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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
SHR|NERS' PARADE
IN GALLUP TODAY
A NILE IN LENGTH
Rain Delays March; So
Novices Crossing Hot
Sands

GALLUP. n. NJ, Oct. 2i.-Ai
available rooms In hotels and private
homes are required TO take care OF
h visiting shriners here today. More
than 400 Sh-lners and many % their
wives from all parts OF the state are
here for the fall ceremonial session
which II being held here today.
The Albuquerque band. which play
ed a concert Immediately upon ita
arrival yesterday afternoon. delighted
an Immense crowd OF people. Tho
day has been declared a legal holiday
by tho mayor, n all stores are clos
ed.
A. parade which was a mile Ions
was delayed this morning by the first
rain OF the fail. FIFTY three novicos.
including seven from Albuquerque
are taking the initiation work.
The ceremonial this afternoon II
the first service to be held In the new
400, 900 high school building. Tho
celebration viii close tonight with a
dance at the City Club. The visitors
VIII leave tomorrow morning.
About. 5000 people were either In
the big parade. OF watching II from
the sidewalk. There were two banda.
floats. and novices In every
Kind OF costume apd lack Of costume.
The city and her people belong TO
the shriners today, and they are max
Ing the most Of II. President w. n.
Crcgar and secretary A. r Hannett.
both of Albuquerque. arc assisting
Ed. T. Chase.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
radiator repairing. ouickie Auto 90.

Rev. w. u. ziegfer will leave to-
night for Fort Bliss 10 Join the New
Mexico regiment OF the national guard
now Mt the encampment there. He Is
chaplain OF the regiment. and II going
10 take over his duties during the Sc
mainder OF the encampment.
Mrs. :. ". Miller will leave tonight
for Roswell where she will sing In a
concert to be given In a connection
with the meeting OF the state fed
Grafton Of women's clubs.
Barney oldfield. famous veteran
automobile racer passed through
Albuquerque with his wife yesterday.
He wanted to stay over In Albuquer-
que for a day or two. but was unable
TO get hotel accommodations. so he
passed on through. He Ia On his way
from New York City to the Pacific
coast. and Is making the trip over
land.
A. NJ. Edwards. attorney from Santa
Re, WA In the city yesterday.
l.. a. Hughes, president OF the First
National bank OF Santa Fc. In In Al
buquerque today for the bankers
meeting.
Judge c. J. Roberts. former chief
justice of the state from Santa Re, is
In the city today.
Lee Baldwin. Of Socorro. New
Mexico representative on the direct
ing board Of the national agricultural
loan, Is In the city.
J. 49,. Read state bank examiner
from Santa Re, Is In Albuquerque to-
day.
II. T. Hoskins. banker from Las
Vegas. IN IN Albuquerque today TO at
tend the meeting OF state bankers.
j. w. Harris. OF Las Vegas, In In
the city for the bankers meeting.
George IA. Gunker. banker from
Las Vegas. Is In the city today.
6, O.. Mardorf, president OF the
Capital City bank OF Santa Fe, is In
the city.
william II. Morley. OF Datil, Is in
the city for the meeting OF bankers.
O.. A. Pearson. director Of the
forest experiment station at Fort
Valley. near Flagstnn, Arizona. Vas
IN the city today making a visit at
the district forest service office. be-
fore going TO the Santa Fc and Carson
forests In the northern part Of tho
state In connection with some expert
ments being carried on at the station.
Dr. j. +. Dochvrty. city and county
health officer, has gone TO Santa re
TO confer with g, r. Waller, state
director or public health.
John j. Emmons. cashier OF the
Gallup State bank at Gallup, Ii In
Albuquerque today to attend the
meeting OF bankers called TO form u
farm loan association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
%sLARRIAGE ~IIcNNsEs.

