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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
$1,000 LOOT FROM TAILOR
Thieves DIsconnect Alarm System
and Rob Shops

Thieves forced an entrance into the
tailor shops Of Lewis j. Spivak, at SOC
Walnut street. between midnight Tues
dav and yesterday morning and escancd
with piece goods and finished suits Of
- OnIng WORTH more than $1,000.
A detective agency with which Spivak
had q burglar protection contract, set
a trap, hoping the thieves woul| return
last night. 1t was not effective, and
news of the theft was made public to :
day.
The Spiyak shops arc on the second
floor. An elaborate electric alarm sys
TEN was installed, and as a further pro
lection a heavy metal grill was inside
the door.
The thieves used saw 10 cut their
way through lath and plaster near the
door, and, reaching in. disconnected the
alarm connections. Then they opened
the door.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
SCHWhB SAILS TO ENGLAND
Hurley and Brother Of President
Wilson Also on AquItanIa

New York, / eb. 3.-lBy A. P.)-
Charles NJ. Schwab, head of the Beth
lehem Steel Corporation, was listed as
a passenger aboard the steamship Aqui-
tania. leaving here today for South
umpton. At Mr.. SchwGb's office it was
said he will visit England, France and
Italy. but that his trip had no business
significance.
"Mr. Schwab is going abroad solely
for rest and recreation" an assistant
said.
Among other passengers booked arc
Joseph r. Wilson. brother Of President
Wilson ]. IL. Hansen, pres.drnt of the
Consolidated Steel Car Construction
Co; Z. II. Hurley, president Of the
United States Rubber Co., aud Claude
NJ. Johnson, president Of the Rolls
Royce Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
MAX ZACH DEAD
Was Conductor OF ST. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra

St. Louis, Feb. 3.-Max Zach, con-
ductor Of the st, Louis Symphony Or
chestra, died today from septic pneu'
monia, following an illness Of two weeks.
Prof. XaCh's home was in Boston
and he resided here only from Noyem-
Der to March during the symphony
season. He became director OF the local
orchestra in 1907. lie formerly was
conductor Of the Boston Pop Con
Ccrts, so called because Of the popular
the Boston Symphony Orchestra from
1856 to 1907. In 1901 lie married Miss
Blanche Going. of Boston.
Prof. Zach was fifty seven years old
and was born in Lemberg. Poland. HC
came to America in 1886. He Is survived
by his widow and three sons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
Lecture on Wireless TonIaht

Elimination OF the two bugbears OF
the wireless operator, "static" and Gin
reference" will be the subject of a lee :
ture tonight at the Franklin Institute
BY Louis Cohen. Phi. D., a consulting
engineer. and Major J. O. Mauborgne,
of the Office Of the chief signal officer,
War Department. both of Washington,
y. 9. A new type Of "hook up" of
wireless instruments developed by the
lecturers. making use Of resonance wave
coils, will be explained.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
KlDNAPPERS JAILED FOR LIFE
Wltherell Tells Court That His Wife
is In Serious Condition

Los Angeles, Calif,, Feb. 3.-Arthur
W. and Floyd l.. Carr, cousins, con-
fessed kidnapers of Mrs. Gladys With
erell, have been sentenced to serve
sentences of from ten years to life in
San Quentin Penitentiary. That is the
maximum penalty provided by the law.
No plea for ctemency was offered by
held Mrs. Witherell prisoner while they
attempted to extort S20, 900 from her
husband.
Witherell declared his wife was in an
"extremely serious condition." and that
her physicians had advised quiet and
rest for months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
THIEVES RAID OCEAN CITY

For the eighth time thieves broke into
the Ocean City Fishing Club, at Ocean
City, n. j., and rihed lockers, desks
and telephone booths. A large quantity
of fishing tackle and personal belongings
Of members was taken, while the coin
boxes of the telephones we're smashed
and robbed. Several nearby cottages
were raided by the bandits and quaint
ties Of wood and coal removed. 1t is
believed the thieves operated last night
with a motortruck.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
BRUSH TO GIVE UP "KEy"
VIII Cult Duties at Hog Island
Tomorrow

