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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
GOOSE RHYMES IN
SCHOOLS MAY GO
Educator Fav0rs Stories of
Real People.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 5.--Sch0ol
teachers here attending the National Ed
ucltional Conference were advised to put
a Ounce cap on Old Mother Hubbard and
chase her out Of the schoolroom.
Miss Katherine .. Blake. New York,
Pleaded with her sister teachers to ban
ish the Old-time fairy tales from the
schools aud supplant them with stories
about real people.
who cares whether Old Mother Hub
bard discovered no bones when she went
to the cupboard?" asked Miss Blake.
Tales Ike that and the one about the
old lady in the shoe are absurd. Let's
get some real people in the copy books. "
Miss Blake, who Is chairman OF the
committee on elementary schools. also
recommended I'm her report, which was
presented today, that stories about kings
and generals in history be minimized
and new inventions and discoveries Sm-
phasized.
Training for parenthood IN schools
was recommended.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Expert Has Formula
to Kill Chinch Bugs

EOBLESNILLE. Ind, July 5.-Mil-
lions Of chinch bugs continue to destroy
many corn fields in central Indiana. 1t
is claimed that last winter was favorable
for these bugs to multiply and they are
now going through the corn fields in
droves and In some localities, It is said.
they have attacked the wheat. II is said
It is impossible to save the corn after
they have once invaded a field but it Is
possible to stop the bugs to certair.
extent, it is said. by cutting down a e W
rows Of corn on the outer edge Of a
field.
In addressing an audience Of far ners
regarding this pest. H. B. Rand olpA,
agricultural agent for Hamilton County,
said:
This pest can be checked tc some
extent nv spraying with a kerosene emul-
sion which is made by dissolying one half
pound Of laundry soap in a gallon of
boiling water. Churn the mixture into
suds and add while still hot. two gal
Ions Of kerosene; then agitate or churn
until It is creamy like in appearance.
Dilute one gallon of this mixture with
fifteen gallons Of water and spray
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Georges and Jack
Might Refer Huns
to Belgian Scrap

BERLIN. July "a cry Of horror
was raised today by the Independent
socialist organ Die Freiheit. over the
Dempsey Carpenter match.
Can you conceive" asks newspaper
anything more CHASTITY, more horrible
and more nauseating than the scene
OF two brutalized individuals who's"
membership in the human race can be
determined only by biology. beating
each other until one of them remains
lying senselesSE
s'Instead OF the thousands Of spec
tators blushing and hanging their
heads low in shame, they cheer this
lIoathesome spectacle.
1Boxing is more degrading. and
lower than the coarse brutality OF
the Roman gladlatOrs. and baser than
the despicable cruelty Of the Spanish
soun fights What triumphs is the
power Of money. This pest threatens
10 destroy our civilization and is par
q cularly dangerous to the working
&lasses Il is the object of Socialism
re0lace the brutalizing spirit of
: &oratiOn Of muscles by ideals OF hu-
dignity"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
New York Relief
From Excessive Heat

NEW YORK, July Cooling breezes
and a decided drop in the temperature
early today brought relief to New York
after one Of the most sizzling days in
the cftys history.
Three deaths occurred On the Fourth
directly from the heat Scores were pros
trated. Nine persons who sought re
lief from the heat by bathing were
drowned
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Youth Flees When
Companion Is Killed

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 5--Frank
Radecki. l.. was killed here when he
was accidentally shot by acompanion,
Steven Wisniewski. Both youths. with
several others, had been discharging re-
volvcrs supposed to contain blank cart
ridges. When the two boys exchan9ed
weapons Wisniewskts revolver exploded
and the bullet entered Radeckt's body
just below the heart. Wisniewski fed
and is sHll at large.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Man and Woman Dead
in Illinois Tragedy

DANYILLE. Ill, July 5.-Police were
today investigating a mysterious double
tragedy revealed by the finding Of the
bodies of Morris English of Rochester.
Mimi, a world war veteran. and Mrs
katherine SidebottOm. young divorcee In
the latter's apartment. They had been
dead twenty four hours. A gas jet was
open and the room was filed with fumes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
UNTONIST CARRIES
TRUCE SUGGESTIONS

