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Evening star., 1936-11-26
NAVY IS TAbb|NG
| ALL ARMY BACKS
Sees Threat in Ball Toters
Other Than Meyer-WilI
Mix Offensive.
NNAPoLIs. Md, November 20

A NNAPOLIS. Md, November 26.
~ AS the Navy coaches pre-
~ pare their own team for the
4 a game with Army in Philadel-
phia Saturday, they are keenly inter-
ssted in the reports from West Point
as to the condition of the Army team
and the plans which have been an
nounced by Lieut.. Gar Davidson, its
head mentor.
In spite of the fact that 1t has been
stated that Monk Meyer, Army's brill
liant runner and passer. will not start,
Navy coaches expect that he will be
in the lists the larger part of the
game and that their main job will
be to stop him.
They are not, however, preparing
their defense to take care of Meyer
alone, but are bearing in mind that
Army has O number of other fine
backs.
Others to Be Watched.
MEYER is regarded as the most
likely Army back to break loose
for long touchdown run. particularly
after receiving kick. but Jim Craig
according to the scouts. hits the line
harder and Is more difficult to stop.
Kasper. Ryan. Schwenck. Martin and
Sullivan are named by them as fine
running backs who must be watched
when they are in the game.
Jorni1tny, q tho
coach, said that he believed the game
would be a wide open and spectacular
one. Our attack probably is one Of
the most versatile Of any team in the
East" the Navy mentor said, land
Army also plays wide-open foot ball.
I do not think that the fact that Army
has lost couple games will count
for much. Against Navy, Army is
sure to be hot"
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Rated Best on Coast.

I'LL TELL you about this Wash
ington State team" Bobby Gray
son of Stanford said. "It has a big,
strong line-a whale OF line-and
fine back in Goddard. On given day
it might beat almost anybody In my
opinion, Washington has the best team
on the Coast-not even barring Santa
Clara-but you know how foot ball has
been this Fall. This State team is
quite good enough to upset the apple
cart with the breaks. In my opinion.
this will be tough game for Washing
ton and we've played both teams.
"Washington ought to win by
. close score, but psychology
in this game belongs to the un-
der dog-Washington State"
At this point we turned back to the
record. Washington State has beaten
both Stanford and California by the
same score-14 to 13. 1t tied South
ern California. That's no part OF a
bad record. Stanford tied Washing
ton. In the main, Washington's rec
ord so far has been one game better
than that of her Thanksgiving day
rival. If washington State beats
Washington. the two will be tied up
with a defeat and q draw against
each. But Washington State will have
the edge in having beaten Washing
ton. That final game is always the
most important one.
Bobby Grayson rates Washington
one of the best teams he has seen any
where. But it had to start getting
ready for Minnesota on Setember 26
and then step into q heavy schedule.
That's long span in which to keep
a nx foopa ~, odoe
Evening star., 1936-11-26

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, November 26.-To-
nj day is the day for the turkey
" diet in most places. but the
4 hot stoYers still 20 for the
Evening star., 1936-06-25
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Denims and checks. 90.
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Monk Cloth. 50-n. 20.
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150 yds.) 19c to 29c Trim.
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Yd. Wv
1900 yds.) 39c Fabrics. For
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For draperieS or slipcovers.
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Evening star., 1936-06-25
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derS
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Evening star., 1936-06-25
WOMEN'S
SANDALS

(300) Better Linen Sandals;
all white, or white with red.
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Evening star., 1936-06-25
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(15) Misses Plaid Goats.
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Evening star., 1936-06-25
CHILDREN'S
WEAR

