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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
Betheh A.M.E Baseball
Club Makes Fine Showing

The Baseball Club OF Bethel A.
M. e. Church closed the first half
OF its season NJ five games, Juno 1.
having won every game. The team
this year is generally acknowledge
ed to be the best Bethel has ever
had.
Bethel defeated st. Stephen,
champion for several years, by the
score of to s. Jack Tennell pitch
ed the entire nine innings.
Saturday. June s, Betheps team
defeated Tabernacle. 22 to 8
Gather. Myler, Kennedy. House
all hit home runs. Rice pitched the
game.
Kennedy at \the plate, also hit
one three-bagger and one two
bagger.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

who have guided our footsteps and
inspired our souls have been that
great band Of leaders, the min
istry. So under the banner OF the
religion of Christ. we have moved
forward.
Many Of these leaders, who have
Joined the sacred band OF religious
exponents. have become educated
and are able to keep pace with the
rapid growth of education among
their followers; but there always
has been and still Is a large num-
ber OF honest. sincere and. In many
cases. intelligent preachers. who
are illterate and unframed.
Some may agure that this latter
type of preacher fits a need; for.
as rule, his followers, are a
simple people, who like himself
are without education and he is
able to reach them, for they speak
the same language.
No longer is there an excuse for
ignorance. Education In this great
country is free. and after the grade
school, there is the high school
and the university. If the ministry
is to retain its position of leader
ship 1t must fit itself by taking the
proper coures of training in our
many universities and seminaries.
That fact can best be summed
up by DR.. Benjamin w. Mays, dean
of Howard University School of
Religion. Says DR.. Mays, 1T Is
serious blunder to assume that in
order 10 be spiritually minded. one
must be poorly prepared which is
equivalent to saying God puts a
premium on igorance."
California News
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
Owens Is Star
In Hall Of Fame

tbi,.apo AMP, I-rfted e,,ta.
.s,.,,,..,s ..s,. ..ner,ll,.. eo,o-
=.
tUltN'iiti Ni JESSE VWtNs' ohlc
Sf0fr university sophomore. who
retonflr broke three world re-
r lltk ana nelA and tied
nath Of fAe Saturday that
t.h pfvf. rniance took place
hi~ frat- wr, hrallined In the
sla t6ts ~ the newspapers
o. rA Nfh ANA West ana COM
pf e-fial aud otherwise, was
Iu ln ilp South The southern
nor editors could not lnrget
.Gu Nrsro Ia the
B.fniuefaa NcNs owens deeds
V,te rcroguttl M third ef
rmu an page five OF the spurs
sections In me Atlanta Consiitu-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

Chicago, Ill.-After six months
investigation by the local branch
OF the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People
Mrs. Willie Mae Troutman or this
city filed suit against nine police
officers attached TO the 4Sth Street
police station for $4,000 damages
alleging that they were RESPONSE
Bile for the death OF her husband.
James Troutman. who died in
Joliet prison, June % 1884, from
injuries he received prior TO his
commitment there The suit was
prepared By Mrs. Troutman's at
iorney Graham r Perry. aided by
Attorney Oliver n. Clark and A. c.
MacNeal. prcsiden; OF the y a. A.
C. + branch.
According 10 the prison physician
Troufman Was suffering from
dislocated yertebra and the out
come Of his fitness was doubtful at
the time he was admitted. The VIC
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

tim was 10 years old and had been
sentenced for a term for burglary.
He died only six days after the
prison physician had notified his
mother OF his predicament. The
medical report OF DR., Theodore,
physician at the Cook County jail,
showed that Troutman was suffer
ing from kidney trouble and dis
located curvical vertebra when ex-
there as result OF un-
beating by the police Off
GERS. all white Those named in the
suit are officers Thomas Bremen.
Joseph McCoffey Robert Gail
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15


