davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Johnson-Powell Center: Tonight
French; dressmaking; sewing: use OF
sewing machines; Boy Scouts; Powell
Alumni Debating Club.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

The I. F. c. A. Parliamentary Law
Club will meet at s o'clock. Carroll
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Wilson Normal Center: Tonight
Ohio State University Association;
Vocational Guidance Conference;
chiIdren's dramatics; Girl Scouts;
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Miner Normal Center: Tonight
Home nursings dietetics; fame,
needlework: conversational Frenc]
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Special meeting Piney Branch Citi-
zens' Association, ]. r. West School, 8
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Dance tomorrow mt $50 p>m.. Trin-
fty Community House, Sd and G
streets. f
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Weekly dance under auspices Of
Catholic WWmen's Service Club, COM
munity House, COL z street. 3 to II
o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Miss Kate Namicon of England, here
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Dunbar High Community Center:
Tomorrow morning 10 am, chill
Evening star., 1921-11-25

/ and Spanish: Community Chorus;
| dressmaking and sewing. beauty cul-
Evening star., 1921-11-25
Harvard Club will give n luncheon
tomorrow at 1 pm, University Club:

New York State Society will hold q
reception and dance December 8 at
EauScher's.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
MBT TREETE59N
FIRST AID GAR
Demonstrations Value Of
knowledge Of What
to Do Given

DAKOTA, Dec. .. - Opportunity
for real first aid work was expert,
enced at the plant .: the Bethlehem
Mines Corporation here. while res.
Ii car No. s. United States Bureau
of Mines, was in the own Tor III
struction purposes. A foreigner
got squeezed in the Dakota mine
by an empty car and as a result sut-
fered from shock more than injury
by the accident. Foreman Archie
Forbes, OF the car, was notified and
he with the members OF the class
who was in the act Of training, bur
ried to the scene and the men -
putting to use the knowledge Z
were receiving.
The man was covered with blank.
cts, placed on a car. brought to the
surface up the manway and taken
10 the car. Here the patient. was
treated for shock with his co-work.
crs Interested onlookers. After he
was revived the miner was removed
to his home or a stretcher.
Interested in the training OF first
aid and mine rescue work, T. Il.
Johns. bethlehem, Pa. general
manager Of the mining operations
Of the Bethlehem Mines Corpora
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way. There is a lack OF stiff.
ness and Formally. n homeliko
air "c%ountrified IL You wish 1t
put that way. The customers
are Mr.. Smith, Mr., Jones or
Bill, Tom. Dick or Bob. Some
people may like stiffness and
style at SO much per and be
an unknown nonenity but till
human nature changes you
will find that the average man
likes to be somebody in par
ticular we'll enough that he
prefers homely good will. val
ues and an individuality.
also happen to know that
most Of the East Side mer.
land by East Side In
clude Hoult, Norwood and
East Park as well as tha. part
nearer the heart of the bust
ness section OF East Side are
men who have known by eX-
p]erience what it is to eat their
bread in the sweat of their
face" and are not ashamed of
the fact. do not say this IN
disparagement OF tho MGR
cha.:s who have not found it
necessary to carry the dinner
pail or wield the hoe or fol-
low the pillow, but do say
these men know at first hand
what the worker likes.
TIA and last, but best Of
ali. the East Side merchants
practice real and practical re-
CriprCcIty. III other words il
he wants you to trade at home
he docs the same himself.
For years it has been easier
for the man with some home
product to dispose Of to find
a market fo- them with the
East Side merchant than
where else.
Tho East Side merchant
does not prefer wiltcd Yege-
tables and moldy fruits from
the produce houses to fresh
products from the homo pco.
pie. He also does not expect
the home producer TO do some
what better than compete on
terms Of c~qualit: with the big
wholesale produce houses
while crying out themselves
against being compelled to
meet the Unfair comTetitio"
of the big city stores. In fact
he prefers the homo product,
even n, n little higher prices.
l remember taking a crate Of
strawberries to an East Side
merchant once and selling
them at . 1.2 cents in trade
more than lie was selling
southern berries. While !
dealt II out no sold most Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

them to customers Mt the
am price he had paid me,
being content with profit on
sales to me or one profit
really for esro transactions.
This fnvorabIy impressed me
at the time.
knew OF a case OF an East
Side merchant who bought
pretty largely Of canned to-
matoes in the fall. Before
spring they jumped so per.
cent at wholesale. but he con-
tiuued to sell 10 his customers
at the same old price while
they lasted, refusing to make a
larger profit from his custo
mers. These are things that
count. This is a live and let
live policy, a YOU stand by
me and I'll stand by you" plan.
JAS. D. B0WMAN.
Hoult, W Va,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

