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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14
Hearing with Eyes and Fingers.

The modern method of teaching
deaf mutes is that known as the Bell
method of visible speech. The charac-
tiers Of the alphabet on which this sys-
tenn is founded are intended to reveal
70 the eye the position of the vocal or
gans In the formation of any sound
which the human mouth can utter. Ar
tculation Is learned by the deaf mute
as set of movements and sensations
In the organs Of speech. II is taught
by the pointing out to the pupil the po-
sitlons of the lips, teeth and tongue In
pronouncing the vowels and conso-
nants by making him feel with his
hands all the percepdble movements
and vibrations of the throat and other
organs which are requisite for their
pronunciation aud by ~ Z diagrams,
etc He is then rrlu Il to initiate
those positions and to lvrtc Il quantity
OF air from the lungs sufficient to pro-
duce the sounds and Is taught to read
the artlculations Of others by observ-
Ing the position OF the organs and tho
countenance.--Chrlst Herald.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14

Gravitation as supposed innate
power was noticed by the Greeks and
also by Seneca, who speaks Of the
moon attracting the waters, about 81
b. @. Kepler investigated the subject
about 1915, and Hookc devised sys-
TEN Of gravItation about 1874. The
principles Of gravity we're demOnstrat-
cd by Galilel at Florence about 1888.
but, II was not until the great Newton
stepped upon the stage that the matter
was fairly settled. The others had
guessed. Newton proved, and to New
ton unqucstionably belongs tho high
honor OF having shown US the true
mechanism Of the heayens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14

Even the cleverest and most perfect
circumstantial evidence Is likely TO be
at fault, after all, and therefore ought
to be received with great caution" said
the late Mark Twain.
Take the case OF any pencil sharp
encd by any woman. n you have wit
nesses. you will find she did II with Il
knife. but II you simply take the as.
pect Of the pencil you will say she did
1t with her teeth"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14
$3.50

For $50O we will furnish the materials needed build this
mousse Four rooms and rches consisting of the lumber the
miwork siding fine lumber stairs, porch glazed windows
shingles aths &c according plans TO customers our
plans free.
This house foot front by "a feet Deep We can adapt
TINS plan to be 6oot front and the bill will be 1915 We can
adapt this plan to be lSfoo front and the bill will be 1925
we can add loxz Kitchen to this l8foo plan and the bill be
$475 for the materials needed to construct this house as
our FREE PLANS which cost you nothing when you buy
inns plan can be adapted for house either or loft front
ana Tor small increase in price be made 8 front
Build now Consult us at Let us help you
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14
For Sale In Rockville.

TWO HOUSES, one OF sir rooms and one
Of seven rooms; also q STORE AND
DWELLING 10 the business part Of the
town. Store contains two large rooms, with
i've rooms over H.
For particulars apply to
JOSEPH READING,
sep l6-lm Rockville, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14

II like dear little babies before they
have learned to talk. don't you. Mr.
BmytheT
Indeed. dol Before they have
learned to talk there Is no danger Of
their parents telling you the remark
able things they have said"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14

Mrs. GoldlngtOn-I am amazed, sir,
hat you should propose TO my daugk
ter. You have not known her a week
The Willy Suitor-rrue, madam. But
have known You for some time, and
everybody says your daughter takes
after you. lie got the girl.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

ONE Of 200 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
OOne OF 226
situated within a mile OF Boyd's, In Mont
gomery county, Maryland. Another farm Of
about 300 acres, situated In PoolesVills dis
trict, In said county and State.
Apply 10 HORACE D. WATERS,
aug 12-n Germantown, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14

There IL nothing more pltlful than Q
life spent In thinking OF nothing but
self. Fnrrar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

EROM $500 10 5000 on improved real
II estate 10 Montgomery county.
BoUIU q BoUIC,
An l6.u Rockville Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-02-14
MONEY TO LOAN

$500 TO $1,000 70 loan on good hrsi mort.
gage real estateseeuhty.
BOWIE '. WATERS,
Ian s-u Rockville. Nd.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
SOC Hair Or
naments, Csc
Unpacked To-Day

Exquisite
style in Mara
bou hair orna-
rncnts, com
bined with
either pearl or
crystal centres.
The newest for
evening head
dresses. This
value will sur.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
SUlzER APPROVES
$4,000 SALARY FOR
MA].-GEN. O'RYAN
Takes Opposite View to Dix,
Who Cut on Allowance
Made by Conway.

