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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
Democrats VIII Lunch

Democrats VIII Lunch
The recently organized Southwestern
Democratic club will have a luncheon
at the Westminster at 1890 o'clock
today at which the committee will re-
port on permanent organization.
Chicago Superintendent Coming
DR.. Edward Cooley, superintendent
OF schools In Chicago, is reported on
his way to California. DIR. Cooley is
in poor health and has been granted a
leave of absence.
VIII Hold Inquest Today
The inquest over the body of A. A.
Shumway. who was killed last week,
will be held this afternoon at the
morgue of Overholtzer & Mills. w. E.
Shumway, brother of the dead man,
arrived yesterday from Kalamazoo,
Mich, and will accompany the body
back to the Michigan home.
Young Son Dies In Yuma
The body of Alvin Jesberg, the 16-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. H j.
Jesburg of 807 East Twenty-first street,
arrived from Yuma. Ariz., yesterday.
Young Jesburg was taken to Arizona
for his health and died at Yuma Sun
day morning. Arrangements have not
been completed for the funeral.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
Rank FooIishness

when attacked by cough or cold,
or when your throat is sore, it is rank
foolishness to take any other medicine
than DR.. Kings New Discovery" says
G. o, Eldridge of Empire, Ga. II have
used New Discovery seven years and
know It is the best remedy on earth for
coughs and colds, Group, and all throat
and lung troubles. My children are
subject to Group, but New Discovery
Quickly cures every attack" Known the
world over as the King of throat and
lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at
Deans drug store. Soc and s1.OO. Trial
bottle free.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
BELIEVED TEAMSTER
COMMITTED SUICIDE
Traces of Arsenic Found in Stomach
of Man Who Died In Lodging
House and Investigation
VIII Be Made

Traces of arsenic were found in the
stomach of Ohio Huey, teamster,
who died Sunday, and further inves-
death.
The dead man had been rooming at
a lodging house at First and Central
avenue, paying for his room each day,
until Saturday when his money ran
out. He had been respondent, and it
is supposed he committed suicide be-
cause of financial troubles.
An autopsy was performed yesterday
by DIR. George Campbell. A thorough
examination of the contents OF the
stomach will be made today.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
other Piano Snaps

Second hand and slightly used pianos
including the worlds greatest makes
at prices ranging from $3.50 to 1895.
Every instrument guaranteed.
Absolutely new grands, suitable for
schools and colleges. Regularly $500.
Now $585.
Discontinued styles in Kranich &c
Bach, Sohmer and Baus pianos, regu-
larly $3.50 to $500. Now $3.50 to 1896.
In this sale you can also buy Stein
way pianos at reduced prices-this is
the first time we have ever made this
offer-in all probability we shall never
make it again.
These prices prevail at our branch
stores in San Bernardino. Pomona and
Cotton. Easy terms of payment If de-
sired. Come in today.
Geo. !. BirkeL Co.
steinway, Cecilian and Victor Dealers.
s45-s47 South Spring Street.
Branches at Pomona, Cotton and San
Bernardino. Cal.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
COUNSEL FOR HEINZE MAY
CHANGE PLEA TO "GUILTY"
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW York; Jan. 27.-Counsel for
Augustus Heinze today withdrew tenn
porarily the plea of not guilty entered
by Mr.. Heinze to the charge of over
certifying checks to the amount of
$4,000 on the Mercantile National
bank of this city, of which he formerly
was president.
The case came up in the criminal
branch of the u. S. circuit court, his
counsel filed a demurrer to the indict-
ment, and February IL was fixed as
the date for an argument on the de-
murrer. Bail was continued, but Judge
Chattfield refused to excuse Mr.. Heinze
from attending court on the day of the
argument.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
sia Railway Suit Authorized

BY Associated PresH1
NEW YORK, Jan. 27-An order au-
thorizing the receivers of the New
York City Railway company to bring
suit for S2,797 900 against the Metro
politan Securities company and eleven
of its former directors was issued today
by Judge Lacombe in the federal court.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
Piano Player for $500

