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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18

LEADERS OUTLINE
MAJOR LEGISLATION
President Harding Approves
Tentative Program for
Special Session
WILL COMPLETELY
REVISE TAX LAWS
House Will Discuss Emergency Tar.
if While Senate Considers
Treaty with Colombia.
BY HERBERT w. WALKER

BY HERBERT w. WALKER
WASHINGTON, D. c. March 12-
A legislative program for the new
congress was agreed upon by con-
gressional leaders and tentatively
approved by President Harding.
1t calls for the passage of the
following major legislation in the
order named:
Emergency tariff bill in the House
while the Columbian treaty is be-
ing considered in the senate.
I Complete revision of the tax laws
Passage Of the army and navy
appropriation bills.
A brief summer recess.
Permanent revision of the tariff
laws.
Minor Bill Sandwiches
In between the big bills will be
sandwitched the minor bills which
are certain to require attention. In
made to revise the packer control
bill and the measures providing fed
tional work.
Some kind of ban on immigration,
which former President Wilson
pocket-vetoed undoubtedly will be
passed.
II feel certain that emergency
tariff legislation will be the first
important bill to be considered by
the new congress-" Speaker Gilbert
said. II believe a measure can be
passed promptly on the basis of the
Payne-Aldrich rates."
| FOrdney Bill Ready April 4.
Representative Fordney, Michigan,
chairman Of the House ways and
means committee, said his committee
can have the emergency bill ready
by April 4, the date Of the new SEES
sion.
eve have held extensive hearings
on the question of the tariff" he
said. 1.-The committee is ready to
start framing an emergency bill next
week.
1t can be ready by April 4 and
passed through the House in two
weeks. In my opinion it should be
based on the Payne-Aldrich rates
with some notifications because OF
the unusual conditions confronting
business and agriculture. The main
features Of the emergency tariff bill
killed by the veto of President Will
son at the last session probably will
be included"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18

point. Every live, energetic citizen
should be there"
There isn't going to be a slack
moment in the program" was the
way Secretary Fultz put it when
asked what the nature of the enter
tainment would be. There will be
music, lots of it, and the best talent
that can be had in the northwest will
be in Olympia on the night of this
big banquet. It's going to go down
in Olympia history along with the
banquet that started the hotel drive
when we had all the soldiers from
Camp Lewis for entertainment, and
ought to mark the turning point in
the pessimistic attitude that has
lowered over all of us during the
period Of defation. Don't worry
about the entertainment, and also be
assured that the speechmaking will
be such as to make you clamor for
more. If you miss you will always
be sorry"
1--WE decided to put the banquet
price at ST." stated General Chair
man Stocking, because the main OBJ
ject of this gathering is to get all the
good citizens out. We want them
all to be there. This doesn't mean
that you are going to get scimpy
feed. You'll get considerable more
than 81 worth for your 81, in feed
alone, to say nothing Of the enter
tainment features"
Tickets for the banquet will go on
sale Monday, March 21, and will not
be limited to members of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. Any citizen inter-
ested in the welfare Of Olympia and
ThurstOn county may purchase a
ticket as long as there are any of the
400 left.
At meeting Of the trustees Of the
Chamber yesterday afternoon Thos.
l.. OLeary was chosen president of
the Chamber for the ensuing year.
Charles A. Rose first vice president,
Moves Talcott second vice president,
Martin Gottfeld treasurer. and H. B.
Fultz secretary. Messrs. Gottfeld
and Fultz were reelected to their po-
sitions. The others have been trus-
tees for some time and have always
been active in the Chambers work.
Secretary Fultz was instructed to
attend the meeting Of the directors
Of the State Chamber of Commerce,
which will be held in Seattle,
March 16.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE ELECTS
FOUR TRUSTEES
Vote Is approximately Three Times
Greater This Year Than on
Former Elections

