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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
LOBSTER FISHING COST MAN
 SI6o.37 IN GROTON COURT

Minimum fines and costs totaling sl9e.37 were imposed upon John Nelson engineer on the Plant estate in the Grot- on town court Monday. when be entered plea Of guilty to two court. and ter other counts in which hc was charged with lobster fishing without a license and having in his possession n snort lobsters were nolled. Judge C. C. Costello warn ed the accused when he imposed inc fines. Attorney Morris Lubchansl,y. Whe Is the assistant prosecuting attorney. act- ed fin that capacity because Attorney Warren D. Burrows IS nl He recom- mended to the court that the 10 counts which called. according to tae statutef for a fine of not less than S5. and not more than S25. be nolled. also that the minimum 1ne be imposed upon the &C., cused for not having a lobster fishing H. cense. The statutes called for a fine of not less than $50 or 90 days in jail. either or both. on bo;h counts. He furth- CT stated that he was sorry that the me could not be less. but the state law call ed for that amount.
 Nelson was apprchended by Lewis Ross. deputy game warden. Sunday after a hot race for shore on Pine Island. Eleven out Of l3 lpbsters found in his possession were short and be did not have a license lt Is understood that controversy arose over Frederick Per rvs license in which it was said that license was sufficient for both Captain Perry and Nelson. It was expected that Captain Perry would be arraigned before | the court on the attempt 10 transfer the license. but according to the game ward en that will be taken mp with the license bureau in Hartford. where t win be learned whether Captain Perry's license will be revoked.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get
SOUTH WNDHAM

On Friday evening, June 24. there was held a very pleasant community gather inx in the parlors of the South Windham church. The many friends of MT. and Mrs. W. P. Barstow had assembled in recognition of MT. Barstow's roth birth day and to express farewells, ss they soon leave to make their homo in Plain field.
 MF. Barstow has for 36 years been connected with the local manufacturing plant now conducted under the name of the Smith Winchester Mfg. Co.
 During the evening the pastor Rev. A w. Clifford, presented him a fountain pen, the joint gift of the Good Will cir cie and Mission society. on the gold band of which was engraved 19B21; also a beautifully decorated birthday cake in the center of which burned one large candle. To Mrs. Berstow he presented beautiful bouquet of pink and white carnations.
 Mr. Rarstow, although much surprised responded to this presentation. express ing hia deep appreciation of the gift and the good will which prompted it. Mir. Rarstew had an active part in the build ing of this church and has served 1t in | many ways. for 12 years acting as clerk I and treasurer. foI many years as super l ihtendeat and teacher in the Sunday
 
 The ladies of the Good Will circle and i Mission society were in charge of the pleasant gathering on Friday evening Mrs. J. F. Cobb being in charge of gen. | eral arrangements and Mrs. Walter Abbe, Jr., in charge of the decorations The church parlors were very prettily arranged and decorated for the occasion Music was furnished by an orchestra Miss Evelyn Hedmsn, pianist, Neils ! NriaI nd net There were also piano solos by Mrs. Agnes Russell During the even. ing poem was read which was contrib. | uted by Mrs. George N. Baker of Flor ence, Mass, MT. Barstow's sister. Int poem was read by Rev. Joseph F. Cobb Refreshments consisting of ice cream cake and coffee were served. There wer, over 100 present, including some iron Windham and Willimantic- After singinl God Be With You Till We Meet AgaiI the company dispersed. Just before th, Bsrstow was called into the shop and il I the presence of the employees Rev. J. F Cobb expressed in behalf of the employ their appreciation of his interest and ef forts and in closing his remarks pre- sented him a solid gold watch on tn inner case of which was neatly en graved: This token of esteem presentet to William P. Barstow by employees O the Smith & Winchester Mfg. O., Soul Windham. Conn. August, 1SS5-July 1921"
 Mrs. W. c. Card has returned from visit with cousins in Boston.
 Miss Maude Smith, who has bee teaching in New York. is at her hom for the summer vacation.
 An automobile party comprising Nil and Mrs. E. L. Palmer and children Henry and Kenneth. and Mir. and Mir Eugene Farrar and William Frederick c Hartford camped up at the biz pond owe the week end.
 Mrs. H. B. Scribner and her sister
 Mra. William Allen, and daughter, Dori
 Allen, of Irvington. N. J., are passing
 week with their brother. Mir. Tucker, | Maine.
 . Much interest is being shown in tn
 coming annual meeting of the Good Wi
 circle which is to be held Wednesda afternoon in the church parlors.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
BOAT RACE BooTLEGGER
 FINED N NEW IONDON

