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Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

SSn Ser bon aoolpb 0onatb gee
leiteten Gammler5eitidrift Ser
&unItpanoerer", Berlin, per0ffent.
lidt Ggon Miiaer, &omburg, elm
9ilonis bon &ambranot, 6ns er
IN einem abgeidteoenen fleinen
St1ot1en oes Snr5es entoedt bat
uno oeiien @dtbeit bon 8ooe, Sot.
iteoe De @root, 9auli unO Slid
beltatigt tporoen lit. 9as 8erf, Elm
Sngenotperf oes MeiIters, aus Dem
Sabre 1880 ooer 1851, iteut einen
oornebmen alien Serrn oar, lit NIT
Selfarbe allf cine adtedtge giden-
bol5tafel 9ernalt uno miBt in gait
ger Sobe 55h 3entimcter bel 40
3entimeter 8reite. 0ie Monogrom'
mierung aus &etnbranots 2eiOencr
3eit, Die tppii6e 8eridlingung Der
@udItaben SC $ 8 befinoet iih aif
Der re6ten &intergrunoieite am
am 3anoe oben oberbnlb Der Shul-
ter. Bon ~beionoerem Sntereiie lit
aud Der olte acknowledgement, Der
nah S~eltitelung BON Or. SofIteoe
Sc @root lad Membronots perion-
Iiden Mngaben fir oieies Bib oft'
oefertigt iporoen lit, naO Der aus
SobrenboI5 nit Sornauflage gear
beitet III.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Sin SrieOrid-3 ietideErsis

9as Niesihe-A rd)ip in 8eimal
miro fir cine beionoers ipertuolle
8er0ffentlld)une iiber cine befannt
81 geben0e Aufgabe eiiicn neucIl
Yreis perteilen. Gr lou in icOem
gueiten Sabre am @eburtstagc
6rieoriA @iegiGes, ocm 10. Otto.
yer, 5ruadit in ben Sabren 1921,
1928. 1925, 1927 5ur Yerteilnna
iommen uno ieoesmal 5000 Morf
,etragen. Der Hreis 0es Sabres
1921 lit bcitlmmt fir cine Sdrift
Gle Gle Ye5iebuGg 5luiihcn @il3eI'
ncnih uno @emeinihoft" bebanoelt.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Die @ei6nadtssanie Der Ginbrsder.

Gin gorBer @efliiaeloiebitobI orf
Dem Sfba1nbof in Berlin lit iebt
aufgeflGrt mpr0en. ltnbefannte
NtGnner erbrafen auf benz Sitbabn-
bpf einen Giienba6nlrngen uno Itob-
len oorolS 945 @dnle, 80 GutetL 25
Siibner un0 16 Buten, oIles o6ge-
l1lad)tete 3tere, oie einem @roB.
bGn0Ier alts Der 3entraI6ale gebor-
ten. Die &riminalpoli3ei ermittelte,
OaB in ser &iefbol5itraBe gu Grep.
tom BEL einem gemilien @rabprt elm
groBer HoIten @6nie berlaoen NOR.
sen rpar uno Dob @rabert inter Der
Sot.o an Yripotleitte @dnie 3u Dem
Greiie BON II Mart oas Yfuno oer-
fault batte. Ser Srunsport BON Der
@rabert 'ihen 8ebau1rng mar nod
Ser ~3entralmarft6aae eegangen. llno
bier fanien oenn aud Ole bon Sra.
bert gelieIerten @1nie auf benz Stas
Sc neben oem oeS @Itoblenen gum
8erfouf. Ser Nobh,s oes 8eItob-
lenen bate BON @ra6ert einen eroBen
8oiten in grtem @lmiben uno gu eis
mem ongemeIienen G;roBbanoelspreiie
ermorben. Sic @anle muroen Be.
idIognabmt uno Dem 8eitoblenen 5lt-
~riid9egeben. @rnbert, feline Srall
uno feline S1wagerin, cine Srou
@ren5, muroen megen Seblerei uers
baftet.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
v@efu6Ier teim @asiIrat %Ots.
oam".

