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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
RECORD NAMED REFEREE FOR THE
 TOLEDO FIGHT
The Official Referees and Timekeepers Have Been Selected-Weights of
 the Two Men

TOLEDO. June 27.-Ollie M. Record has been selected as the official ref cree for the Willard-Dempsey fight He is the official referee for the Toledo Boxing Commission.
 Tex Rickard and Major A. J. Drex- ed Riddle, a wealthy Philadelphia sportsman. will be the judges. Jack si alley. of New York is named al. ter nAte fefefee.s ianfs " " - Warren. B1f. bour, of New York has been selected as the official timekeeper.
 Jess Willard now weighs 243 pounds and Jack Dempsed tips the scales at 197 pounds.
 The appointment of Tex Rickard as a judge created surprise. Willard insisted, however, on having him as one of the judges. If the contest goes the full 12 rounds, the judges will attempt to decide who is the winner, and if they fail to agree, Record will cast the deciding vote. Rickard refereed the Jeffries-Johnson fight
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
ACTIVE WARFARE IS z ID BE WAGED ACAINST II
 ALL OF THE RADICALS
Sundry Civil Bill Carries an Ap- propriation for Department of Justice to Carry on
 the Fight

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The sun dry civil service reported to the House includes $2,000,000 appro- priation to be used by the Depart ment of Justice for suppressinf crime, and $3O0,OO0 as special fund to en- force the law against alien anarch- fists.
 It is purposed to deport all alien enemies and agitators. who are known to be agitating for the overthrow of the government, and war regulations will be continued permanently, by the terms of the clause inserted in the bill, on the purchase, storage. manufacture and distribution of all explosives. Vigorous action is indi- cated by the Department of Justice against members of radical associa- tions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
NAVAL OFFICERS ARE ORDERED TO BE READY
 BY NAVY SECRETARY

WASHINGTON. June 27-Secre- tary Daniels has ordered the Paci- fic Coast navy yard comInandants to be ready with recommendations for extensions and Improvements. ne cessary to handle the new Pacific fleet. The Secretary wants the re. commendations to be ready when he arrives on the coast with the new Pacific Coast fleet in August. He probably will order constructed a new navy yard and dry docks at San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
WILL INVESTIGATE
 REPORT MASSACRES
 OF POLISH JEWS

WASHINGTON, une 27.-President Wilson has advised the Senate through the State Department that he Is considering sending another Mission to Poland to investigate the reports of Jewish massacres. He said final decision would be reached in Paris after he had conferred with Hugh Gibson, the American Minister to Poland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
DIR. NORTHCOTT IS DECLARED GUILTY FOR
 DEATH OF A NURSE

REDWOOD CITY, Cal. June 27.- A jury returned verdict of guilty against Dr. Ephriam Northcott. of San Francisco. charged with murder in the second degree because of the death of Miss Inez Reed. an army nurse. The doctor performed an il legal operation which caused the nurse's death- a
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
AGAINST INTERVENTION.

SOUTHPORT. Eng, June 27.-This afternoon the British and French and Italian labor representatives decided to make a general representation on July 20 against Allied intervention in Russia, according to Arthur Hen derson. one of the delegates of the British labor convention in session here. The convention adopted a res olution urging England to stop mill tary operations in Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
JUNEAU PEOPLE ARE COMING HOME ON THE {
 STEAMER ALASKA

l SEATTLE, June 27.-The steamer Alaska left at nine o'clock yesterday morning with the following passen- gers for Juneau:
 w. H. Crowell. A. J. Roccati, Ed win Sutton, Mrs. T. c. Brown, Mrs. M. Marshall. James McNeeley, w. A. Estes, w. E. Burns, Verd0n Leggett, Estell Provinse, Buleau Ostensen, Mrs. J. J. Ostensen, Marion Kelley, Mamie McGee. E. H. Faulkner, Mrs: George c. Miller, Raymond Kelly. James Ryan. Leo Higley. four steer. age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
ROOSEVELT URGES
 INSTANT ACTION REGARDING CANAL

