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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06
HOSPITAL SHIP SUNK.
Australian Ambulance Transport
Sent to the Bottom Without Warn
ing.


London; Aug. 6.-iEhe admiralty
Yesterday announced the torpedoing
and sinking by a submarine; of the
Australian ambulance transport War
Ida Saturday. The number of drown
ed is given at 1913. /"
Two British destroyers were sunk
on Friday as a result of striking
mines. Ninety-seven men are miss
ing.
At an English Port, Aug. 6.-Elght
wounded American soldiers, most OF
them from Chicago, are among the
survivors Of the. Australian ambu-
lance transport Warilda, torpedoed
and sunk without warning at O'Clock
Saturday. Survivors of the disaster
have been landed here. No other
Americans ARE said to have been
aboard the Warilda The. vessel was
carrying 500 persons, including many
nurses, at the time she was sunk
Fourteen were killed or drowned as
the result of the explosion. One tor
nedo was. fired. The Warilda was en-
route from France to England. Amer
ican and British destroyers hastened
70 her rescue Immediately aft ter she
had been struck.
mo U-boat was seen. Scores OF
wounded on the third deck were
trapped with their nurses, ladders
and foreways being wrecked by the
explosion. Heroic efforts to save these
victims bv means Of ropes failed.
Lieut.. Huben, of Chicago, said
most of the American wounded hailed
from that city.
Can't. Beatty, of Quincy, Ill.,, en-
deayored to save "Waac" nurs'
from the demolished deck OF tn
transport.
At least six women are believed e
1--we been lost in the sinking OF tn
arilda.
The German socialist organ Vor
vlerts says: According to the gen
al opinion at the front, the comba
value of the American regiment
not to be despised. They attac
sardless of the deadliest perils."
Frostburg, Nd, is in the midst of
t,:r famine, there being no water i
III. reservoir The heat is intense an
,egetation is suffering greatly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE
George o. Faulkner Held In Washing
ton For Authorities Here on Com
plairt Of His Sixteen-T Old
O,ug',t,r.

plairt vf His Sixteen-T cav Old
D,ug',t:r
George o. Faulkner, forty-nine
years old, who lives at 2O6 Queen
street, this city, was arrested in Wash
ington last night by Detective O'Dea
and Sergt. Scott, the latter OF this
city, and is now held for the Virginia
authorities.
Faulkner was arrested Oh war
ant sworn out by his siXteen-year-
I'D daughter, Lillian, charging the
father with a serious of'enso.
Inspector Grant decided a., detain
Faulkner pending requislLlon papers.
However, it is understood that he will
e turned over without the formality
of such papers and taken to the Alex
andria county Jail at Fort Myer
Heights, where ne will be kept until
he is given preliminary hearing in
the police court before Justice Thomp-
son. The alleged offense occurred July
%.
It was not until Sunday last
that q complaint was made against
the husband and father when
Miss Faulkner accompanied by her
mother, went to police headquarters
and told her story 10 the police and
afterward to Justice Thompson. On
the young woman's story Justice
Thompson issued the warrant for the
arrest of the father and the latter
was captured in Washington last night
near Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue and taken to the First precinct
station, where he is being held.
Faulkner is employed at shipbuild-
ing plant here. He came to this city
four weeks ago from Savannah, Ga.
His family consists of his wife, son
and daughter. The couple was mar
ried seventeen years ago at Branch
Vile, S. c., and Faulkner is native
of Edgeville, S. c., although he left
that town when seven years of age.
his wife stated today.
Mrs. Faulkner said this morning
that the reason complaint was not
made against the father previous tc
Sunday was that the daughter did not
make complaint to her until last Sun
day, when she told of having beer
threatened by the father if she told
what had happened.
1t is understood that the father de-
MES the charge made against him. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06
In Memoriam

DlXON-In sad, but loving remem.
brance of my dear husband, Arthur
J. Dixon, who departed this life one
wear ago today, August 6, 1917. Al
wavs remembered by his loving
49,. WIFE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06
TODAY'S PRIMARY

