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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

80 SO without guaranteeing the SOW
eresnty or undermining the ConstHu-
ton OF the United States.
WHY HE OPPOSES PACT.
4 am against this constitution be-
cause, while o.tsnsibly formulated 70
preserve peace. Yet eight OF its articles
legaliEs war and four OF them compel ii.
Because Il confers upon an execu-
tive council the literal domination OF
the world and gives England control OF
that council.
NO nation should have such power
In q scheme TO promote equality
Because It makes no provision for
the election by the people or BY the
peoples congress for the selection OF
our one representative in that council
but leaves him to executive choice only
Thus IN the name Or democracy the
people have no voice In selecting the
one man who shall represent this ~na-
ton In the one body that is to govern
the worid-ss high handed ! piece Of
autocracy as was ever proposed on
earth. When Louis XIV said, 4 am the
state, he vent m further"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
WHITING
--ond its
PEOPLE

Ma J, r Morrison OF New York
AVENUE entertained her brother and
-Vtfe, Mr. and Mrs Ditchburn. or En-
gle~ood-
Therola Leren OF Ohio avenue IN
derwent an operation on the glands
a his throat at the ST. Bernard hos
pital IN Chicago on Tuesday
Miss Ruth Tilton Of LaPorts avenu.
IL ebIs 70 be out after an Illness with
cufnsy ecre throat
Miss Gladys Oeffinger entertained
the members q the Beta Gamma JTnsi-
on soror.tv az her honls IN oliver st
on Tuesday evening Cards were en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES P0ISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot watert
with phosphate In It.
before breakfast.

~ feel as fine as THE proverbial fin-
-ale. We must keep the liver washed
( clean. almost every morning. 70 prevent
Its sponge-liltc pores from eioEsinE
T,with indigesuble material sour bile and
< poisonous toxins, says noted ply
sician.
= IL you get headaches. it's. your liver.
IF YOU catch cold easily it's YOUR liver.
IF YOU wake up with a had taste, furred
e tongue. nasty breath OF stomach be-
comes rancid. its your liver Sallow
4 skin. muddy complexion. watery eyes
-sl denote liver uncleanliness. Your
\ liver is the most important also the
most abused and neglected organ cf the
= body Few know its function or how
10 release the dammed-up body waste.
. hil- and toxins. Most folks resort 70
violent calomel. which IS a dangerous.
salivating chemical which can only he
B used occasionally because SIS sccumu-
: lstes IN the tissues. also attacks the
bones.
Every man and woman. sick or welt
+ should drink each morning before
breakfast a glass Of hot water with A
teaspoonfui Of limestone phosphate IN
: Il, to wash from the liver and bowels
the previous days indigestible material
/. the potsons. sour bile and toxins; thus
( cleansing. sweetenins snd freshening
: the entire s,irentary canal before put
ting more food into the stomach.
ydmestone phosphate does not re-
: strict the dset like calomel. because IL
: can not saiivate for It Is harmless and
you car eat -enything afterwards. II il
: inexpensive ard almost tasteless. and
any pharmacist will sell YOU a quarter
: pound. which f. sufficient for demon
: stration OF how hot water and limestone
phosphate cleans, stimulates and fresh
: ems the liver, keeping you feeling At
day fn and day out.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
CAN'T BEAT liz"
WHEN FEET HURT
"Tiz' for sore, tired, pulled
up, aching, calloused
feet or corns.

Tou ran be hAhry-footed in 4 moment
Ose Fiz ard never suffer with tender.
haw burning hnstered. swollen. tired.
smelly feet 'riz" and only rTizr takes
the pain and soreness out 6f corn.. cal
inuscs anH buniuns
A. Som as sou Put YOUR feet in a
IL bath, yuh Just feel the happiness
suaking n. How good Your poor. Old
fret feel. They want IL dance ron joy.
IL Is grand "Tiz" instantly draws
tut AL the poisonous -xudations which
run up Your feet and cause sore. in
hamed, aching. sweaty, smelly feet.
''et 25-cent box of "Tiz" AT any
dfns store Or department store Get ill.,
slant foot relief Laugh AZ foot suffer
ers who complain. Because your feet
arc never, never going ~ bother Or
make YOU limp any more-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
Brew Your Own Lag r
z Cents a Gallon

