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Evening star., 1933-05-23
Conqueringg Contract
BY P. HAL SIMS

no marked preference for either suit
and merely confirms two aces and q
sound opening bid. Bid six spades for
the higher trick value II his rebid
was five diamonds, bid six. He may
have only K in spades, which must
then be your of suit, not your trumps.
If he bids six spades, pass Attribute
to him normal hand such as
sp. XXX Di. AK
Hts; sor 4 K TX J.D O. A ak
and you will see how the above bidding
justifies itself, even with the obvious
duplication in clubs.
SIamming In Spite Of an Even Weaker
Opening Bid.
II he held
sss H. < K s1 ak e. 81: 8 af1 j1x
the bid is slightly shaded because of
our phony @ combination masquer-
aiding as a half primary trick. Never
theless, there will still be the spade
finesse for the slam, which, over four
no trumps or five spades by the opener,
as above, the responder should bid in
spades; while If the enemy were so
careless as not to open clubs, the
single king would be discarded on the
third heart and the trump finesse
would then be for seven-odd. If, the
hands were
sR, sss A'r XIX 81 q: Hs1 Il Xxx.
and
g.; g.; $40 11 pi Ke111
the bidding would go one no trump,
three diamonds, three no trumps. four
spades, four no trumps confirming the
original bid and two aces, with no
marked suit preference), six spades.
Again the trump finesse would be for
seven II clubs were not opened.
The Cue Bid.
With a singleton ace or a void, the
responding hand generally holds the
key to the slam when his partner has
bid no trump. However, he must be
careful not to bid that void suit until
after he has already bid two other
suits, otherwise the opening bidder
would have no means Of knowing that
1t was a cue bid and not a secondary
suit. Such holding is Of no use for no.
trump play, and the responding hand
must first assure himself that he will
be able to get the bid in one Of his
suits. Consequently you must not shade
the primary trick requirements because
Of a void suit or make a jump take~out
In suit not headed by the proper hon.
ors. Biddable four-card suits may be
freely bid secondarily in order TO secure
the declaration. 1t Is wise to refrain
from the cue bid II you yourself have
the material to bid the slam without
active cooperation in the final stage
from the opening bidder. That suit
will often be the natural lead against
your hand, and you will then get play
on 1t obtainable in no other manner
(copyrisht, 1933)
Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on con =
tract that are addressed to this newspaper 7
with q self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1933-05-23

the hop-vine family. In May the red
admiral and his spouse are seen hover
ing over your garden. They are the
last alternating butterflies to greet the
Spring.
The comma or question mark butter
files are somewhat smaller than those
mentioned, but they are very interest
ing in appearance, because of the
silvery comma-like markings on the
under wing. They are also known for
their ragged looking wings. In color
they are tawny or orange brown, heav-
lily marked with dark lines, and the
wings have a silvery lining. These but
terflies can escape notice easily. When
they close their wings, they resemble
an old, wrinkled leaf. And the chill
dren dine on the hop, nettle, blackberry
and celtis.
As these are among our earliest and
most abundant butterflies, and they
have such wide range, I am sure you
will find many of them this Spring.
(Copyright, 1e33)
Evening star., 1933-05-23

FHNIS WIND ~ GHHF IAS' IfL bh
wounded and the sap is flowing? You
will be interested to know that the
mourning cloak hides under your caves,
in the attic, under the porch or even
log. She belongs to the last group
of mourning-cloak children Of the Sum
mer before Her children are Matched
from tiny, pearl-like eggs, that were
placed on their favorite willow tree,
maybe the poplar or the elm. Her
children are many apd their fondness
for tender leaves is appalling.
Then we have another famous flyer,
the thistle butterfly. Wherever the
spiny plant grows, she must have the
butterfly for partner Her eggs are
laid in the thistle, and even her Off
spring have thistle-looking spines on
them.
The painted lady has exquisite
colors of tawny orange, beautiful grays,
and rose pinks, and her under-wings
have two large eye-spots. When her
wings are folded, you are sure yod are
looking at another butterfly. Her chill
dren feast on the everlastings and cud--
weeds and spend mB,k of their time
trying to hide. In the Fall, you are
sure to find many little cocoons, and
from them may hatch painted ladies.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
How 1t Started
Nose to Grindstone.
BY JEAN NEWTON.

