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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Passed Away in Milwaukee,

Don Smith. former DEBORAH boy,
son of Geo. Smith, formerly in the
shoe business here, passed away in
Milwaukee Monday. Don was in the
army, served in France and was gas
sed and shell shocked, and after re-
turning never fully recovered from
the effects. The remains were
brought here this morning and the
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon at $3.50 from the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Rev. Wells
will officiate The remains were ac-
companied here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and son Lloyd, of Milwaukee;
Clyde Smith, of Wausau, Wis. and
Catherine Smith and Dr.. Fred Meyer
of St. Louis. The sympathy OF many
is extended to the bereaved ones in
their loss.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
u. b. Montgomery Home.

H. B. Montgomery arrived home
this morning from New Orleans
where he had been since the first
part of January. On his way to New
Orleans on the night he left he
bumped his shin on the steps of a
passenger coach at Calmar, and it
developed into blood poisoning in
side of twenty-four hours. He re-
NAMED in Chicago for a few weeks
and when he was able to move went
on to New Orleans, where he put in
nine weeks in bed and he was con-
fined to bed two weeks in Chicago,
making eleven weeks in all. Harry is
now feeling in good shape and mighty
glad to be home again. Mr.. Mont
gomery left his parents in New Or
leans, where they are enjoying the
best of health, but are very anxious
to get back, as the heat the past
three weeks has been very intense.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Women Hold Rousing Meeting.

The meeting of women held in the
large court room last evening. to con-
slider their new responsibilities as
voting citizens was largely attended,
the room being filled, and all the
women took very keen interest in
the meeting, and showed that they
knew what the vote meant and H.
lustrated that they would know how
to handle it. The following subjects
were ably considered:
Why a Republican-Mrs. Phoebe
Lincoln.
Why Vote?-Dr. Grace Urban.
Platform and Planks-Mrs. Julia
B. Jayne.
Naturalization-Mrs NJ. Hobeck.
Some Election Laws-Mrs. N. VIII
lett.
Discussion led by DR.. Harriet B.
Amy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Republican Caucus to he Held.

A call has been issued for republic
an caucuses to be held in the various
voting precincts of Winneshiek coun-
ty on Wednesday, April IA, to select
delegates to the county convention
in. DEBORAH Saturday, April II. Com
mitteemen should keep these dates in
mind and get their precinct voters
out that day. Hours for holding the
caucus will no doubt vary In different
precincts and the committeeman
should be the Judge of the time OF
holding such. Remember the date and
see that your precinct is represented
at the county convention on April II
Use the telephone and remind the
voters of the caucus date.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
A GOOD CITIZEN PASSES.
James +. Curran Passed to Eternal
Reward Yesterday Afternoon.


Yesterday afternoon at $3.50
James Francis Curran passed away
at his home in this city, after an ex-
tended illness.
The deceased was born July 2,
1854, at Holliston, Massachusetts,
and came with his parents to Iowa
when he was three and one-half years
of age. In 1858 his parents settled in
Glenwood township, this county,
where Mr., Curran lived on the old
homestead for thirty-eight years.
In 1895 he was married to Bridg-
let Drew Mealy and settled in
Bluffton township where he resided
for sixteen years. He then retired
from the farm and he and his wife
came to DEBORAH where they have
since lived. During all his life. Mr..
Curran enjoyed the universal respect
of all who came in contact with him,
as being a man of high moral char
acter and good intentions. He did not
try to make himself prominent in the
, social world, being naturally inclined
as a home loving citizen, deeply in
terested in his business and his fam
lily and their welfare. He was loved
and respected by all who knew him,
always upright and honest in his
dealing with his fellow man, loyal
citizen, a good husband, true friend
man in every sense of the word.
Besides his faithful wife there are
left to mourn his departure, one
daughter, Mrs. William Sexton, OF
DEBORAH, three sisters, Miss Margaret
J Curran, Mrs. Thos. II. Conner, OF
DEBORAH and Mrs. Michael Drew, OF
Cresco, three grandchildren and a
host of friends. b..
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow, Thursday morning at ten
o'clock from st. Benedict's Catholic
church. The services will be conduct
ed by Rev. Father Hogan, assisted by
Rev. Father Sampson, of Button
and interment will be in the Catholic
cemetery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Gone is Old Time Nickel.

