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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-28
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES

Miss Jennie Watts left this week
for her home at West Plains, where
she has accepted a position. Miss
Watts was graduated last week, hav-
ing completed both the bookkeeping
and shorthand courses.
Miss Mary Holman, who entered
week before last, is doing exception
ally good work in the bookkeeping de-
partment.
Opal Richardson, of Bonnie Terre
entered last week, and is making good
progress in the bookkeeping depart
ment.
Miss Lucille Counts, who is teach
ing near French Village, called last
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-28
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBACO
Sloan's Lirlinent has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinees

This thanksgiving, congestion.
scattering circulation-stimulating REM
cdy penetydtes without rubbing right to
the aching spot and brings quick relief,
surely, Clearly. A wonderful help for
external pains, sprains, strains, stiff.
ness, headache, lumbago, bruises.
Get your bottle today-costs little,
means much. Ask your druggist for It
by aanse. Keep it handy for the whole
family. The Big bottle is economy,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-28
/ AM COMING HOME, MOTHER

| am coming home Mother, dear,
Yes, your boy is drawing near
From the battle-fields where Yam
KEGS chased the Hun;
| am glad the strife is Ger
And | sail for homes sweet shore,
But helped to show the Kaiser he
must run.
Chorus:
am coming home, dear Mother,
While you gladly watch and wait;
There you stand with faithful Dad
Watching for your soldier lad,
And know that you will meet him at
the gate.
How love the dear old home,
Far from which | had to roam,
To be faithful to my Uncle Sammy's
call;
long for sister mighty bad,
And to see my dear old Dad,
But long to see my mother first of
all.
-Novah Sitton, Irondale, Mo.
All the news--$1. so the year
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-28

Has it ever occurred to you just
what part the Standard Oil
Company has played in making
the American the best educated
man in the world?
Have you ever thought how
the Standard Oil Company has
increased property values?
Have you thought TO what ex-
tent the Standard Oil Company
has increased crop production?
Have you thought to what ex.
tent Standard Oil Company
efficiency has added to your
pleasures and assisted you in
the expansion of your business?
Do you know what the Standard
Oil Company has done to ale
viate the sufferings of humanity.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-28
What DO You Know
About Standard Oil?

Do you do you not believe to be institution which has
performed its function of public servant satisfactory
to the world at large and beneficial to every individual in i
Is your belief based upon experience impression nder.
ence have you given the subject any thought?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
find OIL BY USE
Of ELECTRICITY
It Can Be Told Positively
Where Oil Exists Be
meath the Surface.

Hereafter there IS no need to guess
whether oil Is there when you have
q piece Of land and want 10 form a
company. for you can tell positively
whether It IS there OF not By an
electric apparatus.
This has been demonstrated during
the last few weeks. it Is stated IN a
dispatch from Corsicana. Texas to
The Manufacturers Record CBalti-
more), in the shallow field near that
place, and Eugene Elkins, the in
ventor Of the instrument. has gone
TO the outlying district around Burk-
burnett 70 make further practical
tests OF the remarkable invention
saws the paper just named:
The oil industry may be reFolu-
tionized il oil pools can be located
by means OF the instrument The
principle upon which u works Is de-
scrfbed by 1Ir. Elkins IS follows:
The system consists Of forming an
electrical circuit through the earth
by dropping an insulated wire 20 the
bottom OF q dry water hole. valley,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
GOOD COMPETITIONS REPORTED
IN KEYS FIELD OPERATIONS

Lawton. Oklahoma. oct. 1T.-In tha
Keys Held operations nave been re-
tarded on account OF heavy rains In
the past few days. However, three
good competitions were made In the
held during the past week.
IN section 6-2-10, McAnn completed
200 barrel we'll
200 barrel producer was brought
In by u. J. Parker in the southwest
quarter Of section S2-1-10. It Is the
No. S Fink.
The Lone Star Gas company's No. 4
Dorrance, In the southwest quarter
OF section 19-1-10: Is making rs bar
rels per day.
A six inch pipe line Is being built
from Burkournett, Texas, 10 Temple,
Oklahoma, by the Ryan Petroleum
corporation The company IS build
ing two 5000 barrel tanks at Temple.
A loading rack, five $1,000 barrel
tanks and pumping station are be-
ing constructed on the Texas side.
This company recently purchased the
BurlS- WagEoner oil Properties in the
Burkburnett field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
Operators Shoe
Big Interest In
CoSden Oil Well
Bit Is Lost Just as Oil Was
Beginning to Show
IN the Hole.