In this sale we are offering stan
dard plano player at $400-the same
instrument that is being sold regularly
at from $500 to $500 by many dealers
In the west.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber of Com
Berce building. on Broadway, between First
snd Second streets where free information
VIII be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28

ly a new piano-just a few of about
one hundred and fifty bargains.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28

This Herald will pay SO in cash to anyons
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies OF TIE Herald from the premises of our
patrons. THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28
CITY BRIEFS

Constipation corrected by a new food
containing no drugs. Guaranteed to
do the work or money refunded. Trial
package 10 cents. by mail 10 cents.
Frank C. Clark, sos Chamber Of Com
merce, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-28

Peniel hall. 227 South Main street. Cos
pei meetings noon and 8 D. M. daily.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26

and let the demon Worry" shack
lie you hand and foot, so to speak.
Put worry and cheerfulness in the
prize ring, as it were, and you can
wager all your worldly possessions
that cheerfulness will knock worry
out in the first round.
1t does not pay to worry or fret.
Worry makes yourself and
those around you miserable.
Say goodbye to worry, and pract-
ice the art of being cheerful, it will
do you world of good.
Try it.
Don't forget.
Now is the time.
Remember you're a long time
dead.
Laugh and sing;
Be jolly and gay,
To reach content,
This is the way.
-LUE F. VERNON.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26

and scored on a series of f1ukes,
while Dalquist went out, pitcher to
first, and Fullerton, by second to
first, Hahn tanning, ended the first
OF the fifth. Anderson and Hunt
ington both flew out to the infeld
and Boyer got safely to first but
was caught asleep.
In the sixth, three students
fumked in the exams of Hart's
benders. Shanafelt hit, Squires
scored on Easterly's timely hit, but
Richardson ended it by flying out
to first.
In the seventh, the first three
men were out, but on the third
mans third strike the catcher lost
the ball and stole second and came
In on a tumbled hit, and the fourth
man put out, hit fly to second
Anderson famed, Huntington got
a pass and was doubled out on a
hit to short by Boyer.
The first man up in the eighth,
Big Hahn, got hit in the arm, and
Hart was very anxious to know
did it hurt you?" Hahn was too
slow between the bases and was tag
ged out. Patten hit but Triplett
and Buck both flew out.
Shanafelt hit and dreamily walk
ed toward second and was rudely
awakened by being tagged. Squires
flew out and Norton passed up three.
The ninth opened with an out
from second to first, the second
man famed but made it on the
catcher;s tumble; the third man
flew out to short. The fourth man
hit, so did the fifth and sixth, the
second, fourth and fifth scoring,
while the last man flew out to first.
Hart put up the first out, missing
three, Easterly hit safely and scor-
ed on Richardson's hit. Richard
son got nabbed on first and Ander-
son got caught at third.
Hart famed II men, but owing
to the catcher's missing so many,
got a few less putouts to his credit.
Patten struck out seven. Hundon
OF Pasco, umpired.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26
The HeaIthful Life.

patience?
What wound did ever heal ex-
cept by degrees?
So Shakespeare wrote, with his
usual wisdom. Why, indeed, be
impatient over petty ills? Man or
woman has no right to worry.
Worry impairs health. wastes ones
energies. A man who worries un-
duly over his condition, his wrongs,
his disappointments, his surround
ings, forgets his duties to himself,
to his family, to society, and to the
world. Try to look on the bright
side, take more rest, more pleasure
in that which makes others happy.
Go to the base ball game and root
it will liven you up, besides please
the players of both teams. It's good
for the blues" Try it. Eat less,
play more. Indulge in less fret and
fume and more fruit and jam.
Healthful, simple diet, simple
clothing, a sanitary dwelling
place, air, sunlight and exer-
else are all one needs to live the
healthful life. Animal gratifica-
ton is not living. The table should
be as a place of true refreshment
on the high road to a noble future.
One of the greatest difficulties men
contend with is that of living tenn
perately and simple. How often
men say: II can't go fishing, l
can't go to the picnic, l can't go to
church, I can't go to theatre, l
I can't take a day off, It's impos-
sible."
They seem to think that the whole
business of life will get out of gear
if they take the rest and recreation
that nature warns them is neces-
sary.
:'Work is Worship" said Carlyle
But are there not times when Rest
and play is as song OF thanks
giving and praise?
Stop worrying, and walk out in
the country and get acquainted
with nature, bit. Don't sit still
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26
Christian Church Missionary
Meeting.

