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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-08

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his arms and trying to
look unconcerned, you
have captured il fairly.
am at your mercy: be kind TO me"
Madame Roussillon and Jean, the
hunchback. hearing the racket of the
foils had come out to see and were
standing agape-
You ought to be ashamed. Alice"
said the dame in scolding approval Of
what she had done: girls do not
fence with gentlemen"
This girl does, said Alice
And with extreme disaster to this
gentleman" said Beverley, laughing
in a tone Of discontinue and resig-
nation.
"Ah, Mo'sieu,' there's nothing but
disaster where she goes" complained
Madame Rousslllon, she IS a de-
stroyer Of everything. Only yesterday
she dropped my pink bowl and broke
it. the only one I had.
And Just 10 think" said Beverley,
what would have been the condition
Of my heart had we been using rapiers
instead of Ieather-buttoned foils! She
would have spitted it through the very
center"
Like enough" replied the dame in
differently. She wouldn't vince,
either-not She
Alice ran into the house with the
folls and Beverley followed.
We must try it over again some
day soon" he said; I find that you
can show me a few points. Where did
you learn to fence so admirably? Is
Monsieur ROUssillon your master?''
Indeed he isn't" she quickly re-
piled. he IS but bUngling swords
uan. Ny master-but I am not at
liberty TO tell you who has taught
me the little I know
We'll, whoever he is 7 should be
Glad to have lessons from him
But you'll never get them"
'Why?"
Because"
a woman's ultimatum."
'As good as a man'sr' she bridled
prettily; and sometimes better-at
the foils for example. Vous-com-
prenez. nest &c pas2'
He laughed heartily.
YES. your point reaches me-" he
said. but sperat et in sasva victus
gladiatur arena, as the old Latin poet
wisely remarks" The quotation was
meant to tease her.
Yes, Montague translated that or
something in his book" she com
mented with prompt erudition. Il
understand it,
Beverley looked amazed
What do you know about Mon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-08
BY ALTMAN
BY AL POSEN

There was an awkward silence.
She had touched Renes vulnerable
spot; he was nothing if not a devout
Catholic, and his conscience rooted
itself in what good Father Beret had
taught him.
ITO Be COntinuedO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-08
TO Be COntinued0

The oceans depth at any point can
be ascertained now by echoes obtained
through the instruments used during
the war to locate submarines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-08
BEGIN HERE

BEGIN HEhE
CAPTAIN LEONARD HELM and
LIEUT. EIISZLUGH BEVERLEY were sent
from kassas5ia by
GEORGE ROGERS CLARK. an officer OF the
American army during the Revo4Jntlouary
ar, 20 take charge OF the military al
fairs OF Nllcennes on tie Wabash.
ALICE. the foster daughter oil
GASPARD ROCSSILLO\. learned that
LONG HAIR, a desperate Indian, was dis
pleased on seeing the new flag OF freedom
which she had placed over the block
hUus-
Alice and Beverly ind pleasure in each
other company ami IA friendly fencing
bout Alices proves more than a match Tor
Beverly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30

made special trips recently for the
purpose of supplying their needs,
and both say that they were able TO
purchase all the wood they, wanted.
One found a number of cutters who
refused TO sell in large quantities be-
cause they were expecting better
price later. Cutters everywhere were
demanding higher prices than they
asked month age.
Wool yard owners state that there
is small danger of any effort being
made on the part Of cutters 10 corner
the wood market and force the price
up by that means. 1t is generally
known that there is much greater
demand for wood iH the fall than at
other seasons of the year. Conse.
quently. the people who have wood
to sell demand better price.
San Antonio dealers purchase their
supply largely from general merchan-
disc stores in small towns to which
small producers sell their cuttings
Wood cannot be shipped profitably
more than 80 miles on account of
freight rates, but in practically every
direction there is an available supply
within shipping distance of this city.
The main difficulty to be overcome
is the lack of labor that is needed
to load the wood in the cars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30
WANT NAME CHANGED
Property Owners ON Avenue ID Want
IL Called North Alamo.

