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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
src ial to The rimes-Dispntch.l

tsp ial 10 The Times- Dispatch
NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Somc thor
oughhrcds. like men. are not given
iull measure of praise until they
arc dead or have retired. ConsSus-
ously In this class ia the highly
tcmpcramcntal Mad Halter in the
Rancocas Stable. whose occasional
ccccntric!t'cs havo at times dimmcd
career Of extreme brilliancy Be
cause Of his soundncSs of mind and
limb and rugged constitution this
Horse however. bids fair to last
beyond the average period of useful
ness SouChsafed to tho entire horses
of the turf.
1t Will come as surprise to the
rank and file OF racing folk to learn
that this sialwart son of Fair Play
is tho sixth highest winner on the
American turf with sI5S.335 To his
credit: being surpassed In earning
capacity by Man O. War. t.xtermina-
tor, Colin, Sysonby and Domino only.
None OF his Victories has been
achieved with feather on his back.
All have hccu gained with steadyiug
impoSts-thc majority with l2S
pounds or more, and many have been
won by the narrowest OF margins
in finishes calling for the last atom
OF speed and courage.
No sunday Horse.
Mad Halter is no Sunday horse
lie has been in the hands OF :, train
er who believes that horses were
made to race. Whenever the inmates
OF Samuel G. lIildrcth's stable are
sound and fit they M their engage
mcnts. Being sound as a bell OF
brass. with thows OF whalcbonc, Mad
Halter has often had to represent
the Rancocas stable In enyag.n.nts
ior which Grey Lag. Cirrus. pur-
chase and other stars IN the cstab-
lsiimcnt have also been named At
various times all OF these fine horses
have been on the uiling list. and the
sturdy son of Fair Play has been sad
died and sent out to do his best
against ll-comcrs. 1t mattercd not
whore the contention came from, Mad
Halter played his part, often bril-
liantly. and indiifcrcntly only, when
that tempcramcntality which has
been characteristic of other great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
by Captain Frank Winch,
Writer OF Outdoor Life and Famous
Big Game Hunter


Those of us who have spent many
years In natures Wild school of OBJ
jcct teaching realize that a hunter
of big game must develop n woods
sense. Accuracy with tho rifle.
while somewhat necessary Is not
nearly rs essential ns being able to
lind tho game at which to shoot
This may require many seasons of
apprenticeship. or it may not. OBJ
servation Is vital. There AFRO many
teiltalc signs on every side. foo.
prints. displaced leavca fraycd
patches Of birch bnck. dew drops
dashed from the hrushwood. browscd
twigs and ruffled moss TUFTS on the
fallen cedar.
Fhe slightest variations I'm the
surface. the changes OF the growth
OF timber. the qualities OF the lying
ground. tho feeding ground, the
hours or the day. the placement OF
inc sun. and shifts of wind. these
are but the index to the book of
observation and woods sense 10
steal upon your prey with the Graf
tincss of the cougar quick function.
ing of the head. hand. eye and foot,
the patience of hunger and thirst.
tho endurance of fatigue and indif
'ercnce to heat and cold. these mark
the line of dcmarcation from tvro
to expert.
Still hunting Is the sportic.t and
most scientific way of hunting deer.
1t has Its own peculiar charms
from the wilderness and solitary ma
ture of tho haunts into which I,
leads you. from the strange and al
most mysterious skill which /, re-
quircs and from the pride of con-
scious ability which one deserves
from tracking down "A blind trail,
by signs wholly invisible to unfa
miliar eyes. to a successful and
triumphant issue.
Tracks Near Ponds.
Look for deer tracks along tho
shores of ponds. In tho bends az
streams where tho ground Is marshy.
along old wood roads and In opcn
sloughs hordcrcd by thicltcts. Where
a deer track is made tonight YOU are
apt to find another one there TO-
morrow. Avoid Unnecessary noise
Deer feed when the moon is sbin-
!nE. In new moon time they are
abroad later In the evening. In tho
lark OF TN" moon they feed until
midday. Keep out OF thickcts ana
windfalls Locate the regular run
Ways ANA follow every path no mat
ter how dim. ana every ravinc ana
FlNulei. When hunting In snow.
compare your own track with IN.
de"rs tor freshness Look for the
edges Now tracks will glistcn. old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Jury Rules Attorney
Must Leave Dogs Home

