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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
TEXAS AUTO CLUB
MAN IN AMARILLO

{. NJ. Young. representing the Texas
Automohll. club IL In Amarillo from
Dallas Ia the interest u bettorment of
highways travcrsing this portion II the
state. The visitor expects e. be joined
here by George ". Angel, president of
the Texas Automobile club and also
president Of the Dallas Automobile
club. and other good roads enthusiasts
frUn central portions IT Texas.
Mr. Young makes the statement that
eco "uo auoists pass over the highways
u Texas annually. = large percentage
~ this number find their way over the
Culorado-to-Gulf into New Mexico and
Colorado for the summer.
Road marking. routings. detailed IN.
formation and the general increase OF In.
tercsi ia highway traffic are the chief
Items upon which the good roads men
are centcring their efforts during the
tour being made. I, IL expected they
VIII touch every highway In the state
q Texas befor. the clos. of the trim.
ON account ~ the rains and the dis.
placement 81 bridges. the party has no,
hcen able 10 definitely static when they
viii arrive In Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

y Hamilton. educational pastor ~ the
First Baptist church u Amarillo who
ls general superintendent o. arrange.
m,nta
Speakers this week win inclhdo Dr.
" :. wiley. one OF the most noted
sunday school wo kors ~ THE South.
". =. Phillips secretary ~ Texas state
sunday School work for the Baptist
d"noms'mtinn. Or J. benjamin Law.
renee. urii'rri ono ~ the nblost
speakers of The Baptist denomination:
pr Harold Majors one ~ The promin.
eni youug MINISTERS az Texas. aud var.
iCus surd.t schu"l aud q. y T.. a..
wmilrr
IN, faculty ~ tho assembly Includes:
l. " wiley " = Wiley. Rev. q. A.
'Wl,c. MieF Elsi, ilirdln. q j. Chns.
'ain Eoy ~. j Matthews. Miss Lucy
r. Sufeckcr Miss Anna Morris. nr. H..
W Nluin. pr W $. Wiley. Dr ". -.
Morruw ~ =. a. Atwood. W. y. Phil.
HIPS. r g. Gardner Mis- 4. H. Bcddoo.
d. j. o.. Lawrence. In Harold Majors.
canyon aud Hereford churches are
dismissing their services TODAY for tho
assembly services. ana other south
Plains towns nrr also expected 90 send
large DELEGATIONS Many Amarillo Zap.
lists viii attend the services today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
KEY TO CHICAGO
IS WEDDING GIFT

CHICAGO. June is.-Mlss Lolita Ar.
mour. daughter q !. ogden Armous
and John J. Mitchell Jr Of the head
of the federal reserve hank q the scy.
enth district were married late today
At the brides country home. Mciody
Farm. Lake Forest.
The wedding was simple one Only
800 guests were invited simplicity
marked tho brides costume and there
was no elaborate trousseau. Tho hun.
creds q wedding present were not
placed on display nor was their nature
snnounocd. with the ezcepiiun OF "a
golden key 10 the city - Chicago. the
tit of Mayor William Hale Thompson.
The honeymoon vii be- spent Ia the
Canadian northwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

IN the export situation. II II too early
10 predict what the export situation
viii be. J. y. Icaslcy, "a local export
commission buyer. says. but. he added
there ~ nearly always an export mar
kct for wheat In July when the thrcsh-
ing season first opens.
Whether this market VIII hold up
depends upon many things, such as the
exchange value 81 foreign currency, the
mnnipulatiuns of the War Finance Cor
p0ration. the state u peace or war ON
the continent. the abundance ~ ocean
cargo ships and other things unforc'
seen now.
Wheat Goes South.
An 81 the Panhandle wheat moves
south. where II is either millcd into
flour aud other products. az exported,
railroad officials say, aud II there III
NO export market the terminal eleva'
tors al the cuist are likely Ia becom"
cungest'd mud step the movement ni
grain In that manner.
In order "a play safe, all experts on
the wheat market advise the farmers
io build gunary space enough Ia take
cnrr OF nj least tWu.thirds ct their own
crop. They can borrow money un this
wheat In the hin. they say, and VIII
not be- thrown on the mercy of ;ldc'
uniting mnrk'i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
College Girls Re.
Enrolment at
Crescent College
junior College for Girls. Emphasi,inr
Features of Charm ScIloal.r

