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The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
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Honoring her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Owen, Mrs. R. G. Henry enter tained at an informal tea on Thurs day afternoon. The guests brought their work and had g. very pleas ant visit with the hostess and the honGr guest, A very delicious tea was served. Those present were: Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs Eric Tel fer Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall, Mrs w.. C. Blanchard, Mrs. F. J. Web CT, Mrs. W. J. Mulvihill, Mrs, E. J. Shaw, Mrs. Martin Conway, Mrs W. G. Gable. Mrs. Lymen Reynold son Miss Helen Ambrose and Mrs William SheaEer.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mrs. Clyde Rogers and her lit- tie son, Jimmy, returned on the Princess Mary from g visit with friends in Boise, Idaho. On her way home, Mrs. Rogers visited in Seattle with family of MT. J, H Rogers and in Anyox, B. C., with her brother-in-law ana sister, MT and Mrs. E. J. Waterman, MT Waterman, who was at one time connected with the Skagway Daily Alaskan, mechanical department, i: now In Anyox, and he and hts fam' fly are reported aa being well and prospering.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
HeG1 The NQIlilg
Many skagwnY People have done

When the idneye are wtakk the give unmistakable warnings ths should not be ignored. By exam ming the urine and treating the kt neys upon the first yign of ddsor
 der, many days of suffering ma
 be saved. Weak kidneys usuall exper & dark, i'll smelling urin
 urine, full of "brickduet" sedimen and painful in passage. sluggis. kidneys often cause a dull pain i
 the small of the back, headaches dizzy spells, tired. languid feeling and frequent rheumatic twinges., Doan's Kidney Pills are for th' kidneys only; they help weak kid reys to rid the blood of uric poison There is no better recommended re medy.
 Rad the statement that follows: T.. H. Berry, 194 Fargo St.
 Portland Ore, says: T had beer au unusually healthy man and hadn'' been sick day in my life unti. was taken with typhoid fever.
 After the fever left me, my kidney b3uaI.9 awfully weak and the se' cret:t ns passed irregularly and con tainea sediment. Every quick m-ve sent quick sharp, cutting
 pains through me and was lame aui stiff all over. I read about
 Deans Kidney Pills and startef
 to uss them. They soon put mJ
 Kidneys in good order and I fell Eka 3 different man."
 Price 60 c, at all dealers. Dont
 simply ask for a kidney remedy
 get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that MT. Berry had. Foster-Mil
 burn Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. r.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
The Golden North HOte

to sleep, and when morning came found themselves out to sea. The two men got in Q small skiff tend CT and started for somewhere. Capt. Schwa-tzer, on his way to Seward, GrCm the logging camp at Day liar bor sighted the two men off Cape Fl lington and went to the rescue, talk ing them back to their camp. The gas boat SnOwstorm is now out searching for the missing boat.
 Capt. Schwartzer arrived in port last night with several men from San Juan's logging camp and will probably go out within a few days. -SCwOrd Gateway,
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday services will be held at 7:3O D. m. in the Church Edifica of Christian Science Society of skag- way, corner Main St., and Fourth Ave. ..
 Christian Science Subiest:.-EYer' lastine Punishment.
 The public Ia cordially invited.
 Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
 wednesday evening service 7:8o o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
Two Men Rescued
 At Sea

Two men, J. Doolittle and A. Lynd ser, connected with the James out 1T n Prince Of Wales Passegs. were rescued at sea four days ago by Capt. Harry Schwartzer of tho San Juan's gas boat Helen. DoOlit- tie and Lyndsey were out in a largt life hUat, equipped with 10 horse power engine, when the propelling force stopped and, refused to work. Ghe men dropped their anchor, went
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

