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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
JIMMIE COON AS AN EGG MERCHANT.

whole truth. and so he told about
wanting TO show all the little animals
OF the Great Forest that little Peter
Rabbit could swim. He told him
that Peter wouldn't swim unless he
was chased into the water and ne
wanted Mr.. Red Fox to do the chas-
ing.
Mr. Red Fox laughed at this story,
but with all his faults Mr.. Red Fox
Is a perfect gentleman. so he said
very politely, Il will be very glad to
do anything TO oblige a friend, but
OF course. It is only right for you to
pay for such favor
Teddy Postum laughed out loud
at this speech for he knew that one
Of the things Mr.. Red Fox likes best
20 do Is to chase Peter Rabbit or any
me else who will run for him.
Mr.. Red Fox laughed, too. for he
has a sense of fun and he winked al
| Teddy Postum who was swingir & by
lis long tail from a branch on which
the anxious Jimmie Coon was sit
ting.
Now the first thing to think of Is
ny pay" said Mr.. Fox. How do ]
now those eggs are fresh? / would
rave asked how In the world could
on give up fresh eggs. when you
Ike them so well yourself - but
ince l have eyes can see your pref
= fur vest all streaked with yellow,
know you have stuffed yourself
irst."
Jimmie Coon looked ashamed. Mr.
OK said Il know how to tell II those
-gs are fresh!" How do you think
could -nII' That IL another story.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
NO LADY LEGISLATORS ...ysT.

Dear Madam:-If you have your
mouth fixed for membership in the
Iowa legislature please unfix it. You
can't The constitution OF the state Of
Iowa, Governor Harding's common
wealth" denies you that honor and dis
tinction. You'll have to wait until the
change has been made and that will
require two years al least. In time, of
course you will be admitted to the dig
nified association with senators and
the hoi polloi Of the lower house and
can Investigate" governors and have
a clerk and mileage and free stationery
and buy meals for your constituents
when they come 10 Dcs Moines and
happen to meet you" But just now
while you will be able TO vote and talk
politics and threaten 10 relegate law
makers to the tall and uncut you cant
be a legislator. Tough, Of course it's
tough, but its a constitutional bar
against your sex. The next Legislature
will be all he.
After all II is a minor consideration.
It'll take you twenty-four months to
study up on parliamentary usages and
such things. Meantime you can have a
pretty good time organizing the re
publican Woman's club" and other
partisan clubs, you can get out and
make matters blamed lively in your
own home town, you may not be able
to sit and vote in under the gifted
dome of the state house but you can
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01

Carrier pigeons are playing part IL
the patrol of the national forests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
SCARCELY PROTECTIVE" or SCHOOLS.

a so-Callea school Protective
League" at Des Moines is to fight COM
pulsory vaccination for smallpox in
the courts, \ district Judge has ruled
that the city ordinance making small
pox vaccination compulsory upon chill
drru attending Des Mones schools
shall stand. 50 the school board is
made defendant in a case brought by
obtectinC parents and the school Pro-
tective League" Of which John l.. Rem
dali, formerly. II not now, a state press
agent for the Christian Scientist or
ganization, is president.
Prediction may be confident that the
courts will uphold the school board
and the ordinance. If that ordinance
and the powers OF the school board are
insufficient to enforce the rule then
new powers should be granted by law
The Directing parents are entirely
within their rights when they bring
suit to test the validity Of the ordi-
nance and the authority Of the school
board. There can be no question Of
their rights under the law. No doubt
they imagine they are being oppressed.
People get such notions and convic-
tons in the face Of facts like the fact
that vaccination has protected millions
Of persons from the infection, robbed
the most feared and desperate of dis
eases Of its terrors and its deadliness
and that the established vaccines like
those against diphtheria and typhoid
are specific beyond question and effec-
tive TO the saving of life and the protcC-
ton Of communities. Without much
doubt tie courts VIII in1o-se what sci
ence and common sense that builds on
common knowledge and long observa-
ton accepts-that the protection Of the
community against epidemics Of small
pox and the continued operation Of
school demand compulsory VAGINA
ton for smallpox.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
Topics Of the Time s

