davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
8lMg5eMgmObeae nit
@OtOren.

Sranfrei6 bot cine neue 9eioen.
i6aft, baIb SpieIerei, bolb Sport:
Neiniaturflugoeuse fteieen gu laiien,
uno 5tpar nidt MIR Segelflug5eige,
ionoern aud ioIde nit ridtigen tlei-
men NIT Benign getriebanen Moto.
rem. S6on boben li9 in sen groBen
3entren Oes 6lugiportes Sunoerte
BON RIubs fir Oieie Spielerei gebil-
Del, uno ebenio eifrig miro Der nere-
Ite Sport in Der @rooin3 betrieben.
9ie &Iubs baben pie ale onoeren
ibre SoBungen ~oufgeiteat unO Oer-
onItaIten regeIreHte Shal- unO
@ettfabrten. gs tper0en fleine Slug.
Seugmooene ausgelieben, uno fir elm
paor 9fennig fann ieOer iid oas ger-
gniigen MAIDEN, zines iteigen au Iai-
fen. Mnn iiebt alio ieBt, Defenders
an Sonntagen, tuern idones 8etter
lit, &un0erte BON win5igen 6lug5eu-
gen in Der 2uft.
Riir5Ii1 lit ems bon oieien fleinen
GIug5eugen betNSaint-g br a~ufgeftie-
gen unO 1T nit fiinf3ig aiIometern
@ei1minOigfeit in Der StunOe abge-
flogeu. 9rei ri9tige Slug5euge b.
ben es nidt unter ibrer @iir0e ge-
funOen, benz 9iIiputoner 81 folgen,
Der cine S6be bon 900 Ntetern err
reiGte, Manterre iiberflog, iid nit
elmer Observation-Disclosures bon
1875 &ilometern gbdntilD ndberte
nno nod 43 Minltten, obue SEN ge-
ringiten S1aOen babel 81 nebmen,
IanOete. gs fam einem oemna9
beutoutage in Sranfrei9 gei9eben,
6aB BEL einem barmloien Spa5ier-
gang urpl6bli9 elm fleines 6lug5eug
bonn SimmeI fdut unO gu 6iiBen Oes
Spa3iergdngers Ianoet.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

- Oantbarteit. gs mar
Iei6tes Sroftpetter. Ser Mops
elmer olten Dame lief iber ben
Eeid uno brad elm. Gin beber5ter
iunger Monn pngte ftb in Oas
eiiige @aiier uno 5og 0as nit benz
Gooe fdmpfenoe Sier beraus. MIs
er es triefeno un0 bebenO Dor Sal
te Ser Game iiberreidte, iagte Oieie:
uSie armer miilien Bis auf Die
Sniit NAB fein. Sier, nebmen sic
0ieies 86d6en 8feffermina-See BON
mir an uno fo1en Sic ii9 beite
Dor Dem S6lnfengeben einen BET
ben Zee. @lauben Sic mir, es
miro Sbnen gut tltn."
- Mbrabam 2~incoIns
Bart. SIN Sitter bon 88 Sdbren
lit in 9elpbos Mrs. Grace 8eoen
Billings ~geitorben, Die in ben gart-
gen gereinieten Gtaaten oIs Die
6rau befannt mar, Die ols fleines
M10den ben Hr6ii6enten Mbrabom
2incoln oa5u sebro9t batte, ooB er
ii1 Ben Bart padien IieB. @1brenO
oes @ablfel05uees bon 1860 botte
sic oamnls 11idbrige Grace bic Bill
Der oes repubIifonii6en aanoiooten
fir Die 8r6itoenti6nft ongeiebenL Die
iiberaa nuf ben @oblplafnten ge-
5eigt wurOen, unO fie bntten ibr
Ourdalis nidt gefouen; fie nabm
alto ibren Mfut IN beioe S6noe uno
ionOte an 2incoIn ben foIgenoen flei-
men Brief: n2ieber &err 2incoln, i'd
CLAUDE, onB Sbr bel fd0ner nit
Bart isin piir0et. 3mei BON meinen
8riioern iino &epublifaner urlO apei
Dentofraten. Sd fonnte meme oen1o-
fratiiden 8riiber on3u bringer, oaB
iie fir @u9 itimmten, aber oann
miiBtet ibr einen Bart baben.~ @ier
Gage ip6ter trof oie Inttport oes
Observation-Disclosures elm. Or
m1re ni9t gang Der Meinung Der
tleinen 8riefidreiberin; oenn tpetn
er fi4 gerooe iest. mitten I'M bei.
