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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
AUDITORIUM.

, Francis x Eastman has role in which he can do big things, He- is forced to fight his way every fool of the picture and proves himself equal to the task He i~ lhH type '"l AIGler.can one would eXpPrU Ho see, and he does the things that every red bIooded American would do under the circurn stances.
 Equally strong and prominent is Beverly Bayne. She is daring wo- man wiling to risk everything loT France. She displays qulcX wIt and
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
KNOXVILLE

Rev. F C. Eldredge of Mantle preached Sunday morning at the Bap- tisl church. taking his text from Heb. lI-5o. By Faith the Wells of Jericho ell Down" MT Eldredge also sang n offerrOry solo 'TiS Jesus.
 Mrs. 'arl Johnson entertained her grandmother, Mrs Letitia Comstock of MOntville Center last week.
 Miss Maude ennetr leaves this
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
What l. Going On Tonight

Theatre.
 Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre
 Moving Pictures at t..e Aud.tor.um Theatre.
 Moving Pictures at .the Majestic Roof Garden
 shetucket Lodge, No. 27. I. o. Q. F.. meets in Odd Fellows Hal.
 Norwich Nest, No. lo9b, Q. Q. O., m leets in. Owls Hal.
 Naurcgan Louge, No. 6, k, Of F.. meets in Pythian Hall.
 st: Anne..s T. \. Society meets in T. A. E, Building. .- |. Court Qu.uehauE. No l2S. F. of A, saeets in Foresters' Hall. .r fe SacHem Chapter. 70 5'. c. [. 5-, meets n Chamber of Commerce Build
 Norwich Lodge Star of Bethlehem, meets at Ste.ner's Hail.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09

judgment and adds to the role touch that makes it distinctly her own She has way of telling a story by the twinkle of the eye or movement of the head It is q trait that might not be noticed by the casual observer be- cause it blends so well with the story and is a big factor in putting il over.
 Jean Paige does an unusual bit of acting in the character Of Suzett". Her death scene is highly commend able. l.. Rogers Lytton as Baron Won Steinbach and Karl Dane as Lltuten- ant Won Berghe.n. deserves mention for the way they handle the heavy roles. They certainly put all that. E mean and contemptible into action ana draw misses from the audience.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

sackus Hospital Aumnae Postponed
 The regular meeting of the B4ckus Hospital Aiumnae has been post poned to Wednesday. Sept. r..
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09

of all rare things on earth. About the hardest to find Is q man who makes love to his wife
 When there's trouble on his mind
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
Poisoned by Ink.

Behind the scenes at the Globe the
ater. where, to the delight of all play
goers. Miss Violet Vanbrugh has scor-
ed another wonderful success In
Trimmed In Scarlet" the famous &C
tress told me this amusing story Of her
early days.
1--WE were playing Romeo and JUL
let on tour" she said. "and one night
In the poison scene. Juliet found her
self without phial. The audience
was waiting. and in despair she
snatched an ink-bottle from the stage
carpenter. and gasping 'Is 1t emptyT
rushed on.
But when the hapless lady raised
the bottle to her lips and tipped It
downwards, q stream Of ink descended
over her chin and down her white
dress. The house yelled at the CONT
cal sight."-London Tt-Bits.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
LAY ALL UNDER CONTRIBUTION
Persian Oeryi shea Demand Aims a. q
Right, and Simple People Read
lily Give Up

