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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-06
"YANkEE DOODLE" HIS CHOICE
Briton Decidedly of Opinion That 1t
Should Have Been Selected as
the National Anthem.

America has missed her chance in
the way of national anthems. She,
1 understand, repudiates Yankee
Doodle for Hail Columbia" or The
Star-Spangled Banner; she must be
solemn about herself like all the rest
of us; but what lesson she would
have taught us, what an artistic sue
cess she might have been in every
allegorical parade of the nations, if
she had stuck to yankee Doodle"
l do not know what the words
mean; but they sound gay and they
fit the tune, which is one of the best
tunes of its kind in the world l do
not know who composed that tune, or
when, or where, but it sounds as if it
had grown to express the right spirit
of a nation about itself and to make
fun of all the other solemn tunes
how gay and funny and brave it is;
and how it enjoys itself; how it sets
the mind dancing so that the feet are
almost forced to dance too.
A musician could do anything with
it; orchestrate it with drums and
trumpets and triangles, slow and
quicken it, make variations on it, set
it jumping and swaying and turning
head-over heels and finally stop breath
less with a crash, for the cheers that
Brock, in the New Republic.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-06
GOOD SHORT
COURSE HERE
COUNTY GIRLS INVITED TO
CITY MIDDLE OF
APRIL

"Girls, don't forget the short course
held for you the week of April 18th
at Wausau,' runs an announcement
from the office of Miss Vangel Russell,
home demonstration agent Enroll
ment blanks are reported to be com,
ing in fast.
The program for the course, which
will continue through Friday, April
21st, is as follows:
Monday Morning, April 17-Registra-
ton at office of home demonstra-
ton agent, 307 Jefferson street.
Monday Afternoon, april 17-Talk-
Home Nursing" by Miss T. Mead,
district supervisor of nurses.
Tuesday, April IS
500 a. m.-Cookery. Section I, Miss
Miller. Sewing. Section ii, Miss
Meloche.
1000 a. m.-Intermission.
1920 a. m.-Cookery Section IL,
Miss Miller. Sewing. Section IL,
Miss Meloche.
1920 p. m.--Noon Intermission.
200 p. INSTRUMENTATION. Dress
Trimmings by Miss Hazel Man
ming, director Of Textile depart
ment, University of Wisconsin.
Wednesday, April Morning pro
gram same as on Tuesday.
200 p. m,-Demonstration Millin-
cry, by Miss Mildred Hagerty, as
sistant state club leader.
Thursday, April 20--Morning program
same as Tuesday.
300 p. m,-Visit to County Teach
ers' Training school.
Friday, April 21-Morning program
same as Tuesday.
200 p. decentralization. "In-
creased Egg Production. by j. B
Hayes, assistant professor of poul.
try, University of Wisconsin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-06
Saws Uncle Eben.

'sYou kin git heap o benefit" said
Uncle Eben, "fum de latest novels.
After you has looked over one or two
you will feel powerful thankful you's
got de Bible fob stiddy readin'."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-06
softest Known Wood.

Trees belonging to the genus Jacara-
TIA, growing in tropical America, are
remarkable for their soft wood After
part of the bark is cut away machete
can be showed to the center of the
trunk with ease. The wood, when
fresh, can be cut into blocks with a
knife, as one would cut up parsnips
or turnips. AS the wood dries. 1t
snrinks to small fraction of its
original bulk.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-06
The Way Of the World.

The world usually pushes a man the
way he makes up his mind to go. II
going up, they push him up; If going
down, they push him -gravita-
ton, however, making the speed great
er on the decline.--George Francis
Train.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18

Of Cottage Grove. now part Of the
near south side.
McVlcker installed n resident
stock company which supported"
a notable succession OF visiting
stars Charlotte Cushman, Edwin
Booth. the elder SotheTn. !. II.
Hackett. Lotta Crnbtrce. Lawrence
Barrett, Charles Kenn. and many
others. Here Edwin Booth met
Mary McVicker. the managers
daughter. whom he afterwards mnr-
rled. Here, when Lincoln was shot.
thero WAS double mourning, for the
assn sein. j. wilkes Booth. had played
MCNlcker's often. Here. ia 1866.
Tho Black Crook" had it's phenom-
emil Chicago run Of 90 nights.
Twice Victim OF Fire.
The theater was destroyed IN the
great fire OF 1874. aud was the first
i,;- yiious- to b- rebuilt rfjer the ais
nster, In 1890 II was again de-
stroyed by fire. and the present
structure dates from It's reservation
In 1902.
The medicine show mngnate was
John A. Tamlin and the minstrel
manager Richard NJ. Hoolcy. Both
wore identified with the early days
OF the present Grand Opera house.
In 1870 Hoolcy, who had made n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18

