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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1934-03-22
ElIensburg, Wash.

Rev. D. D. Banks of Pocatello
preached at the Second Baptist
Church Sunday.-Rev. c. B. Gle
ments and congregation were the
guests of the A.M.E. Church last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. James Rob-
inson and small son of Yakima
were visitors in the city last week
and house guests of Rev. and Mrs.
E. Henderson.-M essrs. Glen Har-
ris, James Craven, Ralph Perkins
and Eddie Thompson were visitors
here Sunday from Yakima.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Boyd were hosts at
luncheon last week honoring Mrs.
John Woods and Mrs. Harry Eli
son.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence VIII
liams were hosts to a party We'd
nesday in honor of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Williams
Rev. o. Stalsworth is in Seattle on
business.
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TACOMA NEWS
@. B. Aldrich, EdltOr-afer.
0asH Pacific ave.

IN response to the appeal Of the
Tacoma editor for eoiored citizens
to send letters and kilograms to
their congressman to sign the De-
Priest petition to force a resolu-
tion IN Congress for debate on the
cafe segregation rule, more than
fifty local citizens have sent letters
and kilograms We thalk sou FOR
this cooperation.
Many eolored citizens visited the
German warship, Karlsrue, while
In this port last week.
A large crowd attended the mee-
ting Of the Tacoma N.A.A.C.P. on
Sunday evening held at Bethlehem
church and heavd Mr.. Joseph Jack
son Of Seattle, secretary Of ths Sc
attic Urban League, give a very
interesting address on the Negro
Problem"
Many friends Of Rev. A. W. John
son, former pastor Of Allen A.M.E.
Church, win be sorry to learn Of
the death of his mother last week
ia Oakland.
Mrs. Dora Wood who has been
living for some time IN Yakima has
returned to reside In Tacoma.
Mr.. 9. B. Aldrich viii be glad to
hear from any person knowing the
late Mrs. Mamie Covington during
her residence in Chicago prior to
her coming to Tacoma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams was host
ess for the meeting Of the Sierra
Leone Club at her home on Thurs
day. After the business session,
the hostess served delicious lun-
cheon.
Mrs. e. B. Wilson assisted by
her daughter, Miss Allie, entertain
ed members of the Booklovers club
last Monday. THE Quest OF the
Silver Fleece" by w. E. Dubois
was discussed by the members at
ter which the hostess served lun-
cheon.
Full Gospel Pentecostal Church,
25th & Tacoma Ave-, Elder e. F.
Morris pastor-The pastor spoke
last Sunday at both morning and
evening services. On Wednesday
the Missionaries met at the Faith
home with Mrs. Charles johnson
leader. On Friday evening the
Faith Home win be consecrated.
You are invited to attend this NEE
ting. The Faith Home is located
at 1744 Market st.
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Legal NOtices
RAY m. WARDALL
1902 Smith Tower


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR KING COUNTY, IN PRO
BATE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF A. ]. FELKER, deceas-
ed.
No. $685., NOTICE OF HEAR
ING FINAL REPORT AND Pc
Triton FOR DISTRIBUTION.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that KATHERINE E. FELKER,
administrative of the above estate,
has filed in the clerks office her
final report and petition for dis
tribution asking the court to set
tie said estate and distribute the
property to her as the sole heir Of
the decedent, and discharge said
administrative; and that said re-
port and petition will be heard on
the 18th day of April, 1884, at o.
80 A NJ. in the Probate Depart
ment of the above court.
DATED this 21st day of March,
1884 ABE N. OLSON
Clerk of said Court.
BY H. C. GORDON, Deputy.
1st Pub. March %, 1884.
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Yakima, Wash.