With approximately three times as
many votes cast this election for
trustees OF the chamber of commerce
than any previous election the fol-
lowing citizens were elected by a
ballot vote which was counted today,
Fred Stocking. Thad Pierce, Noyes
TalcOtt and Robert Wright.
A total of 100 votes were cast for
the eight candidates running for the
Office of trustee. Fred Stocking re-
ceived 1913 votes; Thad Pierce, 80
votes; Noyes 'Talcott, sc votes; Rob-
ert Wright, 63 votes; J. d. Mans
field, 81 votes: Joseph Wohleb, Sc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
BIG BOOSTER BANQUET
Of CHAMBER PLANNED TO
EXCEL PREVIOUS ONES
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce Appoint Com
mittees to Arrange for the Biggest and Best
Meeting
R. FRANKLIN HART WILL BE POSTMASTER

l..
WereRe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18

i The third annual booster" ban
quet of the Olympia Chamber Of
Commerce promises to eclipse either
of the two other now famous commu-
nifty gatherings, and if the plans Of
the general committee, headed by
Fred w. Stocking, are carried
through, the 400 Olympians and
Thurston countians seated around the
festive board at the Olympian hotel
on the evening Of Wednesday, March
20, are in for rare treat. i
The general committee, composed
of Fred w. Stocking. Moves Talcott,
F. r. Klumb, Thad Pierce and
Adolph Schmidt, together with Presi-
dent Thomas l.. O'Leary and Secre-
tary H. B. Fultz, met at the chamber
this morning and made preliminary
plans for the big annual event.
Committees appointed by Chair
man Stocking are as follows:
Program-H. B. Fultz, Jess NJ.
Shelley, r. l.. Fromme.
Eats-F. r. Xlumb, Thad Pierce,
Adolph Schmidt.
Ticket Sale-Noyes Talcott, Mar
tin Gottfeld, and IL others to be Sc
lected by the committee.
Banquet Toastmaster-R. Frank
lin Hart.
Publicity-H. B. Fultz.
I'VE hope by his banquet to aga n
awaken the people of Olympia to re-
newed activity in behalf of the COM
munity," stated President Thos. l..
O'Leary today. 1.-The period of de.
Aation and readjustment through
which we have been passing in the
past year has been very trying and
di cult, but necessary one. Now
that we are somewhere near the end
Of it, believe that the time has ar
rived to go forward with many things
which the city needs. The only way
to accomplish these things for Olym-
pia is by that spirit OF cooperation
which moved us during the war and
in the building of the hotel. While
all of us are aware that we cannot
undertake such huge task as the
building of hotel each year, yet
there are many things that do not
necessitate the expenditure of such
large amounts that need the cooper.
alton of the community. The Cham
Der Of Commerce hopes to secure
that cooperation and expects this
annual banquet to be the starting
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
MRS. LURA C. BACON

Funeral services for Mrs. Lura c.
Bacon were held at Mills Chapel at
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. j. c.
Baker, former pastor of the Westside
Chapel. conducted the services. as
sisted by Rev. F. H. Roster, present
pastor of the Westside Chapel. In
terment followed in the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
Mrs. Bacon died Saturday morning
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. L..
M. Waters, 1913 Giles avenue. She
also survived by her son, Lawrence
Bacon, OF this city, and two daugh-
ters and one son in the East Her
husband died about five years ago.
She was a member Of the Christian
Missionary Alliance, of which Rev.
Baker is the field evangelist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
SPOKANE WILL BACK
SEATTLE REFERENDUM
ON POLL TAX LAW

SPOKANE, Mr.. 15.-Spokane will
bac kSeattle in a referendum fight
against the SIS a head poll tax law,
according to members Of the city
council.
Mayor Fleming, declaring the tax
unfair and un-American," said he
would aid the battle. Other men,
bers express similar sentiments.
Ex-service men are expected to get
behind the move to force them to pay
for part of their bonus by means of
the tax.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
MISS RUTH DUNKIN.

The funeral of Ruth Dunkin was
held Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Wade. her aunt, on the Pacific
highway east Of the city. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. r..
Franklin Hart and intennent fol-
lowed in the Masonic cemetery. Miss
Dunkin was 10 years of age and a
senior at the Olympia high school.
She is survived by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Dunkin, and four
brothers who reside near Raymond.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
NEW CURRICULA BOARD
DELEGATED NO DUTIES
House Bill No. $40 May Have to BE
Vetoed Through Fatal Omis-
sion of Section

Members of the state legislature in
the city Saturday were seeking legal
the personnel of the joint board of
higher curricula but which it is
feared may have to be vetoed because
it does not specifically provide any
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
OBITUARY
PETER WICKSTROM.

