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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
Wealth Rolls Westward

Westward the course of banking
takes its way. no less than of en-
pire. Until a few years ago, as ev-
eryone knows. New York city ruled
the nations finances. Now the con-
trolier Of the currency that AT the
close OF the past year. the east ale
together held only about - percent
CT national bank resources. and that
the u states generally known as the
middle west held greater resources
than were reported for the entire
country 90 years ago.
Il is generally conceded that New.
York. while losing its mastery -"
the country's banking as a result Of
the regional banking law and the
westward sweep OF prosperity. ~A'
remain the most powerful money
center IN America. T. may De- as
well. though. NOT 10 te too sure
about that Chicago may yet be-
come the financial capital AS for
the far west. before many years y
may reach and pass New Ers.snd
in accumulated wealth and banking
power.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

When a man answers his wife's,
How do l look, dear?' with the
usual "Oh. all right. all right she
feels about as thrilled and elated as
an actor who reads in the morning
paper that he cid acceptably.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

The only sure way to tell a mush-
room from a toad-stoOl is by eating
il. and. alas. by that same token,
the only sure way 70 tell whether
a man Will make you happy or mis-
cradle IS by marrying him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

According TO a cabegram. editors OF French
newspapers have just discovered that February Will
have five sundays Great Scott Don't they have cal
endars over there?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Alas. a woman has twice as many
emotions as a man and only half as
many emphatic words in which T.
express them-if she's a lady!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
WIDOW-CISNS.

& frivolous woman with plenty Of
money and nothing TO do must have
either a toy-dOg or a tame cat 70
play with. Husbands can take their
choice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl

ing nine olives. loving nine women
cultivates your taste and teaches you
TO appreciate one OF them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

When Premier Hughes says the next viii
start in the Pacific Of course one knows to whom
De is referring! Hawaii and some other Pacific isle
probably.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

The kind Of a woman that fas-
cinates a man is one, from whom
he is never sure whether 10 expect
sugar. lemon or ginger with her
next remark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Copies with
hrst and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

The ~Hu" seems 20 have taken the place of snake
bite as a whisky justiher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

II is not wise for a man 20 marry
his first love. he has TO be sea
soned" for matrimony. Like eat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

A woman forms her opinion Of
herself from what she sees in her
mirror. a man forms his opinion OF
himself from what he sees in wom-
ans eyes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Where are all the old experts
who used 10 declare that woman
ought 20 be able 10 dress like a per
feet lady on sixty dollars a year.
Dear me! With clothes selling by
the carat. any woman who wore
only sixty dollars worth wouldn't
be a lady!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

The girl who takes all a man $
tender speeches seriously would
probably 90 TO a musical comedy, In
order TO improve her mind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Germany now IS urwlin- -o eur
render those held responsible. t.r
the war Trying 20 make evasion
the sequel OF invasion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

When a man mutters. Just one
morer" in his sleep. nowadays, his
wife wishes Freud were around 20
tell her whether he IS dreaming OF
forbidden drink or a forbidden
kiss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
TUT, TUT. IUDGEI

JUDGE KENESAW MOUNTAIN lands Of Chica-
J go, in a speech before the American Protective
league, declared with vehemence:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

4 little sagacity. lot Of audacity
and infinite pertinacitv make the
winning easy for a man. In the love
came.
Copyright 1900
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Speaking Of recors-rlction-if
that peace treaty were only our -
the way. the nation could get down
Of q good. old-fash.oned presidential
campaign. or. II YOU prefer -
old-fashi0ned one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

ONLY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN INDIANA Nailed
South cass matte
@. p ] NJ STEPHENSON. Publisher.
JOHN HENRY ZUvER Edisor.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07
DYCUSBURG

