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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
MANY German Schools Close

Berlin-(A. P.)-Many German ed
ucationa1 institutions are closing be-
cause of the economic situation. 9th
ers are removing from the sites to
districts where living expenses are
much less.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
I. y 4 y j. i. X !. IL .ss i i. + !. !. =
|, Weather Forecast

j. Idaho-Rain or snow tonight
i and Wednesday; warmer tonight
j. in the southern portion.
4. Puget Sound Tonight and
j. Wednesday probably occasional :
+ rain.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
VALUE OF CROP
SHOWS INCREASE
TOTAL IN u. S. $500 yOO0, ,O0O-DUE
TO LARGE ACREAGE-MORE
WHEAT IN WORLD

ashington-Larger acre yields
and better prices generally of most
of the important farm crops of the
country, combined with an increase
of about 100000 acres in the aggre-
gate planted area, lifted the total val
ue of this years crop $872,S91, 900
above last year. Value of this years
crops was placed at $S,322, sos, 900 to-
day by the department of agriculture
in its final crop report of the year.
The values were based on the farm
price of the crops on December 1.
Corn is the nations most valuable
crop with a total value of $2,222, ,013,-
900. Cotton ranks second with an
aggregate value of $1,768, 1856, 900, the
value of the lint being $1,563, PAT 900
and of cottonseed $205, 5,538, 300.
Hay was the only other crop whose
value exceeded a billion dollars, its
total being $1,390,967 900.
All yields were larger this year
than last for corn, winter wheat, oats
barley, potatoes, tobacco, sugar beets
and peanuts. Smaller acre yields than
last year were reported for spring
wheat, rye, buckwheat, flaxseed, rice,
hay and cotton.
Hay production is about 6,800,000
tons less than last year but the value
Of the crop is about $50,000,000 above
last years on account of higher
prices.
World Wheat Increases
ottawa, Ont.-The worlds wheat
production, exclusive of Russia, was
to dominion officials today
)y the institute of agriculture at
Rome at 3,341, 100000 bushels. This
IS 351 100000 greater than the pre-
,eding year and 55S,000,000 in excess
If the five year average.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18
Ben E. Bush arrived at home yes

terday from Seattle, where he was in
a++erdance at the meeting of the
Western Forestry and Conservation
association.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-18

New OTK-TR. - 1S01UuS 0ppU-
sition has developed in the Presbyter-
ian church against the adoption of
the five articles of faith demanded
by the fundamentalists in their vic
tory over the modernists at the gen
eraI assembly last May, it is learned
at headquarters of the New York
Presbytery Ministers in all parts of
the country, it is said, are signing q
Evening star., 1923-09-21
Many New Patterns in
Fall NeckWear

Cut-Silk Ties sketched
are in stripes and the new
square and diamond fig
ures; vivid or subdued
color combinations.
The Pure Thread Silk
Knit Ties are in Jacquard
figures, cross stripes and
fancy weaves; and in the
appropriate colorings for
Fall.
Evening star., 1923-09-21

