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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26
AUTOMOBILES 16 BIRMINGHAM AGENCY

Open for new manifold for Ford cars; showed 34 miles to one gallon of gas olne in New York Herald 10OO-mile road test held October to 5, 1918; also tested by the oil division of the United States fuel administration, with good success; now selling fast in the east; first time shown in the s-c,; manu- factured and guaranteed cy reliable company 1; only responsible individual or concern with Ford demonstrator con- sidered correspondence confidential. Address Box H-75, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

AUTOMOBILES
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FOR SALE-Thoroughly overhauled, newly painted four seated Cole road ster, with new tires, 1917 model; excel lent condition. Apply to owner, P. 0. Box 467, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

FARM near Huffman, 67 acres, fronts macadam road; l mile Huffman; join ing land cannot be had at $500 acre; this goes $100; submit offer; we are ordered to sell. B. F. Eborn, 312 Elm pire Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

FOR SALE-In Lowndes county, Ala, 26Oo acres land; 1200 open balance tim Der land; will take some Birmingham property as part payment R. L. Dil- lard, 16R Court square, Montgomery, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

FOR SALE-At a bargain; 1 5-passenger
 49O Chevrolet Apply 1916 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

3S0 ACRES; 200 open, well watered, fully improved. 25 miles Birmingham, 1h miles railroad station; ideal stock and truck farm; S12 per acre. J. T. Briskey, Title bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

FINE old Virginia estate, 325 acres, on river and near State University; or chard TOO apple trees; fine brick CO., lonial residence; good outbuildings; low price. Wilder & Co, Charlottes- vile, Va
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

WANTED-To buy improved farm, not over 10 or 15 miles from Birmingham; 70 to 40 acres; state price and location in answer. N-75, Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

f'AIRNlEW BARGAIN-S rooms, mod ern, fine lot, overlooks valley; to- morrow $2300; $500 cash. 25 month; act quick or you lose it. B. F. Eborn, S12 Empire. Phone Main 1197.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

FLORIDA FARMS-Every description bargains;' your opportunity in the Land of Sunshine; descriptions. Box 23. Wellington, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

40 ACRES for zoo cash or Liberty Bonds Ingram Land Co.,. 3rd floor Empire Bldg. Main 1197.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS ss

163 ACRES, miles from Collinsville, Ala, Groom modern dwelling, one tenant house. 50 acres high state cultivation; 40 pasture; improve ments worth s4O00: make engage ment to see this at once: price s6750. Graham Hale Rising Pawn Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

hear from owner of good farm for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FIFTH ave, N, 50x14O; between 22d and 23d sts., half or years, 51a; balance cash or terms or would con sider exchange B. F. Eborn, SIP Empire Bldg. Main 1197.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

Bargains, g. cash and $2 monthly buys five lots on Long Island, New York; full price s60 only s12 each Vaile, 11S5 Broadway. New York City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26

A4- totsi4 l aIieIu anu fd.fNleW pIop- erty owners, if you have homes for sale, list them with me today. Phone Ems ley $50, or phone Main 2S2i after 7:S0 D. m A. J. Odom, office in McLure's S store
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

The tecl1rq/on 81 the Womens National party that
war viii VT declared men for equal control In tho
political na be waRed with pitIess relsntios"nsas
unul wvnnn receives equality II not supremacy" Is
Interesting hut not at all alarming. Mrs. O H. J..
Hcmont Mrs John Rogers and Miss Doris Stevens
are the commanding generals Of The new amazons
Filled with a holy enthusiasm for their fad they
are led into Incorporate actions we'll words
There several reaSons why our lady friends are
doomed TO bitter disappointment The first that
ours, and It serious In the disposition to create
another class movement ths first act OF a newly
cnfranchsed section OF public opinion. Any class
movement is doomed to failure In America A sex
class expect no differcM fate from other classes
quito aside from that. however II the suffragctts
that they have received the franchise deter
mined to continue miltants and demand rather than
number OF home.lovIhs, womany women In these
And they'l do IT, too.
Considerable anxiety has >b6en expressed AZ to how
It would be possible to get tho real female Of
The nation Interested In politics Mrs Belmont and
associates seem to bs solving tho problem for us,
Given sufficient rope they may be depended to
conduct themselves In such manner to bring our
wives and mothers and daughters and sweethearts
the polls with whoop, And once they get there,
will be crepe and orange blossoms FOR Mrs, u. and
her radical sisters
Every real man, whether he be saint sinner. feels
honored to be permitted stand In the presence OF
womany woman with her young. Wo conceive
OF real entertaining sentiments other than dis.
gust for the militant suffrasettes We thank God for
our nut only womenly women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
Mn Husband and !


