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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
James Medicine
Co., Ceases to Be

Dan M. Mobiles, general manager
of the james Medicine Co., states that
this week the james Medicine Co., for
merly ceased to be when the charter
was surrendered to the secretary of
state.
Mr.. Mobiles states that the physical
effects of the concern, consisting of
stock and formulas will be sold at
public outcry in the court house yard
on the second Monday in July.
He further states that there is a
movement on among the stockholders
to give the amount received from the
auction of this $4,000 incorporation
to the local Red Cross.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
LOCAL BOYS TO
BECOME SOLDIERS
Forty-Nine Henry Countians
Leave for Training Camp
Preparing for Huns.

homage was paid the 40 Henry
County soldiers who left Tuesday Of
ternoon for Camp Gordon, Atlanta.
Ga, at the court house in this city
with an Impressive farewell service,
conducted by Revs. P. D. T. Roberts.
ID. Z. Gray, P. P. Pullen and DR.. I.
A. McSwain. The court yard was lit
orally alive with humanity, the au-
dlence being composed of people from
nearly every section of the county
who had come to bid farewell to
Henry County's gallant sons.
The program, while gotten up on
short notice, was nevertheless, a
splendid one and consisted of songs
and patriotic speeches-in fact it
was fitting farewell to the men
who are leaving us to fight the bat
ties of the nation and for the DEM
ocracy of~the world.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
ANOTHER CALL
TO THE COLORS

Another call for 100000 draft
men of which Tennessee has been
called on to furnish 1868 men TO be
sent to Camp Gordon between July
% and 25th, is is thought that in most
al Estates this will exhause the class
on registrants and it is pprobable
that in some counties class two may
have to be gone into without classi-
fication of the young men who regis
tered on June 5th of this year is got
ten through with in time that they
may be insluded in this call.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
EXHIBITION OFF

The Athletic exhibition which was
to have. been given about July 1st
by Mr. Sidney Swift, has been called
off, on account of Mr.. Swift not
being able physically at this time
to promote it.
We regret that the entertainment
could not have been put on, as Mr..
Swift has several young men train
ing in boxing and wrestling, and it
would have been very entertaining
and besides the proceeds. of same
were to have been donated to the
Red ross. Mr.. Swift stated to our
reporter that he will at some future
time put on the exhibition.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
WE MUST ALL
PLEDGE MONEY
Government Expects You to
Buy all the War Stamps
You Can.

Letter as follows has been received
by both chairman Barton and vice
chairman Bruce. This shows the
government is in deadly earnest
about every individual lending to the
extent of his ability, funds to fl
nance the war. Read it carefully,
then go to your school meeting and
pledge every dollar you can rake
and scrape beyond a living, to help
put the Kaiser out of business for
good, and make the world safe for
our women and children to live in:
Mr.. H. L. Bruce, vice-chm., War Saw
ings, Henry County, Paris, Tenn.
My Dear Mr.. Bruce:
Too much strees can not be laid on
the Importance of keeping your
records complete and reporting to
this office ION blanks like the at
tached) the names of those that fail
to attend meetings, or send pledges
June 28th. If a sufficient quantity
OF the blanks have not been furnish
ed, call on this office for more at
once.
There may be some who will
pledge a nominal amount for the
purpose of escaping the responsible
ity; they should be listed just as if
they had not pledged.
This matter is not optional with
you, or me. It is one feature of the
plan that must be carried out YER
batim. Yours very truly
P. r. PRESTON,
State Director.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28

Walter Cavitt. Larceny.
Robt. Haynes, c. V. B. Dry Law.
Will Maxwell, c. V. B. Dry Law.
Wayne Crittendo',, C. V. b. Dry
Law.
Will Vandyke. Carrying Pistol.
Will Vandyke, (old WilD V. B.
Dry Law.
Joe Haynes. Grand Larceny.
Chile Chandler. Grand Larceny
Bell Cant. Carrying Pistol.
Friday.
Felony Docket.
D. W. Dick. Bigamy.
Will Vandyke, c. F. A. and B.
Roxie Tharpe, C. Murder
Mrs. Ethel Tear. F. A. and B.
Tom Williams. Selling Mdgd.,
property.
Carl McBryde. Horse Stealing.
Clarence Edwards. F. A. and 3.
Eugene Clark, C. House Breaking
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
WOMEN .AGREEING|
TO HELP ON FARM

