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Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
FLYING CIRCUS TO
COME BACK TOC|TY
Guars ntecs to Do Stunts Ad-
vcrtiseJ; Has New
Chute Jumper

The Flying Circus that was here
last weekend will return this week
end arriving here Saturday morning
at the same field they flew from Iast
week on the Falllner farm about two
miles east of the city.
The ships" three Of them, will ar.
rive here Saturday morning and begin
carrying passengers Saturday after
aeon, il was stated, continuing on
through Sunday.
Several features, that were advcr-
tiSed for last weekend aud were not
held dlre to different reasons, are
absolutely guaranteed to be held this
weekend, Dusty Burnard. one of tile
daredevils. state dtOday. A parachute
jump by Tommy Moore, OF VincIand
N. j., taking place Saturday and Sun
day at 4:30 p. m. will be one of the
main features. Moore has been i'm
this city before with the Miller
Brothers show that played the Gold
en- Belt Fair as a motordrome, rider.
He has made 252 jumps in his career.
On their first trip here, the group
carried large number of passengers,
being busy with two planes practical.
ly all the time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
Mr.. SATTERWHITE NOT
IMPROVING RAPIDLY
pltal After Shooting Himself at
Home Last Monday

Glenn SatterTwhite, %, SMho shot
himself in the abdomen with 32
calibre pistol last Monday, was re-
ported today to be showing little inn
provemcnt at Maria Parham hospital
where he was taken for treatment
According to information, the young
man arose from the dinner table at
the family home several miles east of
the city, walked into his room and
shot himself with his fathers pistol
An operation for removal of the bull
let was performed Immediately after
he was taken to the hospital.
The youth is said to have been de-
spondent over the condition of his
health He had only recently returned
from Duke hospital, in Durham
where he had been under treatment
but with little Improvement in his
condition.
Mr.. Satterwhite is the son of MI
and Mrs. J. 3. Satterwhite prominent
furniture man of this city, who is
connected with the Henderson Fur
niture Company. He is widely known
and generally we'll liked by host of
friends. He had been closely ider-
titled with church work prior to hIs
health falling and was a regular at
tendant at the First Methodist Pro
testant church. He was at one time
connected with the furniture con.-
pany. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
CITY RE|TERATES
FRANCHISE OFFER
Telegram Sent Telephone
Company Following Let
ter Mailed Here
TERMS ARE REJECTED
Letter of Company TO Its Subscrib-
Crs Advises Them of Situation
That Has Arisen Over
Franchise

In n telegram sent today to the
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Company at it's home office at Tar
boro, Mayor Irvine B. Watkins ad-
vised the company that you have
been offered franchise for ten years
OH conditions named by city" The
telegram was a sequence to form let
tcrs mailed here Wednesday TO all
subscribers OF the company, in which
was outlined the situation that has
arisen over the renewal Of the com
r4ays franchise in Henderson.
The mayors teieg, am, in fun read
reference your letter subscribers
and in order that record may be clear
you have been offered fffanchise for
ten years on conditions named by
city, the terms of which you are re-
fusing to accept"
In the letter Of the company to its
subscribers, dated January %, and
which was received here Wednesday.
the steps leading ny TO the present
dispute were outlined and the letter
closed with this statement:
"Unks3 the ordinance requiring that
We dismapllc OuI plant, and imposing
penalties for our failure to comply,
is repealed between now and January
Stat midnight, on that date we will
be forced to discontinue service as
ordered by the city authorities"
The letter also called attention to
a city ordinance imposing a penalty
on the company for $50 per day for
every day after January 20 the COM
pany fails to remove its poles, wires
and other properties from the streets
of the city.
The situation originally grew out of
the city's demand that the company
remove its poles and wires from the
main street in advance of the rc-pav-
ing of the street by the State Highway
Commission with Federal road funds
Later it was discovered that the tele-
phone companys franchise, granted
>pnder date Of September 30, 1903 for
30 years, expired last year, and after
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
HENRY c. FARRELL
DIES IN THIS CITY
Had Been iii ii Months;
Funeral Will Be From
Residence Friday

