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The Washington times., 1932-05-19

vert congress from ltS IN
tention to vote a prosperity
loan to put men to work
on needed public improve
ments has fallen flat out
side the Administration
circles. In his radio address
former Governor Smith has
fairly reduced it to powder
in a keen analysis. Does
the President sternly assert
that he is against issuing
bonds? His former oppo-
nent replies that this "does
not mean anything" since
his own "plan" to increase
the capital of the Recon
struction Finance Corpora
tion would mean the selling
of securities "backed by
the credit Of the United
States Government to the
people," "
Does the President take a
stand against doing anything
for the relief of the unem-
ployed that does not bring
in a revenue in dollars and
cents? The answer is that
he has made virtue of the
the measures for the con-
struction Of postoffices and
public buildings.
And Smith adds:
"0f course, if the aid to
be extended by the Recon-
struction Finance Corpora
tion is limited to revenue
produ C ing improvements,
then all such projects as
highway and practically all
State and municipal i'm
provements NIl be exclud-
ed. Many of these improve
ments are truly productive
even if they do not produce
revenue. It is absurd to
measure the productiveness
of an improvement by the
amount of revenue it brings
in directly"
Which is the difference be-
tween craftsmanship with
vision and that which can
not see over the ticker tape.
A Bit Too
Dangerous to Try
The presidential plan to
use unemployment as an ex-
cuse for extending the scope
Of loans to private business
out of the peoples Treasury
is not only ineffective, but
dangerous in it's possibilities.
Smith says what every one
who has thought upon the
subject has been thinking:
"It will lead to all kinds
of logrolling and favoritism,
and there are plenty of
worthwhile public improve
ments ready to go ahead
which should receive Federal
aid before private business is
subsidized"
And he might have added
that "logrolling and favorit-
ism" over more than a bill
lion dollars Of the people s
money during the course of
a campaign in which the
agency in real charge of the
distribution is involved, is a
bit too dangerous to try.
Evening star., 1932-08-14

Saturday for Rehoboth Beach, Del,
for several weeks.
Mrs. P. C. Bowie and her son Teddy
left Thursday by motor for Bethany
Beach, Del, where they will be the
guests of her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs Donald H. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel C.. Walser and
their two sons, Robert and Daniel
Charles jr., left Friday by motor to
spend the week end at Avon -by-the-Se
N. j.
Mrs. Frank Springs Westbrook and
her sister, Mrs G. w. Stanley, left Fri
day from Baltimore on the S. S. Chat
ham for Boston, Mass. They will be
gone 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Smead and
their sons, Mr. Richard Smead and Mr..
Ward Smead, left Friday by motor to
spend a 10 days vacation in their cot
| tage at Cold Water. Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Blackwood
and their son Billy of Maple avenue,
motored to Bay Ridge, Md, for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Williams
and their sons, Lawrence, jr.; Leonard
and Richard, left Saturday by motor
| for Buffalo, N. Y, and Canada, where
| they will spend fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dotterer have
returned to their home on RidgeWood
avenue from Arkhaven Club. Mr..
1 Harold Dotterer left Thursday for the
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Hot Springs Horse Show
Attended BY Capital Folk

HOT SPRINGS, Va. August 10
The important Washington colony at
the Homestead was in prominence here
this afternoon as hundreds of visitors
joined the colonists at the show grounds
to witness a spectacular finish to the
fifth annual Bath County Horse Show
The two-day program, started yesterday
was attended by series Of gay social
functions. including teas this afternoon
at the Casino, the Cascades Club ano
many of the nearby estates. The gala
event will be climaXed tonight with a
Hose Show dance at Fassifern Farm
and the formal crystal room assembly
at the Homestead.
Washington was officially represented
at the Horse Show by the Undersecre-
tary of State and Mrs. William r
Castle, jr., who were also prominent
among those who reserved a table ano
will have guests at the assembly this
evening.
Mrs. r. S. Reynolds Hit occupied
box at the show grounds this afternoon
and later entertained at tea for group
of friends on the Casino lawn.
Mrs. Francis E. Warren was another
Washingtonian prominent among to-
days spectators at the show grounds
Evening star., 1932-08-14

