davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Gin 9~nrkamptrr nerSpradD
rriMtgmmg.
Bun gilbert sSrid.

Sn einem Dor 900 Sabren eri6ie.
nenen 8ld)e, in Dem es liderlib nie-
ma1o uernluten miro, finoet itb cine
nod 6eute lebensmerte Anregung IN
Saben Der Spra1reinieung. 9as
Bud beiBt: n@eoibte uno l~ateiniid).
Snidriften bes Saiierlihen &atbeS
Seraus uiw. 1921 nro Der Mufias
Bethel iid: nllnoorgreiiliAe @eDan-
fen ii6er Die Auf- unO ginridtung
elmer Eeutiden Spradgeiealdait,
mie iol1e einem pornebmen Wfinilter
lino iiberrei1t mor0en."
Der gerfaifer, &arl @nituu Se-
raus lit oiemlid) pergelien; emit
mllroe er ols ser erIte Dibter oeut-
ider Serameter geidast, Bis Selling
ibm oieien &u6m in u8riefen, Die
neueIte 9iteratur b~etreffeno" ent-
reiBt, porin er an 6ni6artS omar
unseididte, aber pollig regelreat ge-
6aute Sedsfibler erinnerte.
SerGus mar als Sobn zines Gent.
iden 1871 in Stofbolm geboren,
bate in 8rantfurt a. 3. oaS @pm-
nahum beiudt uno in @ieBen uno
l1tredt @otteseelabrtbcit ltnoiert.
3ad beenoigtem Stuoium lebte er
1896 aIs Domberr oes litberii9ert
Stiftes in &amburg. Spater fam
er nod fltr6em 4ufentbolte am
Sole oes Iiirlten bon Son6ersbau-
len na9 @ien, MO Soiepb Der Grltc
i'm alsbolo gum 4ntiquitdten-Sn-
ipeftor madtc uno oeiien Naffolger
Scarf ser gierte i'm gum &aiierli6en
9iat ernannte. Seine aufga6e mar
es. bei 6eitlihfeitcn @elegensbeits9e-
Oidtc, patience Sni6riften fir @e'
bGuoe, Miinaen iiim. 81 erfinoen.
Dele ieiner b~eionoeren @abe lebr
entgegenfommenoe gdtigfeit 6ruate
i'm ia Not. Or fam aiif Ben Sc.
ocnfen, elm geididtlides 9ortrdt-
unO Sammelmerf auf @runo fort
loufenoer Senfmiin5en berallS 5uge-
ben, oeiien Serlteaungsfoiteu tim
in groBe ltngclegenbeiten uno 5a-
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Die Sn,ucleu Der Gr5eaens.

Ser in 9aiiel p%obnenOen @ittpe
oes MiniIterials GireftorS bon Sor'
tier mar unlangit ein Samilien.
Idnud i'm @erte con 10000 Mf.
aeltoblen moroen. Sic nlte @g5el-
lena uie Die ariminalpoli8ei ltan.
Sen Dor eiuem &1tiel. Ser 9ieb
fonnte leoigli9 in Der @obnung
geIudt perOcn, oenn aGe Sdlolier
tuoren unbei6Goigt. Selbit Die rGfs
finicrteIten Gi6erbeitSi6loiier. Mber
per? Die ein3ige NfitbeDobnerin
ser @obnung NOR cine lunge Dame,
Die elmer moblDa6en0en un0 Dorneb-
men Samilie in 0ortmuno altge-
bort u1o lie batte Sic alte @r5eaen8
in ser 3eit, in Der Der 9iebitabl
geIdcben mar, auf einem Spa5ter-
gang be9leitet. 90 fam oieler Gage
elm @rief, Elm a1loaDmer, Ser Sieb
IelbIt meIoete iid uno %perlangte
5000 @iorf. @r merOe ielbit font
men, ous @elo abbolen uno Damn
Die Srtpelen, aus 0enen Der Sami-
llenidnnld beltano, 5uriiGgeben. IIS
scr lln6efunnte fam, nabm i'm Sic
&riminalpoli5ei in @mpfang nno
Die G1leicr fielen Scr iItge
Morn mar Der Gertraute Der SauSoa-
me. 9lilb CT ec6orte elmer Der belte1l
Samilien in 9ortmun0 an.
Aber inrnler bcfano er ii9 in
ser &lemme. Abgebrannt Die 10
oft, beiudte er eincs Cages 0ie
SreunOin uno Oieie CAB ieinen Bit
ten nm Silfe nad lie iiber-
oot inn Die S6liiiieI our @obmlng
ibrer @aitgeberin. Sic Trancn Der
alien @raeaen5 Inn ben oerlorenen
5amilienidmud riibrten Oas Ser5
Der Sduloigen, iie i6rieb flebenoe
griefe an Sen 9ieb, iein llnrcdjt
tpieocr gut 81 MAIDEN, unO oieier
rerficl MN auf bcn Nustrcg Der
n3mangSanleihe". Gieier tralie Saa
BON 9emoraliiierung ielbIt in ben
beiten &reIien bat naturgenlGB. groB,
ties Mufieben erregt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Der @antel int Oenfdem &edt,

