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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-24

UffIcIaIs---Referee, Hank KatarZy.
umpire, Jack Rowland field Judge,
George Hayes: linesmen, Walter Katar-
~ and Arnold Hansen; timekeeper,
Carl Crane
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-24
JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL.

Mary Lenore Martin, Gloria Morten-
son, Celia Ann Nolop, June Hunter,
Kathryn Neils, Eleanor Rodgers, Theo-
dore Crater, Marian Freel, Robert
Parker, Raymond Rubard, Betty Ann
Smithberger, Fred Collier, Marlin
Freel, Darrell Martin.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
ton of his name into the famous three
year-old case He could not be reached
for questioning.
HIGH COURT TO DECIDE.
Fate of Hauptmann Review Hinges on
Ruling Tomorrow.

Fate of Hauptmann Review Hinges on
Ruling Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.
The Supreme Court is expected to
make up its mind tomorrow as to
whether to grant review of Bruno
Richard Hauptmann's conviction of
killing the Lindbergh baby.
On Saturday, it is generally believed,
the nine justices will gather at their
usual roundtable conference, where
such decisions are made. Veteran OBJ
servers of the court say a review
usually is allowed if three justices
favor it.
If the decision is made Saturday, it
will not be announced before Monday,
when the court sits publicly In event
a review is granted, several weeks, and
perhaps several months, will elapse
before a final decision on Hauptmann's
plea that the death verdict be voided.
While Hauptmann's name flares in
the headlines again, the high tribunal
quietly has been studying papers in
his case. When stacked. these papers
stand more than feet high.
LETTER KEY TO PROBE.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

subsidiary to construct q large re-
nnery at Naples.)
The New Jersey oil company said
1884 shipment from all sources to
Italy" we're 1852 ,221 barrels, while
this year, including our December
estimate, the total figure win be only
4,723,673 barrels"
J. A. Brown, chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Socony-
Vacuum OIL Co., Inc, yesterday said
that under the most favorable cir
cumstances the company's Italian SUBJ
sidiary cannot begin TO operate before
the Spring Of 1887.
The construction Of q refinery by
Socony-vacuum's Italian subsidiary al
Naples was in line with a plan an
nounced last July in both daily and
trade papers, Brown said.
He made the statement in reply to
Evening star., 1935-12-06
DECISIVE VICTORY
DUCE'SPEACE IDEA
Army in Africa Launches
Race Against Time to
Get Settlement.

Copyright, 1885 by the Associated Press)
ROME, December 6.-The Italian
government persisted today in its Of
fetal reserve toward British and
French peace overtures, authoritative
sources declaring Premier Mussolini
was determined to settle the crisis in
his own way-with a decisive victory
in Ethiopia.
With only that official reaction to
European negotiations made known
Immediately, authoritative sources
disclosed Mussolini's counter-program
for solution of the controversy through
a hoped-for swift, major victory over
the EthiopianS.
Demands Free Hand.
Associates of Marshal Pietro Badog-
lio said the new commander in chief
of Italy's armies in East Africa de-
manded and obtained free hand" to
liquidate the crisis by forcing a de-
cisive battle and then confronting the
League of Nations with q settlement
signed by Emperor Halle Selassie.
Such a course involved a race
against time. the Italians driving for
victory before the Spring rainy season
should force demobiliZation of the
East African armies or an oil embargo
by sanctionist nations should cause
any spread of the conflict.
Fear War in Europe.
Diplomats confirmed recent asser-
tions by government spokesmen that
Mussolini would take what he wanted
in Ethiopia, despite sanctions. They
dreaded the poSsibility-called by some
a probability-of war in Europe.
Diplomatic sources acquainted with
the Franco-British suggestions for
settlement said peace was possible
soon-if the Italian armies could
smash the Ethiopians and force Halle
Selassie's acceptance of reasonable
terms"
Such terms would include italian
possession of little more than the
Northern Tigre Province and South
ern Ogaden Province. already occu-
pied, one well-informed person said,
still leaving the Ethiopian ruler with
homogeneous nation.
WILL CONFER WITH LAVAL.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

