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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Hearing on Ditch No.
80 at Thief River Falls

The court room of the county build
ing was well filed last Friday by 200 or
more interested residents of Pennington
and Marshall counties who are effected
by the proposed ditch No. 80. The
electric car from Goodridge that day
was packed full of men who came in
for that purpose alone.
Judge Andrew Grindeland was pre-
sent and carefully considered the testi-
mony Of both sides in the controversy
as to the ACCESSIBILITY of constructing
the ditch, and at the close of the hear
ing took the same under Amusement,
stating that he would announce his de-
cision April 4.
Inasmhch as most of the ditch is in
Marshall county and most of the as
sessed property owners live there the
hearing was started at Warren, and con.
tinued TO this city. The following -peti-
TONERS appeared and stated their
iviews:s 5!:tss.j & It,; / i j I t.s S =.
= /. Irving p. Quist, eiyyiHf engineer in
charge Of, the preliminary survey.
;. 2 \: q . Ela d, ':''9 Of I: MARSHALL eoon
q ss:. @olaf Ramstad president Of the
Citizensi State bank of this city.
4. CT N Erdahl Of Goodridge town
ship.
5. John Phillips. .-
The e men argued that the ditch was
necessary as public utility and also
fron}a health standpoint. All were en-
pha1fc for increased drainage and re-
Ie4 from present, overflow conditions,
resulting from an Inadequate outlet.
Atty. julius Olson, of Warren, rep
resented the petitioners and they were
cross examined by E. M. Stanton, of
this city, and Thos. v Sullivan, of st.
Paul, representing the DIRECTORS.
About 100000 acres are subject to
assessment by the construction Of this
proposed ditch and the cost is esti-
mated at about 35 cents per acre-The
Tribune, Thief River Falls. ...
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Mrs. Racine Olson.

God in his infinite wisdom has called
from this life unto the life eternal, one
Of the good women of Holt. Mrs.
Esther Olson, the beloved wife of Ra-
cine Olson, passed away at noon, on
March 25th, 1919, at the Oakland Park
Sanatorium, from tuberculosis, at the
age Of "a years, one month and four
days. "
Esther Nicholson was born in Crooks
ton, Mimi, Feb. 21st, 1895. She moved
to Holt with her parents in the spring
Of 1910, where she passed her happy
girlhood days and grew to womanhood.
She attended the Thief River Falls
High School and taught three terms of
school in this county.
She was married to Racine Olson on
Oct. 6, 1915. The happy couple estab-
lished their home in Holt. Their mar
ried life was blessed with two children,
namely, Marcella and Raymond. These
children and the husband are now left
to mourn the loss of a kind and eff
fectionate wife and mother. Deceased
is also mourned by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Nicholson, and her sis
tiers, Amanda, Stella and Olive Nickel
son, all Of Holt, and by many other
relatives and friends.
Mrs Olson was woman who was
loved and esteemed by all who knew
her. It was in her own family circle
and in the rearing Of her children that
she took the greatest interest, and there
also, she will be missed the most. That
she should be taken away at a--time
when she, seemed most needed in the
home is beyond human understanding,
but it is: not for us to question the ways
of God, who doeth all things for the
BEST Mrs. Olson has made the great
gain, she has kept the faith, and she
has won the crown. ..ss. .a..e,ss.,s.s.
The funeral was held on Saturday
afternoon, and was conducted by Rev.
M. B. Ordahl, Of the Norwegian eLu-
theran church, and was largely attend
ed. Those who attended the funeral
from out Of town, were, Mrs. Martin
Olson, and Ole Storholm, of Crookston,
Aunt and Grandfather; Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G.. Storholm, of Thief River Falls,
Uncle and Aunt Of deceased; Dorothy
and Celia Olson, Of Fargo, sisters; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Olson, of Newfolden,
brother Of Mr. Olson.
Many beautiful floral offerings were
sent as tributes Of esteem by loving
friends. The remains of Mrs Olson
were laid away to rest in the Holt GENE
terry, until the morn Of resurrection.
Peace to her memory.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
THREE SCORE YEARS AND TEN.

