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Evening star., 1936-10-23
KLAN'S SECRETARY
STRANGELY MISSING
FIoridian Fails to Return Home
After He Receives Menacing
Letters and Phone Calls.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, October 23.-The
family Of j. Mclean Thomas. Miami
Ku Klux Klan secretary, reported to.
day he has been missing since We'd
nesday night, after the receipt OF
threatening letters and telephone
calls. '''.'
Mrs. Russell I. Thomas, q daugh-
said he had not been seen
since he left home to attend q khan
meeting. Detective Sergt. e. w. Mel
chen sent officers to investigate.
Thomas apparently had feared
something might happen to him, his
daughter-in-law said, because he had
instructed his wife to call khan ofi-
cials and police should he ever fail
to return home. The 64-year-old
klansman had told his family he had
received several telephone calls and
letters In the last two weeks.
Evening star., 1936-10-23
Three Here Draw Chance
For $l5O,OOO in Sweepstakes
G.. P. o. Pressn,an Sleeps On as He
Gets One of FduOrites in Cam
bridgeskire Handicap.

The Irish Sweepstakes drawing In
Dublin today brought chances to coll
lect $l50,000 to three Washington
residents, each Of whom Is assured At
least $2,965.
One of the lucky trio-August
Nikula, 38O8 Benton street, night
pressman at the Government Printing
Ofice-holds q ticket on Finalist. one
Of the favorites, at 100 to 8. in next
Wednesdays Cambridgeshire Handicap
on which the Free States Hospita!
sweep is based.
Both the others-70-year-old Lemuel
Lusby, 723 East Capitol street, real
estate operator. and Mrs. Jewell v.
Goodman. 1861 Twelfth street south
east, a secretary at the Reconstruction
Finance Corp.-drew Inchkeith. Since
it, too, Is listed as starter in the
race, they have a chance to win one
of the major prizes, and are sure to
get at least the $2,965.
Three other Washingtonians drew
horses not listed as starters. so will
have to satisfy themselves with the
minor award. They are Lillian M.
Wright, 374s Jocelyn street, whose
Evening star., 1936-10-23

horse was Negundo: one "YA BAHIA Al
Abba" of 4126 Thirteenth street.
whose ticket drew the non-runner
Kayles, and Maude Thomas, 46
street northeast, Lordling.
Winner to Get 100000.
Tickets on the first three horses to
finish in the race are worth $3.50, 1000,
$4,000 and $4,000. respectively. For
the also rams the prize is the same as
for non-starters.
Practically every one will know of
Nikula's good fortune before he hears
of it. He was sleeping soundly when
newspaper men swarmed to his resi-
dence this morning. and Mrs. Nikula,
who was pleased, but not too i'm
pressed about it all, declined to
awaken him.
She made 1t clear that since her
husband works at nights, he is In the
habit of waking up without aid, and
that until this came to pass, he was
not going to hear about his good
luck.
There was q remote chance that he
(See SWEEPSTAKES, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1936-10-23
Baltimore Belle Married Brother of
Napoleon Bonaparte.

