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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
EXAMINATIONS
GIVEN TO VETS
VERY RIGID
Cleanup Squad on Compensa-
ton Work More Than
Eight Hours Daily.

Former service men who apply to the
travelling board from the veterans bu-
reau, which will be in Great Falls Oc-
tober IA to 10 to settle the compensa-
ton claims Of applicants will undergo
a thorough examination, according to
information received by Walter Neu-
bert, commander of the Great Falls
post Of the American Legion. from the
regional office at Minneapolis. The
rules Of the board state that the mem
bers are supposed to work an eight
hour, day, but information received from
the districts in which the board has ex-
amined in Montana states that more
than eight hous il spent in the exam
nation. The board begins its exam
nations in the morning at 1880 O'Clock
and continues until night. The most
men examined in one day is 30.
The applicant is put through the or
binary exercises required for physical
examination. From the examining room
rating doctor. who discusses every
phase Of the case with the claimant.
To lmpart Information.
One of the prime motives of the cam
paign by the board is to impart infor-
nation. 1t is expected that large
number of new cases viii be presented
W Tue uOdTu IlS AhSSC
will not be rated until the service rec
ords of the applicant have been gath
cred with other evidence Of his case
and his service connection with his dis
ability has been established The squad
will be in position to tell a man with
a possible claim just what he must
do to have his claim properly presented
and how to get action at once on his
claim after it has been presented.
The officials Of the Great Fails post
Of the American Legion are anxious
to place before all former service men
the value Of the campaign to the ind
vidual who is possibly eligible for COM
pensation now, or at later date.
Entitled to Compensation.
Many former service men are entitled
to compensation but are unaware of the
fact, it was stated, and the board will
be in a position to inform them Of their
rating. One of the largest duties of
the board is the settlement of compen-
sation claims for disability Of less than
10 per cent. There is no provision in
the Sweet bill, under which the veter
ans bureau is operating, to prevent a
board making a further drive in the
territory being covered at present.
There is no limitation to the length of
the drive or the amount of money ex-
pended in the settlement of claims.
The object of the veterans bureau is
to establish some service connection
between each former service man and
the government.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
ALLEN M'QUHAE
WINS CLEVELAND
Irish Tenor Coming to Grand
Theater Next Week Praised
by Critics.

While Allen McQuhae, the young
Irish tenor, who is to appear in recital
At the Grand theater, Monday. Oct. 3,
sings Irish songs as few artists have
been able to sing them, that is only one
side Of his very versatile art. Already
he is considered one of the best and
most satisfactory of oratorio singers.
After his performance Of THE Mes
siah,' in Cleveland. Archie Bell of the
Cleveland Leader wrote that he had
heard many singers undertake the open
ing recitative. Comfort Ye, My Peo-
Pile and Il have heard few of them
that brought to it the certain full tone
and the splendid Interpretation he gave
to it, James H. Rogers, in the Plain
Dealer. said that 80 far as the solos
are concerned. chief honors are GER
tainly due to Allen McQuhae. who not
only disclosed a ringing tenor voice of
decidedly pleasing texture, but showed
uncommon skill in his use Of it." And
Wilson G. Smith, in the Press, said that
his singing was not only the best, but
highly creditable and admirable. His
voice is of pleasing quality and his use
of it, both in recitative and arias. was
unusually refined and expressive
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
800 Elks Attend
Smoker Wednesday

The Elks' smoker, held last Wednes-
day evening at $50 by Great Falls
lodge No. PA at the clubs home here,
was attended by about 300 members
and guests, it is said by those who at
tended. The smoker was given as an
official opening of the fall membership
campaign which will continue from now
on until Armistice day, when the lodge
is planning to hold big initiation cere
mony. The committee in charge of the
program for Armistice day is composed
of G. T. Gregg, 10y ]. Molumby, II. l..
Blomquist, John E. Moran, Frank
Fogarty and Fl. w. Benton.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
STATE RATED
AS SECOND IN
WOOL INDUSTRY
Marketed Output in 1919 Is
Exceeded Only by Wy
oming Clip.

