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The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
The Republicans will hold their eau
Gus at the same place on Saturday
evening, March IL.
Announcement
A motion picture will be shown at
the Belding High school under the
auSplCpS OF LTt dTtIII- GfIIIItIo NIUU
March 9th, entitled Betsy Ross.
The proceeds are to go toward new


is urged to come out and help make
this a success. Matinee after school
in the afternoon and at 700 in the
evening.
MOTOR OWNERS
MUST SECURE Ger.
T|HCATE OF TITLE
LESS THAN ONE-HALF OF OWN
ERS HAVE SECURED THE
NECESSARY PAPERS
The Secretary of the state has is
sued notice that the law regarding
certificates of title to autos will be
rigidly enforced after July l, 1922.
1t behooves every auto owner to get
his certificate at once. Delay may
mean a fine.
There are approximately in the
State of Michigan over five hundred
thousand automobiles. The Certifi-
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
suitOr to POrtia, Fuller DOfr.
Gratiano, another friend, Gayle
Mehney.

drew Kramer.
Tubal, his friend and captain of
Ionia football team, Leroy McKid-
die.
Jessica, Shylock's ward, Irene
Dorr.
Launcelot Gabbo. servant to shy
lock, Gertrude Wicks.
Mrs. Gabbo, Laucelot's mother,
Sylvia Hoyt..
Miss Abbie S. Threedice, teach
er. Irene Dietz.
Duke of Venice, Vern Bailey.
Polly, Portals maid, Mildred Shor-
es.
Antonia's mother, Freida Day.
Policeman, George Skellenger.
nr...a. L.. -, ,1botnnranha,.
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TUn UUWOlUCnHUUN
At NEXT ELECTION
ELECTORS SHOULD STUDY UP
ON MERITS AND FAULTS OF
PROPOSED LEGISLATION
At least Six proposed constitutions
al amendments will appear on the
ballots given TO the voters of Mich
igan in the general election this
year.
Three Of them were initiated by
the 1921 Legislature, three will be
initiated by popular petition. the
forms already having been approved
by the department of state. The
proposed amendments, briefly are:
To compel all children within pre-
scribed limits of age, TO attend the
public schools.
To provide for selection of men,
bers of the state legislature upon
strictly pro-rata population basis and
do away with the existing moiety
clause in the constitution.
To provide for an enlarged county
home rule.
To shorten the ballot by making
the office of superintendent of pub
lie instruction appointive rather than
elective
To authorize the legislature to
enact law providing for a state in
come tax.
To authorize the Legislature to en-
act legislation permitting excess
condemnation of land for parks,
boulevards and port districts.
The last three proposed ,amend-
ments were initiated by the legisla
ture.
The excess condemnation amend
ment would allow cities, within rea-
sonable limitations. to condemn for
public purposes more than actually
is to be used.
The port district amendment would
give the Legislature power to enact
legislation providing for the incor
poration of ports and port districts
along the state water fronts and
to confer upon the corporations pow
er and authority TO engage in work
of internal improvements.
The income tax was perhaps the
most bitterly contested measure of
its kind in the last legislature. 1t
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
ION
BELDING, MICHIGAN
MrnnIIRNT 0r lIrlllnr
WlIIUIIHVI VI vlUIUl
I'm tn nATr Tn 0r

VI III UHJl Y u
GIVEN BY SENIORS
EXAMINATIONS BEFORE GRAD
UATION CAUSES SENIORS TO
GIVE CLASS PLAY EARLY
The senior class will present their
class play to the public Friday ev-
ening at 8:15 sharp at the opera
house. The seniors have been work
ing on this play for nearly 2 months
practicing almost every night. And
working to make it success, it is
now put up to the public to see
cess of the Merchant of Venice Up
To-Date" which is the name of the
play they are presenting. The SEN
iors have tried in every way to make
this night that will long be re-
membered by all who attend their
play. They have so arranged it that
every moment there is something to
occupy your attention. Between the
acts they have little acts of vaude-
vile to occupy your attention while
they are changing the scenes of the
regular play, these acts will consist
of singing, dancing, violin and piano
solos, etc.
There is no doubt in the minds of
those that have seen them practice
that this will be among the best plays
staged in Belding this year.
The seniors also wish to impress
on the people that this will be the
only play put on this year by the
class.
Cast of characters is as follows:
pa,.t;a o. ,.ich hnirass Eilaen Rn-
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

