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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-10-14
COUNTY RECORDS
,,struments Filed with the
County Auditor
Mortgages
OCTOBER 1, 1921


n wilhelm to e. S. Mullen,
.roo-thirds int. pit crops swq 3 and pit
yin sin 17-44, $1025.
" 6 Coultas to Citizens State
", Tekoa, live stock, farm imple-
bants and ut crops hay and grain,
men'9 ,on II and neg IA in 1916,
$1,000. a,a 90 Citizens State
W Tekoa, live stock, farm imple-
Dents and pit crops seq IL ana neg
"A on 1S-45, $500.
= ~ " s Coultas to Floyd Leonard,
,ra stock, farm implements, $2561.
nv Coo F. and C. F. Richards to Pine
ctv state Bank, live stock, farm i'm
ehy pit crops pit 1S-2O-43 pit
i3-2O-42. $500 NJ.
n G. Sever to First Say. & Trust
monk whitman Co., one-third int.
a D 1922. Secs. 90 and "a in 14-3S,
1850. ci4;ao,. c+o+o
Rank farm implements, pit crops
$4,000. c,... s.a4o
pank Tekoa, live stock, farm nipple
ments. ETC., $500.
Raw Clark to H. C. Shawgo, live
otock farm implements, $500.
R R. Baily to Farmers State Bank,
G. John, live stock, farm nipple
ments and two-thirds int. crops 1922,
nwo 15-18-41, $3.50.
I G. Tate to A. E. Pickett, live
stock farm implements, two-thirds
inf. hogs, auto, two-thirds int. crop
1922, pit 19-19-43, and pit 24-l9-4l,
$3637.
Harry McGee to Natl Bank, Cakes
dale. live stock, farm machinery,
tools. farm equipment and accessor-
les. auto, summer fallow 1922, pit
2O-lS-44, 1910.
Tony Stanezack to Natl Bank of
0akesdale live stock and threefifths
summer fallow and two-thirds crops
1922, pit 25-19-44. $1755.
Herman Fry to Farmers Natl
Bank, live stock farm implements,
crops 1922 25-15-40, $500.
L. J. Emerson to Sec. State Bank,
La Crosse, live stock, farm nipple
ments and crops 1922, 29-14-4O,
$500.
James X. Polston to c, E. Jen-
nings, three-fifths crops oats and
wheat 1922 and % and hay and sum-
mer fallow pit Secs 5 and in 13-45,
s11S7.
E. L. Crawford to First Natl
Bank, Pullman. live stock, farm i'm
PIGMENTS, hay and seed wheat, three
fifths summer fallow Ell Ell 25-14-43
a
Bills of Sale
A. L. Swecker to E. L. Crawford,
live stock, hay and grain, 200 acres
summer fallow Ell eh 25-14-43 and
NEG neg 96-1443, $2500.
VIM. Verheijen to Gilbert De
Young, live stock and farm imple-
ments, $2500.
AffidaVits
], c. Bains to The Public, owner
OF certain real estate.
Tom J. Leuty to The Public, well
acquainted with CIV. Wilson.
Agreement
Between l. NJ. Shafer and NJ. E.
Schreck to sell west so it lots and
:, blk 80, Colfax, household furni-
lure, $500.
Lease
A. E. Davis to John Massengale,
Wq l0-l9-42, one-third crop.
Deeds
A, Il. Robinson and Lottie S. Ran
ole TO W. c. Kruegel, pit lot 3, Nc
ices ices Subdivision, seq 32-15-45,
John A. Anderson to G.. A: Thomp-
s on' nWq IL and Ell swq 11-15-44,
A. L, Danial to Chas. H. Eaton,
tract pit swq 2-15-42, 5000.
!, D. Arrasmith to Mary NJ ARA
sslllth, blk |, State add, Palouse,
ems, 81.
Arthur B. Clear to Olive Hill.
T Tacts and 8, Sunnyside Orchard
s99sscls' Palouse, with water rights,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-10-14
FIRST g IGT<z:xI:E BANK
- nAX.&1i

