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judges into disrespect," said Cloud,
but has brought the court into disre-
pute. We don't want to hear this row
on the floor"
n1ent to include the invitation to APP
pear to Governor Allen. all court
judges and the Kansas City Star. The
motion was never put.
Majority Vote Prevailed.
Endres of Leavenworth asked a rul-
ing as to whether the motion would
reqire a two-thirds vote. Speaker
procedure of the house a majority
vote would prevail. In the discussion
of procedure the speaker further
ruled that the vote would be an ex-
preston to the rules committee-of
which Lambertson is chairman-as to
the course OF the house in calling out
side speakers.
In closing his arguments for the
motion. Lambertson said he expected
to show records as to the amount of
time which the court has actually
spent on the job.
IT am now making a search of
newspaper files" he said, land expect
to show the amount of time which the
governor and judges of the industrial
court have been out of the state dur
ing the last year"
To Include All Judges.
Cloud then moved to make the mo-
ton include all court judges instead
of merely the presiding judge. Lam
bertson accepted the amendment.
Martin moved to table the motion. but
on rising vote was beaten. The
house then voted SO to AZ to adopt the
Lambertson motion. 1t is probab BILE
that the court judges will be called
before the house Tuesday.
Vote on Motion.
Following is the vote on the motion:
Yeas-Alford,- Baker, Barrett, Brown.
Cellar, Chandler. Cline. Coffman, Conklin,
Crist Endres, Fisher, Fowler, Freas. Green
leaf, Hawley. Herren, Higley, Hill, Hughes,
Iddings, Jeffery, Jolliffe. Jones, Knapp,
Lambertson, tanning. Lippert McShane,
Minnich, Neiswender, Noble, Nork,
O'Laughlin, Piper. Porter. Prather, Rails
back, Rankin. Rhodes. Robbins, Ruth.
Sanders, Sanderson, Sargent Scott of Stan
ton, Searle, Shannon, Simpson, Smith of
Elk. Stanley. Taylor of Cherokee. Taylor of
Wabaunsee, Thomas. Underwood, Walker,
Ward, Weightman, Williams. Total, 80.
Nays-Beard, Bernardin, Cloud, Cox,
Dick, Edwards, Foster, Gillispie, Griffith,
Grfnstead, Hall, Harley, Hasty, HeIeker,
Hicks. Hope, Johnson, Kline of Trego,
knudson. Mack, Mann. Martin, McFadden,
Miller, Morris, Mosher, Murphy, Murray,
Myers, Nesch, Peterson, Potter. Rewerts.
Ritter Sawhill, Scott Of Rocks, Shideler,
Stapleton, Troup, Uhls, White, Yust, Mr..
Speaker. Total, A..
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SUB EXCESS PROFITS TAX.
Senator Smoot Would Have Flat Tax
on Net Incomes.

Washington. Jan. ga flat tax
on net incomes of all businesses to
replace the excess profits tax was
proposed today by Senator Smoot.
Utah, one of the leading members of
the senate finance committee.
Smoot declared such a tax would be
the fairest of any proposed and would
produce the revenue which the gov
eminent must have. 1t would be
levied regardless of capitalization.
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"INvIsIBLE GUEST AT Y. w. c. A.
Gross Receipts From CAFETERIA to
European Children.

The starving children of Europe will
he the invisible guests" of the local
Y. w. G. a. next Tuesday evening
February /, when all the gross pro
ceeds from the Y. w. c. A cafeteria
for that evening will be given to the
famine fund. The Invisible Guest
Day" is the idea of Herbert Hoover
and is being observed nationally by
the Y. w c. A.
From o 10 O'Clock the hospitality
will be extended to the 1nVlslDle
nnests,', next. Tuesday evening. The
association hopes to have several hun
bred dollars for tine fund as result
of the plan.
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MANY STILLS ARE TAKEN
Federal Agents Captured 9,4O1 Booze
Factories During 1920.

