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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Injuries Self While Skiing.

Little Jesse Sahr ran a piece Of a
ski in his leg while practicing jumping
last Sunday afternoon. After going
over the Jump he landed in a pile of
brush getting his skis all twisted
around. A piece broke off of one, flew
up and lodged in his neck just missing
the juglar vein and wind-pipe. E. ].
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Troy High School Takes Spelling Test

Monday morning during the fourth
period the Troy high school students
took one hundred word spelling test.
These words were those that the Libby
English teacher used when il was dis
covered in Libby that high school stu
dents are not as good spoilers as they
are supposed to be. This same list of
words was given to lot of other
schools in tbs district. Comparing the
Libby and Troy median we find that
Troy has the highest They are as fol-
lows.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Birthday Party.

Mrs. E. J. Weidner gave birthday
party Sunday evening to celebrate Mr.,
Weidner's birthday. The guests spent
the evening playing hearts. Mrs. Glen
Thorn was presented with women's high
prize and Ed. Laehn with the mems
high prize. Mrs. Laehn was given the
women's consolation prize and the
mems consolation prize went to Elgin
Murphy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Entertains Friends at Dinner.

Saturday evening Mrs. Maurice Nell
son entertained group of friends at
a o'clock dinner. The guests spent
the evening playing pinochle. Mrs. F.
A. Small won ladies' high prize and Mr..
Charles Ludberg mems high prize. Mrs.
Anthony Joy was presented with the
consolation prize for ladies and MIR.
Joy with the mems consolation prize.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Supper Given AT Methodist Church.

At their last meeting the Senior
Ladies' Aid voted to give covered dish
supper Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at
the Methodist church. The supper was
success even if it was not very well
advertised. After the supper everyone
stayed to hear Rev. Margaret Clifford
give sermon ON What is the meaning
of Lent?"
Evening services will again be held
March 81, Palm Sunday; and, March %,
Easter Sunday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Libby Seconds Defeat Troy.

Libby and Troy seconds played ,he
preliminary game Friday evening sat
7:30 o'clock. Libby defeated Troy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Troy Wosnen's Club Meets.

The Troy Womens club met at the
home of Mrs. Ed Laehn Tuesday ev-
ening at o'clock.
Mrs. Irving Quanbeck reported that
approximately $50 ives available for
use in giving the tuberculin tests in
the Troy schools.
The Woman's Club Scholarship Loan
Fund is to be awarded to a girl from
District No. this year. The qualities
taken into consideration are: scholar
ship, character, personality, leadership,
necessity of financial aid and ASSURANCE
of repayment of the loan Mrs Mar
garet Clifford of Kalispell, Mrs. Price
of Eureka and Mrs. A. L Dean of
Troy are on the committee for Sc
lecting the candidates.
After the meeting three tables Of
pinochle were in play. Mrs. Ed. Hen
richs was presented with the high prize,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
One O'clock Luncheon

Mrs. William Kusner was hostess al
one o'clock luncheon given Wcdnes-
day afternoon at the Kusner home
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18

If the outlook seems black, try the
uplook.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18

Troy Boy Wins Golden Gloves.
Lester Coffman, weller champion
needed just II seconds to stop Erni
Moron recently. The Utah boy cam
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
The lineup for the two teams was as


SubsltutIonS. Eureka, KaTnbosek, Scott,
Gibbons. Troy: Wheeler, Brown, Sny-
der.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18
Troy Town Team Loses to Bonners
Ferry.

