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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

OF home, for our people. 1t Is
not possible to show just what
proportion of this tremendous
expenditure represents new
home ownership. but more
Americans have become home
owners during the season now
drawing to a close than ever
before
It's splendid commentary on
the rightiul tendencies IN Amer
can lie. 1t shows right thinking
and right living. and should
prove a most diScouraglng midi
cation to those who hope for tho
disruption Of our present social
order. These Developments arc
OF >pccia! significance at the
present time when there Is so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

After breakfast next morning she
shared the little adventure with Daugh-
ter. Il was scared WHOM | first saw
him." said she. hut ] knew IN min
ute he had done IL with lead pencil
L. make me feel sorry for him. and that
meant he wanted me Ia pet him. 1t was
lots Of run. too, but | got tickled at
him tryin' TO look s"rrowtul when he
WAS never So happy In his life"
What Il wonderful wife she Will make!
for the perfect wife is one who rcmcm-
ucrs that. her husband Is but an over
grown boy. and permits him 10 keep his
scIf-rcspcct by pretending that he has
her fooled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
hammock, OHIO
Church Services.

81, .,.,,,t ,nu-,b ..r,,,,v will lac
,.ii S. .Sa I ,,r''nr,or.,r cnur.h an
,st,, ,.lI :, m,
,,.;...,,. ,,.il H.,
""' h'nS as usual NV c,tt
held III IN" afternoon VIII" N"''.''
school at wv" an" 'n' P''"' "'"s
VICE AZ three. th'S h''hN ',,''"'''' -
! the pastor. ti"F. - = M'''""' ." w
wishes I" h"Id MS communion =, -.
fhS"'hH' '"' "'"'' '"''N
1T oar usual h"' ''"E M.'H",.
meeting Oh the
'"' "'H' "he''i"s % ~" ,..', h,II
SFu'I'"h % ','' i'"'''N ''" 49,, ,,c,I
Iu'S"aS III tne ""H''''."' ~ ,,,t'.
Methodist thur'". r'"' ~"
were IN Attendance. M'S. w. H. W
strong and My. |. H. "'"N'"'
charge. with MISS Nr!!' SP'"H''S' "a,
demonstrating agent at IN" county, d.
! ''N'' "' '"'' 49, 49, e. nm
. ave lessons and Is given 10y th' -
. bureau. 10 all Nh" WISH I" ''''"" n'"
receive the instructions E'Ntn' me
ucNt meeting VII b" held On "urS"',E
4 October ~. In the "aS' nc"' al vac
church. Th"S" IN ai''h'"nve Il" Jus
u"ctlnc were. McS""nrS w l. ~ III
. strong. +. T. Caldwell. clarence !'.N
- y Caldwell. 81. clair NAi"w"". Jon"
uidwrll. Lee unard. R"h' '"p"'Hh"'
tralE trIcr. Elmer i"""'' """
rric". Misses Mamie 'i'rN' i<"'h IAN
I-.S and Elizabeth Caldwell.
Bannock Briefs.
MY. an" MIS- '""' - ,,I ,t,,,,r
ter. Miss Olive. ~ rear town. an" ,"'"
guest, Miss Lula Srmi!". 81 r'uH"'"H'
spent Wednesday evening WIZ" '"' ''
m"r's cousins, MI ana MIS- Jun" -
N">hi,t, IN -. 'l"r'SN me ,.,, .nd
w, -" L..,,r.r,r. y,.r. callers
daughter Mary N"'",''"', r',,.,,
i'll st. ClalrSNii!" on M"n""H ,i,'
Mrs. q. II. l''UH''" III an
itiug with friends mere an" c'S'
in the county. for q snort ''"t,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. tAh'""S' NAVE
turned 20 their h"m" In h"'lN"u'' ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

) t a t e 5 and TINS
number has been
greatly increased
during the inter-
vening two years.
1t would probably
be safe to estimate
that t ere are
$4,000. 900 home
owners in the Unit
ed States today. \
nation W h i { h
spends more than 4
billion dollars l
year for new
h-~,-> and which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

