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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
THE FLAG ABOVE ALL
Wheeling. ". Va. June 9Th. r..

Wheeling, ". Va, June ith. l?--.
To the h:ditcr Of The lmtCiIScnccr:
bear ST. tturday morning IN !"Ir
good Old strictly American Re" spH9".'
under tho head Of Intel lnklIng$, Nj.
". :. stanton makes this statement.
We can't figure this Toilet Water hunch
out. hut "" sure do Ike the boost they
give old Glory The Toilet Water ciHp
appreciates Mr.. StantOu'S remarks ami
take II for granted thLt he mas rear
and carefully digcsIsd every article AZ.
prarinI in your paper for the past Two
months submitted to you for pubiica-
non 10y q little club Of Real Americans
known as the Toilet Water club de-
u,audinG respect from all, 1T all tirls&r
fer old Glory. Your paper published
n May 80 1872. q lrttc" written IL the
t. \. l.. from this club wherein thr"c
statements were made. First We he'
iievc in one flag, only one. heaven "n|S
shoye it, nothing before 1t. and every
ming. behind it. Second. "" believe that
the American flag should have an honor
place in all churches and we request
tho Ministerial H"sociat on OF Wheeling
to pay due honor 10 our flag by placin%
It there. Third we know that Oh
Glory should at all t.mcs be be display
I'd in every school room, not one flag
for every school, but one flag for every
school room. We take the liberty OF
skiing the board of education To see IN.
Il that each school room Is supplied
with 4 flag and stand. Since the ap'
pcarauC" OF this and other letters from
rs in your paper. the American Legion
I'm quite a lengthy article appearing IN
nh, News advocates ore Of the above
mentioned principles and tn" knights o!
Malta advocate. what the legion doc.
= H., },
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

tense WEAKNESS the awrul dis
enchantnent Of mind realizing sud
denly the tutI!ity Of All enormous task
joined 10 a bodily fatigue such as no
ordinary amount Of fairly heavy phys
zeal labor could ever account for. |
have carried bass Of wheat on my back,
bent almost double under q ships deck
beams. from o'clock IN the morning
uil 1 o'clucK IN the evening with an
hour and 4 half for meals. 50 l ought
to know.
For 20 months, Even the ordinary
novel takes from three to s'X months
to writ. on the whole. it seems easier
to teach school or run cigar store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
The Writer'S Rate

Not his rate OF pay. but his rate OF
speed. At least once IN your life you've
probably thumpcd q book down on the
table and said:
well, 7 wonder how long It took him
TO write that
II won pronounced your chat" with
a certain emphasis. your curiosity didn't
fiatter the book any. Again. maybe you
spaced your words a Ntt.c. Il
wonder how long -
and that meant the book loft YOU no.
tionly curious but little awed; or. at
any rate, admirlng.
writers have their trade secrets, Ike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

can turn EN- out faster than any other
contemporary writer.
What II may mean to write Il master
piece IS illustrated by the words OF
Joseph Conrad regarding his long n"v"'.
"Nustromo." This is very complex
story in which Conrad pictures IN Ntt!"
the whole life and history OF a typi"a!
South American republic. Tho full
marvel OF the book seldom strikes you
until you read Il for the second time.
Md Of its composition. the author says:
All l kEow is that. for 20 months.
ncG,ccting the common joys of life TINT
ful, to the lot Of the humblest on this
Garth. had. like the prophet of old,
'wrcstlcd with the Lord for my crca-
ton. Long. / suppose I went
10 bed sometimes and got up the samo
number Of times. Yes. l suppose
silent. and ate the food put before me.
and talked connoctcdly TO my household
on suitable occasions. II seemed
10 me that had been sitting at that
table surrounded nv the Hitter OF r
desperate fray for days and nights on
end 1t seemed so because OF the in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

This may we'll be called
the nervous age. Every
where YOU find people suf-
fering from some form of
nervous exhaustion. Hos
pitfalls and sanitariums are
overfowing with men and
women seeking to win back
health of body and mind.
If you are a victim of the
strenuous life, if you can't
sleep, if you are on the
verge of a nervous break
down, read here what Mr..
P. D.. Shade, Schuyler,
Pa, says:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Authors Are People

