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ARMY OF 10000
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Of conflict. and tho landing OF Dan
nunZin and his officers gave rlS" 10
NOISY demonstrations There were cAe"rs
for Commander Rizzo. Major C,ulratl'
Venture, the organizer OF the Fiumc
volunteers. and others. but ri the sight
Of UAnnunzio the crowd Se"thed with
excitement. Women cried lncoheren'
words OF welcome. Old people wcPt un-
rcstraincdly. Nothing was heard but
cries Of Joy: nothing was seen but way
ing hands, hats and tri-colored hanGkcr-
chiefs.
Meets Admiral Milo.
-DAnnunzio appeared absolutely
TRANSPORTED. His followers were OBJ
liged TO struggle To protect him from
the population. who would have sufro-
Gated him. Finally an automobile sue
cecded in carrying him to the seat or
the government. where Admiral Mill"
awaited him. He remained talking for
half an hour with the admiral. after
which the latter. in D'AnnunZiO's pres
cnce. ordered Major Bucci. his chief Of
staff. to send a telegram TO tn" govern
ment at Rome announcing the arrival
that Admiral Milo had sworn not to al
low a single italian soldier to leave
Dalmatia-
When pAnnunzio. accompanied by
Admiral Milol and Mayor Zilliott and
other notables. appeared on the terrace
overlooking the sea. where a body Of
500 lara volunteers had gathered. no
received a notable ovation. the outburst
lasting ten minutes. Then in a loud
voice DAnnunzio gave his first greeting
to holy cara saying that every Dali
matian stone was worthy to form part
Of an altar TO the mother country He
concluded by solemnly presenting Ad-
miral Milo as the first governor Of
Italian Dalmatia-
state OF Denrium-
After a review Of the troops DAN
nunZio called all his officers to him and
placed them under the orders or Ad-
miral Milo, to be commanded by Gen
eral Oncto. representing General CcCChc-
RIM. Admiral Milo announced that he
had sent a telegram To Rome accepting
the govcrnorship Of Dalmatia in the
name of the king Of Italy. From all
sides the national hymn was sung and
the church bells were rung. In the aft
crnoon DAnnunzio again spoke to the
people, who wcrc in state of dcliriur..
the poet being obliged to protect his
face from the flowers showered upon
him.
The narrator explains In his account
that D'Annunzio's aim in going to lara
was to prevent the evacuation by the
Italian troops OF territory included in
the pact Of London. He feared this be-
bause OF tho arrival n cara Of the war
ship Ammiralgio Iii 81. Bon. which nc
supposed might BE- intended 20 take
away the Italian forces and he desired
the eyewitness added. to prccipjtatc
events by acting along the lines Of the
motto:
What Is done cannot he undonc."
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0W: RqftGl Cameron
WHAT DO YOU LOUD PEDAL?

mile. and the two hours wait for the
. train seemed to be- tho biggest features
Of his trip TO that man, his lhStihct
was To talk about them and iuSs about
them and to blame his wife Tor theIn
and make her feel guilty over them. re
would never think of putting nan tho
emphasis on a. many hours Of pleasure
That, is. | think. more masculine
than 4 feminine habit.
Women are SO busy smoothing out
iannoyancrS for others and feeling guilty
over thosr that they can't smoothe OUT
that they don't have time TO fret over
their own annnyanccS.
Even Croesus Couldn't Stop the hain.
They come IL take them as matter
of cnCIrSc-which they arc. ! suppose
there may b". few privileged heiheS
in this world who. by means OF m"nry
and power. manage 10 have the major
: ity Of aunnyanccS Sm0othcd out oil thcir
way, but there must be some lnrNitaDie
! annOyanrcS even for thcm-as Tor IN
! stance. the weather which even money
! cannot control. -,
| And for the rest Of US. every day
! must bring it's small annoyanceS I"
| spoil your days Suu can do 1t very SIM
| ply-just put the loud pedal on all an
noyancrs. concentrate" upon them. AS
sure yourself that they spoil al thai
was pleasant in the day, and you VILE
! find that they IL"
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TH|RTy-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH Of IVH|SKEY IS DESTROYED
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS
DESTROY 957 GALLONS OF
wHISKEY UPON ORDERS OF
COURT.
Case Has Attracted Nation Wide AsS
tention and Has Cost Thousands
Of Dollars.

