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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

MIR. OvERSTREET OPENS: OBJ
viously there cannot be freedom from
all fears; but there can be freedom
from fears created by man-made In
situations and attitudes. War and a
misbegotten economics have produced
the ugliest fears in our life. BY elm
mating war, we can cast out fear of
wars brutal violence. BY eliminat-
ing the blunders Of a too selfishly
motivated economic system, we can
remove the fears of undeserved dis
tress.
To say we can't eliminate war and
can't correct the tragic blunders Of
our economic system is to stand de-
feated before life's challenge to our
moral decency and ingenuity.
It may be urged that fear is needed
to spur men on. But to spur men on
to muscular initiative by dropping
bombs on them Is plain stupid. To
spur them on to economic initiative
by threatening them with unenploy-
ment when such unemployment may
come whether they have initiative or
not Is again plain stupid. Fears that
come from anti-human arrangements
and attitudes neither dignity nor adj
vance life. They merely degrade and
obstruct it.
When we speak Of eliminating fears
from life, we mean the fears that
should not be there. Since we hui
mans have put them there, we hui
mans can remove them.
MIR. SMITH CHALLENGES: My
opponent admits that freedom from
all fear cannot be eliminated. But to
lessen the number Of them or do
away with some Of them, he would
destroy our "selfishly motivated eco.
nomic system" What would he SUBJ
stitute for 1t? He does not say.
Does he not know that most Of us
are fighting to preserve 1t, anxious
for an opportunity to correct its
blunders. to reduce unemployment
In brief. to improve it? Has he al
ready forgotten that but for it. with
all Its shortcomings, England might
have collapsed. Russia might have
succumbed:5 and that the captive
peoples Of the world could hold little
hope for liberation? Our free enter
prise system has built the gigantic
Industrial machine which viii spell
victoryl rue CsL
MIR. OVERSIGHT REPLIES: Eng.
land and Russia were not saved by
what my opponent calls our free
enterprise system" In the war emer-
gency. we changed our do-as-you-
please system into a work-together-
under-a-common-pla n-for-a-co
cause system. Had we not done so:
had businesses fought businesses and
workers fought employers-and also
one another-we should today be at
Hitler's mercy.
Our biggest Job is to eliminate
those economic. political and moral
blunderings that have brought 'un-
natural" fears into life. There will
be plenty Of good and natural fears
left over to keep US on the jump.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
CRAZY SHOW AT
FORT TAYLOR
MUCH ENJOYED

If you see some of the Fort Tay-
lor soldiers rubbing their sides to-
day you will know it is an attempt
to soothe their aching ribs follow
ing the New Years Eve presenta-
ton of the Crazy Show, a fast
moving, hilarious production of
USO-Camp Shows, Inc.
Headed by glib comedian Ben
McAtee as master of ceremonies
the show played to two standing
room only" audiences. 1t was
pack-jammed with laughs while
dancers and singers furnished
full quotas of eye and ear appeal.
One of the highlights was long
shoed Wilbur Hall, formerly of
Paul Whiteman's band and Ed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
ILLNESS OF MOTHER
CALLS KEY WESTER
HOME FROM CAMP

, Clarence Gates, better known
as Willie, local diamondball
pitcher, who entered the service
of his country on November 49,,
was an arrival in Key West on
December rs, having been called
home on account of the illness of
his mother.
On leaving Camp Blanding, Mr..
Gates took up his station at Kess-
leh Field, Miss, and entered Fort
Collins Officers School on De-
cember 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

Wynn's Laugh Parade" Not sat-
isfied with playing his violin in
every conceivable position, he
rendered a duet by himself with
violin and trombone. His closing
number was on a bicycle pump
right in the crazy groove of the
show.
Lee Bartell, pretty young sing
er, proved herself a real blues
belle with her solid arrangements
and she answered several calls
for encores.
Straight-faced Eddie Hanley is
a comedian of The old school The
balance of the East Jitterbag Dan
GERS Aiken ara Roberts and Tap
Dancer Vivian Frances, supported
the high quality OF the perform
ance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
Chapter Is
Raeburn

