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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
JUDGE WILCOX
OPENS TERM OF
COUNTY COURT
Automobile Damage Case
Ready for Jury We'd
nesday Morning

Judge julius A. Wilcox Of
Montpelier opened the winter term
of Caledonia county court Tues
day morning at IL O'Clock. With
him on the bench were Assistant
Judges Oscar C. Woodruff OF
West Burke and Charles w.
Thurber of Danville. The Rev. F.
A. Poole pastor of the South
Congregational church offered
prayer at the opening.
The morning session was devot-
ed to the customary reading OF the
docket and the assignment Of
cases. The jury docket dwindled
when it came TO actual trial.
At the opening of the afternoon
session, Judge Wilcox addressed
the jury, assembled for the first
time, on their duties and then
dismissed them until Wednesday
morning when the first jury case
is expected to be ready for trial.
When the names of the jury
men were called all responded eX-
cept five. George E. Birch Of Dan
vile was excused because it was
discovered that he was not a citi-
zen of the state. Frank Blossom of
st. Johnsbury and E. C. Bridg-
man of Hardwick were excused for
business reasons which seemed
sufficient to the court. George H.
Davis of Lyndon was excused be-
cause of sickness in his family
and c. S. Dole of Danville be-
cause he is Il postmaster and fed
eral officers are exempt from jury
duty.
This is Judge Willcox's first Of
fetal visit to St. Johnsbury. 1t
will be remembered that he was
appointed to the bench to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
Judge Zed S. Stanton. He was
formerly Governor Hartness' sec
retary of civil and military af-
fairs. Judge Wilcox is d. native
of Vermont, born in Bridport in
1879, thus the youngest member
of the Vermont bench in age as
we'll as length of service. He is
a graduate of Middlebury College.
He presided over his first session
in Rutland in September with
marked success and comes to
Caledonia county in the full con-
fidence of every member of the
bar that Justice will be dispensed
equitably for all who have matters
to be considered in this court.
Among out Of town members of
the county bar present at the
opening session were J. 7. Gleason
of Lyndonville and Oscar l..
Shepard and S. f. Darling Of
Hardwick, N. A. Norton of Lyn-
donville.
Among other attorneys present
were C. H. Hosford of Woodsvillc
and John Gibson of Barton.
On the calling of the docket
these jury cases were announced
as settled and discontinued:
Wooster Mfp. Co., V. G.. N. John
son; Sidney J. Willis V. Hermidas
Beliveau
On the calling of the general
Continued on Pace Eight
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
SILK HAT" HURLEY
is AGAIN CANDIDATE

BOSTON, Dec. 6-MunicipaI
elections were held in 20 Massa-
chusetts cities today. Vice presi-
dent Coolidge went from the CAPT
tol to his home in Northampton to
vote. Harry f. Bicknell, Democrat,
who was twice defeated for mayor
by Mr.. Coolidge was a candidate
for fifth time. John F. Hurley,
civil war veteran and nine times
mayor of Salem, again sought
election. He is 72 years old and
known widely because of his
wearing regularlv silk hat. lie
obtained a furlough from the
soldiers home at Hampton, Va, to
conduct his campaign.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
EDUCATIONAL
WEEK AIDED in
ST. JOHNSBURY
Committees to Visit the
Schools and Make Sug-
gestiOns to Board

The National Bureau of Edu-
cation and the American Legion
have joined their forces in an Edu-
cational Week, Dec. A to 10. Sup
erintendent C. c. Hitchcock, IN
an interview stated that the pur-
pose of Educational Week was to
center the attention of the pubic
on the needs and aims of the pub
lie schools. Under the latter
heading fall both the grammar and
the high schools.
In St. Johnsburv efforts are be-
ing made by several organizations
to cooperate and supplement the
work of the national campaign.
The school board has invited
special committees from the Com
mercial Club, the American
Legion, Woman's Club. College
Club, and from the Parent
Teachers Association to visit the
schools with the idea of making
such suggestions as will materially
benefit them.
These committees are already at
work and much good is bound to
CONTINUED on page six)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
FRIDAY O.
IS WITHDRAWN
FROM RACES
"FOur HOrsemen" Picked
A Piker for Purse
Getter

