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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
HARTMAN LEFT ALL
PROPERTY TO WIFE
ait nlraaa Nan ia that ManasF GFsIaed
Inheritance Tax Law.
HIGHEST WOMAN IN WORLD
Il Hs. Hartman Children Provided fer ii
GINS out IL Haad...His Estate WaFth
over sl0O,aoG.0o0.

New York, Sept. 20.-A hundred
brief words, weighted with approx
imateIy SI00,000,000 and contained
within their entirety the last viii and
testament Of E. Fl. Hartman, makes
BIZ widow, Mary Averell Hartman,
ana Of the wealthiest women in the
rorId. It is perhaps the briefest
viii on record for the disposal Of an
state Of such magnitude All his
property is left to Mrs. Hartman.
Wall Street estimates that Mrs.
Hartman will inherit III realty and
pEEonal property between S75,000,-
COD and $100,000,000 Mr.. Harri-
mans private fortune is supposed to
b greater than this By many millions,
but there il reason to believe that
Is unmarried daughters, Mary and
esrol, bis married daughter, Mrs.
Robert Livingston Gerry, and his two
seas William Averell and Roland, d
by Of IA, together with his surviy-
Ing sister, Mrs. Simons and other rel
shgas, have all been substantially
provided for in gifts out Of hand, and
aast funds set aside by Mr.. Haryi-
nan during his life time. The viii is
dated June 8, 1909, and is witnessed
b Charles Peabody, president Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, who
drew il. and G. G. Tegethof. Mr..
PesbedY was Mr.. Harriman's close
personal friend and was frequently q
caller at Arden House during his last
illness. He rslinguished d law prac-
dee commonly estimated as worth
100000 d year TO assume B smaller
salary for the executive direction of
{ company in which Mr. Hartman
Eas heavily interested. Mr. Tegethof
vas he. Harriman's personal seere
He had no estimate to make
s b the probable size Of the estate,
aad said be knew absolutely nothing
Eaat Preparations Mr. Hartman had
made for his relatives.
# vas pointed out at Goshen to-
day that By making no bequests to
children Or relatives Mr.. Hartman
aEoided the large share of the enor-
nous inheritance tar which under
BE laEs Of the State Of New York
would otherwise be imposed. Mrs.
hasrmans dover rights are subject
% 70 tax whatever and the remain
sag tgo-thirds Of the estate to s tax
9 only ! per cent as against q
gaded classification which III some
Instances runs to 5 per cent. Or
aace county is the home of million
aifes and the county clerks files hold
ag important wills. That Of James
SILENT Smith for example, which
disposed Of 100000 paid al in
sentaace tar Of S925,455.55, the
sss on record at Goshen.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
FORMULATION of Returns.
Police Jury Room,
81. Landry Parish, La

=AlEk@~NA2@N AtA&s &AO
Pursuant 3 authority In me vested
By an ordinance adopted BY The Police
Jury OF this parish on june 18th, 1903.
and Of the law liz such cases made and
provided, I do hereby announce and
publicly proclaim that at . special cleo
ton held II that portion which lies
within the bounds Of the Parish of Sc.
Landry of the Bayou Bceuf school Dis
triet hamper T~hirty-one ISL, composed
OF territory taken from the Parishes of
S.. Landay and AyeyelIes, and further
described "a follows. No~Wit. Begin At
M. wv. eorner Of ~. E. TX ofSection 81, Il.
2 So R.zE.in the Parish Of AvOyelIess
thence running due sonth 41z miles To
the s.. ". corner Of N E.M ct Section
Ill, T. ! 81, r. z x. in the Parish 81 ST.
Landry thence due East5N miles TO 81.
r. corner Of Il. e. = Of Section I0, q. S
S., R. 5 E., iii said Parish ct Sk. Landry
thence due North ~ miles 70 the =. E
corners 1T Section "a IL 81, RS Elm the
Parish og AvOyeIEess thence due WEST
along section line % the point Of Begin
Ring the territory embraced Wifhin
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
storm Severe al lrnaudvllle.


