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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
=T[TDDTES SIX
: = VIII M. Maupin
TODAY

n ONT waste time in signing
a. For old days;
Don't waste time in crying
For old ways
Better days than yesterdays
Leave no time for sorrow;
On them better fix your gaze
Today ana tomorrow.
Don't waste time in fretting
For lost hours;
Don't waste time rogretting
The lost flow ers
Better hours are growing
Than memory can borrow;
Sweeter flowers are blowing
Today and tomorrow.
Don't waste time repinlng
Ger bad days;
Don't waste time declining
The good ways.
Smile and loot around You,
And rev courage borrow;
Better days surround you-
Today and tomorrow
(Copyrigh. ty VII " Maupn.)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22

y to is i'll. apart in rows , to )
tt. apart. AS the new runners
appear, they are rooted between
and to tie sides OF tile original
plants, until a mat from Is TO
IS III. wide is formed. The plants
that form the mat should not be
closer together than ) or III.
In the Hill" System, the
plants are set in rows about a
foot apart. The rows may be
single, or four OF five to gether
IN bed, the rows a foot apart
with a two foot alley between tile
beds. III this case all runners
are Dinched off as soon as thev
start and tie ground hoed b.
tween tile hills. Where only
few plants are grown and The
soil is rich aud may he watered.
this method viii probably give
the best satisfaction.
Before setting the strawberry
plants, tile roots should be
trimmed back about a half, aud
ali dead broken and laro.a leaves
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
a Sufficient Excuse.

There was wild and frenzied scat
torment. Men, white-faced and star
inc-eyed, fed as if pursued by pes
thence. They dropped whatever they
had in hand and stood not upon the
order of their going, but departed
like frightened roebucks, hitting only
the high places as they went.
"Why are the people fieeingF we
asked.
"a candidate who calls himself the
Friend of the People has just come
to town." replied an innocent bystander
who had no vote.-Kansas City Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
Rural DEVELOPMENT.

II understand you are going to
make some improvements on the old
placer"
Yes replied Farmer Corntossel,
Development is goin' along mighty
fast an I've got to keep up with it,
: what kind of improvements are
you going to make?"
Il haven't made up my mind yet
whether to put UP IL new barn or an
apartment house Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22

Invest yo~r money in the 4 per en-
Certificates of the Shenandoah Valley
Loan & Trust Co, Woodstock, Va.
Security unquestioned. Interest pay
able semi-annuaIly, and Certificate
redeemable any time after six months
on short notice
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
Il Wasn't Conscience.

Tommy. when YOU were fighting the
little Smithers boy what did the still,
small voice say?
ut said, Punch I'm in tn Stun
mick, ma. "-Bhmineham Age-Herald
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
PRESBYTERIAN.

IN14S5 D I IINI 4 n,
Preaching each Sunday at 400 a
m. and 500 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at 1000 O'Clock, Mr.. Joseph b.
Clover, Supt.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 500 p
N. The public is cordially invited tc
all the services.
a. o. PRICE, Minister
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
Vol. los.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
METHODIST Fp1scopAr co,7rr

METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH
SUNDAY school, 9:45 a. m, Preach
ing at IL a m, and 500 p. m. eaci
SUNDAY Prayer meeting Wednesda
night at 500 D. m.
b. S. RUDASILL, Pastor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22

CHRISTIAN.
Second and Fifth Susdays of eecl
month At Il a m. and 500 p m
REV. }. d HAAIAKER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22
Sci Out a New Strawberry
Bed This Fall

By F, F Rockwell, horticultural Editor
of Farm and Firesde
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22

Y to is i'll. apart III rows , to ;
tt. apart. AS the new runners
appear, they are rooted between
and to tie sides Of tile original
plants, until a mat from IS to
IS i'll. wide is formed. The plants
that form the mat should not be
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22

Rev p. ". Wisman will preach at
st Luke, the first Sunday in every
mouth at ! m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-22

ME UkNFU-
St Paul's Woodstocx-2nd and At
Sundays a. m Every Sunday night
Calvary-1st and 3rd Sundays a. m
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
GbiucFide Gprid)wOrter mnH Sen
tenoen.