With "The -Four Horsemen OF
the Apocalypse" at the Please U
theatre Thursday and Friday and
the speedway races on Main street
Saturday afternoon, with "Friday
Q" at the top of the card, the
weekend promised to be reason
ably speedy. Along came a disap-
pointment. Friday o. will not
start, for Friday @. is not Friday
O., or at least not the Friday G..
it is supposed to be. 1t might be
called Friday Quit or Friday
Queer, but it was only a ghost or
shadow, or very poor imitation OF
the really speedy piece of horse
flesh that opened the speedway at
Lyndonville under the skillful
driving of Joe Naigle in 9Th good
OF days befo' d war"
Now this was about what hap
pened. A syndicate of local would
be speedsters wanted to top the
card. They wanted to bring home
the bacon, or they didn't want to
go. They wanted the blue rib
bons. In fact, thew had become
badly infected with the microbe of
that modern disease known to the
profession as "Beateverythlngin
spiteofthedevil,' commonl~ known
as "Keeping up with Lizzie"
These fellows knew of Friday q.
of old. and were informed that
he was still eating oats and hay
somewhere up north. They forth
with hied themselves in that dlrec-
ton and secured the country until
it shone like grandmothers tea
kettle, and at last located their
hearts desire. They proceeded to
pool their cash sufficient to secure
the prize. 1t was quite a goodly
pile of shekels that the modern
Shylock demanded for his pounds
of horse flesh, for the feverish
haste of the would-be purchasers
and the wild desire of possession
that CLEANED in their eyes con-
vinced him of the sudden value of
his property. The pool, too, was
not made up of German marks or
Canadian quarters, but good U. S.
A. and | promise to pay. All right.
1t happened.
Now this all transpired some
time after the DAYS of Moses and
St. Peter, but since the beginning
of time good men have been car
ried away with the value of four
legs and head and a tail so long
as a harness can be fitted on. and
rein can be drawn over and its
wind is fairly good. "Thc -Four
Horsemen of Friday. Ltd" were
firmly convinced that they had
won a real one. II seemed SO.
In the meantime there were
others. One of them was from
Missouri. He wanted 10 know. He
decided to find out. He did. What
he discovered was not pleasing to
the syndicate. Truth is sometimes
troublesome. 1t was in this case.
Their Friday o. was not so. It
was not even any day of th< week.
It was a fake. It had been care
Continued on page seven)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday. Some
what colder tonight.
Fresh northwest winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
% VICTIMS OF
RAILWAY WRECK

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g
Twenty-three victims of the head
on collision yesterday between
Phila. and Reading passenger
trains have been accounted for to-
day. Nearly all were taken from
the wreckage of the two wooden
coaches which caught fire after
the accident.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
HARDING SEEKS END OF STRIFE WITH LABOE
IRELAND = AN
INDEf ENT STATE

LONDON, Dec. 5-England and
Ireland awoke today from a
troubled sleep of dependency
over the Irish situation to learn
the Joyous news OF : sensational
and wholly unexpected agreement
reached between the England and
Irish delegates.
The principal points of the
agreement are understood to be
as follows:
Recognition of Ireland as an in
dependent state with a formula on
the question of allegiance satisfac-
tory to both sides. The official
name will be "The Irish Free
State.
Inclusion of Ulster within the
scope of the new Irish government
with the sanction Of withdrawing
within one month, reverting, in
that case, to her present status
within territory fixed bv a boun-
Diary commission. listers consent
to the agreement is unnecessary.
Freedom of Ireland regarding
customs tariffs.
Satisfactory arrangements re-
garding control of Irish ports as
a navy base.
Withdrawal of all military force
from Ireland under safeguards in
suring peaceful conditions.
The British Parliament is ex-
pected to be called in special
session to consider the document.
Meanwhile a provisional govern
ment will be formed in South Ire
land.
Llovd George has abandoned Ills
intention to visit Washington ow-
ing to the early meeting of Parlia
ment.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
POSTPONE ACTION
ON ARMY BILLS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-Pre-
paration of both the army and
navy appropriation bill providing
funds for the fiscal year begin
ning next July 1st, will be
postponed until the arms confer
cnce has thrashed out the arma-
ment question, Chairman Madden
of the House Appropriations com
mittee announced today.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06