Arnaudville, La, Sept. 23.-Dur-
ing the storm Of Monday night
the newly erected home of the Wood
men Of the World, Magnolia Camp
No. I43, was blown down fat. The
building was a handsome structure
and was built By the local Camp at a
cost Of fifteen hundred dollars. The
loss is partially covered By q tornado
insurance policy to the amount Of
$3.50. Besides the above, small
damage was caused By the blowing
down Of out houses. barns, fences and
trees, no one injured.
Dir. G. ]. Guidry made d business
trip to 0pelousas this week.
Miss Grace Morrogh of Port Barre
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. ]. M. Olivier made a flying
trip to ST. MartinYiIIe Sunday.
Mr. d. E. Durio left during the
week to accept a position with the
New Iberia-st. Martin and Northern
Railway surveying party located at
Parks, La.
Miss Lucy DeIahoussaye of st. Mar
tinvilIe returned home after spending
several days ii town, the guest Of
her brother. Mr. ]. d. Delahoussaye,
Jr.
HRS. FL. NV. Wilkinson and little
daughter, Beatina, after spending
the past two months travelling
through North Carolina, Virginia,
New York, and Washington, ID. G.
and other places returned home the
later part Of last week.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25

this district being 24& square miles
said special election having been ha1H
on July 18th. 1909. to take the seQsao 81
the property tax payers Of said school
district entitled TO vote under the Con-
stitution and laws Of this State, who re
side within that portion BE said district
which lies within the bounds Of The
Parish of Sit. Landry and are qualities
70 vote therein at such election, sne
question of ievying a special tax az
Five (53 mills on the dollar per annnna
for the period of TIN fI01 years begin
ming with the year 1868, on OH the
able property In the said aIstrse5Irsn
Landry said tax to be for tke
Of acquiring school grounds III said dis
tr5ets and also for she purpose of a8M
structing and equsppfDg thereon q cen
trial school building, and also for fhes
purpose OF providing and doiNg sHGn
other things as may be necessary 81
school development tn said district. th9
title 70 all Of which property Shall be
vested IN the public ia purau9ncs to
law In sUckl easas made sad provided
and on the question of funding INTO.
bonds fhe proceeds Of sAld tax ia &C..
cOKdanee with Act No. S&0f the Acts 0E
the General Assembly Of the state q
Louisiana Tor the year 1906 the vets
stood as follows.
~ EAR&&&AN NAM AE4#&AE
voting for the levy ok said
ka2 S
Assessed valuation of those vot-
ing for the levy ofsaid tax 5000
Number Of property tax payers
voting against the levy oE
said tax =
Assessed valuation of those yof
ing against the levy ct said
ta1 delgdo
Majority iii number of those
voting for the levy Of said
tax y
Majority in value of those vof
inE Tor the Levy CT said faxSl0 $500
Number of property tax PAYERS
voting to bond proceeds
Assessed valuation IN those wDt
ing 70 bond proeeeas SI4TgN.Q4
Numbered property tax payers
voting against bonding pro-
eeeds Z
Assessed valuation of those yot
ing against bonding pro-
Majority iii number TX those
voting 70 bond proceeds q
lax
Majority in value Of those
ing To bond proceeds 81 tAxSI0s2
And i do further Announce, proeiaips
and pr0fnnIE4te, that fnasmuch ~ s
M35DEtkS 44NA4AE& SUI I& F1AA
property tax payers Of that portion of
said district watch lies wiEhin 6as
bounds 0f the Parish og Sc. Lau1ry
voted In favor o9 both questions sE
mfstsd. Ghe resaat ar said election Is
faVcFabIe "a the levy oE said tAx In that
lpoKffon OF said nkstriek and M f0
able 4 the fnnding snu bonds
proceeds thereof.
W u. ELGPT0
L VFa1f1anE pn78sn TsfrF Of ST Hr~HFS
Parrish La
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
FOR RENT.-Stors building,
Landry street, next I'd Going's saddle
shop. Joe Landau. septlI3b
DR.. Lewis Locates Here.

DR.. E. Z. Lewis, Graduate
Veterinary Surgeon. Is now located
in 0pelousas, with Office and hospital
at A. d. Haas Stable.
Or. Lewis hegs to announce I'd the
people Of SC. Landry that he viii b
here permanently and will Be prepared
TO attend and treat all diseases pecu-
liar to all domestic animals and live
stock Of every description.
Being a native Of 30. Landry and
familiar with local conditions, lie 81
especially able 10 cope with the
diseases and disabilities of live stock
throughout Southwest Louisiana.
Day Phons SD. Night Phone 202
aept43t.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
Pine PRAIRIE OUT OF
RACE FOR COUNTY
SEAT.