feet" the News quoted from the
letter.
I'VE all thought we could make
some easy money. We got a place
near Elizabeth, N. j., and one Of the
fellows who was pretty smart runs a
wire to this place and listened to
everything the Lndberg people say"
It said the "Iindberg baby is taken
very good care of and Is feeling fine
when left the fellows, only it cries
too much and the fellows are afraid
some one vii lhear it. Nobody will
hurt it because they all like 1t. The
baby has lots Of toys and small
black dog"
Evening star., 1935-12-06

ton, N. J.
Parker, the News says, is studying
a theory that the baby was not killed
the night of the kidnapping, March
/, 1882, but died later.
Postmarked at Buffalo.
The letter, one of hundreds mailed
to officials shortly after the kidnapping.
was postmarked at Buffalo 10 days
after the crime. 1t was delivered
to the police chief at Trenton.
Parker takes the view, the News
says, that the man who wrote 1t was
the man who stole the child. The
most significant sentence in it said:
Evening star., 1935-12-06

neutrality In the Italo-Ethiopian con-
fiict, said today 1t win ship $4,000 less
barrels Of oil to Italy this year than In
1884.
"Our company is firmly Of the
opinion that nothing should be done
by any citizen to embarrass the efforts
Of the United States Government to
avoid entanglements in the European
political situation" the organization's 3
publication declared.
First Loyalty to Nation.
"As between patriotic obligations
ana business opportunities. there can
be no choice; despite our duty to
stockholders and employees, our first
loyalty Is to the Nation"
I'm Washington belief was authori-
tatively expressed the Government
would not object to the reported plan
of the Socony-vacuum Oil Co.'s Italian
Evening star., 1935-12-06
WAR PLANES AGAIN.
FLY OVER PE|P|NG.
Flights Seen as Attempt by
Japan to Intimidate
Chinese.
ny Radio to The Star.

Sy Radio to The Star.
PEIPING, China, December g.
Peiping was treated to another and
bigger demonstration by Japanese war
planes today in an apparent attempt
to intimidate the Chinese.
That these demonstrations come at
a time when Gen. He Ying-Chin,
Marking war minister, is here as the
central governments emiSSary to deal
with the northern crisis, has led to
the not unreasonable belief that the
Japanese flights are motivated in part
to remind him of tle strength Of the
Japanese war machine.
Planes Roar Over City.
This morning nine pursuit or COM
bat planes in formation zoomed over
the city, flying much lower than they
did Yesterday, so that the red rising
sun devices on the wings loomed big
above the heads of watchers, and the
roaring distracted the city from its
normal pursuits.
They were followed by three un-
usually heavy twin-motored Japanese
bombing planes and then by a single
flyer. Not only did the air feet circle
low over the city, but it flew directly
over both the American and British
Embassies.
Their estimated altitude when above
the embassies was no more than TOO
or 800 feet. The windows shook in at
least one residence within the en-
bassy quarter.
At 2:39 o'clock this afternoon five
more Japanese pursuit or combat
planes scared over Peiping in forma-
ton, this group higher than the 9TH
ers. This brought the total OF Japan
ese planes thus far in the day to 10.
Indignation Over Flights.
When asked whether they were from
Manchukuo, Col. Tan Takahashi, jap
anese military attache here, said he
Thought" they were from Shanhaik-
wan, Great Wall frontier city on the
east coast.
Although many Chinese and for
eigners laughed and joked as they
stared at the aircraft above, there is
indignation both among Chinese and
foreign residents over the insulting
flight. Marking in the past has pro-
tested much smaller japanese flights.
This afternoon correspondents at
tempted to get from Takahashi an ex-
PLANTATION for the aerial maneuvers.
He said he had received no official in
formation, but thought that the planes
we're flying "for exercise, for recon-
noitering of the situation and keeping
the peace in the demilitarized zone"
The nearest border of the North
Hopei demilitarized zone is some IL
miles from here.
tCopyright, 1850
Evening star., 1935-12-06
LADDER STILL MYSTERY.
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December ct h e
source of most of rhe wood that made
up the Lindbergh kidnap ladder was
still mystery today.
Only one piece of the ladder found
outside Baby Lindbergh's window has
been traced directly to. Bruno Rich
ard Hauptmann, and no effort has
been made to trace the remainder OF
the wood, Arthur Koehler, Govern
ment wood expert from wisconsin,
disclosed in an interview.
The one identified piece, Koehler
|testified at Hauptmann's trial. was .
Evening star., 1935-12-06

