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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-04-26
Eastern Star the
Latest Acquisition

Lexington Chapter No. 30, of the
Order of the Eastern Star was organ.
lied, at the Masonic Hall, Monday af
ternoon by Mrs. Eunice NJ. Lockwood,
Grand Matron of Mississippi. The
charter membership consists of thirty.
seven. The officers elected were:
Mrs J. S. Eggleston, w. NJ
Mrs w W. Wilburn, A. M.
r. A. Stigler, w. P.
Miss Nettie Watson, Sec.
Mrs /. B. Pickens, Treas.
Miss Clara Eggleston, Adah
Mrs G. G. Swinney. Ruth.
Mrs. w. l. Pickens, Esther.
Miss Susie McBee, Martha.
Miss Sadie Moore, Electa.
Miss Viola Lindholm, Marshal.
Mrs. r. A. Stigler, Chaplain.
/. B. Pickens. Warder.
w. w. Wilburn, Sentinel.
Other charter members were Mrs. 3.
F. Noel, Mrs. s. M. Smith, Mrs. W.
P. Tackett, Mrs. B. W. Lipsey, Mrs,
w. Fl. Moore, Miss Mary Williams,
w. L. Jordan, w. P. Tackett, G. G.
Pahlen, T. L. Barbour, Parham Will.
liams, W. Fl Moore, s. NJ Smith, Fl
w. Watson, R. G. McBee, DR.. q. G.
Phillips, L. E. Barr, Mrs. L. E. Barr.
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Ninth Closely
Pushed by Third

Honor roll of Lexington Graded
School for month ending April IL, 1907.
Eleventh Grade-Susie Rathell, Lii
liam Bailey, Julia Beall, Helen Bliss,
Mittie McBee and Stonie Farrar.
Tenth Grade Santa Tackett, Bessie
Tackett, Cornelia Dyer, Matte Will
burn, Walter Belle Taggart, Nettie
Watson, Laura Cunningham, Marie
Norquist and Bette Alexander.
Ninth Grade-I Ida Rayner, Katie
Mai Stanley, Edna Moore, Ernest
Rathell, Evalu Evans, Gordon Ashley
Bridgforth Wilburn, Ruth Miles, May
Pepper, Aven Herbert, Hattie Hooker,
Kate Gibson, Anna McBee, Latha Will
hams Rosa Alexander and Mary Glib
son.
Eighth Grade -Lida Bailey, Henri
Watson, Rosa Harthcock, Blanche
Pepper, Catherine Sample, Rufin
Beall, Leslie Williams and Egbert
Hobbs.
Seventh Grade Fannie Noel Hal.
bert Nelson, Frank Ashley.
Sixth Grade Pearl Rathell, Stella
Kier, Edmund Noel, Ruth Wilkes,
Pitt Shepherd, Ruby Lundy and How.
ard Oltenburg.
Fifth Grade Mildred Levy, Edwin
Williams, Lera Ashley, Clara Beall
Stanfeld, Annie B. Evans, Allie Beall
Hobbs, Roxie Sharpe, Edgar Clover
and Lucille Herbert
Fourth Grade Dudley McBee, Rosa
Gwin burden and Bette Moore Jor.
dan.
Third Grade--Joe Wheeler Williams,
Kathryn Heinrich. Kathleen Stanley,
Murrell McRae, Beatrice Lundy, Jack
Tackett, Cass Povall, Edwin Nelson,
Vernon Lundy, Jarman Gibson, Col
lie Gibson, Addie Vic Bailey, T. D.
Noel Leland Nixon and Salome
Thomson.
First Grade-Janice Ashley and
Arthur Sharpe.
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County Fair
Project Successful