The one quality of banks which
are members Of the Washington
Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund
that is especially priced by their
depositors, is undoubtedly the
complete safety for their deposits.
The unvarying safety of Guaranty
Banks-the absolute protection af-
forded by the Laws behind the
Fund-are as well known as the
banks which acclaim their mem
bership in the Fund.
To become a Guaranty Bank re-
quires the passing of such Sc
we're test as to prevent weaker
banks from becoming members.
The fact that your bank displays
this Symbol of Safety is in itself
proof of It's strength and progress
iveness.
To identify yourself with the
alert business men of your COM
munity, make a Guaranty Bank
your bank.
Evening star., 1921-03-25
LOOKS TO WOMAN'S VOTE
TO ASSIST TEACHER PAY
Miss Robertson Predicts Greater
Funds for Education at East
ern Conference Here.

teachers and the Inadequate funds
provided for the operation and main
tenance Of school systems in this
country were deplored by speakers at
the opening session es OF OF the eastern sassean
ton of Teachers last night in the
auditorium of the Public Library.
In lamenting the small amount OF
money contributed to the education of
the youth Of America. Miss Julia
I.athrop Of the ohildren's bureau Of
the Department Of Labor declared
that if the schools were literally
equipped and generously managed
there would be no need for strict COM
pulsory education laws.
Representative Alice Robertson of
Oklahoma stated that, with the grant
ing Of suffrage to women. the country
may look for higher appropriations
for schools, and teachers may expect
increases in salaries BETTING the dig
nifty of their profession. Teachers.
she said, rank next to mothers for
usefulness and greatness.
Until teachers are properly organ
lied they will never get all they are
entitled to, Edward F. McGrady Of the
American Federation OF Labor de-
clared.
The American Federation of La
bor," he said, lis with you, heart and
soul, and is ready to pledge you the
moral and financial support in any un-
dertaking designed to secure for YOU
a standard of decent American liv-
ing"
Dr. Frank w. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools. formally welcomed the
delegates to Washington. DIR. Henry
r. Linville of New York, who presid-
ed, responded.
The second public meeting of the
conference will be held in the audi
torium of Mckinley Manual Training
School, 7th street and Rhode Island
avenue, tonight at o'clock. Dr. Wolf
Of the bureau of standards will make
the principal address.
Evening star., 1921-03-25

gainings which were constantly go
ing on. the log -rolling'-to use a
term familiar to American politics.
which was practiced, the record is
one which invites no praise and will
find many who condemn it,"
X X
Secrecy and intriguies which were
only possible through secrecy stain
ed nearly all the negotiations at
Paris. but in the final act of with
holding knowledge of the actual text
of the treaty from the delegates of
most of the nations represented in
the conference the spirit of secretive-
ness seems to have gone mad
x X x
After an hours conversation Wis
count Chinda made it very clear that
Japan intended to insist on her
pound of fiesh"
Evening star., 1921-03-25

"Horseshoes are gittin' so
scarce l don't hardly ever have
any luck any MORE said Ike
Mopps t'day.
Theirs lots more trouble in a
quart than ther' is in a peck.
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
Evening star., 1921-03-25
REBEKAH E. MOSS DIES.
Wife of Grain Dealer Had Bee
III for Past Year,

Mrs. Rebekah F. Moss, wife of John
T. Moss, grain and feed dealer of this
ciey. died yesterday, from heart trouble
at her home. 455 X street northwest.
She had been in ill health for about a
year. :.
Mrs. Moss. formerly Miss Steven
son of Penfield, N. Y, had been a
resident of Washington for nearly
ten years. She had lived also in
Rochester. N. Y, where she was we'll
known.
She is survived by an adopted
daughter. Mrs. Paul Manner of Flem-
inEton, Wash, and her husband.
The body will be taken to Pen
field, n. Y. for interment. according
to preliminary arrangements.
Evening star., 1921-03-25
PERMITS TO MAKE WINE.
Berry Growers Given Permission to
Make Beverage From Surplus.

mits to turn their surplus crops into
wine. according to the prohibition di-
vision of the bureau of Internal reve-
nue.. which has granted a permit to
the strawberry Growers Association
of Louisiana to manufacture wine cut
of Strawberries. Provision Is made In
the permit that no sugar can be add
ed to increase the alcoholic content
Of the product, and 1t was stipulat ed
that the permit was not to be consid-
cred as a precedent for a general Is
suance of winery permits.
However, 1t was said at the prohibit
ton office today that IL similar cases
Evening star., 1921-03-25

were presented to the bureau. each
would be handled on its merits, and
undoubtedly permits would be issued to
other berry growers so that they
could prevent their surplus crops from
going to waste.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Scr Irttc Neimfrhrer.

