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child in alteration over seat at the
game.
owen sought safety in the house, ac-
cording to the police, and when Sam
Griggs came outside and xaced the
crowd al his front door. the police were
Informed, Mrs. Mary Andrews. his sister,
handed him a revolver. and he fired into
the gathering. wounding the boys.
Infuriated, the crowd attacked the
negro and some one brought rope and
put it around his neck.
Stanley Gorlezvk. a Ha;ntramck po-
liceman attempted to rescue Griggs, but
was. .overpowered. A riot call was sent
in and police reserves succeeded in get
ting Griggs away from his attackers
and dispersed the crowd.
He is said to have admitted the shoot
ing. but declared he was fired on first.
The three negroes were arrested.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08

Special CABLE 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, 5y THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Aug. Z.
Although dispatches from Moscow
inspired by the Soviets continue to insist
that the famine dangers have been
greatly exaggerated. Maurice LaCorte. a
French Communist, who has just re-
turned from conferences with Soviet
leaders in Moscow, confirms the reports
that there is a possibility of 100000
persons dying unless aid is given I'M
mediately.
THE situation is not entirely des-
pcrate." says Laporte. THE peasants
will be able to hold out If meat is pro-
vided as well as grain for sowing next
years crop II will mean privation. but
IL the worlds workers provide the wheat
Russia will be saved
Laporte insists that the Soviets will
be able to handle the relief work without
assistance. rs more than half the ,200.-
000c bushels Of grain whichfit is esti-
mated will be needed can, he obtained
from the Ukraine and other portions Of
Russia not affected hy the famine.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
ITALIAN CHAMBER ADJ0URNs
Passes Bills for Reforms and Re-
lief OF Unemployed.

ROME Aug. THE Chamber 81 Depu-
ties adjourned to-day after having
passed emergency legislation for bureau
cratic reforms and voted more than a
million lire for public works to be
undertaken during the present period OF
unemployment.
The Chamber also indorsed the reso-
lutions OF the international labor con-
ference at Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
HUNT FOR DEPUTY SHERIFF.

WILLIAMSON, w. Va. Aug. 7--Stato
troopers throughout southern West vir-
ginia are searching for Lawyer Cline. 4
Mingo county Deputy Sheriff. charged
with the shooting Of Kenner Cline al
Gilbert late yesterday. according TO
Major Tom Davis. commanding the
county under martial law
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
BISHOP M.GRATH A CALLER

DUBLIN, Aug. THE Right Rcv
Joseph r. McGrath. Bishop of the dio.
cese of Baker City Ore. accompanied
by the Rev. NJ. l.. O'Dwyer of Seattle
was among the callers yesterday n
tho Mansion House % see canon 4.
Valera.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08

The New York Herald
is the first New York
newspaper to publish a
comprehensive daily
Bond News and Notes"
feature. The Herald
prints more important
bond information FIRST
than any other New York
Newspaper.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08


~Odd Jobs''
A public reply to Friend
RECENT ADVERTISEMENT, we spoke in
general terms of our experience in
settling complicated estates.
business friend whose outstanding
characteristic is drectness said to us:
''What do you mean by complicated
estates? Why don't you tell right
out the kind Of odd jobs you Trust
Companies are called upon to do?"
Without delving into the records the
following somewhat unusual services
quickly come to mind:-
l. Sending a man to Europe to locate
lost Jewels.
2. Managing retail business on Fifth
Avenue.
s. Bringing together brothers who had
not spoken to each other for years.
A. Meeting beneficiary at Steamship
dock with funds for Customs duties
s. Providing for funeral of pet dog.
g. Acting as director in company manu-
featuring holiday goods for children.
T. Selling ducks.
g. Selecting suitable school for orphan
girl.
g. Finding market for medicinal roots
and herbs.
TO- Locating missing relatives in states.
The estates called upon to
settle differ greatly in size and character.
Each one presents problems of its own.
Hardly day passes that we are not
thankful for years of experience in
knowing what to do and how to do it.
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS
VISIT PARLIAMENT
Trainers Show Off Their Pets
to Defeat Bill Based on AL
legged Ill Treatment.