The funeral of Peter Wickstrom
was held at 3 o'clock Thursday after
noon at Mills chapel with Rev.
Frank B. Huffman conducting the
services. Interment followed in the
Odd Fellows cemetery. Mr.. Wick
strom died "Wednesday, March 9, at
ST. Peters hospital. He was 81
years of ago and is survived by his
wife and two daughters, Esther and
Alice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18

votes; George Crabill. SO votes, and
William Lasher, "A votes.
Votes have been received at the
chamber of commerce for the last
week, having been mailed in by the
citizens of the city. They were
counted this morning by President
Klumb, George CASTOR and M. F..
Kelly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
MRS. MARTHA DAVIS SHULTIS.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Davis
Shultis was held at the Mills chapel
at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev.
T. H. Simpson conducted the services
and the body was taken to South
Tacoma for cremation. Mrs. Shultis
died at St. Peters hospital on March
10. She was born at Waukesha, Wis
consin. July 3, 1S49, and came to
Olympia last July to make her home
with her daughter and, son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Johnston. She is
also survived by her husband, Frank
Shultis, and one son, Averill Shultis,
who resides at Waukesha.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Die 5tuGlf @ebOte fir bic japaniide
GbefraM.

Seit Sobrbunoerten ii6errei6t ie-
Sc Mutter elmer iungen Sapanerir,
Die beiraten MID, unt Wtorgen oeS
Sod5eitstages Die n3wolf @ebote Der
@be." Oiele lauten:
l.. &eute borlt bu auf, meme
Eofter gu iein. Son beute an lei
ben @ltern oeines Mannes gebpr-
Jam, mie on es bisber oeinem ga-
ter uno oeiner Mutter warelt.
2. Dein @atte lit Oein Serr. @e-
borfe ibm tets. @eboriam lit Die
&oupttugeno Der Srau.
3. Sci liebenswiiroig gu 6einer
Sfwiegermutter.
4. Sci nidt eiferiidtig.
5. &ege oi9 nidt auf, menn lid
oein @atte einmal aufregt. 8arte,
Big er Ii9 mieoer berubigt uno ipri6
Damn freunolid nit ibm.
6. &latlde nidt. l1nterbalte bid
iiber1aupt nidt oiel.
Z. Ste6' frii6 auf, eeb ipdt f6la-
len. Sdlafe nidt am Gage. Tritlt
wenig @ein. @eb' nidt 5u Iuf-
laufen ober @eriammlungen, ebe Ou
so Sabre alt biit.
s. Site bid Dor 8abriagern.
9. Spare in Der 8irti6oit.
10. @erfebre ni9t ausiblieBli6
nit iungen 2euten.
II. &leiOe bid niGt auffaaia.
70. Grote nidt nit Der Stel-
lung ooer Dem @ermogen oeines
WanneS.
Man6e BON 6ieien @eboten, be-
ion6ers oie eriten beioen, flin9er
uns mittelalterlid uno iino mobl
audi in Sapan nidt mebr gon6 5eit-
gemGb. aber IN allen itedt iebr
oiel @abres. Man iiebt iibrigens,
oaB tros Der groben Galienunter-
idieoe Sag Soeolbito elmer gbefrau
bci uns unb in Sapan biele gellein-
lame 3iiae bot.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

