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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES

The school trucks began to make
their regular trips again Tuesday.
A party Of several families start.
cd by auto for California the first ol
the week from this neighborhood
They expect to locate in southern
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lauer and little daughter. Virginia
Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Klepfel
and sons; Mr.. and Mrs. Swan and
Miss Rose Davis composed the par.
ty. They expect to camp out and
will go the southern route.
A number from Buckinham at.
tended the sale at Raymer Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Potter visited
the school Tuesday.
Miss Alta Smith, one Of the grade
teachers, has given up her schoo
work on account Of Ill health and
returned to her home in Fort Crook
Nebr.. Monday. Mrs. Audrey Par,
shall has been engaged to take hsr
place. A very enjoyable little party
for Miss Smith was given at the
teacherage on Thursday by the fac.
ulty and board.
Mr.. James Amler has Lou Falel
and Paul Straight painting poles
and road signs this week.
Miss Helene Moore was leader Of
the Epworth League Sunday even
ing.
Orchestra practice was held OF
Monday night.
Mr.. F. Crosse IL attending to bus
mess matters In Denver.
Mr.. Carl Lelnbaum was sick tn,
first Of the week. Prof. Green,
took over his studies on Monday
but he was able to resume teachlnt
Tuesday.
Robert q. List arrived from Ca
vite. P. l.. for q visit with hom'
folks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
NEWS OF NE|GHb0R|NG COMMUNITIES
Gathered by Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

Mr.. o. johnson was Stoneham
caller Sunday.
The Luthern Church had their
Easter services Sunday afternoon.
Logan I. Belk motored to Sterling
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luce return.
ed from Sterling Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. John Nicklas was the guest
Sunday at the Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nicklas home.
All one sees nowadays is a won
derful display of sale bills"
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Jackson is Ill.
We hope the road boss will not
forget to work our end OF the coun-
ty.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
Freshman News

Auc ricouucH SidSS are soIIy "
report that they have lost one O
, their members, Walter Schmeeckle
We will miss Walter in the spring
track events.
The English I and II ook reports
were handed In this week.
Mrs. Lawson was explaining how
to coddle an egg. THE egg is drop
ped into boiling water and removed
from the fire. Now Beulah could
you tell us what happens them
THE Water gets cold" said
Beulah.
Mr.. Albright observed what he
thought was lack Of patriotic enthu
siasm in one Of the boys under his
instruction.
Now Winfred. said he, tell me
what would you think II you saw
the stars and stripes waving over the
field, Of battle"
81 should think" was the logica
reply Of Winfred, "the wind was
blowing"
These are the answers such as the
Seniors give in exams.
I The chamois is valuable for Its
feathers, the whale for its kerosine
oil.
There were no Christians among
the early Gauls. They were mostly
lawyers.
A circle Is a round, straight line
with hole In the middle.
Georgia was founded, by people
who had been executed.
A mountain range is a large cook
stove.
Gender shows whether a man is
masculine, feminine or neuter.
7th and 9th Grade News
School was opened Monday, the
first for two weeks, with a full at.
tendance.
There will be box socia, given
ty the school Friday evening April
9Th. The ladies are all invited tt
: bring boxes and the men are to bt
here to see that they are sold. A
good program will be given. Come
one come all.
Almost everyone is practicing fol
the track meet.
Raymer Is proud to know they
have debating teams. Both the neg
ative and affirmative hold the cham
pionship Of N. 3. Weld. They will
debate against the other division
winners of Weld County.
Some boys want to get their sis
ters' boxes, we wonder why? On thu
other hand some don't. Again w
wonder why?
The eighth grade has new arith
metic pupil, Blanche Sherman.
We note Erma dreaming. Wonder
what she Is thinking about; or II
1t a sign of a vacant mind
On account of bad weather moi
much track work Is Icing practiced
Don't forget to come to the Bo,
Social.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
Sophomore News