@eter Meiruer bon Stans lit nod
iiebeni6briger Nlbpeien6eit in iciner
$eimat eingetroiien unO muroe I'M.
ter Wuiif un0 goaerfnaQ beqriiBt.
@r bot ii6 ans HuBlono cine iunge
6rou mit9ebrdht uho lit ieit iie.
ben Monoten oerbeiratet. Nfeirner
5og I'M auguit 1914 gegen 9iuB.
lono, 9eriet bereits onfang oes
&rieges in ruiiiide @efaugenidoit,
fam mad Sibirien, no es ibm, mie
10 bieIen onoerert, abrpehieInO gut
ging, freiIid aud ale 2eioen uno
9eifwerOen Ser @efangenifoft, 10.
wie all Die ltnruben uno 8irrnilie
ser lebten Sabre in ienen @ebieten
mitmaden muBte. Seine Seimfebr
erfolgte innerbal6 feds @ofen
iiber 0as meite GuBlano uno Ge.
tersburg-Ofiee nnS iiber 0eutif-
lono.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
25OiGbriscs SnbilGnm.

9as Itaatli6e @pmnaiium in
Saoamar, SeIien-Naiioli, begging sic
6eier ieines 250iGbrigen @eItebens.
Mm 3. Sftober 1862 BON Dem Sir
item Sobann 2uomig bon Naiialt-
SoOamar als Seiuitengpmnoiium
gegriinoet uro NIT iebr rei6en Wit,
teln altsgeitattet, muBte es nit ser
Aufbebung oes SeiuitenorOens i'm
Sabre 1878 feline Shorten fir eini9e
Sabre idlieBen. SIN Sabre 1892
BON Der nailau-oranii6en &egieritno
als @pmnaiium inter 8eltgciitIi-
fen tpieoer eroffnet, puroe es bel
Ser Reltoron1tng oes noIiauil6en
S6ulmeiens i'm Sabre 1917 in Elm
B1oogo9ium umgepan6elt uno i'm
Sabre 1914 pie0er gu einem @oG-
%gpmnaiium erboben.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Snmbnras meme Su6nbridc.

0ie nelte groBe Giienbabnbriide
III Samburg lit iiingIt ibrer
9eitimmltng iibergeben morOen.
Ser 8au Ser geiomten In-
loee bat 81 Monate beanipru6t;
Die Soften betritgen 3t,200.000
Marf, popon oIein &c Miaionen
Marf oltf oas @iienbobnmateriol
bon 3tpei Miaionen SiIogrnmm ent.
ioGen. 0ie olte Observation-Disclosures
3tpii6en apii6en Sarbllrg uno @il-
b~eImsburg mar in ben Sabren
t870-72 nit einem &oItenouitpono
BON 100000 Marf erbaltt uno in
Sen Sobren 1862 Inn oos
0oppelte, ouf biergeleiiigen @iien-
b~obnbetrieb berbreitet poroen.
@IeiGpobl geniiete iie, pie iih
balo 8eiete, ben anipriiden beS
8erfebrs nift mebr.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
gIs 0enfmaI Der @OfOfuieit.

