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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Under and by virtue of power con-
tanned in a certain deed of trust exc
cuted by G. B. Soloman and Jennie
Soloman his wife On the 9th dav of
August 1920 and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Vance
County in book 10t at page &c. default
having been made in the payment of
the debt therein secured, at the re-
quest of the holder of the same
shall sell, by public auction, at the
court house door in Henderson, N
c., to the highest bidder, for cash. at
II o'clock, noon, on Monday the 10th
day of August 1886, the following de-
scra ed property: Begin at a stone on
Orange Street, 400 feet from Bur-
wells corner on said street, run thence
along Orange street S w $50 feet
to stone. thence West so feet to iron
pin. j. I. Cheatham corner, thence n
2 e $50 feet to pin on Merrimon st.
j. 7. Chatham corner thew cornerl.
thence along Merrimon ST. so feet to
the beginning. see deed book SO page
443, End lot: Begin at stake On Mel-
rimon st. so feet from Parrish ST.
Jennie GOodc corner run thence along
Merrimon ST. SO it. to stone on said
ST, thence 2 w $50 feet to stone
thence East so feet to stone, Jennie
Goode corner, thence N E $50 feet
to Merrimon St, the place of begin
ming, see book 60 page 443
This 9th day of July, 1886.
j. G. KITTRELL. Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
ANSWERS

l. Maryland, Virginia and North Car
DINA entered into an agreement and
passed acts prohibiting the growing
of any tobacco in either of the three
colonies during that year.
2. On May 1, 1882, Hugh William
son, member of the house from Eden
ton, wrote James Iredell from Hills
borough, 1--WE were called to arms
Qast night and parade; for you are
to note that we are all Soldiers. The
alarm was caused by one of the pick
cts posted for the protection of the
assembly, firing on one of Fannings
tories or British"
3. The lease was made as of Jan
uary 1, 1896 and was for a period of
SO years. The rental for the first five
years was fixed at $266OOO annually
and payable semi-annually. Beginning
with the sixth year the rental was
fixed at $286,00O per year. In addition
to the rentals the lessee was to be
responsible for all taxes and assess
.nents.
4. January 26, 1861, twenty one years
after the building was completed the
assembly requested Governor John w.
to have some kind of furnace and gas
lights installed in the hall and GER
tain of the rooms of the Capitol as
they thought expedient.
s. The First North Carolina Regi-
ment was the first United States
troops to enter, the Capitol City OF
Havana during the Spanish-American
war, and was the first to bear the
United States flag through it's thor
oughfares.
6. North Cardinals two senators,
Benjamin Hawkins of Warren county,
and Samuel Johnston, of Chowan
county. A special act of the North
Carolina legislature empowered the
two senators to execute the deed trans
ferring that part Of North Carolina,
now Tennessee, to the federal gov
eminent. The deed was signed Feb
ruary 25, 1890. On May 26 it was de-
signated the Southwest Territory, and
became q state June I, 1895.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
FORECLOSURE SALE.

BY virtue of the authority conferred
on me in a certain deed of trust exc
cuted by w. L. Duke and wife Emma
Mae Duke, recorded in the Register
of Deeds office of Vance County,
North Carolina, in Book 1856, Page 531,
default having been made in the pay
ment of the note secured thereby, and
by virtue of an order of resale di-
rected by the Clerk of Vance County
Superior Court, L shall offer for SALE
and sell for cash to the highest bid
der at the Vance County Courthouse
in Henderson, North Carolina, at II
o'clock noon on Saturday, July IS,
1886, the following described property,
to wit:
Begin at a stake, corner of tracts
No. l, 4, and 5, and run thence along
line of lot N IS E 5 chains and 80
links of corner of Tract No. 6; thence
along line of tracts No. and No.
SO 1-2 w "a chains and % links
to branch; thence along the mean
ders of said branch Is - e chains
and rs links to a stake; thence along
w. L. Duke ct al 25 chains, more or
less to the point of lightning, as per
survey recorded in book 105, at page
III, and designated thereon as tract
No. 5, containing 13 IL acres, more or
les. See also partition deed of the
heirs of Rufus H. Duke, recorded in
book 105 at page los, being the tract
therein designated and set aside as
portion of said Mrs. Nora Duke
IIoyle."
For a more accurate description of
j
wife Emma Mae Duke from Mrs.
Nora Duke Hoyle and husband, c. b.
Hoyle, recorded in the Register of
Deeds office in Book 121 at page 159.
Bidding to start at $324.5O.
This 9th day of July, 1896.
J. NJ. PEACE, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
JULY
SUN MON IUe WE'D IHU FRI SAT
I;.TIc,I, ,XoS;1:|
26 ~ 20 20 30 3I
JULY