fortune with his minstrel troupes.
bought Bryan hall, concert audi
torium, rebuilt ~ and prepared to
open Hooley's Opera house. The
fire OF 1871 destroyed tho theater
on the very night before II was to
be opened and swept his fortune
away
In 1873 Hamlin, famous through
out the country for his Hamlins
Wizard OIL. built the largest billiard
hall Ia The world on the site of ihe
former opera house. Later he en-
lhrged and turned II into beer gar.
den. which In turn became iiamlln's
theater In 1878. and In 1880. after
extensive alterations, was reopenod
under the former name OF the Grand
Opera house.
The flamboyant announcement Of
tho opening said:
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tho management begs 10 present
to the public some of its many
claims TO supremacy In the field II
occupies. To begin at the begin.
ming:
The Only Theater with Polished
Marble Vestlbule.
The only Theater with Luxuri-
ously Furnished Foyer.
Tho only Theatcr with Spacious
Alcove Lobbles
Tho only Theater with Carved
wood Grand Staircase.
The Only Theater with Luxurious
Velvet Carpets.
The only Theatcr with Latest
Pattern Opera Chairs.
The only Theater with Six Mod
orn Proscenium Boxes.
The only Theater with Fashion.
able Gas Fixtures.
The attraction for this grand
opening was "A Child OF the State. ="
After the Great Fire.
After the fire Hooley. the min
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18
FOUR TREATIES
PASS TO HISTORY
Notable Reminders Of Vic
torian Grandeur and
Magnificence
DAYS ARE NUMBERED
Bring Up Train Of Memories
of Nations Illustrious
Artists

CHICAGO Feb -Four of Chit
rago's theatrical lindmnrks-- monu-
mrnts 10 the business ncumen OF a
song and dance comedian. n medi
Hno show mhEnnto, n minstrel man
agcr and q pair OF circus uCn--uro
slated for destruction
WorkmCn have already begun
sinking Caissoua under McNickers
most venerable ~ tho downtown
thcatcrs. and tho wrcckerr will take
charge in MAY. George NJ. Cohnn's
brand Opern house Powers and the
Olympic nre soon to follow. and with
them viii disappear the loops
most notable reminders OF Victorian
grandeur, carved walnut and rcd
plush.
The Grand probabiy will be the
second Of tho quartet 10 go. as
under the terms Of the present lense
10 must be rebuilt before January
I. 1924 Powers. known to n by
gone thcatorgolng generation as
IIooiey's thoater, and which for
nearly 90 years has held tho unques-
toned prestige as the theatcr In
which tho most illustrious actors
preferred to appear is 10 give way
10 an addition to tho Hotel Sher.
man. a new playhouse may be in
corporated IN the hotel extension,
but this point has not been defi-
nltely decided.
owners Of the olympic are plan
ming 10 rebuild that house Ms soon
as conditions are favorable.
James II. McNicker. founder Of
tho theatcr which still bears his
name was the song and dance come
dian IN ChicRgo's carly quartet OF
theatrical mngnatea A travelling
company brought him here In the
carly days. and IN 1857 he built his
first theater on the spot whsT. the
present playhouse-now devoted to
continuous udevillc---stands. The
theater immediately became tho
most important center OF dramatic
activity IN the middle west. Its
opening was n great event, and
nightly thereafter crowded omnl-
buses left Its doors after the per-
formance for the Bulrs Head tavern
and the fashionably outlying suburb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18
CHANGE ALBANIAN PREMleRS
Incumbent Notified 10 Hurry Up and
Resign or Get Hurt.