YUM
Die 3eitnngrn 1leIocn als origi,
lcllen Grid. oab Ocl Niaailtrot YotS.
Jam, Inn it'd por oen fort0eiesten
Sliibbirucn. Giebitd1Ien Sn iGiiben.
luf ben 9irrcu ole 9Sorte bat eiil0t,
en- IoIIen: .@eltoblen bcim Nfagi.
itrat YotS0om~. Bur Stcuer Del
Jiitoriideu Mabrbeit m~iiiien mir ober
ieltltelen, OGb ser Mtaaiitrot Gots,
Dam ieIber einen flciren literariihen
Oiebitobl begnngen but. Genn oieie
EriinOuno riibrt nitt BON ibm ber.
ionoern lie wur0e gemaht I'M nGnfe
oes @eitens", benz Ereiipuift Der
gerIiner 2iierotenuelt, uno 5par be.
reits Dor oielen, pieieu Sobren, ais
man BORT nod u~nJebinOert Shlae.
lobne 5u mirflidem %9obneufofIee &c.
nieBen fonnte. @egtn ieilier Itorfen
GiinItlerflnoihait belt Oos Gaie einc
Wenge mertuoaer &unIt5eitidriiten.
Ote aber lntolge elmer Der 9iterotcu.
Iuclt eI5eren Tallion meilt lebr lhneu
BET ibrem @inlreffen ipurlos gu Der.
ittuinoen pfleQten. ga mar es Der
alien @diten modlbefannte Settings.
Gi6oro, Der Iifl e:nen mGdtigen
StempeI nniertigen lieB uio auf
minoeitens pier Seiten ieoer 3eit.
idriIt Sen 8ermerf lvste: o@eltoblen
I'M Gafe oes @eItens". Sang gebolf.
fen bat IS nift, obar immer6in MIR.
oe sic ourd)ibnittlid)e 2%ebensoauer
Der 8eitidriften cine betrddtlif Ian.
gere.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
stiftnns fir 9inOer nnS sIrme.

Ser 8onfier Siegfrieo Salt in
9illeipori, itelte Dem Oberbirgcr-
mcilter 100000 Marf gu @obltdtia-
feits5tpefen our gerfigun9. Gicie
@umn.e miro bouptidhlid fir per-
id)ante Arme, notleioenoe ainoer
us,o fur Observation-Disclosures Der.
tpanot meroen. Ser gerbano Oes
ginSelhanoels i'm Sanoelstalnlnerbe.
3irt Giilieloorf bat inter ieinen Wtit.
glicoern 10000 Warf geiammett
uno lie ser itdotiiden @obllobrts.
pfleee iibertuieIen nit Dem 8nnld,
bcoiirftige Ginoer nit Gleioungsltif.
TEN gu perieben. AuBer Ben Strip,
pea uno &inoerbeimen wuroe oamit
900 2inoern cine @eibnaftsfreuoe
bcreitet.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Sect mnf or iidl Obne 2Offel bebcl-
fen.

