davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Sin finfli6es SrOms
melfea.

Ser GrIoB oes 5eritorten Srom-
melfens miro bisber nur ielten IN.
gewenoet, obtpobI er i6on Dor
Sabr5ebnten borgenommen mur0e
uno in geeigneten Sdlen giinitige
grgebniiie fir Bic Sorfraft 8eigte.
Ser @runo lit oorin gu iuAen, OnB
teure fiinItliAe Srommelfeae, Die
nit @ebeimmitteln i~mprdgniert nos
rel, Bel alien Mrten bon S6merb0.
rigfeit marftidre:erii6 empfoblen
muroen un0 0as 8erfobren beein-
trGGtieten. Sin fiinitli6es Srom-
melfea fam ie0o9 nur BORT bic
90rfraft beben, mo- Der Sornerb
uno sic Srgane oes Snnenobrs ge-
Iun0 iiit6, mo- allo Der S0ri6aOen nltr
an Ser Musidnltung Oes Srommel-
feas liegt. Sn Oieien 5duen leiitet,
mie sic Sranffurter 8o1eni6rift
n9ie umi9ou" beridtet, elm f%iinitli.
DIES Erommelfen iebr CUTE 9ienite,
oas feinerlei ihnierige 8orri6tun-
gen notig maft, ionoern MIR Ourd
elm nit getp0bnlidem Horafin ge-
tr1nftes @attebGuI6den oargelteat
piro. 9abei fam es Der &rnnfe
ielbit inter anleitung 0es @r5tes
Iernen, ii1 Oos fiiaitli6e Srommel-
fea ein5ufiibren uno an Ser ridti-
gen STEELE gu befeitigen. geo6 better
gelingt oies nit einem oiinnen ob.
gebroGenen Gilberorabt, in oeiien
@infel oas @attefiigel6en gelegt
un6 0ur6 9reben Oes 9rabtes gu
einem 9o9t einee5ogen miro. 9as
fiinitli6e Srommelfea muB ieoen
@benO entfernt uno am naditen
Gage 0ur6 elm neues @atteItiid er-
leBt iper0en.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
&arnm ial3en mtr bic
Speiiem?

Cine GENTLE MngIt Dor Sem Sd.
gen Der Speiien lit Our9 G6log.
porte nie 0as bon Ser nRo9iaI5.
idlemmerei" o0er Ser .8erp6tc-
lung" Oes meni6liden &0rpers III
breiten &reiien beroorgerufen NOR.
ben. 9obei 1T Der Streit, Oh Der
3uiab BON &o9ial5 5u Ben Speiien
MIR elm @aumenfiseI lit ODER einesl
natiirli6en 8eoiirfnis oes &0rperS
entipringt, idon oft.
@rof 8unge bot bereits sic An.
ii6t berfo1ten, 0aB begetaril9 le-
benOe @0lfer BEN 8uioB bon Sob
iala brau9en, Inn Sen Galiumiiber-
i9uB in Der pflan3liden Nabrung
our9 oas Natrium i'm &o9ial5
ars5uglei6en. Sn OieIer angemei-
men Sorm lit cine iol9e @uffaliung
ni9t bnltbor, ober aud 9rofeiior
bon Nooroen erbIidt, nie 6ie 6ranf-
furter @odeni6rift r9ie l1mI1aa"
beri9tet, Oie Sa~uptpirfung bes
aoGiol3es i'm Natrium, inoeiien ols
@eeenipieler oes &al3ium oas Die
Notwithstanding bemmt, mob.
reno oos Natrilm tie f0roert.
&o9ial8orme GiGt lit alto nod
Nooroen our 8efGmpfung bon @nt-
aiinOungen onge8eiet. Serner ipielt
oas gblor i'm aohial5 cine pi6tise
pbbiioIogiIde &one; itorfe gblor.
berluIte, our9 iibertriebene gin-
i6rGnfung nes @odial5es ooer nur6
mieoerbolte Mogenausbebungen,
fonnen au elmer f1peren Grfran-
flung fiibren, Die ourd o~usgiebige
&odIaI55ufubr beboben meroen
fam. ginen neuen @eiidtspunft
fibrte 81. @IateI elm, in0em er Ous
Ro6Ial5beoiirfnis Bel beeetarii9er
grnGbrung aus Dem &eidtum Der
pflan8Iiden Soft an RobIebboraten
(StGrfeitOffen) erfldrt. Sir Die
Mufnabme bon 3uder aus Dem
Darn lit oas Gblor i'm 2odiald
unentbebrlid, ebenio fir Die Spei-
derung oes 3uders in Ben Gene
ben. @labeI bat an Sierperindles,
ge3eigt. oaB Die @irfung BON Sn'
iaIin, 0as Sic Speiderung BEG 8uf-
fers in BEN @epeben foroert, an
0ie MnmeIenbeit bon gbIoc eebHS,-
BEN 1T. an Dem es 8uderfrnnten of
I'm 8Iut monneIt.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

