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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-18

Dear Parent and Friend During
vacation days your boy will be as
sociated with one of three groups of
teen age boys
Group THE boys who have neith-
er specific employment nor pleasure
and neither direction nor restriction
pieces Of driftwood carried here or
there by one or another of the cur
rents Of social life and in the greater
number of instances acquiring knowl
edge and habits that are positively
harmful to their physical and moral
being.
Group 2--Are the boys that are en-
ployed in market place or machine
shop; on farm or in factory devel-
oping perchance, habits of industry
and II rightly encouraged habits Of
thrift but thrown with men who are
Indifferent and sometimes injurious
TO their moral welfare.
This group loses the inspiration Of
play days; of happy and healthful
association without of door life, Of
lessons learned by experiences in the
great elias sroom Of Nature, and in
many instances acquiring the sordd,
selfish thoughts and mercenary mo-
tiyes OF the market place or a NOR
bid distate and distrust for honest
aeryie because of the daily grind.
Group 3The third is that group
of boys whose parents believe in the /
old adage: "All work and no play
makes Jack duh boy and who are
wise, unselfish and sympathetic +
enough to place their boys in the
care of men deeply interested in
their happiness and welfare so that
these men may direct and instruct
the boys in the greater lessons Of life
taht are learned only by passing the
restrictions of walls and
into the larger environments
ad experiences that have no limita
tons other than Gods throne and his
footstool. To which of the three
groups does your boy belong?
Now Parent, this letter is not
of work but an approval
Of play 1t affirms that boy days are
play days, rather than work days. 1t
AYERS that the physical and moral ma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-18
The International Jamboree.

The International Jamboree, ar
ranged by the British boy scouts as
sociation, will be held in London,
England, July 25 to August Z, at
which there will be boy scout rep
resentatives from So different ma
tions, and to which 1t has been de-
cided sen da delegation of the boy
scouts of America, which win camp
for about ten days near New York
for preparatory training, and will sail
on or about July II, leaving France
about August IA to 20, an darriving
in New York about September ! in
time for the opening of school.
The boy scouts of America will be
in England on invitation of the Brit
ish boy scouts and the prince 70
Wales. They will camp at Heyer
Castle Kent famous country es-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-18

A bad taste In the mouth comes
from a disordered stomach and slug
gish state of the bowels. Herbine cor
rects the trouble, immediately. 1t
purifies the bowels, helps digestion,
and sweetens the breaht. Price 60c.
Sold by Wren Drug Co.--Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-18

tor an ddentist, and every possible
precaution for the safety Of the boys
will be employed Surely this is a
golden age for the boy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-18

The annual meeting OF the Delpnih
society will be held at junior hish
school auditorium, Monday, June H.
at o'clock. Every member is urgeo
to attend as the officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.-Mrs. W.
II. Gilkey, President. -o''t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES
 INCREASE IN NUMBER

With seven marriage licenses is- sued Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, the office of County Clerk John Reeves has had it's biggest 24 hours of the year. The number of licenses issued has suffered a de- crease during the past few months, but whatever the cause, it was re- moved when the 'big run" started. The seven licenses were issued to the following:
 Churchill Gross, 22, and Ethel Til lery, IT, Mayflower.
 Henry Mattison, p, and Callie Der ry, IS, Conway.
 Roy Bean, 20, and Hattie Lane, IS, Guy.
 Arlie Dickson, 19, and Lavada Hill, 15, Center Ridge.
 Robert Short, 24, and Kinney Kel- ley, 19, Conway.
 Robert E. Lee, 21, Enders, and Ruby Risener, IS, Quitman.
 Tom Blaney, 21, Vilonia, and Nonie Atkins, IS, Mt. Vernon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

by officers of the company today. Machinery for Altering the water is now being installed and a much better product will soon be turned out, it was stated.
 The company recently reorganized following The purchase of the controll- ing stock by J. A. Mode of Conway and w. A. Hill of Morrilton, who were already minority stockholders, from Miss Lizabeth Mechanism of Russellville and A. H. Lightner of Oklahoma. Interests were also ac- quired at the same time by H. w. Montgomery and C.. E. Gentry of Con- way, and W. C. Daugherty, superin- tendent of the factory, also retains his interest and will continue with the company. These five now constitute the stockholders and directors of the company, the officers being w, A. Hill, president; J. A. Mode, general man. ager; H. W. Montgomery, secretary and treasurer, and W. c. Daugherty superintendent. The paid-up capital of the company is $50,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
DOCKET IS LIGHT
 COURT RECESSES ADJOURNED TERM DEC. 6 Chancery Handles Light Docket at Sitting Friday-Harton-D Durham
 Case Submitted.

