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The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
RAIL WRECKS LIKE MORALS.
Wine and Women to Blame for Dis
asters, Not OverwOrk.

New York, Nov. 17.-Wine, women
and worry are the leading causes OF
the railroad disasters of the country,
not overwork, according to DR.. K. w.
Corwin, division surgeon of the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Pueblo, Col, in a pa
per read before the New York and
New England Association of Railway
Surgeons at the Academy of Medicine
in this city today.
AS DR.. Corwin cited them, the con-
tributing causes of railroad wrecks are
gambling, jealousy, drink, smoking to
excess. domestic troubles, social ambi-
tions.
"An engineer who backed his train
into an excursion train," said DR.. Cor
win. was found to have been worrying
over the fact that the night before he
had gambled away his pay check.
1.-The employe who uses his hours
of recreation for gambling, drinking
and smoking to excess is no more ut
for work than is the man who has been
on duty IS to 20 hours continued the
surgeon.
Il am told that the greatest trouble
the manager of large railway had
was to provide counter attractions to
the saloon and gambling halls, to
which the men resorted when off duty.
II is far hetter to keep men in good
physical condition than to effect cures; !;
to provide employees with good environ
ment.
Sometimes, too, men met and mar
ried women in cheap boarding houses,
where conditions were none the best,
and when the men were promoted their
wives were found to be handicap to
them, as they failed to rise in the So
cial scale with their husbands or to
share their ambitions
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
Invention Killed Inventor.

Parkersburg, w. Va, November 10
Jesse R. Davis, inventor of an electric
battery designed to cure rheumatism
and other diseases, died here today
from the effects of using too much of
lis own remedy. Against the advice
of his physician Mr.. Davis used him
self as subject to demonstrate the
possibilities Of his invention. This
aggravated an ailment with which he
had been affected for many years and
caused his death.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

ger of explosion. Consequently de-
posits of schist dust, at intervals in
a mine, will make it possible to re-
strict. fires to limited section of a
shaft or gallery.
Experiments were conducted also
in chambers filled with sulphuric acid
with new respiratory apparatus,
and the ability of life-savers equipped
Herewith to work for three hours in
the most noxious vapors was demon
strated.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
TARIFF REVISION.
Not Likely Anything Will Be Done at
the Short Session.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 9.-The Re-
publican National Convention and the
Republican President-elect having SOL
emnly assured the country that there
will be tariff revision, the tarih tink-
ers are gathering here to carry out
the pledge. But if anyone thinks they
are going to enlarge the free list or
make any material reductions in the
protective schedules, then that person
is mistaken.
The new tariff is to be gold brick,
That is already resolved upon. 1t is
admitted by such Republican leaders
as have arrived here that perhaps
Mr.. Taft will not like what is going
to be done, but it is pointed out that
Mr.. Taft is not a legislator.
The proposed revision was discuss
ed at a conference of Representatives
Payne, of New York; Dalzell, of Penn
sylvania; Hill, of Connecticut, and
Gaines, of West Virginia, leading Re
publican members of the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means. The con-
ference was preliminary to the series
of public hearings on the tariff which
tie committee will hold during the
next month.
The committee, however, already
T.; very well-defined ideas as to what
IL = II q
to supersede the Dingley tariff law,
but it is understood that the commit
tee has confined it's efforts TO the con-
sideration Of necessary changes in the
wording of the law in order to Sc
cure it's proper Interpretation rather
than to the question of any changes
in rates of duty which has been left
for consideration after the hearings
have been held.
Changes in the reading OF certain
paragraphs of the present law to con-
form with decisions Of the Courts and
of the Board of Appraisers will also
require considerable attention.
For instance, the committee will
straighten out such troubles as that
which arose over frog legs, and which
had to be classed as poultry before
the Dingley law could be made to
apply.
The committee will also have to
wrestle with the proposition to ar
range the new tariff schedules with
maximum and minimum rates of duty,
similar to the existing tariffs of
France, Germany and Russia.
The President is being urged by
some legislators to recommend in his
message to Congress that tariff re-
vision be taken up at the coming short
session, while, on the other hand, there
are those who say it cannot be con-
sidered at this session.
Senator Scott, of West Virginia, ad-
vised the President that he thought
the tariff legislation should be taken
up at the coming session. He told
the President that he believed meas
ure could be gotten through at this
session and that it should be done as
soon as possible Congressman Dali
zell, of Pennsylvania, also conferred
with the President and told him that
the tariff could not be revised at this
session. He said the Republican plat
form had declared for revision at an
extra session and they should stand
by the platform.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