inquiries whether the refinery, said 10
cost several million dollars, was re-
lated to proposals to put an embargo
on oil shipments TO Italy.
The plan was developed, Brown said,
before the refinery operations began.
The refinery is expected to operate
on the crude run Of about 1000 barr
rels a day.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Follow t h e
Lindberg tie lie =
phone wires and
you will find the
baby and three
fellows.
The hild' S
body was found
May II, 1882,
about so feet
from temporary
telephone wires
installed at Lind
bergh's Hopewen
estate two days
after the abduc-
ton.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

piece Of flooring from the convicted
Teuton's attic.
Another piece was found to have
come from the lumber yard at which
Hauptmann was employed, Koehler
said, but no proof was obtained that
Hauptmann bought it or stole it.
Hauptmann's arrest occurred while
Justice Department agents questioned
employees of the yard in connection
with this discovery. and the trail of
the ladder was followed no further,
Koehler said.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
LETTER KEY TO PROBE.

Parker Studying Note From Man
Who "GOt Cold Feet"
BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 6.-The
New York Daily News said today an
anonymous letter indicating a posi-
bility that Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann is innocent of Staying Charles
A. Lindbergh's kidnapped son is the
center of a new investigation Of the
crime.
Information concerning the letter
follows a disclosure yesterday by Gov.
Harold G. Hoffman of New Jersey
that he had made a midnight visit
Evening star., 1935-12-06

to HalIptmann'S
pris on d e a t h
house cell to
study the con-
vic t e d m a n s
lain of in
nocence.
The letter Is
being studied by
Ellis Parker, chief
of B urli ngton
County, N. j., de-
UecClVeS, the news
said. 1t reported
that he, too, has
visited H a u p t =
m a mn in tn e
prison at Tren-
Evening star., 1935-12-06
WILL CONFER WITH LAVAL.
Vansittart Leaves for Paris and
HOare Will Follow Tomorrow.

H0are Will Follow Tomorrow.
LONDON, December O9.-Direct
negotiations between Premier Laval
of France and high British officials
for a plan to settle the Italo-Ethi-
opian war were expected today to be
begun in Paris tomorrow.
Sir Robert Vansittart, permanent
head of the British foreign Office, left
for Paris this afternoon. Foreign
Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare will fly
over the channel tomorrow to Join
Vansittart in talks with the French
premier.
Hoare will leave tomorrow night for
q holiday in Switzerland. Vansittart
was expected to remain a few days.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Think OF III There 1000 yards almost = Of mile of
sewing every Bond suit This is about 800 yards the
ond what whale Of difference those 800 extra
yards make They're the difference between suit thc holds its
shape and hot doesn't They etro strength where you
need it, They add mary months the life Of every Bond suit
Evening star., 1935-12-06
Danzig Bars italian Goods.

FREE CITY OF DANZIG, Deem
Der P)-The Danzig Senate issued
an order forbidding importation OF
Italian goods yesterday, in conformity
with an earlier decree of the govern
ment Of Poland.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
SHIPMENTS OF OIL
TO ITALY HELD CUT
Standard Oil Co. Reports 1t
Will Export 138, 900 Less
Barrels in 1895.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 6.-The
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey, sup
porting the United States program Of
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Cuba has repealed its consumption
tax on footwear.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Strange all this quality we've told you about costs 50
little! But the reason for is not at all strange -oIthoUsh very
few retailers present IT, We make all the clothes we SELL
We poy profits any outside manufactured Naturally This
soves plenty for US and for customers Remember IT,
when you 90 shoppns
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Speaking Of onmals, hove you mechanical
budooa We've whole kennel Of EN- vicious machines thot
tug and try yard Of goods before
our cutting ube Once these wufchdogs have gowed their
OK YOU be dossone that your Bond suit overcouf
vigorous thoroughbred that take II.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Whots more-23 different hand operations go into every
Bond Rohssertoored suit Most Of them could be done by
moehins you'd discover the difference It's hondork
that mokes Bond collars hug your bons that
shapes Bond fronts and handsthing that produces
wedoped sleeves and comfortable ormholes tP S. ihats
why Bond Clothes getting such greet big hond'1.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Bet you dreamed thot takes the wool from sheep
make Bond sv Of course could this live stock
order ho lower erode wool from the sleeps
hind quarters and belly Fobies made from this eheop stock
look reo good until you start wearing Them But you'll
find woeIens OF this breed in Bond Clothes
Evening star., 1935-12-06