Ser ginbred)er 9einrif @ofeI in
SSronffurt bot i9on tpieoerbolt sic
SeiienHidfeit beiddftigt. 90 oft er
in Hos @efdn9nis eingeliefert miro,
berIdludt er einen 20ffel, Der ibm
nonn I'm &ronfenbauie auf operat!.
penn @ege entfernt merOen muB. AltS
Dem arnnfenbouIe entipringt CT
0onn. auf oieie 8eiie bot er in
Der Ietten 3eit idon piermal iiber
Sen @eg Oes 20ffelidlufenS ben
8eg In Die Sreibeit gefunoen. am
Gage Dor @cibnadten foBte man i'm
ober IN Der 0dbe bon @ololtein Die-
Der ob. aIs er elm ~geitoblenes Notor'
raO pcrfoufen nollte. Or wuroe in
sos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ebradt
uno uerihlufte bort piinftlid ieinen
2offel. SIN Granfenbauie Itelte
man felt, ooB er nod pon Der lebten
Operation cine eiternoe 9audwunOe
bate, mas i'm ieooh nidt i'm gerilg.
ften buaoerte, idon 5pan5ig Minu'
ten rad ieiner @inlieferung ipurlos
tuie6er 81 peridyminoen. Sriainea
mar sic glrt, ME man i'm wieOer
einftng. Sci elmer Samilie in Der
@~reitesolie in Sranffurt bate Die
&riminaIpoIi8ei cine SalSiudung
borsuncbmen uno lieB lid babel aud
nidit oaourb Itoren, ooB Oas @be.
poor nod i'm @ette lag. Gieies 8ett
cr1pedtc oas Sntereiie Der Yoli5eibe-
dmtcll, oenrl es nor auBergepobnlif
umFnnereih. Man 5o9 riifiidtslos
Die gede meg, uno gum goridein
fam Serr @odel, Der it'd boaig an
geftei0et bel Den beiOen perfrod)cn
botte. Run lit er abermolS in oaS
observation-disclosures 5nriidge-
brodt mor0en. ober einen 20ffcl nil
moi, inn nidt mebr in Die Sono ge-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
@erluearae gabnrGnber.

Dor tilraem iprangen bel Sim.
melltaot bret N1uber auf Oen @il.
eiitcrdug nit MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der abenos III Miir5burg eiutriit.
Der BUG mar, oa Die Strcde in
letter 3eit als uniider gilt, BON
3nei Siderbcitsmdmneru bcgleitct
Ger eiue @ddter befnno lid borne
i'm 9erionenmageu, Der onOere am
SdllB oes 3uges i'm giIgiitcrma.
gen. Muf Iesteren batten es Die
Nduber nbgeiebeu. Plus Dem 8agen
truroe bon ben HGubern cine ailte.
Die einen eleftriid)en 9fen entbieIt,
uno 0iuei Yafcte NIT @a0enoeden
gerolibt. 9ie &auber iprangen nod
Ger Gat ab. Son einem Si1erbeits.
mddter, Der ebenfaus nbiprang,
ipuroen Sdiiiie auf Die fliebenoep
Hduber abgegeben. Sur 6ortldol.
flung oeS geroubtcn @utes batten Die
&1uber BEL SimmeIitoot elm nit
5tpei Bferoen beipanntes 8lbrtperf
binteritelt. Gas Subrtperf wuroe
bcialognabmt, oie ~gpitoblenen Ya.
fete uno Die aiiten gefunoen. Den
Edtern lit man auf Der Spnr.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
eaieber miRen etraaen febren.

Dos Braser Suiti5miniiterium
bot eiren @eiesentluurf eln9ebradt,
tpunab bel Den YerMrteilungell iue'
gel, oes 8erbreAens Oes ariegSiuu'
Gers uno Oes Sdmuggels oIe Sin.
teilitns III MISUNDERSTANDING
ptllgatoriid, uuo guar auf Die
4auer zines Wtonats bis 81 einem
SATIRE lit. 9ie Gtrafarbeltsabtcl@
lunsen ueroen 5u f0rperlihen ar-
heiten int offentliden Snterelie, 3.
Q our Steinigung uno Nllsbclieri,ng
bon StraBer, su @arenuerlaoun.
gen, au Nauten, gu StraBen. nro
GluBarbcitan, uIu. perruenoet sper'
ben.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
1as iprinoenoe 4utu.

auf elmer 3rattpagenausltellun9
III Amlteroam mrr0e ols Nengtelt
elm ipringenocs Auto 9e5elgt. Ger
6iibrer iteuerte ON 2raltiuaaen
pabrcao CIR rnbi9 cine cigarette
talid)te nit eiler 8eidmltinIBteii
DON 80 &ilomeiern iiber cine Siiroc
pom finn Sub S0be. Gos Auto fom
lid]er nno MULTIPLICATION auf Der an.
oere1i Seite an.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Sin @iISerer erihORsn.

