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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
PLAN STATUE
OF BERNHARDT

PARIS, March ao.--Ths hhop girls.
workmsn and common people Of
France made pilgrimage today 10
the little shrine In Pcre La Chaisc.
whore their beloved Sarah Bernhard
lies buried
IN the chilly hours Of early dawn
the crowds on their various ways 10
work brought humble flowers 10
place on the tomb and 70 kueol there
and say a decade OF tho Rosary on
Good Friday for her soul.
Turnout tho morning hours tho 81
lent stream continued and at times
the crowd was no great tina, Il was
impossible 20 ret close 10 the tomb.
a movement has been started 10
raise funds for a statue In memory Of
the actress
Thousands Of francs already have
been subscribed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
Four Map Aviators
Are Reported Okeh

VANCOUVER Wash. March To-
Four army ayiaiors reported miss
ing" by officers Al Rockwell field.
Sen Diego. Cal. have been making
vancouver barracks flying field
their headquarters Tor several das.
according to The post adjutan, this
morning. Thr men have been
mapping the Columbia river between
Vancouver and Astoria. They wer.
20 leave for Camp Lewis. wash.
some iims this afternoon. according
TO Vancouver barracks officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
To Make Your Hair
Look Naturally Curly

II mlihdy OF tho straight. tank hair
VIII adopt tho simple silmorlns
method. shc viii have ms pretty wavy
tresscs al shc could wish 10 own.
Tho curiiness viii look so natural,
and tho hnlr 10 beautifully soft and
glossy. quito different from the
obviously artificial curls and tho
parched. dead appearance OF tho
hair produced by tho heated iron.
Liquid siimerino can Of course DO
obtained az any drug store and few
ounces will keep tho hair in curl for
many weeks. Being perfectly harm.
less and neither sticky nor greasy.
no one need have tho least hesltnncy
In using It. It Is best applied with
q clean tooth brush. drawing this
through tho hair from crown TO tip
lust before doing it up.--Advertiso.
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30

LONDON. March so-Four broth
srs. sons Of =. W. Brcmner. won all
the scholarships az the school they
attend The father Is n ianItor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30

The Beyond. Francis Rolt wheel.
or: Lothrop. Lee : shepard 90.
This Is fouraot play Of unusual
nature.
The flrsi Is a molodramatle act Ia
a modern apartment depicting a "tri.
angle episode where a married wom.
an l. discovered la company Of her
lover by her husband. returning from
trip,
The outcome or the ensuing dis
cussion Is that the lover himself un.
happily married. goes out promising
10 kin himself Tho wife enters her
bedroom ana 4 found "a Tow minutes
later hy tho husband. dead. Tho lat.
ter makes the tragedy complete by
killing himself.
Acts two. three and four occur
simultaneously in three other
worlds'-the lovers. tbs husbands
and the womans IN them remark,
able philosophy Is worked out
Ally Two Countries, Lady Ahtor
Doubleday Page a Co.
Nancy Antor CAME homie from
England 10 make a speech az the
request ot the League OF Women
Voters. and 10 visit her native state,
Virginia.
she stayed month aud made 40
speeches She talked about peace
and politics ana tho Engllah.sprak.
ms people. They packed every hall
she spoke IN, ana telerraphed Tor
moro.
In this book shc has chosen 20
includ, only nine delivered in the
East. In Chicago. Ia Canada. and
when she returned 20 Plymouth
II you have only n skctchy idrn
about her from press reports (ylr
ginia born int woman member Of
parliament. you viii find this fas.
chatting as personal document.
and IN a measure. stimulating 20
your own politics.
''Th. City OF PERL" Arthur
stFinger. Alfred A. Knopf
A mystery story IN which tho
action moves 40 fast that the end
Of each adventure n but the begin.
ming OF one SIN moro amazing.
What was ''riFa Hammer Of Cod
and what was tho menace 81 the
scrap % PAPER prcsscd into young
WoodFuffs hand that could turn a
rich idior into a man Of purpose and
actionf And who was the dark and
mysterious girl whose beauty seem,
cd out Of harmony with the Borsiid
surroundings IN which Woodruff
, found herr u starts IN a million.
aiFv's private car. goes 10 brokers
office. dusty secondhand hook.
store. Tic stock exchange on the
mornin. Of great hcbr drive. an
ugly housebcRt floating silently IN
the crime q tho Fast river nnd
enda with Wild and thrilling fight
on tho roof tops OF tbs waterfront
tsnemcnis-th. hiEhilghts OF a rvai
city OF peril.
/ The Oral study OF Literature. - ~.
Ecrnon Tasain. Alfred A. Knopf.
While intended primarily FOR use ~
a textbook by coller. students. this
voitlme should BE- % considerable In.
tereat and value 20 ths general reader
who II genuinely interested 10 the
worlds hes, literature II u nothing
more than compilation % excerpts.
but Il differs from ordinary an;hola-
gies in that the excerpts were ".
lsctsd not merely for their literary
quality. bu, as representative Of the
hes; thought. opinion. ard emotion
tho world has produced
The author and compiler arrives At
the somewhat startling conclusion
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
Among the NeW Books

