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Evening star., 1932-02-07


of ideas and words causing surprise and merri-
ment" However wit is a phase of humor that
overbreaks fences. Wit is something to be
known rather than described.
In appraiSing Abraham Lincoln as WIT,
one must bear in mind both the era in which
he lived and the StrataS in which he moved In
the solemn and critical time in which Abraham
Lincoln appeared on the American scene wit
and humor were less esteemed than they are
today Lincoln's vast reputation as colner
OF quips and as a humorous StOry-teuer actually
prejudced him in the eyes Of many voters
when he ran for President in 1860. These
heavv-minded persons believed Lincoln to be
an earnest man with keen intellect and
patriotic desire to serve the Nation. But they
felt they were living in awful days and that
the President of the United States at such
period should on all occasions be as serious
as the moral code.
TEW things annoyed Mr.. Lincoln more than
the implication that he told stories SIM
plv to amuse people Some writers deny that
Lincoln was a genuine wit. They look upon
him as clever retailer of humorous yarns or
at best, as the originatcr of crude jokes and
puerile tests The truth is that Lincoln was
not only richly endowed with wit and humor
OF high order, but he also gave, as no other
man in American public life has given,
thoroughgoing exemplifcation OF the philoSo-
o
the ministry of wit in the wide sense that
Lincoln did
When affairs Of state we're most depressing
President Lincoln was accustomed to joke and
tell stories as tonic to his sick mind and
troubled soul.
Lincoln also utilized wit and humor ex-
tensively since they tended to make disagree
able truths more palatabIe. When deputa-
tion of abolticnists once visited him, urging
emancipation of the slaves he argued that
such step could not yet be enforced, and TO
illustrate, asked them: How many legs Will
a sheep have if you call the tail leg?" They
answered: Five" You mistaken" said
Lincoln "for calling a tail leg doesn't make
it So" That answer exposed the fallacy OF
the delegations position more clearly than ~
syllogistic arguments could have done.
The Democrats must vote to hold the Union
now" Lincoln once remarked, referring to the
political situation, without botherlng whether
we or Southern men got things where they are
And we must make it easy for them to do
this for we cannot live through the case
without them" To drive this point home he
then told of an Illinois man who was set upon
by bull in a pasture and, dodgng around a
tree caught the tail of the pursuing beast
and began to kick it Justify with his big cow
hide boots. AS the bull quickened his pace.
snorting in pain with every thump, the man,
still kicking vigorously, yelled out: Howl on, We
darned critter: who commenced this fuss any
howe"
ONE of the obnoxious ordeals for President
~ Lincoln was turning down jobhunters and
offCeSeekerS. These mCn consumed so much
of his time during the first few months OF
his administration that his regular duties were
In danger of neglect Thousands of these ap-
Evening star., 1932-02-07