Weather-Carlin Will Prove an
Easy Winner In Every County in
This District.
A big vote is being polled here tods y
in the Democratic primary for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
the House of Representatives from the
Eighth district despite the torrid
weather conditions. From the time
the four voting places opened this
morning at Glib o'clock the election
officials were kept busy, many persons
prsferring to vote early in the day on
account Of the warm weather rather
than later, and in this they certainly
showed good judgment.
The candidates being voted on today
are Representative Charles C, Carlin,
this city, who is being opposed by E.
B. White, Loudoun county, and Fl.
carlton Hanes, Herndon, Fairfax
county.
Ali that one had to do was to stand
around the polls early this morning to
find how Carlin stood. Almost every
vote cast was Carlin vote and the
White supporters appeared downcast.
They early in the day threw up the
sponge, realizing that their efforts
were without fruit. AS the day wore
on the Carlin strength in each ward be-
came more and more apparent and
when the polls close at S:15 o'clock to-
night Alexandria once more will have
cone herself proud by rolling up q
great big majority for her able rep
resentative in Congress, c. C. Carlin.
Representative Carlin today received
telegrams from his supporters in every
county telling him that they were GER
tain that in their respective counties
he would prove an easy winner.
The primary here has been quiet
throughout. Friends of Mr.. Carlin
were around tn polls during the day
and were kept busy bringing voters
TO and from the polls in automobiles
and other conveyances.
Despite the fact that good sized
vote had been polled up to the time
The Gazette went to press it is be-
lieved that the vote which will be
cast from now until the hour of clos
ing which is 8:15 o'clock also will be
heavy. Many persons who had to
leaye the city early this informing will
not cast their ballot until this evening. |:
The workers" around the polls. there !;
fc1e, will be kept busy from now until :.
the hour of closing.
# you have not yet voted don't
forget that you have until 8:15 o'clock
tonight to 90 to the polls and cast
your ballot for Representative Carlin.;
Nine hundred and thirty-fiYe votes.
had been polled up TO 3 o'clock this
afternoon. The Indications are that
the grand total will be in the neigh
borhood of 1000 when the polls close,
+onipht at S:15 o'clock.
The vote polled by wards up to that
hour follows:
First ....'. ......'..-..'' zoo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06

LOsT-on Saturday, July 27, between
the, Surprise. Theater and South
( Royal street, a gentleman's scarf
min, setting, cluster of pearls with
! emerald center. Liberal reward if
J returned to Gazette Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06
CITY news In BRIEF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Mundy
have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. K. E. Haislip, of Braddock,
has received word of the safe arrival
overseas of her son, J. Eustis Haislip.

E. WITS. n. i1' AAoioiiP, ~ bie1uSo|n
has received word of the safe arrival
overseas of her son, J. Eustis Haislip
Mrs. Daisy Warren, and sister, Miss
Fakes Cricket, left today for Nor
folk, where they will be the guests Of
Mrs. Warren's mother-in-law.
Mrs. Kate McDermott, of 1108 King
Street, has received word of the safe
arrival overseas of her son, E. J. Nc
Derlnott.
The Willard Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet tolnor-
row morning at 10 o'clock in Trinity
M. E. Church.
Mr.. Allan Thompson of Baltimore,
who has been the guest OF Mr.. RI. Il.
Mansfield for the past several days,
returned to his home last evening.
/ James K. Cation, special commits
sioner, has sold to Frank W. Deeton
a house and lot on the north side of
Queen street, between Pitt and st.
Asaph streets.
Lewis F. Hoy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Hoy, who recently enlisted
in the medical corps, left last night
for Key West, Fla, where he will be-
gin course of training.
Henry James Franklin German,
sixteen months old, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester German, died yester-
day and the funeral took place this
afternoon from his parents resi-
dence, 9O2 Franklin street.
Oriental Court, No. 10, last evening
held it's first meeting in Pythian
Temple, 319 Cameron street. Two ap-
plications for membership were re-
ceived. After transacting routine
matters the court repaired to the
Southland cafe where refreshments
were served.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06