ALBANY. Feb. li--i.cgisiation urbvil.
Ing IA salary OF $500 for Ma ior-G"rerIl
organ WAS introduced with Gov sui
sers approval to-day. In explanation
the Governor said: Gen. organ Is tit
most competent military man IT, III,
state to-day. II. IL popular with VI
flcers ana men. and will devote his en-
tire time TO the building up of the Ma
uonal Guard. lie should have salary
commensurate with his worth. ami We
fixed this after careful consideration At
$500. watch is the pay Of u Major-Icn'
ea'al An the, United States Army, bui
Without the allowances. which amount
10 about 5000 more.
II an satisfied that the people are
willing to- pay jheir efficient servants
we'll and tns' TIE salary IL none too
much. all things considered
In the matter Of salary for Major
Gcn. O'Ryan. GOV. Sulzer takes an OPP
pos,tc stand to cx-,;ov. Dix. who cut
Oft a salary allowance u: $500 made TO
O'Ryan by cN-Llcut. Gov. Conway.
while tho latter WAS acting Governor
during the absence Of Dix In Europe
last year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
COURT REFUSES TO FREE
MYllUS PENDING BRIEFS

Judge Noyes In the United states
District Court this afternoon denied
the application OF Simon o. Pollock.
counsel to Edward L. Mylius, the Eng
lish journalist now detained at Ellis
Island. TO allow his client to go free
on bail until Monday. when briefs will
be submitted by Pollock and John n.
Boyle. Assistant United states Dis
trict- Attorney.
Mylius was refused admittance to
the country because he wrote an ar
ticic relating to an alleged early mar
riage of King George of England.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
OUVEEN|NFORMER'S
CO-BETWEEN SUES FOR
. HIS SHARE OF $4,000
Waiter Who Helped Payne
Get Big Award Says He
Got 5000 Promise.

The prosperity of the Informing busi.
ness was Disclosed bcfore Justice cave.
gan in the supreme court to-day. wh,n
John Saynor, n walter asked the iury
TO award TO HIM $500. which liz IL Pc
cent. of the reward paid oy the United
states Government TO Joseph Lamber
Payne for Oetraying the secrets of the
Durcen Brothers. The Government col
lectcd n fine OF more than Sl,No,To Oon'
tile art dealers. and Payne go, 5000
for revealing the system OF art Snug
Cling.
According to Saynur. Payne promised
him ~ per cent. OF any recovery. pro-
vidcd Saynor would help Payne conceal
hts Paync'O Identity IN making ovei'
lures to Collector Loeb. Saynor says
he demanded his share but he Was ro-
pulsed. lie then brought suit against
ia\nc.
In February. 1910. Payne was rooning
with Mr.. and Mrs. Saynor, and SPOKE
80 the waiter about the schemes In the
Duveeu establishment by which the
Government lost large sums because Of
undcrvaluatons. Payne was then a
bookkecpcr for the Duveens The two
men then. according TO Saynor. Planned
to deliver the firm into the hands of the
Government. Payne insisted. Sayn8r
sworc. tina, his name be withheld. After
Payne had assembled his data, Saynor
telcphoned to Collector stewart. whom
he met near the Custom House. Saynor
went into tho Collectors office with
certain informatlo enclosed in nm en-
velopc TO be delivered into the Collec-
tors hands.
Payne acknowledged most OF tho Say
nor story except that part Bearing OF
what Saynor was to get 1t developed
that when Mr.. Payne aoluired his
wealth he Immediately returned TO Eng
land, and 10 now at sussex.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
Our Mail Order Bureau

Is at your service. n you find i, inconvcnien, to
come to simpson Crawiord's because Of bad wca her
or other reasons. use our Mail Order Service. Mail
your order to and We will .hop a. satisfactorily
for you as il you came TO the store in person
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
Ex-Detcctiye Arrested.