The army engineers in charge Of
the Panama Canal work are making
the dirt fly at the rate almost Of car
a minute. A record was made by
Shovel No. 253 at San Pablo on Octo-
ber %, when 313 10-yard dump cars
were loaded in $40 minutes-an aver
age of one minute and eleven seconds
a car. Assuming that the cars were
loaded to their full capacity; cubic
yard of material was placed on them
every seven seconds.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

Ambitious young men and ladies
should learn telegraphy; for, since
the new S-hour law became effective
there is a shortage of many thousand
telegraphers. Positions pay from $50
to $40 per month to beginners. The
National Telegraph Institute of Phila-
delphia Pa, and five other cities is op-
Grated under supervision of Railroad
officials and all students are placed
when qualified. Write them for par
ticularS
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
The Democratic Advocate
WESTMINSTER, MD.

TERMS. 81. 90 per year; 80 cents for six months
and 25 cents for three months Single copies cents
ADVERTISING RATES.-One square % lnes)
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each subsequent Insertion One square months,
So 90; months, IS; IL months. sS Business cards.
not exceeding lines, $8 per year. When the
number of insertions is not marked advertisements
will be continued until forbid and charged accord
ingly. Yearly advertisers must confine advertise
ments to their own business. Rule and Figure
Work double price. Business Locals 10 cents per
line. Marriages and deaths inserted free. Obit-
uaries and Personal Communications cents per
line. .
One column one year $780, half column s60:
quarter column $780, Monthly changes allowed
without extra charge Extra changes Will be
charged for as follows Column advertisements
rs cents each; half column. 40 cents; quarter
column, 25 cents. Advertisers desiring changes
should notify the Office by Tuesday noon.
Yearly advertisements $500 per inch, for more more
than one inch per year; $500 per inch Tor montns
and S2OO per inch for months.
All correspondence with this Office should be
addressed to THE ADVOCATE.
Entered at the Postoffice, Westminster MARY
land. Second Class Matter.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
There are 49,7S7 colored voters regis

There are 49,787 colored voters regis
tered in Maryland. Deduct the number
whose tickets were thrown out-say
ten per cent, 497S-leaves 44,S09 votes
cast for Taft, less another ten per cent.
who failed to get to the polls, leaving
39,S31 in one solid block. Take this
block from Taft's vote and he has 75,-
761 white votes. Bryan gets 5,592
votes, thus showing Democratic ma
jority of the white vote in the State,
39,S31
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Protestant Church-Sunday Services
Preaching at IL 90 a. m. and 730 p. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Y. P. S. G. E. at $50 p. m.
Mid-week Service in the lecture room Wednesday
evening at 500.
D. L. Greenfield D. D.. Pastor.
ST. Johns Church-Sundays-L Mass at 7.15
and High Mass at 10 a. m. During the week Mass
at a. m. Joseph h. Cassidy, Pastor
Salem Lutheran Charge-St. Benjamin 's-Sun-
day School D. m. Divine services p. m
St. John's-Sunday School at 9 a. m. Divine
services 10 a. m.
R.W. Doty. Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church-Prayer Meeting We'd
nesday 730 D. m. Sunday School at a. m. Y. P.
S. c. E. d. m. Divine Service 1890 a.. m and
7.30 p. m.
P H. Miller. D. D.. Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church :-Divine Ser
vice at Pleasant Valley at 10 a. m, Benjamin $
Up. m.
James B. Stonesifer. Pastor.
Ascension Church, Sunday Services. 7.30 m.
Holy Communion. 1870 a. M. Morning Prayer,
Ltany and Sermon. (Holy Communion on first
Sunday of month"; 4.30 p. m. Evening Prayer.
p. m on first Sunday of month. Service and Sermon
in Chapel.
Frank NJ Gibson. Phi. D.. Rector.
a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Ep-
worth League at 6.45 p. m.
c. II. Richardson Pastor.
Reformed Church, Silver Run-Service at 10 a.
m. and at 7.30 p. m. every two weeks. Sunday
school at a. m.
st Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday School at
$50 a. m. Worship at 1880 a. m. and 7.15 p. m.
Night week Worship Wednesday at 7.30 p. m.
Calvin S. Slagle. Pastor.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

