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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

1t speaks well for Vermont educa-
tors and the Green Mountain environ
ment when men of station in foreign
lands elect to send their sons to our
schools. Mddleburv has been conspic-
uously favored, as is well known, lately
by the presence of students from Paris
and the sons of the ex-president of
China Now comes Prof. Mcfarland,
lately of Middlebury and now the new
principal of Vermont Academy at
Saxtons River. with announcement
that two Peruvian BOYS will be among
his students upon the reopening of the
academy next fall The boys are broth
ers of A. F. Concha of the Associated
Press staff in New York and they
have just completed journey Of 1890
miles from their home in Lima. Peru.
The professor has arranged to place
the bows with a private family where
they can be tutored in English in pre-
paration for entering the academy in
September
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
RIPTON NEWS

(Mrs. Fred Murphy. Correspondent
c. P. Boynton had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse last week by
death.
Master Phillip Day, who has been
quite sick with tonsilitis, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Mary J. Calvin, who has been
in Salisbury for six weeks, returned to
her home last Thursday.
School of No. 2 in Ripton Hollow,
taught by Miss Edith NJ. Farr, closed
February 25 after a successful term.
Mrs. Dana Murray was in Middle
bury and New Haven Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dudley OF
Shoreham were weekend guests at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Goodro.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
Orwell

Moderator, c. B. Cook; Town Clerk,
L. F, Lille; School Director for
years, DR.. c. A. Sargent; Lister for
years, E. O. Bishop; Selectman for 3
years, J. E. Conway; Road Commits
sioner D. A. LaDuc; Overseer Of Poor,
d. Cain; Trustee of public money, D.
L. Wells; Treasurer, D. l. Wells t.;
Grand Jurors, ]. E. Conway, R. S.
Hail. W. A. Jennings; Constable, w.
H. Nickerson; Town Agent, A. R.
Bush; Tree Warden, James Dewitt
Supt of Mountain View Cemetery, ]
H. Thomas; Sexton of Mountain View
Cemetery. L. Baker; rate of tax voted
on Grand List $50 to be apportioned
as follows Town 1856, Schools &c. High
way 80. Voted to appropriate 500 to
Orwell Free Library; voted to raise
$500 to take advantage of the State
Aid law Voted to appropriate SIS for
Memorial Day. Mrs. S. l. Stevens
was elected Library trustee for five
years. Vote on subject of Tuberculo-
sis Sanatarium for northwestern coun-
ties: Yes "a, No AZ
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
SUDBURY
(Mrs. E. W. Parent, Correspondent

Alec DeLachiere of Charlotte has
moved to A. c. tones farm.
Mrs. Martin Ketcham is visiting her
son Frank and family in New Bedford,
Mass.
Miss Edith Thomas of Brandon
spent the weekend with Mrs. E. w.
Parent.
Mrs. John Mulcahy and children are
in Rutland visiting her mother Mrs.
Mary Tully.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Branch OF
Whiting will move soon to the E. J.
Foster farm.
Miss Irene Tully has returned to
Rutland after visiting her sister Mrs.
John Mulcahy.
Thomas Nickerson has purchased the
Carlos Cooley farm in Orwell and IS
moving there.
Mrs. Walter Cameron visited her
brother Charles Newton and wife in
Rutland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Newton OF
Rutland spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs lanes Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKenna OF
Brandon visited at Thomas Disordas
the first of the week.
Mrs. Helen Farnham went Thursday
to Morrisville to visit her son Herbert
Farnham and family.
Over S23 was realized for the library
from the Minstrel Show given in the
town hall Friday evening,
Mrs Ezra Disorda Of Hubbardton
visited at the home of her brother,
Clarence Slason last week
lanes Sullivan of Albany, n. "
spent a few days. recently with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sullivan
Representative John Mulcahy has
returned to Montpelier after spending
the March meeting recess at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Ketcham and
son Arthur William of Proctor spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs w. K.
SAWYER
Thomas Disorda has been appointed
mail carrier from the postotice here
to the Brandon postoffice, his duties
to begin July l.
The entertainment committee OF
Sudbury Grange will give an "Old
Folks Dance" in the town hall the
evening of March IL.
Wvman Graves was given a surprise
party Saturday evening, the occasion
being his birthday. About 40 friends
were present and the evening was spent
In dancing and playing cards. Refresh
ments were served and Mr.. Graves was
presented a purse Of money.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

