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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
By l.. NJ. ANDREWS.

May ] assist you. Madameg"
mo thank you; am Just look.
ing"
II would be extremely interesting
to know how many times ! have
listened to and taken part In the
foregoing dialogue.
About 20 years ago I timidly ap.
preached my first customer in a
general store In Akron. At that
time. the customary salutation was.
Something for your
A few years later. In a large de.
partment store In Cleveland.
learned uiat the proper mode of ad.
dress was. MAY / help your"
Neu came my connection with
an exclusive specially shop In the
same city, and here we were told
that the incest way to approach
customers WAS TO 40 May !
serve your
After several years spent In this
store. I came 10 the Northwest and
later went 10 a new town. Just
opening In Alaska. Here the woman
in charge. who knew everyone who
came into the store. would say with
a slap on the shoulder. what can
/ do for you today. Jack?" or What
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Educate Shoppers, Is
Cry of SaIeSWOnlan
in Big City Store

can ! do you for. Mac7" lf wo-
man or girl. II was apt to be. well.
Mary. what VIII you have?" or
whats on your mind today?"
GUEST AND HOSTESS
IDEA TAUGHT
Now that ! am back In one Of the
largest department stores on the
coast. we are having classes In 1.-THE
Psychology OF Salesmanship.' and
while the customary salutation is.
MAY l assist you. Madame?' we
are taught that the proper mode OF
address is the one which VIC would
use TO guest in our home, as we
have invited our customers there
| thru the medium OF our advertising
and We stand In the position OF hos
Tess and they are our guests.
/ but, while we are being instructed
in all these things. and while all
our monthly publications are advcr.
tising complete courses In salesman.
ship. all our colleges teaching sales.
manship. and all our, leading stores
teaching salesmanhip. courtesy.
etc, why. oh, why, does no one
suggest teaching shoppers how to
shop?
! They have not advanced one step
Turn 10 Page IL, Column D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Josh WISE SAYS
- ar b human, 10 admit u
= ssDerhumsn.

cesrxs Bernard Shaw says ne Is
nfraid to come to the L. 3. George
ant forget what happened 10 Car.
Denfi<r.
Ies<vs from Home Brew 20 Chief
1<aftfs.
Dssr rnsef-.Betws~n rsrri~x the guys
ut exn steam heated wix~sms, tins
~ phe wear silk shirts with .snnon-
Nh ppka cots--yop have failed 20 push
: psn on the nissdofnxs of your osn kin.
Answer this. wiiiysh -
whs o~ns this tews. sry-syS
~ the ''imp<ri.s wtxsrd~ of this col
snn snt Khan and N respect 20 your
ifncrsDes. shall answer for you--
-Ths home brewers and All folks Who
heve callers
As1 VITO IL II that 10 taking u away
f'sm thsm--1sst like you claim this town
-uho>
al son drinks Mn HOME BREW.
Ansinsr letter to yuhi
Dear chief. see that you hammer
fsa bird Gov. Hart. whats he done,
sskf He amt rsvsr hurt no one bot
~ voters. n you had few feIie-s "
ssss @ ~. iLs Lou; yos pr.sssly > I, 30 wes'a
Recommended TO the Klu kiux:
1he bsmbo that says 1T IL high time
nat the nations lawmakers enact
Statutes" etc. etc.
The ehezpest.looIsinR thing in
sezttie IL a man waiting for his
VIE at bargain sale.
Here Is a sign we lamped on the
xaferfront yesterday. just what
does It meang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

