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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-21
RAILMEN DENY
KNOWLEDGE OF
STRIKE PEACE
Have Heard Nothing of Re.
ported Instructions to Be
Ready to End Strike.
HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT
Union Officials Declare Situa.
ton Too Critical to Spec.
ulate on Peace.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O.-(By A. P.)-
Omcers OF the railroad employees de-
rsrtment Of the American Fedora
ton or Labor Sunday denied all
knowledge OF instruction reported
sent by NJ 3. Jewell. head OF the
striking shop crafts. telling general
chairmen 10 hold themselves IN rea-
dlness TO call OF the strike. Shop
craft officials said 70 was impossi BILE
that Mr.. Jewell could have sent the
telegram reported received at Ard
more, Okla, Saturday night by John
Scags. who said he was "A union rep
resentative AZ Gainesville Tex.
This is TO serve notice 10 call to-
gether all members and hold them
in readiness 20 return 20 their places
ordered vacated by me July l." the
telegram that was telephoued 20 an
Ardmore newspaper from a man
who said he was Scags. said. I'VE
want no delay in getting back on
jobs. We are confident a call will
be made not later than Monday"
The message had Mr.. JewelIs name
signed 10 IL and was addressed 10 all
general chairmen Of The Federated
Shop Crafts
shop crafts officials at strike
headquarters here said that in ase
a decision was reached TO call off
the strike 10 would not be accord
ing 10 union procedure for Mr..
Jewell 20 send such a telegram and
even had he sent il. it would have
been in code or would have been
preceded by code messages.
The name Of the man who said ne
received the message Is not listed
among the general chairmen. John
Scott. secretary OF the Federated
shop Crafts said It was pointed
out that the usual procedure would
be to call a meeting Of the policy
committee 10 pass on any agreement
or any proposition Mr. Jewell and
the international shop crafts presi-
dents might submit although it was
said there might be exceptions to
such a procedure in case the pol
icy committee Of 90 agreed before
hand 20 delegate authority 20 the
officers.
While union officials maintained
the situation was too critical TO in
dulge In speculation concerning a
settlement, Sen. MediHe Mccormick.
who arrived in Chicago from the
east. in n statement said ne was
hopeful OF settlement
IT talked 10 a man who attended
the meeting between the brother
hood executives and railroad officials
n New York last week" Sen. Nc
Cormick said. "and this man said
that settlement OF the rail strike
within a week seemed assured as a
result OF the New York meetings"
The operators were declared 10
be anxious 10 resume production Of
coal AZ once and THE coupled with
the desire OF the miners to return TO
work, was considered 10 augur well
for the early success Of the sessions
being held here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-21
ENGINEER And
FIREMAN KILLED
EARLY SUNDAY
Edward Mccoy and Frank
Lubbs on Engine of Michi-
gan Central Express.
CLAIM SPIKES REMOVED
Road Officials Suspect Train
Wreckers-TwO Other
Persons Injured.

