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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
SIX PERMITS ISSUED

City Building Commissioner Err
ickson yesterday issued TO Frank
Vidseich, a permit for the erection
OF a basement beneath his house,
located at 1909 Georgia street. and
other improvements to cost $500.
A porch and sun parlor will be
added to the home OF John Wachter
730 Polk street, to cost $500. &C
cording to a permit issued Mr..
Wachter. yesterday.
A permit was issued to c. ]. VIII
liams to move a one story building
from 43rd and Jackson street. to
1886 Monroe, to cost SITS.
Nick vassilobojlos will build a
ono story cement block temporary
story building at SOS Broadway. to
cost $500.
Jim Jarvis obtained a permit for
the erection of a one story frame
garage TO cost 5000. The tsructure
viii be located at 4445 Arthur
street.
A one story frame garage will be
erected by Anthony Texter, &C
cording to a permit issued yester-
day. The garage. which will be To-
Gated at s12 Johnson street. will
cost $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
COLORED
MAN TAKES
HIS LIFE

A lows affair in the life of Heze-
kiah HUMPHREYS, wen known Gary
coolred man, was responsible for
his tragic suicide IN the north side
residential section of the steel city
yesterday afternoon.
Although married ana living with
his wife, at 1901 Connecticut ST..
HUMPHREYS succumbed to the wiles
Of another woman and yesterday af-
ternoon after she had refused to
live with him, he pulled 8 revolver
and blew off the top OF his head.
Believed to have been driven tenn
porarily insane and respondent over
his affair with the other woman Is
given as the motive for the suicide
by the police.
He met the woman. Amanda Bail
ey. yesterday afternoon at 5th and
Buchanon. It IS alleged that after
he had pleaded with her to i've with
him and upon her refusal he at
tempted to cut her. Frightened. he
ran down the street. member Of
the fire department giving chase.
At Fourth and Buchanan street.
the coiored man came to an abrupt
stop. pulled the revolver from a
pocket and fired into his brain. The
his head and death was instantane-
GUS. a number Of people on the
street were witnesses to the suicid
The body was removd to a Gar
morgue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

The average man is one-tenth
efficient mentally and one-fourth eff
ficient physically"
There can be no sound thinking
In an unsound body"
You're not what you think you
are but what you think--you are"
BOSS YOURSELF FIRST
Young man. show me that you
are boss OF yourself and we'll make
you boss OF others"
Opportunity Is a matter OF ca
pacity."
Il might give you a job but
can't hold it for you
If was to attempt to sell Wood
row Wilson an automobile l would
appeal to his taste; IL 1 had ever
i, tried to sell Roosevelt an auto
would tell him about It's great pow
er. and IL I endeavored to sell Taft
an auto / would talk about its COM
fort"
"A great many men get so close
to their business they can't see it"
I'm always sure that man has
has a heart but I'm not so sure that
he has an intellect"
Reliability Is the greatest abil-
ity"
Confidence is the greatest medi-
um Of business"
Personality is the sum total of
your mind. body and SOUL
George Sherman. manager OF
truck sales for the Ford Company
In Chicago. gave a splendid sales
talk and the program concluded
with diverying monoiogue and
crayon cartoons by Tom Parlin OF
Bunnells sales force. Mr.. Parlin is
very clever and his ability as car
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