Newspapers throughout the country
from time to time, have made the
query, as to what has become of the
old fashioned nickle, that used TO
buy an ice cream cone, or a pack
age of cracker jack. People are apt
to look for the things that the nick
els win no longer buy than the
things that it will purchase. 1t is
true that nickel will no longer be
recognized as an exchange for a ham
sandwich, but it will get a package
of gum. A cent piece will have ~
grow twice as big before it will pay
for piece of pie at most places,
but cup of coffee, coffee is the poor
mans soup. 1t is true that the NOV
les can not be seen for a jitney, but
who would care to see again the
movies we paid nickle to see?
In most places, street car ride
costs you more than a nickel. Near
ly every travelling man who gets on
a car asks, six or severn" and the
conductor smiles and says, Neither
it's five."
They say that smiles are contagi-
Gus, at any rate they are in this case,
for the travelling man always has to
smile back back. as much as to say.
well, times aren't so bad. after all. .
So after all a nickel isn't such a
measly little backslider, but a true
friend, if he has enough company.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
TEACHERS ARE
HARD TO. GET
Nation Facing Teacher Shortage
and an Educational Emergency
Faces America Declares
Commissioner of Edu-
cation
A NATIOAL CONFERENCE
TO BE CALLED
TIE Governors of Different States
Asked to Send Delegates to
Washington in May .. G.

| Des Moines, Ia.-This nation is
facing an emergency in education,
The present and prospective short
age of teachers, the need for larger
increases in funds for the support of
schools of all kinds and grades and
the need for readjusting programs of
education to the requirements Of the
new era have brought about the en-
Urgency. The condition must be faced
and solved by the best educators in
the country, the leading statesmen
and the school patrons.
Thus does United States Commits
sioner of Education P. p. Claxton,
head of the nations bureau OF edu-
cation at Washington, d. c., char
acterize present day educational con-
ditions. Commissioner ClaXton has
addressed a letter to Governor Hard
ing and to State Supt. McClenahan
announcing that he is calling con-
ference to meet i'm Washington May
/ 9TH, 18th and 18th to go into these
matters.
Through the secretary of the in
terror Governor Harding has been
asked to select a delegation from
Iowa to attend this conference, made
up of representative citizens, bust
ness men, farmers, union labor men,
physicians, lawyers, editors. public
lists, club women and educators. The
governor and the state superintend-
ent are especially urged to be pres
ent.
Governor Harding in RESPONSE to
this request, is expected to select
the representatives from this state
within a short time. The conference
is looked upon by the governor and
the state superintendent ls plrticu-
larly important in view of the short
age of teachers in this state and the
lack of adequate scIo1l Buildings IN
many of the larger towns and cities
of the state.
The chief school of2ers of the
several states and educators particu-
larly interested will be asked to at
tcHl a prnlim'naiy conference 20
meet May 18th. q sentative program
for the big msCtilig is now belns
drawn up Commissioner ClaXtcn 70,
ports.
1T is hoped 'ha- this national con-
ference for Ell 'ea;ion may be fol-
lowed by simi!a" state, county city
and local conference until the great
body OF our pc ,pie shall he intelh-
gently and actiyely interested in The
im provement ana better s'.p91rt 81
their schools snI other aGencies cf
education" declares commissioner
ciaxton.
Following the big conference in
washington. u. { II is eNper,ed
that state and local conferences will
be called to go owe: edachtionali
problems.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
VIII Remain With DIR. Gregg.

Miss Mary Gossman, who has been
an assistant in DR.. G. l.. Topliff's
dental office for the past three years
will remain with DR.. V. NJ. Gregg,
who purchased DR.. Topliff's practice,
and we are sure Miss Gossman s
many friends will be glad to hear
this, as she has many friends and is
friend to many.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Mail Clerk Loses Fingers.

Mail clerk Perry of the Rock Is
land lines had the misfortune last
Thursday at Cedar Rapids to have a
couple of fingers smashed badly in a
door in his mail car. He was in the
act Of showing the door shut when he
caught his fingers. The injury will
lay him up for some time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Notice.