COME of the leading Republicans never grew
> to like Lincoln and were at times most
peremptory in their behavior toward him.
Senator Wade once demanded the dismissal OF
Gen. Grant. In reply Lincoln said: Senator
that reminds me of story"
Eyes, yes" rasped Wade, "tt is with you,
sir. all story story. You are the father OF every
military blunder that has been made during
the war You are your road to he'll, SIR,
with this Government by your obstinacy, and
you are not a mile off this minute"
Lincoln, perfectly placid answered: Sena-
tor that is just about the distance from mere
to the Capitol is it not?" Wade, as Lincoln
reported grabbed up his hat and cane and
went away"
Assumption of superior patriotism or dis
interestednesS was utterly TkSome TO the
President He had had SO many painful ex-
periences of the selfshneSs Of Wall Street
bankers in connection with the financial affairs
of the Nation that he became suspicious espe-
cially of their professions of Sacrihcial loyalty
Hugh McColloch, an official in the Treasury
Department was once announced with dele
CATION Of New York bankers. AS the party
filed in, he preceded them, saying to rne
President in low voice: "IheSe gentleHeh
from New York have come to see the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury about our new loan. AS
bankers they are obliged to hold our national
securities I can vouch for their patriotism
and loyalty for as the Good Book says, Where
the treasure is, there will the heart be also
To which Lincoln quickly replied There
is another text, Mr.. 1TcColloch, I remember
that might equally apply: Where the carcass
is there will the eagles be gathered together
Another type of trying persons 70 Do
squelched by his quiet sarcasm were those who
called because of their noted ancestry or social
prominence and thought that he should beStow,
without delay or quibble, any favor they asked.
A woman of this class entered the Presidents
office with an imperial air and after intro
duCing herself said in theatrical tone: MI.
President. you must give me colonelS COM
mission for my son, sir. l demand IL, not rs
a favor, but as right. Sir, my grandfather
fought at Lexington Sir, my uncle was the
only man that did not run away at Bladens-
burg Sir my father fought at New Orleans
and my husband was killed at Monterrey"
Il guess, madame" answered Lincoln, your
family has done enough for the country 1t Is
high time to give somebody else chance.
And dazed with that new line of thought, the
proud dame passed silently out of the office.
THE President finely demonstrated the
mastery of wit in awkward situations Az
a time when the tides of war were not fow-
ing auspiciously for the Union forces, an in
uuisitive visitor asked how many men the
ConfederateS had the field Lincoln re-
piled very seriously: Twelve hundred thou-
sand, according to the best authority.
The interrogator turned pale and spluttered:
Good heavenS!'
"Yes. sir" continued Lincoln, twelve hun
dred thousand no doubt of it. You see all
of our generals when they are whipped say
the enemy outnumbered them three or four
Continued on Seventeenth Page
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Lincoln once offered a
caller a bottle Of medicine
tUith a suggestion that he
Try it for badness and
come back eight or ten
months later and tell him
Of the results.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
By
Z. Richard
Peede

, AS Abraham Lincoln really a
wit? Wit itself is difficult to
define with precision. Per-
haps as accurate a definition
as any is that wit is "a sud
den and ingenious association
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
lteberfaae auf antOfiibrer.

8cimar. Sier tpuroe cine auto-
r6uberbanoe feItgenommer, sic aus
bier iungen 2euten beiton0 uno Die
felt Monaten in 8eimar uno Der
fDeiteren nmgebung ibr unmeien ge.
trieben bate. Die Burden iiberfie.
len Iutofi6rer, oeren @ogen iie gu
I~usfabrten gemietet batten. SSn 5mei
5duen mur0en Die 8agenfiibrer ge.
feiielt uno oann i'm @aloe abgeiebt,
mdbreno Die 8an0e nit Dem @agen
oaoonfubr. Cine Mn5obI meiterer
Mutos enttpenOeten iie bon Der Stra-
be, madten Spa8ierfabrten uro lie
ben Die 8agen i'm @aloe ooer
6eloe iteben. Sn einem anoern Sail
legte ii6 elmer Ser gerbreder nit
cinem &opfperbano on Sen StraBen.
rano Der IutoitraBe 8eimar-@r-
furt uno erreidte oaourdJ, oaB er
bon einem borbeifommenoen Iu4o
aufgenommen tprroe. Sn Ginger
@n%tfernung tporteten Die bepaffne-
ten &omplicen oie Ben bilfsbereiten
Gbnuffeur iiberfielen uno ibn unter
Sor5qltung zines &epolpers 5pan-
gen, iein auto 0ortbin 5u fiibren,
wobin tie es berlaneten.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
&um SansbDOen inter benz Giica'
babn5mg.

