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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
| UTHERANS OBSERVE
18TH ANNIVERSARY

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r --, ]1'nt" ,' 80 NO Is,,anaoIiraI
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SPECIAL church services anu mass
meetings III the larger CUES WIN pg
h"Id TO commemorate Tue Diat'lol"
JanIIte' LulhtTdhS HoPN t" l"l9' d"
large t'lalfk oIIefIhg 70 I'I'liei ms
aI"h"Iy Nork III Europe an" '"'""'
me synod Is fepreSeiltou III h'a'lE
every state III me lhloii' WIN pEah',ieS
IN CANADA, SCUM America ana o'lier
iofei&h countries
In connection with the celebration,
i. =. Il. Nickelsburg. business manager
of the American Lutheran, made pub.
lie the following letter from Presi-
dent Harding:
Il suppose every american who is
sincerely Interested in a knowledge
OF his c0uutry's history is bound to be
pleased at having brought to his at.
tention a bit Of interesting informa-
ton which he had previously ac-
quired, concerning some important
phase OF the national Development
Perhaps, should hesitate to acknoW
ledge it. but | am going to be frank
and say that until your letter came to
me do not recall ever having learned
Of the Lutheran migration to the Mis-
sissippi Valley in 1898. You tell me
that this company inspired by the de
sire TO locate in country where they
could worship in accordance with the
dictate. OF their own conscience, set
ont from Earope in five vessels, de-
tcrmincd to establish colony of
their own in the United States. The
parallel between this migration and
the VOYAGE of the Mayhower. more
than two hundred wears earlier. is one
which need not be suggested. 1t
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
CHURCH INSTITUTE.
ATTRACT MANY TO
HEAR DR.. c. S. MOORE:
CHICAGO DIVINE LECTURES, WITH
AID OF STEREOPTlCON SLIDES,
ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF M.
f. WORKERS IN THREE YEARS
TIME,

4 fair sized audience gathered at
the First Methodist church last night
TO attend the church institute. Rev.
l.. V. Sitter, of Sheridan, was song
leader, Rev ]. W. George, Of La
Sale. gave a spirited address upon
the subject Of stewardship" which
challenged the attention Of the au~
dienCe by it's claims for the steward
ship of prayer, of possessions, and OF
life in general.
Rev. Claude s. Moore. d., Of Chi
cage. gave an Illustrated address by
aid of soyenty.fve slides. No one who
heard the address but was thrilled by
the array of brilliant achievements of
the church during the past three
wears. The address was not a sum
mary but picture here and there of
some things that had been done. In
fine DAYS when fine \IpthOdistg usad TO
bo raising hut two millions per wear
fur brneyoIenr. only 80 oar cent of
tho amounts annortioned ia the
churches we're maid Now wapn fha
church is raising from fifteen to TWEEN.
+. million annually, over 70 nor cent.
Of thn amounts asked have baen maid.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26

not continue Germany wants reduc
tiOn in reparatiOns.
The Gcrman-boIsheyist treaty is a
threat that if the allied countries will
not agree to help Russia and Ger
many, the latter will get along with
ont them and, perhaps, against them
From this point of view, the treaty
Is a stupid blunder on the part of both
the Germans and the bolshey.ki.
The only result Of the Gcman-bOl
sheyist treaty will be that the French
position at the Genoa conference will
he materially strengthened, and Mr.
lloyd George will be less ConciIiatOry
toward Germany and boIsheyist Rus
sid. In his address before the British
parliament on April 3, while Cmpha
sizing Russia's need for capital, the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26

Few people realize that for years
the commercial language Of Russs
was German, that the educated part Of
the population of the Baltic states is
Germanic, and that from the men Of
German descent in these states were
chosen many Of the best generals and
admin strators of the old Russia.
And as surely as night follows day
there will follow a military alliance
between Germany and Russia.
France may we'll fear the day when
the hordes of Russia, drilled and dis
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
PRIMARY ELECTION
EXPENSES REACHED
TOTAL OF S8,301. 70
BILLS FOR APRIL II CONTEST OR.
DERED PAID AT YESTERDAYS
SPECIAL MEETING or COUNTY
BOARD,