ture as George Sand, was the daught-
er of an illegitimate man, her hus-
band was illegitimate, she lived il
ligitimately with Chopin, DeMusset
and others, but she bore two legiti
mate children.
The first elevated railroad, in New
York, went into bankruptcy because
persons were afraid of riding at a
height, and was sold at sheriff's
sale.
Joshua Barney, who became cap
tain in the French navy, was all Of
ficer in the u. S. Navy before he was
II.
"Sir Walter Scott concealed his au-
thorship of the Waverly novels for 1;
years." writes j. c. Coe who indi-
Gates he's a Scott addict. We are too
"Ivanhoe" is our favorite.
Queries reproofs, ETC., are welcom
ed by Clark Kinnaird.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
100000 FORTUNE
IS FOUND ON FARM
Authorities, Suspicious Of
Foul Play, To Probe Death
Of Land Owner


Upton, Ia, JulyI8- (AP)-The state
took, a hand today in the $2O3, 500 hid
den treasure hunt on Henry Iwers'
farm with an official announcement
that suspicious of other than natural
death for Iwers would be Investigate
ed.
Assistant Attorney General Walter
'Maley approved an order for exhium-
alton of Iwers' body as relatives pre-
pared legal fight for his property
and the fortune in cash and securities
found hidden away in his machine
shed several days ago.
Some unexplained circumstances
leads us to suspicion that his death
was not from natural causes" said
Maley.
Iwers, "a, last OF three bachelor
brothers to die on a farm near Sun
bury, Ia, left an estate valued at $3.50,
600. His will named Louis Voss, a
cousin, administrator, and heir with
his wife, Margaret. The couple had
seen living with the elderly farmer
until the time of his death, May 3d.
County Attorney B. j. Maxwell said
Iwers' death in a Davenport hospital
was dSCIlUcO 10 pneumonia.
Marion G. Hamiel, attorney for the
Vcsses, said his clients welcome an
autopsy to determine the cause Of
Iwers' death if we are properly rep
resented"
Louis VOss and his wife haven't
any business being represented" re-
torted Maley. This is a criminal in
vestigation and the state is in charge.
1 expect to select a physician for the
autopsy tomorrow and we can go a.
head and exhume the body"
Today Voss stood guard on the farm
to keep out score of other relatives
who pressed their claim for part of
the estate and asked to search the
place for more hidden valuables. Sew
eral of the relatives said they planned
to file a contest insan effort to break
the will, basing the action on an al
legation that VCss and his wife did
not properly care for Iwers before his
death.
The three wealthy brothers, John,
Henry and William Iwers, owned an
880-acre farm. William Iwers died
June 10, 1880, leaving an estate to his
brothers. John died February 1, 1885,
leaving Henry the sole owner of the
property.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

DR.. Franz Boas of Columbia Uni
versitV famed anthropologist, born
in Germany, rs years ago.
Dorothy Thompson MRS. Sinclair
Lewis) of New York, writer, born at
Lancaster N. Y, AZ years ago.
Leo r. Sack of Miss, minister to
Costa Rica, born at Tupelo, Miss, AZ
years ago.
Prof. Samuel Eliot Morrison of Har-
ward, historian, born in Boston, 40
years ago.
Hans V. Kaltenborn of Brooklyn
N. Y, news commentator, born in
Milwaukee, So years ago.
DR.. Marion r. Kirkwood, dean of
Stanford's Law School, born at Col
orado Springs, Colo. 10 years ago.
Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather, noted
British artist-journalist, born in In
dia. 40 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
What Do You.
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

l. What efforts were made in 1866
to control the price of tobacco?
2. When did members of the legisla-
ture sleep on their arms, expecting
an attack
8. When did the State lease the
North Carolina railroad to the South
ern Railway Company?
4. When did the legislature au-
thorize the governor to have heat and
lights installed in the Capitol?
8. What outfit of the United States
Army was the first to enter Havana
when Cuba was occupied?
6. Who signed North Cardinals deed
giving Tennessee to the Federal Gov
eminent?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor of the
Estate of Mrs Ida Grissom Brewer
deceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at his residence in
Townsville Township on or before the
18th day of July, 1887, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar to their re-
covery.
Persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
This End day of July, 1886
DAVID ALTON GRISSOM.
Executor.
Perry & Kittrell, Attorneys,
Henderson, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
TODAY IN HISTORY

