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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Cabinetmakers Spent
Years on Old Furniture

carved and handmade chests.
sidchoards. tables, chairs and
o'h"r antiques mr." rightly valued
ny people or discriminating taste
IN IN" fifteenth century men vera
known 10 have worked eight years
ar more carving a single one OF
these intricate pieces. nttInx tho
drawers perfectly and balancing
everything Certainly any piece
OF furniture ON which those mas
ters OF the cahin"tmakcr's art
spent 50 much time aud though,
is worthy of appreciation.
An apprentice I" IN" art ~ cahi-
netmakinS commonly worked
from three to. eight years mahing
MS hrst piece or furniture. Tho
work then was passed upon nv
jurors. and If the verdict was
imperfect" IL was burned before
IN" door Of the maker and no wa,
forbidden Ia nakc furniture for
sal" until he had redeemed him
sell with an acccptahl" piece.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
OF CIVILIZATION
EXEMPLIFIED IN BUILDINGS
funs OF Past, Dating Back to China, Through Egypt.
Orecce'and Rome Present in Clear Form
=, Records of Humanity.

Progress I'm civilization iS rcrr.,.
nowhere as wei, demonstrated,
wv worn or tho worlds builders
INC hrst thoughts .of mon and WON.
en- when they contemplated mating
nave always been of tho possih,li-
Ties OF securing desirable. place in
which to 1.-Two. In prchts,or;r ares
our ancestors. not satisfied ,,.r
caves In rocky cliffs for dwelling
places. built FOR thrm.>,Ivcs rude
shelters Of roughly i.wn t,mters
and as one follows tho course nf
civilization down tho ages. he srds
progress marked by increased M,
tention to building
building IL old Art.
After civilized man had sattshcd
his desire for comfor,able home.
by learning how 20 cons,ruc, houses
10 supplant tho cav". Tho mud
walled hut. the matched and log
dwciiinE' the l"an-,o made or
houEhs. there came tho period az
construction ante dating even
EEypts earliest DAYS. rvcu hcforc
mo Cheops built his pyramid. before
me jewellers in the valley ~ tho
r.uphrates erected siou" palaces and
walls. Tha; darkest of civilized
lands today. China. reared her fan
taSiic paTodas. her thousands q,
miles Of mammoth wall her inpc-
rial sun-palacos and lacgu,rod tom
pies ages before Marco Polo mad,
mis- long journey into tho Orient. Au,p
centuries bofor" Columbus landed in
tho West Indies. architecture had
made remarkable strides IN that pnr-
ton OF tho world known as Europe
today Think of tho glory that Was
Greece. and tn" grandeur tina, was
Rome"
But tho wonders of tho world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
FEW COLONIAL HOMES
WERE WALL-PAPERED
styles Initiative of Houses of That Period Can Safely
He Papercd Expert Says. Provided Spirit
of Type Is Respected.

rae" and a cut-out applique top and
notion OF small. simple flowers
'h!n,@ papers for these little Colonial
houses should be smaller In seal,
and simpler IN design than for tho
great houses, the little RUNNING vine
or Wild flower patterns. Stripes. too
can DO used but they must be small
simple stripes. not too satinv, with
inc little flower patterns In fac,
many OF tn" papers usually relocated
!" bedrooms can be used in all ,he
rooms Of those intimate Informal
houses
Whatever Is used. there must hc
maintained their essential charm
their air OF naivete. qua!ntness
friendliness and grandmotherliness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

modern building arc now found In
America. II for no other renson
than her advancomon, lin arch!,cc-
tur" and building. Europa. with hor
magnificent "ath"drals. caS,lcs. NAM
Si"ns. memorials. must Eivc America
me hrst plac" in progress IN building
as well as quantity.
II is true that we have hcncn,cd
from the wonderful lessons in archi-
lecture and construction from
abroad. hut In actual construction We
have gone far beyond old rnothcr
Europe. our oflc" buildings hanks
industrial Units. public buildings and
hhrari"s cciips" even tho master
pieces 81 Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

