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The Dolores star., 1920-02-20
Majority Had Departed.

"Do you know what il is TO ge before
an audience?"
mo. / spoke before an audience
once, but most Of it went before did"
The Dolores star., 1920-02-20
Balance the Books Occasionally

1t is good To have money and the
things that money can buy. but its
good. too, to check up once in Il while
and make sure you haven't lost the
things that money cant buy.-Anon.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-20

Nine women have been elected as
members of the Danish congress.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-20

The weight of mans love may de'
crease, but his signs Increase.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-20

Cold cash makes an excellent MOI
weather comfort.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

provement in number of places.
 Rooms to rent at g 1-2 Carter street. Tel 223-12.-adv
 4. W. Buchanan of Mansfield Cen- ter, agent of the state board of edu- cation, is to be at the town hall build ing next Tuesday morning to grant pef- mits to work to children who are over II years of age.
 At the Westfield ConerAeationai church Sunday morning a memorial ser. vice will be held for three young men of the church who gave up their lives isin unselfsh serviea-MefriIl Eotixs4 sinith. EAos 'Tayhtof aad t.sv. Harold Il Barber
 The Matihasset team Of Putnam vii be at Ballouville this afternoon to nlav the opening game of the season at tba baseball park in the pretty village to the noyth. " 'i'e Wildwood park comes back into tbr public eye today for the first time this season. The resort is to be open bera. | after as occasion demands until the sea son gets into full swing, when the parl | will be open daily.
 Garden crops that have not done vel nave come forward with rush durinf the past two days of real warm weather and the gardeners are in a more hone 1ul frame of mind than has been the r,,l, for weeks past
 The Goodyear and Soathbridge base l ball teams have game scheduled to b l played at Goodyear Sunday afternohn
 The Connecticut Mills baseball taan Will have the Moosup team for A gam
 at the new grounds at Conneetinut vii lage Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
DANlELSoN

Believing her repeated declarations reeehtiy that her little daughte~. who died during the past winter, was call Ing for her. Mrs Anna Chenail, 37, rfa Of Albert Chenail, went into ths c'l.1r oi their home at 50 Water street Friday .nofhlRE and shielded by hanging
 FFom what was learned by Coroner Arthur Q. Bill and Dr. George M. Bur ldEhs who were called to the ELenail home arriving there not mi ,h more than twenty minutes after Mrs. Cnenall asd. n Is believed. that the desoonhent acfian had arisen as usual Friday fiornlhf. prepared breakfast for some ss the members of her family wno were Eoihk to work and then busted herself pflh her household duties.
 when Mrs. Chenan did not return af- Ter a time 10 lie down with another oi her daughters as she was exo 'cted 1t do, the little girl went searching abcui ihe hoass for her mother and founl hei harking in the cellar. The chic rushed upstairs and informed her father and ht hufried to the cellar 10 verify the littlt fffi's stofy. Il Is believed now that i dr. chenan had immediately cut dowi his wife and summoned a physician lhefe might have been a chance of say Inr her life, but instead he left he hafklnF and went upstairs and dresset and came up town 10 notify Corone Bui Mr. Chenail however, was frml convinced that his wife was dead whei he first saw her hanging. with a rop tightly 'set about her neck.
 Tbe tragedy Is surrounded by partic
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
PUTNAM

Deputy Judge Archibald Macdonald. Jr, assessed four young men s each and costs in the city court at Friday morn ing session. The defendants had been gambling and were caught in ront35. up conducted by Captain J. IL Ruiea r and Traffic Officer Jarvais in Battey's woods. to the north of the city.
 Eugene Gagne, Joseph Dumas Josenri Laparle and Napoleon Rebitaille are tbs men who paid
 Incidentally, they are not the men tbe officers were after when they went tc raid the woodland locality which re. gently has developed into a favefite re- sort at which gamblers gather. Both of. tcers were in civilian clothes when they made their raid, so were able to almost gent into the game before they we're roe. ognized. Five men were playing. bat one of these made a fast and clean get- away. Another tried to grab the pot which afterwards counted up S5.40, bu;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