WASHINGTON. June 25. T As sfstant Secretary of the Navy Roose- yeit urges taking over of the Cape Cod Canal without awaiting the out come of the pending condemnation proceedings. The Secretary states that the Government ultimately has hopes to have the Cape Cod Canal and the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal widened and deepened suffic- |ienfly to permit all naval vessels |to pa1s through.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
BURLESON WILL NOT DICTATE REGARDING
 RE-EMPLOYINC MEN
Tells Union Committee the Com panies May Re-employ Strik- CTS as They Shall See
 Eft

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Post- master General Burleson has in formed a committee from the Am erican Federation of Labor. which had been investigating the telegraphers' strike, that he would not direct any of the telegraph or telephone com panies to re-employ strikers. He said SO far as his office was con cerned, the companies could choose the men they wished back.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
NEGRO LYNCHED AND
 HIS BODY IS BURNED

ELLISvILLE. Miss. June 27. - John Hartfield. a negro who con- fessed to being the assailant of 8 white woman was lynched and his body burned. He was not arrest ed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
DYNAMITE IS USED
 TO DESTROY LARGE
 ORCHARD STANDPIPE
Seven Hundred Acres of Apple Or chards in Yakima Valley May See Crop Failure
 As Result

YAKIMA, June 27-A large irriga- tion standpipe was dynamited near here leaving 700 acres of apple or chards without water. It is believed that the crops on this acreage will prove a total loss. A water right fued is believed to be the motive leading to the dynamite outrage. The officers are Investigating.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
SICILIANS AMBITIOUS
 FOR CITY OF CANTANIA

CATANIA, Sicily June 26.-Hopes of making Catania, the Chicago of the Mediterranean" have been established in the hearts of many Sicilians since the stabilization of affairs in Europe seems to be prom ised by the new peace treaties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
REPUBLICANS OF
 WASHINGTON STATE
 TO GET TOGETHER

SEATTLE, June T.-Chairman Walker of the Republican State Cen tral Committee. and s. A. Perkins. national committeeman, have issued call for a state wide organization of clubs to boom Senator Miles Poin- dexter for candidate for President. A meeting will be held July g.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
MUNITIONS SEIZED HI SEATTLE PORT
 BY THE OFFICIALS

SEATTLE, June 27.-Offcials here have seized 45 cases of ammunition and revolvers on board the Blue Funnel liner lynda Reus. It is be- lieved that the ammunition was in. tended for the Bolsheviki and was to be shipped through Vladivostok.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
MEXICANS FIRE ON
 AMERICAN PATROL ON THE BORDER

NOGALE, June 27--A party of six Mexicans fired upon an American cavalry patrol. which promptly re- turned the fire. No Americans were hit. but 1t Is known that some of the Mexicans suffered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
ALLIES SUSPICIOUS OF GERMANY THOUGH
 GERMAN DELEGATES ARE ON WAY TO SIGN
GERMAN CAPTAIN FINED
 FOR REFUSING TO GIVE
 PROPER ARMY SALUTE

COBLENZ, June 27.--Captain Bachhauser, attached to the German Army, has been fined 1000 marks for refusing to sal ute an American lieutenant, The captain contended that the war was over, and anyway that the regulations do not call for him saluting officers of lower grade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27

Daniel Campbell. with Mrs. Camp beli and daughter Marjorie of Bel hngham,sars on the Admiral Watson found for Glacier. in Excursion In IT Go spend the summer season. Mjss Mary Easper. who Is acconpa- nying thpn vtil be their guest dur
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
BRITISH LABOR THINK TREATY IS
 RATHER HARSH
Pass Resolutions that Ger. many Be Admitted to the
 League of Nations
 Turk Terms Rejected

