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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
Roma Conquers High Winds

Washington, Dec. 22.-The 400 1000
army airship Roma fought her way
for five hours and half against
head wind from Langley field, var
o;nia. to Washington today to De
christened and put in commission OF
f;cially by Miss Fonrose Wainwright,
daughter of the Assistant Secretary
If War. who broke a bottle OF llqulo
air on the great semi-rlgid alrsnlp.s
Prov. nj.
Secretary Weeks, Secretary Denny
and Senator Ricci, the Italian amoas-
SAILOR, who participated IN the cefe-
monies, waited for three hours IN the
chilling winds which blew from the
northwest for the ship to arrive. They
were to have taken flight in her OF
an hour or two over the city and to
Baltimore with other invited guests,
but the wind was rising steadily, with
gales of large proportions, and MAJOR
General Patrick, chief OF the army ar
service, ordered the Roma back to her
hangar at Langley s.eld as soon as
she could be refueled.
The great dolphin-like craft OF the
air arrived at Boiling field at noon
and left at $3.50, scurrving home with
the wind behind her in two hours and
40 minutes j
A crowd Of guests and officers OF
the two air services awaited the ar
rival of the army's new sem -rigld,
the largest lighter-than-air ship IN
this country, at Boiling field from .
o'clock, impatientty stamping their
feet and trudgiRg back and forth IN
an effort to keep warm.
Suddenly, toward the southwest,
there appeared great, dull gray
shape scarcely distinguishable against
the slate-colored. sky. 1t was. the
Roma-a massive, fat dirigible, NOV
ing little toward the east, slowly
and majestcally lifting her nose over
the encircling. hills. Gradually her
bulk doomed and she swung toward
the west, heading directly for the
field, with her motors roaring deaf
eningly. Approaching quite low. she
put her nose down and slowly settled
A door in the. V-shaped keel, near
the bow, flew open and a great coil
of rope dropped to the Handling
crew below. All hands took hold, and
slowly the great craft came to earth
Fitting ceremonies followed; the
christening by Miss Wainwright, who
stoop on step-ladder under the great
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

curving bows as she broke the bottle
of liquid air, which flew into blush
gray cloud of vapor as the glass crash
e.. The old ensign was then replaced
by new one, presented by the 1tal-
ians, and hoisted on the stern over
her curious box-like rudder.
Speaking for the Italian govern,
nent, where the ship was designed
and built, Ambassador Ricci express
FL his pleasure that America should
have bought the great semi-rigld
ship, and Secretary Weeks, in accept
ing it officially for the war depart
ment, said the pleasure and oppor-
tunity were rather his, that the army
should be so fortunate in securing q
snip developed By the skill of Italian
craftsmen.
MAIL. G. Thornell and his staff
of pilots and navigators were also
thanked personally by Secretary
Weeks for their successful trip, de-
spite their handicap of an adverse
wind and disabled motors.
After the christening the color pre-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

sentation took place, Assistant Sec
rotary Wainwright, replying to Lieut.
Gen. Giuseppe Vaccari, who spoke
feelingly about the cordial relations
between Italy and America as he
presented the new United States en-
sign for the Roma.
General Patrick then ordered the
field cleared and the ship gassed and
rebalanced for homeward flight. AS
soon as she was clear of the field the
DIET go" signal was given. She slow
ly forged ahead into the wind, turn
ing to the southeast. AT a height OF
few hundred feet the engines were
speeded up and, assisted by the wind,
she began her homeward trip at a
fast clip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23