Manuelita BaoR. 1lDs Duranes: Fer
nan Garcia. Albuqucfhuc.
Ida Sanchez. albuquerque; Solomon
PadillR, Albuquprque.i
Matilda isuctro. ,chiliili; Robert
Loyd. tuscaloosa.
Effie Boston. Hot lSprings. n. NJ;
Joseph s. Dougherty. santa Re.
In Africa. there are sIs spoken Lam
gunger and dialects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
R0SENWALDS KEEP
ALL OF EMPLOYEES
ON THE PAYROLL
Second Small Fire; Work
of Cleaning Up Is
Begun

The entire force Of seventy five en-
ployccs OF the Rosenwaid Depart
ment store VIII be retained at full pay
during the period OF reconzt ructicn
following Fridays destructive fire.
Rosenwaid's Brothers announced to-
day. Men employees were engaged In
general cleaning up work In their va
rious departments. Women employ
ceS will get a holiday at least until
II Ia possible to begin replacing
stocks.
Members OF the firm wc-c unable
today to forecast when the store
could b. reopencd. II would depend.
they said. ON how rapidly Insurance
adjustment could be carried out and
the speed with which the extensive
Interior rebuilding necessary can be
done.
Charles y. wilson, OF Denver. vet
eran fi-e Insurance adjuster OF the
Rocky Mountain district, began the
work of adjusting the fire loss this
morning. lie said he hoped to COM
plete the work within a week.
Neither he nor members Of the firm
cared TO make m estimate Of the
loss,
sunday. caTpsniors built y hlg chute,
from the third floor windows to the
ground and down this "a big force OF
men were engaged today In dumping
the charrcd dcbtls OF the burned
third floor. a force OF contractors
under the direction OF architect
George 4. Hni of frost and frost
was engaged In estimating domage
ard will proceed with plans for re-
build ng as quickly as the ~w.eckago
In out OF the way. Several days VIII
be required to clear the third floor
alone.
A sinai, blaze broke out In the do
brls in the third floor at : o'clock this
morning. II IA quickly eNtinguished
without further damage. A smolder-
ing ember from the fire. II was said
caused the blaze.
Saddle Horses. BELLS. Phone Is,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Services at North
Fourth Street Gospel
Hall Well Attended

The first session OF the evange.lstic
services being held at the North
Fourth street gospel hall this week.
was well attended yesterday after
noon. when John Bloore spoke. ".
A. ironslde. who spoke last night also
drew a large crowd.
The meeting which will be held to-
night will be addressed by Vincent j.
Stiffan. who will relate his experience
es. Mr.. Stiffan attributes his conve
sion TO Christianity to the reading OF
a Bible In a prison cell. The program
for tomorrow H.:
10 a. m.@Open Bible reading
3 y. MIR. John BloOre will
speak again.
1880 y. VII. a. Ironside Will
make a gospel address.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Tho Grays. although disbandcd for
Ithe SEASON. were called together yes
tcrday and Administered n 4 TO Q de-
feat TO the Old Town Stars ut Hare
ms field, as a part Of the rodeo pro-
gram. sendcvai pitciIcd vel Tor the
Trays and Dennis Chasus was In h
box for the Stars.
The Chamber Of Commcrcc started
work this morning on a house TO
house campaign 10 list oil available
rooms for h accommodation OF teach
ern who Will come here for the New
Mexico Educational association CON
vention. lasting three days and start
ina on November II. There Il only
one solicisor working on this now, but
several larger committees Will he
started out In about 10 days to speed
up the listing OF rooms.
A demons ration OF dress form
making was held this afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Y. Il. Booth. on pio
craade boulevard under supervision
OF the county home demonstration
agent. This demonstration was for
hood.
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars viii
meet Tuesday night at Labor Temple
at 1880 O'Clock by order OF II. Back
al. adjutant. All members are re-
quested 10 attend.
MIS-. Nettic ~fcidbusrh, of o Mon
trcal street San Francisco. has written
the police. asking II the department
can locate Mrs. Ernest McElvoy, sup
posed to be here.
some one kicked a hole In the door
OF the Army a NAVY store. af9 south
First street Inst night. An invcrtlga-
ton showed no eoo.ls 10 be missing
Judgc Chnrire AZ. Brfce. OF th.e dl-.
trict court at Roswell. arrived In Al
buouerauc ,his r.arninr ~ s,ar,,ag
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