To the Housekeepers:
! have been furnished by the Farm
Help Specialist of the Division of
Extension whit the names of a num-
Der of women near here who have
agreed to work in homes needing
help in the housework, gardening,
milking, canning, etc. Do you wish
any assistance? If so, please tele-
phone me or write me at once. stating
time such help will be wanted, kind
OF work to be done, and wages per
week you are willing to pay.
Very truly yours
Mrs. Pearl Keller.
County Home Demonstration Agt.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
Thursday.
State Mfsdemeanor.

State Misdemeanor.
Carl A. Kelly, Misappropriation of
Incumbered Property.
Burnice Hudgins, Procuring Liq-
uor for another.
Orderly Ellis. Forfeiture and at
tachment.
Will Dinwiddie, C V. +. Dry Law.
Nan Travis, V. B. Dry Law.
Mans Green, t,c) V. 3. Dry
Law.
Lang Haynes, C. Carrying Pistol.
Carl Travis, c. Carrying Pistol.
Walter Porter, C. Carrying Pistol
Kelly Green. Carrying Pistol.
John Hendricks, C. v. B. Dry and
Tipps.
H. c. Porter. V. B. Dry Law.
Ben Diggs. V. B. Dry Law.
John Hartsfield. Carrying Pts
tol.
Will Lewis. v. B. Dry Law.
Fox Wilson. V. B. Dry Law.
George Hutcherson. v. B. Dry
Law.
Horace Copeland. v. B. Dry
Law.
o Roxy Tharpe, c. Carrying Pistol.
Luther Tharpe, c. Carrying Pts
tol.
Rufus Adams. Carrying Pistol.
Ewing Miles. Carrying Pistol.
B. Jackson, c. Rogers Stone, C.
Winston Lovelace and John Hen
bricks. Gaming.
Dan Dumas, c. (2cl v. B. Dry
Law.
J. E. Weaks, L. Cherry, ct ais. s.
Cifa,
Kelly Green, ct ais. S. Cifa.
Bound Over Cases.
ts1sew Night, c. Carrying Pts.
4 -. Craig. A. and B.
eve Love, C. II Breaking.
luke Hummell. V. B. Dry Law.
Dent Pennington. F. A. and B.
Walter Huddleston. F. A. and B
NJ. F. Myers. V. B. Dry Law.
d. H. Pierce. V. B. Dyr Law.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
AZ HENRY COUNTY
BOYS GO JULY 5

