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The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

Arrangements for the holding of a
series of one-day fairs in Judith BASIN
county have practically been completed.
The series viii commence at Geyser on
September 4, continuing at Stanford on
September 5, Windham on September
8 and Hobson on September Z.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16
INTERESTING NEWS
NOTES OF MONTANA
Short News Paragraphs Covering Ac-
tivities of Montanans for
Busy Readers

The district around Lewistown VIII
market between 5,000,OOO and 100000
bushels of wheat this year.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

The Montana Farm Mortgage Bank
ers' association will hold its annual
meeting at Missoula August ~, the
opening date of the annual convention
of the Montana State Bankers assocla-
ton, according to an announcement
made.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

Plans for the erection of a 250-ton
silver concentration, school building,
homes for miners and other construc-
tion will make a substantial start to-
wards the founding Of a new town, are
well under way with the proprietors OF
the Silver Dyke mining company at a
point on Carpenter creek, three miles
southeast of Neihart.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

The Northwest Public Utilities com.
pany will, in the near future, pipe gas
from their wells on Cabin creek into
Miles City, Terry and Glendive and
supply these three cities with natural
gas for domestic and industrial pur'
poses.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

According to reports from Red
Lodge, a new lake, covering an expanse
of 80 acres. has been formed on the
west fork of Rock creek in the Bear
tooth mountains by a landslide. A
large slice of Timberline mountain,
it is reported, fell from its age-old
position and slid down into the canyon,
filling it in entirely across the course
of the stream.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

The show which ten thousand Mon
tanans witnessed in the final of Boze-
mans annual roundup would have
packed Madison Square Garden TO ca
pacity for thirty days. 1t was the testi-
mony of old cattlemen. old cowpunch-
ers and all those who frequent the
rodeos of the west, that nothing of
its kind has ever been staged IN
America.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

A special reduction in rairload rates
has been made for the Montana State
fair, September 26-30 inclusive, by the
railroads operating within Montana.
For those who live 100 miles or more
from Helena a rate of n fare for
the round trip is given, with a mini
mum for the round trip of $7.20. To
those within a radius of 80 miles, the
rate is one and one-third fare for the
round trip.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

Opponents of the county division
scheme, which would take a part OF
MissouIa county, a part of Sanders
county and a part of Flathead county
to form a new county to be known,
probably, as Lake county, with Ronan
or Poison as the county seat, are con-
Quoting a vigorous fight against those
who favor the creation of the new nit.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

Discovered at a point nearly four
miles below the spot where he met
death. the body of George ID. Greene
of Whitefish, drowned while fishing
in the North Fork river on July 10, has
been recovered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07

here utter short stay in Akron and
Kent with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Richard Doc of Columbus spent
Sunday in Gambler with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hines and
daughter and Miss Guthrie of Coshoc-
ton were visitors in Gambler Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Watson of Johns
town were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hawkins of Lock.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stinemates of
Lock spent Sunday in New Way with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coe.
Misses Evelyn Porter and Mr.. Lew
is Mcmillan spent Sunday at Howard
the guests of Mr.. and. Mrs. Floyd
Wantland.
! Messrs. Geoffrey Erret, Lawrence
Mill and Misses Isabelle Parsons and
Sarah Hervey motored to Granville
Saturday and attended the Wooster
Denison football game.
Mrs. Alfred Mill and son, Cedric,
Of East Gambler street spent Satur-
day in Newark with friends.
Mr.. Lloyd Michael of Denison uni.
versity, spent Sunday here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Michael
of North Division street.
Mi. and Mrs. c. n. Bell and Messrs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07

guests of Mrs. 'Gilmore's mother, Mrs.
Mary Cutnaw.
Mr.. Abbott Heron of Denison uni
versity. Granville. spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. d. Hor-
ron, East High street.
Miss Mabel Fishburn, a nurse at
Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs George FishJurn,
near Brandon.
Misses Helen Buckingham and
Dorothy Miller spent Saturday in
Utica.
Mr.. Russell Buckingham Of Colum-
bus spent Saturday and Sunday with
his family in Mt. Vernon.
MI. and Mrs. Wayne Dennison and
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rosencrans mo.
tored to Lancaster, O., Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
Messrs. Ralph Meyers and William
Meyers and Mrs. Alva Ryan of East
ChestnutS street and Miss Thelma
Meyers OF the new Delaware road mo.
tored to Sunbury Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. M. d. Gallogly and
family.
Mr.. Charles Dorsey and Mrs. Jennie
Dorsey have returned to their home
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
Tuesday, Nov. 2

