davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-08-16
WYOMING OIL ROYALTY FROM
GOVERNMENT Is $1,000. 600

Wv nsItsN nAfNNI ID INV
Federal oil royalties accruing to
Wyoming for the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth, 1898 and to be distribut-
ed sometime in September, will
amount to about $4,000 900. ac-
cording to John M. Snyder. State
Treasurer. The royalties come to
the state by virtue of the Oil Land
Leasing Act which provides that
37% of the royalties go to the state
producing the oil.
State Treasurer Snyder has also
announced that the state gasoline
tax has brought in more than $4O.-
900 in the first three months OF
operation of the new law. The en-
tire amount Is to be turned owe to
the State Highway Department.
, 1923-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF WYOMING.
COUNTY OF CARBON.

IN DISTRICT COURT.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Lauderdale. deceased.
Notice for Publication of Time Ap-
pointed for Proving VIII, Etc.
To all persons interested in said
Estate: Notice is hereby given. that
Monday. the 20th day Of. August,
1923. at two o'clock p. M. OF said
, 1923-08-16
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF WYOMING. l.
County OF Carbon
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
MAGGIE STAFFORD,
Plaintiff,
VS..
EDWARD 8. STAFFORD,
Defendant.

Defendant.
To EDWARD 8. STAFFORD, q
non resident Of the State Of Wyom-
ing. whose last known address was
Omaha. Nebraska:
You are hereby notified that on
July II. 1928. Maggie Stafford be-
gan an action against you by filing
her Petition in the District Court
OF Carbon County. Wyoming. the
object and prayer Of said Petition
being for a divorce. and alleges in
substance that the defendant has
for more than one year neglected
to furnish the common n~ecessaries
Of life and has been guilty OF such
indiEnities to the plaintiff herein.
as to render her condition intoler-
able You are required to answer
said Petition on or before the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1923, or
tho allegations of said Petition will
be proven and a decree entered &C.
cordingly.
MAGGIE STAFFORD,
By:
A r. McMicken.
, 1923-08-16
GRADING ON MAPLE STREET

The work OF installing the cement
sidewalks and street crossings on
Maple street Is progressing rapidly.
One section OF cemen walk has
already been laid and the work of
grading is nearly completed as far
west as Eighth street.
The contractor intends to COM
plete the work at the earliest posi-
BILE date and is carrying on the work
as fast as possible.
, 1923-08-16
PIANO
At A BIG

A plano OF fine quality left on our
hands in public warehouse will be
sold at once. No reasonable offer
OF price and terms refused. Write
today for full Information to The
knight-Campbell Music Co.. Den
yer. Colorado.
, 1923-08-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter OF the
Estate of
WIN. S. BROWNLEE,

DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given hat letters
OF administration were on the 9th
day Of August. A. D., 1923. granted
to the undersigned in the above es-
tate. and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re-
CURED to exhibit them with neces-
sary vouchers for allowance to the
undersigned at law office of A. j.
Roster. Rawlins. Wyoming. within
six months after the date OF said
letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit from said estate,
and if said claims be not exhibited
within one year from date OF said
letters they will be forever barred.
Dated at Rawlins. Wyo., this 9th
day OF August, 1928.
CONSTANCE BROWNLEE,
Administrative.
A. J. Roster.
Attorney.
First publication August 10, 1923.
Third publication August 80, 1928.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
MISSOURI FARM RICH
IN GOLD AND SILVER
Number OF Leases Recently Sold
With Assay Of Metals Now
Being Made

EXETER, Mo, March 20. - A
number Of leases in southeastern
Missouri have been sold in last few
week as the result of the discovery
of gold, silver, copper and zinc on
the farm of G. S. johnson, near here.
About a year ago, while drilling a
well, a golden colored rock about ten
feet thick, and said to have been
rich in copper was found byworkmen.
Beneath this rock, it was stated, an
other of a greyish hue was found.
MinerologiSts examined it and found
it to contain silver johnson pulver-
lied the rock and from sixteen ounces
of ore extracted about an ounce of
metal
Gold also has been found in the
well, bat, according to Johnson, in
insufficient quantities to send it away
to be sheltered. 1t is planned, how
ever, to construct a large blast fur
mace and smelter here.
Johnson has leased the property
to company, and a shaft has been
lowered to a depth of 70 feet. As
says of the ore are being made by
the Government Bureau of Miners.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
B. w. KEY GTABBED