Gin einaiger 9ambus mad)te nod)
tein SloB. - Gin groBeS Berm0.
gen lit nidt 10 piel inert iuie elm
tleiues taslides @infommen.
Die GDnaitien mefleln, Der @baraf.
,er bleibt. = Ser Jriiblingsbimmel
iiebt oft ebenio aus pie oaS @eiiDt
aIllcr Sdmiegermutter. - Cine gu
te 8iene iest lid nid)t ouf cine ner-
pelfte 9lurne. = Cos 2eben oes
Ureiies gIeidJt ser Slomme elmer
Serge i'm 2uit5ug. - 60 bod Der
Baum audi lit, iciae 8latter fallen
lnlmer our @r6e. Wlon muB
el'it eelitten babcn, UNI Die 2eiOen
llluercr 81 fennen. = Ser Baum
nit t~iefgebcnOer @urael fir9tet
Den 8inO nid)t. - IS lit cine &lei-
ligfeit, Sol0oten ausSubeben, a6er
IS lit idwer, einen General 6u i'm
oer. Gie 9auptitaot bat piele
beige, aber Der bdiisli1e Serb bat
ocn leintgcn immer. Gie tpabre
DtcnihenlIebe 5eigt iid Oarir, ooB
nan Den Irlnen Goblen ifidt.
penn lie frieren, uno niht. bob
man Den @liidli6en @eidenfe
madt. - @enn man ettpas eilig
Dnt, ideut Oas YferO. = @abe Nad).
barn iin0 better, als e~ntierHte Der
manote. = 9inter einem iiiBlid)er.
A)tunoe iteft Gin siitigcs Sera. -
Sir elm 9utes &fero beoari es nur
zines Siebes, fir einen peritdnoigen
Meniden nur zines @ortes.
Sid ielblt fragcn lit better als an.
0ere fragcn. Ger Srrtnm eines
Mueenblids miro oft Der Summer
zines gan5en 2ebens. - Ser pelie
Mann weiB iid in Die llmitdnoe gu
ididcn, uie oas g8aiier Die Gorm
icines Gefdbcs ailnimmt. = 9iege
ocn Wanlbecrbaum, 10 lanse er
nod jung lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