NILES. Mich. Aug. 2O.-CBy A
P.)-Edward Coy, engineer. and
Frank Lubbs. fireman. both OF this
city. we're killed early Sunday morn
ing when Michigan Central express
train No. SO. enroute from New
York to Chicago. was wrecked near
Gary, Ind The wreck. according
to railroad officials. resulted from
the deliberate removal OF a number
OF spikes from one OF the rails.
In addition to the death OF Coy
and Lubbs. two persons were in
jured. they being c. II. stockweIl or
Niagara Falls. y. Y. and A. b
Heath of Buffalo. Ny
on Run 10 Years.
Coy. who was nearly so years old.
had been on the Chicago run for
Is years and had been an employe
of the Michigan Central for So
years. He is survived by his wife
The latter. who IS an invalid. is
Frustrated and it Is feared she can
not live.
Lubbs was married last April HS
bride recently left here 20 visit
Lubbs' parents IN Iowa
A party OF railroad officials and
friends Of the dead men. who vis-
tied the scene Of the wreck. report
that II spikes were removed from
the ties A crowbar stolen from
tracks parallel the Michigan Cen
tral tracks at the point where the
accident occurred. was found near
the tracks.
Trouble at Gary
Railroad men here said a great
deal Of trouble has been experienced
at Gary In recent weeks, ties havinE
been piled on the tracks on a mum
Der OF occasions.
Officials of the Michigan Central
at Chicago have offered "a reward
Of $1,000 for the arrest of Those
responsible.
The wreck took place about a
mile east Of Gary, az 2:1O a. M
while the train. which carried no
passengers, was travelling at speed
estimated at more than so miles an
hour. When the heavy engine struck
the rail from which the spikes had
been removed. II plunged along on
the ties for some distance and then
overturned completely. The two
enginemen were dead when removed
from the wreckage
Rails PIOwed Up.
q inc
mystery for some hours because
of the confusion at the scene and
because Of the fact that the rails and
ties had been plOwed up and tossed
about like match wood for hundreds
Of feet By the locomotive.
An investigation by Martin Quinn.
special agent Of the road. revealed
that while the road bed had been
ground into an unrecognI liable mass
from the spot where the train had
left the rails. enough remained az
the place where the engine had been
thrown from its course 20 furnish
evidence Of the work OF the train
wreckers.
First reports Of the wreck came
from Conductor Harry GoOte Of De
troit who walked mile down the
track 10 telephone for doctors and
rescue parties. +. r. Evans, cor
oner Of Lake county. and railway
officials Immediately began an IN
vestigation into the cause of the
wreck. According 70 the Gary police
some OF the trainmeu were quoted
as saying that trouble had been eK-
perienced with the engine since Its
departure from Detroit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-21
TWO DROWN IN GREEK.

MEDORA. Ind. Aug. 20 by 4.
PD-Opie Thompson and Elhannan
Elliott. both Il. were drowned IN
Buffalo creek near here Sunday.
Elliot was attempting 10 rescue
Thompson who had gone under and
was drowned himself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-21
JEWELL DENIES TELEGRAM

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O.-CBy a.
PM Jewell said Sunday night
ne had sent no such telegram as
that made public IN Ardmore. Okla,
over his signature advising the
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Continued From Page One.)
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27

however. Instead, she leaned ever so
slightly forward, her hands clasped
loosely in front of her. and watched
Smith narrowly. And while he had re-
garded me, with undisguised malevo-
lence, and was palpably enraged at
Allen Drake, / noticed that he kept
his eyes carefully averted from Lillian.
Mr.. Drake sauntered lazily to the
mantel over the fireplace. from which
vantage point he was enabled to tower
over Smith, and lock directly down
into the mans FACET had a sudden
illuminating notion whose orders were
responsible for the placing of Smiths
chair-and he rested his elbow upon
the mantel in the n%onchalent, apparent
ly indolent fashion which he often af-
fects.
l wondered t~ensely what would be
the first words he would utter to the
bound man before him, but instead of
addressing Smith, he spoke to Lillian
with the courteous almost grandiose
manner which he affects:
DO you and Mrs. Graham mind if /
smoker" he asked, and his tons and
ANN showed no slightest indication
that he knew any one like Smith was
within a thousand miles of him.
Next-Who Is This Strange Man,
Smith2
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
Rev. Nelson Goes
to Church Parlev

The Rev. w. B. Nelson. pastor of
the Church of the United Brethren in
and the Rev. i. 0. Blake, con
superintendent. will leave early
next week for Harlem, where they will
the annual church conference.
October > to 6. Bishop J.. Washinger
of Portland. Ore, will preside at the
meetings. The general interests of the
denomination will be represented by
DR.. NJ. =. Camp. general secretary of
the Home Missions. Dayton. Ohio.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
@nnren'S Corner
WILL AT
CARDS THIS AFTERNOON

