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Evening star., 1937-11-09

Washington, D. c., momentarily over
looks questions of what may happen in
world clashes and turns again to what
may happen =. local street car fares.
Mr.. James Farley has pretty we'll sue
ceeded in tanning the postage stamp,
but the street car ticket continues to
frolic in clumsy competition with other
certificates of transportation.
Evening star., 1937-11-09

The news causes interest to shift in
Maryland from great demonstrations of
hospitality to the boy who has forgotten
TO pay his dog tax. Maryland is fine
old State, but it requires effort to make
the public Grafton as effectual as the
college cheer or the voice of the man
who can name the winner of the next
race.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
u. 5. and the League.

From the Worcester Gazette
Congressman Fish is afraid the United
States is entering the League of Nations
by the back door. Hitherto, of course.
we've only been sending some one over
to peep in the windows and eavesdrop
Evening star., 1937-11-09
Ehacement.

/ shall request place obscure
Among the friends of mine.
No jury calls me to endure
Research severely fine.
No sleuth assumes it as his task
To scrutinize my lot.
In such a moment I but ask
To live and be forgot.
"A horse race" said Uncle Eben, lis a
way of decidin' an argument wifout no.
body beir' bothered to know much bout
what he's discussin'.-
Evening star., 1937-11-09
DictatOrs and Directors.

From the Grand Rapids Press.
In Europe~a man in riding pants sur
rounded by yes-men is called dictator
Over here he is called movie director.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
Crops.

Although the beans and bacon may moi
thrive
Where the quarrels cannot stop,
Most any pinued nation can contrive
To raise a trouble crop.
Evening star., 1937-11-09

College students know what the Greek
letters mean, but are not prevented from
assuming definite knowledge of things
going ON in the immediate present.
Evening star., 1937-11-09

Some OF the influential politicians
ought to talk to the photographers who
are taking pictures which too plainly
indicate personal preference.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
No Movie Market for Huskers.

Prom the IndianspoIis News.
One drawback about corn husking
contests is that few of them prompt
offers from Hollywood.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published nerein
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Evening star., 1937-11-09
Relief.

What you want is relief"
Yes" said Farmer CorntoSsei. I'm
order to keep the dear old home going
want to get myself some kind of Gov
ernment job"
I'VE would be better off," said Hi Ho,
the sage of Chinatown had our ances-
tors needed the many wise words they
spoke"
Evening star., 1937-11-09
Back to the Scrap Book.

Have you decided on your topics for
speeches in the next Congress?"
NO" answered Senator Sorghum. I'm
my extended career have made so many
speeches that feel confident of finding
one TO fit any topic that may arise"
Evening star., 1937-11-09

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Evening star., 1937-11-09

Jud Tunkins says people refuse to imi-
tate the saints they profess TO admire.
Even Santa Claus can't make whiskers
popular.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
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Evening star., 1937-11-09

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eclipse? A. r.
A. The ancients were interested In
eclipses and the Chinese claim to have
predicted them as long as 1000 years
ago. There is one on record for the
year 2169 B. C.
Evening star., 1937-11-09
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Evening star., 1937-11-09

Q. When is the new grsndstand to bs
built at the Saratoga race track? q. N.
A. 1t is projected for 1899.
Evening star., 1937-11-09

Q. How much was a French nspoleon2
A. P.
A. 1t was q 20-franc gold piece, nor
mally worth about 1886.
Evening star., 1937-11-09

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question OF fact By tDriting The Epening
Star Information Bureau. Frederic J.
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Please inclose stamp for reply.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27

