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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
CATHOLIC.

St Hedwige PoIish--Corner Scott and
Napier SITS. Rev. Anthony LubOwlCZ, G.
s. &. pastor. Low mass at 80, 90 and
20 90 a. m sunday school at 2,3O p. m.
BenedictIon az 2:30 p. N.
It. Cssimirs HOIish-S21 s. Webster st
Rev. Stanislaus Gorka pastor. Low mass
az 80 a. N. High mass at 10 100 a. N.
Nespers at . 90 p. N.
Sacred Heart Notre Dame-Rev. John
b Scheier c. S. C., pastor. Low mass az
a. m Students mass at : a. m. Parish
mass at IL 90 a. IN. lCspers at ? 90 p. N.
st. stanislaus PoIish-415 s. Lincoln st.
Rev Roman Marcinlak. - y. e. pastor
Masses at T.3O. 90 and 10 100 a. m.
Sacred Heart HungarIan-Catalpa and
Indiana avs. Rev. Alexander O.. Yupa
pastor. Low mass ut 90 p. m. Baptism
az 1 80 p. m. yespers at 81 p. N.
81. Mary's OF The Holy ROsary-PoIish
Catholic at corner Sample and KosiuskO
SITS Rev. Basil SyChta pastor. Low mass
week days. .4o a. IN sunday. : 90 n. IN
High mass Sundays and Holy Days st
10 90 q. M
St. Stephens HunEauAn-Thomss Gnd
paStor SITS Mass Ret at oo aSG iOi5
n. sunday schooi az 2.09 ,. N. Ben.
rdicti9E az 5 90 .. m.
"a. FatI I.l's-s07 5. Tsylor st Rev
John F. DeGrOOte, C. s C., pastor: Rev.
William Minnick. c. s. c.. assistant.
Mass az Is. 80. . and 10 80 O'Clock
- JOssph's Hill o.. and LasaliC aY
Patrick J. Carroll {. ). c. pastor. Low
mass at 10 80 a. N. BenediCtiOn az ,
b. u
Sacred Heart BsIEiAa-IIee W. Thom-
hs ST. Rev Charles > Fischer. pastor.
Mass az Z 90 aud 3 30 a IN SUNDAY
school az 2 80 .. N. BensdictiOn at ) 20
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BAPTIST.

Calvary Baptist, corner Blaine and
California avs Howard b. Leonard,
pastor Residence 1913 Woodward av.
Merger service Of Sunday school and
morning worship at 10 a. m. ; b. Y. z. L.
at ESQ D. On. evening service at 80
%. IN; mid-week service Wednesday
evening at 10.
first Corner Main and Wayne SITS
Rev O. =. Davis ID. D.. pastor Res
lden~e oil W. Wayne st Bible school
&C Q 80 q. m, w. K Studebaker, superin-
l,I cut
1910 q. M. The Meaning Of Church
Membership Fellowship; $50 D. m,
the Young Peoples meeting: : 80 p. m.
The Contribution Of the Pilgrims 20
American Life, Wednesday 10 D. m,
the mld-Week service.
First swedish Corner Laurel and
Napier ste. Services at 20 o. N and
Z 80 p. m.
Mt. Zion-Rev. J. r. SMART. pastor.
Sunday school at 9 80 a. N. Glasses for
4ll ages u a. m
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ZION SERVICES.

Services Sunday at the LasaIle theater
as follows TO 10 a. m. Divine Heal
ing and conservation service: 10 10 10 30
picture scriptures and songs on the
screen. During pipe organ prelude by
Mrs. Florence Austin; 10 80 full service (;
address, our Nation in Bible Prophecy
or Why the L. ). Rejected q Man made
League; regular monthly sacramento
service at close. open to all Christians.
At Mishawaka. sunday evening az X. L.
Castle hall. 6 TO I Bible study and praise
service; Q to 30 pictures and piano pre-
lude; Z 80 second part Of address on the
~. 5. in Bible Prophecy" All welcome.
Rev. Van b. Shumaker, elder I'm charge
Mrs. Jennie Shumaker, deaconess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
JEWISH

