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The New York herald., 1920-12-28
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SALE.
Joseph p. Day to Auction City and
Long Island Realty.

\ number Of attractive properties are
TO be offered at auction by Joseph p.
Day to-day at the Exchange Salesroom,
IA Vesey street. They are located in
Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn and
Long Island. Chief among them is the
business building at the northwest COR
ner of Third avenue and 10Sth street.
the sale of which has been ordered by
the Old Colony Trust Company of Bos-
ton. as trustee.
Other Manhattan offerings are as fol-
lows: The store tenements at 1713 and
1715 Lexington avenue, 900 West Tooth
street, 351 East Hath street, and two
dwellings and a vacant plot at 1869 to
2s75 Heath avenue, northwest corner of
229th street
In Brooklyn the properties to be sold
include the dwellings, at 1914 to 1856
Seventy-first street also 732 and 732A
Jefferson avenue the tenement at 205
Luquer street: the dwelling at 1853
Fifty-eighth street, and the apartments
with stores at $50 to 500 Rogers avenue.
The two story dwelling at As South
Nineteenth street, Elmhurst, L. l., is also
to be sold. The Five Corners Hotel"
on Merrick road, Lynbrook, L. J., will
also be offered
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Douglas, Gibbons & Co. and Ladd &
Nichols rented house at Palm Beach,
Fla, to Florenz ziegfeld for the win
ter, furnished.
Mrs. Julia Z. James of Montclair sold
to Mrs. Catherine Wagner a ten room
residence at Union and Elm streets.
Montclair, N. J. The sale was nego-
dated through the Simpson Merritt
Company.
The fifty acre Kinderogen Adirondack
camp site, owned by the Briarcliff Re-
atty Company, has been acquired as the
national headquarters of the Girl Scouts
of America. 1t includes several farm
houses and a lake. Kenneth Ives & Co.
were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
Business Troubles
PETTTIONs N BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Monday In the United States District
Court.
Involuntary petition against Fannie and
Annie Ichelson, trading as The Fair, dry
goods and shoes, 1894 Southern Boulevard.
pronx I'm behalf Of two creditors. Liabii-
ties are given as $4,000 and assets as
$4,000. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are Belle Slgel 81 .03o. and
L. Zahn, So 2,Oi0. Maurice l.. Shaine Is at
torney for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Floods, Inc.
ladies' garments, 2T2 Sixth avenue, In be-
half OF three creditors. Liabilities and as
sets not given. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are Joseph knplnn, ss1f
Max Kaminslyy, 5000, and Frleda " Gold
stein. $l2i. Sol s. Hanlein and Max Shein-
art arc attorneys for the petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Max Nathan
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
DRooKLyN-aUEENs MARKETS

Louis II. Kaplan purchased from Capt.
Frank. in cash transaction for $500. 90,
the building known as Franks Garage.
Brooklyn. NJ Y. The building. which
practically covers the entire block
bounded by Eastern Parkway. ST. Johns
place. Howard and Ralph avenues. is a
one story garage building. containing
approximately $500 square feet on ono
floor without any posts. John j. Hetler
Of the Interboro Realty Company was
tho broker In the transaction
+. G. Sauter Agency sold the two story
lyn, for Joseph Jesperson to Katie
Doyle.
Lewis III. May Company resold for
the r. 8. r. Realty Company TO the
S. and l.. Construction Company two
dwellings, ct s1 Dickerson avenue,
Edgemere, Queens. to Della /. Donihee.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
PHONE STATISTICS
BEFORE COMMISSION

The time of employees and executives
devoted to advocacy of increased rates
for the New York Telephone Company
by preparing tables. giving testimony
and the like amounted to 500, 42f up 10
December l. II. A. Trax. chief account
ant, testified when the rate hearing
was resumed yesterday before the up
State Public Service Commission.
That sum is exclusive of the 5000. 600
for cards. circulars and other adver-
tising matter sent to customers to
arouse public sentiment in favor OF an
increased rate spent up TO November
30. according to testimony at a ureyious
hearing. Other witnesses of the tele-
phone company were cross-examined by
NJ. NJ. Fertig. Assistant Corporation
Counsel. opposing the application for
increases. on technical matters and the
hearing adjourned.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
WILL AID CATALONIAN BANKS.
Spanish Government Officials Com
fer over situation.