Miss Caroline Wear in Binghamton,
N. Y, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Percival Wilson and
their son, Percival, of Rosemary street,
left Monday for Rehoboth Beach, Del,
for a vacation of several weeks.
Mrs. William Keech, of Rosemary
street. left Saturday for Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, where she will be for
several weeks.
Mrs. Florence K. Norwood has gone
| to Rock Port, Mass, where she Will
spend two months.
DR.. and Mrs. D. G. Davis and MISS
Grace Chandlee, sister of Mrs. Davis.
! left Monday for Ocean City, Md. where
! they will be the guests OF Lieut.. ana
Mrs. Robert N. Young in their cottage.
Miss Edith Harrington, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Harrington, has
returned to her home after spending
one month in Minneapolis, MINI.
Capt. w. v. Chadwick, of Ports
mouth, Va, who has been ordered Tor
duty to the Navy Department, Will De-
while here, the guest of his brother
in-law and sister. DR.. and Mrs. w. q
| Davis of Mckinley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon MoTSel VI
| Shepherd street are at Craig Heanng3
Springs in Virginia, where they Will
remain until September.
Mr.. John Miller of Willow lane left
Saturday for a trip to Mount Vernon
| N. Y. to visit relatives.
The Chevy Chase Chapter OF the
Y. w. C. A., Apron Committee, met al
the home of Mrs. A. E. Corning OF
Cummings lane and were entertained
at luncheon.
Mr.. James E Black of Aspen street
| left last week for trip to Buffalo
N. Y, and Canada for several weeks
Mrs. N. E. Cox of Lawndale, Phlla-
! delphia, is the house guest OF her SON
| in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Landau Baker, on Meadow lane.
Mrs. Ripley Bowman of Ridgewooc
avenue spent the week end at Virginia
Beach, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Drake
of Hawaii are the house guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar S. Fowler in their home
on Thornapple street.
Miss Margaret Adams OF Baltimor'
arrived yesterday to be the guest O.
Miss Ruth Adams on Leland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Miller ant
family of West Woodbine street lei
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Pacific Coast, where he will spend some

Pacific Coast. where he will spend some
time.
MIR. and Mrs. william Scott Stein
and their daughter. Miss Jane Louise
stein. returned to their home on Leland
street. after spending three weeks in
their cottage at Sherwood Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods had as their
house guests during the week Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Sweeney of Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Woods re-
turned Sunday from Solomons Island,
Md, where they we're the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur E. Ottoman in their
cottage.
Miss Sarah K STEELE Of Wilmington,
Del. is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Temple Webster of West irving
street.
Mrs. Karl D. Williams. Mrs. Stuart
Holland and Mrs Carl Wells Of Thirty
third street are spending one week as
the guests of Mrs. G. r. Roberts at her
cottage at Woodland Beach, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Hopknson
of Livingston street left Thursday Tor
Aberdeen. Wash, where they Will re-
main until the last of September.
Evening star., 1932-08-14

She will entertain at dinner this eve
ming for friends.
Mrs. Lewis c. Hamilton Of Wishing
ton was also among the boxholders to-
day and yesterday. She had with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H Langenberg. her
son-in-law and daughter. their daugh-
ter, Miss Bonnie Langenberg. and Miss
Virginia Bonnie, Mrs. Hamilton's grand
daughter. Her party was one Of the
many colorful groups at the crystal
room assembly this evening
Mrs. Laura E Morris of Washington.
who opened her cottage here for the
Summer last month, was a boxholder
for the Horse Show. entertaining in
honor of Count R. D'Adhemar.
Mrs. Fay ingalls,, president of the
Bath County Horse Show Association,
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Joan of Arc Flag Flies Anew.