Michigan st. Sunday at Z 80 p. m, sub
Ject. Divine Authority by Brother j. NJ.
Cahoon and Elder Merrill NJ. Warwick.
JEWISH
Temple Beth-EI-COrncr I.AsaiIs
and Taylor St. Albert G. Minda. rabbi
MISSIONS.
Hope-G53 y. StudeDaAer ST. Sunday
school at , 80 p. IN. Preaching at B 40
and Z 80 D. m. Services during the
week and Monday, Friday and Saturday
evenings at :45 o'clock. All welcome
Mary Nunemaker In charge.
city Rescue-l15 f. Jenvrson blvd.
Ray A Bird, superintendent.
GOspeI-21S K. Lasaue av. Services
Wednesday evening at 7:45; Saturday
and Sunday evenings at : 80 Everybody
welcome.
PentecostaI Apostolic Faith-320 n.
Olive st. sunday school at 10 100 a. m.
pastor; residence. 1904 f. Indiana av.
sunday school at $50 a. m: L. q.
stanley. superintendent
Conference Memorial Cniied-6OS s. St
Joseph st. Rev &. A. Sickafoose. pastor.
Sunday school at 9 80 d. m, George Burk-
hart, superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
EPISCOPAL.

Sc. James-Lafayette blvd. north %
Washington. Rev. Robert J. Long. rec
tor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
SPIRITUALIST,

Progressive Spiritual Society meets In
Redmen's hall. 800 5. Michigan st. Sun
day az Z 30 D. m.
Testimony and message meeting. Ev-
erybCdy Is invited TO take part Come
and set acquainted with those in Spirit
life and receive a spirit blessing.
The First e. independent Christian
spirituaiist Church of Christ meets IN
Melville hall, Jefferson and Lafayette
blvd.
Rev. Sylvia a. Shafer, pastor Dr. C.
ID. LOckridge Of Mishawaka will lecture.
followed by Rev. Shafer with messages
Everybody welcome
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school at $3.50. George B1rkhart, super.
lntendent
Public worship 10 AS a. m: Gas c. E.;
D 40 preaching; SPECIAL music.
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Gloria Oct swedI.h-CnapIn and Kerr
BRETHREN.

First-12i4 8 Michigan st Rev. @
W Rench. pastor Residence. 21S E
Broadway. Bible school az 80 a. N
First Church OF the B-ethren-Cor.
Indiana av and Miami 81. II. II. Hell
man. pastor. sunday school at 9 80, T.
q. stanley, superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 80. sermon sub
ject Doing Gods Will,' a Juvenile ssr-
mon: evening worship NJ : so, sermon
subject. do We Need a Revival Re
vival services begin Monday evening at
80 Rev W. {. Detrick OF Dayton.
o.. VII De the evangelist. Rev. Detrick
Is well known as an evangelist and pas
tor He IS serving as pastor OF a large
Brethren church In the city Of Dayton.
Prof Roop viii have charge Of the sing
ing during the revival The chorus will
provide special selections. everybody
invited
Conference MemOriaI-6oS s. ST. Joseph
a., .. A. Sickafocse, pastor; SUNDAY
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Sunday at the Churches

Hope Leer anu DAYTON sts. Edwin q.
Mester pastor Sunday school 80 a.
m. Frank Retiring. superintendent.
Granger-Rev ". o. Teninty. pastor
every two weeks at IL 80 a. II. and 80
p. m.
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AFRICAN NJ &.

Ouvst 4. NJ E-3Io w Monroe a.
Rev. A T. Readdiug pastor.
TaJiors a 81 a.. Zisu-Co-ner EddI
and Campau ats Rev. l. -. Powell
caster
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FREE METHODIST.

