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Evening star., 1935-08-04
ITALIANS SPURN|NG|
LEAGUE ACTIVITIES
Force Basis of Assurances
for Colonial Needs in
East Africa. r
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, August 3.-Italy can vision
no assurances for the life of her
colonies without force" government
spokesman said tonight.
He asserted the hopes of the
italians that their country's needs In
East Africa may be met by treaties
are exhausted, and insisted Italy
places no great Importance "on the
work of the Council of the League of
Nations" although the solution to the
1talo- Ethiopian dispute tentatively
reached at Geneva might be re-
garded as a diplomatic victory for
Italy"
The reservation made at Geneva by
Baron Pompeo Aloisi italian delegate.
concerning the competence of the
League to discuss fundamentals of
the affair between Italy and Ethiopia,
was made because ITALY has dis
charged every obligation to the League
whereas Ethiopia has not done so,"
the spokesman said.
Agreement Disregarded.
Despite tire fact, Italy, France and
England have reached an agreement
at Geneva providing for the resump-
ton of the Italo- Ethiopian Concilia-
tion Commission and review of the
question by the Council September 4,
Italy still feels the problem must be
settled by Italy "in the most practical
way" the official said.
Asserting Italy believes the life Of
her East African colonies cannot be
preserved without a hinterland in
Ethiopia, the spokesman said 1--WE
hoped to provide this hinterland
through treaties with Ethiopia, but
now we realize there is no possibility
Of d specific settlement. therefore
there is no hope of ensuring the life
of our colonies without recourse to
war"
The necessity for recourse to arms,
he said, was partly due to the fact
Ethiopia has been encouraged to
expect the aid of the League of Ma
tions, and of other nations. This has
encouraged her to assume a bellig-
erent air.
Willing to Aid Peace.
Italy accepted plans for a tri-party
conference, it was explained, because
of her willingness to cooperate for
peace with European nations bound to
her by treaty Gtaly, France and Eng
land are signatories to the 1906 peace
pacD and because Ethiopia will not
be represented at these conversations" :"
Previously an authoritative source
had stated that Italy did not feel any
final action by the League of Nations
on the fundamental dispute between
Italy and Ethiopia could be considered
even remotely possible.
The spokesman, however, character
lied resumption of the work of the
conciliation commission with, per-
haps, the appointment later of a fifth
arbiter as a logical STEP
He explained Italy felt friendly
toward the League" and had demon
strated this friendliness by agreeing
to attend the present session of the
Council, but he insisted that decisive
action for final adjustment of the
Italo-Ethiopian problem lay solely
within the provinces of the disputant
nations.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
CANADA APPLIES
FOR BOND PERMIT
Government Asks Permis-
sion to Float $76,OO0,0 900
Issue in U. S.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Canada asked permission yesterday
to borrow $76,000,0 900 in the United
States.
The Dominion's application to the
Securities Commission projected the
first major foreign financing in this
country since Canada borrowed $780,
100000 two years ago. War debt de-
faulters are forbidden by law to sell
securities in the United States.
Canada's application was for sale Of
a 10-year bond issue, paying 21a per
cent interest and maturing August Is,
1945. The proceeds would be used to
retire $4,000, 900 of 2 per cent prom
issory notes due September /, 1885,
and $26, 200, 900 of AZ per cent Ca
madam National Railway bonds, guar
anteed by the government, to be called
for payment September Is, 1885,
at 102.
Oficials here noted especially the
low interest rate and the intermediate
term of the bonds. Heretofore. except
for notes, Canada generally has
financed on a 20-to-30-year basis.
Canada's June, 1888. financing con-
sisted Of $4,000, 900 in 15-month, 4
per cent notes, while previously. in