Greetings, What b 70 rare -
3 dance orvhcstra In tuner
Health OF Seattle kids declines AS
vacation draws to = close.
Hetcl o. Fourth ave called
1he AlrctAle. Won<Ser u the
patrons led dogs ltfe.
peaes - On the sshss %
Carrie H<&n:
ehs sillsd her gas tank with
He who dccsn'r bring proper atsen-
e5on 10 his business win soon have
NJ business brought to bis aften-
IN.
INSURANCE-A srheme Tor
prsstinng your wife With The
6suyy fer her secead marriage.
OUR LATEST HOME BREW
RECxPE
Chase ! Wild bus1 frog ~ mlies.
pln0 the hops i'm q disuscd garbage
san~ then add:
II gallons pickle brine.
: quarts sheilac.
bar home made soap.
One pint sweet spirits Of nitrc.
A dash OF iron filings for flavor.
DcdI mixture three weeks. then
Slrafn thru an I. w. VS. sock 70
te<p from working. bottle and add
ene burro to each quart 70 give II
a. proper kick. Take out $4,000
hsunnce and drink while standing
absse an open grave.
\ CITY Health Commissioner ". NJ.
Rad conducted Mayor Caldwell and
dfy, officials on tour Of the city's
ng1nG< fills. He showed them .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
HISTORY MAY
RECORD FAILURE

Movie.star tears seemed 10 giisten
among their eyelasbes. they we're 20
sorry.
II President Harding's conference
assumes this attitude, history can
only record its failure.
China must be treated gently
much In the same way that a doctor
treats a very sick patient
Thru her delegates she must be
brought 10 a realization that she is
today the worlds greatest menace TO
the peace; that this is not 70 much
her fault as It Is the fault OF the
great powers sitting with her at the
table: that these powers now intend
10 right past wrongs, in so far az
they are able. and that they will do
this bv helping her TO get on her feet.
Thls--thc powers must make plain
TO the deIegation--will be done thru
and ~ith the cooperation Of the Chi.
nese people themselves. and that no
infringement on China's integrity IL
intended or will be tolerated.
In short. as II has been put TO me,
cTurn 10 Page IS. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
German Centrist
Leader Murdered

LONDON. Aug. Matthias Err.
berger German Centrist leader. has
been murdered. according to a news
agency dispatch from Berlin today.
Erzberger was head of the German
armistice commission, which nego-
tiated with Marshal Foch In Novem.
bcr, 1918. He was leader of the
Center party In Germany and at the
time OF his death was prominent in
Ccntrist politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Gigantic Plot to
Defraud World u,
Half Billion
Scheme Is Nipped

CHICAGO. Aus. Operations
of charies w. French. alleged king
Of s~indiers. went into the half bill.
lion class and took on IN internz.
tionaI aspect today.
Continuing his confession before
federal authorities. Alvin T.. Harsh.
man. Frsnch's secretary. revealed
plans for the orEanixa tion Of $500.
ooo.oo concern. thru which. he
chsrred. financiers not only Of Amer
ioa. but or CAnada- England. Mexioo
and other countries were TO Be
"neec<d."
French and his associates were
ready 70 launch the concern when
federal agents stepped In and stopped
their game" Harshmzn said
The deal. had n gone thru. would
have been the most gigantic enter
prise. legitimate or otherwise. ever
attempted. Assistant District Attor.
|Dey Ciinnin declared.
Harshman said French conceived
the idea. but that he. Hartman. pu.
II on paper. The plan. Hartman de-
cIarcd. was To organize the $500, ooo..
900 concern with American. Can.
adian. Mexican and English capital
and to take a ''flicr' at all the biz
industries. Purchase and operation
Of big automobile. leather. steamship
and rubber companies were proposei
In the project. he said.
Five banks were to he organized TO
handle the company's finances.
Harshman said. the principal one to
be at Victoria. II. C.. where the
parent company. the Pacific com
pany, was also to be located. OF
tawa. Ont. was 20 get another big
bank" according 10 Harshman. the
other banks and subsidiary offices 70
be strung across Canada and the
United States.
Discovery OF the body OF A. T. Rob
erts. Minneapolis bond salesman. In
Lake Harriet led TO reports he had
taken his life TO prevent arrest In
connection with the French expose.
These new arrests were ordered to-
day:
~. w. Davis. Cleveland millionaire,
whose name was found on many
notes seized In raids.
Colonel Geo. c. Ball. Los Angeles,
whose name was mentioned fire.
quently in the files Of French.
Mrs. Charles w. French. wife Of
the promoter. who Is now at Walk.
cr ranch" Bostonia. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
DEBS' CASE TO
Be ACTED UPON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-- Presi.
dent Harding and Attorney General
Daugherty at conference tomorrow
win discuss the release from prison
OF Eugene V. Debs. socialist leader.
II was learned at the department Of
Justice today.
II IL Understood that the main
question 10 be determined is wheth-
er the action the administration
plans 10 tnke on the request should
be announced now or delayed until
formal ratification OF the German
peace treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
BANK ROBBED BY
ARMED BANDITS