PER
MARCH /. 1922
nTnT nn1lHYTH
1CnC MRnQU[U[

III UUl UT TUUn
TRAINS PER DAY
FLYERS, MORNING TRAIN TO
BIG RAPIDS AND AFTERNOON
TRAIN TO IONIA PULLED OFF
Announcement was received at
this Office from the head offices Of
the Pere Marquette system to the
efIeet that they were going to start
in a new time and train schedule
on Sunday, March and among the
numerous changes which would go
INTO effect at that time would be the
withdrawal Of four trains from the
two divisions which pass through
this city.
The trains which are to make their
last run on Saturday and which will
then be pulled out of the service
will be the two trains commonly
known as the afternoon flyers, leav-
ing this city at 2:37 bound for Sag
inaw and leaving at $40 bound for
C,opJ popiJc ThaSa traipc have
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
New Fire Equipment
The city has purchased a new Ford
truck and is remodeling it over into
new auxiliary fire truck. 1t will
be loaded with chemical apparatus
and in case Of fire will be sent out
ON Tho Eret o. u ,.rna anI Iuill hn fnl-
ment in case the job is too big for
the chemical The new truck will


rounding country, thus affording fire
protection to the city at the time
part of the equipment is out in the
country.
LUMBER COMPANY
IS To GIVE STILL
BETTER SERVICE
LARGER STOCK WILL ENABLE
FIRM TO MAKE IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY OF LUMBER
While in their office recently, Mr..
Dimmick asked the writer to go with
him and see what they were doing.
In their main shed, found that they
had installed motor driven rip
saw on the west side of the drive
way. While in this shed, | was at
tracted by the unusually large stock
of lumber and building material, the
asphalt shingles and roofing rooms
containing nearly three car loads.
From the main shed we went ov-
er to where they have recently COM
pleted sidetrack. which extends
south by their iron covered ware
house which we found filled with lime
wood fibre, plaster, gypsum, stucco,
Portland cement, mortar color, plas
ter board and fancy face brick Tor
fire places aNd chimneys.
Leaving this shed, we continued
down me sidetrack where we found
large piles of lumber, which had been
unloaded direct from the cars, aal
which later vii! be distributed ard
piled in the sheds, ready for use the
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pletely stopped. ieiesraph
ephone lines suffered severe
long stretches Of poles wer
ed down by the heavy ice
lines put ou of commissi
fruit region along the west
shore and the north central
trees. were stripped Of the
when the ice bore them to tn


lions.
BAD WEATHER
FAILED TO STO
WASH. CLUB
TURNED OUT IN CREATE
BER THAN EVER FOR I,
ANNUAL GATHERIN
-. %
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IpIe are again interested.
nmittee will re-organize and m

HELPED OLD NElGHBOR
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
A delightful dinner party was Civ
en- February "a at the residence of
Ray Curtis, at 311 N. Dexter street,
Ionia, in honor of Mrs. M. F. Bene-
diets birthday anniversary, by her
Mrs. Ray Curtis and Mrs.
Arthur Campbell, of Lansing.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

Football players.
Fire Burns Roof
Fire started at the home of Frank
Clark, 612 Pearl street, Tuesday ev-
ening at about 8 o'clock from the
chimney. The fire department was
on the scene soon after it started and
no damage was done except that it
4 4 L Il A
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
topped. Telegraph and tel
ines suffered severely and
itches Of poles were weigh
by the heavy ice and the
t ou of commission. The
ion along the western lake
d the nCrth central part of
> were hard hit and many
re stripped of their limbs
ice bore them to the ground

age is estimated IN the NIL
WEATHER
lied TO STOP
WASH. CLUB FOLK
} OUT IN GREATER NUM-
THAN EVER FOR 56TH
yNUAL GATHERING
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