On Friday evening Mir. and Mrs R. G. Henry entertained at dinner for Mir. and Mrs. William shearer and their niece, Miss Sadie Moores' Later in the evening the diners were joined by MT. and Mrs. James Ken nedy, MT. and Mrs, B. F, Boyker and Miss Helen Ambrose, and a de- llghtful evening with cards followed Dainty refreshments were served Mrs. Henry was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. E. H, owen,
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mrs. E. T.. MoBrien, accompanied by her little grand daughter Renar nee McBrien, will arrive On the Ci- ty of Seattle. Mrs. E. T. Me Brien has been absent from home for several weeks, having gone to Seattle to meet her son, Walter Me Brien, who is homo from foreign service and will be mustered out aa soon as possible, ...i
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mrs. E. H. Owen, former matron Of the W. P. and r. R. hospital,
 will leave on Tuesday next for Whitehorse for d visit with her husband, MT. E. H. Owen, who is engineer on one Of the river boats with headquarters inssWhitehowe Mrs. Owen will be absent for mons or six weeks when she will return and again be a member Of her ia ther's home. Mrs. Owen will be accompanied by her little son Dick.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Cleon Ask, when last heard from' was ln Seattle, enjoying a furlough visit with the family of his brother Karl Ask. Many of the returning men are waiting in Seattle for trans portation to Fort William H. Seward where they will be mustered out.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mrs. William Bunting Is now oc- Cupying the south apartment in the Zlnkan Terrace; Mra Bowman the center apartment and Miss Stone and Mss Montgomery the north ap- partment. The Terrace is con veniently fitted up for housekeep- ing and makes a very comfortable home for the corps of eachetre.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mrs. Emma La Londe will come to skagway on the. City of Seat tie aLd visit with her daughter
 Mrs. William Bunting, until the close of 4the public school, when the two laGdes will leave for Van, couver, Washington, where Mrs Bunting will reside with her par ents in the future.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

W. H. Stowers has moved his fom fly from the Gutfeld cottage on Third avenue to the cottage recent ly vacated by the family of Deputy Marshal James Miller. MT. and Mrs. Stowers made the change in order to have a vegetable garden and to have rooIl for a chicken hatchery. MT. Miller moved to near the jail in case of an emergen- cy. .,, .s,,l !. i}I ss.S
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

The Woman's Church Auxiliary met at the home Of MT. and Mrs. L. A. Harrison on Friday with Mrs. Harriet Jacobs and Mrs. Sarah Shorthill as hostesses. After a
 business session a social chat was indulged, in and all enjoyed a pleas ant time. Bountful refreshments
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
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James L. Stewart returned on the Princess Mary from a visit to Van couvcr, B. C., where he went some tims ago to accompany the remains of his sister, Miss Mary E. Stewart MT. Stewart is for the present at the Portland hotel.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

J. Il. Rogers, who succeeds F. B. Wurzbacher as general agent of the ". P. and Y. R. with headquar- ters ill Skagway, arrived on the Princess Mary and at a later date brlp: his family to live here.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mir. and Mrs W. D. Mcbride passed thru skagway this week on their way home to Whitehorse. MT. Mcbride is time keeper for the B.. Y. N. Mrs, Mcbride was Miss E. M. Teskey, a former teacher in Whitehorse.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

were served. The invited guests were Mrs. F, J. Van de Wall and N ., James H. Smith of Fort Will liam H. Seward, Mrs. Frank D. Web ster and, Mrs. Charles Curtis.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mrs. W. w. Dickinson, wife of the w. P. agent at hWitehorse, was an arrival in Skagway Friday and will be Pullen House guest un- til the next train.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
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MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Keller and Mrs. Leila E. Crow have moycG into the Bunting cottage on the corner of Eighth avenue and Stats Street an0 are at home to their friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
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Mrs. James H. Smith, of Fort William H. Seward came up from the Post on e gas boat, the Grey homi, Friday, for Q weekend visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. J. MulvihiQ.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Miss Helen Ambrose of seattle arrived on the Princess and will fill the position of matron at the White Pass hospital left vacant by the resignation of Mrs. E. H. Owen.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
 5 The Week In Society t


cesr Mary, and after a rest at the Pullen H ouse, they went on to the Atlin country where MT Malutn has extensive mining interests,
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

