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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
Real Liue Pig Is
One Donation to
Elks' Charity Fair

With only four days remaining be-
fore the opening OF the big Elks
Fair, every committee is working at
top speed to insure the success of the
enterprise.
The various organizations, clubs.
and hotels having been assigned spe-
cial nights during the fair are now
planning to do each other in the mat
ter of attendance and interest shown.
The Masons. Eastern Star, Tourist
Club, American Legion, and Cham
Der of Commerce having already ac-
copied the invitation and expressed
a desire to attend the Elks' fair in a
body.
The season tickets which are now
on sale are selling fast at S1.00 each
for twelve admissions 1t is advisable
for those wishing to procure tickets
to do so at once before the supply is
exhausted.
Among the late donations to the fair
is real live pig, donated by Tom APP
gar. The question of which little pig
went to market and which little pig
stayed at home, will be answered at
the Elks' fair. The pig himself is ap-
parently unconeerned, he has receiv
ed an old fashioned egg shampoo SC
that Mr.. Pig promises that he will be
shining from the tip of his shining
tail to the top of his pink nose.
fireplace those broker electric
bulbs at DUNN BROS 429-2-1-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
BOXING BOUT FOR BRIDE
RESULTS IN DRAW
unternationaI NeNs servieel

LONDON. Feb. Lot o. amnsa
ment was the result At Hammers,nitA
of six-round contest IN which Joha
Shear anj JOAN Staples boxed Tor SIS
and prospective wife.
Neither knew anything about the
art, but merely wrestled. and at the
end, when both were 50 tired thcy
could hardly stand up. the referee .ie.
clared the bout draw amid another
outburst OF laugh'er They divided
the purse but whe gets the bride?
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
Crosby Is Elected
President of Local
Branch Y.M.C.A

At the annual meeting OF the local
branch of the Young Mems Christian
association. held at the offices in Lii
hrary building last evening. election
Of officers was held. and a discussion
of plaLs for the ensuing year INDUCED
in. spirit of optimism for the work
of this year ruling the meeting.
5. s. Crosby was elected president
OF the .iavtona branch. succeeding NJ
3. shelton Who has found that he is
ananle - act in This capacity E. L.
Shear r-as elected vice president and
Carlk'e Moore and Gamble Rogers.
secretary and treasurer. respectively
Delegates 70 the Nolusia county con
vention OF tie Y NJ c. a. We're select
ed as follows Geo Main Prof J. f.
Eastman. ] Blair Dunn. c. NJ. Rogers.
g II Gardner and Z. ]. Cowau
The county convention and banquet
will be held Feb IA at Masonic hall.
when the Womeu's Aoxtllary eff the
IT, NJ G. \. Will serve a banquet fol
lowed by several addresses by prom
inenJ county personages.
The thanks Of the organization was
also extended Richard f. Edmonds,
who had kindly offered the use 81 the
Theatre room in the Atlantic block for
the promotion OF sports among the
Younger " boys
The annual reports showed the or
ganization is in most hourishng
state, due to the hard work and siren
uous endeavors OF Secretary L. r. Rey-
nolds during the past year and to co
operation given him by his various
committees n
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
Martin Whipping
Fast T cam Into
Shape for Locals

According to a story sent out from
Plainfield, N j., the home of Jack
Martin, manager of the Daytona Isl
anders, Martin Is fast getting his To-
cal crew whipped into shape for
star team to represent this city in the
Florida State league this summer.
Local fans will be interested to
know that Martin intends to play
Fedor in the field this year Fedor has
many friends here, made by playing
excellent ball last year. especially in
the pinehes Resco he with the reach
from first base to the pitchers box,
will also be seen here again. accord
perry player. good hitter and the
main cog of good lighting machine.
Anthony Denny. pitcher last year
with the Pond team. who is said t
have won a majority Of his games last
year will appear on the mound, while
Tommy Mullin of the Elizabeth Semi
pro League has been signed az a catch
err. and also does some pitching
Frank Wall is the name O. an outfield-
err signed for Daytona in addition TO
Mccormack and Fedor
In the imiield the layout is Martin
at Shortstop, Resco on FIRST. Mccarthy
of Brooklyn on third. Porter and Ben
ny Rosenson Other material is being
lined up as well. Martin expecting TO
have some complete team ON the
ground several weeks before the open
ing OF the season in April.
Martin is expected in Daytona the
latter part OF next week.
valentines at LeSesue's.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
All Set for the
Great Booster
Banquet Tonight