Mrs. Daisy Warren, and sister, Miss
Fakes Cricket, left today for Nor
folk, where they will be the guests of
Mrs. Warren's mother-in-law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06

Mrs. Kate McDermott, of 1108 King
Street, has received word of the safe
arrival overseas of her son, E. J. Nc
Dermott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06

The Willard Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet toInor-
row morning at 10 o'clock in Trinity
M. E. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-06

Mr.. Allan Thompson of Baltimore
who has been the guest Of Mr.. II. K.
Mansfield for the past several days,
returned to his home last evening.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

James Lnvick Pisrcs writinE . p
Houston Post 1f the blasphen' p
dnlseo 5y Nj Ferguson, SAYS
in his desperate effurts % -
oilitate a sadly 5edrAsBisd rap'-
ton. he Ia reminding hts rs'H
that Jesus Christ was Grraish"
Over ihh oiaaprsmuus snupa'H
one would gladly pass, niding u
der the mantle Of charity anu
r-fhuting tt to the desperate as I
which NJ. Ferguson finns nini''
To degrade the experience anu
preme act OF the SON Of God WIZ
issue was the salvation Of me
to the level Of Mn Ferguson : %
and conduct is a very serious par'1
sion Of the Scripture md rnusiiil'''
a moral uffenEe Of the tirat lia4D
tuda.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

The on Scripture --su sith 1ls-
Tor u ls1ais t6st cone on the De0-
pc sao sosh ioo<si Coz 40 ~
thslassisss o4ps 70 aassi ., gspi,h
4ad - iaduissBea Tse American
ssople 80 asss secsms moase nsf
ossst " ssealss fhsf yaaSFsh .s h1
ssue 49, thsi ae - ghsn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Tas Israeiitsa Iasr 10 g. lsad1
N sfflAseksf IN linz u 1rosD@--
~ and ser b. o. nor ssaifh b.
any sort ~ Aesns dsht Or groog
and gaen tasy 5sesme TOO ris<e1 %
aays rssarf To- gsaossh laers gouif
cone ssr o. sessiishes az sring
them bark n Ane
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Ihe government sgthorities lase
modified lha caAmS>r o. Commerce.
a Cisco Ghsi 10 funds IN b sFal-
abls for hish~sT 5uiidiog Iatn A.
.sr he Ger
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

THE FIRST STATE BANK

Al aermieisn 5tafs Of Iexaa 10
lhd close o. business he 1eth iaf
~ June 1913 published in he inF-
der signal 1-vspao-r printed and
published a snyder saifrT couni
state OF Texas on The i2it iaT or
lulr 1915
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

You viii find Il much more 'aan-
teal. plnazan- and EutiHfAciury 70
yuur family wash = 90 Let Us ~
IT, SNYDER Laundn 2
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Anyhow Il Germany WANTED Iis
Fsrgascn % D. governor Of Tu1 u
1914 he want 1tm IN 1918 and VIA
svsr Germany wants the Aner'en
peaple and the people Of Tear ~
not want
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Oar people ara having 20 60 A-
N account or the continued droaD
sut nost az them intend % coz
5xci.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Tbs Bis thibs IN Teas VII - pull
ed OF 10 reess IRON lsnesroT
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Mrs Gen. ". Brown ralnl-
Thursday morning from San Ani'-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

above named sank. Do .u,,-.
svsaf that che above ataism.,, Z
srue 90 The 1est o. NJ kno.,..''
anf belief
a. ID IRWIN Ga.
suhsc1ost and sworn % lefor.-
ihir sth DAY o July 1915
lhs l6i daF 0f Mar 1915
e. PERKINS Ir Nutsr Pan.
cOHRECT-Atiesf
p = FvLLER
o p THRANE
u KooNsNAS. D.rr.
OFyfCLiL sriTEBKST OF m
gfgNcL4L CONDITION o. |.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