The following several calls for
drafted men to be inducted into the
army during the month of July are
given out by Major Rutlege Smith.
Henry County will furnish forty
seven white men in the day period
beginning july 5th, who will be sent
to Fort Thomas, Ky. day peroid
beginning July 18th, six white men
to camp Shelby, Miss, and on July
10th, rs colored men will be sent to
Camp Sherman, Ohio.
Below are the names of AZ boys
who will entrain for Fort Thomas.
KY, in the day period beginning July
5th.
Brite, James l.; Cottage Grove.
Haynes, Samuel j; Henry. -e.
Dowdy, James H; Paris.
Adams, Lester l.; Cottoge Grove.
Newport, Robert C; Puryear.
Chandler, James G; Henry.
Prince, Clarence; Cottage Grove.
Norwood, Rufus Ri; Springvine.
Cox, Jerry Augustus; Spring
vile.
Wiseman, Ellis; Henry.
Paschall, Carl; Puryear.
Barnhill, Jim B; Paris.
Wimberly, Ivy L; Paris.
Crosno, Ennis Vale.
Mcfarland, Andrew J. Paris.
Cole, Frank Eugene; Paris.
Bowden, Robt. Lee; Cottage Grove.
Bennett, Freeman E; Buchanan.
Hart, Henry; Paris.
Dale, Mervin, Buchanan.
Buoy, Herman; Puryear.
Paschall, Onion Lester; Puryear.
Salmon, John W; Puryear.
Williams, Clifton D; Springville.
Compton, Yancy H; Whitlock.
Wainscott, William; Buchanan.
Hall, James Henry; E. Henry.
Nance, Crie; Puryear
Mcconnell, John W; Cottoge Grove
Blackwood, Clifford; Paris.
Bucy, John C; Henry.
Lowe, Ernest C; Mansfield.
Dunn, Thos. L; Puryear.
Paschall, James Ira; Cottage Grove
Kuykendall, William H; Puryear.
Hudgins, Alvin j; Buchanan.
Weatherford, Claud C; Buchanan.
Hart, Roy; Puryear.
Melton, Claude; Paris.
Jenkins, George T; Puryear.
Hastings, Herbert H; Paris.
Evans, George w; Buchanan.
Speight, Arthur W; Paris.
Paschall, Homer; Puryear.
Whitehead, Robt. B; Paris, R. 5.
Work, Ira E; Paris.
Orr, Roy L.; Cottage Grove.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
AGO MANUFACTURE
~ ING PLANT is SOLD

Joe Gray & Co., real estate deal
ers this week sold to w. S. Fryer,
the old Ago Manufacturing Co.
plant at the Mineral Wells. Mr.. Fry
er bought this plant with the idea of
making a potato storage warehouse
of it, the building having quite lot
of basement storage room. The
consideration being $4,000. The
deal included two dwellings and
8 3-4 acres of land. ~
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
KIRKS ONE CENT SALE

The one cent sale put on by Kinks
Drug Store several days ago was a
big success. Mr.. Kirk stated to our
reporter that he had never had the
success in any Of his former sales
as in this last one.
Mr.. Kirk is strong believer in
advertising and attributes the vast
amount of sales he had to newspaper
advertising, together with giving what
he advertises. That is one of the es-
sential points in advertising. "Ad-
vertising. ADVERTISE WHAT
YOU HAVE AND GIVE WHAT
YOU ADVERTISE"
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
HICKS--BURDETT.

Miss Lillian Burdett and Mr.. Chas.
Hicks were quietly married at the
home of the bride, near Henry.
Rev. D. T. Spaulding officiating.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady and the groom is one of the most
progressive farmers Of the county
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
NOTICE.

All Poll Taxes for 1918 must be
paid on or before July End, 80 days
prior to election to enable you to
vote in August election or in Au-
gust Primary Election.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
COURT CALENDAR
FOR JULY TERM
Court will Convene Monday
July 8, Judge Harwood
Presiding.

Circuit Court will convene in this
city Monday, July 8. Judge Thomas
Il. Harwood, presiding.
Following is the docket for the
coming term, published by order of
the court:
Civil Docket.
Monday and Tuesday
w. U. Tel. Co., VS.. L. & N. R R.
Co., Pet. Right of Way.
w. u. Tel. Co., VS.. N. C. & st. l..
Ry., Pet right of way
DIR. A. A. Oliver, VS.. W. u. Tel. Co..
Appeal.
DIR. G. T. Abernathy, VS.. W. u. Tel.
Co., Appeal.
Paralee Atkins, etal. VS., Emmett
Fitzgerald, Reply. Appealed.
Miss F. Hemcoch, VS.. w. U. T. C.,
Appeal.
Mollie Rubbins, VS.. T. J. Conway,
ct ais. Appeal.
J. w. Lewis, VS.. J. L. Clark APP
peal.
L.. NJ. Howard, VS.. I. D. Pennington.
Appeal.
]. H. Mcdaniel, vs.. J. H. Hutcher-
son. Appeal.
A. C. Goodyear, trustee VS.. E. M.
Culley. Appeal.
ALI Pierce VS.. L. & N. r. r. Co.,
Damages.
r. D. Caldwell, next friend VS..
N. c. & st. L. Ry., Damages.
John M. Carter VS.. ]. r. Asher. Ap-
peal.
A. w. Green VS.. Chas Wynn Ap-
peal.
Ingle System Co., VS. Gland Bush
art. Appeal.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28
Wednesday.