The party who took the ladies red
sweater with name and address in
side from the Red Cross rooms, Mich.
20 will please leave same at Ben
Bears store or mail to Mrs. Jonas
Akre, DEBORAH, Iowa, r. 7. Box Sc.
al.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
"A Borrowed Wife. !"

There will be play given by the
high school students of Ridgeway,
entitled "A Borrowed Wife, in
Hopperstad & Brekke's hall, Friday
night April 8, and also Saturday
night, April 10. Admission will lie
80 cents
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07

Mrs. F. E. Conover, mother of DR..
Mrs. f. w. Conover, mother of DR..
F. w. Conover, suffered stroke of
paralysis Monday morning, at her
home. We understand she is resting
easily now, and many friends hope
for her recovery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
DIR. Jewell Out for Coroner.

Nomination papers for Dr. NJ. D.
Jewell for county coroner have been
circulated the past week. The pres
emit coroner is L. B. Willis the under
taker and furniture man, and his pa
pers have also been circulated and
fled,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07

The biggest dance of the season
at Haugen's hall, Tuesday April 10.
Al. j. Gabel's De Luxe Jazzimba
orchestra will play.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-07
Furniture for Sale.

Having rented my house, the fur
niture is for sale. Geo. w. Adams,
10 Washington street. l4-2-pd.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

10 melt in ben SoI5Ifitb uno arbet'
tet ben 9tbIas 10 peit na6 allen
Seiten aus, bis ser aopieritift an
Die Snnennono 0es Mooeas anItoBt
uno bier iiberoa 8ioeritano finoet,
10 ooB neitere 8epegungen oes
@inIponnrobmens oOer Oes 9ol5-
idubes gebemmt perOen. Gnf ote-
ie @eiie miro cine p0lige <sarbet-
trtng errei6t, nno Die Na6orbeit
nit Ser Sano beOeuteno erleiftert.
Ser boroere Sell oes Sol5Idubes
miro ouf Der ooppeIt oOer mebrfod
wirfenoen .Sol5idub . gusboblma'
i9ine" ousee6obrt, Die Gbnlid Der
beihriebenen 9lbias +. 9obrmoittne
eebort lit uno gang dbnli6 arbeitet.
3nei ooer mebrere ipagredt neben-
einonoerlieeenoe @rbeitspeIen iino
born nit IoffeIf0rmigen 9obrerlt
berieben, Die mittlere nit einem
0rebbaren &nopf bon gleifer Sorm
uno @r6BeN tpie ole 2offelbobrer.
9ie SoI8i9ube tperOen ben @obrern
gegeniiber in einen S6pingrabmen
eingeiponnt, Der oltf einem our9
3abnitange uno S6nedengetriebe
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

Ganeiam nortudrts bepeoten Edit.
ten montiert lit. @dbrenO Die Bob.
rer lun9iam in oie eingeIpanatcn
SoI5i1ube einorinaen, bepegt Der
gr6eiter Ben Shpiugrobmen fort
geiest bin ttno Der, nobel Der III
oas ausgeboblte mittlere Wtooea elm
oringenoe &nopf oieie 9epegungen
beeren5t. 60 merOen Die Sdube
Der Mooenform entipredeno in me-
nigen Minlten ortseeboblt. lin
ben iest i'm &oben fertigen Sol5'
idub nadaupusen unO gu gldtten,
miro er iiber oer nit 6lintiteinpul-
Der belegten 9eOerriemen Der
nSanoriemen : S9leifmaifine" bin
uno Der gefiibrt.
0amit lit Der Sdub berfaifs- uno
gebraudsfertig, tpenn nidt Site
ODER Mooe nod cine @infaliung oes
noroeren oberen Cells Der Seffnun9
nit ber5iertem 2eoer, Deibem Gtls
ODER Sen, cine Guttereinlnge, einen
@nitri9 ODER ionit cine 8er3ieritng
erforoern, oenn aud Der Sol5iHu6
~unterliegt Der Mooe uno ortli6eit
Observation-Disclosures.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
Die 3eitnng ais 8alOmSrber.