THE FIRST STATE NM 4
TRUST COMPANY

Al Snyder stats Of Texas an.
close Of business 90 the ssth d,ys
June 1913 prbliaheu IN ihe sspsr
Signal q newspaper printed aut u.b.
iished - snyder ststs Of TszAs a
the lzth iay o. July 1915
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

stat o. Texas COUNTY u seur-1 a.
Rob-r- 4 curantte. cashier n
the aSavs-named 5ank DO solemni7
,wsar thar the above itatsnsnt a
rue to The bsst u ny Eaovieiss
and belle,
Root X Curnntte CAshisr
.CORRECT-kttes,
JOHN A SrAvELy
" p Sims
p A JONES Directors
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Slate o.. Is1lz rnunty Of seu--v. 81.
A. ? Erwin. cashier Of ,he
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

the FIRST NATIONAL BANK

al Snyder "a The state Of Texas. az
iha close or business 1n iune ~
1918
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Subscribed ana sW1rn b. let'r
ne tais tie lth day Of July A D.
1913
II 7. RuE5ER
Scta- Public scnr-T cnurfT Tn
seal
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

G6nittmuFer fir SAINT, Sei6s 8eos
fpro Goro, aoidmir. CORDUROY, Serge,
8~rooOcIotb, 8sngalin ooer 6aiqs.
Dos &Isib 1T am adislitiid gsrafft
untsn ben s,itidtsn Ginidsen, bic aber
audi peggeIofsn peroen t0nnen.
9as Sduittmuiter tommt In s
gr0bsn fir l, 2. 8, 4 unb 5iGbrige.
gr0be 10. 4 erforoert 3 garos 40s
soIigen WdtsriolS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

3u, tonoeru roite cine tIeine 3tpeifel
IN fpeuis gerdu6srtsm, piriIi1 &c.
i6nittensm Sped sOIossIb IND &C..
&c ben Cpd bur9 Gin Sia6 ge9oi.
fen ooer aud nit 3pisbel uno 9ris.
ben 3u BEN Spinat. Sooonn fugs
man tur3 Dor Dem Seruisren BEN
todeno hibeH Sptnat cine Weifer.
ipige Bis l 3affesloffeI poll Sar.
relIen. ODER QnidOOis6utter bin3u.
nebme i'm iofort pom SSsuer, rubrs
gut ourh uno rihte i'm an. 8si.
nesfalls BARI Der Spinat mad bic
len 3ugoten nodmaIs auftOden; er
puroe ionjt Isi6t elnsn tranigen &C.
IGmad annehmen. Rsueroings isr'
piert mar zen Spinat germ in Uiu'
ideln, namentlih bel Aniosienheit
ron GGlteu. Der nit SemeIibpiBt
otrto6te Gpinatbrei nirb bieriIr nit
etpa5 fIBsr Snbne, g~eriebenem
BarmeIantaie uno awei Gigelb redi
bidfdumig 9emdht. uno tura Dor
Dem Ginfullen IN Die W(utdeln 3iebi
mnn ben acknowledgement Shnee Der
Gier unter bic W2aiie, filIt bic Spis
nutmaiie IN Die WuiheIn, ~betrduieIt
lie nit ssrlaiiener Butter uno itreut
etrpas gerjebenen uno nit 9~eriebenem
Yd~rmeiantiis permengten 3piebad
ruriiber. 0onn ldbt ma bic Wtus
i6eIn 10 bis Is Utinutsn I'M nidt
gu beiBen 9ratoFen baden. Wit 5peI
6ortgetodten. in Stiden gsi4nittes
men Giern garniert man oann bic
MuIheln. Won lam nud bic hors
ten Gier, oos WeiBe uno oos 8elbe
fir Ii6, baden uno oamit 9ornisren.
DilI ma oieien Spinatgung. Der
elm nettes 3piiden9eri6t ODER eine
goripsiie fir ben Qtsnotiid biloet,
nod feiner geitolten. 10 9arniert man
bic MuIfsIn a~nitntt nit III uno
SaroeIIe nit in Butter gei6psntten
Gbampianons ODER arebsidpdnaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Ole qIQO0e.