Once more the flag of Joan of Arc is
flying in Rheims Cathedral, where she
ended her mission. 1t was a member Of
her Scottish bodyguard who designed
her original battle flag a reproduction
of which has been presented to the
Archbishop of Rheims by Scottish and
English friends Of France. The de-
signer of the original was Hamish Pol
worth. who, after serving with Joan's
warriors, became a monk and died at
Dunfermline Abbey.
Evening star., 1932-08-14

and Mr. ingalls, had guests in their box
at the show this afternoon and will be
hosts for a dinner party this evening
at the yard preceding the dance at
Fassifern.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
VERNE CONNELLY
author Of
".ALNNONY QUEEMS".

Balzac boasted that he was "the
Secretary of Society,"" In the parlance
of today, the great French master of
the novel would have been called
"tip-top" reporter for such he
was, and such is every good novelist.
After all, we'll written novel is moth
ing more than a cross-section of life
seen through the eyes of one trained
to present the essentials -. against
background that makes the characters
stand out in the proper inter-relations.
Who can do this better than the
trained reporter? AS we might ex-
pect, Vernie Connolly was a reporter
...avery fine reporter, and something
more. To her reportorial skill she
adds the insight into human motives
and the appreciation of emotional
values that make her a genuine artist.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
GaIf6er gergIeidJ

GaIfder 8ergletd.
y@arum biit on oenn 10 piiteno oif
&orlsberg?"
vgr bat eeiagt, meine Srau let
cine @ans - cine Cans, mo bod
@6niebroten oas bette lit, mas i9
fennel"
-Mo6erne@be. Isle iinO
tpirfli6 elm ulberbeiierlider 0cn
Suonl @eItern abenO iab i6 Sic
nit elmer Srait Die ih nod ME-
mails friiber nit Sbnen eeieben
babel"
.9os muB meme 6ruu eetueien
iein!"
fam abgeboIfen
NJ e II. .8arum min Sbre
5rau oas @obltdtigfeitsfonaert nidt
beiuden?"
.5ie lit auf einem DIR taubl"
.0onn fam iie ia in 0as onoere
@atte iteden!"
d It 3eit. n9u glau6it
gor ni9t, mein 9ie6er, wie oft i9
gebeten tpuroe, gu beiraten, bepor
on fam1tl"
Bon tpem 0enn, mein &inO?"
Bon 8apa, Woma uno bon mel
men Santenl"
@cnou mad @or.
f9rift. Y@os lit oenn 0os, Serr
&rouIe? Sic boben ia Die Wfe0i5in
gar nift angeriihrt?"
vSerr 9oftor, alt ser Slai6e itebt
bod, oaB iie itets oeri6loiien gebol-
ten peroen foil"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

Ole Neue. ,!@orum iinO
sic 6enn auf Sbrer lesten SteIe
e%ntlaiien moroen2"
n@eil id Speimol &ro@ nit ser
anGOigen 6rou bate"
,@esboIb Oenn?"
y0as erite Mal, neil id geborGt
bate; OaS 8peite @al, neil i6
niht gebordt botte!"
OooioeI. 9ooioel fonmt
uadts nod Soiiie.
5inOet elm Eelegromm:
ygater eeItorben."
GooiOeI eridridt, weiut, grant
iid groit.
0ooioel fam Dor Sdmer5 bic
gon5e Nodt nidt idlofen.
Mm ndditen Morgen lieit 90
Si6eI oog SeIeeramm nodmols.
@r Iieit es einmol. @r lieit es
3tpeimal.
o@as babe id mid oa unnotig
oufaeregt2" atmet ct erIoit nuf.
r0as SeIeeramm lit bod gar nift
an mid. 9os lit bod an meinen
8rl6er."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

