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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

for the periodical Cicada" has never
been reported within our boundaries
and there is no reason to expect that
it ever will. So the only "locust" we
need worry about is Of the grass
hopper variety and there is annual
need for US to be alert as to the die
tary Of those insects.
Following are two menus recon-
mended by the government for
grasshoppers:-
The Poisoned Bran Bait. The
mixture known as the poisoned bran
bait has proved to be Of a simple. 70.
liable, and cheap method Of Destroy
ing grasshoppers, and has been ap-
piled with signal success throughout
many portions of the United States.
1t is made up as follows: Wheat
bran, rs pounds: paris green or white
arsenic. / pound: lemons or oranges.
finely chopped fruits: low-grade
molasses. such as refuse from sugar
factories, or cattle molasses. known
as BLACK strap" 2 quarts: water. 2
to 4 gallons. The bran and poison
are thoroughly mixed while dry. the
fruits are then finely chopped and
added, and lastly the molasses and
water are poured over the bait and
the whole thoroughly kneaded. A
coarse faxed bran Is most desirab BILE
although where this cannot be OBJ
tanned easily ordinary middlings or
alfalfa meal may be substituted; a
low-grade, strong smelling strip or
molasses, however. 10 essential to the
entire success Of the undertaking.
Five to seven pounds Of the mixture
should be estimated per acre.
The Criddle Mixture. Another ef-
fective bait of similar character is
the modified Criddle mixture. This
is prepared as follows: Fresh horse
droppings, one-half barrel; Paris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
AUGUSTA BOY IN
CASUALTY LIST

Inc 1olloW1ng casualties are renort. .
ed by the commanding general a.
the American Expeditionarv Forces.
Killed In action 8; died Of wounda
l; died Of accident and other causes
"A; died Of disease 10: wounded sH.
verely So; wounded. degree undeter-
mined 80: wounded slightly 25s:
missing in action 4; total 6sl.
Total number Of casualties "a d.,.
including those reported above:
Killed IN action tincluding 3s1 At
seal $4,000; died Of wounds 1854: d,es
Of disease 1885: died Of accident
and other causes 1857: wounded in
action lover IS per cent returned to
duty 21o.217: missing inaction mot
including prisoners released and re-
turned) 2.642; total to date 2ss. 13s.
Died Of Accident and Other Cause.
Private George w. Hynds. Provi-
dence. r. l.: Thomas G. Karahalia.
Lexington, Mass.
Wounded Severely
Private Napoleon Greene. Burlin9-
ton. VT; George E. Tundgren. Man.
chester. N. H.
Wounded, 0ssrss Undetermined
Private Anthony r. Dressine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
THE C|CADAS vs..
THE CHRISTOPHER
Both of These Pests
Are Being Called
IOcl1StS

Orono. Me-, June 1.-THE following
was issued today from the Office of
Charles d. Woods, director Of the
Maine Agricultural Experiment sta
ton at the University of Maine:
Once upon a time way back $50
years or more ago q man. who was
not an entomologist and therefore is
not to be blamed. mistook a flock of
Cicada for locusts and reported that
locusts were creating havoc in his
neighborhood. AS matter Of fact
he was receiving a visit from num-
bers of that most interesting insect.
the Periodical Cicada. And just to
show that they are folksy sort of
people favoring an untechnical vo-
cabulary at all hazards, entomolo-
gists for something more than two
and one-half centuries have perpet-
uated the first mans blunder by
continuing to call this insect the "17-
year locust" So it is really no won
der at all that the general public con-
tinues to be so perplexed on this
subject that some of us still do not
know q grasshopper from a Cicada.
both being called "locustS'' and
both being noticeably musical.
This complicated state of affairs.
however. need not trouble Maineites
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Bridgeport, Conn.,; Andrew Kayeta-
noguld. Marlboro, Mass; John Re.
maud, Holyoke. Mass.
Wounded Slightly
Lieut.. William r. Buckminster
Maiden. Mass: Corporal John Ed.
mond Corrigan. Washington. VT;
Earl c. Miller, Maiden. Mass: Pri-
vate James p. Carney, New Haven
Conn.,; James H. Corbett, Roxbury
Mass; Kiriscos Katzihieres, Dover
N. H.
Missing in Action
Sergeant Edward Hintz, New
Britain, Conn.
Killed in Action, Previously Report.
cd Missing in Action
Lieut.. Howard r. Clapp, West
Newton, Mass; Private Frank Git.
temore. South Boston. Mass.
Killed in Action
Private William A. Riley, Reading
Mass.
Died from Accident and Other Causes
Corporal William L. O'Donnell
Bloomfield, Conn: Private Waiter
ODAhoAAs A/OWCl1, 0dSSs
Wounded Severely
Private Anille Trachy, Franklin
N. H.; Arthur Dale, Springfield
Mass; John Dudginsky. Shelton
Conn.,: Frank NJ. Jones. Stonington
Mass; ASHLEY ROBINSON, SID.
NEY, ME-: Thomas Rowan, STAN.
ford. Conn.,; Manuel 8. Salem, Fall
River, Mass; Peter j. Schofleld
Wales, Mass.
Wounded Degree Undetermined
Corporal John Dupre. South Law.
renee, Mass; Cal ]. Gilman, Man.
chester. N. H.: Private Earl L. Geer
Danielson. Conn.,; Joseph M. Ger
mine. Worcester. Mass: Louis RE
ger, Waterbury,. Conn: Joseph A.
st. Lawrence. Lynn. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
% YOU kEEo A KIDNEY
MEDICINE?