/ CoSmo Hamilton is our idea OF sar-
I torial perfection. He ought II play the
/ lead In the dramas made from his own
! novels. And speaking of pcrfGcHon:
: ha waDout The Rustic Of SIX as
,!tle" Entic!ng IS no name for il,
, 1t had To come. Small Maynard cata
logucs Il book on Fortune Telling by
Tea Leaves" The authors name Is
| Cicely Kent. We wish she would ask
! US TO tea. some time.
: Dorothy SpCarc, author OF that har'
: per's anthology. Dancers in the Dark,
told us the other night that she and
John Farrar were engaged. John. VIII"
I IS editor Of Tho ROokman," stood ny
! and did the hlush!ng. We were quite
excited until Miss Speare told re-
! nortcr. mex. day. that shed only been
/ testing. Suggested t!tlc: Engagements
/ in tho Oar
! Sinclair Lewis. stephen Benet. who
wrote THE BEGINNING OF Wisdom ana
others fore gathered In Rome last VIII
ter and now old Donald Ogden stewart
author Of "A Parody Outline OF HIS
tory" tells us he's m to Europe this
month. He expects 20 -"'t'e IN tl'r%h''
and do a novel. IL friends will keep
away.
I, Is three wears since VIC - at 80
n Mo with H'NnrlK "a" l'"'"' '"''' ~
Tile story nf MIEh'nd.' Dinner was
served. Now that The story "t MAN.
kind" is selling SO well. how ABOUT an
Other dinner. Hank"
Ice Hcrgc Shclmer dN"Sn'; seem great
~ worried ny the savage onslauRhts "f
some reviewers on his "Cytherca". lie
saws IN q letter. AS for the C:''l"s'
some are for US and some are against
us. It's as simple a. that We agree
,he more 50 as certain critics seem -
have confused the issue. which. after
all is not Joe's wcll-known and harm
less personal vanity. Love me- love my
dog. nrrh"ps. hut "pislike me. condemn
my hook" doesn't seem to follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
NERVOUS PROSTRATION IS
MENACE TO AMERICANS
Strenuous Mode of Living Making
this Disease Common

welve wears ago this
spring, | had a very severe
attact Of nerve trouble,
and although | was treated
by three different doctors,
| got very little relief until
| tried DR.. A. W. Chase's
Tonic Pills. After using
these pills a few weeks |
could feel a big change in
my condition, SO continued
this treatment for three
months. | don't think |
ever felt better in my life
than | did after using DR..
A. W. Chase's Tonic Pills,
and whenever | feel my
nerves are getting run
down, | use some Of these
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

regular meeting Saturday evening, APP
pointed 4 committee to meet with the
Toilet Water boys next Thursday eve
n:ng in anticipation of getting into ac-
ton. EvcrybUdyS interested. invited to
come 10 the rythi"n castle next Thurs
day evening at $50.
We take exceptions 10 the story aD-
rearing in the Sunday News regarding
This mattcr--rhc writer had written and
printed facts before him--and we wouid
lik" TO ask why he didn't write accord
iurly We hope our principles are his.
Again. let us repeat one Flag, only
one. heaven only above it--nothing he
fore it and everything behind it Tr'-
urnphart!y and forever. it shall wave.
Let's all get behind II with the proper
spirit and a lot of pep.
SCENT FROM THE TOILET WAITER
--cl b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Good Furniture Is
Again inexpensive

The handicap of price No
longer prevents one from
furnishing the home in the
style which one desires, for
furniture prices have drop.
ped down to bedrock and are
at a point below which they
cannot so. Here in our
stocks you will find furniture
that is inherently good. "s-
pecially in those wonderful
period designs that never 90
out Of fashion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

pills. I don't think trcr
is any other nerve MEDICINE
that will do what DR.. A. ".
Chase's Tonic Pills will"
You can buy Dr.. A. w.
Chase's remedies at all
drug stores. To be sure Of
getting the genuine, see
that portrait and signature
of A. w. Chase, M. D.,
are on each box. This
trade mark is your pro-
lection against limitations
and substitutes. -Advcr-
tlscment.. s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
TIMES WRITES UP
COL. E. NJ, STATLER
Big New York Paper Devotes Severa
Columns to Wheeling Boy, Now
Great Hotel Man.