..a.r - p.rs,,, sifa which illus.
,rstss tho xmpIa and superstitious
na,urs ~ tba ,aonIa of tho midesst is
tbe;r ,o,sro,ca ~ III, darvishes. These
wa;rd gv,svI;,,. 5.rr,r, rp..st The
cities ami annoy IN. yiiI,r. fox in
n.Ssipg fr,n ono ,J,.. :, another. ac-
cordinr TO their vows of itinsrlnry.
These are not the whirliag der SHE'S
Of circus fame. Whirlinr p.r!d D. 90
e,eru.tjc form IF w,-S:.,D t,r he
member, of this rlo,r ,'..,l- T., -.
class Tn .j- rr.,-.,r ,y.r.., - .,... -
of walE;?. slowly ,a.I bi,"@ :. i .,Cn
"a anpv;a., her ..-.S......
The d-rvi,n ii r.~,t, - ianwu ~
his berrn. ,o,yl. rrr.~,'. .no 1niiIa!
skin en-. ,ll ,r,b II. NrDnn.
which i ,>u,i,, ,,T.,; .i.,vrn through
with u,:t>. ~ ~ .,rr,p lousy.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
GIVEN NAMES or PRESIDENTS
Historical Appellations Bestowed on
SUBMITS Of Mountain Range in
Old Vermont

Heretofore when one spoke Of the
presidential range everyone - every
New Englander. ut Ieast-knew. with
out further particulartzing. that Mount
Washington and its attendant SUBMITS
was the subject. writes Allen Cham
berIain in the Boston Evening Tran
script
Henceforth one must needs be more
specific. since during the last year
rival presidential range has appeared
on the map in Vermont That region,
hitherto generally spoken Of as :he
Bread Loaf Mountain section, lying
between Nljdlebury gap and the Lip
cOln-Warran pass. was but little
known. ayrept in its Southerly portion.
until the Green Mountain club men
ran their Skyline trail through. They
found there a maze Of unnamed sum-
mitS grouped as in council. and seem
ingly worthy OF being recognized az
individuals of distinction.
Just north " these heights is the
rugged mass WhOSA submits have been
known for more than half century as
Mounts Abraham and Lincoln. Quite
naturally the idea Of new presiden-
tial range arose and. with great parti-
san restraint. four Of the neighbOring
mountains were therefore named
Mount Grant. Mount Grover Cleve-
land, Mount Roosevelt and Mount
Woodrow Wilson
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
Ne Mere Shiny oomes.

After the wonders which We have
seen worked for the soldiers who suf.
fered Disagreement during the war
It Is not surprising that plastic sur
geons are turning their attention to
improving civilians also. Ugly noses,
projecting ears hareIips and all sorts
of other obstacles to good looks will
probably be easily corrected in the
.not-far.away future. The most in
terssting thing along this line which
has been recently discovered II that
no one need suffer from badness any
more. BY grating piece Of skin
from some part of the head where
hair IS still growing onto the bald
patch, new covering is said to be
insured.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25

1t M being carried out and
npleteness Of the arrange
on the nine car train which Is
the psrtA
fhe rearsis the private car May
s, occupied BY the President and
s. Wilson. Ns1t Is a compartment
! ! ~. ~ secretary Tumulsy: Aa-
- !; IS Grayson. Mr.. Wilson's Phys, S
J. tour stenosraphers. the chief
sssit,ye clerk and seven secret seI-
: mss. Byond are three compsrt,
4 ,nt cars which house twensyons one
=, ,ondents. Eve movie men. sna
raphic and railroad expert
ere is . dinner. a club car ano
.ase cars. one Of them con
to q business once ne
srectly On time ss. every
80 avssasnstsa tsa4."shs
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
Fill FashionS

Mr.. r. w. Dalton. in his report OF
the trade Of the Fiji islands. says
Shirts are gradually gaining in popu'
larity amons the Fijians. All kinds
of soft tennis shirts with collar and
pocket or collar and two pockets sell
freely. These shirts are usually worn
for dEessy occasions. when the ma
tfves are generally clothed in white
or cream. There Is an increasing de
maud for khaki shorts and trousers
The shorts ar" a''her plain or with
buckle lsrce, aud are being worn bJ
Fila snen beneath Or instead Of
ION cl1th. Thcra "A wise 5 large sait
slS uaoFeili IL
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
MINIMIZING WEAR

We have added smoothness as well as
strength. By exacting methods we are mini
mizing wear
We have reduced power waste in the mo-
ter. The crankshafts are twice balanced on
two new-type machines.
Gears are mated to exactness. Engines
are tested on electric thermometers. Rear
axles are tested by electric apparatus. Trans
missions are tested in sound-proof room.
We have spent over 100000 on new
machinery and equipment to attain this finer
car.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
CHEAPER OPERATION