AceeptanceS for the huge banquet
and get-together meeting, to be held
at the Ridgewood hotel this evening.
commencing at 7:45 have been food
ing into the Daytona Chamber of Com
merce Offices today, a large majority
of the half hundred guests who yes
terday received special invitations as
guests of the Hotel Mems association
and the Chamber Of Commerce re
spending with promises that they
would attend and take part in the dis
cussion looking toward greater coop
GRAFTON between the business men Of
The halifax Country and the winter
guests
1t is expected that well over 200 BUS
mess men, MOTEL men and guests will
sit down to the sumptious banquet
planned bT Manager f. p Woodbury.
host at the PijSewooa. \ large ma
jority OF the more prominent winter
residents of the Triple Cities will be
there an general booster spirit is
bound to prevade the banquet hall
The list Of speakers being drawn
uN by POSTMASTER ). c. Archibald.
president O. the Daytona Chamber OF
Commerce, includes the finest speak
.ers IN the com munity.
This is the first serious EFFORT ever
undertaken in Daytona in recent years
to bring together the business men
.of the community and winter residents,
and from indications today, il Will re
suit in greatly increased interest in
.civic matters ana viii be beneficial
toward the upgrowth OF the com
munity in every way.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
AN APPRECIATION
-.

Monday evening small company.
assembled at the home Of Mrs. St2n-
ley. found themselves, having uncon-
sciously crossed the winJry ocean,
looking out from a height on an Ens-
lish landscape. In lis center lowered
one OF the most beautiful buildings in
The world. the work Of ages, Can;er-
curry Cathedral We saw il from all
POINTS Of view, and then We're led hy
Hiss Leah Waters through its aisics,
IT. cloisters, it refectories and c.vpls.
hearing from her the history OF It's
growth through the ages, and 81 lie
many important events connected with
L since brave Saint Augustine bullt
tne first Christian church in Pagan
Eitain.
Contributed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
HOTEL ORMOND


Arrivals at the Hotel ormond in
GUIDED:
G. f. Snyder. Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. p f. Deyine, Miss Dorothy De
vine. Lowell. Mass.
Miss Mary Trainer. Boston.
Mrs. Richard Coulter and maid. AR
and Mrs. ]. BaNlay. Greenburg. Pa.
Miss Henry and maid. A. NJ. Henry.
C. H. Hammond. Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. Thomas H. Kelly, San Fran
cisco.
j. P. starkes. Louisville. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ. Clapp, Cleye-
land, Ohio.
valentines at Lesesne's.
410-I-2S-14t
Mrs. Arthur c, Lenerton and little
daughter, Doris, of Detroit. are stop.
ping at local hotel for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert 4. Sibley and
little daughter Juliet. of New Canaan.
Conn. are spending compile ii
months here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
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books from olI
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
@We wish YOU the best 81 every
thing for -Rowes. l2-2S- If

The annual inspection Of the First
Separate Company, National Guard Of
Florida. viii be held at the local Arm
ory Friday evening of this week. 1t.
Col. j. NJ. kimbrough, II. OF the regu-
lar army conducting the inspection.
The public isc ordially invited TO at
tend the inspection, hich VIII con-
'Hs use - e,ciock
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

Nj and Mrs. Thomas Fairly Of New
Canaan. Conn. are stopping for a
couple OF months at local hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

valentines at LeSesne's.
4l0-1-2S-14t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

7 gog SAINT heln try 9 classified.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
"N h. Ppets ca
iiakg-y.

compulsory nI
proposed Ia aen1
kid~ gloves
from the iatssl1r !
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

fireplace those broken electric
bulbs at DUNN BROS. 429-2-1-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

"a B. c. electric washing machines
olive the labor problem. DUNN BROS.
429-2-1-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

valentines at LeSesne's.
410-12S-14t
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18
@mpfan9sabenb int
GpncDrb Stub