1teber 6en Mantel ols Sbieft
ipmboli16er &onolungen i'm &edtS-
leben eradblt Martin &ablo man-
d)erIei Sntereliantes in Der 3eit-
I6rift Mieoeria6ien. Sebr ionoer-
bar eri6eint uns Die fait I'M gam
sen 5pGteren W~ittelalter b~eltebenoe
&edtsbeitimmlng be5iigli6 oer ioge-
nonttten Moutelfinoer. @s mar
nGnllid 8uldifig, einem Dor Der Gre
er5eugtem &inoe Die &eGte oes ebe-
lihen &itoes 5u beri9affen, tDenn
Die Wlltter oaS &ino inter ben
Mantel nabm uno pGbreno Der
Erauung perbarg. Na6 Der Sralt-
ltrtg fam oos &ino beroor un0 galt
nun ais ebeli1 anerfannt. 0abar
1tommen bie Ausbriide vMantel Der
2iebe" uno retmas bemdntcln". Iu6
i'm @rbredt ipielt Der Wantel cine
&ole. @a6 Dem 6ranffurter &edt
braldte Die @itpe Die Sduloen if.
res perltorbenen Walunes ni6t 5u
6e5ablen, tpenu tie ibre @eigerung
oaourd 0ffentlih %fiinotat, oaB iie III
rem Montel ouf iein @rab falen
lieB. AebnliG mar es iibrigcns auA
init Dem Shliiiiel. lin nidlt audi
nit ibrem fiinftigen @erm0gen 81
6aften, ourfte bie @itiue nad benz
9egrGbnis hires in Sduloen per-
Itorbenen @ottcn inter 3uriidlaliuEg
ibrer Sabe bos Saus idlieBcn rno
sic S1liiiiel auf Oas @rab nieoer-
legen nit Der @irfung, oaB iie ii9
bicrour6 BON icoer meitcren Saftung
befreite.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