Napoleon Bonaparte.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 23.-The
friendship between Britain's King and
Mrs. Ernest Simpson Of Baltimore re-
called today the part played by q Bal
timore belle of an earlier generation
in a romance Of kingship.
More than q century ago-on De-
cember "a, 1803-Miss Elizabeth Pat
terson, beautiful daughter Of Balti-
more merchant, married Jerome
Bonaparte, brother OF Napoleon.
Jerome took his bride to France IN
1905.
The French Emperor later made
Jerome King Of Westphalia, but MS
bride did not become Queen. Ma
poleon was furious at the match, Or
dered Jerome,s wife excluded from nus
states and finally annulled the mar
riage by imperial decree after the
Pope had declined to do so.
Jerome thereupon was married TO
Princess Catherine of Wurttemoerg,
who shared his brief tenure OF the
Westphalian throne. His first vile
went to England. gave birth to son.
and later returned to Baitmofe'
where she died in 1879.
The son-named Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte-also came to Baltimore
and had two sons. One served with
the French army In Crimea; the otner,
1See EDWARD. PAGE A-2)
Evening star., 1936-10-23
COURT ORDERS $780, ,450
BE PAID TO MRS. LONG
Sum Senator's Compensation as
Attorney in Tax Col.
lection.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-The
sum of S50,450.24, on deposit in the
Guaranty Bank g. Trust Co. Of Alex
andria, La, was ordered paid to Mrs.
Rose Mcconnell Long, widow Of Sem
ator Huey P. Long, by Judge Nat w.
Bond In Civil District Court yesterday.
Mrs. Longs petition explained that
the amount represented the late Sem
ator's compensation for acting as at
torney in the collection from tax
debtors of the State the sum Of $780,
367. A legislative act provided that
Senator Long should receive one-thtrd
of this amount as q fee for his work
in collecting 1t.
Since the balance was deposited In
the bank, 1t was explained. Senator
Long withdrew $18,335. leaving the
balance Of $780,
Evening star., 1936-10-23
SHOWERS ARE FORECAST
HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Weather Bureau Says Rain Will
Probably Continue Tonight
and Toynorrnw
and Tomorrow.

The rain promised last night is ex-
pected this afternoon In the form Of
occasional showers, and probably viii
continue tonight and tomorrow, ac-
cording to the Weather Bureau.
Lower temperatures, accompanied by
northeast winds, are due tonight, the
forecaster said.
A soaring mercury that reached
peak Of 81 about 4 pm. yesterday was
blamed for the prostration Of Charles
Ovley, 81, of 934 Shepherd street.
Ovley was'treated at Casualty Hospital
after being overcome near the Ben
ming power plant, where he is en-
ployed.
The 81 was the highest recorded here
since October 8, when the temperature
climbed to 50.
Evening star., 1936-10-23

A severe" earthquake on the Pa
cific side of South America early to-
day was reported by the Georgetown
University Observatory.
The observatory's seismograph
showed the quake started at 1:3S:04
am, reached its maximum intensity
at 2 am, and ceased at 4 am. The
position was shown as $500 miles
southwest of Washington.
Evening star., 1936-10-23
Pupil, Slapped, Awarded 500.

NORRISTOWN, Pa, october 23
R.-A jury awarded l7-year-old
William Rupp Of Royersford, 800
damages In his suit against school
teacher charged with slapping him
on the head.
The jury last night also ordered
$s1 20 be paid the youths father for
medical expenses.
The youth told the jury the slap,
inflicted by Mrs. Clara zintner Ken
neck. impaired hearing In his right
ear. The blow punctured his ear
drum. -
Evening star., 1936-10-23
EXTENSION OF FRENCH
DEFENSES ADVOCATED
Radical Socialist Congress Cites
Grave Situation Over Rearm-
ament Of Germany.

By the Associated Press.
BIARRITZ. France. October as
Citing the grave situation created by
extensive rearmament Of Germany"
the Radical-Socialist party congress
today adopted report urging the ne
cessity of building up air, land and
sea defenses for France.
The report committed the party to
work for the immediate passage Of q
law permitting organization Of the
nation on a military basis In time of
war, and for creating an additional
naval squadron capable of duty in
either the Atlantic or the Mediter-
fanean.
Evening star., 1936-10-23
Estranged Wife
Gusts Husband;
Court Helpless
Firmly in Possession
of Home, She Re.
fuses to Bulge.
> the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-A
mans home may be his castle, but
John c. McClenen's lacked the fortifi-
cations necessary to keep his estranged
wife from storming the ramparts. and
so she held complete possession today.
McClenen left his house last night
with a suitcase after unsuccessfully
attempting to end Mrs. Norma B. Nc
Clemens two-day stay there. There
upon Mrs. McClenen spent her second
night in the home Of the wealthy coal
Evening star., 1936-10-23
Viscount Hanworth Dies.

