davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
FLOW bullion
Continues TO
enrich WORLD
Four Big Mills Came Close to
Furnishing Third of Mil.
lion in Is Days
CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING
Greater Activity Is Expected
During Next Few Months in
Various Sections

Bullion shipment made during the
past week from the four big mills of
tho district was we'll within keep
ing with that of the past few Eonths
and ol'y goes to show that cur mines
still are possessed of millions in the
precious metals, that will eventually
be mined.
Reports from the larger properties
show large bodies of ere being op-
ened up with frequency while ship
ments received from outside points
being augmented from week t
week.
The Tonopah Belmont development
company took tho lead during the
week il the amount of bullion ship,
ped, the consignment consisting of
$4,000 ounces end having value Of
S104, 900 Heavy tonnages of ore were
oceived from the Red Top mine OF
the Silver Pick company at Gold
fled as well as from the North Star
and Midway. The sweeps plant is
now operating steadily and the earn
ing will be increased gradually from
this time forward during the sum-
mer and fall months.
Tonopah Belmont, In its official
report of operations for the week
ending Friday, July 7, is as follows:
900 level-Northwes crosscus 9006
is being extended in trachyte. In
termediate south crosscut off stope
910 has been discontinued temporar-
lily. Intermcdiste north crosscut off
stope go has also been temporarily
discontinued. Raise 102 off stope
9035 has connected with the level
above and will be used for mining
purposes. Raise 1O3 off of north
crosscut 917 is being put up for min
ing purposes.
1000 level-Raise 127 has been
started off stope 11S for the purpose
of mining the Mizpah Fault vein
"11OO level-East drift 11O17 has
been advanced on a foot and a halt
of mill ore Intermediate south cross.
cut off the intermediate east D.
off of raise 1875 is prospecting for
the downward extension of ore in
125 stope.
"1166 level-West drift, Western
vein is being extended on a foot Of
mill ore. South crosscut 40 has
been extended through the footwall
branch of the Belmont vein and stop
ing has been started.
1900 level-South crosscut 10 is
prospecting for the downward extcn.
sion OF the 1100S vein.
1900 level-Intermediate southeast
crosscut No. 3 has been discontinued
for the tims being
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
PASADENA TO HAVE
Y. W. {. A. HOME

PASADENA, July S.-Codtruction
of a new Y w C. A. gymnasium
and swimming pool to cost approx
mately $4,000, is under way as the
second step in a three-unit building
program recently undertaken ~ the
Y. w. C. A. of Pasadena A new
administration is practically COM
pleted and will be ready for oc.
cupancy August l, while the third
unit IL to be an S0-rOOm dOrmitOry.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
SENATOR LODGE HAS
OPPONENT AT LAST

BOSTON, July s. - Sherman L.
Whipple announced today he was a
candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for United States senator to
contest the reelection of Senator
Lodge. William A. CASTOR had pre-.
ivously announced his candidacy for
the democratic nomination. Senator
Lodge represents in the senate the
power of organized money interests.
said Mr.. Whipple
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
NARCOTICS ORDERED
TO LEAVE DISTRICT

Two undesirable characters, known
as "B,ackie" and Ruff" suspected
of peddling narcotics to the habitues
in the lower part of town, were given
their walking papers yesterday by
Chief of Police o. H. Smith. Chief
Smith made it plain to the two men
that their presence would no long
er be tolerated here and If they were
found in Tonopah after this morning
they would be compelled to face "a
charge of vagrancy. They prom
ised to decamp.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
AMERICANS SECRETLY MURDERED IN ASIA MINOR
1ChOObOV Rescued as He Was About Be Burned at Stake
CLOSING OF STREET
BEFORE COUNTY DADS