Only light docket was handled at the sitting of chancery court on Fri day afternoon before Chancellor Jor- dan Sellers ordered adjournment un- til December 6. In complaint brought by B. M. Harton against C. E. Dur ham, involving certain lands in Con- way county, the litigants agreed to submission to the court, which Chan cellor Sellers accepted and will an- nounce his verdict later.
 The divorce mill, which had only one case before noon Friday was more in demand at the afternoon sitting when five diyorces were granted. Other business handled by the court was largely routine and in preparation for the sitting on December 6. The dock ct in detail was as follows:
 Frauenthal & Schwarz vs. Arthur Griggers, continued
 Catherine Matthews vs. Amanda In- gram, report of commissioner filed and approved
 Mary Jackson ct al vs. S. A. Fisher, o. D. Longstreth asks to be sworn as witness and testifies to certain matters set out in his writ ten motion; objection by plaintiff to his offer and motion denied, it be- ing conceded that said offer was made this morning before trial was started; decree for plaintiff. appeal prayed and granted; Judge Frauenthal per mitted to withdraw papers.
 G. w. Addison vs. widow and heirs of N. B. Moss, continued.
 B. M Harton vs. c. E. Durham, submitted.
 James H. Bunting vs. Arletha Lee, report of sale filed and approved.
 Luda Lay vs. James F. Lay, de- cree for plaintiff for divorce for cruelty and at his cost.
 Lucinda Salter vs. B. N. Salter, de- cree for plaintiff for divorce for de- sertion at his cost; plaintiffs maid en name restored.
 c. c. Goss vs. Henrietta Goss, de- cree for plaintiff for divorce for cruel ty and at his cost
 Emma Mitchell vs. J. w. Mitchell, decree for plaintiff for divorce for desertion, at his cost
 Luna Grissom vs. Sherman Grissom, decree for plaintiff for divorce for cruelty; $25 attorney fee and $10 monthly alimony to plaintiff.
 w. M. Harrell ct al vs. John Reeves, T. R. Rogers asked to be made one of defendants, and same is granted and he entered appearance; passed to adjourned term.
 Ruth Ethridge Hendrickson, ex parte, disabilities removed generally.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
WEAK; RUNDOWN
Carolina Lady Got So She Could Just Drag.-"Cardri Built Me
 Up," She Declares.

Kernersville, N. C.-In an interest. ing statement regarding Cardui, the Woman's Tonic, Mrs Wesley Mabe, of near here, recently said: "I have known Cardui for years, but never knew its worth until year or so ago. I was in a weakened, rundown con- dition. 1 became draggy-didn't eat or sleep to do any good; couldn't do any. thing without great effort. l tried different remedies and medicines, yet l continued to drag.
 'I decided to give Cardui a trial and found it was just what really needed. It made me feel much strong CT soon after began to use 1t. l be- gan to eat more, and the nervous, weak feeling began to leave. Soon l was sleeping good.
 "Cardui built me up as no other tonic ever did.
 "I used Cardui with one daughter who was puny, felt bad and tired out all the time, It brought her right out and soon she was as we'll as girl could be. We think there Is nothing like Cardui."
 Do not allow yourself to become weak and rundown from womanly troubles. Take Cardui. You may find 1t just what you really need. For more than 40 years it has been used by thousands and thousands, and found just as Mrs. Mabe describes.
 At your druggist s. NC-142
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
SENIORS ADOPT
 NEW COLLEGE SEAL

A new seal picturing bear leaning through large "A", with the smaller letters 1T C" included in the lower part of the "A", was adopted by the senior class as the design for the new senior class ring. The new design has very striking appearance, and was adopted by the class With the sanction of the college administration, indicating that it will likely be adopt ed as the official seal of the college
 The new bear seal design is consider ed to be very appropriate for an off cial seal for state institution, since Arkansas is "The Bear State" The athletic teams of the college will in the future be known as the Bears" i" while second teams will be designated as Cubs" Carrying the bear idea still further, the heading on this paper may be changed to The Bear or the Nor nal Bear. This, too, seems appro- priate, since we have always tried to present simply "bear" facts.
 Sam A. Huffman, advanced student in the art department, deserves espe- cial credit for the part he played in designing the new nsignia.-Normal Echo.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
AWARDED
 AT FLOWER SHOW

