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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
LITTLE FIRING
IS REPORTED in
BATTLE REGION
Continued from Page one)

and West Virginia Describing In de-
tail the situation and asserting the
need for federal troops. One such mes
sage from Governor Morgan. OF West
Virginia forwarded a protest from w.
j. jerks, general manager OF the Nor
folk and Western railway declaring
that passengers and employees travel
ing on the roads trains were in dan
ger from flying bullets, that telegraph
and telephone wires were being shot
down and could not be repaired dur
ing the constant fusillade and that
passengers were compelled to take ref
uge beneath the seats Of the cars to
escape injury.
Governor Morrow's telegram convey
ing information that the situation
looked more hopeful. which caused the
withholding of the martial law proc
lanations, explained that Kentucky
state troops not previously available
had, been modified and were being
sent to Mingo-Pike county border on
the Tug river.
It was said at the war department
that the presence Of these troops along
the Kentucky bank Of the river would
go far toward quieting the situation.
For the past few days, army officers
said. rioters on the West Virginia side
when pressed too closely by state po-
lice and special deputy sheriffs had
been slipping across the river to the
Kentucky side, where there were not
enough troops to capture them.
No word had been received at the
war department tonight that General
Read had decided to send federal
troops into Mingo county. It was an
nounced by Secretary Weeks that au-
thority has been conferred on General
Read empowering him to send men
there If he decided they were needed.
Such action would not necessarily be
followed by proclamation Of martial
law, officers said. Should General
Read decide to move troops into the
region, 1t was considered
probable they would be sent from
Chillicothe. Ohio.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
SUMTER CITIZENS
CARRY OUT CUSTOM

OCALA, May 14-Sumter county
citizens met at old Adamsville, near
here, May IL, to carry out their custom
of more than so years to annually
gather and pay homage to those of the
City Of the Dead"
The occasion has been the means.
since inauguration of the meetings, for
reunion Of old acquaintance. To
raise funds for the maintenance Of the
cemetery, refreshments are sold, and
the visitors bring edibIes for picnic
spread.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
MOTORISTS DREAM
ALMOST A REALITY

DELAND, May 1.-THE dream OF
the Florida motorist and good roads
enthusiast for many years, that Of a
paved highway from Jacksonville to
Tampa. Is on the verge Of reality as
the result Of the acceptance Of the Vo-
lusia county board of commissioners
Of the proposal of the state road de-
partment to build a highway in dis
trict Of volusia county from DeLand
to the Putnam county line IL the Vo-
lusia commissioners would agree to
pay the state road department $3.50
SO a mile for the road as 1t is COM
pleted. The district has had 100000
in the bank the last two years wait
ing for the state and federal govern
ments to supply the remainder OF the
fund for construction, as had been
promised. The highway already has
been graded by the state department.
Completion Of this stretch of 70
miles together with a short section In
Putnam and Clay counties is all nee
essary to complete the trunk line brick
or asphalt paved highway between
Jacksonville and Tampa, about 26o
miles. The road passed through
Green Cove Springs. Palatka, Seville,
Pierson, DeLeon Springs, DeLand,
Sanford, Winter Park. Orlando, kis-
simmee. Barlow, Lakeland and Plant
City and on to Tampa. The asphalt
block and brick paved highway be-
tween Tampa and st, Petersburg, an
additional stretch of more than SO
miles, has been in use several years
and with the completion of the Volusia
Putnam, Clay section a motorist will
be able to drive more than 800 miles
into South Florida on trunk highway
without changing a gear of his ma
chine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
TWO VESSELS CLEARED
FROM PORT YESTERDAY

Loaded with a large cargo OF lumz
Der, the French steamship, Elizabeth,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
HOUSE is BURNED IN
WESTERN PART OF CITY

Fire last night destroyed a house
in the western part Of the city on NJ
street, between Belmont and LaRua.
The house was unoccupied at the time.
the owner, John Patten. colored, being
at present in Jail serving a sentence
of four months, two of which have
passed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
MRS. LIZZIE BUTLER.