sA'F' Y W hH'AN'sF
Attor Leonard lief returned a.
once 20 cNfford when h" saw that
/ was ! . look 0f longing had ~
been anyone else / should nave said
luE" came into his cycs. ana he hv'I
oG' ! siat.nE hand
siay " IN me Mildred h" said
very wen. tspii,l /, mo.iuning
the nurse 20 go
"Iry ara -,rcp, Cl!ffpri
IT, slept Hn ltllr mat the doctor
~lE Anxious a Even pplht"s did not
in1ltCc the r"st he needed 80 hnily
y emit slcoP. dear, not unuI /
know "
For liitl" neither spoke lie
ili clunR 10 my fingers ana I sat
motiouless hoping IN spite ~ his de-
rItl that no would sleep q lttl-
o.. ~ eH were closed and a. my hand
- crampcd tried 20 Withdraw my
fingers
stay" H." whispered ana when |
rodtei. he did hN asleep, but only
FOR q frW minutes
While I sat jhcfo watching him my
whole ne passed before mo In piuo-
ran. m.c array NJ happy but short
rr.Uuud. hy hurried marriage my
honeymoon and later me years
spout IN Glendale. which had hson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
A FAR REACHING DECISION.
he streams Of living wnter

william O jenkins was consular ngcn, OF th'
United states In Mexico, lilo abducted by Mexican
bandits, or soldiers and ransom dcmnnd~L Th'
failure OF his to act with frmn"ss ant
dispatch forced him negotiate HIS release which
he complshod by tho payment OF $4,000 IN cash
and obligations.
lie, very properly It seem 10 ua appealed TO his
government to supper, him In demanding reimburse.
ment at the hands OF the Mexican government Afor
considering the matter Tor some days the state de
partment at Washington Thursday rendered its dc.
cison and doing gave notice OF foreign policy
of far-reaohins effects. Briefly stated that policy NJ
ihsi
unless he prove that the Mexican government
was negligent In auording him protection. The
fact that he official OF the United States
does not affect the reasoning Americans In Mex
s S., aDS, so no s'p n. s
discrimnates against them In aHordng protection
to Its nationals.
OF course evidence is required TO convince every
that this peculiar originated in Mexico
City and only accepted In Washington Ger
tainy Carranxa could ask nothing better-or more
humiiatng to the United States Aside from the fact
that II s u bareback to the diplomacy " Bryan. who
stated It somewhat differently when he degraded tho
state portfolio. II is especially contemplate In view
OF the circumstances existing at tho present moment
And It is damctricaiy opposed to the long expected
doctrine.
another for the OF i,s nationals then
what boots whether there diplomatic representa-
uvss notY II the burden Of proof Ia on a national
OF this government officially accredited to the gov
ernment OF Mexico, prove that the government OF
Mexico derelct In its obligations as between two
friendly powers when It permits that officially NO.
credited representative to be kidnapped treated with
great indignation and forced purchase his life by
assuming enormous obligations then ~ what moment
Is this government
II to guide foreign relations In the future Then
God hasten change In the personcl Of the state de-
partmenu The practice ~ Other governments In The
case OF Mr. jenkins. would have hupcllcd curt and
undebatable demand on tho Mexican government for
the person OF MIR jenkins unharmcd ana without cost
To tho United satea In the event " Mr. Jenkins pur.
chasing his release. has occurred the Mexican
government would be required to reimburse him In
full carranzas refusal In either case would have put
army his frontiers
In other words It has mot been the polio, or our own
government TO permlt any other government 90 plead
It's inability to control lis nationals nor t- such tho
policy of other government ~ the fr., magnitude
IN the world today
The new way may be tho hotter va, They SAY tho
"ar IL vibrant with voices OF the new day" Maybe
So Maybe So iut We have never heard thcn and
are thankful Tor that IN this matter as lu MANY
others, adhere 60 The intense. ,.rlc rtuor,lisin
Of OLD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
BeHnie's NOtcb0Ok

