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Milford chronicle., 1919-05-02
OVERLOOK

The public road. leading from Red Min
to the cross roads, is being plOwed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carmon spent
Sunday in Lewes.
Mr.. Spurry and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parker Of Frederica spent Sunday with
r. p. Warrington.
Miss Ida Campbell attended the teach
ers' institute at Georgetown on Saturday.
The Misses villa Hastings and Fannie
Smith spent the weekend with the Misses
Mildred and Emma Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Truitt Of Millsboro
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Truitt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell and chill
dren spent Sunday with E. d. Campbell
at Lewes.
The Y. P. B. will meet May sth at the
home Of Miss villa Hastings. All are
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Smith spent
Saturday with Charles Smith Of Prime
Hook.
Rufus Roach Of Prime Hook spent last
week with his sister, Mrs. Edward Gooner.
Miss Annie johnson is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Clare Mall.
A number Of our people went to Lewes
and Georgetown last week to see the air
planes and other triphies Of the war that
were shown there.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-02
SHAWNEE

Miss Helen Ryan of Philadelphia is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Ryan
Mr.. and Clarence Calhoun were Green
wood visitors on Sunday.
Quite a number from here attended the
Christian Endeavor Union meeting that
was held in the NJ. P. Church in Milford
on Sunday evening.
The lecture that was given in Shawnee
church last week by Lieut.. David Pruitt
was very interesting and instructive and
was thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated
by all present.
Howard Isaacs Of Wilmington, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Isaacs, has returned home.
Mrs. Warren Hackney has been visiting
her husband in New Castle.
c. NJ. Vibbert received a telegram on
Monday from his son, Stanley Vibbert,
who has heen in France about year. that
he had arrived safely in New York.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. There will
be a special meeting of the Sunday school
officers Sunday afternoon. Regular preach
ing service at 8 p. m. by Rev. Bowden
and at 73O there will be special service
held by the pastor. We hope to see
large number present at this service.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-02
EWES

Calvin B. Taylor Of the Calvin B. Taylor
Banking Company Of Berlin. Md, was a
town visitor during the week
The largest crowd Of people seen in
town for sometime gathered at the depot
to see the Victory War Train which ex-
hib.ted here last week.
Edwin c. Marshall, who has been
spending a few days in New York, has
returned home.
n Captain J. F. Bussells. who operates
several fishing plants both north and
south. was in town last week and COM
pleted arrangements with the Coast Fish
Oil and Fertilizer Company for fishing
steamers at their plant for the coming
season. Every indication points TO a
good fishing season. -
Charles E. Wells Of this town has been
appointed first assistant keeper of Four
teen Foot Bank lighthouse and Charles r.
Manlove, who was formerly first assist
ant. has been made keeper. James C.
Shockley has been appointed second as
sistant and has moved his family here.
Charles d. Schellenger, formerly Of this
town. visited his parents. Capt and Mrs.
William A. Schellenger. during the week
J. H. Dukes. Of near Millsboro, who has
been overseas for several months and
who was recently discharged from the
service, was a town visitor on Friday
Capt. Thomas B. Schellenger OF Cape
May, N. j.. formerly Of this town, was a
town visitor on Saturday
Fred F. Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Mitchell, Of near Midway, has ar
rived home from France after serving sew
eral months there and has been discharg-
ed from service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salmons. who re-
Gently moved to Millville, N. J., have mov-
ed back here again on the farm Of Lu-
ther J. Webb Of Angola.
f. W. Ingram, manager OF the Break
water Fisheries Co, made a business trip
to Baltimore during the week.
Joseph B. Mcconnell, Y. NJ. c. A. Sec
retary, who for several months was sta
toned at the naval base here and who
is now located at Wilmington, spent a
few days with his wife here during the
week. Mr.. AIcConnelrs duties in Will
mington consist Of looking after the boys
who have been discharged from the SER
vice in the way Of securing positions for
them.
Captain William E. Poynter Of Phila-
delphia. formerly of this town, spent a
few days with his daughter here. Mrs. P.
B. Vickers.
The pilot boat Philadelphia has gone to
Wilmington to undergo some repairs
number Of the cottages on Lewes
Beach have already been rented for the
coming season.
Miss Annie H Dunning spent Easter in
City.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-02
DACSBORO


