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, 1923-05-29
Teddy Hayes to
Join Denspsey's
Training Squad

Los ANuHLEs. caiff.. Mny "a
Teddy Hayes. who had charge OF the
conditioning Of Jack Dempsey be-
fore his match with Georges Carpcn-
tier announccd hero he had becn ask
ed by DempeGy's manager. Jack
Kearns@to join tho champions train
Ing camp Mt orcat Fails. Montana.
whore no IN preparing for a bout
with Tom GIBBONS. 81 Paul chnren-
gar. Hayes said he would leave I'M
medately for Great Falls,
, 1923-05-29
ALL QUESTIONS REGARDING BIC
FIGHT ANSWERED FROM SHELBY
Preparations Being Made for Immense Crowd When
Dempsey and Gibbons Clash; All Phases Of
Fight Problem Are Being Handled.

Any local fight fans who are intending to be present at
the Dempsey-Carpentie fight at Shelby July a will find much
of interest in the information contained in a bulletin received
by the Casper office of the National Supply company this
morning.
The bulletin. which ansMers almost all the auestinns that
, 1923-05-29

COLUMBUS. O-C, Noel Work
man, Of Huntington. w, Va, former
quarter back Oh Ohio States football
team and u mhmbar Of the 1898 base
ball squad today wns awarded tho big
ten scholarship medal for combined
excellence in athletics and schoiar-
ship.
, 1923-05-29
Baseball Chatter

Bernie Ncis - EsAng ahzad IN stick
work and onco cho Superba pastimcr
finds tho raBx ho rs ~eert1tnfy q sweet
hitter.
UnicssAche wustcrn tuznS do bettrz
agztnst tho Ginzzts katcr on There win
DO NO stopping ho McGrw champ
iom 14s season.
By hitting nfeiy In zs consecutive
gzznss Pirate Charley Grimm has set
e rics season's mark for the big
lcnsuers to shoot at
fhs Fh1Hrs mo hitting a. haH MI
right Now n they could improve
their defensive play n bit Philadelphia
would nd longcr be the last name IN
tie National leaGuo standing
Connie Nfncks outfit h not = NH
non-doIiar team hut Il Is liable to
throw a terrible scnre into tho Hug
gins chm before tho close Of the sea
SON
, 1923-05-29

Pilot Kd Glease unjust b tfarN-
full that tho White Son failed In the
attempt To trade Eddie Collins. IN view
Of Eddie's great an-romd performance
THIS year.
, 1923-05-29
Today's Games

National League
Philadelphia At 6t- Louia
New York at Chicago
Boston ut Cincinnati u,
Amerdcnn Lnagua
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicaxu-
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
New York at washtnEfon-
, 1923-05-29

Each eoasou for several years e hzs
been said tznat Waltrr Johnssn b go
ing back, bot no stfI wins Ezmes for
fho dSenztsEs- So he ehouid fret
, 1923-05-29

Toledo, G.; st. Paul, 0.
Louisville. /; Kansas City. 8.
Columbus, 81 Minneapolis 3.
, 1923-05-29

Texas League.
Dallas. 4; Houston. 20.
Fort Worth. 10i Beaumont, 4.
Wichita Falls. Q; Galveston. 4,
shreveport, u San Antonio, D.
Evening star., 1923-11-01

the memory of Washington, the high
exemplar of our craft, but, better than.
temples made with hands, let us here
today rededicateg ourselves to those
lofty principles for which our dis
tinguished brother stood. Let us seek
to reproduce in our generation the
spirit of him whom all the world ac-
claims as one of the greatest figures
of all time. Let us preserve for our
children and our children's children
the institutions for which he labored
and for which his sword was un-
sheathed. Let US promote here in
America reverence for God, whose
hand we believe has guarded and pro-
tected us throughout our history. Let
US. with unchallenged devotion and
fidelity. promote that spirit Of broth
erhood that is the enduring basis of
all government, that promotes our
prosperity and secures to us the mer-
tied rewards of a just and righteous
Deace'
Evening star., 1923-11-01