(D $50 Boys Suit, in white
silk, size 6. Friday I Q2
reduced to
(D 4.95 Boys Satin Suit with
black velvet pants, . 90
size 6. Now---
I'll So Boys Suits with short
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Friday ----
a. So and $50 Boys Suits
with long trousers. I 90
Small sizes -
(6) So Suits, three-piece
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blue jacket -------
(2) SOS Christening Dress
Sets. dress with 2 09
matching petticoat-
(2) 8.95 Silk Christening Sets,
dress with dainty = OK
gertrude -------
(2) 7.95 Carriage Robe Sets,
with matching pillow. A. OK
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Evening star., 1936-06-25
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1867 69c Cast Iron a.
Oval Roasters. Now
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Now
(s) LIS Thermos Food @1
Jugs. 1-gal. capacity
(2O) 1.29 Safety Shredders.
Shreds vegetables 7Oc
coarse and flne----
12) 1.39 Kant-Sag SOo
Curtain Stretchers. Now
(50) 81 Metal Picnic
Boxes. With ice COM Sno
partment ---------
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(6) 2.49 Electric Clocks. CT
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JUNIOR MISS
DRESSES

u5) 1895 Prints. Pure-dyes,
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IL to II -
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Pastel and white crepe. Also
3-pc. styles. Sizes 76OS
IL to Is - ~
Evening star., 1936-06-25
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HOSIERY

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Socks. White only. 1Oo
Broken assortment =.
.s7 prs') Sport Socks 34c
(3I prs.) S5c Knee High
chifions. Broken sizes SAC
(29 prs.) 19c Burson Cotton
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Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
9nrdans besreifIidl

8u Der 3eit, ols maj nod Sir.
henItiible nermietete uno oeren Sn.
baber lie oonn bdrtnddig Deridloi-
fen bielten, dreerte lid elm befonn.
ter 8reoiger au Berlin bdufig oar.
iiber, OaB Die peridloiienen uno per.
mieteten Rirdenitiible leer ~ltanOen,
p6breno einfate 9eute, Die iid ioIh
cine Miete nidt leiiten foanten, in
Der Stride iteben muBten.
@ines Cages bemerfte er in einem
groBen &ir6enitubl nit bielen Yldt-
5en einen ein5eluen Monn, Der gan5
allen uno itoI3 bort iaB, pdbrenO
iid an Die offenbar beridloliene
Cir einiae 2eute lebnten, Die bonn
Steben fhon redt miiOe murerI.
Ser Bfarrer unterbrod alio feline
Breoigt uno erma6nte oen ginia.
men i'm &ir6enItubl ianft: 12ieber
6reuno, 0ffuen sic bod, bite, Die
Cir, es lit bod iobiel 9laB bort bel
Sbnen.~ Ser gin5eIiiber ober
rii6rte iif nidt, itarrte nur freuno-
lid ben greoiger an rnO Id9eIte
gebeimnispon.
9os tpurOe Dem GreOiger au bunt,
ulo redt energiid pieoerbolte er
ieine IufforOeruns. 8orouf Der
unOere ii6 erbob unO 3u ieiner
&edtfertieing biniiberrief: SD
fam Ieioer ni6t oufidlieBen, Serr
Goitor id bin ielber riiberge'
tIettert!~
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

uebertrieben. Sn eli
mem 9bitgorten Itano cine SofeI
nit folgenoer Snidrift:
u@egen ~mieOerboIter 9iebit6ble
Iino bier GeIbitihiiie aneebradt,
bic ieOen @inoringIing t0OIia ME-
oeritreden. AuBeroem miro OerieIbe
geridtlid beIangt!"
SAube. Selma fault
Sdnbe. Die Sdube iiser uie an.
gegoiien. Selma itroblt: .Mon
fi6lt ii9 in ibnen pie in Der eige-
men &out!"
Ser gerfaufer nidt: ~0os eIait-
be i'd germ. 9as 1T aud 3iegen'
Ie0er.~
Musuobmeu. sd muB
nnd Sauie, ainoerl Mein ar5t bat
mir geicgt, id ion INNER Inn elf
i'm gett iein."
.aber Onfelden = au 5ilOeiter
tonnlt ou bod cine Iusnabme mo-
1en!"
vNee, 9inoerl Ser Mann bat mir
6ag i'm 0ftober eeiogt, uno Bis iest
babe id MIR a%usnabmen gemo6t."
6rouen. &ittp lit cine
Sralt, ME man iie ielten fin0et.
@eItern botte i'd @eburtst1g.
SD babe Dir einen anlenOer fir
6os nGdfte Sobr eeidenft, Sons
nSebr idon - ober po3u brau6e
id einen RaIenoer2"
&ittD l1delte:
nOamit on redtaeitie an meinen
@eburtstag 0enfit, id babe i'm
Oarin ROT aneeitriden
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