Pursuant to call published in The
Advertiser, signed by Parham Will
liams, w. B. Lundy, J. M. Powers.
". II. Smith, J. G. Watson, r. p II.
Joyce, Abe Sheppard and other repre-
sentative citizens OF Holmes county,
a meeting was held at the court house
in Lexington Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock for the purpose of discuss.
ing the project Of giving a stock and
agricultural exhibit. Parham Will
liams was chosen chairman and Prof
w. II. Smith secretary of the meeting.
Hon. w. P. Tackett was called upon
to address the meeting to which he
responded in his inimitable manner
He expressed his hearty endorsement of
the movement, and promised to aid
the venture financially and in every
other way possible.
J. G. Watson, Of Durant, then re-
sponded to calls and in his peculiarly
explicit and concise way gave the ven-
ture his hearty approval, and incident
ally related some OF his experiences in
stock breeding. Mr.. Watson has al
ways been an enthusiast on the sub
ject of good horses and has raised
quite number himself that would
easily prove prize winners If exhibit
ed. Like Mr.. Tackett, he promised
his support financial and otherwise
W. B. Lundy, who makes q special
ty Of raising highgrade, blooded stock,
spoke in happy vein, heartily ap-
proving of the projected movement
and promising his unqualified support
of the same.
Hon. s. N. Sample was then called
upon and made a brief but very prac-
tical talk. Mr. Sample has had expe.
rience in everE phase of farming
which necessarily includes stock rais-
ing--and his remarks were terse and
to the point He emphasized the de-
STABILITY and necessity of improve
ment in the standard of horses and
stock generally in Holmes county, and
expressed himself strongly in favor OF
the home raised article. Holmes coun-
ty can produce as excellent results as
the famous blue grass region OF Ken.
lucky and there is no necessity OF
sense in sending away for things that
you can Just as easily produce at home
at a much lower cost. Like those who
preceded him, he promised his unquali-
fed support.
Prof. w. 81. Smith, when called up
on. displayed as intimate knowledge
of farm subjects as he does of the blue
back speller Having been brought ur
on farm in old Clay county, the
virus still remains in his veins and
he simply can't help but love and
study farming in its various ramifca-
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tions. He made short and sensible
talk--as he always does and gave the
assurance that he would do his best to
assist in attaining the end sought.
Abe Sheppard's remarks were hearth
ly received by the audience. Mr.. Shep-
pard is an experimenter. He got tired
of the beaten paths, or ruts some years
ago and concluded to investigate for
himself the possibilities of agriculture.
AS result he has succeeded in max
ing two blades Of grass grow where
one grew before. and in the line of
stock raising he has been equally sue
cessful. Like the preceding gentlemen,
he voiced his hearty endorsement of
the purposes of the meeting.
Hon. A. M. Pepper, after strongly
endorsing the sentiments expressed,
brought mp the practical subject of
ways and means,' with the result
that it was decided to form stock
company, capitalized at $1,000, the
shares being placed at S. each. A
healthy nucleus was subscribed, and
no difficulty is apprehended in raising
the required amount. The Holmes
County Industrial and Fair Associa-
tion is predestined success and prom
ises to become a potent factor in the
material development of our grand old
county.
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Presbyterians
Secure a Minister

The Presbyterian congregations at
Lexington, Franklin and Tchula are
pleased over the fact that they have at
last secured preacher. Rev. James
3. Guthrie, who graduates from
Clarksville, Tenn, University this
spring, has accepted the call to serve
these churches during the summer
and If mutually satisfactory, he will
be given permanent call. Rev.
Guthrie is well knewn bv many
Holmes county people, having served
the churches at Franklin, Goodman
and Pickens during vacation last year
and is highly recommended.
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Miss Martin s
Recitals for Nav

Miss Alice Martin announces piano
recital by her pupil, Miss Estelle
Roby, at the college chapel next Thurs
day, May 2, at 3 80 o'clock; admis-
sion free. Everybody is cordially in
vited, especially those interested in
music. Miss Roby has only been study
ing two terms, and while YET com
paratively beginner shows marked
talent She will be assisted by Mrs.
l. B. Pickens, Mrs. r. FL Baker, Miss
Mildred Smith and Miss EdnaWilburn.
Another of Miss Martins pupils,
Miss Anna McBee, will give a recital
next month. Little Miss McBee is un-
usually gifted and her many friends
are eagerly awaiting her appearance.
The annual June concert win be held
in the opera house for the benefit of
the Confederate monument.
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G.. A. Tate returned Wednesday from
a visit TO his son, W. NJ, at Sumner.
DR.. W. B. Burwell, of Ebenezer, was
the appreciated guest OF w. o. Barrett
and family Wednesday.
j. G. Byrd, of Brozville, called on
Lexington friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte Wynn, of Tchula, ar.
rived Wednesday on visit toJosephus
Moore and family.
Miss Viola. Brock, of Ebenezer, left
Wednesday on visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Earl Thomas. at Durant.
Fl. X. Jordan, of Tolarville, made
Lexington business visit Wednesday.
w. g. Crotty was over from Yazoo
City the early part of the week. He
left Wednesday for Durant
. j. 2. Morris and Sargent Fryer went
to the Providence neighborhood
Wednesday morning after bunch of
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Morgan, of Ebe-
nezer, visited Lexington Wednesday.
w. P. Roach and daughter, Miss Ber-
tha, of Cleveland, visited Lexington
Wednesday,
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State Leaders. Association.

