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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
THURSDAY, DECEMRrp =.

We decided to get the negro
awav as we didn't want more
bloodshed. The trial was stopped
before any witnesses were called.
We put a guardsman's uniform
coat. leggins and gas mask on
the negro and sneaked him out
the other door from the one the
mob was storming.
Adjt.-Gen. j. H. BalleW drove
I'D in his car. The guardsmen'
and I went along and made the
badly frightened negro lie down
on the back seat floor. Z
Harris didRt'itsay anything on
the trips We. drove plenty fast.
Just as we pulled out, one Of
the mob yelled 'there he, goes,"h
but they didn't' trglto follow. =.
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800 PER CENT GAIN

Chiffon, Wis, Dec. 20. (UP)
Wisconsin's smallest student body
was increased 800 per cent in one
day recently when three new stu
dents enrolled at the Hayton pub
lie school near here. Eunice BOIL,
in the second grade, was the only
student to enroll at the beginning
of the school year. Last year
there were five, but four gradu-
ated. In former years the enroll
ment had been as high as 60 and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
Adult Education
Among Negroes Is
Showing Progress

Much progress in the adult
schools among colored people is
reported by colored teachers en-
gagged in this work.. 80, ga
4 Four, teachers are engage ed; in
this work, three in the City and
one at Brickton and these teach
ers have an enrolment; Of about
48.. students each. A Large nuns
Der of these pupils have, been
taught to read and write.
There are musicians among the
teachers and musical activities
are being directed among the
adult students. A p" THANKSGIVING
service was held at the Ebenezer
Presbyterian church and a num-
Der of students and the teachers
took part. o.
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p pa y,; of California, which
steel asT fot used Iso,s as an s liSt';:
haps 2O"pef cent i pS, / had D., !.
, mine, the .rctaI ou lnSefes It; in Ii
s ~as a ,aesligibIe psfpu Of Of +. ea
lar which came to gave NE every VERY d,
ProRsrts to The Red IL cr 55sn d
similar a. organizations" H'Oss al.
Of B tha nj praised the ..,,,.i.
said Sa IN" the war sd industries b ost,'
frequent. ?inyestigYsdtlio,|I tFPstoo
with hostility and s~I NOT 9al
d scrap Of t evidence was as es. ,aa I,
tee under chairmansbin' hing = cG q nit
Broo sti of which he u 10 ss'e
ex,0ffIeIo member, was pn "% q
solely by considerations 81 se'sna
plete fairness" !" CO..,
Il regard the action =.
of the committee rcspors u; 'a!s
this development as bs;r s.''e ta
and unjust, it is not tho e.. eaal
that this practice mas been 'i i,i Ses
ed in but in spite Of such .t:as.
my record remains clear ''"s
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20

iro Numbers were, first. the
cradle song by the third and
fourth grades, and an Austrian
folk song called the Shepherds
Christmas song rendered by the
fifth and sixth grades. More than
$50 children took part. -,
Mrs. j. c. Morrow, Jr., could
never be praised enough for her
excellent training and direction
of this large group, some oil
whom she goes to daily for several
weeks but everyone knows Of her
great ability. The teachers lent
excellent cooperation and assist
ed her in training the children;
besides they presented Mrs. Nor
row with an exquisite corsage OF
pink roSebuds.
Miss Mary Brooks, able church
organist, presided at the beautl-
full instrument; her opening num-
Der, Call of the Angels by Scot
son Clark, was rendered with eX-
ouisite effect, Miss Kate DOtsOn,
another outstanding local artist,
was at the piano for several ac-
compartments. The musicians
wore veStmentS also.
The pastor, the Rev. Broadus
F.. Jones, read a beautiful Christ
mas passage from Luke and Of
fered prayer. He announced that
all of the carol singers are invit-
ed to take part in this service
which will be repeated there at
1880 O'Clock Sunday evening. The
toy band will not play because
Miss Morrow will be out of the
city.
Mrs. ]. w. Payne. chairman of
the Wednesday Music club, asked
to make an announcement which
proved to be the presentation of
a handsome blooming Christmas
plant which she presented to
Mrs. Morrow in token of the love
and esteem the club and the chill
dren have for her and showing
the realization of her true worth
and love Of the art.
The last beautiful selection
was Angels from the Realms of
Glory by all the children follow
ed with silent prayer, before the
organ pealed forth strains of
lovely numbers as the apprecia-
tive audience filed out feeling
happier for that hour of music.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
Stop Getting Up Nights
MAKE THO pic TEST

