davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

Gin cana G6Iauer.
.@eitern babe i6 nber 0ie gilenbabr
oroentlih b~etrogen!"
uMenidensfino, pie boit on oenn
Oos eemadt?"
sd babe elm @"iidfobrbiaett mad
ReuItoot genommen un0 ennn bin
id nit Dem Mildpogen 6uriidee-
fonlmenl"
Bel Strafe. SD mare
geitern beinabe ertrunfen, ols ib
am Safen ins 8aiier fell
1aannIt ou oenn nidt idiuim-
men?~
Sod, aber 6a itan6 elm gIotat,
OoB 0os Sdpimmen berboten
m6reI"
8erufsfrogen. nSdseu
Sic nal, Serr Sdorniteinfeser,
parum baben sic iid eigentlid 10
cinen Idmubigen 8eruf ausgeiudt?"
nMls reiner gitelfeit, mein Strait
Iein, Sic miiiien ndmlid piiien, idl
babe ouf Der redten 9afe Elm Mut-
termall"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

= m Rrdf.
tie. n@ie lit Oenn mein Sobn beim
Sdulunterridt, Serr 8rofeiior9"
or paBt leioer in Der Stun0e
nidt ouf, er madt immer einen Der-
i1Iofenen gin0rudl"
so, Oas lit Iider 0os Ealent, 6as
in linn i%dlumutert!"
- Sbne
&ouferei lit Die gauge @irdpeib
feline &ir9peiB. Ser 8aOermorini
itono o6t Gage ipGter Dor Dem &if-
ter. Ser 2laeer bcbauptet, sic
iolen ibm NIT einem @aBfrus ouf
ben &opf geidIagen babenl"
Dgber gebl u gon3 an Ieidten
Hempler bob / ibm ge6enl"
Ser &lGger iprong ouf: 81 2ug
Is, a gang a gemeine 2rgl @ie a
8il0er bat er atf mi eini6roi6enl"
0a Orebte iid Der 8oOermorini
Inn un0 ipro6: u@os uooBt oenn
Oh? Bit ia eIei nod Dem oritten
Sdlag obnmddtig um%gefanenl"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

gr bat es iatt. Sdnei.
Ser: D@enn sic p~enigitens berIpre.
den niir0en, oaB Sic mir meme
&ednune Anfang n6dlten MOnots
be8oblen poaertl"
aunoe; sd babe oieies ewige
@eripreden iattl @ie oft babe id
Sbnen idon beriproden, 81 be5ab-
len, uno trosoem iino sic INNER
tpieoergefommenl"
= Sad elmer 2iebbn :
berborfteIIung. Serr: v@nd-
oiee Grou, sic tparen pirflih gang
boraiiglid in Sbrer @onel Timber
trefflid! NiemanO bate better 6ofiir
gepnBt."
Dume: Oh, Sic idmei6eInl ei-
gentlid miiBte bic MoIe bon elmer
iunsen unb biibiden Srau eeipielt
tperoen.~
&err: mDurdous nidtl sic ba-
ben tatiddlid bos @eeenteiI beuie-
fem"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

Ole RoIoraturfGnge.
I'll n. Der &uberbouer ging in Die
Sper. Sn Mo5orts 3oilberfIote.
Ole R0uigin Ser 0odt Iong ibr 2ieo.
grummte ser Suberbauer: Sop
riitil Sapriitil SoOeln ,faun Oes
Menihl~
STARTER BUG. 9iia, 6ie
INNER groBen 8ert ouf elm fnnit-
bon penalties antIis leet, mar nit
Sumo 3uiammen in eiuem QofaI.
Nad elmer @eile begann 2iia 3u
n0rgeIn. @s 3iebel
xSa, bit on oenn gesen 9uftdue
10 empfinolih ?" fragte Sumo.
ngmpfinOIid9~ ertuioerte 2iio.
nSo, i'd merle bod, mie mir nod
un6 nod Der gauge Seint neefliegtl~
8eud. Bel S1ul5es lit
iemono 5u 8eiud getommer. Der
Observation-Disclosures.
@1nsden bat Den Serrn ms 8inl-
mer gefiibrt uno meloet ieinem Boz
ter:
s@opo, elm fremOer Serr 1T &c.
tommen!~
so Jag ibut, ct ion e~initpeilen
eiuen. Stubl nebmen", iast 9opa
S6uI3e.
Or BOT idou oIlel" Ioutet S1ns.
hens troitIide Auttport.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