Believed by the police to have come 10 New London on boat race day as the representative of an unidentified liquor dispensing concern. George o'Conneil of New Haven. was given n continued hear ing in police court in New London Tuea- day. He was found guilty of bookkeeping and fined s1o0. O'Connel was arrested on the street on last Friday by Patrol man George A. Perkins and had in his possession a suit case containing two bottles of alleged Gordon gin.
 O'Conneli came to the attention of of the police through the management Of a hotel. He had engaged a room at the hotel and apparently hsd arranged and was carrying on a profitable business. So numerous were the inquiries mde al the hotel desk for Mir O'Connell. that the hotel management become suspicious that he had "a supply" In his room and, in- formed the police.
 The police located O'Connell on inc street and found him in possession Of the suitcase containing one delivery Of wet goods.
 Prosecuting Attorney Daniel M. Cron- min informed the court Tuesday that O'Connell had evidently come to the city with the definite Idea Of combining busi- ness with pleasure" The attorney whC represented the accused. stated that hs i did not believe in any more than hoii- day fling. There were many violations o( the law boat race day" declared tho attorney. Tt was notorious the great number of people who displayed an appe tite for wet supplies on that day"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29

Breed Theatre and Majestic Eooi
 Garden
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
Davis Theatre

Scenes of the immigration detention depot at Ellis Island, in New York har- Dor. Bedloe's Island and the Statue of Liberty. ships In quarantine, as well as passing in and out of the harbor. besides many city views furnish an interesting background for the dramatic action of Alice Brady's latest photodrama, The Land of Hope" now showing at the Dav- is theatre. The star is seen in the role of Polish immigrant girl. who makes the journey from an East Side tenement to upper Riverside Drive and wealth in series of difficult moves.
 Unseen Forces" the photodramz dealing with the occult. which is the sec ond attraction at the theatre for three days beginning today. is the first May flower production directed by Sidney Franklin to be released through Asso- ciated First National Pictures His sec ond will be a screen version of Harold McGrath's popular novel. Parrot and Company" Sylvia Breamer. who hal the leading feminine role in "UnseeI Forces." has been given an equally i'm portant part in the coming production
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29

Hamden-rhe school board voted and recommended the appropriation to build an eight room school building in Mt. Carmel and a i0-room school building in Highwood, the purchase of a school site in the Spring Glen district and a four room brick building in Dunbar Hin dis tricf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
strand Tbursday. Friday saturduv