Sn 8ajmuf fan0 man unipeit
auf ser @iienbabnbriide elm MSD-
den, Dem beioe SiiBe bon eineu
Bug a6gefabren tporoen fporen. Gs
NOR bic 19idbriee Gbereie 2adrer,
ole in ser 8feifferidJen @iible Be-
i6dftigung batte. 0ds WedbGen
NOR nod BEL 3emuBtieir uuO per-
langte bon ieinen &ettera, lie mod.
ten eS obermals inter ben 3uG
merfen. 0os i6weroerleste Mdo-
6en muroe in 6os Su6oticaer &ran-
fenbaus eingeliefert. Isle es iiG
berousiteGte, mar Die 2adner Cer-
Der gu San3 sepeien uno oeriibte
lire Got, nodoem lie Sen Sauabo'
Sen o%erlaIien botte, aus 2ie6essrom.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Scenes ms giitrib

&iirali6 nuroe Ser befannte 8iir-
ger @alter Sduiter gu @rabe getra,
gen. Bon 8eruf Siihler, mar er
nebenbei elm iogenanntec Sauieno-
fiinItler, Ser iid nit allen M0gIi.
6en beiddftigte. @uf pnrotedni-
i6em @ebiete mar er 5iibauie un0
l%ieferte Die idoniten 6euerperfe,
er beiaGftigte lid nit 9ilobolereL
nit Dem anfertigen bon SoIabud-
ltaben, gine ipdter gum ferami-
i6en Sad iiber ltno griinoete Die
bieiige audelofenfabrif. geridieoe-
ne l1mitanoe 5mongen i'm, Die So
BRIT ouf5ugeben, worouf er iein
8rot in Der 6remoe iufen muBte
Dor einiger Belt febrte er in Die
Seimot 5uriid, no er nun iein ar
6eitsrei6eS 2eben beidloB.
Iuf Dem @ntpeien beg @aItpirts
9e9es brad an ser oiesieitigen
8urglebne an Ser neuen Metters.
oorfer StroBe elm Gdoopnfeuer
aus, Dem ser Stal uno sic Sheu-
ne gum Spfer fielen. Ser S1aoen
oiirfte ungefdbr 100000 Sci be-
tragen.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@uLSidmnaaeI?

&ien. Sn einem pornebmeu
&ineitraBeuboteI purOen BON Der
@oIi5ei Orei auslGnOiide &aufIeute
Oerbaftet, Oie iid engIiI9er Oed-
namen beOient batter. Sbre ridti-
gen Nomen nerOen BON ser 8oIise.
peridwieeen. 8ei ser uorgenomme-
men Sausiuhung in ben BON Den
Srem0en benubten SoteI5immern
puroen in ibren Soffern As &ilo-
srantm @ol0 eefunOen, Sic sic
0Iterreihii6en StempeI fir @oIO
trugen. Die 9oli5ei bat ii6 iofort
an bic atsl6nOiiHen 9eboroen ge-
tuanot, Inn Sic SintermGnner Der
Gerbafteten 5u ermitteln, ga man
glaubt, einem orgoniiierten @olO-
i6mnggel onf Die Spur gefommeu
gu iein.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
&tfunnfal Ses ScrIiner Goiuict.
&ptldlaftcrs.

Berlin. Ser iomietruiiii6e Bot
i1after gbintiduf, Ser in geglei.
tune ieiner Satin, Oes TreIiedjefs
8inograoop utlO oeiien 6rau cine
Autofabrt ongetreten bate, Inn elm
paar 8intertage in @erni0ero0e i'm
Sar5 6l Oerbrin9ei, Bat otf Der
Strede 8miihen @entbin unO 9lou-
en- infolge @latteiies einen auto-
unfoa eebabt, bel Dem Der @agen
5ertriimmert pur0e. Ser 9oti6ofter
un0 Srau @inograoom murOerl
ourd @lasipIitter leift perlebt.
wdbreno 5rau Gbintiduf cine Ser.
ltaudung ser Sotl0 erlitt. Gin 8ri-
patmogen brodte bic gerungIiiften
nad Tlauen, mo- ibnen oie erIte
dr5tlihe Silfe erfpieien wuroe un0
bon no iie nod Berlin 8uriiffebr-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@enigfciten ans Semesmar.