At a meeting of the county com
missioners yesterday afternoon, sit
ting as town board, a petition was
received from a number of people
residing on University street in
the vicinity of the high school
building, recommending the closing
Of a portion of the street during the
period that the building is being
enlarged. The matter was referred
to the district attorney for a legal
opinion regarding the matter.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

ers sounded the death kneel Of the
razor-back'
There is every indication that the
ra2or-back will soon be extinct. Flori-
dians have said his backbone formed
an edge sharp enough to cut a fence
rail and many tourists believed the
old yarn that the hundreds of thou
sands Of pine tree on turnpentine
farms in the state, with the bark
Clipped off on two sides to a height
of several feet were damaged by the
razor-backs sharpening themselves
preparatory to cutting another fence
Snakes and alligators are rarely seen
outside of ZOOS and now the razor
back is passing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
MAHQNEY MUST
PAY With LIFE
FOR KILLING
Murdered Aged and Wealthy
Wife, Placed Body in Trunk,
Threw Same Into Lake

OLYMPIA, Wash July 8.-The con-
viction and sentence of death upon
James Ei Mahoney in the superior
court of King county for the muir
der OF his aged and wealthy wife,
Mrs James f Mahoney, was upheld
today by the supreme court, Ma
honey was accused of killing his
wife, placing the body in a trunk
and throwing it into Lake Washing.
ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
FRENCH WOMAN STILL
THE TENNIS CHAMPION

WIMBLEDON, Eng, July S.-Mlle.
Susanne Lenglen, of France, success
fully defended her title as worlds
women tennis champion by defeating
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, Amer
lean champion in the final round of
the international grass court tennis
tournament today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
IRISH SITUATION
STILL ALARMING

LONDON, July S.-Chief interest
in the Irish situation for the moment
centers in the operations in the
Blessington district, Is miles south
of Dublin. owing to the supposition
that DeValera> is with the irregulars
there.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

SACRAMENTO, July s. - Unior
men lere claimed gains of Zoe to
15O men over yesterday. The South.
ern Pacific said there were fewer
men on the job because of intimida.
tion.
Fruit shipments from the San Joa'
quin valley and other California cou1.
ties are moving at the rate of 100
to $50 cars daily, despite the GRIP
ping of the $2,OOO,OOO ice plant at
Roseville by strike employees, it was
announced here by E. L. Frary, nor.
thern representative of the Pacific
Fruit Express, who said so long as
no attempt is made to force the is
sue with the strikers at Roseyille,
there will be little delay. This state
ment followed the report by State
Labor Commissioner Mathewson, al
ter a conference with Sheriff Gum
and Distrist Attorney Lands al Au-
burn last night, that two appeals to
the governor yesterday wsr9 "un
called for"
Acting upon authority granted by
City Manager Seavey, Chief of Po-
lice McShane announced he would
add eight more officers to his de-
partment. He said he had men at
two entrances of the Southern Pa
cific shops along the river leTees and
at street corners near the shops. He
said he could handle any situation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
PORTLAND TO BUILD
THIRD WATER COURSE

PORTLAND, July S--Portland is
to construct third pipe line to
carry its city water from Bull Run
lake to the municipal water system
The line is to be 80 miles in length
and will cost about $S,OOO,O 600. Work
will be started next year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
PASSENGERS ORDERED
OFF SHIP CAUSE OF FIRE

HOBKKEN, N. j., July s. = Six
hundred and sixty passengers, booked
to depart today for Europe on the
steamer Nieuw Amsterdam, were or
dered off the ship this afternoon af-
ter firemen had failed to quench a
fire that had been burning in the
hold since 8 q N
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
SHOP WORKERS
PREPARE LONG
DRAWN BATTLE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway DiSCOntinueS ~
Local Trains

CHICAGO, July S.-With the dawn
of the second week of the shopmen's
strike, both sides prepared for an en-
during struggle. Chairman Hooper
of the labor board stood firmly in his
position that the. strikers had out
lawed themselves and B. NJ. Jewell,
head of the shop crafts unions, show.
ed no signs of changing his position.
IF the board has shut the door
on the strikers, the responsibility
will belong to the board said Mr..
Jewell. A few railroads reported
slowing up service due to the strike.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
GENERAL
TO START ACTION

WASHINGTON. July S-Advices
received by the department of justice
concerning disorders at various rail
road centers in the Middle West, re
suting in the interference with mails.
causing Acting Attorney General Goff
to begin preparation of a report on
the situation to be laid before Attor-
ney General Daugherty when he re.
turns to Washington tomorrow or
Monday
SLATER, Mo, July 81 X. Mar.
shall United States marshal for the
western district of Missouri and sew
en- deputies arrived here this after
noon and took charge of the strike
situation in the name of the United
States government, according to an
announcement by the marshal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