The following from Holmes county
will attend: Supt. w. II. Smith.
Messrs. John Belford, J. S. Price, J.
W. Dubois and W. NJ. Alexander and
Misses Annie Weeks, Kate Weeks, Ma
lisse Weeks, Davie Catron, Emma Nc
Lean, Rosa Hardy, Annie Alexander,
Myrtle Jordan, Minnie Jordan. Alice
Murtagh, Luke Rogers, Daisy Rogers.
Venie Ross, Cecile Ramsey, Grace Ro-
gers, Mary Wright, Nell Moore, Sadie
Moore Adele Herbert and Mrs. Geo.
r. Weeks and Mrs. Leila Edwards 1t
is probable that even Others will go.
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Miss Hardy
Unanimous Choice

Miss Parker has resigned from the
faculty Of the Lexington Graded
School and Miss Rosa Hardy has been
appointed instead. Miss Hardy taught
in Holmes county for two years some
time ago and arrived Monday from
Eudora, Miss, where she has been
teaching.
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Convinced of
Reality in Religion

The second quarterly conference of
the Ebenezer circuit, in charge of that
most efficient and popular divine, Rev.
W. l.. Storment, was held at Bethany
church. A very large number we're
present, and Presiding Elder Eugene
johnson presided In his usual affable
and expeditions manner. Rev. johnson
preached a couple of most forceful,
thoughtful and convincing sermons,
and all present were greatly benefited
thereby y--the old church members were
revived and strengthened in the faith,
while the non members were convinced
Of the fact that there is reality In re-
ligion. Collections were taken up,
showing generous liberality and keen
appreciation of the magnificent work
done by the Methodist denomination.
b. f. Porter was the delegate from
Bethany; w. r. Broome and D. F.
Boatwright. from Liberty Chapel, and
J. I. Broome and W. w. Lunsford from
Hebron.
Q. I. Stepp, of Cruger, spent Tues
day night with G. W. Stigler, and at.
tended the meeting at the Baptist
church.
M w. Parish, of Tolarville mingled
with friends here Wednesday.
Maj. j. W. Bowman and son, J. c.,
returned Wednesday from a months
visit to Mrs. M E. Jenkins, near
Bowling Green.
Mrs. g. A. Tate, of Bowling Green,
was shopping in Lexington Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Maddox and
daughter, Miss Bessie, of Bowling
Green, visited friends in Lexington
Wednesday
Circuit Clerk E. " Ashley regis
tered the new voters at Emory, Acona,
Cruger, Ashton and Tchula this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-04-26

Applebaum Bros have the latest
cuts in spring clothing at half value.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-04-26

Alexander's Syrup white Pine
and Honey will stop that cough
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Desirable office rooms for
rent. Apply to Watt Mccain.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Der aoIocme WtftcIwca.

Nudb iir bic srarten aiebt es eineu s~oibenen
Mitteipes: Der ,n Dem iehulifl geiuaiicbten 3iele
Der Beneiung iubrt. Gas merte fdj ,5eoerniann.
Der an iabler fseidtsiar5e, aopfs uno Gltens
id,n,er;eu, Sdipinbei, 0erSfiopien. Wattiateit.
6~iideridlpGd,e. llebclteit, Sluiiiuscn. Seriiops
eelbiutbt uno Maiieriudt. D. Il. on t0btiitben
lebelu, leibet. 3aS merle lidl je0er oernrt Seis
oeroe, bnB er IN icinein Snlle iueoer Die arnntheit
Sntsnt tlittel Ino Siuidlerprdparate Su turiren
O%criudbt Ser qploenc Tittetpeg. Der bier ji
iiderer oeiiuna ilhrt. iii oo. 3au bore MIR nit
lenoe pon cSeneilten Ueitdtieeg: SnR fur iolde
seioeu e~iniiGaGlS Die Oelelrtei M0ndic pnu ct.
Sieruaro aus Den beiitrditiglen GilduSenid'ten
~. SerJarD SrGuterpt!en gehanrt miro, oaB
9erGu Wdd bieierI Heiepte bieie 9iner mod beute
fubtreitet iperoen. unto oar ne lar p Gents III
Der goiocne WitteGueg gu ~fiolsrer 0eiluns. Der
~iof1rtiqe Webrnuch bieier ipunoeribdti1en Tileii
ION ieibif. yilr, iUer nidlt loren NH, iuIB iiiblcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
YcunYyIpauta.

