas existentes en- ell Pc
ri incaico, dijo, relacionadas
co nesemundo de los muertos
.eran creencia en- una vida mate
rial ~post-mortem; suposici6n de
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

ron a favor de termuar la huel
ga 723 2breros Y eJEontra 1856.
Francis J. Dillon, de la Fede-
.raci6n Americana del Trabajo,
embellishments anunci6 que la
union local ha sido expulsada
de la Federation, por haberse
prestado a ilicitas combinacio-
mes.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
MejOrddO

MejOrad0
Antier fue trasladado a su no
gar de la Gale Sanchez, mime
.ro 2912 ell Sr. Domingo Cutie
rreZ.
Como habiamos publicado an
teriormente ell Sr. Gutierrez fue
atendido por ell DR.. Santiago
Paniello de una gravisima en- :
fermedad en- una pierna, que tn
vo c~aracteres alarmantes.
Mucho nos alegramos Y espe-
ramos que acabe de restablecer-
Ise c~ompletamente.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

enmiendas, de la cual forman
parte; por la C&mara, los re :
presentes Mcneil, Rogers y
nobineau. Ell senador Tillman
ha ofrecido a la Sociedad de
Propietarios que tratara de
que esta comisi6n mixta Sc reu
ma.
Han dido ustedes hablar de
esa e4mienda del periodista
taSpeno, que dice 6l tiene ef
n6mero IT'S? 4
.Lo que lie paal sr. GRECO
n es que pep dSomodesto y
Eva dos knfuliar e~.itando
fesa es mi Srd dad0 jiAe la
enmien9a4orqA ampli3p
con sasnyr, como psriod's S
" cmdadano de Ybor City, ha-
bio con varios senadores y re-
presentantes sobfe ell derecho
de los extranjeros y abog6 por
, ellos.
Antes de que Ell fuese a Ia
llahassee va habia estado ALI,
VERT sosldo gestiones, la prime
s., ion de propietarios.
: ST ell hubiese salido a la pa
lestra diciendo que a su paso
por Tallahassee habia hablado
con senadores y representan-
ties en- favor de los propietarios
nosotros hubi6semos aplaudi :
do gu actitud y tambi6n los pro
p;etarios.
Pero ESQ del "bombo" dia-
rio y hablar de una enmienda
que solo existe en- su magma
ci6n, a juzgar por ell ndmero
que ha dado, para hacer apare
Ger a los demas, particularmen
te a los comisionados, como 81
no fuesen los iniciadores Y man
tenedores, do lugar a la carta
de aver, que redact6 ell Sr. Sen
doya, aunque nosotros lie per-
filamos algunos detalles.
I'm poquitin mas de modes
tia, companero, y cuanio quie
ra hacer una buena obra en-
piece por acercarse a los que
Quiere beneficiar y hagase en-
tender de ellos,
Modestia, mucha modestia !;
sencilleZ, mucha sencillez, es
10 que necesita ell ST.. Gregory.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
Sc CUMPLIO Ell TERMINO
DE SANDLE2 Y DYER EN-
LA JUNTA MUNICIPAL
ELECTORAL

NADIA ha resuelto todavia la
legislature del estado sobre ell
proyect ode ley Tillman que a.
bole la junta municipal electo-
raj de la ciudad de Tampa.
Sc cumpli6 aver ell termino de
les Sres. Harry N. Sander y
Thomas A. Dyer en- esa junta,
quedando en- los otros tres pues-
tos los Sres Charles T. Friend,
Jesse E. Hill y Gus A. Bremen.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
Ell Bdnquete al
DR.. Lancaster

Sc espera que mas de doscier
tos comensales asistan al ban
quote con que la directiva de
Centre Espanol y sus socios no,
menaJearan al DR.. w. Lancas-
ter que fu6 Director Cirujano
de dicho Centre, antes de ocupar
este puesto en- la Railroad Sea-
board Line.
Fornan ell comit6 encargado
del banluete ell ST.. Ramon Fer
nandez Rey, ell primer Vice pre-
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

Cecilia Fernandez
Agreeable esposa del Sr. Ra-
mon Fernandez, Presidente del
Centre Espanol, Sc levant6 aver
del lecho de enferma donde es-
tuvo recluida por unos dias, pa
deciendo una affection grippal.
Su esposo ell Sr. Ramon Fer
nandez Rey tuyo la misma en-
fermedad Y sigui6 tr~abajando
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
Restdblecido

Tambien Sc encuentra en- Was
de un complete restablecimien-
to ell Sr. Arturo Rodriguez, de Ia
Gale 924 110 avenida, que fu6
asistido por ell DR.. Juan E. Her
nandez, Director de la sociedad
LA Mas Popular" a donde per-
tenece ell enfermo.
Fue tambien IN case muy i'm
portante del DR.. Hernandez,
que estuvo por largo tempo
combatiendo una grave affection
que padecia ell Sr. Rodriguez,
que hizo temer por su vida.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
Una juntG

