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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
WELLS RIVER

Frederick H, Brock was called
on business to Springfield, Mass,
this week.
Mrs. Frank George spent last
Saturday in Montpelier.
Mrs. E. G. Donahue spent sever
al days in Montpelier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Brock have
moved into the tenement previous
ly occupied by the late Timothy
Bartlett.
There will be no classes in
Wells River High Friday but all
schools must report to the town
hall at 9 O'Clock where the Christ
mas Carnival will take place in the
afternoon and evening,
Mrs. Hoods and Mrs. Bates left
Wednesday for their respective
homes in Massachusetts,. While in
Wells River they cared for their
uncle, the late Mr. Timothy Bari
lett, who passed away last Friday
Dan. FarWell left fr CLEANS, N.
Y yesterday to attend the funeral
of his cousin.
r. E. Farwell left for Turner's
Falls, Mass, yesterday to spend
few days with his relatives. \
Mrs Ollie Adams is gaining slow
ly
Dir. A. B. Woodman and Mrs.
Woodman have returned from
their honeymoon and have moved
into the tenement recently vacated
by Leonard Smith.
Dan Falwell left for Orleans, N.
moved into the tenement over An
sci Davis recently vacated by
Rodney Heath and family.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
FOR SALE

One owo-tenement house with
Darn and garden on Harrison Ave.
A Involvement house wlCh one
nalf acre of land, also 9 nice sim
yle cottage, both located II Sum
neville.
Located one mile from r. r. St.
a small farm and slaughter house
equipned to do a wholesale meat
business; four acres of meadow
and five acres of pasture and gar
den. Buildings consist of good
house of eight rooms. Would
make an ideal place for hen ranch
OF garden track farm.
Good house and barn on corner
of Harrison and Concord Ave. All
IN nice condition. Two and one
half acres Of land.
FOR SALE-On account of par
ties leaving town, two pianos prac-
tically new, one sewing machine.
CHARLES E. KIRK :.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Troubled With Weak
Kidneys

"Have been troubled with weak
kidneys since childhood" writes
Mrs. G. Hyde, Benzonla, Michigan.
CHOW past forty and have had
terrible backache and that tired
out feeling, hardly able to do any
work. By using Foley Kidney Pills
accompanied with Foley Cathartic
Tablets | soon felt like a new per-
SON" Backache, rheumatic pains,
dizziness and blurred vision are
-ymptoms Of kidney trouble. Foley
Kidney Pills give quick relief
Advertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
DR.. Bachand FavOrs
City Government
Confined from Page One


ready for such a move. st. Johns
bury may try a so-called town
management, but eventually it
will adopt a city form of govern
ment. st. Johnsbury intends to
acquire some day water or cleo
trio light system, the citizens of
st. Johnsbury must realize that a
city form of government is essen
tial for its success. No taxation
without representation
fully realize that your argu-
ments of a town manager, assisted
by three business men at a salary
of 81 a year, deserves considera-
ton, but we have had business
men on the board in the past. You
must admit, Mr.. Editor, that the
best state laws or our statue
were advocated by the plain, ordi
nary representatives, such as the
direct primary or the workman's
compensation act. You must ad-
nit with me, Mr. Editor, that
some of the best laws for cities
have been advocated by the plain
people, supported by the plain, or
binary alderman. Examine care
fully the makeup of city adnnnis-
trations like Sherbrooke, Detroit
or Cleveland and YOU will discover
that Die majority of its admins
traitors are aldermen of the plain
people. Why should the plain peo-
pie be excluded from the admins
tration of our local government?
We have some intelligent plain
people in st. Johnsbury. A city
form Of government would give to
all the people the opportunity to
choose its direct representatives in
their respective cards, directly re-
ponsible to the voters of said
Yards. 1t is generally conceded
that an alderman who has not
carefully attended to the just de-
~ands of his ward need not seek
d.. election. | prefer to trust the
people in the administration of our
town affairs and am against a one
man affair,
Ny prediction may not come
true, but | believe that the exist
ing conditions will continue for a
time yet. Although with a town
manager it may show improve
ment, costly experiments will be
made until such time as the people
realize that we must have direct
representation.
Yours truly,
.-- j. ID. BACHAND
ST. Johnsbury, Dec Is, 1922.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
A X. Johnson Rail
road Man for 40 Years
Continued from Page One