auf oos beltimmteite ieine 9eror0.
nungen 5uriid. 9ls 5apbir pieoer
geiuno getporoen mar, traf G0ris
2uOpie ben @eneien0en ouf Der
StraBe, elite nuf i'm al uno fragte
in ieiner bnitigen, nber babel eemiit,
liden GeOepeiie: n6opbir, Saphir,
porum boben Sie meinen 2eibor5t
ipdbren0 Sbrer aranfbeit nift an.
Sopbir outmortete:
Ser 4r5t @uer MoieitGt lit nur
fir uniterbli9el~
Der Ba5iIIenor9e der.
Ser beriibmte fron56iide 5or.
ider 8oIteur mar einmal oum @iien
geIaOen. Als 0odtiid CAB es Sir
iden. 8aiteur ergriff ieOe einSelne
Stride am Stiel, ipiilte fie in einern
@Ios @oiler ob. un0 erit oann oB
er lie. Sein @~aitgeber lddeIte bar.
iiber. n@s lit 0urhous ni1t gum
Baden, iagte HoIteur, nal ieoes
Stride fiben Eouienoe bon fleinen
Qebemeien. Die ben Goo bringen Ton.
men. 0psbolb lit es rntiom, ie0e
Stride Dor benz @enltB abauipiiIen.~
Sci oieIen @ortpn ereriff ct 5er.
Itreut 0os @los bon Woiier unt
tronf es in einem 3uee aus.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

RG9bGrn. yRenncn Sic
Srou Meier BON nebenon2 SD
meme, fennen sic iie 70 gut, oaB
Sic init ibr ipreheu =?
sd femme lie iogar 10 gut, Dab
i'd nidt mebr nit ibr ipredel"
q. Gr
idIenoerte NIT ieiner @eIiebteu Our9
Oen 3ooIoeiiden @orten uno molte
elm @efprdd in Gang bringen.
n8eiBt Ou, &erdbIott, mann Die
9eitien sefiittert tDer6eu2~
ngtein", onttporirte iie 5drtlid,
sbiIt Ou iebr bunerig?~
9umte. NIs @eneraueut-
nont 8umfe an einem tbiirinsiideu
6iiritenbofe empfangen tperoen ion-
te, froete i'm Ser Sofmnrihna:
S@r3euen5 liuo Der @rof 9umte,
niht?~
BLOB 8umfe", erpioerte tur5 Der
General.
nSebr tpobI. @r5enena", berieete
Der Sofmaridnn uno meIoete i'm
ols ~Gr5elen8 General @rof BLOB
Bumfe~ Bel ieinem Ser5os on.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

MufifaIifdes n5ie ba-
ben bod meiner Eodter oas Glo.
bieripielen beisebradt gu einem Dol.
lar Die Stunoe2"
sSo!"
y@iebieI berlangrn Sic, menn
Sic es ibr wieoer absep0bnen2"
= Sebensmi roigfeiten n.
Sam id Die altertiimer oes
Sdloiies beiidtieen ?" fragte Der
6remoe.
Y8eoaure leDr", ioete Der 8erwal-
ter, nOie %endoige 6rau uno ibre
Eodter Iino ausgefabrenl"
Ger Stotte1er. nWitte,
lit EN- poltlngernoer 8rief Oa unter
9iticaca-Gee 303?"
~0eir. aber unter Tica-See 303
lit elmer oa."
rM1 ia, ridtig. ih bate ia gun5
bereeiien, OaB mein 8rdutigam beinI
Sdreiben gar nidt itottert."
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