October, 1880, the Dominion sold
500, 0,000, 900 in 30-year bonds.
The new issue also represented the
first major foreign financing under the
securities act.
Thirty-nine American investment
houses were named by the Dominion
as the proposed underwriters Of the
issue. Interest was to be payable on
February IS and August is in lawful
money Of the United States. The
bonds were to be redeemable at Can
ada's option on any interest date on
and after August is, 1943.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
19 WILL GO TO TRIAL
IN STAVISKY SWINDLES
High Court Rules Against Six
Who Had Appealed From
Indictments.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 3.-The Stavisky
scandal net frightened on of 19 ac-
cused today when the Court of Cassa-
ton rejected their appeal from indict-
ments.
The highest court decided Paul Levy,
Camille Aymard, Paul Guebin, Henri
Hayotte, Georges Farault and Georges
Hatot must face trial.
Nineteen persons, including promi-
nent politicians. tangled in the COM
plexities of Sacha (Serge Alexandre)
Stavisky's swindles, are expected to
face trial as result of months of in
quiry. Four others under charges
since early in the case are likely to
go free.
A dossier of 10000 pages has been
compiled by Examining Magistrate
Ordonneau, in the midst of the scam
dals various storms since Stavisky's
suicide in January of 1884. He is
ready to send 1t to the court which
drafts the detailed accusation pre-
hminary to trial.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
RECTOR LEADS THR0NG
IN DRIVE FOR PEACE
Plaza Across Street From Phila-
delphia City Hall Scene
of Demonstration.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-Sev-
eral thousand persons crowded Rey-
burn Plaza, across the street from City
Hall, today in demonstration against
war. Fascism, capitalism, war profits
and militarism.
Reminding his hearers that the
World War began just u years ago,
Rev. William Mcdonald Sharp said
the purpose of the meeting was "to
wage peace and prevent the recur-
renee of disaster similar to the World
War"
Sharp Is director Of the st. Paul's
Episcopal Church and chairman of
the Philadelphia Committee of the
American League Against War and
Fascism.
A police inspector demanded that
an American flag be displayed. One
was set up in prominent place.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
RIFT ON RAILROAD
PROBES imminent.
Break Between Senators
and |. c. c. Impedes
Cooperation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Instead OF the cooperation oriei-
nally planned, 1t appeared yesterday
that q break was imminent between
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and a Senate investigating committee
over inquiries into railroad reorgan-
iZation.
As the Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee began laying the ground
work for public hearings on the financ-
ing of the Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul & Pacific by Kuhn, Loeb g. Co.,
and the Missouri Pacific by ]. p. Nor
gan Co., I. c. c. officials indicated
they would proceed with hearings on
these and other reorganizations as
scheduled.
Chairman Wheeler Of the Senate
committee has asked that the COM
mission hearings be held up until the
committee has had an opportunity to
check up protests from independent
bondholders.
There was possibility. committee
members said, If the commission pro-
ceeded too far with reorganization,
the Senate group would get into action
with its hearings earlier than planned.
Wheeler told Acting Chairman
Meyer of the commission that infor-
nation had reached him that efforts
will be made to push reorganization
through with view to replanning for
corporate insiders control of the road
before there is full public disclosure
Of the consequences Of their past con-
troll of these roads"
He said it was necessary to make
the committees inquiry useful to in
vestors during their trying difficulties
and not merely useful for remote fu-
ture purposes after the present situ-
alton has been, as reports Of present
attempts have recently described 1t as
'sewed up in bag by insiders"
Evening star., 1935-08-04