BeIten 8ablfnmpf, ben Bart pa9ien
lieBe, 10 piiroe es BEL ben @egnern
glei1 beiBen, onB er nit Oieier &inn-
jierOe enogiltig betpeiie, onB er elm
gano a~ffeftierter 8uri9e lei. gLber
no9oem 9incoln i'm 8ablfampf ge-
liegt bate, fam er zines Cages nod
@eitfielo, mo oas fleine M6oden
wobnte, uno polte feline 8efamt-
idaft MAIDEN. Mrs. Billings bat
ipdter in ibrem 2eben un6Gblige Mal
er3dblt, tpie Der Trdii0ent iid nit
ibr 3uiommen ouf cine 8anf eeiebt
babe uno gu ibr iagte: ~Danfe Sir,
mein &in0, ieBt babe ih einen Bart;
id babe i'm mir fir Gid iteben
loiien.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Ser RlMb bes G6Wets
gems.

3pondig Barrier boben Sen .alub
oes Sdmeigens" gegriinoet uno tref.
fen iid gu teinem anoeren 3pede oIs
matchmaker gu idipeigen. SD babe
berIproden, tUenieitens iiber Sen Ser.
iammlungsort un0 iiber 0ie 8erion-
Iidteiten Der Rliibmitglieoer nihts
3u Derroten," Ihreibt Gene &ihaio
i'm y8aris. Mi0i~, .unO id bin ulnio
feIter entiHlOiien, mein 8eripreden
at boIten, als mein Slbrer mir in
Auslidt geIteut bat, mid in nod ob-
aeI6IoGenere &reiie ein3ufibren.
gber oieie 2atIode olein beroient
f9on Nufmertiamfeit, DAB es in ga.
RIG einige 5tpan5ig Yerionen aibt,
Die Iif regeIm6Big beriammeln, nm
in einem groBen bebagliden 3immer.
in Dem iiG gar ni9ts peiter ereignet,
8uIommen at ihpeieen. St Der 3eit,
Die i'd in 0ieIer Merchandising neilte,
f0nnte ib ia aud tpeiter gar nidts
berausbefommen, als mas meme Mu-
gen abnen, benin mir purOe teinerlei
GrflGrung geboten. Dime mid auf
8ermutl1ngen ein3uloiien, mas na9
meinem @eggong nod eeideben iein
f0nnte, iab i6 eben MIR Die Ser
Idmmlling Ser freiniIig Shpeigil.
men, 0enen lelbIt 0ie @ebdr0e 0es
ftummen @ruBes beriagt idien. SD
0arf bemerfen, obne meinen Shtuur
gu breden, 0aB ii9 inter Oieien
G9Deigenoen Mdnner befanoen, Die
bon 8erufs tDegen cine iebr geidlif-
fene 3unge Baben miiiien, 10 5nei he.
fannie &edtsontpdIte.
v@as mag in Oielen @%ortffargen
borqeben, tDenn unter Dem S9us uno
G9leier beg S9peiggebots Stint
men in ibnen 81 f~liiItern beginner,
oenen 1ie i'm Strom oes lauten uilO
unrubigen 9ebens bisber niemols gu
Iaui9en bermodten? Sern iino oer-
morren oringt Der 2Grm uno oas
@etoie Ser StroBe 3u ibnen binaitf.
nnmogli6 tD1re es, bier 81 g1bnen
ODER gar 8u I6lummern, uno Der
oas G9neigen gar brd6e, piiroe iid
oomit IeIbit Oas 3eugnis zines liz
fpiiroigen ausftenen. &ein 0iener lit
at feben, fein @eoonfe an @iien,
Srinfen ODER &au6en fommt Den
gerlunfenen, 70 Innge tie bier auf Der
einfamen Smell meiIen. gs i6eut fei-
ne SIurglofe, alr ouf elm leiies ber-
a~breOetes Yo9en miro man bier BON
einem Itummen @eiit eingelaiien.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
gausIins nit 9aifOtinOersiftnns.