9u9 bier. Batter, beute
bat uns Der 2ebrer er5dblt, bob es
in Ifrifa @olfsitamme gi6t, no Ser
Mann ieine Srau crit na6 Ser
9o15eit fennenlernt.
uNi9t MIR in afrifa, mein
Sobn."
Sa, Bic Srem s M . + :
ter. nSbrcn Mfann babe id nun
geilait unteriudt uno i'm mad lei
men 9ebensgemobnbeiten gefragt!
@r bat cine 4namie!"
uDieier Seudler, Serr Doftorl
llro mir bat er INNER berlidert,
Dab er mid ni6t betriigt."
~ 9 6lauberger. 8ater (5il
5rib6en): Salt ou audi cine Marfe
auf Sen 8rief geflebt, ebe oil i'm
in Sen &alten parfIt Wie i6 sir ge-
iagt babe?
Sribden: SD babe Oas @elo fir
cine Marfe eeiport, Bopi. SD babe
oufgepaBt, biz fein Menid in Der
N16e mar, uno Damn babe ib zen
8rief gang raid in 0en &aiten ge-
worfen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
6 r mill feline Sub

@r mill eine &ube G.
,Gapa, tpomit ion id Oenn oie
@rammopbonplatten reinigen?"
.0imm Sonopapier, mein Sobn,
oas mirO bas bette iein!"
2aBttiefb Iiden. ~Na,
tpie geben 0ie @ei6dfte, Serr 9fiil-
ler?~
ng8ie ionen iie aeben? @uf Den
@amen meiner 6rau."
8emeis. 49,. aber oann
fagte i6 gu ibr, Srau Sonien, iagte
idl, ib bin biel gu gebilOet, nm Sbr
grobes @ereoe nit alt3ubnrer, unO
menn Sic nidt balo Sbre ShnauSc
bolten, frieeen sic ems aufs
Wfaull~
.~8rummlo6 If. Sremoer:
.&leiner, mo lit oenn bier oas Sc
fGngnis?"
Sunge: Simmer geraoeaus, Oann
BORN Sizes idon."
6remoer: .@as jon i6 oenn DO
ren?"
Sunge: Sea, pie lie Drummer"
= Soiit's edit. 9luf Dem
9obnbof fragt elm 6renlOer einen
9abnbeamten: $50 gibt's 0em bier
9iaetts?"
Sci ms gibt es feline @iQetts.
Sir 6aben MIR 6abrfartenI"
.ltno mo gibt's sic Sabrfarten,
bitte?"
n9obinten, am 8iGetti9alter!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

= 2eiOer. s6abren Sic Oie-
ies Sobr oud in Die Sommerfri-
ide?"
sd modte idon. 9lber meme
@ldubiger bobelt oae 9abnbofe be-
iebtl"
- gntfdIuB j.. D@leiue 6rou
ioete, OoB fie mid oerIdBt, penn i9
Oos &auflen nidt oufgebe."
sIrmer &erll"
nSa, i6 perOe meme 6rou iebr
bermiiien."
Sm q eItnuront. @oit:
r@os gi6t es beutc? &albsbraten,
&aBler, &ouloOen ODER S6peine.
i6nibel?~
aeIIner: nNebnten Sic bod nal
@ulai1 = Damn boben Sic 9lei6
ale pier!"
-@rot. DMein lieber Neife!
SD babe leioer nift mebr oie 03it-
tel, I'M Dir Den @intermanteI 81
toufen, oen i6 Dir periproden bot
tie. Sd idide Dir Oofiir apei Sdad-
teIn Eiaen, fir ben Sail, oaB On
Gid erfdlten iouteit. -"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

-au6 ein2ob. Sinh Sic
nit S6rem Sdubmaher 5ufrieoen?"
nSebrl @r tut, mas er mir an
sen &iibneroueeu ableien fonnl"
Ser Serr 8rofeior.
No.. aIio, meme Serreu, cine
Magnetnooel fam ourd beridieOe-
ne llrio6en obgelenft perOen, 5urt
9eiipieI, ipenn elm @epitter, elm
0orolidt c0er elm @robeben am
Simmel itebt!"
8eim sc iIitGr. ~Wteier,
ltenen sic iid Dor, sic buben 8a-
DIE. @s lit idon bunfel. Bloblid
fommt iemono BON binten, umfaBt
sic 10, 6oB Sic con Sbrer @offe
feinen @ebroud MAIDEN fonneit.
8as, miiroen sic tun2"
SD Diroe iogen: Sab iofort
los, Gina, i6 bin I'M 9ienitl"
8eim Seiratsber-
mittIer. nSie lagten mir bod,
BOB oie Dame feinen f0rperliden
@angel bat; ols ih iie beute fen-
men Iernte, babe i6 aber einen But
fel bemerft!"
Scum, Sic peroen sod nid)t be.
baltpten molten, OaB Oas elm Man-
gel fell"
ii dooe. Ser olte 0n-
fel Gbeo0or bonn 2an0e lit 81 Be-
JUDI gefommen. Gie Nidte uls quite
Sausfrou i6iebt inn, ieines
@limmitengeIs oniidtig t~ueroenO. ei-
nen &riitanai9er 5u. SrobOem o6er
beittbt Snfel 8beooor BEN Seppid
peiter als &i6enoblage.
nSier 0o1g Snfell"
u9eee, nee, pebrt Onfel SbeoOor
elttriiitet ab, nmo iuero' id sir benn
Oas id0ne iaubere 9ing einiauenl"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
9 6le6te 9artie. o@ei