Use Juniper oil, Buchu leaves,
etc, to flush out excess acids and
waste matter. Get rid of bladder
irritation that causes waking upi
frequent desire, scanty flow,
burning and backache. Get Juni-
per all, Buchu leaves, etc, in little
green tablets. called Bukets, the
bladder laxative. In four days if
not pleased go back and get your;
25c. Get your regular sleep and
feel "full of pep" The Justus
Pharmacy, Wilson Drug Co.,
ScruggS Drug Store.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
TOWN PLANS CENTENNIAL

STURGEON BAY, Wis. Dec.
2O.-CUP)-A centennial in hon
or of the coming of the FIRST white
settler to Door county in 1885, is
being announced here by the In
crease Claflin committee. Increase
Claflin settled on this peninsula
in May, 1885, at a point later
known as Little Sturgeon. He re-
NAMED nine wears before moving
to Fish Greek. Prior to settling
here, Claflin had lived at Kau-
kauna and Green Bay, both of
which were fur trading posts at
that time.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
GAMBLING INCREASES

BIARRITZ. France, Dec. 20
(UP)-Despite complaints on the
poorness of the tourist season, the
Casino de Biarritz today reported
a gain of 100000 francs
(S66,OOO) in profits for the 1888
"a season. The total gambling
profits were reported as 100000
francs, much of it from Ameri-
cans.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
By Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 9S Before II Noon
RElD-C'SHIELDS
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

RElD-C'SHIELDS
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs W. b. Reid was hostess at a
lovely bridge yesterday when
proved TO be of more than usual
interest as il developed into an
announcement party. The Christ
mas motif was used effectively IN
all the appointments with bloom
;ng poinsettiaS and everygreehS
forming a pretty setting. -
The mantel was banked with
leucothoe sprays conferred with an
electric wreath. Across the cor
Nor of the white table covers was
broad red ribbon ending IN
how \ small frosted Christmas
free centered the table about
which were grouped handmade
mint cups in the form OF ChriSI-
mas trees. The tallies were -ador-
able hand-painted SantaS from
whose pack a tiny card chipping
ont bore the announcement:
"Buddy and Matt-Jan. ! 1889
Thus the approaching marriage
of Mrs. Reds daughter, Miss
Clara Reid. ID Mr.. Matt VI.
O'Sbields of Shelby, was revealed;
Madeira napkins were presented
~ the bride-elect, popular men,
her Of the young set. Top score
trorbv was awarded to Mrs. FRED
MstuS second high to Mrs. l.. A.
Cossrtt while the low score prize
fell to Mrs. Arthur Shepherd.
Following this o salad and open
face sandwiches, in the iuletlde
tone. angel food cake and col
fee were served.
Attending this charming affair
for Miss Reid were Misses TomHI
mic Shepherd, Margie McCarson,
Robbie Ross, Marion Pace, Annie
Laurie Carson, Grace Allen, Jim
mie Reid, Mesdames +. D. De-
viney. Eric Frady, Arthur Red
den GoSsett, JuStuS, Shepherd,
Harold Bangs. Joe Nofz, hath-
crime Wiseman, William NJ. Shep-
herd, Max Pullen. Warren Stokes,
Trig Britain, King Morris, '. [.
V. Shepherd. Otis Stepp and }.
c. Peden, and Mrs. Mabel Manus
of ASheville.
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SAFETY EXPERT HIT

HAVERHILL, Mass, Dec. ~.
UTP)-Mrs. John F. Collins was
a hospital patient yesterday, with
injuries suffered when struck by
an automobile. Monday she ad-
dressed public school children on
"safetv ard traffic hazards"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
SKATES FOR GUESTS

BOSTON, Dec. 2p.-CUP)-
Hotel Ritz-Carlton, overlooking
the picturesque fgure-eight pond
in the public garden, is now of
fering guests the use of ice skates.
Twenty pairs are available. and
the supply will be increased upon
demand.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
HOTEL MAN DIES

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 20. CUP
John Lott, Sd, vice-president of
the Dinkler Hotels Co., Inc, and
formerly an executive of the st.
Charles hotel in New Orleans,
died at his home here yesterday
after a long illness.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20