Nearly iO0 per cent students AT
Crescent College. Eureka Springs. not
graduated this year have reserved
rooms for next session. This rs the
hest evidence ~ the merits ~ an insti.
tuition Whose fundamental reason fur
this satisfaction II the cffor, to make
girls happy while In school. II Is the
modern educational method Useless
unpleasant restrictions are avoided. dry
Improbable subjects are taboo I'm the
selection IT teachers. cheerful person.
atty u enc requisite, results are graft.
tying. Ask any Crescent ritl a. parent
crescent girls 20 home better pre-.
pared Tor the only institution for which
wom,n are essential the Home. 1t
may cost liiilc o. attend Crescent. but
Crescent patrons will tell you u IL
worth H. Writ, for catulug and par.
ticulars Address Crescent college.
BoN \. Eureka Springs. Arkansas.
New York In 1921 had only two bill.
Hard parlors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
Jess Took Last Chance

After three years ~ doctoring fur
my stomach became discouraged and
swore wouldn't take anything else
] was bloaied with gas an the time.
Someone praised Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy NJ highly that decided to
take last chance. ! am now feeling
like n new man" II II simple. harm.
less PREPARATION that removes the ca.
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and nilays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and inics.
final ailments. including appendicitis
one dose will convince or money ~.
funded. Randall Drug 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

tically all Of the men sent out viii ac'
iually report for work.
The class of men who will make the
harvest this year VIII he higher than
ever before, labor experts say. This
IN because II the industrial depression
in ccntcrs of industry which has
thrown thousands ~ skilled workmon.
clerks and others who would not ar.
dinnrily work In the harvest out Of their
jobs.
College Iioys Included.
Included In the lists ~ the workers
VIII be hundreds Of college and high
school students. who are drawn los
the romance ana thrill II the harvest
fields a. leave their homes.
Tho old professional hobo practically
disappeared during the war years.
when the work ~ fight ',iict WAS IN
force aud be- hns never made his re-
appearance.
Amarillo az the principal ely w the
Panhandle. has the opportunity Ia be
az practical service during the har-
V,siing weeks hy taking care II the
workers who come In. ana seeing that
they are sent Gut Ia the points where
needed promptly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
KANRED WHEAT IS
BREAKING RECORDS

That Kanrod wheat IN making from
four g. five bushels more per acre than
ether varieties In this portion ~ Texas.
n The statement ~ Harmon Benton.
county agent and In view ~ this fact,
no II advising all those having this
strain 10 save u Ter seed,
Repeated calls have b""n made ac.
cording Ia MIR Benton. Tor this wheat
when u was not available. The farm.
ers. II ~ stated are showing their wit.
ingne's to help their neighbors through.
cut this territory. In getting their lands
seeded with kanrcd wheat. Mr.. Ben.
ton siys that II Is his Judgment that
this superior wheat for seeding would
be- worth reasonable premium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
MANY JOIN CHURCH UNDER
REV. stiEPfIERD's PREACHING;

Information from Denton Is 90 the e..
fect that a series - meetings being held
there by the Church Of Christ. and In
which the preaching IL being done By
Evangelist p 3. shepherd. minister
for the Amarillo church. have been
largely attended and u liberal number ~
pers, ns have been brought into church
connection.
II IS understood that the Rev Mr..
Shepherd win return 70 Amarillo during
the coming week Ne has been away
about Two weeks. and closes IN Denton 80
that he may have time 20 prepare for a
revival meeting in the congregation
with which he is engaged In Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
LEGISLATURE IS URGED
TO FIGHT BOIL WORM