los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. 2s.---
Five motor bandits. heavily armed
today robbed the Huntington Park
branch OF the Los Angeles Trust
and Savings bank OF sum estimated
at over $1,000.
A. Adams, branch manager. was
severely injured when he sought to
resist the bandits. He was struck
down with a dubbed revolver.
The bandits fled southward on
Long Beach blvd. toward the beach
city. Posses are In pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Steamer Lost on
Rocks, Is Belief

HALIFAX. n. s.. Aug. e6.--Little
hope is held out that the United
States shipping board steamer City
of Brunswick. which drifted onto
Broad Shoals at the mouth OF this
harbor today. can be saved.
Grain. which made up the cargo
OF the ship. Is pouring thru a hole
in the vessels side. Tugs and n life.
saving crew have gone to the aid of
the stranded steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Tindall to Speak
on Jap Problem

Councilman Philip Tindall win
speak on The Jap Menace" Satur.
day noon before the King County
Democratic club at Mevcs' cafeteria.
Tindall is considered one OF the
leading experts on the Japanese
problem In the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Defending Champion
Ties for Golf Lead

oAKwooD COUNTRY CLUB.
Cleveland. Ohio. Aug 2e.-walter
Hagen, Detroit. and Jock Hutchison.
Chicago. defending champion. today
turned in scores OF 2i6 for 81 holes
In the Western open golf champion.
ship. displacing Emmett French,
Youngstown. from the lead. French's
score was 2is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

Be that as II may. Arthur Ham
married Edna Egg In Pultush, Okla
sorns. They are both Indians.
We received the following poem In
ne mail and pass II along unexpur-
Rfed and undsodorized:
ne man hate IL old Sam sar.
:. who's always crying. Lower the tax
- sdvics IL. Get the AZ
And chop the HART from old man
Tan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Marshal Foch Is
Coming to America

PARIS. Aug. 20 Marshal Foch
this afternoon personally notified
American Ambassador Herrick Of his
intention Of going TO the United
states TO attend the convention Of
the American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
SQUARE
deal. OR
5 RIFE!
Silnlr,s Says China
Most Important
Phase Of Disarrn
Conference

TIE rpua ~ ~ assarvsasnsss
essfervoee s<sts n Chlna. ses
there ~ rs<1fi< psssl.ss Geo.
~. An6 fruw Chkaa. Wl11&a0
rhflip Hlmws. afe~v - sxhon,-
ttse seo1y - ~ steunakna. esn&as
the fe11wu1ng 1inQnt<h - TIE
49,. n1ve arstclss ~ slmms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

SHANGHAI. Aue. ss.--Ths s,c.
cess or failure of Prvsident Harding's
disarmament conferences win b
! gzus~d by the treatment accorded
China-no more and no less.
CHINA MUST GET
SQUARE DEAL.
What ss everywhere Ia the Orient
considered as potentially the most
momentous congress in history will
come 10 nauxhs II the menace OF
Asia is not removed and China given
ia square deal
ff China receives the treatment IN
Washington that II has been Gus
tomary for the great powers TO mcte
out 70 her. armament merchants
and tmtsieshlp builders may as well
proceed At once to enlarge their
plants.
For war Is waiting just around
the corner.
n China Is to get a square deal
from the powers. Il II going TO take
ia conssderabie wrench OF diplomatic
uzaxe
Mosshack diplomatists win have
to be ebuckcd into the can with the
other obsolete things. else placed In
a minority at the conference: red
tape win have to be sundcred and
precedent shattered.
Only by a miracle can the Chi.
ncsc delegation speak for a
united China or q government that
really governs.
SUCCESS DEPENDS
on RIGHT ACTION
II the powers are going to H.
stickiers about such things the de
Iiiberations threaten to become a
farce and the hope OF reduced arrns'
ments will go up In a column oi
hot air.
To the contrary. " the powers sci
about helping China as whole. heart
edly az hitherto they have cold
bloodedly trodden upon her, uzins
good will as isyishIy as they have
always employed greed. something
may be accomplished.
Both roads the road TO success
and the road 90 failure---lie thru
| China
China's antagonists at the Wash
ington conference win be the enc
mics OF disarmament and Of peace
whatever their public uttcrances
for the proiongation OF the present
state OF affairs In this country can
lead 20 but one thing War.
At Paris and Versailles certain
gum shoe diplomats went from
delegation to delegation with this
| plant:
How can we come 10 the assist
ance Of poor China, when China her
self is in no condition TO accept as
sistance7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