1tfon%aHd JIM MSGunas Gtml1nI
genarGt Supertnteudent 0f The Bar
.TackFifIe dsDakota plants OF the
corpOratton5 Visited the car, and
had along talk on the work
Three classes were trained on
Two of these were In
first aid and one in mine rescue
work WORK in gas with the
breathing apparatus was given to
the class in mine rescue. A couple
rooms used us an office by Dr.
Fleming. the company physician.
were filled with an irrespirable at
mosphere and the class members
were put to work there.
Those in charge OF the rescue car
say that the. interest Is very good
Mt Dakota and are we'll pleased with
the efforts. Even larger numbers
of men would desire training II the
available space for the work was
at hand.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Tie funeral OF Miss Lide Harr,
an aged and highly respected wom'
All OF the East Side. whose death
took nlace at her home on Newton
street Wednr sday evening, will DO
held tomorrow afternoon ut two
O'Clock from the residence and Will
he conducted by the Row. c. +,
Eddy, pastor OF tho ~I'aiat!ne Bap'
tist church, assisted by Rev. John
Brown. OF Grafton, a former pastor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
UNIQUE DISPLAY.

Lee n. Nestor, ieweler, has dis.
played III his window an unusual
that has attracted many per.
10 its reach. 1t is a large "a
gin Economy watch about inches
in diameter and is made OF silver
plated case with n large watch
movements inside. Mr.. Nestor says
that a friend gave 1t TO him.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
NOW AT GRAFTON

Rev. and Mrs. John Brown, the
former at ono time pastor of the
]~ai1tinc Baptist church, are nov
located in Grafton where Rev.
Brown was called to be pastor or
the First Baptist church
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
Lost And Found

STOLEN-Fox hound, black aud
white tick with Tan head and
car nicked with two duclaws.
Curtis Vincent. Phone 9S0J-..
l. / A. 1895 a
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Classified AdDeftsnlg
Help Wanted

you CAN EARN from S15 10 $40
weekly in your spare time writ
Ing Show Cards for US Al HOME.
II you can read and write you can
qualify. Write for FREE PARTlA
CULARS. National SLOW Caro-
School. Limited, Dept. IL, 1887
Church st. Toronto, Canada.
11-3o-26t-1791A
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Houses For Sale

ZIG OpPORTUNlrY-Who wants
10 buy S-room house, bath, base
ment, electricity, gas, water, garage.
Lot 5OX66. Must be seen to be ap.
nreciated. Phone l126.R. 21l Ma.
ket al, ll.29-26t-17S7A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

The death list OF veterans Of tho
Civil war now averages 100 a day.
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Personal

pERsONAL-Cut this out for
luck. Your future toretold. Send
dime, age. birthdate for trial
rcading. MADAME ZODELI-A,
Box S$S, ToletF, Ohio.
l2s ct 1865 a
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For Exchange

GOOD REFRIGERATOR; viii ex.'
change for rugs, or davenport
or what have you? Phone 444412:
(At &c per word each day you car
insert this sort OF Want Ad to dis.
pose Of thlngs you no Longer need
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
BOWMAN WINS
FIRST PRIZE
IN G9NTEST
interest in East Sid e
Advertising Campaign
Is Growing