Weather Irobcriy
Bnniss Notes. sid Hluf went .n
the manufacturing b.Hurss .ts
week. starting 20 make dog h"Wr
out OF soap boxes down hIs .'Il|
having one pimHE. mad, u.N hu'
saying he B!nt going 90 rnEl 30 90
he Ee's "A order Tor &C.
. Sissiely. Mis- Mary watkins was
taking her horseback tiiiuE lessiH
on a pony last Nenrdhl wen AL II
q suddin the pony stood s'il and
vouldent go either direction Aui
after setting here in .yane f'r about
10 minniis Mis- watkins calmly got
off IN digniiicd manner and went
home
Po'ne by skinny Marin
Everything iu Its rinry'.
o see the bow Ntif.ll rull"rs
In the rainbow ~ the SKY,
But would yol Nunl 20 BE- culierei
like that"
or course not Neither would |.
intrisilnE Eacks About Intrkting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

Ao divided between joy and sorrow --
the latter always uppermor' In spite
~ Earn and other blessings + had
enjoyed
several times he stirred uneaslly,
and once | caught my name But "A
mumen, after ! thought - Mabel
Horton and amy sof,ness his muttcr-
ings might have brought whs I'M
nediatcly uvershadowed cast aside
by disagreeablc reflections
\ ChiidH Influence.
! had not heard the door open. and
was surprisci when Edit htiptoed 10
nay side Sno glanced down n, my
hlnh held ught In -Clluord's and
smiled happily Juf ,hcnyhc opened
hts eyes Edith dyricd tT IN. other
s,ie ot the bed. and ~IlppIng her tiny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

fingers into hts other hand said
slccfuiiy
There. daddie, youll get well
now. won't he mamma
II hope so dear" replied an he
smiled al her,
you will. won, you, daddie7 ?"
she asked. insiStant
~ mamma VIII help me" lilo re-
piled, turning on his pillow 10 look
AZ me.
"Or course she Will help you. and
so viii I. and so viii Miss Newton
and Mandy. nnd-ail OF us"
Then surely Will get we'll. but
mamma doesn't ,ay she will help"
nut Of courr. she will, won't
you ?" she appealed to me.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

forr. Ssting a great scarcity OF see IL
elsIntC disturbances are thea q.
"ucd in the third degree of east
longitude
Missouri comes under the sway oi
the Stars. making for pers1nal
flights IN politics where long estah-
lished traditions may be overturned,
Persons whose birth date II Is
have 'hc auEury OF an unusually
ncitNe year, but thcy should avoid
speculation. which will surely be un-
lucky.
children horn on this dsv are
likely 10 he active and enterprsins.
These subjects ~ Sccrpio usually
are inclined 10 he eStraVssant and
girls may marry very young.
(Oopyrieht 1919 by ths Mcclure Nsws
paper Syndlcatsl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

Speaking OF confidence In fellow men, how about
that Chicka a=ha who leaves couple OF Of coal
Stacked In his yard when the rest OF town Is out Of
cpalf
ono OF the Tulsa guards In the front line trenches
said 1t lie says he has been able take bawh
In two days
CONSERVATION reigus in Great Bend home. re-
ports nm TnwnSey ny mistake the young lady used
powdered alum, and up to this morning her gentleman
friend cant even whistle
when a lady carried block past her street
the other night the street conduCto" said hc could
afford call the unless somebody paid him
for the wear and tear on HE voice
rhe city manager McAestcr starts out like he
Intended 10 do business without the aid. comfort and
six months are going to become convert to the
ihsh.
r. says; And all thSsIl- will and acrimony
and cge,shncss ls manifested n(Aiar treaty ot
peace and league to prevent strife o. consistency.
Thou art more than jewel thou "A
tee. bone steak
We noticed a young lady skipping along yesterday
Win all the freedom ut movement ot Greek dancer,
hut tho young man In attendance had both arms
lu casing nor down four Inches from the sidewalk
thc pavement
There does not seem to he any abatement Of tho
epidemic which has been Oklahoma
Judges The latest rumor IL that Matthew J. Kane q
the supreme court viii resign week to to
thlsgf counsel FOR an OH company II Justice Kane
resigns Judge clark VIII probably be appointed to the
vacancy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

was not again mentioned. but often
caught ciifford's eyes following me
az l moved about the room with the
same longing look In them had rur.
prised before. lie was better. NJ .th
better the doctor said evidently much
relieved. He slept better. and re- t!ly
seemed quite hungry.
Tomorrow end OF the road
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

Il VIII do all l cap' answered
family,
"Thcto! now you've got 10 get well
right OFT" and she ran from the
room, In a'fcw moments heard
her tell Miss Newton that her dadiie
was going to get well. and that she
Miss Newton--must help him.
For dhys the subject OF my leavinE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
PHONE 5000 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
Daily Biblical Quotation
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER " 1919.