Mrs. H. Allen OF TorpenisS is
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
veay this week.-Mrs.. 7. Summers
Of Pasco spent the week end here
on business.--Mr. Cliff ft-gan spent
the week Waiting friends in Seat
tle.--Rev. C. B. Clements was In
charge of the evening services at
the First Methodist church (white)
In Selah Sunday. Solos were rem
dered by Mrs c. Mckinney, Mrs.
c. Sims and Mr.. c. H. Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Jr., Mr.. Ma
nuel Nunles and Mr.. Marshall, ST.,
of Seattle were guests at dinner
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc
veay. Covers were laid for twelve.
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Dr. and Mrs. DeNorpal UnthRnk
have rented the Crosawhite home
at 1897 Division. The crosswhitea
haSS moved to their homo N 1lsnts.
Ntb. s. J. Minor spent fort
Esd1's vacation at Gesrheart
Ms. ". Boyle was hostess to
the Moaaay Bridge Class At which
Nh Georgia KsIlis vas guest Of
henah Other guests were Mes
DANES Elliott, G. r Redd, K. Le-
wis, and L. Duncan.
Mr.. Abe I. corneal was host on
Tuesday to a group Of friends at
/ Chinese supper
Sgt. Joseph White Camp and
Auxiliary are planniSs a recital to
be held ct the Court House on May
y. Mrs. Mabel sheppard win be
s0loist.
Mrs. ". H. Myles was hostess
friday st 3 dinner given IN honor
q hef cousin, hrs. Minnie Tucker,
business woman OF Elsinore, Calf.
Messra. Emerson Wilson and 2.
Owens Of Tacoma and Seattle
spent the week end here.
Little Greta Mae Reese was in
eluded en- the program at the NEE
ting Of the Scout Young Camp,
spanish American War Veterans.
Mrs. Emms McGinnis left last
week for Muskogee, 0lrlas where
she was called on account Of the
Illness Of her father.
Mr.. S. s. Walker was honor
guest On his birthday Saturday
night at an informal party at the
home OF his friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Scott.
Mrs. Edna Cain left Thursday
for Kelso after short stay IN the
city.
dancing Monday night at the Elks
Temple. John F. Guy Is W. n.
The committee for the social eyen-
ing is waldo Boyle. K L. Cup, c.
". Scott, u. 6. Reed and Berrie
TInseley.
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"The Holy Sepulchre," an Easter
pageant with cast Of forty per4
sens including a special chorus Of
twenty, Nll be presented At Beth
q Church Sunday night. April l
(Easter1. sololats VIII be Mrs. r.
r. KING and hrs. Jessie Gfayson.
TIE pageant viii pc under auspices
q the BetheIite Club and AIRS. LIZ
Ia Gragg win be dsvector.
Williams Avenue n. W. c. A.,
Miss r. Elizabeth Summers. act
ing secretary-Mrs. Lena Bowers
has arranged an excellent program
for vesper services Sunday after
1oon at 3 o'clock. The leader ex-
tends a cordial invitation to the
public and desires to open services
at 5 .. N. promptly. Refreshments
win he served at the close Of tbs
meeting. u
Mesdames T. Grigsby and L. p.
Price met with the Grade School
Club on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa Nichols served a de-
lIcious surprise luncheon to Mrs.
r. F. Morrison and her sewing
committee on Tuesday. The staff
was also included IN the treat.
Mrs. Robenia Martin attended,
the Annual Banquet Of the Bust
ness and Industrial Club held IN
st. Johns on Monday evening.
Indoor tennis and basketball were
played by the girls Of the Business
and Industrial Club OF our Branch
on Tuesday evening.
Club notes: Mrs. Pclyann Reed
gave an interesting resume Of cur
rent events at the meeting Of the
Literary Research Club Friday.
Mrs. B. A. Randolph gave a read
ing, and Mrs. Bonnie Boyle gave
a talk on club activities. Mrs
Bessie johnson was hostess to the
meeting Of the Rosebud Club We'd
nesday. The Modern Matrons Is
sued invitations to friends for an
Easter Tea to be given on Easter
Sunday at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Kathryn Boyle.
Reported i'll: Mr.. David Haslxins
Is much improved; Mrs. willis An
derson sprained her ankle and is
confined to her home.
Mrs. Bonnie Boyle win conduct
a hostess meeting with the High
School girls on Thursday after
noon. This club is sponsoring an
Easter Sunday Silver Tea from 8
to 5 o'clock.
Excelsior Lodge No. %, F. & A.
NJ. California Jurisdiction, win en-
terrain members Of Mt. Hood Chap
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Vsncouver, B. c.