Louisville, KY Jan. ga total OF
9.401 Illicit stills were captured and
5,32S arrests were made during 1920
in the southern prohibition district
which comprises the states of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Ken
lucky and Tennessee, according to fig
ures made public today by s. r.
Brame, supervising agent of the dis
trict.
Carriers of Illicit whisky confiscated
included 800 automobiles. s boats. Sc
vehicles. SO horses and mules. md one
house In addition 27,S12 gallons OF
liquor were seized in raids. The total
value of property in the district seized
for sale was $1,00S.171 while property
destroyed was valued at $1,524,515.
Taxes and penalties assessed by the
internal revenue department for the
area aggregated s4,561,2S3.
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WOLFF FILES ANSWER
Packing Company TeAs Employees
Contract Expired January 1.

The Wolff Packing company today
filed in the industrial court an answer
to the petition of employees asking for
an increase in wages. In answersit is
asserted that the companys contract
with the employees expired January l
and that under existing conditions 1t
cannot be renewed and still leave a
fair margin of return on the invest
ment. The wages now being paid by
the company are higher than those
paid a year ago, it is claimed
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camille paper, 7@ds per cent. Exchange,
heavy. Sterling, go day bills. 3.s1A, com
mercial, 80 day bills on banks, 3.S1A COM
ca bles, 3S61s. Francs, demand, 6.S5; cables.
6S7. Belgian francs, demand, 7.21: cables,
70. Marks, demand, la; cables, s1.74.
Brazilian, demand. 1915. Montreal. 1O1s per
cent discount. Government bonds, easy
railroad bonds, firm. Time loans. firm
cent.
Call money. firm; high, low and ruling
rate, Z; closing bid 6: offered at Z: last
loan, Q. Bank acceptances, 81 per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
Local Mention

Raymond, Chiropodist. orpheum Bldg
Adv.
List your property with the Shaw
nee Investment Company. Phone
5050.-Adv.
For Rent-Desira BILE business room,
1917 Kansas avenue. See Robert B.
kane.-Adv.
c. s. Gary, decorator, 949-Adv.
Liberty bonds. Phone Kleinhans.
DR.. Lyngar. Dentist. 500 Kansas Ave.
ADV.
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THEIR DEATH RATE HIGH.
Dry Agents Die Faster Than Soldier
in Great War;

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The death
rae among prohibition enforcement
gents killed in line of duty is higher
than it was in the American army dur
ing the world war. Wayne b Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League, today declared
before the senate appropriations COM
naittee.
Wheeler asked the committee to ap-
propriate $780, 900 or $500, 900 more
than the house provided. He urged
the agents be better paid.
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JAPAN WANTS NEW PACT.
Would Revise Treaty With British
and Be Free of Obligations.

Toxic, Jan. 2s.-The japanese gov
eminent is planning a revision of the
Anglo-Japanese alliance in such a way
as to free Japan from it's obligations,
according to the newspaper Kokumin
The paper said this action followed
dor Hayashi to England Interpreting
the view of Article of the alliance as
leaving Japan isolated and unpro-
fected
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PUT YANKS IN PRISON
Soldiers Who Almost Captured Grover
BcrgdolI Held by Germans.

BcrgdolI Held by Germans.
Berlin, Jan. 2S.-Six Americans are
in Jail at Eberbach, following their
spectacular attempt to capture Gro
yer Cleveland Bergdoll, draft dodger,
former Philadelphia. now an appli-
cant for German citizenship.
Leaders of the American party were
Sergt. Karl Neat. maryland, and
Franz thinner, IL civilian of Denver.
Colo. With them were four other
civilians. All six were seized at Eber-
bach after they had laid hands on
Bergdoll as he waited at a railway
station with his chauffeur and his
German cousin, Robert Freudensber-
ger.
The American headquarters at
Coblepz announced that Neat and
Zimnier were connected with the de-
partment of criminal investigation
under the provost marshars office.
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Cards of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends.
relatives and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown US in
our recent bereavement, also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs H. NJ. Finnie and FHmily.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Saunders
and Family.
Mr.. John Finnie.
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New York Liberty Bond Market.