THE stranger remained where
he was, a curious haf-Smiling
look on his face.
Joyce watched him as the but
Ter cleaned up the drink. Sudden
ly it burst upon her and she knew.
She had seen the man before
and where the Sergeant had said:
on the back terrace. He was the
man who had talked with Perry
Clarke the evening before while
she stood beside the hedge.
She remembered it all now. The
way they had walked towards
her, the last few words that were
spoken. And that movement in
the shadows at the corner of the
house-had that been the maid
who had just now identified the
man in the other room?
"Anyone know him?" Bacon
asked.
There was no answer.
This is Mr.. Raeburn," he
added by way of introduction.
Or so he says. What's the
story, Malloy?
The plain-clothes man coughed.
II was waiting in the apartment
and he knocked and tried the
door. Said he was looking for
Clarke. When I found out who
he was I called you"
Good work. What did you
want with him. Raeburn?"
Il wanted to see him."
About the twenty five thou
sand?" - =
Raeburn tipped his head slight
ly, looked. and said nothing. Ba-
con grunted and showed him the
slip of paper.
Whats your name doing down
there?"
II haven't any idea"
Raeburn'S voice was smooth
and untroubled, with the perfec-
ton of cadence that comes with
the command of a language not
ones own. Bacon didn't like the
reaction; not a bit.
oh, you haven't, huh? You
don't know a thing? But you
knew Clarke, and you went out
of your way to come up here and
see him last night-the maid saw
you from the service wing SO I
guess you won't deny that"
Suddenly Raeburn smiled and
Joyce gave an inward gasp at the
transformation in his appearance.
His dark face was handsome now
and his teeth were so perfect they
fascinated her.
mo, don't deny it." he said.
81 knew Clarke, and I had some
business with him. That's why I
came to see him this morning."
you didn't know he was
dead?"
isn't that obvious?"
as it? You didn't come back
this morning to search the place,
thinking that nobody'd be watch
ing?"
mo"
"And you won't tell us what the
twenty-five thousand was for, or
why he was blackmailing you?".
HE wasn't Matchmaking me-"
Arrest
A LII right" Bacon's lips dipped
L \ and he gathered up his pa
pers on the desk. 81 guess that's
all Thanks a lot for coming here"
He glanced at the others in the
room. 81 may have to question
you again; I'll let you know. :,
And now, Mr.. Raeburn, since no
one seems to know you, and you
don't feet like talking. I think
you'd better come along with me
until we can find out more about
you"
Raeburn's smile faded. you're
arresting me?"
you can call it that"
"On what charger"
"Oh, we'll think of something
by the time we get there. :"
Later, Joyce spoke to Kent in
the adjoining room. "You can
take the car. I'll ride with Della.
See you for dinner?"
Hope So"
Hestor came up to him in the
hall as he was putting on his coat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

The regular Saturday evening
dance viii be held tonight at
RauFs Club on Roosevelt Boule-
ward.
Every one is cordially invited
to come out and have an enjoy
able time Music VIII be by
BarroSa and his orchestra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
WOMAN ARRESTED
FOR VAGRANCY

Alice Wilson, newcomer, was
arrested last night by Constable
Ray Atwell on a charge of vag-
rancy. Atwell said he found her
wandering aimlessly about Divi-
sion street, and that, when he
questioned her, did not give him
a satisfactory explanation for her
presence on the street.
This morning she was ar
raigned before Justice of the
Peace Enrique Esquinaldo and
was held in $50 bail for action in
the criminal court
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
AMERICAN PLANES
SHOW SUPERIORITY l
U. S. AIRCRAFT SUCCEED IN
KNOCKING DOWN FIVE
TO EVERY ONE LOST
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-How
good are American planes?
This question was often asked
early in the war, and now the
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
merce offers this answer:
For the first year of war,
American airmen knocked down
five enemy planes for every ship
they lost. At the end of the first
year, the chamber added, u. S.
flyers were shooting down IA
Axis warplanes for each Ameri-
can plane downed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
WOMARS CLUB UNIT
TO MEET ON MONDAY