The Ladies' Auxiliary Society will hold
it's regular monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening. May s.
william J. Parkhurst, Cove Scott, Dew
ey Davidso., John Dukes, Mrs. Robert
Bunting and Mrs. Walter Rogers are on
the sick list.
very interesting address on mission
ary work in the foreign lands was given
on Sunday evening, April 20, by Miss
Beale Of India.
Miss Martha Chipman Of Laurel spent
the weekend with Miss Gertrude West.
Eggs are selling at 40 cents per dozen,
butter at IS cents per pound and corn at
$16s per bushel in our local market.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bunting Of Stockley
visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon Belts and family
Of Stockley visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Chandler on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Atkins visited his
brother at Laurel on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. James Williams enter
tanned to dinner on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baker Of this town, MIR. and Mrs. Phineas
McCabe Of Selbyville and Miss Ethel
Smith od Frankford
John F. West and family spent Sunday
with Charles Dukes and family at War
wick.
Miss Della Bunting and Miss Virginia
Lingo are spending some time with Mrs.
Lena Hearn in Philadelphia.
Miss Cynthia Reynolds and Mr.. Saun-
ders Of Wilmington, also Mrs. Pauline
Long and daughter have been visiting
Mrs Stella B. Reynolds.
Mrs. Gertrude West and son. Preston,
have been visiting relatives in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams left on
Thursday for Philadelphia where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. r. D. Lingo. Jr.. and granddaugh-
ter, Virginia Lingo, have been spending
a few days in Lewes as the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Chandler and Mrs
Elizabeth Wharton called on relatives in
Millsboro on Saturday.
Some of the farmers were seen plowing
last Saturday with their overcoats on.
The base ball team neid festival last
Saturday and made quite a large sum.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Gray visiter rela-
tives in Frankford on Sunday.
Many OF the people from here witnessed
the airplane exhibitions at Georgetown
on Thursday and also the moving pic
ture, THE Price Of Peace" on Saturday.
Both were to help in the Victory Loan
Drive.
Milford chronicle., 1919-05-02
ANDREWVILLE

Wexford Barney of the Naval Air Sta
tion at Chatham. Mass. was the guest Of
his parents on Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Minner and daugh-
ter all Of Vernon, were Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collision Of Blanch-
ards Station were Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Russell.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Bethel NJ
P. Church will hold their next meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Noah Smith on May 6.
The next meeting Of the Ladies' Aid of
Bethel will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Collision, June 4, instead Of June 8,
as 1t is Mrs. Collisions request to meet
on Wednesday instead Of Tuesday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22

ciu 81 Tricolonll Rominss din Au-
rora, ILL.,, are onoarea invita- pc
toti membrii sal din loc, precum
81 pc eel din Plano 81 Napperville,
ILL.,, de lua parte la sedinta lu-
nara, care Sc va tinea Dlmineca,
9 Noembrie 1919, in localul socic,
tatii din 224 M Broadway. De a.
semenea rugam pc toti membrii
care au fost respinsi de .prezidiul
lui loan Chiorfan, pe motivul ca
dinsul sd duce in tara 81 va duce
81 societatea Gu dinsul. Fratele
loan Chiorean a fost dat jos din
postul de presedinte Gu data>de %
Septembrie 1919, de.eatra prezi-
diul general al Uniunei. Deci ru-
gam inca odata pc toti fratii mem
bril- ca pc sus numita ri sd nu
lipseasca nici naul de la aceasta
adunare ca sd sputem aduce lucrN-
rile care sunt Ia ordinea zilei la
indeplinire.
in numele societatii DIR. Epa-
minonda Llcaciu 81 Treicolorul
Romin'' din Aurora, H.:
Dulmitru .Bara, presedinte.
George Cosma, secretar fin.
(47-48)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
o sCRIsoARE DIN TARA
Beclean, la IS August 1919
Frate Vichente G.: Zagan, Allan
ce Ohio!

