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The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Appraisers to FIX Rent.

In the new lease just made by the
Frank @. Shattuols Company. which
operates the Schraffts restaurant ct SO
West Twenty-third street and 81 West
Twenty-second street. owned By the
Lowther estate. no mention is made OF
n specific rental. but both lessor and
lessee agree to fix the rate at per
cent. for ten years on an appraisal
valuation to be mnde by the Brown.
Wheelock Company and Horace s. Ely
g. Co. The first appraisal will be made
on May !, 1924. the second three years
later and the third six years later. The
tenant will pay the taxes.
The properties involved are the four
story building at 62 West Twenty-third
street, on lot 25x9S.9, through the
block and including 81 West Twenty
second street, 2ix9S.9.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
HARLEM SITE SOLD.
shoe Company end Two Other DC
cupants share Landmark.

One OF Harlem's old landmarks
changed hands few days ago a,
ala to 217 West 125th street. adjoining
the Harlem Opera House-one OF the
first OF the many properties erected by
Oscar Hanmerstein. The new owners
are tho Adler Choe Company. which oc.
cupies the store at 215. together with
basement and rear for its general ex-
ecutive offices, Adolph Roesman, tailor
and Adolph Stearns, proprietor OF the
Keystone Lunch. The building is five
stories. store and basement. on o plot
175xl09.10 The property was held nj
100000. The previous owner was the
Bank OF Harlem, which took over the
property in 1890.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
STATEN ISLAND MARKET.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for Charles w.
Lowack his residence at l Grand avenue
South New York, 8. T., to DR.. Eifersten,
who will occupy.
VI. James Hughes at Port Richmond
sold for George Rirschner OF Bath, Me.
two lots on Simonson avenue to Owen
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Connecticut--saIe or Rent.
LADD a NICHOLS. nc.
Tel. 111T Greenwich. Conn.
New Jer-ey-sale or Rcnt.

A QUAINT LITTLE HOME on a quaint.
shady street, near quaint little od-fash-
ioned town, completely equipped for year
round living. less than ono hour on the train
10 New York City; splendid committing SER
vice: plot OF one-th third acre shaded BY fine
old oaks: plenty OF flowers and shrubs /;
completely decorated inside and out and In
cludes all the modern convenicnces for com
Portable living; six handsome rooms, tiled
bath. massive open fireplace high in the
healthy hills sacrifice for 81. $50 to desirable
party. allowing $4,000 IN easy payment mort
cages to remain on property; plot 100 n. x
$50 IT,; near country clubs, schools, churches
and markets. In refined, exclusive neigh
borhood: rights for bathing, boating and
fishing on privately owned lakes run with
deed. RURAL. Box 1i07 Herald. 20s Broad
way. New York City.
ENGLEwooD--ssuitable for residence and
business stucco house, 3 rooms and bath.
gas and electric light, hot water heat; lot
50xt00 II. For sale. ss,500 terms. $500
cash.
". wEATHERBY 6 CO. Englewood. N. J..
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent.
Write VAN wrNKLri, Rutherford. N. J.
REAL E,lRGAIN az t73 IIlgh St, Nutley.
new dwelling, ak rooms. bath sun porch,
fireplace. oak floors decorated; three min
utes train or trolley: lot J0yi2J; price
$3.50. Owner. F. b.. sPEER. III John St,
Nutley. N J.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
westchester-sale or Rent.

BRONXVILLE (fine locaton)--Go Saturday
or Sunday afternoon and look at No II
Ellison av, near Palmer av., a perfect
Colonial home, rooms. baths. sun parlor.
sleeping porch, steam heat, thermostat cleo
trcity. instantaneous hot water heater, hard
wood and parquet floors minutes walk 10
station; bargain; easy terms. ROBERT
T1EDFORD, Realty Investments. IL Eas;
12d st. N. Tel. Vanderbilt 10000 or All.
Mrs. EDMUNL w. BUpiNE. Real Estate.
4i2 Main st. tel. sts New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE.-Choice section: 10 room
dwelling, two baths; plot 60x120 trees.
lawn: value $4,000; must sell; want offer
terms; possession March 1. 1921. PETER
DOERN. 167 Winyah av.
PLOT. about l5Ox4OO feet, on Webster ave,
facing new Bronx River Parkway; CON
venient TO Wakefield and Mount Vernon sta
tions. on Harlem Railroad; must be sold TO
settle estate.
ARTHUR r. WOOD. ~ West 1e5th.
SCARSDALE ESTATE-Southern Colonial
home, attractively situated on three acres
Of we'll handicapped grounds; house In perfect
condition, contains large living room. den, bill
lard room, all with open fireplace, enclosed
porch, breakfast room, &C.: four matters
rooms, two baths, two maids rooms. bath
every convenience: garage for three cars
with quarters; price 100000 owner must
sell. FISH & MARVIN, Scarsdale, n. Y.
Phone Scarsdale $40. Open Sunday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
t14 vEsEY STREET ]
By .Toseph +. Dav.

