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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
JOHN F. BUSTO
DIES LAST NIGHT;
INTERMENT TODAY
PROSECUTOR OF COURT WAS
ILL BUT SHORT TIME;
STRICKEN SUDDENLY ON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

]. F. Busto, age az, after an
illness lasting but a few days,
died last night at 7:30 o'clock at
his home, go North Beach. Fun
eral services will be held this aft
ernoon 5 o'clock at the Lopez
Chapel, from where the funeral
will be held. Rev. Shuler Peele
will officiate at the services.
Pallbearers are: Mayor VIM. IL.
Malone, Chas. L. Roberts, B. l..
Grooms, Harold Pinder, George
Brooks and Aquilino Lopez, Jr.,
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Lois Busto; two daughters,
Lois Marie and Belva; one son,
John F., Jr., and two sister, Mrs.
Regla Gwynn and Mrs. Reta Del
Villar.
The deceased was stricken sud-
denly on Sunday afternoon, his
condition remaining precarious
ever since until his death last eve
ming.
An autopsy was performed this
morning by DR.. N. G. Pintado, as
sisted by Drs. j. Y. Porter and ID.
Depoo. The trouble was shown to
be acute hemorrhagic nephitis.
Parts of the liver and viscera were
sent to the Miami Clinic Labora-
tory for analysis.
Mr.. Busto was taken violently
i'll at the National Guard camp at
Fort Taylor, where he went for
conference with Governor Dave
Sholtz in connection with the in
vestigation ne had been carrying
ON relative to alleged primary
frauds in Monroe County.
He remained at the camp for a
short time after complaining of
pain, which continued to grow
worse, after which he was rushed
to his home, where physician
was called, who, after eXamina-
ton. held out very little hope for
his recovery.
Mr.. Busto was a graduate Of
Stetson University law school, al
so being a graduate of st. JOsephs
School in this city. He was
municipal judge for a number of
years, and also served in the leg
islature as representative from
Monroe County for a period of
eight years.
He was serving his second term
as solicitor for the Criminal Court
at the time of his death, having
recently been defeated for the
position by Allan B. Cleare, Jr.,
in the primary for reelection held
in June.
Mr.. Busto had been married
twice, and was well and favOrably
known to a large number of peO-
pie in this community as well as
elsewhere, and his demise will be
keenly felt by his numerous
friends and acquaintance through
out the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
Hospitality League Holds Meeting
To Outline Program Of Activities

constitution will be adopted.
When organization of the Hos
pitality League is perfected, much
will be accomplished for the bene-
fit of the community in the way
of accommodating and assisting
visitors in this city.
The league will take up prob
lens which affect tourists and do
everything possible to make their
stay here an enjoyable one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
B. DUNCAN GOES
TO JACKSONVILLE
FOR CONFERENCE
ACCOMPANIED BY MAJOR Nc
MULLEN; TO MEET WITH
JULIUS STONE, FERA ADJ
MINISTRATOR

B. M. Duncan, local admins
TRAITOR of the FERA, and Major
"A. M. McMullen, director of
FERA aviation activities, left by
plane yesterday for Jacksonville
where they will confer with julius
Stone, state administrator on the
local aviation situation.
Major McMullen came here
Monday from Miami for a con-
ference with Mr.. Duncan pertain
ing to the establishment of a per-
manent plane service between Mi
ami and Key West. The results
of the conference have not yet
been announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
IMPROVEMENT in
BANKING SYSTEM
DEPOSITS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
INCREASE DESPITE
BUSINESS SLUMP

PIERRE, S. D., Aug. 15.-In
spite of the effects of drought on
business and agricultural condi-
tions in South Dakota, the state
banking system steadily is inn
proving its position. figures by
Banking Superintendent Frank R.
Strain show.
Combined deposits of the 148
state-chartered institutions gained
more than 100000 during the
first half of 1884.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16

A meeting of the Key West
Hospitality League will be held at
3 o'clock this afternoon in the
committee room in the FERA
building.
An executive meeting will be
held at 2 o'clock and a general
meeting at 3.
At this time committees will be
appointed and the bylaws and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
ROBINEAU AND
MINCER LEAVE