Idmer5en, oie fOmmen ia fait int'
mer, penn i1 NAL peggebe, nno
Sam muB id ibm See fnGen unO
llml6ldge MAIDEN. Gie lteniden
bier fallen ibm gon5 beltimmt aud
iton pieOer out Die yterpen CT
Iiebt ongegriifen aus"
vGur6t6or ~peroroiien ieOenfdaS"
- 9lGre iogte es pieOer nidt lollt.
Gle iab ben Mdnnern entgegen, Die
iebt oui Die gonf 5ufamcn, unO nit
einem belen @erpunoern iibcr IiH
Ielber OaHte iie fpeiter: n&ie rubig
i'd i'm onieben fann." Serr
4mtsribter 9rennert madte III Ser
Sat elm o~erbiIienes @eiidt = es lag
wie elm anllrren in ieiner Stintme.
Scum, ieio ibr fertig nit ben Grin.
nerungen - mir woaen ins Saus,"
SD reoe oeiner 6rnu chen 5u",
iagte GI6re, rife ioa morgen nit irs
Segelboot - mir fobren ale nab
oen alippen binaus."
Vun0 Oh D1lt 3ugelagtF VT FuDI
olf: n1u meiBt bod, Suionne" =
raber, neinL Sein5, nein bod;
Sic 6rail lanf fait in iih 6uiammen.
sglein, i'd bab' aIdre i6on geiagt,
eS gebt nidt."
.9lber in Den Ean5obeno bon Ser
@ieientbol fommt i6r oo9?" =
Sofouigeri6tet, beinobe fnmpflu'
Itig, ltonS GIdre Dem Mann gegeu-
iiber, an oeIien Arm Die - anOere
bling. .SuIe, oos lit bod mas fir
Si6l limb na9ber lit nod &eunion,
So f0nnen mir ielblt NAL wieoer
tar0en. Suie, Oh worit ia INNER Die
Slotteite bon allen; i6 per0e eudl
@iaetts b%eiorgen, uniare @irtin bat
nod Elm BOAR"
@ber Serr Mmtsri6ter Setn5
grennert iagte fur5: rSebr freuno-
lid bon sir, GIare, ober tn es nidt,
fir ioIde Sder6e lit meine Srail
nidt mebr 81 9abeH. -
Sic iab ibnen nod nadL p6brenO
lie gum 9oteI binaufidrittet iiq
borte nod Elm poar @orte bonn
8ino perrpebt beriiberflingan. -
&err @mtsridter SEEING 8rennert
ipra1 riidii1tslos Iaut unO pol
ternb: nunS on wGrlt natiirlid am
liebIten oabei - INNER ms 8ergnii-
gen, intmeriort = aber 0os iage i'd
Dir = morgen miro abgereilt =
morgen." - 9ie ideltenOe Gimme
perflnng.
auS aI1re 2ubners gruIt aber
Itieg elm 2aden, elm ialtfJ5enOes, be.
freites: CAB i6 es nidt bin, Die oa
nit ibm gebtl Dab es Oie Anoere
lit - sic Anoere!"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

EempeI3eIt ecriiFen ruuroe, Job tp
3uei Sdotten binter Sen Eomaris'
fen oeribwinOen. SD ellie ibner
p~ergebcns no6. Sect bin i'd iiber
lie i'm reinen. Gs mare uniting,
Iofort cine unteriuduns i'm goll5en
Eager a%n5uoroneu. Tiebes9ut fam
Oereraben weroen, bis Der Dieb lif
iider fiibIt. Gs lit better, ibn 81
iiberraider, menn er es am meittg'
item ermartet."
Ser Yrior OerIor feline &ribe nld)t.
2oGeno 0iinete er cine ieiner &ilterI
unO entnabm i6r einen anoern golo.
i~fimmernOen guODba ben ct anf
Ben Ieeren Tlat lteate. Dieler yuO'
06a ober mar aus nergoloeter
8ron5e.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
Die @ntter i'm epriduurt.

8u alien 3eiten ullo hei alien Bol-
fern lit Die Mutterliebe i'm Sprid.
mort un0 i'm 2ieoe uerberrliht NOR.
ben. giner 3uiammenltellung Ser.
ortiget Sprifmdrter, Die sic .&0l-
niidJe 8olfs5eitung" bringt, entneD.
men mir folgenoe HrD6en: "Nat-
tertreu miro t1glid men," pSit Die
Wutter nod 10 arm, gibt lie Dem
&inoe morm," Cine Mutter fam
cbcr 5e6n &inoer erndbrer, als 5ebn
Gin0er cine Mutter," r@er 0el
Dtutter niht foleen mia, miro END.
lid Dem @ittel folgen" ~8elier
einen reiden |ater perliercn als
cine arine Meutter," .8as Ser Mut-
ter ans Ser5 gebt gebt benz 8ater
nur big an Die &niee." Sebr poe
tii6 iagt Der Suite: ~Das @ebet Der
Mutter bait pom Weercsgruno Der.
nuf," uno ser 2ette un0 G5ede:
.Mutterbono lit rpeih, aud wenn Tie
IdIagt," .Mutter, Mutter, wer lie
bat, ruft tie, mer tie nift BAT, per.
miBt Iie," ingt Ser 9enetianer. @as
Miitter leiocn, oriidt Der StoIiener
nit BEN 8orten aus: nMutter min
iaaen M1rtnrin.~ uno Der &riie
meint: n0bne Mutter fino Die Sin.
Ser u~erloren, rpie oie 8ienen obne
@eiiel." .@enn sic Nutter itirbt,
loft Iif oie GamiIie auf," Iagt ser
Snbicr, unO: .Sit Die Mutter tut,
70 lit ser Batter blino," Der Sta.
liener.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

0nflanS eibt es fOrtun fir 8anSer'
n1ael.