This is an old metaphor to describe
a close pre-occupation with work. The
man who has to keep his nose to lit
eral grindstone as he sharpens knives
is no more isolated and oblivious to
what is going on In the world about
him than the modern business man OF
whom the expression is so frequently
used.
The phrase is q very old one, having
It's origin in John Heywood's PROV
erbs,' first printed in 1916.
(Copyrieht 1033)
Evening star., 1933-05-23
My Neighbor Says:

To make baked potatoes dry
and mealy, put a fork at least
twice into each when they are
tender and let the steam escape.
Try oatmeal for cleaning white
paint. Dip a damp cloth in the
oatmeal and rub the paint well
with this. Then wipe with q
clean, damp cloth and polish with
a clean duster. Oatmeal is espe-
cially effective for removing I'm
germarks from doors.
For Russian dressing, mix two
tablespoonfuls of chopped dill
pickles. two tablespoonfuls chop
ped ripe olives, two tablespoon
fuls chilli sauce and one table
spoonful of catsup to one-half
cup of mayonnaise. 'Serve on
lettuce or vegetable salads.
Flowers should never be cut
dn the middle of the day or in
bright sunlight, but always in the
early morning or late evening.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1933-05-23

in w ash / n 9 ton
were surprised.
Th e secretariat
came into being at
the Executive Man.
sion during Mr..
Hoover's term. Be-
fore that time
Presidents had had
just one secretary
who attended to
everything.
The three - man
gr up that Mr..
Hoover surrounded
himself with drew
some criticism to
the effect that the
apparent lack of
definite division of
responS Sibil ity
Evening star., 1933-05-23

among Secretaries Richey, Newton and
Joslin made for complications.
President Roosevelt, however, ap-
parently has distributed the duties of
his three secretaries-Howe, Mcintyre
and Early-in such a manner as to
avoid criticism on those grounds.
The Presidents secretary now Is
Howe. Mcintyre and Early are assist
ant secretaries.
This fact was brought out very
clearly when the bonus marchers Of
1888 invaded Washington. Before their
Evening star., 1933-05-23

Sp. @ J 10 K K
Hts. A x
Di. K @ Z x K
Ct. K
The rebid lies in
your excellent dis
tribution for SIAM
play IN q suit. The
bidding being one
no trump. three
diam on ds IN o t
three spades, for
that suit is not
headed by two Of
the top three hon.
ors), hr ee no
trumps; now by
bidding four spades
you can make it
clear to the open
ing bidder that he
need sign off only
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Cherry Cobbler.

Use canned sour cherries. Put them
in a rather deep dish and add sugar
to taste. If desired. the cherries NAV
first be cooked down in the juice and
sugared before baking. This gives a
rich sirup. Cover with rich baking
II you have some thick cream that is
almost sour, beat this Just short Of the
whipped cream stage, sweeten lightly
add a dash Of nutmeg and serve with
your cobbler,
Evening star., 1933-05-23

OF course, you know the red admiral.
Her wings are brownish-black velvet
above, with an orange-red bar cross
ing the front wings. The outer tips
have white dots and the hind wings
have an orange border with black dots.
Her children are spiny, too, and they
prefer the nettle and second choice Is
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Rump Steak.