DR.. Kilmer's swamp,Root IA not rae.
commended for everything, but il you
have kidney. 1lvsr or bladder trouble. Il
may be found Just the medicine you
need. Swamp-Root makes friends
date effect 10 soon realised In most
cases. It 10 q gentle healing herbal
compounds physician's prescription
which has proved its great value in
according to reliable testimony.
AZ druggists in large and medium size
You may have . sample size bottle Of
this always reliable preparation by Par.
Address D.. Kllmer & Co., Binehamton,
n. r., and enclose ten cents, also men.
ton the Augusta Daily Kennebec Jour-
Nal. AaA$N-90. tn11sO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

green, 1 pound: finely chopped or
anges or lemons, 6 to 8 fruits; water
sufficient to make q moist but not
sloppy mash. This bait must be
mixed thoroughly before being dis
tributed. and as most people object
to handling this mixture with bare
hands, a pair Of cheap rubber gloves
or q small wooden paddle may be
used for the purpose. Both the pois-
oned bran bait and the modified
Criddle mixture are distributed over
the infested fields by sowing broad
cast, either on foot or from a light
wagon or buggy.
In applying the poisoned bait in
orchards, care must be taken to
avoid distributing it close to the
trees, because injury to fruit trees is
thought occasionally to result from
heavy applications Of arsenicals.
Proper time Of day for applying
the poisoned baits.-The time Of day
chosen for distributing the poisoned
bats has an important bearing upon
the results secured. In the moister
portions of the country such as New
England, the bait is best applied in
the early morning. Do not be dis
couraged II the grasshoppers do not
drop dead Immediately upon eating
the poison. as it usually takes "a
hours or more for the full effect Of
the bats to become apparent.
OF course If your vicinity is being
sufficiently patrolled by crows and
blackbirds. they will do gratis as ef-
ficient work in grasshopper control
as any man you can hire for from
four dollars a day up. But II you are
living in a neighborhood which was
troubled by grasshoppers last year
and If the winged black entomology
lists are not abundant, 1t would be
wise to keep an eye on the situation
this spring and II the young grass
hoppers seem to be Matching WE'LL
feed them on a ration we'll balanced
with poison unless you prefer to let
them select their own bill Of fare
later in the season. Either OF the
poisoned bats outlined above will at
ford protection from this ofttimes
numerous and disastrous pest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
Augusta
Maine
Wounded SLIGHTLY

