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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
LEGION MEN OF
STATE ACTIVE
Posts Prepare for Concerted
Drive for Memberships.

Posts Of the American Legion through
out Indiana are making preparations for
membership drives, which it Is estimated
viii add 10000 to $4,000 ex-service men
in the State to the legion membership
Of 10000. The Marion County council
in which all posts Of the county are
members. will be the first group IN the
State TO start the campaign.
The Marion County posts have orga-
nized under the direction of J. T. Can't
well, chairman of the county council,
and each post has appointed campaign
director. The Marion County members
will not only devote their efforts to OBJ
tanning new members, but to getting
those who were dropped from the rolls
because they failed TO pay their dues,
back In the lists.
Other posts in the State are making
preliminary plans, and many local cam
paigns will be on by March 1 and ex-
tending until summer. This is in accord
with the policy adopted at the State
conference Of legion leaders held at Gull
yer Military Academy in November.
The district organizers for the WOm-
ems Auxiliary Of the legion are also
quietly at work TO add new members to
the units of the auxiliary. The WON
ems organization, which was only started
a few months ago in Indiana, is grow
ing rapidly with the aid of the legion
members, and It is expected many thou
sands OF mothers, wives, sisters and
daughters of legion members or Of de-
ceased veterans, will be enrolled by
summer.
The auxiliary has opened temporary
State headquarters in the Hume Mansur
building, with Miss Ruth McDougalI of
Shelbyville, State secretary, In charge.
Mrs. J. E. Barcus, State president. Is Civ
ing considerable time to perfecting the
new State organization, formed at the
recent first State auxiliary convention.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
OF
STATE ACTIVE
Representation Given in Farm
Federation.

At a meeting OF dairymen OF the State
yesterday at the Hotel English. called by
John G. Brown, president of the Indiana
Federation OF Farmers Associations,
committee was appointed to represent, in
the federation, the milk producing inter
ests.
One member Of the committee was ap-
pointed from each district with the ex-
ceptiOn of Districts 2 and 5, representa-
tvs from which will be named later by
William Fl. Hanning, president OF the
State Dairy Association.
The members of the committee are as
follows: District l. B. B. Morgan, Ches-
tertown; District 4, W. E Favorite,
Huntington; District 3, P. H. Crane
Zionsvilie; District 6, A. D. King, Nun
Gle; District T. Harry A. Moss, Center
--POint; District s, J. B. Carney, Norris
town; District 8, W. H. Hanning, Evans
vile; District 10, J. 7. Carr, Charles
town.
A resolution was adopted at the meet
ing in favor OF the livestock sanitary
board measure, House Bill 800.
temporary legislative committee con-
Eisting Of J. Fl. Carr, P. H. Crane and
J. B. Carney, was named to act during
the present session OF the Legislature.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
CONGO BELLIES
GET CHEMISES
Lurid Silks, Size So, From U. S.
Tickle Chiefs Wives.

CHICAGO. Feb. 11.-Lurid purple silk
chemises. size SO. are becoming popular
with the dusky bellies along the African
Congo, according to announcement by a
Chicago mail order house.
The firms foreign department received
word from Chief NgOgo of the Belgian
Congo of the safe arrival of recent or
der for such undeTgarments for twelve of
the chiefs favOrlte wives.
Because of the color and size IL was
necessary to have them made to order.
THE results are quite satisfactory"
the chief wrote.
With the chemise order came funds for
"shoes with watches in their toes" rub
Der boots with copper toes, pink silk
stockings and several hundred pounds of
beads and brightly cOlOred cotton goods.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
CHARGED WITH CONTENfPT.

GREENSBURG, Ind, Feb. 11.-Shsriff
Gardner. and deputy from Kentland.
Newton County. were here Thursday and
with the assistance of Sheriff Braden,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11

placed o. N. Reppert, travelling sales
man Of that county, under arrest. he
was charged with contempt Of court. The
officers left this city with their prisoner
at 8 o'clock this morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
Pacific Coast League

International League At Vancouver 2, ictoria 8. At Yakima 19, Tacoma 3.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
A CITY WITH A FUTURE