Henry c. Jarreil, 78, retired farmer,
died here at IL a. m. today after an
illness of about Ia months He was
y native of Halifax county and was
born March u, 1855. and had resided
at "'c Lost address the past 12 years.
Funeral services will be held from
the nome tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock, with interment following In
Elmwoc1 cemetery here.
For the past six or seven years,
Mr.. farrell had been affiliated with
the local corps of the Salvation Army
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Susie
Tucker FARRELL and the following
children: j. H. FARRELL Roanoke
Rapids; J.. T. FARRELL, of Warren coun-
ty; Mrs. G. L. Hale of Winston-Salem;
and c. A. farrell, Mrs G.. B. Tucker,
Mrs. D. D. Short, Mrs. Rosa Griffin,
all of Henderson, There are no sur
viving brothers or sisters
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
SUSPENDED TERMS
BY THE RECORDER
Larceny, Trespass and Other
Charges Are Heard at
at Court Sitting

Larceny, trespass and other charg 9a
were heard by Recorder r. T..
Clements i'll county court Wednesday
aud today. Only one case was trie.
today, that being Willis Jackson
charged with disposing of mortgagcd
property. He was given a suspende.
judgment of 60 days on the roads
and required to pay the costs an
reimburse Mary Eaton $18. All the
other cases were tried at the We'd
nesday sitting of the court.
J. E. Baxter, Jr.. colored; was charg
ed with forcible trespass. and given :;
days on the roads, commitment not to
issue on payment of the costs and
being of good behavior six months
Woodrow Tucker. white, charge
with damaging property with an au-
tomobilc, drew suspended judgmen
on payment of $50 damage and the
costs, hut gave notice. of an appeal
and bond was placed at 500.
Albert Allen, Grant Hawkins, Hcnr1
Mcknight and Phil Hawkins were
with larceny. Phil Hawkins
case was nolle prosed with leave, the
others being given go days on the
roads. commitment not to issue Oh
payment of the costs and no condition
that they are not convicted of larceny
in Vance county again in two years
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
Henderson Cotton Mills
Officers Are Reelected
Annual Meeting of Stockholders and Directors Held
Wednesday Afternoon in Company's Office Here;
Optimistic Outlook For Coming Year

Officers and directors of the Hen
dcrson Cotton Mills were reelected at
the annual meetings of the stock
holdcrs and directors held in the
ccmpanys offices on Montgomery
street Wednesday afternoon.
Reports made to the tockholders
were that 1888 was better year for
the textile company, and optimism
over the outlook for 1884 was express
ed. The mills are now running three
days a week, in accordance with a
code stipulation, but there are hopes
of still better days ahead in the spring
ANVo, Uitec tors, DR.. +. K. Harris ana
Colonel Henry Perry, have died since
-he last annual meeting of the stock
holders, and M. Y. Cooper was added
to the board, eleven other directors
all. being reelected las follows: S.
p, Cooper, u, Y. Cooper, ]. Bailey
Owen, J. A. Cooper, George E.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin' to Go

If you feel sour and sunk and tn. world
looks punk, don't swallow lot of salts, min.
eral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing gum
and expect them to make you suddenly sWest
and buoyant and full of sunshine.
For they can't do it. They only move thu
bowels and mere movement doesn't get AT
the cause. The reason for your down -and ont
feeling is your liver. It should pour out two
pounds OF liquil bile into your bowels daily
If this bile 10 not flowing freely. your food
doesn't digest. It just decays In the bowels
Gas bloats up your stomach. You have
thick, bad taste and your breath IS foul
skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head
aches and you feel down and out. Your. .Uhols
system is poisoned.
It takes those good. old CARRIERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two
pounds OK bile flowing freely and make you
feel up and up" They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
when it comes to making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carriers
Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carriers
Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent a
substitute. 25c at drug stores. Q 1881 C. M. Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
Auerage OF
Tobacco Is
Almost 17c