Special Gable 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, bv THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Landau Aue. L.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW York HERALD
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
RUSSIAN FAMINE
DANGER CONFIRMED
French Communist Leader
Returns With Report.

Special cable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copfriqht 1921, bY THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
FOcH PLANNING
VISIT TO AMERICA SOON

Paris, pril 9.-Marshal Foch has
not as yet been advised of any invi-
tation extended to him by the Ameri-
can Legion to visit the United States
during the coming summer.
He had intended, however, to visit
America during the present month,
but his plans were upset by the nee
essity of comforting with the su-
preme allied council. It is most diff
acult for the marshal to make plans
in advance. During a holiday of a
month in 1920, he was recalled from
Brittany to Paris three times.
Marshal Foch hopes, hover, to be
able to find time for a visit to Amer
lea in the near future.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
PRICE OF WIVES
ADVANCES 800 PER
CENT IN INDIA

Not the q. C. L. but the d. c. W.
(high cost of wives), is worrying In.
dia, according to Myron o. 1nsko,
Methodist missionary and head OF
the Methodist publishing house at
Lucknow, India, in his address be-
fore students of Northwestern uni
versity, Chicago.
"Once you could get q good. wife
for $25" said the Missionary, quoting
q Hindu. 'Now the price is up to
s75."
The missionary told Of asking q
Hindu about his wife's health, and
the Hindu replied: = a. "
my buffalo is well, my: bufalo's
calf Is we'll, and my wife is well al.
60"
"He laughed when I demonstrated
with him for naming his wife last.
"Why not?" he replied, my buf.
falo is worth 8 rupees, my buffslo'a
calf will be worth 80 rupees; but ]
paid only S rupees for my wife and
that was more than 80 years ago."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
BANDITS TAKE MAIL .
J.. AS CROWDS LOOK ON

Chicago, April while scores
of pedestrians watched what they be
.lieved' to be- a movie" robbery and
SO railway and postal employees
obligingly stood with their hands in
the air, FIVE armed bandits seized
three sacks of mail at the Dearborn
street railway station today and es.
cped. The mail was for the Monor
train known as the Hoosier. Limited,
Later it was said that one of the
sacks Of registered mail contained
approximately $4,000 in money
and securities. ;
The robbers, it was said, spent the
afternoon playing ball in front Of
the station while they waited for the
appearance of the mail truck. There.
upon they threw down their gloves,
bat and ball, dashed across to the
PLATFORM and one of them shouted:
"Stick up your hands everybody"
More than fifty railway and postal
employees who were around the
truck. complied in the belief that a
motion picture scene was being
taken. Three sacks Of mail, one a
registered pouch, were thrown into
the bandits motor car, when one Of
the bandits became attracted at see
ing a policeman and fired q shot at
him. The robbers then leaped into
the machine and sped aways at top
speed. Five bullets were fired at
them by the policemen. %, J
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
PANAMA REPLIES
TO UNITED STATES