High trihnic is pad I" colonel f..
StatIer native Of Wheeling. who is now
prnr.i":or Of 4 chain Of hotels known
all over the world. ia Sunday edition
Of The New York Times. TIL" Times de-
votes several columns In IT'S feature se"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

! nc tNNOl!lC iLtN'iOll uStN W.
If Won were stranded on desert
Island. what books would YOU choose
10 have with you--
And everybody MAS expected 10 an
swer The Bible and Shakcsp"9rc. hot
not a few good women secretly ic''
that
A good cnohbook wcJId lie comfort
provided there were no cann'haIs IN 'n'
vicinity. or perhaps. even II mere
were good cook with her 'a'"it''
cookbook might do more 10 "iN''!%' '''
cannibals than missionary with "''
Bible aud Concordance.
For dcsert-iSlandcrs: THE EasE
Housekeeping Book" by W ihh'i[tu
F,ales who writes those articles i"r
Good Housekeeping. Included among
the dcsert-islander OF course. are al
those inhabitants OF New iorN ''.! wiz
try to serve three meals day from
hitChcnctte.
But speaking of cannibaiS. inc ''N'
cannibal story we've en)oEc" IN N,'i
&c ono OF the dozen stories assembled III
Richard Connelrs book. Tile SIN ~
Monster Petition and Other humorous
Tales" We shall say no more aoou.
II because it's 4 story to he read not
hashcd over in few sentences
"Alr. sp.nElc's silk shirt. which Gus
tomar!Iy suggested an explosion IN
paint factory" That's sample OF con
uell--a mere usual sentence. or DIT OF
n sCntcncc. 10 give YOU Il taste ot MIN
Eut P'r'aps YOU read The SATURDAY
Evening Post and know his stun al
ready. In "Tcttipon' he has written "
boukful
Publishers should issue 2 rr"nounc-
ing gazetteer az their titles. Tfere was
and is. that thing Of lIrrE'Shr'm'r $
"C'ythcrca." over which people 0"IE
come to blows "Sjihtr-cC-a' IS right
II YOU can get 1t from the look Ol that
in print. Come hard on the =. no"
there's new novel. called Hoax. W.
went around saying "lio-aXc, unt!
someone put us wise that IT $ liohcs'
We've looked into "Hokes we mean
"HoaX"--and couldn't get lnt,reS''"'
All about what father thinks OF ms
son who philanders around with iWo or
three girls and never seems 10 kn""
whom he's III i"Nc with.
Not that that's easy 10 know. WI"
remembers r. t. Ko-'s yarn with tn"
fetching title. He Fell In Love With
HIS Wife, We never read II, but the
title sounds Ike really original plot,
"Ic Fcu In Love With His N!ic.
would serve accurately AS the title or
lO793tI novels No. we've made STA
,;r,i.oI crrnr Tho total is only 81 ytS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Better Values Are
Our Speciality

Value Is that happy com.
bination Of sterling qualit,
and moderate price which
give you your full moneys
worth. Cheap price alons
means nothing. Measure tbs
values we are Offering by
both price and quality and
YOU will find that there is j
reason why this store is f.
nous for miles around as tho
Better Value store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

Ton 20 the boy who started ufH In t,.a
glory tyla' Of a glass fEclcry and =,
re;y I'd his first lesson IN correct use II
the English language from q bartender.
md who is now one OF 'Le leading AZ
urcs in tho hotel business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
"CHILD CRUSADERS"
Moundsyille. w. Va, Jun"

Moundsvillc. y. Va. Jun" ).
Editor Wheeling IntclliGcncer:
Dear S!r-Have Just read YOUR cd.
torlal relative 10 The president and the
child CRUSADERS" 7 think most Of
what you say would be endorsed by
every good citizen. But how does Il
harmonize with The act of turning Debs
loos. on decent society" After such ar
net. what else can We expect than tina
the less prominent offenders should
rlanlor for executive consideration.
Yours respectfully.
l.. NJ Zcrr.
Er,Cnboro. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Letters to The
lntelligencer

Letters for this column shoull DO
as brief as possible. lntelilg'ncer
readers are invited TO send COMM
nicatlous upon any timely sunles-
Names Of aGthors must accompany
all letters. Tht lntclligencer WILL
not agree TO print letters upon con
t:overs!al subjects. and sspecla'H
concerning differences In matters %
religion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Let Credit Pave
the Way

Dc not think that i is
necessary To have a
large percentage of cash
In order 10 completely
furnish your home with
good furniture. Come in
and talk II over with US.
and see what splendid
arrangements you, can
make 10 secure immed-
late delivery Of YOUR
furniture and pay for u
in regular payments
Will" YOU are enjoying
iis comforts and luN-
urlcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

Hannibal. the great general Of Car
image. swallowed poison contained in .
ring he had worn, and killed himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

though not in its outcome. Neverhc-
less, few novels published this year are
Is worthy to he read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
Good
As An Aid to Happiness

WILL the kind of furniture which couples surround
life will with the degree OF
happiness they experience the by home that heertuly ana
And how much happier the wife amid the
her TO
while she worksl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
P en- P DIN / s