=esa 70 ''H' Library -
To Give Opposition
The Republicans of Otisco town.
ship who have had everything just
about their own way for several
years, their Democratic brothers be-
ing too small in numbers to offer
any great resistance and failing to
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
Title Law enacted

Legislature of 1871 was given erect
July 1st, 1921, and as directed by
the Law, Department of State mail
ed to every owner of an automobile
in the State of Michigan, an appli-
cation blank to be filled out and re-
turned to Lansing with fee of one
dollar.
In spite of a continuous publicity
campaign and the fullest coopera-
ton from the Branch Managers, the
Secretary of State has received ap--
plications for only two hundred and
twenty seven ,thousand Titles, to
date.
Only July 1st. 1922, the law goes
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
A:.l,4 - A.

an opposing IIckeI III tHe HeIu tHis
spring, an amalgamation of dissat-
isfied Repubs and the Demos having
got together and decided that they
will put up ticket under the head
of the Peoples Party. They will hold
their caucus at Lyceum hall, Smyr-
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
q nrnvinns .vntn IN etin11lntne N

with the consent of the electors, the
legislature may enact laws providing
for uniform taxation, except on
property paying specific taxes.
Provisions may be made by law"
the proposed amendment continues,
"for tax not to exceed four per
centum upon, or with respect to the
net gains nrnfitr and Incomes from
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
SuIllIliel NHlSl 10 ~

son for building in Beldng and the
surrounding country.
The improvement that interested
the writes most was the rebuilding
of their planning mil building, which
they are remodeling into modern
warehouse and lumber shed, they
having removed most of the ma
chinery, keeping only four or five
small machines, which they have
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
~ arranged, IN a room pi

tlOned on Tor shOp Who're they VIII
do what they term odd work. I me
balance of the room on the west side
of the driveway, which extends the
entire length OF the building, and
opens to The north end on Main street
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
90

or OF an automobile to secure a IL
cense for his car unless he can show
Title for same. 1t will be against
the law for anyone to drive his car
after July 1st, without a Certificate
of Title. Do not wait until the last
minute to send in your application;
If you do it will mean delay as all
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
oil tnls CITY Was UT

marrlaRe TO john vi. DENNIS, OF Ed
more. The bride came to this city
about six months ago, having met
Mr.. Dennis before coming here Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis left Immediately
for their home in Edmore after their
marriage. This, however, was JUS
tice Reeds first wedding but he
seemed not in the least excitel over
the event.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
iuol Da.y N"

ruary Y. EVluehCIy OUT ITItHu, vi II
Belding, was so glad to get back tc
the United States that the aeroplane
was none to swift in bringing hin
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

UCEAN IN AEhUfLHNt
We clip the following from the De-
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

A COUNTY'S BEST NJ
WEDNESDAY AFTER
Storm Was Bad On,
The storm of ice, snow a
which visited this city on
was so bad in the northern
the state that trains are not
to certain points even at
date, the ice having so GOV
earth that railroad traffic "a
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

NTY'S BEST NEWSPA
ESDAY AFTERNOON,
itorm Was Bad One
orm of ice, snow and sleet
sited this city on Tuesday
,ad in the northern part Of
that trains are not running
n points even at this late
ice having so covered the
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

Antonio, senior. captain of Bel
ding football team, Maurice Nc
Naughton.
Nerissa, Portals friend, Veva
Vaudeville.
Bassanio. Antonio's friend and
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
!. moe in Crand Ranids q

time.
A N REIDING CROSSES
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
IteVer SOURCE derlVed. WhicF

may be graduated and progressive
and which may provide for reason
able exemptions"
L
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01
bv which me

legislature would be chosen on
strictly pro-rata population basis is
The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

"A. N. Belding and secretary, Mr.
C. c. Warren of Rockville, Conn, re.
turned yesterday for, weeks stay
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
NOIsn bOn SeridJU.