welfare. AS grand master of Masons
in Virginia, I pronounce the corner
stone Of this, building true, trusty and
we'll laid. May the corn of nouish-
ment, the wine of refreshment and
the oil Of Joy and gIadness. and all
the other necessities of life abound
among all the people. May the bless
ing of God rest upon this work. May
the building here to be erected be
preserved throughout all ages.
Architect Introduced.
The grand marshal then introduced
the architect, saying: Most worship
full. / present to you the architect OF
this building. He is ready, with his
craftsmen, for the completion of this
work. and asks for the tools which
are proper for the undertaking"
The grand master delivered to the
architect the square. level. plumb,
trowel and plan of the building, sue
cessively, saying:
Sir, having thus, as grand master
of Masons, laid the corner stone of
Evening star., 1923-11-01

Union Of states. and may Freemasoniy
be a bond of friendship and brOtherly
love that shall endure through all
time"
The grand junior warden then
roured the oil of JOY and gladness
pour as symbol of peace and har-
mony. May their blessings abide with
us eternally; may brotherly love pre-
vail and every moral and social virtue
unite and cement US"
Invocation Delivered.
The grand master advanced In front
of all, and. extending his hands, made
the following invocation:
May the All-Bounteous Author or
Nature bless the inhabitants OF this
place with an abundance of the nec-
essaries, conveniences and comforts
of life; assist in the erection and com
pletion OF this building: protect the
workmen against every accident. ana
long preserve the structure from de-
cay; and grant to us all a supply OF
the corn of nourishment. the wine OF
refreshment and the oil OF JOY ana
gladness. Amen" ~,
Having full confidence In their ski
in the royal art of all who have as
sisted us in the honorable duty as
signed to this Grand Lodge or An
cient. Free and Accepted Masons; IL IL
remains with me to finish the work.
He then descended with the grand
senior deacon on his right and the
grand Junior deacon on his left, ano
gave three distinct knocks on the
stone, saying:
Tells Masonry's AIMS.
S Know all ye who hear me. we are
assembled in the broad light OF DAY
and proclaim ourselves Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, true to the laws or our
country. processing to fear God and
Evening star., 1923-11-01
Washington Shrine Corner Stone
Laid With Solemn, Masonic Rites
Tro,cel Used by First President at Capitol
Building Employed at Alexandria
Ceremony at Noon Today.

1t to the stone and reported it to be
square. The grand marshal thereupon
examined the foundation and report
ed II be true and trusty. and duly
laid"
Declares Stone Is True.
Declaring the stone to be true and
trusty. the grand master announced
that he would proceed with the conse-
Grafton by pouring upon it the corn of
nourfshment saying as he did so: "Th IS
corn distribute as symbol Of good i.
ness and plenty. May the blessings OF
bounteous heaven be showered upon
US and upon all patriotic undertak-
ings. and inspire the hearts of the
people with wisdom. virtue and graf
itude."
The grand senior warden then
poured upon the stone the wine of
refreshment, saying: This wine /
pour as a symbol of Joy and gladness.
May the Great Ruler of the Universe
bless and prosper our national, state
and city governments, preserve the
Evening star., 1923-11-01

to confer Dement'S upon mankind. We
have secrets concealed from the eyes
of the world. secrets that have never
been found out, but secrets that are
lawful and honorable, and not repug-
nant to the laws of God or man. They
were intrusted in peace and honor to
the Masons of ancient times, and have
been safely and faithfully transmitted
TO us, and 1t Is our duty to convey
them unimpaired to the latest pos
terity.
'The tenets of our profession are
brotherly love. relief and truth. We
inculcate the four cardinal virtues
temperance, fortitude, prudence and
Justice. If we had not practiced those
tenets and inculcated those virtues,
our institution would not have de-
scended to US through generation
arter generation, nor would II have
numbered among its members so many
pure and illustrious personages who
were and are always ready to partici-
pate in Its work and to promote it's
Evening star., 1923-11-01

