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New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
Easter apparel for All the Family

NEW modes that Easter
follow
the combined factors that make
who discriminating quality apparel
Our Apparel the same manufacturers who supply
uptown o policy
makes the best styles always accessible ri E Arm
customers at prices greatly below
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE.

Regular services at the church on
this Sunday. Preaching by the pastor
Everybody welcome.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Misses Read on Saturday after
noon and decided to hold Ell enter
tainnent about the last of March or
1st of April. Date named later. Also
voted to discontinue the alphabetical
meetings and return to the old way
Of going where members invited. The
following were elected to Office for
the year: President, Mrs Herbert
Myerly; vice president, Mrs. Butler
Gcrsuch; secretary, Miss Ada Coma
way: assistant, Mrs. WilbUr Arnold ;
treasurer, Mrs. Dennis Creen; flower
committee for the church, Mrs. L. II.
Shiplev, Harry Flater and Wilbur
Arnold: for deceased members, Mrs.
Magee; entertainment committee
Miss Mollie Read and Mrs. Magee.
The next meeting will be at the home
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
WINDIE HEIGHTS.

Sunday school at Harmony Grove
Methodist Protestant church at l."o
y. nj. Preaching 2.30 p. N.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Harmony
Grove Methodist Protestant church
will hold an oyster supper at the :.
20. S. of A. Hall. Gist. Saturday night
February 10. Everyone is cordially
invited to come yand brlnS thelf
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Easton had as
their guests Sunday Mr.and Mrs, \: n.
Bair, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Ebaugh'
NIr. Charles Easton, Mr.. Luther My
erly and daughter, Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Green had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Easton Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pool and Mr.. Shlr-
ley Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Myerly.
Mrs. Ida Smith spent Thursday and
Friday with Mrs. Harry Carr.
Mrs. Margaret Gibson is spending
a few weeks with Mrs. Luther Myerly.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Har-
mony Grove Methodist Protestant
church will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen, Wednesday
February 16. Ali are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs S. \. Myerly had as
their guests Tuesday night Mrs. Mar
garet Gibson, Mrs. Ida Smith, Nj. aud
Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mr.. and MRS.
Grove Easton Mr. Charles Easton, Mr..
William Smith and Walter Smith.
Mrs. Samuel Myerly and Mrs. 7. \.
MverIv called on Mrs. r. n. Smith,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. Wagner. spent Monday
with Mrs. Alice Jordan.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
McGINNIS SIDING.

We are down here in the sticks
hnt | want to say we have some eX-
element once in while. Last night
While Mr.. Neb. Long, one OF the
guards. was making his rounds. hav-
ing his blood hound, which looks
more like Dukes Mixture" chased
something in Il hollow log. Neb said
right off the reel he is a good one ana
that means ''pOSSum" for me. Ncb.
pulled it out and tucked il under his
coat to keep the dog from hunting it.
1t did not take Neb long TO decide on
going home for ii turned cut to be L
big pole cat and Neb came back :he
next night with different suit.
Tod Ford, of the saw-mill gang,
was taken sick the other day and
boss Nichols called Miles Long, who
is somewhat of a home doctor, and
after Miles looked at his eyes and
tongue and kicked Tod twice in the
ribs, diagnosed his case as cholera
infantum, and the only thing tG do
was to rub him good with coarse
sawdust and turpentine. Conway and
the rest helped Dr.. Miles Long to ap-
ply the treatment. and it must be =
sure cure as Ford yelled ana started
out at a 240 gait and has not been
seen since. Miles is thinking of hang
ing out paddle with DR.. on it.
Hon. Jacobious Long, manager Of
the lake and bath house, is busy get
ting ready for an early rush. He is
hauling load after load of broken
glass and distributing it all over the
lake bottom. Jake says he does not
want anybody to slip and bring suit
against him.
Tom Fisher is suffering from
''laboritis" He eats we'll and sleeps
we'll but does not feel like work, 81
Andry Long says he will have to
change or he will send him to some
old woman's home.
Mr. Isaac Long, the new night pO-
liceman, at Tannery, went for his
mail last night and while at the store.
was reading about the gorilla that is
at large, so Ike decided to go up home
and see if all was safe. On the way il
was very dark and Ike nearly step
ped on rabbit which mad5\, some
noise in the dry leaves and Ike started
The people should see what is left Of
the door at his home; he tainted
when he got inside and he was re
vived with a big drink OF 'whiskey."
The Anna Hoffman cottage is being
painted and new furniture installed.
Ed, who is one of the guards and
from Westminster, seems to take
great interest in the improvements
to the cottage and | would not be
surprised if we would all get al in
vitation. Ed. was singing last night
Come Love Fly With Me- Will tell
you more next time.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
HOYCKSYILLE.