Jaeksboro. Texas. Oct 1T.-ou nan
are watching with interest the Cos
den OIL and Gas eompany's Cherry
holmes No. /. 70 miles northeast Of
here, which Is now fishing.
At a depth OF 1910 feet. when the
drillers had encountered a good show
ing OF oil, the 6-inch BIT was lost
Fishing tools had been lowered into
the hole when II was learned that
the cable was parting.
After 30 hours were spent IN draw
ing out the fishing tools. the drillers
put IN another cable. As soon as the
lost bit Is recovered a string OF So =
inch casing viii be set In the hole.
Operators are sure that after DRILL
ing 80 feet further into the black
ling the well viii blow itself In.
another test In Jack county which
is drawing the attention OF other sec
tons Of the Texas oil fields is the
Knox No. ] Of D. Mackenzie. The
wen is situated on the famous Knox
terrace, 2 = miles east OF Jacksboru.
UP 10 the present time the drill has
been encountering formations found
in other tests Of this district. and 1t
is believed the drill Is rapidly near
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

or lndentation, placing q series OF
batteries on top Of the earth, 70 the
positive pole OF which Is attached a
land wire. This land wire is then
taken out over the field IN any diree-
ton and for any distance, and all OF
the intermediate territory Is combed
thoroughly with electric currents
flowing from the anode or positive
pole TO the cathode or negative pole,
How It's Done.
The earth being simply q huge IN
verted magnet the electric currents
travel from one TO the other OF the
charged poles by the path Of least
resistance, much as does the return
current Of the telegraph system
through Its ground wires 70 the point
OF origin That system also proves
that the principle Of earth couduc-
tivity Of electricity Is absolutely cor
rect Oil and its constituent compo-
nents being the only minerals in the
earth through which electricity can
not pass, q therefore follows that an
oil pool IN the path o. the electric
currents mentioned VIII offer a great
resistance 20 the said currents. fore
Ing them 70 go around the pool, and
also resulting in an appreciabIe loss
OF current through electrolysis. both
of these factors registering these re-
sistances on an extremely delicate
meter In the hands OF the operator.
on the surface OF the earth"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doetor Conner, formerly Of Johns
Hopkins hospital Thousands Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would
be 10 perfect health today were it not
for the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop
the habit now before ft's too late. It's
a simple process 20 rid yourself Of the
tobacco habit IN any form Just 90 to
any up-to-date drug store and get
some Nicotol tablets take them as di-
rected and To- the pernicious habit
quickly vanishes. Druggists refund
the money II they fail. Be sure 20 read
large and interesting announcement
by Doctor Conuor soon 10 appear in
this paper. Il tells OF the danger Of
nicotine poisoning and how 20 avoid
30. In the meantime Try. Nicotol tab
lets; you viii be surprised at the re-
suit Kelly e. Pollard. Scott White &
Co-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
D9iLLe7;S Make
RGpidPYOgreSS
On Deep Tests
Good Showings Of Oil and
Gas Found IN Corsi-
cana Region.

