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New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Upholstery Jobbers Busy
Western Buyers Are Especially
Active in the Market

Jobbing trade in upholstery fabrics
is excellent. 1t is said that furniture
manufacturers are unable to get full
supplies from the mills, and on that
account they have TO turn tn the Job
bers. Most of the latter are disinclined
to accept the .orders of any but their
old customers. Business in the West
is better than it is in the East. The
sales director of leading concern
stated yesterday that the Western
business of his house was running 100
per cent in excess of that at this time
last year, while trade in the East was
only 40 per cent better than a year
ago. Business in the East, it was inti-
mated, has been checked by the effects
OF prohibition on the hotels.
Local jobbers some time ago re-
ceived orders for American cretonne
for shipment to France, the original
home of this fabric, but owing to the
impossibility of obtaining import
licenses the goods were resold in the
local market.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Germany After
South American
Wool, Is Report
Competition Between Other
Countries in That Market
Is Keen; Record Prices
Quoted for Ohio Fleeces
Business Ne,os Bureau

Special Correspondence
bOSTON, July 9.-Cables received by
leading importing firm here indicate
that Germany is operating in the South
American wool market despite it's dis
advantageous position in the foreign
exchange market. Competition between
other countries for South American
wool is extremely keen, with the United
States, France Great Britain, Norway,
Holland and Belgium. all bidding
against one another. y
Medium grades Of wool are more in
demand than for some time and the
establishment of record prices is almost
of daily occurrence.
Ohio delaines are selling in this mar
ket at 80 cents and Ohio half -bloods at
Is cents. These are the highest prices
for all time on such wools.
Twelve months Texas wool has been
selling at 20 cents in the grease, and
two clips comprising about $4,000
pounds at this price were recently
bought by mill.
About eight million pounds of carpet
wool are to be offered by the govern
ment in Philadelphia, July 30 1t was
originally intended to have this sale
July 23.
The demand for worsted and woollen
yarns is exceptional and will probably
continue SO indefinitely. The question
of raw material is serious one. Fine
wool is not available in nearly such
large quantities as it was, and so the
mills are turning more to the medium
wools. The call for mohair yarns is
good, but the price is very high. Car
pet. yarns are expected to advance at an
early date. Present quotations are
from so cents per pound for light gray
to $1.20 for carpet worsteds.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10

ing Americans to be more chary about
their expenditures for clothing. AS
prices ascend to higher levels, it is
reasonable to suppose that workers
who have not prohted from increased
incomes will endeavor to make their
old garments do until they actually
become threadbare.
"In my judgment many men, among
them clerks and public employees, and
even professional men, after looking
twice at their outer garments and then
measuring the cost of buying a new
suit of clothes deem it expedient to
have the old suit restored by the clean
ers' process.
"Women also are having their gar
ments done over, cleaned in some in
stances and dyed in others. House
wives of an economical bent of mind
who find it now costs as much, if not
more, than in war times to buy cur
tains, blankets and portieres, are in
voking the aid of the cleaner in an
effort to MAXI the old things last as
long as the warp and filling of the
fabric hold together"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Raw Silk Prices Off

Prices for Japanese raw silk de-
clined the equivalent of Is cents a
pound yesterday in the local market
in sympathy with the downward move
ment in Yokohama. This drop in the
price level is. the most substantial re-
ported during the past two months.
Gable advices from Japan indicated
that the recession was due to specu-
lative operations on the Yokohama
Bourse.
1t also was reported that the visible
supply in the principal Japanese trad
ing centre had increased to $500 bales.
Locally business was Of fair volume, a
number of the manufacturers of fin
lshed silk having taken advantage of
the break in prices to place orders for
future delivery. In addition some of
the importers bought spot supplies
from their fellow brokers in order to
make deliveries on contracts they ac-
cepted e month ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding page

