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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-25
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism

A good hot mustard plaster or poultce
g pretty sure 70 overcome most rheumatic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-25
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff JOintS-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is a clean. white ONT
nent, made with the oil Of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is beng rubbed onl
Muste-cle is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of Jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy. rheu-
mztism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds Of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-12

SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER, 500
Chicken Soup
Sweet Mixed Pickles
Fried Country Chicken. Brown Gravy
Sweet Potatoes Corn Fritters Green Peas
Garden Beets, Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Ice Cream Pound Cake Bartlett Pears
Coffee, Iced Tea or Hot Chocolate
Special-Four-piece Jazz Orchestra from s
p. m. to midnight, and there will be a table
cover charge Of 80 cents and cents war tar
for each person after s p. m. By auto on
the Conduit road, miles from White House.
Rock Springs Is not a roadhouse or dance
hall; strictly a place to dance and dine. and
open to refined people only. Dinner served
from II noon to midnight, Sundays included.
JOE CAIN, Owner. You need not make
reservation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
ANSWER ID KIRBY
 BY CARAWAY HERE

Congressman Thaddeus H. Caraway will make his answer to Senator Will liam F. Kirby's opening speech Tn the senatorial campaign, in an address which he will deliver here soon after the beginning of the summer recess cf congress on June ,. he has inform cd Little Rock friends. Congress man Caraway's speech here will be his first since Senator Kirby made his opening address here, and will be delivered probably about June F. He is now at Washington for the closing sessions of congress, and has not ac- lively campaigned since his opening speech at Benton.
 Congressman Caraway's friends say he will answer in full whatever state ments made in Senator Kirby's speech 10 which he takes exception. The Jonesboro candidate is a vigorous speaker and an able debater, and his reply here will be awaited by the state as the next development in what promises to be the hardest race stag cd in Arkansas in years. Senator Kirby lately refused a challenge by Congressman Caraway to meet him on the stump in joint debate
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
MILLION REFUND
 BY LECION'S AID

Claims held against the government by ex-service men in Arkansas and adjusted with the help of the state or ganization of the American Legion, have now reached total Of over s1 LOGO, 900, according to a statement by Henry F. Fredeman, executive secretary for Arkansas. The claims include the recovery of liberty bonds bought while in service and never de- livered, travel pay, compensation, and other financial dealings between the government and men in the army and navy. The services of the legion in making these adjustments ;s free to all veterans. whether members ot the legion or not. Veterans who were not fully compensated or who have any kind of claim, will get prompt action by writing to MT. Fredeman at the state capitol.
 To make certain that every eX- service man has full opportunity to adjust his financial affairs with the government, MT. Fredeman is prepar- ing a complete questionnalre, which sets forth every kind of claim possible arising from service in the army and navy. He has also in preparation list of every Arkansas mn who served in the army and navy and list of the next of kin to those who were killed in battle or died of disease. A copy of the questionnaire will be sent to every address on the list, with a request to indicate the nature of the claim and return to the American le- zion secretary for adjustment. Claims handled by the legion have been ad- justed promptly by the various gov ernment departments concerned.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
FILMS BY WOODMEN.

Films exhibited under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen of America will be show today at the Ideal thea tre matinee and night. Titles of the three pictures to be shown are: "Who Is My Neighbor,' "The Mes sage of Woodcraft" and "The Value of a Life" All three reels are said to be extremely interesting aside from their relation to the fraternity whichh is sponsor for them In addition to these films, the bill at the Ideal will include a Universal special, "Lasca," a photoplay of life on the Mexican border.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
YOUNG LADY SUFFERING
 FROM STRANGE .MALADY