SOUTH PORT, England, June 27 The British Labor party in con ference here passed resolution favoripg speedy admission of Ger many to the League of Nations, and revision by the League of Nations by the alleged harsh provisions con tained in the treaty, declared to be inconsistent with the statements of the Allies when the armistice was signed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS
 DEFEATED IN IRELAND

DUBLIN. June 2s.-The question of woman suffrage in church goy- ernment was keenely debated at the annual synod of the Protestant Epis- copal Church in Ireland and even tually was decided against the claim of the women.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
AMERICAN CASUALTIES FOR ARGONNE BATTLE
 SHOWED HEAVY FIGHTING

WASHINGTON, June 27.-In a summary prepared by Col Leonard Ayres, chief of the statistical branch of the army, is contained information that 120,0O0 American casualties re- suited during the 47 days of the Meuse-Argonne offensive, which is ten per cent of the men that were engaged in the fight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
SAYS SENATOR JONES
 ENTITLED TO CREDIT
 FOR ALASKAN MONEY

SEATTLE, June 27.-The Seattle Times today says Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington won big per sonal victory when he got the Senate appropriation committee to recon. mend increased appropriations for Alaska. Jones has been working for the measures for some time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
VOLCANIC ASH IN THE RAIN THAT FALLS IN
 THE CITY OF DAWSON

DAWSON. June 27.-Rain containing sulphur, believed to be from distant volcano, fell in Dawson and Eagle last night. The sidewalks of this place are streaked yellow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
 IS SERIOUSLY ILL

GENEVA, June 27.-It is reported here that Former Austrian Emperor Charles is seriously i'll at his Swiss residence. The Empress is acting as his nurse and swiss doctor is in attendance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
GOV. PLEASANT IS
 NOT IN FAVOR OF
 WOMAN SUFFRAGE

BATON ROGUE, La. June 27.-- Gov. Pleasant has telegraphed the Southern Governors, asking them to oppose the ratification of the wo- mans suffrage amendment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
SWEDEN WILL HOLD
 SPECIAL SESSION TO CONSIDER THE LEAGUE

STOCKHOLM. June 27--A special session of Parliment will be sum moned this fall. it is announced. to consider the Invitation expected by Sweden to join the League of Nations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
TRUCE DECLARED
 BETWEEN CzECHS AND HUNCARIANS
French Commander 0rder- ed That Both Sides Stop Fighting and They Com
 ply With Demand

PRAGUE, June 27.-The Czech Slovaks and Hungarians ceased fight ing Tuesday night, according to In formation given out today, as the result of an ultimatum sent the Hun garians by a French Commander. The Hungarians are still holding the territory of the Czechs which they occupied.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
TURKISH REQUEST IS REFUSED

PARIS, June 27-The Allied Coun- ell of Peace has rejected the request of Turkey that it's territories be re- stored undiminished. The members of the council are still busy on the Turkish and Austrian peace prob lems.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27

COBLENZ, June 27-Cvians generally here seem joyful the fact that Germany has officially declared that she sign the Allied peace treaty It is believed that strictly civil life will follow the present military life after the treaty is signed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
MANY KILLED IN RIOTS.

LONDON. June 27.--A Copenhagen dispatch received here last night re- ports that 1855 persons were killed in the rioting which took part in Hamburg, Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
TROUBLE IS BREWING RAPIDLY IN GERMANY
GERMAN DELEGATES ON THEIR WAY

PARIS June 27-( Summary by Associated Press) )-Morn ing adce gathered by the correspondents of the Associated Press said that Dr. Hermann Mueller German Foreign Minis and Dr. Johannes Bell Colonial Minister appointed by the German Cabinet sign the treaty have passed Cobenz on their way to Versailles.
 They probably will sign the treaty Saturday afternoon
 Should be signed the date expected President Wilson will sail for home Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
HUXLEY io NenE.