Finest YOU ever tasted. easily made ar
nome. Delicious. satisfying invigorat~
ing all the flavor sparkle and snap ~
best lager beer brcwed Not 70 b. COM
pared with usual so-caIled "near-heers 2
Just Eot Peerless Malt-Hops Extrac auc
follow the simple directions Have bot
ter purer wholesomer drink than yos
ever bought in saloons Fine clear
color rich. creamy foam. Extract itself
contains no alcohol and can be sent II
any dry section. One package makes
gallons genuine malt and hops brew
the kind that really touches the SPOT
Peerless Malf-Hops Extract. only 81 5G
PREPAID. or 6. O. D. $50 and charges
Send TODAY
NATIONAL MALT PRODUCTS CO.
1859 Western Ave. CHICAGO. nj
Merchants: Write for attractive agents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

agricultural class or the high school
are planning 70 have an egg show.
and enter the winning dozens in the
state egg show to be held at Purdue
April 22-24
Bl-CFFToN An Appropriation o.
$500 for the employment or a visit
lnS nurse and the expenses OF her de-
partment of the Red Cross work has
been voted by the Wells COUNTY chap
ter Or the Red cross
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

Here are two Of the latest arrivals
from Paris and like the hats which
can1e over earlier IN the season they
make a charming use Of feathers.
The small black turban on top Is
completely covered with black para
dise and is q smart suit or afternoon
hat. TIE other is black satin ano
straw combined with a rather high
crown and rolling brim. A band Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

always stand as sponsor for and pro-
tector Of the interests. political. terri
torial, financial and national of all
those small countries against the pow
ers of Europe whom the President ad-
mits viii be unfriendly 20 them. Let
us not he deceived. for. if We enter this
league Of nations. we shall be called
into every way that shall hereafter be
fought anywhere on this Garth.
In the last hundred years European
nations have engaged in eighty vars.
Because o. our policy and isolation and
our refusal to be entangled in those
conflicts We have had but five Had
this present constitution been IN force.
II T. my frm belief, after = careful
study Of the causes that led % those
wars that most of them would have
been waEed despite II. and in that event
We would have been breaking into every
one az them our men and our re-
sources would have been depleted and
the nation that We today have and love
would not be-.
WISHES VOTE ON QUESTION.
And ID must Re remembered. too,
that Article rs confers an unrestricted
right upon the executive council 70
recommend what effective military or
naval force the members Of the league
shall contribute il order 70 participate
in any war This is so manifestly con-
trary 70 the provisions in our Constltu-
ton that II ought not to be adopted
without first being submitted 70 the d.
rect vote Of the people who alone have
power 10 alter that instrument.
WISHES VOTE ON QUESTION.
1T may be that the American people
are ready to adopt this policy. but if
so ! think they should thoroughly IN
derstand il before they take the step.
and profoundly believe that they
should have chance to vote on the
question before they embark upon this
tempestuous sea
II am in fun sympathy with the uni
versal hatred Of war and the world
wide passion Tor peace" continued Sen
stor Watson. and am willing 70 Weld
much 10 secure some kind o. associ-
alton among the nations that will pre-
vent the one and promote the other.
My very conscience would cry out
against me If I were TO vote against
any plan TO prevent all future wars that
! deemed at all reasonable and workable
and consistent with my conception OF
true Americanism but. after a most
earnest and conscientious study Of the
proposed constitution Of league OF ma
tions. candor conpels me 70 say that
am unwilling 10 pay the price il de-
mands. even to accomplish so great an
object: for assuredly II is not neces-
sarN. in order TO promote the peace of
the world. to overturn the Constitution
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
NOTICE.

After this date the rate for
classified advertising will be 10
cents per line with a minimum
charge of so cents. Whiting, Ind.
March 31st. 3-5i-tf
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Indiana Items

N1NCENNES-Th Nircennes board or
education has reaprointed J. w Fore
man. who succeeded z. 0. Maple as
superintendent Of the local public
schools year ago, for another year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
BY THE CONSTITUTION ITSELF.

