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Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
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K; P. NOTES

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There will be work in the Rank Of
Knight this Thursday evening at
which time a large class will receive
their work. All Knights are asked
to be present.
The entrance Of the lodge hall has
been moved, and for time it will
be necessary to go in the back way
through the yard Of the postofiice and
bakery.
Past Grand Chancellor Bach, Of Mi
not, who is in charge Of the Insurance
department, will be present at the
Thursday night convention. He will
explain the insurance features Of the
order, and in particular will give Us
some good advice on how to get our
own lodge hall. :.s
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES

Auc NeAl regular luceClnS OIL Ene Ae-
gion will be held in the Club Rooms
on Monday evening, May I'd, and it
is the wish of the officers that every
member be present, as business of i'm
portance is coming up for discussion
and arrangements made for Memorial
Day exercises.
the past week the committee Wis
tied the business men of town with
the subscription list for a Stand of
Colors, and received goodly amount. !.
While not enough money was raised
to purchase same, they were ordered
and will be here without doubt in
time for the exercises on Memorial
Day. The committee will still be af-
ter those who were missed. A COM
plete report will be issued when the
workis finished.
There is not much time if you wish
to get your Victory Medal before May
30th, but if you will get busy it likely
will get here yet. There will be a
Field Clerk at the Adjutant Generals
Office in Bismarck for some time to
speed things up, and the fastest course
will be taken to get one for you.
just send in your discharge to A. H.
Irvine, and the blanks will be prepared
and sent you for your signature.
Your discharge will be well taken care
of in the meantime.
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
Information Taken from the Annual
Reports of the County Superinten-
dents Of Schools for the Year End
ing June 80, 1920:

(school age in North Dakota, to
20 inclusive)
Total number of children of
school age in the state. J. ). 203, ,857
Total number pupils enrolled
in First grade .... 3O,412.
Total number pupils enrolled :z Il
in Second grade ..5.., s. 18;9l7.
Total number pupils enrolled as G.
in Third grade ....:..;.... '..s. 1876
Total number pupils enrolled {. -: sss
in Fourth grade z........s. 21,5t2I
Total number pupils enrolled
in Fifth grade 81, 7,17s
Total number pupils enrolled
in Sixth grade j: 1922
Total number pupils enrolled
in Seventh grade ....... 1s.4ss
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28

Inc compulsory age USED TO Oe IA.
Now it is II, and soon it will be no
top age, but every pupil will be COM
PEELED to remain in school until he has
finished the 9th grade. Don't you
think this is wise law, reader?
This Office and the school people
at large owes much to the local pa
pers for helping to disseminate school
matters through their columns. We
know that we have been imposing
lately, by using so much space, but
the fact is that the public needs to
be aroused to an intense interest in
the schools, and if the people will only
read these notes, we think we can in
terest them. When the late war
showed that one-fourth of the boys
in France could not read or write or
execute orders properly, it is time
for America to wake up. Another
thing is the need of county nurse.
Statistics show that Of all the drafted
men examined, one-fourth were
physically unfit for military service.
Figures don't lie.. What are we 60
ing to do about it? Let's boost for
improvement. North Dakota is not
any worse than most of the other
states. 1t ranks seventh in its school
system as compared with other states.
Montana ranks first, and the one thing
that held North Dakota from being
first was school attendance. Can't
you see why we are trying to enforce
this law? We realize that many are
angry over the fact, but if we are
going to be blamed for anything, we
would rather be blamed for doing our
duty than anything else we know Of i.
We have resurrected all the Annual
Reports of the county superintendents
of this county back to July l, 1884,
with the exception of that of 1888.
We intend to get them bound in a
book. We feel that this will be one
of the most interesting books in the
county. 1t will be a History of the
Schools in the county. From time to
time we expect to give interesting
lata.
The following might prove of in
terest:
County supt. pt.-1ss4-1ss9-J. H.
Worst.
County supt t.-1s89-1s96-W. B.
Andrus.
County supt. .-1ss6-1eo2-J o h n
Kuiper.
County Supt. O2-19O7-Chas
Coventry.
County Supt 907-19O9-Jes
Sandidge
County supt.- t.-1soe-1e1 Henry
H. Hanson
County Supt. -1915-1919-Lester
Briggle.
County supt t.-191e to date-Hen-
ry H. Hanson.
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH

d. ~ .s I
Announcements for Sunday, May L:
Early mass at eight. and late mass at
ten a. M. Evening prayers and bene.
diction ut seven. 8
This being the month of May special
devotions will be held att the local
church on Tuesdays and Saturdays at
z p. m.
Thursday, May S, the feast of the
Ascension of our Lord will be observed
by early mass only, at a. M, and
evening vespers at o'clock. This is
a feast Of obligation, therefore at
tendance at mass is a matter Of con-
science.
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28

Figures do not lie, and the fact is
that compulsory attendance law is nee
essarysa and il must be enforced. As
soon as children finish the eighth
grade or become old enough to be al
lowed TO stay out Of school they quit.
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28

Total number pupils enrolled
in Eight grade ........ 14,322
Total number pupils enrolled
in Ninth grade. ......... 6,566
Total number pupils enrolled
in Tenth grade. ...... =. 3,432
Total number pupils enrolled
in Eleventh grade. .... 2,497
Total number pupils enrolled
in Twelfth grade ........ 1898
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday, May LIST

Sunday, May Ist
Services will be held in Hazelton
on Sunday morning at II a. M, and
in Linton at 7:45 p. m.
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
Warranty Deeds

Wendelin Kramer and wife to Bene-
dict Beigler, Sc Or 7-130-76. 81.
Hyman Smolowitz and wife to Les
ter B. Wood, lot 5, block S, Roop's
First Addition to Hazelton. $500.
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28
Linton, North Dakota, Thursday, April 2S, 1921.

Total number pupils enrolled
in Eight grade ........ 1892
Total number pupils enrolled
in Ninth grade. ........ 6,566
Total number pupils enrolled
in Tenth grade. ...... =. 3,432
Total number pupils enrolled
in Eleventh grade. .... 2,497
Total number pupils enrolled
in Twelfth grade ........ 1898
Total enrolment. .. 164,176
Average. school year in
days in 1919-1920 49,. III
Total expenditures for
school purposes -. $12, ZIG, ,526.65
Yearly cost of educating
one pupil 10000. 80. Stag
Daily cost Of educating
one child -. .. 5000. $O.46
Average number of pu-
pills absent per day.. 23,805
Total loss per day from
absence 80. 1o,712.25
Total loss per year from
absence ...... ...... 81 1,S31 ,794.75
Number pupils attending
school less than 80
days ). ........ -. 4,245s
Number pupils attending
school between 80 and
1OO DAYS 1901
Number pupils attending
school between 100 and y
120 days ......... 4,665
Number pupils attending
school between 12O and
l4O days.. 500. 1891
Number pupils attending
school between 14O and
100 days ........ -. 2e,so2
Number pupils attending
school between 16O and
$50 days ......... 91,712
Number pupils attending
school more than 180
days ......... ..... 22,226
Number Of pupils COM
pleting the eighth
grace S,U63
Number of pupils COM
pleting the twelfth
grade ............... 1880
Let us see how Emmons county
compares with the rest of the state:
Total number of children of
school ages in the county,
6 to 20 3841
Number in First grade. ....... 8O1
Number in Second grade. ..... 425
Number in Third grade ...... 439
Number in Fourth grade. $500. 337
Number in Fifth grade ...... 295
Number in Sixth grade. ....... 239
Number in Seventh grade. 1914
Number in Eighth grade. $3.50. 237
Number in Ninth grade. ..... 60
Number in Tenth grade. $3.50. IA
Number in Eleventh grade. -. 1O
Number in Twelfth grade. II
Total enrolment -. .. 3O58
Average school year in
days 1919-192O. $50. :. $50
Total expenditures for
school purposes ....... 1892, ,572.34
Yearly cost of educating
one pupil. ..... ........ $62.93
Daily cost of educating one
pupll 80. az
Average daily attendance. 2117
Average number of pupils
absent per day.. 941
Total loss per day from alb
sence.. .......... -. 1896. 20
Total loss per year to
county from absence. !. s5e,2ss.oo
Number of pupils attending
school less than 80 days 76
Number Of pupils attending
school between 81 and
1OO days .'....... $500. SO
Number of pupils attending
school between 1O1 and
120 days ........ ..... 1874
Number of pupils attending
school between 121 and
lao days ..... ......... 732
Number of pupils attending
school between 141 and
lbO days .... ......... 653
Number Of pupils attending
school between 161 and
1so days ....:..... -. 1887
Nry,ohor nf,,,,,p;1u IN S,.c&
Emmons County record., 1921-04-28

