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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05

On Wednesday evening, Sept
3rd, Ms. II. Anna Austin, moth
er of Mrs. W. l.. Gumm passed
through the portal Of mortal ex-
istenee which destroyed the last
enemy called death. She ex-
perienced no suffering, according
TO watchers at her bedside, but
peacefully and sereneIy as little
child passed through the vale
of mortality into the Truth of
of Being.
Until ten days ago Mrs. Austin,
who was S5 years of age. was,
to all appearances, in a good
state of health. but at that time
she took to her bed and slept
away the final portion of her life.
Twenty-Five years ago the Austin
family came to this locality from
Kansas City, Mo-, and located on
the Bonito, where Mr.. Austin en-
gagged in the ranching business
in which he remained until his
death which occurred four years
ago, the interrment being made
at Angus. The funeral services
over the body of Mrs. Austin
were held Thursday afternoon
with Rev. Smith of the Baptist
Church conducting the same. A
quartette composed of Mrs. S. L.
Squier, Miss Inez Holland, Prof.
+. E. Cole and Byran Cozier rem
dered the following old, sweet
songs with beautiful effect:
Abide With Me-" Rock of
Ages" +" and Nearer My God to
Thee" At the conclusion of
the services the body was con-
veyed TO the station where it
was shipped on No. 4 to Kansas
City, Mo-, the former home of
the Austin family.
A large gathering of friends
of the family attended the fu-
neral. Mrs. Austin is survived
by four children; Mrs. j. w.
Laws and Mrs. C. A. Stevens of
I'll Paso and Mrs. w. L. Gumm
of Carrizozo, all Of whom were
in attendance at their mothers
bedside during her last hours.
One son, Frank Austin who re-
sides in Chicago, was unable
TO be present at the funeral. AS
the planets in their revolutions
perform their separate duties
according to the Will of Him who
directs each speeding star, 80
after serving her generation,
scattering gifts OF loving kind
ness to those she met along
life's pathway. she has passed
on to continue her good works
in the realm of deathless life.
And ever near TO US, though unseen, |
The dear immortal spirits tread,
For all the boundless universe
ls LIFE-there is no deadl"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05
Over From Lincoln

County Commissioner VIM.
Sewer was over from Lincoln
this week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05
Over From HOndo

Clement Hightower was a
Carrizozo visitor Thursday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05

Sam Bigger was over from
Captain Tuesday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05
Down From Nogal

Col j. c. Bender was down
from Nogal Tuesday Of this
week.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
PRIDE CIRCLE ELECTS.

Thursday night for the coming term
by Pride Circle, Lady Foresters: Wor-
thy commander, Mrs. Sadie Olson;
sub-commander, Miss Minnie McCar-
thy; recording secretary Miss Minnie
McKeon: financial secretary, Miss
Anna Name; treasurer, Mrs. Mae Cos
elm; right guide, Miss Freida Gugel
left guide, Mrs. Mary Corr; inside
guide, Miss Mary Sheehan; outside
guide, Mrs. Mary Boudion; two year
trustee, Mrs. Ellen Blinn; three year
trustee, Mr.. J. J. Hyland: auditing
committee, Misses Lena Hart, Rose
Dehm, Mrs NJ. Boudoin: chairlady of
entertainment committee, Mrs. Bea-
trice Jungst
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
City Advertisement
BOARD OF RELIEF.

The Board of Relief of the City of
New Britain hereby gives notice that
they will meet in their Office in the
City Hall
At Two O'Clock p. IN. Saturday,
Feb. /, 10.
to attend to the duties pertaining to
said appointment. Meetings will be
held on Tuesday, the 4th, Friday, the
7th, Tuesday, the 11th, and Friday,
the 14th days Of February, 1919, from
2 p. m. to p. m, and from 1880 p.
IN. to p. m. and every evening from
February LIST to February 14th, eX-
cept Sundays, from 7:30 p. m. to p.
m, also on the evening of Feb
ruary 21st, from 1880 to 8
o'clock, which is the last day on
which applications for relief can be
made, and to make transfers, deduc-
tons and attachments as the law di-
reefs.
WILLIAM RCHAEFER
WILLIAM MIDDLEMASS,
JOHN L. ROSS,
Board of Relief.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
FOR SALE.