An extra attraction will. be at thf Strand Thursday Friday and Saturday This will be in the form of the biggest Moose night ever held in any theatre i1 this city. Jackie Burns and Frank Car berry. the best in local talent will per- form on the stage for the benefit of all This is something you should not miss 1 See what your own city people can do. Everyone help boost this big attraction The regular program will be 'HTile Frisky Follies." a first rate musical comedy and Under Western Skies" a super-featuTJ with an all star cast
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent IL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Breed Theatre and Majestic RoOi
 Garden
 '"The wailop." Eugene ManIoys Rhodes most dramatic story of the old West, will be the principal attraction al the Breed theatre and Majestic Root Garden today and Thursday with Harry Carey in the starring role. The popular western star has done full justice to the story by his Interpretation Of the big dramatic moments. The production vii be regarded by those who witness 1t ss one of the stars best screen effortsL
 The story shows a man who returns to the western country after making his strike in the gold fields. He finds thai the girl he loves has given her heart to Ia younger man. uppressing his own de- sires. he helps his rival in an exciting and bloody political campaign.
 With spontaneous bits of humor amazingly thrilling drama and heart in- terest predominating. Jack Ford directed the story at Universal City from the adaptatation of George C. Hull
 Mig4Rne Golden. the pretty little girl wfss has~been seen in the leading feminine role in other recent Carey sue cesses. has the supporting role. The famous Harry Carey Flying Squadron of cowpunchers, also will be seen in action. In the cast are J. Farrell Mcdonald, Joe Harris. Charles LeMoyne, C. E. Ander- son, Otto Meyers. Noble, Johns5n, Mark Fenton and Bill Gettfnger.
 Beautiful photograpay and maEnihcen; western scenery add materially to the production.
 For the second feature David Butler I will be seen in Girls Don't Gamble This is a sensational comedy drama bas- ed on the Saturday Evening Post story | by George Weston.
 | This will be shown at both the Breec ! theatre and Majestic Roof Garden today and tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
l94th DIVIDEND
Office % the

Norwich Saving Society,
 Norwich, cenn. June ii, ts21. THE DIRECTORS OF THIS SOCIETY HAVE DECLARED OUT OF THE EARNINGS OF THE CURRENT SIX MONTHS, A sEMl- ANNUAL piVi. nEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. PER ANkUM, PAYABLE TO DEPosIToRs ENTITLED THERETO ON AND AFTER JuEY f5&h, 1921.
 COSTELLO LlPPiTT. Treasurer. June il, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
Cromwell Day for Relief Corp.

All members Of the Women's Relief Corps. c. A. R., s. of ". Veterans oi the World War and kindred organizations will be cordially welcome at the W. F. c. home at Cromwell today Cwednesday) which is w. R. c. home day at Cromwell Many of the visitors will bring donations of raisins. cereals. rice. canned fruits. and others articles of food which are always gladly received
 A basket lunch will he enjoyed as us- ual on the lawn. Coffee will be served but not before il.5o a. m. There vii be short program in the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
Strand Today

The biggest and last country store of the season will be held at the Strand theatre tonight. This is positively the last, Thirty-fve biggest prizes yet Youll be sorry if you miss this las chance 90 make up your mind to be there sure The Town Clown. very fine musical comedy with plenty Of fun and Corinne Griffith in "The Broadway Bub- ble.' will fll in the program.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29

advised and Molloy was awarded A con tinuance of his compensation amounting to ss.s5 a week. for inc period durinf which his earning power was reduced. Ii he fails to secure some sort Of work and shows no inclination 10 do 90. according 10 inc finding. a further motion win bs n order to discontinue the compensation Moioy's les was fractured and his hacl strained in 1918. whEe working in th' typewriter factory.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
oil Takes Plac. of Gold.

oil in Colombia. oil in Mesopotamia. oil in the Caucasus. oil in Mexico Mans desire for gold explains many a difficult page in the history books has oil now succeeded gold as that treasure which the whole world covets and schemes to possess?-The villager.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
Shea $ News Bureau MAGAZINE SPECIALIST
 UNION SQUARE

WHEN Y0U WANT to put your ousi- neas before the public. there b no ma4i- um batter than through the advertising columns ef The BullatiN.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11
,,IlattSiitider Screen"

Ole 8eriommIiing om 9onnerSto9,
Sen 3. MGr5, i'm Concord Slltb mar
oit beIltdt. 9lber Oa 5uqlei6 dos
Gupper oeS Concord 0onenoereittS
Itottfmo, botte Ser @rGii0ent ISM.
@ieomorm groBe 0tiibe, ieine @e-
treuen 5uiammen5uboIten, Oa Oielels
ben mebr nit ser &egelbabn Yinoele
nnb beIonoers nit BEN 8anen inte-
r~eiiiert moren. S6lteBIid, mad 10
llbr, fam es 0ennod gum S6luB,
nobel es Ii6 beruusIteate, OoB Der
8erein so CUTE MitglieOer lnd iiber
1000 Dollar in Si6erbeiten, Onrl1ll.
ter 100 Dollars i'm Concord Slut
beIitt. 9arauf @emiitGidfeit an Der
Bar, un6 man b0rte einen &lottOilta
iden ieggen: st Ioofs irIt as oloer
time. (Soffentli6 bats ntdt oeI
ielige &ereinsmeier gebort, anoern.
fons er fiber nieOer mtferlteber
uir0).
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11
8roipect Sill 6rieO6Ofs-6 cieai&Gft