KLONDYKE, May 14.-Mrs. Lizzie
Butler, wife of Noah Butler, died
Wednesday evening at her home in
Beulah, the funeral being held yester-
day. Mrs. Butler was 70 years of age
and has resided at Beulah since 1888.
She is survived by her husband and
one sister, Mrs. A. Waters, of Beu-
lah; also five brothers, John, Frank,
Theoflis, Robert and Milton Perry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
FIRES ON POSSE;
NEGRO is KILLED
(sy The Associated 1res..,

:. ATLANTA, May 14.-"Ros" Rosser.
negro, accused of shooting and fatally
wounding Deputy Sheriff Kempton. of
CoWeta county, was shot to death near
Granville late today by posse which
opened fire. it was declared after the
negro fired two shots at his pursuers.
Deputy Kempton died today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
FUNERAL MISS STELLA LOWELL

Funeral services of Miss Stella Low
ell will be held tomorrow morning at
10: 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Skies
IL e. Chase-st. The body is expected
to arrive in the city this afternoon.
1t will be accompanied from New Or
leans by Vernon Lowell, a brother.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15

which arrived the first of last week,
cleared at the custom house, Satur-
day. for South America, via. Gulfport,
Miss. It is Consigned to buyers in
Buenos Ayres.
The motor schooner, Pasty, in bal
last cleared custom Saturday, bound
for Havana. It is expected she will
take on cargo at this port on her re-
turn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
OBITUARY.
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MRS. GEORGE GREENHoW

j. V. Price left last night for Tai
lehassee to join Mrs. Price to attend
the funeral services of Mrs. George
Greenhow, an aunt of Mrs. Prices who
died suddenly at her home in ITALIA .
hassee Friday. Mrs Price left yester-
day morning. The funeral services
are to be held today. Mrs. Greenhow
Is a member of a prominent Leon
county family. and is we'll known in
Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15

to 100000 a week, and 10000 re-
ceived increases amounting to about
$4,000 a week. This is shown by the
ministry of labor.
Retail prices fell eight points in
that month. the ministry says, the re-
duction being due chiefly to fall In
the prices of food, although clothing
prices also went down to some ex-
tent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
WAGES IN ENGLAND
HAVE BEEN REDUCED

LONDON, May 14-More than350 900
workers in Great Britain suffered re-
auctions In wages last month amount
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13

due le msri sui cspo dells f4nciullS.
Che ru sia benetet-S ~ disc ~
g Dio mi 1ScC,ti.
Trs nuoys letizia :, tlstuse nells
Fami..ia col fi6anEauento it Nina
parevs. acganto ala vita 3seiiuante
3el uarghese AnnibG'e, !. ,al.lre dl
nuoyi Eeruosli sui sronco annoSo del
PosSenri Anche Ia buoua MarleC-a g.
veya Il suo piccolo ssEreto da scoPrl-
ne P5e-o, che mel ricupero tl amby-
tue E'i 1cchl d aveva attgnyauents
fuv.eEaE a5 ammlrar.a. ls few com-
preu3e-e enc reSt4njo e-lI o-amal al
se-yiio 5yl si-uor ArrtEbi non s. 81
-et1e-o .aSeia-i piu' e nm topp,o ma
t-iuo0i5 ayrcbbs r5urione ! Gustc-C
reSorazgi p-toeipaII della traElcs
ayveutura 3l VIA Gu1s-a..A
la uaraho'a Del uarchgsa 81 go~
uiya -a0.iaueucc. w& cul0-o che
gi-cocfavano atf-i-u Il suo lerto n11
r18rcava Ri rfrecere enc uo-va Con-
.srto-
- Che cusa 5obbamo cbleisrg G
gsu' ala yfta QuarE1 I'm uCm1 ha
. uotus1 $50. zg-e i5srauente al sole E
sue sg-zs E p sue i5ee. -uand1 ha a.
-a.o. cuar6g s'i fu ccucesS di al
Iacca-& lu1 q pa soa s-i-re a-G ug-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13