q The Daughters of Veterans
q meet in the evening. Members
e are urged to come and practice
x for inspection.
e The Womans Benefit Asso-
.A citation OF the Maccabees will
y meet at g O'clock. The ami
e versary supper will be at 6.
Y Junior members invited.
e The Ladies Of the Elks will
& meet at 2:30 o'clock in the
y clubrooms.
sM The Beethoven club meets
W in the evening with Mrs Chas.
e Colville, Edgewood road.
Y st. Vincent de Paul's sewing
~ circle meets in the evening
e with Mrs. John McDonough,
sX West Pleasant street.
n Ruth clats Of the NJ. E. Sun
Sc day school meets in the after
y4 noon at the home of Mrs. Har-
xN old Alsdorf, North Sandusky
Sc street.
81 Knox chapter. o. e. g.. meets
H at 1880 in the Masonic temple.
* Election of officers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
SHORT LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dove and chill
dren of Centerburg were the guests
over Sunday OF Mrs. r. Messmore OF
West Chestnut street.
Mrs. Myrtle Fisher and Mrs, Har.
riet Ashburn spent Sunday In Bangs,
the guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McClelland
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilmore Of
East IIamtramck street. and Nr. and
Mrs. Dwight Gilmore of Utica spent
yesterday in Shelby. where they were
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
Wednesday, Nov. 8

~ Southwest division of the
St Ladies' Aid society OF the M. e.
81 church win meet in the after
y noon with Mrs. p. J. Scar
Ye brough, West High street.
Ye The southeast division OF the
81 Lauies' Aid soiiety. OF the NJ. r.
~ church meets at 2 o'clock with
q Mrs. Susan Huntsberger, East
Ye Chestnut street.
e American Legion Auxiliary
X will meet at 1880 p. nj. Every
N member is urged to attend, to
9e learn what has been assigned
X to them to do Armistice day.
X u. A. n. will meet at 10 IA. m.
W with Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
e Columbus road. Members bring
T thimbles and needles. Those
yH desiring transportation call
- Mrs. William A. Ackerman.
~ Perseveran, class of the NJ.
N r. Sunday school meets in the
H evening with Mrs, Fred Ester
g brook. North Gay street.
gt Circle No. OF the Church OF
W Christ meets all day with Mrs.
" James Lochary, Martinsburg
sc road.
* The Upstream class OF the
~ Green Valley Sunday school
81 will meet in the evening at the
- home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
p S0ckman.
n The Shepherds of Bethlehem
~ VIII meet at 2;30 o'clock with
y Mrs. Mary McManis. South
n Catherine street.
X The Green Valley Wednes-
= day club meets with Mrs. Hell.
81 en- Bell In the afternoon.
81 The Sons OF Veterans Auxil-
n larry Will meet In the afternoon
q with Mrs. Daisy Cox. North
Se Chester street. Bring sandwich.
g es and covered dish.
y Samaritan class Of the M. p.
Ak Sunday school meets at 2 p. m.
X with Mrs. John T. Russell. East
Yf Vine street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
JAW IS BROKEN
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Miss Virgie Stricken OF Dan
vile ls Seriously Injured
On Saturday

Miss Virgie Stricken, aged 16,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Strick-
er Of Danville, hdd her lower jawbone
dislocated and was severely cut about
the face Saturday afternoon, when an
automobile in which she was riding
crashed into a truck near Monroe
Mills. The auto was demolished
Miss Stricken was attended by local
uhySicipp
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
Social VIII
Occur Tonight