WHEN ToU WANT to put your bus. mess before the pubic, there Is no medium better .han through the ad. vsrtlstl= .c3.--xas Gt The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ularly sad circumstances, as Mrs. Che nail leaves not only her husband but five children. The death of Mre. Chenail who was born in Canada came on her birthday. Neghbors who had planned secretly to hang her May basket of Friday eveuiak and 10 entertain her in q renerous way were shocked to henr ef her death.
 Agent Robert ". Boys of the Good year Mills company remembered friends throughout the town with souvenir post cards which came through from Paris Friday morning. Mir. Boys has been abroad for about a month. and is now making ready to sail oh the return trip to the states where he expects to ar rive during June.
 Mr. Boys has taken time from the bus mess affairs to which he has been giv- ing, along with visiting relatives and friends, much attention, while abroad
 10 go over much of that section of | France where we're fought many of the i great battles of the World war. MT I Boys writes that he was greatly i'm l pressed by his trip over the Sonimt l region, to Vimy ridge, Arras, Albert | Lens, Peronne, Rheims and Craofihe ant l at other points where the valor of thu | allied troops won eternal glory for tn, 1 standards of France and the British em
 pire.
 1 A sensational break in the silk mar ket is responsible for this remarkabl ] offering by the Fabric shop: We offe
 this morning large choice and varie,
 selection of the very highest grades 0 Georgette crepe and crepe de chine a | s1.75 a yard-black, white, flesh colors These goods. are positively of the mos
 select quality and have been selling a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

the officers went and get the four men who were in court.
 Complaint against these trequshters of he woods Was chiefly made becsase of
 heir carelessness in the use of match. 4s and of the fear Of their starting de.
 truetive forest fires.
 Today (saturday) brings the opening 5f the holiday golf matches at the links if the Putnam Country club. Memorial lay will be featured by morning and aft= arfloon matches, 6 foursen1e, is holes. be- ing scheduled for a. m, and a mixed foursome for D. m. After Memorial lay the play arranged for June iS.is will be the feature of the month. The Iuly programme calls for an ie-heie match to be played in the fnefning, start. ing at a. n., and mixed foaFsefae for
 he afternoon of that day.
 The entertainment held at the home of Mrs. Arnold von C. P Haiztnka in Thompson, for the benefit of she Bryn Mawr endowment was very successful The affair was in the form Of musical Those taking part In the programme were Miss Charlotte drosvenof or Femfret, Mrs. 1nsa L. iinriehs of Brooklyn. N. r.. and Miss Ruth Sheppard of Wood stock After the music attachments were served. Miss Dorothy Beebe, Mrs.
 t1euis Marshall Ream and Miss Hinfiehs | were at the tables. The amount cleared for the endowment fund was Sioe. | A little boy, calm bat positive, eAAe | te Captain Balgar Friday morning and I stated hisN belief that bundle iyrns
 hmong the roehs beneath the Ponfret street bridge contained the body of ar infant He said the shape Of one end of the bundle was like the contour Of l tho head of a child. That boy sure was | nnfessieeiy ihtefestinr. Ed much ss tha
 a hinvestigatioh followed. The Do, climbed down steep wall, crossed tn,
 tailrace of water power on a plank anC
 finally got out among the rocks wher
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

the bundle was lying. beebins about with the wash eF the current Captain BulRer's advance diagnosis or the case proved eotRsct. The bag contained lot of rubbish
 The following interesting views of Leonard H. Healey. North Woodstock secretary of the state board of agricul- ture, are getting widespread publicity throughout the state;
 Secretary Leonard H. Healey of the state board of agriculture has written what might be termed defense of the farmer against those urban persons who express surprise at the news that the farmer Is not likely to produce as much food as usual this year. The farmer hardly needs defense but a reason for a decline in production is summed up by Mi. Healey as follows:
 The best test of the reasonableness O farm prices is the movement Of men from the city to the farm or from the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
DIED.