9ie @utsberridaft ailf S6lob
$nioenburg, 9opern, tr6at iif nit
Dem @eoanfen, Die gorteufirde Ser
3ilter5ienierabtei IloerSbad, elm
0enfmol Der &ofofo5eit, in ibrer
alien SerrrIidfeit mieOer erIteben
ST. loiien. 9ieie Stride, emit ole
Stuoienfirde oes naben 4loIterie.
minors, tpuroe i'm IS. Sabrbunoert
erbout un6 erreSt nod beute in Oen
Itnrf beidGoigten S%tuftaturen uno
in oen teiIneiie nod gut erboltenen
Sresfen Die 8enunOerun9 oes
9unItfenners. Die 6resfomoIereien
Iino elm @erf oes SdiiIers ser be.
riibmten 9riioer Iiam: MottbGus
@iintber, bon oeiIen MeiIterbnno
ou6 oos 0edeneemdloe Oes 9iblio.
tbefioalcs Itnmmt. Qie bcrporlte.
6enoIte @igenart 6ieies aiinitlers
1T Die gemaIte Grditeftlir, sic be.
ion0crs audi in ieinem Souptfperf,
Sem 8loiono oes @oIoenen Scales
au augsburg, in Die gri6einung
tritt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Sus 9iufoniFenucrt in @cfabr.

Crit fiir5lid mibte ii6 Die not.
IeiOcnoe 6rcimiaige &ettimgsgeieu.
idaft in 8icn NIT cinem appen on
Die SeiicntIidteit nenoen un6 MIN
lit e6enioas Elm daritotioes 8ert
IN ieiner Gyiiten5 beOrobt. Ger Der.
cin fir Die epaugeIiife Giofoniiien.
iade, inter DER 9citumg oes 8iar.
rerS Srof. Or. @nliI Zimmerman,
Der felt 40 Sobren 2eioenOc obue
llntcridieO Der 9onfciiion in iein
S%rontcnbors ntinimmt, teilt nit,
Oab er iid in GROCER gtot befinoet.
@r fonnte iid I'M lctten Sabre nir
ourd Die boben Acknowledgment, ole
ober in 3ufumft foum mebr at er.
porten iinO, erboIten. Der 8erein
itcbt Dor Der Gr%iiteu5fragc. Cine
ousfu0rtige SteGe bat Dem Gioto.
n%iiienperf Die 3uioge genlodt, fir
icoen aus &rGften ser @emeinoe
oufgebrodten 9ctrag einen ioIfeu
IN gIci6er $obe 6iIWenoen 5lt mol.
len.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
SrufcROr Gmii Bubble seiturbcn.

9rofeIior @nil @uooe lit, rs
Sabre alt, in Berlin geitorbcn. @iiO-
oe entitammte elmer alien ipeitfdli.
Ifen 8oitoren- rno @elebrtenfami.
lie. Sn Bonn ltltoiete er &bpiit uno
Mtotbemotif. @odoem Ell. einige Sab.
re oils @pmnaliollebrer uno Brirnt-
oo5ent t6tig gepeien mar, ging er
ais 8eri6teritotter ser &olnii6eu
3etung no6 8aris, &om uno Son.
ltontinopel. Bonn ioltrnaIiltii6en 9e.
ruff iparote er ii6 nieoer ieinem er.
item Stuoium 5r, ons er oltd ais
SoltrnoliIt tpeiter gepflegt bate, unO
trot ais 8bpiifer bel Siemens unb
Salsfe elm. S6on elm Sabr mad iei-
mem @ntritt piir6e ibm ser Boiten
zines DIRECTORS ii~bertro9en. IIs
SdriftiteGler bat iid 8uooe auf Der.
iGieoenen @ebieten betpdbrt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Ger 9iebItnbl int 8iener fnnitGiitu.
ridden WnIeum.

Der ginbrefer, Der Den Galtb i'm
9unitbiltoriiden Muieum IN @icn
aitsoefiibrt bat, lit Der %23idbrige
ebemali9e SanoelSidiiler griuin
Bed. gr bat Die geitobIenen 8crt.
gegenitdnoe ieinem Sater iiber9eber,
6omit iie 0ieier nod Solano
l6muggle. @rpin Bed b1It lid &C.
%9enpGrtig III GmiterOam bel elmer
6omiIie De @oer aitt fem Goter lit
perbaftet. Ser Safer geItono, sic
@emmen un0 @riaanten an ieinem
aorper %perborgen, iiber Die @ren5e
gebraft gu baben. Die glatte Soil
obfertigung our6 einen boberen
3oubeamten bate CT ourd oie Ser.
mittelung oes 9leioerbGnoIerS Sra.
fopics ertpirft, Dem er oofiir 1000
Ser. be5ubIt batte. Sn gmitcrOam
bat CT Die @emmen INN 800, ole
8rinanten Inn 5000 bouGnoiide
@uloen oerfauft.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
SodwuTernnslid i'm OcttnI.