LONDON, October % R.-Vis-
count Hanworth, "A. master of the
rolls until last year, died yesterday.
He boasted he had not used elevators,
but kept fit by walking up long flights
Of stairs.
Evening star., 1936-10-23
Summary of Today's Star

Mother visits daughter burned during
family quarrel. Page AS
West Virginia Circuit Court drops case
against absentee voters. Page Al
Jury completes taking testimony In
police bond probe. Page AS
Virginia welfare head defends county
welfare set-up. Page AS
Capital planners and Fine Arts Com
mission meet. Page B-1
William S. Herndon pleads guilty in
Fidelity defalcations. Page B-1
Mrs. Betty willets jenkins injured
when horse bolts. Page B.1
SPORTS
George washington and Wake Forest
play here tonight. Page D-1
Gallaudet only grid team at home to-
morrow afternoon. Page D-1
Houghton back in old golf form in re-
turn to D. c. Page d.
Browns will sell club only with ap-
proval OF league. Page D-3
Dozen clean states being risked IN
week end grid tits. Page D-4
Williamson system rates country's
sridiron array. Page D-4
FINANCIAL.
Bonds are irregular (table).
Page A.17
Freight loadings climb. Page ALL
Du Pont profits gain. Page ALT
Specially stocks higher (table).
Curb list narrow (table). Page Ais
Weather checks trade. Page A-19
EDITORIAL AND COMMENT.
Alice Longworth. Page Az
This and That. Page A-10
Answers to Questions. Page A.10
washington Observations. Page Ale
David Lawrence. Page ALL
Paul Mallon. PAGE ALL
Dorothy Thompson. Page ALL
Jay Franklin. Page ALI
Constantine Brown Page Ali
MISCELLANY.
Washington wayside. Page AZ
Young Washington. Page BIS
Vital Statistics. PAGE Bile
City News in Brief. Pare Bill
winning Contract. Page Bile
Bedtime Story. Pare B-l6
Natures Children. Pare Bis
Auto Show Puzzle. Page BIZ
Tralnc Convictions. Pare BIS
Dorothy Dix. paye C-s
Evening star., 1936-10-23

(See ROOSEVELT, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1936-10-23
QUAKE REPORTED

(See MAINE, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1936-10-23

(See HEARING, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1936-10-23

(See TRANSIT, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1936-10-23

(See LANDON, Page A-7.)
Evening star., 1936-10-23

70. Q, Weather Bureau Forecast.1
Probably rain tonight and tomorrow;
colder tonight; fresh northeast winds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81, at 3:45 pm.
yesterday: lowest. SO, at 6 am. today.
Full report on page BIS.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

eednOert. @s fiuS 3tpei DerIaieoene
@eIten un6 2ebensouffoiiungen,
bic iif nur auBerIid beriibren, i.
bod niht beridmel5en. SIN Ser.
3en zines emten Wlauren, aud penn
er europdiide 2dnOer beiudt Bat,
gilt Der g%uropder trob ieiner Moht
unO ieines @iiiens irno trob0em er
ibm ihmeiheIt unO ieinem @eIOe
oient. nod INNER ais uu~glGubiger,
ole Sobn elmer Siinoin unO Gottes-
lGiterer. 9ieIe auffoiiune beitebt
aud BEL Ser Srou, Die iih pobl
nod Barrier 9oiletten unO Gram.
mopbonen uno oaerIei ausIGnoi.
idem SanOe iebnt, Die aber fnum
eiren 8eeriff bon Dem bobeu Be-
ruff. elmer 5rnu oIs geiitige Same
ro0in 0es Minnnes bat.
@nun miro sic Stunoe fir 0ie
grloiung Ser Wlourin ihIagen? 90
uie Die 0inge beute Iiegen, bleibt
Die Jroge often, Oh Die 8eireiung
bonn Sod Der mouriiden TRADITION
obne eeniieenoe ieeIiihe 8orberei.
tlng aud ibr Slid beOerten rpiroc.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Mann NIT So 3abmeu.

