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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-27

Boxer thought 40, because, a.. he told his friend
charny, his wife had called rim rdrunksn satyr'
simply becsuse he tried TO light .his cigarette AZ an
electric-ight bulb.
And charny agreed with him because his wife had
toldhimthath he never kspt a promise IN his life. And
he sometimes did, oouSsmeur Morriain n The Great
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-27

self $3.50 worth Of bananas.
ate them. and died.
Mrs. Snodgrass, wife Of the village
doctor (whc hasn Z the slightest idea
how rich she is), built a large wing
on the old homestead so she could
take in more roomersi
And it's fruei The great oil boom
that has recently transformed the
most desolate section of Texas into
a land ofuntold wealth has produced
a new phenomenon in our national
life-unIike anything the world has
ever seen before.
While You WaitT By Frnzisr Hunt.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-27

IL parcnf-IoU a
menace?
Great men almost' invariably hnvr had unusual
mothere CT fathers who played = conspicuous rsrt
IN shaping their kvss- And ye, cmincu, psychoIo-
gists tel us that the pampsFing love cf parent Tor
ehiid-uniess wisely ,direcsed-csn DO Tremendous
harm.
Harvey oHiEEim has nisrviewedo one Of the great.
estncrvn-speciaiists In Amsrcn on this vltaIproblemL
Nothing more amazing and dramatic
has been written about humnn rela- "
tionships than The Love-Image," In an
this month's Cosmopolitan.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-27

pLAIN, simple country
= folk down in Texas went
to bed one night as poor as
the proverbial church mice
and awoke to find themselves
millionaircsl
But they cannot accustom them
selves to their new prosperity and
they do the most extraordinary
things Imaginable with their newly
acquired wealth. Old Jake Wells
went right out and bought him
n-.se Ell - oaGus--
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-27

story OF domestic mlaundsrstand-
ings and how they were overcoms.
Don't fail to read Il In the new Coz
mopolifan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06

If Christopher Columbus could discover Anne
again now we don't believe he would be able to ret
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
GOOD ROADS ARE CHEAPER
THAN POOR ONES.

In deciding whether or not he can
afford to vote to tax himself for bet
ter roads, t he farmer should first
determine as accurately as possible
what his expense for hauling is for a
year. He should then estimate how
much Of this expense would be saved
if there were hard-surfaced roads all
the way to town. No further argu-
ment will then be necessary. He
will readily see that good roads mean
big reduction in that part Of over
head expense which covers hauling
and hauling of some sort is being
done practically the year around
Louisiana farmers, however, in
many parishes are thoroughly awak-
ened to the value of improved roads,
as the voting of millions of dollars
for that purpose during the last year
will testify. A few months more of
excessive rainfall and the presence
of few thousand more automobiles
will no doubt cause the more back
ward communities to fall in line.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
PLANS.

Plans for the Greater Agricul
tural College were launched I'D
Baton Rouge at conference OF
the executive camm'ttee, composed
of Ds. Roy .. Young of Young
willie; Clarence ElIeIbe Of Sh'eve-
port and w p. CoDnell of Baton
Rouge, together with John M
Parker, the governor nominee
A delegation evenly divided as
to political utilization, representing
the different sections of The State,
was selected to make a tour or the
great agricultural colleges aud
submit commoD sense plans to the
General Assembly to meet Louis'-
ana's agricultural needs. This
tour will begin April 3rd, lasting
about ten days and will visit
colleges IN Illinois, Wisconsin,
Tennessee, South Carolina, and
Georgia; each delegate to bear his
own expenses.
While 90 definite decision was
reache d at the meeting Friday TO
financing the Greater Agricultural
College, it was suggested that the
only practical method would be 10y
bond issue, supported by state
wide tax, of perb APPS one half mill.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
Famous Marine Band
To Play In New Iberia.
Two Night Concert and Many
Other Features at ElkS Theatre

