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Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
0sissca M eefi

The town board met Tuei even
Ing, the nrst time this year Monday
evening was the regular date. nut q
quorum could not be I'D on account
lof meeting Of The Sears hotel Ill!
.rectors. Those present were Alder.
men Johnson. struble: White. Cana.
day and Mayor Harms.
A large batch of bills were allowed.
a contract was entered into with
the Clayton Coal company Of Denver
for 900 tons = month during the year
at $1.ss per ton, (. o. y. NINE, ! WAen
slack cannot be furnished, then mine
run Vim be.
$1,000 IN excess water bonds and
three paid coupons Of $50 each were
destroyed.
The clerk was instructed to rent !
large safety. deposit box In the First
National bShk for valuable papers,
the town, safe being full. 4
This rte4Bnation Of George B. sHeg.
inbotham. who is spending the winter
in California Was accepted, and
George zsiler wac appointed to nll
the vacancy.
Water meters were discussed at
length. A standard was adopted. The
bcafd now has on hand over thirty
meters Of several makes
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Goods "Play Mother" With Live Baby

new batch OF II girls. Six OF these
girls are seniors of the home econom.
les department and six nre juniors.
They take II turn about" keepIn:
UP the house. One week girl Will
cook. The next week she viii be walt.
rcss. a third week she will be house.
keeper. A fourth week she will bo
chambcrmaid. And one week she VIII
be mother"
The first 'baby manager" upon tho
arrival OF the little girl. was Miss Rlz-
tnh Dour'as Of Lincoln. The second
mother WAS Miss vern Cleland OF
Montana. The third was Miss Lucille
Reed Of Lincoln. Miss Helen Todd oc
Lincoln VIII be mother" the fourth
week.
The little Girl WIS obtained for tho
school by the juvenile court, appealed
10 by the management after the heads
Of nl the state institutions had refused
10 permit one OF the children In their
cnre TO be used NJ u ''prnctlce baby"
Judge Mtrning legally committed the
bnly 10 the care Of the students and
everything Is being done strictly ne
cordlng TO law. When her apprentice
tiIp" Is over. Baby kathryn Ainrie
will hn,c had 10 different mothers
and 30 girl students viii have sinnt-
tcrIng Of knowledge OF what It mems
10 care for baby.
Mnny offers Of adoption nrc being
received from women who desire to
save The little girl from being prnc-
tiecd upon BY the goods.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
TWO GOOD MEETINGS At =
PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH

There were two splendid meetings
held in the Presbyterian church base.
rnent yesterday evening. The nrst
was for young people, and was I'd
dressed BY John Cecil Of Dsnver.
worker in the young peoples society.
While young man. he h splendid
talker. Lunch was served. ~
Ii the evening the mems meeting
wss held. william johnson read :
Nlendid paper on the financial con-
ditions Of the country. John Len:
nox Of Colorado Springs, connected
with the farm loan board, gave q talk
on conditions among the farmers.
Mr.. Cecil spoke on the young mes0
and women. the hope OF the country.
Mr.. Hoge of Wray, who came with
Mr.. Cecil, made few pleasing 70
marks.
Coffee and doushnuts were served
dwring a social SESSION.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Return of the Old ashioned Girl

The flapper is becoming frightened.
She is not getting married. Shall
she be able to mend ner ways and
find a husband in 1922? I wonder?
For the first time faith in her meth.
ods are wobbling somewhat. Is dent.
ing a record Of her one hundreth kiss
Of the first seasons party in her Gig.
arctic case. passing secret flask
about among her adoring swains, re-
emphasizing her slim legs thinness
by a Haunting baroness under her
fur coat. and showing her arms
shoulder-length nakedness in even her
business frocks: IL 1t possible that
these are methods not conductive to
a collective irresistible charm!
Is the young man finding that he
can do without the flapper? What
has lead the assured flapper to doubt
her charms: to even think that she
would have to think? For she never
thought before. Nothing less remark.
able than that the young man has
awakened up first. Our young man
OF the day has decided that when he
wants n wife. he does not want a
flapper. And. after all. what ever
one may say. this is u man-ruled
world. No flapper likes to walk across
n ballroom floor unattended; nor
does she wish to play her life's stand
alone.
She may have to stop checking
her corsets at dances. 1t will be In
convenient to learn to wear more
clothes: perhaps she may even need
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Some Busy Time