Robert c. Hurlsy. fnsnssiy e 1o- nssu. arrived iA lunenn tn1D uoun11I on the Admiral Wo1oon;
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27

HAMBURG. June 27--Order has been restored in this city. following rioting. A Council of Twelve. in. cluding communists. independents and socialists are governing the town.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
oEN. cRoENER 10 Reeloel.

BERLIN. June 27.--It b announced that Gen. Groeuer, who suceoode1 Gen. von Hindsnburg as Chisf e Stan of the German Army. uill ro- sign as soon as the sitnation in tna eastern provinces bsceunes stahillsoA
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
SWISS FEAR FOR
 LIFE OF GERMAN
 IN SWITl lERLAND
Former Chancellor Schedi- demann Arrives for What He Terms Rest Cure
 For Health

GENEVA. June 31,Tormer Ger man Chancellor Schei nann has azs rived in Switzerland for ton days rest. and maintains that he eeme for his health. swiss papers fer that attempts will bssmAde to assas- sinate him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27

THE HAGUE, June 27Berln advices received here this morning say the former Kaiser planning returning to Germany before the Allies demand his surrender under the of the treaty to be signed It officially this morning that the Grown Prince did not leave Holland for Germany announced yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-27
PEACE CONFEREES ARE NOT QUITE SATISFIED THAT GERMAN NATION WILL BE ABLE TO SUPPRESS THE
 EXPECTED OUT BREAKS OF FPEOPLE

PARIS, June 27(Associated Press)The Peace Confer disappointed what termed the apparent weak Ines of the German Government Some say that signing of the treaty by it's at the time mean little than what it meant when the Ltovsk treaties signed, followed by the Bolshevik regime
 Germany insstence the of the present treaty owing to the lack of strength of the cannot it believed check outbreaks due to dissatisfaction the of the treaty in Germany. Hs
 The terms is known from reports have had bad ef feet generally in Germany The delegates here generally speak ing regard the later movement of the German to to the terms possibly attempt to shield military movements of menacing nature.
 The impression prevails strongly that will pay the Allies to watch of Germany carefully Some of the Paris openly suspicious of the German good nten tons. 4.
 TROUBLE IS BREWING RAPIDLY IN GERMANY
 BERNIE, June 27.The general situation of unrest in Ger becoming rapidly serious The railway strike is abont to extend through tie whole c0Ay
 The radical leaders and Spaacans do not attempt to cea their belief that the hour has when the country ripe for general revolt. ss
 Famine is imminent in number of districts.
 counter revolution already brewing in Eastern Ger many which may quickly spread.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
Sin Bib Oes 9uftOr Gilenbart.