Washington, April, 9.-Panama's
note in reply to the demand Of Sec
rotary Hughes that the boundary dis
pute with Costa RIGA be adjusted
peaceably and on the basis Of the
White award is expected here to sug
gest a rehearing with the Loubet
award Of 1900 as the basis Of set
Element. The note has been approx
ed by the national assembly and is
understood to have been despatched
by the foreign Office but had not
reached Washington tonight state
department officials said.
In commenting today upon dis
patches telling Of the act Of the ma
tional assembly in giving its ap-
proval to the note. ]. E.. Lefevre,
charge d~'affaires Of the Panama L.
CATION in this city sid that il the
United States should refuse an ap-
peal for a ~rehearing his countrys
only course would be quietly to
await, the next move by Costa Riea
If ga crisis could be deferred for a
fsW months, he intimated, there
would be every chance for an ami
cable settlement. e, r. -,
The attitude. of Parama is under
stood to be that 1t is'open to convic.
ton regarding the justice Of the po-
sition taken by the United States
but that it would regard enforce.
ment. of the demand for evacuation
Of the disputed territory Of ;Goto
without, q "full discussion" of the
boundary question as "an act of 'eoer
cion." r. -.
Parts Of a memorandum recently
submitted to Secretary Hughes by
MI. Lefevre was made public by the
letter tonight and reported ,Pana-
mas ,arming to repel possible inva-
sion by Costa RIGA if a crisis should
be precipitated by the reply Of Pana
ma. 1t referred to the presence Of
numerous Costa Rieans in the Ska
ola region" and added that the
Panama government decided to re-
inforce its police at Roca del Toro
so as to bring some tranquility to
the population.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
ACREAGE IN TOBACCO
IN NORTH CAROLINA
SHOWS DECREASE

Washington April T.-AHreage
planted in tobacco this year in North
Carolina will probably show a slight
decrease, from last year, according
to reports to the Department of Ag.
riculture, issued today. A consider.
able portion Of last years crop was
said to be still in the hands Of the
growers
Transplanting was reported as
practically completed in Florida and
the plants growing fast in 'Tennes.
see, with the possibility that q few
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buds may have to be replanted as a
result Of the recent freeze.
Virginia 'bright" markets were
said to be closing up and organiza-
tion Of the growers cooperative
marketing association progressing
satisfactorily.
New England reported that 'its
acreage this year probably would be
reduced with much Of last years
crop still in the growers hands,
while reports from Wisconsin show
ed very little tobacco was. being pur-
chased and the prices continued low.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
TWO SEEK PLACE ;.
ON COMMITTEE
Fight Among Demoerts Narrows
Down-Tariff Chief Issue.

Washington, April s.-On the eve
o., the Democratic caucus it is indi-
Gated that Representative Peter
league Of Massachusetts, will be
elected tomorrow to membership
on the ways and means committee
or Representative Carl Hayden, OF
Oklahoma.
On account Of the fact that all
Democratic members Of that COM
nritsee are Southerners' IT. has been
determined that no: Southesner shall
ener for the vacancy Thus exeunt
% candidates Representative Henry
B. steagau Of AlabafnS and Repre-
sentative Fred Dominfck Of South
Carolina. The fight will not only be
Between Fastener and WeSterner
but between the. supporters of the
soealled peanut tariff bill and It's OPP
ponents. The former are, grouped
behind Hayden and the latter behind
league. The margin Of difference
Atween the two factions is small.
The, bitterness which has long been
among Democrats because Of the
split on the emergency tariff meas
ure, will find expression in the fore
going scrap exclusively. The peanut
tariff men have withdrawn their op-
position to reelection Of Representa-
i've Kitchin as ranking Democratic
member and minority leader, and the
epponens of the peanut tariff scheme
have withdrawn their opposition to
the rejection Of member Of the COM
mittee who would have protected
peanuts thus Representatives. Crisp
Of Georgia, Garner Of Texas and a
few others are safe.
The peanut tariff bill, incidentally
= ready for reintroduction Monday,
and the Democrats may be asked To-
morrow. to pledge themselves as a
party against its nactment. If a two
thirds majority is required for Spch
pledge, the movement will fail, It is
indicated.
The Indications are that Repre-
sentative Dominick, whose name win
not Be presented as a candidate for
th ways and, means committee, will
be elected to the committee, on in
tsrstate, and foreign commerce
which, because Of the prominent
place that transportations will have
in the ensuing session, is one Of the
very important committees Of the
house. The South Carolina delega-
ton with all members present, eau
cused today and agreed to support
Mr. Dominick. Representative
Byrnes will be reelected a member
Of the ppropriations committee. .,'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-13
THE WEATHER