Cordova is particularly fortunate in possessing practically all the resourc- es that are to be found in the different sections of Alaska, and most Of them are being developed on a large scale which accounts for the fact that this town can boast of it's permancy and prosperity, with a future in which we all have abiding faith.
 Among our resources are the rich interior placer mines: Kennecott cop- DOT, which is the highest grade and more cheaply mined than any other similar mineral in the world; Katalla, Yakataga and Cordova oil fields, the only producing wells in Alaska being in operation at the former place, where the highest grade parafine base oil in the world is being pumped and is supplied to the industeries on Prince William Sound in an oil tank CT, specially built for this purpose ; Berring River coal, which is being and tests to be better than Pocahont- the besteiodi; grthe thet hethhethethe as; Copper River sockeye salmon, the best brand of sea fish, with eleven canneries to put up the pack; Razor clans, an epicureans delight, and also halibut, herring and codfish.
 Cordova possesses the finest har- Dor in all Alaska, with abundant an chorage and dockage facilities It is the sea terminal and supply point for the gold and copper mining companies the oil fields fishing vessels and can- neries. Has the largest radio plant in the north and is connected by cable and wireless with the states and by telephone and telegraph with interior Alaska and Katalla. No other town in this vast territory offers the same opportunities for investment as does Cordoya.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
GAME FOR TOMORROW
 BETWEEN RAILROAD
 BOYS AND TOWN CLUB

There will be a game of baseball at the park tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, between the railroad em. ployes and a picked nine from town. in order that the best team may be picked from all the local players for contest with the Fort Liscum club on July 4. The line-ups for tomor- row will be as follows: .s. .lsr
 Railroaders-Frame, c; Taylor, D.: Walsh, 1b; Machin 2b; Clarkson, 3b: : Peterson, ss; Hoff, If; Dennis, of: Blooney, rf u.
 City-Hill,c; Frederickson, ss; Gil bert, 1b; Billet, 2b; Mcfarland, 3b: Kicker, If; Smith, of; ,sonderstrom, If; Kellogg, D.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
PUT OUR TOWN ON THE MAP

Do we want this town on the map as one of the clean twons of the Unit ed States, or do we not? It means something for town to be known as clean, live. progressive, Such towns belong to the select circle. They are the towns where the death rate is low and loss of wages from sickness is at a minimum This affects everybody. It is not a question of beauty alone, though that it big enough all by itself to make us get busy, but it is a question of health, of economy, of steady work, of increased output, oi more money in the bank, of the safety of property from fire and depreciation and of a reputation which we need not be ashamed of. Let's all get to- gether and put our town on the map Read the mayors proclamation in to days paper and then next week clear up and paint up.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
VOICE OF THE
 ALASKA PRESS

Every day it is becoming more and apparent trat the issue of greatest greatest importance in Alaska is now, more apparent that the issue of as it has been for the last decade, full territorial form of government" :" Juneau Empire,
 The Cordova Daily Times is now a ten page daily and fine one. The editor, MT. H. G. Steel recently re- ceived the honor of being made vice. president of the National Editorial Association for Alaska, showing that his merits are also appreciated else where.-McCarthy News.
 Advertising will do much to attract people to interior Alaska but care 1 should be taken to avoid the sort of advertising that will bring dissapoint- ment, along with increased popula tion. When strangers arrive in the country, we should be sure that they will find things about as represented If we are not honest in our publicity methods, the advertising will do us more harm than good.-Nenana News
 Aircraft production and improve ment in devices promise to increase as time goes on, and it may not be many years before people travel from one part of Alaska to another. Just think how quickly and pleasantly the distance from the Capital City to the government railroad terminus town of Seward might be annihilated ir flying through space seated in com fortable air ship. And what long mushing trips might be dispensed with during the winter season by flying from Fairbanks to Nome. Ol how easy it would be to make g week end trip from Juneau to Seattle traversing the less than thousand miles during one of these days o1 sunshine.-Juneau Capital.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
TO DEVELOP ALASKA WOOD
 PULP

Ultimate relief from the shortage of newsprint paper is being planned by the Harding administration through the development of the timber re sources of Alaska.
 The matter was up for discussion at cabinet meeting recently and while the plan is in a nebulous stage President Harding made it plain that the administration intends to see il through.
 When the president and Secretary Fall make their projected trip to Al aska this summer this will be the first feature of the Alaskan develop ment to be studied.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
''THE INVISIBLE BOND"
 AT EMPRESS TONIGHT