S. P. Robineau and Glenn Min
Ger. representatives to the State
from Miami, left yes
terday for Miami after a visit of
a few days in Key West.
While here they were the guests
of w. P. Moody, of the State
Road Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
Federal Patronage Still Holds
Important Place In Washington
Real Anguish Still To
Be Found There Re-
sardIess OF Quiet Situa-
ton


WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.-lf
snyons believes that federal
patronage has ceased 20 be a mat
asr ef the greatest concern to
msmbsrs Of congress and poll
tisians heFeabouts. few brief ex-
suFsiona around shs capital shOuld
ehaass their ninds quickly.
The senate office building
should be visited by skeptics.
There's real anguish 10 be found
there despite the fact only hand
fol Of senator's are in town.
What few are there, however,
are in Washington virtually i'm
cognito. They admit it frankly
and ask those who detect their
presence To keep quiet about it.
One senator from a western
state admitted he had to return to
Washington 10 get some rest.
Only a few people know he is in
town and they, by request, are
saying nothing about il.
Il had TO get away from home"
be said. Never in my whole life
have seen so many people who
want jobs, who declare they are
starving and who demand | do
something"
lie L. Found Out
AZ the moment this particular
senator was talking, in an outer
office the loud and insistent voice
of q woman was heard. She was
arguing with a secretary.
Il know he's here. for I've seen
him." she shriiled. Gle promised
te eee Ese ahen he returned aud l
have been here every day. What
about senatorial integrity? I've
got my constitutional rights"
The senator groaned and looked
apprehensively at the door.
"There you are" he sighed.
Elm found out"
Another place to have ones
eyes opened Is az headquarters of
the democratic national commit
tee high atop a downtown office
bullding. It's perhaps the busiest
place in Washington at the mo-
ment. Postmaster General Far
ley's good man Friday"-Emil
Huria--holds forth there.
Almost any hour of the day
there are long lines standing out
aide waiting 10 file their applica-
tiops Tor jobs. They stand in line
sometimes for hours. They've
heard new places are to be filled
81 fHA and other alphabetical
agencies of the "new deal"
Noters Hit Back
Nor Is It alone the wear and
tear on nerves which worries the
members Of congress and politi-
clans, They have seen more tan
Eible results. ..... 20.
Friends Of those two Oklahoma
democratic veterans of the house,
for example-Jim McChntic a 10
termer and Tom Mckeown an
eight-tcrmar-attribute their de-
feat In the recent primary large
u O. patronage difficulties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
TWO BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

The books of Harry Baker,
building inspector, show that two
building permits have been issued
in the past week, ending Angus
Is, which follow:
w. Mendell, COZ Duval street,
repairs to porch, 500.
Augusta Aguerro, 511 Simon
ton street, new roof, $3.50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
ISLAND CITY TO
BE- DESCRIBED BY
MANY WRITERS
ARTICLES FOR
FLORIDA MOTORISTS SPE-
CIAL EDITION ARRANGED
BY M. E. GILFoND

