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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR RENT

WIFI rftkt
f4oa West Sixth street. eigbt rooms ard
fath ..,t ...1.... ..s..f... Z. ~. flOlfs1
lDzf W~ht Ienth street. eiEbt fopm@ snd
". W. Corner sixth and Jefferson
streets, ten rooms and bath - 70 ~
APAETMENTe
bi4 West street. rooms and bath 1f<D %
go Washlngton street. rooms and
bath 14 ~
1866 Pennsylvania avenue. rooms
and bath Bgfy
Seventh and Orange streets third
moor rooms and bath ...... - ~
seventh and Orange streets second
noor, > rooms ard bath ...4....... s5.fsj
i1zb Van Egren street. second fcof.
, rooms M bath gFfo
70 Buen1 Vista street second floor
3 rooms and bath .. ~ %
several apartments, TwcntY-ninth
and Market streets
STORES
1923 orangs street ...................... 5000
~ west tenth street s..,......-....... lfsJfsO
iD4 vest Eleventh street .....s........ 100 90
9iy ring street ss..tF.. s.ss.....4 ...... fZ5 -
once s. ....... z7oo
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 West Ninth street
Phones S5O-85I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
| CAUSE q G1-PlN

Eleventh & Orange SITS. Telephone 7o7a.
Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
SPECIAL. SALE

SPECIAL. SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
OwnerS Leaving City and VIII Sell at
Pre-War Prices.
beautiful dwelling corner property
with all modern improvements Washing
ton Heights section with garagej
FOR SALE
seven rooms. bath. heat. three porrhes
hardwood floors. gas and electric, laundry
csnented cellar can handle this property
for 81 900 cash
beautiful home on Clayton street 3
rooms. tile bath. hot water heat. gas and
electric. open fireplace hardwood floors
laundry. cemented cellar.
IN the $500 block on Washington street
broom house. all modern convenieEces. can
arrange - per cent mortgage.
FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Dry goods store. grocery stores For
ftirther information amply at the Office.
FOR RENT
A restaurant doing good business; rea-
sonable rent.
JAMES ]. COHEN
Real Estate and General Insurance Broker.
Phone 5275 w. $50 Market street
Member of Wilmington Real Estate Board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Wanted--Iaeal Estate.

DwELIING--wantesi 90 buy. S-room dwell
ing, with porch and heat. located south OF
Sixth and west of Madison Price not To ex-
coed $1,000. Must have four bedrooms.
Address Y -. Every Evening once.
FARM--Want TO hear from owner having
farm for sale state cash price and fun
description. John J. Blacr Delaware
street. Chippewa Falls. Wis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
FOR SALE

YANDEVER AVENUE, 600 FLOCK
Six rooms. bath. porch. heat. electric light.
basement. cellar.
WASHINGTON STREET. 200 BLOCK
Ten rooms. bath, porch. heat
MADISON STREET. 200 BLOgK--Eivht
rooms and bath.
FRANKLIN STREET. 500 BLOCK
Seven rooms. bath. porch heat
WEST FOURTH STREET. 600 BLOCK
- Store, nine rooms. bath VIII improve IN
value.
WEST FOURTH STREET. 1900 BLOCK
Nine rooms. bath. porch. heat. gas and
efectrfr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-21
Farms and Land for Sale

DELAWARE-Fif Fifteen-acre poultry. fruit
truck farm for sale. timber, fruit trees.
5-FooIn house, outbuiidings with crops.
81 500. part cash. possession 46-acre
fruit, truck. poultry. Groom house, out
buildings: bargain: $1,000: 81. 600 cash
Possession. Crops. A. b. Gooden. Mary
del, Md.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-11

aezs.s Lady Suffered 1T'iiE:la siiE:la Pub;
ass<., Achiag Pains in Her nae.'z,
4 111..ch cardui Relieved.