FINE Prairie, Sept. 2-Pme
Prairie's aspirations to ba the county
seat Of Eyangeline parish have van
ished. 1t could not get support, and
has finally withdrawn from the race.
The contest il now between Vile
Platte, Eunice and Mamon.
A heavy storm visited this section
yesterday, dong untold damage, par
ticHlarlV to timber. Fences were
levelled, but no houses suffered, so
far as heard from. The crops were
aattened in the fields.
Hon. H. G. Campbell, chairman Of
the Board Of Commissioners Of Elec
ton Of Evangeline parish, and Repre-
sentative VIM. Clark, had 3 rough
time Of it returning from Vile Platte
last night. They had been there to
attend a meeting Of the Board Of
Commissioners, and were oYertakan
on the road home By the storm. They
reached home at III o'clock, as vet
as drowned rats, but not hurt.
The game OF baseball played here
last Sunday between the Vile Platte
and 0akdaIe mines was somewhat dis
appointing to the many spectators.
The score was 10 to Ia In 0akdaIe's
favor. a better game had been ex-
pected, as both teams are considered
good ones.
Rev. Phillips has been conducting
a biblical p~rotracted meeting here for
several days.
Mrs. H. H. Journee, Of New Or
leans, is here az the oil field, spending
a while with her husband, who is the
manager Of the field. The company
is still drilling, and hold out strong
hope for oil.
Glad TO say that Miss Rock Island
Eunice Clark, the little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark. who has
been sick for the last few DAYS, ID
better.
Our good old neighbor, Mr.. g. New
ton. who has been laid up for some
time with : sore foot, il getting
about again.
Hiss Fife Forman and Master Joe
Hawkins, of Ghicot, were visitors "a
our town this evening.
Dir. Edward Thomas and Miss Ca
melia Erich, both of Chicot, we're
quietly married last Thursday even
ing, Judge Walker officiating. A long
and happy life 10 the loving couple.
Mr. Geo. ii. Gillet, of Turkey Creek
IS now assistant postmaster at Pine
Prairie.
The Rock Island train vas four
hours late to-day. On account Of trees
blowing down across the track.
Better Crop Than Arkansas.
Baton Rouge, Sept 23.-That Louis.
lana has 3 much better crop even ID
cotton than Arkansas Il the opinion
of Fl. Z. Bradford, special field agent
of the United States Department ol
Agriculture, who Was IN The city today
Id conference with the officials o1 tbs
State Department of Agriculture and
immigration, securing data regarding
The crops of this State.
AIR. Bradford has made several can
vases of both States, and hs Is ID (.
position to know.
Except for q ANAL cotton erol
Louisiana il ii splendid condition
agriculkuralH said Mr. Bradford.
This State has b splendid can
crop, s fine rice crop and m0rs thai
double the corn crop that II ever hat
ID it's history. While The cotton croI
5 small, because 81 the reduced acre
age, if Il good
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Den @iaaara bera6seitiirst.

9ieies ungliid mag Dem unporT1.
tigen S6iffer, Ser Die @arnurg Ser
Stromi6neaen iiberliebt, mioerfab-
rem, un6 abnli6 gebt es @aen, toel-
6e Die @arnungen Ser Nat1r nid)t
6eadten. 8iidenidmer5en marllen
gub, DOB ote Mieren ni6t in Sdtie-
felt uno cine ernite &ranfbeit i'm
an5ue lit = @aiieriu6t, 3uder-
franfbeit ODER 8risbt'ide Niesen-
franfbeit. Nebmt electric 8itters
unb bie S6mer5en peroen i6minoen
Cine SIoide fir $t.00 furiertc
MIDI, idreibt S. g. 8lonfenibip poi.
Self, Gem. Nnr so cts. bel atlen
0rugeiiten.
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@ic 3ola arbeitete.

