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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
FREE FOR ALL COCK FIGHT.
Forty Prize Fighters Killed in Battle in
Springfield Hen Yard.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 1.-The
greatest fighting main ever held in New
England was staged Tuesday night.
There were no spectators and no bets
none present of the 100 or more sports
who had travelled Tuesday to Feeding
Hills to attend what is believed to be
the biggest cock-fghting derby ever held
in this section, only to have the fighting
pits raided by state troopers.
Sixty prize-fghting fowl, the pick of
fanciers from Rhode Island to Vermont,
held battle royal in the hen yard of
George Richardson in the West Side
with no one present to cheer the san.
culinary combats Yesterday the yard
was found Uttered with dead and dying,
like a battlefield in Flanders. while the
survivors, SCARED and bleeding, strutted
about the field of carnage, growing chal-
lenges to those able to take them up.
Forty of the feathered fighters, priced
by handlers from Hockanum, Conn, TO
Sacarappa, Me, lay silent in the dust.
They had fought their last fight. The
surviving 20 birds were pacing about the
pile of dead fighters. apparently ex-
hausted after long night of battle.
They were tied to fence in the hen
run at intervals which would permit of
no further combat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
HAVE YOU A BAD BACK?
II You Have, the Statement of This Brat
tIebOro Resident Will Interest You.

Does your back ache, night and day;
Hinder work; destroy your rest?
Does it stab you through and through
When you stoop or lift or bend?
Then your kidneys may be weak.
Often backache is the clue.
Just to give you further proof,
The kidney action may be wrong.
If attention is not paid
More distress win soon appear.
Headaches, dizzy spells and nerves,
Uric acid and its ills
Make the burden worse and worse.
Liniments and plasters can't
Reach the inward cause at all;
Help the kidneys-use the pills
Brattleboro folks have tried and proved
What they say you can believe.
Read this BrattIeboro woman's account
See her. ask her, if you doubt.
Mrs. 7. Brouillard, II Reed street, says
ST think Doan's Kidney Pills are wonder
ful. ct used them several years ago when
I was troubled with lame back and weak
kidneys and they gave me excellent re
suits. / am glad to say word in PR isc
Of Doan's and recommend them highly
6oc.. at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Advertise
ment. ---4 -----l-- . --.-.H- =
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

Mary, the six-year- old child of Andrew
Ashford, who lives with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Heath, in Groton, fell in well
back of the school building last Thurs
day. A child with her ran for help, and
the alarm quickly spread and several
we're soon on the spot jackson Jones,
The janitor of the school house, was
she first to reach and rescue the child.
1t was at first thought she was beyond
help, but the continued efforts of those
first on the scene were rewarded by
signs of life, although it was several
hours before the child was able to speak
and is not vet back to normal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
BRATTLEBORO DRUG co.
Great Refund Offer
To Brattleboro People Who Are Weak, Sickly,
Nervous or Rundown

IMPORTANT NoTCE special arrangement can now extend to any
tuniy of Nxate Iron that all and greater benefits
that
throughout annually Blood
by physicians all the show that number Of people do not
w9t In this seriously weaens the vital organs that people often
other amn They paatn the
a
o. in supplied,
Genuine Nuxated organic iron like the iron blood
ared in
able remedy that right the Brateboro Drug Co
a OF
ud-f
pa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
JITNEY SERVICE
South Londonderry and BrattlebOrO.
-......a .. WEEKDAYS

Orders may be left at or telephoned to
BrattlebOro Drug Co. (560) or River
side Inn, South Londonderry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them With 0thine-DOuble
Strength

This preparation for the treatment of
freekles is usually so successful in re-
moving freckles and giving a clear, beau
tiful complexion that it is sold under
guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a veil ;
get an ounce OF Othine and remove them.
Even the first few applications should
show a wonderful improvement, some of
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; it is this that is
sold on the money-back guarantee.-Ad-
the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
vertisement.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

