davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-08-31
STORE UNDERMINING
NEED FOUND BY U. S,
Commerce Department Surveys
8,108 Establishments in %
Cities in Nation.

BY tie Associated Press.
On the basis Of a survey Of 6,108
retail stores and service establish
ments in % cities, the Commerce De-
partment reported today that more
than half need modernizing.
Saying that good appearance and
efficient layout. lighting and equip
ment are among the most effective
tools in store operation" the report
added:
The proprietor of the average me-
dium-sized or small independent store
Is apparently not extending q com.
plete invitation to the customer to
enter his store.
Furthermore. after the customer
enters, he will find, in majority Of
small stores. that the proprietors are
not presenting their merchandise and
services to the best advantage"
Needed exterior Improvements, the
department suggested, consist largely
of painting, refinishing and installa-
ton or replacement of signs, while
greatest interior needs are painting
or repairing of walls and ceilings and
improvement of store lighting.
Evening star., 1936-08-31

Of the equipment concern. He was
the last original employe, oficer and
stockholder of the company.
In 1922 Mr.. Walker was seriously
wounded in a gun battle with bandits
who stole q $2,600 pay roll Of the con-
Germ. He was director Of the Posi-
tive Rail Anchor Co., the Chicago
Manufacturing & Distributing Co. and
the International Ore Co.
Besides his brothers here. he Is sur
vived by a daughter. Miss Helen E.
Walker, and a son, Edward T. Walker.
jr., of Chicago, and a sister, Mrs.
Florence Ayre, now staying near Nor
folk, Va. Mr. Walkers wife, the late
Mrs. Bessie Walker, also . native of
Washington, formerly taught school
here for IS years.
Evening star., 1936-08-31
TWO SISTERS ADDED
TO LIST OF MISSING
Pair Thought Hiking Southward.
Other Parents Seek to Find
Unreported Children.

Two sisters, Gene Richardson. 16,
and Anita Richardson, 10, were added
today to the list of missing persons
sought by Washington police.
Their mother, Mrs. Constance
Richardson, rs Fifth street northeast,
reported Gene and Anita have not
been home since Saturday and ex-
pressed the opinion they may be
hitch-hiking southwark.
Police, meanwhile, continued their
quest for Marie Sharpe. Is, daughter
of G. L. Sharpe, Labor Department
employe, 415 Massachusetts, avenue.
She disappeared from her home Fri
day.
Maurice Rawlings, IA, Elliott Junior
High School student, was reported
missing by his father, William r..
Rawlings. The boy left home Satur-
day, his father said, taking suit case
filled with clothing.
Rev. Paul R. Diehl, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Church South, An
napolis, Nd, asked washington po-
lice to help find his son Emerson, II,
missing since Friday. The boy was
seen itch-hiking toward Washington.
Evening star., 1936-08-31
9.5 INCHES OF RAIN
FALLS IN five HOURS
Record Set Yesterday in Mary.
land Section-Damage Re-
ported Slight.
Hy Ire Associated Press.

Ey tire Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, August 3l.-Rain
totaling 95 inches-almost twice that
of the 1888 storm-fell here within five
hours yesterday to set q new record
Damage, other than to flooded cel-
lars and inundated lowlands in the
rural sections, was slight. Two hun
dred telephone stations were out of
order for a time, but electric service
was interrupted only briefly.
The record rainfall, reported by the
Government cooperative station a
mile from here, was almost double that
which fell during the tropical storm Of
August 22-3, 1888. Flood damage was
heavy then.
State Roads Commission officials re-
ported the most serious damage was
the threatened undermining of two
dams, the Isabella Street Dam in
Salisbury and the Tony Tank Dam on
U. S. Route 13, mile south of here,
but both held.
For several hours city streets were
under water to the depth of q foot.
Evening star., 1936-08-31

lican, Of New York. in which Bacon,
Eastern congressional campaign man
ager, charged that Clark is heading a
Democratic committee seeking Co
ercion OF employees to vote the New
Deal ticket" The effort, Bacon con-
tinued, strikes an all-time low for
stupidity and lack of decency. It was
born of fear of defeat"
Primaries, which last week COM
Evening star., 1936-08-31
FUNDS FLOW OUT
Foreign Insurers Get More Cash
Here Than o. g. Ones Abroad.