Man bot idon oft er5ablt, in mel
der metbooii6en @eile emile 3plo
feline &omane mf5ubauen pflegte.
IN eiler iiingIt erihienenen Stuoic
ii6er Den b%eriibmten &omanoidter
miro Nun er5dblt, mie iiberaus eefpil=
ienbaft Der @erfailer bon ga Serre"
| iid 81 informiren iu6te, bepor er an
Die @rbeit ging. 3ola eeborte 5llr
Ne0oftion beg 08ien Bubble l1llo
lpuroe, pie ale Witarbeiter bes @!at-
tes, 5u benz Seite eingelaoen, oas Der
8erleger Wenier peranitaltete, ofs er
bon ieinem 1leuen prGdtigen BalaIi
geiib ergriff. @dbreno iid III Goem
Scale ausse5eidnete 4iinitler borcn
lieBell, iab man Cola ollrd) sic prGd,-
tigen Salons umberirre,L iiberau
nufmerflam bernmidniiffelno, onreb
leine 8riQe balo einel1 Sdranf bnio
einen munoerbaren 8orbang betratb-
ten unb Die meiBen Wanidetten NIT
fuf5en Noti5en bebeden. CT ~ialnrnel-
te n9ofumente" fir ieinen Gomalr
u2'Mrgent,1 uno bas Sans Wenier
oiente ibm als Woben fir 6ie iipige
8obnung ieines &onlonbeloen Soc-
caro-.
SO iduf Cola feline 9fonlane. ST,
Der gu &auie fait ipieBbiirgerlid lebte,
ratios arbeitete nilo MIR sic @eleu-
i6aft irgeno eines mnlpru6sloien
5reltnoes fannte, nabnG Inn Stoff iiir
leine Nonane 5u iantmellt, nidt lel-
ten ginlaoungen iebr 5%tpeioeutieer
ODER bielmebr rebt einoeutiger Srou
Ell an. Gr ipeiite I'M safe MngloiS'
nit ridtigen 2ebemannerl1 ltllo lieB
fd bon ibnen bei Der @rafin 8oltelie
De la 8igne, elmer beriihtigen Solb-
peltoame, %einfiibren. BON Den Safcl-
frenoen, Die man I'M Saule oieier
merfmuroigen @rdfin genieBen folln-
tie, bon ibrem FORFEIT eebolteineu
&ennitaa uno Don ibreln lururiDS
ausgeitatteten S1lof5imnler ersoblte
man iid @unoeroinge. Cola itubirte,
ais neflll er INN Ell SadDer1tall0ts
gennrteil ongegongerr norben m1re,
ieoes @infelden i'm 8alait Der 90
lanten 5rau, ieoes Wobclitiid, ieoe
5oilette Ser 8alteiie, INN oonu na6
oieiem Gorbiloe feline oNano" gu flei-
ben, @ieiiter Rama" Elm Saus eill5ll-
ridten. gr maloerte 5n na6ti6lu-
fenber SIT in @eieuibaft ieineS
Sreunoes unb SINGERS Saul Msris
ourd) Die Warftbollen, I'M Dem grpa-
den oes Marftes, Der Mnfunft Der
@agen nnb Dem @roBbanoel bei3u-
pobnert. Sagelmig beihaftigte er Iid
nit Der 9eftiire 3ablreiher @rboll-
ungsbiiber, Snnobii6er ser Sbeolo.
gle uno geiitliher 3eiti6riften, Inn
iih in Dos Milieu 81 perieseit, oas er
fir ieinen Noman "a 3olte Sc
PNbbe Mouret" braud)te.
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| brei aagen brinee id ibr meine u&b=

