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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1917-05-17
SCRAPS OF
Verse and Prose
BY CLARA COX EPPRRsoN

THE PASSING OF A SOUL
The church bell tolls
The passing of soul;
Broken is the life cord,
Empty the golden bowl.
Sadly we count the strokes,
Fast fall our tears,
As the tones each solemn, slow,
Count out her years
Years of faithful service,
OF goodness and of love;
May her gentle, kindly life
Be registered above.
And may her Saviour
Take her by the hand,
And with well done, welcome her
To that heavenly land.
The tolling of the colored church
bell on Sunday night told OF the
passing of the soul of En-, Roberts
into the Great Beyond It is the
custom among the colored people of
this little town to number the years
Of their dead by the strokes, solemn
and slow. of the church bell, and
when we counted the number and
knew that the useful years of this
gbod woman's life were over. the
hearts OF the people whom she had
served faithfully, Lovingly and well.
were sad over her loss, for her
place and the places of those gentle,
kindly women Aunt Jane Cox.
Margaret Officer, Eliza Burgess and
Katy Bohanan, can never be filed.
The loss of the dear, faithful
Black Nanny type from our South
land is something to be grieved over,
for we will see no more like them
in honor, integrity, loyalty and genu-
inc love for the people whom they
served, and that is one statue that
| would like to see erected in the
South somewhere-the one to show
our devotion to the memory OF the
Black Nanny who made the child
hood of so many of us sweeter.
happier and better, for she taught
not s-only religion but courtesy and
politeness and good manners" was
her daily text to the children for
whom she cared so tenderly and
lovingly.
So this little tribute of love and
appreciation I lay as an epitaph on
the lives of those true, devoted
friends who have gone before, into
the land where the whiteness of the
soul is the key to admittance, not
the color OF the body
May their children try to follow in
their footsteps in developing daily
those qualities Of honesty, truthful
ness, faithfulness and love that will
do more to gain them recognition in
the world than any other traits Of
character they can cultivate
G.. c. e.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1917-05-17

II you enjoy reading ths Hsrsis ssk
your friend to subscribe
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1917-05-17

sssserise for the Herald today.
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HOWARD ITEMS

Berkie Freeman of Salida is visit.
ing his Grandmother, Mrs. F. NJ. All
red.
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. West have re-
turned from a fishing trip over the
range. Fishing was good and they
brot home a good many fish.
w. r. Alfred and daughter were Wis
iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ
Alfred u few days last week.
F. NJ Alfred left Monday with his
son for visit in Denver They spen.
Monday night in Canon City. Mrs
Alfred expects to follow about the
middle of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Howard were
over across the range last week
c. W. Stokes returned home from
his vacation trip on Agate creek Sun
day morning.
Miss Ada waggoner is home from
Denver.
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WEDNESDAY

Miss LiNkNs VISITING ~ sAL,oA
Miss Helen Linkins left ias, Sat.
ursiay for Saiida where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hughart for ten
days or two weeks.
MRS. CHASE AT HOME
Mrs. Ruth Chase has returned from
q very pleasant visit with her daugh'
ter. Mrs. Emery Granville at Seattle,
Wash. She was accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Maude Richardson.
LIEUTENANT AARL IN TOWN
Lieutenant Maple Harl who has
been In training at Fl. Dogan II,
Roots, Arkansas, came home a day or
two ago for brief leave OF absence
before entering into active war duty.
CANON CITY PEOPLE N puEsLo
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c.. Johnson, OF Canon City,
formed q motor party to Pueblo yes
terday. They viii leave this morning
for Alamosa whore they will, visit rel
atives for several .days.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
BALTIMORE MAN visirs CANON
= Mr.. John Johns of Baltimore. Md,
Il here for ten days visit with John
Thomas at s56 L. Griffin.
Mr.. Johns Is head OF the assayine
department Of tho Baltimore Copper
smelling and Refining company. the
largest institution OF Its kind In tbe
Country. Mr.. Johns and Mr.. Thomas
wsre boyhood friends In Baltimore,
where they both grew up.
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river then so on for a longer visit
with the family of an uncle at Seattle.
Wash Miss Litz expects to extend
her itinerary over a period of about
two months.
Mrs. Lindsey OF Columbia. Missouri.
while on a vacation trip to Colorado
Springs took occasion to come down
to Canon City last week for a days
visit with Mr. and- Mrs. Allen Bigger.
staff. who were special acquaintances
in her home town. Mrs. Lindsey was
especially delighted with Lincoln
Park and the trip through the Royal
Gorge.
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DON'T Be A NATIONAL SCAB

