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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Eternal snow" on mountain t,rs. never melts because The rarehed air sh. stracts all heat from surrounding a ob- jects. s
 Owing 10 the popularity Of silk sfsea- inEs. it is said thert is a shortarn ef this material for making telephone ap4 paratus.
 Los Angeles thieves recently nrrA .np a steam roller ard drove Ii away. whsn the police found it there was nothinr len of the 6 i-2 ton machine but the otr main roller.
 The Misses Mary rorrence and frao- gene Eoorhees. two graduates of North western university. at Evanston, III. have opened n chop suey restaurant in the. uni . rsity town.
 Tn many Of the large cities Of cAlna there are establishments where berxzrs voluntarily submit to having their eyea taken out and their heads broken. in sf- der to excite public pity.
 It is only within the last hun6rsa years that the tomato has come ints general use as food. Some people up to fifty years ago refused 10 eat torna. toes believing that they caused cancer, which. however. has been disproved.
 Mime. Grassot has just quit the FrrneA stage. sfter eighiy-fve years of acffnel Despite her years. she stiil possess4s | splendid health. does not wear g.assen and enjoys a reientive memory os see comedies in which she starred during h.s | career. A. Larsen. of Neillsviiie. WIS. recent. i ly chopped down a white oafI that wni found 10 be 1S7 years old. Spikes em- bedded In the wood for forty-six years were found to be the remains of q plat form that hunters had built for shooting deer. Half of the tree made fourteen ard one-han cords of hrevood ~e-
 Widely known as an emblem ot rosd luck. the swastika is Of very aacleaf origin. It was in use In Japan in nn- cient times. and Is still common fherr and in Korea In China it has been un~a from time immemorial to mark saersf or specially honored vorks of art hnnfI ings, porcelain, pieturen and rebel
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
Slave to Tobacco :?
 Let Nicotol
 Set You Free.

Ars you q slave to tobacco, 60 addicted b it's use that you m1et have your daily upply or feel nervous and irritable and unhappy? If you have reached this point g always injurious to health and nerves. srain and body. Quit before it is too late regain your freedom before hope is lest. gicotol will kill the craving for tobacco. one up your nerves and make the tobac- 70 habit quit you. You can cut dou,r iour supply of tobacco or quit entirely Fithout loss of time or inEonvenience ar uffering or craving in any way. Get 'ox of Nicotol tablets of your druggist nd after a few days use note the won. erful improvement in your physical and mental condition. Nieotol is sold under . iron-clad guarantee to refund the mrchase price if it fails.
 eSote: Ask, your druggist about Nicotel.' 1e knows what it has dene for others nd you can trust him te tel. you what ! will do for you-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
coLoRED PEOPLES PROGRAMME
 FOR EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION

The program for the emancipation celebration of the colored people of Nor wich and vicinity is complete. Rev F. E.. Jackson. pastor of the Mt. Calvary Baptist church. makes a special request. that the citizens (white) will allow his people to be honored by their presence in great numbers on the evening of April 2S, at the Community House, Church street. The race will be seen at its best from anti-bellum times to the present, in act and music.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
MOTOR DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS
 WILL BE OVER S2,OoO. 900

The figures of the receipts of the Con- nerticut- motor vehicle department from January l to March 10 of the present year indicate that the receipts for ;he year will amount to over :2,000,a0 Up to March 10 the reeeip:s amounted to s1,SS0,S27.54 as against about $1.047, ,062 for the same period last year. The num- Der of licenses issued to ope:1tors also shows a notable increa SC. To date the licenses are: Motor vehicles 72,135 . mo- torcycles 7S6; public service cars 1,eI0. The number of jitney drivers licenses is greatly in excess of last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
HepaIri.r wan Auto smashed.

Repairs are being made to the high brick wall at the rear of the yard of the Broadway residence of George W. Car roll. A broken down section of the wal was left as evidence one night of an au' tomobile that hit the wall with a crash that was heard around the neighborhood but the machine got away without any. one finding out whose 1t was. Search oi garages for a machine with red bricl stains on the. front fender also failed tC locate the machine
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
Electric Power For Thames Bridge

The work of installing electric power to operate the draw of the Thames river highway bridge has been completed in the past four weeks. This replaces the steam power which has been used. While the dismantling of the steam plant and the installation Of the electric power was go- ing on, travel across and through the bridge was uninterrupted.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
EXPECTATION.