17s5-Gen. Braddocks defeat in
last French and Indian War-63 of
SO officers in British-American army
killed or wounded and more than half
the 400 men. Goodness and bravery
of Col. George Washington enabled
rest to retreat
1816-Argentina declared independ-
ence from Spain-first recognized
republic in Spanish America.
1846-Capt. John B. Montgomery,
u. S. NJ, raised the American flag
over San Francisco.
1846-Congress coded back Alexan-
dria county, 10 square miles, Virginia
had originally. given for District of
Standardization of county had
petitioned return because of it's neg
lect by Congress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Yesterdays, nervous energy and
ability continue, but the nature is
more elastic and success will prob
ably be attained by diplomacy as
much Shy force of energy. AS the
day advances, the energy lessons,
but in many cases this does not ope-
rate to the detriment of the native.
since it does not provoke so much
opposition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
r TODAY y
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1777-Henry Hallam. English his
torian. born. Died Jan. p, 1859.
1SO2-Thomas Davenport, Vermont
inventor of the electric motor, pat
ented in 1887, born in Orange Co.,
VT Died July 6, 1851
1S11-Sarah p. Parton Fanny
FERN popular writer of her day,
born at Portland Maine. Died in
New York, Oct. 10, 1872.
1819-Elias Howe, inventor of the
first practical sewing machine, born
at Spencer, Mass. Died III Brooklyn
N. Y, Oct. 3, 1867.
1S47-Edwin j. Houston, Philadel-
phias noted electrical engineer, born
at Alexandria, Va. Died March 1,
1914.
1861-James NJ. Beck, lawyer, soil
citoA general Consti ,tional expert,
Pennsylvania congressman, born in
Philadelphia. Died in Washington
April II, 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

July 9, 177S-DeIegate of eight colo
MES at Philadelphia, signed ARTICLES
of Confederation and Perpetual Union
creating the United States of Amer
ca, after more than three years of
debate on the question, and sent mes
skges to North Carolina, Georgia,
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware.
urging them to join the compact.
Delaware, which became the first
State in the Union, held off from the
confederation for another year!
The articles provided for the inclu-
sion of Canada as one of the States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
FIRST WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY

July go Years Ago Today-The
Deutschland provided the nation
with an electrifying story by poking
it's conning-tower up Chesapeake Bay
to Baltimore with it's 100000 cargo
of dyestuffs and other chemicals and
mail tor German embassy and con-
sulai officials. 1t had made a $500
mile journey as the worlds first
cargo submarine in 16 days.
1t seemed as if, at last, Germany
had found way to defeat the tight
eninS kritish blockade, to restore
mail communication With it's agents
III the u. S., to obtain vital materials
and gold, and even recapture some
of its foreign trade.
Britain was quick to protest to all
neutral nations, the u. S. particular
ly, against harboring any submarine
IN neutral waters, but the IT, S.
decided the DeutschlHnd was purely
a merchant vessel, and that the ma
ture of the submarine must govern
the decision concerning its admission.
The Deutschlands journey gave
emphasis to the preparedness argu-
ment that the Atlantic was no longer
a defense against European aggres-
sion on this continent, a contention
given further pointedness a few
weeks later when the U-53 destroyed
ships off Newport, r. l.
IT'S TRUE
Armadine Dupin, known in litera-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

/. No.
:. Northern Central Africa.
3. The arrangement of election dis
tricts so as to give an unfair adj
vantage to the party in power.
4. Ruffed grouse, woodcock, and snipe
3. Jerusalem in Palestine.
3. 1t takes the place of a fixed keel
Z. 1t stops for an infinitesimal frac-
ton of second at top dead center
g. French painter, sculptor, and arch
itect.
8. Arizona.
10. Treasury Department.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
Today is the Day
By CLARK KINNAIRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

Thursday, July 9; Independence
Day in the Argentine. Founders
Day in Rhodesia. Dog Days are at
hand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
StetST 70 ai--n. oil cHSIsr
N ifIGjifsd] z. .|Ijf SID
vslss b, q, ..4 Ii.s ~ ..A-Pa. NJ -

PERSONALITY ABOVE PROP
:ERTY How much then lisa man bet
ter than a sheep? Wherefore it is law
full to do well Oh the sabbath days.
Matthew ZIP.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

STOP IN SONNY'S SODA SHOP
and have a refreshing drink from
the most modern fountain since
soda fountain history. Your drink
is made Just right" at Sonny's.
8-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09

