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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17
FOLLOW THESE DON'TS
IF YOU'D AVOID FIRE
an LEW r. PALMER

Member Of Safety to- Life COMMITTEES,
National Fire Prevention Association.
The appalling loss of is, 900 lives and
$500,000.000 in property destroyed by
fire in the United States during 1920
has been recognized by the federal
government as a menace to the ma
TONS welfare.
National fire prevention organize
tons charge that SO per cent of those
killed and injured each year by fire
are mothers and children under school
age.
Notwithstanding the school tragedy
at Collinwood a suburb of Cleveland,
O., 8 per cent of the school buildings of
the United States are today classed as
veritable fire traps.
The fire cost in the United States
exceed sthe total cost of education.
Approximately 100000 homes are de-
stroyed in one year.
Follow These Don$s.
In order to keep the ''home" fires
burning
Don't permit rubbish to accumulate
in Easements. workshops or anywhere
about the premises. Clean property
seldom burns.
Don't burn trash, brush or rubbish
near buildings. fences and other prop
erty. nor permit children to do so.
Don't keep ashes in wooden boxes
or deposit them against wooden build
ings or partitions. Keep in non-com-
bustible receptacles.
Don't change your electric wiring
without consulting a competent cleo
trician.
Don't hang electric light cords on
nails.
Don't fail to take precautions with
electric flatirons and always use with
signal light.
Don't fail to place metal protection
under all wood stoves and protect
woodwork where stoves or furnaces
are close to walls.
Don't pass stovepipes through CELL
ing, roof or wooden partitions.
Don't neglect to have all flues clean
ed, examined and repaired at least
once each year,
Don't fail to provide screen for open
|fireplaces.
Don't connect gas stoves, heaters or
hot plates with rubber hose
LII d6Ss Gcfoc144AC VI DCn&4A0 70
cleanse clothing near an open flame.
llgth or fire. Use non-inflammable
cleaner.
Don't use liquid polishes near open
lights. Many such compounds contain
volatile inflammable oils.
Don't use . Torch.
Don't thaw frozen water pipes by
applying a torch or open flame of any
kind Wrap pipes loosely with cloths
and pour on hot water. or send for
plumber.
Don't allow children to play with
matches. Keep matches In closed metal
box.
Don't go into closets with lighted
matches or candles.
Don't fail to remember that there is
always danger in the discarded cigar
cite and cigar stub.
Don't let electric wires come in
contact with metal objects.
Don't hang lace curtains near IN
protected gas jets.
Don't stand coal-oil lamps on shaky
tables.
Don't use hot hair curriers' without
removing celluloid combs.
Have you taken these precautions to
protect your home? II not. start today
National Fire Prevention begins at
home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17
WENTWORTH ANSWERS
SODERLIND

Editor Pensacola Journal:
In an, attempt to put himself right
with the people, Mr.. Soderlind pub
fishes a letter in which he attempts to
discredit my statements in Saturdays
Journal
caused to be published a, single false
SEA .enent by me. The news story pub
lished in Wednesdays Journal in ref
erence to the meeting DC the board held
Tuesday was a true report OF the
meeting and was written by Journal
representative who was present. The
statement by Mr.. sSodeslind. "Mr.
wentworth again bids for notoriety, F"
is an absolute falsehood.
The wood proposition has changed
to kindling since Tuesday. The sign
board proposition is matter for the
board to pass on. The door check
proposition which Mr.. Soderlind tries
to explain stands the same When this
proposition was brought before the
board no mention was made Of more
than one check. neither was the repair
of any locks mentioned. The county
saved $24.Oo by my taking the matter
in hand, and the county has saved
many times that amount by my TAX
ing charge Of District No. /. to which
/ was elected
T. r. WENTWORTH. Jr.
October 16, 1921.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17
PLEASE REMIT.
(By Bert0n BraleyO