Rev. George Gass closed a two
weeks revival here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bennett and
sons, Collin and Cliff, Of Paducah,
spent Sunday here the guest Of rel
atives.
Trenton Patterson Of Detroit, Mich
igan, is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Graves of
Paducah spent few days here last
week the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Graves.
Mrs. Lonnie Blackford and Miss
Ola Charles attended Teachers In
stitute this week at Marion.
II. II. Perryman is visiting rela-
tives in Cairo, Ill.
Mrs. W. f. Charles and son spent
Saturday in Fredonia the guests of
Miss Nellie Easley
Groce Ferguson was in Paducah
Thursday.
=. F. Ramage has been i'll for
several days.
Miss Nina Gamer Of Gum Springs
returned home Sunday from an ex-
tended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell.
Miss Tyline Charles returned home
Saturday from visit to her aunt,
Mrs. A. A. Myrick Of Benton.
Mrs. Hale Of Smithland spent the
week end with her son, Gus Hale.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07
,fneRs5 [ Literature.

your narrative IL too highly col
erd." remarked tiss editor, returning
the lnlky manusrlIx. "ln what wayr'
inquired the disappointed author.
swhy." replied the cditor. "in the very
nrst chapter you make the old man turu
purple with rxc. the sIllaln green
with envy. the hero turn white with
anger, the heroine nfrn red with con
fusion aud the cosclunn turn blue
with Che cc,d,"-Th Rta D. "'
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Miss Catherine Moore, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. b, Moore, left Sunday for
Camp Knox, where she will resume
her work.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

fandell, X. +. Wilborn and George
~. Manley were in R0siclare Sat
urday attending the big Republican
rally.
Mr., Freeman Weldon, OF Hender.
son spent last week with relatives
in this city.
Miss Ida Hogard returned to Louis
vile Friday TO resume her duties as
teacher in the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Runyan attended
the fair at Hopkinsville last week.
Misses Alice and Kate Browning,
Of Evansville, who spent several days
last week with Mrs. II. V. Stone
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. G. b. DunmOre and children
and Miss Leoda McWhorter return
ed Friday from The Lakes where they
spent the summer.
Mr. Gus Tylor left Monday for
Chicago and Cincinnati, where he
will buy the fall stock for Taylor
and Taylor.
Miss Geraldine McNeely of Louis
vile, who has been the guest of Miss
katherine Hughes has returned
home.
Mrs H. +. Hammack spent a
few days in Evansville the first OF
the week.
Miss Jane Thompson Of George.
town. KY, arrived Sunday to re.
sumo her school work next week.
Rev. n. +. Jones of Campbelles
KY, filled the pulpit at the First
Baptist Church Sunday. His sub
ject in the forenoon was "The Great
Commission, and that in the even,
ing was Redemption"
Rev. Cooper of Scottsville, Ky
will fill the pulpit at the First Bap
tist Church Sunday morning and ev,
ening, September ~.
Mrs. A. J Butler, Of Blodget, Mo.
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs r. b. Gregory,
Miss Martha Wilborn left Sunda,
for Sturgis where she will teach II
the city schools
Judge and Mrs. r. l.. Moore spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Summerville at Mattoon.
Miss Sallie Woods returned Frida,
from Helena Ark. where she wa.
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. vii
ford White.
. Mrs. r. +. Dorr left Sunday TO
I Evansville where she will underF
I treatment at hospital.
Mrs. o. c. Cook and daughter
Miss Ruby, returned Sunday from
months visit with relatives in Nash
\ vile. Tenn.
Miss Rowena Williams, who ha
been the guest Of friends here lef
Sunday for her home in East Prairi,
Mo.
Messrs. Geogre NJ. Gumbert an
! j. V, Threlkeld, who have been sleep
I ing in the rear end Of the Mario
\ Bank and acting as guards Of th
! treasury have been relieved Of thei
l duty and have moved to the hom
Of Mr., Threlkelds parents, Mr., an
1 Mrs. o. G, Threlkeld where they wi
now reside.
\ Miss Catherine Moore. who ha
been visiting her parents. Mr.. an
l Mrs. ID. b. Moore, left Sunday 70
4 Camp Knox, where she will resum
l her work.
Co1~
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Misses Forest Hammack and Melba
Williams left Sunday for Evansville
where they will enter business col
lege.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bebe Boswell, Mr.. d.
and Mrs. James b. Hughes and
Seldom Hughes of Princeton motored
to Dawson Springs Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Yates are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
having arrived Friday. She has been
christened Amelia Anne Yates.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Mr.. Joe Walker Of Rockford, Ill
spent the week end with his aunt
Miss Nelle Walker and other rela.
tives.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Misses Nellie and Vivian Stone,
who have been engaged in Y. w.
c. A. work in North Carolina dur
ing the summer have returned home
for a visit.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Messrs. Geogre NJ. Gumbert and
J, V, Threlkeld, who have been sleep
ing in the rear end Of the Marion
Bank and acting as guards Of the
treasury have been relieved Of their
duty and have moved to the home
Of Mr.. Threlkelds parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Threlkeld where they will
now reside.
The Crittenden press., 1920-09-07

