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to the prison gate and tears flooded
from his eyes.
Figures Still Increase
From other than Associated Press
sources it is reported that the audit
of Alexander & Baldwin's books show
that Guilds peculations are in excess
of a million dollars and the end has
not been reached yet
He concealed his speculations and
losses by telling brokers that the ac
counts were for clients of Alexander
& Baldwin, thus concealing also the
true reason for his using the checks
of the firm for the accounts he opened
He is said to have dealt with all of
the Honolulu brokerage concerns eX
cept two.
Other reports say that Guild went
wrong in Scotland, was assisted out
of his plight and sent to the West
Indies where he went wrong again be
fore coming to the Islands.
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Harding's Plans No
Longer Needed To
End Shortage Of Coal
ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-Chairman
Winslow of the house interstate com
merce committee announced today
that President Harding's plan for the
establishment of federal agency to
sell coal had been abandoned and that
the President acquiesced therein.
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Trains viii Resume
ASSOCIATED PRESS

ST PAUL. Aug. 29-The Northern
Pacific Railways announced that
twenty seven trains that were an
nuled a month ago in order to con-
serve fuel will be restored to their
respective runs tomorrow.
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Boy Scouts Start
On Fine Long Hike
Party Went To Olinda Yester-
day Morning, VIII Cross
Crater and Make Trip Home
On Ditch Trail

Hiking across the crater today is a
big body of Boy Scouts of America
who have won prominence in their
troops though their faithful duty there
Scout movement and five guests They
Scout movement five guests. They
left Wailuku for Olinda yesterday
morning in automobiles and from Olin-
da their hike started. Kindly friends
furnished the transportation up to the
real starting point and Haleakala
Ranch has furnished pack animals for
the party They spent last night at
the Crater Rest House.
Here are those who made up the
party:
| A. B. Brown, Troop committeeman
of Paia F. E. Langa, Scoutmaster.
Troop 6, Makawao; w. H. Hutton,
Executive.
| Tom and Russell Frazier Troop 4
| (Rotary Troop, Honolulu; Jack
/ Adams, Troop 4, (Rotary Troop, Ho-
nolulu; Frank Sommerfeld, Wailullu:
Chas. Jacobs, Hama and Hamakuapo;
ko; J. Hudson and C. Williams Of
Puunene.
Troop I, Paia .--.
Harold Brown, William Chalmers.
Troop 2, Puunene ...-
Fujiyashi.
Troop 8. WaiIuku
Takeo Furukawa, Robert Hart
Troop 4, kipahulu
John Lauren.
Troop 5, Lahaina
George Leong, Kosaka.
Troop 6, Makawao
Kuragi Towata, Louis de Costa.
Troop 7, Puunene
Rae Harry, S. Yamamoto, X Yama-
moto, Charles Ahue.
Troop 8, Hama
William Aknos.
Troop g, kahului
X Matsuada, T. Kuahara.
Troop 10, WaiIuku
H. Fugimoto.
Troop II, Hamakuapoko
Albert Correll, |. Onouyi.
Troop 12, Haiku
r. Matsushima, X. Nagihara.
Each camper was told he would
need one pair good strong shoes
(not new two pairs socks or stock
ings, one uniform or old suit, sweater
or coat, suit underwear, hat or cap,
ponchoor rubber coat, heavy blanket,
a shelter half Gf they have iD, tin
plate and tin cup, knife, fork, spoon,
tooth brush, comb, soap, towel, swim
ming trunks, Is feet small rope, can
teen if they have one (if not they will
be supplied and scout ak, a ready put
up sandwich lunch for the noon lunch
en- the first day.
They are travelling light and alb
solutely no extra baggage was allow
ed. There were six pack animals for
the loads.
Five scout officials including the eX-
ecutive accompany the scouts on the
trip and every precaution will be tax
en- to see that they are properly look
ed after The hike will be made in
easy stages, plenty of long stop overs
for rest.
First-aid outfit is taken along
Monday 2Sth-Left Wailuku in autos
8 a. m. Lunch at Olinda, supper on
top.
Tuesday, 29th-Breakfast on top.
Lunch at Bubble. Supper at Laiea.
Lower end Crater.
Wednesday 3Oth-Camp at Laiea
(Mr. Marciel from Kaupo will shoot
goats for the scouts supplyO
Thursday 31st-Leave for Kaupo
and Mr.. MarciePs place to Kipahulu.
Friday 1st- Kipahulu.
Saturday 2nd-Kipahulu, leave for
Hama in the afternoon.
Saturday night and Sunday at Hama.
|, Sunday 3rd to Ditch Trail House.
Monday 4th to Plunkett's at Keanae
Tuesday 5th to Kailua. Home by
truck on Wednesday morning.
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Strike Officials
Confess To Plans
Wrecking Trains
Arrests Made In Chicago Ex-
plain Accident On Michigan
Central Near Gary, Illinois
Last Week
ASSOCIATED PRESS,