Am ajuns dupa multi chin Luni,
II August acasa, 81 eel dintii be
clerean ce lam mtilnit fost ma
ma ta-leica Sarica.
f, Lam spus tot 81 plins de mul-
tumita 81 fericita ce Sc simtea, sti-
indu-va pc amindoi bine. Pc aca-
sd sunt Gu totii bine, fratii Gavri-
Ia 81 Gu Vasile si-au cumparat ma
sina de imblatit cu benzina 81 fac
buna isprava, fiindca bucatele
sunt scumpe, masura de griu GU
$500 de florini. Sarica de ase-
menea M cercetat 81 lam spus
asemenea, dar dinsa te doreste
multi impreuna GU pruncul marl-
sor, frumos 81 cuminte. Gu totii
sunt sbine 81 lucra Gu zor la Gimp.
Socrul Mattel murit. Tatal dunn
nitale ajuns ON de frunte in
sat.
Am mers la ,,Furnica am cer-
cstat. banii trimisi 1nainte de
razboiu au ajums 81 Sc pastreaz;l
la banca, lar cit priveste cumpa-
rarea de casa, astept sa-mi scrii,
caci casele in FagaraA s 'au scum
pit peste masura. de la 100 de
mil de coroane in sus, dupa cum
e 81 pozitia.
Spune la toti 81 publica 81 in
..America'' ca schimbul de Ibani
in Europa Gu multi mai favora-
oil - dolarul 2S-32 coroane, 81
daca cineva voeste sd schimbe, sd
prefaca dolarii in bani francezi,
carl Sc schimba in orr ce tara Gu
bun pref.
Spune tie rog fratelui N. Coan-
ia 81 la toti al nostri ca acasa
toti sunt bine, au vite, bucate- 81
sunt asteptati Gu dor.
Salut pc toti eel buni din ALI
ance, Ohio, pc toti al nostri 81 va
doresc tot binele:
Preotul Nicolau Clonta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
PENTRU acct Carl
MERG ACASA.

Cetitorii nostri carl merg acasa,
ar face bine se 'aboneze ziarul IA
merica".
Ziarul America" le va Fl de
mare folos, caci prin el vor afla
stiri din intreaga lums 81 vorsfi in
current Gu tot oe Sc petrece in tara
aceasta unde au locuit alta timp.
neamului nostru de aees&, find o
tribuna liberia de pc care sd Sc
Vor fl in current Gu viata rominea-
sea de pe aceste plaiuri. viata in
care au trait 81 care ii intereseaza.
Pc linga aceasta ziarul ,,Ameri-
CO" Sc va interesa 81 de soarta
propovaduiasca si Sc arate calea
cea dreapta pc care trebue so
urmeze taranul rom1n, psntru i'm
bunat&tirea st6rei lui culturale 81
economice.
Pretul abonainentului in Romi-
MIA Mare Pc un an 5000, pc sase
luni $500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
G o N " o G A R E


Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Avrafn Iancu" din New
York, N, ", convoaca pc tot
membrii sai1a lua parte la adu-
narea generals, care seva tinea
Dumineca, 26 Octombrie 1919, la
orele 3 p. M, in hala societatii
din 26l West s87-th SNeet. La or
dinea zilei. vaIafi mai multe che
stii importantg de rezolvat, intre
care 81 darea ae seama pc 3 luni
trecute.
In numle societatii ,,Avram Ian
cf din New York:
n. n inean, presedinte.
{47- ], s q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
A " / z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Major Livius D. Teiu-
sanu" din Hammond, Ind, roaga
pc fratele membru George Iorga
a-si trimite adresa d-sale la socie-
tate 81 totodata find in restanta
sd bineyoiasca a frimite 81 Gotta
lunara pc lunile restallte.
In numels societatii major Ii
vius D. Teiusanu" din Hammond,
Indiana:
George Iovan, presedinte.
Louis Stoi, secretar scripturistic.
(46-4H
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22

Parochia romfna gr. ort. ,,Sfin-
tul Vasile" din Mount Union, Pa
a avut o petrecere impreunata GU
dams in favorul bisericei sus nu-
mita, in seara zilei de II Octom-
brie 1919, l4 care a avut un rezul-
tat multumitor, att din punct de
vedere moral. cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducem ce-
lie mai calduroase multumiri ace
lora care nea-u stat intr 'ajutor
asemenea 81 doamnelor Maria P
Craciun 81 Maria N. Tociu, pen
tru ca dinsele au facut un bins
mare, alergind in toate partile 81
au vindut ticate in suma de $57
so, deci le zicem ca sd traiasca
sa mai poata umbla sa faca ase.
menea fapte frumoase 81 lauda.
bile.
Gu aceasta ocaziune au bine
volt cSntrihni Gu snprasolviri
urmatorii madrinimosi donatori:
Nicola Faciu, presedinte So,
Vasile Fielu, epitrop $5; George
Dana So; George Serbanuta, Ca
sier So; George Berlici So; Pave
Craciun, preots 50; Danila Burli-
ca, seeretar 42; Vasile Moldovar
So; Alexandra Narkisi SO: Mir.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
AsCULTA PUTIN!!!

