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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
~GHRAIDrNE's REMoRsE


Anne Carter has never dared to
defy her father and her entire life
has been Swallowed by his cruel
depression Of every impulsion the
Eirrs carefree nature. Consequent
L., when she had a chance to re-
tpond to Geraldine Carpenters
friendship she seized the opportuni-
IL, although she knew that her
father did not approve of people
Ike the Carpenters and would have
leen furious IL he had known that
Bhe went to Geraldine for secretari-
HI work every afternoon. She met
bane Grey, the writer, at Geral-
lines and found in him everything
That Bill Snyder. the man her faith
er had chosen as a possible husband
Tor her, lacked. When she con-
fronts her father with the truth
bbout Bill Snyder's real character,
be succumbs to an attack of apo
blexy and in the meantime Anne
has decided that Dane Grey likes
her only in a friendly way. The
kirl IL alone in the world after her
tather's sudden death.
CHAPTER LII
Jim Carter was buried two days
later and Anne went through every
hing alone with the exception of
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes. who were
more than kind to her. Anne was
hstounded to discover that her
father had left her $4,000. The
hgly house was only rented, and so
BIT last she was entirely free, free to
DO as she liked, to leave Greenville
forever IL she wished. Strange to
bay, however, she had never felt so
Entirely helpless, so terrifyingly
lonely as she was now. She did not
know which way to turn. All her
life she had had things done for
her, she had been told what to do,
bhe had moved in a narrow little
bircle of other peoples desires. And
how that she had her freedom she
bid not know what to do with it.
Her heart was soref and bitter
against Geraldine for forsaking her,
but it happened that Geraldine,
who had gone out Of town. had
heard nothing of Anne's loss and it
wasn't until she returned that Marie
told her of 1t. Instantly Geraldine
was conscience stricken.
THE poor child, and / was 80
horrid to her!"
Marie knew her mistress very
we'll and was genuinely attached to
her. She knew that Geraldine was
like a child, that she would storm
around at the slightest thing that
went wrong, and then give prodigai-
ly of her clothes in an effort to
atone. She hoped that Geraldine
would be able to make things right
with Miss Anne. The servants all
liked her, and Marie had missed
having the girl about.
Geraldine, whizzing up in the car,
eager to make amends for her fit of
temper, found the place locked up.
She couSd get no response to the
bell, which she rang several times,
and she was forced to go home with
her mind more upset than 1t had
aver been. She went again thai af-
ternoon, and found everything ak
actly as 1t had been that morning.
Across the street a woman was
rocking on the porch. Geraldine
went across and asked In her
charming way if she knew anything
about Miss Carter.
Mrs. Barnes's brown eyes were
steady and grave.
"She went to New York this
morning. L don't know how long
she'll stay"
But she doesn't know anything
about the city; does she know any
one who will look out for herr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01

NEW YORK-The chic afternoon
gown illustrated, is distinguished
chiefly by It's handsome decorations
of hand batik.
1t Is of black wolfe over foun-
dation Of pussy willow crepe. The
bodice fastens straight up with tiny
buttons placed close together and
the sleeves have an ~underruffle of
plated wolfe. as has also the long.
plated tunic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Engagement is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs s. o. Halpern, OF
New street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Ida Flea
nor, 10 DIR. julius Lemelson, of
Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Yacht Club Auxlliary % Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Raritan Yacht Club auxiliary
will be held Friday afternoon in the
club house. After the business has
been transacted, cards will be play
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-01
Ladies, Society," to Meet.

The Ladies' Society of St. Pauis
Lutheran church will meet tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. Michels. in
Burnet street. Ayenel.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
SARATOGA.