With the type of tobacco now
being marketed In this section APP
parently In great demand by the
manufacturers, prices continue to
hold high ON the Henderson mar
ket. Wednesdays sale of 1896
pounds brought an average Of
$l7.62 per hundred pOuncS, with
$23,4%3.46 paid out by the buyers
for their days takingS.
There Is general satisfaction
with prices on tho part OF those
who still have tobacco for sale
and the averages are unusually
high for the pOSt-hOliday season.
Sales on this market this week SO
far have averaged close to Is cents
II pound.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25

Harris, J. p. Taylor, John D. Cooper,
J. w. Cooper, j. Fl. Bum, B. Fl. Perry
and S. S. Parham, making IL in all.
The directors met after the ad-
journment of the stockholders meet
ing, and reelected the following Of
ficcrs:
S. +. Cooper president; D.. Y.
Cooper, vice-president; j. A. Cooper,
secretary; J. Bailey Owen. treasurer;
D. 7. Cooper, assistant secretary;
John d. Cooper, general manager;
Perry and Kittrell, general counsel;
and the members of the executive
committee, George B. Harris. chair
man, S. S. Parham, ]. Bailey Owen
and 3. H. Perry, with S. p. Cooper
member ex-officio by reason of his
office as president.
The annual meeting the Harriet
Cotton Mills Corporation will be held
in April.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
LIQUOR CASES ARE
BEFORE THE MAYOR
Three Defendants Tried At
Days Session Held by
Mayor Watkins

Three defendants tried before Mayor
Irvine II. Watkins i'm police court
day were charged with one form O.
anotbcr Of violation Of the prohibition
laws All the defendants were white.
Raymond Lassiter, was sent to the
;oads for 30 days for being drunk.
Luther Forsyth was fined $5 an6
costs for possessing liquor.
William Pearce was charyed with
speeding, reckless driving and posses
sing liquor, and was fixed IS and
costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
ONE OF WITNESSES
IN KILLING FREED

Otis Ragland, colored, one of two
witnesses held in connection with the
fatal stabbing or Frank Jones, col
ored, near Dabney Sunday afternoon,
has ibeen released from custody.
Coroner +. B. Hight, who is directing
the inquiry, announced today. Oscar
Cooper, also held as a witness. is still
in Jail pending developments. The
coroner said no verdict had been re-
turned by his jury as yet since the
investigation had not proceeded far
enough to permit of that.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
SYSTEM IN BERTHE
!. OFFICE INSPECTED
New Clerk Of Court and
Deputy Spend Day at
Windsor Wednesday

At the suggestion of Judge f. Hunt
Parker, Clerk of Superior Court e. o.
Fall<ncr and his deputy, Miss Helen
Roystcr. and Henry T. Powell spent
the day Wednesday, at Windsor. where
they inspected the system, of RECORDS
in the clerk of courts office there,
Mr.. Falkner has just been named
clerk of the court here, and was ad-
vised by Judge Parker to inspect tht
Bertic county records as a means o.
informing himself on the system OF
records that has ,ccen installed thei G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
DR.. S|SK SPEAKER
M|DDLEBURG
Discusses Commun;o,,
Diseases; E. o. Younn s
Jr., Also Speaker %

Speaking before the Mid.,o,..
Parent-Teacher Association Wedna55
day evening, DR.. c. N. Sisk boan'
officer for Vance County, discngso,
Communicable Diseases" n,;,,,.
out to the parents how they NAV
cognize the symptoms of these H.
eases and how they may be trootn,
to prevent their spread. The boo,n
officer spoke at length on the troat
ing of these diseases, POINTING o',
that the best way to prevent ~.
spread of disease was to cure il ~
soon as possible and take all procom
tions against it's being comm,uicata1
to others.
Another feature of the program to,
the meeting was a talk by f. a
Young, Jr., a member of the schools
faculty on "Citizenship and the 1ndi
Vldual' Mr., Young told many inter
estlng things to the parents and teach
ers concerning his subject
During the business session ~,
treasurer's report showed that tbo
Association was enjoying good finan.
cIal health, having balance on hand
Other routine business was brough,
before the meeting before it adionrn
i Z. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS

that attention in the negotiations was
divided between the removal of poles
and wires and the renewal of the
franchise, which the city offered on
a ten-year basis in consideration of
the payment by the company to the
city of $2,50O a year for the privi-
lege.
There appears no other develop
ments today in the impasse, and Hen
derson residents meanwhile are won
dering whether or not they will have
telephone service after midnight next
Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1934-01-25