Our full NUM- er was present again
Monday after the vacation. All are
glad to get back and started into
their work In earnest.
School will be held on Saturday
: the remainder Of the year to make
up part of the time lost during the
storms.
:, Practice was begun Tuesday on
the high school chorus. Those who
were to enter were chosen and the
song selected. The contest will be
held in about three weeks.
Don't forget the box supper Fri
day evening. Everybody come. En-.
tertainment free Of charge.
A greater part Of the high school
students are turning out for track
prastice. The girls practiced last
Saturday afternoon and are putting
in all the extra time that can be
given to 1t.
We are glad to report that Ray.
mer won in both debates with Buck.
ingham. This gives Raymer the
league chapionship Of north east
Weld. The final debates for the
county will be held sometime In the
future. 1t is not yet known who
Raymer will have to compete against
or the date has not yet been set.
We are sure the debaters will stand
a very good show in the final, hav.
ing shown such excellent work In
those OF the league.
Several new classics have been
taken up in English III class.
The high school pupils In the Sen.
ior play have been practicing. This
shows that they intend, to give very
good play and in the best way.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
Church Of Christ

Bible School, 1000 A. N.
Morning Worship, 1900 A. NJ.
Young Peoples Meeting 1900 P. M.
Preaching Service, $500 P. NJ.
In addition to the regular services
next Lords Day. basket dinner is
to be enjoyed. Following the quar-
terly business in the afternoon, Rev.
Nelson Of Fort Morgan is to speak
at 800 p. m.
A genuine welcome to all.
William C. Melendy, Pastor,
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
AROUND AvALo DISTRICT

=
Mr.. Temte was home again last
week. He found the roads very bad.
Chris Wagner has finished sowing
his oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eaton, who
have been spending the winter In
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
SCHOOL NOTES
Junior Jim Jams

JUNIOR jim Jams
Emergency tries the souls Of men,
but 1t also rings to the top certain
good qualities that lie dormant in
ordinary easy times. When things
are going smoothly folks are apt to
forget about others. and give exclu-
sive attention to their own affairs,
Let some general calamity fall upon
the community and EVERYONE seems
willing to help all the rest to over
come as far as possible the efforts
Of the misfortune. It Is 30 in tie
Raymer vicinity last week with all
its mud. water and snow. The trans
portation facilities were thus handi.
capped. Everyone did not only think
about themselves but gave Others a
lift. Some did not think about this
but most of the~people did. Even
helping some to keep or getting ont
Of the mud was a good act. At the
present rate Of drying of roads,
Transportation will be in full swing
again soon.
Mr.. Kelly-"Lynn, what can you
tell me OF the North Pole:"
Lynn-"Tt's pole l6 feet high"
Mr.. Kelly" What abou: the eli
mate
Lynn-"The Eskimos climb It."
Consider the fish-if he didn't
open his mouth he wouldn't get
caught.
Work in track has again begun.
The girls have divided and, are work
ing in the sections they are best
fitted for. The boys as yet have not
divided much, but will expect to In
the near future.
Now, at last, the subjugation Of
the male is complete. The air Is
filled with dust and shrieks and a
loud humping as of carpets. Youth
or age matters not. Mild protest
is crushed by the hard fist Of woman
triumphant. The one time lord Of
the house is hurled from his fayo-
rite chair; his sons, his brothers
and his lordship himself drag their
aching limbs In slavish toll. the
means OF the enslaved rises from
every household in the land; an
guish is upon him. The feminist
movement? No. No, No! Spring
house cleaning Is here.
The Psychology class is now tax
ing notes and discussing things that
are needed mostly for those who In
tend to teach In the near future.
The Seniors are now at work with
the Senior Play. We are assured
that later we will be entertained
by them with good play.
John Vanek was absent from
school Tuesday.
School has again begun after the
snow storm and we hope nothing
else will interfere with the school
year.
The High School are now CON-
mencing their chorus which will
turn out to be Of great success. They
have a little over two weeks to get
II in.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-05
NEWS NOTES FROM sPURGM


Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Goolsby, Carl
Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burns and
Paul Wilfred, and Mr.. and. Mrs. M H
Peake and Betty visited J. r. Spur
gins Sunday.
VIM. Talbert and Newton Biggs
made business trip to Fort Morgan
Friday and returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schroeder visit =
ed at Curt Blodgetts Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clithers Of Kimball
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Elk
ington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wensky and
two sons spent the day at NJ. H..
Peakes Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bryant and
Chas. Manley went to Kimball Sun
day to haul out loads.
Mrs. Sarah Goolsby left Monday
for an extendedNvisit with her daugh-
ter at Dawson, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lehman have
moved back to their homestead.
Carl Kline was In New Raymer
last Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Rasmussen and fa::.'
lily and Mr.. and Mrs Johnson spe II
Sunday at H. A. Lehmans
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Simmons ,2cLt
the day Thursday at M. H. Peakes.
Dorothy, Elizabeth and Mona Bry.
ant spent Easter Sunday at r. N
Biggs.
(Last Week.
Mrs. Ellen Blaklesley is visiting
her daughter, Miss Wilma, at STAN
ley Wenskys this week.
Jas. Woody spent the day Friday
q, at John Schroeders.
Geo. Buess made a business trir
to Kimball last Saturday.
, Howard Semler called, at Stanley
Wenskys both Friday and SATURDAY.
nights.
Jim Grooves and family have NOV
ed from the Lee Reed place to theil
farm and Mr.. lines Of Dix has NOV
ed In the Reed place.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

: Sre6. Sonte (alte Sung
fer, gum Neffen): S6dne bid,
&uooli, iold elm idledltes 3cltgnis
gu bringer. gls id our S6uEc
ging, oa geborte if INNER 5n Den
auOolf: 9os fam ih sir nidt
glarben tporilm Bit 81 oenn onnli
iiben g~eblie6en?
DeutIid. N0ride fd6rt
ItqnOesgemdB per 9roidfe gum
8ferocrcnnen. Sc gcbt 5tDar lang
lam, aber man fommt bod i6lfeB-
lid on. M0ride be5ablt ben <t'
Ifer nno meint Damn gemiitli6:
r8iIien Sic, auf S6ren @aul mir.
Sc i) ni6t cine Mnrf wetten!"
- 3u ip6t. 8ater: @or benz
Baron ioGten iid) Sic iungen Wtd.
bells eigentlid in aft nebmen, Ser
lift ia 10 furdtbar in0isfretl
SoGter (eridrofen fir Ii9): um
&immelsmiuenl llnO oas erfnDre
Ii6 crit jeBt?!
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
Ser ipariume Sean Saul.

Sean Saul, au6 in ieiner Gif-
lung elm &ertreter Ser gllten alten
Belt, mar in ieiner 2ebensfii6rung
BON gr0Bter Spariamfeit. @ie iein
9iograpb Spa3ier er5dblt, adltete er
nift8 fir gering. 8ie er bon ie-
oem MenIben, aud Dem un6eOelt.
tenoiten, 51 lernen puBte, 10 lieB er
nidtS liegcn, mas er ollf Ser StraBc
fono. SeOes gin0faoenenoden
ie0er obgebro1ene &orfitopiel, ieoeS
@lasItiidden uim manoerten in
feline n2umpeniGad)tcl". nS6 bin
cod n~eugierig, ipo5l id oas nod
einmal brauden peroe", pflegte er
3a iagen, ipenn er etpas @egge-
loorfenes iorgiam aufbob. 9emer.
fungen, ginfdne, &eoensarten, Sic
er borte, i6rie6 er in bide 9ii6cr
aut obue 5l miiien5 Oh er iie je
p~prtperten niiroe. Iiemals Der
brannte er cinen Brief Oenn er
meinte, ooB in ieoem @eniAcnperf
oos @eIen feines GG0pfers unper-
gGngli6 meiter mirfe. rMun muB
rie Geele leben laiien" iagte er,
uoie fi6 geraOe in griefen am in
nieIten a%usiprift."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