The cold wave came in on time
Sunday afternoon and the frost
Sunday night played. the mischief
with beans and irish potatoes. The
thermometer was at 80 at seven
o'clock Monday morning, which is
pretty cold weather for April.
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London has q man who has been
working at the same pencil-making
machine for sixty-three years.
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PLAY AT A~NFREvILLE

There will be a play, "After the
Came" given by the tenth grade
at Antreville school house Friday
night, April 18th, at eight o'clock.
Admission Is cents and Is cents.
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Watch tho label on your paper and
reaew your subscription promptly.
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A hob-nailing machine for army
shoes in. now being tested by the
quartermaster department of the
army.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Ses Ghuiters g6cntrncr.

Bon DRESDEN fam zines Cages
ouf SduItersrdppen ser Sdubma.
der Sermann SedIer nad 8iesba.
Den obne @elO. I'm idnea ettpas
5u peroienen, idrieb cr cine gIniuei-
lung an einen @iesbooener 6ubr.
Derfsbeiiber oeS SnboIts, ibm, Dem
lleberbringer, elm @inipGner. 6ubr.
uerf fir cine 6ltbre mad 9ierIta0t
5u leiben. Die 9(npeiiung utter
i6rieb Sedler nit Dem 0amen iei.
mes Stiefbruoers, Der Dem Subr.
uuternebmer befannt mar. 9oS
8ltbrtperf tprroe SedIer oaraufbin
iibergeben itn0 in 9arriere cling III.
itig Die Sobrt ni6t nnf 8ierItnot,
ionoern gen @rbenbeim. Sier belt
Sedler Dor Dem @nipeien oes 8fer.
oebGnolers 9ormnnr, Dem er mad
flir5em Sanoeln Den &nppen uno
Sen 8agen fir 400 Marf iiber.
IieB. Dit gefiiaten Saiden nobut
ser S9uIter nun Sen 8eg mad
Moin5, mo er in elmer @irtihuft
oas @ei6dft tiidtig begoB. Die
Stroffommer berurteilte tuegen llr.
flnOenfdlidung unb getrug Den
S6uIter aus Dresden gu einem
Sabr @efanenis.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Sdledter SremSenOcrfebr III Der
Sdmei5.

Die grtpartungen fir ole beurigc
Sniion tparen in Der Sdpei5 niht
bod geIpannt, aber Ole Saiion lit
nod fdledter gemoroen ols man
befiir6tete. @dbreno i'm benofbar-
ten Sauopen Die Sotels iiberfiilt
Iino, iteben Die S9mei8er SotelS
perloiien bn. @ieoerbolt ereignete
es iid Dab in groBen SoteIs BLOB
Elm ODER 5mei @6ite anipeieno maren.
@om ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro gemel.
oct, OoB Der 6remocnoerfebr ieir
oreiBig Sabren nidt 10 9ering mar
pie belter. 8origeS Sabr uar elm
fleiner Nufidipung 5u per5eidnen.
ober beuer lit elm neuer &iididla9
cingetreten. Die Sabresberidte Der
@otellinternebmun9en meiien troIt.
Ioie 8iffern ouf. 3ablreide Sotels
Iino oenn ol,f geidloiien geblieben.
@u9 Die @iienbabnen nno 9ergbab.
men Ieioen unter Dem Wangel art
6rem0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Die Grnte in %renfen.

Nead einem 8eridt in Der Stati'
Itii6en &orreiponoen5 iiber ben
SaotenItano in 8reuBen @nfang
Geptem6er 1921 tperoen Iid Die ge-
Iomten @rntemengen fir 9rotge-
treble, 8eiaen, Spel5 uno &oggen
ouf 6,35 Miaionen Sonnen gegen
500 oes &%oriobres ltelen, olio 22,1
b. $. mebr als I'M 8oriabre. @erlte,
Safer uno @emcnge brtngen ieoof
nur 4,5t gegen 4,76 @iaionen
Sonnen 6es 8oriobres, olio 5,3 b.
$. tpeniger. 3rot ben Nieoeridla-
gen I'M @1tguit baben iid Die Nus
Iidten ouf cine ausrei6enoe aar-
toffelernte nidt gebeiiert. Sier nno
ga miro aueroings audi ir @egen-
Sen nit geringen 9ieoerl6logen
rod cine Mittelernte ermartet.
lleber Die ii6rigen Sadfriidte in Den
ein5elnen @egenoen lauten Die gtah-
riften meiit 6bnli6 pie iiber Die
&~artoffeln.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
gns Der bentiden 2eberinbnfrie.