We bought ourselves little home. We bought it in the fall f And all the winter long we've vlsied for
 springtirne. f-Fe We bought ourselve a little home. We have not seen it all. -. l-a. For much of it is hidden ill the rurfna.
 time. - - For the lilac by the window Waves its shost-arrnE in the bresza lp the porch twines lacy promises - or future blooms and bees In the shrubbery a birds nest Wet. disconsolate and cold psr And the garden. full Of myst'ry. Keeps a-whisDering from the mould. We bought ourselves a little home. We bought it in the fan
 And now our brown -arth's creeniAg 6f
 the springtirne.
 We have seen the brown earth rfirrsnr Where the waves of sunlight fall; In our garden we've been peerinx infn
 Epringtime. Constance F. Hoar, in New York gun.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
CUT THIS oUT-IT IS WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc and Chicago, III, writing your name and ad- dress clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and sides. and back, rheumatism, backache kidney and bladder ailments, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome ard thor ton, biliousness. headaches and sluggish bowels. Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
ASSIGNMENT DATES MADE
 FOR JI-Ry CASE TRIl

Tuesday. March 22nd.-Redden vs Gf- bey, on trial; Naples ys Parsons. Solar vs Shuris Slade ys Fernandez.
 Wednesday. March 2rd.-Limpert Sales Co.,. Inc. vs Mcfarland. ct al. Gates vs Geer ct al. Dorr vs Noshier -Crandan KS Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. nisi.
 Thursday. March 24th-Murphy vs Howard. Duff vs C. T. Maxson. Arm strong. ct al vs Moran. ct al. V. and s. Bottle Co vs Rich ct al.
 Friday. March 25th-Short calendar. bar meeting and assignment of cases.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
Discharged Army Men May Enlist ii
 Navy

Word was received at the navy recruit ing station. in New London, that ex-army and marine corps men who have been discharged from the army marine corps and coast guard. will be, given the cp- bortunity of enlisting in the navy. The recruiting agent in New London will be very glad to furnish further information
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
A. L Anr,iiasr ta EEi.s.

Permanent officers :. 10 serve Irving sogue auxiliary to Fletcher post, No. 4, American Legion, will be elected at the meeting next Monday evening. Every one eligible for membership will be vel some at the meeting, which it is expected will have a large attendance
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
lUnclaimed. Lettera.

The list of unclaimed letters in Nor wich Conn.,, post cffice for the week end- ing March 19, 1921: Roger Dolbear, J. E. Duxbury, Karl Hoffman, Royal Ken- nedy, F. w. Reynolds.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

to all young men who express desire 10 enlist and can be interviewed at the postoffice. New London from $500 a m. to 5:0oip. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

Sugar exists in the sap of lss plants
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
THE WEATHER.
 CandItinna.

THE WEATHER. -'
 CsndItiohs. The outlook is for generally fair and much warmer weather Saturday and Sum day in the Middle Atlantic and New Eng land states & s.
 Winds OR Atlantic Csast. Disturbance of considerable intensity near and south of New Foundisnd, mov- ing rapidly northeastwRrd.
 North of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate variable winds, becoming southeast and south, fair wea- ther Saturday.
 Fsreeast. ,.% Southern New EugTand: Fair and warmer Saturday; Sunday cloudy and East New York: Partly: cloudy and warmer Saturday ; Sunday unsettled and warmer. E@ 4.
 Observations in Norwich.
 The Bulletins observations show the following records reported from changes in temperature and barometric readings
 Ther. Bar. a. n1 ...s...s.,,,....... 5V zs.oO 12 m ...........s'.'. .'..'..:t 20 as'so @ P m :...:-,....:...'.::'- ze. SV'V9 hghest Se' IoHeSI ze' '
 Comparisons t, ,- Predictions for Friday: Fair and ccld- CT. ~;
 Fridays weather: As predicted.
 = -. - ---------z---- < 'S -
 SUN. NOON AND TIDES.
 Sur ll High ] Moon
 Rises. Sets, fl Water. Sets.
 Standard. Tinle.) Day. i q m. I D: ril. II a: m. II D. m. II ...D sos s.52 O.!2 l1.os Is 5.5s 5,5S 2.27 0.tO IS .,tl '5.5S 5:57 M 4sS 2.02 10 .n 5.5l 55S 5.43 24S 20 III SEA t5 559 ii S45. 3.33 Six hours after high water 1t is low water, which js followed by food tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
TAFTXIELE

Six hours after high water 1t is low water. which is follo xed by food tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

Comparisons. :. Predictions for Friday: Fair and ccld- CT. %f Fridays weather: As predicted. '
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

The outlook is for generally fair and much warmer weather Saturday and Sun- day in the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

ware?"
 Please. teacher, he wanted ts rs te Atlantic City."-Boston Transcript
 "I guess I'm getting old" --s
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
@tngefan0t.
Der grOfte 2umpen6nnS.

