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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
WEBSTERVILLE

Mrs. Pearl Dow, who has been caring
for Mrs Petersen, returned to her home
in East Barre Friday
Pvt. Leo Donahue of Baltimore, Md,
has been honorably discharged and is
visiting relatives here.
Mary Mathews of Barre spent Sunday
here with friends
Carrie Pelkey, who has been employed
in Orange, is home for a short vacation.
Mrs r. Sturgeon and daughter, Mar
ion, of Montreal are visiting at John
MacFarlanes.
Pvt Gordon Guy Of Camp Devens Wis
tied relatives here Sunday
Elizabeth Blow of Northfield spent the
week end with her parents
The exercises at the Baptist church,
given by the Sunday school Easter morn
ing, were largely attended and enjoyed
by all.
Medora Boucher returned TO Mortified
Saturday after visiting her parents for
several days.
Pvt. Alex Sartwell has been honorsbly
discharged from service and returned
home last week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending April 10.

Mr. Lewis spent four days this week sum
marizing account books in the Brookfeld
and East Randolph branch district. With
those that we have taken previously this
makes "a summarized to date. A brief
summary of these show labor income
of Ssl7 from a farm with total capital
of ST,755, 1875 cows and AZ crop acres,
His total receipts are 1884 of which
IS per cent came from dairy products
and 1875 per cent from livestock and
livestock products. The expenses Of the
farm amount to Sl,629 or 81 cents for
each dollar received goes for farm ex.
penses. OF the expenses 81 per cent Is
for labor and 45 per cent for feed. This
leaves farm income OF 81 POS Taking
out 5 per cent interest on investment we
get SSl7 for the farmers labors outside
of what living the farm gives him. The
average returns per COW were Sl2l Com
pare some Of these figures with those
on your farm and see where you stand.
Ii you do not have such figures available,
wouldn't they be worth while having
1t Is not too late to start book now,
with the first of April as a starting
point. Send at once for an account book
from the farm bureau office,
This coming week plan to visit the
towns of Newbury, Bradford, Thetford
and STAFFORD With better roads we
hope to be able to make necessary farm
Gala in different parts of the county as
soon as possible. II you want call, let
the county agent know.
May | is the last date for receiving
applications for the Farm Loan associa-
ton this spring If you want to have
your farm included, send in at once TO
the secretary treasurer, +. II. Loveland,
Chelsea.
recent letter from the commissioner
Of agriculture, L. S, Brigham, calls at
tention to the system Of certifying seed
potatoes, which that department over
sees. Ii interested in handling certified
seed potatoes this year as a cash prod
uct, write the farm bureau Office now
for more information
Miss Dutton and Mr.. ingalls,, state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
THOROUGH WORK
How a Barre Citizen Found Freedom
from Kidney Troubles.

How Barre Citizen Found Freedom
from Kidney Troubles.
If you suffer from backache---
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the
kidneys,
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
tested by thousands.
Barre people testify.
Can you ask more convincing
proof of merit?
Mrs. F. Cassiva, "a Farewell
street, Barre, says:
Sometimes my kidneys act unnatur-
ally | suffe- quite bit from heavy
pains across my back, and they bother
me when | bend Doan's Kidney Pills,
which ] got at Cummings & Lewis drug
store, at these times always relieve me,
Occasional use SINCE has always given
satisfactory results"
Prince 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy - get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Cas-.
silva had Foster Milburn Co., Mrs,
Buffalo, n Y.--Ady
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
Epa =
SOC, 60c. S1.20
TALK OF THE TOWN


This is peppermint pattie week at the
Barre Candy Kitchen Apollo pepper
mint patties. Watch for ady.-ady.
Largest line Of new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens Cali and
get prices. Il. A. Prindle. Northen
block.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Murdo
C. McIver at as Perry street has been
purchased by the Barre Congregational
church and the property will be used as
a parsonage.
Maceabees, attention. Special meet
ing to practice for inspection and any
other necessary business Wednesday
evening at o'clock Guards are asked
to be sure and be present.
A large attendance il requested, espe-
cially by business men, at the general
meeting of the Salvation Army executive
committee for the coming campaign, the
meeting being called for the Rowland
hall this evening at o'clock
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are re-
minded that Odd Fellowship has been es.
tablished in America 100 years. Thurs
day evening, April "a, will be gala
night for the Observance of the anniyer-
sary. The committee hopes to see the
1 o, Q. f. hall filed to capacity
Papers were signed yesterday whereby
Alex. Mackie disposed of his express and
trucking business TO Charles NJ Leith Of
26 SpauIding street. The latter is well
known about town, having been EN-
ployed by George B. Milne for nine years,
and soicits the patronage of all former
customers Of Mr. Mackie and invites
that of any the various business or pri.
yate interests in the city. At present
orders may be telephoned to Mrs. Alex,
Mackie or Marrions Cigar Store or left
at 20 Spaulding street. A telephone will
be installed later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22

