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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Bismarck to Herald 1885
With New Year s P Parties

Red Jackets orchestra featured. The
younger college set will have the ira
ditional New Years Brawl, which
again is being given at Mandan.
Besides number Of private danc-
ing parties, there will be two large
social affairs at Mandan Monday
night. Dancing and cards will pro-
vide entertainment at the annual
New Years eve party Of the Masons.
The Mandan Elks will be dance hosts
at their hall.
Fort Lincoln Notes Day
While number Of Bismarck and
Mandan families will be at home in
formally to their friends Oh New
Years day, Colonel and Mrs. Louis
Farrell Of Fort Lincoln will be home
to their friends and the official per-
sonnel OF the post at noon, in accord
with an old army tradition.
Coming between the Christmas and
New Year holidays, the dancing party
given by officers of Fort Lincoln at
the post gymnasium Saturday eve
ming was a gala affair. About IS
couples, number Of them invited
guests from Bismarck, attended the
party. Reserve army officers sta
toned here and their wives also were
present. Receiving the guests were
Colonel and Mrs. Louis Farrell, who
were assisted by Captain and Mrs.
Patrick Kelley. Red, white and green
were predominating colors in an elab-
crate holiday decorative effect.
Covers were laid for l6 at q 7:30
O'Clock dinner party preceding the
dance given by Captain and Mrs.
Thomas q. Poland at their quarters
In honor of Captain and Mrs. Bird
Little. who are to leave shortly after
the first Of the year for the Philippine
Islands. An arrangement OF white
carnations was the floral centerpiece
for the table, which was lighted with
white tapers. The guests included
Colonel and Mrs. Farrell. the honor
guests, Major and Mrs. John L. Dunn.
Major and Mrs. John F.. Duckworth.
Captain and Mrs. George r. Connor.
Captain and Mrs. Kelley, Captain and
Mrs. Thomas ]. Mcdonald and Miss
Jean Farrell.
Forty Clubs Plans
Charter members Of the Forty club,
numbering about Is couples, and the
official personnel at Fort Lincoln
have been extended invitations for
the groups dancing party, which will
be given at the Patterson hotel Sill
yer ballroom, starting at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer s. Boise head
the committee on ARRANGEMENTS.
which also includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Frayne Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Copelin. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Eielson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Hairless, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman I. Roop and DR.. and Mrs.
w. B. Pierce.
College Set to Gather
The younger college set home for
the holidays and others who recently
returned from colleges and univer-
stiles will have their 1934-1935 all
College Brawl at the Knights Of Py-
thias ballroom at Mandan with the
Harold Yeasley dance band playing.
The affair, which Is open only to those
who have invitations, will start at
$3.50 o'clock and will feature q floor
show. Favors will be given out at
midnight.
A. @. u. w. to Welcome Year
Retiring officers Of the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen, headed by
Rex B. Albrecht as master workman.
are arranging the new year celebra-
ton, which will take place at the
hall starting at 10 o'clock. Roland
and His Buddies from Hazen will
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Miss Everyl Piepkorn
Wed on Christmas Day

Mr.. and Mrs. Amiel Piepkorn Of
Bismarck announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Everyl Piepkorn,
to Willis Wittig, jamestown. The
marriage took place at o'clock the
afternoon Of Christmas day at the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church
parsonage, 4O7 Sixth St., with Rev.
Walter E. Water officiating. The
couple was attended at the ceremony
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard e. Peterson,
brother-in-law and sister Of the
bride.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
City and County