= germeintIider aber-
CLAUDE. n3m0lf 8r6ute botten
Sic i9on uno ih ion sic orei3ebnte
iperOen? SD onnte beitens!"
~Seien Sic bod niht 10 ober-
gl6ubii9, SrGnlein!~
nngenIgam. Sreuno
beim Sdotten, Der oas @roBe Sos
gedogen bat:
u@arum biit on oenn 10 nieOer.
seidlagen?"
sd bate nod elm 2os, uno oas
lit nift einmaI NIT Dem ginias ber'
nusgefommen.~
Ole Spfer. Dor Dem
Cute Der iungen Grou ltebt elm alter
Settler. or bittet nm elm Mittag-
eiien ODER ionit cine B~eg5ebrung.
Die iunge Grnn i9aut i'm ouf-
merfiam an uno fragt i'm 0nnn:
ySagen sic NAL, sic fommen mir
10 befannt Dor. Sinh sic niht
elmer BON ben 2euten, sic i'm Conn
mer nal bier tpnren un6 Oenen i'd
einen ieIbitgebnfenen gan5en Sudden
geidenft bobe?"
.SSopobl, ftimmt. @ir tparcn
orei; ib bin Der ein5ig ueberleben-
De-"
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

aritif. n8ie gefdat Sir
meme 8rout2 $obe i'd cine CUTE
8abI setroffen2~
80 ia; ober Die Ausnabl i1eint
nift eroB geweien gu ieinl"
RIeine gibne. 9iret.
tor: sic boben redt: in Oieier aer.
festen Sole fonueu Gle als 90nis
nift mebr ouftreten Oo muB
NAL n neuer 8ooen 'reinl"
- Gnbrung. sllnier 6abrifa.
tionseone ponSiebt iid in einem bis.
fer nod ME oageweienen Sempo:
aebn Rinuten, nodOem Die Arbeii
an einem Auto %beeonnen bat. fOm'
men bereits ole eriteu @erlesten in
bic Grontenb0uIer.
Sci Der Bobrioges
rim. Ser iunee Monn: 9ein, id
fomme ia gar nidt bieber, nm mir
bon Sbnen mobriogen 5u Iniienl
Sd bite sic Inn oie Snno Sbrer
Eodterl"
Die 8obrIogeriu: 90, oonn ia.
gen sic mir bod erit einmoI, mas
Sic fir 8utunftsausiidten bobenI
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
&rst-NucfSOten
s M Siren 3 s.

IS nj SrreH q ?.
Der befonnte Sddoelebrer @aa
beIudte zines Cages elm STRENUOUS.
giner Ser Norren fiibrte ibn berum
UNI Iprod fortwdbreno iebr ma
nierIi6. @aa befubIte ibm Oober
ben Ropf uno iagte: uSier fiuOe i'd
feline Gpur bon 8abniinn. Bie
fommen sic ins Soubous, % sic
ni6t Oos Organ Ser Nnrrbeit boben,
nidt einmol ndrriid ipreden?" -
.Dos min id gIauben~, berIebte Der
0arr, r0aB Sic an Dem Ropfe, Der
an meinen SduItern iibt, fein Or.
gan Ser Sonbeit fin0en f0nnen. Sic
miiIIen ober tpiiien, oaB es nidt Der
meinige, er tpuroe mir nur oufge-
iest, oIs i'd pdbreno Ser GeOolutiOn
get0pft Dor0en mar"
Ger 9eibar5t.
@1breno iid Ser I'M Mnfnng Oes
borigea Sobrbunoerts beriibmte SUI
morit Gapbir einmoI in Wfiinhen
oufbieIt, nurOe er Iebensgefdbrlid
franf. 9onig 2uonig ianote ibm
Teinen Qeibor5t. Sopbir ie0od lieB
ben Sofor8t gar nidt Dor unO mics
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