.nis structure, now. deliver these i'm
plements of your profession into yo,Ir
nands; intrusting you with the super
,ntendence and direction of the work.
naving full confidence in your skill
anu capacity to conduct the same.
=, nIotner grand marshal, you will
inform the building authorifies thar
tne corner stone of this building has
nov -been laid with Masonic honors,
ana request them to descend with you,
examine our work, and. IL approved,
receive 1t from our hands"
ms was done. and the officer rep
Iesentlng the building authorities ap-
proached the grand master, accompa-
meg ny the grand marshal, and said:
most worshipful grand master. I
reCsive TINS work at your hands as
Evening star., 1923-11-01

tutions. We share with Washington
that love Of country that counts not
it's life dear unto itself
J. I'VE believe that America is des-
tined under God to play it's large and
statesmanlike part in healing the
wounds that today distract and re-
tard the progress of the world. We
seek not for ourselves alone the priv
ileges and blessings of our beloved
nation. but we believe in the integ-
rity and self-sufficiency of our form
of government and we will protect it
and all it's interests at any cost.
Let us, with pride and satisfac-
ton, rear our temple to perpetuate
Evening star., 1923-11-01

FoiIow the dictates of your con-
science and you'll never land in iail.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
WASHINGTON DECLARED
BEACON FOR MASONRY

CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Die Tnnftiunen Der menidltden
@lieccr.

Ser + mander bot Oen lei
men fir iid - manher Oage9en
oerliert i'm bel ieOer @elegenbeit
2cbrer uno gorgcieste baben Of
tiers Die Gu6t, i'm ms 3ltrcdt5n.
leben, waidtn i'm unS iogar bis.
mcilcn icbr GriiuOli6.
Sic @aore ba6en mir maud).
NAL 2lit uns alls5urarfen, BET so
tel. un0 0oftorrehnungen pflegcn
tie gu 9crge 3u itcben.
Ole Sbren ipibt man 5utuei-
len. Man bite fi6, oaB man it'd
nid)t ouS Sen iiber iie 5ieben lniie.
Ole Stirr, Iie 81 baben,
miro urs geu01nlid peroadt, bod
gilt eS fir topfer, iie ieinen @cg-
nern 3i bietcn.
Ole 4ugen, iie f0nnen Bit
sen, Ite6en uno 6unfen ipriiben.
@dnner mcrfen tie oft anf id0ne
Srauet mo umlgefebrt.
Ole &oe iol man nidt in al
les Itecfen, beiier lit es, un0ern eine
at Orebeu, am unnngencbmIter, Ell
ne 5ll erbalten.
Ser Mun0 nGiiert un8 bdlt-
fla. @roulamermeiIe miro CT unS
oft oerboten. PIN iideriten lit eS
imner, i'm 3t balten nit
ausnabme bei Grnmina.
0ie 3unge, BEL oeri6ieoener
Menl9en lpiB o0er i6arf %geraten,
uerbrennt man iid man6mal.
Gas @enif fam ms inter
ltmItGnoen Ourd ein ein3iges 8ort
ge6roden peroen.
Ole &ebIe lit Bel einigen
0eniden auSgepidt.
Ole 3GGne, aitf iie fiiblt man
6ei ieineu 8afannten germ Damn
un0 mann. Manfer bat arf 9aa-
re ouf ibnen.
Ser 9art, ouoern Inn i'm 81
geben ioa iebr porteil6aft fem.
9ie Sdnoe, BON ibnen p6iGt
gepobnlih cine Die ANDRE, nn0
5luar meiitens in ltniGrlo.
Die Singer. @em 1onge
genlaflt per0el, 10 i6reitct oie SIT
iti3 Elm.
Ger 9oumen. @orgeiebtc
oriiden i'm bispeilen i6ren Inter
ge6enen aufs @ltge.
0te 6erfen. Nn tie beftet
lid sic Boli5ei Sen @erbrederuL bic
iih Damn MIR ooour6 retten font
ncr, oaB iie idleunigit Seriengelo
6e5ablen.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