BY Joseph r. Day.
ENTIRE block bounded by "a nv. fst av
roth and 9th SITS, 26i i0x650. . and story
car houae--Ceorge n Warren OF al w Sec
ond Av n n Co et al; John G Clark. ref
due. 81. .473. .6li.Ti: taxes, sc. s2Ss, ,i5i.6i
Adjourned 10 February !, 1922.
BRONX EXCHANGE.
BY Joseph p. Day.
ffeTH ST, 427 and 42o E. n =, 325 q willis
av, 74.7xp4.3x irreg x100 vacant--Municipal
Liens Co VS. Louisa Nees ct al; Harold
Swain, atty; George A McCloskey ref
due AZ. 42s12: taxes, &c. 81 ,s75. To Jose.
uliine Ullman. ...s..s..........sS.f .sS. .f0o
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Borough of Queens-snIe or Icnt.

GREAT BARGAIN-S3,75o buys beautiful
1880 house (tax exemption saves 81 OOO)
near station. school; 20 minutes Manhattan
&c: fare; steam. electricity, decorations,
driveway; immediate possession; 81 900 cash.
balance $25 monthly principal. McNEECE.
Phone Jamaica 4245
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY
Long Isiand-Sale Cr Rent.

HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write +. UNSER
Mineola. Tel Garden City fG4aw
LYNBROOK, L. lat n quick sacrifice, s
room house, all improvements garage,
playhouse; plot 50x150; asking 81 800; IS,
300 cash: near electric and steam station.
CiArfield nlaca I.r,nhrnnlt 1lGo- w
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CAMP SITE WANTED IN THE ADIRoN-
DACkS, ON A LAKE WITH ENOUGH
LEVEL. CLEAR GROUND FOR GOLF
COURSE, WITH OR WITHOUT BUILD
lNiS. WRITE DETAILS TO CHARLES II.
LEVITT. Is PARK ROW. NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Borough of BrooIsIyn-saIe or Rent.

ONE family brick house, garage; street
asphalted; assessments paid 1857 18th at.
CHARLES II. LEUCKE. builder, office, C5s
Gsth st. Telephone Shore Road 1875
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
SACRIFICE SALE

at MADISON, N, j., tcn-room Colonial
House on plot 10Ox200. with three-car
garage: Easy TERMS.
For particulars phone, write or see
A. NJ. GITTERMAN, $50 Mad. av., ". Y.
SUMMIT, N. J.-sIx superb country homes
we'll constructed, complete and modern,
$40, 600 10 $4,000
EUGENE JOBs-H. #. BECK CO.,
Lackawanna station. Summit, N. !.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
FARM PROPERTY.
Farms Wanted.

MARRIED man wants to rent fully equipped
farm with option OF buying. Address
ISAAC TURNER, box 20G6 Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Borough Of Bronx-saIe or Rent.

LOTS for sale. Briggs av., between 10th
and 1o6th sts., size 50x1l0: suitable terms.
l6 Bible House. Stuyvesant 1895.
aMcLEtNON BROS, REAL ESTATE.
12S w. Foruham road. Phone O9SO Ford.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Harvester Co. Leases Station.

Roman-Callman Company, with Cross
& Brown has leased for Rose Klein
to the international Harvester Company
for a service station the new factory at
the southeast corner of Thirteenth street
and Ely avenue. Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

FREMONT Av.- K. 177th St. and adjoining
streets, close to subway station, free ana
clear; company desires to sell several choice
plots, including several corners; ready for
story 8, ., . rooms; opportunity for build
ers, spectators; all Bronx cars pass by
property. II. ]. SACHS & CO. 3S w o1st
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Borough Of Brooklyn.