Social VIII
Occur Tonight
The second monthly social of the
members OF the congregation of the
R,osbyterian church occurs tonight In
1he church parlors. The chairman for
tonight Is Mrs. Wallace Collins.
(. o.
11tss Ward Honors
eoeuArk Visitors
! Miss Beatrice Ward honored sever
- members of the Newark high
school footbsii team Saturday even.
6ng with party at the home of her
StHHsnts; Aer. ssd Mrs. william L..
Ward. West Sugar street. MISS Wards
guests during the evening were Miss
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
c. e. Society to
Be Entertained

The members of the senior Chris
tian Endeavor society of the Vine St.
Church of Christ will be entertained
Thursday evening az the home of Miss
Byrdie Forsman, 613 East Chestnut
street. A social time will follow the
regular business session.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07

es Marie Barr, Marguerite Lucas, Dor
othy Winder, Dorothy Mendenhall,
Ruth Green and the Messrs. Ramey
Swartz, Walter Dunwittie, Edward
MacFarland. John Griffith, John
Briclsles and Arthur Hollister all Of
Newark.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
Birthday Anniversary
Celebrated Sunday

Sunday, Mrs. Jacob Phillips of Uti-
ca celebrated the 91st anniversary Of
her birthday, which occurred Thurs
day, Nov. g. Mrs. Phillips has seven
children. 16 grandchildren and 1S
great grand children, a number of
whom were present for the dinner,
which was served at noon.
Covers were laid at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Strate of Roseville,
Mrs. Charles Pace of New Lexington,
Mrs. Margaret Foy of Thurston, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs. Carey Phillips and children Of
Washington c. IT., Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Rob-
erts and children, Fredericktown, Mrs.
Linda Herman, Newark, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Barnard and daughter Of Utica,
Mrs. b. w. Breeze, Miss Marie Breece,
Mrs. John Breeze and Mr.. Carlton
Breeze of this city.
Society Holds
Regular Meeting
The Ebenezer and Pike Missionary
society met Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Guy Belt. The president
being absent, the meeting was called
to order by Mrs. McDermott. After
a song. scripture reading, Jo&n IA. land
prayer. the meeting was in charge OF
Miss Laura Kaiser, who gave the fol-
lowing program:
Reading, Indla-Mrs. Hookway.
Recitation Beatrice Belt
Song. Higher Ground.
Reading Missioaaries-Mr Katz.
Reading, Two Weddings - Laura
Kaiser
Song-Allce Kirkpatrick, Beatrice
Belt.
Reading, Little sister--Mrs. Maud
Bolt.
Song. Sunshine in the Soul.
Rectation--Iona Hookway.
i Dismissed by Mrs. Katz.N
| A social hour followed. during
which delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs, Belt, assisted by Miss
Rhineharts Mrs. kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Hookway.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
Thursday, Nov. Q

II The Help You club will hold ,
e an all-day meeting. Hostesses ,
~ are Esther Green. Dora Horn, !
81 Frances Hays and Stella Horn. ,
~ The Ladies' Aid society OF .
n Liberty Chapel will meet at the ,
y home or Mrs. Carl PEARS.
~ The northwest division of !
~ the Aid society. NJ. r. church, /.
~ viii meet at 2:30 with Mrs. ,
n Charles Ayers. 40i North Gay 4
= street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
Entertained
With Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wantland of
Howard entertained with chicken
dinner Sunday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Berry and chill
dren, Robert and Clarence, of How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmillan and
son Carroll, Mr.. Harry Mcmillan, Mr..
Harvey Mcmillan, Miss Evelyn Por-
ter, Mr.. Lewis Mcmillan, all of this
city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-11-07
cEuENoER


Senior G. E. society of the !
M. II. church will have the !
monthly business and social !
meeting at Z go. at the home of !
Mrs. John Beach, 6 Elizabeth 1
street. !
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

aoGcdiGcn for 6Inuerid for Den
86ilipp AMI" Ill BON pa an neiB
id nlds mc6r. 8ie id DiOOer 81
mid tomne i'm ga ben iG an Den
S6obr gelegc. Gie 6egcr ben mid
auf Oen aopp geitelt gebabt ur es
lin m~cnigItcns iiipue Yebls bon
@aIier aus meine Snieit crous &c.
lonfe. Cam ben ie mid in mein
6Iifpmer geIegt III ben mid beimge-
fabre. Bie mid Oie 2i55ie geIebn
bat, bat ie geira9t, Oh oas a0es
mar, mas i6 fo1cdtet bdtt, Domit
id perbleime Sbne' Sbrn lieper.
%GiItpp Sauerampe r.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
Snttefer Erouer. :