8er lit, mein 5obn, ser gr0Bte Gum,
penbuno
Nuf oieiem meiten @roenruno2
SIT es Der HuB', Der fein @rburmen
fennt,
Der M%oiienb1uier nie0erbrennt,
Der acknowledgement uno M1oden
ihGroet,
8oS Seben bon @reiien utlo ainoern
en0et2
SITS @roBbritannien's ltoI5er Sobn,
Der oler WenidIi6feit gum Sobn
@ebroden Dem 8oIferfriege Die 8ohn
aus Sab uno @ier uno @roben-
mobn2
SITS Der 6run6oie, Ger NIT @onnen
Gin Solbiabrbunoert ouf &ode ae-
Ionnen2
SIT es Der 0ogo, Scr Infant
Seil an Dem 8unoeS Sreubruh
nabm2
Nein, ncin-mein Sobn-oer gr6Btc
Sumpenbuno
Nllf oielent meiten Groenruno,
Zen finoeit 9u-ob S6mod uno
Shan6'
Sn nni'rem freien 0onfeelan0,
IS 1T Der Sobn pom oelitiden Stom.
me,
9eltti6 maren Gater, Mlttter, 4mme,
Der bier ebIidt oos 9idt Der 8clt
Sid 0eutidIanos 6einoen 5ugeIeat:
Der ldamlos iein @elAleft berlGrg
net,
SIS NIT geradtung o9utd~ be8eiG
net;
Der miiniht, Dab in oem blutie.i
&riege
Qettlhlono Oernidtet unterIiegel
3oS ilt-mein Sobn-0er qr65ts
Sumpenbun0
gtiht nert, Dab i'm beiprist ser
S~troBenbuno.
(@oritebenoes @e0i6t ultroe inns
fpdbreno oes groBen &rieges sitae.
ionot, ober %beriebenoIi6 berIeot.
Seute fam cs nun mieoer gum Ior.
i6ein uno bringen mir es beute oltf
@rnih oes @inien6ers gum g(boruf.
@nm. Der He0ottion.)
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
Office. 40 ee&ite straht @OrOueit

General Sod fam Dor einiaen
Sogen in gten Dorf un0 8~oibington
an. IN ytep Yorf mur0e Der qroBe
General Dor Dem Rotbous feierIid
empfangen. Ginige Gage ip6ter, am
Wtontog, Den 81. OCTOBER, bieB man
einen onoeren General bort miafom.
men, Den groBen oeuti6en 01uIifer
Hidor0 StrouB Gomponilten 0es
g&ia @uIenipieeel", nSalome", uno
gHoientobolier. StrauB fam orf
oem0 ampfer 9goriotic" in 3eugorf
oorigen DonnerStag an. Cine Diel.
toiienot6pfige Wenge bearilBte Sen
Deutiden Dor Dem 3otbaus, oorlrnter
I'M Nanten Der Stoot Netu gorf ser
9iirgermeiiter &Dlan, ferner 8ictor
Serbert, Rubin @olomord uno 9e.
rol0beimer. StrouB ontuortete in
oeut d n Sprode. Gr nabm oie
9uloiqnng oil, niht in ieinem ga.
men, lon0ern in Dem 0es oeutfd.
en- 8pterIan0e
Die ltngarn meroen MN ibren
Sonig Sarl bon llngarn enogiiItig
obeten mo tlu1, mas Die oeut.
lhen &leinitoaten ldon 1918 taten.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING llnearus
entldeioet in oieier ISOLDE (0onners.
tag) iiber oos Sdidiol aorls. Die.
Ter ieI6it lit mad @oIae in Gumdnien
in Die gerbonuung geididt moroen,
IN oas 2mlO, Nos er nit Otodenien
nod 1916 iiegrei6 iiberramte.
-gtad offioieIleu Queaen oes bic.
Iigen Grbeitsminiiterium bat lid sic
Seben $ boltunQ in 0eut{d. +.
lano lett Dem /. Sanuor 1921 nm
8ro3eut oerteuert, 8. b.
oerihIedtert. Bonn 3. September bis
gum I. Oftober oieies Sabres oGein
iino Die meiiten 9eOarisartifeI, oo.
ruiter GleiOung, S6ube, 2oblen, i'm
0urdibnitt nm is o8unfte" geItie-
gen. Grourig, traurig, aber mabrI
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
0eutI6es &pn3ert
@rufes SpernfOnaert am SOnntas,
ben 10. @OOember, nit benz beriibm-
ten Oentiden SgerniGnser, Serrn
gilbert SdOtt, ais @ait,