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Patent
U. S. to Harm 'Teuben, ne or NV
or, 12-133-76.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
Palisade P. 0. Store
Xmas Fairyland

Joseph Wolpert's store at the Pail
SADIE post office has quite eclipsed all
of the owners former efforts in cater
ing to the demand of the Christmas
season. He has display of holiday
offerings that would be credit to
any store of a larger community. The
display of toys, plain or electrical,
walking dolls, mechanical effects in
toys is fine; in fact, everything that
could contribute to the happiness of
the home or child's mind y Christ
mastide is on sale, and the general ap-
pearance of the store is that of toy
fairyfand. Every kind of Christmas
tree or house ornament is in profusion,
and there is no use of anyone going
to the big city for anything-it is
all here right at hand, and at prices
most appealing.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
Useful Gifts

We have most tempting, including the finest candies
chocolates and bonbons perfumes delightful varieties
imported Box trade specially Shaving outfits attractive kinds
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
PAGE FIVE

children, mothers and other members
of the family would like are on sale in
bewildering array and at prices at
which no one could complain. If you
are thinking of New York, you can
beat New York prices right here at
your doors. Run over and take a
look at what julius Smolovit, the en-
terprising young proprietor, has laid
in for your convenience
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17

BEAUTIFUL new stucco, ten room
house on Palisades, overlooking
Hudson. Three inclosed porches, two
sleeping; parquet floors, electric light,
hot water heat; tile bath. Can be
made suitable for two families with lit
tie expense. Garage. Lot 50x100. Near
school. Block and half from Palisade
car to Cortlandt, And and 10th street
ferries. Go Knox ave-, Grantwood,
N. J.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17

The number of people coming daily
to Palisade Junction is increasing all
the time. 1t has now gotten to be one
of the most popular places on any line
of the Public Service On a Sunday
there must be many thousand people
who go there from one direction or
another.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GRANTWOOD

BEAUTIFUL new stucco, ten-room
house on Palisades, overlooking
Hudson. Three inclosed porches, two
sleeping; parquet floors, electric lights,
hot water heat; title bath, Garage.
Lot 5ox100. Block and half from Pail
SADIE car to Cortiandt, And and 10th
st. ferries. 65 Knox Ave-, Grant
wood, N. J.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
Junction Drug Store
Full of Xmas Goods

The Palisade Junction drug store
has this season laid in show of
Christmas novelties that is most COM
mendable and attractive. The better
grade of toilet articles, fine array
of toys and about everything that the
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
FURNISHED ROOMS

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, Kitchen
cite privilege, bath, most desirable
section of Palisade, Southeastern ex-
posture. Write j., Box 102 Palisade,
N. J., or phone Cliffside 315-R.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-17
n
Furnished Room


Furnished Room
One nicely furnished room for rent
at reasonable price. Apply 400 Law
ton avenue, Grantwood, N. J. 1t
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Gasore Ga btlam9r.