The Christian Woman's Mission
airy Board Convention of Eastern
Washington, convened at Walla
Walla June 1913, and was grand
affair, and great success. A large
number of people, delegates from
all over eastern Washington, esti-
mated to be 1000 people, were in
attendance. Walla Walla enter
tanned the delegation royalty. They
threw their homes open freely,
showing that they are a very hos
pitable and very fine class of peo-
pie. The State Missionary board,
and the national Secretary also
Dean Sanderson, president OF the
Divinity school, were in attendance,
with other officials and important
persons of the Christian church.
Three sessions each day were held.
The exercises were very fine, the
music exceedingly beautiful, and
good talent was exhibited. Great
credit is given the local minister,
Mr.. Fisher, and the members of
the Walla Walla church, for the
successful handling of the great
Convention.
What delight it was, to attend
that great convention, sit in the
elegant church, listen to the excel
ent exercises, and hear the talent
ed speakers, the wonderful music
and see the we'll managed way the
business was attended to. One of
the great features of the occasion
was the attendance of Mr.. and Mrs.
Doctor Dye, Missionaries from
Africa, who went into the wilds of
the Congo country to Bolengi. Far
away from civilization and continu-
ed there five years, among wild
savage cannibals and where they
turned the old people out to starve:
From this beginning, now is a
Christian church of 512 members,
transformed, and living like human
beings. We know by this what
Christianity will do.
On Wednesday evening 4 street
cars were engaged and free ride
given the delegates through the city
and out through the gardens and
orchards, and around through the
residence parts of the city. They
sang songs of praise and had very
enjoyable time viewing this most
beautiful city. The abundant gar
dens and splendid orchards were
full of fruit. Then the delegation
wended their way to their many
and distant homes with gladness
and much praise for lhe people Of
Walla Walla and filled with re-
memberance of that grand conven-
ton, and the sights of that beauti-
full city. S. B. L.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26

Mrs. K. C. Bowers and Mrs. Chas.
H. Collins entertained the members
of the Pullman ball team and an
equal number OF young ladies Of the
town at an informal party Monday
evening at which all spent very
pleasant evening. Miss Audrey Full
lertOn also entertained the visiting
players at her home on Tuesday
evening. The Pullman boys left
Tuesdny evening on No. Is. having
gained II very favorable impression
in Kennewick during their short
stay.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20

