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The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
OAHU ISLANDERS PUT PLANTATIONS
 OUT OF BUSINESS

HONOLULU, T. H.--Seven thou. sand five hundred plantation work CTS on the Island of Oahu have gone out on strike as result of the re- fusal of the plantation owners to grant demand for increased wages. The strikers are mostly Japanese and Filipino workers.
 The planters declare that they have no intention of granting the in crease demanded, and preparations are being made by both sides for d finish fight on the wage question.
 Five | ths big sugar plantatlors on the island are tied up as result of the walkout.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
MANY REGISTER IN SEATTLE FOR
 CITY ELECTION

SEATTLE, Jan. 29. - Registra. tions for the approaching municipal election have broken ali previous records, and interest in the cam. paign is growing keener daily. The total registration is 99,1S3.
 The principal contest thus fal developed is between Fitzgerald and Duncan, candidates for the may. orally. Fitzgerald now holds the position, having been elected by the council at the time of ttA re, tirement of Mayor Ole Hanson, and he is seeking reelection. In cam, paign speech made this week, Fitz. gerald declared that Duncan, dur ing the general strike last spring threatened to shut off the city ligh. and power and block the operation of streetcars, and that he also at. tempted to stop war work
 In a speech made in reply, Dun- can made a general denial of the charges.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
POUND STERLING IS
 GOING DOWN SLOWLY

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-A new low level mark was reached by the English pound sterling yesterday in local financial circles, the quotation being S3.53A. The German mark also has dropped in exchange vaihc during the week, the new price be- ing 1.05 cents. French francs arc quoted at thirteen for dollar.
 The normal value of the pound is S4.68; the German mark, before the war, was worth 23 cents, and the franc had value in pre-war days of 19 cents.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

PRESIDENT SCORES CONGRESS
 FOR FAILURE TO EXTEND AID

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 29.- President Wilson expresses keen disappointment over the failure of Congress to make funds available for the use of the administration in extending relief to the impover- ished people of Poland, Austria, and Armenia. It is unthinkable. he wrote this week, in letter ad- dressed to Secretary of the Treasury Glass, that Congress should with hold assistance from stricken peo.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
COUNTERFE|TER |S
 AT LIBERTY AGAIN

TACOMA, Jan. 29.-A report has reached this city to the effect that Joe Riley, notorious counterfeiter has made his escape from McNeils island, where he was serving time, having been sent up from Portland fast year for a ive-year stay in the penitentiary
 w. H. True, also counterfeiter, left the island with Riley, the men making their way to the mainland during the night and escaping in a heavy fog.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
MYSTERY FLASH PUZZLES WORLD:
 SIGNAL UNREAD

LONDON, Jan. 29 Wireless op- orators in England are puzzled over mysterious signals which disturbed the Marconi stations here and at New York this week. Sir Frank Drayton, royal astronomer, to whom an appeal was made for an eX. planation of tho mysterious signals. admitted that it might be possible the disturbances were wave signals from some other planet. All efforts to obtain the message. if such it was, failed.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
l|NEMtN STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY
 ON COAST LINES

SEATTLE, Ian. 29.--Linemen in the employ of the Postal Telegraph company went out on strike today in an effort to enforce their de mand for a 75 percent wage in crease.
 Information regarding the number of men on strike is somewhat diff cult to obtain today Representa- tives of the strikers claim that 300 men have responded to the call, ana it is claimed by company officials that very few men have quit thus far
 The service has not yet been af fected materially by the walkout,
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
KAISER NOI EAGER
 FOR OLD HOME NOW

LONDON, Jan. 29.-According to information received in this city, the former kaiser of Germany is not anxious to return to the father land. A letter from the exile, which was published in German newspaper recently, stated that he had no desire to return to the land over which he once ruled. He IS contented, he says, in his new Ho!- land home.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
HARRY WILLIAMS HAS
 BEEN GIVEN RELEASE