Clr1ue Gtornata pensando di ayere
sec1fitto rlmperu d'Austris lsggeva-
ro ssouenrJ { bollettini della guer-
"a al confue. NesL ospedah milltari
/ fsril e-s=yeyauo 81 gi1Do IN gior-
70. rrareavan1 / sOccCrsi ulancaya
II tera-C. Euroco chies-l ElI argen-
q ale chIsss si ale fauiglie, seque-
strait / cayalIL 1psru i prestltI- Le
ga-tlve rCezIe curtl1uaysnO e Ia cit
Ia Vrvr6evs IN aspstco des5lato.
Nsl Galore atoso di una estate fra
Ie uiu' t1-r.te. L coutrais 81 alum
-aya-o fsserts s1-to Il sole. cole bot
tsghe sogchiuse. vuCti caifs' Le ia
uiElis che appena potevano tarl0 81
slIgntanavano. nellie loro tsTe, IN
Pism0rrs- Iu LizurIa. non rImana-
"a In citta' che 1ualehs seryit1rp pen
siona-o. gil impisEati, poyeri vecchl-
u0vare d1nue. ed Il corpo della Guar
ia NaziouaIs ilyiso fra due par
uu della resa o della iifesa a olrrau-
IN. III - Luz.o Carlo Alberto da
B0zzolo euarava Gussro pr9c-aua
"ItaLIaul. armareyl g proyTedere al
pericolo cola ensrgja che Il perlc0lc
. IA auueucare nei foEti. ersdi d tan
ts zlcris. Prsterite IuItim0 saeriti-
/ ei9 aIr uuiIilzione e ala Periita del
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13
jITlIi0IGIL AlaIi Ollie ITIIlZiod
LIPPI

Te=ics-Purifiestors del sazzus
(LiPpi Bleed Purifier Touie)
2 gu=IIo luvzrtat5 taI Faruacf-
sta ANDREW F. LLPPL. prcprlz-
tart- della pll Erlu1= faruzcla
l-zllana IN FhtEIieLghlE. E1pC
.-EEll ami q studio ln italia 9
EII lu America g che vIaEs ven
-uEc so--lE-1 -ALI -rE- --tCre e d.
81 aEarrl al-1rlzza-i
81 -r1uZrg in VHutIrA ztrri pu-
rItfE1rgrl del sICELz cen 6 -IaL.
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plr.tlelr1-e LippE, granite psr
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sun LLrrL 1CCLizA che u1E 1crrl
I'd nome del farmaclscA ANDRE FV
= LrPPL
Mglllia Iii perso-a 10 hannc
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p 1anC. E plLc-v1Lisst A barst e
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al 6am 1L
r. us1Eg con sUccaAsC 1aEfs ma
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EeEaE1 D daELi EnrasElni. Per Pm
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gas, fiEE1 eaLLLv1, zrrrLaEl1 11is
gHpCE'r rT. sanEIa IvveL eulr1, nal
Z rpErA. -CIgra d zcluac1i -au-
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chaEza. zervusiauIc, insomnia, 7u-
srulacrH. anemlu. 1IzrurpI d
guaIaiAzi Eanara che 1ipendcnC
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4tati rr4a-feI daI TCNI[C-FE RI
FTCATCE LTPPL Fruvata A
flruana una curl : son sicurr
che come ranti e lan-l aI-rt le
r4rsE rara g uCmantc.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13

S5pra un Iunzo anslito djyeruto real
mini che yerranno e chiuje gl oschl
IA. us-chc' complain Eerlos
Frs ! pin asSiiui Z UeE-lo aecoL-
II al gauezzals 6eirinfermo era don
Carlo. II >aeerdcte Il senl.uouo,
srici TIN 6alls EJ0yius-za. nutrlyano
mo psr Taltr0 I'M senJIusuto d ST.
ma e iii atfetto che ls ultlue ctTco-
s-anze avevauo reso anghe plu' I1-l-
mo r. luJ partieolaruerJe enc /.
wsylesa raecomaniava la sr8 Sira,
e ta lui che rceyeya eouts-ua sul.a
robil.a delraniuo ii Arighi. Sc-l3
se-issa' dei suai p-UposlrL
Ccsi. men:re uJC-uo 8 I'm pd-Pl-
-avar- snSiosi G cguu0ssl raru Cu1-
ri. Il marchese Anri5als P0sssrl II
una -atiosa 8l5a 81 giuEro 81 scco-
ua-aya dalia Wits 1eL.o aCcLs nsls
rf-it5ra' del scrn0 etgruo. baelala
rfmuia f-urrs tatIt sersrIta' dsl-'ul
tlua re1sisrc Ni-aro hbe-a Nlrl
teGee
r- rr %
Ms vanuero / EioruL sglaguratl d
luzlio SgumlcaupagUa Custoza
seyuavuo i p-rE Iu1ri deLls parrla
. I9rc che ropqo Lsggeueu1e 81 G.
ra-o afHdau ALA u55uaeatura dell.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13
CREPUSCOLI
DI LIBERIA