Die 9eecilterung, Die mar Dem
iuoii6en Oi1ter HabinOranatb Sa'
gore eelegentli6 ieiner arpeienbeit
in Deutidlano entgegenbrodlte, mltB-
tie, pie BEL ibrer WtnBloiigfeit nitt
amber 5li errparten mar, einen leb-
baften Riididlog e%riabren. 8enn
cine 8aperin, oes 6rem0en uno
Sdperen i'm Nomen Oes Snoers
iiberOriiiiig, aus Gabinoronatb So-
gore" fur5erborS oas fliiiiigere
o@angcs9ofer" MAIDEN Doate, lit
oas elm barmIoier @is: es lit do
rofteriide Sronie. aber es iinO
ernite, iebr ernite Stintmen lnut ge.
DorOen. Der 6rantiurter Sdriit'
teller NIfons &oauet, Der in Der
0@lode" iGmere 3meiiel geIteno &C.
maft bat, oh &ngore Oas @eien oes
europGiiden Weniden poI bcgriffen
babe, fontmt 81 Der uorrpurfsooaen
6roge: n8ie fam err, meun er mebr
als elm 0idter p0re, an Ocn SOL.
fern 10 flii6tig porii6ergebelt, auI
Oieien wirflid nod etrpas mie cine
Soffnung ilr Die europ1iihe gu
fuuft uno fir Die 3ufunft aaer
Meni6en rubt!" limo Srieori6
9ienbaro flaet i'm nSiirmer": o9eur
nit erniter @ebmut Ielen mir oieie
8eriude, unlerem 8oIf einen frem.
ben Seller uno Seilan0 porjuitel-
len. Selber tief Ourdorungen Oom'
@lou6en an vDeutidlanos eiropGi'
ide Senoung," bo6en mir immer
mieoer Der le6er5eugung Iusorud
ge9eber, oaB aus uns Iel6er, aus
Dem Golfe zines 8olfram un0 Wal-
tier, zines @oet6e uno S6iner, Ell.
mes 2utber uno 9iirer uno Bad,
zines Meiiter @ffebaro uno 9obme
unO Si1te 0ie @rneuerllng unleres
Menidentums berooreeben miiiie.
PHI uniere 2e6ensarbeit 9ebt oabin,
oieieS 8ertrauen 5u itdrfen uno oiefe
Sdopferfraft 81 meden. l1no in-
mer mieoer lenft man nod auBen ob
= oiesntaI nun in elm 0ItIides Sc.
oarfenipiell Die Sreunoe BEG
inoiiden 9idters miilien iid iebt
bod mobl ia9en, Sob Dies nidt Ser
@eg lit, wie man Snnerlidfeit uno
Stiqe = iD bite: Snnerlibfeit uno
StiGe! = an unier 5erriittetes uno
5erriiienes @oIf beranbrin9t."
gs iinb gar reIignierte @riiBe, Die
Dem gefeierten 9eillfer nadflingenl
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Meme 8eit fir @iiitenuelt.