The butcher hoy has been experiment.
ing in the romantic. having "ht''"'" III
spiratiuu from a best seller in which the
hero nurScd Il secret sorrow ana l.! r'"-
son Of i, was much piticd and loved by
III. ladies. The sorrow advertised itself
Nv means OF dark ringS under III" her" :
eyes and lines iath made his mouth IN
finitcly sad
Monday evening Hiram called "n the
r!rl across the street. and II dark rings
indicate sorrow he was beyond the rca'h
of comforting words The girl d'd her
best. however and sent him home with
his heart siging.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
THREE LOCAL RESIDENTS
ARE. MADE DEFENDANTS

Three hills Of complaint were filed by
Assistant District Attorney w. C.
Grimes with John II. Conrad. clerk for
tn" northern district Of West Virginia
Yesterday.
All three were against local residents
ard property owners. and styled as fol-
lows: l. s. vs.. Josephine Mclaughlin
., al: l.. s. rs. Nary V. Hartenstein e.
nj and L. $ vs.. Mrs. r. II. l.ange.
Although clerk Conrad would not say
what the complaints charged. 1t is un-
derstood the defendants are owners OF
property where the prohibition laws are
alleged 10 have been violated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
byS w. STRAUSS President Ame,ean Society 10, 7Av1t

much unrest in the world, and
when the enemies OF law and
order arc apparently making
progress in some foreign coun-
tries.
In 1920 there we're II 400, 900
home owners in the United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

UNFIT.
| he building OF
homes means the
creation Of new
wealth. coming
either directly or
indirectly from the
savings OF the
people.
StdliStlcianS tell
IL that during the
year 1922 conSid-
cr,.I'v "'nrc than
one billion q, n0rS
will have been utll-
lied IN the erection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Willie Willis

Members of thc
bird grade we're re-
luircd TO write an
essay on fair play
'r i d a Y afternoon.
rhc one submitted
3y little Willie
Willis co nc u d e i
with { h Q words:
Boys that fights
fair and don't bite
IT hit in the STUN
ick is gentulmcn
and gifts licked"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

1t is gratifying to note that the
current year ha> proved to be the
greatest era of homc-bulldIng and
home-owncr>hip i'll the history
OF our country. This is impor-
tant because these activities sig
niiy widespread practices OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Aunt Het

Il AIN u = \ = =
doubted la'S love
since tn" day ""
was married. hut |
know enough con-
corning h h e CLrnal
nature Of men folk :
L. thank God In Il
good cook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

The police department Of Austria
maintains an elaborate school at which
2 recruit Is trained for period Of one
year. not only in laws and regulations
NJ the department. hut also In stenogra.
phv tvpewriting. telegraphy. frst aid to
the injured. etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Lloyd George May Get
S495,OO0 For Memoirs

London. Sept. lS.--E.nClish writer's are
SIN spcculating on the amount Premier
Lloyd George Is likely ~ realize on his
projected hook of memoirs. There Is
still considerable mystery as 10 what
financial arrangements the publishers
have made with the British prime minis
ter for the book and serial rights at
home and broad. Ono London publish
ing ilrm gives the following figures
American serial rights. $20h.00n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
SA9I.l0O

\ digger into historical record says
the sum offered Mr.. Lloyd George con-
sj!,u,rs record. He finds that Milton
received SIS for Paradise Lost" and
Colds NTH s30n for The Vicar of Wake
held" samuel Johnson made about
$500 out OF "Rasselas." which he wrote
in order To obtain enough money To give
decent burial 10 his mother and pay off
her few debts.
Jane Austen sold the manuscript OF
Sense and Sensihility for $3.50. which
she dos, rbed at the time as n prodi-
EiouS reCompcnSr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07
Arrival Of Daughter.
Cake Walk.

The pupils ofthe local school VIII
give a cake walk in the school house
on Friday evening. October Is. Ice
cream and other things good TO eat Will
be for sale. Everyone invited Nvcry-
one come. Don't forget the night and
place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
CELEBRATES 18TH BIRTHDAY.
Je~se X. Baylls Reaching Another
Milestone IN Nine Health.