LONDON. July 5.-Lord Middleton. Irish
Unionist. who arrived here today follow
ing his participation I'm the Sim Fem
UniOuist conference at Dublin yesterday.
was reported 70 have brought 10 Lloyd
George suggestions for truce in Irish
warfare conditions The Evening stand
ard claimed 10 have information from Of
fetal sources that an armistlce may be
declared Ia Ireland during the rest Of the
peace negotiations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05

You can now buy real epson salts with
out tho awful taste and nausea, by ask
ing your druggist for a handy package
of "Epsonade Salts" which looks and acts
exactly like epson salts, because 1t Ia
pure epson salts combined with fruit
derivative salts, giving 1t the taste OF
sparkling lemonade.
Take a tablespoonful in a glass OF cold
water whenever you feel bilious. head
hchy or constipated. "Epsonade Salts" is
the much talked Of discovery OF the Amer
ican EPSON Association Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Spain Faces Crisis
as Cabinet Resigns

LONDON, July 5-The Spanish cabinet
has resigned, says a Central News des-
patch from Madrid this afternoon.
The cabinet was headed by Premier
Saiazar. The ministers had been threat
ening to quit for a week because of dis
sessions over domestic policy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
WOMAN TEACHER SHOT
BY MASKED MEN

DUBLIN, July 5.-Theresa McAnuff. 4
school teacher from birmingham. Ala.
was shot by masked men al Newry, Ire
land. today while her brother was being
arrested The teacher was visiting her
parents at the time.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July 5.-Miss
Theresa McAnufT. reported to have been
shot IN Dublin. is unknown IN Birming
ham. Records OF school teachers here dc
not contain her name and Il was impos-
sible 10 trace her from other sources.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Train Strikes Auto;
2 Killed, 4 Injured

ATLANTA. Ca, July 5.-Two persons
were killed and four others probably
fatally hurt when the Jonesboro Accom- t.
mediation train on the Central OF Georgia
railway struck an automobile at a grade
crossing on the Atlanta & West Point
railway in East Atlanta today
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
ATWOOD URGES
kOPAGANDA IN
Trades UNIONS
w. w. Leader Would Offset
Conservatism of GOmpers
and Other Leaders.
MITE ON MINE WORKERS

5sONDoN, July 5.-Propaganda and
tation among the rank and file OF the
1t unions of the United States for an
.ustrial resolution is urged by Big
Il" Haywood. 1. ". ". leader
This work is being carried on in a
ted way by the Industrial Workers
he World he declared in an article
THE Moscow, q new Bolshevist organ.
haywood, who forfeited his bail bond
8 going TO Moscow while waiting the
lit of his appeal from twenty year
ktence for violation Of the espionage
has announced that he will soon
urn to serve his sentence
By WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD.
9ne single obstacle standing in the
Il Of working class progress in the
&ted States is the American Federation
1Kussia, where the unions are in
rial in form and every effort is being
e to include ali workers in the ranks
he organization. it will seem strange
Il In the United States the labor unions
ming to be the movement Of that
5at country have many and varied
9thods of limiting the growth and
length Of their membership.
This is done through the apprentice
ID system; the discrimination against
lmen, by drawing the color line. High
tiation fees are also a barrier.
u { hardly will be possible for the work
Of Russia to conceive that there are
p out of employment in the United
|ates as many million workers as are
.ganized in all Russia.
There is a small radical element in diff
IL Vazh
sicago. Ill. and Detroit. Mich. where
central bodies have Endorsed soviet
8ssia.
Bamuel Gompers, president Of the
|nerican Federation Of Labor, speaking
4 that organization in its entirety con
Imns soviet Russia. referring to the
blshevists as "savages and their actions
Estial"
From the foregoing will be seen the
gent necessity for propaganda and
[itation among the rank and file OF the
aft unions OF the United States
IThis work is being carried on, in g
snited way, By the Industrial Workers
the World.
An effort was made before the writer
It the United States 70 concentrate
Iuch Of the propaganda work upon the
nited Mine Workers Of America, which
tie keel Of the American Federation OF
kbor.
Vigorous agitation and education caK
<fried on in the local unions Of mine
5rkers and viii bring effectual results.
Little or nothing can be expected from
le railroad organizations, the four
Of the trainmen. They can
LARGELY be referred to as labor unions
|ey are little more than insurance or
limitations. each having property hold
Igs running into millions OF dollars.
Among the shopmen, the trackman and
AiKht handlers, some definite prop
hnda is being carried on.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Back Broken; Lives
Special to The Times.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 5.-Charles e.
Brewbaker, Go, was dying today from a
broken back suffered last night in an au-
tomobile accident. A wheel came off the
car in which he was riding and the ma
chine turned turtle, pinning him beneath.
Physicians were surprised that he lived
through the night with his back broken
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
kRANCHIsE Is sURRENDERED