1880. A short program will be given, fol.
lowed by dancing. Everyone is invited
to attend
Mrs. Gordon Mcleod went to Burlng-
ton to-day to attend meeting of the
N. E. o. P. grand lodge
Malcolm McIver went to Springfield
Sunday, where he has secured employ
ment.
Mrs. August Haka of Groton, Conn, is
visiting friends here.
A baked bean supper will be served in
the Presbyterian church hall on Thurs.
day evening, April a. Admission, l5c
and 25c.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22

boys and girls club leader, are holding
meetings this week on boys and girls
club work in the following places:
Orange, the ed; Waits River grange,
the 23d; East Randolph, the Gath; and
Brookfeld, the 25th.
Miss Holden from the state extension
service and Miss Dutton will hold dem.
onstrations on thrift in clothing at the
following places: Williamstown, Tues
day afternoon, April %; Vershire,
Wednesday afternoon, April 30; Tun-
bridge, Friday afternoon, May 2. They
viii also attend the regular meeting Of
Chelsea West Hill club Tuesday, April
20, aud Tunbridge No, club Friday
night, May ,.
Butterscotch Pie Melt together 2 Ia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22

blespoons butter and cup Of brown sugar.
Cook until a rich brown, then add a cup
of hot milk. Simmer and add yolk Of
egg beaten to a cream, with | table
spoonful cornstarch. Fill baked crust.
Cover with meringue and brown in
oven
i. Mildred Dutton. Home Dem. Agent
Il. II, Loyeland, County Agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
HOW TO SAVE ON SHOES

"Out of curiosity ] tried pair of
Neolin Soles," writes w. P. Mccartney
of ST. Louis, and today, after five
months OF hard service fail to notice
any real signs of wear on them"
This statement points the way to
real economy in shoes. What your
shoes cost, by the year, depends largely
on how the soles wear and Ne6lin Soles
do wear a very long time. Moreover,
they are exceedingly comfortable and
waterproof-scientihcally made to be
exactly what soles should be and SO
worn now by millions.
They are available everywhere on
new shoes and for re-soling. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Company, Akron, Ohio, who also
make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to
outwear any other heels.
ne0lifl Soles
Trade Mars Reg. U. q Pat OF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
A New, Harmless Way
to Danish Hairy Growths
Beauty Topics

By following this suggestion any
woman can, in the privacy of her own
home, remove every trace Of hair or fuzz
from her face: With powdered delatone
and water mix enough paste to cover the
not wanted hairs; apply and in 2 or 3
minutes rub off and wash the skin This
method is unfsiling, harmless and quick
in results, but care should be employed
to get the genuine delatone.--Ady
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
GRANITEYILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaRock have re-
turned from Fairfield, where they were
called by the death of a relative.
A benefit box social will be held in
Miles hall Friday evening, April %, at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBAC0
Sloan's Liniment has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinges

This warmth-giving, congestion
scattering MISUNDERSTANDING REM
edy generates seithoat rubbing right to
the aching spot and brings quick relief,
surely, cleanly. A wonderful help for
external pains, eprains, strains, stiff.
ness, headache. lumbago, bruises.
Get your bottle today-costs little,
means much. Ask your druggist for it
by name. Keep it handy for the whole
family. The big bottle is economy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

sleeves rro knIi'cd.in WIN tho gar.
buf tho deep cuffs orc addci
separately. fhe rdrc o. tho sleeve be
FMS drawn iu a DO whore o. meets 'hc
cum 90 give A Trim. fsporIur line. Tho
iDtrr odro % this dyop Gun turns
back uf fHu wrist Wherever @ g.
rH. uIo 90 Introduce "a touch of con.
'f1.' hy using white 70 hHs hcon done,
'H. white wool being added with a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