@ie aus Mtben beriatet miro, Bat
Die grie9ii9e 3nbndr3tin 9antajc-
puIos einen Mann entoeft, Der IS
3Gbne bat. @s banoelt ii9 nm einen
Singing bon % Sabren, ser 9eaen.
p6rtig 9ienIt bel Der Atbener Sole
3eit tut uno gIeid5eitig ieine imlirl5ti-
ihen Stuoien an Der llniperIit1t Ge-
treibt. Die @elebrten, Die oieIen bon
ser Natitr nu3u rei9li9 beoadlten
Mann unteriu6t baden, periihcrn
onB Iein angemeiner @eiunobeits5ll.
itano nihts 6u piinIden iibrig laBt;
er iBt. beroaut uno ihldft ausga-
5ei9net. Sour ons Gprefen berpitet
ibm cine gemiiie Miibe. on Die lteber-
6nbl an 8Gbnen Die regeIm1Bi9pn
Betpeguneen Der 3unge etrpos beb;l-
0ert. uno tuenn Der gem0bnlide
Meni1 idon nit 80 3dbnen genug
81 tun bat, 10 fam man iid Die 2s;-
zen Oes iungen Mannes ooriteaen,
nenn man erfdbrt, Dab ale So BON
I6leAtelter Beihnffenbeit Iino.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
amsseistte 8wersbiibner

l1nIere S1ustiere nerwilOern, pie
befannt lit, iebr raid unO npbnlen,
IobalO sic menidlide 8flege feblt,
Sic @epobnbeiten miloer glrten an.
Bon oieIem GtanOpunft ausgebenO,
Iino Dor orei Sobren BEL aipern
3tpergbiibner auseeleBt morOen, od'
nit Tie uermiloern iolten. Sn Der
oortigen @egenO mdren Die 8elObib.
ner, Gebbubn, Saielbubn ploslid
DerihmunOen, pie ia Ons Hebbnbu
gar feiu StnnOpogel 3u fem ideint.
ionoern 8anOerungen unternlmmt
gs loate BEL Der Musiebung 0al
3persbiibner Die 6rage gepriift mer.
nen OBJ lie mobl imItanoe baren,
einen grios fir Oie feblenoen 6elO-
biibner gu 6ilOeu. 9ie 3pergbiibner
boben Die 8robe el6r5enO beltanOen
unO ouBer0em oie beionoere 2ebens'
tii6tigfeit Der 9iibnerrniie beipieiem.
Die 3pergbiibner murOen aus eiuei
e%ntfernten 3iihterei bedogen, nadts
obge6oIt, oomit Ite ben Wee nlhi
fennenlernen iolten, unO am Nor.
gen ousgeiest. Sic poren ettpas
berUunoert, Iid in ungebpmmter
6reibeit 3u fin0en, nabmen ober in.
jtinttib ibre 51lafplGbe ouf nie0ri,
gen BGumen Elm. No1 odt Engen
tpurOe Die 6iitterung eingeiteat, ann
oie Siibner 6egriffen, SAB tie NM
mebr fir iid ielbit gu iorgen batten.
Nad fltr3er 3eit wnren lie 10 iheu,
0oB lie bel ieoer ann1berung zines
Menihen nuffloeen. sic ltiegen
no9 art Der 8ebbibner ouf uno
Iernten aud i1neaes 2aufen. BE.
reits sic .peite Generation legte Ons
bunte @efieOer ob uno nobm cine
Dem 8ooen nngepnBte 59usfdrbun9
an.
9ie Sabine b~erlernten ons 2r1ben,
oenn ale f~reilebenoen Siere geben
nit @er1uT6en iporiom Inn, oomit
GeinOe nifts bon ser glntpeienbeit
r1erten. Die perpilOerten 3merg-
biibner tUer0en iebt 81 Sago5peden
geidoiien uno ioIen i'm @eihmad
b~er8bafter als Die ge3iidteten Siib.
ner iein.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
sampf sesen Die Sepra.

