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The Washington herald., 1919-09-21

again like Lafayette, became more or
less of an abstraction, not only TO
Europe, but even to his own country
men. His most familiar portraits do
not show him as he was, but more
handsome, though not more severe.
Gilbert Stuart's idealization was fol-
lowed by sculptors and the designers
of postage stamps. The statue that
looks down from the steps of the sub
treasury at Wall street in New YORK.
to where the curb brokers gather In
Broad, is the heroic Washington who
impressed himself on the imagination
of the world.
II would be impossible TO add to the
fame of Washington. That Of Ben
ianin Franklin has increased and Us
increasing A homely figure in that
Croup of men Of genius, he is the most
attractive of them all. The Philadel-
phia printer was the ablest diplomatist
Of his period, and was perfectly at
home in the drawing rooms of Yer
saSIles or in the company of Euro
pean statesmen, who were also men
of fashion.
There are those who go so far as to
regard Franklin as the leading Amer
lean Of his age. OF course, they don l
deny the supremacy OF Washington as
a military and political genius. but
they insist on the fact that the other
touched life at vastly more points
than any of his associates. Franklin
vas a wit, scholar. an original man
of science. a popular writer. man
of business, a statesman, a practical
politician and a firm defender OF
liberty Of opinion. When his BIZ
centenary was celebrated in 1906. eX-
perts in a score of subjects testified
to the commanding place which he
was admitted to hold among the lead
ers OF thought OF the eighteenth
century.
His irony was always very much
his own. When asked about the con-
| stitution he said: 1T is going to be
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21
BeaqtifY theC complexion
u TN pArs
Nsdinoh CREAM

| nh4 unsqs.Ist bss-ashs
unc N<p r~possp ~
THo<RA~De
Gmr1ntsed to rsmp-s
TN, feekle, P,mpha,
bre-pot,, &C. Erusms
esses t-ensy dsy1
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according to the laws Of God and the
wishes Of man" To the sprightly
young lady who asked him, as he
came out Of the convention at Phil
adelphia, We'll. Doctor. what are We
going TO have, a monarchy or a re-
public" he answered: "A republic,
ma am, II we can keep it,"
Mr.. Bartlett's Franklin ought to be
satisfactory TO all admirers OF the
philosopher. You feel that II the
great man did not look like that he
ought to have done so. II is obvi-
ously based on knowledge and belief
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21
Lady Dorothy Cavendish and the Prince of Wales

man is very popular at the Naval
Academy hops" at Annapolis, where
she visits Miss Anne Tillman. This
winter she viii make her home at
the Cairo.
Mrs. Frederick c. DinnaIl, Of East
Orange. n. j.. is visiting her mother.
Ms. Daisy y. Woodward. at her resi-
dience on Harvard street.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
H. Southorland sailed Yesterday on the
AdriatiC from New York, for Lon
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idea that there should be anything
in her bifurcated costume to cause
such a commotion.
Miss Harley's costume, though un-
usual for an "off stage" affair. is
artistic. The trim blue silk suit.
which is anything but vulgar, with
long, straight jacket and neat trou-
sers. the tam to match and the white
marabou scarf. which she wears be-
cOmingly. make her a marked figure
as she crosses the lobby Of the Nc
Alpin, in New York, where she is now
staying.
Il am not advocating trousers for
women" she says. Heaven forbid
that anyone should call me a dress
reformer! merely believe in indi-
viduaiity. Women are bound by
styles. Clothes have caused the in
feriOrity c. women Intellectually
politically and socially and have
added to their natural physical
weakness.
No shoe that is made fits the hu-
man foot" she avows most positive
ly. Miss Harley has her shoes made
to order now and the only wonder
is that she does not revert to
sandals. What can you expect Of
" oman as long as she goes wab-
bling around in spike-toed. SPOOL
hceled shoes and hops or minces in
one trouser leg for a skirt? Isn't
it much better for her to wea- two?
The wearing of trousers for women
is matter of psychology. Many silly
girls would feel that drinking and
smoking and mannish fads should ac-
company such clothes. neither drink
nor smoke and find my clothes with
the long blouse of unbroken waist line
and no whalebones and laces a most
comfortable costume at all times
Mrs. Henry r. Rea has returned to
her home in Sewickley, Pa, since her
resignation from her duties as field
director OF the department of military
-
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21