TIRANA, Albania. Feb. ,-Tur-
bulent Albania. has a summary way
OF changing governments. The other
day, when the regents got tired OF
the administration Of PendeIl Evan
gelI. primo minister. they told him
to resign or there would be blood
shed. He refused.
lie az given ~ hours in which to
choose between the loss OF his po-
sitlon or the loss OF his head. At
midnight he went TO his hotel to
deliberate on the stern ultimatum,
An hour later n group of repre-
sentative Albanians, among them
several members OF the government.
called upon the premier and told
him those In authority would brook
no delay In his resignation. The
emlssaries were accompanied by sol.
dlers with rifles and machineguns
They explained II he didn't get on,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18

blood would be spilled. igocent peo-
pie Killed. and revolution might
ensue. so he quit.
IIo war succeeded by Hasan
Pristine. who In described by Amerl.
cans in Albania M An adventurer
and barn lntriguer. IIasan's
regime was short lived. too. His ad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18
foods! What and Where bBuy-W to Cook and Serve 49, 49,

minlstration was a failure. lie suf-
fered the same fate as his prede-
cessor, although the terms OF his
resignation were not quite so per-
emptory OF unconventlon,s as those
OF Evangeli. The regents are now
casting about for new chief OF
state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-18

You need not bother about going to town and Juggling
home your groceries, ETC., there is GEMS CASH
STORE in your neghborhood, where you will be able
to find anything that your wish in the way of Staple
and Fancy edbles which you will be able to purchase
at Genuine Saving.
"WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU BEST AND
SAVE YOU MOST"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
ggrOnS Ictte Nnseu6lifc.

@Gbrcno uns cine iiblrreiGe Nn.
ronliteratur bis in oie fleinlten Gin.
Selbeiten iiber Oos 2eben oes Sid-
terloros unterriftet bat, lit ilber
ole lctten 2ebcnsitunOeu 8Drons
bisber nifts Autbentiihes in Ole
Seftentlihfeit georungen. Gieie
Slide lit iest our9 einen in gtottig.
ham in uenigen @rempIdren &c.
crudten Brief nusgefiiat poroen,
0cn @nrons &ommeroiener Sletder
am 20. gpriI 1924, einen Gag
nad Dem 8oce oes 3i6ters, an oci-
fen ShmeIter, Srau 2eigb, 9cI6rie-
ben bat. Tlet1er er5Gblt bier, mie
Byron ON Is. Sebriiar 1924 einen
erIten &rompfanfaa erlitt, Der ii6
in Den eriten Ipriltogen wieoerbol-
te uno elm langpieriges Sie6er 5itr
Solge bate. 2oro Byron %perlangte
nah elmer 8ibel. glm 10. Npril
&puroe ct bon beitigen @lieoer.
id]ner5en be;mgcitdt, Die i'm aber
nift binoerten, ieinen ~gemobnten
tGgIi6en Spn5ierritt 5u MAIDEN. Sci
Dem &egelnetter, Oos an ienem Sa-
&c berribte, crfGltete CT ii9 uno
fam nit S1iittelfrolt nad Sauie.
SletAer moate iotort Den 9ottor
8bomns berbeibolen; Byron aber
pioerlpraf. Spdter eo6 er ieOoh
nat, un0 am II. Mpril cri6ienen
pier itolieniide aer3te all ieinem
&ranfenloger mo 5apften Dem ga.
tienten o6t nn8en 8lut ab. Byron
pbantaIierte oaroufbin Itunoenlang.
Nm Is. Ipril in9te er St 5letd)er:
nSie peroen lid iofprt 5l meiner
Srau begeben ltnh iDr iagen :"
CT tonnte nid)t meiteripre9en. Ser
So0esfompf mar nabe. 0oA einmai
mobte CT ber3neifelte Initrenguns
gen, feline forperliden uno 9eiiti.
gen &r1fte in o!e @etpolt 3u be-
fommen, Inn feinen @iaen mit5u-
teiler. @r iprad NIT roienoer
S1neligfeit einige @orte, Die SIet=
der aber nidt ~beritano. SD boffe,
onB sic mid neritdnoen baben,
SIet9er", mtrmelte ser Sterbenoe.
Auf oie b~erneinen5e @ntiport SIet-
6ers ielf5te @pron: v9ann lit es 5u
ip1t." No9 einnal ober raffte er
li9 allf, Inn Die @orte 81 itammeln:
SD bin ber3ipeifelt, Glet6er, 6aB
Sic mid nidt neritpben, un6 ih mill
es nod einmnI periuden.~ @eiter
fam er ober nibt; !uenige gltgcn-
blide ipGter baltbte er ieinen @eiIt
aus.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Die saidennbr Ses GgfaiierS 9ar,.