0as 8nrenlager Ser &olonialpa.
n-@roBbanolung Martin 6piltam.
mel uno 8ruoer in liquidation iii
our1 Soief GeiItammeI Jun. uno
oeiien S6wager Matbins 8aaetb
iibernoElmen .poroen, Die oas Sc.
idaft unier Der 6irma r6eiitammel
uno 8aGetb" meiteriiibren.
8itme @ottfrieo, Snbaberin Der
Craft vS%anitarea", wo5nte felt 16
Sabren bei 6rau Moolf &obn in
Wiete. Sn letterer Belt bate iie
erbeblide gerluite uno fonntp sic
Miete nidt ~be5ablen. Go iie trot
mebrerer aufforoerung ieitens Der
6rau &obn ibre Shulo nidt be-
glid, flagte oieie uno erpirfte es,
bob man 6rau @oitfrieo Die Mobel
pf6noete. Dies oiirfte Iie iid Der
art gu Ser6en genommen taben, ooB
lie ibrem 2eben Our1 @iftp;aen
elm @noe 6ereiten poqte. SIR gu
itGno 1T ernit.
Sn gsafpar fubr Ser @utsbe-
tiger @raf Baul DrasfopiG nit lei.
mem 4uto segen einen Baum. 9as
Jabr5eug %itiir5te il einen @raben
unO 0rasfopid erlitt 10 ihmere Ser
lesunsen. Dob er einige Stunben
nahber itarb. Ser 5peite Sniaiie,
ser 9omdneninipeftor gr. Saul
IniIo, muroe idmer perIest.
Muf @erloneen ieiner Shmeiter
puroe 6eooor 8elt, Ser Sobn oes
einItieen BrciiOentpr Der Temesipa.
rer Sanoelsfamfler, pegen l1n3u-
rednmgsfdbigfeit unter &uratel
geitalt. Baron geit begli6 &arten-
iduloen nit Sheds. fir Die feline
OedurQ pcrbanOen NOR.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Die @ei6suebr beidenft &inSer.

@miin0. Gin 6reuoenfeit beion0e.
rer Art CAB es fir bieiige &inber
aus Den &inoer- uno 8olfSidulen.
8ie ieoes Sabr, 10 lieBen Iid AUDI
beuer Ole Soloaten Der Hei6smebr
BON ibrer 2obnung ltets einen Be.
itimmten 8etrag ab5ieben, INN ben
BON Der Sdule be5eidneten &inOern
cine 8eibnadtsfreuoe gu MAIDEN.
4uBer Der &inoerbeiderung perail-
ltalteten Die Angeborieen oes Aus-
6iloungsbataiaons nod cine weitere
Sammlung f%reimiqiger SpenOen
uno brodten cine redt biibide Sum.
me 5uiammen. 80 fonnten mieOer.
UNI bunoert 6amilien orbeitsloier
Golfsgenoiien beoad]t mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
gOa @Elfen ansefaaen.

8ela Salanfa. De, gbef oes Be-
5irfsgerihtes in Bella 8alanfa,
&ooe &aoopic, ging nit einigen
geamten in oas Dori Wofra, UNI
bort elm Seitament 5u perfaiien.
@egen ii llbr abenos trnten iie
ben &iidrpeg an. 9a oidter Nebel
berrifte, lieben lie iih i'm Dorfe
cine 9aterne aus. gtwa einen &ilo-
meter BON Mofra entfernt trafen
lie euf 6ruei 8olfe. Der Beanie,
ser nit Der 9aterne u%orausging,
wuroe BON oen 8olfen iofort an
gefaIen uno nieOereeriiien, fonnte
lid aber unperlebt aus Ser Aff1re
3ieben. 0ie beioen anoerea Serren
eilten 81 Silfe uno es gelang it,
men, ourd &euolperidiiiie einen
@olf az perloltnoen, morauf belize
Siere 0ie 6lu6t ergriffen.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
gPanberbanbe in Stettiu.