Approximately $S4.2S0.00 worth n
whiskcy was destroyed by federal and
state officers late Saturday night AMI
early Yesterday morning on the prcmiS-
cS OF George Scibcrt and Harry Smllh'
at SprinEdalc. west Of Elm Grove by
order of the United States and state
courts.
In the party that destroyed the liquor
were United States Deputy Marshal
John NJ. Short, Captain Bert f.. i'hlllipS.
of tho state Prohibition department. ana
Deputy Thomas Arlington and Attorncii
B. NJ Whalcy. Of the Anti-Saloon league.
Axes were used in the destruction 81
cases, jugs and bottles which are alleG-
cd to have contained intoXicants oil prac-
tically every description.
Ii is claimed that orders were received
by Judge A. G.. Dayton and also from
the state prohibition commissioners Or
drrNng the destruction Of the int"NlCan's
which had been secured from the county
Jail a few weeks ago through the lSsu-
ance of n rctaincrS writ.
The balance of tho liquor said 10 be
over one hundred gallons was retain" |
by The government and will also likely
be dcstroyctlS Us the defendants G""rS >
Scjbcrt and Harry Smith have entered
plea of guilty and arc now awaiting
sentence by the United states court. inc
intoxicants seized by the federal depart
ment were stamped. while IN" balance
had been purchased at previous dates
and il is said the stamps contained no
dates.
A sensation was caused when tn"
goods were seized after n raid by the
officers on the premises of III" defend
ants. who it is alleged. were ais" the
proprietors Of the Oaks near Wheeling
mark. The destruction Of the intoxican,S
was made in secret manner tn" Of
tlrers going to the plac" late at night
and working until thu early hours Of the
morning
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
HAZEL-ATLAS GLASS COMPANY
STOCKHOLDKRS.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the lIaz-l-Atlas Glass Company
will be held at the principal office Of
the Company. on the third floor OF the
Conservative Life Building. at Sixteenth
and Market Streets. Wheeling w Va
on Tuesday. December ind. 1919, at =
o'clock p. m. for the election of dircc-
tors and for the transaction of any other
business appropriate for action By the
stockholders.
consideration and action n resolution 10
increase the authorized capital stock OF
tho Company from six million dollars to
ten million dollars. Sundry methods Of
providing for the expansion of the Com
pany by reorganization nr otherwise will
be presented for consideration and &C
ton. W. s. BRADY.
n-lS-@f-d-l President.
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ATTRACTIVE SERVICE
At ST, MATTHEW'S

Rcv. r. T.. l.. Stridcr spoke last nlSht
nj st. Matthew's Episcopal church on
9TH" Ministry Of Healing" dealing par.
ticularly with healing of both body and
soul as the result of prayer. y large
audience was in attendance.
Mr.. Paul Allan B"ymCr gave his usual
organ recital No ono but an expert in
organ technique would b. capable of
criticising Mr.. Bcymcr's playing. and no
ono without the soul Of an artist could
So beautifully render selections Of such
y1rile force and musical power as he
chose for his program last night His
selections were as follows:
/. Bcrccusc from Ioc"lyn. -. GODDARD
. Intermezzo Grom Suit" for Organ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... Rogers
). F.pithalamium .......... Mali hAwS
OffGrtory anthcm-Gloria, First Mass
"
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H. w. FAIR BETTER

Word received from the Fair home.
stead early this morning was 10 the
effect that Mr.. ii. ". Fair well known
local contractor. was much improved.
Mr. Fair has been quite i'll for several
DAYS and his many friends will be pleas
cd 10 learn that ne Is better.
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( BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. \
& MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. $50.