for the best jobs in the Ford In
dustry and that they would be pro-
NOTED as fast as they demonstrated
their fitness.
vQGELMAN's GREAT SPEECH
The principal speech OF the even
ing was a chalk talk on THE Master
Salesman by II. l. Vogelman, 1t
was an intensely interesting pre-
sentiment of the rudiments OF sue
cess.
THAT was the greatest talk on
craftsmanship / ever heard" p. w.
Meyn told Mr.. Vogelman at the close
of the speech, and others agreed
with Mr.. Meyn.
vogelman is an entertaining
speaker. He talks at the rate of
two hundred and twenty words a
minute. He spoke for an hour and
ten minutes last evening. but 1t
seemed half that time.
yogelman listed the four factors
of salesmanship: The Salesman. the
Customer. the Goods and the Sale.
He divided the first factor into two
parts. Mind Building and Body
Building: and under the head o.
the Mind wrote knowledge" Feel
ing" will" Then he launched in
to his lecture on the things that
make for success in salesmanship.
Some of the succulent excerpts Of
Mr., vogelman's talk follow:
SHOW me the man who is honest
because II pays or because 1t is the
best policy and I'll show you a
crook"
"A man may be as smart as Soc
rates and as reliable as Abe Lincoln
and be out of a job tonight il he
hasn't perseverance,"
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Continued from page one)
is scheduled to speak al Gary at 8
o'clock this evening.
The heart of his talk last night Is
contained in the following:
Everybody agrees that the coun-
try cannot stand much longer, the
present unbusinesslike, unjust and
unscientific tax tumble which Is
preventing prosperity from return
ing to anybody. All informed per-
sons know that nobody can make
much of any profit. so long as this
leach legislation sucks the life blood
out of the veins of business.
What shall be substituted for its
Beyond a doubt the only alternative
is a general cumulative sales
tax, so graduated as TO be just, and
with an exemption of a reasonable
amount, say 10000 on the sale OF
farm products. This exemption is
not only right, because otherwise
the farmer might pay double taxes,
but also because of the desperate
plight of those who produce the ma
lions food.
The model, the foundations. of this
needed tax law have been furnished
by Canada and other countries. It's
adoption by congress is inevitable;
and those who, because of lack Of
information or for demagogic pur-
poses, oppose 1t in campaigns. know
that the enactment of 1t is as GER
tain as sunrise. Finally it is axi-
omatic and beyond dispute, that the
farmer and working man cannot get
relief until business is again active
and wholesome. And business can
not possibly recover until this leach
legislation row fastened on the
veins of business IS removed
While I am against tie whole
theory of bloc legislation" yet it
is wrong, unjust and wicked to at
tack the farmers organizations,
which behind the so-called Farm
ers Bloc" in congress. Other blocs
without a fraction of the excuse for
existence that the farmers bloc has
have been busy in Washington for
the last quarter of a century. 1t IS
a wonder that the farmers did not
act long ago.
Also the truth is, that much If
not all. legislation helpful to agri-
culture and not injurious to other
classes was inspired and secured by
the farmers organizations. was
born on a farm, was brought up By
and among farm folks. / have had
much to do with farmers all my life,
and I know no class moro patient,
reasonable and patriotic than Ameri-
can farmers Give them simple
justice and there will be no farmers
bloc, but they Will not submit to
be neglected forever.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That the Board of Public Works OF
the City of Gary, Lake County. In
diana, viii meet on the 1st day of
May, 1922. to receive and consider
bids for the improvement of Jeffer-
son Street. Section Twelve (12),
from the south line of Thirty
seventh (37) Avenue TO the north
line of Ridge Road, in said City of
Gary, all inaccordance with the plans
and specifications now on file In the
office of the Board of Public Works.
The cost of said improvement shall
be assessed as special benefits to the
abutting and benefited property.
Bidders must file a certified check
for at least two and one-half (21z
per cent? per cent of the Engineers
estimate of the cost of said improve
n1ent which Will be returned to I'M
successful bidders and to the sue
cessful bidder when a contract and
bond have been executed for the work
No certified check will be received
in a less amount than One Hundred
100000 Dollars. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
Bids must be on file in the Boards
Office OF said City by Ten o'clock
A NJ. on the first day of May, 1922.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

For the last five years I have
had terrible dizzy spells at times.
my head and back continually
ached, it was impossible at all to
attend to my business and l thought
I would lose my mind over the
strain. / grasped a. every straw,
took every advertised medicine
which promised TO do some thing
but they all either did nothing at
all for me. or gave me a temporary
stimulation which left me worse
afterwards than before.
DR. whom I consulted In
desperation, advised me to try the
DRUESEN- (Youth Gland)
treatment with which he has had
such splendid results and am
pleased to notify you that after two
months treatment, according to dt+
rections, my health Is considerably
improved. l haven't had headache
or backache for the last six weeks
and even a stomach ailment of long
standing is disappearing. If the
next few weeks treatment will do
anywhere near what they have done
so far l shall be a well man one
month from now. 1t IS amazing to
think that these little glands can.
control my health and strength.
The proof OF the pudding IS IN the
eatin and your DRUESEN-
KRAFT treatments have certainly
restored my health. I shall be glad
to talk TO anybody you or your local
doctors OF druggists refer TO me
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
GARY
NEWS
MRS. SUSANNA
ROODA BURIED