winter in Salisbury was at his home
at the Corners last week for a brief
visit. He expects to return and open
his house in the early spring.
George Cahee is moving his family
to the Lucy Hitchcock house below
the Corners Harvey Rickert is NOV
ing from Whiting to the Norton farm
recently vacated by Mr. Cahee.
Many from town attended the Bran
don Farm Bureau meeting Friday eve
ming which was held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Hammond in the Arnold district.
The very profitable program was en-
joyed by all
The Willing Workers held a very in
teresting meeting at the parsonage last
Thursday morning and afternoon. Sew
eral guests were present including
Mrs. VIII Fiske. Refreshments were
served at noon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

That the women voters intend to
take an active part in politics was ap-
parent to Representative c. l. But
ton last Tuesday morning when a
group OF the village matrons button
holed him in the lobby of the town hall
as he left the meeting. He has return
ed to Montpelier with a conviction
that his record is being watched care
fully by them, particularly his attitude
regarding the Primary Law.
Mr.. Button once clearly defined in
a speech to the Bar Association his op-
position to the Primary system. The
ladies discovered that sentiment of his
a little while ago and began to worry
about his present position in the mat
ter. II he were to vote against this
one hope of theirs in obtaining an in
fuence in the elections then their en-
dorsement of him last November were
IN vain. petition was started to OBJ
tain general support of their reminder
TO him that he must not oppose the
Primary Law and at last reports this
circular was making the rounds of the
town.
While Mr.. Button, it is said did not
say that he would reverse his former
position regarding this legislation he
did promise to remain at least neutral
He said that he did not think much
of the present statute and suggested
Improvements. but in anticipation Of
these he would sit silent And the la
dies returned to the doings within the
hall, elated with their first attempt at
lobhvinp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
Rpton

Moderator, John Stoddard; Clerk
T. Z. Billings; School Director for
years, Miss Lucy Hale; School Direc
tor to fill the vacancy made by Mrs
Edison Days resignation, Rev W H
Merrier; Selectman, Doras c. Mills
Lister, Allison Collier; Road Commits
sioner Fred l. Eubar; Treasurer, T
L. Billings; Overseer of the Poor, Do
ras c. Mills; Town Agent, d. c. Bent
Auditor for wears, Milton Huntley
Constable. w c. Gee Tax 500; five
county tuberculosis Hospital voted by
reclamation with no one dissenting.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
Salisbury

Moderator, F. c. Dyer; Town Clerk,
w. f. Warehouse; School Director for
3 wears, F. A. Atwood; Selectman for
3 years, Frank Whitney; Lister for 3
years, Rex Sheldon; Road Commission
er, Richard Moves Tax Collector and
Constable, F. ]. Sumner; Trustee of
Public Money, c. A. Bump; Overseer
of the Poor, Homer Whittemore;
Town Treasurer, w. F. Waterhouse;
Auditor for years, c. A. Bump; to
fill Auditor vacancy caused by election
of F. ]. Sumner as Tax Collector, Will
Dyer; Prosecuting Agent, E. L. Kel-
ley; Library Trustee for years, Mrs
Louise Clyoes; Appropriation for Pub
lie Highways, $780, Town Grand Juror
c. A. Bump tax voted 1925; Five
county tuberculosis Hospital voted
favorably by large majority.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
Vergennes

Mayor, Levi H. Brown; alderman,
Carl B. Brownell, ]. Henry Morris,
Donald H. Norton; city clerk, George
w. Stone; auditor, II. Leon Hunt; city
sheriff, Ernest J. Bodette; first con-
stable, Fred L. Grandey; second con-
stable, John F. Bentley; lister for 3
years, Charles E. Stebbins; lister for
year, George E. Stone; city grand
jurors. Charles H. Caisse, Arthur B.
Taber, Mary R. Waterman; highway
commissioner, John NJ Alden; water
commissioner, William E. Larrow. One
thousand dollars was voted for perma-
nent highways to take advantage Of
the State daw. and also $1,000 was
voted for reducing the floating indebt-
edness of the city About $40 was
appropriated for the Vergennes city
band and $25 for Ethan Allen Post,
G.. A. R. for the observance OF Memo
rial Day. It was voted that the fixing
of the tax rate be left to the common
council. The county tuberculosis hos
pital was approved.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
Shorehann