One day in August, about the middle
of the last glacial age, or somewhere
in the neighborhood of fifty thousand
years before Christ, a giant mammoth
wandered along the chilly banks of
the Beresovka river, in northeastern
Siberia, feasting sumptuously upon
the hardy vegetation that struggled
for existence in those bleak primeval
times.
Before the meal had been digested
however, the unfortunate beast STUN
bled head-long into a yawning ice
crevice and died. AS result. science
has determined to within two weeks
of the time of the year that primitive
tragedy was enacted. Through all
the dazzling span of centuries the
victim remained intact, from the hair
upon it's bbdy to the undigested din
'ner in it's stomach.
An 'Intr.guing" Exhibit.
Part of the hair, muscular tissue,
fat, blood and stomach contents of
what scientists have come to call
the Beresovka mammoth" represent
one of the most intriguing exhibits
in the National Museum here. They
occupy an important place in the de-
partment OF paleontology and form
one of the Jew unspoiled specimens of
prehistoric animal life.
The Beresovka mammoth lay bur-
led in its icy tomb through the CEN
turtles until nature began undoing
the. havoc she wrought ages ago,
Heat and erosion melted away the
ice until, few years ago, a party
of Russian explorers who were camp
ing along the Beresovka river hap
pened upon evidences that told them
the remains of an extinct brute were
Evening star., 1923-09-21
TELLS FORD CRISIS
NEEDS HIS HAND
Independent Progressive Chairman
Asks Interview on Nom
nation. t
By the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press,
OMAHA. September 21.--An inters
view with Henry Ford to determine
IL the Detroit manufacturer will ac-
cept nomination for the presidency
on the independent progressive ticket
in 1924 is being sought by Roy NJ
Harrop of Omaha, national chairman
of the party and president OF the
American Economic League, organ
lied here some time ago to run Mr.
Ford for President and to bring
about what it refers to as economic
stabilization of the United States.
In a letter mailed to Mr.. Ford, ask
ing for an interview at Dearborn
within the next two weeks regarding
his Candidacy and stand on public
questions from the viewpoint OF all
interests" Chairman Harron declared
that letters ard kilograms from prac-
ticaIly every state in the Union were
being received requesting permission
to circulate petitions to place his
name on the ballot of an independent
progressive ticket, but at the same
time were asking if he would accept
the nomina tion if it were offered him.
Referring to an interview with the
representative of a nationally known
magazine, in which Mr.. Ford was
quoted as saying that if a crisis e&-
listed in this country. he would con-
slider being a candidate, Mr.. Harrop
said:
"A crisis does exist in the United
States today, and there is a demand
for a man who can do things quickly
to save this nation from bankruptcy
and dissolution. There is no neces
Sity or legitimate excuse for the
drastic, destructive. cruel and GRIM
inal defation policy of the privately
owned federal reserve bank system,
which has so afflicted and cursed the
people of the United States since
1920. The CRYING need of the
hour and the demand of the people
IL that this federal reserve bank sys-
tom be taken out, of the hands of
this private money monopoly and be
permitted to function as an eX
system"
Evening star., 1923-09-21
BOY STAYS SISTER
AS TWO ARE AT PLAY
Fires Through Closed Door, Not
Knowing the Gun Was
Loaded.

SUWANEE, Ga, September 21-
Calling to his sister. Sallie Grace, eight,
10 look through the keyhole of the door
Ito the room in which she had locked
hersef while playing, Oscar Davis. ten.
Iulled the trigger of the shotgun which
he had placed against the door and in
stantly killed the girl. The boy thought
the gun was unloaded, he said
The children were playing in the
house while their mother, Mrs. A. c.
hathaway, was in the yard. Sallie Grace
locked herself in a room while Oscar
remained outside.
Look what | have for YOU" he call
Ted, placing the barrels of the gun at
: the keyhole. When Sally Grace COM
piled he pulled the trigger.
Evening star., 1923-09-21

nearby. Digging into the ice bank,
they came upon the mammoth.
Good State of Preservation.
It's remarkable state of preserVa-
tion was awe-inspiring. Some OF its
hair measured thirty inches, and even
the coarse strands that adorned its
stubby tail were intact. The skin
was so perfect that it was easily re-
moved and part of it was sent to
Washington and the other part TO the
Impericla Academy of Sciences in
Petrograd. The bones and tusks of
the mammoths, which lived during
the Pleistocene period. are common
to both Alaska and Siberia, but only
once before had such a well preserved
specimen been unearthed.
What was considered yet more re-
markabIe, however, was the presence
of the undigested grass and plant life
in the beasts stomach. Examina-
tion showed the vegetation to be ex-
actly the kind of grass and flowers
that grow in northeastern Siberia
today Botanists. however. were able
to determine that the mammoth died
about the middle of August because
they found among the mass several
partially masticated flowers that
bloom only at that time.
Evening star., 1923-09-21
These New Fall Suits
are Easier Fitting

The coats are more rOOmy,
the lapels wider and rolling.
Vests are square or pointed
at the bottom and may be
either double or singIe
breasted. Trousers are
wider and hang straight. All
these are new Fall Style fea-
lures.
Evening star., 1923-09-21

The man who does what he pleases
is seldonA pleased with what he does.
Evening star., 1923-09-21

Three-piece or four-piece
suits in great variety devel-
oped in fine serges, worsteds,
cheviOts and hannels. Reg.
ular, long, short and stout
sizes.
AT specialized price
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