Harry Williams, Shaw creek min CT. who has been patient in the Fairbanks hospital during the past several months, receiving treatment for broken leg, was discharged from the institution yesterday. He is still on crutches, but it is said the cast has been removed and that the break is entirely healed.
 The broken leg is about an eighth of an inch shorter than the good leg.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
GETTING JURORS
 ID TRY WOBBL|ES
 VERY SLOW WORK

MONTESANO, Jan. 29.-Up to last night five men and one woman Mrs. Emily Patterson, of Aber- deen-had been accepted as tenn porary jurors for the wobbly hear ing, subject to peremptory chal- lenge later on. Mrs. Patterson was challenged for cause by the de- fense, and admitted that she had an unalterable prejudice against h. dustrial Workers, but maintained that she could render a fair and impartial verdict. She said that she held the opinion that the I. w. w. preached violence. She admitted, also, that she had son in the serv- ice during the war.
 Unofficial Juries.
 By permission of the court, there will be two extra juries in attend ance at the trial, without official standing. One of them will be seEt to court by the American Le. t, selected from various posts through out the country, and the other will represent Seattle labor organiza- tions. Each will be composed of twelve men, and at the conclusion of the trial they will render their verdict in much the same manner as a regular jury.
 Insists On Change.
 Almost every day since the com mencement of the hearing, Attorney Vandeveer has renewed his fight for change of venue, on the grounds that fair trial cannot be had here. The difficulty of obtaining jurors is used by him as an argument in sup port of his request.
 Elmer Smith, one of the defend ants, will appear as his own counsel. He is lawyer by profession.
 Timothy Martin, one of the ven iremen, was excused yesterday when he informed the court that he op- posed capital punishment. .:
 The taking of testimony, it was thought earlier in the week. would start about the first of February, but the difficulty in obtaining jurors probably will delay proceedings be- yond that date.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

rle. The President said further that he regretted to learn that the lawmakers are still dallying over the request, made some time ago, for authority to extend loan.
 The President has requested Glass to make another appeal to Congress for authority to make a loan of 0,000,000 for the purpose of re- licving the desperate food situation in the countries named, where suf- fering is said to have reached an acute stage.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
TACOMA FIGHTING STREETCAR RAISE

TACOMA, Jan. 29.-Hearings are being held in this city by the city council on the application of the Tacoma Railway & Power company for permission to advance fares to ten cents. The hearings began Tuesday night and the fight prom ises to be long one and bitterly contested on both sides. The pres ent streetcar fare to points within the city limits is seven cents.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
RAILROAD WORKERS
 TO BE HIRED SOON

SEATTLE, Jan. 29. - William Gerig, assistant engineer of the AL 'askan Engineering commission, who is in this city enroute to Anchorage from visit of several weeks in the East, announces that between three and four thousand men will be hired in this city in March to
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
DISABLED VESSEL
 REACHES HALIFAX

HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. 29.-The disabled transport Powhatan reach ed port today in tow of two Ameri- can tugs. Upon the arrival of the vessel, three men were removed to hospital to receive treatment for illness which developed after the Powhatan had become disabled.
 An inquiry will be conducted at New York for the purpose of ascer- taining the cause of the trouble ex- perienced by the Powhatan.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
INFLUENZA SPREADS
 IN SEVERAL STATES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. g. According to reports received from several states, the influenza epi- demic is spreading steadily in sev- eral sections of the country. The spread of the disease has been slow thus far and fairly well confined to certain areas, but there is gradu- al widening of boundaries and q daily increase in the number of cases reported.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

work on the Government railroad in Alaska. The work, he says, will begin early in the spring and con- tinue until late in the fall.
 Gerig predicts that the laying of rails will be completed during the fall of next year and that the rail- road will be in operation year later-late in 1922.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

Mrs. Barnette is a sister of Frank Cleary, formerly of Nenana. At the time of the bank failure she owned the property fronting on Turner street, Fairbanks, opposite the postoffice and the N. c. power plant, and this was turned over to the receiver to help liquidate the obligations of her husbands bank. The children at that time had $1O.- 900 held in trust for them in Los Angeles, and probably still have the OtrustforthemnLeiio eiio OldhnOs money.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
NOTHING TO IT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Dr. E. F. Anderson, chief engineer of the Ra- dio Corporation of America, scouts the Drayton suggestion that the my>- terious wireless signals were sent from another planet He says the disturbances very likely were caused by some earthly station.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