Houston, Teyas.-,sIIEs. C. y. CooI-. q
90 ,.--ittv Street, this cit-, race....J
,c;.l: about foHi months after ny
marriage. | -. / s,a1. suffering m;-ch
2ain: and knew tl:;.1 my condition w,.s
lnusvai, but couldn't just decide what
vas wrong had to go to bLa !.
Ali across my back and hips were
oaius. pulling and aching until I could
hardly st u. / stayed ia bed a few
lays. Ny husband had heard OF Car
iui :. SO }old him he Nigh. get it.
After / had taken Cardui a few
days, was UP. I took five bottles and
haven't been in bed since for this
tros:ble, for if / have the least synlp-
toms OF this- +rouUle get Cardui and
take it in time.
."I have a plumber Of friends vho
have. used Cartlui, and they recommend
It very highly
The experience Of t4is Texas lady
is simi-e;. to that related by thousands
Of other women.
Ca,dui is purely vegetable, and mild
and. gentle in its action. Card1i may
DC TIC Tery. 1:ecG tcirc .yc1 need if sat
faIing with Woalaniy troubles.
=. TAX Caruui. NC-icS
The commonwealth., 1921-01-11
COAL !,

We have a ear "WTNIFREDE
LUMP COAL' rolling, should ar
f'Ne within a few days. If you
want any of this coal place order
with cash covering same If vo.;
have already spoken to us for coal
let US have cash to cover amount you
want at once, this will save ali con
lcerned time and money and also in
,abie US to sell at a lower price 1920
delivered. You will not be over
looked if you comply WITH above
iJan. 18th. BOWERS g. co.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-11
. = = G . Q Q :, . t3OC O @
{ PERSONAL q
y Q 0 OC> 0 c 90 OOOO n

lie body Of Ex-Sheriff Allsbrook
was inferred in the Baptist Cemetery
touay at eleven O'Clock. Rev. Mr.
benson Of Rocky Mount conducted the
funeral services.
y
Mr. I. R. Higgins is the new book.
Keeper at Riddicks. Mr.. Higgins is a
brother Of Mr.. NJ. A. Higgins, super
mtendent of the Scotland Neck schools
The Commonwealth in behalf Of the
people OF the community extends j
5ordiai welcome to Mr.. Higgins.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-11
Swordfish No Mean Foeman.

1p fhe British museum may he seen
the heavy naken plank, once part nf
the bottom of a stout vessel, (which
had been pierced by the sword of a
sWordiiSh The weapon remains fast
fixed in the timber Along the Atlantic
coast of the United States sWOrdtiSh
are hunted both for their flesh, which
is palatable. and also in order to pro-
tect the schools of bluetish and mack.
erel which they ravage.
The commonwealth., 1921-01-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

tIr. }. Baron one Of Scotland Neck 8
hustling merchants left for Baltimore
and New York this morning.
Miss Ethel Madry returned 20
Averett College, Danville, Va. "a re
sume her studies
Rev. j. w. Matthers of Aulander.
n. c. spent last night in town. He
had been on a visit to his son in Rich
mond, Va.
Messrs Robert Edmondson, Charlie
clayton and Harry Tomlinson Of Tar
{ horo motored over here Sunday af-
terno0n.
Mr.. j. w. Madry is off on. busi-
ness trip to New York and to Balti-
more He left on TIE nine thirty
train
Mr.. Charles Cotton one Of Scotland
Neck $ hustlmg and successful farm
crs was in town this morning He is
the farmer some one was telling us
that always carried more money away
from town than he brought in. It was
learned t'hat he had an attractive and
comfortable home. Among other
things it is furnished with Delco
lights
Mr.. S. O. Purvis left on the II 90
train this morning for Tarbore. n. G.
on business. Mr. Purvis lives out o.,
Route in Roseneath township and is
one Of the successful farmers Of t'.at
eighborhood. When asked as to his
1920 crops-corn, peanuts and cotto1
said they were all good and that he
had ample supplies for home use
meat etc. Mr. Pnrvis has raised q
family of eight chinren and all are
away from home except two and
they are attending school here Al
were at home Christmas which proved
to be a most delightful home gathering
The commonwealth., 1921-01-11
WEATHER REPORT
for week ending January 9th, 1872
BY J. b. Applewhite.

Temperature highest 70 on 5th.
Temp peratslre. lowest 81 Oh 5th
Highest aerage g. 2-7
Lowest average g 2-7
Rainfall 52-1OO.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
MAN.MApE DIAMONDS FAIL.

The latest effort Of scientists 10
manufacture genuine diamonds has
failed, according to an announce
ment recently by William 1. Rosen-
field, vice president of the American
jewelers. Protective association and
director of the jewelers. Vigilance
committee. The committee, he said,
has made an exhaustive investiga-
ton Of the reported discovery Of q
diamond-making formula by Ger
man, and is convinced that the
formula will not produce gems equal
to natures product. Report Of the
discovery" several weeks ago, Mr..
Rosenfeld said, startled the jewelry
and precious stone trade throughout
the world.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
HAD THE TEACHER TlCKETED
Youngsters Liked Her, but She
chewed Gum, and So She Was
Given Designation.