Sn oaet 33peigen Der 2eoermirt-
i9aft berri9t felt Monoten lebbafte
GGtigfeit, einesteils infolge unmit-
telbaren 9eoarfS, %onoernteils mobl
aud infolge ser feiten 8reiie. 8ont
Nopember 1920 big MGr5 1921
oauerte Die lette 9aiileperiooe. Gen
ga,13en @inter binourd bieIten ii6
sic l1mi6be in Sen oenfbar engiten
@ren6er, 90 ieoer, Sdnoler mie Ser.
6rau6er, nrtr 6en Observation-Disclosures
9eoarf oefre in Ser 8efiirdtllng eli
ites neiteren 8reisriifganaes. @e-
gen Sen M6r5 oieIes Sobres bin
lieB ii6 ie6o6 oieie 3uriidbaltlung
nidt mebr iiben, Ser @e6arf puroe
auf allen @e6ieten 10 o~rinaenb, baB
man eingreifen mllBte. Gas @e-
i6dft nabm infolgeOeiien einen
iiberails lcbbaften Gborafter on.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Selsmit's SeOGlfernnss . Ginbnhe,

Gie Staot Oelsnib, Sadienv sic
gegenpdrtig unnaberno 1900 Gin
mobner 5dblt, bat Our9 Den 9rieg
uno feline Sol9enpirfungen cine gc.
u0lfcrungs GinbuBe bon na6e5n
1000 &0pien crlitten. Sierbei 1T
Ser @eburtsatsfall nit rlino 1900
aopfen ongciebt. an @crluIten I'M
6eIoe bot iie gegen 800 Mann uno
our9 erbobte Sterbli6feit gegen
800 ginpobner eingebiiBt. Gie 80.
oesfGQe al Tuberfuloie Itiegen bier
nidt unerbeblid. Sin Altersi6pdde
rnb @ntfr6ftrmg beritarbcn i'm &c.
geniab 5iir GorfriegS5eit, in Ser
ourdidnittlid iabrli6 81 CODES.
fGGe oieler 9lrt 81 per5ei6nen mo-
rem, 90 ginmobner i'm Sabre 1917
uno fat 100 i'm Sabre 1918.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Sin amfiebenerresenOer Sefcbl.

Ser Sber6iirgermeiiter BON 9uiS'
burg er6ielt foIgenoe Mittcilung
oes bortigen Srtsbelesierterr: st
ner Anoronung 6es commandments
ben Generals 6es 8riidenfopieS
Duisburg Solge ge6eno, teile ifl
erge6enit nit, bob bon iett on ale
9eamten, Die neu ernannt tueroen,
aus BEN beiesten @ebieten Ser
Gbeinprobin5 fommen miiiicn. ab'
geieben bon goft5 beionOern Gin5el-
fallen meroen in Dem 8riidenfopf
nur nod grnennlngen, 8erietun-
gen, 9ef0roerlneen uiw. bon 9eam.
ten, Die aus oieien @e9enoen itam-
men, beItdtigt peroen. Sd wdre
Sbnen 6anfbar, tpenn sic Oieie gnt.
ideioung 5ltr &enntnis ser in Sra.
ge fommen0en geboroen bringen
pollen."
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
@eiseruns Der Sebnmmcn sesen
GunntagStanfen.