no GRABBING ALOUD HERE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
GbluB frlat.)
Iit ser @elt 5erfaacn.

Giuen Ginblif in Die @~pmiitSuer.
failu1lg Oes freiDilig aus Dem &eben
geiGieOcnen Hrin5en Soadyim ge.
iraDrt cine 3ui9riit oil Die GGgIi6e
NltnOi6alt, oerell Beriaiier I'M Der.
9ongenen @il1ter cen Yriu5en in Iet.
ller Siao &iegniB 81 ieben 0elegell.
belt bate Gr tanO ign gallS allcir1
III Dem ein5igen tleIiten 3altm, oer
geDei5t mar. Ser Brin5 iagte: ,8ern1
cine camille, ipic Die SoDen5ouerrl,
ms ungliif .tommt, bann tperoell
ibre S0Dne INNER alein ulto oerlai.
icn ieiu. auc, Die Dor inns oeu Stiff.
ten beugten, itilO bapongelouien, ur1o
oicle pom oclten, weld)e mir 9eraoe
fitr Die SreueItcn bicltell, iilO nidt
mcDr ii6tbar, ieit uuicreS Sau.
les 8lall5 erloi6." Der Erius iiigte
oarn Die 8orte 6riebriGs Oes Gro.
Betl Diu5u: r9tie bat iold)e Sdma9
etn brouocnblrgiid Intlis getrOf.
fen." SdlieBli9 ridtete CT al ben
Seiufer Die 6rage: .@louben sic,
oab Die Siiger, tpcIde ii6er oas arnle
Oertidc 8oIt unh iiber u,lier Saus
ocrltrcl1t lultroen, bod nod einntal
Der 8abrbcit peiden miiiielt, uno
GIullben Sic, oaB oaS oeutite 8olf
icnals ben 8eg sur @r0be uno gum
Slid mieberfinoen miro? SD frei.
lid" idIoB er, niperoe 6as ni6t
meDr erleben." Ser 8erialier, Der
fir ben Mut beS Yrin5en anerfen.
nenoe 8orte finbet, bofft, oaB oos
oerti6e &olf idlieBli6 nidt gar,s
oieIes SoDclt5olcrn pcr9clie, Der ne.
ben einem Summer Den 3riammert.
brltd ieincs ~itol5en Salics ulo ici.
neg groBen Solfes ni6t tra9en fonn.
te, nno Der oarltm ben 600 iufte,
Den er alf Dem Sdla6tfeIb nidt ge.
funocn bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