Eddie Tolan. recognized as 'h'
fastest Human in the world
VIII officially open Bethel Lea
sge Hish Sclionl Battalion. sun
II, 49,. .,t,..,,,.,,.,s IN, ,ofoll min,
N7 ~ A'''' NNs''"l'A ~ VIZ
/ lthr worlds sprint championship
rNW On professional runners ol
that continent
Wi po euoNn as Alh-
icres hai and all OF the famous
stars ef he city VIII be present as
h h rt tnest7 nl 'he League.
.t'p fie.tit "i'e 81 ilie countries
d'As hulel'Fsi I'M Loving
resI "ilil~ crack distance
''' ~ 'ii3 i.'Nis '!ty 'oiiese
'3iAi'' runner Love 9hoWueh'
q 'A'l' par 'N'e'i'N'e' ana me
!Ni' tfNp N t'it 'iiN present
aF stars W rack oasketball' ana
Na'hHl are invited 20 be on hand
. ih" iiTh Sehooi battalion OPEN
81 by Mhleles Day presents a
.Hlts 81 meetings III which the
''udents and eN-students OF SIX OK
pr'r"it h'gn sch"oois compete
'" S,, "~a Na. W. nv :" es 49,, "'em "s" ~,
ontel Negro students.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
EDUCATION OF PULPIT

For many years. the leadership
of our race In America has beer
in the hands of the ministry. Ou'
race is an emotional one. and dur
ing the dark days OF slavery we
readily accepted as panacea fol
our sufferings and a relief from
our sorrows, the promises OF
Christianity. 1t was a religion that
held out hope and promised char
ity. II we only had faith.
Denied the opportunity OF an
education, il was remarkable how
much real intelligence was drawn
to the surface, when men OF our
race illiterate and unlearned,
quickly grasped the full import OF
the spiritual message, and in turn
became exhorters and finally
preachers.
Because OF their zeal and spirit
ual Interpretation of the Bible,
millions OF black souls through
out the entire southland were en-
couraged to look forward TO that
day when. the shackles would be
broken and the promises at saliva
tion would be kept.
The Emancipation Proclamation
along with the 18th, 14th amend
ments TO the Constitution was the
to the prayers OF those
millions of blacks who had kept
the faith Our chance hadcome,
From 1865 up TO the present day,
this race Of ours here in America,
made rapid strides in rising to the
set up by the dominant
peoples We have taken advantage
II every educational. economic and
opportunity.
We are rapidly becoming an inn
)ortant factor in the citizenry of
,ur country and the torch bearers
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
WOMAN SUES nine
Claims Beatings in
Joliet Prison Caused
Death Of Spous e

breath, JOS. Wolfe. Pat Kelleber,
Harold Collender. James Dorrigan.
Clinton Towne and Thomas Nor
ton, who are supposed TO have
had Troutman In custody.
A similar suit has been filed In
Superior Court against Policeman
James J. Mapors by Daniel and
Ruby Watkins for entering their
apartment and attacking them.
Mrs. Watkins is probably injured
for life as result OF the beating
by Mapors. Both cas-
IS are being vigorously pressed
hv the local y. A. A. & =
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
POLICEMEN FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
What Other Editors Saw

porarily shelve the Wagner-Costi-
gan bill is an indication that the
opposition has exhausted It's re-
sources and that the time has
came to take county politics out
of mob murder. -Danville (va)
Register.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
EAST SIDE BEGINNERS MUSIC
CLUB

The East Side Beginners Music
Club was organized In January OF
this year. dnder the supervision of
the teacher, Miss S. NJ. Green, who
Is also the choral director of
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church.
The object OF the club is TO fur
ther the interest OF the students
In music history and to teach them
TO play before audiences.
The officers are: Mrs. Alice
lGoodlow, president; Thelma How
ard. vice-presIdent: Beatrice
Smith. secretary; Gertrude Land.
ros. treasurer.
! The club Will hold its first an
nual recital this month.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
SMART SET SOCIAL CLUB

The club met Tuesday night.
June 4, with Mrs. Leona McEver,
225l Lafayette street. with a large
attendance. An unusual interest
was shown by those present, IN
the business Of the evening.
The next meeting will be with
C. Pryor. 1880 81. AubIn street
Tho delicious refreshments serv.
ed by tho hostess, we're greatly en-.
joyed.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
WIN TWO FROM PHILLY

In the games with the Philadel-
phia Stars in Philadelphia, nearly
1000 fans saw Sam Streeter. vet
eran twirler OF the Crawfords
come through with all to 2 victory
over Ellis and Hunter. a sturdy
young pitcher, beat the sensation
al young Slim Jones by q to 3
score.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