GbeIi9e unterboI'
Sic: .Nion bat mid &c,
tern i'm 9orf iberfauen uouen!"
Or: r1lm @ottes @ilenl 9atteit
ou bel @elO BEL Oir."
Sic: rMber nein. Der 8u0ring-
IiAe Ioete. er liebe midi"
G: m9%onnernetter, 10 finiter mar
es i6on?"
@oruo -Anet6ote Cine
iutge Dame iudte einmol garufo
in ieinem Seim auf.
.M1eiiter", begnnn sic geiu6erin.
lid bin Sdngeriu uno mohte 5ul
9per. Gorf i'd Sbnen pieaei6t ct.
mas sur Hrobe iingen?"
AIs iie geiungen bate, frngte
gnruio:
.@ndOiges 5rauIein, mas fir Elm
@eId1ft bat Sbr 8ater?"
,GoIoniolmoren en- gros", ertui'
0erte Die GGneerin.
.9as babe i) mir gIeih ge0adt"
fertigte Der beribmte Saneer feline
8eiuderin Oerb ob, ~Sie boben
ndmlid @oiinen i'm 9opf uno Man.
oeln i'm Sale"
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

Gut gegeben. .Nein.
en1oiges 6r1uleiu, es lit gliidliher~
lmeiie nod feiner Grou eeIuneen,
einen Warren aus mir 81 mahenl~
.0nnn mofte if BLOB Diiien,
Der oos eigentlid fertiegebrn6t
bat?"
- @ipfeI Der 8ouberei-
rIun, mein GreunO@, iogte Der
3auberfInltler 81 Dem iunger
MnnrJ oeiien ubr er fia oussebetes
bate. ~9u bort 0eine Ibr in
0ieiem Eaidentud tifen. 8iit OM
5ufrieoen?
n@ebr aIs oas", eruioerte Oieier,
uiie lit ia i6on lett einem Monnt
nidt mebr gegangen."
Musonuer. unerfGitters
lid fist Der MngIer aiif Der 9ni~
mnuer uno ldBt Die Sdnur ms
@oiier boumeIn.
Sic, iogt elmer. Ser iih aus
fennt, mnn Der GteIe beiBt bieueiMt
ale 0rei Moden mas an
so, meinte Der onoere. voann
bnb' id ia Gbancen. Sd iib' n6m.
lia idon bier5ebn Gage bal"
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
Simmer bSfIid.

Seioepriem bate eiuen bergniig-
ten abenO nit einigen 6reunoen
bilter Iid uno fam reidlid ipat no6
Snuie. Seine before SdIfte padtc
oooon ouf, bob er i'm gB3immer
berumtoppIte unO an ale MobeI
itieB. sic offnete Ole Sir uno iab
i'm mitten i'm 3immer iteben,
idnonfeno, nit Der einen Sono iid
an Der &6ngeInmpe feitbnlteno. Qls
er feline Srou bemerfte, sing elm
breites 2ddeIn iiber. iein 8eii6t uno
er %itommelte:
nWoaen molten Sic
nidt meinen TIos baber, Iiebes
Srdulein? SD muB iomieio an Der
nadften . n6dlten SaIteiteIe aus
iteigenl"
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
Sin tenrss Bib.