The Beyond The Oral Study of Literature, My
Two Countries, Your Hidden Powers, The City
of Peril.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
'Toellner Will Be
School Candidate

August Toeilner. OF puwamIsh.
announced Friday that he win be n
candidate for the office Of school d.
rector IN the sprsng school elections.
Tosilner declares that he viii favor
tho community use OF schools. en-.
ploymeu, OF local product as teach
ers and the postal savings hank
thrift. plan.
The Chilkoot post., 1923-07-13

 SCHEDULE:
 Monday, July 18th SS "AAa.Rogers"
 
 Tuesday, July S.5. ."Jefferson"
 
 'Estebeth"
  Louise, July 15) aoNT" with glory, the Regulars returned l1th Provisional of 30 President visit July 10th" guests of the did themselves 
 the Presi lent at the dock parade following, led a)'
  followed Marines, Presidents then
  Federal 
 
 The the Capital City, poured
  the Ch11-
  of that the President  greatly ploe7ed with of
  Executive the hlon It great event. FAMILIES PICNIC SUNDAY:
The Chilkoot post., 1923-07-13

Capt .111 Hrs .a1sey wilt he the hosts dav ait LOO ?.I the officers an1 fa iii of tn of rain the party will journ to Capt .lsey qAar the festivities will take place at the Picnic r ound Point Irai1a
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Railroad

Inc AJG3ISIS& 4 . OF
of country is posst,
Farmers and busines
Transportation Act
The vigor of our na.ie
depends upon transport
railroads. To insure that :
tions Of the railroads arc
orderly and dependshlc II
ment has undertaken tor
following particulars:
I. AGovernmentCc Go
freight and passenger
2. AGovernment
what is a fair return"
erty used for transport
not guarantee any rt
3. AGovernmen,
the above value OF II
a. A Governm,
wages and works
pute between 70
5. AGovernme
whether
and Dor
determined how
are to DC kept
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
ysr.sss's Y - = sxvs q 1; i';'ili~s,A'ss

ro.t 1s.lx CsieeeaA ye1apope -
p,tai has Esaailel Z - - =
new aaper has .nVt bseh Senreed -
y nut tjie f,r~s ,s~s. w'ni slpsar :eertly:
4 mall hand pres4 -has hssn donstee
20 the hospital by fts44e - -
,r,nt shop has been opsnt4 n the Rse
cross Headquarters. Pausots IN ne
bosnital who are printss. bx trsde
have volunteered to set the type and
make M Ind print the paper -ssd other
!, n-tl.nts ;ybu. have been newspaper
Gry,,prs, and advertising copy writers
ON, edit H.: Ii is believed this Is the
hrst prir, s,ppeto be run py te :pa'
tients in s,,y. nf the veterans hosp'a'.
and .muci. enthusiasm already - 'n"ni
tested In lie forthcoming iihAs' 'sso'
Of tile paper.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
REQ Gross 'sQRVEs At
MTEhl41laahI&, az Mll1
Ambuianess, Nurses and Physi eians On
Duty fer Flrst-Aia Wasrk.