OOHLlliuCl
a railroad man 40 years ago as a
wiper on the old Boston, Concord
and Montreal railroad, or what is
now the White Mountain division
of the Boston and Maine. Six
years later he came to the St.
Johnsbury and Lake Champlain
and went braking. Six months
from the time that he entered the
employ of this road he was given
his first run as a conductor on the
mixed train to SWantOn. At that
time the st. J. and L. c. had a
branch road to Lunenburg which
later was bought andm erged into
the Maine Central, when the road
constructed the line through to
St. Johnsbury.
For SO years Mr.. Johnson has
been running as a conductor on
the express train in st. J. and l..
c. road.
There is only one conductor and
two engineers on the road that
were there when Nh. Johnson be-
gan. The engines were all small SO
or SO ton machines and burned
wood. -Four loaded freight cars and
caboose were considered a good
load to pull up the hill from St.
Johnsbury to Danville.
In all Nh. JOhnson'S nearly half
century of railroading he never
was in serious accident. Twenty
four years ago he lost his left
hand between cars in the yard
while switching.
Proof of Mr., Johnson's ability
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

and efficiency az an employee are
attested by the fact that never in
his entire career as a railroad man
has he been called con the mat"
for a misdemeanor, or negligence
Mr.. Johnson who was rs years
of age last October has a son who
has been an engineer on the st.
Johnsbury and Lake Champlain
for several years
"When I first. began running"
said Mr. Johnson, 81 got a dollar
a day, and my first job as con-
ductor brought me $4S a month"
"My day was done at the end Of
"a hours and the next one began
immediately."
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Male and Female Help

GET INTO, a real business of
your own. Local city territory
now open. Sell the genuine J. r.
Watkins Products. Everybody
knows Watkins Spices, Extracts,
Coffee, Medicines, Toilet Prepare
tons, etc. Standard for more than
fifty years. Biggest line, biggest
values and highest quality makes
easy selling for you. Write today
for free sample and proof that you
can make from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year. ]. r. Watkins Co., Dept. SO,
GA North Washington St, Boston,
Mass. 144*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
WANTED

NANTED-Beef. veal. pork,
lamb, poultry at the Summerville
Slaughter House. 81 Concord Ave.
o. Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 1877 If
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to do at
home. Phone 627-W. 139-l44*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Help Wanted-Female

WANTED For general house
work in a family Of one a thor
oughly reliable woman between %
and SO years old. viii be CON
tented with small wages and a
good home. Miss Bertha Nj. Lee,
East St. Johnsbury. Tel. 1921.
143-144
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

SOLICITORS-Men and women
sell dependable trees, shrubs, roses,
for shipment direct to purchaser.
Steady work full or spare time
Weekly pay Outfit free. Brown
Brothers Nurseries, Rochester, N.
Y. 144*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
THE NJ II I;S|EI'Ij 4 FS{7D PAGE
TO RENT

TO RENT-Garage, 70 Spring
street. Tel. 1881. 14A-6
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
HELP WANTED-Male

WANTED-Active representative
in st. Johnsbury for profitable
year around business. The Knight,
P. O. Box, No. So, Rutland, Vt.
141-148*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Reds,
Cockerels, Single comb, dark red
April hatch farm raised and good
ones, So. j. w. Eastman, Elmont
farm, Lyndonvile. Tel. 1874.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

WANTED-Experienced woods
men. Apply TO Joseph Cyr. Green's
bOro Bend, Vt. 144-146
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-No. 1 hay. Inquire j.
A. Russell. st. Johnsbury. 97tf
WOOD FOR SALE-Tel. 257-4.
los If.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

TO RENT-Large front room, IS
Summer street. Telephone 567-J.
140 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
WANTED at Brightlook hospital,
second girl. 139 If

MATTRESSES wanted for Holt
day season, Dec. 2G to Jan. 3rd.
Pcckett's, Sugar Hill, Franconia,
N. H. Tel. st. Johnsbury 80 or
Fl'ancOnia, N. H. II -" ~
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

TO RENT-Fulnished front room.
Furnace heat. Mrs. Weeks, 20
Pearl. Telephone 479-R. 1873 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
ROOMS TO RENT