MADRID. Dec 27.--The position of the
Catalonian banks is still occupying the
attention of the Government, whose
financial advisers conferred to-day with
representatives OF the Bank of Spain
after the latter made a thorough inves-
tiYation into the situation. 1t was de-
cided. IN event 1t should become neces-
sary, which is regarded as likely in the
near future, to grant assistance In order
to maintain the banks stability. The
institutions have been somewhat shaken
by recent events, but it is believed that
they will be able 10 overcome the diff
Guilty with timely aid.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
HARDING GOT I72,9O7
PLURALITY IN KINGS
His Margin OUer Cox in
Queens Was 81 PAS.

The plurality in Kings county Of
Harding over Cox for President, was
172,907, according TO the official canvass
made public yesterday. The official vote
for the Presidential candidates of the
various parties in Kings, Queens and
Richmond follows:
Kings-Republican. 292.452; Demo-
cratic. 1885; Socialist. 45.09S: Prohi-
bition, 1888: Social Labor. 63S Farmer
Labor. 13.473.
Queens-Republican. 92.526; Demo-
cratic, 35,2S1; Socialist, 16.143: Prohi-
bition. 142: Social Labor, 1859: Farmer
Labor. 11.204
Rchmond-Republican 1884; Demo-
cratic. o,373; Socialist. 712: Prohibition.
Ill; Social Labor, 4s: Farner-Labor.
10
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
TAKES LEASE IN BROOKLYN.
Rents Six story Building in the
Heart of Business Section.

Frederick Brown leased through Har-
vey b. Newins, Inc. and Robert J. Cow
erdale, the six story flreproof building
at 46S and 40 Fulton street. now occu-
pied by Healy's jewelry store. for
term Of twenty-five years from January
l. 1921, at an aggregate rental of approx
imately S10O000o. The property has a
40 foot frontage on Fulton street and
adjoins Bedell and a. I. Namm & Son.
and lying between Abraham & Straus
and Loeser's department store. being in
the heart of the concentrated shopping
district of this borough. This is one OF
the largest transactions closed in Brook
lyn this year
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
81, 100000 FACTORY PLANNED.
Printers Realty Co. WIN Put Up
Giant Building I'm l.. L. City.

Plans were filed In the Queens Bu-
reau OF Buildings yesterday by William
K. Austin. architect, of 46 West Twenty
fourth street. for a nine story and
basement printing house. so feet by 365
feet. at the corner OF Jackson avenue
and Hulst street, Long Island City. for
the Printers Realty Company OF so
Lafayette street. The estimated cost
of the building is 81 10000.
The structure will be of reinforced
concrete, designed for heavy loading
and equipped with the best of every
modern essential for the various de-
partments of a large printing estab-
lishment. II has a private siding on
the Long Island Railroad, and special
attention has been paid to receiving
and shipping facilities.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
IN THE BRONX MARKET.

Robert e. Farley Organization sold
for c. b. Fish three plots on Chatter
ton Parkway facing the Bronx Park
way reservation TO Norman whitelaw
and George T. Barnes. associated with
the American Radiator Company.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
NAVAL ORDERS.
al Despatch to Tns Nsw York IInaALp
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Dec. 27

These naval orders have been made public
Lieutenant Commander Mervyn S. Bonni-
son. 20 connection fitting out Y. S. $. Mary
land; Lieutenant Commander Roland NJ
Comfort 20 ". s. $. Utah as navigator.
Lieut.. Carl Q. Fisher, 70 Y. 8. s. Proteus:
Lieutenant Commander Paul r. Foster, to
". s. s. San Frnncisco as executive officer:
Lieut.. Henry l.. Fougcrousse. to course
Naval Medical School, Washington; Lieut.
Francis u. Gibbs. 20 duty naval hospital
Charleston; Lieut.. Fenirnore 2. Johnson. 70
duty naval hospital. Hampton Roads, Lieut.
Harold W. johnson. 20 public works officer,
naval station. Guantanamo Bay.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
BarceIona Bank suspends.