AIr. Dudley Allen is in town for shor: visit with Mrs, Allen, who is the guest of her father, Mir, Jon athon McBrien.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
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William Lehman, of White Pass arrived in town the latter part of the week for a visit with his wife and son,
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mir, A. J. Baker was a dinner guest of Judge and Mrs. J. J. F.. Ward and Mrs, McKettrick on Wed nesday.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
MARCH

Blossom on the plum, Wild wind and merry Leaves upon the cherrya And one swallow come. Red windy dawn, Swift rain and sunny: Wild bees seeking honeN Crocus on the lawn, Blossom on the plum. Grass begins to grow, Dondelions come; Snowdrops haste to go, After last months snow; Rough winds beat and blow, Blossom on the plum.
 -Norah Hopper,
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Miss B. Damer, of Glacier, was a guest of Mrs. W. c. Wright thls week, returning home on Friday.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Maluin and their young daughter, Renee, of Par;s France, arrived on the Prin-
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
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V, I. Hahn, superintendent of the W. P. and Y. R., made Q visit 10 W'fItehorse Friday, ...
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

The liberal terms on victory Bonds make 1t possible for every one to subscribe.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03
ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Morning. Mass at ten thirty o'clock. Sunday School: Immediately after Mass.
 Rosary Sermon and Benedlctior and May Devotiona at seven thir- ty ih the evening.
 Father Edgar Gallant,
 Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. IF, meet iu A. B. Hall first Monday tn every mont at s:3o ?. m. Visiting Brothers cordially @ei' c ms {;
 cHAs. BRocKM1LLER. Pres
 J. c. PHELPS. secy. |.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-03

William SheaEer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-21
BUDE VYDAN BYVALY NEMECKY
CiSAR LIDSKE SPRAVEDLNOSTI?

napada nam osud hrdiny nesmrteneho dia Vikto
Huga Vajeana enz odsouzen kadez bochncku chile
haden zmirac ditky svoi sesry lea galeje
este odpykani hrozneho testu pronasedovan jest
"spravedlnosti dskou. Porovname vnu eho spachanou
jen neprekonateneho pudu ably zachranl sve
mile vnou bensk6 bestie sotva bychom nas mefitka ak
potresati silence, jenz dktoval zkazu celemu sveu.
Uceni stastkove nam pravi re celia zem6koule obyde
Jest 600 dmi Jsme isti re aspon zemich
civisovanych kazdy ednec by vakou nebaze
stzen nebude dozata cd pravdy daleko kdyz fekneme
nasedky zotinu spachaneho trune poctovany byy
nepfimo divochy tech nejzapomenuteSc koutech
matky zeme.
U mas Americe pla prave dane pfijmu, bfemeno
Gto zem neobvykle jehoz sotva blzke budoucnosu
zbavime Penize konecn6 jsou posednim. jsme
ztra Kdo dnes valen6 BRINE jen nejakym tim dollarem
odbude jest ltpe, nez kdo vzpominat musi
opuseny daleko okeanem kde spi vecny
n6kdo, ko sta blzko. sp czne, kde sova kdy bude
eho hrob az n6kdo budeme m pfilezost je hle
dati vsim vnen clovek enz leta byl znam jake
covek chorobneho rozumu.
Utrpen litsva vaky bylo tax hrozne zdaa byt
vykoupenm Mliony idskych zivotu byy zmafeny
dasi mony cek smrt hadem ese dnesni DOLBY kdy tice
vilecna jz dozuria.
Neznameniejsi pr,vnici ale radi ese dnes pocit
arclorem, nehoz spada vna Nemohou pry najit pa
ragrafu kery esta by podobny velkozocn Zcea die INA
meho normbeIskeho prvda die kereho mali zlocnci
veSe velci propousteli
Ze jest Viem fiohenzolen blazen, prohlasil H pred
sam Bismark Pojizdel svych sesach do Vdn6
Konopste Prahou kaza vzdy zaahnouti zaclony ze
ezncnim hra druzinou karty ably nemusel
a nenavdene m6sto ami pOhedouti.
AS pred dvacit ety neznamy kraan ferina zpusob Vi
emovi vece nepfijemy sve DOLBY budc smich
dobny. iako znanla afera nemeckeho u KOpnku.
Ma prazske poiceni riditesv dosa telegracka zados
vydan zatykac stGho Vema kaisra bytem PO
stupimi jako zurvy silence Jest hedan zdrzue
Rakousku zvlaSni znimka bya udana
pfisn mnohomuvnost uprchleho bazna Dotycny ufednk
nepochop vtp skuecne teeyrafova cetnicke stance
uvedeny zaykac Tepve pozdej byla mystifkace
tato velke zosti dvorskych vsenemcu obevena
Kdo ale podafeny sprym spacha, objeveno nebylo
Dnes test Herr Hohenzollern zate svobode, po-
ieho synove jeho generaove admraove vschni IT,
keri nebezpecnou svuru slenym skukum ponou
Cely narod reznku vrahu zen dek jest dosud bez
tres naopak eSte drze chub ze neby vlecnem poll
premozen b ami mad spachanym zociny nejev IL
tos Zebre pomoc il. zocinec pro n6hoz jest
sbence cestnou. zimu HOandsku drZe hasi do
sveta nev kde stravl Ieo IDA Riviefe. Opat
neb Egypte.
Uboha spravednosti lidska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-21
NAROKY PoLSKA MA
CDANSKO.