! Mrs. John Miles was pleasant
caller ut the Aberg home Tuesday af-
! ternOOn.
Mrs. Fred Vagts and son OF Cresco
and Mrs. Frank Wallace and son
Arthur spent few days this week
ut the parental home Of Mr.. and Mrs
, Thomas kakac.
Mrs e. A. Watson called on Mrs.
Alice Enos Wednesday afternoon.
Chas. Viebrock and Frank kakac
made a trip to Riceville Wednesday
afternoon
Roy Sigler helped Thomas Kakac
butcher Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Robinson, Mrs. Henry
Henning and baby William, Mrs.
John Jones and Mrs: Kate .Aberg
were visitors at the Witzke home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Alta Enos and brother Henry called
on their aunt Mrs. Aberg, Wednes-
day evening.
: Little Milbern Miles spent a few
days this week with his grandpa and
grandma Jones.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buresh and
Mrs. Mike Ruzicka autoed to Crcsco
Thursday. Mrs. Kate Aberg accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Joseph Kakac and son Frank
left for Milwaukee, Wis, Friday to
visit relatives.
Henry Buresh left for Cedar Rap
ids Friday.
Anna Erb spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Aberg.
Joyce Sigler called on her grand
mother Robinson Friday afternoon.
Chas. Viebrock and Jim Houska
made a trip to Riceville Friday af-
ternOon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Witt
Ike, bouncing girl, Friday evening,
Nov. 9Th. Congratulations.
Mrs Kate -Aberg spent Saturday
veening with Mrs. Henry Buresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Kempf enter
tanned company Sunday.
| Mrs. Kate Aberg was entertained
by relatives Sunday.
Bert Miles did some blowing for
Ed Hewitte with his tractor this
week
Mrs. William Robinson and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Roy Sigler, were callers at
the Witzke home Monday afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
CHESTER

Hulda Harmon went to Waterloo
this week for a few days.
Dana Frost was up the first of the
week from Lime Springs.
Mr.. Bingham, from Leroy, has been
working in Chester this week.
Al Beckman went to Leroy We'd
nesday.
Joe and Ed Pisney, Of Cedar Rap
ids was here for few days this
week
Christ Brown was down from Le-
Roy Friday night.
Paul McWilliams spent Sunday at
home.
Rernice Barnes entertained the
young people the first of. the week Mt
birthday party.
W. C. Halver shipped several loads
of cattle to Chicago recently
George Ness shipped hogs to Aus
tin Tuesday morning.
IS Edwin Evans Of Lake Geneva,
Wis. is visiting at the John Hughes
home this week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa Some
years ago l was restored to health
BY taking DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
ocription. Invent all down in health
due to my having woman's weak
ness. I was nervous, suffered con-
tinually with backaches. pains in my
6de and bearing pains, and could
not eat nor sleep. When 'Favorite
Prescription was recommended to
me / began to take it, and it proved
tobe all that it Is recommended to
u for it completely cured me Of all
ny woman's trouble and built me
" in health and strength. It is
IL most wonderful medicine for
women I have known."-.MRs. E.
SHANKs, 1919 Fifth Avenue.
Good looks in woman do not
depend upon age, but upon health.
You never see q ood-loo6ng
woman who Is weak, rundown.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is the best women's tonic
hsre Is. It is so years old, and
II age testi6 es to it's goodness.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
COUNTY NEWS
LINCOLN

Services at the Evangelical church
next Sunday: Sunday school at 10 a.
M, followed by prayer meeting.
Our first view Of the beautiful
came to greet us on the morning Of
Nov. 2, but the stay was very brief.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Kraft, some of
the formers folks and Mabel Hanson
autoed to Florenceville the other Sun
day to visit with Dan Kruger and
family. They found the roads very
muddy.
Members of the w. F. NJ. s. Of the
German NJ. e. church met with Mrs.
Will Kuntz last week Thursday af-
ternOon.
A great deal Of sickness such as
colds, sore throat, fever, etc, seems
to be present in localities through the
country.
The township grader was busy at
work at the John Reinhart and J. J.
Kreitzer road the other week.
Will Fry, of Cresco, was business
caller through here the past week.
Mike Hruska, with the assistance
of his neighbors, was shredding fOd-
der the past week Thursday and Fri
day.
Willie Moe, of Ridgeway, is assist
ing Rollie Kratz at picking corn.
Vern Kirschman was giving the
roads in this district another mas
sage last week Thursday afternoon.
Charley Kuntz was business call
er ut Cresco last Thursday afternoon.
Some of the Schild folks were call
ers ut Cresco the latter part of last
week.
I'VE scribe" called ut the Office of
the Plain Dealer last. week Thurs
day.
Tom Moe, of Ridgeway, was q bust
ness caller at the Fred Butz home on
last week one day.
The Koch girls have been picking
corn for Charley Hornberger the
past week.
Some of Mabel Hansons folks of
near Ossian, attended the program
and basket social in sub-dist. No. 4
Friday evening.
Rev. p. J. Walter, Of Monona, Ia,
preached at the Evangelical church
last Sunday morning in lieu of Rev.
Siewert, who supplied the formers
pulpit at Monona.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROllie Kratz spent
last Sunday with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. Kratz, and
family.
Rev. p. J. Walter, of Monona. and
Burdett Siewert, Of CrescO. were visi-
tors ut the Winfield Kratz home last
Sunday.
The Literary program and box so
ciai held in sub-dist. No. 1 last week
Friday night was well attended and
a goO<lly sum was realized from the
the sale of the boxes.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
LINE SPRINGS