The Commerce Department report
ed today that outflow Of American
funds In international insurance
transactions has exceeded movement
Of funds to this country by almost
$100, 100000 in the last II years.
For the period 1sls-1935, the de-
partment said, $140, 100000 net has
come into the country on account of
operations of United States insurance
companies abroad. During the same
period 1924, 4,000,000 has moved out on
account Of operations of foreign in
surance companies in America.
The report was one of series the
department Is compiling on financial
transactions between the United
States and other countries.
Evening star., 1936-08-31

manded much attention, occupied
small space on this weeks calendar.
Nevadans tomorrow select candidates
for the House Of Representatives and
a few State posts.
Evening star., 1936-08-31
CLARK DEFENDS
TAX ON SURPRISES
Says Measure He Voted
Against Is Sound in
Principle.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated rress.
Defense Of the tax on corporation
surpluses was voiced today by Senator
Clark, Democrat, of Missouri in an
answer to Gov. Landon, Republican
nominee for the presidency. after the
latter's attack on the levy in a speech
last week at Buffalo.
In his Chautauqua speech on edu-
Evening star., 1936-08-31
al Capone's Prosecutor
Tells How To Beat Crime
"Save Americas
Boys-That's How"
Says G. &. Q. Johnson
in THIS WEEK

in THIS WEEk.....
DOINTING out that nearly
i three out Of every four boys
sent to the reformatory 60 from
there to a life of crime, George
E. @. johnson, former Federal
Judge and U. S. Attorney for the
Chicago district, has sounded a
call for an organized drive to
take our boys of the streets and
into community houses"
In his article, which will appear
in next Sundays issue Of THIS
WEEK Magazine, Mr.. johnson
proposes the formation of
Friends of Youth" groups in
every city in the land. These
groups, composed of prominent
citizens serving without pay,
would provide the recreational
facilities for needy boys, and the
leadership for which these boys
now turn to organized gangs.
Mr.. johnson suggests the turn
ing of church property and vacant
public buildings of all kinds into
Evening star., 1936-08-31
CLARA BOW IS ILL
Physician Leaves by Plane for
Bell Ranch.

LOS ANGELES, August 81 @.-
DR.. H. w. Blodgett, family physician
of Rex Bell and his film actress wife,
Clara Bow, left by plane last night for
Las Vegas, New, to attend Miss Bow,
reported Ill at the Bell ranch, IS
miles from that city.
Bell said he received word that his
wife was i'll.
Evening star., 1936-08-31

Paul Wayland Bartlett, American
sculptor, was born at New Haven.
Conn, in 1865. He died in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Aug. 10. UP)-
Demand and trading were slow in
most lines; supplies liberal; prices
barely steady.
Bunched Vegetables: - Beets 75-
90c; carrots 90-S1; Dixon 40-50c;
green onions $3-325; leeks S1-1.20;
mustard 60-75c parsley 6O75c; rad
ishes, small reds 50-65c; spinach 10
9Oc; turnips 75-90c; dill 60-65c; wat
crcress 40-45c; mint zoe.
CantalouDes: Local HB's stds. les
50-60c; and 27s 65-70c; SOS 35-50c,
Ass 25-30c; tip tops std. 1O-16s So
Csc; Melogolds std. S-12s 6575c
crate.
Lettuce steady, Guadalupe and
Santa Maria, dry pix 4 doz $1.75-1 So;
doz. $1.25-1 .40 Lompoc doz
81. .85-2; Cambria Pines A doz. So
2.25.
Melons: Local honeydews std s.
12s 65-75c; Japanese melons std. s.
los 65-75c; Persians. Kern Co. &c.
Peas: Guadalupe and Pismo Oce-
ano pole 6-61Rc.
5x6s, 4o-5Oc; 6x6s 80-85c; fs 6x7s IS @G
soc; Ponderosas, 4x5s 4O-5Oc; 5x5s
5o-65c; Ventura Co. globes and
stones 4X5s 40-50c: 5x5s and 5x6s
Csc. SKIS .4O,d5oc; Ponderosas 5x5s
75c; 6x6s 50-60c; San Diego Co
stones 5x5s and 5X6s 50-60c; 6x6s
35-45c.
Watermelons: Local and San
Joaquin Valley Klondikes greens
and stripes 2022 lbs. $9-10.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
Furniture for Sale