note u color Jiai now mo fiIHh
sweater o. black tu' ko'p your ego
on navy blue knitted coat. Cor u.N'
summer They promise to survive Do
black models Another uIgN.uf'H.'I
Upon. this one with kui.'.I.u .pU..-
a pictured. Here again ihH vI"'..u
is almost under the bust bar iHu
sweater b. pulled over fho bU.' FEB rlE'
l loose eject o. the top of 'ho ru
meui. IN contrast Co the trinity puzzled
lower part The sleeves uru uHrl.l
almost % 'ho elbow which mHh,
them cling vcry tFhfly tU % tfm
Frocks may have Happy, rU1i.nr
sleeves. bar sweaters must htN Trim
MGR lines Tho collar ana cuns Of ihs
a.ip.tp have decorative points which
any average kniticr can manage Dos
narrowing Tor Widening OF Ffo pro-
rscds with her work -ItptulIrE Un
whether shc starts OF end With fhU
pointed portion AMI you VIII note
That collar ana cuffs are done n
plain rib stitch while thc garment If
solf To- ribbed, that is. knii one WHf
and purlCd The other These rnufrls
In stitch produce the now effects that
distinguish this season. sweaters from
last seasons models \ very nncifI
arrangement % stitches ia shown ON
the squurc.nccked flip-on which Is ID
decidedly new modoI-lusi out n
you intend 20 copy this dainty lIfilr
sleeveless Jacket for yourself. motto
hat the garment IN narrowed confid
crably above tho wnistlIno at each
sidc-to give tho nrmholo "a pro
nounccd curve, Ana che effective trim
min bands are not knitted separately
and scwUi on-not az ull. they are
knitted rght In with tho Earmout' D.
h. tus' a matter % change ~ stitch.
you see. The bands are IN plain knit.
tinE, tho slip-on itself ls knitted and
purlod 20 give the ribbed stitch. A.
The lower edge the ribbon threaded
oncct IN produced by reversing tho
system. sections of purliuE coming on
The outer side Instead o. a whole
puzzled surface on tho wrong sido A.
In tho main part OF tho sllp.on.
4 DashinR Black And White Model
You will DO almost certain to want
TO copy the black sweater with white
crochet edge Tor there IL something
especially dashing and captivating
about a. No complicated changes Of
stitch either, 20 obsorve-just plain
knitting until n gets throughl Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
rrcnch Sweaters na,c Much Dlsul,,

All the now Paris sport coats. worn
on the Riviera this eason are Cx-
trcmciy long-ovon the sllp-on styles.
Some OF these French sweaters are
very beautiful. n Tor Instance made
" alternating stripes Of gray shetland
WOOL and gray silk. and another u
gray siik with deep collar, Guns and
odFo.band OF gray angora. An allur-
ing blue jersey alip-on with a soft
sash that tie at one Side. has two
iicra Of pockets on each side. below
the sash. and also on the sleeve
though probably the sleeve pockets
are for effect rather than use A new
| American sweater modelled AFTER the
/ French styic D. shown IN the two-tonc
tan sport Goa with a sash that passes
twice around tho waist. This sweater
Is done IN the knii-onc-way puri.tho.
I uther-Nay aun which glKes such
a close. hno rib stitch on the outer
side. aud tho absence OF trimming
bands b. notable. a very exclusive
sport coat indeed ~ the ono of gold
coiorcd H.lk. and you Will immediately
by the perfectly new note-a sash
%fsatcnine made of n rlnF ana a short
bar. the bar. acwcd into the material
q the sash. holding the sash-ond IN
place In the rims Tho snsh' you
perceive. has only one cnd-ihe rims
being lta beginning Tho Ions coliai
daiufily rcnll0pod az o. odgo Il vct,
graceful. bat observe the absence OF
cuns 20 match. tho sleeves huttonlnl
closely about the wrist. With thi'
sweater goes "a very smart golf skifI
made % Frocn and gold and grai
plaid wool. The hat m Particular
smart aiso With 49, angora crown anf
!'. green ana pale yellow wool pom
pona,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

N|.NN I.HHH Dol. o.. #....mw LW."
n LII e.. - - ,
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v,u4n h.. b...r.. .l..,.w.t d.
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bus, srIr.rr vU.u.u.r ... .~.Dr.r,f
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a., gpr,.r.rr 10 ..r...t. and I..
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
Velvet slip.ons For Formal sport
Costume

a formal sport costume d % 10
which the wcarer does not participate
IN an active sport but D. an o~n..ookor
A costume ot this type. pictured.
shows "a sport skirt and sport shirt Of
white silk and a stunning dark srcon
velvet sleeveless Jacket with double
breasted bolt and triv satin stock
showing In the Jacket opening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
End uttS