Sin groBarti9er 8lan 5ur Gro6e-
rul1g BON mebr alS 5 Miaionen
acres 8iiitenlano fir sic &liltur lit,
wie man aus San SronciSco nit.
teilt, ser @erpirfli1ung 5iemli9
nobe. @S lit Elm pripates Inter.
ne6merl ite6t a6er in ieiner 8eoeu-
tung auf oen 9erieielungs. @ebiete
melt obenan. llno sic Seele oes
8roieftes, Der 2onogeninnungsin.
g%enieur S. g. 2ippencott, geborte
pormols Dem @eologiid)en 8ermel-
i~ungsbienit Der Ser. Staatcn an.
@s bunOelt li9 oorum, einen garl5
gepultigen 8alieroamm iiber oie
Boulder Ganpon 81 bauen, meld'
lestere 2iefi6lu6t Sen mGGtigen,
reiBenoen &olorooofluB idneioet.
Dieier Damn Ioa ser bo9ite iei-
ner 4rt in Ser 8elt peroen; cine
Sobe bon $50 SUB lit fir i'm felt
geiett moroen. Sin iolder 0omm
miro fGbig iein, "a @iuionen acre-
Sub @aiier auf3uipeiGjern, uno
miro cine Wiaion Yfcroefrafte mebr
entpideln, als Die geiamte waIier-
eleftril6e Strait ausnladt, meI6e
gegenmdrtig ourd Broieftc i'm Staat
&alifornien entmidelt mirO.
Die Gegierltng ser Ser. Staaten
belist gleidfaus in ser 6ciogten
8iiitempelt iber elm MiQion Icres
2anb, welhe ourd &ermirfli1ung
oes o6igen &ieienproicttes ebenfaIls
in 6liibetloes Sormlano pcrlpanoelt
perOen Tonne.
Sippencott per9lei1t Sen &oIora.
OofluB nit ben G9pptiiden Nil in Der
Art, wie sic beioen Stronle unge.
beure Mengen 8ooenidlanm an Die
Don ibm 6epGiiertcn 0Guoereien ob.
la9crn uno auBer Dem @alier iel-
Der aud iebr mertuoller N~oturoiin-
ger melln aib nid)t nGber be.
fannten @baratterS nit Dem
5dlamme 5ueefiibrt miro. Na6
lol6er Diingung ioa ser @iiltenbo-
oen lid gum 3ieben ieber Irt BON
Eroouften trefflid eigrcn.
Ganad mod)te man beillabe glal:.
ben, oaB Der &oloraOo 6luB lano-
bauliG nod mertuoler lei, als Der
Nil.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Cine uieltamI emNfabrtgr
8mmf.
l1ralte Sausuer5iernngen an Der
Sica nnO 2abn.

Slcg uHp CnVH.
Sn Dem Oorfe 9erlingbobe1, et-
tpn 5 &ilorneter fibli9 bon Sieg-
burg, finbet ii9 cine 9roBe In5obl
8obnbGuler uno S6eunen, Sic in
SoI5fadmerf aufgeridtet iino. Die
ci%n5eInen Sa6merfe iino our9 elm
Sledttperf altsgcfiiat, iiber meldem
cine glattgeItridene 2ebmididt an
gebradlt lit. 0ieier 2ebmbeidJla9
miro bel ndberer 8etradtung be-
merfensuert our9 eingefriste grab
Iinige uno frummlinige 8er5ierlln-
gen, oie balo our9 @in5elitride,
balb our6 &ammItridJe bergeiteut
iinb. &ammitride meroen tie &c.
nannf, neil iie nit einem fammar-
tieen Snitrument, bos 6-8 3infen
bate, in Sen nod mei6en 2ebmbe.
I6lag eingeribt murocn. 9luffauen-
Der nod meroen bieie Srnamente,
penn mir iie nit benen auf ben
9ermaniiden @raburner oes Nieoer.
rheims perglelHen. Ole mclltet 0er-
ieIben iino aueroings niGt per5iert;
fommen iebod Ornamente Dor, 10
limo iie ebenfaqs ourf) @in5el- oOer
&ammitride bergeitelt. 4u6 Der
Snbalt, Die Wotipe oer Srnamente
ser Sduier in 9irlingbopen emit
ipred)en benen u%nierer germanii9en
@raburnen. Wotipe, sic aus bent
Sle6ten uno @eben berporgegangen
iillo, uno Die man oaber oils Sle6t.
multer gu be5eidnen pflegt. 90 iiebt
man ein5elne SodJperfe Die nit iid
f~rcu5cnoen ienfrehten unb iuage-
redten Striden allsgefiiat iillo, in
gin5cl- uno GammltridmliiterlI. Sft
iinO es alid id)rdge 2inIen, Die iid
lit Der peridieOcnlten @eiic idneioen.
9(uBcr oieien g~raOliniocn Ser5ieran.
gen finoet iid DEFENDERS Gdufig Die
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
.@henfen2 mns hcnn2 aroner.