BARCELONA, Spain, Dec 27.-The
Bank of Barcelona, one of the leading
financial institutions. has suspended
payments. Although the banks difficult
ties are said TO he only temporary. the
suspension caused serious financial dis
order.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
HEARING on BRONX GAS CO.

The Public Service Commission an
nounced yesterday that a hearing viii
be held Thursday morn z on the petit
ton of the Consolidated Gas Company
for permission to acquire 70 per cent. of
the total capital stock of the Bronx
Gas and Electric Company. In IT'S ap-
plication the Consolidated sets forth
that the small concern is the only one
in that borough not now controlled
by It
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat IA vEsEY STREET.
Rx Henry Drndv.

I'd av. 1910 and 1912, cor s5th fa0i-s).
sc ex72, q sty brick tnmt and stores; Louise
Christman et al against Rae 1.evinson OF
al: G. Rertram Plante, atty; CSifford q
taxes, &C, $500. Adjourned 70 Jan. 10.
by Joseph p. Day
10th ct, 2l6 w, >. 25s sth sv. fo0xo9. I I
xionx9s II, sty brick tnmt; also 2ist st.
27 T. n 9, 400 " 4th av, 25x9S.e. 10 sty
brick lot and store bldg: Rose lAubhcin
against Rosie Habernan et al; l. A U
zlnkp. a'tys: Philip Slnnot, ref; partition.
Withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28

and Benjamin Sidenstock. trading as NJ.
Sidenstock 4 Sons, oil dealers. 3s4 Broome
street. In behalf OF three creditors. Liabili-
creditors and amounts claimed are: Nathan
Mogel. $3.50; Harry Tropp. s271 and Joseph
Eisenberg. 5000. Saul J. Cutler Is attorney
fnr tl,o
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
CANADIAN STOCKS
TORONTO STOCKS.

gpscsoJ Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
TORONTO, Dec. 27. = Following is a
summary OF the weeks transactions on
the Toronto Stock Exchange:
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, Dec. 27.--Following Is a
summary Of the weeks transactions on
the Montreal Stock Exchange:
The New York herald., 1920-12-28

WEISS. Jacob, Benjamin Weiss and
Louis Sacks Weiss Bros. 4 Sacks
United Box Tool Co. o........
BRONX.
The first name Is that OF the debt
FACTORY BUILDING CORP. (R.
S. Howard Co., Robert S. II ~
ard and Louis Gold)-Irving Ma
tional Bank. .............-... \
GOLDBERG. Abraham J.-N. Y.
Telephone Co.
GRITZ, Stanley-M. Guterman ct al.
Sherman S.--Bar-
reto Garage, Inc. c...............
MOSES FURNITURE EXCHANGE
III. 5. Cabinet Bed Co. o.....
TIMON1, James As. Austrian.
WEISS, Joseph-M. Rodriguez. 80.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28

accepted no private deposits. but con-
tented itself with acting as a clearing
house for public moneys. There were
other league banks to take care of pri-
vate accounts Of league members. And
1t may be said here that the use of the
past tense In referring 10 the Bank of
North Dakota Is an unwarranted usage,
as the bank is still open, going strong
and has a brighter outlook than ever
now that the Independent Voters Asso-
citation has destroyed the Chinese wall
that hedged 1t prior to November 2.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28

Total sales Listed shares. 12.990; un-
listed. 400; bonds. 81. 1850.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28