COLLEGE STATION. Texas. June IS.
urging the Texas iegisla.
ture tn taxi. prompt and effective ac.
ton toward relieving the pink boil
worm situation Wen adopted by ECO rep.
resen,ativcs IL various cotton growing
sections Il IN" state here to-day Tn.
representatives compose class taking
d short oour~e IN cotton chasing at
\. aud ". College.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
AMiI'LI.O AGENTS MISSOURI
STiTE To ATTEND MEETING

AZ The weekly meeting Of the Missouri
state iiie luai agents. 10 WIS stated
by Milton i'.o. Eeusual AGENT. that
the Quarter Million Dollar oml VIII
convene ~ Philadelphia Iuiy 9 ,r4 H..
followed hf Two dlyf outing ~ AZ.
hntic city The Hundred Thousand
club uf th. western division viii con.
yene in Denver Sob - and %. Agents
irom Amarillo VIII attend both conven.
ucuE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
RESERVATIONS CONSIDERED
b. Associated prsSs

THE HAGUE. June is.-Queen WI.
helmina In considering the resignation
of th" ministry. She has asked the pre-.
mier to carry on the functions uf his Of
lice during pending negotiations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
INDIANAPOLIS GETS CoNyENTIoS

DALLAS. June is.--indianapolis was
awarded the ia2. Convention a. the
United States JualOr 4 lsfnl,r a. Con.
msrue after a lengthy contest with
kprll.sfisid. Nass.. Atlanta. Nov Orleans
and Cincinnati. a. the dosing 500. .li u
the s-cond annual convention u ihe OF.
San.-ai.Va hore sonisht.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
PARKS SENTENCED TO HANG
By Associated Pres.

DALLAS, June Isl. 7. Parks. was
sentenced to hang by "a jury In criminal
district court to-day following a trial on
charge u criminal assault on "A thir.
teen year old school girl. Parks Is ~
years old. Is married and the father NJ
three children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
ZAP TROOPS TAKE TOWN

TOXIC. June iss-The rcocrupa.
ton Of N.kolaicvsk and other points
IN northern Siberia by Japanese
troops has been completed accord.
Ing To an official announcement
made today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
DEATHS

Woffoi.D-Mrs. j. T. Wofford.
thiri, two. died NJ ii2o saturday night
at thc family hoine so7 Lincoln Street
Funeral services viii BE- held Monday
in a.. Gr.ggs pnrlors. the exact hour
and details a. be- announced later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
ALLIS.CHALMERS 1880

In this Tractor Allis-C Chalmers en-
gineers worked out every construc-
ton feature which has been incor-
porated into the new A-C 1920. Re-
serve power, accessibility, gencr-
Gus Use OF oversize parts-these
are Allis-Chalmers qualities you'll
appreciate. fabrication OF the Is
80 is force feed; air entering car
buretor is first washed. freed OF
every particle of dirt and dust;
lineup" for belt work is made
easy by use of automobile type OF
steering. 1t easily handles 3 to 8
24-inch discs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
NOW--THE A.C 1920!

Seven years and S5,000O00 were
spent in perfecting the A-C 1880.
Now every proven feature de-
veloped in this model has been in
corporatcd into the new A-C 1920
1t easily handles 1 To q 24-inch discs.
Reserve power, long life, accessible
ity. simplicity-these are 1920 fca-
lures And large scale production,
combined with the enormous buy
ing power OF this S42, 100000 com
pany. makes this Tractor. like the
1880, one OF the greatest values in
the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
FIVE THOUSAND HARVEST
HANDS ARE NEEDED N
THE Grain FIELDS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

II no industrial unrest stirred up hy
agitators who live hy making trouble
between employer and employee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
Humidity Data

FphfNAST; sunday parily cloudy
sclttefed showers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