Editor 81. e. Mussey, Of the Grygla
Eagle, celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth
day on March 18th and the occasion
was made memorable by the gathering
OF few friends at his home in the
evening and the presentation of few
g1fts by them as tokens of friendship
ana esteem. Looking back on his life,
Mr.. Alnssey makes the following COM
ment: in his paper:
If weighed in the balance I think
that between the joys and sorrows, the
pleasures and the trouble, the bright
days and the dark ones, the bright side
would outweigh the other. There has
been; times when it seemed that only
the zone more straw would break the
back" but the good wife would come
to the rescue with the words "never
mind, cheer up, it will come out all
right" and T. would take new courage
and find that she was right, that ''every
cloud has silver lining.
sss 1T has always been my aim to try
and see the bright side Of life, to be
cheerful to the outside world, at least,
help to build up rather than tear down,
boost instead Of knock. Whether the
life has done anyone good can only
say hope so. What the future has in
store for me cannot tell but as am
at present in good health, Still feel the
effects Of old age little, shall do
my best to finish this life in such
manner that no one will be the worse
for my existence and that may be able
to do some good still, for the public in
general and Grygla and vicinity in par
ticular''
as.H Reading the above one must admit
that Brother Mussey has absorbed a
great deal Of the true philosophy Of
life. In the 1SS0's, for few years, he
and the EDITOR Of the Sheaf we're bust
ness associates in the publication of
this paper, and we then were much i'm
pressed with his cheerfulness and never
failing optimism. At this time in his
career we extend to him our sincere
congratulations and wish him good
health and length Of days until he
rounds out the full century of years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
RED CROSS NOTES

The Red Cross Home Service, as part
of it's work of helpfulness in the COM
munity, has made arrangements to send
messages to relatives living in enemy
countries. Regular mail service has not
been open to Germany or Austria or
Russia, and it may not be open again
for several months. With the war over,
people here are more anxious than ever
to have some word from their loved
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to all neighbors and friends for
valuable assistance rendered during the
last illness and at the funeral of our
departed husband and father; also for
the beautiful flowers that were contrib
uted.
Mrs Carl Turnlund,
p. J. Turnlund,
Charley A. Turnlund,
- Martin Turnlund.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Card of Thanks.

We hereby extend our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to friends and neigh
bors for their kind sympathy and as
sistance given during the long illness
and at the funeral of our beloved wife
and sister; many thanks also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Edwin A. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. John
son.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Chemistry teacher -'Why are fence

Chemistry teacher-"Why are fence
posts charred?"
Walter Fence posts are charred so
insects will not gnaw them as it hurts
their teeth
Signs Of spring are good as all the
Freshmen girls are blossoming out in
their gingham dresses.
The report cards will be given out to-
day.
We have all kinds of time in school,
as the large mahogany clock presented
by the class Of 1905, is again running.
Bertha Anderson, reporter.
S,,hsoriho for tho Wow ChooP
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank most sincerely Mrs.
Justice Carlson for kindly assistance
given us at the sickness and death of
Mrs. Clara Nelson, A friend in need is
a friend indeed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. KnutsOn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Card of Thanks.

We hereby tender our most sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted us in our late
bereavement 80 : a.J
Emil Kramer and Children.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Card of Thanks.

TO all neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted during the illness and
at the funeral of my dear wife, I here
by extend my most heartfelt thanks.
Garfield Nichols. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Swedish Mission Church.

c. w. OLSON, Pastor
Thursday. April 3-The Ladies' Aid
meets at John Anderson's at the Court
House at 2:3O pm. The Young Peo-
pies Society meets at 5 p. m. at the
same place.
Saturday, April Confirmation
Sunday, April 6-Morning services
at 1880. Sunday school at HAS. Eve
ming services at s p. m.
Wednesday, April 9-The Young Peo-
pie meet at p. m. x.,..s IS
Thursday, April 1o-Prayer meeting.
at 8 p. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Swedish Lutheran church.

: w = . w C1N0OlVv FHSCOT.E
Services at Vega next Sunday at II
a.. m. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Services at Warren next Sunday eve
ming at o'clock. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Luther League at o'clock p. M
Confirmation class meets Saturday at
1880 a.. m.
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4 Gard of Thanks.

-. ..,,N Card Of Thanks. a4s:.ss -sst. N
= We wish to extend our thanks to
those who assisted us during the illness
and death Of our dear mother, Mrs.
Nekkoline Rokke, and for the beautiful
flowers contributed. .
~. p. 0. Rokke, CT. +: +.
A. $. Rokke, .a, =
- LIZ, August Rokke, -. .,..>.. I.
s.<: i. Mrs. s. Fipberg,s.. 80 III. I"
go. .' Eugerana Rokke, ~.
Mrs. Q. B. Hanson,
~. Lavine Rokke, -. -
Ottine Rokke. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Our sav,or,. Lutheran Church.

a 7. !OLEEVS, Pastor.
day. at g.
Services Sunday evening at 500.
Special music Services in the English
m. Sunday school and Young Peoples
Bible League every Sunday at 1000.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
Scandinavian NJ. F.: Church.