Carl Keill, an engineer of Munich,
has invented bullet-proof garment
which promises to bring him small
fortune. 1t is in the form of woman's
corset, weighs about six pounds, and
is made of thin steel rings or links
about an inch and three quarters wide
At trial of the garment eighteen re-
volver shots, fired at distance of
eleven yards, failed to make any inn
preston upon it.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

w. D. Jameson, editor and proprie-
tor of The Shenandoah Qowa) World
elected to Congress over Republican
Leader Pete" Hepburn in a district
that had never had a Democratic Con-
gressman and which gave Taft 5000
majority, Is but 35 years old and Is at
present a Democratic State Senator.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

The Argentine Republic contains
more horses than any other country,
the portion being about 112 70 every
100 of the population.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20

A farmer on Long Island says 'D -
the potatoes he raised this year az
big that SO of them make busnei'
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-20
experts on the subject Of sazssion, oa

WIZ dIS cApeTIS OAiy AA ~
of getting money for themselves ou'
the pockets of their neighbors. ma
of the new schedules will be "ii'',
by men-as in the past-who silnp..
want to Use the taxing power loi
own benefit. In short there are ~
dications as yet that the RepuDn.
party appreciates it's respohsio', "a
We shall have the same old serum -
for special privileges. snd ou' "
will issue the same old juggle.
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io5ialiitii6en 8epegltlfg MAIDEN per-
Be. Sn oieier @n1tabme Bot tie iid
oud nidt getdui6t. gs wuroe rlt=
big in 5innlono nno bie 2ette lpo=
rem 5nfrieoen. Sett ober, ga Die
&epolution ~borlqnfig %unter0ritdt lit
unb oie 9iegierung pieoer oltfotl11e1
fam, ideint ibr Die gea6gie6fgfeit
Sinnlano gegenii6er mieOer leio 8lt
tun. S6on beri6ieoentli6 lit moD=
reno ser lebten 3eit gemeloet woroen,
6aB man 1T ct. petersburg barm
benfe, sic 5innlono getpdbrfen 9riptz
leeiell pieoer ein5uidradfen n1to iebt
fon1mt oiele gang beittmmte Mittei=
(uttg. gs miro oleroings eleid]5et=
tig oen1eloet, in Gegierungsfreiie1t be-
1treite man, BOB oerartige IoBre9eln
aeplont Ieien, ober beoerfli6 tit Die
5ade bod, oent ult8peifeI6oft lit
cine Itdrfe 8artei on Ser arbeit, tint
sic Gegierrllg gum gini6reitel 5tt
bemegen, l1no ste Gegierltng, lpte
Tie iif in Ser Herlon oes &atiers oer<
forpert, tit leid)t beltimmbor. SSn
Sinnlono lit man oe5bolb oltd Iebr
Gngitlid.
Sc ipdre eil1e S6ntoe, penr Die
&eoftionare SbefmaIier befdmen nuo
sic olte ltnteroriidultg IN Sinnlano