SeOer fennt ooS Iuitige 2ieo aitf
oen 8unOcrooftor @ileubart, Der
n0ie Sclt nodJ ieiner Art" f~uriert.
9urd oieie Spottuersleln lit er fiir
aQe 3aiten beriibut geiporoen. 81.
Stettner- Ansba6 be5Deifelt iibri-
gems in Der 9euti1en WteOi5iniiden
8o6enidritt, oh Or. @~iienbart
pirflid MIR ein MarftidreIer ges
tpeIen lit. Siele Der beoertenOIten
StGote Nfittcl. uro gtor00eutld-
LAMBS 9aben .oem e0len linO tunit-
rei6en Staotar6t" YriOiIegieit SIR
item, bis binnuf 81 Den preuBilden
90nigen, ltatteten &at ltlo Soiofu-
lilten nit Giteln mo Ne1ten aus.
llebcrol miro geriibmt, oaB Or. @i-
icnbart feline &ranfeu nibt MIR
beilt, ienoern aud bebutiam NIT ii.
ncn ulugebt, iie fleibig beiu6t, uno
0ab er Die Irnen runIoitlt furiert.
@u6 icin @rfiuoertolent miro oner-
fonrit, oas i'm monde Snitrumeite
fir pcri9ieoene Sperattonen eriin-
ltcn lteB.
IS pur0e jcBt aud elm Bib BON
Sobanfi An0reas @iienbart gefun-
Den, oas Die oeutide Weoi3iniibe
8odenidrift wicOergi6t. DDS @ilo
lit BON S9iis gemalt uno bon Dem
befonntet Martin 8ernigerotb ge-
ito6cr. Ser @unOerar3t lit bier
olf Der &obe ieines Sebens barge
iteat. @r trGgt ole bobe 8erriife,
Die BEL aacr Sdiloerungcn ieines
Inftretens erpabnt miro. @uf DEM
8ilOe lit nun au6 oas @nppen o1t-
gebradt: Der &o9el StrauB, Der in
elm 9ufeiIen, Oaa nie elm 8ort
mirft, gelteat III, oariiber auf einem
eiiernen @elm elm bdrtiges MGnn.
den, oas in Der einen Sano. cine
Na6el, in Der nnoeren elm Melier
bdlt. Sn Der atooel lit tpobl cine
Anipielung auf lenes Snitrument gu
erbliden, 0as 9 enbnrt gum Star.
operiereu erfiipa I'm bat, uno oas
bonn 9reSoete, Observation-Disclosures
olS cine 6eOciitenoe 8erei6erung oes
dr5tliden Observation-Disclosures &c.
riibmt purO.
8ein man Dem 8iIOe gIauben
0arf, Damn bat Or. @~iienbart, Der
in &annoperi9- Niinoen geltorben
lit, tluge, nidt u|nangencbme 3iige.
Sinter Dem rubioen, beoba6tenoen
@lid rnbt o~nerOings biel @iferer.
tum unO SGlalibeit.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
@ie alt if bic Babel?

Won lollte nirfli9 meinen, oaB
lol6 Elm einfa6cs unO niibli6eS
Cling mie Die ytaoeI i9on III Den
dltelten 3eiten Der menlblid]en 1e.
l6idte befannt 9epelen iein nliibtc,
totia6li6 nber fam Die 9tooel crit
i'm Is. SabrbunOert in gluInabme.
Sbr @rfinOer mar eitt Yariier
9ra6t5ieber namens Sourangcou,
Der Sag uno ytadt oaralf lam.
iein 9anSpert gu peruolltommnen
unO iid nelie Observation-Disclosures
81 eri6lieBen. Anfangs freilid mar
Die Serlteuung Der gtaoel nit eini-
gen SdlDierigfeitcn perfniipft. 3as
mo6te iie 5und9it gu elmer foIt6a-
rem Bare, unO man fano tie ge-
mobnlid nur auf Den Spilettenti.
i6en Der &oniginnen uno SiirItin.
men. 90 befanO ii1 3. .. cine
9ii6ie nit NaoeIn inter Den Ga.
ben, Die Srau b. Yeaufeu, Sodter
24lowigs XI. bon Sranfrei6, BET
ibrer g%ermdblung ais Mit9ift err
belt. gu9 Der bis auf uniere Gage
g%efommene @usorud .Naoeleelo"
oeutet oarauf bin, tpie Die gtaoel
pormals cine bcionoers uno itets
nit boben 3obIen angeieste &ubrit
in Der Musga6enliIte elmer 9ausfrall
biloete. Sn England muroe Oie Na.
Del crit i'm 16. Sabrbunoert our1
Die 5meite @emabIin Seinri6s
VIII. Mnriu 8olepn aug Sranfrei9
eingefiibrt. Sn Dem ungIiidliden
@eidid Ser a0nigin, Ole, aIs lie
ibrem @emabl miBliebig muroe, ent-
1auptet wurOe, idJien oas 8olfswort
pNaoeln 6eriteden oie 2iebe~ cine
gemiiie geltati9ung gu finoelr.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