At two o'clock yesterday. funeral
services for the late Mrs. Susanna
Rooda. mother OF w. ]. Rooda. took
place In the Presbyterian church OF
Gary. Rev. F. E. walton officiatins.
Oak Hill cemetery was the place OF
burial
Mrs. Rooda's death wa seaused BY
acute influenza. she died after a
brief sickness Of a week at her
home, sos Madison st.
Mrs. Rooda. who had been wild
ow for twenty-five years, leaves one
son, w. ]. Rooda of Gary, and three
daughters, Mrs. Q. Van Sipman, Mrs.
o. Mulder and Mrs. John Born, OF
Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
Could You Sell A
Cash Register to
A Panhandler?

(Ccntlnued from page one.)
Ford. 1t remained for Henry Ford
to show that Wall street was not
the only place that a man could
build a great business. / believe
that a man who can pay higher
wages than any other man and can
pay the duty and still sell his prod
uct in foreign countries presumed
to be the mothers of genius. where
low wages prevail) and can bring
these millions OF dollars back to the
American workingman is entitled to
the distinction that he is the great
est business genius in American
history"
Herbert Rimes, manager OF Mr.
BunnelPs company, acting as toast
master, told how Mr.. Turner financ-
ed BunneIl in the undertaking
which has made the former cash
register salesman Independently
wealthy in eight years.
Mr.. Turner told Mr.. Bunnell at
the time that If the young men Of
the community realized that the
bankers were watching them. an
xious to help those who helped
themselves. it would be a better
community in which to live"
Mr. Bunnall told the young men
of his organization that there was
nobody In their way except them
selves. He said that they had the
opportunity TO preuare themselves
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

appear in the Lake Superior Court.
held at Hammond. Indiana, on the
9Th day of May, 1922, and show cause
II any, why the FINAL SETTLE
MENT ACCOUNTS with the estate
of said decedent should not be APP
proved; and said heirs are notified
70 then and there make proof Of
heirship, and receive their distribu-
tive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court, at Hammond. this
18th day of April. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,,
(Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court
4:l4;21
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

MI lie ~ OO-N lIN<AN y 49,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
the City of Gary, Lake County. In.
diana, will meet on the LIST day OF
May, 1922. to receive and consider
bids for the Improvement or 18TH
Avenue, Section six go, from the
west line of Grant Street to the east
line of Cleveland Street, and 1stn
Avenue, Section Four 90, from the
west line Of Grant Street to the easr
line of Roosevelt Street, in said CITY
of Gary, all in accordance with the
plans and specifications now on NE
In the office of the Board of Pubic
Works. The cost of said improve.
ment shall be assessed as special
benefits to the abutting ana oene-
fitted property. Bidders must ME
a certified check for at least two ana
one half (2is ee) per cent of the I'm
gineer's estimate of the cost or salu
Improvement which will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders and 20 the
successful bidder when a conuact
and bond have been executed for the
work. No certified check will be re-
ceived in a less amount than one
Hundred (Sl00.00) Dollars. Inc
right is reserved to reject any ana
all bids. Bids must be on file in the
Boards Office of said City by Zen
o'clock A. M. on the LIST day OF
May. 1922.
LEWIS f. BARNES
WILLIAM p. PATTERSON
JOHN B. BURKE
Attest: BLANCHE Il. DOUGAN,
ilsuiddbBeIntgfihh n h h h h hh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
TWO FOUND
NOT GUILTY
IN CITY COURT

Judge Dunn yesterday found MS
to Vijogich not guilty of violating
the state liquor law. Risto was ar
rested about a week ago at his soic
drink parlor. 1875 Adams street
when a half pint of moonshine was
found there. The evidence showed
that the rnoonshine belonged to
roorar whose room was in the rear
Of the parlor.
Evylyn Fisher. who was arrested
at 1900 Adams street and charged
with prostitution. was found not
guilty, and dismissed in the city
court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