Anchorage dairymen recently ad- vanced the price of milk to 30 cents quart by the single quart. Families taking milk regularly pay 27k cents quart, and restaurants pay $1 to $1.10 per gallon.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
WIFE OF OLDT|MER
 IS GIVEN FREEDOM

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Isabelle Cleary Barnette has been granted divorce from Captain E. T. Barnette, former Fairbanks bank CT, who left the North several years ago, after the failure of his bank. Mrs. Barnette is given the custody of her two daughters. Barnett is in Los Angeles at the present time, and has interests in Mexico.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

Mir. and Mrs. Matt Sweeney will return to Nenana from Fairbanks on tomorrow's train. MT. Sweeney was a <nember of the petit jury which was excused this week by Judge Bunnell.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
BIG SMOKE EAGER
 10 MEET DEMPSEY

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 29.-Jack Johnson, who left the United States to escape trial on a charge of vio- lating the white slave act, has an- nounced that it is his intention to return to the States to face the charges, in order that he may have an opportunity to meet Jack Demp- sey in the ring before the champion goes to Europe to meet Georges Carpenter.
 Johnson is confident he can de- feat the white title-holder.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
PRIVATE BURIALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.- Public funerals of flu victims have been prohibited by the local health authorities, with a view to checking the further spread of the epidemic in that manner.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
PREMIER PREDICTS
 PACIFIC WAR NEXT

hoNDoN, Jan 29--ln ad cfc Australia, he ess delivered at Melbourne hedged ,enty w. A. island con
 
 ed that the next prob fly the ably would the Pal any emerpencv
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

Abe Stein, former Fairbanks businessman, was in Ketchikan short ly before the holidays.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

The Central cafe, in Seattle. which was held up this week and robbed of S5,5OO, is not owned by Alex Capewell, former Fairbanks and Ruby restaurant man. The place owned by Capewell is known as the Fairbanks cafe.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29
TEMPERATURE

Thursday, January 29,
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-29

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Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
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Wit ieinen bcioen ainoern ou Der.
giften periufte iid Der 81 Sabre
alte arbeiter @ilbelm Sdrtel aus
Der 8aaltraBe IA, Berlin. Sartel
erlitt cine idmcr5lidc lleberra.
idung. Die Srau bate i'm oerlai.
len un6 fait Die sar5e 8obnungs.
cinridtung mitgenommcn. aus Der.
5peiflung oariiber bcidloB Der
Mann, nit leinen bcioen ainoern
III Den Soo Si geberl. Gr offnete
Den @asbabn mo eriuartcte nit
ibnen Den 600. Ser Itarfe @aSgeruh
madte aber idon in Der Naft I'm
2 llbr Nadborn auf Die @obnnng
arimcrfiam. Gieie riefcn 5ucrft ar5t.
lide Silfe berbei. @s 9elong ald9,
Den Mann iuio 0cn 9nabeu wieoer
ins 2cben 0uriidmrhiel. Gas 6
Sabre nlte Godterden elizabeth
aber bate idon Den Goo g%ciunocn.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
% Nnseiscn srgen i'm.