Sti d-ta ca toti care s'au imlbo-
gatit in aceasta. tara au fost oa-
menii care si-au imvestat banii in
diferite afaceri, 81 dintre toate
cea mai buna >investare este pc
care faci in paminturi, in pro-
prietati. Cind cumperi proprie-
tate al cumparat ceva neperitor.
Deci inainte de te decide ca
sa cumpri lotul pentru casa d-tale
vino 81 vezi orasul Mcdonald,
cerceteaza am6nuntit valoarea 81
prosperitatea ce va avea acest
oras, 81 suntem fern convinsi ca
in urma explicareilor noastre 81
>frumoasei vederi orasului, vel
cumpara un lot pentru casa
d-tale.
La aceste loturi nu este nici o
datorie, nici 0 intabulare 81 dam
diduri numai de cit.
ATENTIUNE!
Fiecare frate Romin, care vrea
binele dinsului 81 este decis
cumpara lot, daca ste departe de
moi sd ceara mapa, sd Sc ute la
pozitia lotului, lar daca poate
veni in persOana, atunci sd intre-
be pc agentul unde este Lincoln
Square, 81 unde SC face podul eel
mare, 81 aflind aceste Sc poate o.
rienta 81 nu va cumpara gresit.
Pentru ca fratii Romini sd fie
feriti de AGENT straini, sunt ru-
gait Sc adresa la d-nul Spiridon
Comanita, agent general.
THE MCDONALD NILES RE-
Atty COMPANY
Tod House Z Market Street, Yo-
ungstown, Ohio.
(Adv. F.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22

cea Milosan $3.50; Dimitriu No
vacu $1.50; Pavel Voda $3.50;
George Carabasi $3.50; Silvica
Carabas 81; Stefan Marks ST.;
Mihai Cotriscan 81; Crostiea Pit
81; Dumitru Harsean ST.; loan
!Tomos 81; Miron Idomir $1; Ge-
Iorge Media 81; 'Ignat Didas 81; ];
Dumitru Moldovan 81; Vasile
Sentuans 81; Vasile Murasan 81; !;
loan Cordosi ST.; Ana Oancia ST !;
loan Micu 81; Stiff Ignat ST.; loan
Sims 81; Gusti Vasiean 81. Ge-
orge Cadaru 81; Petru Rusan $6 !;
Pavel Catana ST.; Vasile Marcus
ST.; loan Tepes So; Comen Cast
81; David Popa 81. David Serbia
nut 81; Corodon 81; Vasik Cuci
so cent?.
Gu aceasta ocaziune-~am ayut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale .......... $268.S5
Este totale .......... $l2l.65
Vent curat ............ $l47.20
Deci inca odata multumim sim
Ger tuturor acelora care au luat
parte. la, aceasta frumoasa petre-
cere, precum 81 acelora care au
contribuit Gu suprasolviri, si-i ru-
gam ca 81 pc viitor ,sa Ibine voias-
ca ne da tot sprijinul dior po-
sibil spre binele 81 fnaintarea pa
rochiei noastre.
In numele~ parochiei ,,Sffntul
VasiIeS' din Mount Union, Pa:
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-22
g o N v o G A R E /.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. Epaminonda Luca-
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
Worlaufer Ger Mutomobile.