A mother of ten-year-old twins
recently noticed, with some alarm,
that they were becoming addicted to
study.
Hi, Danny Are you about ready
to play BALI" yelled Tommy
"Nawp said Danny. "You know
what the L. N. T. G. G. would do
to me if / didn't get this arithme-
tic"
Complete silence on Tommy's part
made his mother wonder about the
new secret society. Constant refer
ence to it, all in the same vein, dur
ing the few weeks after convinced
her that her sons had joined some
youthful band which demanded
scholarship.
Finally, one night, when Danny
was in q communicative mood, she
asked:
''What is your new play, the L.
M. T. G. G. p
"Tain't no play" said Danny. "Its
the teacher"
''The teacher ?"
eyes. She's a good teacher and
smart all right and we like her, but
she chews gum all of the time so we
call her l.. M. T. c. G.-Louise Mil
Ter, teacher. chews gum-so we
won't forget and think she is SO
much. Indianapolis News.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21

candies. Store In cool, dry place.
Fondant.-Take two cupfuls of su-
gar, one-half cupful of boiling water,
one-fourth teaspoonful of cream of
tartar, or a tablespoonful of glucose
or corn syrup to keep the sugar from
granting. Boil to a soft ball stage
ana pour out on a buttered platter
using care that no grains of sugar are
dropped In. as they will cause the
whole to grain. A good method to
avoid the forming Of grains around
the sides of the boiling kettle is to
wash down the sides while boiling
with a swab dipped In water, or IL ex-
pert the tips of the fingers may be
used. Covering the dish for a few
minutes often dissolves the grains.
After-Dinner Mints.-Boli together
until brittle in water, three cupfuls of
sugar, one-fourth of a teaspoonful of
cream Of tartar, one-half cupful of
boiling water and one-half tablespoon
full of vinegar. Pour on buttered
platter and when cool. pull. adding
two drops OF oil of peppermint. Cut
ana roll IN powdered sugar; place In
q tight jar for few days to soften.
Molasses candy.-Take three cup
RUS OF molasses and one cupful of
butter or butter substitute, one table
spoonful Of vanilla and other fiavoring.
Melt the butter: add the molasses,
boil a few minutes, then add the SUI
gar. cupful at time so 1t will dis
solve readily; add the fiavorIng when
Just about ready to. take of the heat.
Boil until 1t makessa hard ball In wa
ter. Pour into creased pans. cool and
pull. Cut I'm small pieces with q pair
OF scissors and wrap In oiled paper.
Rice Jaek.--Take a cupful of sugar
and cupful of molasses, two table
spoonfuls OF water and cook; when
nearly brittle. add tablespoonful of
butter and a pinch of soda; stir In
three cupfuls of pulled rice. Spread
In a buttered pan,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
PARLoR OUT OF FASHION.

One of the large manufacturing
companies Of the United States is
engaged in the construction of Q
great number Of houses for its en-
ployees, and while there are many
novel features in the way of making
conveniences, the most striking thing
about the homes is the total absence
Of the usual parlor. The space is
thrown into other rooms. It looks
as if the parlor was out of fashion.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
PUZZLED OVER WHALES LEGS
Scientists Very Much Stirred Up Over
Recent Capture OF Coast Of
British Columbia.

The capture off the coast of Brit
ish Columbia of a remarkable hump
back whale with two hind limbs be-
came known recently, when the bones
of the unique appendages arrived at
the American Museum of Natural
History, New York. Scientists at
tached to the museum thumbed their
tones on evolution, cudgeled their
brains and concluded the legs might
have been a singular reversion to
primitive type.
Back in prehistoric ages, they
said, the multigreat granddads of
modern whales might have strutted
about on land. But, 80 far as they
knew, no other whale with bones
outside the body had ever been seen
by man.
There was no earthly or waterly
reason for the rear legs on the whale
found off the British Columbia
coast. 1t couldn't walk on them, as
they were only four feet long, while
the whale weighed several tons. 1t
couldn't use them for swimming, as
they were not flappers nor were the
pedal extremities webbed. They
were simply excess baggage. But
now they are the subject of lectures.
lantern slides and profound discus
eian
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
Cork Mayors Parole Reversed.