Dem 4riege orbeitete i6 nit bunoert !
9ro5ent Santieme SD bin foIeIid
wie6er perniinftig. Gem Sontieme
lit BLOB oos 6remomort fir Ser.
6ienft. Stimmts? ODER Itimnts
ni6t?~ SD nidte. limo Der Stir.
bouspirt ItrabIte: 1Sas lit Der
@eis6eit LETTER SdIlB; @iner muB
anfnngen, FONT bort Seiner oufl"
SD por iprafIos. Sd mnB Gu-
gen, Sbren, Noie unO Ohlno auf.
qeriIien babert oenn ser Rurbous.
fpirt lief ans giiffet, bolte 5tpet
&ognafs, itelte lie Dor mid bin uro
ipro6: ,0enn mo fein anfang lit,
lit fein @nOe. SIT Oas elm artom,
niir6ig zines 8biIopben, Der i'd bin2
Ilio mor,tm ioa Der &ognat nit
bunoert Hro6ent Santieme, Die ib
oaran peroiene, feds Morf foiten,
menn er Orei Marf fiinfunOiieb5ig
foIten fam nit fiinfunO5pan3ig
gro3ent Santieme, sic i'd bod nod
6oron perOiene?" Sd ergriff
0os cine @Ias uno idmetterte es
frodeno oegen Die @nno, nahoem
i6 Oen in inn befinoliden &ognat
ousaetrunfen botte. Genn i9 batte,
neil iG iprodlos mar, Oos 8eoiirf.
nis ous3uoriifen Dab meme Be-
griffsbiIOung es mar, Die 5erbrad.
ltno Ser &urboiiswirt tronf ben
onoeren &ognaf ni9t aus, ionoern
erregte ii9 in Observation-Disclosures @e.
geifterang: r@eroieuIt mar fir mid
friiber elm 9egriff ser &elation.
ger0ienlt lit fir mid iest ein Be
ariff ser StobiIitdt. Gas lit 6ie ge.
Male S0ee, peI6e SIR Sreuno Der
0idter gebabt bat. Solgli6 parum
Ionen INNER Gidter n6iibrer Der
Belt" iein? @arum nidt aud elm
&u~rbouspirt? Sd proouaiere fortun
MIR nit fiinfun65pan5ig Sro5ent
Eantieme. Sd babe mir orafoniiG
elm @eies gegeben. @s lit iber i.
Sem meiner bunoert @etten Itatt oes
lonIt ubliGen: D@r1lB @ott, trim
elm, bring Slid berein" mif einem
Spru66on6 ongemaIt. @s lit cine
2dderliffeit, gu ieben, nit welder
Siderbeit cine geniaIe Soee orbei.
tet, ioboIo Tie erit in Die 8eIt geiest
lit. Weine aellner, &o6e, &uti6er,
S~ous0iener, 3immermdo6en, 2ift.
bops, &einemade- uno abpaid-
mfraueit, MebI-, @ier-, Sleii9-, Sbit-,
Gentle, @dide-, &Ieioer-, 2ift-.
Suit, SdmaI5- uno 8utterbdnoler,
Sriiblings., CONNER, Script uno
8intergdite proou5ieren fortan nit
fiinf3mon8ig @ro5ent BLOB, oomit ia
niGt ser ein5ige gerniinftige bin.
So Iebr perberben quite @eiipiele
I6Iefte Sitten! llno wern Die 8elt
Elm &1trbol1s mare, 0ann miiBte es
nur nod einen Grafton in ibr ge.
ben Mber i1 babe angefangen
- 1tn0 oas lit meme geniale Soeel"
1lno nun tranf Ser &llrbausDirt
sen a1lOeren &ognaf aus, obfpobl er
cin 8biloiopb mar.
Samb. SremOenblatt.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