Jeasc X. Baylis Of the shipping de-
nartment OF Lippincott 4 Co. former
manager OF tho old Grand Opera
Iio,Ne. is quietly observing his 7ath
birthday anniversary. today, at his
home. SOS West street. He WAS the
recipient OF congratulations during
the day from both local and out-of-
town friends.
Mr.. Baylis. who Is In excellen,
health. this morning attended the
funeral of Clement A. Lipr,ncott.' who
was his close friend Tho lest OF the
cay was spent quietly at his home
Two of his sons. Wynard L. and Les
ter X. reside with him. while the
other. Roscoe r., lives at sos West
Eleventh street
Born in a house near sixteenth and
Market streets. Mr.. sBaylis has lived
all of his life In Wilmington He Il
perhaps best known as fhe former
manager OF the Grand Opera HousS
having held this position for 27 years
whom tho opera house. was In tn,
helghth of it's popularity, Durlnl
that time he became acquainted with
tho most prominent players OF tn,
lay and stu holds the friendship o'
nauy,
Mrs. Baylis will be "a years old OF
Juno 2S. She has not been we'll fol
several years. They have been mar
red moro than &c years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
WORKH0USE GLEE
: CLUB ENTERTA|NS
Sang for Prisoners Aid Bene-
tit at New Century Club
Last Night.

A benefit concert was given In the
New Century Club for the Prisoners
Aid Society. Probably the group IL
the audience who enjoyed the pro-
gram most were the nineteen men In
the County Workhousc Cleo club,
who. attended by several TRUSTEES,
Warden P)ummer and couple of
guards. had come To tho concert in a
large covered truck. They were neatly
dressed In whitc shirts and darl,
trousers. with 20 suggestion OF prison
uniform.
Their selections. led by Mrs. Marie
II. Haughey, werci greeted with the
most enthusiastic applause OF the eve
ningf They sang two groups OF songs
simple little tunes like NANNY
The Bull Dog on the Bank" IL Wan,
To Go Back TO Dixie" "a Perfect Day.
swing Low, Sweet Chariot" but tn,
harmony they infused into tho IA.
miliar Mrs made them like now. AS
an encore to their first group OF songs
tall young Negro with an unusual
tenor voice, led his fellows In slnginr
sweet Adeline." At the conclusion
OF the program, the audieuce remained
seated while the men marched on
singing God BE With You Tnl w,
Meet Again. Several of the prisoner.
looked under twenty.
| One OF the best features Of the pro
gram was thetone act play, 9TH,
Bishops Candlesticks," given by th,
Arden Players. This play by Norman
Mckinnel is founded on the inclden
In Victor Hugo's LES Miserables.
where the escaped convict steals tn
candlesticks from fhe man who be
iriended him. The players were. tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

Bishop. Frank etephons. the convict
Henry kicfer: Persome. the Bishops
sister. Miss Katherine r. Ross; Marie.
thu servant. Miss Charlotte Ross;
Sergeant Of Gendsfmes. Donald
stephens.
Lord Dunsany's THE Lost Bilk
Hat" was presented by Thomas John
son. Otis Long. George Newton,
Francis Barkley. Ralph bailey, Nom
bers OF tho Senior class OF tho High
School.
]. NJ. Englcmnn sank baritone
solo. THE Barefoot TRAIL" and Ra-
moth Miachcll sang bass SOLO Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Dafken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea.

,Grandmothcr kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened glossy nnd attractive
with brew OF Sage Tea and sulphur.
wh,never her hair took on that dull.
faded or streakcd appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
dcrful effect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" YOU will get lnrge bot.
tie OF this old-time recipe. improved
by the. addition OF other ingredients
all ready to use. Mt very little coN.
This simple mixture can be depended
Upon TO restore natural color and
beauty 10 the hair.
well-tnown dowfuown drugglnt
says everybody uses wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound now because 1,
darkens 80 naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell II has been applied :.
It's so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen n oomb or soft brush and
draw II through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears: after snothe,
| application or two, II is restored 10 It's
natural coloy and looks glossy. rofi
and beautiful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
FORM NEW ASSOCIATION.
Election Of Oniccrs aud Directors Il
he Held Monday Night.

