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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
AL G. FIELDS MINISTRIES
NEXT BIJOU OFFERING
/" GLASSES" WHITE AN D
BILLY BEARD COMING.
Parson John Healy Explains
President Wilson's Four.
teen Points.

Along about this time each year
along comes Al q. Field and his
minstrel troupe and pulses quicken ana
Chattanoogans Just know that fall 10
here. Hungry for the tom foolery. ar.
tistry and good music Of the minstrel.
the blare Of the drums and brass in
struments Of the marching funmakers
10 mighty welcome. Fields minstrels
comes to the Bijou theater Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week. playing
matinee Thursday.
The veteran organization 10 sai1 70
surpass all former successes. Changes
in the opening ensemble and various
new departures as well a. new talent
has made the minstrel. 1t is said. more
entertaining than ever.
The vocal artists are said to be ex-
cellent and the end men are credited
with being able to hold up the Field
standard. "Parson" John Healy 10 one
of the big hits of attraction. getting of
his "parson STUFF and adding an i'm
personation of Col. House explaining
President Wilson's fourteen points.
White and Beard.
"Lasses" White and Billy Beard are
IN the troup. 'Lasses' is a great fun
maker as well as Billy Beard. The
sweet-voiced singers are Jack Rich
ards, who will sing when You and
Were Young, Maggie" II Love You
Just the Same. Adeline." and I'm For
ever Blowing Bubbles" Others who
share the honors are William Church
singing ~ Long For the Scenes Of Yes
terday;" Elton B. Crepean in Some
one is aWiting for Someone" and
Lloyd Gilbert in "she's the Only Sweet
heart / Ever Had"
You Tame Wild Women?"
Derby Day at Churchill Downs"
''The Wedding of Frogs" and "Scram-
bled Opera While You Wait" are the
big features of the frolic.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
MOB OE PEOPLE
Attended Closing Day OF the seQuatehle
Valley Fair.

NdIcy FdIT.
Seouatchie. Sept, S.--(Special Fri
ay was the closing day of the Sc
uatchie Valley fair. and was attended
~ mob Of people, anxious to hear
Gov. Roberts and Sergt York. Gov.
Roberts addressed the people at 1880.
but Sergt. York was unable to attend.
owing to the illness of his wife. much
to the disappointment OF the people who
were expecting to give him a great
ovation. Gov. Roberts address was
well received and he was accorded fire.
quent and hearty applause.
At the commencement Of his speech.
eulogizing the Yankee boys who fought
in France, he said that all the boys
were due the everlasting gratitude of
the people. and that other Tennesseans
would have done the same thing as
Sergt. York If given a chance. He
spoke of the great strides to secure
a more equable tax adjustment in the
state, and urged for higher education
as the only way to solve national I'M
rest or to put down the growing menace
of boshevism, which is really ignorance
He scored bolshevism and anarchy
heavily, speaking in plain terms of its
iniqutas. He eulogized the state and
nation, and said that with power comes
opportunity, and that now, through the
sacrifices of the boys who drove back
the Hindenburg line, we must continue
to hold our proud place among ma
tons.
He spoke OF the back to- the farm
movement as a correct idea and good
one. and said that the city was the
breeder OF discomfort in a nation which
was rarely heard in the rural districts.
He urged for patriotism towards state
and nation as the best evidence Of true
Amercanism. He eulogized President
Wilson as a great president, whose in
f1uence was not confined to his own
country alone. but into all the countries
of the world to arrive at world peace
and unanimity.
Gov. Roberts was introduced to the
people by Lieut.. A. S. Kelly, of South
Fittsburg. Previous to his speech he
was introduced to a great many of the
people personally by Senator w. NJ.
Cameron, who was his escort around
the fairgroun Is.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08

NEW CORPORATION.
Huntsville. Ala. Sept. 8.--(Special.)--
Articles of Incorporation are being pre-
pared for the National Basic Fertilizer
company, which has been organized
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
Dances of Today
(Tom Underwood In Hopkir Vile. KY.
New Era