Frss Methodist Pennsylvania ay sad
RuHh st Rev. " n. Webster. pastor
sunday school &C $50 e. m. Paul
keidtEel. superintendent Preaching 90
10 50 m and 80
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LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Corner
sherman av and Lindsey St, Rev. Albert
II Keck, pastor. T07 sherman av. sun
day school Is a. m. Charles Hass. su-
perintendent-
st. PauTs Gernaa-Jenersou and WIZ
liam SITS Rev. n Hoile. pastor.
German service with sermon and cate
chests 80 a. m; English service IL a.
m. Walther league monthly business
meeting Tuesday 30 p. IN. The sewing
circle will meet Wednesday afternoon
catechetical instruction Thursday az
= 40 p. ID.
Gloria Oct swedish--Ch1pIn and Kerr
SITS. Rev Carl G.. Anderson. pastor
q a. IN. Sunday school; . 40 q. N. Eng
Iish worship. IL a. IN Swedish worship
: 80 o. 10 evening worship; s p. IN.
Tuesday sunday school teachers meet
ing NJ the home Of Miss Olga Berg, 1901
w sample St; 5 p. ID. Wednesday. mid
week service; = 2. m. Thursday. Ladies'
Aid meets az the church parlOfs Mes
DANES John Anderson. Alfred Carlson
and Herman Seaborg entertain; : 2. N.
choir meets for rehearsal { p. m. Fri.
day the Young Ladies' Missionary So
Cieyt meets NJ the home Of Miss Esther
Jacobson. S37 Blaine av: p. m. Satur-
day cstechetical instruction.
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Continued from Page one, this seotiOn)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

Michigan st. Sunday at 80 p. N, sub
Ject. Divine Authority by Brother j. NJ.
CahoOn and Elder Merrill NJ Warwick.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church ~ christ. standardization
and Madison SITS, sunday school 3 .45:
morning service II a. m.. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at S O'Clock
reading rooms open daily from II 20 5,
Saturday evening Q % 5 az 127 j. NJ. ).
building.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. $50 2. s1cniGan St
AL CSristian sCcisties Invited 20 q big
open air meeting ever Wednesday, Fri-
day. SATURDAY ard sunday nights. corner
wayne and Michigan streets Old-faHe.
.oued gospel meeting az Volunteer mis-
sl0n hEl sunday night Every body In.
rod All wetcuuIs-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
MISSION.

Temple Befh-EI-COrner I.asa1ls
and Taylor St, Albert G.. Minda. rabbi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
SALVATION ARMY.

The Ministerial association meets ev-
cry Monday morning az 10 O'Clock except
during the months OF July and August
The Officers are L. = Davis, president;
a u Beck. ice president and e. A.
Stckaf.0se. secretary and treasurer:
visiting ministers are cordially invited
o. attend the meetings
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
SUGAR CANE RAISED NEAR
GRANVILLE 1000 BUSHEL
OF HEADS TO ACRE

Granville Herald: In a recent is,
sue of the Herald we urged the ad-
vantages of raising sugar cane in this
district as an advantageous feed crop.
Shortly afterward, Mr.. G. E. Bush.
who farms a few miles north Of town
brought into this Office number of
very fine heads of cane and said that
he had two years ago brot some cane
seed from Clarinda, Iowa, and planted
a few heads last year from which one
head made fine growth. That head
he planted this year on half rod
and from it took bushels Of fine
heavy heads, SEINE samples Of which
we now have in this office. This is
at the rate of 1900 bushels Of heads.
The grain is we'll developed and as
good as any we grew in Oklahoma.
In the drouth year of 1911 in central
Oklahoma--said to be the worst drouth
in its history, we raised the best crop
Of cane in the county on dry land.
Since Mr.. Bush brought this sample
in we have learned that there are sew
eral other farmers who have raised the
cane this season. We would like to
hear from them and hope they will
take good care Of the seed and grow
more next season. 1t is going to be
la great help to our farmers. 1t makes
fine feed when ground, good -four,
silage and syrup. Farmers from
Minnesota and Wisconsin we have
talked with this week say that it is ex-
tensively grown there and greatly
valued. In Montana some found it
the only crop they could grow in the
drouth seasons of the last 4 years.
As the future prosperity Of our farm
ers of Granville district and McHen-
Try county rests largely en- dairy and
diversified farming, rather than on
wheat raising, We hope many will get
some cane seed and raise a good field
next season. Now is the time to
prepare and plan for next seasons
work. If a sufficient number of farm
ers raise it we can have crusher
mill here and make our own syrup.
From the Minot Independent we learn
that some farmers in Ward county
have also been raising it successfully.
i This one item of news should be worth
$500 to any good wide awake farmer.
The soil about Granville district is a
sandy loan and better adapted to corn
potatoes, vegetables and cane than it
is for wheat. Some of our men are
swinging to cows and diversified farm
ing and prosperity. Hasten the day
when all are doing it and our farms
as generally money makers as are
those of Minnesota, Wisconsin where
today there is less financial disturb
ance and stress than in any other
farming states according to reports.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