Pat Patterson. Wiley College
star, is back In the Crawford line
up again and playing a bang-up
game at second base. In addition,
Patterson's bat accounted for
three hits In Saturdays game
against Newark.
With the release OF Bond to New
ark, Patterson is expected to get
the chance to cinch the regular
second-base berth in the Craw-
ford infield, with Chester Will
liams playing short
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Lula Blake of 1926 st. An
tome, takes this means to convey
heartfelt thanks to the host Of
friends, who were generous In as
sisting and expressing sympathy
during her recent hour Of bereave-
ment caused by the death of her
husband, Lonnie Fl. Blake. Special
thanks to Sew. r. l.. Brady.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

The conquering Crawfords OF
Pittsburgh continued to increase
their lead in the Negro National
Association by wihning two ball
games Sunday and one Saturday
from Newark and by beating the
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
"THE HORRIBLE SOUTH

The fact that the Wagner -Costi-
gan bill which would make lynch
ing a crime against the Federal
Government has been temporarily
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
Fluffy Cake, Creamy
Frosting Make Economy
Refreshments
BY Betty Barclay
BY Betty Barclay

There's enough sweentened con-
densed milk In single can for q
loaf cake and the frosting to COW
er it--and plenty left over to
cream and sweeten eight glasses
OF iced coffee. And there you have
perfect refreshments for the infor-
NAL summer party-iced coffee
and cake.
Fluffy Loaf Cake
l cup sugar
l-2 cup butter or other shortening
egg
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
Ia teaspoon salt
i-3 cup sweetened condensed milk
2-3 cup water
teaspoon vanilla
Cream together sugar and but
ter until light and fluffy. Add egg.
slightly beaten. Sift flour once,
measure. add baking powder and
salt and sft again. Beat together
sweetened condensed milk and
water and add alternately with
dry ingredients TO butter mix
ture. Beat until smoothe. Add vanil
la. Bake IN creased loaf pan tS by
1 by 3 inches) or square pan (S by
by . inches) in moderate oven
1915 degrees F) for 40 minutes or
until done.
Strawberry FrOsting
l-2 cups confectioners'GX)
sugar
"A cup sweetened condensed r.ilk
a cup fresi strawberry pulp
tablespoon lGmon juice
: Stir sifted confes..oners sugar
nto sweetened condensed INK.
81 CO e"rl:: strawbcr cs
ircugh coarse sieve to lleke ll
lp pulp; adj With lemon 3l.ce to
irst mixture. Beat until smooth
nd creamy Spread on cold cake.
lakes enough frosting to cover !
)p and sides OF loaf cake. top Of
t9-inchl layers or about | II
D2en cup cakes
Iced Coffee
quart strong black coffee
4 cup sweetcncd condensed milk. ,
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICE

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social Items, cards
OF thanks as cards of thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
must be paid for.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

Add sweetened condensed milk
70 coffee. Cool and pour over
,racked ice. Serve S.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15
DREAM GIRL SOCIAL CLUB

The club met last Thursday
night at the home OF Mrs. Mamie
Walker. 652 Superior street. Plans
were made for a whist party and
dance, TO he given June %, at the
residence OF Mrs. Magnolia Ben
ton, $50 Frederick street
A refreshing repast was served,
after which all present enjoyed the
remainder Of the evening at cards.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Daisy Weatherly. $50 Fred
erlck street All members are re-
questel TO be present, as impor-
tant business will be discussed
o.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

Reporters OF Church Activities
Please Get Their Copy In oy Mon
day Morning
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

| quart strong black coffee
3-i cup sweetcncd condensed milk.
Evening star., 1935-03-25
WHY BOND BREAD IS NOW
AFRESHER LOAF

It costs US more to give you
this fresher loaf. We hired
more bakers, rearranged shop
hours, insisted on only last
minute baking.
But we didn't hesitate when
Evening star., 1935-03-25
ADD new
GUARANTEE

Made with the same guaran-
teed pure ingredients :. with
the same home like flavor as
always Bond is today
made as women told us to
make it-Fresher! The feel
and the taste and the delicious
aroma of absolute freshness
are in every loaf. And every
loaf bears a n7oney-back
guarantee.
Try a loaf of this fresher
bread-made specially for you.
Buy it today. Go to your food
store and say, "Give me a loaf
of guaranteed fresher
Bond" Be as critical as you
please. For it is made to suit
the bread wants of the most
exacting housewives. Your
money back if you don't agree
Bond is a fresher, better
tasting loaf than any white
bread you have ever tried.
Evening star., 1935-03-25

we knew what women wanted.
Now you can have a fresher
loaf of Bond Bread. It's on
sale at food stores todayl
When 3,040 housewives
helped us make Bond the
Evening star., 1935-03-25
Last-Minute Baking and "Timed"
Delivery to Stores Guarantee
Fresher LoaveS

hon1e-Iike loaf, we guaran-
teed it pure >. we put only
the finest of food ingre-
dents in every loafl And we
printed our guarantee of puri.
ty on the wrapper.
Now for you today we can
guarantee it fresher. We bake
itlater-"time" its delivery to
your food store. That's why
you get it fresher.
Evening star., 1935-03-25
MONEY. BACK GUARANTEE NOW
ADDED TO PURITY GUARANTEE