~ IN ans e3 e ieviso a spoSaru
pama che finisoa fanno, il tempo ii
uissterSi d'aecoo5o coils Sus famigliS-
Ia f2nighs e buona, dogma della
nostra Che ne dlci
- Oh ron1o, Doprc ~ ssc.auo
Nina con uUo scoppio 5i planro do
w 81 forjeyano Ie due comwgDcnl IL
lerzis e 81 i1lore, I'aUCrs &j Arr
KIN Ia malatt.a De- nC91o
10 ranDo yotle aEgtuuc7e.
- Nor q rlcco, ma On SCI Ia mia
uuica ereje e non Ii o,co-re alJro.
N0r pCrta t,tcic, wa >taru la temp.
5l 6smoersza II principe ir Canine
"a yen3uoo in cussti Eio-UI u4 POS
seGimecto eCo aruesso Il tso.o d
principe romano g firwo' mel cougraE-
to eentou..8 seu6i per Ia terra. un
scl5o per Il utelo- N0a sarsuo riu'
.ristccratici 5l Lul Lmport8rte e
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13
NUdERoS

che gu STA youtenta ~ cvrtel-5
- Nonpa ~ disc Nina so--iaen-
do in mezz0 ale lsSriure - 10 10 amo
Ga olrre I'M anDol
+ 81 Seuu coSI fs'lee ii syer pro-
uunciate Queste parole che t-ase5uata
5aI bisogto di Srcc1-s'. aususa dr
65era-si 3af peso Segr.o che portsw
is tarto tempe na-re, tuc-o al sCg
caro- yecchic. tu-to daI primo >triu-
sluerto di cua-e Ia se-a De. halo,
1uan5o credetye Arrtghi IN vsr.eo,o
dele spie. g /. ues,o, tuo ala 60.cez-
"a jelluitima sera-
Fecs Ia sca confessions cen tactC
slarci1, tanto abbdnia1c. che le par
ye POI tI ssser>j vcoratS lnre-suerte
atte-rart0 Ia war1 del uo-uc e cu-
preudo's ii bseL Iwr.c-a0as
- H9 fa,-o malea
. III ularcbese in5ere--C pose zu5s-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13

IA yostra independence Ma al 3 dl
sgosto Radetski entraya in hllano;
al q Porta Romano che ayeya yisto
Ia fuga delPesercito nemico subj Ia
umiliazione del ritornO insolente. ii
trionfo dele Cinque Giornate enc a
vevano lanciato Il razzo lumlnoso N
eielo 81 sueEneya in una torbida nu-
vola di funo
Stretta ad Arrighi da IN yincolo
che uessuna ayyersita' poteya d.
.truggere, Nina ringraziaFa IddiO
/ che II nonn1 f0sse mort0 nella gloio-
"a ilLusi0ne della patria libera. Guam
. Il al essi erano gi1ganI. eran0 corag-
Eiosi. favvauIre Il a,pettava- La GRO
f Ce delIo stemma mILauese rIcaIuta IN
vassalIaggi1 deIIaquila bieipiCe, la
lungha b1ianetta iunastare a
+ terrore della p0polazlone, %
-rraseic0 pr0r1,aure dele scIab0le,
+ II vsssiIlo gallo nero dato al ven
10 che per cinTue mesI aveva baciatc
F / coIou Italiani. non e5ber0 il potsrs
dlavviLirLi.
n dirirto e. per moi - dieeva
Arrighl - e rurt5 non e pe-dut1
guan3o tur-o 81 puo' uominciars
H5 I1trato nell 'lsolament0 3 nell 'insi.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13
FINE
yTOVO ROM4EZ0

Con questa puntsta termins h,.
rendice de ia Liberia ParoIa" i .
manzo "Crepuscoli ii Libert9 p n.
prossimo numero incominceren /
qualifications di IN aItr9 ronp,n
del quale non facciamo Il noms i
cui lettura riuscira' motto gradia ,
nosui Iettori, sis per Ia storis ps.a
male che IN ESQ q riprodotta chsp,
La t0rrua 10 stiLe
] vecchf abbonati cerchino di ar
pcrders uessuna punta-a iell'intss
sante romano e sollecitIno / lo,o
mici I'd abbonarsi q La Libera P,
rola7
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13

dia protetto dal tue amore; il ua
more raddoppiato dal mio sas'
nostra fora per le nuoYe battagls
NEERA
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-03-13

NEERA
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Sin uGrfinOcr4 nnO e6winOler.