Old times were much in evidence
In the Burlington yards Monday after
noon. A freight and passenger west.
bound and two freights eastb in
the yards at the same time was the
situation, and the problem was to
get them passed without laying new
tracks or running them around on
the prairie as though they were in
quest Of jackrabbits.
1t looked for while as though
Agent McEwen would have to send
for Yardmaster Myron Smith, who
was great success in handling
trains during the holidays. to un-
tangle the tangle.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Want Our Hide

For some time we have been -
ceiving letters from eastern flr11h
asking for our hides. We have only
one, which we have kept intact for
a good many years, in spite OF the
fact that our pastime is considered
hazardous one in some western lo-
calities.
There are times when people be-
come anxious for the hte Of the town
newspaperman, and there have been
instances where they got It.
We are not yet through with our
hide. 20 It viii not go east for the
present. unless someone hereabouts
gets II.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Holyoke Enterprise Throws Fit Over
Failure to Land County Printing

attitude OF the Holyokc Enterprise in regard to the
county printing f~ere ridiculous
rejeche Enterprise bid because
Il had the carmarks trckery a accepted
printing much
than It will cost The price OF II tcents the
proceedings merely smokescreen TO land the
contract It did fool tho commissioners.
The commissioners proceedings published IN The Her
aid are only type by law. but
so condensed they occupy onf third s space
they could occupy. making them three TIM
what they do, and commissioners would have stan
for t.
couf ,dockcts such that the
work could ct thirty Atty times
what costs tho commissioners into lawsuit
The Enterprise chafeos legal for the
town printing and whatever coun$ printing happens g
hold or but tpe prescribed
by law Enterprise publishers local, merchants
and others roadfrs size type
they set icgns In yet they Offer publish
proceedings at one hit borne mind
that the proceetn small portion
Of the legal printing ccunk Enterprise bid for
that item was merely one TO k commissioners but II
did work.
indberg tho writer befofe let that
n they they makc'a bunch of
OF H. only conus1 they their hands
into county treasury. ifab would bc the result.
The county wsely decided that ,s Enter.
prise people viii have pay for licir colas'
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
AcclceNrs wlLL HAppeN

About p. m. Monday. on the east
side of the Citizens State bank. the
cars OF A. T. Hale and L. Kershner.
living east Of town. collided. Hale
was going east on Main street. turn.
ing south on Denver avenue. His
Chevrolet got dented fender and
jammed radiator. Kershner came
from the east. and was parking In
front OF the bank. His Buick got a
splintered running board and smash
cd fender.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20


kiss the young man the first time he
takes me homer"
One such adviser growing somewhat
tired of the monotony Of the request.
answered would suggest II you want
him for husband. You would wait
until you have been introduced be-
fore kissing him." The New Year of
1922 is going to see some remarkable
changes. not the least Of which Will
- return of the old.fashioned girl.
Reconstruction is not thing which
ceas q The old-fashioned girl is
coming into fashion. That is what
has flabbergasted the flapper world.
Peggy. In The Gentlewoman.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
LEGION OPEN HOUSE

Members Of the local Legion post
held open house Monday evening for
all ex.service men, whether members
or net. Sixty were present and fif-
teen new members were received.
An interesting program was put on.
Several members gave talks on Amer
icanism. Some good music was fur.
nished There were two good pre-
liminary boxing bouts and main
event. Two local boys also enter
tanned at boxing.
Army stile mess was served, with
as many comebacks as the boys cared
for. The sargeant was liberal.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Dawson Will Take a Rest

Henry T.. Dawson tportraIt here.
with) called by some economists the
greatest banking genius In the coun-
try. will be definitely out Of NIL finnn-
elal md social activity for u year, II
Ia announced nt the Office of J. T.. Nor
ran & Co. Dawson plans to go with
his fnniily 10 his plantation NJ Thomas.
Vile. Gu. lie was forced 10 give m
nctiye direction In Morgan 4 Co. re-
Gently 10 have nn operation for ttnor
cf the brain.
The temporary retirement Of Mr..
rnd Mrs. Dawson from New York
society leaves niche 10 be filled. II
Is reported, BY Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Field ~ Chicago. The Dnyison box
~ the Metropolitan opcrn VIII he oc-
tnpicd this scnson by the Mnrshn1
Fields. who also viii occupy the Dnv.
lson mansion at 900 Park avenue.
Marshall Field. third. returned 10
Chicago recently from II two months
trip 10 Europe. and he hnd, ~ he ex.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
rELEPhoNE ELECTION