Ser @robiidof bon Beitminiter
mahte gelegentliG elmer 8erbnng
fir ole 8efdmpfung Der 9epra iiber
0ie 8erbreitung Ser 4ranfbeit uno
sic M0gIiAfeiten Der Seilune be-
mertensmerte Mitteiluneen. gr
lpro9 aus perIonIiher aenntnis,
ga er 3nblreihe 2eprafolonien in
alien Seilen Mfrifas, DEFENDERS
Rnplono, Niniiolano, Eonganiifa
uno aongoItaot beiuht bat. CT
tpies oarauf bin, OaB Die mooerne
@ifenidaft feitgeitelt bat, OaB Die
9epra nidt aniteden0 unO nidt
nnbeilbnr tit, OaB iie aber 6urd
aufdGige @inimpfungen iibertragen
tperoen tam. gs mare oober fir
sic 8iiienifaft m0glid, gegen oiNe
fur1tbore &ronfbeit MitteI 3u fin
oen. @s g1be fiber 6 Minionen,
bieneidt iogor 10 Wiaionen 2eprn-
tranfe in Ser 8eIt, uno oos ltebeI
breitp Iid nod aus. @s tpurOe be.
IdloIien, einen Gelo5ug our inter.
nntionolen @rTorIhung Ser 2eprn
gu er0ffnen, fir ben geitrdge in Der
garl3en @elt eeIammelt neroen Iol-
len.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
8eOBIfermngsiOrsen in Jranfs
reid.

Sn 2pon belt nlif eitem aon-
greB, Der ii1 nit gepOlferiingsfra-
gen befnBte, 8operat einen @ortras
iber Oie @eburten5iffern oes Sab.
res 1886 in ben uerihieOenen Can.
bern in Dem Oie frnn3oIiihen Sor-
gen Iebbaft gum Nusorud famen.
9ie 8abl Der @eburten bat in
GranfreiA I'M lesten Sabre nm
$4,000 abgenommen, ndbrenO Die
8abl in 0euti6lono li1 INN $4,000
bermebrt bot. @egenndrtig lit es
10, oaB quf elm &inO, oas in 6ranf-
reid geboren miro, in DeutidlanO
2, in Sapon 3, in 9fuBlonO Z unO
in China iiber 90 fommen. 86b-
reno i'm Sabre 1885 Ser leber.
iGuB iiber sic SoOesfGae in
9euti9lonO 100000, in 8olen
4O3 900, in Stalien chen 10 oiel be-
trug, ber5eihnete Granfrei9 10000
nlebr 9o0esf1ue ols @eburten.
9elterre1m TT neDet Srantrel0 oaS
ein5ige 2ano, BEL Dem sic 3obI Der
Sooesfdne sic Ser @eburten iiber.
trifft. Die gerbGltnis5obl, sic an-
8eiet, tDiepiel g06ter 1000 Srauen
CUR @elt briugenJ Inn fie in Der
folgen0en Generation 81 erieBen,
lit in Srnnfrei9 auf 780 gefalen,
5. +. es iinO bel 81 penig, I'M Die
eeeenDdrtige Generation ourd cine
gIeih itorfe at eriebem. auBeroem
berminoert oas 3uriifgeben Der
GbeidlieBung Sic @eburten8iffer in
Granfrpi6 nod betr1dtli6. @enn
Sic Grudtbnrfeit III oemielben
Durdidnitt meiter abnimmt Die in
Sen IeBten 5 Snbren, 10 tperOen i'm
Sabre 1914 nur nod 100000 @e-
burton 5u ber5eidnen iein, wdbreno
es i'm Sabre 1871 nod ii6er cine
Minion tparen.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Slit es nod Mmbefamnte
SrOke Stere?