The Third Marine Division band OF
Camp Pike, several of whom were
members of General Pershing's own
band. accompanied by a number OF
athletes of Camp Pike will make a
two-day stay in New Iberia on Tues
day and Wednesday, March 9 and ~,
according to Frank Noel, Chamber OF
Commerce Manager.
Through the efforts of the local
Chamber. which conferred with Lieut..
Mr. M. Jones of the Advance Detach-
ment. and Lieut.. NJ. l.. Dill of the
Ninth Machinegun Company, arrange
ments were perfected Thursday after
noon to have Uncle Sans tourists
make a two-day stand here instead
of one day as has been the case in
the other small cities in Louisiana.
The athletes musicians will enter
tain the populace with popular and
martial airs during their stay here,
and will put on two-night enter
tainment Tuesday and Wednesday, at
the Elks Theatre, arrangements with
Manager julius Scharff having been
perfected late Thursday afternoon to
this effect.
The soldiers will stage band con
cert, wrestling exhibition, boxing
match and several other features III
addition to a special film which Mr.
Scharff has arranged for. The enter
tainment on both nights will begin
early and will not close until eleven
o'clock, only one show being given or
each night.
The soldiers receive absolutely nc
reimbursement for their efforts, then
salaries being paid by their Uncle
Samuel, but Mr. Scharff has agreed
to give 25 percent of the gross re
ceipts of the two-night performance
to the Unsectarian Aid Society.
The soldiers insisted that the pro
ceeds, or at least portion of them
go to charity, and Mayor Sealy, +. X
Burke and Frank Noel decided that
the money should go to the insect
arian Society, which is doing so much
good among the poor of our commu-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
OPPORTUNITY

You CANNOT FIND 1T IN the PAST You cannot grasp it
by WISHING big things to come your way.
OppoRTUNry-rend-is ACTION 1t is the eternal twin
ke of the stars it is the warm kiss OF the SUM- IL - ne
POWER to express Life-and LIVE
M DoSa IT Now-NAns the opportunity When you
FEEL the ca-know that it is rght-Then DO IT. All OF the
BIG things of today the little things OF yesterday "
the day before they were opportunities
OPPORTUNITY is eternal Time-it is with you every
clock tck- depends upon your AcTIoN-your power ~
take it when offered to make 1t YOUR opportunity Ortok
TUNTy-minus action-has worried many good man lnto
. early grave.
little old stoopshoudered woman walked into one
Of Pttsburghs department stores rainy day and wan
dered up and down the aisles She DID not look hKe
"readv money" therefore the clerks didn't see her. all
except one OF them
The Young man was not of the "regu lar" clerks
He had only been with the store few days. ne
hadn't "wised" up yet He stepped up to the old lady
heped her with her small purchase escorted her to the
door and raised her umbrella for her.
AS she left she asked for his card!
Later an order came that store for furnishings for
one Of the finest mansions in the world With the order
came the request that this young man be sent to
oversee the installation of the furnishings The manager
of the that the young was
that the store had experienced but the customer
insisted that this young the one she wanted to
oversee the work
The customer who placed that order and requested the
services of that young man. was the mother OF Andrew
Car negie none other than the little old woman whom this
Young man had shown unusual courtesy while all the other
clerks looking in the other direction"
Opportunity knocked at that young mans door and
found him in
Opportunity in silks and satins, is it
often heralded with the blowing Of horns led by brass
band usually sneaks to US when we are not expect
ingit
Opportunity stands at side from morning until
night Every time little old lady comes along near US
opportunity with her-opportuniay to be at least
courteous and receive happiness for our efforts Every
time there work to be done which else wants to
do opportunity beckons step up and embrace her,
because is here that the first step toward leadership is
taken.
The poet who wrote that opportunity knocks but once,
did the world a tremendous damage.-Auxiary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06