Place four-pound roast in a roast
ing pan and scar In a hot oven. Lower
the heat slightly, add three tablespoon
fuls Of fat, and one-fourth cupful Of
water, and cover the meat. Season
after the first hour Of cooking. Roast
for one and three-fourths hours, or
until tender. Whole onions may be
baked with the roast.
Evening star., 1933-05-23

II &c cubes in beverages can do more
than chill the contents Of glasses.
They can supply color contrasts,
Il flavor and even sweetness or zest-
Some of the effects can be very
thrifty, as the water in which vegetables
or fruits are cooked can be used for the
cubes.
Add few drops of peppermint flavor
ing to cold water. Color the water with
vegetable green to make rich tone.
Freeze. These cubes are just the thing
to add to iced tea or to lemonade or
fruit punch. For iced tea. the mint
Evening star., 1933-05-23

flavor should be very delicate. For other
beverages 1t should be somewhat more
pronounced, but never strong. A fine,
fresh mint flavor is obtained by pour
ing boiling hot water over fresh mint
sprigs. With spoon, crush the mint
as 1t Is in the boiling water, to further
extract the juice and flavor. Cool and
put In ice-cube container and freeze as
regular cubes.
A rich red tone is found in cubes
made Of the water in which beets have
been boiled Strain the liquid through
Evening star., 1933-05-23

If his hand contains but one ace.
If he bids again, read him for two
aces and three and one-half-four tricks
and bid the slam yourself as follows:
II his bid is four no trumps, it shows
Evening star., 1933-05-23

Cricket on the hearth is where the
English play 1t In bad weather.
Caesar says that the ancient Britons
were dressed in bare skins.
The Normans could be distinguished
from the Anglo-Saxons by the scowls
which they wore over their head.
The man dropped down dead and in
stantly expired.
Sardinia is an island oil italy. It's
Inhabitants are called Sardine&.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BIZ HERBERT PLUMMER.

WHEN President Roosevelt, then
w President-elect announced his in
tention Of retaining the secretariat at
the White House during his administra-
Evening star., 1933-05-23

Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed
the greatest liping contract and auc-
ton player. He wds captain OF the re-
noDned -Four Horsemen" team and
has Don "a national championships
since 1924. These articles are based on
the Sims system, Uhich includes the
one-oDer -o1le principle Which the Sims
group OF players toos the first to en-
ploy and depelop.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
(Copyright, 1933.)
N A T i r E. S
C. H IL D r E N
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
Angle Wings or Graptas.

Angle Wings or Graptas.
~ I'D you know that the angle
wings all have four feet? They
are very easy to identify, too,
- because they look as If some
one has used scissors on their
wings. 1t is a very interesting family,
and most of your favorite fairy children
are in 1t.
For example, there is our famous tip
pier, the mourning cloak, seen out spree
ing on a warm day in March. How
does she know that a tree has been
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Rebidding After Jump Take-0ut
of One No Trump,

1HERE Is another hand pattern
where you have a secondary
suit not headed by tops, but
i nevertheless the hand justif1es
a jump take-out in your better
suit and contains a further bid not in
the form of a second ace. Such a
combination would be:
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
,9eutldJer Seimats- AbemO am
25. Tebrnar.

Serr Gtaoienoireftor i. 81. &obert
Srelit, friiber in 2oo5 nno 8romberg.
Ser sic 2eioen nno ben @riiten5fampf
Ser beutl6en @olfsgruppen IN ben
fremoen Gtaaten guropas aus eige-
ner @rfabrung fennt, uno IN ben
@~ereinigten Staaten inter ben Mnte-
rifonerinnen uno 4merifanern oeut-
Ifer Serfunft uno bel aaen amertta=
niifen Sreunoen bon @abrbeit nno
@ere6ti9feit Die 8%ebonolung Der
neutiden Mi~noerbeiten IN europa be-
fonnt au MAIDEN uro fir ben in Der
europaii6en @eiAidte b%eiipieaolen
Griiten5fampf mitfiiblenoe Srennoc
uno Seller gu gepinnen lit in 8alb-
iraton uno itattete uns einen 8eluf)
ob. Sim Samstag, ben %. Sebrnor,
I'M s l1br obenbs, miro Serr Or.
Srellt einen ieiner i'm gan5en Sanoe
eeihdbten uno duBerlt beliebten
Seimatsobenoe geben nno 5par I'M
@elenidaftsioale Der Goncoroia-&lr-
be an Ser 90. uno 8 StraBe, N.-8.
Ser gintrittspreis betragt 40c.
NGberes miro in nablter Insgabe
al lelen iein.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Anf sum grOken Sanern-Sna Der
acknowledgements yGOclmcif"