Sci 8robens. @ait:
n@as? 0ieie por5iigliden auIteri
IinO 10 biQig?~
@altgeber: uGntidllIoigen sic
nlr, meme Serrenl IS lit mir ia
Ielber GuBerit peinlid; ober lie toIten
oo6 nal niht mebrl"
Bur 8ori / d t. Bauer: IS
m0dte a Seftfloiter."
a%pot6efcr: v@u8 lit Oenn pal
Iiert?"
Bauer: .g}od mir - oie air6.
meib lit crit morgen."
9entlid. &otefpirt Gum
abreiienoen @oiD: SD bari oo6
boffen, OoB Sic mein Salts weiter
cmpfcblen meroen?"
Sci @e~legen6eit germ; ober sur
3eit babe id nidt einen ein5igen
So6feino."
goriidtig. SEER Gum
Gireftor elmer 56mierelt Sea ~
boren Sic mai, ein @amlet i'm
StalbmanteG lit mir ooG nod nift
oorgefommenl"
G;reftor: oGrIolibeu Sic nal,
ih fam oo6 Sen Mann nift in
Ieinem nogellleuen aoItiim auftreten
Ioiien in oieiem gcIegneten SbIt-
iabr!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

SUMPTION. Gin goncr
gum onocrn: sd 0enf', beim 8irgl
uirO's iest nal 5rcnncn. @elicrn
bat or aus Der Stoot a Sol5piepcn
(Sol5bobn) mitge6raft, miro mo6l
fiirs Teueripc6 r.9ieriaiieI iPin!"
quite Ooran 5reuno
Gum @irt): ~Gu ihcinlt Gid nidt
ionocrli1 o~uf5ureGcn penn Elm
@ait oos @ci6mer6cbtI p%erloigt."
@irt: ISM @cgcntcil. i'd bin
ouictihocrgniigt; ocun oieie 9ior1-
Ier idrri6en iif o%cn66nlid in ioldle
@ut 6inein, DAB iic Damn cine ganse
Serie bon S9oppcn binltnterItiir.
sent"
&ad c. 6rdulcin (beim Syit-
melier): y9nio ser Scrlobrnesrin9
i'll nnedlt adj, marte, 9itrihe,
9u mirIt Geiner Strafc nidt emit
geben 80. iebt 6eirnte i6 Gi6!~
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

- 8eoenfIi6e gIoge. =
n9as lit menigitens elm 8or5ug 0es
Ilters, oab man nit Sen Sabren &c,
ibeiter miro"
rslber Sic Iino Oob nod gana
iltng!"
- 0as fporiame sizes.
den. 2ebrer: n@aS, man lid iiber
@u9 drgern muB es lit garnidt
5u iogenI Sea, partet = morgen
faufe ih mir einen neuen &obr'
ItodI"
alein-9 ieS6en: u@6, &err Sch
rer, ieien Sic bod 10 gut, nno
i9enfen Sic mir Die &abattmar-
fenl"
- i6tiger @ef6dfts-
mann. gbemonn Gum Seirats-
permittler): n@ie geiagt, SEER
Maier: i6 lebe NIT Ser Jrau Die
i9 Sbrer 8ermittelung Deroanfe,
iebr gliidli6."
@ermittler: n9aes gang idon,
perebrter &err @olff; aber BET Den
geraOe3u glan3en0en 8artien, oie i'd
3%rtr5eit an Eager babe, Oiirfte cine
fleine S6eiOrng ni6t 10 gang bon
0er &nn0 Su meiien lein!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