II cost In sale county q total of
AZ aot 70 to hold the Anvil - nrioar,.
according to tha ofirjaI rcIards If
tho hoara of enno,,,ieorg yn,tord,,,
at Me snooial ,Doating EFF tho baarI
called for, H. ,Irnoen or n,ying, olno.
tion avnnrses Tho hilis far fha mint
ing or h,IIots nlartino indao. ANA
rlnrle n,aintaini,,a. or nn1Is ma o,.nr
inciJontaIs ~ tba eInrtinn ,|aro rrn.
sontnd alton thoy h,d La.,, oGioiaII,
nasend unon and orasrad ,,aid
ne ne erection 'Ap'"Se@ Tor t"o Guy
"a C''""" a''''c VIZ "'' l'-'' ""''t
:" 9'"C' No., U.t""" '''l 'l""""''" l" I"
'''"i VI P0o'-''
The cost OF holding this election was
about the average expenditure for q
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26

state secretary, urged the solidarity
OF the lumber business in La Sale
county. He said that the lumbermen
of the state must get together and
rout the dishonest dealers. He said
that he has received much inspiration
from the La Sale county club and
urged the members to look out for
themselves in rendering good service
to their patrons.
Essngton on Program.
John Fornolf, editor of the Streator
Daily Free Press, gave Il short talk,
Senator Essington of Streator gave 4
talk on the present building Condi-
tions. Joseph Petit of Aurora, for
mer president of the state association,
also addressed the meeting,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
BY a. J. SACK.

director OF the Russian Information
Bureau in the United States, Repre-
sentng the Russian Democratic
Anti BOlsheyist ParticsD
New York, April 24.-The German
bolshcyist treaty does not change ma
terialIy the long-establlshed relation
ships between Germany and the Dol.
sheviki.
What malss the new German-bol-
shevist treaty of interest is the cir
rumstances under which it was con
cluded. 1t is an alliance between boil
shcyist Russia and Germany in order
to force certain things at the Genoa
conference. The bolsheVist regime
needs credits without which it can
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
BY JAMES W. GERARD.

CFormcr Ambassador to Germany
New York, April 24.-What have
for a year or more predicted IN
speeches and articles has happened.
Germany, forced into corner by
the demand for sums greater than car
be wruna from the German people,
has chosen to make an alliance with
Russia and to seek from the economic
benefits to be derived from such an
alliance the wherewithaI to pay her
pressing creditors.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26

eiplned by Germans, led by Germans,
with all the vast resources of Russia
administered by Germans, will pour
across Europe in that constant drive
to the west which seems a brute in
stinct Of all Europeans.
The new Poland will disappear, once
more parttoned between Germany
and Russia.
No more important and startling
event than this alliance has happened
since that armistice day, when the
kaiser's empire fell.
Copyright 1922, by NEA ScryiCeD
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26

"pe importance of what YOU has TO
say" said Uneic Ebgn, depends in
tirely on de attention Won kin git for
1t. \ sermon ailt actually no longer
dan you kin keep de congregation
awake
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
Notice.

The Congregational Auxiliary will
have a luncheon at the chusch on FRI
day at | O'Clock Mrs Lee ADAMS and
Mrs. George Fisher will be hostesses
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26

lost but tho others proceeded up the
Mississippi to st. Louis and emigrauts
settled near there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-26
LUMBERMEN FEAST
AND TALK SHOP At
ANNUAL GATHERING
FIFTY LA SALE COUNTY DEAL
ERS MEET AT CLIFTON HOTEL
DISCUSS VALUE OF ADVER.
Using IN BOOSTING THEIR
BUSINESS.

About fifty members of the La Sale
County LumbcrmCnS club were pres
cnt at the elaborate fOur-COurSe ban
quet served at the Clifton hotel grill
room last evening at 6:30 O'Clock. Mr..
Du Plain. elected county president
presided at the banquet as toastmas
teh of the evening. Justin Jaeger o.
fered several popular vocal selections
accompanied by William Gordon on
tanning and enthusiastically received.
Following is the menu:
Grape fruit.
Dreamed potatoes, Steak on toast
Cabbage salad.
Asparagus.
lee cream. Coffee
Advertising Pays, Says Bryan,
j. i. Bryan, secretary OF the La
Sale Chamber of Commerce, was the
first speaker of the evening. His talk
dealt mostly with the lumber dealers
and the manner in which they sue
ceeded in the county Mr. Bryan said
that the La Sale County Lumbermcn s
Club have accomplished very much
during the past year, and wished them
much success in the future, He fur
Their added that necessity made them
and sold them to publicity Mr.
Bryan said that advertising was the
greatest means of success and that
the local newspapers have aided won
derfuly in the success of La Sale
county lumbermen.
State Officer Speaks.
II. l.. Jones of Rockford president
of the State Lumbermen's Association
gave very brief talk which had tc
be curtailed due to the fact that lie
was forced to leave in time to catch
the 7:16 Rock Island passenger train
for Chicago. He told the lumbelmer
that the La Sale county club was one
of the most successful he has become
associated with. He added that the
state association is planning on max
ing this year big one in the lumber
business.
George Wilson Jones of Chicago
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28