George McMahon, who escaped from
the Washington county jail some two or
more years ago, was arrested last week
by Sheriff f. II. Tracy and returned to
the county Jail. He appeared in city
court and was sentenced to the county
jail for d period of three months
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
TX. C. MEETING AT JUNCTION.
Annual Convention i'm Session Today
Sermon by Rev. CahilI.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, June
1.-The 9th annual convention of the
Vermont state Council, knights of Co
lumbus, opened here yesterday and con-
tinues today At the first session at Q
yesterday forenoon solemn high mass at
St Anthony's Catholic church was cele-
brated by Rev. T. j. Leonard, state chap
lain of Middlebury. He was assisted by
Rev FIR +. j. Howard of Woodstock and
Rev. Lawrence w. Mann of Burling-
ton, a former White River Junction boy.
An eloquent sermon was preached by
Rev. r. j. Cahill Of Barre.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

A fine water system, which is to be
built in Bennington with funds furnished
by Mrs. f. B. Jennings in memory of
her husband. must be completed by Dec.
l according to the contract just awarded
to Leominster, Mass. firm. A dam
viii be built to make a reservoir of p
100000 gallons capacity and 10-inch
main viii lead from it to the village.
About As hyrdants will be Installed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

The Rutland Rotary club has reserved
space at the Alexandria hotel which is
to be the headquarters of the New Eng
land delegation at the International Ro-
tary convention, and, through the efforts
of Robert c.. Boynton. appointed chair
man of the enterprise, has made arrange
ments for an exhibit of Vermont pro-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

George W. Ross, 81, died Saturday at
his home in Rutland. Mr. Ross was a
civil engineer and was widely known
about the state, working at his vocation
up to a few weeks ago in spite of his
advanced age He was veteran of the
Second Vermont regiment and a mem
Der of the Grand Army. He is survived
BY his wife
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

ducts at this hosiery which will give
the state wide publicity, it is thought
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
VERMONT NEWS.

At Milton yesterday flowers were
dropped from an airplane onto the sol
diers' graves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

First honors for Vermont in the ma
tional safety campaign went to paper
prepared by Miss Esther Broggi, Of
Mortified, pupil in the Mortified
graded schools As reward for her
success Miss Broggi viii receive a gold
medal and SIS. first state prize, and
her essay represents the state before the
national essay committee of which
Mrs Warren c. Harding is honorary
chairman. The best lesson plan by
teachers designed to instruct pupils in
safe behavior on the highways was sub
mitted by Miss Mabel w. Chandler
a teacher in the Barre PUBLIC schools.
A silver medal and so was won by Miss
Marjorie Eisenwinter. a pupil in Math
ewson school, Barre. whose essay ranked
next to the one by Miss Broggi. Third
prize a bronze medal and 50, was won
by Marion Wood, Middlebury graded
schools. Middlebury.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

That the cement piers of the Wells
River bridge are intact but the soil on
which they stood was washed out from
under them during the high water. caus-
ing the one nearest the Vermont side of
the river 10 slip and let the bridge col
lapse is the opinion of two divers who
have been down to investigate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01

dlers graves.
Friends of Major II. Nelson Jackson
of Burlington are circulating petitions
to be signed by voters of the state to
have him consent to be candidate for
the office of United States Senator at
the primaries to be held on September
IL. Major Jackson is now in Europe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-01
Automobile Service
Run on Eastern Standard Time Z!
TOwnshend and BrattleborO
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

UTder BOOK at kOOtS Pharmacy
Brattleb0ro, VT.
L. s. SAYRE. T0WNSHEND. VT.
Telephone, Newfane 34-31
We handle trunks and express. Trucking
and ears for hire Extra trips beyond
Townshend at reasonable rates
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
CARTE GnScutnns.