A national scab is one who reaps
the benefits of others' sacrifices in
times of war. Peter b. Kyne in the
September American Magazine says:
.At thirty-six | have learned this
much / would rather die than be a
citizen OF a country that has grown
fiabby with prosperity. that has so
soon forgotten all the blood and tears
that have been spilled to secure TO it
the only boons that make existence
bearabie. sometimes wonder if our
school text books still contain Patrick
Henry's address to the Continental
congress OF. the story of Nathan Hale;
wonder If our boys nowadays know
who said: 4 know not what course
others may pursue. but as for me.
give me liberty or give me DEATH
Certainly il is not an easy thing to die
for ones country: on a couple OF oc-
casions | have been absolutely GER
tain IL was an experience was go
ing 20 have; confess 10 having been
profoundly terrorized on the occa-
sions when had to charge into rapid
rifle FIRE. so know il must be dread
full to go thru. she'll fire. but even that
cannot be more horrible than the
thot that one is national scab. reap
ing the benefit OF other peoples sal.
rinces; towering In safety Behind the
scattered fragments of ones fellow
countryman: meekiy turning the
right cheek for the mailed fist. after
having been smitten on the left. I
think it must be a very great priv
ilege. indeed. to be blown to smither.
eens as a protest against being con
sidered member OF an inferior race
and hence subject to ,Prussian super.
vision by the divine right OF a mega.
lo-maniac.''
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CUT DOWN GASOLINE BILLS
AND HELP SAVE GASOLINE
FOR GOVERNMENT WAR NEEDS

The following suggestions should
be observed by automobile owners In
the interests of war needs:
!. Do not allow your gasoline en-
gine to run idle.
2. Use kerosene not gasoline for
cleaning purposes in the garage.
.. See to it that the carburetor
does not leak. Form the habit OF
shutting on the gasoline at the tank
4. BY judicious regulation Of the
mixture OF gasoline and air In the 10
tor both greater power and economy
OF fuel may be obtained.
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WISE AND OTHERWISE

You can't tell which way
trHin has gone by its track.
Some men consider an ounce
of graft worth more than
pound of honesty.
She is wise woman who has
4 her way while her husband be-
lieves he Is boss.
Don't think too much of your
own methods. Other people
may be right about them
When a InaIf shows Chris
tian spirit in an argument things
are coming his way.
Some men are born great and
others roll up their trousers and
wade right into greatness.
Don't think because a word to
the wise is sufficient that people :
will be eager to speak 10 you.
A woman's words are the milk
and her meaning is the cream
that slowly comes to the sur
face.
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Many people have cold furniture -
good advantage thru The Record wsns
d columns.
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NoI,cE @ Q. u ADsu.rxEAr DAY,

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate OF Martha A. Wilson, De-
ceased. II
All persons having claims agains,
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment 10 the Coun-
~ Court OF Fremont County. Colorado
1917. ~.
EMMA j. A6ARD,
RoSE1syxA HANKS.
Executrtxes.
First publication Aug. -, 1911.
Last publication Sept. IL. tsl.
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,oklR.. is a guest at the home OF her
uncle. NJ NJ. Wilson and family. Miss
Long is a teacher in the Alfalfa coun-
~ Oklahoma schools.
MISS HELEN BOWER TRANS
FERREo TO SPRINGS
Miss Helen Bower. who was sent
10 Canon City from Colorado Springs
by the Western Union Telegraph com
pany about two months ago. has been
transferred back TO the Colorado
Springs office for the fall and winter
months. She left on No. this after
noon.
GALLEY FISHING PARTY RETURN
W. T. Galley. Harold Bowlby. Henry
Galley. Aiva Wood and W. II. Kutz-
leb returned to Canon City last Sat
urday evening from a weeks fishing
and motoring trip on the western
slope. They spent one day fishing on
coehetope creek and then proceeded
: 10 Gunnison. Almont and other points
farther west They came home by
way OF Juanita Springs and Monarch
in The Gunnlson country while they
+. were there.
Or. vAWTER SELLS RESIDENCE.
DR. and Mrs. G. A Vawter have
sold their residence property at so2
Rudd avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Wilkinson OF Tonganoxie. Kan.
and expect to move to Denver in the
course OF the next two or three
months with the intention OF making
their home there. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Dr. and Mrs. vawter till November.
when they will take up their resi-
dence IN Canon City. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilkinson. who are at present visitors
here. viii leave shortly for the San
Luis valley. where they will be the
guests OF their two sons. who are
prominent ranchcrs and stockmen in
that section of the state. until late
an October. when they will return to
Canon City TO establish their home.
NEserrs At BARNES CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. Sesbit and fam.
lily OF eis College avenue left on Mon
day for Barnes City. near Coaidaie.
where they will spend their summer
vacation They will be gone for a
week or ten days. John Sesbit. who
has been engaged in field work with
an irrigation engineering company In
Nebraska most of the summer. ar.
rived recently and Is a member OF
the outing party at Barnes City. He
viii return to Canon City on Friday
OF this week for a short visit before
soing back to Fort Collins to com
r.eis ssii- -~nsor years work at the
Colorado State Agricultural college.
He is the editor Of the college paper
and will 20 to Fort Collins before the
students begin to assemble for the
opening OF the fall term In order TO
line up some work for his pubiica-
lion.
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BuIlDlN6 MATERIAL AT
UNION MILL, FLORENCE