ina. ses asd Sse': fos ok
fs.ced in the recent Intsrnk .,",s, Ar
.saisa 81 Louis whss avt Itlol;:s 80
pefed fdt-.. world. rspeokaDhiss. WITH
4 dafly attendance q 74oos to 10000
In the way Of spectators. and uterai
army Of flyers, mechanics, attendants,
laborers and the necessary personnel
Of such q gigantic undertaking, there
was real work to be done by the Heo
; CROSS.
A frst.ald station vas established on
the aeld under the direction Of one OF
!, the Field Directors of the Southwest.
arm Diyisiop of the Red Cross, and
.mhulsnces with nurses and physicians
!. we're on duty all day. A territory OF
i, i78 acre, had to be covered and amDu,
d iances had to be ready on instant eau
IN case Of an accident to the nyeis
'e % that real field service was nam
n. ta,ned with first-ald dressing statiot
:. and similar activities.
~ The canteen was under the direeuo.
~ Of the Women's Overseas League Of y
a. Iouis. and while the service OF IN
First.Ad station and Its personnei wa
bt- siyen free to the public, the cantee
'th CHARGED for its service and the none
dt- thus raised was ueed for the disable
y. members Of the league.
=. The st. Louis Chapter OF the Amer
~. Ia can Red Cross also furnished mot
cars and other transportation to of1i
ven the World War veterans from loc
de- hospitals 10 the field to witness q
riss flying.
=. Although the percentage Of accidel
'aea End other casualties was remarKat
10 small there were enough Of them
aos keen the Red Cross workers constah
...t busy for the entire week Of the me
ANU and to gain the thanks not only OF
noon individuals who were given attept
st to but Of the officials of the meet anu
this representatives Of the United s''
ut and other governments taking paf'
the contest.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
ARkANsANs EsrABLisH
CORRECT WEIGHT 6kCo"D

More than 1900 men. women anu
children had been weighed aud mens
ured for health at the Red Gross s's po".n
At the washington County fair .a, held u,
Fayetteville. Arkansas. Best reeSrn,, ea,rh,
for proper weight for nse and he height sn',
ware found between the ages OF ~ anu
30, and astonishinsly few were iou'i
to be over or under weight.
Washington County people maae q
remartsbie showing in the matter o,
health as indicated by weight nMu
measurement, according to experts
Who have looked over the recoras
Chi,dren between the ages OF . ana
were especially satisfactory IN theii
we,oht and measurement. All person
showing defects In weight were gisei
Information ~ how TO cor'ee'
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
She, dp. Sale

BY virtue Of . certain writ Of execution Issued
out Of the clerks ofies Of ths county court Of
Baca county aad state Of Colorado, and to me
directed. whereby am commanded TO make
the sum Of one hundred ninsty-sieht and 20
Tooth dollars .t0) and costs Of suit the
amount Of . certain Judgment recently OBJ
tainsd sxajnst J. A. Bishop In favor OF r. F.
Pattssson cut Of the lands. tsnsments, goods
and ehattsas d The said J. A. Bishop. have
Isvssd on the following described real estate.
to-wit:
All Of ths siehs. title and interest Of the
above named defendant In and 70 the south.
west quartse Of the northwest quarter tSWH
NW1<) Of section thres ~. according to the
original government survey thereof and known
~ Trses thirty sevsn (3D nf township thirty
three (ss) south Of range htty 80, west Of the
sixth principal meridian. under the more recent
government survey thereof. The northeast
quarter Of the southsa,t quarter 'NEk SEW
the south half oi the northeast quarter ts,s
HENl Of section nine ts). the south west quar-
tsr Of the northwest quarter (SWH NWNN Of
section ten tiol IN township thirty three tas)
south Of range dfV $50, west OF the sixth
principal meridian under the original Rovern-
mont survey thereof, and known under the
more rsosnt go~sramsut survey ~ Tract thirty
n'ss CsDl township thirty three ls'l south Of
range fifty tDnl west Of the sixth principal
usr1dian. situated In Baea county and state Of
Cosor.do.
Therefore. aceordipx to said command. I shall
sxposs for sale, st pubic auction. all the siGht
titIs and interest u the abovs NAMED j. A..
BSshnp in and to the above described property,
On Aonday the fourteenth day Of January. iael.
at 10 O'Clock q. M. at the east frnt door Of the
court house In Sprne6ssd. Rsea county. Colo
rsdo Dated At Springfield this sishth day Of
Dsesmbsr. lsaa.
a w. = ppnivsn,
nssssHA4 tsensl Dee. Il; 1isss.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
1ie r. -. s..