9rudfebIer. 9ie 9a.
men botten es iid an poroernen gn-
oe oes Sdiffes ecmiitlif eemadt,
n1breno IiH ole Serren ON binteren
Derteilten.
8Defie un0 Broo.
8ie ent5iifeno Die berrlibe Sriib'
Iingsionne our1 Die 3uei0lein ladt,
mel9 foitlide 2lft i'm 8orfe, ipo ieBt
oos critic Grim Der Mutter Groe mic
ser @lan5 uno Sdrbe perleibt
Sa, ntO Die 81i1fe lino oit6 friI1
ongeltrihen!
8erfunnte @irfung.
Srau (bei elmer @ebirgspartie, Oa
ibr Monn oil elmer 9uele Iteben
bleibt): g(6o, on mo1lt Salt, peil
oid oieIes berrli6e friItollflorr
@aIIer gum Srinfcn einlaoetl
Molln (eine 6lai9e berbor5ie-
ben0); Neir, aber oarall. erinnertl
Gut 9eeignet. @eri6ts.
oiener (8n einem 0ideu Slcii6er'
meiiter): @as wouen Sic oenr
bier9
Sleii6ermeiiter: sd bin oof 8c-
IaItungs3euge!
OiSfretes. CONNER.
frii6lerin: Gin flarer 8ad, ben
Sic ga bel Dem @eb0fte baben, OBJ
mani oieieS 8oiier mobl ou6 trinfen
f%0nnte!?"
@irtin Cir ii6, oa Die Dame pieI
Mil6 trinft): n@enn Oh cine gb-
nllug bdtt'it, miepiel Oh idon bon
Dem Bad getrunfen boitl"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

mid ollf Sen @ca nnh ucin idluic-
tie Scim gemntt. Niles mar Der
i1loIie I'm ga ben i'd an oaS JrE-
brodene aitidcuwino0b 1eOcnft IN
lin sort einacitiege. @ie e 0at. no
grao Die 9id0cl aeidnitte Bat tric1t
jim id in mel 9iuDn ccidnicft IN
ben mid ins Vctt gelcgt. Oil
Ro6rs ben i1 Die Cobr gelndt I'm
ben nod mciu Grciier III bic
9nnni6 Oouor geitcat, bicfnbs BEL
sic 9i55ip, ga wciB mcr nie nit
mas b6ppcne fam. @cn, es IS
atprper nids mebr gc6dppcuO iii ifJ
fam Sbne iaec, id 6cn idon for
e LANCE 3cit nit 10 picI edieitc.
ment an in en- ein3ige Sag crlebt.
Sect fin idon mebr ME 6rpci 8ode
intuer in sic 9i55ie bat nod lit
c cin5igcs 8ort 6n mid gciproGe
I'm ole @uwe Onbt ie tricte, als
penn ie aus &riem gpmaht m6re,
otpper tpippt SriemL, wom;t ib Der,
6leipe Sbne Sbrn lieper
&btIipp Soueromper .
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

Mns Der S1ule. 2eb.
rer: Mir DaDen Dor lGngerer 3elt
einnol ooriiber geIprohen, Dab
9(1iaes nltr an ser 6erie p%eriuunobar
getueien iei. 6ron5, er3able mir,
mie oos ser Sage nod gefommen
lit.
Srolla (nad ldneerem @riibeln)
Gr iuiro m%abrideinlid in Dem q.
nem Strumpf al Der Sadie Elm God,
gcbobt babenl
- Mn9 e / u 90 iI0ernngs.
gruno. &ihter: Sn Sbrer Erltli-
fen6eit uno &aierei begingeit sic
Damn Die Mobeit, ben &lGeer nit ci.
ner g~eip0buliden Observation-Disclosures
olif BEN &opf 5n idlagen! @eber
Sic 6as 5u?
@ngeflogter: @ebuucn bab' id
ffon, Serr @eridtsbofl &6er ib bit
5ii beriidii6tigen, g mar fein &c.
n0bnlider &beinipeit, Ben ib sc.
trunfen bab', ionoern ne gon5 feint
Morfe!
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
9osboftc c.