The railroad stuff was bad enough
hut what would be the horrible result
If the government were to take over
the gasOlene?
When a couple of plug uglles who
Stacked in the war can talk glioly
about a million dollar gate why
teach patriotism or send boy 10
college?
Complaint Is made that near beer
Is farther than it sounds.
Nebraska is put first with an auto
to II people and Iowa third with a
machine to 81 persons. However. II
the cars that are running about with
dealers and last years numbers we're
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
WHAT ABOUT CUR AUTO MostYP

ri, -rt,,, 1,,n,,hl,,a, buS heen
...,,,oo,, % ,,ro,,o t,s statements that
-. ,,.,,an ,,us % cor,,l,, with
-,,,..,r,,,or, -o,,,iremor,s for federal
80, III, 49,. -, ,,..., 40 .,n n H.. ,,lv
,,o,o,. no uou
80. -. ~. ..o,o ,ow nrovides
,.o. oor,., ybicb has NOT entered
,.. ..,.r,,. ,,.i,n ,no federal govern
-. -. ..sor,, a,s bv Irnv 1920,
.-,,.r 80 sa,r,o, 20 have waived its
rights n participate in federal aid
,,rds " a,a the state highway commits
a,or o. tho, authorized and directed
- nsa tbe allotment in any other coun-
-
Soo.ion : rrobu,i.s a county from
,o,st, O, election n authorize paw
t,,, -,oro than orce in ,wo wears. Hence
y an election this wear fails to author
,ze having that county will have waiv-
Cd i,s rights before another election
ooD he hold
no ~ roads
;r,.o, has notjfiaa the state highway
commission thu, this department will
W, ,nnrova p,avc1 reads on main
,borouphfarss mentioned. Policy is
shat roads must be ADEQUATE for pres
ont .rorFic and increases reasonably ex-
,a,+ad j., ,ear fu-ure" Thus II we fail
~ ru,hor,ze having we will not he able
90 oo,+r-,c+ bv J,Iy 1920, for federal
oid bscause tine fedora! engineers will
demand having
Tho state law appropriates all Of the
o,,,o li-anea money To match Iowa's
shave Of federal aid money which is
-a4a 1of IN he authorizations already
,,aa, with another big one bending il
c,,,g-.ss 7, * believed by the high.
-,..,,. oo~,,r,issio, ,ba,Ttha suto money
--..,, .or sh,~. 20 mating all of the
e,s.,, ais auo+uar+s
e. -. .ha s.o.a La, r,sSeos
.ho 70 MATCH all future fedora, ain
.o5 - -,ol,e rho reouirad armour r
.s. o,.,;ohIo en- :, actual
o.,oo ~, s-a+o b,g,1r.v coro mission
~, 49,. .ho o,,.o r,o-o,. soua1
xs.,, o,o,, os far oS :, will On
tn, .,u.. o,,..io. - oo,,,a nil, =. sarv-
s.,,, a .,osa .b,. u-ai,.a -aaara,
,,,. ,
,,r,
o.. rro,,
,,,o
'''''i ' -,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
Weuoa Thinks S.
Can't TAX Enough

|, II had gall stones for II years ana
suffered severely from gas. collie and
indigestion. Doctors wanted me to 80
to the hospital. but took Mayrs Won
derful Remedy instead, and am now
feeling fine and, better than ever
did. / can't talk enough about this
remedy" II Is simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
festival ailments. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded.
Old Reliable Drug Company. Henry
8, Mayer and druggists everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
(szl3 ~

counted in the statistics Iowa would
probably get down to about 81.
The south fears woman suffrage.
Why? They will not be more likely
to count negro |women's votes than
they have been TO count those of negro
men, will they?
The cootie underwear made with such
labor by Iowa women and sent to the
soldiers never got 10 them, according
TO the news from Washington. 1t was
lost or sidetracked on this side. II
viii be a great disappointment to the
loyal and Kindly muuleiI vino made i
and it is a pity that the experiment
could not have been thoroughly tested
by actual service.
Forty odd live stock organizations
suggest that a campaign be put on TO
induce people to eat more beef and
lamb. Easiest thing in the world.
Put the prices OF beef and lamb where
people can buy It. Then there'n be
no need Of a campaign.
Did you forget and put a three cent
stamp on a two cent letter today?
Having signed Germany up now
what's the matter with hanging up
Bill?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01