Miss Rowena Williams, who has
been the guest Of friends here left
Sunday for her home in East Prairie.
Mo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
Ger Wcrtb unitrer
f%rcmOipradigtn Rrtile.

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Ne''G ooFl1lti'a, ol'fU RtIU,@ reno
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II I''le,l @Ioolg an iF9'ito pGld'fn
oI''ltiutLI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NH S'i!'u,ti'6 p'r >Elfuerl o3rpoien
io'F''n '@o'It''I, Wl'roen od4eltl Ilrhr
HFotcfte 'r'ien@ HIl5pHftINa't trtlttr
EeiIontn trAo9tl! oi@ pom onoereil
No'Ipt'ddllIh lplclen ne oabci odro!t
oll' DOB, nm one ,Nthgen ot@ &rit1e2
tlof 81 maiden. Der @eoroId) pom
Spr1cfIl Ole pouHtoerul1lln ntr'tolt'
otl mtroen. pon @elentIIttttt ie;.
Iie Nrnlhuuocn. n,r b,it0nni,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

SunIme Dem 5nIan6 gu trbaIt,n.
nj elm Ginieeen aIer UerflIgbaren
4ltttel uno Sirarte fir Die 5utunltl8t
9odleefll@erel 1euiidlano5 0urd
aus n0tig, oclm 0aourd MIRO midi
Hur oas oeutide YiatIouaIUgrmogen
crtobt, lonoern Dor allen Tin
gen miro Dem 0eutlden @olfe eIlle
gtcnge better mo n%abrbditer Seben5
nlttel 3ls9elubrt, DIE ne Tur Die tom
mcnocn miagcren Sabre Ourdaus nc
tlg baben. 2a3u ut Is abcr error
oerlId), Dab Die Genntul5 pom Dem
oen 2eut den oiieniteDcnon HeId)
tlm oe5 Yteere5 in INNER Deltere
arciie Der Benolterung 0rulge. Sc.
hermann, aud IN B%innenIan0e, m!lp
BEN Nert Der Seet!lde e%rtenuen Ier
men un0 nit ltlnen &rUiten oa5u
beltragen, OaB DE @odieeilld]erel
Geutl1lano5 III 02n Stano gelcBt
IUeroe, lbre olBerit Didtige, fir oIe
MobIia9rt oe5 0uItiden &olte5 uIl-
beoIngt %notwaa0ge Auigabe gu CT.
fuilen
Mem GnglonO auh oas Mcer be.
9errlht, Die 8lidereI lit auBer Ill
oen @obeItsgemantrn Der aulte alI
Gem gau5en &YgItmcere fur Ieoer.
alann trel. IS ut enc gebletcrlld)e
6orocrlng Der 0eutldlcn &olt3ernab.
rung, oaB lia anltatt Der GrIeg3
ltll1Te, ole ne 1rllDet bQutell. BON
0taatalpeJen legt6uuglWlffe III m0g-
Ildlt GROCER 3aQl 0lf 1t0pel IegeH,
0enn Ieioer inn 0eu Gelttlden ia
ole mellteu 6ild0amprer genommen
mur0cn. So ltUtu mo 10 plel ais
mll8IId) n%ullleH 6ud0amp1er ail2gt-
rilltet per0en, 0aui.t tie III nod 0Iel
8roBerer 3ubI ais rruDtr DInall53le-
ben IN DIE meIten 8llhgrlH0e Del
zee un0 Gent ulun0 nit ldnuudDoI.
ter un0 gutter 9tanCuuL Dem btltGl
Ur1aG 0e5 nudl lauge reDlcu0ell
JtIu0- uuo SdIUetuelleud)c9, Uerior.
gen. Die 0tutid,u 6anJlttne mil.
zen Slide, Nobbeu ut0 g9ale aus
Dem aegean pQIeu. 0auit ne alId) IN
oleler 9mlld)t INNER urabblnglgcl
UoE Der 3rtHbr ans auoerru %dn.
5eru mero,a Cu0urb trQgen liz
aId)t mir sur @eUun9 0t9 9|tutionui.
OcrmoaenS, lon0trn bcIouoers 3ur
1uareItenoen G~ruU9rung ot3 SOL
les III bc0atlu0cm 9}oBe lei, ma
GAS berbeljuIIbreu. lit Die crit,
EiIidt Der OuVii4en &iGgierumg 10.
lUobl ME 0c9 ltlanten oeItId)ar
EoIfe3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
Der fr~an56Tidjc @cncral %cr