WHEELING. w Vac. w. Grcie Gen.
erai store: q. w. Gretg. mems boys chill.
dren's clothing and furnishings and hata.
Pennsylyanla Hotel.
WICHITA. kam-Hauser. Garrison Co .
=. q: Dabier. domestics and rugs: 1929
wiLKEsbARRg. .-Mcwnl.ams
Co j. Blumenthal. mems furnishing
goods; tot Fourth Avenue. 7th floor
ES-BARRE. Penn.--Fowier. Dick
walker. w. T. Moffit, carpets; 9 West
Tht1y second Street
"ILMiNGTCS. Dei.--Topkis Bros Co. :.
y. Tcpkis, mfrs. underwear and union
~ues: as Broadway. care n. e. walker
WORCESTER. Masa--A. Fisher. piscs
9coas rennsyfysnia.
.WoNEsTER, Asss.---C. r. shsver Co. ::
{sfs Anderson. ready TO wear; Alex II.
1dsysr; y West Thtrty-sscond street.
YCAKUM rsxas-E. Hertz, e, Hertz
ready 70 wear and millinery. 3s CIaremons
YORK. Penn.~--F. Louehs 4 eon: n.
:. YORK. f-nn---c. Il. s.sr ssScn. & Co: Mr..
E Elliott. eioaks. suits. waists. furs:
y. n Leshsr. dress goods. silks, wash
roods, iininFs; West Thirty second
sfrstt. care 4. H. Meyer
ZAEEsvIffIE. Chsn-~H. II. eturtcyant 4
y:sri y:ssi iis West airsy'sssoaa Street. car.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10

in the commercial paper market YES
terday. Most of the paper moving
went at 51s per cent, with some prime
bills bearing the best names going on
81 per cent basis.
The dealers in commercial paper
said that the bulk of the demand for
bills came from\ the country banks.
Institutions in the West had been
quite heavy purchasers, it was stated.
Local banks on the other hand are not
doing much in the market since they
find other more profitable places for
their surplus funds.
There was the same feeling in the
commercial paper market that rates
would work into an easier position as
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Business Money

the month advanced. The development
a reflection of improvement in the gen
eral money market, indicating that the
banks had strengthened their cash
position and were in better shape than
on Monday and Tuesday.
If commercial borrowings should
undergo any important expansion the
expected easing in rates on CONNER
cial loans might not materialize. But
the consensus is that the market will
drift along in its present rut for a
fortnight or more.
The acceptance market is quiet, al
though more activity is looked for as
result of the easier call market.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
COlOrs
Dyes Of Domestic Origin
Are Plentiful, With
Buyers Holding of

Advancing prices have had a depress-
ing influence upon the dyestuffs market,
buyers placing orders only sufficient to
cover their immediate requirements, ac-
cording to tradesmen. There is plenty
of domestic colors available in the local
market, but consumers have indicated
no desire to buy these in generous
quantities. The demand for foreign
dyes is active, with the importers prac-
In commenting On the situation yes-
terday one manufacturer declared that
colors are being purchased in smaller
quantities at this time than ever be-
fore. He said that buyers expected
that with the signing of the peace
treaty there would be drop in prices
in all the domestic as we'll as imported
grades, but instead Of decline. prices
have advanced.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Rubber
Increasing Demand for
Rubber Products Helps
Market for Crude

Buying of crude rubber Improved
little. yesterday, and prices for some
OF the leading grades were slightly
higher than on Tuesday. INQUIRIES
from the manufacturing trades were
more numerous, and a number of the
dealers were disposed to look for e1-
pansion in the volume of orders, it be.
ing their observation that the demand
for tires and mechanical goods is =
csreasing. The rally in rates for s:-.-.
ling exchange also helped sentiment IN
the crude rubber market.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Burlap Prices Firm

Business in burlap continues to lag,
but prices remain firm, mainly in sym
pathy with the advances in the CAL
cutta and Dundee markets. Locally
eight ounce was quoted at 11A cents
a yard, while for 1912 ounce 1874
cents was demanded. AS freight rates
on shipments from Calcutta to the
United States have been advanced to
150 shillings for 40 cubic feet of cargo
space, it is predicted that prices for
burlap in the leading domestic mar
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
JOHN NJ. PROSEL--A voluntary petit
tion by John NJ. Prosel, rotogravure
etcher, 1ss West 1o1st Street, gives liabili.
claims are Emily Kuhn, $500: Mary c.
Ray, s2s7; Edwin c. Ray. $2s7. Fullerton
Wells, IT'S Fifth Avenue. is the attorney.
petition by Charles Wetzman. laborer. 456
Grand Street, gives liabilities at $2,oS3 and
no assets. The chief claim Is that OF Jacob
hart 800 Broadway, are the attorneys.
LEO KERSCHBAUM.-Av voluntary peti-
ton by Leo Kerschbaunl, baker, 1880 Clay
Avenue, gives liabilities at $3,334 and no
assets Principal claims are: Jaberg Bros.
s467; Frank Unger, $942; John Goss, $500.
Henry E. Strohldrier. Ill Broadway, Is the
attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Price of Menthol Higher