|Skd, Stdl VLAVASAAo "a AoSU - - ~
ska, bude jednim nejzavaz-
nejsich bodu, nichz jednau
bude mirova konference phi OBJ
novovani neodvislosti Polsky,
/ jez vice jak sto let trpela pod
Them tri nejmocnejsich monar-
chii sveta. Nalezajic Sc phi
mori Baltickem, pri 1sti reky
Visly, jez Sc svymi pfitoky
plyne veskrze hranicich pol
skeho kralovstvi, jak toto exi-
stovalo v roce 1740, nez bylo
rozdeleno mezi Rusko, Prusko
a Rakousko, pristavni mesto
Gdansko kontroluje pravem
slova smyslu vyvoj zeme, jez
Sc "a MIN naleza.
Nemecko trva ma zachovani
pristaviSte pro nemeckou flsl
ma tom zaklade, re jeho obyva
Itelstvo jest vetsinou nemecke.
Polsko naproti tomu cini 81 ma
roxy ma toto mesto ma tom Ia
klade, ze ,po tri stoleti patrllo
X neodvisle Polsce je nutne
k jeji vyvoji. Kdyby mesto
,oto nachazelo Sc moci jine
mocnosti, neodvislost Polska
byla by pouze ma paplre.
,Gdansko veyodi celemu .1doli
Visly zustane-li V moci neme-
cke, Polsko bude Sc nachazeu
nepretrzite We stinu nemecke
utocnosti a v. hospodarskem
aodruci. Kdyby bylo priprave
no O Gdansko, Polsko hebylo
by S to vyuzitkovati k svemu
hospodarskemu vyvoji svych
vOdnich cest.
Rozdeleni Polska znamena-
llo take rozdeleni Visly. Ra-
kousko 81 pfisvojilo jeji pra-
men pocatecni tok, Rusko Ia
uialo stredni cast a Prusko wa
10 81 onu cast, jez vedla cd hra
Ruska az po more. Toto
rozdeleni prirozene znicilo u.
izitecnost tohoto ficniho toku.
tax ze pro obchod nemel Ia
koveho vyznamu, jaky mohl
miti "a jinych okolnosti. s
dvaciti svymi pritoky reka ta-
to ma delky 4.80O mil a temer
100 mil je splavneno anebo
muze byti splavneno. S vyjim
kou nemecke casti Vista neby-
olzivana "a vodni cestu pc
vice jak pull druheho stoleti.
Prusko melo jenom asi jednu
petinu jeji delky, ale byla to
East neidulezitejsi, jezto vedla
k mori dale Sc snadno splav-
niti. Gdansko, m6sto vice jak
900 let stare, Sc stale dulezl-
tvm obchodnim strediskem a
jeho vyvoj bude daleko rych-
leisi. stane-li Sc pfistavistem
neodvisle Polsky.
O Gdansku prvni zminka Y
historii Cini sc rOce 997. u
mesto toto byly svadeny zapa-
sy mezi Dany, Svedy. PomOfa-
. ny Teutonskymi rytirskym'
rady, ktere posleze staly Sc pa
ny mesta v roce 1910. Pod je-
.iich panstvim vZrustal blaho.
|, byt mesta a v roce 1888 pripo.
, iilo sc X Hansovni lize a ro
ce 1866 prohasilo Sc svobod
i nym mestem pod protektOra
: tenn Polska. Valka V StOlet
: 'Sedmnacten a Osmnactem znl
i ely jeho blahobyt a pri prv
MIN d6leni PoEka V roce III.
ztratilo svuj obchodni vyznam
& V rOce 1893 stalO sc maJetken
: Prusu, ale V roce 1907 dobyt'
i bylo francouzskymi voJsky pot
NapOleOnem. SpOJencl, bOJu
j. iici prot Napoleonovi, zmocni
J. Ii Sc znOvu mesta roce l8ll
a vratili je Prusku, pod jeho,
[. kontrolou zustalo az do poraz
) ky NGmecka pfitomne valce
e Mnoho pamatek ma stredo
a vek zustava V Gdansku. Stare
k zitne budovy V nekterych Ca
e stech zustaly zachOvany. Mez
e pozoruhodne stavby mesta pa
4. til chram P. Marie, jehoZ STAY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-21