Ole anfiinOigung u~nieres groBen
8auern=gals pel6er on Somstag,
oen 4. 6ebrlar, in Ser n9nigbts OF
columbus -6ole, 914-t0te< Stra-
BE, 90. IS, itattfinoet, bat groBen
Nnflong gefunoen. Sir noQen bier
nodmals eripGbnen, mos es an I'm
terbaltung, gutter Stimmung nnO
@auoi oles gibt. Oils critics lit ga
bic e%ritfIaiiige 9le6muiif oeS &rofei.
TORS bon Steinipolo ans Baltimore,
melder es Deritebt, ieoes San3bein in
S6nung SIT %bringerL oa5u Die 6llnte
Nltsrititung, als oh Die &apeae ge=
raoe bon 0a6art gelanoet pGre. Die
i6neioigen 2dnoler uno @al5er mer-
ben edte @eimatsfIdnge iein. SIN
8arroom miro cine flotte S6rammel.
multi sur lnterbaltung elm 8roiit
aufipielen, iooaB ieOer, jung unO alt,
ieinen Summer un0 feline Sorgen oes
glatags pergiBt. 9o5u fommt nod
Der quite Sropfen, peld]er bon 5pei
gefponoten Shenffelnern ber5opft,
3ltr Administering beitrogen miro.
gm r9ltn6" miro iid unier 9epperl
nit Dem @eiBmurlt-rolisfongen 10
tiidtig MAIDEN, oaB man6er iagen
miro, Die perItebt es, cine edte, 6ope-
ride &ii6e 81 fiibren. SIN Gang
iaole miro als erite Nltmmer Der
@ati6enton5 aufgefiibrt tueroen, u1lo
5por bonn 6ron5l un0 &en5e, 0enn
Die beioen boben ii6 gor 10 gerne,
bauptlddlif, menn es iid nm Elm
0tGol banoelt, 9lu6 Der Stepree-
5igi1renton5 bari oiesmal ni6t feb
len uno Der beriibmte 8an0ltan5,
tpel6er in sic @ei6i6te eriter &loiie
geb0rt, cine l1eberrai6ung iein. 0os
9a6auer 8auern-9 uett, S-8aiei BON
Miin6en bari ni6t Der @rDdbnung
nergeiien meroen. Seoermann miro
rt1o muB gum 2aden fommen uno
logen, 10 mas liebt man nibt INNER.
9fidt 8u 5ergeien iino unlere 5ebn
I~lpenbiitten, nel6e ais freie Cir
Breiie 5ur &erteilung fommen uno
ieoer 8eiu6er befommt Elm Coos oo-
fir. Man6er miro Die 3eit oes
Nnfangs faum e%rtparten f0nnen. Gin
Grtra-@reis muroe fir ermadieae
Sinner gema6t, oenn bieie 8elu6er
6efommen ia fem Coos, uno Die @ier
na6 10 elmer Ilm miro man6er
idper fallen. 9orum pergeBt nidt,
Jung uno alt, ii6 NIT elmer 8orOer-
foufsfarte gu perieben, melde 81 ba-
ben iino nie in Ser Anaeige in oieier
3eitung erii6tlid iino. 9os &omi-
tee fir oieien 8aa lit: 6ran8 &orber,
&oritono u1o Better oes Bales;
5reop Meiiter, &oiiierer, &oiie uno
Sir; 2en8 8enebift, Gon5 uno Wtll-
iif; Sans Seolmeier, S6enffellner;
MiAl 8eneoift, Sronungsmann;
Seal &eri6boum unb Soiepbine
MeiIterl, 2lln6.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03