pieoer 1osginge. gfltb Die 2ostrelt=
nung 8iborgs BON 5innlono pdre
cine l6reienoe l1ngeredtigfeit, oenn
@iborg eebort gu Sinnlano, tper1 es
oltd) biuoert Sabre frii6er bon g}nB=
Lamb erobert moroen lit, ols Der lib
rige Sell oes @roBfiritenfutns. IS
mare ober nift MIR idanoli6 uno
unaerebt es mare a16 ouftrt, lpenn
man Die jebt begonnene Nattonalitds
ten =goIitif nieber aufgeben tDo1te.
0enn bur1 iie bot man in Sirnlano
penigitens Dem Acknowledgement
Elm @rlbe eemodt uno bat o~asienige
gepolferungselement ii6 ipieoer outs
Iele perbunoert, mel6es Dor oQe1
onoeren oa51t beltimmt uto ge-
eisnet it, Ser o1f io8ioIiitiider@ol-
acknowledgements baiterten repoln-
tionaren 8eipeeung entge9en5utreten.
9ur6 Die GltIiifi5iernngspolitif bat
man oireft iene 3llitdnoe gei6affen
peIde 5u ben terroriitii6en geipegltn=
gen unb 8erbre6en, mie iie Dor emit
gen Sabren in Sinnlono itottfanoen5
fiibrten. @iebt man Die iebige go
litif a11f Damn miro o16 IN jener
@egenoen Ser Serrorismns nit ieinen
Morototen 1tro Nditbereien mieOer
iein 9al1pt erbeben. ltno er miro ge-
fGbrIi6er lein als friiber, oenn man
miro inn nod nno nod oieienigen
autreiben, bie iett grbalter Der &1be
nnb Sron1tng iinb.
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giiltig iein ioIen, 0ies pir0e 6en
&erIuit GROCER I'M 8rotgeibGfte ol1=
.oelegter S1muleIt beoettelt eS mir
Sc oie &onfis5ierltng bon @igent1m
ieilt, ltno eth FOLDER &ori6log Jet
lG0erlid 1tno 1tnerb0rt. 9os &rebit=
ipeien lei in ouet @e16aften it6lifl
ipe5bolb 1tidt I'M 8roltgeidafte.
u@o man sic 8roltereien i6lieBt,
erm1tntert ulolt sur Srltnfenbeit,f
fG6rt SEER &in6liffe fort. $50 0dS
8iertrinfen bei6rdnft miro, ni1nnt
0aS S6nopStrinfen 5lt. Sn Bolton
meroen in cittem Sabre etpa go
ser 9ebolferultg ipegen Srltnferrbeit
berboftet, in 6obofet fontmt 6ie8
ni6t Dor. 9os gauge Gerbre6en oeS
8rirfenS beite6t oariG ooB ber8oge=
ne urto perbalti6elte So6ne BON
Gidterl1 aobofatelr uito @eiitli6en
losgeben uno G6nopstrinfen lernell.
Sr%unfenbeit 1T IN oen prohibitions
Stooten biel peiter berbreitet olS in
Seem Seriep. Gin @ei6dftsmarm
ipiiroe nien1als cine loI6e 8otidaft
geidrie6en boben, nie oie bon 8olt=
perneltr Sort
9dlieBli6 Ioet Ser 5enatpr, ooB
Sort our1 oie Stitnmen oer 8rauer
geipa6lt moroen Iei. Dime Die 5tiut=
nten aus Camden bdtte er ni6f ge=
pablt iperben foniten. 0ort miiroen
feline 5honfGi5enIen ausgege6elL out
Der eege1 8eilteuer gum &ogrez
fono. Die l%teberldnfer aus 8bila=
oelpbio bitten 5par nit Ben @irt=
i6aften nidts gu tim gebobt, tie or
beitetett ober fir @elo, mel6e8 gum
eroBten Sell BON Ben 8raltertt 9e=
fpml1en lei.
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gine seial5eme Mntpurt.

