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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Students Cause a
New Outbreak in
Cairo Rebellion
tBy Associated Pressl

Cairo, Dec. PA mob began an
attack on the government office in
Gizeh, a suburb of Cairo, this morn
ing. British troops were ordered to
the scene. Cairo itself is quiet.
The disorders were precipitated by
students who raided the survey Off
ces. They were ultimately elected
by troops and natives. The losses in
early reports were five killed and
twenty wounded.
Alexandria, Egypt, Dec. 24-More
than 100 street lamps here and some
shop windows were smashed today by
small bands of demonstrants. Police
and armored cars filled with troops
stopped them.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Cold Weather Is
Promised Dixie
On Christmas Day
tBy AssocIntea Pre.sl

Washington, Dec. 24-Christmas
day in Dixie will be cold weather, the
bureau said today, but the day will
be generally fair except in the South
Atlantic state. The cold wave has al
ready overspread the plains states
and the upper Mississippi valley and
the temperature this morning was at
zero or below as far south as western
Kansas.
Much colder weather is forecast for
all section east of the Mississippi riv-
er within the next thirty-six hours,
except the Florida peninsular.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
BRITAIN DISAPPOINTED
THAT SUBMARINE WILL
NOT BE THROWN OVER
Newspaper Comments Is
Critical of Frances
Attitude
(By Associated Presnl

London, Dec. 24.-Presentation to
the Washington conference of
Great Britain's plea for abolition Of
the submarine as naval weapon has
aroused the greatest interest here
and the newspapers comment at
length upon the speech of Lord Lee,
of Fareham, first lord of the British
admiralty, before the conference on
Thursday, in which he made the
proposal and outlined the reasons
prompting it.
General opinion here undoubtedly
favors abolition and there are many
regrets that there seems to be no
prospect of it's being brought about,
but, on the otherhand, ,thereissome
but, on the other hand, there is some
skpeticism regarding the possibility
of preventing the use of submers-
ibles even if the conference adopted
Lord Lees proposal.
Others May Have Then.
The Morning Post points out that
there are other nations, not repre-
sented in the conference; moreover
in the stress of hostilities all rules
and restriction for the government
and conduct of war are overruled by
the law of necessity and we may re-
gret the refusal of the present con-
ference to agree to abolition the less
bcause no such prohibition could be
effected" The newspaper argues
that the developments at Washing
ton point to the necessity of Great
Britain maintaining an adequate
force of cruisers and small craft for
the protection of her commerce
against submarines.
The Daily Mail declares that the
liberation of submarine warfare will
compel powers dependent upon their
sea communications for sustenance
to arm their merchantmen, with un-
happy and undesirable consequences
The Times, which thinks Lord
Lees arguments are unanswerable
from the British point of view, de.
precates attaching excessive impor-
tance to any defeat of the British
proposal, and adds: eve must face
the facts as they are"
The Westminster Gazette is sus.
picious of France and says her atti-
tude regarding the proportion III
which submarines are to be retained
depends largely upon her success Of
non-success in asserting her claims
on German reparations. "a higf
diplomatic game is being played ir
criss-cross between London, Paris
and Washington" says The Gazette
"The Americans doubtless are aware
of this, and we may not in the enc
find ourselves quite so isolated or
this subject as it appears at pres
ent."
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
PERFECT WEATHER A A.
A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
IS ENJOYED IN PALATkA
Legal Observance of the
Day Will Be on
Monday

Palatka is enjoying and preparing
to enjoy perfect Christmas. Ideal
weather and degree of prosperity
that is entirely satisfying, the sea-
son will be given over to proper OBJ
servance, as modern customs pre-
scribe, to the celebration of the birth
of Christ. The real observance of
the anniversary will be tomorrow,
while legal cognizance of the holiday
will be on Monday, when all places
of business will close. There will be
no issue of The News on Monday.
In all of the churches tomorrow
special services will be held. In
many homes Christmas trees have
been arranged and on Monday eve
ming the Community Service Christ
mas tree exercises will take place on
the courthouse square, and during
all of Monday, especially Monday
morning the usual Christmas hos
pitality will prevail in many homes.
Eggnog with the real nog will be
just about as plentiful as it was in
the days when Mr.. Volstead was
wearing knickers.
Christmas gift giving, after the
custom following the bringing of
presents to the Christ child, will be
even more general this year than in
recent years, according to reports
from merchants, and special efforts
are being made to see that the poor
of the city have some of the cheer
that will be so freely dispensed nj
nearly all quarters.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Christmas Sales
in Big Center
Make New Record
iny Assoclnted Pressl

