davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
Perecio en- un accidente de aviacion Ell
jefe faccioso ex-Ceneral Emilio Mola
Las milicias vascas atacaron violentamente
recapturaron a Lemona v colinas circundante
Derribados en- ell frente da Madrid seis aeropla.
NOS italianos de un grupo de veinticinco

| devolvi6 ell mando en- Marrue.
cos cuando Sc hizo cargo del mi
historic de la guerra.
Las milicias atacaron aver en-
ell frente vasco e hicieron retro
ceder a los desleaaes en- una dis
tancia de seis millas, causando-
les mrchas bajas. Lemona Y las
colinas circundantes fueron re-
capturadas. Los rebeldes sc vie
ron Obligados a establecer nue.
vas lineas al sureste de Amora-
beta.
Mas tarde los rebeldes con-
traatacaron, sufriendo de nuevo
considerables bajas Y siendo re
chazados.
El ministro de marina v avia
ci6n comunica que seis aeropla-
nos facciosos fueron derribados
en- ell frente de Madrid. de un
grupo de 25 aparatos italianos.
Los demas emprendieron la hui
da a TODD motor.
Alemania continia mandan-
do barcos de guerra a Espana,
como 81 Sc ipropusiera hacer un
d~esembarco de tropas o atacar
los mas importantes puertos del
gobierno legitimo {.
Comunican de Roma que eli
general alemAn Won Blomberg
" Ell ministro Mussolini decidi.
ran alli de una nueya campaha
para apoderarse q TODD trance
de Bilbao. Badoglio y Won Blom
berg aprobaron los planes de
una mas estrecha cooperation
entire las naciones fascistas.
Los peri6dicos de Berlin alta
caron de nuevo a Russia v dicen
que los aeroplanos mandados a
Espana por Moscou fueron los
que atacaron ell "Deutchsland".
Ell primer ministro espa1ol,
Don Juan Negrin, Ina llamado a
una conferencia, que Sc verifi-
cara Ell dla Is de JUNO en- Valen
Ecia, q todos los embajadores v
ministries, con Ell prop6sito de
fijar la posici6n economical de
Espafia en- los paises extranje-
ros.
La captura de un vapor russo
por la escuadra italiana o Ia a.
lemana nudisra ser Ia chiapa &C.
peradora de otra guerra num-
dial.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

Tenga la bondad de recordar
que listed Sc ha prometido a 81
mismo, jurando en- Ell altar de
Ia Democracia, que no dara su
dinero en- cambio por mercan :
cias fascisats, nazistas, falan :
gistas o de parecida clase.
Isl siente la debilidad de COM
prar 10 que los fascistas fabri :
can, faltara a su deber como ciu
dadano leal Y justo.
Puede listed vivir perfecta :
mente sin ell aceite faccioso, a
falta del leal. La manteca que
en- los Estados Unidos sc fabri-
ca siempre es mejor que ell acct
Re de los traidores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
D~ECLARADOS
LOS DEL BINGO

La defensa de los seis hon.
bres a los cuales un jurado de-
clarara aver culpables de jugar
al Bingo, anunci6 al juez Hines
de la corte de 10 criminal, que
pedira un nuevo juicio.
81 la moci6n es denegada, e.
sos letrados llevaran ell case q
la corte suprema.
Los condenados, por algo que
es un juego inocente compare
do con la Bolita, ETC., son jose
Arthur Looff, Ted Con-
roy, AL Brown, Joe Brewer Y
Jack Priest.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
Perro rabioso que muere, re-
gocijo para ninos y mujeres.

Suponemos que Mola sera sus
tituido en- 81 'sbajo mando" por
ell Signore Pataculone, un gene
raj de Mussolini.
Cuando ell generate" fascis-
ia asuma la ~jefatura, los moros
aprenderan Ell idioma itaiiano
en- "a horas. Los vascos traido-
res hablan un idioma insoporta-
BILE: Ell de los seres que asesinan
a su propia familia.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

= Moscou, JUNO 4.-E Komi-
0lern, arganismo director de 10
Tercera International, nusS
Joy termino a ceR
Segunda IntespacionaSFlaetS I
cialista asRndo unssrsh-
tie undo de ac eonsra la in
tervenci6n- de 10 Alema.
mia en- Espana. ~
Di6 hoy La noticia, assgu-
rando cue es el resultado del
cobarde bombardeo de Anne
ria, ell secretario general del
Komitern, George Dimitroff.
"Un frente undo de los ira
bajadores para dar apoyo mo-
raj v material a los trabajado-
res espanoles, debe ser estable
edo como contestacion q 10
sucedido en- Almeria.
PrOpone Dimitroff 10 for
macion de una comision con-
junta integrada por la Teree-
ra International, Ia Segunda y
la Liga Nacional de UniOnes
de Trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
CASTILLO N DE
LEON