9ie &oie bon SeriGo miro bon
Ser @eisbeit Sirads (XXIV, 14)
8uerIt ertpGbnt. 0amaIs mag oas
berrli6e Sor0ontaI Elm &Oiengarten
eetpeIen iein uno nod 1172 idrieb
elm Gbeooorid: .@iele Stolen mad.
fen in SSeri6o ur0 ebenio treffli6e
Srouben". 9o9 nod BEN &reu50ii.
gen borte oas ouf. 9n ober Die $40.
fen BON Seri9o nit Der beiligen
Sungfrou in Gerbinoung gebroft
ruoren, 10 moaten nne 8al6itinn.
pilQer &oien bon Serido ieben un0
beliben. 60 fam Die Auferitebungs.
pflan5e oa6u, nlS grias fir Die Stole
gu 9eItell Die MnaItatica, Oie tot 90.
liegt, uenn lie getrodnet 1T. uno De.
rem 3peige ooun cine fugelige
Wolie bilocn, pGbreno iie INNER
un0 INNER lid tpieoer ausbreiten
uno oufleben, menn man lie ins
@aIIer legt. Manderlei @berglaube
fniipft Iid OIL Die Yflan5e; iie madIe
nur 90, mo oie Sungfrau Maria &c.
Itan6en ODER gegangen, lie Offne iid
MIR an geipiiien Seittagen Der DRIFT.
li6en Stride un6 obenos Gum 8ei.
fpiel am @eibnadtsabeno); in Der
Sano elmer @eb1renoen Iinoere fe
oie Gdmerden uno erIeidtere Die
@eburt. @ber rfie lit pcOer cine
&oie, nod mddit iie in SeriGo",
iogt @6oefer. SIN ben nfern 6es
Gotten Meeres uno lit Ser @iiite lit
Tie 8u finoen, bon ser Ginaibnlb.
INTEL an Bis gum Serbian. Nad oes
9ruoers Qienin De SammeS Sill.
rer 81 oen beilieen Stdtten" bat
man i'm Mittelalter nod cine anoere
HfIan5e ais &oie bon Seri6o onge.
Icben, bon Der man erIt in Der Nelt.
5eit pieoer meiB, ipelde gemeint
mar. S1iG neant fie Soontosper.
mum 8pemaeum; Ole Bflan5e lit
mobI ioentii9 NIT benz 4iteriscris
Ypmmaeus, tpelder iid in ben @ap.
pen mebrerer fran5oiiider freu5fab.
reuben IoeIsfamilien finoet. Sc.
raoe iest iouen BON Seb.I 8urmutel
iM @eiten bon Serido 5ablreide
gyemplare oes Sbontospermltm ODER
gIteriscus nod Seruinlem auf oen
Marft gefommen Iein. Dieie Eflunse
bat ale Gigentimlid)feiten Der Nna.
itotica bicrodulltica, uno lie 0ffnet
uno idIiebt iid nod raiGer als Ole
lcstere i.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20