- 9 6le6te Yartie. oWfei-
ne Gofter bat einell @irtner ge-
beiratet! Aber i'd fam lie nur
beiu6eu, penn es geraoe %regnet!"
Dgtanu, parum oenn2"
nSonit muB id ia ben gan6en
Gag gieBen belfenl"
-2ogif. nSeben Sic, meme
0amen uno Serreu, Der Srang-
Titan uiteri1eioet iid in Der 9aupt'
iod)e oaourd bonn Weni9en, Dab er
nidt ipreden fam. 9onnte er ia
gen, id bin elm Srong-lltan, oann
m1re er bereits Elm Weni1l"
= 9anfbetrieb. Sns 8anf-
bails @lo6 fommt ELM Wann uno
ifmeuft cine 8anfnote in Der Sano.
.ger5eiben Sic, - fonnen sic
nedieIn?~
80 ia," iast 8lod freunoli9,
n5tpei 0inge: oas @eiprd9stbenlo
UNI Die @eiidtsfnrbe.~
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

ia d. SremOer:
Isle boben ober loltgpeilige @oite,
Serr @irt. &einer ipridt ia ell
@ort!"
so, ba iporten Sic MIR nal ei.
men @ligenblidl SobaIo iid elmer
berabi6ieoet - 0a uerOen Sic ii4
%pitnOern, mas 0ann a1es geiproden
miro!"
Ole Daterli6e Mob-
ming. Als Ser Soienfnopfforig
auf benz Sterbebette lag, oa iprod
er 81 Ieinen amei Sobnen:
Zines mill id eud nod fagen,
&inoer: iei0 INNER ebrlifL aud BET
'@eidaften oenn MIR elm ebrli6er
uno onit6noiger @eiddftsmann
bringt es 5u @elo, @bren un6 9ln-
ieDeni"
Sobn, Ser dltere 5obn, polte
i6on cine 9ellerfune MAIDEN.
Sem iiingerer gritoer absr belt
i'm 8uriid:
raaB bod, Ser allte 1T baIt idOn
ienill~
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

SEA ioI Ser ar5t bat Dir
bod perboten, gum giien an trtn-
fen!"
Sea i6onl Nsimm oas @ien
pee!"
= MannunO 5rou. Mann:
Meine 2iebe, mir miiiien unS ober
l6leuniglt nod elmer onOeren So
din umieben. Sait on iemols Elm
nod i6ledter gebratenes &otelett
geieben, ols oos, meldes ifl mir
eben auf mei1en Seuer gelegt babe?
Srou: 8 ia. llnO 5fpar Dos. mel
DIES ou mir eben altf meinen Sener
geleet boit.
- Sormonen. Sante Sba
bat lire @effen nnO @idten 5iIrt
See %gelaOen.
ltrO sic reben 10 eebil0et oober.
Son Golorien uto gitominen.
Bon innerer Sefretion uno Sor'
monen..
nSormonen?" bor6t SontdleN
ouf. Sinh oos niAt BE in &ner'ta
nit Ser &ielpeiberei9"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