Carrie and Tommy offered to take
charge Of n stand at the childrcns falr
If their mamma would give thein
enough money TO start business, SO that
thcv could make the necessary change
for any purchase from one cent up 10
ole dollar. What is the smallest amount
Of money represented by the fHwest
number If coins which the children
might have started with?
ANSWER To no. 279.
The college man was GO. Also he
was bound to excel (EL)
Copyright 1919. by Sam LLOYD.
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DR.. GRAHAM breaches
missionary TO India For Forty-Two
Years At STONE Church Sunday.

DR.. J. p Graham. who has spent ~
years IN India, rs missionary. is now
enjoying his fifth furlough and is in
the city. At the morning service at the
Stone Presbyterian church at Elm Grove
yesterday. DR.. Graham gave a very in
tercStiDg talk on his experiences with
the Hindu during his stay in India. In
the evening hr addressed the audience
on the West Liberty Presbyterian
church.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Agcnts. Make big money.
The best line Of food flavors. per-
fumes. soaps and toilet preparations.
ct. ever offered. Over 500 light weight.
popular priced. quick selling necessities
in big dcmand-well advertised-easy
sellcrs-big repcaterS. over 1909 profit.
Complete outfits furnished free to
workers. Just 4 postal to-day. Amcri-
can Products Co.. 200 American Bldg,
Cincinnati, Ohio. n-22-s
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheninu-
tism. Nest important discovery Of the
age. A herb that actually drives tn,
tirc!y out of the system. People write
US and say they arc astoundcd at tho re.
suits. especially on the kidneys. Jus:
think OF the money making possibilities
Representatives wanteo. $l12 pound
pos paid. 10 pounds IS express paid
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Califcr-
MIA u1y-28-tt
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Colored Cooks Organize

Tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
assembly yesterday took up the matter
Of the organization Of the Colnrcd cooks
and walters in the local hotels and res
taurantS. and promised them support in
every way. The work is to be taken up
1T once hy the organization.
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Walton Friday, November II. 1919,
at 1870 o'clock p. m. At his home.
West Liberty. JAMES II. WAITE. in
the END year OF his age.
Services at the home Sunday afternoon
2 o'clock. Interment Short Creek
cemetery.
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STEWARTSVILLE MAN DIES

William Miller. of StrwnrtSville Ohio.
died at the Martins Ferry hospital ut
1890 o'clock last evening. He was ad-
mittcd to the hospital Saturday. suffer-
ing with heart disease. Deceased was
GS years of age.
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MoRR1soM-on Friday, No1ember

Friday. November 81.
1919. at S:45 O'Clock a. m, At the res
idence of her daughter, Mrs. r. h.
Gardner. No. 312 North Front street.
VIRGINIA R., wife Of the late Alex.
Morrison, in the Send year Of her age
Services at the residence Monday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Friends
respectfully invited to attend. In
tcrment Private Greenwood ceme-
tory.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Mary V. Robinson. aged 50 years,
who br"k" her arm. and received pain
full bruises about the body. when she
fell down the stairs in her home at 1901
Lind street. Saturday evening. was able
to return TO her home yesterday. Her
condition is reported AZ favorable.
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PERSONAL
PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble

PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble in
men, getting up frequently at night,
positively and rapidly overcome with
out drugs privately at home; doctors.
osteopaths. chiropractors, physical cul-
ture directors use it; easily used by
anyone anywhere: no matter what you
have tried or how old the case, this
method will bring results quickly. Write
for free illustrated booklet and con-
vincing testimony Electrothermal CO.,
273 Harrison Bldg, Steubenvilie. Ohio.
Mig
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l6cCoY-On Saturday,

kcCoY-On Saturday. November %.
1919. at $40 o'clock p. m. at his late
residence, No. e Maple avenue. Wood
lawn. WILLIAM MCCOY. In the 67th
year Of his age.
Funeral from the family residence No.
20 Maple avenue, Woodlawn, on
Tuesday afternoon at 500 o'clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully in
vitcd to attend. Interment private In
Greenwood cemetery.
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DIED