@osboftc Grage. Ia
me: ~Gs lit ood toll, luas man IN
Der Sugeio fir t6ritte Sod)en
treibtl So tranfcn mir OILS Wood}ei
imncr ihiunr5en Gaiicc, I'm id)ol
81 t~ueroen!"
Scrr: ~Snt es oiA %getiitt?"
@rob. GcrpuIente Dame:
Fiber Sbr Saul iicbt ia idlredlid)
pcrbu1gcrt olts!"
Groidfrnfutider: ~Gcbcn Sie
u~nbcior9t Ooriiber, @oOantc, 6leild
friBl ct nidtI"
0Gmpfer. Satin Cited :
.Nuf Der Hromcnooc bat mid bellt
ein o%uffuaeno Biibidcr Serr oil9e'
l1helt."
@atte: rGrame Cid ocsboIb
nitt; cs gibt Srallcn, Die nod oiel
ipaBiger oitsieben ais gu"
81 It Morn
(beim Giien): n@ie fonmt cigent-
li6 0ieIes @artbaar in Die Snppe,
gmma?"
Sungc Srai: aN6, entiduloige,
emil, Mama bat gcfo6t!"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

= GroIt. o.: SoDiel lit geiuiB,
ser Simmel fam mir nidt entgeben.
g.: @ieio?
g.: No, IiebIt Ou, entmeOer id
lter6e Dor meiner Srait, oann bin
ih i'm Simmel, oOer meme Sran
Itirbt Dor mir, Damn bin i1 audi I'M
Simmel.
&ontoffeIbeIO. @erfdu-
fer: Sngen Sic MIR NAL, Serr
SefretGr. fpo5r faiifen Sic Oenn
eigentIid ieOen Gag Die pielen Mif'
fen? = So6en Sic ocnn gar 10
cine Men9e 2oubfroide?
Serr: Semen ein5igcn. G6er tpenn
meme 9(lte bon Miiden geito6en
miro, oarf i@ i%eOeSrnal cine 3igarre
roudenl
@ummIerpBtIoo
pbie. Gie Gduloen lino mein
cin3iges @Iiid lino meine ein5ige
Sreuoe. @enn id oieie nidt bdtte,
bdtte i6 gar nidtsl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

- 1ni1uI0 bonn 2nnoe.
Gin MGO6en pom 2anOe tontmt in
elmer Sto0t in cine &onOitorci unO
6eiteat cine Gaiie aafiee. Wiolt
bra6te i6r oicie, unO, mie es Site
lit, aud Elm @los @aiier babel. Sic
nuBte nidt reGt, mas oieics @Ias
iolte, idlieBlid a6er gitg ibr elm
2iht alf. Na6Orm tie Sen 9afiee ge-
tritnfen batte, Dui6 tie init Dem
@las @aiier Ole Gaiie aus.
= Il nner d d m t. Dame: gld)
bite, mein Serr, ifiiben sic mid
ood! 9ieIer Menib Derfolgt mid
Ifon felt elmer Gtitn0e.
SEER: s(d 10, ib sefaae SGnen
tpobl bc'ier?
GgoiItii6 Of. Nitn, SrieOu,
tooniit baIt gu Oenn 0einen Mom
geitern 5it ieilcm @e6urtStagc iiber,
roI6t?
@it meinem netten &leio unO
SUIT!
3uborfommeno @af-
fiid (am 8oitidalter): SIT pieaeidt
ELM poltlagertoer 9rief inter ~Mai-
enliebe" 0o2
Sunger 8olt6eamter: 8eooure.
ober fontte td Sbnen ni&t einen
i6reiben?
= Iu III erf M. Der fleine
aitrt lit BON ieiner DIANA SIT eiiem
oufmerfiamen, ortigen 8na6en ergo
gen mor0en.
@ls nun zines idonen Cages ser
@erihtspol3ieber in Ser elterliden
@obnltng eri6eint un0 blute sic.
gel, sic er nit Dem Munoe 6efeuf).
tet, oltf sic Mobel flebt, 6eeilt iid
&urt6en, linn @apas 9riefmarfen.
feltd3ter 81 brin9enl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
@rob. Sanger (5u feline.

@rob. Ganger eau ieinem
Sauswirt): SD muB Sic bitten,
mir einen nelien Sfen Iebcn 5u lai.
len. Ser meine fiel geltern obne
ieelide 8eranlaiiung ein.
Sauspirt: @as? 9bne @eranlai.
Jung? 9enfen sic bieaeidt, id bin
idmerborig unO bdtte niGt gcb0rt,
oaB sic geitern 5uei Stunoen lang
geiungen baben?
SIN SeirntSbnreau.
@eum ober MN bic Dame, oie Sic
mir oa 10 iparm e~mpfeblen, nah Der
Sod5eit al sic gutcn @igeni6aften
gar nibt belist?
9b, mir leilten pole @arantie fir
uniere @are. Sn 10 einem Safe
nebmen mir nnltanoslos oie Wiit-
Gift auriid!
- Gritafe. Solout (3lt ieiner
&odin): n@d, Iuguite, Define @lltt.
ipiirfte iueroen einen berflarenoen
Shimmer aitf mein gail5es 2e6en
nerfen!"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
9 Der g d meia.