Corslcana, Texas, Oct 1T.-With
J good shoWings OF both oil and gas,
/ drilling is making rapid progress on
/ the deep test on the Green Spring
! field land, southeast Of corsieana.
being drilled by the Corsieana Deep
7 Well company. The bit Is in a sand
rock at 1919 feet The drillers viii
begin TO bail the hole when the bit
reaches the Austin chalk formation.
Z expected at a depth OF 2050 feet The
hole VIII be clean from the 1850 foot
level 20 the bottom.
In the Purson field, Nava no county,
the Eldorado No 1 Is drilling at a
depth OF 1873 feet When completed
this viii be one Of Navarro eounty's
deepest tests The Eldorado No. 8,
a shallow test in the same district
is In the line formation.
Within the next ten DAYS drilling
miles east OF Richland, to be sunk by
Lewis Gutman and associates Drill
ing material is being shipped 10 the
location and everything IS being put
in readiness for deep and thorough
test
Three deep tests VIII be sunk on
the holdings OF the Graves Brothers
OF the Deep Sands oil company, drill
ing to begin in the near future These
parties hold approximately 1890
acres OF land in this county and are
negotiating deals for the drilling con-
tracts. New York. Chicago. and Kan
sas City capitalists are behind this
movement.
Rapid progress Is being made on the
deep test OF Bays Brothers in the
Pisgah Ride community. on the Hug
gins property. The wen is being
drilled by Fred Allison and the con-
tract reads that Il shall go 70 a depth
OF 1000 feet unless oil in paying
quantities should be encountered at a
lesser depth
At an early date drilling viii start
on the Mohawk Petroleum company's
deep test near Powell, Navarro
county. Drilling IS held up on &C.
count Of the delav In the shipment Of
materials and tools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

ing the Strawn sand Biologists who
have visited the well claim that the
Strawn sand should be reached at
about 1000 feet The driuers have
the casing set at 1920 feet
4 number Of Fl PasO parties (Dr.
MacGregor and associatesl have con-
solidated with the owners Of the
leases on the Andrew Myers ranch. 10
miles southeast OF Jacksboro. They
have paid up all rentals due and
bought up considerable acreage sur
rounding the ranch. The concern is
preparing 10 sink a $500 foot test on
the Myers ranch. unless oil should be
encountered at a lesser depth. The
work viii begin on this test AZ an
early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
Simple Way to
End Dandruft

There "a one sure way that has
never failed TO remove dandruff al
once. and that IS 20 dissolve Il. then
you destroy It entirely. To do this,
Just get about four ounces Of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store tthis is all you viii NEEDY. apply
It at night when retiring; use enough
TO moister the scalp and rub It IN
gently with the finger tips.
By morning most II not all. OF
your dandruff viii be gone, and three
OF four more applications viii COM
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF it, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have
You will find all itching and dig
ging Of the scalp viii stop instantly,
and your hair viii be fluffy, lustrous.
glossy. silky and soft. and look and
feel hundred times better.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
RANGER WELLS
BIC PRODUCERS
Many Competitions Report
ed in the District in
Past Week.

Ranger Texas, Oct 1.-THE follow
I ing competitions were made recently
F in the Olden district:
Sinclair Gulf oil eompany-s No 5
Harpool. SO barrels at depth Of 1888
feet; Thompson No. 1. 80 barrels;
Moss No. ?, abandoned, and No
Dahley, 80 barrels.
Shelley and Sankey, No. Scott. 30
I barrels al q depth Of $3.50 feet
Chapman et al No. ! sue, AS bar
Westheimer oil company. No. /
Brashear, 1000. 900 cubic feet Of gas
at q depth Of 1855 feet.
Well Makes 1000 barrels.
Leon on company, No. 3 Allen 1000
barrels al 35lb feet
Eclipse oil company, No. ! FargaF-
son, $50 barrels at 2520 feet.
states OIL corporation, No. ! aoller-
man, S74 barrels at 1883 feet.
states OIL corporation, No Bar
Der, 200 barrels at 3342 feet.
Texas Venture OIL company NO,
Niver, IS barrels at 1870 feet
Good oil company, No. 1 Sue. 500
barrels at 35I5 feet.
Prairie oil and Gas eompany's No.
I6 Terrell, 400 barrels at 3450 feet.
Humble oil and Refining company,
No. ] McCord, 500 barrels at a depth
OF $3.50 feet
Drillers OIL company, No. I B. F.
Barnes. $500 barrels at $3.50 feet
AIid-Kansas. No. Wagner, 200 bar
rels at $500 feet.
John Markham IT., No. ! Copeland,
dry at s525 feet. No. Is Copeland,
abandoned AZ $3.50 feet.
Big Gnsser Brought IN.
". A. Travers, No. 1 Corner school,
zO,o00O0O cubic feet Of gas.
Tulsa Producing cOmpany'g No I
Sue. so barrels at $3.50 feet
Texas Pacific Gas and oil company,
No ] Bradford Heirs, abandoned
The following competitions were
made in the Comanche district:
Marigold oil and Refining com
pany's No. . Hogg. 1900 barrels.
Dixie OIL and Refining company, No.
Hamilton, 1000 barrels.
Comanche Patterson company, No.
I SHELTON, abandoned at $3.50 feet
R O. Harvey ct al. No. ; Russell
and Ballard, 10 barrels.
Vic Martin ct al, No. I Terry, ESQ
barrels at 368g feet
IeI-P OIL company No. I Moor
man, SO barrels; Nc. 3 Snodgrass, IS
barrels.
Mid Kansas oil and Gas company,
No 4 Dabneyf 1900 barrels.
Rosedale OIL and Gas company, No.
1 Wood ward, 100 barrelE
Lucky Boy on company, No. Eli
son. 50 barrels
Cosden OIL and Gas company, No. 3
100 barrels
Plains Oil and Gas company, No. ]
W 3. Lewis 800 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" TO be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Baysr Cross" Then you are
getting the true. world-famous As
piFin, prescribed by physicians for
over IS years.
Always buy an unbroken package
OF 'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" which
contains proper directions 70 safely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