anldBli6 ieiner g ronbeIteigung be-
iteqte grfailer &arl in Der Sdmei5
cine %goIoene SaiGenubr. Gie I'M
gem0bnlid foltbnre l16r, oie mad
gennuen In9aben oes &oiiers gefer-
tigt NOR, mlroe nunmebr ytnfolge
eingetretener umItdnoe nidt nbge-
nommen," wie in Der Iuslage zines
3iirider llbrenIaoens gu Ieien NOR,
uno lit Oieiem @eiGdft fommiiiions-
meiIe gum 8erfaufe iiberge6en. 9ie
ubr lit angebli6 oas ein5ige Stiid,
weldes aae oie i'm folgenoen aufee-
516lten @igenbeiten aufmeiit: Die
llbr fat 5pei 3i%fferblatter, BON oe.
men 6as meiBe fir Sen @ebrouh bei
Sag, ons onoere nit Huoium5iffern
uno -5eigern fir Sen @ebrai6 ber
Nadt beItimmt lit. Ser G6ronome-
ter ldldgt Stunoen, 8iertelitunOen
pno Minuten, meft, entbdlt Elm 9a-
rometer iotpie Sobenmeiier uno
&ompnB, einen 4utomobil-S hneaig-
~feitsmeliar, einen Gbronograpben
uno einen gompteur- &atrappnnt.
gs lam elm beionoerer ifJmar5er
3eiger, ser normalermeiie ltiuite6t,
ourf einen eriten Drud in 8eme-
gitng geiebt weroen. Durd eillen
5reitcn Druid beginnt elm 5peiter
goloener 3eiger ieinen 2auf uno
blei6t an oerieIben SteGe ielblttdtig
iteben, an ser iif ser idmnr5e 3ei-
ger i'm aueenblid oes jpeiten Drut-
fes befano. Ser idpar8e 3eiger
lGuft mittlerneile 10 lange meiter,
big er ourd einen oritten Druid gum
Steben gebrodt miro. Nan fam
alf oieie @rt amei Semegunoen
9Ieid3eiti9 beobodten uno ihrc @e-
I6minoisfeit eintpanofrei feititcIen.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Grl6inng.

Serr 2inoentonn lit febr snerpos
u,o 5nppelig, llno tpertn er ii9 an
Siebt, berrI1t erregte Stimmung I'M
S6laf5immer. @olo feblt inn Die
&ramotte, balo finoet er Sen Infer
S6ub nift, Ser &%ragenfnopf ett-
fGat fat itets ieincn ungeididtell
Sanoen uno entldminoet in rn3u-
ednglide gdeu. Srau 2inocmann.
Die Oieien &anlpf ieOen Morgen nit.
erleben muBte, fam auf cine Soee.
Sic CAB Dem tellren @atten Den
Stat, oas fliidtige &ragenfnopfdelI
in BEN Mun0 5u ncbmen, bis es an
Dem ri6tigen Blas untergebradli
mGre.
Am ndditen Morgen puroe iig
6ur6 elm ionoerbarcs 8urgeln itn>
@ed)5en ouigei6redt gntiest far
iie oneeitiir5t.
Tim @ottes miaen, mas 1T Se,ll1
Ios?"
90 baben mir sic 9el9erung,"
iagte 2inoemonr 1t0bneno, yIcsi
babe i6 ben a%raeenfnopf per-
idladt."
6rau 2inoemanm %ieufote crIcia.
tcrt: Scum mciBt on bod pcnig.
items, mo CT it,"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

S9peres 3 lie I. st.:
nSeben sic BORT Den fleinen Oiirren
Baron, er lit idon aus einem ball
ben GubettO 9ueaen iiesreid ber-
porgegangen!"
g.: .&cin @uuoer, per ion oenn
aud ioldGn win5igen Bunft tref.
fen!"
8eri6tigung. Mutter
(5u @1ns1en, Der iid berlaufen
bate uu0 pom Sdusmann beimge-
brodt nuroe): Scum, Sdnsden,
ooiife arh I'M @be10gebet 9einem
S9ueengeI, ooB er otb tpieoer
beimgefiibrt bot
SGns6en: nGem SAueengeI boG
nift = Dem S6ubmannl"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