feline GrfinOuilg 5t GROCER 9criibmt.
6eit BEL ieinen 3citgcnoiicn. Gin be.
geilterter EoIiagier ihrieb mad
elmer Sa6rt I'M @inOiuager, ser Oas
,.8unOer pom @oa1" genanut MIR.
Sc (5tcpinus Iebte I'M @aag):
.gSenn mondcr 1cic6en bdttc, oob
OicIcr @agcn nid)t BON HferOcn &c.
so0cu, ionOcrn BON Wenidenouer.
itonO fort6clucQt morOciL 10 miirOe
CT ioIdlcs ans EorDcit ni6t Der
Gunit, Ionocrn Ocnt Seufel 5uge.
id)ric6en 6abcn." abcr tros Der gros
Zen WcuulOcrunM Die Dem BlilO'
moaen olcntbalben gc5olt wurOc,
Fat CIR ii6cr sen 9ercid lcincr cil9c.
rem Seimat 1inoli8 fcincrlet gtnd)'
o6ntrng gcfunOen. lle6rigcrs mar
Del oen G1incicn Oasicl6e 6obr5erg
id)on etlide Sobr6uuOerte frii6er in
@p6roud, unO es lit Oa6er nitt
ouSgeidloiicn, DAB SteuinuS Die
erite auregung 5u ieinen erfolgrel'
den @eriuhen irgenOmie aus Dem
&cide Ser Mitte 6er %empiangen bat.
@S lit mobI on5uncbmelt, oaB
AUDI in ser nohfolgenOen 3eit Die
8~elniibungen gele1rter M6nner,
@oeen nit @ilfe Ser. Naturtroite
fortSubewcoen no69eIaiien baben.
Bon belonOeren @rfolgen in oieier
Siniid,t lit uns ie0od nidts ii6erlie.
fert. Set Dem 16. SobrbunOcrt
fommen ie6ot Oie Sabr5euge nit
4unIt6epcgung pieOer nuf. ltniere
G66ilOung 5eigt cine Ser .frii6eiten
Sormen 0ieler Wagen, = in lelnem
hinteren Seile Die pornebmen Sabr-
aGlte, an 0elt Setter oeren @efoIge
ooer Dieneridnft, born Ser Steuer.
mann ooer Siibrer un0 in ben Eou'
men 3miIden oen ooroeren un6 5tn'
teren G60ern sic Arbeiter an Den
Orch. uno Sretoorri9tungen OeS
Go6raeu1es. Sier maren 0ie Gr5eu-
oer Ser ~treibenoen &raft alio nod
Iidtbar, mas sic 8irfung Der &ualt.
| pebifel auf Sic WaiIen ieOenfaaS
beeintrd6tigte. Dieiem ltebelituuOe
purOe aber bnlO obgebolfeu.
SIM Sabre 1919 erboute Der Cir.
feli6mieo Sans Sauti6 aus gtiirn.
berg einen oroben Ielbltfo6renOet
8agen, ser, nie bon unIiHtboren
Mahten getrie6eL 6ergan unS rob
0ur6 Sic StraBen Ser StaOt roate
uno in Ser Stltnoe 5%peitoulenO
S6ritt 3uriidleete. 9ieler Ioge.
nonnte Sriumpbwagen NOR ii6eran
nit Gdnibperf uno Walereien ner'
! Ie6en. Seine &G0er itelten Sonnen
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Gs giDt nidts ncues inter Der
Sonne, iogt ibon elm altromIideS
Spridmort, uno in ~unicrer 3eit
pilegt man Oieielbe aniidt Ourf
Sen our e~eiliigelten @eisbeitsiormel
qcporOenen Sprud OeS O6errobl-
ners Sen afiba in @ubfows Drama
yltriel Icoito": o9lues idon Oage.
pcIcn" alts5uOriider. Grpro6cn mir
sic Stid6oltigfeit Oicics Sprud)es
an uniercn moOernIten 8ultllrcr.
rlrrgcnidaften, 10 ergibt lid iii Der
Sat, oob MIR in ibncn nitt etruas
nciles, lonOern oielmebr allies III per-
1nOcrter unO mcDr oOer pcniger
melt fortgeidrittener 6orm Dor ms
6o6en. Ali1 fir uniere 4utomobile
triiFt oaS 5u!
Die eriten 8erIude our &onltrut'
ton ielbitfa1renOer 8agen reidlcn
Bis in has CRATE Nltertum Suriid.
sic murOen = no6 Dem 8eridlt oeS
griediIdcn S6riftitcaers SelioOo-
ros - BON Sen Ntbenern gemad)t,
uelhe cttua 0rcitouicno Sabre Dor
unierer 3eit 8a9en er6auten, Die
lie in ibren Sempeln bel feierllhcn
l1m5iigen unO Oereleiden perpotO-
ten. Nidt Siere Sogen Oieies 5nbrs
aeug, ion0ern ser antrieb 9el1dD
oermittels zines i'm Snnern oes 8n-
gems befinOliden alf Die &dOer
mirfenoen @e6elmerfes, Oas BON
Sflopen beOient wur0e. gtlpa tall-
Ieno Sabre ipdtcr finOen mir audi
Bel Sen Tomern iol6e 8agen obne
8oriponr, oeren Gonitruftion aber
nod funitooner mar oIS Die Der grie-
6iiden. Dur6 Sreten ODER Oreben
zines 3abnra0perfes I'M Snnern
Nes @ei6brtes iesten Sflaoen Die
@ogenr1oer in 8enegung, unO
liberties mar aud nod cine a10ere
ii6erraI6enoe 8orri1tung in bent
@unOeroebifel - elm 0iItot5- uiO
3eitmeIier. Sn beltimmten 3n)iidens
rdumen begin. na1 3uriidlegung els
ner gepiIien 8egeitrefe fiel leoes-
NAL infolee elmer Iinnrei6en 8or'
ri1tilng elm Steinden in einen Wfe-
to~Ibebdlter unO Der babel Derur'
iadte Son mar fir Oie Sabrer oeut-
Iif pernebmbor. Saben mir 0a nld)t
Idon cine 9lrt 8orl6ufer unierer
beutigen AutoOroIdfen nit Gard
meter2
gs fins Oann ~allerOines piefe
Sobr6unOerte Oereangeti, obne bob
man ouF benz @ebiete OeS <nIt-
uagenbnues peitere 6ortidritte ge-
mo6t bate. SIN @egenteil nit
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
@aaen mit almtbepealna aug 5em 1e. Sa9r9unOert