The disappearance of Mrs. Leah
Gatska Durant, above, merry ga
year-old widow, native of Johns
town, Pa, created New York's
newest night life mystery. Wear
ing a $4,000 mink coat and gems
worth $4,000, she left her apart
ment to go to Greenwich Village
at 2 in the morning. Although
police searched for her secretly
for several days, no trace of her
whereabouts could be found. She
was we'll known in gay night re-
sorts.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
HOOVER BABY DIES

DOVER, o., Dec. 2O.-UP)-
Herbert Hoover, third. named af-
ter the former president during
the later's last months in office,
is adead after a four-day illness.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
KILLED BY PLANE

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 20
(UP).-Stanford Baldwin, %, of
birmingham Center, Mass, was
killed last night when a low-wing
monOplane in which he was MAX
ing practice spin fell 1000 feet
into q mud flat,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
BREWERS INDICTED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. (UP)
A federal grand Jury today lndl-
Gated Anheuser Busch, lncorpor-
ated, Saint Louis, on II counts
for violating NRA brewers code.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
CARD OF THANKS

Wa wish to tsank thes many
friends for their kindness and
hxaany services. for :. our. dear
others - A e. 80 {. - ! = :. = - -
" Mrs. ichard AideFss Mrs. h. c.
& Jppes, MRS A. F. Finley. Mrs:
J. c. Thompson. 1tp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
JUNIOR C. A.
TO MEET

Junior G. A, Group No. l, will
meet tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
at the home of their leader, Mrs.
j. w. Farmer, on Fleming street.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
MOB BURNS COURT
HOUSE; 2 KILLED

Continued from page one) .
trouble or anyone being hurt and
were pushed. to extreme measures,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
DOES ANY ONE CHURCH EXCEL In HOLMES;
IN IMITATION OF THE LIFE OF JESUS CHpEn

Let refresh in minds what the Son of did and @
in this regard All courteously and cordially invited ~
this eighth lecture of the series by Rev Leo Gerard 6o
Immaculate Conception Church, Sunday afternoon Decs
. at. FOUR-THIRTY. = " !
because of National Catholic broadcast at fvbv
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-12-20
BARUCH HITS SENATE :
COMMITTEE ON QUIZ
(Continued from mage one)

ed that was even remotely con-
nected with the war program -
which was then not actually un-
der way since we were not at
war-was the Atolia Mining COM
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

men. 9a5u fommen ounn tpeitere
ausgaben uno 8erluite, io0aB er fife
@n0e Sunni 1886 nit elmer 0ffentIi-
6en 8eri6uIoung Der 8llnoesfaiie
BON fait 80 MiQiaroen Dollar red
net. @eipart miro alto in ben nod
item Sabren nihts, ionoern Die ShilI=
ben tperoen INNER GROCER, uno bielc
amerifaner fragen li6 belorgt, pie
Oas Dobl en0en meroe. &ooIebeIt
glaltbt, oaB oie iibernG6ite Genera
tion lih elmer ~geiunoen, uormalen,
l6uloenfreien @irtl6aftsloge meroe
e~rfreuen f0nneil aber oas lit nod
cine lange 3eit, in Der lid pieI En-
eignen tam. Sem 3ieI lit Abbalt
Der 0ffentliden 8epirtidaftlng bonn
Sabre 1886 an, ieood inter 8eibe=
baltung Der beb0roli1en, Itaots lo5ia=
liitii6en &ontrone unter einen mo
tionolen 8lan", o6er fpie man i'm
bier ieBt nennt, einem n25 Sabr-
8lan~, Der aaeroings iid at einem
80 Sabr-Hlon" ousoebnen fam.
Sir Die nadlten Sabre miro ouf
Yltmp gelebt, uno 8tDar miro IN gan3
groBem StiI gepumpt; oas tp1re III
feinem on0eren 2anoe Der @elt m0g=
lid. Sn Mmerifa, oas geniigen6
2anomirti6aft uno geniigenoe anoere
Booeni9dbe bat un0 bonn Iuslano
foit unabbdngig TT, farm Elm iolher
Blan pieleibt @rfolg baben, oenn
6as @elo bIeibt inn 2anoe uno err
rei6t anmdblih einen i9neueren l1m=
lauf onrb itaatli6e &reoit-0 peratio-
men, looaB cine Anfurbeluug Ser
omerifanil6en @irtidaft onf 0ieIem
@ege immerbin m0glid lit. &oole-
belt erflart, oas lei Der ein8ig mog=
li6e @eg, Inn ben groBen Maiien
nieoer 5reuOe am 2eben un0 an Der
Arbeit 5u berfhaffen, un6 mir Min
i6en ibm babel bon @er5en @rfolg.
Sc mebr 2dn0er fi1 our1 Itnaslo5ia=
liitiide 8lonnirtihaft pieoer ouf eli
ne geiunoe @rltnologe Itellen, oefto
eber riidt Der 3eitpunft berun, gu
Dem Die @olfer Der @elt tpieoer an-
chamber Sntereiie getpinnen un0
einen gegenieitig nllbbringenoen Ser
febr onfnebmen f0nnen. Mugenblid=
Iid aber lit Mmerifa nod I'M erften
8orbereitungs=S tooirm, uno ane
biefigen Greignifie miiiien unter bic
lem @eiidtsminfel beltrteiIt peroen.
Meine 9onnen uno @erren, 0ie
Nationol 8rou6caiting Company
tpiinidt Sbnen re1t guten gmpfong.
@ooo=bpe uno anf @%ieoerboren am
%. Sanuar.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
9OrOtbea 8ied in sntem, menem
Slim.