RoDENBAcE-on Saturday. November
%, 1919. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. at the
residence Of her daughter. Mrs. Willis
Parshall, No. 80 Sixteenth street.
ELIZABETH. wife OF the late Will
liam J. Rodenbach. in her 6Sth year.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited &c
attend. Interment In Greenwood
cemetery.
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wANTED-l'rostatc sufferers to r.. -
our announcement under Personal. NJ
drugs. The ElcCtruthermal Company
273 Harrison Bldg, Stcubenville, Ohio.
Mtg
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REEvEs-on Friday. November list.
1919. at 2:o5 o'clock p. m. At the Ohio
Valley General hospital. CHARLES
BELL. youngest son Of the late DR..
j. +. Reeves, and brother Of Miss
Anna Reeves.
Services at the Mcndel company chap
eI. 1912 Chapline street. Monday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends In
vited to attend. Interment Green
wood cemetery.
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FOR SALE-2OO feet of S-inch pipe; 200
feet Of G-inch pipe; 200 feet Of 5-inch
pipe; 200 feet Of 3-inch pipe; 500 feet
200 feet Of Il inch pipe: 500 feet of l.
inch pipe; also TWO deep well pumps;
four iron pump wells; one Quintriple
small size pump. We have lot Of
Burnside stove: also large line OF pipes
and connections and valves. etc. Tool
Store l03i-33 Market street. phone
1851. n-24-m
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w F;
~, ACRE rARm ZOE 81, 900.

Six room House. good Barn. other Bldgs.
4 great Chicken Farm near r. X. and
good market: 95 acres for $1,000. small
payment. best bargain this year Re-
member If L buy from me. l help you
finance your deal. Write for my big
catalogue OF nearly 400 Ohio farms
II. Y. NA1TE1S, Agent
Cambridge, Ohio.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Rcstaurant dumb waiter:
one Bonster gasoline station one h.
p. gasoline engine: one butchers ice
box; several bars. with faucets and all
connections; one extra large baker; oak
ing; one electric beer pump. complete;
four large National cash registers. We
buy and sell goods OF all descriptions
Tool Store, l03l-33 Market street. Phone
2975-J. n-2i-m
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WANTED-MalS

wANTEp-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. The Electrothermal Company
273 Harrison :. Observation-Disclosures
273 Harrison Bldgr Steubenville. Ohio.
Mtg
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Don't forget to save tho discount on
City tar. Pay now. n-l9-p
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wELTY-On Friday. November 81. 1919,
at @:40 o'clock p. M, at Wheeling hos
pital. JOHN S. WELTT. in the 18th
year Of his age.
Funeral from the home No. 81
Twelfth street. Monday morning AT
$40. Requiem mass At ST. Jn-
scph's cathedral at 8 O'Clock.
Friends respectfully invited 10 AZ.
tend. ]ntermcnt private Mt. CAL
vary.
(KIndlY oit floNerAl
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WOODLAND HOME

10 rooms and bath: garage Tor two
cars with living room above. Corner
location. Possession at once. No inflated
price on this.
Ask US about an Island home we have
for sale. Party leaving city.
CHAS. F. PAUL co.
COL Wheeling Bank Trust Building
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FoR sALE-Fcrrets. White or brown.
all sizes. W. q. Sedan, 46-l7th St.
n-24-h
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TO T6H LAOuA

Plumbing and repairs done with little
or no dirt You'll like our work. Dan
Guth. II Seventh st. Phone 24s5-M:
n-l7-60t
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IDEAL LOCATION
EARN FOR SALE