BY THE CONSTITUTION ITSELF.
Mark YOU. these questions are % be
determined by the terms of the C'onsti-
tutior itself; not by what President
Wilson says about them. or what Judge
Taft says about them. or what either
Senators Lodge or Knox or anv other
man may say about them. either for or
against We must look 10 the instrr-
nent itself IS furnishing the best evi-
dence or its strength or It's weakness
the strongest argument or its aprro. /
or its condemnation. and these quest.Jnn
The PEOPLE themselves must finally de.
termine"
In summing up his position On lie
whole business. Senator watson said
Talk Of settling the peace or the
world for all future generations? The
conference in Paris has been sitting for
four months and has not even made
peace with Germany or with Turk. !
or With Austria, or with Bulgaria. Be
cause Of this delav their business *
suspended and their industries left
dangling and their future uncertain. rot
know iaE whether peace is to come or
war : axain to fame up. Because u
the uncertainty that everywhere sur
rounds hem. the spirit Of unresr hs :
broken out everywhere. the fires Of
anarchy and socialism and Bolshevism
are bursting forth and threatening to
consume the whole structure Of govern
ment in many Of the countries Of Eu-
rope This is all due ~ the undue haste
In securing a league Of nations TO settle
all future peace instead OF bringing re-
pose t. the nations now at war and
tranquility to the peoples now under
arms
III I had my way about i I would
make peace with the nations with which
we have been at war Immediately and
let that be settled once for all. 7 would
bring back our bows from Europe a.
the earliest possible moment and I
would permit European nations to do
their own policing and TO furnish their
own troops for police purposes. And
after that. I should take UP the dues-
ton OF forming : league of nations for
the promotion of universal peace and in
20 doing 90 just as far as Il Is possible
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

EvANsvfLLE.--Ra Raising Of a fund OF
$4,000 with which TO advertise this city
has practically been agreed upon by
local merchants, and plans arc being
made for campaign to raise funds 10
carry out the campaign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
BOSTON, SPEECH OF WILSON.

Referring to President Wilson's re-
cent Boston speech Senator Watson
quoted what he designated as tho fol-
lowing startling language" by the
President.
Wet set UP great ideal of liberty
and then we said. Liberty is thing
that you must win for yourselves; don L
call upon US and think of tho world
that we would leave Do you reelizc
how many new nations are going TO he
set Up in the presence OF old and pow
erful nations in Europe and left there,
If left by Us, without a disunterested
friend?"
Ny fellow citizens was Senator
Watsons comment. this unfolds 70 our
view the real situation. From this time
henceforth and forever according TO the
terms he has here laid down in explicit
fashion. the United States is TO be tho
interested friend OF ali tho nations set
up in Europe, and il viii be our duty
10 guard and protect them in All their
racial animosities and All their national
hatreds
The President squarely says that the
nations Of Europe Will not be disinter-
estcd friends OF these many new ma
tons and that we alone will be. What
does this mean? Simply that We shall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
Fat People
Get Thin

Best safe home method Get ? small
box of oil OF korein al the druggist
Follow plain directions under 800 guar
antee that YOU reduce 10 TO 50 lbs or
more, whatever YOU desire New hook
tells al about reducing weight quickly
pleasantly lastingiY in plain wrapper.
Tree; write TO korein Co NAT23 sta
ton u. New YORK. y. Y.-AaN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

of the United States. to abrogate tn.
Monroe doctrine TO limit the sovereign
~ Of our government or 10 transfer
the control OF our domestic affairs TO
foreign countries
And. unfortunately. our latest al
vice IS that President Wilson SAYS -
US. Take this or nothing shall not
vote for il as IT stands. shall support
1t II amended TO meet my objections
not altogether indeed. but even TO a
considerable degree. for 7 favor the
principle though ] am opposed to its
application as nov proposed in the IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
rRtNcrss rHEArnr roNlnnr.

Tom smelser-eo6 Ind Blvd inr
Paint and Hardware S-f-t0d
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

For Sale-Base nurners good cond -
ton. 5I4 Fred street. rear 4-fo-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

LAPoRTE = Luther Kinnard a La
porte county soldier now n the an
hulance service at Montfalcone. Aus
ira. has been honored with the Ita :
s sn var cross, personally presented b.
Premier Orlando
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
Whiting
Advertise EN- ents
Are Winners

and are accepted ~ The Whiting News
Co. ga. IIeth St. Phone I3S-w.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

The savings habit Is its own reward
and should not require any other N
cenuve. Open a saving. account Win
the Whiting Savings and Losn Asso-
citation. office SOC. 11eth street II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

are eternally fixed and the resources of
the allied governments are 20 be called
on TO see that these national strait
Jackets shall never be readjusted and all
this. in many Instances without any re
gard whatever TO the wishes OF the peo-
PIE handed about or the desire Of the
nations whose boundaries are thus es-
tahIished =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10
KEEP NATIONALISM,
VIEW OF WATSON