We thought we knew all about what men
and women wanted in bread But we over
looked one thing. Women "fact-finders"
proved it recently in a door-to-door investi-
CATION of bread wants.
We thought, because guaranteed-pure
Bond is a best in Washington, it
should naturally be what everybody
wanted. But-no. The "fact-fnders" told
more . they wanted FRESHER bread!
So we decided to give them exactly what
thew wanted -. a fresher loaf of Bond Bread.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
8aibiu8tOuer
SOurmsaaserle
@adte stuOien- geiie in 9entIdlanO

9as neue Sotpt Der @elunobeitss
bebOtoe Der Stabt @oibington, Or.
George 6. gllbIono, friiber Cont
miiiioner Of 9ealtb~ Der Staot S1=
rocuie, 0ep gorf, mar 1888 O1it-
glieo eirter @ruppe bon b0beren,
amerifanii9en, ftdotiiden 8eamten,
Delde mittels finanaieaer Inter
ftitbung -ua0 atif @inlaoung-oes
0Sberlanoer Srult~ unO Ser agarl
S9ur3 9Remorial 5ounDotion~ cine
Stu0ienreiie Oltrd 9eutiA =
lamb mn6ten, Tim oeutlde bDgieni-
i6e ginridtllngen 8u %ItiIoieren. Ser
aSberldn0er~ 6ono lit IN ieinen
4ltsgaben auf Amerifoner beIdr1nft,
welde i'm 0ffentliben 2eben Iteben
uno ourd Sttoien in 9eutl1lano
fir am%erifanii1e 3nede an &ennt-
nillen geninnen. 6oriter, Ar6itef-
Ten, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Aer3te, gr3ieber, Brofeiioren Miulif-
fenner, @eiltlide, Sngenierre, 8i=
b~liotbefare, Sournaliiten, @egie-
rilngsbeamte, Sn0uitrielle, un0 an
oere Manner unD 5rauen oes 0ffent=
li6en 2ebens iino bisber i1on bonn
u9berldrOer Grult4 mad 9eutid=
latO gum StlOilm geididt mor0en.
@iner oaDon. Ser 9r8t Or. Sobn 6.
Slice, mur0e ugommiiiioner Of
@ealtb@ Ser Stoot SEEM gorf. Mean=
DIE 0erielben Iino bier IN @aIbington
III boben 5telungen in Der &egie-
rlng, 3. 9. So6n Nolem Director
Der aSubiiitence @omeIteao~ -4btei=
lung I'M department Of tbe Snte=
rior4, ferner @aro Shepard, bon
Der Abteilung fir nS5noian Mffoirs4 9.
Nn 4er8ten mnren auBer Or. Stub
lan0 alth Die Anlerifaner Or. Mi=
6ar0 Artbur Bolt, glepelan0, nll0
Or. Noom 81. 8ut6er, in Dertid=
LAMB. nel1e aud @rtifel uno Bidder
ii6er i6re @rfabrilngen i6rieben. 81
0ieiem CONNER ion auf @eranIai=
Jung Der ugarl S9ur3 Memorial
Miiociation4 uno Oes u9berlanoer=
5otlos~ Elm engliides Bud iiber
oeutide 6oritpflege b~eraasfommen,
Oas erite. 0as Jet 40 Sabren in eng
liider Sprade oariiber eri6ienen lit.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
GrOfnnn0 beg i66mem
9a6gartens
I'M GOncOr6 &lnblufaI, 14te 5trake
nmS Bart &OaO, u. V.