rer: 0o5 BORT lit oie Sungfrau.
Gouriit: gLb - gon5 football -
MuB mirflid iagen: Sobere So6-
ter!
@eoenfIi6er @or8ug.
Sic: Inner Neffe Sugo fibrt bod
fir iein 4lter idon elm redt re9el-
mdBiges 2eben.
Or: Stimmt, <er punlpt mid TO-
gar regelmdBig am 3pan8i9itcn ie-
ocn Monnts AT!
8effim ltifde In
6aunng. 81: sic fino Der
gliidlidite Menfd auf Der 8elt, Sic
baben oles, mas gum Slide gebort.
g.: sic baben redt, nur in Ser
2iebe bin ih felt meiner Sugeno I'M
gliidlid).
81: @ieio2
g.: Weeine erIte @eliebte gine ins
&loiter, meme 5tueite ralibte mir
ser SOB, uno Die brittle - lit meine
Srau getuoroenl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

@i@t 10 fdIim m. SEER
(8u elmer Game, Die ii6 nit ibrer
Srelim0in ent8lpeit bat): Saben Sic
ii6 aud bdBliA genannt2
Game: NeirL oaS ni6t.
SEER: Damn tperoen Sie fi6 alt6
pie0er %periobnenl
8ermun0erIid . So
ter: nSiebit Oh, Der fleine Wann
BORT, oas lit Ser, mo oie 2ofomotioe
futl6iertI"
Sobn6en: % ~ oas tat audi
fein Melli6 glauben, Dab oas feline
Wannoerl 10 itarf pfeifen fann!"
Sa oannI 2ebrer (5n eli
mem Sdiilcr): @as, Sic molen
idon 10 ihnea itenograpbieren fon.
men Wie SIR Napa ipri6t?
S6iiler: Mercings! = Wfeill
SARA itottert namlid.
Gle 3eiten anoern
ltd. @attin; s[uf oieier 9anf bait
Oh mir uor 5ebn Sabren ben erlten
Sub gegcben damn!
@atte (grimmig): Stimmt -
uno geitern bat MIDI elm SdnBmann
crpiidt, ais i) oie @anf aaiammen-
aolten woute!
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

= l1nternebme 5. Game:
SD babe gefunoen, Dab Sic in les-
ter 3eit redt banfig gefommcn
iino.
8ettler: @iiien g, Maoam', id
mo6t' beiraten!
SorfaItid d. Stuocntin;
Sum- &err &rofeiior, mar id) fir Die
belltige Briiiung nidt gut porberei'
tet2
9rofeIior: @epiBl Srdulein
iparcn aliBerit iorgfdltig friliertl
Sur bibi1 oeutIid.
@atcr: Safobele, muBt aber aud,
oein lieb's &opferl maide.
Saf0ble: @as. @aterle2
@ater: Sd bob Dir g'iagt, ou
ionit sir aud's aopferl mai6e.
Safoble: @as, @aterle2
@ater: Simmel nod emol, oeii
oummene, bredige Sirnidaoel ioait
Sir ialber mai6e!
Saf0ble: Sa, @aterle!
unDerfroren. @ait Gum
&eaner, ga elm 8ettler iid nidt OBJ
tpeiien ldBt): 8erfen Sic oielen
fre1en &erl 0a binnus!
9ettler (no9 elmer @eile, On iid
niemano riibrt, gum @alD: Cine
IarIiee geoiening, mas?
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
@ite BON Sans BON @ilulu.