The annual meeting OF the Phillips
County Telephone company was held
In the court house Saturday after
noon, when the following board OF
directors was elected: Alva Trego.
c. p. Peterson. z. W. Wagner. Roy
Owens. Arthur Guernsey. p. F.
Burge was elected secre;ary.manager
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

to fatten up her attenuated figure q
bit, es well as cover 1t, in order to
me(t the requirements Of the young
mah'god Of the century who is seek
Ing = mother for his children.
Parents have stood back. their ad-
vie< NO longer needed: the flapper
has been absolutely coddled In her
try for independence: shs has been
eng !iqed; aniled It. sislstsd BY
mo- tous adulat,on. fAirly pesh-
n her own wsll:s .Sxd. yyIes ~
II mi 1D1ls sfH<d|< Sad i
no ~. MISht Il be that this awsk.
snihe b caused by possible surfsit!
Shall we be lead to have faith again
in such funny out-of-fashIon things as
tradition and custom, or old sayings.
such as enough is too much" 'hu.
man nature always wants what It
cannot get" Perhaps the earth. the
sky. and the sea. and man.nature
have not so greatly changed. The
old earth may have been laughing In
his sleeve at the way things have
come about. and the joke is on us
after ell. The querie would seem y
be. does the fine American young n1J&
desire for wife. the girl whom ait
his friends have kissed? Or will not
his impetus wife.wards wane. after
the eleventh unsought kiss. The Joy
OF the chase is still to be desired
And that which is too easily found, no
longer sought Quite frequently Is
written to advisers. by the simple
young flapper of the day: Shall I
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
PROBABLY LYING

Some OF the neishborhood hens
are doing considerable cacklins on
the nice days. They are probably
lying about laying.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Looking for ls,psst,.ssn

A fArmer was about lovn. TIE past
~ days loo,ing DR. = investment.
He TALKED business ~ 1se enlI q
pep. He seemed To- have assurance
that Z revival o. business was near,
and he wanted to get busy.
He had just sold COW hide for a
dollar.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
GOT ONE COYOTE

The coyote hunt southeast OF town
Tuesday did not result I'm much suc--
cess. only one animal being secured.
and that before the lines were
lbrmed The day was 800 cold many
huntsFs did not 60 out. II 4 nd
the lines were not kept closed, ail
the few coyctea In tbs circls -
Quite = number Of antelope wers
seen. but they are protected, the PEN
atty for killing one, said to be $s0o.
They are seen in flocks in the hill
country.
There are plenty of coyotes in the
county. though not successful hunt
has been held near here. this winter.
II is hoped that successful hunt
may take place before spring.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

Attorney Claude d. Walrod left
for Denver Tuesday afternoon on
business.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20

while Ills
Golden
nccH ~
purely pleasure
nho conditions hut those orscs q ought have
~
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
Wlsr Mn |

" ~
Put little fun in shall nes,
Try and fill the grin 4 cheer,
Make plan for ha iess,
FollolO it a year.
Make happiness q b6siness,
See pleasure in the
Life means more III dear.
Work is only play!
"A man Is sUlat he se@resje
A life Is only great
Which conquers and subdues the grim
And leaUes the rest = fate. s
"A little kindness, much Of cheer,
"A pleasure on the ~ -.
"A love of Gods good nercies
Will help to I'll the esy.
Enjoy the great sUidS open sky, r
The colors in the dinfness,
The loUe of truth, the 7oUe Of joy
Make happiness a business! Jeffrey.
N nA.d .ml-n M N n
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-20
LOST. srRAYEp OR STOLEN

Two car loads OF local Legion boys
started for Julesburg Wednesday af.
ternoon to play basket ball. When
ten miles this side of the Burg one
car was stopped FOR repairs. Tire
other car went on. Three OF the boys
In the car that was stopped went to
a farm house for help. The two boys
left In the car started back home on
foot. Soon car overlook them and
they were brought to town. The
three boys and the car with trouble
were reported still missing yesterday
afternoon.
The first car load got into Jules.
burg all right
Mrs. r. N. White anS Mrs. Guy
Bereman and children left Saturday
for, Denver to. visit their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gassert.
rttt.. a. ffel
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
0treinS.&aIenNer