Sc cita para esta noche, a tie
nida especial de nomination
de oficiales, a todos los hernia
nos del Castillo Ponce de Leon.
En- esta tenida Sc dara cuen-
ia de la aprobaci6n, por ell Su-
premo, de la nueva Secci6n de
nuestro R~eglamento.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

Atacar a la "Alianza de Ira
bajadores", que ha menester de
mandar dos delegados q Wash
ington, es una hazafia que noso-
tros no podemoS aplaudir.
Son obreros que ganan peque
nos jornales, bajo una ley fede-
raj, v defender su derecho a
una vida mejor.
,Nosotros ofrecemos comprar
les los carteles a esos conner :
ciantes quejosos, 81 es que algdn
comerciante Sc quej6, 10 que du-
danes.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

Si Franco no Sc decide por un
italiano fascista para reempla :
gar a Mola, no lie faltaran escla-
vos de los que doblan la rodilla
ante Hitler.
A "cerdo' muerto, nuevo "ge
neralote" en- ell mando.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
DICE Ell QUE
DEBE HACERSE RESISTEN.
CIA Ia P~ROVOCACION DE
Los
Alemania e Italia buscaron un
pretexto para mandar tropas y
aviacion q Espana

Moscou. JUNO Alas tragi
cas- posibilidades que puedeh
derivarse del bombardeo de
Almeria y la retirada de Italia
" Alemania del comite de no.
intervention, eStan siendo pc
sadas aqui. o hay indicaciones
de que Russia Sc retire del CO.
mite de Londres: al c~ontrario,
TODD indica que evitara acci6n
precipitada y mantendra ell
curse que ha seguido en- la que
IRA espanola.
La nueva Inca de mala con-
Quota de Italia Y Alemania Sc
We como ell Prelude de mayo
res actividades militares en- Els
pafa, con esos dos paises ha :
ciendo las cosas con mayor des-
'fachatez Y en- mayor escala.
Russia, seg1n los peri6dicos
oficiales, Sc mantendra en- es-
trecho contacto con Francia e
Inglaterra. Ell mayor tenor con
siste en- que Francia e Tnglate-
ira cedan de nuevo ante ell a
gresor, como 10 han hecho en-
otras muchas ocasiones EN- los
ultimos dos amos.
FL "Pravda" dice: Una nor
ma de tolerancia y aliento de
un agresor tendria ahora terri
bles resultados. Determinada
resistencia, sin tenor, debe
mostrarse frente a la provoca-
ci6n de los intervencionistas a.
lemanes g italianos.
Oficialmente, en- la sesferas
del gobierno, NADIA Sc dice.
Alemania e Italia, afirman
los peri6dicos, han tornado co,
mo Sxcusa ell incidente del
Deutschland para recurrir a la
guerra alberta contra la Repl-
blica Espanola. Quieren tener
un pretexto para mandar a Els
pana mas fuerzas militares. Els
tan preparandose para enviar
tropas frescas y aviaci6n.
lCual es la base de las nuevas
provocaciones de los interven-
cionistas? Lo primero, su debi-
lidad y las derrotas reciente-
mente sufridas por Hitler VI
Mussolini.
FOR otra parIe, las ulIlcul
creadas a los agresores
por ell nuevo gobierno de la Re
pnblica.
Los intervencionistas recla
man completa libertad de ac-
ci6n. No hay dudas de que la
tactica fascista Sc inspira &C
tualmente en- aggression y chan
tale.
La experienced prueba que
las concesiOnes a un agresor
no solo no lie quitan ell apeti-
to, sino que Sc 10 aumentan.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
AMELITA SALIO PARA Ell
BRASIL

Paramaribo, JUNO 4.--Sali6
de aquf a las 10 de la mana
ma, en- la cuarta etapa de su vue
10 alrededor del mundo, la avia-
triz americana Amelia Earhart.
Sc dirige a Belen, Brasil, en- la
boca del rio Amazonas, a una
distancia de 800 millas de la
Guayana holandesa.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04
LLUVIAS PARA LA TARDE
DE HOY