A petition from property owners
on Avenue ID, seeking TO have the
name of that street changed to North
Alamo, was presented to the city
commission Monday afternoon. May.
or Tobin directed that the petition
be read three times and indicated
that if no serious objection develops
it will be granted.
j. III. Savage. who presented the
petition, declared that all property
owners between Houston street and
Tenth had signed it and that virtual
ly all those between Tenth and its
terminus were in favor of the change.
The name Alamo, Mr.. Savage explain
ed. means more to San Antonians
than avenue D." Since Avenue e
already has been changed, Mr.. Say
age said, it would be confusing unless
Avenue ID is now changed.
An appropriation of SSi35 was
made for the October pay rolls. Mon
ey also was appropriated TO pay for
the resurfacing of Guenther street
between South Alamo and the San
Antonio river.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30
NO FUEL SHORTAGE
Lack of Wood Caused BY Farmers
Busy Picking Cotton.

San Antonio wood yards have found
it difficult to supply the demand for
wood since the beginning of the fall
season. but practically all of them
agree that there is no great danger
of Il fuel shortage. Most of the
farmers have been too busy in their
cotton fields and other crops to spend
time in cutting wood or hauling any
to market. and the large number of
orders that local people have made
since the first cool spell has taken
all the supply that the yards had on
hand.
One yard reports that it had to re-
fuse orders for week or ten days on
account of not having any wood in
stock, and Others state that they have
been unable to fill all their orders.
The shortage has not been due to any
remissneSs on the part of the wood
yards but through the failure of
parties from whom they bought to
deliver the wood that they had con-
tracted to supply.
Two dealers state that they have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30
Kelly Field Concert.

Louis Witt, bandmaster of the Kelly
Field band, has arranged the follow
ing program for the concert to be
given at Kelly Field at : o'clock Tues
day evening: March, "St. Julien,
by 4. w. Hughes; medley overture,
Santiago Flynn" by Theodore Morse
fox trot, Crying for YOU" Miller and
Cohn; review. ''Traumerei," by X.
Schumann; valse, 'Eternelle Folie,' "
by Y. X. Navare-Aga; Mexican home
sweet home. La Golondrina." by Ser
radell; coWique. ''The Musicians Cir
Gus" by DBL. Ferrazzi: march. ''The
Proclamation" by A. w. Hughes.
Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
graveyard, beautiful. well kept
burial park. Crockett 1GSS.-(Ad }
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30

they are turned on. One source is a
small generator in the wing operations
building, another source is the gener-
ator on the big flood light which will
be kept focused over the field during
night flying, and the third source is
the city current.
The reason for having three sources
is because in previous signaling for
night flying the city current was used
and at one time failed to function at
the critical moment Fortunately. how.
ever. no accident occurred us Il result.
Then the big flood light generator was
used, and ii also failed to furnish the
signal lights at n critical moment. No
accident resulted, however. With the
new lighting system the connections
are so fixed that two of the electricity
sources can fail and still there will
be one left. 1t is not probable that all
three sources will fail TO produce
current at the same time
The system will be used quite ex-
tensively during the month of No
vember, as the students of the Adj
vanced Flying School will be getting
in their night flying, n certain num-
Der of hours being required of each
one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30
NEW SIGNALS
FOR SHIPS IN
NIGHT FLYING
Red and Green Lights viii
Clear Kelly Field Air
Traffic.
ELIMINATE ACCIDENTS
Night Flying VIII Be Prac-
ticed During November
at Kelly Field.