MARQUIS APARTMENT, . rooms and bath.
maid and phone service all improvements:
centrally located rental $50. I26 HcrlSimer
ST. Lafayette i00i1.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
other Transfers.
other Transfers.
Charles A. Smith sold to Margar
Stack three story dwelling, 16.4x79
at 511 West 1S2d street.
Isabella Unger sold to Emmet ar
Julia NJ. Fitzgerald a three story dive
Ing. 19xss.11, at 139 West both street.
Operator I'm Two Deals.

The Dormond Realty Company, ST.
mon Myers president, sold to Harry +.
Greenberg, 44s Lenox avenue, adjoin-
ing the northeast corner of 132d street,
n five story flat with two stores. 25x
si Moses C Moses were the brokers.
The Dormond Realty Company recently
sold to Samuel Freeman 2l9i Washing
ton avenue, a three story dwelling.
isx75. Rasmussen & Sauter were the
brokers.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.

New Jescy-saIe or Rent
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

SALE. 25x1oo. 4 story. store, suitable an
business, near S1st. Lexington av. posse,
sion. j. PITS Herald. Herald go.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

Ser Jtiooer 8ur5 bon Nur3enau
GAP ltumm unD ~ter5en9raoe
Su leiner oei'ren @befruu
&iebDrauber &%emenaDe.
9ie &an9emeil plagt = peeB &nebbs
6enl = i'm,
Wlan Iab's in leinen 3ie9en.
SIM Oopfe brummts Inn Der uno bin
8ie 6liegen, 6liegen, Sliegerl.
9a frat lein boloe5 8eibden elm
limb belt ~pergnie9t uno beiber
Gen runoes @la5, uno o'rinnen iab
Gen Srui9 uff eener Qeiber.
~9ier", lpra6 ie ld6elno, raid unO
tur3,
bring i,9 Sir gum 8er9niegeu
men Sroi9 i'm @lnsl Wein Iieber
8ur5,
Sang SIiesen, 6lie9en, SIie9enI"
9a rief Der &ibber: .9u balt redtl
Sa, Die SOee lit brd9tiel
W2t. lit Dor 2angtpeiI i6on 9Gns
Idledt,
SD mopf mild nieoerbrddtiSl
@lei9 rift i1 mid gum 8eute9an9 =
Sic 2uoeri9 tperb' i6 triegenl
Sen Danger berl Gou iest ab fang
Sd SIiesen, SIie9en, 6Iie9enl"
@r lest bie @iicnbanbidub' an
Sod = bol' mid Ser uno Senerl =
SAP bamit Slteseu fan9en fam
Gen Tiober, 9loobt ia &eener.
8er5neifelt Itolpert er berum,
9as Sieb5eug gu befrie9en.
Sod beeniI6 flogen Inn i'm rum
Sic Sliegen, Slie9en, Sliegen.
limb mander @onat Nbi6ieo na6m -
G6neq Dab be 3eit entflieben
@is pIebIi6 te Sbee inn tam,
Sc @an0iduh' ab8u3ieben.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
@uitrabamns iber bas Sabr 1921.

SIM @elttriege ii1o sic @ropbc-
3eiungen oes Noitraoamus, Die iebt
iiber 800 Sabre alt lino, bdufig 81.
tiert moroen. 9a iie ober in iebr
ounfler Sprade abgefaBt iino, lit
es nidt aa5u i6per, fir ieoen Sail
oas Balienoe beraus5uiuden. 60
bat man iebt folgen0e 8orausiagun.
gen gefunoen, oie ii6 ouf oas lau-
fenoe Sabr be5ieben ioaen: 1921
tperoe, 10 iaste Noltraoamus, elm
fritii6es Sabr neroen. Die 8olfer,
Die ibre uripriingliden @ege perlai-
fen babert, Inn Die 6reibeit 81 fin.
Den, meroen merfer, oaB iie mebr
uno mebr beritlaot neroen, uno
peroen beginner, iif oarii6er gu or
germ, oaB iie Sreibeit uno &eligion
perloren baben. Sic weroen Die
GuBerIten 2infsparteien nieoerihla-
gen. Damn beginnt elm goloenes
Retailer bis 1896. 1921 miro
6ranfreid mie6er MonarGie. @roBe
ump1l5ungen geideben in Ser Sic.
gierung Der Staaten. 9ie @euge.
burt, Die oabin Dor iid gebt, lit
gum Sell elmer groBen uno mGhti.
den 8erionliAfcit 5r5ul6reiben, Ole
uabri6einli6 aus Dem n0rbliden
6ranfreid fommt uno einem alten
@eidlcdt angebort, oas man fir
aasaeItorbcn belt. Sn oieiem Sabre
mer0en Srieoen uno @inigfeit inter
Den 80lfern eintreten, Die Die
S6ranfen bredcn meroeiL Ole tire
&egierungen erri6tet be5eu."
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