@noli6 eroffnet Ser groBe Concord
&lub, 0as Centrum tnierer &reiIe
uno 2eier Oieier 3eitung, feierli9 oie
Gore at einem @mpfangsobeno. Sc
Der lit miGfommen, ser nod elm Ser8
fir SoeoIe bot, mie mir fie pflegen,
mie Oas Solf Ser 0idter uno Oenfer
tic INNER gebegt bat. 8ie elm ein3i-
ger, GROCER Seierflong uno Sriib-
lingSi6immer moge oieier Sag 0ie
@ei6i6te oes &ll,bs einIeiten. Mun
lieB es 0ieies W9oI nift BEL @orten,
man legte Sono ans @erf uno es er.
Iton0 elm 8oit, ser penigitens aeltgt
bon einem nelten @eilt Ser 8erItGnoi.
gung uno @9tltng, oeS guten, bra.
ben unternebmungsgeilteS Der Mit.
glieoer. SleiB uno gdi6ternbeit, Sic
be 5u boben, bebren @iitern baiten
oouerbafte SGuier, erobern OUTS rleite
cine 8eIt bon Sein6i6oft uno NiB-
traren, Sreun6i1aft ltno tuabren an.
erifanii6en 8atriotism4S iiberon
bof3ubalten, miro Ser gmpfangs.
abenb uns elm Stiif %nGberbringen.
Sc trauriger oie @egenport lit, 6eIto
mebr miiiien mir 5uiammeniteben,
8agemrt, Srin5ipien, @oelfinn, I'M
berorolienes @ornGrtsltreben, trele
3riammenarbeit, Sim fir RltnIt
nno Wuiif un6 aIIes Sd0ne lno
8obltGtige 5eigen. Moge Ser Soa
elm Sag oes @~ufiubelns peroen, Ser
@%eburtstog elmer nelierL beIleren
3eit. Iae ionten mir fommen, ale
8ereile, ale Sralien uno MGnner,
ollie Sunglinge uno Sreunoe.
&ep. Srof. Or. Sdumader miro
Die Seitre6e bolten. SRI. Mnito Sdo.
De miro &e5itieren ltto Ser Manner.
dor @ermania mie ou9 ser @oIbina.
toner Sdngerbuno peroen gb0re fin.
gen.
o. mr.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18
spe8tkgeritt fir Oas og8afbuoton SouruaI".
Wettere Sttnmen Der entente (
Iber ben Nusbru4 bes 9rpBen 4rte9es.
g. @Ieis, @oTbineton, 8. g..
g. @Ieis. 8oibington 8. 6.

3eitltngen 0riiben iltd)en oiigenblid-
lid &opital aus Oieien a%euBeruneen
81 idIogen. @s biIft aber ia bod al
les nihts. sic meiien 3. 9. audi allf
0en Irtifel in Ser Barrier y&ebue oes
0cur.W onoes" oes friiberen fran5o-
iii6en @otdofters in 9eters.
burg, 90 o II Il eur oIeoIogue,
iiber oie 8or9eididte oeS arieges
bin. 0ieier SER mar i'm SUM- felt
bon Der unbermeioIt6fe
oeS 9rieges i~iber3ell9t lino puBte Die
ie feline Muffaiiung AUDI Dem oomoli-
gen, Ieitenoen fronaoiiiden Miniiter,
Sibiani bei5ubringen. ST I6reibt
aus leiner ltnterreoung nit @ibioni
i'm SUM 1914 in 8aris unter unoe-
rem: u8ir miiiien bouptiG1li6 unie.
re @bfommen nit 6 ngIono Der.
bo~litGnoigen; mir miiiien oltf sic url-
mittelbore Witmirfung Der engliiden
BIotte uno Armeen 8Gblen
f6nnen........... SD piir0e iebr iiber-
rai6t lein, nenn Der 3 II It 5 r
eIeftri9en Spannunq
nift boIo in elmer &otaltropbe en0ig-
te." Mus elmer ltnterboItltng
nit Dem 3oren Nifolous Dor Ser SIN.
finft oes BrdiiOenten &oincare in
Setersburg, olio pobI Mnfong SUM
1914, beri6tet er, 0oB Ser Gar Iogte.
SD fam nidt gIauben, DAB &aiIer
8ilbelm ben &rieg min. Mm "a.
Stunt bielten oae Den &rieg fir be-
I6loIien. Baleologue beItan0 0orauf
oaB @nglano auf 0ie Settle &ublan6s
uno Sranfreids treten mii1le, ga eS
Die Gnti6eioune in SGnoen babe.
Ser beuti6e 8otidafter in 8eters.
burg meinte 8tpor: 1@ott lit mein
3enge, 0eutldlon0 lit frie0lieben6.
Set AZ Sabren bitten mir Oen 6rie-
BEN @uropa's. Set 43 Sobren bo.
ben mir uniere @bre oarein geIett,
uniere &roft nidt 5u miB6rauden.
uno man tlogt uls b II on, ben
&rieg 5u moIlen." Ood 8u6onan,
Der engliI6e 8oti6after, 3ipeifelte
ni6t mebr oaran, 0aB &liBIonO @rnit
modte. @r bat besbaIb Soionom,
ben ruiiiiden &riegsminiiter, fetncr
militdrii6en MaBnabme ouauItim-
men, 0ie Oeuti6lano ais cine $ r :
anSfor0erung auffalien fon-
ne. uMon muB ser oeutd 5 e II
81 egierung oie boGe .@erontpor-
tung 1tno Ole boae sSnitiotibe oeS an-
critics laiien." glm 80. Suli bei6loI-
fen Damn Die <Iien Die n It a II !.
5 9 MobiIiiation.
9as oIles iino &ofeologne's eigene
8orte. Mun fonnte bin5ufiigen, ooB
Der &aiier borige ISOLDE in einem er-
item S~nterbietp a1 einem iltnden Sol
ldnOer Iaste sd babe ME ben 9rie9
gemoIlt." 8a8 bilfts? 0eutidlon0
lit nun einmal Der olleinige Siinoen-
bod uno muB nun biiBen. 8aItol
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18
Silfsberein