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Schnabel Of
Wishek are the parents Of q girl born
at 5:55 p. m, Sunday ut the Bismarck
hospital.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Boiler Of Baldwin ut 8:45 p. M,
Sunday at st. Aexius hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Fowler, 40 Fifth
st., are the parents Of = girl born
at 40 .. m, Sunday at st. Alexius
hospital.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose 0esinger, 308 South Tenth
st.. at 1l:l5 p. m, Saturday ct st.
Alexius hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31

play the dance program, which will
have an intermission at midnight for
the service Of refreshments. Only
members and their invited guests
will be welcome and they must pre-
sent their cards at the door.
Interfraternity Club Plans
Many reservations have been made
by members OF the Interfraternity club
for its opening dance since its organ
ization, which will be staged at the
Patterson hotel Terrace Gardens,
starting at 9 o'clock.
The executive committee composed
of Earl r. Monson, A. ]. Scott and
Charles G. Goodwin has been In
charge Of arrangements.
Members will have as their guests
Major and Mrs. Thomas A. Smith,
Walter Mol,n and Miss Josephine Ger
vinski, Mr.. and Mrs, James Foley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon MacGregor, r.
H. Heating and Miss Gladys Sund-
land, Neil York and Miss Arlyne
Steinbruck, Roy D. Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
D. Eagle, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Peltier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony L. Bavone,
.Marlen I,oehrke and Miss Doris TAFT,
Jack Zuger and Miss Lucille Dahners.
Reservations made by members up
to noon Monday included the follow
ing couples: Richard Leonard and
Miss Clara Person, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter H. Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ]. Crit
fin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Halloran, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Bakken, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Rue, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Fleck, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Hendricks,
Mr.. and MS. John Arman, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard nirus, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schirmer, Oscar Walstad and Miss
Vera Person, William Smith and Miss
Helen Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Fleck, DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Hitzler. G.
w. Vorachek and Miss Helen Ulsrud,
William s. Moeller and Miss Eliza
beth Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dickman, Alvin A. Mayer and Miss
Mary Cayou, G. A. Cranna and Miss
Vonnie Erickson. Neil Cameron and
Miss Laurayne Steinbruck, Spencer
Sell and Miss Margaret Bates, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Ray Reichert, Frank Knowles
and Miss Eileen Cameron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Tharalson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Ratzlaff, Mr.. anc Mrs. E. B. Sowka,
Mr. and Mrs. p. E. Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thompson, G. F. Hanson
and Miss Bristow, John Goodman
and Miss Dorothy Munson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Maddox, Earl r. Mon
son and Miss Ora Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Goodwin, Gaylord Conrad and
Miss Agnes Fleck, Elmer Benser and
Miss Margaret Will.
\ X \
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvd Backlund, ll00
Avenue D, entertained guests for three
tables of bridge Sunday evening,
complimentary to Mrs. Backlund's S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Donovan,
and her brother and sister, Edmond
and Miss Catherine Donovan, Crosby.
who are spending the holidays as their
guests. In the card games, w. D..
Donovan and Mrs. A. P. Thomas re.
ceived high score awards, consolation
gifts going to A. r. Thomas and Mrs.
Rex b. Albrecht. The guests expect
to leave for their home Wednesday
morning.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
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Couple Wed Thursday
Spend Holidays Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, 416
Fifteenth St., are having as their
guests for the remainder Of the holi-
day season Mr.. Robinson's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Robinson, whose marriage &C.
Cured at Crosby on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson were among
the guests at the wedding, which was
solemnized at l 80 o'clock at the Con-
cordia Lutheran church with Rev.
Martin Ranum officiating.
The bride, who is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Semingson Of
Crosby, was Miss Ruth Semingson
before her marriage. As her bridal
costume, she wore q light blue vel
vet floor-length afternoon frock and
a white veil with the cap held In place
with orange blossoms. She held q
bouquet Of white baby chrysanthe-
NUNS. Her sister, Miss Stella Sem
ingson, was bridesmaid. She wore q
long model Of burnt orange velvet
with corresponding accessories. Her
bouquet was Of colored carnations. The
bouquet was of pastel carnations. The
bridegroom was attended by George
Teskey, Williston. Other attendants
Of the bridal party were the brides
small sister, Muriel Semingson. and
her cousin, Dora Semingson, who
were flower girls, and her nephew,
Eugene Semingson, who was the ring
bearer.
Following the ceremony. the brides
parents entertained at q reception for
about so guests.
The bridegroom is graduate Of the
Minot Teachers college and is super
intendent Of schools at Donnybrook.
Mrs. Semingson is an alunna Of the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
sen, r. G. Carsten and Miss Edna