Senatpr Sobn Sin6Iiffe bon $50
terIonL g. g., ein 9emofrat, Der iein
oaf mebrere MiGionen gei6astes
8ermGgen als @rouer ertparb, Der
5tpeimal gum Staatsienator eripdblt
tporben, Dreimol MaDor bon Safer
Jon nno tpieoerbolt Mitglie6 Der @i=
iemblp, 5ebnmal aanoioat fiir 8obl=
1mter mar nno ie0esmal eripabf
ipuroe, bot ii6 bernnlaBt geieben,
cine g(ntport anf Die Mntrittsbot-
ibaft beg @oupernerrs Sort bon
Metp Seriep 81 geben. Sin 9eutli6-
felt laBt Serrn &inhliffes Grflarung
nihts su niinf6en iibri9. @erabe
berais miro Sort eeiaet, nent er
bas, mas ct IN ieiner 8otl9aft bor=
gebradt, por Ser @abl eeiaet bafte,
oarn pGre er NIT $4,000 Stimmen
gei9logen tporber.
&in1liffe penoet ii6 enffdieoetl
gegen Sorts 8ori6ldge uno iagt:
v@ouperneur Sort mies in ieiner
8otifaft auf oie grauer BIN url6 be-
5eidnete iie nabe8u ols 8erbre6er.
@ir ftelen elm A 8ro5ent Ilfo6ol
entbaltenoes @etranf fer, mdbreno
fait aGe Batent-M ebi5inen, mel6e
obne 2i5ens berfouft iperoenL 10 bis
20 8roSent Mlfobol entbalten, mnrl=
DIE iogdr Big at so. @enn er MIR
niiBte, pie gering Die ltnmaBigfeit
unter 8iertrinfern lit.
y1lnIere 9(ngeIteQten iino better be-
5ablt nno i'm Srinfel1 mdBieer, als
2eutes in ireeno einem anoeren 8es
ibaft. IS berridt inter i1nlerell @n=
geiteQten feline Srunfenbeit Dor.
Inter ben Mbpofaten-Glerf finoet
man int 8erbdltniiie mebr Sr1infen-
bolbe, ais inter ben 2enten, Die
NIT Ser Serlte1ling BON Bier 5t tltn
baben.
v~ltniere @rnrer foniten 5u i6rem
@unIten ben @ergleid betreffs Ser
@brliffeit ltno l1nbei6oltenbeit NIT
@obofaten ui1o Hidtern ausbalten.
@ir meroen 8erbreder uno 8erfiib-
rer geuonnt, neil 9elegentlid MeiB=
br1ltde i'm SpiritlioiengeIddft Dor
fommen m1breno, ipenu Elm Nedts=
onfpalt etpos ltnredtes int, es per-
tlti6t miro. Sort iagts bob elm Sc
iee beiteben folte, mcihes sic 3a1l
Der @irti6aften out 5pei in einem
S6uiergebiert 6eI6rGnft. Gs mdre
better nno bon melt gr0Berem Snter-
eiie fir oas 8olf, Die 3obl Ser DO
pofoten m1f 8mei fin eirt Sauier9e-
biert gu beldrdnfen.4
0orn meiit Sindliffe oorouf bin,
6oB oas graugemerbe Ser iehltgr0Bte
SnouItrie8meig i'm Stoote lei. Or
(Sin6liife) betreibe iein @eidoft iett
40 Sa6ren, itno INN fdlne Sort n1to
Ioge, er babe feiit Nedt, eilt iol6es
@eIf1ft gu betreibeb babe fem Ged)t,
es In geI6dftsmaBiger 8eile 81 fii9.
rem. ipie anoere @eib0fte g%eleitet
iueroen. Sort idlaae Dor, bob bon
9rauern o6gei6(onene 8ertrGge itl-
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/, Sine Ceiling SinlanSs.