DIED. GUIED-In New London. May sT. 1920 Albert E. Guild, in his 9th year Funeral services will he held in the Hampton |, Congregational church Sunday afternoon, May 30, at 2 o'clock (standard time). SHEBHAN-In New London, May s7 1920. James Sheehan, aged 50 years MALoNAM-In Norwich, May 2s, 1e20 George II. Malonam of New London aged 5S years. MINIsR--In New London. May 2S. 1920 Jane E.. widow of Ebenezer F. Miner formerly Of Gfoton. TURELL0IIn New London, May 21 Katie TurelIo, aged months. sAFFoRD-1h Canterbury, May 2s. 1920 Eugene E. Stafford. aged 72 years. Funeral services Monday afternoon. Pri. vate.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

farm to the city. If the farmer should for any length of time make prsAts which are out of line with the prehts made by people who work in the cities there would begin a steady movement from the city to the farm. for n must be remembered that a large number of
 (csntlnued on Page Fourteen, Gel rsar)
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
RnRN

noSENLUND-Tn Montville, May es
 1920, a daughter, Caroline Grace, to Mir. and Mrs. Victor Rosenlund.
 CHURCHILI-At Rocky Hill May 12. 1920, daughter. Ruth Stark, to Mir
 and Mrs. Frank Churchill (Bertha Stark of Lebanon).
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
MEN AND WOMEN

with burning feet. sore corns or calieus wanted to try box, of Snow Drop Salve. 25 cents Works wonders. Guaranteed Sold hy J. F. Denahue and E. H. Burt. Putnam; .Burrou ghs Drug Store, Dahielsen, and Henry Paradis, North Gresven1rdaie
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

GRACE SAGE has never fniIed to Ilease her haalences. She win delight you at the Community House saturday night. Musical attractions, Academy Orchestra. vocal selections, Mrs. Wal CT Buckingham, chorus. Camp Tire Girls In eostume. Get your tickets now at EnEier's. fraysSd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
MARRIED

SMITH-DoTY-I Providence. R. l.. May 27. 1920. by Rev. Albert Cohoe Isaac Gallup. Smith of Westerly and Miss Helen Josephine Doty of Provi- dence.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29

revolver held in Captain Ringers hand aissuaded the iilayef from further aff6ft 10 get awaH with some of the evidence
 The raid and tfie result thereof is not significant of the motive behind the of- fieers effort to clean up Battey,s woods which, it Is declared, has become the meeting place for gamblers who gath from surrounding territory, and, 1t is said. some big games are pulled of there
 It is believed that as many as 30 men have l,een engaged in ,sr1blins at one time in this secluded place, and it was a big roundup that was hoped for when
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-25
EASTER
WAIST

Fascinating styles by the
score await your choosing.
dainty models fairly breath
ing the joys and beauties Of
Spring and you will be de-
lighted with the models we
are offering.
Special at $795
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-25
EASTER
GLOVES

Nothing adds more to your
appearance on Easter morn
ing than a "ehic" pair of
gloves. Just arrived Wash
able Chamois in white and
natural gauntlet lengths,
with pearl clasp. Very new
and affective.
Priced $500
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

9ie ~eigeliarti9e Gri1einling eineS
8uumeS nit mebrcrlei 8liiten fam
man an einem our @attung Der
@oloregengepddie 6Gblenoen 9ali.
me 6eoba6ten, Der btsmeilen in bota.
nil9cn @drten angetrofien miro. 9ie
@liiten oieles 9oltmes, Der na1 Dem
iran50liiden @Grtner Aoomi, Der
i'm Ieiner5cit in Den Sanoel brabte,
Die 9e5ei6nuno GptiIus 4oomi
fiibrt, treten nomlih in mebrerlei
@eitalt auf 10 oaB befipielsneiie
5tpei nebeneinonoer befinolide 3mei.
ge oft gong peri1ieoene 8Iiiten tra-
gen. So iiben an gcpiIIen 3pei.
gen reingelbe 8liitentraubert, an an.
oeren 3meigen mieoer, Die gletd'
faus aud fleinere 8I1tter trager,
limo oie Bitten ni6t ols Srauber,
lon0ern als @in5elbliiten ousgebil'
set, bic iiberoieS aud nidt gelb, ion.
bern mie Der befannte @ol0regen,
Gptiilts purpureus, pltrpurrot ge.
fdrbt iiuO, mdbrenO als brittle @nt.
widlungSform gemiihte 9liitentrau.
ben ouftreten, Die gleibfaIs rot unO
gelb lino, beitebcn. Sru9t6nr lnS
ELECTROMAGNETIC linO nur Die
reinroten 8Iiiten, aIio Die, oie bent
rotten @oloregen gleifer, mesbalb
man, ME S%trasbur9er mitteilt, au6
cnnimmt, 0oB es iib beim Gptilus
Ioomi I'M cine aus Dem rotten uto
tenn gep5bnli6en gelben @oloregen
entItanNcle 8oItaroform banoeIt. Gi-
ne fi6sre g%rfldrung iiber ben ltr.
Iprung Ser 10 perifieOenartig uuf.
'retenoen 8liitenfornen bot iid bis
iett inoeiien nod INNER nitt feit-
i.elen ld1ien, pie oenn ii6erbaupt
ale Oieie Jog. u9i88arrerien" i'm
Bfanaenreid nod elm 3iemlid rat.
lelboftes &apiteI Der @otanif oar.
Ste1en.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
@lan5fObIe unb MattfubIe.