Every effort has been made to cut down
cost Of upkeep. A thermostat controls the
temperature of liquids, air and gas. A new
method secures better vaporization. Fuel
cost has been lessened.
Other improvements keep the car looking
new. The body frame is extra-staunch. A
new-type top has been adopted top which
wont grow shabby. Extra finish gives endur-
ing luster. Interlaced hair is used in the up
holstery to keep the cushion shape.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
The Fulfillment of a Is Year Ambition.

This new Mitchell Six is our ideal of a
fine car after 16 years experience.
We have worked for two years on it. It
embodies over 100 improvements on our pre-
war Six And most of them are made to add
endurance.
Never has a Mitchell model met with
such a welcome. Every car which goes out
is winning more men to it. And every year,
with such car, will add to its prestige.
To a man who is seeking car in this
class it offers many new points to consider.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
THE FUTURE TYPE

What We have done is this:
We have fixed new standards, part by
part, based on countless Mitchell records.
We brought in many specialists to help.
We have fixed new tests-exacting tests
to prove and insure these standards.
We have developed new Mitchell spirit.
Every man believes that these perfections
mark the future type of Six. Every work
man, tester and inspector feels his response
bility.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25

Phone 167 and have the. latest
Model Singer sent to your house at
once. KINGSTREE FURNITURE
COMPANY
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25

We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the pub
lie have in 666 Chill and Fever
Tonic.-adv.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
AN HONEST CAR

The new car is beauty. It is new in
lines and color, in finish and equipment. But
the great fact is that in hidden parts we give
you the best we know.
This new Six will keep its newness The
satisfaction which it gives you will endure.
The years will show its quality.
The price is kept down by factory eff
cheney. In this model plant we build the COM
plete car-notor, chassis and body. And in
every department we use modern cost-reduc
ing methods
5-Passenger Touring Car
$3.50 f. o. b. Factory
120-Inch Wheelbase-40 b. p. Motor
3-Passenger Roadster, same price
Also built as Sedan and Coupe
Passenger Touring Car
S1S75 f. O.. b. Factory
127-Inch Wheelbase-48 h. p. Motor
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25
COAST TO COAST
]. S. FOR LEAGUE
lnlee,n WILSON 4.
Is ACROSS
FOR CHANGES
Feei That Presidents Guild
Should BE HeId-He Regards
PACT Az Sure to Come Soon.
iBy Mt. Clemens News Bureau)

by Mt. Clemens News Bnreau)
sboard President Wilson's Special
I4nSVFrom the Capital at Washing
Ito the Tar Pacific coast the presi-
e Of The United States has jour-
Eed on the most unusual expedition
br undertaken by Q chief executive
the nation.
b discuss national questions. many
.sidents have toured the land: but
Wilson IL; laying before America
which affects the whole
I'd the question Of whether or not
are 10 join In the league Of Ma
~: whether we are to forget our
mer isolation and share with the
lsr peoples .of the earth the respon-
ilities Of mssntaining civilization
] preventing. as he says we can do.
ure warfare.
3etween the capital and the coast
~ 1ent fmade' fifteen speeches
dozen brief talks. All Of
n citizens listened to him.
pms had the chance to see
arently everyone wanted
from those who thronged
Of the cities and towns
stopped, to those who came
rsilside or stood at little fag
in remote places. knowing
ay reward could be heetiug
Ind q wave Of the hand.
smet and talked to all types
5us-to men big in the bust
hancias and professional worlds.
mers and mechanical workers.
adians and cowboys and foreign
herders and rangers. to soldiers
10 mothers who lost soldier-sons
late war.
at 10 they all tell him. unant-
they Say they want peace
W settled. they want no more
hey want the League Of Ma
md most of the American peo-
may BE- fairly said. tell the
MT they want the League Just
without the reservations or
lents which certain senator's
listed upon. The majority OF
kgax to those who interview
Il hits tsAr:
Iodfow Wilson guided Us rightly
and during the war with Ger
We entered that war. every
grees, to end all wars. He says
agpe can do that. We want to
& % let us keep on trusting him
bt the league into operation as
=, possible. Forget politics"
bt Americans encountered on the
have {orgotten politics Repub-
GoverH1rs and Mayors have in
heed the president to his audi
|; the Major part Of the local COM
kses which have met him have
bn Republicans. They have all said:
= are nothing but Americans. Mr..
Ssident..
Mr. WlIson's arguments for The
)gue, briefly summarized, are those:
srS can be no peace. either now
ne future, without 1t. There
be q regrodping of nations
- Balance Of Power" which
to lead to war. There can
yirs the future. with the
istence, because no single
defy the united rest Of
II 1t did, 1t could be
|ps BY an economic
thout the use Of arms.
no reduction In the
zxl until the league Is es-
~ IN; nations will not 60
pence time production IN
that peace Is definitely
hat production Of war
longer necessary.
,n sr,.tencs tor ra,.
And canifaI all oyer
be made closer and
ID the worker WIN 70:
Shars Of what he pro.
-.sosw
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-25