New York, Jan. zs.-COTTON-Spot
quiet: middling,- 1850 Cotton futures
closed steady; March. 14.4s; May, 14.s6;
July, 1920; October, 1852; December, 1857.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MRS. ELEANOR MAITLAND. 81, died
Thursday at her home. 100 . Gay street
The funeral will be held at O'Clock sat
urday afternoon from the First Congrega-
tional church. Burial in Topeka cemetery.
She came to Topeka in 1851 and was the
oldest member Of the First Congregational
church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

MARY X REYNOLDS. 81, 1925 North
Quincy street died this morning at local
hospital. Funeral announcements later
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. S27.-
Adv.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

s New Orleans, Jan. 2S.-COTTON-S
unchanged; middling, 14.25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

New York Stock Market.
tfFurnished by Empire Commission Co., a91
New England Bldg.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

The funeral of A. W. Spence, so. who
died Sunday, was held at o'clock this
afternoon from Dexter's chapel Burial
in Rochester cemetery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

ALERT DONNIE. the 4-year- son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Dominic, died
Thursday morning at the home of his par
ents 5f4 East Sardou avenue. Funeral an
uouncements later.
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The funeral of Mrs Rebecca Ehler, who
died Tuesday was held at II o'clock this
morning from Penwells chapel. The Dody
was taken to WameGo for burial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28
STUDYING THE DISARMAMENT, PROBLEM
FOR EXISTENCE

ARMAMENT IN NAr' WELL s sfkSsa STRIFE FOR
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

Tie funeral Of Thelma Perry, u, who
died at the home of her parentsss9Mr. and
Mrs. w S. Perry. 1889 Western avenue,
Thursday was held at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon from the residence. Burial in
Mount Hope cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

The funeral of Henry Bay TO. who died
Thursday morning at his home. 400 Fill
more street was held at o'clock this
afternoon from the residence. Burial in
Foster cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-28

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Coulter, so,
who died wednesday night at her home,
o'clock this afternoon from the Reformed
Presbyterian church.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
In Der fauaSiiden @renae.

Gie ltntcriuGnnAeu, Die Dor eint.
ger 3cit Don cirem gcm!i1tcn
AltsidplB BON Sertrctern Scandals
ltn6 Ser Gcrcinigten Staatcn iibcr
Sen Nltsbou bcS aannIIpitcmS ser
9roBen SCcn o~bgebnltcn rrtr6e,l I'm
0oS Scenqc6ict oltd granddaughter
juaGlgiid, 81 MAIDEN, Ientt Die Nuf'
m%erfIamfeit mieOer ei1nal ouf sic
1000 MciIrn lon9e @rense. weIf)c
Oie bei0Cr aroBeu 2Gn0er ooneinon.
Scr idei0ct. 3n ser GcrgongcllGcit
Ga6cn lid urolld,c Observation-Disclosures
jntidGn SEN Hereinafter Stootcn
unO aono0o n~bgeipteIt ur1O bel ser
ACCOMPLISHMENTS bon 1914
pGrc es nohciu gum &rieg 5lpiifru
Sen bri6cn 2Gn6ern gefommen, 0oW
eini9te man lid i6IipBlidl wie6cr
e6euIo ME IpGter 6ei pieOerboItcn
@elcacnbeitcn. Nltf Die 8rn3e slui.
iGen IlaSfa lltto &ata0a bot mie.
6erhpIt 5u Streitiroaen AuIob Qcgc.
ben, Oo Bic RlrIien lire @rer5e nitbt
Ser 8oiieridcioe folgen lieBen, sic
INNER Die notiirIidite @ren5e biGNet,
ionGern iic qlter iiber SiiQeI mo
Caller Ioltfen lieBen. Selite jeoot,
nodOen Oicic 8ren5itrcitigfeiten bel.
9eIeqt iilto, iinO es ar6ere 9robIcmr,
meIde bic bciNen 26noer in gcmein.
iamer 3uinmnenarbeit bctpcgen. Np.
bcn Dem aanolproieft lit es noment.
lid Elm ouOeres, bas mGhreno ser
nGfiten Sabre 9eloIt iperoen ntltB
tno bos lit cine @eritdnoigl,ng iiber
Die N%usuutung ser @aIierfrdfte.
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Ser Stord.