Prize winners at the flower show being held by the Theophanian society of the State Normal School in the rooms of the Conway Commercial Club, were announced today before the show is concluded tonight. A flattering interest has been stirred by the show, it was said, and the flowers and plants on display are highly creditable, both to the society and to the ladies of the city who en- tered them. Winners of prizes of fered by Conway merchants and busi- ness firms are as follows:
 Society exhibits of chrysanthemums First, Clary Society of State Nor mal
 Dispayl of large chrysanthemums First, Mrs. V. c, Craig; second, Mrs. Albert Hess; third, Miss Sallie Craig.
 Single large chrysanthemum - First, Mrs. Joe D. Jones; second, Mrs. V. G. Craig, third, Mrs. B. c. Bene- dict
 DlSpIdy ol Sllictil ILl First, Mrs. w. c. Hamil; second, Mrs. Joe D. Jones; third, Mrs. w. c. Hamil.
 Collection of ferns-First, Mrs Joe D. Jones: second, Mrs. D. o. Harton, Jr.
 Single fern-First, Mrs. E. L. Hin ton; second, Mrs M. c. Turner; third, Mrs H. T. Whiddon.
 Geranium-First, Mrs. R. T. Cole Begonia-First, Mrs. E. L. Hinton second, Mrs. F. s. H. Johnston.
 Vase of roses-First, Mrs. V. G. Graz; second, Mrs. H. T. Whiddon third, Mrs. Joe D. Jones; Single rose First, Mrs. Hugh Pence; secondl Mrs. F. U. Halter.
 Display of dahlias-First, Mrs. Fab CT Hicks.
 Display of Cannas - First, Mrs E. L. Hinton; second, Mrs. Joe Me Henry. Lantana-First, Mrs. Joe McHenry.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
REPORTS SCARLET
 FEVER IN COUNTY
Editor Log Cabin Democrat:

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 Cases of scarlet fever are being re- ported in different parts of the county Conditions are favorable for a general epidemic if not checked. Scarlet fever is very dangerous disease. and should it become an epidemic cases will almost surely become more malig- nant as the epidemic proceeds.
 Superintendents and teachers in the schools are warned of the dangers and advised to send all sick children home at once for observation. Par ents should keep all well children away from the sick ones until the nature of the cases can be found out. In all suspicious cases physician should be consulted without delay.
 Those having had the disease should not be allowed to re-enter school with out a certificate of health signed by a physician.
 Physicians are urged to report all cases to the health officers promptly
 J. s. Westerfeld
 County Health Officer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
LOCAL CONCERN TO
 MAKE BETTER ICE

A decided improvement in the quail ity of ice manufactured by the Git izens Ice and Fuel Company will re- suit from the installation of a new refiltration system, it was announced
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

Heartburn, heaviness in the stom- ach, bloated feeling, coated tongue, bad breath, dizziness and vertigo lbllnd staggers) can be quickly re- lieved by Prickly Ash Bitters. Men who have used it say they can eat heartily without misery, where before they tried it the most healthful food seemed to get them out of fix. Price Sl.5o per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

Rev. R. L. Jackson, who went last year from Berryville, Ark, to become assistant pastor at Ardmore, Okla. has just been appointed assistant pastor at First Church, Dallas, Tex, with a salary of $2,100 and the priv ilege of attending Southern Methodist University. Dr. c. c. Selecman, for merly pastor of Trinity Church, Los Angeles, is pastor of First Church, Dallas.-Arkansas Methodist.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
OBITUARY.

On Monday night. October 25, 1920, the death angel visited the home of Mrs. N. J. Jackson and took from her her baby brother Roy Cornell, who died of typhoid fever. He was 21 years, five months and 25 days old Just in the bloom of youth. His stay on earth was not very long, but God saw best and took him home May his short stay on earth be a guiding star to point to Him above. He pro fessed hope in Christ at the age of 16 years and joined the Methodist church at Wesley's Chapel, where he has been a faithful member ever since. He leaves a father, J. J. Cornell, one sis ter, Mrs. N. J. Jackson, both of Quit man, and two brothers, J, F. Connel of Greenbrier and J. W. Connell ot Woodville, Okla, and host of friends and relatives to mourn his untimely death. He was laid to rest in the Sa. lem cemetery to await the coming o4 the judgment day. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Freeman. Written by his neice,
 Wincie Cornell. | October 28, 1920.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
GRUMMER NOT INDICTED.