Robert Burns said "oh wad
s9mefpower the giftie gle US to see
opFgeps as others see u.s." And
this little contest The West Viz.
gintan has been running has been
that sort Of a gift to the merchants
0G,the East Side. Other merchants
TOO might road these letters and
BleGn much about the things that
people like. 1t is a revelation how
strong a puller. courtesy is. II
youScould SIT down beside the Ad
Man, you would be surprised to
find that courtesy is mentioned IN
practically every letter.
The letter selected this week is
ono of the best IL not the best that
has been sent in since The West
Wirginlan has been offring prizes.
Jas. D.. Bowman Is the writer. and
In II he has analysed mass likes
and disliEes pretty thoroughly.
We are publishing his letter to-
day hut lack Of space forb!ds pub
Ication OF the second prize letter
which was written by Mrs. R. H.
Bowen, $40 Fourth street.
If you had intended to write the
Ad Man n letter about why you
trade on the East Side. doht think
everything has been said. Think.
Its ideas that win, not SO much
particular examples OF certain
stores that have won favor. Come
on. Mr.. Bowman has set a high
mark for some one to beat next
week, and tho East Side Ad Man
agolng to open his mail rather
anxiously the next few days.
Here's the letter:
WHY ! TRADE ON THE EAST
SIDE
There have been some
mighty good reasons advanced
for trading on the East Side
and yet / have not seen given
exactly the reasons that actu-
ate me in %preferrius that side,
There are at least two or three
good reasons, each good
enough in itself to be a suHfl.
ctent reason to trade there, but
when arrayed together they
make, In my mind. an unas-
Rerable argument.
First, to us IN the East Side
o. the river, It is more conven-
lent to trade on the East Side.
especially II we drive in by
Team or car. Also, il we are
to observe the policy to trade
home, as often importuned
do then we owe It to the
merchants on this side to give
him the preference.
The second reason. how
ever, is more convincing TO
me, although It Is n thing some
merchants of Fairmont have
been tainted with. being
.CountrifIed" or small town
style. This will seem 4 poor
reason but ] will explain fur
ther The stores Of the East
Side are. in many instances,
general stores, just like tho
better grade Of general coun-
try stores. A merchant wants
plenty Of good, regular trade.
II, his methods get that he can
afford to laugh at the man who
c~rIticises him. To get This
trade he conducts tho sort OF
q store that his trade likes
best. as near as he can dis
Germ. Now I believe that IS
percent Of the people Of Ma
rfon county come under three
heads: farmer or country. coal
miner and railroader. The
East Side merchants have
more than their proportion of
this kind OF trade and l think
Iknow the reason. We ray'ior
values, not metropolitan style,
There is a general linz IN
nearly every store, Of what the
householder needs why even
the hardware stores r that
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Female Help Wanted

MIDDLE AGED, Settled WOO
MAN WANTED for hopsekeeper.
40 children. Write Box 1870 a,
West yirginian. 1G Q St 1870 A
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Houses And Lots

CONSULT j. A. FURTNEY, Nc.
Crory Bldg. Houses and lots.
Phone 4O5.R. II % 96t 1888 \
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FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping II. desired. Phone
sls-R.Y 4. e. 8 St 1889
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

YOUNG MEN, WOMEN over II,
desiring government positions,
$3.50 monthly, write for free list
positions for 1922. Il. Terry lfor
mer Civil Serrice ExaIntner) S9G
Continental Bldg Washington, d
C. IL 9-4t-196G "A
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN WANTEDl with car.
Must be willing to earn $3.50 per
week by hard work. Gail on deal.
crs with lowest. priced guaranteed
tires. THE c. L. SMITH COM
PANY. South Bend. Ind,
l3 Q 1t 1892 Al
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED BY
expert. Phone Pleasant johnson,
629.W. 11-2926t-l7T7A
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TO BUY, SELL OR RENT see
Geo, Ii. Brobst, Realtor, Protes-
sIonal Bldg. ll'26'Z6t-44SoA
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U%nfurnished Rooms

TWO LARGE anu one small I'M
furnished rooms for rent. no
Market st. Phone 1341-W.
I2-6S6t-1sfs
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TWO FURNISHED Or unfurnished
light housekeeping rooms. Use
gas and phone. References re.
CURED. Phone 1252-R 12-S-3ts1s1TA
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LARGE FRONT ROOM for one Of
two gentlemen. $40. Market .St,
Phone 1144.W. 12-s-3t-191bAs
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
@crniinftise sbfertisnna.