CHICAGO. Feb. Hilary q. Me-
Bryan. former Pittsburgh detective,
was arrested by private detectives here
to-day on the charge Of being a fugitive
from justice from Pittsburgh. He Is al
legged to be wanted on a charge o; arson
growing out of fire in the He!nze
pickle factory In Pittsburgh.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14
A Sale of
Wanted Ribbons

High Lustre MORE Ribbon
5I inches wide, all colors;
at 10c yard.
Brocade Heir Bow Ribbon
Self colorings, extra heavy
quality; white, pink, blue, mais
and Nile. Value 20c yard,
for Saturday only, at l9c yard.
Sash Ribbon
To match above, re inches
wide; 45c value, at 29c yard,
~ Main Floor. On sale To-Morrow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-14

PRISE YOU -
Please do not judge by the small
ness Of the price. See them when
you come down tomorrow.
s1 simpson Crawford Co.. Mails Fiesr
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
SOpfem.


Die @erfe, oOer better oas Wtalo
Iiefert 0as Mlaterial, aus benz Altoz
boi unb Roblenfdrrc bes 8ierss erts
iteben, Der Sopfen aber gibt an 0ds
Bier Stoffe ab, bic bieiem 8etrar1t
ieinen BON alien onoeren @etrGnfen
serT9ieoenen Gbarofter geben, Der pon
Dem 8eariff 8ier ni6t gu trentlen 1T,
ienen u~nbefannten bitteren unb mir
sieen @ef6mad. @leid3eitig ober err
bnbt er beFen Soltbarfeit un0 perbels
fert Die @9aumbaltigfeit.
Sir SDpfen 9ibt es Elm SurrOadt,
70 oft aud f9on Oerfu9t purbe. iOls
de auf ben W2arft gu bringeu. Oer1@
mad Ipielt CT aud cine iiberaus groBe
aoGe aIs SanoelsartifeI, idbrlid tpers
ben runb ITO MiGionen pfunO
6ppFsn i'm Werte BON 40-45 Milio=
men Dollars berbraudt. Ser bette
Sppfen 1T Der aug Saa5 in 80bmen
fdmemnoe. Del Sell Der 9OpfcnS
p~glanae, ser Bel Der 8ierer3eugung
~pertpenbet pirb, 1T Die tpeibli6e 8liie
tenboloe. gs finb @eitalinnen Der
menf6li4en @enuBonfpriide, Die ibr
2eben einfum 'perbringen miiFen. benn
oc Die @umenbil0ung ben 9Opfen
~enttperten niirbe, iinb mdnniiGe
gflun3en in ben SOpfengdrten ni4t
gebulbet.
Inter ben baa5iegelabnli9 iibersinz
nanberliegsnben @6uppen Der 9op@
FentdB6en befinosn f;9 gOlOgelbs. nies
rsnfOrmige 9riifentDrner. 0ds 9ops
fenmebl ooer 2upuIin, Die ii9 burd
Rlppfen unb Mb1ieben BON ben 8ldtts
c1en trennen laFen. Die WertbeIt;ms
nlunq bes Sopfens erftredt ii@ ouf
Sen @eru4, mad Dem geiibte 6opfens
5cnbler aGein f4on Die Quulitdt be-
itimmen tOnnsn, auf Sarbe uno
Slang. Der Saa5er 9opfen bat
einen {ebr f9naden. an Seu erinz
nernOsn Ouft. Ser fpeenannte GOts
hppfen bat bel feiner Neife cine GRIM
li9e, ins @oIoige fpielenbe Tarbe,
Ner fosenunnte @riinbOpfen lift rOftz
farbig, ungarif9er faftig bengriin.
UlfGRer Olipsriin. @roBe Mi9tigteit
bat bic Trodnung beg 9opfens, bic
10 melt seben muB, baB sic Ooloen
s6eim Biegen nit Der 9anb bre9en
6enn arf unbOlItcmmen eetrodneten
Sopfsn fieosln fid RleinIebeipefsn an.
bic feinen Wert pezringern uno iid
Our9 bic IO%genannte BOOenrOte uns
5eisen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11

eibsnstfduus Hber feline Glciicu in
europa.