VCuuCsuay.
James Wilson, VS.. N. C. & St. l..
Ry. Appeal
Reynolds, Jones & Atkins vs..
Clover Bushart. Appeal.
H. v. Sturdavant, VS.. W. Huddle-
ston< Damages.
B. W. Cantrell, VS.. s. A. Crews.
Appeal.
(Caroline Oliver, VS.. M. Hurdle.
H4x on land.
1syace league, c. vs. Pearl Tea
que, c. Divorce.
Early Vaudyker, VS.. Larry Vaudyke.
C. Divorce.
In the matter of the Big Sandy
Drainage District. Appealed from
County Court.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-06-28

, S-t&kt&t4se*e4sk4sf& skeAteska
Some kinds Of advertising reminds
me Of . man throwing kisses TO his
girl in the dark. He knows what
hs 10 doing but she dess not
William Jsnainss Bryan.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Ii6 nod innen, 70 DAB Tie cine bies
nentorbf0rmige &uppel bilOete. Cine
berartige primitive Se9nit Oes WOl>
bens 1T nod beute an Der 2ebmsiitz
ten Der &urben in @ebrau9, mar
aber bis6er aus Der Nntite ni9t be-
tannt. unb bod lit tie biitorii9 bon
beIonberer Mi9ti9teit. DEM Die
or9omenif9en 2ebmfuppeln finh
ni9ts @erin9eres ols Die unmittel6az
rem 8orbil0er Der %beriibmten mpteni>
IGen &uppel9rdber. Man bat bic
I9pierigen itatii9en @efebe bes 80ls
bens our6 llebertraoung g. +. Ourb
@ortretsnlafen jebes bOberen 9etp0lbz
ringes iiber ben unteren) erIt an benz
banoli9eren Mnterial bes 2e6m5ies
gels gelsrnt unb erprObt, ehe man jene
mG9tigen unteriroii4en &uppelrGus
me bilDen tonnte, Die bas Altertum
fir bic @4uBbduier mpt9ii9er &Os
nige onfab. Sn Wirtli4teit iino Is
&6nigsgrGber, beren eigentli9er
Sinn ebenfdu5 er1t per1tanoll9 p1ro-
sic Tinb Die Na9abmuug zines !Sau=
les, be1en Der Sote nod anttfer
@orItelung nidt cntbe6ren tOnnte.
Sur bGB Die mpfenif9en 9pnaitien
jener @po9e (1500-1200 b. @br.)
ni9t bic grDben paldite i5rer eigenen
53eit na9obmter, fonOern bic Suuse
form elmer dlteren &ulturitufe, ia
ben G~lteIten 9oustbpus, ben mir i'm
inoozeuropdif9en &ulturfreis fennen.
9enn bic or9omenif4en 2e4mfugel@
bauIer finb gon8 Offenbur aus Der
primitipen runben Geiiig@ ober
S6ilf6iitte entitonben, bic man au~
erit ouBen nit 2ebm iiber5og, bis
man allmG6liG lernte, fie gar5 aus
2ebm ber3uftellen. Die runbe 9iitte
i6rerIeits tit iibertaupt bic dlteite
8ebau1ung gefpeien, Die Der Menf9
Iin ous MeIten unb 3peigen 5uiam>
menbog. sic gebOrte, ME MOntes
lius na9geniefen bat, gu benz gez
meiniamen &ulturbefiB Der SnOO~
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

