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s5,ooo,0o0 GOLD ARRIVES.

NEW YORK. December 4.-Gold
valued at s., 000. 900 has arrived here on
the steamship. Saxonia. consigned to
!. p. Morgan & Co, FROM the British
treasury. The money will be used 10
meet current maturities Of the British
government in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
PLANS CHILD LABOR LAW.

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala, De-
cemher 3.-President Carlos Herreta
has promulgated the child labor law re-
Gently passed by Congress- II pro-
hibits the employment Of children under
sixteen YeaSs of aga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Revere.

Today. Tom Mix. in 1.-THE Untamed';
tomorrow, Seena Keefe. in The Wom-
an God Sent: Tuesday, Frank sheri'
dan, in 1.-THE Struggle; Wednesday.
VIM. s. Hart. in "The Return OF Draw
Egan: Thursday, The valley OF
Doubt; Friday. 'The Secret GIT,
and Saturday, all-comedy night.
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NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs.
Palace.

THE Frisky Mrs. Johnson" the
latest starring production for Miss
Billie Burke.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge in 1.-THE Branded Woman" and
Vanity Fair Girls in Queens Up;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Allan
Dwan's "In the Heart of a Foof:
Thursday, Rex (Beach's 1.-THE North
Winds Malice: Friday, Will Rogers
In cupid the Cowpuncher" and
striking Models; Saturday, Charles
Ray in IAN Old-Fashioined Boy" and
"Torchy Comes Through"
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Columbia.

Idols OF Clay" a Paramount spe-
cial production by George Fitzmau-
rice. featuring Mae Murray.
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Current Attractions
Continued from Third Page.)

The Gamesters": Friday, VIM. 8.
Hart, in The Bandit and the Preach
err" and Saturday, all-comedy night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

An authority on finance, after eX-
haustive investigation. finds that in
America only one rich mans son in
seventeen dies Sichs 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
In the Spotlight
CONTINUED from First Paxe.,

with q generous share for all con-
cerned. 1t 10 possible he did not like
the play. Washington saw 1t.
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and
Lectures

Continued from Frat pa9e.l
liant recitals, no less than for her
beautiful voice.
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DANCING.

DAVIsON'sfnisa. e.: 1879 N NV. ~ Fl
$780, e. :sy dsses.-.sThs wssleyas." ma,
Teach you to dance correctly in few iessoSs
strictly private. Any hour. Normal course 70,
teaching. Advanced class Tues. Ewes in nae
2teHa. Claae dance Eat. EYa. With nkchaa4.a
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Miss Janet Richards

On Rome and the Vatican Gardens. For the
lsneft Of work for poor churches. knicker-
locker Theater, Tues, Dec..7. 4:30. Tickets. 81.
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"Warren''
rhe Edw. F. Miller Studio

l&28 CONNECTICUT Ave.
Phone Frunkin 1857.
-Classes-Our Wednesday evening class starts
Deee0bex T. at $50 p.1. Nsv steSs and dances.
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Joseph Parsons. now billed as the
principal baritone in the New York
Hippodrome show. Good Times" was
graduated from burlesque. He for
merly was with Hip. Hip, Hooray"
The Big Show" Happy Days" and
| Happy Times"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
MISS MILLER