Ser aaufmann 2ilientbal lit nit
ieinem 8u6buIter bei6dftigt, Die
Bidder ab5uidlicBen uno finoet, OaB
elm ionit piinftli9 5ablenOer aunoe
nidt reguliert bat. vS9reiben sic
NAL Dem Mnnn iofort cine Soft
farte!" for0erte er oen 8udbaIter
aitf.
naber Serr 2%iIientbaI," penoet
Oieier elm, Imam oarf oo9 etue
Mabnung nidt uuf cine oifene &nrte
i6reiben!"
y@ieio ni6t," erpioert 2ilien-
tbaI, uidreiben sic MIR bic 40reiie
= perO' ids Sbnen 8eigenl-
Ser gu6balter tut es, unO 2i-
lientbal i9reibt auf Die GiidIeite
Ser aarte MIR oas cine beoeutungs-
ooae @ort: ngtlu?l"
grgebenit Safob 2ilientbal.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
Srubatcs @ittel.

0ie Sodter zines reiden Serru
3at liinglt IiH crit p%ermd6let;
Ian 9larbte al9emein, onB bier
Gum Slid fem Sofa feblet.
Sod ipie es leiber bdufig lit,
90 fam man bon Bertragen
Sci iun9en @beleuten oft
gti6t GRAB bas bette la9en.
Sn pielen SGuen lit es idtper,
8er re6t bat, al entI4eioen.
IS urteilt liebelos Die 8elt:
Isle fonnen ii9 nidt leioen."
3um reiden S9tpie9erpapa fam
Ser S6lpte9erIo6n nm 6dllfig;
3um &lagen nar linn ieoer5eit
Die 3unge re6t s%eIdnfig.
9ur6 Tat unb Sat beriu9te man
Ser Che 3tpilt gu mebren.
8ns balf's? Ser Srieoen tpo0te nur
3eitipeilig nie0ertebren.
Ser 8apa Jam oft bin uno Der
9ie bet0en at furieren.
9o, enbIid, ein @eOanfe i6ien
Gum re9ten 3iel gu fubren.
ans pieOer emit Der S6ipie9erIo6n
Mit &lngen tpor gefommen,
0a bat Der Eapd tiefbetribt
Sns 3imnter i'm 9enummen.
rIeiu GGtuiegeriobnl" 10 Ipra9 c
bier,
SD fiibI's, balo perb' i6 iterbeu,
I1n0 meine b0Ie So6ter pero'
Sd riidii9tslos enterbenl"
limb iiebI 9as baIf. Geit bieIer 3eit
@erItrmmten ale &la9en;
Gins ipuBte bon Dem anoern ltets
9as bette mir gu ia9eu.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

oubt, oann braudit OF DID nit Oa
Oriuer 5u mlrriie-" S6ubr Ding,
maft Ie Giemarts, ben ib geiagt I'm
i6 oubn ie aud fem bisde Oafor
blebme. Sic 2i55ie bat arpuer in-
liitet, oaB Die @eosUciIern nit e
ein5ige &iemarf Oriwwer made
Oe6t, biefabs ie bdtt iid ibre
Saar aud babbe laiie.
8ea id ben gefiblt pie e graues
Criminal nit LANCE DIRE, pomit ib
perbleine SDue Sbrn lierper
BbtItpp 9 aueramper .
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
Die siebe.

Stun, oa er oen 8ei6tum berloren,
@rtannte ,bie SreunOe" er tlnr,
Gs tparen: Ser 9eio" uno ~9ie SaIl9@
belt,
~9ie @iB9unit~ uno i9limmere iosarI
sic ia6'n i'm iebt taum, aIs er BUM
gern0
Sic StraBen ourdirrte obn' Stub.
Nhlr Die S6aoenfreu6e" bic erinite
@it bo6nii6en Nugen ibm 81.
Ser @ei5~ mics Tim ber6los Die Sire,
~9ie @osbeit~ blie6 taltld6elno 1teb'n,
Ser 9obn" trat i'm gar nit ben Sls
Benl
IS mo9te i'm niemano me9r ie9'n.
Nun iab or fernab gang berlailen
llno ipeinte in bitterem S6mer5;
@a fam nit peri0bnen0em Nddeln
~9ie 2iebe" uno oriidt i'm ans 9er5l
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
&ieb. eine eIeaante iunge