- 0anfbarfeit. Scr aorr-
ponift Sortiiiimo iod ia sic bette
&Gdin Ser qar5en St@t baben."
.SSsa. er bat oDer aab aug 9ant.
Bartlett ibr &ohbu9 in Mitiif ge.
leet."
MebnIihfeit. ST.: D@ar'
Inn nennen sic 6enn Sbr @uto
naG Serer @nttin3"
9. Gan Ser Wtalhine berlmarbcl.
tcno): .@enn i1 nit nleiner Sraa
nal mas unternebmen pia, oann
Dauert's au6 INNER erlt cine Stun.
Sc, ebe fie 70 melt it,"
Ser It SGiiler: p8iH'
iGon, Serr 2ebrer, ih boh nIdt
eewuBt, BOB mir ais Sausaufgabe
Elm @eeid1t auspenoig lerncn icG'
ten"
aebrcr: 80? BUR @trafe Iernit
Gu es sebnmal c,spenoi9."
Ger @ontoffelbelo.
Sausberr: $50 reiit oenn meire
Grau bieies Sabr bin2~r
GienItmdhden: nyea6 ct. Wo.
ris.~
Sausberr: vgSiiien Sic ni@t, OBJ
iie mid mitnimmt?"
= MeoebIite. Ser @erteioi.
ger batte oen eriten Sell iciner
9ieoe beenoiat; Damn wanote er iid
an sen Br6iioenten hes @eridtsbo.
les: .@eItatten SEER 8rdlioent, oaB
ih ettpus breiter trer0e!"
@npaifung. Serr (6,tm
Seiratspermittler): o0ie Dame bat
aber red,t edge .6ormenl"
Germittler: nGott = piiien sic:
DER etpige 8erfebr nit Dem @elo'
iAranfl"
- l@ebeiIt. .Spridt Der
Spino immcr nod 10 our4 Die
Naie?"
.@emabre, sic boben iie tbm 10
6ei Der Msniur absebaueal"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
SranenredDtlerin ais ltntcr-
Difi5ier.

Salibe Crib &anem, in Ser Cir
fei ais Observation-Disclosures %befqnnt,
lat iebt i'm aampf gegen Oie @rie-
Gen iclbIt Das @epebr gcllommen
LIMO lit Oafur BON Dem tiirfii9cn
Nberbcfblsbaber Gcmal gum Inter-
o%fii5ier beforoert worOen. @abreno
ibrer @etciligung am 9rieg bat iie
aiid) clnen 8oman, Der lid, nit ocl1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Siirfch
beiGdftigt, fait polenOet. Salioe
G0ib lit sic 8orfdmpierin Der
Sraueuforoerungcn urlter Den Mo-
bamcoanerinnen uto lit alS erite
2iirfin in sic amcrifaniiden
6raucnfuric gu &onitaIltiaopel ein-
getrcten. Sic bciratete oann eincn
glr3t inns mar ipdbreno pes @clt.
tricgcS ais Hflegerin tatig.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

ben Ser oonoIs ein5igen 3ufibt.
ItroBe fir @oiien unO Miinition oes
Acknowledgements. Gas ipuroe our1
Die llnterltiisung 6inllanOs nno oas