soda fountains and souvenir card
stands optimistically await new VIC
inns with prices higher than those in
New York Thousands of small lunch
Noms, equipped during the rush hours
Oh 1918, still boast famine prices for
anime quality OF food. Indeed, 1t Is
almost impossible to secure anywhere
the delectable dishes for which Wash
ington was once so famous. The pres
ent condition in the ''eats market" is
hybrid OF Fifth avenue price marks
and Eighth avenue lack OF quality
and service
How native Washingtonians and
government workers endure the
conditions is a mystery-except for
the fact that the .halcyon days when
portions of four-room apartments
could be sublet for profits of 1000
per cent to the original tenants are
still pleasant memories of the reg
ulars."
Without shadow of doubt, the
most fortunate city dweller in the
Capital has Americas most unex-
celled home, only he does not use
IT much. Chaste in its exquisite
harmony of line and proportion,
shimmering with spirituality by
moonlight, and glittering during
sunny days in cool whiteness
against the velvet green's of the
marvellously groomed gardens, the
White House is good reason for
the Presidents self confessed
Inconsistencies during his tours.
TROUsERED ARIZONA GIRL
MAY COME HERE SOON.
Belva Lockwood had a rival while
she was yet living.
For fifteen years Fanny Harley. of
Arizona has worn trousers.
Fanny is In New York, and threat
ems to come to Washington.
Why should anyone be astonished
because I am more comfortable in
trousers than I am in skirts %
Miss Harley was Mortified at the
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21

Rids po-. ard asssue Of 'inp9itss-
Ies~es ths1 skin -eJesf, soft, hszIehy.
Two sise- Sold by leading toiles eoun-
tsrs or mail
NATIONAL TunxT cos0ASr. ln-sL -
Found at the Peoples Drug store.
md leading toilet counters.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.

7S PICTURESQUE though il was in war
days. giant aroused from almost
. quarter century OF blissful hibe:-t
aation-during this early autumn
after ArmageddOn Washington Of
fers many quaint yistas and whims-
scal lights and shades to any in
suisitive salamander reck les S
enough to explore its traditional
sorridity, for September Is a torrid
month at the Capital
A, twelve-month since. stimulated
by the world combat in which the
cations fate swung undecided in
ghe balance OF battle on a dozen
fronts, the life Of the capital was
30 fevrile and Kaleidoscope in
Eymptoms as to battle diagnosis OF
iks organic changes. Its shaded
svenues teemed with bustling off,
sIals. excited efficiency experts, bsb-
bling bureaucrats. important naval
pnd army officers, importunate
vould-be naval and army officers,
spliftsrs and the rest Of that in
Vulnerable host which invariably
Gigrates to the national fountain
head in the hour of national crisis
and national largesse.
Even the myriads Of usually unim-
pressionabIe department clerks be-
stirred themselves into unseemly and
unprofessional industry in the thor
oughly human desire to escape from
tcs cuuIbrous civil service to nice,
urohtabIe. bombproof foreign posts.
But with the singing and the shout
ing diminished to a barely audible CUR
gre. Washington has returned to its
characteristic self But there are re-
mains Of the great invasion, and there
in one finds the pathos and the
bHthos pOst-bellum days.
snIutIng Isn't Done.
Except for few yawning executives
and a persplrinE Congress the more
IMPORTANT government folk fed during
TIE summer to the reaches and beaches
Of the cooler northland. to stay until
the end of autumn
-. The efficiency experts are separated
TO the far corners OF the nation. por-
ing over trade journals and tabulating
lists OF new industrial worlds to con-
quer Naval and army officers not
fortunate enough TO have won the red
chevron are basking in homo town
aduIation and struggling with right
eous indignation at the lack OF salutes.
UpIiftsrs in suburban retreats are
hobnobbinE over the coming campaign
against tobacco and the dehydration
Of sinful European countries. And
the myriads of civil service clerks. re-
siEned to their innOcuous desuetude
Of labor from 10 to y and to
O'Clock. are importuninE the home
Congressman for a reduction in the
hours OF labor and the inevitable in
crease in pay.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21