Sic StoOt SotlnnO, Sal, iDel1e
i1on ettpn 100000 @inmobner Sdblt
- Die milOen @ogel niGt mitgeret).
net = uttO iiH balo aud nit Gan
6rancisco gu elmer 9einabe-ytiuio'
nenltaot pereinigen iou, bat elm nclt'
artiges SaDres1elt eingefuDrt.
Sd)on leit @uOe @ugult lino mebr
ais 100000 manoernoer miloer Gn-
ten aler @attungen, melde an Der
%falifornilden un0 benahbarten Sit
1ten porfommen - bis binauf nod
Mlosta uno Sasfat9epan = am
Wterrittiee 5uiammengeltromt, gail5
nabe Dem belteu @obnteil Der StaOt
Saflono. 9ieier See pnr iGon i'm
GpdtberbIt 1920 als &oItItdtte bic
ler @anOero0gel befannt getuoroen.
Die @ilOenten lernten i1nen Die
&inoer Iieben, rrO ibnen aus Der
Sano 81 freiien, ia aud nit ibnen
all geben. llno Die S6ulbeboroen
geitatteten 3tpei- ODER oreimal ieOe
ISOLDE &unoerten Der &inOer, Die
&aienpldse, no ii9 Die @nten Der
iammeln, in @eienihaft ibrer Gang
lebrer gu beiuden ailo BORT nit
oen @nten 81 ipielen nno al tonden.
90 nurOen i1lieBlid ale tpilOen
gnten nit ben &in0ern gut be.
FAINT; uno Dies i1eint BEN Saupt.
InltoB 5u Dem na6folgenOen Sc
oanfen geliefert 81 baden, Der Oamit
gum eritenmal als eigenartiges Of.
entIi9 es l1nternebnlen iol6en
Gborafters our groB8iieigen Ser.
pirfli6ung gebraht miro.
Srieoe 5ipii9en ser Sier. uno Der
Meni6entpelt, es flingt bod 5n
Observation-Disclosures, obglei9 es
MIR elm MenlG @ntenfrie0e
bon einigen StunDen 9ouer nit
feItlidem Aufpus unO gutem 6 H.
tenutter it'll
God immerbin lino einige i6One
9inge rim @rin3ip gutgebeiben"
moroen = mie man beute 10 germ
3u iagen pfIegt - uno ieoes Sabr
fam 5u Dem ertrGumten nSrieoens-
tempel Ser 3ufunft" pieoer Elm Bis
Gen M6rteI mebr b~eigetragen iper.
ben. 9ie Ginoer lino ieoenfoas Die
aufri6tisiten 8olibanOIon9er. -.
Sim Sauptfelttage finoet in DAT
LAMB cine groBartige Bara6e berr.
IiG geidmiidter Mltomobile ourd
ben 2afelioe-8arf ltatt, in peldcnl
ser Merritt-Ge Iiegt, auf Dem See
miro cine ebenio groBe @araoe ge'
ifmiidtcr 8oote fat oner @ottun-
gen = 1tur fe;n 9riegsboot = OBJ
gebaltert. Gan Gran3isco unO on.
oere @adboritdote iinb ebenfaas in
Sen Baraoen fart pertreten.
Den m1Gtiglten @inbrud madt
aber mobl Die acknowledgements
auer S9ulfin0er, nit 8iI6bIu.
m c ~befrdn5tl
Saflano fommt fir ale Soften
ouf.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
GmtHebnm8 hra attbtIs.