.,Oncs uppousr tina ~ Uncls -.
On, OF the washingtoa star oar 49, :
man dat said he wanted t. - his own
boss. He saved up enough sos hs
didn't owe nobody muffin an ct out
on an enjoyment trip. An de car con-
ductor said, Step lively!' an do hotel
clerk said, Go somwhere else!' m dn
telephone said, Drop In yoh 10 cents!'
an de taxicab driver hollered. Git
outn' de way!' till finally he 5es'
packed up an went back home where
he wouldn't be ordered around sc
much"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01

ties. Whenever any county grabs an
other county's share of federal aid tn,
auto money will have 10 pay for tn,
survey before there is anything left
the auto fund for credit TO the counties.
The Times Republican is banking its
reputation on the prediction that there
amt going to he no core" in the auto
fund for the counties that waive their
rights 70 federal aid funds. Vote yes
and take no chances.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
PUNCTUALlTY.

soul was tried my heart was sore ana not for
seldom kept date if due at sig
bowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01

make Il uncomfortable for those who
do when they cut up down there
and try to slip back into the county
like husband with his shoes off COM
ing upstairs at $3.50 a. m. You can
have lots OF fun. And you can send
delegations down 10 Des Moines with
blood in their eyes that will he reeeiv-
cd with high respect and much trepida-'
tion-and you know how women like TO
score n man.
Never mind about the senatorships
and legislative honors just at present.
YoulI have the voting strength pretty
soon 10 make those legislatures eat out
OF your hand. Meantime you can
make speeches, pass resolutions and
have all kinds OF fun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
THIRD FLOOR.

Physicians and Surgeons
Rooms 3o2 to 3o5. Phone 10 for the
following physicians and surgeons:
DR.. NJ. q. CHESTRE
Dir. NELSON MERRILL
DR.. II. H. NICHOLS
DIR. GEORGE III. JOHNSON
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01

Edith-when It comes to love
wouldn't give a thought to how much
a man Is making. Maud-Neither
would dear What would primarily
interest me would be how much he had
already made. There's no use taking
chances. 7'dt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01
HANDY DIRECTORY
- or the -
MASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
Visitors Always Welcome.

MARSHALL LODGE NO. 1os A. =.
4. NJ. special communication Tuesday
July 1. 1890 p. m. Second degree.
A. l.. Frazer. w. NJ; John w. Wells
secretary.
oIcNGT CHAPTER. No. SO r. A.
~, Monday, July q, monthly business
meeting George Gregory, H. ~
John w. Wells. secretary.
oTArEp ASSEMBLY. King Solo,
men Council No. 20, r. q s. NJ. Mon
day, July n. Business session. Ife
A. Davenport, l. NJ; John W. WeHs'
recorder.
Special Conc lave 81. Aldemar Conn
uandery No. 80. X. t. Wednesday,
Jniy 2. at 1880 p. IN, Order OF the
Temple. J. f. Frederick. COMMANDED
John w. Wells, recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER No. ST. Q. +.
S.-Regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming, July 1s. at o'clock for business.
Mrs. J. F. Schultz. W. NJ; Mrs Archer
Walton. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-01

L. F. Kellogg, R. J. Andrews
Dentists
Rooms SIS to BIT Phone IA
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Gms Dem eadlIenIanO.

peter Chamber, elm bieberer iG9ii>
i9er &lempnermeiIter. perbra9te fait
ieine gauge freie 3eit i'm Wirtsbous.
Der Yforrer, Der penig 8efaaen
an oieier @epo6nbeit oes &lempners
Fano, unO Der auBerOem erboit oariiz
Der mar, BOB er ben MeiIter nod ME
in Der Stride geie6en bate, Iteate bic
len zines Sages CUR ReOe.
Oo nun gernbe Die 4us6e1erungss
arbeiten an Der &ir9enoa9rtnne perz
geben merben ioGten, 10 lagte fi9 pc
ter, baB er bod mo6l einmol in bic
Stride geben miife, penn Der Som
turrent ibm ni9t bic 4r6eit pegnebz
men folte. @ebo6t, getan. Dim
nd9iten Sonntug ge9t peter Monoer
in bic Stride. Qetber befaB er tetn
@eiangbu4, unb Da er es fir feline
pfli9t belt mit3uiingen, 10 rief er
benz &ir9enbtener gu: ~Sbergeaner,
cen @eiungbu9, bitte!"
Die 0o9rinne betam Der &onturz
rent gum M~usbeHern.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