Qie Syobre8-8 g riammlung OerEro-
ipect Sill 5rieObofS- @eieai6aft i'm
Set am 9onnerStag, ben Is. gtdr3,
obeno8 8 llbr, in ser Solle beS 0rt-
entail @arpereins, 6te unO s StroBe
g. 50, Itott, @ingnng an Ser 6ten
StroBe. 9ie @rob- unO 2oteigentit-
mer fino 0ringeno gebeten, Oieier@er.
IommIrng bei3umobnen. 9ie @obl
ser 9eunten uno 9ireftoren finoet
eine ISOLDE ipGter, am %. 5. &C., in
berielben Saae Itott.- 9eerOigt mur-
SEN inn 2oufe 0es @onots ouf DEM
Girdbofe 6ie folgenOen &erIonen:
WeIino 8eifel, 2ol1ra 81. 2aipp, 80.
8omermon, Gmelie Glarfe, Sscor s.
3en, Morg. W3iner, Catherine &ifs,
aote s. @ege, @m. $. 0tobr, %bil.
MitttelItGtter, Mntb. 2odinger ullO
81. @ulter.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11
Genator 0Dra6

Senator 8orob lit fem diplomat,
ser nit S6li6en un0 Spitfinoigfei-
ten einem 3iele 5uitrebt, Ser nit trii-
gerii6en Witteln operiert un0 Die
MitpeIt 51 tGui6en iu1t, ionOern
Elm geraoer @barofter nit flarem
Sa11SberItanoe, Der often uno fret
berauSiagt,-lpas er meint un0 mas
er min. Der Diplomat Der alien
S6ule, Ser oft oos @egenteil bon
Dem iagte, mas er ooGte, Ser ms
@eii6t 5reunoi6aft beu6elte, uno
I'M @ebeime1 intrigierte, bat al1sge-
ipielt. 9ie Belt, in meIGer 6as @olf
gum Soloot meroen, Steuer5ublen
uno W~oulbolten berurteilte, u1o bon
Sen @roBfopfen nit oemYoli5eifniip-
pei na6 8elie6en bin unO Der getrie-
ben muroe, lit borbei.
0aS oumme @olf bat oie 3tpfel-
miibe bon Sen Mugen geltreift uno eli
men freien 8lid geiponnen. Nidt
mebr Die &0nige, &aiier l1n0 Sr1it-
oenten iino Die 9errl6er, Ionoern 0dS
@olf. Der @oIfsmiqe miro in gu,
funft Die tonangebenoe Wa6t iein
un0 bic an ser Spite un6 Sprise lte-
ben0en Serridaften boben ii@ ou-
nod 8u ri6ten.
Senator 8orab bot ii6 audi Sen
@eltfrieoen gum 3ielpunfte geieBt
rno ii6 Die S~erltequng oesielben in
leinem Sinne 5ure6t gelegt. Or peiB
9an5 genalt, mas in oieier &idtung
aGes ongefangen un6 tpie menig err
rei6t muroe. @r fragt ni6t BET Sen
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11