FoRDS START EASY in COLD
WEATHER with our new 1919 car
huretors, "a miles per gallon. Use
cheapest gasoline or half kerosene.
Increased power STYLES for any
motor. Very slow on high. Attach
it yourself. Big profits to agents.
Money back guarantee. 80 davs'
trial. Air-Friction Carburetor Co..
ISL Madison, Dayton, O. 1-25-1dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
NEDP WANTE-D---D1AIiE.

WANTED--Man for collecting; per-
manent position: a good chance for
advancement for one who is willing
to work. Gately & Brennan, A.
Main St l25-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

MdayA evenings during the other months
of the year. The schedule meets with
the approval of most of the mer
chants. Because of the decision Of the
majority. it is felt that the smaller
merchants in the city will fall in line.
1T is planned to have a general
chamber Of commerce meeting some
night in February and Secretary
Sprague will secure an interesting
speaker on either Reconstruction
Work in England or the New Trade
Conditions in South America
The Grocers and Butchers associa-
ton met Thursday night at the cham
Der of commerce rooms and over SO
grocers were present. Seven new
names were voted upon, which brings
the membership now to over 80. VIII
liam COwlishaw made a strong plea
for the merchants to dress UP their
stores, clean up, and properly display
goods in their windows. He felt that
much could be done in this line to
the advantage Of all retail business
in New Britain. President Phillips
of the Connecticut State Grocers and
Butchers association spoke at length
urging the full support Of every gro
Ger in New Britain to the association.
Mr.. Preston of Hartford spoke of the
splendid start New Britain retailers
had made in their organization and
said he considered it one of the best
in the state. J. w. Everett Of New
Haven, president Of the Connecticut
Fat Rendering and Fertilizer Corp,
was the principal speaker of the eve
ming, and he enlightened the gather
ing with the full details of the work
ings Of the Fat Rendering Plant at
New Haven. delegation from New
Britain will visit this plant in the near
future in order to become better &C
ouainted with its work.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
FOR SALE.

FOR SALF.-Hickory and oak wood:
4foot lengths; $12 per cord. The
Berlin Farms, Tel 66S-4.
1-23-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

Have you lost a sum of
money? Glasses, Pins and
Rings are found in surprising
quantities and turned i'm at
lie Herald. Your money viii
surely remain in the finders
hands IL he does nc. know
who lost il.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-10O old hens, 200 pull
let's, white Leghorns. Tel. 1854.
Berlin. 1-1O-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-Pair of bucket seats and
one full seat. All in best condition,
STA West Main. 1-23-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-Used Vim truck. Very
cheap. Standard Tire and Auto
Co., corner Elm and Seymour SITS.
1-23-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
HELP WANTED-T-ENALE

GOVERNMENT CLERK FINAMINA-
tons, Connecticut March /. Hun
dreds women clerks needed.
$1,O00-$1,200. Experience unnec-
essary Women desiring govern
ment positions write for free par
ticulars, J. G. Leonard Cformer
civil service eNaminer), 1913 kenois
Building, Washington. 1-25-6dX
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-Two farms, 100 and Sc
acres; stock, tools and implements;
miles from New Britain; near
trolley. Sacrifice. H. S., Box "a.
Beckley, Conn. 1-14-u
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

WA TED-EXperic ruling ma
Record Co. 1-25- 3Cl
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

WANTED - Competent cook and
laundress, chambermaid and wait
ress. Address Drawer Is. Plainville,
Conn. 1-23-6d
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-Building lot $3.50 on
Stratford Road only few steps
from the North end trolley line.
Lot 4OX125. All graded. Water, gas,
electric light and telephone on the
street. Fine location for small cot
tage and garden. Land is under
good cultivation. Apply to II. n.
Bodwell, 272 Main street. Enquire
of elevator operator. 1-21-25 2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