Sieb. Cine elegante iunge
Dame madte eincn Spa5ier9ong
ourh sic entlegcneren &eile Oes
Harfes unO erpiidte einen Sungen,
Der Elm Geit ollsnabm.
1Yfui, on abideuli6er Seltgell"
riei lie emp0rt, gpie founit Oh 10
ber5los iein, oieie @ier ~oiis5uneb'
men? 9enfit on Ocnn gar ni9t an
Die arme @utter, wenn tie duriid-
fommt unO -"
nSit oues in Sronungl" ertpioer.
te Ser 8uri6e, roie gogelmutter 1T
toll"
r@ober neiBt ou oenn oas?"
fragte u~ngl1ubig Die Game.
nyta, i1 iebe lie ia auf Sbrem
&ut!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
Seriaiebene Naabarn.

nQieblid 8qrte @elobien,
9dulelno our9 Die Mbenbluft,
@liidIi6 bin i9, tpenn Oas Spiel mid
Sener 5d0neu Oriiben ruft.
@ie 10 milo. 9lei9 Gn9el60ren,
@oren Gang unO Spiel lid an;
9, DAB ie bod epig ipieltel~
&Iio lagt Der iltnge Wlann.
o@ebt's i9on nieoer los, Die @alloi,
9as @etlimper, bas @ebeuI;
9uieln fam man ME elm tpeui9,
2elen all6 nidt cine 3eil'.
SIMMER 9roblt Die Sege Orii6en,
llno Die Obren tun mir peb, -
@enn ie mr. balO beiier ipiirbel"
Sa9t Der altr Sripatier.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

- EGttge nno Iei0enoe
2ebrer: gu, &laus, tuenn
i9 iage: Der 8ater iegnete feline
feds &inoer, tit oos Die tdtige oDer
Die leioeroe Gorm?
&laus: Oos lit Die tGtige SormI
2ebrer: ridtiel r1no wie beibt
nun oie leioenOe Sorm2
&laus: Ser 8ater puroe nit ie9s
&inoern geIegnet.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

= 50 lie er's ouffaBt. &if,
ter: sic bebaupten 5tuar, bon benz
&eoafteur beleioigt iporOen gu iein,
oas gibt Sbnen aber bod niht oas
&e9t, oen Monn in Der &eoaftion
auf5uiu9en uno gu idlngen. 8ie
famen sic oa5u?
@ngeflugter: Sd bate Die Sa&e
3tuar idon meinem IniDalt iiberge-
ben, aber ga las i6 in Dem 9latte,
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

mel6es Der &ldger pertritt, es Mir
ben MIR Original : 8eitr6ge at1ge-
nommen, uno 10 bin ib bolt binge-
gangen.
- Ius Ser S6uIe. 2eb-
rer: @orlim liefen @oom uno gna,
nls iie bon ben Srii1ten gegeiien
bntten, ms @ebui6?
S1ns6en: sic batten ii9 ieoen-
ians ben Magen ~peroorbenl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
@offiniert. @entiert ii4

= &affiniert. &entiert Ii9
oenn an eiilem 10 fleinen 2ofolbabn-
bof elm @utomat? ltebrigenS babe
i6 poriges Deal ou9 elm 3ebnerl
aber nidts befommen.
9as lit INNER 10, ionIt tpilrDe er
ii9 ia ni6t rentieren.
- @erunglidtes Stem
oe3-bous. ~Seufel, nun tpeiB
i6 nidt, ponte i'd &at9arina in Der
GberelienItraBe, ooer Sbereie in Ser
&atbarinenItraBe treffenl"
- 8osbaft. Sic: Sd muB
eincn neuen SUIT baben, in Dem alien
iebe i9 gu alt aus.
gr: Sn einem neuet tpirit on
aber audi rtibt neu a~usle6enl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
neberiflmGn0LiA.