The electric tea Kettle is the quick .
"St way TO get this hot water SIN
ply attach the cord to any base
"oaro outlet or electric light socket.
al. In no time the kettle IL singing.
there are both large and small h.t-
ror We traveller the small one
desirable. while IN a home the
large size is found moro conventa,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

eler.
There are numerous times when
onu. especially when living I'm a
hotel. needs n little hot water. I,
may he Tor cup OF tea. or II may
I've 10 NIL a hot water bottle Tn.
running hot water" Is often not hot.
and besides. tea requires boiling wa
ter,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
ELECTRIC TEA KETTLE
GREAT TRAVELLERS AID

An electric tea kettle. small enough
to ut conveniently into n suitcase
Is now on tho market. and In prov
Ing valuable companion to tho tray-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

and -that-au tho -othcr-thinE have
been published. "" have almost Tor
gotten the sinl9le historical fact that
the Colonial period lasted Amos; aO0
years and the colonial population i'm
eluded all tyges Of citizens oc all
levels OF incomes 50 that. really. Co
lonial" can not mean any ono s;yls
OF house o. Of anything else but
must include many different styles
Phyllis u Acksrmann says in the
trade puhiica,ion. WALLPAPER. As a
matter ri fact. the Colonial period
does divide i:ssit pretty clearly into
two parts In tn. first. that lasted
into the beginning Of the eighteenth
century. life Vas for the mos, part
still pretty hard for The settlers and
so. living was Simplifled and lux
uries limited In this time the
houses We're fashioned after the old
home left behind In England the
gahle-rcofed cottages or manor
houses with many wings and addi-
tions, made Ia acconn odate tho fam
ny growing IN size or wealth, which
still make romantic many Of the rural
districts % England Unfortunately.
few OF these earliest American house
have been loft 70 US. TN, famous
relic here and there. especially in
England. recalls the tyne and recent
study has begun 20 awah"n interest so
that there has been lately some re-
Few Colonial House. Pnprrcd.
Few. If ann. of these original
houses We're papercd. hut in tho mod
ern reproductions paper can he moRt
successfully used ny respect ng the
spiri, of Tho ;ypo strength. tho
simplicity that is almost crudcness
and Yet intimacy CharaCiori7cS thes"
houses Most fitting papers would II"
,hos" that impart It's quality Of a
plHs'"r"d surface" nnN or tho very
rough papers in the neutral tones
for most of thos" houses wcr" rough
hand TlaSt"r"d. whore they were not
wood panolcd; tho loss elaborate
leather papers especially tho plain
hand engraved feathers In neutral
tones. ana tn" Tiffany blends. Any
of the elaborate lowered papers
usually classcd as Colonial" would
be ? scriuus mistake in one OF these
carly Colonial cottages.
nv TIA" tim" IN" eighteen century
was well started N" wealth and So
ouri'y ~ IN" colonlsts had increased
Immensely and tho more prosperous
ssrc beginning 10 build tn" large
square houses with tn" heavy chin
r"rs a, either md and the classical
""nrs ~ coiUmurd portico"s that ar"
familiar TO as as colonial houses
Til" prototype ~ thcs" were the
Georgian mansions OF England. IN
som" cases tn" English architects
having hcou brought over Ia super
wise tho plans or design the dcCurn-
lions ~ is these houses tina, have
hecn So iuuumersbly repeated in all
our smaller cities and suburbs
one has only - recall N" satin
br"cchcs and powdered wigs of the
period 20 realize how formal and
el"soH' veal Colonial decoration was.
Eighteenth century American houses
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
Me1tes pel=Ghnbifat.

2on6on 81. Sl1li. - Sran30iii6e
un6 belgii9e OellGirmen, Die in
&uBlan6 intereiiiert iin6, baben lt6,
pie na6 2on6on beri6tet miro I'M.
ter 6em Mamen 5Dn6icat Srancoz8el=
ge oes Hetroles &uiieS al1f ELM Sabr
5uiammengei6loiien. Ser 3ped Ste
fes @Dn6icates lit, ouf Sic &ii6gabe
in beritoatli6ten Beetles Der Mit.
glie6er in &uB1an6, begin. auf a11ge=
meiiene @nti6doigung fir iolden
b%in5u1pirfen, alte &on5eiiioner mie-
Der 5u u%bernebnpet unb 'neue at ier.
aperben, iomte Sor6erang Der Ser,
febrs : 8erbaltniiie. AuBeroem Jon
beriudt tner6en, cine b%eion6ere Sc
ieui6aft CUR MuSfubr bon ruiiii6em
8etroleltm gu grin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
@rimarmablen : GDitem.