llnter6reden Ser Murmanbabn err
rei6t. 9ie @eiesitng Der Ukraine
unO oes Electromagnetic bon 9ofu
mar, tros Hitmdniens, Die ein5ige
Ne0glidfeit, Inn Die bungernoen Wtit.
telma6te nit 2ebensmitteln unO Ir-
NEE uno SIotte nit gen5in uno Del
ausrei6eno 5u perioreen. DAB Der
artiae &iidii6ten groBe @ntidlllle
elmer &riegsleitung maBgebeno be-
e~iufluIien fonnteu, oas itano aller-
oings nift in ben militGriiGen &ebr.
biidern Der %orfriegsoeit. 0ie flare
@rfenntnis oeiien, mas Der &rte9
foroerte, belob Die SberIte Seereslel'
tung, ober in elmer Sinii9t bat lie
ibr bod nidt &ednung getragen.
Die 2oubcit uno S9pd6e, Die 2u-
oenoorff Der &e9ierul1g gegeniiber
Ser Seimot gum 8ortpurf ma6t, bot
Die 9berIte SeeresIeitung aud ielblt
ni6t au iiberpinoen nermo6t gegerl-
iiber ben unterpiiblenoen 9%eitrebur'
aen in uno Dor allen binter Der
Gront, ~aegeniiber Den 6abnenflii6ti-
gen u1o 9rideber9ern, Die, ielblt
gr5eugniiie Der briidig Weroenoen
Noral, mebr un0 mebr Die unlult,
ueiter3ufdmpfen, AUDI bisber gltctt
Gruppen ein5ufloBen puBten. @letfe
@efabren nureen 1917 in Srant-
reid uno @nglono blutig unteroriidt,
mo, wie 2ltoenoorff iagt, Die &egie-
rulaen an &riegspiaen Die Generate
iib%ertrafen. Sa in 9euti6lanO Ole
Ne%oierung periogte, b6tte in oieiem
Sale oie Sberite Seeresleitung nit
duBerItem 0o6Orud eingreifen =
o0er 0ie aabinettsfroge itelen mill
fen, nm Die &egierung Oa0u gu 5tpir'
gen, ibr ourb 8eri6arfung Der bis
Der mebrfad 9emiloerten Strafelt
Oo5li Die @efugnis 81 geben.
3u befannten fiigt General 2hoer-
0orff cine 6iiue BON bisber neueil
SotIaden. Sci man1em, mas er
Iagt, Dor oaem ieinen S6luBfolge-
rungen, miro man ii6 linn nidt ait'
idlieBen f0nnen; Der Sobe ieiner
&riegsfunit entipridt ni6t feline po-
litii6e 8egobung. 9aB ibm, Dem
MeiIter Der ariegsfunit, ols @enoile
Elm glci6begabser WieiIter Der Soll-
tiff oeriagt geblieben, NOR iein, mar
Dor oaem unieres &olfes S6idial.
@as er tot, mar aber immer getra.
gen BON ser beiBen Siebe 6t Solf
ur6 8aterlono, Der er alt6 ieBt mie'
ser i'm S6luBmort IeineS 8ubes err
greifenoen 4uSorud berleibt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Sin aniternfeit.