Der boldnoiiGe @biloloee SSlt.
itlts 2ipiills (1547-16O6), Der elm
9roBes @erf iiber Die Stonobafttg.
felt i9rieb uno trotoem biermal
Die &eligion getpe6ieIt bate, be.
bauptete III ienem @erfe, oaB i'm
Staate nur cine Religion geouloet
unb aae nngldubigen. Die ii9 ni9t
sur berrl6enoen Stride befennen
woaen, obne @naoe nit Se1er uno
Sdwert nerfolet meroen miiBten.
Sobann &ernbeert mioerlegte oieie
unOuloiamen @runoidbe uno peran.
loBte oaour9 beri9ieoene Streit.
i6riften, oenen 2ipiius our9 elm
@erbot, bob iein 8u9 nidt piOer.
legt tperoen Oiirfe, abgebolfen ieben
woate. @r mur0e inoeiien NIT Die.
Ier Soroerung abgeipieien inter Der
i~olgenoen 8egriinoung: n@ntpeoer
lino Die bebaupteten @runoiGse
nabr uno oann miro man fie ni9t
mioerlegen fonnen. ODER lie iino
fali6, uno Oann bat Der Staat bon
oieler @ntoedung feinen Na1teil."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
8eitrafte Snbindjt.

Ser in oen 70er Sobren oes
lettbergangenen SabrbunOerts ber-
Itorbene, riibmlidit befannte 3ou.
berer uno Soi6enipieler 8eaofini
befano iid emit ouf Dem Somburger
Wtarft un0 1anoelte nit elmer
8auerin Inn eitien &orb bon @ier.
ST mar nit Ser bropen 8~ierIGnoe.
rim bereits einig, ais er ii6 elm 81
arsbot, INN oeiien Stride gu prii.
fen. @dbreno er es 0ffnete, fieI
elm blanfes @olOitiid berors. Bella.
6ini 0ffnete Elm dpeites uno orittes,
uto oieielbe @riheinung p~ie0erbolte
li6. Sdnea madte Die 8auerstrau
lett ibren &orb 81 uno erfIGrte, Die
Gier nift perfoitfen au f0nnen. sic
ieste ii6 iofort on cine abieits ge-
legene SteIe oes CHARITIES, mo- tie
oie @ier, ems nod Dem onoereu,
5eri6lug, III Ser Soffnung, aleid
8ela9ini elm @oIoitiid BARN 3u
firoen. Ser beriibmte Soi6enipie.
Ter, Der ibr gefolgt mar, beoba6.
tete fie Beitnli6 uno ergoste fid
ueioIid an Dem @ebaren Der Srou,
pie fie am Sdluiie our @inliGt
fommen mibte, 0aB lire Sobiuft
iie gu elmer groBen Sorbeit perlei.
tet babe.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15

5tpon3i1 Mart GcloItrofe inns Sra.
9ung ser Soften oes 8erfobrens per-
lrteiIt Sa, eiu ltngliid fommt
ieltcn o1eili. llno Die peridouenett
S6peine fparen pabrli6 nidt
@liids-, ionoern 9e6i9Deire fiir ib-
rem emit 10 boffnungsrei9en 8eliser
getuor6en ....
God nod cine @gtra-Sronie beS
S6idiaIS trnf ben S6weine3iitter
q. 9. Surge 3eit nad Dem Gage
oes @eridts nGlnli9 fanO er bel Der
abenolid)en &eimfebr cine NIT Der
Bolt gefommere &iite Dor; in Der
lag, IGrberIi6 in bituteS SeiOenpa.
pier gebettet, cine @lirit uno elm
3etteI babel: vglIS fleine &oitprobe
bon Dem einen Der beiOen pormols
Storiobonuiden s uSiGtpeine. @rob-
artige 0rolitGt, iiber5eugen Sic
iidl" Gum S6ooen nod oen Spott!
S~toriobann ipiitete in li6 ic!bit Din-
elm. Der unbetpeiSbare Irgpobn
nagte in ibm, Dab &nuti9insfp bel
benz S6peineoiebitabl 0ie Sano i'm
Spiel eebabt baben miiIie. DAB ct
6lr6 iein ei9eneS 8ene1mell gc5et
oen friiber gutna6barlid bebanoel-
ten S6uiter Oeiien &o6iudt ber'
oufbeidporen boben f0nrte, ooS odnl-
merte linn in ieinem miBoergniigten
itno moterieuen @emiit mitniGtet
auf 80.
linn 10 nereniigter mar Der an-
6ere, ser @a6bar, Der polnii6e
S6uIterI SGgli6 ein paarmal bolte
er aus Ser Matrobe ieineS gettes
elm sid bon Caller geitopftes alteS
8%ortemonnoie berpor, peioete ii6
an Dem InbIid Ser Silberlinge un0
beeleitete oieIen gIft %ie0esinal NIT
einigen finnigen 8orten on feline
@bebolfte, beiipielstueiic: $50 bat
ii9 Bonje S%toriobann mon mid ge-
bodt: S9peinders iei,tiees felt ge-
mo6t fier S9peger m%einiges!
Abber eilttes @eiddft getpeIen. BLOB,
poB ouf: @irO iid feiner 8anie
Storjobam iet, mo SdtpeinderS
furt, BOLD piooer iein groiies Meni6
reoolutiondrrii6cs! $50"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Sncianer ais SflabenbGltcr.