9 Of II It er nngenDis +.
S6uIteriunge gum &aliierer eineS
ais flein ltro unbeoeuten0 befannten
@aQiaales): ngld, &err 9aliierpr,
cen &omplimcnt bon meinem Mee-
tier, I'M Sic modten inn ie ebcr
lie lieber Sbren San8iaal mitgeben,
er Min iiber'n 2eilten i6lagen.
0aB er etpos meiter miro"
- 81 bnungspoll Satin Ell.
mes 9romatifers: u@arum iufit
9lt 5t 9einem nel,en Stiide einen
&ompagnon?"
9ramatifer: nAd, i5 Bit Gidl
~. Gtelle gu Sid nal 10 mllttcr.
leelenauein otf Die 9ibne, menn tie
ringsum pfeifen!"
6tenoe &ritif.
@nIteaung iu9en0e S6ngerin lin
ser Meinltng, Dem Sperroireftor
cine gldnaenoe Strobe ibres &onnenS
gegeben SIT boben): u9tun> Serr Gi-
reftor2"
Director: .@m ~ sic Stimmlage
miiroe unieren @eoiiriniiien omar
entipreGen; i6 fiirhte a6er, Sic
miiroen nidt 9lab baben in unierem
- SouffleurfaItenl"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

S m @tfer. Gartenipieler
(miiteno 8u ieinem &artner): Sic
iino elm garl5 unreeaer Spieler, per.
lteben sic mid? @em i6 meine
3e6e be5oblen fonnte, miirOe i6 To-
fort aufboren!"
8erbIimt. .8eiuder Gu
Dem Sobn oes &ausberrn): Sea,
beute bats mobl 3eugniIie gege6en,
S~ans?.... 9as Itonbt ia bier io!"
&Ieiner Srrtum. Site
aofette (sum @ortrdtmaler): 80, i'd
bin ent5iidtl Sic baben mid mirflid
por5iigli6 %getroffenl"
Moler: uGaroon, ~gndoiges Strait
Iein, Sbr gilo bGngt ga %Oriibenl"
@eritGn6niSinnig. 81.
(oen Tbeater0ettel leienO): o8iiien
Sic bieaei6t, Inn mel6e 3eit oieies
Stiif ipielt?~
g.: ~ Sbeater fangt BEL uns I'M
mer Inn a6t l16r AMI"
Mrbeitseifer. /. Stein.
flopfer: 19u bait g'b0rt, grao bats
10 llhr g'i6lagen?~
.. Steinflopfer: 80 JEFF, i6 b6tt'
iett beinab mein Sammer no omal
aufgebobn."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
mmer aeri It re u t. Suna.

s ser It re t. Sung
berbeirotete 9tidte: gu glanblt
gornidt, Snfelden, tpie nett al6ert
5u mir lit. Seoen @unid lielt er
mir an ben Augen ab."
50, o ieit mann lit oenn Der
orn1e Meni6 tau6?"
giffig. 9(eItli6e8 6rdulein
(eingebil0et): Ser Serr 60riter
Greff lit Elm gu METER Menid, oft
iiebt er mid 10 eigen OH onf
ser StraBe berfolgt er mid nit iei-
mem groBen &unoe auf S6ritt nno
Sritt od, gmiliP, rpenn CT
einmal on6iiie j"
Sbre iiingere 6reunoin: ~llnbe'
ioret, er bot einetl Wfaulforb."
- 5 h. Ser fleine aarl
bot cine 8iene 9efangen, er itedt lie
in elm @laS. so, iebt IaIie ih
Sid ni1t cher berous, ols bis Gu
oas gauge @la5 bon Sonig gemadt
baltl~
- ga oIfol @elttter: uG6er
Srib, man rlitiAt bod nidt NIT BEN
StiefeIn ouf Dem Iarfett bernml"
Srib: rg(H, Mlttterden, ib 6ab'
ia Die olten on!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
@ie Sidte cntOcft lunrOc,