There will be a regular meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
Key West Woman's Club held on
Monday evening, beginning at 8
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Dan
Navarro, 424 Elizabeth street.
All members of the board are
requested to be in attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
EXCELLENT MUSIC
eea AT SLOPPY JOE'S

The first Saturday night of the
New Year will be a big one to-
night at Sloppy Joe's Bar. Joe
Russo and his boys will supply
the music for dancing and those of
you who really want a big time in
a friendly atmosphere will find it
IN this popular night spot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
STOCK EXCHANGES.
TURNOVER SHRINKS'
BOND VALUE SWELLED BY
LARGE SELLING OF RAIL.
ROAD SECURITIES

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Stock
Exchange trading during the past
year shrank to an estimated 1911
100000 shares, the lowest since
1914, compared with 170,534, 1863
in 1871 and 207, 636,059 in 1910.
Bond volume. however, SWELL
ed by fairly heavy turnover in
railroad securities, was estimated
at $2,285, 100000, face value, COM
pared with $2,114,098,550 in 1941.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
ORGAN RECITAL
HERE TONIGHT

The first of series of organ
recitals by Stanley Plummer will
be given tonight, beginning at
7:30 at st. Paul's Church.
The public is invited to attend
this musical treat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
LIVE WIRE KILLS COUPLE

ORLANDO, Fla.-While trying
to locate the cause of a fire which
had awakened them, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Z. Smith came in contact with
a live wire, which electrocuted
them both.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

Railroad operating revenues
rise by 48.6 percent in Novem-
Der.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
Classified Column


THREE BEDROOM BUNGA-
LOW, with additional lot in
rear. For quick sale. $4,000
cash. 1106 Margaret Street.
Brokers protected or phone
Judge Caro-. dec24-12t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

FOR SALE-1941 Buick Coupe.
Excellent condition, new tires.
low mileage. Owner leaving
town. Phone 742-W.
dec29-5tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

FOR SALE-1940 Indian Motor
cycle. Excellent tires. Apply L.
H. Startling, Jefferson Hotel
dec29-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

$3.50 WEEKLY, no down pay
ment, will buy trailer type
portable cottage and this in
cludes until fully paid use of
furnishings, gas, electricity,
water, bath facilities and space
in fine centrally located tourist
court. Box r, c % Citizen.
jan1-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

WANTED-A chance TO bid on
your next printing order. THE
ARTMAN PRESS. jly9-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

L. and H. Electric Stove. $125.00.
Excellent condition, like new.
Box W., clio Citizen. dec.31-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

MOTORS, SCOOTERS, Mer-
curry Convertible Coupe, Trail
ers. Also Electric Frigidaire.
Skating Rink. dec23-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

FOR SALE-Trailer and Porch.
Apply Barber Shop, 705 Duval
Street. jan1-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02

BICYCLE, like new. good tires.
$500. 1900 Staples Avenue.
jan2-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-02
WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken az $50 a. n
EWT. (City Office)
Temperatures
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13