New Sweaters from Paris
Are Very Long and Fir
TRINITY - Puzzled Stitches
Used Wherever a Knit.
fed Sweater Must Cling
To the Figure - Henna
Siipons tor The Tennis
Court BlackSporiCo Goats
Immensely Smart
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02

in unenolide 6ernen iid perllerenO,
bic S%abarapiiite Iid anI6IieBt.
@nloloIe fable 6eliengebirge, nit
Gteintrumnlern iiber0pdt, balO mcai-
gcs, balO Ilad)es 8elanOe Oa5milden
oas lit Der Gbarafter Oieler SanO.
1daIt. Die 9er95iige I'M 9toroen
Oes Atlas iinO gum Ieil nod mt
iippigcn Naoel-, %iteIlcnmeile lo9ar
munOerberrildjen Gl"d)enmdlOern be-
oedt, pelter liiOlid) toumen Sarus'
tpalOer, Ocrerl. YaummudS muler
ip1rli1er miro 0ann bort ole &e9e-
tation out nn0 Ole i6arifantlJen
Sipien Der 6%elieaberge beben ii6
id)urt BON ser tlarcn Suit alb. aui
Der @od)llo1e 5mii6cr. ben unfrudjt-
barren Bergen Oebnen ii6 9tatrons
llllO @allalteppcn, no 0as 6arte, IN
fugeligen 9iii1en ltebeuoe Salia-
gros 5piiden Steingctriimmer flint
nlerlid geoeibt, ullO nod wciter na6
Guacn lcitet Die Samnlaoa, Die
G%tctntpiiitc, ous Sanrd0ebiet Elm,
ratcrbroden Don bari mo llloer-
mlttelt oen ollsgetrodueten 9ooen
1urd5lebcnoen tieien 0r1ben nno
Ghluften, ben iogenonnten 0ueos.
Sliiiic uno @dde iilo 5par duBerlt
8nblreid), aber JIG iiibren meilt fein
Aniier. lire 8ettcn lino nit Scroll
nno Sano gefuut uno oiencn Den
0nnocseinmobucrn felt Sa5rtauicn-
zen ais @anoeritraBen. Sans moi
ferlos iino Die 3liiile oarum 0urd,.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02

Sn W2GonOerIinien our6eilen Die
@&aiicr Die gall5e Saie. Sieben= oOer
Gttn1al iul vSabr inueiOet man ole
&u3erne, iipplg ltebt Der 8ci5en, Die
Werltc, Nlais, SorgDum, @enna,
oas gum 6Grben olent, &iirbls, So
r;onoer, 8obnen, @ictonelL 3itronen,
Wtan0orinenL eBbare Gtalpeu, Die
cue p|lelbegebrte Spcilc rAr ore Gin
belmildcn ~lieiern. &rapp ur0 all-
Olre 6orbptlan5en ltebeu i'll Slilte.
Gus Bilo DiirOc 81 relb ieill, menn
{. nid)t feline S6attenieite I'M 6ieber
1atte, Dem 9telultat Scr nottpenoigen
funltli9cn llcbetihwcnlnlung. Am
8illBuier iptelea lid acknowledgement.
C1enbafte @iloer at. 6rauengrltppen
oDer Stdmnle. NtuberinnelL &abD-
ltn1ers SiiOimeu un0 9tegerma01en
beorbciteh nit groBen @ol5flGppeln
61p maize @Gi6e, auf Dem &opf tra.
gen iie iolde III grcBcn 2aitcn bcrbei,
onoere tragen antif geformte &riige
apf ben Idleln lie an einem ,Senfel
in ser @obc oeS Sbrs feitbalteno.
Inter ibren 5lpangloS b%crabpauen-
oun @epdnbern marficren lie Die
eblen 2inien gcidmeioi0er @licoer,
ote golOlg, bron5erarben oOer chen.
boI5idmar8 limo, ie na6 Scr Gaiie.
3u0c bon &amelcn iuanoern Doriiber,
&ommcl- mo 3icGcnEerOen, ratios
trvttcnoe @icl nil arobcrn oarauf.
,Sm 8aiicr tunlmcln iid baoenoe
biouuc aiuoer, iid iibcrmiitis ge5cn'
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02