Demands for export as we'll as pur-
chascs for domestic consumption re-
suited yesterday in further advance
in the price Of menthol, some sales
being reported at $3.50. For some
time past menthol has been increa sing
IN cost due to reports Of shortage
ip Japan. There has been heavy trad
ing both here and in the London, mar
'ket, both In buying and selling
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Japanese Camnhor in Demana

Japanese refined camphor is being
called for quite freely, but brokers IN
this commodity declare that the sups
plies available here are considerably
below the quantity needed to satisfy
the demand.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Discharges in Bankruptcy

Judge Learned Hand. in the United
States District Court. yesterday grantef
the following discharges in bankruptcy;'
King. Max Berkowitz. Hessing Yourstone.
Samuel Menkes. Nora ": zhitiowsky Ed
ward Reynard, John Baarrilla, Emma
Failisy, Abraham J. Meyer. Walter L.
Hart, Barnet Shapiro. Frank Timmers.
uirschell Mayors and Jacob Prizep.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Satisfied JUDGMENTS

The first name is that OF tho dab
the second that of the creditor and I
when judgment was fled:
In New York County
Blood. Sam'l s.. prest-D. Miller:
May ~. 1916 (cancelled). ssS
r. A. S. Realty Co.-H. d. A.
Quaid ct al; April 10. 1916. .lso.s1
Same--Same: Aug. 25, ls16.. 20'61
Gong Shu and NIL. Surety Co
People, ETC.: Nov. rs, 1918
(vacated) ......... ....... 60
Hostetter. Margaret - Frances w
Inc; May "a, 1915. ..........' -
De Gran, Nell Al. L. Evans:
Feb. s. 1919. -
g. & 8. Furniture Co.--Scranton
Metal Bed Co.. Inc: April 80.
Ross, Louis P.-Pearson. Inc: '"'
May 2s. 1919. .................. IL
Schnabel. Katherine--H. Koehler
Il Co: Aug. 20. l913..... 3e1
zCaraher, John All. J.. Duryea:
March z. 1919 (released) eee
Sheridan, VIM. p - r. r. Mo
Laushlin; Nov. l2. 1914 ire
Serseo'' ...... .............. 10
In Bronx County
Alsmsn;' nn1,n JsessPh ana Mary-H.
May ~, 1siS,,,...
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10

debtor:
In New York County
Allied Farms Co., Inc.-H. Waet-
Barge e.n"e Canal M A1i Transit corp-N r
Blainei aH1ephPne GVelyn Io' H.w. Mccon. -'''
Bienn. .Mn william--F. ; C. Kienmen -
Britton 1T "a, Harry-Roblnson clay ''
Products Co. of N. Y..,...... 5so.42
Cooke. Leslie H.--G. Bartels.... 543.2p
Connolly. Roger J.AJ. Hornthal
Coyle, Ocea IL Mantel. ..... 1865
Darragh. Edward--stern & Co. 1os.4s
Di Bartolo. Florence (American
Novelty Art Embroidery Coz
Gilbert b. sA'1Gets Metals Selling Co. . ~
Kobre Assets Corp........... 1890
Same--Same Observation-Disclosures. 1.006.20
59sana S0Gdsnsn' Joshua15 adae Mon1E; 4sc: 10000
w. H. Hits Co. 32.9s3.3s
Globe Indemnity Co.-Same. 27.71s.46
Hughes. Elizabeth LIS. e.
Techt: costs .............. 1885
Hanneng. Christopher. Inc.-F.
HerIheimer. Herbert Mn Arm
Hoffman. f samuel b. Harry Sim ''''-'
rad and Caravel Co.. Inc
Parsons Trading Co.; COSTS. 1894
Henderson. Helen-H Hoops ct
Hisxns a. VIM. VI. s. Haine. s7ss ss7ss
Lewis. Mae. and Harry Harris
Lnson, paon,s; Seth et' A:.rirst National $4,000
Bank OF Jamaica: ...... 1.55b.7s
Levin. Benjamin-Rusch CO.. 1.s87.00
klinetzky. Joseph,,,A. Ingber... 1868
Kfeppet Nathan--M Berger. 22727
May. Thcodore-J. c. Paige q
Murray: Minas M:-Fsasrai .Ad:: 1921
Motor Fuel Saver Corp. X. 'O
Larkin 81 Co Co....-~.--.--s.-~. 3sa. TO
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
judgments Filed