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
STAUNTON, VA. oct 7.-purIng
tho hearing this week or the
Brown murder case. the jury re-
turned verdict which - very
unusual in tho annals 81 circult
court procedure here The YER
dict. rendered during tho second
day of TIA" trial. read:
We. tn" jury. after fun DELHI
Grafton, find that Mr. Curry
should keep his dogs out OF tho
court room and respectively ask
Judgment Of the court"
Tna verdict. which was signed
By all Of the twelve vcniroinon.
waa handed 10 Judge Henry w
Holt. who In turn passed il TO
CHARLES curry. veteran member Of
tie stanton bar. with the advice.
You mad better do something
Thereafter the two Curry dogs.
which are IN" attorneys almost
constant companions. were con-
Uiouous by their absence from
ih" halls OF justice M. Curry was
ON" Of itruwn's lawyers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
PENN State PREPARES
FOR GAME WITH NAV
Bezdck Has Hard Task Nal
ing Nittany Machine From
New Material.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
STATE COLLEGE. PA, Oct. III
Penn State coaches arc having thcb
troubles this fall. yet In gpite d
enough misfortunes to wreck AM
Two ordinary college teams they NJ;
making progress In the deyelopms,I
OF new Nittany machine to mo-
tho approaching games with syrsS
cusc, Navy. Carnegie Tech. Pon.'
sylvania and Pittsburgh
The surprising thing 10 that an.
progress has been mado at all. 7
start tho season. Coach Hugo Bezdel
and his assistants faced tho loss {;
fourteen members of last years vn,
sity squad, eleven OF whom wet,
letter winners. Just Two letter mel
from the 1921 squad were on ham
for practice. and only one OF those
Harry Wilson-playcd In tho back
field.
Az n that were not bad enough
tho formation Of the team was he'll
up by an Injury 10 Mike Palm thai
Kept him out OF tho lineup for tvs
weeks. lie returned In limo for nj
opening game. played brilliant fool
Dali and made tho back field problen
look more hopeful. Steady develop
inent took place last week until VI
william and Mary game. whom Pair
again went to the hospital with
broken bone In his ankle. To ad
to the cheerful situation. Roas HUI
ford. veteran end. also received
badly sprained ankle In last week
game and is out Of tho lineup In
definitely.
But each announcement merel
causes Coach Hugo Hcadck's Jaw i,
set more firmly. and he Is for,unat
III having as his assistants men O
similar determination. AIDED by N
hne spirit that is being shown y
every member OF tho squad this f,.I'
the development OF the team hb
continued this week. ana II the piav
crs escape further iisjury in III,
Gettysburg game today. the Nlttarl
Lions viii he hitting their stride 4
week or two.
Lebanon valley comes hcrc mex
Saturday and should give Pen
state enough opposition TO pu, u,
Lions on edge :or the alumni hoine
coming day clash With MIddlebur
College on October 81 Followin.
these two games. Penn state bei,!n
TO travel. meeting Syracuse at Ney
YORK and Navy AZ Washington OF
successive weeks
il Is hoped that both Palm al,
HUmord vii! DC ablc 10 return to tn
l!n"-up I'm tim" for tn. SyracuS
game. The quarterback hole wnt
plugged az little THIS week. who
Johnnie Fatton. last years mira
Frring quarter back, returned to n.
squad after a months absence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
BARRYMORE SCORES IN
SHERLOCK HOLMES"

With John Barry,nkc In TN. tile
role. Conan Doylc's world famous
sherlock Holmes has been made
utp a pictUr" by Goldwyu Pictures
and viii bc played in
this city soon. The story introduc-
ing tn" most r"Lowned detective of
AL! time IL taken from Conan DOVES
books and tn" play In which william
Gillette starred on the stag" mum
Der of years aEo.
II Is a long while since thca,er-
gers have been offered moro in
t"roSting combination than John bar
rymoro and sherlock Holmes" MIR.
barrymore stands In The forefront
OF American actors. both on tho
stage and on the screen. and 1t IL.
said that lac gives n woudoriully
lif"likc portrayal Of tho Errn, de.
tcctivc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Warsaw Jail Robbed
of Captured Still