europa.
Sin 2on0oner 8latt per0ffentli9t
2ogebudnoti3en 2ibungti9angs iber
feline Rei1en in europa. Bon ieinem
8efude BEL gtsmard er5dbIte er u. a..
er babe gu 8ismord geiost, man bdtz
te inn, 2ibungtf9ong, oas eroBe
compliment gemo9t, Jpn ben Bis
mard oes fernen Sitens gu nennen.
Ho9Oem 8ismard erit qeantportet,
OoB Die 5ran3oien Oos ourGaus ni9t
als elm Romplimsnt anfeben piiroen,
rebon9ierte er 5i9 NIT Der 8emers
flung, CT t0nne niemals boffen, OaB
man ibn osn 2ibungtf9ang GurOpas
nennen fperoe. Rrupp bot, iDie 2t=
fungtf9ang f9reibt, Inn cine boIIs
ItGnoiqe Miniottrbotterie fir Rinoer
gum @pieIen gef9entt. sic puroe
in oas s3immer oes groBsn gbinefen
BON feds tleinen S9ulmGO9en gez
brd9t, oie ale geIbe RleiOer trugen
uno 0ie tleinen &dnonen an gelben
Sei0.nbGnoern bineinrouten. Dem
4ineIif9en Hei9e i9entte Rrupp
feds Ranonen i'm Merte BON 100000
Sdels.
@ebr intereRant 1T cine Sage
tu9nOtia, in Der es beiBt. er fpoue fi4
an oieIem Sage ale 8sfu9er fern<
balten, Inn feline @eoanten gana feiz
ner an Oieism Sage pOr DierSebn
Sobren geItorbenen Mutter gu piOz
men, oie er, troy allen @uten uno
g61en, 0as er erlebt, unO alien, mas
fe ibm eetpe1en, ni9t DergeRen tonne.
Ginen eben erbdltenen Brief bon
MoItte legt er beifeite, I'm Jpn am
foIgenoen Sage erit gu lefen, pa er
an Dem Sooestoge Der Mutter ibr au
Gbren sic pbiloIOpben Iefen miiRe.
2ibungtT9ang bate aud Der RrO>
nung oes 3%orsnpaares i'm SABRE
1896 beiaepObnt, uno Die 3arin bate
qroBen @inorud ouf i'm gema9t.
Mls ct pieOer beimgefebrt NOR, err
adblte ct ser &ai1erin : Witne uno
ibren 6ofoamen, pie f90n Die Rat@
ferin BON &uBlunO lei. Die &aife=
rim : 8itpe erfunoigte fi4, Ob Die
3arin cine pDlitif9e Ma6t mare, OBJ
fie pisIe @unu9en Inn ii9 bate uip.
3ibungtf9ang erpiOerte, Gunu9en
eGbe es in 3uBlano nidt, uno Die
3drin beTorgte Die Gr5iebung ibrer
ainoer felbff, ia bdtte ibnen ielbit Die
8ruf gegebsn. Das muB fi4 berumz
oefpro9en boben, Oenn fein Setretdr
fpuroe beftiirmt nit Srogen, Oh e
pabr tpGre, oaB 81 Der &aiierin se=
Taqf, 6ie tuiferliGen prin3e1tnner
piiroen mebr uno before &inoer baz
FEN, fpenn 1e Dem 8eifpiel Der 3az
rim folgten. Dariiber NOR 2iburg@
ffdono gang ouBer fi6, uno er err
pe6t fi9 in feinem Sa9ebu9e IN Der
piinf6ungert al1sr 2iigner, Ole, tDte
ct CLAUDE, Die f4le9teiten Msni3er
feien.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
@ertuenSnna SOm Gprfa6fiacn.