Ser alien anidouung, Dob man
Init Der MuttermiI9 ale moeliden
Observation-Disclosures in iid ouf-
nebmen" f0nne, liegt, penn lie i'm
ougpmeinen our1 Die belitiee Ser
erbungslebre DioerIeet lit, bod elm
fIeiner ri1tiger &ern 5u @rnnoe,
inoem nGmlid nn1gepieien murOe,
ooB oie @uttermild auBer ibren
~oouernOen 8eItanoteiIen ein3elne
Gtoffe aus ben miitterIi6en Saften
in 1ih oufnimmt uno oieie Dem Sim
oe 8ufiibrt. go ftebt es feit, ooB Ni.
fotin gum Sell in Die Muttermil1
einoringt, uno idmere @ergiftungs-
erIdeinungen BEL Dem SGugling
ausl0Ien fam. lleber einen iol9en
6al, BEN S. @reiner in 8uoopeIt
beobaGtete, pir0 Der Granffurter
@oheni9rift n9ie l1mIdau" beri4-
tet. Sier traten BEL einem orei $50,
den alien SGugline, oeiien Mutter
So big 40 3ignretten am Gage
rauGte, Die 9arafteriftiiden gridei-
nungen elmer afuten NifotinDergif-
tung auf: rnrube, grbreden,
@6loflOftgfeit, 9urdfGIe, 9ormfo-
lifen, MISUNDERSTANDING nno
8upiaenberengtne. Selbit menn
man i'm oGgemeinen fein @egner
oes &oudens lit, miro man auf
@runo FOLDER Beoba9tungen fir
Itinenoe Miitter elm &oudperbot
for6ern miiiien, On 6os Nifotin in
bic M1ittermil9 iibergebt uno bic
G1ugIinge serooe eeeen Nifothl
ouBerorOeatIid empfinolid fino.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Wereinss& aleuOer

9entid-Mmerifaniide @eIeGIdaft.
%. y. g. SefretGr: @nlter Camp,
304O-14te StreBe, %. IS.
G0mcDr6 GIMb. @rGliOent:
@iuiam &lauBmann; SefretGr:
Grau ". S6la9ter, 1868 gonnecti-
cut Mbenue, g. @.
MGnnergeiansberein @aibingtOn.
gereinslofal: @rcaoia &aae, 1884
14te StraBe 81. 50. 9rdiioent, Sa-
fob S9malb; SefretGr, @eorg Glide.
Singitunoe: Sreitag A6enos s rbr.
u0emtIder Sbeater alnb". 9ra.
fioent: @alter Camp; Sefret6r
Senrp Seler, 1905 $ StraBe, g. g.;
&aiiierer: &arl S6uar5e. Ser
iammlung ieoen eriten 9ienstag i'm
Weonat.
Grfer 9emtIder Sport Stub.
9rGlioent: Sans @bner; Sefretar:
George SO. 2eis, 401 @lerslie MDe.,
Capital Seigbts, Mo.; &aiiierer:
@m. &iibner. 8~erlammlung ieoen
MitttDo9 I'M $50 ubr a6enos in Der
Arcaoia 9ale.
A 9eMtlGe TreimaMrer 2Oss
Ny Mrminins, Mr. %, G.M.M.M,
" Sefret1r: Sreof. @ertrom,
1910 6 StraBe, q. 6. 8erl. om /.
unO 3. 9ienstng i'm Mt. i'm Neaen
Wnionic EempeI.
Yrpipcct Sill TrieSbOf. Br6lioent:
5re0 @ooelians; Sefret6r: $. 8
@infIer; ShaBmeiIter: Geo. S. y.
Stub. @eri. am 8. 9onnerstog i'm
Monat i'm Srie0hofe.