The following judgments were flied yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
de ebtor:
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1919-07-10
Basic Com mOdities
July 9, 1919

Note-n bdn
prices gven)
'
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

II Was "a brilliant idea To have
Thankssiving Just around the corner
from election. We can turn 20 ~
with the expectation OF finding bit
OF solace.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

There Us NO potent flaming reason
why ihe coal strike at its worst
should nst any longer than the late
sttci strike.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

Americanism usually stands all
tests. no matter how severe
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

The science 81 hon casting has heen
practlrcd N one English factory for
nearly $50 Years
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

patIousm ls NOT open to argument.
There is only one side 20 Il the ncd.
white ANA Bhie side
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

Every campaign is e campaign of
education but only "a few graduate.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

fr1egi Hurst ChngEingt0n Is the
pew bead 81 the World League
insf Alcoholism he and hts
h-tA,4aeta arc meeting some stln
pr los N European countries.
en6isnl pubs" call his workers
"Puass 4oots-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-05

iiih sludeiehes bod haman nature
fe f1l same Tie worid over
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
Nus OCuti6rn 8ir6cu.
GOncorOia @cHrin0e
20. mo g Ctr. g. ".
q. ". NlenaeI. @aitor.

Somtae Miorgen, Den 6. SulL 1T
Goppel .@OttesOienit. Oeutid nm Sebn
mo englil6 nm eli llbr. Abenos I'M
s llbr miro 3u elmer beionoeren 6eier
einqelaoen, Der Ordination oes 3peiten
Sobnes oes Y~iOrrbauies, 0errn 9al=
oiOot 6mil Men3el, Der i'm SUM leine
tbeoloeil6en StuOien inn @oen Semi
mar Der 6pangelilden SDnooe gu ct.
Souis p%ollenoet. unO bereits Dor etlihen
Moden einmal dilf oes Yaters 9an3el
gepreOi9t bat. 7ie 6reunOe Der Som
coroia @emeinOe uno Der Y%iarrfamilie
iinO herslid gu Der 6eier einaelaoen.
0err Yaitor Soder bon Baltimore ipiro
Die SrOinGtionsreoe bdlten uno cine
NnSaal Der Amtsbriioer aus Baltimore
iueroen teilnebmen.
gm 3. Stuff matt Die S%Omtaeidule
ibren ldbrli6en Austu9 nab WtaIitaa
Oall.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
&IemcS STANDARDIZATION