rGos meme id oiid,A iagte Trou
SABINE. n@os abeernodt lit, 1T ob-
gtmadtl"
Aber Serr Sabine erfldrte, oob er
fuecer elm Miaion1r nod Elm SIR.
Itnniger iei unO gar nidJt oaran
o1hte, BEN Sanoel ernit 5u neb.
men.
Gagegen blieb Sinnerf uneridut.
terIid bel ieiner SorOerung.
.2aIien sic Den Sutnmer bier,
Sinnerf!" mod)te Die @ottiu Dem
Streit elm gnoe. nSie Pefommen
Sbr @elO, if peroe es Sbnen naf'
Der brineeu."
ltnO als Der Slider ging, rief tie
ben ,Sber" beran. DGragen Stt
Ben Summer in Die Slide uno loi'
len sic i'm mir fohenl"
.0u nirit ooh nidt ben SIM
bunoertmorf .&ummer %" ent'
ieste Iif Serr SABINE.
- mir gum 5peiten GriiBItiid
I6meden loiiqn, iotuobll"
.Iber Oas lit ia cine booerloi'
@eriHncnoun9!"
SD min mir aud nal mas gon
men," erfuioerte lie. ngs fcite, mo-:
es ipone! gu oorfit iibrigens mitei
len. Solbpartl 8weibunoertuno
fiinf3is Morfl"
v3meibunoertI Ni9t einen Rfen
mig mebrl"
ySer oomitl"
Geufaeno entnabm er ieiner grief
toTd)e 3tpei Sd)eine un0 gob tie ibr
80" iagte iie, ben Mammor
einItedeno, nun lit oos @eiddft erl
riftig. Eelegramm an nnier'
SiId6unoIung Inn @rpreBauienDun'
zines GUNNER: is Marf. DeI
Summer unter 3adJrabme: IL;
Morf. ErinfgeIO oil Sinnerf flu
feline @emiibunqen: 25 Morf. 3u
iammen 165 Marf. SD Oeroien
alto INNER nod ouBer Dem balbel
Summer 35 Morf. Soffentlid
miro Dir Oeine SdIfte ebenio gil
Idmeden pie mir Die meinel"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Cute @efeIIidoft. q.

Cute @eieIIi6aft. g.:
(5u g. i'm Streite): oBos, gu
wiait mir 8ormirfe MAIDEN? SD
uuroe pieaeiGt idon otter freige-
iproden als 0u!"
Satale @rgGn3ung 9.
rWfi9 fam fem Mann betoren =
id beiisc gernunft. uno oieie Ser
nunft lit mein -"
SD meiB! Sbr Sfenidirm fIrs
Ser5."
Gere1te Gntriil It II II 9.
&i6ter: .9as Madoden fiiblt iid) be-
leioi9t, neil Sic lie 0redidwalbe
genannt boben!"
@ngeflogter: SEC, menn iie frib
I'M ubre neune nod uniepaid)en
uno unief6mmt rumlooft, ioa id ibr
oenn pieGeidt n@araoiespogel" men.
nen?"
g a ID. @rlter @adfii6:
SD CLAUDE INNER, Gein @erebrer
lit, mern er iiG aud) ,nidt 5u er.
fennen gibt, Elm Stuoent!"
3meiter 8adfi{d: .Was fdnt Sir
einl @r bat ia cine llbr!"
- Miles ool n@ie 9ebt's Bonn
cigentlid Geinen orei Sodjtern, alter
Sreuno?"
nGie iiinglte ltebt Dor Dem era
men, Die mittlere licst in SdeiOung,
uno Die dlteite lit iiten geblieben. "
Ni6ts la T.
fen! .MeiB 0ein 9rautigam, oa6
Ou id)on NAL nerlobt parlt?"
.gtatiirlid), mir baben ia iogal
ocn &elt Der alien @erlobungsi rten
oufgcbraud)t, inocm mir oen Ra.
men meines friiberen 8r1utigams
einfah ourd)ltrid)en uno .e1 ieirigen
oariibcr iArieben."
Ser Singlte unO Der
aeIteite. nSbr SingitgcboreneS
trcnnt bon Sbrem lebensmGnniidcn
Ieltelten Dobl elm GROCER Ilterstr.
teridieo2"
.Sa, BEG SiineIten Saare fam
man nod - Die oes Aelteiten lbon
Dieoer 5ablen."
WiGt ounreht t. Saus.
frou (mIBbiaiaeno): .Sie tragclt
ocnielben Sut, uie id, AuguIte. Gs
gibt sod einen llntcridicO 5pii9en
Dame un6 Oienitmasol"
Mdomen: .SepiB, Wnoamfen!
Sd babe Den Sui - be5ablt uno
Die Snaoige bat linn nur lie.
fooftl"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
9er StablGelm nls YrubOfatiOn.