Mrs. Henry r. Rea has returned to
her home in Sewickley, Pa, since her
resignation from her duties as field
director Of the department of military
relief, Potomac division, American
The Washington herald., 1919-09-21
Famine Price-Famine Food.

And yet there is no apparent reduc-
ton "a the peak" living prices since
the great migration. Cafes reborn into
combination cigar and news stores
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
gns Der 9saOclmelt.

Inter Sen uBeroroentliden Ser
66ltniIien ser lebten paar Sabre limo
sic N19naoeln in alien Seilen Der
@elt mirflih reft rar gemorOen,
uno ibr Breis lit audi oementlpre-
G,eno in sic 9obe g%egangcn.
giner Der beIten unO 1ltelten
&cnler allf Oieler 9ebIete in Den
8ereinigten Staotcn, DER 9eutld)-
omerifaner u. %. 6laiiig, Ser uil-
lGngit am @oIOenen Cor ielncn 81.
@eburtstag ~ieierte unO leit beInabe
70 ,Sabren i'm Observation-Disclosures.
Idait t1ttg qepeien lit = III 3tenlt
zines sroBen engliitlen 6abrlf-Wc-
i6Gfts = duBerte iif) barber:
uSh babe in nornlalcn Sablen
nidt meniger ais Az NtiuIaroen
gsabnaoeln %perfauit; IN Den lesten
Sabren ein9 es leOob ltarf nb.
m1rts, Bis 1917 uno 1918 ole 3abl
pcr bon mir perfauiten G1bnnoeln
auf nur 4 Otiuionen i'm 5a1re
ianf, alio MIR cine 2appalie I'M
Ger9leih 6u iriiber. Ger groBe Ab-
fad in Der EroOuftion muroe ourd)
Wiangel an Stabl lomie Ourh aller'
banO a%riegsarbeit ulruriaht. Ger
Hrels Don manden 5orten oleler
Naoeln lit Tim @roBbonOel) IN lebr
uenIgen Sabren pnn SO 9ents auf
pier Dollars oaS tauienO gcltle9en.
0oh Elm @ieOeraufleben oieier Sn-
oultrie bari mir Yeitimmtbeit iton
in Ser nahIten ,3eit ermartet mcrocn.
@cmcrfensmert lit nod sic Cat
Iade, OaB IN neueiter 3eit Sapa.
ner, nit biaI9er @are lnO minOer-
mertiecr Gualitdt, lid in Oen Ndb-
nooel Martt oes Abcnolanoes 3u
orangen %periud)en."
Ser M e d 1T unlterbIidcr
ais Der 4iinitler.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

oIs SaB 6as Snncrc elmer Sir.
d.. ollf Dem Ebcoter uift oorgciteat
perocn fonnte, ionOcrn oieie in cine
5amilicnaruft pie in oGomco mo
SuIio" um5mpanocln ici. 9eurodl
oerbot scr &oli5ciprdiiOcnt oie guf.
iiibrnng.
gas Oie 9rogoOic c ,li@ 3um %.
Sonuar 1910 ircigegcben murOe,
muBten sic @orte Stride" nno
,SloItcr" in .Scmpcl" uno 81,
lonO~ CD ueriuanocIt tucrOeiL mo
i'm 4. @tlf3ug miiBte Siobeaa Itatt
90 boltct ibr mir @ort, ibr Sim
melsmGdte!
%nusrlifen:
Go baltct iGr mir @ort, ibr Nlbt.
0ultgenl
0enn, Iogte iflou SGaelins Ben.
iurfote6ismus BON 1895, on ser
&oriebung oorf MIR Damn gcapeiiclt
ncrOet. fucnn sic bonoelnoe &erion
iif ieGbit forriQicrt ooer bon onOercn
nioerIegt miro!
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
Die %cflame i'm @eianabudl.