Gin GROCER S9pin6Icr pllroe in
Dem Medonifer unO u&leinmaidi'
nenfabrifanten" Srlius gbrenfelo IN
M%annbeim felteenommen. Gr grim
oete auf @runO elmer eigenen gr.
finOung cine Observation-Disclosures
5u Ser er MIR ar6eiter als Seilbaber
ciniteate. gr Derltano 10 bon iiber
100 arbeitern 10000 Marf 81 en-
idipinoeln. S6on i'm porigen Sab
re mar gbrenfrie0 ais Soupt elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 2 Sabren Sc.
fangnis nerurteilt moroen, lpuroc
aber ip6ter auf @oblbcrbalten ent,
laIictl, neil er an elmer ,grfinoung"
orbeitete. @r botte i6on friiber CUR
Geparatur angenommene Shreib.
mai6inen uno gemietete &lapiere in
@elo umgeiebt uno periubeIt.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Snitis i'm beietten Gebiet.

Sn elmer @aitmirti6aft in San.
eenlonsbeim, &beinlonO, batten fran-
5oliide Soloaten bebouptet, oeutl9e
Soloaten batten wdbrenO 0es &rie-
ges in Sranfreid uno 8elgien Sim
bern @rne uno 8eine abgeidlagen.
Ser Sierar6t Or. Seinri6 S0ger aus
8olfbeim pies 6ieie 8ei9uloigungen
uls unpobr suriid uno lieB iid oa.
bel gu aeuBeruneen binreiBen, Die
Die S~ran5oien al8 8eleiDigungen
empfanoen uno ben @r6t Dor oas
&riegsgeridt bra4ten. Ser ange-
flagte ion II. a. oas 8er6alten Ser
Sran8oien in SberldIeiien abfd0is
fritiliert baben, beIonoers megen Der
ongebli6en ltnterltiibung Der auf.
riibrer. 9as ltrteil loutete auf
fiinf5ebn Gage @efdngnis uno 5pet-
tauieno Marf @eloItrufe. Ser N(r5t
Iegte 9erufung Elm.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Der 9~ufidcfperfehr.

Ger Oeutide Soitidedperfe6r Bat
1920 eilten gerpnltieen g%luiifpung
genonlmen. ga onrd Den ueber.
gang in gopern uno 8iirttemberg
auf oas Oeutide Geid am /. gpril
1920 Elm einbeitli6es OeutIdes 9oit.
idedipeIen gebilOet mor0en lit, er.
ldeinen in Dem @ei11ftsberift fir
1920 gum erltenmol oie @rgebniIie
fir Oas gait5e 9euti1e 9ieid. Die
3abl Der Boitidedfunoen lit bon
437,667 gn0e 1919 Inn 1866
oOer AZ Bro5ent ouf 622, 343 gn0e
1920 geltiegen. Ser @eIomtumins
betrug BEL 395 Miaionen gufun.
gen runo 684 Miqioroen Morf, 6os
IinO gegen Oas gorio6r 446 Mil.
liar0en Meorf ODER 1873 8ro3ent
mebr. 9orgeIolos pllroen $50 Mil.
liarOen Marf ODER 81 Yrosent oes
@eiamtumiobes begliden. Oas @ut.
baben bat BON 3,4 Miniar0en Marf
GnOe 1919 olif rs @iQiaroen, aIio
Inn AZ Miniaroen Morf 5ugenom.
men. Die @eiamteinnabme aus benz
&oitideduerfebr betrug 232 Miaio-
men Morf.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
ErOscf scocn @nnSrrSOFtOr.