&aum bat sic 4onte 2ottde Die
befount Stimm pom ibrem @oniert
gebeert, is ie erumgeflist un BAIT
Dor Strede 6olO ibr 9opott6e in
De Moa foae Ioiie. Shnea bat ie
ibr rot SodoiHelhe uffgefnibbt, bat
e Std grot eraits getiomme I'm bot
ais eelOdt: ~@iele, biele, bieIe,
fon1irL fomm."
Ser @oniert bat iid Damn nod e
@eil Die mrnnerihee Slusiitt be-
traft lin is Oonn ao6 perflih bon
Dem gefreente &oltpt erunnerge-
bippt, mo en- Damn Oie Dante 2ottfe
net obne Mieb IN Ylog wiOOer in
ben 4orb blriert bat, ben ie iest
ieltuer an iib geromme bat.
Der oIte Serr @or5el, Ser fam
4ra9 uff oe @oB made poat, bat
iein Spr6Blin9 nor bon otutpe erun-
ner ooaegitdt I'm Bat geiagt: n9omm
on mer nor Bonm."
0es Sdnb9e bot iih atDtper oa
fDeiter mir Orous eemod]t, Damn in
ieim 4opp ging nor Die Melooie
rum: n@iiiee, 6anag CAD, fuff0ig
Slider III Ell rote Dobib."
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28
Ger GanTehirb.
SasOIfisse BON s. aablc.

6euerrot gliibeno par Der Son-
nenbaa na6 Dem fur5en Gage GUT
Gube gegongen uro batte nod I'M
gerldeioen oie @ipfel Der olten
idneebeoeden 6obren uno Sonnen
nit einem rs~t-goIoenen S9ein iiber-
5ogeit, oaB es aaentbalben rubin-
rotgoloig in Sen 3rpeigen funfelte.
Dod oas mar MIR elm fur6er Iu-
genblid, oann peridmano aaes in
0Gmmerung, uno gleid oorauf itiee
oie peiBe Wonoibeibe Binter Dem
acknowledgement bemaloeten SIT
gel 6erauf uno permiidte i6r NET
Bes 2idt nit ben 0Gmmerungsitrab-
len oes ideioen0en SagesgeItirns.
6ern bIiste Der Abenoitern auf
uno ibm foleten mad uno nod ale
sic iibrigen Simmelslidter, nm AUDI
ibren faltet Shein auf Die i6nee-
6eoedte Mlltter groe fallen 81 loiien.
SIN Ser @ieien6r2ite, oi6t an Der
6i1tenoidung oes StaatsforItes,
mar es nod ettpas l1d]ter, penn BIER
bin ianote eben ser Mono feline boil
len Stra6len, Die belte abeno 10
beqeudtenoe paren, pie es nur in
BEN fGlteiten @internadten 6er
6aa lit. &ier, inter einem alten
@ad6oloer, Der i'm gegen ben Dit
pino i6iibte, fab Der alte Segemei.
tier, oes &epiers itdrloiger Sitter.
Man bGtte i'm faum erfannt, Oenn
err mar beute ausnabmsrpeile nidt
in ieiner beAtgrauen 2itewfa, Die er
ionIt trug, ionoern, entipredeno Ser
i'm umge6en6en blenoenoen weiBen
IIGde, poaitdnoig in 8ciB geflei0et,
inocm er iiber feline Uniform einfa6
elm Semo ge6ogen bate. Statt oes
alien perfniiaten llniformbutes bot
te er cine tpeiBe 8ipfelmiite Iber
oie S6ren geltiilpt. 90 mare er BON
ieiner llmgebung, 5umol er ltin5u.
iisen gelernt bate, niht al uriter-
i6eioen, penr nift Damn uno tounn
cine blaue Houfmolfe aus ieinem
Munoe quoae, Die err ieiner fur5en
S~tummelpfeiie nit 8ebasen entlod.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28
Dir TmberkoInre III europa,
Deiterrcid unO GuflnnO 5cist srOke
Observation-Disclosures