riger 8ub tront eeporben, ln6 er bate
tpieoer BEN Soun. ben Doctor, gebolt,
Sect, bier Gage ipdter. lag Der 8ub,
ben bOrber bic 5ieber eslhiittelt battsn,
in rubi9em S6laf. nGr pirO seIunO, =
bate Der Saun gsfogt, osutitebeu min
i'd Sud, oaB sr geiunO piro!"
Darauf Der prdiss: gSa, unb GEE
truuit Ou bid, ieoss gsIunb gu MAIDEN
bon ben RinOern, bic jeBt an Oer8runts
felt liegen2"
p@enn id redt8sitig gsrufsn perOe,
iu!@
Ser Suun, Der Doctor, Tam ss.
6slfsn fam er!" 9om 0orfenbe fam
bus @ort un6 fubr pie elm @turm
bur9's 9orf. SEPT liefen ale gum
Suun, gum Doctor. nift often, ni6t
%oufFGuig. Sintsn bsrum fdli6en Iie.
nS6nnteit aud gu mir tOmmen, Saun!"
fagten fie. ,Dds Sinh lift trant; aber
tOnnteft f9on tommen, penn es ountel
lit, DaB Die glari : Marie ni9t Oubon
bort. Sic bat es nlnt germ. bic Glarts
Marie, unb mir linb ibr Dunt i4ulOig
- mir -"
n@9on rs6t," Iagte Der Saun unb
fam i'm 9unteIn. @s ftarbsn nod
5pei &inbsr i'm DOrf na9ber, gu oenen
er gu IpGt getOmmen mar.
Mber bic glari Morie b0rte es bod
unb erfubr es bod. sic ftano am
5snfter ibrer aammer, mo lie ALIEN
mar, unb rib bas 5eniter auf baB Der
eistaIte Minterpinb bereinfubr unb
nit raubem S9Iag ibr Gtirn unO
Mangen traf. Sic itanb oufre9t unO
fab fi9 um. Oie 6Gufer ftanben felt
unb Die 8erglebuen unb bic Jelfen! gs
mar ni9ts nit benz 0anten, bas ie
empfanb! lnb tie nabm ii4 3ufummen
unb fagts ii9's Dor, feft, TAPER: 0ds
@anten! 0ds 1T nue. in beinsm 2eben
- bas 8eben! lnb isbt - bissmaI -
isBt muBt piKen: Dit beinsr 8unIt 1T
es ni9ts! On tannit ni9ts, gIari=Wid>
RE. gs 1T jebt elmer i'm Sfengrunb,
Der mebr fam als bu!
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27

ROFbar. 8adfif9 (aus Der
Rii9e tOmmenb): 90, bier finb bic
Robies9en, bic i9 i'm S4peiBs meis
mes Anseii4ts fir Sud gepuf4en
babe!
909fe 3erFrtutbeit
prOfeFDr Tin ben leeren 9Orfaul tres
tenb, BON Rutheber aus): Wleine 5erz
rem! Sd febe gar nidt Elm. tDarum ib
Dor leeren 8Gnten reben ion!
Mubig 8lut. GalO unb
COB fiBen beim Rartenipiel 5ufammeu.
NaHDem lie cine Meile gar3 eirtrd1s
tig seipieli, fpringt20b uuf unb i9reit
piitbenb: ~Mas falt Der Elm. SalO.
Du fpielft fulI@iG" Darauf iener:
sd puib!-
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27
Wereinss &aleaOer
9~entid.Nmerifaniide @eieaidafl