Lessons in Dancing at all hours. Special
rates to school children and parties consisting
of three or more persons.
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sary, the twenty fifth birthday
Of popular cheap watcn. In
teresting boys, those boys who
invented it. They were given to seeing
things, things that would fit into many II
corner Of .omely life. If they only
could be invented. So. they invented
a great number of these things OF inc
dollar-limtt stamp. One day, IN tncH
Brooklyn boarding house, the l..is
round clock on the mantle! stopped
ticking and commenced ta th;s. ..1ierc a
you! Look at me! Tn just tiny TICK
ing clock. keep good time: < cost
very little money Make me Just a
little smaller. Sci! me for dollar.
And you can put the time DAY. or
night, right into everybodys pockeL.
came from. That story. however.
comes late in this anniversary book.
Leading up to it. and beyond IT, Is
the long story of telling time. from
the day when our father caveman
watched the shadows moving WIN tns
days of the sundial. the water eioek clock.
the hourglass. and then. the direct
ancestors of the watch itself. And,
then. century by century. one IS IN
troduced to the watches or these Pc
RODS, in different countries. Flna!iy,
getting nearer uotA1Ss Wv
Yankee clockmaker. and moves on TO
the development of mmmoth IN
dustry in this direction, with finally
."The watch that made the dollar ia
nous" To this fascinating and use
full story is added a valuably inform
ing appendix which contains a wen
selected booklist on the subject, a
Chronological table OF American
watch manufacturers. description of
notable watch collections and an en-
cycIopedic dictionary. The whole IS
as interesting as q romance. And.
indeed, it is one OF the chapters In
the romance Of science and Industry.
RACHEL; A Play in Three Acts. Fly
Angelina w. Grinke. Boston:
The Cornhi1l Company.
This play is rooted in a hot sense
of Injustice and hurt. 1t is drama
of defeat. The action progresses by
way Of episodes calculated to show
the futility of individual effort on
the part Of the colorcd people, since
no amount of effort is able to over
come the arrogance OF the white race.
The actors in this drama are negroes.
4 mother. with her son and daugh-
ter. holds the center OF the stage.
The son achieves a profession. to
md himself barred from the field
ct practioA ZhA daaGAtera RaahAs
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Harry Jarboc. manager Of the Gay
ETY. Theater, expressed his willingness
to put up q prize for the most plaus-
ible fish story told during the season
by comedians. George F. Hayes of
the Hip, Hip. Hooray" company told
one. and Jarboe at once Withdrew his
offer. He could not "treat," as in the
old days, but Hayes Is now wonder
ing what to do with a copy of Ike
Walton, which he won without a
struggle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-16
FORMER LAKELAND
CITIZEN GIVEN
HIGH PRAISE BY
TAMPA TRIBUNE

This mornings Tampa Tribune
pays high editorial tribute to a
former Lakeland citizen, VIM. John.
ston, who was several years ago limo
type operator on this paper. What
MT Johnston has done others may
do who are possessed with energy.
ambition and the right spirit. OF Mr..
Johnston the Tribune says:
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Johnston is a printer
employed by The Tribune, he came
here thirteen years ago from Rich
mond. He is a union man in good
standing. But he has proven himself
something more than either Of these.
lie is gentleman who relies on his
own efforts to solve the problems of
lie. Therefore he is an intense in.
idividualist. And as such is essenti.
ally splendid type of American cit
izen.
MIR. Johnston, drawing the union
scale, just as hundreds of other prin-
tiers in Tampa, has built himself a
home, and two of the most elegant
apartment houses in Tampa and paid
for them. He has completely solved
not only the cos tot high living but
the high cost of living: and, in addi-
ton, is raising family. This he has
accomplished by applying the rules
of indiyidualism outside of working
hours.
1t would have been easy for Mr..
Johnston to have foregathered with
| his fellows after office hours and
grumbled about the cost of living"
| "1nequitable wage scales and the
rights of labor" Others did that. He
could have become a common NUS
ance by insisting that he had right
to an income sufficient to enable him
to keep his wife and child in comfort
and ease" Others did that.
But instead he went right out and
grabbed opportunity. He bought a
spot for his buildings on credit. Then
he worked in utter disregard of un-
ion rules. He could scarcely wait for
the hour to come when he might
chase out to his place and get to
work on creating the home OF his
dreams.
He didn't consume the eight hours
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-16