SER @unoo, elm Nngeltellter Der
Sic. 9l1ttb Yropiiion 60. fam nit iei-
mem Motor 3peiroo al 6all, nobel
ibm Die 0fai6ine ouf ben &opf fiel.
Wfnn brodte ben Gcrlebteu gum 500
1pital, no er nd6 mebreren Stunoen
itarb. SEER @unOo mobnte IN &oB=
Inn, So, mo bintcrldBt leine @it=
ipe un0 8 &in0er.
pos Mutomobil Oes @errn 2ou-
is S6roif gerict beim Nusmei6en al
Der 15tcn un0 s. StroBe NS.-G., III
cine 9ertiefuug uno ltiir5te um. SEER
Sdrpff erIitt &erlebungen am 9eim
uno 5rou Shroff einen Armbruh.
Rcparuturen an ser @asleitung bat
ten elm Aufbrehen OcrStroBe 6eOingt
un0 sic Nrbeiter 9otten ouS God aud
mFoer angefiillt, bod Die HGOer oeS
9llttomobils Derlanfen BARN.
Ser bielige 8aDcrn-@erein bat
ieine Wfitglieoer bena6ridtigt, oaB
am Montag, ben Z. Suli cine
Notwithstanding itottfmoen
lpir0. 3ped oerielben lit, 9elegaten
al ser am Is. 9ligult III 8ufollo
Itattfinoclloen &onoention Des 8oDc=
ridden Observation-Disclosures al erpGb-
len.
Die beutige 6eier oes glorrei-
den 4. Suli miro iih 81 elmer gana
beiouoerS prdhtigeu geltalten. Sit
es ooA 3uglei6 cine Sieges- uno Ell
he 6rieoensfeier. 5abnea unO BLU
men miro eS i'm lleberfluB geben5
1lltO ga oas Gomite fir sic Seier err
martet, oaB oll6 Die H~riDotbduier
ni6t NIT 6abnenldmltd gei5en per-
ben, miro eS faum Elm SauS geben
nos nidt geflaqgt lit. 9ie groBe 9o
raoe perlpridt iebr einorudsnoa 81
per6en, 8umal cine 0fcnge Hrunf=
paeen in oerieI6en D~ertreten icin
meroen. Sim Mbeno fin0ct 0as lib
Ii6e GroBe Seuerluerf itatt, un0 8mar
ltn1 $50.
Sci scr Nbitimmung iiber Ole
Observation-Disclosures iiir Sen Dit
riit mid 0a3 &auS BON ser biSberi-
Qen @elpobnbeit ab, na1 Der Ole
0dlIte ser n0tigen @eIoer pom 0iit-
rift, Die an0ere @alfte aus 8unoes.
qel0ern oltiQe6rddlt mcr0en. Der Sc.
nat oage9cn belt Sen &nlb-uno- bolb-
4lal1 aufre6t. 90 gina Die Mngele.
qen9eit 0cun Dor ein &onferen5-&o-
mite, in melGem sic &ertreter oes
@ouics iih oem Scnot gebeuat ia
ben. @orniSiihtli6 miro oIio Der al
tc Hlan alifre6t er6alten blei6en.
-9[lio 0a8 2anD lit MN trodcn
0o Sic &ricgsprobibitionS @clebge-
blulg nit Dem I. 5. WetS., in araft
getrctcn lit. @ie longc 0os oouern
mir0, lit nid)t poraus3uieben, Oa oas
BON ser 0cnobililierung ser Srup-
pen ab6dngcn miro. @ie YrGiibent
BILLION fd geduBert bot, miro er Die.
ie @%eietgebung miOerrufcn, iobdl0
oils Die Demo6ililation becnOet lit.
Damn miro man fir einige Monotc
mie0er olfatmen fonnel, bis Damn
ON rs. Sanuar oie ourA 8unoeSge-
feB8ebung anaeoronete 6rodenbeit
0es gur5en 2anoe8 einictt. Ob 2M
pro3entigeS 9ier perfnuft meroen
famL miro bon ser Gntidei0ltng ser
@cridte abbangen, ic na6oem lie
0asIclbe ais beraui6eno o0er niht be-
ruui6eno erfl6ren.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
@aie pad.

Die ISOLDE bonn %. bis 30. SUM
mar cine sIiidIide fir unier Eeom.
Aft Spiele itunoen atf ibrem &ro.
gramm, bon Oenen iie iehs gemat-
men, uno 3luar orei bon Bolton unS
cbenio biele BON YbiIaoelpbio. Die
iibrigen beiOen Spieh perIorcn iie an
ole 8oitoner. 0ont Oieien iehs @e-
minnen bat iid ibr 0urdihnitt ct
mas gebeiiert; or itent lid orf .42t.
SIN gon3en boben lie 10 SpieIc ge-
monnen uno 80 berloren.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
&crinmmlMHacu in Der fOmmeu6en
&sde:
sc II q

90 ontag:
: u8crein &aDcrn"; in 922 @a
Mpeiluc 0.@.
sid &cIicf"; III 3t4 6 StroBe.
NorDmelt.
9%ieustag:
nSGngcr6unO" : 0ireftorium, in
Gr. 3t4 & Ctr. N.-M.
&uppert Some Sraucu @ilfSncr-
ein; I'M Muppert Some.
.Nmerifanii6cr llntcritiibun9S.
&erein"; in 622 So. MDe,, g. %.
nNnfcl grGiia Gergnii9ungsucr.
elm, in 314 6 Str. H.-@.
MittmDd:
o8crein 8a0cn", in 922 Eu. NDc.
NornmeIt.
1S1ngerbunb 9amcnpcrein". q
314 s Str. N.-@.
n@rion 0amen-Sercin in 1927
Se6ite StraBe, q. so.
9pnnerStag:
Sccalia @un0; in 203 8. StraBe
60.
nSraucn @ilfsberein" oes 9eut-
ihen @aiienbauies, :
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
SdciOrmann bate &iOeritanO ge.
plant.