Waibington, 18. S11li. = 8em
Der &orrgreB tpirflt6 Sen @eriud
madden ioute, 6ie @ormablen CUR $50.
minierl1ng ser 8olfsbertreter auie6er
6ur@ sic &arteifonbente gu erieben,
Damn fam er fid a11f cine beftigeOp=
petition gefaBt MAIDEN. 5eit 8oden
miro bon Sen 5ibrern Der republifa'
nii9en Bartei in &eoen nnb S6rif=
ten fir 6ie Mbi6affung 6es 8ormab-
lenipitems ngitiert; als Sauptgrltn6
geben tie at, 6aB 6ur6 Sic @oruab.
len u&aoifale in SEN &ongreB ge-
1pGblt nn6 sic @%run6feiten Ser ameri=
fanii6en @egier11ngeform 5erit0rt tper
Sen fonnten." Rrdii6ent 6arbing
ielbit lit elmer bon 6ener, Die sic
Nominterung bon &ar6ibaten 6nrd
Bartetfonbo1te mie6er eingefiibrt ie=
fen m0dte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
Ga1ropaiidle Birtidaftsfrifs.

@aris, 10. Suit. Sic 6ertide
BotIdaft fiin6igte bette an, bob bon
Ser morgett fduigen ab5ablung a,tf
bie ariegsenti6doigung bereits orei,
gig Milioner Marf geaablt ieten.
|Die ubrigen 5uei MiIionet1 meroe1r
morgem geaablt 1per0en. Damit lit
|bieie Mbidlogs5ablung boaitdnoig er-
le6igt. 8te bon ser 8oti6oft mitge-
teilt miro tpuroe Ser gr0Bte Sell oes
8etrages in amerifanii6en Dollars
be5ablt.
2onoon, II. Suli. IN Ser brtttfde
S@nbamtsfan5ler Sir &obert Sorne
gab beute i'm unterbaus sic offi3ielle
@%rflGrung ab, 6uB @roBbritanie11
feline &riegsi6nl6en an Die 8eretnig-
ten @taaten in S0be bon 100000
600 Donar be5ablen miro. Ser S6ab
mtsfan5ler erfldrte: uuniere S@ulo
an 6ie @ereinigte 5toaten lit cine
feierli6e @erpfli6tung; lie tpir6 be-
5ablt mer6en.
8orber batte ser frubere 8remier-
miniiter Msqnib erfldrt:r@s lit fir
sic mirti6oftli6e @nttpidlung Ser
8elt meientli6, 6aB Die britii6e
|Sdul6 an 6te @ereinigten 5tnaten
auf eine ii6ere un6 geredte 8niiS ge-
felt miro. Mmertfa trat 1pdbren6 oes
|&rieges in 6ie 8rei9e, als ale unoe.
rem @ilfsquenen eri60pf maren. gs
bat Sen Mniteften etnen uni9aBbaren
Dien1t %ertpieien.
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Sin Sabr 2nftpoitbienf ub,re idhuert
11nfGle.

@nibington, II. Suli. - Mm Son-
tag nm Mitterna6t fam Elm Sabr Der
notwithstanding i'm Glug5elg gum
Mbi6luB; nt6t Elm ein3iger tootlider
unfan eretgnete fid in 6ieiem 3eit-
raum, tpabreno i'm lebten Sabr II
@erionen ibren SOB fanoen. Muf ser
Monte SEEM Dorf-San Granctsco muir
Sen 100000 Meilen 5urldgelegt.
neber 49,OO0,000 8rtefe I'M @eiamt'
getpi6t bon 1,224,500 @hnno muir
Ben bef0roert. 9as @oitoepartement
unterbGlt auf Der 5trede is Yoitta-
tionen. gs beitebt 6ie Mbfi@t einen
Mo6toienit i'm Glrgseug : Boitber-
ian6 ein5nri6ten.
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@aaiftete Speifen.