COLUMBUS, March %. - IN an
alteration at the Elks' club, on West
Eleventh street, B. w. Key was stab
bed by R. E. Kavanaugh. Both par
Elephants are we'll known citizens of
Columbus.
At the City hospital, where Mr..
Key was taken Immediately after the
affray attending physicians announc-
ed after examination that the mus
cles Of the left breast were cut and
that the wound was not serious.
1t is understood that there had
been bad feeling between the two
for sometime, which eliminated in
the fight last night.
Sergeant McPheely, assistant pro-
vost marshal and an Elk, was slight
ly cut on the hand while attempting
to separate the combatants,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
REVIVAL CONTINUES

WAHCROSS, March 29.-Revival
services at the Wesleyan Methodist
church viii continue throughout the
week, with Rev. w. w. McCord in
the pulpit. This noted evangelist has
attracted much attention and favor
able comment from the people who
have heard his preaching, while in
terest continues to grow in the meet
ing
Revival services at First Christian
church will also, contine through
Easter Sunday. Rev. Lewis preached
a great sermon last evening on the
subject, Gods Last Revelation Of
Himself to the World" based on the
text, God hath in these last days
spoken unto US in his Som from
Hebrews 1 :1-2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
ROME GAS CONCERN is
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

ROME, March 9.-Extensive
improvements, rebuilding, and rear
engagements are now under way at
the plant Of the Rome Municipal
Gas company which when completed
will make the Rome plant one of the
very best to be found in the South
in cities Of the size of Rome, ac-
cording to the statement Of S. F.
DeFrese, president of the company,
as explained to a representative of
the Tribune-Herald at the plant yes
terday.
Much of this work has already
been done, as more than five thou
sand dollars has already been spent,
and fifteen or twenty thousand dol
lars will have been spent before the
work is completed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
HARDWICK WILL REJECT
NEW PRISON REGULATIONS

ATLANTA, March 29.-That Gov.
Hardwick will never approve the new
rule adopted by the convention of
county commissioners and wardens
in convention here last Thursday, at
least in its present form, is the fore
east made yesterday by state authori-
ties close to the Governor.
The paper was submitted to Gov.
hardwick Saturday night upon his re-
turn to the city from Florida, and at
that time he positively declined to
approve it, but made the statement
that he will call for a conference with
the members of the state prison com
mission upon his return from New
York and Washington next Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29

clubs as hosts to the working forces
of the Savannah Board of Trade ex-
pansion drive. The Rotary will meet
on Thursday at 2:10 O'Clock, the XII
wants on Wednesday, the Lions on
Thursday and the Civitan on Friday
evening. At each meeting the presi-
dent Of the club will preside and the
reports Of the teams will constitute
the majority of the program. On Fri
day evening the Civilian Club will
hold their meeting at $3.50 o'clock
with the teams and this viii be a
Victory Supper" as it viii be the
wind-up day of the drive.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
MRS. THRIFT DIED SUDDENLY.

WAYCROSS, March 29.-Mrs. w.
H. Thrift, aged SO, who lived 6 miles
south of Waycross, died after a few
hours illness. The mother and an in
FAINT son will be buried at Piney
Grove churchyard.
Besides her husband Mrs. Thrift
leaves 8 children. Gussie, w H. Jr,
Ruth Tatum, Ralph Brantley, John
L. and Mary Elizabeth, also four
brothers, George, Mathew and Toom-
er Tatum, and five sisters, Mrs. E. B.
Bowling, Mrs. J. S. Wildes, Mrs.
John Wildes, Mrs. ]. NJ. Young and
Miss Fannie Tatum. She was a
daughter of George H. Tatum.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
GRIDIRON FISHERMEN
WILL INVADE SATILLA

