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Evening star., 1936-03-06
STUDENTS TO DEBATE

Woman debaters Of Trinity College
and George Washington University
will meet two representatives of the
University Of Pittsburgh tonight and
tomorrow.
The Pittsburgh debaters. Sara Reish
and Marcella Legion. will take the
Affirmative side Of the question: Re
solved, That Congress should have the
power to override by a two-thirds'
vote decisions of the Supreme Court
declaring acts Of Congress unconsti-
ttltional"
Evening star., 1936-03-06

firmed its stand in approving con-
struction.
A bill (H. r. $685., which is de-
signed to Ak qualifications for jurors,
removing exemption Of women, which
has passed the House and is now in
the Senate, was adopted by the asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
NORTHEAST CITIZENS
TO FETE VICTORY
Dinner to Celebrate Five Civic
Improvements Sought by
Conference.

Plans for victory" dinner to be
held celebrating the five major civic
improvements in the Northeast area
were discussed by the Northeast Con-
ference of Citizens Associations last
night at their monthly meeting The
Evening star., 1936-03-06
CITIZENS ATTACK
LUMP-SUM SLASH
Need for National Representation
Seen as More Important Now
Than Ever Before.

The s3,0O0O00 cut in the Federal
share of the Districts expenses under
the 1887 District supply bill brought
strong criticism from members of the
Washington Highlands Citizens Asso-
citation last night As a result of the
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Heroes to Be Listed.

Every Frenchman who fell in the
World War is to be listed in Golden
Book" to be published in Paris. which
will include more than 100000
names and fill 100 volumes.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Mems SHIRTS
or PAJAMAS
1.29
d for SIS

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Plenty of white and solid coors Many collar styles
1872 to II.
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Broadcloths in plain colors with pped trimming Stripes
checks and pads. Sizes A, B, c. D.
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Evening star., 1936-03-06

Your new Spring you with special Anniversary
savings! Real lghtweights weighing only OUNCES!
Narrow bands. Gray snow, tan, brown blue, green.
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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-18

if the government will keep within res
enable boundary and take the pu0ie into
It's confidence with respect TO long term
policies.
The dependence of business on gov.
eminent to provide ths rules from the
forum for the reasonable enforcem mt
of business contracts and for an ade-
quate bnd sound currency in which TO IL
Quidats business contracts cannot be TOO
often emphasized. Necessary morator:a
must be distinguished from encourage
ment TO delay or avoid performance
Our economic institutions will not soon
recover from the effscts of unwise gov
erBmeut eSdding of compl aiming promls
sers seeking escape iran unwiSa or I'M
fortunate financial burdens No thought
full person can observe the measure
which have been taken by our govern
ment under recent legislation resp citing
silver aid the changes wnGch have been
maGe IN our banking system witheus
wondering whether the imme date pur-
poses do net involve threats TO the sound
ness Of oGr currency. Ii is rsassurin
that leaders in the bankiog wsrld nave
recently shown more realiz alton their
of their responsibility lin preventir con-
sequences unforeseen by inexperienced
formGators of governmental financial
policy.
Despite the rebuffs it has met with
and the hopes 1t has seen shattered
however, business today stands ready
to cooperate with government 10 the
Welding of puDlic policy and private
interest Into a permanent plan for ths
good.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-18

STATEMENT FOR THE PRESS

A cablegram has just been received from
the Interior Department, Washington, D.
c., advising that the Comptroller General
of the United States has approved the
making available One Million Dollars for
the continuation of the Governments Fed
eral Project Ne. 16.
The deed to the Bartram Brothers
Estates has been forwarded to Washington,
and within short while program will be
initiated which will result in the cultivation
of this island, the reconditioning of the
Bethlehem sugar factory, and the construc-
ton of large number of houses for the
workers On all the estates operated by the
Virgin Island Company
This will complete the plan for the acuui-
sition of land and the reconditioning of
mills and buildings. This program when
completed will result in the Virgin Islands
Company operating about 1919 of the
total 81 800 acres of land on the Island of
St. Croix, leaving approximately so for
Homestead development and $50 fer
development by private capital
BOYD J. BROWN, President.
The Virgin Islands Company.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-18
beginning of 1885.