was laughing down at them. Not
far away two porpoisos were turn
ing somersaults In the water and
blowing as loud a. two steam whisf
ties.
hut the next thing that happened
was ~strangest Of all. The sack lifted
itself completely out Of the water by
it, fms (which now looked more like
wingsl and away II flew through the
air.
Goodness" cried Nick. 1T isn't
"A sack az an. Nancy. It's hot eyes"
Just then n OF tho gulls called
down. why, hello there, Blowy Bal
loon FISH out for an airing?"
ITO Re COntinued)
Copyright. 1891 NEA Service)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

"Oh. OH cried Nancy. pointing az
ter the Hack which was swimming
rapidly away. There goes tho
fairY Queens bag Of gold. Nick
we'll have 20 go after H."
"Hut how can n swim Nick
wanted 20 knowS scarcely believing
his eyes. He had seen an sorts Of
hags with all Hortt OF things IN them.
be never one with ms outside.
ITS tho gnomea." said Nancy.
They know that we have discovered
their SOLD and they have given the
lag nna-maEical ones-eo n can
swim away from "a. II We hurry,
Ne may catch It."
After the hurrying sack went the
EHins 70 their magical Green Shoes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

which were Just as good for swim
ming with AZ magical inns any day
And then something still stranger
happened. The bag began To swell
up untll the children were sure ~
VAS going 70 burst, and the more IL
swelled the nearer Il got TO the top
OF the water.
"Wh.what's going 60 happen -
Eaepsd Nancy. Where's II going
nov p"
BY this time the qpaer looking
sack was quite on top OF the water.
80 up popped the heads 81 tho Twins
right after a. overhead. gulls
were cirolinE about happily, white
clouds were loafing comfortably In
the blue sky, and jolly old Dir, sup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

Saddle Horses. BELLS. Phone q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

Latin forms the basis of the French.
Spanish. Italian. Portuguese, and a
large part Of the English language
Eunge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Coal supply 90. Phones 4 and 6.

WANTED--Young man, secretary.
for out OF town position. Apply In
person nj 3 y. m. Western School for
Private Secretaries.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
@ie man Mi0iumGr wirO.

Der @ro5eB gegen @omunO'
Brepu aus S%olnburg miro Oemnddlt
in Berlin our Bodybuilding tommen.
Die anflage legt Dem Angetlagten
our 2olt, nit elmer groBen An3abl
bon @inbrii6en in 8erbinoung 81
lteben, bel oenen es 0ie SGter na-
mentlib auf e6te Berierteppi6e a6.
geieben botten. Der Angeflagte
bat elm redt me6ielpoues 2e5en
binter lif. @6breno oes &rieges
mar =. @bauffeur Oes oumaligeE
Disqualification oes &ei6stages Bap-
CT. gu glei6er 8eit betrieb ErepI
nit elmer unter Dem 9tamen Alta"
gut b%efannten 6rau in einem
Seller in Der @tlbelmltrnBe 5 cine
S9lagIobneiobrif. 0a Die nSbiag-
iabne" aus 2eim, @elatine, Gull.
laiaft uno @alier beitono, mari Oic-
les @ei66ft, wel6es nit 500 Marf
gegriinoet muroe, in wenigen 9fo-
naten einen @eroierlt BON 225,000
Marf ab. @ie sic 9lntlage 6e6aup.
tet, ioa q. nit oieiem @eIoe id
als gngrosbdnoler betatigt uno in
tur5er 3eit etpa cine Wtilion Warf
perOient baben. Sm Sttober 1919
foufte er Die 8iau oes friibered
Oberitoatsamalts in OIlieloorf fir
100000 Mart, Inn oarin cIliel1
Spielflub ein5uridten, Der linn, ebe
er auSgeboben mur0e, ebenfals
piele 9unoerttanlenGe einbra9te.
SdIieBIid betrug 0as @ermogen
oes Gbauffeurs etpa A Wiaionen
Marf. 51lieBli6 muroe sic Sri.
minalpoli8ei auimerfiam uno nabnl
cine Sausiudung Dor, BEL Der II
mertpoue 8erierteppide, mebrere
Softer nit Silber- uno @oloilfen
bei6lagnabmt wur0en. &repa, Der
gegen cine bobe &aution auf ireien
SUB belaiien moroen tpar, beitreitei
ieoe S9ulo, 10 oaB 5a6lreide 3en-
gen bon auBerbal6 gelaoen morhen
limo.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
SrOfO6iIe i'm Seriuiaer SdJluhtei6.