Ser 0cutiGe @6ilolop5 Sobom
Sottlieb Sidte, Ser emit orrd
ieine n&eoen an Sic oel4ide Nn.
ton" 6ie &aterIonosIiebe Ser Geut-
iheu pefte, mlir0e ols Sohn zines
@eberS, Ser mn nit &in0ern reid
geiegnet, fonit aber iebr arm mar,
i'm i16lii6en 9orfe &ommenalt o.
loren. Sn gang iungen Sa1ren
mllroe er bereits als @dnlejuii9e
6ei6dftigt. nno cine oprartige ga
tigfeit mar ibm ie5r ermuni6t
Sem iie geltqttete Inn, einiam auf
Sem 5eloe 5it berpeilen uno ieinen
@eomlfen n%a65ubGngelt. 0ie elm
5ige geiitige Mnregllng mllroe linn
mir 6urdl Ben &ir6enbeiu6, uno ca
icin @ebirn ionlt ourd nihts be
faItet !uar, baftete, mas er IN Der
STRIDE bernabm. unDertilgbar in
icinem @ehdhtnis 8enn er aus
ser Stride beimfanr, permo6te er,
Ser cttpo iieben Bis o6t Sabre alte,
obne ie0en Sdul6eiuch a%nfgeipaf-
icne &nabe, ieinen Gltern sic gall-
Sc @reoigt, gum Sell Dem Sinn
5llm Sell aber Dem 8orte nath, ber-
5uiagen. @ines CAGES fam nm
auf Ser 9urdreiie Elm SEER bon
Miltib our1 6as Corr uno ltieg i'm
Hfarrhaus ob. gs mar elm Cont
tag, ut0 ser Sremoe beoalerte, Die
Stride, Die eben becnoet mar, ner-
'Gltmt 3lt BADEN, bn er oie Brebigt
germ geb0rt BADEN miiroe. sic
fonnen sic leidt b0ren,~ meinte
man, Der @1nieiunae fam Tie ber-
iagen." Ser flcine 6idte wuroe
gebolt, ltno Ser odtjGbrige &nabe
ipra1 nit lauter Stimme ltno gu
tenn Mnsorltd geralt. mas Ser Bre-
bigger geiagt, oas 6crer oes @or-
trags belebte i'm uno Die Scorer
wqren ergriffen. &err BON Niltib
iuor erItaunt. or erfunoigte iid
nad Sen @erbdltniiien oes &naben,
oie Gltern puroen gebolt, uno Der
isrqmoe erbot ii6, fortan fir Die
Gr3ichung oes &leinen sl iorgen.
go fam er 5itndhIt gil eincm Pfar-
rer in Iieoerau Bel MeiBen III
8cniion.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

- aenner. Sun0er 9oftor:
sd babe Oie lteber5eugung, Die
&dlfte ltnierer @atienten %ueroanfen
mir elmer i6ledten Slide"
Nlter Ooftor: r9as itimmt, uno
oie onoere &6lfte peroanfen apir ser
gnten Slide"
Gerni d tenOe 9sttit.
9idterling: bgtun, wie gefoQen Sb'
men meine @eoidte?"
Geoafteltr: u@obItdtig lit pes
6euerS Maft.~
au II M NJ egcn 6rentoer
Gum G~orf6o0er): Sinh Sic i6mer'
b0rig?"
IS nein, Guer @nooenr"
SEA, eS i6eint mir bod, ais Oh
Sic Itatt uroIieren" ~iejleren"
oerItanoen bdttenl"
Ger bette 9eweis. Sic
baben alio nod niemals un9lilflidJ
geliebt?"
rMeir, ionit pGre id oo6 nidt
mebr leoig."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Miht ner M hr inert