Continued on page seven)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06

Continued on Pace Eight
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
FINDS $500 CHUNK
OF AMBERGRIS ON BEACH

Boston, Dec. 6-William c.
Webster of Newburyport came
here today seeking a market for
a chunk of ambergris which he
had found on the beach at Plum
Island. Ambergris, a waxy con-
cretion from sperm whale is used
in making perfume and is scarce.
The chunk is valued at $500.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Demand
for sterling rose today TO $4.07 or
within one cent of the highest
quotation in almost two years as a
result of the settlement of the r.
ish CONTROVERSY.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-06
President Delivers First Annual Message
Before Gathering of World Leaders
Believes Some Tribunal Can Be
Formed To End Strikes, Lock-
outs and the Like
(By the Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-President Harding in
formed congress in his first annual message "That
most gratifying world accomplishment as result of
the arms conference, is not improbable"
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
@icn er6dIt wicSer cdtes Bier.

Ger grciiefouiercnS muroe Die er.
frculihe WiittciluHg geinoAt, OaB
iid 0as Staatsamt fir 8oltserndb.
rnig uunnlcbr OoJu entidloiien babe,
Die Seritealmg itarferer Yiere 5u &c.
ltattcn. Gaer0iugs lit Oieie erIoub.
MS nid)t etiuo aus Dem @run0e er.
teIlt moroen, neil man 0omit oen
Sicrtrintcru entgegcntommen moate,
ionbcrn lcoiaIid ocSbalb. tpeil in.
fol1c oes &iidgangeS Oes Yierfon.
lunS Dem Stoate ole 9ieriteuern
entginocn. yaunncbr ober ioa DER
6ricoensgebolt oenl bier 5uriidaege.
ben meroen, in0em oen Yicrpro0il.
5enten geltattet miro, Elm Sicriel Der
ioDrlib er5eugtcn Ntenge uon GK
acknowledgement alll ~ Coda.
romctcrgraOe 3G srbGbcH. IS miro
nun in 3utunit, nm mas iiarfe POM
ld)iuodcn @ier uuteri6eiOeH 6u ION.
ncn, 5luei Arten gebeG: Eager. ODER
W%tor5enbier Omit eincm @cbolt BON
IL SoHaromctergra0eu) mo Nb5ug.
ooer Sdonf6icr. 0os itarfe gier
miro beu uu6 onnfel cr5cIat mer.
Den, Oos ounfle Bier inter Der BE.
5eiHmlng 9aperid). ODER 9oppeI.
mol5bier in cen Sanoel fommen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
@crbaitete SodJItapIer.

Scr befannte SodItopIcr 2uopig
Otto S5cu, ser Dor etlua Sabres.
friit ais angeblider allricr oes gu.
oopelter 4oniulats DER &epubIif
Columbia a%uftrat unO nit leinem
6rein0e, Dem angebliden Snge.
lieur Or. 9arI Sadcr inter Der 9e.
iduloiguHg 6es @alutaidmuggeIs
perboftet Wur0e uno nab ginlieI.
lung Der llnteriudungsbait nit SiI.
fe ieines 6%reun0es, ocm Iedtson.
malt Or. Saiobi5 aus 8ancsoba
Den Uetrog bon 100000 9inors,
etpa 3 Nilionen oIterreidiIde
&ronen berausgelodt bate, lit nad)
elmer bon 3miidcnidnen begIeiteten
Serfolgnno in einem 8iirider SoteI
perboftet un0 Dem 2an0esgeridt ein.
9eliefert noroeu. gludj Iein Som.
2li5e lit mittlerneile in 3iirid felt.
genommen Dor6en.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Gin beriidtigter 9-3nsrdnber uer-
haftct.

Ser 5iegener &riminalpoli5ei III
es gelungen, Den Dor fur5em allsge.
fi6rten 8oitoie6Itabl i'm D-3uge
8erlin-&oln, BEL Incident Dem
9iebe &urpapiere, S6eds, 9iaman-
ten uiw. in Die Sdnoe ficlen, auf.
3uflarer nno BEN Sdloiier Otto
&otb als Edter feit5une6men. Ser
8ert Der geitoblenen @egenitdnSe
bel6uft ii6 auf einige Millionen
@nrf. &otb, Ser bel elmer Siegener
8anf 5ablreide amerifaniide Sdeds
ein5uwedieln ueriuht bate, meroen
nod mebrere Straftaten CUR 2ait
gelegt. Ct lit in 9uisburg geborcn
un6 mar i'm pergangenen Sabre aug
Sem &ibrorter @efGngnis, no er
cine 14-iabrige Strafe abanbiiBen
bate, ausgebro6en.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
SiinfnnSFcb5isitrs SnbiIaum Der
MnttbGigemcinoe.