SACRAMr lTU July q. At:aut
Eeetch, secretary to Governor Ste
phens, telegraphed last night to
Sheriff Shay Of San B Bornardino, de-
claring the Barstow labor council
protested against the alleged en-
ployment Of Japanese mechanics as
strike breakers in the Santa Fe shops
at BaFstow Keetch wired the coun-
ell the situation was in the hands
OF the council and the sheriff.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
WORKERS CHASED
TO THEIR Home
IN SACRAMENTO
Many Personal Encounters
Take Place; Stribreakers
are Assaulted by Mob
POLICE REPORTED HELPLESS
Many Officers Held at Shop En-
frances by Infuriated Crowd
of Strikers

SACRAMENTO, July S.-Personal
encounters between strikers and mer
who tried to work in the Southern
Pacific shops became increasingly
numerous today The strikers and
sympathizers dragged the strike
breakers from the street car beat
them and told them to go home. The
police uptown were apparently 'un
able to handle the situation because
OF the large numbers of officers held
at the shop entrances.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

LOS ANGELES, July S.-Japanese
have always been employed in tae
Barstow shops of the Santa Fe, said
Assistant General Manager Brewer.
He said he had no knowledge Of any
additional Japanese employed since
the strike, but AIDED emphaticaliy eve
will employ anybody we can find to
do the work"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

LONDON, July 8.-The American
embassy officials said that while no
formal representations had been made
by the British government, looking
to the participation of the United
States in allied efforts to rehabilitate
Germany, the subject had been dis
cussed for some time in diplomatic
and other circles and hope was ex-
pressed the United States might be
induced to lend its support to the
project
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

ST. LOUIS, July S.-The Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railroad company
announced the dlscontinuance and
operation of AZ local trains in Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas,
"due to the physical impossibility of
getting locomotives in and out of
the round house, and fear of conse
quences that might result in an eff,
fort was made to employ workers
not affiliated with the union"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July S.-A eriti-
cal situation exists at Clinton this
afternoon following an outbreak be
tween striking shopment and import,
ed workers shortly after noon. and
the adjutant generals office has been
Informed by telephone that troops
were requested at once.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
GERMANY WANTS
MORATORIUM TO
RUN some Time
Experts to Appear Before Rep
aratiOns Commission and
Ask for Plenty Time
WANT U. S. TO PARTICIPATE
British Embassy Says no Over
lures Yet Made to This
Country Touching Matter

BERLIN July SIT was semi.of-
ficially announced this afternoon that
two German experts were going to
Paris today to ask the reparations
commission for a moratorium by
which Germany would be able to
spread her cash payments over a
long period.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-07-08
THE WEATHER

ToNlHT.-Falr and Cooler
SUNDAY-Fair
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01