Sn Der gtdbe bon 9uttcn, $eilen
Jam eS 5miiden 8iloSieben lillo
.inem 6oriter gu eiuem bluti0en
3uiamnlcnltob, in oeiicn ycrlauI
Gin etsua 25idbriger 8ilOcrer er.
i1oIlen wuroe. Der gridoiiene. in
ceiien 8eiit iid @affen uno Heb-
ld)lingen oorfanocn, lit Der aus Dem
Baperiihcn ltammenoe Mrbeltel
@ilb. @artner.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
@ereiltelte @eridiebnng eines 5Ina'
5eugparfes.

SIN @aloe bel Yao 5al3uflell
pltroen Geile zines Slug5elgparfcs
i'm @erte BON iiber elmer Million
Marf aufsefunoen. Ole %offenbar Oa-
bin transparent poroen paren
I'm bon BORT aus peri6oben 5ll
peroen. Dos porgefunoene Wate-
rial, 0as II. a. adt groBe Giiten
nit adt Gl,ig3eusmotoren, Yropel-
lertailen uim. entbdlt, wuroe poil
cen 8eboroen beidlagnabmt. SIS
lanoelt iid nm Secrcsgut, oas aul
8erlangcn Der entente pernihtei
Deroen iolte.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Sinh perurIadlte erOfen 8ranb.

Auf Dem re Stunoen bon 2utt-
linseu, Biirttcmbers, e~ntfernten
2obbof lit oas cine Der beioen Mn.
weien ialnt auer Tasrnis uno iGnt.
liden grnteuorraten bis auf Den
0runo nieocrgebrannt. Nur oas
Bieb follnte in Siderbeit gerbaht
Deroen. Die 0eueruebr mar bel benz
.,an5lid)en 8allermangel mahtlos
uno muBte iih aui Die Siherun0
ocs gtadbarbofes beibrdnten. Ser
5rano lit onrb Elm 3iinoelnoes
&ino oeruriad1t tporoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
@eacn Oie Sabsbmrser in ltnaarn.

9ie Sartet Der .fleinen 8ouern,"
Sic oemdBtgte Sraftion Der &egie.
rungspartei, bat in elmer Yarteibe.
ipred)ung einen antrag ~eingebradt,
Ser li9 einerieits fir Die freie So.
nigsmobl auSipridt. CUR allgemei-
men neberroidJun9 tpurOe Der antrag
einltimmig angenommeny uno meb-
rere 8olitifer, Die geraoe in Ben les-
ten gagen Sen entgegengeiebten
Ston0punft funOgegeben baben, biel-
ten groBe &eOen fir ben e%ingebrad9-
ten gntrag. Gs belteben 5mei @riin,
Be Gierfiir: ginerieits balten es Die
betreffenoen 9olitifer fir midtig, in
Der Tegierungspartei 5u bleiben uno
oie bomit uerbunoenen Gorteile tpei-
ter 5u genieBen. Serner lit alge.
mcin befannt, ooB iouobl Die groBe
ME Die feline entente in nidt miB-
3uperltebenoer @eiie ungarn picoer.
bolt ibren Stanopnnft flargemodt
baben; oaB tie auf feinen Soa Die
&udfebr zines Sabsburgers alf Den
ungarilhen Sbron ouloen tuiiroe.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
GrOfer SnlueIenSiebltabI in Miin-
den.


