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New-York tribune., 1919-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES

NEW YoRK.-lNITED sTATEs !; rRusT r sT
COMPANY OF new YORK as trustee. Plain
tiff, against MONTAGUE d. COHEN as
executor and trustee under the will of Selim
Marks, deceased; CHARLES NJ. MARKS, in
divldually and as executor and trustee under
MARKS, MONTAGUE MARKS, FRANCES
MARKs' N his his ,,i wife; loEL MARKS IDA
CELIA LEAvY' LEdNoRA AHNAT b1XpH A6HLGoSE JoSE
fRATE II IrT H. ri HiYG9LN y ls oTEEN vIcToRiA
TIE COHEN. BARROW MARKS, IRENE
xlns5' MABEL KAssEL. HARRY 1sf l'i'Fs MPpLE- f.
PlYoN,; pa q GoSNsTAScE TYAMs. RobERT +
WHITE. VI l.ou2 RoBERT p LlNCoLN !or Rich;
LEAylTT; AARON LEAviTT. JR., EU.
GENE G DAVIS. BARNET MARKS. HAIRY
isabel h fSefatSr SAcoB of woTF o. VIII Rosa
WoLF. his wife: JOSEPH NJ. /. sTR1KER
EEALpY Z 51Yot tSuPERvlSloN Z, COMPANY an
YORK. Defendants. Action No. SUM
MONS. Trial desired in the County of New
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swer the complaint In this action and tc
serve copy OF your answer on the plaintiff :
attorneys within twenty days after the serv.
Ice OF this summons. exclusive of the day OF
oei'' Alu III Case Vl your IalIur0 to ap-
pear or answer. judgment will be taker
against you by default for the relief de.
manded in the complaint.
Dated January 20, 1919
STEWART & SHEARER, ATTORNEYS 70,
Plaintiff. Office and Post Office Ad
dress: NO A. Wall Street. Borough OF
To Leonora Dixon. Queen Victoria Leavitt
Charles NJ Marks. Jr.. Illersdie Dixon
Margery Lcavitt, John Leavitt. Aaror
Leavitt. Jr. and Barnet Marks:
The foregoing summons is served upon Vol
by pnhlicatton Pursuant to an order OF Hon
Edwnrd q. Whitaker. Justice of the Sin
preme Court OF the State of New York
dated the 2Sth day OF May. 1919. and flet
with tho complaint In the ONCE Of tht
Clork OF the County Of New York, at the
County Cou t House. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City. County and State OF New
York. ~
Dated May 81. 1919.
sTEWAh!'r & sHtARER. Attorneys 70,
Plaintiff once and Post orlce Ad
dress: No. AZ Wall Street Borough O,
Manhattan. City Of New York
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Miscellaneous

TRIGGER. 7S7 9th Ave, near 45th BUYS
guns, binoculars, cameras. golf outfits
TACKLE. victroas. musical instruments. Bryant
665S. ~
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Window Shades

WINDOW SHADES
New Cleaning Process
DO not destroy your old window shades
We clean them equal to new at l-3 cost
of new shades We are also mfrs Of ali
kinds Of shades Look us up and give US
trial Segal Window Shade Cleaning Co
2744 Broadway. 105lh 81
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Detective Agencies.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Ma,n
office. l Madison Ave. Room 9015 In
formation secured without publicity or no.
toriety. Shadowing by male female De-
tecti1es anywhere. Reports prompt: rates
reasonable. Gramercy 3740-3o46.
WESTLOTORN Detective Agency-Shad-
owing, confidential investigation, etc 80
East 42d Phone Murray Hl 2743
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Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS sny , condition.
tty bought for highest cash; appraising a
specially call or write Basnajian. so
West 18th st Phone 61O1 Bryant
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Observation-Disclosures

Multigra phing, stenography typewrit.ng
all hours; reasonable. Coyne. 11s Nassau
ct. Beekman t73
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Furniture

HIGHEST prices paid for furniture antiques
pianos. brca -brac,. books art etc GABAY
ss University Place. phone Stuyvesant 2377
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FOR SALE
MOTOR BOATS FOR SALE

so foot cruiser: fully equipped. excellent
condition. 40 horse power engine: speed
az miles per hour; splendid opportunity.
Apply for price and particulars. Reeves
Engineering Company, 1.476 BroadwsN'
N. Y.
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MR.. SALESMAN