81 understand now why so many
people praise Tanlac as have tried
it myself and it certainly is a Won
derful medicine" said Mrs. Della
Kunzc, S56 Lii Ave, Chicago, valued
employee of the, Boston Department
Store:
81 eat with so much Zest and en-
ioyment now that my family really
joke me about it. A short time ago,
however, had absolutely no appe-
tite and was eating so little that |
was losing weight and strength every
day and | suffered SO much from in
digestion and nervousness that | was
on the brink of breakdown.
"There are absolutely no words that
can express my delight at the remark
able and Immediate results | obtain
cd from Tanlac. 1t benefited me in
every way. Instead of being depressed
and melancholy and tired and worn out
| am full of life and energy and cheer
full and happy all the time. I've
gained twelve pounds in weight. too"
Tanlac is sold in Alexandria by
Edgar Warfield, jr., and leading drug
gists everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the National Manganese Corpora.
ton will be held on the 10th day OF
January, 1922, at the principal office
of the company at LOT North FAIRFAX
street Alexandria, Virginia, at II
o'clock A. NJ, the purpose of the
said meeting being the transaction
of any business that may lawfully
come before such annual meeting.
Paul Sleman, Secty.
Dec. 9, 16, %, and 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
Buenos Aires to Have World
Radio Station

Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dec. 81
A powerful German wireless station
has been constructed at Monte Grande
in the province OF Buenos Aires, and
was successfully tested yesterday
Messages were received from stations
5000 kilometres distant. During the
tests a code message being transmit
ted from San Francisco to Toxic was
picked up.
When completed, the station will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

ments made public today in the fed
eral court, against HOLSTER, White
and Co., Inc, investment underwent
ers, of this city. The plan is alleged
to have involved the issuance of false
financial statements to promote the
sale of stocks and notes.
Hollister, White and Co, Inc, has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

offices here and also at Philadelphia,
Springfield, Mass, and Providence, X.
ii. The Mount Holly Paper comp my,
Mount Holly sggings, Pa, is on OF
several companies alleged to have
been reorganised under He hit2r,
White and Co., named in The 'fldt;t-
s,,pTfS 40 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

(Ry International News Service)
Mrs. Bessie P. Brueggeman,
Commissioner of the Employees
Compensation Bureau, halls from
st. Louis, Missouri, and is the first
woman to be appointed to an Of
lcial position by President Harding.
Mrs. Brueggeman was formerly on
the Missouri State Republican ex-
ecutive committee and delcgate-at-
large to the Chicago convention in
1920. During the war she was cap
tain of the st. Louis motor bril-
gade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

consist of six big towers, each of
which is 20 be 21O metres high Zap
proximately $50 feet). Il is claimed
that It will be able to communicate
with points all over the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
Boston Firm Charged Filth Big
Stock Fraud

Boston, Dec. ga scheme to de-
fraud in stock and bond transactions
by misuse of the United States mails,
said to involve millions of dollars and
to affect large number Of persons
in several states. is ALLEGED in indlct-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
9n @ieoer( a6(em.
6ams, Tradbt nut 51m& hes 'tieher(adkf@en &amtra.