Jensen, r. G. Carsten and Miss Edna
CarSten.
The bride is a graduate Of St.
Barnabas hospital, Minneapolis. She
practiced nursing in Minneapolis for
II years before coming to Bismarck
to be employed as anesthetist for the
Quain and Ramstad clinic, a position
she held for several years. She left
early in September to spend q time
with her parents before her marriage.
DR.. Griebenow is a graduate Of the
University Of Minnesota and has
been connected with the local clinic
for many years.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

%. E. s.
There will be balloting and election
Of the Rainbow advisory board at the
meeting Of Bismarck Chapter No. II,
Order Of the Eastern Star, scheduled
for 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
Miss Caroline Thorne
Weds Charles Staiger

During quiet marriage service
read at o'clock Saturday evening at
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church parsonage, 407 Sixth st., by
Rev. Walter E. Water, Miss Caroline
Thorne, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
]. E. Thorne. Hurdsfield, and Charles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15

ished by the McNutt administra-
ton, although receipts this year
did not show a material increase
over those Of former years, Mr..
Feeney said.
While wrestling has taken new
lease on life. the boxers are COM
paratively inactive because Of
lack of public interest. If box
ing booms and the mat sport con-
tinues to grip public fancy, the
state may find itself netting an
annual profit of $4,000, Mr..
eeney estimated.
The $4,000 profit earned this
year by Mr.. Feeney was the result
of abolishing the offices of secre-
tary and legal counsel, separate
headquarters, heavy travelling ex-
penses of commissioners and abb
sence of heavy special expenses
like purchase of furniture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15

oAAll4E bAAdt MI ICCAAEy NoNoAy WI
Every time the struggling be-
hemoths of the mat grunt and
groan their way through a wres-
ting performance, the cash reg
lister rings for the state Of In
diana and Mr.. Feeney is very
proud Of his commissions grow
ing bank account, particularly
since the commission he displaced
ended former years "in the red"
or with a few dollars profit.
Economics in operation OF
the commission, introduced by
Feeney, have netted Indiana more
than $1,000 a month during the
first year Of the Feeney regime.
Il u
CTATEMENT of the commission
~ finances, from last May when
Feeney took it over, through April,
discloses a net profit of S12,6226 SO.
This showing contrasts sharply
with that Of the commission abol-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
! THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Frank P. Baker announced yester-

Frank P. Baker announced yester-
day.
Sol S. Meyer, former bank presi-
dent, and his son, Ferdinand, a vice.
president, surrendered at the sher-
IFS Office yesterday upon return
ing from Florida.
They were released under bonds
Of $4,000 each, signed by friends.
Julian j. Kiser and Melville S. Cohn,
the other defendants, surrendered
shortly after the bills were re-
turned last Thursday and also were
released under bond.
Not guilty pleas will be entered
on behalf Of the four men, defense
attorneys indicated yesterday. De-
PENDANTS will be represented by the
law firms of Noel, Hickman, Boyd
g. Armstrong, and Daley and
O'Neal.
The. four officials were indicted
following a grand jury investigation
Of the closed bank.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
4 MEYER-KISER
OFFICIALS WILL
Be ARRAICNED
Former Bank Officials Will
Face Judge Baker in
Criminal Court.

The four former officials Of the
defunct Meyer-Kiser bank against
whom embezzlement and grand
larceny indictments were returned
last week, will be arraigned in GRIM
inal court tomorrow morning, Judge
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
Feeney and Finances
Under Amiable Athletic Commissioner State Nets
$1,000 Monthly Profit During Year.