Iteuen. Bon oen Teutidnationalcn
broitdt man crit gar ni@t 81 reoen.
IS miro feline Iei6te Au.igobe tur
oen Ieifsfon3ler Gr. &irtb ietnL
it'd in einem ioIden SarIoment cine
MaioritGt fir ieite S%teuergeiebe 81
biIoen, un0 es fam iid wobl bege-
ben, 0nb CT oaran ideitert.
I'm ieine SteGung I'M Eei6Sta9
gu befeitieen, beOiirfte ct oringenO Ell
mes GrfoIges in ser altspartigen So'
litif. 3un erflGrt %aleroings oic
@ntente INNER tpieOer, Dab iie OH
grboltuna ser Gemofratie in
3euti6Iono piinide. gbcr lie mil
nidts tln, I'M 5i Oieier @rbaltltn9
bei5utroeen, i'm @egenteiI, lie be6an'
BELT Geutif LAMB itets nit o%erielben
$Grte unO @rauiomfeit, obne it'd
oarum al fiimner11, oh es bon einem
reoftion6ren ooer BON einem oenno'
frotiiden Miniiterium regiert miro.
6ronfrei1 mi0eripri6t Der Gutbe'
bltng Der Sonftionen Die mad Der
Gnnobme Oes ltltimatums ourdl
0eutI6Iono ieoe 8ereGtigung per'
loren boben, Die nidt einmaI Sronf'
reid ieIbit eineu @orteil bringen uno
0eren Aufredterbaltung ourt fein
onoereS Motio erfIdrt DerOen fam
oIs 0urd Die SreuOe al Der 9emii.
tigung oes 8eiiegten, Dem Der Sic
ger oen SUB o1tf ben gaden icst.
llno Sronfreid beitebt Oarolti, ben
gr0Bten urio tpertbouIten Sell Sbcr'
idIeliens an 8oIen 81 geben, 0as be-
reits piel mebr 2ono gei1ludt bat,
aIs es iemaIs beroauen fanrL unI
oos Die oberifIeiiife Snouitrie lie.
6igIi9 orgrunoeridten piirOe, penr
man iie inn ouslieferte. IlS oaS
Minilterium @irtb nit Dem Sro'
gronlm ser grfiiIung oes Ultima
tums gebiloet ptr6e, bottle man in
9eutI9lono algemein, Die Innabme
ser Observation-Disclosures Diiroe
sic aufbebung Der Sonftionen Der.
beifiibren unO OberidIeiien fin
GentI9Iano retten. @rfiint iid oieic
&offnuns nidt, bIeiben Die Sonftic'
men beIteben, gebt Sberi6lelien ber-
lorenL 10 miro 0ie griiten5 BEG Sci
niIteriums @irtb artfs idwerite be.
orobt fem; uno pubrideinlid nirS
Or. @irtb ielbIt nit getpobnter @llt'
idIoiienbeit Die &oniequen5en aieben
aus TatiadenL benen er entnebmen
fam, DAB Die @inIi9tsloiigfeit unc
Ole 6ein0ieIigfeit Der entente es TN.
mooIi9 MAIDEN, cine Oemofratii6c
&egierune in 9eutiflunO 81 fiibrer-
8. g.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

Sanera pfrlaffnl it %panifartiger
6lHdlt i0c SGrfer.

Sanetn nfrlaNrp1 lit panifartiger
6indt ilHc SGrfer.
Qus ani8icle mpti6aftlide Organ
Ger 9 miettggiermg, Die ogfono.
mitidfo. Sbtu brirgt cine Geibe
BON AnGo6en s5tr Die furftbore
Wlibernte bic he olelem Sabre Stub.
lano betro fen 9oL
Gem Blot &uioi9a bot am met
item oaS COMMENCEMENT Samara 0es
Iitter, oann o1s Commencement So
ratop, oos 8e5iet Der 09utiden So.
lonien an Scr &oigo, iarner Seile
Oes Dome ebteies ocs ua erridteten
Commencement 3asisbu unO oes
&ubon-@ ebietes Der @ouoernements
Simbirif, Eenio, lila, @jatfa, Birm
uno Der BON Tortaren bep0lferten
@ebiete. SIM Commencement Sama.
ra lit i'm Durdi6nitt Die grnte
nidt me6r ais Z biz s pub Il 9u6
glei9 etrpo 80 9funo pro
DeBiotine = / 0eBiatine glei6 2.69
acres = i'm Commencement Sara
tom fommen etpa 10 8uo ouf Die
OreBiatine, i'm Commencement Sim.
birIf 1870 Tuo. 9ie 8auern
beginner idon ibr mertooaites @ut,
Oos gie6, gu perfoufen, Inn grot
3a erbaltetl. Sn ben @ouoerne.
ments Soratom uno Somaro foltet
oos 8rot orei. Bis piermol mebr nls
0os 8leii6. SIN &reiie ytotuou.
ienit fam man fir Orei Biz bier
Huo Mebl elm Bfero f%aufen. 9ie
8auern iino BON elmer Banit ergrif-
len, %perIuiien gruppenpeiie, marf.
nal aud oorfpeiie, ibre 8obnitat.
ten uno 8ieben fort, Inn in @ebiete
gu fommen, mo Tie Ro6rungsmittei
gu finoen erboffen. Die 9auern
piiien meiltens ieI6er nidt, mobir
lie geben ioaen, einige iagen, lie
mouen gum rin6iiden Barren" 9ieie
ponifartige Slu9t modt Ii1 Ii. q.
itorf in Dem @ebiet Der oeuti6en
8olgafolonien bemerfbar. GicIe
aieben nod Oem &irgiiengebiet, mad
Sibirien ulo Surfeitan, on6ere nod
ben Siiooitteilen Der Ukraine uno
na6 Dem <bange6iet. IS lit i6on
gu oieIen 3uiammenitoBen 8wiiden
oieien ACKNOWLEDGMENT uro ben Se-
BORDEN gefommen.
0ad Ser 8erednung Ser 8ebor-
ben brauden oie lieben Willionen
ginnobner Ser @ouoernements Ga.
mara uro Saratcm, penn man nur
Oas uu6eoingt n%otpenoige Minimum
in &eGnung bringt, alio % Sub
pro &opt i'm gat6en minoeltenS
154 Miaionen @lto '@etrei0e. Sn
8irflidfeit aber iin0 in 6ieien @e-
bieten nidt mebr als 80 Millionen
Euo @etreioe 9eerntet ipor0en. Das
@lott Orinet ouf idleunigite CT
greifung BON WoBnabmen, Inn 6iefe
furdtbare Scot Ser 8ouernbeoolfes
rlttg gu linoern.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Gebet zines Sentiden.