Lieut.. John b. Wallace, Jr., Sey-
mour. Conn; Musician Albert Joel
Coleman. New Haven. Conn.,; Cook
James J. Campbell; Corp. Raymond
r. Briggs. West Medford. Mass :
Joseph c. Kolinsky. Middletown.
Conn.,: Angus Mcdonald. wobnru,
Mass: Privates Charles Warren
Bush, Somerville. Mass: c. B. Cart
er, Boston. Mass; Anthony M. Car
nolo. Providence. r. l.: Francis J.
Cox, Newtonville, Mass; BERNARD
CROWELL. AU GU STA. ME-;
George H. Deschamps, Salem, Mass. !;
Fordyce H. Devoid, New Haven,
Conn.,; Parker Barnes Field, Jr.,
Boston. Mass; Armidas Gagnon,
Manchester. N. H.; Joseph r. Gem
ski. Meriden. Conn.,: julius J.Hon-
lue, Lowell, Mass: Samuel Isher-
wood. Fall River. Mass: JOSEPH
CLOVIS. WATERv1LLE, ME-; NAL
colin McFayden, New Haven, Conn. ::
BERNARD c. MARSH, DEXTER
ME-.
Killed in Action, Previously Report.
Cd Wounded Severely
Private Samuel L. Raynor. Adams.
Mass
Killed In Action, Previously Report
Cd Missing in Action
Private William M. Bourdean,
Concord, N. H.; Henry Damien,
Fftchburg. Mass; Bernard Harring-
ton. Lowell. Mass.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re-.
ported Missing in Action
Private Arthur Wright, waltham,
Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

The bishops of northern f'S'
have sent the Able Ernest p'Hi''
Of the Stanislas College. Paris "
mission to the United States 10 "
cure financial support for the h0. -.
Catholic university Of Lille -,
alma mater of Lille is a very pfvs. :.
sive seat of learning with a''.' =.
American tendencies: but Inc =. =.
manufacturers of that region V. ".
were liberal patrons of the iHS.'.
ton. have all been impoNeFisAeu
ruined by the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
BRAN FREE AFTER
20 YEARS IN PRISON

~ee~oeeOOS3 49, 800
prisonment, for Murder of
Capt. and Mrs. Chas. /.
Nash of Harrington, Me-,
and Mate Bramberg of
Barkentine Herbert Fuller in
the High Seas.
Boston. June 1s.-News reached Boston
yesterday Of the pardon by the Presi-
dent Of Thomas M. c. Brain, who was
convicted here in 1896 Of the murder of
Capt. Charles L. Nash, his wife, of
Harrington. Me-. and Second Mate
August Bramberg, on the barkentine
Herbert Fuller on the high seas the
preceding summer. after two Of the
most sensational murder trials in the
history Of the city.
Bran sent the news to Boston in a
letter to Attorney James E. Cotter Of IS
fremont St., who, with Ex-United
States Dist. Atty Asa P. French, was
his counsel at the trials. The letter fol-
lows:
my Dear and Honorable Lawyer:
1T gives me indescribable pleasure to
inform you that President has this day
granted a full and unconditional pardon
t. your innocent client.
This is the closing chapter of a won
derfr' case.
II am gratefully and respectfully
your humble servant
(Signed) Thomas M C. Bran"
Perhaps no one. with the exception of
Bran himself, feels a deeper sense of
qualification at his full pardon after
serving nearly % years in prison than
DR.. John Dixwell Of 81 West Cedar st.
From the day the news arrived in
Boston that the murder had been COM
United and that Jonathan Spencer.
steward Of the ship. had brought the
barkentine safely into Halifax Harbor.
DR.. Dixwell has maintained his interest
in the case. He has stoutly persisted
through the years that Bran was inno-
cent Of the crime and that his impris-
onment was the result Of d miscarriage
Of Justice. His pardon. In the opinion
Of DR.. Dixwell. 1ustifies the latter's
faith.
The murder Wa particularly atrocious
and interest in the case spread through
out the country DR.. Dixwell, who had
made many Voyages ana who had, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
HOW SOOTHING
P0SLAM FEELS
ON FIERY Skin

Nothing that you can apply 10 ON
itching. irritated skin can be WI
welcome than Poslam. for its rene,
cooled. pacified. These quick indaI
tons of benefit. showing that Posa.
taking hold, have made many safsNI
glad. And this directness-this gG.
right at the trouble is a quality ns.|
worthy in Poslam. Try for 'hoSe Y
pies. that rash. itching eczema say
scale. any disordered condition. ~
Sold everywhere. For free a'pj
write to Emergency Laborato@
West 47th ST., New York City. ,...l
Urge your skin to become Gts
fairer, healthier by the use o. tN
Soap, the tonic soap for the sklh-~1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

evening to pass a few days WIN V
sister. Mrs. Frank Merrill.
Mrs. Walter Merrill. Sr., was 'sesl'
calling on Mrs. Steven Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

MERRILL'S CORNER
Mrs. Josiah Weymouth, who has be en-
passing several days at her farm in
Litchf1eld. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Josiah Weymouth went Tuesday
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
yarmar6eit Der 6ranen.