Montana is included in the list of
eight states reporting over 100000
pounds of wool shorn in 1919, and has
the rating of the second greatest wool
producing state in the country for that
year, according to statistics given out
by the bureau of census of the depart
ment Of commerce. The state produced
1926 200 pounds in 1919, falling a
| trifle short of the Wyoming wool crop
Of that year.
Other states rated with marketed
clips Of over 100000 two years ago
are Idaho, 17,S60,527 pounds; Oregon,
pounds; California, 15,216,957 pounds;
Texas, 14,9O1, 800 pounds and Utah,
II 800, 3O3 pounds. These states, to-
gether with Montana and Wyoming,
produced more than half of the entire
wool clip Of the United States in 1919.
The states showing the largest de-
creases in wool production during the
decade are as follows: Wyoming, 21,
416, O93; Montana 19.4O1, 1871 pounds;
New Mexico, 8,693, 213 pounds; Ohio
6,420, 745 pounds; and Michigan, a.,
129,S47 pounds. On the other hand,
several states show increases in wool
production, and the following states
show increases of over 100000
pounds: Texas, Colorado, Washington,
South Dakota, Idaho, Iowa and Cali
fornia.
One unusual fact brought out in the
report concerns Montana's production
Iof mohair. The poundage reported in
1919 is 2,62S or virtually three fourths
less than the production in 1909. New
Mexico lears in the output Of mohair.
The number of goats in the state, kept
for fleeces, on January 1, 1920, was
7S5, showing that Montana has turned
little attention to that phase Of the
wool industry.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
Large Crowd Attends
Lecture at Y. M. G.. A.
on Constantinople

A large crowd Of natives Of Greece
and Turkey Sunday night turned out
to the lecture illustrated by 10 slides
on Constantinople given at the Y. NJ.
c. A., as arranged. by J. c. Reed,
AmericaniZatiOn secretary. Scott
Leavitt, member of the Americaniza
ton committee, gave a short talk on
Americanization work. Alec Gera-
MOS interpreted the lecture. The pro-
gram was opened with community
sing. Miss Louise Valverda Kelley
was the accompanies. Mrs. Alice
Calvert Bell rendered couple of
vocal solos. Mr.. Reed leaves this
Monday morning for Havre, where
he will start classes in civil govern
ment for those seeking naturalization
papers. He will be assisted by the
American Legion and auxiliary.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
FERGUS COUNTY RANCHMAN
HELD ON FRAUD CHARGE

Special to The Trlbune.
Lewistown, Sept. &c. 3. Bates, 6
well known rancher of the Bechet sec
ton, was given a hearing in Justice
Fred Skalicky's court upon a charge
of violating the banking law in falsely
representing, as alleged, to the Spokane
Cattle Loan corporation that he pos
sessed certain livestock. and upon this
securing certain large loans. The de
Tense did not offer any evidence at all,
and the justice held the defendant for
trial in the district court, fixing his
bond at $1,000.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
Woodcraft Neighbors
in Regular Meeting

Great Falls Circle No. 1914, Neigh
bors of Woodcraft, held it's regular
meeting last Wednesday evening in the
K. of p. hall Refreshments will be
served at the next meeting. The
Thimble club will be entertained this
week by Mrs. Harvey Noble, at $40
First avenue south. The club is pre-
pairing for carnival to be held Novem
Der 16, at which household articles
made BY the members will be sold.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
NElnART BOY TO mIssouLA.

Walter ]. Powers Of Neihart left
for Missoula Sunday whore he will
enter the state university in the bud-
ness administration course. Mr..
Powers was graduated from the Con-
rad high school with the class Of 1919.
While in Great Falls, he visited his
cousin, Con Mccormick, at the homo
of their grandmother. Mrs. NJ.
Powers, COS Fourth avenue north.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
EXECUTIVE Committee
OF LEGION WILL MEET

The executive committee Of the
Great Falls post of the American Lee
gion will hold a meeting this Mon
day. noon in the peacock room of the
Park hotel. The members of the COM
mittee are: Walter Neubert, com
mander; 10y Molumby, Glenn Miller,
R. X. West, Harry Trodick and 0. l.
DeSchon.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
MANY ATTEND BARBECUE
At OKLAMONT OIL WELL
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Trlbune.
Lewistown, Sept. o5.-A large crowd
from Lewistown. Forest Grove and
other points attended the barbecue Civ
en- at the Boniface ranch Sunday to
celebrate the spudding in of the Okla
mont company's well which is to make
a thorough test Of the Forest Grove
structure. The officers of the Okla
mont. Surenuf and Twin States com
panies were all present, those concerns
having large holdings on the structure
which they plan to Immediately de-
velop.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
Mark New Highway
in Central Montana
Snecial to the Tribune