Seilte, 6reitag obeno, Sen Is. Sc
bruur, lit 8~olperiommlung. GS lei
bier nod einmal b%eionoerS 0nroilf
binqenielen. Altf 0em 8rogromm
Itebt unter an0erem sic 8abl zines
nelten 8o~riibenoen. = Ser Central
ausifuB in Seem gorf bat Die critic,
aeorufte Summer eine8 fleinen Wtos
natsblGttden8 fir Silfs8iuefe, beti-
telt .0aS Silf8merf~ iebt erlheillel
IoIIen. Sic Summer bonn 6ebruor
entbolt einen @eribt iiber Die Gdtig-
felt oes Central immitteeS (altd)
@olbinaton lit ermGbnt), Or. @ugo
2ie6er's 8irfen in 9elttidlano, NOR
riiber Iif in oertiden 3eitlngen oitfl
Syrdllein Seomig 9~ran8felO, Mit.
qlieo oes &ei6stags, &6ln, 10 lobelo
ousldbt, uno Gonfi6reiben. 9lbge-
oronete 0ranSfelo meiit, nebenbei be.
merit, in octtihen 9reilen nit Hedt
ouf Sen groBen Srrtllm bin, ben alt6
Ser oeutl6e 9fei68prdiiOent 8t Der
breiten peranlaBt moroen lit, ols Oh
in 0oroomerifa 0ie Qudfer al.
lein Ii6 ser Not Oes 0entiden Sol
fes annGbmen. SIS ieien aud Die
9eut16 Mmerifaner ouf Dem
8Ion. 3eiqen mir mieOer einmal,
6aB mir u1ls bon 0uGtern nidt iiber-
treffen loIien. &amen ni6t biele
0udfer Inn 100 ans 0eutidlan0,
bonn &bein? gri6einen mir in ben
8eriammlungen uniereS lofulen
SiIfsbereins I'M Goncoro-alub-S auS,
3t4 6 StroBe g. So, Inn s llbr ulb
befueiIen ulier Snterelie. 9ie Scot
Ser &inoer in OeIterreid un09 eutid)'
LAMB lit na6 pie Dor iiberaus groB.
0a8 meiB ieoer, Der nod Die gering.
item 8~eaiebitneen our alten Seiniot
%unterb1lt.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18
Ginseianbt.
Geoar Sin Sarm, nobe Sort Soote,
MnrbIono.