K. WfNBERG, Pastor
Sunday, April 6-Mornnig services at
1O:45. Evening service at O'Clock.
Sunday school at p. An.
The Ladies Aid will meet in the
church basement on Wednesday after.
noon, the 9th. The Young People will
meet in the evening at s O'clock. Mrs.
Andrew Hanson and Mrs. Christ John.
son will serve.
All are welcome
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
THE CHuJR CHES
First nj. =. Church

2. w. BARTaOLOW. Pastor - .
The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety will have charge of the program
Sunday morning. April 9Th at 10 3 o. SEs
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Subscribe for the Warren Sheaf.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

limb bic @rloubnis bieies einen
pierteliG6rli9en 8eludes, ben Sntel
Strip 5ugelofen bate. e%ntfprang
audi nur Dem @%goismus, oenn Bruno
muBte i9m bann INNER einen 8orz
trag iber bic neueIten @rrungenf6afz
ten unb Grfobrungen Der dr3tliden
RunIt 6atten. 9as belt Sntel Strip
I'm SntereKe Der pielieiti9en geoba9>
iun9en an ieinem &0rper fir unerlGBz
lid.
Sir 6eute bate Bruno Ieinen
8aiu9 gemeloet uno fdon I'M griefe
an%geoeutet, bob er cine iiberaus pi9s
4iee Mitteilung gu MAIDEN bate.
Mit fieberbafter Sponnung fab
bes9alb Sntel Strip ieinem 9om~
men ent9egen.
Ra6oem Tih Bruno bur9 Elm 0ess
i%nfettionsboD fir 0nfel Strip emp
fangsfd6ig semu6t batte, fam natiir<
Hid bas @eiprd4 ioglei4 ouf jenen
brennenben puntt.
Der Meni49eit itsbt cine i4pere
9riifung beoOr, Iieber Snfel", 6eri4>
tete Bruno. r@ine Seude f4pebt in
Der Cuff, bic bisber NOD gar ni4t
befannt mar unb pobl audi erit our4
8erf9lappung anberer 2eiOen e%ntitanz
ben lit: Die meiben poden."
lin @ottesipiuen, Bruno! Boden!
unO ou9 nod peiBel Die miii1en bod
fur6tbor gefdbrli4 iein."
Sinh Iie aud, Ontel9en!" fubr
Der S6elm nit WeltIdmer5miene
fort. Isle fibren unbeOinst gum
sObe. unb bod bari man es Sen
2euten ni9t iogen. @s piirOe ii9 Der
Menf6Fit cine ungebeure angit be-
mG6tigen, uno Angit Oisponiert an
nnb fir ii9 geIunbe 2eute geraOe gu
bieIer &rant6eit."
,,unb pel9e @,aenb tperOen lie be-
treffsn2" fragte Ontel Stripp be-
henb.
Die psiBsn goden bepur8ugen bic
ssmdBigte Gone"
GrbIei6snb fant Sntel Strip qua
rid unb befabl @aD, Dem 9ienItmGOs
den, i6m bos 9eiGstursbuh gu 6rins
gen, ru er bic Q6iidt bo6e, nit benz
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
Die weiben Dockcn,
Gtmnrrahr uum Frrmann IrrnulRr. Gfrmnttz.