Una jWntG
Esta noche Sc reuniran los en-
tusiastas miembros del Club l..
B. H., una de las principales
agrupaciones sociales de la ciu-
dad, en- su casa club de la Gale,
Mitchell nGmero zoos.
Sc trataran asuntos importan
tes relacionados con distintas
fiestas que Sc tienen en- proyec-
to.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
LA HUELGA
DE LA CHEVROLET

Toledo, Ohio, mayo 14.-La
huelga de tres semanas en- la
planta de la compania Chevro-
let termin6 hoy y los trabajado-
res volveran a sus faenas. Vota
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
DEFUNCIONES

Dei6 de existir aver en- su do
'micilio de la avenida Garcia, Ell
Sr. Pasquale Matassini, de 65
amos. LIE sobreviven su viuda,
Sra. Francisco tres hijas, tres
hijos, an hermano y II nietos.
Con su hijo estableci6, en- 1908
la empresa de pesca que lleva
su apellid0.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
gN POLICIA MALTRATO A
y LOS ESPOSOS MILLER

Ell jefe de policia TittswortFI
inveescesde aver la conduc
ia "a vigilante w. W. Story.
que el sabado por la tarde NAL
tratao, acusandoloA despu6s de
escandalo y resiste1ia, a los es
poses CD. Miller, aehos de IN
establecimiento 81 lado en- el
ndmero 5139 de la asenida Flo
Irida.
Story pa:6 al homIre con IN
martillo, lesionandolo, Y des-
tues lie arerst6 incluyendo en-
los cargos a la mujer, a la que
tambien maltrat6.
Mas de 10 testigos han sid5
interogados por ell jefe Tits
worth.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14
Function social

FWnc2On social
Para los socios del Centre Es
lanol y LA Ben6fica Espano-
IT," en- ell teatro Royal de West
Tampa.
Sc llevara a la pantalla la pc
J. oula "Tre Iron Duke, con ell
G an actor ingl6s George Arliss
ctmedia y news.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

hasta ell pasado sabado, que tu-
vo que guardian CANA. Causa
por 10 que no pudieron concu-
rrir al Bale de las Flores.
Que pronto esten completa-
mente bien, son nuestros since
ros deseos.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-05-14

"a deleyaci6f' de Hillsbt
roukh .ha venido splazando I
la camara ell debate sobre mis-
posicion Tillman. -
Las vacantes de los miemSh
que cesar deberan ser cubierl
'por los otros tres miembros
la junta.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
RELIEF CASES PUT
OUT OF HOSPITAL

PEORIA, Il.-The relief crisis in ILL.,.
dis certainly wreaked havoc here W WIN
its setting in on April 80, all hosnitalo WIN WIN
notified that the relief would guaranfo were a
further payments for disqualification Of r ~
lief clients. VI IT.
The result was that the local hosni+,I.
discharged cases still needing care, Mosf
notable among them was the case of q So
man who was discharged one day aftor
childbirth. Another was discharged Will; Will.
still suffering from a severe henorr %, Inc
contracted during childbirth. s'
The Peoria county emergency relief Il
so decided to transfer the cases of Coz
"unemployables'' to township poor relief
which means much lower scale of reI;of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
UNLESS WE HURRY YOU'LL
BE A GENERATION AHEAD"

MOSCOW Sir Charles Trevelyan, for
mer minister of education in the British
labOur government, now visiting in Mos
COW, recently inspected Model School No.
Is. The guest saw the examinations, Wis
tied the workshops kitchen and school din
ingroOm. In an interview with M. GrOza,
the school director, Sir Charles asked whe-
ther there were unemployed school teachers
in the Soviet Union, to which M. Groza re-
piled that as the number of schools was
continually growing, the number of teach
ers was insufficient.
Sir Charles left message in the visit
Ors' book, stating that this was the first
school he had visited in the Soviet Union.
A great deal of what was being done he
would like to see done in England, where
compulsory education stops with 14-year
old children. 81 fear" he added, that un-
less we hurry up you will be ahead of us
by whole generation"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
CHAINED
LIKE A DOG

MARIENBURG.- Communist worker
who has just escaped from the Marienburg
concentration camp related, in describing
conditions at the camp, how the former
Socialist Perfect of Police for Altoona, Egg
gerstaedt, was handled by the Nazis:
e. A dog kennel was specially con-
Structed for him, where he remained night
and day attached by a chain around his
neck. -. F. Every SIS. (Schultz-StaffeD man
who passed did not fail to aim a kick at
him or strike him with a whip. He was
reduced to the state of an animal in the
full sense of the word.
when his health no longer permitted
the continuation of this treatment, he was
transferred to the dormitory. :. But the
chain was not taken from his neck-it was
fixed to the bed, EggerStaedt being forbid.
den to lie down on it. III, high spirit and
effectiveness with icy concrete floor -
AS is known, Eggerstaedt was finally
killed while attempting to escape" -
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
RESERVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Rue were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak on
Wednesday.
Pete Peterson of Lake Norden,
S. D., is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. P. G. Peterson, and other rel
atives here.
Axel Ibsen, who has been the
victim of series of accidents, is
now suffering from an attack of
chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rasmussen
and son are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Rasmussen. Mrs.
Harold is i'll with measles.
Among the new cars to be seen
on our streets is a new Dodge Sc
dan owned by Nels Jensen, and a
Plymouth sedan owned by Mr..
Madsen.
Soren Rumborg, manager of the
Farmers Cooperative Association
here, sent tractor and road plane
over the road east of town for five
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
HOLLYWOOD THEATRE DIRECTOR
KIDNAPPED, BEATEN BY THUGS