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Elwood came up
from CrescO Wednesday and spent the
afternoon with their daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Williams re.
turned Sunday evening from Mime
|apolis, where they have been visiting
their son Evan and family.
d. II. Thomas was a Cresco visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. J. ~Bearman was a Cresco
visitor between trains Tuesday.
Mr.. and. Mrs Charles Spears are
enjoying a visit from the formers
father. Mr.. Spears. from Des Moincs
Mrs. L. f. SanbOrn and Mrs. v. s.
Rowers went to CrcscO Wednesday to
see their aunt. Mrs. Mcintosh. who is
in the hospital there. Mrs. SanbOrn
returned the same day. Mrs. Bowers
stayed and visited ut the W. 4. Glea.
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Davis return
Ell Sunday morning after spending
several weeks with relatives in Wis
cOnsin
Mrs. Vcrn Crum came from Owa-
50, Iowa, to visit her parents, Mr..
Mrs. VIM Parry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cray and son Win
spent Sunday at the J. B. Cray home
+ Mr.. Lee and the Misses HOstetter
and Roberts attended teachers
meeting at Des Moines last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien have ,pur.
chase home in Mason City and de.
parted this week for there, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. F. D. Boyer and Mrs. George
Haven were Cresco visitors one day
last week.
Mrs. I. II. Nichols spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs f. T. To-
mas, at CrescO.
Avis Vinegar. of Chester. was a
guest of Rose Schacht Il couple of
days last week.
Mrs G. II. Drake and daughter
Mary went to Minneapolis to spend
a few weeks with relatives there be-
fore going north for the winter
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
B1oNAR

Mrs. Howard Phillips returned to
her home last Saturday after spend
ing several weeks visiting in North
Dakota.
Mrs. Setchel left Wednesday even
ing for st. Johns, Mich, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. E. Red
man. -
Frank Owens, who has been at
tending business college at Fort
Dodge, is home for short period, but
expects to return to school later.
The chicken pie supper held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Auringer,
was successful, everybody having a
good time.
The county Sunday school rally
held at Bonair last Wednesday was
we'll attended, much enthusiasm be-
ing shown for the coming years
work.
Don't forget the next Community
social to be held Tuesday evening,
Nov 10Th. The Royal NeighbOrs
will have charge Of this social and
are putting on a short farce for en-
tertainment.
Rev. and Mrs. Turner and Vera
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Hughes, of Albion, Saturday.
Rev. Turner attended the. district
meeting for preachers at Calmar on
last Monday.
Bonair NJ. E. Church.
On Tuesday next, Nov. 14th, Rev.
Turner will speak on what the Cen
tenary Is Doing in America"-among
colleges, industries, foreign speaking
people, cities and rural sections.
On Tuesday evening Nov. 16, the
second community social will be held
in the Woodmen hall. The enter
tainment will be provided by the
Royal Neighbors. Refreshments will
be served. These socials, one of
which will be held on the third Tues
day of each month, are for all per-
sons to attend and enjoy. Entertain
ment is planned for each night, being
given by a different organization in
Bonair each night until March, 1921.
The sole purpose of these sOcials is
to promote community spirit and CO.
operation.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
TRUTH TR|uM '
creseo Citizens Testify for the Public
eonefit