Irene Castle, acknowledge to be the best dressed woman in the world, and foremost interpreter of the modern dance, in brand new role-appearing on the screen in an emotional drama-and proving her. self an actress of rare power and charm.
 'The Invisible Bond,' her first Paramount picture, is showing to- night only at the Empress. It is a play of vivid human interest, inter- preted by strong cast. Huntley Gordon plays the male lead, while Claire Adams, Fleming Ward, Helen Green, Ida Waterman, Warburton Gamble and George Majeroni all have important roles. -g
 Completing the Saturday program is two reel farce comedy "A Red Hot Finish" It's just what it's name implies, fast, furious fun
 
 On Sunday night only, special comedy treat is provided, by those two captivating young fun-makers, Douglas Mclean and Doris May. Of course you saw them in their first big success, "23h Hours Leave" And of course you are coming to see them again, for their second play is even funnier than the first, Whats Your Husband Doiug?" . a,s-.
 In an amusing comedy of mixups, they all arrive by various routes, at Honeysuckle Inn. And the fun be- gins, nor does it end until the last foot of the last reel of this clever sparkling farce is run.
 Latest number of Pathe News, and an entertaining Pathe Review com plete this exceptional program.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
TOMORROW IS FATHERS DAY

Some time ago young school Sirl, Miss Kate Swinefor of Drewery's Bluff, Va. figured that father was not getting a square deal and personally visited Gov Westmoreland Davis of Virginia, and started a Virginia Fath- CTS day to be celebrated on the sec ond Sunday in June and the emblem to be red flower. Not stopping at this she obtained a State Charter to make it National affair. The Rev. Wm. E. Clark of Memphis, Tenn. says, Fathers love is as tender and undy- ing as mothers love-"
 All. women are not angels nor all men saints, and fsthers deserve soiGe ret tcgnition and father is very ncc- essary adjunct to family.
 We have come to the age of femin- inc exploitation and the papers are filled with the hand that rocked the cradle" has in part forsaken that work to shoot their husbands or divorce them. Papers are filled with this junk and children are taught to look upon their fathers as a joke both in print and cartoons.
 woman was created from a spare rib, which one of the twenty-four was used for this purpose was never stated but it's twenty-three to one that the average man runs a chance of annex ing a "fussy rib"
 There are just as many good fathers in this world as mothers and De Witt Talmadge says:
 There are husbands and fathers by the thousands that would face death for their households. If out lawry should become dominant they would stand in their doorways and protect their homes.
 They make the army of defense of our country and can outfigkt any army of conquest"
 The abstract sentiment of a flag is backed by the real regard for home wife and children.
 The world is safe by such men and the world possesses millions and the homunculi that infest our communit- ies must not hinder women from ap- preciating the glory of true manhood.
 "The father is the head and main- stay of the household.
 With joy the parent loves to trace Resemblance in his children's face: And, as he forms their docile youth
 To walk the steady path of truth, Observe the shooting into men, And lives in them life ore again" ,"
 Lloyd
 Thue we stand between the gener- ation that has passed and the geuer- ation that is to come in order to main- tain dicipline certain respect for both parents must be observed There fore all decent respectable home loving people will agree that Fathers day is just as important as Mothers day, and out of the 365 days in a year, one day is little enough for your dad.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE - PLEASURE SKIFF, 5-h. p. engine. Good condition,
 $1O0, See Lunday, A. P, U. J-11-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

The financial committee in charge of the Fourth of July celebration will start out Monday to solicit funds to defray the expenses of same and as it is planned to, have many big events for which substantial prizes will be awarded the contributions should be very liberal.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

WRITE VIOLET RAY, c. DDNNIsON, Ohio. if you wish >a pretty and wealthy wife. Encloso stamp,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

For Rent~%Surnished rooms with bath, over Northern Club. Apply up- stars. 10-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

Yes, truth crushed to earth will rise again." but sometimes not until after the referee has counted ten.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
BASEBALL SCORES
National League