Ceny napoju soupaj do takove vyse, re kratko uo
ven 'sluSne opice" bude vysadou jen milioniru.
SpouObcan kterys zapat iistemu ncemOvi 2o dolaru,
ably tento zabi to moh t noc Cleyeandu prOchaz
kou stalo by to zadarmo.
chicazSti bandite S kazani Louivile byi TAX
domuti Si poci kde kacn6 vyznal spa
chanch zloGin Odporucovai bychom vehna vsechna po
deze individual do kostelu snad by to pomoho vice nez
detektivni sluzba.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
Die lebten Rubeitatten,
MISUNDERSTANDING plaunrrri mn prtrr Bumbriirh.

mittlcren Guropos 3. g. bat man
ale Nrteu Der 8eitattllng lin0 @rob-
fonItruftioneu geiunOen. Sier Wa-
rem 2eiden mo Gotenbeigoben boil
fla, BORT beiOe MIR teilpeiie oer-
brunnt. llnO nfon6e uorgeidi6tlt.
den @~rabfunOe forOerten aus Dem
Sar0e Scr S%otcn6iigel, aus @rob.
fammern, Stcinfiiten uno @onggrd-
bern ioipo6l baIbocrbrannte 2eidet
nie o1td glihenurnen 5utage. Iu6
bel sen Salienoen BON 6loGgrdbern,
Die lid ouf Der beriibmten 8eltot-
tungS1tGtte bon SnIIta0t in Sber-
0Iterrei6 befinoen unO eHter <ltltr-
periooe Der iiingeren borgei9idtli.
den 3eit a~ngeb0ren (oon oer @ii-
ieni6aft ole Salltootperiooe 9e-
nannt), bat man in ebenio bielen
TGaen cine 9eiieBung Der 2eifen
nit pie o6ne &e%rbreennltng fonita'
tirt. @atn un0 no Die @inGi9e,
ritnq 5uerit o~ngctpan0t tpuroe, 1T
nidt 5u beitimmen. SeoenfauS
tonlmt tic in Der porgeI6i9tli6en
mic in Ser geididtIiAen 3eit in foit
alien Seilen ser @roe Dor. 9ie
@ei6er uno Sflopen BEG &eritorbe.
lrelt mrroen pielfad nit p%erbrannt.
Nift iiberou icbte man oie Ai6e in
llrren BEL. @inige 80lfer morfen lie
ms @oiier o0er 5eritreuten iie in
ale @inoe. Sn 9euti9lano fom.
men Die t0nernen Sotenurnen am
61uiiqIten Dor. 8ieIe oobon ltellen
- mobl nit 8e3ug alf ben 8e.
Itatteten lelber - elm menI6li9e3
@eIidt, onoere fIeine Na1biloungen
Ser oomoligen @obuitdtten oar.
Sic Mumifi5icrung ser 2eiden,
in ser ii6 ser pietdtooqe @unid, iid
oen Gotten moglifIt LANCE 81 erbal-
ten 3t ~erfennen gibt, bat erit in
oen 3eiten Der gei6i9tli9en l1eber-
Lettering begonnen, als an 0ie Steae
Der Sotenfurft mebr un6 me6r 0ie
&~erebrltng trat. PIN friibeIten uno
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
Ser s6eiierbmfcn cines oltgriehii6eu 9elbcn