creseo Citizens Testify for the Public
esneht
A truth statement OF a Cresco cita.
Sen, given In his own words, should
convince the most skeptlcal about
tho merits Of Doan's Kidney Pills. Il
you suffer from backache. nervous.
nass. sleeplessness. urinary disof-
ders or any form OF kidney ills, uso
a tested kidney medicine.
4 Cresco citizen tells OF Doan's
KAaey Pulls.
Could you demand more convino,
ing proof OF merit3
Harry Woods, shoemaker, Park
place, says: Il have had attacks Of
kidney complaint. My trouble has
been backache and paine across tho
small OF my back that comes on aftep
working at the bench. have taken
Doan's Kidney Pills for this trouble
and have found them a FIRST class
medicine. A few OF Doan's always
quickly relieves me and 1 am glad to
speak a good word for them.'
Price 60c, at all dealers, Don't
s1mply ask for kidney remsdy-xet
Doan's Kidney Pil!s-the same that
Mr.. Woods had. Fnster-Milburn o.,
Mrs.. Buffalo, N Y.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
For Sale.

Several peHigreed Hereford Bulls,
nearly one year old. Anxiety bred.
May be seen Oh farm known as the
Forey farm ]; miles northwest of town
or enquire of GEO. H. OWENS.
y2tf Crescc, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
FOR SALE

Big type Poland China stock hogs,
registered. Inquire Of Art Hoppe,
Route 3. Cresco. 12t3-p
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-12
Fer Sale!

Pure bred Chester White male stock
hogs. large heavy bone. also one year.,
ling. Three miles southeast of Cresco.
9tf H.. J. Weber & Son.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

ionKte, 10 Ionge I've osnlen tonnts. pa
madts Iis cine s.paItigs @iaensons
itrsneung unb 5pang ii9 gu sinem
2G6eln, bas freili6 matt uno film.
merIi9 senug ausfiel.
so it's redt! 9as lit mein braz
pes Rino! limb nun unIersr Mutti elm
reht freunblides, unbsfonqenes Sc
iiht 3sieen unb Abenos biibf9 nit ibr
gu 9elborfs seben, JAZZ"
nS99 Seute? gu SeIlbOrfs9 Rein
- bas 1T unmOsli9! 0as - bas
lam i'd ni9t!"
limb i6 traus Dir gu, SuB bus
fdnnIt! @laub' mir, &ino4en, Der
MenI6 bentt Ttb bunosrt Dinae uns
mOgli9, bic er punberI96n auItanbe
brinet, tpenn er eben muB! Dies bier
lit 10 elm MtrB! 9enn pelben @runo
f0nnten mir Mutti fir bein ,3uriids
bleiben an9eben? &rantbeit2 Man
bari nit 70 ernIten 0in9en teinen
MiBbrau9 trsiben. FONT tommt Der
liebe Soft unb Seiet einem bic Wirts
li9teit, unb bas lam Iebr b0Ie pers
ben. Wir miibten alIo 9erabepegs
liiesn, urb bas pouen mir bod ni9t!
3lopfte es ba niht eben an bic S6iir2
S9rid ni9t 70 3uiammen, MGbel -
Mutti lam bus nod nidt isin, lie
bdtte bod tlingeln miifen! Serein!
Nun, Tberes, mas DOleu Sie?"
.@6en BLOB frogen, mas i'd nit benz
&affse beginner fon9 SD bob' ben
Slid seri9tet, tpie 9ndOige mfrs
aufaetraaen bat, unb bab' gepurtet
uno aepGrmt unb pieOer gepartet
unb semGrmt. :. jebt nimmt Der 8of=
fee bos libel unb Dirb iiberitGnbig. !"
.Sie baben gang re9t! 0as t0nnsn
mir ni1t perantporten! &omnl, Sans
na,Weib9en glib mir Oeinen 4rm -
FOL"
Me6oniI9 that ibm Sannd ben
DiGsn. Wie Tis In bus SpeiIsaimmer
fam, i9isn ibr alles barin 10 fremb.
70 D%erGnbert, buB Iie iid pie ~itauneno
umIab. llub bod mar lie Dor elmer
baIbsn Stunbe crit bier gepeien unb
bod MIR i6r jebes MObel leit langen
Sobrsn lieb unb Dertrdut! Sbr aber
mar ou Sim, als i9punte bic gauge
Wslt I'm iie Der, ais iei nidts Side.
res. ni6ts Seites msbr fOrtan in ibs
rem 2sben. S4eu unb bilflOs lab lie
ben Mann, an Oe1en arm fe gins.
bon Der Settle an. Mer mar er? Wie
fam iie gu ibm9 Wsr lpar lie ielbit9
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
Gut.
aOnlan BON Marie BerubarO.
= 8 OrtfsBuua.)