TO RENT-Rooms for light
housekeeping, steam heated. Nc
Caffrey, 80 Railroad street. 143 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

Observation-Disclosures woods
men that can chop, drive team,
tend sled, or use cantdog, in our
woods operation. Firstclass camps,
trains run to door, good wages.
Apply to The Woodstock Lumber
Co., Beebe River, N. H., or tele-
phone Plymouth 27-2. 144-149
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Tenements to Rent

TO RENT-Furnished tenement
for small family. Phone 314-2.
1877 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
DR.. HARRY A. RASH
ChirOpractOr

Office Hours daily in afternoons.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings, $50 to 8.
10 Railroad Sire ct Tel. 535-M
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

FOR SALE-the extensive lot and
small brick cottage known as 947
East Main street, Newport, Vt.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Die Soften Der ISOLDE.

SEER @ottfrieo 3anoer, geborcn
in @iirttemberg, berltarb an 2. Sep
tenlber pIoblid uno u%neripartet i'm
rs. 2ebensjabre. @s iiberIcben i'm
orei Sobne uno orei S6dter.
-6rou 2ouiio s. 6itbian berltarb
am 16. Septcmbcr 5. S. mad LANCER
Gronfbeit. lin ibren 500 trauerl
lire So9ter, 5rau Sophie $. 8enoer,
ibr 8ruoer CHARLES Sdumoder, uno
oeren @i1ltter. Die 9eeroigung fonO
mad DEM 9roipeft Sill 5rieobofe
Itatt.
SIM 9roipect Sill 5rieobofe be-
grub man on 16. September 5. S.
6rau 4ltna Suianna 6ries, geb. Die
Der, Satin oeS Serrn g(llguIt $.
Sries, mobnbaft 1853 8rentpooo
&o., q. 6.
SIM Geoar Sill GemctarD begrub
man Srou Sennp @irginia Green am
10. September. 9ieielbe perltorb
na6 LANCER 9ranfbeit i'm Glitter bon
70 Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
8aaaar-@ 81 rbereitun9en.
GrbaItet Sns dU5ise, Oentidc
9lnbbans.

Mud am porigen Wontag mor Die
@erlommlung i'm Yorlor Oes Concord
alubbouies our @orbereitung eines
Sugunlten oes alubs ST. gebenoen 9o.
3oors iebr gut beiiht. Gs lit erireu.
lid, /oob man elm ioIdes Gnterelie
8eiat. Der 8o5oor miro an W1on.
toa, Oienstoe uno Wlittmod, Den g.,
Z. uuo s. 3openber i'm Soole Oes
alubbouIes obacboIteu pcroeu. Nn
ser Spite Oes 8a6oarfomiteS itebt
nie idon geiaet, SEER Wortin gSie
gano; oils Sdriftfiibrer arbeitet SEER
AIfreo Dict, oils Shobmeilter 9crr
8m: Somnemann. Gin Iniruf an
Die Oeutidamerifoniide 9cOolferung
u~ulerer StoOt lit bonn SdriitfiIbrer
bercits oilseeihidt mor0en.
Die foIsenocn Nereine, iopie %.
men un0 Serren boben iih bereit er.
Hart, @erfoufsbu0en 81 %iibernebmeit;
9rou 8ouline @altber: gBmoren
uno DelitoteIIen;
6rau 8arbette &rumfe: Spielia
den unO Huppen;
@nibington Sdneerbuuo. 3igar.
rem uno 3igarretten.
6rou u. 2iu5bod: 8onbouiiiBig
feiten uu0 2imono0en;
@ermanio Yi1unerhor: @liidsbu
SCI
6rou Oe@roiu: &affee uno Sen
den, nit Siilfe bon 6rau ReuIono.
5rnu SO. 9iae; Speiieiool uno @r
friidun9en;
6rau Simon: 8obriagerbuOe.
5rau VI. Stouff: gliimen;
lluterltiibuugSbiinoe 0iitrift 9r.
40. 100 mo 40: See Cream uu0
9u1en; Serr Sobn 6ronfe, 8oriiber
6rou 8nhrnd: Sdiir5enitano.
neutrality-suspicious. miro ser @or
itano oes &lu6s fungiereu, dIs @inlo.
Oungsfomite fir Die 8oltimorer Ser
cine oie 9erren 8m. 0%onnemonn.
6ris &Ieiu, 5ris @Gffner uno gtlireo
Diet.
Sir 4ufmo6ung elmer Cite nit 5lt
3eihnenoen, freimiaigen @eIobeitr1
gen meroen Ole Serreu Ndterfirdeu
Seurid, Dieorit. 0eulano, Ggoli,
8riigger unb 6rau @nltber iorgen.
Sic iino beauftrogt, @eloer I'M 0a.
men oes Concord lub. 9o8aorS an
5unebmen. Sir 0ie 8rcile iorgcn
Die Serren Or. Eaitl @Ieis unO $.
q. @infIcr; fir &topoganOo mo
Yeitglieoerpermebrllng ulO 9lnteiI
ideine i'm 9lub Serr &idoro 9rau,
ner.
Die oeutide 8otihoft biericIbit Ioa
eingelnOen iperoen our6 6ralt Billie
uno Die Serren Soffmom ino Or.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
cffies: no ecdite struds ROrOweR