Especial to The Tincs-Dlspatch.l
HEATHSVuILE, VA. Oct. T.
The county jail at Warsaw was
entered Sunday night and the
large copper still. which was cap
tured near Warsaw about two
weeks ago. was taken out.
10 reach tho still three locks
had TO bo removed
Tho parties who did tho work
made Il clean getaway with overy
article which was taken with the
still when II was captured. The
locks which fastened the three
doors were also taken away. leav-
Ing no trace rs to whether they
were unlocked. cut or broken
The parties who committed tho
raid on the Jail seemed TO un-
dcrstand their business woll.
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YANKS' OWNERS AND HACKERS
HEART BROKEN AS GIANTS WIN
Colonel Jacob Rupert Shakes Head Sadly and Admits
That National Leaguers viii Make 1t
Straight Today.


stride after rapulnp the hail To Nave.
leg, when tho ,,,,o,or ,,oooo,m, :.
W" "'S E''Nc "nu cou'u not recover
tho ball in time to nip lieinie. Ban
croft meantime. oosilv m,ho sacou1
Fran,, Lriscb exocr,od ,-.,.
r'S'' advancing Bancroft 10 third
anu Hrvh 10 second, Then Mcusol
scored bancroft by driving a bound
.hE ""i 20 ward, on when ms cap
!hlH raced nome as Mcusel waa
pu, the Giants in the lead.
ne iour'h run came in on Ross
Dung single TO left, which scored
iron he was out minute later
won ne was caught OH hrSt' ending
me ,r.ti'e;
n'" - WIS 'v"' "ci Mays was
=! 80 - pi,tn, io' oil money
80 'H'u "'i 'he an NcoS' ptS'"Sc OF
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Ar,or Mcou,,lo, WINS ro,,o, for
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iuujrr nv ,hn ynnknas thn.n 49,
mad bot ON tho Ynnkecs wcro ori,o
their waccrs pretty sad II lookoa
as though the Yankees would surely.
win.
The fac, that McGraw allowed Nc
Quillan to go IN for the second in
ming was n surprise to many, bua
when the pitcher settled down and
did not allow the Yankees another
hit until tho seventh, the judgmo al
of McGraw was again upheld. as it
generally has been throughout the
Ihcn came tho Giants on Mays In
me MIN ana sorrow for the sup
PoItt's OF the anRS.
manager McSra" SAID OF No
,tuiiiaf after the game IN the club
re nlh not p''ch what ono could
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Tine an" "H'N ms no'u "hu u'u ho-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

Mays WAS taken ont ut the end
of the Giants half OF the eighth, and
Elmer Smith. who hit a home run
with three on hases for Cleveland
against brooklyn in 1920, was sent
IN to bat for him. Like yesterday,
when he battcd for Ward at n
crucial period, he struck out. The
last strike was called today. how
ever. whereas he hit AT Il ycster-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

II looks like Art Nehf for the
Giants tomorrow. with Bullet Joe"
Bush getting another chance for the
Yankees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

A newspaper man said to Jacob
Rupert. president of the Yankoes,
after the game:
Tomorrow VIII be the Yankees
day!"
Rupert SHOOK his head and re-
pied:
NO. len be four straight"
He was apparently disguised with
tho Yankees bulls"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
Die vcSlen" ,Sralt;cIcm.

XariS. 6rnn3oien aller reIiai6.
len Setem,tniiie nebmen geneiniam
Stellllng gegen oie non Dem fron50.
iiifen @eieB ihpeigenO 5uqelniiene
9ielpei6erei in Senegal. @dbreu0
oes Srieaes mar elm @eieb onQcuom.
men morben, 0urd mcl,heS Ginae-
borene, Die in 1epiHen 1bcilen pom
Senegal geboren morer, 5u frau5o-
iiiGen 9iirgcrn gemadJt muroen
gIeid3eitig puroen ibnen obry !sye
oltererbten einbeimiihen G6ebr0uhe
beIaiieu Gos GrQebnib lit, oaB in
Der genannteu Golouie fran30liidc
9iirger geietlib ser GicImei6erci
buIoigen oiirfeu.
Die BON scr Stride, mcIhc sic fuI
gen zines oerorti9cn Gracc0en3iallcs
iiirdltet, crbobeuen Gimucnounaen
0iirften ihmcrIid), lei cs auf Die Sc.
putirtenfammer, lei eS auf Die nc,
gierlmB eineu na,hbolti0en lno
mirfinmen ginOrud moden. Die &c.
gierlmg Bat es i'm @e0entbeil oarauf
a6geieben ooB Die @eburtSrate in
BEN fron3oiiihen Golonicn cine m6a.
litit bobe blei6c. rm 0tnterinl iiir
cine 2Irnee non ,sarbgcn SIT bcfom.
men. &ns oieicn1 @runo mia lie Die
vgeieblid)e" 8ieIneiberei ouitedter.
balten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
Kritiidsc Gage in -SmSicm.