100000 DerIdieoene 9ierortsn
BAT Die 8iNenIdaft bisber ee5dblt
uno in Sdriften unO 8iloerR feitge-
Ieet. Da erbebt Iid Die Troge. OBJ eS
beute nod, nahoem oie @rOe iiberaa
eri6IoIien i6eint uuO ourd Ole hclI-
tige Ee6nif audi Ole e~ntIegenitpn
@ebiete sngdnglid %seporOen Iino ob
es nod groBe ~unbetnnnte Eiere gibt.
Die 6roge piro 5u beiaben iein, tpenn
man iih bereegenpdrtigt, Delde
neuen Sierorten erit in Den lebtel
Sobren entoedt woroen iino. 90 bat,
uie Die 2eipoiger nSnuitrierte Set
lung idreibt. Der 26 Sabre ate
8oologieltuOent grnit Shaier, Der
bereits Dor einigen Sabren Joridlun-
gen in Sibet borgenommen bate nnO
Dor fur5em BON elmer neiien 5neI-
i1brigen 6orihungsreiiei in oieies
r1tielDone 2onO 5uriidsefebrt it, IN
ihtper 5ug1ngli6en 6hluhten oes
cberen SungtIe Oas 3mergblauihaf
entoedt uno aud ionit cine groBe
Beute an 3oologiihen Seltenbeiten
mitgebraht. Man mlB audi an ous
Dor einigen Sabren in ben Gimpfen
oes inneren Rongoitootes entoedte
Sfapi erinnern, Oos MebnIihfeit init
Giraffe uno Zebra bat, ober cine
a1n3lid neue Giernrt 0arItent, uno
erIt i'm Iesten Sabre lit cine Iebr per-
Ihie0enartige neue Sfnpigottung
ouTgefunoen porOen. 4uh oas Ore
b .8ebro, oos in ben 9erglanOihuf-
ten SiioobeIiiniens gefun0eu puroe,
uiterideioet Iih lueientlih bon aell
bisber befannten 3ebroarten ourb eli
men beIonoers groBen uno plumpen
@Ielsfopf nit groBen Shren unO
ouffaaenoen 6treifung Oes SeIes.
Sn Snnerafrifa iputt bel ben ginge-
borenen elm Mdr9en BON einem rie-
ienboften Geptil; iie bergeben Dor
Surdt, tpenn lie NIT 5itternOer
6timme bon Oieiem llneebeuer er-
5ablen. auf Der Sniel SABA lit ober
toti11lid Dor niht 5u LANCER Belt
cine bisber unbefannte Rieieni9lan-
genort eefunoen morOen, Die IN ib-
rem altsieben unO ourh ibre @r06e
mirfli9 angit einfloBen fonnte. anf
Der SsnIeI Gumotra muroen HieIen-
uasborner entoedt, sic iiA betra6t-
lid bon ben Gfrifonii6en uuteridlei-
Sen. MerftDiiroige fur5beinige Sun-
oeorten urlo GinOer fonOen lid anf
cen groBen Sunodinieln, unO Der
IeItiome AieIenbogel nNbu Nnrfub',
ben man in ben Siimpfen oes Bei-
ben yeiIs fanO, lit aud erlt IN ben
lcbten Sabren befannt geporoen.
RO9 mebr. &dtiel dig Ons 6eitlaaO
bietet aber Die Tiefiee. 3ablreide
Guanen uno 9oIppen, Die Elm gel.
Iterbnft forbiees 2iht ousitroblen,
Itno nod ungeniigeno erforidt.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Sin Sonnet, Der ieinem @6weif
nerIiert.