9egentpdrtig perben idbrli9 etfpa
6 MiGiaroen 5laf9enforfe i'm Sc
iamtgeipi9t BON 800 Bis 600 3onnen
hergeitsut, nobel jebo9 gegen 65
Nrp3eiIt als Mbgang p~egfaIen. 9d
unIere Se6nit un0 Snbuftrie aber
lGngft gelernt bat. au9 f4einbar
ntB= uno tpsrtlofe NbfdGe gu pertpens
ben, 10 oienen aud jene 4bfdae nno
ebenfo bic bereits gebraudten &orte
81! gar pielen 3peden. 9ie oiinnen
Rortplatten, aus benen feline pFropfen
eef9nitten iperben t0nnen, geben aus=
ge3ei9nete @tnlagefoblen fir ods
SAubnert. 5erner benuBt man tie
eur WunObefleiOung, sur umbul=>
lung BON Oampfleitungen unb =5piln=
Germ uno ols S9pimmer (Rettungs=
ringe, &orttpeiten, S9pimmgiirteI
Il. a. mr. fopie CUR 9erfteaung boa
Rortteppi9en unb 2inoleumbelaa
mcfiir aud ale Ionitigen Qtfdae uno
rit 3ertleinerten alien pfropfen be-
;luBt iperDen.
9as in tleine Stiide geT9nittene
Materiul eisnet ii4 gut CUR Siiaana
BON &opftifen uno Matraben. Serner
maAt man aug 3ertleinerten alien
Rprten un6 &prtabfd1en nit 3ement
ols ginbemittel Iogenannte &ortfsine,
Die tpeqen ibrer QeiGtiqteit unb dlS
idle6te @Grmeleiter elm geI1dbtes
Boumaterial fir man9erIei 3peee
eetsn. Mun bat fOgar fdOn pfIufter=
feline aus grob g~emublenem Sort, gez
miidt nit NipbaIt unO bereleiden.
qefertist uno nit giinitiaem Grtolg
srprobt. Die 1860 bom @~ngIGnosr
SEalton erfunbsns 2inoIeums oOer
Observation-Disclosures bat fid gu
einemt ~bIiibenben stnbuftrieapeige ent=
fnidsIt, Der felt Subren aud in
Eeuti9Ianb init groBen @rfolg ses
pflegt NTH. Oas 2inoIeum beftebt
aus gang fein gsmablenem RortabFdI,
Der, nit oribiertem QeinOI Dermif9t,
duf SuteIeintpunb uufsetrasen miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Ilifaliidtc Slft;um.
@ic einmal bic WrOhmahtc ia Dor
M5anier bIamicrten.

NA yuNtNAs pt"HtAN~A$Ne
en- 0.efen Saaen, ba oos S9idiul
g(Ibaniens uno sic aoriotiTde Sofen>
froae i'm 8or6ergrunO bes SntereFss
fte6t, ipiro cine Reminif5en5 inters
eFieren, bic Der &omit niHt entbebrt.
Sc mar mad benz 8erliner 8ertrage,
Der sic 3%erniidelung Nlbdnisns ans
babnte. gbriifli6e unb mobdmmeoa>
nifhe NlGdner fdnoen Ii9 3uTammen,
I'm nit Der @affe in Ser San0 Die
SeiIrng hires @aterlonbes gu Ders
binoern. Ser ierbi19en lteberma9t
gelan9 es, ben bsloenmiitigen Mibers
ftdnb Ser Mlbanerliga gu bre9en unb
bic Serbien aiigeipro9enen @e6iete
3u erpbern: Montenegro dber geldng
es ni9t, sic patriotif6en Mlboner
Helm gu trie9en. Sn Ieiner Silfloiigz
felt tpdnote 1i9 Der Shirt Ser Idpdrs
zen 8er9e an Die MG9te unb man
bef9IoB, Montenegro Our9 ben dlbas
nif9sn Sdfen Oulcieno gu entf9dbiz
gen. gber biefem 8eIGluB troBten
Die MIbaner: nit Ser gGaffe in Der
6onb peigerten fs ii9, lire Safens
f;aot Ben MOntenegrinern aus5ulies
fern.
Gun traten sic M1G9te in Mttion,
es mar Obnebin DIE 3eit Der beriibm<
ten rTlottenton3erte". Sin geipolti=
ges @eTdnaber, aus Sdiffen aIler
@ertragsmddte bes 8erIiner Som
greifes 3ufommengeIeBt, erf9ien bOr
0ulcigno; aud cine OeutfGe &orDette
fper babel. Man forberte bic lie,
bergabe Ser G5tdbt, brDbte nit Der
8ef9ieBung, ober ote MIboner lieBen
fd ni9t einf9iidtern. MIfo nun Be-
fdieBung? 9a fteIIte es Iid 6srdus,
oaB Die bo9gelegene 8erefeife nit
Den S9tffsgef9iiBen iiberbaupt nidt
5u erreiden mar! Die MIbaner Ia9s
ten fi9 ins 5GuitGsn unb bas ftoI3e
8ef4puoer Der bereiniaten @roB>
md9te muBte unberri9teter Oinge
ipieOer abaieben. Die Siirfe; mar
senDtiet, bic @toot erft gu beIoeern,
mad blutigen &dmpfen tpurbe lie BON
Sertpif4=paf9a erpbert unb Damn
an Montenegro dusgeliefert. Sic
miBgliidte Mttion Ser @roBmG9te
aber unb 0os fomilde Gnoe Der trie=
gerif9en 9robung blieben mDndtez
lang ergOBIi9er Stoff Der MiBbldt>
ter.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
On Oer saiaa.
a6eu ruer mebrercr gerirrter int iibi.
ridden tlripalO.