The fool is like other men as lon,
a3 he is silent
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

Sm Raffeebaus. ngnt~
iduloieen Sic, leien Sic Die 3ei.
tung, auf Ser Sic iiBen?~
SinterIafienidaft
aiiferle madt einen &on0olen5be~
iud.
SD mar elm GROCER 9erebrer
Sbres Mannes~, iagt er, lid m0dtg
germ cine Grinnerung an i'm baben-
&at CT nidts binterlaiien2
Die 8ittDe ldhelte feudt:
Sur midi
- @erbung q. unIdnglt brodts
Der 8rieftr1ger elmer Grnu BEN
8erbeproipeft elmer befannten Bar.
fiimerie, in tueldem Die naerneuelten'
fuBfelten 2ippenitifte. 8uoermo6pIle
unO dbnlide &osmetifn artgeprieieni
iurr6en.
Ser Hoitbeamte iheint Die @erbe.
fnrte audi geleien al BADEN. Dcnn4
lie mar NIT Dem iinnigen HoItitem--
pei berieben:
@erbet fit Ben
8uno Waturidub
In 8aDern.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

DUN m. $50 lift oenm Die
anoere Miible geblieben2 Sir batten
bod friiber bier Stpei MiibIen Ite-
benl"
Ole babe id abreiBen miiiien
es mar nidt 8ino genug fir beioe
bal"
S~nformotion. .SaaO,
Chauffeur, mas foitet Die Snbrt bon
bier bis anr 9per?"
u@tpa / Dollar fiinf5ig, mein
Serr!~
u9anfe iebr, Oa peiB ib bod me.
nigitens, piebieI ib ipare, penn ids
Die StraBenbabn nebmel"
graB. 4nulfes lisen ee-
miitlid beitn 4benObrot, ais 0as
eIeftriide 2ift perIoot. 9otiirIi9
feline ein5ige Serge I'M Sous.
Serr 4nnlfc tobt: uunerb0rte
8irtidaft, uenn man cine Serge
braudt, lit feline 01l~
r@erni6en, fonnIt ou ni6t cine
3iinOferae aus benz @otorraO neb~
men?~ froet Die boloe @attin.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

3meierIei. u9enfe Dir,
Serbert bat mid gefra9t, Oh id i'm
beiraten uno Oh id ibn su einem
gliidliden Mnnn MAIDEN Mill"
rBirfIid? llnO mo5ii bnit ou bid
entidloiien2~
Sdmierige Gttua.
ton. p8enn id auf Der StrnBe
einem @ldubiger begegne, gebe id
INNER auf bic attoere Geite Der
StraBe!"
sSit Oas nidt re9t ermiioeno.
INNER 10 3id-3ad al geben?"
&err 8obiIeigb. 0lit
bIiBenoen Mugen un0 ger0teten
@angen fommt &eIga ing Sotel
8uriid, mo- Die Mutter nuf ffe mar
let.
na6, DIANA, berrIid mar es beim
Sfilaufenl" iAmdrmt iie. pAber
nod lieber fabre iA eigentli@ nit
Dem Bob ..."
n0u ionit Die iungen 2eute nidt
INNER gIei9 beim gornamen nen-
nenl1 berpeilt itrengen Zones Die
wiirOige Srnu DIANA.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

es rei6t. nSoIt Ou &c.
bort, bob anrla nidts mebr bon ii.
rem 8erlobten niiien min?~
sDos fam ib mir oenfen ~ tie
DeiB mabrideinIid idon gu biel
bon ibml"
Ger 3euItng. SD babe
gebOrt, Dab bon 8ebn Chen MIR cine
gliidlid iein ionl @lnubit Ou, OaB
oas ftimmt?~
sd meiB es nidt, id bin bisber
erIt oreimaI berbeiratet getpeien!"
80 al mas on0eres aus
S6ottIan0. 9ie f1ottiiden
Mo0e0amen iino ~feinestpegs gei5ig.
@an8 i'm @egenteil,
NeuIid fam MiB Mac9berion,
bic beitgefleioete 6rnu SdottlanOs,
gum belten S1uiter 9ublins.
nWeeiiter", iogt iie, lid modte
Elm 8aar Gdube, &~oitenpnnft ipielt
feline Mole, ober es muB ettpas gang
grquiiites iein. 4m Iiebiten bate
ih Elm 9oar eIegnnte 8umps aus
edtem SeeihlangenleOer!"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
2nitises bDm Samf6ireftOr Garfen'
berg.