9eMtId-amerifaniide 8eIeaidaft.
%. 81. 81 SefretGr: @alter Ganrp,
3O4O-14te StroBe, %. 50.
GDMeUrS GlMb. @rdlioent:
@iaiam &%lauBmann; SefretGr:
6rau ". S1ladter, 1868 Gonnecti.
cut 9[beniie, g. IS.
@aI6imatOm GGnserbnn6. Ser.
einslofal: Arcooia Soae, 1874
14te 5traBe, g. g8. 9rdiioent, Saul
Stter6a9; Sefretdr, 6. $. @i6aelis.
GingIhtnOe: 6reita9 IbenOs 8 lbr-
8aI6imstOm Samserbnn6 Sramen-
6ur. @rGiioentin, 5rau Soa Sen
niqe; S~efretdrin Srau Claire @il-
Iians, 1874 Soirmont Str, 90. IS.
SingItunoe: 9onnerstags, aberos s
rbr, i'm Arca0ia @ebanoe, 14te
GtraBe uno 8arf &ooO, g. Us.
A 9emtIde Treimanrer 2Osr
NN MrmimiMs, Nr. 25, T.M.A.@.
~ Gefret6r: Sreot. 8ertrom,
1910 6 StraBe, 81. 6. 8eri. am /.
un0 3. 9ienstag i'm Mt. i'm Neuen
Maionic SempeI.
YrOipect Sia TrieOBOf. 9rdliOent:
6reo 8oeellane; Sefretar: S. @
@infler; S6abmeilter: Geo. S. y.
Stub. @erI. am 3. 9onnerstag I'M
Monot i'm 6rieOhofe.
9amenIeftiOn bcs GOmeurOtImbs.
9r1lioentin: Srau @lieie 80ldner;
SefretGrin: Sralt so. 6. &ebnol0s,
2118 S StrnBe, NoromeIt. Ser
fommlrng am 1. 9ienstag i. Oct.
Mmppert Seim Trancm SilfsDer-
ein. 8r1iioentin: 6rau 9abettG
&rumte; Sefret1rin: Sran Mabel
Diet. @%erlammlung am 2. 9ien3'
fog i. Mt., 2 lbr na6m. in Seine.
u9entI6er Sbeater &lnb". 9rd.
lioent: @alter Camp; Sefretar
SenrD Seller, 1905 $ GtraBe, 81. e.:
&ailierer: &arl S6par5e. Ser
iammluug ieoen erlten 9ienstag in
Mfonat.
Grter 9emtIder Sport Stub
8r1fioent: Sons gbner; Sefretar
@eorae SO. 2eik, 4Ot @lerslie lDe.
Capital Seigbts, Mo.; &aiiierer
@m. Giibner. N~erfammlung ieoer
M1itttpod1 rm $50 ubr abenOs In oei
9[rcaoia SaGe.
9emtIdrs @aiienbans. 8rdiioent
@m. 6. zimmerman; Sefretar,
&uoolpb Sontelmann, POI 9ennipl
pania ADerue, @. 6. 8%eriammlunf
am 5tpeiten Sonntag i'm Nonat in
@aifenbaus.
Ghriftiam an6 GleunDra Shipper
6eiua. 8r1Ii0ent, @m. S. Cube
Sefretar, Sbos. 6. Sarren, 721-
Tote StroBe, sc. SO. Nerlammlnn
gen i'm MItenbeim.
6ranen-S ilfsbereim 6es Sentider
@aiIenbanIes. Br6fioent, Srau 6reo
GduI5; Sefret1r, Srait Margarett
0uerIt, Ga Sane Mpt. 8eriammlunf
am Stpeiten 9onnerstag |. Wt. In
@~aiienbaus.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27
"a.