ridden tlripalO.
@is febr audi Sibirien elm 2an6
Der unbesren5ten M0gli9tsiten lit.
srbeLt aus folgenoem, tdum gIaubIis
dem @orfaa:
Our 8sIieoeluna nod untultibiers
ter, aber tulturfG6i9er 2Gnbereien
perOen eegsnpdrtig in einigen Sc
gsnoen Sibiriens, 70 aud Bel gtmoz
Inst, gepoGtif6e Nrbeiten borgenomz
men, gu pel9em 3fpede 5ablrei9e Gr=
petitioner in Die gu permeFenos
Saigd, ME man ben fibirif9sn ur=
ipulO nennt, dbgsfertigt perosn. Sine
bieier @rpeoitioner, beitebeno aug eis
mem StuOenten bes petersburger Sn>
i~titutes fir @sgebdr, einem Se9niter
unb Orei e%ingeborenen @rbeitern,
brad gu Nnfdng MuguIt oon Itmo>
Inst in bic Saiga arf. Die 2eute
batten Orei pudpferoe, probiont fir
einsn Mondt, Mebinftrlmente unb
bic in Der Saiga nOtigen S9uBpafz
fen, fotpie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb
einen 8ompaB nit ii9. @pdteitens
Mitte Sttober fDate man nd9 4tmo=
Inst Suriidtebren, bd I'm biefe 3eit
barte 5r0fte ein3utreten pflegen. Wadn
ipartete bergebli9 un6 fpurbe beforet;
no9enlang pur6e bic Soiea mad
alien Ni9tungen our9Itreift, pergeb>
li9. Mttte Nobember fteIte man bic
Ha9forf9ungen elm, benin man na6m
an, oaB bic Expedition fi9 berirrt
babe uno gu @runOe gegungen fet.
Od traf gan5 unerpartet nd9
brsimonattger MbpeIenbeit bic @rpes
oition in MtmDlinst elm; bic 2eute be-
fanben ii9 in fiir9terli9 Indigenous
menem 3uitdnbe, benin tie batten
fur9tbare g%ntbebrungsn gu iiberftez
ben gebabt, ebe ss ibnen gelungen
mar, mad no9enldngen S~rrsGngen
our9 ben urtpalo in betpobnte Sc
genben unb f6IieBli9 mad AtmOlinst
gu eelangen. 8dlb na9oem bic ST.
petition in bic Saiga eingeoruneer
mar, muBte fe gu ibrem S9rsden
erfennen, baB Oie gu ibrer 8erfis
gung ltebenben @eneraItabstarten
nit Der Nutur bDGig auseinanbersin>
gen. Sic polten nun 3uriidtebren,
oo9 fonnten ie fi9 ni9t mebr Suz
rehtfinben, un0 gu alien mar aud
Der &ompaB Derborben. un6 nun
begann bic Srrfabrt Der iungen, nit
Der Sdigd gang unbertrauten 2eute.
Nls lire Norrdte gu @nbe ipdrerl,
nGbrten tie Ii9 BON 5leif9e i9rer GEE
f6la9teten Yferoe uno BON ipdrlider
S~aqbbeute. I'm Mitte Sftober bdt=
ten oie gebauernsperten TrDfte bis
8u 80 @rab @eaumur 81 iberiteben.
SSbre &leiber be~rtpanbelten 1i6 in
sSeben, unb ibre @eiidter unO 9GnOe
paren BON 9au9 gef9pGr5t. Sic
batten mebrfu9 piloe Siere ab5u~
pebren, unb na9ts Itenten fie INNER
einen ppiten aus, I'm ni9t BON
flii9tigen StrGflingen, bic fi9 in
MaFsn in Der Saigu berhergen, err
morbet 81 iperoen.
Nur elm gliidli9er 3ufdl bra4te
fe in befpobnte @egenben 5uriid. Die
Srrfa6rten Ser Expedition aber geben
niht nur Elm Bib bon Ser NusbeBz
nurq unb Ser llnmirtliGteit Der iibis
ridden Saigd, fonbern aud BON Der
3uberlGFigfeit Der ruHif4en 9enez
raltabsfarten. ~tpenigftens fopeit tie
TiG auf Sibirien 6e5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Sin SInf nit 8cmcnt gOOen.