hi6 geIeet. 0ie Jrallen Ser @oslim
eebcn ielten ouf Die StraBe, lie err
Id)eincn oonu mie 5ugebunoene
1teblidde. Sin groBeS meiBes &llGl,
Ourd ou5 Tie MIR NIT einem NuJe
blin5eln, pcrbiilt ibre gon5e @eltalt.
IS lit dngitli9 '5u pcrmeiOen, cine
Grou 5u mltiteru cbcr gar ibr nadJ'
8ublideu. Nur at Sang un0 Sdub-
luerf erfeunt man ungefdbr, OBJ lie
jung oOer ali, reid ooer arm lit.
Sriiber pcrltanO mon in 6igig
!~ounoerbore S0pfereien ber5uItellcn,
trobre Mltieumsitiide. 9ieic &unIt'
f~crtigfeit lit Ieiocr oiSgeltorben.
lleberaa tritt ma aiti S6erben iols
der i1onen Saden.
MerfmiirOig iinO Die unteriroi-
I@en tparmen @doer, bon Oenen es
cine gan5e &n5abI gibt. guf ltrolten
Steintreppen iteigt man tief in ben
GdoB Der @roe binob, I'M 81 ben
0uenen 5l geIaugeu. 9ie 8dnoe
lino aus floden 6elSltiiden getilgt,
llno Die 9eden De" en9en @on9e
uno Rommern aus groBen fladen,
0odfornig I'M @infel gegeneinonoer
oelteaten Steinplatten erbaut. @S tit
gang %finitere BARN, uno Die @inbei-
milden finoen ii9 aus LANCER @es
wobn6eit audi obne 2Gmpden BARN
5uredt. @s gibt iolde 8doer fir
6ralien, &in6er utO M6nner, beion-
oere NIT beiligen 8arn5eiden DUR
fen rur bon 9ronfen un0 BrieItern
tctreten peroen. Sour III Die Wfdns
rerbGoer erIoubte man mir binab5lt'
Iteigen. 9as @aiier par IN einigen
loutporm, in nnoern beoentenb mar
mer. 3abIreide 6roide IieBen bort
nnten lire groben Stimmen boren.
Ser einiidtige 2eier miro es ni6t
i"iteInebmer, netl,1 i'd nod cine ail-
0ere &urioiitdt i6iIbere, Die offent'
IiG)en 2otrinen. Wall9e 9iirger britt
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02

2erflopfte 9ottelferre aIs gielsfutter.
cen altf ibrem @rllno llno 8ooeu
offene 2ebmbolen on, in Oeren SUB
booen iiG Elm pieredigeS Sod nit
Der Abfaagrube oarunter befinoet.
Meiit feblt ie0o9 Der 6uBbo0en NIT
rem Sod, uuo e8 fino NUT 5ipei
Id)mole &olmenbol8bolfcn biniiber-
gele9t, Sic nit &orii6t 51t betreten
lino.
Gent 9eiiber itno metlidenfrenno-
linen Grballer tit es natiirli6 nltr
Inn ben Dung 5u tun, ben er bon
Belt ST 3eit in groBe Mtatteniade
fi;nt u10 auf @ieln in feline @arten
~bef0roert.
SammeIberoen 9ibt eS iebr piele,
ibr Sleii9 biIoet neben Dem alSfus,
elmer art &orngriibe, uno 9atteln
Sic Sorptnobrung Der 8etpobner.
Sic 9atteln biloen neben Der 8erlte
sic Sal1pteinnobme ltno Deroen welt
ner1Aidt. Die 9attellteine %nertpenoet
mon olS g~1elSfutter. Man flopft tie
III fleinen Selslo6ern, I'M oie man
citlen 3ron5 aus 3eug legt nit Ell
ler 1teinernen Mor1erfeule 81 Yulber
ltno 6ebauptet, oaB 0ie5 ein nabf-
laftes Suffer ergebc. Glel linb be-
funntli9 iebr geniigianl. Ser See
5tano on 0atteIb0unten III 6i9ig ioa
100000 betragen. DoS tppilde Silo
Ser @olnlerooie lit immer oas glei-
d)e. Sic 0aIen oes noroli6en Sod-
Iunoes ober 5eigen elm gdn8lid art-
oeres @eii9t. Sort geoeiben feline
SoImen, uno itatt ibrer idlonfen
Qloren eri6eint elm onoerer iboiler
Wotm, sic 9otamioenpappel, Die
%uGoemcin ols 8ouhol5 perwenoet
miro. @unoerpon geOeiht bort Die
Goppel. Sn &ieieneremplaren. nit
qlatten, fGchtenfreien Stdmmen, ra-
cen lire idlanfen @ipfel IN Den
flcren Metber, unb oie tpeit iidltba-
rem griinen &eoelreiben berleiben
oieien 0oicn lire etJentiimlibe Gil
rollette. Die groBten uno idon-
ftcn @Gume bieler hcrrli6en 8op-
pciart fieht man in Iflol, 1875 Wte=
ter iiber Dem Meere.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Der aOpf einer GO6ra.