9ele9ationen aus S~renton, Teiparf.
Netp Yorf, Ilbanp. Buffalo, Bolton,
3artforb, @aibington, Cincinnati.
Solebo, Glepelano, Yittsburg, Scrans
ton, S6cflpn, ct. 2oui5 uno nnberen
Stdoten batteu lif 5u jener Sasung
ct1gefunoen. = Ser autbpliide 0e>
ieueupereiu bon Yorf. Der lcit Sabreu
lein 9en1iitblifes 6eim in 20. 122
3Iueite Ipenie beiist, feierte fiir6li6
lein 20~sjdbri9es Stiftungsfeit. Us
CAB elm bre6enO pole5 Sals. nanentz
lid Die iibrigen fatboliideu @ereine
Der Stabt batter ii6 poa8dblig cinge@
funben, nm bel BEN tpadercn Sobnen
apiping'5 einige gemiltblihe Stunocn
81 pcrbrineen. Die Drantotiihe
Seftion bes &ereins 6rafte Die fiinfs
dftige brantatii6e 9egenbe Sic
glume BON Sicilien" bon ISM.
Molitor 8ur Iufiiibrung. @orber
belt Der bofp. &rdics Dcs %creins,
Der 6ran3isfdner Tdter 2ubger Sed,
cine NIT opuneruoem applaus aufge>
nommene In1pru6e, ETC., etc. llno
meld' Gr~bebenbes liet man bon Der
Sd9uug Der Sltngnndnncrs %ereine bon
SQinois, Die beuer gu Springfielo
itdttfnno, ilber Die Sagung Der Sing
lingss Tereine bon @isconiin uno
Mi6igan gu Iapiiun, unD iiber Die
fiir5liA itnttgeflrnOene Sagun9 Der
Siin9lin95> Yereine bon MinneIota 81
ct. Gloub.
gue iene &unbgebunsen unierer
fatboliiheu Su9enb legcn flar, baB lie
9egeniiber Ser .. It. s. q. niht rid
itdnbig geblieben linb, ionbern Den
@orIprung, Den Sene pdbrenb Der
| 9feibe bon Sabren %getponnen, no man
in fatbpliideu areileu gu iebr beihdf@
tigt mar nit Der Organization Der
Idnnerz @ereine. ipieber eir5ubolen
luhen. Sies lit in Der gegenpdrtiz
gen 3eit elm iebr tr0itlifes 3eid,en,
unO iene Siinglines> @ereiniaungen
perbienen bas bpIe @ertrauen Der
peit dlteren unb beiier orsani'ierten
fatbolii6en 1dnners% ereine. t@ann
tperben bic Siinglinge, Die fatbpliiden
Siinelinge bon DUBUQUE. Die nod Elm
@eritdnpnib fir lire beiliglteu Sntee
reiien baben, aus ibrem Shlafe. ober
aus ibrem Sanmel auiipaden2 -
Gin balbiges grfpaben ldge IN ibrem
eiaenen Sntere1ie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Sas Gpicufransgebet.

Sbi6on Der FL. Sran8 BON Gales
nit Der 2eitung zines grpBen Sisthua
mes belnltet. nit pieiem YreDigen be-
ihafti9t, in Der Siibrung Der Seelen
tets in Mniprud) genommet mar nilp
nebltbem nod Die Stride NIT ntelerl
Sdriften berei6erte, nnterlieB CT es
nod ME, tdoiib beu bl. No'enfrana
5t beten.
@ines cages. ba er bur6 Die ptelen
@eIddfte bis in Die Na6t oarait per>
binoert porDen mar nnD lem Sdlis1
eeiitliHcr nteintc, CT fouuc ia, pd er
Der Nlibc il lebr beoiirtc, Den 8olens
frcn3 auf SEN nd6Iten Sag perlparert'
cntgegnete Der bl. Stl6pf:
..Niein @runbiab lit, ME auf Den
sVnftigen Gag 81 perlegen, mas beute
nod ocid)ebeR FAM" llnb or poll|
enbete Ieinen 8oientran5 NIT Der &C.
lp0bnlihcn Inoubt.
Ser aroBe &ailer aarl Der Siinfte
betradtete Den bl. Goicntran6 als ons
iiderIte Mlittel, oeu Shue Des Ias
mdc6tigcn 81 erflebcu; aud nihi
ouro1 uibtige @eiGdfie lieB or lid
bonn cinrndl bcgouneneu @ebete abs
briugen. Hubig pflegte Der frommt
&aiier CUR Nntmprt 81 9eben:
nWem i6 mcinen Holenfrdn5 &C.
bctct babe, nlsbann iou Dos @elhdr
porgenonmen meroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20