Mrs Edna Mcmillan and children, Of
Baltimore, spent several days OF the
rast week with their parents, ldr. ana
Mrs. Noah w. Rill.
Miss Ethel Walsh, of Shiloh Paik'
was "a weeks end guest at Mr. y. r.
3asIer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Wisner were
guests of the formers pare%ts, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Nisner, OF Patapsco'
several days last week.
The Ladies Aid Society OF wesley
met the past Thursday at the home OF
Mr.. Y. z. BasleTs.
Mr.. Stanley Hoffman, OF Hoifmans-
vile, spent several days of the past
wqe1, with friends of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed, of Sny-
darsburg. spent the past Sunday even
ing with Nj. and Mrs. Marshall
Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Elseroad were
guests of friends in Baltimore several
The Fl 'y young people OF Wesley are.
practicing for a play that will be
given sometime in lfarchtor April.
2Tr Noah w. Rifl is building an
addition to his house and re-roofed
the building. -
On account Of number"ot people
claiming that fair chance has not
been given to the people to vote for
a new church, there @w.ill be another
vote taken Sunday, February 20, to
decide whether to build new or re-
model the old church.
Mr.. Vincent Rill will have sale in
the near future and move into his
home, near Mr.: Lees mill. Mr- Charl-
ey Shultz will move on Mr.. Ril s
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Davidson
announces the birth Of son, Born
February u. guess its name will be
Abraham Lincoln.
REr. and Mrs Charles Bankard OF
Westminster spent some time OF the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. =.
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bollinger,
Of Millers spent Sunday with Mr.. C..
e. E!seroad and family.
Mr.. David HOuck was taken very
i'll Sunday with acute indigestion. AT
this writing he is convalescent.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
CARROLLTON.

Sunday school at $50 in the Bethel
at 7.3O. which will be led by Annie
Spencer Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening of each week at 7.30. Every
body is cordially invited to attend
these services. A special Offering will
be lifted on Sunday evening which will
go toward missions On Sunday even
ing, February 27, at the Bethel, Rev.
photograph, field secretary, of the
Church of God will be present to de-
liver an address. All being absent
will miss 4 treat Be sure to come
out to hear the address.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Norris
Tavlor is on the sick list.
Mrs. w. H. Grouse and son, Freddie
spent the weeks end with relatives in
Middleburg.
Mrs. George Houck is still in the
hospital where she is suffering with
a dislocated hip.
Congratulations 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Shilling on the birth of a
fine little daughter.
Miss Beatrice Houck is visiting
friends in Baltimore this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Houck and son.
Lester. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. S. Ebaugh ard family, of
Westminster
Mrs. Sarah Ebaugn, who has been
spending sometime with her daughter,
Mrs. Wiley. of Baltimore, has return
ed to the home of her daughter, Mrs
Norris Taylor
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18

A lots of sales and movings this
spring again.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey N. Pittenger
and daughter, Cora, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Washington Pittinger and family.
of Logs.
Atr. and Mrs. Harvey NJ. Pittinger
and daughter, Cora, Of this place, and
Miss Annie NJ. Pittingar. of Creagres-
town, spent Saturday evening with
ti"s. Ada Smith.
Mr. c. Clen returned home after
spending a few months in the west.
Mr.. G.. E. Valentine moved into
his new house and store last week.
M Paul Welty is on the sick list
at this writing.
Sunday school Sunday at o'clock
Church at o'clock.
Mrs. II. A. Smith spent one day OF
last week with Mrs. Ida J. Miller.
Miss Marie Eyler, of near Logs, spent
Friday with friends at this place.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
As They See Us.