Gin @elebrter beobadtete aunG6It
oas @ntlteben 0eS Nebels, tpenn
man einen GampfItrom in atmolpB1=
rii9e Suit leitet. Ser Strom tritt
oabei ~itoBpeiie aus, lit 5undfit oi1t
binter Der electromagnetic 1ln-
iidtbar utto miro erft in elmer @nt-
fernung bon einigen 3entimetern
ii9tbor. or erfl1rt iid oieien Tor.
gang 10, 0aB 3unddit Die Suit uno
ole in ibr idpebenoen felten Cell
6eu fortgeltoBen tperoen, oaB iid
baum aber Die ipdtere gtebelbilbuns
geraOe an 6ieien in Der 2uft i6me-
benoen, feiten Eeil6en noa3iebt. Sci.
tet man ndmlid in Die Stele, no
ii9 5lnadit feine Nebelbiloung 5eigt,
etpas &aud, etpo bon elmer Spreng-
foble, binein, inoem man Die emit
5iinoete Mtoiie einfad unter iene
Stelle balt, 10 aeigt iidk OaB Die See
belbilOung audi bort iofort auftritt.
2eitet man oaeeeen einen iolden
Gampfitrabl in gut filtrierte Suit,
Die feline felten Seilden mebr emf.
balt, 10 entitebt i~iberbaupt fein See
bel, Der Gompf oeri6nin0et boil
ltdnoig. GIN 3meites Experiment
ergall5t ur0 beitatigt oieie 8abrneb-
mung. SIM ~aagemeinen entltebt
ndlnlld Der Nebel audi bel Druid.
oerminoerung oas fam man idon
oil Der 2uftpumpe nad Der eriten
&olbenbetuegune t%uabrnebmen. Sebl
einfady laBt es ii9 folgcnOermaBen
nodpetien: Wonn nimmt elm bal.
louartiges @lasget1B nit enaer Nus.
fluboffuung, blait 5uerIt in oas @e
fdB binein uno ldBt Damn Die in
Spannung geratene 2uft ausitro.
men; eS biIoet iid INNER Elm &C
ringer 0ebel. 9ieie @rifeinunQ
miro aber beoertelo neritdrft, iobalr
man MIR cine geringe, fnum iihtba-
re Mcnge BON Hanb in oas @efdb
bringt; am belten inoem man gu
nadit aniau9t, Die Suit 0aourN
beroiinnt ltno MN Die Seffnun9
iiber ben &oud bdlt; nit Der elm
Oringenoen 2uft oringt audi etpas
&ou1 elm. @ieoerbolt man oann
ben eriten @eriuf), 10 3eigt iid cine
gang erbeblt1e 8ermebrung Der
NebelbiIoung. CAPT man our6 Ell.
men oerartigen nit Nebel gefiiaten
@Iasbauou einen Itorfen 2id)titrabl
~trcterl, 10 3eiet iid auf einem Oa-
binter eebaltenen tpeiBen SAirm
oas Bib oes @lasbanons nmgeben
bon einem r0tli1en Sol, pie i'm
iins an ncbligen Ea5en bdufig Der
Mono Scigt. @s berubt oas arf
elmer ourd Die fleinen, an ben fe-
fen Gorpern b~dngenoen 8lds9en
bcruorgerufene 2idtbeusung. Sic
tritt aber MIR Damn elm, tpenn Der
Rebel bon gan5 gleidm6Bieer Difte
lit, mos bel unirem @lasbaaon erit
bel ldngerem Shiitteln nit etpcs
@aiier erreidt piro. Gieie Ser.
iude erfldren binreideno oas nuf.
i1nige 4ilftreten itarfer Nebel on
Ortcn nit ounitpefiiater 2uft, pie
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27
@icbicl Imeiien entbGlt Elm Nmei.
Ienncit.?