Spying on tho night habits OF
mice and other small rodents Is
now occupying the attention of Yer
non Bailey, OF the biological sur
vey of the department OF agricul-
ture. He let's some OF them sleep on
a sleeping porch and flashes light
On them at various times. Others
spend the evening with him in the
library. Another lot he has placed
in a room at outdoor temperature sc
that he can find out how they hiber-
nate for the winter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
HAS $465.OO FIRE

At 8 o'clock yesterday morning. a
fire. caused by crossed wires in the
attic. caused a loss OF $4,000. The
home. which is located at 1716 Car
field ST., threatened to be wiped out
for a few minutes. but the quick
work of the fire department extin-
guished the blaze.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21


Decatur. Illinois.
This is just one OF the many sim
ilar cases reported by doctors and
users DRUESEN-KRA youth
Gland) is the most effective rebuild
ing and rejuvenating tonic ever
known. Brought here from Europe
a year. ago, DRUESEN- KRAFT al
ready has the enthusiastic endorse
ment of thousands of doctors and
users. Men and women suffering
from ailments of many years
standing have been entirely re-
stored to health and vigor through
this remarkable discovery. Make
the test yourself; YOU will be
amazed at the rapidity with which
health and strength Will be re-
stored and increased. Ask your
druggist or send your name for free
booklet on "DRUESEN- KRAFT, the
Glands and Their Control of Health
and Strength" Compounded in
tasteless form. One week treat
ment 1926 is sufficient to start,
Designate whether you wish Male"
or "Fmaele."
DRUESEN-KRAFT
CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, LTD.
80 T.. Randolph st. Chicago, Ill.
To be sure to get the genuine
treatment say SsDR UESEN-kRAF'T
tablet" to your druggist Sold in
Hammond by Summers Pharmacy
and all progressing drugEists.-Ady DIV:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE


OF ESTATE
In the matter of the Estate of
John Horniak. deceased. No. 2297.
In the Lake Superior Court. March
Term, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDI-
TORS of John Horniak, deceased, to
appear in the Lake Superior Court,
held at Hammond. Indiana, on the
9Th day of May, 1922. and show cause
II any, why the FINAL SETTLE
MENT ACCOUNTS with the estate
Of said decedent should not be APP
proved: and said heirs are notified
to then and there make proof of
heirship, and receive their distribu-
tive shares
WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court. at Hammond. this
18th day OF April. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
tSeail Clerk Lake Superior Court
4;14;2l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Gladys walton i'm ''THE GUTTER
SNfPE; Also ssThe Leather Push
ers," and Topics of the Day. 4-21-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
the Board OF Public

BY order Of the Board Of Public
Works.
LEWIS E. BARNES
WILLIAM p. PATTERSON
JOHN B. BURKE
Board of Public Works.
Attest: BLANCHE Z. DOUGAN,
Clerk. 4-2l-Se
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE=Ford sedan, Al con-
ditIon. 1865. Phone 112 Ham. 4:21
WANTED-.iirl, to take care Of
baby. and do homework. $50 CAL
nmet ave. Hammond. 4:21
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
VICOR RESTORED BY
DRUESEN KRAFT
GLAND TREATMENT

as / feel this is the least I can do
in reciprocarion of what you have
done for me. DRUESEN- RAFT
tablets Will always be in my home"
(Signed) Albert Buckley,
Decatur, Illinois.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
(Seai)
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
or ESTATE

In the matter of the Estate OF
Petro Slanda. deceased. No. 2267. In
the Lake Superior Court, March
Term. 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the
HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDI-
TORS of Petro Slanda. deceased. 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21

After Trytn SO called Tonics For
Years without Results4 Decatur
Merchant Is Restored 10 Health
Through Gland Treatment
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toonist is enhanced by his witty
comments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-21
MAKING TOUR OF
LAKE COUNTY

CONTINUED from page one.)
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nture such poant reductions that interests every home
furnitre-no matter Hte-,vheher the months
in tomorrow look around-compare!
Washington Journal., 1922-05-05

Has cine GlcDclanbrr in%9ollaiuIldJc
2cituna iagt.