(continued from page one)
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NEWCAsTLE Lieut. Ralph Tes-
Of Spiceland. who was wounded while
fighting IN the ArEonne wood with
he American expeditoinsrv forces
has been appointed county agent 81
Henry county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

rErEEsBURG Petitions have
been fled with the Pike county board
~ commissioners for a soldiers me-
moral monument at Winslow and a.
Petersburg. each costing about $50
ooo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

SEYMOUR = The members Of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-10

Sugar-All you [
want.
Large Can Milk
Large Can Pork and
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

Gin iparfamer Cat :
te. S6miegcrmutter: pSicblt 9n,
mas Oh bait en- 3drtli6en @atten!
Sat er Dir peripro2en 81 itldeIt
aae Gag, 10 lang ct auf Der Netl
lit, tauien0 aiifie, uno beut' ben err
item Sag ldon, friegit 0u bon i9m
per &arte 5%ebntauieno!"
Gdmiegerto1ter: u@eb' mir meg
= Den fenn' id, beiierI 9as tut er
nur, Inn 81 eriparen oas Torto -
- iebt idreibt er mir gctpiB 5ebn
Gag nimmer!"
- &oman am Meeres.
6rdulein: .8ie fann i'd
mid oofiir oanfbar deigerl, oaB Sic
mir oos 2ebcn gerettet baben?"
&etter: nSeiraten Sic eineir an
ocren!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

or fennt iie. limo ols
Gu Inn iagtelt, bob i6 perbeirotet
iei, ifien inn OaS leio 5u trn,"
fragte Die iu119e 6rau, oie oas Ser
lobnis nit ibn gebroden batte.
SD" e~ntoegnete Die 5reunoin,
oer iagte, es tic ibm Iebr leio,
tpei1n er oud) Sen anoercn nidt per-
ionlid) fenne."
Srob. Die p~ieridbriee SilOe
1T icbr unae5ogelr. 9aS Srdulein,
oas nit ibr por'm 2anObanie fist,
iuet marneno: n@enn gu iebt nidt
ortig biit, iperr' ih bid in oen
SiibnerltanI"
Siloe mirft trobig oie 2ofen 5u'
liif: u@ber gier lege i6 bod
nidtl"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

3ort uuSgeoridt. 9ei
elmer N%rrcituiiite frogt Ser oic Tt-
lite obnebmcnOe 9comte einen ein-
g%eiperrten iuugcu 8rri6en:
r@arum ituO Gle cingciperrt?"
Sieraltf ontWortcte oteier: oTott
ipegen Der 2iebc!"
g@2o6eu sic bier feline Spdbel"
tpeiIt i'm Der @eomtc 6ltred)t.
SEER &ot,~ atitluortct Der StroI.
ling rOos lit tein SpdBl SD bob
nGmlih meiuer 2icbc OaS @elotnld)l
g~'itoblen!"
ue6crtrumpft. 9efann-
ter: nS9r aonfirrrcrt bcbouptet, i'm
borigen Sabre bunOcrt Yanre 6lt-
Ianmcngebroht gu babenl"
Seirotsoermittler: vRletnlgtelt;
lopieI Gdeioungen gatte id aacin!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08
MuScipiOuagc.
gnf Orn %SGlcidpfaOcn DER lanniidcn
UGttin.