CHICAGO, Aug 29--The police have
announced that confessions have been
received from the four men arrested
in connection with the wrecking of a
Michigan Central train at Gary. In
diana, on August 2Oth. The four men
We're declared to be striking shopmen
officials The police also announced
that they had unearthed plans of wide
spread sabotage plots.
Yesterday four of the nine men ar
rested admitted that they were strik-
ing shopmen one told of how the man
had loosened the rail which resulted
in ditching the express train and xii.
ing the engineer and fireman.
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ASSOCIATED TRESS)

DANVILLE, Ills, Aug. 29-An un-
successful attempt was made to blow
up the Chicago and Eastern Railroad
shops. Four bombs We're exploded
but broken windows were the only
damage
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FURTHER PREPARATIONS
ASSOCIATED PRESS,

ASSOCIATED PRESSb
BERLIN, Aug. 29-The German
Ministerial council decided to ac-
cept the invitation to send delegates
to Paris to attend the reparations
commission meeting on Wednesday.
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Asked TO Reconsider

ROODHOUSE, IL. Aug. 29-Vice-
President Titus has asked the Chicago
and Alton trainman, who yesterday
went out on strike in protest of work
ing in the presence of guards, to re-
consider their action, declaring that
conditions were not safe. The strike
will be ended tonight it was announc-
ed
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Board To Meet
ASSOCIATED pnESS)

NASNttlAlED IhESSl
CHICAGO, Aug, 2S-The United
States Railroad Labor Wage board be-
gan hearings today on the petition of
the maintendnCe-of-way men for an in
crease in their minimum hourly wage
from % cents TO 4S cents and a vir-
Wal demand for recognition of the
basic eight-hour day and time and one
half for overtime.
Six eastern railroads have refused
to recognize the union appeal on the
ground that the shopmen, including
some maintenance-of-way men, are
striking.
CHICAGO. Aug 29-President f. F.
Grabbe of the maintenance mems
union has telegraphed to President
Harding and to Senator Cummins, one
of the authors of the Transportation
Act, asking them TO present to con-
gress an amendment to the act making
it mandatory upon the Railroad Labor
Board to "enunciate principle for
the listing of wages"
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Figures Still Increase

to the prison gate and tears flooded
from his eyes.
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THIS WEEKS MAILS

THIS WEEKS MAILS
From the Coast: Friday. Ten
yO Maru.
To the Coast: Wednesday,
Manoa and Ventura. ~
From the Orient. Monday.
Marking.
To the Orient: Friday, Tenyo
Maru.
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WAlLUKU WEATHER

Rainfall O.03 inches.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
@ui6imstOu SiIfSOcrcin.