MACON, March 29.-The Gridiron
Fishing club has already begun to
make preparations for its annual
fishing trip down on the Satilla riv-
er near Atkinson, Ga, beginning
May 8.
Officers of the club are: julius H.
Otto, president; c. E. Newton, vice
president; and ?. H. Watson, secre-
tary'and treasurer. c. N. Woodruff,
W. C. Turpin, Sr, c. E. Newton and
A. B. Subers are members of the gov
erning board julius H. Otto is Gus
todian. Of the bait farm, A. B.
Subers, assistant custodian, and H.
n. Mitchell has charge Of the com
misary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
OZBURN is ORDERED
BACK TO STATE FARM

SAVANNAH, March 29.-Judge
John E. Schwarz issued a bench war
rant this morning for W. R. Ozburn
Jr., for alleged violation of terms
of a parole. Ozburn has sus-
pended sentence imposed by Judge
Rourke on Dec. 18th, which he must
serve, 1t is said. lie will also be re-
quired to serve a sentence of five
months on the brown farm, which
sentence was imposed by Judge
Schwarz in police court some time
ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
TOBACCO UNFRAMED.

VALDOSTA, March 29.-Accord.
ing to information obtained from
various sections of Lowndes county
the recent cold did no damage to the
tobacco plants which had just been
transplanted: All of them were
large and hearty enough to with
nicely, with present indications that
the crop is getting a very satisfac-
stand the nip and they are growing
tory start.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
FAILED TO CRACK SAFE.

SAVANNAH, March %. After
would-be crackmen had employed an
axe, a hacksaw, hammer and large
monkey wrench in an effort to open
the safe at the Board of Education
office here, they APPARENTLY gave it up
as a bad Job. They succeeded only
in knocking off one of the combina-
ton dials The BURGLARS departed
without taking their tools along
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
IRA WILLIAMS VISITS
EXPERIMENT STATION

VALDOSTA, March 29.-Ira VIII
liams, general superintendent of the
Georgia experiment stations, was in
Valdosta Tuesday looking over the
work at the Lowndes county station
which is devoted largely to expert
ments regarding long staple cotton
and the boil weeviI fight. In company
with local director B. NJ. Gaddis Mr..
Williams has been going over the
farm which is located near Hahira
and mapping out the plants for the
boil weevil fight the coming season.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
FORM POULTRY ASSN.

ROME, March 29.-Today has
been fixed as the date for organizing
a poultry association in Floyd coun-
tv, under the direction Of County
Farm Agent Collins and Home Dem
onstration Agent Miss Burton and
the meeting will be held at the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce at
10 o'clock. All persons interested
in the raising of purebred poultry
are requested to attend the meet
ing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
ENGINEERS ARE BUSY
SURVEYING HIGHWAY

VALDOSTA, March 29.-Engi-
nners from the State Highway De-
partment are now busily engaged in
making the final survey for the paw
ing Of the National Highway north
from the river to the Cook county
line. The proper grade is being es-
tablished and the stakes set, and
wherever possible the kinks in the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29

road are being removed. This work
is being done preparatory to the
paving work winch viii complete The
Highway north and south through
Lowndes county. The county has
the bond money on deposit in the
bank for carrying out this project.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
AID CLUB WILL COOPERATE.

COLUMBUS, March 29.-The pro-
posal of the Columbus Advertising
Club to cooperate with the ministers
of the city in a Go to Church move
ment, was formally received this
at called meeting Of the
Minister'S Union, and the members
of the latter unanimously passed a
resolution favoring the idea.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
UNION PREACHING SERVICES

DUBLIN, March 29.-Tonight the
union preaching service will be held
at the First Christian church with
Rev. G. N. Rainey of Centenary
Methodist as preacher. This service
will be the second in the series of
preparation meetings that are being
held preliminary to the big revival
campaign that begins next Sunday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
GLEE CUE CuTs VALDosrA.

