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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27
REWARD OFFERED FOR
'MEANEsT PERSONS"

A reward Is being offered for the ar
rest and conviction of the meanest
person or persons in Pueblo Two
bicycles were stolen Wednesday night
from the biz. ie rack at the city "Y".
and the pes sons who stole them are
undoubtedly the mcnnest persons in
Pueblo" George White. Boys secre-
tAry asserts.
The bicycle is used by boys for pleas
ure. sport, business and in most cases
means of earning money. The boy who
gets UP before the stars go to bed, and
delivers HIS papers on his bicycle, does
~ TO earn his spending money. with
out the bicycle he is without money
from that source. and his pleasure and
sport derived from tho bicycle are also
deprived. and for thi. reason the thief
10 mean. according to White.
Benny Pingatore and Marshall Rose
we're the owners OF the two bicycie.
The thieves pried tho locks from the
wheels to obtain them.
A boys biclcle wns stolen from the
somer!id school yey;erday afternoon
while the owner Max Foster ssit
Fourth avenue was attending class
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27
Raymond Lowden Dies

Raymond D. Lowden, the 2-year-o
son Of Rev. and Mrs. r. D. Lowden
died yesterday morning at the family
home. 2ol4 Saint Clair avenue. He In
survived by his father and mother and
two sisters. Ruth and Wilda Lowden.
Funeral announcements will be made
later by tho United Davis-vorics un-
dertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27

Tony These. who has been somewhat
advertised as the man who was found
murdered and burned under a bridge
near Devine station on the Colorado
Kansas boulevard. telephoned to
friends here yesterday from Trinidad.
that he would be back in Pueblo today
or tomorrow.
The Chieftains theory that as he had
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-27

Children fne ribbed, fleeced Union Suits hgh
neck, Dutch neck, long and short sleeves, ankle
length
to years, regular 800; special. ..... .7Dt
Age to is, regular $1.5O; special ........ $50
Ladies' feeced Union Suits, high neck, long
sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length
regular $500, s225; all sizes; special. 81 40
Fine ribbed Union Suits, band top, tight knee;
regular $1.00; special, all sizes. $50
Ladies' fine, medium weight Union Suits, high
neck, long and no sleeves, ankle length; reg
ular $l.00; all sizes $50
Silk Lisle Union Suits, band and bodice top, tight
knee; pink and white, regular S2.25, $3.50;
special VI .SS
Misses knit Bloomers, small Sizes regular 5Oc
special .GSC
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
RADIO BOON TO
 LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS

According to George R. Putnam, commissioner of lighthouses, radio should be a great boon in relieving the lonely and monotonous life of the faithful keepers at isolated sta tions both on lightships and at light houses. The keepers of the Alaska lighthouses at the entrance to Der ing sea remain at their posts for three years at stretch; they have been without mail for ten months. At Tnlamook Rock light, on the Pa cific coast. bad weather has prevent ed direct communication with the shore for periods of seven weeks at a time. On the otrshore lightships supplies are received usually only once a month, and the tenders often work in remote localities. RelaXa- ton at these stations depends chief ly upon libraries furnished by the government and donated magazines w.th an occasional photograph pre- sented by thoughtful friend.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
Makes Rapid Head
 way
Add This Fact to Your Store of
 Knowledge

Kidney disease often advances so rapidly that many ! person is firm ly in its grasp before aware of it's progress. Prompt attention should be given the slightest symptom ot kidney disorder. It there is dull pain in the back. headaches. dizzy spells or a tired. vorn-out feeling, or if the kidney secretions are of fensiye. irregular a&d attended with pain. procure & goCd kidney remedy at once
 Thousands recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
 J. ". Holman, retired police judge. Richmond Ave, Dayton. Washington. says: Tt seemed as though every time I caught a cold it settled in my kidneys and caused lame back. At times when l had an attack I could hardly get out ot a chair because of the severe pains in the small of my back. The kid ney secretions passed too often and caused me to get up nights. sui fered from pains in the back of my head. too. Doau's Kidney Pills soon drove the pain out of my back and made my kidneys act like clock work"
 Price 6Ot. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a Kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that NIT. Holman had. Foster-Mu- burn Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
SHOOTS AT WIFE
JURY ACQUITs