New York, Dec. 24.-Christmas
sales by department steers in and
around New York this year have ex-
ceeded those for either 1920 or 1919,
it is shown in summary issued by
the Federal Reserve bank of this
district. The data was collected
from sixteen representative stores.
Although prizes this year were re-
ported lower than those prevailing
last December, the sales from De-
cember / to December 20 this year
wre 8 per cent larger in dollar val
ues than those of the corresponding
period of 1920 and 2 per cent larger
than the sales during the first three
weeks in December, 1919.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Debs Will Leave
Federal Prison
on Christmas Day
(By Associates Prem,


Washington, Dec. 24-Eugene ".
Debs, recognized as the leading So
cialist of this country, who was con-
victed of violation of the espionage
act during the war, with % other
wartime prisoners, will be given
their freedom tomorrow, according
OF an order issued by President Har-
ding late yesterday. Some of those
pardoned, however, will be reported.
Debs himself was not told of the
news over night, according to j. E.
Dyche, warden at the penitentiary,
who said he waited for direct orders
from Attorney General Daugherty be-
fore broaching the subject to the pris-
oner. After editions of the newspa-
pers which went to the prison publish
ed only forecasts of his release and
unless the tidings were passed along
by guards or prisoners who heard
newspaper men talking in the front
corridors, Debs did not learn of his
approaching release during the night.
Plans were made for the Socialist
leader to go directly to his home at
Terre Haute, Ind, on release where,
after brief rest with his family, he
was expected to decide upon his fu-
ture course. He has indicated in the
past that he would continue his activ-
tiles for his party.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Earl's Nephew Is
Beaten and Held
Up in New Yor,ti; !;
fRy Associated Prssal

New York, Dec. 24.-Philip S
Honeywood, youngest son of the late
Sir John William Honywood anG
nephew of the Earl of Deven, Of
Powderham castle, Exeter, England
was beaten and robbed of a large
amount of money near his home al
Woodcliff Lake, N. j., last night
Brief statements made by Mr.
Honywood that man who had asked
for a ride in his automobile turned
bandit, struck him with a slingshot
then bound and robbed him. Mr.
Honywood managed to free himself
and make his way to house, where
he fell unconscious.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Sleuths in Dress
Suits to Spy on
Christmas Booze
(ny Associnted Pres.l

Philadelphia, Dec. 24-Fifty prohi-
bition agents, attired in dress suits
and led by Harvey L. Duncan assis-
tant associate prohibition director of
Pennsylvania VII appear in the
principal hotels, cafes and restaurants
of this city tonight.
"We mean to make this Christmas
and New Years the driest on record
I'M Philadelphia" said Mr.. Duncan.
The full dress brigade will keep a
ubiquitous eye open for violations of
the Volstead act"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Greetings Postponed.
(Ry Associated Pressl

Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 24.-Prep-
arations for an elaborate home-com-
ing celebration to be held today in
honor of Eugene V. Debs by local So
cialists was abandoned when it be-
came known that the Communication
granted by President Harding will
not become effective, until Sunday.
The committee on arrangements an
nounced the celebration would be
held as soon as possible after Debs'
arrival.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Six Miracle Men
of Russia Caught
tBy Associated Is<ess.,

Voronezh, Russia, Dec. 24-Six
miracle men" have come to grief in
this province and are now serving six
months at hard labor. The men, all
priests Of the Russian orthodox
church were convicted of defrauding
parisioners by having old Ikons rem
ovated and representing that they
were renewed by miracle and conse-
quently possessed divine powers.
The priests were tried at sensa-
tional hearing in the opera house,
which lasted more than a week,
Archbishop. nkon was one of the
witnesses and declared that Ikons
could not be renewed by miracle.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
BRITISH CAN SEE TROUBLE
IN FAR OFF INDIA
UBy Associated Press)

Washington, Dec. 24-Five hundred
native policemen at Calcutta recently
sent in their designations after
pledgng at a nationalist meeting to
"brooI no further delay in cutting off
our connections with the govern
ment,' according to letter received
here oday by S. N. Chose, represen-
tative in this country of the move
ment for self-government in India.
Mr.. Chose said his reports showed
"whoesaie designations" by the ma
tive ,olice in all the large cities.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Alto sKTps, CHILD BROWNS.
DIV AaaOcinteli Pres

Liami, Dec. 24.-The infant son of
j. {. Lang was drowned late yester-
day afternoon when the automobile
in which they were riding skidded
am plunged into a drainage canal
neg here.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
STICKUP MEN BUSY IN
GOTHAM DURING HOLIDAY

New York, Dec. 24.-Reports OF
holdups and attempted holdups con-
tinue to come into, police headquar-
ters today, following the killing OF
two men, one a highwayman and a
citizen and the shotoin gof two po-
licemen last night. Leon Sotile,
wealthy cafe owner, wos shot to
death and an unknown highwayman
was killed.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Three Killed Here.

