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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Pitching Records.

Baynard would Ike to schedule
games for Monday, Wednesday and
Friday next week. Teams desiring
same should get in touch with G.
GeroTT. manager. 613 West Eighteenth
street, or call 6727.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, 6: Athletics. 4.
Detroit. 2; New York. /.
Boston. Is; Cleveland, 6.
Washington, 3; st. Louis, l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. 1s; Philadelphia, s.
Pittsburg, (; Philadelphia. 3.
(second game).
Cincinnati. :; New York. 3.
90 innings)
Chicago. 4: Brooklyn, l.
st. Louis at Boston-rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
....--.-...s- 4
SAIISB L RY
DEFEATS NEW
CASTLE IN GREAT GAME

New Castle. Aug. 9.-Cookman. of
the Church League, defeated the home
team here, 10, in a fast game, last
night. The locals made but one hit
off the delivery OF Peters. Who twirled
for Goodman. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Independeut Games.

Defiance Academy VS.. West
Wilmington. Eighth avenue and
Duncan.
Water Dept. vs. Clover Dairy,
Eden Park.
Krebs vs.. Five Points, at Five
Points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Independent Games.

Seventh Ward vs Lorraine,
Second and du Pont streets.
Eastlake vs.. ThOmpson's All
Stars, Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Try an Every Evening want adv.
WGIrGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TON IGHT.
City League.

Defiance at Union.
Krebs at Eastlake.
Bankers at Edge Moor.
st. Hedw!g's at Seventh Ward
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
FRIDAY.
Church Lea que.

First Observation-Disclosures vs.
ST. Psul's.. Rockford, No. .. I'm
pire, Rickerts.
Second Division-McCabe ~.
First-Central, Baynard, No. !.
Umpire. Birmingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
CRlSFlFID

Relieved Bunting in second.
SRelieved Steinfelt in second.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Crisfleld .............. 3 / ] o. u O q Is
Laurel .................. D q o o o o o o 90
laurel, Aug. 9.-The Pocomoke-
Cambridge game which was delayed
half hour on account OF rain yester-
day. turned out TO be another defeat
for Cambridge, for the fourth straight.
Pocpmoke won by score of 6 to >.
at Cambridge. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Independent Games.

West Wilmington vs.. Pepper
Club. Military Grounds.
Water Dept, vs.. Five Points.
at Five Points.
Wilmington Water Depart
ment vs.. Five Points, at Five
Points
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Open date.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

Laurel, Aug. 9.-Parksley and Sails
bury played an exciting game of ball
yesterday. the latter winning. 6 10 4.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
NEW CASTLE
DIAMOND STATE CHICKS
DEFEAT UNION PARK GARDENS

Diamond State Chicks defeated
Union Park Gardens Monday in the
first game Of the series. 1871. The
steady work OF the Chicks battery was
feature. Cannon pitched masterful
game, while Dickinson was batted
hard and often.
The heavy hitting Of Dalbow. with
two doubles and triple; Hackett
with a single. double and triple; Can
non, with two doubles, and Harris
with three singles, accounted for mos
of fha runs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seventh Ward ..... o o 90 OIL
st. Thomas ......,... x--4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Score by Innings.

~. p. g.. o j 0 o 2 OF 7
ID. S. c.. 21O 6 0 9 0 / 2--l5 25 4
Batteries-Dickinson and Thomp-
son, Biggs; Cannon and Hackett. Um-
pire, Smithers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09

have found II so precisely,
As took the losing beat,
Though capered rather nicely,
1 was doomed to raw defeat.
Though 1 showed no sign Of yellow
AS l waved a valiant lance.
Luck was with the other fellow
And never had a chance.
But somehow, when l am winning
And get break two.
Where Fate's wheel is gently spinning
l consider that my due.
Though misfortune runs amuck then
For my rival, held at bay,
Well, I rarely think OF luck then.
When the score is all my way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-09
Ka.UnzM62aR6ai@aSd R#IeGsSuT
The Drawback.
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Patent Office
New York Tribun Inc: Trade Mark ReEiss.rsd u 4

The trouble with competitive results is that luck plays such
defeating better manCommentator.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Why Not a Beautiful Warm Comic
Soft Fzeecy Blanket for a Cit
to be-
adin tswnad 20 plea ureand
Sell Very Special Prices