Die $erren Sefretdre Iin0 eebeten
ms Itets bon Observation-Disclosures
otpie bon @~ore1ngen in ibren 8erei.
zen 8eriht 6u gebeu
Hreis fir Die Sniertion Der 9ar'
ae $3.50 pro Sabr.
9enti6er @aiIenbaMSberetu. BrG
li0ert Nartin 8iegano; SetretGr:
Sermonn q. 8infIer, TO Sehlte
StraBe, N.-@. Direftoren-0eri am
p. Sreitag /. so. I'M CTS Seim.
Tramen SiIfsbereim Ses 9entEdeH
carbohydrates. Srnu gbas. Nupper'
tus, @~rGfioentin; Sefret6rin: Srou
Pouline @oItbers, Mnacoitia, 9. 6.
~8eriammlrng am 2. 9unnerstag /
%. i'm @aiienbars.
9amem-0Gbbercin Oes 9emtidem
@aiIenbanIes. 8rGiioent: Srau gatb.
2offler; Sefret6r: Sroii 6. Sbom.
for0t, 729 Quebec ctr. q. 90. 0erI.
fiu0en ant 3. W1itttpoh /. sc. Itott.
Gmppert Some 6ranen SiLfsber.
Elm. H~rGlioentin: Srou so. 9e@rain;
5efretGrin: Srai 9. &rlmfe; geri.
am 9. Oienstng /. &C., 3 ubr nod.
mittoes I'M &uppert Some.
GOmcorO Stub. 8rGiiOent: GnrI
6offmann; Sefret1r: Suit. @enoer,
5000 Nidols 9lbe. @. g.; @orltnnOs-
iitungen ieOen 2. 9ienstag /. &C.;
8eneralberi. om 4. Sonntag /. so. IN
3t4 6 Str. g. SO.
GOncorO 9amen-Terein 8r6iioen-
in Srau Weorp Billie; Sefretdrin
yrou 8auline @oItber, Anacoltia,
.. g.; SinanaiefretGrin Srou Sat.
9ritegger; S6obmeiiterin: Srau g.
/ arumfe. 8~eriommlrtng am 1. Cont
og /. so. in 314 6 StroBe 81. SO.
TroIpcct SiG Cemetery. Wm.
5tiebling, @rGiioept; @m. Wortin,
5efretdr; Geo. S. 81. Stus, S9as-
%neilter. Geri. on 1. Sreitao i. so.
m Concord &lrb, 3t4 6 Str. g. IS.
.. 6 .Silfsbereim. 3t4 s 9troBc
q. 50. BrGiioent: Geo IS. Spier;
Sefret6r: Or. S. SO. &oenig, 400
80. Abe. 9. g.; Sinan8iefretdrin:
6rou so. D.&onig, 400 8ennlDlbania
Aoenite 9. g.; SdabnieiIter: 81. @.
9rind, 14O2-14te StraBe g. 8.
SeriammIungen finoen ltatt: @re-
litibfomite an ieoem 1. Sreitag i.W.,
Notwithstanding on ieoem 8.
5reitag i'm Monot.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
@ingeianot.
Imfrmf IN ale Oemtiden MGnner,
Jranem nnS &in0er!