.GnofousapnoIt~ cine iugoilaipi-
lde in GleoelaiO berausgegebane
3eitung, ifrci6t git Dem obigen
S6ena: vEieicnigcn, sic cine bout
crnoe g"cidrdnfung Der GinipoIloe-
rliiia 6%cfiirmorten, bobcn Die Gin
uonoerer in 5pei @ruppen ein9e-
tciIt, nGmlid) in piinihensmerte llito
nid)t uiinlhcnsperte. @iinlhensiperf
iin0 6ie GinmanOercr, pom Oenell
man Gunimmt, OoB iic li6 nit Dem
anaeli1dIii6en @lcment uernilfeti,
unO nidt miini6cnsmert iinO Die
icniaen, bel Ocner Scr Sor9ang
anger Saucrt. Sit Sicie aloliiti5ie-
rung ridtig? SIT cine 6clAlellnigte
9liiimilierung gut ulO uortcilbaft?
Sin G%neldnoer, SrldnOcr oOer
SGotte, Der bic engliiAc Sprad]e
gut rerItcbt, %gem06nt iid natilrli6
an 0as oncrifoniide 2cbcn Idyueaer
olS ser Sugoilowe, 9frllc, Stoliener
ooer Sole, Ser 5uerit Die Sprade 5ii
erIcrnen bat. ollie iene mobImeinen-
oen @n%tbuiiuiterL Die oa glauben ooB
0a3 9ono %gei1brOet lit, iiilo onf Dem
Sol5tuege. Mir %gIaitben, oaB es ttr
Imerifo nift gut lit, luenn Die Allis
milierung SIT idnea Dor lifl gebt.
Die ginponoerer, Die nab Inerif6
fommen, lino ser anlidt, Sab lie
bier before 2e6ensoerbdltniiie Dor,
fin5en meroen. Gies bcmirft, ooB
lie ibre nelte &eimat odten, o6pobl
in linen oie grinnerung an ibr
@e6urtsIanO ni6t gan5 ausgeItorbsn
lit. Mit @erpoIt 5u otnerifanIiierert,
nGre riidiidtslos un6 olf idaper
ourh8ufiibren. Mon bergibt 81 bGu-
fla oie Satiahe, ooB 6ie ginpanoe-
rcr getpilie Gigenidaften uno 3iige
nit lif bringen, bic man pflegen
uno nift unteroriiden ioate. Sat
aue Decentralization NorO-, W1ittel=
uito SiioeltropoS iino 3. 9. febr mi
iifolii6. 9as Sin9en, Mlliif ltro
&unit im oIlgemeinen liegt linen I'M
gl1tte. 9ae oieie Gigenihaften, Die
Bel oen angeliodien nidt an5iltrcf
fen Iino, Iino pert, OaB man lie
pfIegt nno ni6t unter0riidt. Mfon
nerfe rltr einen Slid auf Die flint
lerif9en beion0ers muiifoliidcnGrei-
fe @merifos uno man miro erfennen,
mas geraoe Die gtationalit6ten, Die
monde als nid)t piinidensfucrt be-
8ei6nen mohten, 5um nationalen
9abcn beigetragen boben."
Washington Journal., 1922-05-05
&iebiel Saare fat man nnf Dem
SOpfe.