We know that i'll the past year
thousands OF foreigners are leaving
the United States for their native land.
Que Of the Italians, citizen of the
United States Gis2rised himself, and
went with 40 steerage passengers,
interviewing at least so Of that num-
Der, and learned that the majority left
mis- country because United States
g not the country is used to be. One
9f them said, What l used to see in
Europe thirty Or forty years ago, am
beginning to see in America now"
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
. Il Il !I Il Z 7
Greater Values, Lower Prices, SeasOnaDIe Merchandise

We are showing many Of tho New Spring Lines
in WOOL GOODS, SILKS, WASH GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, MILLINERY, LADIES' SUITS, KONPERS,
SHIRT WAISTS, ETC.
These have all been bought at the lowest market
values ard priced this basis to inspire
Eiencc. These not inferior goods materials
bought for special SALE They the high
standard of value which has always been the char
acter of our business policy.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
ROCKY RIDGE

Mrs. Nettie Shriner and son, Edgar,
of Logs, and Mrs. Mable Liday and
daughter, of this place. spent last Fri
day with Mrs Carrie NJ Fittinger
Miss Anne NJ. Pittinger, of Creagers-
town, spent few weeks with her
brother, Mr. Harvey NJ Pittinger and
family.
A large crowd of people attended the
oyster supper in town hall, at Rocky
Ridge. on Saturday evening, Febru-
ary II.
Mr. Edgar L. Liday is baggage
master on the Emmitsburg Railroad.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18

of Mrs. F. o. Shipley the second Sat
urday in March, at go p. m.
Our school has been closed tempo
rarily on account of the teacher, MISS
Lambert. being sick. She is at TINS
time in a Baltimore Hospital for
treatment
Mr.. G. E. Knox, wife and GaIghte:'
Miss Mildred, were guests at the home
of Miss Jessie Matthews on Sunday.
Oar sick people a-e improving al
this writing.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
HARVEY.

Samuel Harner's on the sick list
suffering with a complication Of dis
eases.
Thomas Koontz is also SUFFERING
with scarlet fever.
Mr.. Harry Sent, of near Mayberry
spent Sunday visiting his parents
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ohler spent
Saturday evening visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. n. |. Wantz and family.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
White Goods

We are now in position to serve you with large
line of white goods Lonsdale Cambria Cambria and
Nainsook Finish, Indian Head Flaxon, Voiles, Or
candies Imported, Batiste, Long Clothf N3insoog
Gabardine, MIslins, Eaistnss India Linens Novelty
White Goods. Within thirty days we will agaii have
the famous Killarney" Linen for which We have the
agency for cur county This department is new
crisp and clean, with new white materials
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Flowers For Easter
A. L. Turtle

We have already sold several gross of potted
Easter flowers. Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcssus They
come neatly packed in cartoon. The flower in
paper pot set in moss. Already to place in the
Suppy with, water, in 10 days you have blooming
Easter flower. The bulb when taken care Of VIII
bloom again next season
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
PREMIUMS /!

