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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Representative leaders NJ the con-
Mrs. Julian Is. Sallcy. third re-
gional director; Mrs. Maud Wood
Park, chairman of the national
league; Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait, honorary chairman. Below
Mrs. SOlUn JacobS, secretary, and
Mrs. Richard Edwards, treasurer.
standard, physically ana otherwise,
OF the American mother and baby
by federal appropriation and fed
eEai-state application.
Federal control of food Industry
urged in the case Of banking and
other branches of business, pro-
posed by committee. Cooperation
between producer and consumer and
between farm woman and city wom-
and to work out solution OF the
problem of waste, profiteering. and
lack of distribution.
Continued support to federal
trade commission and cooperate
with all federal agencies TO obtain
proper production, distribution and
use Of food.
Support OF right Of women 10 or
ganize. The fight for the open shop
is called a step backward.
\ real merit system TO prevail
In federal service. Women should
not be Disseminated against.
School physical examinations.
Friday the closing day Of the
official program, was dedicated q
Anna Howard shaw. Reports from
the Anna Howard Shaw memorial
committee were given a hearing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Romance NOW Means Eight
HOWSaDayand PayEnUelOpe

These four are from Farrell Penn.
and I'm a letter tu the Tulsa Chamber
OF Commerce they state that buti
moss iu their town being at low
chb. stccl Industries either closed or
running at smallest possible pJodu,
tiou. they want 60 come somewhere
where ability u factory. min and
office viii be appreciated So the
secretary OF th, taryll chamber uf
commerce wrut" to a. Is. everything
they had said about themselves
Romance isn't dead. The young
man atm goes west, but 10 isn't with
a bundle swung over his shoulder
his heart heating high at the Thought
Of The uucNpiorcd and uncertainty
OF the future and the moruiuE sun
shining ON his face. Now ho uses
Mir. Hays medium ana finds out
whether adventure win hv offset
with eight hours day of labor ana
I pay envelope ou Saturday
win take place at the Are do Tri-
umphc ON May % to celebrate the
Tooth anniversary uf the death of
Napoleon Bonipartr. standing by
the arch Craven with the names ul
Napoloun'H Victories the men whom
many have come to consider aH one
OF the greatest soldiers oraU times
viii make a fitting epooch To- honor
a dead cumtrdr
II is emphasized that the ccutcn-
ary celebration ls in NO way political
H. character but rs merely tribute
to one ot the greatest of French
generals.
president Millcrand, and the pres
iCGnts OF the senate aud chamber.
Rourgcois and pcrot. nrc giving their
support 10 the celebrations. which
win include commemorative vista to
Corsica. Elba. and to several battle
fields where Napoleon gained his
most famous victories
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

WASHINGTON. April >,.--Presi-
dent Harding asked congress- today
for action to facilitate participation
by the United States I'm the centcn-
NAL celebration of the Independence
of Peru to take place in Lima noxs
July. The matter was presented at
the last congress by President Wilson
the message said,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Tho little town of Lobe1un, near
Halle. IL tho first town In Germany
that has gone bankrupt, according to
The Hague Nieuwe Courant. The
municipality had a deficit OF 100000
marks and the communlstic majority
OF aldermen refused to cover II by
new taxes. No salary was paid Ia
anybody in the employ of the town.
Dispatch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