beginning Of 1885.
A sustained Increase in industrial epe-
ratlons includes improvement inEroduc-
ton of the more durable goods. Increas-
ing pay rolls have absorbed some of the
unemploy d. but greater ACTIVITY out
side Of the purey industrial feeds will
be necessary before the much desired
decrease of unem 1Ioyment Is accomplish
ed he national income has increased.
but too large percentage Of it is drawn
directly from government sources.
The new yea: begins with more justi
fication for the hops that business will
enjoy the aid of government in bringing
aDour recovery. Similar hopes in this
respect In the beginning o. 1895 were
not realiZ d Dy the events of that year
Moreover. business leaders have shown
realization that they have a direct ss-
DonsiLlnty for the measures and poliel ss
and organization If government and we
have ne Dr0sp ect thai more may be &C.
com IsEed Oy governments fear of the
disp ure of business than continued
fear ~ the part Of business of the dis
plea 'ure of government.
In the year just passed, industry re-
gain par, of Its lost freedom through
the demise Of the N. r. A. and some of
the fear that retarted business vanished
with realizatioO that the nation still
has mighty buwark agains6 unsound
and destructive activities Of government
and powerful defense of unconsritu-
ton a noerlies in The persen of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court.
Toe breath spell" granted by the
adm iStra'io ion unquestlonabIy has been
of b ueflt TO business. true. it is largely
a psychological factor. but it has been
imp rtan in demonstrating chat Industry
industry is ready 10 expand its activities
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-18

terms as "a wonderful, courageous and ag-
gresslve address unmasE1ng and revealing
the opposition's character"
The Republican leadership labeled it
political harangue." To Republican Chair
man Henry P. Fletcher the speech was a
challenge to straw man to submit to
subservient and gagged Congress the favor
tie socialistic features of the New Deal"
All agreed that this message delivered
to Congress and to widespread radio
audience was the strongest speech the Pre-
sident has made. 1t was considered certain
to be the source of New Deal orators, high
and low, from now until November.
Although some Republicans joined the
Democrats in praising the Presidents re-
marks on world affairs, there was some
criticism. Senator Daniel 0. Hastings,
Republican, Delaware, said that they were
unnecessary, unbecoming and possibly
dangerous" On the other hand, Senator
Ernest w. Gibson, Republican, Vermont,
asserted: II am in. accord with what he
said on maintaining the people of the
world Selected.
BETTER BAslSIFOR OPTIMISM
Parkinson for Less fear of the Govern.
Demise of NR A EXAMPLE
Breathing Spell Gives industry Chance
To Expand
By Thomas |. Parkinson.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-18
By Thomas |. Parkinson.

While we enter the new year still fac
ed bv uncertainty and vagueness as to
the course of government. there is con-
sideraplymore justification for optimism
ia business today than there vas at the
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-18
Christiansted Theatre
8.45 Sunday Night 8,4I
easy to Love"

Severao WarneB os. stars including
Genevieve
idle husband called o
Of
flow backon and
oil
AdRiso usual.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27

@osen sic Spite 5u 6ieten unO aud
bel gutter Seitung o6ne @efabr iid
auf i6ren i9dumcnOen a1nmen 81
Diegen.
r@as gcpeis fiir Oie Seetiihtigfeii
ser @ermanen fam aud ole Cat.
lade gelten, Dab Die eermoniide
Seeipruhe LIBERAL in Der @elt Dor.
berridt. Salt ole mi4tigen 8orte
aus bent gerei6 ser Sdiffa1rt iinO
germauiiden %llriprungs. ebenio mic
sic 8e3eihnungen ser Simmelsrid.
tungen 9toro, Siio, Sit unO 8eIt
sic BON alien romnniihen Sproden
ii6ernommen noroen lino. &ud
aibt es nirgenOsipo BEL irgenoeinem
anoeren inOogermaniihen Bolts.
ltomm 10 pieIe 8e3eidnungen fir
@eer nno mas oamit %5uiommen'
b1nat. 0os lit MIR aus Der iabr'
tauIenOelangen gntpidIung per.
Itdnolih."
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27
Sie 0egemOe bOm flMgen
@ferO.