0ie Safenltaot @olGeiter lit Der
Weittelpunft oes cngliiden Multern.
fanges uno mad altbergcbradter
@eile miro iefes Sabr Die 4uItcrn.
iailon ourd) elm offi5icaes Seiteiien
eingelcitet, lei Dem aud politii6c
Hcoen qebalten neroen. Sn oieiem
Sabr fano Oas Set am 20. 0ftober
Itatt, 5n Dem audi Der Winilterprd.
liocnt Iein @ri6einen sugeiagt bate,
BOD !par er burb Die &onfercr5 nit
oen iriiGen @ertretern perbinocrt.
gu Den @ditcn geb0rte aiid Der ia.
paniIde @otidaftcr. IS muro'l
nidt penrgcr als 5000 @literp Der.
5cbrt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

erpicfcn un0 no6 perridtetcm &C.
bat, BON Dem Stibl, porauf Die
3igeliner bingcridtct tporoen, ilber'
lalt 9eruien: tuern gut Sotboliide
unter Den 3ui6aliern tpdrell, MOD.
ten Iie etli6e SeelsmeIien Dor tbm
leIen laiien, utO Dab tie ioldes tDnn
tuoutcn, NIT Gem @utb Elm 5eIAen
0e6ei, nadoem nun ioldles bon et-
Iiben geibeben, or aud tpnbl in odlt
genommett, fat er 81 oenen S9arft'
Ridtern geiagt: Iun, ibr Brit
ser, tragt mid Bin, tuoraitf CT pom
ibnen oif sic brcdle gelegt, rno
Ioldem nah 10 nrl al ibnt, als
ieinen iibrigen moro uttO raubsge'
ienen Oas urtbeil boa5ogen muir
Oe Johann Oes gebendten 6rIeo'
ribs uno Ser eutbaupten 2ieB benne
COPPER in Die Inatomie gu @ieBelt
gebradt." -
Den 3iaeunerinnen puroen Die
9inoer BEL Der Terurteilung tuegge.
nommeu, nobel Tie in groBes SAINT
nterr ausbraderl.
SntereIIant lit elm Ibenteier nit
8igeunern, oas Gem &anografen
Suonid VIII. BON &eiien 5uge'
Idrieben miro. 2%an0grof 2ltotptg
iudte gleiGfouS oie Si9erbeit i'm
2an6e oufreft gu erbolten. 9ie
berumItromernoer, or6eitsi6e4et
Giebs- uno 3igeunerbanOen tuaren
i'm pcrboBt. 9lIS nun gar cine fol-
die fede @eleaifoft oi6t BEL ieinem
SagoI9loiie &ranidItcin oaS Eager
oufihlug utlb Oeren Sarptmarm
einen Gaidenoiebftabl Oeriibte, Oa
lieB ct oas tpiiroige Sberbaupt Der
8anoe aitfbGngen. gtrn i6tpur ibm
oie Sippldaft &ude unO bei6loB,
Ben SiirIten, iobolo err AbenOs nit
Ieiner <tide Don &rani6itein nod
9ormItaot fibre, 5u eri9ieBen. Gin
iunger 3igeuner empfano @bl9er
Dor Dem rudloIen Ylane. @r elite
GeimIi6 nad &raniditein, ben Sorto-
orofen st uarnett. Infdngs glalifte
man Sem brolinen @eieaen nidt,
ood feline einoringlihe 9fcbe fono
en0lid @ebor. Mlsbalo bei6loB Der
2anogrot i'm StiGen Soriorge gu
treffen. S~nsgebeim pitroen BON
0armIta6t aus SoIoaten 5ur Inn
8inalung 6es @aloes, in Dem Sic
gan0e lagerte, oufgeboten. Ges
Nbenos fubr cine leere &uti6e BON
arani6itein ab. Sn Ginger gntfer-
hung ober folgte einc 5peite, in Der
6emaffnet Ser 2anograf nit bret
&egleitern iaB. Sn tpeiterem Ibitono
folgte m0glidit gerduidloS cine It-
8abl berittener Sploaten.
Yl0bli6 bra6en aus Dem out-
feln @aloe bier 3igellner berpor
uno feuerten allf bic leere <ti9e,
oeren @dnoe nit &ugeln burdbpb.
ren6. @ber ieBt eilten 2anograf
Quopia uno feline 8egleiter beraM
lie orangen in ben 98alo unO 6aiO
marc bon alien Setten ole SerTol'
qung Ser 8igeuneridor allfgenonE'
men. Die ergriffenen 8oiewidter
traf sic Gooesitrafe. Sin fleines,
biibfdes 3igeunerfino ieoo6, oos
orglos i'm 8oloe ipielte, nabm Der
Shirt in feline Sbbut. ST lieB es
er5ieben ltno ion oemielbeti ben 0a-
men yNiepergelter" gegeben baben, oa
or an Dem uniduloigen @eien feline
8ieoerpergeltu11g ausiiben. polte.
Geinem &etter, benz ilngen 3igei-
ner, faufte Ser 2an6graf Bel @erns-
6eim Sof uno Sous uno Ser ge-
i9enfte ion elm tii6tiger @teni9
~eetporOen iein.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