All railroads which serve IN" ran
handle country are putting out ques'
tiunnairos. through their local agents.
io al the elevator men To find out how
much wheat viii De- raised In the va.
rlous localities. and ON what dates they
will want To- make shipments. by get
ting this data In shape before the
thrcshing srasnn opens the roads hope
tn have cars whcr, and when they are
needed
Another factor that enters into the
movement uf the Panhandle wheat crop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
WEATHER

West Texas-sundsy and Monday
partly cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

Y. y. Department Il Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
SHORTAGE Of GRAIN CARS
CAN Be OVERCOME
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

CONTINUED FROM IAtE oNEJ
roads will b" able to handle the crop In
fine shape. But since there h not over
1900 ears of elevator storage spnce In
the Panhandle. and practically no
Rrannry storage an farms some con
gDstitn Is almost certain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

Temperature by hours az Amarillo
y.as.vA.ys
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27

oaB es iiberbaupt nidt ole Sdladt
am SraiimemIe,en ZEE eeweien
1T -. moi es etIOa Gannoe2
9annae mar ZIG. Die Diiteren5 Ell.
her 3iiier fam entidei0eno iein.
@enn cs ober wirtlid aidt Gannne
ionOerr oiciel Ueroammte See mar.
mar es oenn ole Shla6t, in Der
Suiiup Nooli iiel2
Orr Eroieiior nunmt Yapier uno
9lei, poriiert uno permlltet Die 3if.
fern un0 framt in alien 96iten iei.
mes SeritanOeS. @egen AbenO lit er
iidler, ouB cs 9iieen mar, nod Dem
AbeuOellen Dab es aud Der Sraii.
mcnilde See mar.
Seet ioa ibm Oas 5r1ulein pom
Amte MIR fonmen.
Gr Bat Die ridtige Summer.
Der 5reuno lit bereits ausee9an.
gen nnO beOouerte, olb Der Yroieiior
li9 nitt ireinahen fonnte.
Ser Broieiior reiianiert.
vie fam elm onlt0noiger Menid
iiberbaupt cine 70 bIoOlinuiee TeIe.
pbonnummer baben.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27

= @aterunoS 0 II. @arum
nimmit' oi ocnn allcueil 10 o'iam.
men, Sdoridjl, ooB 5 net nit nj
@cics t%ollloierit3
Sa. DeiBt', mel 8ata iist ifo,
unO az 5iuoa ian ma net 3 eitbcb.
ren q Sausl
Il iges 3eiden. u.
(6u 81: Sir meinen Aelteiten lit
mir ballge, Der Erolmler tomint &c.
nib nidt Dorwdrts in Der 8elt, DER
5weite oagegen bringt lid Ourd, er
bat iest id)on SdulOen genuel
9 der5traae. Mie fann
Elm Wfenib du glelder 3eit lteben,
geben, lisen uno lie9en2
Antiport: Menm er IN einem ge.
uilien Alter ltcbt, ungeidbr ms pier.
5iglte S~ebensiabr gebt, IN @ef1ng.
MS list nno oort geraoe Out Ielnem
Sager liegt.
S MINER jerltrent. Bro.
relior (oer lib abenos binleet nit
Ger Ablid)t, lid oaS &eben 81 neb.
men. inoem er clile Dolls @itt Ju lih
dImmt): Go, oas miro elm lrobes
Srpaden werocn mur9en firth =
ocnn id) tot bin.
Der @runo. Wieter:
8arnm BADEN Sic mir eigentll6 Die
@obnung getiin0IgtY
Sauowirt: @etl Sic nit Sbrer
Srau ME @uno ullo Sase leben, uno
tD ouloe nun mai ioIde Siere nlht
Il melnem Souie.
ungalant. @ottin: Store
~ Did, Gugobert2
Satin: ytein. Wanoa.
@attin: Scnte 1T ood infer Sod
,citStac -.
@atte: Store mid Kidtl
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27