glm 5reitoe, Den "a. 3. DTS, miro
ole rearImGbige. 8eriommluug Oes
Silfs. Bereins obgeboltenl &ommt
ood ale bin, Die Sbr nod Elm Ser5
fir ole oIte 9eimat bobt. 8eibnndl
ten itebt Dor DER Siir. lleberal in Den
8ereinistenS tdaten tim lih ole 0eut
iheu 5uiammen uno bringeu Neib.
nadts.G pfer. Soaten Die Deutihen
@oibingtons ni6tS oereleiden tun
moIlen? Snbt Sbr feline Sohen nad
Deuti6lano 5lt ididen I'M Die Sci.
ben 0es barten WihterS 5u linoern2
8ergeBt 0as Anerbieten oes RorO.
oeutihen 2Iopos nid)t, 2%iebesauben
rel nod DeutihIano 81 beforOern.
Ner gloubt, OoB bel Dem Silfsperf
0es Central. 9omitees in geeip 9orf 5u
piel @elo fir Iusloeen uto @ebGIter
Dertponot meroen, Dem molen mir
8ribot. N0reiien geben, oenen iie ga.
ben an @eIo uno 8ooren geben ton.
men. gs eiebt tonienoe bon @oi.
ienbduiern, 2ronfenonItaIteu mo
oergleiden, ole nidt piiien, pie iie
our6 Den @inter fommen ioaen.
aommt oae uno belft ben ormen &in.
bern 0rouBen 81 einem frobliden
@eibnnhtenI @.5.&.
q. S.-5nltct cndD OaS Dor Nn9cn:
l.. 0ellti6lonos @rnte bat nllr elm
Drittel oes normalen @rtroeeS &c.
Iiefert.
2. 3ebntouienoe bon Oeutid) Nine.
rifanern boben in 6ieiem CONNER ge.
bolfen, Die fnoppen oriiben porbon
oenen 8crrGte on 2ebensmitteln oui
5u5ebren.
3. Bel Dem beutiaen Stau0e ser
@obrung lit Die oeiitihe Gegierunq
auBeriton0e, oos, mas Die Srem
3 perSebrt baben 0urd Antdufc
I'M MiiSlanoe 3u erieten.
A. Sun0erttouienoe meroen oerbun.
aern, o6er onerifouilde 2iebesgober
fonnen 3ebntauien0e retten.
s.. WeI6 at idlifcn lit slucflOs, neil
nidt genilgeno 2ebensmittel i'm 2urt
De porbanoen iino. nm fiir ale 81 rel
hen. 8us elmer fmlft. muB Den
nGdSten norentbolten bleiben.
G.. Shidt 2ebensmitteI uni
ididt iie iofort.
Tre ~sIiiteH fir 9ic6csga6cn fms
beim SiIfsberein 5li baben uno mer.
Den Berionen Ole oarum bitten fire
ourd Die BoIt 5ugeianot.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
@tnae{ono t.
Mertes &onrn0I

MerteS Soltrnall
gu bait in 0einer lebten Summer
elm @ineeinn0t iiber Die Snteaigen0
Oes Oelttl6tums gebradt, oen id en-
Gcntli6 gar nidt Oerltebe. Dieter
&err iagt uns, Dab Der Goncoro &flb
Die olte SGiger6unobole lit, 314 s
StraBe %. @. @ie pieIe MnteiIi1ei-
ne bat ser intelligence Serr oil oielem
&nuie2. 9at er audi cine Mitglie0S-
farte? - @eraoe oas &iidgrat mar
lebr gut pertreten. ga lit in erIter
2inie nnler @err Mtortin @iegono,
6err Soffmam uip. 9ie lin0 oas
Giidgrat. Damn lino beim 8oooor
Elm 0ubeno Der beiten Srolen bertre-
ten gemeien; 0ieie geboren aud gu
Dem &iidgrat. IS naren laltter quite,
intelligence Srauen. gltb Ser Ser
mania MdnnerAor uno biele anoere
naren Oa.
0ieies aleS por leoo1 niht meine
Nbitht 81 i6reiben. Sd moute eln-
mol iiber 0os om 3. DECEMBER itatt-
finoenoe Gbeater ettpns iugen. @n
Dem 9lbeuo boffe id, oos gan8e &iid-
grao bonn Goncoro&Iub 8u ieben, audi
Die S.nteIligen3. Soffentlih ba-
ben oieienigen Die ieoesmal etfpas 5u
fifen baden, mcnn ser Concord &lllb
ein 8ergnii9en gab uno @intrittsael0
berlongte, beim 8a5ar geieben mas
Der Concord &Iu6 leilten fam uno
0as ser &lli6 iagen fonn mir boben
nit unierer 0amen-S eftion @roBes
aeleiitet in Ben 5mei Sabren, uno
Sdonoe iiber ieOen 9eutlden, ser
iih Dem Concord &lub nibt anqe-
idloiIen bat.
9as an 3. 9e8ember Itattfinoenoe
9euti6e Gbeatsr miro zines Ser beIten
Iein, meldes ie gegeben tpitroe. Sei6
ale 3uqegerL oeln oo0ur6 f0nnt ibr
am 8eiten utiere &iinltler ebren fir
oie biele Miibe un0 3eit, Die tie oaran
penoen, Inn ms einen bergniigten
Abeno 3u beri6affen. &err Sanne-
mann al ser Spite arbeitet idon felt
@oden unermiiOlid- gum Stiftungs-
felt Der 0amcnieftion am II. Decent
Der Ieit ibr ale ber3lihit eineelooen.
anl6Blid beS am 3. DECEMBER Itatt.
finoen0en 3~beatera6enos miiIfen mir
nnIere &eriammluig am nGhIten
Sonntag a6balten, in mel6er aud
geamteniuabl irattfinhen miro; bite
redt 5ablrei6 81 eri6einen.
Bauline @oItber.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
NuS Der Stabt.