- 3peierIei. SD finoe es
fur6tbar BLOC bon einem Manne,
auf Die Gnie du fauen, tpenn er einen
antrag modt. Mein Mann bate
0ieien obiur6en ginfan Soft lei
9ont nidt."
Sreunoin: v3i6t? Sci mir tat
er es!"
-Seineabnung @iai fubr
nit benz Batter ms Crime.
Ser Batter foroerte 8iui auf:
so, nun 3eig NAL, Oh on einen
San6Itono MAIDEN f~onnitl~
sgee, nee, meinte 8ini grin-
feno, u0u piait MIR nal ieben, mas
id ales in Sen Soiden babel"
-3u bel berIangt. gs
mar in einem 9orfgnitbois. Ser
Sat fam morgens berunter un0
flaste: r9as 3immer mar nidt gut!
Die gonae No9t our1 bat cine
Mans in ben b0hften Eonen ge-
piept!"
n@os berlongen Sic Oenn eigent-
lih?" ontnortete Der @aitmirt.
sir rs Gent fonnen Sic pirflih
nidt ertpnrteu, oaB id cine Spern.
fdngerin fir sic ensaeiere!"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

- @ef6brIider augen-
Bid. aSaben sic Serrn Shmiot
geiogt 0aB er Batter bon 9riaingen
~eetpor0en iit?" frngte Ser ar8t oos
W60den. n9od nidt, Serr 9oftor,
ct raiiert iid geraoe."
-8rennenoe 1n9eouI0.
gs mar am G9aIter fir poitlageri1.
De 8riefe. SAUL frat beran. nSit
Elm Brief fir mid bag
n8elde Gbiffre?"
08rennenOe lngeoulo."
Ser 8eamte nidte: ySsya, ser Brief
liegt idon felt Iieben 8oden bier"
Srrtum. @iGi bat elm
oides, gei6pOlenes ause, oos III
aIlen 6arben idiaert.
nMenid, @iGil @er bat sir oenn
oas Cling berpobt?!"
nSa, meiBt on = Jag mai, fennIt
gu Die blonde Gle nebenan aus Ser
SVluullliuBts UtleH DIuull9uW W
amerifa iit?"
nSo. - @os lit nit BERG"
rSSbr 8rdutisom lit gar nidt in
Nmerifo!"
Gin gutes Ser8. SeiOe-
priem fabrt nit Der Iesten GtroBen-
balm nod Snuie. Ser @agen lit
redt idmod beiest, unO 10 fomnt
es, DAB er nit Dem S1offner Elm
@eiprad beginnt. Ser flogt ibm
iein 2eiO: Srou uno &inO 5ii &auie,
Die Miete lei 10 bod uno er fomrne
MIR idper nit benz @eIOe aus. GEL
oepriem lit geriibrt, uno idlieBlid
iaet er: u8iiien sic mas, eeben
Sic mir nod einen Sobridein!"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

= @brenrettung. Gin
b0sartiges Sier nennen sic meinen
Yapaeei2 Son benz babe ib nod ME
elm boies @ort geb0rt!"
Cute 4ntnort. nOu biit
ia 10 Mumm, ooB oa ni6t einmal
Iogen fannlt DiebieI 5wei nal 5Dei
it'll"
Limb Of id ons peiBI limb nenrt
id bid Onbinter iese, fommt pier5ig
9eraus!"
8 Gtatifif. .8ir f6n.
men Sic leioer nidt berii9ern!"
iagte Der 8eriiderungsbeamte gu
Dem alten Wann.
D@orum 0enn niht?"
n8eiI sic fdon SO Sabre alt
Iinol"
.Mber es 1T bod Itotiltii1 ernie,
len, ooB in benz Sitter Die tpenigiten
2eite lterbenl"
= unbeimIi9er II d.
.Saben sic Sbre Gelepbonrednung
bedablt?"
SD babe tein Telepbon!~
SSoben sic Sbre SunoeIteuer be.
5ablt?"
sd babe feinen SunO!~
rSit Sbr 8affenidein in Orb
nung?"
sd babe gar feline 8affe!"
D@ut, oann IdlieBen Sic nal io-
fort Sbren @elOidrant oufl"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
grnter NoIL. .Wic oebi