ga115 aus Senltert1 b%eiteben6en Mu.
Benieite1 oes r6letts". 8etritt man
Sic roem Mittelidiff elmer BRET
16iffigen @alilifa bergleidbare"
Diele bonn Eormege aus, 10 faut bin-
ter DEM &%alb0unfel Dor ben felt
li6en 9tauungen glei6 sic iiber>
raiden6e 2i6tmirfung oeS Sletts
ouf
9os 6Iett nit ser SeueriteQe tpar
immer ser midttgite Sell oeS nieoer-
ia6iil6en 8auernbauies. Sier
i6affte sic Sousfrau, inoem tie,
gleid5eitig 6ie 9iele nno ben Sof
iiberi6aueno, u11ter Dem @erf bas
@elinoe beaufi9tigte, bier ipielten
un6 lernten 6ie &inoer, fpannen
uuo plouoerten Sic Mdgoe, bier fan=
oen ii9 na9 6em .Mbenoeiien audi
ser Bauer un6 sic &ne6te ELM nno
Iouldte man int &au6 nno @6eine
6es SerofeuerS o6er betm 2t6t oes
@ien1panS nn6 ipater 6es &rlielS,
6es fla6en nit Sran gefu1ten &an>
gelamp9ens, SEN &riegs- nn6 @pnf<
gei9i9ten FOLDER, Sic mas erlebt bat
ten. Ser &ero ftan6 nripriingli9
in Ser Mitte oes uJletts" uno par
erIt aus Sel6iteinen bergeri6tet.
@pater tpuroe Ser Stand germ runo
nit Qehm un6 3ieqel1tei11en ge11a1ts
ert, tint bie man, um bent @an5en
mebr Salt. gu geben, einen alten
@agenreifen legte. @eit6em man
1tatt oes @ol5eS ar6 5teine gum
&ausba1 bertpan6te, fam 6ie f%reiite-
benoe Seueritene mebr u116 mebr a1t-
Der @ra116, un6 Ser &er6 puroe an
sic Slettman6 gemauert, biStpeilen
aber nod 10 meit bon 6teier, benz TO-
genannten v8ran0meg", abgerndt,
6aB ntar UNI i'm berumgeben fonn-
tie. Ct lit bonn Seuerrabm ober
&obmen iiber6a9t, ser aus 3mei
1anger, 6nr9 9uerbalfen 5u etnem
@eriiit berbun6enen Gragbalfen be-
ftebt 6ie ettpa 2 Meter Mber Dem
Geuer aus 6em u8ranomeg" berpor=
raget1 nn6 nit 6em an6ern @noe
6ur9 angenagelte @oblen an Sic
9adbalfen a%ngebdngt ftn6. Mit
9ielen belegt, mie er lit, bent er
ais &aubfang. @tnen @6ornitein
CABS geu0bnli6 ni6t. Ser &au6
5tebt 6ur9 sic gu bei6en Seiten 6es
Sletts gelegene1t uliitten o6er 8lanz
g%eno0ren" (EMren, Sic in Ser Mit-
tie bori5ontal getetlt iin6>) iotpie 6ie
groBe Sir un6 sic @tebell09er
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

bon on. gidenes,. buntgeltri9enes
Stdnoermerf lit NIT meiB allsgefue=
tenn, rotem 8~ad1teiumeuermerf &C.
fiiut. Mouig, mie cine parnle
MiiBe> iibt 6as mocsbegriinte Strob.
oab 6araut iiber 6as sic madti:
gen @i6en oeS @orplabes i6irmenf
lire Melte breiter. 9os Gtrobba6
iagt Simm &roger IN ieiner u&eim'
febr", lit Die rgeglieoerte 3pedma-
bigfeit zines nit Dem 8ooen Der,
pab1enen @eims, u1b eben oesbalb
lit es iaon.
Can't be6edt es giles, mas ietne
Mauern nmEegen, ether 9enne
glei9, sic lire &iidlein utter Die
Jliigel nimmt. SIT es alt ru1o
griinli6 bemooit, 6onn bebt es fid]
muir menig bon ser G%aie1oede Del
grbenn1utter ab. unb nit ipel6 er.
babener 8ei6aulidfeit i6ant fold
Elm griingeltribener, u~nbefiimmertcr
III Die Ratur, tuie ergebcr
|Das g1lleuloh Der neibgelirideae1
Bauo, Dem u1iioen, teIlieaenoe1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Siitte int &eibemoor.

&austier3u6t 6as nie6eria@iii@e
8%a11ernba11s> 6eiien @ittelpunft ser
&ero tpar, uno unter 6eiien 9a6
felt ieber @eni6en uno @ieb frieo'
li9 in einem &aume miteinanoer
baufen.
81 Sen bannoberi6en @e6ieten
oitli9 ser @eier, mo- ii6 sic 2e-
bensperbdltniiie un6 @epobnbeiten
ser 2anobepolferung nur iebr lang
fam gean0ert baben, beitebt no@ Ell
ne nabe5u b0Qige uebereinittmmung
ser 8auart Ser a%ltelten uns nod
ELECTROMAGNETIC 8auer11bauier aus
Dem 16. Sobrbu110ert nit oenet 6es
18. ltn6 iogar 6es 10. Sabrbunoerts.
9aB ii6 1olde friiben 8auten alien
8erbeerungen ser bielen &riege uno
alleu 5eritorea6en @tnfliilien bon
@ino un6 @etter gum Srob Bis
Gcute erbalten babe11, be3e1> 6eren
lerporrogenoe Dauerbaftigfeit. @ier
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