Nidt ser @iibe merit.
Nidter: r@oS lit Sire 9eiGdfti-
gung oraltBen?"
Strol6: uMit Ser 0Rii6e merit,
Ser Gifter, bin ia Ood) meilt orin-
nenl"
@efGbr0etes 81 TENOR M
m e. @irt gu einem @ait, Ser nod
Dem giien am 9lopier iingt): ~9itt'
fd0n, iingen q lieber net. Gie
Seut' 0enfen am GnO, Oos lit bic
&abe!"
(por Dem Aifenfdfig): y@as id)altit
0u mid 10 an, Oh Dummies &ieb!
MeinIt 0it, ib famine pon Dir ab?
1lmgefebrt miro eS cher ridtig
fem"
-Gmpfin0lid. &ionilt (oer.
5ltr mltiifalii6en Soiree ipielt):
~3unddlt miinihen Sic 9epiB et-
mas @etragcnes?"
@arpenii (oer friiber nit alten
&feioern gebanoelt 6at): ~9itte
feline Nnipiellngen."
SIM @ifer. @ablfanoiOut
Tin ieiner glgitotionsreoe) r@olt
ibr cine nelle S6ule - ludblt midi
@out ibr cine nelte StraBe-m1blt
mid! @oIlt ibr roiiereineS &inO-
nieb = mGbIt midi"
8ei oe,n Ibc e. ii f.
3cn. Srdulein: uNln ainoer,
mas babe i6 eu6 ocntl gqitern ans
Ser bibIiiden @eidi6te er5dblt?"
rg9ie Soief ouf Dem Gade iaB."
(Gas 6r1ulein bate ben Sleinen
nGmlid er3Gblt: Limo Ebarao iette
Soief iiber fem gan8es SauS.")
Sdpierige Sitna.
tion. Sic perfebren in Der So
mile oes &ommer5ienrats: baben
sic etpa %ernltbafte a6iidten?"
n@ott = ia: nit Ser Wiittlercn
bin iG 10 gut pie perlobt. = Ser
Iiebt bin id ~aaeroings in Die Sling
tie; a6er sic Ieltelte mer0e i6 nobl
beiraten miiiien."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Suites @eidGft.

@ann (oer in Ser Naht Ben 9(po-
tbefer berousgeflingelt bat): sd
m0dt' ein biB6en ooppelfobleniaures
Natron; meiner Srolt lift ni6t 10 redt
Inn Ben Wagen."
4potbefer: Limo megen iol-
der 2umperei reiBen Sic MIDI aus
Dem S6laf?I Gin @laS beiBeS 8ai-
ler bGtte odslel6e getanl"
Monn: so, 10 - alio elm @los
beiBes @aiier -. Sea, Damn quite
9ta6t, @err Apotbefer!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
@at, MenIdL fe bamm sir MIDI Der
fnadt? @ie fonrnt oelm oet?"
9lus Wdn0el an 8etpeiienl

MiBtruuii6. @atte GU
ieiner iungen Sroit, oie linn gum err
item @tole Elm &lapierItiif prrge-
ipielt bat uto 5nar ber3lid itiimper-
BAIT: u9u batteIt flint Sabre lln-
terrift? - Sea, ga muB Gein &la-
uierlebrer Elm - bilobiibId)er Meni6
gemeien ieinl"
- 0as bnd en- oes q e.
0ofteurs. u8apo: in Der groBen
&iIte iin0 mo6l Mfauuifripte?"
u8ie fommIt Oh Oenn 0arouf?"
u9hln, es itebt bod oben: ~8or
9rud 5u %bcmabren''."
@e6ient. 8orlouter gad-
fii6: r@arum iiebt man eigentlih
Die 2eoa fat INNER nit einem
Sdpon oargeltelt, Ser. Frotel-
ior2"
2e6rer: u@abrIdeinlid nor i6r
oas @eidnatter elmer Cans ebenlo
unertrGgli6 ols mir"
Gurh Sic 9lume. 6rau
(oie cinem Sanowerfsburi6en einen
Seller Suppe eegeben bait: $50
idmedt's?"
SanomerfsburI6e: %, oanfe;
%uerm0bnt lit man ia geraoe nift nls
SanomerfShirl6eF"
aer5tli6es. SD bate
ga einerl iebr intereiianten Sad, Die
Giagnole mar ridtig, aber Die
aranf6eit nobm al meiter ~llebcrra.
iAung einen gang onormalen Ser
lauf."
nSml @ieio oenn?"
Ser @aticnt wurae mieSer se-
iuno."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