Snfplae bco Sannitrables, Der
9cgen lie pun Der &du6e Der Stride sur
unbe fleften Gmpfdn9nis 9ei6leupert
iporen lit. Der oabin eebt. baB es ben
Wdoden Der @eneinbc perbpten ipirb,
tic 81 %empfnngen. bielten Stuoenten
Der Seli9b llniperiitdt uuf Dem Gams
pus cine Wtaiienperiammlnng ab uub
belprafen Die Gage nit GROCER @ise.
Ser 6cp. Batter y. s. 8ellb, Ieftor.
Der Die Sroer erlieB. iagte: sd 9lauz
be nidt, oas 2eli9b in irgenb elmer
&eiie ihlehter lit, als jebes nnpere
College. Seligb lit iebo6 oas College,
bas bier lit. Sesbalb bate i'd es
5m nenneu @s piirDe baslelbe iein,
ipenn ih in elmer anberen Stabt mGre,
no iih elm College befinbet. @Gbrenb
es wabr lit. bab Stupenten int College
lilb, nit benen 5uiammen 81 treffen
Den Wdb6en feline S6anbe bringt, 10
irebt bod Die 5atinHe felt. baB es 10
penige finn. baB cine a~Qgemeine Orber
Der ein5ige Sdub lit"
ollie biibihen MGhfen ser @emeins
De batten ii6 am Sonntagmor9en CUR
WeIie %perianmelt iinb beteten inbriins
itig, ais lid Der Gatcr 8alib erbob
uiib lagte: sd lpiinide Den jungen
WdDden meiner @emeinpc 8I iasen.
baB lie bon jctt nb ale Terbinbung
NIT Stlpcntcn bon Der Seligb llnie
periitdt nufgeben miiilen. Sic bilre
fen b~ieiclben pebcr i'm Saule nod auf
Spn5icrgdn9cn e%mpfan9en. gs lit
mir fir Gud) iclbit gut, penu ih bies
anorbne unb es muB befolgt perben.
So piirfen feline Musnnbmen itattfin@
Den. Srgenb pelde Iusuabme 81
gelratten. pilrpe bci6eu. Die Siiren
lpieber 81 0ffnen."
Sic Mdbhen erfldren, baB Tie Dem
FrIelter 9e1or6en miirben. Die glz
tern linb iiber Die Ingelegenbeit 9es
teilt. aber fir ieDen @egner Der Ses
thinning ser Stride iinb 5e6n pors
banben. Die berielben suitimmen.
Seitens Der Seamten Der 2eligb
llniperIitdt ut feline offi5iele Grfld@
rung abgegeben tporoen, a6er Die Stuz
benton inn tntiddlih gerei5t. Tiele
BON linen erfubren crit bon Der BE-
itimmltng ge9en tie. OILS tie am Mpnz
tag ipie geip0bnlid ieoen Mbcnb arlsz
giugen. nm ibre Siebdben 81 beiufen.
llnb linen Die Silreu bon ben @ltern
Dor Der Naie 5uaelcbla9en, ober lie
BON Den Wdodeu ielbit nit trdnenhen
Iugen a%bgepielen milrben.
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ShIemte 3eiten III 6amfaS.

Sic bDien Gage ser Seuifreden
IND SrpdenEeit iinb 6einabe pergci>
fen in benz beutigeu bIiIbenoen aans
las; nber Elm Sirger o Gobeu, Carl
Shnmburg. bat Die triiben Sage nod
nicGt per9eiien, Die er erlebt bai. @r
ihreibt: SD lpar politdnbig ents
frdftet unb entmutbigt, iniolge Ocs
&uItens. Der Sag unO Hacbt dnbnllertc
unb iA fpnnte feline &inherung finben,
bis i6 Sr. Sings Neip DISCOVERY pere
iildJte. Is nnbnl lpeniger ais cine
Slnihe, nm mid u%olitdnbig gu furiz
rem" Sas iiherite unb 5l%lperldiiigite
Wlittel iiir 6ulten mn Grfdltungen
uno Seller fir 2ut9cn> unp 5als>
leioen, Der je entbedt iplrbc. @ns
rnntirt. 81 babeu bel :. W. 8uete,
656 Minin StrnBe. 9ubuoue, Supa.
Yreis 90 Gents un0 500. Srpbcz
ildl6e irei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Gc,v Dorf.