ben duBerIten Spibe bes @Orgebirz
oes, no Ii9 Der neue, mahige itetners
ne Qeu6tturm ouf benz leBteu, etipo
230 Sub tief ins &ottegat fteil ab@
ltiir3enoen 5elsporlprunge er9ebt.
Oa orouben in ben <ppen, IN
ben Nib 3erriHsnen 5e%lsOorlpriin@
qen, in ben tieFen, iteilen S4lu9ten
lit es punoerbar I90n; am grOBars
tiaIten, penns bonn roaenben 8ottes
aot orouBen bonnernO bereinbrault.
ipenn bic 8ranoung, &lippe aut
&lippe iiberIpringenO, INNER bober
6erongeftiir5t tOmmt. 5ornig, fputeno,
to6en6, 3iI6enb an Die 5etIen empOrs
Ipringt, gieris INNER b09er ledt unO
enoli6 nit einem nit gepaltiamem
WOqenI@paue, nod bausbo4 tiber
bic 5elien binpe9Itiir5t.
M6er mir t0nnen ndber 9erantom@
men. @uf Der einen Seite, mo- bic
piloeite @ut Der ftiir3enOen See
our4 ben GuBeriten Selienteil gebro>
den lit, erm0gli4en Die itufenmeiie
o6fouenben 8orIpriinge BEL ettpos 9ss
panotem &lettern uno einigen tiibs
men Spriingen einen abtieg IN oas
&lippensepirr binunter, unO, ben
bod iiber uns binpegfe9enoen fal3i@
gen @priibre9en ni4t o4teno, ge@
lingt es uns, Bis biht an bic tiefI!en
@9lu9ten beran3utreten. Oa unten
a6er erbliden mir einen fur4tertiden
&o9teFel! 90 3iidt es uno i4dumt
es 3tptI9en ben IpiBen <ppen ber<
elm, oo to9t unb liebet unb brobelt
es in ben en9en SeIsipalten, 10 baB
tein Mtom WaHers iibrig bIeibt, lon@
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

IS lit bod Elm 70 prd6tigeS
@tiidden @roe, 70 flein es aud lit,
liegt ben europdii9en 9ouptDer>
Ge9rsitroBeu perbGltuismdBig uabe
penigIten8 biel uGber ols sos
eerue Rortpegen, BON Oefen tiefeu
TFioroen unO boben 6jdGen 10 mon>
der tDobl iebnIii9tig trGumt, mad
Sem er ober 3eitmongels ooer bod
,etrDos gu tuopper Reilemittel bdl6er
ztie 3u fommen 0ermdg unb lit
0arum eigentli9 fir re4t biaiges
9elo unO 3iemli9 bequem gu erreis
d6eu, mein rRorpegen i'm tleinen":
uno bod babe i'd Ddbrenb Der
brei Sabre, bic t6 bereinIt dls 2o=
oenbagener STUDENT gar oft ou bros
Sen tpeilte, un6 aud Ipdter, no mi4's
FuIt oq1ommerli9 nteoer btn5og, nur
FeIteu einen beutl9en 2%anbsmonn
aort ongetrOffen. nur penige beut>
Sbe Homen i'm o6remoenbu4e" borz
Sonte eS ben nSouriten"
gztrttt4 10 peutg betonnt Iein9 Ober
Fo0ten bic penigen. ole b~ageneleu
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