Greenwood, Miss, Dec. 24.-Three
negroes are reported dead, a score
injured by the tornado which demol-
ished buildings on plantation six
miles southwest of Greenwood yes
terday afternoon.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Twelve Known to
Be Dead in Blow
in Miss. Valley
IRx Associnted Prennl

Memphis, Dec. 24.-Nine persons
were killde, on ewhite man and
eight negroes, and more than a score
injured and a property damage of
100000 is the known toll today of
the windstorm which late yesterday
swept through Crittenden county,
Arkansas, across the river from
Memphis.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
GITE CAKE AWAY TONIGHT
INV Aasnetafed IsraasO

TIE cake which is to be given away
for he benefit of the tuberculosis
stamp campaign, will be awarded to-
nigh at the Grand theater. This is
one # the handsomest cakes ever see
here and has been on display in Miss
Kat Lucas window.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
CHICAGO FLYER DERAILED
(Hy Assoefated Pveas.1

Chicago, Dec. 24-The engine, ex-
press and mail cars on an eastbound
Pennsylvania train No. 106, Chicago
to Pittsburgh, was derailed at Buff
fington, Indiana, today when it struck
defective switch. Officials said
that no one was injured.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Fire at Wilson
Does Big Damage
(By Associated Pressl

Wilson, N. c., Dec. 24.-F'ire orig
mating in the automobile depart
ment of the Hacney Buggy plant
here today destroyed two three-story
buildings and about 125 automobiles.
The tttal loss will be approximately
100000, fully covered by insurance.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
BURCH TRIAL TUESDAY.
(By Associated Pres

Los Angeles, Dec. 24.-The trial
of Arthur C. Burch, charged with
the murder, of ]. Belton Kennedy,
was postponed late yesterday until
Tuesday when arguments before the
jury will be made. ~ 5'G
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
LAY RAISE PHONE RATES.
CBy Associates Pres

tallahassee, Dec. 24.-Under a
rulhg of the Florida railroad COM
mission the Bell Telephone company
ma, raise its exchange rates in Of
flee where it is shown that the COM
pay is losing money.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
FATAL AUTO SMASH.

Savannah, Dec. 24.-Mrs. Eugene
Hurst, 25, was killed and Mrs. Eu-
gene Hartzog, %, was seriously in
h,red in collision of two automo-
biles here last night.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
ANS CONFERENCE HOPES
END NAVY TALK TODAY

Washington, Dec. 24-Conference
hoe to conclude at today's session the
disussion of the navy limitation.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24

Il livery.
WANTEl
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nov Off
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small
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day B.
both
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Street.
SAL
gas
'$75;
rank
u~u~r~
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Sis G6e in Der Sosnoic.

llebcr cine GbeidlieBun0, sic I'm.
ter iebr ungewobnlidcn llmitanoen
erfolgte, mnd]t Die %. 3. am Nfit'
taq" bemcrfsnerte Mitteilunoen.
@or firr5emt lernte cine ie6r rcide
ilnge Game, Ole lid 5u fluitoc.
ididtlidcn StuOien in Berlin oii.
belt, in Der @eiellidoit cincn irii.
beren Mariue : Sugenieur fennen,
nit Dem Tie iid), obue ibren SAM.
burger an~gebori9en etuas Oouon
mit5uteiIen, berbeirotete. gs Dos
Naar bon Der Sod3eitsreiie aus
SberbaDern mad Berlin 5uriid.
febrte, rciIte elm Snfel ser Came,
Die feline @ltern mebr bciibt, bier.
Der, UNI iid ben iungel SallsitonO
einnal on5uleben. @r iano feline
Ni6te, Die INNER in einem bcions
0eren MISUNDERSTANDING All linn
geitan6en bate, ieltiam per6nOert
uit0 nertr1ltmt Dor uno gina IdIieB.
lid = ais lie bon bbpnotiifen @r.
perimenten er5dblte, ole ibr Mann
nit ibr unternommen bGtte, nit ibr
81 einem &r6t, ser feititeate, oab
tie iid unter einem bppnotiiden
3mang befano unO in Oieiem aud
- obne ibren Wsann 81 Iie6en uOer
ouh MIR ndber 81 fennen = at Der
Seirnt bemogen moroen lit. aIs
ii1 bic Game erbolt bate, peigerte
lie iih entidieOen gu ibrem @atten
3uriid5ufe6ren un0 fubr init Dem
SnfeI mad Samburg, bon mo- aus
lie bic @iiltigfeit Ser @beidlieBung
anfedten miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Seriibmtcs 8icner SDipital nc
fGhr0et.