Organization Of the Marshallton
Punding and Loan Association was
begun last night at n meeting OF about
forty citizens os Marshallton and Enos
J. Hollingsworth. Lewis II. Guest and
Rev. Ivanhoe Willis were named In
corporators. Pledges for the purchase
~ about 300 shares of stock have beer
received.
Formation will be completed at q
meeting on Monday night, when ofli-
GERS and directors will be elected
and dates and places for meetings will
be definitely decided upon. Bylaws
aud rules VIII also be adopted. The
oreanizations being conducted under
the auspices OF the Building ana Loan
Information Bureau.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
COUNTY F|REMEN
ARE ORGANIZED
Flvs Companies Elect Officers
and win AK Levy Court for
Financial Aid.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Richardson Park, Feb. io.-With
representatives of iivc fire companies
present at a meeting an Community
ltrJl last nisht. tho New Castle County
tiremens Association was formally
launched. Tho nre companies or or
SENSATIONS represented were New
port. iCrsn~ton lie.shte. Holloway Ter
race. t.lsmcrs and Five Points.
The reports of tho frcmen showed
that the equipment owned by the com
ranies represented one pumping en-
snc and six CHEMICAL engines. with
several thousand feet az hose. Ths
nve companies. II was pointed out,
guard nvc of the most fourishlne
housing sections In rural New Castle
county. outside the larger towns from
rre hazards.
The meeting was called 70 order by
John L.. jcrdln of tho Five Points Fire
Squad and the election OF officers re.
suited N follows; President. John Il.
lordin of Five Poinh; first vice-presi-
dents. Robert Grows ~ Cranstor
heishts w. \. Groome of Newport,
srcretary, A. L. Smith OF Elsmere
treasurer, Martin Arters OF Horowa,
Terrace.
committee on bylaws was named
nv President Jor,iin. ss follows: Johr
4. Smith of Crnnston Heights. Johr
Smith of liolic-vny Terrace. w. \
Hroome OF Newport. r T.. McGinnc.
cf Elsmcre and John Guyer Of trv,
Points. This committee viii meet or
sunday next. and special meeting
of the association win be called To con.
slider tho bylaws and constitution
Tho meetings of the ASSOCIATION vii
be held lmonthly at the various FIR,
houses IA turn
Tho fuh'ty or moro lrcmen present
discussed the details for arranging .
system n lre alarms for the rura
county, Whereby. IN case Of FIRE. tn,
crmranv located IN that district woul,
have sum lricnt help az all times.
II was hlso decided to have n larg,
drlrsationl from the association atton,
the session nj the Levy Court. mex
'luesday. hrd crdcaVor to secure n
nanciel assistance from that body To
wards miintaining the various fir
apparatus
Representatives. of the Crsnsto,
Heights cqmpany reported they IA,
asked tho Levy Court for assistance
ii months ago. but the applicatio,
had not hs,n considered,
Tho i1vc Points nre squad repor,
81 they, too, had asked for assistanc,
last May. hu, SO far. nothing had bee-
heard IN an Official way from tho Lev,
Court. Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

Fear no Foe" Their accompaniat waa
MIes Grace Wagner.
RtAunebach's orchestra played
Schub~rt's "ttnnnished Symphony
and Three Dances from Henry vffr'
BY German.
Miss EuthannA Taylor and Miss
Mildred L. Simpson gave two sclec-
tions with piano, drum. and traps.
Mrs Harry Durstcin and Miss Mary
sinecock sang.
group OF Miss Kstc McClafYcrty's
junior pupils gnvc delightful series
OF fancy dances. including solo and
group dances.
iitev. w. A. vrooman, executive
secretary OF the Prisoners AID so-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
ms. n. D. cHossAr DEAD.
Charter Meabsr Of West Churrh and
sunday School Teacher.

After an illness of three years. Mrr.
Morris ID. Crossan, ~ years old, died
nj her homo. S0s North Rodney street.
Yesterday afternoon. sbe was the
daughter OF the latc Mr. snd Mrs.
Levi H. Springer. Her fatber was a
street commissioner for number of
years.
Mrs. Crosran was a charter member
of West Presbyterian Church, and a
former sunday school teacher. Many
years ago she wss a member OF the
old Central Church. Ehe is survived
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

by her husband ana two ststers, HrA.
Willard Springer. and Mrs. r.. J. Shep-
pard
The funeral will be- held tomorrow
afternoon at 40 o'clock. with Roy.
Alexander Alison. former pastor of
West Church. in charge of services
1ntermen4 will be- private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

ciety, explained that tho purpose Of
the society .is to secure the adoption
Of such prison methods and laws ~
will help the prisoner to become 4
good citisen. and to aid discharged
prisoners to become useful members
OF tho community.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Accused Of Larceny.