HOW MUCH ARE YOU WORTH?
BUSINESS? THEN GALL Us. WE
HAVE AN EXTRAORDINARY AND
EASY SELLING PROPOSITION DE-
NELOP1NG MANUFACTURING BUSI-
NESS OF AN EXCEPTIONAL Line
OF HARDWA TWO FACTORIES
RUNNING WITH MORE BUSINESS
THAN THEY CAN HANDLE BIG
COMMISSION PAYABLE WEEKLY
OR OFTENER. THE GREAT DE-
MAND FOR OUR GOODS HAS
FORCED Us TO ADVERTISE FOR
FIFTY LIVE Statesmen AND SIX
ASSURED LARGE INCOME FOR A
CONFERENCE CALL MARKET 917s.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air. steam
hand or on floor. 419 East 4Sth St. COE &
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill
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Diamonds

DIAMOND5 AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised. purch sed
BENNETT. 175 Broadway, upstairs
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Clothing

A.-A.--Am badly in need OF GENTLE
MANS DISCARDED CLOTHING. com
pelling m,> to pay IS to s35 for suits, over
coats, TuXedos pants, trunks. bags. Phone
or write for court eous representative. r.
c. CLOTHING Co. 37S 7th ave. (corner
S1st. Telephone Farragut 31C
Ave BUY gentlemen's discarded cloth
ing, business suits. overcoats. fur lined
coats, full dress. Tuxedos. pants. shoes OF
every description; positively pay more than
others. Call. write or phone MEYER HORO-
WITT. 44S 9TH Greeley 1928.
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Statesmen WANTED

Prominent financial organization with
large sales force has few permanent
positions for experienced statesmen who
have demonstrated their ability prefer
men with canvassng training, who have
~,ld books magazines. household articles,
office appliance, or other similar lines.
Men will sell stock drawing account
and. liberal commission basis. but need
have no special experience in selling
stock; in fact. the average type of stock
salesman Is not desired ri gid training un-
der sales plan. which has proved excep-
tionally succt ssful and hard work assure
substantial remuneration
My men of highest type whose record
will stand strict investigation and desire
to be permanently associated with one or
ganizaticn should apply. answer by let
ter only and give full details of all bust
ness accomplishments. Replies treated
confidentially. Johnson & Hopkins Co..
393 9TH av, ". Y. G..
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
STENOGRAPHERS
BOOKKEEPERS
TEACHERS CLERKS

There Is an urgent demand IN Ali COM
hiebIy ehIial sds for women and mento l
spondence Supervisors, Correspondence Critic.
House Correspondent. Sales, Collection and
Adjustment Correspondents. etc. etc. paying
$500 TO $4,000 A YEAR
More and more business transactions are
being initiated, followed-up and consum-
mated by effective Business Letters
45T
Of the country's business is now done In
this way. Two notable examples are
A LARGE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
with its Home ONCE in New York. and
Prominent
TYPEWRITER COMPANY
which discharged all its statesmen. cut
the price OF the machine in half. and Is
more money than 1t ever did in all its
history.
We can fll In limited way only the
many requests being received by US for
TRAINED CORRESPONDENTS at salaries
ranging from
$35 TO 800 WEEKLY
Applicants who are accepted will be
placed under the personal supervision OF
one OF our Staff Of Correspondence Experts
ana thoroughly trained in 100 to 150
hours of their spare time at home, by the
famous
CASE METHOD
to master the special knowledge and prac-
teal procedure necessary to qualify them
for this important work.
FOR INTERVIEW WRITE. GIVING AGE,
POSITION AND TELEPHONE NO, OR
CALL ON
e. A. MANCHESTER, REGISTRAR,
11O WEST 40TH ST, NEW YORK.
Telephone 1881 Bryant.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

SALESwOMAN. experienced =, A..
store; permanent position; pleassn, @
roundings good salary: closed evrnes.~r
"oilman Bros. Broadway. cor rI1th
STENOGRAPHER ExcErr.rN-r
pOE NlTY WITH GROWING era,
ESTATE OFFICE. CUSHMAN A &c "a - 70
FIELD. INC. 3o7 MADISON AVENUE Nss<
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INFORMATION WANTED