More fine clothes are made in Rochester NJ Y. than any
other city world The pzewnnns craftsmen Of that city
have background Of tailoring tradition covering several
aeneoions And Of all the tailoring plants Rochester only
is owned and operoed by retailer That factory Bonds!
Here 1000 of Roeheste toors work 81 weeks
10 meet your increasing demand for their distinguished ushons
Evening star., 1935-12-06
Santa

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-12-06
Haupt1nann

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-12-06

BroadcaSting Co. sends Santa Claus
appeal through two stations-WRC
and WMAL
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

SoffnungsIcS. Scr
sterI bat ia mirflid idou mebr @cIo
als Bertrand"
.Bomit a5er f~einespees eeiagt
iein iou, ooB er @eIO Bat"
Il IN @eIo allies. gereb.
rer sum gruoer ieiner sneebeten:
w9ieber aurt, ib eebe Dir einen Sol.
lar, menn Oh mir einige SCARE bon
gIiiabetb als anoenfeu eibit."
Gurt: Grid, gib mir 5pei 0oI-
lar uno ih bring Dir beiite nod Die
ean5e 9eriide.~
SIN @egenteiI. ~9ent'
Dir, meme Shnei0erin bat meinem
Monn mitseteilt, Dab iie, iolonse
meme @ednungen nidt be5ablt Iin0,
mir feline RIeiOcr mebr madt.~
ngea, oa tpir0 oein Raun ia id0n
eetpettert boben."
.5m @egenteiI, einen DanfbriaF
bat er ibr geihrieben.~
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

- Der &onfurrent. 8e-
fonntli9 belt @ugen 0'9llbert, mas
Die 8nbl ieiner gbeideiOuneen anbe.
traf, ben &eforo unter Sen europdi-
Iden @iinitlern. Ils man ibm elm.
nal mitteilte, OaB 6elir 8eingortner
ii9 gum fiinften Nole berbeiraten
none unO 5u elmer aonfurrer3 fir
i'm aufriide, ga 5udte er DerGhtli1
sic S1ultern un0 meinte:
1A9 Soft II ein6olen miro er
mid ME uno timner, Oieier Mono.
eamiItl"
5dnere augab be. So
gen Sic Sbrem gbef, OnB i'd ibn
Ipreden modte", iagte elm breitinul.
trigger GROCER Mann, ais er oos 8iiro
betrot, ohiein Same lit Daniel"
Ser 2ebrIing, elm fleiner idmGdti-
ger 8uride, blidte entiebt duf Den
8eiuder. Sic iino Serr OanieI2"
rief er aus, nrpie idredlidl~
rShredli9? @ns meinen Sic Oa.
mtg Alio. 1T ser Gbef On2"
uSSa, aber i9 bnbe Den auftrag
6efommen, Sic biuaus3utuerfenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

. 9 dotte. Gin Sdotte
tulroe gefroet: nNuu, uno mas ma1t
Der cole GuBballport2"
nuniere Staot bat i'm aufgege-
ben"
n@ie? Sbre Staot battle bod cine
fabelbafte S~uB6aImnnnidoft. &nben
Sic Oenit bonfommen Die 8egeiIte.
rung berloren?~
~0ie 9eaeiIterung nidt, dber -
ben 6uB6anl"
&atferin uno Can.
germ. 9ie beriibmte S1ngerin
@abrieai ionte in @etersburg lingen.
sic foroerte bon Ser &oiierin aotba.
rino fir 3tpei Monate 5000 8oIer.
~Bos9" fragte oie &oiierin. 40
oiel9 Geiner meiner @enerole Be.
fommt 10 bell"
Damn brauden Sbre MoieItat
Die Generate iitgen 81 I%oiienl"
Die @abrieIi befnm ibre Gage.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