Snfolge ser ouBeroroentliden
Sise iino i'm Otbtale, Wie audi III
me6reren onoerer &1lern III Sirnl
l%ogenonrte @Ieti6erbrii6e eingetre.
ten. SIN Oettale insbeionocre ging
cuBeroem nod ein flirhtbarer 8oI-
fenbru6 nie0er. Gin unl6einborer
Bad nuds innerbolb Der fiir5elten
3eit gu einem wiloen 9ergltrome
an, Ser rielige Steinmolien uno
entplr5elte @dilme nit iid 81 3aI
fiibrte. 9ie Orti6ait Soloen tuilr0e
oaour9 bon Steinnloiien uno onoe.
rem @eroa formli1 iiberflutet, uno
5lpar bis 81 elmer S0be bon 5mei
Metern. Gum Slid woren Die 9c.
pobner redt5eitig geluarnt noroeu.
Cffi5icrsinbilGam SeS Selomars
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Sin t3iaGriaer 2ebemsretter.

Ser t3idbriee &uooIf &iitber
aus g~eeuenfeloe murOe beim Baden
bon Der Stromung fortgeriiien.
Der S6ulfnabe Qualt, ser i'm 81
retten nerludte, geriet in 9roBe 2e-
6ensgefabr, morauf Der 13iabrige
8alter 9ierfs ms @alier ipran9
unO 3unddlt inter eigener @efabr
oen l6on balb bepuBtlolen 0ualt
ans nfer bra6te. Damn iprang
0ierfs nodmals in Die 6lllten unO
uerindte nod Ben &iitber gu retten.
SIS gelang ibm Oas aber nidt. Die
2eide muroe geborgen. 0ierfs, ser
MULTIPLICATION mieoer an 2ano fam,
bat Dor fur3er 3eit 5tpei an0ere
anaben audi gerettet, Ole in @efubr
maren 5u ertrinfen.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
@ahnfinnstat eines @aters.

Sn 2pden bel 5%iiritenberg miiroc
Ser BORT sur Sommerfrii6e Weilenoe
8erfmeiiter @palo 8nbl aus Nerl.
foln nit Ieinen 5ipei 10. uno 9iGb-
rigen &inoern in einem 3inmer tot
oufgefunoen. Ser dr5tli6e 8efuno
ergob, oaB 8obl feline beioen &inoer
5unGblt ourd &eoolberidiiiie iGper
oerlett uno ibnen nit einem &iiden.
meiier Damn BEN Sails our6i6nitten
bate. @abl begging biernuf Selbit-
moro our1 @rb6ngen. Sn einem
oufgefunoenen 8riefe an feline Sroli
gibt @abl on, oaB CT Die Sat be-
gangen babe, INN Die 9inoer Dor Ell.
ncr ungemiiien 3utunft gu bepob-
rem.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
@Om @Iit cridlaacn.

Der 24ia6rige S., Gnoerer in
@enns ging mittogs in Die 8ieie
auf 6ornig wdliern uno iogte beim
6ort9eben bon oabeim, er iueroe
idon b%eimfommen, man braude i6m
ni6ts gum Giien briugen. @leid
na6 mittogS 5ogen aus Dem 8ib'
tai, bonn 8iGer unO iiber ben
@enet idpcre @ewitterpolfen 5l'
iammen, balO erfolgte 9lis auf gIis
uno inter fortpGbrenoem Donner.
frofen ergoB iid Elm 8oIfenbrud
ii6er @enns unO l%1mgebung. So
ief MuOerer bate iif Dor Dem Te'
gen in einem SeuItnoel gefliidtet
uno elmer Der eriten 8lite l6lug in
Sen Seuitaoel uno totete i'm, obne
5u 5iinoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Muifie mill Staliener iperSen.