Town Clerk, Mrs. S. R. Witherell;
Selectman, Scion Lapham; Lister, H
R. Church; School Director, William
Anderson Overseer OF Poor, the Sc
lectmen; Constable, E. A. Birchard
Town Agent, W. G. Larrabee; Auditor
E. H. Caswell; Town Grand Juror, l.
c. Buttolph; Library Trustees, DR.. NJ
NJ. Plat for ) wears and w G.. LARA
bee one year; Town Treasurer P W
Waite. A tax of $2.65 was voted, The
five county tuberculosis hospital was
voted favorably.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
Panton

Moderator, William Noonan; clerk,
B. Kent; treasurer, William Noonan;
selectman, Bruce Kent; lister, ]. B.
Rogers; constable, A. E. Langevin;
road commissioner s, w Hoyt; school
director. William Noonan; overseer of
the poor c. J. Palmer; town grand
Juror, L. G. Kent; town agent, E. A
Field auditors, A. Piper, H. P New
ton and S. F. Gaines The town voted
a tax of 1926 on the grand list, also for
medical inspection in schools.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
TOWN OFFICERS
CONTINUED from page one)
Monkton

Moderator H. V. Sears; clerk ant
treasurer, d. E. Mech; lister for
years, F, d. Tracy; lister for 2 years
F. Dean; lister for year, H, V. Sears
selectmen for years, Thomas Butler
selectman for 2 years, G. ]. Baldwin
selectman for l year, L. Dean; schoo
directors, A. w, Collins, F. N. Dean
w. c, Shattuck; overseer OF poor, E
w. Meader; road commissioner, D. H
Meader; auditor for 3 years, Leon Ed
dy; town grand Juror, NJ c. Donahue
constable, ]. A. Butler; vote on five
county tuberculosis hospital, yes 80
no "a.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

The Register Company takes this
occasion to thank Moderator I. H. La
Fleur for his kind word OF us at the
Town Meeting Tuesday. His remark
that the errors of the town report were
a fruit of having the work done away
from home saved us from the chance
criticism that we had inexcusably mud
died the rennrt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
FOR SALE

OLDsMoBILE-8 CYLINDER PAssEN-
GER touring car in excellent condition.
Three (3) nearly new Cord Tires. Car
has always had the best of care.
Address
JOSEPH A. PECK,
43 kilby Street,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
MIDI Gets H. c. Twirler

Paul o. Hastings OF Ludlow, former
student at Holy Cross, has enrolled in
the sophomore class. He is expected
to add considerable strength to the
pitching department Of the baseball
team.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

Subscription Rate: $500 a year, pay
able only in advance.
Cash must accompany all orders for
advertising from parties not having an
account with us.
Editorial and Business Office, 1886
Main street, Middlebury
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

A sound discretion is not so much in
dicated by never making mistake as
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04
THE M1DDLEBURY REGISTER

Published Every Friday Noon
Entered as second-class matter, al
1.-THE postofice at Middlebury, VT.
Charles E. Crane, Publisher
Daniel P. Rossiter, Editor and Manager
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-03-04

Yours very truly,
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sttu s. @iantner.

Cine eri6ittternoe &un0e erreihte
am lebten Sonntag Wtorgen bic Sc
Ter Der Soges5eituneen. Otto Garl
@iontner mar am Gage borber, am
Samstag Nadmittag, 3uiammen nit
ieiner 8egleiterin, SrGulein Slipe
&epnoloS aus 8etbesoa, auf elmer
froben Ganoefubrt auf Dem Yotomae,
in Sen t1ui6enoen, tiidiiden @etpGi-
fern oberbalb Ser b%efannten ioee-
nannten nGbain-8rioge" inns 2eben
gefommen. 9ieie Nadridt traf lei
ne bielen Sreunoe mie ein Conner
i6lag. Ser junge, lebensltrobenoe,
geiunoe Mfonn batte Inn 1 llbr Die
GongreB- 8ibliotbef, no er aIs Be
amter in ser Nbteilltng fir Oofumen-
te bei61ftigt mar, O%erlailen, I'M init
Ser jiingeren 6reunom, Die chem
faQs al ser 8ibliotbef angelteut lit,
an einem l6piilen Sommerno1mit-
taq iid in ser fiiblen Natiir 3u or
geben, at fabnen uno al i6mimmen
Ood oaS Shidlal mollte anocrS.
8eioe maren Smor ausge5ei6nete, ge-
iibte Sfmimmer. glber Der reiBen0e
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
8c6nrtStassfcicr.