Gen olten SdmiOt baben sic
Oob olt6 gefnnnt, araBer2"
Limo OBJ! Ser bat mir elnnal
einen groBen 9ienit erpieier, ols.
Der Simmel bon oroben0cr 8olfen
bling uno oie @elt idWar5 uno Dit
Iter Dor mir lagl"
so? 8os bat er 0enn oa ge-
ton?"
Or bot mir einen &egeni6irm
gelieben."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
6oIi6e Of a II II n {

GoIf6e anid auung.
@oIIierer (eines @artenfon5erts):
8e6aure, sic baben nur Elm 9iaett
= oa fann Sbre Eodter nidt nit
bereinl
Srou: @ber i6 bitt' sic. peget
Dem fleinen &ino brauaen sic bod
nidt mebr Multf 81 ma1enl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
0ng @r6beben.

alte Dame, Die nit ibrem @atten
oen @inter in Sapan perlebt batte,
puroe gefrogt, oh iie bort Elm Gro
beben erlebt bdtte. n%Satpobl", En-
wioerte iie, nuno id babe mid iebr
oariiber gefreut, oenn es mar felt
unIerer 8erbeirotung Die erlte Imam
nebmlidfeit, Die mein Maunn ni3t
mir in Die Sdube gel1oben bat!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

= @epiffenboft. @iirger-
meiiter: Sea, Sannes, Ou bait bellte
Witterna6t itatt 5tpolf = fiinf5ebn
DIAL g%eblaienl
Na9tpd6ter: Sa, Serr 8iireer-
meiiter, es paren orei Con babel,
ole maren mir nit i60n g'nug, uno
ga bab' i6 Tie na6'blaienl
GieI perfpreden0 8.
&0s9en (beim 8udbinoer): G9
bite, i9enfen Sic mir bod Elm paar
redt biibide 9iloer, ib laiie ipdter
nal meme 8erIobungsfarten BEL
Sbnen 0rufenl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

9ouptmann: Zen Shloiier-
Suber fam i6 nidt mebr ais so.
item pOr'm @rreitbalts auf5ieben
Iaiien; Der Eltni6tglit bat tpieOer
feline 9ietride mitgebroht un0 lit
nit Der gon3en 8onoe gum Sonn-
tegSton5 gegangcn!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
-GoIaen beg Gbeater-

= Solgen 0es &Deatet-
ben6eS. n2iebe Srioa, mir
rater Dir in Oeinem eigenen 5nte'
reIIe, neiie 0ie 8eDerbung 0es Pro'
feIlors 8u69eim ni6t 5uriidl"
,Mein @ntidluB lit felt, &inoerl
Geit i9 .Sauit" geieben, traue i9
teinem @elebrten mebrl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
@ d. nj / Of eIbaft.

= 9 d d elba t. Ser
Brofelior," iagte elm Stuoent benin
5erloiien elmer ~uniperiitdt. naies,
pus ih peiB, iduIOe i'd SbnenI4
n@itte, ipredJen Sic niGt iiber
cine iolde aIeini9feit," mar ole me-
mig idmeidelbafte @ntgegnung ses
P~rofeiiors.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22


geuu9, OaB i'd in
mel iunges &ene,
i6on G gan5e Satt
initgemad)t ben;
ole Si55ie, mas
meme Alte Is, bat
mid ihOn manHen
Sru6el gemadt In
bat MIDI lbon
oaungetablt for
febr IN mas oas
idlimrnlte is, ole
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

- 8, oiefe 6rauen! Che
mann: $50 bleiblt on oenn? SD
parte bier idon 5ebn Winuten auf
bid.
Sunge Srau: 9ld, mas iinO oenn
5ebn W;nuten, - i1 babe iabre-
lang auf bid gewortetl
= 9rotef. Serr: Sbrer 10
traurigen Gage wegen min i6 Sb-
men 8ei6aftigung bel mir geben!
8ettler (Grgerlid)): Sdon mie-
Der oieIe alte Musreoe, UNI mir fem
4Imoien geben gu miillenl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
S n6ipi0ueII

- IS n0TDTOHeII NH
griter ginbreher: User
mar oenn SIRIUS?
3meiter Ginbreder: Semano.
bel Dem iid elm ndGtli9cr gelu6
perlobnt bate.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
sms benz susebnA zines aebrers.