4 new system of signaling for nigh;
flying has been worked out at Kelly
Field and will be put into use thu
week. The new system is said TO ID
fool proof" and will be an absolute
guard against ships colliding in the
air or when landing. All signaling will
be done with lights. the observers III
the ships using flash lights, and tine
ground signals being red and green
lights.
For night flying the area arounl
Kelly Field will be divided into four
sectors, north, east, south and west.
Four ships will be sent into the air,
each taking off at separate intervals.
Each ship will be assigned to one Of
the four sectors and each will have a
number. one. two. three or four. Eaci
pilot will keep his plane within the
sector assigned to him.
The ground signaling system is Op-
Grated from the wing operations office
and consists of five lights located OIL
top of hangar No. l.. There are four
red lights and one green light, all
plainly visible from both the air and
the ground. The green light, when
burning. will indicate that ship rs
preparing to land. and the number Ul
red lights burning at the same time
will indicate which ship is landing
one red light for ship No. 1 and two
red lights for ship No. ..
Land One at Time.
No two ships will be scheduled bacE
at the field at the same time. Wher
one returns the pilot will first f.,
over that part of the field that fall
within his assigned sector and his Oh
server will signal with flash lighr
the ships number, one flash for shil
No. l, two flashes for ship No. y. and
so forth. When the signal is caught OF
the ground, the green light on top OF
hangar No. II will be turned on, anC
also the number of red lights CORE
spending TO the number of the shil
ready to land. These lights will be
kept burning until the ship has land
ed and TAXED out of the way. Whef
the signal is flashed on Top of hangar
No. II that certain ship is prepar-
ing to land. the pilot of the ship wi.
know that the field is clear for him
Ships on the ground will know not T.
take off mt that time, and the Other
ships in the air will know not to com,
within a certain distance of the fieh
while the landing is being made.
The same system will be used fol
formation flying as for single ships
which will enable four formations t,
be in the air at the same time, tn;
same rules being observed.
Three Power Sources.
The ground signal lights will hav,
three different sources for their elec
tricity which will be a virtual guar
antec that they will burn at the tim;
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-30
A HALLOWEEN PARTY
Smith School TO Give Children An
nual Treat, Wednesday.

The annual Halloween party given
by the Smith School for the school
children, will be given Wednesday
afternoon, October 81. between and
6 o'clock at the school at Iowa and
South Gevers streets
There will be various entertain.
ments for the children.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
r d meren6er I'm

Grl d) merenoer IN :
Yoliseioireftor: rSdame
Did, &oiaI 2GBt did uon
.einem wilofremoen Nteniaen fiilien
= uno nod oaSu auf einem uerbo-
tenen @ege 80"
= 9urhf6nut. Gin @ei5.
balls, Der lib itarf erfdltet bat, trifit
ieinen &r5t nuf Der Strabe uno
sofft. elm 8ratisre3ept berauS5u.
ldlagen.
nGi, guten Gag, &err Goftor.
iagen Sic mir bod nal, mas mo.
den Sic eigentlid, wenn Sic liH
tart erfdltet baben?"
sd 6ulte!"
S6Iau. Ser YoitIefret1r
6at bod cine 10 itrenge 6rau, wie
bringt er ibr oenn bel, onb ct
atcn55 ins 0altbaus geben uia2"
80, inter ir9enO einem @orpano
l1Bt er fie CUR itrenaIten 3eit al
ocn G6alter fontlnell, uuo wenn
Damn rcd6t piel Qeute bort Iteben,
;agt er's i1r."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

&euIitif. SD iage
Sbncn, i) Fab cinen Sdlouipieler
g%cfannt, Der Die Natiirli6feit 10 lueit
trieb, oaB er in Gtbelo Die geS'
oemono pirflib erpiir9te."
nGas lit gar nidts, idl babe elren
gefonnt, Der CAB Den Nduber Vtoor
10 natiirIid, oob Dem Director nad
Ger @orlteaung INNER ettpaS Sc
feblt bot"
Sin tleiner untcr.
{6ieo. g.: D9u iieblt ia 10
5er6auen olis!"
%: So, meme 6rou bot mid
oeItern nit 9lumen bemorfenl"
81: n9aoon fonnlt Gu ood) rtldlt
10 ousieben?"
g.: ,SSSa, Der 8opf mar aber
audi nod babel"
@e9enoampf. Souspirt:
Che .oit ocn Wtietpertrag abl6lie-
zen, muB id sic oarauf aufmerf.
lam MAIDEN, onB in Der 8obnung
iiber Sbnen iebr piel &lopier geipielt
miro"
.af, oas mod1t nidts: @ir ba-
ben itGnoig 5pei Ndbmaidincn in
Sang, unO 8wiidenourd blai i@
Yoiaunel"
Stam ti4bosBeit t.
Serr 0iidmepcr: $50, ia, nod)ltcn
Monot feiern mir nniere lilberne
Soh5eit!"
SEA ia, Sbnen iiebt man Die Sa5'
re fpobl oil; nber BON Sbrer Sran
fam feiner %onrebmcrl, oaB lie id)on
ibr neutrality-suspicious. &egie'
rungsiu5il1um begeben fann."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