GtIrmiN e 4nre9nn9
&omponilt (am &lauler, lpeld)er ebcll
cine ItiirmiIu)e Warolnenpreoigt lel-
tens ieiner robiaten @bebalfte oblol.
uierte): Stun olio, 90 bin id ia ganO
unptrboftt az eller Ollle Don 2ert
aefommen. Sest feDlt nnr nod Der
mulifaIlide Eel gu melner neuen
Operctte. Mtoge er audi 10 wlrtnngs'
poll iein. Solleen mir alio anl
Cute MuSre0e. Nidter:
Der Suusmanu trat Sic, ais Sic
,5bre Sano nus%itredtenS
Strolh: 9aS lit ipobr.
Midter: Damn 9cben sic alio 81,
oab Sic ~eebettelt baben2
Gtrold: Neln, OaS Dabe ih nid)t.
Widter: Na. parlm baben Sic
oenn ssbre Saao aua9ellreft2
Strolt: SD pollte ieben. OBJ es
regnetl
Ser + d. a nj 9 d. IN e.
aeriobn. @r: Was it06nit on
~
oern 10 erbdrnlliG9
sic (ermnUelo): -. eben batte
i'd elllen entiesliuen Srauln: Yteine
Wtamn beluu)te nrS -.
@r: 9as lit ia aDer iHrefllb j..
Sic: SD bin ia liod nid)t 5u
gnOe -.
@r: aommt es oenn nod id)Iim.
mer?
3eierpierung. Baron
TAU ieinem NeoienteU: Bali uuf.
Dab beut' bel Der Weieuid)aEt nId)t 10
piel Don 0en teuren SIgarren bier
fortfomnleil p%crItanDcnI
0iener: Saipobl, pcrltebe, Scri
Baron! Die ipolen mir mebr fir
uns reierpierenl
Sn Der WuitaIien.
Game: SD mod)te
germ ein paar bibid)e Sieoer mir
Slauier .anien.
&onmis: llro weld)es Senre
biirite lul Sbnen uOrlcgcn. Sicbeslie.
Der? Sebniud)tslieoer?
0aMle: Ad) llelll ll bin bereits
perbcisatct, mid wirocn idlon cher
y Sd)cioclicOer" mtcreiilcren.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Die cute slaic bes gferScs.