SATISFIED JUDGMENT
MANHATTAN.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed
RUSCHMEYER, William and Anna
M. w. Cready; Nov. IS. 1919. $i.635-7u
NOSCHKES. Sigmund. and Harry
rossbard--Peierls, Buhler Co.,
Inc; Nov. II. 1920. ............... 2,463.2o
HUGHES. Elizabeth LIS. Z. Techt
~ al. July .. 1910....-.......... 12s.5o
CUNNIFFE. Frank D.-F. G. Sun
derln; June IL, 191S............. 1l7.os
ct al. ju1e 10, 1920. ............. 2Os.52
HOCHMAN, Solomon, Julius Hoch-
May g. 1912. ...................,. ps.45
Britannica; June 20. 1910. -. 2s7.4O
5. 1920. ................... man l5s.o5
cry 4 Co.; Oct. Oct IL IL 1915 creiessed) 10000
BRENNAN. Raymond and Mary
land Casualty Co.--People, &C.;
Sept. 2s, 1920 (vacated) ......... 10000
eated) -. :. .................... Hr ~ 10000
Co. Inc; FEB. 5. 1918 ........... 4ss.as
BRONX.
SCOPAS. STELIANES g. ATTAIN
ASIA-New Amsterdam Casualty
Co.; April 10. 1919. 81. 10000
TECHT, Sarah E.-Emigrant In
dustrial Savings Bank; Sept. %.
WEINGARTEN. Max, and Max
Kornberg-N. Y. Carved Moulding
Co.. Inc; Feb. IS. 1919. 139.fs
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Monday in the United states Dis
trict Court:
Judge John O. Knox appointed Josenb NJ
Mckee and Maurice N. Leavitt receivers for
Fannie and Annie Tchelson, trading as The
rair' dry goods and shoes. 1924 Southern
boulevard. 2602 Eighth avenue and 4f0 Fast
iSsth street. with a Joint bond OF $4,000
Judge Knox appointed Henry II. kaufman
temporary receiver for the -Sartoriai Art
Clothes CO.. Inc. 115 Broadway. with
Judge Knox appointed Henry Fl. Kaufman
temporary receiver for Harry Goodman, 6g3
broadway. with a bond of $4,000.
Judge Knox appointed Robert p Stephen
son temporary receiver for the Economy
Distribution Company. selling merchandise
In a store operated by Il on Twenty III
street, with a bond Of $1,000.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Floods. Inc, dealing in women's outer
garments AT Nos. 2T2-274 Sixth avenue, Mon
day assigned for the benefit of creditors TO
Eugene O'Sullivan. Bernard Noonan IS
president OF the company, which was incor-
porated in 1918.
Weiss Motor Sales Corporation. dealing In
automobiles at 1893 Broadway, mas ASSIGNED
for the benefit of creditors 70 Joseph Cohen
OF l25 Broadway. Henry Weiss IS president
of the company.
Sam panue, retail shoes. at 90 East tO3d
street, has assigned for the benefit OF cred
itors to Arnold Gross.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28