@r neiste fi@ Dor unb nabm ibre
f9male, fsu@ttalte Re9te tn feline bet'
ben grOben. tparmsn 96nbe.
.Mas bas fir ne ileins. siiise Pfote
ii unb mas fir n MrmfiiRbergeIi9t!--
rief CT in ieinem alien iobiaIen Son.
rMenn i'd biz au9 pirtli9 bic buns
misunderstanding Jrosen. bic bu
nod auf beinem 0eroen bait, beantD
norten polIte. >. Id tOnnte e. einfu@
ni9t, neil es MIR an Bacterial feblt.
Das fannt hu mir auf metnt gbre
unb metn @epifen %slauben!"
LIMB psiR Mutti -
.Wutti peiB ni9t eine Slide mebr
els th - unb Mutti bleibt ~iberbaupt
gang unb gar aus benz Spiel. Sic
barf tetne M6nuns baDpn baben, baB
bu ben Mii4 ba glib ibn NAL slei&
Der. i9'Dia ibn iofort in GeBen reiBen
= betommen bait. unO oaB mir beioe.
i'd unb bu, bies @eIprGa miteinanber
geba6t baben. Du biit ia mein groz
Bes. psritaubisss Ntdbden. :. lieb,
teine Mutter lit ni4t iebr geiuno. lie
bat elm ni9t gang unbeoeutenoes
9er3leiben, unO unierNr5t bat mir un@
ter bier Nusen sefast. baB es ni4t
mebr 3u beilen 1T! Sieb MID ni4t 10
entiebt an - fie fam nod LANCE Sab
re bamit leb.n. rpenn iie sei4ont, oas
beib. Dor alem, penn lie Dor Aufres
gungsH gebatst pirb! Dente an ben
bsGnsitis.nben 3uitanb, ben fie Dor elm
padr Wo9en betam. Oils bic neueinz
gsaogene partei bier in unferem 9au~
ie. brsi Gtiesen bod, beltohlen purbe
unb unfere brape, golbtreue Sberes
berbd9tiste! Dus mar elm 9eras
trampf unb Der tDnnte lei4t nieoers
tebren; ipenn bu nit Muttt elm 10 aufs
regeubes Geiprda fibren tpoasei!
Siebit blu bas elm. mein &inb2"
gamma nidte {tumm. Gs l9nitt i6r
fOrmlia in's 9er3, pie Der Mann oa
Dor iAr iie 10 ielbitDertdnbli4 rmein
Rinb4 nannte. llnb er bate bod tein
Re9t fbdou.. :. nein. tein &e4t! Wie
~srauiam sins bas S4idial nit ibr
uin! Sauienb TraSsn brannten ibr auf
Der Seele unb feline einoise ioate tie
mebr tbun biirfen! Sbre Gltern =
ibrs pabren, e4ten - a9, pie mo&@
ten fie sepeien fein, Die aussefeben
baben2 limb Gd9nifter bate iie be-
{eKen! Maren Is 8riiber Ober S9pe>
tern ssneien - batten lie i6r dbnli9
geieben - moron paren lie gsftor>
ben9
Sat bu - babt ibr - Ou muBt
mir bic cine Gruse nod erlauben. .
bu mubt! 9abt ibr feline @ilnsr DON
meinsn GlterR - meinen @eihwis
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

