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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
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After a chase OF q years, Mrs. Leah
b, Norman has finally caught up with
her husband and managed to get q Dir
vorce from him According b her ties,
timony. her husband Frederick A. Nor
man, deserted her IN November, 1872,
eight years after they had been mar
ried
He went to Kansas and then she
lost track CT him for while. For =
years she sohght in vain for her hus-
band, Who Is an OH stock pFonc'or.
Always lie elnhed her
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE JANUARY Il 1921

who conducted hearings in Central
Police Court
Policeman George Specht hurried
ly treadlng his way through a crowd
in Stanwix street. accidentally step
ped on another mans toe and upset
aim The victim OF the mishap turned
on the officer In rage. The latter
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
ToTce 70 CREDITORS.

This h - give naiiee fhag she slhseFihpFs have
,htHiuaI frHn tiH Orphans Csurtsut Carroll
nurts MsfyisHa intlafa Toslsinuntary On
be ffruasi bsiatn q
ARTHUR hardy
40 of CarrI County. deceased al puraaht
,aY.ug claims ssslnst thr dee,nssi arV hvfvti
arufd ~ nshlhii the saHnH wtth The vogrheFt
snsFfai legally HuthsAticHtasl 10 The snikrfilafs
~ 81 before tnp tfih day ~ lay. iNtis ths1
nay efhsgels - b. Law BE- excluded from az tennht
4 sais estate
bqf. 1850.
WILLIAM ". HARDY,
DAVID ~ HANny
ARTHUR u. HARDY,
dee Et-tt Executors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
WORST WRECK IN YEARS YIELDS
NEGROES BODY

Corpse Taken From Debris Piled
Along b. And o. Tracks Near Mount
Airy.
After blockade Of more chan so
hours the tracks OF the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad. near Mount Airy, wcre
cleared Friday night o! one OF lht
worst freight wrecks Of generation.
one OF the crew, in the employ OF the
railroad for more than 40 years 3Ia
II was the worst wreck he had ever
seen. Thilty-one loaded coal cars were
demolished about 200 yards Of TRACK
was torn up, 2,G00 tons Of coal scat
tered distance Of 200 yards thc l3-
connective disabled and 400 Crus5uoa
torn from their fastening
The body OF an unidentified negro
was taken from the wreckagc 10 wan
found under a coal hopper crushed
and mangled in such manner as 4"
make Identification possible, 1t tS
thought. II Is supposed he was steal
ing a ride.
The cause OF the wreck is SIN &
mystery. The cars left the track We'd
nesday afternoon and from that time
until II O'Clock Friday night traHic
was completely blocEaded. Passenger
and mail were transferred around the
wreck. In clearing the tracks work
men threw the broken cars and coal
over d SG-foot embankment. The cars
are tangled mass Of iron aud steel
and II will piichably take month 10
get the trucks back on the track or
loaded on cars 20 be hauled away
The train, consisting Of q locom7-
five and 81 coal cars, was going east
when one OF the cars "buckled' and a
crash followed. About 20 cars. how
ever, remained on the track.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
40 ss9teouHy.

20 tbs Circuit Court FOR Carroll County
"a, Egsaieg Nsrrg r=n - 81. c.futisIbsnis. w.
rabs heas1isu. % q bsfrHfsHff
g+Hrts,i shs zen Az ~ Janas,y. o.. itH
nef tI- srra8nt ~ 'nr hsstsr Hifd "a tsss cesiss
HaHl'1 ~ Fed aH5 a7finsf neiets rauar q
rea fEfr 'rsfcf D. ahbuu ~ a. HsfaFa ihs
eIil dsa - 1HugArs. inst. Ufusif rd e eery ~
H.s ~ ieF - taaeffsd fGs fHa successive esvht
saiafs ihp at nhsaeA lar iH uasas ns4s psi
IlbHstsd 10 Car 90 g artf
EBTfHu o. cAHm. Clark.
rrut CO.'S Test
EDWARD . CASH cisfs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
Dumb Made 70 SPEAK