Gut gegeben. @r Coon
elmer langen &eiie 5uriidfebrenol:
8os bait on oenn Die gauge 3eit
iiber angefan9en? Gu bolt MID
getpiB iebr OermiBt?
sic. Md neinl Seoen Abeno
nabm ib einiee Oeiner 6urid9elal-
lenen &leioungsitiide unO ltreute tic
ouf Dem 6uBbooen lumber. Gann
oer6rannte i9 ein paor biaige 81.
oarren in oeinem Arbeits5immer,
itreute oie 9llfe iiber ben Smprna-
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
Haritaten. 6remoer (bri

Haritdten. 6rernoer (beI
Jeliftigung elmer 9crftirde) :
.@on5 5cionoere Sebensuiiroigfei-
ten ooer Norit1ten bat Die 3irde
Dobl nid)t 1uf5uiueiien?"
&iinitler: 30 ia, id) iperoc Sbnen
5ei9en, tpcs idj olcs ld)On i'm Slim
gelbcuteI %gefunoeu babel"
Til mungS 10 G 6 c |.
$err Q. (ouS Der 6remOe III Die
-Seimot 3uriidgetcbrt):: Dllno mas
lit aus Dem @oi1cnOo0cl, orm .Sdn'
iter yto3i getporoen2 8obl i'm @e.
f1ngnis, Mas2"
SD bite Sic, ser lit Gin rcihcr,
ongcitgcner Wiann geiporOcn!"
rMaS - ntein lieOer, alter
Sdulfrsuuo! "a INNS ~ i'm Do4
glcidl aufindenl
Cine quite Rntter.
.@os, Sic ais Wtnrn miilien oas
Neuge6orene 0ie Babe )tnd)t lumber.
traoell, ueun eS idrcltl 9onn
Oenn oa Gle 8ron i%iterbonpt idla-
feu?"
20, sic mintmt INNER elm s@Iaf-
wiIrer, ebe iie iidl nieSer!egt!"
= Nebbif . rGu, @ultdo, id
foot mir iett e 8ierol".
.0u? - 81, 10, gu fyofIt Grid
wobl pfunopciie?"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

...in oieGraufe. 8ud)-
batter gum Gontorgebilfen): SD
CLAUDE gar, Sic neinen!~
Scr @bef iogte mir ioeben, Dab
er mid auf Der Stele entlaiien
mirNe, penn er einen 9iimmeren
fanOe."
ndno oa flennen Sic? 9as iii
ooA il gut pie cine lebensldnglif,
Nnltelung!"
&eiIung. nMerfpiiroig:
Der Meper mar r. FIBER ltdnoi9
better, uno iest 1T feline Gtimme
FLAIR ME cine @lode."
~0ferfmii.oig2 Gar niht nerf-
wiirOig: 6riiher bat er ben gan5cn
Sag geIproden, mo ieBt lit er
perbeiratet!"
= 4us ted den il II.
ben. nBarum bat lid oenn Der
@leftrotehnifer Sd]ul5 mieoer id)el-
ben Iaiien2 gr mar ood erit Gin
babies Sabr p~erbeiratet?"
~9as mill i'd Sir iagen: gr
fonnte feline 6rau nidt geniigeno
iiolieren, 0a eiltltano cine Wpten.
O%erbinOung, uno ais er Dos merfte,
lat er flrd SdluB geuna6t."
Sronie Oes S6idoIs
.@ae Yitterfeiten oes &ebens ba5
id foIten miiiien uno nun iterbp
lh an Scr - 3uferfrantbeit!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

SIN Der @ewobn6eit
Sci elmer @uftion lit einem &errn
cine WricftniGe %9eIIo6len moroen.
Gr melOct has Ocm Aitftionar, Der
laut ausrrft:
nGs BAT ieuiuuo Der &prren bier
i'm Saol feline 9rieitaid)e berloren
CT tietet Dem 8ieOcrbringcr flint
Sig Wtarfl"
Cine Gimme: sd biete elm
uuOiiini3igl"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