In regard TO Jour premium department which is
profit sharing plan. We will be in better position
70 serve You in the ne4 thirty days. 0ar contracts
for premiums are being iplaced ana we VIII si!1rty
r2caiye tken in quantities. new viii soon be
added that every home will welcome. Something
n'sid'. Every house wife will greatly appreciate
this one.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Table Darnask

Now in stock q 5S inch white table GamasIl that
could not be bought before the holidays for less
than $150 the yard en- sale in several patterns
for soc a yard. Something unheard OF for several
years
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
OxfOrds

Misses light tan walking oxfords with low heels
The right kind of oxford for spring attire. An early
showing OF OXfords and pumps. Prices two to
three dollars pair under last season A dark OK
ford for $500. Let show them to you.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18

This week has brought part Of our spring ship
ment CT Ladies' Suits. We have them in Tricotine
Serge, Jersey Cloth. Extra size for Ladies. The
Chick Models for Misses. Silk liuings neatly trim
med all wool.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Voiles /! Voiles +!

Never before have we shown a greater variety
of dress voiles. Unusual patterns in neat figures
Satin stripes in dark coors. Priced from soc the
yard up. Also quality line of plain colors.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Millinery Department

We receive every week during the season,
models III Ladies' ready-to-wear Hats We have.
large variety Of styles in qualities that can't be
matched near our prices. Most of Hats are
special values with small profit to sell for less
than $500 The largest variety the smallest price
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Ponsee and Fercales

regular 36-inch mercerized Pongee, in special
shrting patterns, and best quality Percale shirt
Rg patterns Sold 10y last spring for Soc the yard
The price soc.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
BIeached Sheets

We have now in stock the famous Shamrock >
sheet The sheet we had been selling. The price
for full S1x90 seamless sheet IS $3.50 This
quality cannot be equalled for the price today
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18

To get the most out of that manure get an E. B.
No Spreader and cover about one-third more ground
and it will pay for itself. Come in and let us show
you.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Hand Made Blouses

Just received line of Imported Porto Rican
shirt waists. Handmade drawn work, on fine sheer
ed material special $49S.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Specials !! specials |!

LION BRAND Castillo SOAP, Ia pounds, .
Bar same as we sold before the war.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
(SdIub fdat,)
Mit Der @cIt 5crfaaen.

@inen @inbIif in Ole @emiitsper.
faIiung oes freipiaig aus benz 2eben
9eidieOenen Yrin5en Soa6im oe.
lrobrt cine 3uidriit an Die SdeIide
Gunoidau, oeren 8eriaiier i'm Der.
9ongenen 8inter Den Yrin5en in iei.
ner giaa &ieenib 81 ieben @elegen.
belt bate @r fano i'm gall5 aucin
in Dem ein5igen fleinen &aum, Der
gebei5t mar. Ser Yrin5 io0te: .@enn
cine 6amilie, nie Die So1en5ouern,
ins ungliit fommt, oaun iueroen
tire SoDne immer aaein nno perlai.
fen iein. Iue, Die Dor uns Den @iif.
fen beugten, iino ooponoeIauien, ulo
pIele bon oenen, melde mir geraoe
fiir Die Sreueiten bieItel, Iino nid)t
mcbr iiftbar, felt unlcres Sau.
les @lan5 erloi1." Der Nrin5 tii9te
oann Die 8orte 6rieorids oes Gro.
ben bin5u: .Nie bat ioIde S6mo6
Gin branoenburgii6 9ntlis 9etrof.
fen." SdlieBlib rif)tete er an ben
9eiuder Die 8roae: .@louben sic,
ooB Die 2iigetL ipeIde iiber oos arnle
oeutide goIf un6 iiber infer Sous
pcrltreut Duroen, bod nod einmaI
Der 8abrbeit peiten miiiieL uno
glauben Sic, oab oos oeuti6e Bolt
iemalS ben @cg Sur @r0Be uno gum
Slid nieocrfinoen wiro2 SD fret
lid," idloB er, .tperoe oas nidt
mebr erleben." Ser 8erFaiier, Der
fir Den Mut oes 8rin3en anerten.
nenoe 8orte finoet, bofft, ooB Dos
oeutide 8olf ibliebli6 ni1t ean5
oieies Soben5ouern pereeIie. DER ne.
ben einem Summer Den 8uiammen.
brit6 ieineS itol5en Sauies uno lei.
neg groBen Bottles ni6t traeen tonn.
te, uno Der oarum Den Cob iudJte,
Den cr alf benz SdIu9tielo nidt &c.
funoen bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