Miss Ora Bishop, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Will Bishop of Mt Bethel neighborhood, is strangely and dan gerously i'll at the home of Mrs Lucy Davis on Clay street, where she has been boarding since accepting a position as operator at the local tele- phone exchange. Miss Bishops strange affiiction came upon her last night about g o'clock after an evening of fun and pleasure. Shortly before re- tiring she went for drink of water and remembering some amusing incl dent of the evening began laughing while drinking and was strangled. In few minutes she was unconscious and has remained in that condition since, despite teh utmost efforts of physicians and friends. Her father and mother were summoned and reach cd the bedside about o'clock this morning. Grave fear3 are entertained for her recovery.
 Very little change, if any, has been noted in her condition all day, and as we go to press the young lady is still unconscious.-Arkadelphia News.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
CONWAY GIRLS WILL
 FINISH AT SULL1NS

The Log Cabin Democrat acknowl- edges receipt of an invitation sent by Miss Irene Harrell of this city to at tend the commencement exercises at Sullins College, Bristol, Va. Besides Miss Harrell two other Conway young women, Misses Edith Mosley and Mignon Newborn, will receive d. plomas from this institution at the graduating exercises to be held on next Monday. <
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
MASONIC EDITOR HERE.

David McLees of Little Rock, editor of the Masonic Trowel was here last night for the special meeting of Green Grove lodge, F. & A. M., and con- ducted the initiation ceremonies for a candidate, Mir. McLees succeeded Col. George Thornburg as editor of the Trowel at the time of the latter's re- signation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28

He who buys cheap shoes is usually stuck. The same is true of the man who invests in the bargain tire. Let us talk to you about Goodyear or Kel- ly-Springfeld castings and tubes. Quality goods" United Motor Co., 5-24dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28

Remember the Senior Class play of the State Normal School, Grand thea tre, Monday night Seat sale at Flol : ence Drug store.-5-28d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
Full Bargain Days-fom May 29th to June 7h Inclusv
Ladies' Dresses

39 Ladies' Dresses in Taffetas, Satin. GGeorgette and Tricolets. They all go a Clean Elm Up Prices.
 Ladies Blue Tricolet Dress, made up i the newest styles, and beautifully trin med; regular price $75.oo; CEE O( Clean Elm Up Price OOO.Ul Ladies Georgette Dress, beaded trin mnngs, I beauty; regular &17 R( price $6O; Clean Elm Up sDf I.O\ Ladies Rose Taffeta Dress, handsomel designed and beautifully made up; reg Hlar ,E;m1 price 3n ns: s59.5o; Clean H2Q 7t A dress in beautiful Maize Georgett hand-beaded; regular price 600 7t $45; Clean Elm Up Price eDOA. 6e Ladies Rose Georgette Dress, han, beaded: regular price $50; C9Q 0( Clean Elm Up Price DOC.U\
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Vienna Will Try
to Regain Prestige

PARIS, July 22.-Vienna will soon
become the fashion center she was
before the war. when her styles ri.
vailed those of Paris, according TO
Franz Suss, director of the famous
Vienna workshops. who is now here
to look the situation over. He said
that Niennese women have always
been noted for their chic. Prevented
during the war from communicating
with the West, the Vienna style
makers are now making up for lost
time. Several stunning designs in
materials, silk and wooden, which
are called the novelty OF the Paris
season. came from Vienna. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

I. II. CtdypoOfknown members OF
the legal profession in this section.
An able orator and impromptu
speaker. Judge Claypool Is frequent
~ called TO make public addresses
and preside al public functions which
have made his ready wit familiar 10
thousands. He was the presiding
Dad" AZ the recent Father and Son
banquet held at the Masonic temple.
During the war he was extremely. &C.
tive in war work.
Judge Claypool was born in Indi.
ana. He worked as a printer and
news writer for several years while
pursuing his law studies. 'and was
admitted to the Indiana bar in 1885.
Two years later he came to Wash
ington.
For many years Judge Claypool
was senior member of the law firm
Of Claypool. cushman and Cush.
man, of Tacoma. Associated with
him were the late Congressman
Francis w. Cushman and the pres
ent United States District Judge Ed.
ward +. cushman
tbaIiey 1dSrool Iatner was q
G.. A. r. veteran. so when he came
to Washington territory Charley
Joined the national guard as a pri-
waite in Company c. He served aft.
erward on the staff of the last ter.
ritorial governor. Miles c. Moore.
and still later on the staff OF Elisha
i. Ferry, the first governor after
Washington became a state.
Judge Claypool served two terms
as senator in the state legislature at
the second and third sessions. Soon
after he went TO Alaska. where he
was assistant United States district
attorney and U. S. commissioner in
the Yukon district.
Returning TO this state. he became
city attorney of Olympia and then
went to the Thurston county bench.
which he left TO come here to practice
law
The judge is n member Of the Ma.
sons, Elks. Seattle Press club an
the knights Of Pythias. He has a
family consisting of Mrs. Claypool.
a daughter, who is the wife of Or.
Torlief Torland. and a son. John, all
living here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