Ole gerliner ct. Matt6aigcmeir.
De beging Dor fur5em ibr 75.idbri.
ges Slbildum. sic wurOe an
Sonntog Jiosote. Dem II. Mai
1916, in Wegenpart Oes 4onias
6rieoriA &ilbelm Oes Gierten ee.
meibt, uno Sagleih mur0e ais er.
tier 4iorrcr Der befannte 8oltor
8iitIel eingeiiibrt. gr belt feline
erite GreOigt iiber G0mer 1, 16. Gie
@emeinOe BOT cine GroBe ger0an.
gen belt. Sn ibr wirften neben
9ifiel Der nielen nod befannte ga.
ltor Slider uro Dor allen nob
8iihiels @meritierung ser tieiiuner.
Idle Observation-Disclosures Braun.
Sn Dem Yfarrbaus Der Matt6Giqe.
mein0e mo6nte aud ser b~eIt9ebaBte
4oniiitorioIprGiioent SegeI, Ser @it.
glieo Oes Girdenporiton0es bon ct.
Mattb6i mar. @s lit eelungen, cine
Summe bon $4,000 Morf aus freien
@nben 3uiammen5ubringen CUR Se.
idaftung zines 9enfmnIs fir sic
Psi @efaaenen Der @enein0e.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Ger Dulle ebrIidc Seemann" in
sluciter Nnilaae.

Grinnerungen al cine uergangeHt
epode Der oeuti6en ariminalgo.
idi1te rliit Elm Sp~ielcrpro3eB pom
aubeigem0bnlihem llmiange mad,
Der Dor Ser Straifommer Oes 9an0.
gerihts @annouer begann. Genna
10 wie in Dem Jog. bnnnoueriden
Spielerpro5cB, Der uor uiclen Sabrrn
melt iiber Die 0ren3en 0cutinIancs
Nuiieben erregt bate unO in Dem Der
roae ebrli6e Seeinann" cine &oupt.
role ipielte, itebt IN Dem porliegen.
ben 3ro5eB 0ns oamals piel ge.
nannte nSotel Scatter" in 9annouer
i'm Mittelpunft Der Greigniiie. Jte.
ben Dem Snbober OieieS Sotels. ser
fir Die Sergnbe zines 3ilnmers iir
Den Gouletteflub ieOen Gag 2000
0farf be5og, limo H.. q. elm Titt.
meiiter b. Maper pom Der Geiti6ule
in Sanuooer uno elm Banter D.
Sdul5e iopie Angeborige Der teiten
6annoueriden @eicaidoftsfreiie all.
geflagt Onran beteiligt gepeien 5u
iein. gu Der @erbanolung iinO
240 3eugen geIaoen, 10 OoB NIT
elmer lungen acknowledgement &c.
redttet miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Die glade Ses eticfiO6mcs.

0ie @uoapeiter Yoli5ei er6ielt
Elm oronpmes Sbreiben, in tpeI6em
mitgeteilt miro, Dab Dor bier Sab.
rem in Der @obnung elmer 6rou
Sgna5 @o9s in Der g~rn0ergoIie t2
Elm &oubmoro beriibt tporOen Iei.
3mei bosniide Solooten batten nit
@iiien Der 6rou @ods in oercn
@obnung einen S6meinebdnOIer er.
mor0et, beraubt uno feline 2ei6e i'm
9Gdarmdloden n6dIt aispetb Der.
ldarrt. Die ein9elciteten @rbebun.
gen ereaben, bnB Der Stiefiobu Der
Grau @nds, Stefan BetrooicS, Den
ononpmen @rief geidrieben bat aus
Ha9e, neil Die Srau Den arbeits.
i6eiten Sitngen aus ibrer 8obnung
gelpieien bate. Sn feiner &idtung
fonnte man etmns @rapierenoes ent.
oeden ulo aud Die Nadforidungen
i'm 81derip1loden blieben reiultat.
los. Betrooics lit peri9munoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Gle GIiGTer blei6en Senfd.