wel6e oaS @ute, S9one, Srieoli6e
begen uno pflegen noaen. Sbr ale
lett eingelaOen, am Iufbau elmer Or
g%aniiation teil5unebmen, Wel6e oie
3ufunft 10 i6mieoen miro, tuie i6r es
moat, menn ibr nit Wut, &roft nno
8eisbeit ans 8ert geben meroet Inn
81 belfen. Sier babt ibr Die @elegen-
belt, 81 boren un0 gebort 5u per0en
(lno 81 beroammen), mie mitS9an
Be uno S6ma6, Sranfrei9 10000
afrifanii6e Sruppen am &bein als
8eiabung balt sic uniere S1tpeItern
in 8proelenbGuier i@leppen ,~1no
morOen uno not8ii6tigen. SIT oos
ni6t cine bimmelidreienoe Sano-
lung? Ser iebigen 3eit uno Nmeri-
ia lit Die S6ulo 3uaui6reibem lonit
pGre ME elm Sran5oienfuB oltf 0eut-
i6e Groe getreten, es lei oenn ols @e-
fangener. llno elm 6rieoe mare ge-
madt porOen, Ser elm Segen fir Die
gauge 8elt gepelen mare. Sett berr-
i6en &a6gier, &orruption, Bug uno
Srug. Die europdii9e 8elt, ipe0iea
6ranfreid, lit cine Bis an Die 3dbne
berpaffnete &Glber6anoe, ole feline
@bre fir uni6uIoige Mdoden fennt.
9lio, aae, Nae, ollie, gebt ans @erf,
@elebrte, &ei6e uno Arnte, tretet bel
Dem u8bite @roB" (Societas) J, 1904
&%ilbourn glace g. SO, 8aibington,
8. 6. = @usfunft lit gu ieoer8eit
oortiel6lt erbaltlid. Gin u@ut Sell"
81 alien.
2llOluig &. 5trut,
III 6 Str. g. @.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
eanosmanni@aftlide aub ltmterltik
rngs . 8ereine.

Mmcrifaniider 1tntertatmnas.
yerein. Gbas. @ramIi6L 9rdIioent.
yic. 8icsano, SefretGr, 1924 Ste ct.
SIS. Sci. Sranflin 175O.i. gerI,
am 2. 9ienstog /. 90. i'm Goncoro
&llb. 314 6 StraBe 81. SO.
|erein @aSen. @eri. am 2. Mitt.
mod i. 90. in 922 @a. slpe. M.-8.
Safob 8ir5, 6etretar, 1918 9
ctr. SO.
SeienOarmitG6ter llmtcrItiitmnas.
Werein emil @pobn, 8rGi.; Ssobn
W1eininger, Sefret1r, 1920 Mhte
Str. N.-@. Geri. 8. MittpoG /. 81.
IN 922 ga. &ss. N.-@.
Sattbentider @ereem, @aibinatOn,
.. s. Sefret6r: 8m. Stuermann,
II Gbeitnrt Str, Eafoma @arf, Dc.
Weri. am 1. 9onnerstag i. 81. inn
Concord &Iub, 314 6 Ctr. 81. 90.
1lnterititnmgsbnnS. 9iitrift Wu.
100. 9.S9ub, SefretGr, 3Ot2 Gum.
barton Nbe., 9.@y 3tpii6en g uno
.. 8eri. am 4. 9ienStag i. 81. I'M
Concord &llb, 314 6 StraBe q. SO.
u8ai6instOn Mekser ltntertiib.
nnss=&erein". &rGfioent: Sronf
8eigano, Sr., 1910 @iror0 Ctr, g..
So; Sefret6r: ST. SeB, GIG @aIt Co
pitoI Ctr; 8eri. am 1. Oienstoa i.
90. in 922 SIENNA. 9lbe., 81. SO.
@ilbeIm Sell ltmterfiitnnas.0e
ieaidaft. 8erf. am 8. @ontag /. M.
in 922 go. Mbe. N.-8. MsuI Bod.
idmiot, Sefretdr, 9p7 90. 6troRe
Norowelt
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
Inf gum 9entidjen @aiiem6ams-
Sicnie am Nrbeitertag,
MfOntas, 4. September.

Ole 6rauen bonn 5reuen-Silfsperein
Sooen aael 9eutf9 un0 niht
0eut6 einl
S6r 5reunOe, mie ibr ale niBt
Dab oaS 9icnic gum gSobl unIrer
Mai1en lit.
sd til @u6 beute ldon ~oerraten,
6rau @ain ma6t feinenS auerbrutenl
Wtlltter 8altber uno Sobn bat 0as
Sauerfroltt gena1t,
Ob @lb 0a ni6t oas Ser8 i'm 9eibc
la6t.
Sa0et aud oQe cure 5reln0e Elm,
6iint6ig @aaonen Sauerfraltt, sic
lpollen berdebret iein,
@err Treil nit Sen &inoern miro
mas i6ones borfii6ren,
9err rno 6rau @o1lo meroen Iif om
@liidsraoe riibren.
6ra1 S4lotterbef uno 6rou 01nf-
bort oieie beioen
@eroen ben SancpItano uuo Sen
@rnbbag leiten.
Sei 6rau &oQmeper fin6et ibr einen
feinen &affee,
Ser 1T ni6t id6iii6 - ne-o mel
6rau Gupertus miro oas saepter
fiibren,
6ran 9e@rain miro iid am @elotild
riibrenl
6rau 8aItber miro Bob i'm 0ininq
Goom iein
Cine S6ar iunge MG66en miro NIT
ibr ieinI
9o9 Der Mtenid lcbt nidt bonn glien
aQeinl
Us muB atf babel gctrunfen iein,
Yin Bier miro es gelpiB ni6t febIen,
alld See Cream uno Sudden fonnt
ibr m6blen,
limo nun @ud alen elm ber3lid @tQ-
fommen,
Ser9eBt ni6t 8u unierm 9icnic at
fommen.
9ouline @altber.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
IS iuer6en eeindt:

Der Soreien Language Snformo-
tion Serbice lit bon &orreiponoenter
I'M Muslan0 erili1t poroen, BEN jesi-
gen Mufentbalt folgenoer 8erionen
3u ermittein. Na9rihten neroen
bon Dem Soreign Language Snforma-
tion Serbice, 119 8eit Al. StroBe,
SEEM Worf Ctr, entgegengenommen.
Trar Mnna Gfmann geb. 8rabu-
d. ioa aus StpiBno, 8ommern tam
men.
SDbnmn .Gfmann, @bemsnn ser
Grau Nnna gdmann.
GaIi @aier, geb. Stein6erger; Iebt-
befannte Moreife Seem Oorf.
3arl Gteinberger, ioa i'm Sabre
1895 aus ungarn mad Seem Dort
alsgepanoert fem.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
Sefretar at iOaialer Stnbentenarbeit
Berlin @8 Z, @eOrsenitrnfe Al, 2.

10. Arguit 1922
Serrn GrofeIior 81. SAUL @leis,
@ai6ington 8. 6.
Sebr geebrter Serr 8rofeiiorl
Sbr 8rief bonn &c. SuIi 1922 lit
eingetroffen SD onnte nodmols be-
items fir bic 60 Dollar, Die Sic iei-
ncr5eit ididten. @eben sic oielen
9anf bite nod einmol oil Den &ilfs-
perein CUR 9in0erung Der Not in
9euti6IanO unO OeItreid meiter.
@iirOen 81 Die grobe @iite boben
mcine Bite INN llnteritiitung ourd
G%inlcn0ung einiger 3eilen al unter.
itiisen? 0os miiroe fiber oort oil.
Be%roroentli6 nirfiom Iein. Oie Scot
lteigt in 0ieiem @inter 3~uiebenos uno
erIdredlid. @eItern I6rieb mir elm
6rellno aus &om, oob bel ibn in iei-
mem 8ougei66ft bereits @eioeIs
berger HbiloIogen ais San0-
lange r orbeiten. Sn Berlin ergrei-
fen Die Stloenten eIei9foas jeOen err
Oenf6aren geebeneriuerb, INN 0urd5u-
fommen. Nan fam iagen, Dab 20
Bro3ent ~iiberboupt nidt mebr Stu.
benton, Ionoern nirmebr $ 5 a T.
better fino, Die nod Elm Smmotri
frlarbu6 boben. 8orouf es mir Dor
oaem onfommt, lit Ginri6tung bon
Stenogrofie- unO observation-disclosures
iofpie Spradfltrien fir S%tu0enten.
0aorr9 miro Der betreffenoeS tt6ent
am idnellten in Die Sage berlebt, or
oentli6 81 peroienen ltno oltd ni6t
boaig bon ieiner geiitigen Mrbeit rno
Wetbooe abgebolten. NodmaIs Sd
men uno Dem SiIfsbereirr ber3Iiden
Oantl Sbr iebr ergebener
Or. Carl SonnenI6ein.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
a0rtf.eana son hsr sisrtsn etits.
e anfmerfiamfcit erreat.