nifty.
Two Camp Pike boxers, karaben
and Fox, both real giants, will give
three-round set-to, and Huddlestoh
and Omeluk, two 125-pound wrestlers,
will give a fifteen minute exhibition
of the art of graphing.
In addition to the band concert and
the moving picture show the program
will be an immense one and well
rounded out.
CAPTAIN Thebaud will have charge
of the band and the members OF the
whole athletic-muscal combination, 40
in number, will be entertained by the
Women's Council of the Chamber OF
Commerce during their stay here.
The Board of Directors OF the
Women's Council met with President
Mrs. J. w. K. Shaw in the office OF
the Chamber of Commerce on Friday
morning to work out details as to
the arrangement of the entertainment
Much discussion featured the meeting
and it was finally decided to call a
meeting of the entire Women's Coun-
ell for this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
and permit all the members to voice
an opinion. The details will be work
ed out this afternoon and announce
ment by work of mouth will be made
1t, the citizens of our community.
The Welcome Committee, Mrs. A
B. Murray, Chmn., will request the
merchants to display the national col
ors during the boys stay here ano
will ask every one to welcome the
veterans of the World war in man
ner which will be a credit to New
| Iberia.
| ARRANGEMENTS are now being per-
fected to stage ball game Wednes-
day afternoon between the soldiers
| and a team made up of local high
school talent, meeting having beer
arranged for tonight at the Chamber
of Commece to that effect. Mr.. Lloyc
Porter Superintendent of Schools, viii
bring his boys to the office of the
| Chamber of Commerce to confer witt
Mr.. Noel about this game.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
Red Cross News.

The election of q Chapter Chair
man OF Iberia Parish Chapter
Red Cross was held on Friday
Feb 9th, vacancy caused by tbe
death OF Chairman L. r. lilly
Mr.. j.. G. Porter was unanimously
elected In his stead. Chairman oil
Oh apter, also Chairman OF the
Executive Committee and Chair
man OF Nursing Committee with
Mre. w. J. Burke as head on
this Committee.
Miss Julia DeOuir was elected
Executive Secretary Of the Chap
ter, 10 conjunction with her eecre
tarial work Of Ohapsr Officer,
and Miss Jean Webster was
elscted Chairman Of Junior Mem
bership Committee, Mr. l. G
Porter Chairman on Schools. BE
being anch an efficient School man,
&c vas not deemed wise to change
shis posltion. The following Com
mittee forms the Executive Board,
with Mrs. J. p. Harrison, member
of this Executive Board, filing
the Vacancy created by the resir.
aation Of Mrs. J. X. Perry, Mre.l
J. r. Hatslson being unanimously|
oe'od O. IA BoaFd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described note has been lost
or mislaid and the public is hereby
warned not to negotiate the same, as
it has been paid in full, said note
Icing dated July Gath, 1909, and
paraphed Ne Varietur by C. M. Com
pton, notary public, being for the sum
of $17974, bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum
from date until paid, and falling due
February 1st, 1916, said note being
signed by James w. Wyche and
endorsed by j. B. Campbell.
James w. Wyche.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
NOTICE

Adolph Boldt, field secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States with offices in Washington, D.
C. will stop in New Iberia this (Sat-
urday) afternoon at a o'clock, accord
ing to an announcement from Frank
Noel, Manager Seeretary of the New
Iberia Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. Boldt will address the Board
of Directors and any interested men,
bers who care to come, in the office
of the local Chamber at P. M. and
inform them on the work now being
accomplished in Washington during
this crucial reconstruction period, due
to working conditions after the war
Mr.. Noel urgently requests the at
tendance of the Board and members
of the local body so that local boost
ers may become familiar with situa-
tions throughout our great United
States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06

Executive Committee, Iberia Par
ish Chapter, A. K. @.
Mr.. George Cousin Vice Chat. .
man, Iberia Parish Chapter
A. r. g.
Mr.. Jules Dreyfue, Treasurer,
Iberia Parish Chapter, A. K q.
Miss Julia DeCuir, Executive
Secretery Iberia Parish Chapter.
Miss Jean Webster, Chairman
Junior Memberships Committee.
Mrs. w. J. Burke, Head Nursing
Committee, with l.. G.. Porter as
Chairman.
Mrs. j p. Harrison Member
Executive Committee.
Mr.. P. R Burke, Member
Executive Committee.
DR.. J. w. X Shaw, Member
Executive Committee.
Mr.. John r. TaJ Tor, Member
Executive Committee. Home Serv
Ice Section.
Mr.. W. NJ. Fisher, Member
Executive Committee, Publicity,
Chairman.
Mrs. =. 3. jacobson, Member
Execativs conmlttc, Ibelia PAliah
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06
JAMBAZAYA