Gin GROCER mliifoIii6er @enlib
Itebt ben W~titglieoern uno 5reuns
ben oes 9. 6. SiIfspereins beoor.
SIS lit 6rdulein S6ooe gelltngen iid
Die Wtitmirfung oes beriibmten Nef-
fen 0es groBen 8agneri1ngerS On
ton S6ott, fir oen am 10. 8. 0ttS.
in ser &alIe oes &ontoro &lrbS Itatts
5ufinoenoen 8enefi5abeno 5u li6ern.
@err gilbert S1ott, Elm 8olbin9ton.
er bon 8eburt, mur0e bon leinem oui
8eiu6 bier neiIenoen Ontel entoedt,
nit no6 9euti6lanO eenommen uno
in Der Wtuiif a1sgebilOet. Sol9e
2ebrer mie SrofeiIorS todboltien mo
SeIir Mottl bereiteten ben iungen
Wtatn fir Die groBe Sper Dor. Als
yWanrico" in 8eroi'S 0Srobotore"
trot er gum erIten Scale un0 5lpor
nit ourdi6logenoem @rfolge nlf
An oieien gbeno idloiien lid cine
Heibe bon elon5enoen Eriumpfen fir
Den il1tgen Seloentenor, nel6er balo
an ale 9roBeren Opernbiibnen IN
0euti1lonos uno Oeiterrei6 beriifen
muroe. Sn ben 8alfanldt0erit, TO-
mie auh in Stodbolm, Gbriltianio,
&openbogen uno onoeren StGoten
lang er @aitroaen uno umfaBt iein
&epertoire bier5ig Seloentenorparti-
en-, oarunter 2obengrim S%onnbGli-
Ter, &aoul, &ooomes, >Sloreltun,
8asio, Soiepb GSoiepb in gegpp-
ten"), Surioou, Gamir, Binferton,
MolamielIo, @ogaroo, SouIt, Don
Sole, George 8ropn, G9ie meiBe
0ome"), uno ben Siegmlno uno
ben Siegfrieo aus 8osners Sting"
Ntidt nltr ais 8agnerlanger - Nl-
bert S1ott n2obengrin" miro jeoem,
Der i'm in oieier &oGe lie eeieben
uno gebort bot, etpig unpergeBlid
bleiben-ionoern aud aIs 2~ieoeridn-
ger oltf ser &on5ertbiibne erporb
Ii6 ser &iinltler nelte 2or6eeren.
Im Sonntag Mben0, Ben 13. SEQ
bember, miro uns nun oie @elegen-
belt geboten merOen, Serrn Nlbert
S6ott ni6t MIR oeuti6e 2ie0er, ion-
bern audi @rien aus eroBen Spern
iingen 81 boren. Auf oieien 8aib-
i%ngtoner oiirfen mir nit &e6t ltola
iein! Die bortreffli6e BianiItin
Srau bon 8oper miro ais 8egleite.
rim fungieren.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
SaQuiueen-HartD i'm Sentiden
@aiienbnns.