SunoOn. Ter 2nuooner ,1ailr
Mail" uuroe N}ontag aus Mooras
3noien. gemeI0et. oie oortiqe Gage
gelte ais 10 orobenO. ooB Die britt.
ihen 9ehor0en lid peranloBt geieben
bdtten, aae GuropGer ais Special.
@onItabier cinjuitellen uno NIT Oii-
litGrgeluebren 81 bcpoffneu.
Ger Streif an Der Citin0iiheu
giieubdbn oehnt iit mcitcr nus. mlo
Der 6rahfucrfebr lit tbeiIpciie ann]
Iabmgeleat. ,5n Der 8abmertitdt.
ten III 9lanbabao ioQen 5000 0lamn
Sic 2irbeit eingeltellt boben.
2ir Sriten gbcrnbiatn" Die 3nber.
&onDOn. Cine 3ejtungs -0epe-
ihe aus 0}a0ros meioet nod 2on-
0on, in 5irupnnnnmaIdi. ungefdhr
s. MeiIen iiiomeitIih pon Waosa5
in &oroerinoien, babe 6ritiidrin0i.
ihe 3oli3ci bel eirem aramna In ei'
nen ungeidhr 10000 aopie 5dbIsn.
Sen 9olfsbaufcn Gingeborener ge-
fcuert. Irei Eeriouen ioQen toot,
8 permunoet ieiu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19

hellte NOD icaenSreIh mirft. Ete
ShuIeu unterltouOcu ser firhIiheu
9uiiidlt. Son Ser ylitte Der oier;iaer
bis in Die Mite Der ott;iger Sabre
res oorigen SSabrbuuoerts reiht Oie
Seit oes 9hifihpuugs OeS fuIti1reI.
len. iittIiheu mo miriihaitliden
2ebenS Der NuiieoIer.
Was beute ned an Siid1tigfeit In
Sen oelitineu SieoluNeaI bcItabt
terOanft man in eriter 9inie Ser
relitidlcn SdNiIe. 3u 9eaiun Der
iiebjiacr Sabre iest onS @ingreiFen
Der utiiiiheu 8eoierung, bic bis oo.
hin untatig 5ugeieheu botte, elm.
Ole guiieoIer tpurSen nit feitcm ge.
iite oerieben. 0ofir aber Die Selbit.
rerIpaltllua aiifgeboben; Die dIlae.
meme @ebrpilit)t purSe einsefiibrt,
Die oIien BriuileSien tMr0eu anIge.
bobeu SSuioIge 0ieIer 8ertiigung
trat unrube infer oen Sie0Iern elm,
inO oiele 0adHeu an glusipnnoeruna.
Iie SirdenFretbeit bliab ober be.
iteben. MIR ole Sd1iiIoufiid5t purSe
Gnoe Der nclinsigcr Sabre Der Stride
ellt5ogsn. un0 Ole SbuIeu uur0en
Dem NiiniIterium fir 8oIfsonffI1.
uma mnteritelit. Bon 0a on beaiuut
ole 8crruiiune. an STEELE ocs 0ent.
iden trot ais llnterri6tsiprohe ons
Huliiidle, unh mir Iaben baIo einen
GbnIid)en @organg wie in llneorR.
Die gnlern, Sic i'm 2auoe bIieben,
bIiebeu audi nnd ibrer SdluBeit
oeutid, nber oieieuigen gIniiebIer-
iobne, 0ic ooS rnliiide 8pmnaiium
un0 Oie llntperiitGt beIudlten, Der.
ficIen Ser guthelltldluua. DoSu iplr.
DC Der %oB gcgen ole Oeutiden an.
lieolcr pIanmoBig grob0esooeu. uno
nalreuo 0es 8elttrieges eridlienen
gnsnabme1cieee gegen Die 6eitihen
@innobner, ole elmer NehtloIiateit
9Ieidtamcn. SIN SScpre 1917 mar
bereitS aueS porbereitrt, i'm oie
oelitidleu SoIouiiten nah Sibirien
5u pcrueiicu. Ga brodte ole I'm.
wdl3lmg Die Rettlug.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
@stbOOiitenpreoiser in G6icnao amt.
lid ais Sittenrid)ter anoeitcllf.