This is the last of a series OF dis
patches in Which tDell knotpn
French author and journalist de-
scribes her experiences on a tour
she has Just completed OF the from
tier provinces of Ethiopia and
Italian Eritred, oper tohich ipdr
clouds are now hopertng.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
Wins Model Plane Prize.

LOS ANGELES, August 3 R.-A
tiny model aircraft, built by John
Kusch, 18, of Chicago, scared longer
In the air today than those of Is other
youthful finalists to win the cham
pionship of the national outdoor meet
sponsored by the Junior Birdmen of
America.
Otto West, of Omaha, won second
place and 500 Douglas Krlse, OF
Seattle, was third, receiving $50.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
FIRE TRUCKS SUPPLY
WEDDING CHAIRMAN
Bridal Couples Auto Begins to
Blaze at Busy Intersection, and
Medley Soon Follows.

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, August 3.-Not every
one can have a charivari by the fire
department with full accompaniment
Of horns, whistles, bells and sirens.
The Salvatore Millonzies did today.
Married at noon. the couple was en-
route to photographer. At a busy
downtown intersection their automo-
bile caught fire.
Two district chiefs, three engine
companies, fire boat, water tower,
two trucks and the rescue squad roared
to the scene. The bride and BRIDE
groom were amused, but uninjured
Evening star., 1935-08-04
iNFANTILE PARALY LYSIS
DECLINING IN CAROLINA
Only Four New Cases Reported
and Total for Year Stands
at 504.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c., August 3.-Infan-
tile paralysis gave further evidence Of
being on the decline In North Carolina
today as the State Board Of Health
received reports of only four new cases.
and officials estimated there are less
than 100 cases in the contagious stage.
Thus far this year, the health de-
partment has received reports of 504
cases.
Requests for advice as to whether to
open schools next month are still be-
ing received. Health officials recently
advised against opening Of the insti-
tutions early In September.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
Ethiopian

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-08-04
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Evening star., 1935-08-04

Chapel in Auto Plant.
A chapel has been built in the heart
Of an automobile plant in England.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
Planes VS.. Grottoes

Aviation? That Is useful to de-
stroy cities, but we have so few towns
even, and so many caverns, grottoes.
No, believe me. when the whole Of
Ethiopia takes the march against q
handful Of men, even armed to the
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
6. 6 apittI.

Mls mon Die Trau Jorftrat Mmas
lie Wilber ms @rob gefentt botte,
tpurOe es fdnea einiam auf Dem
tleinen @Ottesodsr in &apeaen. Sine
ftiIe. olte Trau - bds mar feline
llria9e CUR Srauer fir bic 8auern
bes DOrfes; bic fparten ibre Srauerz
mienen fir piiroigere SDte: fir ben
Germ 8iirsermeiiter, ben pfarrer
Ober 99ulIebrer. 9arum Idiittelte
ieoer Dem blaHen SObias MilDer
raid Die 9anb, Bis 5uleBt nur elm
ein5iger BEL linn blieb @Ottpult
6eqmer.
gern bGtte @Ottpalt ben @ertpoi=
fen %getrDftet. ober inn feblten bic
WOrte. St 5ab 19neigenb auf. BORT
itunb 0as Strobe Rreuo". in Oen
ftablblauen 9erbftbimmel rageno, bort
lag Der teui@e. berfibrerif9e 2eib Der
Rar. 5tpiI9en Die buntlen Moloberge
bingegOfen - unO 9elmer bu9te an
bic lebten Morte Der Soften unb
an ibren leBten Bid, Der bort oben
ouf Den Observation-Disclosures Sells
pdnben bGngengeblieben tpar. llnb
Du funo er ben Srolt. ben er 10
lange nint finben tonnte fir Ieinen
berarmten 6reunb. gr Ifredte ben
Mrm aus unb oeutete duf oiefes Berg
number. pie Der prielter bos Soberz
natel Dffnet nit Dem MIerbeiligifen
llnO er fogte Ieife: Sin Bib nur.
Sobbp! Nber feb. benz 3eben bleibt
INNER tpieber elm Meg our 5D1e.~
Eobias nidte. ST fob atpdr oIes
6ds, mas bd Dor inn ausgebreitet lag
an u~nerbOrten @9dBen, aber in Oies
fer @tunoe bate CT feinen Mnteil oars
an. @r Bat ben Greunb nur, i'm
ALIEN 3u IaFen.
rglein. Sunge!" @ottpolt f9iittelte
ben ROpf. mDus tusrbe i9 ni9t
fun. Du pirt iebt nit mir geben
uno Bel ROs9en bleiben - tpenn bu
es ni@t bDraiebit, nit mir Oa bin=
nuf gu ifeigen."
sd fam ni9t. @ottpaIt! Mie
fOnnte i'd cine 9ersfabrt MAIDEN!
1lit eilem aeri&lagenen 9sraenl1
9eImer Ioate faft.
sd min bid nidt apineen. Mu9
pirit 6u 9Os@en piltommen fem an
biefem ~traurigen Sage. sic ers
lpartet bid. gs trGntt fe faft. bab
bu felt 0rei Sdsen ni9t BEL uns
tp0rit. - BUR bas nit benz 3erf9Iaz
senen 9er5en, Sobbb. unb Der 8ergs
fubrt: ID msins, iDenn irssnbtpO auf
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