Ontel Strip mar elm f%onOerbarsr
Sau3. Su ieinem groBen &opfe
f6ien ni6ts onoeres YloB gefunben
gu baben, ols Der Sob jenss peiiimis
ftiI9sn P%biloiopben: Die @eburt 1T
FER erIte 8eim oes SoOes". llno bic
fer SaB mar tim @runbIaB uuO
QeitTtern feines 2ebens, benn mebr
bangle elm Gegsnnurm, Der ii6er Ii9
bic bsrni6tenos StiefelIoble oes Mens
1dsn ii9 ienten Iiebt, nt4t lin ietn
9e6en, ais Ontel Strip.
Seine 8ibliothet ent9ielt Denn
nidtS oIS meoi5iuiide unO a%ut6ropo--
IogiI6e Werfe, aus 0enen er lid cine
unmenge &enntniiIe nn9eleIen bottle.
@r tannte bic perItedteIten SDmptOs
me IGmtlider Sobtrantbeiten, uno
Iein OaIein mar cine ununterbro4ene
&ontroQe borauf bin an leinem eiges
nen 80rper.
Sing er ouf Der StraBe, 70 bIie6
er mad ie 5ebn Minuten Deges ites
ben uno priifte iOrJfdm letnen Bulls
f9lng. 9as tat er nit 10 geniIen=
batter SprgFalt uno RegelmdBigteit
aud mitten auf Der Strabe, boB emit
bic ftGbtif9s 5euerpebr nit Der au>
tomobilfpriBe poran in bouiter 5abrt
Hopper muBte, neil Sntel Strip Die
goKags perfperrte unO ieinen puls
IDntolierte. Sing er Die Sreppe
binarif, 10 bIteb er mad iebem Sreps
penabIoBe Iteben, fog bic 2uft 3peiz
Bis breimal i4orf bur9 ben 9eOffnes
ten Munb elm uno Ioufdte babel nit
~geIpiBten Obrsn, ob nidt ettpa Elm
pFeiFenbes 9erdui9 bDrbar fet, benin
sr puBts, bob Oies bag 3ei4en oitb@
motii9er @rtrantung mare.
Sben %an9etommen, unterfu9te er
bur9 einsn Bid in ben Spiegel bic
5drbung feiner Ndfe, benn ss itanb
gsI9rieben: v0a9sblei9e RofenipiBe
beutet auf 9er3leiOen."
9esglei9en belt ct feline Sdnbe gez
gen bas 2idt uno a9tete oufmertIam
ouF bic Gdrbung Der Ndgel. MOaten
bod einge Ner3te aus Der ins 8laue
Ipielenben 6drbung Der 6in9erndgel
nit 8eitimmtbeit ouf 9erafebIer Oiog<
npiti3ieren.
Ontel Strip bate einen Reffen,
Romens Bruno.
Bruno ftubierte Meoi5in unO
6urfte in ieoem Quartale einmul
Dnfel Strip befuden. bitter ni9t.
penn biefe Mebi3iner, bic in Der
Rlinit nit oIerbanb &ronten in Be-
ribung tommen, idleppen etnem nur
Miasmen uno 8atterian ing 9ous,"
pfIegte OnteI Strip gu fagen.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

mir. GongetraBe 16. sic eefoIen
mir, Sic gefalen mir iebr. Sd tOnnte
5reunbf9oft nit Sbnen f4IieBen,
8riOerf9oft, Sic g%eiunoer, gebirns
ftatfer Monn. Bpnen Sic bos arl<
nebnen, beute abenb Bel elmer 5Gaf9s
@ein?"
,8itte, perfiisen Sic iiber midi"
.@ut, olfo auf Z ubr, 2angeitroBe
16. Qeben sic pobl!!"
@r fdjitteIts ibm beibe !9dnbe 10
Iebr, boB 8iletf6ere unb Signolz
pfeife ollf ben 8oben fielen unb itieg
ab, UNI oie paor StraBen nod benz
@tootpalOe gu SUB 5uridaulegen.
Nuf benz Mege bobin traf er nod Ell
nise rge6irnftarteA, bic er ole gu ii4
Tub, {oboB ct I'M NbenD cine 9an5e
@eIeuf9aft bon StraBenfebrerr,
G6ornHeinfeeern, 2aternenpuBerr
ufm. gu ertparten bate, um Die bpgiez
niI9e Souptforoerung feines Neffen:
.3ufammenf6luB Der 9eiunOen" in
bic praris gu iibertrogen.
Sn .freubiger Stimmung boriiber,
boB es bod nod cine grOBere Nn5abl
eefunSer Men19en gGbe, als er Oerz
mutet bate, feBte er feinen Meg fort,
als pl0BGi9 apei 9dnbe feline &e9te
umtlammerten uno Freuoi9 f4iittelten.
Gs mar fein 6reunb StDder, Der i'm
70 ber3li4 begriiBte.
Mie ors alien Simmeln eeitiir3t,
fob Ontel Strip an bieien 9dnben
bas aebnfude 3ei6en bes ii4ern Sos
bes.
n9u bof mid gemorbst!!"
f9rie er auf unb preBte feline Sdnoe
ftDbnenb an bic S9ldfen. %, bob
mir Der Sob aus 9einer 9anb tom=
men muB, BON Dir, ben i'd emit 10
iebr g%eliebt!"
.4ber, mas bolt 9u Oenn?" fra9t:
Der onOere. nWar mein 9riff 10
i9mer8baft?"
80, frose ni6t.. b0bne ni6t!
Define Monbe, Define entfeBli9en
Monbe! sic bef9einen morgen elm
2eidenfelO, unb id bin oos erite
Spfer."
Slider grifF fi4 unter ben 9ut,
ipo a~Ierbines 3pei Monbe i'm erften
@iertel Der @ntpidelung itanoen.
Qtber bos NOR bod gu grob, einem
Manne bon Sc Safren, Oer ii9 GEE
piB ohre S9eu nit feiner Sonfur
ieben lofen Tam, bies bier por5utpers
fen.
strip. On biF Elm @robian",
Iagte er oesholb erntli9 er6oit.
rltn0 gu Bit Gin Woroer, iomobl,
io9ar Elm MaRenm0roer. Du Bit
perleudt bur9 unb bur9. 0ein
Sou6 ipeit Gift. On Define Soblen
beftet ii9 bas @efpenit bes Sobes!"
Domit fprong er ieitpdrts in bag
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
Der hataliabrmnsn I'M ArAadenbOf der uaiensr univerftat.