The federal grand jury at Little Rock failed to indict Hubert Drummer, former Conway man who was ar rested several months ago on a charge of circulating I. w. W. and other seditious literature. It was held that the law against promulgating this class of propaganda applied only to aliens and not to citizens of the Unit ed Sites.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
GARLAND SPRINGS.

School will start Monday under the management of Prof. Lester Matthews.
 Burgess Anthony went after his father and family to move them to Enola. Mrs. Anthony is in poor health.
 J. c. Bud" lobe and family of near Naylor visited Henry Heffington Sun day.
 Willie Hunter and wife of Mt. Vernon visited s. H. Keathley Sunday.
 R. W. Brown and family of Conway will move to his farm near Garland Springs.
 Several from here attended the bur ial of Ernest Reedy at Marcus Hill Sunday.
 p1anLu frxp ~a1a at fhia nfficA
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

uao AM "a. SuIi oesielben Iab man
BET Suilac in 6ranfreid an Sim
mel ploblid elm 9roBes Jeuer, Dem
Elm gepoItiger &naq foIgte. @inige
Minuten ipdter fielen Steine bonn
Simmel, IS, 20. ia SO Yiuno
idwer, bon 6enen iid mebrere bis
81 9 SUB tief in ben @robooen elm
bobrten. Sun0ertc BON Wen hen
fparen 3euge oieIes WunOerburen
@reieniiieS, un6 oas Seuer, iomie
Den Conner nabm man i'm gan5en
iiiopeitli6en Sranfreid iuabr. bis
nod 9apomle, 9ouloule nno Dor
Oeaur bin. Ser 8iirgermcITtcr BON
SuiQac nabm iiber Die beircmOli6e
@rldeinuug Elm 8rotofoll auf nnO
ianote oaslelbe nod Saris, 6amit
man BORT entlbciOc, mas es ei9ent-
lid nit ser Sa6c aiii lid ba6e.
3arin banoeIte Der Srtsoorlteber
gang ueritdnoig, aIlein in Earis be-
baliptqte man, Ser &or9ang f0nie
Ourdous nidt 10 9elpelcn iein, mic
oas Yrotofoa beinge, 0elln es fonn-
ten feline Steine aus ser Suit hera6-
fallen, pielmebr banOlc cs lid) icoen-
faus MIR Inn elm @enitter, md6reno
Oeiien Ser 9lib Stcinc g~etrofien un6
oummen 9auern binten i'm Siio.
in Oie Sobe geidleiocrt babe. Die
meitcn bitten ben @orgong nlir nm
genau geieben uno elm gang ge.
mobnlides @enittcr gu einem ielt-
ianten greignis nufge6anid)t. ihr
9iirsermeiiter aber mare Elm @ann
obne &irn. &c oad)ten oie 5errei
in Taris, unb mallder mellte, NaS
feble nod, ooB iebt i'm Staolum Der
beginnenocn HeDollttion Steinc pom
Simmel fallen solltcn! Sn .Sranf
reid fiimmcrte man iif n.di m'br
I'M sic Sade. niiO in Der Eat Aotte
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
TrRmnltnDr anf ErnRn,

belt es @rceqen5 DieI &ur5peiI nit
Dem Steiil, urO Oa er Lang nit ben
&erren oouon reot, iagt er, Die pom
@nlisbeim ioaten i'm nebmen rno
in oie Stride beiBen oufbenfeu, oltdl
niemaIs oaoon laiien idlogen. 9of
nabm er, @rcellen5, 6fpeD Stiid oa'
bon: oas Gin bebielt iein @rceaen5,
oas Mn0ere I1idt err Ser6og Sieg-
munoen bon SeIterreid: uno mar
cine groB Sag bon Dem Stein, alio
binft man i'm in ben Gbor, oa CT
nod benft. 4u6 fam cine groBa
@elt, Sen Stein 5u ieben."
Gin Gierteliabrtauieno bat Der
Stein I'M airdeu6or 5n @niisbeim
gebongen, Saulenoe baben i'm be-
tra6tet un0 lire @e0anfen 0arIher
gebobt, aueit iiber 6ns @ober? Oes
Steines fam niemano 81 einent
nodneisbar befrieoigenOen @rgeb'
niiie.
SIN Sabre 1771 erbieIt Ser be-
riibrnte gtaturfori6er Ballos, Oer
oamaIs geraoe Sibiriet bcreiite, Die
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
1BtF wrntHtRlrt An 5rtAR?