Chicago, II. Suli. ~ Sieb5tg ttet.
argeiteute 8erfitatten1glrbeiter 6er
Miltpa11fee 8abn un6 fieben ita6tti9e
@o1i5iiten bon gbicngo, litten an
Montog an Observation-Disclosures
infolge @enuifes bon speiien, Die
Sen streifbrederu terabreidt tp1tr-
ben. Dte gergiftung 5eigte ii6 ii.
nerbalb Der lebte1 orei Gage, BEL 5ebn
Berio1en erit an @onrtag. gtpn 20
8ear1te oes Geiunobeitgdmtg tpnroet1
6arnit b%ea1,ftragt, ale SraAfbabnbofe
tn Chicago gu beiuden lt1o ole Spet--
len at unteriuben, Die ben Stpeifbre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
9ie Trei6eitsglode bleibt In Gbilabel.
pbia+

@bilaoelpbia, @a. 16. Suli.
8irgermeiiter Moore bon Bbilaoel-
pbta, betierte Die bom Staotrat ange=
nom11ere Meio4uttor, mel6e erlaltbt
baben miir6en, 6aB 6ie Sreibeitsglofs
fe anldBli6 6es @ageant Of Brogreb
gebra9t mer6e. Der 5ta6trat nabm
Die &eiolutton nibt uber 6aS 8eto
binmeg an, fon6ern legte lie ouf Ben
Giidp 6es Sm1ies. Ser 8irgermeiiter
begriin6ete iein 8eto 6amit, bob ein
&ra5eoen5fan gei6affen peroen Mir
oe, tpoute man Die @loGe Der Stnot
Chicago letben, benn 6nli6e @elu-
DIE anoerer Std6te f0nnten 6anrt ni6t
gut nbgelebnt per6en. gr eriude
6ringen6, 6aB ane 5ufunftigen @ef1t-
de nbgelebnt mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20

|8Slferbuno geiteut, itebt aber IN Birf.
Iidfeit mebr urter fran50iiiden Gin.
fluff. @aarbriiden aaein 5dblt big
iebt. tpenn ib mid reht entiinne q,
900 S~ran5oien. Sofentli9 lit Ole
@efabr fir inlnter beleitigt, oaB oas
gaargebiet bon Ser Dio30ie Erier sc.
trennt miro. 0ir bdrgen NIT nnie-
rem fatb. 8dlfe nit garaem &er5en
an Grier uno ietnem 8iidof. Meine
@farrei liegt am d1Beriten @noe Der
Dio5Sie an ser lotbringii6en : fran'
aoii1den @ren5e NIT 1000 Seelea.
@abreno oes &rieges NOR Der Safra,
mentenempfang iebr gut, iber 10000
III. &omunionen i'm Sabr. Snfolge
oes Mebulationsgetites 5nriidgegangen
auf 1900. Ser liebe @oH miro bel.
fen, 6aB sic 3eitltr0ml,ng bdlo iber-
Itan6en lit. Meine 8farrifroer ebren
Sen Counting unb bolten fleiBig ben
@er5. Seiu- Greitag. SIM lebten bal
ben Sabr batten bic Maoden uno
Srauen ie o9t Sage grer5itien. SIN
&epbit fommen Die Sunglinge nno Die
MGnner an sic @eibe. ueber Elm ooer
5mei ssSabre cine pier5ebntagige Mii-
iion fir Sic aanae @emein0e. See
benber miiiien mir ftarf in ben @erei.
men tatig iein. -SSiungltngS Beretn
MGnner @erein, Sungfraue1 &ongres
gation, Splitter Beretn.- Die mann-
li6en 8ereine MAIDEN nnS argenblidz
li6 piele @orgen un6 56uierigfeiten,
neil sic MGnnertpelt gu fort bon Der
i5o5ialoemofratie beeinfluBt miro.
Tim iie 5ltiammen5ubalten, babe i'd
elm @ereinsbaus gemietet nno gebe
meine lebte Murf CUR @rbaltnng 6es
@ereinsbmties BIN. 9ns groBte
ltngliid, 0ns ser &rieg meiner Yfor>
rel gebradt bat, beltebt oorin,oa er
sic @rbauung unierer nenen Stride
unm0gli6 gema6t bat. Die olte TT
5u flein nno nod ba5u baufalig. @n
einen Meubou lit BET iebigen 3eiten
ni6t gu 6enfen; Maurer befommen
40 = so Marf per 5tun6e. Mote=
rial lit u%ngebeuer tel1er. Sroboem
0enfe ih alien @rnites an eine @rtpet-
terung ser olten Stride. Sc f6neuer
etpos gei6ie6> um 70 better lit es fir
bas religi0ie @eben Ser Bfarrei. Wenn
Sic ulio, Iieber Setter, ga 6riiben in
ibrem golbreiben Mmerifa einen
@oloonfel fennen, ser li6 etn Gent
NAL ieben min, 10 bertpeiien lie ibn
bite a n sic Hfarrei 8liesrausbab.
Mit 1000 bal11tai6peren amerifoni-
1den Donars f0nnten mir eine nene
Stride gu @ottes gbren erridten nno
Ser e,tbariitiide @eiluno tpiiroe ge>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20
Sic alteite be,tti&e stabt.