YOUNG MEN. l6 and over, are eligi-
bic for government railway mail
clerks. $92 moAth. For free par
ticulars regarding examinations.
write j. {. Leonard fOrmer civil
service eXamlner), 1913 Kenois
Building, Washington.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

household article Apply 227 Wash
ington St, third floor. 1-23-3dX
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FURNISHED ROOMS-Steam heated.
SO Arch street. 1-25-5dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

wANTED--Five hundred 5000 cred
itors' bills; will collect them in
quick time; small commission
charge; open every evening, to 3
o'clock. Thomas F. Riley, LIB,
Collection Agency, 276 Washington
street 1-24-5dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

FOR SALE-Bicycle; almost new.
8 Bronson street. 1-24-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

WANTED-A lady il Il real estate
and insurance office who has some
knowledge of fire insurance, type
writing and bookkeeping. Apply
Box BPM, Herald. 1-22-6d
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT
Modern conveniences sos Arch st.
1-23-6dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Dressmak and seams
tress. Will go out by the day. lS5
South Main. l-24-2dN
NOTICE-Miss Alice Starr, piano
teacher, sc Elm st. Phone 41I-Z.
1-22-4dx
New Britain herald., 1919-01-25

WANTED-Good Pastry Cook. Apply
SO Broad St, City. 1-21-6d
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

mebr redtS ltcbenoe, niht mcbr
Iidtbare oeuti6e STRIDE. 9afiir emit
fcbt Ieit einigcil Sobr5ebnten eth
gon3 neues, prodti9eS Bergen
nit groBcu 0iicntliden uno Bripat'
ge6Gltocn, tells mittcn in Der Staot,
tells ouf Der @neisboDe I'M SiiOen
oarauf b%eionoers Die neue Soban.
nisfir6e (ouf Dem 8iIOe ni6t mcbr
lidt6or) t6ront. S1one Yarfan-
laQcn mitten in Ser Sta6t LADEN
sum 8erlpeilen Gin. Gbmobl noros
lid 10 bod eelegen lpie Hctcrsburg,
erireut ii1 Die Sta6t bod zines
munocr6ar mi(ocn @interS. @elde
9ounl- mo @lumenpradt, menn
mir oitlid) 8t ben berrli6en aird'
boien man6ern uno Sem 2unge'
gaorSpono, oos nlebr ot einen ober.
itaIieniid)cn See erinllert ols an
ooS ltorre NorolnnO. Sniol9e ibrer
Sage am O0enu, Ociien warnte
Gtr6mun9en BON Su0en berauf-
0rin1en, bclibt Die Gtoot cine Irt
Misunderstanding. Selten fdat
oo5 thermometer inter ben 8e'
iricrpunft, niemals tiefer als big
oui 5poIi Grade. Gober 6Ieiben
Die 9oulomnicn bier pom Sroit Der.
idont, mdbrcnO Tie in Sranfiurt a.
90. eririeren. Gie mittlere 9empe'
ratlr ocs Sonuor gleif Der bon
@oilano. Sreilid lit Der CONNER
Inn 10 tiibler, uno es fommt Dor,
baB sic @erIte grim geerntct mer.
Sen mlB. M6cr cafiir lit es III Der
llmocecno ord INNER 10 fr.,1 nno
grim mie in Srlano.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