@6breno ii9 ionit ~gerpobnlif nur
Die 9i1ter init Der Sd0nbeit oeS
6r~auen5oares gu beihdftigen pile
gen, bot Elm englilder 4r5t cine MIDI
terne 9etrnhtung oe8 meni6lihen
&opfI6mufcS ongeltellt ulo teilt
oariiber aaerlei Sntereiiontes nit.
Gie 8obl Der Saore lit 5lpar iebr
perI1ieoett, bod fam man BON elmer
our9idnittIiden 8%ebaarnng oes
&opfes faititeIlen, 0aB 1000 Soare
ollf Dem Q%ua0rat5ou fommen un0
man i'm gar5en 10000 Saare onf
Dem &opfe bat. Die 8loroen baben
oie meiIten SCARE, 0urbitnitt-
lid $4,000 Saare, oagegen limo Die
Got6aorigeit. BEL oenen oas ein5elne
9aar BEGINNERS itarf lit, om ipar.
lidIten nusgeltattet uno 6eIiben
ourdi6nittIid) 1tur 10000 9aare.
Der Yr%aunbaarige berfiigt Ourd]'
idnittli1 iiber 100000 uno Ser
Sdppar5baarige ii6er 100000 Saare.
Die Saare tes &opfes iino bornar'
tige @ebii0e bon LANCER rltn0er oocr
6plinOrii6er 6orm, bic in Der Saus
ibren Sit III iogen. Soaridfen ba@
ben. @er5obnlih fat ieoes Sanr iei-
men eigenen Sad, aber gelegentlib
teilen li1 alG5 otpei oOer orei Sanre
in einen iuldhen 8ebalter. Ser Seil
oes @aares, Der ullter ser Sautobers
fld6e liegt, miro @aarpur5el GEE
nonnt. @et Elm &oar feline Dole
0aieinsm;giidfeit eri6opit bat.
Damn T1llt es aus uno miro our9 elm
neucs @aar eriest, mandmal ober
mGd)lt elm t:eltes Saar aitd) Ibon,
mern oos ait, nod nidt abgeitoBen
lit. Sober &aariad lit nit cinem
flcinen @iinbEl BON MuSfclfalern
allsgeltattet. fie iidJ inter Dem Gins
fluB Ser &dlte oocr %ltarfer @cmiits-
erregungen 5uiammen5ieben uno
Damn 5ag &aar aufrIGtcn. Das
Saar .itrGubt" iih Damn. Gie Soar
farbe Itebt il oireftem Gerb1ltniS 81
ser 5amms oes Gigmcnts, Oas lid'
in Dem Saarforper 6%cfinoet. DaS
lidtblonoe SOAR miro abcr bnrfe
fleine 2nftbldsden hcruorgcrufer.
Sic lih eaenTaas i'm Saarforper biz
Den. Gle Scari6fc iin0 6eim Ncger
niel l1nger ols Bel sen mciBen Hai-
fen un6 sic !Saore iino oeltlid &c.
friimmt, moturh Nns @efrauIel oes
Negerboares entlteht.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-05
81 jung nnO io...!

Glts Gonitantinopel fommt Die.
Nahridt, Dab BORT ioc6cn Oas iiine-
ite @bepaar Der @elt, wie es Die
oortige 8rciIe nennt, gei&ieoen muir
Sc. Die Srali, oic gar5e 5polf Sabre.
5Gblt, perlongte sic Srennung ibrer
Gle ocn ibrem i'm reifcn glter bon
iage uno id)reibe o~,i5cbn Sabren
ltebenoen Mfaln ipegen uunii6er-
minolid)er Mbnci9ung". Gie beioea
naren I'M gall8el, ein bal6es Sabr
pcrbcirotet getpcien.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-05
81 M limit

@beeminft. - Settler:
SGenfen Sic mir oo1 einen Nidel.
ih bin Elm bllltnrmer Mcnid!
Serr: @enn Sic blutarm iino,
lieber Manu, oann fam Sbnen Nif-
fel audi nidts niiBen, Oa miiiien Sic
idon GiIcn nebmenl
= TaralIeI,e {. Sic: Siebit
ou, Grtur, Die Slide miiiien redlt
oumm fem, tpenn lie auf ieocn So.
Der anbciBen.
Or: Sa, lie iino bcinabe 10 oumm
pie oit Wtdnne.
Gin 3eitfino. Batter
(~erflorcno): Sieb, &ino, oicic alte
Burg mar emit monatelong bonn
Seino 5elagert, lire @epobner tpa.
rem bon aler @elt abgeidloiien uno
fonnten lih init niemano perit6noi.
gent
Wforit: 0un, Tie bitten bod ton.
men telepbonierent
Washington Journal., 1922-05-05

eebt nitt mebr pon uns, uuo MIN
tomm, mein 9iebline. lGB Did an
fleiOen, Der Batter nil, OoB mir BET
DC red)t oru5 iino artis blei6en!"
lln oieierr Morgen bat Die iunge
Nutter ibrsn Oitertroit, ibren bei'
ligen 5rieocn nit Soft gefunOen.
Sbr reides @emiit lit pieOer geDedt,
ooB iie 5reuoe finOet am 2eben,