Ieute beim lteberbringen oes Gron.
5es ou6 bic uno ga begoiien. @db-
reno Oes foIgenoen @rntemables
Iiegt Der &ran5 ouf einem Seler
auf Dem Gid; miro i'm @irtsbous
gefeiert, 10 bdnet er an Der 0ede
oes San5ioales. lin ieinen Segen
ourds eon8e Sobr 5u erbolten miro
er iiber Ser @austiir, ouf Dem Gah,
auf Der 8iele ooer in elmer Stube
ongebrodt. Sic 90rner Oes @rnte-
FRANCES per0en BEL Ser neuen Aus-
iaot benubt, 3uerit in oen SLIDER ge'
itreut ODER in cine 3ipfeI oes
SGe-Sudes gebunoen. Auf Bel Dem
ii6 an oos @iien oniHlieBenOen
@rntetan5 ipielt Ser &ran3 feline Sol
lie. @enn Die M110hen 0ns &ont-
ntanoo boben, oonr miro gum 3ei'
den oieler tpeiblihen Serri9uft Elm
@antoffeI unter Sen @rntefran5 ge-
bGngt. 8ispeilen er0ffnet Ser CUTS
Berr Sen 0feigen, inoem er nit Dem
@rntefrans geidmiidt einbertritt
ODER nit ser aus Ser lebten @arbe
bprgeiteIlten g~rntepuppe tanat. ltn-
ter benz @rntetran3 finoen sic al.
tertiimli9en @rnteipiele itatt uno 10
lit er 0ns eigentlife SinnbiIo Der
gliiflid bollbraGten @rnte.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
WereiussR alenDer

Gpneprb Club. Pr1fioent:
gorI Stober; Gefret6r. Grou U.
GmIodter, 1868 Conn. Gbe., 81. M-
UeriommIune ieOen Oritten WtittDo&
I'M Weonat.
Wruipeet SiG TrieObOf. Rr6iioent:
Greo @oeeIioug; Setretar: s. y.
@intIer; SAnsmeiiter: 2auSence p.
Gtus. 9eri. am 2. Somstag I'M
Monnt I'M GrieobOfsgebnuOe.
9eutde 6reimaurer Goge
% Qrmiuins, Scr. %, T.A.N.M.
~ Gefretar: Gre0f. 8ertram,
1341 Gbepbero Str, %. g. Der
iommIung am 1. Dienstag i'm weo'
nat i'm Neuen Molonic Eempel, 18ts
uno s GtroBe, %. @.
Nrmiuius 1er9nigungs : Wereta.
0rGiioent: Gonroo Wdiner; Setre'
tor: Eheooor 2erh. 1905 Slebte
GtroBe, 81. SO. @~eriammlung on
/. GOnnobeno i. Mt. i'm &auia zines
WitoIie0es.
.9eutI&er Sbeater &lnb". @r6.
fioent. @ultaD Seller. 0eriammIling
ie0en bierten MiittDo9 I'm Weonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift Nr. 40. 3r6iioent, Wti4el
Woiner; GetretGr. Gbriition &roner.
bitter. 11O4 8oniDant Ctr, Silner
Sprine, N90. @eri. am d. Meittwo&
m Nonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Aiitritt Nr. 100. @rdiiOent: Sobn
@reoIein: Gefret1r: G6riltian Gbrlt,
1922 Giinfte Strabe. %. Us. Werl.
nm 4ten 0ienstag /. Wh. I'M 9oiie
Scr. 1920 8 StraBe, %. 9.
Saappert Seim Tranen 8iIfsDer'
Gin. 4rGiioentin, Grau 8obette
Qrumte; Getret6rin, 5rau Wtnbel
Diet. @~eriommlung am 2. Diens'
tag i'm @onot, 2 rlbr no9mittaGs,
tn Seine.
SemtIdes @aiienbaus. Rraiioent:
fSre6 GAneioer; Getretdr: 8m. e
Wiuer, 5425 Nebrasfa aDenue.
Ror0ueft. 8~erfammlung am 5tDei'
ten Counting i'm Wonat i'm 8aiien'
baus.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
&upfermine nmb 9tabt in einem
8erggipfeI