0amenGur @aibinotOm. IrGii.
oentin, Srou Soa Sennige; Sefre.
t1rin, 6rou Claire @iniams, 1434
Sairmont Str, g. @. SingIhinoe'
9onnerstogs, abenos 8 rbr. i'm
Nrcaoia @eb1uoe, 14te StraBe un1
8arf &onO, 81. 90.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26

2ob Die @Orte itimmen su ben
@erfen.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
Cir nufreaen0eg 81

- Gin aufregen0es Sc.
ben. @rneItine Shumann-Seinf,
oie befannte groBe SGngerin, mar
befanntli9 Ml,tter bon adt Sin.
bern, oie fie oGrtliH Iiebte. &ls tie
nod Der @eburt zines Sobnes, Der
George @aibington genannt muroe,
neil er in Gmerifa geboren wriroe,
oas erIte Mal tpie0er auf Der Biibne
erI1ien, REF iie - uno 0ieie IeuBe.
rltrg bon ibr lit in ben 8~ereinigten
Stoaten beriibmt getDoroen -:
o9b, es 1T elm aufregenoes 2eben!
Crit lingt man 8agner, Damn be.
fomn1t man elm 8abDl Damn fingt
man pieoer @agner, oann befommt
man pie0er elm 8abDl Sn, es TT
elm aufregen0es 2eben in Der Operl"
Gin Mfrobat. Am eriten
Desember muroe &obert S9umanns
iiinaIte nod leben0e So6ter @ngenie
SAumann IS Sabre alt. aus Die.
lem MnlaB ber0ffentli6en gngel-
borng Iiteroriide Glucblatter fell
ieInoe grinnerungen bon ibr ielbf,
in Oenen iie inter onoerm erdablt:
v@ie ouf einem 8iloe iebe ih i'm
Glur zines Snuies in DiIieloorf
cine G1or Ginoer iteben; Die blif-
fen itnuneno binaiif nod benz Erep'
pengelGnoer. 9ort mndt elm jun
ger Miann nit lansem bIonoem
Saor Sic baIgbre9eriiditen Eurn.
iibuneen. idmingt iid bon redtg
mad Iinfs, binauf, binab; iGlieBli9
itenmt er beioe gIrme felt auf, itredt
Die geine bod In Die Suit umo
ipringt nit einem Sabe binunter,
mitten binpin in Die bemun6ernoe
&in0prf6ar. Sic &inoer tuoren mir,
ib uno meme etmas dIteren @e'
iAmiiter, Ser ianee @nnn Sobnn'
mes Brahms.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
9amenIeftiOu bes gOneprSHnbs,

9amenieftiOm 6es GOmeOrbfInbs.
8%rGfiOentin: Srol glieie 80Idner;
S~efretarin: Grau 90. 6. @eDnoIos,
2118 S StraBe, NorOneft. Ser.
lammlnng am /. 9ienstag /. oct.
NriDn 9aMemDerein. gr6IiOentin.
5rnu 3. &rumfe, 1859 Spring
Moao. q. So; Sefret1rin, Srau u.
8oBmanll, 1904 Mornineiioe Dribe
90. 8. Geri. am 2. Mittpo@ i'm Mt..
na6mittoss 1 llbr.
Nappert !Seim TraMea !0ilfsDer.
elm. Hr1iiOentin: Srau 8abette
2rumte; Sefret1rin: 5ran MobeI
Diet. 8~eriammlnng am 2. 9iens.
fog |. Oct, 2 ubr noGm. i'm Seine.
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
a0n:sin Suite all

&~0n:Bin Cutie ais
Sofitridertn. 0ie &oni9in
Cutie iiberianOte einmaI ibrem @at-
ten folgenoe 8itti9rift: n@aerourd.
Iaudtigiter, @roBmddtigiter @0nis
uno &errl Inter ben pielen 8itt-
l9riften. Sic Sbre &0nigli9e Maie-
It1ten tGgIi6 befommen, moge bod
Der Serr tpouen, 6aB oieie nit einem
en1oigen BIid beleu1tet meroe, oo.
nit meme nIeruntertGnigIte, oemii.
tigite, tpebmiitieite Bite nidt unbe.
frie6igi bleibe. &ierbei liegenoe
Striimpte ionen nls Yrobe meiner
@ef9idIi1feit in Der Gtriderflinlt
3um 8emeile oienen uno mir boffent-
li9 mein @eiu6 gu erlongen belfen.
es beItebt n1mIih BARN: bob Sbro
MaaieItGten Die @noOe fir mid bGt-
ten uno mir aufiinftig ale oero
Striimpie itriden Ioiien Ino mir oa-
Bel ben Sitel ols mirflihe Sofitride-
rim aaergnGoigit erteiIen lieBen."