3Gbne un0 aLauen. Inner @stintc
bermittete, DAB ons Eager bon elmer
u~neebeuren 8oge 5eritort tporOen
pGre, sic BET G%ntitebung zines @is-
berees bcm RongerOluesuaf-@le t'
fiber Oos Sano iiberfllltet batte, uno
ih eInube, er bate gfedt.
Triblius in Ser Gispiits.
anfaug sunni giug Oas sis ouf
Dem 5ioro enogiiltig auf. 9ie
groBe peiBe 5I1te mar in elmer
einsieen @adt reriawunOen unO
bInuen 8elen ~offenen @aiiers ae-
tuiteu, sic Iout eesen sic tpenigen
nod iibrieen gisberge ~branoetet.
Dies bradte cine i1De Manolung in
oie SGtigfeit ser gstimos, Uenn
aud ni9t in %ilniere. 8dbren0 oes
@inters botten iie uns, iid unO Die
Sunoe nit geniigenOen Wiengen
SeebunosfleiiA beriorgt, oBer ibr
tpeIeutlides SnterelIe mar Die Barren
iago geneien. Sic batten % Barren
erlegt, oeren Sen ie 40 Sniainge
inert lit. Nun iogten iie Seebunoe
uno Naripale bon ibren Gaiafs aus.
9ie Harpale iperoen pegen ibres
Sleiides, Oos man in Der Come
trodnet, geidGBt lln0 Degen ibres
einen StoBadbnes ans @lfenbeit,
aus Dem Sarpunen gemadt per-
Sen. TIMER 1lteIter Sdger, elmer Der
beIten @r0nlan0s, bate Bis Oabin
ntr 3pei Garmale in Ieinem 2eben
erlegt, un0 beioe tparen @eibhen
obne StcB516ne. glm @noe unleres
Sommers tDnren AZ Narpnle erlegt.
Cine ue%berlieferltng, Die BEL ben gs-
fimos lii0Ii9 bon &cngerOlugsuof
leben0ig lit, ~bebauptet, Der groBe
6ioro ienieits hires @ebietes lei
elm Sdgerparo0ies. @iner Der 5u-
fdligen @rfolge u%nierer expedition
mar ser, Die gsfimos tDieOer in
oieie @egenoen gu bringen, mo- iid
aus ar61ologii6en An8eiden beuei-
len IaBt, OnB tie friiber cine bobe
&ulturItufe innegebnbt boben.
Gm 10. MuguIt berlieBen mir
unO Is @sfimos = Oenn elmer NOR
p1breno Oes Sabres 0a3u geboren
tporOen - &anger0lugsuaf. 8obr-
i1einli9 peroen piele Sabre Der-
geben, Big pie0er einmol menid-
li4e @eIen oie Sduier betreten, Die
mir binter uns 8uriidlieBen, unO in
&ongerolugsuaf unO Ben Bergen
Ser umgebung reiien Weroen.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Sic feinfen @etfers
Merfe.