- @ns @rfobrung. 8ad'
fii6 (5u ibrer jung Oerbeirateten
Greunoin): sag nal, 0eap, mo-
Der meiB mar eigentlid, mann Die
6littermoden gu @noe iinO2"
@eqp Geuf5eno): u@enn Der
Mann merit, ooB ons @iien onge-
brannt ODER berial5en it'll"
- Sn ser @erIegenbeit.
Sremoer: @ie f6nnen Sic li6
ltnterIteben, mein Sodtld SIT ge-
brau6en, meldes iA bier liegen
lieB?
Der @euangefommcne: @nt.
i6uloigen Sic, i6 oaGte, Oas &C.
borte gum Sotell
@ettes Sabrifat.
Wiein 9rltoer iii in elmer Speiie.
~fettfabrif beihaftiatl Wianbntal
bringt er bon Dem Set etmas nit
mad Sauic, 6as qebrauden mir
0ann gum Gtiefelid)mierenl
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

9eim @ort ~aeblie'
Ser NahlaB beines Snfels
par 3iemlib u~nbeoeutero."
.Sa, cine 9eohldiligfeit."
Ser bunQriae. gran l.
ttgom. gfa6bar5fo6in: Warltm
fommIt gu nidt nal 'riiber?
Gunnlt gu oeinen Srdutigam nidt
flint Minuten aaein laiien?
See, nit Ser 9e6rotenen Sans,
Die auf oem Slide itebt, nid]t!
arm in arm. Gr: Ser
Nr3t iagte, ib bdtte elm Settlers
Sic: lin Gottesmi1en, ma0t oas
aud feline SleGen in oeine neitc
@eite?
3eitgemaB. @ater:
Gobn, mas itu0ierit on 0as 9fedt?
Grit muBt Ou bod itl'Oieren Die
@etpalt!
gobn: @eiB i6, atno ieb' id
bod, itets fommt bic @etpalt Dor
Dem &edtel
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
MefnInt csn einer fIei.

&eolut. Sn ettier tlets
men frGnfii1en @emeinOe itelte elm
@emeinoerat ben 9lntraa, fir ieoen
oas 3eitIife ieanen0en 8iirger Ell
men Cara aus @emeinoemitteln BIT
Itencn. Ser &ntrog ging ieoof
nidt ourf. Nob Ger Abitimmtng
CAB er lqinem llnmut iiber Oas @r.
gebnis nit 0en 8orten aiisOruf:
,SSbr fennt obitinme, iobicl ibr
mout. s. qeb' net cher Stub. bis
'ie0er gu iei1em Sarg fitmmtl"
SIM Seiratsbnrenn.
@itwe: Sd m0dte mid germ pie-
ser refrigerator. @iiien Sic mir
einen &ot 3u geben2
So, einen 8etrieb1'at f0nnte ib
S1nen beriduffenl
Ser qemeinam me
Teino. @os iagit gu 3u Ser
@oti6en, sic ia Dem Na5i gegeben
babe?
Samos, 3ooerI, Sic mar mir ans
ser Geele gcbouen!
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

Ole, cute 6rennOin.
9raiit: Oh biit gewiB iiberral9t,
ooB meme &erlo6ung5an5ctge IN Der
3eitung itebt?
Sreltnoin; @ar nidt! Gs ltebt ia
bette 10 biel l%tnglnubli6cs IN Den
3eitun9enl
= 9ieoer. @nGoige: Sir Den
teuren Gpiegel, Sen sic mir 5erbrc'
den BADEN, ion id Sbnen rltr Dult'
Bert Marf m0dJentli6 ab5ieben? 9d
bitten sic bunoert Sabre notig, nm
i'm 3u be5ablenl
9ubfrou: ltno tpenn i'd tallleno
Sabre ooran be3oblen miibte, i9 bin
arm, ober ebrlid, gnGOige 6rnul
0ie pomo0iiiert
Soore. Mittagsgait: Gnoli6 ba-
be ids berausl
&ellnerin: (neuoierig): 8as boz
ben g berous?
Mittaosgait (ein Saar aus Der
Slppe 5iebeno): @ona9 Die Suppe
idmedt ~ na6 8omaoe!
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