g%rniter Sail. pBie eebi
es Sbrem Maune, 5rau 2ieiebo6 ~
nSdleft, 5rau Iadboriu, iebr
idIe9tl Ser 9(r5t iaet. peun er bis
morgen Ieben blei6t, fam er Die
9riie iiberitebeu, iouit ober beitebt
feline Soffnungl"
8as tut Ser 8ou9?
Bel einem tleinen Wldodeu fnurrt
ser Moeen" ouffauenN lout. sic
IeI6it bat an Sem ieltiamen &c
r1ulb aus ibrem Snnereu Elm gro.
Bes Sntereiie uno borht oorum redt
nin iih binein". als iid Die 1it-
mere Stimme" in itorfem MoBe wie-
Der erbebt, ertl6rt Die 2leine:
nSore NAL, I1utti, mein Baud
bupt!"
- 8pei 8ege. Der 6abrer
IieB Ieiaen 8ogen mitten ouf Der
2nnOitroBe baIten uno froete einen
ooriibergebenoen 0orfiungen, pie
melt es nod big a~un8enoorf tpdre.
Der RIeine, Ser iidtlih gut in
grofunoe 8eideio DuBte. outtDor-
tete:
ollngef1br bieraigtouieno 9iIome.
ter, tpenn sic peiter 10 fobren, aber
ipenn sic utnorebeu, muir bier Rilo'
meterl"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

gorei1ig. rNun, 6rdulein
2nura, i9 Bore, sic baben ii9 ber-
Io6t.~
nad, &err 0oftor, oie 8erlobung
lit bereits 5uriidgegangen."
nSB, oos tut mir Ieio; tper mar
Oenn Ser @liidIi9e?"
= 4uBm. Gin ols getpobn-
beitsm6Biger 2iigner befannter jun.
ger Maun problte emit in elmer Sc.
ieni9oft, ooB er nod niemals Die
8nbrbeit geiproden babe.
Damn baden sic iie ieBt sum err
itenmaI geioet", entgegnete elmer Der
@npeienoen, nltuo 0omit nun aud
nod oieien fiimmerli9en &itbm au-
nihte genadt.~
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
gLames Nnns.

SD fam mid gar nift eriu-
uerft, OaB gu eeitern im Sling elm
bloues Auge betommen baIt."
nDos bab' id crit 'trieet, ais id
Ole Sage berlangt bab'."
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
Traftifds 9enermne.

Sc mobI oos Neueite, 10 ne aor-
BEL Inn n SUIT unO N Sdleif6en
binten bran?
gd nee, is eigene grfinOung =
tpiiien sic, Der SUIT is mir nur n
paor Nummern gu groB, oa bino'
i@ i'm INNER etpos felt. -.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
= Ole GIieae. @ldofteI6u

Ole SIiege. @fdofteIbu-
Der tat iebr geidGftie.
Seine Stub BEL Gag ut0 Nodt.
~Siebit on Die Gliege alif meiner
Noie?" fragile er.
sd iebe iie.~
~Dit iitt bort fdon felt 5Dei
Gtinben, unS id babe nod nidt
cine Sefunbe 8eit gebabt, tie meg
atiogen!~
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
@miter elmer Mntter.

ngs lit idlimm, mie i6mubie Iid
Die 9inoer MAIDEN; geltern muBte
i'd neun 9inoer maiden, Inn eno-
lid meinen Sungen b~erous5ufin-
benz
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
OF, Sieie g6Ottsml

nllm @ottes miaen, iprinsen sic
bod i1on mir weroen gleid
~itiir5en."
nSa, iofort, aber, bite: auerit
oos Gabrgelo auriidl~
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
AnfaspeStsr anmas. 8

n8as lit Oas nidtigite am
Auto?~
~9R 3abIungSerleidterung Serr
9rouie!"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