relieve Coda Headache. roethachs
Earaches Neuralgia Lumhaso. Rhsu-
matism. Neuritis, Joint Palms and
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes OF twelve tablets
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger ~Bayer" packages Aspirin
Us the trade mark Of Bayer Manufse-
ture Of afonoaestioacidestsr OF ssueys
Icacid.-Adv. i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
70 sPUD N BY DECE1THFR q.

The A c. Frost company. OF Chi
cago, Is reported TO have contracted
70 drill for oil about TX miles below
santa Rosa in Guadalupe county. n.
~ me site is mile east Of the river.
Il Is claimed that the oompanv hzs
a cash forfeit up 70 guarantee the
spudddinE In OF the wei before De
cember 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

Dublin, Texas, Oct. 16.-The MD
tex Drilling and Production company'-
test wen on the Terry tract Is on the
sand at a depth OF 275O feet. ne
wei is Spraying oil and gas and the
operators say that 10 Is good for Z
daily production OF 1000 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

pany Is getting derrick and rig tim
bers on 10 It's location on 900 acres
OF the Paul Turner ranch IN Edwards
county. Texas. according to report.
me contract calls for drilling $500
feet, Il found necessary. to reach the
pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

whitney, Hill county. Texas. Oct.
lf--Drilling Is being rushed on the
curtis ana Wilson Thigpen wei No. !.
At a depth OF 500 feet the drffI en-
countered a white line formation
which proved to be nine feet deem.
The well Is drilling around 400 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

In western Oldham county IN the
Panhandle OF Texas, there are two
wells drilling for oil One OF these
known as the Boise well reported 70
be down zoo feet and the Benedum
and Trees vel which IS said 70 be
drilling around 1000 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
ASSOCIATION TO HAVE JOINT
RABBIT AND POULTRY SHOW

Il was definitely decided THURSDAY
night for the Fl Paso Poultry assocla-
ton and the Fl Paso Breeders and
tanciers- association 20 bold a Joint
show. The rabbit ana poultry show
VIII be from January II 70 ~ in
Liberty hall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
BON-OPTO
Sharnens Vision

Soothes and heals the eyes and
strengthens eyesieht quickly, relieves
Inflammation ia eyes and lids; sharp
ms vision and makes glasses unneees-
sary in many instances says Doctor.
Druggists refund your money if IT.
rails.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17

Desdemona. Texas. Oct. 16.-The
Waurika No. 3 OIL company will drill
within a week IN the northwestern
part OF the Desdemona field on the
Kivitt tract offsettinE the Mid kan
sas company's Dabney lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
1000 BARREL
WELL FINISHED
North Texas Company Gets
Good Production at
1857 Feet.