patent bsrIoren bat = pie ser 6err
ia DeiB ~ neil sr.."
Qer9 purbe ungebuIbig. .8as
tommen Sic mir nit Der alien Sc
ididte ouber. iibsr bic f6on @ras
gepa6ien 1T. Sbrem Batter 1T DieI-
lei9t unre9t geIHeben - Dienei9t
aud ni4t. Mas gebt's mid ans SD
bin Oofiir auf teinsn san beruntz
portli9. unb Dos lam am ollerpe=
nigiten etpas boran Gnbern, baB
S6r 9dus fort muB. QaFen Sic mid
nit Oieier alien Dummbeit in Hube!
Den arnlen Winter MAIDEN Sic ni9t
leben0ig oamit. Der 1T tot. uno bic
@ef4i9te 1T felt Sobren srIeOigt.
punttum!"
@r mart Die Sir ins S9IoB unb
gins nit langen S9ritten Oabon.
erasmus itunb nod immer unb
IGittelte ben Ropf.
v@rleoigt2" Gr nidte Dor f9 bin,
uls pOlte er ii9 gu Dem WOrte Smin=
gen, bas er ni9t re9t besreifen
tonnte. nGrlebigt9 - go ia! @ann
er 10 Iogt, na9ber pirO's pobI pabr
fein! g~rlebist9 - Sir ben ga! unb
firm Minter ou9! = Nur bait firm
Batter n0t!"
5. &apiteI.
2onsfam Orebte fi9 erasmus auf
Dem MbfuB un0 mu9te 1i9 ouf ben
Meg mad paHerba9, Inn einen Sous
riten gu finben, Den er fiibren tDnnte.
90 fpGt i'm 9erbIt tparen lie rar GEE
pOrben. erasmus muBte babeim Of
ter in 1einen tleinen 2eberbeutsl greet
fen, Inn gelb 9eraus3unebmen, aIs
UNI pel9es btnein5utun. Mit Dem
Serb1t pfleste INNER Die Sprge gu
tommen, Seuer obsr mar es f9lim@
mer als ie.
Gr mar f9Dn cine @tunbe Der
GtraBe na9getrabt, ais sr a~ngerufen
purbe. !9inter ibm rolte elm bretter
2unbpagen oaber, unb als erasmus
fi9 um1ob, ertdnnte er ben Rutf9er
uno blieb fteben.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
GUbios WilNers
Weo sur RSbe.
Bon 8nenfu b. Strait.
e. G~Ortfssuna.l

Dor erasmus 0ffnets Ii9 pI0Bli@
Der Weg. Sine 0aIbpiele. Riidpdrts
Dun1en Die RoblmGuer bod empor,
borne, bart an Der StraBe, tauertc
Elm neiBes. niebIides !9dus9sn. bas
@in0ernirtsbaus.
erasmus elite, baran porbei3u=
tpmmen. Mber g1arl, Der groBe 9auss
bunb, i9Iug an unb fpraug ibm ents
gegen. Sc Dffnete fi9 elm GenIter.
uuo elm Sol3tne9t REF:
r@riiB @ptt, erasmus! Mie gebt's
habeim9"
erasmus mar ni9t rebfeIi9.
g's gebt bait, HeuIe9ner. Moie!"
NeuIe9ner I9lug in Der Mirtsz
ftube bas 5eniter pieOer gu. Damn
fubr tr fort, ole 5lie9en ouf Dem Siz
f6e nit Der Sano gu fangen unb
auf bas 2eimpapier gu ieBen.
nMeiBt not, mo er bingebt2" frags
te er mad elmer DeiIe ben 8inoers
pirt.
Der sudts bic a6fsIn. .gisuei6t
mad Gutenberg 'niiber gum 2er9,
@egen feiner Siitten. HieOergerifen
5ou's perbeu."
gleuIedner nidte: rSs an ormer
Seufel, Der erasmus! l1nO Der Mlte
audi @r fpudte aus. .gber bumm
is er audi. Ser GOtb! @enn i5 an
feiner Steu' mar. ih bate mir f9on
g'bOIfen, SOL"
Der 8inoerpirt legte Ben Ropf
Suriid. .@eIt, bait 0ein G9nabel.
@pnit berbrennit i'm ANAL"
nS4 Jag ia MIR. Nber benten lam
man fi4 DieI. l1no Der 2er9 fam
BON Slid fagen, baB bic 9'fdidt 70
mGuferIitab eing'f9Iafen isl"
Ser 8in0ernirt tpolte nidts peis
ter b0ren. @r panbte Jleule9ner ben
&iiden unO perlieB bic Stube.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
.@riiB @ptt. @pmmerbouer!"