THE prematury grayhaed gentleman usually
indianapolis wrestling shows Al G. Feeney state
there is good for the beang
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
ST 4ins=BOms unmOraIii@?

Cine neue Yoli8ei-@ erorOnung,
Die ioeben in 9uoopeit erlalien
Duroe, ~perlongt bon alien 8ellsern
BON 2ofnlen, in 0enen Ying-Hong
geipieIt miro, bob ite innerbalb BON
IA Sagen cine offi5iele @rlaubuis
oa5u erbalten; auBeroem miro be-
foblen, bob niemano unter Is Sab
rem 6ieie 9ofnle obne BegIeitung
zines germonoten ODER Mufiebers
belu9en oiirfe. 9ieier grlaB, Der
beim 3unioerbonoeln Strafen Bis
5u 1875 Dollar boriiebt, pur0e ourd
pielfa6e 8eihmeroen nottpenoig.
Spieliale nGer Art iin0 felt Ginger
3eit wie HiI5e in Der uneariiden
SouptitaOt empOrseihOiien. mlo Die
Eing-8one-9ofole in oenen aud
piel gepettet nirO, puroen beion.
Oers BON SusenOIi1en beIu9t, Die
babel ibr @elo perloren un0 ouer.
lei 8efanntidaften madten, bic
ibre Sittlidfeit gefGbroeten. Man
min aIio Ourd Oieie Itrenee @ab.
nabme oieier Unite einen Mieoel
porihieben.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

MnHn, bic ibre Serrin enttIeiDen
unb gu 8ett bringen nollte, erIebte
on Diefem NbenO einige neberraf9unz
gen,
5rau 8rduner ertlGrte, boB ie in
oieier Ra9t ~iiberbaupt ni9t 3u 9ett
geben, fOuOern nebsn i6rem 69rei6z
tif9 fiben bleiben noble. sic oros
nete an, OaB Mortin unb 4lois nebit
benz 9unb Sreu ni9t i'm 6errens
baufe, fonoern pieber i'm Rutf9er<
6aufe i9Iafen f%ollten.
Nnnos @erpunDerung Itieg aber
aufs bOdIts, ols Jrau 8rGuner lag
tie: nGbe MQrtin unb Qois f6lofen
geben, fOllen fe bic neiB=rote Sabine
uuf5ieben unb: = Mnna, oas Diirfen
sic nur piiien! = Die @itterpfDrte
unO bic 9austiir bleiben BON ieBt an
often, Bis ib einen @egen6efe6l qe6e.
Das MdOden ~Iiarrte ibre 5errin
an.
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ben Siren often bIeiben?4 fragte fie.
nSa - ou6 in Der Na9t.@
n@ndbige 5rau ermartsn jemanD9"
SIS lift TO-"
Mnna atmete erregt.
nNber i'd Darf bod Bel Sbnsn
6leiben2" bat @nna fle6entIi@.
rNein, Sic gsSen f9Iafen. Nun
tun sic, pie t9 Sbnen Togte, unb
a4teH Sic borauf, DAB meile Mnz
OrDnungen iOfOrt ausgefiibrt perben."
nMir 1T 10 banse, gnGbige Jruu",
murmelte Mnna.
1Worum Osnn2" fragte Grou
grduner. r@ie feben bod, bob mir
ni4t bange 1T, baB i4 gang rubig
bin. AlfO. 8inb, geben Sic. Sa
49, unb nod etDas. Sd ertporte 8ez
fu9. Ser Ngent elmer @eIeIlf4aft
fir MISUNDERSTANDING elm Serr
@blOOpig Manners, pirb fommen,
um nit mir Elm @ef9dft ab3uT4Iies
Ben. Ser Mann ipiro fofort por>
gelnffen. unb nun, eu4a No9t."
Jrau 8rduner mar ALIEN. sic
bIieb aud bic san5e No9t allen; Der
8efu4, ben iie srpartets, bette es
nidt 70 eilig ipie fie. 3ufpsilen T1lief
lie, 3upeilen mar lie b0lIig munter
unb fhaute till ld9eln6 ouf bic B6o=
tugrup6ie ibres Monnes, bic auf Dem
S3reibtii9 itanb. uno babel louT6te
lie ouf S4ritte, bic nibt tpmmen
MOLTEN - unb ouf bos @etnatter
Der Sabine, bic Der befti9e Noatmiub
peiti4te.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13
aanfas6ntes @opitsL.