GLEE CLUE CUTS VALDO5TA
YALDOSTA, March 20. The
Wesleyan Glee club which was book
ed to be here on the 31st. has been
called off ON account of the annual
Junior and senior reception at the
Georgia State Woman's college on
that date.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-29
To ENTERTAIN WORKERS.

SAVANNAH, March 20 - Meet
ing of the civic clubs of Savannah
next week will be at the Young
Mems Christian Association, with
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

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babe ib citlen Y6orogrnpDcn, III
oen meme Grau cinige Sdse bIn'
eingciprodcn bat.
@S lit oodJ cine mun0erbare Gr'
fin0ungl 3aB man 10 Sic Stinmc
elmer 9lbpelenoen 6orcn fam!
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oenfaas, 0oB i5 Tie gum S6meigen
tringen fam, menn i'd mill!
@tnoItGe 2Ogif. =
goter: 8ribdcn, rper brin9t Oas
SlciiH?
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&otcr: llnO MGR maft Gill
SdloB?
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8ater: lln0 per ben Gid?
Trlbd,en: Ger &iidler.
@ater: tn0 mer madt Elm @ett?
SriB9en: Ser 9ettlcr!
Nus benz @eri6tSaaI.
@%oriibcnoer: Gie 6oben Den &ldgcr
erIl einen @iel gebeiBelA mo tnQS
hnral,f nanltcn Sic i'm 0aS gr6Btc
&omel arf @otteS @robooen!
3lt mas Ocnn ncllerOingS oieie
idpere 8etei6iglnQl
@ngeflagter: ga, iebn g, @crr
gntsridter, neil or Sr mir a'io9t
6ot, 6uB er lih nit Dem @iel I'M
m0gIi' fonnt' 3'frieoen geb'n!
&ergeBIid. = SEER: Sc,
Silngc, pie fommit ou ea3u. bier
3it ongeln? Oh mllBt bod IN Die
Gh1tle ge6en!
Sunge Gdldgt iif bor ben &opD:
9as iitsl Sd mrBte ood glei6,
id botte mas pergclien!
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

Sabnl gepuc. og9enH oil aiurer
nit mci6t." bat Tie 9ciagt, mas OH
for mid fnrie ioIit, Damn taft emal
nit ocn 8cOc9weiIcr, tiefnbS mas
Der for Icinc 6rou fault, Oas mill
id aud ben. So GA ben id eS ia
aeruibt IN ben gtotib pom ncr1me
tonne. SD fam S6ne iaoe, 10y
glci6c ole N1dcrci nit, aruipc. TOr
at 5eige. ooB iD fem idTldIer aar.
toifeI i'm, ben id Die Gij5ie oret
Suuncrt Go5lcr 9ctulue I'm ben sc.
la0t, ie JOLT iebt 10 Wcit 0ebu wie
ie mont I'M ga Bat mid Die Sijjie
en- aiB 9cwme, Oett ie oiumer 9raO
10 gut nud bdlt bebnlte t0nnr, no.
nit ib perblcipe SDne Sbrn liewer
9biItpp Saueramper
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
Sas @unSer.

Sd ging nit meinem Sreunoe 5u 3ipeit,
Gin Gidbaum Ipanlte Die Nelte mcit.
Mcin SreunO. Der fori9eno 6u 5oOen
lab,
ylicf pI0bIid erltaunt: n@aS lie0t Oenn
oa?"
lln0 lic9e, neben benz @1rten5nun
&ag cine &altanie, ~gIdu5eao ulO braun.
~S9." rief mein 6reun0, ais er ne 9cs
Iebn,
~8eI9 bobcs 8uuoer lit bier gelIebuI
Sieb, cine &altanie, man 9laubt e5
tnlIl1l,
&iegt ii1t6nr unter Dem Gi9en6aun.
Gin baum. Der 8elu0bnIi1 uur @ibeln
trdgt,
0at cine aoitanie bier ab9eIegt.
8ie reid al Munbern lit Die Natlr,
&ir piien e5 EIdJt, mir lplren es nni
GrI1cint iie uidJt iuic Elm Gi4tcrtrlu,
Sic Satanic inter Dem GibenDaum?"
Sd aber Dab feinc YRiene 6eluc9i;
Sd bate tic ndmlid bingc!eGr.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