We are having some warm days,
Causing thought of good highways,
And the places we'd like to go,
Where it's cool even snow.
So let's give the traveller a treat,
Put a highway on Adams street.
And underpass at the S.P.,
The proper thing don't you see.
Routing 80 is not SO hard,
On 4th st. through Sones old yard.
Connecting eighty and ninety nine,
Now all say: very fine.
FL CENTRIC LUMBER &
TRADING CO.
Phone 1892 1909 Adams ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
tQuofations
LOS ANGELES STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10. (UP)-
Oils featured trading on the Los
Angeles stock exchange this morn
ing with Universal Consolidated ris-
ing 1 point The few price changes
trended upwards. Volume was 49,
900 shares.
Universal Consolidated hit 20& on
500 shares. Republic on a 5000
share turnover rose II to 9B. Lin
coin sold 12,400 shares at IA un-
changed.
Pacific Indemnity again sold 2500
shares in single block, but at IS,
unchanged, as with all other miscel-
Iameous. Pacific Finance sold 200
at 25 and Transamerica, 800 at 13A i.
Security y-First National b a k
slumped u to SO on $50.
Consolidated Steel common edged
up Il to on 400.
Edison 5hs, only utility traded,
held unchanged at 27B on 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 CUP) - Corn
futures skyrOcketed to a new nine
year high on the Chicago board of
trade today as cash corn sold at the
highest level since 1920.
At the close corn was unchanged
to up as cents. Sept. Sligo. wheat
was off 4 to up Il. Sept. S1.14&,
oats was up a to Is, Sept. 44A
cents
Buying by shorts based upon re-
ports that corn available for Sept
ember delivery is insufficient to
meet requirements boosted Septem-
Der corn to a new high since 1877
The market was in a turmoil and at
times was subjected to heavy profit
taking with the result that price
changes were rapid.
Important factors in the corn boom
were pessimistic crop reports. The
brisk demand for cash corn, an eX-
cellent shipping demand, and a de-
crease in the movement of corn into
Chicago despite the higher prices,
Prices ranged from slightly below
yesterdays close TO within a frac-
tiOn of the Accent advance permitted
in a single days trading.
Wheat, normally the market lead
er. was dominated by corn. Price
changes were small as compared
with corn. The trend generally was
upward, however.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
l.. A. HAY