tested remedy. Here is an example
worth reading:
s. M. Dyer, End Ave. N. w., Minot,
says: ~ used Doan's Kidney Pills
off and on several years and always
found them beneficial. My kidneys at
times would get sluggish in action
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
GOOD NE W s
Many Minot Readers Have Heard II
and Pr0fited Thereby.

Good news travels fast" and the
many bad back stuff IN Mdnot are
glad to learn where relief can be found.
Many q lame, weak and aching back
j. bad no more, thanks to Deans Kid
good news Of their experience with this
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

kidney trouble entirely. l am pleased
to recommend Doan's."
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Dyer had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

and my back would ache, especially
after being on my feet any length Of
time. Whenever felt these symp-
toms coming on got box of Doan's
Kidney Pills at Leland Drug Store
and used them until my trouble left
me. Of late l have been free from
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
JUSTICE ROBINSON SAYS
BANK CAN'T BE A SUCCESS

Justice Robinson takes the view
that under the present system Of or
ganization the Bank Of North Da-
kota cannot be a success. He says:
"To restrain and curb exploitation
and to promote the general welfare OF
the constitution Of North Dakota per-
mits the state and each county and
city to do business the same as a
natural person. The state has right
to make wealth, to do banking, milling,
manufacturing or any business. The
Bank of North Dakota has been legal
ly organized, but under the law OF
it's organization it is not, and it never
can be, success. 1t is subject to
political and administrative control
and it may well be used as political
factor. Hence, the clamor and the
vote for it's examination. But even
though the bank were examined every
day it could never be above suspicion.
To make the bank a success it must
be reorganized and put on the same
plane as the Federal Reserve banks.
It must be made a corporate entity
with public directors and private d.
rectors and responsible stockholders.
GAS everyone knows in the public
service, even in the administration
Of justice, there is no efficiency. The
public servants will steal his time and
go afishin' and leave his work I'M
done. There is no supervision, no
control, and nobody seems to care.
To make public business a success it
must be linked and united with private
business and personal gain or loss. If
there is to be special session Of
the legislature, it should be to re-
organize the bank and the public util
tiles and to cut down the assessments
and tax levies and to repeal all the
new tangled laws Of the past three
years."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
Donnybrook Man Held Up by Robber

DOnnybrOOk Man Held Up BY kObber
Donnybrook Courier: Smith Cy-
rus reports thrilling experience
which happened to him last Saturday
morning about five o'clock. He was
called to the door by someone rapping
and when he opened the door one man
flashed searchlight in his face while
second man covered him with an au-
tomato pistol. They proclaimed them
selves to be enforcement league men
in the employ of F. L. Watkins and
that their errand was to search the
house for liquor. Mr.. Cyrus did not
believe them to be officers and told
them so but they displayed some old
detective badges on their coats and
threatened to shoot if he made any
fuss. So, arrayed only in his night
shirt and with his hands elevated in
the prescribed fashion, he was oblig-
ed to stand at attention while the men
searched the cellar and other parts Of
the house. After disappointing
search they left the house and hurried
away toward the east. It was still
dark but Mr.. Cyrus could see them
for some distance mad he states that
if he had had any cartridges for his
rifle he would have "got" them before
they were out Of sight. He believes
it was simply a couple of toughs who
had got the mistaken idea that he had
whiskey in the house. AS matter
of fact no one ever knew i'm to keep
any of the stuff around and this holdup
is quite a mystery.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