S1nud i'm Merte bon fat 112
Miqionen tpltroe aus elmer Wob-
nullg in Der AinmiaeritroBe, Miin.
den, geitoblen. Ser @iienoreber So.
ief 8agner, Der ipuBte, bob Die
@obnungsiubober p~erreiIt maren,
0rang iiber ben &iid)enbalfon in oic
@obnun0 Elm, erbroh bier, mdbrei1o
Der Observation-Disclosures 9arl 2ltotpi9
Sp6be italto, mebrere Sbrdnfe unO
entmenoete S1nnldiad)en, &lei-
oungsitiide uno Yel5ioHen, Die er
nit 2uomig teilte. lin Die 8eriuers
tung beg geitobIenen @utes bemiib,
ten ii6 oeridieoene 8erioner, Die
iid nit 8agner utto 2uonig Dor
Dem golfsgeridt 5u beronttuorten
batten. @ogher, Der ldon 81 Sab,
rem 6 Monaten @ef1ngnis uerur-
teilt noroen lit, ober 5peimal aus
bra6 nno bernad nod s @ob'
nllngseinbriihe periibt bat, tpllroe
81 IL Sobren, 2uomtg 5u A Sab.
rem 3uhtbalts berurteilt. Son ben
MitangefIogten tpllroen perurteilt
Ole 4aiiierin 9foiina Sberleitner ipe.
geit 8egiinltigung al 2 Sabren 5
Mfonaten, Der 9reber Mor 8ogner
3u 1 Sabr 2 Monatett, Der MeBgcr
SoIef Srieoinger tpegen &eblerei 81
2 Sobren s Monaten, Der SAMPLER
emil aonig 81 / Sabr 6 Monaten
@ef1nqnis.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
5000 8eatner @etrsibs perbrannt.

SIN 0eubau oes 5ebaloainueiens
6ei 2anosbut, 9opern, brad, aus iii.
befannter gntitebungsuriade, i'm
Molobols @roBicuer aus, oas NIT
raicnoer Sdneatgfcit Inn iid) oriff
unS oas Mal3baus, in Dem iih II. a.
iaIt 5000 3entnet @etreioe befan.
Den, politdnois in Sdpltt uao Nihe
legte. Gas bereits brennenoe @obn.
bons fonnte gerettet weroen. Sic
@asfabrit uno Die Baper. gleftri5i.
titsmerfe itanoen gleidfals in Sc.
fnhr.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
gnnt AnHlannF.
Die rot gritcmurltcH SunOertmnrf-
idlelne.

lnetHe.
anf sem SrieJSidiif nalernn.
brine" bate Der &aaimann HuOoli
8urd6arOt ans Soilit onl Mtain nod
s~ueiiGbrigcr onItrengcnOer 6obtt
Gainernu elreidjt, ais Der @eltfrleg
bereIts i'm @ange ral. Bon Der
Malarta blieb ct nidt perIuonf. Sn
6ie Seinlat 5uriidgef>brt fanO 9urf'
bar6t lei cen SorbIuerten in S0dlit
nit einenl SSobreS5eboIt pom $1,000
Mort idlieBiid AnItelnlg. S6m
NOR Ous YobnselO oIs Sbmann an
D%ertrout, Oas er gu S1bIen uno 81
banoolieren hattie. Als orfj er oa-
bon b6rte, 0nB 8antnoten nit rotenI
Mniorud mt glJio angcfouft mir.
ben, entnaDm er oen 8ontnotenpd.
feten oieie Sdleine ur0 erleete Die
entnommenei 0urh nen eingegange'
ne, ungeiten petite. uMbemerft ging
oielts AuSmedieIu, bis 9urf1arot
60.00ODtort rot ACCOMPLISHMENTS
mnrfideinc 5uiammengebamItert
bate. Mit oicIen IN einem SanO-
foiferfen uerltonten Sdeinen reiIte
ct zines Cages gen Main5, I'M lie
nit AufgeIG on Den Nionn 5u brin.
gen. Cine an3abl 2ofole beIudte
er uno mar ihIieBlib Oerart 6ene.
belt, OaB er nidt mebr mlBte, mas
er tat unO i'm Main5er Souptbabn.
bof ohne Softer mo obne @elo ditf.
gefunoen pltroe. no Die 10000
Mart oebitpten iino, reif fem elm.
5igcr. 8os Mtanfo III Ieiner 9ienit-
faiie oefte Ell nunmebr nit $4,000
Mart eingecongener Nenagegeloer,
bic er unbefugter @eiie quittierte.
9iele Serieblrng fam balo ans Sa-
gesIidt, nobOem gurdbarOt nod
porber 2obnbiiher 9cfGIidt unO Ta.
furen IN ibuen uorgcnommlen bate.
Sie Straffanlner Wiesbooen nabm
ben uneetreuen geamten utter Bee
riidiidtigung nller fir i'm in Be-
trad)t fommenoen miloeruoen llm-
Stdnoe tuegen fortgelebter llnteridIa.
glns uno l1rfunoent6lidung IN cine
GefdwgniSItrofe BON feds Monaten.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
5anf5is Sabre an bcricIbsa Stride.