La oficina meteorological lo-
cal anuncia posfbles ltuvias pa
70 u tarde do hoy 10 que amino
raf& 81 caior. La temperature
minfEna de hoy fuS de rs gra-
dos y IA mAxima de- mas De co.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

Lucilo de la Pena es ell nuevo
presidente del senado cubano.
Amigo intimo de Fulgencio
Batista. La "guataca" triumfa.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

Condenado Ell Bingo.-... Mas
la Bolita seguira campeando
por sus respetos.
La Bolita es invulnerable, ca
81 sagrada. Viva la Bolita!
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

lCuando caera la mano de
Dios sobre Francisco Franco,
jefe de matarifes y de fascistas
peores que "pandilleros"?
Meditando sobre la "desven :
tura" de sus companeros de cri
men, ell exgeneral, ahora slim :
piabotas" de Mussolini, dira pa
ra s ucaletre: 10 mejor que yo
puedo l,aeer es preseindir del
aeroplano para mis- visjes.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

Los establecimientos indepen
dientes de YbOr por su hhre NO
Eantad vienen eontrihUaRdo -
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

da, vive en- una casa. alquilada
EN- una playa al sur de esa cip-
dad, pero Sc lie dara albergue en-
la casa de Torrente 81 asf 10 pi-
de.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

catalan AguiIa ROss
Tan buesao como a mAjor.
Dulcs, $3.50 bosalla
Columbia RnsaAurana'
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

JESUS del Rio ma puesto de mo
da una Erase: Los que ayudan
con "jarabe de pico', no con do
lares o pesetas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-04

,nkando ell pueblo Sc entera de
ous,e7n hombre criminal, barba-
70, aidor, perece en- I'm acct
dente o alguien lie mata, expresa
en- alta voz su algeria y dice:
castigo de Dios. ~--
Mola Ina sido castigado por
Dios v todos nos alegramos, por
no oponerse a la justicia divina.
Sc salv6 de Ia horca.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

Pictured above are members Of the
Bismarck Ladies chorus.
Front row, left to right, Mines.
Adele Zimmerman, J. E. Pfeifler and
e. G. Msnnerow, Miss Mary Edwards
Mrs. Albrecht, Miss Amelia Ubel
Mines. G. B. Nelson and Doris Aide
Miss Clara Olson, and Mrs. Myrtle
Turner.
Second row, Misses Elma Lind
gren, Anna Monaghan, Marie New
man and Alma Blumer, Mines. H. r.
Peters and Peter Berry, Misses La
Vina Brosz, Emma 0rob and Mar
garet Schooner and Mrs. r. q. Peter
son.
Back row, Misses Helen Schultz,
Mabel Smith and Jessie NJ. Ramp,
Mrs. Al Doerr, Ralph W. soule, di-
rector, Mines. J. A. Solien and Marie
Durey, Miss Elizabeth Stannard and
Mrs. A. q. Wilde.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
SEE TEST Case TO
PROVE LICENSE Law
Governor Tells Minot Group
Matter Will Be Spseded
to Early Decision

Alinot. N. D., May 3l.-R,-A tes,
case to clarity the North Dakota
statute regarding licensing Of motor
vehicles will be argued before the
state supreme court within q few
days, Gov. William hanger said in
Minot late Saturday.
The chief executive, here to ad-
dress farmers rally at the fair
grounds In the afternoon, said ar
rangements have been made for GER
tifying IN appeal from district court
In the case Of one Of the Minnesota
salesmen arrested in Minot nearly
two weeks ago on charge Of operat-
irg an improperly-licensed vehicle be-
cause it lacked North Dakota plates.
Legal authorities have stated there
Is some difference Of opinion regard
ing the license law so far as 1t re.
lates to the use of q motor vehicle
in carrying on business within the
state.
Whstever Interpretation is given by
the supreme court, 1t Is indicated that
uniform enforcement Of the law
throughout the state will be under
taken following the courts ruling.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Rochester Captures
Gopher Track Meet

Rochester, Minn, May 3l.-(R-
Rochester took six firsts In l3 events
to win . closely fought big eight
conference championship here satur-
day.
One record was shattered when Bob
Moersch Of the Rockets went II feet
two inches In the pole vault event,
topping the former record by q half
foot.
The Rockets scored 81 points to 60
to the front In the final three events,
pushing out Northfield which scored
Ah points for second place. Third
was Mankato with 27h points.
Wtnons was fourth with l3 points.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Airlines to Start
Service on Atlantic


st. Johns Newfoundland, May 81.
-(Cauadian press)- Officials of I'm.
pefial Always announced Monday
the air line and Pan-American Air
ways would begin transatls n Il c
flights VII Newfoundland June a..
The announcement did not specify
In what direction the flights would be,
but It was believed here q British
plane would fly from England and q
Pan-American plane from New York.
both taking OFT at about the same
time.
The flight. without mail or pas
senyers, would be strictly experiment
tsl, similar to tests made last week
over . proposed route between the
United States and Bermuda.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Love Affair Causes
Girl to Kill Self