Seattle, May 17.--John G. Aonge, q former A.E.F. captain, was charg- ed with attempting to shoot his wife. The attempt resulted in wounding a policeman and a woman. The jury which heard the case consisted of two men and ten women and was out forty minutes. They brought in a verdict of acquittal Alonge followed his wife from New York to this city and offered in his defence the fact that he had been she'll shocked. as well as the fact that his wife had spent eleven thousand dol lars of his money and then deserted him.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
SEATTLE PATROLS
 IN BIG CONSPIRACY

Seattle, May 1.-The treasury de- partment has barred what the de- partment declares is a gigantic con- spiracy to defraud the government out of custom duties, Two of the alleged conspirators. Captain E. c, Kroner, in charge of the harbor patrol boat and Victoria Bergman in charge of a patrol boat on another shift, are specifically charged which conspiracy These boats are under the control of the Seattle harbor de- partment, and the charge is that these men attempted to smuggle ashore a quantity of silk and sixteen Chinese dinner sets on Monday night. ..-...
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
REVENUE CUTTER BEAR
 SAILS FOR NORTH

Seattle, May 1.-The revenue cut ter Bear sailed last night for her annual trip to the north, going as far as Point BarrCw with supplies and mail. On this trip the Bear will take north ten white scotch collie dogs for breeding purposes. These collies are to form a nucleus for reindeer herding and their progeny will be presented to the natives for their use in caring for the deer. Commander Cochran is in charge of the Bear and will carry mail for Nome, St. Michael and other points along the coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS
 ARE BRIGHTER

Industrial skies are brightening throughout the middle west and eastern sections of the country, ac- cording to numerous reports re. ceived by the Presidents con'er- ference on unemployment. In the far west conditions have not been anywhere near as bad througout the winter as had beer anticipated last autumn. Many cities now announce that their employment work IS at an end because the need for 1t no longer exists.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
RUSSIA APPROVES
 HAGUE CONFERENCES

Genoa, May 17.-The SoYietS have sent a favorable reply to the Allied proposal for a conference at the Hague next month. This announce ment was made formally by Tchitch- erin.
 Another note has been sent to the United States urging the gov ernment to reconsider its refusal Co participate in the European discus sion of Russian affairs. The last note was sent by the heads of the Genoa conference today.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
JACK KELLER GOES
 IN FOR MULES

A consignment of a team of mules on the last boat, billed to Jack kel- Ter. is anording no little comment as to what line of activity this en- terprisiug young man is now pro posing to take up. It is not known whether the team is intended for transporting eggs from his henery to market or for use as pack mules for the A. B. trail or for some unknown or, as yet. uudisclosed placer dig g.ngs which Jack has under his hat and has not permitted his closest friends to get in on. Whatever the reason. the mules are there and conjecture is rife.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
MOTORsHIP OzNIO
RUNS ON REEF

Seattle, May 17.-The Northern Commercial company's motorship ozmo is bound frcu San Francisco to Seattle, where she will take on freight and cargo fer her trip to the Kuskokwim. She struck a reef on Cape Blanco, on the southern Ore gon coast, during the night. The crew took to the liteboats and at four this morning the vessel floated of the reef, but she was leaking badly and in a sinking condition, ac- cording to radio messages. The steamer Willamette is hastening to pick up the crew and to render any other aid which she may.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR U. s. LAND OFFICE
 at Juneau, Alaska
April 6. 1922.