Cine @emeinoe in elmer amerItani@
lden Staot nolte Elm neueS tir4lis
dies NieOerUuW Geruus9eben, uno lbr
oeI4Gftstii9tiser pfatrer tam auf
ben @ebanten, oaB Der BuWoruder
Die 8ii9er umionIt berlteuen ioate,
lposegen ibm seltattet le,n loae, cine
Qnaobl DON Nnnoncen liir Ieine He4@
nrna BARN unter5uoringen. Wenn
bic 8iider bann fertig u~orldgen, 10
miirbe er, ME ct reGnete, Die Seiten
nit ben Mn5eigen eintuh berousreis
zen. Ser Truder pal audi einpers
Itunoen nit Der Mbmaduns nno lie
ferte Die Bidder f%pItsnfrei ob. IIs Der
8forrer zines bauon ourG6lGtterte,
mar er ieOod lehr erltount. teine elm
ai9e Snlerntsn eite onrin gu finoen.
Nidt peniser %osrfpunoert o6er mar
er, oIs er an ndAlten Sonntng, ols
feline @emein { oos neue 9eiangbuA
gum erIten Male in @sbraud genomz
men bate, einItilnmio folnenoen Gers
Iin1en b0rte'
.Oebordl rem Wort neS &rlea
9iprriIors Yigen ninrnt man germ -
9arr uirb's OH Gut einthn.
7cnn lie ma lr" 500 nuo ifl6u."
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
aatcn ais Tflan5eniddOlimse.

DAP 9aben gele9entlid aud ais
8flan5enid)G0linge aiitreten fon-
men, lit uerb1ItnismdBig penig be-
FAINT. @lcidrpobl bat man in 0en
letter Sobren 9eobahtungen &C.
mod)t OaB gcpiiie YiIan5cn uon Sen
Goten nidt nur ldper gcihdoigt,
ionOern oif gang 5erlt0rt merOen
fonnen. 60 fnnO man al Den III
Yarfonlagen oft ais 3ierbGume &C.
baltenen MammutbGumen ltarfe
Acknowledgement, Die BON Staten
bcrriibrten. Gtah Mitteiluu9en
SdJmerinS Scigen Saben aud cine
Itarfe Gorliebe fiir Die gIeidials
ais 3ierpflnn5en beliebten gctiniOo-
glrten. Sn elmer Hartcnlage, in Der
Iicb audi Gaeen a~uf5ubalten pfleg.
ten, pieien sic Acknowledgment
foIt ItGnOig idmere 9eiddOi9ungcn
ouf, obge6rohene geite unO total
5erriiiene Rinoe audi Stedlinge
mnroen nldt pcrid)ont - bis man
en0lid cine Sale nufite(te, in Der
lid Oenn audi cine Sabe ting. 0ieIel'
ben Gri6eimungell 5elgtcn lid audi
in elmer 8aumlbule, no maj Die
gctini0a. Eflan5en, Die io9ar nod
&abenboare on iid) trugcn, idlieB.
lid nit @rabtgittern ldiiBen muBte.
Die @orliebe Der Sosen fir Die GEE
nanuten &flan6en bcrubt aler
@abrldeinliffeit nnd) MIR ouf Dem
i6nen eigenen @erudL Der Ole Sat.
gen 5i rei5en i6eint, 90 man tat.
lGdli6 niemals beobahtete, Dab
Grie6e ODER 9lGtter abgefreilen
muroen. Die &asen iGeinen lih
uielmebr otf oen Eilan5en 5u nal
3en, Inn Sen @erud 10 unmitteIbar
ais moglid genieBen 81 fonncn. 81
Sen BON 0en &asen bcuor5ugten
&ilnn5en geboren ne6en Den 9e.
nonnten 8flan5en oud) Scr Bal.
brian, Ser nit ibm %pernanOte Speif
un0 Der &oben.@ amonoer, ierncr
Die 6iibide 3ierpflan5e Remopbila
inlignis, orH Griftblume genannt,
Oeren 4npflan5ungen bon Den 6ie.
rem oft o0nig platt gepdl5t werOen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
Seilfraftc int @leerrcttidj.