Ser 4Siabrige @erIagsbuhb6no.
Ter SbeoOor @rter aus @ies6ooen
bntte iid nod 5abIreiden geItrofun.
gen in Die SGbe gearbeitet ltno be.
griinoete einen 3eitI9riftenbertrieb.
lnf Dem Snierotenpeg fufte er
Seilbaber uno 9orleben ~auf3uneb.
men itno erbielt melt iiber 100000
ytarf. Gin 9iloer- itno &alen0erber.
trieb bro6te ibln bobe l1mIdte, ober
aud Serluite, lio er berIeqte lid,
ouf S6iebcr9eiddfte nit 2ebensmit.
tellt. Iuf bicrfiir nabm er Darleben
altt ma6te aber fali1e Inqaben
iiber Die 1Dpotbefarii9e @elaltuna
leines Sauies in ser &bon1troBc
ltno berpfdn0ete iein Mobilor al
gleider 3eit an berI9ieoene @eIo.
geber. 8iele 3ibilprooeiie idtuebten
gegen i'm utt6 i6lieBlid tuaren 90
Setrligsan5eigen gegen i'm erItattet.
gle Sronffnrter Stroffammer belt
iefS @etrugsfdue fir ertpieicn uno
erfonnte anf 5tpei Sabre @efGngnis
$4,000 Narf @eIOitrafe uno flint
Sabre GbrberlnIt.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
nrnnaSGidle @erSrehnnasfnnf.

Ser fran6oiiihc 6Iieeerleutnont
9ougot, Der ols Wiitglieo Der fran.
56lii1en Observation-Disclosures
i'm Sotel Niarquorot gu Stuttgart
tuobntc, pnroe Dor fur5cm our6 Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DeranIoBt,
nit ieiner 6rau Stuttgart gu perlai.
fen. @r bate es our4 r~iipelboftes
4uftreten gcgen Oos Sotelperlonal,
oas er nSdpeinebunOe~ II. oeroI.
iGimpite, iotpcit gcbra9t, oab oieies
ii1 meigerte, i'm meiter 81 beoienen.
Ml8 ibm beim &erlaiien Der 0oh.
niiig, Die er mutmilig beI11oiot
bate, Der HOrticr olf Den nod nidt
be5ablten Seil ieiner &ednung ouf.
merfiam madte, perieste er oielem
eilten Sdlag ms @eliGt. Oils ser
Bortier fid) tpebrte, griff Der 2ellt.
nant nad) Dem &epoIper; Der unbe.
ipaffnete Bortier fonnte fid fnapp
ourb Jlu6t retten. 9as Sapasbr.
reou bat aus oiefem @orfaa IN oe.
.ipobnter Gerorebungsfunlt einen
tatti6en angriff oes Bortiers ouf
Den fran3oiiiden 2eitttant genadt.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
75O-Salrfeier in DeAm6anlen.

Sic furbeiiiide areisitaot Sepn-
6ouicn begging fiir5li9 ibren $50.
@cburtstog. Gm %. SlIi ITO bat
Soiier Srieori9 Gotbart Dem Sc
mcinmeien Sepnbauien Die &edte
elmer Staot p%erlieben. SIN Marien-
Oon, inter oeiicn aIlppel Der 8ai-
ler man6mal NIT ben @roBen BEG
Ncihes tagte, fano elm 6eitgottes-
Oient ltott, bei Dem metropolitan
Sdafer oie Seitreoe belt. Ser 9i.
rector oes &llnltgetperbli1en Semi.
uarS an Der uniOeriitdt MorburG,
Yrofciior Or. Snmann, bielt 5wei
Scrtrage, in oener er Die @rgebnilie
ieiner Sorifun0en an Sen @moen-
fanalen 9epnbauIens o%arItelte.
Staatsiefretdr Yrdlter aus Granf-
fnrt a. 90. berihtete in elmer Nad-
feicr ii6er pertpoqe @rgebnilie ieis
iler Soridungen in Ser @ei9idte
O%epnbouiens.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
sdnt aenen gcrbrcder in Berlin.

Nad Mitteilungen oes gcrliner
YoIi5eiprGiiocnten iperOen in Berlin
oemnddit medonii6e Eoli5eimelOe-
anlagen nod Dem gSpitem sic.
mems cineefiibrt iperoen, ole nod
Ser %rt Der 6eilermeloer Der 8e.
p0lferlrng Ole Moglidfeit geben fol-
len, ieOer5eit poIi5eiIi6e SiIfe an
%5urlifen. Berlin more Die critic Staot
Deliti1lanos, Die oieie Neueinrih-
tung beiiten niirOe. @leid5citig gebt
Boli5eiprGlioent &ifter ooran, ben
automobiI- 9 ereiti6aftsOienIt, Den er
bereits in Gbarlottenburg eingefiibrt
bat, auf gang Berlin aits5uoebnen.
Der Mutomobil : 8ereitIhaftsoienTt
Client oa5u, bel telcpbonii1en Bitten
Inn SilfeleiItung Die it6noig in oett
8e5irfen iib befinoli6en @a1abtei-
lungen mittels &raftpagen iofort
an Die biIfelu6enOe SteGe al britt
gen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
GntIarpte ~SnpeIenidminSler.