Pittsburgh Jan. whats thu
matter with you? Can't you see where
you're going?s
This angry exclamation from o.
deaf ana dunb" man resulted IN hi
arrest and tine Of $50 being imposed
on him by Magistrate J. ]. Sweeney,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

NO. ss7a EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
sitting as Court o. Equity.
In The matter Of The 1rast Estate Of Pierce II.
Ziie. G. FIELDER Gilbert. trustee.
Ord rcd this 2eth day Of December A. ., 1870
on the afersgeing petition and affidavit that tho
Circuit Court for Carroll County, sitting - n
Csu,t * Equity. take Jurisdiction IN this Trust
Estate nf the SAID Pierce n. Iiie and that said
trustee iesfie said Trust Estate under the super.
elson nfd control ~ the said Circuit Court Tor
Carroll County sitting in Faulty.
And Il j. further ordered that the said
Fielder Gilbert the Trustee tn the shove cauae.
give tbs uaum lotice % the creditors ~ the said
Pierce X. Il-. who wsfe such prior % the cash
Hay IL December 1897, u fife their eipin prop
erly aathent ,eate5 with the Clerk 81 the Circuit
Court for Carroll County on AZ before the ash day
81 April 1871. b causing 4 cory 81 this order 70
rs pnhllahtsi N some naxs aper Printed and pub
llshed IN Carroll County fof four successive eHhs
before the 8lst day Of January, 1921,
WI. I'll THOMAS
pue Copy Test
EpwARp o CASH. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

was about 10 apoiogize when he noted
placard carried BY the other. bear
ing these words: II am deaf and
dumb. am collecting funds to send
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
Iorcn 70 CREDITORS.

This Il 10 give notice that the subscribers have
bialRed from the Orphans Court ~ Carroll Cogn.
y IN Mar land. letters u Tcstsinsntary on the
.serannsi Eatate %
SAMUEL ". HoFFACKER.
lsts o. Carroll County. deceased Al persons hay.
az claims aRainst tho deceased arr hereby warned
10 aHhlhif tha same. villa the vouchers thereof
legally authentieated h. the subscriber. on o. b.
fore the alth day u July. 1891. they may
1thcrwiae By law b. excluded from all beneats Of
aid estate
Given under our hand this goth day of neeetaher
SAMUEL l. HoFFACKER.
j. WESLEY HoFFACKER,
dec 2i-At Executors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

a divorce and signed an ngreed order
Whereby Mr.. Norman will pay his
wife $4,000 in cash Immediately ano
$4,000 annually for a period Of five
years as alimony.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14
Jorl5e 10 CREDITORS.

This ~ 70 give notice that the aubaerfber has
.btaincd from the Orphsns Court Of Carroll
oDnts Maryland letters Of administration on the
'ersohal Estate of
SUSIE W. HALL.
ate Of Carroll County. decease1. All persons
iayibE claims against the deceasea are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the voucher
lhsreof lerally authenticated. 10 the EubHcribef
~ or before the 18th day Of August, 1921, they
nav otherwise b. law be excluded from all benefit
4 aid estate
Gwen under my hand this 10th day Of January.
KATHERINE g. NICE.
an it-ft Administratrix.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

During the past year 500 automo-
biles we're stolen IN Maryland. OF the
above number 41S were recovered
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

This program represents the farm
cr's attitude nov las It did then.
The Grange always has adhered 20
i II hes sought steadigStly 70 check
needless cStravaEancc, both private
end public, both individual and gov.
crameut8L
Our farmers, by reason 81 cane
habits of living. ARE a great gteadying
force Ia the natioa. But they need
leadership ard q common Spokesman
toWidcn their influence. The Grange
offers you both
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

me to school to learn a trade.
Come on to the station with me-
ordered Specht. They'll teach you
something. maybe"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Is in
full accord with these principles. Il,
too, 10 fighting the farmers fight.
By practical examples IL shows how
farmers can correct abuses. And It
win make YOU acq ainted with up
to.datc and profitable farming meth
DDS that are being followed all over
the country. This, however, is only
a part Of the help and pleasure you
will get ia a years 81 big issues, which
now cost only Sl.0O. Find out for
yourself Let our secretary care for
your order todgyi
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

TO CREDITORS.