ApTll Q, lsEE.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Ed- ward HnIenbrsnd, of Pleasant Camp via Haiues, Alaska, wIo, on March 6. 1922. made HE, No. O4O20, for lots 1. 2 and 3 sw l. NEH, Section I4, Township 2S S, Range 53B.. Copper River Meridian, has filed mo- tice of intention to make Swear Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before R. NJ. odell, notary public, at Haines, Alaska, on the 27th day of May, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: NJ. J. O'Connor, Of Haines, Alaska; John Cryerman. Of Haines, Alaska: J. II. Chisel, of Haines, Alaska; Ar thur Jennings, Of Haines, Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. 8. LAND OFFICE
 al Juneau, Alaska

April. IS, 1922
 NOTICE Is hereby given that Mi chael J. o'Connor, of Haines, Alas ka, who, on April l3, 1922, madt HE, No. O490S, for lots l and 2 Section IA; and lot l, Section 23 Township 30 S, Range 5S E., Cop per River Meridian, has filed notic= of intention to make three-year Proof, to establish claim 10 the land above described. before R. NJ
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
NORWICH WINS IN KENTUCKY

Louisville, May l5.-Moryich, the unbeaten. won the forty-eighth Ken lucky derby before one of the big gest crowds at this famed racing meet. Seventy thousand people gathered to witness the race. Nor vich led the field from the drop of the flag to the finish of the race The purse which the winner gained amounted to $46.775. Norwich won in each of the twelve starts which he made.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
SUPREME COURT PASSES
 ON ALASKAN CASE

Washington, May 17.-The case of the British Columbia Mills com pany. limited. against A. w. Myl- roie. owner of the barge Bangor, came from tie Supreme Court yes terday The upper court aftruis the ruling of the circuit court. accord ing to the opinion of the Admiralty and thus reyerses the ruling of the first district court of Alaska in the case.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
PkF SIDENT ADOPTS
DAYLjGi.r SAVING

Washington. May l7.-President Harding is adopting the daylight saving plan by beginning work one hour earlier. Congress and the su- preme court decline to change the large proportion Of the executive branch of the government 10 the daylight sayiuy plan dt the request of President Harding.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18

odel, al Haines, Alaska, on the 27th day of Nay, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: N. c. Hanson, of Haines, Alaska ChHs. Anyway, Of Haines, Alaska; Leon Ballard, of Haines, Alaska.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
LARGE 'PINPLES ALI OVER FACE
ltched and Burned, Caused Dis- fgurement. Cuticura Healed.

My face began to break out in pimPles and spots and itehed and burned all the time making me very uncomfortable. The pimples were large and red and festered, and were scattered all over my face, causing disigurement.
 "The trouble lasted about 8 ix months. l began using Cutieura Soap and Ointment, which gave instant relief, and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of cutieura Ointment was healed" " (Signed) Miss Doris D. Keyworth, lS40 Parker St., Berkeley, Calf
 Cudcura Soap 10 cleanse and pu- rify, Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal and Cusieura Tslcum to powder and perfume arc ideal for daily toilet purposes.
 sazpls EasA Frss sy NAn Address: "CutieurA Lab sralsEtsa psPt. \. Midland As, hass," Sold every uhere. Soap2se Ointment s and Soc- Talcum 25e. EE Cutieura SOnp slaves without mug.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18

Popular Fiction at Popular Prices
 A large list of the very latest hit on the Edison bercols cylinder have been received by Kellers auo may be heard at any time.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
GREECE HAS NEW CABINET

Atehns. May IA new cabinet has been formed by Nicholas States to succeed that headed by Gou- naris. who has resigned.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18

To Cure Cold in One Day
 Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-18
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PEACE AND SAFETY:-Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace. whose mind is stayed on thee: be- cause he trusteth in thee.-Isaiah 26:s.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