Troy Golden Bears lost to their
fighting opponents 1888 ON the home
floor last Wednesday evening The score
was tied many times throughout the
game, making it very exciting for the
spectators.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18

Don't confuse action with progress.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18

Imagination makes liars OF all men.
----------~-
Bad ink is better than the best
memory.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18

Weidner Immediately took him to DR..
Forman who took the piece Of wood out
of his neck and sewed the cut in seven
stitches.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-02-18

Notary Public for the State of Mon
tana, Residing at Libby, Montana.
Commission expires December 81, 1887.
f11-m18-6t.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

French Legion of Honor (Chevalier)
and the French Croix de Guerre with
gilt star. Three times he was cited
in general orders Of the I'd Division.
He was assistant chief Of stan In the
I'd Division, A. E. F.
Another important assignment was
made yesterday at the Navy Depart
ment, when Capt. Milo Draenhel was
ordered detached from duty as oper-
ations officer on the staff Of the COM
mander in chief Of the United States
Fleet, about December 49, to become
commandant of midshipmen at the
Naval Academy.
Admiral Smith has been chief of
the Bureau of Yards and Docks since
December, 1888. He is native Of
Williston, S. c., where he was born
November 16, 1888, and graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1905.
He graduated in June, 1909, from Rens-
selaer Polytechnic Institute with the
degree of civil engineer. He has
served on various public works as
signments over the Nation ards in
Hawaii. He expanded the Naval
Training Station at Great Lakes, Ill,
during the wartime rush. He served
in the latter part of the war as
public works officer at the Charleston
IS. c. Navy Yard. He graduated from
the Naval War College, Newport. r. L.,
and served three and a half years in
the bureau as project manager Of
the ordnance establishments section.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

mont National Guard and came into
the Marine Corps in 1908. He has
done duty in the Philippines, Panama
and Guam.
With 11th Marines,
During the World War. Col Will
liams served for time at Marine
Corps Headquarters here and then
went to France as regimental quarter
master of the 18th Marines He super
vised the wartime construction at
Quantico. The Secretary of the Navy
gave him special letter of COM
mendation for his World War service.
The President of Haiti gave him
the Distinguished Service Medal for
his service as purchasing officer OF
the Garde d'Haiti, while he was depot
quartermaster at Philadelphia.
For his services overseas during the
World War, Gen. Matthews was
awarded the Army Distinguished
Service Medal, the Navy Cross, the
Evening star., 1937-10-24

From commander to rear admiral
Is the career of Comdr. Ben Moreell
Civil Engineer Corps, U. S. Navy, who
will become chief of the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks, Navy Department
on December /.
Secretary Swanson made the an
nouncement yesterday, in making pub
lie the fact that Rear Admiral Norman
M. Smith, the bureaus present chief,
has requested retirement on December
!, following 80 years in the service.
At the same time. Mr.. Swanson an
nounced that Col. Seth Williams will
become quartermaster of the Marine
Corps on December l, with the rank
of brigadier general. Brig. Gen. Hugh
pacity, has requested retirement on
December l. Col Williams has been
assistant quartermaster.
Promotion of Junior officer to
the rank of rear admiral is rarity,
although it has been done from time
to time, naval officials said yesterday.
Outstanding Administrator.
Comdr. Moreell has been an out
standing administrator, officials said,
and he has been particularly active
in securing q. new ship model testing
basin for the Navy. This is now under
construction at Carderock, Md, just
beyond the District line, near Cabin
John Bridge,
Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, Sep
tember Ia, 1892, Comdr Moreell grad
uated from Washington University in
st. Louis In 1918 with the degree of
bachelor of science in civil engineer
ing.
Appointed to the Navy in June,
1917, as the result of competitive ex-
animation, Comdr. Moreel served at
United States Naval Base No. 13 at
Ponta Delgada. in the Azores, as public
works officer there, as we'll as aide on
the staff of the commander. Azores De-
tachment. Next came duty at Quincy,
Mass, and, from 1920 to 1924, he
served as principal assistant and ex-
ecutive officer to the engineer in chief,
Department of Public Works, Republic
of Haiti. Subsequently, he was acting
public works officer at the Norfolk
Navy Yard.
Wrote Comprehensive Treatise.
In July, 1925, Comdr. Moreel came
to Washington as assistant design
manager of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks. In that duty, he wrote a
comprehensive treatise on reinforce
= fnent concrete design, which has been
favorably received throughout the en-
gineering profession, both in this
country and abroad"
Later, Comdr. Morell served at
Puget Sound Wash, and with pro-
ficiency handled large public works
program there. The commander took
a special course at the Ecole des Points
ct Chaussees in Paris, France, where
he made special studies covering Euro
pean engineering, design and con-
struction. He returned to the United
States in June, 1888, and was detailed
as assistant design manager-a post
he held until May, 1885, when he
became project manager of the ship
building and repair facilities, storage
and submarine section of the bureau.
Col. Williams is a native of Fox
boro, Mass, where he was born jan
uary 10, 1880. He attended Norwich
University, at. Northfield, VT, and
graduated with the degree of bachelor
of science in civil engineering. He
served from 1899 to 1903 in the Ver-
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