= @ut eemcint. rSa, Scrr
2ebrer, Oos CLAUDE ib, ooB sic iih
nit inherent @ouaro iebr pIogeu
miiiiert. SD Fobe id)on imrner 81
meiner Srou goiaet, tpenn Der Sch.
rer Miiaer uifi mGre, oonn pdrs
infer gOiioro Der groBte @ieI ouf
@ottcs @robooen.~
- @OOern. STRAIT (5itr &6Hin,
Sic gefiinOigt Eat: n&ntbi, boben
sic es ii6 nidt bieleid)t iiberleet
uno bleibcn oa?"
.Srt mir lcio, babe bercits meine
Geiieoispoiitionen oetroffenl"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

NerGn0erte sage. Sic
Srau aommer5ienrat lit cine iebr
oebil0ete Dame. Sn BEN MuBeituit-
0en oes Serrn @emobls erfreut lie
i'm oft our9 Den itimmungsnonen
@ortrag alter, idlibter golfSlieoer.
ginIt iingt Iie oas trallide DAnt
9runnen Dor Dem Gore" Ils i'm
GdluBoers bic 8orte erflingen:
sic falten @inoe blieien mir grad
ins gGngeii6t; Der SUIT flog mir
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
S ei NJ Site {

s Ell NJ 9 Site Sell
nerin: uS0ren Sic, oas nerbitte id3
mir bon Sbnell. oaB Sic mid on.
ulfen, Sic &albl"
Sunger Stuocnt: .gitte, MIR
nidJt 10 biBig, teoenfen Sic ood elm.
NAL, Sic fonnten ia meme Mutter
iein!"
Sn Ser 8erIegenbeit.
Slater (Oer feline 2odter nit ibrcln
Gerebrcr erwiiht): n9u, tper mar
oenn 0as?"
Ser = o, ib CLAUDE, oaS lit Ser
9cbrer BON Der neuen Saubitummen-
anitalt."
Batter: so - mas unterrid)tet !
0enn2"
-NremOe SrroGcn."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

-aomif6er StiI. Mit Sen
@orten: Sabre pobl!" CAB lie inn
BEN Qaufpab.
@~orteiI. @irt (8u einem
reiienoen &lapieripieler): uNRit 10
einem elenoen Spiel %getronen Sic
ii9 Offentlid auf5utreten?"
&lapieripieler: ogtlt, iebn Sic,
oos bat bod mos gutes an ii6, i6
friege imn1er idnea n paur Bfen-
nige, oamit i6 uffbore."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
@omifh aeioat. Sri

&omifd 9efagt. Critic
Greunbin: o8aS meinit gu, iol i6
nit Dem Aiieiior nad oieicm Auf-
tritt nod meiter Dcrfebrcn?"
3peite 6reulOin: Bon rcdtS
pe9en ioatelt gu i'm linfs liegen
lolien.~
- &iinftIid 9tuoent 81:
nSeute lit Der Gritc, oa min id
glci9 meme 8irtin fragcn, Of iie
nit Der Miete nod pier5cbn Gage
marten mill"
Stuoent9.: n9os bat bod 3cit
Bis morgen."
Stuoent o.: nNein. nein, i'm
Miete5ablen bin ib immer piinft-
li9."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
8nmntnna. n@as foite

~8umutung. ~@aS fOitei
elm 8ao?"
~&ier Marf."
~9os lit ie5r .telter."
nNcbmen sic bod gleid 8tp0lf,
Die foiten nur 40 Marf.
n@os? @eiB id Oenn, Oh i9 nod
5polf Sabre lebe?"
" Ser Spiel. nSabcn Sic
idon gebort, Ger MiiGer lit Oerriidt
getuoroett, man bat i'm in cine Gin
ftnlt ge6radtl"
~Sat er menigitens porber feline
S6uloen be3ablt?"
rgeee, 10 nerriidt lit er nidt."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