Isle aus &om gemeloet miro, be-
mirbt ii6 aIeraroer @toiiii Ourd
8ermittelung oes italieniiden sc.
ionoten in 8ien bel Der italieniI6en
&egierun9 INN Die @rlangung Der
italienii6en StaatsbiirgerI6ait
Moiiii beabii9tigt looann nod
Siioamerifu 81 geben, Inn bort elm
lGngereS @aitipielengagement 81 ab.
i%olpieren. Moiiii NOR Staliener
(aus 3rieiD uno lit bel &riegsolis.
bru6 our1 Yroteftion oes ieiner5ei-
tigen oeilti9en 9~ronprin5en natltra-
liiiert iporoen, iooann crit bel Der
Snfanterie, ipGter bel ben 6Iie9ern
eingetreten. Sci elmer 2anoung bin.
ter Der fran3oiil9en Sront purOe
CT gefangen genommen uno ipGter
Glisgetaui6t.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Spinm6Oblen in Sambmrg.

Ser Samburger 9oli5ei mar oos
8elteben elmer gr0Beren an5abl
bon Spiumboblen, bouptiddli6 in
Ser Safengegeno befannt getporoen.
Sci 9rtrdiudung Ginger oieier
2aIterb0blen nuroen melt iiber 100
Berionen, meiit 9ineiiide &ulis, an.
bere Gbineien, Sapaner, aber aud
cine groBere 3abl 9eutider, tells
in i6merem Spilimrauif, angetrof.
fen. 9taes gefunoene Materiol ipur-
De beiblagnabmt. @egen Die BETTER
oieier 2alteritatten miro nit idtpe-
rem Strafen Dorgegangen ueroen.
IS ioa nod cine gauge &eibe oerar.
tiger Spiumboblen bort beiteben.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Scrratcr an Der bcntidcn Snbnitric.

Ser @bemifer Or. Martin 9tell-
ter, Setter oeS Observation-Disclosures
Der @erfe pormalS Msiiter, 2ucius
& 8riining in Sodit am @oin, 1T
inter Mitnobme mebrerer Sabrifn-
tionsperfobren 4nfang Wfai nat
Neu Yorf o69ereiit uno in Oie Iien-
lte elmer amerifonii6en 6emii1cn
6abrif, Die Die amerifaniIde 8ilio.
lie 8oper nod @intritt ImerifoS in
ben 9rieg iibernommen bate, &c.
treten. Or. &euter mar Dor ieinem
4ntritt BEL ben So6Iter 6arbmer-
fen 4iiiitent BET Dem fiir5Iif Der
ltorbenen 8rofeiior anorr in Sena,
Dem @ntoeder oeS Mntipprins, un0
bat nidt MIR in Ser Snlparianber-
itelung, ionoern oltf Dem gon5en
@ebiet Ser &nilinfarbitoffe uno
Gben1ie rei6e tbeoretii6e &enntniiie
unb proftiide @rfobrungen geiam-
melt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Sm sic Siefe aeitarst.

Sci 8ornabme bon Maler. uno
Waurerarbeiten am &irGtiirm Der
Bfarrfirde in Oienbam, Bayern,
woGten orei @rbeiter, bic Maurer
Yenninger uno Stoger uno Ser Ma.
Ter MeBmer eben Oas 3ifferblatt
Ser Slrmubr anbrin9en, als plobe
li6 oas @eriilt, alf Dem iie itan-
ben, brad. Benninger un6 MeB-
mer Itiir5tcn in Die Giefe. Stoger
fonnte it6 inn leBten augenblid nod
am 9liBableiter feitbalten uno li6
10 in Siderbeit bringen. &ennin-
ger blieb tot liegen, MeBmer mar
anfangs bepuBtloS, erbolte iid aber
mieoer iomeit, Dab er nod Saule
gefabren tueroen fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Eahri9ttR aus ctRtrrsi&, ltR=
saru, Saweij II. a. SGuSsru.
@pLbene Spdlirit.