life auimerfiamfeit erreet.
Die OorgeihIagene omerifaniihe
Tationen-2iga mfrs bier nidt aIs
ein Gingriff in Oen gereid Der 8ol.
ferligo, ionOern ais cine meitere Gr-
g1n5urg betradtet, beionoers fir
8ebanolung BON Srogen, nelde
@oro. unO Siioomerifd ongeben.
SIM 8erloilf Der 2igooeriammllng
miro oii6 cine gr0rterung Der Sra
qe Ses Status Ser Gepltblif Merifo
ongeregt weroen. Sotiddlih 1T
Merifo bon oen MGdten nod nift
%anerfonnt unO aus Oieiem @runoe
lit feline 3ulaiiung CUR 8olferlign
nod nift %nngGngig, bod miro ieiit
8eitritt bon onoeren omerifonii6en
@otionen Oringeno gemiinidt.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01

10. Aitguit 1922
Serrn GrofeIior Or. SAUL @Ieis,
@oi6ington 8. 6.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
(Giir oas p@oIbington Sournal")

(Siir Oas v@aibington SournaG")
@Ott NmOr.
Or. @Omin 8eDoel, @aibin8ton, DC.
@ott Amor ip6bt' elm fleines 9alts,
8 par eng, gefiel Inn ni6t.
Die 6rou iprad: 08os, ni6t eroB
genug
Sir sid, Ou fleiner @i6t?"
9o9 @mor iab es, 0enn Nmor lit
i6lau:
9ie 2iebesflamme mar i6ma6 uno
flalt,
Der Wann gar miirrilA, i6roff uno
raub,
Sort flog Der @ott ans 2idt.
Soft 9(mor ipGbt zines gei6en 9aus,
@r griiBt IS freuoiglid.
vAuf warmen Seppi6 Itref' i6 mid
bin
Nm Seer0 -erp1rm' i6 MIDI
gaIo iporen Die nadten 6iiB6en
marin,
Balo glibte SanO uno 8ruit ulio
Nrm,
Ga fiel elm grolleno 8ort bon Sarm.
@ott Amor iab un0 mid.
60 fliegt @ott Amor BON Srt al 0rt,
Sein 5itti6 Die Suit 0ur6fegt,
Srdgt itatt 0es YfeilS men idmeren
Sad,
Sein NntliB grambenegt.
!. gr iubt Die &ei9en uno S90nen aut
lgr frie6t 81 ben Armen flint Grep-
pen binauf,
9ur6freiit Die @elt in itetem Saul,
Ser Stub er nimmer pflegt.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-01
neber cine Miaipn.
Scr grtrae ser ainoeripeiiungs-
&agne $t,S5O,O0O. - Oie
@yefutipe in philadelphia ienoet
Der oeuti6ipradieen Hreiie slner-
fennung5=@ei1liiiie

Bon Dem forreiporoierenoen Nati-
onal-S efretar Der n@erman glib
See0ing-G Campaign" 20 g. IL. Str,
Ebilaoelpbia, ga, Serrn 9erbert $.
S6miot, gebt uns folgenOes gu:
0ie @recutibe Der 3 0tiQionen
0euti9en ainoer-S peilung nabm in
ibrer &onferenS am 3. NuguIt 1922
folgenoen 8ei9luB an: rDa nun oie
&agne fir Die 9euti9e &inoer-
ipeiiung fir oas Sabr 1922 am
81. Suli 81 @noe getommen lit, oeren
@rtrage in runben 3ablen oie Gum
me bon $1,350,000 erreidt bat uno
oa oiele aampagne ii9 our6peg Der
tparmlten llnterltiibltng erfreut bat,
lei es beidloiien:
ullniere 4nertenn1ng ais @anses
allen oenen hermit aus5uipre1en, oie
berporragenoen Sell an oieier Ram-
payne genommen baben uno oen Sc
fretdr an5uWeiien, oaB oieie @eio-
luton ben peri6ieoenen 3eitungen
ilbermittelt miro"
SD tue Oas hermit nit sroBtem
Sergniigen.
Oas Nrogramm Ser g9ilo Seeding
miro bon Dem Central &omite go.
247 8. al. Str. Nem yorf, fortqe-
lest meroen. Sd bin iiber8eugt, oaB
Sbre 3eitung in 3ttfunft oieIer Or
g%alliiation oieielbc ielbitloie Inter
ltlisllng a~ngeoeiben Iaiien miro, ole
unlerer 9ampagne 81 Cell muroe.
G%rgebenit,
s. S. Sdmiot.