@uf 6ieien Gbrentitel fam, mie
Dr. Grid Sri in Der 8eiti9rift
v3eiten nn6 80lfer" 6arlegt,
8orms Mnipru9 erbeben. 5eit
run6 1000 Sabrem lit iein 8o6en
11nl1nterbro@en beiteoelt getpeien,
SSmnerbab 0es iebt bebauten @e-
bietes IGBt ii6 oas belte ratiirlid
nibt mebr na6meiien. Mber 6ie
Musgrabungen an Mor6oitran0 beg
engeren @taotbeairfs ergeben, bab
bier in Ser iiingeren 5tein5eit Gum
1000 Bis 5000 b. @br.) umfang-
rei9e Mnfieblungen %befan6er. 8el.
9em @olfsitamm 6ieie l1rbepobner
angeb0rten, lit aleroingg ni6f
mebr feit5uItelen.
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8rtef aus Denti@lano.

ME@ #EEHTG+|E=&
@oditebenoes S1retben ging einen1
bodtp. 8eneoiftinerpater Der st. So
bauneg- slbtei gu, Ser uns oasfelbe gu,
@eroffentlibuns in unferer 3eituna
%iibermittelte.
Bliesrausbad, 90. SS,uni 1922,
Sodap, lieber &err getter!
Sbren merten 8rief bonn 20. Mea1
babe i6 erbalten. @roB mar Die
5reuoe aIs id i'm ge0ffnet batte UNI
fab, oaB er Don Sbnen itammte. Sd
Danfe bersli9 uno mer6e sic Berbtn'
Dung nit Sbnen uno ben lieben an
oeren 8erapanoten in Submit alf'
rett enbolten. Mu6 meinen better
..9anf fir sic ginlaee; i'd tperoe oie
Daran gefnitpften 8eoingnngen er'
fiilen.
Sbre Mitteiluneen baben mild ieb1
intereNiert. Sen 500 Sbres Sodm
Serru 8ater Ibtes bot ietner Set
oud unlere uSaarbriidener 3eitung"
ermabnt unb 6abei riibmen0 ieine Der.
bienltpoae SGtigfeit bernprgeboben,
Sdaoe oaB @ater Sol. &re1ter mid
nibt gefunoen bot; bon Sauie battf
ib Mitteilung erbalten, 0aB er beab'
fi6tige bierber5ufommen. IS frert1
MIDI BOB er fid in Ser Seimat nod
mails fir oas arme 2euti6lano er'
tpGrmt bat.
9as arme 9eutidlan6! Netht L
orm infolge ser @riegsoerlltite dis IN
folge ser &ebolution, 6ie Die 9ent'
iden mebr o6er meniger 6arafterlos
un0 pielfo6 iittlid idle6t gemo61
bat. Ser &nin 6es @olfes nabm bin:
ter ser Gront 1einen Mnfang uno er:
reidte Damn tit ser &eoolution ietneu
duBeren Sobepunft. 9ie Solgen ser
@eoolution troten am i9arfiten ouf.
in oen proteitantti6en @egenoen, Die
eben in ibrer Eeltgion feinen 9alt II.
feline Stiise batten. 9ie rebol11tto'
niitii6en, io5ialtittiden Sheen baber
immer in Den proteitantii6en @egen;
SEN sic rneiten Nnbdnger gefnnoen.
Grit our9 oos i6redli6e 2eben i'm
ariege iiro Sic fatboliiden &reiie
re6t empfangli6 gemo@t tporoen
fir Sen io5ioltitiiben @eoanfen. 9ie
Stride miro Sabr5ebnte orbeiten Mill
len tint sic io5ialiitiide, 5. +. materia-
Iiitiiden S6een 5u iibertpalttgen. Wfo@
&c Ser Iiebe @ott belfen, 0aB es gelin=
gen miro nnfer @oH tpie6er enpor 5t
bri1gen. 8as MIDI angebt, 10 iite i'd
felt 1914 int Sn611itriegebiet Ser Saar.
Sos Saargebiet lit befanntlih bnr6
Ben 8ertrag BON Gerfaides inter ben
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@rDse 9erlnfte.