Sogenrei9. Ser. Srans
iogt, ser 8eter b6tt' g'iaat, Der Mat-
Ties ob1f' iage, mann Der B6ilipp
nod amol iage Obdt', er BAIT mas
iitDper oe Gebaidtian g'fot, Damn
6b1t ERIN oor9 oe &onraO iage loi-
ic, 10 mas 0bdt' er ii6 nit no6iage
loIiel
Son ser Sdmiere.
G9aufpieIer Gum Sireftor Dor Der
8~orItenung): ra9. &err Director,
i9 bite Inn 90 Bfennig' - i'd min
mir cine 8urit fa%afen!"
Director: n8arten Sic Bis nod
Ser 8orIteIlung = ionit ipielen Sic
Die S~ungerturmi3ene unnotiirli@l"
Gin b0fIider slid
bGnoIer. so Iange babe i'd
sic nibt mebr gcfeben. 8ie frii6
grr1oigeS 6r6ulein arsidouen -
nls oh Sic 5ebn Sabre auf Gis ge-
Iceen b6ttcnl"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

0asgenugt n9ie antla-
ge bebouptct, bob sic oui Der Stre'
de Grebii9-2anosberg nit elmer ge'
rooesu pabniinnigen @eidtuinoi9feit
gefabren iino."
@utlcr: ~9ie poaige SoltIoii0feit
oieIer 9eboiptitng gebt mohl an
heItcn onroils berbor, BOB id gerooc
auf oieier Strecfc i'm Gbouileegroben
elm pierblGttriges &lceblntt bcrerfte
unb i'm @oriibcrfabren pfliidte, in.
Gem ib mid bonn GbauffeuriiB bin
~ousncigte. Sd lege es hermit ols
9etpeismittel auf ben Gid Oes Sau.
les nieoer."
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

Ius zen Glen # unter'
rt9t 2eutnont: pGlio mas per-
Itebt man unter Scrroin?"
nllnter 9erroin peritebt man
ogen, 5um 1erfel. moriu remit
Oh oenu oen gan5en Gag berim
unO ihnibt?l"
.Sn in sic Gtiebelnl"
bnbeit.
Ser 9ofomotipfiibrer Miiler bot
lid ifon gum oritten MoIe Derlobt.
~9as bringt iein 9eruf 10 nit
iid."
o@ieio?"
nNo, er oIoilbt INNER, er babe
feline 9ofomotise Dor iid; falm bat
er .ongeboIten" 10 l1Bt er lie i6on
DieOer nlaufen"."
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
- 10 bob id Gid gu baI-
ten feline 9roft."
(@oetbeg gout. /. EeiI.)

= 8emeis. .0ein 2uitipiel
fono oIio BON Infane on itnrfe1n
9eifon?~
nNa, i6 iase Cir: oIeia i'm eriten
3tDi5derofte bat mir mein S1nei.
Der MoB gu einem nelIen an5pg &c.
nommen."
Ole cute Sreunoin.
yWlit Serrn Baron bin i'd iebr germ
5uiommen. @r unterbGlt iih nit
mir 10 intereiiont iiber Soden, iiber
Die onoere @erren iiberbaupt nidt
1prehen."
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@rfrng 9emodt?"
= &isfante Sadie. DSbr
Diener, Serr Director! Dorf id
mir sic 6rage gcitotten, OBJ sic met
ne Gperette our Nuffiibrung brinaer
~per0en2"
SEQ, mir f0nucn g ia nal
oerin9en - Sic iino bod in Der
ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
Goupentr. Strafanitalts-
0ireftor: nMorgen ionen sic ent-
IoIicn tperoelt. Saben sic etpa nod
irgeno elm Inliegen por5ubringen2"
GtrGfIing: .@1, Serr Director,
f0nnten sic nidt einen Bbotosra.
pben berbeitelen? 8ir 3elenfoae.
gen bon $50. Z m06ten ms gum
Mnoenfen germ elm @ruppen6ilo ma.
den Inilen."
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

sIIie is, nit 6oIo pioOcr helm fom'
me Ou1t, oOOcr mcnu Scr @cNcS-
meiler nit bnl0 pi0Oer gciltuO miro,
10 ooB or icin @iiincS rome tarrL
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ipitteI, III Damn fam ans Die ga,
Mild msr0e. mas mill. Gs is 10
idlon git gerlig, mcnn id mid als
G@e6m6crmcbO bcrgeuwe III tmaiie
nod &~idfnnittcr- Gienite oub, aiu-
mer mcnn cs ans @oicnenOe fonlrne
ou6t, ooum 5ic6 i1 Ole 2cin.
@oniit i6 oer6Icime
Sine Sbrn lieucr
B5iIipp Soueramper r.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