u. S. No. / extra leafy .$18.00-18.50
u. S. No. 1 .............$ $l5.0 5.50
u. S. No. 2 leafy ..... $14.50- 30
u. s. No. 2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 13.5O
Receipts equivalent Al carloads.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug 10. UP)-
Steel shares led the stock market
higher today in response to further
bullish news from the industry.
Bonds were irregularly highe er with
u. S. governments easing after five
had made record highs. Corn en-
countered profit-taking when the
September position attained an IL
year high.
The stock marke community was
heartened by slight pickup in vol
ume on the rally. Trading began
at slow pace with prices irregular.
Steels firmed after a slightly high
er opening when the Iron Age noted
a trend toward higher steel prices
and reported operations at the high
est level of the year. 30
Steel common reached 6S up
points; Bethlehem 622s up rs; Cru
chile 46h up "a and equal to it's
high and Youngstown Sheet e. Tube
79h up 2 points.
Railroad issues picked up in the
active at AN up IA. Atchison at its
high was up l y and Southern Pa
cific 42h up ~. Reports for most
of the rails continued to make good
reading.
Consolidated Edison led a rise in
points. Trading in the group was
light most of the day
Mercantile shares were bid up
fractions to 2 points in Sears Roe
buck on reports Of increased retail
business. National Depart m n t
Stores made new high at 15& up
a point.
A rise of 70 per cent in building
operations east of the Rocky noun
tains in the first seven months of
the year brought out buying for
some of the building issues. Johns
Manville gained 2 points to 118 and
then, eased fractionaly. American
Radiator was up fractionaly.
Dow Jones preliminary closing av-
erages showed: Industrial. 1864,
up 062. railroad 5407 up 0.54. util-
ity 34.77 up 0.16.
transactions were / ,OO6, ,43O shares
compared with 790,450 shares yes
terday, curb sales approximate d
201 900 shares compared with 169,-
600 shares yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 10. UP)-
Hogs 100, steady to 75c lower. light
grain feds $11.75, locals $1111.60;
sows $3.50.
Cattle 700, holdovers 3O4. slow,
steady, fed steers S750-S.50 some
held higher, short feds $6.757; Mex
leans $5.S5-6.10; short fed heifers
$780, cows $475-6; cutter grades
bulk unsold, early lambs steady to
25c lower, medium vealers $S.25-
$50; calves $550-6.50.
Sheep 1900, lambs steady; medium
S5 lb. wooled lambs off car So, sort
ed 10 per cent at 81; ewes 25c lower
at $2.75-3.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
JOE PALOOKA

1r's eouRrAe
RAIN But IT
DOESN'T SEEM
TO DETER THE
SLADlHTORS.
TIE FOURTH 70
THE TENTH SEES
SlUGSlhS
WITHOUT STOP.
SCIENCE
ISN'T MUCH
GOOD HERE.
IT'S THE
MIDDLE OF TIE
TENTH. ROUND.
LET'S LISTEN
TO HUSlkS---
e-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
l.. A. BUTTER q EGGS

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 10. UP)-
Butter: Extra 37hc, prime firsts
35hc, standard 34Rc, undergrade
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
l.. A. POULTRf

Los ANGELES, Aug 10, UPl-
Hens, Leigh orns, "a to 3A lbs. lie
Hens. Leghorns. over 3A and up
to IDS. ..........' '..''' ioC
Hens, Leghorns, over lbs. -. l5c
Hens, colored, 81 to A lbs. -. zoe
Hens. colored, 4 lbs. and up -. 21c
Broilers, over ! and up to u lbs 1Sc
Broilors. over / " and up to PA
Fryers, Leghorns, over 2A and
up to lbs. ....'...:.. loc
Fryers. colored, over 2 u and
up to 3h lbs. ........... lSc
Fryers, over 3A and up to 4 lbs. .19c
Roasters. soft bone. Barred
Rocks. 3b lbs. and up 49,: :....19c
Roasters. soft bone. other than
Barred Rocks, over 3A lbs. -. 19c
StaSS ......'.. '...'''' '..'lSc
Old Roosters .............. &c
Ducklings, Az lbs and up lac
Ducklings, under Az lbs. ......12c
Old Ducks ................ llc
Geese ''''''' - doc
Young Tom Turkeys. over 1S lbs. &c
Hen Turkeys, 0 lbs. and up -. zoe
Old Tom Turkeys ......... lac
Old Hen Turkeys .......... ..14c
Squads, under II lbs. per doz. .24c
SQUADS, II lbs. per doz. and up 26c
Capons, under z lbs. ..........26 26o
Capons, z lbs. and up ......... 2Sc
Rabbits No. 1 White. 3h to Az
lbs. each .............. lie
Rabbits. No. 1 Mixed Colors.
81 to Az lbs. each .........0 .09c
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
81 Used Cars ana Trucks