9os YferO genieBt i'm angemeinen
Den Guf, elm b~eionOers geiheites
Sier at Iein. Aber ME 10 monhe @e.
IH0pfe DER Sieruelt gang al utredt
nit Idlehtpn @igenidaften in 3uiam-
menbang gebroht nerOen, 10 ion I'M.
gefebrt oos Yfero Oas ii6er ieine
Glugbeit berbreitete l1rteiI nift per.
0iener. Die enelii1e 3oologin Srau-
ces @itt bebauptet ieoenfons, oob
Oas Hfero Oiimmer lei nls sic Sub
uno GAS S1pein, ia iogar als oer
@7eI. gfad Ser bon ibr borgenomme.
men &enn3eifnung lit oieier treus
8egleiter 0es Meniden rein @eId0pi
nit feinen Nernen uno Itarten SIN.
pulien, ober BON ouBeroroentlif &C.
ringer 8eiornenbeit uno alugbcit.
Su ieinem ieIbitdnoigen gerbaltrn
lGBt ii6 ielten cine gepiiie 8oraus-
iidt ertennen, un0 fem an0eres Sier
oerliert I'M augen6lid ser @efabr
10 p0Gig Sen &opf."
.Na6 anli6t Ser 6oriherin lit oos
Hfero 81 Itarf 0egeneriert un0 ltebt
ihon aus oieiem @runo bel tieIer
als ser @Iel. Die &u9 lit ibrer Met-
nung nod fliiger, ~oenn einmnl lit
lie nidt 10 Ieiht in cine blin0e Ynnif
gu bringen, uno Damn bat lie elm GUT
tes @eoGhtnis. IS lit cine olen
&inouieb5iihtern moblbefannte Cat.
Ia1e. Dab Die &iibe ibren Ylos I'M
Stall nidt ~beroelien uno oabin TO-
fort 5uriidfebreu, Dern aud cine be-
trd9tlide 3eit oeritrihen it, ieitoem
tie Sen Stall nerloiien 6aben."
Soear 0en S1neinen fpri1t 6ran-
ces 8itt elm 6~eiieres @eo1htnis 81,
aliBeroem iolen tie iid Ourh beion-
oere Neigung sur Snuberfeit aus
5eihnen, mas geniB piele, Die einnt0I
oas S6impfport nSdwein" se-
hrauAt bnben, I'M t~iefiten @runo be-
i1Gmen mro. Gun Sdafe iino nah
ben 8eobaHtungen Der etgliideu
6oriderin nit einem b~eiieren Ser
ltnn0 auSgeltdttet als oas Bfero; vlic
erboIen lid bon ieoem 5dred uieI
rnIher nno Iaufen niht 10 uniiberlegt
G~nseinonoer. 3uoem bepeiien lie
mebr SeIbItdnoigfeit, tpenn lie oar.
auf ongepieien lino, iih ibre Nab-
rung olein 8u Iuden ooer obne
meni6lide 8egleitung in i6ren Sta1
3uriif5ufebren. 8pIonoere &luabeit
muB nod 4niiht BON Srances Yitt
Dem Studs ausgefprohen meroen. fpo-
rim Die augemeine Anihauung nit
ibr ia aud iibereinltimmt.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27

Oes Sofen Iiegen 2orbeer unO Blu.
men. Die Ibmar3-peiB.rote Sdlcife
am 2orbeerfran3 al 6iBen Der
&ubeitott leuHtet in mattem Sidt.
Die gei6luIIene @nroine am 6enlter
suebt elm tuenig i'm leiieu @ino, Der
bonn 8orf bereintommt. Dos feline
8immer lit gon5 ailsgefiilt BON Dem
i'm Sooe erblaBten @eiiht, ben ae-
I6IoIienen Nuger, Ser boben Stirn
oes @ntI6Iofenen. 9ie @roBe Sinoen'
buros, Oie u~ngebeure menidlide
0ur6orineung 6eiet Iid aud an
oieiem Stprbplager. @er bier ab-
I6ieo na6m, ser tpuBte, wie groB
ser 500 ousIeben fam; tper bier
abi6ieo nobm, tr6et Die Stanoe als
beiIige grinneruns in Die Sample
Ieines 0ebens.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27
SeriDmte v3meibans
Der".