= Gin Srof Il. gaucr Gin OCT
gcfiiatcn Sdruer): oSorner ipirO's
nidt oicl gcbcn; abcr bremen
miro'S idon, COS 3cug!"
= Il mfebrung. Gr: Seine
Goilcttc lit idrcdli0 cinfad!"
Sic: Limo 9ein Eor9cln eIn'
fad) idjrcdlidl"
9eiratSnnnonce. Sr'
6abcr zines Observation-Disclosures ludt
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6in8crn oOer ionitigcu @bnorm!ta'
ten 6euor5ugt.
goSbcit. r9cut lit mem
2cibidnciOer geitotbcn." =.
.8ic0cr elm SorOcrntnm peltl'
gerl"
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

&Ieine @erne6SIung q.
Mcbgerme,Ite tier Gu elmer Dllni9ulo
bonn 9anoe"): Sic miini1cn?"
81 bal6en 9ilometer &eber'
wuri6t."
Sein @eidmad d. ~@uS
iagen sic au unierem nelten Dent
nal, &err 8omperl?"
Aim beIten gcfdut mir Ser So
penfopf."
.@ieioa Ser lit oodj ntr Elm
nebcnidGIides Ornament"
oAber er ipeit's @alier aust"
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(1en 9roubm0roer, beIien &opf be-
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m%utigeno): rgtur aopf bod, mein
9iebcrl"
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rung. MoriBde: u&apo, tpaS
ion 2eitartifel2"
&apa: v9aS ian gut gebenoe Sir
tifel for Die 2eit!"
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mittIer. 6rGulein: SD ipiele
ali6 perfect &laoier!"
.S6n0et nidts, 6rdulein, i6o0et
nidts: 81 mir fommen olttb
Sdperb0rigel"
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

.@or6on, gnGoiges 6rdlllein
mein Same lit @eper; iinO mir
chamber nidt i'm uorigen Sabre II
Ser Sdrpei5 begegnet2"
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fonnt Dor, aber cine 9egegnlin.
oiirftc mo6l ousgeidloiIen iein, bc
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oou al Scr Gl6e mar"
oSn Sdanool gang redt =
Gb - ib meinte notiirli6 bie iad}-
IiiGe S9mei5."
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
rSeppl unO Iciu @untOffcl,"