Der Concord &lub 1T nit ser Sin.
ridtung ieines Dadgartens nunmebr
fertig. 9erielbe ion am Somstog
AbeilO er0ffnet peroen. Ole Info
item Oafir betrugen $4,000 uno bic
Irbeiten tDuroen inter gufiidt oes
9errn 8ripp prompt uno jorgf1ltig
ausgefiibrt. @er ben 9a6garten
I'M 2oufe Der @o6e beiud)t bal, lit
ii6er8eugt, ooB es fiibl uno angenebm
bort oben lift uno man einige gerniit-
lide 5turoen unter @oImen uno
Bitten bel einem guten fiiblen @laie
Bier berIeben fam. Sir Gan5gele-
genbeit CUR l1nterbaltuug oes JIM
gen ooer aud altereu Bottles lit ebert-
fals geiorgt. Wlan bat einen nagel-
neuen San3booen errt6ten lofIen.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
9eutIdfeiaSlide ngibelfuri9er" in
Amerifa.

Anfang Stunt bieIten Die n3eugen
Sebopas (~5ebooab's @itnelies) bier
in 8albington i'm oAuoitorlum Ell
ne Notwithstanding ab. An
Der Spite oieier eigenartigen, reli=
gioien, biblil1en, regierungsfeiiloli-
hen 8etDegung ltebt Elm &etormator,
Der ais uSu0ge Hutberforo~ befannt
tit. gr belt am 2. SUM in g8aib=
lngton iiber u9tegierung~ inn Gihte
Der 8ibel, Dor 3tuan5ig Soltleno gu
b0rern cine Geoe, mel9e iibers Ga-
bio iiber Die @elt nerbreitet wuroe.
Sn @aibington f0roert Oie So1e be-
Ion0ers 9err Inton &oerber i'm
Suuptquartier: o@aIbington Conf
panD Of SeboDab's M~itne1es4 1903
WtaiiaAnletts 4nenue, sc. @. Aa6
tit europa lit bic @eiealhoft tatig.
8ort betra6tet man iie ais itaatsge-
fdbrli6. 8iele &~ommuniiten III Gu
ropa beoieuen fi9 Der Sdriften Die
Ier n8ibelgeieaiAoft" (9tble ono
8ract Soeietp) gu ltaatsfeinoliAen
3meden. Sn 9an5ig leitet Gu=
oolf 8egner Die Organization Der
iogenannten nSnternationalen 8ibel-
fori6erDereinigung@. Sci elmer
8ur1iu6ung Der &elerrdume leiner
@obnung our6 Die politiide 8oli5ei
fan0 man, laut 3eitungsberi6ten
aus 9euti6lano, auBer tommuniiti-
ider 2iteratur uno 5lllgblattern 50
gremplare oes nSabrbu9s 1885 Ser
3eugen Sebobas4, in Dem Ell
ne maBlole 9eBe gegen Die national
io5ialiltii6e 8artei, gegen Die oeut-
ide Gegierung uno gegen @itler &c.
trieben miro. Ser Serausgeber Die
les Sabrbudes lit Der Hr1iioent Ser
u3eugen Sebobas@, q utberforD,
Der elm amerifami6er Suoe iein iou,
aber inn Nomen oes n@briitentlmS@
reoet. Die Organization bat in Gam
gig un0 Bororten aaein mebrere tuu=
Ieno 9ii6er un0 10000 8roidiire
perteilt. Die MitglieOer 5ieben aud
bier in Imerifa in Ben 8orit1oten
BON Sous 81 Saus, perteilen Slug
ihriften ooer lamrteln llnteridriften.
Sn ibrer 3eitidrift: nSbe @oloen
age1 (9as goloene 3eitalter) finoen
iih immer nieoer SdBe nie Die fol-
genoen: uBreient=oaD governments
are controlled BIZ Sotan Die
Nlmmer bonn 10. Sum- entb6lt Mn-
critic oltf Die fatbolii6e Sierardie
uno (Seite $3.50 aif 9euti6*
Lamb: IS m has openIp
declared for tbe 9epil ono againit
SOB ano Grit Seius. @ia the
people Of &merica an0 the other
nations follotp @ermanp's leoo Of
mill then ierpe Sebopab an0 Sis
Government UNDER @briit2~ Sn
9an5ig legte @egner elm @eltdnonis
ob. 8iele &ontmuniiten perlteden
iiA beute offenbar binter Dem Ied-
mantel Der u8ibelfori6er4 uno reli-
gioien Seften.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
&ereinisnns Garl Sfur5 s. 9
Sehr aeehrter Ser @infler!