pat6aus fpdter getpD6nli4 no3 benz
@runDgebanten Der re9tedigen
&aumgeftaltung ongelegt fino, bic
uns 6eute ols bic ALIEN 5pedmdBtge
erI9cint, 70 3eigte bod cine befons
bere @attung BON @ebGuben ftets Die
runbe 5orm, nGmli9 bic Sempel Der
@eTta un0 jene 9Gufer, bic in gries
9if6en Stdbten oas rbeiltge" 5euer
oes @emeinbeberDes in fi9 I4loffen,
bic SboIos + RunObau) in atben,
bic Stios in Sparta Il. q. ytunmebr
pirb FLAIR, bab Der in allen &ultges
brdu9en fpaltenbe fonferOatiDe Sinn
bierin benuBt be dItefte 5orm 0es
8obnbauies feithalten ipollte. Ate
fru9t6ar in Git6etii9er 9infi9t Die
Sbee bes .ein5elligen" &uppel9ouies
nurbe, bos lebrt uns bas pantbeol1,
Die gei9loifenite unb einbeitlt4lte
3aumf9Dpfung, bic es ii6erpaupt
9ibt.
Die areisform Der 9dufer hatte
in ienen frii6en 3eiten ben Na9teil,
taB man Ie ni9t iiber Elm gefpifies
MoB binous pergr0Bern fonnte, pbne
6eim @inpDGben auf uniiberpinoli9e
G9nierigteiten gu itoBen. Sin eins
fa6er Qusipeg NOR, ben @runoriB
oes &unbes gepiffermaben fla9 81
briiden unb nun nod 8elieben 81
Itreder. Sn Der Sat finbet ltd IN
Sr9omenos in jiingeren S4i9ten Elm
opaler Saustppus. Bel benz our Ser
Itellung bes Ginganges Die cine
Spite bes Spols geraoe abgef9ntt>
ten 1T. &ll9 bieier 8au9eoante bat
lange no6gepirtt. 9as 8erfamm=
lungs6aus Der 6sItfpielbebDrben (8us
leuterion) in Olympia, bas gegen
@nbe bes fe9ften Sabrbunberts b.
SIR. erbout purbe, bat ben gleiaen
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

opalen GrunbriB, bef1en Gntitebung
bisber rGtIel6aft mar, unb Der nun
in ienen frii9gef9i4tliden @orbilz
bern feline @rftdrung finbet. Sn ben
jiingiten minbi9en S9i9ten enbli9
finb bic 9duier re9tedig.
Die &ultur Der Minber geb0rt
nod gang Der neolitbif4en periobe,
Der @po4s Der jiingeren Stein5eit,
on. ollie Mert5euge befteben aus
Seuer1tein, ObIibian, Nepbrit Ober
onoern @teinarten; Die 8ronae tritt
erft als i~eltenes unO ebles Metall
auf, bas fait nur gum S9mud Derz
penbet pirb. Die Sopfpare TT oor@
piegenb einfarbig. Sic gepinnt cine
beTonoere biitorif4e 9ebeutung, neil
ii9 gu man4en ~eigenartigen 9efdb@
iormen Die nd3iten parallelen Oa
finoen, no man fie eriparten burfte
= in Sbefialien, BET @olo, benz al
ten Soltos, no Der DerOiente grie9t>
i9e Nr9Gplose Sfunbas erfplgrei9e
Musgrabungen gema9t bat.
SIRE Soften besraben Die Minber
ni9t Dor Der Gtabt, iDnbern mitten
in i6ren 9auiern, unO atpar in lener
merfpiirbig Observation-Disclosures
Stellung (9lbb. p, Die au9 in
MeoDpten unD Mitteleuropa fir bic
neolit6ii9e Yeriobe 9arafteriitii4 1T,
cls ,li.genbe 9pder", pie bic prds
6iftpriser es besei6nen. Wie mag
OieIer fonber6ore Srau9 entltonoen
Iein2 Spllte Der Sote aus rein du@
Berli6en @riinben in cine mOgli9it
fleine @rube ~geapdnst peroen? Sber
6ra3te man i'm in Die S9lafitelS
lung, pie Iie por Der @rfinbung bes
gettes fur ben primitipen Meni3en
Bic notiirliGe 1T. neil tie bic S0rpers
marine am beiten 5uiammenbdlt?
Ober en6li9, mollte man ben Soten
ser Mlutter Grbe 5uriidgeben in lez
ner Saltung, III Der Der Ne%useborsne
emit sur Mslt setrmmen tpars Cine
betpeis5are Mntiport permdg btsber
niemaro gu ge6sn.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Sn Sr9omsnos eoIt ss sinsm
grobIem aus Der JriibssTdi4ts Oss
erie6if6en Bolts. Die Minper DON
Sr6omenos beberri9tsn nod Der
So9e in Der 3eit bor Der oorifden
Banoerun9 oos gauas 8sGen oes &o>
paisfees, bic D1tIi6e SGlfte 80otiens.
sic iinO BON gtoroen, BON Sbeiialien
ein9epanoert, ober troy Der 8innen>
Ioge ibrsr SauptitaOt bleiben iie be-
riibmte Seefabrer. Minper iinO es,
bic bon benz tbeTaIii9en SoItos aus
bic 4rgonautsnfa9rt na9 benz 9oloes
men 8lies unternebmsn. Minni9 1T
bic Sage BON &0nig Atbamds, Ser
Teine ainber pbriros unb 9eue Der
er3iirnten @ottbeit opfern mill, bis tie
BON ibrer Mlutter NspbeIe ouf benz
aoloenen @ibber entriidt peroen.
@ie bier Der grouiige Srdu4 oes
Msnfdenopfers iid ipiegeIt, 70 berrs
f6en in anOern minpi4en So9en bis
ftere @erblenbung unO ollie fur9tba>
rem 2eiOeni4aften elmer unge3ii9elten
l%lrtraft.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Sic Mu8grabungen lit SrdOmenO8.