- Sanuarmetter. sMein
Mann 1T iebr erfdltet, Marie" :
ioete Die Grou Oes Souies. n2egen
Sic ibm beute obenO elite SIaide
ms 8ettl"
sou es &ognaf ODER &itm fem,
gndoioe 6rau?" fragte oas MGo.
den. ,
au6 elm gergIeid.
nSOren Sic NAL, iunger Wionn" !,
Iogte Sauptmann 8remer 5u Dem
eifrigen 8erebrer ieiner Sodter,
rSbre 8eiude BET uns erinnern mid
an sic gntwidlung zines 3eitungs-
unternebmensl"
.8ie meinen sic Oas, &err
Sauptmann?~
Scum, auerIt fingen sic an, &c.
uou tuie cine neue 3eitilng, einmoI
p0fentlid at fommen, Oann iuer.
Sen es apei- inns OreimaI, onnr fom-
men Sic ieoen 0admittng, mi
idlieBIid morgeus, mittogs nn0
aben0s 3u ENRICHMENT"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Gas. &onaert. &lapier.
Ipielerin: n9ie Soften iinO iebr I'M
Ieierlid!"
3uborsr: ~nno 9rudfebler idei-
men BARN aud entbalten gu ieinl"
- 9 6orfbIid. 08ie fannit
Ou oenn tpiiien, Snge, bob er bid
Iiebt, wern er ME init Dir oariiber
geiproden bat2"
sd merle eS an Der @rt, pie er
mid aniiebt, menn i6 i'm ni6t an-
febe!"
0os.botte tie dol
geoo6t. u@ar es elm i6ones
gtiid, gnGoige Grau?~ fragte ooS
M6o6en, Ons lire Dame bonn Sbeo-
ter abbolte.
.SSSu, Minno, aber es itarben 5l
pieIe Meniden oarinl"
.9as babe i'd mir idon geoadt,
gn1oige Sror = id babe geieben,
mie biele 8lumen bineingetrogen
purOen!"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
IaiRsIidte SnlOisnns.

Ser tiidtige Director Ser Gnbrif
mar RonfuI zines fleinen iiiOame-
rifoniIden Stontes ~gemornen. Seiue
braoe @efolgidaft mar itol5 auf ibn
unO beiHloB, inn 6ies 8l 8eigen.
SIN 0unfel ser Nodt errihteten
lie Dor Ser @obnuug ibpes @befs
cine gbrenpforte, bon Oeren Wtitte
Elm groBes acknowledgement ber-
nbbing unO elm S6ilo nit ben
@orten: Or bat es berOientl" Nah
M1itterno6t erbob iid ieOod elm bef-
tiger Gturm uno in flint Weinuten
mar Ser gauge 8lumeni6muf fort
gepebt.
aIs ser Director am nGditen
Moreen gum 6eniter ~binoltsiab
tporen nilr einige trourige 9feite
iibrig - elm einiomer Strid balt-
melte i'm @inoe bin uiN Der, uno
6arunter itonOen 0ie @orte: Or
bat es berOiert!"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