Fargo. N. D., May 3l.-lReLying
face down under the kitchen stove,
apparently q suicide, the body Of Miss
Mabel Hanson, -, . maid at the G. ].
Wempner home In Fargo. was found
by members Of the family when they
returned from Z weekend lake trip
Sunday night.
The family found the house locked
and forced the rear door to find the
kitchen filled with sas. The lighter
button on the gas stove was touched
accidently causing an explosion, but
the flames were quickly extinguished.
A note left by Miss Hanson indi-
Gated that she had anticipated suicide
and that = love affair had been
broken.
Her foster mother, Mrs.. Anna Tes-
tor, lives at Belfield. N. D.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

/ vHaSkA~l &IAS
- 80. = pelso,,s MA osen ki4.
81 ~, " tae Setmsa nomne!dneht o.
@ 1.mes1. ~. Acludee N TINS numbel
w.. wsse l.ve women eno eoe cnld. t1fty'
..se wete A1uteo. - houses were oe.
esaoyoo sno eigns otnets were Dedly
u.sssu; -
- Mo.e ~ tla.n M NV sne!is were pumped
.a'o eno c.ty ~ tne ne1-nour ATTACH
:. 10y moln1ng.
Ois AeAvy 0e1msn vi vessel ana
Ieu. 1s....Ss aeS.ioye.s pal..capaeeo. tne NDua
sA Sp..ns,i sove'nnenV news agency
tepot.ea 49,
4.e,,n, nhu - sne .t.eck aaoed 70 tne
l. louoiee = opaM . ..epuollcan goveln-
l.e.e ~ WI ssanlse insurgents Of Zen.
e.aassiIno t!snco' recognized Is mead
q SPAN py Germany ana italy, there
we're nsurgent reports tnat pr. Juan
Neerins WIN tne war" cabinet had
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Boys Death Caused
BY Peanut in Lung

Minot, N. D., May 3l.-(R-A pea
nut lodged in his lung three weeks age
caused the death Sunday night oi
Arthur Torfin, aged two and one half
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Torfin.
New Rockford, ct Z Minot hospital
Although removed Saturday, the pea
nut had caused an inflammation that
brought about the boys death.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Judges First Case
Is Against Himself

Pratt, Kas.-(F- Charles r. Nawds-
ley, recently appointed police Judge.
entered the courtroom to hear his
first case-the city Of Pratt against
Charles r. Mawdsley for oyerpark-
ing.
Reprimanding himself, the Judge
assessed the usual fine Of 81 and as
sured himself that II It occurred
again the fine would be -.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Trains Are Stranger
Than Planes to Boys

0an Dsnito, Tex.-(P,-More San
0snitc boys have Travelled by airplsne
than passenger train, . survey shows,
and . number Of high school stu
dents about to graduate never have
been inside . sleeping car.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
OA9s FARAfER DIKl

Fargo. N. D.. May 3l.-(R,-Emil A.
Anderson. n. Cas- county farmer for
moro than % years, died Sunday In
his farm home near Harwood,
Anderson formerly resided ct Can
non Fallk Ntnn. He leaves three
daughters. two hrothers and one sis
ter.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Chicago Milkman Is
Forced Out of Race

Indianapolis Speedway, May ST.
R-Jimmy Snyder, Chicago milk
man, went out Of the Memorial Day
race It the end OF n laps With .
broken Transmission. He was In the
lead when the trouble developed and
had crashed all track records for
spesd up to that point.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Mayor Tells Police
They Must Be Gents

Manhattan, Kan, May 3i.-R-
When the Rev. J. David Arnold re-
Gently became mayor he told police
their rule No. "is that q policeman
4 always . gentleman"
He ordered policemen to be courte-
Gus ct all times.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Today's Recipe
Bsesa Pin-Whssls

Bacon pln.Wheels
Spread slices Of hrsad With cream
cheSse, roll, and wrap . slice Of bacon
around the outstde. fastenisag the
ends with toothpicks. r1aee On
hroilsr rack for enough from flame
or heating element that they Will
cock doWly. Dy that time the bacon
is drowned the whole pin-wheel
should BE- heated through and the
cheeDe melted. Serve Immediately.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
PRECIPITATION