0euti9e @eneroIfoniulate nno
9oniulate in Giioomerifa Iino in
letter Belt bon @lioB.2 otbrinoern
(slltelidliern) mebrfa6 I'M 4usItel.
lung BON Geiicpdiicn uno Inn Silfe
in ionitigen 4ngele9enbeiten gebe.
ten moroen. @ae 0iele M1nmer
lebnen es nnbeoingt ab, cls Sran.
5oien angeIeben 3u mer0en. 1ieieS
5citbalten am 9eutidtlim lit umio
bemerfcnsperter, als es oen bctref.
fen6en oft erbeblide 0a6teile
bringt. go fano ii9 3. 9. fiir5Ii9
elm ans auitraIien ausgemieiener
glidiier in 8nlparoiio elm, Der es
por5og, Geutid)er gu bleiben, uno
icin gauges ielbitertporbenes 8erm0.
gen 81 nerlieren, ltntt li9 alS 6ran-
ooie eintragen au laiien.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
grOf. Sarnuds 70 .@e6nrtstus.

96olf Surnof, ser beriibmte Sir.
denbiitorifer unO e6emalige Gene.
raloireftor Der Staots6i6Iiotbef,
empfing an ieinem 70. @eburtstaae
III ieiner @runeipalOoiaa in Der
&ur3 9untidub StroBe 3obIreide
@ratlIanten. @iele buuoert Slid.
punIdtele9romme unO 9riefe ans
olcn 2Gnoern moren mgefommett.
Inter onoeren baben 0ie Geftoren
unO MitgIieoer oaer oelitiden Uni.
nerlitdten %gratuliert, Cine SeIt.
idrift, Die BrofeIior Coos aus Sole
3ulafmengeiteIt bat, nit Inter.
i6riften bon @elebrten aus ben neu.
tralen uno oeuti6en Stoaten tpliroe
ibm iiberrei9t; auBeroem cine
aoreiie nit ben ltnteridriften oaer
ebemoligen S1iiler aaer Climber.
8ie beridtet miro, lit Der our6 Die
@meritierung bon Grof. BON Sar.
mad erle0igte 2ebritubI Der &irder.
geIdi6te an Der @erliner llniperli.
tat Brof. Or. Sans 2iebmonn in
Sena angeboten tporoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
8nnatm. Scr gantatiareit in aSru.

Die gait1tisteit i'm StaOtfreiie
R0In Bat i'm &ednungsiabre 1920
einen er6ebliden auii6uung 9e.
nommen. Sn Der Belt pom 1. April
1920 bis gum 81. MGr5 1921 gin.
gen bel Der 9oupoli5ei 3475 @au.
geiude elm, oarlinter $40 fiir Sieo.
lun9sbouten. 0ie 3obl Ser @ouee.
nebmigungen betrug in ser 9enonll.
ten 3eit 1899 gegen 1888 i'm Sab.
re 1854 unO 1917 i'm Sabre
1890. Strofperfiigunaen muir.
Den i'm aalenoerinbre 1920 i'm gan.
sen 2790 erloIieu. Sn Der Saupt.
iohe bon0clt es iid bier6ei I'M
llebertretungen Der 8ouoronune
Our1 gauen obne 8enebmiauna.
0as miloe 9ouen mar i'm nerfloi.
ieneu Sabre BEL oen gauaeuerbe.
treibenOen 5iemIi6 CUR Mooe aerpor.
ben. Sic baupoli3eilife grlaubn;S
mur0e gar nidt o%bgeportet uno 6ie
9oupoIi3ei oielfad Dor ponen6ete
Sotinden geiteQt. Cine oouIt1n0iae
8erbiitung oes Dil0en 9olterS mar
Bel Dem ausgeOebnten Stootgebiet
nidt moelid. @iEe geIierung lit
ieoo6 in5piifeu er3ieIt por6en.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
General b. alud's 70. @e6mrtstas.