@enf II. Suit. Die italieniiden
8eb0roen iu9en fieberbaft nod elmer
@en6nng n%ngemiin5ten @olbes, Ole
auf ratielbnfterpeiie berf6tpun0en iit.
Gas @olo puroe bon Deutidlan6 mad
sstalien, gefdidt. &c i6eint gliidli6
bud sic 56mei5 gefommen 5n fem,
aber, in Gbiaio tpl1roe es bermiBt. Bis
Der lit nod feine Sp1tr 6es @oloes
ent6edt poroen. Die Sen0ung batte
eine1 @ert bon mebreren Mtllionen
9fun6 STERLING.
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nib bent guten Manne ieiren iroi.
id)en Ne;htum nit bimrnliider galu.
I'd bergelten.
Sn nnierer Seintat gebtS gut, W}ei.
ne liebe CUTE Mutter oerlor id fnra
nod @intritt ms 8rieiterierninar. 81,
Re @ei6miiter itno nod beim 8ater;
mein iiing1ter 8rn6er lit I'M artege
geblieben; bermtBt, ieoenfals gefal-
len. Die gifel bot imr1er nod eine
quite fromme 8ep0lferung.
Mo9mals meinen beiten 9anf fur
ibren Qb. 8rtef, lieber Serr Setter.
@riiBen sic bite lire rs. Mutter nno
@el9miiter, nn6 1eien Sic ielbit oiel,
mails gegribt.
gm. &o6miiroen in @briito e%rgebener
ge5. 9. IS. @farrer.
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sye,tdjte mitimn,nug.

SEEM Sort, II. Suli. - Mn 8orb
6es Dampfers 8rGii6ent M6oms muir
6e cine N%bittmmung borgenomr1en,
I'M feIt5uiteIen, Oh bie umerttaniider
&aiiagiere fir Se16tigfeit o6er fir
Srodenbeit an &or6 ser amerifani=
fden S@iffe feien. Mn Ser Mbitim=
mung beteiligten ii9 le6igli9 sic ame=
nifanii9en 8iirger. Das Nei1tltat
tpar, 6nB SO fir 6te 8ar nn6 MIR
5polf 6agegen ittmmten.
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amerifa fabrt i'm Sanbd

.M1nerifa bal, nabbem es tpab
reno 6es 4rieges our9 Die ariegss
in6uItrien an Sic Spite Der erpors
tieren6en 21nber geriidt noroef
tpar, Sic Siibrl1ng IN Der Sa1oels-
bilat.8 beibebalter. Seine MuSfubt
belief it9 i'm pergangenett Sabre
auf runo flint Milliarben Dollars,
oteienige gnglanbs, 0es friiber
itarfiten MusfnDrlanbes. rtlr aui
orei Miqiarben Collars.
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Cine @bisfep Sarm.

Miuiamsport Bu., u. S1tli. -
Brobibotionsagenten pfliigten am
6rettag alf Ob1tfarmen nabe 2ogan-
ton, Sla., AZ SaB 8bisfep ans So-
5geslidt. Die MrbeH miro forfgez
lebt meroen, Bis dGe 24A0 Mcres
nmgepfllgt iin6. Deitiuationsappa=
rat un6 ionitiges Material pnroen
ebenf ans ent6edt.
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&irdenamdt.