Gtcttin. 9ie &riminaIpoli3ei tit
elmer eroBen @inbre6er. uno &Gu-
berbonoe ouf oie Spur gefommen.
gs fonnten 12 MitslieOer ser 8on-
Sc uno 90 Sebler feItgenommen
ooer ermittelt per0en. Qnfiibrer Der
8onoe mar Der fiiraIi9 in Berlin
feitgenommene Electromagnetic Sleeps
fl (Sobotto) aus &onin, &olen.
n@eid6ftsfiibrer" Der gonoe mar
Ser iteaungsloie SonolungsgcbiIfe
Sans graos aus Stettir. @if oos
&onto ser gonoe fommen iiber SO
groBere misunderstanding un0
G~aubiiberfGae in Stettin uno in
ser @rooin3. Gin GROCER Sell ser
geute, Oornnter $4,000 Morf in
barem @elo uno flint &raftpogen
fonnte Sen @erbafteten pieoer obge-
nommen Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@ran6fataitrOpbc in elmer bentider
GeIfabrif.

Gmmerbinsen. aus bisber nod
unbefannter l1riaae bra6 in Sen
lmfangreiden 2agerrGumen Ser
gr0Bten oeuti9en Oelfabrif elm ge-
fdbrlides Geuer aus. S~nnerbalb me-
niger Mintten itanoen oie Eager
borr1te, oie hnupti69li6 aus Del
itn0 &ertilparen beltanoen, in bell
len Slammen. Das flint Stod bo-
be @ebdlioe tuar cine ein5ige Seuer-
idule. Selfdiier erploOierten uno ge-
fdbroeten 10 ieoe 2oidaftion. Nad
mebritiinoiger Irbeit gelang es, oie
Sauptma6t oes 5euers, oas auBer-
oroentlid ~gefdbrliden gbarafter on
genommen unO 5eitweiie Die gelam-
ten 8aulidfeiten be6robt bate, 81
breden. Die groBen 2agerr1lime
iino boqitanOig undergraduate. 9as
Maidinen- uno oas &eiielbalts fonn-
fen gerettet peroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

gbinamatten 0iirfen nidt
nit @aiier ODER Seize in 8eriib.
rung fommen; lie fperOen lonit tpei6
nnO unaniebnlid. Sorbedte Mat-
ten tperoen am beiten nit Qen5in
ooer Ietber %gereinigt.
Ser &iB i'm Sdirm bss~
nGbt ii6 idIedt. Man ne5me oo-
per i6mar5es, cngliides Seftpfla-
tier uno perflebe oomit auf ser Srts
nenleite oes Sdirmes Sen &iB. Gin
8eilden bGlt Der Sdirm Damn nod.
20fen oes @ipfes BON
gefitteten @e9en it inoen.
Sci iolden @egenItdnoen, melde
nidt aus 3inf, @iien uim. beiteban,
fam mar Sen Sips ourG Sals'dnre
ODER neroiinnte S6meieli6ure Ioderr,
inoem man le nit oieien Saartn
beitreidt ODER in oieielben binein-
legt. Sci oen BON Sduren oeritor-
barren Sad)en benirft man cine Scde,
rung ourd Anmenoun9 bon hcibe.n
8aiier unter beitduoiaem aohen.
Ole auf Dem &eibetien
abgeriebene 3itrone iii
elm unentbebrlideS &idengetpiir5.
2euten nit idmaden @agen per-
uriadt oieies aber 8eiAperncft Gie-
les miro bermieOen, !penr nit eincm
Stiid 8iiriel5ufer 10 LANCE or Der
3itrone out uno ab geriebsn miro,
bis oas Stiid 3uder lih ] B fdrbt,
Damn bat DER 3rder oaS @runIn Der
3itrone in iid auieenomuten. 8eim
&eiben oarf nit Dem 3nder aidt
5u itarf georiidt weroen. neil Die
ler Damn feudt wiiroe. @ire 3i-
trone reidt sur gromciiiierung pon
orei 5tiid Biirfel5h~~t. Iieier
miro Damn fem eenlablen ano in
periAloiienen @l6i9n anfbppabrt.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Semesparer gubegnadridten.