Nebeli Der Werfuen0uflg DER reI'
ten Son6 lit Ser @ebrouf ser 2it'
fen Oft bernohI1iiigt noroen. 90
miro Dielfa1 sic Goroerung erboben,
oaB man elmer ousgeIproHenen
MeHtsb1n0iofeit ourH b%elonoere
llebungpn entgegentpirfen moge. Die
&iinItler iino nobI Die ein0igen, Die
rein erfobrungseemdB bel ibren Ar-
beiten aud oie linfe Snno mebr ber'
on3iebpn. unO 10 finoen iiA BENT
inter Malern un0 gilObouern red)t
bieIe n3peibdnoer",
Gin beriibmtes 8eiipieI Oofiir mar
aoolf Men5el, Ser nit Der linfen
San0 minoeItens ebenio iider 5ei6'
nete pie nit Der redten. 9oh Die
ousgelprodenen .9infsb1nOer" linO
aud inter Riinitlern lelten. Ser
engliIde MaIer George Glouien lieb
Iih feline Yoletten fir Die redlte
Sono onfertigen, neil er nur nit
Ser Iinfen molen fam. @uh elm
oor3iiglider 3eidner, enttparf er ole
feline ent3iidenoen Gfi53en nit Der
Iinfen SanO, unO 8nar 5eiduete er
10 raid uno 10 iider9 Die es faum
elm onoerer nit Der re1ten fonnte.
@as BET Sem Moler nod eber be-
qreifIi6 iaeint, lit BEL Dem aunit-
gewprbler bieI r~dtielbafter. 8er
miiroe glauben, oaB sic munOerDol-
len 8ongefdBe bon @annob gorlom
nit Ser linfen Sono mooeIIiert IinO2
Seoes Stid, oas lire geididte Sann
9eformt, bat feline ein5igartige
Sh0nbeit uno oerrat fiinitleriihe
@ebonolung.
6annab 8arIop mar 2~infsb6noer
nibt aus eigener @abl, ionOern Die
Wotmenoigfeit batte lie oo5u ge-
sruungen. Sic 3eidnete 5unddit ibre
Ghmudformen nit Der re9ten Sano
ouf Die SongefdBe, ober plOblid
trat cine 2Gbmung ibrer reften
Snno Elm, nnO Der ar5t erfldrte ibr,
DAB fe niemals mebr i'm Stanoe
Iein piiroe, lire 4unit aus5uiibet.
God ibr tarfer 8ine iibermanO
OieIes SinOernis, iie beeann, 5u-
n66It uniider nuo 5oebaft, nit Der
linfen Sono gu orbeiten; tie 5wei-
fplte, Bob es ibr gelingen piiroe, Die
NOTICE Siderbeit uno @enauigfpit
Ser Gormgebuns unO Der 2inienfiib-
rung 3u erIangen, ober olmabliA
entfoItete iie nit Der linfen Sano
cine nod b0bere golfommenbeit ais
porber nit Ser redten.
Gin begeiiterter Anbanger Der
v3wei6dnoigfeit" lit Ser befnnnte
englii6e 0ffi8ier Sir 81. 9. 8aoen-
9open, Der nSeIo BON @afeting"
9ur9 LANCE rebuneen bat er es
oobin eebradt, OoB er Die linfe
SnnO gano 10 eebruuden fam mie
sic redte. llno er lit BON OieIer Stei-
gerung ieiner SGbigfeiten 10 iiber-
3eugt, BOB er aud unter Der bon
Inn ins 2eben gerufenen engliihen
Syugenobetpegung, ben 8oD Scouts,
Iid bemiibt, ben bdufigeren @e-
brand Der linfen SauO nod 2rdf-
ten 3u fOrOern.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27