Washington.-The parole Of Lord
Mayor o'Caliaghan of Cork was can.
celed by Secretary of Labor Wilson,
who announced that he now had per.
mission to land for the purpose of re
shipping on board any vessel bound
for q foreign port, unless the secre.
tary Of state direct that he be kept
on the vessel on which he came to the
United States.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
LEGION HOTEL FOR IDLE
Seattle Post Opens tiosteIry for Job
less Men.


Seattle, Wash.--American Legion
men Of Seattle began what is believed
to be the first enterprise of its kind
in the country when the relief com
mittee OF Seattle post No. IS took over
the First Avenue hotel. 1903 Firs,
avenue South. TO operate II solely for
unemployed ex-service men. The com
mittee, sanctioned by the post, remain.
cd tbs hotel THE Veterans hotel"
and opened doors under the manage.
ment of George Dupea. member Of the
post.
The Veterans hotel Ia a three-story
frame building of 20 rooms and capa.
able of accommodating $50 men, Near
ly $1,000 has been raised by the relief
committee for the post through vol.
untary public subscription for main.
tenance of the hotel.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
New Lace-MakIno MACHINE.


Consul Hitch at Nottingham, Eng.
land. reports an invention by a resi-.
dent of that city which. II is claimed
win revolutionlze the present meth
DDS of making imitation real laces
The inventor states that by means
OF his invention. which Is an attach
ment TO an ordinary Levers lace ma.
chine. he can produce the lace the
entire width of the machine. either In
breadths from one inch upward OF
the full width of the machine for
allover nets. Thus, a machine 1oC
inches wide could be made to pro.
duce 100 breadths of one inch. or
fifty of two inch. and so on. Two
sets Of jacquards are used, one oper.
ating the warp threads and other the
bobbin threads.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
Subscribe for the Chronicle.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the
Keuterville Telephone Co., will
be held on the 9Th day of Febru-
airy at the hour of 2 p. m. at
Keutefville, Idaho. Dated this
18th day of January, 1921.
]. B. KRIEGER,
Sd Secretary
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
HEART LOCATION.

"0f course, Mr.. Growcher is q
trifle- disagreeable, but you'll find
his heart is in the right place"
eyes; but who wants to go
through life using an X-ray machine
every time he happens to be in doubt
on little point like thatY"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
lMpoNpERAslLITx.

"That turkey doesn't weigh near
as much as thought it ought to,
considering the price"
Probably" commented the crude
person, @ifs what you get for telling
The dealer that ygs llp ight Net
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21

Plumbing and timing at the
Cottonwood Hardware every
Thursday and Friday. Fordham
Brothers. Grangeville. 51-tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21

be prepared some
time before IL is
needed In fact,
fondant is better
If allowed to RI
pen, closely COW
cred for three or
four days before
working I'M into
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
H2eKTCH[N


&c. 1890. Western Newspaper Cnion.I
We shall be so kind In the afterwhiie.
But what have We been today7
We shall give to truth grander birth,
And 10 steadfast faith deeper worth.
We shall feed the hungry souls Of
earth.
But whom have we fed todayf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
u Navy seapIans. Fly to Panama.

Panama.-Naval officers are enthus
iastic over the successful completion
OF the flight from San Diego. Cal. te
the canal zone by IL Of the navy F-5.L
seaplanes.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21

Idaho Labor Wants Direct Primary
Boise, ldaho.--Organized labor In
the state of Idaho as represented by
the Idaho state federation Of labor
favors the return Of the direct primary
law and 30 declared at the closing
meeting Of the federation here.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21

Auditor Must Turn In Wedding Fees.
Vancouver, wash.-Fees collected
by J. L. Garrett, county auditor, for
performing marriage ceremonies will
be turned into the county fund. This
order was issued when the county
commissioners adopted resolution tc
that effect
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-01-21
cHRi sTMAs CANDIES.

The foundation candy for all kinds
Of bon bons. nougat and creams, may
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
NiQiae Sanier in GncSIinbnrn.

Sic pcn ser StaOt 0ucoIinbura
erriGtcicn GeibenbGuier am Suio.
rcnitieg, 6intcr Dem 2e5terieuinar,
fcnntcn Oieier Gage ibrer @eltim.
millla iiberQe6en merocn. IS BAN.
ocIt lid Inn "a oui metrcre 9lou.
blod& ucrtciltc Observation-Disclosures
nit 2S Mcter tieiem @arten unO
fleitlem Staagebdiloe. Sn ben aus
gr59ciGoB unO ol%ts0ebo!ttcm Godl.
geidob b~cItcbenOen 9duiern iinO ie
nod) @roBe 3 bis A 3imnlcr, Slide
0od5immer, Seller utO 9oOenralnl
entbaIlen. 1le Steigerltug Ger 9alt.
foItcn felt ser geranidIooun0 BE-.
oinotc cine @rbobung Scr aniangs
porgeiebencn Mlietcll, sic iit iiir Sic
S1nler, lie nod @r0be, ouf 500, 900
unO 100 Mari %itclcn. Sic S1uicr
lino in eriter 0inie SriegSbeidGoia.
ten ~5rgepieien morOcn.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Electromagnetic Der Selndcr.