Die @%erpen0ung uon @nidieioe,
Gtlas uno Crepe Be Chine fir BEL
iere 8Gite bat langit niigebort, ais
Elm beionoerer Gurus bCtradtet 81
perocn, oa lid Oieie Stoiie bel oor'
iiftiger 8~ebanoIung als reht bauer
bait erpieien BADEN unO Die groBere
Geloanlage ourt lire Glegan3 redt.
fertigen. Iod gibt es intmer nod
iebr pieIe 6rauen. Die iIr ibren per-
ionIifen @ebrnuh eInen ielnen 9o.
tilt. Nainioot o0er Ganbrlc Dor3le.
ben, oa oieiP 6abriflte telner belon.
bers porlidtigeu Nebdn0lun9 IN DER
@Qihe beOurieu. Am prattlldlten lit
es, ole Stoiie belm Stud, IN 8cbn
ODER 3woIi yar0&an8en, 81 tauten,
oa man auj 0leie &8elie be0euteno
oorteIIbaiter 3uidneIOen fam.
0euerOlngs idelnt lid Ger Sc.
itmad oe5 BubIlfums mbe3ug ouf
Naite in 5uel 9rtrcmen gu beue.
gen, iiberIa0ener 3telhtum an Spit
sen ODER fait p~uritanIid)e Giniadbelt.
Ser &altbarfelt bniber Ut 0as LETT
tere uur5ujleben, b~elon0er5 0a man
bic 81ihe troeoem iebr bublh mo
SierIlh ausifmiten fam. Iuf Der
fogenunnte tabernacle Stil, DER IN
son3 ihmaIelh ldlrag 8eld)nittenenl
einine gum 4u5Orud gcIan8t, lit
febr belIebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

p e ipringt nidt, penn man i'm TOR
Dem Sebrau6e in einem nit tnI.,m
&Giier angefuuten Sopf legt. o.eien
nui 5euer 1T uno oas Wolier lang.
lam gum Sieoen brIngt. ST. nj
IGbt man Oas 8aier dbfiiblcn uro
.llHluIt nun crit ben 3plInoer per.
aus. 9tad0cm er gereinlgt un0 9e.
trodnet IUoroen lit. bat er eine iclde
6eitlgtett erbolten, ooB er bel Der
Serubrun9 NIT DER 6Iamme midi
mebr iprinet.
Ons Heiaigen bes Giss
6rontes. 9ot Elm Stsihrant ben
Wlnter lber unbsnugt geltanoen. 10
plro man I'M 6riblmg oIelleId; DIX
Wobrnebmun9 MAIDEN, oab lbm elm
BUMPER 0eru6 entitromt. Gurt
4uspai6en nit elmer G0iun1 Don
iiberman9antaurem stall mlro er -.
fort perl9minoen. 3elgen i6 IN Den
3lntbel6Iagenen Wdn9en petbiId,t
Stelsn. 10 mifen oreie b~eIoHGs,s
bebanoelt peroen. Wun reibt Gle
6ld9sn trdftt9 nit SlpoIio ooer st
mem onoeren Bugitstu at. Slno DIE
fledigen Stelen osri6uunoen. oanu
miro NIT SoonDuiier geipili uno
gum SAluB nOA nit setaem Wal1er
Hn6geUui6en. Neib em4IIterte Sus
| n~enlpdnoe meroen nur a~bdepatden,
ep. aud nit elmer ubermanguniaus
rem &ulil0iun9, on lnoere lharie
StoIte Die j5utbe ungreilsn puroen.
Dor YenuBung bari ilelBIges Nutten
oes Sdrantes nlGt rerIdumt per.
Gen. Solte Del A6luB ni4t funt:lo.
nieren, nann lit naG3ufeben, Oh Ro6l
Deer AbfIuBrrobr ni6t ourd Sono'
tsIl6en UerldIdmmt iino. Writ slnem
Stid itarten 3rebt tunn man oers
lrtige unreinlibteitsu Iei6t 6efeitls
gen. Die tduflidsn, an itartem
Drnbt befsitt9ten GisIarantbIritsn
erleidtern pieis 4y6eit. Wan lafs
niemols marms Spstien in ben Sis
i6rant Itsllen bsan our6 bic iih bils
osnoen Ounite en:iteben oonn bic
SdtmmslpiI3e Start rte6enoe Spet'
len pernnbre nln .iebsr an einem
lnDern tubIen SIT: ltebt obet
nur Der @isfhrnn. aur V~erfusun9
oann 'oros man oufur oaB oieis
Speiisn luItoiht oeri6Iohsn hinein'
tommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