80 Ger Ian II It 0 5.
Sans BON Billion, Der geiltreide 9i-
riaent, batte emit auf Der StraBen-
babn einen 3uiommenItoB nit einenl
Serrn, ben er i'm @eordnge berie-
bentlid auf oen Sub getreten bate.
Ser anoere 5iihte niiten0: nGiell"
8ulop nobm oarauf Ben SUIT ob,
perbeugte iih un0 ermiOerte bOfli1:
bon Biilop".
@biFIer ais 6aui.
fGmpfer. Ser groBe onelo-ameri-
tanii9e MenIer @biItler mar megen
ieiner ebenio ipisen pie treffenoan
8emerfungen melt un0 brett betannt
uno gefiir1tet. Mber er Iiebte niht
nur oos geiitige Eurnier, ionoern er
3Ggerte AUDI niht, BON Der Gnuit @e-
braud al MAIDEN, tpenn es ooraaI
anfnm. 9as be5eugt Sames 3aper,
elmer Ieiner n6beren 8efnnnten
.86iItler fam mad England" 10 err
51blt er, .tpeil BOG 0nmals oos 2ano
mar, in Dem man nod Die meiitep
9iloer faufte. 3uerIt mar er auBere
proentliA beliebt, Damn aber madtc
er balo our9 iein er3entriihes Nuf-
treten uno onr9 feline idarfe 3unSc,
ole niemanOen idonte, bOies 8lut.
80 fpuroe er INNER friegeriiher,
iGlieBlid 10 iebr, Dab er BEL eilenI
6ouItfdmpfer StunOe nabm, nm I'M
mer imItanoe 81 iein, ben 2euten
raid elm blaues Nuge 81 MAIDEN unO
cann gu perihminoen. Dieie ionoer-
bare art Der .Malerei" bat er aud
mebrfah ausgefiibrt. ct mar elm ed-
ter Mann uno miirOe an Der Der
meiblidune" nnierer 8eit teinen 90.
fonen aefunoen boben.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27

@eidi5te. Iino o~IerOings beuie
itper 3u erfl1ren. 8er obnt }. 3.
SAB in n5hopenItel" Der nShoften.
itibl" itedt, DAB Die DgobnenitroBe"
urfpriiugliH mad ibrem Bflaiter
.8oblenitroBe" bieB, Dab rS0pen-
tfpiete" ioDiel pie n2aubenitraBe" &C.
oeutet9 Spdterbin nabm iid cine
bobe O6rigfpit aud Der StruBenua'
men an unO bpieitigte 8e3eihnunsen
Die ibr ols unmiiroig eri1ienen; 10
mur0e !. g. Die .&aderitroBe" III
&omburg. Die nab Dem bort mobnen.
Ben ShinOer oOer AbOeder bieB, IN
Nie poetiihe 9iIienitrdBe umgetouft.
Miid Y%enennungen Der StraBen
mad Encouragement gerionlidfeiten
finOen Iih friib, ober %Ieltener in DER
AbiiHt, ibnen allen cine beionoesc
gbre 3u %erpeilen. 8ielmebr murOe
cine @oiie nod Ser 5omilie g%pnantit.
sic BORT groBes @runOeigentum w.
lab. Grit i'm IS. S~obrbunoert trnt
Die Seloeuoere6rung in StraBenna.
men berpor, rrbl nit 6lerit in &aai.
burg, mo- ouf einen 8oriMlog oes
0iHters SaeeOorn bin cine StraBF
nod Dem beriibmten BunOor5t Carp
fer getouft mur0e. Die NatnenoJa.
tung Der StraBen tplrOe nnoererieits
ober oub immer mintiirlider, un0
BEL Der @riinOung bon MannbelM
sing sic AuiflGrung nit Der niid)-
ternen Sdematiiierung 10 melt, Dab
ale StraBen nit 8udItaben unO
3ablen be8eidnet puroen.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27
4eniiOmsbe5iise fir 40 Sabre.