Ser 8eltier- Sonnet, Der i'm ber-
gangenen Sllli aud in unieren Sc.
genoen nit bloBem auge iiftbar
mar uno Ser ieBt o1f Ser iiiOli9en
SoIbfugel a1 ieben 1T, bat pl0BIih
ieinen SHmeif berloren. Die Aitro-
rorlen bon 5iiOafrifa uno Auitrn-
lien botten sic @0gIi1feit. oieie
ieltiome uno unerflarIi9e gridei-
hung ou beobo1ten. Mon erinnert
bei Oieiem @nloB an 5tuei onoere
5Gae, Die 5par ni9t o0lig gleih
maren, aber ood Gbnlide @riGei-
nungen oufnieien. Ser 8ieIniAe.
Sonnet teilte IiH I'M Sanuar 1916
ploBlih in 5mei &ometen, bic einen
@biton0 bon 100000 Rilometern
hatten uno BON Oenen Ser cine I'M
MGr5 beridman0. p1bren0 Der ON
oere nod einen Moat ldnger 5u be-
obaaten mar. SIN Sabre 1852 muir
ben beioe pieoergcieben, paren nun
idon aber iiber otpei Miaionen Sci.
lometer %entfernt. Seitoem Iino lie
niht pieoergeieben moroen, 10 0aB
man annimmt, BOB iie li6 gdn6lid
aufgel0f baben, uno oaB auf ii
Der groBe Sternihnuppenfaa duriid
8ufiibren if, Der i'm Nobember 1872
uno oonn tpieoer 1885 e%intrat, alS
Die groe feline 8abn freu5te. Ser
anoere Sal lit Ser oes Solmes'
2ometen, Der i'm Sabre 1892 cine
8eranoerung Ieiner @eitnlt erfubr.
10 onB man auf cine auBere nria6e
idlOB, Die i'm 5eritreute.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Gine &Ot6ant aIs Seilise.

0ie 8ereiniaten 6toaten botten
bisber feinen 0umen ouf Der 2iite
Der Seiligen un0 Der Geligen. 9os
Jon aber in flir5er 3eit anoers Der-
ben, oenn man ertpnrtet Die bepor-
ftebenOe Seligipredung BON Gotbe-
rine Sefafmitbo. 9as lleberroihen.
De babel lit, Dab oieie erite omeri-
faniide Seilige einem Stamm Der
GotbGute angebort, benz Der Wo-
batpfs, oie belte gafta i'm auSiter-
ben iino. Gie mar, aIs lie Is Sabre
alt gemoroen mar, bon Miiiionaren
betebrt por0en un0 miomete liA
nun Der Yfleee ibrer Stammesge-
molten, sic idiper bon ben BOdell
beimgeiuat mnroen. 9ieie erpieisn
ibr ieooH feinerlei Danfborteit, Jon.
bern oeriu9ten lie gu iteinigen, olS
iie erfubren, oaB tie bon Dem @Iai,-
ben ibrer Batter obeefaaen mar. Sio
Itarb I'M Mlter BON "a Sobren.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

cine brittle @aufe OorgeiArieben bn-
be. .Sa, mas meinen's2~ antpor.
tete grudner. Sees bnb / mi net
troitt. " brittle 9oufn beim grud-
nerl llnO Der Snnslidll"
llnO ais Dds elm anOermaI Dem
@ieiIter s%egeniiber Oas fede Erom-
peteut6ema i'm S9er5o lciner z.
Spmpbonie be%punoerte, erfldrte
grudner: sSa, gut is idon, nber
nit bon mir" llnO nun er5Gblte
er, Oos Sbemn famine BON einem
Sabn, ser neben ibm ~g'wobnt"
uno oas Sbemo INNER ne'iuugen"
babe. 0a6 beenoister gieOerldrift
0es Sher5os iei ct aud 81 zen
Go9barn geganger, UNI Den genio-
len Sabn einmal 81 ieben. @eieben
bate er i'm aud, a6er = IonOer.
bores 3uiammentreffen - nls Bro
ten in ser Pfnnne, ii Die Oas Eier
geraOe Den Mtittag geDnnOert mar,
etpas, mas 8rudner itdtlid be-
lpeete.
an einem abeno bat Dds 8rud-
ner nit Deri6ieOeneu anOeren Nil.
IifsroBen al iid 81 @aIt. 8rud.
ner Ioete gu, fragte aber etDoS
berIegen, OBJ er ~eie Soa~ mitbrin-
gen oiirfe. gia9 bepor DDS att
Dorten tonnte, erbielt er bon Dem
neben ibm ItpbenOen Rarl Mud ei-
men 6uBtritt unO Die augefIiiterte
@nrnung, Nein gu iagen, mas er
aud unter irgeno elmer bofliden
gntiduIoigung tat. 8rudner idien
nit oieier Inttport gang 5ufrie0en.
@er ober mar nSOn"? Cine ge-
beimnisboue 6rau i'm 9aiein oes
7Oi1brigen2 sic NOR = oas 3in-
mermd0den in ieinem Sotel uno
bate es OerItonoen, iid Dor elm paar
Engen nit Dem beriibmten @ait du
.~berloben". Seine 6reunoe muB-
ten Ii6 ins Mittel Iegen unO 8rud.
ner bon Ieinem Diungen Slid" Die-
Der befreien.
Sn oen beiOen u19iten Sabren
batte 8rufner geiunobeitlia bel
Su Ieioen, 10 oab er nur nit Viiibe
feline 9. Spmpbonie bouenOen fonn-
tie, bebor ibn Der 500 nbrief.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
epntbetii6er aanti6nf.