&eimfino. STA, Srou
8iaer, sic geben ia iebt gar nidt
mebr ms &ino?"
r@ir baben iebt elm Seimfino!"
vSo, ia, Oie N1Gnnerl. Mteiner
madt o1d INNER iooiel Sbeaterl1
Strobpitpe. Sci Gid
fGat in Ser Interbaltung 0as 8ort
nStrobmitpe~.
Die fleine Snge bordt ouf: oOiut-
ii, lit 0os Oie 5rou bon einem totem
&egetarier?"
- 6rauenIogif. aiiieI 1T
un3ufrieoeu nit iif ieIbit uuo audi
nit ieiner Iieben Sral. 9a bot
er nun Sen Salat, pern er oOOiert,
mas i'm Sabre 1886 ausgegeben
moroen lit. Sa, er bate man6mal
ettpos miOerboritig iein miiiIen; ge-
gen oieie uno iene ourdolts iiber-
fliiiiige @usgabe bdtte er iein 8eto-
redt ousii6en Ioaen.
Giiiel fnurrt: n0os Sobr bat 5u
biel gefo1tet, SIga!~
.Mber bite = eS mar bod audi
Elm Sdoltiabrl"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

-@GterIi6er Sat. ,@os,
ou bait i'm obgepieien? limb er bat
Dir bod geIogt, ooB er obne bid
nidt leben fannl"
n9os iagen anOere audi"
n0as mag DobI iein! A6er i6
fin0e, eS miro onmGblid 3eit, oaB
on einel1 bon Oieien 0as 2e6en ret
teitl~
Simmer Der Reibe
a If. Ieulid fam Elm Martn sur
@oliaei uno meIoete, 6aB iein &ao
eelto6len poroen fei.
Soften Sic cine 8remie 0ran9"'
froete Ser Badtmeiiter.
vgaeinl"
Gin &abenauee?"
nNeinl4
rGine aIingeI2"
nGua niHt!"
nS90n, bos madt oIio 3ebn Morf
Gtrofe, unO Damn molten mir nal
ieben, mas iih MAIDEN IdBt, nm Sbr
Ga0 nieoer5ufinoen!"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

- unterDegs. D8iae flbrt
aud ni1ts mebr 0itrd, mas er fid
uornimmt. SD modte nur miilen,
mo feline gnergie geblieben iit!~
Seine 5rau lit our 3eit bel Der
nonotenl~
3otureeididte. .Nie.
biel &ippen bat Ser @eni9?~ fraete
Der 2ebrer.
sd tpeiB es ni6t", iagte @orI.
sd babe iie nod nift ge36bIt =
id fam aibeln 10 idledt bertha.
eenl~
&ergeBIi6er 8oter.
Serr Miiaer fommt nod 9auIe unO
bringt einen fleinen Sultgen nit.
Ser &leine bat ii1 berirrt, id
oetfe ober, mo uniere bier5ebn &in-
Der ellen, ga fam INNER nod elmer
miteiienl"
yg6er @ann, Oas lit So6 unier
Siingiterl"
8effer geeignet. So
bonnien uno &nutiou iaBen in ibrem
Gtammlofal. Ser @irt bat an.
fdeineno ieinen Sod getpedieItl"
bemerfte &nution.
nSSa~, ontportete Sobonnien, Der
borige pfefferte Oas giien INNER 10
fart, nun lit or pobI Oa5u eingeiebt
iporoen, sic 9ednungen nlts8ui6rei-
bent"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Ger @IId8brtnger.
.@orum in ouer @elt trGgit OH
oenn ga cine annin6enpfote in oei-
ner Saide? 8iit Ou 10 obersldit-
BLDG"
81, sic aonin6enpfote brinat
mir iifer @liid; penn meme 5rau
mieOer ibre SonO in meine SoIde
Itedt, Oenft iie beitimmt, es lit ne
N1ous.~
-8IouFbIe @rfIGrung.
Gin SduIterIebrling fam zines "a.
ges auf oos 5unobureau unO CUB
cine groBe, idpeinsleOerne 8riefta-
Ide ob, oie er gefunSen botte.
nSie lit ia gang leer", iagte Der
geonlte, Dgib aiid Oos @elO Der, OoS
orin mar"
.@s mar feiu @elo Orin". emit
gegnete Der Suuge.
,9as lit bod nidt iebr glaitb-
BAIT. Ser BETTER elmer 10 foitba-
rem grieftoide miro tpobl nidt gang
obne @eIo berumIaufen. $50 bait
bu Iie oenn gefun0en2
rSm Steueromt, mein Serr."
.ad fo", meinte Der 8enmte
fdmun3elnO, roonn ipiro's tpobl
Itimmenl"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Sine sans ibsaIe SraH. -.