M. E. Gilfond, director Of in
formation. FERA, has completed
the assignment Of feature articles
for the Florida Motorists special
edition on Key West and the not
ed writer's to, whom these assign
ments have been made have all
expressed their intention Of pro-
ducing, in collaboration with the
Key West Administration, their
best efforts to assist in publieizing
our city.
General subjects of interest COW
cred are the History, Economic
Development and Decline. Naval,
Military and Government estab-
lishments, Fishing, both CONNER
cial and sport; Tourist and Health
Resort attractions, our Education
al facilities. Architecture and the
activities of the FERA in rehabili-
tating Key West.
Under these general headings
practically everything to be fea-
tured that will interest tourists
and motorists i'm visiting Key West
will be covered in a thorough. in
teresting and authoritative manner
by nationally recognized writers
and local authorities.
Many Noted Writers
Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke. who
is rendering invaluable assistance
to the Administration in the COM
pilation of photography of Key
West, is to write the story of His
tOric Key West, SOuthernmOst
City in the United States. Earl
Adams, of the Miami Herald. is TO
furnish the Economic History and
Lieut.. VIM. B. Jackson, u. $. n.
in command of the Key West Nav
al Base. is preparing THE Gihral-
ter of America" Mrs. Jenny
BallOu, whose articles are widely
read and who is famous for her
interesting treatment of Key West
subjects, is preparing the tourist
attractions story and Key Vests
welcome to all. Prof. John "
ClOuse, of the University of Mi
ami, will handle the Educational
facilities and our school system in
an authoritative manner and Don
aid COrley, the noted architect
and author of internationally
recognized works on architecture.
is covering the Architecture of
Key West in every form.
Gets Cooperation
The cooperation of these writ
ers was obtained for the FERA by
NJ. E. Gilfond. who will cover the
FERA activities in Key West.
The Florida Motorists Alliance *
furnishing additional cooperation
through L. NJ. Edmunds. who is
furnishing the article on "The
Keys to Key West" in its com
plete form. Major Fred p. Brad
ford. fishing editor of the Miami
Daily News, completes the staff
of writer's for the special Key
West number of the Florida No
torist and this outstanding author
ity on fishing in Florida will fully
cover the delights of the Fishing
Capital of the World, where fish
ermen's "stories" come true.
Major Collins, president of the
Florida Motorists Alliance, has eX-
pressed entire satisfaction with the
arrangements for his Organiza-
tons cooperation in publicizing
Key West and appreciation Of the
active support being given their
efforts by the Administration and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
Field Inspection OF National
Guard Camp Was Held Today

held this afternoon. This event is
open to the public.
..t .sf~r
A dinner party is being held at
5ta-}
the DeImonico Restaurant this
afternoon for the members of the
265th Coast Artillery Band, under
the direction of Warrant Officer
Caesar LaMonaca.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16
House Probe Of Federal Judges
Brings About Loss Of Chairman
McKeOwn, Eight Termer.
Head o. Sub COMMITTEES
In Investigation. Was
Defeated

WASHINGTON. Ass. ts-Ds-
feat Of the vetsFsa oklskoas
member Of the hsass- iavial
Irish Ton hekso~n 81 Ad.-msF
upset the carefully laid pisns Of
the Judiciary eommittes 81 that
body for pFoossding sgsiasi ref-
tain federal Judges IN impeaeh.
ment pEoesediags Ia shs nesl een,
gress.
Mekeown, m oiaht-termef. aas
chairman Of . snb-commitfee in.
vsstigating the Judicial cuudufl
Of various members 81 tha fefrrl.
bench. His committee lad
amassed considerable infofma' .a1
for use in q drive instituted - fhe
house TO cleanup" the iearra
judiciary.
Due % the pres ~ busineas en-
the seventy-third conKrers BE- Hla
found necessary o. postpone af.
ton until the next session.
MekeOwn and has comm1fee
had been particularly active n
looking into the activities of CHI
oagO federal Judges.
When the drive b. launchri n
the next congress by Hatton sam.
ncrs Of Texas, chairman Of en-
house judiciary committee. TIE "a
aud counsel of Mckeogn mag b.
missed.
Mia MATTERS
Plans for what b. expected in
be the most far-reach.ng iuFfsil
CATION IT the milk industry Ia f's.
tory are being carefully manrri
out at the department ~ agficas
ture.
Not much L. being std ahouf b
publicly. but thasp on the m
predict tumultous uphearals onfr
the machinery has been 81 in ua.
ton.
Former Representative FiC'nr
Chrisigau 81 Minnesota. aairF
expert now connected uifh thr
AAA b. one Of thc hiE hE1res
behind the proposed mvcstiea-
ton.
Drastic changes in the tp o.
gional labor boards throughout Pos
country are being considered Pr
the presidents new labor raia
tiOns board
The purpose b. 10 try o. erne
dite the handling 81 local lasor
disturbance. A. present e1rh
board Is working iu a different
manner. causing a great drai ef
confusion FOR the national hudF
Proposed changes are expected
To include n realiEnmcni OF Fr8.
graphical SET ups. probable urr.
sonnet changes in some OF the re-
gional boards. uniform procedure
ia the handling of labor dIffilf
ties and a possible rcductisH iu
the number 81 board
Drinks On The Houss
Afternoon tea az the state lH
partment long has been one of fhs
accepted cuFt0ms around Wa-h.nI
ton. Ogden Mills. when De- uas
secretary Of the treasury. often
had tea served in has office
around I o'clock On the Afternoon.
Postmaster General Farieg is
fond of giving parties to ncura-
permen assigned 81 cover hIs &c.
partment following his press cau.
fCrenCes.
Madame Secretary Haur-s
Perkins. however, has gone fhrm
al one better. A. her prose com
ferences (duT,ng the bot -uumer
in Washington q negro aifarhe
in her office moves uoi.eirslF
about with q heaping try of gIuTrr
ale and zee dispensing hbsraI pHr-
tions 10 all who care to Cmhfhe.
,sSssssssssssssssssssssss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16