nSdenfen9 @os bcnn9 Gromer,
berous nit Der Sprodel"
D@ine = cine Sdofolaoenmtt'
i9el -"
Or. GaSmuIien Ia6te pIoblid ouf.
Sort flang es, barter als oos Der.
nidtenoe @ort. @r tponOte iid
our Seite, mo Seino @eber ituno,
totenbIoB. Gin 8ittcrn lief ourd
ben idmoIiduItrigen GOrper oeS
Sungen.
~8eber, itimmt OoS?"
nSo =" flaua es leiie 5uriid,
ynos beiBt -"
nSie gebcn es alto gu, mid 10
binters 9id)t eefiibrt gu buben?"
9oftor &osmuiien's Gimme bebte
iest. r@iiien sic, Die ma 10 et-
mas nennt? Sd mill Sbnen ben
Iusoritd eriporen, neil sic bislang
elm Muiteridiiler tparen. Sest ober
lit elm ounfler Sfatten auf Sbr
bellies Bib gefnaett. sic boben
Die idone boffnungsooue 9egabung,
Die in Sbnen itedt, nid)t beroient!
9egobung perpflidtetl sic aber er'
uieien ii9 ibrer 10 Wenig miiroig,
oos sic pie'n Septimaner nm 10
Elm 2utidperf Sbr id0neS &orn.
felo perfouftenl 8fui, @eber, oaS
lit erbdrmIi6!"
Ser blaIie Sltrge 5udte 3uiam'
men tpie inter einem 8eitidenbieb.
@r offnete Die 2ippen, aber MIR
Elm 2altt mic Elm 4ufidluf5en ent.
rang ii6 ibneu.
vSn &romer uno ieinem @eitano.
MIS-" fubr 0oftor &osmuiien fort,
rItedte bod bel auer llniallberfeit
ieines Sonoelns nod penigite1s et-
mas Gbarnfter. Sic ober, @eber,
iino Der 9IdeIidite in Oieier auf'
iabfomooie, oenn Sic ne%rlelgneten
ii6 ielbitl 9as nin1mt Sbnen met
ne I6tungl"
Sa id)neute Der blalIe &nobe aus
ieiner 3erbro9e11beit bod. gr iab
Dem 2ebrer ins @eiidt. Die idmn.
le 9rlIt bebte. Sein gtem flog.
~&err 9oftor," = es fIong tpie
elm S6rei = nid - t6 nabm oos
Olterei nihtI Sd" = elm piloes,
trodenes SGlu65en i6iittelte i'm =
mir, meire Mutter uno id, iino
arml Meine Mutter bat fir mid
geoorbt, iie bat gebun9ert fir mid
0o muBte iie obenorein flint 8oGen
ms &~ranfenbous tpegen elmer Opera.
ton = norgeltern fam iie 3uriid.
Sd bate geipart in ben 8oden, 10
biel i) irgeno fonnte = nit ieoem
Bfennig! Sd tpoute meme Welltter
pflegen, tpenn ie 8uriiffam, iie ioa-
te nift mebr barber! @6er eS mar
10 tpenig, 10 tpenig, mas i] eriibri-
gen fonnte! 9a = ga fam <rt
Sromer in Iester Stunoe nit lei.
rer gufiobbitte = i6 bdtte inn
niemols meme arbeit obgetreten, lie
bate mir 10 biel 6reuoe gema6t!
0a ober, als er mir 0ie S6ofola.
oenmuidel oofiir beripraf, 90 bad.
tie i9: feds Morf uno fiinf5ig =
i6 fpnnte nod %irgenOettpas &rafti-
genoes fir meine Wutter oafiir faa.
fen. ga CAB id meme &rbeit bin
uno nabm oas @elo Oafiir!"
Ser blalie, magere Sunge itaro,
bod oitfgeridtet, i'm 4uge elm ounf-
leg 2eudten. Surd)tlos iab ct benz
2ebrer ins @eiift. Nun mor's Der.
aus! @ru modte fommen, mas moi.
te!
ga legte iid cine &ano al,f ieinen
fur5gei6orenen Sungenfopf. Can't
uno boiler Site. @s mar, als mon.
tc 9oftor 9tasmulien etpos iagen.
aber er iagte nidts. Or monote
iid MIR idb uno ging binaus -.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Srei mad 9eine.