ser boben noroliden 8reitcnIogcu
lteieen oieie Gis5ungen tief in
Die Caller binob, Diele fat bis 81
Oen 6ior0en ielbit ooer gu cinem
See. @irtlid i'm Mcere enOigt nur
elm ein5iger @letider bod i'm 9eoro.
louoe; lelbit Oos groBe @lctidcrgc.
bet oes S.pngenfior0es errcift nld]t
oos @iSnIer. M6er BON fern gele-
ben, i6eHlen bod ale 6ieie @lct'
ider ii6 i'm Mecre 81 baOen oocr
Oorin lire ii6erfliiiiigen Woilen Obj
5ui9icbcn.
Nun manoern beut5rta9e SUM-
6crte bon &eiien0en in ueni9en
Stun0en gum Nuar6rd inc @ar0an-
ger, 81 ocn Supbeue- unO YOiums-
bra in Sogn uno gu ocn 9euoltigen
@letlhern ocS Sloen. ull0 2oentalS
am Nor0fjoro. Mon erreidt lie
leidter ais Die @letidDer am Munt-
b!anc oocr I'M 9erner SberIonoe.
9icie @Ietlfer - ieltldmermciIe
bat. Die norucgiide Sprode feincn
beion0ercn Nusorllf bieriiir, aaen-
Tolls 0us isldnoilde Sofll boz
ben ibrcn ltriprung nid,t BLOB, fuie
in ocu alpen, III SirnmtlOen, lon-
ocrn i~iberboupt in benz euigen
Sdnce Ger Sonoe, oen rSdncebrei-
ten. Gie lcttcrcn biI6cn aber uid
Die Quelle fir Die 5obaoien Stro'
ME, mcldle bel ibrcm 8eginne ooS
SCOTLAND, oft Seen bilOeno, iurdlen.
Inn i1licbIidl ans ungc6elren SO.
brn in Den Spolt zines Gales ooer
6iorocs billob3uItilr5cn. Sic Caller
in ocH Nlpen IinO mcbr ooer me-
niger MuIocn; allies bon scr Sohe
fommenoe @oiicr flicBt bier clio
longiom al. Gobcr oic berbdltlliS-
mG5ig 10 0cringe 3ohI bon @aiicr-
f0Ilcn. Sn Norue0en 6oacQen triflt
iait ic0cr folder Strom. lo6oIo CT
Ole Sode6cnc (6ie n@cite") binter
iid bat, ouf bcu idbcn 9lbltur5 zines
oft bier. biz fiinitanicnb Sub tieien
Spnltcs. Mn Der &outc 6esiel6en
angctommer, bat er feline @obG, ct
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
Hus Norweoen.
Bon 6. Satiarst.

Limb oos mar SIof ErpgDaSion",
10 beoiuut Gin @coiht bon 9iorn'
ion, in alien &ou5ertidleu >bcfonut
6urd Oie it6nc Sompoiition bon
@rieg. Olaf Grpgpasion, Der iiber
0as Meer BON Melten tommeno. 0os
2ono eleid elmer oepaIti9cn MoIfe
nufiteigcn la6. n2onO III Sidt" 0o
uno nitt y2anOfenuung" muB Die
lleberidriit ieues @eOidteS iibericet
fuerOen) ruit aud ircuOig errc9t Der
&eiienoe, Scr, iiber sic 9torOiee Job
reno, gum erltcnmol icncn 9epalti'
gen 6elsblod ouitaud)en liebt. Der,
nod ser Sage emit aus @otteS
SdoB berob0eiaIlen, nun ols foloi'
ioIer @ogenbreber Dem Anoronge
pes S5cons webrt. Sn bIolen, l6on
oe0lieocrten aiiitcnformcn tritt ms
Oieics granitene Moiiiu entgegeu,
oft bepoloct, oft aud tobl mo OBJ
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

yceeI, fest mcbr in TampfiGiffcn,
unO ale 6iclc 6obr5allge Icgcn all
Der 9eutIdcn Bride in Bergen oil.
SohIt onidniiIi6 bat Oicics gauge
Srcibcn idon scr olte norrpc9ilde
Gi6tpr &ctter CAB gcidilocrt, mel
der bon tG47 biz 170S oui Der
SnieI 9lIIten i'm gtoroInnOs Yiorrer
mar, ein edtes Gihtcrgeuic, oGne
oeIlcn ySrompetc Ocs gtorOlonocS"
fcin GciicnOer iibcr Grontbeim bin.
ousfobren ioate. Gem Die Gatitr
ocs IoroIonoes bot iid e6cnioncuig
pcrGnoert mie sic ieiner 9%e1uobner,
uno Gob ei6t ms beioes wie III et.
nem trcucn Spiegelbiloe. Son Der
Geutid)cn Bride. ocren butte Solj.
Ipcidcr III 3cib mo GlicO Itcben
tuie GoIootcn. gc6t ser Slid oann
mieoer in Die meite Melt, mcilt III
sic fot6oliidcn 21noer SiiOeuropaS,
obcr aud nod Vroiilicu uno lelbit
China. @obriGeinlid mar chit
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