Sir ben 2aien lit 9oble Elm elm.
beitli6er 8egriff uno er lit gliid.
lid, menn er 9enug oaoon befommt.
Die 8iiieni6aft aber llnteri6ei0et
nerI9ieoene &~oblenarten, Die iid
lla9 ibrer gntite6ung, ibrem Als-
icben mo ibren @igelli9often iebr
ocrtlid poneinanoer untcridciOen.
9ie pidigiten uno uerbreitetIfen
Mrten Ser SteinfobIe iino Die
Slang un0 Die Mattfoble, Die d)a.
rofteriltii6e l1nteri6eioe nufpeiien.
Die melt baufigere @lan5foble bat
ticii1mar5e Sorbe nno Itarfen
@lnn5; iie entb1lt mebr Goblenitoff
uno meniger fliiGtige 8eltanoteile,
Ole BET Ser als Gntbrn5it be5eidne'
ten @lan5foblenart fat gang feblcn.
Sic Wattfoble lit glan5los, BON
6elerer, grallidmarSer bis grait-
braulter Sarbe ullo ibr @ebalt an
iliid)tigcn 8eltanoteilen lit meientli6
GROCER ols bel Der @lan5foble. Die
@lan5foble oeb0rt MN nod) BEN
llellen mifroifopiiden uno dyemi.
l6en 8eobahtrngen 5l ben Sllmlls.
@eIteinert, Die alts Nelten boberer
2nnopflnn5en entItanoen iino. Ole
Mottfoblc oage0en lit aus @ailcr.
pilon5en, 9lgel lno flcinen @ai-
Icrtieren oebiloet moroen. ga iih
Sic Mattfoblc meiit in 8%lan5foblen.
flose eingebettet finoet, 10 lit lire
gntitebrug 10 5u erfldrcn oaB iid)
BEL ocn 5eitpciie NIT 8aIier be.
ocdtcn Stcinfoblcnmooren obweG-
IelnS 2agcn BON Mattfoblcn ails
foiiilem Saulidlamm mo bel per-
6GltnismGBiger Srodenbeit Ser
Woore @lanSfoblen ans folIilem
Moortorf biloeten.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Srilbel fomnc f0mite. @el, 90
ben mcr oIio Die @ci9idt geOrappt.
Nein Settebf is bolo Oiscppiert, am
iper oafiir ben ib e onrere Sennieb.
Iden friegt: i6 ben ndmlid en-
9orIdt fricgt, Dab i1 p%littiniebr in
meine Suieit uerbrennt fin. @ids
fomm eralis, bat Der @eoespeiler
peIaet, mir ben abgeihmore I'm fin
an Oen 8aiieriDnge. Sd made nit
miooer e Sobf aus mid, tpomit id
uerbleitpe Sbne Sbrn lietpcr
8biItpp Saueromper +.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
Ger memo NIeronDer.