Ger 9an5iger Correspondent 0es
ySerliner Sogeblott "meloet, oaB ole
Sdeioemann Hegierung eggplant bal.
te, Oen 6rieOenspertro9 niht 5u I'M.
ter5eihuen. Dion pollte ben Miller
ten gcitutteL bis our Gl6c uor5uorin.
Gen, 100 ltarfe 0eutihe Sruppenmal.
len lie Damn angreifen milroen. Auf
ioate Der noro0itlide Seil 0eutid.
lambs cincn b~eionoeren Staat bilOen.
Der Milan alma in Die Bride neil
)fegIerungsbalrpter mo @enerdle iih
aiht einigcu fomltcn. Bon elmer Sci
tc muroe oorali g%c0runaen. Boleu
ouI6uioroern. itd init Dit . eutihlano
ST perbiuoen mo cine u%nabbdnaige
Rcpublif 81 griihoen. Die 9oleu
aber IebHtcn ab, ingeno, mesboIb Elm
0crortigcS Ancr6ietcn linen nidt be.
~cits Dor 5ebn Sobrcu gcmodt pur-
Sc. Gin onocrer @lan alma oabiL
ms Nlctflenburg, Git mo @eitpreu
pen ionic Golcn unO Sdleiieh cine
Republit 81 griinoen. 9u ser Spite
oicier 9%cmeqtna itano @crr g9iq.
Nationalfommiiidr BON @oien, DIT.
mo @eItpreuBen. 9ic inter linn
}cIamneltcn StreitfrGfte ioltcn 10.
5nI0 Der 6rieoe mnter5eidnet mar, Ell.
nen an9riii ouf 8oIcn modem.
Wotbios Gr5ber9er lomie ser Som,
miiiGr Sberihleiiens Sdriing maren
nj Den &lon einaeipeibt moroe1. Ger
leI6c obcr ltieB BEL Dem Cber6eicblS
ba6er Der Oeutiden Sruppen auf @i.
ocriton0. ReihSpebrmiuiiter 0oSfe
10 meloct Der 9orreiponoent, batte
Wilbe. Gr3berqcr bon Dem @lan abs
5lbringen Die Hegierumg traute
Sorting niht, man gloubte. oaB er
%anItott geQcn Ole Golen 5i operieren,
lid nit lciucn Sruppen nod Berlin
mca0cn mir0c, in Der @biidt. Den
Saiicr micoer ollf Den SbroH 81 ieben
N0i uno ltadDc.W cOnnfen.
Der @coonfc ser &uhc laO oeS
0niie8 gcqen bic gaiicrteu bebt lid
bier njt Der llnoromng immcr mebr.
Crdciter5 in 9erliucr 0ohtfuiieeS
ipieIcH sic oIteu Solootculie6cr uuo
o9cutiMlano. 9eutidIono iiber 4l-
les. Die Menihemlcnqen be9lcitc.
ten oie Multi nit GROCER 9eaciIter-
ing. lleberaI ipredcn sic 9cute
iiber ole Blame. ME 9eutidIono lid
RIDDEN tonne. pcnn Die gceiqnetc 3eit
gcfommcn lei. Scr @ebrminiiter
Nostc mo sic Generate Neiuboro
mo BON 2iittmib baden ser Neqier-
ma ibren &eiitauo in ser iebigen
&riiis periprodcu. NoSfe iogtc. oaB
cr icbc MoBnnbmIc mImeu0eu milroe.
nm Die Cronmo miredt 81 erboItcn.
Die Heaieritn9 bofit. ooB Oieie Nlls-
ingen Der 6rci militoriideu 6iibrer
menigitenS iiir oie @egemmart ir.
9ea1 Smes &eriuG) ser NegierruqS,
truppetL lid oen gqitotionen qeaeu
Den 6rie0en nn3uifIieBem 81 nidlte
modem miro. Die apnieroatinen err
reaen llnrllben, inbcm iie Maniieite
otagebcn III melden lie ole lluter.
icid)mtng Oes 6ricOcnS beroanmleil.
meldler oeittiheS Serritorirm ob
tritt, Ole @r6Be ser Armee berobiebt
uio Oie Slotte mo Die &olonien aus
@lieicrt. Sic iaaen gon5 ofien. naB
fiir tic Scr Sna Der Abredmung TOM
men miir0e. Us iheint oos 3iel ser
a%onierpotioeu 5i ieim oos @eiilbI 3t
@umlten Der Grridtuns elmer neueu
Armee 5u bebcn. oamit Die Aaiierten
ongedriiien merOen tonuen. lobalo
Die @rmeen Der Iaiierten Demobili.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
Sum Iltsidneioenl
9as 0IHf.