MALCA ARONSON FRIEDMAN DESIRES
information concerning her husband.
or dead. Address y. Berg. Attorney. 2ss
Broadway. N. y. 81.
, 1919-09-17

Broad Street displayed bunting, but
public enthusiasm was not at the pitch
witnessed on previous occasions, the hour
being unusually e rly and the ships arri-
val not neing known to the general mass
and in country districts.
There were ll3 men landed here under
ore officer. Sergt. Major F. A. Clairnonte
headed the contingent and carried the
same Athletic form with which he left
US three years ago. The same welcome
ceremonies performed on this, as on
previous occasions and later on the
men were dismissed az the Drill Hall
TO join their families awaiting them.
TIE Ponnonia Weighed anchor and left
shortly after the Barbados men had land
ed. 1t is saio she had on board all the pr
soners left at Trinidad a few weeks g
for Jamaica where they will complete
their sentences in a military prison be
foe being discharged. The Identities of
these unfortunate men has not been dis
closed. -Barbados Globe, Goth Aug.
, 1919-09-17
LANDING OF OUR MEN.

The Governor recei 4ed news by wireless
yesterday morning Informing him that
H. M. T. FannOnlG with troops for Barba-
dos was then on her way here and would
reach Carlisle Bay at 4 O'Clock. The mes
sage caused much surprise because the
boat was not expec ed before Saturday
morning, and no preparations for the
landing and reception Of our men had
been made. Els EKcellency made the
contents of the message known during
the day ard otter consultation decided to
arrange for the landing Of our men some
time this morning. The Pdmnonia ar
rived in the evening, and having agreed
to remain at anchor till this morning, a
few of our men and the intransit lot were
given leave to land, At 8 O'Clock this
morning the landing look place. Public
buildings along the route Of march were
decorated as usual, and merchants in
, 1919-09-17

We take great pleasure in WelcomiHg
back to the old nome Mr.. Philip Mole.
Phil as he is popllarIy known, left
Ohio, eventually graduating from the
Academy. When the y. S. entered the
bait earera. young Phil was in Wor-
cester, Mass, where he joined the 807
Pioneer Infantry Regiment under Colonel
Carey, After going into trairing at
Camp Dixon, the Regiment sailed for
Frar &c and die some fighting in the
Metz salient.
1t must be a pleasure indeed for the
parents to have their soldier-boy with
them once again, all safe and sound
st. Tb0mCS Bulletin, September 10th.
, 1919-09-17

The monthly summary of animals that
have died in ST.. Vincent again shows a
complete absence Of anthrax mortalities
in that island. The total nunber of
deaths recorded from disease or natural
causes was fourteen. The general health
OF live stock in st. Vincent appears to
be good. ibid.
Anyone who mas a surplus of pine
apples can manufacture a beverage which
has a good sale on the market. This is
known as pineapple cider, and Jamaica
exports a certain amount, which sells at
Is. ga. per bottle in England. This in
formation is taken from the Queensland
agricultural Journal for May 1913
I0jd.
1t has been suggested that central
factories might be set up in India for the
production of refined palm sugar in suit
able areas. According to Nature for
June 5, 1919, Mr.. H. E. Annett, Agri-
tural Chemist to the Government of
Bengal, now considers such a scheme
would be unavoidable in practice, unless
the owner of the factory also had his
own trees. Ibjd.
, 1919-09-17

Contribution to this poper2ViI be g'ad-
~ received vhe1 the same deals Nth mat
ters Of general interest, and is accompa-
MED 01h the GMtho1's name, us a guar
ante9 Of good faith. The editor cannot be
resp )nsjbJ8 for the Ujc2Os Of his c7%rreSpon-
dents nor Goes he necessarily endorse them.
, 1919-09-17
HOUSE WASHED AWAY.