Special to the Tribune.
Harlowton. Sept. 25.-The Harlow
ton chamber Of commerce has just
finished marking the new Central Mon
taaa highway from this city to Mar
tinsdale The Lewistown chamber
marked it from the north to Harlow
ton. The new highway was logged by
the Blue Book last year. It is routed
through Glendive, Jordan. Winnett.
Lewistown, Harfowton, White Sulphur
Springs and Helena. The mark is a
green band centered on background
of light orange.
George Washington took command of
the colonial forces under an elm tree.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
CHINOOK COUPLE WE'D
IN GREAT FALLS CHURCH

4 marriage Of interest to Great
Falls and Chinook friends of the con-
tracing couple was performed here
last Monday morning when Miss
Agnee Marjorie Fuller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fuller, of
Chinook, and Monte Burgess, book
keeper Of the Bogy Mercantile Co..
Chinook. were united in marriage by
the Rev. Father NJ. 7. O'Brien of the
Great Falls diocese at the church
here
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

certainty that EAST is West" will be
one Of the genuine treats of the pres
ent season when William Harris, Jr.,
sends it to the Grand theater, Friday
and Saturday nights and Saturday mat
inee. with Fay Bain./ as the star.
Miss Banter will be supported by a
company worthy of her own fine attain
ments.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
ecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Ger
trude Aslin has brought suit against
Paul Aslin to secure divorce on the
ground Of failure to provide. The
parties were married at Escanaba,
Mich, in 1901.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
WISCONSIN BANKERS VISIT
BUTTE ON WAY TO COAST

Special 20 Tue IrlDune.
Butte, Sept. 25.-Westward bound
on sightseeing trip that will bring
them to points of interest all along
the Pacific coast, party of % Wis
consin bankers and their wives will in
clude Butte in their intinerary for nine
hour stop Monday. They will be the
guests of the local bankers, the Rotary
club and the Chamber of Commerce.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

and Chicago, return engagement in
Baltimore, where the receipts were far
greater than at the time it was first
offered there, a week in Pittsburgh and
week in Newark. These latter en-
gagements give 2 definite idea ct the
greater variety Of audiences Gnuld be
found. Based on this record, 1t il
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

East is West the comedy drama,
by Samuel Shipman and John B. Hy-
mer, is this season making its first long
tour Of the country. The play had its
New York premier at the Aston theater
for tie interim Of the actors strike,
for two years. Last season II had long
engagements in Boston, Philadelphia
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
LEAVES FOR FERGUS COUNTY.

Mrs. Posey L. Edwards. 5000 Fifth
avenue north. leaves today (Mondayl
for the eastern part of Fergus county,
to look after her ranch and view the
oil fields. She will visit at Lewistown,
Moccasin and HObson
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

Letters. customs, community Of Ian
guage and idea have all followed roads.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
RELEASED ON BOND

NpeC1aI TO the ITIDUHt.
Lewistown. Sept. 24.-Nans Wesling.
arrested Tuesday for beating his wife
and confined for time in the county
Jail. was released upon giving a bond
of $500.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

Most Of the persons in "Who's Who
are between 50 and &C years of age
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

Hemstitching. Mrs. Hebener, 316
18th st. No. Phone 6216.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

Imitation diamond bar pins, values
up to $3.50, at SOC. Crown Jewelry
Co., 225 Central avenue.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

SARAH ". GORDON MUSIC STUDIO
1911 Third Ave. No. Phone 1922.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

MONEY TO LOAN
On close in, Al well improved city
property. Hickman, 1924 Central Ave.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
(Advertisemonss,
NOTICE MEMBERS F, Q. E. 10. 10

-. m. Full attendance requested. Spec
ial business. Visiting Brothers well
come.
VIM. BAUER, Secretary.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
A. 4, R. !, R

Will give a dance Tuesday evening
Sept. ~, at St. AIMS hall. Public In
vited.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

YES, We LOAN MONEY
On first class, close in, city property.
First Mortgage Loan Co., Phone 6040.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

Phone 0767. Garbage ana ashso q.
movad on short n0tics.-Adv.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26