Die aroBen Barrier Ntooefirmen
fin0 babel, lire neien WoOcle ST
lonciercn. Mit QroBer Spdnmrng
ermortet man oic 6ormen, oie ettt-
3cIne 6eril6mte @ciddfte gcidofien,
mo es lit ser 10hite @brgei5 ser
Mo0cfiinItler, Tire G%rfinoungcn
mogIidit Iarge gebeim 81 balten.
g(llf Ser on0crcu Seite ober 6cite6t
fir onoere 6irulen elm GROCER mate
refer @nrei5, 6inter sic @eDeim'
Mile Der ncueIten Mto0en 5u fomnen
uno Iie fir iid a~us8ltniisen. @s
fat Iid oaber ein 9erufsitano bon
Mo0eIpionen gebiloet, oie oltf oIler.
lei S6Iei6megen u1o nit BEN
raffinierteIten Metbooen binter Die
Notwithstanding Ser onoeren 81
fonmen Iuden. 9ieie Wfooeipionage
tpir0 in &oris beionoers eifrig be-
irieben. @an i6eut babel feline
Soften ln0 Miiben. Cine Dame uno
i1r @atte iteigen in einem Der Dor.
neGmIten Sotels ob ltt0 treten bort
olS Nmerifoner olf oie iiber pieI
@el0 mo einflltBreife europ1ii6c
6reunoe perfiigen. Die Game be-
iud)t einen ~beriibmten &Ieioer.
fiinitler, fouft bei ibm einiges uuO
bc3o6lt cs. sic 8eigt iid ais cine
Game, 0ie oltBeroroentIid bieI bon
ser <nIt Ser &lei0ung nerltebt; ibr
io6oerItGt1oiees uno fdorfes ltrtcil
rci5t Sen aiinitIer, 10 Dob er feline
ih0nitcn Mo0eIle, sic er bisber iorg.
f1Gtig Dor ie6em profauen auge
~ucrborgcn, fir Mnoame berbeiboGt.
So, sic Dame fIoBt i'm fogar 10
bel 8ertrauen Elm, 0aB er i6r einige
oieicr Mo0eGe fir Die fommen0e
Soiion ing @otel ifidt. Die Game
idift ibm sic Mo6eqe, obne ettpos
o%usSittpdbIert mieoer 8rtriid uno Der.
IdBt am nGdIten Gage 6os &otel.
91o6 fitr5er 3eit aber Iiebt Der
S6nei6erfiinitGer feline id0nlten
@otibe in Sen Sdopfungen elmer
&onfltrren3firmo auftouden uno
merit, ooB er 0os Spfer elmer MoOe.
ipionin g%etuor6en lit. lin oiefen
G~iebltdbIen nor5lt6eugen, miro Bel
Sen MoOeidollen, Die Die groben
&iinitIer peranItolterL sic GuBerlte
@orIidt beobodtet. Nltr 9anen
ser bodTten @eIeai6oftsfreiie meroen
cingeIo0er, mo man 1dIt ale gle.
mente fern, Sic niAt poIfommen elm.
pon6frei fino. Groboem gelingt es
zen Spionen, einauoringen. Gen
0amen ser @eielihaft, oie fol6e
3ltloBforten erbolten, lperOen &ieien-
preiIe ge6oten, biz 81 10000 ST..
u1lo nod mebr, uno monde Game
gi6t oofiir ibre G~inlaBforte ipeiter
ooer fte IdBt iid) iogor ielbit berbei,
ii6er lire @tnoriidc fadfun0ige Weit-
tcil.nqen 5t geben. Gas lit freili6
nidt 10 einfod, oenl 8ltr Nusfii1-
rlung zines Mooeplaaiots ge60rt Elm
ausgeTproGener u&Ieioeriimn", elm
por5iigIides @ebGdtniS ullo fiinIt-
leriider @eidmad. Die Wooe.
fpionin muB oos Mobea i6rem &C.
oddtnis 10 einprdgerl, OaB es big
m oae @iu8el6eiten Dor i6rem qeiIti'
gen @ltge itebt, oem sllm Nuf5eid)-
men lit notiirlih mn lehr ieltcn
@eIegen6cit. Nidt ieIten qclingt es
aud elmer aonfllrren5firmo einen
3cidner ooer einen ManneQltin Der
onoeren 6irma fort8uen9oqiercn nno
iid ouf oieie @eiie III oeu 8eiib
miftiger @ebeimniiie su bringen.
Cine qeridtIide @erfoloung iolder
Mooeplogiote fiibrt ieIten 5r eiten
qrcif6aren GeluItdt, 90 es lebr
idltpierig lit, ben 9ic6ItaDl nadl3u-
lpeiien. uno sic Sirma, Die oas
8logiot beqebt, IN Ser 8ertpertnng
Ser q~cItobIeltcn Motioe ie6r Dor.
iidtig iii.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08


6ifderin On aIeine.
Gin 9aItor itano nit 5fpci licbli0cll
M6o6en am ufcr cincS StromeS,
ols Elm gnglcr, Der ben @eiitlihcl
ou6 fir einen Sportsgenolien Jielt,
boriiberging unG i'm 8urici:
Scum, babt S9r i6on ctmo5 ge-
fan9eu?"
SD angelo mr. nod Meniben-
ieeletL" %ottttportcte bierollf Der $50
flor nit miiroepoucr Oficnc.
mGa, 90 babt Sbr Den ridtigen
Sober mitgcbrobt." benlcrfte oa DER
anoere. inoem er eillen b%cauunoern'
oen Slid ouf oie Maod)en marf
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

@us Ser S9nIe. 2ebrer
Gin ser @eididtsitunoe): r&annlt
Oh mir nod einen beim 8olfe 10
re9t beIiebten Mann nennen?"
Schiller: Ser @elObrieftragerl"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08
Gnter Snmur anf benz s~OOeswese.