Under the .ase!ees Of Grouse
Mountain Lodge Il Elks Of which
he was a charter member funeral
services were held March II Tor
Mr.. Harold Estes Mrs. Lewis
Curry, sister of th deceased, ar
rived for the fun raj Among
those reported sick this week are:
Ross Hendrix, George Seals, and
Joe Rice.-Miss Jeanne Fuller was
hostess at tea last week honoring
Mr.. Kenneth Spencer, baritone and
radio star Of San Francisco.-The
Get Together Club announces a
dance to be given April 2.-Tom-
my Thompson AID the Misses e.
eanor Philips, J. Fuller and Fran
ces oldroye win be starred Ia a
program Mohaay night at the Ho-
tel Vancouver.r-The Board of APP
peals turned d,5wn the plea for a
rehearing by Buddy White and he
win have to serve fifteen months
in Ohalla. Ray Simpsons Smoke
Shop like most of Rays invest
nents, has gone up in smoke. Dc
not be surprised, however, If the
joyial fat boy pops up with ano-
Their Investment Jimmie Jones
and his fighting protege, Sonny
Jones, are In Seattle this week
where Sonny win soon appear In
one of the fight shows Miss Fra
ncis Carter left for Seattle where
she win visit her mother and sis
ter.
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wife founded the first colored Bap-
fist church n that section Of the
country. They are both in their
eighties. but hale and hearty.
Among their descendants is Gar
land Anderson, the playwright,
whose drama, Appearances" Gre
ated considerable comment In N.
Y. and London.
IN the third generation Of this
stock one finds TabItha Anderson,
lawyer, and her sister. Mary Ada
Anderson, who has just completed
course in music at the Universe
ty of California.
Attorney Mash
Perhaps no more colorful char
acter has ever paraded across the
pages of San Francisco history
than Attorney Mash. Nobody
seems to recall what his real name
was and there are grave doubts
that his name was Mash at all.
nunhor mas it that his real name
is Nash and that he changed It to
Mash after engaging in several
shady undertakings IN st. Paul be-
fore he migrated to California.
Be that as it may, the fact re-
mains that Attorney Mash, as he
was known, was a potent force in
San Francisco life for more than
twenty years, during which he
practiced here. A great portion Of
that time found him barred from
practice due to some unsavory bit
If maneuvering, but he was always
able to pull strings sufficiently to
get himself back into the good
graces of the powers that be long
enough to turn a trick which got
him disbarred again.
Attorney Mash was as interest
ing from a physical point Of view
as he was from a sociological
standpoint.
A fat man of ebony hue, he I'll
ways wore a frock coat, high
silk hat, loud checkered vest ac-
ross which was stretched a gold
plated chain with links large en-
ough to hold a bull. AS though
this was not enough, he supple
mented the chain with a batch Of
rings, each containing a huge paste
diamond. His black chubby fin
gers also bore other evidences of
imitation wealth.
Attorney Mash first got himself
in bad with the colored folk when
he married painted blonde who
was an entertainer in one of the
disreputable Fargo houses, but he
continued to lay claim to being the
voice of the colored masses.
WaggIed Appropriations
In the capacity of colored spokes-
man he was able to inveigle APP
preparations for the betterment of
colored people out of the city Off
Gals which never got further than
Attorney Mash's pockets.
It was on one of these enterpris-
es that the present Gov. Rolph,
when mayor, was nearly mobbed
as a meeting broke up in turmoil
when the colored folk rebelled ag-
ainst Mash.
The mayor had been invited to a
mass meeting for the purpose of
establishing q home for colored
girls. Everything was progressing
fine until the mayor offered to
turn over one thousand dollars to
Mash to start the erection OF the
home. Rather than have the law,
yer handle the money the meet
ing broke up in turmoil and the
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Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
SmmbOff, beuen siel

gor 25 Sabren, i'm SerbIt oes
Sabres 1909, nobnte oen tiirfilden
Wanobern aud @eneralfeIomar-
idan Don Ser Golf BEL. Oie brittle
Dibiiion, Bel Ser iid Die ManoDer-
leitung nltfbielt, fonnte erIt gegen
Gben0 Ben 9unoida-5luB nit Silfe
elmer Hontonbriide iiberidreiten
uno 10 8og iid Ons @efedt bis in
Die Nadt bin. 9ie &ritif mar crit
BEL bouiger 9unfeLbeit beenoet. 9ie
Sffi5iere Der Misunderstanding, un-
ter ibnen Der Sel0mari9on uno Ser
oeutibe Snitrufteur @enernlleutnant
Smmboff Haida, batten Bis gu if
rem 9uartieren nod iiber is ailo-
meter 5u reiten. Sn Ser SinIternis
berirrten iie iid ieood u1o bieIten,
nad0em iie itunoenlang cine gang.
bare StraBe geiudt batten, ratios
mitten auf einem a~bgeernteten 5eIoe.
@inige Sffi8iere, Die gum &efog-
noi5ieren nitseeididt tparen, febrten
.auriid, Obne audi nrr elm @eboft
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
@emei