9as &otfreu5boipital r&uooIfi-
nerbau5", zines Der d%lteiten u1o be.
riibmteIten 8iener &ronfenbGuIer,
mag in Der 6olge f~inoa5ieuer
SNmierigfeiten 9e5pungen peroen,
feline Gore gu ihlieBen, mie geant-
te oeS Amerifanii6en &oten &reu-
5es in @ien erfabren baben. Gies
tit oas Snititut, peI6es ais critics
geifrulte aranfenpfIegerinnen in
Selterrei6 einfiibrte. Set ieiner
@riiaoung i'm Sabr 1879 baben
mebr ols 1000 &ranfenpfIegerinnen
BORT tire S9ulung erbnlten. Gr
miro aagemein atterfannt, oaB oieIe
&ranfenpflegerinnen gu oen am
lorgfaltiglten uno niiienidaftIi9iten
geidnlten Srouen ibres 8erufes in
Der gon6en 8elt geboren. 0os
Mmerifanii6e &ote &reu5 bat in leb.
ter Belt Dem Soipital bacterial ge-
idenft, Inn Die SdlieBung at ber-
bitten.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Ger Slim ais |rrr1tcr.

&eld wertpoae Gienite ser Slim
Ser Sriminalbeb0rOe leiiten tam.
benefit i%olgcnoe @eididte, Sic Dor
Sturgeon in Berlin paiiicrt lit. Dab
elm &crr in Berlin am AbenO elm,
iunge Game onipridt, bari geuib
alS nid)tS Observation-Disclosures be.
5eidlnet mer0cn; ou6 DAB elm Serl
cine Game IN Gnie einldOt, be0eutet
feline Seltenbeit. Als Die bei0cn i'm
Gaie 5uiommcniaBcn bemcrfte Ser
@err, Dab Oie iunge Dame einen
@beriug trlig, unO oicIe gut0edung
uerarlaBte i'm 81 Ser 9emerfung,
Oab er oltd) ioIdc Gingc bel lid
babe, unO ridtig bolte CT aus Ser
Weltentaide 5mei Hinge berpor, sic
er im Sder5 ser iungen Dame oil
Die SouO itcfte. Sic pabten aus.
ge5eidnct, unO 5iuar 10 ausge3eif.
net, oaB 0ie Dame Sen @errn bat,
Die &inee bis gum 9lbidicO on Der
Sano bebalten 81 Oiirfen. 0ann iu1.
rem belize bis gum 9(leronOerplot,
mo- Die Come oolt5 plotlid altsitieg,
Inn nit Ger StraBenbabn, pie tic
logtc, nad) Sauie gu fabren. SAB
lie babel Oie bei0en gol0enen Ginge
nod an Der &ano trug, bate lie Der.
mlltlid pergciIen unO Der Serr audi.
als er iid oeiicn e%rinnerte, lief er
CUR Griminalpoli3ei, BEL Der CT er.
5dblte, Die iut9e Game b1ttc i'm
Saufe bes @eiprGds benterft, Dab lie
i'm apoaotbcater geiilmt babe. Ser
0e5ernent fir EoIdenOiebItG6Ie,
ariminaIfommiliar Or. 0tiemann,
lieB Die Slime oorfiibret, unS Ser
Serr erfannte in einem tatiG6Gi6
Die iunge Game mieoer, oie ibm ieii
9er6 unO feline &inge geraubt bette.
Auf 8runo 0icics @goererfennens
ut es Der &riminalpoli5ei gelungen,
Die 9iebin alsfinOig gu MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Sin tiidtiser geamtcr.