Mirgen0mo I'M 9euti6en &ei@e
bat iid sic .gtrmanii@e 8a,tart uno
N5itte LANCER uno reiner erbaltel1
oIs 1T 6eu @ebieten an u1t6 5miiden
ser unteren @lbe un6 @eier, Sen TO-
genannten,. nieoeriaditi@en 2onoen,
lino oo9 @a6ien un6 5rieien bon
aQen 6eutiden @tammen sic bo6en<
itdnoiglten. SIN uugemeit1en pflegt
man oas @auernbaus bes gan5eu
&annoperlanoes ols nieoeria6iiia
gu be5eidnert, un6 es bot in Ser Sat
al16 fait uberaa 6ieien @barafter.
Seine erlte 8orbiloer, Die bieredi,
gen o6er runoen @iitten o6er 3elte
ser eriten I'M 2an6e eri6einenoen
&nlteoler, sic nod piel @eioeDiebe
5udt unG tpenig Mderbau trieben,
eutitan6en f6on in borgeidi6tlider
3eit. @us 6ieier bei6en ltrformen
entpidelte fi9 NIT ser 5unebmenoen
5ebbaftigfeit> 2anobeba11ung nno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

Sen per6en iebt bier untergebradt),
,uno bie brittle, oft NIT 8uben fur
sic 9ienitmd66en neriebene tp,lroe
els 5meiter 56lafraum gebraudt.
Gum Seller fIbrt meiltens bonn
6lett aus 6ur9 Sen 8%ranotpeg bin<
our9 cine Sreppe, Die mitu,ter 10
eingeridtet lit, oob iie III sic &obe
geflappt uno oann l11ngefebrt al5
8ooentreppe benust tperoen fann.
Die ginridtung Der @obnitube
o6er vD0n5" Gin Die man onrd) eine
feline Sir bom- Slett aus eintrat)
mar = menn. lie auf Der redten
Settle lag - III Den alten 8nuern-
bauiern Der 2iineburger Seioe ettpa
folgenoe: Sic 2ebmbiele NOR nit
tpeiBem Sa1o beltreut. &ebts port
ser Sir ltano pieueidt Elm fleiner
Slid nit einem Stubl, III ocr Gde
sic &lod, Die @onouDr. Sin Der
re6te1 Qdugsieite mare1l 5mei Jad)
ricoriger 5enlter IN gleifaiinng, an
Scr @ano lief cine 8anf nit olrd.
brodener Seine bin. aub Dor oer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
air&song 8r1r graul1ne I'M nie6eriadfiiden Sort.