Ger meme aIeron0er.
Gin iuuger Str5t bat ii6 Jet einem
Sabre in ieiner Seimat, elmer flei-
tten Staot, nieOergelaiien. Zines Ga
ges io9t Der Safer 81 ibm:
0Wein Sobn, iudle Dir einen an
beren @irfungsfrcis, Der bieiige
GrieObof lit fir bid git Helm"
SataGer Gufentbalt.
rale @etter, babe i6 nad Dem ge'
itrigen AbenO 8audi6mer3en ge'
babtI"
n9u baIt oof gar nift 10 Diel se-
triinfen?"
n8emobre, bon Dem Sbit it's ge-
fommen. 8enn i9 ndmli6 feinen
Sousi6liiiiel babe, iteige ib bon Dem
3peti1enbollm, Der Dor meinem
Genlter Itebt. ins S6laf5immer bin
Elm OieIe @adt lieB mid meinc
Srort ober orei Stunoen auf Dem
Slit iiscn, ebe iie ge0ffnet Botl" =
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
G6mctterlinse Scr sdneeresiOnea.

Die alpinilten lperOen bon BEN
S9metterlineen, Die lie in ben
S6neeregionen oes Sodgebirges
ontrcffcn, Oicliad annebmen, Dab
lie MIR '5ufanig Ourd 8inOitGBe
binaufgetrieben iino. @ie Oberlt
@orbroot nun i'm gntomologiiden
@crein in 9erlt ausgefiibrt bot, le-
ben ii SdmctterlingSfamilien nit
Sulammen 80 Irten in ben Hegio-
ncn oes etpigen Sdnees. @ie raid
sic Abnabnte ser arten5abl icin
fam, gebt oaraus bernor, baB i'm
H6onetal 5itfa 200 arten bon
S1mctterlingen ge6ablt tuerOen fOn-
men, oagegen rad einigen Stunoen
@onoeriung, 1000 Meter bober, nlr
nod ARIA 90 ueridieoene Arten an'
getroffen peroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

9ie SauptaA e. r@ie
mar oern ser aaffee BEL Dem beuti-
gen &r1n56en?"
nMiierabel, aber oos merfte man
gar ni6t, Die Ieuigfeiten tuaren De.
lifot!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

3eit9emdBe &ranf-
belt. o@os lit 0era nit Dem Wfiil-
Ter los?"
~@6, Scr ornte 8erl iu6t i6ou
felt 1918 cine @obuung, Jest i6eini
er oanlGbli6 IN ii dttg 81
peroen!"
Ger ein0ebiI0ete
&~ranfe. nNpropos, SEER Clipper
mann, mein gteffe bot ii6 ais Spe,
6ialilt fir 2eberleioen bier nieOerge-
~Inllen; peiln sic iid ieiner NAL err
irnern tpoIlen aber Sic baben
Wobl i6on fir ie0es Organ Sbrel1
beionoeren Ar3t2"
n9ein, 6os trifft iid gerabe :
Die 2e6er lit altgenblidli6 frei!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

g.: SD modte 5u einenl So.
itiimfeit einen rcdt biGigcn biibiden
Masfenan3ug leiben!"
g.: nSa, inter feds @arf babe
i'd feinen gu oerleiben!"
g.: nSos lit mir 5n teuer; i'd
trcute MIR Stpci Marf oafiir aus
gebenl"
g.: u@iIIen sic mas, Damn &C.
ben Sic gu meinem Radbar, Der
itubt S6nen fir 5iuan5ig 8fcnnio
Die Sbren, oann geben Sic ais
Mopsi"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
g ii 10 5 II II g.

u u 3 q i 10 3. OII
elmer Mitteli1nlflaiie ermabnte Der
&eligionsprofeIior feline Sdiiler:
pelln lie ein tlieenObaftes 2eben
fiibrcn moaten, 10 ioaten lie all ibr
Sun uno 2aiien 10 einribtcn, ais
Oh iie Den ndd)iten .Norsen nidt
mebr erleben ipiiroen. n@as miait
Gu, Suber,~ 10 ipanote er iid an
cinen SNiiler, n5um 8ciipiel beute
3und1it tull. ipenn gu Dir 10 red)t
einoringlif porlteaft, oGR oieier
&bcno 0cin lester iit?" .Sd
peroe aunGdjit meme SaaSaufga-
Den nidyt maden!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