by the Non-Partisan League Legislature.
had authorized the flotation of s17,0oo'-
900 of these bonds Just s1,0oO.O00 OF
them had been sold and those to a Chi
cago banking house. And there the
matter rested.
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Monday In the United States District
Court:
Schedules Of the Haber Toy Company, Inc,
p East Seventeenth street. show liabilities
OF S5O.6O5. OF which s2l .405 are unsecured
claims and 5000 secured claims. and assets
OF $1,000. OF which $500 is stock in trade.
$4,000 debts due on open accounts and 81 400
deposits OF money In bank. Louis Dorfman
Is attorney for the bankrupt.
Schedules OF the Universal Baking Com
pany. bakery. 157 East Twenty-fifth street.
show liabilities of S15.042, of which s13.00s
are unsecured claims and 81 ,42o secured
claims. and assets Of s1l.o71. Of which 1920
Is stock In trade. $3,7i4 machinery. tools.
&C. $3.50 carriages and other vehicles and
SIzs5 other personal property. Gallatin &
Upton are attorneys for the bankrupt.
schedules Of +. Jaffe q Son. furs. POI
seventh avenue, show liabilities of $t20 254
OF which $67 ,69i are unsecured claims and
assets OF $3.50 of which s645 are debts due
on open accounts and S325 deposits OF money
IN bank Isidore Wecksteirl is attorney Tor
the bankrupts
,Schedules OF Ralph Frankel and Norris
Nlnhler, trading as Frankel g. Winlsler dry
GOODS and furnishings, 1102 Southern Boule-
varu, bronx. show liabilities OF 1853 all
unsecuIed claims, and assets CT S3f75, Of
pb;na wnicn 5000 Is stock in trade and $500 ma
torney Tor the bankrupts.
scneauies OF Max Elmer and william
r. rMrm,lh. trading as the broadway Waist
avenue, show liabilities OF sTi. .47f Of which
S7l ,0s2 are unsecured claims, and assets OF
unknown value. Of which S4.291 are debts
que on open accounts and 50, 3,294 unliqudated
Claims. Lester B. Freedman Is attorney for
the bankrupts. 49,
Schedules Of Bernard Herman, 13 West
~ IsnrtyIir street show liabilities OF sic, ,2O3
oi WIIlcn slo,U2l are unsecured claims and
u ,OuU secured claims, and assets Of $40 asa
or which $500 Is stock IN trade 81 O3s dehts
que on open accounts and 81 600 machinery
for the bankrupt
The New York herald., 1920-12-28
MINES.
BANKS.
LOAN. TRuSTs. &c.
BONDS.

81 Colonial Inv. &c 76
lo Nat Trust. 1913. .. 1873
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

dem iebr riidIt1noig, ~befangen unS
unoerein6ar nit mooernen 4nIprii-
den Dor, a6et ntalt lit eben nod III
10 pielen Stiiden ber5Ii9 unmooern
in @r;ehenlnno, obne Iid oesbalb
ungliidli1 6u ;iiblen. Iae &enner
oes 2anoes itintnen oorin therein,
Dab Die @rieden, mas audi JOINT al
ibnen alts3uiesen icin moge, aagc-
meitt in eremploriiher @eiie ouf elm
gutes, enges 6omilienleben 9alten,
uno oaB oieIe @igenidait iopie ibre
opferfreuoige 8aterlanosliebe Die
beiten Seiten Oes @oIfsdarafters
be0euten. 0as griediide 2eben be-
pegt iiG in iebr ifli6ten 9abnen;
ielbit Die reiden &reiie, an oenen in
Ser &eiioen3 fein Mangel lit, Seigen
grobe 3uriidbaItung unO ni6t Die
geringite Neigung 3lt 2urus uno
@rtrapaganaen, unO 6tpar in 10 bo'
benz MaBe, ooB Neu.Gtben tpegen
ieiner tpobIanitdn6igen 2ongemeile
uno Dem g6n3liden Mangel an 9roB-
Itdotii6en 3eritreuutlgen BEL ienen
Sremoen, Die ni9t BLOB Don Der
afropoIis 5ebren, in feinem al5u
1oben Inie6en ite6t. @ae Oieie @r-
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ge3oeenbeit Der eriediiden Srouert-
melt 5ulammen.
l1niere 8iloer tpei1en iniofern
BON Der 8irflidfeit BEG Aato9sle-
8erionen i'm NotionaIfoitiim 5eigen,
oas in @tben uno Sen onOeren gro.
bens ab, ais iie Die Oargelteaten
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Die sriediIden 9omen lire goIfs.
trodten ou9 nidt mebr auf Der
Strobe, 10 ueroienen lie bod Sob oa.
fir. ooB iie iit5 weni9itens BARN
pbotogrGp1ieren Gaiien. gs p6re
unerbort permeiien BON mir, Ben 9e'
ierinnen einen @ortrog iiber oie @in-
3eIbeiten Der bier oorgefiibrten Ro-
Itiime al baIten, Oa i1 mid babel
bermutlid geger sic einfahiten ted.
niiden ausOriife ner~iiinoigen mir.
De. Aber oieaeiHt bari if mir trot
Oes 9erpuBtIeins meiner 9aienbaftig'
felt geItotten, auf Die tells in Stif.
ferret, tells in Buntorud ausgefiibr.
ten Srnomente, Die iopobI oas erite
Bib wie Die beioen oberen gilOer
oieier Seite 3eigen, 5u DerDeiien.
Streng genommen iin0 Die griedis
I6en goIfstroften gor niht BON ma.
neutrality-suspicious. Serfunft, ionOern
aus Der ol6aneiii9en Gro9t entltan.
ben; DEFENDERS oie gefdlteIte, bis
gum Rl1ie reiHenoe IuitaneIIa Der
M6nner Giebe Oas nebenitebenOe
9ilo) lit ourdars olbaneitih, uno
Oie einem SEES dbnliae &~opfbeOef'
flung nit Ser nod binten berabpal-
lenoen 4uaite bot ibren ltriprung
in Ser p1rpgii1en MiiBe.
Oieie uebernabme ser olbaneli-
iGen Sro6t %erinnert an cine Srage,
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Sis at pelder S6be Srinst elm
SAaQ?