ANNOUNCEMENT Carter Motor
Supply Co.. 1868 Main ST.. invites
you to meet our best salesman
WHY'S 77-take ride and you'll
pe convinced. (M29P-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10. UP)-
Hens, Leigh orns, "a to ga lbs. lie
Hens, Leghorns. over 3A and up
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
" N{aatEM:

LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Maximum Tuesday .............1O3
Minimum Wednesday .......... 80
Readnig at Noon Wednesday
Temp perature .,.......... ~
Humidity ................. as
Reading at II. IN. "Wednesday
Temperature ................. "a
Humidity ................. SO
'Temperature " ...,........,......1O3 "
Humidity .............. SO
Los Angeles and Vicinity - Fair
Wednesday night and Thursday
with overcast in morning; little
change in temperature; gentle
southeast to southwest wind.
Southern California - Fair We'd
nesday night and Thursday but ov-
ereast near coast in morning; no
change in temperature; moderate
west and northwest winds off coast,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
Country Property
For Sale


ONE MILE from town-2k acres
with large house and chicken
pen. $150000. See G.. A. Irving,
Marie Land, 831 Main.
RANCH FOR SALE-2O or 80 acres.
Electricity and water. Y mile
from state highway. Equipped
for chickens. j. G. Fisher, Route
l, Box so, Calexico (A14-A22)
~ Wanted, Reat Estate
~~~~N~-~S~~~-~-~~~-~-~O~-~ ~-~O~-~-c~~>>~~~~~>~~-o~O~
RANCHES WANTED to Sell or
lease. Also have buyers for
close In Acreage. See C. A
Irving, Marie Land, 83l Main.
(J17-TF.)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
Is For Lease
IL Real Estate For Sale

DEPRESSION that's over! ELEC-
TION coming! But, either way
it goes, I. " land will continue
to increase in value. Better see
HANCOCK, "The Farm Land
Man" for an investment.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
$4,000 sur &ettnng BON San
WarcD.

Ser 8etrog BON 10000 Dollar
puroe Ioeben, tpie aus Som beriG]-
tet miro, Our1 ein f0nigIihes 9e-
fret aitsgetporfen, Inn Die beriibmte
8aIiIifa bon Gnn M1areo in Nene-
big Dor Ser @efabr oes ginitur6es
5u retten. 0obei miro bon Ser nob-
ioIltten uno Oringenoen Nottpen0ig-
felt" Der MaBnabme geIpro9en. 9ie
eriten Marmrufe iiber ben 8aiau-
ftan0 nur0en Dor etrpa flint Sabren
laut. @oumeilter tparen felt tangent
b%eunrubigt fiber oie 9RiIie i'm Mait-
ertperf oieIes beriibmten 9autperfs
aus benz elften Sobrbunoert, Oas
fi9 ouf Ben @runomouern aus Dem
neunten S~abrbun0ert erbebt. 9ie
&ifie eriAienen in Ben Mouern unO
S1uIen, Die bic goIoenen &lppeln,
0as 8aBr5ei1en ltno ben Stola Be-
neoies, trngett. SIN Sabre 1882
itelte man felt, oaB 0as Snnere Ser
tragenoen SauIen aerfauen NOR, 10