y@aS oie Natur in 400 Sabren
bat wadien laiier, ncrbraitdt cine
3eitung BON 100000 @remplarcn in
adt Sagen." 9icie eritaunlide @e-
re6nllng miro in eincm 9citrag oeS
ct. Subertus aufgcitelt. I'm einen
Doppel5entner Hapier beriteIlen gu
fonnen, braudt man namlid unge.
fdbr 621a &ilogramm Sol5itoff. Ius
einem &ubifmeter Sol5 merocn 10
Doppelaentner Sol5itoff gefuonnen.
Seoe 3eitung3ntmmer, Die in elmer
4ufloge BON 100000 grcmplaren
erideint, foitet tdgIid oas Sols, oas
in einem Sabr auf einem Seftar
m61it.
Cine Der groBtcn Eanuen oeS
SihtclgebirgeS bcfinoct lih in @ar-
mcnlteinad; Tie lit 30 Meter boh
urlo bat eincn nmfang bon 5 Mc-
tern. I'm iie gu umidreiteu, brauft
man 36 Sbritte, mo IN elmer &obe
BON 1 Meter bat Tie einen umfang
BON Az @cterr. 9icie &icicntalmc,
Die 400 Sabre alt iii, bat eine
Gtanmbol5maiie BON 80 Sublime.
tern, miiroc alio 800 9oppcl5entnst
Soloitoff ~licfern. 9ieie Wtcnge aber
perbraudt cine 3eituag bon 100000
gremplaren in adt Tagen our Sd.
Irritation hires Drldpapiers, uno 10
peri6lingt iie olio in aGt Sagert,
mas Die @atl,r in 400 Sabren fer.
porgebra6t bat. 8on ieoer 3eitung
nit r~eipeftabler Gcrbreitung miro ii6
oonad, 5umal bel iabrelangem Bette.
ben, iagen laiien, Dab iie ganoe Sal.
Der aufaefreiicn babe.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

pei ODER 9u1enbol5. Die geeig-
11et5te Sol5art lit @rlenbolI oaS
fpcid) uno leiHt ipaltbar, aber bod
felt lit uno fein @aiier OurdlaBt-
8irfe, 9appel, 9lipe eigllen iid) ebert
fails gut our Observation-Disclosures,
ba Die bieraus gefertigten SdllDe
b~eionoers leidt gu tragen iinO. 0as
&ol5 muB nurbors geinno, glatt,
gerooe, nidt georebt, alio poaig feb
Ierfrei fem. Strides, nod feut)-
tes Sola lGBt ii6 wobl p%erarbeiten,
ieoo6 entlteben beim Srodilen Der
Solai6nbe leidt &iiie, Die Die Sfu-
be "minoerfpertig uno idled)t Der.
fduflih MAIDEN. Man iorgt oaber
fir quite @ustrofnung oe5 81 per'
nrbciteloen Sol5es, inoem man Die
&unoltGmme nit &reisidge ODER
@anoi6ge 5u @oblen entipre6enoer
GtGrfe ouftrennt unb oieie in ser
geipiinidten Sol5idubyroBe eatipre.
fenoe &l0se aeridneioet. Die Slot
se nerOen al. Der 2uft inter gut
geIdiibten Sduppen lareiam ge-
trodnct, oa ionit Die fur5en uno
oiden Sol5er an ben September
Ieidt einreiber. @%elegentlid) trof.
net man iie audi fiinitlid) in ourd
Mboampf ODER oircften Dampf &c.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
Mtt ttn 9nlzarhuh FntatRht.
Don Carl sebr.

beioten Srodenfammern, in oenen
Die Srodnung gleidfaas iebr Dor.
ii8tig erfoIgeu muB, 10 Oab iie gut
8 bis Ia Gage in aniprud nimutt.
9ie trodeneu Sol3floBe peroen
ooun GuBerIid b~earbeitet, I'M linen
Die gepiinifte aubenform 81 geben.
Sier3u beOient man ii9 Der ioeen.
nSol5I6ub-9 opiermaidine" @Gb-
reno cine 1Itere @ouart oieier Ma.
i6ine MIR apei Sol3i9ube gu elei-
der 3eit bearbeitet, perntag Die ileu-
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