Arting under authority Of an act
assed in the last session OF the Legis-
lure, the Shirley Telephone Company
- lay fled notice with the public serv-
e commission that it had surrendered
is franchise TO the town Of Shirley and
you'd operate in the future under the
public utility act Of 1913.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
WOMAN HURLs MILK BOTTLE.

= orence Salgen, 30. 525 West Maryland
&C is held today on a charge of as
= It and battery with intent to kill
fSer, IL is said, she had thrown a milk
bottle which struck Lesley Nosile. "a. lib
E,aufornia street, in the head The fight
IS said TO have taken place at Nosile's
Home
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
INCREASE CAPITAL sTOCK.

Notice was filed today with the secre-
hry Of State by the E. G. Sphinx Com
.any, indianapolis, Of an increase in
eapitaI stock from 100000 to 81, 600. 600.
$ncers Of the company are E. G. Sphinx,
resident and treasurer, and C. J. Schulz,
tecret2ry
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
Upland LURES FARMERS.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. July s.
Merchants Of the village Of Upland. north
west Of this city, are showing free NOV
Ing pictures In the principal street Of
the town, in order to attract farmers to
the village In the evening This plan
has been adopted in place Of band con
certS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
No NeQr-Nude Hike
-Photo by Underwood 3 Underwood.

DALHOUSIS. Ontario, July Ia
The municipal council today served
notice that all persons appearing IN
the streets clad in bathing suits will
be arrested.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, July g.
Lawrence McGarrell, H. II. Harshman,
Harry Faulkner and George Stragand of
the Dunkirk local of the American Flint
Glass Workers Association are attend
ing the national convention at Sandusky,
Ohio
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
REVIEW BOARD TO ADJOURN

The Marion County board of review
which was to adjourn today, will stay in
session an additional twenty days, it
was announced today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05

after a mediation committee composed OF
representative oil men had been agreed
upon. This order applied only 70 tho
Hewitt field where production WAS
heavily increasing, and the committee ap-
pears to have obtained the desired result
IN limiting operations Of both Standard
and independent interests.
Meantime cuts in crude prices contin-
ued, until every producer IN the indus
try was awakened 10 the positive neces-
sity Of retreuchment. The lesson Of the
period had sunk deep. Opponents Of cur
tailment quit drilling Of their own ac-
cord. Then scuttling to safety began.
But there was not a haven for every
man. Creditors were insisIent on collec-
lions. Interest on bonds was past due
and unpaid.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
STORAGE TANKS
BEING BUILT.