This q q give notice that the subscriber ~
h,aiasi ON the Orphans Court ~ Carroll
Juutv. Mwy'and. l,tters Teatanantery o.
ae Personal Estate Of
ADAM N. HuMBERT.
ate ~ Carroll COUNTY dcressed. Al persons
iayiaW claims against che deceased ARE hnrshy
warn e - exhibit the ealne. with the vouchers
hereof legally authenticated 20 tbs subscriber
n o. hafore the 18th day 81 August 1871. they
a. 0thdrwiae ~ Ia be excluded frum all bsnoii
= said estate
Given under ny sand this lish day Of January
u AIRY N. GTo3T.
ian ii-st Executor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-14

Epwanp 0. CASH. Clerk,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-26
NeW
Trimmings

-Radium silk allover, SO in
ches wide. Black, navy,
brown, grey. Yard, $3.50
and .$2.75
Black silk radium flounc-
ing, Is and SO inches wide.
Black, navy, brown. Yard,
1925 to $500
80 inch embroidered rib
bonsene flouncing and band
to match. Black, navy,
brown. Yard, SIS to 81
~ inch silk tulle. Black,
white and all evening shades
$2.45 to 1926
Embroidered broad cloth
vesting, yard .$4.75
Persian vesting, yard ~.
.$4.95
Linen cluny edges, FL to
~ inches wide; Csc quality,
yard LOG
4 inch filet crochet bands
and edges; 35c value,
yard .16c
2 to 4 inch cambria edges,
15c and zoe quality. Spe-
cial, yard .12c
Swiss embroidery flounc-
ing, 10 and 81 inches wide,
75c to 95c yard. Special,
yard .65r
Cambria edges, 5 inches
wide, eyelet designs, 35c and
45c values. Special, yard. J.
.27c
-Filet edges and bands to
match. White and ecru, 35c
and 40c values, yard .25c
Val edges and insertions,
SC value. Special, yard, sc
-Valencienne edges and in
sertions to match, 15c val
ues. Special, yard 80
-Camisole laces, yard, 35c
to .pl.UO
-Black-blue irridescent and
bronze slung, yard :. 15c
-Venise edges, 8 to 5 in
ches wide. Ecru, cream and
white, yard, Csc to $3.50
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-26

There are certain techni-
cal "foot-facts" that are very
hard to explain without a
comparison Of STANDARD"
(old-style) lasts with the
modern (Cantilever) last.
OF construction, too.
We should like, for exam
pie, by such a demonstration,
to show you just how and
why the flexible shank Of
the Cantilever eases the arch
and prevents it from falling.
Also we should like you to
see how much beauty there
is in the straight-inner-line
Of Cantilever, with just
enough curve for proper
contour without binding or
crowding the sensitive foot.
And these are just two
points out of many. Call
and ask us about the rest.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
,Sm @eih1ftsbiitrict ron 99

SSm 8eihditsoiitrict ron 8in-
nipea. sDfan., ridtete elm ,Seuer cinen
Sdaoen Oon ca. $4,000 an.
Stalien un0 Die 2suao sSlotpofet
baben enoiib ben Jrieoen pom Sta.
paIlo rotifieirt, Der Ole 3ufiinTtiae
2a9e Siiime's un0 anoerer @ebiete
am ooriotiihen @eitaoe. iopie oas
polittide 8erbdltniB 51piihen SStalien
uno Der Su9o 5lotUotei regelt.
Cns 9riediid]e Ga6iuett RhaI.
lis bat d6ge0onft infolge oon Iii.
ferenjgt 5tUiidlen oern 8renlier uno
Dem sRriegsnliuiiter @euuaris uno
eiu neres ententeirelulolihes Gobi-
nett 1T Oon oem bisherigen iSinan;.
miniiter aoloaeropuips gebiloet NOR
Den.
1Sr 0ubuque lUltr0e Ser friihere
5uperpiior Ratb. 7olD oon einem
gewiiien 9yohn grapDor0 alias @
?. 2nrne erihIagen, Der Damn ni,dl
oie 8ottin uno Die Derlpittpete
1d)plegertOdter 0es Grmor6eteu Le.
bensgeidbrlih uerIette. 9}ofe fir sic
a6Ueiiilng ieiner Beuer5ltnq Inn 6ie
1dlDIegertodter mar Die 9eranIai.
iuua, -
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Die ,,6unncn" ucbict
OILS mir.