eres. ga trai t6 enOIih meineH
Solcgen Sepfe. lluO Der legt boiler
guiregum9 iiber Studroot los. Ig.
boiiien, 6rau @pe Offers nno 2ebe.
an naren geraoe out .Sturmihmol'
be" pom Start 5uriidgetebrt, err
gebniSlos, 0enn Studraot = iubr
nit aiif Oilers HI SD traute
mcinen Sbrcu nid)t. llno 2epfe
er5dbIt mir: DAB Studraot nod ben
glbeno 6upor oen 9icit ieines Bar.
permoeens oo~roneeee5en bat, un
,Sturmihpolbe", ole eepfdnoet
mar, aus5uloieul"
Yeter Broidpib lag beipeeun9s.
los ga uno louifte. Sein Mtiisfel
regte ii6 in ieinem @eiidt. Camp.
bopen DieoerboIte lid in ieiner
S6il0erung - ein5elne Bunfte err
tudbrte or 5peimal, oreimol, obne
es in ieiner G%ufreeung 5u merfen.
nNeine 6rou lit olBer iid) =
Sdrotters betcuern, iie bdtten feline
abuuug gebobt - aud 9rpealsti
mill nidtS bon Dem obenteuerliten
8lan gemuBt babei. Aber Stti muB
es id)on geitern nit 8raumann felt
~berubreoet boben. Rein, nein,
neir, fold cine 8crtuegenbeitl limo
@raf @rote iprah id, Ser mar
an goro oes Stortidiffs, ais ole
Sode losging. @r iagt, in benz
beiuoien GRANDMOTHER uio Dem all.
oenteinen Durdeinan0er bate man
nid)t Die gauge Stort5one iiberieben
f%ounen, aber CT i6nort oaraut Dab
fur5 Dor Dem Starten nod 5piidea
nSturmidualbe" uno oilers III"
gang energiide observation-disclosures.
gen itattgeiuuOen bGtteu."
Limo 9laubt er - Den @runo 5u
fennpn?" frogte 8roidmie, Der ouf.
faaeno bIeidl mar. ~5o9eruo. oDen
@runO fir Die ieltiame Saltung bon
Studraot?"
Gampb0Uen itrid iid nit beiOen
Sonoen iiber iein iteif enporlteben.
oeS beablonoeS Saar. .So, Gunit-
Itiif mebr ais page 8erimituit.
I,,gen bot er aud ni1t."
Nber - mas nermntet er2"
,@rate bat ia itets nur cen einen
Ston0punfk derfe3 la femmel -
ga iaB nun Nh nSturmidpnlbe-
6ruu goe Offers, lit Oilers IL if.
re Stieitodter. SD 9ebe 5u: Der
@ettfampf bate in oieieE idorien
6orm, mo- iOuit MIR nod cine Sano.
boil 8oote IN 6ro9e fam, gerao5n
cine pcrionIide @ote. llno Die \Re.
ihomenoe SotIode ldBt iid nidDt
aus Der @clt idafien: 6rou Cue
Oilers fdnrpite ge9en oas Boot if.
res %oerltorbenen Wannes. Gin
Menid uie 2ebeau oOer pie arbou.
len, fir Den es in allen SraQen I'M.
mer MIR ben 'eigenen moterieaen
8orteil gibt, Der fiimmert lid in fol.
dem Iugcnblif Inn oerIei @emiitS'
merte nidt. glber Studroot iiiblte
iif Dor cine id)ipere @ntideiouno
geiteut mo 90 iiegtc nobI fn'l Serj
iibcr Die Gernunft."
@dIuB foIat.)
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