Der lieB feline 9eitfde Ourd bic
Cuff fauien unb piff Our9 bic SABINE.
Die pferbe blieben iteben.
vNa enoIi9 merritt es, oaB per
binter Dir oabertOmmt. Sd bah
idOn sIaubt, i4 fiibr' bid iibsrn
9aufen."
erasmus stDung ii9 gu einem 2u=
9eu.
ua0nnt lei9t Iein, baB mid beut
elmer 8ammfdbrt. Sd bin a peus
oDrrif9 beut.4
.Gu, ma, trDftete SOmmerbauer
nit breiter Gemiitli9teit. nbu pirit
bD9 not ben Ropf bdngen laffen,
erasmus, peil's bdlb 5pei S9reibdli'
geben pirb i'm 9uus2"
SeBt lG9elte erasmus pirfIt9.
uWenn's nur i9Dn 70 tpeit tpdrl"
gr fubr nit benz &pdGrmel iiber
oie @tirn. nno @ommenbauer aog
i'm neben fi9 auf ben Bod, 19nol5te
nit Der 3unge unb fubr Iuiig peiz
ter.
rSeBt f9ieB log nit Der SOrg'!!"
erasmus, erft untpinig uno berz
fdloHen, lieB ii9 longfum auftauen
Don Sommerbaiers berber Treunb>
li9teit unb eraGblte bon Meib unb
&inb unb enoli9 aud BON Der 0rOz
benben Musquartierung. Spmmer@
bauer fagte LANCE ni9ts. No9 elmer
@eile erit iDnr ones ri9tig in fei=
mem Ropf, unO er perlegte fi9 oufs
Sr0ften.
nSisbit es, erasmus, mir Is audi
not aupeil gut gegurigen I'M 2eben.
Mber man muB bolt aus6alten. nno
gar a 8ergfibrer tpie ou! Der muB
Guraf9i baben!"
,@ommerbauer! @s gibt a MDrtl
in bic Berg, mo ii9 bic &uraf@i auf=
bort. Oas tommt nie Der 9agel
unb baut Dir N @aGoel elm. llnO
10 sebt's mir ieBt. Sd fpiir's! Oa
fault mas runter ouf mid unb
f9lagt mid nieber! - Steini9ldg,
Sommerbauer! @teinf9lag!" @rasz
mus tat einen f9tpiilen Mtem3ug. lno
bann fra9te er rubig: $50 fubrft
Damn bin9"
rS92" Sn Commentaries ernftem
Geii9t begann es auf3ugldnoen. .Den
9errn Rarl fol i9 bon Der 8abn.
0eut tpmmt er."
8erblifft fab erasmus auf.
Ser 9err Rarl tommt9 Ser alb
gub nit mir 10 oft nuf Der Rar
MARI l1nb Der Dor sp0lf Sahren
auf uno oabon isg"
Spmmerbauer la9te.
rSs f9On ri9tig! 0erfelbe Rarl!
Der tommt beut' tpieber beim!"
nSa, ME is benn basg 80 Der
Mlte f9on 10 lang ~begraben is2"
@pmmerbauer f9nalate nit Der
peiti4e. nm bic pferoe ansutreiben.
ben.
Ser olt' 9err bat fein' @uben
halt mDgen. lInb bor'm Sterben bat
CT Seitament g'ma9t. Die 5tpei
Mabln baben an feiten 8roden @elO
triegt, ben Sennenbof aber bat er
benz 8uben berma9t. Jreiltd, lang
bats oduert, Biz o. Mbbotdten ben
6errn &arl g'funben baben. neil er
beut in Nmerita mar unb morgen bel
Die S9par5en. Nber iebt Is er
g'funoen. limb beuG fibr i9 ben
GERM &arl nod beim!"
Commentaries @sii9t itrablte Dor
@ergniigen.
nMeint not. baB er Ieidt an ipens
ldnger e'lebt bdtt, Der gllte, tuenn
Die @'f4idt nit m 9uben not g'tpes
fen pGr2"
Somerbduer nidte. .QBobl, tpobl!
WirO f6On 10 iein! Gr bat llnsliid
g'6dbt nit Dem 8uben unb bats ne
Isiht trassn. = Siehit IS. erasmus
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