ROUNDUP AND CARSON COAL
Weideman Coal e. Feed. Phone 1919.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
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nod 6eutlider berpor. Sic. @abr.
nebmung lit ieoo6 n11r BEL ger1a1
gletber 8eidaffenbeit Ser 2atten-
5aIne m0gli9. Man f0nnte olio
onnebmen, '6aB Bel ether %beitimmter
Stellung bes 8ef9auers cine 2atte
oes bor6eren 3ounes cine 2atte
oes binteren 3al1nes oedt, 10 6ab
man ben 6reifa@en @aum ser mab-
rem 2dtten6ide ~5uiammenbangen6
gla1bt. Dieie @rflarung lit ie6od)
11i9t gang uube0enfli9, 6enn mar
liebt beim Stebenbleiben g1eid5eitig
eine gan5e &eibe oieier i6einbar
ber6idten 2attel1 u16 nebel1 6ieIen
Srugbiloern ibeinet a1t6 6ie 3mi=
i@enrdume sic 6reifahe @eite ibrer
tpabren @r0Be at babe1t.
8et groBen Sbieften nn6 peiten
@rtfernunget1 iin6 optii6e Sdui9un=
gen entipreben6 itarfer. @s lit Ell
ne befannte Satlabe, oaB unS ser
8enitb ndber borfommt als ser So
ri5ont, bob uns 6as @immelsgem0I-
be pie cine fla6e <ppel eri9eint.
Ser lotredt na6 oben geri9tete
@aoius berbalt ii@ gum bori5onta-
len na6 beri6ie6enen Mefungen
mie 1 5u 1,3 o0er gar pie 1 511
is. 3eigen mir nit ausgeitredtem
Mrm auf oen &unft zines Simmels-
bogenS, Ben mir gleib peit bonn So
ri5ont mie bonn 8enitb ibdBen, 10
pflegen pir 6en Mrm 1t6t etpa I'M
45 @ra6 iiber sic @agerebte gu. err
beben, fonoern ,1rr Inn etma 90
Bis 80 @rao, ser @ert lit beri9ie-
Den bel flarem nn6 be6edtem @im=
mel, bel Madt gr0ber ols ant Gage,
ant gr0Bten in mon6lofen Md@ten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

be u1o relatiper @robe berborgen
bleiben. S6on &umbol6t iagte:
Dem Mebanifer, ser mir Elm 10 1n-
bouitanoiges @erf5eug liefern moq-
t., ipte ooS meni6lide Muge, mir-
Sc i6 6ie Sir meiien.
9as meni6libe Muge iiebt aber
nt6t muir unbouitan6ig, eS iiebt au@
fali9, un6 5tpar biel otter als pir
bermuten, un6 fir oieien Mangel
finoet fi6 feline 10 einfa6e grfld<
rung mie fir 6as unboQitan6ige &C.
zen. 9iefes Gali6ieben berubt ni6t
o1tf ungep0bnlt6en o6er patbolo.
gii9 berdn0erten 3uitaroen 6es
Sebiinnes, ion6ern erflart ii9 aus
Ser pbpliologtiden @atur, man fann
iagen, aus ser n~nboufommenbett,
ote Dem Mormal5uitano ul1mittelbar
folgt. @eben mir 8. g. einen int
Rreiie i6neu gei6munge1en feuri>
gen Bunft ols einen rotten &reis, 10
iin6 6iele Gormen Ser Saui6ung
bi1r9 cine pbpiiologifde l1ngenauig'
feit ser @ebper5eption Goes @abr-
nebmungsperm0gens) be6ingt, nam.
ti9 6a6ur@, 6aB bi1reideno i6nel
pteoerbolte @in6riide- 6ieielbe @ir>
tung ouf 6os 41tge baben mie Elm
unnnterbro9ener @inorud. Muf
bieiem 8rin5ip beruben beri6ieoene
optiide Spielereten, sic Stroboifo'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
Seuer r0itet unb i1lieBli9 gu