9as Sic SanoDerfer in friiberen
goqen nod mebr 3eit batten ols
helte, fom es otter Dor, 0aB lie NIT
unenoliher @eouIo mabre 8unoer-
uerfe I6ufen, sic BON elmer fat tlrl-
beqreiflihen &leinheit maren. 90
ferfigte 8ur 3eit Der aonigin Glila-
beth elm S6mieO, Marf Sfalot, elm
GAloB an, Oas eff beridieoene Teile
aus MeIiing, giien unO Stnbl onf-
pies uro babel nit Oem S1liiliel
nun Ied5ig @ramm tpog. 0a8n
Itelte er cine golOene &ette nit 43
@lie0ern Der, befeitigte lie an benz
GdloB uno legte Damn Oie &etts
elmer Sliege Inn Sen 2eib, bie 0ieie
2aIt nit 2eidtigfeit fort8og.
Gin MeiIter Ser &leinarbeit mar
aud Ssmolous @ortbineerus, Der
ans Glfenbein ief3ebnbunOert, Bis
in ole gin3elbeiten ausgearbeitete
Seaer arbeitete, Sic 10 win5ig
paren, oaB lie ale in einem 8eder
8lab batten, Ser aus einem norma-
len 8fefferforn gemadt NOR. @uf
Ser SGlfte zines @etreiOeforns
malte cine &iinitlerin cine 2anO-
ldaft, ouf ser cine @inODiible,
Ser Miler iotDie elm Bfer6 nit
aarren gu ieben paren. Sn einem
engliiden Muieum bewabrt mar eli
men RirI6fern auf, Ser elm 9uBeno
Iilberner 2offeI entbalt, Die man
natiirli9 nur nit Silfe zines @ifro-
Hopes betDunoern fam.
&ana0a belibt cine Mai6ine, bic
nun ettpa 7 Miuimeter miBt unb
einen 3plinoer BON einem Miaime-
ter 9ur6meiier bat. Gin englii9er
@r6eiter itelte elm Gilbermooea Ell.
ner 9ampfmaidine Der, Die nur Is
Wfiaimeter bod lit, aus t65 Seilen
beItebt uno Oog in ieoer Gin8elbeit
poaenoet lit. Gin BURNER Supelier
fertigte aus elmer Berle elm flei.
mes Boot an, oelien Segel aus &c.
triebenem @olo uno nit Diamanten
b~er3iert lit un0 oos am Bug elm
9idt aus einem fIeinen &ubin bat;
es wiegt ni6t gang Is @ramm.
uno es purOe fir 10000 Dollar ber-
fault.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

fonnten. gIs sic SteintofeIn nit
aiiblerpaiier setpaIdeu purOen, ia
men dineiide Garift5ei1en gum
8oridein: .9oiierli6es @Oittl" unO
bunn foIgten Orei 3eiden IS 81 &0",
Die hineIiide 8e5eihnung fir gte-
itorianer. aus Ben Sdriftaeiden
lieB Ii6 erfeuneu, OaB iid bier io-
pobl Gbineien ME Mongolen uno
bielei6t aud gertreter onoerer @0l-
fer pereinigt bntten. 9urd Die &eiie-
beridte oes Mondes &ubrufuis itnO
0ur6 @1orco Solo piiien mir, Dab
iie iiberoa in Der &atorei ouf Gbrt-
Iten ItieBeu, Sic Oant Der Sefte Der
9eItorioner 10 meite Gerbreitiing in
AIien gefunOen batten.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
YbOtOgrapbiert beim
Ginbrn3 ii6 ieIbt.