DieIe bobe @nnoe tpiiroe i9 an mein
2eben in olertieffter l1ntert6nigfeit
erfennen uno nit oantbarem 6erden
eritreben, gm. 26nigI. MaieItat als
untertdnigite Nago uno lntertanin
2uiie.S
Washington Journal., 1937-02-26
G6mtnOeL nit MMtOs
grammen.

Ser SGminoler BON belte gibt iiH
aon8 on0ers als Ser Shurte bon
ebeoem nit ieinem groBen Sano-
uerfs3eug, Ser Mosfe, ser Biitole,
Dem 8redeiIen. gr bat einen erin.
oerilGen &opf unO fOmmt ouf im-
mer nere Srids. Augenblidli9 lit
Die groBe Mfo0e inter ben 8eiite-
ma9ern, Mutogramme als giilti9e
llnteri1riften gu fdllden unO Oamit
ireeuODeIde @eiddfte 5u ntdtigen~.
Ser beriibnte 6ilmberiteIler DR.
die 8iH erfubr 0ies Dor fur5em, ais
er abnungsIos nit ieinem malerii1en
Shn0rfeI elm 4utogramm unter-
5ei6uete. ct mar iebr unaneenebm
iiberrof1t, aIs er erfabren muBte,
0oB it6er Ieine unteri9rift elm 8rief
getippt par, III Dem Der l1eberbrin-
ger erm19tigt tpuroe, @borOamen gu
enqogieren. Ser 8etriiger oerfii5rte
nun trait oieies 8riefes nit Der
onm1dtigen unteriarift uno nit benz
@erIpre9en langOauernoer AnItel-
lung biele 8eperberinnen ooau, ibm
ais &aution groBere unO fleinere
Sttmmen ar5ubertrnuer, nm Damn
oomit ipurIos at beri4Dinoen. Sic
8etroaenen DanOten ii9 nit piloen
8orDirfen an @itt uno erfubren bier
erIt, 0aB er feline Abnung bon Oieiem
@ei94ft bate
acknowledgements NOR oies Oas
erIte Mal, oaB Der Grid our an-
uen0unq fam. Bis 0abin gaben
Silmgr0Ben gnna unbeoenfli6 lire
fo1tbare Mamensf9rift. MiB @racie
SieI0s, 0ie cine Der gutmitiglten
@rIdeinungen in Der Silmpelt lit,
~berbringt cine betr6htlide 3eit oes
Cages oomit, ibren Namen auf lange
8apierfreifen gu ieBen, Die oann
lire Sefret1rin Northumberland
oct uno in Die @utogrammbii6er
ibrer 8epunoerer flebt. Aber tie
i9rei6t oieie G9rift5iige iebr oeut-
IiG unteri9ieoen BON 0enen, Die BET
ibrer 8anf giiltig iinO.
MGnner aner Stdn0e un6 Berufe
baben in ben IeBten Monaten inter
oem MiBbrau6 ibrer 0amens5iige
at Ieioen gebabt, oarunter befin0en
Iih inter anoeren &amiaD Mac.
Oo11nIA 1tnA 0nudIas Sairbanfs.
@or einigen @o9en entitieg cine ele-
CANT geflei0ete Dame einem Strom.
Iinien.Auto Dor einem Ser beIten
Mo0egeI6Gfte IN 2onoon. Sic be-
Itente Die idonIten &omplets, M6n-
tel, Site @6i9eitiide i'm 8ert BON
Sunoerten BON Bfuno. 8or ibrem
@eggeben iagte iie na6ldiig: s@itte
an oieIe Moreiie gu ienOen." uno
iiberrei6te elm Stiid6en 8apier, auf
Dem Der Same Der Srau BEG &abi-
nettsminiIters ftonO, un0 cine ao-
reIie. sic batte iid geididt ouf
einem @obltdtigfeitstee in ben 8es
iib oieier Nameni6rift gu ieBen ge-
puBt, in0em tie groBes Sntereiie fir
io5iale 6rngen beu9elte. Nun pGren
ole @aren an Ser fali6en aorelie
audi Ii9er obgeliefert porOen. bate
ni9t oas Sr6uIein, 0as einen Der
MuftrGge entgegennabm, plOBli1 cine
9lebnli9feit Der bornebmen &un0in
nit einem Bib in Der 3eitung ge.