(Tom Underwood In Hopkir Vile. KY.
New Era.)
The fair ball. back in the avs when
Vincent Nigro's Italian harn was the
favorite musical instrument, as rather
a formal function. Engagen 5nts were
made weeks ahead. not by telt Dhone, but
by notes which colored porte carried.
Two bits was the fee. The rls wore.
sometimes. gowns daringly cut sew
eral inches V-shape, and sho sleeves.
Men always were attired in fu evening
clothes. If they didn't use KID gloves.
there were silk handkerchiefs to pre-
vent too intimate contact with ones
partners waist. The waltz, polka and
schottische alternated on the program
and what busy times there we're, fill
ing out the cards; nobody ever heard
of breaking in'-and the lancers and
generally a quadrille were graceful
features. The style Of dancing was con-
ventional; few didoes were cut on the
dip in Waiting. They were extremists.
What dull, stupid times we must have
had. These are the days of pep"
prancing and perspiration: the languor-
Gus strains OF the harp and violin have
given way to the barbaric blare of jazz
horns, and dance music Is syncopated
screeching. The larger the hall, the
happier the Terpsichoreans. in the old
days; dancing a la mode requires little
floor room. when couple. glued to-
gether, stands on a two-foot square
and wiggles and squirms until the girl.
at the approach OF another male SHIN
rnier, is jerked into his arms. and they
hop onto an adjacent plank.
Individualism Is supreme. NOBODY
dances alike. The erstwhile harmony
in steps is unknown, and Their are
pastures, clinches and hugs too weird
and bizarre to be described. 'E eak-
ing in" is the rage: a fair pr ncer
bushes with modification II she not
handled by a dozen fellows in CT cling
the ballroom There are still ma OF
the young folks left whose danci Is
a delight to the eye, rhythmic and ace
full and approved by the most rig Gus
chaperon.
But
There are others.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
Two Feature Pictures at
Alcazar Theater Next Week
Pickford in ''Hoodlum" and
Sweet In 1.-THE flushed
Hour" Coming.

Two tremendously big pictures
have been booked at the Alcazar for
next week. Mary Pickford's latest
and biggest screen success, THE
Hoodlum," will be seen Thursday,
Friday and Saturday OF that week,
preceded by Blanche Sweet In one
OF the most unusual pictures ever
screened. "The flushed Hour
So great Is the demand for "The
Hoodlum" that the run in Chatta-
nooga will have to be held three
days. In building this picture, the
theme of which covers many phases
Of life, a replica Of Easit Side tene-
ments were constructed In order 10
show Mary exercising her crap
shooting proclivities" with the street
urchins.
"The flushed Hour" Is the story
of Ave people who come one at time
to the deathbed OF their father. Their
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08

lives and fortunes are unfolded In
five magnificent episodes which COM
bine to make a very strange and re-
markable photoplay.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
(san Francisco Chronicle.)

(San FranClsCO ChrOnIcIe.J
They are mighty proud of their one
skyscraper up in Seattle.
II is a long, skinny building ,rat
stands on one leg like a stork md
blinks down disdainfully from its thou
sand windows on ordinary ffteen-story
shacks.
A San Francisco man recently In that
city was incautious enough TO expres IS
surprise.
What are those posts sticking out
all the way up?" he asked a Seat
tleite.
Those are mile-posts." said the
Seattle man.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
ExplalnIna the hlIIs.

TLOIuOfl IIU~ BIIbsI
An Engllshman, for his first time
visiting ireland. was out driving one
day with Pat when he remarked to
him:
81 say, Pat, what q lot OF hills you
have In Ireland"
"Shure we have, sir" said Pat. we
had so much lard here In Ireland that
we had to put 1t In heaps
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
HUNTSVILLE SCHOOLS OPENED.

Huntsville, Ala, Sept. 8.--(Special)--
The Huntsville public schools opened
this morning with most hattering at
tendance. The work of the past sew
eral years of the educational commit
tees is more manifest each year. and II
appears that 1919 will be the banner
year for the public schools of this city.
The board OF education and the city
council have announced that the schools
will be absolutely free in all the true
meaning of the word. and this gives
the poorer classes better chance than
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
TAX INcREAsEIN WHITFiELp

Dalton, Ca, Sept 8. Especially -
Whitfield county's tax rate for this year
is S1.O5 per 800, being an increase OF
apportionment for different matters Is
the same as last years except for
bridges, the additional 10 cents being
added to the bridge apportionment be-
cause Of the extensive permanent bridge
building program for next year.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
SeIf-Anounced.
fChristian Register.)