Snt &reiie ibrer 6amilie mo ibrer
Srerunoe f~eierte 6rou SenrD Z. Hies
am Sonntog, ben IA. 9lu9llt, i'm
Soulc ibrer Gohter Srou GboS. s..
@erner, SO. 6S G+eitnilt Str, Ia
foma Iarf, ibren 80. @cburtstng
@s morei mirflid idoue 5tunocn
sic mon. DeFp @eburtstogSfinoe mir
mete; piele @liidmiinihe mo id6ne
@cIdenfe mur0en ibr %berubreidt bon
0cn Mnmeienoen. @ei elmer fciuen
Mobl3eit. sic bon orei Godtcrn 0es
@e6urtstogsfinoes 3ubereitet mar
Oen Srauen Geo sc. Sicbert, Gbos
6. @erner un0 SEQ. Gang, amiliier
ten iid Die AnueienOen bis melt in
oie Morgenitunoc. No6 Dem A6enO
ellen IieB Hapo &ies alfe Nnpeien
oen in Sen ihonen nit 8lumcn un0
8ilon5en ge5ierten YorIor fommen
3lndbit CABS bier cine %lte6erraid)
una. er iiberreihte Dem @eburtstogs
finoe, feline trelle @emablin, nit Der
finoe, ieiner treueu@emoblin nit Der
Gbe Icbt, in q~eoiegener &eoe Elm
Yafethen, meldes guei 50.0oaor
ideine ltao Elm 20.9ollor @oloitiid
cntbielt. Nus 4nerfennmig mo Sic.
be 5i lcinen orei S6dtcrn. bel oc1en
er lln0 feline 8rol ireunoIi6it glii
nabnle uno HfIe9e empfongen, iIber-
reidte er elmer ieoen ein Hatethcn
oeilen SnboIt aus fiinf 20.0ollor-
@ololtiiden beitan0. Kappa Gies
uno @entnblin befinoen lid nod red)t
mo6l uno riiitiq, trot ibres boben
9llters. Mueenblidlih %perlpeilen bel.
Sc ollf Dem i6olien 2onoiib oes mobl
b~efonnten Serrn Gbos. 6. @erner.
zines Sdmiegeriobns Oes Serrn Sp
Z. &ies.
4nmeieno BEL ser 6cier morcn:
Geo. sc. Siebert mo 6roil, @eorg(
Gang un6 6rall, Gbos. 6. @ernel
uno 6roit, $. SSodim, Shmeitcr Oel
@eburtstnesfinoeS. 6rou Carrie
3enffcp, Sri. Morp 8ltebler, Seri
uno sSrau Gbos. 9nrnett, 5rau Gene
@cbcr, 6rau Stuermann, Sri. SrcnC
6iebert, Sri. Anno Siebert. Sri. Wa
iron 2onq, Sri. AlQilito Corr. Sri
6rieoa @erner, Sri. 9lnno Stuer
mann, Gbos. $. @crncr, Normar
Iger, Senrp Siebert. Grncit @erncr
sc. @luds uno 90. Golen.
Iii6 mir grotuIiercn.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