Cine 3ieroe oeS bon mddtigen Dir
fu0engangen umge6enen Sofs Der
@iener llniberlitdt lit Ser bon 8ro-
felior g0mu1lo Seamer gei6affene
monltmentole 9rlinnelt. Son benz
@eoanfen allsgebeno, Die 9odi6ule
ols 8orn oes @iIiens gu ipmboliiie-
rem, mG6lte Scr &iinltler ols Wotip
Ieiner 0oriteaung sic bonn grie6i-
l6en MeDt6os nerfl1rte Aucae Der
aoltolia in 9elpbi am 6uBe oeS
8arnoiios. als decentralization oeS
BilienS ge0oft, iibt auf einem
altardbnliden 1bron oie anennpnl-
pie &oitalia bod aufgeri6tet IN III
re. berben Sltngfrdulidfeit, Die @an-
Be in ben SdoB gelegt uno Die an-
gen gei6lofien. Iblolutl Gube 1T
iiber bic meiBe Warmorgeltalt alts-
gebreitet. Die 5arten Salten oeS
leidten @etparoes flieBen wie @ai-
Ter iiber oie pouen 8ormen bes
fraftig gebauten &orpers. Sbre
langllnlge, 51tternOe SeiDegltf9 III
Dos ein3ige 2ebenoige an Der @e-
ltolt. Sos ener9iihe Slim, Der berbe
Mllno, Die geidloiienen 9lugen, baS
meide SOAR, bon Dem Die id0ne
Ctirn umrabmt miro, unO ooS li6
i'm @oefen 81 eillem ¬en perei-
nigt, perIeiben Dem gntlib Der NDm-
pfc eiuen ernit-feierli6en, bobeits-
poQcn Musorud. Die geidloilenen
@ugcn erfIdrt ser &iinltler ourd eli
men &eranteter an Der Seitenpano
oes S6roies, Ser alio lautet: uWfein
Sdlof lit S%rdulnen, aus Dem Sraum
cntItano bic grfenntnis." 9orauf
oeltet altd Ole gcbeimnispoae &nbe
bin, sic rings Inn sic Aneae oe5
@iiiens berriGt.
Ger Sbron, altf Oem Die 6igur
litt, cr6ebt iiG ouf einem mddtigen,
reAtedigcn 9lof bon gel6li6em Nar-
NOR, aus oeiien Stirnieite Elm 8ai-
ieritrabl in elm fleines @eden ipru-
belt. Auf Dem beroorragenoen &a1-
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
Gus Sierrcd)t Oes &farrers.