beioen Sen1tern ser Dem. Gingano
gegeniiberlte9enoen Seite itano eine
8anf als Sortlesung Ser porber &C.
1%1onnten; fie lieB aber III Ser Gde
Limits @1ab fit sic u@6atolli", einen
59ranf, in beilen oberem Sell @or=
5enan, bemolte Soiien, @ei6enfe
uno 6ergl. aufgeiteM lparen, oelien
111terer Sell in S6ublaben aQerlei
2eineni9dbe barg uno 6eiien mitt=
lerer, 6ur6 cine &lappe gei6lollener
Sell a1s @el6i9ranf 6es 8auern
6iente. 9ie Sibe ser @anfe paren
bispeilett gum Muff1appen eingeri6,
tet. @oIGe .8anfe, Sic in Ser &e-
gel aber feline 2ebne batten, muroen
oa1n gletd5eitig alS Gruben be-
nutt, 1T beren SSr1terem man Sii9=
tu9er u1o anoere @egenitdnoe auf=
betpabrte. Mn ser @ano GUT 2itt=
fen befan6en fi6 bie beioen S6laf=
bnken fir hos iunge @bepaar nnc
Die @ltern. SHIFTS bon ser Stuben,
tiir itano getpobnlib ein 9ebnitl1bl,
Damn fo1gte Ser auf @i6enfloben
1teben6e Sfen un6 binter bielem Elm
5tpeiter 2ebnltubl. &ier mar ser
2ieblingsplaB ser @roBmutter, bier
1aB bie Srou als @06nerin unb
oieier ooer iener erfranfte Sausge,
noiie. 8or ser bena6barten Butz
5e itano cine pritI@enartige &nbe=
bonf, ouf ser Ser 8aler fein Mit=
tagsnider6en bielt, Dor Sen 8anfen
on SEN Se~niterieiten ser groBe, bier.
edige @Btii6 aus @i6enbol5> oeiien
bier 8eine unten onr9 2etlten per=
bunoen tparen, sic gum Mufieben Ser
SuBe, aber ar6 gum Meiieribar-
fen bienten. Muf Sen 8anfen ia
Ben Sic Dienitboten, auf 2ebnitub=
len Dor Dem Si1@ ser Bauer nno
feline 5rou, auf an6ern Stiiblen Ole
&inoer. Sn ser gde ooer 5miidell
SEN Senltern tporen 2eoerltreifer
ongebra@t, 6urd sic 6aS @eiinoe
nod ser Mabl5eit Sen abgeledte1
nno am Siitt1t6 g%etrodneten 2offe]
Itedte. Erob ser 8obnitube i'm
u90n5enfad" blieb Ser baltptiabli9
1te tpidtigite Sell 6eS @auies aber
immer nod 6as ~Slett".
MeuBerli6 pabt lt6 oas nieoer:
iG9iii6e 8al1ernbaus Der beinatlt'
| den 2anoIduft fem uno %iti1nmungs-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
9ieIe 1nb Serb I'M MieoerIa9iiden 8auernbaus.

Q1lenloder - @ulenl09er) ab. @r
rau6ert sic @9infen, @irlte uno
Spedleiten, sic unter Dem 5lettbo-
BEN an einem @tangengeriilt (uin'n
@iemen") bangem mdrmt 0aS @ieb
u1o i6iibt oie iiber Ser Diele aui
Dem &ornbooen lagernoen @etreioe=
b%orrate, 3u 0enen er 6ur6 0ie Suite
u11o sic 8o6enriben oringt, Dor Dem
Seu1tperoen. 9ie malenoen @and=
i6paoen bermii6en ii6 nit Dem
59eine 6es @er6feuerS uno Dem
bon orauBen bereinitr0menoen 2idt,
u11o in Dem punoerli6 6ur6leud=
teten &alb6unfel nebmen it@ Die ge-.
fdnibten @feroe< o0er 9rade1fopfe
ser Eragbalfen 6es Seuerrabmens
gar ieltiam un6 geipenitig aus.
Sben UNI SEN &abmen 5tebt lid
6ie @eidirrborte, al1f Ser alerlet IT.
oene uno 5innerne 3iergerate, no
mentlib Sod5eitsgeibenfe = be-
malte Seller, &riige uno 6ergl. =
itebet1, mabreno cine anoere, tiefer
bqngenoe 8orte oaS @ei6irr fir
Sen tGgliden @ebraltd entbalt. Dit
bringt man 6ieie @egenitanoe aber
aub in 8orten utter, Sic auf elmer
Mnri9te ongebro6t iin6. @n einem
Ser 4uerbalfen 1es &abmens bang
6er beri6iebbare eiierne &eiielbafe1'
nit Dem &ei1el, in Dem fit Meni@el'
nn6 &ieb gefodt mur6e.
Bon sen beioen @eitenrau1nen 6es
Sletts, Sen u&emnetS", u2u6ten"
! ooer uunnerilags" 6ient Ser re6ts
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