Sodfien erintcrt al 6os Sen zines
Zebra.
0ieier bon Ocn 9tlpcn 10 iebr Der
itieocne G6arafter OeS norlucgiihen
Sergmoiiius f6at aud Dem blobeiicn
9luge oui. Sic 9roBe gntmidIun9
OesIelben in Die 9reitc begiinitigt
3meierlci @ri6cimuugen: Die 9iIOun9
BON uniibcriebbaren 5bncciel0ern
(5onoc genanut) unO Die @rihci.
nulig ser groBartigen @alieridae,
Our6 sic Gorpegeu gang b%eionoers
berii6mt 0clporOen Bon nen 5obl.
reidlcn 5onocn iinO sic b%eOcutenoiten
Die 5oloeiono in @arOongcr, Sieielbe,
melbe mar ouf Dem 8ilOe rausiidt
pom &ol0al5ficlo" i'm 9%intergrunoc
crblidt. icruer oic ~uneebeurc 3on0
oeS Soitcoals6rG un6 Der Spartiien
{, StparJeS @iS") in NorOlanoe.
IS lit in ncucrcr 3eit gum Gport
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
Sic miRsIiidte Operation.

Der usberaperG =g6rifil bodte in
elmer Gde i'm 8nbnpirts6aus unb
It06nte elm ulns onbere Wial, Oob Die
6enlter tlirrten, Dor 3a6npe9. @ae
erDenflinen Witiel bate err i4On umz
IpnIt prrbisrt, oss 9aoers &iinite nos
rem an Der t~ieIiibenoen Wur3el ge@
ideitert - fur3um, er mar an Wsrs
3lpeifsln. 0a tum Der DaltensNa5i
9erein, Elm beler &opf, Der lieB ii6
bic Go9e ~eroa6Ien, 5pinterte piiIils
nit ben Mugen uno meinte: .S4
piiBte Dir Iaon elm MitteI. ober &uz
roId brouGt's! Sd bob s'lelen, ple
eiisnal @iner ieinen .3obn biuten an
3u9 an ben Buffer an'bunben bat =
Der 3ug is ms 6abren 'tommen uno
buns bid. iuar Der 3obn bernus!"
Der Gbriltl ituBte einen &ugen6lid.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

Big 5t ocn SnIcTn, tuqI9e I'm @cIicn
Oas Meer perOcden. Cine gon
unuerglcihli9c S6ou. 0ie boGiteu
0ergc ober, mcld)c 0en G6aroftcr
Oicicr 9anOidait Ooii5 beionOerS be-
Itimnlen, babcn mir I'M 9fiider, une
man 5G6lt ocrelt germ iicben, Inn
oem olten 9i6rouin (9crgpiinnc,
9ereDieie) Ocn Gbarafter elmer
Siebenbiigclita0t SIT p%crleiben.
g(n 6cOcutcnocu oltcll @eb1uoen
lit sic StaOt nidt rcidL oo5H lit lie
at oft bonn 6cltcr bcint9eiu6t iuor-
0crt, lucIdcs it oer mddti0cn SOILS
oe6du0cn Itcts cine mir 81 reidlide
No6rutg faliO. 60 itarrnt Ocun
sic belltige GtaOt I'M meleutIidet
aus ser 3cit nod Der groBen
Icltcrsbrunit bonn Sabre 1901.
9tur oic Gomfirde (int 9ilOe gali5
born untcu) lit otter unO Die &rclij-
fird)c Can mcl6cr emit Der 6eriiDnlte
Nils Slim &iiitcr MARI, iopie Die
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