(By Berfon 5raleyD
it's fun 20 live on credit
TIL the bills come In
But you learn, in time. to dread It
When tho bills come in;
Tor you know just what rem'orse Is
As the Please RENTS begin
And you pay for persisted horses
When the bills come inl
It is FUN to ''be q devir'
Till the bills come ia,
But you learn the cost OF revel
when the bills come In.
And when health and strength are
waning
A. the wages Of your sin.
Well it's not 50 entertaining
When the bills come In
Though II may be long years after
That the bills come in.
They won't bring you any laughter
When the bills come in,
You may think that you can cheat
them.
But that game can never win:
sure as fate youn have to meet them
When the bills come inl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Popcorn season approaches. City
folks. when your children weary Of
their toy airplanes and mechanical
dolls. buy them a corn-popper. The
child that has never shaken the pop
per and watched yellow kernals ex-
piode into fluffy white popcorn. has
missed one Of the real joys Of life. Hot
and buttered. or candied into balls. it
is as vital for q complete childhood,
as Santa Claus OF Charlie Chaplin. BY
the way do you think children Of to-
day haze as much fun a. re did years
AGO ii that little country town?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17


ir.~assa5 ~ - - - -. .-'.O
80. 49, .
-. ~. i0t
80. 49, s'-..ess Z
e-s.--'-s les as
! So
80 ~. l.'sl 49,
80 - 80 - ,ss', - oulicss
~ olal'se s.'lpIsns season Is on
i'uii lhe week en0ihs oet. Iouf
ca sH4tts.' al q eosei o. opa
Sais u siaps itsAt hAo gone % mar
us y - r. census g
AVg9 1stSoiis = esA.s country est arc
"i.iss' ~ p1@eA' t"e ana quarter
sed' ana three quarters yeAoW-
tsesiullla, "a nas a chicken pop-
uis.l-'i - o'VoV,eVe. ~ lbs iarsest
n ASiV emma shtpaed i4z4o pounds
q eggs q america y 1879 she shipped
l,9'e pouaas. Z pouha means
apous elsht es5s la january As1l
we imported from various countries
I zeoflS do1en eggs from Argentina,
.Auseraiia' Siaaoa' eai1a ana Japan.
IN , epr uaiy 1hs Imports amounted -
$3.50 dozen 1hinese EGGS cost de-
44Nefeo 10 Faeiilc coast citles aoout 10
zea-ana nave a tafiif Of y cents per
dozen on. imported eggs
Ihe prodnctlon e lard substitutes
increased from et1g0u'oov pounds ~
1917 TO l,VVo'0Oo5993 pounds ~ 1920 ae-
cordlns to estimates or me y :. de-
partment OF agriculture During the
same period lard production rose from
l,b4SOOe,OO0 pounds 70 l,S3o,oO0eoe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

In solving one problem. we usually
create another problem. often great
er one. A speaker tells the American
Chemical Society that sewer pipes
which are very essential in rural
roads and In draining farms, also take
away from the farms 50.0O0.o00 tons q
fertility a year. Wise farmers replace
this loss with commercial fertilizer,
The early farmers mined the soil in
stead of farming it
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17
slI. go 90 but once.

$500 - . $50 49, ~~~~~-
One way to keep wife is in money.
Little girls and men ike to play with
dolls.
Bolshevism i leaving-but not very
much.
Disarmament ought to include load
Cd dice,
wen soon be sorry we cussed sum
mer out.
You don't have to chase an auto all
over the pasture.
Lips that touch liquor never tell
where they get It.
There Is no noticeable decrease in
the signs OF taxes.
A local hair dresser wants to learn
the criminal wave.
Winter hats are not trimmed aa
neatly az the buyers.
o
If ali our wishes were granted, who
would build the autos?
-
The only records some people break
are phonograph records:
-o-
Most dangerous railroad crossing Is
double-crossing the pubic.
o. 49,
When baby swallows niclSle. call
the landlord. He will get it.
Speaking Of slate, some coal belongs
n the cellar, some on the roof
The man who has lust moved has
b fairly good idea Of war ruins.
The bonus fathers boss win give
him for Christmas IL almost gone.
-
II congressman were paid accord
ing TO work done they would owe US
something.
This foreign paper money would be
worth more II they printed a comic
strip on one side.
Japan NKLB ATS nean from the poppy
fields and announces that In 1920 1t
produced e3e,66s kwamme OF opium.
compared with 2s.675 kwamme in
1918. That Is nothing to be proud of.
as a national achievement. It reveals
an alarming growth Of the drug habit.
It costs only so per cent more to live
IN New York City now than it did in
1914. says an official report. That
isn't far out OF line with other big
cities. Rents. controlled BY laws. av-
eragc only A per cent above 1914. On
the surface New York seems to a.
visitor the costliest town in the world
But the hotel and theatrical district
are Tor tourists. They are not the real
New York. Next time you are there
visit tho lower East Side If you want
70 see metropolitanism at its height
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17
oetober 1s. 1s2I.