nift nod, polte ibren ShulOidein
ourdaus nidt einl0ieu.
ginlt befano ii6 2ouis XIV. in
elmer groben @eloflemme, er be-
iGIoB alio, oe1t groBen 6inun3mann
8ouret 5u State gu 5ieben. Sic Be
1udJe Der Monorden bel ibren Son.
fiers bate nidt etrpa crit Hopoleon
III. in Die MoSe gebraht, ifon
Souls XIV. bate Samuel 9ernot,
Dem So6n zines Giiiters, 6eiuft,
uno nun 5ei6nete 2ouis XIV. Bout
ret our6 ieineu 9eiuf aus. Gieie
glus5eihuiin9 muBten Die 6inan5-
groBen immer Iebr tciter be5oblen.
Ser Yaoiaon Groir 6Ontdine, in
Dem 9ouret ieinen boben 8oit be-
pirtete, paro um Die Sltmme BON
bier Miaionen Grmer; Der Gonig
mar ebenio buI0reih, pie 8ouret en-
fenntlid mar. Inter Sen pielen
@naoen6epeilen, Die Der Goni9 Dem
gef1aigen @eIo9eber gewdbrte, mar
ali9 Die 8uinge, oaB er Die eiger'
iinnige @nuiiin oo5u 5pingen Dol'
tie, oos benuBte tpeiBe 8lott nit Der
ltnterifrift 9oitrets beraus5ugeben.
Sic Ioate ii1 nit elmer maBigen
@bfinOung begnitgen Oonit Iie ben
Sinan5monn nid)t in 8erpirrung
iette, geraoe iebt, 90 er Der Ooaen
&ube uno Snmmlitng be6urfte, Inn
Die beriuidelten @eI9angelegenbeiten
oes &onigs 81 or0ner.
SrG1lein @ouIiin marc zines Sa-
geS beborolid oufgeforoert, fir eli
nige 3eit in Die Bottle gu iiber'
Iie0elr, aaeroings mario lie in elmer
gei9loIienen Sdnfte oabin ii6er-
fiibrt, aIio immerbin genug glimpf-
lih uno ifonungslos bebanoelt. =
Babreno i6rer @bmeienbeit maro
Die 8obnung burfiudt, ibre
Sdr1nfe, &ommooen uno &oiIetten
puroen geoffnet, Biz man elm 9li-
bert nit ser Aufi9rift: n8ourets
S1ul311eIn" tar0. S1ele5 SurtIl'
Itiif woro beborbIi9 e%e0ffnet. Gos
ipeiBe 8latt ipor bereits ~ausgefiilt
unO fem SnboIt lautete: sd en-
besberfertigter berpflidte mid =
oie arnle @ouiiin Bis 81 ibrent
So6e 5u Iieben." - Dies mar aaes.
3tpei Sabr5ebnte ipGter bate
8ouret iein eon5es 8ermogen oer-
loren; er Itorb i'm S6ulogefdngnis
uno poro alf Soften ieiner @l1ubi-
ger ~beeraben.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
aamnOa iudjt sieOIcr.

Die &anaoier i6einen au glail-
ben, oaB MIR Sic nQerbelte @irt-
panoerung ien1als gut genug fir
oieie uauserIeiene~ Static inter @ot=
tes Some iein fonnte. sic led5en
nod mebr gintpnnoerung itets, mic
Der Siri6 mad frii9em 8olier, uno
iie f0nuten oieielbe audi iebr n0tig
sur @ntpidlung ibres ungebeuren
tpiloen 2a~nogebieteS gebrau9en.
Statt Oeiien ober i9l6gt man gu
glei9 Ser @inpanoerung mmer
mebr 3iiren Dor Der gtaie 5ul
SIM D~erfloHenen Sabre nobm
oie @inpanocrltng nibt nllr ni6t
gu, fon6ern ging our6 Die Gin.
i6rGnfuneen nod tpeiter 5uriid,
un0 babel min man oieIe 8eidrdn=
funsen no. idroffer MAIDEN uno
lteut 9iuge in Sidt, meI9e ieI6It
bon ben ~raoifalltcn omerifa.
ni6en Sremoenfein0cn nod ME
mails geforOert wor0en finO.
SIN 0omen Der iesigen fanaoi-
iden &egierlng fiin6igten Ser Wini.
tier bes Snnern unO Der Ginpanoe-
rung II. a. folgenOen intereiianten,
moblgepfefferten Giihen3ettcl an:
Die ear5e @inpanOerlng ion nuf
Oie Mderbauer bcidr6nft meroen:
anes iibrige lit nur fir Die Inae=
ieiienen.
&or oaem aber loa Die giutpal-
0erung unernaden Sun-
gen urto MGb1en, ans ben briti=
den Snieln uno 10 bis 20 Su6re
alt, oufgemuntert merOen. Man
nimmt gnGOig audi lanObouenoe
Oeulter1neniden bon I%onltpo on,
wenn man lie friegt.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
Halter mFmrr 3ltritan ldJaM-
iing.
9ommenSer @cbnrtstag eines Sci
itesrieien.