Cine 3eitung in Oslo erregte
OieIer Gage groBes aufieben, inOem
tie ouf ser erIten Seite in GROCER
Mufmo6ung elm Bib bradjte, uuf
nem man 5fpei Ginbreher mitten in
ibrer Mrbeit in einem Seniter lab.
9ieIe Photographic mar nidt ettpa
0urd einen Grid entltnnoen, Ion-
Bern 0as @rgebni8 zines gldn5en-
ben Ginf1as. Gin 5abrifont NIT
Observation-Disclosures, SalOorien,
0eIIen 2an0baus oerihieOene Weale
pom 0ieben beimgeIuft mar, rid
tete nun in einem Seniter, 0as ben
notiirli9en @ingong fir Die beint-
Iiden 8eiuder biloete, elm Alarnt,
gerGt Elm, 0as init einem pboiogro-.
pbii6en @pparat un0 elmer Drag
neliumlampe nerbunOen mar.
MIs 0ie bei0en ginbre1er in Ell.
ner Ser lebten gtd1te nirtli6 auf
0ielem 8ege e~inoran9en, purNen tie
nit einem Itarfen arab uno einem
oufleudtenOen 2idt empfangen, uno
ols Iie oerotbt ii6 umiaben, ia9en
Iie I'M Sdeine i6rer 8liblaterne auf
einem Slid cine @iiitenforte, in
Der fie freun0lid oIio angereoet
mur0en: g2iebe Serren 9iebe, ib
bin Sbnen nidt b6Ie, ober i6 m06-
te germ 0ab meme Sa6en in &tbe
geloIien iperOen. Ser erite S9lag
mar MIR elm blin6er 2drm, o6er i'd
made Sic 0arauf aufmerfiam, ooB,
tDenn Sic tpeiter borOringen, aDei
fdarfe S6iiIIe fommen merOen, uno
i6 rate Sbnen oaber, 10 idnea pie
m0gIi6 pieoer nb3u5ieben." Dian
fam Iib Oenfen, nit wel9er @e-
IdDinoigfeit sic bei0en ginbre6er
GeiBuus nobmen. @ie eritount
o6er maren Iie crit, ols iie an einem
ser nd6Iten Gage ibre Photographic
in Sen SGnOen Der 8oli5iIten ia-
ben, Oie lie Derbofteten. @ngeltdts
0es iiber5eugenOen 8etpeiies maf-
ten iie erIt gar nidt Sen gerind, 5u
Ieuqnelt.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
8 9eutide Mufif fir

= 9eutfde Mufif fir
engIif6e &afiermefer.
0as NaIieren mar Dor grfinoung
Der mooernen Meiier cine nod nn-
angenebmere @rbeit ols beute. Ser
englii9e Weuiitperlcger 8lnnO, Ser
5uerit Sapon nod england einIuO.
tpurOe BEL inn eingefiibrt, aIs er iib
geraoe rolierte. &apon beiaB augen-
i9einlid EN- iebr idledtes Meiier,
oenn er ingte gu Ieinem 8eiu9er:
.N9 Serr 8laro, tpenr i'd nir elm
englides Naiiermeiier bate, id tpol-
te cine Ser beIten &ompoiitionen Oa-
fir eeben, Die id geidrieben babe"
0bne etpos gu enteeenen. elite
9lano in iein @aitbaus ouriid, bolte
iein beites Yaor Meiier unO iibergnb
es Dem groBen @ulifer. Satiddlih
belt &oDon @ort uno CAB oofiir
zines ieiner Guartette i'm Mdnu.
ifript, Ods 8lanO ip6ter berausgub
uno n@aiiermeiier. Quartet" uannte.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Seitmabl nit ben bifftem Self
1tern.