8ie Ole Gbemniter nNtGgemeitte
3eitung" beridtet, bra6 BEL elmer
@unoerti9aft ser Gbemniser 2au-
oespoli5ei Dor &ur5em cine AGeuEe-
rel aus. glls BON Der Sun0er hoft
perIongt tpilroe, 5li elmer on%gecster
ucbung nuBerbolb Der StaOt oen
Stnblbelm auf5uIebcn, trut iie lni
G5afo an. General &ei6ert-9ue
Sen, Ser ser l1ebung beinolnen
molte, erItattete cine Meloung an
Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bud. Gle
Ter berfiigte sic iofortige @ntloiirng
ser 2eute. Sn5mii9en Duroen an
auitdn0igen Stelen 8erbanoluneer
cingeleitet, Inn Die 8ieoerin0ienit.
l~tcllung Ser @ntlaiienen berbei5n'
fiibren.
SSn elmer Ntitteilung oes @bem.
niger acknowledgements oil
oie 8reile miro als @run0 Der @ei-
gerrng elmer Sunoertihaft, nit
StabIbelm aus5uriiden, angegeben,
oaB Ser Gtoblbelm BEL Der geiom-
ten geamteni6aft unbeliebt 1T, neil
er nod ibrer 4nlidt aufrei5eno auf
sic 8epolferung uirfe. Die geam-
teni1oft bat nod e~ingebenoer Mus-
Ipro6e iiber oie @ngelegen6eit nit
GROCER @ebrbeit cine gntid)liebung
anaenummen, in Der es beiBt: Gas
NusriideH Ser 8eamtcnihaft i'm
Stablbeim gu llebunger rir6 bon
ser 8eamtenidaft BON iebcr als cine
Bropo3ierung Ser 8enolferung em-
pfunocn, oeren SoIsen bic 9eamten-
Ihaft MIR ielbit 81 tragen bat. Die
aeipanntc mirtibaitlide Gage unS
Sic orobcn6en Sample 5milden benz
ltntcrnehmertum uno ser Irbciter-
DAFT laIien es geraOe gegentpartig
,wedmdBig erideincn, ieoe nnniise
BroDo3icrung Der Oeffentliffeit 5n
oermci6en. 1ie 8camtcnidaft per-
tebt cs oobcr, ipelln Die Sunbrrt'
dat iifl peigerte, i'm Stablbclm
aussuriiden. Sie iicbt Die in 9lus-
iid)t gcItente gntloRung Ser in Sra
ae fomn.noen @samten nnh ieoe
cttpu bcabiidtigtc WiaBregclung ein-
,elner &oaegen als ungeredtfertigt
an.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Die mrurHr astnNe Der %
mtrn nEr fmeliI dDrm SFTrA-
Tdnft.