If YOU were stranded on desert
Island. what books would YOU choose
to have with you--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

A good cnOhbouk wcJid lie COMFORT
PROV idcd there were no cannihaLs IN III"
vicinity. or. perhaps. even u 'n'',
were a good cook with her 'aN"i ,''
CookhooK might do more +" 'i\."Z' ~
cannibaIs than a missionary with H."
RibIc and Concordance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

And everybody MAS expected IN an
swcr The Bible and Shakespeare hu'
no, a few good women secretly ie''
that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

For dcsert-islandcrs: TIE EasE
Housekeeping Book" by "inh'ircu
FaIes. who writes those articles i"'
Good Housekeeping. Included among
the dcsert-islandcrs. Of course. are an
those inhabitants OF New York I't! WHO
try to serve three meals day from "
hitChCnctte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

while she work s!
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

GrD6gung 3ieben, anBer OoB Die
HeparationSfrage porber %gcoronet
iei."
Meloungen, bob bic 6irma DIOR.
gan Ser @ai1ingtoner &egiertng Ell
men YIan our Or6nung Der &eporn.
tionsfrage Oorgele9t, pitroen offi6ieu
IN A6reoe gelte1t.
@aibineton 9. s. - 9eilegung.
ser Gifferen5en 8miiden 2onoon nno
&oris, Die megen Der Separations
frnge entitanben iino, lit amerifani'
ider @ufoiiung na1 Die Saltpt'
i6tpierigfeit BEL ben europdiihen
8irren. Dime grleoigung oieies
8unftes lei es unniis, bon elmer
amerifanii6en Mnleibe fir GeutiAs
Iano gu reoen. 9ie 5rage Der
&riegsi9uloen Der Aliierten fomme
bierbei ni1t in 8etraft.
Gas mar Ole ein6ige amtlife Aus-
funft, Die fiir5li9 on maBgebenoer
STEELE gu erbalten mar. lleber ben
Sortgang ser @erbon0lungen, Die
onI6eineno bier uno i'm 4uslano i'm
@ange lino, witroe feline @usfunft
erteilt.
gs bat ieoO6 oen ani6eiu, als
Oh Amerifa bel Musgleih Der 9iffe-
ren5en bebilfIi9 81 iein wiiniht uno
aus oieiem @runoe IN i~rgenoeiner
Sorm an Ser &~onferen5 Der Bre-
miers teilnebmen miro, Die am 2.
Sanuar in @aris 3~uiammentritt.
@~sltfunferens DOrseidlasen.
@ai6ington, 9. s. Ser
oemofratii6e Senator Sing, Utah,
bat cine 8%etDegung in Stub sebradt.
Den 9rGiioenten Saroing our ginbe-
berufung elmer angemeiten Abrii-
ltunssfonfereu3 gu ermd6tigen. Die
&onferen3 lol iid nit Der Gin
idrdnfung ser &uitungen gu 2anoe
uno nit Der ausgIei6ung Der euro
pdii6en Budgets beidaftigen, olio
3uglei& cine 8irti6aftstonfererd
iein.
Dag oieiem 9lan audi 5unadit
Die abiidt 5igrunbe liegen, ben
8rdiioenten our 8erlaitbaruns lei
mes internatioalen Yrogramms 81
Oernnlaiien, 10 Itebt bod bereits felt
oaB Saroiug oie Senatoren Sooge
uno @ation ii6er feline europdiiden
8ldne ms @ertrauen ge5ogen bat.
Senator Sling miro ieinen Intra5
aIs 3uias our Marineporlage elm.
brinser. Senator 8orab foa auf
ieimer Settle itehen.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
Jnlann.
Nnleibe bGngt DOm &eparatiomsfrase