@"eneraloberit Alerdnoer D. &lud,
Der 6iibrer Der 1. Armee i'm @elt-
friege BON 1914 big 1916, i'm Grie-
ben 0uleBt @eneralinipeftor Der 8.
@rmeeinipeftion, Berlin, ~feierte am
20. Moi ben 70. @ebutstag. @r
bat ieine 2aufbabn 1865 i'm Snf..
&eg. Nr. So %begonnen, madte sic
Selo3iige 1866 uno 1901 NIT.
tpuroe i'm lebten 8weimal perrprll,
Oct, oiente Ipdter in ser Goiutantur
uno an ben MISREPRESENTATION, mar
&egimentsfommanoeur in 8rom.
berg, 8rigaoier in @leiwiB, Oioiiio.
NOR in Iuenitein uno Don 1906 Bis
1918 fommanoierenoen General oes
5. uno l.. armeeforps. Sn 1914
i6Illg er Oie englii6e arinee IN
ben Sdladten bel Mons, 8alencien.
mes uno ct. Quentin. SIN MGrS
1915 muroe er BEL 8eiidtieuna Ell.
mes S6ubengrabens uerpunoet.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
0emeingefGbrlider 8nride
ab9efaft.

Sn neutrality-suspicious. 8eiie bat
Der "a Sabre alte mebrfah oorbe.
itrafte Sogl0bner 9. @olo aus aus
@riesbeim b. 9nrmitoot eiuen 6or.
tigen 2ononirt nit benz Sooe,
@ranoltiftung etc. beorobt. Gr
i6rieb oieiem aluei 9riefe, norm
er foroerte, OaB Der 2anomirt ullter
eitem naber be6ei9neten Baum Ell.
men @elbbetrag BON 5000 Marf
nieoerleee, ~anoernfaas iein geiam.
tes anmeien in Slammen aufgebe
uno inn ielbIt elm ungliid paliiere.
Ser 2onomirt fam Der Iufforoe.
rurlg i9einbor nod, pecgrub aber
MIR cine olte 8ledbiidie uno iebte
Die @oli5ei in &enntnis, Die ben
GrpreIier feitnabm. Nolo leugnete
bartnGdig, Die @riefe gei6rieben 5u
baben. gr puroe ober our6 Die
iiber5eugenoen 9arlegungen oes Sc.
ri9ts6emifers Or. 8opp aus
Sranffurt iiberfiibrt uno 81 einer
3u9tbausltrafe bon 5mei Sabren
berurteilt.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Bon SanOiten erltudcn.

gergmam Siibner aus @%beroori.
S6leiienL fubr abcnos auf Sem
&aoe mad Sdmen5. Sn Der N1be
oes @~aitbauies n5um Sdimmcl"
iprangen aus Dem Jog. vgtentmig.
Sul9" 5wei Mdnner berpor. @Gb.
reno 6ieie beiOen Mdnner Den Siib.
ner BON &aOe berunterriiien mo
i'm gu berauben beriuften, eri9ien
plOsli6 Elm Oritter, anibeinenO Dem
9unOe angeboriger aompli5c unO
iudte nit Dem Naoe oas 8eite.
Sibner ieste iid CUR @ebr uno
wurOe our6 Melieritide 10 idwer
perlett, Dob er balo Oarauf i'm
Soipital ltarb. Die 8onoiten lin5
I'M @aloe entfommen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
@ener Same fir u9OnOerIatiuns.
legifun" geindt.

Ginen fiibnen uno 5eit0emGBen
S9ritt bot Der tpeltbefonnte Gerloa
BON s. 81. @rodbous in 2eipsia ae.
ton. Seoermam fennt 0aS 2onber.
iotions. 2erifon, ieoer benubt es unO
Iobt es. glber mas eigentli6 oas
5llngenoreberiide 8ort n&onberia.
lions. 2eriton" iagen min, fam ser
2oie fdum erroten. Sett min 9rod.
baus offenbor Den beraIteten Sea.
men ,&onoeriations- 2erifon" able.
gen. gr itrebt nod elmer neien,
oeitgemGBen @e5eidnun0 uno ruit
IN einem nit reiden Yreiien ollsge.
Itatteten @ettbetperb ole 0eutid).
fiiblenoen 2eier sur Mitpirfung bel
Der llmbenennung ouf. IS miro
BON Sntereiie iein, gelegentlia iiber
Die 8eteiligung un0 iiber0ie entgiil.
tige @nti9eioung etnas gu b0ren.
aud iiber Die nelen Namen, Die
oorgeidlagen limo.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
&un6murO Our ben Suren gerlius