er 1880 ltorb.
Sn Ser e%rpGbntem Sdrift Oeriudt
Serdus Dem &aiIer sic @rri6tlng
elmer 0eutiden sltaOemie na6e5ule.
Gen uno iteat Der 3eriabrenbeit uno
l1ngei1lolienbeit Der Geuiden amer.
fenneao Die fran5oiiIGe 9lfaOemie
entgegen uno riibmt Die iran50ii'
I6e Spra1e pegen i6rer 3ierlih'
felt. 9o1 unteri1dbt er nidt Die
Sdonbeit Scr Oeuti6en Sprade.
0enn neoer an Alter ibrer s@ren-
SEN ite6e Tie einer nnOeren nab. limo
ypas oe6et Dem Seutiben ub an
Geidtum Der 8orte un0 &eOers-
arten? ais nelden 10 perig naHges
iaot meroen: iie ieien anoeren Spra'
den abgeborgt: Dab lie Dielnebr an
oere, nGmli6 bic NieOerldnoii6e,
Sdue0iide, 06nii9e, ia ioear Die
SoaGnoii1e bereidert bat. 8ds
feblet an wiirfliHer Ausarbeitung
Seuti6en Sdriften2 8elde in
Stettigfeit Ser @eOanfen, iinnrei-
der Grfin0ung, iauberer Sdrei6art
gebunoener uno ungebunoener yte-
0en GROCER M1nner aufpeiien."
ltno nun Itelt er 0as eigentliHe
Sbema Ieiner afaoemie ouf: SD
bin MIR beoadt gu 5eigert, rpie Die
8eIierung, 70 in ser Seutlden Spra.
DIE 5u iu1en lit, oorin 6elte6e: ooB,
neil tie b0ber iteigen fam, lie lid
aaer i6rer @ort6eile our9 ale &rel.
ie 6es teuti1en &aiiertbums glei1
genlein fperoen, uno niGt ethan bon
oen Sodteuti6en olein erfonnt, BON
oenen Sber- inns Nie0erl1nOern
aber, na9 ltnteridieD Der wanfett'
Ben ooer BON benz geueinen @e-
bral9 gor abgebenoen @%emobnbei-
ten, atpeifelboftig eelaIien tperoen
oirfen."
SerGus gibt oonn Iagemeines,
pie er ii9 Die @inriGtung iol6er
SpraGgeieai6aften benfe, lint oann
i'm beIon0eren our Spro6reinigung
ii6erauqe6en. Seine @nii9ten in
0ieier 8e5ie6rng Iino olird aus ber-
niinftia uno maBpon. @S beiBt Oa:
.3u SEN @runole9ren oes &e6tre.
oens geb0ret freDli9 Die Iusmllte'
rung Der unnotiaen un6 oft nib.
braltdten fremoen @orte, 3. 9. Oes
auBer Ieiner natiirliden 9eoeutung
BEL S6ieren, @lien uno Srinfen nlip.
ungereimtt anee6radten 8orteS @a-
liant. 9ann aud oie @infiibrung
gutter @orte, 10 i9on ge6rGu6li6
IinO, aIs om &aiierliden Sof oas
@ort Sotf6ofter fir &mbaiiaoenr.
@eianoter fir @nooDe uiD. ODER an
0ere nod ein5ufii6renOe. Seood nit
Ser biGigen 8ebutiamfeit, Dob man
ale fremoe @orte, mertrt lie nit
glei6em Na1orud ni6t fonnen &c.
geben peroen, inion0erbeit 0ie Sunlt'
merfe (Serminos te1nicGs) nidt et-
genlinnig oerbanne, Die, iid eimige
ser Srlt6tbringenoen @eieli1att
gum @adteif oes erlten auten slb-
iebens, NIT Musme9ilung oes 8or-
tes nlleberieber" fir Girfel, Gage
leud)ter" fir elm Seniter nlp, la'
9erIi9 gemadt. Sonoern oielelben
pieImebr, na6 Oem 9eilpiel aler
onOeren 8olfer, NIT 8erleibung oes
8iirgerre6ts in Die Seuti6e Spra'
DIE aufnebme, uno nit Seutiden
@u6itaben glei6fam in elmer glet-
den Sra6t NIT anoeren u~nterbro'
denen 3eilen onfiibre."
alio nidt gegen ale Sremownr.
ter ri6tet ii6 Serdus. Mit &e6t
empfinnet er es als unoeutI6, frem.
Sc, oem oeutiden @eien nidt eigen.
tiimIi9e 8egriffe NIT erfiinltelters
6eutI6en @orten 6e5ei3nen 81 mol
len. Sein @runoiab lit, Die I'm.
rotigen, fremOen Seltanoteile urlle'
rer Sprade 5u perbannen."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
WORLD DIPLOMACY
SEEKING To AVERT
FINANCIAL CRASH
American Government Takes
Part in Negotiations With
Europeans.