Ser &ei9sperbono Ser $e6ammen
OeIterrei6s bot in elmer gerinmm'
lung in 8ien ben @eIdluB 9efaBt
am Sonntog fein Gin0 mebr 5ur
Saufe al tragen. Die Sebommen
neroen ieitens ibres gerbanoes olf
6ieIen Bedding ouimerfiom eemaft
ltno gum einmiitieen Sonoeln er.
mlntert. Sn ser 9ebolferung miro
oieier 9el9luB Der Scbammen leb.
baften 8ioeripru9 beroorruien. 9ie
perftGtigen 9erufSididten uno Die
Arbeiterlhnft baben bisber bel @in-
tritt zines f~reuoigen 6omilieuereig-
Miles Die Saufe oes &inoes MIR an
Sonntagen borgenommetl, neil Ell.
nerieits Die Somilienangeborigen an
oieiem Gage frei iino uno oesboIb
feinen 8eroienltentgang erleioen.
Man miro ii6 pienei6t 10 bcIfen,
boB 0ie ain0er bon Samilienonge.
b0rigen IelbIt our 3aufe in Die
Stride getragen per6en uno Die
Sebammen iiG 6attn ip6ter in ocn
Bfarr1mtern bebltfs eigellbdnoiger
llnterfertigung einfinoen miiBten.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Sic Sdien int @arcm6aus.

@tnen getpiB nidt natdgIi6en 9e.
tllb batte iiingit elm @~arerlbalts in
2eer, Sonnober, ouf3upeiien. @ls
zines i6onen &ormittags oie 3iire
oes @ei6dftSbauieS e~inIaoeno ofien
itan6, Orangte plotli9 cine Seroe
bon oft jungen O9ier nit @ebriia
in oen 2aoen. 9ie Siere, oie einem
Siebtreiber entmiidt tparen, gebGr.
oeten ii6 nidt eeraoe geiittet in.
mitten Der Serrli6feiten oes otge-
iidts Ser a6t bierbeitigen &unoen
maB[os berbIiifften @ei1dftsinba-
bers. Gos &inobieb 6eeann oIs.
balo, sic 8aren 5l aertreten, Bis es
fdlieBli6 Sen b%ereinten 9emiibun.
gen oes Snbabers uno ieiner Ingc-
iteaten gelang, Ben o~reilten Gin
bringlingen u%nfanft Sen @cg ing
Sreie GIT meiien. Cine nift iebr
0anf6are aufgabe fiel Damn Ser
&einmadefrau gu, sic mad Dem Sn-
terme5so unper5iiglid in 8irfiam,
felt treten muBte.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
@ranereien DOn Gd)nItbeik nnS Gat.
senhofer finfsia Sabre alt.

@m 81. Moi begin. am 2. SUM
1922 fonnen Die CUR S6ultbeiB-
8abenbofer 8rauerei : a%ftiengelea-
i9oft %bereinigten 9rauerei6etriebe
G6ultbeiB unb 8asenbofer ouf Elm
50iGbriges 9eiteber ais Mftienge.
ieai9aft 8uriidbIiden. Gem @rnit
Ser 3eit &e6nung t%rogeno, miro
bon elmer b~eion0eren feItli6en Ser
onItaltling Ibitano genomlnen iper-
BEN. Sen @ngeltellten unO Dir
beitern lift ieoo6 in &nerfennling
ibrer oen beioen @eieu6aften gelei-
iteten 9ienite cine S~ubilGumSga6e
BON 100000 Morf 5ugeipenoet
poroen. Die 9ra>tereien, oie belttc
nod elmer &eibe bon &orfuiionetl
Die ~S9ultbeiB- Stakeholder 9roue.
rei- aftiengeicnidaft" in ii6 per-
einiet, batten einen Srie0ensbier-
ausitoB BON 37A @i0ionen Sefto,
liter.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Der Dilbe Mraneibanbcl furSert Ep.
fer.