construction OF storage LdHhS Is unuei
way in nearly all fields. Most OF these
are for the larger concerns, and this
movement is the basis Of forecast that
the period Of low crude prices may con
tinue for several months. All guesses
lately as to the amount of empty storage
in Oklahoma appear to have been founded
on presumption solely, and in this regard
again the operator not in the confidence
Of the big interests is fed today on one
sort Of propaganda and tomorrow on an
other sort FOrecaSters never were SO
few as they are today.
IL is said that some important con-
tracts touching some phase or other OF
the industry are scheduled to become
effective about Aug. l, and this has
provoked a few Independents to express
weak and timid hope that this means
something, just something, one knows
not what Some others, less tlmid
assert that the upward trend of crude
prices and OF conditions generally in the
Industry VII. ne visible within ninety
days from the first Of July. Others
are Just as positive in their conclusions
that the bottom has not been reached
1--WE haven't met hard times yet" they
say. "The bottom has not nearly been
reached. We won't recover in three
years"
One of the most remarkable phases
of the situation is the small number OF
sales of producing properties. Operators
never before hung on so tenaciously or
stood off their creditors or bondholders
more manfully. The number of con-
sOlidations and absorptions in Oklahoma
has been remarkably small
But one thing is certain: thousands
look for other lines of business. They
will not take chances on repetition OF
this intolerable thing. The industry will
be rid of much Incompetence also, and OF
crooked promoters but the good and the
competent must suffer with them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
GENERAL SHUTS
BUSY IN IRISH
PEACE FARLEY
CONTINUED From Page one.)

was stated authoritatively that his views
were presented by southern unionist
Spokesman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
To Make Rich
Red Blood
RevitaIixe your wOrn-out ex-
hausted nerves and increase
your strength and endurance

take Organic Iron; not metallic iron
which people usually take, but pure or
ganic iron-Nuxated Iron-which is like
the iron In your blood and like the iron
In spinch, lentils and apples: One dose
Of Nuxated Iron is estimated to be APP
proximately equivalent I'm organic iron
contenD to eating one-ha quart Of spin
ach. one quart of green Vegetables or
half dozen apples 1t is like taking
extract of beef Instead Of eating pounds
Of meat. Nuxated Iron is partially pre-
digestsd and ready for almost imme
date ABSORPTION and assimilation by the
blood, while metallic iron is iron just as
It comes from the action Of strong acids
on small pieces Of iron filings
Over 1000 900 people annually are using
Nuxated Iron. 1t will not injure the
teeth nor disturb the stomach. A few
doses will often commence to enrich your
blood. Your money will be refunded oy
the manufacturers if you do not obtain
satisfactory results.
Beware of substitutes. Always insist
on having genuine organic iron-Nuxated
Iron. Look for the letters n. l. on every
tablet Sold by druggists
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
MEANTIME FUEL OIL
STAGNATIoN CONTINUED.

Low prices Of crude ala not operate
to the benefit OF the reaner, for the fuel
oil stagnation stll continued Premi-
ums on crude virtually were done away
with and refiners IA oklahoma were
favorably affected by a freight rate re-
duction ordered by the corporation com
mission Nearly 80 per cent Of Mld-Con-
sinent refneries are imperative. Some
Of these had contracts that would have
enabled then TO resume operations, but
uncertainty OF conditions did not war
rant resumption.
Doubtless there already has set IN an
increased demand for fuel oil On the
surface this Is not manifest. 1t is In
some measure substantiated by q state
ment Of rehner recently that he has
contracted the sale for twelve months
Of all his fuel oil output at 81 a barrel
He says both his plants Will continue
70 operate on normal basis by virtue
Of this contract. Fuel oil lately has sold
for A. cents a barrel In CARROTS from Ok
lahoma rehneries a year ago 1t sold
for s2G a barrel. Kerosene has gone
begging at cents q gallon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-05
MANY AT MERCY
OF LAND OWNERS.