Copyright, 1922, by United Press.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. rs. = The
American Government has entered
into diplomatic deliberations to deter
mine what can be done by the United
States TO prevent a financial crash ia
Europe.
Almost constantly, exchanges are
passing back and forth between the
State Department in Washington and
American ambassadors abroad. while
conversations are ensuing here be-
tween Secretary Of State Hughes and
foreign ambassadors on the serious
situation in Europe in which the old
world apparently is looking to his
country as a last hope.
It is known that the question of
the possibility and advisability of a
world conference on economic rehahil-
itation and a reduction of land arna-
ments to be sponsored by the United
states and to be held in Washington
for settling this vast problem, is fiS-
uring i'm these discussions. But, at
present. it is impossible to state with
any certainty what the final decision
Of this Government viii be.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
BUSINESS GAINS
THROUGH ENTIRE
WORLD REPORTED
Director of Foreign Commerce
Analyses Trade Conditions
for Manufacturers.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Business
throughout the world is on the up
grade, DR.. Julius Klein, director OF the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce of the Department of Commerce,
declared in a detailed analysis of world
business conditions before the conven-
ton of the American Manufacturers
Export Association here today.
Conditions almost everywhere show
decided improvement. The outlook is
better the world over with few ex-
ceptions," Klein said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
Clothes Line Robbed

ward, Marian Kissel Mary Lapinska. Doroth
Strong and Lillian Vickers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
AL SMITH
PuIanOtOr Used
Copvri1ht, 1879. bu United Press

COPYRIGHT. 1893. bu United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-Wan
street is betting even money on New
York's spectacular governorship fight
"a fight that may make a presiden-
tiaI nominee in 1924.
One bet Of $4,000 and numerous
smaller but sizeable wagers have been
made on the chances OF Al Smith.
Democrat. and Nathan L. Miller. Re
publican incumbent.
In Democratic circles here, this
trend in the betting is regarded as
favoring Smith whose chance OF COM
ing back against Miller was not too
highly regarded in the early stages Of
the campaign.
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Ter. Willard Cannon, Paul Hart Robert
Marks. Rhiman Rotz. Maurine Rotz, MaurIne
bred Wilson, Mary Ramsey. Letitia Parry.
Mary Neal. Josephine Lippold, Vivian Nor
rell Mary Holiday, Eda Glossbrenner, Ma
talic Fischer Virginia Cuyler. Barbara
Pushnell and Julia Benson.
Here are the las, taught by Miss
Katherine Ranger:
Robert Cash. Ray Tatout, Fred Gl'umme,
Erwin Hawkins, George Losey. Joseph
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
USES CHL0R0F0RM
Bandit Steals Engagement Ring
From Finger of Clerk.

BIZ United AetCS
CHICAGO. Oct 25.-A "chloroform
bandit" was chased two miles through
Chicago streets Tuesday by his vic
tim, 20-year-Old Miss Norma Kay,
after he had torn her engagement
ring from her finger. Miss Kay pur-
sued the bandit in a Communicated
laundry wagon, but he escaped by
boarding a street car.
The drug-soaked handkerchief was
held to Miss Kay's nostrils as she
stopped to pick up a roll Of music for
the bandit, who posed as a customer
in her fathers music store.
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ton. John Butler. George Cohee, Gordon
Ned Hamer, Charles Hiudsley. Irwin Hos
letter, Charles Huston, Max McCord, Robert
Mcdowell, George Mccullough. Robert Nc
Vie, John Miller, Robert Miller, Stewart
Moore Donald Morrison, Juan Morrison.
Juan Ramos, Frederic Robinson, Jack
Tishbien. Paul Van Auken, John WeSttail'
Der, Helen Cooling, Mary Merrill, Bernice
Morris, Katherine Myers. Mary Pfeiffer, Mar
MarEaret Stanley and Alice Woodland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
MUSICIAN BURIED
Services for Late Alexander Ernest
inoff Conducted in St. Louis.