6ouGe 4usre6e. 8ar-
Inn meinit s. oenn, Sil0e?
A6, ser Arnolo bat li6 bod in
ser Silpelternad)t nit mir perlobt,
uno iest bebauptet er, oas iei nun
Elm Silpeiteri6er3 gepeienl
- Il niiberIegt. Iltes Sralt-
lein 0aBlid ober cingebiloet)
u8ie sic mid 90 ieb'n bin ib oie
gan3e Wama!"
Serr: Sea, 90 bitten Sic aber
l6on lange etpas oagegen tun iol-
lenl"
Sn Ser &onoitorei.
8itme (entriiltet gum gerebrer):
@ber, Serr Meier, crit ltopfen Sic
meinen Srngen Bis oben bin bon
SUDDEN un6 Damn fragen Sic i'm,
OBJ er baben modte, bob Sic icin
8opa miirbeu = bos lit ia Die refine
gelte6ungl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Gle ltniOeriitGt Corrupt.

8iermal in fat 300 SSd6ren lit
sic ltnioeriitdt 3orpot at nellem Sc
ben erItanoen. Gin idneOiider So.
Mig bot lie 1852 gegriinoct, Gin rui'
lilder &uiier bat iie 1902 gum 8ruei-
ten Molc er0finet, sic Oeuti6e Sf.
fltpationsgepaIt BOT lie 1918 -
I'M September - gum Oritten W}nle
errpedt, en0lif bat Ser citniiGe
Stoot tie am /. 0c5ember 1919
gum bierten Male in @etrteb &c.
iebt. Ger olte ofaOemiide Baum
bat olio cine Gei6e BON Stiirmcr
iiberOouert, lit mobl ge6eugt moroeh
nift ober gebro6en. GS Iino jctt
6olo eineinbal6 Sabre oerfloIien Jet
Dem Sage, las sum nierten MaIe sic
Siiren ser 9lma mater 9orpatenIis
Ii6 mieoer 0ffneten. 9as 3peitc
afo0emiIde 2ebriobr gebt gu @n0e.
9ie Berio0e Ser @romina bat be-
gonnen, Dem I9onen Maimetter sum
Srob, oas nit 8liitenIhnee uto
SDringen0uft il1S 6reie loft. 8ic
ltnineriit1t 506lt iett mebr OILS 1000
Stuoieren0e mdnnliden un0 meibIi-
den @eldledts, oie ii6 ol1f iic6en
SafllltGten perteilen. IS iin0 Die
t1eologiide, iuriittide, oie mcoi3i-
nii6c, oie p6iloiophiide, oie mot1e.
matiI6.natur6iitoriide, oie SofuI.
tat Der 9ierbcilfunoe un0 oie agro.
nomiide. Sic ltniperiitGt beginnt
mieOer, Oie octa ct commentators
6erauS3uge6ert, rno oos miiieni6oft-
li6e Se6en regt iid. 9[n Der t6eo.
logii6en 6nfltItGt, oie boffcntli9 cr.
boIten blciben miro trob mandcr
gnfcinonngen ieitcns ser G%o0ifoIen
i'm 2nn0e, nirfen 8 9ebrfrdftc, 0ar.
inter 3 oelttIde; an ser iuriItiiden
s, Oaritnter 2 Oelltide, 1 idnpe0iide,
8 citnii6e, 2 ruIitihe; an ser meoi.
3iniiGen % 2ebrfrdfte, oorlnter s
SclttlGe; an Der pbiloiopbilfen 33,
iAweoiide, Oeutide, eitniide, finni.
ihe, ruliiide, englii6e; an ser ma
6ennntiifrnatur6iItoriiden 90, eft
niiGe, 0eutIde, rtlliide uno finni.
l6e; an ser SafultGt fir Sierfunoo
II, oelttiGe, eItnii6e, ruilti6e; ems.
li6 on ser ogronomii6en 8 2ebr.
fr6ftc, beuti6e, finnii6e uno eitni.
Idle. Gs miro geleien: eltniid, ruff
iilht OeutI6 utt0 englii6, olio lit Die
ltniperiitGt polpglott. Gin nationa.
fer G6auoiniSmlts ieitenS Ser eltni-
lGen Maioritdt mo6t iid MIR ielten
6emerfbor, in u%nierer iuriitiiGen
6ofultat gar nidt, ou6 faltm in Ser
tbeologii6en unO pbiloiopbii6cn.
@inige dauoiniitii6e Hegungen m1lB
man i6on in &arf nebmelt. Sm
0an5en le6en sic @iten, 9eliti6en,
S6mcoen, GuIien tno Simmer frieo.
lid matchmaker. Mon fam ingen
ooB ser SleiB uno Die glufmerfiam-
felt Ser Stuoieren0en MIR on8uer'
fennen lit. Die Sugeno lit geraoe-
81 ousge6ungert in miileni6oftliGer
Siniidt i'm 2oufe Ser feds Oobinge-
gangenen lhperen Sabre OeS &rie'
aes unO Der 8irren. Sn Scr Moiie
ser 9tuoierenOen .iiebt man wobl
cine 9roBe 3abl iunger StuOieren.
Sen, Oaneben ober audi 5ablreide
reife W1nner unb 9alnen. Die eff
nii4e @erfoIiung BON 1920 be.
Itimmt, Dob bie @iiienidaft unb
lire 2ebre frei lit, 0oB feinerle;
3mang un0 9rid ausgeii6t miro
ieitens Ser &egierung. Seocr afa.
oemii6e 2ebrer Iebrt nod beItem
8ilIen ullo @epiIien uro man mnB
hin5uTlgen, ooB Die @egierung nah
6eItem 8ermogen fir 0ie materieae
Gage ser ofaoemii6en 2ebrer iorgt.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