sllts alen Eeilen 9eutidIauos
fommen ieit einigen Snbren &lo9en
iiber Den idyueaen &iifgang bes Be
itaroes ocs meiBeu Storfes.
Sn Der Rbcinprobina, in Der ISe.
bar mir nod an norbliGen Ritoer.
rbein boritet, lit felt span3i9 Sabren
oieielbe Seobn6tung gemadlt nor.
ben, Man bat oas &eridminoen bic.
Ter prGdtigen Sogelart auf Die Nus.
oebuung Der Snouitrie, alif Die grp.
ben GrtcGiicrungen in Der gbene,
ait Die Nnlaoe Der lleberIanosentra.
len fir Die 9eitune bes eleftriI6en
Stfomes uub ulth no1l auf ben Ib.
iduB ourd ingenbe S6ieber suriid.
fitbren wpllci. SfdSigungen bicier
Art burf menidlide GinfliiTie liegcn
Dor. aber Ser S1IuB, auf fie Oas
8cridmiuoen oieier gogeIart aIlcin
5uriid5ufiibren, lit faIid; oenn aud
in Den @ebieten DeutidIanSs, in De.
men feline Gerdnoerungen Der De.
ieihsbebingnnaen Oes Stordes Dor.
banoen Iino, lit Der Hiifsana oes
peiBen Storfes ganS aq9emein felt.
geIteat porSen. Die ltrioden oieier
erid)cinine iino Bis iett nitt be.
fonnt, nno 10 itebt oie goaelmiHen.
lfluff Dor eineir RatieI, Inn oeiIen
Soinng f,ati it'd eifrie bemiibt,
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Glrktri,itatsmerk inter orr
GrSr.
Sadien bat Gin iOldes @nnSeriperf
unisnweiien.


Gin gIeftri5itGtsnerf 260 @tetcr
inter Ser groe. - Wutet ms Die
&orItealfna elmer @Ieftri5itdts5el.
trale tiei unter Der @r6e nit poiicr'
61nOigen Sur6inen, init lalllen0en
S1pungr10qrrL nit wufti8cn GD'
namomaidinen nid)t on wie Elm De
6arfe BON Sllles &erne? &lin0t es
niht rpie elm MGrfen, Dab 260 NE.
ter inter Der Groe geualtige Maiht'
men Itampfelt, nm Die gefeI'elte Val
ierfrait a(s gleftri5itdt 81 ie9en6rin.
GENDER 9ulturarbeit an sic 06er.
fIGfe Der GrOe Su leiten? l(nN bod,
iit's feline Seniatinnsnahridlt, Gem
8eutidlanO bciibt Elm oerartiQe& III.
terirOiifeS @aiierfrnits@lcftri6itdtS'
perf unO arpar I'M inOuitrieacn Sodl.
len. Sn Observation-Disclosures @a16c.
RING CREDIT mani uon Der alien
8er9ita0t Grciber9 aus Den iiir Ocn
@r3obbon itiaQeleaten SrcibriiNCr
i6aft, onf Ociiru Sohle Oa5 GIcftri.
5itGtsnerf lie9t.
Ter groBe mteriroiide Mnid)incn.
rallml BON 24:S Wcter @run0flGhe
enthdlt orci Geltpntur6inen BON ie
800 EferOefr1ften, oireft gcfuppelt
nit INSTRUMENTATION ul6 ocr
maIiiuen Stahlifnplrngr0Nern. Gas
8etriebsnoIicr. pom Grsgebirge utr6
benz umIieqen6en @e6iet fomnlenN,
iammelt iidl StnGdit ourh elm nm.
fnnqreifeS StoleniDItem i'm aou.
itantinifoft, 1850 Meter pom 9rei.
briioerihnht un6 BORT in etnen ienf'
red,ten Iebcni6oGt 260 Mtctcr ticf
inter Ser %GroobcrfIGde. Infer &c.
riidiidtiqung Ser SeeHobe beiber
Sh1d,te ergibt eilt Rut9efGI1e BON
1873 Wetern fir bic S%urbinen. ars
Sihcrbeits0riin6en, banit BEL Sod.
maIier ODER lnerparteten @oIierein.
briihen sic Sl,rbinen ni6t eriarfen,
ldBt man 6aS 8aIier nnh Dem Ser.
Iaifen Der Sltrbinen nod neitere 10
@eter in ben ltntermogerfonoI bins
abitiir5en; pom bort fliebt es 6urf,
Sen 80 atlometer Inngen Rotbidon.
berger StoGen in bie Eriebiif, Elm
fleincS TIiiBden. 6as Bel MeiBen in
bie @lbe miit6et. Die Semperotitr
inn Waifircnrol,m miro 6urf ein9e.
b~loiene SriifIlift arf ettpo 30 Or.
6. geboIten. Die ei9enartige I'm.
la8e, al 0cren Neb n~euer6inqs aud
Sic Stn6t 6reiberg ongeIfIoiien
per6en iol. arbeitet felt 1915 boG.
fommen SuirieoenIteneno.
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las htuttar Mnskam.