Ssat foit i6mtliGen 21noert SIT.
ropns hat sic Tuberfuloie iudbrello
Scr Rrieqsiabre cine neitcre Ser
breituna aenommen. Cine 3ninm'
menIteauna Der Sterbe5iffern, ole
i'm erItem @aibeft BON 8irti9ait
uno StatiItit peroffentlidt miro,
seiat nomentlid i'm @ebiet oes
1iellen ScIterreid uno Ser Si1eho-
Slotuafei elm geraoe5u ungebererll-
Dies glnIteigen Der Observation-Disclosures
Iidfeit. Seilpeiie mar cine Yer
0opeIung gegenii6er Der Sterbltt)'
felt Dor Dem &riege eingetreten;
iolde Inn so b. 8. mar feline Gel
tenbeit. Sn ben OeutiGen Srtet
nit $4,000 uno mebr @intDobnerrt
Itieg 0ie Observation-Disclosures bon
1871 SterbefGden inn Sabre 1913
nlif 80, oltf ie 10000 @%intpobner
bc3ogen, I'M Sabre 1918. @tit
&riegsenOe lit ieood Ourfgdngig
cine 8enoung gum @eIiern einge-
treten. Seitoem gebt Die Suberfu-
IoieIterbIi6feit in allen 2droern 5it.
rid, I'M teilpeiie idon i'm Sabre
1920 Die 8orfrieesbobe 5u ii6er-
Idreiten. 9ds trifft 8. 9. fir Sd-
nemorf un0 ungorn gu. An1 IN
0euti4lono lit oie Suberfuloieiterb-
Iidfeit in Srten nit 10000 nno
mebr @~intpobnern BON 80 anf 1854
i'm Sabre 1919 utt6 nuf 1874 i'm
Sabre 1920 Suriidgegnngen. SIN
Sabre 1921 bot oieie 8eiierung nrt'
gebaIten; fir 9eutI9Iano lit Die
Sen porgenannten entipre6enoe
3ubl i'm lesten Sabre nlr nod
1853, uomit Die bisber giiritigite
Observation-Disclosures Oes Sabres
1913 nit 1871 beinabe e~ingebolt
lit. @enn ii9 oieie berb6ltnism1-
Big erfreuliden 3iffern teilmeiie
aud oaourd erfl6ren Oiirften, oaB
Die erbobte Sterblibfeit wGbreno
ser &riegsiabre cine itarfe IuSleie
unter ben Observation-Disclosures ge-
balter bat, 10 beItebt bod audi
@run0 sur Gnnobme, 0ab Die He1-
erfronfungen an Suberfuloie iest
ebenfons elm giiniti9eres Bib bie-
ten. Die giinItigiten Sterbli9feits-
berbGltniiie baben beute auf5upei-
fen 8elgien, oie Nieoerlanoe, Sta-
lien, England uno 96nemarf. Sebr
ungiinitig oagegen liegen lie in
Seiterreid, Ser Sf6e9o-S lotuofei
un0 notwithstanding uu6 nod in
9euti6lano. Ser enge 3uiammen-
bang 5tpiIden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oung uno @rn1brungslage tritt
eben nu9 6arin outage; 0enn bic
lebtgenannten 26noer batten mGb-
reno Ser &riegsiabre un6 na9ber
otpeifeuos bic gr5Bten g%rnGbrungs-
idtpierigfeiten gu ii6eripinoen. 0n-
neben lit natiirIid BON entl9eioen-
Ser 8eoeutung Der Stan0 Ser Eu.
misunderstanding. $50 beiOes
8uiammentrifft, Sungersnot unO
tn5ureidenoe gefun6beitlide S9ut-
maBnabmen, ME beiipielsmeiie in
&uBlano, bot oie Suberfuloie BEN
beiten gedbrbo0en utrO Die ueiteite
Gerbreitung.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28