Am =. ~. ]nh-- ~A.se .esssp. III
~. -, a ~ essrk' a.d rsonee& $500
sr.,,,,. cole,ss>. In hssk ~ ~ paes y = -
...o,d. ~ sa,d eosMsy eAsvsssd - ~ pss"e
,,,,.,.. a. ssM county the foiiowfss 'e~S - ~
county to-wit' rw,.
Ths vest han Of the southwest quarter t"''
~ aVI.l Of ,sct'on fourteen t'fl ann tns
| no.4hs..s quarter tNEh1 and north ha" OF
, : .....t quarter I'M Of sEhl Of .-et'on ny
|. ~ rix, n ,,--.,.hip twenty nine taI soa.s'
nr.. sc,.y mine lysI wssr q the ''stn p''ns'
nal meridian in said Baea county,
t.,pios m acres. In trust to secure 'he ~.
| ~ ore u,ciripal note Of even dats :.
trust decd for $4,000. psya"'s 70 .ne ~.
Oscrsn ". Morris. m Apr'' ]. ''0H ~,
~. tbr,sof With interest thereon from ."'
dsts th.rof until ra'd. at ten per ~. ~;
,,,.r.et payable s-ni-snrusAy o" Ap''
l ~ ard octcber 1st In each year. - e~'os.
~, ~, in.sr.st coupons os even date heFe"'sn
A,a vtsyss. default hiss been made o. VI
| ..,d .,.rtor In ,siA Trust Deed In the peff"'
.nes of the eovnaants and eond't'ons '"p
No., h.r nv the terms Of said trust oeoo
..s.- ,o.vtt. The aid gysntor has faised % p'
-. ,,t.rs.t doe April ist 1913. s'2eo. y
} l......, A.. ocoobsr ist. Iaz5. $500. sno ~
2 taxts. .h. ,nd.,
. sdness represented hs said note nas n,so
! ..d public trustee notice and dsmaod m ~.
;. n, dee,.r,ns said dsfanit and s'' etans % c:c.
). n. vho,s debt reprsssntsd BY ssid note nc 'hs
y ~ the.eou to date Of sale due and psS.ose'
Is d.o.spd,us the sals q sah land o"ost
y M therefore. public notice is hereby s''
W that purru.nt 10 aid notice, election anc
4 ,,.nd. ard under and by viatue OIL ene eosn'
!. t,,.tsi In n, by said e-ass ds'i ana sno .A~
: Je,s, L. Homer. public trustee OF '.,a
!. .ounty, viii sell the shove deco isn1
~ ee.h. At public suction. TO- the eneN 1'e
IL n ~ ssss front door Of the county court NJ
ut Ia Springfield In the county Of Bsea ana i,
ey a. co,oraio, on Tuesday the 18th dav o.
ID an. A, D. 1874. at 10 o'clock In tn: iore'
he f,, the purpose oi paying said nets' 'n'sls
al. Of sale, taxss and the expenses OF
~. nd VIII give to ths purchaser tnsrs
gn ,.ruSeats Of puvchass thHrsfor - pfovso'o
~, ~ iAw. ,,.e
pse J0ss L, Homer.
ur. Pvtwc Tsustss 4 Bsoa counss' o"''
"a. ur.t oubNeaasoa Dso. itth- i0ss
III ..t fub,ieatsoa las i'th, 1854
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
s$Ir,, - s.s,:. 1ilf i,.s u
~ - =, y = !.
eIhlEs oAf ~ pslvQtk -
) g wnsLtpeee -eNspeA - !