auore1 auentbalber nod e9te, re6te
3immerleute am @erf, 6ie INNER
,1ur 6ie belten 8auitoffe bertpanoten
uno oen ortli6en 8erbaltniilen IN
ser natiirli91ten nn6 einfa9ltert
.@eiie &eAnung trugen.
u%riprungli@ beitano oas altlablt.
}be 8auernba11S mobl muir aus 5tpet
Mbteilunge11, Dem groben StaQran1n
uno Dem @ortlaB, 0em iogenannten
v5lett" nit Ser Geuer1teae. Damn
pur6en sic StaQungen 5u beioen
6eiten 6es Mittelraumes, 6en man
ourd oos &aupteingangstor betritt,
anqeIeat. Dieier Mittelraum, sic
Diele (Da1e o6er 9iale) oiente ais
@ingang, 9urdgang, 6utterga11g,
als 9reidtenne uno enolib audi als
Geltiaal. &ier muroe Ser Sla6s
qebro6eu, Dos @etreioe gereinigt
uno beim @rntefeit oas San5bein &c.
ibmungen. &ier peroen audi oie
2ei6ea aufgebabrt. rno Die @fer=
Sc, &ube uno Die etma ionit i'm Sou.
lie uo9 befinoli6en &ierfiBer gebe1
ste 3ui9auer BEL Sen Samtlienereig=
nilien ob, benn sic Stalle iino nod
ser 9iele gu often, un6 oas 8teb
ltebt nit sen &0pfen 6ieier 5uge>
efebrt.
6eniter bat 6ie 9iele ni@t. sic
erbGlt ibr 2idt bon Dornber 6ur@
oas @ingangstor, sic r9or", uno
aaenfauS 6ur6 sic ieitli6 ser LETT
terer nod angebroGten Seffnungen
lopie in ibrem &eile 6ur6 Die fait
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11
Sin @ams Der Mferpminger5eit. $50

SIN Sbityorten eines Mntpeiens
al @aunersoorf lpuroen int Sabre
1920 Die Spuren zines @ol6pfoltet1.
bauies aus ser Merominger5eit felt
geiteQt. Ser 8au par perbaltllis-
maBig flein - 81 Meter lang
un6 Az @eter brett - uno beiaB
sic gleide Sr!entierung pie Die
8a1ten 6es beutigen Mnuefets un3
oie porbeifubren6e Strabe. Sin
@efaBfun6 ur6 Gopfiderben meiien
oen 8au einhpanofrei Dem friibeiten
Mittelalter gu. 9ie Hfoltengrl,ben
zines entipred)e1oen unb tpieoer
glei9geridteten SouieS bat Der @e-
iiber Dor einigen Sabren leioer 1l11>
5eieben abgegraben. Sic @e{didte
oieies &ofes peiit a1io Bis in Die
baiuparii6e @inua1i0erllngs5eit 5u>
rid. Sir @apern mar 6er 5uno
bisber ser erite greifbere @udweis
zines 5u @obn> o6er Q%anopirt.
idafts5meden oienenoen @ebd,,oes
aus Der 3eit Dor &arl Dem 8roben
- MengitIid). &mufmam (5lt
Dem Mr5t): ugeu1,> mas balten Sie
Don Dem 8ultano meines aa1ile'
rers?"
.@s miro idon mieoer tuerocll;
|id babe inn Seeial5baoer bercro'
net"
,9eelal3baoer? sdon or1 Galbe
eg nad Ainerifa!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-11