left him, after putting in eight hours
at his trade, in spending what he had
made in the eight working hours.
Not bit of that He got his pleasure
and his recreation in constructive
work, and he saved.
He now owns apartment houses
easily worth $4,000. Nobody gave
them to him. HE EARNED THEM.
THEY ARE HIS.
And Mr.. VIM. Johnston, we will
wager, has not the slightest tinge of
red" in his makeup. He is citizen,
with the responsibilities and ambi.
tions of parent. He is as much an
ornament to the community as any
man that lives in it. He has dis
charged his obligation to society, and
society is discharging its obligation to
him.
What he has done any other man
can do But to do it he must become
an individualist. Any man to succeed,
must become an individualist. You
can't rely on your association or your
organization or your lodge or your
church or your political party or your
union to solve your problem.
You alone can do that. The oppor-
tunity is at hand NOW; if you don't
lay hold of it the fault is yours. 1t
may not be just the kind of an oppor,
tunity you are looking for; very few
of us find precisely what we are look.
ing for. But it is there.
Every wage Garner can become a
VIM. Johnston without the slightest
aid from Sam Gompers, the city adj
ministration, the state legislature or
congress.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-16
N THE CIRCUIT COURT TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT In AND For POLK GaIrNTY

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY
FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY.--J 4. LOVER.
IN, VERSUS f. z. JONES, EFT ALS-BILI
TO REMOVE CLOUD AND CLEAR TITLE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION:
II appearing by the afidavit Of the com.
plainant, the said j. B. Lovern, in the above
the places Of residence OF f. T. Jones. d. H.
Knowles, and U. L. Carpenter are unknown
Also that there are persons interested In thu
property involved In this suit below described
who are unknown to him
II is hereby ordered that r. o. Jones, D. H.
Knowles, and U. L. Carpenter be and appear
to the bill Of complaint filed in the above and
foregoing cause at the court house at Barlow
Polk county Florida on Monday, the LIST day
OF November. 1926;
II is further ordered that all persons claim
ing any interest in and to the following de
scribed property be and appear to the said
bill Of complaint filed herein on Monday, the
9Th day of December, 1926;
Tracts 25, &c, q, 2s, in SWh Of section 10
TIP. q, R. q east, being the Sh Of SEX Of
SW4 Of section 10, 27-27 east and tracts q
and 30 in sWA of section 10, 27-27 east
being the SEA Of SWA Of SWA Of section
10. 2727 east, situate and being In Poll
County Florida
II is further ordered that upon the failure
to appear to The said bill Of complaint hereii
filed as above ordered by either or all OF tn,
above named defendants as Is hereby required
the said bill Of complaint shall be taken al
confessed by the said defendants so fa!linI
TO appear or answer;
II Is further ordered that this order shall b.
published in the Lakeland Evening Telegram
a newspaper published in and of general cir
culation in Polk county Florida once eacl
week for a period Of eight consecutive week
as far as il relates to the defendants, Il
Jones D. II Knowles and Z. /. Carpenter
and once each week for a period Of twelv
consecutive weeks as far as il relates TO tn
unknown defendants.
In witness whereof hereunto set my han,
and official seal as clerk Of the circuit cour
In and for Polk county, Florida. this. tn
Ilth day Of September 1920.
J. A. JOHNSON, tSEALj
Clerk Circuit Court In and forPolk County
Florida.
CLYDE G. TRANMELL.
solicitor for the Complainant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-16
CUT THIS QUIT
Is WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc
and mail it to Foley & Co., 1886 Shelf.
field Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
round, for coughs, colds and Group I:
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Catharic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels, For sale by
Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-16

IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE OF POLA
COUNTY, FLORIDA-ln re Estate Of J. n
Peacock Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom It may
concern, that on the LIST day Of November,
1920, shall present my final accounts a.
administrator Of the above named estate u
the Hon. kelsey Blanton, Judge Of said court,
at his office In Barlow, Florida. and then and
there apply for my final discharge as such
administrator.
Dated this 23rd day Of August, A. D. 1920.
4. r. LUFSEY.
2007 Administrator.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-16

Thanks to the initiative of the Pa
latka Rotary Club the present name
OF Palatka's main business thorough
fare, Lemon street, is to be changed
to Putnam avenue.
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9semcmtSefte 9sadrltufie.

Popular miieuihnitllder Artj,el
ron 9r. u. Sdlmeisheimer
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0ns 0GGmcrci.