Ser ~neritorbene befnnnte 8erliner
8~onfOireftor Giritenberg tuar ein
beionOers tuisiger &err. Berlin er-
5dbIt fid sabGoie luitiee GnefOoten
BON ibm. so trifft 6iiritenbers
zines Cages einen ols ouoringIid
gefiirdtetpn B0rienogenten am
8abnbof. nDas trifft iid gut. iaet
Der Monn, GER @rdfioent fabren
setuiB aud nod 9aris. 0a f0nnen
mir ia 5uInmmen fabren." 8orouf
5uritenberg %ertpiOert: SD bin idon1
5uiammengefobren, ais id sic ee-
Ieben babe 0erielbe Agent, Der
fem GdIofpagenbiGett befommen
bate, fraote Siiritenberg, fir ben
Elm Shlafcoup6 nit atpei 9etten re-
ierbiert mar, Oh er ibm Oas obere
8ett iiberlniien noble. 6iiritenberg
oabte einen Moment nod, 6ann
fogte er: sd meroe mir Oas ii6er
Nadt iberleeen. Sragen sic NOR
gen friib pie6er an
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

9as @un0erfin6.
emil lit @usidreier in elmer Sabr-
marftsbu0e.
.Wieine Serridaften~, briint er
fid better in oas gaffenoe 8ubIifum
binein, nod ME 0agetpeien! Sier
Ieben Sic 0as @unoerfin6 8obbD,
Elm &ino bon feds Monaten, oaS
bereits 8iider uno 3eitunsen leien
tann."
9nraufbin mill iid elm 9ubeno
Meni1en oaS @unoerfin6 anieben.
IS iist auf einem Stiiblden in Der
9uoe, un0 Elm &err aus benz Hubli-
fun bdlt inn cine 3eitrng Dor oas
@efidt. Mber oas Sinh gibt feinen
Qaut bon iid.
.Miin", tuenoet iid Der Serr EN-.
bort an emil, ntpie lit Oas NIT BEN
2eien2"
.Sa, Iieber &err~, Ingt emil
gIeidmiitig, vleien fam Ons RinO
ipobI, aber ipre1en tam es no6
nidt.~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
Gin @InfafnII 8

Gin GIIdsfaII. @uf
Dem erften Stod zines Souies miro
pIGsIid Die JIurfIinaeI allsaiebio
betdtist. Siinnes Offnet unO liebt
iid einem iebr nufgeregten Serrn
gegeniiber, Der einen e~ingeoriidten
Sut uno cine 8eule auf Ser Stirn
bat.
Serr: @ugeu Sic nal, mir III
bon Sbrem Seniter bonn erIten stod
Elm 8lumentopf aif ben Ropf ge.
fallen.
&iinnes: gu, oann ban sc abber
@l0d gebatt, Sc biirrige @od'
banner ndmli6 nod ON orette 5tod
getpont.
-Rarrtere ge It un6
beute. Der alte Steinmann bat.
te einen Sobn auf Ser SouoeIsbo6.
idule, ober Der Sunge tat ni1t gut.
Nnd niht be~ltanoener 8riifung be.
REF i'm Ser <e beim, uno es CAB
cine re6t unangenebme Museinon-
Oeriesung.
nSn Oeinem Bitter, I6loB Stein.
mann piiteno, nbob' i6 nIs Marft.
belfer in einem &oloniolparenbii6.
den fir flint Mnrf in Ser ISOLDE ge,
nrbeitet. Nnd fiinf Sabren geb6rte
Der 2a0en mir
Miioe Id1elnO idiittelt Ser Suuior
ben &opf: Das gebt beute ni9t mebr,
Bapa mo man iiberon &egi.
itrierfniien bat -.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