. Babies e~oppt to nttls b Aag6s
. patts Of tho United etatss accord =
! ing to the followlngI report ~ Q =
), Rdd Cross public health nufsa,
; wlkch has baen prelsntsd - - =
) DNtctor Of Nurshag Norylce. q The =
! so,hhwcsteru nttislep! -. =
. Il was invited TO. Ssa ju1se at :
= 6nby show held n one q tAs =
; county fairs. ~ chairman wsat !
= with me and think We both set :
= the surpriss' Of orr HIVES .aa- =
. thing shall aSer;; 1oegst We !
= arrived at- nsea. Aftsf dinsG I
= we were tsksH - tAs tair 4
4 grounds, and eventually ia*rs- I
= duced. to an. elderly tantisman I
4 (probation officer) who1'dirScted 4
Z us to what was called y1esal
= Hall. Then we discovered that '
= our booth .sss, In an annex. We
: were invited int1-r EoSn. yshleh
:. was dusty Ind fnll q eodwees.
= had \. broken n 1iAdow. one lsag
= bench with i1 IeSp dtrsetsd sase
4 and west, an old .scsl6 With ths
= glass broken III, a. shppping bas-
4 ket about foot and q half long
4 which cnught eve-y baby In Dc
4 nape OF tho heck, and one day
= teddy beaf'blankst, That was The
+ equipment. for. the baby show. ]
= sent in hurry call 10 . dsctcrs
+ office for Sonic .sNssts, which
, helped a little. We weighed y
= children and uwffds1 rabboas.
Z and after looking through tAe
= catalogue. discovered that 200
= wasS4b he tle first priss fee tie
: babies. ~bile $1,000 WAS The Arst
+ prize. for the pigs"
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Ths Two :.
Consolidated December I. 1918
$. y, gonls., Editor and Owner
Eu,srsd At TIA SpriasaslS. Colorado Pssseaee
3econd Class Nattaf.
n ordo,s,x Ah,,ss Of address. -bs suts % CIV
b.t, the of1 Add, ,ssA aod tbs nsv.
Cata1rh Can Be Cured

Catarrh' is local disease. greatly
Influenced. by constitutional coodi-
tions. Il therefore requires eonstitu-
tionnt treatment. HALLS CATARRh
MEDICINE 10 taken Internally and
acts through the Blosd or the Mucous
Surfaces - the System. HALLS
CATARtaH eleEDEClNN deetsoya ths
founddtion Of the disdAAe.. eivea Sc
patient strength py impseVS9G ~ 4saas'
eral health and asatsts nAeusesfn de-.e.
its s.erk. a..
An:dfnasls1k -Gfrcuiars .ftsA =:
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toleeo. CHE.
.s-,..,,s-.vs- y ,s :, 4 s.s. !
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28

For Rent-1ee acres: all fenc-
I'd: 50 in cultivation. 50 acres
more to break. Fine wheat land
hut will raise anything or would
.eil. Located ! mile east OF Y.
+. school, 9 miles south of Villas.
= J. W. Rice,
80 Jennings. Okla
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Stationery Propo..l and Bid