9ie britiihe SnieI Mauritius I'M
Snoiiden S8ean ideint elm tpabres
Baro0ies fir 9eniionare 81 iein. Sc
oenfons erreiAen tie BORT in elmer
groBen &eibe bon 61aen Elm 10 bohes
Nlter, Dab ma fir ben Snbalt oes
Stantsiddels ernitbafte 8eiiirhtim.
tlngen bn6en muB. SIN Sabre 1897
5og iih @boul Seio Spnur als 58=
idbriger Damn pegen &ronfbeit unO
nlgemeiner @ebredlidfeit aus Dem
Gent 3uriid, mas i'm nber niht bin-
oerte, iein &ubegebult nod Biz beute,
i'm anlebnli6en Sitter BON 107 Saf-
rem 3u be5ieben. 9ie Hegierung BAT
nlio bis iest fir i'm idon 49Snbre
lang Beniion 5ablen miiiien. ueber.
baupt 5eigen oie in0iihen 8eamten
als Hubegebdltsempfdnger cine be-
merfenslperte 2onglebieteit Gin Sci-
ger, Der i'm 5taotsoienIt beIf1ftigt
NOR, CAB feline Satigfeit i'm Sabre
1885 pesen reriAiitterter @elunS-
beirN ouf un0 bat ieitOem feline Nen-
lion befommen. Sect lit er "a Sabre
GIt. Gin @ef1ngnisw1rter, DER 1886
negen boben alters ieinen 8eruf aul-
gob, empf1ngt nod beute i'm Alter
BON 95 Sabren bonn Stnat regelmd-
Big feline ginfunft. Gin YoIi5iIt, ocr
iia i'm Sabre 1889 weeen torpcrIi-
der @ebrehen aus Dem gienit 5iiriid-
cog, bat bereits 0as nniebnlihe Alter
BON Sc Sabren erreidt; elm geaniter
Ger Safenpermaltung. Der Sen 9ienit
1893 aus Observation-Disclosures alli.
CAB, elm ioIbes bon So Sabren, linO
10 fonnte man Die 2ilte oieIer Ben.
liondre nod LANCE fortIesen. Wauri-
thus i9eint ieoenfoas fir Gubege.
00ltsempfdnger elm befommlider 9lu-
fentbaIt5u iein uno ibnen einen aus
~geoebnten 2ebensnbeno gu geudbrer
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27
Sin idIimmes gOr3eiden

am Morgen Der Sdla9t bon
2eutben IieB Ser oiterreihiide GeIO.
mari6aa Oauu eineH Wouern aus
Seut6en bolen uno fragte i'm nod
ben Namen Der umliegenOen 90r-
fer, 6liiiie uno Wdloer. gIs ct
babel ouf einen DEFENDERS boben
Berg pies uuo noA ieinem Namen
fragte, ermioerte Der Bauer: n&err
General, bas lit Der Berg, bon mel
dem unier Ronig Dor Dem &riege
naidbrli6 Die Seiterreiher berun.
teriagtel" CT meinte oamit Die
Wap0bsr Der nieoerfdleliiden Erup-
pen. @5er 0aun orebte iih gu iei.
mem @efolge Inn uno iprad: uMeine
$erren, Dos lit elm i4Iimmes Dor.
aeifenl" -
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27
9i6ter, bic @eOi3iner
lUarem.