Sn uie auBeror0entlIGem Wiobe
cas- SeelenleDen Oes Bieroes ourd
leine @eru6sempfmoung beelnIlllbt
miro, oariiber geben Sie bod)lnterel.
ionten unteriuhmngen austunIt, Die
Gennler i'm Yiolo9ilhen Central.
blatt mitgeteilt bat. gr beobod)tete
OIL ieiner Stute 4., onB lie lbre
wihtlgiten @inOriide Ourr Yermltt-
hung Der 9toie erbieIt. ginen irem.
Den Stall ooer einen nelien Sol be.
trat Dos 8ier inner MIR mi .oeit
porOeitredtem &opI utiO ltnrf gcbIaD.
ten 9tiiitern. YereitS 100 Wteier DOR
elmer Steae, an Der @tngepeioe
zines &tnoes, Die bereits in Terlpe-
Jung iibergingen, logen, begann Die
Stute al lhnouben uno ibren
S6ritt 5u nerlangiamen. Der &eiter
tonnte beim beltcn Y8iaen nidts RE.
den uno ertounte crit 20 Meter Dor
Der Stele oeR @runo fir oas Ye.
nebmen oes Gieres. 3u ieben mar
nihts, oa eS 5iemlid Ounfel mar.
Sn Dem Augenblid, oils tiir oas Iier
81 Der @crudSmobmebmung nod
ole ocs @elidtes fam. prallte es jap
onriid. u. 6eigte on tein anoeres
Bfero anbangllbfeit ais oil oas
5peite gfeitpfero S., nit Dem eS oft
5uiommenitan0. oOft babe i1 es,"
berld)tet Dennler, .erlebt, menn i1
ALIEN rift, oaB Die Stute aul melte
Streden 2OU-1U0O Meter
nab ienem anoeren Yferoe bin
or1ngte, lib ouf t~iir5ere Streden
Ourb braune Siere - ibre @etabr.
tin S. mar auh braun - anloden
lieb; Die @ntl6eIoung ober, OBJ 5ll-
geborig ODER nid)t, tpuroe crit aus
n1blter N0be mt Dem Werudsorgan
%getrofien. gIub Die pom Sunoe Der
befaltnte 66b;gtelt, cine 6Gbrte NIT
Der Noie 81 ne~rfolgen, mlBte Die
Stute in getuiliem Wra0e belisen
oenn lie manote lid in 61aen, in
oerell l0 IS. lr9enonoDln aIt De DIS
400 Wteter botte porausfiibren laI.
IerL 10 Dab lie nidt ou ieben mar,
Don ielbit nah Der ridtigen Seite
uno ging ibrer Spur nit selenftem
8opie naf), obtuobl mir geraoe in
entgegeneeiester Hidtun9 aiis5urei.
ten geiuobnt waren." Die 9nndbe.
rl,ng an einen S6lohtboi, ju Dem
Oas &ier oft lam, muroe ge9en Den
@in0 bon Der Stute bereits IN elmer
@%ntfernung bon etlua 250 Wfetern
bcmerft. Sci Ann6berung nit Dem
8ino trat oies erlt bel etipa 20 Wte-
tern elm. 8ei 8ranoitellen iHeite y.
lelbit oanr, nenn oieie, ourd Wiiide
reroedt, iiirS Iuge uoais uniibtbar
paren. Sielt man ibr unmittelhar
uors MauI @eoenlt0noe, 10 ipielte
Bic Noie bel Der unterideiouue, Oh
IreBbar ooer Hid]t, neben Der talten-
cen Sberlippe Die Sanptrole.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Sin DsridOasasr Sedtsbrnadl.