feline 8erfa1iungsGnoerungen, fem
@biesen BON &onigen (8elgien, eng
LAMB, Stolien, &umdnien) ooer @in-
leben bon &onigen, feline Mltsliefe.
rute BON @affen, Der 6lotte, Der
&%olonien; iie foroerten cine nere oft
oeuti9e @ren5e uno &iidgobe Der Ell
genen Solomon, ober feline Nnneftion
8elgiens, feline Sungerblodaoe etc.
Banning bielt oamals Die 6euti6e
8olitif oes Sobres 1916 uno 1917
fir borniert, finoii6, rOeceitful,
tridp, pain, neither aoroit nor toct-
ful Canals, am 81. DECEMBER
1916, iogte Banning in einem Set
tungsinterpietp, er claude, Amerifa
peroe langiam in ben &rieg binein-
ge5ogen. @r gloubte oomals, 9eutide
lono (nidt Sranfreid) lei om @nbe
leiner Mo6t. 9amals belt 2aniing
oas oeuti9e 6rieoensangebot (@nbe
9e5ember 1916 fir beu6leriI6! Sn
@irfli6feit tparen Die 5%rnn5oien uno
@nglGnoer oie Seu6ler. @oo6roip
@ilion botte Die beioen @egner ge-
beten, ibre &riegs3iele an5ugeben.
9euti6lano fam Der @ufforoerung
nod (t2. 9eoember 1915. Die Oeut-
lhen 6rieoensbe0ingungen muroen
oomols ober nidt beroffentli6t. Sic
Ioaten aud ousoriidli6 als 8ertrau-
ensia6e bon @illon bebanoelt per-
ben. Sett meiB man, ooB 9euti9-
Iano oamals @ilion reinen 8ein ein-
ffenfte, oaB oie n@aiierten" i'm aber
betrogen, nod bes 5run5oien Sean
Bouquet eigenen @orten: did you
tell President Wilson about these
things when the United States
entered the war? = NO, BRAND
admitted. Then you deceived
him!" cried Jean. C@oibingtoner
@pening Star", porigen Sreitag, 81.
Sonuar). Sebt fam alio Die 8obr-
belt iiber Die &riegs3iele Der uNai-
ierten" unb ibre Srieoensgelinmin-
gen Inn 1917 berum ans 2i6t fom=
men.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03

oenfen gelernt uno Die meltpolitii6e
acknowledged Der o@eiBen Solioa-
ritGt" erfannt, mel6e our6 ben @elt-
frieg, oen n@eiBen 8iirgerfrieg",
perloren muroe uno Inn ieoen Yreis
interchangeable meroen. muB.
6reltnoi6aftli6e 8e5iebungen 5mi-
f6en @merifa unb 9eutl6lano biloen
eo5u cine ielbitperit6noli6e @orous-
ietung, ebenlo mie oie @elt elm Itar-
les 9eutlflano uno elm ltarfes Slime
rifa brau6t.
Sn Ser @rfenntnis, oaB sic natio-
noliItil6e 8emegung oas leBte Boil
perf gegen oie rote Slut bartlett uno
oaB oas 8eriagen Der iebigen 9ent=
lden &eeierung Die unbeilpoaiten
6olqen nit li6 bringen miiroe, miro
Sitter i'm pollen 8eiuiBtlein leiner
u~ngebeuren @erantmortung Dor Der
@elt uno ser @elhi6te NIT beiBem
Screen, aber fiiblen &opfe, porlidtig
m6eeno, entl6loilen uno titbn letne
biitoriIde Mufgabe uno lein 8ert
polenoen.
&llrt 6. 90. 9uoede,
Setter oes Observation-Disclosures
0reiiebienItes in @aibington, 8. s.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03

