A British editor comments that Hitler would be
a flop in England. There are, of course, those
who think he is quite a flop where he is now.—
(Boston Transcript.)
Senator Borah and Senator Couzens might meet
at the cross-roads and determine which way they
are going, if anywhere.—(Toledo Blade.)
Political leader: One who watches a passing
caboose and pick his way to the engineers seat.
—(Detroit News.)
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Effective January 1st, 1935, the
rate of interest on savings acccounts
will he 2, i/2 % per annum.
All deposits in this bank, both *
savings and checking, are insured
in full up to $5,000.00 by the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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20 YEARS AGO
| Prom Hie Empire
JANUARY 12, 1915
Everywhere along the Western
Front the disposition seemed to be
to believe that, in spite of fierce
fighting, lines would remain about
the same until Spring when fresh
armies would be thrown into the
lists. Great Britain was sending a
thousand fresh men to France ev
ery week, and according to in
formation, Germany was aware of
these movements of the British
and was making great military
preparations to counteract them,
Hie cruiser Karlsruhe was re
ported to have been sunk off Gren
ada Island in the British West
Indies, December 3.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Goldstein
were planning an extended trip
East. It would be the first vaca
tion that Mr. Goldstein had had
since construction began on his
new Goldstein Block, recently com
pleted.