A story told by Bishop Greer Illus
trates the plain nature OF the man.
On an occasion when was to confirm
a class a carriage was sent for him in
charge of an English coachman who
had been imported by wealthy
American. Bishop Greer walked I'M
accompanied and in nonclerical dress
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08

here with a capital stock OF $4,000
C. Il. Elgin, OF birmingham, is presi-
dent; #. W. Pratt, of Huntsville, vice.
president and general manager; J. w
Lowman, of Chattanooga, second vice.
president. and Humes Laughlin, Of this
city, secretary and treasurer. Salt vii
be the base used In the makeup OF the
fertilizer instead OF acids. and this cor
poration has world right. All stock
has been taken
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
TEACHER REELECTED

Bristol, Sept. 8. Especially - Judge
Joseph l.. Kelley. a member OF the SUI
preme court OF Virginia. was e-elected
Sunday as teacher of the Baracca class
OF the Methodist church here. This Is
the beginning of his eleventh year as
teacher OF what is regarded as one OF
the largest single Sunday school classes
in the world He has served regularly
as teacher of this class since 1909.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08

from his front door to the carriage
and entered it-but the driver did not
move his horses. After waiting for a
moment the bishop asked the man why
he did not drive on.
IT waiting for the lord bishop OF
New York. SIR" the proper person re-
piled.
well" said the bishop. I'm It,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
YORK TO WISH HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville. Ala. Sept. 8.-(Special, y
At the invitation of the Rotary club.
Alvin c. York. the world war hero. will
speak in Huntsville at an early date.
Sergt York is making tour Of the
country In the interest of the York
Mountain Memorial school, and people
from all over the north OF the state
and southern Tennessee will come to
Huntsville to hear the great hero.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
The Returning EmptIes.

IBOStOn TranBcrlpt,J
An optimistic Colorado farmer on
seeing some clouds floating by. re-
marked: We'll. | guess we are going
to have some rain"
"Ah" said his pessimistic neighbor.
an ex-ralroad man. those are just
empties coming back from Iowa"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18
MenrNenaffen.


Gbpiioguomien unS dItBeren Snbi-
tins. 9erioneu Die lie germ modte,
erfannte lie nod nad Sabren mieOet
un0 pflegte lire GrfenntnisireuOe
Oerurt al duBern, OoB Tie einen
SrcuOenlaut ausltieB, nit Sen @1n-
Sen ouf Der @roe trommelte unO
euOlid Dem 9etrefienOen Inn Oen
Sails tieG. 6rduIein Woia blies auf
ser Nunobormonifa, ra0elte, ihob
GegeL, ging in ibrer Emancipation
gar 10 melt, 5u raufen, un0 per-
itano eS, Die Cir Oes 9dfigs iel6it
gu ofinen unO gu idIieBen. Geihte
man ibr irgenOein Ding, Oas ie
nod ni9t fannie, 10 betrodtete Tie es
iorgiGltig, es poriidtig in Die Singer
ne6menO, BON alien Seiten un0
Iegte es, menn lie ni6ts Oomit on5u.
fanqen muBte, fem iGuberIid bei-
jeite. Der @ebrou6 oes SpiegeIs
mar ibr mobIbefnnnt, uno tie madte
oarin oifenbar pbpiiognomiide Stu-
Oien. Dab Qlfien nit Dem Spiegel,
ne6enbei 6enerft, re1t oerniinfti9
um5ugeben wiIien, 6eridtet einmol
WarlbaQ. @r beobahtete i'm 2eip-
3iger 3oologii6en @arten einen Nta,
faf, Dem er einen fleinen runOen
Spieeel gereidt. Scr @ffe Iegte
oen Spiegel 5unddit ouf Ben 9OOeu,
Itemmte feline beiOen Arme Orneben,
lab BON oben binein uno idlug nit
Sen 8einen Dor Iouter 8ergniigen
binten aus. 9onu periuhte er, i'm,
notiirli1 pergebliA, INNER Die0er
an ser @onO 5u befeitigen. Am I'm
terIiO oes re6ten 4uees bate er
cine 2lrt BON n@eritenforn" 0as er
lid i'm Spie9eI genau beiab. ST
belt i'm babel in beiOen S6nOen
uuO i~tierte biueill, BOB i'm lanaiam
1ober uno b0ber unO bog in gleiGem
MaBe ieinen &opf immer peiter
%riidpGrt$, bis er beinabe binten iiber-
i6Iig. Damn nobm er i'm in bic
cine &ano uno u%nterIud)te, fort'
wGbrenO in i'm bineiublifenO, nit
Sen Sinqern Der unOeren iein Ser.
ltenforn, itiiIpte oas 2iO Inn, iduitt
@eiifter, es feblte MIR nod, 6aB CT
nit Sem aopie gei6iittelt bate"
Sine ebenio begobte Sdimpuu.
lenoame mie 6r0ulein Muin mar
,Sobanna". 0ie Dor einigen Sabren
nit ser Grippe BON @arnum unO
9oilep reiite uno piel beruunoert
mur0e. Sic mar ungefdbr 5e6n
Sabre alt unO mndte einen 0iebr
%geor0neten @in0rud". 9o5u trug
a%uer0ings mobl ibr u8oitiim" nidt
menig bel, 0a8 aus einem rotten
Gu6rod, elmer 3dnOeIidiir3e unh
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18