~NA INhHlbfitN NAHAANA NkA
rgcUr fla9t igiu &atcrluu0 TN bjttcreu
@orte0 arL Dab Is Die ruiijidlca
SoIoaten sic in Trontrejh iottel
ml0 iId mgjgcrteu. uadl0tm RuBIuuo
ans Der frlcJfihrcH0en Gutcute ATS
aeihic0cu mar, qcacn ihr clgeuca &a-
ttrIln0 ojc @0frcn SIT grgrclfeu, ais
str,cG@aefnnQeuc I'M 0eu &aJerN non
@tiltr:t1 inter i1duOlihen 4}I6h0u0-
llNlCu lefuuJcn bate 9iad0cu 0Qa
utlljidlc Nolt inter Ser 3orglrcQie,
runl N}ilipueu uou Wit0Id}cnlc5el
filr Die Had1cgeliutc Der Sruu5oicu
r1t0 0ieGrDbCrunl@Qtlljite idrer SEER
idor qeopiert hattie, lit e fiirluubr
cine idntdhljde Nln0lIulg ul0 elm
4tt Der deaell ale Civilization ms
allies &0lferrCdt ucritoGt. 0jeic ruiil.
idleH @9l0uten helttc nod I'M Nldis
r,cn III &cionaenihdft 3u balte1.
Elder 1T 6 onB Die pom Den NuJcI=
iudIen 10 OFT INST @utm un0 Spott cr.
m1hnta Aultur Ser 0tlttiden Militia
r'}teu elmer ioItcu S~d'ouothat uitt
I0aja Qetpcicu mare. NM Is lit ihr
fe,nc Ioltc uoh}urciien Ndtten Sic.
'e HuIIen an Aniana 0c5 0rje9a3
NIT ihrem H2lpoltjgen Seer mo NIT
Ulerh0rteu &~erIuitcn Sic ocutihe N}i-
Ijtormatt nidt FIBER }rp1i Sabre lana
5etheiIt un0 oufgehoiteu 10 tpilroen
Die Tron}oicn beute mahrljd fciue
Sil1e f,ipru
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
tsiurnatcQrapbie 1T 5t!rc-
real;Efrm.