9aS Barrier ,SournaI" Oer0ffent'
Iift eiuen 4rtifeI Oes 6rGuleinS Sia'
bella Garliell, Die inter groben 6abr.
Iidfeiten sic &cimfebr elmer an3ab!
nan 6ron5oien, Bic in MoSfan BON
9olifepiiten 9efnn9en ge6olten NOR
oen uaren, bepertItelligt bat, Die
Dante lit %gcgenwarti9 ser @egert'
itano GROCER G%brtu8eW in Der Tarn'
s6Iiiden &auptitaOt, 0aS 9rie95'
freu5 i6miidt lire 9ruit unO BEL per-
ifie0enen offi3iellen 6eiern BADEN
Maridaa Sod uno anOere Sencrnic
i6r gchuloi8t. Sm rS%onrnol" ent.
mirft 6rarleilt Earlier Elm tralrtgeS
9tIO ser 9eqcmpdrtiacn 3ltit0nO IN
Wo5fau.
User oieie StaOt icit bier &nbren
nid,t geie6cn bat" idrcibt lie, y9reift
lid an Sen aopf. Shon an 9oAn
6of ololt6t ct iif in cine @ijitc per,
Icbt. 9ecr un0 or89citorbcH Iic1t
Ser So~hnboiplot ga, OH Dem Itd)
frilher S1nocrtc mo nbpr SllnNcrtc
Don Sobr3cu0cn oller Nrt 0r0n0ten;
lit Sod1 olth 0aS Eiero IN MoSFdlI Ia
art lpie ou$Qcitorben. Eriift man
Sont eiucru abcntelcrliden 3ufna
ollf einen @Qach 10 n%crlangt Der
autifcr fir cine 6a6rt pon 5ebrI
Minttclt, Sic irijber cinmal 30 So
pefen foItcte, min0eitcns 5000 HlI'
bel. Son % StrabenbobnIinten, ore
friiber einlnal oie StaOt blrfQucr.
ten, iin6 i'm qarl5cn 5uei ilbri8 &C.
blicben. 2n ser NG6e bcS Sa6nbotS
i6enfen SGn0ler i'm ltnber5ie6en
cine abid)euIife 6IiiiiiGfeit ants, Die
fe WiIh ltenren. 6iir 3 8laS ntltBtc
ih 420 Rllbcl 5obIcn. Ginige Sfritt
neiter perfouicu bal6piidii9e Bur
i6cn 9onbons, 3igaretter nro 3l't
ferItiide al I6antaIiepreiien. Gtne
3ioarette ans ber5Iid idledtem 20
BAT fo1tet 25 Biz 80 <bel. Die
aruben @aiarc limo u~nbarnber5i0
aeIfloiien morOen e6erio Die bctonit'
teren &ouflGOen. 9ofiir lit Die gar5c
5ta0t elm GROCER SunheIsmnrft, an
Sem in erIter 2inie @iirfen, aepfel
$50 &u6eI Sas BfunO uro
,gobla", elm SGber, fnrdtbar 9eInl3e'
ner Slid, feiIseboten peroen. Der
frii6ere Bourgeois, Ser ebemalt9e
ariItofrot perfaift pielmebr bier bic
letten Stiide ieines Sausrats. Die
oieIen SauIer aus $ol5, Die Nostali
sdbIte, BADEN einfaf aIs 9rennmate'
rial aebient. 8or ben Sotpietlooei1,
Seren ieber cine idrpar3e Summer
auf tpeibem Sdiloe fiibrt, ite0er ittl
sic Qeute elm, Inn an Eager, an De-
men Stare eintrifft. nit Silfe elmer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elm Gaar Sfyiibe'
einiae Ieter Stoff ober aud ltir
cine ODER 5rpei Rdbnabeln al erlar,
aen. SnfoIge Ses Gapiermanaels III
Ser 8erfauf Ser 3eitungen iebr be-
IdrGnft. I'm ben StraBeneden ltno
iotpiettitiihc GLITTER anoere glof
cs nifrf - oiiidiert nno Dor oieiell
gnid[6oen ian,mcIn iid Die Seier,
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Sreitag, ben Is, @ars, 1921.
@ittenb Q.