@Ieis. Niles fIappt. M1an Der.
ipridt lid cinen groBen GrfoIq pom
9a5oar. SIS miro pnbriheinlidl aud
@eIesenbeit GA iein. iiir Oie 2inoer.
ung scr gtot in DeutihIano uno CeIt
reid oui Dem 9a5oar elm SheriIein
81 iommeIn. Sn oieiem 9unfte Iiest
Die gernntluortung inoeiien in 0dn
Den oes bieiigen Silfsfomites. Mon
bat Oos @efiibL DAB mad fait orei.
iGbriger arbeit fiir Ole 4rmcn ser
alien Seimnt aith fiir ole geoiiriniIie
Der oeutiben Stammesaenoilen In
8aibington ieIbit ettnas getan iuer.
Den mub. 0ns ein5ige oelttihe Stub.
boits mierer Stoot mub erbalten
bleiben. Die auf ibm Ioitenocn 5duI.
Den lino 5u groB. Ger go5aor miro
in Oieier 9e8iebung bieIes erreiden.
glae miiiien %mitbelfenl gluf @ieoer.
ieben am nGditen Mloutag glbcnO our
@eldoftsUeriammIung Oes 9o5aarfo.
mites I'M Concord 0flbbausl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Der GSnis bon WriedenlunS Sanft ub
@~Dnfniipn i'm 8aIfan.

Ons griehiiHe BOLT bat Die fiir5li-
DIE @atoItropbe I'M Balfan nidt ber-
0nlien fonnen. 0os Seer lit in Sic.
beIIion. Mon meib nidt, mobin uno
mober. Der &onig 9onItontin, ser
crit Dor falim 5mei Sabren at ieinem
8uterlanoe aus Der &erbunnung 5u-
riidfebrte, UNI Dem Huf oes Bottles
81 folgen bot 5ugunIten ieines Sob
mes abge0anft. 8ieaei9t fam ii1
oieier aber aud nidt balten. Sails
er Den 8eni5elos ms 2ano %ouriidruft,
miro Die 8eripirrung nod GROCER.
8on @riedenIan0 Oebnt iid Der Auf-
rubr nlf ben 8alfnn aus. Sn glIba.
MEN fGngt es on 81 gGren. Das fino
Die SoIgen Der munoerbaren Barrier
8ertrdee" Der 0adfriegs5eit. De-
magogentum regiert iett ons BoIf Der
@elt. Sn 2onaoa un0 DGnemarf
bate man 10 bobe Soffnung auf Oos
&onigsbnus oes &onitontin gelest;
Seiraten Itanben in gusii6t. Die
englii6e Eolitit bat oeriaet, neil iie
ni6t felt genug NOR. Die 6ron5o-
len, ole 8eihiiter Ser gbriIten in
Sprien (gegen Die Siirfen) iino iest,
mie in Der @ereangenbeit, ouf ser
Seite Der Siirfen, Ole Die G6riIten in
&leinoiien, armenier lino @rieden,
angeblid 10 berfoIoen. 9ie gauge
Gage i9eint bon Mosfou beeinfluBt
gu iperoen. @ieaeidt lteben mir Dor
benz erlparteten, neiien- erropGiiden
@riea.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
g~erIammImns i'm Guncorb Stub.