GbieagO. 9ieD. 5o6n s. Wil-
linmion, Rnitor elmer 6eihoilifen
Observation-Disclosures in Gbicoao. III
non 8iiracrmeiiter 1bomion 3inl
Gommiiiar Der Sto6t Chicago fir
3urhiilbrlng Der @ciete ernannt
moroen mo bat unbeihrdnfte BE.
fuaniiie erbalten, Die littIide 8obl.
fabrt Der Staot iiher 3u iteQen.
8eD. @iaianion wir6 iih nidt
aGcin benliben, Dem Cater ln6 Ser.
6reden oen 8araus jn MAIDEN. ION,
bern lit mid ous0riidlid6 ermdftiat
poroeu. f5rait in Der 1ta6tuerlpal
tltna nuf}uipilren
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
Sin glatnridlnbparf anf SHIT.

2hii DER eSnicl SDlt gibt cs bobe
IanoidoitIide 8erte, ole in neuejtrr
3eit immer mebr geidbroet meroen.
@s ieien MIR 0as Qloriunitliji, Die
ein5igartige Siiuenard6ergriippe mii
Der Worimuer &eioe iuo Die id)ou.
item Stelleu Der SaI6iniel 96rnum
genount e5 mare oaber iebr az
uiinidlen oaB Die gauge 3uici
auBerbnIb Der alten Grfe nno oer
lhon jebt beitebenoen Seebd0er benz
Spefulationsgeiiie uno Der orobens
ben 9er'hnnochlng eutjo1cn mir.
ben. ggie in Der n3eitid)riii iiir
8ogelihng mitgcteilt miro, iino
Derihieocne gingabm in oieicr sin.
iift an Die preuBiite Hegicrimg ge.
rihte. moroeu, un0 es bciieb: unlio.
mebr Sofiuung 1ui 8ermirtlihung
oieier Bldne, oils sic 1iinen uno
Seioescbicte, bic in 6raae forun,ea.
icbr gerinse wirtidjaiti6c @crte
ooriieaer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
Tiriiser Gnfaang i'm 9lnsfnbr,
6anoel Der Scr. Staaten.

Naibington, ,. Is. Ger Nus.
fubrban0eI Ger Ser. Staaten belief
iid, mie pom 8uuoes San0elsamt
befanntaegeben nur0c I'M 25auuur
ouf $279,000,000 mO mar Oamit
geringer ols felt Z Monaten; Der
9iifgang ge9eniiber December nar
$15,000.000. Die Giniubr i'm IA
mar bate einen 8ertn pon 1915.
100000 gegen $237 100000 inn
December nn6 $209.000,O00 i'm 2lo.
mar 1921.
Gie 2(usfubr i'm cSautor oieies
,5abre5 beoeutet einpn gliidqana nm
$31, 100000 i'm 8er9leib nit csa.
nuar 1921.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
NobnungSmnnaC in G0ln oauert
nod ilnmer an.

Sn Goln fcblen md humer runo
10000 0obnu1cn fir etpo 10000
6amilieu nit rmo 10000 aopfen.
Die Staot bat bisber fir 0eu g9ob-
mln9Sbau 300 0}iu. 9i auigeipauot,
mofiir rlno 100 @obrungen ae.
baut plr0eu, bc5u. iid noA i'm gmt
beiinoen. Ole 30. bis $4,000 RerIo.
ncn llnterfllnft bieter I'm Die Ser.
tigitelhng Der nod I'M 9ou bcfino.
ihen 0drier 5lt ermoglidjen. limo
nod meiter so W}ia ~. not6ig. Sur
6orOerllug Der goutbGtigfeit mia Die
Staot Die 9iiroihoft fir einen thrill
Der ScriteaungSfoiteu ilberncbmen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
Day $trcit enAIicI, bciacs
Iset.