Strom l6eint audi Dem StGrfIten 3it
groBc Sdmieri9feiten geboten 81 pa
ben. Gs lit moglid), ouB beioe, mad
Dem Oos Canoe bcreitS umgefippt
mar, gegeN cineu 8elien ltieBen uno
oos 8ewuBtlein perloren. SIS lit ober
ou6 mogli6 un0 mobri6einlidl 0aB
Die &raft ser jlingen Dame 3uerlt Der.
ia9te uno SEER @iantner in Dem DE
miiben, tic 81 retten, lelbit oen Salt
berlor. Ser iunge Mann mar be
fannt ais unerIdrodener, brober
Menld, BON 0en eoeliten Motiben er.
fiiQt, Elm %ipobriter, reinltcr Soealilt,
INNER bereit, lein 2e6en fir einen
eltten 3ped in oie Shan5e 81 iAlo
gen. @r miiroe inter alien llmit4n
Den 5uerIt an on0ere nno 5lllebt on
lid geoa6t boben. Gr 1Gtte Ii6 audi
in 6ielem Sale gang offen6or lelbit
leidt rotten fonnen. Iber obnc iei
ne 8egleiterin miiroc er bos I6monfe,
fleinc Sfiff nidt nerlolicn baben.
@ieacidt obntcn obcr beiOe feline Sc
fobr. lin SiiIfe iolcn tie nidt ocrll-
fen baben. 0ie 2cihen murOen ani
0ienstog @orgen friib ocflmOcn.
Ser auf 10 traeiide 8eiIc inns
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
.. 6. Silfsptrein

Sente, 6reitae Nben6, s ltbr, lit
srUfe Generally eriammlnng @inIa-
Oungen oa5u lino bereits alSgeididt
poroei. l~lniere 8aibingtoner 6reitn.
Dc, ale, Sung uno Gilt, Ntann uno
6roii, 0eittider gl6itommung ooer
nidt, meroen oringeno erili6t, Oie
SerIommlung nit ibrem 8eiilhe at
beebren. 8eIonoers lit alld Ser @or-
lta1O 0es CONCORD &Iu6s gebeten, an
peieno 8u iein, ou redt mihtige 0in-
&c, 8eratung Oes ErogrammS fir Oen
fommen0en 8inter, einI6lieBlih eli.
mes groBen 9n5ars I'M DECEMBER, alt
beipre6en iino. Cine @abl nelter
8eamten lit ferner borgeieben. Mon
brinee auf) Sdmmelbii6len uno Wtit-
gIi~eoerbeitrGge nit. 9ieie Sabres-
beriammlung legt &e6nun9 iiber al
le @innubmen uno Ausgoben ab. Sc
ser fam iih bergepiIiern iiber Gin
5elbeiten, ii6er oie groBe, eifrige Dir
belt 0es &ilfsbereins, ltno fam @or-
i6l1ge MAIDEN. 8ringt Diele 6relnl-
De mitl Cine groBe, bebre, cole So
die lit oicie EGtigfeit fir franfe, ar
me, idipad)e &inoer, &riippel, 5rait-
en- uno @aiien uno Mrme 9eutif.
lambs nno SeItreihsl @%obIt1tig.
felt bot bier in uniercn glmerifo ab
unO 81 einen 6itteren @eigeldmof.
SSn oieiem Sale, BEL inherent ocut.
i6en SilfSperein, fam oopon ober
natiirli6 feline &eoe iein. Sober mo-
ge iih ~obenOrein oopon lelbit iiber-
5eugen ourh 8eIld Der 8erfamm.
lungen, bic am erlten utO ritten 6rei.
tag Oes Monats ItattfinOen. &ommt,
beIft, rotet.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
MQe Surten friides Tleiid!
Grite GualitGt, bel
Sne6Iers,
&iggs Marfct, Main 1924,

46tungl @ielc Sloi6en oeS
lpunoerbaren, feu6tfrGbli6cn 0aIles
neraongener 3eiten lollen bon ser
i6arfen Naie elmer geluiiien 9ebor-
oe i'm @irtsbauie oes ~befonnten
@errn 6rib 8ruegger, 2t0 Neunte
StraBe, entoedt uno fonfis5iert NOR
ben iein. Die Witglieoer Oieier 8e-
boroe baden alles genau ge5dblt: 1902
sSIai6en Bitter, 1872 Sloi6en Gin,
1874 nit S6naps, 1854 nit Gognac,
6 @aaonen @lfoboI, "a Slaiden
8firii6- @rtraft uip. Oie 8eridte in
Sen Sages3eitungen mioeriprehen iid
etpas. Ser BETTER, Serr 8ruegger,
~itreitet alles ab. Gr iagt, Ser 8eri1t
lei gum groBen Sell erfunben. Cine
Mlfobolmaidine in Sorm elmer gro
Zen &affeefanne ioa audi eefunoen
moroen fem. Sdooe, oaB mir ni6t
eber bon all oieien Dingen bortenl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