Seem gorf. S. q. Mtor-
gan G 60. erlieBen fir5li& Die
@rfIGruns, oaB lie benz oeutlden
9otidofter bier mitgeteilt batten
.es iei unmoglid), iiber cine Inleibe
an Geutidlanb gu Oerbanoeln ODER
oerlel6en n6ber gu ireten, auBer Dab
uno big Die &eporationsfrage &C.
oronet iei."
9ieie grfldrung lDnroe gu Dem
3pede erlaIlen, sen pbantaltllden
Meloungen iiber ben @lan elmer lol-
den Nnleibe cine gnoe gu MAIDEN.
@erldieoenlid mar Der 8etrag Der
ielben auf 81, 5O0,O00,O00 angege-
frn woroen. 1ie grflGrnng lolitet;
Or. Otto @ieofelot, Der oeuti6e
gotidofter, beiubte Serru Mor-
gan, INN an~5ufragen, ob es ms
mogli6 lei, BEL Der anSgabe elmer
groBen, iogenannten internationalen
4nleibe an Deuti1lnno m~it3ubelfen.
9ei Ieiner anttport be5og Ii6 Serr
Morqan auf Die grfldrlng, pelfe
er nod Ser Sisung oes 9anfiers'
ausi6uISes porigen Siini abgeeeben,
ilno iaste Dem gotihofter, bob nm
iere SoItuns Die ndmlife lei mie
oamals.
or teilte Gr. @ieofelot init, mir
miinldtem iebr, Der ullsemeinen So
ae oienIid 5u Iein, fonnten aber
inter ben llmltdnoen, mic lie lid
entuidet, cine Nnleibe fir GentifJ'
LAMB nidt eber beiprehen ooer in
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
Bum Stiftnnssfsit Der GOncOrO Sa'
mensSeftiOn.

Gin @eburtstag lit ein miftiges
Greianis, Oenn er be0ertet netes,
iunaes 9eben. @eburtstoge Deroen
INNER aerne uno frob eefeiert. Sor
atpei Sobren muroe Die 0amen=Set-
fton aeboren unO fam ii6 rilbnterl,
edte oeutlde @ltern 5u beiieen. Us
mar nidt mebr mie reht unO bilig,
oos @eburtstagsfino, Die 9omet-
Seftion an ieinem Stiftungstog i'll
4reile Der @ltern, &ettcrn uno 90
fen nebit 5ablreiden 6reunOen trob
.su ebren. llnO es botten iid giele
einocfunoen un0 mas nidt 0a mar
bat einen pirfli6 frob Dergnii9ten
9lbeno perpoBt. Sin iiberroi6enO
pielleitiges Hrogramm murOe ben
fr0blihen AnmeienOen geboten. 9n
ole &rGiioentin, 6rau Billie, ourd
&ronfbeit perbinoert mar 81 fonlntcrL
ndbm uniere 10 beIiebtc 6ron Hauline
8olther Die So1e in Die 9anO. Gen
Anfong mohte @err @opurO @arner
nit 8iolin=& ortrGgen in mirfli6 To-
bensmerter @eiie. Sonflang, @e-
fiibI uno Eednif paren bemunOerns-
inert I'M Spiel oieies jltngen &iinit-
Iers, Den 8rof. Gbriitioni nltf Dem
Niano begleitete. Damn fam Der Ger
mania W1nnerhor nit lieben oeuti6-
en- 2ieoern, ieoes 0eutI6e Ser5 erfreu-
emo. llno Der MGnnerhor iingt gut,
Iebr gut. Srou @altber, in nur Sbr
10 ei9enen Mrt uto @eile in 8orter
un0 @ortrog, mahte Die 3ub0rer
oufmerfiom niif Die 8eoeutung Der
Oomen-S eftion. SrGuIein Sbalp/'
ebenfoGs bon Irof. GbriItioni beglei=
tet, iong nit elmer reinen, flangDol=
len Stimme, in ausge5eidneter 8eiie
3ipei 2ieoer in eneliiAer Sprade,
Greetings" uno n8ecauic". Scr
YrGliOent oes Concord &Iu6S, @err
Carl @offmanrL belt cine feline Nm
reoe, oonfbar oie groBe Silfe Der 0a-
mems eftion anerfenneno unO 0ieie
6rauen 0en MGnnern ais leudtenoes
8eiIpiel BON AnbGngli6feit, tiefcm
Ierlt1nOnis, liebeboaer Mrbeitsfrel-
oigfeit iiir oen Concord Club binltel-
LEND. Gum S6luiie ieiner 8orte
foroerte ser HrGTiocnt Die WfGnncr
All einem 0reifa6en Sod fir Die 9a=
mems eftion ouf. Gin @err bemerf=
tie: lett longen Sobren babe Die Saae
Elm iolfes Sod, ltiirmiid idalenO,
nift gebort. !Serr StrouB trug nit
outer Stimme Elm Solo Dor, Oos bon
8rof. Gbriitioni begleitet mur0e.
Derielbe peroient oanfbare Nnerfen-
nullg fir feline Miibe uno Mrbeit. Ole
raulhenOen misunderstanding maren
Ser bette 8emeis BON 3ufrieoetbeit
Der perltdnonisboaen 3ubDrer. gead
8eenOigung Der 8ortrGge nabm, wer
Cult botte. Ylnb an ben aufgelteaten
uno reid ~belooenen Sii9en uno lie
ben iid aaffee, Sudden uno belegte
8r0o1en gut l6mefen. 0a Diele JIM
&c Seltte 0d Dareft, l0ltrOe gum 2an3
oufqcipielt unO ni6t nur Die SUM-
gen, lonoern oltd Die 9llten fonllten
sen &IGngen edit oelttider San3mei-
len ni1t mieoeriteBen. SEER Wartin
ShiIling uno @err Abrens maren 10
frelunolid, uuermiibli6 oie San5en-
oeir nit oeuti6en @al5ern uno Yol=
fos gu %erfreren. 9oS StiftungSfeit,
Der @eburtstng Ser 9omen-S eftion,
mar elm oltrdi6lagenoer @rfolg. 9as
Denies oas reidbaltige 8rogromm,
Der wirfIid) groBe 8eiud unO Der lat
te @usorud bon Sreiloe uno 3ufrie=
oenbcit in unge5mungener 8eiie 81
Ter Die 2eit gefunoen, Dem Stiftungs-
felt beiauipobnen. @s mar elm ELM
~orltdSboaer, Elm b06lt bergniigter
NbenO.
6. Soffmann.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
GinseiOn t.
2iebqr Serr Reoofteurl