Cine eigentiimlihe Nahribt fotnmt
aus ct. 8etersburg. Der G5ar,
beiBt es, pole ben @iborser 0iitrift
bon Sinlanb abtrennelt nno i'm oi-
reft, ais Commencement @iborg. nit
Dem eigentliden 9liBlan6 bereinisen.
Damn ioae Ser iesige @oubernelr
@erbaro, elm entidieoener 4nbdnger
uno 8efiirtporter Ser nnabbangigfeit
GinIano's, abberlfen nno Der Gene
raj bon 8oedmmtn, Der ~ieiner5eit
Moiatont oes berbaBten 8onperneurs
Bobrifoip NOR, ail feline Steae ges
5est ner6en. Das miiroe natiirli6
sleihbeoelltenb nit elmer boaitdnot-
gen l1mp1l5ung Der bon Der rnlll.
ihen Neeierung augenbliflif befolg'
ten finnldnoiihen Yolitif iein.
gefanntli6 lenfte Die ruiiii6e Ste
gierune, na6oem iie iabrelang Die
ieiner5eit earantierte Sreibeit nno
'Selblhtdnoigfeit 5~innla1os inter-
oriidt uno Elm Spltem briitaler Hul>
iifi8ierung eingefiibrt batte, Dor meb-
reren sSobren, ols audi in 6iun-
lano rep%olutiondre 8emegungen io=
5ialiftiiden 8arafters musbrodell
plobliA elm nnb eeipabrte benz 2oaoe
Die Inn redtmdBig 5ufommenoe
iel6itt1noige 8ermnltung uno Ser
faIlung. Sic purbe bier5lt %offenbar
burf) sic @nnabnle betuogem, Dob
fife ouf oieie @eiie Ole groBe @foiie
Ser gepolferung 6innlano'S 3t lid
beriiber3iebeu une gu @egnern Der
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Cine Grinncr,tng IN @il6elm srid.

N%adltebenoe @rinnerrng an 8tl-
belm 9ni1 p1b1i5iert SEQ Sleeper IN
Ser Millpaufee y@ermonio4:
gs mar gegen Gnoe Der iieb5iger
Sabre, als mir 8uer1t oie @bre uno
oas 8ergniigen nuroe, ben nun oas
bingei6ieoenen Sumoriiten in gil0
uno @nrt, ben bon Miqionen 6efp11tt<
oerten itno perebrten 0idter nnb
3eidner @ilbelm 8ul6 fennen 5t
lernen. 9amals fam mir bteie 8e=
fanntidaft gar ni6t als ettpas 8e=
ionoeres Dor. Sd mar ein frobli6er
M1tieniphn 1no batte nod 1elber gro
BE Hoiinen I'M &opfe. Sd oidtete
iogar Ielblt uno e~r5ielte oamit in ben
&reiien meiner 8erpanotl6aft nno
8efanntl6aft erbebliden grfplg. Ius
oieiem @rufoe lpuroe mir olt6 Die
eoitorieGe 2eitllng Der 9o65eits=3et=
tung ii%bertragen, Die 81 ebren Ser
8ermablllng BON Sri. @liiabetb
S6oenian, NIT Dem S%berlebrer Ser
mann 8ui6 BON Gelle berausgegeben
peroen iolte. !31t oieier @of3eit
ieines iiiagiten 8ruoers fam 8il=
belm 8uid 1ta1 8remerpoeroe, Der
liebliden Seioe, Woor= uno @aloz
Itaot int Meproen ser 8robin5 Sanno=
Der, meiner ui1pergeBli6en gaterItoot.
SD freute mid ieines &ommenS.
9enn perl1 i6 au6 meme eigene bu-
moriitii6e @ber ni9t gering eini6ab=
tie, 10 oadte ib oo6 Dem @erfe bur6
eilten @eitrag aus Der Seoer meines
oamals I'M Semitic ieines Hubmes
ftebenoen &olegen cine ibabensnerte
gereiderung it6ern 81 fonner.
SO riidte i6 oenal oem @aite per=
traltenspoQ auf Die 8ltoe ut1o lD1tr6e
re6t freltnoli6 aufgenommen. 9o6
als id no6 .etliden idonen einleiten-
ben @orten i'm Inn einen gefdlfgen
geitrae fir Die Sod5eits= 3eitu1g en-
iu6te, per5og it6 beg groBen Sunnori-
item @elift in merfniiroiger @eiie.
geinen prd6tigen@ ollbart itret6elno,
neinte er Damn: u9ieie @ibemo6erei
lit mein @ei6dft; i6 peroiene Oan1it
ntein 8rot. Nebmen Sic einmal an,
i6 mare 3ufaQigerpeiie fein Sumo
rift, ionoern Elm S6uiter. @iiroen
Sic al mir fomrten un0 mid bitten,
Sbre nod nibt gang fertigen So6=
5eitSitiefeletten 81 boaenoen2"
Sd berneinte.
oSeben Sic pobl? s[ber Ben @lt.
moriiten boIten Sic fir EN- ielbitper-
ItGnolides Sbieft profeiiione1er 4n-
5opfungen. $50 ftedt Ser INTERRUPTED?
Sd bin bier GIT meinem 8ergniigenl
ni6t Inn mein @emerbe 5u betrei6ell.~
Sd modte Elm langes 8eii6t.
yMber," meinte i6 oaitn, oes ban=
self ii6 ood Inn bic Sod5eits-3eitung
fir SIRE bemnd6itiee S6mdgerin Inn
cine @ufmerfiamfeit fir Die gliidli6e
9rnut."
u@aeroings. S(ber niemanb piir0e
BON mir nerlangeft, a1ts folder Iuf-
merfiamfeit oeren Stiefel 5u fltden
ober 6eren Saor gu f%riiteren, tpenn i6
Elm Sdulter ooer eit Sriieur tpdre.
Sd lebne ieoe Mitarbeit GIT oen Sod
8eitsriiitllneen al. @dre id Elm
@dder, id miir6e mid gerabeio emit
i6ieoen meigern Sod5eit5fuden 5u
bafen. 9enn' i6 bin bier ols @oit
unb benute oie @elegenbeit, mid bon
meiller S~agesarbeit 81 erbolen. 9d=
nit baita. 9fber beute Ra6mittag
gebt's IN ben @olo, nidt mabr, Jun.
ger 6reunb?"
o@etpiB, SEER @uid."
gltno barum feline 8einOi6aft,
ni6t2"
ugie iollte i'd
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Gin @ittel aeaen Elm idtueres 2eiben.