- Gin fiir5ii6 bon M~pntepihco iii
Neiu Uorf eingetroiiener Sampler
6rndyte iehs @elite Der Sentdnmnng Der
umerifaniiden Tnrfc ,Yrniiia", Die
an Der ailite BON Seuerlanp Shiffz
brllh erlitten. Shre Grlcbnine lpnren
na6 ibrer Shilperung entieelih. &ier
ibrer Gefdbrten, hurunter Der &npis
i'm, fnmeu INN, mn pref beiinoen lid.
in 6oipitol III Yuuto Irenos. Sic
Yruliin" gcbort nod Snn 6rnncisco.
Sic ipnr nn l.. MARS nit elmer Sabnng
aoblen bon Norfplf nnG Snu Srnns
cisco nbgcfabrcn. Sn Der Nnd,t oes
Is. Suni. in Der ein 9eftiger Stllrn,
iuHb biticre &dlte berricbte. 0eriet Die
&nrfe nlf Den Stranb, ais Der &npis
tan Den TerIu6 mndlte. Nep pears
SSlnuo Sigbt 81 erreihen. eli Der
brei3ebn Mann Ser Selnbuna 9elnng
cS, einen ihmnien Sireiien SnnD an
erreihen, Der bnrd) Interchangeable Sels
len einigen Sdllb erbiclt. Ils Der
Sog grnute, murben bic Smiffbrilhis
gen ge!pabr, bnB Sapata. Der l%apnnis
Idle Aod, mnb 0arrp 6ammonb, Elm
Wotroic, feblten. Sic paren 3iueis
fcllps ertrunfen. Ser SanDltreiien
ipor MIR ihmnl. Der &ea ms Snncre
bee 2nnoes periGloiien. gaIo barnuf
itarb Napitdn SobnIon an @ridops
fung. 9ie 2eihc begrllb man i'm
Sanbe. Gs fcbltc beu llebcrlebenben
an Y%ropiiipnen. Die iueniaen GBipns
ren. Die tic g~ercttet baitcn. 9ingen nli
Die Neiae. Ser 3innermann unb
einige Matrolen bcidlditigten ii6 I'M
5ipiIhen onmit. aus ben Ylonfen ulp.
bes gei6eiterten Shiffes elm Boot an
Sinmern. @ber Die Gorge. bnB Die
lebensmittel niht bis sur Tolenbune
beS 0potes nlsreiden niirben. perans
LATTE 5ipei Nntroien. e. YoriDin unb
Soief Soitetb. ben Ieriud 8u MAIDEN,
bus 2anb iibcr Die Ser9e binmeg Su
erreihen. Ginige Snge ipdter fam
Yortbin ipieber. SGnpe unb Siibe ipos
rem ibm erfroren.. Soitetb erlag Der
&Glte. Gle ~ernGbrten ii6 nit roben
Sheafii6en. Damn ais bas Boot oolz
lenbet mar, nnternabmen Der Wnat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
@iSeonIm.

Ser 2ofomotipfiihrcr Sobn
Sranflpn erbielt tilr5lidJ o Dem
luoblbnbenbcu Snbrifauten @ilinm
Seterion aus Chicago ais Selpbnnng
iiir Die Netnlrg ieiner SGmdgerin
SRI. Sentins bonn @rtruHtcn cine
Wclonnmeiiung i'm Setrn9c o $t0.s
600 unb bas @eripreden. binnen lue.
nigen Sngen i~peitere $4,000 81 emps
fanaen. &etcrion'5 unb Sranflpn'5
Sarliiien bdttcn nnbe DEM ScoilS 2aie
elm Eager beSogen. &dDrenb SRI.
Sentins inn Segriife itanO. IN elm Yoot
cin5uiieigen. iicl iie in Ben Gee.
5rautlDn iprnng ibr ndd unb retietc
lie in DEM Iu8enblide, al5 iie inter-
Ianf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Meine 0riiber hnz