Sn &ubnibi9 bel @ur5en i'm SEQ
nigrei9 Sabien ru6te auf Der Bfor'
re elm uralteS Gedt, oas in ieiner
gigentiimlihfeit wobl ein0ig oa.
itano. Der @eiitliGe ioar namli9
befllgt, oltdglidJ aus Der @rbidanfe
bier S6leiffannen @ier fir fiiuf
@fennige ieoe Same bolen al lai.
len ooer an Srt uno SteQe gu trim.
fen, modte bas Bier bier ODER an
anoeren Sten AUDI nod 10 teuer
lem. 9ariibcr entltonoen aber in
neuerer 3cit 8pii6en ben Sfarrber.
rem uno Den @rbiddnren 10 oielfas
DIE St~reitigfeitciL OaB I'M g~egenudr.
tigen SabrhunOert Der A~mtsbaupt.
mann BON asgi1 zen oen CRIB
i6enfcn pt0 0eia 35a )r einen Ser.
glei6 aG i4loB rno pom &oniilto-
RUM gu 2sur3cH tigen lieB, mo-.
na6 Der 8iarrberr cit oieier 3eit
elm aus iaAtll@ 2 Galern belteben.
oes, II 0albiaBfs .aten ~ausau3ab.
Ienoes 8ielleQat aytpf1ngt.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

9timmung pie iOnit Damn npll.r
er ieine Saf9enubr bon elmer Eeparaz
tur a6bolen. 2ange umf9li9 er ben
ubrmo9srlabsn, UNI erIt Die Singer
b,5 Qabeninbabers elmer gefunbbeits=
omtli9en &ontrolIe gu unter3ie6en.
9a aber niemonO gu feben nor, trdt
CT tnOIi9 Elm.
Der ubrmo9er nonnte Sen prei5
unD punberte iid, parum Snfel
Strip inn immer fp auf Die 9dnoe
Itarre.
Onfel Strip be3oblte bic %gefurberz
tie Summe unb polte e6en bic ubr aus
ben 9dnben 0es u5rma9ers in @mpz
fang ne6men, als er einen Sammer-
I6rei ausitieB.
Gr botte Die gefd6rIi4en 8orboten
Ger peiBen poden entOedt. 4m
@runbe Der rOiigen 6i~ngerndgal bes
ubrma9ers paren feline neiBe 9albz
mpnb9en Ii9tbar.
Inter nirren Heben retirierte On
fel Strip na9 Der Sire, pdbreno
inn Der l19rmo4er Die u6r ent9egen.
bielt, urb ii9 inn ndberte.
rNebmen sic bod Sbre ubr, 9err
Strip! Nas 1T Sbnen bsnn2"
,N9 - msin 2eber, msin
@rpBge6irn! sic 9oogepei9ter
bic, --- bic peiBen ---
9iroits fpar er.
&opfI9iittelnb fotgte inn Der l1br=
nader elm paar S6ritte, aber Snt,l
"trip lief in blinber 5lu4t quer
iiber bic StroBe unb fprong auf ben
nG9Iten eben abfa6renoen Srambabn>
pogen, benz S9affner brett in Ri:
Mrme.
lin @ottsspinen, Mann greifen
sic mid ni9t on" rief er ibm srts
gegen. sd babe meme 9onb1dube
Iieg:n IoHen unD mein @e9irn 1T mir
5u lieb."
.Mo 1T benn Ser entIprunsen?"
ba9te Der brape 9ermesjinger unO
3pg bic b~ilfsbereit ausgcitredte 9oao
tpiebsr auriid.
0ab.i gslone Is Ontsl Strip. eis
men Bid auf bic @reifperfoeuge beg
S9affners gu tun. Soft fei Don't!
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

men, ben 'r ofs prOteFor Setari@ os
Iteute.
Mit pi9tiger Miens 3oa rst .ia
6aIbFumpfes 9oiiermeKer berpal. sop
aug cin,m 6Idi9en Elm paor 9togfer.
9aarol Oorouf uno brodte CHtel
Strip Orei bormlois Shnitt. au
Oberorm BEL, fir fpelhen Qiebeso n
inn Sntel Strip $50 M. uno feii m
ReFfen elm @%rotisbonoror BON so .9.
3ablte.
geitOem 1T sr bic angf Dor be
Qnitedung log, uno lebt nod beutt
gliidli6, Der CUTE Onfel Strip.
Wenn er ober ouf ieinen Spa5ier>
gdn9en einmal feinen 9ebensretter
trifft, 70 aiebt er tief ben 9ut Dor ibm
unb preiit i'm Sti1en bod Oen Grim
Der OeS Gerums gegen bic peiBen
Poden.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

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&auies ge9eniiber Dem fonigliden
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Iesteren itarf beeintra6tigt peroen
fonnte, lno einen borten &f bat
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