8ater infer, Ser on inns priifeit
ourd Die Nitterfeit unierer Scot,
Sdn1at uno S1anoe, iei beoanft
audi fir oieie tribe uno idpere
3eit. 9ein @iae geidebe, auf bob
mir rein uno frei merOen, auf oaB
mir uns lGl,tern bon aaem, mas in
unlerem @eien unlallter uno ielbit-
gefduig lit. @ebeiligt lei uniere
Gprode, Die Sprad]e unierer Wtiit-
ter, in Der mir eelernt baben, nit
Dir gu ipre6en. Seine &raft glib
uns, baB mir uns aui unS ielblt
beiinnen uno auf Die ewige 8abr-
belt in uns. TIMER tagliGes 8rot
Der 6eele glib uus beute, erlOie uns
bon Dem uebel Der Selbitaerflei-
I1ung uno Der 8reisgabe unierer
Mrt. 2aB uns ben @urm Der 3mie-
traft iiberpinoen, glib uns unier
eutes &edt uno fibre inns nidt in
ben 8meifel. Sob uns itarf iein
oarin, Dob nur mir lelbit uns bel.
ten fornen, auf oaB uns aud bon
Dir eebolfen meroe, iest uno in ale
3ufunft. @men.
&arI Sans Strobl.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
ea6Iid.

gs lit @inter. Ser Sei9 in ct.
mem 9art6enoorfe bel 2eip5ig 1T 81.
%geiroren. ginige Sungen turnrneln
i'd in ben 9ormittugsitunoen auf
Dem giie, fie baden nit ginofaoen
einen S6litti9ub on ben redten
Sub gebunoen uno gleiten auf Der
gisflahe oabin. ga fommt Der
Shulinipeftor poriiber, nno on er
Ii6 munoert, oaB Die iaulpflidtigen
Sungen nidt in Der S6ule iino,
ruit er einen Der Sungen gu iid nno
fraet i'm: n8arum ieio ibr nift IN
Ser Sdnle?" Daraui Ser &nabe:
uWair berlin mid in De Sdule." Ser
-Sdulmann iagt: uMerfwiroig.
warum biirft ibr oenn nidt CUR
SGule?" Darauf erpi6ert Der Oorf'
iunge: nMir bamm' De Maiern."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Der einsisc perminftise 2emufrat.