81 acres, house 10 rooms, bath and
furnace plenty fruit all kinds. good land
lays we'll on fine macadam road. one
mile from street car and railroad. ten
miles from Wheeling. Call So, or ad-
CHARLES B. RICE,
Elm Grove. W. Va
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HALLETT-on Thursday. November
2o,h, 1912, at 7 o,slosk =. m; ,, a The
HALLETT.
Services from the residence 2247 Eoff
street. Monday afternoon 1880. In
termcnt private Greenwood cemetery.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORPORATION REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF A HIGH CLASS
BUSINESS MAN AS STATE MAN.
A0ER FOR WEST VIRGINIA.
MOST BE ABLE TS PURCHASE
SMALL INTEREST. This Is AN
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
PoR THE RIGHT MAN APPLY
McLURE HOTEL. ASK FOR MIR.
GARRETT. no24-h
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LOST and FOUND
FOR kENT--rrrnIshed Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms per week
So up. Furnished housekcc pin s
rooms $3.50 up. Bath and phone. 1929
Chaplinc ST. n24-i
FOR RENT-Threc furnished house,
keeping rooms and bath on Island.
First floor. Call 3569-M. n-24-i
FOR RENT-Furnished houSekecp ping
rnum Tor bachelor. Also two furnish
cd rooms and kitchcn for family. range,
sink. phone and bath, 1929 Chapline.
n-2l-i
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FOR SALE-To settle an estate; brick
building; rooms and bath; gas, side
entrance and yard. If sold at once
$4,000. Phone 3lG2. n-2"-m
FOR sALE-4First class millinery store.
VIII sell cheap. Mrs. l.. A. Watson.
phone Martins Ferry l75-M. nat
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS =
Washington Journal., 1919-04-18

nuF3ubliden. aae Oieie tapferen
M1nner boben Oennod, ie0er nuf
feline @eiie, @roBeS geleiltet. Oos
1T oieIleidt feinem better befaunt
als mir, oellt i9 bin in ser Sabara
uno I'M atlasgebirge un5GbIigemnl
nif ibre Spuren geItoBen. Ginige8
BON Dem, mas i'd in oieien Der Mil-
ienidoft nod 10 wenig befanuten
Ne9ionen geiebeu babe, mill id
bier mitteilen.
Die NorOicite oes GroBen 4tlns
lit maIierorm Die SiiOabbGu9e Oa-
gegen boben 5eitweilig unO itellen-
meile lleberiluB an 9o1ier. @s reg.
net in Oicien @e9enOen ieIten; mcnn
es aber regnet, 10 9eidiebt es meilt
in fat Observation-Disclosures Meiie.
Die &egengiiiie FinOen in Ben Wo.
nnten 6ebruar mo MGr5 Itatt.
Dam ge6en in ocn gtlasbergen
@epitter nie0er, Oie al @eftigfeit
Sic in Sen braiilianiihen llrm1lOeru
bel peitem iibertreffen. Son M6r5
NIB aber i0nt Oas gauge Sabr bin
ourd faum nod elm Eropfen 8nlIer
nuf Sic @rOe, unO es berrI6t oanu
cine Sitc un0 Srodenbcit, BON ser
man iid) in europa nur I6mer
einen Wegriff MAIDEN fam.
Gin GROCER Sell ser Caller miro
pom SanOOiinen ~aus9eiiiat; mo-
oieie ii6 nidt finOen lit nofter,
Barter 6elSboOen. 26ler unO Serge
finO, meni9e 4usnnbmen nbgered).
net, p0Qig unfrldtbar. 0o6 finOet
man, mcnn old bunoert Gilonleter
bon chamber entiernt, Jog. &omcIs-
onien, Die Id6ne, Iru6tbare @eioe-
pike 6ieten. t6ier iammeIt Iid
nd6renO Ger Gegcnnonatc oaS
8alier unO bdIt iih lGrgere 3cit-
Eicie BON elmer itar'cn, 00en Berg.
pclt umae6enen fleinen Oaicn IinO
ME Snieln i'm mcitcn O5ean rlnO
Washington Journal., 1919-04-18