9ie regelmoBige Sisung oes Di-
reftoriumls fano I'M 8arIor oes Glub-
ba1Ies am Sreitog, Den %. Septem-
Der itatt. Hr1iioent Carl Soffmann
fiibrte ben 8oriis. SefretGr S. g.
@infler perIos oas B~rotofoI. Ser
&afienbeItano betrGgt 1881. Die
ler GeItono l4IieBt ab nit benz @nOe
oes @el9Gftsiabres. Der neuer-
mablte S9asmeiIter, Serr S. Sran-
fe nuroe aud gum Comptroller er.
nannt. Srau Iauline BaItber be-
ri9tete, Dab Die borgeiGoiienen 500
our 8eglei1ung Der &obIenre9nling
ais @eldenf Der Dameniettion einge.
trogen niiroen. Ser geltano Der
8irtI6oftsfaiie betrGgt 1885.
BrGlioent &offmann ernnnnte Die
f~olgenoen Serren aIs 8oriiter Der
fir oieies Sabr gu fungierenoen SEQ.
mites:
Sinon3en: Mnrtin @iegano, @or-
liser; &arI M9terfirden, Sbeo. 9ieo-
rid, @m. Neulono, Geo. SO. Siebert,
q. 8ooe uno Sobn S. &ene.
Sous omite: SafobS 9effel, 8or-
iiber.
@ergniigunes-aomite 8m. San-
nemann, 8oriiser; &idoro 8rauner,
@0. 8o0e, Geo. IS. Ylitt. Sol. @on-
brad, Die Sralien Marie 8iGe, 8ou-
line @nltber, 81. 2in5bad.
0ie gu ~5ablenoen @eb6lter an ale
8eamten uno &omiteen muroen auf
500 fir oas fommenoe Sobr feitge-
iebt. - Ser Deutide Sag miro am
Montag, Sen 16. Oftober 5. s. in Ser
Concord Saue in Der iibliden, Dor.
nebm-rubigen 8eiie gefeiert peroen.
@Is &omite tpiiroen Die Serren s. g.
8infler, Carl Soffmann uno 2nrI
Seuri9 ernannt.
Dos Mnerbieten oes Siio0euti9en
W6nner-Q uartetts. @nfang Nabem-
Der bierielblt Elm 4onaert al beron-
Itolten, fonnte ni1t angenommen
ueroen, 6a Ser &Iub au @nfang oes
beiagten Wonats ieinen groBen 9o-
5ar abbGlt.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
SLuS Der Stabt.

SER 8oitor emil ". Men5el.
Sobn oes bierieIbit iebr geebrtcn Ea-
TORS &oltl q. Men5el, idIoB oen
8uno fiirs 2eben am %. september
nit SRI. Soa 6. Gbrun in ser ct.
Inorem's Stride in Buffalo, q. y.
Capt. @. $. Sontelmoiin bat
lid BON ieiner Sronfbeit pieoer TO-
peit erbolt, Dab CT oil Der 2.monoti
gen Gon6ertreiie Der bieligen Morine-
Sapele nidt MIR teiInebmen, ionOern
aud oils 9apeameiIter foie aon5erte
Ieiten miro. 8mei Goii5erte tGglid
lino in gltsiidt geuonmeu.
SEER Sobn Sduttrimpf lit nod)
gliidlif berloufener Mogenoperati.
on pieoer auf Der 8eiieruug mo bat
oos SoipitoI berlaiien.
lin fem eeiunoes 9tuge 5u ret
ten muBte man Serrn So6n &io3o
oos anoere Mltge i'm @p. g(ugeus. Ob.
rer- uno SolsboipitaI en%tfernen. Ger
Hotient bat bic Operation iiberlton-
ben.
Ger &lapperItor6 beildte I'M
Siblep.Soipital sic 5raiteu S. Beau.
ber0, geb. HIitt, un0 81. Sbuaenber-
ger, geb. Steinmeb. 8ei0e beihenfte
err NIT lie elmer fleinen Todter.
-@ls aronfenpfIegcrin febrte in
uniere Stoot 8ttriid Sri. Charlotte
SaiieIbuid. 9ieieIbe mar fir 8 Sab
re lang I'M Sobn Sopfins @oipital
in Baltimore t1tig.
Ser Sugo 5liidiger bat lid oils
llbrma1er etabliert uno empfiebIt
ii1 ben geebrten 2eiern oeS Sour
nails i'm &eporieren bon llbren. Man
beadte Die An5eige oil on0erer STEELE.
-Die boI6i1brli6e &erIanmIung
Ser @oncorOio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
finoet am Mittpo6, Sen II. Oftober,
in Der 9apeae itatt. Die Wiitglie0et
iino gebetea an 'erideinen. Sltterei
fonte Srageh meroen ser 8eriamm.
lung norliegenL 3. g. oAie loa oos
Reun3igi6brige 8eIteben Ser @emein-
De gefeiert merOen2 @elhe &eporo-
turen linO am notieiten 8i moden2
8ie fam bic 3obl ser Mitelieoer
OereroBert mer0en? itno mebrere an
0ere 6ragen.
-Sn Ser iebr gut beilhten Ser
i%ammllin9 0es Seiienoarmitdoter I'm
terItiibun9sbereins fiibrte @rGiioent
gmil Spabn oen 8orlib. Ane dnoe-
rem geantten maren anmeieno. Se.
fretGr Sobn Meininger p~rotofoIlierte.
An bier MitgIieoer mrroe sic iib.
lide &ranfenunterltiibltng beipiIIigt
Sernerbin muroe 6eidlolien, i'm fop.
member 8inter einen 8aq ob5ubol.
ten. 0as Oa8u ernannte 9omite be.
Itebt ans Sen Serren gbos. 3. Gram.
Iid, Soc Nerllano, gl6. 9iegeImonn
SEQ. Diegelmonn, Otto Qer5og, Chr
0eilItein ull0 Soc Sell. SD.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Saneruiirite, 2nnOiGscr II. Snrfs
sdte Sranffnrter, Bel
eBIer&,
36-45 &ises Rarfet, Brain 1924.