Die finon5ieaen lin0 mirti6oftli6.
Ell g[lisfihten fir Dos oeittide Heih
i'm Sabre 1922 iino iebr idIedte. Sn
Oertihen 6inun5freiien ieIbit bat
man fein 8ertrouen. Die Snuptur-
idhe oofiir, Dab es in 9elti6Inno
bieIe &ei6e neben gntt3 Mrmen urO
einem nod Grmeren StootslGfeI
giebt, lit niht Oie 8olltto an iid,
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Shnanfen oerielben. 9ieies
moht Ole aberdeen ihnen reid uto
arm uno ent5iebt Dem Staate 0ie
NeogIidfeit gletdmdBiger, itherer
8eiteuerung. Ser @elobeiib fpe6ieIt
0ie 9Gn0e, tpon0ert BON &laIie at
&laIie, MIR natiirli6 ME 5u 0enen
nit feltem @infommer. Sim rei6lten
meroen oieienigen, Die friiber bobe
S1uIoen battens ODER jebt ShuIoen
eingeben fonnen. 9ie @alltto iebt tie
imltanoe, nit menigem @elo Die
.Sduloen 81 begIeiden. @s lit alio
gerooe Oie treu uno fiber uno ohio
Tut ebrlib orbeiten0e &laiie Ser Be
umten uno 9tngeltelten, Die ,Ieioet.
Der 8onfmeni6 uno @roBfoufmann
neiB ii6 oen 2ebensbeoingungen
ihneI on8upoilen. Der &ei6tlim lit
aber fat MIR @opierrei6titm uno
muB iofort berfpertet meroen, INN es
8it bleiben. Daber uu1 bic @enltB=
irtdt gepiiier &reiie. Mon meiB ia
niht, mie es morgen iAon ouSieben
fonntel
Die Sran5oien itimmen nuf Der
Abriitungsfonferen5 nun en0Iid Dem
@rl1nolaB BEL, ooB ltnterieeboote
Son0elsi6iffe nidt angreifen oiirfen.
sic fragen ober: 8os lino Snn0eIs-
i6iffe? 9orf man Tie int &riege nit
&anonen berieben, pie man 0as int
lebten &riege tat? 90 Itreitet man
iid nod immer iiber Die Sragen, Die
bod Ourd Ben lebten &rieg lGnglt
erleoigt maren. 8enn 8ilion i'm
5riibiobr 1917 plobliA amerifdni-
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laltbt mar, parltm ion es iebt niht
qeitattet iein2 @arum ioIIten oe1tt-
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oelsIhiffe ni6t mgreifen oiirfen,
ipenn oos G0lferreAt ni6ts iiber bic
Gerpenoung Ser ltnterieeboote i'm
&riege iogte2
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

fen"eeienihuft. mar unermiioIid) ia.
tig bel @eronltoltlngen, Sbeotern
unO 9on6erten 5iim 8eitcn Der 3in.
Der Der oltcn 8eimot, fur5 er mar in
@oibingtpn mo unter Geutiheu I'M
oagemeinen an Souie uno befonnt
oIs Monn bon eroBter Nrbeitsfrnft,
itie periiegenoem Suntor, liebensipiIr-
oiglter, oufopfernOer 8ereitmiaigfeit
5u guten 0ienlten, glGn5enoer Heo.
nergobe, allieitigem proftiihem "a.
lent. leidter 6eoer uno reidenaennt
niiien.
Sein pIosIiher Goo fommt iider
Den meiiteu ieiner 6reunOe ols cine
groBe lleberroihung; galt ood feline
@%eiunobeit aIs cine robuIte, Die al.
len Stiirmen geiuohien ihien. Wto-
&c er ruben in Jrieoen. mie leine let.
ten 8erie uno 8orte, fiir5 Dor Dem
Gooe, beim Icrtroe am @eibnohts.
baum lauteten:
oGs mill aus Dem 5limmern am
Sannenreis
Nus. Dem @l1n5en uno @limmern
binnie0en,
g. II inniger @unih iih regen Ieis +:
lin Srieoen 6es Weniheu, INN 6rie.
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Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Teier an Gbrsn bes 2ieSerfDmponiitcn
6rnns SCHUBERT.