Ger @e6rou1 oeS Meerrettids
in Der Slide lit gegenm0rtig STEM
(id bei6rGnft; oagegen lit ieine
Rerrpenoung olS Seilmittel 9erao
iett, tuo monde Meoifnmente re6t
teller uno oft idiper erbdltIid limo.
sl empfeblen. Mfon fam Meerret.
tidL ouf 9einpono geItrid)en oIio
in Sorm zines Streihpflolters, nit
oltem @rfolg bel beitigen Gopi !.
3abn- uno 9liidenifmer5en anluetl
oen, ferner BEL Sdminbcl un0 SB
renIauIeu, lowie bel Sbnmadten.
6oIt altsnobmsIos wirft oas Weer.
rett .dpfloIter raid idlmer5ltiacnO
uno 6rtlid f%rGiti0eno. Sc nod Der
Art Der 8cldmcropn legt man es
entpcoer ouf 0cn Sberarm, auf Die
@aoen ooer 6llBioblen, o0er aud
cuf cen Mafcn ldBt es u6cr 10
LANCE Iiegcn. bis iid elm ltarfeS
Bremen Der @alt einItcllt, iporoll
cs 5u entferncn lit, ga cine 81 lanJc
ginmirfung Die Saut idaoiacn
fonnte.
Sic Se.Ifraft oes @eerrcttids
terllbt auf Dem Gebolt Der Nleer.
rettid9pur5cl oil einem Dem SenioI
lebr dbnlidcn Gtberii6en Gel, oas
6eim Santiereu MI geriebenam
Meerrettid beionocrs beim ne.
ben - bcfanntlid audi Die Sranen
oriiIen uno Sc Observation-Disclosures
Itorf 81 rcisen pfIcgt. Nud Die Bat.
Ter ocs Mecrrcttid,s bclieen, mir
neueroinos crit mie0er b%ernoracbo.
ben milr6e, cine gemiiie Seilfroft, oie
lid 6e'onbers prompt duBert, menn
man Die friid,cn 9lGtter bel 9ie.
ncnlt dperlctungcn auf Die @aut
legt, moroui ser Sdmer5 iait au.
genblidlih nnd,l0Bt.
SGon i'm M~ittclolter fannie man
Die &cilwirfrng oes Mieerrettids,
uno longe Get hinolrt milroe all-
i1brIih an Gage Netri Snublfeicr,
s. /. am %. 1cbrltor, Der oas Nabr
ii6er ais Sc lmittel altr Ncrmcn.
Dung gclanaenoe Mccrrcttif in Der
4ird,e oelpeiht, neil er i'm unge.
,pcibten 3ui.anoe, ieincr Sdldric
're0en, oIs unbc;lbrinNcno gaIt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
9as asdslanO eaO.2 atOta.