0oB Oie MeOi5in feline rein logil6
oufgebnute 8iiienidnft lit, ionOern
OnB Tineeripisengefiibl unO @inge-
bung in ibr notwithstanding biel
Raum baben, mag Die eigentlite
l1ria9e Oofiir iein, OoB iid nidt
ieIten gerooe fiinItleriiH beranlaete
Menidlen au ibr binge3ogen fiiblen.
@enigitens erideint tie monhen I'M
fer ibnen ols sic 8rotnilleni1aft,
Die nod am ebelten NIT ben Sr6u-
men oes Oifters bon mabrem Men-
i6entum in ginflang Itebt.
Ser beriibmteIte Meoi3iner unter
Sen OiHtern lit G9iaer. 9n1oem er
sic Yriifung 3peimal obne @rfoIg
beriu1t bntte, erbielt er gnoe 1880
oie Gr8tli1e 3uInliung uno nuroe
HeeimentsmeOifus. Sn Der Uniform
muB Der 9idter elm merfpiiroiges
8ilo geeeben boben. nDas 6uBDerf
bor5itglth mar mertmiiroig: ourh
ben ben peiBen @dmoihen unterlee-
ten Gil5 paren feline Seine pie 5pei
3DlinOer bon einem groBeren Din-
meter dIs Die in fnoppen @olen elm.
gepreBten 6denfel. Sn oieien 60
maiden, Die obnebin nit Sdub-
nidie iebr befIedt maren, betpegte
er ii9, obne oie &nie redt biegen
5n fGnieu, tDie elm Storh."
Bd6reno ser &ranfenmoden bat
SHiner. mie Or. MooIf Braun in
Ser 9eutiHen Meoi8iniiden 8oden-
i1rift ousfii6rt, an ieinen ,&1u-
bern eeidrieben. oie er Damn 1881
fertigbrodte. Die 6ludt aus 8iirt-
temberg na6 Sen peridie0enen GU
iammenltoBen nit Dem &er5og be-
enoete aud Die furoe gr5tloufbabn
oes groBen 9idters.
@eroer bat oas meoi3iniide Stu
blum a~ufgegeben, aIs er BEL Der err
item Geftion obnmd9tig gemoroen
ipar. Mebr aus 3ufon fam Der ruiz
fiihe 9i9ter Si1e9op our miiien-
ihaftliden Seilfun0e, er muroe TO-.
gar &r5t, ibte Die 8raris ieood
niht aus. Or bat ober betont, OoB
Die Me0i5in i6m fir iein fiinItIeri.
i6es S9offen itorte Nnregungen ge-
geben babe.
&obert SamerIing bate in 8ien
Inutomie gebort. 9as mar ungliid-
li6erueiie Die Ieronlaiiung, oaB er
iid iebr gu ieinem eigenen Sdnoen
elmer Selblt6ebanolung unter6og.
Au6 Nobalis bot meoi5iniide 9or-
leiungen beiu9t, ebenlo gbomiiio,
Der iid nod nit 81 Sobren bel Der
meOi5iniiden 6ofult1t einidreiben
IieB. @eorg 8iidner, Der Sobn zines
9ormItaoter Arotes, bei6aftigte iid
nuf 8nni9 ieines 8nters nit Der
MeOi8in, bepor er Iih gang Der
9iAtfunIt unO pbiloiopbiiden 4rbeit
5utpanote.
Soft wdre aud aus StrinOberg
Elm Ar5t gemoroen, ieoenfals bat
Der Didter einem ar5t, in oeiieu
Gamilie er Sauslebrer NOR, Deridie-
oenolid aiiitiert unO mar aud in
Dem fir Meoi5iner eingerihteten
SednoIogii6en Snititut Der timber
iitot upiaIa tdtig.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-27

Ger Dir Na6ribten iiber an6ere
brinet, bringt aud an6eren Na1.
rihten iiber DID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

Rosenberg by the attorney generals
once In New York. with demand
for immediate payment; and that
before he could arrange II the war
rant for his arrest was Issued.
Rosenberg, in his petition for re-
lease TO the superior court, included
statements Of advise that he had
committed no crime under the
laws of the New York" The sheriff
moved to expunge these allegations
as irrelevant, evidential matters
and legal conclusions. Judge Jen-
nings granted the motion and Ros-
enberg appealed.
Justice William M. Maltbie In his
opinion, which was concurred in by
the other judges, finds Judge Jen-
nings correct, concluding that Ros-
enberg's claim that his conduct did
not constitute crime Is an issue
ITO be determined, not by the courts
Of this state before he Is surrender
ed for extradition. but by proper
court OF New York in trial TO be
held there"
Error In One Case
Error was found and a new trial
ordered in the action TO recover
damages brought by Libby q. Hyde
against the Connecticut Co., in
which the plaintiff alleged the COM
pany's bus driver was negligent in
stopping for her ITO alight In an
unsafe place" causing her injuries
from falling. A New London county
superior court jury gave a plain
tiff's verdict. The defendant APP
pealed on the ground Of error in the
charge Of the court.
No Error In Two
No error was found In two other
decisions as follows:
Edward M. Kenny, conservator Of
the estate Of Alma Richter against
Waldo s.. Blakeslee, executor of the
estate Of August A. Richter; appeal
from doings Of commissioners on ar
insolvent estate appointed by pro-
bate court for New Haven district
in allowing certain claims and In
failing TO report cash value Of the
security of any creditor having re-
curity; superior court for New Ha-
ven county; defendant filed plea In
aba tement; motion TO strike out plea
denied; demurrer TO plea overruled
in part and pleas. sustained and APP
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
SHELTON MAN in
ACID THROWING
Continued from Page H.

No's.'uo1 noll Easc -
held on a tcchnicaI breach of peace
ch.r..
american Brass Empioye
Lan2i was employed In the Amer
lean Brass Companys Copper mill
w.. vhor. =. nod ac.... ~ u,or.,
tit;es NJ ch.mjcais awthor,tsss said
T T he,,nved hn ohtainsd the smi.
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