ilber Der ulio bcr5e6rteu ibren Sbeil
NIT Dent Ippetit eilles dusgebunger@
ten Wagens. 9as iiiugite a6er. crit
fiinf Sabre aft, betrahtet ieineu Sbcil
NIT freuOeitrablenDen Iugen, riibrte
uber nidt5 odopn an. n8arnm iBt
on bonn niht?" fragte Der Yfnrrer.
- sd brings Der Wtutter, lie lit
%franf", e%ntgegnete einfnh Der &leine.
- ~SB Oh nur". fubr Der Yfarrer
fort, lid frerDe beiner Wutter nud)
etpns ldliden." = nNein", iagte 0as
ainb, lid mill ibr pies bringen. lie lit
trant." llnD Dem guter ainbe trnteu
bel Dieien @orten Sbrdnen in Die
&u9en. .Salf OH benn feinen Suns
ger?" frnqte Der Yfarrer. - Sab
pobl Sunser", erfpiberte bas Siibs
lem. Yaber Die Wutter lit franf."
@eriihrt ihloB Ser @etitli6e Ben aleie
men in Die Nrnte uno lieB Damn nod
elm Stiid grpb uno 9raten %bringen.
rSGau", ingte er, has barfIt on
lelbit fiir beine Wutter m%itnebmeu;
nnb iett iB Deinen Sbeil." Sas &in6
pet5ebrte MN ieiu Sroo. aber ieiuen
grnten leete es 81 bem fiir Die Iuts
ter beitimmten unb nabm i'm au9
fir ie nit ua9 Sauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
,Sabl Der Satbplifcn inn britiiden
Heide.

Sas Catholic Directory" fir
1908. beraus9egeben bon 9iihoi
Sobnlon (2onbon, Burns & Oates)
bietet, ipie Die Catholic Simes" mits
tbeilt, nod ben 5uperldliigen Guelleu
lnb inter %Nufneiiung aler nir mGgs
li6en Sorgialt, nm Siderbeit an ses
ipGbren, Die iolgeuoen Ingoben iibei
bcn geeenipdrtiser Sfano Der fatbos
Iiiden Stride I'M britii6cn Heide:
Sic 3abl Der aatbolifcn betrdet 81
5000 I'M Ser. &Dni9reihe. ipopor
auf @roBbritonieu 2,1tS.000 UNI
auf Srlanp 3.3S0,000 fommen
215.O0O in Gibraltar, Wtalta $3.50,
2.035 in aiieu, 100000 III Ifrifa
2,S1O,O00 in Imerifa, 1902. 00C
IN @ultralieu (aultralien $4,000.
Neus Seelanb 100000, Sioi6i mi
anbere Snieln 100000; alio 12,'
053,000 I'M 9an8en britil9en &eihc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Salembcribam.

Son a~lbetannten unb beit9eleienen
&alenpern iino in Der Hebaftion eins
a~elauien: .9eu5iger @arienfalcnber"
(YreiS 20 Cts ; Der .Sen6iger Gins
iiebler aaleupcr" (Yreis Is Gts.) {;
Der ensliide .9atbolic Some Nnnunl"
(Yrcis % Gt.), ale bon Der Sirma
Sen5iger BROS, Neip Yorf; ierner Der
.Sonnta9s : &alenber" (Yreis Ia
GtS.) bon 9. Gerber, II Soutf
@roooipap, ct. 2ouiS, Mo. Sieic
quite @interleftiire empfeblen mir
beitenS nniern 2ciern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Sebn sulbene eebensreseln.