Field Inspection of the 265th
Regiment Coast Artillery, Florida
National Guard, was held this
morning with Col. p. L. Gaze,
executive officer of the Fourth
Artillery, present, who gave the
troops the once over.
A regimentaI parade by the
non-commissioned officers will be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16

Key West, Florida. hes the
most equable weather In the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenhelk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-16

ROME, Aug. 16.-The battle
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

@ieOer einmaI. .Gas
lit ia Elm rei5enoes gldocI - 1T
iie unoerbeiratet2~
$50, sum OrittenmaI!~
Srumpf. o@enn id beirn-
te, fuerOen Iebr oieIe Domen emf
tdnidt ieiu.~
80? @ie OieIe wiuit Sn Oenn
beiroten?~
Rette 8fIon3e. n@as,
Ou anirps wiuit 5euer fir cine
3igarre9"
rSa, id Oarf uibt nit Streidbol-
5ern ipielen."
Ger re1te Monn. Ser
9rouie lit uneridttIid. aaes, mas
CT iiebt, muB er baben.~
nAber Mdnne, Damn tel Inn
ood nal uniere Martba por.~
8u ipdt. n@orum aeieit
Oh Oeiner 6rau oenn nidt, Der &err
i'm Sauie iit?"
o9as lit gu ipat iic UeiB es
idon."
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
@enn @in0er fraaen.

-8enn &in0er ragen.
nMutti, narum lit Oenn &atis Saur
10 Oiinn?~
Or muB IobieI Oenfenl"
.Nutti, pie fonnmt es, OnB Ou 10
bones Saar bait2~
n6rag' nidt iobiel ~ mad' Ocine
SHularbeiten!~
Sein 8un1 . 9ie @e-
MISUNDERSTANDING mar al gnoe. Isle
tDerOen alio nit bier Sobren @e-
f1ngnis unO adt Sabren 2anoesDer-
neiiuig beftroft. Saben Sic nod
ettpas 8u bemerfen?~ frogt Der &id-
ter.
Angeflagter: Sd m01tc germ sic
2anoesDerDeiiung 3uerit ab6iiBen... -
4npaffungsfdbig. 2eb-
rer: 6riB, fanftit ou mir ein
Beiipiel bon Ser NnpaiiungSfd6ig=
felt oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nennen2
6rib: Samobl, meme Eonte bat
in einem Sabre Oieraig &frnO 5uge-
nommen, obne OaB ibr Die Saut ge-
plobt lit.
Ger S6fIine. MiiGer
Ierut einen iiingen Muiifer fennen.
Miiuer bat Ben Namen nod ME ge-
Bort uHo er peiB nidt redt, no er
I'm unterbrlagen ioa.
SD bin Der &omponiit ser 0&ai-
ierin bon Merifo", iagt Ser iunge
MuIifer.
r9lbo", nidt MiiGer, .uno Sic
Oerlebeu augenblidli6 Sbren l1rloub
in guropa?"
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