Su Gra5 iano elm iutereiianter
Bro5eB itatt. Ger loaenonnte
@unOcroottor Sans Heiuba6er mar
iuegen Slrpiui6erei ongefIagt. Sc.
oen Sonntog piIgerten piele Sun.
0erte bon Sronfen su Dem @unOer.
ooftor, in Der Sano cine gefiiate
6laihe, aus Der DER @umOerOoftor
nidt mir ieoe 2ranfbeit, ionoern
aud oos Ilter uno oas @lusieben
Der oieliad nidt anmeienOen aran.
fen beltimmte. Ger @unocrooftor
e~r5ieltc ein ACKNOWLEDGMENT uno
iogar 8roieiioreu mo 9ler5te Iolen
lid bel Dem @imoer0oftor eingeiun.
Den boben. gllS or sur 8erbanO.
lung erid)ien, muroe err bon nielen
Snnoerteu bon Yerionen inter itiir.
miiden Sodrufen gum @~cridtsiual
bcgleitet. @ei Ger 8erbanolung
erflGrte Der @unoerooftor, oaB er
feline &otienten MIR nit Zee be.
bonoele. Ger @unOerooftor mur.
De 81 10000 &ronen Celebrate
perlrteiIt. Iuf Der StroBe fpurOe
Der @errrteilte bon ieinen 8otienten
ouf Die Sdultern geboben mo nm.
ter groBen Soationen our @iienbabn
gctrogen.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Gin perweaener etrahina.

Ser Scorer Der Me0iain aoonl
8ors in 8%uoopelt, elm perfommener
Sobn gutter @ltern, tpllroe i'm Saml,
ar .. S. als 6iibrer elmer Gin
brederbanoe perboftet lno befono
lid ieitber i'm @efdngnis ser
Staatsannaltl1aft. ltnldngIt fol-.
te 8ors Dor ben ltnteriu6ungs.
ridter gefiibrt meroen uno Der Sc.
fGngnisp1rter gilbert 8ancs esfor.
tierte i'm iiber Die 8enoeltreppe
nod Dem erlten Stodnerfe. Inter.
spegs tueirbete ii6 Der iunge Mam
plosli9. UNI, itreute ieinem 8adter
aus elmer Giite 8oprifa in Die Stu.
gen, entriB linn oas 8emebr uno
moate Die 6ludt ergreifen. @ui
Die Silferufe oes i6nerperlebten
@a6ters muroen oie bel Der Ser.
banolung oes 3iBapro5elies beoien.
iteten @enoormen aufmerflam, De.
men es gelang, ben flibtenoen
Strdfling ein5ubolen uno ol ent.
naffnen. ST tpuroe in oas Sc.
fdngnis 5uriidgebra9t uno in cine
Gin5elaeae geiperrt.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Der Ginbredler in Tranenfleibern.

Scsn Dem arbeiterinnenbeim @eO.
bling in Berlin, oas bon einem ol'
teren SrGulein oeripnltet miro, err
i6ien ipGt abenos cine alte Srau
uno Bot I'M elm Sboo6 fir Die
Ga9t. Sbmobl sic 8erpolterin
MiBtrauen begte, lieB man Die
Gren1Oe elm uno bot ibr Elm Sofa
lttto cine 9ede gum SaIafen an,
uno groB mar oas gritaunen Der
Sausbemobner, ais ii6 am anOeren
@torgen feline Srau mebr in Der
@obnung befono, ionoern elm
damn, ser i6mer6elaoen an oen
iiberroi6ten Sousbepobnern borii-
Der oas @eite iudte. gs mar elm
Ginbre6er, Der iid in S%rauenflei-
bern in oas Seim eingeI6li6en uno
mGbreno Der Iadt Oie 8o6nung
9riinoli6 nusgeraumt bate. Iuf
Der StroBe ereilte i'm ober ood oas
8erbGnenis. Gin &riminolbeamter,
Dem er begegnete, nabm i'm felt ntG
brodte i'm CUR @o1e.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
gar ser DECENTRALIZATION beluahrt.

Ser Slempnergebilfe aiontfe BON
St0Ben Sodier, bate cine in Ell.
ner 6nd5eitung a~ngebotene SteI.
lung angenommen, fir oie ais ge.
Itimmungsort 9refeIO, GbeinIano,
angegeben mar. Sci ieiucr Mnmel.
Dung erfldrte ibm Die 9oIi8ci, oaB
Ole bon ibm genonnte 6irma niht
in 8refelO anidiiig lei. SIN onae.
gebenen Sotel bciteItcn i'm Sic
Bertreter ser aneebliden Sirma
gum onoern Morgen an einen 3ra,
i'm 6u Der 6abrif 5pei Stutionen
Binter &refelo 5i fobren. Nohoem
Der @ebiIfe auf feline @rfunoiauna
an Der 8abn erfabren Botte, onB es
ii6 Inn ben 0-3ug aoln.Goris
banoele uno ooB in Dem anaeaebe.
men Srte feline oerartiee Sabrit an.
i6iiig mar, erfannte er, 0oB er @er.
bern Der SremOenlegion ins @arn
gelaufen mar uno fubr natiirli6
eiligit pieoer nod Sauie 3uriid.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
GeitsenOmmener Ginbreder.