fueiIer, ben i'd gciogt, Weun on nod
elm Son pom bid getppe oubit, Onm
gebn ib fort III lode Oib ouf. 9n is
er fill geipeie I'M bat icine Grobt
nur 6o5u geil.bit for gu idIude. 0oS is
0o1 nioOer ebbes menIdli6eS gene.
ie. Sebt Serr &eoadtiondr, oenfe
Se nit for e Minnit, ooB Die @e.
i6i1t 10 tDeiter gauge is. glrf Con.
neidein folgt Siege I'M penn audi
Oie @eicse Oa iilL oaB ie umgauge
mer0e, 10 is eS bod e 6Gdt, OaB nter
li6 9ege Die Cabs BON Die gtcbtiGer
nit OeriiinOige oerf uno ediGdtlie Is
es aud oiesmul 10 eingetroffe I'M neil
i9 Sbne beltt nit Den @enlB ipelIe
mia, mill i'd groO bier bre6e, tpomit
ib per6leitpe, Sbne Sbrn Iiemer
@btItpp Soueromper
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

-8rot5enbaft. 9oftor: Bel
Sbnen bat Der 8lis eingei1lagen,
Serr &ommer5ienrat?
9anfier: Sa; id babe iofort meme
iamtli9en eiiernen @eloidrdnfe nit
Sol8befleioung berieben laiicnl
3eritrent. Sic: go piele
2eute bciraten oes @eloes tpegen;
sic miiroen mid ME oes @eloes
tpegen beiraten?
@r Uladoenfli1): Nein, Seucrite,
nibt INN aaes @elo Der @elt piiroe
id Sic beiraten.
8eri9nappt. Waoame:
.g8as paren Sic oo6 fir cine be-
i6rdnfte, ormme Yerion, &nna, ais
Sic bel mir eintraten; Sic baben li6
mirflid in ben orei Sabren pieles
angeei9net!"
9ienltmdo6en: 80 nein, Na6ame;
MIR II biB9en @aide, weiter
Ei&.si"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

8osbaft. 9aoer gum Boli-
5ilten, Dem er einen fali6en 3abn
itatt Oes i6mer5enoen ge5ogen bat,
uno Der MN moroeriiden &rapan
ma6t): uNur ltao, wirit aud i6on
oft BEN Goliden erwiidt babenl"
@rapboIogie: r@laubit
on mirfli6, ooB man aus Der S6rift
oen gbarafsr oes Weniden %erfennen
fann?"
ngber i6on aus Dem 8riefpa'
pier"
Merfmiiroig 9. @atient:
nSagen Sic mir aufriGtig, Serr
9oftor, gebt'8 nit mir gu gnOe?"
Mr5t: nSm, Serr Suber, es miro
immerbin gut iein, penn Sic SIR
&aus beiteaen."
@atient: uSafra, lafra, oas
bGtt' id aud nimmer 9Ialtbt, ooB
iA oies Sa6r nod meinen Eo5 er-
lcben wiirOe."
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
8ei@eroenes 8erIan


gen. @erebrer (reiigniert) ~. 8enn
sic abiolut gur niGts bon mir nil
ien woIcn, Srdulein Auguite, oann
taufen sic mir wenigitens ben Sic.
6esbriefItener wieoer ob, Den i'd mir
5bretmegeli angeidafft babel"
Na9barli9s &onfuL
tatton. Sreunoin: pObsn ltebt Sbr
Mann am Seafter uno itredt bic
;3unge beraus, mos beoeutet bas!"
0ausfrou: nnA9, er fiblt it9
6eute ni1t nobl, unO Disza=Ois pobnt
bod infer Sarsar3t!"
g Der 81 entierung.
&egimentsar5t: nSaben Sic einen
6ebler2~
9aetrut: .Sa, einen Spradfebler."
gfegimentsar5t: ~9as madt
nihtgl 9eim Militdr buben Sic TO-
SD ben gu i'm geiagt: 8eoes.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