G5 0ibt iait fem Ocbict mclr,
Gab it'd Die &incmatoQruphie nidt
erobert h0ttc. lmO cine ibrer in.
tcrciuntsittl Stjtcu lit Ole Nuf-
nabme Don Snt0ihosten mo BON
GIerIeben i'm N}eere. Gicie Nui-
nabnlen mcroeu 0uyd eillcll Ippa=
rat ermo9Iidt, Ser urIpriinglih 81
lullIenidoftii0el ,3mcden erilul0en
mar Ger pom @,lIomion III Nor-
folt in oru N|erclnl0trn Gtuuten
ton%itruierte YpQarat b2itebt IN Ell
lIer (dudertuue, an 0ercn Gloen
lit etn 0cr0umI1er tl|9eliormi9er
Hnl0B befiIloct. Don Dem aus man
Die nahitc ~ltnl2bung I'M Mecre
beobodtcu fdmn G&itjQWi0u moQte
0en Npparot sum 5m0jmm ser
6Iora mo Der Sauna ot9 Wccrc5-
0ruH0c9 bcnileeu, i0l0 'obcr nidjt
Die n0tI3e 60y0HuIJ. Crit Satire
ipdter fomGu icine bei0cn S0bne
uHf 0cu 0epditeu, Die (oltd)ertube
tjncuoto0ropbi bel 3lpefen 3u
uerwcll0cn. Giele (out)ertu6e lit
nit Dem o6crcn Gnoe am 9o0en
erneS biciiir ciuQeridte!cn Io6r.
3cll1e@ mtgc6rod't; lie lit pcrihicb,
bor, 10 0oB man lie u~erl0naern
o0er oertlir}cn tann, mo ucrtrGqt
einen Battle-Ground Don 10 Gilo.
9ralnm pro Observation-Disclosures Ole
@la2iGcibe oe5 Nnlabe5 fam extent
Battle-Ground in elmer licie pon etua
% Wcter |iton0baltcn 0ic 8rii0cr
9%StQiantIon mdaItcu fiir ibrc CT
ten &crlndc 0o5 6abrluoiicr in Der
9}dbc Der %NnhouoinieIn uorolid)
BON Snbo, neil Der Wccrcsbu6en
BORT ot39c5citnctc &o~roaenriffc
entbdIt, oo3 N0licr flnr lit ul0 Die
quit pollfommen rein. S~nfol9eoeI-
len braudt aud) nidt fiiuitlidlcs
Sldt 3ur Nnmenoung 3t fommell.
SIN a|llgenciuel lit 0u5 Muiier iuIt
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IS ialtQt Sic &jdtitroblcn olti. I'm
ter Den aIlrltigl,cn &trbdItniiicn cr.
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0cm @Ia2icultcr 0ra 3alldjappurQ
tcs, int m2itercn Nbiton0 ldlon
ounfIer. &n tropiihcn @lndiIern
no oos SomeuIiHt icbr idori lit,
InIlcn lid oti 10 Dfctcr 5ieie Nu
1enblId@pbotograpbien in elmer hun
o~crtitcn Setmoc Madden. Wtit flint
lld)cnl Sidt ul0 %anlpc1L oie Dem
Grlid mlc0crlteteu, fonute natiir
i'd alth IN gr0Bercn Gicicn bis 81
. Ifetern p~boto8ropbicrt ucrocn.
Hud) on0err Gciin.oer beidlditiQ
.cl lid nit Ser Rinenatournpbi
Der llnterieerpeIt. Einer BON oicicn
@artmann bat tItcu 9lpparut fon
'%trlIiert, mit Dem in arobcn Iicicn
ftncm0togrnpbiidlc Nuinnbmen Oc
mad)t ner0en f0Hncn. Nu oieien
apparatcu id'rcibt =. M}cmins i'm
Tromctheus" fonInIt qroBer @ert
III, 5unddllt fir Sic WeereSicy
idltng, or hdlt lie ober aud iiir he
riicn. lei Ser @trQuaa non Sohr
ielt9ru cine HolIe iu ipicIti.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23

Let uur object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
: that country itself become a
vast snd splendid monument, not
n oppression and terror, but OF wis
AsIa, If peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
ns1ui ration forever.
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
GbiragO'tr Warft=S cridt.
@etrcioe Nsnrft.

tnren ans &otaIon uao Niiprien
btreit5 ans c.ner Belt. oie min0e-
items 5000 &o1r 3Iriidrccif)t. las
MrnIGcn8eidledn mu6 olio iriihcr
ltngcnlein ujeI IonQiamer gerpuAien
leln ais helttc, oenn ionit bate eS
ld)on nor &ahrtouicn0eu icne N0dit-
mcHJe Ser @eu6iferunJ pom 60O0
9tiQioucn crrcidt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-23
5t'ie aIt it DER 2t,enfd1?
3mci tgpiidI ucridIieocne Wenidlcn-
rNhem III Der l.r5cit uUrbanocn.