On brau9it bid nidt anf S%triiupfen
nn5uf1lei6en =
9ie Nnhtttfmubr it iGon 5nrtdgeitelt.
SIM &iidenihranf Iiegt ettpas 8trts
fd~afsgeIo,
Inn Oeine Speien iuieOer nus8uglei@en.
gu brar6t Dir feline Gusfunft ab5us
oudIen
Seq bid gu gett. uuO ninrm Dir rnbis
Sd bole mir am aoffeetii6 8ef9eib,
9ann fannit bu mir mas Rafienoes err
5GbIen.
9u brnu6f niGt obne 2iGt berein5us
foultiten.
Ships rubig an, Ionit tuit bu Dir nod
tpeb.
Iimm Dir als 9tibpuutt, bite, Das
8ifet -
Sd babe Oas aritaG fdOu fortgenom<
men.
gu fannit bid, tuie bu biit, ms 8ett be-
Bon mir aus glei6 nit ert lluO 9ales
tot.
SD ipai6e ndmIi6 morsen Iotpieio
llnO iperDe allies ipieOer frii6 be5ieber.
Sm @a8eipiuO Iiest nod Elm adieed,
0umit Dein wsuaeu nod mas 8efes
frieet -
limb Oas. mas auf Der 56reibtiidpIattc
lieet,
9as TT Die 8e9utns fir mein Soblens
idd9enI
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
@eareifIid. 8pei @an.

8egreifIid. 8pei Man.
ner unterbalten ii6.
sd finNe", iagt Ser cine, 9ooe
0ie Srauen beut5utage bieI Su me.
mig fir lire &leioer ousgebenl"
n8iit ou mobnitnnig?" REF Der
onOere. n9u biit fiber nidt Oerbei.
rotetl~
Sod nit elmer 9dueiOe.
rin!" I,
aIfoboIberni6tun g.
Der relie Mieter fam nit elmer
leeren Sluide ins @obn5immer Der
Wirtin.
ngnti6uloigen Sic, Sruu @iftis",
itotterte er, nobcr oieIe 6laide mar
eeitern obenO nod or~eiOiertel bon
2ognaf. &aben sic cine abnung,
fper Sen getrunfen boben fann2"
mSSapobl", erpioerte bic @irtiH
idorf. n9os mar id. Sd Ouloe feis
men MlfoboI in meinem Sauie -
merfen Sic iid 6os!"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
WprE6Ehtiot

htigt. &enuer
lam Sdolftii6): r3pei @iiritheH
fir Serrn Bierbuberl"
8irt; ogine geniigti Gr lit ia 70
betrunfen, 0oB er allies ooppelt Iiebt."
9eIlner; n@eiB id. Ct bat bier
beiteIt.~
0eutIi6. Isle poaen
alto meme Sodter beiroten9
nSatpobI, @err Director, ober oorf
id erit froeerL Oh IN Sbrer 6ami-
lie idon nal elm San BON @eiites-
franfbeit borgefommen iit?"
ngtein, mein &err, unO iopeit es
bon mir obb6net, ioa es aud in
3ufunft nidt norfommen, guten
Morgenl~
gefu6 pom Qonoe.
.2ieber 9nfeI!" begonn ser Neffe
ieinen Brief. n2eiOer fam id NOR
gen nift gum 8abnbof fommen, I'm
DID obaubolen, ober oafiir miro met
ne 6roit am 3uee iein. 9o ibr euh
nod nift fennt, iDdre es gang gut,
tpenn on Iiderbeitsbalber cine Sons
ODER einen S1infen ols g%rfennungs-
seiden inter Dem @rm trogen Mir
belt"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