Gins Ser merfpiiroigiten Berg.
merfe Ser @elt lit oie graoen-
&apfermine, bic in elmer &0be BON
bier 5000 Metern i'm @ipfel eines
8erges iiber Ser 9ileniiden Staot
&ancnguo liegt. Mon iteigt gu bic
fem 8eremerf ni6t binab, ionbern
fdbrt gu inn empor. 9ie Irbeiter
Der Minen mobnen in 5pei Srten
Sepea uno Seniente; ipdbreno Die
Sauier bon Sepen tpie S1nalben-
METER an Ben acknowledgement
8~ergb6ngen fleben uno Die 8emob-
ner iid i'm @inter niht berausmu-
gen, neil beIt1noig Steinlaipinen
0roben, sic beim Mbitur5 ales nit
f9 fortreiBen, liegt Eeniente i'm
8erginnern unterbalb Der Winen
uno empfdngt oas SagesIidt nur
0ur6 Senlter, Die in Sic 8ergp6noe
~eingebauen iino uno Die bieIe Mo-
note i'm Sabr bonn S9nee Deri9loi.
len peroen. Bon bier aus meroen
Die arbeiter in Muf5iigen in ipeni-
gen Winuten gegen 500 Meter bod
CUR @rbeitslt1tte bef0roert, tp1breno
ite bon Ser $500 Meter tiefer Iie-
gen6en Characterization 70 @iIo-
meter entfernt iiuo.
Das unteriroiiA gelegene Eeni-
ente lit cine erItaunli1e Mnlage;
Der 9rt beiist cine GAule, @oIt.
bGufer uno &lubs, elm HoliSeibiiro,
elm &ino uno elm San5lofaI, er bat
berIhieoene Qdoen unto elm &rar-
fenbaus, oos nit alien Notmenoi.
gen ousgeitattet 1T. Dem 8eiuder
bietet iid Elm labDrintbii9es Sc
mirr bon @angen uno S0blen bar,
oeiien Beiidtigung lange 8eit in
Mniprub nebmen piiroe. Gas auf
Eerraiien gebaute Semeu erfreut
iid zines gr0Beren aomforts. @s
bat cine 4ibliotbef BON 5000 Ban.
ben, elm Sbeater, elm Sdmimmbai-
i'm, einen @olfplab, Der a~ller0ings
ni9t i'm Sreien liegt, uao ~eleftri-
iAes 2iht fir ale @duier. Die 4r.
better Der &lpferminen leben bier
5par in einem rauben &Ii1no, ober
lie ii10 bod in elmer iebr biel bel.
ieren Gage ais Die S0blenbepobner
bon Eeniente.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
@ruke Manner-@ ude.

0er @atte erpadt uno fin6et
feline Srdu in Srdnen.
n2iebite, mas gibt esq"
80, elm Sraum," idludate iie,
i'd botte einen i6redliden
SroumI"
I'm tie trOiten gu f0nnen, fro9t
er nod Dem Sraum. Nad longem
@ioeritreben er5dblt fie:
sd trdumte, 0aB i6 0ur6 Die
StrnBen ging uuo git einem rieiigen
@arenbaus fam. 9ort bingen uber-
an Blofate: ~n@bemdnner gu ber-
faufen." Man fonnte iebr i90ne
fir fiinf5ebnbun0ert Dollar baben,
iogor idon fir elfbunoert, unO oud
nod iebr, iebr nette fir bunoert
9oaar."
0a frngte ser @atte gutmitig:
aSabit gu irgenoeinen, Der mir
dbnlia War?"
nM6, 9usen6e," idlu6ate Oas
Srauden - in gan5en 8iinoeln,
Oas giinOel gu 8e5n SOaor fiinf-
3igi"
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
Giferindt.