1919-Germany National Assem-
bly, ratified Versailles Peace Treaty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09

1882-,Samuel L. Rothafel (Roxy)
New York City Snowman, born at
Saltwater, Mimi. Died Jan. 10, 1896.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09
REPORT CONDITION
CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST co.
OF Henderson, in the State North Carolina
June 80, 1886
ASSETS

Juneso
Cash. with other items process
United States Government Obligations direct and fully guaranteed
debentres 3sso33
Corporate
discounts
Banking $7e4429
owned including
Other assets 266O959
TOTAL ~ $277525194
LIABILITIES CAPITAL
o partnerships, and corporations:
deposits 1o25oa5e
deposits by savings pass
Of banks
and of
for cash, and amounts due Federal Reserve bank
(transit accounb 152o574
TOTAL DEPOSITS .$2s15oO914
TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL
N tenn whic
Capital
and
OBJ Surplus 25OO0Oo
(c) profits Observation-Disclosures.
(d)Feserves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nSos717
45O47677
TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ........ $2775251s4
Assets reported which
eligible legal amounted $99s91255
$500 retira
common stock, par $500 share
MEMORANDA
U. atoms, and
to
CD
biltes
rites sold 100000
Assets O
fduciary
other purposes
oo TOTAL ......... ............... $152425oo
Secured land preferred liabilities
by pledged pursuant require
Roy O. Rodwl Cashier of
matte
contained
orrect-
e. +.
D. Directors
State of North County of Vance
Sworn to subscribed of
and hereby certify rofth
F. HAYES Public.
My expires June1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09

IT'S TRUE
Armadine Dupin, known in litera-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-09

PEACHES PEACIEs I PEACHES
Nice ripe peaches, 81 bushel.
Ayscues Peach Orchard, Hender-
son-LouiSc urg highway. 8-2ti
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18
Die odIensnnse.

Seinri6 VIII. bate fi9 zines
Cages ouf ser SagO berirrt unO fam
linn oie Mittngs3eit in oos 9orf
&eaoing. Ser &idter, Der i'm nidt
erfonntp. Ieste ibm cine 0dIen3unse
Dor uno einen arug Bier. Ser
SONG al nit Mppetit uno Der @irt
duBerte freunoIid: SD nodte BUM
bert 9funo geben. wiirOe mir cine
Sdien5unge 10 ME @uh idmefen."
Cine ISOLDE mad oieIer 8egeben-
beit miro Ser &idter nod 9onoon
berufen un0 eingeferfert. N6t Gage
erbdlt er nur grot unO 8oiier. am
neunten Gage miro inn cine 0dien-
alnge un0 elm &riig Bier ~borgeiest.
Der @efangene GuBert feline Ser
numbering, aber Ser &erfermeiiter
bIeibt allen 5rogen gegeniiber
itumm. Ser &idter iebt lid alio
ntaufaefl6rt au ser 0hIen5unge,
sic ibm natiirIi6 f0itlih munOet.
Ga Offnet fid cine Sir, unO Der
Gonie tritt Elm.
SD bin @uer ar8t gepeIen",
Ioate Seinrid VIII. gu oem iiber-
roTftpn &idter. rid babe gnren
Ifuoten Moqen furiert. 3nbIt mir
oIIo mein 6onoror bon buuoprt
9funo, 6os S6r ieIbIt beTtimmt hobt.
ODER SIR miiBt 8eitGebens bier blei-
ben"
Ser Gidter 5abIte nno berlieB
Qonoon. @os er fiber oie foniglifS
@onf6arfeit qcNnft boben mag, err
sabIt sic @eTdidte niht.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18

BemegnRg. ~Iesb@A
5ie5en Sie ieOesmol nod Dem Glen
Sbre Soifenubr ouf2"
Ser Ar5t bat mir 8eDegung
no6 Sen Wlobl5eiten %berorOuet.
Sd0nun0fIus. sd bin
nit einem pirflid idonen unO einem
pirflid inteaieenten MdOden Der
lobt."
n0os lit ia fem, ober welde pilIt
0u Oenn nun beiraten2~
-OfeS6roube gu 0itern
iino mir bod nit unierer Sonte
auf einem 0ampfer nod SeIgolonO
%aefabren, uno oentt euf, ~unteriDegs
0a brad Oie SdroubeI"
nSa, ia. Die Seefroufbeit!"
grbebeuoer att. nSerr
Naiiuer, id babe eebOrt, oaB Sbre
dlteIte Sodter enNlid gebeiratet
bat
sos Itimmt, es mar eine erbe-
BenOe Geier, id fiibrte iic an redten
@rm.~
runo am Iinfeu2"
ngsa, am Iinfen belt i'd ben
gr1utigom felt"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18