Die 2i55ie opbt ia oft roffc I'M toffe
@orte 81 mid iubie, eipcidclic
menu ie meiu @rcbn ooltte Ottbt
I'M mid oni6unlbe oubt, olS Oh i6
en- @IeG oooer ionit e StideI6e &iuo,
bieb mar, otumer eS gudt beinab 5u
mid, ais ipcnn ie nit 10 bel aus Den
@eg mar. 8omit ib perbIeitpe Sd
ne Sbrn lieiper
Ebtltpp Sauerdmpe r.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

= Sn Ser 6 ii d. e. @as DO
re i'd, @nna, 5pei 2iebbaber gu
glei6er 3eit?
., nee, Mooome, Der eene fommt
Wontogs un6 9onnerstags - nnO
ser anoere Mittpo9s un0 SreitagsI
8emeis. Sbre So6ter
i9eint nod redt finOli6 5u iein2
Sea uno Oh - oie fam nod nidt
einmol our9 sic Scale rau9en.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
GrfOIsIuie ScbamSlnns.

@ater: n@oS lit Bonn BLOB nit
Dem @rommopbon los? 9os gibt
ia feinen perniinftioen Con mebr
bon ii9!"
@nn6en :nl1no babel bob ib
inn crit porbin feds @rititbonbons
in BEN Sails gelteft, neil Snfel Au-
quit geitern ia9te, es ipdre 10 beiier
tpie ne alte 9rd6e!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

- sic bot es ~gemerft.
9as neue GienltmdOden ipridt Die
Srau Oes &ouies 6%eItdnoig nit
n@ndOige Srau" an. @iniee Gage
IGBt Oieie Die 4nreOe iiber ii6 erge-
ben, Damn riigt lie: u8enn Sic mid
etrpas gu fragen baben, Oann ipre-
den sic mid nit meinem SAINT.
Iiennamen an; i9 bin feline D@nar
oige Srau"!
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

uGos babe i6 in 6ieien Eneen
ou6 idon 9emerft!" mar Die Ant.
mort oes GienItmGO6ens.
= S III @eri9tsfaoI. 8or.
iibenoer: Ser Stoatsanmalt bean.
trogt leb~enSlGngli6e 3udtbalts-
itrafe gegen Siel
angefIagter: Nanit, i@ Genfe, mir
leben iebt i'm 3eitalter Der Grei.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

= MiBnerit6n6niS Gin
Sollrilt fommt nit ser @irtin iei-
nes @aitbalies ins @eipra6. Sic
purtoert ii9 iiber ieinen &udiad
init oen @orien: n8esbalb tragea
sic etgentli1 einen 10 i9perea
9flidiad auf Dem Wari9e?"
269elnb ipri9t Der Eouriit: Sic
be Srau, BEN &iidiad TRACE i9 bo@
auf Dem Niifen."
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
@emGbIte @usoruds.