SSn oielen aderballtreibenoen @e-
genoen Scr &ereinieten Staaten lit es
ni9ts ungeuobnliheS Srauen auf
Dem Seloe al Der Iroeit 81 ieben,
nie ser @eridt oeS Bureaus fir
@lnoer : 4ugeleeenbeiten, hnS Dem
Gunoes : IrbeitSdrnte untcrlteqt lit.
lautet, oaS Dor fur5en1 feline Inter
ia6ungen iiber Die 9ebeisperbGlt-
llille ser Miittcr limo Sinner ouf Dem
2anoe 9eenOigte.
9SeirnBig Der befrdgten III Wei.
zen Wiltter, III eiuem iuolihcn BE.
atrf mobnbaft, batteil Dor ibrer Ser.
teirotung Seloorbcit nerriAtet az
ron iDnen bon ainobcit aif uno 81
Oieler Srauen arheiteten nllb non
la6 'ibrer Gerbeiratulg auf Dem
GcIDc. @aumroolpflan6en ull5
Yfliiden erforoert ole unallsgeiette
Arbeit i elmer gar5en 6anilie biele
Stunoen .tGelid ull0 ben langeu
CONNER un0 Serblt DinOurd. Sa
cillem @ebirgs 0iitrift beltebt Die
0el0arbeit Der Srau Dhuptid6lib
rarin, bcifn 8ffan5en un0 Saden Der
Mta;s-@rnte ttno bel Der grnte i'm
Serbit mit5ubelfen. 3as Maisfitt-
tel o~bSultreifen, IS in ben Staa 3n
bringNI Sirup uno Sorg6um 81 per.
fertigen, 9obnen gu pfliiden nno
9lepfel ein5ubringen, fommt audi
nit ultter hire 9dttgfeit.
0erartige a~uBerbalb oeS Sanies
gu perridtenoe @rbeiten meroen ge.
fu0bnli6 aIs Wdnnerarbeit betrad-
tct; Den Bfliften Der Wfutter beige.
fiiot, Oie obnebin ourd Die Gorge
Fir Ginoer, ourd S%ausarbeit, Sea.
hen, @inmaden uno ionltige Neben.
orbeiten i9rper in Nniprild genorn.
men lit, lpiro ibr Nrbeitstag elm utI-
ertr6gIid) langer ulO bat CUR Solge,
rob lie groBere anitrcngunaen mo-.
den mub. als es iid}- init ibrer @e.
iunobeit ooer Der ibrer &iiOer Der.
einbaren ldbt.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Zoar.
GeIdidte riner idwdbiidsu %9uiicOlnns in Sustrauas.E Sal
bon Taul $. OrtmauM.

0cs @cnlcinueIen5 bIieb Sobr5ebnte
lana unuerdnOcrt beitebeu. Sogor
ols I'M Sabre 1884 Die @ilenbabN
has 0ert6en in Den 9roBen 8elt.
perfebr einbe5og, DurOe feline iue-
lentlid)e AenOerung nor9enommet.
9uerOingS orgoniiierte iid 3oor ais
0rtj6ait. Sin Nfapor, cine @e.
Misunderstanding unO ein Utori6oa
nuroen ge1pGbIt, aber es gob fetne
politiIden @arteien, Die @abIen er.
tolaten einItimmig, uto. Die &ufre.
dunaen zines 8oblfompfes bIieben
Dem StGot6en eriport. Sognr Der
acknowledgment l%ieierte iein @ebalt
OIL sic @emeinoefaiie ab.
9lber etpa 5ebn Sabre ipGter 6eig,
ten ii1 3eihen bon Oppoiition. Sbr
NiiulOliiid mor cine 3eitung ngt1igit.
ma bic einuaI monatlid erifieh
mo in trefflid gei6riebenen Grti;
feIn iiir Die 9[ufloiung 0es fommlls'
niitii6en @cmeimpeienS Iropagan.
ga mabte. 9(Qeoing8 mltroe Die
3eitulq mad einigen Monoten III.
tcroriift, ober ole Soeen, Die ite Der
trctcn botte, IieBen iid ui1I mebr
unter0riiden.
Scars Snouitrien Daren Dem In.
tergong getpeibt. Sic lparen ebell
nibt ntebr fonfirrren5fG6iJ. Sic be-
trie6iamcren mo unternebmutgs.
"luItigeren unter oen @emeinoemit.
Giie0ern %erfonnteut DUB 0ie TrG9en
uno @lei6giiItigeu ein 9leigetpidt
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
9taOajus nnO Glineicn.