SpItem BON @srIu6serGben, bt. bis
auf ben gspa9fenen 5elien bino69ins
gen, unO fano ouf biefe @eiie Die
3tpei Steaen, an benen bic inteniiDe
8eIieOlun9 in Der a~ltsIten 3eit itatts
gefunoen bat. On ben DGnOen ber
9rG6en tonnte man unteri9eioen,
bab bier serabe pie in Sroja cine
9anae Reibe bepo6nter S9i4ten
ii6ereinan0er Iiegt, nur bub bic 4ns
I;eolungen in Sr9omenos ni9t bur9
groBe 8rGnoe unO &otaItropben 5ers
fort inb, fonOern frieOli4 bi4t oufs
chamber folgen.
Sn Der GmlteIten minpi6en S4i9t,
bic Bis an Oas GnOe Oes britten
SsobrtauTenbs DOR Gbriiti %binaufoas
tiert perben mub, fanb man iiberras
I9enoeripeife einsn o0nig neuen
Sbpus antifer @obngebduOe, treiss
runbe 8auten, bic unten aus Stein,
in benz 9r0Beren oberen Sell aber aus
unaebronnten 2ebm3iegeIn beitonben
(glbb. y. Die o6ere 2ebmmauer
NOR a6er ni6t fentreAt, fonOern bog
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

FIN. MIR Ser moOerne obobe 0itt"
bat iid alif Murfcn @ingang 81 J"r-
|idaffen gelpuBt. Sir Den ma1n'!idlcn
8emo6ner Ser Sniel Wtarfen li1c oa.
Del Dor allem 6orafteriltiI1 Die net
ten aber fltr5en, on 5llammengeraff-
tie l1nterrode erinnernOen SeinfIet.
ser uno Ser i6mar3e, elmer Erauen-
Jade Gbnelnoe fur5e Sod, fir Die
Srauen unO MGO6en Die eigentiim-
li6e Iteife Sau6e, aus Der oas
BLONDE, gel6e Saor IN 5pei loneen
3opfen born iiber Die 8ruff fdut,
mdbren6 elm Sdirm BON fiinItIih
gelteiften Saaren oie Stirn beld)at-
tet. 8eionOers 6arafteriltii6 1T ole
I6iirsenGbnli6e Sradt, ote inter
oem rei6geitidten rielfarbigen Ute
Ser berportritt unO ouf Dem metTt
ounfeln Sod rllbt. Muh 6urb fitnit-
poae StidereierL gum Sell pon ipn-
boliI6er 9eOcutllng 5eidnet lid Die
ser Srauen aus. USE Die
Golfstradt, 10 lit aud Die ginridl.
tung ser ieItiamen Siiderbiitten duF
Marfen ser &elt elmer Deri6punoe-
men ault1repohe. 9as nit ben f
barIten Stidereien gel1miidte
@runf6ett, Die an Ben 2aoen zines
g(ntiquars, an cine &unitausiteuung
erinnernoe quite Stube, itc peroen
einem ieoen unpergcBli9 bleiberL Der
einmal cine 6iiderbiitte aui Marfeu
betreten 6at.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Sall6 aasscOrii6t.