Not a few operators have been at the
mercy Of land owners from whom they
obtained lesses. Virtually all lease CON
tracts provide specified dates for begin
ming operations or completing wells, for
FIXTURES ensuing where contracts are un-
fulfilled Not many Of them are I'm posi-
ton to do what they might have done
twelve months ago. that is, pay the land
owner "a substantial bonus for renewa.
Of the lease.
The Department Of the Interior and
the commissioners OF the oklahoma land
office have been lenleut in the construc-
ton Of drilling contracts and extensions
in good faith have not been difficult to
procure The State has made 4 number
Of such extensions and it is willing to
modify its rules with reference to offset
drilling whenever occasion arises. II
this Is the policy Of the Department Of
the Interior. particularly with reference
to leases in Usage County, doubtless de-
velopnert Of new pools will be delayed.
There is no doubt public sentiment de-
mands very material restrictions in the
Usage country Big operators recently
paid enormous prices for leases in the
western part Of the county, some Of them
in the belief that one Of the best pools
Of America exists there. To develop II
at this time, Independents say, would be
the greatest of all blows to the industry
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
9as sOlbene Gtni.

Gin eigenartises grlebnts )atte
6iefer Sage ser 8eiu6er zines
@einlofals or1 &urfuritenoamm in
Berlin, als er ii6 BORT nit einem
Greunoe aufbielt. Ct nabm aus iei-
tier inneren Manteltaide Elm goloe'
mes 3igarettenetui uno bot Dem
Greunoe cine Cigarette ar. .5tatt
ieoo9 6as @tut in ieinem Mn5uge
at p%erbergen, itedte er es tpieoer in
oie Manteltaide. 9ieier 2ci9tiint1
radte fi9; 6enn als er a1f benz
Madbauie1pege iein gtui iudte, tano
er es nibt. @s muBte inn geitob-
len tpor6en fem. Sci griinoltder
Dnrdiu9ung 6es Mantels fano CT
ie6od in Ser Gai@e. itatt oes gtais
Gin g%oI6enes, nit 8rtlanten beieB-
tesi Damenarmbano. Obmobl er
bierour9 rei6lt6 enti6a6tst :.par,
5erbra9 er ii6 oenno6 ben Ropf
oariiber, mie bieie %eigenartige Ser
maholung oes 3tgarettenetuis in
Elm Domenarmban6 m9gltb getpeien
lei. @tnige Sage ipater faro cr
Res &dtfels 20iung. SSn~ elmer ga.
3es5eitung tau@te pl0sli9 Elm SSnie-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

rot aut oas DEM Ginoer zines bril-.
lantenbeieBten 9amenarmbanoes eli.
ne @elobnung bon 5000 Marf Der.
iprad. St begab ii@ in bic angege-
bene @obnung, mo- i'm cine elegante
9ame Ser @eielidaft empfing. sie
erfannte IN benz mte6ergebrad)ten
Mrmban6 6as ibr berlorengegangene
uh6 3ablte Dem Ginoer 6ie 5000
Marf 8elobnlng aus. 8ebor ct ie'
6o9 nit biel0eutigem 2d9eln -
sos tat ct, 6enn ct mar elmer iener
e9ten @entlcmerk Die fhnea reid
getpor6en fin6 uno ''ih iebt goloene
3igarettenetuis leiiten f6,11en
oas @elo einitrih, bat CT Die Dan1e,
ibm oa6 freunoltdit fem 3igdrtten,
etui mieoer5ugeben, % er oieien
niibliten @ebraudsgegenitauo nidt
gut enibebret Tonne. st bate rid.
tig fombinisrt> oaB bteier. Dame
beim @erausnebmer oes. @tltis
aus ieiner Manteltai@e Dos Mrrn'
bano bon Ser San5 geglittcn ipar.
Ma9 6teier '@ntoedung ers0tet- Die
Dame un6 bat IGN, natocm Tie ibln
6as @tui 5uriifgege6cn batte, bel.
mails UNI @ntiGuloigung> oa fie Al,
Rleptomanie leibe. l.,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