Sebr geebrter SER 8infler!
CUR Seller 6es 75=Idbrigen 8eIte=
bens Der Don Sbnen berouseegebenen
3eitung u@albington Sournal@
m0dte ib Sbnen i'm Nanten oes
8~raiioiums uno 8oritonoes Ser Ser
einigung gorl Sdur5 nabtraglid
ber8lidite @riiBe ousipre9en uno oa-
nit Die 8iini1e fir piele Sabre met
terer erfolgrei6er Arbeit Derbin0en.
User mtmer alf Dem @ebiet beutid-
umerifanil6er 8e5iebungen tdtig it,
meiB, nel9e @eroienite iid Sic
oeuti1ipra1ige 3eitung Der 8unoes=
bauptitaot ermorben uno tpiebiel tie
5u elmer 6eitigung freunoidaftlider
8e5iebungen 5miiden ben 8ereinig.
ten Staaten uno 9eutf9lano beige
tragen bat. 3u b~eionoerem 9anf
perbunoen iino mir ale Sbnen uno
Sbren Mitarbeitern fir Die auf-
opfernoe @rbeit nit Der Sic 5u lei
ner MufflGrltn9 iiber Die mirfliden
Ger5dltniiie in 9euti6lalo uno 81
einem 8erit1nonis BEL pielen in So
rem 2anoe gegeniiber Der @nttuid-
lung BEL rllts beigetragen baben.
Dit ben beIten gmpfeblungen un0
@iiniden fiir cine gliidlide 3ufunft
0es o@aibingtou Sournal@ bin id
Sbr iebr ~ergebener,
9rueger, 8i5epraiioent.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
SER SObn Sterser anf Scr geRernns

SEER Sobn 5ter8er, befannt
beliebt un6 geohtet bel allen Die i'm
naber fenuen, mlBte einige Gage
oos 8ett bitten, ba er ni6t ear8 mobl
mar. Serrn gbaS. 6. @erner
mar es moelid, elmer geriammliing
Ser MrminiuSloge bei6uiuobnen iiber
melAe iih nift nur er lonoern aud
Die Mitglieoer iebr freuten. 9as
SournaI miiuidt beioen longi1brigen
trenen Qeiern bal0ige @eneinng.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
anfong tpirfli6er Abriiitung, oas
@n0e 0es riiiten8 be0ertet

Gnoe 0es 50 rii1tens beoertet
un0 elm 8eiipiel fir onoere Notionen
IeBt. Cine Sot obne glei9en iei bier
geleiItet poroeu. 9euti6lano ba6e
ielb1t, mte Die an0ern, cine &iiite gu
berteioigen, belonOers Die 9Itfee.
6ranfrei9 babe fem HeNt, ii9 au-
riidgeIeBt al fiiblen 0urA 0as nere
Mbfommen. @itler babe Jranfrei9
mmer mieoer Die @ano CUR
g%eriobn1tng gerei9t, nod Dor fur
gem, mad ben Soar-@ablen Mber
6ronfrei6 babe oie oeuti1e, altsge-
itredte Sano nidt angelonlmen.
MuBeroem 0iirfe man iid fragen, Oh
6ranfreid ourd Iein giiitonis init
GuBlono nitt ben 2ocarno=8ertrag
perlest babe.
Man liebt, Sitler bat augenblid-
lid Die0er in europa oie oiploma-
tii6e Sberban0. Berlegen mett=
Sen lid 5roufreid, Stalien, Stub
lamb, oie Gi6edoiIomafei al. 56log
fiir S6lag, uno S6lappe fir
Sdlappe, erIeioen tie bon Dem che
muligen .boufe painter, ltnO oas
ftol3e gnglauo berftdnoigt iid NIT
Dem friiberen corporal ebe es gu
fp1t lit. &nirIdenO un0 pioermiuig
geftebt Die amerifaniide @reiie elm:
Ser gg3arr" in Berlin Deritebt fem
@ei6dft. @elb' ein @anoel IN 8pei
SabrenI
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
Cdienbraten NIB san5Oersnasen

Ser befonnte uarion" -@eianaoer.
Elm in Baltimore bat fir Ben font
meloen Sonntag, beginneno Inn i
llbr, Elm 0hienbraten am SpieB per
bunoen nit groBem San3pergniigen
nrrongiert. 0os Set finoet i'm
9[rion Yarf an Ser @ilfens 9luenie
ertenOeo itatt. Gin 3ablreider Be
fu1 miro eruortet.