The ladies' auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen will enter
tanned members and friends at cards
this afternoon at > o'clock at the home
of Mrs. n. Peter Nissen, 604 Seventh
avenue south. She will be assisted by
Mrs. j. j. Stillman and Mrs. f. S.
Smith.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
Denies Theft
of Pair of Shoes

Mary Vodariski. a cbambermaid, was
arraigned before Justice of the Peace
p. j. Shields Tuesday morning on a
petit larceny charge sworn out by Mrs.
J.. A. Wells. She was charged with
the theft of a pair of shoes. valued at
SO. and a dress. valued at $50.
The girl pleaded not guilty and a
hearing was set for her case Friday
morning at 10 o'clock, before Justice
Shields. She was released on her own
recognizance by Justice Shields.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
MACCABEES WILL
SEW TOMORROW EVENING

The Lady Maccabees will sew Thurs
day evening at S o'clock at the home
of Mrs. James Greek of the Russell
apartments. She viii be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. J. Stats. All Mac
cabees are cordially invited.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
WE'D IN GREAT FALLS
Special to The Tribune.

Hayre. Sept. 26.-Mrs. Anna Nelson
and r.. e. Lands. both of Havre, were
married Saturday in Great Falls.
Mrs. lands is the proprietor of the
Lands boarding house at. Eleventh
avenue and Second street. Mr.. lands
is a fireman on the Great Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lands will make their
home in. Havre upon their return from
Great Falls.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
WILL MEET WITH
r HULL

The Women's Union of the First
Congregational church will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. C..
Hull of 1417 First avenue north. at 3
o'clock. Officers for the year will be
elected. Mrs. +. E. Weimer will assist
the hostess.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
WILL GIVE CARD
r FRIDAY EVENING

Helen c. chapter, o. f. S., will give
a card party Friday evening at the
Masonic temple. All Eastern Stars.
Masons and their families are invited.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27

Emil Oscar Dobler, 26, and Mary
Miller Simero. "a, both of Great Falls.
Orlando Petrini, "a, and Mary
Guidotti, 81. both of Black Eagle.
Gerhart j. Hartwig. "A, and Carrie
Wollwine, 80, both of Great Falls.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
WILL HOLD
THIS EVENING

Silver Leaf circle, No. 81, Neigh
bors of Woodcraft, will hold a meeting
this evening at the X. of p. hall. A
card party will follow the business ses-
sion. Bridge and 800 will be played.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
WILL MEET
THIS Al

The general sisterhood of the First
Christian church will meet this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the church.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
BAPTIST LADIES
WILL MEET

The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon at $50
O'Clock with Mrs. G. II. Chase of zoos
Fourth avenue north. A good attend
ance is desired.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
METHODIST AID
WILL MEET

The West Side Methodist Ladies'
Aid society will meet this afternoon at
. o'clock at the church.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
GARBAGE

Emil Teddy labor ....S 5000
Suence Fisher labor...,... 5000
Ireland labor. 2S.75
Ed Romestad labor 5000
Frank Austin. labor......... 5000
Speth' Iabor...... 5000
Nick Joseph. labor. 5000
l.. o. Lubenou, labor. .......... 5000
STANLEY E~rnkanski. labor...... 5000
Frank Evans. labor... 500
VIM. Dotson. 900
Sever Frederickson, labor. 1850
Harry Turpin, bor............ 7.50
w. S. Noble, 5000
Emil Teddy, abor 1850
Spence Fisher, abor........... $500
John Ireland, labor 1850
Jos. Speth, labor. 1850
Ed. Romestad, labor. .......... $3.50
Frank Austin, labor. .......... 1850
Nick Joseph, labor. ............ $3.50
Frank Evans, labor. $3.50
Stanley Ernkanskt, labor....... 1850
l.. o. Lubenou, labor .......... 1900
VIM. Dotson, labor............. $3.50
Sever Frederickson, labor. 1850
w. S. Noble, labor. 1850
Harry Turpin, abor........... 63.75
Godfrey Johnson. repairs ...... 91.35
Gust Borgreen, repairs. ........ 1900
Victor Ario, supplies ......... 500
Murphy-Maclay Hdw. Co, sup
Pure Oil Co, oil. ............. 26.70
Continental Oil Co, OLA 27.30
City Shooting Shop, shoeing and
water Department. water fur
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27