Everywhere IN the country are open
wells, or wells with trap-doors or
loose covers. Every year children are
dnn-vned by falling Into these exposed
wells.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

miles distant), and even from Key
West, Fla, (46 miles away. The
maximum distance Travelled by the
house fly in these experiments was
1914 miles
The European corn borer has ap-
peared in Ohio, thought to have
crossed Lake Erie from Canada. sew
eral eastern states are already quar-
antined. The U. 5. Bureau OF En-
tomology says it will be hard to keep
it from the corn fields of the west
Its progress vii be slow but sure, like
the bottom boil weeviI in the south.
It is the worst corn pest yet Known.
With the falling market for farm
products, there Is increased demand
in Europe, where the drouth has cut
down the yield. During the eight
months ended August. 1921. our ex-
ports of wheat, corn. oats, barley and
rye totaled 100000 bushels as COM
pared with only III. 600 600 bushels IN
the same eight months of 1920. How
did the European importers contrive
to nlnce these gigantic orders in the
United States without running up the
=
Grated under cover, very cleverly, and
were aided by the bear traders. raid
ers and scalpers in our own markets
We certainly have been an easy mark
this year.
Great Britain is experiencing the
wowst drouth in three quarters Of a
ce. my. The Thames river is at the
lowest stage in rs years, and the river
Avon, associated with the memory OF
Shakespeare. has gone completely
dry. The great drouth extended over
France and a large part of the con-
tinent Of Europe. India, a great
wheat producing country, is on the
verge Of famine conditions, and is i'm
porting wheat Russia is in the grip
of the worst famine reported in his
tory, and enormous relief supplies are
being sent into that distressed .coun-
try. not only from the United states.
but from the few countries in Europe
that are fortunate enough to have a
small surplus.
During the past 70 months, the
wea Their and the earth have been ab-
normal. IN no year in the last fifty
has there been such an excess Of heat
and lack Of moisture. In addition the
supposed substantial earth has quaked
with severe losses of life in widely
separated localities and volcanoes
have been unusually violent While
the drouth has been general cloud
bursts. winds and hailstorms IN spots
have DESTROYED many lives and m'1ch |
property. Altogether this period has
been the most freakish in the last half
century.
During 1920 orr postoffice depart- /
uent made reduction of rates to the I
2f American republics Of cents for i
letters of one ounce from cents. and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

One way to keep 2 wife is in none,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

wen soon be sorry we cussed SUM
mer out.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

miles distant), and even from Key
West, Fla, GAG miles away. The
maximum distance Travelled by the
house fly in these experiments was
1914 miles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

The orange shipping season Is on
During the week ending Oct. four
caIs were shipped, ana o total Of SEA
cars Of grape fruit had gone TO mar
ket.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Japan lifts its head from the poppy
fields and announces that In 1920 1t
produced 93e. ees kwamme OF opium.
compared with 2s.675 kwamme in
1918. That Is nothing to be proud OF.
as a national achievement. 1t reveals
an alarming growth OF the drug habit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Bolahevism - leaving-but not very
much.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

This foreign paper money would be
worth more II they printed a comic
strip on one side.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Petaluma. Cal. has chicken Pop
ulation OF 6.o0e.oo0, II tie largest
poultry center in the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