Whosoeyer drinkcth ~ the water that shall give
him shall thirst. but the water that ! shall aiS'
him shall be In him well OF water sprIngng up int
everlasting life. John 4:tt
Zee, the streams Of living waters,
SpringlnR from eternal love
Wen supply thy sons and daughters.
And all fear OF want remove.
Give me This wntcr, that thirst not John 4 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
Abe Martin

Mrs Joe lark says prohibition has
made her husband So thoughtful that
she don't even have 4 so { tn cellar
fer a can @ tmaters or all III sides
1 IN coal strike. tn nreside 10 tn
most imputtaT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

saturday November y 1918.
N~tru ngrts read This aS a rather
du4N-fl. igN Although Mars - IN
lcneiic asp,c' Jupiter is strongly
adverse.
The partial eclipse ~ The Moon
"a hitch frU ir the second dec8n oi
Taurus and Is held O. pr,stsv the
death Of a queen, also Is read as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

ono OF the Tulsa guards In the front line trenches
Ienryeta reports that Is just what sherman
said 1t lie he has not been able To take baw tn
In two days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
Oklahoma Outbursfs
BY OTIS LoRToH.

Speaking OF confidence tn fellow men, how about
that Chickasha who leaves couple OF tons OF coal
Stacked up In his yard when the OF OF
coalH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

CONSERVATION reigus in Great BEND home re
ports nm TnwnEley ny mistake the young lady use
powdered alum, and up to this morning her gentleman
friend cant whistle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

when lady carried one block past her street
the other night the cunduCto" said he could
afford call the streets unless somebody paid him
for the and tear his voice.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
@ie bcio6lcn.

aae Mdnncr, ole nrif ser 6nrnt
onqelteat morcn. 1ntten in Muni.
tionSiabrifen Stelen ongcnommru
cOer iid onmcrben laiien uno 10
mar Ser 6ormcr %acn0ti0t, iib nit ir-
genorucm sit bcbclicr, oen er geraOc
bcfommrn fonntc. 90 engagierte er
oenn aud eincu Mnnu, Der e6en crit
Elm flcincS SduS6en in Der &iGdge
bejogen 6ottc. Gr ianO Den Mam
Ianglum' unO uuuiiicnO, a6er bod
wiaig.
nSoben Gic sic aortoifeIn aud
tpeit arscinonOer gcpflan5t, mie id e.
Semen gciaqt babc?" fragtc Der 5or-
nrer eincS Cages.
aSa oefpiB", nntiuortcte Ser @e-
fragte. u@iniqe babe i) ouf Sbrcm
SeIOe eingcpflan5t, oie onoeren in
meinem @arten. Ga iino Tie etlpa bier
Meilcn altSeinanoer."
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
9es Baiturs edlambcit.

Sange 3eit id)on bate Der OeiIt-
lide elmer ni6t tleinen @emeinoe
idpcre Sorgen, ME Die notmenoigen
9lltsgaben Der &ir6ennermaltung be-
l~tritten iperoen f0nnten. gr fam nno
jam, aber es fiel inn ni6ts elm, ols
CAB Die Ginnobmen erbo1t mcroelt
miiBten; inbcIien nun galt eS, eill
Wtittel 81 finoen, oicie @rbo6nna
bcrbei5ufiiDren. 9a fam ibmL nIs er
eines Mtor9enS nod bel iciner Stu.
f%ierlanlpe iaB, ein rcttenoer Sc
6onfe.
gm nGditen Gonntag mafte er,
iobalo er Die &an5cl b%eItieger, fol-
genoc Nnfiinoigung:
rs beriibrt mid iebr idmer5li1,
Sbnen BON elmer perabl6euungsmiir.
oigen Sat Mitteilung MAIDEN 81 mill
len, Die Dor fllr5em in unIerer Sc.
meinoe neriibt luoroen lit. Srgenomer
bot aus Dem &ofe zines unierer ge.
ebrten @emeinoemitglieoer Elm Subn
geItoblen. gs mdre ia an iiG ni1t
meineS @mtes, oos befannt au geben,
9lber i'd mlB es tln, neil i6 nit
Dieben ni2ts gu tun baben uno pei!
i6 nidts %annebmen min, mas auf
u~nredtmdBige 8eilc ermorben NOR
ben lit. @enn nadber ser Sammel.
teller umbergetrasen miro, bite if
ben Sduloigen, nidts berougeben."
9as @rgebnis Ser Gammlung mar
iebr Snfrieoeniteueno. 9ie @usgaben
tonnten geoedt meroen, uno es blieb
rod ettpas iibrig.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