Die @ifti6longen Snoiens limo
%nerrufen. 0o6 Der engliiden Sta'
tiItif ioqten BORT iabrli6 geger 2O.'
900 Meni6en 0ur6 S6langenbiB
INNS 2eben fommen. Die &i6tigtelt
oieier 3obl miro 5par Dielfa9 onge-
fodtert, uno man bat 9orfIdnl6e11
uno 9eamte in geroo6t, oaB lie bet
aufIteanng ibrer Bitten nit 9tlllen
MiB6rau6 eetrieben 6oben. SIMMER
bin lit oie @efdbrli6feit Der mot
i6en @iftIdlaugen niflt gu unter'
idGten, uno 5u ben gefilrbtetltetl ge'
bort Die Cobra, 8riaen- ooer 9ut.
ihlonge, oo i6r 8iB fait u%nbeoin9t
toolid iein jon. Die Starfe lures
Sites lit Dor Ginger 3eil experiments
tel 0ur6 Or. @almette, ben grfl11-
ser oes SeilierrmS ge9en Sblangerl'
BIB, berpieien moroen. IS 1T od)t'
nal 10 Itarf als oas Der fran5oltlAen
giper, oenn elm Babies @iaigraulm
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Won G. ARIENS.

aus nidt, al unO 5lt ouf fiir5ere
c6er IGngere Strcden blinft oaS le-
benIpenoenoe Clement in ibneu, all
pielen @SIGben Oas gau5e Sobr iiber.
Sort oIio finOen mir Die Soien.
Wteilentpeit ii6 in Die 2Gn9e %eritref'
fenoe ober %natltrgemdB cine i6mole
TIG6e eiunebmen0e HalmentD1loer
fiinoen iie o1,f peite @ntfernung benz
hurItenoen @an0erer an. S1on Ben
Ilten mar Die Dale ein SinnbilO Der
lleppigfeit. nllnter Der bebren 9at-
teIpalme," - 70 berihtet if)on Der
9tomer BIiniits Don elmer Dole III
Guneiiett, ooS SIT ieiner 3eit genial
ttge r6miide Solomon beioB, tpooon
nod beltte ult5dblige 9autriimmer
6eugen - Dolio inter Der Saline
tuGdIt Ser Oelbauln, inter Dem Del
baum ser 6eigenbaum, inter Dem
Seiqeitbaitm Ser @ranatopfelbaum,
inter 0en 8ronat0pfeln Der 8eins
I.od, inter Dem 8ein I1t man GorrL
ndnn @emiiie un0 &rduter, oleS itF
1eiben Sobr, ems geoeibt immer I'M
ter oem Gdotten oe5 anoern." 9ieie
poetii6e Shiloeritng trifft audi berte
uoh at, ltno nidt mtnoer be9etItert
dnBert ii9 Elm mooerner 2oteiner in
foi0enoelt iiberl6pengli6en @orten;
,.g8enn mir jeBt in ben griinen Bal-
ntcnoonL mel9er Die grnte beidibt
rao Ser o1tf rn5dblbaren idlanfen
GGulen rltbt, eintreten, 10 iino mir
INNER bon neltem ent3iidt ilber oaS
Gfltrmeln oeS friI1en, lultig oabin-
louIden0en 8aIiers, Die 8unt6eit
ser 4ulturen uno Die Sielitimmi9=
felt Ser g~efie0erten @dIte in Oen
,8tpeiqen, oas @ttrren Der SurteI-
rno onoeren Salben, OoS 3mitihern
Ser 4mIeIn, 8uf- uno 9t1telfinfen,
Ger @raSmiiden un0 S6walben, Die
tinter Miiden ull0 2ibeuen oabiu-
11ieBelt, oaS Sperlin9Sge8irpe, oe1t
9IcdtigaQgeIang. Der @abtelrlf
ualo Der oe8 roten Gebbubns 1pebleln
matchmaker ob un0 permengen iid
in 0icIem iroiI9en 8oraOies, mo Die
gon3e &raft elmer @iiltenre9ion ii6
gil n%erf0rpern ideint in einem 8lii-
ben obne @lei6en. Seute nod RIM
gclt lid Ser @ein UNI Gfiriid- uno
aprifolenItGmme, ieine groBen Sralt-
ben iino miiroig bes 2auoeS Samoan.