Vds Iu11g1te ElI1D etrer Wel11en
mar franz. zines armsn @eibes, oas
oebu &inber CUR Nelt gebra9t unb err
fabrsn bate, pel9e 6ilfe bic @lari=
Murie fir Elm 8ettelneib nie iis mar.
Die i9idte nibt gum Doctor, aIs ibr
~Dierid6riger 8ub ii9 IN benz uebeI
legte, Oas i'm DDrf mar unb ni@t pet>
9en poIte. CUR gluri : Marie
runnte iie: aROmm, 6rau, bilf!@
Die @lari : Marie ging bin; ie
bate f9maIe 2ippen. als iie in bic
bumpfe, fiir9terli9e Stube trat, in Der
bic anberen Rinber nit benz trantsn
auIammengeiperrt tpuren; auf Der
3unge lag ibr elm: sS9id gum Doctor,
5rau; Der gilt ieBt i'm OOrfe, Ht4t
mebr i9!~
Nber ais 1e bas glenb pieber Iub,
bas Fe 3ebnmal bate tennen lernen
f0nnen, bra9te ie es ni1t anbers iiber
ii9 unb mar es ibr, aIs t0nnte bier fem
anberer, als miiBte fe belfen. Sic
miibte ii9 I'm bas Rrante, orbnete bic
@tube, liiftete unb Iab bod, baB bic
9ei9piiter bes ~ertronttsn Rinbes bd
ni9t bleiben %tonnten, Iolte 0as uebel
ni9t aud an ie tommen. sic bra9te
Die dlteren nab bielem Bitten unb Bet
teln BEL Na9barn unter, brei nabm iie
ielber no4 5uuie. sOu, RinD, bait
@e1eGf9aft unb tannt abnarten, "
faste tie CUR Seberina. 0is tpar frob
fpie taum ie, rdumte 3pei Rammern
5ure9t unb Der3og BON Der @lari>Maz
RE. bamit iie Na9ts in Der NGbe bes
pelf4en &leinDOltes fei. iiber bic
Sreppe 6inauf in cine Der beiben 0a4~
1tuben.-
@m nG9ften Sage f9on paren bic
&inber beimif9, unb Die Seperina ging
nit lei9ten S9ritten i'm 9auIe lumber,
6atte glGn3ige Mugen unb la9te nit
benz Rleinbolt UNI bic Mette. SEPT
mar Qeben i'm 0aus!
@ines Sages fam bic Glari : Marie
5uriid. blidte ni9t 10 bitterIi9 ftrena
unb Derf9loFen tpie iOnit. bate fufl
Elm leifes HOtb Der GrsuOe auf ben
@anssn. Sept pirO er gslunb, Der
@eIiden ibr 8ub," iaste iie. Die
Na9t mar ie fO~rtgeblieben unb bate
Bel Dem tranten Sinh sefpa9t. @un=
Der, Munber, ieBt Durbe es gefunb. ibr
nur0e es gefunb!
Die Seberina. Die ibr in benz 5lur
encouragement mar. fab bIei9 aus,
.Mber," fuste lie buitis, init Der Ma=
ria, benz Wdb9en, 1T es ni9t re9t,
SIS liegt nod Oben i'm 8ett. Die san5t
3a9t bat es sefroren, nit ni9ts babl
ih es erpGrmen t0nnen. gu mir bubt
i1 es genommen. unb bod bat es &c.
19ittelt Dor Groit."
Die glari : Marie blieb nit einem
Hud auf benz Meg in bic Stube fteben
,Oben liegt es, bas &inb9" fragte lie.
Oie Seberina nidte. ga frat BIZ
glari ; Marie auf bic Sreppe, bic ing
obere Gtodpert fiibrte. Mber ie men.
bette fi9 pl0Bli9 pieber: n3u Dir baf
es genOmmen9" fragte lie baftig uni
nit tur5em Mtbem. unb topff9it'
telnO ging iie binauf gu benz MdO@en.
Mm @nbe mar es: Dos MGb9en ben
Welfden, Die Mario, purDe trant in
6aufe Der glari Marie, pGbrenD bel
8ub babeim BEL Der Mutter raid ge.
mas. ga lieB bic Glari : Marie BIZ
atpei geIunben &inOer in lire eigen,
@tubs bringen unb DerbOt ibnen, BIZ
trante S9meiter gu ieben; iis ielbei
trat pben BEL biefer bic Ma9t an. DiI
@sperinu bieB ie ouf bic geiunOen adj.
ten. .OaB bu mir niht mebr gu bel
Maria binuufgebf,1 fdmdlte iie.
Mber bic Seberina bate fir bai
Rrante mebr 2iebe unb Mitleib dIs fiji
bic @e1unben, itanO man4mal pl0blid
! 6intsr Der 8aie, tpenn biefs I'm bui
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27
Gloti. 2Gatie.
Roman bon Grnf Saba
"a. GOrtlsbuns.)


Die Seperina erf6rat. Die gGari,
Mlarie bate elm gau3 trautss Sefidt,
ols ie bas lagte, unO ging ieBt aus Der
Stube unb fam LANCE nidt Dieoer.
@ber benz MGo9en puroe Elm &Gtbiel
liar. @ntpeoer ben SSaun OOer mid!
bate bic 8oie seIagt. Den Soun bos
benz Gum mann buben, bieB bas! =
Mlein Soft, an 70 etpas bate lie ME
geoa9t. l1no = unb - lie muBte beis
nabe laden. Sen Saun! 9ern bate
ie i'm - aber gum Manne9
sic Iddelts ipirtli9 Dor iif bin;
uno bus 9era mar tbr gang lsiat. SO
psnig bate es ie bisber getiimmert
unb fiimmerts es is ieBt, bas NIT benz
SSaun! 9er mar pie Elm 8ruOer! -
ODD - balt, - nein oas, ipie er
tie man9mal anf6aute!
6at = Fat er bid germ, Der Soun3
fam bic Ssoeriua.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01