NJ. c. Brush, president Of the
American International Shipbuilding
Corporation, viii tomorrow turn over
the "key" Of Hog Island to Frederick
Morris. authorized representative of the
United States shipping board, Emer-
gcncy Fleet Corporation.
The ceremony, officially ending ship
construction work at the wartime ship.
yard, will take place at II o'clock.
In the less than three years Of its
existence the shipyard built and de-
livered to the government 122 steel
ships, with total of 956.75O dead.
weight tons. The keel of the first ship
was laid February IL. 1913. and the
last ship was delivered January 20.
1921.
Approximately 500 men aud women
will be retained for the present at Hog
Island by Mr.. Morris for plant pro-
lection and the operation of various
utilities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
BANK ROBBERS GET $4,000
Hold UP Cashier and Blow Safe In
Florida Town

st. Petersburg, Fla, Feb. 3.--(By
A. P.)--Robbers blew the safe Of the
State Bank, at Large, sixteen miles
south of here. early today, and got
away with 100000.
The cashier, who lived above the
bank, was held up by two Of the ban =
dts. All telephone and telegraph wires
leading from the town had been cut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
Woman Found psad In Bed

Mrs. Margaret Smith, whose home
was at 204S Turner street, a servant
employed in the home Of Joseph l..
Shoemaker, Philadelphia business man
living at Noble, along the O'd York
Dad, was found dead in bed in her
home late yesterday. Death is believed
70 have been caused by heart disease,
Coroner Neville, of Montgomery county,
will determine whether an inquest Is
necessary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
77HH~ ~aa -
DEATHS

BAlRD.-At her residence, 400 $. lbthi
e.. F,b, .. 1921. Ei4izABETH H.. .wldo,TI
Si wni ~ LePer Baird. Due notice Of funs'"
.CoAlMoDoRE.-Feb. 2. MARGARET y
EFmS FmmnSsroot ot Harvey Commodore. aged Ssr e
Ie;:s lac rssldsncs, 4o8s KcysSr st. S.. German
toTn int, private. 49,,
co. PS MERdAREr A. uG.Snyhls SsSshtsi Of fns:
Esl d. and Mary Lynn, In her 2ist year. Ser
ICES az the residence Of her parents: sat
prUSS SMsTEAD =: On A. oyesaspgs nt!2H H9iHi
A wTN wTTMNSSTbEAB. Xg,icc Of funsrSi lsiSgya, AZ,
wsi5Eh' rs 6Eat ht'sOLoN0N=Teh. 2, 1921. GEoR1Se
! Weber (nee StelwagenS Gged years
relatives and friends invited 20 funera'
eS3 n. Orianna ct. Int. Northwood Gem.
Viewing Friday evoning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
clsarteId Street Store Robbed

Thieves last night broke into the shoe
store of Morris Rosenthal, 2047 East
boots and overshoes valued at $3.50.
Rosenthal, who lives overhead, did not
discover the robbery until this morning,
when he reported il to the police.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
Takes Poison, Then Asks Aid

medicine last night Reba Goldblatt,
twenty eight years old, COS Rodman
street, walked 70 the Pennsylvania
Hospital and asked for treatment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
GROCERS AND GUESTS
GIVE LLNfRICK PRIZE TO TEACHER
One Hundred Dollars Daily
For the Best Last Line Supplied by Any Reader OF the
EUening Public Ledger to the Incomplete
Limerick Which appears Belo,O


l. Contest is open to any one. All
that is required for you TO do Is to
write and send in your last lines to
the Limerick, using for convenience
the coupon printed below. Please
write plainly.- and be sure to add
your name and address.
2. AL answers to the Limerick which
is printed below must be received
at the Office Of the EVENING Pun
LILO LEDGER BY 8 o'clock Oh
Saturday evening. Mondays
and Thursdays Limericks should
be mailed to p. o. Box 1923,
Philr deiphia Tuesdays and Fri.
days to p. o. Box 1921. and
Wednesdays and Saturdays to
T.. o. Box 1924. Answers left at
the office of the EVENING PUBLIC
LEDGER will also be admissible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
HARDING RETURNS SLOWLY
Expected to Reach Palm Beach on
Houseboat Today