in @frifa bin ih mebr unO auueiIen
auf 10 orouige una raffinierte Art
beltobIen moroen als BON Ben Iua
reg. unO nit Dem Diebltahl gebt
pic iiberau 10 aud bier oie 2iige
0on0 in Sano. Selbit 0ann nod.
menn i6 lie, mas mcbrfod geihab.
orf frii6er Sat bei eineln Dicbltabl
erniiht botte, ~leugncten tie. nit Der
unidulOigiten Miene eites ainocs
Sen geitoblene.1 @egenitan0 in DER
San0 0rebcno. oas llrredt began.
gen au 6oben. SoIhe @~igentums.
bertpeAilungen mare bdufig Die
8eronlaiiung 81 redlt unliebiamen
S5enen, pobci ih mid mebrfah &c.
5nungen Iab, sen &eoolper iprehen
81 lollen, INN mir Sen notigen Sic.
ipeft 5u ueridaffen.
Sn politiider @~e5iebung gebofen
Die Gltarea 5l Sen 6eiOen poneinan.
Ger unob60ngigen @ruppen. Ole
man unter oem ytanten Asaor un0
Sogor fcnnt. Scne bepobnen Sen
Often oes 2onoes. oieie oen 8eiten.
0ieie 6ei0cn G0lfergruppen. DER
norolifen Sa6arn. oeren ieoe inter
einem &appthef lte6t, tcilen iid in
niele feline StGmme. Sober Stamm
hciitt, iolonge cr iid an einem Ort
auf6olt, ein feit6ceren3tes 8eiOeae.
fiet. 10 oaB @renSItreitiafeiten urO
sic oaourG e~ntitebenOen b%lutiger
8ebben, mie iolde 6ei Ben St1mmer
I'M SiiOen BON Moroffo altGglid)
fins, ielten porfommen.
Die Guareg nennen iih Mo6am.
meoaner. 6aben ober in @irflid)feit
10 gut mie gar feline Neliaion; aud
pom cinem &ultus fam 6ei ibnen
feline Gcoe iein. Die Irou lit niht
Oie Sflauin ocs Monnes. iouoern
10 itebt ibm eben6iirtig CUR Seite.
@emobnlid lit sic Srau oes Gargi
tOieS lit ser Singular BON Euareg)
elm menie unterrid)tet; lie fam, mas
man BEL Dem Manne ME ontriift,
3upei.en etpos leien un0 fd)rci6cn.
unO lie ipriAt oa1er in Stammes.
argelegenbeiten manfmal ein &c.
pidtigeS @ort nit. sic itebt iomit
melt b0ber als Sic orabiide Grau,
lit leiOIid bibitl. itets iauber unO
Washington Journal., 1919-04-18

rcn gut beban0elt weroen. @ie ih
mid iiber5euet bobe, iinO Die meiiten
0ieier Sdmar5cn. sic sic @ais- unS
ale ionltiaeu nieOeren Arbeitcn per-
ridten. Atfrieoen nit ibrem 9oie
unO laufen MIR ielten oaoon. ;Slad)t
uiro nit barter 3iihti9une, oft nit
Dem 8ooe 6eitrait. Iie SfIapen iin0
gut aendbrt. beiiscn aber fcinerlel
9fcd)tc. Gie Amgao oa1egen teilcn
8cgpinn un0 Yerluit nit sen Shag.
gnr, ncnn lie geme.nidaftlld) ani
Tnub ~auSgeben. Iieie aaein 6ellsen
Oas @eioerecht. Gic aaraponen, Die
Dos Oe6iet Der Iuareg paiiieren.
5o9lcn an sic S0aagor cine abgabe.
Seren 90bc lid, nadl ser 3o6l Der
Samele ridltet. 9ieier Gnrd5ugs-
5ua. Ser Don Sen &aramanen nur
ielten permeigert miro. bil0et oie
Grilten5oueile iiir oieies fiibnite
fGu6eruolf ser @iiitr Sahara.
Ger Sargi fiimntcrt iid) niGt nm
oas, waS moraen eei6c6cn fonnte;