Ger Serr @rofeifor.
ySie fGnnen am @rIten geben, Mo.
t5iIoe@, iogte Ser 8eritreute 8rofei.
ior, ols 0iele inn Ons giien ouf ben
Gid iteate. SD bin nidt mebr 8u-
frieoen nit Sbnen!"
naber Sbeooor, reoe bod feinen
ltnIinn, mir boben ooh Dor 5tpei
@oden ~gebeirotet!"
Der Di6ter. Ser feline
Rnabe itano mie perflGrt ouf Der
Bride uno Itarrte in Die INNER
itGrfer uerOenoe @Iut binter DEM
Ramm 0es @iieeIs. Gin 6remNer,
Ser boriiber fam, beobndtete i'm unO
iogte idlieBlid:
nNidt nabr, elm berrli6es S6au-
fpiell~
sal e%ntgegnete Ser Gnobe aus
t|ieffter gruIt, oEne Sen Bid bon
Dem f~eurieroten SimmeI ob5uipen-
sen.
sd CLAUDE, mein Sunge, in Dir
Itedt elm 9idter. On begreifit Die
Notur in ibrer gon5en @roBe~, idgte
ser 6remoe. .@etpiB itebit Oh bel
ieoem id6nen Sonnenuntergong an
nieicr Steael"
.@ieIo gonnenuntergnng?" frag-
te Ser anabe bertpunOert. n9as III
0od 0ie 9orfiduIe. Oie obbrenntl"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18

Sbr Srrtum. nIeine
Srou mill ME eineu Srrtum 5uge-
ben
.0leine aeitebt penigiteus einen
ein."
~llnd apar?"
oWaid eebeiratet 8u babenl"
- 3ubig Wlut. Sn ben er-
~regenoen Sulitogen oes Sabres
1870. oTs man SEN 4us6ru1 oes
Rrieges nit Sranfreid erportete,
ging elm Serr aus Dem Quspdrti-
gen Mmt ourh 0ie GrieOriditraBe in
Berlin un0 fob, pie Moltte Dor
einem 8udlnoen itanO unO bic Nus
Iogen betrodtete.
ggr5enen3 bier?" frogte er ben
@eneroIItobsdef bertuunOert, rOie
&rieesertldrune miro itiinolid err
Dartet."
.So~, e~ntgegnete WsoItfe ruhig,
.uniere Mobilmodune lit in Dolem
@onge. SD babe mid Oobon iiber'
8elet, Dab oTes reibungslos per'
IGuft, 10 Dab id fir 0ie nodlten
Gage obne gei6dftiaung bin. SD
Iongtpeile mid i6redlid."
&6fIi9e 9usreoe.
.Sber, 5obIen~l
Ser unbefannte @aIt, Ser iid
3iemlid obgei6abt trug, bot benz
&eaner einen Sded, beiiet arnob,
me abgeIebnt purOe. 9armlfbin lieB
ser berOddtige 6remOe Ben @irt
fommen uno beidiperte iid:
n@orum uebmen. sic feline
Sdeds?"
ngut mir rieiig IeiO~, ser @irt
3udte beoauerno sic adieln, auber
sic miiiien wiiien, OaB unier @alt-
uirteberbono erit fiir5lif nit Der
8onfenbereinigung Elm fleines Ab-
fommen getroffen Bat. tuonoa mir
feline Gdeds eintpedieln unO Die
8onfen feline 5uppe aissgeben Oiir'
fen -"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18
Muf oIIe.g porberei
i9ipimu1eul