Berlin. ySie eill 0crilt Or.
&uniel u. 6ainbouien's, ltnter.
ltoutsiecretdr inn 2lu5lu1rtiQen Mint
IN Berlin beiogt, lit ons qeinnfntc
rdbren0 0e5 ariege9 Dem GuItoa iiir
icin0ltdcs GjQcntbum lmtcritellte
americanjide @i9cnttluH beoina.
hngslos rpicoer irciaoqeben lpcr0en.
Die eno9iiltige 9lbree ming NIT 0en
americonidjen 0riitcrn lei MIR ous
ocm 6irlnoe bis Jest nod nidlt mog-
Iih qepeien. ou oieIe nod Dem Ger.
inillcr @ertrog oitrh ein intcrnotio.
nole3 clearinghouse su el l'olaen
Bate 'rns nidH gcideben f0rne, ebc
1tiht oie Ger 5tuatcn cHtmc0cr 0en
Gerioilfer &crtrag rntiicirt 66tten
ooer mi. ifncn eit neler Gcrtraq ob-
aeihloiiat lei Ter 6eutidle GlItoS
fei jcood) ougerieien qcreieu. 2(me.
ricnucn, 0ercn Gigcntbum er Ger,
unltete, bis }llr 2lbredJmnQ 0{ittcl
III ihrcm llrtcr6ult 3ur Berfiigung
N iteilen.
9fls nctpeis fir sen @ciit, in Dem
III Icuti6lan0 feilSli6e@eiacna6lun
verroltet mirhc, iiihrt Ger Inter.
iioatSiccret1r 7un. DoB Der J}iccprdii-
bent Scr aG5ntcrnotiounl 6aroeitcr
81 fiir3lih 6em 9fu5ndrtiqen 9lmt
in Berlin peri6nlid) iijr oie Ypirf.
inme, 6od]bcriqe @ciie. IN Der Der
GuItos pahren0 oe3 aricges oic ,Sn-
tereiien Der o5eieIlidoit nohrte", &c.
Oanft bh5c.
9tnerioauiide Botcutc uno 2icen.
zen icien lre0er pcrfmlit nod iiber.
troaen ror0eu 1lno fem amcrjcani.
i6es Gi0eittmm iei ser }monQsljoui,
0irnna unterDorien mcr6cu.
Ieutitlsu0 bnbe m ReQinn 0es
ariege5 ;;6erhmtot fcin GriUateiqen-
thluH iein0li6er 2lu.ldnoer in Re.
ifJlaq nebner mollen Gnalouo's
Qorgebei ho6e 6jes je0oh not8ia ge.
mad)t
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Der ScIbStncrS in Sen
Der. Stooten.

0ew gorf. - Sn 2Sobre 1920 err
eigneten iid) G,t71 Sel6itnor0e in
Den Ser. Stooten, Inn iiber 1000
mebr als inn @oriqbre, pie Or. $.
%. @orren. Brdiioent Der .Soue a
2tfe 2eog1ie", in 9tep Dort mittbeil-
te. llnter oen SelbItn0roern 6efan.
ben iid), ipie Ser 8eridt beiaat, D.
GOA iSrauen ltno niht lDerieer lpie
707 &inoer. Die lid ergebenoe qroBc
3luabne in Der 3obl Der iSrmen
miro altf Den @intritt Ser iSrmlen in
ooS politiidle unO aeid)offlitbe 2eben
ptriideefill)rt; itugliiflite lrlnslicbe
9erPdltitihe trtaen ebeifalIs ar Gr.
bobnltg Der iSrouenieIbihnouoe bel.
Ger iiiugite tSelbitnl0roer lpor 5
Sabre alt, Der 6Iteite t03 Sabre.
0tebr ais 400 @rsSoIoaten ba6cn
itdJ lett 8eelt6iglrng oeS ariegs 0aS
Seben genommeu.
9teooluer, 8ift INTO 8n8 uaren sic
6nltptnlei6oocn neId]e uon oen Sc.
bersiiber0riiiiigen ongeponot nur.
SEN
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
&iliOlt lutiit
GiienbaDner ab.
Sebnte cs a6, iidl III SrR 9pbnitreit
iluiidlcn Sabnen naO Ncren Nnge-
itellten III mildDen. - llcberiueiit
6ntidleibuna an Die Suitdnoieen
&nnocsbrb1rocn.