n@an5 ipie elm Meni6" 8ie
oft fam man uidt Dor Oem Niien.
f1fige 0ieieu Altsrui bemunOernoen
Staunens BON grob uuO fIein boron.
Den 9lffen iebIt nidts oils uniere
5prode mo &IeiOung, I'M Nen.
iden 5u iein, ltn0 gor pieleu unlerer
3~ieroffen nidts oils Ser Affenpel5,"
ihrieb idon Iorge Dor 0nrmin ser
Spotter 8eber in ieiuem Demo-
fritoS", unO 10 LANCE man eigentlid
Iffeu fennt, 5umaI Oie groBen, ioge.
nonnten nWenidenafien", bat man
0ieie 9lniiften immer mieOer unO
pieOer ausgeiprohen. Sa, Die 8il-
Oen geben nod peiter: lie iagen -
nergleibe Seine - sic 4ffen ieien
gar5 Nteuiden pie mir, IL fliiger;
iie iprdden ni1t, I'M nidt arbeiten
81 miilien.
IS Iiegt MN nabe, bel elmer 10
poIfstiimliden MenihenGbnIi6feit
ser affen Gr5iebun9speriude an
Oieien 08ettern Oes Meniden" 81
MAIDEN, unO BON 0ieieu geriiden
uto Reiultaten, Die einiaes 9idt
ouf sic SnteIigen3 oeS Qlifen uer'
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18

niertid %gctrunfcn, ODER Elm @laS
Yornuein. oos iic iid ieIbit aus Der
5loiGe einidentte, unO Iait not Iealt
cine leifte Bizarre. lin ii6
iibrigens cine fleine &oritcllung bon
Dem gppetit 6rduIein SobonnoS
MAIDEN 3u fonnen, iei bier Die tag.
lide Speiieforte mieOcrgegeben; Sin
Guseno @ier, e%benioOieIe apfellinen,
5mei 0utenO 9onanen, ie6s aepfel,
3itronen, No6rriiben, R6it5piebad
unO beIegte gr0then Safiee, See
uno @ortmein. Sans %beionOere
6reuOe modte 6rGuIein So6onna
offen6or Oas 9opieren Oes alge'
maItigen en9Iiihen &oloniolmlni-
tiers Soc Chamberlain. Dit einem
6reiten 2o6en ibres WunOes bolte
lie ouf Oie @eiiuug ibres 8drtres:
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18
Eanif, Die Der 5ricOc idjnf!