The heavy and inCessant rains that fell
during today .asuiGed in the overflow Of
the Halls road Iully, the strong current
en- bracing every a.Om within It's reach
and bur ing the same with tremendous
force through temporary waterways into
the Constitution river and ultimately into
the sea. Among the debris brought down,
We are told, were the remnants Of an old
rouse lifted from its props in Deans Viii
laCe by the running waters and smashed
to bits in it's rough and rugged course. A
pig, still alive was also rescued. Full
particulars are not yet obtainable. Bar
ba1oS Globe, Ang. 25th.
The exports Of gasoline from Trinidad
in 1917 we're / ,248, 098 gallons, valued at
952, 1868. This works out at approx
mately 10d. or zoe. per gallon. The
recalled price for this gasoline in Bar
bados is about 48c. "A ~rjculturaJ NeaOs,
23rd August.
Good growth is being made by sugar
cane in St. Lucia, according to a recent
report. During July the lime crop was
in full swing, anu the cacao trees were
towering and setting pods. Ibid.
During July the young cane crop
throughout the island Of Antigua was in
a most promising condition, and should
good weather be experienced during the
next few months, it is believed that a
good crop will be reaped next year.
ibid.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

Eighth Illinois Infantry. On coming
to Colorado he located at La Junta
and was engaged in the livery stable
business there for several years. Sub
sequently he conducted hotel at Beu-
fah, Colo, for some time. Mr.. Likes
was graduate of an Eastern medical
college. but never practiced his pro-
fession after coming to this state
He leaves two daughters and one
son, all of whom were with him when
the end came. They are Mrs.
George F. Barker of Florence, Mrs.
May Conyers of La Junta and yelling
ton Likes of Oak creek. The fun
eral was held at Florence at 2 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. Burial at High
land cemetery.
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so can do ray house work without any
difficulty. advise any woman who Is
afflicted with female troubles to give
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial nnd Il viii! do a. much for
them. - Mrs. MARIE BoYD, 1921 9th
St., II. e., Canton, Ohio.
Sometimes there are serious condi-
tons where hospital operation i, the
only alternative, but on the other hand
80 many-women have been cured by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia 3.
Finkham'6 Vegetable Compound, after
doctors have snid that an operation was
necessary = every woman who wants
to svoid an operation should give L .
fair trial before submitting 70 such .
trying ordeal
II Complications exist, write ia Lydia
p. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Nass.,
for advice. The result Of many years
experience IL vt your service.
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could hear Ruth very distinctly, as IL
in fact, she had been only a block
distant. l
AUTOMOBILE MEN
ARE PUEBLO VISITORS
Frank Thomas, Ralph Wann, Hugh
Willis, Clyde Farmer and Cecil c.
Henderson were among the Canon
City automobile men who attended
the convention OF the Rocky Mountain
Auto Trades Association in Pueblo this
week.
HOME FIRST OF
WEEK FROM DENVER
w. A. Proctor came home the first
of the week from a visit TO Denver. He
was accompanied on the return trir
by Miss Margaret conoly, who WIN
spend some time here as the guest oil
friends
rs QUITE ILL
WITH THE. INFLUENZA
Miss Katherine Bacon. daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bacon, Is i'll with
the Spanish infiuerza. While she Is
quite sick at present, her condition
is not considered dangerous.
rs EXPECTED TO
RETURN THIS AFTERNOON
Bob Powell. the local Overland
dealer. who has been in Boulder for
the last day or two. is expected to re
turn home this afternoon.
IS CELEBRATING
HER BIRTHDAY TO-DAY
Miss Blanche Lovinger OF the Oar
row Music Company is receiving many
happy returns on account of this
March S, being her birthday.
SPENT SUNDAY WITH
NIECE m EAST CANON
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Threikeld OF
South Canon spent Sunday as the
guests OF their niece. Mrs. Griffin Cole
who lives in East Canon.
VISIT FLORENCE
EN- ROUTE TO PUEBLO
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph wann spent q
portion OF Tuesday in Florence while
or their way 10 Pueblo TO attend the
auto convention there
LEE BEAuvAts rs
IN CANON CITY TO-DAY
Lee Beauvais. who has taken his
old position on the road with the
Nuckolls Packing Company. is in the
city today on business.
rs SLOWLY RECOVERING
FROM AN OPERATION
Mrs. Lynn Smith. wife Of the editor
of the Florence CITIZEN. who recently
underwent an operation at the Graves
hospital. was able to SIT up for short
time Tuesday, and Is gradually regain
ing her strength. She expects tn re
turn to Florence next Thursday.
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Wednesday
M rs. LANE Ie a