Ser WeoIer gorot erbielt zines
Cages BEN 8eIu9 zines reiden franz
aofii6en 9olitifers, Ser bon 8emua.
oerung Dor Dem eben bolenoeten
Bib oes Meiiters Dertpeilte.
r9aS Bib modte i6 baben".
lngte er oann.
n5don", ioete Gorot, utUenn Sic
meme Bidder unO Sleif1erihuloen
be8oblen, 10 1T es Sbr Gigentum."
Der politifer ldlug Elm uno mar
frob, 10 biaigen &oufs su einem 10
I9onen Bib 81 g%eIongen. gr lieB
Ii6 Die Nomen oes Bidders uno Oes
Sleiiders geben uno iudte iie nuf.
gu ieinem 5hred muBte er aber er'
fobren, ooB gorot beim 8Gder a..
600 6runt uno beim MeBger $4,000
Srant 51uloen bate. ct bate
au0lf boue Sabre gepumpt uno
ieine @ldubiger INNER nit Dem
groBen grfoIg, Der zines Cages cin-
nal fommen miiiie, bertroitet. Die.
fer @rfoIg mar MN in Der Eat elm
eetroffen, oenn Der &olitifer 5ablte
aIs edter @oeImonn oie $4,000
Sronf, obne nit Der @imper gu
auden. Gs mar elm teurer gorot
getDor0en. @enigftens fir Die oa.
malige 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

Nenbaumieter. SD
m0dte germ einen HoOioapparat
foufenI @elden fonnen sic mir
empfebIen2 gs mus ober elmer iein
nit fur5en 8enen mir baben
namlid nur cine tleine @obnutgl"
Ole @iI9. vgntiduIOi-
gen Sic, Dab id Die MiId Oieien
Morgen nift redt3eitig eebrodt
babel Ser &egen tnm mir Oa5wi-
ihen!"
10os babe id idon gei6medt!"
@as man 10 reoet.
n9ie 2eute 6ebauptert", fragte Der
6reuno, noaB Ou @rifa MIR pesen
ibres @eIoes beirateIt2"
D@ine Ooppelte 2iige". mar Oie
antDort. ngrItens bat iie gar feiu
@elO, uno 5peitens 0enfe t9 gar
nift Sorou, iie 5u beirotenl"
S IN @egenteiI. sd
Iiebe uno nerOe geliebt!~ er8dbItc
Ole rei5en0e Maria.
~Donn biit on olio bollfommen
gIiidIia2~ fragte sic Sreunoin.
ogfein boafommen un9lidli9",
nntportete Oie Mermite, reg lit il
ni6t Elm unO oerielbe!"
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
60 TIT.

Ts bei bat iffemaI ebr fiibt.
9n geb lei EN- ne gads
I'm trabt EN- bnID De Ogen ut:
~@ab ab. bu freden 9n6sl"
Sod 6ei mir jung. I'M bei bar Sieo
In ba1te: SIN irft re9tI~
lin bi be nd9ft GeIeeen1sit
Set bei t nod nal beri0dt.
Nanu. Sa fem 10 feline 8adsl
9on G6impen feline Bpbnl
Sbno, iei biiIt gang m%udIenitia
In FAB MD einen Son.
Sat briibbemaI - il bentt sepib,
Sd mat bIpts einen @iel
9a Iadte iei: SOU freden 9adsl~
I'm matt chr Iiiling ipis.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
grfenntIidfeit.

- GrteHttlt0tet Gtn
6troBenianeer lingt Dor benz Sols
zines S1otten, uno Oieier bort in.
tereIiiert gu. Am SdluB 5iebt Der
ganger boflid ben SUIT unO ruff
binouf: .@uroen sic Die Greuno,
Iidteit baden unO iid fir ben Sc.
Iong erfenntlid 5eigen2"
nNber germ, meint Der Sdotte,
umas Oarf id Sbnen boriingen?"
Ean3gefIIi It er. 1ad,
6rdulein Srma, penn i6 NIT Sd
men tanae, miro Oieie fleine Bar gu
elmer rieiigen SaIle, in Der mir beioc
oabinihneben, nur nod mein I'm
terbctDuBtiein madt oieie Tango.
l9ritte ...~
sSafte, iodtel 8epor sic mel.
terreoen, ioeen sic Iieber erIt mol
ihncl Sbrem llnterbenuBtIein 8e.
ideio, ooB Die 9opeue felt 5uei Mi.
nuten WaIaer fpieItl~
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