Camille Slammarion bot BET iei.
men 8aaonfobrten aufge5eihnet, bis
gu welder &obe perifieoene 2aute
ncn Der @roe aus ou bernebmen
Karen. Ser &uf zines Mannes
6rang 480 Wieter bod, Der ibarfe
STUFF elmer Sofeniirene $50 Weter.
nos laute 2nafen zines Sroihes im
Moralt 900 Dieter. Sn elmer Sobe
Don 975 Metern paren Die laute
Gimme zines ManneS unO oas
Mouen zines @agens por5iiglid ~
boren. Gin Srommelmirbel uno
cine Mniiffapelle tparen nod bel
1850 Meter 9obe oeutli1 tpabr.
nebmbar. 0as &rGben zines Sab.
res, Der SAaa elmer &ir6englode
uno aufpeilen lautes &ufen BON
MGnnern uno Srouen orangen biz
al 1900 Meter. Sci GROCER Stile
troren nod bel 1910 Meter bod Der
GduB aus einem @emebr uno oas
@euen elmer Doage al pernebmen.
Ser 2Grm zines Gilenbabn5uges
iuor nod beutli1 in elmer Sobe bon
1850 Metern, un6 Der Hfiff elmer
2ofomotipe BEL 5000 Meter Sobe
Dabrnebmbor.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Saben Die Tanamas oieie 2Id.
ring OurbgemaGt, 10 tpnnoern lie
sum n&erpusen" ms ateIier, no il.
ne,t ser leste Sdliff b~eigebraf;t
miro uno ipdter in Oie 6aiionieritil.
be, in Der linen mannIid)e @nergie
3u 1iiBerem Auielcn Derbilft. Sier
crit cnliteben Die peri6ieoenen Sal.
ions, Die boben ooer fladen, breitelt
ooer idmalcn Srtfopfe. Die geboge.
men ODER 0eraoe abite6enoen arenI-
pen.
Sit aud oaS 9eidpben, Damn
eebt's ans @arnieren. Gas Sano
nit Ser ieitlidcn Sdleife, Die
Sturmid)nur mo bas 6utter iuerOen
cingcnGbt. Gum lestenmal miro ge.
priift, perbeiert, uno ihlieBlih
merocn Die SutitoBe in aiiter Der.
padt. Inn in aller Serren 2anOer
III reiien. bieIe pieoer auriid al bic
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Der panamabnt.
HINT TramtE n rk Il II r II.