Loretta Kilroy, salary......... 10000
Florence Bristol, salary....... 5000
San Wynn, salary 1880
Min. States Tel. Co., service. 100
Montana Power Co., service. 27.03
WILDER Transfer Co., hauling. SO
J.. /. Holcomb Mfg. Co, brushes 12.77
Kaufman & Huber, painting. 10.00
Mckee Stationery Co., supplies 2.45
N. Y. Times, subscription. ... 1900
Gust G.. Minter, repairs ann. 1855
Murphy-Maclay How. Co., sup
Tribune Pig. & Supply Co,
binding 1900
]. E. Hoag, r%ebinding .......... 1870
A. c.. McClurg Co., books. 11.45
H. r. Hunting Co., Books. 1850
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27

SI,94I.OS
w. H. HARRISON.
City Clerk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
MoRoNY

% T Mopride salary. 125.00
d SaIiins saiarv 125.00
IisIe Jobnson saIary...,.... $500
NntSo,oI TsTndrv Iaundry. SO. rs
Montana Power Co., service. 500
Graham & Ross, coal......... 40
pG n1;ss A haw. ~ 800
Murphy-Maclay Hdw. Co, sup u-
plies
Water Department, water fur- ..o q.
nlSned "a
Strain Bros, supplies........... soo
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
nished
STREET LIGHTING

risbad $3.50
s1,921.35
STREET LIGHTING
ontana Power Co., SERVICES 6fo.Uo
CITY MARKET
C. E. LandgrenS salary..;......$ wv
Montana Power CO., service. IN
Water Department, water fur :, ca
nished %A'oo
Washington Journal., 1922-11-17
AuS Der Stabt.

Die @ereinigten S6meiSeriiden
Gereine baben ibren oiesiGbrigen
groBen 8reis. Mosfenbaa am Mon.
tag, oen 20. NoDem6er 8. S., i'm gp-
tbian EempeI, 1912 gteunte StraBe,
ytoromeit.
Der g@ermania WlGnner6or~
bdlt an Sumstag, Den 2. De5enIber
i'm CONCORD &lub ieiueu oiesiabrigen
9roBen gaa ob. eintrittstorten 5rnt
Yreiie BON 90 Gents iino bel oen Wtit.
slie0eru erbaltlid.
Der jGbrlihe, eroBe Ball Ger
uWlebaers' Union" finoet Yiittmod,
oen 20. D. 80, i'm CONCORD alubiaole
itott.
-03nnerstag, oen T.. DECEMBER,
BON 81 llbr, geben Die 0amen Der
Griten Neiormiertenairhe an DER 10.
uno Wionroe StraBe, elm 4~benoeiien
ou Dem ole 2eier oes Sournals trol.
e%ingelaoen lino.
SER Gbeo. y. 2edert, Ser be-
fanute SOtretor oes bieligen n9apern
Gereins", reiite in oieien Gagen AT
tur5em Aitfentbalt mad auba ab.
-uniere nerebrten4bonnenteu, Die
Den Sonmer in 9euti1lano perleb-
ten, iinO meiiteus alle mieoer bier.
ooer fommen in oieien Sogen bier al,
10 3. y. 9err uno 6rou Sderer, Serr
mo 6rau 8unOerlid, Serr Ii. 6rau
Sanmel, 6rau emma Sbompforot,
6rau @roener, Sri. Yliind uno Serr
6reoerid W2iieler. Serr @oofrep
1taDer %geoenft Den &Sinter iiber in
Der Yiala 6u Uerbleiben.
Ser @rnit Yanoi, elm 5reunO
u%nierer 3eituug uno ais Shmei5er
Didlter uniern 2elern befannt, bat
Elm 8elifateileneeiddit an Der Short
oa Auenlte, gto. 1903, 3milten Der
lSten uno 19ten StraBe 0oromeit,
e%roffnet. Air empieblcn lein @eih1ft
Der giitigen Hiidiid)t unierer 2eier.
6ruht, 6leiid, @emiiie. 9und, So
late, 8iirlte, Ganop uno anoere Oin-
ge iin0 BORT ~ baberL
Ser Or. 0tbmer, frilberer be-
gobter Wtitarbeiter al unlerm Sour.
nal, 1T Dor einigen @ofen bierielblt
nod Idngerem Seioen geitorben. gr
binterldBt cine 8itpe. @r mar aus
@annoper gebiirtig uno fam Dor ct.
lua s Sabren nad bier.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-17
@ingeionot.
Staats- nnO Observation-Disclosures,
9ambnrg.
pm 0ag n@oibinaton NournaI"l