clgnen StammeSaugeb0rigen 81
idiiBer, nebmen nit Der Wenge nno
Der &~oltborfeit jener - miel Die Se-
1tottungsitGtten bemeiien = cher 81
aIs o6. uno oa5 gilt ni6t nur fiir
Die prG6iitorii1en, ionoern at6 iilr
oie ip4teren SSobrtauienOe, oenn ge-
rooe i'm gei6i9tli6en altertum
nimmt BET falt alien Solfern Die
S6Gnoung Ser 2ei9en uno @liinoe-
rlng Ser 8rGber einen groBen &aum
elm. Sic dgpptii6en BDramiOenL oieie
gigantilden @raboenfmdler Der Fba-
raoneu ioaten sic oarin 6efinOli6en
3ci6cn ser @erriher unO oeren So-
t%enbciqaben iiber ane 3eiten binauS
Dor liiIternem 5reoel Idiiter, uno in
Der Sot lit e5 ia ald bel pielen
Yprami0en bis auf Ben belltigen Gag
nod nidt gelungeu, Den perborgenen
Gingang sur @ra6famnter 81 emit
0eden.
SSn IpGteren SabrtauienOen folg-
ten Sen Epromi0en Die III 6ellen ein'
aebarten @rabfammern uno Die
2abprint6e nit nielen ourheinanoer.
InufenOen @dngen 0ie etpaige uilbe-
fn9te @inoringlinge irrcfiibreu Iou-
ten. NuG oas berii6mtelte uno groBs
te BON alien Qabprintben, OaS etlpa
300 W1etcr in Ser 2Gnge uno 240
Meter in Scr 8reite NAB, mar mad
Angobe oes gricdi16en S6riftitel-
Ier3 6erooot CUR Hll9cltdtte cincs
:@erriders beItimmt. Sn melt idlaue-
rer @eiIe ais ale oicie Ma6tbabcr
bat cine &onigin 0cs alien Babylon,
Sicotris nit Romerl, Die @ntpen-
0ung BON Sd1ben aus ibrcm @rabc
gu oer6inoern gemuBt. Sic lieB 'auf
ibre @rrft Die @orte ieeen: pSoate
elmer meiner Na6folger in @eloper.
l%egenbeit geraten 10 moge err meme
9ubeIt1tte 0ffnen laiien uto iid
nae S6Gbe ne6mer, oie er bier i'm
0cn miro; bod rate iG, MIR bel
nr0Bter @elonot oas @ra6 81 off
men, ocnn NuBen miro cine, iolde
Sat niemano bringen."
Giele Sabre blieb Die @ruft I'M
DcrIe6rt, Biz Der Herierfonig 9ariis
5ie offnen lieB. Bon S6dsen mar
and nidyt elm Spur oarin ertbal.
ten. @uf Dem 2ei6nam Der G0nigin
aber fano maj folgenoe Snidrift:
9Gtte Did ni6t sic idma6poae @ier
nad 9eute ilno Die Sudt mad @elo
oerleitet, = niemals miiroeit On
Die GubcItGtte Ser Gotten gciddnOet
bnben.~
aud BET Ser Gindiderune Der
Gciden un0 Soten6eigaben miro ais
beItimmenoe llriade Die Ibii6t nit
geipirft baben Sen 8rabi@anoungen
GinbaIt 81 tim. Gin l~lebergan9
3miIfen Dem 9egraben uno Gin
0idcrn scr 9ei6cn lit bel ben pr1bi-
ltoriihcn 9olfern faIm feit5uitcaer.
sSsn Der 21noeru DcS n6r0lifen ullo
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27