3eitgemGB. ngrlauben
Sic mir, oaB i6 Sbre 9ofter bei-
rate?"
~aonnen sic mir bunOert Dollar
leiben?"
nSo."
nSa.~
- @er 1T i6uIo? Srou:
SaIt ou Sen 8rieF eingeitedt, Ben
id sir beute frib mitgab?
damn: Nein ih..
Srau: @atiirlid bergeiienl
0as lit edit mGnnlid. auf feiuen
BON eud fam man iid b~erlaiien.
2onter l~tnIinn babt ibr i'm &opf,
oaes @idtige oergeBt ibr.
Mann: Sd fonnte i'm nidt ein-
iteden, oenn.."
Srou: S0r aufl 6oule ausreoe:
fonnte i'm nift einitedenl 8uritnl
fonnteit ou i'm oenn ni6t ELM
iteden?
@ann: Oh batteit oereeiien, oie
90reiie auf Ben 9riefumi6lag 81
i6reibenl
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
Scr 6 S. SIR Heb

Ser GRIMM. nSbr 1leber-
5ieber lit ober reidli6 abgetrogen.
@arum loiien Sic i'm nidt mem
oen?4
.GaS tate id idon; aber Orei
Seiten bat er lei0er ni6t!"
- Gas 0ife Sud. nSn
Berlin lit oieIer Gage elm oides Bud
erI9ienen, oas cine Doa5d6lige Site
oaer gerliner 5abllngsunfdbigen
8erionen entbdlt."
.@irffi92 @ie beiBt esq"
n@roBes @erliner AoreBbud."
S6ne 0edung. n9lls id
inn einen S6ed an6ot, mari ct
NIT Dem 8riefbeidperer ua6 mirl"
u@ieio? @ar oerut feline 9eduag
borbanoen?
n0o6 i6 bin binter Sen
Diem geiprungen!"
= l1nerb0rt n@as bait Oh
oenn?~ frogte iie ibren @atten, Ser
bonn &ontor nod Sauie fam.
sd meroe nod perriidt! Mein
8ortner bringt mid nit ieinenl
NfiBtrouel nod I'm Sen 8eritanOl"
.Iber mas iii oenn mn mieoer
paiiiert?~ fragte tie.
.SSebt baben tpir unierem &aiiie-
rer gum 5peiteilmol orei Gage llr-
laub gegeben, u1o = ale Bidder
uno oie Safe itimmen!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

Ser feline Son. liner
5iinfidbriger iiebt BEL porlirteils-
freien 8efannten nit groBem Sn-
t|ereiie 81, uie Die 5ralt ibr 9abp
itiut.
r@utti, bas iage i'd Sir ober
alei6, Damenmild trinfe id mel"
@erbnng. Ser arme
Seufel marb Inn ben reiden Gngel.
.S6 Iiebe Sic uniagbar!"
r@irfli1?~
u@lauben Sic nidt an meinett
2iebesidmur?~
0as Wao6en meinte:
r@r iiebt cher nad OffenbarungS-
els aus"
Gas $ san perfS5eu g.
u0umnter Surge, id iagte oir bod,
SAB Ou Dos gauge @erf5eug bier1er
bringen Iouteit!4
n0os babe ib aud getan, Mei-
iterl Sopobl Sobel, Sage, Snm-
mer. Bell un0
rSa, aber oas Bier, oil S9afs-
fopt, 0as 8ier!~
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

2otterie. naber, augltIt,
penn on ihon peiBt, Dab es MIR
einen Saupttreffer gibt - iuarlm
bait og bonn mebrere Sole &c.
fnuftf@
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