Nu6 uniere 8aiienfinoer lollten
cine &allomeen-Gortp baben, ltn6 i6
CLAUDE, Dies mar 0ie bette, mel6e id
je geleben babe. 8ir fennen @errn
Ereil, ooB er INNER etmas originel-
les in ieinem gelebrten &opfe bat,
bod oieieS Wtal miiiien mir Sroll
8reiL Der Watrone, Ben &or5ug ges
ben; oieies Mdl befonmt 5rou 8reil
fir ibr guteS Arrangement oaS Sob
un0 &err Treil befam Die 8idle,
bon bier ais &lus&lu s&lon berflei-
oeten Sralten un0 WGo6en, nGmli6
Wforie &roea, Barbara Mtilaer, @nt.
ma Magrlloer, uno olS Nnfii6rer
6rou Osfar Greil. 0ieielben moren
nit alten 8eien bemoffnet uno fielen
Iogleid iiber Serrn Yreil Der, oelien
mobl9eloftes Soar iob i'm Mltgen=
bliG aus ais elm permiiltetes &rGben.
nett. Cine Heger-M amD muroe bon
Dem ms befannten 30gling Sreo.
8otb 10 gut borgefiibrt, Dab niemanb
ouBer 3meifel NOR, es mare cine See
germ nit ser 8abp- Carriage. Oas
l6onite fam nod 8rlebt, Elm Sancp-
Dance BON Ser fleinen Morie Bor-
ten. 9ieier mar ausge8ei6aet. 8ie-
lc Meiitter un0 Sater ser 30glinge
maren eingeluOen nm it6 nit ibren
&inoern 3u ~freuen; Damn mlroe ge-
ton5t, alt6 cine altertiimlide 8olo-
naiie muroe aufgefitbrt. Ser Sail
bon Dem @uerou of ENGRAVING botte
bel ieinen 6reunoen 9 Collars ge-
iammelt, oafiir CAB es See Cream
uno Gofc ltno @ingerole. I'm IL
llbr mar es fat nod. 8it friib gum
Sdeioen, bod es mllBte geldieoen
iein linb Elm jeoes ser 9(nmeienoen
nabm oaS 9emubtiein nit mad Sou.
ie, einigc idl0ne uno unbergeBli6e
Stun0en berlebt 5u baben.
Bouline @altber.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
8asar.
DEC.

am A. Nobember, abenoS s llbr,
finoet Die 5ueite 0elegaten-@er-
fammllfng in Der Concord Club Sal
le ltatt. @Ge Serren uno 0omen lino
oringenO gebetenL onpeieno 81 fem,
oa Der 8a5ar nltr nod einen Wonat
entfernt lit unO nod bieles gu beipre-
den lit.
Seute FAM aus Dem fernen Dit
preuBen elm Observation-Disclosures
an. Gin oeuti6es &ino, BOB ieinc
bittenoen ieOo6 ~oanfbaren SGnoden
gum guten @ngel aus 9eutibameri-
ia erbebt. 8eioe 8upp6en 8eigen Die
3eit uno 2iebe bic BEL Der 4nferti-
gltng beripenoet nuroen, uno meroen
cine 3ierOe in Der 9ltppen6uoe fem.
auBer0em beri9tete Serr SEQ. 8.
Spier, 0oB elm H%uppenpaar aus
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
GpneurS @lnb.

9oS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oeS Son
cor0.&lltbs bat 0nS ~folgenoe Irr
gronm fir sic Salon oufgeiett.
Donnerstag, den 3. November 1921
Metzelsuppe.
Dienstag, den %. November 1921:
Karten-Abend.
Montag, den 10. December 1921:
Vortrags-Abend.
Sonntag, den IS. December 1921:
Theater-Abend.
Dienstag, den ~. December 1921:
Weihnachts b scheerung.
Montag, den Q. Januar 1922.
Grosser Neujahrs-Ba
Mittwoch, den IS. Januar 1922;
Dienstag, den II. Januar 1922:
Oyster Supper.
Vortrags-Abend
Sonntag, den 30. Januar 1922:
Crosses Konzert.
Montag, den 6. Februar 1922:
Grosser Maskenball.
Dienstag, den IA. Februar 1922;
Vortrags-Abend.
Sonntag, den &c. Februar 1922:
Komischer Abend.
Dienstag, den Z. MARI 1922:
Deutsches Abendessen.
Montag, den 13. MARI 1922:
Vortrags-Abend.
Sonntag, den 10. MARI 1922:
Theater-Abend.
Montag, den 10. April 1922:
Kinder askenball.
Dienstag, den 25. April 1922:
Vortrags-Abend
0ie iGmtli6en @ergniigen finoeI
in Der @oQe oeS &lltbS, 314 8 Stro
BE &c. 8. ltott.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
SIfsperein.