Die curopdiidle Slide lit ohnc &iib
nerCi taum ocnfbnr, un0 nidtS qebt
unlcrn 0aitsfrauen mcbr 81 Screen,
als DER ieeige bobe gicrprei5, Der 5I
Ihrem Ndbrwert ia in gar tcinelu
&erb1ltnis ltcht. Nber bon ser BE.
nubung oeS Gie5 bGngt ouf Der eli.
nen Settle Der 8oblgcidmot. aui
Der nnoeren feIbit Die @crIequngs
mo9lidfcit gemiiier @cridte ab. YIN.
Oers mic mir lteut it'd Elm GROCER
Geil Der einfaderen &0lfer gum &c
nuB Der Gicr. Gem gr0btcn Cell
Der airifoniihen Tolfer, Ne9ern mic
aoffern, lit ME WiIdtrinfen 10 ona
Gierciien cine idmutigc @enohn'
belt, obpobI man &iuoer uno @iib.
nrr bait; UNI 90 aud ser 4rabPr
c.ncn @fcl Dor giern bat, 10 TOM,
men ioIdc il, Sitofrifa nirgcnos
auf ocn Morft. 8ieIe braliIianiide
Stamme baIten gleidiuIs @iibner,
ciicn ober peoer oieie ieIbit, nod
5rrcn Gier. 9llld cine gunje gn.
'abl oiiutiider 9oIferidaitcn, 10.
pobl bodjipiliiicrte pie bolbuiIoe.
ciien feline Gier, mo in Scr Siiolce
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

limo gleidfall@ picle StGmnc. IcIbit
Die M curopoiidle Sitten qerp0bn.
ten Somoaner. GjerperGfter. Gin.
ocrnorts iteIl: man on 0a5 81 Sin.
lorocrlrnaeH. Die mir eani eutid)ie.
oen oblehncu- IN China mo SLOT.
id]inhina miilicu Die Gier crit III
66uIuis iibcrleQungen fem, che lic
Dem @aumcn ser @enicbcr bebnaen.
Gle Sruneger in @citoirifl. ionic
Stdmme IN @ritiid) 3cntroIairirn
geben crit al zen @cnuB oe5 gies.
Dcnn e& bebriltct mo lion BON
6Iciif" lit. Cine @eiunotIdlait an
Oen Soiicr bon Inam erbieIt pom
oieicm ol$ b~cionocren 0iufom.
~mensaruB iluei SdiifeIn boil be.
briitctcr Gier, sic ioQnr bcreit8 be.
iicoerte Surge entbaIten BADEN
iouen.
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AntorI dnb bel aItrn pol
sera.

&ieIc aIaubcn, oab lmitr Iutor.
idue uu0 @erlnaSredt Eiuridtuu.
gen Ser @uropGer ieicu Sdon lit.
ate &0Iter, Die bellte nod I'M ga.
tl~ir3ultunoe lebei, hiitetcu ). .. lire
icIblt eriunotneu @ci0nlc ichr Iorg-
lam. @cnuglcidl Der %t1rIfi ocs
Jeiigigcu mo oC5 mutcrlcglcn gigeu.
tum5 an Ser Y}uiif gnU} MODERN
lit, erid)eint oodl ifou bel SEN 9fa-
turp0Ifcrn Gin 9ie0. cine Ntelooic,
ia icIbIt Der 8ebrnud cues gcfpii.
len Snitrumentca oft az Wtihled)t,
Stamnl, Tamilic. Stnn0 mo icitli.
dc Inldiic gebunoeu. Gic EapuaS
unio Die 9otofuoen hnbcn BON icber
6l0ten, ole MIR 6rnutn ipiclen
oiirien; Die @iloen um Rio Dos
llrau9es Suben, Die ouh MIR 3u
Icben, Den Srauell bel unpcrmeioIi.
der SooeSitrafe nerboteu lit. @ei
oieIeu Suoinnern bat ie0cr Stomm
ieinen 2ieocrIfat, Der ais Natlo.
nnlQut Dor fremoen Ghreu gebiitet
miro; oic @iunebo9o3 femme per.
i6lidl eroodte 2ie0er. Die Oo5 Gigen-
tum MIR ~ein3eIncr Snoiuioucn iino.
Bel sen Snoern mar uno lit tell
neiic rod) ser Mui;funterriht olurd)
Itarfe GiIcriud)t iebr %beid)r0ntt. no.
init oic 0teiitcr oen Shd5 ser III.
licn iibcrIieierten Sro0itiouen bii.
ten. Sic perbicteu }. g Dem Sd)ii.
Ter, cine porQeipielte McIooie (8a.
gol uieoer5uidrciben; ia. lie ma.
den i'm Spiel Dor iremocn 2euten
nft obiidtlid 6cblcr, Inn Ole nabre
Gcitalt Der MeIooie 81 .uerItIetern.
4ui iolde Nrt wolen iie e5 perbii-
ten, onB Sremoe ibrc ieIbit eriun.
6encn qeiitigen Gr5eugniIic beniit.
sen. Goouuh lit untiirIid) oie
Stunt mo nie 6rllfrtborfcit in ser
Nuiif bel oieien @olfcrn eritorrt
gcbIicbcn uno 5eiti9te cigcntIi6 fei.
neil Gortihritt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