SIN gerb6r. Ser &idter
fra9te Die 3eugin: u8ie aft iino
Sie2"
Ole 3eugin idpieg.
nSit Sbuen Die 6ra9e uraltge.
nebm?" fragte Ser &idter.
uNein Bic &ntport," iagte bic
Seu9in.
Ser sc EN- den reun6.
r8orum iaglt ou eigentlid INNER
bon einem Meni1en, bon Dem gu
ni6ts bdltit, er iei Ser 3meitoiimnl-
Ite?"
r0amit oie anoern ni6t Sen Mit
perlieren! Ser Anorang lit ia 10
eroB!"
Cute @ntmort. Gin
iunger Mann nit mebr Selbltoer-
trauen als &luebeit las, oaB Der
Suniorpartner zines linn befonnten
&oufmanls ~geitorben lei. Slugs
modte er iif auf Sen @eg uno fiel
6ei Dem &oufmann nit Ser Sir inS
Saus: sd modte Sen 8lab Sbres
Suniorportners einnebmen.~
n@ie," frogte Ser &aufmonn,
rponen Sic ii6 itott ieiner begra-
ben Iniien?"
- Ser @ebiI0ete. = Sci
@operS 1T @eieGiduft. BUR grbei-
terung ibrer @dite orebt oie Soas-
frau bas @%rammopbon anf, uno
ols gegleititng gum @Gniebraten
mlB &idaro Sauber oas 2ieo
uM6o6en, mein Mdoden" aus
n5rieOerife" i6mettern.
Gin biibIdes 2ieo!~ menoet ii6
Srau Moper an ibren Giidnod6ar.
l1no oieier iagt: SEQ, &lnltitiid
- @oetbel"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@iRberitGnbnis.

.9ieIe Striimpfe bier gefanen
mir reft gut. @ie bcA fontmt
Oenn Oos Haar?"
n3iemlid melt ii6er Die &nie,
enG0ige 6ruu!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
arensuOrtratiel in Scr Slide.

st6er, annal 8as lit Oas nun
fir elm i9redlider &auhF
rab - &aud! - 9anfe idon
sKaO'ge Srau = Oas mar ia oas
8ort, mas mir nod feblt!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
@siB uno Sid MARI. :

@ciB uno Sid mara. -
.Mutti, iparitm gebt oenn cine
8rout immer weiB gefleioet gum
Mltar2"
rDos lit Elm 3eiden Der 5reuoe.
meine xodter."
so? @arum foninlt Oann aber
Ser 8r6utisnm in Shwor5 CUR
Sr%aulng?"
.@uu iei rubis unO irase midi
70 piell@
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

limb iest bite id sic, MIR Sbrc
lt1r 5n geben. SD merOe lie per-
lnipinoen laiien uno mieOer berbel-
5aubsrl."
ngcridpunOen lit lie idon geitern
in ser gleftrii6er.- Sic brond)en
lie alio nur nieOer berbei5n5al-
bern!"
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
auIernen6uf6liite ans Ser edmeis

.&erI, tpenn ou 10 lang pdrIt
tpie oumm, 10 batteIt 0u ewigen
S1nee auf Dem &opfe."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
EifeMer Gdrtibs6rief bes
Yblipb samerampfer.

Mein 1ieber Ser @eoodtionar:
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

.l%1nerbort, mein Serr, gum er-
Iten Steaoidein unraiiert 5u fom,
men,"
n@er8eibung, gndoiges SrduIein,
i9 babe mid 6eute mprgen raiiert
= aber penn Sic mid adt Stun-
Sen parten laiien...."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

@eu, i'd ben ben
@eOes ipeiIer e Bies
BON inein @eiub
genipe, Of 9obrs
ipie ser Seller no
mer @ienadel nit
eeipielt bate, fort
mar. SD ben ge.
iagt: 0as bolt Oh
orig neis gemoft.
IL a..
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11
&cfOrSftuttercr

&oter (om Gage Oes 81. Sc
burtstuges ieines Sobnes): n9u
biit nun 9roBidbrig uno f0nnteit
mir nun etmas belfen."
Sobn: n@emiB bod, Slater.
Mber mie?"
Safer: n9u f0nnteit gum Sci
ipieI sic orei letten Staten fir Oei-
men &inoerpogen iibernebmen."
Washington Journal., 1932-11-11

Aud ein2ob. Sinh Sic
nit Sbrem Sdubmu9er 5ufrieoen?"
ySebr! @r tut, mas er mir on
sen Siibneroueen obleien fonnl"