Srdu S1ul5e tommt 81 Sebmonn.
6rou S6ul5e lit BON Erdnen uber-
front.
.9enfen sic nur", IdIud5t iie.
nmein 8roaeB I'M oie Hente, ben
id felt Iieben Sobren fibre
i'd bab' ibn in Oritter Snitan8 ber-
loren!~
.gLber, ober!" ruff 2ebmonu unO
legt 6rnu ShuI5e Die SanO ouf Die
G6uIter, ntunrum oenn 10 oufge-
regt? 9ofiir boben sic i'm bod in
Ben eriten beioen Snitan5en getpon-
nen!"
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

Uenig 81 ldfebte. 8enn i9 email
ebbes 5ugeiuipe, oas meint, mean i'd
email Sebs geiaet ben, Onun mein
i'd es aud I'M pa lin feline 5Uei
Siege e6aut it.
@en, mer fin an Die Srid fomme
I'm id ben NIT aus lang 81 Darte,
meine Sdfebts angeidnaat III nit
aus ouf oen BeOesmeiler gu parte,
fin i'd aud reitepeg ouf oas @is
gauge, otDtper befor OaB ih 10 ebaut
orei SUB III 5pei Snihes auf Den
Sis aerueie fin, ga bat es en- &rqd
aetutue, 0ag gis mar geboitet IN i'd
ben in Den eiiige faIte 8aIier ge.
IoIIel Sell mar e Sizzling! lin i'd
fin idubr gepeie. ooB ib e boies
9oIt feti6e Oebt. SD ben mid nod
BEN 8eOespeiler umgegudt, apper
oenfe Sc ih bdtt i'm aeiebn? &oi-
ierrie. er mar fort. Sd ben in mel.
ne 4n9it 70 orinper no6ge0enft Oh
er mid nun intenidelIe ouf oas @is
eeIoGt bat I'M Oh er gepiBt bat DAB
oas Sis nit itarf eenug for en-
f9mere Seller nie mid SIT balte,
tUar.
@ie e Dummies 9uoer lin i6 oie
gan3e 3eit in Sen faIte 8aiIer bode
gebIitpue I'M Ell tel iub, Sic Oubn
mid nit glautpe mas id geioffert
BEN. SD ben ia genobtiBt. oaB Die
Grid an ben 8las nit orig oief mar
otptper tper bat mid geiogt, Dab es
e poor Snides peiter nit piel 0iefer
eepeie is I'm i1 bait mebbie 10 ieiig
tuie nids ordunoe Tonne.
BeI, an Ben 56obr ben iif
mebbie feds 6euerid onseiammelt
nm ben geln9t aIs OBJ ih Sen eroBte
Grid geipieIt b1tt. @eu, id ben
seplBt, Dab id ebbes ben oubn
miiiie I'M Oa ben i'd mid Damn felt.
eeboIte, otpper Oos berOoate @is is
INNER absebrohe 10 balls i1 es &c.
t6delt ben. Sebt ben id nit mebr
geriBt mas i1 ben oubn ioIe. Sd
ben nod email eritm gegudt I'm Ga
ben lb geiebn, tDie Der @eOesDeiler
fomme is I'M bat e gan5e Sat- pie.
Bells mitgebradt. gs mare aud E
paor 8oliesm1nner babel getueIe.
Ser @eoesmeiIer lift gang Hobs
gu mid fonlme I'm bat geiogt: Hbi-
lipp. ou oerfit nit iobr an mid iein.
atutper in Die eridte 2ein BEN id
meme S9febts oabeim liege laIIe
IN in ben Did bod i9ubr genue
nit ornunoe Iniie Tonne I'm ga fin
id nod ben n6dIte 8inetid gelaufe
mn ben 9elp mitgebradt. Sd ben
in oie cri9te 2ein gar nifs seIogt;
er bat mid feline 9nu0 gereidt I'm
bat mid aus ben Bailer 5iebe iDoue;
niutDer, oenfe Sc rur email an, i'd
glaupe i1 fin in ben @oiier feitge.
frore IN ct bat mid nit Iosfriege
tonne IN 0dS ndd9lte OIf1g mar, Dab
er aud in 0ns 8aiier geI6fiOOet is
nm Ga ben nler ale beioe in Den
Rrid geIoiIe. Sest fin off &obrs
Die 9oliesmGnner fomme I'm Die ben
ms in leB oenn no Eeim aug ben
Roiier gepuat.
Sc ZEN aud e gnn8e 2ott Gwilts
miteebrndt geba6t I'M oo Tin mer
enei gepideIt tporoe In Damn ZEN fe
ms in e Auto geIegt mo e fleinpr
9tobf Grin gebrennt bot. Gas bat
gut sefiibIt. Sn Ben @iaetid ben
ie uus in e Saus genomme. mo- mer
e Eidebns gebabt ben oifferente
iuorme Subts an5iebe 5u fonne, I'M
off Gobrs ben ner aud e panr
Drints gebnbt, for uniere Snieit gu
iudrme, pomit i'd berbIeime Sbnp
Sbrn lieper
gbiIipp Souerompfer
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