IIs @ottfrie6 &infel 1848 in
Berlin NOR, beiudte er ou6 Srau
BON 4rnim, Die beriibmte gettina
8rentano, oas emige Sinh, bas
Goethe 10 angeidwdrmt bate. Sim
fel iel6it beridtet iiber ieinen 8eiuG:
SD bate an gettina BON elmer ibr
befreunoetem Dante cine @infiibrung
erbalten. Sic empfing mid iebr
freunOlid, cine Srage NOR benz Be-
finoen Der Sreun6in NOR balo be.
antrportet. Damn ieste lie lid otif
Sas beriibmte Cola, oelien &iiien
ibr als Sai9en bienten, no iie Biz
der, Manuifripte lno 8riefe aufbe.
mabrte. Sd nabm neben ibr einen
Stu1l, uro nun begann Die lebboite
Srau iiber @oIitif gu reoen, wobI
cine Gtunoe lang, unilnterbro6en.
aber INNER geiitreid, imrner ami.
liant. Sd borte rubig 5u, i'd glau.
BE, id babe aud nidt elm eindiges
8ort ooreingereoct. Damn fam cine
feline 9auie, id itano uuf, mir pef-
leIten nod Die gerpobnliden Soflid'
feiten oes abidieos, uno i6 ging.
Sd babe ipdtsr bon einem Srennoe
geb0rt, oaB 8ettina geIaet bat:
Bon allen Demofraten lit bod Der
&infel Der perniinitieite,-mit bent
fam man nod elm oroertlides @e'
ipr16 fiibrenl
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
6 n 9eteran n.

- Gin geteran. IS gine
fell bergauf. Ser Sotclomnibus
blicb lteden, neil Die Bferoe Die
2aIt oes @ep6ds uno Der arrgalte
nid)t gu oieben permodten. 8ir
Iprangen ale ab utb bemibten uns,
oen @agen flott au MAIDEN. geur
elm oider &erl NIT elmer proslger
3igorre I'M Munoe blieb bebaglid)
in ieiner @de queti1en. Magemei-
ne @ntruitung. nWtodten Sic
nidt oilb elm menig berausfomnler
urlo nit i1icben belfen?" rief man
IN ben 8agen binein.
rMee," lautete Die Intport, noas
bob i) flint Sabre lang semaft,
lett mill id mid our &ube iesenl"
Abneigung. .Sn Dem
0urnperein ioa id ~einorooen? Jtee,
barn sc, id) bab sc namlif Gene
farmlid)e @uo uff De &eifen!
rA5el &err &lobden, in unierm
8erein iino bod gar feline reIAen
9eute!~
.geee nee, i9 meen sc ia oo6
blob ole &eid)en, Die ie Oan3eri
Oun!"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Ger S~peiieoettel zines MarrOf-
faners int &beinlanS.

DAB Oie fran3oiiiden Eruppen i'm
beietten oeuti9en @ebiet auf Soften
oeS ausgeiogenen oeuti6en @olfeS
lebell tpie Die Maoen i'm Sped, Dos
lit binrei9eno befannt, oof lit es
GuBerit intereiialt, einmol all ieben,
mas 10 einem fron50iii6en BoiIu
ODER 10 einem idparaen &llturtr6-
ger an Gerpflegung porgelest miro.
Noditebeno Der Speile5ettel zines
fran5oiii6en Sruppenteils bonn 80.
Moi:
Rittn9s:
9orsb'ocllnres,
Garbinen, @iirIt6en, Butter,
Gidenltiid nit Gppfialat,
Neue &artoffeln 9ebraten, SpargeI NIT
Gabmiauce,
&pfeIIinen, Creme De Brubere.
@etrGnfe: "A Otter Hpttpein, 1 SlaI9e
@eiBtpein, fir bier.
Mbenbs:
N%ubeliuppe,
Sdfenfleii6 nit Sonatenlauce,
D~o6nenIalat,
Goufiture,
n otter &ottpein,
See.
Nelin5ebntel oes geiamten oeut-
iden 8olfes mdre frob, ipenn es
oerortig ledere Mabl5eiten nur elm
nal om Sonntae iid leiiten fonnte.
Ser bunte mo meiBe Srar5mann
Fat es ale Gage. Der oeutide Mi-
del 5oblts ia!
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

unterf6ie6. Srdnlein:
Sd perItebe sar nidt, pie on bid
in einen Sii6bdnoler berlieben
fannit, mir 1T Der Gii6gern1 brett
5utpioerl
Sreunoin: ga, gu rie6it nit Der
Maie - iG nit benz Seraenl
Daily picayune., 1921-03-02

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