Die Menge Ser Ameiien in einem
NeIte bat ihon friiber Der befannte
Sdmei5er WtDrmetolog Augulte So
rel anndberungsweiie Su beitimmen
geildt; er lit babel 81 Der 8ubl Doh
114,000 Irbeiteromeiien gelangt.
Cine nirfli6e 3dblung bat nber crit
Der @enier Yroieiior emile yuu9
porgenommen. Seine 8eobattun.
gen be5ieben Ii9 ouf Die rote @aIO-
omeile. Gas erlte Mol perfubr er
70, oaB or I1n1tli1e 8emobner zines
Amciien6dufens our1 Sdpcfelfob.
lenltoif totete, Saun 0as 0ot5e 9eeit
in einen groBen Sud idaufcIte =
es uog 80 3ilogramm - nnO nit
einiaen @ebilfen Die Ameifen neblt
Den 9aruen ein5eln 5ulammeniudte.
@r 8Gblte babel 22,580 Mmeiien un0
1850 2arpen. Die arbeit par
aber bel Der G1pierigfeit, Die
ImeiIen BON ben Gro. uno &ol5.
ltiidben 81 unterideiOen, 10 nib.
lam, OoB Oung Ole Suit berging, iie
81 tpie0erbolen. Die gewonnenen
3iifern fonnten ouBerOem alif Die
geiteIte Groge feline auperIdliigt
S%lntport 9eber, 90 Die geraoe i'm
gteit befinoliden Imeiien nur einen
fleinen Sell bon oeiien pirfliher BE.
p0Iferung onrgeItellt BADEN fonnen
Daber perfubr yung bel ieinen net.
teren 3Gblungen oerort, onB er pie
9lmeilen ourh tpie0erboltes 8eoeden
Der gtelter nit einem 1 @euiertoe-
aimeter groBen @rabi1eit, on Dem
tie ii6 raid o%niammeIten, lebeno
megfing. Snoem Dung oieies Ser
fabren tagelang fortieste, aud oel.
Sang ouf Die benadbarten, BON ben
Ameiien Ser 8lattl1uIe, wegen be.
iuf)ten 8Gume erltredte, inoem er
ferner Gorge trug, BOB cttpaige Mol.
ienausmnn0erui1gen Der beunrubig.
ten Siere aus Dem Nelt nidt un6e-
o6tet blie6en, un0 oaB oieienigen
Ameiier, 0ie ii1 in unteriroil6en
@dngen oerItedt botten, berporeebolt
wuroen, fono er BEL Der ltnterilts
dung BON flint ungleib groBen gee'
Itern Ser rotten @aloameiie folgenOe
3obIen: 81, 53,018; 9, 67,470; s.
1888; 9, 1884; 6, 47,82S
ameiien. @s aeigt iid babel, OaB
amiiden Ser @roBe Der Setter uno
Der 3obl ibrer @tnpobner gar feline
8e3iebung beltebt; 10 maren gum
8eiipiel Die Neiter g un6 6 sic
tleiniten bon allen, l,no batten bod
mebr @inmobner als 9os grobe NeIt
s. 9 AUDI mebr ols Oo8 gleidfaQs
pieI groBere gieIt 81. Die 3nbI Ser
Der 3Gblung enteangenen lmeiien
fam nod gungs anliht nidt be-
oeuteno gepeien iein, ieOenfaas nidt
iiber 10000. gs piiroe ii1 alio
ergeben, 6aB elm beionoers fart be-
bolfertes Sect Der rotten @nl0omeile
nif)t pieI ilber 100000 g~inpobner
entbGlt. 9as miiroe BON Der our6
6orel eefunoenen 3obI nidt oa3u
melt obmei6en.
8ei Der groBcn Menge BON @mei.
len, oie mabren0 oieier 3ablungert
an gungs 4uge noriibergegnngen
iin6, fonnte er tpabrnebmen, mie
groBe 8eridieoenbeiten oie ein5el-
men Siere in @eltaIt, Sdrbung unO
@roBe oufpeiien. IS gibt inter H.
men &ieien unb emerge, NiBgeItal.
ten unS aoblrei6e l1ebergangsfor-
men 6miiden arbeiterinnen uno
uei6liden Imeiien.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