9ie @~erlammlung am 81. Sttober
fano inter gutter 8eteiligung Itott.
Ser 8eri6t oeS Ginlooungsfomites
fir Sen 8o5ar muroe nit 9dnf ent.
gegengenommen, un0 elm GrecutiD'
&omite ernannt, Inn ben SilfSDerein
81 Dertreten.
Die Sinana-S efretGrin tonnte be-
ri6ten, bob Der 8auerntan3 in ieOet
Sinii6t Elm @rfolg mar, Oo Dem &in'
oerlpeiiungsfono oaour6 gegen $3.50
5uflieBen. 9as arrangement lag in
Sen SGnoen BON Serrn 8m. Same
mann llno Sran Or. Sd.
Nm 10. Nobember beronltaltet Der
SilfSberein ieinen Mulitalil6en
Mbeno, Der Elm GROCER @enuB fir
ale Multfliebbaber iein miro, uno
oos &omite bofft, oaB al6 oieier
glbeno unS einen S9ritt neiter brin-
gen miro, unier Quota 5u erlangen.
@s fonnten meitere $500 obgel6idt
meroen.
Oos &omite, 6os sic alei0ers&iIteu
siir Ben Serlanot paft, modte oner
aiitigen @ebern ibren 0anf n1sibre.
cber, ga Die &leioer ale rein un0 i'm
grlten 3uItanoe maren. @eitere 90
ben meroen gerne in Der Concord
9ale entgegengenommen.
m m
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
Sale fiirs 9cutIde Nai.
IenbanS.

am A.. 10. uno t6. 0obember 5.
s., finoet an Ser 6ten Str. uno Sla.
Abenlle %. 8. Elm Gummage Sole
gum 9eIten oes 0eiItiden 8oiienbolt-
les ltott, arrangiert bon oen 0amen
oes gtobUereins. @ae, Die Hummaqe
boben, limo gebeteL 6rau emma
Ebomforbt, Nain 40t7, ouf5urufen
lpel6e Die Soden obboIen IGBt. Die
ilblife monotIide 8eriommlung fin.
oct bereits um g.. 0ooember Itott, al.
10 cine ISOLDE friiber.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
v@crmaniu MGnncr-G 6Or."

Der n@ermonio MGnner-G bor"
beranltaItet am &orobeno oes 0ont-
iogungstages einen groBen lleber-
roihungstan5 in Ser Solle oes Gon-
coro Stubs, 314 e Ctr. g. 8. Sin
lleberroihun9en limo groBe 0inge
in Nltsiidt geitelt, mie uns Die 8or-
iiber oeS 8olles, Die @erren Streit
nn0 MoienfeIO, beriihern.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04

Sdoumblrg -2ippe, 8or5eaongeIO
aus Wteibeu iiip. oneeIonet lit.
ollie @aben fonnen BEL &errn SAM
nemonlL 234 WapIe Apeuue, Safo-
ma Horf; Or. Worgaret Sd, AZ
Aoams ctr. &c. 50; un0 bel Srau
20. 9. &oenie, She Semoro, obeege.
ben meroen.
0odmoIs bite redt boG5GbIig 5u
erIHeinen. M.G.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
Ser SimfenSe Sote 9alenSer

lit mnmmebr eingetroffen nmb iuir6
alien nnieren D~ere6rten 2eiern fret
nnO unentaclOlid 5nseianbt iueroem
in Ben nGditen Sasem. 9erielbe lit
rei6bultis al politiiden nnb lofalen
Wadridtem nniereS alten @aterlam.
bes nnS Elm iuillfommener 8aIt.-
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04