Die SerIteanng BON ipntbetii6en.
aduti6uf beihdftist ni6t nur
9eutIhIano, Ionoern aud anoerc
2dnoer. SeIbit in Den 8ereinigten
Stnatem beltebt, tpie r9ie llmi6au"
beridtet, cine feline I1brif, ole
i6brIiA 500 9onnen Rnutihuf ae.
mint, uno ouBeroem orbeitpt Die
Dupont be Nemours 60. an Der ia.
britm1bigen M%usbeutuna zines inn
tbetiIhen W~erfnbrens oes Goters
NieutuIann. gud GuBIano modt
eroBe anitrengungen, iid bon oe,
9autihuteinfubr u~nabb6ngig a.
MAIDEN. IS fat I'M Sabre 1884
it.20o Gonnen iDntbetiiden Rau!
iduf er5eugt, unO als SobresprtraQ
FinO 10000 Eonnen, nit oenen oer
geaeniuGrtige SnIanosbe0orf geoedi
ueroen s5nnte, in ausiidt senOm
men.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

GUNNER ooer Rrebie Ooer AUDI elm
&ebbubn ellen. Mlan bnlte es nift
fir 8rablereil Sin Hebbubn lit
beute meniser foitbar ais elm or
Oentlides geeiiteat unO Die Gruiten.
there aus 8alencia ooer Nlicante
iino po6Ifeiler als Sdinfen. Bon
3-5 ubr b1lt aPnorio Ieine SieIto
pie INNER. Sic tleinen Samm-
Ierinnen Der sGoten Silfe" iber-
fallen Die eriten 6uBgdnger, Oie mie-
Der in Den StrnBen auftauden. Sc
mebr Der Gag lih neiet, Inn 10
mebr ernadt MaOrio. @egen 6
ltbr lit oles elm ipenig mie i'm Sic
Der. @enn Die lbeno5eitungen err
i6einen, 3pil9en 7--8, reiBt man
fi9 Die nod ferhten gldtter aus
Ser SanO, un0 in allen gofes
per0en Die neueiteu 8eridte be-
fproten. Damn gebt Ser Wlili5iol-
0ot fir atpei furde GtunOen ms
Rino. Dit Der Redteu bdlt er ole
S6ulter ieines M6obens umihlun.
gen, oft IeIbIt eitte Soloatin, Die
2infe I1Bt Oas @epebr nidt los.
llnO oann lit jdou Die 5tunoe Oes
@dIofengebens Oa. Mit einem
Sdloge lit MioOriO ounfeI. 0ie
Rinoer oes @oiienbnuIes, Die nod
Dor atuei Monnten in Ser Gbhut Ell.
ner 9rOenfror SIREN &oienfran3 be.
teten, eutidlummern iebt nit Der
WaeIoOie Ser nSungen @arOe" auf
ibren 2ippen.