Sn @ro5 f~eierte Der beIiebte
Gpieaeiter mo 0ariieler Der ItGo.
tii6en Yii1ner, Serr Sans Binoo,
DER allf cine fiinf5ioidbriae 8iibueu.
tGtigfeit Suriidbliden fomte, oos
6eit Der goIOenen Sod5eit. Seine
Satin Marie, geb. &aobe, cine
S6peiter Der beriibmten Seopig
Niemann.Goobe mar ielbit cine I'M
Geif iebr beliebte Sdouipielerin
mo i'm Sabre 1871 am oortigen
Stoottbeater ais erite gtoioe engo.
9iert. Wit YinOo, Den iie in AmIter.
Dam fennen eelernt batte, nur0e tie
IN Ger epongeliifen Stride onl Sat
fer Soief.YIos in @ra5 getrout.
Son bier aus fiibrte Oas S6idiaI
ooS SubeIpaar mad 4~0idbriger
&iinitIeriobrt ourd 0ie oeuti6en
2anoe pieOcrbolt 8uriid nad @ra5,
no Yinoo befnnntli6 felt 5ebu Sab.
rem aIs Stiibe ser 9ii1nen ia.
tig lit, 70 Dab es Dem 9iinitlerpoar
m0gli9 lit, oieien beoeutllugSpouct
2ebensabi6nitt ain ielben 0rte 81
feiern, mo Ser iiberaltS gIiidli6e
9un0 geI1loiien tultr0e.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
gnf Der gerbrederiasO eridORcn.

Sn 8arren, Wefl., muroe Dem
Sobn Oes Observation-Disclosures
iein Gao geltoblen. @bpnos glallb.
ten mebrere Berionen ben Cater in
einem &aOfabrer erfannt 5r babeu,
ser in cine nod %unbemobnte @iGa
cin5uiteigen beriudte. Ser Streden-
arbeiter Sdullt lte0te ben @eiu6ten
in Der 8iaa uno fam init linn ms
&ingen. Sein @egner 5og einen
&epolDer unO gab ouf CD. mebrere
S9iiIie ab, BON oenen elmer cd.
t0tli6 in oen unterleib traf. Ser
Eoo trat bolo Ortr6 innere @erbIu-
tung Elm. Der Cater entfam unter
3uriidlaiiung oes &uoes. Sn iei-
ller ebenfaas 5uriidgelaiienen glf-
tentaide fano man mebrere iiIbcrne
2offel.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Gin 5wiidenfaa bel Der Sirmnnss-
relic bes Glmiiber Gra6ilfOis.

Sn @iioiuis mar anldBIi6 Der
6|irmungsreiie oes @r5biibofs bon
Olmiis alf Dem Blabe cine Sri.
biine erriGtet porOen, ouf pcId)er
Ser altar Rlab fano. Sn Der 0a6t
mar, %offenbar IN b%osmiaiger 9lb.
iidt, ein @elteq oerort mgebra1t
porOen, Bob Oas Brett, nel6es Der
@r8biidof oilf Dem 8ege gum Altar
betreten mlBte, Our1brad. Ser
gr8biidof bate Die @eiitesgegen.
mart, I'M tritii6en Momente sur
Seite ou ipringen, 10 Dob ibm
nidts gei6ab. a6er Der Gid, auf
benz iid Die gum @oaesoienlte er.
foroerli9en @erdte ~befan6en, itiir5te
I'M uno Die @erdte fieIen auf ben
9ooen uno 5erbra6en gum Seile.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Die GrOfitatiOn Gilbrie in Seners-
0efnbr.