Sleber 9err He0atteirl
8enn sic Deripre6en, melnen yto-
men nidt 5u %perroten, mill t9 germ
Dem ormen 9idter bon Der 8tslette
Sbrer DorIebten Summer cine tlelne
SiIfe ongeOeiben Ioiien. Der Wtonr
Oauert1mid. 9ann feinet &eIm aiif
,@idfpb" finoen? gber, lieber 9err
Geoofteur, lit oas MlenidenfinO bill
los. 0o bralldt man bod nlir 5lt-
fGlig al boren, Dab Director Snlt=
telnlonn bon Der Morine-9ono etilerl
nellen geihidten 0otenihreiber an-
geIteat,-iofort quilts oa Dem po-
etiid ongeIeeten aberdeen iiber DIE
2ippen:
Ser MorinefapelIe neller &opllt,-
@emonot mie cine @i6fas, 49,
SIT I'M SrheIter Ynufeniolilt,
l1no idreibt fir 8lai- unO Streid-
ias.
O0er man miro Ii6 ipleoer oelen
bemuBt, peld' elm Subel man IN lel-
ner M~neebeteten 6eiibt, unO oos 9er5
bridlt aus in ben 0anfesrut:
On bit mie cine @a8elle, ia,
gSie cine mintere GihtaBl
60 onoers lpie Die Grottel %,
0ie oufaepuoerte 8leidfros!
Mon Iteat &erglei6e an itber oler-
lei 8erufsorten, unO fommt auf ole
Betrnhtung:
8enn man Die Sdngerin gtaftl-
gall nennt,
Gen &Ietterer cine @idfas,
Den 8Gder ais men Wteblipurm
fennt,
8orum nidt aud ols nen Seig-
mab?
Ntir fommt ole 6roge, OBJ Sbr bill
loier Didter mirfli6 elm ehter 0eut-
iher lit, nit Dem Oeuti6en Sinn fiir
oos Seint. Oa bGtte ibm oob etWa
Oos 6%olgenoe ein%folen fonnen:
Gin ieoes Sier6en 8iebt eS, jnlt
mie uns nod Saus,
Gum Sect i'm boblen Baum ole
@i6fab,
llno fern, aus ounfler Wteerestie-
fen @o6enbraus,
Str0mt aae Sobr Der Sering frob
gum 2ai6plab.
@lauben sic, @err &eopfteur, oaB
es geaen Oie &egeln Der 9i6tfnnlt
perltoBen miiroe, etpa @run0las,
0orfplob, 8iepmob o0er gar 6reuno-
i6ofts- S6mot auf @i6fab reimen 81
loIlen. Modte oieie 6roge IN aler
9el6eioenbeit ben Serren Or. @leis,
Or. &0ni9, Or. 3epOel unO 81. Set
nemeber our @nti6eioung porgelegt
boben, uno bleibe, in ser 9offnung,
1Sbrem acknowledgment 9i1terling in
etipas Die 8obn 81 ungeGnoertem DO
6erem Gnlpfinoen geebnet 81 baben,
Sbr Iebr ergebener, -
&c. 81.
@oibinaton, .. s., 10. 9e8. 1922.