Ser beriibmte englii9e Siltorifer
g0mar0 @ibbon (1737-1794) uno
ser nift minoer befannte 4r6t Siiiot
paren einltmals in cine Dame Der
eriten @eieaidaftsfreiie berliebt. Da
Die 2aop feinen Ser eifrigen gerebrer
erb0rte nod b~eporaugte, ion0ern gu
ieoem gleid freun0li6 uno aufmert-
Jam mar, muroen bic beioen 2ieb--
baber iebr eiferiiidtig oufeinanoer.
nGs lit bod pabrbaftig elm Slid"
iagte zines Cages ironii6 Ser Meoi-
5iner, bob i6 elm ar5t bin!"
m@arum lit benn Oas elm @liid2"
fragte neuaierig @ibbon. o0enfen
sic bod einmal an, meld Elm Slid
es fir mid beoeutet, 0aB ih SaoD
@liiabetb, Die ii9erlid zines Cages
6urd Sbr olbernes Geidp1b franf
meroen miro, tpieoer geiuno mafen
fam, iebte Giiiot itol8 oobinter.
uNur feline l1e%berbebung", meinte
bobnii6 @ibbon, inoem er nit nit
tenoen gIiden elliot bon oben big
unten NAB, lid balte Wplaop wirt-
lia nidt fir 10 unberniiftig, iid in
eOentueaen &ranfbeitsfaaen Sbrer
Me5epte 81 beoienen. Solte oieies
llngliid ober bod geldeben uno lie,
ipie nidt an0eres 81 ermarten. als
cine friib5eitige 8eute Dem CODE
o~erfalen, 10 meroe id lie ourd meme
Sober uniterbli9 ma4enl"
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
{.

@obI Dem, ser oonn laden
fam, penn es ernIt lit.
@tbt es in 0euti6lonO nod
Wurmeltiere? Murmeltiere brau1en
fir ibren gou 800en aus ueiHem
Rrei0emergel ODER oerDittertem Mer.
gel. Gerartige 80oen gi6t es Be.
ionoers i'm 4ng1u, uno BORT finOet
man aud beute nod Wurmeltiere,
uno 5tpnr iolen iih bort nod etDa
100 Stiid o~ufbalten. Gin pnar
6un6ert Siere gibt es ferner im
8er1tesgaoener @ebiet, unO pere'N-
settle 91rHen bnuien, beritedt uno
ielten iihtbar i'm Gbiemiee- unO i'm
@etterIteingebiet.
StrobpontoffeI our Dta.
mnntengeminnung. 6ritber CAB es
in China auf Ben groBen lanoigen
Sodebenen piele, aner0ings iebr
fleine 0iamanten. sic tuurOen auf
bo9It eigenartige @eiie ~getponnen.
M1nner, oie 8antoffel nit oiden
StrobIoblen anbatten, liefen ouf Dem
Sano BIN un0 Der, nobel ii9 Die
fleinen, reuben Observation-Disclosures
in Ser Strobioble feitiebten. 0a6
Ginger 3eit puroe Damn Elm GROCER
Sdeiterbnufen aus Oieien pantoffeln
aufgeri9tet unO angeaiinoet. Ius
ser 5uriifgebliebenen aihe fonnte
man Damn leiht oie Diamanten nb.
Iteben.
Ole fleiniten @ogel Ser 8elt.
Sn BEN bo6gelegenen urm6l6ern oes
iiioli9en Banana pur0en iest bon
elmer Expedition oie fleinIten @0gel
Ser @elt entoedt, oie niAt GROCER
nls unIere @elpen lin0. 9ieie 3rr
5amilie Ser &olibris geb0renoen So.
gel leben in Sen @ipfeln Ser 81unle,
oreiBig Meter iiber Dem @robooeu,
no tie unabldiiig bon 8liite gu 8Iiite
ibtDeben, bon oeren Weftor iie leben.
ltngea6tet ibrer &leinbeit Itno oieIe
80gel Iebr aneriffsIuitig uno ber-
treiben bel groBere 80geI bon ienen
8Gumen, oie iie als lire Sogorebiere
betradten. 9ie &Ieinbeit un6 ser
ruienO idneue Slug fms Elm Dor
treffli6er S1ub oieier @eI6opfe, oie
infolge ibrer @in8igfeit bisber Ser
Jori6ung entgingen.
Eintenregen un6 farbiger
S6nee. Mm IA. guguIt 1888 fteI
in Ser &apfoionie in Giioufrifa elm
uSintenregett" nieoer, Ser tDeite SIG.
6en nit tinteni6mar5em @aIier be.
Oedre. gs batl0elte iib I'M fosmi.
i6en ODER bulfanii6en Staub, Der
eiienbaltig mar uno lid in Dem nit
organii6en Subitan3en erfiGten
8aiier teilneiie gel0it gu boben
idien. ~ 9ur9 organii1e 8eimi-
i6ung fam bismeilen aud S9nee
gefarbt iein. Am Sap gorf an Der
8affinsbai in @r0nlano Dur0en
leu6tenorote S6neefeloer entoeft.
Die ibre 6arbe elmer mifroifopii9
fleinen alge Oeroanfen. Sc mad
Menge Ser algen medielt Die 6nrbe
oieies iogenanlten 8lut-S 9nees
bonn 8arten &oia Bis gum ounflen
&arminrot. &oten S1nee bat man
au6 i6on in ben Siroler tDie in ben
S9Dei5er Alpen feltiteaen f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
@a6IseIdidte.