iber Seuer r0ltet uno 11l1eblld 3n
grobem Mebl 5er1toBt. 9ie Srau=
en- ser piloen &alifornier brieten
sic &0pfe ser Mloe ei1ige S%tu1oen,
tporauf Tie erlt nod 1870 Stu11=
sen i'm Seuerlob gebaden mltr0en.
un0 mie beute Sic 5amen 6es
S6ma6engroies un6 in @otiabren
a11cb &n0teridiamen in europa ge=
iammelt, bermablen uno gebaden
tper0en, 10 mag es (na6 SabW
i9on in Ser alteren Stein5eit gepe=
len fem. 9as Sel1er muroe bon
Ben Man11ern ertme0er 6nr9 gegen=
feitige &eibuny meicber un6 barter
&0I5er ooer ut biel miibieligerer
8eiie 6urb Observation-Disclosures bon
Seueriteil1e11 er5eugt, baS Grbalten
oes Se1ers ober our6 8ulegen bon
g%eiammeltem oiirrem @ol5, un6 oas
@emabren oes Seuers nnter Ser
M16e NOR Gade bes @eibes.
nn6 mas nortete ionit nod aui
sic geplagten @ei60pfe! 8abren0
oes 5ommers ibeinen sic 2eute ser
alteren @tein5eit nadt gega11gen 5u
fem. 9afiir ipreden 6ie interei-
ianten, I'M Wu1el1m bon ct. Ger
main a%ufbemabrten ltmriB5et6nun=
gen zines @eibes nl10 etl1es Man=
mes.
@Qbreno Ser rauberen Sabres5eit
tpuroert b0dit mabri6einli6 &lei0er
aus ben Seaeu erlegter Siere. &c.
tragen. 9ie 5e1e nit zen Geuer=
1tein16abern uno nit 6en borgeful1=
oene1t 8eimlaoeln unter Bermenoung
bon @%ebnenfaoen 5uia1nmen5undben,
tpar pieberum sic Mrbeit Der Grau=
EFT. @abrideinlid BADEN fie in oie-
ier @eile oub Seliade bergeiteat,
Die iiber Dem Niiden getragen our
Mufnobme Ser @duglinge mabreno
ser bielen 8an0erungen oienten.
@ie1eibt tuur6e ibnen ou9 nodl
mand)es gum @i15elbeliB Ser So
mile geb0renoe als @epadlltud auf=
eebiiroet, pie mir oas beute nod bel
ben ltreiferloen S%agerboroen gu ic-
fen getp0bnt lino.
SGT ser gintritt in 6ie iit,gere
Stein5eit cine Menoerung in Der
5teuung> bes @eibes nit fi6 &C.
bradt? Cine Menoerung mob1, aber
feline @ntlaitung, ionoern geraoe5n
cine germebrung Ser tpeibliden Mrs
beitslait. s9o6 mare es u11gereft>
als ein5ige nriahe fir sic @ntite=
bung 6ieier @rbeiten oen barten
9rud bon 1eiter ser Manner a1l5u-
nebmcn. @obl iptelten oieie aud)
in ser iingeren 5tein5eit Sic Ser
rem, sic als critics @orredt fir iid
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

i9rift fir sen naturmiieni6aftli6en
unterrt6t &eft II Q919) nod, bab
sic @tarfe Ser G1ui11tng Biz gu Ell
1tem gemilien @ra6 nit aunebmenoer
%sSntenlitat ser Querltrt9e lpddit.
Cine Mbnabme Ser .@tdrfe ser Gau<
i6ung erfolgt gang lelbitperltan6lt9
nit madienoem Mbitano Ser 8aral-
Ielen. Ser fir Ole Stdrfe Der OPP
tti@en Eaui6ung giinitigite Mtltano
Ser 8arauelen lit ungefabr Elm Cert
timeter. (Siebe Mbbilo. 10y
Gong beionoere Mufmerfiamfeit bat
3ouner Dem @influb ser Metgung
Der 4ueritreifen auf oie @tarfe Der
Gdui9ung geidenft. lDas @rgebnis
ieiner unteriudung labt iid fnr5
oabin ~5uiammenfaiien, BOB Die optt-
i6e &aui6ung out ltarfiten bel Ell
1em Meigungsminfel Ser Querftri-
DIE bon 11ngefdbr 80 @rao gegen sic
9araQelen auftritt.
Cine on6ere felt!aue optHbe
&auddung> Ole iid nidt obue meite>
res erflaren laBt, lit folgen0e: Mfan
felt 5tpei Sol5gttter (9tafeten5au<
.ne) bon gleider 8eidaffenbeit auf<
re6t in mdbiger @%ntfernung bon
mebreren Metern parallel ooer audi
I'M 8infel auf. @ebt ober fabrt
man Qann an etnen1 ser Glitter ent-
lang uro b1idt ourb oeiien Def
nungen nod Dem 5neiten bin, TO- ent-
fpribt oeiien MuSieben ourdalS
l1i9t Ser mirfliden geidaffenDeit,
ion6ern Ole eiu5elnen 2atten oes
binteren @itters eriheinen etmo
oreimal 10 bid oils tie mirflih lino.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
@ir}9bornbaden bon 9anca, @erbien.