= @emGbIte &usoruds.
IN e e. &riegsgepinnIersgattin (ib-
rer Sreunoin er3dblenO): nno mas
uniere geieai6aftlide Steuung an.
belangt 10 baben mir ielbit in Ben
boflten &~reiien 8erbinoli6feiten!
= &unItfrttif. g.: Sagen
sic nal, mas lit oenn eigentli6 elm
&uumfiinItler?
s.: So'n belierer Mobelriifer!
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
8 ehlM eri bolt lett ofern

= Ut PPpt UuII FtN NTIVtW
Itanobaft ben lebten Ylas in Der
Sdule. Giue8 Cages ieooA
fommt er frtlloeitro6lenO nit Der
Mcloung nod Soliie: SD bin Ell
men Blob Enlightenment"
rGaS lit ia iG0n~ lobte ibn Der
Safer, umos bait OH oenn 10 gut
getonnt?"
Gar niidt, aber mcin gta6bor
fam einen Ylot 'runter!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

nnertrd91id . Sdrift-
Ite~uersgattin (3ur Sodin): n5a,
Warum tiinoigen Sic mir eigentli6
10 plobli69
a66in: Dab i6 fnappes @iien
babe, oas bat mid ni6t i'm minOe-
item geniert, au6 ni1t, ooB i6 fem
9ier gum Na6tmabl fricge uno me
mig ausgeben BARI ober lett aft
Gogen fGn9t Ser gn6oi9e SEER OIL,
mir feline @eoihte nor5uleienl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

= &noIIprot. Guf Sbren
&eiien oermiiien sic pobI Sbre
nunOer6nre ginridtung ie6r, Serr
9ommer5ienrat9
So, in oen eriten SoteIs fomme
ib mir INNER pie obOahlos oorl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

So6 Drpben aut Dem Serge,
9a jtebt elm golb'nes Saus,
9a ldaren iicben 3wergc
Sns Crime Sal binaus.
Gie pinten. lie minfen
0tit blantem 9emantltein,
Sir IoQen, mir loIlen
@obl lire @dite iein.
9p9 broben uuf Dem 8erge,
9a mebt, Elm .alter &inb,
gein, ncin, ibr lie6en 3iper9e.
@ir blelben, mo mir linD.
@ir tpolen, mir poQcn
Ni6t @olo unb @oelltein,
@ir bleiben, mir bleibeu
Sci unIerm Wiitterlein.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
8robates @itteI.

ar8t: so, Sbr Mann leioet on
~8etlcmmungen? So bm -
Damn geben Sic nal auf bier $50
den auf Heiien Srau 8rummerl"
9aS @iIano. Wdr6en
lieit in einem 8ude. oaB &obinion
auf elm fernes @ilano peridlagelI
muroe. n9lu, fein!" ruff er, roa
cabs ale Gage Sltereier!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
aufridtia. ngarf

aufri9tig. r9arf i'd
Sbnen meinen S6irm anbieten,
gndoiges Srdulein?~
o@d nein, oanfe, geltern bat mir
erit elm Serr ieinen S1irm angelo
ten, uno oann itelte es ii9 beraus,
oaB er perbeiratet mar"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Scocnfaas.