Gin Bud brinet bcIicrn 3citper.
treib, als Spiel. Gabaf, als @ein
un0 @ei6.
81 felben MaB OH minit cmpfan-
gen, muBt on gcbcn:
@iGlt Oh cin gan5eS Scr;, 10 gieb
elm gauges 9ebcl.
Ger Wiibiggang matt Mneno-
lid biel miioer MnD ncrpoier oIs sic
Mrbcit unO id)wddt Die @iOeritanos-
frat, atif Der eigentlih ale Sc.
iunobeit berabt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

8ieI perInngt. Ser flei.
ne Grid bat als @e6urtstagsaeidcnt
Elm Sdiifden erbaIten. Sa, Eapa."
iaet er, siest miBt Du mir aber
aud nod einen See oadu iAenfenl"
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

Inns Damn trnfen tie ii1 ipirfIih.
Am Strnnoe Dor ser aurfapeae mar
es. Sbr Bid bate i'm geludt. elm
b~efreite5 Iufatman bob lire 8ruIt:
er lit nidt oa. Sic Iadte unmiafIr.
lid ber5baiter uno louter, aIs Der
feline 0oftor cine ieiuer rleuelten
6hnirren era1blte - Tie mar in
nusge5eidncter 2oune. Damn ging
es NIT einmaI iiber lie bintpeg tuie
Elm S6Gog - iein Same flong auf
- uno Oa itano or aud Dor ibr uno
feline 6rau Sufanne, gaborene @ht,
bling inn am Arm. SrgenO ieruano.
Der i'm fannie, woate norlteqen:
~Serr Amt5ridter 8rennert, Srau.
Iein 2ubner.~
~Oh nid)t notig, mir fennen uns
fhon ldnge.~ @ar pirfli1 lie es, oie
Ons geiagt bate? @ar es lire San5,
Die in ieiuer lag, oie iifi ibr cntge.
genitrcdte = Der Anoern? @ie aus
tueiter 6erne borte iie lire eigene
Gtimme: .AIte 2anOsleute, Ra1-
bnrsfinoer~ uno onnn Oie Der PHI
bern: nSa, mir BADEN ia nuf elmer
Gdulbnnf g~eIeiien -"
.Sit oaS elm 3uiammentreffen."
.Sa, iebr mcrfrpiirois."
sd puBte idon, 0aB ibr bier
Washington Journal., 1922-01-27

q. g. In 9onoou, iotpie oie ouffdni.
&c r0tlidgelbe 6nrbun9 Oieier ae.
bel. =
The Washington times., 1922-08-28

that while working as a stevedore
along the water front, it Is his Gus
tom TO pick up a side of beef in
either hand as the ordinary man
would lift a couple of lunch boxes.
1t is no more OF trick for Harry
Wills TO do this than II II for him TO
pull such men as Norfolk. Fulton
and others of this persuasion toward
him with his left hand and then sock
them with his right. in direct con-
travention with the rules of boxing.
That is caveman stuff, and 1t takes
a caveman to stop II. Jackson Is u
physical caveman. whatever his '7len-
tai tendencies may be. He Ia, -
should be, stronger in the al rII., III
legs than Wills. In that connection,
however. one cannot overlook the
fact that Fulton and Willard had
this advantage and more over Demp-
sey. and all they used it for was to
reach for the floor.
Wills Is ten pounds heavier than
jackson and also is much bigger
around the chest and waist, but in
all other comparisons he Is some
what outclassed.
The Washington times., 1922-08-28
SUBURBAN NET TOURNEY
STARTS WITH TWENTY-SIx