IternY SIT tein Anoenten DON lAnen tur
mid BAG"
SIS brad ME Elm S9rsi aus bes
&inbes 8ru1t, bic tdum DerIiegten
Sbranen ltiir5ten BON Neuem unauf=
baltiam unb beiB berpOr.
.Mbsr, gamma Meib9en! Mein
SD9ter9en! Ni9t bod! W.r pirb
benn 10 psinen2 Warlt bod i4on gang
sefaBt unb %peritGnbig! Romm, tomm,
LAB mid Dir bic Sbrdnsn abtrodnen.
Wtutti BARI bid um teinen preis 10
finosn, tpenn fie beimtommt! Bill
Der. !. Mnbenten. =. nein, meiu sutes
&inb, i'd babe nirtli9 ni4ts Derartiz
ses fur bi9!!"
sic iiberb0rte in ibr.r N%ufresuns
bas ni9!!" Mare ie tulten 8lutes se>
peien, Tie bate mabri@sinli9 sefrast:
rWenn bu nt9t - bann pielei4t
Die Mutter?" Mber ibr gauges Snne@
res mar in Mufrubr, unb piotrOmstD
atbmete auf, baB bieie sefir4tete
Rlippe uml4ifft mar.
gr nabm fie in ben Mrm, pii9te ibr
nit ieinem Sud- bic Sbrdn.n fort unb
lpra4 ei4pi4tisenb auf lie Elm
CUTE, trOitenbe Worte - Morte Der
2tebe unb S%nnigteit. bic ungefu9t aus
ieinem parmen 9eraen quOlen.
SIS piro ni9t lanse bauern, unb
bu pirIt beinen Summer iiberpunben
babsn, mein Ginb, glaub' es mir. Oh
bift jung, bas ganae Qeben liest Dor
Dir, unb mas an uns @ltern lie9t. Is
Dir bell uno fonnis gu MAIDEN. bas lou
sepiB sef9eben! WuBt nur aud ieI>
Der sttpas baou tbun - ni9t INNER
bic feline @elebrte fpi.lsn unb iiber
ben Niheni4aften iiben! Gieb Dir
beine Greunbin @lb an! Die lernt
aud, neil fie muB, aber iis senisBt ibr
Dafein na4 8rdft.n, unb mo- lie irz
genb elm 8~ersnisen ertptl9en tam.
ba nimmt lie es nit RuBbanb in ben
&uuf. 50 mO9t' i1 mein tleinss
9anna=W eib&en aud baben! Durt'
nur = mart! Wenn bu erft tonfirs
mirt biit. bann nebmen mir aud elm
feines announcement fiir's Sbeatsr. unb
bu fannit ale beine 2ieblingsftiids ies
ben tlahii4e unb neue. :. pas bu
piait meinettpesen aud iogar Sbs
fen! uno penn ou nit Der etpigen 2ers
nerei erit fertis bift, bann geb' i1 aud
nit Dir in bic 3beten unb in ben
9laspalat CUR Musiteluns - Sonnz
tags unb 10! Mirb iid i9on MAIDEN
la1en, tpenn man ben suten Wiasn
ba3u bat! Mu4 SanaitunOe fouit bu
baben unb bubble feibsne 8alltleioer
90 barfit mir ni&t 3~uriiditeben binter
beinen Greunbinnen. :. unb penn bu
Dir gum nd4lten @eburtstas nieber 10
biel Bidder piinfdeft = i4 perb' ni4t
mebr f4elten, mein @ort barauf! Ou
tannf binseben unb Dir ausfu4en,
mas bu piait! 3%ufrieben. Rleindtns"
Sn ibr i9rie es: nein. uein ME
lam i9 benn 5ufrieben ieing Iber ME
lie IN bas auts @efiht lab. bas lie
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