5ar6e oeS 6aOens: gSeib-. @el6- unO
@%riinipim1er.
Die 3udt miro meiit fiiuitIi6 in
belonoers ein9eridteten GGitmen be.
trie6en. Sn China mo Sn0ien
mobl and I'M 6reien. 90 benutt
man in letterem 2orOe gefIodteue
Tobmen nit i~piroIortig g%efuunOenen
nieorigen 81lloeu q. Ibb.), in De.
men ole glor,pen eiugeiett unO re9el'
mGBig bis sur @erpuppung gefiit.
tert mer0eu. Sn ben SeiOenbar
t%reiben0en 2Gn0ern gibt es belonoere
8uGtonItaIten, Die an feline getrie'
be un0 Die %Ginpobner, Die it1 nit
Scr auf5udt befaiietl, Gier OeS Sci.
6enipinners abgeben, Oie nod lln5en
(eine llnae Iiefert an 10000 &Gups
den> geipogen Deroen. Die aus.
Qefommenen 2arben peroen Oann Bis
CUR 8erpuppune NIT friiden Maul.
bcerbIGtter1 rei9ti6 eefiittert. 3um
@inipinnen geInilgen Die ausgepadp
Ienen Goupen in ioger. S6irmbifts
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

oas b06itc Sntcreiie fir Sen Oeifen.
6en Mcni6cn. -GbIoOni Datte be.
bouptet, Oie Meteoritcine fonlnlen
aus Dem @eltrouin, unO oieie Wei
nlira muroe onfougs piel 6eItrittcn,
fnocm man aniiibrte, es lei melt
Neutrality-suspicious., OaB Die Wfeteor-
Iteine ans Dem MonOe itammten
itno bon SEN oortigen @iilfanen aus
QeIhIeuocrt moroeH ieicn. Snoei-
len 1ot man ipdter ein aenn5eidjen
oufgefunoen, weldes Elm liheres
ltrteiI Oariibcr 9eitattet, Oh Die Wfes
teorite urIpriingliA gilrger rnleres
Sonnenipitems iinO OOer oh lie aus
Dem fernen @eItraum itammen.
9ieies &enn5eiheil beiteBt in Der
@eI6pinoigfeit mo Ser Oa0ur6 be-
6inoten 9abn ibrer 9etpegultg.
@enn 0ieie @eifminoigfeit cine &C.
miiIe @roBe iiberidreitet 10 fam Elm
6omit begabter 9immelsf0rper, lei
es nun elm Meteorit oocr Elm Ela-
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

enteegerL ebeniO in Der Sdpei5, mo.
geger1 Die 8erfu9e in 9eutiGlono
Tof fur5er 3eit mieoer oufgegebcu
tuur0en, neil flimatii9e unO onoere
8erb1Itniiie Die 3udt menig begiins
ftieten uno linrerltobel geItalteten.
Sn unierem 3eitulter iino Die
Souptproou5enten bon &obieioe Gbi'
ma, Snpon uno Stalien, oann folgt
Tranfreid. Sn Der fabrifmdBigen
@eorbeitung Der &obieioe itebt Sranf-
reid obenor, Damn folgen Gnglano,
Die S6pei5 uno SeIterreif. Sn
OeutI6Iono lit &refeIo ser Saltptiis
ser Seioeninbuitrie.
Sic entItebt nun 6ie Seioe? Gin
uniGeinbarer meiBgeIber Sfpmetter'
ling @ombpr MORT 8. a6b.1 n.2l 81
Ben Spinnern 5Gblen6, lit Der eigent'
Ii9e Groeuger oes &obmateriols.
Gie Sei6enra1ipe, audi Seioenrpurm
genammt, ge0eibt nur III tpormelt
&Iimoten, rn0 eng nit ibr nerbult'
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