0iebesIente. .Eucl, i'd
CLAUDE. Dab oas Sdnf Oas oiimmite
3ier Ser @elt iitl@
sSa, gepiB - mein 2dmmdenl~
%ginmaIig. nSogen sic
NAL meir 2ieber, bat Oeun SIR
JreunO, Ser SdriftiteIer, grfoIg
nit ieiuen Gbedteritiiden2~
a0b es werOen MIR @remiereu
bon Inn aufgefiibrt -"
& 0 M , g } s. yMit
miiien unieren 9teiienben e~ntlniien!
Ct bat iiberaa %berumer5dblt, i'd lei
Elm @ieI!~
.nuerbortl SD tperoe nit INN
reoen uno ibm berbieter, Die Sc.
iddftsgebeimniiie aus3uplauOernl"
3ufrieoen. SD farm
Sic ni6t beirdter, &err 8alter, 0o
i'd sic nidt liebe. aber id min
Sbnen cine Sdpeiter icin!"
.ginberitanoen, QinD Ibri.
gems, mas oenfit 0u, michel uns
9ater nal binterIafien miro?"
Gas atn0ermG6den.
r@noOige Grau, BeterIe lit mir
beute I'M 8arf tueggeloufenl1
00b, mein Soft, iDoriim boben
Sic Oenn nidt nit einem Gdub.
mann geiproden2~
o9os tat i'd ia, uno Oa pailierte
es 1872
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
.Mber Ser Madbor.

- Aber Der N q d b O +. . . d.
SD bin Der &lobierItimmerl"
SD babe sic nidt beiteGt!~
~Aber SIR gtadbor ]"
Naib. S~ouggebilfin: @nr
0os Stiid geItern i'm Sbeater idon2
@ndoige: 4d, es itarben 10 oiele
@erionen 0rin $500.
Sauseebilfin: Dodte mfrs, Oena
es ipuroen iebr biel gIumeu binein-
getraget ....
ltnerfetIid. SIN aItebr.
miiroigen vSbiiringer Sof" al 2eip-
3ig beim 0dmmeri6oppen -:
u@Iob'm sic oeun Oas oof,
bales Ro6io nal nod Sc 8eituness
bIdooer gors berOr1ng'n p1r6?"
IS betpnbreI 9 Hooio is ie gut
amer 3eitung'n muiies orpddd'n
inuner nod gdbm F.. 9enfenie bod
anal an: gennO'nie oeun nod Diide
borm Gin6uffeIn bieueidt mit'n
&a0iO nod amer Gliede balt'n!1
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

gr5iebune. Ser Director
aum 8rofuriiten: Meier, id muB
Sic bitten, iid i'm Bureau bod
ettpas nnltdnoiger 81 %benebmen. Sic
Iino bier niht 9ireftorl"
5uBball. Otto, itinmt
ons nirflif, OaB on beim lesten
2dnOerfnmpf mitgemadJt BATE"
rSSn - id babe Sen Ban aufge-
bInienl"
-&affe, sic tOten. Ger
2ebrer tuarnt feline Sailer onoor,
Giere gu filien.
n&onnt ibr mir elm 8eiipiel oafiir
geben, tuie gefdbrli6 es 1T, 10 ettpas
al tu12" frngt er.
% ia, Serr 2ebrer", ruff Elm
SSunge. uMeine Eante bat INNER
ibren SdoBbuno eefiiBt."
.geun, uno mas gei6ab2~
Or lit geitorben!"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