1. Ierfii9e ni6t iiber 8elb, bepor
on es bait.
2. Size peri6iebe anf mor9en, mas
on beute tbln fnrnit.
3. ginen Ylab fir iebeS Ding, unb
iebeS Sing an ieinen Slnt!
A. Nie bemiibe Inbcre nit Sin9en.
Die OH ielblt tbru tnnult.
5. llrtbeile milo gegen Nnoere uno
itreug 9e9en Did lelbit.
6. Ser Wenld bercut ric, penn CT
an penig 9egeilen bat,
Z. Saufe uiemalS unniibe Saden.
neil lie biaig limb.
s. @er IQcS tbllt CUR rehten 3eit,
Der bat 81 Nlcm reidlih 3cit
8. SIM Slid bait ein. I'M lln9liid
bait aust
10. Iiibe Seine 3eit. bent an bi.
gmi9feit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
Iud elm 9bilantrpp.

Stepban @irarb, Der 1881 81 Ybi<
In0elpbia itarb, 9riinoete bort ods
@iraro GplegilIm fir Watlentndben,
ireldes nad Der geltimmung pes
GRINDERS, Der elm lln9ldrbi9er nno
meoen bes amerifani1hen Seften9el@
ties Dem Gbriitcntbrm abbplD ipar,
fcin @eiitliher betreten bari. Us
ltebc audi INNER cine @ade an Der
Shire, @eiltlihen DEN 3ntrttt 81
ipebren. Soraee @reelep, Der 9roBe
Sournaliit unb Yplitifer bon Netp
gprt, lpoate zines cages bas Baiiens
bnu5 belufen. Sa er elnen latlgen
idpdr5en @cbrod uub peiBen Shlips
trug uuo I'M gou5eu IcuBeren einem
1rebiger dbnlid lab, belt Die @ahe
i'm an unb iagte linn, CT fpnne nitt
eintreten. @reefep lob Iid Den
Wann einnral bon appf bis SUB an,
ipudtc Damn perddtlih aus nno
iaate She bea s can't" 8ornut
Die 8adle linn mittbeilte, DAB er lld)
genilgeuh legitimirt babe, nm Dpt eins
treicl Al Siirfen. Serlelbe 0irarG
mar tros ieines groBen 8eidtbums
(bcritlbc bctrlig bel icilem Sobe Die
iiir jcle 3eit nod unerbprte Snmme
rpr 80 Wiaipnen Sollnrs) Elm gdn5
ifliftrr. cinfdd)er Mann 3cblieben.
Clint trnf i'm nuf Dem Wartte etl
Wiann, Der ginfdllfe gemaft bate
uno @irurp fir einen armen Wann
boltenS. criudte er i'm I'M elm Grtnts
gelo Den &orb mad elmer nnge9ebenerl
Mnrciic GIT briugen. @irarS ndbnl
rem Aiitrng on. Gl5 Der Nanu lln'
DEN Spbn 9eben nollte, iagte er: .Ste~
Der ,Srpuub, iA bin. Stepban Girorp;
Dag Saus, in Dem Sic tpobnen nnD
mod m,an6es Inberc ba5u, 9ebort mir.
Sic miiiien lid nift fir 81 gut
ac6ten, lcl6lt einen &orb 3l tragen."
Spto6's unb licB Den Wann niht
ncuig perbliifft iteben. Scr aber
900 lid Die 2ebre baraus unp mar,
ais er lpGter Die 8ei6ihte lelblt wies
Der %crsGblte. bur6 Die Inre9ung Des
alien Ybiloiopbeu ielbit elm ippblbas
bcnbcr uhp einfluBrei6er Wann &C.
morDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-20
start nnb aeinnb.