@aibimltuu, .. 6. ~ 9rdiiocut
S8iIion lat iidl gcueigert in oet
'Streit, Ser 5piiteu 0en 9ohuarbei.
tersllnions mo Ben 8dbulcitern be.
trefi5 0cr2obniraae Dor Scr 9ahnbe.
b0roe in Chicago nor iiCh gebt, eilt3it-
areiien, SSn eincm 5elegramu ou
Seomte Ser Unions uno an eineu
&Crtreter Ser Gnbnen erflGrte er, 6ie
Giieubabn '9Irbeit5beb0roc umo oie
Goutmiiiion fir dwiihenItaotliheu
@oltNel ieien }mci ipeciell sur Hege-
lung aIler glrbcit5 II. 8etriebSlci-
tmn9@iragen aeieblih eitgeieBte 9c.
hor0en, oje oolloui intitaioe ieien,
Die uorliegenocn Srdaen 5u eutihei.
Sen.
". ". 9lttcrburp, ser @ortfiibrer
Der 9obnIeiter, hattie ser 9ububeb0r.
Sc nlitQetbeilt, 0aB Ole @ohuen pon
@onfcrot bc0roht ieien. pem linen
niht infort erlaubt reroe. ocu &c
tricb auf cine porfricg33citlid)e
,hunolnqc alriid6uiiihren.
Carauihin tclcdraphirten sic
llnon5 an @rdi @jlion m0 criu6.
ten i'm, cine llntcriuduug iiber Oie
4ohn}uit6uoc on}uoroncn .Iie g(u.
lobcn Ser 9o6nlcitcr bcruhtcu nidlt
ami &ohrheit. mie oercii Der 3lui.
ithcuitootIittPn 0duocIscontmiiiion
1enlad'tcn bcidnportnc NuAaben iibcr
Die 9ctricbsfoiten }einten
@r0ii0ent @iliou ioate IN icinem
<eIearaum. 0os neue 9obuQc'cb III.
tcritrlIe alle 6rnQCu. oic iid) aif sic
Sil1ou}2u lm0 sic &erpuItuna Der
&ahncu lm0 oje nothpcuoioen Goten
boiodcn, her SIriSOicton Der Gom.
miiiinn fiir }niitcuitontIihcn 6on.
ocl uno olIc Nroqcr, Nic lid ouf
Streitiafeiten iniidcu sen @ohuqe-
icII'doiten un0 oercnAnaeitellttn be.
'6qen Der Jurisdiction Der Rnhn.
lobnbeh6roc Sclurit er erfahren
habe. f6nne man iid 0nroui oerloi
ZEN oar oicie gch0r0c nile ihr inter.
breiieten IraqCu iorQidItin luO in
intclllacntrr 2@ciie ermGac.
IS mdroc th6rift mo unrcd)t
icin 6ieie @ch6rocu bcciniluIien 3u
roIlcu Gonnt fonne cr 0cu 99m-
ifc Der Naarbeitcr.lltionS nift
nadfonnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