Other Sample Silk Comforts.
down or wool filled. $35 c1S M
to $40 values at. ~o'Oo
$4,000 to $500 values %3S M
at
-All-woOl Plaid Blankets. 70xS0-
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soisette bound. at...... %Ao'>o
Other all-wool blankets. &3.85
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-Sateen covered Conf
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in floral and oriental designs,
with plain sateen borders, all in
attractive colors; size C. OF
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Other Comforts from $3.50 to
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-Bencon Bath Robe Blankets.
72x9O-inch size, in attractive In
dian and conventional patterns.
in good colors: heavy reversible
quality: complete with cords and
trimmings. Each neatly &dOS
III.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
so Genuine Red Cedar Chests for Gifts

Lot 1-CedaF Chests,
A inches long, rounded
corner styles.
Monday, spe- &1Q 10
cfal at ..... $AS'O/
Lot Cedar Chests,
48 inches long. plain
style. Monday. S13 70
special at. ~'O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Sale WindOW
Shades

Oil Opaque Window
Shades, seconds of our Sl.oe
Grade: mounted on excellent
quality spring rollers; COM
n,ete with fixtures ready to
hang: in white, olive, green,
and ecru. Special 60C
Monday. each ........ wv
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Choice of ! styles-mas-
sive beds. in satin-band
finish. All two-inch posts
and filling rods.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

-BeacOn Indian Blankets, in
striking designs and rich colors,
all fast colors: bound all around;
reversible. Size 60xS0 ca SO
inches. Each. h...........
-66xS0-inch size, C OF
at observation-disclosures. Po'1o
beacon BnthrObIng, % inches
wide. the heavy, reversible quail
ity: in a splendid range Of styles
and cOlors to select from. includ-
ing juvenile and Indian SQc
effects. A yard. ........... WV
Cords and Trimmings to 2Qc
match, a set. et............. WV
Chase and Stroock Plush
Robes
Medium and heavy weights. in
good variety of dark colors and
patterns. At $6.05, $1,000, $12.OO,
$500 and $25.OO.
-WOOl-mixed FrinGed Robes.
large sizes. in dark C. OS
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-AlI-wool Robes, at $1,000 to
$1,000.
Kann's-Street Floor.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

ney, Ten minutes later Hugh and Harry rushed joyously to his room,
 We're going with youl" they cried, and Dave was greatly pleased, An hour later all were ready, and at the last moment Firefy was led in, saddled and bridled, and with a lead ing halter around his neck
 Harry" said Colonel Dale. "carry your cousin my apologies and give him Fireny on condition that he ride him back some day, Tell him this home is his"--the speaker halted, hut went on grayely and firmly-"when- ever ho pleases.'
 And give him my love" said Bar hara, holding hack her tears.
 At that tour the boy far over in the wilderness ahead ol them hui cooked q squirrel that he had shot for his frcnkfast and was gnawing it to the Aonea. Soon he rose and at a trot sped on toward his home beyond the Cumberland, And with him, etched with acid on the steel Of his brain, sped two images Barbara s face as hs last saw 1t and tho face of young Dane Grey,
 (Continucd In Our Next Issuc).
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

as he would have done among the Indians. whose code alone he knew.
 The matter came to a head short ly after their arrival The boy was standing behind the box-hedge near the steps and Barbara had just ap- peared in the doorway.
 Well, what was the trouble ?" Colonel Dale asked
 He tried to stab Grey unarmed and without warning" said Hugh shortly.
 At the moment. the boy caught sight of Barbara Her eyes, filled witI scorn, met his in one long. sad, whitening look, and she turned noise lessly back into the house.
 He knew at last what he had done Nothing was said to him when he came to the house and that night he scarcely opened his lips. In silence he went to bed and next morning he was gone.
 The mystery was explained when Barbara told how the boy, too, must have overheard Hugh.
 He's hurt" said Dave, "and he's gone home"
 Why. he'll starve."
 "He could get there on roots and herbs and wild honey, but he'll have fresh meat every day. Still, I'll have to try to overtake him."
 He went to get ready for the jour
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

emy than to kill in any way possi- ble. snatehed his knife from his belt. He heard a cry Of surprise and horror from Hugh and huge hand caught his nnraised wrist.
 Put it back" said Dave sternly.
 The dazed boy obcyed and Dave led him upstairs.
 VIII.
 Next morning, when the party started hack to Red Oaks, Ersllinc felt u difference in the atmosphere that made him uneasy, Barbara alone seemed unchanged, and he was qnlck to guess that she had not been told Of the incident
 Dave had made no explanation or excuse for his young friends, but he soon made up his mind that II would be wise to offer the best cxtcnuation: That the lad knew no better, had not yet had the chance 10 learn, and on the rage of impulse had acted just
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16
Head Stuffed By Catanh or Cold /?
 Use Healing Cream