Dim SOnntag feiert man in Der
tatbOlii9en st Marientir9e oas 0eiliee
&oIentrani=6elt. @dbreno oes Gelt=
@ottesoienltes pirO Der &ir9en9or
unter 2eituns oes 9irisenten YrDfeiiOr
u. @umpredt elm iOrsfdltis einseiibtes
prosramm CUR 4usfiibrung bringen,
II. u. 9apOn's go. 2 in @=9ur Oils
SoliIten tpirten nit, Sopran Solo:
MiB 9orOtbp Smith, Mr. Sobn
@raper. alto Solo: Mrs. Marp
Seibert. 9enor @olo: Mr. @uioa
@olan. 8aB Solo: Mr. Gbas. @oo=
Gilb unO Sol. @uages.
Cine muitaliiae 8eiper finOet uln
A llbr Itatt. So9m. pfarrer 3rinfaus
lit leioer nod infolge ieiner Grantheit
iebr i9waG unO muB oas 3immer
bitten.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Die SOffanns.
Or. Comm 3epoeI, @uibiuetOn 90

60 off, adj, nobt mir Ole 2unOe
Bon teueren Greunoes 600.
Dem crit Dor furaer Strnoe
Die SonO gum GRUB i'd bot.
SIT mieoer elm 2ieber oeridieoen,
grblid' ih i'm %nimmermebr2
9Iiibt feline Soffnune bienieoen
auf frenOiee 8ieoertebr?
9ieftronrig ittmmt mid Oos 2eben.
llno arouIom iheint mir Die @eIt,
$50 2eio un0 Gorge nur peben,
$50 Sh0nes uno Coles perfGlt.
80 MeniHenboffnune eritarret,
Sc oles, oaes bergebt,
8o unier Der Zoo MIR borret
llno MenibenIeben m6bt.
0od neinL iH mill boffen uno Itreben.
Biu bIiden beber5iet binauf. -
SIS folget elm beIieres 2eben
0o6 irOilhem 2ebenSInuf.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