Notes I. hereby given that the board Of county
eommisssoosrs Of Bsca. Colo, will receive bids
until noon on ths 10th day Of January. A. D.. 1874.
fos all books. stationery. records and other sup
pliss o. are ussd and furnished TO ofcers Of said
county.
Also all county printing for the year 1874. Said
supplies more fully described - follows:
County tfcasursr's and assessor's supplies sue h
q tag roll Of 800 pesss tax rsesipts or books and
o6dsV tiolk af6se sss.9s>.. !. ..s.....7 .usu- :,
Colorado legal blanks, letter heads envelopes
Sanfsst's- Watssman's, Collins, and Carter $
Amssissn court house ink. rubpsr banjs. pens.
lsttsr hlss sn.holders. lead pencils, typewriter
and aiding maehins paper. c,rb,n copy sheet.
bound and looss Leaf recoris. transfer bin isrs
1 etc.
All proposals to BE- sealed aud marked station
s0 Proposals and directed to Victor G. Baker
County clerk and Recorder. Springfield. Colo 4
Tbs right Is reserved I, rei,st any and
or to accept any part Of a. bid
balance thereof.
&, In Wit ,css Wheee--
! hand and affisr
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28

law. ]. jesse L. Honor. Public Trustee Of n
- ga county. will sell tho above described Ia
- '"hic auction. to the highest bi
-1'sor of the county co,
,ty of Baca q
,tae 3lst day
clock In I
said no
., and "
tifcste
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Great Player Piano Bargain

Will give q sacrifice price on
this high grade player piano
that just caipr into our posses
sion and low stored near
Springfield. Liberal terms to
reliable person.. Write quick for
price and full particulars to The
Denver Music Co..
c69 Denver, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Public Trusted. . Sale

Whereas, Homer l.. Johnson Wnose a1dN.-
Boise CITY. Oklahoaa. srantes BY his Trust
Deed, date 2sth of June. 1870 and rsoPrded
August 10TH 1870. in the once Of the clerk s,d
recorder Of Baca county. Colorado. In book Ion
at paes Zoo Of tha records Of said county, con-
veyed to the Public Trustee Of said County the
following land in said county. to-wit:
Lots l-2-3.4. the south half Of the northeast
Quarter and the south half Of the northwest
auartsr Of section in township 10 south Of
range q west o. the sixth p. NJ, in trust %
secure the payment Of one principal note Of
even date with said Trust Deed for si,soo.oo.
payable to the order of Gertrude Sedberry Cor
don. John A. Sedberry and B. d. Funk. on or
before yeArs after date with interest thereon
from date at the rate Of per cent per snnum
payable annually.
And Whereas default has been made by tho
said erautnr in said Trust Deed in the perform.
anee Of the covenants and conditions imposed
upon him by tho terms Of said trust decd in
this to-wit: That said Rrantor has failed to
pAv said principal note and has tlxos.
And whereas, the legal holder of the indebt-
Cd 1sss represented by said mt" h". 6lsd with
,.,A publIc Trustee notice and demand in writ
: sux' uscsasiax suu default and clectin9 to de-.
| claie the whole debt repI escnted by said note
and interest thereon to date of sale due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of said land
under said trust deed.
Now therefor. public notice is hereby given
that pursuant to said notIce. election and de-
mand. and undor and by virtue of the author.
ity vested in me by said Trust Ds,d and the
law. j. jesse L. Homer. Public Trustee Of said
ga county will sell tho above described land
i 'nhHc auction. to the highest bid
7'ror Of the county court
,ty of Baca and
i,,e 3ist day of
clock In the
said note.
9, and will
.iicate of
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

Ser @auptpunft. rSerr
1tppel, piel 81 l6iidtern, I'M benz
MaoGen ieiner @abl flipp unb flar
Sic SAitinlsfroge 81 Itelen, rid)tet
iid) Elm i1mldes SduS6en in eineln
8iQennorort elm, uro als aae5 sur
g(uInabme zines iun8en GbepaareS
iertig lit, l1Bt er iid) teIep6oniiG nit
ieiner Angetetetan oerbinoen. IS
entipinnt ii6 fol9enoes @eipro&:
oSinO Sic ielbit oa, Sruulein
8lum?"
nSo."
sd babe mir elm biibifes Sdts-
den in. @riinbof ~eingcrid]tat uno
mod)te nit Sbnen, ais meiner lieben
@ottin, 5uiammen BARN le5en. @ol,
len Sie?~
rSsa frcilid mil i'd"
.Surrn SdluB!~ !
salt! @ortcn Sic mnI: @er lit
oenn Oort2"
Weqebrte &oIIe. Gdau-
lpieIcrin: SEER 0ircftor, i'd bite
sic oringeno. mir Die Slplc Der
Wrafln 81 ubertraOen; lie iii mir oi.
reft oili Den 2eib geidlriebcn!"
Gireftor: y4lio Sbncn audi? Der
@lutor idcint ia lamtlide Gamen
meine8 Gniembles totoiplert 81 ba.
ben!"
8osbafter 3meifeI-
.Mit Den &in0eru bat mat icinen
Merger. Wiein Sobn baioroiert, uno
meme God)ter ihmdrmt mir iIr's
alapier.~
.uno weldlcs Spiel fitoen gni
oi9e 6rnu iGrcflider?"
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