II your nostriis arc clogged, your throat distressed. or your head h stuffed by nasty catarrh or cold. apply little pure, antiseptic, germ destroying cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through every air pas sage. soothing innamed. swollen membranes and you get instapt relief.
 How good it fcelS. Your noStrils are open. Your head is clear. No more hawking, snuffling. dryness or struggling for breath. Get a small bottle of Elys Cream Balm from any druggist. Colds and catarrh yield like magic Don't rtay stuffed up Re- lief is sure
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

of Isabella, were present in Sonthing- ton last night at Valentine social and dance given by St. Riia's Circle there, Members of The local circle presented a play as form of enter tainment,
 A daughter was horn al the New Britain General hospital yesterday to MT. and Mrs. Willys ComstoclI of 27h Maple street
 Joseph F. Huligren of 23 Wallace street is confined 10 his home with the grip,
 The Aziz Grotto entertainment com mittee will meet tonight at S o'clock at the Electric building on West Main street to make plans for tho "opcn house" to be held al the Y, M C, A, Saturday night
 "The Ginger nread Man play to he presented under the auspices of the local Masonic orders, will be re- hearsed tomorrow night al the ban dnet hall in the City building The play will be shown at the lycenm theater, April IT, IS and lo,
 Miss Anna RcllSin, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. Herman Relkin of oa Black Rock avenue, has returned 10 her home. She graduated from the Nurses Training School Of the Jewish hospital at Brooklyn, N r., on Jan uary Ia, She was valedictorian oi her class and awarded the Blum prize" diamond studded gold medal She plans to enter Columbia lInrer- sity next September.
 The Lutheran Motherhood of the Swedish Lutheran church will hold q meeting tonight at which the pastor Rev. $, G. Ohman will speak. | l,,rnrh 1c lnz DncSnlI Rrns
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16
City Items

There was a meeting of tho Ladies Aid society of st, Johns German Lutheran church at 2:So o'clock this afternoon.
 There will be a meeting of Com modore John Barry Council, 4. A, R, I. R. in Judd's hall this evening, All members are requested to be present
 A large delegation of the members of Isabella Circle. National Daughters
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16
ERSKINE
 DALE
 PIONEER by JOHN FOXT &
C% W1o W SWAclis S-meEfin
 fr,uC
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

louhA WHITE ARROW. boy ot nf.sen. 'sc apes has bsm reared, aad takes ycfugo !n a sst,lers' staekAde In tho dark and bloody ground Of Pre-. ncvou,lonsr v Kentucky. He mates tha. hs, wns rAr- tueah In !n'aAry and that his mothe,, taken prisoner with him, was killed The Indlans attack the fort and Virgin Ian, ,ro-tal'y vcundsd recognizes Whlto Arrow hs as son. White Arrows real ea~r ,s Ernkine Dalc. DAVE YANDELI pioneer, acts as guar. dim and sends Erslsno 10 Rod Oaks. tho great pclo plantation on tho Rivcr JG;nsn Ersklna is kindly received by his fathers younger brother, COLONEL DALE, md bY his cousins PARBAItA aai
 BARRY.
 GO ON WITH THE STORY
 'I wish you'd come along"
 Barbara laughed.
 II wouldn't like to lose my hair "I'l watch out for that" said the boy with such confident gravity that Barbara turned to look at him.
 "I believe you would" she mur- mured.
 Everybody had gathered for the monday dinner when they swung around the great trees and up to the back porch. Just as they were start ing in the Kentucky boy gave cry and darted down the path. A tower ing figure In coonskin cap and hunt CTS garb was halted at the sun-dial and looking toward them.
 They saw the tall stranger stare wonderingly at the boy and throw back his head and laugh. Then the two came on together. The boy was still flushed but the hunters face was grave.
 This is Dave" said the boy sim plt
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