OaB oas gon5e @ebdlloe bon Der @e-
fabr oes ginltur5es beOrobt mar.
9ie Observation-Disclosures MUIR
ben nit groBen MitteIn, Die bon Ser
&egierung bepiaigt paren, iofort
in 9ngriff genommen. GroB oler
8emibungen bot man iebt feitge-
iteut, oaB Die @efabr nod INNER
ni6t beboben lit, ga Die 6luten al
Der ltnterminierung Ser 8alilifa ar
beiten. Die foitbaren MarmorfuB-
b0Oen, oie Idon felt LANCER 3eit un-
regelmaBig ur0 ueIenfOrmig pa-
rem, ieben ieBt gang ME Derlteinerte
@eaen aus. Die neuen Wittel, Die
iebt bepiaigt murOen, ioaen al eli
ner OurdgreifenOen 8ieoerberitel-
lusg uno @rbaltung bon ben
@runomauern aus Derweroet fper-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
@Hnftlidfeh

8rofeIior 9sfor HnuI, llniberii-
tt1sprofelior, 2ebrer am &onierpato-
rum uno 8eitrngsfritifer in elmer
Yerion, foBte oas iogenannte Mfa.
oemii9e @ierfeI 10 auf, onB er 40
Minuten mad Der feItgeieBten I'm
terridtsItunOe npiinftlid" Oas &lni-
ienaimmer betrat. ginmol tpoute es
Ser 3ufon, oaB Der &err 9rofeiior
genali nuf ben @Iodenidlag our
SteIle mar, ober obne einen Shiiler
ST. 10 ungepobnfer 3eit bor5ufin0en.
&alb entriiitet, balb ~aufrieoen iteltc
HauI = gum 3eiden, oaB er oage-
pelen mar - ieinen StubI auf ben
DedeI oes 2on8eftfliigeIs, uno begab
ii9 oann beriibigt nod Sauie. 0ieir
Mabnung 5ur Eiinftlidfeit mirftc
iid folgenDermnBen aus: Cur nod
item llnterriftsitrn0e b~eriammeiten
iid Die feds GdiiIer boIl51blig 3iir
feiteeiebten :3eit. llno aIs Ser &err
Brofeiior, nad alter @epflogenbeit
40 Minuten ipdter 0as alaiien3im.
ner betrat, fdao er oieies Ieer. bod
auf Dem 2on5ertfiiigeI = ftanSen
feds Stiihle
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
&as 1T Seltrnbm?

@iIbeIm BON Sumbolot mar 10
beriihmt. 0nB eirmal Elm Brief, Ser
nihts ais 6ie Mufi1rift 0Wioniteur
Sumbol0t, europe" trug, obue net
teres BON Ser 8oIt ridtig ousgeban-
oiqt tpur0e. ginen lolhen @elt-
RUBIN Bel Ieinen 3eitgenoiien gu ba-
ben, miro nur menigen bei6ert lem.
Mon1e aber, beionoers &iinitler,
weroen Oabon iiber3eugt iein, Dab es
linen gelungen lit, un0 tie werOen
bod einige gnttGui9ungen erle-
ben. Sn .&eclamg 11niberium"
peroen 6pei litItige 8eiipiele err
adbIt.
@abriele o'Mnnun5io fam einmal
in elm @ariier antiquitdten .@ei6aft,
Inn cine ent3iidenoe Ma0onnu, Die
BORT fell mar, gu eriteben. als er
Iid mad ibrem HreiIe er%funoigte,
5ogerte Ser Gambler einen Mugen-
bid nit Ser Mnttport. Damn, ais
erfenne er Ben Didter, iagtc er:
SEA, neil sic es Iino, iolen Sic
0os Bib fir oebntauieno baben."
9'annundio, gIiidlih iiber ben art-
n~ebrnbaren @reis, eliidlther nod
iiber Sen 8etpeis Ieines 8eltruDms,
faufte oas 8ilo. als er es be3ablt
bate, Bat er, man m6ge inn Die
&oItbarfeit in iein &otel idifen.