Gin GeIteiien, BEL benz sic 8ebn
0ifIten Mdnner, Die MIR ouf5utrei-
ben tparen, %bebienten, puroe bon
elmer forbidden @eleIlidaft in ao-
iobsfn Mitropica ols S6ouipiel per-
anitaltet, nm @elo fir arme &inoer
gu i9affen. Die &elner, aus Mit-
glieoern Der @eienidaft eeipdblt, mo-
gen 5uiammen cine Sonne. Shoren
bon @eni6en mobnten Dem Mabl
Bel, uno oa fir 5erbroGenes @e-
i6irr aiid @eloltrafen auferlegt NOR
Sen tparelt, 10 fam cine bobe Sunl.
me 5uiammen. 9reiBig Eeller gingen
unter Ben &Gnoen Der Oiden aelner
in Sderben.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Damn trug mid @rOmrte Oie Sreppe
binunter un0 erfldrte: Do lei fein
boIes Sier, Oies iei Der n8rumm-
topf", Ser iei iebr luitig. Sdmieos
8ouldeu, Rutiders Grnn5 uno Die
@Grtneriungen batten iid Oertleioet,
ib fone nur gIei6 ieben, Uie fomil1
oas Iei, unO 5ub0ren, pie lie 5u ibrem
r8rummtopf" idngen.
Ghon mar i6 unten inmitten Der
ouoeren, unO ga fonnte i6 Ods
merfpiiroiae SnItrument betrahtet,
Dem Iie 0ie tiefen Gone entlodten.
@g mar Elm bol5ernes SOB, oas 5wei
Q0fer hattie, ourd sic Elm RoBidpeif
bin uno berge8oeen tDurOe. Die
Sunqeng, Sic Hn1tbemoen iiber ibren
ansiiaen uno merfpiirOige ipIse
Miiben aus buntem Hapier auf
Dem aopf trugen, iangen gu benz
taftmdBieen tiefen @ebrnmm Oas
alte 2ieO:
Bir treten nd6er DIN alien spott,
gtnen iG6nen, guteu abei'D ocb
@uh Soft
@ir piinidcn Dem Germ einen
eo[rsnen Slid,
Nn alien bier eden sebratenen
slid.
@ir piinI6en Ser 5rau cine aOTs
Nnfs onOcre SaEr esnen iuugen
5obn.
@ir piiuIden bent Srdli[ein Elm
oolbenen &amtt,
aufs onOere Sagr einen iunsen
0eaun.
@ir niiuIhen Dem iufgen Serrn
elm i6ipar5brarre5 Rfero,
Nn alien beiOen Seiten Riitolen
un6 S1Dert.
8ir pinfden benz MGb6en einen
8eien in Die SdtIh,
9amit ie tam fe9eu bas gauge
2nn0.
8ir fpiinI6en Dem allH9er cine
Reiti6e in Die 9anO,
9amit er lam fa5reu 0ur9 ale
2ano.
Sir b0reu bic Sram nit BEN
G6liieln tlineen,
sic ipir0 uus cine 8erebrung
b%rin9en.
goamieufe i6nieOe iie mid 10
fnaff,
&c iduieOe Ii6 be Sinses aft.
Damn eutitono cine 8auie, in oes
meme Wlitter bortrat uno ben
SGngern cine rei9li9e SpenOe OIL
@er1u9ertem, 9[epfeln uno 9feffer.
flt6en ii6erreibte. IIs Cant folgteH
nun nod anei S~tropben:
ct fteb up eenen 2iIieblott,
Sc Seettes ipareu mi INNER matt.
Sc 56eetcI batt E iilOne gfaub,
Se 9errldaft bait e miloe 9ano.
Damn 0og Ser D8rummtopf" be-
frieOigt bon 0anrer, fern uno fer
ner Hang Der ltnfentot1 Der mid
oan1uls 10 eridredt batte, mir ober
nun gang 1n8ertrennli9 bon Der
beimatlifen SilOelterfeier ouf benz
2an0e lit.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Gas 5amiIienbaupt.
2ebrer: On baIt bod geitern ge.
feblt, @iai, mo lit 9ein @ntidnlOi-
g~ungsdettel2 Oh bait feinen? 90
bringe mir morgen einen, gu tpeiBt
bod, OaB er bonn Gamilienbaupt
unteri1rieben iein muB." @ini:
ngb2r DIANA lit bod berreilt -
gebt cs nidt. oab ia bon Bapa
eisen bringe2"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Nun fommt Ser SOB sesangen;
Die 2eiden iingen: nEoOI
Dit Stranger Jet umfangen,
gu Getter aus Der Scot!
9u Mr5t, ser a%ufgeTunOen
Den galiam @rabesrlib',
Du b1n0Rit unire 8unoer
Sanft nit Dem SnrgtuA au." =
ssuitinus &erner u786-1862)
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
Ex-presidont Makes no Mention
Of New Deal; Speaks at
Colby College

Waterville. Me-, Nov. 8-(ReTerm-
ing free speech, free press and free
debate the very life stream Of ad-
vancing liberalism" Herbert Hoover
Monday warned the nation to guard
against the poison" Of propaganda.
At the same time the former presi-
dent asserted that in the last Is years
every dictator who has ascended to
power has climbed on the ladder Of
free speech and free press and then
suppressed all free speech except his
own"
To oounteract propaganda he pre-
scribed more free Speech" adding
I'VE must incessantly expose intel
lectual dishonesty and the purppse
that lies behind It. Halt truth can be
defeated with the whole truth"
Hoover spoke at Colby college on
the Tooth anniversary Of the death
Of Elijah Parish Loyejoy, . graduate
Of the college and an editor at Alton,
H., who perished defending his
right to print what he wished against
slavery. The address was broadcast
on nationwide hookup.
A Right Of the People
A free press, Hoover said. "is far
more than q publishers privilege. It
is right Of the people. But the pub
fishers are its first lines Of defense.
They deserve the gratitude Of the
country. for the zeal with which they
have driven back every attempt at
legal restrictions"
Describing propaganda Is q sinister
word meaning half-truth or any
other distortion Of TRUTH" Hoover
said It moves by tainting Of news,
by making synthetic news and opin-
ions and canards. It promotes the
emotions Of hate, fear and dissen-
sion.
with still further reinforcements
(since the World waf) Il has been
spplied to. politics. The. great quality.
Of this improved poison seems to be
that it must be artistically done.
Shiny and Anonymous
If you don't like an argument on
currency or the budget Of labor rela-
ttons or what not, YOU put out shiny
and, II possible. anonymous propa-
ganda rejecting upon your oppo-
nents grandmother or the fact that
his cousin Is employed in Wall Street
or u . Communist or . reactionary.
"You switch the premise and set up
straw men and then attack them with
fierce courage"
The only living ex-president. Hoo
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
TO Study REVISION
OF OLD Age GRANTS
vandenbsrg Hits Tax System
Under Social Security 40
Unnecessarily Severe
By MILO THOMPSON