Gs lit unaepiB. Oh oie Stoffe 81.
reft sum auibau Ger a0rperjeIIen
not1uenoig limo. Oh lie oieneift ali.
zig nirfenoe Stoffe Der g5ahruna
entgiften iolen. ooer oh Tie slir Nm.
regung BON Srgonfunftionen (bci.
ipieIsmeiie Ser 9arminitabionoe-
rung pabrcnO Der @croanln0l or.
forocrIid iino. SSn Iettcrcm Tane
fine linen bic geoentlng pon 9lci;.
itoflcl gu Gbnlid. ME iic fir Sen
8emiir55uiot in ser Nohrnma felt.
gelteat iii. MIR pon ungIeid GRO.
Berer @i6tigfcit.
0runolcqcno mid)ti9 iino Die %i-
famine ODER NIItrnmine allh fiir
ben ipnhienOen S0rper. IS qelinut
nift, iunge Siere nit eiltcm Sc
mild iGmtIifer befannter Not.
runasItcffe olf5u5icben Sic Cunt
me bon Broteincn (GimciBt0rper)
uno Sotlenbpornte uno 6%ettitoiie
uno Snl3e uno @aiicr geniiqt nitlt
our GrmoqIihuna pom HntStum
utio @eociben Gel oicieln t%iinitIi.
den @ahrunasaemiif bort ons
8adStum aui. ihIieblih aeben Die
9iere iognr ein. 6iiAt mon Sem
0obrun9sgemiid) nber ctpaS Ge.
mile, nomcntIih Spinat, ODER
gRild ooer Butter bin5u, 10 Der.
lduft Die gntmidIunq ser iun9eu
Siere in nornIoIer @eiie. SIN oicicn
ni6t 6emiI6 rein oargeitcIIten Raf.
rungSmitteln befinoen iih eben iene
lebenspiftigen @~eiunobeit uno
Wadstum pe~rbiirgcnoen &itamine.
Ger GGrper perlanat, bot err Die
Woglidfeit frcier @obI, bon ielbit
nod iener Nobrtn9 ole ibm notig
uno f0rocs'6 lit. Gieies @erlan-
gen, fiinituf 81 mlterbin0en lit
nid)t bcrehtiNt. 9a2 GerIanQCn 6e3
eeiunoen Srgani8muS mad gb.
~tpefsllno in ser aoIt, nadf sci.
ihunq bcridieocner NabrungSmit'
tel berubt ortf bioIogiifen Notpcn,
oigfeiten: oie 3uflhr ser ncridiioe-
neit notpenoi0iten 006ritoffe, aud
ser nod un6efamntcn &itnminc,
muB geiidlert icin. NcuBercr 3ruang
in Der MISUNDERSTANDING, mie er
ourh Molqel oil q~eei9ncten Nob'
ruuQ5mittcIn, ourh n%otwcnoige BE-
ihrGnfung mdhreno ocS &ric9es
neronIoBt mur0e. lGBt iid tpobl per
Itebet uno ourdI Die Not oufI rcd)t.
fertigen. 9lber nicmniS lGbt iih cine
yniilenIfaftlidc" 9eiucisiiibrlrg
entihuIoioenL sic o2rartige got.
maBregeIn bcgriinoen ooer gor
empieblen mill. Nift ohne .Shn-
Sen fam Scr a6rpcr altf oie 9auer
oaS entbehren, tponnfl or BON Nntur
aus ielbittdtig uerIonQt. 8roBtc
Sorfid)t lit BEL ser I~uiitcqung mo
9eurteilung oaer miiicnIfaftlid)en
6ppotbeien oc6oter1, Die niht nit
ocn notiirlif)en @e~oiirfniiien nno
@iinihen oes GorperS iibereinitir-
men. 9as 8ei9t iid on Dem t,ellcr-
lif)en Giufiibren ser N%nnabrne bon
Sitaminen in sic 9iologie, Stof.
fen. non beren 8orban0eniein mon
eheoem nihts obnte, otne sic inoes
heitte elm Grndhrln9Siptcm %auf3lt-
Itcnen bereits nidt mcbr moglid
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Die Soiaiancc.
Gin oricntaliideS @cbeimniS en-