fenO Stiles getpps be6t. Big mid
bic @el9idt bod SuleBt nit gang
ri6tig pOrtomme is. bietobs id fen
puttienier gar teine 9uft mebr trieg..
9o fin i9 aufsepo9t I'M Oente
&c nur emal an, bat oO9 cine bon
Sic Sous in 6ront BON mid geItann:
unb bat mid nit ibre grobe maize
rOffe 3ung bas gon3e 6ebs ob9ee
IdIappert! 9o fin ib oipfper aufge.
tI9umpt aIs OBJ i9 mid in e Sud
geieBt gs6obt bdtt. S4 puuner nur,
o6 bic &au geOentt bat, ;6 Oe6t gu
ibre 6dmi1ie beIonge, tpomit i9 Oets
btei6e Sbne S6rn lieiper
99tltpp Saueromper.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
9as meme MOnte Carlo.
5Oriunas 9omane infUlse 6rs 9rieses
per1oet.


8dbrcn0 Die SpieIeioenidoft
iiberaa in ser @eIt iebt beionoers
oufflommt, lie9t Die &ouptoomdne
Der @0ttin 6ortuna per06et 90.
Mionte Carlo lit MIR nod Elm S4ot'
ten bon Dem, mas es fritber mar.
0oS lit Ser @inorud, oen elm engli.
iGer 9eIu6er, 5eroinanO Eudp, in
einem englii9en 8Iott i6iIoert:
.@rntes Monte Gorlol @S mar
i6on i1limm, ooB oein 2eben in
Sen &rie9siabren ltodte, uber MN.
oo ales 5i @n0e lit, bit Oh bon BEN
unridtigen 2euten beoolfert! Ir.
mes Monte Garlol Oieielbett gol-
oenen Gage pie emit, oasieIbe a8ur.
bloue Meer, Oieielbe lteppigfeit i'm
8lii1en Der Nntltr = ober adj, bod
ni6t oosiel6e. Nuf Ser SerraIie
oes 9aiinos, roo einitmals 6ie Gle.
gonte @elt ipa5ierte, 0ebnen ii9
iebt omerifnnii6e SnbaIioen ltno
fauen @ummi Sic 2erte, sic
bier iino, moaen gefnnoen in Der
f6onen 2uft uno Der parmen
Come; lie mo1en ni6t Die NG6te
in piloen glufregungen ourhipie.
len. 8anoert man oltrh sic Staot,
10 trifft man INNER pieoer nllf Der.
mttergelniiene 2docn, altf gef1loife.
ne Cafes, &eItallrants uno @otels,
oaeS 8eiibtum Ser 9eutl6en. Cine
tote, oumpfe &tmoipbGre liegt ii6cr
oIem. Nitf Ben BlGben i6einen
&ei6en bon Nlttomobilen oltf elm
8ltblifum 81 tparten 0os ni6t
fommt. @ur I'M Gnfe Sc gnris lit
5nr 8ugeS3eit elm @i6eri6ein oes
alten 2e6enS bon Montc Carlo 81
finoen. 9o tan5en elm poor Off.
8iere nit 8ruuen Ser beridieoenitcn
26nOer. 9[6er am empfin0IidIten
mQ6t iid Ser 8efiel Ser 3eitcn
notiirlid in sen &ouletteiGIen be-
mert6or. Sier iino minoeItens
orei &iertel ser 9eiudJer 8erlfs-
ipieler, sic ibr tribes @eperbc oos
So6r iiber e6enio ont no an0ers be.
trei6ett, tpie in Monte Carlo. 90
iiBen lie MN Inn Die Glide; 6oS
ipei6li6e Clement bil0cn GGtli6e
9omen in S6nar5, oie ie0e Numa
rlcr oufihretben, Inn ibr Gpitem
ous5uprobieren, un0 oonm flint
Sronfen tpagen 9us i6 10 allf
WtOnte Carlo b%erabbIifte. 90 Iton-
ben mir 8tuei 9iloer Dor Sem gel.
itigen <ge. SD iob oas Moute
Carlo bon emit. I'M mirbeItoett,
blenOcnOcn Slang nit Ser bltntcn
@olfe iciner 8citder in 6cftiidcr
G%rreaung. ltn0 Damn fo6 i6 oas
70 p0aig oeri6icoene Montc Carlo
BON belltc, ihtpei0cno uno crnIt.
8ir6 oas alte Montc Carlo lie mic.
ocrfommen? ODER lit etnoS in ser
@clt geideben, mas oos @icocrallf-
lc6cn 0ieier einitiQen Srgip Ser
@enuBiltht unm0gIid modt?"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