Eetourfut de. u@n10i-
ge Grnu ltno Die berrlidite 8Iiite in
0ieier ~rei3enoen N~oturitimmung!D
1Aud Sic, mein Serr, poiien
Dortreffli6 in Oieie Crime hinge
bltng ~"
- nDobr 1einIid. Srau
Sofrat: Sd mar geitern i'm Sbeoter.
9as Stiid lit iebr untpobrideinlidl.
Ser 3meite Gift ipielt Orei Sabre
nnd Dem eriten unh Die 2eute bnben
nod INNER oieieIbe &ousgebil-
lin ....l
3ouberer. Bad mar i'm
Sirius ~gefDelen.
SD babe einen 3auberer geieben,
Der aus Oerielben Gloi1e 0rei per-
IdieOene 2if0re goB.~
BeDer brummte:
1Gns lit nod nidts gegen unie,
rem @aitpirt @etfe. Ser aiebt aus
Elm un0 oemIeIben Sob 8ein 5tpan.
aig beridieoene Sorten.~
&eiImitteI. Ser ar5t
iagt: ualio, Serr Miiuer, geben Sic
iest our Apotbefe unO laiien sic fid
ettuas SoobpOroeprate nrf SoOiO
geben, oa5u 8otaiiirm nit MrfobD.
6rogpnfornl6lprin uno ettpas Diorp.
montinpoIansfIpnoll Sc more ood
fonoerbar, tuenn mir oann nidt
Sbre @eOadtnisidm69e bebeben
fonnten!"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

Sn Ser GdnIe. 2ebrer:
War, nenne mir Elm @ort, 0as nit
4 anfdnet.
W1ar: 4nnObeit, SER 2ebrer.
Sein @unid. r9opa,
id nolte, i9 tudre elm iponiider
Seerduber uno fGnnte GdaBe 5u.
iammentragen!"
Sea idon, oonn nimm nal Den
&oblenfaIten un0 iegIe in Sen Sell
Ter, nm 8rifetts roufaubolen.~
-8eim 8affenIieferan-
tie II. ~&err Director, es lit elm
Srrtlm ltnterlaufen! 9ie Eorpe0os
iino %Deriebentlid nad HaragitoD
unO Die @ranaten mad 8oliDien ee-
ialtot tporoen!~
uDas ma6t nidts w Sic meroen
tie i%Otuieio uatereinanoer nustar-
fdenl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

- &a1fulation. 8iui IieB
iid ideioen unO meinte nodber 5u
Srona: rSonOerbar, 0aB Die Gdei.
0ung bel mebr foitete nls bic Sod.
aeit.~
r@os mebr inert it, mill be5obIt
fem"
Answeg. Gin Mounequin
fiibrt einem gbepnar Elm &leiO Dor.
.Meinit Ou nidt, oieies humber
bone A~benofleiO tpiiroe iid ousges
3eihnet ouf unierem nGditen Snus-
bali maden?~
.Sm, ia - Lao BAG Neaoel ein!"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
Yin seftbafett.

nRo, 9uppe, ItoB NAL nit mir
an SD bin elm freier @audo aus
ben unenoliaen @ampas Argen-
tiniems!~
$50, Io...., oann uerfriimeI Dir
man idleunigit mieOer Oortbin 5rt.
rid. -, 0eine DIE is i'm an.
marihl"
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
gori # dtsmaBregeIu.

Sort dtsmaBregeI
Sante Baula bat cine lhredlide
angit BORN @etpitter.
Gaum bernimmt iie oas allererIte,
idauade 9onnergroIlen, 10 r1umt lie
in f~ieberbafter Gle ale Met1ages
genItdnoe aus ibrer Ndbe. Die 5ie-
ben ionit ben 8lib an, iagt iie.
Sci benz id)meren @eipitter norige
@ohe meinte Neffe 6ris beim.
tiidiih sa ibr: u8as mad)it ou nun
cigentIid NIT Oeinen @oIoplomben,
Eante?"
SeitOem bat Die aermIte feline
irobe MiHute mebr.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
Ger M q

Ger @run6. .Sie min
Jheinbar nidts mebr bon mir nil.
fenl~
.Sa. fe iueiB eben idOn su UieI
BON .0irl~
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

nGn, emma, Der gbineie oa, Oas
1T bod Serr Sdmiotden, euer I'm.
termieter!"
sSiebite, 10 lit oag null Mut-
terms Nadtiode bat ct an, aufm
2opp unien 2ompeniairm un0 oie
Sunoepeiti9e bon Hluto ais 3opf
- aber mir nal gum Eango bolen,
is midi"