Gin Ieltenes SltbilGum ~feIerte Dor
fur5eln in NreSlou Der ltdotiife
aird)cninipeftor Yropit 8. Eede.
ION oelieu Miiitigfcit man iit aMh
nuf Der GeneralipnoOe IN berlin,
oeren Nsitelico er lit, iiber5cnaen
tonnte. 8iinf5io Sabre 1T 3. 9cde
nidt alein i'm 8rcSlauer 3ird'en.
mcleiL ionoern and oil oerlclben
Stride, ct. gernbnroin, tdtig. 9aS
icItene Silbildnm mnrOe ourd cine
Gcibe Don @eronItaltulgen began-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
@eisanban i'm bapriiden sOrimoor.

@eeenpdrtis beiudsn auslGnoer
oas boprif9e Sorfmoor, nm bort
5ld9en gum Reisanbau ouf5ut us
fen. Qu9 i'm piirtt aGadu mare
oos 2lima fir ben Nnbnu pon Reis
iebr 9iinitig. Oos Moor miiBte nur
entpGHert iperben tOnnen. tpeil 5ur
3eit oes Gebens Der iunger Reiss
pflon3en unb bel Der @rnte oas
Waifer abgeloNen meroen miibte.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Miiaiuneubiebaa1Ie im Sam6urser
Safen.


Sn Samburs lino in Der Iebten
3eit ouBeroroentIid groBe 9ieb.
fable auf ben Sdiffen i'm Safcn
uno aud 9erpaItige 8|eraubuu9eu
bon @iitern auf Der giienbabn Dor.
gefommen. 9ie 9iebit1bIe nobrnen
einen oerartigeu llmfong OH, oaB
mebrere fr~emolGnoiide &ecoereien
erfI1rten, iie miiroen ben Sambur.
ger Safen ntdt mebr anlaufen, itu0
oaB oiele Sirmen i'm Muslanoe
Somburger SpeoitionSfirmcn ouf-
foroerten, Die 8erlooung %ein5ultel.
len. gs falten iebr oft 4iiten nit
bodpertigem Snbalt beim olslan-
oiiden @mpfdnger nit Steiuen,
3eitunespopier ODER anoerer ipcrt.
Ioier SiiGung an. Die Sddoen
gingen in Die Miaionen. Sest lit
eS Der hamburger &riminalpoIi5ei
uno Der Interchangeable beim
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in &nmbura
etlollG geillilgef, ole WfeDr5aDl Der.
Cater 5u erlnitteIn. gs banoclt iid
Inn cine ~oielf0pfise 3duberbanoe,
Die iih borptiddlid aus aoufIeuten
uno &lltibern 5uiammenieet.
Sine @ibcl i'm 6rieornspcrte BON
100000 Marf
ole aug Der SeImiteoter Gutenberg.
orrderei itammt. befinoet lif our
3eit i'm 0eiib Der @ottinger llni.
uerlitGtsbibIiotbef. Gieie Yibcl ge-
bort aber o~ffi5iel Dem braunid]mei-
giid)en Stoate. 0ereits Dor 5ebn
Sabren boben NIT Dem preuBiiden
Winiiterium oes Snnern Berbano-
lun9en atf Serausgabc oes iperi.
pollen Budes itattgefunoen, Die
Terbanolungcn itno ie0od i'm San.
DC perlaufen. Sect BADEN 3miid)en
Ger braunidmeigiiden &cgicrilng
uno Dem preuBiifen Staatsminiite.
RUM BON iteitem 8crbanolungen
oilf Serausgobe oieies foitboren
S~taatsbelibes begonnen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-22
CLAY PIPES USED BY ROMANS
Discovery Raises interesting Cues
ton as TO What the Rulers OF
the World Smoked.