SdredIi6. Soinfcf Our
6rait, ais er pom ar6t fonmntJ :
n25 @1oer bat mir Der Nr5t Der.
orOnet, nero ids iibarlcucn2l"
&Dpetbel. &ourilt: so
gen sic mel: SIT oieie Sdlln4t
tief2"
6ii6rer: % mel bis g 90
'nuttctfommeil, fonnel g no anal
Gobna 8eitonent mmitoBenl"
Stimmt don. Scr
Serl bat mid bel Dem Terfnuf lei.
nes @eld)Gfts oroeutlid ollge.
Idmiert, mo babel iogte er, es
mare cine mobre Wologrube."
.gtun ia, iein @olO bat CT ia
oorin %begrnbenl"
-8rd5iiieruno. @ltter;
.glbeno fir 9lbeno iBt er lid lott
bel uns; aber anbaltcn tut ct nid)t
INN iinierc Nnna; Der Menid lit mir
Elm MGtIel!~
Batter: nS1on mebr 6iiardtieI. "
0ie @erbung. ~geun,
6alt Oh bel WiiiuerS ongebolten?"
so; ober DER glte bat lid 5pei
Gage 8eoenf3eit ousgebeten."
.3tpei Gage - 0n fannlt gu bon
@liid iagen: ser Observation-Disclosures
Dat Iein Bureau fuegen &rallerfaaes
ldf orei Gage geidloiieit."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

llniberIegt. gureanAef
(3um aommis): Bas baben Ste
oenn 90 mieoer fir cine gielei be-
gangen - fragen Sic midi ood,
che sic cine Gummbeit madenl
8er sat reAt? 8iai:
Eu, tple nellrt man oaS bod, tuelln
ltd) amei ldieBen?
aorI: Soft, Menid, Guett no.
tiirlidl
@iai: llnlinn, Guett beiBt's,
tuenn bret lingenl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
Eief in @eoanfeM.

Eief in @eoanteM.
n@as baben mir fir umitdnoe beinl
nmoug gebabt. &err Yrofeilorl Gin
MoDelmogen fir oo5 Notweno.gi.e
uno Damn 1od) Elm SoCen fur Die
alten Sdad)teln -
so, fol Sinh oenn Sbre 90.
men niat in elmer Droidte &C.
fabren?"
ginen Augenblid. 50
me (einen @efliigellaOen betretcno,
in Dem nur elm fleineS Wfaodler
biuter Dem 2aoentiih itebt): sd
m0dte cine fette Sans foufen."
&inO. ~Ytelne 9Gnte fommi
gleih."
unbegreifIi&. Sc
ridtspoa5ieber: xYfdnonng fri,dlt
los; uno Sic iuolen Sbltbanole'
iein?l"
Gambler. Wiitter: sQeinC
Srau lit ood redt i%auber2"
~@einlid) iailbcr. Niitterl Wen'
lie nal in Obnrladt falen mill
Damn nildu iie oorbcr Stanb IN otl
@egeno, iuo iie nicoeriinten miro
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
Gos qeniig ct. Gin Eaar

Gas geuiigt. Gin Eaac-
l01rer 6ittci bcim 8oucrn nm Ar-
beIt. ySd6n", mcint Oieier, .Nu
funnlt @icr fir mid %cinlolnnlelit,
menn ib mid oraut o~crlaiien fam,
boB I'll ebrIi@ bit unh fcins
nirmIt."
ia fonnen Sie gang bcrubigt
iein," metnt iener, oih mar 20
Sabre @uiIeber in etner @oocal'.
ItnIt uao bab' nidt elm ein5iges
So0 gcnomneit!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

teppid, uno oafn mar mir eeraoe
10, ais mare mein lieber, fiber
Wfonn gu Souie.
Natn. S0dter6en (5ur
Mutter, Die @itpe iiD: Gage mai.
Mutti, baIt on meinen Bopa &C.
FAINT?
GrudfebIer. Ser 8a.
gen Ituno i6on Dor Der Sir, als
Der Serr 3forrer ooriiberfam, nno
10 luo ibn Der Bauer gum Ntiitiab-
rem elm.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

Die. no ms gett acIeat meroe ioh
gIahOcm lie MID Damn aria
frcuuOlid tcaritbt bate. hat OR
Meoesweiler gciogt: rGbil. i4
Bat gar nil gcocntt, 0aB 10 uiCl
Su6n1er III DID MIR; on meiBt bent
lit 1oitnad]t I'm pcnn OIL NIT ms
,caebrebte ui1it, Damn bit on nell.
foum" Scet m6dt idl mile, Oh
td Die Gutlurer @eidlidt rur &C.
tr1umt ben, oO0er Oh lh perflIf
wioer email ell Gicl ans MIDI ben
made loiie, nomit ih ucrbleiUe
Sine Sbrn Iicper
86tltpp Soueromper .
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