ols 6as erfte Nal. SIN Nu rporeu,
ole 5dbe ooran, bei0e 6iihie in Der
Dihtenoiduug perifwunoen. GoA
Der aIte S1ger fonnfe Oieien 4niff:
er puBte geitaii, DAB es nidt LANCE
oouern Diiroe, bis Die Gotr0de 0idt
bel ibm aus Der Gidung fommen
fpiiroen, Inn Den YlnB 81 erreiden,
tpober oas ongenebme @erdui6 er.
tlong. er 1uete ihorf nod allen
Soften. gs Oouerte cine gar5e
8eile, uno nifts IieB iid bOren. =
OOh mas mar oos? Ni6t peitab
BON ibm modte Ii6 Elm leiies Snir'
iHen Oes S6nees bemerfbor. Sang.
Jam orebte err, inoem er iein @e'
ipebr i6uBferfig an Die Sade rabm,
nod meiter berum. Seine oebn
Sdritte entfernt, ihniirte Elm Studs,
2ouf Dor 9auf ietenO, uno oonn uno
mann itusen0, beran, binter inn, irn-
mer auf Der 6abrte Der G6be, Der
&iioe. Sdnea fubr Der 3eigefin.
ger an ben Driifer. Sect galt es,
ben riAtigen Moment ob3upalien.
Die G6be ititte foum feds Sdritt
Dor Dem Seeemeiiter, Oann Elm
5eueritrnbI, elm &rod, pieoer Elm
SeueritrabI uno elm Gro9, uno beioe
SiAie Iagen i'm S6nee, foum nod
nit ben 2urten 5uden0.
3ufrieoen I6deIno 1uo Der Sd.
ger feline 5linte tpieoer, ridtete iid
6onn auf, modte Die SiiBe bonn
Sdnee frei, Itopfte ben Sabat in
ieiner Bfeife berunter un6 i6ritt
auf Die itin Ooliegenoen Hauber gu.
2odeno mari er Die GGbe auf ben
totem &iioen, no6m oonn fem 8eio.
meiIer uro tat bic 5iidie an ben
Sebuen Der Gerie auiammen, ftedte
ben Stod binour9, Iuo iie ouf feline
S6ultern, uno inoem elm idmun-
5elnoer s3ug iein bdrtiges @eiidt
iiber3og, iogte er: uSebt miro mein
@efliigeI ipobI &llbe boben uno Die
Soien aud."
Seize pfiff Ser @in0 in ben Sob
rem. uro Eannentpipfeln, Der Mono
beidien oie glisern0e 8teienbreite,
unO in Ser Serne peridwano @alo
uno @ieie, Stain uno Selo in einem
eiu5igen unenttpirrboren Dunfel.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28
selep9On fir edpuer65rise.

Ger fleinite Selcpbon : @parat,
Ger lie er5eugt uuroe, lit fir Sdmer-
borige beitimmt uno ioa iclblt fir
monde Saube niiblif iein.
gr miro geiddftli6 nYbonopbor"
genannt uno lit etma einen Bon
lang. Sein Offences @noe miro
in oaS DIR eingefibrt uno oaielbit
idon onrG feline @cltalt feftgebal-
ten, obne Dab elm &iemen notig
mar.
Mnn fonnte 6as gemobulide
Stimmbano nidt anpenoen, Itente
oaber elm extra bebanocltcs SGut-
den Der, nit cincm fleinen Stiid-
den Giien in Ser Mitte.
Ser Ipparat fam fir Sic @rale-
hing Der flariten Stimlucn ange.
poBt wcr0cn.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28
sermalitGt nnb aimbesalter.

Our @rfori9ung ser Serualent-
midelung 0es &inbes rad ieiner
fOrperliden uno ieeliiden Seite bin
baben ii9 oos Snititut fir SeruaI-
niiieni9oft in Berlin un0 oas Sn-
ltitut fir erperimenteae @doagoeif
uno 8ip6oIogie, Abteilung oes
2eip5iger 2|ebrerpereins, 5u elmer
Irbeitsgemeinidaft bereinigt. @s
iol bier nit &ilfe ipe5iiii6 meoi5i-
nii6er, bort portuiegeno nit Silfe
pipdologii9er Metbooen oas Bis
Der nod iebr ungefldrte Troblem
Ser finoli6en GeruaIit6t erfori9t
mer0en. Sc iino beutc auBer Der
bausliden uno 0ffentliden gr5ie-
bung, Ser Sueenopflcge, Sugenfiir-
Jorge uno Ser Te6tspflege cine gor-
sc &eibe BON @iiienidaften an Dem
@usba1 ioldcr ltnteriuduneen fart
intereiiiert, 10 Gipdologic, Yip6ia-
trie, 9riminalogie, &edtspiiien-
i9oft, So5iologie IL. a.. Sic bei6en
Snititute f0nnen oieie Iltfgabe aber
MIR erfiiacn, ipenn ibnen bon ~l-
tern, @r5iebern, Mcr5ten Ii. a. reid-
baltiges Material an eigenen 8e-
obaftungen, an grbebungen, 8efra-
gungen, 8efenntniiien, @igenberidj-
ten, 9ofumenten, Nieocrfdriften,
Eagebiidern finoliden 9id)tungen,
griefen, 3eihnungen, plaitii6en
Garltellungen uno ocrgleiden iiber-
mittelt miro.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28