FFVNNNIVWN
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, Feb. 3.-(By
4. P.)--Delayed by channel obstruc-
tions, President elect Harding's house
'0nt Victoria pushed her way slowly
northward In the Indian river today on
the second leg Of her cruise back to ST.
Augustine. Her captain expected to
reach Palm Beach by late afternoon.
At Palm Beach Mr., Harding probably
will play a game OF golf and have dinner
ashage at q private home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03

3. The winner of th, ONE HUN
DRED DOLLAR prize for the best
last line to each limerick. will be
announced one week after the Lin
erick is printed. For. example, the
winner Of the prize for. the Linn
erick which appears today Will be
announced today a week
1. In case Of ties, prizes will be
awarded TO each successful. CON
testaut. For example, II the judges
decide there are two or more an
swers Of equal merit for the prize,
the author of each answer will re-
ceive ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS. The prize will not be split
up among them.
). The decision of the judges In each
Limerick contest will be final.
ST WILL BE ANNOUNCED ONE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

TfplsT or bookkrcper. positlon wani'd'
Phone Woodland 1881 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03

The limpin' lim'rick award an.
nounced today was made by vote Of
those who attended the annual banquet
Of the Franldord Grocers' Association
at Moose Hall on Tuesday night. A
photograph Of the committee in charge
appears on the back page.
The award to be announced tomor
row was made by vote Of those wbo
attended the monthly meeting Of Frank
ford Post 211, American Legion, In the
FranIdord branch Of the free library
on TUESDAY evening.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

iuie elm Grid i'm 8tnoe peberthes
9ono ooer ipie cine li4 nineenoe
S6longe. Sin Der engiten Stele lit
tie 81 MSeilen brett itno nidt biel
mebr alS so RetIen brett in ibrer
qan3en 2Gnge, meld)e $50 Wcilen
bctrdgt, Sic lit %ltngefGbr 10 gro6,
mic SitOfaroltnd.
Der gr6Bere Geil bes 2arroes ant
9(tlantiiden O8eon lit bon Slumpf.
oifidt bcOeft. 0ie 8cp0lferitng lit
3uiidcn 1.3 luno IL Nilion. @ini.
&c %reinraiii9e Slt0iancr %bcluobnen
Ole @erge in ser Nitte uno eiten
Cell 0eS atInntii9en &iiitenreides,
Der an Siioamcrifa gren5t. Ole 9e.
b6Ifcrutg meiit cine groBe 3nbl Ne.
ger ouf. Ser NeIt beitebt aus Ser
iolen iponii6er ooer gemiiGter @b.
Die Mebrbeit Der al.
biIiiicrtercn uno forti4rittIidere1
GintpobnCr Iebt a1tf Der Dem Stineu
O5con Sugefebrtet Seite Der 9atto'
cnge, nGmli6 in Dem ipeitliAen Sell,
Scr al Gotta &ico grerl3t. Seit Der
3cit ais sic aonoI8one on Die Ser.
cinieten Stootet obgetretcn mitr6e,
beiiet Banomo fein Seer, cs perlieB
iid) eirl5ig ailf sic rationale 8oIi5ei.
Itreitfraft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Seritopfnns.