funoen, oas oie Miti1ulOige in Ell.
mem iiblen 9ro8eB Der @eieuidaft
0orlteute. llno 70 r0uroe Oura ibre
Mufmerfiamfeit Die 8etriigerin emf
Iarbt, ols man telepboniid BEL Der
@attin oes aabinettsminiiters an
frogte u1O b0rte, bob Tie IiG auf
elmer Seereiie bef6nOe. 9ie ge.
triigerin bate ieoo9 ltnbeil getpit-
teri, aIs bic 8nre ni6t ausgeliefert
tpuroe, uno NOR in einen Slug5eug
nod Dem SeitlanO entfommen.
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100000, which will bankrupt all State
agencies and no Governor will do that;
that is, if he is sane.
"If he does not make these drastic
cuts and reductions, there will remain
to him no other alternative save an
unbalanced budget, to be balanced
through an increase in the tax rate
OF the continuation of thep errfectly
unsound financial policy of bond issue.
He can no longer divert gasoline
taxes, it is now prohibited by law, and
rightly so. l strongly advocated this to
the Legislature.
Would Have Shown Reduction
Had it not been for the necessity
of including $3,SOO,OOO in the 1885
bond program to care for the deficit
and monies to restore the diverted
funds from gasoline taxes and motor
vehicle revenues, l would have shown
a net reduction in the funded debt at
the end of my administration of APP
proximately $4,5OO,OOO, rather than
an increase of $5,OOO,OOO. This is an
evidence of the unsoundness of pol
icy of financing current operations
with bond issue funds.
"This practice of diversion was in
augurated by my predecessor, prac-
tice resulting in the deficit of nearly
$4,OO0,OOO, referred to above. The ac-
ton of the Legislature in refusing to
raise taxes, in the face of my request
that this be done, forced me to con-
tinue the practice, despite my vehe-
ment protests against the policy of
diversion.
"Of course, everybody knows that
the only sound financial policy is the
'pay-as-you-go' plan and to establish
it firmly in the financial structure of
the State, increased general fund taxes
are necessary, and l believe that the
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ON COMING STATE DEFICIT
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tion existing when l came into office
and a continuation of which policy
was forced upon me in the face of the
refusal of the Legislature to adopt my
recommendations for an increase in
taxes, to supplement the general fund
revenue of the State.
General funds have been in deficit
since 1882. 1 found them in deficit
when | came into Office, a deficit Of
close to S4,000,000, including the eX-
haustion of the working capital OF
$1,500,000, a quite serious financial
situation for small State like Mary
land, and which caused the Comptrol-
Ter, in 1885, to close the general treas
ury temporarily until the Legislature
authorized a new bond issue.
"In my message l pointed out to
the Legislature the necessity of an adj
ditional general fund income, but the
Legislature took no steps to remedy
the situation. 1t made some budget
cuts to reduce diversions and pro-
vided bonds to restore certain State
Roads Commission revenue switched
into general funds.
Proposed New Taxes
ITO the Legislature l proposed a
schedule of new taxes and stated, it
is only in the event of failure to enact
adequate legislation of this kind that
the fund transfers become vital to the
maintenance of our State govern
ment.' AS a reply to this recommen-
dalton the Legislature not only did not
increase taxes to increase general
fund revenue but on the contrary
passed law prohibiting future diver
sions, creating a serious situation
which shall confront the next Gov
ernor, whoever he may be.
years ago we began robbing Peter
and ever since have been vainly try
ing to repay Paul. The tax rate grad
ually was reduced from sc cents to %
cents, and one is forced to believe, for
political purpose, because at the time
of these reductions, and ever since, the
revenue of the State did not justify
them and they only caused an in
crease in the taxable basis which was
of no benefit to the taxpayers. But it
looked to the public, it was only a
gesture, however, but a swell one
from the standpoint of the politician.
The rate in 1888 will be about % cents.