Mu alle's OorDerel=
.Mein Serr". iogte Der
Mann, Der bel Dem 5ouutagsjdgel
gefliugeIt bate, Sic piiien bod,
i6 bin Ser Ereiber, ben sic boriges
Sabr ongeiHoiien baben -"
.@etpiB, id entiinne mid, ib babe
Sic bod ober entiddoiot! @as mol
fen 5ie oenn iebt?"
.ad". iagte Der Treiber, lid bin
Iebr fnopp BEL Safe, rn0 Oa n1d-
item Gonntog tpieoer Sago iii, moran
Sic oof aud teiInebmen moIte i'd
Sic b0flidit bitten, mir bod einen
tIeinen 8oriduB 5u geben!"
En6tig. @om Ser5og bon
Morlborougb miro behouptet, BOB
er Ieinen ginfluB inlofern rifiidts-
log ousnubte. als er lih obne Be-
oenfen beitcden lieB, Defenders Denn
es Iif I'M groBe Sumnlen bonOeltp
ginIt fam Elm 2or6 3u ibm, erbat
einen HoIten. an Dem ibm belonOers
lag. uno fiigte leiie bin5u:
Sir, idj made mir oas gergnii-
gen, Sbuen 1000 HfunO gu iden.
ten nnO weroe es nienlono Iogen."
m2ieber Greuno~, entgegnete
marlborough, nidenfen Sic mir lie
Der 1000 @funO uno Iagen Sic es.
Dem Sic tDoIIen.~
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18
@adtIidler geind.
etreit i'm ednbidranf.

SIN Gdubidrarh berridte 4ufre-
giing. Gfub unb Stiefel tparen in
Streit geroten.
.8os pinit oil idon", ioste Der
Gdub gum 5tiefei. sou fonnit bid
bod nift nit mir meiien. Dime
mid Finoet fein Gmpfong, fein Ball.
iiberbaupt feline Geltlidteit itntt.
Oh ober = bid 5iebt man MIR bel
Gdmustpetter an"
.Dos min mir niht Gan5 elm.
Ieudten". CAB Der GtiefeI 5uriid,
.6enn oenfe oarnn = MIDI idlmiidt
man NIT gIGn5enoen Sporen. Bonn
bat man oas iuobI nit Dir getan 2"
.Shr Gummtopfe~. miidte iid oo
elm Bontoffel, Helm un6 5ierlifl,
b0bniid ins @eiprGh. ~mie fonni
ibr Inn BEN Iorrong ftreiten? Bos
ipio ibr gegen mid. unter oeiien
SerrIdaft oie er0Btcn Manner ieuf,
5en2 @in id es nidt, 70 fam oer
StiefeI nidt ous Dem Snus. uno Der
Gfub pir0 ouf feiner GeItlihteii
gu finoen ieinl~
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18

Ebeater. Ser Director Der
reiienOen ShouIpielertruppe tele-
aropbierte oil ben Subdber oes flei.
neu Sbeaters. in Dem Die Sruppe ei-
ntqe Gage ip1ter ouftreten ioute:
.9robe @ontog 0rei ubr, ioreeu Gle
oofiir, 6oB Gegiiieur, Souffleur, Be
Ieudtuugsmeiiter. 6riieur uno Bib
nenarbeiter 5ur Steue iinol~
9os Acknowledgements, Oas 5tpei
Stunoen Ipdter eintrot Ioutete:
Ser Wlonn miro plnttlid pa
Ieinl"
Ger g 9otte. Mac9berion,
Ser Shotte, mofte etDe 5ebn Minu-
ten in ser IutooroIhfe gefo6ren
fem, ols lid Der @agen ploblifl
ouFbdumte uno pfeiIgeldwiuo in IT.
~aenoeiner 9ihtltng losraIte.
nSel" Ihrie er Dem @bauffeur
ms 9br, mas lit oenn poiiiert2"
,@eiB nidt, 9remIe O~eriagtl"
Moc9berIon grarite es, feline
gluqen Deiteten iid; bilflos waren
Iie 0em unbeimIideu 5abr8eug ii6er-
Iollen, botten bic @etpalt ii6er Oas
llngIiidsbebife[ perlorenl
9o fieI iein iudenOer Bid nuT
Ben Gobrpreison5eiger.
,MdnnI" itieB er berbor, ION
men sic niht penigfteus Den 3ab-
Ter nbiteGen9"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-18

SIN 81 eitourant. .0arf
id frogert, mas Der Serr trinft?"
erfunoigt iid Der &euner.
.gisber nidts, pie Sic Iebenl"
ontDortet Der 8rofefior &inoelmnnn
2ebrer Der @rammatif. SD mo9te
Sic bitten, Sbre Srnge i'm Juturum
gu wieoerbolenl"
anfidten. Siner ioB Dor
Der Gtnffelei am See.
~@o8u mnlen Sie2" frogte elm
0eu9ieriger.
r0os lit mein gerufl 0ie giIOer
Dertoufe ih!~
.0ns muB bod ober iebr ihUer
iein~, meinte Der Mann, mo es 10
nettp Mnfidtsfarten bon Oieier Sc.
eeno gibt.~