The rear springs are unbrealkable in use,
as shown by countless tests. And they are
long cantilevers which give matchless riding
comfort.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
Sm 6Iirs5ens mad Dem @urOpuI.

ltnter allen Yroieften, 0ie oos
Menldengebirn felt S%obrbun0erten
6ci91ftigt baben, rogt an 9eocutnna
hno an @r0Be Der oofiir ge6radten
Spfer Die gepIante @rreidung Der
sole Der @roe berpor. @S lag oober
nobe, na1oem ale 8eriude, ben
gloro- ooer Siiopol orf Dem 2ono.
iUege 81 erreidelt, nit mebr ooer
treniger itarfen 6eblidlGgen geen0igt
Bubeu Der Soee, Oos geitedte 3iel
ouf Dem 2uftpege on5uflicgen,
naber5utreten.
llno in Der Cat iilo bereits in
Stem Oorf oie abihlieBenOen &orbe.
reitungen %getroffen i'm CONNER OeS
n1dlten Sobres Die grreidrng oes
9toropoIs nit Dem 6lug5eug gu per-
fu1en. SIN aeroflub, AZ. StraBe
mo Maoiion apeniie, bot cine fleine
8ritppe bon Ab%enteurern, inter it,
nen &opitGn &obert q. Bartlett, Ser
ols &ommonoeur oes S9iffes .&oo.
lcbelt" Die brittle groder 2ano &elief
Expedition Ieitete uno nit Yeorp
bereits 5tpeimal in BEN arftiihen &e-
gionen mar, iid Dorgenommen, oas
aroBe Broieft 81 unternebmeu.
Die expedition ion bon Dem moro
li6iten Yunfte @r0nIanos, @tob,
ausaeber, bon mo- man nit einem
eigens fir oieien 3Ded fonltruierteu
aeroplon Die 700 MeiIen LANCE
Strede bis 5lim 4oropol in iefs
Stunoen 6uriid6uIegen plant. Sn
hem Eol ielblt lit cine fur5e Gan.
rung nor9eicben, Inn bort Ole ameri-
foniide 6Iogge ST biiien. Bon bort
gebt Die &eiie peitere 700 Weilen
ilber Sdnee uno Gis nad Dem libiri-
idlen Sap Si6eliusfin.
&n porgeidobenen @orratsitelen
tDiro es nidt feblen uno, iopcit
meni9Ii6e llnpoafommenbeit es Dor.
ieben fam, lit Die eieentlide @efabr
fir Die &eiienoen MIR alif Die 1400
Wtellen Don GtaD bis Slblrle1 be-
ifrdnft.
aber mas miro ben fiibnen @ben.
teurern geideben, tpenn iie bel ibrer
2anoung auf Dem Hol ielbit ungliif
Eaben, tpenn oaS gebrehli6e Sabr-
5elig cine i9lefte 2anoung ourh-
MAIDEN mllB 1lno oieueidt III Triiml-
mer gebt9
Abgeidnitten bon oIler 3ipiliia-
ton uto fern bon auer Silfe iino
iie oller 8orausfidt nod einem emf
ieblifen Sooe ausgeiebt, oenn an
@cbrungsmitteln uno bacterial oil.
eerer Art fam oas 5Iiig5erg natiir-
lid MIR oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit
nebmen.
@eoanfen oieier strt fommen aber
ncn mutigen M1nnern gar ni6t:
init edit amerifanii6er Hube erflG-
len iie einfad, oaB Der BIaa ~ge-
lineen m%iiiie".
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31