Yin orleltall1d)ea @ebelntnlS ent'
biiut.
Sn1 ~ferncn, oIten Often gi6t es
@e6eimnilic, oie ser 8eilt oe8 @e.
items Damn uno mann i'm 2oufe Der
SSSohrhunoerte entbiiut. 53u linen
aeb0rt ouS @ebeimnis Ser Soia-
iollce. IS beiBt, oaB oieie SubIton5
sur 8creitung oIler 6leiihiouccn,
neniqItcn8 oIler auten Tlciid)lorcen,
peripenoet porhcn lit. sic ser 8e.
item I'M 2mlic Scr Sabre g~cfoitct
bot. Nbcr tic mlir6e MIR i'm iernen
Siten, in Sopon pom China hcrqc,
iteat. Scbt lit tic ouh in Ser Scr.
Staaten 5ltbcreitet moroen, n1mlid,
BON Scr &cgicrung ser Ser Stoo-
ten ul1o 5lpur bon bet S%od)pcritdn-
oiqcn ser @~drpro5eiie I'M Ghcmi@
id,en @urcou oe5 0epartcment5 fir
2anomirtihoit.
Qic 3ubereitunq lit crit felt ettna
eincm Sabre I'M 8nnge, AND e5
heiBt, ouB sic &crIteaung cinigcr
Sortcn scr Soiaiouce flint Sabre
il, Anipruh nirnmt. Sie Spe5iali;
item babcn icood) cine Sa1Ice berge-
Itcnt, Ole Ole id1one gol0broune
Iurbe 0c3 oricntoliIdcn 8ro0uft3
bot un0 cinen melt beiIcren Sc,
ihntod bclitt, OILS Die 6afmdnner
onf0nglih 81 boficn nagten. Die
Nrbeiter meroeu nod iahrelana
iortqcictt ner0en. Mittlcrneile lino
9erbanolungen nit 6abrifonten
airtqclcitet .poroen, Die Ole Salicc
nobrideinlid) in grobem Stlle in
Sen @ercinigtcn Staoten proou5ie.
rem meroen. Sic Arbeiten %bequnnen
nit Der llnteritiltuna zines Nrofei
TORS on Ser llnioerlitdt Sofio unn
limo BON angeltelten oes Gbcmi-
Iden @rreolS, Ole nit ibm 8uiam.
men arbeiteten, lDeiter 9efitbrt NOR
oen.
Die erIte 8roonftior8itufe bcItebt,
in Der Seritcaung elmer YtiId)lng,
beiteben0 aus S~ojobobncn, Die ge.
fod)t peroen, Bis iie 3ien1lid) peih
lino, mo 8ei5en, Ser eeroitet miro.
bis er etruos mebr OILS braun lit,
uno Der bonu seritoBen miro. Dieier
Mlifulg miro cine feline WeHge
elmer inter Dem 0omen gelb griiuer
N%fpergillus b%ctonnten Subltan1
bin8ugefugt. Glsoonn IdBt MAJ Oil
Wiifung Denigitens Sruet uuo
eineu holben Gag utter beitimmten
Bdrme. uno Teud)tigteits 8erbdIt'
niiien gdrer. Sierouf ton,mt fie in
in cine SrIe. bic itorf geuug lit. nm
benz 8rooufte eincn Sal5Qeholt por
IS Biz IS 8ro3cnt gu eeben. Tort
bleibt es ie mad Der g~etpiinid)ter
GuoIitdt Der Sauce iefs @oten
Bis fiini Sabre lonf SSeoen 3oq
pir) Die Tiifuna umqcriihrt. nm
iie NIT Suit 3ri ourdorinacn
GdIiebIif miro Die poaenoetp Sou.
&c mlsqepreBt.
Gle S5dpuner beniiben 0ieie Sou'
&c bel Der 9ubeseituHg BON NTeiih.
Suppeu, Reis uno onoeren Gpei.
fen. Sn tpeItIiden 2dnoern 1T iie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30
Nuf cine Srau IN luarteu 80.