= @orfi6tig. &eiienoer: Sd
fomme fir oie Sirma Slatter nno
Saft.
&uuoe: 8eoailre, fniipfe grunO-
iGtli6 feline nflatterbaften" Serbin-
oungen anl
-8psbnft. Srau: .Sie tper-
6en beuer NIT eineu1 bei9eioenett
Gbriitgei6enf 5ufrieoen fem miiiien,
@nna."
a66in: n9lber bos mar i9 bod
nod INNER, gndoige Srou."
&inoermnno. &leine
Go6ter: DIANA, bite, nod elm
Stiid Sudden"
v@ber &ino, balt OH 0enn nod
nidt ,genug2"
n@enug babe i6 idon, aber es tit
ia nod 10 Oiel 3D."
- Ser SIeiBige. @adbarin
Our S6u1terSgattim: n8ornm
i6impft Oern Sbr Nann io?"
.@eil gar feire arbeit porliegt!"
n@olen Sic ibm pieIei6t II
gaor Stiefcl gum &eparieren nit
nebmen?"
PIE. Oa i6impft ct nod bel
mebr!"
@eroebIi6e @orfidt.
so cine @emeinbeit! 9a lift mir Der
i%il6erne @riff meines Spa5ieritods
geitoblen poroen, ben i6 in Die
Manteltaide geItedt battel"
,@orum i6rallben Sic ben i'm
Geltourant oenn ab?"
rOumme Sra9'! 9amit er mir
-ni6t. g%eito4len tpiro!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

-Grf1Grt. n@arum icst oenrl
elter @iirgermeilter, bepor er i6reibt,
cine @lltomobilbri1e auf2"
n9amit linn Die Sinte nidt in Die
@ugen ipribt!"
~ GuntaIusqualen Giro
mer: .8os Ser <e BORT firm grim-
miges @eiidt ma6tl"
y0as lit N peniionierter @en-
oorml Ser gift iid BLOB, oaB er nlls
ni6t mitnebmen oarf!"
Gin @elebrter. Srali
&ommer5ienrat @eil6enltein: . mon
oiell, mie baiB lit eS bout!
&ommer5ienrat 8eil9enltein
Gpri1 oelti6, Site, ipo5ll brauhen
Die 2eute 5l wilien, oaB mir perite-
ben altd) englii6.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

Spartan m. Ser feline Sepp
batte acknowledgements Gus Der Se-
troleumfloite %getrunfen. Mon .gibt
ibm elm geraoe porbanoenes 8red-
puicer Elm, Domit er iid al oas
offene Seniter begeben min. D8as
fGIt Dir elm" ruff Die Wfiltter, bier
iii Die @etroleumflai6e 5uriidl"
Mber fi6er. 2ebrer:
uNnnu, Srib, - gu f%oIltelt ben
Sat 5ebnmol uiif Die Safel i9rei'
Zen, bier itebt er aber bod nltr
einmoI."
Sris: n@s giltgen MIR nelut
Sabe branf; 6a bab' id Die SofeG
lDieoer oilsgeloidt, unO, nno -
ooS lit Ser 5ebntel"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

-8eitii it @elo. Scr &ibter
S9mio ldBt iid pom Stottern fiji
rieren? SIT es ibm 10 ullangenebm?"
vNi6t aIein Oas, aber ct bat alt6
feline 3eit oa8lt."
9peiOentig. Serr:
nSrduletn @nna, i6 bin Sbnen iebr
oemogen.~
SrGuIein: Sra, Oaun bGei6en
Sic mir 9epogen."
- @us Der S9uIe. 2ebrer:
8iloe einen Sat, morin uWtittter
@r0e" Dorfommt.
S9iiler: @ib mir nod elm Stiid
9rot, Wtutter, chr De fortgebit.
= S06ite angt. Serr (Oer
cine Strofe ontritt, ais er III Die
3e1e fomnlt, in Der i6on elmer iiBt,
gum @efangenaufieber): sic, Ser
i6nar6t bod boffentli6 nidt etpa?"
= @in5iger @usmeg. =
@as baben sic 6enn ga fir ionoer-
bare unbebolfene @antoffeln att,
9err 9emm6en?
9as iinb paIicroi6te @als-
t~a.ttoffeln - mir baben felt a6t
Gager QroBes &einmadefelt.