IN SoGono uno 8eIgien iinO ieooG
qrobere Sobrifen entitanOen, Die Die
Sol5i6ube rein fabrifmaBig berItel-
len. 3ie Oeutiden 5a6rifen baben
1id Defenders in ben lesten Sabren
geuoltig enttpideIt, 10 ooB es ben
MnIdein bat, ols tpenn 9eutidlano
ben @orrong auf Oieiem @ebiet ge'
pinnen tperoe. 9ie me6onii6e
SerIteaung lit nod nidt iebr alt.
&roboem finoen mir IN ben Sabri'
fen Mnidinen, Die 10 gut our6ge-
Da6t, babel 10 einfa9 geballt unO
BEL GnBerIt iaitberer ulO genolter
Mrbeit 10 leiItungsfGbig iin0, OaB
es ii6 berlobnt, ibre 9oltart uno ar.
beitsmeiie etpas naber 5u betrad]-
ten.
Ser Sol5ifub, &loti6en roer
&Iumpen, IN peridieoenen @egenocn
aud onoerS benannt, itanmt aus
8elgien. 8on BORT lit er iiber SOL
lamb 5u uns gefommenL mo man
in bielen lanoli6en @egenben ionn'
t6gli6 Die geiamte 8ep0lferlrng in
9ol5i6itben CUR Stride gcben ieben
fam. Sn 9euti6lanO peroen Die
Sol5i9ube MIR bel Der Irbeit ge.
trogen, ltno atpar noripieaeno bon
Der I6noli6en 8epolferung, bon
Sdiffern, Sii6ern uno b~eionoers
bon 9lrbeiterrL Die Oiel in feu6ten
lino nolien &dumen, mie 8leiderei-
en-, Sdrbereien, @erbereien, 9roite'
reien au tim boben. 9aber and
Die 8orliebe u%nierer 8aidfruuen
fir Sol5idube.
Sereeiteat merOcn Die Sol5idyubc
nus @rlen-, 8irfen-, Iipen., Sap.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

lit Z SUB lang, 9 SUB brett, uno
piegt poue 8 Sonren. @el9liffen
erbalt Saoe cine id)ore CRIME Sorbe;
aber Der obige iiebt faum anoers
aus, als elm getuobnli6er Scroll
Itein.
Nciitens fomnlt Sa6e auf 3eu.
iceland Dor, bauptiddli9 in @ebir9s-
ltroman Der Soutb Sslanos; aud
oas obige &ieieneremplar uuroe BORT
%gefunoen. @s gibt iibrigens oud
cine ueiBe gbart Saoe, aber mir
genos in Neuieelano; uto MIR Die
neuieelanoiide @attung miro bon
Slebbabern als sic e1te nnerfonnt,
oud) iuenn lie ausnabmsweiie art-
oerp1rtS gefunoen tporoen icin ioa-
te, 8. 9. in Merifo. Die Maoris
ouf Neuieelano (aeuerliben beitimm-
ten Grmittlungen %5ufolgc iino iie
crit aus Satpaii Dor pielen So6r-
bnnoerten nod Meuieelano getpan-
oert) i6tparElten uneemein fir Die
Saoe, un6 0ie @Guptlinee trugen
ltetS o~urd)bobrte ortgleihe Stiid9en
als 3ei6en i6rer @iir6e.
Sbiger Stein biloet cieentlid i,iir
einen Sell ser Gtaffuge elner Sol
terfnnoe-a usitelitng, uno Die mel.
item geillder ~intereiiieren fi9 mebr
tiir Den Maori- &rieger. ipelhcr nllf
Dem Stein itebt, als fir oieien ieIbit.
Ereffen6 be5ei1net.
Warilm lennen Sic eigentli6 Srar.
len Waria. INNER noen I6gruno"?
Sm neil iie fortpdbreno
gGbnt.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
Der erSbtc 1acesS Stein.