~einbo6renoen G9tu9ten, nit ben aus
aenoI9enen 909len un6 iteinernen
Soren unb al ben pbontaItii4en
Selsqebilben Elm prG4tiges tleines
Ibbilo Nib 5ertliifteter nortpegii3er
8eIttiiitel
90 i8ieben fi@ geipaltise felfiss
Reile melt beraus ins StelOerpit, 10
oaB mir fie in tpeitem 8Ogen umru>
bern miifen, Oa i6neibet cine fin>
itere &luft BON an $50 SUB bo6en
SelspGnoen eingeengt, tief in bic
graugelbe @ebirgsmoRe btnein, 10 BOB
mir, tpenn bas Stelbertpit rubig lit.
nit benz 8oote unbeIorgt Biz on Oos
..innere gnbe Der S9Iu9t borbrtngen
f0nnen. limb ouf balbem Wege bo
binein entbeden mir pl0BIi4 IeitDGrts
Elm getpoltiges Sor, bas cine unbeims
li9e Mo6t bur9 Die Telsmanb gez
brp6en bat, unb bur9 bas mir. nod
einem trGftigen &uberI4loge raid
bic &lber einge3ogen, binour4f4ies
BEN, UNI urs in elmer neuen S4lu4t
gu fin0en, aus Der mir nod lints,
uns 3pii@en r~ieiigen, pobri4einli9
einmol bsrab9eItir3ten TelsblOden
unb bur9 t~er5engerabe aug Der
9riinli6en Stefe 6o9 oufIteigenbs
&Iippen binburdtpinbenb. pieoer ins
6reie %gelangen.
Oos nenne t9 mein ~Nortpegen i'm
tleinen!" llnb .mabrli4, teiner Der
oieleu, oie aGjdbrIi4 no4 2openbas
gen ge6en. folte - penn er au4 oas
bur@ feline BEL peitem gepoltigeren
MoIfen natiirli4 NOD Oiel 9robortiz
qere unb acknowledgement pirtenbe
Norfpcgen iAon tennt - D%eridumen,
ben 10 noben n&uGen" ouf5ulu4en.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Elm T<attcoat.
pnn NJ. phil. Carl NiirhlFr.

belei9en einen Der brett mad 90ga=
mas fobreuOeu Bogen Oes Noro3uges
no9 8orberg, nit Dem mir etpa cine
Stunoe Bis &ottcrp fabren, BON po
a6 fi6 unIer Sell oes 3uges in einen
gemiitli9en 8ummel3ug O%erlpanoelt.
Der, pieber Limits rad Der &iIte gu
ob5tpeigenO, boS Gnoe oieIer Sadz
bobn nod elmer tpetteren Stunoe in
S0gonGs errei9t.
Su 96gonds. eiuem tleinen Mortts
fleden mil ewrgiebigen Steinto4len>
gru6en uno be0eutenben Sbonporenz
fo6riten, 1T lei9t Elm Dogen gu err
bolten. unO nun gebt es unter luiti>
gem petti9entnolen, auf lufttgem
.SiBe INNER unmittelbor am I9dus
member &ottegot bin, iiber S4loB
&ropperup 5und4ft nod benz ettpo
II eu9liI6en Meileu en%tfernten ST.
I6erb0rf9en M0Ie, 6i4t am &ottes
gat uno romontif9 om Sube oes
o&uQen" : @ebirgeS gelegen. ooS it4
pie Elm gelpattiger Singer ins &ottez
got 6inousI9iebt, un6 Oelien ein3elne
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
%lattOcntid)er SnmOr.

.SSer, ier, Sinners. iab id neili6
tn mien beiOen Sungs. as mi bin
Miooogeten ieten I'M De lutte Sein
&c i9eu'n &liiten MIDI mug, iii
fobnt moi obermeu0ig lin, Dat glelti
id. Us id in ioer Oaer peur, %
6eff id mandmal @ott oanft, lpenn
if en- Stiid oreuges 9rot barr"
.91a", nleen oorop De mieBinutige
aoie, oe oQ tpee 3abr offer Is, ~io-
long'n on bi uns biiit, geibt oi Dot
bod beoiioen0 better. Nid wabr,
Obltie2"
Oe G-6ippstimmermanr AlberS
tro6 eben 10 Sitern fen liltten
Sannis ton eritenmal no De Sdool.
as oe 2c6rer iid BEN firen Sung
befift frogt be: sort Der Sunge
mobl nidt gut? Gr Bat ia einen
gau5en Soften @atte in Dem einen
Obr."
De Sung?" laht 9llbcrs aemiit-
lid, .oe fam Be Ntiiils loop'n
6eur'n. SD beii TN man blob bot
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