@ouitduOig pirO sic 6rnael. po4cr
Die ltoroamerifaniideit Sftoialer 0e-
.fufttitel iin0, Oieaeidt niemols be-
antrportet mer0en. Aber auf aliati-
i6en u%riprung oerielben peiien gar
man9e ltmItdnOe bin. 4ebnli9feiten
5miiAen NaOaio-SnOianern uuO Gbi-
neier merOen BON etliden nelteren
Yeo6udtern b~eionOers betont.
Sest beiBt es, 0oB IN einem aIten
1ineiii6en @eididtsmerf cine SteIe
cntOedt worOen lei, Die Don einen
aufitanO in CHINA er5dbIt unO wei-
ter permelOet:
Die @mporer murOen gei6Iagen.
Mall riet es ieOoh nibt iiir RATTAN,
J!e,. Ser ionitigen @cpflogenbeit ent-
tipre6enO, bin5uridten; oenn eS wa-
ren meiItenS 6eroorragenOe unO
poifstimlide Decentralization. Sonit
6lic6 aber feline anoere @abl, ols
Gcrbannltng. 9a6er wurOen ben
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

frogte oea Better, Oh cr nit Dem
nencn Seim 5ufrieoen mare. uSebr,"
erluiOerte Der Iraber, nllafts treble
i6 meme S6afe bineitL uno ieitoem
miro mir feins ~geltobIen." @crIest
fra9te Der 6ran5oie, marum oeun
Der @err nidt ielbit oorin wobne.
Sic periteben MIDI" entgegnete
lddclnO Der @iiteniobn oals elm
Wtann bon @ebIiit fam i'd in einem
&auie nid)t mobnen!"
llnO 10 lit aud belite pie in uttcn
3citen Dos Belt Oos ein5ig miiroigc
@iiltcnbeim eincS edten 9eouincn.
6reili6 10 flein uno eng lit es nidJt
mie Ser 3eltfaitcr, 6en oos Shiff
Der &iIite auf unierem 9iloe tra9t.
Soldlc Oeitel!e fannie Scr @couinc
pon ieber, MIR tparen tie id0ner,
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

~rii6rel0en .preisgefronten @ntpurfS.
puroe es BON Der 8oltfirma ,&onmer
& SoiioD in einem 3eitraim bon
cttpa ie9s Sobren ausgefiibrt. @s
lit elm nit ieiner SouptidauIeite Dem
@arftplos 6ugefebrter 9au, ser iid
5ipii6en oieiem ullo orei StraBen.
fll6ten ouf Ser @r1rnofId6e zines
nift got6 regelmdBi9eu &e6tefs err
Ge6t, ltno Oeiien ein3elne 8alglieOer
I'M 5ipei Snnenb0fe 9eIa9ert iinO,
10 6aB iid elm einbeitIid 5uiammeii-
gefaBter &ompIer BON orei Qiter-
6dulern uno 5tpei ieitli6ert Sang
bquiern ergibt. Gas Dem Morft-
ptqb 8l9efebrte 9uerbalts bat ieiner
Gage nad oett @barafter zines DC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erbaIten uno
fenn5eidnet iid als ioldes ourd
ieine in reidem fiinitIerii6en
S9mud geboltene ultO bon elmer
SurmonIoge iiberragte Soiiptfoiiaoe.
Die gemdblten 8ouformen limb oie
oer bereits bon Dem @eiite ser Der
cinbreden0en &enaiiionce beeinfluB-
ten SpGtgotif, bod in sfreier 8e-
bou0Iung, 10. bob. naes 9efiinitelte
IItertiimeIn berrnieOen miro nli0 Der
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Sern1itage, Jest @ieentltm be8 Grinlas
tbias Sa9b@ nn6 Sii6fGibs bon
@~lebelano. @ntbdlt 9tltertiin1er
n11s 9nnr.=10O Snhre dlt.