@or Dem 8iirgerfrieg ipieIten
getpiiie noroomerifonii9e Snoioner-
itGmme cine aiemIi9 beoeutenoe
&oae als SfIabeu-9 eiiBer un6 Ius-
beuter ibrer Nrbeit.
BUR 3eit, als oie Gberofeien,
nit alien ibren StGmmen, bonn
Often nod benz beutigen Sflaboma
5ogen, reip. gebraft purOen, nab
men iie groBe 2unoitride fir Die
8iebau6t out unO iie tpuroen iebr
moblbabenO. Grit Damn fauften iie
SfIapen in GROCER 3abl, our Ser
ridtung Der n~ottpenoigen arbeiterI
I'M &ouie uno ouf Ser n&and",
Die in allen SGaen iebr groB mar.
@s CAB oantals itngefobr $4,000
Snbioner auf Dem betreffenoen
2~anoegebiet, uro oieieIben bielten
iiber 1000 Sfldper. Sotpeit man
meiB, tpurben oieie gut bebonoeIt.
Ser @iirgertrieg fano bieie ST.
oioner in ibren Spmpotbien geteiIt;
aber alien ibren 2Gnoereien tpuroc
libel mitgeipieIt. IIs Die @mon-
5ipation perfiinoet murbe, goben
Die @berofeien lire Sflopen ouf =
tDenn aud ungern = uno oieie 80.
gen it6 in oas Saarfgebirge binein.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Cine Senerprpbe.

Inter Dem griedii6en &aiier So.
bann Saduaces tultroe Midael 8a.
l~dologuS bonn @r5bii9of bon 8bila.
oeIpbia oes 8errats uno ser ser.
i6D0rung bei9uIoigt uno mar arr
S%elerpro6e Derurteilt poroen. @r
loute cine gliiben6e @iienfugeI orei.
nal bonn aItar bis gum Sitter oes
9etligtums uno mieoer 3uriif tro.
gen. Baldologus aber mid oieier
Brobe aus, in0em er iogte: vssSS
bin nur Elm &riegsmarttt, itno id bin
bereit, gegen meme @%iger fiibn
tr Die S6ronfen 5u treten. Gin
Sale unO elm Siinoer pie i6 1T nit
Der @abe ser @unoer nidt belle.
ben. Cure Gr0mmiefeit, ebrpEr.
bigger 8ater", = nit oieIen @orten
panote er iib an Sen @r3biI6ot
ieinen 8ei6uloiger = mag Die
8a5piidenfunft oes Simmels Der.
otenen, i6 nidt. @ts euren 8un.
ben bin i'd bcreit, oie 9Iiibenoe &a.
gel, oas Gfan6 meiner lnl9uIo, in
@mpfang 5t nebmen." Ser @r5bi-
i6of eri6raf, Ser &aiier la9te, uno
Der &riegsmann tparo freigeIpro-
d]ert.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
ea6Ffae &umanse.

sdteb i6 MIDI bier oben auf benz
Sarge,
go i6 9eiteru nod 9emiebIid i6tan6?
S6aut mel 9aiiel bort 9leid nabin
Der Gdr9e
gii6 10 freinoIi9, tpie ids INNER
fano?
Shut fi6 MIDI bas bimmIii9e Getp0lbc
8ie d bIouer G1drm babrieber
f6bann'?
SemerI6 ia, = bod is es mid bes@
Iel6e, =
9enn MIDI padte i6iperer Summer
an.
Seif' is meri6, als i9tdn'& Dor 8ranO>
@ir eefdllt Die aan6e sdOpfuns
MIDI; =
= @eine S9ipiesermutter is eri6ie>
men
Tiff fpie Ianee, tpeeb'9 nod MIDI.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Der Sutterbanm.