About thirty years ago potsherds of
pipe bowls as thick as mans thumb
were found in the course of the exca-
walton Of a Roman castle in the vicin-
ity Of Hanan. The bowls were made
Of gray clay. and Drowned by heat.
Subsequently. numerous fragments of
what were evidently clay pipes were
unearthed in the ruins of Roman set
Elements in Switzerland and ut Au-
guSt-on-Rhine, or Augusta Raura-
corum. rs it was called by the ancient
Romans. Careful examination proved
that the pGtsherds were parts of clay
pipes much like the clay pipes of the
present-day Dutch fishermen. the only
difference being that the stem of the
Roman pipe was very short, and prob
mouthpiece. Some of the excavated
pipe bowls have hinges. indicating that
the Romans used pipes with covers.
There arises the question, 'What did
the Romans smoker" 1t Is possible
that inhalation of the smoke of GER
tam pants was as common III tne an
cient Roman empire as the use of
certain medicines is today in this coun-
try, and the people, by-and-by, be-
came accustomed TO smoking aromatic
narcotics, like lavender, to while time
away. The fact that smoking pipes
were excavated in ancient Roman
castles in Switzerland and Germany
indicates that barbarian mercenaries
in the Roman army adopted their
southern masters custom. During the
migration of Che nations, smoking.
like other customs of civilized ancient
times, was lost in Europe, to be re-
vived more than a thousand years
later when Spaniards carried tobacco
from America to the old continent.
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Mice can make people jump. Can
they jump themselves?
The answer Is in THE affirmative,
and, according to an incident related
by f. c. QIalifaX). they are real dabs
at it, The other day he came upon
a mouse on 6-fOOt wall. The mouse
ran away, and, finding no means of
gradual descent. took its life in its
hands, and jumped to the ground. The
ground was a hard-beaten foot path,
and, to the establishment of my CORE
spondent, the little creature alighted
without injury, and scuttled away for
all 1t was worth.
"A mouse's leg will be barely one
eighth of an inch thick" concludes F.
c. land if we work the incident out
proportionately, we find the little crea-
lures jump equivalent to that Of a
man at over 131 feet. Imagine a man
taking sheer downward leap 131
feet, alighting on a hard surface, and
running off uninjured !"
am not sure whether F. C.'s for
mula is correct, but l agree with him
that his little mouse certainly was
some jumper London Answers.
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DRY RUN

We are having very nice weather at
this writing.
Messrs. Robert and Allen Murphy
and Delbert Broadwater and Misses
Ethel Murphy, Leona Higgins and
Cleo Murphy We're visiting the home
of Mr.. H. P. Murphy on Sunday last
Mr.. Otis Cross and companion fol-
lowed the tracks of bear to Bios
som Hill, near the settlement of Dry
Run recently.
Mrs. H. P. Murphy was the guest of
Mrs. Fannie Green on Sunday.
Miss Pearl Gooter has recovered
from an attack of humps.
Mr.. William burst, who is an en-
pioye of the pulp mill at Luke, was
at his home for few days the past
week.
Mr.. Charles Fazenbaker, of West
ernport, is here on visit to some of
his relatives.
Mrs. Rebecca Powell and son Mar
shall went to Piedmont Monday on a
business trip.
Mr.. McClelland Fazenbaker is quite
III with an attack of mumps.
Mr.. Simon Bittinger returned home
Monday from Luke.
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HUTTON

A few days hence we shall cele-
brate in as joyous a manner as posi-
BILE the holy feast of Christmas
day of universal gladness, good cheer
and fraternal love. Thrice blessed
indeed, is the time-honored custom of
exchanging Yule-tide greetings with
those we love-endearing souls bound
with the golden links of a sacred
friendship. God bless them. And
may they share in His abundant
graces so that their Christmas may
be merry and the New Year bright
and prosperous.
The Hutton school children have
disposed of six hundred Red Cross
Christmas seals.
Mr.. William CAVITY, of Oakland,
was visiting Mr.. Martin Pendergast
on Monday last. Mr.. Pendergast has
been very ill during the past week
but is somewhat improved at this
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HAVE HIGH REGARD FOR LIFE
to Destroy Even the Most An
noyng Pests.