oar, als oeren Stro6len Ole Speiden
erI6ienen, un0 All beiOcn Soften oes
binteren @agcnteilcS naren GngelS.
figuren angebrobt nit Yoiaunen in
Sen SGnScrl Sic lie an Sen Wun0
6eben un0 blalcn fonnten, unO Die
OenIel6en Swed mie uniere Nuto.
mo6ilbupen erIiGten. am SorOerteil
oent @agenS, oen &utIdfaIten, err
FOB li1 elm Dra1en nit groBem,
566neitarren0em Mtnul. Die eriten
Nusfabrten 6es Sriumpbwa9ens
moren natiirli6 pom elmer ungebcu'
rem Nolfsmenge begleitet, oie oaS
@un0erpcbifel 10 umSrdn9te, 0ab es
rings ME bon elmer Wtauer eingea
Ihloiien mar utO faum bonn Sled
fam. Der fluge Shmieo batte aber
Idon I'M poraus oieiem 9roBen Sin.
oernis 3ednung getragen. 8enn Die
2eutc gnr az 5uOringIi6 wuroen,
roIte 0os 0radenungebeuer am
auti6falten Orobcno sic ausen unO
6alf oas ni6ts, 10 lpie es aus benz
melt geoffneten Goden 5war
nidt gerooe @ift uno @eifer =
aber bod 10 oide @aiieritrablen auf
Sic orciite Menge, sic Damn i6rei.
ems auseinanoeritob. Sdtte idon Die
origiueue unO funitreide ausItat'
tung oes Sabr5cueeS geniigt, Dem
@rbauer oen eroBten geifaa ein5u.
trogen, 10 piiroe Ser Ginorlid oes
griumpbwagens nod beoeuteno err
60bt ourd) Sen nmltano, Dob Der
Iefanismus, ser oie 6ortbewesung
oes Sabr5cuges bewirfte, fir Die
! l~lmItebenocn uniidtbar blieb.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