@adridte an einem Srte ltabe beinl
Gtrome Seniiiei lie9e cine utge'
beure @iienmniie, IA 3ent1er
ldmer, Die felt alters BON oen Ia
taren oIs elm bonn Simmel sefaae-
mes SeiIigtum nerebrt meroe. Sal
las fam an .Srt uno GtelIe, iab Die
Maiie uu6 beidrieb lie oIs einen Gi-
Ienflumpen, Ser ouf oem 8o0en
Iieee, bonig 10, ais ipenr ct bon
elmer u~ngebeuren &raft Oortbin ge-
tuorfen tpor6en iet, als elm Sremo-
ling fir oie gauge l1mgebung, Der
BEN 8ei9auer geipiiiermaBen fraee:
State, pie fomme i1 bier bin?"
Sa, lper oas Bate raten fonnenl
8oGas muBte feline Intport, uno
Die Sataren blieben babel, Ser 8lof
iei ein bonn Simmel ~eefalenes Set
Iigtum. go fam oas Sabr 1890,
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

0oB allies, mas iih auF nnierem
8Ioneten einmol befinSet, lid l'tt
teinerlei Mrt uno @eiie bon SeIl'
ielben n!ebr entfernen FAM, tit eing
@obrbeit, nit Ser man rtertaro
etpos Scenes iagt. Cine artoerr
6rnge lit es Oagegen, OBJ 1tid,t olel'
Ieift ouBeriroii6e aorper BON 9eit
gu 3eit ouf Die @roe 6erobltur3enh
uno oieIe Sroge lit wobl inert, oab
man oariiber na9oentt. 3weifeloS
baben aid piele @eniden li9 nit
oerielben beI61ftigt, ia mir finoelt
in ser @eididte Mitteilrngen pom
ein5elnen SGGelL in pei6en mirt'
Iide Stein- uno @iienmaIien aus
BEN Bitten berbgeitiir5t iein louen.
@iuer Ser merfmiiroi9iten oieier
Steine lit ser BON @niisbeim I'M
@liaB. Sn ser Oortigen STRIDE
bGngt felt beinobe bierbunoert Sab.
rem cine Safel neben einem merf'
piirOigen Stein, Die beiagt, bob Die.
fer Stein inter i6redlidem 9on-
ner aus Ser 2uft sefaaen lei. Or
fiebt, tpie uniere 4bbiloung 5eigt
in Ser Sat 5iemIid ieltfom aus, ct
iuo tuie cine ungebeure, nit 5abl'
reiden gintiefuu9en un6 fleinen
2odern berIebene 9ombe. 9ie Sns
idrift ouf Ser &afel aber 6cIagt:
rMnno Oomini 1892 uff Nittpo'
6en n6dit Dor Martini, ben Z. Gag
0obembers, eei6ab elm ieltiam
@unoer5eiden. Gem 5mii6en Der
eilfften uno Ser 5moIfften St,tno
sur Mittags5eit fam elm groBer
Dpnnerflopff uno elm @etoB, mel
DIES mar melt uno brett b0rbar uno
fiel elm Stein bon ben 2iiften berab
Bel @niisbeim in ibrem Baum, Der
mog 260 Hfuno, uno mar Der
alopff anoersmo DieI groBer oenn
aubier. 90 iobe i'm Elm 4rab in
einen Ader i'm oberen 6el0, 10 &c.
gen Gbein un0 81 5eltdt, BEL Dem
@isgang 9elegen, idIagen, Ser mar
init @aiben gei6et uno tat ibm feiu
Sdaoen, als oaB elm Sod innen
muro. ga fiibrten iie i'm bintpeg
uno iuar0 etpa mand Stiif oaoon
abgei6logen: oas berbot ser 2an0.
uogt. @lio IieB man i'm in Oie
Stride le9en, i'm miaens Oatn 81
einem Bun6er aufaubenfen unO fa-
men bel 2ert auber, ben Stein 81
ieben, audi nuroen nieI ieltiome &e-
ben bon Dem Stein 9ereoet. 9lber
Die @eIebrten iaeten fie miiien riGt,
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

Ole @etpinmrng Ser Ouitig 5orten
Sei6enitofie ipor Sen Gbineien i6on
I'M 1000 b. CIR. befonnt. Gem.
naf pdre oIio Oo5 6immIiide Heid
Der Gltelte SeiNenlieierant uno oos
eiaentIide l1riprunaslanO OeS nod
belte belonoers in ser SoiIettenbrun.
die 10 beliebten @emebes. Gon
G6ina bat fi6 Die Seioenproouftion
in i6rer uripriingIideu primitipen
Sortn nod Sn0ien, 8eriien mo So
pan berpflau5t un6 bis art Ben beil'
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