9n6lin. - Tie @irtenbrieie, mel.
DIE nnIGBlid) ser Saitcl Don Sen faith.
8iihofen filters erlaIien mho in ol-
len fatb. &irGen perleieu mur0en.
beidoftigten iid) msnobmSIo$ nit
Der Der5eiti9en erniteu 9rIiis in SSr.
lan6.
CARDINAL 2ogue, Ser bodIte fatbo-
lifde @iiroentrdger in ganj 95rIan0,
ertldrt, er babe nod ME cinen Sir
terbrief nit ar0Berer 9eiorgniB 0e-
ihrieben als in oieient 9Sobr. llnter-
oriidiing, ipie iie ieit Sen 3eiten
@rOnrlDell'S nidt oa mar, 1utO ihlim,
nter ais aIlea biSGer 0a9cipeIene,
unSaennmnien pielleid)t ourb sic
Siirfen ooer 9olidepifi. bcrrihe 3ur
3eit in SSrInno.
Gas &oGf in gauB SrIauo her.
langt SeIbitregierlmg un0 erb1lt
Elm BON 9tiemauoen gemiiniHtcS Sc
ieb, oos Srlono tbeilt. SD r1tbe Dem
Solfe, itorf unO feit Su bleibcn, trob
Der OfoBregeln ser britiihen Hcgic.
rltn1, Die Sen Grtremen alles Sc.
fiibI fiir oeu @ert6 oes menidlihen
&ebens un0 0e$ @i0entbum3 rauben.
o9ie &anolun9en ser Mannidlui-
ten ser arone lino, penu lie aud
&ergeltungStnaBreaeln geuannt mer,
0en nur !pon0llngen ser Inter
0riifung mo llngeredtigfeit. SSn
pieleu Sdllen 1nben sic 0pfer nid)tS
aetban mas Gergelhnlq redlticrtjate.
Manner iperoen ans ibren 9etten Qe-
jcrrt ltno Dor Sen 9Iugcn ihrer Nm.
geb0riaen erid]olien @efunoene per-
ben in 9lutomohiIen Qeiboiicn inter
Dem &ormnnoe. ooB iie 3u entfliehen
neriuhten. 2lnoerc neroen bel ser
Irbeit nie0ergeicboiien. ScI6t sic
arInen 2eltte, Die bein !0eronnahen
oes D1tlitdrs 6oponIaufen uer6en
eridoiien Mud sic SeiIiotbii.
lHer Der Stride tuerSeir~r rid,t ue--
iclont. aloiter mer6en ii6erfnIlen,
cbaleib 0ieie Stdtten nidt perleBt
neroen 6iirfen, ouBer nit beion6erer
9efltgniB, ollne oen 9unn ser @r.
communication 3tpei 8l0Itcr nlrs
ben III Ser 9tad)t gepoltiom bctrctcn
uno ourdindlt, lmo 6aS friid)e @rdb
elmer 9tonne ge0ifnet.
sd uergebe oner entitnloige Sic
Eerbreden Der Grtrenen nidt. 1Stb
babe lie befluat ltn6 perilrtheilt. go.
li5iiten un6 'SoIooten altiiulaltern.
lit feine @rie9at6nt. GS lit einfah
0tor0.
o2Sos ole i5rogc oes 1Srie0ens an.
hetriift, 10 bait Die 9legierunq Sic
Sode bin in Der Soffrung, 0oB
ld)lteBlid Der @iberitano 0es Golfcs
9ebro6en per6c."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Oeutict,IanS tramert.

8erlin. glngeiidtS Ser
erirten 3eit imo uIS 3emonitra-
tion Der Irauer iiber> Die 1Sor-
oeritngen Der 9ElIiirten OIL
Gelttidluno boben ole neItbe.
riibnIten GornepalSfeiern in
G0in, 0?oirs uno 9iiiieloorf,
ole felt SSabrbunoerten ein ite.
benoer 8roltd fparen un0 10
piele iSremoe nnIodten, in oie-
lem Sabre pegfalIen miiIien.
Ser preuBiide 0tiniiter oes
eSimereu Sepering benadjrih-
tigte ben 9feid)sprdii0enten
ebert, oaB ailgeiihtS ser iesi-
gen erniten Gage Ses 8aterlon.
oes sic GorueooISiaiIon inter
bIeiben ntiiiie. 9rber niht MIR
GreuBen, ionOern ou6 8ooen
nnO 8apern buben in glnbe.
trodlt ser MISUNDERSTANDING
Wastenballe uno on0ere Ser
oniiglingen in glht itno 9ann
erfIdrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Gieiensrnbidl Der aOblcnbarunc amt
lid feitaeitelIt.
Naihinaton, .. s.