@eiers oueroings gum gergIeidI
6erausfor0ert oOer iol6en 8ergleid)
menigItens 5ulGBt. Goni. itebt ser
@eierrabe inherent 9olfra6en am
n6dlten, ser freiIid in inherent Sa-
terlon0e Our9 &aub0eugoertilger
uno @~ieriammler 6ereitS 10 lelten
Gemoroen lit, ,OoB i'm mr. oie ue-
nioIten III ser 5reibeit geIebeu ba-
ben. gr oertritt BEN &olfraben aud
oeoaropbild in Sii6. uno SItafrifa
unO miro BORT pieoer in 5Dei Spe-
5ies geIdie0en Die einonoer gum
Serrpe6IeIn dbnli9 lino unO nur Die
9eoeutung BON geograpbilden 6or-
men in Aniprud nebmen oiirfen.
Dane6en fonmt iiberaa sic eigent-
Iidle 9rabe afrifas Dor, Der bL6i9e
Iduar5peiBe S6ilorabe, Der BORT
unIere .@raue", bic 3e6elfr0be.
ODER sic gang iAtpar3e &abenfrdbe
@eIt- uno Sii00eutIdlonOs erlesl
unO oieIen befannten 8oeeln unierel
SeIoer uno Sluren aud i'm Bench.
men gand gIeih lit, wie Dies Ser i
friib pertorbene ~&frifareiienol
@obm nit nortrefFlider geoba6.
tungsgn6e geiGiloert bat.
Der S1nobel 0es @eierraber
miro nod auffaGenoer Sn0urd &c
tenn5ei6net. 0aB er al leiner &c
friimmten Spite ben, bornfarbig
weiBIi6 lit. @6enio iti6t elm weibcs
0odenbano bon oem iibri9en fobl
I9mor5en pllrpuridiaernoen @efie
ser a6. Sn Deuti1-O itafrifo 5eig
itd ser sroBe, .pr6dtige gogel Sen
&eiien0en ni9t gernoe felten, no
mentlid bort, NO CT auf Gbf6aI
beim 8ie6i9lad)ten refnen Oarf
Oaber lit er aud elm treuer 8eglei
ter ser MaIiais, sic Elm fleii9eIien
oes &irtenpolt linO; 0agegen fell
er na9 Slider ]. 9. in ser 2ano
idnft 0gurumnn, noroweltlid pon
&ilimanoidaro, mo 4derbau eetrie
ben uno wenig 8ieb gei9ladte
miro.
SIN 3ooIogiI6en @arten iieb
man Sen geierraben ielten. Das ii
pobl oaraus gu erfldren, oaB er
dbnlid wie unier &olfrabe, mid
i6arenpeiIe, Ionoertr nur paarweii
le6t un0 iebr a~bgelegene, ein5ell
Ite6enoe Niltitattcn fat.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Dem Nieoergang ser r0mii6en 5err-
li6feit nabm Der gifer fir Die neue
Grfin6un9 raid ob unO balO per-
IGpnnoen sic piel6epunOerten @r-
3eugniIie ser @agen6nufunlt wie 10
man9es onoere Spiel3eug Ser alien
RuIturmelt ooGig aus ser Snterei.
ienipbdre Ser eurupaiid)en Ienid.
1eit. Grit I'M lebten Orittel Oes
MitteloIters fingen gelebrte &6piifer
un6 Ibiloiopbcn mieOer an, Iih nit
sem @e0anfen an Sen 8au bon
8agett, sic obne 3ugtiere gu fabrcn
oermoAten, gu befaiien. unO in Dem
3eitraume bonn is. Bis II. Sa6r-
6unoert entitanoen Damn in Deutlf-
(anO, Soaono, england uno Io9ar
NJ fernen China sic oeridieOeniten
5abr5euge nit Selbitbeweoung.
Der boGdn0iide Mutbematifer.
Wefonifer uirO @aIierbaumeiiter
5imon Steoinus (ge6. 154S), Der
srfin0er oes Segelihlittens, er6nute
,inen @agen, 81 Oeilen Nntrieb err
i6 Itatt menIdlider arme elmer
Hoturfraft - nGmlid) Ses 8inOes
beoiente. 0ieicr O%ierr6oerige,
tange, i6moIe, nit Maitcn unO Sc.
1eIn periebene 8inoma9cn ioa bel
| liinitigem @inOe in Der Stunoe
lft Bis nel,n Meilen 5uriid9elegt
)aben, mas in anbctrad)t Ser @e-
ifminoigfeit unicrer beutigen on
Sen moroiihen GiiItcn - namentIid)
ser boaGnoiiden - ionic in Noro.
dmerifa ie6r belicbten Scgelidlitten
ooer @isiatten ourd)alS moglif)
rriheint. Steuinus %9clon9te ourd)