Facts and FanCieS Served Hot Each Week to
Readers of The Iberian
They trying cotton growing in South Africa which
is fortunate having Mexico the land of weevls and
devils neighbor
Hmen serpents would all want to be pro-
fessional snake charmers.
Married men nearly all great nventorsof excuses
Of course the world saved for democracy, but it
have been considerably damaged in the operation
If christopher Columbus could discover America over
again now don't believe he would be able to recognize it
Senator Reed says of those eggs hit him at Ard
more Poor throwing, good dodging3
1t is a safe bet that every time Adam in from
the field hot tired and hungry he relieved six cylinder
apple episode.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-06

Senator Reed says none of those eggs hit him
more. Poor throwing, or good dodging2
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

GbrcmotDpie, Sen &upferftid, bie
&ooierung II. /. No., anlDenoen lai.
fen.
ungemeiu bieI sur ausbreitun9
Ser id0nen Site tra9en Oie @rIi.
b%risDereine bel, nel6e alent9oIben
beItebeu. Ser 6eutide @rlibrisber.
elm in Berlin prr0e i'm Sabre 1891
hegriinDet; er gibt cine reid uno
prGdtidN iliiitrierte 8ierteIiobrs.
idrift beraus. @u9 in Srantreid,
England, Seiterreid, StnIien, Spo-
MEN, Shpeoefi, neueitens ielbit in
GuBlano baben ii9 dbnlife Ser.
einieungen 9ebiloet.
Sn unierer 3eit ser SammeI-
NIT lit es, tpie i6on oben altge.
oeutet, beereifli9, ooB oud Die lan-
ge ni9t beodteten 8ibIiotbef5eiden
ibre Sanmfer fanoen; 5uerit Der.
e~in5eIt: in Srlan0 1850, 9eutid,
Lamb 1926 (Sreiberr b. 9erlepih)
urO 1850 (&. 2enpers), Damn bdu-
tiger IN Sraftre11 le1t 1861 ltn0
0eutidIonO felt Sen Sieb3igeriab-
rem. &eute gibt es bic meiitei
@rli6risiammIer in. England uno
Damn in 9euti6Iouo. Die groBte
ltn6 inbaltIi6 beoeuteroite @rlibris.
iammIung 1T Ole bon &orI gmif
@rof gu 2einingen-B eiterburg in
Miindcu, t 1906, begonnen 1888;
iie 5Gblte i'm gitgltit 1905 I'M gor-
gen 5000 .Stiid, uno 8tuor 49,.
sci oeutf9e, 0iterrei6iide uno
i~dapei5eriife, 0arunter 1857 alte,
ferner 1896 ausGinoii6e @yli'
bris, enolid 1853 3adbilonnger
bon 8ibliotbef5ei1en.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

es erenat enoIi9 an gfeboniitan uno
@elitOidiitoh, Die .engliiden @lacis
oes aaiierreides Snoienl I'M Sn.
bienI lin Snoiens niaen 9eriet es
omiIden oen ruiiii9en uno ben eng
lliden Miiblltein. @ls iid eng.
lono ufo &itBlanO 1907 in Iiien
einigten, Inn ii@ 9egen ben Oeut-
1Gen Sein0 5l wenoen, Dertrugen
lic fi9 aud iiber Beriien: HuBlanO
nobm Sen Noroen, England ben
Giioett, un0 Die Mitte Ionte neutral
fem. SelbItberlt1noIid unter.. In-
erfennltng Ser nbonlten S%ouperqni-
tat" TerIiens. sic Idgen bort nur
auf ser Bauer, als @e9elagerer biz
Zen uio oriiben Ser politiiden Stra.
BE, ole mad Snoien fiibrt. 90
fam es bon ielbit, ooB i'm 8elt-
flieg 8eriien trob ieiner Neutrali-
tat auf Geitti6lanO bottle, bob Die
Ntittel3one gona oeutf6freunoli9
roar, oaB periii1e 8atrioten inter
Die Sabuen Der tiirfii6en uno oert'
fd,en Seere eilten, baB oerti6e
Genolinge in unerborteln Mori9
6ur6 8eriien mad @fgboniiton ge'
Iongen fonnten. SGtte Seuti@.
LAMB eeliegt, tpdre 8eriien bieIeift
fret %gefporoen. SIM Srieoen BON
9reIt-Sitomif spung 9euti9lano
oas auiammengebrofene &uBlaro
sur etpigen @nerfennung Der peril.
id)en l1nobbGngiefeit. Iber no6
StuBlalto brad aid Deutidlono 5l-
1ammen, uno iogleid erfiiate ii9
9erliens S9idial mie nod einem
5%wingenoen Naturgeieb: eS wrroe
gon5 uno gar englii6.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
re, stobIiti6prdgeOrud u. +. 10. bin