Ger RIMgerc. nSeinrih,
bore bod nit ser SdIdgcrci auf,
Ser &liigere eibt nahl"
u4os meiB ih idon, ober Der
&erl mill einfod nidt glaubcn OaB
id ser aliigere biu!"
gcrfebIte 5pefuIos
tion. sd babe geb0rt, Ou ban-
Oelit nit gntiettungspilenl Ser
oienIt Ou oerrn etrpas .Oobei?"
ngtee, peiBt OH, bid fam man
babel pirfIid nidt meroeul~
8reiswertl nNos, sic
baben fem @elO unO ellen bier oas
gon5e @eoed BON u bis 3 in Sc
miitsrube berunterl 0os foitet sic
minoeItens orei Monate @eidngnis,
sic, sic i"
so II BRET W1onote? SIN, alto
bier5ebn Gage fir ieOen Sang j.
9reiswert, pirflid preiswert. Sd
fomme nieOer 49,"
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
@nnter q

8unter Aben0. SEER
9oftor, ale Nnipeienoen baben ieBt
Hroben ibrer Talente gegeben 49,
ieBt fommen Sic Oran!"
m@utl Sd tper0e alien @1Iten BEN
Bitls fiblenl"
S6were &0rperDer-
IeBung. Der DMuiifaliide Stub
elmer fleinen noroOeutiden otoot
batte iiingit Srdeiterprobe in ben
gaitliden &6umen oes SanitGtsrotes
q. 8efannte @erren Ser oortigen
euten @eiaeihaft ipielten nui per-
idieoenen Snitrumenten cine Yban.
taiie ans nT~annbduier"
lin Die sebnte glbeno1tunoe fam
Elm Holi5iit in Oag MiuIif5immer,
ialutierte b0flih uno iagte 3a Dem
SanitGtsrat:
rSoeben fam Elm 8err ans Sbrem
Sauie aui Oie @ade uno bat mid.
bier ,%injuidreiten, ga Elm gemiiier
- &iharo @aencr auf oas groblid.
tie ~mibbanOeIt porOen lei
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
Der alte @iensr nnO isin Slabe.

am 0onoufonolufer Ser Bright
tetlnit Iist oitf Dem b~erbItgeIben Gn-
len elm nroltes MGnnden uno D1rmt
lid in Ser miloen Some. Neben
iid bat ser @reis eiren primitipen
&ol5tdfig iteben, in Dem elm 3abe
boot Ser aeitpeiie 5ornig ouffrdd8t.
Sd n6bere mid unO Derirde nit
Dem Haben 8u ipielen; ct rnit fpie
elm S0aentier unO beuiibt iid, mid
in Sen Singer gu baden. als ibm
ons nidt gelingt, freiidt er 9iftig
unO greu. Ser 8eiiber Oes RabGn
iiebt ld6eInO gu, i6 begiune nit
Dem aIten Elm @eipr0d.
oginen bOien gogel baben Sir
ii1 oa ais Soltstier ausgeiuAt.~
uSoio: 8es is er. Daib bat ar al
lido a paarmal oomiid bilien!"
u@arum balten Sic ni6t Iieber
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

Gbelides. Sud, Gle, lit
ser @ieI BORT peibIid ODER mann.
Ii6?"
pauati6e midi Gin eieI lit i'm.
ner mGnnIi6!"
Sn ser 96uIe. nalio,
&inOer, iest sebt ibr in bic 6erieu.
Sd piinide eud oiel gergniigen
ltnO Dor allen, OaB ibr nit einem
biBdeu bertrand i'm &opf suriid-
fommt."
Die sar8e aIaiie: u0anfe, gleid-
faas."
Ni9t Ser &eOe merit
nSerr Director @nietidfe, es lit iest
an Sbnen Sic &eibe, cine gfeOe gu
balten unO nuf Sic Dame Oes Saries
einen Coat gu bringen~, iagte BEL
einem Diner cine Game au ibrem
Eiidberrn.
@nietfdfe: rSa. tpetln Sic mel.
men, ober oas @iien mar pirflia
nift ser Geoe pert.~
- 3eitgemdBe &efIome.
SIN gan3en Staate lit uniere Sci
tung perbreitet, uniere 2eier find
quite 9Guferl Sb sic 5abrifatlt limo
ODER Gambler, - beoenfen Sic: Sbre
8are muB pertauft tperOenl 8es.
balb inierieren sic in unierem
8lattl @ber IofortI 8arten Sic nidt
10 LANCE, big Sbr eigenes @ei9dft
Oerfauft peroen muBl
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