liegenoe a1s @aibraum, mdbreno
ser Finite, friiber Ser gemeini9aftli'
DIE gBraum fir Serri6aft uno Sc
iinoe, iebt mebr fir sic @irtidaft
un6I sic Dienltboten benubt miro.
Salt in alien alien @auiern ftnoet
man bier in ser @an6, 6ie 6aS Glett
BON oen acknowledgement &au1ner,
Sen r90nfen" trennt, einen 8ett>
itar6, cine u8ube", 10 eingebaut, oaB
tie our einen Sdlfte in Ser 8obn>
tube, CUR anoern i'm Slett ltegt nno
li6 nod bei0en @aumen NIT S@ies
6etiiren 0ffnet. 60 par es mog>
li6, o1t9 bonn 8ette aus 6ie 8irt<
i6aft nn6 SOS 8ieb 3u aberpaden:
Ser 8eri6lag befano ltd 10 bob
uber oem SuBbo6en, 6aB Die 8enut>
ger binaufiteigen mubten. Ser oarz
unter gelegene, nit elmer &1appe
gum Seffnen beriebene &aum oiente
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ger bon Hetneren &artoffelmenge1;
10 tparen oieie Dor Sroit gei6abt,
u1o sic &ausfran batte fie immer
beq11e1n CUR &ano.
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5@iebeture11 feline gorrtbtung 5um
2iiften. Mberos Dor DEM Sb1aien-
qeben p11r6e oos als unterlage 6ie>
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3u6eden oerpeil ouf Stuble gepadt.
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ernemerte Sen Mn1trib uno oas
5trob.
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pis 5dgmei, ais seefaat.

2dn6er tpie Sic @dpei3, oie fci.
ne eigene Seebafen beiist, iino nit
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lie na6 leberiee al1sfiibrelt pollen,
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6ranfrei6s ab. 9enn Sic orei BE-
iiben Die @aiieritraben, &bein nno
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nalen .uno BEN midtiglten @0fen.
Neueroings tauben Blane altt sic
Der S6mei5 eine Dirt bon 6reibal1oel
ii6ern piroen, nno 3mar fanle ELM
bolanoiider Soften oofiir in Sc.
trodt un6 Damn ser fran5oiifde @a-
fen @ette am Mittelmeer, ser NIT
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Sic @6tpei5 a1s seeltaot.

Ben &onoI gu Mi6i berbun0en
lit. Sos f0nnte fit sic Sdmei5
gang auberor0entlide 6olgen ba-
ben. &0nnte iie 6ob cine eigene
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ouf ser &arte Deficit, miro iid 61ges
lteben miiiien> oaB es iid oltrcbal,s
ni9t I'M ltnm0glibfeiten bonoelt-
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6afenhumpr r. SSrau

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v@ielo!"
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Sausarbeit boben Sic %erle6igti
8enn i1 SDl1en garnidts ollfgdbe,
10 nIrben sic audi oas nihi lcr.
nenl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-09-09
MACON AGAIN DEFEAT SC0OBA
Se0re to )

Scooba's record for the season has
been, and probably still is, the best
of any town in this section, and on
account Of two defeats they had
suffered at Macon's hands in the
games just preceding this every ef-
fort was made to win the game, and
Macon left no stone unturned in
preparing an invincible team for the
occasion. Notwithstanding the rain
which stopped the game for some
time Just after the first inning, the
game wap exciting throughout.
However, the result never SEEM
ed in doubt after the first inning,
when Brooks walked three men and
hit one. and Murff, Macon's short
stop hit two bagger with three
men on, netting Macon ) runs.
Stephens pj he'd excellent ball fer
Macon This game is the end Of the
seasons contest with Scooba's in
vincible team, Macon having won
three and Scooba three. However
Macon has won the last three games
played
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-09-09

Roland Eatman, Il years OF age,
son of a well known business man OF
Meridian and Frank McKinnon, ~
wears old. whose father is proprietor
IL 4 electric shoe-rcpair shop IN tne
same city, were picked up Tuesday
night on the streets Of Macon by
Niehtpoliceman Harvey and locked
up until their parents could be notl-
fled. Eatman had been caught here
before and returred homea nney
came as far as Macon on a freight
and when asked where they were
going replied lust as far as the
train will take US and expressed
no fear or regret over their esca-
pade. except by Eatman over the
certainty Of a strapping by his 1ath-
er. They said if they ever ran away
again they would never come this
wav as Macon was Jonah Town
for them. They were as sophistleal,,
ed and worldly-wise as boys several
wears their senior and used language
one would expect to hear from boys
much older and more hardened.