geihliffeu; oenn eS bat %jnbrtauleiI.
0elaug inter Dem cluIgen Giie Sc
rubt, pie nod bcu1c 0a5 ibm 10 nab
DcrWan0te Gr0nIun0, nn0 Die berab-
Stei1enoen 8letlber buben lene luu-
gen, ole gum 3cutroIrIden filbrcn.
ben S6ler auSgcihlificn, Die man
6ior0e l1elIn1, menn lbr 0run0 tolt
ie6s- bis lic%benbuu0crt Nicter bOd)
NIT Dem @aller 0es Nrercs bcOcttt
lit. San9iam uerliercn lib Die 0e-
birg5riidcn, 5ulcpt Gunlcnoc uon
SnieIn bil0etl0, i'm Mleere; ober bic
6ior0e 9~eitutteH Ocn gr0Btcu Sd)lt-
fen cine unJebiI0crle o6aDri" toenn
OaS be0clItci6lor0) bis in Gus tIcIlte
Snnere 0eS NanOc5; bis gum 0cr6cn
neS llr1c6irOes, no Die N%ieienbcr0c
aIflteigen mo Die %ungebellrcn
@r1er t. 9reiten") nod lcBt plclc
Guaorotmeilell @nuoc$ nit ibrem
emigen Sd)nce beocdcu. Genie man
1id Den @cufer Sce bis net in
Dos obere yNaIli5 blneiu ucrl0ngtrt,
10 erb0lr man cIncn nnBclabren Sc'
grill Don einem nurIueAildlrn 6lorO.
I6cr mic uerldlrocn Ole Wcltalt
Der Ncr1c. mclhe i'll 9tnruegen cine
iol6e 6obrltruBe cinld)IIcBcn! Gle
Aipcn iinO Gin 0%urt1alIs iu1ruolIdlrS
@ebirJe ipiG, 5ufIB hlo 5rrrilien.
Sic beiinocn lid Alcidldn nod i'll
il)rcr Sthrm- mo GrauAperiaoe.
Sci linen rinat nod allies nnh Wc'
ftnltuna mo 0iube. Ger nurlucNi-
SGe 6icll hot gleidlinm idon aus
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

ard) 6os pboni5iide Molog, Oos
.GtoffiiN" bcOrittct. elm Stapel-
plnt fir sen norncgiihcn Slid;
mn rpclln Eptbcas' GbuIc nidt BLOB
Gin odgcmeiner geogropbildcr Be-
griif lit, 10 fam 0antit wrbl tur
Noriuegen 9enteint iein, bas fa6cl-
6aite &onO ser MittcrnadtSlonne.
BON Incident ielbIt nod Elm CACTUS
nitbtS olS MGrdlcnboftcs 5u 6crid)-
ten meiB. gtur Oie Happen. ibre
Qcbensmeilc uno @unidloiigtcit
id)ilocrt ser 0roBe @iitorifcr 10 IN.
id)orllid). 0oE ih bel cincr @onOe'
rltng ourd oie Id)pcOiidc 2appmorf
cinfod) nur Ieiue @orte 81 wieoer.
Dolen 6roudte.
9tidts munoer6orer aIs Sic inn
mer bclebte .Geutidc 9riide" nit
i1ren onfcrn0cn &dbnen, 0cn 6abl-
loIen .gogcr" bon Stodiildcn, Sen
rollen6cn 6diieru init 2c6crt6ron,
Ocn .%feinen Noien" Der bergenId)en
Gaufleute. e6pn DAB riibmt bic
lcl6en. penn audi nur nit Hiidiidlt
aui Die @eididIi6feit. wonlit man
ben iAIehten Slid ou5itoBt. Ser
Norfpeger idmel9t in Dem 6iid)ge.
rude Der 4eutidlen Bride, Oenn er
lit elm Sdtbpopba9c. Bergen bat
aber audi onoere, llcbIidere @erii-
DIE. @cnn man norolid ouf Oos
6loifieIo iteigt. utlnct man Die rel.
ne, lal6ige 2uit beg S5eans. Non
blidt iiber sic gan5c bcrrlidle
Stoot. 10 mic. INFER @il6 CO BAR
Itelt. iiber oen bon 5ahlrcifet
Sdificn bcIebten Saien BaagcD
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