MuFfoIitdt. sit Sbre
Grnu muiitaLifh2"
20 ia, lie ipielt 8fuor tein Snitru-
ment, ober lie lit oauerno oerItimmt.~
Ri9ts 0eues. n0enfen
sic ii1, oa fat iemano elm Semo
obne anopfe erfunoen."
uaIte Sade, Iolhe SemOen TRACE
id otter"
= an5ieIid. ogsas matit
Oh iett eigentlid Den gan5en Gae2"
SD leie meiner grout meme
0rnmen norl"
sat Oh iie oenn idon 10 Iider2"
GinoerIobn. nSerr Sn.
genieur. id preiie mid gliidIiG. in
Sbrer Sodter meme sufiinftige Grou
aefunoen 5u bobenl~
.@loub' id. Bel einem Ginoerlobn
bon 3ebntouienO Dolorl"
@iIbeIm. Gs lit Der Critic
0es Monots. Die Sausfrou bitbet
ibren Wonn, ben @eihihtsprofei.
ior BilbeIm YurIins, Inn Birt-
idoftsgeIb: n8iIbelm, Der grftel"
1851 Bis 1881" mar ole promp.
te .antport.
8eiB fdon 8ef9eio.
@idter (5m @efdnenisnGrter): Siib.
rem Sic Ben Mann pieoer in feline
3ene Suriid! @eben sic aber
od)t. Dab er untertpegs nidt Sbre
Toihen Ieert!
GoIdenoieb: Nber Serr Hidter.
er bat ia BLOB elm SaIdentud ua0 q
b0lSerne Gobatsoolen oriul
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
@eIonnnq. Ser Morr

8eiaFnng. Ger Mnrn
fam 8rm glr5t. Ger mteriudte ibn
uuo Iaete: sic ihcinen BON Sbrem
@oter Der belaitet 81 iein.
gertDunOert fragte Der Mann:
@ns, SER Doftor, sic uiiien ettuos
BON oieier pero SDpotbef?
8weioeutig. ar5t: Sbr
SER @emabI beOarf oringen0 Der
&ube. Cine Reiie more bier onge.
5eiet.
Grau: @ie meinen Sie2 @er ion
reiieh, er ODER id2
9Ir5t: Dos lit eiuerlei.
@arden gu ideinIt ia
5u idriftitenern! @os miro oenn
0as2"
Gin M1rhen."
n8as Oh nidt idgftl Sir cine
3eitihrift2"
ngaeiu, fit meinen 5dneiOer, ia
i6reibe ibm, ooB iH ibm n1hIte
ISOLDE einen Gdcd idide.~
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

8oSboft. n@enn i'd sic
lebe. muB ib intner an Oos SpriG.
mort oenfen: @em Soft Elm Mmt
sfbt, benz gibt or oitd @eritonO!"
Fiber id babe ood gar fein Amtl"
1gao ieben Sic, iuie Ons autrifftl"
-nnter Greun0en. mG[Iio,
ipie 81 iest fobelboft ausfiebit, felt.
Dem on uerbeiuatet biit, unO tpie O1
sic an0pfe ale toOeIos onsenGbt
boit!"
ga. ia, oos mar aud Oas erite,
ipos mid meme 6rou eeIebrt bat
Der ausoauern0e CT.
56 bier. i. Oo itano ih MN
atf Dem idmalen 8eg. 9luf Ser Ell
men Seite Inuerte Der gereiate Eiger,
dlf Der anoeren edbnte elm tiefer
Abgrun0
Ser e~elonetueiIte 3ub0rer: So.
gen sic, edbnte Der aborunO idon,
bebor sic fomen?2~
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