-Sm 9llter bon Is Sobren Der
itorb ploBlid am 0ienstog, ben Ia.
8. Wlts., i'm George 8aibington so.
ipitol Seinrid Slit. Sobn BON o.
0olpb mo 5rieon 5ilis. Ole 8eeroi.
9uug fonO lebten 6reitas itatt. Serr
AooIpb Slit lit Der 5oreman in q.
Autb's ShlGhterei.
Su poaiter Riiitigfeit uno @e.
iunobeit f~eierte 5rau Anno Barbara
Wleininger, m%obnbaft in Gr. 1920 8.
Ctr. y. g., am Ieeten Sonntog int
areiie ibrer 5amilie ibren 6S. @e.
burtstag. Wfit Der Iusnobme zines
@nfeIiobnes, 5ranf q. 8urfe, peIfer
10 auf elmer Shulc bel Baltimore
beiinoet, mar Die eon5e 5omiIie an.
peien0. 0oh0em @liidiUiinihe bon
aaen oorgebraht unO pieIe unO inert.
pole @eihenfe Der Subilarin gegeben
Darert, lebte man iiM 3llr moblbeltea.
ten Soiel = melde nit 5pei prdhtt.
gen glttmenitr1uben, Hoien un0
Gbriiantbemums, iouie einem. bon
Den Gohtern 0eS @eburtStagsfin0es
9ebadenem m1htigem Sudden ae.
i6miidt mar, nie0er. 0oh Der WabI.
5eit pergniigte man iif NIT Muiit
mo n%llerlei Spielen bis Ip1t in ole
ytadt binein. Inueien6 maren. Serr
SobnDaeinineer. 6rau Gbriitine Dur.
te, 6reO. ". Weininger uuO Grau 9c.
leite, hilbert =. Nleininger uno 5roi
Hobeno uno 9inoer, @era, Barbara,
@briitine, 0aris unO Sobn; Serr 4l.
bert w. Briggs uuo 6rau @liinbetb
mo &iuoer @liiobetb uno Barbara;
George 6. Mieininger II. 5rau 8eiIie
9. aIs @dite moren aufpeien0: Sri.
Belle Sbam mo Serr Sobn geii.
6rau Meininger lit am 10. 9opem.
Der 1854 81 WtiibIbeim a. Moin, Sel.
ems armlta0t, geboren.
Cine aus 0eutidIano bierleIbit
mgefommefie 6rou bat pieIerIei
Observation-Disclosures biligit 81
oerfauien. Il. a. ouh 2einen. grotat,
%5orbGnge, Siih.. gett. uno 9eibiu1,
he uiu. Won erfunOige lih in Den
8oibinqton 8arrnds. 0uorters 3la.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
Die Wei6cn.
Gomin 3epoel, @aibington, 9. 6.

Sn @aibington, Ser i6onen Staot,
$50 man mas lit, penn man mas bat,
Qo gibt es &ei6e ionoer 8obL
Sir iie it's 2eben feline Dual.
SpGt lteb'n tie auf aus iparmem 9ett
I'm balber 8ebn-iit oas niht nett9
Gum 6riibitiid gibt es 2ederbiiien
Serpiert BONG Observation-Disclosures,
8iel 3eit erforoert Damn Soilette,
0ie 3ofen eifern I'M Die 8ette,
llno ment es Iiet-oaS i6one Gleio,
Dnun it's ldon beinab M~ittaes6eit.
Shon itebt BORN Cor Die 2imoiine,-
Der SEER Chauffeur nit ltoI6erMtiene
Gin iteiet map nit gemeiinemS dritte
uno moht mand formlide @iiite.
0es @lbenos iibt man bohfeuoal
8eim feitIid berridaftliden WlobL
lln0 lobt it'd oil 2itor uno 8ein =
Ged)t ipdt crit i6lummert ianft man
elm.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
SaI 6es Meteer.% crbanSes
HUcal gr. 1893.