S6er- @uinea befin0et li9 in Der
gliidli1en Gage, in einem Butter
iiberfluB gu idwimmen, Der nns in
Der beutigen 3eit nit gtcio erTil.
len muB. Sn Der @egello BON 81.
/ 2eore fultipiert man namlif5
einen Baum, Der cine ebbare yut.
ter proou5iert, Die iid in @errf.
@eihmad uno alien anoeren @igen.
Ihoften bon Der Natur6utter in n!htS
unteri6eioet. 8eiagte Butter miro
aus Ser Srudt oes 9almes gelpoa-
men; iie beitebt aus elmer @rt NfiB,
sic elm weiaes Sleiid cntbalt, oas
cine in Der 3eit Der &eife leiht az
entfernenoe Saut nmbiiat. Die 10
gewonncre Butter miro in Der
SouptIade BON Den Sdofolaoenfa.
brifen permanot uno madt in Ime-
rifa Der Margarine, Der Tie in ieoer
8~e5iebune iibcrlegen lit, itarfen
8ettbemerb. Sic miro oes6al6 audi
in aroBcn Mengen aus Guinea naf
amerifa eingefiibrt. Ser Butter.
baum gelangt i'm Sitter BON 20
Sabren 81 ieiner, ben So9ltertrag
liefernocn Heife.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
1tnm5sli&e Srauue.

Gin Sreuno, Ser in ben Slittertpo6en,
Sing iinslt gu leinem Sreunbe Sron5
limb iprad gu linn NIT Seraenspo9en:
rWir trdumte, mas unm0sIi9 sun5l
Nir mars, als ob meiu iun9es 8eibs
den
Sd priigeIte na6 &er5ensluit
limb bin bp9 fir bas CARTE Sdubden
Mir boGlter Qiebe nur betpubt =
@s fonnen bod fold bDie Srdume
unmo9li6, nnerfiIbar iein? -"
Mein Sreun6, Die Srdllme linb nur
S1drmel
Ian6 9ummes f6It I'M S6Iaf urs
elm.
9p9 pabr lit, baB Der itete S6immer
9es @liids audi ipei6t bon Gurer
Babu. -
Sod mas ib trdumte, ME unb ninrmer
Sc in @rfiiunng 9eben fam.
Qab Dir nidt fallen tom Srot bic
Butter,
@eil es gu b6ren entiesli6 lit
Mtir trGunlt, nab meitle S9tpieeermitS
Sclt' na6t ib auf ben @unO setiibt.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
9us alto aieO BON, &eiien.

Sobalb Der Spmmer 5iebt in's 2anb,
Sic Serien beginner.
Gin ieber mill Dem beim'i9en Strano
ga mo9li9it iGuel entrinnen.
uno brauieuo tlingt's onrd Staot unb
QdnD:
Sour fort = ies chr, lie lieberl"
Sic gauge Reni96eit ii6ermannt
9as pabrite &eiiefieber.
l1no i6ldft man audi in i6le1tem 9ett
l1nb iBt am idle6ten Tii6e,
Wan mill binuns, oenn gar 5u nett
SIT cine SommerfriI6e.
Rnn fpirft bes Iutnes Sor9en fort,
0enn frobli6 mill man %tpanoern.
90 I%treifet man bon einern Srt
@ersnii9lib du benz anoern.
8eifciet Ser 8eree SDb'n nit Mhit,
Sibt trdumeno in Der Sabre,
@ebt itunbcnIans in Sonnen9lit,
ltn6 baoet gar I'M Weere.
Nan ibt uno trintt, maj i6tpist nrb
ralidt,
W1nn i6er5t nnb itredt bic @lieoer.
SIT 0nnu geniigen6 @el0 nerbrauht,
Damn beibt's na9 SauIe tpieoer.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Die Ramber.

&err &nipte sing in bes Sommers
Yra6t
SIM @alb nit benz 8eib6en ipa5ieren.
Da 1tiir5t bernor aus bes 9tdi9ts
Nn9t
Gin &duber NIT pil6en Ianiereu.
.@eIb ober 2ebenl" NIT beiierer 9ier
gr forbert gu &nipfes grbeben, :.
Sod 9efabt ipri9t er: nNebm'ns met
0Ite bier,
Sic is sic rdmli@ mein 2eben."
&aum bate Der &Guber bas @eib er'
bIidt,
@eri6tpanb er nit itarrem @eii6te:.
Ser lit nod barter als i6 georildt,.
Got betpabr mid Dor iol9er @eididte.