er fennt lie. @onn:
.@el6e 3orbeit, iebt nod an 9einc
SreunOin gu teIepbonieren; Oas Sc
iprG9 bari ia mn orei Minnten Oait-
ernl"
6ruu: sd nil ord nur r@n.
ten Morgen" iagen!"
damn: rNeun, oos funnit On oofj
unm0gli6 in orei Winutenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
llmiiberlcster ansmcg.

6remoer: SD woGte BEL Cages
on6rl1 pom einem fra6enOen @aDn
semeft iein unO babe feinen Son
pernommenl"
Bauer: nGnti6ulOigen Sic, 90
mir feiuen @odel beliben, 10 Daben
mir einen Hbonograpben in S6re
aammer g%cItellt, per idreit audi pie
Elm Sabnl"
6remoer: Gas lit uaes gan5 gut,
aber mie lit es Oenlt nit Dem 8ef-
fen?"
Bauer: 90 brau6en @ BLOB Elm
3ebnerl ms Sod 'nein6umerfen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
@'sperltanSnis.

Die fleinq amaIie (oorleienO):
.Sa!" rief sic garonin, Oa lie Den
Streid bemerfte, sen i6r 2eonore
gcIpielt batte, nooran erfenne i'd lie,
Sic unoertpiiitli6e Ndrrinl . Cullen.
ipiegelei obne @lei6en!" Isle 90lt
na60enfli9 inne.)
@utter: ngf1tn, parum lielt DIT
niGt tpeiter?"
0ie fleine amaIie: nSa, Wafna,
ib munOere mid giien Oenn Die
Cullen aud Spiegelei?"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

- &09Iter O~ptimismus.
On iagteit mir leBtbin 0aB iid
gller junger Sausberr fir Cure
3befla 81 intereliieren i6eine. Sat
ii6 sic Sa6e in5mii9en meiter emit
midelt?"
r@epiB! Sd CLAUDE beitimmt, OaB
es emit merbcn miro 8wiiden beiOen.
@eitern mar er logar beroben bel
unS uno bat ii6 fat auSl6lieBlib
nit S6efla %unterbalten. Nun muBte
er oo6 eiren @orwan6 fir Ieinen
9eiud baben; nit Ser Sure wollte
er natiirli6 nidt ins Sans fallen,
un0 Oa bat er uns balt Damn geltei-
CERT"
8eim gramen. rSm
SEER 2onOioat, cine @6nlng baben
sic idon, nur ieiOer weiB i6 nidti
BON masl"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
ainoermun6. Ser Gater

ainoermun6. Der Batter:
vSier balt ou alio orei Gier. 2ege
nun ems oa5u miepiel bait Ou
Oann?" Der picriG6rige Srib
idmeigt nit bcfiimiiterter Wiene.
Shut" berriht @apa i'm an,
nmiro'S bal0?"
u9(d Safer" Iagte 6rib6en, uifj
itreng' mid ia an 10 icbr i@ fam,
a6er eS gebt nidt; i'd fam oo6 feline
Gier le1en."
= Gnontterrible e. Mutter
(leiie SIT ibrem etmaS uermilOerten
Sobn, Dem es in gr0Berer @eleIl-
idait bel Gid aufIt0Bt): ~aber
aarldcn, mas mar OaS?"
&arIhcn: n@urfenlalat, Mamd!"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
glitter. Softer (0er ioebel
SSie!

glitter. 8ater (Oer ioeben
BON elmer 8eiie 5uriifgefebrt lit, 5n
leinen S06tern): nSabt SIR be-
merit, ouB @ama mid lebr permiBt
bat, mGbrenO i'd oerreiit MARI"
Eodter: 0g}ein 8uerIt baben mir
ni6ts 6enterft, u6er geItern l6ien lie
qhn5 per5weifelt gu ieinl"
9eIet0tgung. WoOerner
0ifter Gals i6ln Der Gerleger 80
Narf fir einen ginafter anbietet):
49,. @as fdlt Sbnen Oenn ein?..
@lauben Sic oieaeidt, i'd bin Der
S6i1er?!"