- Il lid r 8eweis.
Sat Ser nlte S1mi0t eigentlih
bel binterIaiien?
r9ns CLAUDE iH nidt. Seine
gertpanOteu berfebren nod ale nit
chamber.
~ @ei8. am Gage Dor ieiner
Srauung lief Der Sdotte oufgeregt
in oie Stride. 1Serr @oitor
&err @aitor - finO Die 9apiere our
&rouung Idon fertig2"
n@epiB, mein 2ieber."
r3u oumm. 3u Summ. Sd
m0dte nGmli1 Iieber Die S9peiter
meiner 8raut beiroten.~
Ser @aitor blieb freunOlid: 80
gu lit es nod nidt gu ipdt. Bir.
f0nnen einfad neue @opiere niisIteI
len
a9oitet Oas nodmoIs 8tuei SdiI.
Iing2"
r6reiIid."
Ser 96Otte i%eufste: Damn Iufie
i'd es Iieber.@
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

entOedt gu baden. YI0sIid tpon6te
iia @eneralfeIomaridaH bon 6er
Golf an Snmboff Enida nit oem
8orten: pSmmboff, beaen Sic, fn
laut Sic f0nnen!"
Ser General itubte einen MuqenD
bid, aber er mar ia nift umlonIt
ais observation-disclosures beriibmt.
llno 10 fling er oann an, inter oen
beluitigten 3urufen Der Sffisicre in
mabrbaft fiinitIeriider 9ouen0ung
nnO 10 frdftig 5u benen, tpie Ieint
&eble nur irgenO erloubte.
Ser grfolg IieB ni6t lanse auI
ii6 iparten. Durd Die Gtiue Der
Na6t antiportete bon reGts bore
parts elm 9orff0ter nit beiterem
@efIaff.
Der SelOmari9on Indte uro rief,
uSeben sic tpobI, 0as SunosbieF
lit anf ben olten Grid tDieoer Der.
eingefanen. Sort reiten mir binl~'
@an fanO 6as Dorf, fano aud
Die ridtige StraBe uno trabte ber..
gniigt Benz auartier gu.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
50 eftermen6ifh. .Vobl~

- % 10 nBabl~
iaete Sucie, Die biibi6e fIeine Ste.
not1piitiu, fir mid iinO Die 0ldn-
ner 1ue 2uftl~
nSo, ober gIoubit oil nidt, Bob
Der bieIe 2uftmedieI Dir iGooen
f0nnte?~
anatomie. 8iele Sabre
Dor Oem Griege eriGien in ser 8er-
finer uniperiitGtsfIinif elm itdmmi-
ger 2ouomanu - oni6eineno Mitte
Der bier5iger Sabre ~ unO bot Dem
@ebeimrat b. @smord ietn Sfelett
mad ieincm CODE gum &aufe an.
oAber, mein Better, meinte gs.
mordl, Doa tpiirOen mir am @nOe
Oo6 elm penig 81 LANCE tparten mill
len, Bis sic iterben ul0 mir Sen
geiis ibres 2eidnams antreten f0n-
men mas pouen sic Oenn iiber-
6altpt nit Dem @eIO onfongen2~
sd min nod auitroIien aus.
m%anoeru, SER @ebeimrot.~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