.8wei hamburger SuneIenidpino-
Ter fino in Samburg entlarpt uno
fcitgenommen noroen. 9ie beioen
boten Dor einiger 3eit In &amburg
eincm oortigen @eid)dftsmonn Stei.
lie an, sic Elm oritter bin3ufommen.
Der damn fir edit erfl6rte uno lie
ouf 10000 Warf bewertete. Die
Steinc, mir Die Der &aufmann Damn
$1,000 Marf be6ablte, naren, mie
iib ipater herausiteate, feline Brill
Ianten, ionoern getpobnli6e Sapbi-
re. Ser &anfmann, Dem nun Dor
einigen Sagen bon Sainburg aus
abermals 8rilanten angeboten muir.
Den, ging ideinbar auf ben &auf
Elm rto ltelte fir oen 8aufpreis
bon 10000 Marf 5pei Gaeds aus,
jeOod in ungiiltiger 6orm. 9ie
Gtminoler gingen auf ben Grid
Elm, oaB oie Sheds ntf elmer Dor
tigen 9onf por0eoeigt meroen miiB-
ten, un0 mairoen Bel ibrem Mntom.
men Oaielbit abgefaBt. Gin oritter
8omplise entfam. gs banoeIt iid
aniAcinen0 I'm getperbsm6Bige
ShninOler.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
Der rtene &eftOr Der Tr~anffnrter
1tniDerIitGt.

Gum &eftor fir oas am Is. SfEo.
Der beginnenoe afooemii6e Sabr
1920-21 ipuroe @ebeirner 9feaie-
ritngsrat Irof. Artbnr SGoenfIies,
Sroinorius fir Mot6ematif, ae.
tp6bIt. Ser nelie 9feftor lit am IL.
Gpril 1853 Su 2anosberg q. SO. ae.
borer. gr promobierte 1877 on ser
llniperIit6t Berlin, bobiIitierte iid
1884 in @0ttingen, mo- er 1892 sltm
@rtro-S roinarius ernonnt p1roe.
SIN Sabre 1899 tpuroe er oIs Or.
6inariits nod &onigsberg berufen,
1911 on Die glfaoemie in Sronffurt
uno i'm SerbIt 1914 an oie neltae.
eriinoete bieii9e llniberIitdt. SIN
Stuoieniobr 1914-15 mar er Sc.
Jan ser ga6turtpiHeni6aftliden Go.
fitltGt, 1916 erbielt er Den GiteI Sc
beimer gegierungsrot.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
eims nieSerSsntI@e aidterrtiftnna.

Saul 8rieOe, Dem Mitbeariinoer
unO IonoiGbrioen 2eiter Scr nieOer.
oeuti1en gereinigiing Stubborn Al
@ombur9 unO ibrer Seitidritten,
muroe aeIegentlih ieines 90. @e.
brlrtstoges bon Mitglieoern uno
Wiitarbeitcrn elm 9etrag bon 5000
Marf our g%erfiieung geiteut, Oie
ieincm Buuide eemdB ols @runO.
ltod fir cine Ionge bon ibm Qeplonte
Stiftung oienen lon. 9lus 0en Gin.
len oes permntlid nod anpadien.
Oan GapitaIs iou in nod 5u beitim-
mcllOen 3eitrdumen Elm @~breupreis
fir pIottoeuti1e 9ihter beraeben
mer6cn. 9ie Sotungen Der Stif-
tung, Die nod Dem 8eidIuB Ses
4uidbornoorItanoes saul. 8rieoe.
Stiitung Ser gefeinioung 0uid6orn
SIT Sambur9" beiBen iou, meroen
ned befonnt gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
9ag @eheimnis bea Mn6ins.