PVStNitH.
W2urde 2aien 0enfcn bielei1t,
nenn BON ser peitprcuBiihen Staot
Eborn oie HeOe lit, 5uo0rOcrit ODER
aar onsi6Iiebli6 all Die Sborner
Qebfuden, 5umal bcim Serannoben
Ser hol0en 8eibnadtstage.
God itrablen i'm &borner Stub
mesfron3 bieI gIdu8enOcrc 2eiitun.
gen uuo Romen felt Sabrbunoerten.
gls Ser groBte oieier Namen inner
balb ieiner Spbdre lit entidieoen
oerjenige BON 0itoloitS &opernifus
5u be5eidnen.
8aIo fpcr0en $50 Sabre ~berfIoiien
Iein, OoB oieier Sodelibwinger Der
Ociitiden @iiienidaft oos 2if)t Der
8elt crblidte; un0 IN nerI6ieoenen
&4nOern @uropnS uno Imerifas
ooer in en9eren &reiien iinO IAon
@orbereitungen I'M Gauge, 1928
Oas @reignis feitliG gu begeben, uil-
beirrt bon Der &riegs- gendpebe.
9ie rcbolutionGren @niHauuneen
BON 4opcrniflts iiber sic 8elt- uno
SternenfunOe entpidelten ii6 in
Dem groBen 9enfer idon iebr friib
aus elmer tiefcn ltn8ufrieoenbeit
nit Ser oltCn BtoIomdii6en 8eItarl-
ibauung. llno inmitten zines ltrt-
getpobnlid reidbaItieen ionItigen
2ebens fano er nod 3eit geniie oo-
fir, elm gon5 neues Spitem Der
MItronomie o1ls5uarbeiten, ourh
oeiien Mnerfennung sic AniiGten
iiber sic Steaung oes Menifen i'm
@eltaa bon @run6 aits ulngetpnil.
oelt puroen ODER nit ser 3eit per-
ben muBten.
AnfGngIi9 - unbei6ooet oes 70,
fortigen .9lGtungs-@rfolees" bel
bieIen = pur0en &opernifus' @nt-
6edungen bon anoeren MIR ols SD-
potbeien o6er beoin9ungsipeiie 3i-
Idiii9e 8bontoiien eingei66st,
aber ipdter bat Die Na1pelt Dem
@nOenfen oes groBen uno mutigen
9enfers oas poGe MoB Der @bren
5iterfannt, melde inn ldneIt sic
Mitmelt iduloig getpeien tp6re.
Seine Soteritaot Sborrt, an ser
8eiAlel, bat iest alt9 oen @runo-
bau elmer offentli6en 8ibliotbef &C.
legt, Die ibm getpeibt miro.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
adD tttnk TdJmGrtm.
Cine tuabre @efdidte. @Om Maraa.