perberrli6t uno ais ettpnS gon58uns
Oerbores geprieien 81 merOen, 10 pie
man an Sen 8iirgerfrieg un0 Die &e-
pollution oenft. Ils penn Oie Belt
oes @rolens uno Sdredens cine
3eit oes @lon5es ur0 Der @r0Be ge-
melen mGrel Graurige 3eit, naf)
mel6er, ant @n0e 0erielben, Die 2elt-
te erlei6tert oltfotmeten mie bon eli
mem Alporud befreit, no6 elmer Or
Ioiung, uno riefen: oSbe @ar is
operl" Der Slim lit elmer Ger idntlts-
igiten Hropo9anoo= @ei6idten bon e..
EbiIlipps Sppenbeim entnom.
men, Ser sur &riegs3eit feline anti
betti6en Senfer0ienlte i6on l%eiitete,
iebt aber nonig peraltet lit. SSn Ser
begleiten0en Mliif muroe om @benO
oes Iebten6reitog inter onoerem ollf
Die Anfunft 0es D&riegsgotteS" bar
geiteat, momit Ser orme beutl1e &oi-
Ter gemeint mar. IS erei9nete lid)
uber, Dab 3ur ielben Stuloe, genalt
INN 8 llbr obeno8, Sod in
@oibington I'M ltnion=8obnbof an
fam. 9ie Sronie bot Ga einen nab
rem Sriltmpf. 9oS Solf ober op-
plaltOicrt nidt mebr, aud nif)t beim
&orfitbren oes 8iloes oes Generals
&eribing. Die Mo0e IGuft lett chen
oobin, fir Die 4brii It ung g, ni6t
u II riiitung, 5u beten itto @eiude
ultb 8ittihriften on oen HrGltoenten
Saroing 5u i6iden-mit ermuntern.
Ben 8orten I'M ontifriegeril6en Sin.
ne. Die pacifiitii6e Stimmltng
i6eint gelpilienW ni6t
in ben &ram 81 poIien, uno founte
inoireft audi ben &unnen 5u @ute
fommen 0arum olio 0ieie Nnltren.
gungen?
8ie Sod oo6 bon @ilion geoemii-
tigt ml1roel @ie er Dor @ilion's
Eiire obgebIibt it'll 90 grob lit lelten
Elm feinfiiblenoer 5ran8oie bebonoelt
moroen. Der friibere 8rGiioent mar
fronf un0 fonnte Sod ni1t lpreden
-3mei ooer orei Gage ip1ter aber
fobrt Ser Selo~pon 8oris I'M Muto
aus uno ma1t lines po5ierfobrt ii6er
Die @iigeI bon 8irginia. 9ie Ma.
genDerltimmung lit porii6er. @illon
miro ioear an ben Seierli6feiten in
IrIington nadlte @o6e teiInebmen
fonnen-alio gum erIten Male ii6 in
Der OeffentIi6feit mieoer 5eigen.
Siebt ooS niGt genau mie cine De-
monltrotion aus?
Ser 8oibingtoner rSeralo" bonn
lebten Wittmo6, Sen 2. @obember,
ma6t ii6 iiber BEN oeliti6en &ei9S-
fan5ler 8irtb re6t lu1tig. Seine
fiir5lide &eitgnotion uno iofortige
Niidfebr in Iein Nmt lei MIR Sbeater-
ipiel QeDeien. 0ie 0eittl6en Iiebten
ia OoS Drama uno 0ie 8iibne 10 au-
Berorosntli9, iie ieien bon Ntotllr aus
S6auipieler. uSbe German IifeS TO
plan a part, to pretend, to Itrut ono
to crate. 8ir moIlen einmol leben,
oh ni6t BET Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
nGdlte ISOLDE uno BEL Ser 9eeroigung
oes .unbefannten Soloaten COB mirf-
lid Elm Soter I'M Sarg iein miro?)
biel mebr Sbeater geipielt miro ais
Die gan5e, CRIME, oeuti6e &egierltng
%liefern fam, Die 3umol cinen bum
gernoen Magen bat, nit Dem iid
mobl nidt gut ipielen ldBt. 6ranf
Sarris, Der Serartsgeber bon 8eor-
IONS @aea8in, tritt iogor enoli6
unb enogiiltig ms 8ribatleben 8u-
rid, oa ibm1 nod ieiner eigenen Mlts-
iage, bi%er5ulanoe Ger lit GnglGnoer)
in Der 8olitif 81 piel gebeu6elt uno
Den 2euten borgema6t miro. Ser
6euti6e Wi6et lit in ser 8e3iebung
ii6er meniger oromntii9 ols Uncle
Sam.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
8rpkcr DIFFER oait I'M grion 9arf
i'm Baltimore.

Sim Sonntag, Sen 10. Nopember,
finoet I'M I~rionparf in Baltimore,
Der i1brfi6e groBe Splterroalt oes
Irion @eianguereins ltatt, gu Dem
Die 8oibingtoner Srel1noe ber8lidit
e%ingelaoen iino. NGbere Musfunft
lit our6 Serrn Sobn Sit, Ala 6 Str.
90. 8. 5u erbalten. Sci. 6ranflin Ger.
1854.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
glriun-0~ amenberein.

Die 8%erIommlling oes 9rion-Oo
m%enoereins finoet am Mittmod, ben
Nopember bel 6rou 0Is3eipstt,
800 u. S. Npenue &c. IS, ltatt.