National League At Pittsburg l, Boston 4. At Cincinatti 3, New York 1. At St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 3.
 American League At Boston 2, St. Louis 8. At Philadelphia 0, Chicago 5. At New York 6, Cleveland s. At Washington 3, Detroit 6.
 Pacific Coast League At Portland 6, Seattle 10. At Sacramento 5, Salt Lake 8. At San Francisco 2, Los Angeles 8 twelve innings. s
 At Vernon 4, Oakland 5.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Die EXPERIMENTATION Mallen unit
faBt atpei polltanoig getrenrte Au-
ten11er : Mnlagen, 6mr9 Die Der
bur6 Morfe5eiben mortebermitteln,
Sc eleftrii6e 6unfe in Sen @etber
binausgeian6t miro: ei11e groBere
M-Mntenne fir ben neberieeperfebr
uno cine ql1eroa5u geiteute fur5ere
un6 nieorige @-Mntenne fir ben
engere11 europa 8erfebr. pie
M=Muten11e fir Sen engeren parallel
loufen6en, iieben Milimeter itarfer
8ron5eorabten beitebt nno 0erett
ltromfiibren6er Sell 1910 Meter
lang tit Bel elmer @eiamtlange non
2421 Metern, miro getragen bon
3uei @ittertiirmen bon lie 256 @e.
ter &0be un6 bier @ittertiirmen
BON ie 1870 Meter Sole; sic 8<@n>
tenne, Sic 16 9rabte umfabt, lautt
iiber 5mei so Meter<Sirme n1o e1-
nen 1874 Meter boben Surm. Wel'
6e Sobe man iid 0arunter porltel'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

lto15es Set, freili@ aber au9 dabl"
retbe S@redniiie un6 @rauen er-
blidten 6ie Mol1ern 6es &atbu11ieS
i'm 2aufe Ser Sabrbun6erte, als
Moel 1tno 8urgeri6aft iib outs Bit
terrific befeb6eten, ais Die reltgioien
un6 nationalen &fe, nt9t mie
ieBt auf frieoli6em @ege, ionoern
Dur6 oen blrttgen @%affentan3 aus
gefodten mur6en, als @mp0rung
un6 8lutgeribte an SET SageSoro<
nung tparer.
&emerfenstpert lit 6as &atba11s
nod baour@, DOB at Dem groBen
Gurm cine fiinitlide, 1890 perfertig'
tie, beriibmte Mpoitelubr ii6 befin6et.
Dieies nbrtperf, mel6es 1864 bts
1866 nit eir1em &oitenaufman6
bon biertauieno @ltl0en pieoer fer
geiteGt uuroe, 5eigt 6ie @tnnoen TO-
mobl na6 ser iebigen mie na@ ser
alte1 fir6liben o6er bobmti@e1
@tnteilung, iomie 6ie &lanetenitun>
sen uno Sic @tern5eit, ferner ste
Mon6pbaien, Ben gintritt Der 9am=
merl1ng, Der Ma6t un6 6es Cages,
lie entbalt bie gr6fugel uno. oen
EierfreiS nit Dem @onnen> un0
Mon65eiger. @enn sic lift
l6l6gt, 0ffnen iib sic Genlter iiber
oerfelben, nno sic Mpoitel @etrus,
8ou1us un6 Sobannes eri6einen;
&etruS sic @an6 gum Simmel erbes
BEND, Ba11lus nit Dem Sanpte, So
bannes nit Ser &an6 iegneno; BET
500 lGl1tet un6 faBt eiren neben ibm
1teben6en Mann, Ser abpebren6 ben
&opf tpenoet.
@egeniiber 6em &atbaus erbebt
ii9 ser @ra6tbar Ser &bepnfir@e,
pel9e sic &auptpfarrfir6e uno ei>
mes ser %beribmtelten @%otteSbauier
8rogs lit. Inter Sen pielen &C.
benstpir0tgfeiten Ser Stride mi4 i@
Eier MIR netrnen: 6os rotmarmorne
@rabmal 6es 1901 1T @rag beritor<
benen Mitronomen Epdo 6e @rabe
in gar5er &eiterftgur, Sic altertIm<
li6e aus Dem flnf5ebnten Sabrs
bunoert ,%berriibren6e &an5el, Den
Denfltein 6es @ei6i6tsi6reiberS
Yfarrer .@ammeridmieo %(geitorben
1850, sic iiberlebensgroBe 9oppel-
Itatue ser ilabii6en Mpoite1 @Drtlu3
uno Metbo6ius aus farrari1@em
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@eimat 2ibuiias nit ibren alterS>
gral1en @alditen uno &ir6en, ibre1l
ma6tig superintendent Gurmen
unp &1tppel0adern, ibren breiten,
nel1e11 5traBen- uno Bldben iopobl
mie init ibren ergen, pt1tfeligea
@aBden, ibren monumentalen 8au=
ten iopobl mie nit ibren raude1t-
oen Sabrifi6loten ser 8oritaote
ol1sgebreitet.
Ser &orio, be5iebungsweiie Ser
eleganteite Staotteil 8rags, lit Ser
v@raben". Ct biloet gleibiam oaS
&er5 ser &eli6en3; bier mogt uno
brouit Sos eigentlibe groBitd0tiide
2eben @rogs; 11omentli6 lit ben
ipateren NadmittogS< uno Mbeno>
itunben berri6t BORT Elm iibera11s
riibriges 2eben uno Ereiben. @enn
au6 ant @raben Sic i6oniten Sdau=
feniter lt6 b%efin0en, beiibt oerielbe
oo9 %fetnesmegs b%eionoere 8auoenf=
male bon monumentaler un0 ardt=
teftonilder 8eoeut1ng. 8emere
fenspert lit ct aber 0ur6 Sen TO-
g%enonnten v8ulperturm" melder
itd am Musgange ser 8eltnerguiie
befin6et. 9ieies i6one gotii6e
8altperf ibetoet Sic Mltitaot: bon
ser Meuita0t, 10 mie er 1T friiberer
8eit zines Ser Gbore 3miiden 6ieiet
beioen @t4oten bilbete. Sn @rag,
ser Sta6t ser itol5en Sirme, mo
alein 6eren ettpa iieben5ig eriitieren,
sic ii6 6urb Sitter un0 S60nbeit
ol1s5ei6ner, geb0rt er 5u SEN IN
tereiianteiten un6 rei5boulten.
@ino pir 6urb sen @l,loerturm
in sic bon @agen> &oiien uno SUP
gdngern iebr belebte 3eltnergaiie
geraten, 10 gelangen mir bolo onI
SEN M@ltitaoter &ing, ser in alten
3eiten oft ser @1ouplaB tpt6ttger
8egebenbeiten mar. @ier mur6e1l
Eurniere uno offentlt6e @eridtSiit=
5l1tgen gebalter, %11n3ablige &inriA=
tl1ngen borgenomn1en, @olfstumulte
un6 @olfsauf5iige fan6en bier itatt.
Muf '6ieiem &inge befinoen ftd bic
le gei@t6tli6 un6 ardttettoniidj
be6eutiame @eb61t6e, ib rte11t1e 5lt=
b0r6erit 6as M1titdoter &otbaus aui
Dem groBen Sting. @an6 beiteres,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