90 pielc Infrogen iibcr 8erito.
pi,tng iinO cingcloufen, ooB folgen'
ser fur5er @rtifel fir Die 2eier Die.
fer Spolte mabri6cinli6 bon Srtes
reiie fem miro.
Bel Ser 8cbanolulte bon Ser
itopfung fam biel erreidt iperben
mcnll man foIgenoe S1tnfte i'm Illge
bebalt:
I. Die Scrbetfiibrung zines regel-
m1Bigen Stlblgan9s.
2. Die @obl bon Nabrung, oie
cine geniigen6e Nenee raitber Sc.
ItanoteiIe entbGlt. Inter raltben @e-
lton0teilen peritebt man Stoffe, mie
Ole Se1uIoie, Die unberOal1t bleibt
uno Die burt) leidte &eisung gum
.. ;Sllnftioricren Ser G~inecpcioc fiibrt.
Strobe Sfnffe f0nnen benz &0rper
Sugefiibrt merOen IN 8cltolt bon So
fer9riibe, grob9enabIcnem 8ei5en.
brot, 8flaumel1, Spinot, Seigen,
griinen @emiiien, trident ObIt, uip.
Die 8~erItopfun9 miro bGllfig burd)
cine Gobrlrng berbcrgcrufen, bie olls
3u bel Slcii6 ltno anbercn gab.
rlmgsmittcln beitebt, melde menig
ober teine RiifitdnOc binterIoiicn.
g.. Gie 8clpegung, Defenders Oie
9eipegllng Ser ltnterlei6smusfeln
lit elm midti9es Nome,tt bel Der &c.
bon6lung Ser Gerltopfrmg. 8enl
oie gcrp0bnIi6e 8emegung in Ser
ridden 21tft ni6t 9cniigt, mag es
~rotianl iein, DOB Ser 8atient ltcbrn.
1cn i'm &ouic pornimmt, sic ocn he,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
SOpe.

SrIs. Clara 9tieipaIo ulO 0ottic
9eIlcr, peIde bcioe ncllIid luceen
4ppenOicitiS ppcrirt murScn, gcben
jest mieocr roi6 Der @eneilng emf.
gegen.
&ul. NiemnIO unO @ottin uno sc.
rem S0bne 6rcO un6 Den, ionic So.
flor Groft unb 6eiiCn S66ter mad.
ten Iebten Montug einen ausfIug
nod Nermonn, 100 sic 6rIs. Sradt
bic Oortige SodiduIe beiu6en.
Srau Sp. Stod uno Sobn Sreo,
bon GaIlotpop Gountp iinO bier oIs
@Gite Der Samilie Srco. IoIting. 4,
Scnrp gtoltensmeBer utb Otto
Semeper febrten leste ISOLDE nod
Speim06entlidem Iufentboltc in
ct. 2ollis, micber 5lriif. @ritcrer
befono ii6 in Ct. 2oris inter BE-
b%unbIlul9 cineS &u9enor5tcs.
Gas iiingIte &inb bon 2ouis
S6oGmeper uno Satin pllrbe les.
TEN Sonntog olir6 Soitor Sradt &C.
ta,tft uno erbielt ben Ramcn &ap-
monb.
Senrp 9ietpolb bate lette 8ohe,
mGbreun CT Sen5pfoitcn ipaItctc, boS
ilneIiit iid in Den Sub 8u baden
mo cine i6mer5boftc @unOc bei5u'
brinGcn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

Nnnen onQcbcn, Den man I'M cl9e'
ilcl, 2onbe trllg un0 ipcnn man IL
geno einen onoeren Hamen 9ebrolld)t
bat, ober ieincn eioenen allf irgeno
cine Mrt ~obgcGn0crt bat, 10 mllb Dies
onQc9ebcn mcrocn.
Nod6eln oaS Sornutlor 6en Glcrf
oes @eri6tSbofS cingcbdnOigt NOR
Oen 1T, gibt cinen bieicr oaS ner'te
&opier." Die @ebiibr hctr0gt 81.
Die @ittiuc ltn0 min6crj0bri8ct
ain0cr zines Nl~lSlGnoCr8, ser otcie
Notwithstanding Cingcreift bat 1nto
g"citorbcn lit, che or 6o8 SilrBerrcdt
crbieGt, fGnncn icIbit @iirger merNcn,
obnc cine Notwithstanding ein6lt'
rcidcn. Tod 6cm @Cicb Der Scr
cinigten Stnotcn fOlgt bie StootS'
at,geb6rtgfeit Ser Gralt rrto Der mini
ocriGbrigcn &inber Scr Staotson9e'
b0rigfeit 0es @annes.
4usfunft iibcr ane R%otlroliIntt'
on&angelegcnbciten lit crh6ltItd bon
Dem glert cine8 @%eri6tsbofs, Der
fir Die DECENTRALIZATION 5uitdnbig 1T
o6er bon Dem Gommiiiioner Of gn'
~t,raIi5ation, Department Of 2abor,
@oibinqton, 8. G., al ben man il6
idriftli6 mcnoen fam.
0ortictilng fol9t.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
banana, mo Der Often @eiten sn
iein ideint.