Charged with the larceny Of tools
and other accessories. the property
of tho Baltimore n Ohio Railroad
Jacob Gundek. living at Richardson
Park. was held under $500 heil fof
the Court OF General Sessions at a
hearing last night before Magistrate
Harry II. Stradley. GundelS was arrest
ed last Saturday afternoon ~ the rail.
road police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Mr.. D.Ila Levi. Hun ), v.n.

Mrs. Della Iewis. 80 years old. of
sis Adams etfeet- sprtoin~1 painfui
CUTS about the head In q fsfl Ia \
night. on Ninth street. between Mon-
roe and Adams. She was taken 70 the
Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
narsor omci.I. m.e.

business OF = routine nature was
transacted by the Board OF Harbor
Commissioners today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

Sometimes the only way TO get II
done II to sdvertise for somebody to
do a. Itead the asaifled nds,-~-Atlv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
at ats14.7s
Values to $500

Fur trimmed and
tailored BoIiviA and
Velour Costs for girls
Of 7 10 Is years. In
pretty models and new
colors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

Auto Trade Association 10 Meet.
The Wilmington Automobile Trad,
Association will hold a meeting to,
nisht st 7.ao o'clock. IN par,ors A ant
r of tho Hotel du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Values to $3.50

Bolivia and Velour
de Iainc Coats In fur
trimmed and tailored
styles, In g1hish models
Sizes 10 16 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10
Values tc $3.50

Kidtlice' Cmts, in
sizes 3 10 ~ years Of
fine winter costInss, In
several pretty models,
lined and interlined.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

Beautiful quality silk and
wool stockings, firmly WOW
en-. close-fltting, in a good
assortment Of heather mix
lures and plain coIors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-10

The ideal corset for the
junior miss and small wom-
en-, made of heavy coutil.>
in elastic top model. satin
trimmed and Red-E Laced.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-06-28
Otter Saa 2afe 8ibelfpnference.
Sra 26en til 91e sSuIi.

Gn 9ibeIfonference bill BIZ bolo.
beo Sen beitre @ube af Otter Soil
Safe iom begnroer 11eite Ssnbua
og bnrer / otte Gage. Den bi1 pere
al en- nparti1f &arofter og bill bape
font 6ens ManI 11noerbisning / &-
be1e11, Sorfremrnelle af praftifff &ri-
fte1lbpm og geHelie.
9e fgIge11oe EaIere og arbei6ere
bill oeltaee &onferencen:
Haft. .. S. Sorefer at geetp So
Der, Obio, 8ible Seacber;; Ho1tor g.
Mrnel1 ssones af Santos, gbangeliit
8oitor S. g. Sobnion of Sergus
Sails; Neiis Minnie Mellon at Sen=
ming, Some ano foreign Meisiions
Naltor 6. 81. Carlton af slleronoria,
8oitor sluto,a 0nelIo af sSergu5
Sails, 8ibIe Teacber; Mrs. Mnno
;9neIlo af 6erqus Sails, 5un6op
School @orf.
Wfe6erne beeDnber nteo en- 8er=
netin1e og fortietter belle 0ogen oe
nfill1tter meo ct Beffeliesn1g6e on,
Mftencn. 9isle Dfpber bill bolbes /
set engelife Sprog. Mlle er bierte=
Zig belfommen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-06-28