IS tut 0enl lanODuuIiden Gnbm
oes StaateS Sil0. Gntola olirdnas
feincn AbbrlIdl, menn ma ibn ge.
lcgcntlidJ aud nit Dem obigcn 9ta-
men belegt. SongianL aber itetig
9eminnt eire 9ufl5e 9leibe amcrifa.
niidcr Staniea, ole friiber ne in
oieIcr Siniid)t herporgrhpben NOT
Den maren, INNER bctrddtIiGere
Deoeuiune ais Yel5lGnocr. mo
Siio Gafota lit nidli Der lcete Der
Iclben! Go9 beluirfte Der iteiJenoe
Ycgebr nod aleintier. Iel3en in Den
lebtcn SSnbrcn.
SIMMER mcbr lin0 audi GARNER
neberbci ais 6aacWtcller tdtig; uno
nlollhe perle9en lih loAar aus.
idlicBlih 0oroui. Sin 6allcniteIIcr
bat, meniAitens ieiner NnNobe 5u'
iolge. in eillen cin3igen Sabre mir
iiber $25.O0D Belie ucrian0t, mo
IS licben lid nod ,ahlreide 1bnllfe
S0lc e%rm6hncn. Gin NlsituB Der
Staotslegislndtr bc,liicrte ocn abr.
lihcn Welanltmcrt Der clugcbrndtef
Ycl3c in Siio Tnfota aIi 4 BIS 3
Miuionfn Collars untcr oItm hit
hcun z cilel is mer0en ieet alldl
before 1tdat5ocieee CUR Helelung
Der N%Gllemtcllcre; in Auslitlt &c
'clt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

N F
f,elen Ibn ole fol1enOen Morte:
ISM @egenteil, es lit meine 2lb.
iidt. IS mus cine loId)c Gerplrrullg
unO Elm iol6eS GurtcinauOer I'M
&anoe gebcn, oab nientano melB, no.
tln Der aoiier mt ieiner %olitIt
5Ielt."
oNls i6 Damn iagtc, Oos iei gar
nift meine @biiht, Ionoern meme
9Solitlf ntiiile meln.t llntertu1en Of.
zen in0 tlar mie Der Gag iein, CT.
flGrte err, er babe nld)ts mebr 81 ia.
gen, mo mari mir rupplg ieine Vie.
Equation Dor Die 6iiBc. Ytit tietem
Sdmer5 unO pebeni Ser5en erfaluite
ib icbt, oob Der 11intn Der Wta6t.
lifbe oieien c~rba6cnen uno groBei
@tann beioacu butt,, mo oab or lie.
Sc @ngelcgeubeit, golt5 9leid) ipcldcr
Dirt, i'm Sample 9egcll ieincn 9olier
bsnuBte.
QSSnte nllein berriheH.
Or noate alleS tun uno oaein
eqrrihen uno iih nidt einmol iel.
rem &aiier fiigen.
oNon Dem Augenblid an mar es
mir flor, OaB mir ms trennelI muB.
ten, menn nidt allies nlorolii6 rui.
niert iper0en uno %nerfonutel ioate.
@ptt lit mein 3elige, UaB l6 nlande
Niddt i'm @ebet 5ugcbrodt un0 ge-
flcht babe, Oas @er5 Oieies @tanneS
m0ge neid perOcn unO Oas fur6t-
bare @noe, i'm ideioen 81 laiien,
moge mir eripart bleiben. Iber es
loate nidt ieiM Damn, ais 5lpei Gage
i9Gter Der @rlaB pom Siiriten Sis-
lizard gum @ioerruf nod lii6t elm
gcreiGt NOR, Der oen Staatsmini-
fern perbot, an mid Oireft, D. =.
obne 8isntorcfs 8ermittlung, 81 be-
rid)ten, lieB i6 i'm frogell, OBJ er ibn
nidbt einreiden miirOe. @r anttpor.
tete, er Oenfe nidt baron, oenn er
broll9e i'm ge9en 0%ieine" Nfiniiter.
&an5ler ODer Salier.
nSa gI1B lIlIr ole @e0lll0 aus;
u;ein 9oDen5Ollern -6umlllenltol5 err
madbte. SECT mar es notlDenOlg, ben
olten SrOBtopf 5unt Weburlom 81
6tpingen ODER eine 8rennlng berbei-
3dtiibren; oenn Die neuc 6ruge mar
jcbt, oh Der &aiier oOer Der Son5ler
en- Der Spise blelben 1ollte.
.S9 lieB i'm nod etninol fragen,
e1nen @i0erruf oes @rlalles ein5lt-
reiGen ullO liG meilten MiniAen, 10.
me Den friiber mitgeteilten @eiuden
nn5upa6en, aber er perlueigerte IS
runopeg. Goulit par OoS Gronlo 5u
Gnoe. Sen ytelt fennen Sic. Der
Mianrl, ben ih mein gauges &eben
lang 81 meinem SOol gclnadt, I'm
oeIlellttpilen i'd in nleinem @ltern-
barrie mirflide S0uenqualen morale
fiber 8ormiirfe e%rlitten botte, Der
Wionrl, fir Den i6 nod @roBuaterS
Gooe oaein in ole Yreide geiprun-
cen mar, Inn i'm 81 balten, I'm oci-
icnttpilen i'd mir 6en Corn meineS
lterbenoen &aters uno ben SAB mei-
ner Mlltter 5lge5ogen batte, Die
Ter Wtonn oahte an al oas iber.
toupt nibt uno trai iiber mid bin-
neg, tueil i'd ieinen @laen ni9t err
fiaen molfe.
v8eId) Elm 9oI6itoB fir mein
Ser5l Seine gren5enloie Riidii6ts-
loiigfcit 9egen Die meni4lihe Natlr,
ole err bel allem bcfanbete, iogor bel
ocnett, Die iif fir i'm 81 Eooe ar
reiteten, ipiclte ibu einen boien
Gtrei9, oIs er alld) ieinen Serrn
fir nid)tS belt uno 81 Der Steuutg
icines 9nedtes er~nicorigen ipoate.
N!s ct icinen gbibieO nabm lno
mid bcIhultiete, i'm pcrtricben 81
boben, I9tpie9 i'd uno io9te nihtS,
nllo oIs cr orouBen NOR. oa bro6 ib
=. ih idldme MIDI, eS 81 geltcben -
in @cinfrGmpfcn 5uiammcn.~
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