wichita Falls, Texas. Oct IA
1900 barrel vel has been completed
By the North Texas OIL company IN
the Burkburustt district Il IS the
No. z George. and is producing from
a depth Of 1887 feet
The IeIhoma oil company's No. ]
Daniels Is making so barrels per day
from a depth OF 1857 feet.
A $1,000. 900 cubic foot gasser has
been brought ia by the Texas com
pauy near Petrolia- 1t is situated On
the n H. Martin property. and is the
first large gasser TO be completed 10
this section for many months. While
drilling for Oil the drlllers encoun-
tered the gas low al a depth Of 1870
Feet The gas VIII be used for other
wells.
A coed showing Of oil has been
tound in the R0blnson-Ha Harrington
we'll Wilbarger county on the Red
river, north Of Vernon and II miles
from Electra, at a depth Of 1910 feet.
The damage caused by the recent
1irs 10 block SIS Is estimated at $780,
600. mostly in production and tank
age.
DRILLING OUTFIT UNLOADED.
Snyder. Texas, Oct IA complete
drilling outfit IS being unloaded al
Hermleigh Tor the Oklahoma Snyder
OIL company's well to be drilled on
the old Dunn location.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19

bis Der neutrality-suspicious. i'm
unter6ri9t. Nun nanbern Die 9o1>
~2eitsgGite unb Oas gon5e 9orf Der
Itottliden Stride gu, bic nit ibren
peiBen Mauern Dom 9iigel Oroben
melt ins bliibenoe 2ono uno iiber ben
blouen See binous gIdn3t.
gur bic Muiifonten bleiben on iDs
rem Slide iiben unO unO befeudten
INNER oufs nelle bic troden geporbeS
men Ge6len. Sir cine Stunbe lang
lebnt bes Miilers 8nB9eige an Der
Mauer ne6en Dem 5uttertrog; 0os
meFingne l1ngc1euer Oes &ramers
Moitel lie9t frieoli9 i'm Sroie;
Sperlinge biipfen barouf berum unO
I~treiten ii9 nm Die 8rottrumen, Die
i6nen Der blonde Mortl binpirft. 81
bietet Der Sid Dos Bib zines Waf@
fe%nItiGItonbes, pdbreno broben Der
Saal ausgerdumt uno gum Sun5boz
Den bergeri9tct pirb.
Nun lduten Die @loden, bos Sir
dentor 0ffnst Ii9, unb ein S4porm
BON MenIden beipegt iib ipieoer
pur9 ben leuhtenosn Sommertog
Dem @irtsboufe gu. Der Waftl
qreiIt nod fcinen MeKingungetiim
uno Der Miiler noA feiner 8aBgeige,
Srompet:n uno Slorinetten lperocn
oil Die bieyfeutten 2ippsn geieBt unD
Elm triescriifer MariA begriibt Die
&ommenren, @inter Dem 8irtsbous
ober, i'm Sbitgarten, tnallen bic Boil
Ter, bob es cine Dirt bat, BON Der fun
bigen Sonb bes S9miebgeie1en be-
bient, Der porbem BEL Der IrtiQerie
oos &anonieren aelernt bat.
Die Mufifanten boben ii9 BON if
rem pldben erboben; ben eriten @ds
item poran aieben iie Die Sreppe bin
ouf in ben Son3iool, binter ibnen
bas 8routpoor unb bic IGmtlihen
&rdn3cliungfern I'M buntfarbigen,
foubcren Spnntn9sltaat, nit S9leiz
fen unb 8lumen rcidli6 gel4miidt,
llnb jebt gebt bic san5i4la4t los.
@ir perloTen ben &%ompfplab, I'M
in lei4tem Baden in Den See BIN
aus3uIteuern unb an enilesenen
@oloufern gu lonben. Wie mir nber
i'm Q(benboGmmer 3uriidtebren, be-
griBt uns INNER nod bos @ef9met>
ter Der Srompeten un6 bos bumpfs
&nurrerl, pel4es Der Miiaer ieinsm
f9par3braunen @olSgebdilSe euttodt.
3pif9en iou9aenbem unS iingenOem
9ouernppIf binbur@ bnbnsn mir uns
porii9tig ben Weg nod benz San5s
iaol. Sie unO ba Elm trdftigsr 81
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
DO8rltang ant 9sIano,