@or einigen Monaten purOen eli
nige Observation-Disclosures bon ser
Straffammer &oniton6 3lt mebreren
Mtonaten @efdnguis uno @el0itra.
fen berurteilt, neil iie Elm @emiid
BON glaun uno Sal3 alS Saloorlan
auffauften, boS Iie no6 Ser Sd)pei5
gcgen n6rdnfli" oerbanoeln tpoIlten.
Die StaatsanDaltidoft Gonltan3
bate ii6 O~oraufbin neranlaBt 9e-
ieben, einmal mad Dem 2ieferanten
unO Sabrifanten oieIes nar5neimit-
tells" 81 +i6ouen. Die Spnren fiibr.
ten nad Samburg. 9ie Staatsan-
malti9aft Samburg lcitete Damn
altd llnteriu6ungen elm, un0 i'm
Gerlauf oieies 8erfabrens ergab ii6
einpanofrei 6ie traurige Satiade,
oaB in Samburg ielblt s ODER 8
8erionen gcitorben iino, Die nit Der
artigen Gr5neimitteln bebanoelt
mur0ef.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Der GremoenOerfebr in SirOI.

Die nSnnsbruder Radridten"
oer0ffentli6en cine 5remocnperfebrs.
Statiitit BON 9irol. 9arnad) lit
Ser Sremoenberfebr in beurigen
Sabr notwithstanding beoeuteno
GROCER ols i'm beiten 6%rieoensiabr
1912. &om 1. Mai bis 81. Suli
paren 1882 a%ngemeloete SremOe
in Sirol, oarunter 125,1S0 aus
Dem 9euti6en Het6. Die 3obI Der
Sommerfrii6ler miro auf runb 80.
900 gci6dst. Som 1. Ipril bis
sum Is. 4ltguIt lino in Sen 3iroler
Bergen % 8erionen tobli6 beritn.
gliidt mo peitere rs Abgeitiir5te
Gaben mcbr ODER minoer idwere
S~crlebungen erlitten.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Bonn gersmiscn in ben Sob.

Dor fitr3em muroe bel Der lleber.
Icbung Der Nuiiig.G 6pliber giien'
bobn bel Der y@Inunbiitte" in So.
motau oie 2eide eirer etpo 22-24.
iabrigen Srouensperlon nit obge-
trenntem &opie auf Dem @eleiie aui.
g%efunoen. Die iofort eingeleiteten
@rbcbrngcn crgoben folgenOeS: 8ie
2ebenSmii6c, mel6e nit Der 24i1b.
rigen Morie 9ufe aus Sdonbof bel
@uiiig i6entii6 it, botte ous
Stranofeit in 3omlotou beiudt uno
ii6 0onn Dor ben SerIone5ug &c.
tuorfer. Sic mrroe iiberfabren, Der
&opf glatt pom Giimpfe ubgetreimt,
poourd Der iofortioe 500 eiutrat.
Die 2ebensmiioe 0iirfte Die Sat aus
2ebensiiberoruB infolge 2iebesgrom
oeriibt boben.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
9ampf nit Ginbrcd)erm.

&iirali6 lit es in Berlin gu einem
6euergefedt 5miiden &riminalbeanl.
ten uno &erbre6ern gefommell, bel
Dem elm @inbre6er getotet, 5ipei per'
mllnoet nno ein acknowledgements
ldper perpuuoet ipnroe. IS mar
Ser &riminalpoli5ei befannt getuors
BEN, oaB ser altbGnoler @eier in
Der 2inicnitraBe ulisgerau6t ipcroen
IoIte. &riminal6eamte ertparteter
Die ginbreder I'M @eibdftslofal oes
@eier. Die Ginbreder orangen audi
Elm uno es ipuroen etfpa 30 S6iilIe
gemcfielt. Gie 8er6reder flii9te.
ten ourf) oie groBe 2aoenideibe.
giner bon ibnen fonnte aud auf
Der 6ludt ergriffen peroen. Ser
3uItano oes i9perperlesten &rimi'
nalbeamten lit beiorgniserregeno.