Soor entferrt uno Eomora ibn fra.
geno unO bittHl0 orlicbt, bort er
Sufidlaae; er menoet Den Sept urO
iiebt cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus
Dem @oloc nitf ben Sol reiten. 90
bat er iif Oos auf Dem &itt bier.
Der porgeIteat, bier ouf Dem batter
liten Sole iolten iie ibn finoen uno
eridieben.
Sod uie er lie MN uirflid Dor
Ii6 iiebt, % miro Der 2ebensipiae
fir einen @ugenblid pieoer mad.
ogeofJ boben iie bid nidt geieben
= 0enft Der &ornett nod fonnit
on binter Dem Sous gum Stub ge-
Ionqen uno entfommeil."
Mber nur einen @Igenblid, Oonn
lit Oas @efiibl noriiber. llnb Der
9ornett erbebt ii6 uno tritt Ourd
Die @artenpforte in ben Sof; Ous
M9G6den folgt inn obne Die Gage
au beriteben; iie fiiblt nur, oaB et'
mas Sdrefli6es fommt, unO flam.
inert iid felt an ben &ornett.
Sect Itebt er Dor Dem Giibrer Der
BolIHetpi1teupatrouiue.
,S6 BIN Offi3ier Der peiBen Ir.
NEE, uno bos bier lit mein @ut.
Sbr fonnt mid gIei1 eri9ieBenl"
IS flinet tpie elm 9efebl, Der 70.
te Siibrer itust.
,@arum gloubft on, ooB mir bid
erifieBen per0en?"
Ser &ornett antportet ni6t, er
bat feline 4rme Inn Die S6ultern
6es @Go9ens gelegt, uno iein 9lid
gebt iiber Die peite, bliibenoe
Steppe.
Son Often Der flingen in Die
Stine &anoneni9lGge, elm &rtiaerte-
gefett i1eint iid bort gu enttpideln.
Ser 8atrouiaenfiibrer miro UNI
rubig.
,g8enn mir nur ni9t bon Der.
Iprengten 8eiBen iiberroi6t peroen.
Drum i9neu, 2eute, er mill es ia
lelbIt, fiibrt ben peiBen S9uft gum
Glub uno erlebigt ibnI"
,Nein, ibr neroet mid bort I'M
ter benz Baum eridieBen uno oas
MiGo9en aud. &omm Somara."
sic bat peritauoen, ibre anglt-
ponen Mugen fiiaen fi6 nit Cru
ner. SD mill, iaet iie gang lei
ie, .oenn bann bleiblt Ou INNER
bel mir" llno ite 9ebeit nuf Ben
Baum al.
Die &eiter ieben ibren Siibrer
frageno an. @r pinft ibnen ob.
y@inerlei mo oie beioen lieeen
bleiben, mir miiiien MAIDEN, 0ab
mir fort fommen."
60 reiten iie audi gum 8oune
bin.
SSsm @al6e berflingen Die Sui
idlGge Der 8feroe. Sn ben 3mei-
gen Der eide mitten ouf benz Sol
plas itst elm Sinf uno iubelt iei-
men XIebes1ang IN 0en SrlDltng PM
aus. @m SuBe oes Stammes lie
gen Die apei 9eiden felt aneinunoer
geI6miegt. Oie boIi6etpiitiiden
&ugeln lino beioen ourd oas Ser8
gegangen. Sn oen i6tpnr5en Sao-
rem oes MGo6ens lit nod elm bel
les 9liitenblott b6ngen geblieben
uno leuftet pie elm 8erlenihmud
iiber Dem beiBeefiiBten @efidt, in
Dem iif Die ounflen @ugen fir inn
mer 9eidloiien baben.
Ser &ornett iiebt init itorren Iu-
gen in oen bloi,en Sriiblingsbimmel
or miro 6ie &eimat nidt mehr Der-
laiien 49,.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28
Gtmr GbremerklarmMs.
Wit1etcilt bun Sans 2rOiui9 So
ieaaer.