= 81 oingungsnei e. oSat
ser Miaionen.W teper Dem berfrad-
ten Baron feline iiinoite Gohter ge-
eeben9"
$50, Die Mitgift miro inn abcr
erit oonn ausOe5ablt, ipertt er aud
Die bier Glteren Godter in ieinem
feuonlen 8efanntcnfreiie u%nterge.
hrodt hat"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

Ole aer3tin in Der
Slide. @atte (0ur RoHin): o@as
Ioa oenn oas eigentlid) wcrOen,
Nonni2"
uSrau 9oftor iagten, Die Spmp.
tome ieien nod nidt genii0eno oeiit-
lid in @rideinung getreten, lin nit
unfebIbarcr Si6crbeit Die 9iaenoie
Al 1teQen."
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

3abnorat Gin sen Gerien):
O@arum bat ser Menidl MIR nift
aud 10 ELM @ebiB?... @inhunoert-
8meilrnO0reiBig 3a6nel 3uci Go0or
pro 3a6n 81 plombierenl -. Gin
paor iolder 8atierten ieOen Gag,
unO ib fonnte mid 6al0 our &iibe
ieben!"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

@s Iobnt nod. nSerr
Brofeiior, nahiten Wiittpod gebt ose
@elt u1ter; in Der 3eitung Itebt's!"
u@ber, Sette, mie fam man fol.
den llniinn gIauben!"
Isle meinen alio, i9 fam Sbr
9ett rubie nod nal frif9 ii6er-
5ieb'n?"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

Gin @robian. n8er tuar
oenn oieie Dame, melde on ioeben
10 bofli6it griiBteit?"
D0ie fennit Oh ni9t? 9as lit ia
5rcuno &rauies 3llfinftigel"
n3ufinfti9e? Sea, eigentli9 sc.
Gort iie mebr Der @ergangenbeit
anl"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07
SeBf
@a rattert unb in

- Gtimmt. .@Is infer &egi-
mcnt nit flingenoem Spiele aui
Nimmerpieoerfcbr aus benz Stdot.
den acg, itanoen Die WsdSeI in Lam
gen &eiben am StrabcT snop uno
idludoten gum Stcinerbcrmen."
.@as Sic iagenl"
.SLIis aos refine @einipalier.1
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

IL Il Fl morgens. Srou
(5u ibrem iebr angeidnielt beimfom.
menoen @atten): .S16mit OH old
nift, au9uit? &annit OH es in oic-
ier gcrfaiiung wa0en, mir in Oas
@ngeiid)t 81 ieben?i"
Mann: .Gas lit - gar =
nidtS, - Malhenl - ga bob =
iG idon - oiel - bGBli6ere
9inge = geieb'n!"
Naip. &auSfrm: .@as lit
oenn init Dem 9inoe, Minna? gS
Duitet ia iortmdbreno uno lit gang
rot i'm @eiidt. Sal es wobl mas
uerIhludt2"
Gin0crmdohen (angitlih): nSa,
aber es lit nur elm Nennnl"
Washington Journal., 1919-03-07

- auf ummegen. Or (im
Gtreite nit ieiner Grau): p9n biit
elm 9ra9e, cine aantbippe, cine Su-
RE.
sic: user paet es, mir oas gu
iaecn?"
@r: .S9l = Sd babe mid IN Ell.
mem Acknowledgement nod Dir er.
funoigtl"