8robat. n@orum bangeH
Sic benin Sbrem Mann cine @edubr
Inn, Denr er at 8ett sebt?~
Or lit NadttpanOIerl Cont Der.
IdIaft er Die ridtige aufiteb3eit."
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

'i9uloigen sic, Grau 8edmunn.
unier Eannenbaum min mid itebn.
&onn id bier bel Sbnen NAL n
fleinen Naqel bon unten Ourdtuid-
len2
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
2eit un6 gpiafeit.

Gin seiitreid fein poneuoer
Sdndber fragte emit 2iHtcnberg
meIder llnteridieO 5fuii6en Sci
uno Gpigfeit lei.
~Tas lit nibt gnil3 leift 81 10
aen, Iieber Scrr". e~rpioerte Der Sc
fragte, .opnn mera idl mir sic Sci.
nebme uouie. Sbuen ons nrseinor
0ersuieBen. Diirhen Sic cine ewiq
feti brau6en, es 81 beereifen."
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
Arst-a nefSOten
9os a m e n.

Gin aonoioat Der MeOi3in tpuroe
i'm gromen bon einem iiberaus
Ttrengen grominotor gefrogt: .8eI.
DIES lino i6peiBtreibenoe Wittel?"
Der aonoioat ioste Die ibm befann.
ten matchmaker Der. .aber tuen1
bieIe ale nift belfen~, fraete Der
Graminotor meiter, rtuas merOen
sic Damn ontpenoen?" sd meroe
ben gotienten au Sbnen ins era.
mcn ididen", erpioerte Der @efrag,
70
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
@eriFen.
@eibte pos2

@eiBte tDas2
Reel
@eben mir riiber ouf Oie RoIidei.
pode uno meIoen mir uns ols Der.
loren eegoneen - wenn mir feite
beulen, fiittern uns Die S1upos
pieoer nit S1ofolaOe -
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13

SD ben SBue
in iilein Ieste
SHreipebrief 10
Sord 0ie 8lunle
anseoeutet, oaB
iG, biefobs Der
@eoespeIler 10
lang getieit bat,
egrieo ben. nit
i'm mad sic 9rid
All dehu Tor 2
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
Dffener eareibebrief Oes
Rbiltbb samerambter.
1O4s.

Iieber Serr Saskatchewan
Washington Journal., 1936-03-13
2ei6enssefGbrtin.

Cine orme ungIiidlife Grau, Die
2ebmonr, ieoen Morgeu Inn 8 ubr
fommt ibr Nann ~oneenebelt na6
9auIel
@ober piIien sic oas oenn?
Sea. meinen Wfonn bringt ser ia
INNER gleib nit!