SepplS Slebltn9slplel5ellg mar EN-
alter 0ll5panIoHel. Gardt 0urtte CT
lIad) Ser6enslult 5erren unO rclBen,
nlcluanO lpebrte iDn. @ines Cages
fam EN- fleineS WtaOd)en 81 YeIud.
Die lleDte Oen Sedel iOgleiA iebr
utO naBm regcn Anteil all oil ieInen
unterueDmungen. Als er nun al
leinem Yantolicl na9te, riet lie
pl0sll6: nSeppl, oas ut mein Ban
t%ofTel!"
Seppl mar ipra6los Dor @ntru
ltung, or biclt chen gIugenblif inne
unO lab iie at; Damn rupfte er often
tatiu meiter.
.Wtein $antofieI", rief oos fIeiuc
WidOgen mie0er.
p&rrrb,." ia8te Seppl nnO bib iit
feit.
nWiein %ontoffel", ia9te iie uno
oerlud)tc, i'm UeJ5unebmen. Seppi
fubr los, ia, er iWrie beinaDe uot
Gntriilhng; lie iette oas SpIeI fort,
Seppl 9ettet in ellen BaroGDsmua
Der 28ut ullO 5errlB oen Bantotiel
III buuoert tIeine JeBen. Gas fIernc
YtdoHen laute, oa lab Seppl EN-,
Dab oas gauge uur elm Spiel iuar.
CT traBte lid butter Den ODret itn0
lab betriibt auf ben falerfleinen
lleberreit ieines Eantoffels.
Mber an nddlten Gage bate er
einen onoeren alien SalItoifel aus
finoig gerna1t. 9as tleiue WtGOUen
lab am Gid unO las. Seppl iestt
liU gu ibren 6llBel uno nagte am
Bantoffel, Die Augen nu6 oOen &C.
orebt. sic nabm feline ytoti5 Don
ibm, er fmlrrte. sic rilbrIe liay
rti6t. Ga ItieBs ct einen beaen 8lafl
aus. gtun iab tie ibn oil. "Id),
rtef Tie, nou bait ia iNon pieOer Ell,
nen Y~antofiel!"
n&rrrb", ingtc 9eppl. Gas flcinc
MdoGen latte. ~S@ iol i'm Oti
pieoer meguebmen?" Seppl fIurr-
tie piitenoer. nNtein Y%ontotiel," riel
lie, Seppl fnlrrte, bette, iWrle, llnO
lie trieben oasielbe Spiel. Sepple &c
riet mie0er in 8ut, Dab ibm Der
S9arm bonn Wtaule flog, uno ons
feline WfdOden la1te iiber ben ndr-
ridden 9unO, Der lib init ioIder
&inecbuu9 drgerte, bis tie belize er.
lA0pft iporeu pom &ahen unO pom
Aergern.
nnO am ndc)iten Gage fam Seppl
mieoer init Dem Bantoffel, uno r
ale Sage, man6er Bantoifel mulBtt
ora1 glauben, Oenu Seppls 8ut
lteigerte lif tagtdglid.
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fleine Wtao6en reiite ab, nienlanJ
Grgerte ben armen Sumo. @r mar.
tete geouIoig, pie nur ein SunO
partet, lag in ieilem aorb, Den
&antofiel neben iib mo laulGte oul
leoen S9ritt i'm Sauie. SNlieBliH
lette er iih, Den @nntoffel i'm Wtaul.
Dor ole Cir uno iaB bis in Die gtadt
uto bis feline 9errln ibn bereinbolte
80 berglngen orei Gage. 9as flei-
lie WtaOd)en fam nitlt. Seppl muroe
miBmutig mo 9~rantig mie EN- &aub
tier itn0 flbr allen an Die Wa0en,
Die ibm 81 nabe farlen. Gur5un, er
fonnte oblle ieinen t1gliden Merger
nid)t leben. SdlieBlid. UNI Den DE
gcnituuO ieiner traurigen grinnerull-
gen los3uwerocn, fraB er Den Gan-
toffel balb auf, er mar graugriin
unO betam inn iebr idle1t.
Cine ISOLDE tpar CT lAwer franf.
N(bcr am a6tel Gage ar9erte ct Iid)
mieoer iiber Ben Safer, Der sic NadJ-
mittogSmil6 Uer5ebrte, er iprang aul
unO iubr nltf ben AbnungsloIen 81
Ser entleBte &ater entflob, uno
Seppl trnnf Ole Mtild nit Yebagen
aus.
r@ottlob", iagte Oie Serrin, ~er
lit ipicoer geiunb." llno 0amit fame
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elm @nOe.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
4ritif. .Serr Goftor, nj

&ritif. n&err 0oftor, tpi(
gefdat Sbnen Oenn meine llcber'
ieBllng aus Dem @ngliidcn?"
SD rate Sbnen: i6erieben Si(
Sen Goman mogli9it l6nea ins
@ngliide 3uriif!~
- mailer 90 ono 10 6. so
nun mar oas 9ilo gliidli9 fertig
cine Sub in Sel!.... @enn id
IpBt BLOB idnea einen Sdien fGn'
Be, Oer's fauft!"
. web! rSat Cir 6rduleiu
@rnn sic @abrbcit geiagt, ais Oh
iie nad) ibrcm 9llter iragteit2"
n@on5 9eb0rig!"
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

= Stimmt. = Mama Gum
fleinen GmiI): n@ornm mltBt Gil
oenn 0ds gr0bere Stiif SUDDEN 1o'
ben? Gem 8ruoer lit bod Der al.
tere, Dorum fommt's BOD Dem 5n!"
~rNein mir! Ser bat ifon 8ipel
Sabre ldnger &rben gegeiien, ipie
i6!""
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