cres. 9a trnf id enolif meinen
8oaegen 2epfe. rn0 Der legt boiler
Nuireeung iiber Studraot log. Ig'
bauien, Srau Gpe Offers uno Sebe.
an iparen geraOe ailf nSturmi6ual.
be" pom Start 5ilriidgefebrt, err
gebnislos, oenn StudraOt - fubr
nit nlif Offers HI Sd traite
meinen Sbren nidt, limb Sepfe
er5Gblt mir: DAB Stldraot nod Den
Slbeno 8llpor Den Reit ieineS 8ar.
uermogcnS 6arange9ebcn bot, um
nSturmihpal6c", Die %gepfdnoet
mar, auS5uloien!"
Beter SroidWiB lag bcpcgungs'
log Oa uno lauihte. aein Nusfel
regte iid in icinem 8eii6t. Camp
boucn Dieberbolte itd in ieiner
Shilorrung cin3elne Buntte er'
pabnte er 5peimal, oreimal. obne
es in ieiner guireguug 81 merfen.
~Weine Srau lit aubcr iid -
Sdr0tterS beteueru, iie bitten feline
Ibnung gebabt - alld 0rpgalsti
mill nidts bon Dem abenteuerli6en
Ylan getpllBt baben. slber Stti muB
es idon geitern nit 9raumann felt
u~erabreoet baben. Nein, nein,
neiu, iolh cine 8eripegenbeit! ltno
@raf @rote iprad if. Der mar
an 9orb oes Startidiffs, als ole
Sade Iosging. gr iagt, in Dem
beiuolen GRANDDAUGHTER un0 Dem oil.
gemeinen 3urdeinanOer bate man
ni6t Die gan5e Start8one iiberieben
tonnen, aber er i6p0rt Oarallf, oaB
fur5 Dor Dem Starten nod 5piideu
~Sturmidpalbe" ltno oilers ii"
gan5 energiide observation-disclosures.
gen itattgefuuoen b6tten."
limo glaubt er - Den @runo Al
fennen2" fragte BroidJpis, Der allf.
faaenO bleid mar, 30gernb. Zen
8runo fir Die ieItiame @altlrlg bon
Stufraot?"
Gampb0uen itrid iit nit beioen
Sdnoen iiber iein lteif enlpOrIteben.
oes belblonoes &aar. $50, &unIt.
it'd - mebr als page 8ermutun.
gen bat er aud ni6t."
nIber - mas pernllttet er2"
~@rote bat ia tets MIR cen einen
Stanopunft: Gerde5 la femme! -
0a iaB nun IN rSturmi6mal6e"
5rau gue Offers, in Oilers III" il.
re Sticftodter. Sd gebe gu: Der
Mettfampf bate in oieier idarfen
Gorm mo- JOINT MIR nod cine Sano.
uou goote in Srage fam, gerao5n
cine peri0nlide Note. ltno Die be.
i6omenoe &atia6e lGBt iid nidt
aus Der 8elt i6affen: 6rau @pc
Offers fampfte gegen oas Boot if.
res perItorbenen Nnnnes. Gin
Menia tpie 2ebeall oOer tpie gtrba.1.
ien, fir ben es in allen Sragen i'm.
mel nur ben eigenen materieaen
Sorteil eibt, Der fiimmert li6 in fol-
dem au9eublif Inn oerlei @emiits.
iperte nidt. aber StudraOt fiiblte
ii6 Dor cine idWere gnti6eioung
9eleut uno oa iie9te Dobl iein Ser5
iiber Die Sernunft.
(9dluB frIet.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

Ger S6laumeier. ,8a.
ter, fannlt on mir finn allieinanoer.
folgenNe Gage ia9ell, mo fem ein5i.
gcS q orin uorfommt?"
~Sibt's ia iarnid. on @iell"
"N6er iepib ooh: Soricitern, ie.
tern, bellte, morgen itno iibermor.
gen."
8ororglid. nIenib,
Uie iiebit on Oent aus? On paIt Dir
ia oein babies SebiB allsreiBen lai-
ien?"
Sea, NAL mubten iie ia bod
raus. Soa id ctna tparten, biz bic
Sabn6r5te nod teurer iperSrn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