Gin 3edJtsbrouh IN alter 3eit
oeltattete ole Utoglidteit, einen gum
SoOe perurteilten Yerbreper ooer
cine gerbreuerin frel5ugeben meun
er oOer tie 5ul @be De9eDrt wurOe.
9ieier &eUtsbrnuw berrlute nidt
nur in 0euti1lano, ionOern AUDI
in Der SDmeI5, III 6rontreid, III
England, III Spanier, 6talIen, lin.
gorn uno Yolen. Yelonoers mar
CT in @oli5Ien meitperbreItet. Ole
dltelten be5eubten Jdle reidyen IN
Deutld)lano bis ms 10. SabrDun0ert
Suriid, ole leBte betannte Se9nooi.
gura oieler Art ant Oeutigem 20.
Den oiirtte Iid 1875 in Der S6mei5
ereignet baben. 9aB ober Der
Sedtsgebrouu aud nod) III unlerer
Belt nlut uoltomnlen aus Der Hed)t.
ipreHung periUtpunoen lit, bedeugt
Elm &ortou, Der lid) mn Sabre 1903
in Naris erelynete, no betanntlid
redt merfDiiroige urteile 5uwelIen
aeIaat meroen. Gin lieb5ebnlabri.
ges Wlaoden ioute lit) Dor einenl
&orreftionsgeridt uerantluorten. 9os
Iebr nd]tbnrer 6amllle entltammenoe
Wt1oten NOR bel elner &o55Io III Ell.
nerl perrufenen &otnl auIgegriffen
mcroen uno l%eiltete babel oen Poli.
~aeioraanen tGtiiuen @i0eritano. Sic
@ltern nobmen einen iebr tiihtigen
@erteioieer an, Der, naWoem DER An'
flageoertreter geiprouen, foIgenoe
@erteioi9un9sreOe belt: .9Ie Yin.
aeflo9te lit melt Oouon entfernt, III.
re &erfebluue 5u beltreiten. Sic
lit elm Opfer lbrer IlgenOllden I'M
beoadtiamteit geworoen. Dab lie
nidt idlecbt pun @baroftet iii, be-
aeltgte mir ioeben elm lunger Mann,
ser lie BON friibeiter Sugeno an
fernt uno Der frog oes @eld)ebenen
feline ilble Wteinung BON ibc bat.
81 bat lie ltetS geliebt, lit berelt,
ibr Die Sono gum Yunoe 81 reid)en,
Die @efuIene mieOer ouf5urid)ten.
@r mill lie gu ieiner Satin MAIDEN
uno irgenomo aui Dem &anoe nit
ibr leben, no niemano ne tennt. Ser
@etreffenoe lit in 8erbanolungs-
Iool onlpeieno lno fam Dor Dem @es
rid)tSbof feline @erbung porbrin.
oen." uno ebe nod Der @eridtsbof
BON leiner 8erblitfung iid erbolt
hattie, trat ser iuuge Mann Dor Die
Sdronfen, %neItdti9te Die Borte oes
40nofoten nno fragte Die Angeflag.
te, Oh tie fem @elb nerOen mollte,
wie aud Die &iGter entid)eioen
miiroen. Inter Gr0nen 0antte lie
fir ben Mntrae uno millgte elm.
llno Die Gitter, befangen BON Der
llnaemobnli6feit oeS Borgongs,
Iaaten Sa uno Amel oaau uno lpra.
d,en Die Siinoerin frei. 90 muir.
Sc Elm peri1ouener &ed)tSbraud,
ourd Die @etpunOtbeit zines DO
pofaten in Die neilere 8edtlprcdung
~einaefiibrt. Sreilit, OBJ es immer
aelingen wiro, lit froglif. Ser
9ariier 6au oeist aber, Dab Der al.
tie &ed)tsbraut feline pipdologilde
8esrinoung bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27

Soften elm bciIiocs @efi6t. es
tpor mie GriiblingSmorgen.
Gr beuete iid 6u ieiner 5rou bin.
ob, eriff nntet ibre arine uno 500
lie au li6 in Die SObe. Seine Sip.
ben beriibrten ibren Rlno.
Isle iol fommen" iagte er, nab.
reno feline Stimme 5%itterte. Isle
Iou fommen uno bel uns bleibeu."
@n0e.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
$pObumryers
G0tbter.
hrman bon
Fritz Gantzer.
(i6. 6Ortiesuus uuO e8lub.)

Or maGte ibnen feline Witternis.
Sbre lange nutelnan0erruDenoen
DorlIell &lppen tuDlten III Dem AuI
ie Der GreunungaltunOe Den &uB
0eS gSleoerlebens aIs Elm gemilIes
Slid DorauS.
.S1 BIN boIo nieoer bel Dir"
iogte er 5ulesi, ais lld nlr nod Ibre
Sonoe nmlwlungen bIelten J.
SunO Ulcers s6uDr pIelleldt, ipenr
bic Seloe mIeOer bliibt, Damn tueroe
i1 toinnIen un0 imrner bel Dir blei-
BEN"
sic nidte uno bate elm ~bIiibenoes
S1weln III lbren Augen. 0&eb nobl,
9ietrih!"
@r lGritt ben SiiseI binab unO
tpintte grlBeno 5urud. uno lie iab
ibm nau], bis Ielne lih ihneu ellt,
fernenoe @eltalt i'm 9unit Der 9ant.
merung perlHuamm.
Sbre Seele mar BOILER 2idt. =
limo DIE Sobe out Neltrup 5u muir.
De ibres betmli1en 8nrtens nno
ErdumenS lietiter Srt.
Menn Die Seloe mleOer in @Iiite
itano! uebers Sabrl -