9em bon tedniiden &euntniiien
u1tbei9merten 2aien, Ser Dor ben
eleftrote9nii6en Sadausoriiden tpie
ser gebornte @ierfiiBer Dor Dem
8erge itebt,. miro eS bel Ser ted)niz
lden Grlaltterl1ng Ser gepaltigeu
Mnloge ga115 mirr I'M &opfe. st
fort 5par Dem eifrigen Siibrer ouf<
merflom 5u, ober ieinen Slid feiielt
piel mebr ser eigenartige &uf6au,
10 zines boben 5unfenturmes, gera'
Sc tpeil er 10 alien 8orlteuungen
mioeripri6t uno Sic 9inge ri@tig
auf Sen &opf itelt. 80 ein 260
Meter bober u110 $50 Sonnen ibme-
rer 6rnfturm in ieiner 6reiedigen
8ormung lduft namli6 unten gan3
}piB gu tpie Elm 8leiitift; oieie Spibe
orudt nun 5urqbit nit 800 Con-
men al1f cine Hlatte, u1t6 erit Sic
Blntte lelbit rubt nit 6ret fur5en
Yor5euanfiiBen bonn l1mfange eineS
mittleren &obtopfdens auf 6em Ell
gentli6en 5unoament; Sic 8or5el>
lanfiiBe ober 6ienen 6a5u, BEN Surm
BON ser groe 3u iioliere1t. Notur>
li9 fin6 o16 ale &alte<9 rabtfeile,
sic in md6tigen 8eton< nn6 3ie-
gelitein=@loben %beranfert iino, bon
ser @r6e iioliert.
9as alio lit Ser duBere ii6tbare
Mpparat ser Mouener @%roBfunfita-
ton. l1n6 6od, 10 imponiereno
oieie &ieienanlage 1T, fie. eri@eint
trob6em benz 2aien p%erblmffeno ein-
fad. $50 er pieQei6t rieiige &C.
b~duoefomplere nit raudenoen
56orniteinen un6 8erge bon &ob-
len. 5,1r @r5eugung Ser eleftrti6en
Gnergie bermutet botte, 90 itebt MIR
Elm, aueroings in ieinen 4u5ma<
BEN eroBes, 1T ieinen 2inien aber
rubig 1t110 gei6loiien geitaltetes Ma.
ibinenbaus, 6as muir Der nmfor<
m11ng 6es eleftriiden Stromes
oicnt, Sen gtrom ielbit ober bon
ferne fer, aus Dem 9pan0auer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Dir gf1gatf Iunkrnstatinn nrr
mPlt.