Il n3ufrieoen. Ser gil.
tiger Serr 81 einem meinenoen
Sdotteniungen: r@as febIt Dir,
mein &inO?"
sd bob 10 Hence ~berloren!"
uMadt nidtsl Sier bait ou oie
10 8ence - (gi6t iie ibu). @arum
Deinit 0u 0enn nod immer?@
u8eil id nidt einen Sdiaing ge.
Iaet babe"
Sieg Ser Gugeno. gor
einem eneliiden @eri9t tpuroe elm
Sail bon @ablbeeinfluiiung ourd
Beite9ung berbanoelt.
sSie eeben alio au~, frogt Der
&i9ten ben 3eugen, bon Der Ron.
lerbatiDen Bartei 80 Gdiling err
balten 81 baben, Inn fonierbatib al
Itimmen, un0 bon Sen 2iberalen 0ie
gleide Summe, I'M Sbre Stimmc
fiir Die liberale Sade a~b5ugeben?"
nSSapobI.~
Limb mas baben sic 6ann
l6lieBlih getp1blt?~
8orauf Der 8euge cine uiirbiqe,
lei6t g~efrdnfte Miene oufieet uno
artl1rt:
n@as mir meia @ewi6en Sor.
i6rieb
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

aud Elm Stnnopuuft~
n8arum baben 5ie an oielcr ge-
fdbrliden SteGe feline Barnungg.
tafeI angebrndt?"
oQos baden mir ia gemodt, aber
neil niemals elmer Derungliidt it,.
1aben mir tie tpieOer forteeno1n.
men!~
ged. r@efien Sodter biit
Oh, armes &in0?~
sd bin Die Godter zines nrn1err
Sdubmoders - aber penn Der
Stord nur elm pdnr Gdritt weiter.
gegangen pdre rfto mid in Oos
Na9barbaus gebro1t b6tte, Damn
tDdre i'd Die Sodter oes Wrafem
2eltbergl"
SIobfHnfIer. ngta -
5uerit iperoe i1 Sic nal in bic
8aOemanne iteden miiiienl"
uad nein, bite nidt, Serr 8adt.
meiiter, oas miir0e meinen &uim
be0euten!"
n@ieio2"
SD bin ndmIid Slob8irfusoiref-
tor nno trage mein 4iinitlerperio-
nal Bel mirI~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

or bat re@t. @~rofeRor:
D8as beberridten Die alien @rie-
den better als mir2"
StuOent: ~9ie grie6iide Sprn-
DIE
&ednen feb gut. n@ie
ibr tpiBt, Sungens," iagte Der 2eb-
rer, lift 2 unO 2 INNER A.
nSatDobI,~ ia9te Der fleine &Iaus,
.aber mandmaI 1T es aud %, nidt
tpobr, Serr 2ebrer?~
gr bGIt iie M a d. sd
CLAUDE, pbne ben Sonien, unieren
eriten 8udbalter, niirOen mir ale
i'm 8iiro eini6Idfen!"
80, Der lit uobI md6tis binter-
ber?"
.aein, Der i6horat 10 fur6tbar
Ia1tl~
- sic opfert ii6. uSoben
Sic eeieben, mie ii6 Ons Oide 5r1u-
Iein 8erta iduiirt? gu berriidt,
Do5u 0ie Mo0e ood sic 6rouen ber-
Ieiten fannl"
nDie Mo0e? Mber betpabre! 0as
int fie 0oh uiir, oomit ibr 8r1uti-
gam Inn lire Eaiue berumreidt!"
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
8 EN- un6erunq

8emun6erung. sd
babe nit nidts, abioIut nit ni1ts
onOerem beeonnen gu orbeiten. ais
init meinem Ropfe", erfldrt Saniir-
idub.
uSa, es lit betpun6ernspiirOig,
NIT fpie penigem sic es du etruos
eebradt baben,~ nidt aIute uaer-
fenneno.
Nn6erer @nfidt. .yeo-
MI. Serr SdmuOide, INNER nod
ouf &riiden2 &onnen Sic Die 9in-
ger nidt bal0 e~ntbebren?%
SdmuOide iiebt fid ideu I'M uno
fliitert: u@iiien sic, mein Ar5t
iogt, es ginge idon gau8 gut
nobne", ober mein &edtsanDalt
iagt: n~nein"i"
~ 9oIIgefprdd. SIN 8an-
ioal forOert elm idii6terner Sling
ling cine iebr eIegante Dame au
einem Soneo ouf. 9ie Dame Iadte
uno iogte: oad, nit eiuem aiuoq
tango i9 ni9t!~
Ser Singing e%rpiOerte: u9b,
9aroon, @nd6igite, i6 wuBte nidt
OoB sic MutterfreuOen erparteu."
@r0Bte Gorge. SIN
@arte8immer zines Gbirurgen. Sin
Serr fragt oas gmpfangsfrdulein:
n@iiien sic, men Der &err Hro-
felior al1genbIidli9 operiert2"
Sin aino, oas Elm &ooiergum-
mi beri9Ilidt bat"
pltnO mer lit Der Serr bort, Ser
10 lngeoulOig auf unO ab gebt?~
Gin S6otte, Der BETTER oes
&oOiereummis. or lit in Gorge, Oh
er es fpie0erbefommt."
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