bret 9oaen brinse ib ibr meine u&b=
ibie6slieoer"
ogfun uno2" frogte Slider, oo
Wertens lein @eiidt gil enter @rimoi-
ie per5og, Die S6mer8 ausoriiten
ioate. @tit elmer fait traeiiden Be
megung griff er in Oie 8ruittoibe
ieines idpor5en Solonrodes uno 5og
Elm 8rieffoupert bero1s, oas er MOTT
los oem Sreunoe iiberrei6te. Slider
entfaltete ben 8rief:
v8eebrter Serr!" = 0 peb, Sugo,
oas lit bos! = uSSbr Bud babe i'd
eeleien, oie @eoidte itno iebr id0n.
Grit bob i'd MIDI geargert, oaB Sic
mid fir 10 oumm bolten ul1o mir
einreoen nolen, tie iinb BON SDnen.
Gin 10 oider, luitiger Menl6, uno
Die trourieen Sodenl 9[ber EN-
8efannter, ser mid einn1al init ST.
men geieben bat, iaete Mir, oaB Sic
tpirflib Der 0ibter lino. 9os iii
redt idao'! @enn sic mid otlge-
i6minoelt uno ii6 nit fren1oen Sc
bern seidmiidt bitten, bas miiro'
i6 Sb1en per5ieben baben, baB gle
ober 10 eitler iino, BET Dem man iidj
ni6t o%usfennt, Elm luitiger, lieber
&erl beim &eoen = uf1o ein o1oe=
rer inn 9enfen = oos mag id nid)t.
9as paBt nibt fir midi @eni Ell
ner 10 cine Seliefeit bot beim 4b,
i6ieonebmen, mics bod in S6rell
@eoidten itebt = ipo5u oanl1 onfoll-
gen? 9ofiir bin ih niht! Mo6eil
Sic aus u%nierer 8efannti6oft BOLT
aud elm abldieoslieo, 10 etnes ba-
ben'S obnebin nod nidt geidrieber
= mo eleid oas @noe fommt, o6ne
anfang! SIT fir mid piel beiler
10. 2eben Sic rebt mol. SD geb'
bon bel1te an einett anoern @eg, se-
BEN g iid feline Miib, mid 51 iu-
6en. Wie5i."
Primer 5reuno!4 Slider reidtt
Dem 9i6ter teilnabmspoa sic &ono.
sos iinb eben bie Sdattenieitel,
opines bebren gerufesl Wab Dir
nidts baraus!0
r0n bait gut ipottenl @as ioll
zi6 iebt tun?"
n@eiter bidtenl"
n@inIt gu mein i1eueltes y9[b.
ihieoslieo" boren, Mobert?" 9anii
5og Der 9i6ter elm mfanereihes
9eft aus Der Saibe ieines i6mar5eu
Salonrodes.
Sea oliol" rief per Sreuno.
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3eit at banbeln+
@artct nidt anf bic fatalen Stabica
Der Nierenfranfbeiten. Grufi=
tiert burd) Die G%rfaGrrngen
Gnrer Mtt6iiraer.

@eIegentli6e anfale bon Sop.
lpeb, nnregelmaBiges ltriltieren,
&opfmeb uno S6minoelanfaae lino
gemobnlid Die eriten 4n5ei9en bon
Nierenltorungen. IS lit Elm SIR
tnm, oieie Observation-Disclosures
gu grandchildren. Die Mnfdde
mo9en fir cine eemiiie 3eit per=
l6lpinoen, ober iie febren inteniiper
5uriif. @enn Spmptome bon 8al=
lerit6t eintreten, InIdipenungea
inter ben @ugen, 4ni6meaen Ser
@lieoer uno &f1o6el ooer irgeno Ell
mes anoeren Seiles bes &0rpers, 10
idiebt 0ie Mnlpenbung ether Sur
feline Mfinute ouf. 9eginnt, 9oon's
Nieret Biaen ein5unebmen uno
fabrt oomit fort, big Ole Nieren ees
BELT iin0 u1o Cure friibere Sc
iunobeit uno Starfe 5uriidgefebrt
lit. 3eugniiie bon Son 9fntonio be-
peilen Die @irfiamfeit bieies gro
BEN Nieren=Seilmittels.
Sreo. 9. 8aoer ir., @de Mesquite
uno COMPTON @traBe, San antonie,
Seros, iogt: SD claude, ib fomn
9oan's Nieren 8illen nit gntem
&e6t empfebler, obeleib ib nid1t
cine gatl5e Sba6tel bon bopcn
gebrau6te. Cine 2abmbeit in met
1tem &iiden, belt MIDI bon Ser
Dolen grfiiaung meiner Irbeit ob.
Sd mltr0e ebenfans ourd cine Sect
gung CUR banfigen gntleerullg met
ner 9loie enmlpiert. Ils mir geget
berartige 2eioen nno Storuneen
Doon's Nieren 8ilen als Elm mirf=
lanes Wittel empfoblen muroer,
peridoffte i6 mir bon Der geror
Drug So. cine S6a6tel. @ie aber
ermabnt, ,eebrouhte ih l1idt Gle
Giuen1 oie ii6 in Der S6ehtel be-
fonoen nno bin ieBt bon aqeln
geierenleioen fret.
Bum Gerfal1f bel alien SGnblern.
Breis SO Gents. Soiter=Milbnrr
60, Buffalo, SEEM Sort, aaeirige
aaenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert Gr6 oes 0otnens -
9oan nno nebmt feline mtoeren.
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NIIcrIci.