Saoe miro als Salb.@ oelitein be.
tradtet, 1T aber belltc fir Shmud-
5ipcde iebr pertnou. @abriAeinlid
Der groBte Saoe-S Stein Der @elt lit
gegeniudrtig oerieniec i'm amerifa.
niiden Mitielim Der Naturgeididte.
0ieier Stein miro ieinem 4usieben
llad baiifig nnit Dem Blgmoutb-Gels
p%crglid)en, ai,f Incident Die ameri-
faniiden SiIgerDdter lan0eten. Ct
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

bon SnonItrien oler Dirt begiinitiet
baben. Sn Der Ndbe bon Sppeln,
Dem Souptort oes glb1timmungsge.
bietcs, finoen mir 5ablrei6e &alf-
uno 3ementfabrifen. Son Ser
@rlibe aus, mo Der gfobitoff gebro.
6en miro, fiibren Soroerbabncn
na6 Ser Sobrif, mo Die @erarbei.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

Dem @rItnrren Ser Maiie ni6t mebr
b~era1saieben. 9ie SaftfeItigfeit
6es Stobes i'm Seton lit GROCER als
Sic 3uefeitigfeit oes @iiens. Ser
Stab miro BEL entipre6enoem 3ug
abreiBen. ga 6as @iiengefle6t
ser G6iffe bonn 9eton eingei9loiien
miro, 10 fam li6 fem &oit biloen.
Die 2~e6ensooiter oes giiens Der-
liert alto nidt nie beim eiiernen
S1iff our9 Srpoation. 9ur6 Die
glatte 9(uBenbaut miro nlir eine ge.
ringe Neibung i'm 8ailer er5eugt,
moour6 Ser 8ioeritanO bet Der
Sortbepegung Oes S9iffes fi6 in
iebr geringen @renaen bGlt. Ser
S6iffsf0rper beoarf feinerIei Sim
1tri6es; MIR oes beIieren @usiebenS
pegen peroen Die S9iffe nit Ell
mem Mnitri9 berieben. &eparatu-
rem loiien ii6 i6nen nnO obne gro
BE l1mItdnoe ausfiibren. Sails oas
S6iff our6 3%uiammenitoB elm 2eG
erbolten bat, brau1en Die @iienein'
Ioaen nit Der Sarb MIR in Die ri9-
tige Gage gebogen uno ouf Der einen
Seite S6albretter ongebraGt per-
BEN @on Ser anoern Seite aus
miro olsoann berpubt.
Die @ar8eit ser @iienbetoniGiffe
lit bel fiir5er ais Die Der gleid
groBen Sol5. uno giienidiffe, 90
beliebig piele uno 5umeiit audi ltit.
eelernte @rbeiter beifaftigt tueroen
fonnen. @u6 fonnen Wai6inen
ausgiebig @ermenoung finoen. 9a
oie 9oumoteriolien, 3ement, Sano
uno &uno- ooer &anteiien in nor
malen 3eiten leidter gu beI6affen
fino ais Die man1erlei 8rofileiien
zines giieni9iffes, 10 bieten iid Der
grbauune 5ablreider giienbeton.
f6iffe nod feiner Seite bin groBe
S9pierigfeiten. @s 0arf oaber on.
genommen iperben, Oab oos neite
8aumaterial Dem @iien uno Sol5
elm eefGbrlider @ebenbubler i'm
Gdiffbau peroen miro, tpenigitens
iopeit es ii1 I'M Sabr5euge fir
Die SlrB- nno &iilteni6iffabrt ban.
BELT. Sir ieegebenbe Sdiffe miro
bas giien begin. Sol8 pobl itets oas
b~cboralgte MateriaI bleiben, oa bel
bobem Seegang Ser S6iffsforper
oft ouBeroroertli9 boben 8eaniprl-
9urgen untermorfen 1T, 6enen Die
biinnen @iienbetonmdnoe, tros aner
Seitigfeit faum mieoeriteben oiirf-
ten. 9isber baben ii6 Die &eeber
aud barouf beidranft, Die yitei-
nernen" Sdiffe ouf Gliiiien begin.
an Ser &iiite gu bertpenoen. Non
bat Die @etonidiffe bereits Bis gu
elmer 2Gnge bon 80 Meter uno nit
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING bon 1000
Sonnen geballt. Sci 6ieien Gro.
ben ser 8etonidiffe biirfte es aber
ieoenfans iein 8epenoen baben, oa
BEL nod grOBeren Gbmeiiungen aud
Die @1nbe oes Sdiffsforpers emf
ipre1eno berltdrft neroen miiBten,
poourd ons @igengetpiGt oes S9if-
fes Elm gu bobes miro.
0ie meiIten Weiden, 0ie friib
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29