LONDON. July 22.--Dame Rumor
has II that the worlds greatest TO
nance threatens TO center around
Princess YoIandn. cides; daughter OF
the King and Queen OF Italy.
II IL reported that the Prince of
wales IL 20 visi, the Italian rulers
after his return from Australia.
Princess Yoianda Is known as one
Of the most beautiful members OF
European royal families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Crock Of Ages"
Brings Him Milk

GREENSBORO. Pa. July ga
Cows are being MIXED 10 the
calming strains Of the old hymn.
Rock Of Ages" by John Lcighty.
wealthy dalryman Of East Hunt
ington. who found two OF his Hol'
stems the worst kickers in his
herd. He was kept awake nights
figuring ou, how to reform them.
when he saw an old woman
swarm beer to a hive by placing
a phonogreph on top OF IL and
grinding out jazz music. Leighty
started n jazz tune on his phono-
graph. The COW which WIS being
MIXED started TO prance. Leighty
then tried the old hymn. Bessie
settled comfortably on her feet
and remained calm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
C. E. CLAYPOOL
SEEKS BENCH
He's Candidate for Superior
JudgeShip

Judge Charles
r. Claypooi yes
terday filed his
declaration OF can
didacy for the su-
perior court.
Judge Ciaypool
has been promi-
nenfly identified
with the bench
and bar Of Wash
ington and Alaska
$ sin ce territorial
days, and there
are few better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
ACREAGE

IMPROVED HALF-ACRE
sl.sOO--POSfTfVE BARGAIN
Broom new bungalow: black loan
soil; all cleared and In oultiva-
ton; immediate posseHsion: $500
. cash. balance to suit: close in and
close 70 car and boulevard YOU
CAN NOT BEAT TT After 6 y. M.
phone beacon 1888. u. NJ McQuea-
ton, l016 Third Ave. Elliott $3.50.
HALF-ACRE BARGAIN
South End city; level. good view:
city water apd light; 400; terms.
Owner. AS Railway Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Wales Is Reaping
Record Hay Crop

CARDIFF, Wales. July 22.-Hay
harvest is now in full swing In North
crops are the heaviest within living
memory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
Cigaret Starts
$1,5OO,OOO Blaze

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. July ga
Damage amounting to $500 900 was
caused by n fire in a timber yard in
Gambleby, started by n cigaret end
thrown by a boy into some dry tim
Der. The residents of the town were
panic.stricken during the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

ONE ACRE. IMPROVED
FOUR ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED
one acre rich black bottom land,
thoroughly cleared. piowsd and
ready for planting. houaa 81 four
rooms and basement. poultry
house and woodRhed. one doErn
laying hens. five rabbits. fufni.
iurc. including SIS range. almost
new heater. two beds. sanitary
couch. dining room set. chair
dishes. etc. garden tools Only
one block from good grade school
i'ricr for immediate sale. 81. 300.
terms 20 responsible party. Take
y. Madison car and county ferry
60 Kirkland. Inquire for Afr. GIL
gen at brick bungalow office al
end 81 kirkland dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

LONDON. July 22.-Coggeshall
Parish council has received an OK.
pense account from the fire brigade
committee for 20 gallons Of beer sup.
piled to the fircmen during . rsesnt
ire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
ACREAGE
10. 20 AND 40-ACfE
SPECIALS