Mm 6reitag finbet Die abitim-
l1tung iber oie ShulIteuer bon 80
Gents itott. Nur Steuersabler fou-
men itimmen.
Die 8enobner Ser DiItrifte
ct. &ebmig, SaDers uno Borioa ba-
ben iib fir ausfdreibilng einer
Speaidliduliteuer BON 90 Gents emit
idieoen, UNI cine uIural Sigb
Shool9 IN benz Ditrift ein5uridten.
Durd einen 8Iisidlae wuroe
Dienitog Dos @obnbous bon 90. g.
Burns an Der SftsGImira GtroBe
5lim Yetrage bon $1,000 geiddoiet.
Wnn bat einen Werifaaer
feitgenommen, BON Dem man glaubt,
oaB er 0erienige getueien it, Der ole
bielen faIiden 6eller-@Iornle in Ser
letfett 3eit gegeben bat.
Ser Heger @Dnes, Der in Ger
Slide oes Wehger 9otel BON einenl
anoern Reger idmer pertpunoet iuur.
bet, lit geitorben.
NIr mad]en nlllere Seier nut
Die Mn5eige oes ioe6en eridieilerteil
gnfes BON 9ugo MoeIfer
u@ranb Brairfe~ o~ufnerffam.
Sonntag abenb peranitaltet Ser
9. Y. 2ieoerfran5 in Der ct. Soiepbs
9ale Aeiue MISUNDERSTANDING, be-
itebeno IN aon5ert uno Tbeater-g nf-
fiibrung.
4m Sonntag abenb peranitoltet
Die GaIino- ibr lesfes
San5frdn5hen IN oieier Saiion
Nir iprefen Der 9eboroe oes
@alpeftofer Sdngprfeites ilniern be.
ften Danf fir lle6efienoung elmer
eintrittsforte gu ben Gon8erten aus.
esq.,
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BON Dem ibr llnbeimliden ob I'M
ridtete i'm meitbin in Die Serne.
9ie 8urpllrmolfen alu 9(be1o1im
mel flammten fiefer uno iilbergroll(
Nbenoi6atten itiegen cuff. &arletl
tpar es, ols miiBte tic iih nit SIC
lpolt losreiBen, als miiBte lie melt
meit6in entfliebell.
Der Sremloe ld6elte tribe, gerool
als erriet er lire @eoanfen NIT Der
feineu 5iiblerll Der Seele.
lite uber bate, iiberroIdt DOT
Der Spro6e bes Sremoen. i'm III.
tereiiiert angeblidt u11o lagte nm
leiie:
y@ir idaben 10 menig oos, mos
mir beiibell. 3tr i'm ltnerrei6borell
ipdbnen mir infer @liid."
o@liid2" m~ieberbplte ser iGmor-
&c Morm laneiam. ugliden Sie
BORT binab, meine 8amen. Sehel1
Sic luie oie @benoalut IN BEN areu-
sen mo Sni6riften oes SrieoGoies
blinft, mie oos Sonneltgelod iibsr
oas braune 6aihelgolb Der oiirrell
5er6ltblatter iagt, Tim mie cin Sand,
ST Derloiden, 10 tit es nit Dem
8liif, oas aaein bort nlten bel Den
8rabern it,"
Sic irren", entgeenete lite nit
leuhtenoen augen, IN oeuen iid
goloig Ser @ioeridein oes Cages
ipiegelte, ooas 2eben, oas leudten=
De, itrablenbe 2eben o1ein bringt inns
Oas @liid, meinlt 0u nidt ollG,
4orleen? Sieb llur bort in oie Mol-
fen binein rielengroB baut iid % has
goloene Sor. oas uns alien often
ltebt, oas Sor bes 2ehens."
.Nur fir Die, Die obne Shulo uno
6eble," murmelte Der Wann ounpi
5uriid.
(6ortiesullo folat.)
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Dor Ser Bar.