0iit ser uraltcu GdtieIfruge, mo-.
her mir 4ieuldcntlu0cr tommeH mo
mObtn mir gcbcu, boidaftlgt iih @eb.
bat Hrauca an OrW0 oca bclltigen
Stanoca Der g8iNenihaft in einem
4uiiaB Der ogaJtlden Repue". SIT
WleDeit Der Qicnih uno Der Wife
9ruoer o0er &cttern o0er gQ13 ent.
fernte &erpon0y2 lIn0. 0aiiir ieblt
uu3 bis lett Oa5 lelte @iileu. Iltd]
BET Dem leu>t}ait 10 ujel beIprode-
nen, oltl Sara gciunoenen Eitbe-
fdntbropu5, Der 0a3 langgeiuhte
9~inoeQlilO jpiihcn WIeuih mo 9liie
mo oomit Der Nlubcrr oc5 Wten,
ihengelhledt2 lem ioute, lit man
iid) beute I'm ltufIore1, ob er cin
Itenit ootr ell 0ibbon. Elm Ntell,
idenaiit, mar Ger 6un0 lit 3lOem
Ieolo8ild piet 3u ilag, nm in Dem
GntDIdIun939lie0 0e5 N}eul6cn aus
Dem 8iere 0a5 @iuooglieo iciu 81
t0nuen, 0eMU i'll 1iIuottIL sem ser
Rithef0ntbropu$ 0ob mobl altge-
bort, mar bereit3 Der edte WeniA
0orhou0en. 0ob Neitc Der Men.
lhelt in Sdjhten ser Gcrtidriorma.
ion 0eflm0eu moroen ieieu, lit 3tpar
Uicliah ~tc1ouptnt lpor0elt, bat ii6
aber Itet5 aI3 Gin Irrtum bcrull3ge.
ltcllt. Nu0 0tl angcblid)cn Sub.
ipuren oon Ntenihen, oie ollf Der
CberfI0de terti0rcr Sdidten in gtu.
'trolIen 8eiluloen iein I0Qten, iino
5temltb Ilter ais nid)t pom Qten.
I6en b~crrIibrcuO crUieicn. Nber
lclblt Die Glnoe Don angebIiNen
Steingerdtcn mo @aiien 0e5 Wlen.
iden aus tertidrcr 3eit babcn it'd
tets ais 3meIielboit bcrau3geIteQt.
0cmIB linO 0Jeie 0e91ultduOe tertia.
rem Hlter3, 0ber e3 ldbt lid nlht
crfe01en, Oh e3 mjrtljd cinfad)ite
@tr0te 0g3 Nieuid)eH ODER MIR 5lt.
fdtli8 70 Icrormte 6elcrItene itno.
&eotnfoQ@ ldBt lid oo$ 2lter Der
NicnlhDGtt mt Sld]erbelt nid)t mel.
ter ais bis III oilupIolc Belt 5uriit-
Der1ol9CL Iabe; Iailcn i'd Qe.
naue Angaben iiber na9 alter oeS
Nieuidcu mmogljt MAIDEN. Gle
III 1tIuUium BeiuuoGuen &nohcn.
rclte 0ca l0iiiIen Menihen, Ole aus
~0crleI1en @tltpello0e itnmmcnoen
Spuren icluer Sdtigfeit in 6orm
pom gSul1tn, @erdtcn ul0 8euer.
relicn tomen 10000 Sabre alt
leln, aber ebcnioqnt alld $4,000
Sabre mo nodl otter. @obl ober
last ljd mmebuIcu, 0aB Ser Wcnld
onmaI2 nod e,ne iebr 'eItene Gridci.
Huna attf Grocn mar. oenn Die
6nnoe menlt)ljder auohcurelte iin0
lberaua ipdrlit, oie uon Steiupaf
ZEN oiel bdliiger. Gie ,3abl ser
MFcnlden bcut aui Ser Groc leben,
tam man nit ctpa 1900 4}iaioncn
bejlitern. Grh0It iid) oje ~g1g2npdr.
iI9e &crmcbrung@jabL 10 miro Sic
@epoIferuaJ 0tr Groe in nod nit)t
gang 200 &0bren aui 5000 Y2iIlio.
Htn ongelhmoIen iein. mo Dies
ole 1roBte 3ohI ieiu. Ser ua.
'tre Groe Nabruua ipenoeu fam,
inls g nid}t gelingt, sic 9tobrunl
tun1tIid htyjuit,len. 3oute man
MN nit oeritIbcn &trniebrlmaS.
jabl 5auid III Ole &ergaugenbett
rea'ncn. 10 fame man id)on in clint.
jtn tau'cno %ahreu aui 3un. dJlo
1n' Sen eritHu Qicniden. HHn l,tlr
1ber oIe oilu0iale 3ejt 3uejiellos
o'tl lutltcr 5urllt dI& MIR etniQc tan.
'tno Sabre Staluucn ooa Sic alte
lI1n ~llrtuU0ln otr gelhidtIlhCu aal.
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aur, unb bnnoia hat Dor einiaer