Der SomiIie, Der goter. ocn Seinen
nIs ndtcnsmerter, relpcftobIcr Monn
erifeint. 'Sier lit elm 9eilpieI, oas
tdglid) oorfommt un0 oieaeidt BON
Sbnen nod nie beod)tcf muroe. Sn
Den mciItcn 6obrifen gibt es gar
feline o0er uoHig ungeniigcnoe @clea
gen6eit sum @oiden. Ser 6obrif-
or6citer muB olio nit glrbeitsihpeib
uno Shmlt beocdt no6 &ouie gebcn.
90 fctnmt cr bel ieiner Somilic an,
idlmicrig, idmubig, idneiBig unO
libel rie6en0. Semen &inoern iebt
er Oamit fem nod)abmensDertcs 9ei-
ipieI. Seine Srnu wirft inn in Dem
3ultanO nift 0ie Irme I'M oen Sails
aus 6rcuoc iiber feline Seimfunft.
llnO sic @emobnbeit miro our Sat.
fade. GinOer uno Miitter lino ga.
ter neroen chamber gleidgiiltig.
Shmub, Der BON orouBen ms Solts
ge6rodt miro, bleibt elm Sousge-
noiIe. Sn oen meiiten Glrbeiterpob.
nlngen finOen mir MIR menig unO
un3uI1nglide @e%legenbeit CUR GRIND
lifcn forperlihen .&%einiqun9. 3u-
nGdIt iorgt fir iolde @eleocnbeit aif
Den arbeitsiteGen. Solicit oen Or.
better all, iid griin0lid gu idubern,
ebe er sic arbeitsiteue perldBt, oamit
er mie Elm Nenid ausIiebt. Gin iou.
bcrer Nrbeitsmann miro auh Gin gu-
ter lopaler amerifanii6er Eotriot
mer0en.
Gdidt feline ainoer in Die 6abrif
onItott in Die S6ule. Sn unierer
Stoot eeben 81 Yro3ent oaer ainoer
i'm Sitter BON IA bis 1412 Sobren
sur Mrbeit. Sic fonfurrieren NIT
ihren Gdtern I'M Arbeit unO 2pbn.
Gin FOLDER 3uitano lit OoS gr0Bte
@ergeben gegen Gmerifaniiierung.
@cbt ben 9inOern Sfule, giien uno
aleiocr. 9ei9iibt lire @%eiunobeit
- @ir boben ia @elo oo3rt, 8iaio-
men oafiir. 2oBt olte 2eute in Srie-
oen 8ltr &iibe geben. @inem alien
Sunoe fam man feline 9ltnltltiide
me6r beibringen. @ebt oen 3inoern
6aber Die @usbiloung. 0as miro
3inien tragen uno 100pro5entigen
9lmerifanismus."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
Sn Scr Gdrefensfammer Der WG-
Oame SnHanS.