0iplomaten on, ionOern 9ebt ieinelt
eiqenen @eg, Oenn iper Diel trogt,
gcbt meit irr. @obl mag man ont
griinen SiiGl iiber iein Sorgeben Die
A6ieIn 5itden ooer bobniid loden:
ober eS mogen @rcigniiie cintreten,
0uB ibnen oas 2odcn bergebt. Seine
gcmoItigite, eini6neiOenOIte 6oroer-
itng CUR @epinnung Der 6rieoenS-
ara, lit sic Seritellung Der Sdnoer-
berbGltniIie mie Dor Dem &riege. Die
iclben erideinen, int &er9leid sur
@cgeniport, bel Dorteilbafter. 8enn
in ser neutrality-suspicious. 0ie Solfer
bolgeriiitet einanoer gegenilberlto ton
oen ut0 eiferIii6tig iid 6eobaGteter,
10 berri6te oo6 6rieOe, 1tnO 9onoel
u10 @anoel bliibten. 9a grtff Der
grimmige 8rief nit 3eri6metternoer
6arIt in 0os @eltgetriebe unO l6uf
0ie i6limmlte Yeriooe, Die Die 8elt-
geidifte fennt. Stott MN Die euro
pGer ibre SGnoel inter ii6 arSmo6-
Ell at loIlen, trieb uns unier i6ul-
meilterIi6er Observation-Disclosures unno-
tiger @eile in Die &rieg8boae binein
un0 nun Itedt ser &arren I'M 0red.
Damn frtbr err ols Srie0ensfonig NIT
ia" aatfiger &rone iiber Wteer, Inn
mic Elm begoiiener @1t0el mieoer beint-
5rtfommen. Der &eriailer 6rte0e,
mel6e 8~laspbemie 6ieies 8orteS,
permebrte MIR sic ltnraIt in Dem
Serenfeiiel europGii6er 8olitif. 0a-
Der lit oas beritGnOlid, OaB Senator
8orob, sic Hiidfebr 81 6en 3uIt1n-
Sen Dor Dem &rie9e bergeltcllt miiien
m06te. 9omit er 0os 8lltpege bringt,
miini6en mir ibm oie Solfroft Oes
SerfuleS, 0amit er Ser lernGiIden
gQiierten-SDoro nit einem Strei6
oie &opfe abi6IGgt. 9lber audi oamit
more oos piini6ensmerte 3tel nod
nidt errei6t. @as sic 8elt brou6t
lit 0emofrotiiieritng berbunoen nit
Dem SelbItbeItimmltngSredlt Der Sol=
fer.
Gs bat ia Dor Dem groBen &riege,
&0lter, Nationen un0 Seile BON iol=
den gegeber, Die mebr ODER mitoer
oulOeno uno Ieltf5enO inter alttofra-
tiidem So6e ibr 2eben friiteten, uno
oiclen muB MIN Die @ele9enbeit
ser freien @obI geboten merOen, emit
lpe0er IeIbitGnoig 81 mer0elt, ooer ii6
90 un3ui6lieBen, mobin ibr Sim iid
neigt. @usnabme oorf es feline ge=
ben. SIT oieier Ston0punft errei6t,
10 lit 81 0auern0em 6rieoen fein mei=
terer S6ritt mebr. Damn lit a1t6 Ell
ne @otionenligo, cine 8olferberbrii-
oerung, mogli6 un0 ON &labe, Inn
olenfaliigen Srieoensit0rern auf ben
&opf 81 flopfen. 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11