10. 20 AND 4o-AchE
SPECIALS
10 acres. i27s; $50 down. so per
MONTH fine chicken ranch. ! acre
bottom land.
10 acres. 1900; SIS down. us per
month: 4 acres bottom land. near
~ cleared. balance good upland.
south slope. spTing.
20 acres. $500: SIS down. SIS per
month; part bottom. with creek.
balance rolling; fine for chickens
or berries.
20 acres. 1900: 800 down. $50 per
month. about half bottom. good
spring. all fine land.
20 acres. 1880; 1850 down. ias per
month. half bottom land creek I.
anything.
90 acres. $500: 1890 down. i3s per
month. about 20 acres fine bottom
land. springs. 20 acres good up
land, 20 acres pasture. acres
timber.
$40 acres, $500: 81. 900 down. bal
ancr 10 suit fine pasture and hay
land. g. good pasture nn~ I:
springs. good soil. mostly rolling
Ideal for stock farm.
Tho above tracts are in the famous
cherry Valley district. close TO
Seattle. on good auto road: tho soil
30 deep. rich loan. no gravel
with creek or spring on nearly
every tract For berries. fruit.
poultry or dairy. YOU cant beat ~
Come and see photos and soil We
VIII take you out any time. We
handle farms and acreage only
Soc our liat.
SEELf a CALLAHAN
30s Itinekiey iiidg.. III Second Ave
Main asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
FUNERAL NOTICES

JACOB TOWNE. AGED 67. DIED
July 10. i5i2 Ninth ave. n. T..
Husband OF Caroline Edison Towne.
father OF Wesley j, Townc, OF
Denver Colo. Remains at the
University Undertaking parlors.
Funeral announcement later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
nEnRY LAND

Only four miles from Olympia and
about two miles from TumWat.f
the homo Of rHEZ fruit juices.
We have some very fine land. fair
~ easy clearing. IN the midst 81
well settled and highly developed
farming community. especially
ada pied 60 the raising OF berries
and small fruits. that We offer at
ts0 TO US an acre on easy terms,
This land. when cleared and in
berries, viii pay for Itself IN two
or three years and you have an
door. tsscJ
rrRESfDr REALTY CO.
1if-iI New York Block Elliott ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ron SALE
Boarding house In the fruit belt.
four miles above Leavcnworth.
doing good buain.Ns. cleared $500
last month. Price $1,000. 800
down and tho rcet IN three months,
beginning first Of October. $50 n
month rent; can ssat $50 people
during season: one to three years
lease. II interested write
r. NJ. JOHNSON
pcshartiu. Wash.
FINE GROCERY BUSINESS IN
good. reliable farming district: 7
living rooms. bath. hot and cold
water. plenty OF garden space :
berries. etc. In connection. Ad
dress A. q. ~. care The Star.
ron sALE--CLEANING. PRESSING
and tailor shop doing good bust
ness Good opening for tailor.
sickness " my reason for selling.
New City Dye Works. 1915 Che
|. halls ave, chchalis. Wash.
GARAGE FOR SALE--WII.L TAKE
good car and some cash as first
payment. working me chanics.
Phone Sidney lS7.
9s PERSONAL
I POSITIVELY GROW HAIR ON
bald heads. eradicate dandruff and
eczema. remove supcrfluous fat.
drs. II. 1. Ingram. OF Salt Lake,
radio thermal specialist. moved to
221 Yale Bldg. Elliott 3tei.
FERN NENT HAIR WAVING.
Mhrcelling, henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main s5Ol. $50 Union st.
A RREST THAT TUBERCUiAR
germ Mt Tucson Arrange accom-
modations. meet train. particulars.
Rogers Burke Service. Tucson.
Ariz.
DIR. i. n. FREER
Physician and Surgeon.
Chronic Diseases.
a05 n Third Ave.
DIR LILLIAN Chamberlain
prhctic physician; natural and
herb remedies. no operation. Ola
First ave. Main size.
MASSAGE. II LIE CTRIC TREAT
ment. vapor. steam bath: medical.
salt and sulphur baths. 4747 18th
ave y. II.
WILL LOUIS WALLER, FORMER-
~ OF Winlock. write to his sister.
Dina Box 30f. Bremerton. Wash.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL, CAP. s965.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS, Prompt
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
Main 1910.
1906 FUNERAL NOTICES
JACOB TowNE. AGED 67. DIED
July 10. ab12 Ninth ave. ~ II.
Husband OF Caroline Edison Towne.
father of Wesley j. ToWnc, OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