Observation-Disclosures, be6iebt, mo-
ale 8orfebrungen %getroffen iino,
UNI Nauen BON irgel1omelden 5to,
rungen 5ufaQiger o6er abiid)tltd).
gemalttattger &rt unobbangig at
MAIDEN. MuBer Dem geiamten ted.
nii6en &raftapparat uno neben
Dem 8etriebsburealt entbdlt bas
Maf6tnenbaltS sic Sel1oeltation, 0as
neutrality-suspicious. 8ureau, ourd)
oaS Sic Gunfenoepeiden in inter1la.
tto1alen Morie5eiden mittels @ano,
apparaten o0er Malbinentelegra.
pben gegeben meroen. @abreno
namli6 Die Morie5eiden nit Tele-
grapbenopparaten gegeben tperoen,
peroen iie nit Selepbonapparoten
als 1ange - strid - ooer furoe
- 8untt - flotenartige Sore OBJ
geb0rt.
@ie aber lit nun cine gmpfangs.
citation? SIN @runoe genommen uo9
einfader, 6enn bier fallen 0ie gan'
gen Mnltalten tpeg, sic ser &raftper-
mittluug 6tenen, ooer iie lalien iieb
6o9 auf ein beiGeioenes Minimuln
bon Mtfulnulatoren reou5ieren, sic
ben audi bier, mel111 al1d MIR in &C.
ringem MusmaBe, notigen eleftri,
iben @trom geben. Sic Seele
Ser @mpfangsitation lit mieoerum
Die Mntenre, oeren mo6ernlte 5orm
sic @abmenantenne BARTLETT, uro
6ere11 gr0Bte pieoerum Sic bon GEL
tom BEL @ots6am lit, no 6ie gu
Mauen geb0rige gmpfangsitation
erridtet mor6en 1T, nadoem ii@ ei'
ne raumli9e Grennung bon 5enoe,
uno @mpfangSitation als 5medma-
Zig be%rausgeiteMt bat. Gin quaora.
til1es @abmengeriiit - oie geon1es
triiGe Sorm lift ubrigerS nebeniad'
1id - nit elmer Mn5abl 9rabten
um1pannt n116 nit eleftriiden
@trom bon b%eltimmter Starfe gela.
6en> 6aS lit iosuiagen oaS Srommel<
fen, bas Sic eleftril6en 8ellen in
ibren fein1ten S@wingunge11 al.f'
nimn1t. Mbleitungs6rabte, Sic bon
6ieiem &abmen 5u einem Spitem
bon Mpparaten fiibren, {teuen gewii,
1ermaben sic @ebornerpen oar, Sic
6en pfeifen0en Son gum @eDirn
ser EXPERIMENTATION leiten. ltn0
bon bier peroen iie einfad ourd)
einen gan5 gem0bnliden Eelepbo1t.
bDrer ans DIR 6es @ord)ers &c,
fubrt. 9as @un0er fir sen 2ai,
en- lidgt aber III 6ieiem Safe nidJt
10 Iebr in Dem Mltfbau Ser gan3en
Mpparatur - Sen nimmt CT mebr
ooer mi16er bel itanonislos ais cine
gegebene &atiade fin - ais oarir1,
oaB 10 cine @mpfangsanlage in III
Ter einfaditen uno fleiniten 5orn1
bequem int 3imnler auf einem
@9reibtii6 untergebradt ipcr0en