-Wcim Seiratsuermttt.
Ter: Iermittler Gum ~San0tooteiD
sSoben sic ieI6er Scrmogen2"
oytein."
.Ginen gcruf2"
rgIiid niGt; a6cr i'd babe triftiget
@runO."
.glio iagen mir Grunobeliser."
-Iuh 0asnod ! &onte GU
l1Iio (5u geiud bel ibrer Derbeira'
teten glidte, iic6t ibrer t~3idbri1en
@robneffen rau6en): Sans. ld bin
enticetl @aS wiirOe Define DIANA
ioaen, ipeun iic iabe. oqB 0u 3iga'
retten roudit9l"
Sans: Sic piiroe id6n idimp-
fen; es limo Die ibri0en."
grfIdrt. 9Sbr SommiS bat
10 eintn bobniiden Bug Inn ben
Wuno!"
~Gu. ia; mir u%erfauten ia aud 5u
Spottpreiicn!"
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
9 aer3fraae. @as lit ell

5der5froge. @aS lit elm
6ouitbanoidub?
.aaB!ps
gun agloo@ uoo enr6lu!aa06 a!l
@as er gloubt. sd
CLAUDE, Der Miiaer wore ltrengsr
b~cltraft morocn fir oen .Giel", oen
or mir on ben aopi %gcporfen bot,
melln i'd nidt perbeiratet mar"
-@oreiIig. 8iirgcr (nab Der
extraordinarily: D9a nun
lit Der groBmdulige 8iigelmeper ood)
ourGgeralen! 0as miro i'm l6pcr
fronfen."
.Sa. Der mar ihon ot iiegesgetpib.
9cntcn Sic i'd: CT bat io8ar ieinen
3plrnOer iton nufbiigeIn lallcnl"
ar Gnfant terriGIe. Ser
.prdIumptipe" griutigan bat iei-
nem tlcincn Sdmager in ipc Sdofo.
looe mitgsbrodt. mSichit Gu. 5ris",
meint sic Sdmelter, ~mie gut Der
Nerr Mul!er it,"
pNein.~ cntgcgnct 5ris, ~er III
seliel!"
uuieio oenn?"
Sic Mama bat eteM aunt Eapo
geioot.. Ser Wiiiacr ii belize ols
gar F~ciney~!" triianpti-r. 8cis.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06

4ns einem 9iebe8.
bricf. .9icber GorIl Sd babe lid;
aeiite uergebli@ %2rruartet; 0%oifentIid)
mareit gu franz. Somme morgen
6eltimmt!"
0arum. S6uI5e: Set orei
Sobreu bat in unierer @emein0e fei-
uer mcbr tpegen Gie6itaDlS geicilen."
.Sa, Die 6oreaen iin0 10 gut pie
eaSgeltorben."
Ser .wibige GOe. 2uoe:
,Durnernetter, Oos iluB n @efiibl
iein, perln ion auto iiber einen meg
gcbt!"
GOc: Sab ih idon bunoertmuI
our6gema6t!"
2uOe: .9ieo' bod feiu 8ledl"
GOe: n8Ied? $50 id) oorigen gan.
gen CONNER i'm &dnalrobr inter Der
8erliner Gbauiiee Iogiert babel"