Sabre 1883 lplrDe Dte W1trg TT ii.
rer @eian1tbeh neu bergerittet uno
o~1sgebeiiert.
Gin Gang 6urd Sic @eiamtburg
1T duBerit- Iobneuo uno Der 9eiuder
getpinnt einen -guten s@inblid IN ben
Mufbau elmer baitionenbemebrten
Geite bes Mittelalters. Ser eigeut.
lide innere Sell Der @eiamtburg,
oas S6loB, lit ie6o6 pom rein
fiinltleriiden Stdn6punfte metrig=
bemerfensmert. SIN Shloiie bcfin.
set ii9 cine @iitfammer nit i9o-
men @affenitiiden aus oem 49,, ~.
un6 Is. Sabrbunoert, oie meiiten
aus Ser 3eit oes iiebenidbrigen
&rieges, in Dem sic @iterba5ps ein
@egiment geiteut batten. l11tter
Sen 8iloern ser Sale uno &orrioo-
re beroienen sic meiiten bonn Ditto
riiden, tpeniger, bonn funitleriiden
Stan6punfte 8eadtung, Cine
S9abfammer bertritt nit ibren Ir.
beiten neben Ser. %ebemaligem faiierlt.
den S6abfammer 6te @oloi@mieoe-
uno Sutpelierfunft 6es Is. Bis 18.
Sdbrbun6erts ONT ~bol1fommeniten.
SSn ibr finben iid aud cine &eibe
prd@tiger ungarii9er @alafoitime
un6 6as 8ilo Ser f@onen &elene
3rtnpi Dor, Der Sbeo6or &0rner III
ietnem Srauerlpiel r3rinDi" als bel-
oiide Maio Elm 9enfma1 geiebt Fat.
&n Der @iienbabnitrede Seoen.
burg = Gins liegt oie @tation
uno 0rti6aft Deut1@.&reu3. Cine
balbe Stun6e oitli@ bonn Srte befin-
set ii9 Elm an cine 8aiierburg erin-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@ie cine @teolun9 fnlftbt*
Die Gartnerfeolitns @6,uante bel 8erlin.

fie Sen rel1en &aiiufer gum &iidtritt
5tpa11g.
Gin Buckingham muroe aufge-
Iteut, Ser 6as @ut in $50 @ar5euen
bon 5pet bis 5ebn Morgen teilte
un6 elm &eltgut bon 500 Morgen
belteben lieB. 9ll1s Sem @erein,
oer balo mebrere bunoert Mitglte=
ser bate, fanoen ii@ $50 5ieoler,
Ole &alfte @drtner, sic anoere &a1f-
tie Sn0uitriearbeiter, Sic etnige tau-
leno Marf @riparniiie batten uno
sic Mn5ablungen leiiten fonnten,
Gum @reiie bon 1400 Bis 5000
Marf pro Morgen muroen Sic 8ar'
3eQen lie nod Sage uno 9ooen.
aualitdt abgegeben eini6lieblt4
StraBenaaunung uno @ufi6lie,
Bungsfoiten bel 2eiitung elmer Mn'
3ablung unb 9teul1ng etnes &eugel-
oes bon 1000 Marf. @inige 5ieos
Ter mur6en int @utsbaus, ote Ibri'
gen in Sol5baraden alf Aren 8ar>
5elen untergebradt. 0ie Sol5ba=
raden erbaute 6ie Sieolungsgenoi=
ieni9aft nn6 iiberlieB tie gegen Mie-.
tie Sen sie6lern. Ma6oem bereits
I'M @erbit nit Dem SeBen Ser 0bit<
bdiume %begonnen mar, begannen i'm
Tribiabr 1920 5ablreide @artner
nit ibren &1lt1treu, 10 ooB I'M Cont
mer i9on @emiiie uno 8eerenobit
an Sen 8erliner &oniumperein &C.
ltefert per6en fonnten.
Grbeb1ide Sdmierigfeiten madte
sic @uffabrung Ser 8obngebauoe.
9ie 8erbanolungen NIT Den 8ebor-
ben megen ser 8aufoiten3uidul}e
uno ser bureaufratiiGe @eiGafts=
gang beridlangen foitbare 3eit, 10
6aB erit inn Scat 6ieies Sabres Die
8auausfubrung in @agriff genom-
men meroen fonnte. Sc nod Sen
@uniden un6 @elomitteln Der
@ieoler puroen Sauier int 3iegel-,
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ausgef ubrt, Sic 8auleitung oetn
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