@rnftifer. Ser S9lol-
iermeiiter auelpaude lit maBlos
gei8ig. Neuli6 1T ieiner franfen
6rou bonn Mr5t Seeluft peroronet
nurOen. 0n bat 2uenpoude ins
Seniter einen 9entilator eiugebaut
un0 einen - @ering Dor ben 8en-
tilotor gebdngt
- Sdwer 6ur6 fiibrbor.
@r5t: n9ie Solptia9e fir sic lit,
sic miiiien Sridte eiien uno baupt-
i69Ii6 Die S9olen Der 6rii9te,
oenn iie entbalten ale Die @itamine,
Oie Sic eebrau6enI @os lit Sbre
2ieblingsfrudt?"
Yatient: n&ofosniiiie."
MoOerne @befrou.
Der iunge @bemnnn tpiinOert iid.
u8arum bleibt eigentlid bon
aaem @iien INNER 10 entleBli6 bel
iibrig, 2iebling?~
.SSa@, iaste 6ie iunge Srou, Doas
1T 8e6. ane bic Speiien, sic
on gerne gu eiien pflegit fino i'm
ao9bu6 nur fir 5 Yerionen."
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
aIs angIer ibieBt er einen Bod
mad Dem onOern.

4d 10 :? sd mo6te
Elm Motorrao faufen."
nSdper ODER Iei9t, mein Scrip
n2eidt natiirlid - ouf Staten"
@utti fault etuen
SUIT. uWiiiien mir nod LANCE
narten, @ati?~
ngeein Sdns9en, eben miro Ser
lebte SUIT aus benz Seniter genom-
men!~
&nouerig aIs marf
Gmoin einmaI franf mar, bate er
einige Gage lang gar feinen appe-
tit. Damn nber ite1te iid pIotIid
elm groBes S~ungergefiibI elm.
n8orlGufig gibt es ni9ts aIs Ell
men fIeinen 2OffeI NdbriaI8," err
fldrte Sic Bflegerin.
So, meinte Morf Stpain ar
gerlih, Sic fino mir ia cine fomi-
Ide Seelel @enn sic nidt 10 fo-
mild ndrer, bate id Sbnen audi
nod geiagt, bob id mid mad Get
fire feline. 4ber BEL Sbren @run6-
Idsen m,B ib ia befiirdten, OaB
Sic mir cine = @riefmarfe brin-
gen."
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

~ &onierpatib. 0Seitoem
mein GanarienoogeI tot 1T, fiible id
Mid gan5 uneliidlid!"
o8arum i6affen Sic iid ni6t
einen anoeren on?"
sd fam mid 10 idledt an
neue @eiidter gepobnen!"
~Mngemeen. 9ie Saiis-
frau: n3mei Seller uno cine Gaiie
BADEN Sic Idon 5erbroden, un0 es
lit erlt neun l1br!"
sd bin aber beute idon Inn
le9s lbr aufgeitanoen, gndoigc
6raul"
abenteuerluitig. ngi9ts
pie Gnttauidungenl Sdon Dor orei
Wtonaten bat mid bic @abriagerin
Dor einem groBen, blonoen @errn
getparnt, Der mid ins l1ngIiid itiir.
sen tplroe - uno er lit ima1er nod
nidt %gefommenl"
unterri1t. 2ebrer:
transparent lit alio ettpas, ourd)
oas man bin6urdieben fam. @er
lam mir ieBt einen transparenten
@~egenitanO nennen?~
Rarl: Cine 2eiter.~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