11n5Gblige Sdoren non Singbo.
oeIn beb0lfcrn Die &iiiten Sslor0S.
sic niitcn uttO bofen III iolden
Mengen auf Sen S6Gren un0 Slt.
ielrt, oaB Die 0unfeIn SelspGnoe oes
8aIalts iteuenpeiie 9ruliiueiB eridei.
lleu. @iro onf 0em S6ift nit Dem
mat oieie GogeIberge oOer 8ogel-
.inielu paiiiert, Elm S6itB abgefeuert,
10 erbeben iid Sallienoe unO A6er-
tauienoe See Seegeb0geIs einem
Sdncegeitober nidt unGbnlid, in Die
Siifte. Die SeebogeI Ba6en fin Die
islGnoii6e 8oIfspirtidaft cine er-
hebli9e 9e~oeutung. Ser midtigite
&ogel lit Ole Gi6ergans. Sic itiItet
DEFENDERS I'M @ebiet Der fleinercn
S6Gren unO Snielr. Ser @eliber
elmer ioldn Gioergonsiniel lit auf
Sslono Elm pieI beneioeter Monn.
Strenge 9eiebli6e 8eitimmuugen
f:5iiten sen mertuoIlen @ogel IN iei-
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19

mpnnen iiber 0ie Menf9eu, bic nit
ibnen ipielen unb mad ibnen tan5en
mii6en.
l1nb lange nod, ipdbrenb mir f9on
unIer Stiib9en i'm Sberitod aufges
Iu9t boben, brummt's unb i9mets
tert's in uniern Sbren. 1nb Oann
trdrmt uns, mir idoutelten auf Ell
mem piloen bunfeIn Meere; ober
ni9t in einem S9iffe, ionbern in Der
8abgeige bes Miiqers, beren Soften
10 bid limb, ME S4iffstoue unO nit
ben Meeresnogen UNI bic @ette gu
beulen. limb pG6rsno mir 10 boz
binf9anfeln, tommt pl0BIi9 bic gros
BE Seef9longe auf uns 3ugef9pOm@
men; fie 1T me~finggelb, ME bas
Snltrument beS &romer : Waftel,
unb iperrt einen rieii9en tr%eisrunoen
Rn9en duf, Inn uns gu Der19lingen.
Nber e6e ite uns Deri9lungen bat,
ertpa9en mir unb bic M%orgenIpnne
i9eint golbig.
l1nb nie mir binunterfommen, 1T
0os 9ous leer. Nur i'm breiten Slur
iiben nod bier BON ben Mliiitanten
6eiiammen; Die onOern feds baben
ii9 nit Ben Iebten @Giten %berlaufen.
Die bier aber i6einen pirtli9 bonn
Seufel beie1en. @s lit Der S3ufter
nit ieinem !9prn, Der alte 8ertl nit
ieiner &lorinette, Der io5ialbemotroz
ttIde @eiger unb Der flOten6laIenOe
9OI3erz9ies, Elm ouserleIenes Quar-
tett.
@obl Iiegen bic Spuren Der ungez
f9lofenen No9t nuf ben @eit9tern
Der 8roben; i6re Stimmen iinb beis
ier unb bic Singer toiten nit tou@
member 1tnii6erbeit an Sen Snltru@
.menten berum, iie punten unb
I9nonfen gar oft nit biefen bebenfz
li9. Nber bic &iinilericelen iinb
INNER nod i'm S9ipunge; unb ser
9ol5er@6ies le6nt nit pereloIten @u>
gen an Der Wanb uno fingt nit frG>
Eenber 5iiteIftimme 2ieber, ipslde
mad BEN 4nI4ouungen elmer MGbz
9eni4ulpprfteherin pObl in cine
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19

Ienboeen In bic Settle, oOsr Elm I6ips'
rsr Sritt auf ben SUB lperOsn nit
6ontenbem 9ddsln %bingenommen.
@ir nerfen einen Bid ouf ben Sang,
boben. Der br0bnt uno oittert unter
frDblidem @sftompf; Stoub unO
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uno aus ben 8ls60ffnungen Der
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SnItrumente ale b~eIeifen unb bdtten
cine unbeimli9e tetfiii9e Mo9t ges