$4,000 IT. 1xS inch, ks inch. lxlo
inch and 1xl2 inch: 100000 #. inch
plank; several hundred squares of
good corrugated iron; 500 lox14 inch
six-light sash, doors. brick and kind
ling wood. ORDER NOW: we will
ship at once.
THE DENVER wRECKING & CON.
STRuCTIoN co
Phone Florence ~. 1857
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AGENTS-Sell something that viii
bring you repeat orders: our polish
Ing cloth is the article you have been
looking for; polishes brass. nickel.
silver. gold. cut glass. mirrors and
eyeglasses; large sample. 14xls
inches. and wholesale price for loc.
Excelsior Cloth Co. Delphos. o.
1s5psw1
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FOR sAI.E-rwe heating stoves. one
cook stove and one gas range. Call
at 6o7 River ST.. 1885
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WANTED-Old false teeth, any con-
dition; ! pay 50 TO SIS for full sets.
parts in proportion. c. \. Wright,
Hartford City, Ind 1s5pswl
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Cood
team OF horses. harness and wagon.
making 800 day coal haul Phone
Canon - or Canon l4sR2 <s7f
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DRINK HABIT-My new discovery
stops men drinking with three doses
only: given il any liquid: safe. Sc
cret-. sure: package by mail $1.00. DR..
Farnsworth. ee5 Peterboro, Detroit.
Mich 1s6pl2w1
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Want Ads e.: EN-:
wANTED-HELP-

WANTED-Young man Tor drug store
Prefer one with some experience.
Fink-Eeinzle Drug Co. 192tf
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RETURN FROM OUTING

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Green. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs
o. W. worthwine OF Boise. Idaho.
have returned from an oDting of sew
eFaF days on Cottonwood Lakes. Mr.
Worthwine lef, today for San Fran.
tisco. Calf. where he will enter the
officers training camp at the Pre-
sidio. ~H
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sscora WAnt Al aof rsss,sA
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VISITING At WILSON HOME

Miss Bernice Long OF Cherokee.
, ,okla. is a guest at the home OF her
uncle. NJ NJ. Wilson and family. Miss
Long is teacher in the Alfalfa coun-
~ Oklahoma schools.
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Mrs. Harriet sartor left last Mon
day for Salida for a weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Troy Hughart- She
was accompanied BY her little grand
daughter Jane Hnghart. who has been
visiting here for few days.
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ANNrAL rINANoIAL STATEMENT

OF school District No. IL, County d
rrrmont State OF Colorado. IRON
June 30. 1915. 70 July l. 1917.
RECEIVED
AMOUNT on hand July /. 1917. held b,
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Moss for Wounds.

All Americans and other tourists
who have visited Scotland and the
north Of England have waxed en-
thusiastic over the beautiful coloring
of the moors and mountains which
present to the eye a riot of tints-
pink, crimson, yellow, green and rus
set. This is furnished by sphagnum
moss with which, literally, the coun-
tryside is carpeted, for it is as luxuri-
ously soft to the feet as it is a delight
to the vision.
From an appeal issued by the Aber-
deem Sphagnum moss joint commits
tee it appears that this moss is being
furnished in great quantities for sur
gical dressings by this organization
to The hospitals in Britain, France,
Macedonia, Egypt, Italy, Mesopotamia
and elsewhere. A department for sub
llmating these dressings has been es-
tablished and the committee is consid-
ering plan to compress the moss by
machinery into fiat sheets, in which
forra it is light and portable and emf
nently suitable for dressing stations,
field ambulances, etc, and for trans
port overseas to distant hospitals
where surgical dressings are sorely
needed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-11