&ir19bornbaden bon 9anca, Serbien.
Sem @tein5eitmanr sic @e6e, ais
Oh es bamals i~iberbaupt MIR Mdn'
ner gegeben bdtte. Mber 10 menig
ser beutige auitraliide un6 anerifa-
nii6e Sager uno 6ii6er it6 UNI
onoeres, als 1lm ieinen @port be-
fiimmert, ebenio penig miro Ser
Stein3eitmeni@ in oen @alo ge5o=
get fem, INN @ur5eln 3n graben
o6er 8eeren ullb mil6e @rasidmerei>
en- iammel1. Sos iiberlieB er in
ielbitberrlider @eradtung iolder
Mrbeit ietnem @eibe.
0amit <fommen nit ouf Elm bod)-
mi6tises &apitel in ser &l1lturge-
l9i6te ser Meni6beit, namlid auf
sic @%nttebung ser mirti6oftliden
Mrbeit our1 SOS @orgeDen oes @ei-
bes. @eben mir genouer gu, pie
es in @irfli9feit i'm tdgliGen 2e-
ber1 Ser uripritnsliden Motltrpol'
fer 5ugebt, 10. liegt Ser Mon11> penl.
er nid)t iagt ooer 5ii6e fangt> allf
ser fal1len @aut, mabreno Dos Wetb
g%e5tpu1gen lit, in regem Sammelet'
fer ones ein5nbeimien, mas irgeno=
tpie bon pflan5liden @toffen 5ur
@rndbrung ser 6amilie uno 1ta-
mentli9 ser f1ei1en &in6er 5u errei'
@en lit. Midt gering an5uid)lagen
lit oabei sic @Ife Ser mitlallfenoen
&naben nr,o Mdoden, 6enen neben>
fer ni6ts entgebt, mas 90 freudt
u1t6 fleltgt, bon Ser 59nede nno
@artpe, Dem Sroid uno Ser gioedie,=
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Sroueat beim Sorrne,1 bon S0pfcn.
Steinmaffen 1rno -@erate 5n5ulhlei,
fen uno fir Sic @obnbiitten Wal1.
ME gu fdQen, at bebauen uno in Sen
8o6e11 e%in5lrammen batten. s(Qes
an6ere fiel auf Sic Sbultern ser
@eiber, un0 mas 0ieie gu ser Mrbcit
beranlaBte, 6as tpar in Ger @aupt-
ia9e ser aub SEN Siere,n a%rgebore-
ne Grieb, Ole acknowledgement
fir li9 Juno sic Samilie gu bel1af.
fen. @ie es BEL Sen a1f neolitbi.
i9er O.. /. ser nelteren 5tet15eit
angeb0riger) Stufe iteben6en Natur,
b0lfern gegentpartig 5ugebt, 10 miro
es mobl au6 in iener ur5eit ser
Menfdbet getpeien iein. 9ie 8ei'
Der per6en NIT ibren &naben nno
Mfd69en otSge5ogen iein, um
8rennbol5 uno pflan5lide @ab.
r%u1tgsitoffe auer Mrten ein5uiam.
mell1. @ei1 iie Nun aber iiberau
GIT ieben befamen, pie Bflan5en aus
feimenben 5amen aufmubien, mar
ibnen bies cine 8eranlaiiung, ioldeS
Mufpa@ienlaiien %paiien6er Mabr'
pflan5en %ielbitan6tg 5u periuden,
uno 5mar auf 8ooenfla6en in Der
Mabe ibrer @iitten. 9as ,grobe
Serribten 6es 8obens ourb MuSro,
oen ser 8d1tme uno @e6iibe mubte
ser Mann b%eiorgen, mas nad 8ol'
lenoung oes @eiddftes immer gu els
11er 5eltli9feit @eranlaiiung CAB.
9aS eigentlide 8ebauen oes Bo'
6ens, sic Muslaat Ser Sa1nereicn
uno 8flege ser 8flan5en beiorgte Sic
Srau. 51on @eroer fiibrte ols
@eilpiel aus ieiner 8eit sic moro
amerifaniiden S1roianer qrt. so
ld0ne @ieienitribe Moroamerifa
bat, }in6 es bob nur oie Weiber,
ce11en sic Snoianer oie 8ebalatng
oes Seloes, Sen @au 0es Waiies
uno einiger @artenfriidte iiterlaie
fen. Ser friegerii6e SSager bat
1ib niDt entiblieBen fonnen, Elm
Bart1er ooer Mderbalter 5u tper'
oeit."
@as sic 8eiber ser iIngeren
@tein5eit b%etrieben, mar a1Sidlieb'
Ii6 Sodbali, ein 8erfabrelt, oaS
iebt nod nitbt blob bon 1iripriing'
li6en @0lfern, ion0ern neben bent
Mcferbau NIT Dem Bflltg aucb BET