The modern scarchcr after advcn-
turc modifics the traditional injunc-
tion To go west. young man, GO
west" when he obcys II. when he
does 10 west. ne makes sure first
what the west holds FOR him. II 1t
holds "a potential juh he viii burn
his bridges hchind him, cross tn"
llcllcapunt board the pullman u he
can afford DO and travrrso tho rich
and rolling prairics of these United
States IN search of employment and
the filthy lu,ro that such employ
mcnt viii net him
All of which introduces four young
men from pcuusvlvaniu who have
tentatively turned their faces to.
wards the west pending th" assur-
auvo that thorc rs something in th"
west go Keep them busy and furnish
them with tho WhcroWithal with
which To purchase their shorstriugs
OF motion pictures; aud 90 support
tho Sheppard TowECr hill, tho smith
Tuwucr tin. and the Ecss amend
mcnt TO the Smith Hughes hin In
congress.
The Ashcullo health camp. which
proved such success last year, viii
open July 10, aud run for three ne
riods nf two weeks each, closing
August 81 This camp tx under the
direction Of Miss Sus0nna Cocroft
and is endorsed by the federation
It's purpose Is to enable women to
sleep and live In tents, to be given
sciontf!c scttiuE-up exercises, 10
know complete relaxation, ana
to be young agnin with run"
mud taAtI IsuNf
the board ~ trade OF Ashcvillc
has taken over the management and
inquiries should be addressed to the
board.
one hundred now clubs have
federated since the biennial
at Edmond The following
have been AIDED since the
last published list:- Dovol. Dclphian,
Mrs. H. $. NauCloaV". president.
Mangum, Dclphian. Mrs. II. H.. Oakcs
president, shawnee. Sorosis, Mrs. w.
q Adams. president; III Reno, Del
phian, Mrs l.. r. Gcphart president.
Chickasha, Ellen II, Richards club,
Miss ransy CollinH. president, Fred
Crlck Delphian. Mrs j A. Mathis
president. Blackwell. Dclphian. Ton
kawa. DclphiBn. Mrs. George Cas-
sity, president. ShdttuCk. Sorosis,
Mrs. r. II. Baldwin. PRESIDENT;
Apache, Dolphlan, Mrs. II. II. Brown
prcsidon; Ashor, WOman's civic.
Mira. -. g. Cook. president; Holden
Vile, Dolphian, Mrs, Lewis g. Law
son, president; Yale, Alpha Dclphian,
Mrs. Charles Dymond, president.
Salisaw, Dclphian, Mrs. Frank Her
ring. president; Alva, Delphian, Miss
Minnie Shocklcy, president; Alvn
Reynolds, Miss Louise LuslSam, pres
idcnt. MrE. j.. B Hancock of Yale
has been appointed state chairman
Of civics To fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mrs Tom Wal
drep of Shawnee. Please paste
these names In your year book for
future reference.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
WHITE RIVER TRAIL

NHnbA "A llON.
.,.- -VV p. m.-ltcport Of COMMITTEES. !.
.'NefaI discussion; Election Of Of
,.a, ..o. Adross, John 7. Woodruff,
secretary chamber Of commerce,
springfield, No.
~ IS announced by the Officers Of
'aeh Of the associations that the
.saeal discussion feature upon tho
tossrams above outlined, is 10. in
ANY, be the most extensive ever
...nlderpken by any OF these associa-
ts,.a m their former meetings. it
80 we purpose and intent to af-
ya.i G an delegations attending the
sp1,puS "''VuS sessions OF the convention
.,,tj,.. oPp.'lunity 10 TO heard upon
5,,.,a or Interest and to present
wt5os, t,.u uaI ideas, thus enabling the
eys,.,' possible good 10 result in
''"E community represented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
TRAILS MEN TO
TAKE THE CITY
THREE Associations Meet
Here Jointly on
April 21-23
ALL ARE TO Be HEARD
Grand Revival Of Interest in
Good Roads Enthusiasm
Is Predicted

preliminary 20 the opening q The
..,f .,u.I convention OF the As
...,.I Highways Of America. the
.r1 annual convention Of the Al
..r r.., Highway association and
na uu annual convention ot The
,ymtf fHro~ Trail association which
,.., ,lo.u..s in Tulsa. April 81. 22
.,d 90. Prank a. Davis, secretary
,d general manager Of the Asso-
,,cI highways cyrus S. Avery.
.-rg.dcr, u. the Albert Pike and E.
leo GuU... president Of the White
River Tu. announce the following
lgg.aW
Thursday, April II.
ALBERT PIKE HIGHWAY
ASSOCIATION.
600 Registration Of dele
.4,es al convention Headquarters
.o'cl Tulsa
1000 1 Convention called to
-drr hs President cyrus = Avery.
,dfr,ss oC welcome by Alva J.
NJs pTas.don, Tulsa chamber Of
-lu,r.o. Response TO address of
syium. Mayor Charles f. rhoma as
'oyUraJo springs, Presidents au-
ladd-'ss, Report OF the sccre-
Il NAppaHtmDn' of committee
Iul's resolutions. auditing.
oMluUng ADDRESS. Governor OH.
..r T. SluJpo Of Colorado.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Crews of liners sailing from Euro
pean countries have smugglod huge
amounts OF liquor to their friends
I'm the United states, Whole cases
Of booze are thrown overheard out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
'rirhrhti"n VIII BE Under the
Auspices OF Richmond Post
OF American Legion.