9ieienigen, Die oielen, bic oiefe
8o6e Dos finomatograpbifde Bib
Cradle Song, tporin Oorotbea
@ied als uS9mefter Soanna~ sic
Solptrole ipielt, geieben baben, bo-
ben 5tpar Diel getpeint, fino ober 3u-
frieoen nod Sallie gegongen. DoS
Bib tDur0e au6 in ben SageS3eitun=
gen gelobt; es banoelt li1 oarin i'm
Wf1tterliebe nno @ntiogurlg, ettpas,
mos lelten bon &olDtDooo fommt.
Dorotbea 8ied lit befannt BON benz
Slim: nM6ohen in Uniform Iie
ipielt AUDI in Dem nelten Slim rubig,
obne Seniation, Dornebm NIT mill
Dem, D~eriteben0en 21GeIn in ben Mu-
gen nno auf ben 9ippen. 9as Stid
ipielt in einem alolter in Spanien,
mo Elm DerlaIienes &in0 inter Dem
ShuBe Der S6melter SoannQ ollf=
tud9it, Damn ober ibre @r3ieberin,
iDelde Mutteriteae Bel ibr Dertrat,
riidiidtslos perl1Bt. tuie es chen Iein
mlB, Uelln ainoer groB merOea.
0orotbea @ied poBt gut fir oie &ol=
le, nel6e idon ouf Ser 8iibne bon
gua Sc @aLiene geipielt muroe. 9ie
anoern S6ouipieler uno G1onipiele-
rinnen in Dem Bib MAIDEN ebenfanS
ibre Sadie gang Dor8iielid. Mnu
pergiB ben Slim nidt leidtl
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
8ilOer Oum 8eltfrieg nit 6entid-
feinblidem Segt.

0ret 3eitungen in 8nibington be-
gaunen Dorieen Sonntag NIT Der
geroffentlidung elmer @eItfriegsge-
l6idte in 8iloern, nit begleitenoem
Cert. Inter ben 8il0ern fonnte man
Bemerfrngen uno grfldrungen leien
tpie: emperor @ere BE mas, folfs-
8ilbelm Of GERMANY al ore{ieo Up
ano rearin' to 90 on bis Dream Of
porlo conqueit" ooer Scr Gag oocs
oGouiin George ano &oiler 8ia"
ooer u@ermanD bas pioloteo Bel
GUM" uno 10 tpeiter, 10 dbnlid mie
1914 un0 m6Breno 0es @eltfrieqes
lelber. Aur fam es oamals in @ol-
fenbriibens mo es beute MIR fleire
aprilfdouer lino. sic lernen ni6ts
uno baden nidts gelernt. Die Gil
gen bon oamals iino enogiiltiq @abr-
beiten Der @ei9idte. Sn Ser ameri=
foniiden 8olfsibule Iernen bic Sill
Der es, tDie es in Oen 3eitlngen Itano
uno itebt.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
3e6c Or. Gb6D's in Baltimore segen
Sitter.