Geoar Sin Sarm, nabe Sort Soote,
MarbIono.
2iebes Solrnoll
8enn i'd in meinem lesten @inge-
ianot bon oes 2obes iiber bid mar,
10 meinte i6 es gana ebrlid; berte
fiible i9 leioer elm bis9en berItimmt
uno 5par Oeinetpegenl @s lit Conn.
tag, Der Sag Der &ube, uno es reg
net orauBen, aaes lit NAB ringsum,
nur meine &eble fiblt aiemli9 trof-
en-i6 miini6te, es pGre umgefebrt,
naile &eble uno trodenes @etter!-
SD iinne oariiber nod, mesbalb on
liebes Sournal mir ni@t erl6ienen
biit IN Der lesten @o1e!? SaIt Die
gan5e Bo6e bin0ur6 gar feline Neu-
igfeiten 10 muB i9 mid nit eini-
gen alien 3eitungen begniigen, min
id elm bisden 3eritreuung baben uno
niGt nit gefaIteten $Gn6en oafisen.
@uf 5pei 3eitungen abonniere id
ltno ole Eolt bringt mir Deoer Die ei-
ne nod Die anoerel 8mor mobne i9
nabe genng CUR Sauptltaot aber
trosoem 81 melt, nm mir oie 3eitung
ielbIt 81 bolen. 8ir boben mirfIi9
groBartige &oitierbicel Mon fonnte
ebenio gut meitorinnen in MIasfa 0.
Der audi auf Dem @oropole rpobnen.
BEL oerfelben 8eoienungl z--
9o6 i6 beriu6e gleid DEM Serrn
General in u@ott iei 0onf Der Gid
lit geoedt" ODER elmer 6bnliden Ser.
geBlidfeit iiber oieie meinen Srie.
ben itorenoen unnatiirIiden nniht"
eri6einenoen 3eitungen binipeg5u-
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18

fommen inoem i9 in Den alten Bel,
tlngen bon letter ISOLDE geniigenb
Bacterial oufitibise, Inn mieoer eine
nSopic" 81 biloenl 9a las i9 3. g.
elm eeniiler Serr nSnfmeiIter" bal
erIu4t ieinen Ramen al nWaaIters"
iibertragen 5u Oiirfen, neil ibm iein
ri6tiger Same in lester Belt perlei-
oct tpliroe = % er ielblt iammt Sa-
Mile 5upeilen audi Suns" genonnt
muroel gain, Die ridtige l1eberieb-
ltng oes Namens m1re in erIter 81
ME oIrmaIter" = in 5ipeiter 2inie
oiirfte es ibm paiiieren, oas Ii1 etpo
iemano erlaubt, i'm nMolters of tie
Suns" 5i nennenl Das 5ei9t nie
lei1t uno unbeoa6t man6e ibren gu
ten oeuti9en Hamen peg5uiperfen
nod INNER bereit iino - nno babel
oos perlierer, mas ibr gr0Bter Sto(o
iein ionl
ga lob i1 mir pieoer einen ge-
miIlen Serrn rSbinfomis", oeilen
8ittgeiu9 Dor bas Sohgeri6t in 8.
6. fam, ieinen bisberigen Namen gu
.Sonoler" um8utoufen gu oiirfen,
neil Ser ~eritere i6lpierig au bu9ita-
bieren uno aus8uipre9en lit. Bro
DO! Sonoler flingt ieoenfaGs better
6euti9 ais Sbinfomis. Ser ygpen-
ing Star" bra6te audi Die Neuieteit,
oob man in 3iiri6 in Der S9dpeit
oiterreidiide 8apierfronen-as la.
bells" for beer bottles" gebrau6tl Die
8rauereien iollen babel groBortigq
@ei66fte MAIDEN, neil Die 8iertrinfer
oieie neuen 2abelS iammeln, in Der
&offnung, bob 0eiterrei6 mieoer neil
aufleben nno Die &rone aud pieber
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18