Gin aufrcgenoesi Abenteuer ipiel-
te ii6 in Der S6redensfammer Der
Maoame Snliauo in 2onoon ab, BEL
Dem elm oorpibiger iunger Yoriier
cine re1t fl6gli9e &oue ipielte.
Oieler iab iid aufdnig in Der i6oii.
erli6cn Mbteilung gang ouein, uno
oas CAB ibm cine ori9inele Soee.
Inter oen Martermerf5eu9en uno iii
Itoriiden Moroinltrumenten, Die BORT
our SGnu Itanoen, befano iih ond
oas llrbilo Der @uiaotine, nit Der
Morie Mntoinette bingeridtct moroen
NOR.
r@as fir cine romantiide Sade
miiBt es iciu" = 10 oa6te Der iunge
Meni6 - s%ieinen &als in oieieloe
r9unette" gu iteden, in Der Der Sails
Ser lingIiidli6en 9onigin emit ge-
ru6t bat!~
@eoa6t,getan. Gr Iegte li6 MIC
Scr, oriidte Die Sober uno idloB ons
SaIsbono iiber li9. @ls er ieiner
@ruieIiu6t genlig getan, poate er
uicoer berous. 90 erfaBte i'm elm
Idredlider @e0onfe. @ie, penrt er
nun sic unredte Sober beriibrte, an.
itott bob Die r2unette" iid Uieoer
6ffnete, oas entieslide MeIier auf
Ieinen &opf berunterioulte2! 8or
@ntiescn i9rie er laut ouf or mint
ielte un6 iammerte uno rief INN
Silfe.
@IiidliderpeiIe nobte Elm Siibrer
oes Embellishments nit elmer S6ar
8eiu9ern. Ser iiberi9aute iofort Die
Situation, erfannte aud, ga er oes
Sranooiiiden mddtig mar, aus ben
Musrufen BEG unter oie @uiGotine
@erotenen oen 3uiammenbang Ser
So9e uno mafte ii6 oas 8ergnii.
gen, Die iibIe Gage oes 8arilers gu
@unlten oes 9auies alts5umlBen. @r
belt ieinen @aiten iofort einen gor-
trag iiber Die @uinotine un0 erlau.
terte iie an benz porliegenoen 8ei-
ipiel, nobel er bon 3eit 5u 3eit Dem
@equGIten ouf Sran5oliid %5urief:
y9outer freii9enl - Seftiger 5ap-
peln!~ uno oergleifen mebr.
0ic 3ul6ouer iparen iiber oies
S6anIpieI icbr eritaunt uno beDun-
oerten bo6li9 Die portreifli6e @aimif
oes @uiQotinierten, Ser, ben ibm ge-
i~pcnoetcn 8eifaa nit grimmigem
Slufen ertpioerno, inter 3uriidlai.
lung leines Suites. mie elm @e6ester
0abon rannte.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31

ebsnio Iagners nEarii'af" unO
Sopons nShopiung" mo rSoGrcs.
seiten". Die briten @erfe Sduoels
foaen in icine ieh8iger Sabre.
Son wiIienidaitliten @erfen
ieien erp16nt: 3cnons' n@ei6idte
oes iIraelitiid)en Bottles, Garlples
.@eididte 6rieOrids Oes @roben".
Der finite gonO non Mommiens
.H0miid)er @eidifte", Safob
@rimms nGeididte Ser Oeutiden
Gprade" mo .0eutides @orter.
buf~, bon Oi6tungen: ser 5pcite
Seil Oes .Oon Guirote" unO sic
Gooeaelt Oes Ceramics, Gorneiaes
,gttila" unO .Situs unO @erenice",
Miltons nSomion Igoniites" uno
iein Heterogeneous Yaraoies"
@oItaires Gamble, ser lcste Sell
bon 2eiages .@iI 9las". S6Iens
iDmboliide OramenOidtungen nad
Der n&eOon 8obler~, 3oIas .@cri-
te~. Son p6iIoiopbiiten @erfen icien
genannt S1openbauers yYarer9o
unO Yaralipomena" ltn0 Stuart
Mias ngiiap on S6eism".
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
Gin nbsefHbrtcr @amaidcn. @rObiam.