T0f 61SmArck station:
Total this month to dat ...... i.52
Normal, his month to dat 49,. 2.22
Total, January lst to date -. 49,
Normal. January 1st to date -. S.52
Accumulated deficiency to date 30
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
New Artificial Island
Alters Bay Currents

aan Ftancisoo. Nay 3l-<R-An un-
expoeted result has followed aoq&iou
Of IN artificial Island In 0an rfan-
cisco bay for the 1870 worlds fair.
Tho nav body Of land has altered
the currents IN the bay 10 markedly
that new maritime data must be IL
sued for pilets llstng bay wsteYs.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
FAR0O FLU1BER DIES

FARGO PLUA1BER DIES
Fargo. N. D., May 3l.-lf)-6 -6ivert
sivertson, 63. Fargoan for 70 years.
died Sunday in Fargo hospital where
he had been = patient for about year.
He was . plumber.
He leaves two Sons In Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

Mclaughlin Don Bulge and May Sutton to
Marble California turned line Of tennis cham
pion and stars Frank Kovaes above Of the crop
seemingly headed international briance three
Oakland through the boys
singles teamed with Lloyd Bulge in the mems doubles
worked his final the California state cham
ponhps held the Berkeley Tennis Club Patricia Canning Of
Alameda inset junior girls t and went to the quarter
finals of the singles.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
PRINTER sUCCUNmS

Fargo, N. D., May 3l.-(R1Ered A.
Baker, 70, Fargo printer and foemer
Casselton resident, died early Mon
day In q Fargo hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
Weather Report
WEATHER FORECASTS

W0A nEUG EVNH1ONSID
For Bismarck and vicinity: Gen.
erally fair tonight and Tuesday;
warmer Tuesday
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Tuesday; somewhat
warmer extreme west tonight; warm
er Tuesday.
For South Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Tuesday: not SO cool ex.
treme west tonight; warmer Tuesday.
GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS
Bismarck station barometer. inches:
1880. Reduced to sea level, 5000.
Missouri river stage at Z /. m. 7.s It.
- hour change. -0.l II.
Sunrise, 4sB3 q. N,
8unoAt, A1D .. u.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
n ON TIN u E n
- .ffom paes ens.
Loyalist Port Is
Shelled by Reich
Ships in Reprisal

i -. NJ. ,..asAs.
communique saso, Two plaoes q -
velencie eoveInmens swo0pea ~ - ooMa s.
On " = y ~ .nc..o ~ ~. 1o.s. ~.
.ne cteW NJ :" a'ss'1e1 w. =
'oswu 49,. .-. ......,
nS " .ess = /, s co.a :, ~ ~ ~ =.
.eIs 1s.n shnn = mh.cn - s r,.s ~ = 4, ~ t,,. ~ q.
&c., @ s''p, a...sn ~" -. .r..v - ~ ,..ss,c,, ~
49, s..,aS ~ hc,.h st,,,.k ss,s % H. Ascr S,s,t
nn,v cs,,..d ,niror d.msse
!, o. Trs con,muninne dscIarsd atha shin
did nat iire 4 sinsie shot q the air-
nisnes
1valancia reported the varnlanes
had homhed the aarman vasseI at
Ibisa. a iasureent-held mort. after
The cruiser hsd onened fire al tham
with her anti-a aircraft euns.)
"The RAichs eoyernment will not
partictpate IA The control systern nor
seeeions 81 the non. .inksfyention COM
mittee - lons 8 no eaarantee Il Nv
en- chat such hspueninas Win not re-
CIR
"Tna Raichx sovernmant ~ eo,,rse.
viii decida accordinr Ia its own ideas
an mas s,,res IA IS taksn towsrd the
rad r,,les n ansver - 'the ,inexamnled
and treschero,,. s.sA,,lts
aIt hss a additior ordered IL war
.hins for the dmration a this cnndi-
tion - ward ~ hv forca every an
nro. cN,rs rea a. sr,s, ri.ne - man
- u,sr ~ ~ ~
Annth.r co,rr,,n,c,,. ,..,,ed hv t,,a
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a.. .I .srs,.., -. ~ e-;r,,n., a..
-. =, - .se,..,.. ~. ss.s az 80 -
.as .,.,s = ....sS,.ss ~ ,... vi -. = 1870
~ = = .ss..;;I~~ Iu s.sAe. 1 a,sS..sa e. - - !.
sns,,. w .o1.n.Su a..s nsss -. ~ s. Ws1 e,
s,..lsu uul.us .1.e . a11 ns .,o.s ~
elman eea ioac' Asl " pas
W. n..u aeasauysa s: .'u s.'e Ho.u v ~ ~
psMel.es ~. - s.se.acsu, .1'e e.a...@S 1N ~
''oa. w. pIo.en oil al'a eaoea.
AaoI.lona! snlps OF sne Nesn
W.T. Iteet WI1i tsks 70 e. aIan'su!s0e.y
20 feanaoeoe ou! Hsnsins ulit' ~
spanish waters. ,,
lWenty.lou ssllols were Ai!eo
ana " injured, ~ seriouSiy, Wnen tle
spanish eovefnMent DoMp11's sQusu
ron attackea tne oerman wsn'p
SATURDAY % ousk OF! 1plsa IN tne M
sursent.Aeld 6aaear1c !sies.
Miiitasy hepsssaa: Only
A foreign oifice SPOKESMAN de-
clared the German men-ot-waf were
cafefW N nomoing Almelae 70 take
only military reprisals ana not to m
Volve civ1hans.
such reprisas. ne said. were clearly
within the international law.
That Germany acoed iar more vio-
lently tnan 1ta!y-one OF whose snipS
previously had Deen bomnarded under
circumstances similar to the attack
on the Deutschland-he explained on
grounds that the death o. Blk ttalan
Officers was the first such case, caA-
ing usually Tor mere warnings.
Ihe attack on tne Deutscnland' ne
said, was . repetition Of early o.
lenses despite warning.
Cine German government last week
declared one OF Its destroyers, the
Albaros. barely escaped damage
when Spanish government airplanes
dropped four bombs near per IN .
Baleartc poStJ
Sccefs q Washke Acsaoa
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