~ congressman were paid accord
ing 70 work done they would owe us
something.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Disarmament ought to include load
cd dice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

During 1920 orr postoffice depart
rpent made reduction Of rates to the
81 American republics of cents for
letters of one ounce from 5 cents. and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Little girls and men IKE to play with
dolls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

You don't have to chase an auto all
over the pasture
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-17

Lips that touch liquor never tell
where they get It.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
GaitenflDfcrei anf Ocm SIM.

als Die empfinoIidcn Stei9erml-
gen fir Srahten allf oen @abnen
einiebten, puroen Die erlten Sdrittc
eingeleitet, Inn aui Dem SIM Die
SloBerei mieoer ein5ufiibren, Die fir
Sitter aaer grt nit Dem @abnbe-
triebe aufb0rte, fir oie &ol3tranS-
porte aber nod biz in oic Seer
Sabre fortgeiebt puroe. Nun bat
Ser Siroler ScemannsperbanO, Der
aus ebelnaligen Geeiolooten beitebt,
Die @elegenbeit beniibt, lm Die
GloBerei ouf Dem SIM mieoer auf.
leben 5u laiien. Sic Sorarbeiten
bier5ll iino beenoet, Der Seemanns-
oerbano fiinoet MN offi6iea an, oaB
Die 2aitenfloBerei aiif Dem SIM bon
ibm unb ieinen iadfuhoi9en Dit
glieoern mieoer oufgenommen miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
etntiitif Scr spNcsnriaden.

Die 6eititeGung ser Sobesuria.
den in BreuBen ergab, mic in Der
D0eutidcn Meoi5iniiden 8pden-
idriit" mitgcteilt miro, Oob ibre ait
Beror0entlide 3unobme III bier
&ranfbeiten berubt: auf Snflu-
en5a, 2ungenent5iinoung, Euberfu'
loIe uno 4ItersifmGde. 8egenii6er
620,45O EooesfdGen i'm Sabre 1918
betrug Die 3abl 1919 itber 1915
600, nobel sic 1872 1924 Go0esfdae
infoIee bon &riegsuerlesun9en nift
mitgereGnet lin6. Sin Snfluen5a
itor6en 1913 3010, in 1923 1907
6t2. Die SterbIidfeit an 2uneen-
e%nt5iinoung betrug 1918 50,0S4,
1918 Ioear 107, 965. Sic Snberfu-
loieiter6lidfeit itieg BON 56,S6t olti
97,6St. Die Sterbli6feit infoIge
Mltcrsidmdfe betrug 1913 Co.,
442, in 1918 92,965. 3ieie bier
TooeSuriaden, auf sic Ons anpadJ-
len Ser Gooes5iifern 5uriid8ufii6ren
lit, umfaBten 1918 mebr oIs oie
Sdlfte oller @%eitorbe1en.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Suncrn6udidnltus in 2rcsOsn.

Gor Sturgeon fnnO IN GresOen'
Sellerau Der erite gcrmoniide Sall'
ernbohiduItag itott, Ser cine fiir
sic u6lfildc ScI6it6ciinnung Dcutid.
LAMBS 6coeutunesuole gcuc0una.
einleiten Ioa. Gum @~oriibcnOen
DurOe Bruno Snn5mann, Der Seiter
0es Safcnfrcu5 .Serlogcs, gcpd5lt.
0ie cigentIide Snguug 6egom am
Sonntna i'm Tre$Oner aiinitIerbai;s
nit einem gortrag San5mannS iiber
sic 9otidait pom 9ouerntum. @r
mics nod, Oab cs Oie 5iDerldliigite
S6ule ser @elt. rno Staatsoro-
nurd lei uno Dab bon i6m III eriter
oinie cine neue Gulturbliite aiiSge.
ben merOe. gGQe 9eitrebungen alli
grhoItung uno 6ortentnidIung beS
9ooenit1uOigen miibten in Der Sau-
ern6odjiduIe 5~uiommengefaBt tper'
ben, oie in oor5 SfauOinouien idon
erpro6t iei. Wlit ser oagemeilten
Observation-Disclosures babe lie
nid)ts su tun. sic ioa cine freinil'
Iige 3udtitGtte ser SeIbitgeitoltung
oes 8oIfes iein mo iebe glcidnt1Big
Die forperlife urio geiitige Gntrpid'
lung Ser gauerniugenO Dor.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Gin @lctiderabitnrS am Srtler
9(lts Suloeu miro oenteloet:

Plus Suloen miro gemeIoet;
Son Ser piele brnoert Meter 70.
ben @letidermauer oes oberen Ort.
I%erfernerS bat iid fiir5litl cine ge-
woItige Gisnaiie loSgeIoit. lliter
furht6arem @etoie, Oie ltmgebuug
in rieiiger @rsOcbnung in cine oidtc
8olfe gisitoub biiIeno, ~itiir5te ole
MnIie 81 Gale. @obl iinO fleincre
g(bltiir5e bon Gismaiicn in oieiem
@ebiete feline Selten6eit. ood muroc
nod ME elm 10 gepaltiger a6itlr5
ber3eihnet. Son Dem eewaltigen
glementorereignis fam man iid)
crit cine o%nnd6ernoe 8oriteailn9 ma
den, wenn man bcriidiidtigt, OoB
Die Gisitoubpolfe, sic cine Sobe bon
etmo 200 Metern gebabt baben iol.
nod Die @eb0fte BON ltnteritod6of
lino &impaIo erreifte.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
llnpaHem6er Stnbentenitreidl.

Gin ieItiamer anblid bot ii6 0ie-
ier Gage in Sen frii6en Morgen-
itunOen ben 8aiionten Der @eorgs
ltraBe in Sannooer. 9aS S9iler-
oenfmal auf 6em @eorgsplabe batte
cine merfpiiroige 8erdnoerung ct,
fobren. Gin gologelber Riirbis
5ierte Ons Sanpt oes 9i6ters, Sn
Ser &ariS belt er Elm rpobI / 0ua-
0rotmeter groBes Sol5freu5, on Ell
mem langen 5tiele befeitigt. Cine
meiBe mallenoe Soga, oie nit einem
Safenfreu5 ouf ser &iidieite perie-
ben mar, dbnli1 Ser elmer &reu3rit-
termantels, umi6Iang ieine S6ul-
tern. DEM redt un9e5iemen0cn Gtlt-
6enteniderd maften 5mei geamte
Ser Sipo elm tribes gnoe, in0em Iie
oas Denfmal ieines ionOerbaren
Sdmudes entfleroeten.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
NsSrOUerind an Der @nttcr.

9ie is Sabre oltc Doro glrin.
borO, 5uIctt aontoriitin bcim aoJ-
lenfontor in Gcmptcn. itono unter
Der GnfIogc Oes @oroucriudcS Dor
Dem @olfsgcrid)t G%cnlpton. 9op.
crn. Gas ie1r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mt6odlcn 6ot nod)ts i6rcr idllafen.
ocn Mlutter Elm lan9es @rotnieiier
in sic 9ruit geitobcn, Inn me6r6rei.
belt ST. befomuten unO nht mebr &c.
idimpit 81 meroen. AuBer0en bate
lid sic angcflngte Dor ser Cat oil
i6rer Mutter perifieoene 9etriige.
reien 5u ihulOen fommcn loiien.
Gin 9rr0er ser gngefIagtcn bat
1897 einen Mnrn eridoiicn ltno i'm
I'M 8 Marf 6eroibt; er beiinoet ii6,
ga @eiitesidpadbeit ieItgeltcat
wurSe, in elmer Srrcnanitolt. aud)
sic gn9eflagte lit nod Dem ltrteil
Scr. dr5tli6en Sodperitdnoigen erb.
lid IeifJt nit Sdppodiinn beIaitet.
Sic wurbe SIT elmer @elamtgefGnB.
niSitrafe bon Orei Sabren unO elmer
@ohe ocrurteilt. 0ie Mutter Ser
Gngeflogten wuroe bon i6rer Ser.
munOrng I'M 9ronfenbaus wie0er
gebeilt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Naaridtsn aus Crrerrelfl, llHs
garu, SGwsij u. a. SGnSrrH.
Scrnm1icbcnSe 3ahnarjtc.