iibtcn, miScritanosiGbigen Neniden-
tGrper. Inc Der 8iGe unb oas
Nuge Ieltcn Den 2auf. @S gibt
feline Tubepauie. Gie b0dite Nei.
itrug mus errei6t peroen. Sic
Strede mibt fiinfunoIed5ig Scenlci'
len = .Sliels III" lit elmer 9urd).
i6nittsgeidpinbigfeit bon 5tpeiuno.
5pan5ig Sremeilen IN Der Stunoe
f1bia. @r mnB Biuo uno 8etter
Sros bietclk er. muB
Gin paarmal bebt cine itarfe Gee
ras Din5igc Sabr5clg bod empor
lno mill es sur Settle idleuoern =
aber Die Suiaiicn tuerfen iOfort ibre
eigene Gait oagegen. obne 3urui,
obne SerabreOung, uno oaS Boot
gleitet fait ienfredt BON Dem @eI-
lenberg binunter, niiblt iid) NIT Der
Spite tief Elm, ridtet iif pieber
altf uno teilt bas flnidengriine @ai.
ier, 70 oaB iif linfs unO redts bret.
te @iidtbabnen bilben, oeren bidter
Spriibresen iid iiber Die Sniaiien
ergieBt.
SGufiger perben Die flatternoen
Sdbnlein iiber Den bin uuo Der
idtpanfenoen 9oien bGrfiger
miro 6as Saiiiereu anbrer Sabrseu.
ae. sic talid)en ai,f. blitidneu,
unb neri6pinbcn.
@ber nun miro oas @aifer inert.
lid rubiger. Ser Hegen bat nuf.
oeb6rt. Sc miro aud, tuGrmer.
Wan abnt bie RGbe bon 2anb. limo
In ihneIlercr Solde aIs Hsber pers
ninmt man 3ur,tfc. Srqcnopober.
ginmol alld Elm pnar Softe R1t'
tit.
Sn penigen Mimuten mlB rSI.
iers II" am 3iele iein.
Son oeu SiiOweitern laIft oas
See. unO Hegenlpaiicr auf Die Del
mdntel. Die @elidter iino tries
ieno nab. Iber Die gu9en leud)-
ten.
Wfit Der erflommten SonO aiebt
Studra0t Die llbr uno faltert ueben
9raltnlann beim Motor nie0er. I'm.
term 8las, icitgcpreBt, lie9t oa Die
aarte. 9abei Die Isabelle. Sic
refnetl.
Stti bat iih frei nnfgertd)tet. Sic
brau6t nid)t mebr 9egen 8ino unb
8eaen ais ibre 6einOe ansutGmpien.
Die treiben OaS 6abr5eug iest ben
Sieg in Die Irme.
2infS unO red)ts balten i6aufeIu.
De 8oote groBere Segler unb
fleinere &l,tter. War iubelt Dem
ourd Die INNER id)ntaler perbenoc
8aiie oab~iniauieuOen Sabr5eug gu.
Der Wolenfopf Oes Srauemiinber
Siers tauft auf. 9an5 born bdlt
cine @ruppe Serrn, Die ihorf Ri.
iieren: Der eiile idwingt iest grii.
ben6 Die NiiBe
US[Del Sfu1oen qd"tlttl0TunT3tg
Ninuten iiebenunboreiBig Sefun-
ben!" mel6et Stllfraot Ser Siibre.
rim oes @ootes =
Nun perlan9iamt Offers ii" Die
Sabrt. Son linf3 uno refts nj.
bern iih andre 9oote. l1no ir0b'
lid)e @liidwiinlfe pcrben lallt.
Otis SGnoe umfIammern nod
INNER Oas Steuer: aber oas Boot
bat geitOppt unO treibt MIR nod in
langiamer SaBrt i'm Sd)us Der Mo'
le.
StufraotS 8edyte legt iif auI
Die ibre. llnO I'M i~anften 9rud
cripdrmen it6 Die beioen S6noe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