2eben @efommcne mar % Sabre alt
umO bier aeborcu. Gr mobntc bel ser
Wtiitter mo Shpeitcr in 2ang0on
Wills Npenlte. Gr beiudtc ole bieli
&c @eorge @aibington llniueriit1t
ln0 erbielt BORT oos 9ohclor unO
1faitcr Of Arts 3euenis. Scin 2ieb
lingsitu0ium mar englii6e 9itcrat1tr
iln0 Hbiloiopbic. 0elltid iprod mo
idrieb er fIieBenO; er bate aeyooe cin
Bud fiber Ole Observation-Disclosures Ncs
Gampfer.a ~Sronprin5 gSil
belm" 1913 nah 0eutidcn 9lui
5cihnnngen zines Gffi5ierS in eng
Sprndc polenoet. @or elmer
Hcibe BON Sobrcn idrieb er ciu 0rn
ma. cine Grogo0ie, in engIiihcr
Sprohe: .Solpcrniclls". @r arbei
tete aud ON cincm Oeittiden 0romo.
oos oos SdidiaI aoiier WorimiIi-
ans bon Mterifo bebonoeIte uno bon
benz er Hroben ieinen 6relinoen Dor
las. CIR geborte sur 6reimnurerIogc
ulto morYtitgIieo Scr bieiigen nSdla.
raffia" mo Oes S~ilfsoereinS. Mud
BON oieien beioen &ereiniQum91tt
miiroe iein Zoo tief betrouert. sic
cbrten ibn bcim 9egr6bniS, 0aS &c
tern Nodmittdg, DonnerStaq i'm
NrIineton 6rieobofe, Itattiono. Nm
Somstog 4beno mar er ST. eincr ge
mliitIihcn 8pGneIoierL ~aeieligcu 81
I%ommenfunft eineeloOen aemeien. 0ic
norberige gbmndltna nit 6rduleiu
&epnolos belt i'm oooou ob, Der
G%inIaoung 81 folgcn.
6rieoe ieiner Aide.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

-0as 08an" Mietsgeleb fir Sen
9iitrift bon Columbia fam tatiddliG,
gegen aqe 8ermutung, ais io9enann-
ties ~unfiniibeO bulineB" Dor ben Sc
not uno lit oortlelblt bis gum Wtai
nG6lten Sabres per!Gngert moroen.
Sebt gebt Die 8orlage gum @bgepro.
netenballie. 9as 9iitrift-& COMMITTEE
nil li6 iofort 6oron MAIDEN, Die 8e-
"fiirnortung ooer Nblebnttng oes @e-
iebes 5u beipre6en. @S lit mogli6,
oaB nod Dor SEN Serien oes Con
greiie8, alio Dor Dem "a. @ugult ba8
uSouS" an oie 8eratung oes @eiebeS
geben fam. &%nOernfaGS fdme Die
@orlage @nOe September ooer i'm
Oftober CUR gnti6eioung. 9os Sc
iet lpiiroe i'm Safe Ser @nnabme bic
Wietspreile bis gum Mai b%erunter-
balten. Ser bielige Star itelte
ii6 in einem 2eitartifel bonn lebten
0ienstag ouf Die Seite Ser @igentii-
mer uuo bebaupfete, es ieien genltg
8obnungen in Der Staot 5a baben.
Sober aber, Der Die @ugen altf bot
uno ielblt fir 8oden nod 8obnl1n-
gen ii6 umgeleben Bat, meiB, oaB Der
Star S6reiber llnre6t bot. llno
geraoe oie 2eute bonn Star" lollten
es ooh wiiien Oa iie 10 Oiele In5eigen
uno @eiude in 8obnungsfragen err
bolten. SOUR eon3 menige, armieli-
ge @ebauiun9en uno 3immer iino gu
Miets3ipeden SIT boben. Sn einem
Mrtifel bonn Mittpo9, oen II. gfn-
quit, giebt ser Star" ou6 Die Soft
nllng altf ~9(blebnung oes u8aaIhen
@eiebes i6or ouf. IS lit 8ipar rid-
tig: u0es einen 2eio, oes anoern
Srelo'". glber 0as @eionltpobl Ser
8eboIferlng lollte INNER iiber Ben
pcrionliden @epinn Ser @in3elperion
gebcn. Soften mir nlf @erldnger-
itnq Oes @elebes u8aa" bis gum nod
item Wshi.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
&pmmt ale snm Gummerfeit nnf
Srnnncr's 9anSiit! 81. In9Hit.
NGditen SOnntagl
Die SentIdc Wsarf.