MRS. LANE rs a
PENRosE VISITOR
Mrs. Beulah Lane OF Stanley ave
nue.. South Canon. is visiting relatives
In Penrose.
ARE ExPEcTEp HOME
FROM DENVER TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dilley Of North
Reynolds avenue are expected to -.
turn from Denver today where they
have been ON business trip. S
QUESTS or M. AND
MRe. 4. 3. DAttGv
M. and Mfs. Will Bailey of RsdelIG6,
sfssved here Saturday for an sxl1il6sl
yisit With Mr. Bailey's paren<s, {s
ia ~, =. 3. Bailey. on LIncoii fil
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

companied the workers for relief Of
French war orphans, visited the
school. They gave a. short talk and
asked for support for fheir organisa-
tion. The matter Of adopting some
of the orphans will be taken up thia
week
Rev. HUXLEY spoke to the studdnts
Tuesdsy norning. His talk was very
irterastine and Was 1istened 70 With
great lnterost by tho efudenta. In
fastliateiy = fterWard he wne aske& =
number Of questtone and his souven-
II. Whitt ~ Ind With him, Geru. -
sI46le6 q olese y4AGe
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South Canon High
School Notes

Last Tuesday the Victory Gfriss
o. the high school held . safe q noon.
Candy, popcorn balls and pie were
quickly Disposed 0; and the proceeds
divided among the Girls.
Pictures showing the work of the
Junior Red Cross were thrown on the
screen Friday morning. They proved
to BE- quits interesting, FOIyoWins this
was : pep" splsiA 70 work up en-.
tfuzissm FOR ~ game With Colorado
'yriAs1 sfteshooa Nh paimsr =.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

Mrs. Charles Sells entertained q few
ladies at her home. 1141 Park Ave,
Friday afternoon. for Miss Margaret
Morrisey who will return to her home
soon and who has been the guest here
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Dollar. The
time was spent in needle work and
music after which a three course
luncheon was served. Those present
we're Mrs. J. F. Bowler. Mrs. GlatzelI.
Mrs. Edith Morrison. Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. James. Mrs. A. 8. Bailey, Mrs.
o.. ] Rundahl, Mrs. VIM, Dollar and
son, Warren. and Miss Margaret Nor
risey.
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euHerInR, nno Two
doctors decided
that / would have
to go through an
operation before !
could get well.
" My mother, who
had been helped by
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, advised mo
to try It before SUBJ
mitting TO an opera
ton. ltrelieved me
frrrxr r.u tx<.ssht..
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HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN

Canton, Ohio.-"I suffered from q
female trouble which caused me much
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

help maintain strength and vitality equal to wihstandg
the dual Of growth and and tear Of the body.
The reputation Of SCOTS i based upon ts abundant "A
nomhins qualities and III ability to build up strength (V
eeeaA Ase.nsza III .4GI
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" VWV MINI UQYlN1o.
James curtts received two 1ns Ilot
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