Sntiefer Erauer. Sum
ge 8itme (5ur SAneioerin): limb
Oas fam i'd Sbnen beute i6on Der.
iprcden: @enn sic mir oas Erau-
fleio gut mo biuig MAIDEN, oann
iOllen Sic mir aud mein nddites
@rautfleib orbeiten."
unfre imiIIige 9 / It.
fritif. SEER gum Seiratsper-
mittler): Cine fogenannte gei6eite
ooer gar gelebrte Srau m06te i6
ni6t."
@ermittIcr: vHatiirli9, natiirlid !
Sic 0arf in feinem Sale Sbnen
ilberlegen fem"
SEER: r%9(aeroings! slber nil
fen Sic - gar 5u oumm mo6te i6
tic aut9 nidt."
Menf9Ii9es. - &i6ter.
Sic gelteben alio, ben Taubmoro
6egangen 5u baben2"
nSa. ia, SEER Gidter, es bat bait
ieocr 10 ieine Sebler."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
&Ieines MiRnert1nA

&Ieines @iBoeritdn o.
mis-. &arlhen beobo1tet, nie Die
Ger5te pegen oes I9perfronfer
Snfels gum 4oniilium 6uiammen-
treten. Da f%liiitert er ieinem Bapo
gu: nS1terden, ni9t tpobr, iebt met
ten iie, OF er geiunO miro ooer
ni6t?~
Nuf glei die + Stu e.
8eiu6er: v@as lit oenn Oas fir Elm
2alen i'm gteben5immer?"
Sausberr: n9as lit mein Sling
tier, Der ieine eriten Spre6oeriude
madt."
n@s flingt bod aber tpie cine
@aBitimme Oa0mii6en?@
n9as lit mein Aelteiter, Ser tit
eben pom 6riibi6oppen na6banie
gefommcn."
-@erpIappert. 8einreiien-
ser; uMohten Sic nidt tDenigitens
meme Nrobe folten?"
Stein, nein; Die Senoung faat
no6ber oo6 idle6ter ous!"
80, Sic irren ii6; meine 8roben
lino nibt elm Sofa beiier!"
= Yraftii6. Seiratsfanoioat
(por benz 8ermittlungsbureau elmer
Dame begcgneno): nSie monen aud
ms Bureau, gndOiges Sraulein =
f0nrten mir Die Sa6e ni6t inter
uns abma6en? 90 miirOen mir epen-
tuea Die gauge 8rooiiion iparen."
Or at ed t. 8ater (oelien
Godter balo in oieiem, balo in le-
mem SportfoItiim ltedt): nSrau,
3ieb' bod baS Mdoel elm biB6en oeut-
li9er onI @ie ion iie Oenn einen
Mionn friegen, ipenn feiner Ie6en
fam, ooB 'es a @ei6erl it'll"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
= Ger 8 p fe I. S6miegerIobn

49, @ipf e I. S9piegeriobn
Gals Die S6miegcrmiltter unOermu-
tet gum geiud eintrifft): DSieb oa
- mein 8unih lit alio in Grill
lung gegongen. AlS namli1 gelteru
aben0 cine Sternidnuppe fiel, %
oa6t' i9 10 BET mir: u&6, pe!n
bod Die liebe SApieeermoma wie-
ser nal gu 9eilid fdmel"
@nfant terrible. San:
te: v@ott, ga babe i6 IN @e0anfen
Die gauge Sorte anfgegelien!"
6ribden: n3wei Stid bait Gu IN
@eOanfen iogor in Ieinen Hompo-
Oour geiteft, Sante!
= &annporfom m e n. &om-
mis-: n9os 1T Elm Monn, Der mill
Den &od, Der nit oreiBig Collar
ausge5ci6net lit, fir icd5ebn ba-
ben
Gbef: rllnueriddmter, freGer
&crl oas! @eben Sic II ibm."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