Gabracugen, nit 8ontons, 2eiGtern
uno Gbnliden Sdiffsf0rpern fir Die
Slubi9iffobrt, Ga man es ia nit ei-
mem gana itelen Interchangeable
All tltn batte. Sen man6erlei 8or-
5iigen oes Materials ltano ols erbebs
lider 0adteil lein groBes @igenge'
tuidt aegeniiber, mas e~inltueilen III
BEN @ugen ser &eeoer bic ionitigen
Gor5iige, nie groBere 8inigfeit uno
lGngere 2ebens6oiier nod iibertuog.
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tpiiienf9aftlide @tforidung 0es gan'
5er @ebiets lit es ieoo6 in ben leB-
ten Sabren 9elungen, bas @igenge'
fpi9t Ser @etonfdiffe mebr nno
mebr gu berringern, inbem man
our6 8erboafommnung Der Irbeits-
metbooen Die S1iffspanoe beOeu-
teno oiirner berlteuen fonnte ols
noroem ~ obne bies auf Soften
Ser SeItigfeit bornebmen 5n brau-
6en = unb oitr6 @illbau eeeigneter
8eritGrfungen uro &ippen am ri6>
tigen Srt. 9ie eraieIten ginitigen
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anlaiIung, 6oB in Ben meiiten 2dns
bern, Die ii6 NIT benz Sol5- uno
giienfdiffbou befaBten, Neugriin-
oungen entitan6en, Die ben 8al itei~
nerner S4iffe ols Spe5ialitdt anf-
nabmen. -
9ie @rbauung zines @iienbeton-
i9iffes gebt in Der gleiden 8eiie
Dor iif) pie 6ie Seriteaung irgeno-
zines aitoern 8auperfs aus @ilen-
beton. @m &ano Ser 3eidnungen
miro oun6dit elm Gle@tperf aus
runoen ooer bierfantigen giienita-
ben bon entipre6enoer Starfe ber-
gelteQt, ltno oiefeS Sledtmerf, oas
mie oie @rdten BET einem Slid ben
go1loen Sdiffsleib Ourb3iebt uno
linn cine ebr bobe 3ugfeitigfeit Der.
leibt, miro baum 81 beioen Seiten
bon entipre9eno geformten 8rettern
uno 8lanfen eingebiint in Der 8ei-
ie, ooB oas @iiengefle9t na6 bei-
Sen Seiten gleiden Abitano bon ben
Sol5pGnoen bat. ga Die @anoe
Der giienbetonidiffe ie nod @roBe
1rr ettpa A bis 6 3entimeter bid
fin0, 10 er1eut oaralts, BOB troS
Ser on ii9 einfaden 8auweiie geoie-
gene praftii9e @rfobrungen uno
peinli6e SorgfaIt @orbeoineiingen
fit Elm eutes @elingen Der Sdiffs-
forper iino. Sn Dem ourd Die bei-
ben Solaberidalungen gebilbeten
&obIraum miro Die na6 ei1em be.
ionoeren neutrality-suspicious. ber-
geiteate fliiiige Waiie aus 3ement
uno 6ano gegolien. Wad Dem @r-
itorren Der Maiie brauft nur Die
STRENGTHENING entfernt gu weroen
uno ser Sdiffsrumpf lit fertig.
meroings bat Der 9eton feline groB.
tie SeItigfeit nod nift erreidt. 9ie
erbGlt er erit nod elmer &eibe bon
Monaten. !Sier l6Bt iih olio Der
umgefebrte 8orgong beobaften ME
BEL ben @iien- uno Sol5i6iffen.
0ieie berlierett, ie 1lter iie perOen,
INNER mebr on SeItigfeit, mabreno
Die giienbetoni6iffe BET 5unebmen-