nen es5rauft perben. atlas. JaiQe
oosr Samt tonnen als 8eiaB bsnust
psroen. Dos WnntsIsS dnittmuitsr
2549 in in pier 9r0ben gefhnitten:
alsin 1874; W;ttsl 36-38; GrOB
40-42; grtrnsGrob 44-46 3Ou
8~ruItneits. Die mittlere 9robe 30.
% erfOroert 2$s gnros 4~480nigen
Moterials. Sic miBt 17s Yarbs ON
SUB. Dos aleib fam Iepornt in Uers
i6ieoenen Bacterial ongefertigt iein.
Die SGutratiOn beitsbt aug 3Det
Iepuroten Shuittmuitern, Die an itoe
6eIis6ige QOrsfs nn6 GinIsnouHg pom
10 Gents firebes in Silber ODER
QnTtmarter 4't perben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

257G. - 0Ieie Shiir5e miro iiber
ben aopf ge5oBen mo 0urh BE
Sdluitern gebaIteu. lin ole &oilIe
bat tie elnen @ltrteI. Ger audi mea.
gelallen mer0en tauu Nm Der anoe-
rem Sette tonnen tieie @aihen anae.
braht mer0en. Oas Nlelo lit qeelg.
net iiir 8un9bam. Seerluder, Grill.
HercaIe, abdtt. SateeM 2oDn ooer
Cambria.
Qa$ Sdnittmuiter fommt in uier
8roGen: alcln: 32-3i; N|lttcI:
36-38; 0roB: 40-42; gytra.
8roB: 4i-46 9ruiupcite. Die INIT.
iere @roBe erforoert IA yar0a SO.
3ouiaen Materials.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
N01eplei fIp's Raus.