aui Der 2uduuer Gbauiiee nod
0abme I'M &reiie Seltow wuroe Der
Steiniesmeiiter Miin6eberg ermor.
oct unO berau6t auigefunocn. Der
Weiiter bate in Der oortigen @e.
geno @baulieearbeiten gu beaufiitJ-
tieen uno beiano lid nit Dem @eIoe
CUR DEMONSTRATING fir Die arbei-
ter auf Dem 8ege nab Salfenberg
bel 9nbme. Sier wuroe er I'M 8ai.
De bon bisber nod unbefannten 81.
tern iiberfaaen uno Our6 mebrere
Ieuolueri6iiiie in oen 4opf getotet.
Den 8erbreAern fieIen etma 1000
Marf in barem @eloe in Die &dnoe.
Die @enoarmie perbaftete flint ser
@bauIieearbeiter, Die Der Sat ais
oringenO oeroddtig erideien.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Gin Cos 9[naeles in @ien.

Ser rOeiterr. 6ilmoimIt" tritt
neueitens mieoer nit elmer groB8ii.
gigen Soee auf ben Blan. @r min
auf Den @riinoen oes ~ebemaligen
8aiiergarteus cine i'm Stile Ger ia.
lifornii9en &ieienfilmanlage Cos
angeles, Oes amerifanii6en Slim.
sentrums, geoadte 8iener Slim.
itaot erri9ten. Chit mar an Die.
fer Stelle n8eneoig in @ien," cine
MignonItnot nit @ampanile, Nar.
fustir6e, 9andlen, @onoeln, ipGter
Ser 9~aiierearten nit ani6lieBenoer
Sag0. uno Notwithstanding. Sic
nod i'm Srieoen er6auten Bani0ons,
oas alte teilmeiie redt gut erbalte.
ne Snuentar oes 8ergniigungspar.
fes, Der romantilde Sintergruno
Der Soene &oilpap oos alles mir.
De Der Soee elmer Silmltaot iebr
ent9egenfommen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
etiGeanna bOn Tabrif6etrieben.

Die 9eiamten @lbinger S9i6ar.
werfe lino ltiugele9t woroen. SIS
fanoen groBare Aniammlungen Dor
Dem 8erwaltun9sgebduoe itott, Die
in lGrmenoe &unogebungen ollsar.
teten. 9ie 2eitung Der S9idouiperfe
erblifte in Oielen &unogebungen unO
0robungen cine ungeiebli6e @epalt.
maBnabme. Sic erIieB al ibre DR.
beiteridait cine itrenge @arnung
Dor 8ieoerbolung FOLDER &uno9e.
5nngen. Die 4elielidmieoe lebnten
lif) gegen oieies 8erbot auf. ga
lie bon ibrer aniid)t ni6t obou5rin-
gen paren uno iid peitere MaBna1.
men p~orbebielterL ~antrportete sic
&eripaltung oaraltf nit Der Gtiae.
gung Der geiamten 8erfe.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-15
Interpretation an SnIs in Sic
benbiirgen.

Gin Mitorbeiter oes GonIum bat
iid fiir5li6 an Die 0ireftion ser
Sol0bergmerfe geponot, nm iiber
Die @eWinnung Oieies niGtigen uno
bier 10 5oblreid porfommenoen @ii.
teS Iusfunft 81 erbolten. gr be.
fam 81 boren, Dab 0ie SaI5eetpin-
nltng in ooIem 8etriebe 1T. Grit
fiir5li6 bat Die 8ereperfOireftion
1000 8ageon offentIi9 feilgeboten,
uouon elm erbebli6er Cell nod Dem
auslanoe geben miro, alJerocm
Iteben ibr aber nod neitere 5000
8aggon our 8erfiigung. Dies lit
cine 10 ~eetpoItige Menge, 6aB man
oen 9etrieb eini6rdnfen miiiIen
miro, iofern es nidt 9elingt, oos ge.
for0erte SaI3 5u perfoufen. 3ies
Io1te eigentlih ni6t idtuer fem, oa
uae Na66orl6noer GumGniens iiber
Sol5mongel 3u flagen BADEN.