Stepfg. n@iKen sic, Die
orabtIOIe BilOitbertrogung bat einen
~u1gebeuren 8ert. @enn gum Bel.
ipiel iemono our8brennt, 10 lit Iein
Bib iamt Stedbrief Idnelt Oriiben,
bebor er in europa anfommt.~
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aniebenO: @enn er ober gar nidt
na6 europa f6brt2
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ner:: Weein &err, in Dem Eiidtud
bier lit NIT Der Cigarette Elm God
gebrnunt. 9os miiIien sic be3ablen.
@Suit: @os fGGt Sbnen elm; Sos lit
ooh nidt bon mirl
Qelner:. Seben Sic, 10 lit es. Ser
Serr, Der Dor Sbnen bier iaB, be-
bduptete, er iei es du1 nidt e%etpeien.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

Reiat ibn mebr. ~Seute
bat Der Stor1 Elm tIeines S1ue.
iterfen 9e6radt uiait Ou es ieben,
Beter2~
Beter: uDds Sdweiterl ni6t, a6er
Den Stordl~
8eiB iunrum. SD gIou.
be, DAB Ou RidorOs aufmerfiomfeit
germ bait. @arum beirateit on i'm
0eun nidt?"
ngbeu neil id feline aufmertiom.
teiten germ babel"
@egenfabe. gegetarier:
sic fommen mir Dor tpie elm Haub.
tier. neil Sic oos EieriiHe gierig
beridIineen.
6leiideiier: uno sic fommen mir
Dor pie Elm HinObieb, neil sic nur
Grimes freiien.
Gbbe un6 Slut. nBie
ge6t's. Serr 0oftor? Seler ni6t
ipeggetDeien2 Sic paren bod ionIt
INNER an Der 5eel"
DSo, mein 2ieber, id babe, felt
id ge1eiratet babe, oues 5u Sauie:
Die @bbe = in meiner grieftaide,
unO Die Slut = u~tbeaoblter Ned-
nungen in meinem Gdreibtiid."
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

uebertrumpft. Die
8eidnungen meines -8ruoers iinO
iebr geiudtl"
Mud i6on mast Bon meinem
gruOer iOear Die GinserobOriidel"
Der f6ere grfoIg.
sd babe ioebeu elm iDuuoerbdres
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id energiia2"
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bel grfoIg 0apon2"
ngeTtimnt; meme Grau bat es
n1mIid aud geleien."
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tie. limb pie sebt es Sbrem gnteI.
finoden2"
q Oanfe, Oas fam IdOn @aamo
iogen."
rBirfli6 uno tDie sebt es
Sbrem Germ Sdniegeriobn?"
r0onfe. Ser fam iest iOgor idon
Iiebe Sdtpiegermama ineen.~
Gas @efdenf. 8iat
fommt freuoeItrobIeno gum Batter
geIoufen unO iagt: nsSebt weiB id
aud, mas id Dir gum @eburtstog
ifente, 9opa.~
yg2a, mas oenn, 8ub2~
vginen groBen aidenbeder nit
einem Suno oarouf."
ngber ben babe id bod idon artf
meinem S6rei6tiid iteben."
.g1 nein, lieber Bapn, ben babe
i'd ia eben binuntereetporfen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

- Isle @erwan0te. Sinh
sic NIT Der GlGgerin oertunnot2"
nNein aber mir ~pertrdgen
inns aud 70 nidt!"
8 odenen6fren0en
nSoben sic nit Sliegen geongclt.
Serr Hetrih2"
sWidt niir eeanoelt aud ge-
aeiien nno eeihlnfenl"
= abergIoube. y. @iiien
Sic, Serr Goftor. friiber bob / duf
De 9oftor gar mir 'geben; ieitoem
Sic ober mel Srou furiert balm.
bin | bod abereIdubiid 'iuoroenl"
Ditto nSB oeine Suppe auf.
llriell Mondes aino wGre frob.
menn es MIR oic SdIfte Oeiner Ior-
tion b6ttel"
sd aud. Ytutti."
Aud Elm pItment.
Milo ouf Wieocrieben, Serr Dottor.
id) muB id)on geben H"
.ah ME idaoel SIMMER tpenn sic
fort iinO, wirb es ia erit redt Iuitigl"
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