@as Iingt uno ihlud5t I'M &~olenbaine
Gol Sdmer3 Oes g8aloes Sdngerhor;
linn @rab perlallen uno alleine,
Butt er oaS Slid ouraus berpor2
., meld ein 3auber, pel6e 8ome
Geltrideno iiiBer Melooie,
llmlpebt ben Graum bon 2en5esionne
Wfit &olenOuft Der Boelie.
lns leil'' erluaht 81 llcren Welten
Des itunnmen Slides @unoerlano,
Nort mo- Der SriibIing Dem Gntieelten
Gum Auferlteben reiht Die Sono.
Dort no ent5iidt I'M Shonbeitstroume
Des Sdngers 2ie0 gum Aetber lteigt,
Wenn ii6 iein Iuge ideu pom 8aume
3um Holen3auber trunfen neigt.
ltlo all oas 8eben ltn0 oas &Iingen
Das es nit 9errlidfeit umgab,
NuB in Die ftillen Siefen oringen
9c5 Slides l1ngit Deridou'nem @rob.
Nus meIden S6ben itieg oos boIoe,
Dus G~onigsfino ser SagenpeIt?
SIN StrublenfIeio aus SonnengoIoc.
9as nod Elm Traum umfongen bdIt.
gSiro es gu ienen 2ihtaeltaoen
9us 0enen es ein berries 2eio
31 Iangem Sdlunmer emit gelaoen
Gnti6meben ooler Seligfeit?
GS miro Sos Slid ouf iel'gen Nucu
germeilen0, NIT perfl1rtem 8lid
Den elp'Gen 5riibling lddelno i6auen
llno nimmer iebnen li6 5uriif.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

@as az Nadridtcn biz Mittiuud
Mittae i'm Bureau ocS o&aIbiugtOu
S~uurHals" lit, fam in Der am fol9ea.
ben Sreitag crldeiueuoeH Ntummer
geOrmft iuerDen.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04
8urt 9(usi6neiocnl
9ie itcr6ruoc Side.
Son Dem oeutiden 9idter &uOolf
Boumba6 ltammen Die folgcnoer
Berie:

Stllrmmino fam ~beronqeiagt
Bilo iiber Siigel ul0 0eioe.
oNeigt Gu6l" rief sic Grle oer3agt,
u9eugt gn6l" rief ole @eioe.
Sturmpino ralt 0urh YaumQeGit,
3meige fnarren uno fnaden,
ghlr ole eide Itebt trotia felt.
9euet ni6t Saupt uno Madnln
Singeno iein miI6es SieleSlico,
Weiter ourh @alo unb &icle
800 Der Sturm, in WooS uno &i>o
Sag Der aeItiir3te &iele
llnO our GrIe sic @eibe lprcG:
vGiebe, mir leben ale,
limo Ole eide, Die Itarfc, bro6
ullebermut fommt 81 Safe.
Goomun0 iprad Der gernltilc Baum:
~Wia eud 0as 9eben nidt nei6cG.
~Gter6en mlB i'd; i'd idaffc Naum
~S6miegiamen Grlen uro 8cl0nt"
~8ieget I'M 8inoe 0os qriire SOAR
nlleber Der moOernen 2ci6c
uGrlen uno Nei0en ibr omlert, ib pur,
uNber i6 iuar = Die Gihc".
Washington Journal., 1919-07-04

Iae SOrten talter @mfIhmitt,
0efOhten G6infen,
. ii blers, 36-45 &isgs @artt.