BARGAIN--191s FORD TOURING
car, in first-class condition. well
cared for: Perry lock; seat cut NO
can sleep In car. 800: half cash.
East 574f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
FARM LANDS
CHEAP LAND ~ YAKIMA
s.000-AcHE SHEEP RANGE
MUST EE THROWN OPEN
I.lAIL I-.i-.t-I

is.OO0-AcHE SHEEP RANGE
MUST EE Thrown OPEN
ron SETTLEHS
IN 80 AND kO-AcKE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
~ita fruits and tremendous yields
OF alfalfa and. corn. the govern
mrnt Of IN. United states has
been laying out tho last extension
Of the
FAMOUS sUNNYsIDE CANAL
Our $4,000 acres 81 rich. smooth
bench land under this project
must be divided up and sold TO
settlers
ron a SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
viii be given their choice Of these
tracts at $50 20 SEQ per acre. with
lors lime 10 pay and very low
inter q rate. Ideal climate. near
towns on two railroads and state
highway
WE SHOW THIS LAND TO BUY
IitS BY appointment Call at our
office. write 60 uH or send teie-
gram. Maps. photographs and
samples Of soil At our office.
Dftice open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
SIS Green iiuildinR. Seattle.
ron sALE--fMPRoVED t0-AcRE
ranch. Stock and all farm ma
ehinrry EosR Must see the place
10 know its value. write 20 " y.
u No. 4. Box ~, Snnhomish. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

FOR SALE. BY owNER-is -ToN
truck. expires. body: good rubber;
newly painted. and In good runs
ming order. Price reasonable. Call
sldnsy III after q. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

SUMMIT MOTOR CAR
COMPANY'S
DAILY
Special Priced Used Car
OVERLAND 80" tTourinR)
ESPECIALLY GOOD condition
mechanically; top and uphol-
stery like new.
EQUIPMENT G % NJ r l. II II r.
front bumper; spotlight and
motometer; tires are all
first class and there In n
spare one on the rim. worn
very little.
EXPERT MECHANICAL in
spection solicited to insure
your satisfaction.
Price s925-Special Daily Sale"
price.
See u on our salcsroom floor.
101G-IS II. Pike street
Phone East 704
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE;--'HoOsIER BOY" PURE
blood Saansn buck. registered a.
q. r. a. Excellent young and
matured mitch goats at bargain.
Address Or. Loughney. Box 30i.
Kirkland. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
STOCKS AND BONDS

., STOCKS AND BONDS
WILL uUY
Liberty Bonds.
WILL SELL
10 King Aitship
20 superior Portland Cement
~ WickF Tire A. Rubber.
200 Universal High Power.
zoo Eothrft Process Steel.
200 simplex Auto WHEEL
1o0 beacon taal
zoo Deep kea Salvage
zoo Pacific Electric wcider.
s2S National Mines
200 Clipper Sickle.
800 Western Chemical Co,
$50 Western Smelling a. Power.
1000 American Workers OIL
1000 Ballard OIL.
1000 Long Horn e. Lone Star.
MAX wISkLER
2it Union St Elliott $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22
81 ron sAr.E--AuToMopuI.Es
EASY TERMS

HAMIIL & ENGpAfu.
1881 broadway East liGo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-22

FOR sxrgErHoRoBRED KycoSK
puiiets. Shrpers strain. also Rhode
Island Red and Plymouth Rock;
all lay. f335 each. Call after
o'clock or Sunday. s05t Harbor
ave. Take Alki car and get or at
Stevens st
RoosTERs. LEGHORSs. ice EACH:
white Rocks. 25c. Rainier 3tt.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
Die Snr6e Scr Glaneten nnO Der
5iriterne.