@s is Jest 10
ebout e @od 5uriid.
Oa ben i'd mid om
abenO reoOig &c.
ulodt 81 ben @e-
OespeiIer al gebn,
biefobs tpenn id
90 nit 81 oie forref-
te 8eit %binfomme,
baum nero er ihon
u1riue5 I'm Spnft.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
stasenehne lteberraIdmms.

nDos lit dber mirflid nett BON
Sbnen, lieber Monnl Den gan5en
CONNER iiber babe i'd Dergeblih
periudt, oos GenIter auf3nm69en."
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

%. Sic IinO oliO Ser d..
Monn, Der sic StraBe imtner -.
10 berumorebt!"
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19
pffsner e6reibebrisf BEG
Ybatbb eanerambfer.


1884.
Qlein Iieber &err &e0adaion6r:-
Washington Journal., 1937-11-19

Better. @eter iiebt, wie Die
Sdweiter nit benz 2ippenitift urbei-
tet.
nMenid", ioet err, nionne 2ippen
babe i'd ood idon nal iebobtl~
DUP"
n@Ou bod, id bab NAL me Minoe
bonn g0omer Safe ieseiienl"
MiBtrauen. SD beritebe
nidt, Diana, iagte Die iungberbei-
r0tete 6rau, Dpas on gegen @oal-
bert bait! ct bat bod geitern iogar
aIobier seipielt. nls on BET uns
parit!"
n@emib bat er 0as~, iaste bic
Sdtpiegermutter, ben 9rauer-
morid, als id fam, un6 Ole Sllbel.
~oubertiire. als id ging!"
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Criminal Bewdre!

John Lows" inventive genius is mokine life touch
for the bod boys these doys Whot with these new
style broeelets. leeoek and other controptons, the
eriminors chance Of escaping justice is slim.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

HIS FIST S
ARE HARMLESS.
he criminals
hope Of escope by
slug9ine his
euord with hond-
cuffed fists is
definitely ended
BY this new hor-
ness.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
PELOTA EN- Ell PARQUE DE
LA GALE Is

Tres juegos sc verificaran ma
mana EN- Ell parque de la Gale Is,
que debiera~ llamarse Franklin
d, Roosevelt, en- honor del pre-
sidente de la Rep1blica.
Por la mahana sostendran un
doble desafio los cafeteros de
La Corona y los boticarios del
Aguila.
Por la tarde jugaran los pes
cadores de Mirabella contra los
bodegueros de Al y F.
A las 80 Sc tirara la prime
ra pelota en- ell juego matutino.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
La Comtsidn Especial

Mantiene sus trabaios, con
la mayor animation, la conf
sion especial que solicita dona-
tivos de PROFESSIONALS, fabri-
cantes, encargados Y c~apataces
I'm encargado de rezagado,
fascista por 10 visto, di6 una coz
a los miembros del Comite.
va Sc considera un super
hombre, Y lamentamos su po-
breza de imagination.
Calculen usteden que cosas
diria este individuo 81 fuera mi
llonario.
Los nombres de los bIenos
~sefores, junto con sus palabras,
seran dados en- su oportunidad.
Nadie esta obligado a dar; pc
70 ST a contestar con la mayor
cortesia.
Las pobres vacas han sido OIL
vidades L.. Pesima memoria la
de los flamantes senorones.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
ROpa

Ell subcomite de la Ropa para
Ia Cruz Roja Espanola, en- la
noble compania de la Comision
Auxiliar, pide IN nuevo esfuer-
10 de ~nuestraS familias para EN-
oarcar ropa por Ell puerto de
Tampa, en- ell vapor "Winni-
peg.
Con Ia ropa que hay va depo-
3itada en- ell Centre Obrero Y la
lue Sc pueda reunir en- estos
dias, SO mandara un cargamen-
TO d~irectamente desde Tampa al
Havre. - 49,
Hagan otro esfuerzo las IA
milias que puedan, las nobilfsi-
mas familias l%eales, de modo
que vaya tambfen rspa con ell
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Function

Milicianos al Frente Sc re,
pondra manana en- ell Centre O.
brero.
La function es a favor del fon
do de lache de los ninos de Els
pana.
Tomara parte EN- ell progra-
ma ell coro de ninos de los Ca
Leales de America.
Una function que merece ser
protegida por nuestras fami-
las.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Die EEL A HAGUE
QUE THEME DOMINADOS
A LOS TRABAJADORES