Gin acipliicr @arGelIs IN @icn
ididte in Ocn Nrobereu St0Oten
g(0cnien 6erIum, INT SmOeu iiir
feline ,3obnatclicrs 81 mcrbcu. Sn
UroS mar oiii5icler Sciter zines
loldlen gtclicrs Or. Sans Goriler.
Tie Nqcutcn 5ogen pom 8obmng 5H
@obnmlq unO nobmcn ioiort al
Grt mo Stcae operative Giugriiie
Dor, obile ole S%nitrnmente porber
gereinigt 5i babcn. Sic ucrlan8ten
ioiort @e5ohlimq mo nabmen bier.
fir oiih Ghnud. Iann pieicu lie
ole 8atientcn our Notwithstanding
an Or. Goriler. Sic 9ebauoIumg
i'm Sltclicr 36riler erfIGrte Nos me.
oi5iniid. demiide Snititut Ser llni.
periit0t oils misunderstanding, oa
ourd sic fabrlGiiige Scrluenoung
bon 8lei aranfDciteu pcrlriadt mir.
oen. @egen Or. 90rfIer mo ici-
ncn Niiiitcnteu 9llirco &lcin DllrOe
ole Nufloge erboben. @on Der g9ie.
rer llniperiit1t pir0 elm Tafultdtss
Qutod)ten eingebolt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Sin S~anbidriften-5 nnb.

RaGoem Dor Sabresfriit Ober-
bibliotbefar Or. Nidter in ser idd)-
fiiden 2anoesbibIiotbef Dresden
iiber 200 foitbare @inbdnoe aus Ger
San0 ocS bcriibmten @li9binocrs
Safob &rouic (um 1866 bis 1880
oufsefunOen bate, lit iest bon Dem
8ermalter Der Sanoi6riftenabtci-
lung Oberbibliotbefar Or. Sdymiot
nls @inbano zines @udeS oas
8rudItiid elmer Sanoidrift oes -ro-
miidcn g~biloiopben Seneca entoedt
tporoen. @s beitebt aus 5pei i'm 13.
Sabrbunoert geidriebencn Berga.
mentbldttern. 9as Mannifritt lit
oas Gltcite befannte Der iiingeren
&anoidriften uno wobrideinlid Die
8orInee zines 8olfenbiitteler Sober
uno infoiern nidt Obne @ert.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Die SmOeu i'm @cltfrica.

Sn ser Spnoeoee in Mannbeim
wur0en 3rpei @eoenftaicIn fir sic
1872 Opfer Oes @eltfrieges, sic ole
oortige isroeIitiife @emeinoe 81 SIT
beflagen bat, entbiiGt. Die GltBere
umra6mung lit aus teilpeiie geiiod-
tenn, teilpeile poliertem MuidJeIfaIf,
Die Sdrifttofelr aus SreuftIinger
@farmor. Der @ntpurf, Ser Iif)
icbr lpiiroi9 pr1ientierenoen@ eoGdt-
nistafeln, Itanmt BON Grdjiteft 81.
%9e6manu, aid sic Sfrift, meIde
periubt, oen bebrGiiden G6arafter
oud III oelitide Sdrift ai iibertra.
gen. Sanogetriebeue eiierne 2eu9-
ter flanfieren oie TofeIn.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
edperer ltnfaa eimcs 9~fru6aten