Sn gnaIono nimntt Die Sitte,
Ii6 forbige 9ciden in Die Sout elm
tdtomieren gu loiien, INNER mebr
i~iberbono, uno es gilt lett iogar
IN BEN beIten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir
auBcrIt idid, oerartige S6touieriut-
gen on ieinem Gorper %altfipeilen
gu f6nnen. 9ieIe Site ooer biel-
mebr ltniitte nrroe ieiner5eit Onr6
Den Ser5og pom Yorf eingefiibrt,
ais oieier als 4ommanoant zines
engIiiden &reu3ers an Der &iilte
bon S5apon freu5te. Gr fano an Der
iaponiiden Site oes SdtoDierens
10 picl @efanen, DAP er lid pom et-
ncln iaponiiden S~pe5ioliiten einen
Oroden eind5en Iieb. Mle Sffi5iere
ieines Sdifies folgten ieinem 8ei-
Ipiel, un0 es tpltroe inter ben an
Der iapaniI6en &iiite itotionierten
eneGiifen Sffi5ieren MODERN, Die
T1tonierung an lib nornebmen 81
loIien. Seiite fam man iager, baB
Iid in allen S9i6ten Der englii1efl
geo0lferung Inb1nger Der SGtotuie-
rurg finoen. @os lire fiinltlertfhe
@%usfiibrung onbelangt, 10 bebaup-
ten bic Soponer oorin ben erlten
TIat. @Is &ierre 2ori einmal in
NogaIafi mar, tuonte er ii6 9leid)s
fails t1topieren loiien. ST lieB
mebrere Spe5iolilten fommen, Die
ibm Die eingenartigIten 3eidnungeN
p~orlegten. Nod Iangem ueberle=
gen enti6loB li9 2ori, iid cine roia
&abe ouf Der red)ten Seite Der grltlt
eingropieren 3lt loIien. Die Opera
ton Der Sdtomierltng oauert, ic
nod Ser @r9Be Oes 8iloes, mebs
rere Stunoen uno ioH nit groBelt
Sdner5en nerbunoen fem, mas
iibrigenS Die 9amen Der 2onOoner
@eieni9oft ni1t obbdlt, iid Die
len 9ualen gu unter5ieben. Iud
&ibot Der ebemalige fron50Iiide
WiniIterpr1fioent, bat ii6 tdtotuies
rem laIien, uno 5par nit einem flei-
men Stern an Der reftcn &anO. 9lus
Oieiem 8runoe eeItifulicrt &ibpt
auf Der Yorlamentstribiine niemals
nit Der reften San0, oamit er bic
fen fleinen Stern, ben er als Setiih
betradtet, INNER ieben fam.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
@eograpbii@e @rfIa.

rung. ~Yater, marum beiBt'S
nenn Imrner europ1ilbes GeitlanoY"
drummer 8ual 2eIt, oen1i net
aucmil in ser 3eituns SdiBenfeit.
Surncrfeit, Sangerteit? Darum
befBt's bolt q 6eltlanoi"
OBJ oieie 9inoer. On
fel 9ugo fomnt mad, ldngerer 3eii
gu @elud. @r bat infolge elmer
ld)tueren 9rantbeit 10 itarf nbgenom-
men, oaB ibm Der AnSug in loien
6alten am &orper iitt.
&lein Wariedcn liebt boiler
Sdreden ben magerert Sntel al
uno fraet oann Die Mutter:
Sag nal, Wiutti. miro Der On
fel ipdter wicOer aufgeblaicn?"
- Il mgefebrt. .Eas 1T ia
ridJtig, @crr Yrofeiior, friiber mar
oas &inoeripiel5eug einfader; aber
BARN lino Gle &lcinen f~onierpatir
geblieGen, onb imner nod Die ann
ben Die S~oloaten, Die WdOdrn oi
Yupbgn p~or5iebenl"
.@epiB gnao.ge 0rau, 10 lang
iie flein lino. Spater lit es nnse
febrt!"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
Sin 2lOsO George cnfnuI.

Gen g9laB- uno 9obepunft Oes
J~iesidbrigcn waliiiihen Nationalfe-
tes, bes @iiteoio0, biloete Ole @nt~
Jiiaung elmer 8ron5citatue BON
elopo George, in Dem Die @oliier
zen groBte.. lebenoen Sobn ibres
aarloes erbliden. 1aS Genfmal.
ons auf Dem @urgplab bon Gar
arpon itebt, lit cine Arbeit oeS
3ilobauers Sir %. Ooscombe
5obn; es Itent ben engliiden Yre.
nierminilter nit emporgebobener
'edter Sano oar, in elmer &altuna.
pie er iie tei observation-disclosures Or
eauna einnimmt. Die beioen &e-
icfs oes Sodels 5eigtcn ben &na-
Ell 9loDo George III Der armli6en
,5duulItmbe bon 2lanpltllmotuD. mo
II feline critic biirftige 8ilbulg er-
]iclt, .un6 oils bescid)nenoen @egen-
iae am Gid Der @ariicr Grienens-
toniereno.