Gem 8eiufer 8onnmos fomnlt es
Dor, oils ipenn iif Oieier Cell Der
8cIt oen gr0Bten 9eo9ropbiIden
8ie IeiItete. 9enn Savanna lGBt
in Ser iiber5eugenolten @ciie Siten
@citen fem. Son Der StoOt 8ana.
ma aus 9eieben 9ebt Die SOnne im
StiIlen S5eon auf, lpGbrenO sic mel.
item Inerifaner ser StiIlcu S5ean
in Der Ridtlng mGbnelt, no Die
Come untergeben Iollte. User BON
Ntlantiiden S5eon burd Den &oral
na6 bent Stiaen S5eon fGbrt, reiIt
nift bon Often no6 @citen, luie err
notl,r9em0B ermortet, iorbern bon
@cIten mad Often, oocr genalter, BON
Nor0neiten no6 SiiooIten. Man er.
bGlt ben @iil6rltd, tpie iclnanO
ifreibt, bob Die Sndje oeinen Saten"
bat. Der @afen lit nGmli6 Der
Sit6mlt8, melder iid borlpic9enb bon
! Often nad) 8eItcn Din5icbt, anItatt
bon Nor0en nud) Sit0cn un0 0a51t
nod cine ooppcIt a%riimmllng in 8c'
italt 6e8 9ufitabenS Q mod)t, IoonB
sic @etpGiicr 6e8 2(tlantiiden 05e.
ans an elmer StcGe ipcitIid BON
Stiaen O5eon lieoel1.
Sat- non Ser 3Cit al, ols Balboa
0cn Sit1mlllS BON Bannnta entoedtc,
lit 6icicr 9onoitri6 Die SunOelSs
ItroBe 3lpiiden Often un6 8cIten
un0 8uii6cn ser po8ifii6en &illtc
Sil0omcrifaS uno europa. Die altc
Sta0t Banana mllr0e oils Sas
fcnItaot am Stillcn S5enn iul Sabre
1918 gc6ollt, ulcbr benn 100 Sabre
frilbcr. ais Die Bilgcr in NnIiadu.
let's lan0eten. Hortobcllo, meIdc8
allen 2eicrn Don SccrGubcrgcid)id'
ten bctonnt III, lpor ser otlontiide
Snfcn, mo 5iuiiden Sen bciOcn Ct
ten mllroc Gin gcpflaItcrtcr YfaO Der,
qcItcIlt. gu8 Die iponii6e GoIoniol-
nlnft in Der b0dltcn 9liltc Itano,
muroen ulrf Oiciem 8fooc @olo uno
Silbcr aus &Cru ME 8renn6ol5
tronsportiert.
Ser groBe 9ieifturn bate cine ltrr'
pi6criteDli6e an3icbunaSfroft o1tt
sic SeerGuber. SIMMER mtcoer
brad)en iic aus ibrem iouberboren
SnIelreid) in ser @Gbc bon Soiti ber'
Dor uno narfcn lid olif Den Sitb'
mntS. @Gbrcno elmer gTpeOitton,
Die bon Dem 6eriihtigten Senrp
@orgon, benz ip1teren Sir Senrp,
angefilbrt murOe, ipurbc I'M Sabre
1911 oos oIte 8nnama 9an5lih ger
tort. Sci onoeren @eIe9cnbeiten
tu1trbe 8ortobello, obpobI itarf be-
feItiet, bon SEN Btroten ,etn9enom'
men uno oft @onotelang ols Opera.
tionsboIis beiebt. gines Der alien
Sorts bon 8ortobeno murbe, oa es
bent 9orf, gu Dem Der emit rette
Sofen Suiommcngeidrumpft it,
nidt mebt bon Nltten 1T, u1brero
Oes 8olls oes Botomofanals GER
it6rt, unb bie Steine purben ger
Itornpft, nm bacterial fir 8eton 5n
liefern.
Die fleine @epublit bot Die @eltolt
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Man priifc ben Samen DDr Der Nns'
Iaat.