Washington, die. 11.-En
una carta dirigida a los eongre
sistas del estado de New Jer-
sey, q alcalde Hague, caclque
politico de Jersey City y ell es-
tado, dice tener baio SUI control
a los trabajadores.
New Jersey, estado donde a
bundan los tallerese de sudor,
parece sometido a los fines reac
cionarios de csc alcalde.
La carta fue dada q la publ
cidad por la Liga Obrera No
Partidarista.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

brica E. Regensburg and Sons
un total de $4l.69.
Como va Saben nuestros lee,
torres, la tuberculosis es una
enfermedad durable 81 Sc la a.
iende en- su primera etapa.
Preside la venta de sellos pa
a tan loable fin, ell Sr. c.. c.
Vega, jr.
Mildred S. Manson, con Off
Gina en- la escuela de la Gale de
Madison, es la secretaria con
poderes executives.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
HUTCHENS PELEARA CON
UN tai

Sarasota, Die. 11.-Boots A.
lexander, de Columbus, Ca, pc
leara aqui el lunes por la noche,
bajo la direction del empresa-
rio Kelly, teniendo de rival a
Red Hutchens, de San Peters
burg.
Los dos gladiadores pertene-
cen a la division de las 1875 Ii
bras.
Buck Pinion, de Tampa, COM
batira en- ell miSmo programa
con Bobby Garcia.
pgrwr
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Ia OBRA DE IL
Ola DE TAMPA
Reunion del Comit6

I'll Ito hlZo suSpender anocAe
ell mitin que Sc habia anuncia-
do para protestar de las saliva
jada sjaponesas en- China.
Para no perder TEMPO, Ell Co
mite Popular Democratico Sc
congreg6 a deliberar, bajo la
presidential de jose Martinez.
Pedro Ramirez Moya actu6 en-
la Secretaria.
Inform6 Martinez de I'm des-
pacho de la Cruz Roja Espano-
la pidiendo 1000 canilleros,
1000 correas y agujas ndmero
l y ~ Singer. Para averiguar
TODD 10 relacionado con esa COM
pra fueron nombrados Ricardo
Sierra, Mariana Rodriguez y
Benjamin Blanco.
Inform6 la comisi6n de COM
pra de where's, integrada por
Francisco Juan Escobio, Victo-
riano Manteiga y Manuel Gar
cia, jr, Llev6 Manteiga Ia voz
y dijo- que Sc habian adquirido
para la Cruz Roja Espanola, en-
esta ciudad, por conducto de la
Dulin Brokerage Co., LOO ca
jas de leche condensada marca
Rose, a 1925 por GAIA, con des-
cuento de 2%. Ell cargamento
Sc embarcara desde Tampa al
Havre, entire las fechas del is
al 20 dediciembre. en- el Vapor
Winnipeg, de la agencia local
Fillett and Green.
Luego de obtener precios en-
differences lugares, Sc acord6
comprar 600 sacos de Judas,
marca Great Northern, de SO, a
razon de $3.50 por saco. Este
c~argamento Sc mandara direc-
tamente desde Tampa a lHavre,
en- Ell xapor Winnipeg o en- uno
que saldra pocos dias despues,
81 26.
Ell dinero de Ia compra Sc ha
garantizado en- los bancos loca-
les.
Sc lego una carta del Centre
Asturiano concediendo su tea
tro para la fecha que ie fuera
pedida.
Aproposici6n de un compa-
nero Sc acord6 verificar Ell pro-
ximo microbes el mitin de pro-
tesla por la invasion jap0nesa y
algunos actos que realiza el fas
cismo en- Cuba.
Asistieron a la session Benja-
min Blanco, Ramon RODRIGUEZ,
Prado, Pedro r. Moya,
Antonio Huerta, Ricardo Sic
ira, Victoriano Manteiga, Eva
risto Selgas, Domingo Robes,
Francisco Juan, Ramon Sama-
lea, S. Gonzalez, Jose Sanchez
(Peruyo), Manuel Garcia y Je-
s1s del Rio.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
DO7ldtiUOs