Cine redt u|nangene6me lleber-
rai6ung purOe elmer a6teilun1
SolOaten 5uteil, oie unter 6ii6rung
eineS 0ifi5ierS nud @eriaiqes mar.
i6iert mareu, um in einem Der Don
bunoertiGbrigen 8Gumen beidotte-
ten 8aiierbefen Elm S6pimm5a6
ju nebnten. Die Soloaten enttlei.
oeten lid unO gingen ms @oiier.
YIoblid aber iArie elmer pom. ibner
auf mo gob Oamit oen Gamera0en
Alarm gu i1leuniger 6llht aus
Dem 8oiier. @r bate auf Dem
@ru1Oe oes our6lidtigen @oiierS
ie9s prdbtige arofo6ile gejeberl,
ole in oidtem andltel 3uiammen+
bieIten. Der Offi6ier glaubte gu.
crit, ooB ole Soloaten oas Opfer
elmer &aQutination geporoen ieieu.
@r muBte iid aber balO Our6 ben
2(u9enfdein ii6er5eugen, oaB Sic
Sadie li6 pirflid 10 perbielt. Die
grtlarung fir oas ldeinbor lin
glau6Ii6e mar 6alo gefunoen. Ser
&eid mar fur Ben @ormittag al
cine 6ilmgeieai6aft permietet NOR.
oen, Die ibrerleits pom elmer Nte.
nagerie Ole &rotoOile gu DEM 3ped
gemietet bate, ben Naturalization
&ei3 elmer erotii6en S5ene gu err
'6oben. Die lieben8wiirOigen 8eitien
glallbten nidtS %an0eres, oIs OaB
i6nen Die 6rei6eit mieOergeidenft
iei, uno IieBen es iid i'm @aiier
wobliein. Sic 3eigten iid audi
gdn8lid abgeneigt, ais man Ouran
ging, tie our6 Stode uno Stangen
gum @erlaiien Oes 8aiier unO 3llr
grfiiaung ibrer i6nuipieIerii6en
8flidten an5ubalten. Die Slim.
idouipieIer gaben ii6 oenn audi
weiter feline gtiibe uno gingen friib-
Itiiden.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

Bos lit unnib9 ginen
9euncr 81 frogeu, Oh Oas 9ectitcaf
aud friid ici, Ocnlt ME bat es einen
gegeben Der oic 6rage Derneint
b1tte!
Gu6 elm @GGubiger.
Baron: D@os fGnt Sbnen oenn elm,
Sobann, Sic trinfcn ans meiner
6loide 9ognot?"
Sicuer: uSa, Serr Baron iugten
Oodl, iG iou icOcm @I1llbtger cinen
9ognof ein9ieBen. ga id nod
feinen 2obn befommen babe, COB
ib mir einen ein!"
Sn Der Oper. Mann
(aur 6rolt): nSait on Oein Spern.
glas ni6t rit9enommclt9"
6ruu: Sod, uber i6 fam es
ni6t Srou6en!"
Wonn: y8aritm oenn ni6t!"
Srau: n@eil i'd meme arm6Gn.
Der per9eiien babel"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Giner, Der iedJsmd Die 8amt nDn
Monte GarlO Iprenatc.