8iilop mar pegen ieiner idar-
fen 3rnge beriibmt mo berii6tigt,
ulo 5ablreid iin0 Die idorf9ei6lif.
fenen geiltreiden @tbe, oie man
bon ibm er3ablt. g(u6 Dds meiB
in ieinem Grinnerltngsbn6 Sc
idebenes : @eiAebenes" einige rteile
@perciis mit5utcilen. @ls cine
9lapierlpielerin i'm fragte, pie i'm
ibr Spiel gefaaen babe, ia9te er:
Sic iolten Mai6inenn1berin tpcr-
Sen, Srdulein. co regelm1Big tpie
Sic tritt nieman0 oas &eoal." Gin
anoermal tat er Ben bilii9en 4lls.
ipru0: r8eroi -? Ga bat Mas.
cagni in ieinem @orgdnger einen
pernid)tenoen Madfolger gefunoen!"
Sic beriibmte Sdngerin Sermine
SpieB, Die in @eloiaden iebr oeiiol
lin6 taftlos mar, perlo6te iiG init
cinem &e6tSnnpalt uno @ein3iid-
ter. Billion, Der i6r ihon INNER
nal ettpos am 3elge fliden poate,
aratulierte ibr b0fli6 nno benlerfte,
Dab ibr @rautigam ais uSlriit ia
9oGege bon ibm fei." limo tuenn
es einmal nit Der Suriiterei nidt
mebr gebe," ermioertc iie, noonn
bleibt ia INNER nod ser 8ein ii6.
rig" .saeroings," meinte 9ii.
lom Iie6ensioiiroig, oonnn meroen
sic ia aud rcid)lid @ele9enbeit ha-
ben, fiH nit Gtifettcfragen 81 be-
idJ6Ftigen." Spra6s uno iieB lie
jteEea.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
&aernenbofbIut e

&aernenbofblut
2ieber m0dte i6 einem @lefanten
Dos 5eoernreiBen lebren als Sbnen
oen 8araoei6ritt!
Ser M ii @ anoerer.
@oli5iit: Sea, flott, flottl gorwartsI
Se9tbruoer: Sic ba6en gut re.
Sen - if babe mid ben ian5en Gag
jeltanoen pie Siel
SIN 8iIoe gebIieber.
Cutter Stu0ent: @as, ou fannIt
ni6t a1tsgeben, peil on feinen
lleber5ieber baIt2 - @as butt on
oenn NIT oeinem tparm gcfiitterten
God eenta6t2
3meiter Stu6ent: Mi1 mai
uarm gefiittert!
8oSbnft. Sunger Mann
(oer germ r%enommiert, gum
6reuno): g., geItern babe i6 cine
rei5enoe S6GferItltnoe berlebt.
Srcuno: llno tuer mar oenn 8
S6af?
9idt neugierig. Mit
mem lit oenn Sbre Srail @emablin
ourdee6rannt, Serr @raf?
SD meiB nidt = i6 fiimmerc
MIDI niht Inn Die angeIeeenbeiten
onoerer 2elttel
gine2Ide. 8ergfer: 9ie
Mpiatifer befommen fir b0dite Sill.
&c &obenpreiie; mir iolten fir tief-
lte Nbltiir5e Tiefenpreiie friegenl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

- 0ruffebler. 9ie Mn-
Iiffopeae gab ibr 9eItes. @s tuor
cine tpabre 9ait, a%u5ub0ren.
9einobe. 6rau q. CUR
6rau 81: @ifien g, sic brorden
iid1 ouf oie noble &ranfbeit Sbres
@anneS nifts ein8ubiIOen; Ser mel
nige bait iogar idon einmal balo
nad &arlsbaO miiiien -.
= Gas cute Ser5. 81: Soi-
len sic nirfli6 tuegen Dem Sungen,
MIR ipeil ct nod 0urIt bat, cine fri
fbe MaB fommen?
g.: Sreili6, mas mill mer benin
NADIA, ipenn mer a 8ata Is, Der fir
icine Ginoer q @era Bat!
= NobeI. Srau &ommer3ien-
rat: Morib, mir noIlen nlorgen mol
nad ser @emGloegalerie fabren.
&omnler5ienrat: @as fGGt Dir
eiit, no iperO' i6 beIil6en Die 60
leric!
Stud Elm @eifeein-
0rud. Sa, pie fiebt oenn SIR
SUIT aus?
9as iino &eiieeiaoriide bon mel
ner lebten Soitrl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
eas Ge6cimniS nnO bic GrlSinns