Sci ben 1esten omerifdniiden
@abIen unterbrad cine Srou ben
aon6ioaten bon &a1ias unO REF:
.8enn sic mein Mann p6ren, 10
piirOe i6 S6nen Gift gebenl"
nMaonme," berieBte Der &anoi-
oat nit ausgeindter S0fli6feit:
rtuenn sic meme Srau tudren. 10
miiroe id es. nit grOBtem gergnii-
gen nebmenl"
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
MOberme &arse.

&iir8e lit 0ie Seele auer Meloun-
gen. aber oiellei6t sing iener Sour,
naliit bod 81 melt, als sr einen
l1ngliidsfan, pie folgt, ieiner 8eis
tung meloete:
rSobn 9iron ent5iinoete Strei6-
bol5, Inn nad8uieben, Oh nod Benz
ain in ieinem Sonf iei. 8enain mar
borbanoen. Sitter Sc Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
&leiMe MmefOOteM
@adersGbIt bOn SisismnnS BON
&a6efi.
Die @erbaftnns.

ogeun, Sim" fraet ser 8iiraer-
meiiter einen alien &e8ioibiiten,
otpas bot gu9 Oenn pie0er bierber
eefiibrt?"
w3pei 9olicemen, Sir" mar Die
r1ibige anttport.
n8etrunfen, nebme i6 nn?" in-
quirierte Ser 8iirgermeiiter meiter.
nSatpobl, Sir" iagte Sim, obne
cine Mtusfel gu ber5ieben, Daae
beioeI~
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13

Gutter @runo Sic: $50
BERT, ia fiirdte, ou liebit nit ni9t
mebr!"
Or: nglber, Sngemaus, mie fannit
ou nlr 10 ettpos BON mir o~enfen?"
Sic: sd babe aud ale llricde
oa3ul @dbreno Oh bor nnierer
8erlobung 5mei bis orei Stunoen
brau6teit, I'M mir quite Nadt gu
iagen, biit ou ist i6on immer in
sebn Minuten oamit fertis!"
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
Ser Observation-Disclosures

als 8rangel i'm Sabre 1849 ben
8efebl erbielt, in Berlin ein5umar.
i9ieren uno Sic &epolutionare gu
unter0riiden, i6rieben ibm oiele,
0aB am ielben Gage feline Sran an
einem 9aternenpfobl a~ufgebdngt
piiroe.
n@apa @rangel" lieB iid Daour6
ni9t abidreden. @r maribierte elm
uno als er ourd oas granoenbur-
ger Cor ein8og, manote er iid an
ieinem Moiutanten uno meinte: DSb
ie ibr mon nun ~uffiebangen boz
Benz"
Ger fluee Mann idpeift nidt nod
Dem 6ernen,
I'm Nabes 81 fin6en,
lln0 feline Sano greift nidt na9 ben
Sterner,
I'm 2i4t anau5iinoen.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-13
etaats-S erulb Mmanad 1913

MeidjbaItises 2eiematerial, NObel-
len, Weididten, @ebidte nnb pisls
fiinitleriide @ilbbeilasen aus Der
alten unb ue1en &eimat.
Sur 5Oc-bnra bic |oit SOC.
SIN Sonrnalbiro, 710-6tt Strake,
q. @., 81 baben