SScoc5 SSobr baben 0ie oulerifani.
Id)en 6arn1cr burd sic Iusioot bon
min0erlpertigem Somen &erllIte 81
per5eidnclL i6reibt 6oS @unoe8oe.
portmCnt fir 2onolpirtbI6oft. @ern
ser Sanen llnfrallt entbGlt ober tot
lit, IGBt ii6 Ser 8crluIt noh Der
g(usiaot nidt erIeben. @enn err i'm
Ipril ~olSgeiGct niro, 10 niibt eS
ni6t oieI, iuern man I'M Wtoi Die
min~ocriucrtigc GuaIitGt entbeft.
Mon fam iid 9e9en oen SerlltIt
idiiben, merl1 man Den Sonlen Dor
Der Nlt8Iuat inn Sol1ie feiner l1Bt.
Cine fIcinc Menge beS SamcnS
miro gc5Gblt unO IN fel,6ter Groe
in einem flo6en 8e6alter, cttpa e.
ncm &iihentr(ler, geIGet. Ser Seac,
fam in Der Ntdbe oeS OfetS ooet
o1h oil elmer onoeren Stelle aufbe:
mo6rt mcrocn, nur mltB man barorii
iebcn. BOP sic ser &cimlrng foroer'
lidc Semperotlr erbulten miro
@cnn sic &fIon3e Belt Gebobt bat.
cmpor SIT ificBen, crgibt iif boS
RciuItot nltrd 3GbIlrn9 urrO mar
fam lid Damn cine cutie GoriteIling
bon Dem @ert 6es Son1cn$ mofcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
@elnnbbeits. Srascfaiteu.

Onfel Gam oils @eiunSbeits. &at-
geber miro in bieier SpaIte ODER
briefli9 6raeen bon alleemcinem
Sntereile beanttporten, Die iid nlf
$pgiene, Sanitdtsmeien un0 &rarf.
bcitsperbin6erung beoieben. @s tuiro
ibm ni6t moelid iein, Sroeen rein
peri6nIi6er grt at beanttuorten, nod
8erorbnungen fir einaelne &ranf.
beiten Si Iieferr. Man ridte ale
Infra9en an nSeaItb Gobiier," 1874
Colt 2Stb Street, Stem gorf Gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

ionoeren 3pcf berfpIgen, sic I'M
terleibSmlsfeln at ItGrfen. Cine
Oerartige lleblrn9 beitebt 8. 9. BARN,
DAB man itd oltf Den SltBboben Ie9t
unb bie SiiBe unter elm idperes
Stiif N0bcl iteft, iporal1f man ben
&Grper mieocrhoIt in cine iibenbc
Gage bringcn muB. Die Ier6te ia.
ben iiberoics entbcdt, boB es nilbli6
lit, mcnn man ei1len i6neren 8oa
iibcr Den llnterIeib ront. @ei Ser
8cniitun9 eincs Oerartiaen Balls
ml,B 0aroltf gcieben ipcrbcn, bob Die
8emcgltng oeS Balls an Ser redten
INTERN Settle 6es llnterleibs anfGn9t;
3uerIt miro Der 8aG nod oben ges
rollt, Damn iiber ben obcrn Sell beS
~ltntcrleibs srriif mad Dem gnfongs-
punft.
4. 9ei ge>uiiicn Berionen i6eint
Sic llria6e ser Scritopfl1t9 borin
al Iiegen, BOB iie ni6t gen,tg @ai'
ier trinfen. Sn einigen SGlen lit
bic @eritopfuug ollf bic 3uinmme,t'
Icbung 6es 8oiicrs 5uriidaufiibret;
bel Dem @ebrull6 bon brrtem 8ai.
icr i6eint 8eritopfung ein5utretcn.
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glltS NCbeln Ieltdtet mir elm 2i6t,
llnb 50gernb aebt mein SUB inn nod
Mciu aino, pie nedt mir bein @eii6t
Nus meincr Sugeno einen Sag,
SD itanb pie on, bas Spiel mar aus,
limo brarben lag Ole 8elt oerihneit,
2aut f,,br Ser @interiturm inns Sals,
9te olte llbr rief S6lofens5eit.
Sd botte 10 ipie OH ben 4rm
Inn meines 8aters SaIs eelegt
llno fiiblte, ipie fem Ser3 70 iuarn
On meines itIig, 5drtIid beiuegt.
llnO pGbren0 er mir ifipeigeno Itri6
limo Iangiom iibers blonde Saor,
Sab pIotIid cine &r6ne ih,
Ole fdimnnernb ibm i'm @uge mar.
@fein &ilb, pie nedt mir oein @eiidt
Nus mciner Satgeno eincn Gag,
gllS gtebeIn lelldtct mir elm 2iht,
llnO 5ogcrno gebt mein SUB inn nod.
@iintber 8ogge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