0ienstag Abeno, is. Sanror, bielt
Or. Sberpooo G0oD, Sdriftiteder,
Ser Gnoe Dorigen Sabres BON einem
3=nlonatli6en Gufentbolt in 9euti1-
Lamb 3uriidfebrte Gin Berlin belt CT
antibitlerii9e &e6en), in Baltimore
i'm Sotel u8elDeoere~ Dor ben Mit=
glieoern oes 8altimorer 3meiges 6es
uamericon Sefpilb GongreB" einen
@ortrag iiber uSitler'S 1anenge to
Democracy. Ct manote iif gegerl
oie rbarbarii6e 0iftatur" &itlers III
9ingen Der freien 8reile, &eligion,
Su0en, So5ialoemofraten, &ommu-
niiten, anoerer 8arteien, S1ule, SIT
oultrie, Mrbeit etc. Or logte I1on
friiber, in 9eutl6lano berridte beute
Der Serror, Sob, atrocities, 8el-
folgung, 8eroadtigune, uno Die &6lf-
te oes S6ledten iei nod nidt einmal
geiagt tpor0er. @ie mans eben alif-
faBt!
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
snberfnlOfs in 8aIbinstun.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Ser
Staot 8aibington Iiegen, tpie man
geraoe omtlid feitgeitelt bat I'M
Centrum Der Sta6t, unO omar
bautpiadlid in BEN Negergegenoen
5wiiden Der nSiebten~ StraBe, Stem
0orf gpenue" uno Stem Seriep
MOenue", NorOmeit, olih 3pii1en Ser
uSiebten~ uno rNortb Capitol
StraBe, in ser @egeno bon g.
StraBe nno IS" uno IS StraBe,
Noromeit. S6limm lit eS aud in
Der @egeno Der uNeunten1 StraBe,
uno u@lften" GtraBe, Noromelt, 5tpi-
ihen ugermont apeuue" uno uMalia-
dnietts aoenne~, Noromeit, uno nadb
Der u14ten" StraBe 5lt, iiberoa, po
Die Neger oibt 3uiammen mobnen,
ndbreno in ben 8~oritaoten uno All
Dem 2anoe orauBen Die 8erbdltniIie
anoers, geiunoer uno better iino.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
Sin iibiides anti-Sitler-8 latt il
8altimpre.

Sn Baltimore eri6eint felt Dorigell
CONNER elm Bulletin Of tie 8olti-
more Brand, - Mmerican SetuiIb
@ongreB". 9ie le1fte Summer BON
Sanliar 1884 entbdlt auf bier Soften
fur3e Mrtifel pie: nNo8iitii6er Mnti-
iemitismus mGdlt in ben Hereinafter
Staaten" ODER 0Mntiiemitismls ols
6riitlides Hroblem" ODER meiter
nNems NoteS~ uno v@orlo SSmpli-
cations of SitleriSm" uno &err SIT
ler's nWiD 8attle", etc. Gin anoerer
fur3er Mrtifel beiBt: uSitler Sere TO
Stop"; oarin miro propbe3eit, ooB
Sitter nod LANCE I'M Mmt fem miro
1. neil er Die oeutl1e Sugeno un0
Die Mittelflailen %getponnen bat; feline
8epegung lit alio rti6t ioentil1 nit
Mriitofrntie ODER Hroletariat; 2. neil
Die 9eutihen 9lutorit1t uno l1nifor-
men lieben; 8. neil er mebr an Ser3
utlo @emiit als an ben 0erItan0 un0
Die @irtIdaftsnot ~appeliert. 49, Gin
@rtifeI 81 Na5i in Bolton" befaBt lih
nit Or. Srieori9 SG0nemann's Me.
De in Bolton am 26. 0obember 1888
in miloer Sorm. ~ Sdriftleiter oes
Bulletin lit &abbi Goparo 8. ST
rael, Bolton nno @illon StraBc,
Baltimore.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
@ilfins Coffee anS Sea.