n~Olfers IL, gelteuert bon Der
8eiiBeriN, Der Siegerin in Der Hes
gatto I'm oaS @oloene Sdifi, bat
nit 5pei StunOen adtunofiinf5ig
Wtinuten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SefunOen cine gldn5en0e 2eiitung
binter iif gebrabt: ieOenfaas Die
fiir5cite Sabr3eit, Die lie bon einem
Jabr5eug fir Oteie 9iItan5 alf Sec
ge6raudjt poroeu it'll"
Sn Oieier Sorm trltG Der 9rabi
Die Wteloung rer S0ieosrid)ter iiber
ole &enncr9ebniiic nod in oetieltep
Stuuoc nod allen Sauptit00teu,
uro Die Nben6bI1tter brad)ten iie
Don SauS gu SOUS.
Sn &ieI nuroe Der Sltbalt Del
0epei6e aus Grnoelniinoe aber ihon
I'M RadmittaS befannt, uro 8eter
BroiGDiB erfubr IN Der 9eiud)s.
itltnOe Ton cincm 9efanlten nod
nGberes iiber Den Start. 9aru,l.
ter ettpas, oaS er geraoe5u fir Elm
WtGrden balten muBte. 3enI
lpie mar oas oenfbar: Studra0t an
9oro bon Oilers II"9l
@Is ibm slei1 naG Dem 8es.
gang Oes 8eiud)s Der &ranfenpGr.
ter Den &ed)tsantualt Galnpb0uen
anmeloete. rif)tete er lid in GROCER
@rregung auf, err fonnte es faunl
rrmarten, bis ole Cir oeS tablen,
fleineu Stiibd ems ii6 ipiebcr al,f,
tat.
Sampbopen mar ielber nod gang
t~aliun9sloS iibcr ous toafiiGne In.
tcrncbmen boz Stti Offers un0
uid)t minoer iiber Die ieriationellr
S6nenfung Don Studraot.
rIlio es itano hou felt, Dob
infer Boot nid)t mititartcte. Sd
fam oarum crit nad) nern llhr 5ltn
@lubbalts, eigeutlid bcr3lid) iucnia
intereiiiert. 0ci Dem miicrableu
@etter bottcn aud, meine 9amen Die
6abrt nidt lpaecn monen. Sr
unirem Salts oadte ia fein Menid
i'm @rnit oarali, Oab baS Tcnner
abgebaIten miiroc. ltno oa min oil
&afri6t: Der Starter bate Die
9oote idon eutlaiicn nnS III,
ter hcn menigcn 8oufurrenten be-
iono ii6 Oilers IL. Sou De,
9ciiserin ~gciterert! SD lief bcrun
unb fraste, nolte notiirlih mcb,
boron, abcr nicmano ipi,Btc 8enail
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

glber @pe itrcdte ploslid Den
Grm aus une 5eigte mad Dem Sig
naImait 0es Startoampiers.
@lcid5eiti9 lOitc ii9 Elm SanOncH-
iduB.
,9ie @ettiabrt finoet itatt!"
Bon Boot 5i Boot marc Der &ui
ouigenommen. an 9orO Der 8e'
gleitOampier berridte Die Iebbafte.
ite Nnteilnabme. Cine WhIiiffapeI'
lie Itimmte BORT einen flotten Nfarid
an. llnO sleidocitig iesten iidJ
ole Gampfer ieeruarts in 9etpegun9.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-04
EARNINGS GAIN
BY STUDEbAKER
$3.50 a Share on Common in
Nine Months Exceeds Full
Returns of 1920

Wall street apparently has grown
so accustomed to expecting a good
showing from the Studebaker corpor-
alton that publication of the third
quarter statement indicating earnings
of $5.15 a share, on the 0,000, 900
common stock created no surprise.
With the earnings of $3.50 a share in
the first three months the total for the
nine months ended September 80 was
$500 share, or more than twice the
annual common dividend. of $$7
On the basis of current operations
something like So share will be eafn
ed in the last quarter, making a total
of approximately SIS for the full year.
Last year $15.1S share was earned,
says the Wall Street Journal
Studebaker's earnings this year rep
resented a remarkable achievement,
especially in comparison with the
showings of most other motor com
panies. Analysis of the balance sheet
however, reveals further accomplish
ments of the management which
should prove source of considerable
qualification to stockholders.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-04

will get more for his money than i'll
any other investment"
Simmons has also increased the
mechanical force at the Cochise Motor
Company, until the staff now numbers
four first class overhauling and repair
men. This staff, with the modern ma
chinery for both mechanical work and
tire repairing and vulcanizing that
Simmons has installed, makes the Co
chise Motor Company one of the most
thoroughly equipped garages in south
ern Arizona