Der g 6Ioumeier. 30.
ter, fannit bu mir flint o~ufeinanoer.
f%ol9enoe Gage iaeen. no fein einoi'
ges a orin oorfommt2"
.Sibt's ia iarnid. on GEL"
.Gber iepiB cod: 8orieItern. ie.
tern, beute, morgen uno iibermor.
gen.
8orforgIi9. .Meni4.
nie iiebit on oenn ouS2 On bait Dir
ia oein babies Sebib aasreiBen LAT.
ien9"
mNa, nal mubten iie ia bod
rous. Soa id cttpa tuarten, bis Die
8abn6r5te nod teurer tper6en2"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

ibtcn, Observation-Disclosures Nenihcn-
f6rper. llnc scr 4Sile mo OaS
gllloe lcnfen Oen Saul. IS aibt
feiue &ubepouie. Gle bodlte Nei.
ituia mmB erreid)t wcrOen. Gie
Strede nlibt fiinfuioied5ig Sccmei.
len - ,Slicls ii" lit elmer Gurd.
idnittsgeiApinoigfeit BON 5peiumo.
Suon5ig SeetnciIen in Der Stunoe
f1big. @r mub @ino mo 8etter
SroB bietcn er miiB 80.
Sin paarnol bebt cine itorfe Gee
Sos min5ige Gobr5cug bod empor
mo mil es CUR Scite idleuocru =
ober Die Sniuiien iperien iofort ibre
eigene 2oit oagegen, obue 8uruf
obne 8erabreoung, unO Oas Boot
eleitet foit ienfredt BON Dem @el.
lcnberg binitnter, ipiibIt lid nit DER
Spite tiei elm, ridtet lid nieoer
auf nno teiIt oos iloid)engriine @oi.
fer, 10 oob Iid Iinfs uno red)ts bret.
te @iidtbabnen biIoen, 0eren oidter
Spriibreeen iid iiber Die Sniaiien
ergieBt.
SGufieer tperoen Die i~Iottern0en
GGbnIein iiber oen bin unO her
ifnanfen6en @oicn b1uii9er
miro oas YoIiieren anorer 6nbr3eit.
ge. sic toltd)en auf blisidneu,
un0 nerihpinoen.
9lber nun miro ons 8oiier merf.
lid rib,ger. Ser Segen bat auf.
! eebort. @s miro aud pGrner.
Man obnt oie Ndbe bon 2ono. ltto
/ IN ffneuercr ToIoe ais bisber Der.
nimmt man 3urufe. SrGenopohcr.
@inmaI aud Elm BOAR Eofte giu'
fit.
Sn tpeniaen Miniten mlb nSI.
fers II" am 8icle fem.
Bon ben SiiOweltern lGuft oas
See urb &egenmoiier auf Die Del.
m1ntel. y Die @eliNter iinO trie.
feuo noB. Aber Die auoen lelt-
ten.
Wtit Der erflammteu Sano 5iebt
Stlidraot Die ubr un0 fauert neben
9rarmaun beim Motor nieoer lin.
term @los, f%eitgepreBt, lie9t % Ole
&arte. 9obei Die Isabelle. Sic
redynen.
Stti bat iid frei oufgeri6tet Sic
braiid)t nid)t mebr oegen 8inO uuo
@elen ais ibre 6einoe on5ufdmpien.
Die treiben oas Sabr5eug iest oet
Sicg in Die Irme.
2infs uno red)ts bolten idoufeln.
oe 8oote eroBere Se9Ier uno
f~leiuere <tten Wtan iubeIt Dem
Ourd Die INNER ihinaler meroenoe
@oiie oabinimienoen Sobr5eiig 5u.
Der Molenfopf oes Gropemiinoer
8iers toud)t ouf. @on5 born bGlt
cine Grippe Serrn, Die ldorf ni-
lieren: Der cine idwingt iebt grii.
bend Die Miise
r3mei Stunoen adtunofiinf5ig
Minuten IiebennnooreiBig Sefrn-
oenl" meloet Gtudroot Ser Siibre.
rim oes 8ootes -
Niin berlaneiomt Differs II" oie
6obrt. Son linfS uno red)ts M.
bern fi6 andre 9oote. llno fr0b-
lide @liidwiinide ucroen lout.
Otis &1rioe u|mflammern nod
INNER oas Steuer: ober ooS Boot
bat 9eltoppt uno treibt nur nod in
laugiamer 8abrt I'M Sdus Der Mo.
le.
Studraots 9tedte legt iid ouf
Die lire. lno i'm ionften 9rud
eriuGrmen li6 Die beioen Sanoe.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