On oas 1@oibington Sournol"l
Inter 9e3ugnabme ouf cine fir
mid ouberoroentli1 intereiiante
N2itteilung I'M u8aibington Sour.
nal" BON 6. 0ftober 1922, bite ib
UNI gefl. lleberlailung Der 0rude Oes
geplanten uno organiiterten 8o5aors,
Der mobl geraoe bel Anfunft Oieies
9riefes ltattfin0en miro, namentlih
INN Die Soupenierorude. SD glolbe,
aus Dem ertpdbnten Qlufias entneb-
men 3lt f0nnen oaB Sic Arbeiten Die
les 9a6aars 8ur @rbaltung Oes Oeut-
i1en &lubbaules 0leneh lolen. 9arf
ib oielnals INN gefl. lleberloiiung
bon 0ruden uber Sbr &llt6baus, 10
mie Niloern bitten2
SSn unierer 8ibliotbef, in Ser id
oaS oeuti1ameritanii6e 0rldtum
nit b~eionoerem @ifer iammle, adte
id Dor alien 0ingen oorauf, Die 0ru-
de oertid)er &lubs, @ereine, &0rper-
ldaften uno anoerer 0rganilationen
5uiammen5ubrineen, 3. .. Sosungen,
Yeri6te, Set Ii. @elegenbeitsorude,
5eitldriften, Hrogramme, 2ieoer.
iommlungen aalen0er, Aufrufe, Dor
allen 0ingen aud ole Crude, Die bel
Sbnen 81 Bunlten Der 2iebestdti9feit
fir 3euti6lano eritanoen iino. Oorf
id Sic pielmals bitten, ul1s lol1e
Orude, Die in Sbren S1noen lilo, lie.
acknowledgements sur 8erfiigung 81
iteaen ullO audi Oielleidt bel Sbrem
ga3aor, Die oeltti6en 0amen uno
9erren Der beri6ieoenen 8ereine, Ole
BORT 5ulammentommen, allf uniere
9itte aufmerfiam gu MAIDEN lino Tie
81 bitten, uns ibre 9rude %freunoli.
Aerlpeiie 5u5uienoen2
Die Staots- unO llniberiitGtsbibli-
otbet lit gu @eeenOienlten ie0er Art,
Die tie irgeno leiiten fam, germ be-
reit uno bittet tie I'M gegebenen Sal
in Nnipru6 5u nebmen.
Sn ausge8ei1neter @oda6tung
bin i6 Sbr gan5 ereebener
S. q. WIIIer, Or. phil.
(Anm. Der &eo.:) 8ir bitten III,
Iere Derebrten 2eief, faaS oerortige
S6riftItiide in oeren 8eiib iino, ole.
ielben an urs sur 8eiterienoung gu
iibergeben, ODER an Die ~uniberlitGt oi-
reft ab5uididen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-17