re, StabIlti9prdge0rud II. I. ~. bin-
5ugefiist.
@1bren6 Bis gum 10. Sabrbun.
oert @appen in bieIen Sdaen ben
SauptinbaIt oes Grlibris biloen,
meroen gegenmdrtig, BEL immerbin
nod bdrfieer Anpeu0ung bon be-
roIoii6ea 9ariteaungen, ole nur
cr6enflMben biloli9en @prpiirfe,
pflan5Ii6e, orhiteftoniIde, anego,
ride, ipmboIiitiife Motipe i'm CT
libris augebradt; babel miro bis.
meilen gegen ben 3med, Dem OoS
@tlibris oienell ioa, geiiinOigt.
9as 9ibliotbef5ei6en erfiiat aber
neben ieiner 8eltimmung, pom
annItiinn oes 8eiiters .3eugnis ub-
3itleeen, ieilen Saupt5iped, oaS @i-
gentllm an 8itf)e gu ihiiten, baum
am beiter, penl bus 8latt nlBer
Dem poIcn Namen auh Die Belt Der
gntltebung uno cine bil0lide Oar
lteGung cutbdlt, melde in ni6t 81
oeritcfter Sorm auf Sen 8udei9en-
timer binmeiit. @erfonli6er Sc
idmad uno 8efabigung oes 3ei9~
uers Iuiien oas @e6iet fat unbe.
grenat eri6einen.
Die photographic @udorud nit.
tells 3infdtunesfliidee), cine da'
,prit hininp Sphnif dpmGhrIpiItpt
6ei porlieeenoer gutter 3eidnuns
uno iorafoItiger 3uriftung oes Sell.
ihees cine n0Gig taOeIfreie uno
aerlaue 8ieoereabe oes Originals,
10 0aB sic 8eidaffuug zines eige-
ren GrIibris beut5utaee ourhaus
nid)t mebr inter oie 2urusausgaben
gu refnen lit. @er ieood mebr
Mittcl auf5uapenoen imitanoe lit,
moge elmo foitipieIiaere &cprooaf-
tionsart, oie Sbotolitboerapbie, Die
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

S6itpht2 ~oACH0 w Vt9SHSc
ger ibreS MangelS an fiinltlerii6em
8eimcrf faiim elm Suterelie bieten,
es Iei Oenn, iie riibrten pon elmer
biitoriihen 9crii6mtbeit ODER einem
alten 4loiter Der.
Sine llnterabteilung Der @iblio-
tbcf5ei6en iino oie iogenannten
Dtemoireu. un0 0onatoren5ei6ea;
iie traeen meilt einen fur3er Be
rid)t iiber oen grmcrb ooer Die
Shenfung, bc5iebungsweiie Sen Sc
ldenfgeber zines 8udes noer eiuer
gan5en 8ibliotbef.
9ortr1terlibriS Iilo iol1e @lGt-
ter, melde oas Bib oes 9eiisers
All iih trager; Der @runo sur Au-
bringing oes &onterieis lit 5umciit
mobl in Dem 9eltreben 81 iufen,
iein anoenfen III elmer @iidcrci auf.
reft 5n er1alten mo 5ugleib in
effigie Gil ole &iidgabe oes 8ud}es
81 mabnen.
Cine in frilberen 3eiten MIR ab
un0 gu, beut5utage aber iebr ,bGll-
fig porfommenoe Mrt bon 9iblio-
tbef5eiheu iino Die Oamenerlibris,
oie 6eionoers in gnglano beliebt
iino. aber audi IN Oeutiflano Sin.
gang gefunSen 6aben; bat bod man.
die Dame ibre eiqene Wiiheriamm.
lung, uno ieien es audi rur 30
name uno Mooe8eitldriften. @e.
raoe Oieie 8lpei 0inge meroen aber
pieIfnb pcrliebcn uno oeren &iid-
gabe lit unieren Onmen ni1t min.
Der ermiinift, als Den @elebrten
bic eiiler alten m~ertpoIIen Sbar.
tefe. aein @eriueerer aIs Der bent.
i6e Gihteriiirit Boetbe bat 1867
ais Stuoent in 2eip5ig fir aatbden
Gaonfopf bort elm fleines @iblio.
tbef3eiden rnOiert.
Defenders seiudt iino Die Sir.
itenerlibris uno iolhe beriibmter
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