bier in ct. 2plis. Weine 8riiber boz
ben Mid iiberreben i%pplen, cine anbere
Wpbiung 5n nebnten. SD babe &c
5ipei &oden perIn6t unb bin Damn
ipieoer 3lirildge5ogen. @an Iagtc mir,
es pilrpe mir etipds SuitoBen, bas mil
letb tbun lperbe - unD 10 fam es,
Sd babe mir niemals Die Niibe ees
i'onnmen. Die Senlter 5u perriegeln
ODER au6 nur al ihlieben, benn id
meinte, mir brobte feline @efabr. &iirSs
lid, nnfts gins ih nm Die a~eipobnlicbe
Sett 81 Sctt unb lieB einen Seniters
lpalt often, pdbrenb in Die GorbGnae
berunter6ps, @egcn 2 llbr Ipreens
ernaobte i6 nnb lab, baB elm Sorbnna
balb bod ge3o9en par. .Snt es Elm
@etpitter gegeben?" fragte ih mid.
Snnn ridtetc i6 Mid alif meinem Gil
bogen auf unb ifaute icbdrfer bin unS
lab Die bunfle @eitolt zines Mannes
lilbouettenbaft iih an Sinmelsgea
luolf ab6eifnen. Grit meinte idl er
ipdre elmer Der Slineens aus Der giuhs
barldaft. Der ii1 cinen SpaB nit mir
erldllben %lpollte, uno nahin an, er
ipilroe f%ortlallfen, ipenn er ~rlerfte, baR
IN leiner aniidJtig seiporben mare. Sd,
hplte meinen Hepolper inter Dem 9ett
berppr unb rief linn 5ll, iih oappn al
lheren, nber CT fam ndber. Oils er
init Dem bnlben 2eibe oitrd1s Seniter
9eitieg mar, feierte id). unb CT ihipane
lid na6 brauBcn, Die Sheibe 5crbrez
fenS. Sd idoB nod 5mei Yeal, als
ib Den Wann allf ben 3nun an rennen
lab, iiber Den er pegiGliipfte ipie cine
&ase. Sann borte i) einen Yolis
5ilren rnfen: .Ti6t nieber Ihieben.
i'd babe ibn." Sd benfe, bos lit alles.
sd oafte Elm paar alte Witbiire
ger her5ubrinsen, bamit lie meinen gus
ten Sbarufter be5cugten. Nein @rpBs
batter fam ammo 1900 nnb ct. 9ouis,
nno Sababic Ipenue peretpist ieinen
Nanlen. Sd babe "a Sabre iiir Die
Sidles Sabblerp Company ~aearbeitet,
biz id mid 10 icblper perIeste, ba6 if
nicbt mebr arbeiten founte. Weine
beiben SriiOer bdben ieit 1858 fir Die
Sirmu gcarbeitet."
NlS Ger urn1e OfetS 1et1e rll1ref1De
8eididte iflpB; blieb fem Mrge trp>
den. Sie @ei6porencn briidten inn
bic Snnp nnb erfldrten ieine Sbai
our6 Die llmitdnbe gcredtfertigt. Ser
Sbatprt lit Elm ieItiames 5fpeiit0diaes
6aus, bas iiber i,eun8ig Sabre itebi
uno jebt nift ipeiB, mad ipelder Hihs
tung es fallen iou. Sarum itebt es
nod. Gs erbebt lid elm gutes Stiid
binter Der Sduierlinie unb lit nit eli
mem bpben Stnfeten5aun umgeben.
aiir5lih ipurbe es fnallrotb angeitris
den pdbrenb Die Seniterl1ben in ionls
merlihem @riin iiber be5 Nlters sdule
bii,pegtduihten. 6err 2nbabie bat in
Dem Sdushen bns 9iht Der IeIt err
blidt nnb Die @ube lelten perlaiien.
Sr bofft, bort audi bas @nbe ieiner
Gage oil eripurten. Sn ieinem 2eben
CAB es nur brei @reigniiie, an benen
er III fir Den Heit %ieiner Gage gu
Sebren bat. Sein Gbeoliid, Der Ser
Init ieiner IrbeitSfraft I'M @erGber
Der Waifinen unb nm bns Ibenteuer
nit DEM Ginbrcber.
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SM,ueta.