Starf nnb geinnb. Serr S6eo.
9irnpert aus Nanitopoc, isis, 81.
So. 5. li6reibt: ralpenfrauter> glnts
belcber lit fir MIDI urlb meme Srau
elm grocer Sesen eetpeien. @ir ipas
rer 10 frnnt unD dnidcinenD berunterz
gctonmen. baB mir niht reft ipuBten,
iuas ms ieblte. Hahoem mir Den
Qlpenfr1uter : @lutbeleber gebralldt
batten, fam CO Inns Dor, ais Oh neues
9eben unb neue 2ebensfraft IN uniere
&0rpcr einge5ogen lpdren. 8tr linc
icbt itdrf uno geiunD."
Splde 3eii9niiie iperben bon oenen
n6aeoeben. meld)e bieies ate, 5eitbcs
nd6rtc &rGiters Seilmittel aebraldt
bo6en. gs miro bur6 Spe8ials
@oenten geliefert. Wun idrcibe ON
81. Setter Snbrnep & Cons Co., 112
lis go. Sopne Ipe., Chicago, Su.
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ollie Witlpielenben ieben iid IN
etnen areis; Sober befommt einet
S6iernamen, Bis amf cine. peld1c err
5dblen mub. Comic nun in Den
gr5dblung Der Same bes Sbieres.
ipelGen elm Sober bat. genannt
tpirb. muB Serieniee brei Deal Die
Gimme Seq Sbieres nadabnen.
8irb nun er5dblt: allie Sbiere
riefen unb ihrieen", 10 miiien allie
5u slei6er 3eit lire Gimme bon Ii1
geben. Comic aber Die Gr5dblerin
beibe Sduoe bodbebt. miiiien ule
iofort It'll fem. @er nift aufpaBt
uno peiter ruff, mli6 Yfanb geben
ino MN leinerieits cine @eihihte
er6dbleu. Sino senug ISLANDER oua
ianunen, miro nit Dem geipobnLis
hen Ytdnberlpielen uiisgelolt. Sies
les Spiel erforbert MIR Iufmerfs
iantfeit. uub tGnnen ieIbit Die
&leinlten baran tbeilnebmen.
Cine Gr5Gblung pGre ipie folgt.
bod fam man lie mebr ober penis
ger ausfiibren: ais i6 beute Iors
gen ertpa6te, 1dien Die Sonne in
mein Senlter; Der Snhn (fiferiftl
%fiferifil fiferifi!) frdbte; idnen
itano id auf, 5ps MIDI an uto eing
in's Sreie. ga fam ih an einen
grpBen 8auernbof. 8nlim mar i1
eineetreten, beute Der Suno (mauz
tpaul); nudoem i6 eiuige S6ritte
peiter eegaugen, fam mir cine
Safe (miauD ent9egen. Nun ging
i'd IN ben 8ubital, I'M friide giil9
gu trinfen. Sic &ub (mubl) mub<
te. etipas ipeiter bin itanb cine 3iese
(mdbl) unb aud S6peine (trl frl)
borte id grun5en; Die Shafe
(mdbl) tpurben ausgetrieben. Sas
pur1 entitano elm GROCER Sumults
unb ale Sbiere finsen an 5u brill
len (auseneines S1reien). Sod
gar balo fpuroe es lpieber itia uno
id cling tpeiter. Sa fam id an eis
nen groBeu Sbeih; Die gnten (eadD
ihnatterten unb Die Sr0ihe (quatl)l
quaften. Muf DEM @ege fubr ein
ppllbelabener 9eupagen. Sas Hferb
(piebernl) mieberte. gnblib ipar
i6 im @albe. Ih mar oas berrlidl
Ser 8udud (fududD REF. unb qua
anberen Sogel inneen uifp. - 3tpis
Ihenburh lam Die g~r5dblenbe i6on
Die Sdnbe erbeben. baum lit bds
Spiel cher an gnbe. i
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9as smte Simb.

Gin 9anppfarrer niis Der 8eeenb
bon 81. lieB Die brei Giuper zines arr
men Ianncs 81 iih tummen. mn liz
men fir ben benorltebenben Winter
&leiper anmeiien 81 lallen. GO mar
idon lebr falt unb Die &inber glitter
ten Dor Srolt. Ser Yiarrer iieB lie
gum pormen Ofen fommen uub iea
benz Gin Stiid 9rob uno einiae
Sdnitten falten Srateu b%ringcn. Die
aspsi alteren maGteu ii1 alsbalo par>