Ter 8atte ging iii b0dlltcr lin.
geoulo in Der Nobnuug unlber uno
wartete oui oas NIittageiien. enc.
lib fam ieine 6rau bon DER Sd)uct.
Oeri 5uriid. .Y4arteit on ldor
Iau9e?" irogte iic.
~Ginen Moment" entgcanete ser
8atte, lid Wil nal orinnen in
meinem Arbelta5immer nadliebcn.'
~t3ait on oenn feline llbr bel oir?"
ertunoiate I'D Ole 6ruu.
Sic niltt mir nid)ts," eutgeg
nete Der @atte. 90 muB idl itor
auf Dem HbreiBtolenoer nnd)iebcn!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

8erIiebt. Brdutigom: .Gu
poBt e:gentli6 nldJt gu mir. GI5a.
uno ib pale nid]t 5h Dir - obel
niht mabr, Sdae, mir poiien 8u
eiuanoer.
Iud3ug. Jun9er elferiud'
tiger Gbemnm (in oos 3Immer Jet.
ner 6rnu t~reteno): .6n, mas pet
6ir9it IN Dor mir? Ginen 2iebes.
6riet2... (GntreiBt ibr oos go.
pier.) ab. Die 8etrurg Der Stnei
3eriu,... &icrl sd nil riht5 &C.
ieben bnben."
gofes 8ewiifen. Ser
Tim 5troBen6unfe); ~Giuen augen-
bIidl Ginc Sic nifIt Der 6err, Der
meiner 3ohter Den Geiaugumterridt
gegeben bdt?"
5remOer (eridredt): .SaDobl
aber id pero's nidt wieber tlm!@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

hauptiddlih ooiu ~pcrtuenoet nor.
Ben. nm Die nit anoereu @cItnnhtei.
len pom NIci'd1iaucen au oermiihen.
Sbre SerItcauna in hcn Ger. Stno.
ten Miro cine neite %~crtucnnuna fir
Die SoiobObne Iieiern, hiP In Ser
Ieftcu t2eit einen nidltiQcn TIab
inter SEN SiiIicnfrii+ten uniere2
2an6cS eiuqCnommcn bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

GIN = dltmmcr. Gle
.icrenoer 9iI0buucr: nCcnfc Cir
Ser .r0dtilc Wtarmorblod. aus Den,
l6 mencn NIhil id)aiien mollte, iii
aui Dem transport pGIiA ruinier'
.porocu".
Satlmus: Cine 6retbeit, Ter.
r,er &leit 10 poriu2relicn!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30

Meine Nbontoiie nor 70 mob.
log. ooB oIleS. mas i'd fennen Iernte.
mid e%i1ttduid1tc. 8or aacm ole
meItIid)c @r0bci lin sic aoni0e -
II ocu S0nincn - allies lpie fIein.
mic Icerl Nur Gine8 mar mehr oIS
if qcobnt, mar inrd,thorcr mo
"brrm0ltiocnncr Der Sfntrrs.