Sll morldeu 0ingeu fam oas
Nufboren BON 6einOieligfeiten, menn
es raid ilnO 5u unermarteten 3eit
fommt, ebenipl6e .gei61ftli6e &a.
nif : 3uItdnoe Dernorrufer, wie lie
Ser &rieg Dorber aitf onoeren @e6ie-
ten er5eugt bat. @s braltd)t iid
babel nift INNER Inn grobe, melt
eri6iitternoe 9inge al banoeln; a1f)
Die fleinen uno fIeiniten moaen in
tereiiant genug ieir, Inn cine fliiG'
tige G%rmGbnlng 81 Iobnen.
81 bot Der fat pIoBIide 3i,.
Ionmenbrl16 oeS @eltfrieees bei-
Ipielsmeile ouf Sen MGuie-Marft in
Amerifa cine empfin0li6e 8anif
beroorge6ra1t. 9ie l1ria6e bier
Don lit pieueidt man6em i'm eriten
Augenblif nidt redt erfinoli9; ober
ite liegt nobe genng. Snfel Gam
botte nGmlid Miuionen meiBer
WfGuie uno lpeiber &ntten g%efauft,
Inn lie 81 Experimental 81 perpeu-
Sen un6 an ibrem Gorper 8efunoe
iiber Ben Gborofter BON &riees-
&ronfDeiten, nomentIid in Stiibbp-
IpitGlern, ailf5uitcllen. GieIer Soipt.
fumGe lit na6 Dem abi1IuB beg
Observation-Disclosures einfoA in @eefoG
gcfonlmen. un6 oos iGlug io5uiagen
Dem Sab Sen 8o0en aus.
lin clcie 3ei< batten mande Der
&duoler perbdItnismGBig grobe
@crrGtc bon Sen nieoli1en Sier1en.
@iner 8. .. fob nit $4,000 mciBen
Manfen feltI @r bot 6ie gan5e
Prince" fir einen baIben Sent oos
gtiid fell; nit meIdeit @rfoIg, lit
n1ht befanrt ge9eben moroen. Sor.
Der batten Die Mduie, in Yartien
DON n.6t inter buloert, 10 Gents
oas Stiid gebradt, i'm &leinnerfauf
be0euteno mebr; Die meiben Staten
maren 81 penigitens 81 Gents i'm
QroBen nerfauft mor0en un0 purcell
ten nunmebr auf 8mei Gents berab.
Mas iebt fir &ermenoung nbiger
9lrt aormiegeno geiudt Miro, beion'
ecrS in G~erbinoung nit l1nterilis
dblin0en Ser u6ll" lno Ser ioge-
nollntcn GdIaffronfbcit, iino 4ffen;
uno 0ie meroen aus SnOien unO
sen 8bilippinen gebolt.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18

9rangc utano, in Ginueu periunfen.
,Wa6 Soc Chamberlain" aus oent
&olten in bent lie 9nmm, 8irite,
Stau6tl6 unO on0ere &a6leligfei-
ten oufbeipabrte, elm W2onofel
beroor, flemmte es iel6it6ewuBt inS
4uge unO iab ii6 nit unna6abm-
Ii6er @urOe i'm Greiie Der 8u.
i6nuer INN.
Sd ertpG6nte e6en 0as 2aden Oer
Sfimpnniin un0 bin gewiB, 0oB
Oieie 8emerfung Remembering err
regt. gtber Die @ffen laden in Der
Sat, LADEN mie RinOer ODER einf6l-
tige Meni6en. 8oItaire, Der Oa
,i6rieb, Der Meni6 lei Oas ein5ige
&ier, 0os la9en unO tpeinen fam,
lit gepoltig i'm Srrtum. 8eim Ga.
den per3iebt Ser Sdimpanie 6u-
nGd)lt Ben Mun0 in oie 8reite, run-
self Die Stirn, entbI0Bt Die 3Gbne
uuO fi6ert leiie, Damn uber Iadt er
aus poQen @alie uno in tieiem
@lte: bu6u6uI mo6ei 0ie @ugeu
formlid gIdn5en, gang wie elm
MenI6L unO er Iadt namentIib,
wenn man i'm fiselt. ue6rigens
meinen Oie @ffen au6. Sdon ale-
1onOer BON @um6oIOt idiiOerte wei-
nenOe Affeu. Die 3oologiide @eiea-
I6oit in 2onoon beiaB LANCE Sabre
einen Mofof Ser bel alien m0gli6en
9nlGIien, penn man i'm 6eOauerte
uim., weinte, BOB ibm Oie GrGncn
iiber sic Baden foaerten.
0aB sic @ffen gele9entli6 b0bere
Snteaigen8 beiisen Oieie @abe
miro freili6 in0ioi0uea peridieOen
lein, = gan5 wie bel unS 0ten'
lfen 5eigt Soge1bed GSon
&ieren unO Meniden") on BEN Be-
obadtungen 0es S6impanien Wo-
ritz. 0a 6eiBt es: nAuBerorOentlid
eriin0eriid 5eigt iid Ser SAimponie
Uforis BEL ieinen 8eriuden 0as
6reie gu g%epinnen. "a oaS @iraf-
fenbouS, in OeIien obgetrennter ab.
teiIung oie 4ften untergebruft IinO,
lebr bod lit, 10 bate mar Die tren-
nenoe @oI5wunO nidt bis sur 9ede
6inauIgefiibrt, ga man onna6m, oaE
es Iur Die 4ifen unm0gli6 mare,
bis auf Die freie aante Oieler 9ol5'
manO un0 iomit ms 6reie gu gelan'
gen. Morib aber mar anoerer an'
lidt. -Gr iimlIierte bin unO Der, me
er Sic 8reibeit errcihcn fonnte. IS
lpridt nun iiir Die tatlddIid) welt'
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18
meocrkunst