1niern 2eiern ftebt elm beionoeres
8ergniigen beoor uno 5tpar ieoen
Montag, 9ienstag, Mittpod, 9ol-
nerstag uno 5reitag. lin GAS lbr
abenos an 6ieien 9agen gibt oie be-
fannie u@ilfins Coffee Sirma flint
MoI bic @ohe an Der &aoioitation
1860 cine groBe &aoio-8orftel
lung.
Die 2eier oes u@aibington Sour,
nails" iolten fib oieies 8rosramms
INNER erinnern lin 6.45 ubr obenos,
bon Montae Bis 5reitag. Station
1850 @ilfins Coffee.
Greitogs beginnt oas Hrogrnmm
INN $50 ubr.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

Mpcnfrdnter, 8lntbeleber,
INNER friih az baben i'm
8aru bes nBaibinatuu SOaraal"
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
Sin auqenaeltqe fdreibt 0oriiber:

0GtI TO-. NSQ4Llul 1Ct1. VIII IO4tn
~nenflarer falter @intertag nm 8oris.
Set bier Mtonaten 1T Die StoOt BE.
lagert. @aite lit Die @anidmfeit be-
Ion0ers angelpannt. 9riiben uno
biiben tueiB man, mas I'M naben Ser
ioiaes Dor fi6 gebt. Snmitten oes
&riegsIdrms bouSiebt Iif bort elm
b61ites Sr~ie0ensmerf. Sm @piegeI-
iaole bon Sranfreids itol5eItem SEQ
nigspoGoft lift Elm SeloaIar erri9tet,
ein8ig geidmiidt init Dem giiernen
&relt3 auf rotieioenem @runo. SIN
Salbfreis Oeutihe 6iirlten. 3u III
rer Seite @enerdle uno Minifter,
gismord an Der SpiBe. Gem Mltare
gegeniiber an ie9sbunOert oeutide
9ffi3iere un0 Soloaten. BALD nod
Der Mittagitlin6e tritt &oni9 @ilbelln
Elm. @ie Sanger Der Regimenter tn
tonieren pSSoud3et Dem Germ ole
8elt". @inem @borolgelang Der
gan3en @emeinoe foIgen 9iturgic
uno @eibegebet. 9anflieo uno Sc
gen beihlieBen bic gottes0ienftlide
6eier. Ser &0nig tritt Dor oie Sab
men uno fiin0et 6iir1ten uno freien
St10ten Die Mnnobme Der NIT Mie=
oerber1tequng 0es 0eutfden &ei6s
ibm oargebotenen &oiiertpiiroe. 9a-
nod p~erlieit oes &ei1es eriter Sang
Ter 0ie 8ot56aft an 0as 0eutIde
8olf, Die nit benz @el0bnis i6lieBt,
oMle5eit Mebrer oes &ei6S 5l IeilL
nidt an friegeriihen groberungen,
ionoern an ben @iitern lino @aben
oes 6~rieoens, ouf Dem @ebiete notio=
mailer 8oblfabrt uno @elittung.@
Srieori6 BON 8ooen bringt elm Sod
SEM Goifer. Die 9ffi3iere griiBen
i'm 8orbeimari1 ibren oberiten
&riegsberrn. 8ie ernfte idlibte
6eier lit 81 gnoe.~
lno oiefer 2eitgeoanfe, Mebrer
oes @eids an ben @iitern un0 Ga
ben oes 6rieoenS, auf benz @ebiete
Matchmaker @oblfobrt nn0 @efittung
al ieirb Bot in bier3ig 5rieoensiabren
oas oeltti9e 8olf 3u nngeobnter 8lii-
tie gebrndt. Mber MiBgunit uno geei0
Der @elt gonnten inns uniere Wadt
lno unferen @oblitan0 ni9t, 5u oft
ffon batter frenoe Wddte aus Der
oeutiden 3erriiienbeit fir li6 8rofit
geI6logen. @s liegt ni1t i'm Hub-
men oieier grinnerungsitunOe, iiber
BEN @eltfrieg, feline llriaden un0
6olgen 8etra1tungen an5uitenen.
gatr oas Cine ion geiogt fem, oaB
aud oieIer @rIdiitterung Der @runo-
Iagen unIeres notionalen 2ebens Der
Neidsge6nnfe Itanogebalten bat.
l1no nenn mir beute, nie 1913
nod langen SaBren i6merer Beorii-
dung uno ~nationoler nneiuigfeit nie-
Der our6 groBe Siibrer pahgeriittelt
moroen iiro 1tilo boil @%offnung auf
cine erneute fefte 6iigung oes &eihes
I'M Snnern ulo nah MuBen bliden
f0nnen, oann Ioa uns oiefe Crime
ruagsltunoe an Die groBeu Saten uno
9pfer unierer @Gter Elm Nniporn
iein, ieOer an ieinem 8labe uno ieOer
nah leiner &raft an Der groBen Muf-
gabe mit8uarbeiten, Die id) III ben
8orten unierer NotionolbDmne aus
oriiden mill:
Ginigfeit nm6 Nied)t unS Jreibeit
Sir Oas 0ertIde &aterlanOl
e
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
3nm Is. Sanuar
(Sortiebuu9 bon Der eriten 9eite)