Ser Moorbrano I'M Neititdoter
Moor beOrobte cine 3eitlang allG
Die Sltnfen-@ roBitation @ilbeie bel
&annoper. Die Slnmmen batten
fi6 Biz ouf 800 Mteter an Die Sun.
f~enitation berangefreiien. Gie an
geitrengten 8cmiibungen elmer SUM-
oerti6aft Der S6ubpoli5ei, ionic
200 Notbelfern Der Srtsgruppen
9%aienburg uno Reuitaot am &iiben.
berg, iotpie aus &annooer geboten
ie0o9 Dem Seiler &aIt, 10 oaB oie
SunfenItation init ibren MiQionen-
merten 3ur6eit auBer @efabr lit.
8ie bod Die @efabr gepeien mar,
erbeut aus Der offi0ieuen @rflGriing
Der Sberforitbeb0roe, onB obne oas
@ingreifen Der Notbilfe Die Siinfen-
f%tation unrett6or berIoren gepeien
m1re.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Icicrfeder iiberfane1 einen Bolt
5eileutnnnt.

3u einer unglcu6Ii6cn &obbeit
fam es ouldbIid ocs @~riinbc.ger,
(S6lriier) SdiiscnfcItes, oiif Dem
Shiiscnplote. Ser &oli5eiIeutnnnt
Sdualbe, bon Der 0ortigcn S6us.
poli5ei, 9ebot, no6Oem Die an mo
fir iif idon berldngerte GoIi5ci.
itinOe Idngit iiberi6rittcn mar, Sci.
erobeno uro ior9te Oafiir, oaB oas
grobe Sdiisen3elt geleert murOe.
lleber oieies beredti9te gini1reiten
er5iirnt, lnuerten orauBen ailf Ser
StroBe cine Menge iun9e 2eiite
Dem Boli5eileiitnant oltf, iiberfielen
i'm rno bearbeiteten i'm nit ibren
Mciiern, 10 6oB er blutiiberitromt
5uiommenbra6. Cine 2ooebem.
mitng ieiner 8iitoIe ion ole ltria-
DIE gepeien ieiu, Dab er ii6 nidt
better nerteioigen fonnte. &ier Der
Meierbeloen, un0 5tpor ser Subr.
tp~erfsbeiiser S6miot, ser 9nunr.
better SspalO iomie oie S6loiier
@eib unO &ube fonnten feitgenom-
men neroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Ser Conn bon Srnnfinrt an ser
S0cr %gefGBrOct.

giner ser ser gr0bten unO chr.
miirOigiten Come 0es Oeutiden
SItcns, ole Marienfir6e in 6ronf-
furt III Der ODER, lit in @efobr. Ser
mG6tige gotiide @adIteinbout OoS
8obr3ei6en Sranffurts, lit 10 bou.
fdaig, oaB einigen Seilel in abicb.
borer s3cit Ser GnItrr5 orobt. IS
iino nomentIid Die So6udnoe Der
Seitenidiffe, Die mad Der Gpgie.
rung uno Dem &otbouie 81 5cIegell
lino, utlo Ser Gurmitumpf oeS che
moligen SiiOturmes, Die III ibrem
Steingefiige beoenflid. gelodrrt
iino. Der Gurmitumpf lit in rutneu.
arti9em 3uitonOe. IS lit in bobem
@raoe 81 miini6en, Dab oieie olte
berrli6e Stride, oeren @oube9inn
in Die alpeite SdIfte Oes 10. Subr-
bunoerts ootiert Dor Dem &erfau
bepobrt bleibt: @rooin5 uno Stnat
boben Iid bereit erfIdrt, SIT oer
9aufoitel, oie ouf 11@ bis 2 0til.
lionen Marf fomiten Oiirftcn, ie
elm 9rittel 5r5ui6ieBen. Gen &eit
miro man in Sranffitrt %oltibringen
miiliett.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
Grimnernnasmebaiaen.

Ils Na6fommen Der alien Brell-
Ben, sic inter ben Sabnen Nopo.
Icons f1mpften, wurben a6t ange-
Icbene 9iirger Der Stabt &reu5nah
orr6 oie franaoiiiden 9eborOen.
nit elmer @rinnerunGsmeoaile De.
f~oricrt, sic ibnen Der Colonel ganet
nit elmer anlprade iiberreidte, in
ser er ser Soffnlung auf baloigc
8eriobnlng Der Wenid,beit auS.
6rld CAB. Wefanntli4 muBten Die
Gcntldcn NIT Napolcon maridie.
rem. 8. &co.)