@s mar mein felter @nti6luB ge-
tpelen: ME pieoer pollte i1 nit Dem
@eridt ettpa8 5r tun baben. Meine
Inii9ten iiber 6ieie %Snltitution itan-
ben felt ieit beinabe atpanaig Sabrer,
Oo6 0as gebort nidt bierber, lit
audi fir bieie @eidihte b0aig be-
langlos.
@lIo, tpie geiogt, mein Dgeie pie-
Der" lolte unerI6iitterIid iein.
Modten Diebe meme 8ohnnng
pliinoern ODER mir Die 8erIiderungs-
geIeaifoft nod einem 8ron6e MIR
ben 5ebnten Teil oes en~t1tanoenen
S9aoens nereiiten ipouen, i'd ipar
gepilt, ieoen gerluit, ieoes unredt
al trogen, pern es mid MIR Dor Dem
gri1einen Dor Der @0ttin nit Ben
nerbun0enen 4ugen betpabrte.
@ber, pie iagt bod unier GROCER
Oidter? SIS fam Der 8eite ni6t
in Grieoen leben", no uim.
Mein Sreuno mar elm 8etperber
geipeiep. Satte mid beirnten Wouen.
SD bate iebo1 ni9t Die minoeIte
@biidt in gleider 9fidtung eeipiirt.
@us ben beridieoeniten @riinoen!
@ritens tponte i9 iberbaupt ni6t
nieoer beirnten. 3meitens, tuenn i6
l6on mieoer ~eebeiratet bate, Wdrc
er Der 2este getpeien, arf ben meme
8abl gefaaen ipdre.
Srot Dieler fleinen Meinungsper-
id)ieoenbeit bIieb ODER pielmebr muir
De er mein Sreuno!
Seoe Srau laiie ii6 geiagt iein: 81,
groBtc GrauenfunIt beitebt onrin,
ben abgewieienen 8eperber als
Sreuno iid au erbalten. Grit penn
ibr oas gelinet, erpeiit tie iid ais
Meiiterin in Spiel nit Mdnnerber-
gen.
@ie angenebm uno niisli6 lit bod
elm Sreuno! @r lit elm geiddtter
9egIeiter ms 9onSert nher Gbeater-
gr beiorst Die Gr5eueniiie Der neite.
item 2iteratiir. or fommt our See
ltlunoe in Der O6mmerung, tper1r es
nod 81 friib gum 2ihtan5iinoen it,
uno pertreibt Die @riuen uno 2onge-
ncile, n1breno in ieiner 9uloigung,
Die iie nidt mebr in 8orte 81 flei-
oen tpagt, elm pridelnoes 8epuBt.
lein liegt. Bon Ma6t. Son 81n-
oigung. Sddrflte uno befrieoigen0-
Ite aner @eiberfiinIte!
Meinem Sreun0 mar aber ni6t 5u
belfen. CT mar uno blieb anOerer
Meinung ols id iiber oas, tpas linn
gut nno heilbringeno lei.
Gines Cages par er ooa nerbei-
ratet. Mit elmer anoeren. uno oa
mar oenn aud MIR 81 balo oas I'm.
gliid On.
gr ipollte iema1o baben, Der Die
Iaipinenbaft aniduellenben Iusga-
ben oes Yerionals iibermadte. Ser
oafiir iorgte, Dab er beim Nahbauie.
fommen Elm einieermnBen 5ubereite.
tcs glien uno elm Eaar ipatme Mor.
genI1ube porfano. @onte cine NIT
lei6ige Seele bnbcn, Die ibm Die
Gtriimpfe itopfte unO ie nod 8eoarf
! inn gcgen ieir, fleinen 2eioen
obenos einen iparmen ODER einen fal.
ten llmi6lag madte. l1no iie2 8as
iic polite, bat tie mir ME 10 red)t
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
Sin neucs Seleudtangsigitcm fir
NiiBnenbilScr.

Ger te6nii6e 0ireJtor Der Ores
oener Staotsoper, A)tar SaIieit, bat
IN @erein nit elmer 9erlincr Be
.eudtungsfirma ein nclic5 9cleudy-
.llngsipltcm fir Die 9iihne gel9af-
len, Oeiien @runolage, ME i'm
.SeQmeg" 6erid)tet miro. oie Sunni
lopbore (2elihtfar6en) 6iloen, Die
ourf Die befannten nltraoioletten
5tra6len gum 2eudjten ge6radt
tueroen. @s miro 0a0urd erreiht,
oab Bel 0eforationen, &oitiinlen,
56minfen uim. MIR ~oieienigen
5teuen in Sarben auilenhten, Die
nit elmer b~eionOercn SubitanS i'm.
)rGgnicrt iino unO bic ban beionoe.
rem 2ihtItroblcn ~gctroifen meroen.
Nieie nit luminopDoren Slt6ltan5en
bergeIteuten 9eforationsliiide, 2o-
thine uip. per6noern iHr Ausieben
Ourd llmidaltung ser p~ertorgen
gebaltcnen 2iftquelle llno MAIDEN
es moglih. Dab oui %offcner Sscne
cine @intcrlanOidaft in cine Som.
merlonoidait. Elm blaueS &leio in
Elm ro.es, Elm ilinges @clitt in elm
altes nerpanoelt miro. gel Ser Grit
~auffiibrung bon Yfibncrs Bale
trina" iou oicie @clcudtung nit
unIidt6aren Strablcn gum crltenmaI
angc.uenoet peroeu.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01

S mi er @ei66ftsn nj a n II.
2aufmnnn Geinen Sausar5t b%oritel.
leno): Limb Dies lit Serr 9oftor
S6ulae, mein @eiunobeitslieferant.
Eai6en6iebs S@It.
teIreim. &omm Der, mein Stnge.
aeig NAL oeine Singerl = Siibia
lang uno oiinu; ou oreblt nal felfe
Dingerl