lleber Sic 9riegseel9idte iin0 ott-
eebIide &rieesi6uIo Oeuti1Ion0s
fommen INNER nod mebr Dinge an
Die SeffentIi6feit, beIonoers Stim-
men aus mathematician Rreiien ieIblt,
Die, ipenn nidt fir iins, 10 bod i'm
oagemeinen, berbGItnismGBig err
ItaunIi6 un0 oober unierem Iieben,
grpBen, omerifanii9en 8ublifum I'M
befannt iino, oo uniere engIiIfe 8rei-
Ie ale 0erortigen Dinee gefIiiieutlid)
iiberiiebt.
90 Ieie id in einem 4rtifeI BON
Sol. 6. sc. Souie bonn 6. Sebrlor
iiber Die lette Barrier Sinon3fonfe.
ren5 8emerfungen iiber Den @intritt
Stdliens in ben &rieg, sic man BEL
ibm nidt iudt uno bermiitet. gr Iogt:
Berlin bertrorte nod i'm Sebruot
1915 felt 0arouf, 6nB StoIien tpenig.
items neutral fid perbolten lperoe.
SatiddIid aber bate StoIien 6 0 n
borber ii6 bereit erfIGrt, oen
Baftbon2onootl at unter5ei6-
men, in lpel6em Der eenoue & a
b e It / m m 10 q I, q n G Sta.
lien in ben &rieg gegen Die
Gentralm66te eintreten on
e." Oieier 6eriibmte eebeime Ser
trag fam Damn 1919 ia ans Cages
li6t. Or berlpra1 oamaIs idon oas,
pos Stalien mirfli1 als Giegesbente
befam Orient, Sort, Siume uno
Teile bon 9olmotien. ShnD0er
&au6 ODER, pie man iid in StaIien 10
id0n ausoriidte, national ofpirati.
ons" uno 8eltedung ipareu oIio Die
Wotibe oeS @intritts StoIiens in ben
&rieg, pie ia befannt genug lit.
ueber oie &rieaSI6ulo OeutId.
lambs ielbIt iogte Der snelii6e Silto-
rifer @oo6 auf elmer Sogung ser
@ngIifb SiltoricaI Gnociotion in
Cambridge, 5ufolge Ben n8asIer
3a6ri6ten@: n8enn id ioge, oab
es ab oIuter Unttnn It 8 Il
b eboupten, 9eutf@Ian6
b a e cine frieoIi9e unO nidtsabnen.
De 8elt m t &rieg iberfaI.
len, 10 iprede i9 nift oIs 8ro.
Deutider, ionoern ais eman0.
5 er lie Sotfa9en itu6iert
Ser Gntagonismlts, Der 0tpiider
Seuti6luno uno ENGLAND beitono
Die alte Seinoi6aft aipil9en Sranf.
reid uno 9eittidGono megen Ser
Hbeinprobin5en un0 Die oeutl6.oIter.
rei6ii6e &ibolit1t nit &uBlano Inn
Die erlte Steae auf Dem 8aIfan, in
&leinaiien uno Der &iirtei, oas ma,
rem . lie unm EN- 5 e
II r a Of Der groBten Srogooit
Der 8eltgeidi9te."
Good teiIt aIio Ole iiingIte @uffoI.
Jung 2IoDo @eorges, ooB Die
europGii6en Staotm1nner in ben ent.
i6eioenoen Gagen bon 1914 Sen
&opf berloren bGtten. 0ie oeutfdeu
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18
Sudferbtlfe D"rrldneert
Die Oentide &inoeruut bcraulast
gnsbebnuns Oes Silfsiuerfs bis gum
Gunner 1922.