Gin %ieibenes 9ai9entiidlein
@udt ituberbaft beraus,
GIs mar icin eitler Srd9er
Gus eolem. feinem Saus.
GO trdumt bon einem Sembe.
9as garni6t au5u neit
Seit mebr aIs bier5ebn So9en
Na4 @aier uno Seife idreit.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
@erbaftnns elmer aummnniitiu.

guf &eranlaIiung ocs 9erliner
Observation-Disclosures lit oie betaunte
aommuniitin Hlitb Slider perbaftct
worOen. @egen peridieoener Strai.
totem bate man iie bereits felt Ian.
gem geiu6t. SIR miro sur 2ait &c.
legt, in elmer Communication Ser.
lammlung SUR 9eicltignng BON SIN.
%Oenburg unO %2uoenoorff aufgefor.
bert gu babcn unO 5par nenige ga.
&c, na6oem Ole @attin 0es Aomi.
rails Saeer unbefonnten Satern
gum Spfer gefallen mar.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28
Stnbertiabrfeier Der Stride in sc.
gelaf.

Inter GROCER 8eteiligling aus
allen &reiien Der 8epolterlins fano
unldngit Die Sunoertiabrfeier Der
8egeiuder STRIDE ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-28

@rpartungspoa iaB Die &loiie
2eutide StunOe. sluf Dem &atbe-
Der lag, eebeimnisboa uno i6idials-
fbper, elm Stopel blauer Sefte.
Nufiasriidgabc. @eridtsltunoe!
Or. 3asmuiien, elm bodgepafie.
rer Grieie. nad llrteil ieiner Sun.
gen nebenbei nein ifneioiger, famo.
fer Qerl," lab feline alaiie an.
ngIS id oas @agnis unternabm,
Sbncn cinen 8bantaiieaufias in
Goim zines 6rii6linssitimmungs-
bil0cs auf8useben, oa mar id mir
iebr nobl bepuBt, oaB oies elmo
Eoafiibnbcit mar! 9lber id moate
oot einmnl Die pipdologiide Stu
Die risfieren uno Sbre Bbantaiie
audi NAL in Jreiheit porgefubrt
The Washington herald., 1921-09-04

weapon convinced when in I747 French
naturalist Button, made experiments with a burning
mirror constructed of goo small plane mirrors,
set on frame that all could concentrate their
reflected rays to a focus at any desired distance.
Button then took the skeptcs out in field where
he set FIRE to tarry wood about 70 yards from
the mirror. To offer more convincing testimony he
took forty of the mirrors and melted
tallic tin in pot placed twenty feet away.
Not to be outdone, German mechanic, a few
years later, made parabolic mirror, about nine feet
in diameter, and constructed it accurately that the
rays gathered in this concentrated in
a space about one-half an inch square With one of
these mirrors, bright day, it the inventors
favorte trick to reduce metal coins to molten matter
almost instantly.
IOHN ERRICSON, who acquired fame through
- the invention Of the Monitor in the civil war,
and who may be said to have done for iron and
steel ships than any other man, made number of
experiments engines. He spent about 100000
experimenting and then wrote: Though the heat is
obtained for nothing, expensive, costly and COM
pex the mechanism for the concentration apparatus
that solar steam is many times expensive than
steam produced by burning coal" That was in 1873.
Erricson took the engine he had designed to run by
power and turned it into gas engine to run on
gas produced from coal, not from gasoline the
modern automobile engine is operated. He made
many times his costs of experiments from the profits
the gas engine.
Science discovered that the old miracle of
bringing fire from Heaven was simply utilizing sun
power through mirrors. When the sacred fire that
burned the temple Of Vesta, the Goddess of the
Hearth, in the old days of the glory of Rome became
extinct due 70 failure Of the vestal virgins to keep
up the fuel supply, the ancient priests kindled the
fame again by placing piece Of dry wood in the