= 1tngeeignet. D@uer @oli.
8eibuno bat ii6 ideinbur nidt be-
nGbrt?"
80 nein, Ser bat 6ie Spur ie0es
@erbre9ers in Der Speiiefummer ge-
iltdt = nno berna9 mar ni4ts
mebr orinnen."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Stuoioius Spuno Gum Iamen-
tierenoen S6neioermeiiter, Dem er
nod einen Ansug iduloet): Sa,
mein Iieber &err StidIe, mir mill
fen uns chen oGe Our6s Seben
i1lageltl
S6neioermeiiter: So, ieoer aui
feline art, tpie i6 ieb'l
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Yapa: 9tun, MordeL mas
ltarrIt Oh oenn 10 traurig Dor bid
bin bnit gu 0enn feline SreuOe mcDr
an Dem i9onen 8ogel6aler, ben On
fcl sir nit ben pradtigen Sinten
alls ser Staot mitgebradt bat?
Mor (peI9er 0ur9 unooriidti,
ges Spielen sic Giire oes Sogelbuu-
ies 10 LANCE often lieB, Bis Die Sim
fen gliiflif our6gebramlt, ge-
oehnt): gfein, Yapa, gar ni1t mebr.
Yapo: Sa, marum oenn nidt,
Ser,ensfino?
Mar: @eil es auf einmal pogel-
irci gemorben lit!
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
mofShrrih

@efdbr1iG. ~. 9ei' Dir
belt bait? Melo' Did bod oleid bcim
arbeitsomt - ionlt perm + 81
Elm, penn o unlonanoer bettelit!"
.Sa, BAL / g'piB miBt', oaB /
Gort foane trieg, NADIA gang /
i9on bin!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Son Der sd e. Neu
engagierter Sdouipieler: Sea, 0i-
rector, mas iagen Sie?"
9ireftor: n@roBortig, mein Sic.
Der = pirfli6 groBartigl Sci 81.
rem &amlet begreift man ood), mar
I'M Spbelia in's @oiier gebt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

IIleroings. nSit es
ni6t iebr nieocroriidcno fir Sic,
tpenn Sbnen SIRE Srau oaS Sa.
i6engclo gibt2"
rN-n-lI-ein - nur tpcnn ie
mfrs niGt gibt."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

&uB HllI w OeN
Seller c groBe
3eit gebobt ben,
Oos fonne &c MIDI
glaupe, mttalts,
Dab id es Sbne
1mGr5 an peib
getppe oubn. IS
is ou9 tpertliA
ebbeS ~erbebenoeS,
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Srotbem. @atte: nMerf-
wiiroig = i9 fam mid abiollIt ouf
Den Serrn nid)t beiinnen, nit benz
I1 geItern 5ulanamcn mar"
@attin: Limo babel bait gu ibn
wqbri6cinlib Ooppclt %geieben!'
Mooerne @iIoung.
.@as lit oenn nEerpii1ore~2D
,0ie Gan5itieflettenfabrif, Die neA-
lid in &onturs 9eraten it,"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

- Die neue Be it. sd bin
STUDENT = mittelIos - i6 m09te
germ arbeiten. Gonnen sic Mid
als Mourer bei6dftigen?"
nMaurer? See, fangen &c als
Ir6iteft an lino arbeiten sc ii6
5um Wourer ruff"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

= 81 erfmiir0ig. nInf al
len @ebietcn gibt's nGenner", Die
nidts upon Der Sade" perlteb'n.
- 3mei Mutffreun6in-
men. n8ie bat S6ncn Ser geltrige
&ammermuiifabeno gcfalcn?"
SD babe bon Dem gaa5en Son.
5ert nidts gsbort - ne6en mir ia.
ben apei 9ameli, Sic iih Die ganae
3eit oabon nnterbielten. wie lebr
ite Die Wluiif licbcn."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