ideitert aud oieie boffnungsboae
8~eriammlung nadoem &0nig 5rieo-
rid 8ilbelm Der 8ierte BON BreuBen
Die linn angetragene &aiiermiiroe OBJ
gelebnt batte.
glber aud oieier 5ebp6log ouf
Dem 8ege our @inigung lit MIR Elm
Marfftein. 9ie Srage, unter tpel1er
8iibrung Die politii9e ginigung oes
geiomten Deuti9tltms Dol8ogen per=
ben ioa, Oh rrtter Selterrei1s oDer
@reuBens, itebt meiter often, Bis iie
8uguterleBt our6 Die @affen auf benz
S6la6tfeloe bon &oniggr1B enti6ie-
ben miro.
go b~eoauerli6 a1t9 Der @erIuft Ser
Niuionen 9euti9en innerbalb 9eIt-
reids fir Die 0euti6e Ginbeit bleibt,
10 lift bod onmit Der @eg 5u S6af-
Jung oiefer Ginbeit freigelegt.
Der Mor66euti9e 8uno
entItano, gebiIbet aus BreuBen, idmt=
li1en Nor1- uno Mittel0euti1en
Staaten, 5uiammen 81 an Der 3abl,
III einem 8unbes1taat ~3uinmmenge=
faBt. 0ieieS nelte @ebiloe tit, dbn-
li9 ben 9ereinigten Gtoaten BON
Amerifa, Elm feitgefiigtes uno ielb-
ltdn0iges Stoatsneien nit eigenen
Wa6tmitteln, benz @eere uno Der
6lotte oes Norooeuti9en 8un6es.
Mogen aud Die gin5elitnaten nod
m~eitgebenoe Sobeitsredte 9enieBen,
10 tritt Dem @uslanoe gegeniiber Ger
8uno als gei6loilenes @an5es auf.
Die einaelnen 8unoesltaoten entiano=
ten lire 8ertreter III ben 8unoesrat,
als 8olfsbertretung itano neben oie-
fem Der Nor0oeutlhe &ei6stag.
Gem &onig bon 8reuBen als Dem
Sberbalipt oes 8unoes bat nun Elm
giitiges @eidiG einen Mon1 our
Seite gegeberL Ser als 8auberr oes
9eutl1en &ei9es riibmenoer @rndb-
niflg beroient; Der Mltrei9sfan5ler
Sttobon8 ismard.
l1eber ale inneren uno 6itBerer
@ioerit1noe bintpeg bolt er 0as bobe
8iel Der oeuti6en ginigung itets I'M
Iuge.
Grit berfpottet, oarn befeboet,
8ielgel1mdbt in allen Qanoett,
&at er oennod boben Mlites
Mufreht itets unO felt geitanoen.
Damn gebaBt, uno oann gefiirdtet,
Damn geIiebt, berebrt, bepunoert,
MIio itebt er, cine S6itIe,
l1eberrageno oas Sabrbun6ert.
9urb Die Seuerprobe oes oeuti9-
fran30fii6en &rieges fommt Die gini-
gitng linter @ini1lnB Der iiiooeuti6ea
Stnnten Bayern, @iirttemberg, Bn-
ben uno SeIlen 5uifdnoe; uno am is.
Sanuar 1871 tpuroe Der Eraltm Der
8eIten i'm 8olfe Wabrbeit; in Sem
oeslano, i'm SpiegeIioale oes 8eriaii-
Ter Shloiies, bon benz 10 Diele, fir
9eutihlano u~nbeilbone @efeble aus
gegangen maren, tprroe @ilbelm Der
Siegreide gum Deuti6en @aiier aus
gerufen.