in 2iift unO Come gebIeidt. Sieu
idon finoet Elm getpiiies Sortieren
itott, elm 3uiammenreiben ser in
@eidmeioigfeit uno 6ar6enton bar.
m~onierenoen 9ldtter. Gie Snupt-
Iortierorbeit finOet ieOo9 erIt i'm
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6oiern BON Ser StiIpur5eI Ioseerii-
fen uno ~sorbenmeiie 8%uinmmenge.
bunoen. ObgIeid Oieie &Gtigfeit
iHeinbar cine gail5 undergraduate
SilfsIeiItung beoeutet, bGngt bon
0em idorien Slid Der arbeiteriu
uno Ser Si6erbeit hires lnteridei.
Sungsoerm0gens iebr bieI ob. Weiiht
iie nGmIi9 peide8 MtaterioI nit noe.
niger 5ortem, 10 eridpDert iie Oomit
ole grbeit Ser 6ledterin, Die 6ur6
0as Gorfommen eines al5u Itarfer
oOer un9Iei9mGBigen Reiies mf9e'
balten miro.
@ie's in elmer SIe6titube bergebt,
erIeben uniere 2eier aus elmer url'
Oern gb6iiO1tng. Ser SUIT miro
oben oltf ser 8opimitte begonneu,
pie uns Elm Slid auf Ben eriten Be-
item SUIT in ieoem SdoufeHiter be.
Iebrt; ebenIo f0nneit mir oa am re.
ben6en Mooeu" Itloieren, pie Die
@nSen am &anO mie0er eingeidld'
gen, gepiiiermaben 5urildgeflod)ten
mer0en. Saon iriiB muB it'd iiben,
per oermaIeinit Elm MeiIter iperoen
min, ODER ins prattiide 2eben iiber.
fest: i6on carte SinOerbdn6e miiiien
5ugreiieu, ionen ipdter bic rauben
barten &dnOe ser AIten ben Inter.
bolt ersiebie al erlperben Oeriteben.
Seoe SIedterin traudt Sfpei biz adt
Sage fir einen Gonomabut, fin Die
einfoAen ioeenonnten RaImbiite, D.
b. iolde, 0ie ais minoermertigem
WtoterioI bergeiteut un0 ou6 nidt 10
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Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Cine idoHHf4e asrinasfro#e. ans Dem eafen aaslaufeuO.

oeren grorterung pom Den Seaenen
lebr ungern gelitten miro, namlid
sic 5rage, Oh Die mooernen 9euob'
ner @rie1enIanos wirflid ehte Sel.
lenen iino, ODER Oh oas @inOringen
iiioilmiiHer StGmme BON NorOen
fer oas Jriedii9e golf i'm 2aufe
LANCER Sobrbunoerte nidt gum
minoeIten ltorf per6noert babe2 @e-
9eniiber uerein5elten Stimmen, Die
friiber rieie aniidten b~efunOeten,
glaubt nun Die neuere Soridune CUR
@enugtuung Ser Reugrieden perii-
9ern 5u fonnen, oaB iene edte Sell
lenen iino, oeren Ibnen Die ilapi.
Ide @iman0erung a~ufgeiogen ba.
ben, obne Sen 9~eringiten @bbrud an
i6rer NationaIitat gu erleioen.
8ir oiirfen alIo Die bier barge
Iteuten Srauen un6 M6o9en getroit
aIs Naafommen Der uns teuren on
tifen @elleninnen anipre9en.
gs lieet cine ianite, itiae Setter
felt ouf ibren 8iigen etrpas, oas
iiber aues &dBlide 6es aatogsle-
bens binaus5umeiien iheint in Die
Spbdre barmoniider aussesliden.
belt. Dieie Aueen i6einen eemobnt
gu iein, iiber iopuiide @efil0e bin-
meg aufs blaue Meer gu bliden.
l1no oas lit feline 5ufaaige @ridei-
nung fonoern tnpiid fir Die griedi-
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
@Oberne 8aaabe.

S,dtten bnnbert LANCE IeiIen
Gid aeoebnt 5niideu Singing u1b
W2nio,
sic bdtten pielleidt ii1 eetroffeu
ger Mnto gu selcgener 3eit.
@drcn Serge neutrality-suspicious.,
|creiit Biz gum 9immel binau
sic b1tten iid finoen fonneN
Sod in Clifton i'm N%cropIan.
GU I6ieb lie Gin 9inoernis a6er.
@ie man fem 9rDberes fennt -
sc bat cine @aiien breite
Ser @roBitabt iie getrcnnt.