Sm GerIage 5. q. 9rod6aus in
9eip5ig lit Elm Bud BON Or. &arl
@eule rNcgerlcbcn in Sltafrifa"
eriAieuen, OaS gum eritenmal ben
Neger 3eigt, mie ct leibt unO lebt.
Ser @erfoiier bat feline StuOicn i'm
SiiOen 0es bisberigen 0eutid-Slt.
afrifa gemad,t unO gibt in oieiem
reidiQuitrierten Nerfe Die Nelultote
Icincr Sori6ungen mieOer. @lr ler-
I1en bierouS oas 9ebcn BEG Ncgers
BON ser @e6urt bis gum SoOe fen'
nell. lcine Gf.tcn unO 9raude, leIne
9lrbeit uno ieine Tergniigen, iein
Scelenlcben feline auItur. @uS Dem
rciden Sn6alt OcS Sudles tellen mir
einen S(bid)nitt nit, Ser bon Der
Rrnitbetdtigurg Ser Neger banoelt.
Ger 6orider lieB lid pom elmer gro'
Ben Nn6obl bon 9tcgern 3eidnun1en
in iein Sfi55cn6u6 mn6cn; iiber Die
Meiultate oicier Scrlude, Don oenen
mir aud einige SQuitrationSproben
mitteilcn, beriAtct err in i%eiier I'M
tcrbnItiamen Nrt T~olgenoes:
Sn 2inoi mar es. no Oie &llnlt-
6ct1tigung meincr iAmar5cn 6reltn-
DC 10 rcdt BON 6er5en clnlcBte. Sc.
IonOers &crr garuabas mar uller.
miioli6; itol5 unO ooh ermurtllngs'
boil iiberreidte er mir tG9lih INNER
neue MciIterpcrfe. Sd bringe bier
III oicien 9littcrn MIR ems: ole
GlcpDulltcnDerOc, abcr iton olele
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18

@aupaTaeSdeer nit SunO. Sin9 einer
3etfuung % Salim ytatola.
bas lit es nidtS; i'm fam uno bari
man nid)t aGs 8ertreter Ser l1rfunlt
betrodten. 9ofiir ane %onOeren: Srd-
aer, Solooten, 8ilOe; feiner bet
bislang 9opier unO 8leiItift in Der
San0 gebobt.
SSn bober 9Iiite ite6t Oie Mariue-
malerei. 9ein 8unoer; Dem @otio
zines auf ser Meeresilut i6altfeln-
Oen, iegeInOen o0er OompfenOen
So6r3euges miOerite6t idon i'm fol-
ten, nebIigeu ltleia 10 leidt fem
Git6etii9 peronlogtes @entilt, I'M wie
piel peniger bier am ltabl6lau leuf)-
tenOen Sn6ii6en S8ean. @ein aS-
fart Stamburi, 10 benannt nod Der
Staot oes @aoiifnb ant @olOencn
Sorn, lit i'm 0ienit elm i6ueioiger
SoIoot, auBer 0ienit elm Don
Suon; iebt entpuppt er ii6 unermar-
tctespeiie audi nod ais beoeutcroer
Norine. uno &iermoler. @r lit
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18