ST. ser Sd1lle. 2ebrerin: ain,
@Isden, lpcr lit cs, Der iiberal ein'
fcbrt, obne ooB man tim iiebt?
@lsden: Ser Stor6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Ernst |. Haffner, N. D.

Sermann, 30 o.
5pe5iclle Gufmcrfiamfeit utrb Der
ipnnOGratliden SebanOlaus
Offices hlnoen: 7 bis 8, normittags;
IL Bis 2, nodmittaes unS 6 bis 8,
aetuiOmer.
obenSs. SonntogS: 7 Bis 10, Dor.
mittogs.
Bbone rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

.abonnirt ouf bas 8oIfsbIatt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-30

Motherdear by auto but easier fer me
than a railroad journey.
Mrs. Mandy went with me but |
wouldn't let Demaison break up the
camp. The members of the COM
pany were always in need of their
salaries. Much could be done with
out me. l didn't see why people dis
eussed the ACCESSIBILITY of staying,
Mrs. Mandy gave it away as Cissy
speeded homeward.
Such PITY that our last film
had to be chopped like this" she said
to Cissy
"We'll finish it all right" he ex-
claimed cheerfully-then changed
! the subject.
So that was it,! Trust little Polly
Anderson to give a secret away.
Demaison had hesitated about
keeping the company on the loca-
ton because there was probabili-
ty that the play was chopped short.
If | were scratched up-blinded-
1T never could be finished.
If my sight was gone or my face
disfigured my career as movie
star was ended. Motherdear knew
that as well as |, but neither of us
put the thought into words.
Even to Motherdear the specialist
had not been reassuring. For long
time the bulletins given to the re-
porters were not cheerful. Every
hay Motherdear had to talk to them.
The sensational nature of the ac-
cident had interested my old fans
and made thousands of new ones.
My picture as | went down before
the leopard was reeled off every eve
ming in thousands of cities. In spite
of that Mandy, when he came to see
me, was depressed.
refused to see Cissy while nv
head was tied up.
He had come more than once for
an answer to his proposal. l hadn't
decided what it would be.
as long as we were not engaged
Cissy had no rights.
didn't want to have him bother
ing around while my head looked
like laundry bag.
1T certainly would jar him some, !"
| told Motherdear
lie thinks of wonderful things
TO do for you, May" she reminded
me. You ought to be little bit
appreciative.
Cissy was most kind. He had
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-30

about the small leopard, played with
his sharp and splendid white teeth,
danced above his 1.-THE length
stretched on the ground, stopped and
seized him by the tail and ran with
him wildly around the limit Of the
set.
ran directly under Gairee on her
branch, to which she was supposed
to be fastened by concealed chain
Suddenly Dicks voice interrupted
the clicking of the cameras.
May! Come here rs-was his mas.
tcrful command.
This | heard just as | dropped to
pillow my head on the soft smooth
body of the baby leopard.
1t was the last sound | heard fol
an hour.
But the picture of what happened
next turned out to be whiz!