Ser Suiarengenerai @erner
NOR Elm Oerber Soloat, Der nid)t
bel auf iein AeuBercs belt uno
Dem es nidt Oarauf anfam, IN
Sudtenltiefeln oas Gabinett 0eS
S0nigs 81 6etretcn.
@ines Cages muroe 6rieori9 Dem
@roBen oieie llngeniertbeit bod ct'
mas gu bunt, ais Der General nod
elmer Baro0e ungelpuiden unO Der.
l6ipibt BEL i'm eintrat. Ser &onig
belt iid Die Noie 81 uno lagte, UNI
ben unperfrorcncn 8eiuh ouran 5I
erinnertl mas Der CUTE Son erfor'
oerte:
.@erner, FOR gr nal! ST ried)t
b0Git fatal"
Stein, Majeitdt", entgegnete ser
General in gemiitIiGcm 6reinut,
lid fam @u. Maieitdt ni6t redt
geben.~
Srieori1 run5elte Die Stirn me,
gen ser unuerid1mten @i0erre0e,
aber 90 er iid germ cine offene ant.
mort gefaQen licB, menn lie MIR be-
griinoet murOe, iragte er, cine Sou.
once meniger frcnn0li6:
y@ie meint @r 0as?"
ugm. MaieItat," perieste Ser sc.
neral. IT / h H. uno id It el".
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Ser oaes glei6madenoe @eilt lt1-
Ierer Belt gebt leiOer audi ben alien
Golfs- uno 9ouerntradten 81 2eibe.
@ber mir finoen bod nod 2GnOer
un6 @ebiete, mo man ouf fulturge-
ididtlih mertpoae Geite elmer oobin-
qeqongenen 3eit itoBt. 90 3. 9. III
SolanO. Selblt in ben StraBen Der
6ondn0iI6en Sauptita0t, mitten in
0em mo0errien 2eben, in ben Reltau-
rants uno ben Gafes Ser @alper-
un6 Ser @0rmsItraat fam mall nod
Ionoerbaren @eItalten in merfpiirOl-
gen Sradten ~be9egltelt bic iid) mf1
elmer unperfennbaren g6eu ear6
oas Meni9engemiibl auf Dem
0arnm bin0ur6minOen. gS linO ST.
Ider BON Ser Sniel Niorfen, 2eut-
den, Sic MIR ielten, eiaen Ginfouf
gu MAIDEN ooer ein @ei66ft ab5u-
i6lieBen, in Sic StaOt fOmmep. llno
Elm IeltIomes @efiibl ergreift ben,
Ser nun gar Marfen ieIbit bciu6t:
ais lei er auf einmlal INN Sa5rbun-
oerte i'm @ange ser @el6i6te ~5ltrilrf-
perlebt porOen. llrolte @ebrdu6e,
aunl Sell 0en1 10. SobrbunOert emit
Itammeno, baden iid ouf Marfcn err
balteu, uno an ben 6iifcrn nno
tbren 6raucn 1T Oie 3eit faIt lpurlos
poriibergel9ritten ltnlere Siloer 8ei-
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Sinh bic Gagen OOn Sertunft unO
Nrt Der Minper 5abeleien Der Did,
ter obne ie0e biitorif4e Bobrbeit9
Dos bate UNI 1920 Der beriibmte
Mbtbologe 8uttmann in elmer eigez
men S9rift bar3ulegen beriu4t,
Nbsr CUR glei9en 3eit batte Der erite
eroBe 6iItoril6e 4rddOlose StFrieS
Miiner in Ieinem @rftlin9spert rSrs
dOmenos un0 Die 9iinDer" 0os Sc
genteil bebauptet uno ben guten GEE
f9i9tli9en &ern bieier Stammfdgen
5i erpeiien geIu9t. Mem 9i6t Der
Spotsn unO Die neueite 5orf9ung
rs9t9
SIN Quftrog Der 8opriT9en ataS
bemie Der MiKenf9aFt purOe, uno
5tpor aus ben Mitteln eines geitifte=
ten 4usgrabungsfonos, BON ben BRO
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