Sid, ou Iiebcr Gottl
9(lio. 3rpei Monate iino sic i3oil
berbeiratet? 9tun, Oa lit ia Der erlte
&aui6 poriiber.
@os, ser critic? @ein 01ann bat
minoeitens iedS &auide ieitOem ge'
babtl
unter Spitbuben. Sebt
mill i6 mir crit nal cine Cigarette
0reben.
Oh fannIt 3iguretten orcben?
@arnm ion id oas ni6t f0nnen,
ih bob' oo6 idon 10 mondles Gin9
gerrebt!
ndr +. &ermonoter: gu ioatcIt eS be-
6cr3iger, oaB man feline 3o6ne ois-
fret Ito6ern iou unO ni9t 10 loltge.
Sdic6ermiqion1r: 9tun ia, ipenll
man feinen 3%a6nltoder bat aus 81
feubein uGo @ol0l
@lei6 uno gleif d. @e-
iAi6tslebrer: @el6er @errI6er aus
oieier 3eit lit Shncn beionoerS lpnl-
patbii6, Miiuer? %
Miiaer (gabneno): Otto Ser
6olilel
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

@enau befoIgt. 4ugult,
baben Sic nteiuen Wfann i'm a8ein-
frng" oufgeiudt uno ibm geiogt,
oob er ioelei6 beimfommen Ioa?
So, aber i6 bab's nidt ausri6tell
fonnen, Ser SEER 9fat mar gar ni1t
i'm u@einfru9~.
Soo?
Sd bab' mfrs bolt i6on geoa6t,
neil er in Der uSonne" gum SEN
tier 'ralSgei1aut batI
&orii6tig. g.: st
lang mir aaeine maren, bab' i'd
ibm cine tiihtige Sbrfeige gege-
benz"
g.: u9on, fam nidts i6uoenl"
g.: vlnO Damn bob' idJ i'm bin.
ausgeipurfen!"
g.: ~Sit au6 redt!"
ST.: nSobal0 i6 i'm mie0er feb.
beiB' i6 i'm por onen 2euten einer
i6le6ten &erl!"
g.: yGas laB bleiben; MIR nidi
perionli9 meroen!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
@ie &ni@tin I'M 2nra iieG.