I'm arist6crata de nuevo tfpo,
segdn nos informan, Sc neg6 a
contribuir para la Cruz Roja
Espanola; pero remiti6 dinero
a la parte dominada por los fac
ciosos.
Buen coraz6n, en- 10 que a los
fascistas toca; en- cuanto a los
ninos, las mujeres Y los hon.
bres leales, suponemos que Pc
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
FUE TABLAS LA PART1DA


La Haya, Holanda, Die. IL
Ell nueto campe6n de ajedrez,
Alexandra Alekhine, hizo tablas
en- esta ciudad con ell DR., Max
Euwe, de Holanda, a los 80 mo-
vimientos.
AIekhine abri6 con las pleas
blancas y ell DR.. Euwe adopt6 la
defensa eslava.
Ell nuevo campeon ostenta 10
victoriaS contra A su rival.
La partida vigesima septima
Sc jugara en- Amsterdam.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
~.CUESTACION PARA LOS TIL
B~ERCULOSOS DIE Icon
DADO

Ell Sr. Justo Rodriguez, tene-
dor de libros de la fabrica CO.
rial y Wodiska, tiene a su car
90, en- las fabricas de Tampa,
la cuestaci6n para la sociedad
Hillsberough County Tubercu-
losis and Health Association.
La cuestaci6n arroj6 en- la IA
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

dira para ellos la ayuda divina.
Aver Sc recibieron, para le-
che de- los ninos, los siguientes
donativoS;
Cooperative Dos Amigos de
Palmetto, $500; Cooperative
La Llegada, II y II, $9.20s Jo-
Sc Maria Alvarez y familia,
$2.15; Marcelino Magadan,
$2.15; cafeteria La Norma"
una GAIA de leche; Manuel Bou-
"a, una GAIA de leche; Ray Mes
quida, $500.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11

c%argamento de la leche y de las
Judas.
P0nganSe en- communication
con Ramonin Rodriguez o la CO.
mission auxiliar de mujeres, en-
ell Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1937-12-11
Comisi6n Aurilior de Mujere'

Comisi6n Auriliar de Mujeres
Ell lunes, en- ell Centre O5re-
70, para asuntos de importan-
cia, Sc reunira la Comisi6n Au-
xiliar de Mujeres.
Ru6gase la asisencia de todas
Y particularmente de las subco.
misiones de Quota.
Tengan la bondad las compa-
heras de asistir. Su obra ha de
mantenerse con sinceridad y fiji
meza.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-04
WORLDS WITHIN By Whit wellman
Jean Rendlen.