Gin Spielergliid, wie es in Der
@ei6i1te bon Monte Carlo nod
faltm oegetpeIen lit, bepies fiir5lid
elm blonoer GROCER Mann, Der mie
5ufGaig in oen Spieliaal geriet uno
am Goulettetii6 81 ieben AIMING.
Ct bate elm 10 auBeroroentlides
Slid, oaB er balo an 6pei Eiiden
alf einmal 81 ieBen anfing, uno er
lprengte Die 9anf bon $4,000 Srs
in elmer Sibung iebsmal binterein-
AMBER. S9lieBli6 5og er ii1 nit
einem @epinn bon 100000 Srs
ila9 einigen Stunoen 5uriid. Sein
Spiel erregte ioldes Mufieben, oab
oie anoeren Spieler uufborten unb
icinem Gesen nit atcmloier Span-
rung folgten. Seoesmal, menn ct
Die 8anf iprenete, baltic wiloes Sci
faasrufcn onr1 Ole Sole. Gieier
0liifspil5 mar elm Cane, ser gum
erltcnmal in ieincm 2eben Wontc
Carlo auf elmer 8crgnii0ungsreiie
aciuhte.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

0ubt ms nit file. nat BEL Ell LANCE
SGat. g8elm on nuSilggere OubIt
mas aucs brut5u0na toite Oubt I'M
OuB mer uoii oucs uur oaS bette In
plentie gebabt ben, Damn fonnit Ou
Oen 0toun nit for feline Bin bleb'
me"
On is ie gIeid %berubigt gewcie
III ie bat mid %geprommiBt OoB ie
mid ME nit mebr battere woIt in
Sen Sotcl gu eiie. @eGl, Serr 9te-
ondtionGr, id oenfe nit. Dob i'd
oie @eidi6t 10 orig oumm arge.
padt ben, pomit if oerbIeine Sbne
Sbrn Iieper
86iItpp Soueromper r.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

gu Stdrfung. vglio
beut mialt 0u pirfli9 Inn oie &oro
oieier alten Spinntua6tel anbalten ?
Dab Oh nur ni6t nod i'm lestelt
Nugenblid i6tpa9 pirIt!"
n&usgei6lolien; idmtli9e @Iail-
bigger iinO angepieien, Dor Dem
Saufe unauffdaig gu patrouiGieren.
8enn Die Srafte periagen, braude
i6 BLOB einen 8lid olr6s SenItcr
5ll tperfen!"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

81 ne &eioIute. Sremoer
CERTAINTY: n&ann oenn SIR Mann
ni6t nal aGein cine &e9nuaa
i6reiben?"
@altwirtin: rNf, Ser lit ia 10
fur6tbar i6ii6tern, Die 3ablen muB
i6 INNER ma9en!"
3meibeutiges Snie.
Grfinoer iu6t fapitalfrdfti.
gen @ei66ftsteilbaber our 4rsbeu-
.stng-
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

= 1mgefebrte Anit a II.
II n g. Bfarrer: Sd Jag gud,
Steffen, fangt einen anOern 2ebens-
panocl al uno perOet niidtern.
90 gebts nift weiter no lit
oenn ord o,r @enuB? Gin fur5er,
flii9tiger Moment, ouf ben Die Bit
tere Geue foIgt. Sd Jag @uf, Die
Sreltoe lit ein &auidl
Steffen: ltnO id Jag Sbnen,
Serr Ifarrer, Ser &auid lit cine
6relioel
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