Critics 9egegnen. Grdu-
Iein @ulaltu (5um Seiratsrermitt-
ler): ullnO pntln gcoellfcn Sic mir
Sen @errn pordulteaen?"
n&ommen Sic bod, bite, morgen
10 I'M 3Dielid)t Der; aber pergeiien
Sic ben S1leier nidtI"
= Cine &eftion. Sous
berr: n@rna, idlieBe oaS 6eniter;
Serrn Wteper 3;ebt's.@
Meper: ~aber i'd bite Sic =
niht i'm geringitenl"
u@oroon, i6 glaubte, neil Sic
ben SUIT a~ufbebalten."
9us einem Stuoen.
tenbrief. .2ic6er Snfel!. 800.
Gte1e mir MIR nod oiesmal nit &at
uno Grabt bell"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
$50 it moGri6cinGi9 .

~ y W l y : ~
,9as biibi6e 3ei6cutoleltt bot
Sbr So5n mobl BON Sbnet geerbt,
@err Mcber?"
.So6lrmabrI6cinIif), Scrr Drill
Ter; 6oben Sic pie0ciht einen Slei-
tiff bel li62 Sd m0d)te glei9 nal
ie6en."
M6oeblibt. Son Suun:
,Meine 3amen, i'd made Sic oar
muf olfmerfiom, OaB Die @egeno
nidt gang iider lit; oarf i6 Sbnen
btcaeidt meinen S6us anbieten?"
nSie fino ie6r liebensmllroig;
pieaeidt lcscn Sic ii6 in Nuftpelte
ouf cine 8romeltaOenbanf.
Die quite 6reunSin. ~
n9enfe Cir, glie: i6 babe mid pcr-
Iobt!"
u8erIobt? W1it mem oenn2"
gN}it 0em &rooiior aus Ser en-
gel 9lpot6efe."
,glio = proOiioriidl"
= Snfptrotton. Ser @a-
Ter Sorboimpfl er5dblte mir, oaB er
elm 9oloIialoemGl0e: Sic Sdla6t
bel SobenfrieO6erg" in arbeit babe.
@ie melt lit er eigentli9 oamit?"
n@inItmeilen iitt er nod INNER
Dor ser Ieeren 2eintpan0 uno l1Bt
ii6 BON leinem @rammapbon Ben
So6enfrieoberger Marid poripie-
Ien."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
T. mnnn Tre1n.

9er c d tc sc a n. Jren.
Der (5lim Sditl3er): pgto, millen
Sic, Sbr 8oli5ciOicner bat uber ben
&ubcitano i6on rcidlid peroictt;
Der iicbt nno bort ia failin nod"
r5o, ia, am 1. 9Ipril tritt elm
neiler an; Der dlte miro = ytad)t'
pGbter."
@tn0erung. Satcr (oer
iid bcim 9il0cronbdngen nit Dem
Snmmer org auf ben 9aumen &C.
flopft BAIT: Observation-Disclosures.
M1itter: .4ber 6ris - Die Sim
Serl"
nSE = of = jag iie biuons,
ooB iG meiterfluden fannl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

- &efner re d. IN m a d n.
Sousfrau Our Miitter Oes 9ienit-
mGo6ens): rllno Dor oqem, liebe
Srolt, miiBte Sbre Eo6ter iaiberer
iein!"
v@as? Ni6t ialtber 1T lie? rlro
geraoe tpcil ibr boriger SEER iie Dor
ser gnGo'gen Srai INNER Elm rblib-
Iouberes MGoel" eebaiBen bot =
grade ~oestpegen muBte iie oa fortl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

= 9ie aermIte. Sausberr:
v@ber Minno, pie fonnten sic 10
t6tidt iein, Dem &erI Sbr Sparfai-
ienbu9 51 iiber9ebenl"
Oienitm1o9en: na9, gndO'gcr
Serr, er lit oo1 ieoen MbenO 6ltm
@fen %gefommen, Sbre 8igdrren bot
er gerou9t, Sbre Striimpfe getra.
gen, bis ct mein gauges 8ertrouen
batte, uto baum - b%ubububu!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
Is If #.