graue 6elstuppen uns i9on auf Der
gon3en 5abrt bon 90gands fer ents
ge9engetuintt BADEN.
unmtttelbar on M0Ge Iteiqt cine
iol4e geipoltige Jelfenmafe feraenz
geraoe aus Dem bronoenben &otteqot
iber $40 SUB in bic 90be, unb bort
i4ldngelt ii4 infer 6abripeg feits
tpdrts iteil binauf. @s 1T glei4fom
Elm PaB, Der ba binauFfu9rt; 0enn
nod Der nd9ften @enoung Iteiqt
f4on pie0er re9ts elm nod moifiqez
rer 5elIengigant b0ber auf; Dor uns
erbeben ii4 redts uno linfs INNER
md9tigere graue @ebir9smoKen, am
5uBe nit nieorigem, a6er oi6tem
Naoel6ol3e, b0ber binouf ta6I un0
Doe, nur Pin un6 pieber nit Soioe
bepo9fen, unb p5antaItiI9e Sells
bGnge i4ie6en ii4 re6ts unO linfs
orobeno Bis bt4t an ben Jo6rpeq
beron, bisneiIen bon tiefen &liiften
3errtRen. mad tints Fin einen pl0Bz
li9en, pun0er6or i6erro19enben
Slid ouf bas tpeite, glGn3enbe Meer
binous er0ffnenb.
@ber nit einem Mole Gnbert Ii9
bic 2mbI9aft. Nir fino faIt ouf Der
9Obe oes GebirgS3uges a%ngelongt,
uno gere6tes Staunen ergreift uns,
ais mir unS mad Der nG9Iten Wenz
Dung bes Weges pl0Bli9 mitten i'm
berrti4Iten 8u6enpolbe finben. Nun
fallen Die pferbe in cine raI9ere
@augart. unb nod tpenigen Minuten
= bic gon3e Gntfernung bon M0ae
betrdat nur tpenig iiber 5 Meilen,
ober Der iteile 4nftieg bat uns lunge
3eit g~etoItet = fobren mir an BEN
nieOrigen r&ullagorO," einem fouber
unb frernolt4 ~blidenben, 3iemli4
groBen 8%ouernbofe am Ronbe bes
8u9enpolbes unb i'm S9uBe lints
nod ettpos oufiteigenOer Selstuppen.
Dor.
SIM &uIogorO gibts BET ben
freunbIi9en pd9tersIeuten fir geros
oe5u elm Spottgelb portreffli9e, edit
i9peotI9e Scott unb Elm bequemes
8ett. unb 10 ldBt Ii4s aud in bieIer
9inIi9t I6on elm poor Sage bier
oben ous6alten. Nag Sag fir Sag
Die Some lo4en unb 6eiteres. mar
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

Die beiOen 9iloer MAIDEN uns
nit einem Stiidfen orientaliifen
Eriblinas 6efonnt. lie 8e5eid.
nuna ,iiiBe @niier bon europa"
nil 5mor MIR iugen, OoB Ole 5wei
fleinen 6liiB6en 6ei Sonitantinopel.
Gle 10 genount werOen, ni6t iol5'
6oltiges @oiier iiibren, Die oas goI-
oene Soru, o6er per ie i'm 6riibIing
in ser tiirfii9en SouptitoOt gepeIen
lit, Dem rufen Die poar Worte nit
brent proiaii1en llriprung bod ei.
ne b~e3oubernoe Siiae bon Boeiie ms
@e6G6tnis. an ieOem 6reitag i'm
Mfoi uno SUM lit ia oas Snl Don
aiotIone oos ausflugs5iel Der gan'
gen mobomme0oniiden 8elt. &ae,
oenen es irgenomie Die umItonoe
geItotten, BON fIeiuen Nann ange'
fongcn big binouf gum @roBpiir'
0%entrGger, moGen an Dem mo6amme'
oanii6en Sonntog binaus in Die
Iieblife 9onoi6aft unO lie rpanoeln
ni6t uaein - ion0ern wie mar bel
ms gu iaoen pfIegt = init Gino
unO &egeI." Man bat ollo audi
oos 8ergniigen, Die orientolil9en
6rouen, sic man ionit MIR ieItetl et-
mas ndber beoba6ten fam, gu be-
loui6cn, pie iie ii4 in ser berrli'
den Natur nit ibren Angeborigen
omiiIieren. 8Gbren6 Die feinen Oa'
me- aus benz Serail 0es Sultans
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14