@an meint. es lag am 0rt aIIein. .
@efabren iib'raI Iauern:
Man fam i'm Sort elm 8eltmaru lein
limb in Der Staot nerbauern.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
bmebrmafres

ga bab'n g ia gar Elm 9ta6el-
orobtgitter Dor Der @iibne, SEER
9ireftor!"
Director oes @ If m ieren-
tbeoters: uWtuB fem, mein Sic,
Der, mir fiibrtn beut' 9lbeno elm
Gtiid atf in Dem g%erauft miro =
% fommen ionlt INNER Die gan5etl
Burden berattf iln0 woaen NIT
raufenl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

u@6rcn sic. Ser Stat, mic mum
oer6ar hie Nadltigaa in Sbrem
4arfc iingt."
r@ott. mcr 6abcn MIR erltflaiiiGe
Rad,tiaoGcn.~
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

2e6rer: Canals iang Der cole
9ihter Ibcpoor &orner: u0as @olf
itebr auf, Der Stiirm bridt loS!~-
@eltben Sturm meint ser Gihter +"
Scr fIetne morris: n9en
cuf Die SparfaIie!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

0ienf # m d 5 6en r@nG' Serr,
Sic bod raid in 0en Sa-
lonI Die Sltngens iiben INN ben
Spudnapf berltm uno rauden Die
3igarre 81 gnoe Die Sic Iiegen ge,
laiien babenI"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
@#rmrr Sd,rrIbehrirf NFs
Nbtlipp ~5aHerampfrr.

Nein Iieber Serr StcOadtiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

r@id)t moglid, SEER &lnitmalerl
lteber 100 8iloer iteben fir uno
fertig gerabmt in Sbrem atelier?
9os lit ia elm @ermogen, oie bielen
- &obmenl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Sn 9. iaBen Muiiffreunoe beim
Bier uno tparen pol oes 2o6es iiber
oas unberglei6lide Tiolinipiel oeS
uniibertreffliden Soatlim, weIder
am abeno 5upor in Der StaOt auf-
getreten NOR. Gnoi6 muroe es Dem
anpeienOen S~tabstrompeter oes oorl
garniionierenOen Gragoncrregiments
gu piel, uno er mad]te ii6 2utt nit
ben @orten: .geu ia, ipielt gut, ober
iesen Glen uffs Yfero, Damn fam
er niift."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Sunge S r u: n9fun tn mir aber ben @efaaen u0 Rbe Did on
Sen neuen S9rebtti6, Gein @e6urtstagsgefbenfl"
mann: nAber Sinh, ib babe bod nibts 5u ibrei6enl"
Srau: so i9reibe an 9Rar S6nl8e, er ioae mir einige 9leioer CUR
@uspabl ienoen!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Ser Geaopirtuoie Seinrih @riin-
felo 6otte einen gang Defenders to-
lentloien Sfiiler, ben er abiolut
nidt losmerSen fonnte. ST mar iebr
fleiBiq uno reid. 9lber zines Cages
berlor @riinfelo Die @eoulO uno Jag
tie gum SpiiIer: nStunOen baben
bel Sbnen gar feinen 3mef, Sic
miiBten Nionate nebmetl, uno Oa5u
babe i9 Iei0er gar feline Seit!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

@IS ser 8iener Yrofeiior &obert
6ltds einmaI Seqmesberger iein
neueItes 8erf 5eigte, erflarte Oieier
nad fllr8er 9urdiift: uSuAs, Die
bait Oh gar5 g%eItoblen."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Na6 elmer perun9liidten rSanl-
6Guier" -"9luffHbrung in elmer Yro-
oin5ialItaot fiel es ben 6ortge5enoen
auf, ooB Die 8iiite &idaro 8ag-
llers i'm 0oper BON ibrem YoItamer-
tie perifmunOen mar. 0afiir fono
man elm 3ettelden nit Der mali5io-
len Meloung: uYon Der guffiibrung
meines nSannbauier" BIN i'd nod
gang meg! - grge6enlt &i6aro
Wagner."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