nglber, Srdulcin Meier, crit beute
friib babe iJ aiisoriidlid befannt
genad)t, Dob Oas Sclcpbon nur fir
@ei6dfts5pede oa lit, uno nun tele-
pbonicrcn Sic Sbrcm 9rautisam!"
&ontoriitin: oGas lit ood ge-
i1dftlid, Serr Gobn, er iou mir
cincn neuen @rt faufen!"
- @nttduf9t. Ginem Saul
mann lit sic 6rau nit Dem 9afi;erer
unter Mitnabme erbe6lider Weittel
our6gebronnt. Nah einigcn Sagen
crbGlt er sic telegrapbiide Na6ridt,
oaB man Die Srau ermittelt babe.
SD iche ibon,~ iogte er, bic @oli-
SET bat bie @eididte mieOer am fal-
l1en Gnoc anglpadt!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

gine S9Iimme. 5rou:
Ser 8ilopretbdnoler lit nit Ieinen
8reiien idon wieoer in Die SObe &C.
gangen."
Monn: .unerb0rt! Sen &erI
ioute man bopfottieren!"
u@an5 rebt; id) piirOe an Ieiner
Steae iiberbaupt nidt mebr = ailf
Die Sago geben."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

= Nette &neipe. @nIt:
0Serr @irt, mein tciirer Bel5montel
lit berihmunoen. Dor 5pei Stun-
Sen babe id i'm bicrber gebdngt,
uno Dor elmer @icrtelltunOe mar er
nod oa.~
@irt: DglIio bat er cine unO BRET
piertel Stunoen BORT gebangen -
Oas mlnoert mid eigcntli1l"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

-Nur oas ni9t. @ertcioi-
ger: .Sa, bepor ib sic nit @r-
foIg perteioigen fam, muB ib aber
bic pone @abrbeit wiIien. Saben
Sie mir oenr nun audi ales &C.
iaet?"
angeflogter: .Sa, Bis auf ben
Srt, mo- i6 oos @elO ibcritedt babe,
oas min i6 fir mid bebalteu."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
WieI bei@aftiat. q

gieI bef6dftigt. 81:
nGu oenfIt wirfli6 nid)t ans Sierra
ten, piuit aIio leoig blciben?"
g.: sd iage Dir, i'd babe ridbt
3eit gum Seiraten."
g.: 80 nimm Dir Die Belt oa-
du."
g.: o9[bcr i6 babe ia ni4t 3eit,
I'M mir 3eit 81 nebmen."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

Nadmittags orei ubr I'M Gtaot.
part beim Hapiuon.
Bobby tonImt i'm Holfaidritt ber.
al. - ST ltuBt.
D9lb!~ gang lciie.
Neim YaDi4on libt eine 9anlc.
S9lanf, blond, nit Dem Niidcn &C.
gen i'm getebrt. uno in Der laiii9
berabbdnoen0en &edten - Die rote
Hoie.
Yobbp fIatter1 sic Niiitern. Or pet
meint elm ~befanntes Barfim gu rie,
den. $50 bat er oas idon eerodene
@r bcfdlieBt iih an5llidleidcu.
.Neb = mcine @nGoiglte +"
Seine Stimme pibricrt.
9ie Dcme, idlanf, blond, ore5t
ii6 Inn. SobbD miro ltarr. ~Sruoe!"
Sic pitrierenoe Gimme iibcridldgt
ii1.
rgobbpl"
n6abclbaftl Bb1nome
Sic liegcn iid ihon IN Den ar-
men. Sb iie lid icBt better Dcrltc6eit
peroen2
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

Ole nadgelaiicnen Giftnngcn
zines Gid)ters iiito mciit icie, III DC.
nen er naGsclallen bat.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

Mug, oaB l1er MI
inillter III al Die
Yelt Die Mabrbeit
ioge tam. gSenn
nler NIT en- 9nbs gu
0ubu bat, ITtuB Iller
inanter neiS uno
plenent gu i'm lelu
I'M lpetttI nler aud
III ieflle SSltleit aall3
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

6 mo gIid. SbcrIcb.
rer Cur %unrubigen 9laiie): SEA,
mas lit 0enn oas wieoer fir elm
2arml Seio BOD NAL einen Moment
till uro bort gil9 iel6er oteien
Speftafel AMI"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

S6aufpieler (5u elmer
aoaegirD: oSie moaen ii6 oermdb'
len, ~gndOigcS Srdulcin uno Der
9iibnenfilnit e%ntiugcn?"
9 doupi lie lie r. II: DGntiagen
= pieio? SD i~iberncDmc bod Die
&egiel"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
Wfrnrr sdlreibebrirf Nes
HbiIipp ~Sancrampfrr.
pa.