Twenty-six burban Tennis
League players get under way in the
annual club tournament today as
follows:
Holmead Club courts-Phillips VS.
Fowler, Baker VS.. Mangan, Ruth VS.
winner Of Baker -Mangan match.
Spring Road Club courts-Troyost
vs. Clark, Mayfield vs.. Purinton
Stellwagen vs.. Atwood, Howenstein
vs. w. Ballcnger.
Capital Club courts-Morrow VS.
Kisluik, A. Fowler, vs.. Miller, Ladd
VS.. Polk, X. Callan VS.. Torpey.
Euclid Club courts-Burrell VS.. n
Fowler, Beadle VS.. Robinson, Knapp
vs. winner of Burrel-Fowler match
The Washington times., 1922-08-28
JACKSON SURE
To GIVE WILLS
TOUCH BATTLE
caveman Stuff May Meet Con-
siderable Opposition in En-
gagement Tomorrow.
By DAVIS j. WALSH.

NEW YORK; Aug. 2s. - Harry
Willis may know too much for Tut"
Jackson in the Battle Of the Bru'
nettes at Ebbetts Field tomorrow
night, he may out-smart him, and,
again, he may out-game him, but he
will not out t-strangle him.
Wills fistic endeavors to date have
operated along the accepted ethics of
a boa constructor. His theory is
choke them first and explain after
ward.
His ability may be said to be one
part speed and hitting ability and
two parts strength. 1t is claimed
The Washington times., 1922-08-28
NATIONAL,

nut Brewer was hit by a pitched hall
filling the bases.
Olsen relieved Moore and when
Charity rolled a slow one to Rig
ney, Harris beat the peg to the plate,
leaving the bases still jammed. o.
sen then hit Peck in the side with a
pitched ball. forcing Judge across
with the second run of the inning
On Lamotte's line drive to Cobb
Charity was doubled off second base
ending the inning.
Just to maintain bis average with
the stick. Mogrdge led off in the
eighth with single past Cutshaw
Haney picked up Rice's grounder
and tossed 1t into right field, LETTING
Mogridge reach third. Judges ny
to Cobb scored Mogridge.
The Washington times., 1922-08-28
WALLoP IN "TUMMY" NO
BAR TO THIS YoUNGSTER

The Red Star Midgets defeated the
All Star Midgets by the score Of Q TO
l Saturday morning on the Monu.
ment grounds.
steve" Grey, the star shortstop
of the All Stars, narrowly escaped
serious injury when flying bat
struck him In the stomach. But he
came right back and tied up the
score in the ninth inning with a
home run. The Red Stars won out
in the tenth.
The Washington times., 1922-08-28

the Mackmen on Labor Day. One Is
with the Yankees on the last day of
the season. Sunday, October 1.
Beginning September 13. the Griff.
men will be in the West. playing
three games in each Of the four
cities in that section. Then they
will hop from Chicago to Philadel.
phia where they have three sched.
uled games and three more left over
from an earlier series wiped out by
rain.
From Philadelphia, the Griffs will
come back to Georgia avenue for
their last appearance until 1923, fac.
ing the Yankees. The New Workers
may be prepping for the big series
then. But II the Griffs can success.
fully fiji their old-time role this
week, repeating on September 8 and
0, the Yanks. may go West tagging
and never overtake the Brownies,
who will be playing at home to the
end of the season. That Is the situa.
ton facing the Griffmen today.
George MOgridge and q heavy
drizzle proved too much for the
Tigers In that last game Of the
Western clubs In the Capital this
year. The Griffs won easily, Z to 2.
Half an hour before game time a
heavy shower served to keep faint.
hearted fans at home. but, at that,
some 5000 or so were on hand to see
the skirnish. A drizzle set In with
the opening frame and, now harder
and now softer. continued all after.