Ser SaI5burger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
De gelang es, einen gefGbrli6cn
Ginbrefer, ben 97idbrigen, gu ga.
got in &drnten seborenen &arl
8ooleBnigg oingfeIt 6t MAIDEN, Der
an elmer &eibe Der in Der lesten
3eit beriibten @inbriife beteiligt
tDor. B~ooleBnigg, Der unter Dem
@amen &orl Bod, &eiienoer aus
8ien, in Sol8burg in peri9ieoenen
@altbaniren lebte, bat Die @inbriide
i'm pSternbrdufeler" uno I'M @oit.
bails BUR alien &ennbabn" bereits
e%ingeitanoen. @r tpar crit onfangs
Wai nad @erbiiBung elmer omei-
iabri9en aerferboft aus Der Straf.
GnItalt Suben entlniien poroen. Sn
ieinem 8eiite pltroen aoblrei6e
aus ben peridieoenen ginbrii6en
b~trriibrenoe @egenltdn0e gefunoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
eIbinns anIdInk On elprenhsn.

SIN areistn0 Oes 9anOfreiics 81.
6iag legte Ser 9anorat oar, Dab 0os
6ort6eiteben scr preuBiiden &rouin.
5ioloermaltung elm llngIiid fir ocn
&reis beoeute. $50 uie sic Snden
iest Iiegen, lebute Oiele &erpaItunA
i1mtli6e @erpflidtungen ob, 3. g..
au6 fir Die &iibegebnltsfloiie, mas
cine Mebrbeloitung bel Yeniionic.
ruigen beOeutet. Die 9rcisperpoI.
tung lit entidIoiien, bc5iiglif M
Grouin5ialiteuern Sen id1rfItcn
3pang ab5ltmarten. @benio Der.
bGIt es iid nit ser Tropin5ioIbet-
billie fir G1auHeebaliten. Die Bah.
lung bon 6 Marf geibielfe Iebnt sic
meitpreuBiide Notwithstanding
ob, w1brenO Sitpreuben bis 3u 40
Bro5ent Der entitauoenen Soften NIT.
mirft. Die Abitimmungsfreiie bobcn
D%tiuionen aus Dem abitimmlngs-
fonos befommer, md6renO mir BIS
Der nidt einen Bfennig erbolten ia.
ben. Sine Soffnung auf 9eiierItng
lit iniofern por6onoen, als in Sen
nd6Iten 8o6en porauslidtlid ser
Ani1luB nod SitpreuBen oou6oger
miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Saja uirS I'M Ansnit bun Den
Serben gerGnmt.

SIN Better &oWitntsbouie belt
oas Muni5ipium Der bon ben Ser.
ben Eeiesten Stoot 9oio feline Triib.
iabrstonerego!ion ab. Den @orIis
hatte Soief @unoerli6 inne, Der CT.
fl6rte, ooB ouf @runo eingeIonoter
9eridte Die 8efreiung ser Staot
8aia fir ote Mitte oes MonotS
@a9uit beborIte1e. 9os Muni5ipium
ridtcte cine @ingabe on Die &egie.
rlirg, in meld)er es Inn MaBnobmcn
bittet, Die cine lingeltorte ll~ebergobe
Der Staot crlnoeliden. Ole General.
b%eriammlung nerbatoelte aud oen
antrag oes 8erbanoes Ser S6ub.
lieen, lniit nel9em Die 9~otionalc
Irmee in Sinfunft nSonpeo" &c.
nanllt merOe, uno onB oie 0iterrei.
6iiden Offi5iere, Der friiberen &c.
meiniamen 9lrmee feline Offi8iere
Der nclieu inlgarii6en @rmee fem
fonnen. @S puroe bei6lolien, in
oieiem Gimme cine unterbreitung oil
Die Sfegierulg 3u rid)ten.