r.
Sofef GOlmar botte ben @rlen6of
in Der Na6t bonn eriten auf ben 3tpei-
ten NoDember pe~rlafien. Gr NOR ge=
tpanOi iiber Oas bp6e Gifengitter 9ez
tlettert unb batte nit lei9ten 5ii=
ben, aber i9persm 9er3en feline @an=
berung aufger men. @r ertrug Is
einfa9 nidt mebr, untGtig 3u blei=
ben. Gr bsrbro9te bic Na9t gu
SiiBen Der oiirren pappel.
9inter benz biGten 8uI9pert, bas
fie umgab, ipartete er auf ben 8ogess
anbrud. 9Is es bsll geporben, err
bob er ii9 unb begann no9mols bic
llmgebung bes 8aumes gu Our9iu=
den. @iel 9offnung, jeBt NOD stfpas
au entDeden, ma9te er fi9 ni9t.
lleber bobe 9aufen nelter BIGtter
iteigenb, bic bic Stiirme Der leBten
Sage bon ben 8Gumen uno 5trGus
6ern g%erifien uno ba unb bort 3u=
fammengeipebt batten, tnm er gu eli
uem Mta5ienitrau9, Der aud nur
nod penige gelbe 8ldtter trug. On
benz Stroud bling etpas gan3 Mert=
DiirOtges: cine buntelgrine S9nur,
an beren beiben pertniipften @nben
oierlihe, nit griiner Geioe iiberipon=
meme gt9eln faBen. Ha19 griff So=
ief bana@.
nGT mar alp BIER" murmelte En-.
9iefe S9nur mar aut Ieinem 9ut,
i'd femme tie genau. Die cine @i6el
mar neuli9 f9on befeft. ols i'd isi<
men 9ut gum lesten Mole biirftete."
Soief itedte bic G9nur Elm, tebrte
CUR StraBe ouriid unb ging ouf Dos
8riidlein gu. Sier botte Sreu bas
malls gemiB nod cine Spur bon feis
mem 0errn sebabt unb, ibr folgenb,
mar er Bis segen Mdnnersborf bin-
geIaufen.
Sofef sing in bieier Hi9tung Dor
pdrts. 9eute, am 3%tpeiten Nopems
Der. am Sage Mllerfeelen, tparen bic
StroBen ni9t 10 leer ME fonit. benn
bic 2sute singsn auf bic 5riebbOfe.
Nls Sofef f9on gona nabe an
MdnnersbOrf beran nor. muBte er
elmer Sub ausmeiden, bic mitten ouf
Der @traBe babertnm. Sic botte
losbsn nod in benz iippig betpo9fenen
@ra6en gspeibet. Sofef mid mad
lints aug. Mit feinen i9arfen gus
gen bemertte er i'm StroBengroben
cine @espartitaube Don gon3 unges
p5bnli9er GrDBe. Sell lag bos
Sonnsnli9t auf ibren bloBblouen
9liiten. Nber nod ettpas onberes
qliBerte in ben Sonnenftrablen -
cine feline 8le9bi9fe, bic 5mif9en
rem bortsn StengsIn bes @egparts
tpie elm Ieit fab. Sn Der gii6fe
mar einmol blaue 6arbe gepeien.
Soilt fdritt neiter unb hefdno
Iih jeBt f6On auf MdnnersoOrfer
@rln0.
@lei9 beim eriten 6auIe belt e.
an. @sgeniiber oieiem tleinen s0auie
Slueigte Elm @smsinoetpeg BON Der
2dnOltraBe a6. Odbin bate Sreu
i'm oamals sepieien. Don bier ab
tsiuB er ieoo4 teinen anbalt msbr.