S%elieutor am O%lta6banse BEG 9upen.
bern nur nod i9neeiger @@oum fpilb
northumberland.
0o9 lange balten Mrs oo unten
ui9t aus: Iinb mir aud nod 10 tibn
qetpeIen, I4lieBli9 pudt uns Sci Dem
firAterli9en 3ii@en unb 9raulen
uno to6Ien geIpenitii4en &lippen elm
aebeimes @rouien Dor elmer fur9tbaz
rem @epolt, unb, bon elmer unertldrz
li9en 4ngit setrieben, tlettern mir
pieber empor, fat i4neller, dig mir
STRAIGHTFORWARD, unb otmen erit err
lei9tert ouf, ols mir pieber oben out
e6enerem Sellenbooen Iteben, .lDglihh
peit BON Den 6elientlippen tpeg, ouz
Berbalb oes 8erei9es bes Spribrez
gems, nit einem berubigenben 8lide
in bic Serne oufs &attegat binaus,
no es ni9t 10 Nib ausiie6t pie bier
innen, no Die tpeiBen Segler i4einbor
9latt unb Iorglos ba9initrei@en. ols
ob es ni9t nur in seringer @ntfers
nunq cine fiir9terli9e 8ranoung
gGbe, ols Of benz Idlanten Sabraeuoe
nirgenbs in Ser NG6e Sob uno 8ers
berben brobten.
90 to9t bic 8ranOung ba brauz
ben in ben pirren 8lippen uno tie
fen G@liinben falt INNER, audi tpenn
bos &attegat ielblt 5iemli4 rubig 1T,
uno cine unausl0i4li9e, grobe @rtns
nerung nimmt bober jeber 8elu4er
bieles ,Norbtups" bes &uaen nit
fi@, BON benz aus ~iiiomdrts ii4 nod
man9er romantii9e puntt in ben
bon tiefen 6elsipalten unb natiirlis
4en !00bIen aerrifenen 5ellenoors
ipriinqen am branbenbsn &attegot be-
Iuhen ldbt. -.
,Sn rubigem Srieoen. ober tonn bel
Ttiqem Metter Der Oitli4e 4bltura
oeS Ruaen in bos StelOerpif, bic
9u9t, bic fiG opiiden Der gebirsi=
gen Salbinlel unb Dem eigentll9en
i9meOii9en Geitlanoe oriiben tief
6ereinI9iebt. betro4tet peroen. inoem
mir einen Der often graubdrtigen 81
i6er unten am Iteinioen Strange nns
ter6alb oes auaaearb bingen, uns
ldngs Der &lippen elm Siiid4en norb@
uno Iionarts gu rubern. SIT bob
Der SitobItur3 beS 8ulen nit ben
ebenio pilO aerriiienen 5elien tpie
brouBen am Norotap. nit ben iiA
ftorodbnIi4 tief in oas Selsaehdnae
Washington Journal., 1919-11-14
Gine einenartiae @rabidrift

in plattbeuti9 gereimt. lit in Der
Stride gu Dobberan gum @noenfen
zines medlenburgii4en Sunfers gu
leIen, Der ebenio aoelsItol3 als
fromm NOR unb in Ieinem trintbo<
rem Wsien fi4 cine befonoere @rt
ptattiI9en gbriitentums uno elm be-
ionberes Bib bes episen 9ebens
5ure9t gema9t bate. CUR @rbaus
ung unierer 2eier, BON bene1 ite
po1t man4em unbetannt iein tpirO,
teilen mir 1ie nit:
r8iet. 9ituel, tpiet tptet bon mbl
Sd I6er mn MIDI en- 9aar nm By;
Sd bin en- 0edelbor9id Gbelmaun.
8nt 9eit By, 0iiipel, min Snpen anE
Sd Iup nit MIN Serrn Seiu Gbrijt.
Menn bu 9iitpei etpig o6rlten milt;
Sd Iup NIT EN- ne feene aoaei6al.
@enn ou Iittit in De Soaenaual..
9rum rab id: ipief. lop. rem nno CAB.
Of. 6p benz 9iiipell i'd tooi6la9."
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