Cine febr quite MAIDS.
politur fir 2inoIeumb3Ieos tam
man Iih ielbIt berltelen, unO apar
na4 folQenoer 9oriarift: Man g!bt
l 2eil 8isnenuahs IN cine Sanns
nit 2 SeIlsn 2erpentin uno ieBe Die
Tanne in slnen aIten asliel, Der &c.
nlyeno Waiier entbdIt uno unter ben
man sinen alien 8iiseleiienitdnosr
ODER sinen Metaaring fsBt. 2aHe
oas 8ienenpa6s uno Serpentin
i6meI5en. Wtan mub aber lebr nors
iI4tig Iein. OaB bic 9eldi6ts ioI:os
itsbt uno nidt umtlppt, neil tie font
Isidt 5euer fdn8t. Bon oisier Wi.
i6ung nimmt nan Damn Pin psnta
auf elm Sud- unO poilsrt oas 2ino,
Ieum oamtt, ods nntutlih porber
id0u aur9eWoi4en ptrO uno trOtsn
iein muB.
Il m sic Sorbsn Der psrfdies
oenen Stoffe in Der Wdide gu sr4aI'
ten. bruu6t man folgenos Mittsl: gis
fig iogIeih gum Waldpufsr as3sb:n.
iteat DsrbIaBte 6oarote 5urfsn pis'
Der Der. SooQ erbGlt Quypurro.
unO 9leigroY, refine Yottol4s erbdlt
uuo beiert Gdpor3 auf in reiner
Woas, SIT 6ar6e oura SIure psrs
anOsrt, 10 iteut S%aImiatSetlt, nit IL
2eilen WoTer oerbinnt, lie pieosr
Der; 1T tie Durd &ItaIien usranoert,
10 itsut Gig tie mIsosr Der.
I'm Die 9apete bsim Iuts
bdn9en Der 8iIoer gu i4onen.
maat man in lie trsu5pstis sinen
S4nItt. bie9t lie an ben pier Spisen
etrpas um uno trslbt Damn ben yias
gel Elm. NiQ man lptere !9nten oos1
loIfe fir idnsre 8egenltanoe ourd
G~ingtpien b~eftltIgen, 10 oergelie man
Hl9t, bic Wonoe oes Nofes Dor Dem
Gtnbrlngen Hes 9tpsbreIes grlnolld
an5ufeudten; ~belonoets felt balt
Sips. Der itatt NIT NaIer nit 0sG.
trinIoIung angeriibrt Duroe.
Oas 8e1eiti9en unonJes
ne b er 0eruhe. Dit tcmmt IS
DOR, ouB elne Wobnung, eth 5lmmtr,
Die !6aupe ODER &lsloer elnen unnn-
5enebmn @eruh autpetien, Der ltd
troB oerlu,eoener Ntittel nlAt 10
itneu beiet.lgen loien min. W!an
nImmt 6uber III utelen fallen 3um
Parfum Ietne 5ufludt. pn0ur6 Dos
uebel meiit not lbIummer tplro. mel!
Damn betDe 0eru6e 3ulammen ptrten
IS lit ocber rattan. i'm Wttttel 3ut
G%ntfernung ldrlger Oufte 81 merten
6rlihgeltrldent SuBoo0en tonnen Cls
gauge Mobnun9 perpeten. Der unan.
Jsnebme 0eruu mIro uber balo pers
ldmIRoen, Denn man IN oas geltrls
1ene Simmer Elm Ylu0eI mogllhlt
Trllhe5 9eu legt, oas man nit Gblors
toll beitreut. Das 9eu nImmt Den
6%arbenJeruh pouIlGn0ig in Iit auf
4no ndd NeriGuf Don Elm bis srpeI
Stunoen tit utdts mebr oauou I'M
Simmer 81 ipureu. (Sleles UiIt;ei
ulro auerpmgs nttt INNER uno nlht
uperal CUR Y%erfugung itebenJ. Stnt
luren ODER fenlter geltrtd}en porotn.
10 tells man elnIIe JroBe Sdlneln
nit taItem Wuner auf. am belttn
inn Waltlihuhelu. neil oayin Die
6ldhe oes Nalers stne 9roBs Ut,
AuA bler9ei plrO IS nlbt Idngs oau.
ern, 10 tit Der CeliarbergsrA4 Der
ih%luuuosu.
Ser 3pIinoer elmer 2 q m.
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ter tSingbam. GbambroD. Eercale,
8aIGtea. Serge. Sole, BopIln, Hep
ODER &lmeu iino gu Stoiien iiir Die.
les &Iei0 geeIgnet. 0as aleiO unO
Die aermel lino aus einem Stijd &c.
idnltten. Die Aerulel reIhen big gum
9~auOgeIent un0 baben Ytanlhetten.
&ilr5ere Aermel iiHO beion0ers ge.
eiguet iiir pdrmere5 @etter.
Gieie8 blbite aleiOhen tam
Ieid)t ~bergeiteut meroen. Qa5 Shnltl.
multer tontnlt III pier @r0Ben: fir
4. 6, S mo 10 Sabre. Sir Die
8roBe Don s Sabren erioroert es 3
Oaros 4~43o1ioen MaterioI8.