Featuring IN" Fourth of Iu;y ceie-
hrati"n az the Stat" Fair Grounds. m.
der tn" auspices OF ri. hmoni Post.
Hm"ri"an Legion. viii h" sensational
aerial stunts by MabeI cudys FIXING
circus Miss cody. who IS NICE.
81 "Ennaio BIN cody. Is on. Of IN.
mos, daring women aviat.ry ic ~
country, ana ia her ''1anc. II c.ath'
~ tie plano wh.lc II tra,r-o.s tn.
~ Great ,'pre,:. - 80 Id to nav. NJ
equal
Lieutenant !. n. 'AIc.;owan. an army
aviator. wh" has th-ill"d thoussnds
in MS siurt r Staniir.: on pian.
"hiI" tn" loops ar" being made. uiU
ri|" demonstration % his abili,v
IN thnt line. aud viii also do the toe
Ink"
Another Of N" death .dcfcry *
Pilot Farmer M"Mullcn. VINO will
have charg. ~ the planes which tho
aNia'ors vii! use In entertaining tho
thousands expected "a; the Fair
Grounds ON tn" Fourth
Elahorat" preparations are being
mad" by the l.'giounaircs :" entertain
N" p'opl" ~ Richmond on July
There VIII 10" something on tho PRO
gram TO rloasc tic old andth Young
hut tho features o! tho day will con.
ter in inc dr""-dcvii stunts to n. pcr-
formed by tho aviators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY
LEADS SCHOOL STANDING
Norfolk County Second, According
to State Board Of Education sta
tistics-Arlington Third.

According TO statistics compiled by
j. y. flillfnan. secretary Of the state
Hoard OF Education. Prime" George
county leads al of The other Cuun-
Ties Of the stat" in school standing.
These figures ~ill be embodied in the
annual report Of the Department OF
Publ" instruction.
The rating OF the counties is based
on financial and academic matters
and Include the avcrag. annual sal
h;H of t"achcrs. percentage OF local
funds in salaries, cost per room per
capita cost ~ instruction on enroll
fH"nt. per capita cost az maintenance
on enrolment. percentage Of at
t"nda nee Of population. percentage
Of high school pupils on enrolment.
and percentage Of seventh grade pu-
pills on grade enrolment
Norfolk County ~ second in the
rating. The next ten counties. in
ia" order named A. follows:
Arlington. Nansemonh James city
Henrico. Bath. Elizabeth CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
JUDGE RICHARDSON LAUDS
WORK OF GEORGE E. WISE

George u. Wise, candidate for re-
election ms commemorative ATTORNEY.
is in receipt Of letter from Judge
David Crockett Richardson, of Hust :
ings Court. which says 1t gives mo
great pleasure 10 say that during the
past six years you have discharged
the duties OF Commemorative Attnr.
ncy for the city OF Richmond ably.
carlessly, conscicntiously and CT.
hcientiy. write this without the
request or suggestion of any one.
believing that your faithful services
cntitie you TO this recognition and
Communications"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Gowns of flesh, satin and glove
silk. filet lace trimmed and
tailored. Reduced from GO
s22.5o to 9lA
Petticoats, white and colored
satins and crepe de chine. dain-
tily trimmed, panel back and
front. For wear with Sum-
mer dresses. Reduced from
SIS, to close out Mon or
day :. y Id
Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
MOsby Quality
UNDERTAKINGS
Priced Way Down