Gdsperts 100 Te bat sommc Iaiie. SIS
mar fcin bis6c 8icos IN Den @ortc
I'LL sic @ldu5e oebtc erobc, Oab es G
6rcito mar.
Se is audi oleiM NIT MIDI fomme
I'm mic ie Die Sabro qeiebn bat, oa
iu9t ic, 9bilipp, ih fiible orig iarric
for mas ib geOabn ben I'LL ic Rat
mid ell aib ais G &iemarO gelpluc,
momit i1 Oerbleiipe Sbne Sbrn lie.
tuer
YwbtIipp Souerompter.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
S6er5froge. @arum
m1dit Sen 6rniten fetn 9art2

Sder5froge. 8arum
mG6it Sen 6ralten fein 8art2
'uo4
-uuq1 ralluq lp!u qiin2G nag uoa
-alluG lnlag al! 1856 :laoal1nl6
SIN 3ooIogif6en
6 ar en-. g.: rSieb NAL. bat
oieier 3iger Elm furdtbares @e6ibl"
9. Ciltnger Gbemann): ugtidt
mobr; Ser bat neulid NAL einen
gan5en Sudden gefreiien Sen meme
6rau ge6aden battel"
- CT ant terrible. 0San-
tie, marltm mirit gu Dir einen So
gel foufen?"
rS62 = @us ioa id Oeun Ou-
mtg"
rSa, Gapa iagt ood, Oh muBt
unbeoingt einen baben."
9ofes 3eiden. Mama:
n@olen mir ni6t lieber 1inb benz
9(r8t ididen? aarl iagt ibm lei 10
Idledt."
9apu: Or bat iif idon otter
i6ledt gefibIt, nnO es lit INNER
%pergon9en.~
0Su, obcr nod ME al einem Sc.
rientage!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

Gos SdredenSfino
@ei5ige Tonte (im Die @littagsleit
5u i6rcm Ieifen): r@am ionlt Sn
Oenn mad Souic fominert 5ris-
fen2"
.S9cnu i6 mid gcb0rig iatt &C.
eciieu Ho6e."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

SIN SDeater. v@ein, ie.
ben Sic nur, pie mager Oieia
Gdouipielerin it'll"
rSa, oaS lit chen cine e9te Ser
trcter;n ser 9rptterpelt!@
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

Olllit tlltgN
NAL III mel 2erue,
bat iid ole Sig.
sic, mas ineinc
llltc is, BON mid
i%epperebtet. Se
bat mid nit
mid aaein geloi.
ie iii is in ole
&ontrie gauge.
Sobolo ie o
bon ibren 6ebn.
tingipea rifoip-
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

8rofcfior: 9lber, meine Ser
rem, Sic piiien ia pie0er iopiel lpie
gor nidtsl Sd mitB Sic bod orin-
geno bitten, lid einmal rsdlt griinO-
li1 in -oaS Stitoiim ocs MouoeS 81
Dertiefenl
Stuoenten: N6cr gcpiB, SEER
NrofeIiorl 9us peroen mir
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

nYtein Srdulein, BEL einem &llB
bon Sbrem &oienmiino6en miirOe i9
Dor @onne iterben."
uSu6en Sic fi6 gefdaigit einen
onoeren G6arfridter aus!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

.S(b - gilten Morgenl Isle gebt
es S6nen Oenn, mein 2iebcr?"
SIC = NAL 10, NAL 10, meiitens
TO-"
so. 10; 10 Ieben sic ci9cntli6
gar nift olsl"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Settlcrfrcd6eit.

Suben Sic elm @anr aIte Sdllbe
iibrig?
Sd babe MIR retel
g5l, ipenn's nid)t orocri6 1T,
nebm' id) aud oiel
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Ofemrr SdJrribrhrirt Nrs
pbtlipp 9auerampFer.

Iicbcr SER Ne0odtiondr: =
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

ngs lit oo6 furdtbar, mas fir
@erbeerungen oas Meer bel Den Win-
terItiirmen areeri1tet bat!"
.@ott, mas min oas bebeuten ge-
gen ons Slid, oas es in elmer ein3i-
gen 9aoeiaiion our9 8erlobnngen
bringt!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

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