= FO1tf - 80 O&fff -
tie. SIN lebten Sabre purOen etWo
81 Bidder in engliider Spro6e
oGein eei6rieben, Die iebr geb6iiige
uno oft foli9e 9inge iiber oen uNln.
itreider" Sitter ousiagtenl 8enu
Sitter ie r&nitreidergeieue" NOR, 10
lit er beltte tpabrli6 Elm redt fdbiger
uno ipro6gemonoter M}onn gerpor-
oen, Ser nit fonigliden Sobeiten,
Nrin5en, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Mriitofroten llno dn0eren einfluBrei-
den Meniden perfebrt. Seine 3ei-
tunqen entbalten neben manden
pbontaitii6en 9ingen bod ou6 niel
&i6tiges, @6tes, oiel @olO, Dor al
lem in ser begeilterten, fanatii6-auf=
ridtigen @eiinnung gegen Oas oeltt-
Ide 8oterlono. @r miro in oieien
Soaen elm beitimmtes 8ro9ramm
oerfiinoen miiiien; wenn er feiten
Qan5 felten 8lan bat ooer ibn nift
6urbIesen fam, miro es linn mie lei
mem 8orgGpger Shleider ergeben,
ser ii6 in liebensfpiirOigiter @eile
nit aaen Sreuno mo6en moQte rno
es 10 feinem redt mobte.
Ole Snnenpolitif Sitler's oitrtte
ibm, penn lie oa8uiebr nod plinfs"
neigt, mande Mnbdnger foiten, mic
Sen Siibrer Oregon tro e +, An-
hanqer, melde a1f 0us 2odlport rio-
sioliItil6" i'm Namen ogeationalio5ia=
lift" bereinfielen. Sitter 5eigt beute
olrb @intreten in 0as %fonIerpatlne,
ori1tofrutiI6e Serrenflub=&ablnett
feline mobren Sorben. &ber pieaeift
pltroen ibm oie alten Staatsminiiter,
ME 8open, 3eurotb, SdDerin BON
&roiid, @lb BON &uebenaf, nltr out
%qeorGngt2 Sin5ufommen bret onoe-
re @r3fonierpotibe: 8erner BON
Glomberg, Alfreo Sugenberg nm
Sron8 Gelote. 8ieGei6t tit Sitter
Qor ni6t 10 er5=redfs= itebeno, mic
man 6enftl? 9l1r, Die ndd)iten 8o-
den merben es 3eigen. Sdon beri6-
ten omerifaniide 3ei.ungen bon Der
bepprftebeuoen &itdfebr oes aailers
nad 9euti6lono. Sitler's gerbolten
in oieien 9ingen lit nod INNER oltll-
fel, feltIom uno 5meioeutig getpeien.
Sebr i1nea bot man li6 o%tfenbar
in Berlin iiber Die perionli6 5uge-
Ipibten Mngriffe Der lebten Wtonate
Ibinneqgefebt. Sitter nno go
pen iiben iebt I'M iel6en &abinett, ole
iih fiir3li6 nod 10 befeinoeten. @$
poBt oas aQes ni6t re6t IN Oos @e-
iantt6ilo, oaS man BON Yapen nno
Sitter bisber bette. @u6 Sinoen=
BURG bat iid iiberreOen laiien, Sitter
sic Sono gu reiden. Sugenberg,
Gelote, Sitter, mie baben lie bisber
qeqeneinanoer %geitanoenl Sb Die
G%erIobnung BON 9auer iein miro?
Man fam es foum glauben. anBer-
Dem bat bic Hegiernng nift DIE Wtat
ioritGt i'm 81 Ell ids II g, Der berelts
oufqeloit muroe, ebe er 8nlammeit,
oefommen mar. 0elimablen limo onl
Sen 5. @edr5 angeiebt. Sitter bolt
feline Stimmen3abl Inn einbunoeri
Site 5u permebren. Die neltt
Sitler-& egierung iibt arf einem Gul
fan. @s rar16t uno pettert. sol
fentlid aGrt es aber nur gum ldlteB-
Iihen @lid uno Segen ii
oos 0euti Of &olf.
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03