Scr Grefutib. Sefretdr oes glmeri.
con 5rienoS Serbice Committee, Or.
8ilbur 81. Sbomas, 90 South 18TH
Str, BbiIaoeIpbio. ga, bat ole fiir
ale 5reunOe uno Greunoinnen Scr
notleioenoen Seutifen 9in0ermeIt
bod erfreulide Mitteilung eemaht,
0oB Die Speiiulg Der unterernGbrten
oellti6en Sugen0 bis gum Sommer
1922 tortgciebt neroen miro. Or.
SbomaS' GrfIdrung Ioutet in bent.
ifer llcberiebung mie foIgt:
Die HlGne oes american Srienos
Serbice COMMITTEE in 9e5ug auf Die
6ortietuug Der 8eitrebungen, BEN
linterernabrten 9inoeru 9eutldIonos
SiIfe bis 6um CONNER 1929 8u brin.
gen, iino Jet geniigenS berboIlitGn-
oigt mn nahltebenoe Nnfiinoiquna
81 MADDEN:
0es lteben 5rr8eit geuiigcno @elo.
mittel unO 8orrGte our @erfiiguna,
Inn tGgIi6 100000 9inoer bonn Sc
britar bis gum 1. Altguit 1921 an
ipciiet. Die 3abl miro auf iiber
100000 erbobt perOen i'm 8erbGIt.
mis- 5u Den @eIoeineGngen leitens
amerifaner uno Defenders Ieitens Der
amerifaner oeutifer gbItammung.
oSoate Die @rrte in 9eutidlanO
i'm nGditen CONNER normal lem 10
meroen elmer SdGbuug 3ufoIae ami
lden Observation-Disclosures bis fiinfbun.
oerttaiticnO 9inoer bon omerifaniId,.
er 8obltatigfeit abbGngig iein, 10.
peit ibre tdgIide Speiiung in 9e.
trad)t fommt.
lin Der Not ob3ubeIfen, beobIid-
tigt oas Americon 5rienos' Serbice
Committee Die Sammlrng bon GEL.
bern fir Die oeuti6e ainoerbiIfe bon
je6t an bis CONNER 1922 fort3uIeb-
ell.
90oS Imericon 5rien0s Serbice
Committee, ooS lett MIR uitgefGbr 80
Irbeiter in gang 0eltti6Iono bat, be.
abiidtiet, oiele 3abl lebr beOeuteno
81 perri1aern lno Die mirflide Ser.
fiigltng iiber Die 9ilfs-8orrGt gum
groBeren Seile einem oeuti6en SEQ.
mite in 9eutidlono 5u iiberIoIier.
Die 0aielblt nerbIeibe1oen @rbeiter
Der Sreunoe iperoen in enger SSiib-
lung nit ben @in5eIbeiten oes Silfs.
merfs bleiben uno ooorr6 in bic Ga
&c periett iein, DEM amerifonii6en
&ublifum oirefte gtodridten au ge.
ben iiber Die SilfSbeoiirftigfeit uno
Die 8erteilung Ser 8orr1te.
n@S meroen mn 0ieienigen &inoer
geipeiit neroen, meI1e no6 Ser gr-
fIGrung oeutider gler5te in einem
idlimmen 3uitonoe bon ltnterernGb.
rung lid befin0en. Die Speiiung
miro uild) ferner ourhgefiibrt peroen
obne &iidiidt auf Gaiie ooer religio-
ies 9efenntniB.
.g8ir iino Der lleberaeueuue, OaB
oielcnigen, melde inns m1brenb 6es
leefell SaDres mn 0el0Delfrd9en De
traut boben, aud i'm fommenoenSab.
re es tlin tueroen."
Gs iei abermals oarouf bingemie
len, oob ein Dollar I'M Monat ell
beutlhes &ino einen Monot lang mi
elmer fr6ftieen 3uiasmabI5eit tGgIidl
berioret. 3oblreide glmerifanc'
oeutiherabitommung boben iiA ourCl
g~tusfiiaune elmer p8leoee Goro". Die
in ser @eid6ftsiteae Sbrer lofalen
3eitung 81 baben lit, CUR @rndbrum
zines ODER mebrerer oeutider &inol
perpflidtet. @as nolen Sic TIM
Sine A~usOebnung oes Silfsperfs i
abiolut geboten, Inn Die oeutide 81
aeno Dor &ronfbeit unb friib5eitigea
CODE ODER langem Sie6tiim 81 be-
pobren.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-18
gaa Ses HlattSentiden @ereems.

Ser am IA. Sebruar i'm Concord
Stub abgebaltene 8au oes 8lattoeut-
lfen 8ereens BON 8aibington, er.
freute iid zines guten 9eiudes nidt
nur Ieitens Der Mitglieoer, ionoern
nnlereS oeuti6en @lementes i'm MG-
aemelnen. 0ie i6onen aIten @al5er-
melooien Der olten Seimat peranIaB-
ten oenn ou9 @lt uno Sung oas
San5bein 81 i6ningen. Serr g..
Sdpor3 Sobn bes beritorbenen Mu.
quit S6mar8, batte oie San8mulif
geltelt. 0as &omite batte bis ins
&leinite feline 8orbereitungan getrof-
fen unO freut ii6 belite OBJ leines qu-
ten Grfolges. @s mar oemIelben TO-
gar gelultgen, elm nit Mn3eigen ge-
fiates San5programm 81 publiaie-
rem.
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