Belt 9roieiior W}idoel 5oUor5fp
Gupiu. Qrofeiior Der Columbia I'm.
Ueriitdt in 0crp yorf. 5um 4usorud
gebradt, mas in amerifa 9eiteben
milroe. menm Die Ginpon0crung All
lorte. Sic 4meritaur mIlBten Der
hungcrn NM eririeren, Wenn ote
Gmmau0crumg ans uniercm nutiona-
len 2aben fortTielc." @r bc8rituoete
oas iolqcnOermaBen: nGimmoicd)3lJ
Gro3cut Ser Arbciter in Den 9Seih-
foblcngrltben oe9 Gon0es limo Gin.
qcmm.ocrtc, e6enio eimn0OreiBtg
Gro3ent ser Arbelttr in Der 6lclidj-
ilouittic i%iiui3iq Qro8ent Der Gre
d~cnar6citcr uuiercr G~iitlbabncH NM
5UeiuuOiieb}ig @'ro3ent Der 4rbelter
in Den Stcinautiobrifen oe5 &anoc5. "
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r. GefThle audi Sic GnoIan'

Der .ut Sic 0eutihcn habcn, Ole
Sic mes QroBeu EbeilG5 Ser id
hi1l Z. mo ileiBigiteu m2nihIlnclt
Gaii lam man u!d1t cnt5chrCn-
Mlnitou Ghltrdllll.
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9OrS Ru6ert Gceil meint, Oaa 1r.

lsto FrobIem iej cine inferno Sra
& 0era0e. mas audi Die &rldn0er
q. elt. un0 mas ijc Gn5lono 81 pcr.
fte. l.ben mollen.
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Ebcooorc Rooieuclt, Der Subn ocs

c"lnIuacu &rdiioentcn. bat in Ser
]}ep Oorfcr Niiem2lu midt BIOS
ielbit geqcn Die Au@idticBluI Der
fInf io3;aliiuid}cn NtitBIleoer &c
irintmt. Iouocrn and encraiIdc Pin
itrcnlmQen genIaht. ieine ~republit1.
niihcn &ortciaeuoiicH non Der NlJ2
idl,cbung ab3uhaItcn. Gr hat on9
4an} gtplb nidt getbalL neil er fitr
So}Iullsuula mo 50}ldl lien
'dmdrmt. }l6er ieiu &dtcr hat ihni
cine rcidlboltjQe @ibliotbet bjutcrloi
len. mo plcQcldt lit cr "a Q~tlclcntIld}
ali cine @cid}idtc Der rcpolutjoudrcl
4HpeQlmqeu Der &erQonQsHhcjt 1cito-
hcu Gas mul tim 0ic GrfenUtn,G Ser
agteu MQhrhejt trld1Ioiitu hnben. 0aG
acr &erntd. oer1ytiQe QemtgmgeI
mttt5elpoIt }t unter0riUtelL ait5ljhts-
los lit. llu0 alaijdtalos miro er ojdl
bl,ibsu. 5oldG &crilude mcr0ln int
Htr uuotrc Grfollo 3cItiatu al3 man
errortet battle g&cr Y&luo lat. mli
Sturnl crHtclL