As they took the second man out ole
a third grave close by. 1t was Wal
When it was pointed out to the lie a
bodies were buried there together,
He looked on his map, but this,,i
was underneath that broad mound T.
of the Lancers' dead. But in ordel-
ordered the men to dig up that grar
Their Eyes Couldn't g
It was that grave which was to
terrible fright of their lives.
The men were taking turns wi
went down into the graves to do tt
had dug down the first couple of fe
there digging.
Mart, another private, Sergeant
ing at the edge of the pit, watching .
worked their way down to about q
Their spades were working rhyth
earth after another. !,
Mart was looking at the botta,
whole bodv Stiffened. The other ld
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
Floyd &16onS-
ADVENTURES CLUB .xaS
HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES
OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF!
"TerribIe Resurrection"
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter

you know boys girls all of Some of
them than Others and the fear that
when death staring you right the pretty close
being the of them ALL But there kind of fear that
than the terror of approaching destruction.
Martin Chicago
kind of that
gibeng Mart had with the CHASTITY
happen.
horrible
manifestation of
dead and buried start rising from their
thing make hardened
Colbert his
All this 1902
eral South Africa fighting with the British
IN
Solemn Duty Precedes Big Celebration
declared the end of May 1902 soldier
stationed fifty miles
from its depot Naawpor Cape Colony.
When the packed started
before England That job
country, for reburial military cemetery.
The period passed all quickly and Mart
tailed consisting of himself three other and
commanded by Lieutenant
They proceeded about fifteen miles from Naawpo where
action
of their had fallen and buried.
Arriving the the started at their grisy and
house about mile
The lieutenant the field, which showed
which be
of that the the tters
bodies Of their old budd of them reished the job
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01


Your-Own. No matter whether
she's three or thirty, June bride
or proud mama, Carrie will
find what she needs for summer
comfort here.
Left to Right.
The young frock with the in
teresting middle and sporty in
verified pleat is one that's going
in for extra credit at summer
school. 1t has that advanced chic
which readily distinguishes goods
clothes. If you're campus bound
Cor just bound for an ordinary
vacation) be sure to have couple
of versions of this fashion first
with you. Then you'll be set for
that heavy summer schedule.
Lines for Princess.
Second to none in the summer
is this princess dress. AS fit for
golf as it is for dancing, you can
see at a glance that this is the
one dress you can't be even half
way happy without. Fresh in
spirit, dainty in detail and be-
coming to all figures this simple
to-sew frock will introduce count
less women to new chic this sea-
IN. Come on, Milady, shake
(nds with Chic.
in Tots Tidbit.
Fipnly when we're very young
has we privileged to wear dresses
to icute as this one. The most
newccustomed seamstress can
value it with it's half dozen pieces;
thoutnerest remnant will suffice
have = ,teri.1 Tbere ie mora than
oeca harry intrigue packed in the
NJ inutive skirt that shows
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01

couple of darling dimpled knees
so lusciously sun tanned. Use it
as a cool, cool top with panties
as the ideal hot weather attire, or
slip it on as an apron-either way
it will be fine little companion
for mothers pet this summer.
The Patterns.
Pattern 1858 is designed in
sizes IL to 20 go to 38 bust).
Size IA requires 31s yards of 80
inch material plus Az yards for
braid trimming as pictured.
Pattern 1923 is designed in sizes
IA to 20 (32 to 46 bust). Size
16 requires SIS yards of 80 inch
material for the short length.
Beach length requires 7A yards
of 80 inch material.
Pattern 1914 is designed for
sizes months, l, 2, and years.
Size l year requires 15s yards of
SO inch material. The pockets,
cuffs and facings for collar in
contrasting material require "a
yard of q inch material.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, 149 New
Montgomery Ave, San Francisco,
Calf. Patterns Is cents lin coins)
each.
g Bell Syndicate Service.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
She LOST 20
POUNDS OF FAT

Feel full of pep and possess the
slender form you crave-you can't
II you listen to gossipers.
To take off excess fat go light on
fatty meats, butter, cream and suE-
ftege+aiie- ~neh Suddenly, Ills
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01