When the recently deceased Cen
eral Gallieni became governor general
of Madagascar in the early nineties,
he was appalled, at the unsanltary con-
ditions and the high death rate.
Though a soldier and not a physician,
he set about to remedy these condi-
tions.
He obtained the happiest results In
his campaign against infant mortality.
He had native women trained as mid
wives and he established and popular
ized maternity hospitals. He regulated
marriage and restricted divorce. He
exempted the fathers of five children
from taxation and he taxed bachelors
instead.
These and many other works pro
duced such a change that the French
Academy Of Medicine awarded him a
gold medal, a most exceptional tiistinc-
ton for one who. was not doctor.
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s.nds Aer cams to Laundry.

Kansas City, Kan.-Mrs. William
Davis Of No. S2s Sandusky avenue has
found preparedness precaution taken
against burglars Improbable. Mrs.
Davis hid half-carat diamond ring
and a pair of earrings, each set with
diamonds weighing five-eighths carat.
in pillow slip the other night. The
pillow slip was sent with q bundle Of
clothes to a laundry the next morning.
The jewelry has not been recovered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-11
he BOUGHT BURGLAR TOOLS
Ohio Farmer Found Them in Chest
That He Purchased at Ex-
press Auction.

Wooster, GA big chest was bought
for 80 cents by Edward Betson,
farmer, living a few miles north, at
an auction here of unclaimed express
packages.
When he reached home he found
the box contained a set of burglar
tools and a lot of loot. Now he is
afraid he may get into trouble.
He just happened to pass by the
sale and raised a 25-cent bid on the
chest. because he thought it was worth
80 cents even if it were empty. Among
the articles in it were dozen auto
mobile caps. two new suits Of clothes
and SGT in bills, wrapped in an old
sock. The burglar tools were wrapped
so they would not jingle.
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The Habit Of TakIna Cold

With many people taking cold is a
habit, but fortunately one that is easi-
ly broken. Take cold sponge bath
every morning when you first get out
of bed-not ice cold but a temperature
Of about 80 degrees f. Also sleep with
your window up. Do this and you will
seldom take cold. When you do take
cold take Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy and get rid of it as quickly as pos
sible. Obtainable everywhere. d-w-1m
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ToDAY's PRICES WILL BE
lOC l5C
BAD HabIts

Those who breakfast at eight o'clock
or later. lunch at twelve and have
dinner at six are almost certain to be
troubled with indigestion. They do
not allow time for one meal to digest
before taking another. Not less than
five hours should elapse between
meals. II you are troubled with indi-
gestion correct your habits and take
Chamberlain's Tablets. and you may
reasonably hope for a quick recovery.
These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
d-w-1-m0
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SC c-..-1Oc -..-
Too Late 10 Classify

FOR RENT room : house, 1923
South Sth. ]. G. Haynes. 1-1O-St
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Night show, 7:15 p. m. to II pm.
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Ideal Conditions.

us this strictly modern hotelT
'Fm told it's the last word"
sYeS?"
'If YOU want an evening suit, it's
provided. If you need extra pajamas,
they're provided"
"That's real service"
s1ndeed 1t ~. Furthermore, If you
are in a hilarious mood and want to
make the leader Of the orchestra
drunk on champagne. there is always
an assistant ready to take his place.
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SuggThGatrG
FEATURE HOUSE
T O N light
FEATURE PLAY HOUSE
osEvENTEEN"

DIV illf iAiAN
Next to the discussion on the war
and politics, the chief question today is,
Have you read 'Seventeen'?" The
question refers. of course to the popu-
lar novel BY Booth Harrington, author
Of the famous 'Penrod' stories, which
has created such a furore all over the
country. II you had not read the story
up to the present time, you were in
grave danger OF being left out of the
conversation. but now the story has
been picturlzed by the famous players
with Louise Huff and Jack Pickford,
Cyes, Mary's brother) in the leading
roles. and after visiting the Sugg to-
night you will be able to praise "sev-
enteen" with your friends.
Seventeen" which was produced
under the direction OF r. G. Vignola,
marks the return of Jack Pickford to
the Paramount program as a member
OF the Famous Players forces after a
long absence His last appearance in
the productions Of that concern being
in poor Little Peppina' in which he
appeared in support of Mary Pickford.
Miss Huff was last seen on the screen
in "The Reward of Patience" in which
she played the Quaker Girl. Don't miss
seeing Seventeen tonight.
Also, a good comedy reel
Friday--Clara Kimbal Young in
1.-THE Dark Silence" Even so, don't
miss Seventeen see 'em both
Coming tomorrow in vaudeville
Gilfain Trio, musical act. Some act.
Direct from San Antonio off the big
time.
Matinee 2 p, m. to p. M.
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FOR RENT Modern room house
close in. $40 Illinois Ave. 11-3t
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WANTED-To buy hogs, l40 lbs. and
up, market price Also hides and furs.
Thorn & Lindsey, phone 29S. 1-11-St
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TONIGHT
Always worth the money