fano mid ouf einem 9atrouiaenritte
apif@en ben 9ereroS0 Grfern Stoz
6ono6a unb StDmba6e in 9eutf4s
SiibpeItofritd. Die mir unterfeae
ten bier 2eiter Der Sruppe batten li9
unpeit bon mir nieber9ele9t, Dt9t
Dor benz BON Gingeborenen umi9lof@
Ienen 2agerfeuer. @on bort brong
Oas @sT9rei unb piite 8etOfe. Die
@ingebprenen 1prangen ME toll nrn%
Der, pilb nit &niitteln unb 9ol5z
i9eiten ouf einen mir nod unii4t@
barren @egenitanb lpsf9lageno. Sa
man in einem 2anbe, mo alles longs
lam BON ftatten gebt, ielbt gum
pblegmo neigt, bielt i'd es nt9t Der
Mii6e merit, oufsuiteben. SnOefen
fam bic tpilbe SogO meinem 2ager=
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

groBe bunte S4lange bon immenier
Qdn9e ii4 binz unb berpinoen. Der
80rper mar bereits Our4 bic pielen
@9ldge 3erf4mettert, inOefen Der
&opf nod unOerfebrt. Wtt 5nei
S9irTen aus meinem &eoOlDer 8er>
febte id i6r ben S9dOel in @tome,
tporauf bic 8iper troftz unb boltlps
in fi9 5ulammenfanf, obne S9aOen
ongert6tet gu baben.
@ir botten es nit elmer ca. 5 SUB
.langen puffotter (@ipera arietons)
gu tun, Oie nun leblos gu unierrr
FiiBen lag. Wlit &e9t nennt man
Iie bic bdBli9ite Der Sdlongen. Der
breite, Flane &opf, Der nod an 8reite
aunimmt. ipenn Dos Sier piitenO TT,
lit entTeBli9 6GBli9 unb efelerregenO'
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Fir pufnttrr.
gun o.. Garunr.

pIdB idnen nd6er. unO pI6bli6 b5rte
i6 bift neben mir elm loutes 3i=
I9en: cine S9lan9e. Mit beiOen
Geinen f9nsIte in pie elettriIiert
empor, I'm benz triedsnben unees
beuer aus benz Mege gu geben. Oa
i9 bobe 2eOergamoiGen trug, NOR i'd
eeeen ben Bib geIiGert. Sci benz
iGb entfa9ten 2eu4tfeuer fdb i9
nidt ne6en meiner SdIafbede cine
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Sn elmer NUMBER
pollen Iauen Sroppenfommerna4t,
pdbrsn6 tpel9er i9, auf Suttel uno
0ede gebettet, lang auf benz 8oben
ousgeItredt lag unb obne S9lof gu
finben, meinen @ebonten freien 2duF
lieB, fpurOs i9 bur9 Oos Iauts, plDBs
li9e S9reieu Der mid bs5leiteuoen
gingeborenen aus meinen Srdumsz
reien unfonft oufseidredt. Sd be-