Ser e1emalige @obIitano oeS
Stdotdetl5 lit oeridppunoen pie iiins
geren Settle 1it9eri III 6ett bellad)s
barteu Snouitrieltqoten Iobneiotren
@rrperb; ais i4fen oie &dterifdot gu
6ieten permag. Aber am SamStag
febren iie nod Boar apriif, nm bort
zen Gag oeS 9errn 81 rerleben.
limo iie fommen ni6t nit Ieeretl
SGn0en. 9luBer Dem iauer peroien.
ten 2obn bringen lie allfJ neue
SSOeen unO reue Gotfraft mil. Denu
Soar ltebt 1tfdt por!oem llntergong.
IS beftnoet it'd leBt nur iii elmer lie
Ecrgan9speriooe, mo Iltes- ,ino
9leltes auf chamber ltoBen. SIS
lul1tet leltiam an, -tpern man BET
einem 8elu6e in Soar BON
idmtliden 2elten I'M reinlten'
S6m1bii9 be9riiBt uno. nit Dem
trduli6en 0u angereoet miro, We1nl
ran Die Gltercn 2eute in @ep6n.
bern liebt, Die mooern tparen, ,nals
ser @roBpater 0ie @roBmltter
nobm." 9ieie alien 2eltte iinO iest
ouf iif ielbit angepieien uno tie
iinb pielfo6 ni6t nlebr jung u1o
eIoitii6 eenttg, Inn iih erfol9reiG
oen perdnoerten 8erboltniiien arly
poiien 81 f0rnelt.
9lber idon 6eigen iid 3eiden
neuen 2ebenS. Die 2anomirti6aft
miro na6 mooernen @run9Idten be.
trieben, uno iogar Elm groBcs gIef.
tri5itdtsmerf 9ibt bereOtes 3eusnia
boport, Dab Der ltelte @eiit @in5ug
gebolten bat. /,
6don 5eigt iid in oen Nabbor.
Itd0ten, Dor auem III Gleoelono.
ma9ienoes Sntereiie fir Dies Der.
geliene SSlltpel 0es SuScaronoS-Sa.
leg, urp NIT SiiIfe tii6tiger uub
Observation-Disclosures WGnner
miro Soar oamGbli9 0a5n iiber9e.
ben ouf Der @runolage inoipiouel-
Ter @irti6aft feline 5abIrei6en mo-
tiirli6en Gor5iige uno @rtperbs.
roglidfeiten energii6 ol%ts5unl1Ben.
9ie ulte Belt lit unpieoerbringIiG
rabi1L a6er i6on iGWeaen Die Sc,
gel BON friidem 8inoe, ln0 penr
Ger re6te Mfann am Steitet Itebt,
Cam miro aud 3oar iein S9iff-
lem iider uno gliiflib OlrA oie
brouienoen @o9en Der nelten 3eit
fibreu.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

ele1ohrer gcbott uno nit eieer-
ortigem Sdmud periclen. Sn Oieie
Sauoogs ietten iid o6cr Mtdnner
niemaIs binein; MIR yo%oruebme"
6rolten modten oorin ibrc &eiien.
9ie 3eiten 1u6ern iid, better, be.
dliemer limo aud pielfod Die @iiiten-
io6ne g%eporoen. Sic iabcn Dab
aud europ1ii6e Souriitens Oie Soit-
Gag Dem Sottel Dor5ogen, unO iie
foIgten ibrem 9eiipiel. 90 lit Oieie
&oiiite ouf Dem Giiden oes Sdiffs
Ser 8iiIte mebr in @ebroud ge-
fommen; BEL Der &oit auf Der &eiie
fam iie oltf oIs Belt Oienen unO
gibt in aegppten elm origiueaes
Miiitenbeitn ob.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
SaStal8 Srriu6 iber
0rm 9rMf Der Suit.