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, June 2-BiH
GherO, 30-year old director of the HoIIT-
wood Group Theatre which is PRODUCING
Waiting For Lefty" and It'll the DaT I
Die" two plays by Clifford Odets, was re-
covering today from beating he received
from three men who kidnapped him MONDAY
night.
The kilnapers, who picked him up in a
car as he left the theatre, told GherO they
did not approve of the scene in which AID.
Olph Hitler's picture is torn from the wall
An attack upon the theatre group as
whole was made last week at Laguna Beach
by Legionnaires who prevented the show
ing of Soviet movie and threatened to
run the group out of town.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
$500 NEW
MEDICAL DOCTORS

MOSCOW.-During the next weeks in
the universities and medical Institutes of
the R.S.F.S.R., more than $500 students of
medicine will be taking their examinations.
Amongst the new medical doctors who have
begun their professional careers during the
course of the present year, are 100 surg
cons, 61O children's specialists and 1920
general practitioners. Particular attention
is being paid in the medical examinations
to the suitability of the young doctors for
work in the country. There are always
many vacancies for new doctors in the
rapidly developing countryside.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
NORTH RAYMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Henderson and
son spent Monday at the Herbert
Blair home.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westphal,
accompanied by Lillian Strubeck,
were business callers at the Mel
vim Evenson home Monday.
Alfred Stadstad was a Raymond
caller Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Brown visited at the
Cal Mccoy home last week.
Carl Stadstad was transacting
business in PlentywoOd Monday.
Helmet Zeitner spent Sunday af-
ternoon visiting with Curtis Stad-
stad.
Miss Cora Nordmark Of Roth
N. D., spent last week end with
her aunt, Mrs. Carl Hovdey.
Estella Cookery of Outlook has
been assisting at the Carl StadstaC
home the past two weeks as Mrs
Stadstad and little Margaret have
been quite i'll with measles. They
are now improving a great deal.
! Blanche Budke spent Friday af.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
400 BELIEVED DEAD
IN MEXICO FLOOD

MEXICO, D. F., June Blood waters
receded today from the valley of Mexico,
leaving many of an estimated 400 dead
buried in newly created cemetary of mud.
Many children were among the 255 per-
sons whose bodies were recovered from the
wreckage of the church in San Pedro, where
each year the devout of the countryside
kneel IN prayer, the supplicants beseeching
their patron saint for life giving rain.
The flood waters, rushing down the val
ley yesterday In narrow course, caught
the people in their church, gathered to
celebrate the festival of the saint. and dam
aged other towns.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-06-07
SOCIALISTS
MURDERED

BERLIN.-The political sharpening of
the campaign of revenge against anti-fas-
cists is shown in the new attacks on social
democratic functionaries. In connection
with the killing of the miners leader, Fritz
Husemann, it is stated that he had refused
to speak on socialism before leaders of the
Labor Front" The arrest of the former
president of the Metal Workers Union, Al
bin BFanes, is also confirmed. Like Huse-
mann, he was a social-democratic member
of the Reichstag. He was accused of trade
union work outside the Labor Front. The
murder of the sOcial-democratic members
of town councils and of the Landtag in
Munich and Leipzig, which have already
been reported, also belong to this list.
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or six miles Monday, smoothening
out a stretch of road that for some
reason or other has been carefully
neglected by the county road grad
ing outfit. This job is greatly ap-
preciated by the farmers east of
town and in the Dagmar country.
The Occident Elevator loaded
out $4,000 bushels of wheat dur
ing the week.
Harry Merbach loaded a car of
cattle for So. st. Paul Thursday.
Saturdays rainfall here meas
ured 1.20 inches, which totals 3.44
inches since April A. This looks
pretty good for a crop of some
thing, hay anyway.
Mrs. H. P. Madsen and Larry,
and Einar Holm are leaving Thurs
day for Saco and Cut Bank where
they will visit relatives for short
time.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eidness, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyngaas and Albert Williams and
many others are accompanying the
local band boys to Williston.
Mrs. Walter Norbois taking care
of the Aasved home during Mrs
Aasved's absence.
Mrs. Wien and Carol were re.
leased from quarantine Monday
Carol has completely recovered
from diptheria and pneumonia.
Mrs. George Aasved left Mon
day morning for Butte where sh'
will visit her daughters, Margare
and Gertrude. for a few weeks
She accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. J
Brekke who are going to Missouli
to attend the graduation exercises
Nels Larsen of Nashua was il
town over the week end looking
over his farming operations.
The C & T Bridge club was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon b
! Mrs. Gust Strand. High score wa
made by Beatrice Angvick,
, Harry Kallak celebrated his It
: birthday with a party Thursda
afternoon. Olive Eidness assiste
Mrs. Kallak with games and til
> birthday dinner.
Mrs. Ed Christensen is suffer
ing from an attack of erysilepas