Sic alto Stride bon Gcrtliu, Jest BEL
Snntoit, Wcr9cn.
9ouptfiiItc id)lagen. Ter noripe9i'
idc Sd)0rengiirtcl. ncId1cr unS Dol,
@otGenhurQ alb Bis 6elriabe sum-
NorOfop bcgleitct. lit cine Welt bon
QroBcn lnO flcinen SnieIn nit III.
50hligen Sun0cn uno 6obrrinncn.
oeren geunue &enntnis oen 2ootien
niht feblen bari. EieieIhen mob.
nen oenn audi meiit oui scr 1uber-
Iter, meit ins Meer uorgcido6enen
Sdar. unO lie freu3cn nit ibren
leepo9elortigen &uttern oft meilen.
melt orollBcn, nm EN- onfommcnoeS
S6ifi gu ermorten un0 in Sen lide.
rem &nien Su leiten. g5od mebr 81.
ld)cr frcuScn tagelan3 out Der
blollcn Slut.
Meit beriibmtcr oIs oicic GIein.
fiiderei lit Die oes GorideS uno 0es
Servings. Semen ionat unO on9clt
man aui oen melt i'm Nieer bciliO-
Iidlcn Banter. ben guomor0nen
ser cinltigcn @Ietif)er; oieicr 5iebt
sum 2oid)cn i'll Die Yud]ten Der aii.
tic. miro nit 9tcben umltcIt inO
!nu9iam bernllsgeiiiht.
Gin ioIdcS nSdloB" minmeIt
oann bon Mtiaioncn Oielcr iiItrrs
olduscnoen Slide; Sie ihd9icnorn
Slider limo ION GOpi bis gum 6llB
in einen iilbcrnen Shuppcnponirr
uefleioet mic Sobcngrin. an uicr
ober miro Scr .l;cbe @oIt" BON
6rolien in @npian9 0raommen.
oisAcmeioet mo III anhG"'r Con
men cin9elnl3cn. TompiidDi'fe mar.
ten in ser I1be auf Die rcidt
6rnd,t. uno oft pergehcn u%ieriino,
jmon5ig Stunocn nno mchr. Dis
ale Oicie 3onnen in Sen nifpt III
iiiarnncn Sdiiisboud cinaclaocn
linb.
Cine Souptbcringsitaot i'm iiib.
Iidcn Normegen lit Stooonger. Ton
bier oehen i'm 6riibiahr 5abauie
Sc9eIidiiir aus. nm oen Serina
Ocn Suitcn Der Oitiecldnocr 5u3u-
iir6ren.
Mud] nah Seracn, Der alien,
berrIiden 6anialtaot. fommen gro'
&c Compiler aus Dem Nprolanoe
nit !Scriuec,l. aber inl weIentlidlnl
lit Bergen Dotb einc goridltoot.
Ter mcit aroBcrc nno als Stodiiid.
&lip2iiid ooer 2aberoan. i'm Su-
ocn Gurcpos als 8atola 6etanntt
Giid (GyaouS morrbua) beuolfert
heion6crs OoS Mecr norolih uom
ledl5igIten Wrcitcnorooc. Nanient'
lid bel ocn o~Ipcnartigen Soiooen
Miro or in oen critcn @onaten hes
rSahreS in u~ngcbeurer 3ahl gc'an'
aen. Nufgcidmitten. aui @cltei!en
uro Gliupen gctrodnef. miro or i'm
CONNER in ocu ioscnnnntcn Stnp.
ncr nod @cr1en geiiibrt, fruher
mSidlicBlidl in sen hodl6clooencr
Sndltcn nit clucn1 aroben, oblonge's
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

sen irine Glsmuiicn hcim 8oridic.
ben iihrr Oiric ySallo biuob. ci,ne lie
GIcidlinm i'll berilbrcn. mo id,!it
Zen lid) mltcn gu cincu liclIcn 0ilct.
id)cr 5uiommcn. Nnocre @letidcc,
luie Der NuiumS6r1 auI 6idrlauoS.
iior0c (ocr Nod)bnr ocS Supbeile-
bri). cloigcu nit cilrr nngebeurcH
Gislunuo. peldler niemoIS oos tief.
bIolie @~lciid)ertor Icbit. Oorous oaS
ubilicbenoc @ailcr ltrornt. @aS
nbcr bel Den m~eiitcn oicicr Wletid)cr
pon Den beauemen gouriiten bclon'
ocrs bod ucronidlagt miro. Ons lit
lire Icidte grrcidborteit. SniOIoe
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