fonnen.
O2it ser ber5li6en Bite Inn Sbre
meitere llnteritiisung am groBen Sic
6esmerf, 5ei6net bo6otteno
Tiir 6en @recrtip- Slltsihub:
81. &. &idrotb, Ntgr.
Berlin g. IS, %. San. 1921.
Serrn Or. Saul @Ieis,
Sefret6r Oes 9. 6. &eIief Committee
8aibingtou, Q. s.
Sofberebrter Serr Yrofeiiorl
Sbr geI6GsteS Sdrciben bonn 20.
0e8em6er bat uus oufri9tig %erfreitt
-erieben mir bod 0arous, in mie
treuer, nurmber5iger 8eiie Sic OIL
unierer arbeit Nnteil nebmen. IS
lit fiirmobr ouBeror0entIi6 ermuti-
qen6, INNER mieoer neue 8epeile
treuer Seimatliebe ieitens unIerer in
ser 6erne mobnenoen 8ofsgenoiler
All erbaIten. - SnSbeionoere bat es
uns audi intereiiiert, Dab Sic ieit So
bember 1919 i6on $1,000 mad
0eutidGan0 unO Selterrei6 buben
abgeben Ioilen, mas ongeiidts 0es
llmIton0es, Dob sic nur elm fleiner
3peig Oes groBen ltnteritiibungSmer-
fes Iino, bod cine re6t biibi6e Sum-
me be0eutet.
Mit Mufmerfinmfeit ~nerfolgen mir
bier ou6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber
6as BON 0em european &elief @oun'
cir" in sic 8ege geleitete Silfswerf.
SIT 0ieies l1nternebmen i6on an nro
fir ltf olS elm totfrdftiger 8epeis
fir sic SiIfsbereitidaft Der gereinig=
ten Staten bod on5ui6lagen, 10
miir0e es angelt6ts Der ungebeuren
Scot in unierem 2anOe iebr erfreuli6
Iein, tuenn Ser fir OeutI6lano ge-
pIontc 6-9 @iaionen 9oaorbetrag
mirfIi6 3ulommenf6me. 8ir mod
ten bierbei MIR Ben 8unid auBern,
Dab elm Sell oieIer Sammlung oi=
r eft on Die 0otionolltiftung ol8
sic 8ertreterin ser Siiriorgearbeit an
Den n~otIeioen0en 8itpen unO 8ai'
len Ser @efoGenen, Ben @ermiten Der
@rmen, iibermitteIt miro. Die Sea-
tionolItiftung bertritt cine Der beoelts
ten0Iten baterlGnoiI9en Mrfgoben:
0ie @eiunoung, &rGftigung un0 81
der11ng ser &inoer %unierer 6obinge-
r%afften 8eiten.
@ir 5peifeln nidt, bob uniere in
Mmerifo nobnenoen 8olfsgenoiien
0os re6te @erItdnbnis fir Oieie 8e-
itrebungen boben merOen, nno mir
piirben au6 Sbnen lebr oanfbar iein,
menn sic in oieIem Sinne fir uns
pitroen.
Wtit treu0eutl6em @rllB un6 Oor-
5iigI. Sodadtung:
1. IteGlp. Soritbenoe:
b o 2oebeII, Staotsminilter.
geIdGftsfiibrenoe i5e-Brdiioent:
SeIber9, &ommeraienrnt.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11
6ilfsOerein.
Sunsert nnS lette ~&eriammlrn9.

Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T fir ben
ndhiten Sonntag gum 8eltetl Der
gSotlei0en0en Ser alien Seimot nor9es
iehen. @rIte, nombafte &iinItler ipers
Sen ihr BeItes leiiten, tint ben Abeto
All einem genuBreiden fir alle 81 &C.
itoIten. Senor-, Sopran-, goB-, Sl=
dim un0 &Iobier-S oGoS meroen ge-
boten meroen, oa5it elm Srto bon ats
er[eIenen &on8ertiGngern. User aber
m6dte nidt unlere sc d I'M e d orc
Ielbit einmal mieOer iingen boretl'
Sen SGngerbuno uno ben @ernlolllo
M6nner6pr? Sic mer0en uriS m ben
INNER bliibenoen @arten oes oenfz
ihen 2ie0es fiibren; mir meroelt. mn
linen monOern orr6 ber5altberte
Grilh[inaspraht, mer0en Serber itllo
Sinfen i'm 2ieoe laui6en II. tetlell oas
Slid epig iunger 2iebe, mIe pes
0idters M1n0, lei e8 8ilbelm Wali=
fer. lei es Scar @ein5ierl, lei es VI
6enoorff, tie oorltellt nno I'M @er5en
lieht. Son SoDbn rno 8oglter bis
ann mooernen &%a6maninott Der
nod poriqe ISOLDE in 8ol9ingtoll
NOR. meroen uns bie &iinltler Broben
hires &6nnens unO 8roben efter,
mobrert &un1t geben. &ngeit3ts oes
mobltGtigen 3mede8 OeS Son6ertes
11n6 Ser Wiiben, oie %angepa1lOt mur-
Sen, Inn es 5uItanoe 81 brittgerL ltllo
einqeoenf Ser Sotiade, oaB ldr1tll9e
@eteilieten lire 9ienIte l%tnentgelf-
Iif Dem Silfstperfe CUR Sertlt9ln9
oe5tellt baben, Iolten piele, biele 3u-
b6rer fommen, IoDuB Der Saal bredQ~
ems bpa miro. Sir Oie Songer UNI
Qiinftler mGre elm i6ledter SeIu9 Ell
ne fiirdterli6e GnttGuidung; aliBer-
6em cine 8~elei0igltng uno gttdtipltr-
6io1tna ibrer uno unler oler 1oealer
M6liffen uno 8eItrebutgen, naHOent
{id 10 bieIe tiidtige &rdfte ~freilpllllg
erboten, 0ur6 lire 4rbeit lllo WdlDe
Sen ornlen 0euti6en 81 belfe1.
Ser Iebte Sbeateraben0 brafte llber
5000 elm. Die @ei6GTtSperionm'
lima BON Iebten Sreitug NOR IN Der
Qooe, Benz Central @uSi6uB IN yten
gorf fir Mil6ienOungen etc: $500
aufommen at loiien. Ser &beater-
fruppe muroe offi8iea geoantt tnr oel
@rfola 1ln6 oie @rbeit I'M 9lerl1te Der
M~ohltGtiqfeit, beion0ers Serrr @m.
.Sonnemqnn, Ser 6ieie 0Srrppe" uro
g(rbeit uripriingli6 in Die Sa1oe
nohm. SIN Shreiben logen II. a. 5met
0uittunqen Dor iiber ben @mpfang
non @e[S, ndmli6 iiber $50 BON Der
Ireim. SanitGtsfolonne 5iirtb m
8onern (StaotiefretGre S6orr lttlo
Miider) urlo bonn Central gtusi9uB
iiber $500. Cine aleiOerfiite glng
mie6er nah 0euti6lano ab. 9as
Silfsfomite oppeGiert nodmols an
SEN neutrality-suspicious. oaer 6relinoe.
Mon moge bod 25c ieoe 8o@e 1nr
oie armen 0eutiGen uno olterr. &in'
Ser 5uriidlegen. ., ~,
IS moqen einige tDpii6e, eingelali-
fene S6reiben BON Sonnar folgen;
Stem gorf, ben t6. 5ebriar 1871.
!Serrn 0r. Saul @leis, S6riftfiibrer
@oibington &elief Committee.
Sehr qeebrter SEER Or. @leis:-
IS eerei6t uns 5ur Srere SDrlen
mitauteiIen, ooB mir beltte nod an
uniere Gerteilungslteaen IN Serlln
,Ino Wien geidrieben unO oieie gebe-
ten hoben, inn 0amen Sbres aomites
non Ser nod nidt geOedten gail3 20
Rilten fono. Mil6 lie $7.5o.$49o'oo
inter 8eoiirftige our gertellung gu
5rinqen. Quittungen ltnO 9amt-
ihrpiben Der @noempfdnger DoTTeH
Dir Sbnen re6t balO iiberienOeH gu
Washington Journal., 1921-03-11
@ruipeft Sill 5rieO6uf.

0ie jGbrli6e @%eriammlung Der
2ot- un0 @rabeigentiimer bonn &ro-
ipect Sill Srieobof fihoet itatt am
9ienstas, Sen Is. MGrs 1921,
abenOs s ubr,
in ser SoGe 0es Oriental 8ouber-
ems, @fe 6te uno S StroBe N.-8.,
Gingang Ste StroBe.
9ie 8eamtenpabl fin6et IN 0eriel-
ben Saue itatt am
9tenstag, BEN %. MGrs 1921,
bDn 4 bis s ltbr.
Ism. Wartin, SefretGr.