@ah 6em gramen.
.@os geoenft 0enn oein Sobn an
5ufangen, wenn bas @ramen Dor-
iiber iit2~
pNa, i6 nebme an, er miro es
nodmal beriudenl"
Si9eres d IN. Dun,
ser Ntiiamann, meinte:
r@eitern aing Sic 8iebung Der
9laiienlotterie 81 gnoe.~
nSnttert Sic aud elm 2os?~
nNein."
~6obcn sic es in Der 8eituna
eeleien?~
nNein."
rg9ober piiien Sic Damn, oaB sic
3iebun9 porbei iit?"
Meinte Muu:
y4us meinem Miin. @eltte friib
logen in alien Miiaeimern piiteno
juiommengetniiate proipefte fir
Mutos, @eltreiief, uno ginfamilien-
bduier."
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

- Ote 1Dne Srau. DSalt
0u meme id0ne Grou geieben2~
.Naein, bait Ou 5wei Sralen?"
69uI6nerbrief. Set
Ser fonrte i6 in oieler ISOLDE nidts
be3oblen. 9ofir erbalten sic 0onn
in Der n1dIten ISOLDE 0as Doppelte."
- Ser SeemGnner3dblt
uEio, uno als mir ben Safen err
rei9ten muBte id mid operieren
laiien. llno als Die Operation bor-
iber mar, iagte mir Der Ar5t, oaB
er einen Sdmamm in meinem Ra-
gen bergeiien b1ttel"
nA9, bait ou oenn 8eiduerOen
babon, tut es peb?~
r8eb int es nift, ober id bin
immer 10 berOommt Ouritig!"
- Said ougefaBt. 6rou
Oberlebrer 8ulIe beiu6t Srau &on-
jul 8ertram. Mus Dem Neben5imu
mer erflong bo6it u~nregetmaBiges
8eflimper.
.Waeine So6ter ipielt &Iabier4
6emerfte Srau aoniul. u@s lit
furdtbar, ieoen Gag iibt iie flint
StunOen!~
Grou guiie ieufat mitfiiblenO.
.Sie bat BEL &larenberg Inter
ri6t", er86bIt Tro1 &oniuI weiter.
Sic fennen bod &larenberg F..
or berlongt 10 idredlid bel BON
ieinen SdiiIern."
Srau 8uiie lGdelt liebensDiiroig
4gber bns @elo ipieIt bod iider bel
5bnen feline &one, 5rmi &oniul. "
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

9osieIbe. ,Man lagt,
oein Same i'm &lub lei geItri9en
mor0en."
nAusgeidloiienl"
SEA, Oas fomntt auf 6asielbe bin
aust"
Gor 6em SiImpoIof.
u8olen Sic nift bereinfommen,
meme Game, iagte Der &inopor.
tier, ~uno ii6 u9ie etpise 2iebe~
onieben?"
sd babe MIR anoertbolb Stun
ben 8eit!"
n9as reidt, mein 6rdulein, Ian.
ger oauert ons audi nidt!~
Neu5eitIide grn1b-
rung. Sonolungsreiienoer Gngel-
mann iaB in Dem fleinen Yrooin5.
botel unO genoB ieinen Mlorgen-
toffee.
nSberl" rief err ploblid drgerlih.
o@ns iino oenn Oas bier fir idDar.
sc Nrnftc in Ser MiId?"
sd neiB es nid)t, mein Serr",
onttportete ser &caner 5ogerno.
Soften odS ettpa iolde 8itaminc
ieis. bon oeren bic scrote INNER
Ipreden?"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Iusgere6net Srou
Subtle fd5rt nod LANCER 3eit fir
einige @oden fort. Sic fragt III
rem Mann: n@eiBt bu, mann mein
3ug obfdbrt?~
rSntpobl, in SO Stunoen AZ Mi-
nuten."
Gas Iobnt fi6 u 6.
@iiteno fam elm Mann in ooS 4n-
tiquoriat geltiir3t: .Sn Dem Bud
n@ie tperoe id MiaionGr?", Oas
id geitern bel Sbnen gefauft babe,
febIt ia bic SGlfte ser Seitenl"
STA, meirte Der 8udbdnoler,
.eine babe MiGion lit bod aud
nidt gu berodtenl"
Gin gutter 5reun0.
Sousfrou: nNber Wann, marum
bringit gu oie 9aden oeines 6reun-
oes nit ius g%B8immer?"
Sausberr: nSb, anton lit 10 an
Meitaurants geD0bnt, 0aB es inn
bel itns nidt i6meden Diiroe, tpetln
er nidt auf ieinen ueber5ieber uno
feinen Sut odten fam"
Gas 5nmilieubaupt.
2eDrer: On bait bod geItern ge-
febIt. @iGi, no lit oenn oein gnt-
Iduloigungs8ettel? 9u bait feinen2
50 bringe mir morgen einen; ou
meiBt bod, OaB er bonn 5amilien'
boupt unterihrieben iein mlB."
@iai: rMber Moma lit oof ber-
reiit - gebt es nidt, DAB i9 BON
Hapn einen bringe2"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Geuer. nSogen sic, Serr
S9omas, fi6 elm auto gu balten, 1T
tuobl oii6 beute nod iebr teuer?"
y0as fommt gan8 unO gar ouf Die
9inge an, in Die man bineinfdbrt!"
SIN eifer. @rofefiOr:
.Naeier, wern sic nit 10 pluntpen
SGui6ungsman6pern @rfolg baben
molten, miiiien Sic einen iu6en, Der
0iimmer lit ols id = un0 ben iuer-
0en Sic i6nerlid finoen!"
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
ainbIids glnffaKnna.