Proper land use and preventing
settlement on Grant County lands
the goals of the resettlement adj
ministration rehabilitation pro
gram, reportes FredS. Martin, coun-
ty rehabilitation supervisor, Fed
eral Building. Ellensburg.
Plans worked out in cooperation
with each of the "a rehabilitation
families In the county, provide
for farm management and farm
practices that will conserve the
soil resources and still provide the
maximum cash income, Where DOS
sible. participation in the soil con
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
Oldest Catholic Settlement

According to Famous F r t
Facts" the first Catholic church
settlement was formed at st. Au-
gustine, Florida, in 1865, though
Mass was said as early as 1924 in
Manhattan island for Verazzano and
probably earlier services were held
by the explorers from Greenland.
Figures on church membership in
the Catholic Almanac indicate
highest percentage of Catholics to
church members in New Mexico,
lowest in North Carolina.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
"Quotdtions

~ The body has been divided into
blood, cells and organs; the soul has
p been neglected in the analytical
process.-Dr. Alexis Carrel.
&C More homes are wrecked through
r women worrying about their clothes,
slpride and the comforts of their hus-
k bands than when they are interested
Gin politics.-Lady Astor.
"a With all the friction, jealousy and
ID antagonism rampant in the world,
d radio offers wide channel for the
I'd mutual improvement of relation
ships.-Ne,Uton d. Baker.
Morality, like life itself, is not
static; it is dynamic and progressive.
-SherWood Eddy. III.
Too few people are more intent
upon living than making living
DR.. Lin Yutang.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
Foreign Words
and Phrases

Vultus est index animi. (L.) The
face is the index of the mind.
Troppo disputare la verita ia
errare. Qt.) Too much dispute
puts truth to flight.
Caecus tier monstrare vult. (L.)
A blind man wishes to show the
way.
Bavardage. CD Idle talk; pratt
tie; garrulity.
Macte virtue. U.) Proceed in
virtue.
Omne trinum perfectum. N.)
Every perfect thing is threefold.
A tout prix. CD AT any price.
Questo vento non criba la biada.
(It.) This wind winnows no corn.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
Carbon MOnOxide

Carbon monoxide gas in itself is
not harmful nor toxic. 1t is dan
gerous due to the fact that it pro-
duces oxygen starvation. Gradual
starvation is more dangerous than
sudden saturations by much larger
quantities. Carbon monoxide poi
soning is a serious matter at sea
level. The medical profession claims
that thousands of persons are daily
affected to some degree by this gas.
Serious, even fatal, poisoning is
common.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01

10 OIL is the
~ word for Car
RE w h e n she
w e a r S one of
these smart new
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01

LOT
cage OF ne watching
WOrked |
To take off
IL fatty meats butter
Mart was looking at the bosd cry n9rs nhs
whole body sifened. The other Tlen saw it too
bottom of Dirt
long buried corpsehardy than ske
tons-began pushing their out of the groundl
Strong LEM Tainted in Terror.
the the ggers from sheer
rest of the did likewise.
could that
those
through the earth at the bottom of their
gravel
They looked back at the
therew of life there
themselves What about the two who
diggg-he lying senseless
They had get them of there
Explanation Is Satisfactory One.
They The still
bones clad in oed clothing
grnning skulls they had been when
few inches and then
pulled the menand found
out explanation of the whole grisy business.
collapsed with
earth that piled but as the the
until the earth almost all hoveled
spring ebounded again. pushing the bodies upward
1--WE found that this Beers people from the
mile away Mart 1--WE could
tell clothing still chung
back and fill
day."
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-01
Need of SeIf-Con+roI

Health and happiness are gen.
orally looked on as enviable gifts,
whereas the fact is that, to
large extent, they are duties; only
we prefer not to recognize this,
as it involves such an unpleasant
amount of self-control, mental and
bodily.-L. H. M. Soulsby.
Evening star., 1937-12-19

.Mr. r. r. Burke Steele Of Peters,
burg, Va, will act as best man for his
brother. The ushers will be Mr.. John
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Hardwicke of Richmond, Mr.. Jerry
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N. j. Miss Russell has been spend
ing some time in New York, where she
was a guest Of Miss Mary Opie, who
is spending the winter there.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Roller and daugh-
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