Wills Wcrn Durbe fiir5lid oc>
iGricben: Ser @ptortpaaen ais Cut
fiibrun9spebifel lit idbon LANCE nibts
Nenes nlebr, Elm &utpmo6il our Sim
besnusiebung iebpd) biirite bisbcr faum
bn9epeien iein. Sieie Sage fam, ipie
elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @lntt bcridtet,
Elm itattlifes Iutomobil bus Wanis
berunter se9en Sitten su eefabren.
Sei benz Sorie Sibers. pberbnl6 Sits
ten. iab cine Srau aus benz Golte auss
rubenb anf Der Strabenmailer bel III
rem Sdus6en uno lab bas eleaunte
Subriperf baberbrouien. Nus er bel
ibr a%nfanI. mad1te es plDblidb Salt,
uno uls Dem Wngen itieg elm porne6s
mer Serr nit einem biibIfen Sraas
forb, Den er Der Srml iibergab nit ben
8orten: nSieier &orb geniert ms.
bite beipabren lie ibn fir ms auf;
mir iuerben bemndhit tommen, i'm
Su bolen." Snmit itieg CT ipieoer elm,
unb balb mar bus Nltempbil in elmer
Staubpolfe beri6wunbcn. Sic Sram
aber trug DEN aorb IN hire Wobnuno
itno unterIu6te ieinen Snbalt. 9a
entbede lie an ibrem lebbaiten @rltauz
nen in feline 2innen e"ingepidelt elm
neugeborcnes Sinh unb in Ser 8dlfe
bes &inbes peritedt, Die Sunlmc bon
$4,000 Sranfen in @olD uno 9anfz
noten. Sabei lag elm 3ettel nit Ben
8orten: y9itte. bebalten Sic bas
Sinh unb pfleeen sic es gut: in Sebn
Sabren perben mir ipieberfommen unb
es bolen."
Teili6 p%aiiirte einem Subbol>
ter in Gerf nit ieinem G6ef. einem
dnberlt bumnnen Germ. tolgenoe
aette Gei6idte: Gr fommt nuf ieis
ncn Slfbalter IL benz Yripnt>
Bureau eilisen Sdrittes gu unb
fro9t in Dem ibm eieenen. impoIans
ten SpnfaQ: .gBarum baben Sic
benn Die Seuerperiidcrung nod niht
e:Ileiiert?" n@eil lie nn1 5iuei
Sabre lduft!" - .Sns itinmt nift.
lie lit idon ieit pier5ebn Susen abac>
luufen." - .Yaroon. i6 peib ge@
nan, bob Die Yolice nod fur Sabre
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ihe Nationnlbpmne. bon Ser in @iirt.
temberg iebt piel 9crebei mini:
@s bliibt in Seutlmlanb's @ouen
Gin 2Grp6cn, idnud unb fem.
lln1gebt bon griincn Iuen,
llmfrdu8t bon colem @ein.
Ses Golfes enlii9 &egen
Wirft inn Iein Seitgennnb:
Sell Dir nno @ottes Se9en,
Mtein @iirttcmberger 2anbl
$50 furdtlos trell Die S0bne
Ses 2nnoes iteb'n geidoart.
SIT 3ucbt unD feuide Shone
Ser S0dter cole Irt.
60 eebn auf libten Yfaoe
Sic einig 5anb in Sanb:
Seil Dir unD @ottes @nabe,
Wein @iirttemberger 2anpl
&ie aunit uno @iiien lpeiben
Ser Wtibial ben @elpinn,
so foroert bein @ebei6en
Ses G0nigs ebler Sinn;
Sbm f6ltebt Did eng our Seiten
Ser 2iebe feites 8anb:
Seil Dir fir aIle 3eiten,
Mein' @iirttembereer 9anbl
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WersM Wnnpcn.

~Iils Den Iugen. aus Dem Sinne".
lit Elm altes Spridmort, ipeldcs lid
bclonoers alf Elm @elhpiir, @ranbs
ml.nbc ODER ir9eno cine @unpe ane
nenoen ldbt, lpelde nit Sudlen's Cir
nifn Snlbe bebanbelt iplrbe. Oie
@nnpe lit Dem Ilige nnb Dem Sinne
~entldnulnoen unb eriitiert niht mebr.
Sdmorrhoiben unb Sroitbeulen pers
lf.pinben ebenfnlIs inter benz bcilens
Den GinflilB bieier Snlbe. @arantirt,
3n baben in Der gpotbefe bon 3. 8.
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