&aibinaton, .. s. 0em 5e.
notScomite, Dem 6;e Gorln9e tSfn.
Callers 8ur Geguliritug Ser Sob
lenpreiie iiberlpieien lporoen nor, lit
Elm 9erid)t iiber oen 9ctrieb ser 81
8oblert6eraiperte i'm 8ocobontas-
9iitrict BON 8eit 8irginia lmter-
breitet ipor0en, ous ipeldtm berpor.
gebt, 0dB 81 oieier 8rnteh i'm
lebten Sabre 9feingepinne bis 3it
200 8rocent bes oarin ongcleoten
Capitals er5ieIten.
Gie 9eamen ser betreifen6en
9ergiuerfsg sgeieAihoften mnroen aus
8eIdditSriifiidtcn ser Geffentlidlfeit
uorent6ultcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
IN g9oiton nn6 lllnnebnna or.

aSn 9Solton un0 llndeburg ors
ci9netcn lid felt Rcnla6r : 8ooc$.
ialle infolge ser 5tIoifranf6cit
- Die ,}abl Der 6dIIe oou Sd1foi.
frnnfbcit in GleDeloro, o., tIt in IA
Iagen Uon 10 aui 8 geiticgcn; i'm
25anuar iinO 8 Sale tobtIid perlou.
zen.
2Ilopiius 9}ouaf, 9lonan sc.
iiTc}af uno Step6. au6iaf nur0cn
i'm areisqeriht in Bap Gitg Dlih.,
i'll Ieben3Idnglidlcr 3mangsarbcit int
DIaranette 'StrnfgciananiB uerr.
tbeiIt, no60em iie iid ihuloig be.
t1nnt hottcn, Wartin {. 1ebats unO
Qn0ra .Dl. 4erions bei eincm Bou6.
ilberioH oili Die 9roa0par 3Dcq.
iteile Der 0ortissn Goumtn SaUjng3
9ant am -. San. ermoroet III 1a.
ben
gei e;uem Iornaoo in 5aIcp.
DiIle, ala, mur0en 3oDlreidle &obn'
bduier 0emolirt.
1ie 9ttngeCsn0tb IN Gblnd bat
lif oerort 5ugeipiet, oaB -, 100000
Beriouen ppm 6mgerto6e 6e6r6bt
iino, Uenn ibuen nid1t ioiort Silie
miro, ME oem Staats soeportcmcut in
@ai3ington beridtet nitr0c
2Iuto6anoiten iibariiclcn sic
ganf in })omiiiing, ciucr Eorilaot
1on 1caoing 30, uno raubtcn Selo
ano Bombs i'm Qetroge SON SO.
600.
- 9on t2j 1Sdflen BON 56lai.
froHfbeit in Der Sto0t ReD gorf ieit
]ieujabr iino 26 t66tlif Uerlaufen.
Das ,Sar0en 0ouoclbil0crthca.
ter in glidigan Gitg, S5no., bsonnte
nit einem Sdaoen bon 100000
ab.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
SDm6enattentnte Haoiealer in
WlericO.

StnSt WerieO. 3ie Geii6en5
0es Wigr. 25oic gloro. Grj6iihofs
bon @erico. mo 0as @ciddftshou5
ser 3lrpeIierfirma 5ueraens & So
in Scr mericoniihen Sauptitaot uur.
Den Ourh ndftIidle 9on6enerploiio.
nen beifo6igt, ooh puroe 9}ienlon0
uerlest.
Gie 9ombenattentote aingcn Der.
mutblih ron rd6icofen 9lrbeitereIe.
menten aus. sic in letter Belt iid
itort au5gebreitet ba6eu.
Ter gr8biidoi BOT in Ser leBten
3eit Diete Grobunaen erbdlten, neil
er einen energiidjeu Ston0 gc9eu IA.
oicalisu1us eingenonnen uno 0ie fas
thoIiifen 4rbeiter iur gcfdmpiina
6es'elber or1oniiirf bot. Die Iirura
aSuerqens & 60. lit felt Uier 0iuna.
ten in 9IrbeiterUrrpn uerDidelt