Ser 3ement bat in Seros einen
neuen unb Bis iebt pobl ein3igartigen
Sriampb gu per3ei9nen.
gu ben f9Dn1ten StrDmen biefes
@toates gebOrt Der 8lancozsSluB,
tpel4er ffd apif9en boben RIippen
unb MdIbern acknowledgment unb
Iid in ben Gan Marcos unfern Der
slei4namigen Gtabt ergieBt. 9iefer
Stub, peIher fir ben bolbtrodenen
6iibpeiten elm oiemIich GROCER a.. nen=
men 1T, nberf9panb" ober bertrodz
nete i'm GriibberbF pI0BIi9, gum
grDBten @rftaunen Der 8etpobner Der
umgegenb. No9 in Der No9t por
Teinem 8erf9pinben mar er iiber $50
SUB Brett uaO batte cine quite @trDz
mung. @ine l1nterfu9ung er9ab,
bob er ii9 in Elm grpBes God Dber
einen @tnrutf9 BEL San Marcos. utz
fer benz Namen nSbe SaIifar" be-
tannt %getporben, nod Der ltnferpelt
Derflii9tigt BADEN muBte. Mon perz
mutete, boB Der @~runbbo0en bieTer
Defining INNER biinner geporben
unO f9lieBli9 in einen unterir6if6en
Song geftiir3t, unb Die MaFermaFe
inn no4gef9Ofen fei.
Gber f6lieBli6 tau6te Der SIuB
ettpa cine MeiIe unterbalb biefer
@tGtte fpieber aus Der @rbe empor.
Nebnli9e turiofe G%rfobrungen bat
man ia aud f9on nit einigen onbe.
rem Str0men in beri4iebenen Me9io@
men gema9t; bo9 pabrf9einli9 nod
ME 5upor bat man bos 8ett zines
foI9en Gtromes 81 rfIifen" berfu9t,
unb es lam nu9 sepDbnIi9 ni9t
barauf an. Menn 8. 9. iraenbipo
i'm 6ooferzG toot elm Strom elm berz
nrtiqes @eritsdensz Spiel treibt, nun,
10 lit bier aud obnebies reidli9 Wa9z
Ter gu boben, ulb bas Bib Der Qonb=
T9aft tonn fi1 burd bic 2ounen
zines bummeIbaften Stromes ni9t
bel dNbsrn.
Ser 8Ionco=TluB mar inbes Su
f90n unb pertboll fir bic @eacnb
unb i6re unternebmenben 8enohner.
Man entf9loB fi9 pober, iein tiinf=
tiqes @ntnei9en in bic untertpelt
bas pieIlei9t einmol auf Mimmers
piebsrieben erfolaen tonnte, our,As oos
8auen zines fpIiben 8ettes gu per=
binbern. unb pel9er @toff fonnte
6ierfiir better fem, -ols s3ement, mil
Dem mon f9on 10 monde ipunber=
bollc 2%siiiungen auf anOeren gebisten
eraieIt baf2
60 purDe benn Der ganSe @runf
nit ~gebisgenem 3ement beIegt, unt
aud bas obige Sod purbe oamii
ausgefiiIlt. NatiirIi9 beburfte mar
cine suna ssb0rige Mense 3ement Oa-
fir - pelder in Der 5orm bon ROn=
fret pber geton psrtpcnbet purbe -,
inbes tpor Der Robitoff ni4t rar. urt
bos llnterns5men f9sint ii@ entfdis.
ben gu ln9ner.
No6 ben IeBten Nadridten Sc.
nGbrt fid bic 3ementfIiderei Dorsiis.
lid, unb Der BIoncOzGluB itrDmt in
alter Mlojsitdt babin. oIs Ob ni4ts
Dorgefallen mdre. 9offentIi4 triesi
bas Grbrei4 unterbalb bes 3ementea
weitsr teire toIlsn NnfGIIs.