e mid rcooi9 eemndJt ben, for fort
5l ga6n. ben ih um Die @elt nit
meme Gobberih finne fonne. sd
ben bel I'M lob geiuht III r1IieBlif
ben id Die 2i55ie geiragt, oh lie ie
nit eeicbn bdtte.
&c bat eeiagt, fe b6tt ie nit I'm
ie fonnt itpperbnupt gar nit lebn
mo- ib oie frebiige Iobiden Der
bait. &obbers 81 ipebre. @6bes oeS
riidteres b6tt ie nod RTE nit eeiebn.
nomit i1 berbleipe Sbne Sbrn lie.
mer
@biItpp Saueramper.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
Sin OentIdes 8eetbOOcn 9enfmal
fir &eTiEO.

Sic oeuti6en Solomon in Werifo
Dabcn beidloiier, sur Sabrtlnoert-
feicr DER meritauiidcn !lna6bangig-
felt Dem 2ai0e fir feline @auptItaot
Elm 8ectbouen.9 entmal su ideEten.
Tim Gle @arnlittlunl oieieS Gent.
mails bnben lie 6erOinano auena-
rims erfibt. Mchrlheirlrh miro
8rof. G6eooor bon @oien oas Gent.
nal ausiiibrcn.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

Bauer:

o q y J u 7 ~ ON'"Nt
Sea, tpie lit oerul Der nere &neHt,
oen on angenommen buit2"
3peiter Bauer: Ser lit sic RENE
9nmpfmai6ine."
Bauer: v@us, 10 f~oIoiiaI arbeitei
0er2"
3meitcr Bauer: nRein, aber er
pfcift 10 Iailt."
" irtfdoftIid oSrau.
Oh mlBt 9id nirflid mebr Inn Die
@irti1aft fiinnlern?~
nAber, mas miait gu 6enn9 Sd
bin bod idon INNER am 20. mil
Dem 8irtidoftSgcloe fertig!"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

ueberra d g. @rofei-
for 0eimfebrcno): n0u bait wobl
meine @ibliotbef aufger1umt?"
Srau: o@oran merritt gu baS
llr gleid?"
@rofeiior: res Iteben ia ale @ii-
der auf Dem &opfc."
- @eim ubrmader. ~@iin
i6en sic cine Stanoubr?"
s@ine nbr, Die gcbt, pdre mir
licber."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

Ger &efiim It. n0as Sc.
ben 1T bod mirflib gu t%roitlos bellt-
outage, grnit, nidt mobr?"
vSaIt redt, &obert, am beIten lit
6a nod ser Meni6 oarnrl, Der gar
nid)t geboren miro"
SEA peiBt Gil, oos 1T ober Gin
Slid, Oas unter S%ouienOen faum
elmer bat"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

Gallant. r@eItntten Sic,
6rdulein &oia, oaB i9 elm Srafel.
bIiimdeu fruge, OBJ Sic mid lie
benz"
nglber gepiB."
.Nun gut = Damn tperoe i6 Sic
fragen.~
S60n gefogt. aleine:
Sci Ser Ghofi6ur peroen Die
Sdafe ibrer @oue Biz aufs Semo
beraubt."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

gsfribbeIt. rSrinfen Sic
germ SelterswaIier?~
.I6 nee, oa muB ih INNER an
eingei6lafene SiiBe oenfen."
aufri6tig. SEER Gum
@iniammler elmer Mu~iiffapeuc):
rSd gebe nidts.. i9 bin i6ner.
borig!"
@iniammler (ibm ms DIR ru-
feno): ~So?... 9a iouten Sic oas
0oppelte oeben!"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

bonn aopfe; i1 ucnOete mid nidt,"
lpri6t Der &ommer5ienrat:
sect niiroe er ii9 getpiB INIT
oreten!"
v!?l"
vNo, BEL BEN Sutpreiicn!"
= 6 TO b. Sic: uSieb MIR,
oos lit ia Die nlte 2oube, mo Sn
mid 9ein Ndrr6en getannt bait"
Or: .Sm, BIN, unO iebt bin i6
Der &anspurlt."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

NStD MUlpl itttI
iuiiie, tpie ole 2ia.
5ie, mas meme
@lte is, ouf Die
gioie %gefoninte
ts, mid e Ynar
&obbers foE
&riBnieB 81 iben'
fe, eipei6eaie,
mo ie bod ntiie
1ont, 0oB ih ttidS
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