0ie 0eittite Morf lit rielig gefol-
len. glm letter Mittpoh Itano lie
o1tf 1.05 Gent. Mm 20. Mlteuit
fomnlt sic oberidleIii6e Sroge Dor
Sen &olferbnn6. Sim 81. 9(itg1tIt lit
cine Billion @olomorf 51tr 3obIung
on Sic Gntente. MtG6te fGllig. Die
0eutihen briiben ideinen a%ugen6lid-
IiM ihper 8li ipefulieren lie berfmi-
fen ibre 8ertpapiere. 0ie 0eutihc
&egierung orltdt meiter 8apiergelo;
man muB beltt5utage NIT einem &or-
be ouf Sen Marft qeben, menn man
GinfGl1fe modt. 9ie 8reiie fir 2e-
bensmittel in 0euti6lono Iteigen
e6enfaas. 9lnes nir6 telterer. 0os
grot lit f%reigegeben. &egierungs-
8rot- &arten meroen nidt mebr be-
n0tigt. @eiBbrot lit mieoer 81 ba-
ben, mern ou6 3u einem rnerborten
8reiie.-0ie Mtarf miro mobl nod
tiefer foIIen. @s lit 10 Idlimm ge-
iporoen, oaB Ser amerifdniihe ST
nansiefretGr, Mellon, cine internotio=
male Sinon5fonferen5 nod 8oibing-
ton berlifen min, oie gGeif5eitig nit
ser MbriiItunqsfonferer8 tagen ion.
gs fam nod luItig meroeu, ipenn bas
10 ipeiter gebt.
-gor einigen Saeen fano man
bier IN @aibington I'M giienoobn5l-
ge bon Stem Yorf tinen Mant Dor,
ser ii6 ielbIt eri6oiien bate. Der
Mann bate einen Brief in Ser ga
i6e, Ser beiagte, baB er in 9trip 80
6elle, g. 9. 1915 megell iciner
Oeutidfrernoli6feit berbaftet nor
Sen fei. Sofort beridtetcE naber
Sic bteligen 3eitunysn in lleberi6rif-
ten, Elm belltifer vSpion" bale itd
noS 2eben g4;onmt'i @crm CT
Ntann einma[ mGbrelto ocs &riegc&
ber6aftet purot, mllb CT iofart no
tiirli6 Elm gefagrf.3j-r Spinn FtrS-
len ieit. 2ouiS @ebb b;eR Ct, 81
Sabre aft. Den ebten. hcutiden Ntos
men iol er in ou..5.1 aeGnocrt bohcn
Ct mltrbe 1896 amerifaniiher 8ilr.
ger un0 ion L..r I'm, %erlpanSi1n
taben. @ir a!c.:bcn f,d)t oil sic
Spinnsgel6iDt, glte Mu5er,
Sic nelte Steuergelebaebunq
iiebt in einigen 0ingen clue Grlei6-
terung oes 2ebens Dor. Ser Sami-
l~ienpater lit bon iebt ob iteuerfrei bis
gum 9etrage bon $25O0, pdbreno Ser
SlinggeIeae ben alten SteuerIot
meiter be5ablen mliB. 9ber in bielen
6auen fommt aud ser rei9e Manr
better meg nie friiber. @olfbaQe,
Sennisi6lGger uno ~alerbano Gurus.
artifel iino alt6 I'M Steuerias berab-
aeiebt woroen. SIN oIgemeinen aber
bari man 5ufrieOen ieip. 0ie &ep1t-
blifaner MAIDEN ibre Sa6e ni6t 10
libel.
-8ei Srau Gugen Sriti6ler i'll
Somtag, Ben IA. Mriguit, in Ser
Sriibe elm 9%eiunoer Stammbalter an
gefommen. Ser Sritihler, befannt=
li6 @erpolter I'M Goncoro-&lub
Sars, frert ii6 pie elm &0nig auf
6en neuen 8eiib. Gins uno ems
madt qemobnlid 8uei, bieies Mal
orei, @ir gratulieren.