Fresh cggs. 5lc doz. Russell Bros, -advt
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

leTHdl treatment [ s t o p drugging! R Il b soothing, penetrating s t. Jacobs Oil right into your sore. stiff, aching joints and relief comes instantly. St. Ja- cobs oil is a harmless rheu- matisn liniment which never dis appoints and can not burn the skin.
 Limber up! Quit mplaining! Get a small trial bot tie of old, honest St. Jacobs oil at any drug store. and in just a mo- ment you'll be free from rheu-
 natic pain, sore
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16
tvERY1 HING SEEMED WRONG Until "FruIt-a-tiyes" Made
 Everything Right

MonErowN, VERMONT. ''For years, I suffered with Kidney and Liver Complaint my back ached; my liver was sluggish and my whole system seemed out of order.
 "Truit-a. .tives" was the only re. mcdy to help mo. They strengthened the Kidneys, made my bowels move regularly and freed me of all the distress'. ,,ocFc N1rpp11v These Fruit Laxo Tablets" wiN always cure such troubles".
 5oc a box, 6 for $2. 30, trial size 25c. At dealers or from LIT.A.TIVES Limited, OGDENsBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16
Bent Over With
 Rheumatism Pains Stop cruggIng and get quick relief with bottle Of old
 reliable St. Jacobs oil

St. Jacobs Oil stops any pain and is pain only.
 Not one case in fifty requires in-
New Britain herald., 1922-02-16

ness and stiffness Don't suffer! Re lief awaits you. St. Jacobs Oil IS just as good for sciatica, neuralgia. lumbago, backache. sprains.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

uenn mir SduIter OIL SduIter gu.
iommeniteben, menn mir erreihen
fonnteu, oab oas bon amerifn geee.
bene beiIige 8eripreden CUR Been.
Dung oes 8eItfrieees gebalteu mer.
ocn miiBte2 8ode auf Oellti6er
0iidel, mode oufl
Nile .lueitere Musfunit ertcilt oie
~Steuben Societp OF America", 80
Union Sqore, Neip Yorf Gitp.
(Iumerfung Der Sdriftleitlng 4;
liner oeutiher GentralperbanO. Ger
iif beim Gintritt ameritos in oen
8eItfrieg pertogte. iolte iid 0icicr
oSteuben.S ocietp" oils Unit onihIie.
ben. SIS iolte %iiberboupt bolO nal
cine 8eriammlung itattfinOem INN
iiber oas meitere 9eiteben oieics
gerbonoes 5li beroten.
Die Sdriftleitunq.)
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11
Sermes Ingt, @irruar lit mnans.
bleibIid.
6iibrt 3uit6noe in GeutidIono ouf
Oas fortpGbrenOe 6onen ser 8olu.
ia 3uriid.

Ser 0eutide 6inon5miniIter gn.
Oreas Sermes teilte in einem e~rflltli-
ben S%nterbiep nit, onB Die Oerti9e
SnOuitrie uno 6os oeutide Sinono-
peien einem boaigenGboos entgegen-
geben.
.Oie fritil6e Gage ser Republif 1T
auf oen foloiioIen g}%ieoer9ang 0es
8ertes ser Worf 0uriid3ufiibren,
mel6e pIotliA oiif Die nieorigIteStlt
fe Ser 3abIungStraft gelunfen lit"
logte &ermes.
Seine Station ser GrOe." erfIGrte
ser 6inon3miniIter, opiiroe ooer
f0nnte anooiterno einen 0erortigen
Gerlult bon ofonomiidem 8liit, mie
es m1bren0 Der letter paor Sabre
0eittIHlono erIitten bat, ~o1tsbolten.
@Gbren0 0ieler Yeriooe mar Oeutid.
Lamb ebrIi6 beitrebt, S9uloen 81 be.
5obIen; 0ieieIben berooppelten uno
peroreifadten lid infolge Oes INNER
nGbren0en Hiidgan9s Ser 8nluta."
Noh Sermes' Meinung miir0e
9eutihlano ofonomii6 mieoer bod
fommen uno 5luar gum 8eIten ieiner
@ldubieer, penn oieie Dem 9erti1en
Gei6 elm Woratiroum bon l1ngerer
9olter gem1bref miiroen.
Die Minilter idreibt Die l6limme
f~inon5ielle Gage, in welher 0eutlh-
lano iid gegenm1rtig befinoet, oer
gntipertuna Der Waarf SIT.
Bon Gag 8uGoe,~ ioete er, umirr
sic Eeuerung GROCER. Sene 8epoI.
feriingselemente-tno aud ole Ilis.
l1noer-peIde unlere %prunfbaft aus.
geitatteten &eltourants uno Gofes
onfii(en, iino mimeriid Inn Sen nab.
rem SadberbaIt ooer Ole fritiide Ga
ge 0e8 Wittelltanoes uno Ser Nr6ei
terflaiie 81 peroeden.
llniere Strait gebt 3u GnOe, mem
ms ni6t @oblmeinenoe our Sill
fommeu."
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11
Soften OeS Sentiden SiinmS mir bic
0nrdreiie.