Sic 9ebenSertnnerungen bon Bro-
leIIor Martin Wano:, Die fiir5lid
unter Dem 3itel Gin oertti6er gGr6t
an Sole 0ifoIauS l.. BON GuB.
lanO" ans ieinem IoflaB berous-
gegc6cn nuroen. cr51blt iebr an
lhoulif iibcr Dos 3ltcIt, Dem Der
Gidter @uiGfiu gum Opfer fiel.
Brofeiior 0taHot, Der in B~ctersburg
Cieie ungliidlife g(ffdre miterlebte,
ibrei6t BON oieiem @reigris sic
o1Beroroentlihe Strenge Der, nit
Ser ser Gar bon Oa ob jeOcs 9uel
beitrofte. nWfan bate ibm ieinea
6eiten 1ro MISREPRESENTATION Sid
ter I'M 9lteQ erIdoiieu. @ui6ftn
mar lung, arm unO hGBlid mie Die
Nodt. Sein @elidlt bat INNER an
cinen 9obion erinnert. 9afiir be-
lab er mbeItritten 5mei S6dBc:
cine lpltnOerid0ne hinge 6rart uno
Iein 9i6tertalent. Ser Simmel
batte i'm ii6eroicS nit einem @ous-
freltnoe, cittem SoQ0n5er, %geiegnet.
Der SmIsfreirn0 madte Ser jungen
Satin sic Sur, uno 5tpdr o%ltffnl-
LEND gerug, I'M Die gan5e Stnot
oonon ipre6en 81 MAIDEN. Nur Der
Iidter ollein bate feinc I6nitn0
bonn 0ffentli6en @ebeimnis: bis in
Ieincn lie6cnten &immel 6inein mar
Oie &un6e 0apon nibt ~oe0rungeu
S[uein mtonnme 9riefe uno freun0-
lif) geiddftige Sdn6e 5ogen Den
8orbang pom Sen Nugen oes Yoeten
6ero6 Gr fling on, feline SrdlI
betpa6en un6 ansipionieren al lal-
fen. GineS Sages meiB er iie oaein
nit Sem @oudn0er uno tritt pl0blid)
in oos @emaA ieiner Satin. no er
oan Mattn, ben er Trcuno %aenannt,
fnieeno 5u ibren SiiBen finret 5roll
pon 8iti6fin inns Der @oldn0er fe-
q~reifen ouf Ser Gtene oie Gring-
li6feit ser @efabr uno Sen @ert
oes Mllqen6lids- Der @olldn0er iii
aufgeItonoen bat iif ieinem en-
p0rten Sreuno gendhert mo Iagtc
i6m gatt5 rltbig: n2ieter &uti6fin.
i6 babe 0eine SSral! chen Inn oiC
6ono ibrer %iiingeren Sdlweiter &C
beten." 5rau bon @lttidfin battl
oQcr0inds cine iiinQere ShmeItef
uno sic 6oie @elt niG bebnuptrn
0ieIe S6melter rnb ser SoGdnoer
5Gtten ii1 porber nielnais gelePcn
8os NOR 81 tun2 Ser quito
9oet mltBte iiN berlt6igen uno po
terIi6 6egen ul0 Ginmiaigung &c
ben. 9as junge 6raulein 1T fltrr
nod6er sic 6rau oes SoadnoerS
g%eporOen, uno 10 enoete Ser critic
Nft eines SpielS, 0a5 balls trauriQ
genug 5u mer0en bcItimmt war.
Sic @iferIud]t oe8 8oeten eripaftl
mie0er unO mis0er. Gr foroertt
ieinen &auSfrclln0 atf %iItolen UNI
balls nadbber itan0en lie iih I'M
Soal eineS entleqenen @ulies, sic
-QGnae eines 9iaor0s 5miiden iid,
sic t0olithe @nffe in ser Sano, ae,
qcniiber, Inn ouf 9ommanbo Die
@affen gIeid5eitig ntfeinanOer ob'
5nfcllerr 8uiffin bot nod
Swei tSoge in uniGgl;6en Shmer-
gen gelebt itno feline aincer IterbenH
ser @nooe ieines NonarGer
empfoblcr, sen er int 9eben nift
qeliebt nlo in ieiner freimiitigen
@coidtcn ipenig gei5ont bate"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

ous ge6per nufgcpidt lin 6rn ae.
lcic: Sic idmtIiGe %ldntS no Sic
in Den @arten ben is nifS unneridl'
ter ols mie @ieOs III pcan Se Ole.
les Sa6r nod ebbeS onncridter rcb-
Ie noble. Damn roppe &c oaes eralIS
unO oubu nclle Stoff plan5e. $40
lin plies REMIT"
@le i'd 0et 3etteI eeleie gebobt
fen, fin ih aud o6nmdGtia aepor.
Sc I'M fin neWig Ole 9i85ie gefoae;
pomit id oerbleipe Shine Sbrn lie
mcr
Y3iIipp Saucrompfer.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