Washington, Nov. 8.-(R-A sub
committee Of the Social Security ad-
visory council, appointed during the
weekend, will study the advisability
of substituting . pay-as-you-go pro-
gram for the present system Of han
ding old age pensions through huge
reserve fund.
It will report to the council Dec. 10.
A member Of the senate finance
committee, Senator vaudenberg (Rep.,
Mich.), listed the reserve fund as one
Of two reasons why he wanted the
social security law reviewed. His other
reason Is the tax system. g.
Vandenberg said the pension taxes
on wages and payrolls, borne equally
by employer and employe, are un-
necessarily severe.
The present pension tax on the 34,-
100000 wage earnerS holding social
security accounts u two per cent Of
their earnings. Part Il paid by their
employers. The rate will increase
every three years until 1t reaches six
per cent.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
ARMY ENGINEERS
STOP OFF IN CITY
viii Set Up Harvey Office for
Rs-survsy Of Missouri
Division Scheme

J. A. Gardner and p. T. Butler, engi-
neers from the Omaha office Of the
army engineering corps. stopped off In
Bismarck Monday to examine maps
and records In the State Engineers
office before going on to Harvey where
they expect to set up IN office - .
base for new survey Of the Missouri
river diversion scheme.
Gardner. head Of the party, was
close mouthed. All statements re-
gardins the activity Of Army engi-
Eeers must come from the central Of
flee, he said.
But The Tribune did corkscrew out
Of him that the work assigned him Is
to make . re-survey Of the diversion
plan In the light Of data developed
and plans proposed by the state water
commissions experts. He also will
do some work which the army engi-
neers failed 10 do In connection with
previous surveys and will check on
data accumulated In the past.
The probability Is, he said, that rod
men and other field assistants viii be
employed after the office y estab-
lished at Harvey.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
Mother of Governor
Faces Assault Charge

Nashville, Ark, Nov. s-tF-Mrs.
r. q. Kelly, e6, mother Of Gov. Z D.
Rivers Of Georgia Monday faced .
charge Of assault with intent to kill.
Prosecuting Attorney Byron Good
son charged Mrs. Kelly shot J. r.
Page, alderman and former railroad
section foreman, in the abdomen last
Wednesday at nearby Mineral
Springs. He y In Q serious condition.
Deputy Sheriff J. q. Reess said
Mrs. Kelly told him Of . "disaSree-
ment" with Pags.
Gov. Rivers said lister Monday
Sheriff Dudy %. A. Dildy st Nash
ville) informed me BY long distance
telephone that my mother Vas en-
tirely Justified In protecting hse home
against the forcibls intqlsion and that
Page, on his hospital bed. admitted
he was at fault sud had no desire to
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
Five Cleared in.
Mysterious Death

Moorhead. llinn.. Nov. s.-(R-Niys
men taken into custody here for ques-
tioning IN connection with the myster--
ious death Of Louis Riedel. whose
body Was found In . stolen car near
Alice, N. D.. Monday stood cleared Of
any connection with the death. The
five are serving 30 day In tho Moor.
head jsu on vasrancy charges.
Throe Of the men are held also for
questioning In connection with alleged
theft Of . car ct Enderlin.
The five are william Caldwell. -.
Charlotte, N. O.; James Shorter. n.
Enderlin, N. D.: Orville Schuber, u,
Alice; Lansford Hall, Il. New Rock
ford, and Thomas Dimmett, Pitts
vile, Wis, who first said his name
was Jack Mason.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
INVESTORS PONDER,
FLIGHT OF FOREIGN
MONEY. FROM DOLLAR
European currencies Rise;
Washington Watched for
Gold Shipments