@ie oos oeutibe @encrolfouiulot
mitteiIt. iino ale Oeiltihe aoniilIn in
Den 8ereinigten Stooten angemieien
moroen. ameritaniiden 9iirgern in
3utunft fir ein 0ur6reiie. Blum
anltott ser bisberigen @ebiibr bon
$40 MIR $40 on5ure6nen. g(uf
@runo zines ioIden &iiuns fam
lid Der Heiienoe 4S Stumoen in
0elltihIono oufbaIteu mas gum
0urdfreu5en pes Ocutiden @cbietes
nod ieOer &idtung geniigt. g8ia lid
elm amerifaniGber Burger LANCER oils
4S Stunoen in OeiitidlanO nufbol
ten, 10 foitet oos Blum mic bisber
$40.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11
Sine stenben-M urfe?

Oie &%ereinigten Staten planen
aus @riinoeu Der 3medmdBigfeit Die
&erausgabe nelter 8riefmarfen. Ole
iebigen Marfen peiien bel ben 8er.
ten bon 1 bis 7 Gents oos 8ilo
@oibingtons, bel oenen iiber 7 Cts.
oaSienige Srnnflins auf. Dieie bei-
Sen 8ortraits loIen fiinftig nur BEL
einigen Morfen mieoer @eripenOung
finoen lp6brenO oie iibrigen 8ilonii-
ie aroerer UNI Amerifa peroienter
WGnner tragen Iollen.
@ir 0iirfen mobl ais ii6er por-
arsleteh ooB mar Dor alem oes 10
unenoli6 ber0ienten 9lbrobam Gin
coin uno mir firdten, OaB man oes
melt iiberi6dsten 6ran5oien 2afap-
cite geoenten miro. aber mir pogen
eigentli6 fallm 81 boffen, Bob MAJ
Dem groBen amerifanii9en General
bon Stcuben bel oieier @elegenbeit
en0lid einmal @ere6tigfeit mi0er-
fabren ldBt. $50 aber Der erlten uno
belten Mmerifnner geoadt miro, muB
audi Steubets geoadt iperoen. Steit-
bens 9ilo gebort aAf cine Ser lelten
8oltmarten. 8iro es gei1eben?
8ir treten hermit fir oiele Sor0er.
ing eitt unO mir boffen, oaB Die iib.
rigen in oeutider Spra@e erldeinen-
Sen 8lGtter oieie Soroerltng unter-
itiiten tperoen. @ir ri1ten an oen
@eneralpoitmeiiter bic Srage: @cr-
Sen mir cine Steuben-M arfe erboI-
ten? Die @elegenbeit, 6en amerifa-
nii9en SeIoengenernl 81 ebren, iii
gegeben. Soa Dem Sd6pfer oes
amerifanii6en Scores oiele Mnerfen-
nllng perlpeigert meroen, nlir, neil
err, mie 10 biele' Der belten omerifa.
niiden Soloaten 81 alien 3eiten I'M
ierer @eldidte, elm 9eutider mar?
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

allcm bat ser uneiinitige Stono 01
SauOeIsbilon5 aud Die 3abIilngsbi-
Ian5 INN cine WiaiarOe @oIomort
poiiip seitoItet. gu allen OieIen mirt.
doftIid-finon5iellen Sorgen tommen
Damn nod Die politiid.
GrobIeme Der @utmo6uugs5abIun-
gen uuo iouitigen gertra9sleiItult.
Qett.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11
Die 9sOt in 9entI6IanO.
@iinitiaes urteil iiber unier Sou