n9lber, 8auIt i9ieB' bod 9eterI
ni6t forttpdbrenO auf Sen 8ouh!"
n4ber, Dina, mir ipielen bod
@ilbelm Tenl"
nS6ou, mein &ino, ober 3en
idoB bod Sen gpfel bonn Gopf~
.Sd weiB, ober @eterI bat i'm
gegeiieu.~
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

@hBten oie Mdnner, tpie es
Bel ben Jrouen in ben pier5iger
Sabren ausIiebt. iie tpiirom uns tot.
fdIngen tpie Die .oaen Sunoe. -
Rnrin Mihaelis.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

SD fin effrebO,
6aB mid Der @e-
0esmeiler nod en-
Stri9 Oord Die
3ednung made
oubt, in 10 melt
nls Die Surpreis,
no id for ole
2i55ie, mas mel.
ne aIte is, ge-
bI1nt hen. Sic
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

n&aGo, boao - infolge pl0Bli-
1er Grfranfung Oes a~unitpfeifers
8eter Hfiff miro an Steae 0es
&iinItlers iein &anari 8ipli einiges
aus Dem 3epertoire gum gortrag
bringen...
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

.Sterbenoer Caller - iebr gut.
ser Mann bat tatid9li4 feinen
Hitlsidlag mebr."
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Sffencr S@reibebrief Oes
E1ilibb eaneramptrr.
1895.

Mein Iietuer Serr &eooriondr:
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
9as @eefeuO Sans.

nSiebit gu, @rifo, i9 bab' Sir
glei9 geiagt, gu ionit Die Cir ni6t
10 oui6logen.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

Ole i60ne Srou. 0Sait
on meme id0ne 6rou geieben2~
.gaein, BAIT ou 3tpei Srauen2"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-06-21
Journalists
AndBarSee
OldBermuda

Hamilton Bermuda, June 81 (AP)-
Five hundred North Carolina lawyers,
newspaper men and their families and
friends viewed the sights and shop
ped here today.
The members of the bar and press
association arrived at st. Georges this
morning on the ship Reliance on their
convention cruise and a special train
brought them here.
The entire day was devoted to fun
and recreation and tonight there will
be a dinner dance at the st. Georges
Hotel.
Mayor William Meyer, of St.
Georges, and Sir Sidney Rowan-Ham-
ilton chief justice of Bermuda, will
make short addresses of welcome to
the visitors.
J. C. 3. Ehringhaus of Raleigh,
former governor of North Carolina,
will respond for the vacatiOnists.
Tomorrow will be another day for
fun here and at st. Georges, with the
boat sailing in the late afternoon. The
final business session of the bar con-
vention will be held Wednesday.