Der 5weite, groBe j1brlide 9aa oes
bieiigcn Mebger.@el bonoes, 2ocol
Nr. 1893, finoet om W3ithpoh, oen 30.
Nobember, oben0s $50 llbr, i'm Con.
corO &lubbauie, 314 6 StraBe 0.8.
ltatt. 8ie i'm lebten Sabre 10 meroen
aud beuer tbie6er sic Mebger ibrc
6rennoe nit 6reiIund bcpirten. III
anoern 8orten, es miro 81 @iien ge.
ben 10 bieI mie ieoer beroauen fam,
free Of horge~. AQen geIuuern,
oh lung ooer oft, miro Elm bergniigtcr
uno froblider Mbeno qorantiert.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
@ilhelm GnnD, nencr Oentlder
HeidsfanSler.

BUR 9llouug zines neuenaabinetts
in 0eutidlono muroe tom 8r1iioen.
ten ebert SEER 8iIbelm Guno bon
Der Sambura. Nmerito -2inie beauf.
trogt. Serr Guno bat oieie @ufga.
be iibernommen un0 lit oomit Mini.
iterprGiioent utto &eidsfansIer ae.
moroen.. Ole neuen Gobinettsmitalie.
Der meroeu crit bellts ODER moraerl
enOgiiltig geDdbIt woroen iein. Die
0eutlhe8olfSportei miro BARN pertre.
ten lein, nibt oie So3ialOemofraten
Guno aeoenft aus Der alien &egier.
una Ole Staatsminiiter Sermes,
@rouns, beiOe bonn Centrum, uno
@eBler uno @roener mitberiiber5ui
nebmen. Die neue Reeierung miro
einen ihmeren Ston0 boben. Ole
oelttihe Iolfspartei genieBt oos Ser.
tralen ees Muslonoes meniger ais
OaS bel &ot3ler 8irtb ser 5aa mar.
Sdon nebmen oie 6roneoien unO Oie
GnqlGnoer aneelidts Der fommenoer
9riiIieler &onferen5, cine oroben0C
SoItung oil. Mon reject pieOer bon
Der 4nneftion Der Hbeinlonoe ourd
5ronfreih. Die oeiitihen So5ioloe.
mofraten meroen Guno Die 2uft nod
beiBer modenl @ir hoffen cher, Oof
groBe &onflifte bermieoen per0en
Nieman0 fennt Die 3ufunft.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
ecntidcs Sbeater i'm GOneorO Stub.
nm Spnntaa, 3. December.

Sm Minterprogranm 0es CONCORD
ltlubs linO aud mebrere oeutibe Gbe-
..erabenoe poreemerft. 9er erite Der.
tIben ilnoet am 3. DECEMBER itott.
mel @inGfter, betitelt aQas 2ouo-
bolts al Der 9eerltraBe" uno n9apos
4benteuer~ meroen ilber Die Bretter
Jeben. @ie uniere perebrten 2eier
aus Dem Snieratenteil erleben, lebt
ii6 Die Spielertruppe aus ben uns
dion ieit ben lesten beioen Sabren
riibmlihlt befannten A%mateureu jill.
iommen. 0a3u fommen nod mebrere
nelie &rdfte, wel6e on beiagtem u.
BEND gum erlten Wtale bierlelblt ouf-
treten. User freute lid nift ieoeSmal
nah 8erlouf zines oeutiden Tbeoter-
abenos I'M lebten Sabre, moielbit man
lid aus 2elbesfr1iten nal ausloben
follnte. 80 ioa es aud oieies DIAL
mieoer iein. Die Sbeoteripieler ba.
ben ouf Wunih oes allgemeinen Yu-
blitumS mieoerum tiihtig geiibt, un0
8por nelte Stilde, uno erporten oes.
balb elm Qepadt POLES 9ous. Nle
Srepn0e un0 @onner Der oeutlden
5prahe uno oeS Concord aIltbs lino
ber6lidlt cingelaoen oil Oielem Sbea.
terubenO gegeniuGrtig 5u iein.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
@fngefon6t t.

8oibington .. g., 20. g1op. 80
Sebr geebrter Serr 8infler:
SnfoIge 0es Nufrufs in Sbren
Journal betreffs SiIfe fir 9aItol
S~reitbalipt modtcn mir einen fleiner
9eitrag fir Oie unteritiisune ieines
ltnternebmens gebeu mo legen elmer
SIDED BON $40 bel. Slim Dollar Dor
6rou Sd unO fiilif Collar bon 6rnl
2otto.
Sn Ser Softnune, 0oB oie oringen
Sc Bite Oes Serrn 8aitcrs erbori
unO guten @rfola bat. berbIeibe ID
Sodnhtungsboait
Wtargaret Sd.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
Gum nGinseianOt" elm @itslicS Ocs
Concord Stubs.