q. s. 9ropn, elm MnpoIt in
Bittsburg, ST., ihreibt: .@ir bran-
6en Or. Sings Nep 2ife Bias ieit
Sobren uno modten ME obne oieieS
bortrefflide Sausmittel iein." Sic
ipirfen @unoer bel Sbiittelfroit, lln-
beromllidfeit, @aaenbeidiperben uno
&opfihmer5en. % Cts. BEL oaen
9ruggiiten.
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lite aber bate, iiberroidt BON
Der Spra6e bes 5remoerL i'm in
tereiiiert angeblidt uno lagte MN
-Ipiip.
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Gin traailder @orfaQ wi

Vln ffagllTer Sofrau lDlfp
aus 2nnosbut III 9aperu gemeloet.
0ort bette ein Monn, 3amens &icar-
90, elmer bieier &iinftler, sic es Der.
ltebelr, irgellbmel6e Soften ooer Sci
Ieln, Die man ibnen altlegt 81 ipreu-
gen, ein Engagement ongenomllell.
lin fir lid mno Die @iibne, auf Der
er itb proon5icren mollte Getlame
81 MAIDEN, batte er auge5eigt, oaB er
gefeiieIt BON einer Bride in Die SIar
ipril9ell mo lid inter 8olier leiner
6eiieln entleoigen meroe. Cine aroBe
Nie1ge batte iif eeiammelt, Inn Dem
Sdmuipiel bei5ltmobnen. Ser Stint
Ter iprang nit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SGn0en ms @aiier, ober Ieine 9llnit
periagte; er tonnte iid Der 5eIIcln
ltid]t entleoioen uno ertront.
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Kantate.
&uman alts Dem 2cipsiger 2e6en bun
InnD @ptbe.
(Gortlebultg.).

Ser Sobn nidte. Seine @e0onfelt
lparen tpeit ob. Sic iu6tel1 ooS per-
lpre1e @liid oo orouBen, irgeflo no
III Der Goritoot inter Goienbeden.
D9n 5iirnit mir ni6t, Sans SIR
GEM"
~9feirr> Softer, mie fonrte i6. Sc
Der tam nur oos geben, mos ct III
9eben bot. Ser cine 5oblt mi
al1pfer ltatt @olo, Der anoere init
le1nem Ser5en uno nit ieinem gan.
SEN @fiid u1o jeber glnltbt, ret6t
be5a6lt gu boben. Sect ober uuui3
ld tort, i'd babe nod cine Sonic.
ren5 nit Dem iungen 2unoareerl,
oellen @eoi6te mirfli6 Elm gliidlid)er
E@riff fir uns morelt. Noielt, 8a-
ter"
oaoielt, mein Sobnl" ST. rib
einem plobliden Slttpulie foloeno.
Den Sobn an lein Ser5 l1no Ga lpar
es ibn1, ols fiele cine beige Crane
aus oes Sob1es Mltgen olf ieillt
@onge. llno oieie ardlle brallate
mob mie fliiiiiges 5euer, nadoen1
Sans Sureel1 i6on lon9e nit ldiue.
rell lniloell Sbritten Oas 3ilhmer
perlolien.
9riiben I'M sllbertporf pereliibte
Die Come.
Ser aommer5ienrat ioB, Sen aopi
IN beioe 5anoe geltiibt. gr iob &c
nidt. Gr iab llur INNER poa idlred
ltder &lorbeit ous @nbe, Dos &C.
fiirftete G1loe trob aller Opfer rr>
a%inoesliebe uno init groBen 2etterl
Itdn0 oaritber &antQtel
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Gffene GfarriteGe.

Sie uepougelii6e proteitontiihl
@emeiloe 8lrn beilieen @eiit" ii
5rieori6shlrg, ludt eilleu 8oItor
@ebalt $500 ooS Sobr auBer Gebe1
einfiinften. 9emerber mollen Ii6 bal.
oiglt melOeu bel
Garl Silfer,
6rieori6sburg Seros
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&iible mnb semiitlid|e Somnter=&e
fDrfe

fino aablrei6 in -Midisau.
uWi6igon I'M Sommer" 8ud nit
giloern uno gei6reibungen, fret mir
2eute, melbe Serien=Geiien plonen.
Sdreibt an s. 81. 8airo, &. g. Mgt.,
219 @lamo 8lo5a, San @ntonio, Ser.
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Sn Center Yoint wuroe blrrd)
einen Soeeliturm GROCER Sdanen
uneeribtet.