&om, II. Suit. Sn Der ct
Marfl1s Stride fan0 eine feierli6e
&omunior Ser E09ter Marid itatt.
Ser Mo6e entfpre6eno, tparen bon
Sen "a Mitgli6ern 6es Or6enS 81 in
@luien un6 fur5en Mermeln 11n6 tie
fem Mnsi9nitt am Salie eri6tene1.
&ar6inal Marini meigerte ii9, ibnen
6as FL. @aframent 5u reiden. Das
@orgeben 6es &ir9enfMriten rief gro
BE @rreg1tng IN Der @emetn6e ber-
Dor.
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Mntompbil : 3pitperfebr eingefiibrt

Waibington 16. Slli. @infub-
rrng Ser 3oitbef0r6erung 0nr6 Mn=
tomobile infolge bes @erfagens ser
@i1enbabnen megen 6es Streifs Der
Werf1tattenarbeiter mutr6e am 5am=
1taq bon @eneraIpo1tmeiiter angefiin=
oigt. 3mti6en Bedford uno 5mit
GitD Sn6., no iamfli6e @of5ige ein-
ge3ogen mur6en, miro bon iebt ab oie
@oit nit @aitantos befor6ert.
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ane beberiden, SUIT al maiden. Nl.n
benefit ober Sic @eihidte, bob Ole
Meaiien menn lie eintnal elmer iolben
Derfalen iino, bon getpii--
Ienloien Demngogen MIR 5n lei6t Der.
|fubrt peroen fonnen, gegen 6ie Stride
|5turm 5l1 lal1fen uro tire fatbolii6e
Mitbiirger at perfolgen. 6. g.
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GnIfh uufaefaBt. Mrat

80 Jnl6 anfgefaB3 Mr3f
(ein Me5ept iiberreideno): so, boz
NIT tii1tig einreiben, 6ann piro'S
beiierl" - Mr5t (no6 einigen Ga
GEM: $50, bats gebolfen21
Natient: xDos fdon, aber tmt
bitter, nm a 11ereS @apierl, nit benz
a1ten fam, i'd nin1n1er einreibetl"
MiBberfon6en II. $ei1 to
fen 5riin6 Dtie: &ier iteit: uDie
Game bes 9oitfes fleioete ffid Dor
Dem Diner nm. SIT 1erttt bat an
fItdit,oiig, tuenr1 bic Game bes 9aliies
iid Dor oen'n Deener unltredta. ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-20

Aern perabreidt perben. 9ie @oli5i-
item meloeten, iie bdtten III speiieroa.
gen gegeiien, bic bon Ben 8abne1 our
9erfagung geitelt mur0e1. Die Be
,b0roen boffen, ben @erbre@er1 alif
oie 5pur al fomr1en.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10
Health Talks by Or. Brady
Arthrtt. md Met.bo,lam.

victims of chronic or long-standing joint
Inflammation are happily rid OF one OF the
nueEicS' bears that ever dampened what little
JOY Il rheumatic sufferer can get out OF life
There is no particular relation between red
meat white meat. blue. brown. pink green
meat. or meat Of any shade or color and
joint disease ar amy other diseases that ordi-
narily masqucrades under tho name OF rhcu =
inailsm. This Is the verdict of science. Of
Physiological chemistry. Some well -meanin
doctor long ago conceived the fetching theory
that uric acid might have something to, do
With III" causation OF joint disease. We know
better Low.
In study Of 400 cases of chronic arthritis
II! soldiers. Dir Ralph PcmEcrton and CO.
workers found that there no difference
in tho uric acid and urea mctabolism OF these
patients and that of normal persons. That
vas their hnding from accurate chemical tests
OF the blood
mr. rcmbcrtnn. as have mentioned In Il
previous talk. betrayed a singular state OF
mind. for thoroughly trained and expert
cnced physician. when he assigned To expos
ur"" the role of precipitatin9 factor in over
half OF the cases Of chronic arthritis though
he emphasized the fact that the actua! cause
was of course one ar another kind of in
lection. Aside from this faux pas Dr. Penn
ncrton certainly understands chronic arthritis.
and wouldn't mind having him try his hand
nj treating If had 1t.
He believes in The efficacy OF numerous
modes OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. certain forms
OF electric treatment. heat applied in various
WAYS. certain Internal medicines, in some cases
autogcnouS vaccine treatment. in some cases
removal OF discovcrahlc septic foci about the
;onsils, teeth. pclvis, colon and i'm some cases
carefully managed ductless gland thcrapy--
all because they increase oxidation in the
system, increase mctaholsm generally and
in the joints affected. Then In some cases Or.
I'cmbcrtOn finds that marked reduction in
dict--a diminished amount OF all kinds OF
foods. chiefly cutting down in the carbony-
drates which constitute some co per cent Of
our nutrition orjinarily--Rreatly aids tho
healing process in the affected joints ly les
SEEMING the normal ordinary load on
,netabollsm.