erasmus lief tpsiter, bic fieilen
MalOpinOungen gum Nabtamm bin=
auf. nnb Oie SOrge lief nit. Sie
battle cine quite 2unge un0 elm feftes
9er5 = 0ie fam Dem Mlerf6neaften
na9.
Die 5rags bes Sol3tne9tes bate
biefe ANDRE Gorge 6es erasmus pie@
Der pa9geriittelt. = rOabeim2" -
9abeim lag bas trante @retl in Ser
Miege, feline Srau trug elm tpsr0enbes
Meni9enleben unter benz 6er3en,
bangenb fir oas cine pie fir oas
andre. uno erasmus bangte um ale
bret!
1nb bas MaB nod BON gu MAIDEN,
itano fein 9Gus9en i'm MaBpdlo bpr
benz Nbbru9. Sonte er pboa9los
ber0en nit ben brei, bier Men59en,
bic tn feline Sbbut gegeben paren?
limb Drum rannte er beute 70 = sr
nolte elm 2eBtes per1u9sn un6 oen
s9errn" I'M Muff9ub bitten.
erasmus bib Die s3Gbne 5ufamz
men uno baitete ienfeits oes @albz
TONNES ben Meg nod Gutenberg
binunter, BON mo bic eriten 9dufer
f9Dn heraufgriBten.
Sem @9ritt nurbe ~langiamer, ie
n6ber er an Daniel Qer9s 9aus berz
antam. Menn es einen gefdbrli9en
@inftieg gdlt, in ben QospGnoen i'm
grOBen 0Dlental pber bOr benz Ders
bdngnisbOGen &iB in ben platten
auf Dem WienerzNeuitGbter Meg,
battle erasmus ME 10 lange gea0z
CERT pie ieBt, 0d er ben 9ausberrn
Daniel 2er9 berdustlOpfen fo1te.
Die 6arte Mibe blieb inn erIpart.
@eDDr er Die Sonb mad Ser Rlinte
ftreden tonnte, ging bic Sir auf unb
9er9 ftano or Der S9pele. Gras>
mus apg be It unb begar1t i'm
5nif9en ben .loen gu oreben unb
81 pinben ME elm naHes Stiid
WGf9e.
2er9 seiSte Elm tuItes, fteinernss
geii9t.
.Was ipplen sic, @rasmus2"
erasmus fiibIte elm Miirgen I'm
Gals unb brd1te teinen Son beraus.
.Sie tommer tpegen beg 9auies,
grasmus2"
Der nidte riir.
rDd tommen sic umfOnif. Mas
i9 Sbnen gefdgt babe, oas gilt. unb
0anrl, Iieber erasmus, lit es ia feline
2aune BON mir. SO fam aud ni9t
INNER, ME i3 mD9te."
erasmus atmete f9per.
SIS Is ia BLOB tpegen Die atpei
Rtnber, 9err. Megen Dem fronten
in Der Miegn unb tDegen Dem anoern,
bus f9on baIb fpmmen muB. On ans
bers Dad is not gum triegn. limb
Der Minter is nit peit."
.grasmus!" Daniels Stimme 9at>
te f9arfen RIang. Sin paar Silben
in Der Mntport bes 8ergfibrers
f9ienen inn fatper mibfalen gu bus
ben. .SeBt 1T IS senug. Wie oft ion
i& nod iasen: IS sebt ni4t! Das
NaumateriaI 1T berett. Der 8eginn
Der Nrbeiten feftsefeBt. Sd lam bod
bic 2eute ni9t gum Barren balten
- Sbretpegen!"
SDem Batter S'lieb. 9err, mann
e. ct tun m09ten2"
Cine 8ornfuIte frat auf Daniels
Gtirne.
.Mds gebt mid SIR Batter ong
gr 1T Elm alter Mann, aber gefuno
1n6 frdftig. 90 elmer ion drbeiten."
erasmus griff an ieinen Ropf,
uls miiBte er oa etpus aure4triiden.
sd mein' balt, neil Der Batter
6rO6en am 9anieIiteis isin Giibrer'
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
(BOrtfsBuns fOIst.)

5atafes MtBsef&td.
.Nun2 8aoereife gut betommen8"
.nSm @egenteil. Bin in elm falls
lHes 8ub gersiit uno fiirnte mid
nun DOr benz Niidfal elmer Rronts
bsit. DIE id ME beisTsu babe"