Handmade PhiIippi'n G
Gowns for the hot weather.
Cool and easy to launder.
Daintily scalloped and
e III b roi d cred, with and
without sleeve.
$1,000. $11.50 and $3.50
Gowns, reduced for Mon
days selling to
$5.95
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

moving picture theater owners opcn-
y supporting her for the General
Assembly. thereby establishing what
IS said Ia be "a precedent.
1t is understood that motion to
suppor: Miss Perkins wjll te placed
fore the Mnti"n-pi"turc Theatcr
owners Association at the next rcyu-
lar meeting OF tina, body. scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
TREE MARKS GRAVE OF
ONCE FAMOUS WRITER
""h' N"liin Ridge Planted Natural
.hbst"nc With Own Hands
Ialf-Ccntury Ago.
WENT TO cALIroRSM IN 1850
was Highly Educated Young Man
"f y-rIirre-l,ccamc Jour
hhiist in Old School Of the West,
iondcrous and Gnustic.
LEv Arsncinicn I.rc.s |


GRASS VALLEY. cali. Jun. 25.-A
10" AMI unpr"poss"Ssing tree. pIant-
80 bE his own hand in - half-abau
'"h"o cemetery in thie old California
ihlhinr town. marked on every side
~ IN" footprints of the i1rty-niri.rs.
i"rmS tn" solitary Identification of
TN" gray" rf John Eollin Ridge tho
r"in"rkah'" man nt Cherokee blood
whose writings of a half-c"ntu-v ago
"'r" declared by high authorities to
N1"w ia" FIR" of actual genius
l''c"hiIE e small party ur Ridge
admirers soueh, gu, This neglected
iraE". and Will" grouped about II
IN" poem. Mount Shasta" written hv
the light of miners candl. after The
author had toiI"d tong hours In IN.
r'a"ers, wIs read The perora,inn Of
Mount shasta regarded by many
rs tidr"'s masterpiece. IL ~ follows.
Ana well wc"n in after years how.
In The middl" ~ his turrowed track.
Tho plownan.
~ some snltry hour. xiii pau.c and.
wipinp
From hi~ brow the dusty sweat wi,h
r"Tcr"ur"
Gazo nron tina, hoary peak The
hcidsman
'' ~ "'H '''"' - III 'h' Il" IA
""" "'lhN
'"'' 'iS lnih'S' S"uI the calm sub
unit
'''' p,''" eh,l'rrn' playing on III"
s'""h' shah
'""S" their snort. AID. turning 10 that
mountain
on -hni Of ,h"ir mother seh who
mad" it,
Md sh" SHAH fhSwcr. 'Godi
How TIA" hlcod ~ an Indian rrin-
cess of the far-distant Cherokee ma
tiou DAYS in G"orri, cominrl.d v1,b
q Sew England nu-l.an ,n,id 10 nrn.
due tho man .sn,t,lc ~ wri,ir. AND
roIIyh,,r ~. .hn,, i,,,. g.. .,o',,'t
IN lao vbn r.,cs "a r.,re $50 So
.,.
"
an" s",''n p""n' fn""'s''E
jon" ~ h'uf' rooms
INC lof"""r" 81 which contains :,
Wl"i hiprf"bhj or ia" author the toll
loving hong an cNccrrt:
~ am jus q l,iti" loss than 81 half
blood 'hcrok"" Indian. My father
waS,J"hn Ridge. chief and notahl"
man among 'hc pcorl" Of that nation.
boih before and after their forced
migration Nv mother was sarah
lird Nor,hr,p, r,,jy. or 40, ~
lard am ,hc r,,na.o, ., rhic,
~, p,,.
49,
,,,.
- - "i we nrs' c"'n rush
~ 'pnh h",!'n hlnGt cam" o
,,,'"'i,' I"ln H'"'"Sas' hlsh,y
-
~" ''"s' Mr'o'nSs ma"
-" ''
~, "'
.'"Su,' "e'I'R'r
go
- ~ '"i
NJ, ,i,,,.,',
,, t,,i ,s-c
80 a., 49,,
, .t
,...,.i ,,,,, ,,
80 C,hi ,
,i,a, ,,s,,,
ar.,L T., So 500, cnr
'ns :" WIZ - "'" '"' '"'" "
a., f,, ,h
A"''hs .n' h''"N'tH WaS
o'"S"' ."H" "n' ~"
49,,
~,
49, -" - 80 =,
80. a,
"e 1911 ~" 49, u" '"E
~, ''.''' n."t
"'' IN ~
9'' ''"h: DC
am" an "'"'"' an" was wldeiH
Nn""n as man "' peace
!" IN n'NH"i"NhG rnm"r-
rom washington mat ir"si-
"'h' M""r"" h"n '"St ra''"nc" with
w. an" was H""u' |" send an
""s - t'r'r"" ana hIsrcrSe tn"
""t.|"' ms h'"r'"h 'hicf Ridge
''lS'e 10 washington I" plead
'"' "'"r" 'hhhce. Monroe had
P''"S '"' ore ana was oh
49, n'h everything else had
,6'''"' 'hi.i hiasc dramatically Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
HOLD Naturalization sc..,o,