Hermann c. WinkIer, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
.Msins liebe Sanna,

lifeline llebe 9dnnd,
iebr Das 9ublnes: meme Gltern mol
len cine groBe WelellnaTt geDen, So1s
per nit na1tolgenpem 0an3. Aue
unlere netten 9erren peroen elngelas
ben, au9 be. Die Wtama etgenttI9
nIDt plA I4 leg es lcnon ourW.
Die 9%auptperlon, um pereatptuen Der
gauge 3auper leln loa, pos ut rat9'
mai! Jtein, ou raIglt es pon nImmer,
i9 muB oIr's 1dstR - APP, oas 1T
Der berubmte DsJpauer BluTrIeo
Sofia, Der geniale uteltl9, BON Dem
mir 10 pieI gegnrI, oc1len pra1tpoue
Statue .Das Oeptnen ptr por EN-
paar Wionuten in Der Muslteuun9 10
bepunDert babenl @u porlt ia gdr3
bin oaDon, t~Onnteit gar nint Iostpms
men - erlnnerlt gu ol1s UIeien GOT
ia bat mein Bruoer Mtari in Tom teaz
nen gelernt, uno leit einer Wone oDer
etpas bruber 1T er bier in Wtun9en,
mo er einen Derbeirat9eten Bruoer pat,
piro pieueidt cine 3eitlung bier bleiz
ben, unb pie Utagi inn sefragt bat. OBJ
er auf uniere Welelfpatt tommen
piirbe. ba pat er gelddt uno bat 9e@
Iagt, penn man lDm ben 9rdBli4en
Mntritt8beiua 8uoor erldBt, oann
fommt er. 9ta, ndtirli4. :. beriibm@
ten Wtdnnern erlGbt man pieleS! Wturi
l9pdrmt enorm tir oieien Gotta, er
lou Elm pouniges Atelier in Hom baz
ben uno in bic beIten HreiIe tommen
unb I9redii4 piel @elD Deroieneu,
unb man lagt, nein, man ipeiB logar
-. aber bas Derlpdr' ic9 mir lieDer
auf's @r3G9lsn. bu muBt cine babe
Stunbe friiter tOmmen ais bic anbez
rem 2eute, alio puntt a4t, bann
i9liipflt Du in mein Simmer, unb i@
Jag Dir allies! Soft, i'd freue mid!
Die @ltern linp Iebr braD gu mir, i9
CLAUDE, Iie benten, i9 tOnnt mid in
bieIen Gotta Oerlieben - 1On iOa er
oar ni9t Iein = unb er ii9 in mid!
nniinn! Mari lagt, Der beirattet
i~iberbaupt ME unb paBt audi gar ni6t
baau - unb i9 bu peiBt bod,
mein Ser3 1T in feIten 9Gnben. uno
frie9' i'd meinen Oberleutnant ni6t,
10 beiratb' i9 iiberbaupt ME! 0u pirIt
benton. oas bab' i'd iAon elm paarmal
in meinem 2eben gtIagt, dber oiesmal
it's Der Ms6te uno oiesmal Dirb's
ernit.
Mad' bid i4Dn, S4aBerl - i9
3ieb roiarot9s Seioe an, ba8u Mpfel=
bliitGen, 3meige iiber'S gan3e Rleio
tinqeltreut, elm Bouquet limits auf Der
Saiae. Ma6t Ii4 groBartigl lleberz
mprqen betommIt bu bic @inlabungs=
tarte! Ginen Sub auf bein Obr3ipfel=
den BON beiner @uD.
aa6Idrift. 0nfsl MsOins idst,
seitern aud 10 beoeutunsspoa, id
m6ae mir oieIsn profehOr @otta bod
ia redt anIebsn = er lei elm beoeutens
Der Mann unb nam2af.er Sinitler.
.Supobl!" iaste i'd. nS9Dn!" lnh
anieben Tam i9 ibn mir ia aud. SIN
uebriaen pfeif' i'd auf ben Ontel unb
auf ale @ilbbauer Der Welt. bod.
mails GuD."
Als Sanna 9iotroustb bisien
8rief betam. par le seruoe bon elmer
2ettion beimgetebrt. Sic bate ibrs
@pm~naIialfurIs nit 4usSeidnung be.
enbet unb bate ii4 iofort UNI Stun.
ben bemiibt. 9srr PiOtrOpstp f9iit.
tslte baau untDiaiQ ben RObf. i.ins