A crackerjaek variety show today.
The selig Film Co. presents Vivian
Reed and Guy Oliver in
tom MARTINA MAN"
An exciting feature drama with plen-
ty Of action. You will like 1t.
"MIXED AND FIXED"
A Vim comedy with Pokes and Jabs
"THE DECEIvERS"
A Vitagraph comedy with Sidney
Drew.
Music by Kozy orchestra.
Friday Is Marriage sacred?'
"Wife and Sunshine Every married
couple should see this picture.
5c---1Oc
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CLASSIFIED advertisement- such as
Wanted" '"For RENT" For Sale.
tic. viii positively not be received for
the Express By phone. They must be
brought to the office. Please do not
phone them, it is embarrassing to US
to refuse TO receive them. ll-S-tl
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FOR RENT Two rooms furnished,
for light housekeeping. 1902 S. 5th
st. Phone 205. 1-11-3t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-08
@nte Saticntcn.

Dor ipenisen Sabren po1nte Elm bss
riibmter ausldnbiider ar5t mebreren
6irursiIhen Sperationen. bic i'm
2onbonsr 3ooIosiidsn @arten porges
nommen purben, BEL. Die patienten
narsn Elm S9impanie, ein Oranss
Titan uno Elm paar tleinere @ffen.
Die Sisre paren nit ben peri9iebens
iten 2eiben bsbaftst. Der arat iab
Dsm gbirursen aufmsrtiam gu. 4ls
bic 9erren fertis paren. bemertte er
nit einem tiefen Seufaer: nWenn
bod meine patienten nur balb iopiel
8eritanb beidBen pie oieie affen!"
Die usbsrlesenbsit Der 4ffen beitebt
nad 9luffaifuns bes erpdbnten 4rss
tss in Der sroBen 8ereitpilIisteit. nit
Der fe ii9 ieoer anorpnuns fiisen.
Oieie 8ereitpilisteit 1T es. bic bieien
menidendbnliden gffen su Wuiters
patientsn Der sanaen Welt ma9t. Sn
einem MufIabe, ben Der 4rat ipdter in
elmer enslii9en 3eitidrift perOffents
lihte, faste er, bab tein menI4lider
patisnt iid 10 freuois uno 10 fig
lam Seist. aIs pie bieie 8ierbdnoer
ss tun.
Der sr0bte Sell Der patienten eli
nes 3oolosiihen 9artens itammt
nGmli9 aus bem 4ffenbauie. Die
4ffsn perben lei9t DON allen m6sli.
den &rantbeiten befallen. Man
brau6t nur on einsm Osaembertage
elm falides Seniter gu Offnen. uno
bic SGlfte Der 8etpobner bss 9lffen=
bauIes betommt 2unsenentSiinoung.
8eim Meni9en nimmt bic 2ungen>
entsiinbuns bdufis einen perbdnsnis=
ppuen Iusgang. Sotpeit ibr Rsrs
penIpitem in 8etradt tommt, iino bic
affen fait ebenio aart orsaniiiert ip;e
Der MenT9. unb bod bat BON einisen
sipansig SGlen BON 2unsenentaiins
buns, Die i'm 2onooner 3oolosiihen
9arten portamen, aud ni6t elmer
gum Sobs sefiibrt. Ser @runb biers
fir liegt einaig uno allein in Der
ueberlessnbeit oes affen aIs patient.
Gr leibet niat an benz, mas Die aer3s
te .pipdoieniorieqe Sriebe~ nennen.
Gr ipirb nidt bon 2aunen sepIagt.
bot feline melanholii9en Nnfdlle unb
teine bpiteriide Gurdt DOT bem Sooe.
Sas alles aber baben Die Wenf4en.
Daber fsrben bic Msnf4eu, pdbrenb
bic 4ffen aenefen.