3 er miBtrauif6c 8irt.
Sremoer: @os lit oelm los? @ornn
mcden sic mid? SITS oenn Ifon
iieben llbr?
@irt: Mec, crit pier, i6 poQt' MIR
nal nodi6au'n, OBJ Sic nod %
iino!
0ie &leinftdotcr @oS
fagen Sic, Sic &runncnItatlle ON
Staotplab befinoet iid olf elmer
9rebi6eibe!
Gatiirli6, meinen Sic, sic alti
Ser anoeren Settle laiien eS iid bic
ten, Bob ibnen oie Sungfran oaS
gauge Sabr Sen &iiden 5uwenoetl
9as ii ct. Slater Gu
Dem iid triimnlcnOen Sans: Nann,
mas lit Dir oenn?
: S9meiternen: @r fat cine le6en-
oige Siege pcrI6luft, uno oa Bob
id ibm einen 20ffel SnieftenpuIper
olS @egenmittel eingege6enl
Stilbliite. Sn Der 3eit
5es Snterre9nums lag oas &uoer
hes Staatsidiffes iamt Dem S6per.
te Ser @ere6tigfeit in Ser Gltmpel.
TANNER.
- @oSboft. rIddItens err
ifeincn meme geiammelten @e-
oidtel"
$50 BADEN Sic Sic eigentlif
iiberaa %geiammeltl"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
Gin 9nnOiger.

Syn ciner gde oe8 &urf8, bort,
mo sic Sedcnroie iib u6lbt, pa liet
ein 9aar unO i6aut trGulnenO gum
dr%obIcnoen N6enODimucl entpor.
Chen fdut cine Sternenidnnppe-
Ga nod cine. ltnO nod cine.
0@eld' Gin G0auipiel!" fliilterta
oos Srdulein.
.@dr6cnbait!" beitdti9tc Der
Ser.
@odnide, lpiepicl Sterne gibt eS
tpobl?"
Cine Miniaroe oicrbunOertnerw-
rn0nertn8ia @iaiondn n%eltnbunocrt-
ueununoneun3ig Ioltieno neAilblln-
0ertrnoIicbenunOncun5i9l"
9oS SrditIcin mltitert Den Sing
Iing nit cincm ldngcn Slid lfeltcr
@epun0erltng.
r@ittc, lit Sic 3abl 8lloerlal.
fig?4
rllnbeOinoti"
Limo mober miIicn sic 0as 10
gcnuit, Scrr 8odnide9"
oSe6r einfof, 6rGulein 2ies-
den: Seltte morgen ItunO in ser
3eitung, ooB cs eineinbalb 0fil-
Iiaroen Sterne gibt. Sea, uno orei
oobon fins ood chen runtergefal-
Ton T."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

81 10 ei 9ef9eiO. &id-
ter: @epor ib Sic percioigc, mill idy
Sic iiber Die 8eoeutung oes GlOes
belebren!
angeflogter: Midt nOtig, Serr
9licbtcr, ib mar ia oesfpegen id)or
cillmol eingeiperrtl
SIM SAla6terlaoen
.Nbcr M}cilter, oos Gleii6 red)t gut
wiegen."
.sclbituerItanolidy Sbncn mol
ib ia INNER - gcwogcn!"
Ser @anto.ffel9elo,
Der nerc Sausidliiiiel, Den i'd. mil
MAIDEN lieB, foItet ni6t tpeni9er nie
tollicno Marf!
limo 6oS perorieBt Gle? SD gabe
5meitauIenS Marf, penn i'd mir
einen Sonsi4liiiiel MAIDEN lalien
oiirftel !.
gef6ctoen. @dre ib bod
Gin 2iebling Der @0tter!
gl9. i'd wdre ia i6on nit elner
9icbcScrflGrung Ocs Scrrn Sebmantl
5%ufricOcn!
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
@6rlidfeit.