0Oduug. Grau MeDer iu6-
te Die SteaenOermittlerin auf: Sfp
mOdte germ cine quite @0Hin fir
mein Qonobaus.
9ie 9ermittIerin iDanote Iit an
Die 8ortenoen: SIT emonO bier, Der
germ Elm paor Gage auf Dem 3ono
berbringen m01te?
81 fennt ibn. 2ebrer:
Nebmen mir an, oein Batter lit einem
9oufmann f~iinf6ig Dollar llno Dem
an0ern aud fiinf8ig Dollar IduI6ia
= niebiel mare 0os ouIammen2
Reter: Sunoertfiinf0ie @oIlnrl
2ebrer: Wnrum bun0ertfiinf5ie
Dollar?
8eter:: Do IinO audb i9on Ole @e-
ridtsfoIten 0abei!
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

Ger MtIas. Ser feline
Grit bat Ieinen Atlos perlegt. Dte
1lte Sonte min ibm ben ibrigen 30.
len. 9d meint Gris:
~aber Sonte, lit oenn Oa aiih idon
Gmerifa O'roufl"
Gin &ie6. 80 lit oeun
Sbre @ottin2~
Isle muB oos gett biitenl"
Limb iH glaiibte immer, ein @ett
BARI nidt gepfdnOet werOenl"
SIN Eiergorten. 9nbi:
Grdulein, beiraten Die NilpferOe
oud2
TrGuIein: g8ie fOmmIt Ou auf
cine iolhe Soee2
8ubi: @eil ih geltern iemonoen
iagen borte, Dab MIR Die affen bei'
rnten.
8teIIei6t. .Sdo6e. Serr
Doftor, ooB aus Sbrer 8erlobune
nitts mrrOe - sic Dame bate 10
gut 5u Sbnen sepobt = sic m1ren
oieaeidt iebr gliidlih oenoroenl"
~Tieueidt. aber 10 bin ids
liberl~
Sbr aIIes. 8rdutieom
Gidtli6 enttduidt): Sag, Iiebiter
Sdos, ion es wirtlih Dobr iein,
mas man BON Dir lagt, oaB ou gar
nidts bait fein germ0gen, feline
reiden 8ertDonoten
9rant (binsebungsOol: @elieb-
ter, id ioste Sir bod INNER, oab OH
mcin ales biit.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
MilitarDite.

Der 9eutnont oiftiert i'm lin.
terriht oas 8bemo: n@eiiHtspunfte
fir Die ausbiIOung I'M Nobfompf."
n&efrut Meier Sic miIIen
bod, mas @eiidtspuufte Iino?~
u3u 8efebI. Serr 2eutnant -
Sommeriproiieu!"
Die 8adtpoiten miiiien alien 81.
tuationen getpadien iein. Ser I'M
teroffi8ier frogt oesmegen: ~&efrut
&rouie, Sic iteben nuf Dem Sc
ltungstuon Soften - mas tun sic,
penn bon einem gaume MepfeI her.
mterfauen? ?"
SD idmeiB' iie pieoer raul
Serr llnteroffi5ierl"
Gum eriten Mole lit Gris ouf rtr-
Iaub. gr er8GbIt ieine Moroberer-
erle6niiie: sSeOeu Gag baben mir
angesriffcn = eealtueg nit &~artof-
feliupp'."
0ie Mutter idiitteIt Sen aopf:
Sag nal, mein Sunge wiro
eud oenn Die epige Gartoffeliuppe
nidt nal iiber?"
Sci Ser Muiterrng fdngt es an.
Ger unterfudenoe ar5t fragt: Sinh
Sic fur5iidtig?"
4Nein, Serr 0oftor!"
9araiif Ser arat nit leiIcm Dor.
murf: yS0ren Sic nal, Doftor lit
feline militdriide gc0ei6numg. men.
ncn sic mid lieber Serr Stabs.
ar8t."
rSapobI, Iieber Serr stabsar5tl"