@ie i'm &immcI Treuoe
herrlht User eineu Climber. DC.
Sabc INT, 10 berridt al:ter Dem
9umpengciiuDel lattcr ,Albel iiber
cinen Mcnitcn, Der Aihaaen 5lilr
@nmp ucrrIt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
Sine 3isenucrluunOcrnns.

Son elmer leItiamen 3iaclincr.
marloerlmg mciB OaS ,Sonrllal DER
r@ipip Sore Socirtu" AT vrSl1len.
Sm Au8ult taId]te plo5lId| III 40.
lton cine 800 SCOPE ltarte ,3i1cm.
nerbunoe aur, ore nercn iurcm
rom" portuglciiid lprod Us tpnlte
IcitgeltcIIt mrrocn, Oab Ole ,ilAcuner
ans Scrbicn nod Nraiilicn Ncrnten
ipurcn. &icr~ blirben lie ein pnnr
SATIRE, fubrcn Damn nad) Wiegifo.
mo uon Oa aus 6oAen lie nun anI
Dem NunOmc9e oltrdl oie NercLnaten
Stoatcn iibcr Chicago nad) Noitor.
Sffi5ierSaeb6ter in
0eutidlon0. Ser 3entrdl ol0atcn-
rat Der SnIoatenr6tc Der oetldlcn
@rlten Mrrlce bat iibcr Die Ncioh-
lung Der mmobilrn SfiRere 0en
&oridlog acnndlt. nab EN- Ninotlt-
gebolt ~icltAclcet merOc. mo guar
300 Mart llir unuerbeirlleie Ciii.
5ierc, 360 Mari mir ocrheirotete
mo 30 Mari Ncibilie fir ieoes
Siuo, ieNodl nihi mchr ais 400
Mart. % Die Hotlaae Der Gffi-
5icre Nrinaero lit. eriutt Der 3rn-
trolioIoGtcnrat Inn aroBere BE.
id,lcumiama Der Ynaeleacuheit.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