Gin beriibrtter @rumnennlo1er in
Sloren3 : 10 er5dblt man = babe
chit Den Iuftrag erbaltetJ mittelit
@umpen @aIier in elm iebr bobes
Gobr binouf5utrei6en. @ber obgIei9
er elm MeiIter ieiner 3unft mar, &c.
lang es ibm ni6t, oas @aiier boz
Der oils 10 Meter empor5uioAgen;
III 0ieier @obe blieb es itebet, tros
nuer W1iibe, Die ma aufmanote, es
Deiter gu treiber. 8~er5peifeIt nano-
te ii9 Der Mei{tpr an @dlilei, Ben
b~eriibmte1t Ratllrforj6er, Inn @uf-
fl1rung. gflldenfejt vslaubfe man
Oartd1s, Sic gtotl;r baben einen @i-
oertpiaen ge9ep daes 2eere, uito
Inn 10 mebr munoerte man lif), Dab
Oos @aiier abioIut nidt ipeiter in
ser Ieeren &obre iteigen wollte. Ga.
Iilei fo1 ii9 oamalS benz .8ruunen-
nader ~ge9eniiber ni9t nn0u gei9idt
aus Ser @ffdre ge5ogen boben, ir-
Dem er onttportete. oaB Der @toer-
mile gegen :aaeS 2eere aud ietate
@ren5en bat.
3ortceui aber; elm SdiiIer Sail
'leis, fano ourd gta6oenfen Den.
ri6tigen @runo bieier uno oieler
anOerer ,@ri9einungen GbnIi6er
glrt, irl6em ct na6mies, oaB eindig
llno aqein Ser. Druid Ser Suit 6oS
BoIier oorqit binOere, tpeiter in benz
&obr empor5uiteigen. @r 5eigte, OoB
oie 9uft cine ,gepiiie S9mere, Elm
@etpi6t babe, pie ie0er anOere ma
t@eriele Stoff, uno iomit aud) auf
sic SberfId6e elmer Sliiiiigfeit
criife.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

@rfern binter einem 8ortolgiebel
aufItreben0en Surnle mie0erbolt, oa
100 oeiien gr3iebung 5u einem 6pei-
ten @eidoB beginnt, glieoert Die
S6alticite pertifaI in orei GeiIe.
Ser @runoton fir Die %bori5ontoIe
@Iieoerltng miro ourd sic flint
mGttigen @ogenfeniter oes 3tueiten
Sbergei6olies ongegeben, Die Inns
in nidt miB8uoeritebenOer 5orm-
ipra9e iogens bob mir binter ibnen
sic Seit- uno &eprdientationsrdume
6es Sauies 81 iuden boben. Die
.goil8es f%itnitleriide Aus9eItaltung
cieicr @auptidaufeite nit ibrer iber-
aus originellen Gllrnlonloge m1E
ols cine nrciiterIihe 2Diung Ser
Sroge no9 Der bormoniihen Ser.
binoung Oes SauIes NIT Dem inn
porgelagerten WlorftpIas 6e8ei6net
meroen. Gas tleue Stltttgorter &ot.
ba1s liebt aus, olS Of es eigens fir
Dicien YIob geidoffen lei, lln0 audi
Ser itimmun9spoue MorftplaB Der
&eiioen5Itdot modt oel .ginorud,
oIs Oh er MIR Dem neuen &atbaus-
bolt 3uliebe iein 6arafteriltiides @e.
tpon0 angelegt babe.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

4lisgebart ltlo befrGftigt nurOC
Sic neite 2ebre, Die ben 8ioerpiuen
gegen aues 2eere' ms Wdr6enreid
bonnte, orrd ben .ftouSoliihen 4bg.
iifer 8ascol. Tiefer IieB 1913. 81
&ouen cine 10 Meter bobe Robr{
aufiteIlen, Die oben -geidloilen MI
ten in Elm @efdB miinoete. .9ieic
&0bre duf offenem Mforf aufge-
ridtet = fitflte @ascal nit oenner-
i6ieoeniten 5liiHiofeiten Bis 8ur
Spite; INNER aber floB ettpas bon
Der Sliiiiigfeit III. 0as 9ooen-
gefdB 8uriid, uno MIR iouiel muir,
DC IN Dem &obr emporgetriebeir,
ais Die auf ben Spiegel Der Sill
ii9feit i'm 9ooenaefGB oriidcnoe Suit
~6erOtdnote. ~ 49,.
@leidaeitig aber 5eiete Ydscof,
ipie man nit bielem Snitrument
nadWeiien tonne, 0aB Der Druid Ser
2uft balo itdrfcr, balo fdwdder iei,
0enn Die &obe Ser Sliiiii9feit
idWanfte uno 5eigte 10 berdnbcrten
2uft6rlld an. Bascals &obr auf benz
Warft in &ouen mar alio elm rieien-
bates, menn ou6 primitibeS 9aro-
meter.