Stud langem 2eioen lit &edtsan
malt Dr. Sofef &neip i'm As. 2e-
bensiabre g~eltorEei.. Sci 4usbrud
Oes 8eltfrieges geriet er als Sber-
lelrtnant in ruiiifde &riegssefanger-
ifaft, mo- er biele Sabre ifmad-
tete. SIN Sabre 1922 trat er als
@eamter in Die S9wdbii9e Central
banf Elm. SIN Sabre 1927 mio-
mete er iih Der &edtspraris.
Mron @iinDalo, Ser leste 0ienit.
mann S~emesmars, lit i'm glter BON
81 Sabren ~seltorben. Der be.
fannie &aieurmeifter S. S6peiser
itarb plosEA ndbreno Ser Jeier
ieines Hamenstases.
@eitere Sooesf1ue: gliie Miil.
Ter, 63 Sabre nlt, aus @roBfom-
Iofd. Soiefine 2iIdfa, arbei-
terin, aus Sdag. &ermine Sill
Der, rs Sabre alt. - Jrau Serene
&ios, m 90. 2ebensiabre.
Ser &aufmann 6rieori9 Stern-
felo beiud)te ieinen i'm Milit1ripitol
liegenoen 8efannten 9berit 8oloea.
als er oas Spital mieOer perlai-
fen uolte, puroe ct auf Der Srep.
pc pl0sli9 bon u~nipobliein befaI.
len, Itiir5te nieoer uno NOR wenige
Minuten ipGter tot. Die Ier5te
Itenten 9er3ihIo> jyf.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
SamilientragGSie.

MltOna. Sier ereienete ii6 eine
fardtbare 6amilientrae0Oie. @s
mobnte in einem @in5elbauie cir
@bepaar nit 8ebnidbriser Eodtes
CUR untermiete. 4ls am 9euiabrs.
tag in Ser @obnung alles ltia blieb,
6enadridtiete Der 9eiiBer oes SOU.
les Die 8oli5ei, Die eemaltiam IN
oie 8obnung einorang. Man fanO
Sen gbemnnn nit einem &opfi6uB
tot om 8oben lie9eno auf, wabren0
feline 5rau uno gohter nit Geronal
bergiftet i'm 8ett lagen. @ad bin.
terlaiienen 8riefen iino ale orei
freimiaig in sen 600 geeangen.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@adridten aus sadhid. @eaen.

StaOtpfarrer Seinri9 @ifolous lit
bon ieiner gortrogsreiie in Deutid.
IurS 5uriidgefebrt. Die &eiie fiibrte
ibn DON &onnoper in Die 2iinebur-
ger Seihe Bis an oie @or6iee bin
Gllf, mo er in 80 @emeinoen iiber
@lanben uno 8olfstum Ser Sieben-
burger Sahien .@ortrdge belt, oie
bonn gaiitaD aoolf 8erein, Sanno-
Der, Deronitaitet puroen.
S~ooesfdae: @eorg Sap. 70 Sab
ne alt. 8itDe 8erta &egius,
geb. 8agner, so Sabre alt. -
&raugott 8elmann, ga Sabre alt.
- &egina Seibriger, geb. @ea.
mann, SO Sabre alt. - alfreo l1r-
ban, SO Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
silbcrbicbe in edIOk sccrbanicn.

&icia. Sn ser Nadt orangen I'M
befannte ginbreder in oos einiam
gelegene Serrenbaus oes &itterguts
Seerbauien. Sic batten ibren @eg
ourd ben Iarf iiber oie Sreitreple
genommen. Sc fiel ibnen oltes boil
ldnoiides unO id9iiides SLIDER in
Die S6nOe, oos lie nit GROCER Sad-
fenntnis ousiu6ten, mdbren0 Iie me-
niger pertnoaes Silber liegen IieBen.
Ser @ert oes erbelteten Silbers
belauft iid auf etpa 1000 @orf.
Die Cater entfamen unerfannt. Sic
6obnOung mar bisber e~rfoleIos. Ser
mutli6 baben Sic Cater Oie 8eute
in einem &roftpagen fpeegebradt.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Madridten ans @eidita.