SSn einem Itorf beiu6ten aoffee'
6olts i'm Noroen gerlinS iitt an
cinem Sonntagnodmittag Elm 6ami'
lienpater nit Ieinem Gbetueib uno
Sen pier SproBlingen. Der 5ebnjob-
rige Sub mill plobli6 in einenl
W3oment, in Dem er ii6 un6eoba6tet
m6bnt, pom ben monnigfa6en auI
Sem Slid ~liegen0en 9eItedteilen
einen 26ffel tpegnebmen nno in lei
ner Soide peri6mirOen lolien. 9o
rarnt ibn perpeiienO Die Wfutter
gu: n2GBte set lieien, oerOummter
@engel. Sic 2offel f0nnen ie8dblt
iinol"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
Die @udt Der @cpO6n6cit.

.Sobcn sic idon gcbort? @e1er be-
ifGftigt einen GaOoueric Sehtnunt a.
9. in ieinem &ontor." ,
,Gi6t moglihl Sea, Der miro
lfhperli6 ieBboft tperOen auf Dem
&ontorbodl
IS = tparitm nibt? Wteper bat
i6m ia elm 8oor Stcigbiigel Oaran
unbringen latent"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

Ger Cen Hide. @ic
f5nnen Sic ins Sof6rdlibouS 9cben
itnG 10 bel gier trinfen, f0nnan
Sic nidt 81 Sauie 6leiben NM
tparten, Bis before Soften fommen2
So SOS net gIeidL no / fpart'2
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
Gut Bear il Toe

Gut be9riIn0ef. uSie
pollen ouber Sbrer Satin audi 81
re G6miegermama uno 8wei Sod-
ter nit ins 9oo nebmen2" -
nIun ia = g lit elm auipal6en!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

Sebertcufel. S6on
nadJ menigen @iulltcn gclang eS
Dem Sppnotiieur, otn 8atientcn in
cinen Of a / d1nliGen 3nitano 5u
oeriesen.
gu mortIi6 an &C.
foBt. SEER; Soeben babe id ci-
neit ticfcn @lid III Sbr SSnueres &C.
tulL 6rdnlein!
SrGillein (p~erlegcn): gd, als i6
pI0bIi6 10 furdt6ar gd6nen miBte?
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

Sic: nNun bdt gu ole ib0ne 5tuoe, pe9e On nod mir genralt no
CUR grinnernmg an Die ibonen Shinoen me BON Sir geben mouiet ooO
perfalf?"
or: uSa, nein aino, neil mir ooh reWt bao beiraten poaen - feiner
bufs iblimmcr ais Ser W2aler - II nB crit ieine Wrart fur fDnooes @elo
perfauPn, ebe er ie beiraten f"nn."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

ge ben i'd nit Die
2i55ic, mas meme
is, @rcdfeIt
gebn6t III babel bat
ie en- Bid Oor1)
6cuIter in Die
gepOrfe. aui
einntaI ipringt ie
auf, lduft in Die
.urrie ans 6eniter
nm indt: .IShtl
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
3ic Scufur.

3enIurs@ crteiInue fans bertt' itdtt.
Ser Seini fomnlt bcOriidt nad Sars
3eigt bts 3eniur Der 9iuttcr bin
Sic priift uno 5iebt Die Stirnc fraus
Sra, Su, tucun Ods Ser @atcr iicGt.
ga fannie mas erId6nt mel So6nl
SC mIBt ia Id,ecH %gciaulen5t baninl
Sic Notenl 5 is 0cr recne Sobnl
81 miietoipcI, nee gu idle6tl"
Sop madJt Der Seiu3 iiiBriducrlidJ,
.9'r 9cGrer fat opiper bod qcIaNt,
&c iueer'n nod pieI gu gut tr midi
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
WRrmrr SdDrribebrirt Nts
Ibtlipp 9dWerGmptrr.
2s3.

2s3.
0lcin Iicbcr Scrr HeOoftiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
NnsaaliGes.

Eante: Sd peiB nift, Grnit,
ser Sunge bat ben an5ug idon pie-
Der au8getpadien.
SO iiten6e Stimme aus
Dem Sintergruno: Sea, oo
foot Inn oo0 eenen ans 8adStltfl