gr mar idon auf Der StraBe, als
er ploBli6 ben SAMPLER binter lih
%berrennen 60rte. Sea, mas gib's?~
fragte er. 8ornuf Der Gambler ant
portete: Sic baben gang bergei-
len, mir ibren iperten Nou1en an
3%ugeben.~
Nidt bel anoers erging es Bias
co Sbnne5 BEL einem BeiuGe in
Jranfrei9. Sbane5 fam, NIT GIMP
~feblungen Der Negierung reid per-
ieben, in elm Gr5iebungs -Snititut
unO Duroe bon 0eilen Director nit
alien Gbren empfongen. Ser 9iref-
tor Bat Sbane5, Der als Der beriibm-
teite 5driftitpIer ipaniider 3unge
golf, bod Die 5hiiler Oaroufbin 81
p%riifen, mas iie bon inn piBten.
Nun, Oiel ipuBten Die Gdiler ni6t
bon ibm, aber er fiiblte iid oennod
geidmeideIt. Gum S9luB oes
@romens fragile er Elm fleines ouf-
comedies Gerlden: r8eIhes fino
Die Orei gr0Bten Didter Der @eIt2"
Der &nube beionn iid Elm rpenig
uno meinte Oann: sSomer, Dante
uno Sic, aber Sbren Nnmen meib
ib nidt."
Washington Journal., 1936-09-04
Sine etatifif Der SrauenI6Um-
felt.

Man bat Iid bic Miibe gemadt,
aus etiua 500 Gomanen cine Stati-
.ftif Der Grouerid0nbeit 8uIam1
5uIteaen, IL iis ftd mad Ser 6or-
muIierung ser 9idter ergibt. 0obei
1teben id0ne 4lgen an Der Spise;
Tte Deroen in 100 Yro3ent Der So
name BON Der idonen Srau gefor-
bert. uno 5tDor entiheioen ii9 go
Bro5ent Ser acknowledgements fir
blnue utlO 40 8ro5ent fir idmur5e
augen. So 9ro3ent oieier &oman-
befoinnen boben einen ih0nen
Eeint; BEL 70 Yro3ent lit er itrab-
LEND, Bel 90 Bro5ent blaB ODER matt
uno BEL 9 8ro3ertt iebr meiB nit
SommerIprofien. Seine uno ge-
pfIegte SGnoe, IeIbit BEL Arbeite-
rinnen uno g1uerinnen, iin0 in 50
Bro8ent oner 66Ie fir oieien
Sd0nbeitsfooer unerIGBlid. Cine
quite 6igir 1T nit 80 9ro8ent oer-
treten.
Sn 80 Hro5ent begeiitern iid Die
9iGter fir purpurne 2ippen. p1b-
reno bloIie 2ippen MIR in 90 BRO,
gent eeprieien neroen, uno atpar
Damn ols 3eiden elmer riibrenoen
Sd0nbeit, beion0ers BEL aranfen.
Gin fleiner MltnO erbGlt in IS gro-
sent Sen Hreis, Elm febr GROCER. Der
neinen gerlenfdrein ieben Idbt~,
gilt in einem gerbGItnis bon Is
Bro8ent nls fd6n. Gin CROKER
MunO obne prddtige 3dbne finoet
nirgenos 8eifan.
&leine SiiBe iitt0 nit 80 b. s.
in Die Statiftit aufgenommpn; gro
re 5iiBe tperoen in 10 b. $. Ser
Sale ols G60nbeitsmerfmal ange-
ieben. Gin 5artes frGnfli6es aus.
ipben erideint Bel 90 b. $. oIs
S6onbeitsi0eaI; bod miro oarauf
bineepieien, oaB es iid babel baupt-
IGdIih Inn Nomane aus Ben Sab
rem $1,000 bdn6elt, mo man fir
Die &omantit beftiiher grideinun-
gen cine beionoere Gorliebe bate.
Cine mebr nIs normal entpidelte
8e6aorung, sic ipeihe Sdotten ii6er
Ole 9nut pirft. miro in 5 b. 8. Der
unteriuHten ACKNOWLEDGMENT dIs
fd6n empfun0en; nit 0.5 b. 8. lit
elm @efolen an 8ndlieen uno Sim
fenoen nngeiebf.