Gin &on5eiiionGr Der l1D&.- Ma-
ga5ine, Serbian S. &aoucanli, bat orr
8etrog bon $4,000 Sci an peri9ie-
oene beige 8ereine 5peds Inter
itiiBung armer &inoer geipenoet.
IuBeroem bat er bon ben 6irmen,
nit melden er in geidaftlider Ser
binoung ltebt, cine iebr groBe Quan-
tit6t ~2ebensmittel, 8efleioungsitiide
uno ionitige @ebraudsgegenitdnoe
5rr 8erteilung inter Die 8eoiirfti-
gen erbalten.
8erlobungen: Or. giprian Sofas
NIT 6r1ulein Welanie 3ipfI, Sof-
ter unieres ItGotiiden SbernotGrs
Sobann 3ipfl. - aleranoer &ralit
nit SRI. Serene Sdmiot, So9ter I'M
ieres gea6teten Mitbiireers Serrn
6ran5 SdmioI.
@eitorben: Sereiia Seifert, II
Sabre. - 6ran5 &eftorid, 81 Sab
re. &ntbarina Menc5er, 70
Sabre. anna Hablobits, 81
Sabre.
Der @lettrifer 5ran5 Mairi6, SO
Sabre alt, muroe in @usiibung iei-
ner Satigfeit i'm Aninaer n&0ni9
Jeroinano"- Sbad. elm Opfer iei-
nes gerufes, inOe.n er infolse eli
ner @aserploiion, perurAht Ourdr
einen &ur5iHluB, tot Gn Blaee
blieb. Seine ieds &oaegen uoren
axswdrts beiGlftiet uno 10 init Dem
9e5en Onoongetommen.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@adte 9entidlanbsreiie.

NeideOe. Serr 6ranf Siaen
famp, elm ~geborener Mei9eoer, Der
iGon felt SO Sabren in EoIeoo,
Ohio, a%nidiiig lit, feline @aterltaot
aber nidt pergeiien bat uno aud
in ben Sabren oes &rieges ulro ser
Snflation fid ibrer in manfen
Spenoel. erinnerte, bolt liA our Belt
in Oeutihlano ouf. gou Sebniudt
nad Der alten Seimot magte er Die
in ieinem Sitter gemiB nidt unbe.
i1merlide &eiie gum 8efuhe ieiner
in @fien, &ubr, mobnenoen S9pe-
ltern. Son @iien aus beiuhte er Dor
Ginger 3eit aud feline @eburtsitaot
MeidJeoe uno anoere Srte i'm Sau-
erlanoe. Mit eroBem Sntereiie
nimnt Ser @reis umi9au uno
&enainis BON alien, mas iid 5uge-
tragen uno int 2aufe Ser Sabr-
5ebnte gednOert, aud gebeiiert bat.
Dem Surniport 5eigt Serr Silen-
famp it'd nod eng uerbunoen. @ir
cntnebmen ben SportnaArid)ten Der
@Iiener 4agemeinen 3eitung einen
8eridt, rpona9 er an einem 6lorett-
Eurnier i'm giiener Deutihlano-
&aus Gls begeiiterter 3uidauer tell
nabm uno AUDI w6breno Der Sic
gerfeier i'm 8iireerbeim unter ben
gbrengGiten weilte. Sier belt er
cine frdftige aniprade, in Der oas
0eutiHtum i'm auslanOe Itarf be.
toni mar.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Meniaber Madlridten.