StoatsmGnmer beute ni6t peri6mer-
Sen, nidt umionit li9 austoben lal=
len. Man mill Die oarin liegenoe
Graft ipeiIe nno na6 Mogli6feit 5nm
geIten oes oeutiden Bottles peripen-
BEN, iie in &an6le Der Staatsflnlt
uno Mitarbeit am @pble oes @an5ell
leiten nno gu meiier politii6er SOIL
tung er5ieben. 8egeiiterung allein
lit nod feline @eisbeit. 8ieleidt ge-
linqt es, our6 Die Sitlerioeale elm
neues idones 9eutf6luno a%uf5nbau-
en-. 8ieaei6t!
Washington Journal., 1933-02-03
Sitlerbegeiiternng uOn einem Mmeri
faner beIdrieben.

ueber ben S6ealismus, Ser in ben
&eiben Der iungen Sitlerfrennoe IN
9eutI6lono berri6t, iiber ben nn=
5meifelbaften Botriotismus, Die
5elbitloligfeit uno 9egeiiterung Der
Sitlerl6oren, i6rieb porigen Sotn-
tog auf @runo eigener 8eoba6tun-
gen @ernon Mc&en8ie einige 3eilen
(5unoap Star, 80. Sanuar) in Ell
mem longen @rtifel, Der ii6 i'm iibri-
gen nit Ser ymilitGrii6en" Insbil-
Dung Der vSitlertruppen" befaBt.
(0ie 2eute boben nur bol3erne Sn-
1trumente).
gr iogt 90 ). 8. bon Dem i6leii-
lden Sruppenfiibrer @omuno SCENES
cos 5olgenbe: SCENES 1T oas Soeal
zines Golooten. ST lit groBgebalt
Itarf, ober gelenfig, i6lanf, energii6,
fraftpoa, opnnmii6. @r lit bibl6
uno bat elm tooesperadtenoes Sa6eln
auf BEN 2ippen. @r beiibt Sugeno,
einen neberfluB BON 9ebensfrii6a.
uno bat feline militdriiden nno poll
tiiden Sporen peroient. @r bot Die
leltene @obe, Sreunoe 81 MAIDEN nro
ben aamero6en gu ipielen uno bod
gu gleider 3eit 9is5iplin gu b%olten."
uMIs @ruppenfiibrer lit Seines
BON 8eoeutung. @ber als 8erforpe-
rung Ser iiingeren oeutiden Siibrer
BON bellte 1T er elm be5eidnenoes
Symbol Der 3eit iiberbaupt. IS gibt
piele Mbentenrer ibealer Natur i'm
oeutIhen 8olfe, aber SCENES lit Der
EDp oelien, mas oas friegs- nno frie-
oensmiioe 9euti6lano beute mill:
9Suqeno, 2ebensfraft, %flammenoen
Nationalismus, 0is5iplin uno Sib-
rertum."
uSbgleid in 8apern geboren be-
Iibt er e6te preuBii6e Mitleibsloiig-
felt, 9raufedngertum. Gr fam Die
Mbiabe ~5uiammenidlagen 10 gut mle
Ser bette Subalterne IN oes friiberen
QQilers @aroe. gr fam totem, obne
@emiiiensgebiile gu baben. Sbne nit
Ser @imper gu 5uden bat er- Sooess
urteile iiber ii6 ergeben laiien !.
SCENES lit elm Soealiit, oelien 3ipei
9eitIterne 9euti1lan0 uno Sttler
fino. Or lebt MIR, nm No5is 81 IN
itruieren uno beren 6einoe 81 be-
fGmpfen. gr lit elm Mbenteurer, aber
81. Gh;obo~ for, fG,tf(ihpr npminn=
iiidtiger @eidGftsparteimanlt, TEN
geoungener Mietling. @r luft tel-
men moterielen 2obn; mas er int, ge-
~Itattet linn, i1pdrmeriid ii6 leine'l
@benteuern binaugeben nno td9llf
Dem go6e ms @ntlis 81 i6auen. Aus
foldem SoI8e iino 9eutidlanos
iingere Siibrer beute gei6nitt.
Cine iolde flammenoe gegeilte-
rung fir oas idone oeuti6e Batter
Lamb molten offenbar einige oeiltl1e