Boz etipa 6frolf Sobren bate Der
rbcinbeiiiide YiSmardperein oul
Gem rbeinbciiiihen Siigellano, ON
Ger B%ereiniglng Oes Ilebllden Sel5.
tolls nit Dem GbeintoI ooripringen.
ocn Werepunft Maloed, nen oorti.
gen 9iSmardturm erridtet, ser ais
G~eoenfltein fir oie Yerebrune
9ibeinbcliens fir oeu groBen aana.
lcr 5ei,aen ioute. Bonn Iurm bot
man eiuen Der prGdtigiten GunO-
6life am Wittelrbein. Nunmebr
muroe Der Surm 0ciprrrt unO Der
gingang 3ngemaucrt, neil Die Ger
ltoruitgSluit DER 9eluder aaes Ye-
we9lid)e i'm Sitrm geitoblcn ooer
5crldlaqen bal. Mud Der nnlgebenoe
Elot, Der in groBcrer 3abI Glide
mo 9dnfe trug, lit u0aig per.
miiltct iporoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
gerliner @urOpruscR.

SSn oem %ro3eb meScn OeS Mor-
0es all ben Sofomotiuiiibrer $eih.
nutb, ser Orr1 9ei5iAhB gct0tet
DirOe, ais er nit ielnem 3u8e Die
lo0en. Miaionri1riide paiiierte,
uur0e oaS ~llrteil ocfdat. 0ie @e-
duotencn ipradcn Den sIn9eflagtcn
Rurnat Oes 0}orocS, ben Angeflngten
6obloit Ocl 90rperucrlesung fiir
ibul0ig. Ger 9lngcfla1te SdilSfe
puric fiir nidt i6ulOiB 6%eiunocn.
Ser Gcriftsboi mar einltimmig Ger
Meinung, oaB iid Die @cidmorenen
be5iiglid) 0cs SornaB 81 Ociien I'm
g~uliten geirrt bdtte,L unO uermies
be5iigliH ieincs Sales Die Sadie 81
elmer ncllcn %erbonollng BEL ser
n1ditcn SdJmur9eridjtspcrioOe. Gob.
lofi crbieIt 5ebn Sabre 3ud)tbaus
inter Nnrcdnung BON iiinf Monaten
llnteriudungsbait.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Tim Den 3. SanS Scr Iemuirea
8tsmarGs.

Dor ser Gierten 3ipilfammer oes
2anogeridts Berlin itano Germin
in Der &lage an, Die Ser friibere So.
mig BON SreuBen gegen Die Gottai4e
Budbanolllne ongeltren9t bat. IS
banoelt iid i'm Die Strcitfrage ibes
ole 8crofientliGung Oes Oritten
@anoeS Der 1eOanfen unO Crime
rurgen bon 8ismard. @ilbelm ii.
bat gc9cu Die 8erGifentlidung Die
les @anoes cine einltpeilige gcridt.
lide 8%erfiigung ermirft. Das Ser.
liner @eridyt iollte nun iiber Die.
ielbe Sad)e i'm Sauptp~fabrcn cnt-
idcioell, Defenders oariiber, oh Dem
friibercn &aiiel baS llrbeberred)t al
ieinen i'm Oritten Bano entbaltcnen
@riefen 5ultebt. Ser 9ermin mlB-
te ieood) peri1oben tperoen, oa Die
fl1geriid)e Hartci cine lpeiterc Dor
bercitung bcs aften- uno 8epeis.
materials fir erfor0erlih balt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Sine SurtOffclblOfaOe.