OCEAN DEPTH VARIES
San Francisco.-<ReA few miles
from Tahiti the ocean Is more than
10000 feet deep while few miles In
land the crest Of Orohena mountain
Is more than 1000 feet above the surf.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
lu1NEsorA KNIoHTs MEET

KIDDING. MINI, May 3l.-N1-The
annual cooclave Of the Minnesota
Knish1 Of Columbus got under way
Monday Afternoon with appointment
q commtttess Tor the three-day bus
inses eossien.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

The New York Daily Graphic was
the first daily newspaper to be illus
tsated In America, inaugurating its
use Of pictures In 1873 BY means Of
zinc plate etchines.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
LIBERTY CHANGES COLOR

LIBERTY CHANGES COLOR
New York.-(ReFifty years have
changed the once lustrous copper
surface Of the Statue Of Liberty to .
lgiht green color. Verdigris, caused
by wind and rain, not only produces
this color scheme but also serves as
4 protective cover.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

MINNESOTA roy DROWNs
Mankato, Ninn.. May 3l.-(R-Rob-
ert Weber, Is, Of Lecenter, drowned
in Clear lake, five miles northeast Of
Lecenter, Sunday afternoon while
swimming and diving from . row.
boat.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
QARD ON RRooMS

WashinSton.-R)-The gross floor
area Of the new Department Of In
te*tor building Is equivalent to 20
city bl0cR9.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

Nrs. Myrtle Skabo Of Crosby,
Divide county auditor, was
born in October, married in
October and all her children
were born in October, the
catch being that they are
twins. Leland and Lowell,
whose difference in weight
remains one pound, the same
q when they were born
three years ago.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31
.Mges .M "a: :: News
Rirtha

Daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John e.
Keller, 109 Mandan St., At $50 4. m.
Monday, st. Alexius hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

Ths sweat glands Of Q pig are To-
Gated In its mout, the only point where
TIE animal px.ptses.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-31

two nstions were In frequent tele-
phontc Communication.
The neutrality committees post
poned momentarily an extraordinary
sessiou to hear German representa- J.
tons ON Saturdays bombardment Of
the Deutschland and await develop
mentA
All Germany was reused 70 hien
pitch Of excitement. Crowds gath
sraA hafnre the foeeign. office and the
Reichs-chancellery. German Official
dom rushed to the foreign office Tor
cCnsultation.
A Berlin spokesman said the Al
meeia post was destroyed, after .
brief volley from epani4h batteries
thare-hut that the German men-of-
war carefully refrained from en-.
dangering civilians, and that the At.
tack was strictly military reprtsal.