0ie &loncten linO BON chamber
auBer ott ibrer perldieOenen, ie na6
Ser Steaung al @rOe unO Sonne ct.
mas pefielnOen Selligfeit alid) oil
i6ren Sarben Su unteri6eiOen.
8enus lit blcnoenO neiB, Nlerfiir
meiBlid, Mors leuftet in 5%eitrpciie
auffaaen0 tiefen rotem 8arbton,
Supiter in frGftigem, Saturn in
bIei6em @elb. Cine Naturbetrnfy.
tllng, Oie Die gan5e 8eIt, b~eionOers
aber sic ser Sterne BON be5iebungs.
reid pdltenOen MtG1ten eriiiQt
gGoltbte, iab in Sen Sar6en Sinpeiie
auf 0aS @eien ser Hlanetenfr6fte.
60 muroe ser yoIte ShaOenitifter"
Mars, Der blutfar6ene, i'm alten 8a-
bplon Dem Yeit- ullO Soten9ott Seer.
gal Sugeoronet unO blie6 biz in IN.
ler j3eitlater Der Sterlt Der 9rie9s.
greuel.
9a oie Tlaneten MIR Sonneltlidt
5uriifjtra6len, nidt a6er ielblt leiif-
ten (nur BON ben groBten @anOel.
Iternen, 5upiter uno Saturn, fam
man a%nne6mell, 0nB lire Siiaen nod
eigeneS 2iGt ausitroblen), muB ibre
6arbe 0ur6 sic gigenart ibrer
06erflGfe beitimnt meroen. Anoers
uer6Glt es iif nit ben Sarben Ser
6irIterne. Fluid urter ibnen finoen
mir aQe 8orbenitufen bon 8eiB,
@el6 un0 Got. 9ie Come wiirOe,
aus Siriternentfernung geieber, ais
gel6li6meiBer Stern lel6ten. Na-
tiirli6 ieben mir au6 BON ben Sir
Iternen mr. 2idt, oas ibre Sberfldde
allsltrablt. 9ber % es eigenes 2id)t
lit, perm09en mir aus ieiner StGrfe
un0 Sarbe S6liiiie auf ons pbpiifa-
lii6.1emilde 8eIen Ser Sterne ieIbIt
5u aieben. Mfon nimmt an, oaB Die
6iriterne i'm 2altfe iebr LANCER Set
ten lire Scribe BON 8eiB iiber Self
81 SLOT Gltoerlt uno li6 babel ourd)
Strnblung INNER mebr u~a6fublen"
etpa BON 10000 Bis gu 2000-3000
@roo. M~usgeprdgt peiBe Sterne
lino: 8ego, Sirius, &i9eI Tim
0rion); gelbe: aapeaa, 9lrftur; rote:
aloebarnn, Dor aaem aber Sctei-
ger5e (linfe Sdulter Srions), an'
tares, 9llpbo I'M Serfules.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

aGtes umOnF f. Gnst:
r@ie, Der Meier 1T nit fsiner arbeit
tpieber ni9t fertig9... Sagen Sic
ibm, er oIG 1t9 fpegen ietner
5onl6eit 9dmen!" = Su49olter:
%, bas borf i9 inn nidt iagen,
benn bann tut er pieOer ni4ts
anoeres!"
DoppeGfinnig. Sin Bits
lper itellt feinen boffnungsOoaen
&angen feline 8raut Oor. DAlio be-
griiBt curt fleue DIANA uno tpiini4t
ibr CUR @%erIobung @li6!" forOert
Der @oter ouf.
Oo ge9t Der GlteIte SprOBling ouf
bic 5utiinfttge @tiefmutter gu, rei9t
i9r bic 9anb unb Iagt: ~ a, ba
gratuIiere d."