talm ieoer @flon5e our6 Die Sobr.
buroerte 5uriid5uoerfolgen, uno crit
menn ieitgeIteGt war, OoB tie I'M
alien gom gebIiibt uno gegriint
bate, ourften lire @ur3eln in bic
frudt6ore @rOe oes 6orums per-
ierft meroen. 90 ieben mir berlte
auf oieIer ourt Die 3eit, Our6 Oie
@eidifte un0 0ur6 Die 9idtung
oreifof gemeibten StGtte cine 6lorn
eritcbeu, 0ie nidt nur unier 9Guge
erfreut, ionoern oie mir 5ugleidl ais
Dflniiiih" be5eidnen fonnen.
Ser er7te 6troltd, Der @noe So
mar, oen 5riibling fiinOenb, ouf
Dem Serum erbIiibt u1o an Csc.
mGrer Ser 8io Sacra feline oitrf-
lidtig meiBen 9lumen an blGtter-
Ioien 3peigen treibt, lit bie Loni-
cera Caprifolium, Ser balls Ser
@egeoorn foIet, Oeiien beGgriine
&dtdlen nit iiiBli6 berbem @erud)
Die Suit erfiiueu. @~leid5eitig be-
cefen oie 5ablloien 8Iiiten 0eS
Alyssum maritimum gon5e Wfauern
pie nit ibneeiger 6lofen0efe oil
alien SteQen, no sic Sonne OaS
5ierlihe &rGutIein beiheint. Sdon
I'M Sebruar beben an geihiibten
teimIiden @den 0es SouieS ser
&eitalinnen Die purpurnen SeiId)en
oils etnem llrmoIo BON 81 fern Sic
lie5en &opfhc; empor, oon hencn
BliniuS iogt, linen ge5iibre nod
Noien un0 9iIien ser erite @bren-
plob untcr sen 9lumen. llnaufbaIt-
lam fo:mt mo trcibt eS MN 6cnl
2en5 entge9en. Taurus linus mo
2orbeer folgcr, sic @firiihbdumden
crgliiben, nie bon Ser roien-
fingerigen Cos 6eriibrt; gn6e M6r8
ltmfleioen Sallen0e berrli6lter Sris
sic 8oIiS oeS Soturntempels uno
breitcn einen ti%efpioIetten Seppif)
linn 5u 6iiBcn ars, inoes sic 5ier.
IidIte ser Hoierl, Sic 9nnciia, an
sen SGilen emporflettcrt mis- Gonge,
idmonfenoe 3meige Dem &inoc
ipicIcn0 entgegenitredt. 3uqIeid]
buffet aid IGon ser meiBe 8Iicoer,
uu6 @Ipcinen merfen Ben tlIo
Gd;leier ibrer 8Iiitentralt6en iiber
lounges @eniduer, in 0eiien 6lgesl
uri' Spalten Sic @iOedien, aus mo
einid,Iiipfen6, ibr flinfes Spiel trei'
ben. MGbreuo butter Dem 6altitino.
tcnlpcl an ittilein Nbbang Ser Sin.
tier TiNten bon golocnem 2id)t aus
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Stengeln Der Mobn, ser orauBen
Sic Gompagna meilentpeit in ifar-
ladrote Sommetoeden biiat, ulpo
mitten oorllnter iteben sic neiben
MeliIotosbliiten, oeren aromatiider
@erud erit entItebt, tpern iie ge-
trodnet aufbeipabrt perOen. Sbrer
be0iente iid Die romiide Sarsfrall,
mn oem 2innen einen foltli6en Quit
au 9ebelt. NiGt minoer iippig lit
bier aud 0os 8enusbaar, 5umol an
iGattigen Steaen, no es 10 oift bic
Maltern einbiiut, 6aB man es einem
meiGen, lparmen 8el5 pergleidcn
mofte. Aber am eigenortigiten lit
atpcifeQos Der bod mlfiprieBcnOe
Saudi. ST trdgt an ieinem pobi
5 SUB bobcn, glntten uno blGtter-
loien Stengel cine ounfelbiolette,
fltgeIrunoe 9liite, Die, bonn 8inOe
uno6ldiiig gei6aufelt, idlper uno
leltiam no6 allen Soften 5u nifen
iGeint.
(S9luB fpIqt).
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
SeltIomte 8eete.

Sn Scr neueitcn 3eit boben per-
idieoene @rfinoer Yotente auf Get'
tunasaiirtel genommer, Die Dor Dem
@ebrou6 nit Suit oufgebloien iper'
sen ooer oud bel 8eriibrung nit
@oIier infolge Der 8eigobe beitiulm'
ter @6emifalien iid ielbittdti9 init
@oIen fiiacn. 0nS 8rin5ip oieier
Silfsmittel, Inn Den Oleni6en
Idmimmeno 5u erbaIten, lit ober lite
alt. Sdon Die o~lteiten @eihiAts-
fdreiber er5Gblen, Dab in Den Sdns
bern om @upbrat unO Sigris SLOPE
rn0 9oote aus aufgebloienen Sic
g%enbGuten gemaft Durocn. gtof
beute benuben bort Die @ingebore-
men iol6e SloBe unO legen aut ibnen
Iel6it Die peite Eolfabrt BON Ofoiiul
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nust man 5lt oieiem 3wef Die iorg-
lam obge5ogenen Sditte groBerer
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uto man iebt auf ibnen iiber brette
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befannt ieirL ooB iolde goote nod
beute in europa benubt iperoer. 0os
lit Der Sau in einem u~aer6ingS iebr
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tells, in Dem idDer 5ugangliden
uno nod re6t miloen aIbanien. Die
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ale @erIebungen DerOen babel per-
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uno mebr 8iegenbdute peroen nun
nit einem @efle6t aus &obr ooer
H1ten berbunoer, uno 10 entltebt Elm
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