Funeral Services for Alexander Err
nestinoff, Indianapolis musical direc-
tor, who died near Kansas City, Mo,
Monday, while en- route to a Califor-
mia health resort, was to be held in
St. Louis. No, today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25

Ralph Colby, 1908 N Pennsylvania
ST., reported bed clothing and table
linen stolen from the clothes line in
the rear Of his yard last night. The
missing bed clothes and table linen
were worth more than $500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25

Folks, meet Ted Wagner of the Boys
Department of the Y. NJ. c. A. Ted
has entered the Community Chest
grin contest. A good football will be
given to the boy representing an or
ganization benefiting from the Com
munity Chest who displays the best
grin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-25
Do You KmOaU
Your ChiLd'S
Classmates?

Here they are If he or she attends
the 1B class at the Henry P. Coburn
School, 604 E. Maple Rd., Miss Flor
ence Bass, teacher:
Robert Anderson, Bob Baugh, Lee Bray
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HOME BURGLARIZED
Opera Glasses and 81 Taken From
Wri. ing Desk.

A burglar entered the home of Noble
P Howard, 341 College Ave. last
night Entrance was gained through
a rear door. A writing desk was
opened and a pair of opera glasses
and 81 taken
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The las, taught by Miss Hastings,

THO IzAS, IdUBIIC Oy MISS 1I1IS V4IIs'oI
are:
Clarence Barnett. Thomas Billings, Paul
Gage, Jack Gano, Franklin Mcclure, Billy
Mason, Robert Mather, Tom McGregor, Sher-
man Partlow. Don Purdy, Chaplin SmithH
Walker Winsiow, Janet Ostemeyer, Estella
Oppenheim, Betty Mumford, Josephine La
Rue. Phoebe Jacobs and Marion Gearen.
The following lbs are taught by
Miss Mary Hastings:
David Baker, Edward Fauts. Charles Full
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Fscanes From HnsnitaI

William Burge, As, escaped from the
Central Hospital for the insane last
night. Burgess home is at Greenwood.
Ind.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-05
CARD OF

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the kind
thoughtfulness, sympathy and assist
ance of friends and neighbors in the
time of our great bereavement
through the loss of wife and daugh-
ter. We desire in particular to ex-
press u appreciation of the kind
ness of the Modern Woodmen, the
railroad shop crafts and the city
council of Wolf Point.
Bert j. Lynn
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sectnan
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-05
GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD NOTES

w. S. Carson, day yard master, re-
turned the 31st from a trip to Roch-
ester, Mimi, where he :. consulted
specialists concerning his health.
Wheat shipments have picked up
considerably since the first of the
year. Eighty loads were billed out
of this division one day recently.
The large number of clerks in the
superintendent office, who took a
ten day holiday, returned to work on
January 22nd.
R. Miller, district special agent for
the Great Northern, with headquar-
tiers at Havre, was in Wolf Point on
the 18th on business connected with
his position.
A permanent reduction of two in
phone operators at this office has
been made, Mrs. Alma Wilbur and
Carl Jordan being relieved.
C. Bjornstad, formerly section
foreman at Culbertson, has been pro-
NOTED to the position of assistant
IOdOlldSIcI III ClldlSS VI chC dloOliNC
between Glasgow and Williston. He
supercedes Caspar Erickson, who, it
is understood has been assigned to
duty as section foreman at Bainville.
Superintendent A. E. Knights made
a business trip from Wolf Point to
Williston and over the Scobey branch
Tuesday and Wednesday.
General Manager G. H. O'Neil
in business car A-26, and General
Superintendent w. R. Smith and Gen
eral Master Mechanic A. B. Ford, in
a AS, passed through Wolf Point
on No. %, Thursday. Mr.. O'Neill
enroute from his home in Seattle
to Rochester, Mimi, where his young
daughter will receive medical treat
ment. Supt. A. E. Knights ccom
panied the party to Williston and
Messrs. Smith, Ford and Knights re-