Srou Steuerrot: nSebt ba-
be id Sbnen, liebe Srau &on3Ieirat,
bic gauge @ei9i6te er51blt. Aber
ni6t wobr, id bari ouf Obstruction
re9nen?"
Srou &on5leirot: o9lber
ielbitperItdnolid. SD nerfebre ia
i~iberbaupt MIR nit fiinf ooer feds
Gamcn bier, uno oieie lino = bar-
ortf fonnen Sic ii6 oerlalien - per-
idtpiegen tpie oas Grab!
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
@nriintia

gorfi6tig. n@ie Itcbit
Oh eieentli9 nit 9einer S@mieger-
mutter?"
80, telepbOnii6 aasgeaeidnet!
9dber lab i'd iie mir freili6 nidt
Comment"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

8auerin (ouf Die 2uftbeiaune
~oeuteno): ~9a i6au, @irgel, parum
gebt's oenn oa 10 marm peg?"
Bauer: $50, meiBt', Mlte, oa
peroen 3 bolt Die alten 8iloer q
tpengerl aufparmen"!
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

Srou: Stun, sic fommen ooH
iest 5meinloI III Der ISOLDE 5u mir
berauf!"
9ettIer: DSo, Mabamcfen, Die
beIiercn arnOcu iinO iett aae in Den
86oern."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

Dam e: n@ie fannlt Oh MIR fir
oieie iiberi1lanfe, oiinne, magere
Dame 10 idudrmer?"
Mooerner Ot6ter: .@eiI
mid ser anblid INNER all einen Sc
OanfenItrid erintert."
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13
OFrmrr Sdrribebrtrt Hts
4btltpp Sanerampfrr.
200

Weein Iieber $err 9fe6adtiondr:-
TIKI -.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-13

.a6er ainoer, mas trcibt Sbr benin 90 !"
%, rihtS! gir poaen oem feinen @iIi MIR enen fleinen ge.
gnfi bonn Meer beibringcn!"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-09
MOTHER! OPEN
CHilD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

-four little one will love the -frulty-
taste Of California Fig Syrup" even II
constipated. bilious. irritable, feyerish.
or fall OF cold. A ieaspoonful never
fails to cleanse the liver and bowels
In few hours you can see for your
self how thoroughly II works all the
sour bile. aud undigested food OUT Of
the bowels aud yoa have a well. play
ful child again.
Millions o. mothers keep California
zig Syrup" handy. They know tea
spoenful today saves q sick child to-
morrow. ASK ysur drugg,s, FOR genu-
me '>Caiforuls Big syrup which has
drecioas for babies and children Of
all ages printed or bottle. Mother I
Yon must say -t'ellfnr-lIa" or you may
get an initation TX syrup.-Adv~rsise
nenf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-09

Napies-AIount vesuvius again + In
eruption. The phenomenon began With
two mild shocks OF earthquake whir1i
were followed by collapse ~ The
eruptive cnne. -2oo feet high. which
stood inside the crater. The fan OF
the cone WAS accompanied by ruml-
ungs and explosions and the throw.
ng out Of sshes and inrandesceni
sOncs. Liquid lava poured sSt from
he crater In streams and In the tween
-v-four hours s'nce the disturbances be-
san 81 covers an area Of 10000 squsre
Feet. The temperature Of this ul"lien
mass Is 2ooo degrees Fahrenheit Pro-
,essor sialladFn. director OF the Or
servatery on yesuyius. descended into
the crater at the beginning u the sraI-
ton. The heat scorched his face.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-09

Two old gohs had heen al odds ever
since the day % thelr enlistment.
They we've due for discharge within
a few days when one OF them was
taken seriously w and the doctors
broke the Dews To him that be had
small chance 10 live. lie summoned
his oid-time enemy to hts bedside.
"Mac." he said piainilsely. -ihey
tells me I'm goin' TO Kick over. n
do. will yer fcrgit cur hgbfs and
sSs:: ef .ef hSgones b. byg,nesf"
'That'li be Alright" said Mae. In
great embarrassment.
And. Mac'-hene the Old gob's
voice grew stronger ever gei
well and ye remind me ] rver sid
that. III knock that faf wooden block
of yer shoulders