-lte6er S6neioer maden fi6 sic
2eute germ IuItig, ionoerlid) Die
8aiern, oenen Die Spottluit tief i'm
8lute iist. 11no penn elmer gor
S6neioer miro, neil er, ielbit elm
8ouerniobn gum 8ouern ni6t reHt
taltgt urto Ooau Die balben 0aHte
sic goie in 8iideln itedt unO Die
gon5en Seiertage ielbit @ei6i9ten
un6 gersIn auiammenidreibt, 10
f0nuen sic Monnsbiloer uno audi
Die @ei6erleute iebr biiiig tuerOen.
80 elm oi6tenoer Sdneioer mar
mein 8oter. .8in nun t%piiieri, mas
aus Dem no tperoen toirO!" iogte elm
Wodbor. Damn fam @ater na6
@ra5 uno befudte Die Sanoelsofa-
Dcmie = uno Geip0bnte ii6 - Im-
fangs nidt immer gang %iinnGcmaB
= llmgangsformen on, Die peoer
in 6ie Staot nod oufs 2ono paB-
ten, iob in ben Serien in ieinem
idtporoen Sd0BIrod einem Sbeolo-
zen gIei6 ltno trua fogar @rincn
: 6a quoG Ser Spott iber ben
uStooti6nadl" uno oen nOi6ter-
buam" iiber. 9orauf erDioerte
man oOer fdpieg aud, ie nod benz
unO aQmGblib (tpie es idon 10 iit)
nit oen allBeren Grfolgen bes bid
ienoen Gtaotihnafls beritummtei
audi oie bduerliden 8iB6oloe.
Mber eintnol, in Der 5peiten
SGlfte Der Ied5ieer Sabre (oer
@rief entbalt feinc Sabrcsangabe),
mub ii6 elm @lpeler Bauer icin
NoiI gar8 id)liinm 5errifen baben,
oenn, 6arob our &edenidaft ge5o-
gen, eab CT foIgenoe tief ernit ge-
lncinte un6 ho9 70 beitsre u@bren-
crflarungy ab:
D&rieglad, ben 81. Sftbr.
Scrrn &oiegger in 9rosl
Sbner Sdrciben babe Sd ben 8
Oftober &idtig erbalten, uno babe
narin erieben, cos i'd Sbnen beo
ser @bre beleioigt babe, un6 nid]t
Sbncn anein fonoern Die gauge Gro
ger Ncaocn1ie, tpopon ih nidtS WciS
bopon, mas Sd in 8irbbaus bel
meiner betrunfenbeit geiagt babe.
Sn0cm Sd, audi if)on iebr oft in
8irtbaus bin geidinft, urb audi
gar oft bep meiner gbre bin belief.
oigt moroen, aber 10 DerorieBlid
fennen mir nidt fem auf Der Alm,
als @robe 8auerrl, oaruln babe SD
geglaubt, neil Sic audi Elm 9auerr.
iobn iino bon bier, iperoen Sic iid)
audi Gon trofl beiBpn: nni6t")
10 eeidnpino beleioiet iitber. @enn
SD ni6t betrnnfen wer gepeien,
go bette i6 10 nifts geiagt, es lit
Gin altes Sprid)port, einen betrltn-
fenen mlib elm Sdperer @agcn
auSpei6en. 0un aliio, men Sd
cs mobl Sdnloig bin, Sbnen Nh.
bite gu leiitcuL 10 muB Sd eS add
tbul1. aIio gitte Sd Sbnen, uno
ale mel6e i9 beleioiget babe Inn
8er5eibung, uno cs miro getpis
nidt mcbr geidcbcn. Sd @riiBe
Sbnen bieImabl uno berbleibe 81.
ner Srelrno
s.. s -. bulg. g..
mtf Der aricalader Stint"
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28

@rpGgung. sd finOe,
beiraten lit berniinftig, on weiBt
bod, berbeiratete Meanner baben
before &1lften, tuie man 10 iagt."
nSo, aber id babe bemerft, bob
Die Sungseieaen in beicren Bier.
teln pobnen."
Washington Journal., 1922-07-28

S6Iau. @ait: .aenner,
bringen sic mir elm geefitcaf, aber
elm redt groBes - i'd ic9e idlett!"