IrGllIein slnita S6ooe, in einem
griefe an Den Sefret1r oes Concord
Clubs, mndlt oornuf onfmerIom, 0ob
am 81. Soitunr 1922 1875 Sabre Der.
f%Ioiicn elito felt ser @eburt oes groB.
ten oeiitihen 2ieOerfomponiIten
5ran3 Q hubert. Derielbe MUIR
Be befonntlid om 81. Saruor 1897
in Bien geboren. gu meiner 6reu-
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St1oten riiItet, oos 9(nOenfen oieIes
eroBeu Mannes at feiern uno mod
tie ib Sic hermit erlu1en 0ieien
Brief bel @eIeeenbeit elmer Ser
iammlung oes Concord &Iubs 5u er.
p1bnen ooer por3uleien.
Cine SCHUBERT. @eoGhtnisfeier"
fonute pieleidt am Sonntag, oen
90. Sauior ooer oltd am Dienstag,
Den 81. Sanuor in ser Concord SaI-
lie itattfinoen. Srau BON 9aper, 8u-
iommen NIT 6rau Or. 0aD, ipiiroe
unS mobl ole .llnnouenoete Snm-
pbonp" gum belten geben uno Serr
Gilbert Shott br6dte einige Der
ihoniten 2ieoer S1uberts, .GrIfO.
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dem, Der 8onoerer" uip. al @e-
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nod 5rau 6~ran5esfa &ospar-2ofu.
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Ser e%mpfebIen. @1re i1 peniger be.
l66ftigt, 10 bate i6 MIR az germ Iel-
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S3ene geiebt, ober Die Mnregung 0o-
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eigneten ReOner gu finoen, meIder
iiber oaS 2eben oes &omponiiten
iprGde, oiirfte nidt iftper fallen,
ooer altd finoen iid lol1e Oi6ter
mie Or. 6. 3epoeI oOer Irof. Saul
@leiS, ooer SEER Or. 6. $. Qeineme.
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lmollen Serlen 3u DerDerrltGeil. SD
ielber miiroe cinen @roLog NIT Ser
gnligen lager, falls Gin ioIder fir
Die idone @eIe9cnbeit geOihtet per-
en- piirOe. Sbnen, geebrter Serr
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slten 8iini6cn gum netieti Sabre,
Sbre, Mnito Q ha0e.
(g(nm. Ser 3eooftion: Sn oicies
Sabr fdlt aud elm @eo66tnistog an
ben &omponiiten 8robms. Sn Stem
Yorf bof man lebten Nontne einen
gaii8en Ibeno oieiem groBen 0eltt-
ihen i'm Gorlleeie-So geipiomet.
9Th Seen aus 9oln ipieIte am &Io-
bier einige 8rabms- 2ieoer uio &om-
poIttionct.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
ebert iibcr 9cmOfratie.

e Oos n8erliner Sageblatt" beltebt
so Sabre iebt. Sn Der Stbildlms-
ausgabe erfl1rt Ser @r1ltoent Ser
oerfi6en &epl1blif, ebert, Die neue
0ehlofratie 9euti9lanos babe aIe
Gusiidt arf felten 8eltano. Seit
Sobren i6on Dor oem&riege, lei bic
lie 0emofratie in Der 8orbereitung
gepelen. Nu6 obne Nieoerloge mare
cine lol6e 0ur6 initere @ntmidlung
aultattoe %gefommen. est i9mer 81
glauben.) Sin mpoernes 8olf err
TRACE fem artoeres gfegierungsiDltem
ais oas Ser Selbltnermaltung, Der
peranttportli6en Seilnabme an Dem
S6idial oes StonteS. (OaS Solf
6atte friiber olt1 tell oatalL ipeitn
al16 nidt in lnl6em WtaBe mie iebt).
Oie alte @elt Der Soeen lei tot, Die
Mbriiltlngsfonferen5 in @aibington
nit Dem S9rei nod 8elhrGllfun9
Der &iiltungen, mad ilternationalen
8eipredungen, iei elm 3ei6en Der
3eit. 9euti6lauo lperoe ein mihti-
ger Saftor iein in Der biltoriihen
@ntuifllng Der Democratic. 3iel
Ser 0euti6en miiiie es iein, 9euti6-
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es in geiitiger un0 mirti6aftlider9e-
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ebert bat gatl6 reht. 9ie alten 3ei-
ten lino borbei. SIS beiBt einfad, Die
gergangenbeit pereeiien uno I'M
Slime Ser &epublif mit8uurbeiten
am 8ieoeraufbal4 Ser @rGBe oes al
ten 9eutl6lanos in neuer 6orm.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
9u iuaren 0entide aud babel.
~lluierc HOGe in Der @enuricnticrnna
Der Nelt.