Ninna. Sousfrau: unO ie-
Sen Morgen tim Sic OreiBig @nlei-
ieneier in Oas aquarium.
Minna: @eid ooer bart gefodte9
Der Seefabrer. .0ie
Sitiee? Sa, ia, oos lit cine berrIide
See iiber Die bin id 10 oft gee
fabren, Dab ib beiuabe ie0e @ene
femme $50"
AbgefubIt. uSit es ST.
mem nidt o~ufgefolen, 0aB oie 6rau
Director ibren Monn ieit elm poor
Gagen 10 ufolt~ bebanOelt?~
1Jreilid, neil ct ibr ben tDnrmen
Hel5 nidt foufen MIL"
Gs bat geboIfeu. sd
bore, gu boIt 8ienen nuf Oeinem
@artenlanO. 2obnt iid oenn oas
eigentli1?"
Sod, ocd! 9ieIen CONNER fa-
men BLOB 5wei 8efannte gu 9eIud!"
5roge un6 Antmort
Sobn: .Bie foumt es, ooB berbei-
ratete Mdnner idneaer boripdrts-
fommen ais Sunggelenen?~
Batter; n8ie fommt es, SAB Der
Sale ihneIler Idnit, penn Sic SutOe
binter inn Der lino?"
@erf6ieoene SOeaIe.
Sic: uDas meiblide Soeal bon eud
MGnuern lit cine Soitbe nit allen
gigenI6often elmer AmeiieI~
@r: so uno oas mGnnlide
Soeol Ser 6rouen lit elm 20pc init
Ser @eoulo zines Sdofesl@
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
sdIasfertis.

Ser &aOi unterbielt iid nit einem
IoDofatet aus 8afu.
@r er3ablte ibm BON einem @rO-
beber, Oas er an ser fIeinoliatii1en
aiiIte einntal erlebt botte.
gr babe onmalS gern6e on einem
Mbbang geitanoen uno lei 6reiBig
Weter beruntergeront.
nSb~, meittte ser M0bofat ipot-
tii6, Imam iagt bod, OaB einem in
iolden Nugenbliden oos gan5e &C.
ben Dor Dem inneren auge nod ein-
NAL abroae. Sobt ibr ga aud an
ale oie 6eblurteile ge0odt. sic ibr
in eurem Iangen 2eben idon gefdlt
babt?"
Ser ipeiIe 2aoi, ser einen SpaB
berltanO, ertpioerte lodeno:
v@ie bate ih ot ale Tebllrteile
oenfen ioaen2 Sd iaete Ood, ib iei
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

abbdrtnng. .0ber, ira.
gen Sic Die 5uppe 5uriid, iie lit
nidt heiB genug", befieblt Jeiter.
baar ernlt.
v8ie fonnen Sic Oenn Oas obne
81 foiten piiien?" mebrt iid Der
Sber.
s@enn iie riftig beib mGre. mir.
ben sic Sbren Singer idon berults.
nebmen."
~Ah 1000, oesbalb nee, GER,
Der lit nbgeb6rtet.~
Or fennt feline Sap.
pen cr. 8mei S1otten ire.
ben Dor Dem &i1ter nipegcn 3erito.
rung 0fientlihen @igentums". Sic
boben ndmlidL total betrunfer, Elm
paar 2aternen einaeidlagen.
nWer mar Der Dritte?" fragt Der
Hihter ais critics.
Ser 0rittc2 ~ 8eldcr Dritte2
Mir wiiien BON teinem Nritten."
0@r01blt bier feline M1rhen. SIR
nolt bod nidt bebauptcn, onb ibr
euren Hnui1 aus elirer Tai6e be.
sablt babt9~
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02
OreiBig Meter binabgcroat, aber nidf
etipa OreiBig ailometer $3.50"