@Idubi9er: ngntiduIOigen
Sic, &err SpltnO i1 mar ge-
itern idon oreimal bier; ober.
D@os2 llnO Oa magen Sic lid
beut' idon lpieoer fer? Sa5u nod
mitten in ser Nad)t?!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Sireftor: Sd made Sic ouf.
merriam, bob SIR @orgdnger elm
bor5iiglider 9ariteGer Oes Sauit
mar, uno fam Sbnen MIR empfeb-
len, ibm nad)5uItreben.
S6auipieIer: Seien Sic unbe.
iorgt, Serr Gireftor, i6 tueroe mid
bemiiben, in feline Sauittapfen 5it
treten.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Die feinen Gbc.Sfaten Dobcn bem erften S6uIbeiube bonn 2ebrer
oroBe 3uderoiten erboteu, nur elm flener 8urife gbt l@r aus, fr tDn
lit feline 0te oa, er meint biterHd. 2ebrer Gbn tr0Heno): Sci nr
rubig, mGn @obn, feb, Die Often nodfn ouf benz groBen Equilibrium,
imo oene lit nod nidt rdf, henn es 10 melt it, mmIt on lie aud nod
friegenl
abc. 9 If hte: I'D, SER ae5rer, seben Sic fe MIR Der, i'd eB fe
o1 grnnl
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
Grfabrener.

SEER u. (8u ieinem SreunO)
Sic iagte, tie tpiiroc idreien, iuenn
i6 iie fiilien miiroe.
Serr g.: Stun, Dos IoGte sic
o6er bod nift o~b9ebalten baben;
tpenn man Gin Waoden oroentlif
fiiBt, fam es nidt i6reien
- Gin oanfbarer Mrti-
fel. n@oran arbeiteit OH momen-
tan?"
SD gebe iest einen 09etteIsrief-
iteaer" beraitS."
= 3u june 9. nGie poIlcn iiA
ieIbitdnoig MAIDEN? S6einen mir
ober fir einen Samilienar5t nod 5t
jung"
n8eiB idon; meroe otf 5uerit
mn ols &inoerar5t prafti5ieren!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

vSoeb91 mrroe i'd an Der groBen &ieic Dor Der Staot ibcrfaacn
um6 olsgeplInoert!"
800 --? @rooe auf Dem perbotenen @cg? 9as foht bret
Warf @eotrafe oer eincn Sag Saft!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Gin ti9tiger sc.
i6Gftsmann. (8eim Sod)-
5eitsmabD: Scr iunge gbemann
iitt ia gar nidt nit am Gii6e?"
$50 oenfen Sic bin - 10 fur5
Dor @eibnodten, mo i'm @eidaft 10
Diel gu tim it! Ger fommt MIR bier
uno % NAL raid berauf, trinft Ell
men SAlnd 8ein, gibt ieiner Sralt
eincn SUP unO periGwinoet Damn
mieoer."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10
Nfrmrr 5dDrribtbrttf hes
4btltpp 5~nmrramptrr.

@ein lieber &crr 8eoudtiOnar:-
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Ger f6Ioue 8otient.
Ser 9lr5t: nSie i9mebten 3miiden
9eben un0 Cool Nltr Sbre CUTE Sea
tltr bat sic berars9eriiien!"
Ser Yotient: ngti6t pobr, Sic
0enfen oaran, tpeltlt sic Die &ed-
rlltlq 1dreiben?"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

Sronie. Aim griten na6-
item Monats eroffne i9 nun mein
&edtsbureau, i'd fu9e MIR nod im-
mer nod elmer palienoen Sni9rift
fir mein Spre63immer."
u@iIien sic mas, mGblen sic bod
ben @anoipru6: ~@uter Stat lit
teuer!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

= Ser neue 9 1 u a n.
SEA, 5rit, BET 9einem 9ienitan-
tritt bot man Dir bod gepiB gleid)
0as 8erbre6eralbum porgelegt2"
n@ott bemobre, oas babe i1 nod
nift 81 ieben gefriegt; aber Elm
oides Il6um nit photographer Der
hieiigen S%onoratioren bat man mir
geaeigt, oomit i6 feinen tpegen naft-
li9er GubeltOrung per5afte!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-10

= @ngenebme Steuer.
.@ie Die 2eute ii6 iebt bod Die
&opfe 5erbre1en, nie iie am beIten
@elo oufbringen f0nnenl @erooe olS
tpenn oas ni6t einerlei pGre! 0ie
Stenern lino ale unangenebm."
0@ae? Sd peiB aber oo6 cine,
sic man iebr germ bat uro immer
nod groBer miinidtl"
.8el9e meinen Sic oenn?"
yNun, oie MusIteuerl"