gber gpe Ttrcdte plosIi1 Den
Grm aus unc 5ciGte nad) Dem Sig.
ndImlait oes StartOompierS.
@leihScitig loite ii9 eiu G%anouen-
iduB.
n0ie @ettiubrt finoet Itattl"
Son Boot 5u Boot marc Der Iuf
oufQenommen. Yin goro Der Ne.
gleitOompier berriHte Die lcbbotte-
ite glnteilnobme. Sine Witiiffopcl-
lie itinimte bort eiuen ilotten Wtorid)
al. lluo eleidl5citig iesteu iid
Die Dompfer ~ieeuarts III 9epegrtng.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28


~nSlfers IL, g~eIteuert bon Der
@eliserin, Der Siegerin in Der SC.
gatta Inn oaS @oloene Sdiif, bat
nit 5pei Stunoen 16tlnofiinloig
Wtinuten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sefunoen cine glGn5enbe 2ciItul9
binter iid yebrad)t: ieoenfaaS Die
fiir5eite Sabr0eit, Die lie bon einem
6abr5eug fir oieie 0iltall5 auf Sec
gebroubt poroen it'll"
Sn oieier Sorm true Der 9rabt
Die Meloung rer S1ieosrid)ter iiber
ole Hennergebniiie nod in Oerielten
Stunoe na9 aaen SauptltGoten,
uno ole Abenobldtter brad)ten iie
bon Saus gu SouS.
Sn &iel WurOe Der Snbolt Der
9epeihe aus Eroouniinoe ober id)on
en- NadjmittaS befannt, uno Yeter
Yroi1nis erflbr IN Der 9clu6s.
Itulloe bcu eincm 8efannten nod
naberes iiter Den Start. 9arun.
ter etmos, oas er geraOe3u fir elm
M6rd)en balten muBte. 9enn
nie mar oas oenfbar: Studraot al
9oro bon Oilers lI"?l
4ls ibnt eleid nab Dem @ee.
gang oes 8eluts Der 9ranfenwar-
ter Den &egtsauWalt Gampb0uen
anmeloete, ridtete er ltd in GROCER
@rregun9 arf, er funnte es faum
erworterL bis Die Cir oes fablen,
tleinen Stiibdens li1 nieoer auf.
tat.
GampDopen mar ielber nod gang
foiiungslos iiGer ols roufiibne I'm.
ternebmen boz. Stti Oilers - uno
nift minoer iiber Die leniationeue
Shpenfung bon Studraot.
.Alio - es itanO oou felt. oaB
nnler Boot nift mititartete. SD
fam oorum crit nad ncun llbr gum
alubbals, eigentlid) ber5liH weni9
;nterellicrt. Wei Dem miierablen
@.tter batten audi incline Oamen Die
Jabrt nid)t ipogen modem. Sn
unircm Saus oadlte ia fem Wcaid
I'M @rnlt oaror. oaB oas &enncn
ab0ebaltcn miirbe. llno oa ni,n Dit
Rohridt: scr Starter batte Die
Yoote Id)on ~entlaiicu = uno IN.
ter Den menigcn aonturrentcn be.
fano iid Oilers IL. Bon Der
Yciiscrin g%citclcrt! SD lief bcrum
uno fragtc, moate natiirlid mcbI
b5ren, aber nicnlano wubtc @enaii'