2ebte @ode, an g., 4. uno s. No-
pember, belt Ger Concord &lub IN
oelien alubbauS einen go5aar ab
gum 3luede Der @rleidterune Der
Sduloenlalt, melde nod ouf benz @e-
b1uoe rlbt. 9(aes pcrliei iebr gut
uno ging glatt ob. 0ieleIbeu 2eute,
melde iid INNER fiir oas Slubbaus
ms 3eug legen, paren alb oiesma[
mieoer allabenolih oa, Nur oos Hiid-
grat uno Die Snteaisen8 oes 0eutid-
tlluls mar ourhmeg ldledt pertretert.
Mtan muB li6 unpilfiirIih fragen,
mas lit Der @runo2 SD CLAUDE nidt,
Dab @elomangel Der @runo mar.
SD fam olih ni6t %annebmen. Dab
lid oieie 2eute better oiinten ols
Die 2eute bonn Concord Stub. SD
nebme on, oub oieielben an Hiidgrats-
ent5iinoung leioen. Der Concord
&Iub lit Die oIte S6n9erbunoboae,
314 s StraBe %. 80, melhe geihGft.
lid ilbertra9en mur0e, nm Oielen let.
ten Sammelort 81 erbolten. IS lit
Dies nod Der ein5ige Ylos, iooleIblt
Die Wtutterlaute nod erflineen. mel.
DIE mir u%nIerer Mlltter in Der altelt
Seimat abeelauidt baben. gs mare
mirfli6 %ponnoten, penn ioI6e, Die
lid ais oie Spite ooer oos Hiidgrot
unleres oelltihen 2ebenS ousgebca.
bel iol6en @%eIegenbeiten aud pornol
moribiereiH
Gin Neitelieo oes Concord &lubs.
(anmerfung Ser &eoaftion: @ir
baben Sertreter St1n0e oes
Malbingtoner 0eltl6tllmS olf Dem
9a5aar bemerft. @os meint Der
Ginienoer nit vSnteaigeno" Oes
0eutidtums. y
Washington Journal., 1922-11-17
GnndrOl, SeaIlOaf, wirfIide SeIifa.
teIien, fiuO 81 Baben bel:
q abIerS, 1915 Miggs Marft.
Snt fcim @elo in griefe mad
SeitIhlnnO.

Cine fir ms Geutid Mmeritaner
Notwithstanding lit aus 0eutlA-
lono bier eingetroffen. Gle gebt ga.
bin DAB mir fein @eIO mebr in Yrie-
fen na6 9euti6lanO ienoen loIlen,
oa mir ionit @efabr loilfen Dab Die
9riefe bon oiebii6en oeuti6en Yoit-
angeltcIlten geoffnet ino ibres Gel
oes beraltbt peroen. Sci ben oeut-
I1en Yolt6eboroen maren 5ablreide
8el6meroen ii6er %gepliinoerte ooer
gGn3li6 peri6munoene 8riefe, meIf
lebtere aus Amerifa abgeianot NOR
ben 1poren un0 Banfnoten entbielten,
eingegangen. 9iele 9elhmeroen pa.
ben nunmebr cine !GrflGrung oes
oeuti6en Nei6Spoltmeilters ge5eitigt,
aus mel6er ~berborgebt, Dab oen oelt-
i6en @eboroen Die llniiderbeit ameri.
fani16er 8riefe iebr mobl befannt lit.
Sic bo6ell, mie oorgelegt miro, leit
Mitte Mtoi ltrenge MaBregeln ergrif-
fen, nit Dem grfolge, nooB cine gan3e
4n3abl u~ngetrelter Herionen iiber.
fiibrt moroen Iino." Nnoererieits
miro aber bonn &eihspoitmeiiter Ser
ginpano erboben, DAB 8riefe idon in
ben @ereinigtenS taaten beroubt NOR
ben lino. 9ie amerifaniide Yoitber-
maltung lit gebeten poroerL oieien
llebeIItGnoen @inboIt gu eebieten.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-17
Spr ngcrlc unO Innies ElGtle,
Srnd)t. nu0 SOnno Safe,
Snlins 9ioiemfelO,
Stnn0 Sc, Nrenoc MOrfet.
@crtOOlle Scntide Stifereien itebcr
bier in @nibinstOn sum %erfauf.