.Gann," bciBt es in Dem 8riefe
an Stan8 SoieL "bra9 DerSturm lbs.
SADhe NudlIuu uul SoIil6telt
cbtl Adtung laS.e er mr. Dab er
I'D. BON mir lIIdlt Die &nlIoart an
lcGcn lallcI mlrnr, 0aB er lld) Oaa
cir tiir allenlal uerOitie, OaB lh felle
Nbnll9 uoni Observation-Disclosures Se'
len bate. raB ih III lotdcn Ange.
%leaenDelten feline llriude D1ttc, Tim
&ricble gu ertellcn mo ic mciter.
@ls ih ibm idlilocrte lDelGr Gre
Qullg ui0 Teriplrruns olcler 9ciut
I'M Nolte ueruiindt hattie, 0as I'M
ns'r nod 0iIrf ne y all in Nuire-
cilEa mar. rno als ID iagte, oas
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

G6iucrs .gSilbelm Sell" fam erlf
1927 aufs Wurgtbeater, Oagegcn
Ihon lnnge porDer aufS &Dea-
ter all Der ssiclL oas 1914 bis 1917
cine Art Slliale scr Burg mar Ger
Sdauipieler QSiIbtlm @riiner bate
Die Ienrbeitnng iibernonImcn. @eB
@eiltes &illo lie mar, ergtut lid alla
Dem Wlltadten 0cs 8eniors Don
9oager BON IL. GeScnuer 1909:
.Ocltcrrcid wirh gar nIht eripdbnt,
un0 fem Ghattcn f0at auf ben Sal
fer, Ionoern aacs MIRO Der Epran-
nei oes &ogts WeBler 5ugcidricben.
g(lI6 @riiners Yearbeitulg puroe
ni1t loiort gPnehnigt, oa man aiif
Der 8iibne nid)t germ an Sonoer er.
innern licB, Gle Sciterreid emit be.
ieIicn uno ipater perloren bate, uno
ga .oie neucitcn @reignille in 8irol
gu 0ctpiiicn pGnlihen &iiderinne.
rungcl AnloB" gatcn. Grit @raf
|alfips b~artnddlges 9rGngen cr-
8ielte i'm Mdr5 1910 Die Grcigabc
beS Stiidc3
SiaDclas Nbnmasen.
@eoen S1iaerS .Yraut bon Mei.
lina" bate Der @iecer Senior i'm So.
mar 1904 nihtS mcitcr ein5lmcno>n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-22
FELL UPON CIRCULAR SAW

Martinsburg, W. Va, Nov. %.
Tripping on an ovalshaped parti-
Gle Of wood, Judson Montgomery,
aged Is years, employed at a saw
mill on farm in this county own
ed by former United States Sena-
tor Charles j. Faulkner. fell head
first into a fast revolving circular
saw. His head was lacerated its
entire length, sufficiently deep III
the front to penetrate the brain
and cause instant death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-22
A CHEERFUL RECOMMENDATION

"They should be in every travelling
mans grip" writes Geo. Jenner, 4l6
Labor ST., San Antonio, Texas of
Foley Cartartic Tablets. "Thcy are
the best laxative | have taken and |
cheerfully recommend them to anyone
suffering with constipation or bilious
ness" They thoroughly cleanse the
bowels, sweeten the stomach and benc-
fit the liver. They correct Indigestion,
bad breath bloating, gas, coated
tongue and other results of sluggish
bowels. No gripping; no nausea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-22

Immediately after the coroner
had examined the little boy he ex-
pressed bleif that death had result
ed from foul play.
ADDED strength was given to the
theory that the child was murdered
by reason of the fact that the spot
where the body lay was extremely
difficult of access and practically
unapproachablc by child of three
years.