8ir baben pra6tDolleS Better
unb Die @etpobner u~niercr 9to6bors
iGaft iinO fleiBig am Soferioen.
Irnolo &alter ipar leste ISOLDE
in ct. Souls ltn0 faufte lid Oos
ieIbIt elm Soro autonobil.
Soiepb @ngelbredt mo6te an
lesten Sonntag nit ieiner 6anltlie
cine 9lltomobilfabrt nad Sermam
Inn oaielbit ieinem Sdmager auguIt
8iermonr, einen 9eiu6 ab~5ultotten.
Srau 8iIbelm Gn9eIbred)t, melde
cine 3eitlang red)t leioeno iuar, be-
finbet ii6 erfreuli6er 8eiie altf Der
8eiierrag.
am @ortag ionotc Der bieiigc
Sorm Club cine Gorlooltng Sieb
nod ct. Souls.
@ritob &nebans, bon 8eenort,
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Iusfunft in SeutidJer Sprade.

9as altstunftsbiirO in Oeutidel
5pro6e 9ibt bereitmiIli9it uno TO.
itqnIo8 Qtltstunft iiber aIIe Die Dun
be$bcrluaIttng bctrcffen0e AngcIe.
gcn6citcn, offcntIideS @ciunobcits'
ncicn, SoIootcn. uno Rotroienon'
gcIcqcnbcitcn, Gcictgcb,tno, arbei'
tcrpcrD1Itniiic, DECENTRALIZATION, Cir
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SentidlanbbcindJe

Der 91tn6 Ser altSlanOsOeuti6en
6. g., 9bt. Imerifo, Berlin 6. 3,
8urgitrobc 80, teilt nit, DOB CT Ct.
rten rGmpfongsOienit" fir Gmerifo-
0cuti6e, sic i'm 2nltfe oes SabreS
Die @cin1at beIltdert, ein9eri6tet bat.
@r Itclt oQen icinen MitgIieocrn
foItenIpS, Riftmit9lieOern gcgcn Or
Itottllng Der l~tnfolten, iod)' uto
ipro6funOige 6iibrer 5ur Serfits
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

@i,snanoerune, Steucr.
peier, &eiiepdIie, g~ratebrmestueien,
II. (. M. Gnfroeen iino gu ridten
an @ermanS ibiIion 9urem,
Of 6oreisn Language Snformution
Service. Imericon &co Gross. t24
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29
TAKES AMBOY POLICE TO
find MOTOR VIOLATIONS

Motor Vehicle Inspector George
L. Burton this morning commended
the Perth Amboy police for their
ability to catch violators of the va
rious automobile laws, after PATROL
man Anton Thulleson had arrested
an insurance company representa-
tive from New York who had come
all the way from North Carolina TO
this city on one New York 1919 Ii
cense plate. The arrest was made
at the ferry, and inasmuch as the
man was returning a stolen car from
North Carolina to New York, he
was allowed to go to New York to
secure 1921 license plates. and the
car held here until the plates are
secured.
Three auto violators were fined by
Recorder Pickersgill last night and
this morning. William Bertram, of
Keasbey, arrested by Traffic Officer
James Egan over the weekend on
reckless driving charge. and also
driving without license. was fined
SIS. This man was told that driv-
ing without a license carries with it
a heavy fine and Jail sentence, and
that reckless driving also would
mean a Jail sentence, but inasmuch
as it was the first offense the fine of
SIS was imposed. Arthur f. Pope.
of Newark, summoned by Motor
cycle Officer Frank Seiboth for
speeding, was fined So, and Abraha m
Swartenberg, arrested by Motorcycle
Officer William Bachman on reck-
less driving charge. was fined SIS.