SIJuegBepulsIpr9 III !QulpdIner.
muB cen c~nticelldpcn Sprung in
Die Siefe pngeu. 80 enIitehcn
9un0erte Don nStnubbGdlcn". &C.
gen melhe Der iueittcriihmtc in ser
SdnueIj ueridmin0et. ,Mnacn 6cl-
len ocm Stur5 cntgegcn". 10 ger.
itdu6t er. ueridminoct mohI gor in
cilcr SdIudlt, I'M ip0ter micoer
lcu o~ufputrcten, cincn nclien SAT-
81 hiIocn uno idlIicblih untcn i'm
6ioroc our &uGe 5rt fnmmen. IS
aibt Steacn, 10 ON 9sdrG. nno @ei-
rnnNcriipr0c. mo Der Bad in eincm
einSjOcn Stura mebrcre tauienS
SUB mauf9cbolten blnnbtoumelt.
in ser 0uit Dem sliige per-
idrpinOet. 0lcihiam BON ihr oufger
iogcn miro. Nbcr ihlieBlih 3clgt
Gin leidltcs Ilinmcrn oc5 6ioroeS
boh Die StcGc on. no er lif nit
Dem Mcermalicr uermiid,t.
9inn oibt cs midi blob .eid)tcre
S%toii6b1dc. Iunoern aud game
Str0nhc. Die pom @ch9eblrge fome,
men. Ole 2uit i~tunocurcit nit
ibrcm Houid)en criiilicn mo lire
Amucicnteii idlcn ourf oen bod
mufitciaeuocn @niicrrnud) on0eltteu
NlS Broieiior Nanitccn emit iiher
0aS Sica nod Soroanacr m%onSerte.
uerrict linn hicicr Nouh oo3 1oicin
heS Auuoltiaeu &0rina$ioiics. gu
mcldlcm lest oos Mciicpublifum in
aol,Yn SdJuren sieht. @cniNcr ae.
iud)t. neil idrpcrer III crreiden. lit
Der hrrrlid)c SfiGB5coal5iob in
&.orOonocr. mcId3cn mrirc N6bil-
Dung uortrcfIIid mieocr0ibt.
@ieacidt ned, mmocrborcr ols
sic @cbirg2lonoiho't NermcJcnS
nit ibrcn @!ctid)crn. @alieriaIIan
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

unO Sen tief in Oos 2onO cinorin.
9enoen Siorocn lit oie @iitenlanOs
ldoft. @epoltige @erge. un0 meiit
piel bcoeutcn0cr ais III %Ntorpegen,
BADEN aud Die 9l(pen; audi bier
gi6t es Sirt. itnO @Ietihermeere;
Scr Martaa. bel Meprinepn lit Gin
flciucr @0ringsfoB. ser Nbcirfaa
mag ben SorpsfoB iogar tibcrtrcfieu:
an ser SiiIte o6er, no oas @ebirge
oft in ungcbellren @citolten o6Itiir5t
oOer Gin Sddrcngiirtel nit icincn
&un0crten BON Sliicln uno Smell
den lid ocm 2anOe borle0t ooer
elm Iogenointcs ~Meerau0e" einen
freien Slid ouf Sen enOIolen O5eon
geItottct. tritt urS cine gang reltc
@elt entgeoen. Gieie 8crbinonn9
BON @cbirge lino Mcer, bon Stor-
rem nno 6Iiiiiigfcit lit 10 ein5i9 in
ibrer 9lrt, Dob ma oatnd oIe o6u.
Iidcn @rid)einiinQen nui Der @rOe
6crtonnt bot. 3cnn man ipridJt bon
6jor0en oiid in SiiOomcrifo uno
BON Gddren iiberou, mo 6ieie fo6'
len 9Snieln cincn @iirtel I'M Bic