Gin erbmulides @eididtden trua
iid in Scr flcinen neitIiden @e.
meinoe 2anfpib bel Berlin Sll. Su
Der Iodt gum @obliouutog Iton.
Oen 5pei 8oli5eibcnmte in 9ontpib
8ade, oIs pI0sliG ans Dem Sd)at.
ten Der Sduier 5pei ounfle @eital.
ten ouitautteu, Die gci6mino nit
roter Sarbe y@1blt Q. y. o. aui
Den 9iirseriteig binpinielten. Dor.
littig folgten ibiien Die Sitter Der
SrOnrng uno ols DER 9inieliduin.
ger eben ipieoer einen giabnruf oil
Die SGumigen poaenoet bate, ipran.
gen ole 9eomten 81 ulO podten Den
Hinielmann uno oen 6arbentopftrd.
ger. Die beioen poren 10 iiber
roi9t, Dab iie miaig CUR @oii0eima.
DE folgten uno ii6 BORT le9itimier.
ten. Die Oienlteiirisen 9eomten
poren auis bodite iiberrai6t, ais
iif Der n1dtlihe MoIer ais ibr
Sberbaupt entpuppte. Riemano
anOers ais Der 8%iirgermeiiter Or.
0ltropsfi in eigener Gerion bate
i'm Sd)us Der 9uufelbeit oae Orc.
mlngsporidriften iibertreten, I'M
ieiter Sartei 81 belfen. Sein 9e.
gleiter entplippte iid als elm 4gent
u. 9ott1er. 8eioe ipltr0en iad)
6~eitlteQung ibrer &erionlihfcit ent.
laIlen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
SOtidlas nit einem &egcnidirm.

SIN Streit eri6la9en mnr0e in
Berlin tiir5lid Elm etma 33 Sabre
alter @ann, Oeiien Geri0nli6feit
nidt ~feltgelteQt weroen fonnte. Ser
u%nbetannte geriet fur5 na6 Mitter.
nadt Inter ben 9inoen, 3uiI6en
Der 8ilbelm- uno SrieoridItraBe,
nit einem ibm fremoen Manne in
Bortpediel, Der in 9Gtli9feiten
ausartete. Sein @egner periette inn
NIT Der 6auit uno Dem &egeni6irm
10 muftige S6lGge auf Den &opt
bob er bewuBtIos 5ulammenbro6.
Der gelinnungsloie muroe na6 ser
Hettungsltelle in Ser &ronenltraBc
gebraht, no man ober MIR nod
Den 500 feitlteIlen fonnte. Ser Seq.
ner ging oapon, mur6e aber BON g[rt.
.gcn5eligen oes @oriolles berfolgt,
f%eltgenommen uno uno Ser 8oIi3ci
iibergeben.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Bunt AuslamnP.
Die pieIbenehrtc @r6idnft.

Dor Ginger Set 0claigte, pie be
ridtet, ans ct. Souis cine 3uidriil
an oie @iener GOli5eiOireftion NIT
Dem Griuden, bier Orei Sdueltern,
Murie, Gnna unO g~lntonio 9orta,
a%lsfinoig 81 MAIDEN, fir Die Elm Dor
Stpnn5ig Sabren in 9lmcrifo uerltor.
bener ginpnnoerer nalrens s.. g.
91rta cine grbidait 6in~terlalicn
Bat, oie Oamols idon 80 MiQionen
Collars bctrli1 un0 nit oell 3inIen
ieitber ungebeuer ougemud)ien lit.
Das miir0c nah oiterreitiidem Gel.
De MiaiarOen betrogen. 9icie Niit.
teilungen iiber Die grobe Grbibott
bnben nidt nur in @ieit, ionOern
I'M gan5en @ebiete ser ebelraIigen
6Iterreidiih . ungarii9en Monar'
die Iebbafte Aufmcrfiomfeit Derpor-
gerufen. 9ie 3abL Ger Iniu1rter,
Die gniprud auf Ole @rbi6aft erbe-
ben al f0nnen gIauben, lit iebr be-
oeutcn0; namentlid i'm @ebiete oes
ti6efo . IIotpafiihen &eides baben
fi6 5oblreiAe 8erionen qemeloet,
Die enttpeOer ieIbIt @orta beiBen ooer
nit 8erionen oieies Nomens Der.
tponot iinO uno oarous oen S1luB
5ieben ooB Der @rbloiier Der 80
W%fiIlionen Dollar gu ibnen in oer-
neutrality-suspicious. ge5iebungen gee
ftnnoen bat. Sn @ien olein boberl
fiA bereits iiber bunOert @npGr-
fer QemeIoet, oarunter iino Is &or.
teien, unter oenen iif auh iete orei
ShneItern nit sen on9efiibrten SEA.
men Ser Grb6ere6ti9ten befinoen,
oie sur 3eit ser Seitamentseroff-
rltng bor apan3ig Sobren in @ien
lebten ooer nod Ieben itno sic aid
nnbe 8eriuonote NIT Dem &amell
Sran uno SSoief 8arta beloBcn,
Die Dor ungefdbr oreiBig Sabren
naf Imerifa ali8gepan0ert iino.
Oa oie gum 3pede Der &IarItenung
oieier aneelegenbeit nod notigen
Gotten aus @merifa nod nidt eingc.
Ion9t iino uno niGt einmal Der ri9-
tige &orname, nod olt6 Die &6itam.
mutlg oes grbIoiiers befarnt lit,
fheinen Die bon berI1ieoenen aus
tpdrtigen 8l6ttern, namentIi6 in
Der Sidedo : SIopafei, gebradten
Nadriften, porin bebouptet mfrs,
Die @rbberedtigten ieien bereits
feitgeiteIlt, berfriibt 5l ieirt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
9iebfabG zines us6snerSanf".