8or &ur5em fano auf Dem Slug
pIaB in S%obanniStal Dor 8reIIeber-
trctern uno Dor g~elloenem &u6li-
fun Elm Sdauflug Oes @ntfeile-
Iung8fiinitlerS HoIanoo itatt. &os
Innoo itieg mdbreno 0er Sa6rt Oes
6lu95eugs ouf Die GragflGden,
itano BORT &opt madte einige afro
bate <n1titiide, in0em er balo auf
Ben Sdnoen ltano ODER rubig ollf Der
Srngfl6de ipa5ieren ging. BloBli6
ienfte iid oas 6lug5eug aus elmer
Sobe Ron 80 Metern gum ihneGen
abItur5. 9ns Slug5eug muroe o0l-
Zig Sertriimmert. &olanoo ielbit,
Der beim abItur5 auf Ser einen
Eragfidde oes 6lug5eugs geitanoen
bate, nar i'm leBtcn Iugen6lid altf
Ole @roe geiprungen. 9ie cine 9rag-
Hide idlug i'm ie0od 81 8oocn
uno brad linn Sen einen arm. Alt-
Beroca erlitt Der 8erungliidte iebr
idwere innerlide 8erlesungen, sic
iein Iuffommen be5meifeln laiien.
Ser Tlua5clsiiibrer ielbIt fam nit
Dem Shreden bopon.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
9iebesSrama in Der Snoapcitcr
@eielidaft.

Sn Der @oDmlng zines guoo.
peter 9%lOpofoten, Or. arnolO ae.
menp, bat iid ein blutiges Siebes.
Drama abgcipielt. Ser aOOofat
lebte nit ieiner Satin. Der Eo6tcr
zines StubIneiBenburger @roB.
b1noIers, ieit smolf Sobren in
gliidli6er Che, ser bier 9inoer
entiproIien iuorett. &enuenp mar
tpdbreno oes gan5en arieges ui
ser Sront. SIN Saule perfebrtc
Der grditeft Hegulp, Der Die So
mile iebr oft beiudte. aIs oieier
Gage ser g0Uofat riaf Sauie fam
rn0 ole Solontiir 0finen wolte,
trof er altf 8ioeritono. Sor scr
Siir lag ser 2eihnam Regu!ps. HSm
3immer fano er feline Satin tot
auf. Cine Srommerpiitole, nit
tells oerer Die beioen ii1 cntleibt
botten, lag ouf benz 9oOcn.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Nadr6lsn nus 1eul(f(anO.
Mcnnrtincs IYahrienn.

Gin ncuartIgcs 6obr5eug lit per-
ein5clt nm aud int Strabcn6ilO
Miindlcns auiGetaltdlt: Der arupp-
Idle Niotorroaer. Gr tcite5t mic oaS
3mciraO aus 5nci bintcrcinauOer
atocorOuctell, nit 9uitrciicn o%erie-
benen HGOern Don nitr 3S 3eitime-
ter Gurd}ntciier, 5piid)cu OcuCn cine
so 3tntinieter brcitc ElattfOrm nobe
am 9uocn ciugciiigt lit ais 6cQue.
mcr Stonopldt iiir Sen 6a6rcr. gm
SoroerraO lit Scr Niotor nit It's
@fero.frGften angcbrad)t, Der oli
e6cner Strede einc S%tun0cugc.
idminoigfcit BON so ailometern err
gi6t. Ger 9reunitoifbebdlter, fir
ieoe sIrt Ilttobrennitoif, reidlt fir
70 Siloueter aus. llebar Dem 8or.
oerrao erbcbt lid ole 2cnfitauge bis
5u Sanob66e, io0aB itcbcito o0cr tit
SenO geiabren pcroen fam. Die
Steuerung erfoIgt wie beim 6nbr-
.no mittcls Ser 9enfltange, oereu
red]ter @riiF ore6bor lit un0 oui
sen Doctor iuirft. DaS Gilt- uno
4usid,oItcn 0eS Motors iomic ser
@remicn eriolot ourH gluiridten
ODER 3uriidncigcn ser 9enfltange
ole gang qlicrgcIe9t aud gum Sra.
gen oeS 43 ailogramm idmcrcn unO
1.3 Meter Iangen Ga6r5eigeS
Dient.