sd babe Elm WeitteI, bas oas
WaIaria-Gi bertreih, e%efunoen
fagt 81. SO. Sames bon 2olteIen, g.
6. gs beiBt Electric 8itters" nno
foftet SOC per SIoide. gs bri6t Sic
Der ODER 8iGioiit6t in fur5er 3eit,
ebenlo @elbfubt. Sc lit Elm 8lutrei-
niger unb BELT fhnen Wagen-, 2ebere
NierenIei5en unb labmen Miifett. 3u
baben Bel M6oIpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn
& Gna
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GAIT nidt ale epffmnna fa6ren.

lteber oer ~@in9anespforte gu 9antes
9oae fteht gei6rfeben: nQaBt ale 9offs
1r1rg fahren, Die SIR bier eintretet. T"
S6limnier gebt es ben 1lnqlildliden,
ipel6e ben Snrthreu ieHes Snferno lllte
%terfporfen iino, aber oo1 1tidt, ais Den
6ebauernsiperten 8atienteu, melde an
l6dniorrboioen leioeu. 9afiir baben oiele
Yntienten aber ben ei1en groBen Tore
tell, oaB tie nidt auf ie6e 8otfnurg gu
ber3iGten brauAell, ionoern logan per
@rGoiuil9 bon ibren 6uuIen 1i6er leiu
t6nneu. 4aer0iugs mn inter Der einen
8ebiu9tng, baB tie nanafeiiS" gebrall>
den, 6a5 eiu3ige 0tittel, bas cine 9et5
ling getpd6rIeiltet. Cine Strobe miro pom
y. GenitdSter & So, 8pg 1916, Ne,u
9Orf, fuitenfret berionbt.
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LIEBER BROTHERS,
Plumbing und Hsizeinricbfuns.
2O7lM. Hreia<g trakes nebem MIamp
National @auf.

We Mepnrafur.N rbelten prpnrpt aus.
aefdbrt unb oarnntiert.
Dir ridten irgenbtuD aus benz Brun.
aen flr iraenb elm 8immer beige unb
11lte WoHerlsitun9 elm. Sober fan n
&nnerIeitung nnb Elm Babs5immer F.n.
Zen. Gragt nm Nusfunft unb lnBt ga,h
xpifenanihldae madhen.
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@oude @cuI6eu perbringet
Die @dlfte ibres 2ebens IN Der Belle,
Die ite mabreno Der onoeren Soltte
nm iid aebout hnben.