@as uns bier obIiegt.- Nere Hidt.
LINEN fir Die amerifoner Oeut.
iher IbItanmung IN Den Serei
nigten Staten.
Der britiihe Minilter oes MeuBe.
rem. Soro Gur5on, bat iih Dor eini.
gen Sogen in elmer iiberaus midti
gen Reoe oafiir erfIGrt, Dab Oeutid)
lon0 in Die @emeinl6aft Der Ndtio
men pieoer oufeenommen uno ibm
nad &r6ften eebolfen merOe, Den ibm
gebiibrenoen Ylab inter ben &olfern
Der @r0e ein5unebmen. @r 6etsnte
mtsOriidIib. 0oB Mrierifa babel be-
biIfIid fem mitBte, uto murtte
5ranfrei6 Dor ipeiterem S1belrai
ieIn un0 elmer NoIitif Der 9fadiuht
t;nb oes 3erItoreniuiuens ieitem friis
6eren Seinoe gegeniiber.
Die &eoe mar elm 8eipeis 0ofiir,
Dab in Der GneIiid iprcdenoen @eIt,
5n DER ia aud ibrer 2anoesIprahe
peeen oie 8creinigten Stooten gebo
rem, iih ihneaer, oIs Iid erboffen
Iieb. elm llmidpung Der Stimmiing
l%nierer alien Seimnt ~eegeniiber poa.
Jiebt. @s mar einmaI Die Billion bon
Amerifonern 0eutider I%bitommung.
Dab ole Qualification Der @elt I'M
ter 6iibrnng Der germoniIhen Gan.
Der geltellt meroe, 5u 0enen hires an
geli1bfiiden @inidIags meqen Sic
8ereinigten 2Gnoer u16 @rob Brit.
onnien geboren. &ur cine 3uioms
menorbeit Der @oIfer, melte Dem
5ortldritt Der @eIt Den fr1ftiglten
iino b~Ieibenoiten Mntrieb geeeben bo.
ben, fam Die bielen 5ragen l0ien
neIde Die @egenlport oufgeroat bat
unO Die 3ufunft birgt.
3ur Belt Iieet 0as 2ano unierer
Batter infolge oeS Samples gegen ei-
ne gauge @elt in 8offen uito Ser
l6iueren, pirtihoftliden, auf sic
Dauer niht ertr1glihen 9iiroen oes
3ipangsfrieoens bon 8erioiIes oor.
nieoer. Die oeltide Iolfsfroft, sic
ourh Den Grieg, Der ldnger ols bier
Sabre oouerte, teiIpeiie luenigItens
erfhopft lit. uno .ourh Die 5unger.
blodaoe, namentIid ioueit Die SSli,
geno in getrodt omnt. itmere
Sddoieung erlitteu bat, gebt mr.
Iangiom ibrer @eiunoung entgegen,
Sic muB 3u friiberer Sobe iid micOer
ollfrihten. menn 0eutidlono in Oen
StaH0 geiest meroent ion, leinen 8lot
on Der Some 5uriif5ugemimcn.
8er feline olte Seimot ODER 0oS 9ano
rieiner Batter lieb bat. loIlte nab be-
item &rGften oa5u b%eitrager, 0os
nelle Deiltihlauo ouf oie SiiBe Su
ltenen uno ibm in elmer frGftiaen
uno geiunoen SSugenO 0ie @epGbr
zines bonen boIfiihen 8ieoerauf
bans 81 geben.
@n oie 4merifaner oeutlder g[b.
itammung lit Der Nuf ergongen,
0nrh Aiifbringung zines Son0s BON
$3,000,000 Die Sortfiibrung ser
Gudferipeiiung, nod iofperitdnoli.
dem Gr5tIihem llrtciI Der mirtiom.
item SiIfsoftion our @%ieoergeiun.
oltng Der oeiiti9en &inoer, bis sllr
@rnte oes nGhiten Sobres 5u ermoa-
Iifen. Die obioIute Notpenoigfeit
zines iolhen 2iebesmerfes fir sic
Seimnt lit crit fiir6Iih ourd einen
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
@erein @anern.