Judge u. Lawrence Grorcr. Norfolk.
81 the United States District Court.
VIII hold naturalization session in
this city next Thursday. II is OK
p"ct"d that about twenty-fve men
viii apply for ;hcir FIRST napors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

for noon Wednesday. July :. Dct,j
mite announcement Of this step, ho.S
ever so far Is lacking.
While the moving picture thca,cf
""ncrs of Richmond. without except,
uion. u Is believed. are opposed to IN.
SUNDAY operation Of moving nic,urce
they ar" for Miss Perkins bcrause ,t
her courageous stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
MOVIE MEN MAY SUPPORT
MISS MARY BELL PERKINS

Criticism from tho pulpi, Of Miss
Mary Foil Perkins. candidat" for the
House OF Delegates. for hcr stand
on IN" s"-caIlcd Sunday blue" laws
probably viii rcSmli in Kichmnnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Loudoun aud Northampton,

Loudoun aud Northampton
Franklin County has tn. lowest
rating. Next to 1t. in the order
named. are: Patrick. King George
ard irayson Counties.
or III" counties contiguous 10 Rich
mond. 'hest"rh"id's place in the lie,
~ q: hanover. ~. Goochland rs:
Louisa. as New Kent, 81. and Dim
widdie. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Mrs. Joseph r. so,on Im,ro,,,

Mrs. Joseph =. Solan. OF East
FRANKLIN street who underwent an
operation a few days ago. after sew
crai weeks OF illness. is improving
nicely She VIII later join her hus-
band IN Roanoke. Va. where she
hopes to regain her health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware. Unless you see the name
'Bayer on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the
i!nyer package for Colds. Headache
Neuralgia. rheumatism. Earache
Toothachc. LumbaSo. and for Pain.
Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer
Tablets OF Aspirin cost few cents
Druggists also sell larger packages
Aspirin is the trade mark OF Raycr
Manufacture OF Monoaceticac idester
of Salicyiicacid.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Sale of
WASH GOODS

31-lNCH IMPORTED SWISSES light and dark
per yard "e'' '-o' ana ss's' Reduced TO- 81 So
s1.5O COLORED SWISS ORGANIZES. As inches ~ !
wide. Reduced to- per yard Observation-Disclosures. JCS
75c COLORED VOILES, all dark grounds in navy
brown and Copen and white. Reduced to- per ~
19c PLAID DRESS GINGHAMs, 81 inches ,o1.
wide. Reduced to Observation-Disclosures. lZ5&
reduced red eeI to pNlA ohorn. 39g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Mniie6elll1g bp11 2anbmirten.