Der @rI6s lit fir %mobltdtige 3rnedC
in Der alien Seimat beltimmt.
SEER q. So. @rind, 1909 q Strait,
g. SO, bon bier, Der Sdobmeiiter oes
bieiigen 9iIfsoereins sur 2inoerrme
Ger Not in Der alten9eimot, bat inert
polle oeutlhe 9onoorbeiten uno Std
creien AT perfoufen; Der @rl0s oes
Serfoufs ion oen strmen 0es giit
telitonoes, Defenders o~enienigen Der
Sta0t 9annoper, 81 CUTE fommen.
Als Serr 8rinf, Gnoe porigen mo
am anfong oieies SabreS Die altc
Seimat beiudte uno Grflluoiaungeu
inbe5llg auf Die oriiben berridenoc
SCOT ein3og, bat i'm Die 6rau oeS
5elOmarl6olS Sinoellburg als 8or
iiberin oes Samnoberi6en 6rauen
SilfSpereins, nnO Damn, nod 0ereu
500, 6rau bon &ogt im Namen oes
Sonnoberi6en SilfsperfS, nod ieiler
Niidfebr bier in Amerifo oeutiGe
Stidereien fir Ben pobltdtigen 3ned
in Sannober ob5uieben. Serr 8rind
fonnte Die oringenoe Bite nidt ab.
i6lagen, uno 10 Gongte I'M Aniang
oieIeS Sommers cine &iIte init $50
Artifeln an, Die er MN u%lter5nbrin
gen iliht. 8er 81 Meibnodten lein
Sars mirfIi6 oerihonern ooer leinen
5reunoen un0 Nernonoten bier ODER
in Ser alien Seimot, no ole armen
8lutSbriioer groBe gtot lei0en, elm
@eihenf, cine ihone 8reuoe, berei
ten mill, ser fin6et bier @elegenbeit
DIT, gut outlheeee 7S90$non00 455
ehte, CUTE. oeutide @are 81 eriteben
Srau GRANDFATHER, eine 0eutide 0o-
me, bel Ser Serr Grind augenblidlid)
mobnt, bat Sen 8erfallf iibernommen
un0 miro oie Sa6en 5eigen lrlO en-.
flGren. 9ie ihonen Stidereieu
0eden, Eai1entii6er, Soilettenartifel
Ser nerl6ieoenlten Mrt, qeben raid
ab. Sic iin0 i'm Breiie bon Is Gents
bis 81 30 Dollar 81 buben. 9is ieet
lit fir so Dollar @are idon Der
fault moroen. Inter Dem Angebote
men befinOet liA aud Elm geitidtc,
&leio. Serr 8rind ielbit miro ieoen
glbeno bon 7.30 llbr ab 81 @auie uno
beim @erfauf bebilflid iein. Gr mod
tie unter alien ~llmitGnoen Sen @epinn
nod Dor @eibnadttn in oie 0dnOe
ser Sraiien in Sonnouer gelangen
laiien ODER menieltens iebt 5lr @eib
na6ts5eit, no oie @auilult gr0Ber ais
i'm CONNER lit, Die Soden los mer
Sen. Man nen0e Iid oober oil i'm
uno beeebe lih nod ieiner @obnung,
1909 g StraBe &c. So, unO fauie
iih oie ermiini6ten getamntcn Irti.
fel. sic fino mirflih bor5ii8lid.