Ser &oufmonnsgebilfe &obert
2aufer aus Split, Ser tpegen Gin
6ruGsberiuds ongeflagt mar, tpur-
De 81 ieds Monaten itrengen Arreit
perurteilt. Der Sou 2oufer erreete
fiir5li6 groBes Aufieben, on eau.
fer, naGoem er ouf frii6er Sat err
tappt woroen mar, iiber Die Solis.
oader 81 entflieben beriudte uno
nur nit Miibe eingefangen tpero.'
fonnte.
SIN &rontenbaus neri9ieo Der
nod Sefetic 5uitdnoige %22idbrise
Sobann Sreuno an @ebirnent5iin-
Dung. Sic gltern nno @ei1wiiter
6efinoen ii1 in amerifa, mobin Der
8erltorbene rpegen MilitGroienitlei-
itung nod ni9t na9foleen fonnte.
Ser Nopiiaoer 8abntp1rter Gre
gor Nenenfop, Ser ons fur6tbare
4utouneliid am 8etroparaoiner
8abntunnel perl1uloet bat, BEL Dem
5pei Weniden eetotet muroeiL lit
Dem Witrobicaer @eridt ~iiberpieien
woroen, oas gegen i'm Die Inter
iudungsbaft perbdnete.
Sci ben Nopiiaoer BfarrGmtern
murOen i'm perganeenen Sabre 1872
@eburten, 253 anaben uno 229
W6oden, 356 Sooesfdle, 172
mannlide uno 1874 meiblide Ser
ionen, uno 181 gbeidlieBungen Oer-
ieihnet.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Die Nantter ermprSct.

Srent. MitrDbica. SIN 0orfe
@rgurenci DurOe cine Mutter pom
ibrer Sodter uno 0eren @ann ou
So0e eepriigelt. Die 72idbrige 2o-
tinfa 2olobic botte Dor einigen Sab
rem ibr @ern10gen ibrer So9ter
2iubica uno oeren Mann 2iubisa
Stoiafopic gegen sic 8eoingung
iibertroeen, OaB lie ibr i'm Sauie elm
3immer einrdume uno ibr oas 81
fen eebe. 9as &er1Gltnis Spiiden
Den Sausleut 4 NOR elm iebr idle9-
les, So6ter uno S6piegerio6n itrit-
ten INNER nit Ser Mfutter un0 es
Berri6te fteter l1nfrie0e.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Den grnScr beitO6Icn.

SnbOtiea. @roBes aufieber er-
regte Die 8er6uftung 4leronOer
@nglers, 0es 8ruOers Oes @roBtolif-
munns alberI @ngler. 9esterer
bate an bic 8oli3ei cine an8eige
iiber einen in ieinem @eiddfte be-
goigenen 0iebitabI eritattet. Die
Grbebuneen ergaben, OoB Die Sat
bon aleronOer @ngIer ueriibt ipur-
Be. 9nrauibin poute gilbert eng
Ter feline an5eige 5uriid5ieben, bod
purOe AlerunOer gneler in Soft
bebalten, On iid in5miiden berous-
Iteute, ooB er aud an onoeren Or
ten 0iebitdble auseefiibrt bate.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
@rusfener in @iirttembera.

Stuttgart. Sn Sod-Moiiiingeu
6rod in einem Anpeien Elm 6euer
aus, oaS, ourd ben berridenOen
Sturm begiinitigt, iid balo 5u eli
ner eepaItigen 6e%uersbrunit aus
0ebnte. gier &auptgebGuoe nit al
len Nebengeb6uOen tpuroen elm
&aub Der 5lammen. Sci oen 2oi6-
aftionen i~tiir5te Elm 6euerpebrmann
10 uneliidliA BON elmer Setter, ooB
er iif einen SdoOelbruh 6u5os. Sn
boffnungsloiem 3uitanO muroe er
abtransportiert. Grei meitere 6eu-
e~rfpebrmGnner erlitten &audpergif-
tungen unO muBten ms &ranfen-
6aus nad SbernoOrf gebradt per-
Ben.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Gin cSabr &erfer.

gor Dem Seferefer @eridtsbof
itano Der 38idbrige Bferorb6noler
@attbias 9etrooic, Ser i'm Sftober
ueriuft bate, Die nit linn in mil
ser Gle leben6e gera 8irag ourd
Meiieritide gu totem. Die girog fam
nod monotelangem &ranfenlager
nit Dem 2eben bacon. 8etropic per-
teioigte iid Oamit, oaB Ole giras
i'm itanoig nit onoeren Mdnnern
betrogen babe uno oaB er ourh
@iferiudt our Sat getrieben poroen
lei. @r tpuroe gu einem Sabr Ser
fer perurteilt.