6rdulein 8etronelo, cit rei5enOes
WiG0el aus Berlin @., iolte bcira-
ten. ginen netten, eleganten, idmer.
rcid)en iungen Monu, cine 8artie.
8erlobt NOR lie i6on Elm Sabr init
ibm. glber IobolO Ser iltnge Wann,
leine @ltern oOer lire @lteru emit
MAIDEN polten uno bon Seirat ipru.
1erL fing oie feline Betroneuo nli
ju meinen. SD mill nod nift gci.
ratcnI" iagte iie. sd babe iolde
angIt
r9iebit Ou i'm bonn nidt?" frag-
ten oie @ltern btiorgt.
.aber ooh."
rO0er Iicbit on einen an0eren
ntebr2"
nI6er nein."
.@as bait 0a fit einen @r1tnO2"
o&nnn id niemnnO iogen."
Sic bate Elm @ebeimnis. limo
Icl6It ser Mntter gelang es niht
i6r 0as @ebeimnis gu entreiBen
Der 9rdutigam fam auf Die S6ee.
einen @ipdoanaIptifer gu &ate 5u
5ieben. Ser @ipdoanalptifer, "
iagte Ser treffliGe iunge Mam,
nmeiB our6 oa8 2a6printb Der
SeeIe Sdoen gu 8ieben, er I6ldst
imaginGre 9riiden iiber Die gbgriin-
Sc Ser BipdJe, iiber Die fem anoereT
binnegfommt un0 in pel6e oes
B%atientcn eigene @eoanfen uno
@iGensregllngen neriinfen, er emit
mideIt Sen unentrinn6aren ¬en
ser @elt, eliminiert oie Semmln-
gen, l0lt sic 9fGtiel, Die Der 9otient
ielbIt ni6t 5u ~entr0tieln permag
S6iden mir iie gum Bip1oanalpti-
fer in sic 9ebnnolung."
Man ididte iie gleid gu 3mei
Ser cine iagte, iic Ieioe al elmer
idrperen @ip6oie, uno es be6iirfe Ell
ner 5peimonatieen 8ebanolung in
leinem Sanotorium fir Mernen-
franfe. Ser onoere meinte, iie iei
llormdler als 0as ltormnllte Nfu0.
diem bonn 2an0e. CT batte teill
Sanatoriltm.
@etroncua bette oen 9ip6oanalp.
tifern oaS 8laue pom Simmel Der
untergelogen. Sbr @ebeimnis mar
0ieIes: Allf ser anmutigen &un-
Dung, nit ser Der S6erarm in sic
Sdulter iibergebt, trrg iie elm flei-
nes blautdtopiertes Ser8 qlicr
our6 einen 9lnfer, uno red)ts ltono
n8etroneQa" uno linfs ltano Otto"
uno oarunter 1920" un0 oariiber:
09(uf etpig oeinl" llno 0ie Sdto-
pierung itammte BON einem Seefa
0etten.
@s lit qepiB, oes @eniden Sailt
lit feline Gdiefertafel. Sic mlB Elm
~linbeidriebenes 9latt" iein. a6er
cs gi6t ia audi Mittel, Inn Die 6oie
S6rift pieoer altS5ltraoieren. pe-
troneaa lit iebt eliidli6e @befrall.
ltro Die fleine berbaridte meiBe
@orbe lit natiirlid) nidtS meiter, =
Itammt bon oanals Der, ais man
gegen 8oden geimpft wur0e. Nidt
Dabr?
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
9url

9ruOer (5im on0erlt, Scr Dor
Der !Sod5eit nit elmer iebr reiden
@ittue ItcbD: $50 on 10 enc CUTE
8ortie MAIDEN pirIt, oo f6nnteit oil
mir bod nit poar 9auieno ausbcl-
fen?l
8ru0er: Menn on @elo
braudIt, ga beirote MIR ielberl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10


nifs ntebr itulue-
RIG nlS Sbuc in
forge @orte Oos
Gno BON ilniere
8cne5rebi6en
5n riepobrte I'm
0ns is rdlnlih
fontnte, ipie 0ie
2i55ie, mas ineine
9llte is, )erbei
ia fotnntc Sd.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
nebertrnmpft

Mein gater bot ne Senne, ole
legt gierl
gd, oct is nod nod iar nii6t =
mein @oter bat me Gante, Die legt
&artcn!
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
GntidnIbisnns.

May, ou balt pieoer idmtlihe auf-
gaben falid eelolt, = pie fomint
oas?
GntiGuloigcn Sic, Serr 8rofeIior,
dber Der 6rau5el, ieocsmal, penn idJ
ben frog, iaat er mir fali6 porl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10
0Ftmtr 5areibebrtef Nrs
Ibiltpp 5aMerampfer.

200.
Oiein lieber $err &eoadtiondr
Washington Journal., 1923-08-10

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