Sanpfer Jtifioni. Nac6 elmer 3ei1nlt1g
6cs Sun6eIi Sofari.
nod, Ser eifrig Dem 8ui6bod folgt.
&pofanepao, ser b~raungelbe @uno,
lit bon '@auS aus iebr idarf; iein
Nanle beOelltet, oaB er ie0en nnoeren
SunO ~wegbeiBt, Ser ibm Die 8e1te
Itreiti9 MAIDEN min. Sroboem bat
Salim WotoIa Dor Dem Iufbru1
crit nod Elm iibriges getan, inoem
er Dem bier6einigen Sae~ogenoiien
bic 3d6ne NIT beitimmten 8ur5eln
einrieb unO in0em er i6m etrpas bonn
lebterIegten 8ui9bod 3u freiien CAB.
8ie Elm a6geifoliener @feil lit 90
&pafaneDno losgeiouit ins piloe
Gori 6inein; faltm 0oB iein Serr
lbm 3u folgen bermo6te.
0ieies Yori NIT ieiner 10 man.
nigfaltigen &ierpelt fiibrt Oeriel6e
Salim Wfutola unS in eillenl anoe-
rem 9iloe Dor. Srob oIler Sfi55en.
bafti0feit fam man iid feline tref-
fen0ere Wie0erga6e OeS @6arafters
Der Iif)tcn 9aumgrasiteppe Oenfen:
Oie perein5elt itebenOen, iperrigen
9dlme, Ou5miiGen Oas barte, iibcr.
manns6obe afrifuniide @ras; linfs
in Ser Samarisfe sic ounfeIgriine
Saumidlange, redlt3 elm Nnsbor;1-
bo9el, i'm @%intergrunoe cine fleine
Washington Journal., 1919-07-18

fen, ioG bier einnuI ~gepIauOert
ner0en.
9nuffs orOuige affeugeI6idte
Der iunge @ngIdnoer", unO mas
Der @riinpieIeler Srane-lltang al
les fonnte un0 ni6t fonnte, hit ge-
nib befonnt. 90 melt, ipie Oieier
@ouffI6e &he es gebradt in Site
nnO 8il0ung, lit 6por nod feiner
Der miienidaftIi6 6eobadteten
Nteni6enoffen - eS 6anOelt li6 BEL
Den erpabnten Geriuden meiit MIR
INN S9impanie unO Orang-lltang
- in ser Gllltur geIangt, aber cine
gon5e &eibe oieIer 3iere bat es bod
fir Ieine affenidaft immerbiu
,6errIid melt" gebro6t rn0 ben
Sob 0es alten DescarteS, Die Eiere
ieien ni9tS aIs Mni9inen le0igli6
automaten, gldn5eno mf0erIegt.
@iner Ser erIten nad europa &c.
langten S6imponlen geborte Dem
3npit6n @ranOpret. Der fran30iilde
Seemann bate 0a8 &ier Jung erbol.
ten uno gum Mat~roienoieult abge.
rihtet. Der Nffe unterbieIt uuf Oem
Sdiffe oas 6euer Oes godofenS,
bolt ols 9eididter Motroie Oas In-
fertal nltfpin0en, sic Segel ein3ie-
ben ut6 feItbinoen, fur5, ooS Sier
erIette ooaig einen WatroIen. IS
ihlief in einep Sabine, no es IT'D
iein 9ager ielbit mahte = cine be-
fonoere Gorliebe bate es fir 9ett-
Ioten =, aB pom GeQer unO tranf
manierli6 aus einem 8eder.
@uf menihIi6e @eiie gu eiien
nno 3l trinfen, lernen Bic affen
iGmtlid reft i6neu. go melt mie
Mlfreo 9rebms Sdimpanie, ser Iif
bel Ser 0to6I5eit ser @o6eI unO
bcs Meliers beOiente, iid ben @ein
icl6It ms @Ias goB un0, obne einel
3ropicn gu perihiitteu, austrant =
Der %beriibmte Noturforider itellte
oas Gier ouf einem 4ntbropologen-
fongreB @noe Ser lieb5iger Sabre IN
Berlin por, unO Ser Afie erregte
mebr 4ufieben uIs Sic beriibmteiten
@elebrten, lagt er - 10 meit brin-
gen es nur reht menige gffen.
gu Sen beriibmtelten Meniden.
affen geborte lunge Belt 6rGulein
Moia, cine S6impnnicnoame I'M
8iener @iparillln, sic ein AItcr BON
ndt Sa6reu erreid)te. Sic bciaB, mic
Jronaesdini beridtet, elm treue5
@eOG9tnis iomobl fiir i6r ermieiene
2iebenspiir0igfeiten nlS audi fir