SIM Sabre 1926, mitten i'm San.
ernfrieg, 5osen adttauieno 9auern
gegell oie Burg Senneberg rno SER
triimmerten oieielbe. Sic gefangenen
Aufriibrer puroen entbaltptet. 4nd
5tpei ,3iegelbrenner aus Sul5felo
muroen gum &idtplab gefiibrt. 4uf
Oielem @eee .ladte Der cine, Der an
oere aber peinte.. Man fragte lie
mad Dem @runo fires genebmens.
9a iagte Ser erlte; User ion oenn
MN sic 6erri9aftliden @ebauoe nit
S3iegeIn oeden, uenn ib tot bin?"
:. limo ser 8meite iaate: s@obin
loa i6 oenn meinen SUIT IeBen, perln
ib feinen aopf mebr babe?" pie.
fer Sumor rettete beioe pom ytid5f-
Ihmert.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

- unberfroren. SEER: 80
elm iunger, frdftiger Menid mo
i6on!"
Settler. Sea, piiien sic mir
pieaeidt cine cute 8artie?"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

- g eb e a d. 81: o8orum
bat oenu SIR &err Sobn feline Ser
lobung mieOer oufgelolt?"
s.: rGe1r einfnd. @r 6at iid) Die
8erlobung 5u penig unO Die 9elrat
5u piel ii6erlegt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

- Renes @ort. nSoben oenu
Sbre Siibncr oieies Sobr fleiBig
gebriitet?"
SECT oiel, es iiebt ollmeit idIe6t
aus nit Der @rutalit1t!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08
Gotole 3erNreutbeit.

Gotote Ser #
81: .Morum lit oent Die Berlo.
bung oes BroicIiors 6uriidgegan.
gen2"
49,: ygur pegen ieiner id)redIi-
6eIt 9%erltreutbeit. @ia or 90 icincr
8raut cine Gdodtcl NIT einem 3o'
len6ufett lenoeu, uergiBt ober
id)lieBlif) oos Buffet bincin5ulcgen
mo Idiot BLOB Die Ieere S9odtel
nit ser Snidriit: Dein @ben6;lo!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

2ofonifd. r8ie i'd bOrte,
bot ii9 Elm Grinder tpegen 0es mo-
tigen 9opitalS an sic qetuenoet.
Sino sic oaranf eingegangen?"
nSapobl - eingegangenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

modten Sic lieber iein, %gnaoises
6rdulein: reid ooer i6on?"
SD m0hte aud reid leih mem
&err."
8eroauuugSpbiIo O.
r@s lit merfpiiroig, mieolel
oumlne Meni6en es 9ibt!"
vGia, uno gepobnlid cinen nebr,
als man qlollbt."
RIeine @eoonten. -
Gein @oAmut 0leid)t BEN zines
GummfopicS. Der mlf elnep nod
1iimmeren triift, alS er - lelber
lit.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

Sd dIcIdc nit oouon 81 iprcdlc. nrp.
mer 10 picl is iidcr, Oa6 id fem
&idnid mebr crrcbulhe ou1n ulN
lpcnn iG 10 alt mcru mic en- W}iIhL
momit il pcrblchpe Sbnc S6rn lieuer
&9itipp Sauerompe r.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

- 9iegrbcn. Der reide Mla-
idinenfobrifam &rauie batte bel
ieinem slbleben Der 8urideni6aft
,2oetitia", pel1er fem Sobn an-
geborte, OreiBig Sabrrd0er teltamen-
tarii9 permadt. Die Stuoenten
gingen nit Gifer ans 2ernen, uno
ols ale iattelfeit paren, tpnroe Die
@eranitaltung zines groBen &ao-
fabrfeltes bei6loiien. 3u benz
ielben famen mobl aae - ober au
SttBe, oenn sic &Goer tparen ourd.
me9s I'M @eriasamte.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08

- 9eridtigung. Sran Stp.
les: v9enfit on nidt, oaB oieleS &o-
itiim all mir mie ein Sanoi1ub
ftBt2"
Serr 6tples: u@ie elm balber
SanoI6ub, meilte 2ie6e."