Gin 2adfabrifant aus Main5 lit
glei65eitig nit eiitem Nntiquitaten.
bdnoler Seilbaber elmer Suipelenber-
neutrality-suspicious. in Sranffurt am
Main. ST faufte fir Die @eIenidaft
Elm &ettenarmbanO nit 5tpei Brill
lcnten uno einen groBen &ubin ltno
%Derfalifte oas Irm6ano am n11Iten
Tage fir 10000 Marf inter go
rantie fir Die @9tbeit Der Steine
tpeiter. Die Briifung Ser Steine
beim Gaufabi1luB bate feline 9ean.
ftanoung, bod binterber ipltroe ge-
funoen, onB Der Hubin nidt edit tit.
NesbaIb Der aaufer feline 10000
Mtarf 5uriifperlan9t. Sb es iib Inn
0enlelhen Stein banoelt ODER Oh ilno
mo er ocrtauidt moroen lit, Itebt
niht feit, oenn Die Sadie nobm cine
uneriuartete 8cnoung. gs itelte IiA
nGmlid beraus, oaB Ser &1ufcr,
Der bier tDobnt, bon @eburt No6me
1T, alio bcute gu Sllgoilopien ooer
8olen - er weiB es ielbft ni6t ge.
nan - gebort. Das iino aber Staa.
ten, nit oenen 0euti9lano feline
@egenieitigfeit bat, oesbalb bel Ero-
oeiien Die Soften in oreifaGer Sobe
Dorgelest peroen miiien. Gas Sc.
riAt Dertagte Die 8erbatolitng, Bis
0ieie 8orousieknna erfiiQt 1T.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
GntbaGnna zines SeIOembenfmaIs

BUR @rinnerung an sic i'm @elt-
triege gefaaenen Mitglieoer, 8eam.
ten uno @n9eltelten ser 2anopirt.
iGaftsfammer fir oie @ropins
8ranoe1burg lit ouf Dem Sole oes
in
Berlin elm 9enfmaI aufgeItent uno
iest feierli6 entbiiIlt tporoen. Iuf
einem tpudtigen 8oitament, oas oie
Wamensini6riften Ser @efanenen
tragt, rrbt als @efronung, BON 2or-
beer unO anoeren &riegsembIemen
umgeben, in Observation-Disclosures @eItaI-
tlng Der Sturmbelm oas 8abr5ei-
den oes 8eItfrieges. 9as 0enfmal
tragt Die Snidrift: n&eIoen gefal-
len i'm &ingen 9euti9Ianos Inn
@bre un6 Sein, Nie miro ibr Same
perflingen, Seilig ion er uns fein!~
BUR Seier tuaren oie @~nqeborigen
Der @efauelten, Ole Mitglieoer, 8e-
amten uno angeiteIten ser &om-
mer iotDie @ertreter Der geb0r6eu
eri6ienen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
@tmOipbGriide GlcftrisitGt fir ted.
niIfe 3mefe.

Gie |raeer Oeuti6en gIdtter
meIoen cine grfinouug 0es oelitih-
bo9mii6en Se1nifers @ltItap @ent-
iler in 9ilin, atmoipbdriife @leftri-
5it1t fir tefnii1e 3pede mtbbar 81
MAIDEN. 9aS Spltem @entners I'M
terifei0et lid BON Dem 0es Snmbur-
gers 8oulien. weI6er gasgefiiate
Observation-Disclosures emporl1Bt Inn ot-
moipbdriid)e @leftri8itdt ooran 81
ianlmclnJ ooOur1, 0oB ott Die Steue
Ser 9aaone 5m0lf Meter bobe Ma.
item t~retclt, pelde fleine, nit 5abl.
rei6en SpiBen Deriebene Wietallfu-
geln trager. Sci einem Seriude
wltroe gleid8eitig elm frdftiges
AIormlperf iino cine @litbIompe
our6 Die Gleftri5itGt zines MaItes
betricben. Die Spannltng betrug
800 biz 1850 Bolt.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
@GideOicbe in Sranffurt a. 90.