EiIln6 mig gienne,n -6eres ereoe
gIa6 at tuffe Solicit i.bette gp,t,1tp
ior seon1nc.1nn. Solicit par thrill
Zig og gi mig d, ileIts 5feln1ner. -
Seq Ir11igrer r'ig icln fife tco at fnr-
uoiette at ieg bar fortie1t bennc
sgre beo min GnbbeD. Gberfinlob
feler ieg u. sSofet bar pnret penlia
not at itenr;s for mig tiltrobs for
Geilsreb leg bar giorf, og oen Sro
at leg all;geoai falt oJ oil erre til
Gieneife OJ bette a,tiporer mig til
at gisre init besit.. Seq refpeHerer
benz fon iten1te iInob mig og filler
inoerlig forbulioe,, ,neo be fon1 bc6
oeres. Stennta t,ibItc, at BE hnr 9ii-
Iio til mig. 3,rIor, leg blir bnlgt
/ Nobember, iou1 leg baaber at bli,
biI set bore min opr:gtise Anifrenr
gclfe at giennem 9fet og 9ietfprbig-
beo at gigre bbao 2ohc1. fraDer at
en- County Mttornep at gigre i Net.
ming af goo &egiering % til JoIfets
beofte. Seq o1tfer oct fon1 en- sgre
at bore 11on1inere tiI gourtp attor-
lteD og min Enf gnar 1lb til hpert11e=
.ite Meoborger i11ben gcuatict.
sgrbeoigft
s 9eonnr1 griess g
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-06-28
9r. &atbena,t ,nprbet.

sSra Berlin ii1eI6es ben 246e SUI
nj: Den tpife nbenrigsniniiter, Gr.
Hotbenau, bleo i1ignDr6et ioag. a
Niiniiteren bleb iflibt og orebt
poa @teoet oct 9iebIif ban ftoo /
8egreb nteo at forIa6e fit Sien1 i
@runetpolo, Ser er ett af 8erlin'
Soriteber, for at beeibe fig til noer
rigsbepartementet t en- Nuton1obil.
Weor6eren ur1bforn.
Moroeren TOM fibrenoe en Mp=
torbogn, n1en itanfebe Sarten, ba
ban 1,arnrebe fig Or. @atbenai,.
&on affprte to Sfn6, og traf beegc
@onge. 0erpaa fdfte ban ful6 6ort
pao Mnffinen og foribanbt. sas.
Sen officieIle NfeobeleIfe ons Or
&atbenaus 800 bIep gipet Rigsoa-
gen.
Dr. Hatber1aa1 bar @inif beb' e1t
Neiobag, iorn BEN atnerifnnIfe an-
basiobbr, AIa,iion g. Solgbton, gap
81 Mn1bosiabsren fit bbre i6ag, at
l1oenrigsn1iniitere,1 nar Bit n1Droef,
gop ban itrar 9rbre til, at Gloget
paa Mn1basinoet1 ffuloe beiies paa
bnIb Stang.
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Sc enbeIise Dpsabcr.

Nuor 8ldbt git h Bresfen af-
bigte uge bar lite Mapporterne fro
ollie grecincts bette gol1ntp ino-
fonue. Derfor ifnI Di mi 81 6et en-
beIige 8efuItat for be ornitriote gnr-
beoer. Set er ion1 fgleer:
sSpr Senntor 4
Clos 81. 2u,to, 29oO, s. 81. Bltt-
nam, 1922, e. g. Monms, 226t.
2u11b og Butnnm bleb aItfna mo-
n1ineret.
5or @eprnle,1tni1ter s.
Sc. s. Moen, 3141 @op 9a111l1,
3o56, Mrs. S. @enupfer, 1882, @.
SO. @berrnn1r, 2818, s. 8. Sompe,
2737, 81. s. Cole, 2503, Mrs. 9.
-Sproe1e, 1880, 2, S. SiIoen, 1905.
81. @. Chapman, 1883, Sobn Mlr<
,fl1, 1882, .. So. 8ergan 1868, Sen-
rp Npcflenroe, 942, SSacob 9nmicben
s3s.. -.
@ba6 5et1ator &n11bi6ater11e al1=
git faa git set ,,ofiao pl1biig til. =
2ige til SptnlIingsborbet bar fer
big til at opf,1nrn1ere 0pgaberne fra
ollie Nrecircts, bar set m1th at Scr.
sloams bao6e 1togle fan Stemnter
mere e,1b Scr. Sntnam. Nen naar
Spll1ntrnerire esstumrene toni fra
Mooerirtgsmaifinen bi6ite BET fig at
Wer. &utnam ba66e euebe @ten1n1er
tibe1ite.