Gin @remplar oes r8beleroollf"
1T, Der o8oiiii6en 3eitung" 3ufoI.
&c, aus Dem funitbiitorii6en &c.
minnr Ser llniperiitdt Seno i9on Dor
eiriger 3eit entpenoet mor6erl. Ser
9iebltabl lit bisber gebeim gebolten
por6ert, angcblid, UNI Die 8ieoerer.
langung oes &lnitperfs gu erleid)-
tern. Ser 0Sbeiieroanf" lit cine
aaegorii6e 0iGtltng in oeutlGcr
Spra6e, Die auf @eronloiiung oes
&aiiers Marimilian perfaBt uno
Our6 9iirer uno ieinen areis mi.
118 SertbilOern in 9olai6nitt aus.
geltottet iporoen lit. @s lit elm
6oliooruf aus oem Sabre 1917
9as @erf bebanoelt Die Slgeno'
abenteuer uno Die 9rautmerbun9
Warimilians /. Inn Waria bon Bur.
guro. Ser &aifer entparf eS ielbit
Mel6ior Bringing polenoete es. Ser
@inbanb oes Senaer @remplars aus
grauer Sappe nit fd)par3em &iif.
fenidilh Itammt aus Dem 10. Sabr.
butoert.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Gin idmerslider gerlmit.

9ie amerifaniiden 2anomirte, sic
fiir5lidl ben eriten transport otne.
rifaniider Wil6fiibe nad 9eutId.
lano geleiteten uno 5l fur5em ge-
lud au4 in Sranffurt meilten, ia.
ben einen i9mer5iiAen @erluit err
litten, inoem elmer ser iungen
6abrtteilnebmer, Serr @olf, unter-
megS erfranft un0 troB lorgiamer
Gflege in Sranffurt a 90. b%erItor.
ben lit. 9ie 9eeroigung oes jun
gen Mannes, Der bon Der 9eteiIi-
gltng an einem 8erfe e0Ier Mett-
idenlie6e nun ni6t nfebr in ieine
Seimat 5uriidgefebrt, fono unter
Scilnabme elmer amerifaniiden Ser.
tretung aus Berlin iopie bon Ser
tretern Der Staot, oes Soften &relt-
5es, Der 3entrale fir prioote Sir
forge Ser &reisballerni1aft oes
9anomirtidoftIi6en gereins uip.
ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-06
Gin ii6ereifriaer 9OIiailt.

Ger 1lelle oeutihe &oniuI in @pens
ra0e, 8ernot, mar bel Ieinem Gin.
treifen in @penraoe ser @egenItanO
einer peinliden 8ermedSlung. 0er
Staatspoli3ei mar oos Signalemeut
zines 8erbredenS augegangen. alS
MN ein oienlteifriger 0iener Der
Sermonooo oes frem0en Serrn
9errOt anli6tig ipuroe, meinte er,
anboItspunfte fir Sen @eiuften
gu finoen. ct foIgte Dem bermeint.
Iifen 8erbre6er, unO ols 9ernOt
Sas bertibe &oniuIat betreten mon.
tie, erflarte Ser Soli3iit i'm fir ber-
boftet. 266elno aei9te ser neue
&oniul feline OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dor, un6 Der iibereifrige &olijiit aog
ii6 berIegen auriid. SpGter madte
Der 8oli5eimeiiter cine offi3ieIle @i-
iite beim &onfil, Inn sen @orful gu
entiGul6igen.