&ai6iaatOn, .. 6. - Ser
Streit 5tDiifeu 0eu Ser. Stcd.
ten utO Sapan iiber ole 3nIel
gap I'M StiIIen Ocean. elm
Streit, Der iih lange binae;o.
gen lm0 5u 5abIreihen gIoten
uno onoeren Oiplonlatiiden
0ieinungS 2lustauIhcn Nm.
IaB gegeben bat, lit enOaiiltio
sum 9IbibliiB 9elangt, moem
III &aibingtou elm einidl1ai-
ger &ertrag BON &ertretern Scr
bei0en M06te. Staatsiecret0r
Sughes mo Baron S6ioeloro.
unter3eidnet muroe. Ter Der.
trng anerfennt onS @Iouoats.
reht ISopons auf sic 9ynIeI.
gibt uber oen Ser. Staten.
be5ip. ibren StaatSanaehoriaen
@Ieid]berehtiauna i'm 9Slmfen.
nerfebr, in 9IieoerIaIiuna. in
8eiibfragen un0 ionitiaen
Gehten fir gap, ioiuie ole
Monoate 2Sopan'S i'm sStiaen
Ocean.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
9iun6ier in 9golcn.

Bier nit mebr oIs 2l2 Grocent
9lIcobol miro fortnn in BoIen perbo.
fen ien mic cn ioebcn i'm Qan0taec
angenoHmene8 Alcobolgeieb be-
itimnt. 2(uf ic $500 @innobner
fommt ein auSi6onf Qiccn5cn er.
boIten MIR aofieebdi1icr lmo 9lcitau.
rants. pGbreno Irintihtben perboteu
limo. 9icen3in6aber iino oafiir pcr.
outgportIidl. onB lid gliclnon6 be.
trinft un6 ulco6oIbaltige 8ctrdnfe
meroen nit 20 Brocclt bciteueri.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
Starter @intcr in Ntittcl. nnb Git.
europa.

@ien. 9IuBergetpobnlihe Itren.
qe aolte onuert i'll Nittel. un0 Git
europa an. 95n 9beilen Gber0iter.
reif's fiel am s. DIS. 0as 1bermo.
meter ouf 9iuu GFabrenbeif. ,Sn
Bien fam man ieit 8 8oden unun.
terbroden Sd1littidub loufen. Iie
Geniperntur idlmantt BORT ieit go.
den 3piihen , uno is @roo itbcr
9tita aobIen toiteu 100 aronen Oc8
ailogramm Siioungarn arootien
tno gosnien meIoen itnrten Shnee.
faa.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
SreSlan - Die StaSt Der grOhtrH
gSUbnnnasnutl.

gtah eiuer bonn StatiItihcp San.
oeSamt berausgrgcbcucu 9tuiiteQana
lit 9reslau inter Den prcuBifeu
@emeinoen nit mebr al@ 10000
gnupobnern Die Staot Der groBlen
@ohmngsnotb. \m 9'crh1liuiB Su
Berlin entiiclen fir 3. 3. mo 4.
3inmer @obuaaen ouf cin 9lnac.
bot 6nrdlidnittlib lmal Il Dicl 9ladl.
fragen ,>m @ot}cn bobcn me6r
ais $4,000 98o1nuug9loic }utbci.
lung elmer 8obnung,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-19
ggnkt lie bsttcln gsb'n Ober
bnnaernA q

3em 9orf. 5rl. 9farp @orrett
San bat all Sic @iitglieoer Ser
,2cague oF @1meu Gotcrs" in g2eu
2lorf oie 9lufforeeuHJ gerid1tet. bis
sum % Teb-uar 5Q000 neue M2it.
gIieoer 81 lVer'en un0 3ilr grrei-
,funl oteie ielbit .ibren
8ausbalt i6ts NheNaif2r nn0 ibrc
'finoer 81 pernas diHaen~, luenn
oles n0tbig leiH loatg