Ser 8erein8apern belt unter Dem
8oriit oes neuermdblten 8raiioen-
ten Serrn 5ris 8ogeI, feline reguldre
Sibung ab.
Na60em ole formelen @elddfte
erle0igt iparett, berlaS Sefretdr
Sbeo. q. 2edert ieinen Sabresberidt.
tpelder beipies, 6aB Ser 8erein nab
reno oes. berfloiienen Sabres in fl
non3iener Sinii1t guten Sortidritt
mabte, mies aber auf oie Wotmenoig-
felt bin, nelte Mitglieoer ein0ubrin-
gen. Sn ieinem 8eriAt fiibrte er
aus, oas Grfreulidite oes Sabres
mar, oaB mir w6breno Der IL Wo-
note feline Sterbef6Ge alt ber5ei6nen
batten. Ser 8eridt murOe oonfeno
angenommen.
9as Bidder &epilionsfomite be-
riHtete Die Bidder bes SefretGrs ulo
S9abmeiiters in better Or0nung uno
gleihlauteno befunoen at boben.
8eidloiien nuroe, am 6. Sebruar
1922 cine Spe5iaIiisung ein8uberu-
fen, lin iiberliegenoe @eidGfte 8i err
leoigen. Ginnabmen maren $123.9f.
9. 81. 6.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
Gritrr @rOker SabrcsbaG int
Concord &lub.

Der critic srOke Sabresball int
GuneOrb 9lnb fin6et am Mpntas,
ben 8. Sanmar 1921 in beiIca Nm
Sitorinm, 314 s Strafe q. W. itatt.
1as &Omite bat nlle &orbereitnngen
getroffen, nm ben 8eindern einen
edit Oemtidcn gna 81 Oerlpreden.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
PIN spnntoa fona bic oiegiah.

-s(m Sonntua fonH Die 0iesidb-
rige @eibnahtsfeier i'm 9eutiden
@oiienbaus itatt. Ser 8eiu6 mar
nidt 10 orGngeno olS in friiberen
So6ren. 9ie 8iibnenitiidp, Die bon
oen &inoern oufgefiibrt puroeI ge-
fieIen alisee8eidnet uno ernteten gro-
Bes Sob fir Die 4~uffiibreuoen ionic
0eren superintendent uaO Matro-
ne, @errn un0 6rau Treil. 2ie0er,
BON ben &leinen ~geiungen uno bon
Serrn 90. 6. BIitt auf Dem Iiano
begleitet, trugen bieI our Seri6one-
riing Ser Seier Bel. Cine edit oertl6
5ubereitete Mabl6eit ipuroe bon Den
Domenbereiner 0es @aiienbaules
lerbiert.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06
g[rium 9amcnOerein.

Die 8eriommlune ser grion-9a-
men finoet am Mittmo6, ben ii.
Sanuar 1921, BEL 8rou 8ilner,
1884 Siebente StraBe q. %. itatt.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

-Srou &lodring, 1877 Nep Ser
fen Anenue q. So, mar idper err
fronft, uno lit ninmebr auf Dem @e-
&c 5u beiierer @eiunobeit.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

9nndroI, genIIoaf iuirfIiMe 0eIifa.
teHen, iinS at haben BEL:
UH9Iers, 36-45 3isss RarEi.
Washington Journal., 1922-01-06

9ameruiirite, eanOiGser II. gnrFS
edte Jrantfnrter, BEL
Sn oilers,
36-45 &isss @arfet, Main 1924.