@ororgli9. "9u fannIt
bod unmogli6 idon nod orei Mo-
naten Die Srarer Inn 9einen Marn
ablegen!"
uSa - aber rpenrt Damn oie MGn-
ner Oenfer, i6 iei untroitli9?"
Salf6 augefaBt. @.
Tin GROCER @rregung): n9erfen Sic
iid, i'd babe ben Stein aus meiner
9riaant-8 uiennaoel %perlorenI"
g.: SEA, bebalten Sic MIR oie
SoiIung."
g.: r@as tn i@ nit ser Sal
flung obne BEN Stein!"
0ur6f9aut. 8antoffel=
belo: n@eiberl, oarf i6 Dir ni9t 10
einen Staub- 4ufiaugapparat gum
@eburtstag i6enfen?"
r0as miiroe Dir 10 paiien, menn
i6 feinen Seppi6flopfer mebr
brau6te!"
&bbiIfe. 6remoer: rSeute
its uber bodlt ungemiitli6 falt auf
meinem 3immer, &eaner!"
rSier, ih babe Sbnen bic &e9-
nung mitgebra6t, % wiros Sbnen
I9on tparm meroen!"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
erontmortItde @teI.

SO erantmortIt6e Stel-
lung. Scum, Sobanu, Delde
Steaung nimmit Du eigentli6 bel
Geiner neuen Serridaft ein?"
SD bin StiiBe oes Solts6errn,
tpenn er abenos aus Der &neipe
fommt!"
-@u9 elm 5. 8ater:
8eibt 9u, pesbal6 i'm @inter oie
Gage fiir3er meroen?
9os S0bnden: . ia, oomit mir
e6er @eibnadten boben.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

br Ii9e 2eftiire.
9i9terling gum 6reunoe): 80, i6
bin Wo~rgaretens Sat0 iider; ibr
8apa lit ia or6entli9 ltol5 Oarauf,
einen 8i6ter gum S9miegeriobn 81
befommer. Seitte babe i9 linn mel
ne idmtli6e @erfe iiberrei6t!"
~Sm. -. tpenn er iie MIR ni9t
ettpo lieitl"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

8ettIerbumor. Sran:
sic i9einen ni9t einmal Sufrieoen
3u iein nit meiner @abe!"
8ettler: nSlber id bite Sbnen!
Sd freie mir ia mie cen bliroet
Neinooge, oct gum Seburtstag n
Monofel ieiGenft friegt."
8egriinoet. uSraulein
Srma gefGat mir i'm llmgang ni6t,
iie gibt iid 10 penig natiirli9."
nMas fem - iie i6marmt ndm-
lih iebr fir 8unit."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
: 8e t 9tigter 8un6

8e reGtigter 8unG d.
nSbre So9ter bat Slid; INNER
lit iie bon Serren umringt."
nS6 moate licber, elm ein5iger
ibrer Singer wdre umringt!"
0ann eri9t red t.
r@ber @err Bamperl! 90 be.
i6mipft mie Sic iino, poaen SiC
auf Die Sago geben2 8oaen Sit
benn oa mas treffen2 Sic t"reffer
ia 10 i6on nidts, menn Sic MIDI
tern iiao!"
rs nero i9o mas treffcn? 8enr
/ angebeitcrt bin, 90 icb ! bod
ales ooppelt; 90 ieb | alio immel
glei9 5pei 2iere laufen! Gins oa'
bon nero ib iidcrli6 t%reffenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Rad Ser &iidfc6r bOm Babe.

n@as feblt Dir oenn, Mann-
den! Seit Der erIten bal6en Chm
oe 9einer @nfunft bis iebt boit Oh
peiter ni6ts getan, ais gegabnt!"
n8eoenfe, liebes &ino, OaB id
mid bier 8oGen I'M See6aoe ge-
langtpeilt babe = iebt be9innt Die
9a6fur!"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
nSeroammter &0terI 90 oft id
otlege, gIa1bt Ser Gerl, CT muB
ii6ers @enebr ipringen!"