European investors Monday contin-
ued q flight from the dollar-and Wall
Street debated why.
The English pound sterling, which
has risen steadily in the last few days.
reached . top Of $500. French francs,
Holland guilders and other foreign
currencies followed suit.
Speculation centered largely around
the price Of gold, many expressing the
opinion that European investors fear
the United States will stu further
increase the price Of gold, thus reduce
ing the amount which would be con-
tained In q dollar.
The outflow Of funds was 20 heavy
that Wall Street was alert for possible
shipments by the treasury Of the prec-
ious metal to Europe. This country
now holds the greatest gold stock In
history.
Other factors might have caused the
withdrawal Of European investors from
the American market. They have
roughly t7.000. 100000 invested here
and 1t may mean that they need some
Of this money for purposes Of their
own.
Much Of 1t came here because Of fear
that their own currencies would de-
preciate, possibly q the result Of the
outbreak Of war. Thus the return OF
money to its native country might
mean . general feeling on the part Of
Investors that conditions have stabil-
lied and no serious troubles are Inn
nlediately In sight.
Recession Of activity at the steel
mills, coupled with foreign selling
hammered down the price Of stocks.
Later, some shares rallied . bit.
Most stocks found substantial buy
ing orders after moderate downtlrns.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
Month of Drouth Is
Broken in Bismarck

For the first time In 80 days, Bis
narck had precipitation Sunday aft
ernoon and evening as . light drixsle
dampened the countrywide and then
changed to snow during the night.
o. w. Roberts, weather bureau chief,
reported Is inches had been recorded
up to 1880 q. M, Monday with possibil-
itles Of more moisture extremely slim
although the forecast from. Chicago
for this area was for rain Tuesday.
The temperature was rising.
Glendive, Minot, Mobridge, Fargo
and other points had some relief from
the autumnal drouth BUT recorded less
precipitation than here.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
Young Democrats to
Launch Member Drive

Devils Lake. Nov. s.-R-Dinners
celebrating the fifth anniversary OF
the election Of Franklin D. Roosevelt
g president Of tlae United States will
be the occaSlon for the opening Tles-
day Of . statewide Young Democratic
membership campaign. Or. 9. B.
Hooking, state president, said Mon
day.
Focal point Of the observance win
be st Fargo where Dr.. Hooking viii
headline . List Of speakers. while
william DePuy Of Grafton will be the
main speaker ut the Grand Forks din
Yer.
Dances will be held In other coun-
ties Of the state to mark the ohserv-
ance, Hooking said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
right TO
PLACE ON SUPREME
court Is UPHELD
Body Won't Reconsider Refusal
to Act in SEC Telegram
Seizures

Washington. Nov. S.-(R-Three
Florida oil companies lost In the
supreme court Monday in their effort
t. obtain reconsideration Of recent &C.
ton on the ground that Justice Hugo
L. Black was ineligible to sit on the
bench.
The court gave no explanation Of
It's refusal to grant reconsideration.
That was in line with regular pro-
csduye In such action.
,s~~.T1 T1a6 sanno,apl)D Duakpt. was- iaada altar
Black had read one opinion which he
had written, dissented to another and
voted against the government In Z
third case. +a.
The Florida companies sought recon-
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-11-08
Hoover Warns Nation of
Poison Of Propaganda
Southern SOfties
Can't Stand Cold

Warrington, Nov. S-R,-There
are times when . cold winter can
and does-cause more deaths In
some southern states than in .
northern state like North Dakota.
The year 1885 was one. In that
year eight North Dskotans and
16 Miunesotans died from the
cold, but IL died from cold In
North Carolina: 10 In South Car
olina; u in Tennessee; a In
Virginia, and 20 In Texas.
southerners. who might be ex-
pected to stand the heat better
than northern residents, died In
greater numbers that year be-
cause OF heat than North Dako-
tans, the census bureau reported.