I'LL.
ginem 9riefe 0es Serrn 6rib VI.
Hooemann aus Sannoper pom %.
Sui 0ieIes Sobres an Serrn VI. 8.
8rind bon bier entnebmen mir oie
folqen0en S1be: .....ggSie eS in5lpi.
Ihen in unlerem lieben 8atcrlan0e
bergegangen lit. meiBt On ia mobI
aus Den 3eitungen mo Dor allem
mie enorm Der Dollar geitiegen lit
uno infolge oeilen mie menig @ert
uniere Morf nod bat. 9ie 5olge
oieies enormen Steigens oes Collars
bot bel ms cine Seuerung berporee.
rufen, bon Der Oh Dir feiuen 8eeriff
maden tannit; ielbit sic @obnmgen
lin6 enorm I'M Greiie geitiegen, fiir
Elm mobIiertes 3inlmer miro belte
bis 1000 Deorf pro Wtonat be5oblt.
Dab IS unierem 8aterlanoe 10 lhle6t
gebt, bat nun ober nid)t uniere jebige
Hegierung ihulo, mic piele Sdlau
fopfe a%nncbmen ion0ern lit Dies MIR
oie 6plge Oes perlorenen Srieges mo
0eS 9rlides, oen ole feinolihen SEA.
pitalilten ollf 0eutidlono ollsiiben,
UNI allies ii + d. berans5ipreiien.
Die &anoeIollen, Die Or. Saul @lcis
bort iiber 3atbenou's Mor0 een1adt
bate III Gurem DgSaibin9ton Sour.
anl", trae en- Sen @oqel an
0en &opf.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

-Dlargorete 8ooe bat Ser &oIioei
ben 9iebitabl elmer 4naabl bon &lei=
oungsltiiden fir Srauen mitgeteilt.
Ole Irtifel iollen bonn Sauie, gtr.
1903 Srping StraBe g. 8. berloren
gegangen fem.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11
Stcnben-@ eieaidait blGit snm
Sammeln.

4m%erifonern ioaen lire gu.
ten &ehte merOen.-@s Gilt, gegeil
Den immer be0robli6er meroen0en
GinfIuB Der 9riten i'll unierer ".
Ooptipbeimat 5u fdntpfen.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

-SSrou Nnna @elmltb 9obnfe
ieierte am borigen Sonntog i'm &rei
ie ibrer 8omilie ibreu oht3igiten &c.
b~urtStae. sic mobnt ieit 81 Sab
rem an Der 8la~oensburg 2onoItroBe
uno' lit geiunO mo friih. @eborcn
muroe Tie am 80 Suli 1912 in 90
ben. Sic fam ais iunges @id0den
nad) ben SereinigtenS tonten. &erbei.
ratet mar ie 3lpeimol, bei0e @bcri1li
ner, Serr &eumutb unb @err 9obnfe,
limo tot. Bier @enerationen llmga
ben iie borigcn Sonntaq, ibr Sobn
aus erlter Che, Ibomos u. @elmlttb,
6eiien So6ter, 6rnl 8il6ur Gangs
bale, uno oeren Sohterhen Morga.
.rete 2angsSale. SIS maren fcrner
5ugesen Sri. &utb SeIlmutb, 6rau
anna 2oeffler, Ser mo Jrou Mor.
tin 2oeffler uno &inoer, &err uno
5rnu @iuiam 2oeffIer uno Sobn
(ebenfallS bier @enerotionen in Der
2oeffler- 6omiIie), SEER uno Jroll
Sobonn @erfen mo Sobne, SEER
uno 6rau Sltbert u. q. 9obnfe nit
5mei &inoern. Deitide 6ouilicn limo
geiullO un0 Itnrf. Der Sprohe uiO
TRADITION nod meroen sic jiineeren
Dtitglieoer aaeroings bolo pcrameri.
foniiiert. 9os lit gut. geidiebt ober
meiItenS auf Soften ser &enntnis ser
oeltiden Sprade uno ser 9itten Orb.
i6aft, Die Oeutiden Sitten mo Ell.
gen6en beoeuten.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

S~efefrGnse, Gtrenielfmden, Safe
ttdem, &nflap, niu., mad Sentider
Writ, ie6en Samstag bpn 4 lt6r an.
Snlins &OienfelS,
Stan6 Sc, Mreabe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

-8rau Gillian @ena, oie fir 20
Sabre an Der bieiiaen ioponii6en
8otidaft aneeitellt lit uno Sic engli-
ide &orreiponoena fiibrt, bat BON ser
iapaniiden, &egierune bobe @us5eid.
nungen fir ibre treuen 9ienIte er-
balten.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-11

Sefefrdn5e, Strenielfnden, Safe
faden, &nflnp, niiu, mad Oentider
Mrt, jeOen Samstag bQn 4 llbr an,
Snlins &OieufelS,
StanO Sc, Irea0c Marfet.