Dlciu lieber SER ytcOattiOndr:-
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

DtenitmdbAcn: nMo6ten
Sic ni6t ein paar SGuier meiterge-
ben? Ger Serr BrofeIior fam Die
Wiuiif nidt horen.
2eierfaIt en munn: vMber
oann bort er iie bod crit redt
nidt!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
@enn siuei OasicI6e r,Olen.

9obbp bodt i'm bequemen &lil5.
ieiieI, iaugt an elmer 8i0orre ullo
betradtet eIngeben0 lcine lad;ertea
Stieielipisen.. Ab unO 5u unter.
bridt ct oieie YeiAditiGung, I'M
pom 2itor 81 maiden, Ociien @siIt
Ger ~offenen 6laiHe entpeid)t uno
ibm eillen angenebmen @%aumenfisel
perurladt.
.3ia = 10 iiebt elm geiGieocuer
@tann arisl" oenft ii1 YobbD uuO
l1Bt, neil er i6on einmal aneefan.
ger, feline @eOanfen 5ul @bWeds.
lung peiteripinneu. ~@ieio oaS
eigentli6 10 i9neIl eetommcu ilt2
Snll &ir haben uns chen 1i6t Der.
ltanOen. S6a0el 0enn iest babe
I9 eben feline ;Jrau mebr.
Sb iie mir fcblt? Sm! @igeutlidJ
feblt lie mir Ood). SD fonnte lie =
tia = fonnte lie nod gan3 9ernc
baben = iebr gerne Il SdJaoe!
@as made id nur?"
&ubepauie. Damn i9orfes Sen.
fen. yto9 ip6ter tomint Die Snipi.
ration.
n5N anuonciereI Serrli6er Sc.
oantel 8arum lit er mir nidt lhoa
eber gefommen?
Nlio:
Suiger Wtaltn bon Snteaigen3.
idulolos geidieoen, iudt paiienOe,
licbe 2ebensgef6brtin. GDiffrs:
rSduIOlos 9eidieOen", poitla.
gerno."
Sic 8igarre lit ausgegangen, Der
lebte gfeit Oes 2if0rgeiites ent.
ItpunOen. gobbD merit es MIDI
un0 l9aut per5iidt 5ur 9ede, mo- eie
Jllegel nJallg mI0!" ipielen.
Sruoe libt altf Der @artenmauer
unO lieit einen ~i1aurig-i6oncn"
9omon.
Sei1oem lie geidieOen lit, oertiefi
iie ii6 nur nod in Nomane, in De.
men S9eioungen porfommen. Sic
tann in Der Bu1banollune gum gnt-
ieben oes 8erf1ufers i%tltnoenlon9
na6 iol6en nS6eioun9sromanen"
fabnoen.
SeBt legt iie oas Bud meg unO
ieuf5t.
20 peb - es 1T mirfli9 lang
peilig, ieitoem man 9ei6ieoen lit.
glbcr - parlim bat er MIDI nid)t
ueritanoen? SECT bot er'sl MnnD lit
nit ibrem Wtallne 10 .liiflidl lno
iie bat ibn oob nur Ourd Die Sci
tung gefriegt. Sb iA au9 q @ber
mas miro 8o6bD iagen? 8llb =
ieBt fam id ia mad, en-, mas i'd min.
Mlio:
Sunge, biibide Srail, iAuIoIos
geiNieOcu, iudt palienOen Scbens.
gefdbrten. 9biffre: nSdulolos &c,
lUieoen", poItlagernO.
~6ein! Mas Anllp mob. oa0u il
gen miro? lln0 Bobby? Scr miro
li1 grim drgcrn. Sider!"