Curious About Next Step
81 am curious to learn just what
the next Governor will do about the
matter. Certainly he will DE forced
to submit an unbalanced budget or
cut operating funds in excess of $4,-
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our minds to the fact that taxes will
have to be increased for the next
biennium, to make general fund re-
ceipts balance general-fund expendi-
lures.
''To the gentlemen now running in
the Democratic primary for the nomi-
nation for Governor of Maryland, l
submit the following record of gen.
eral-fund income and expenditures
since 1882 as taken by me from the
Comptroller's office as of today:
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elimination of all civic evils and their
intention to bring about the early ar
rival of the millennium, but simply in
justice to myself.
I'm other words, l do not propose
that my shoulders shall be burdened
with that for which l am not respon-
sible and this is going to be one case
in which the iniquity of the father
shall not be visited upon the child, not
even to the first generation much less
the fourth"
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people of Maryland would prefer this
to a continuation of a policy of bond
issues and diversions, inaugurated
years ago, sound on its face, but rot
ten to the core, and which if contin-
ued will result in hopeless financial
condition for the State in the future.
Operation Always Painful
"a severe surgical operation is al
ways seriously painful, but in the end
provides for the recovery Of the pa
tient. We might just as well make up
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Expenditures.

TEStlmated.
Il make this statement not out of
any criticism of the estimable gentle
men who now so industriously pro-
claim from the house tops their own
virtues; their political plans for the
Evening star., 1937-09-26
WANDERERS BODY
WILL BE CREMATED
Action Asked in Cablegram From
Germany-Kin Have Not
Had Will Probated.

Police yesterday arranged for crema-
tion OF the body Of Herman Bode. the
starving and ragged wanderer who
died in Gallinger Hospital a week ago
and left an estate of more than s35 900
to relatives in Germany.
Capt. Ira Keck, assistant chief of
detectives. said cremation of the body,
which had lain unclaimed in the Dis
trict Morgue until yesterday, was re-
quested in telegram received through
the Germany Embassy from Adolph
Meyer of Hanover, Germany.
Meyer was named executor of
BODIES estate in a will which police
found in the wanderers baggage for
warded here from New York. The
will divided his property equally
among sister, brother and the two
daughters of another brother, who
are believed to be living in Germany.
When Bode was found wondering
on the streets here. suffering from
under-nourishment and exposure. he
had S1,494 in cash in his pockets.
His baggage disclosed bank books
showing deposits in New York banks
amounting to more than $4,000;
more than $4,000 in German railroad
stock and $4,000 in paid up life
insurance. Capt. Keck said there
Evening star., 1937-09-26
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ne. Rev: w. S. Abernethy. ''
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Rev. a; J. Mccartney.
Dayld Winakur, Il, and Leona spector
1s. both of Baltimore; Rev. Abram
Ralph B. Mann. a5. and Hazel E. Jordan,
Is, both Of Richmond, Va; Rev. John
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chusetts ave. ne, and Reba G. Phillips,
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st. me-; Rev. G. v. Hsrtke.
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1880 pm. Monday afternoon to signify
their intentions in writing.
Lending credence to rumors that
manipulation charges would be filed
was the statement Of Kenneth S.
Templeton, president of the exchange,
explaining the directors had no other
course than to suspend trading to
prevent or halt manipulation under
terms of the commodity exchange
act.
September corn had fluctuated
wildly during the last two weeks with
price swings Of as much as 8 cents a
day, the limit allowed by regulations.
The swings were interpreted variously,
but the consensus was that it was
another skirmish between a huge
Northwest grain company and pro-
fessional speculators. The grain house
had purchased contracts calling for
delivery of corn and the spectators
were unable to get the grain because
1886 grown corn was scarce.
The grain firm, reported in exchange
circles to be Cargill. Inc, of Minne-
apolis, was said to own contracts call
ing for approximately 100000 BUSH
els Of corn wanted for current milling
operations because the newly grown
grain was not dry enough.
The short" interests included a
well-known Chicago speculator. La
Sale street gossip insisted for days the
Farmers National Grain Corp. may
have been on the short" side at one
time, although officials of Farmers
National refused to confirm or deny
this. This company issued state
ment Thursday charging there was
manipulation in September corn.
Cargill officials refused to comment
on the exchange order. Neither would