am @eeresufer, unO oilitraIiide
8oIferitGmme bringen bic gctroduc.
ten &0rper Der &ornebmen in boblen
9dumcn utter, mGbreno man nit
Den 9ciden ser Nermeren e6enio oer-
i1brt, ober obne tic porber 5u DOR.
rem. 4n Der gtorOfiiite Auitralicns,
am @olf pon G%arpentaria, pcroen
Oie Seidcn bon ocn @ingeborenen
5unddit becr0igt, nod einigen Ia
gen ober mie0er be~rporgebolt. Die
in5niiGcn %pertpeIte @aut miro o6ge-
5ogeu, Der 2eib aufgeihuitten uno
ser &0rper Damn otf einem bol5er-
rcn @eitel, untcr Dem 6eucr emit
5iinoet miro, Iongiam geoorrt. 9oS
Set utto @lut, OaS bon Der Seide
beruntertr0pfelt, fangcn Oie 8ei6er
0es Stammes olif, Inn ii6 Die Soare
0amit ein5urei6en unO lie Damn 81
Bill i6en 8iinoeIn 5u frauieln. =
0ie Mrmien Der 8eruauer lpuroen
in 6odenOcr Stellung beigeiebt uno
5ioar nielfo6 in Ser glrt, OaB ite Oas
@cIift nit Den &GAoen beoeden. Die
Snfos bra8ten Die 2ei6en ibrer
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27

Sen, mo crit in Ser neuleren 3eit
tebrte man mie0er 5ur antifen @ius
fa66eit Ser Mauioleen unO Sarfo.
pGage 5nriid.
gine beionoere Sorm BON @rab-
mGlern fin0et ii6 bel ben alien Sn.
bern, n1mIif Die Gopes. IS fine
gro6biigel0bnIi6e, glodenformige
@ebGlioe, in 0enen meiit &eliquien
9u0obas, oes inoii9en &eligions.
FILTERS, url6 Ieiner Sdiiler auf6c.
nobrt ipur6en. Ser llnterbau lit oiel.
iof ter~roIicnf0rmig angelegt unO
nie ser Sberbult aus Steinen ct.
ridtet. 3as nit S6ulen umge6ena
9ai1perf bot cine 5iemlide @0be
uno lit pben nit einem SteinbilO-
merf gefrGnt. Gin 8ortal unO cine
greppe fiibren an bic Guppel ber-
an.
0oB BON fllltipierten &olfern urs
alte 8eItattunQSformen ourd pielc
Sabrtaulenoe bepabrt murOen, be.
meiIt ms OaS merfmiiroi9e 9eitat.
tungSpcria6ren Ser @arien. @ie i'm
Nnfange oieies gluflabes erlud6nt
muroe. mar oas 9lusieben Der So
ten cine Ser G~lteiten 9eItattltngswei'
len. Sic anhdnger Der felt mebr
ols 21A SabrtmIicnben b%eltebenoen
irouii6en 9Sationnlreligion, Die TO-
eben g~enonnten Barien, baben Die
len 9rolt6 in iciner lripriinglifiten
6orm beibe6oIten. .Sn Der peril
iHen Sauptltaot Gebcrati, in 9om-
bop unO einigen onoeren Stooten
SnOiens, no beltte nod ettpa bum
0erttauieno bon ben parliI6en 6eu-
eranbetern leben, erbeben ii6 auf Ell.
mem @iigel in Der Nd6e bes Srtes
6obe Steintiirme: Sic 9afbma ooer
nSiirme hes S6meigens". @uf ibren
poll ser @roe ans uniidtbaren 8latt'
iormen meroen oie 2eiden ausgeiebt