Sic uuoanfborer @enoiie, Sie lino
elm Mitglieo zines &lubS, Ser einen
8a3oar beronltdltete, Inn oie SdllO
oes Stubs 81 erleidtern, cine 8itte
I'M 9iilfe ergeben IieB on oae, sic
miaig maren, Sbre @roiden Dem
gtten 2med 81 opferit. llno troB oes
grten Grfolges, Der mie beridtet miro
in einer Summe BON beinobe $1400
bcitebt beballpten Sic, es mar nllr
SAmomm Die oa famen INN ibre Gro.
ihen ous5ugeben. IS n1re gut fir
Sic, oas olte Spridmort at erlernen
D@inem gelhenften @oll gudt man
nidt ms MauI.@ SD lelbit nitt elm
Wfitglie0 0es &lubs, aud ni6t elm
2(riitofrnt, aber elm gutter uno edter
Tetltihar, meilte NIT meinen 5relin.
Den fiir 5lpei Abenoe I'M @o5oor, un6
II ale gaben unler S1erfIein reid.
lid, mir iragten niht, iper oa mar,
mir famcn Inn gu belfen. IS ge6iemt
Sbnen gar ni6t, Sdmub sorf Sic 81
merfen1 Die gebolfen boben, Den 8a.
8aar erfolgreid 81 MAIDEN.
aueuit S. @oaer.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
S'Sa, ia Die &eiden bnben's gut,
aein 8unoer, 0aB iie pohlgemutl
Nle SOrten friides TIeiid!
Grite GnalitGt, BEL
SnebIers,
36-45 &iges Mnrfet, Main 352.
9enti@er @lO6etrotter IpridDt n
nniercr 3eitnna npr.

Gin niht allt1gIi6er @alt ~Itattete
am Weittpod Wforgen rnierer Heoaf-
ton einen 8elit6 ab. Scrr Sermann
@pert, Der MN i6on einige 5pan3ia
Sabre ais @eItenreiienoer" reiIt uno
ieinen unO leiner Samilie llntergoIt
0urd Sen &eyfalf bon ielbItgemalten
8il0ern beltreitet. @ermonn Gmert
lit Elm 8remer &ino. Sem Sang nod)
abenteuern trieb i'm ihon friib ans
leil1er Seimat in Die peite 8elt hin.
aus uno fiibrte i'm nod oaer Ser
rem 20noer. Selite fam ii6 ser Serr
in adt Spra6en peritGnoigen. Seine
critic Geiic nobm 8lpan5ig Sabre in
Nniprlld. gr lebt in Mobile, MIo.
bama un0 fonmt iebt bon 9oltimo.
re. @r matt aud groBe 8iloer, Die
er 0eutlhen Gereinen foitenlos fir
cine 8erIooiung gum @eiten ser be.
%or1ngten 2anOslellte in ser olten
Seimat 5iir Serfii9iung Itelt. Bon
bier gebt oie &eiie nod Merifo, 3en-
trail lno Siioamerifa. RGhiten
CONNER geOenft er in Mlasfo 81 lein.
bon mo- er ip einem ielbitee3immertcn
@otte ourh Die 8eringltroBe nad ser
aiiatiiden Siiite fabrcn miro. Serr
emert, Der bereits so Sabre alt lit,
lit cine friife uno itraffe grldeinung
unO bintcrlieB bel inns einen guten
@inorud. Sn ieiner 9eeleitung lino
feline orei Sobne un0 Sraii.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
8rOher Sang nnS
Yreisfencln.