HIQltSlt.
3tpei 8ortr1ee Ser intereilonte-
item, l%pannenolten glrt. mie lie i'm
Concord &lub nod niht oft gebalten
woroen iinO, iinO uns fir ben font
menoen Sonntog Abeno, ben 1. OF
tober, obenos 7.30 llbr, in MuSitdt
geIteat tporoen. Serr Sdiffboit. itno
Sauherin9enieiir 8oltber Surge lit
BON &lub geiponnen morOen, iiber lei
ne ieltenen, Dem 9ur6ihnittsmenih-
en- unmoglih flingenoen @rIebniiie
5i ulls 81 ipreden. Serr Surge fam
Dor einem Monat geld6ftsboIber bier
an. @r lit elm feIieInoer &eoner iiber
oas Heid Der MeerestiefenL iiber
feline Grfabrungen ais 9olther uno
Observation-Disclosures. Mber oud Or
innerltngen onoerer Mrt bat er itlls al
bieten. or bat Sic &eboIution bonn
Serbit 1918 iinO oie 8epeelingen
bonn Sabre 1919 perionlih mitge-
mo6t. Der 8ortroeenoe miro oif
gr0rterltng politiider Streitfrngen.
8arteioifferenoen, Sdulofraeen Mo.
nardentum uno &epublifanertum Ii.
oergl. ii6 nidt einlalien. @r mill I'M.
terbolten unO 3ugleid nuffIGren,
Sat1ahen bringen un0 ni6t Sbeori-
en-. @eorudte ginlo0rngen iino an
oie Witglie0er oes @oncoro-&lub
altsgei9ift noroen. Ser 4lub bari
ii1 gratuIieren 5u oieiem guten Mn.
fang ieiner @intertGtigteit. Gs foIgt
Mitte Oftober oie Seier oes nDeut.
iAen Cages, onnn fommen Ron5erte,
Observation-Disclosures lultieer Dirt,
SGnae, Sbeater, meitere 8ortrGee,
8o0aar. 0as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes &Iubs unter Ser 2eitung 6es
Serrn Sonnemann lit iaon eifrig on
ser arbeit. @ir beripre9en uns be.
lonoers fir n1dlten Sonntog elm boil
les Saus. Gin 8ortrog pie Oieier
ipiiroe, menn er in englii9er Sprn1e
gebalten niiroe, elm eroBes 8rbli.
fun i'm groBten Sbeoter Ser Sta0t
8oibington an3ieben. Ser gintritt
lit freiI
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Serut Ses saiicrS.

Die MISUNDERSTANDING oes tribe.
rem oeutihen &oiiers. Der lid ictt
III SolonO nuibdlt. lit iiir Den 8.
Gopember periudsmeiie beltimmt lno
angcfiinOigt mcrOeu. 6rau Sermine
bon GeuB, Die eiu oroBes Gut in
Sdleiien bat, no ibr u%er1torbener
WleHl, @rof bon Sh0noids Gorolatb
mobnte, miro bon einent dmerifani
Idcn aorreiponOenten als lebr rel.
5ello unO liebcuspiiroig geihiIoert.
Die Geremonie miro nod boll1nOilh.
EN- @ebrondl Dor lid) geben. 2iiten
sur @in5eihning bon Namen BON
0eutid)enb Die 9ratulieren moleL lie.
gen III 0eltlhlano, in @otsoom noe.
uigitens, in @eihdfteu ouf. Der
&albingtoner DStur4 batte boriae
Isolde Elm bdBlihes 9iIo anf ser Dor.
oerieite, 9e5eidnet pon9errDmon toer
iiir ieine onti oeutlde Arbeit lid
non elmer bieiigen llniuerIitdi oen7
GbrenOottor boriges Sabr boItc).
Qas Bib iteIlte oeu Safer oar i'm
Sample nit ieinen Sobnen uno Der
lunnoten - Den ein3ieen Siea Ieincs
scbenS gciuann er ieet-in ser 2iebc.
IS lit gcbdiiig, iid 10 iibcr 0en aai.
ler pernebmen 5u Ioiieu, oelIen per.
ionIiden Gbarafter ltuo oeIien 8ami.
lienleben nod feiner ongetoitet bat.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Gheidlie6nnncn:

Ole SacobIcn uno Sri. Gatberine
@bite.
@ormon 90. Green uno Sri. Mar.
glterite g. S1lotterbef.
Si0nep q. Miaer unO SRI. 6ran.
ccs StrauB bon Aromore, Mio.
glauoius 6. 8olano uno Sri. 90
rotbp 9. geDer, bei0e aus S%ernoon,
8ireinia.
SarrD 6. SoltnoerS, aus @ienno,
3d., un6 SRI. YouIine 6. Eolon0,
aus Sern0om So.