llsbsr Der Sir Oes 5auIes bgfano
ii9 Elm S@iIb, auf ben Der Nome
~Wenael pribOoa" itano; nebsn ibm
mar Elm Stiefel ubsebiloet.
Mls Sofef 0us 9aus bstreten ppu.
te, fam Elm ManR 0erdns.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Den &etOrO i'm GierIesen bait
Die S6ilofr6te. Sn elmer baLben
StunOe brinst iie es mitunter auf
100 Ger.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Cine babe @tunbe fpdter lam
5rGulein MiIesfn nah 9aufe.
Raum mar fe BON ibrem Rot
fu8s gefttegen, nls iie outs b09fte
erregt gu ibrer Sonte elite.
rMber Rinb, Darum 10 baIti99"
REF ibr biefe entgegen, Damn ftieB
fe etnen lei1en @9rei aus.
gamma batte ibr cine soIbene 8rille
in ben SdOB geIegt.
rDie Sausleutnerin bat lie beim
8eerenfu9en sefunben," ftieB iie
atemlos beraus. wunter elmer 8rom.
beerftaube babe fe geIsgen, Sic bat
tie Mmberg aud f9on ge3eigt. Die
Nlte TT ibm begegnet. Gr bat ibr
@riiBe aufgetrasen unb lGBt iagen,
bob er tGsli9 Na@ri9t fenben pirb.
@r TT segen Mdnnersborf gu serit=
ten."
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gu, Damn ftrih lie aGrtli9 iiber bic
4ugengldfer unO Iegte ie auf ben
Slid.
IS 1T i6abe. bob 9sin aitt 10
fnra mar" fagte fe freunbli9. nDoz
fir Derfpri9ft Ou mir, morgen 6rau
pOigner gu befu9en."
.Sd - aber 49, narum benn,
Sante2 gs 1T ia serabe, als tpOlIs
tet Du mid log fein."
~9as mill i9 audi"
.Sante!"
sir Elm paar Sage nur."
nMdbrenb Du in @efabr bift!"
sd bin IN teiner @sfabr.~
sd perftebe Did ni9t!"
rSanna - frase ni9t. Sci msin
liebes, gutes Rinb.~
@egen flint llbr traf DOttor 8ers=
meiter elm.
Sein @agen mar nit @traBen-
idmub befpribt. Man lab es ibm
unb ben bampfenben pferben an, baB
iie cine f@arfe 6abrt binter ii9 bait
ten.
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tunft an bas Scr elite, polte bic
beiBselaufenen Siere in ben Stall
fiibrsn; ba bemertte er, baB nod elm
9err i'm Wasen fab, ben 8ergmsifter
l9on perIaffen bate, unb begniiste
iiH bater bamit. ben pferben nod
elm poor tparme Deden i~iberaupsr-
fen.
5rou 8rGuner unb @ergmeiter be-
fanben fib etpa cine babe @tunbe
ALIEN. bann fuBr Der Notar mieber
neg.
SIS mar inapif9en Ha9t gepOrben,
cine talts. ftiirmif9e Na9t. Grau
Srduner orbnete an, DoB Das glbeub.
siien friiber aIs- fOnf aufsetragen
perbe. unb 5ps fi@ fdOn segen o1i
.llbr in ibr Simmer auriid.
S5re Nidte fOlgte ibrem 8eiipisl.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