@ie0erni6t ga bat
tie ids 0od nit meiner geid)ieoe
men 6rau leldt: Die 9ing nirgenoa
nit bin, neil lie ME mos all5l5le
ben batte, uio Die iesiae bal
INNER maS!"
9rudfeblerfobol 5.
.ShlieBlid begab CT iid in Die
EebanOlung eines beriibmten Spc
5ialiIten nno id)on nod ncniget
&a9en mar er getueien."
AIles bergebenS. ~Sebi
Dab' id iogar Sinte in oas Saar.
Uudsmittel binetngeihiittet, Ole
Saore, Die gefomnlen linO, limo abet
ood mieoer rot gemorOcn!"
9art9eiotten. 9ote'
lier; n@as bot Der Sremoe &c,
Iagt, oIs sic ibm bic Mednulig
bradten
aeaner: Sold unperiddmte
8rciie ieien linn nod nid)t porge-
fommen; mir mdren cine gang ME-
6~ertrGd)tige &1uberbanoe!"
SotcIier: so! olio g'iAimpft
bat er nidt?"
Sin @eriebener. Glein
Scomig (au ibrem iiinoeren YrlI.
oer): r9arll 8lcid) fommlt Oh
beraus aus Der Speiiefam1ner
@enn 0fotaa Gid ermiidt, frlegIi
gu tiid)tige 3rii9el!"
.@d = idl naid)e 10 LANCE, Biz
mir ser Baud net tut, Damn baui
MIDI feiner."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

@os on iasit, Graulein bon Soit'
gclctt bot iid pieOer perlobt %
muB i6 mid ober oiesmoI NIT ocr
@ratuldtion tceilenl
9Sieio bceilen 2
8eil it, ols id ibr oas lcste
Wfol grotulierte, 3i ipot fam, oeI1l
oa iuor Die YerIobun9 bereits lpieoer
oufDcbobenl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
6 II trii # i. II a.

@ntrii It Sdwcrcr
Sunge: rGemeinbeit: MIDI be-
mcin'n iilbcrllen Serbaftrn1siuli-
l1itm in ciiernc aetten 81 legenl"
3meifeIbaftc celia
6rau Suber: ~ biiierl q
2ump lit or pobl INNER B'mcler,
Sbr perltorbencr Mann?~
Grau &nolS: nSo. ia i'd
glaubi' or lit in Der sou. mel
Seligerl"
NaD:fales MitteI
slr3t: Isle miiilen iid mebr in
Greicu bcDegen, Serr Wamperl,
oas Stllbenpoden befommt Shnel'
nid)t!"
Batient: Soil ~geideben! (3u ici-
ner SoG)ter): .@lie. Don morgcn
ob nimmIt Oh Geine 9eiangitunoel;
.pleocr auf!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

nnoanfbar. Sausfrau:
2nio sic tpouen uns Derlaiien. aa-
|tbi! Sabe id sic nidt INNER be-
Danoelt, ais seb0rten Sic our So
milie2
ao9in: Greili9 - uno oas lahe
ld mir ni1t lGnger mebr gefaaenl
@ntgegenfomme II D.
5reier: @iepiel befommt Sbrc
5r1uIein Eodter mtg
Yanfier: SaiBt e 6rag'l @ie.
bel puniden g Oenn2
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

Menolmm ierenOcr conn
toasi0ger: r@ci mir bleibt leocr
Bod unterm 6clter lie1enl"
ga = morim bnltcn sic ocrtl
ga nid)t tieicr2"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

NV W. ~
gang gemiitlit
in mel Yettrubm
IN ben meme
Ghlipperih uni.
gebdu0t un mel.
ne YoOrob an
meme 0iiB. Sn
0ront uou MD
ben id e 9ottel
Oute itebn ge.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

QIio, Sic miinI6en meine 3odter
5u beirotcn bite nebnlen Sic
Blab; Sic trinfen ooh Elm @las nit
mir?
0ei,1, oanfe. crit bas @clddit unO
Damn oaS Gergniioenl