Bon einem englii6en General in
Sii0nfrifa er51blte Der aricgSfor-
Respondent zines 2onOoner 9lattes
iolgen0e AnefOote: Der General &,
ser mcgen iciner urmiidligen Nus.
o%rudsmeiie i'm gan5en engIiihen
Seere befannt lit, bat O6erbefebl in
elmer Der St1ote. "a or ouf itrenge
D~is5iplin belt, orOuete er an, Dab
ale Offi5icre, Die in ser Sto0t an-
fnmen, lid bel ibm perlonlid ODER
bel ieinem StabSoffi3ier oOer icinem
I0iutanten 81 mel0en bitten. Sein
S%ta6soffi5ier mar, mas oos gcuBere
anbetrifft. bon Scr Natnr nid)t &C.
raOe begiinitigt unO glcidiam Mir
rid unO ifmcigialn. Der 40iutnut
mar elm gcibniegeIter Singing, Der
sic @orte beim Spred)cn Ourd) Oia
NaIe 5og mo geiitlos in oie 2nit
%itarrte. gines Cages fam MN elm
Oifi5ier OeS alIItralilden aorps in
Der Staot ali, ser frei BON ser 9eber
6u iprcden pileate uno Dor nicmanO
An9lt botte. Als er am anOcren
Worgen i'm Stub einen 2ifor tranf,
trot ser General Elm, lab Ons tbm
unbefannte @eiidt unO brittle:
Sum 8eufel, SEER, mer iinO Sie?~
Der Sffiaier ltano oui un0 ialli.
tierte: oSauptmann s. bon oen 3.
&iftoriousl" o@nnn famen Sic
on?" .@eitcrn." .@ornm
baben Sic iif BET mir nidt gemel.
oet2" sd par in S6rem gii.
reali, Sic waren nid)t BORT, obcr ib
'nb 5mei Sffi5ierc." n@cr pn-
rem ole? 9cihreibcn Sic Iiel"
rgtun" ingtc os guItralier, Der
cine mar ein baBlid a~usiebenoer
Wfenid, unangenebm uno unipmpa-
t5iid -" r@ut, Oos lit mein
Stabsoiii3ier." Limb Der an0ere
mar elm hummer Sunge nit einem
&neiier." = nStimmt, mein Sobn."
iagte Ser General befrieOigt, Der
SOiot lit mcin A%Oiutant IS tut
mir leio, Sic scitort 5u baben."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-31
@enidcnfanOe anf Der strake.

Cine gar nidt 10 unintereiiante
&lir5peil lit oie geoba6tung Der
liebcn Mcuidbcit, wenn iie auf Der
StraBe gebt. ga bat ieoer 10 leine
eiaenen @e0anfen, uno man braitft
our6alls fem @eoonfenleier 81 iein,
Inn bel 0em uno ienem, eigentlid
bel allen, oenen man begegnet uno
oie man beobadtct, Die ielueilS lie
bcidGftigenoen @eOanfen 81 erra-
ten. @ebt elm Meni9 langiam
oann griibelt, oenft ooer refnet er,
gebt elmer i1nea, 0ann mill er Iiher
slir giienbabn ODER 5u einem Stea-
oidein. @lidt' er nad unten, oonn
oenft er an &iinitiges, blidt err ge-
raoeaus, oann beidditigt i'm Die
@egenipart. blidt er oft riidrpdrtS,
6ann idaut er iid iider mad einem
@lGubiger I'M ODER - err bat bib
ide @Goden germ. Gin MenidL
ser, mie man 10 lagt, geidniegclt
uno gebiigelt einbergebt, lit elm cit
Ter @ef, obne Bertrand, Der duBer'
Iid oos inuen Seblenoe 81 ergdn5en
glaubt. Gin @eni6, Der einfah,
aber reinli1 gefleioet lit, babel me-
ser gu raid nod gu langiam ge6t,
weoer in nndlGiiiger nod in %itciier
Saltung, gebort iidcr 5ur Sorte Der
nerltGnOigen, erniten uno gutcn
MenIden. ltno elm Menid, Der iidD,
Oh er iirn Iangiam ODER idnea gebt
in alien ooer 0oh rcd piclcn Shau-
icnitcrn gu ipieaeln iudt, lit gan5
3pcifclos fcin Nann, ionoern =
cine Dame.