8ie nniere 2eier aus Dem Sniero.
tenteil eriebeu, lit an 5amStae, oen
2. DECEMBER 3. S, qroBer Ean3 Der.
bnnoen nit Sreisfegeln inn @ermonio
Wfonnerdor. DoS &egeln beeinnt
nm punt s llbr. Ser Gang nm $50.
Die bielcn Sreunoe Oes @ermoniu
Waonnerdors iino ber3IidIt einqeIa.
Den. Gin bergniigter 9lbeno miro al.
len gnrnntiert.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
GOncOrb SIND 0amcnpcrein.

anIGBlid 6es am 3. DECEMBER 5.
$. itottfinoenOen oeutiden Gbeoters
gum 9eiten 0es Concord &Iubs fin.
bet Die Seriammlung Ser 0amenief.
ton idon am Sonntog, Den 26. 8
3D., abenOs s llbr itott. Ole Mitglie.
Der iino freunolidit eriu6t. 3ablreid
anpeieno 81 iein. GA oos am II. 0e.
3ember Itattfinoen0e Stiftungsfci
Dor DER Eiire ltebt nno oie@eibnodts.
feier belbroben perocn loG.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
%~eriammlnng Der MiteLeScr Scs
%ebcmaligen OentidDcn Gentral.
berb0nOes.

9ie MiteIieoer oes ebemoIiacn
oeutiden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perioml
meln lid am 0ienstag Mbeno. Sen
%. D. .Wts., i'm Concord alublooIc
314 6 StroBe Noromelt. 0er>Gor.
itano bittet ale 8eteiIigten piinftlid
uno oablreih anpeieno 81 fem.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24

81 Oef., bonn 6. 0obember ob t0S
Naf., 1 Str. aartotfeIn 750 @lf. uno
oieIe 9reiie Iteigen ipriingboft meiter.
User oie @erb6ltniiie in DeutIdlono
Dor Oem &riege uno Die oamoIigen
2ebensmitteIpreiie fennt, miro ermei.
len f0nuen, pie groB Die Scot in I'M.
Ierer olten @eimat lit. @ir limo germ
bereit, Die llebermittlung meiterer
SpenOen 5u iibernebmen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
Spr naerle nnO Nnnies YlGtlc,
Srndt- nnO Bomb Safe,
Snlins &oicnfelS,
StanO Sc, Nrca6c Marfet.
@erein @ahern.

Die iGbrIi6e General eriamm.
lung uno @cantenpabI oes 8ereins
8apern fin0et am Montag, Den 4.
0e5ember in Sammels Saae. 922
So. g(be., q. SO. itatt. gs lit Iebr err
miinidt, oaB ale MiteIieoer ou Die.
ier 8%erpmmIung eri9einen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24
Disqualification $153O.50

PIN Montoe Abeno beriammelten
i'd Die WtitgIieoer oes 8a5aor-&omi.
ties 5lr cnogiiltigen Abrednung. gsad
Mbaug a1er llnfoIten oerbleibt elm
lleberihuB bon $t530.50. 3a5u
fommen aud nod Die o~lisitebenoen
@eloer fir @intrittsfarten per oIio
nod niAt fir feline 9arten beonbIt
bat, Der idiebe OoS niAt ouf oic
LANCE 8onf, ionoern ienoe ieinen 8e.
trag umgebeno Elm. Ger @crfouf ser
@utomobiIlooie moht quite 6ortihrit
te. IS iino nod ungef1br 30 Bidder
unter5ubringen, mo nle 5ren0e oea
SIubs iinO gebeteu, beim &oriiser.
Serrn aorI Seurid. fir oiele Bidder
nad6ufroeen. gs lit Der @unlh 0es
SomiteS, oosNlto bel oer@eibnohts
feier, melde am 81. 9e5ember ltott
finoet, al %berIooien. Alio BELT ole
nit, oob bis oobin oie Nlimmern al.
le n~erfolift iino.
Pin 9aoraeidenfen eingen gum De
item oes 8o5aarS fir Den Concord,
Stub elm bon:
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24

uno @uslanoer gegen sic @runoidbe
oes &edts uno Ser Sreibeit, mie lit
ourh oie gerfofiuna Ser 8ereinieten
Staaten uno ourd ieoes &edt Der
8ernunft e~em6brleiftet fino. Strenge
MaBregeln gegen fie iino notipenoie
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24

SefefrGnse, Strcniclfndcn, Sale
taden, Snflnp, nIiu., mad Sentider
Writ, SamStaes, Z ltbr mursenS an,
Smlins &uienfelS,
Stan6 5-6, IreaSe Martet.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-24

3eitungsleftiire lit fir biele MiGi-
pren bon uns Die t6nli9e, oft ein8ige,
'eiuige Nabrung. 9as beflagte fiir8-
Iioi nit &edt 6. SO .Some in Ser Ab-
teiluag fir uSournalismus" Der
9eortbpeitern rniberfitD in gbicagr
uao fragte li4: 8el9e Mnregung uno