- Corpus bel icti. ran-
na", ingte Die @ausfrau in bor-
wurfsboaem Son. uSie geben ieOe
ISOLDE feds 8luien in Die @dide
uno meme Eodter nur 5pei."
D8as oenn?~ ertpiOert @nna, lift
Oenn Sbre Sodter Dieueiht aud
nit einem &aminfeger berlobt?"
ueberfIufiige Dor
lidt. 3nei Jreunoe BADEN Die
Nodt miteinanoer Our9gebummelt.
Sagt beim MorgenoGmmern Ser
cine gum anoern: Sob gu ober
ni6t meiner Srnu Derratlt, mo mir
paren.~
Srdgt Ser anoere: nSSa, peiBt ou
es oenn?"
Sreigeipro1en. Ser
Iobofat als 8erteioiger iiebt, ooB
iein Silent, ebe er nit inn geipro-
den bat, oie Cat befannte, uno
belt oann folgenoe 8erteioigungs.
re0e: Scr angefIagte lift geItdnOig.
gr mill ben 9iebftabl begangen ba-
ben. aber Iagen sic ieIbit, bod.
lobli6er @eridtsbof uno iebr Der
ebrter $err @eridtsprdiioent, fam
man oenn einem 10 tief geiunfenen
Wieniden glauben, mas er ipridt?"
Ser @eridtsbof iprad oann Ben
ttotorlifen Gerbreder frei, neil
man ibm ni6t gIouben fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

SOD er. ngr IdBt ibr
ie6en aben0 gis fommen!"
Damn lit es ia feitl @unoer.
tpenn iie iagt, er bebanoelt iie foItl"
49, Sreunoe. o9as iiebt bod
ie6er 9ummfopf onB oie &e9nung
nidt itimmt!"
wS6 fam ni9ts ieben!"
SEQ, alio oann fait ieOer 9umm-
fopfl"
Ger @antIing. .nnIer
Gbef f9eint cine 8orliebe fir unie-
rem &aiiierer al baben!"
r8ie fommen Sic 0enn oarauf?~
sd babe namlid neuli9 ent0edt,
Dab er in ieinem S6reibtiiA 5pei
86otos bon ibm ems bon born
un0 ems i'm 8rofil, oufbetpobrtI"
- 3irfifder guIenfpie-
sci. Ser tiirfiide gulenipiegeI
beiuate einmnl einen 8efannten.
Bon Mittag Bis Mitternodt.
gs tptr6e ibm ieOo6 tpeoer etuas
gu eiien nod etpas gu trinfen an
geboten.
I'm Mitternadt begann Ser SOD
ida fiirdterliA 5u g6bnen.
~@arum gdbnit ou?" frngte Der
8efnnnte.
uMein @6bnen bat 5peierlei rr-
laden, eruioerte Der SoOida. n0ie
erite lit Der Sunger, uno Die atpeite
lit meme SdIdfriefeit. Mber i9IGf-
rig bin id gar niht.~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
aiubermnmS.

Cont. Die IonIt idmtIide 2eute
Ser StraBe nit ibrem Gempera.
ment in aufregune bringt, fommt
mir in ~Iongiamem Grab, cine GUT.
Fertile unter Dem 4rm, e~utgegen.
pgtitn, 9oni4, iage id, nou biit
bod in Die ShuIe gsfommen, oa
ipielt ibr pobI id6n?"
9leibt Cont eutriiitet itebeu, felt
mid DeraatIi9 an un0 ioet nit
erbobener Stimme:
n0ie Soften iinS Dorbei - icst
miro gearbeitet!"
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
Sin 8nfnnftsbiIb.

Der @obeIpreistrager @rofeiior
8ergiits bot Elm gerfobren our Ger
lteaung BON IlfoboI aus SoI5 err
funoen. - &iernad fonn man iid
Soffmlngen ouf iuirfIid eenuBrei-
die @alOousfliige MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

Ser fIeine finfiabriee Semi febt
gu, mie iein pierteli1briges fIeires
G6peferden Die 8ruit gu trinfen
befommt. gnoIi9 frogt er, mad.
Oem ct cine @eile i6orf naageOadt
Bot:
nMamali tDern Oh nuf Der eiuen
Seite WfiI9 bait, bait oil Oann auf
Ser an0eren Settle &affee?"
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
sic fennt i'm.

u8abrboftig, @ilbelm, ou biit
aud ni6t auf Dem geraoeiten @eg
beimgefommenl~
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

Mon@e @orte Der dineiiiden
Spra&e boben sebnerlei geOeutuns.