Ole groBe @ortion n.
@naoigc: Sean, Dgrltm baben sic
Sbr 6leiid nod ni9t gegeiien?"
oSs mid gu beiB!"
@naoige: r9ann 6laien sic
oo9!"
rSob' i6 ansft, i6 bGuie es
'runter bon Geaer!"
Gin b0fIider 80 al II.
ra0nren Sic mir iagen, Oh man
beitte BON Dem Berg cine i6one
Iusii6t bat?"
u@ebn's aufi un0 i6aun's rum
teri"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
@dIedteg @emiiien n.

Gr: u0u - bob i6 ettua g~eitern
abeno oummes 3eug gereoet? Sd
mar nGmli9 etmas angebeitertl"
Sic: 80 = ni6t biimmeres ais
lcnit."
- Seine 5u6t 5u iiber-
trump EN-. Yarbenusgattin:
nMaiers fabren beuer an ben Sier-
maloitdtter See."
&arbenii: oS6ao', 6aB es ni6t
einen Siinfmaloit6tter See gibt."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

sic toulle lIN 0Cns
te, 0oB riler Ole 9iQ
i'll oen HubObnus be.
6ablt ben. mitous e
8ort 81 ia1e. Ser
MeOesmeilcr. Ger
iagt, er bait lei
Sdcd bud nit einge-
ltedt IN id Jolt Ell
Sdedt for ole 9an5e
Sduier %auSmlade,
er Debt mid Damn
peltn nler 1eilu tom.
me 0ebte ,iein Sd1ebr
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

9toBfeufaer. (8ei Ser
mulifalii6en 8eranitaltung.) Sic
einen blaien Srompete, Die anoern
ipielen @eige, Slote, 8aB un0
Geao; mas mag ga wobl am i6uer-
item fem?
0as 3uboren!
= Ser Huge Orof6fen-
Sic, Older, geben Sic BLOB
meg, ionit oenft mein @altl, er io1
sic fabren, uno bleibt erit redt lie.
gen!
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
. tpebl

S0bere Gbirurgie.
9ne6t: n@aoer, fommt g i6nea;
Ser 9auer bats 0aienbein bro6'n!"
vSafro, g &aIenbein bro6'n! 9.
re9te ODER 3 linfe?"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
(Su bier gilOcrn.)

S%eItene @eIegenb ei t..
@irt: nSeilte iino Sic mir geraoe
bunoert Marf i6uloig."
Stuoent: ~Oonnermetter, penn
i6 oas geipuBt bdtte, oann bdtt' ib
n paar Sreunoe mitgebradt uno
cine flcine Seitli6feit peranitaltet. "
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

Gin Riee, elm 3prg, Ser ofe 0iann Ser gelt uo oie MiBgeburt
nit on BRET Nrren betreen nit i6rcm Smpreiario elm Serren-@aroe-
robegdbGft.
Smprefario: Sic annoncieren, oB sic fir ieoermnnn pafenoe
an0ige fertig an Eager baben; bite, geben Sic mir fir oiie Serren
ehuos Safenoesi
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
OTenfr Sd)rr5hebrirf nrs
4biltpp SaaegampfFr.

1903
Dfein Iicber Serr 9teNndtioudr: -
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
Die feTtene 9Hanse.

8ns mag oenn bas bort fir einc
leltene Bflan6e iein? WuB 0od
einmol binuntergeben uno Die auf-
idrift leien!
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
8iaise SrenOe.

r@arum i6lagen Sic 0enn
Sbren Sungen io?"
~9amit er pieoer nal me Sreu-
oe bat"
~aber menn sic i'm idIagen.
bat er oo6 feine2"
u9os niht, aber tpenu ib i'm
nabber pieoer losloiie."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23
@etter srOit.

Souriit. 2iebe 5rau, sic ba-
ben ga 10 bid gefo6t, i6 liebe oas
ni6t.
IT n: Sea, idon. 90 fo9'
i'd Damn ben &affee i6on oiinn.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-23

&on6ufteur: Aber, lieber
5err, oas gcbt bod m~abrbuftig
niAt, alf oieie @eiie fam peOcr
iemanO oltf- nod obipringen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-09
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