Mr.. c. Z. Tyndale Biscoe, in his
book, "Kashmir in Sunlight and
Shade" gives the following entertain
ing account Of the Brahmans' peculiar
ities: ITS very difficult to understand
the Brahmans' ethics. Often in the
summer time, when one is teaching a
class, it happens that a mosquito or a
fly settles on ones hand. By force of
habit l end his life with a slap. At
this the Brahmans jump and cry out,
ooh, oh you have taken Il life You
have taken a life" and suck their fin
gers hard and crack their knuckles,
which is a sign Of distress and horror.
They have of late given up this custom
of showing horror at the death of a
fly or mosquito, for they hate the re-
tort, Don't you eat mutton? They
will not kill insects, and ! have seen
n boy pick a flea off of himself and
then quickly put it in a place of safe
ty down the neck Of the boy next to
him. for if he had put it on the floor
il might have been trOdden upon. or
perhaps have returned to his own per-
son. This belief of theirs in the
preservation of pests is very unfortu-
nate. II is the same with rats and
mice which abound. The furthest they
will 20 in the matter is to catch them
in traps and then carry them to the
opposite side Of tie river and there re-
lease them. But as people on both
sides of the river play the same game,
the rats do not decrease greatly"
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ALTAMONS SPRINGS

DR.. George c. Melody has a force
of carpenters rebuilding the dwell
ing on the Altamont Springs Farm
which was recently destroyed by fire.
Mr. L. II. Glotfelty, of this place,
is engaged at his coal mine near Vim
deX at this time.
Misses Helen Dewitt and Neva
Bowers have returned to their respee-
tive homes after visiting friends in
Washington and Baltimore for a
short time.
We are pleased to state that Mrs.
P. ]. Lohr, who has been extremely
i'll for some time, is much improved
now.
Mr. Frank Dewitt made several
business trips to Altamont last week.
Misses Viola Beckman, Marie
Steiding and Nellie and Blanche
Schmidt were calling on some of their
friends in this neighborhood Sunday.
Messrs. Herman Schmidt, Thomas
Lohr and Keith Steiding were visit
ors at the home of Frank Dewitt on
Sunday.
Several of the young folks of this
place have been attending the Pente
costal meeting at Boiling Spring the
past week.
Miss Bess Smith was the guest of
Miss lone Bowers Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Herman Steiding, James
Bowers, Charles Kidd, P. J. Lohr and
Alexander Wilson were business Wis
itors to Oakland last Wednesday.
Mr.. William Slime and family, of
kempton, are planning to move to
their farm which is located near here.
Wishing you all Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-22

Lorenza Fike, Of 1T-son, and NJ. I'd.
Miller, of Pinto, Nd. Both ministers
preached good sermons on purity in
the Church" apd Triumphant in
Christ"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Spoerlein mo-
tored to New Windsor, Nd, Friday
where they attended the wedding on
Saturday Of Mr. Russell Spoerlein,
Of Accident, and Miss Anna Snader,
Of New Windsor.
The Christmas program which was
rendered at the Swan Meadow school
by the Silver Knob and Swan Mead
ow pupils on Friday afternoon was
well attended.
Mr.. w. R. Mason was in Gortner
Monday surveying land for Mr.. W.
E. Yoder, which Mr.. Yoder recently
purchased from Mr.. D. L. Swartzen-
truber.
A number of our people attended
the funeral of Mrs. Daniel Thayer in
Oakland on Sunday afternoon and also
that of Mr.. Daniel Gnegy at Hauser
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Obed Hamstead, of Eglon, took
dinner at Mr.. P. P. Gortner's on Mon
day Of this week.