9ie Sod)ter zines rei6en 9erru
9at iiingit Iid crit permd6let;
@an 9lallbte aq9emein, OaB bier
Gum Slid fem Sofa feblet.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Sanslif ging iabrelang our Or
boIullg na9 9arIs6aO. @l5 er wieoer
eininaI BON ieiner 9uoereiie mad
8ien 8uriidfebrte uno ii6 anifei-
memo re6t wobl fublte, i6iittelreim-
tie Selmesberger: nSanslid lit le-
berleioeno na6 &arlsbaO gegangen
uno leioer lebeno wieoer 5uriifge-
fommen."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Ser Sobn zines 8iener &ritifers
6otte cine Sonate fomponiert. als
man Goientbal na9 0eren @ert
fragte, erpioerte er: n9os Stiid tit
nibt oonfbar, I'M 10 mebr a6er Ser
Batter"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

l1eber 8rabms, nit oeiien i6pe-
rer uno erniter Nrt 81 fomponieren
Seamesberger iid nift %befreunoen
fonnte, meinte er: n@enn 8ra6ms
cinmal reht gut aufgelegt lit, Damn
fomponiert er. 9u3 Grab lit meinp
6reuoe."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
CHICAGO GRAM MINKi.r

CHICAGO. Airi! i2-Oteri:iss Increased
ana buying power gave out 81 ths Chicago
wncat inaGLet today after prices had
extent on higher quotations at L!vcrpoo!
IN" close here was unsettled, varying
MAY 800, To Isl and July l95i. 10 ]. aoi.
cora lost shade to i?-ccnt and oar
&c 20 SC. In provisions the outcome was
unchanged :" - cents lower
~ ir,i demand for wheat showed CON
siuerhb!c N!EoT, upiurns In Liverpool prices
having been scored Notwithstanding u,.
zines Yesterday In the United States. 4
forecast that Argentine exports would
De smaller tended also TO strengthen
vaIics ana -. too. did worl, of continued
better doHs site milling call in the South- :
west; Resides gossip was current that
IN" winter crop harvest promised 10 he
!hlH IN nearly all O.! the surplus Stntcs
turning points AZ which sellers began
10 outnunh"r BUYERS in The WHEAT nit
were AT prices above !.33 FOR May and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
by fred'k r.. NultinG & Co..
COTTON MARKET
QUIET IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. April :-.-Ths co.ton mar.
Ntt remained very CUE; today with trad
Of Importance in the news and Will bust.
Less attributed largely to evening up al.
accounts FOR over the Easter hol!iayg
An cary decline carried July contracts on
70 49,: with thai delivery closing at
!.'-| Inc general market closed barely
st.ad! az a net decline % > 10 points
IN" result OF scattering liquidation pro-
noted by rather les. ravorabie I.ivarpool
anN!ceS. ana reports OF better weather IN
;he decline was checked by the nanesT.
nnce OF trad; buying orders for MAY a,
80; ana ;hc pTospoc, for unsettled
report o' tn: weather Bureau as .N-
ptcted. read favorahly as 10 Eastern hei,
n1mH''i ON hn' anything was a u;;i"
PROCESS IN The Southwest, II failed 10
INSPIRE any fresh buying Of consequence
n"wrNer; and after selling up from l. 10
me 'nark"t was barely steady under sS,t
ter!nE liquidation. May appeared To 30
IoT sNIc AZ shout 4 Eoints over jaw
ana was offered - litr'e NOR frSr!. a;
IN the afternoon closing wiih!n n main,
OF the cary low level! ''''''
Accotd!hE to reports oubiished hn-n dur
inS me ne da:.. between i5.oD and ?0.D1D buitS
o: cotton h-c expected 70 arrive nor. c-nrt
.Hf South. rresum"!'r Cor delivery ~,
month. To1ays statement 90 III. c,riic
Sa:Ha SOCK in thc local warehouses. now.
Sh!nnci out since last Thursday .rJ /,
IS expected that about 800, baics il, 90
o'eh exported iron! the ce-tificntcl e,,p.
~ hsr" since c1-,y in March. Tr,,..-e
found !t;t!" change in the NJ t;5,i.L.,
.ahn- situation. l, j. os.Inat%I -. - 80 -,
,, resulting from the strike has
hedge selling -''''t'