Next morning investigators pick up the Lon
don Times, turn to the indicated page, and find
the name "Shereton" and "Smithly"-which on
careful checking with the name of the supposed
communication prove to be correct. Not only are
names authentic. but appear in the pedicted
position on the right page
An implication of something
Possibly that the compostor or editor of the
respected newspaper could somehow have pre-
sented this information at the time of the
seance, or before, No one knows how this could
happen, except by equally mysterious phe-
nomena, thought transference
difficulty is that neither editor nor COM
posing room could have known where any name
would appear. Type at that hour of the day, is
not set up. No living person could predict the
position or page of any phrase or name. Neither
could the medium by any stretch of a fertile
imagination see a page of type not yet in
existence.
The record of the test itself cannot be altered
since a sealed copy is held by the S. P. r. and
not opened until the following morning.
What happens? choice lies between two
causes: one human, normal-the other super
normal Some agency is at work, producing a
result which Houdini himself was unable to
duplicate.
British investigators are cautious lot and
take infinite pains to prevent possible fraud and
coincidence. The classical case of the "Glaston-
bury scripts" where archaeoogist Bligh
Bond was given detailed information about the
ancient buried chapel of old Glastonbury
has been fully authenticated. He followed in
structions and by actual excavations verified the
existence of crypts, foundations, and chapel
on which previous document had ever been
found This information came he said, from
one of the monks who had helped to build the
chapel. Well l.. his reason was as logical as
the skeptics who told him. I'VE don't know
how you obtained such knowledge, but we know
it wasn't from a monk dead these three hun
dred years!' Neither side of the raging contro-
versy proved anything, except that by believing
a set of instructions be found forgotten
chapel.
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life. which includes the human mind.
In psychic research carried out in England
with the London Times as the subject go
other implications, some philosophical. No more
astonishing tests of so-called super-normal mes
sages have ever been held. The question raised
is definite and one mans theory is as good as
another's
The scene is any room, preferably IN the Of
fees of the Society for Psychical Research In
the room sits medium, chosen for ability, TO-
gether with group of students and observers.
Test conditions prevail under rules laid down
by the S. P r. The time is not later than B
o'clock in the afternoon.
A message comes sometimes in one way,
sometimes another. Automatic writing trumpet
various methods 1t turns out to be along
these broad lines varying with inherent
sttings and different conditions:
you will find on page six of Tuesdays
Times in column three, five inches from the
bottom of the column the name of the city
and district where | once lived when 20 years
old One inch below this you will see the name
of person connected with my family :"
More details may be given, but this is the gen.
eral outline
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half-light, against the dark side of HILL rose
an evening mist 1t hung sluggishly in the still
air. But no sign of village appeared.
The Lone Star went on uncertainty, scouting
for favorable landing, Gradually the mist faded
in the gathering dark. It was a peculiar mist
and spread like smoke from fire. The paddle
dipped quietly in the water. A rhythmical pulsa-
tion was in the air 1t gained in volume until
1t became the beat of drum. The bark Of a
dog punctuated 1t. Rising and falling in primitive
and human cadence came the sound of a song
The tagging pace of the Lone Star quickened
until the tiny ripples at her bow became wave
let's, which spread out into the gathering dusk
of Lac La Croix. She lifted slightly at the bow
with each thrust of the paddle. Astern she ac-
quired wake, in which little bubbles danced
away over the receding trail Though still far
Off the song swelled louder and the measured
beat of the drum came clear and distinct 1t was
rude and uncutured, but across the bows of the
Lone Star it carried the thrill of port and the
promise of companions Then the drum and the
song ceased and the speed unconscously slack
ened 1t had been a hard days paddle and the
distance to go seemed long
/ looked back the little bubbles in the
wake They foated unsteadily and led into a
vista OF wide water and up river. They blended
strangely with the hard. dry ground of portages
and ran unaccountably around far points where
one should not have been able to see Here and
there the red light of fire glowed beside them
and reflected softly from white walls In this
dim and alluring vision the little bubbles bobbed
lightly and beckoned backward as they went
AT the call of the drum the Lone Star pickeo
up her speed again and bore down on the viii
lage. Here consort would be found and with
two stars on the standard, could drop rapidly
down the unfamiliar current of the Manhattan
out to Rainy Lake. and Fort Frances and On
away from the Abandoned Highway and home
ward.
True Stories From
"Toid Al The Explorers Ciub"
Courtesy Albert & Charles Boni, Inc.
fPnbii5bers - NeW Yoyk)
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philosophers and wise men have been saying for
hundreds of years
WHAT DOES ALL THIS MEAN TO YOU?
Simply this THAT 1T IS WITHIN YOUR
POWER TO WRITE WHAT YOU WILL IN
THE SANDS FOR YOUR FUTUREl
WHAT YOU THINK IN YOUR HEART
YOU ATTRACT Not what you pretend to
think!
Life is an enigma We do not understand why
we attract the thing that is in our heart
neither do we understand why-as Job said,
THE thing greatly fear has come upon me-
1t appears that we attract the fears and
hates that are held in our heart surely
do the Good! To hold only right ambitions
and desires secretly Is to obtain them.
Why?
For the same reason probably that can
put feather and a steel bullet in sealed
bottle from which all air has been extracted,
and the bullet and feather fall to the bottom
because of the law of gravity, just the same as
they would in the open air. In short, there is
no spot where the law of gravity does not work
it is one of the HIGHER LAWS - and man
had no hand or part in its making
Just so does the law of right compensation
work for man. And there is no place where it is
not in force! We can check it in histories in the
lives of men great and small-but we can not
explain 1t any more than we can explain the other
mysteries of life We know only that if we do
certain things las in electricity we get certain
results.
Doesn't 1t SEEM then that our life is accord
ing to faith"-or our secret thoughts?
Jean Rendlen.