aina, 9ern, 90. Sept. 8ebn
Mitglieoer Ser @eienidaft Don at1e.
rifnniihen Garlrern, n1eilt ans Sent
|Weiten Der Ser. Staaten, sic eine
Elanbnirtibaftlihe 5ie6elung int
Hnmpn oel 5aeramentp-Eal am Mr1a=
5onenltrom I'M n0roliben 8ern grim
ben nonten, boben Sen NInr1 aufge-
geben. Stint ffan1en bierber 3urud. Die
gan5e @eieqihun tanb mrter ser Set
tlng bon S. 8. 51onfeH aus 9m=
fulgees Sflaboma, bormaIs Snoianer=
|Nget Fir Dos gerritorinm DfIabo-
ma. Die 5uriidgefebrten &oIonilfen
er5dblten bon g~ntbebr11nge11 nub BE-
rihten, bob Die bon ibnen beiudten
Diftrifffe fir ibren 8eIiebeIungsplan
ungiinftig iinb. 5h0nfelt n11b Ser M-
rige SeI Der @efenidaft ieben Sic
Neiie fort. Sic tpole1 ibr geifim.
m1tngs5ieI auf Ben Socrar1ento 3am-
pas, mo- lie acknowledgement ct
ielten, erreiden. geridie6ene Ser 5n.
riidgefebrten MitgIieber Ser @eien-
|fdaff molten fih IN Gina ober hinge
getto n%ieber1aiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
1tltimatum an ltmgarn.
9on6Dn. 17. Sept.

2onbon, IL. Sept. Die entente
.bat, mie an Sreitag in 2on0on be-
5fannt gegeben nuroe, an Die ungari-
1de &egierung Elm l1ltimatlm gelan0t
in Dem lie ~lofortige &dumung bes
u8urgenlanoeS", bes bon Deuti9en
beipobnten @ebiets an Der me1tliden
@ren5e ungnrns, oas mad benz Ser
trag bon ct. @erntain 9eiterreih 5u-
faat, Derlangt. Dds l1ltimat11m tua1r-.
.be 0nrb ben 8oti1afterrnt Der Gnten-
te in Baris ubermittelt.
Soute benz nltimatum ni9t Solge
geleiitet nerben, 10 iitaein 8oDfoH ge-
gen 1ngarn ongefunoigt, bent NOTE
genfaas nod 6urh militarifbe MaB<
regeIn Na6brud perlieben miir6e ;;lebb-
fere miiroen mabribeinlib taliem-
iben Gr1lppen iibertragen. Das nlti=
nahum lnuroe beibloiien, nadoem be-
fannt getporoen mar, bob Die Sf9edo<
5lomafei iih gu militdriiden 9pera-
tionen gegen nngarn rifle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
6rans6fiide SDdida1lea benprsngt.

@aris 90. Sept. -~.8niammen1tel-
Iungen oes nmerifnm1ben nntberli-
tadtsperbanos III Haris 5eigen, baB
Bnris nno anbere fran5olilbe 1niber=
iitaten Berlin urb Sei6elberg in Der.
CUNT nmerianif6er 5t1oente11 be-
reits berordngt baben. Nmerifanii6e
junge 2eute itro1nen iebt IN nod gro.
Berer 3obl nod Jranfreih aIs ffrni=
Ter nod 9eutidlanb, %groBenfeiIg in-
,folge Der treffliden Bubli3itdtsarbet
Der 5nridgefebrte11 5ol6aten. Ser
idiebene 5froente1 mare1 natiirlib
m1b ndibren6 BEG &rieges IN sSna11ff=
reid. Sn ben beridieoeren nrinerfi.
.taiiten bon Granfreih finb bieien Cont
.mer etnn 400 Entertainer eingetrn-
aen. DreibierteI 6nbor1 iir16 an Der
5Sorbpnne, Der Bnriier nniberTt1t.
.s5iinf5ig tp6blten @renoble in ben
fran50iiiden Mpe11, ebenfo bieIe 81.
jon. Berlin 6iirfte a11h bon 8arts
enIs ShuoienihluB ur a1nerifarifhe
WeiifiI9niIer iberfliigeH ner6en. Bic
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