gcrioncu, oie, ie bober Ser geiit.
5.r i'm &anse itebt, Oeito intereIian-
ter limo. 49,.
Sine bemerfensperte art iino
oie geiitli6en @rlibris, peIde io'
wobI &loitererIibris, ais aud iol@e
bon geiItliden @iir6entrdgern letn
fopnen. 9ie meilten fl6lterli6en
8ibliotbefaei6en ragen iiber oos
@ipeait ser anoeren @rIibriS binans
un0 fins eei6mcd0ou ge5eifnet uno
gut ousgefiibrt,
@inige neitere @rlibrisarten, mic
&inoererIibris, GrIibris nit Oar
iteuungen BON 8ibIiotbefinnenrau'
men, SrtsaniidteyL Doppelerlibris,
Ii. (. ~. mGren nod auf5ufiibren.
Die SerIteaungsorten, in tpel1eh
sic @rlibris in Ser erIten 3eit aus
geiiibrt muroen, maren Sol5iftitt
uno &upferiti6; Die tellere nno
u~ellefte 3eit bat photographic, 81
geographic, &ooierung, SeIiograbii-
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

9eriien 1T ettpo biermol 10 groB
uie 9euti6lano utO bat 5ebn ODER
Spolf MiIipnen @inmobner per'
iGieOeniter Static, Eurfomanen, Soo-
idifs, 8erier, 2llroen, 2lren, gaf'
tiaren, &ooidoren, araber. gie-
mano bat iie ee5dbIt. 9enn 0aS
2ono lit gum gr6Bten Seil = @ii-
ftc. Sn oieier gebirgig boben I'm
ipirtliffeit, mo es i'm &inter bis al
25 @roo GeIIins friert, uno mo I'M
Sommer nit 70 @rao Die i1limm-
Ite befonnte Site gemefien miro;
in 0ieiem 2ono, mo es fait ME reg
net, mo MIR auf ieltenen @ebirgs-
terraIIen, on bolbpertrodneten gd-
den aus ser unberiibrten @roe cine
iabe SritHtbarfeit aufiprieBt, Dram
gen; Seigen in 1900 Meter SObe
geoeiben, Die einem idubloien &lein-
~baiternboIf bon &dubern geitoblen
tperoen; mo ~ungebeure Streden un-
ter Sano- ODER Salapiilte begruben
liegen bon elmer 10 eutieslideu
Come eeoorrt, onB Die poor 8abn-
cite rnterir0ii6 gebout iino, MIR
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

Die GummeIleiSeni6oit unierer
Belt bet faum Elm @ebiet Ser gro
pbiifen ~@raeuguiiie uuberiibrt &C.
IaIIen; 9riefmorfen, 9niidtspoitfar-
ten, SbeoteraetteI, ia iogar @iIen-
balm. unO Observation-Disclosures
0icnen oIs SammeIobiefte. Monhe
bieier 9inge Iin0 ieoo9 mebr ooer
ipeniaer tpertIoie Spielereien, nit
6enen foItbore Belt bertrooelt miro
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