Nus Der @9uIe. 2ebrsr
rWas 1T Milbbrst9"
Sdiler: -@ebratens tote 3isre."
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13

sd muB ben Ref un6sbingt Der,
beif4affen."
nSslb1tberfdnbIi6."
nGie psrtoufsn olfo oud bic ObIiz
gatiOnen. Damn babe i6 nod etna
tauienD 9uloen in bar, un0 gous
pons i'm Derte BON ettDa fiinfbunOert
@uIDen miiifen in Der fleinen Rai>
iette Iisgsn. Qieber 0OttOr, Sic pat.
fen ia ni9t ouf!"
Ser DOttor fubr 3ufammen, fri9
Ii4 iiber bas Soar unb mar nit
isiuen geOanten pisOer gan5 Bel Der
Sa9e.
Gr tpur6e rot, benn er f6dmts Ii9
Dor Oiefer b%Iaifen, tranten 5rau, bic
iiber cine iOI9e 0Nifung berfiigte, erz
faBte tbre Sano unb tiiBte fie,
gSie iagen oliO, OaB i6 peiter
ni9ts gu tun babe, aIs Sbnen BUM
berttaufeuO GuIbeu in bar gu Ders
i9uffeu."
.SSu - in @OlO unO in 8pou3is-
&ronennoten."
ngut. Gs 1T iest baID elf ubr.
gesen flint 1br tann i9 aus 8ien
5urid un6 tpteber bter 1etn, UNI sSbs
men Die SumnIe etuaubdnbigen."
pMir baben fe ia nod ni9t beis
fammen
Sod, bod ~ i@ nebme bic 9fs
tien nit. Damn fabre i9 nod 6oufe,
boIe BON mir fir ie9sunb3pan3ig=
tdufenb @ulben papiere uno berz
faufe bic glei9 nit"
nMie gut sic iinb!"
nWieio9 sic beItGtigen mir, boB
i9 Sbnen 6iefes @eIb geIieben bobe,
pie i'd Sbnen iiber ben gmpfang
biefer 4ttten quittiere."
@r f9rieb bic 8eftGtiqunq qlei9,
lieB fie 5rau 8rGuner Iefen, Ieafe
lie Dor ibren Mugen in ben S9ranf,
i9loB i'm gu unb iibergab ibr ben
S9liiHel.
So" faste Ct, rjeBt mill i9 ge=
ben. Sber baben @ie mir nod etz
mas gu fagen ~"
@r fa6 tie boil 1tnru6e an.
Sic i9iitteIte ben Ropf.
sd babe sic Inn nidts me6r gu
bitten, lieber Greunb, ols ooB sic
mir biefes geIb befOrgen. Niemanb
barf abnen, baB es BON beute abenO
an in meinen 9dnben fetn tpirb. 90,
DOftOr, un6 jeBt - ellen Sie!"
n@s mare mir lief, tpenn elmer
bon Sbren 2euten nit mir Biz gu
meiuem 9aufe fabren tDnnte, BON
bort aus nebme i9 einen meiner
S9reiber nit"
rMartin pirb NIT Sbnen fabrsn."
5rau 8rGuner briidte auf bic Slim
gel.
4nna fam unb purbe gu Martin
gef4idt. Snbeffen padte gergmei=
tier bic Mttien 3u1ammen un6 gtng
bann binter Martin Der, Der feline
@ebieterin Dieber in ibreH Rollitubl
binuntertrug.
@lei4 Dona9 fubr Der g1Otar nit
Martin bapon.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-13


Grau 8rGuner atmste tief auf,
itedte BEN Brief elm unb laui9ts. Sin
Wagsn belt DOT benz Sor, bic RIip.
gel ert0nte.
DOftor 8ersmeiiter mar sstOms
men unb balb fab Ct 5rau 8rdunsr
gegeniiber i'm Mrbeitsaimmer bes
9ausberrn.
Set beifen Werf@inben batte sr
f4On apeimal Trau 4rGuner beIu9t
unb fi4 ibr our Werfiisuns seitellt,
aber es bate fir Jpn ni9ts gu tun
eegeben = Bis Jpn beute feline alts
Jreunbin REF.
Martin battle feline 9errin binauf-
Gstragen; iie fab om @&Esibtii@ II,