SourtIt: Sagen sic nal, wie
melt bnben mir nod 81 Iteigen?"
6ibrer: 0g2ur nod bis CUR
Spibe, Damn gebt es pieoer ob.
pGrtS!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

= S6mer e / M or b n. g.:
ng8os id gemoroen bin, bin i9
Oltr1 mid ielbIt g%eporOen."
g.: Sea, id babe INNER ge'
glalbt, 0ur9 Sbrcn S6wiegerpater.
ST.: nSo2 Gr Fat Ood meiile
Srou nidt gcbeiratet.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

@i6ter: n9te poaen ao nod ME bier gepeien iein? Gle TONI
men mir bod 10 befannt Oorl"
@ngefIagter: nGos gIuub' ib idon; i'd bob Sbnen ia et
norige ISOLDE NAL frub Inn bier lbr geeigt, mo Sic wo6nenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05


Be Gpea, no nter
gebobt ben, ben idb
gang i6redli6 &c.
ioffert IN ic1 ben ie-
ben Gag mebr 8ai-
fer g%etrunfe, ais mte
Ell Saul III i'd ben
au6 groo 10 gefiiblt,
ed3ept Dab id feline
GtrpnnS 0nnnu
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

S9Iimm. r@epiB, Mdnn.
den, tpenn gu es miuit, per5iAte
i'd in oieier erniten 3eit auf einen
neucn SUIT = nber gu pirit es fret
lid ertragen miilien, Dab Die 2eltte
NIT Singern auf Sid peiienl"
8ie Sic Ilten fun.
gen. nSerr @ott, &inoerl 9a
ranft SIR i6on wieoer ipielt
oo6 bii6i6 artigN nit einanocrl"
@retel; nSa, Der Sans mill ourG.
aus nidt -"
Sans Ibqr Nama, erft mar
Iie mcille Srau, uno oann lieB iie
i;d bon mir i6eioen, uno ieBt iou
i'd lie pieOer beiraten = ib bin
oo9 Der ibr Affe nidtl"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

@ater oes Behring's:
Sic baben meiren Sobn elm &alb
genannt; Elm adt5ebniabriger Sunge
braudt ii6 oas ni6t mebr gefaaen
81 laiien!
Gbef (gutmiitig): Gut; iageu
mir alio in 3ufunft - Shsl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
OFrmer 9dtrribrbrict Nes
pbtItpp Saaer@mpfer,

1S0
'N1ein Iieber Serr &eOaftiondrl
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Christian Unitv

THE CALL TO UNITY. BY William II.
9,n,nnln,: Manning: Published by the Macmillan
DR. MANNING voices an earnest and
~ eloquent plea for unity among
Christians in this little volume. He
feels that the Protestant Episcopal
Church, which in its faith and practice
stands midway between the Roman
Catholics and the other Protestant de-
nominations, is in an excellent strate-
gic position to initiate the great move
for Christian unity. DR.. Manning holds
that the Catholic and Protestant view
points are complementary, rather than
exclusive. The Catholic emphasizes the
sacred dignity Of the Church.; the
Protestant lays stress upon the spirit
ual liberty of the individual. Both
elements have their place in wax
rounded Christian faith. He favors
immediate unity for all English speak
ing Christians, with the present un-
avodable exception of Roman Catho
lies. This, he believes, would prove an
important step toward the ultimate
goal: the unity of the whole Christian
Church.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Mental Tests for Children

Methods and Results of Testing
School Children, by Evelyn Dewey,
Emily Child and Beardsley Roml, just
published by E. p. Dutton & Co., is q
study of marked value in new and
increasingly important field. The pur-
pose of the investigation undertaken
by the authors was to throw light
upon some of the preliminary prob
lens involved in the establishment Of
psychological clinics for normal chit
dren, and to ascertain the values of
mental tests. The book is thus the
record of the testing of tests. 1t is,
to quote the subtitle, the Manual of
Tests Used by the Psychological Sur
vey in the Public Schools of New York
City, Including Social and Physical
Studies of the Children Tested. Chill
dren from half a dozen schools were
examined individually under definite
procedure for the conduct of each
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Description Of Travel in the Caribbean

want to understand the girl," The
understand" 10 In italics. Ann
stresses verbs that connote mind prob.
ing, questioning.
Ann Forrest was and Is the .rch
typo OF the needed woman of tho hour
we don't say century or year, but
hour the inescapable now. Alexan.
der Black has drawn her In a move,
as fresh as sunlight, in a book that
moves on irresistibly to tho statement
OF credo for humanity. The note
that huns continually beneath the
economic and personal tides of the
novel is the simple one of divine friend
ship. Ann Forrest is something bigger
than mere girl just escaped into
womanhood. She is the incarnate sou,
OF courage, farseeing youth disdaininp
old bonds and whims, instant in sery-
ice for the good Of the world.