Cine 2artoiieIblofaoe iiber Darn.
itaOt lit bonn 9rcis @roB.@ erar,
Der Ieitber Die bauptid1li9ite Be
5ugSquelle fir Die Staot 0arm.
itaot Ooriteate, perbdngt woroen.
9urd 8lafatanidlag lit Die Illus.
fltbr aus Dem &rciie perboten. Set
einigen Gagen i9on tperoen Die
Nonowirte, Weld)e ibren icitberioen
Abnebmern Die 6elteaten SartofIeln
liefern mouell, an ben 3ufobrtsltra.
ben ourd Die 9cauitro9ten Der @e.
nertiWoiten 5uriid9ebaIten. Ser
SeIliIde 8auerrbuno foroert ale
bierOur6 beuadteiligten 8erlonen
auf, lid alsbol0 bel Der 2anoesfar.
toffeIlteIe bieriiber gu beidmeren
uno i'm 5u benoWri6tigen, faaS ole.
ie 8ei1Wcroen nidjt gum 3iele fiib
rem.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Der nMumann bes @iniiterg.

Ser befannte unobbdngi9e brallit-
Idmeigiide Minilter Sepp Oerter
Fat %ongeblid einen Goman p6rei-
lonO" geidrieben. 9ie 9%erliner
,&ote 6a6ne~ lit nunmebr in ser
Gage, Sen 9epeis 5u liefern bab Der
Ioman Sepp Serters elm Blagiat
lit. Oerter, oeIien nuna6bdngige
Sonart" nit Sen 6ein6eiten nieineS
3omans" Don p~ornberein in ieltla-
mem @ioeriprub itanO, bat lif oas
Sdriftite1ern auBeroroentIid leift
demadt, inoeln er Sell fron5oiiiden
&oman rGerre Iibre" bon Sean
@rap einfad iiberiebt, ooer mo6l
ridtiger, bat iiberiesen lailen. Die
a6mei9nngen BON Dem Original
lino gar5 geringfigig.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

@eOiu9iiGe Gdiirinngcn in Stu.
ringcR.

9Ius SaolieIO miro ms bcridtct
ga Die in Der UcStno Don Sual.
feIO gcplautc groBe Soalctailprrrc
beoeutcuoe, III ibrcr glrt cin5lge geo.
logiide S0dsc bcgrobcn miro, labi
Die preuBiiDe grologiide &anoeSan
italt III Berlin int gSerrotnl umtan0
reide SGiirIungrn p%ornebntea, 81,
unter Der &eitung Oes pogtlinOiiGeR
@eoIogeu &uOolt Sunot Do1itter.
e%Iiantc Grgcbniiie outage gef0rOcri
boben. Gas iragliDe @cblrt Slbt
ols ein5iges in europa Auii1lub
itber Die alteite @utltebungsoeldidjte
Der @rooberfldde. &unOt bat ols
oorIGufiges GrgcbniS feitgeitellt, DAB
a6t 0iabaaiGid)tell, Die nit Alalm.
idicferi0id)tcn abDedieIn, therein.
anoer liegen. IS miiiien bier alio
sur 3eit oes oberliluriiben Mleeles
III Slt-Gbiiringen od)t ulterieeiide,
plllfaniide 9iabas ausbriiNe Itattae.
fulloen baberL Die Oieie &agen biloe.
ten. Sier licgen nlldD palaontoIogi.
id)e Neidtiintcr. 0ie Ausgrabunqen
baben @rapiolitben nit 3ablrel6en
Yflan5cnrelten, aber ou0 &rebie,
WfuI1eln, SGneden unO SeeigeI-
Sorloufer 0lttage geforocrt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
3n sic SrcmOcmlcgiun Oeridleppt

wurOc Ser 2Oid6rioc So6n oes Sn-
uoIiOcn gilbert @roemcrt aus @il.
t~clirSburg bel Snmbltrg, Der ieit
lGn1erer Belt peri6wnubcn mar.
SeSt lit bon i'm cine Gorte aus
G%ieOcrratb a. Gb. ein%getroffen, olf
Ser CT mittcilt, Dab er in Sanburg
eigcil aberdeen fennen gclernt Habc,
ser i'm er5dbIte, er f0une beiIu 8ie-
oeraufbdl Oe5 bcieBten @ebietes in
6ronfrcid SerpnOing finocn. Gr
pcr0icne BORT piel @elo. Sroenlert
Iieb id; oarauf perleitcn, nit nod)
Sranfiurt 81 fobren, BON no er born
itis beIebtc @cbiet iiberiiibrt unO
BORT iofort eingefleioet purOe. 8ie
CT ibreibt, lit err nit so anOcren
0eutIben sort inter i6arfer Sepa.
dung uno miro in Sen nddlten So-
gen no6 Mlgier iiberIiihrt.