Ger @ipfcI Scr Gle.
8r1nlcin (5um onoern):
nSit Ser Gidtcr, ser Gid pcrebrt,
wirfli6 70 eii1 eleoantcr W1ann?"
9os onoerc 6rdu!ein: %, i9
ioge Cir, elm icOer 9oa Gin 9erf'
MALI
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

@en0arm: @ie fommcn Sic
81 oieicm Sob? GoS Signolement
poBt bod gor nidt olti Sic? &ier
lteGt; 6igur untrriebt, unO Sic iitS
Ip~inocloiirr.
SRromer: Gtimmt Ifon, Serr
@adtmeelter, if fomme Ood) e6en
aus Worienbao!
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

8ioerfprud . ~Saben
Sic i6on geb6rt, Der SrofuriEt
Meper, bic rccbte &anO bonn 8an'
fier @uloenltein, lit NIT Sltnoert.
tauieno Marf ourG."
nrGa ideint alio Oas @elo bod
nidt in oie redte Sano gefommen
81 iein.""
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05
WGrnFr sd)reibFbriet nrs
3btlipp S~ancrGmpfrr.
g1ciu Iicber Scrr VI 'Oottiondr:-

OH HHlSLtM
Saus nero icgt
BON nifs all.
ucri6ter getobtt,
oils mie BON 4riB.
nleB. Sic SIOS
ben iitb iNOn ldn'
&c &ute uOn Srel.
lrntS aut1tnlddpt,
no ie all ed sped
te 0nbu, aWlDer
i'd fam SINE
iNon iest idJe,
DAB le iih in Oen
Sails idlnel0e. Yei
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

= Ser &rob. 9ripatier
(bem in elmer fleinen Staot iamt-
life @dpier elmer tleincn @aIie ge-
B0rer, als er iih in Der Sremoe
cinem &errn poriteat): uInton
Meier, @oiien6eliber!"
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

Sebertobolo. Der fre-
DIE Seiratsi1minoler tpurJe iblieB-
lid, gu orei Sabren 3udtbaus TO-
mie al fi"infidbrigcm gbcDerluit Der-
urteilt.
gofatipus. Gi6terlina:
vSrdlilein Sergmann bat iid) nit
mir berlobt."
9efannter: ngl6, bait On eS 10
gut peritanoen, ale Gcine @eOid)te
Dor ibr 5r berbcimli6en?"
9elebrnng. &unoe:
n&uf oie Soble bahen Sic aber
Ood1 biel 81 piel 3mcden gcnagelt."
Sdubmufer: o9itte icbr, ieoq
3mcde Eat ibren 3ped!"
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

G6lG6termciiter (5u Dem
Muler): Sccr'n sc nal, Mcclter,
if mcdyte uff mcine Sdaufeniteria-
louie ION biBfen not ienlalen ha-
ben, II paar Sd)infcn, @irif'te, ne
iarnicrte Sdiiiel = ma, sc miiien
Id)on, not man lo'n 0reBfoiemdloe
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

8eim 0orfbober. -
,NIitn noren sic 5ipei Serren 5it-
frieOen? gtidjt mabr, infer 9orT-
booer raIiert fomos uno 5iebt iebt
gut 8dbne?"
.vS@on, aber beriue6ieIt bat CT
inns beiOe.""
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

Strobmitmer@ 9Sor
gen Sic oofiir, W}inna, onB id
morgcn gum 6riibitiid ctruaS Salt,
res babe"
&06in: .giee = nee - Serr
Meper, wie ii6 Sbr @eidmud bod
oerdnocrt bot, felt Ole gna' 6ran
i'm Saoe it'll"
Washington Journal., 1923-01-05

2GnoIi9 = iittIid.-
y@os lit oenn, marum fommt's
oenn net rel Gum San3'n?"
y,&abt's unS ia net cflgngiert!"~
SO? Sam mir Gnf net i4on
oreimal p%fiffen2"