8or fur3em pitroe cine an5abI
@inbrii6e altsgefiibrt, nobel oen
9ieben oroBe Melnsen @0i6e in oie
Sdnoe fielen. Ser @eIamtpert Ser
8eltte miro auf rltn0 10000 Marf
be5iffert. 9ie Cater nerfubren BEL
ibren &altb5iigen meiIt in Ser @eiIe,
Dab tie einige Gage porber einen
&unoifJafter gum Stuoium ser Gal.
me porifidten. 90 erifien in elmer
@Gi6erei elm Marn, Ser Ieb6aftes
SntereiIe fir sic &ei5ungsonIaqen ait
befunoen fdien inter Ser Inao6e,
er noble cine Tdrberei onfongen. Ssn
8irtlidfeit orientierte er IiG. 8olo
0dnn6 tpur6e eingebro6en. ginem
S6neioermeiIter in ser Moinserlono-
ifraBe tuuroen mebrere Su6bauen,
iotDie fertige it1lo oiisgebeiierte Mrl.
5iige ~geitobleit. gr erIitt einen Sha.
ben bon 5000 Wforf. @us Dem Ges.
infeftionsbaits oes itG6ti1hen &rart.
fenbalties f6lcppten Die Die6e bier
SGfe init eereinigter @Gi6e fort.
ST. Der 4litogoroge oes gleiden
&ronfetbauies idnitten fie fir 49,
600 Meorf &eifen bon Ben autord.
bern. 9ie Stroffammer berurteilte
ben Subrmarm 4oipar @agner gu
dft Sabren 3u1tbols, Sen Mebeer
Sofob @aener 81t orsi Sabren 3ndt-
bais. Ser Spenaler 2oren3 Span.
%9enmafer, Ser oIs getperbsmGBiger
Sebler in 9etradt fam, ipuroe nit
6tpet Sabren 3udtbous beitroft.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
SGniIdlc Sidterhilfe.

Der OGniide Sdriftlteacr 9rofeI.
for &arl 2orien leitete our9 einen
Gufruf III Der 3eitung BoIitifen IN.
ter benz Motto n9dniide 9idter.
billie" cine Sammlung fir oieieni.
gen oeutiden uit0 Oiterrei6iIden
9idter Elm, Die ourd Die Sunger.
blodeoe Defenders i6mer geiunobeit.
lid gei6aoigt puroen. Die Samm.
lung 2ariens ergab norIaufig gcgen
600 &ronen. 3uglei6 muroen unter
Der 2eitung oes odaiIden 0idters
@ooie Solicatb mebrere 9iftcr.
abenoe beranitaltet, in Oencn iitnae
odniibe 9idter ibre @erfe gum Dor.
TRACE bradten. Sierbei tuiirocn &c.
gen 2400 &ronen aufgebradt.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-29
3nnabme Der Irbeitsluiisfeit III
S~entIdlan0.

@ie aus Dem &ei6sarbeitsmini-
Iterium beriftet miro, lit Die 3abl
Ser unteritiibten grwerbsloien i'm
&eibe, tpie es infolge Der onbnlten-
ben uugiinltigen Dirtidaftliden 60
&c al ernarten mar, tpeiterbin erbeb.
li9 gemadien. No6 elmer amtli1en
S~eititeaitng betrug 6ie 3abl Der
mdnnli6en grperbsIoIen am /. au-
guIt 290,735, Die Der meibli6en @r-
merbsloIen 105,264, olio inseeIamt
396,699 gegen 359,418 an is.
Sl,li uno 321,418 am /. Sitli. 81
Sen eigentli9en grtperbslolen tom.
men 364,231 Samiliennngeborige
oie ais 3ui9lngsempfdnger unter.
itiibt neroen. 9ie @eiomt3abl Der
unterltiisten grmerbsloien entipridt
ettpa Dem Stanoe bonn Is. Sebruar
1920.