ltnboIIfommen. aIeiu-
Riefe madt lire erTte 3eiie. nod
Msagoeburg 5u GnfeI Saul. AbenOs
liebt Glein-Niefc aus Dem Geniter
uno iiebt ben SaIbmonO iiber BEN
9ddern.
sSa", rnft tic, yelier Monb 1T ober
lange nidt 10 rnlio pie u~nierer!"
- 8as anDeres. .Sie mil.
Ter elm e~ldn3enoes @eoadtnis ba-
ben, Denn Sic ale Oieie Dinge i'm
&opf beablten."
oSa, mas nal in meillem Ropf
Orin lit, Oas Dergeiie ib niemolg. 9
raber ipie lit es nit oe1 atDnn8ig
Dollar, Die ih Sbnen ueuIid gelie-
ben bobe?~
n9ie babe ih ia bod ME i'm &opf
gebabt, ionoern in Ser Sai1e."
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

8aIIgeiprdde . Gr (tief-
Iinnig): nSSe mebr 8iider i6 leie,
oeito tueuiger tpeiB ifl"
Sic (benunoernO): u9a miiiler
Sic a6er idon pieI geleien baben!"
Ger S. Gs lit
mir einfad unerfldrlid, fpie iid elm
Menid einen Mpporat fir gibro-
tionsmaiioge faufen fam, tuenn inn
Elm ge6raudter Soro gum balben
Yreis a%ngeboten tpir0l
u@info9e~ @rfIGrung.
nBenn elmer neiB, mas ct nil,
uno mir oos min, mas er fam, unO
fam mas er min, uttO meiB, OaB er
fam, mas er min - 0olln nlodt er
&arriere!"
- 8eidei0ene Site. Gin
@eih1ftsreiien0er ben1iibte iid per-
gebIi6, Bel Der eriten 5irma oes
Srtes @ebor 5u finoen. v@eltatten
Sic mir oo6 penigftens, oaB i1
Sbnen meme neueIten Meiiiter bor-
lege~, or1ngte er.
uyeeir, 0onfe1, mar Oie 5%uriidpei-
ieroe antmort, mir brauden nidts,
gar ni6ts!"
Scum, fubr ser @eidGftsreiIenOe
ieuf8eno fort, n0ann erlauben Sic
mir ober bite, OaB i6 sic mir ein-
NAL anidnue. Sd babe Sic Dor
bier 8o6en gum leBtenmol geIe-
benl"
Washington Journal., 1934-02-02

An0ers aufgefoBt.
Sic: @laubit Ou 0enn, 0oB mir bon
Ser 2iebe le6en f6nnen?l
Or: @epiBl 9ein Batter liebt bid
Oo1 Iebrl
- @be. nSIt es
pabr, endOige 5rau, OdB Sbr @e-
mabl ieit oier3ebn Sagen oermiBt
miro2"
~M0glid, uber oif ale Sale bon
mir nidt."
4ber 10 mas! SD finn
mere mid gar nidt 0arurn, OF nlein
Mann Damn utiO mann NAL nod
fremOen Maoden iiebt. SD meiB
genall, ooB er berriidt nod mir 1T"
n@lau6' id. Iber bielleidt bat er
mol Iidte Womente!"
0iagnoie. oMbnl" iagte
Ser berii6mte 9iagnoltifer, inoem ct
eifrig in 0as auge ieines 9otienten
%ltarrte, Daae 3eifen %nern6ier 5t0-
rungenl Sic baben ni9t nur cine
Augenerfranfung, ionOern id iebe
audi 0eutli6e Merfmale bon 2eber-
idUeIlung, gerfettune Oes &er5eus,
iGledter 8llt3irfulotionl 9as ein-
5ige, mas i9 Sbnen empfeblen
fam Il
uSoltl Saltl" REF oa Ser 8atient.
18iro es nidt 3eit, OaB Sic in
mein anoeres Auge bliden? 9ies
lit namlid mein @lasauge! (