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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
SUNDAY GAME
WILL BE PLAYED BETWEEN
REGULARS AND COLTS.
Fans WIN Have First Opportunity u
Witness League Ball
Here.

Fans will have the first opportuh-
ity to see the Indians work out next
Sunday when .he Regulars Will line
up against the Colts Manager Coop
er has arranged the game for Sunday
afternoon, and il is expected that
fandom will be out enmasse TO see
the players. The pitchers have not
been selected but it is expected ev-
|ery ringer will be given an oppor-
tunity TO work out.
Regular practice was held this
morning at the park. and again this
afternoon Manager Harry Cooper
trotted out his players for another
drill. In the squad there are some
hefty ball players, and IL is the opin-
lon that the other three teams will
have TO have a classy team TO out
distance Paducah.
Last night Jesse Quinn, a pitcher
signed up with the Indians. Quinn
has been with the Memphis Southern
league club, and he is expected to
set the league afire. Quinn was held
by Memphis until the final limit OF
players, and then the team sought
to hold a string on him. In Quinn
Ewing Harris and Grain. the Indians
have three strong pitchers. in whom
the fans may have confidence.
Nearly all the squad have arrived
but few stragglers are expected 90
come into camp tonight
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

River Forecast.
The river here viii rise today and
come 10 a stand.
Today's Arrivals.
HI ]. s. from Cairo.
Dick Fowler from Cairo.
Ohio from Golconda.
Cowling from Metropolis.
Richardson from Clarksville.
Lowry from Evansville.
Today's Departures.
Dick Fowler for Cairo.
Ohio for Golconda.
Cowling for Metropolis.
Richardson for Nashville.
! Clyde for Waterloo, Ala.
Lowry for Evansville.
River and Weather.
The guage az 7 O'Clock this morn
ing marked 1876, a rise OF O.2 In %
hours. Weather clear and warm: /:
business good.
Notes and Personals.
The. Nashville did not arrive until
5:45 o'clock yesterday evening and
left for Nashville. Tenn, at 1915.
one had goOd "TRIP.
The ]. n. Richardson arrived a
few hours late today from Carksvllle
and departed for Nashville with a
good trip.
The John L. Lowry was the Evans
vile packet today. doing a good bus
mess.
The John S. Hopkins will be to-
morrow's boat for Evansville.
The Cowling was In on time from
Metropolis this morning and after
noon. doing a good freight and pas
senger business.
and passenger list from Golconda to-
day.
The Bgan got away for Caseyville
this morning for a tow OF coal.
The Clyde is receiving freight and
will leave at 6 O'Clock this evening
for Waterloo. Ala. she will carry
out her u ual big trip.
The Kentucky Is due tomorrow
night from Riverton. Ala.
Bernard Enders went out as cub
pilot on the Dick Fowler this morn
ing.
Dennis Smith, pilot on the Dick
Fowler, was called to Union City
Tenn, by the serious illness OF his
aunt. His place Is being filled by
Ike Hawkins
Capt Henry Baker. local mana
ger OF the Aver K Lord Tie COM
pany, says 1000 for the main span
of the proposed Burlington bridge
will do. but riyermen Wall take all
over that they can get. He Is In
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS OF THE UNION

The members OF the carpenters
union entertained their friends last
night with smoker at the Central
Labor hall. The entertainment was
Informal. but a pleasant evening was
enjoyed. Music was enjoyed during
the evening and refreshments were
served. The contractors OF the city
were guests Of the carpenters dur
ing the evening.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
Kenfuckg Kernels

Local option election at Fulton.
Fulton Elks will celebrate July 4.
Graded school carried at Mt. Eden.
Forest fires in Kentucky noun
tains.
Daughters OF America meet at Fal-
mouth.
Cutworms are destroying corn in
Barren.
Louisville received hogs with
cholera.
Lucien Lyme. Lexington jockey. ill
at Brussels.
Carlisle and Nicholas celebrate
rat killing day"
Forty-three graduate in dentistry
at Louisville college.
Floyd Frazier to be hanged at
Whitesburg tomorrow.
James Duckworth, 76, committed
suicide. in Harrison county.
Jim Pennington gets nine years at
Manchester for killing Bill Clark,
Robert Henry wounds clem Rob
erts In fight in Eastern Galloway.
Cumberland general assembly
meets at Dickson. Tenn, tomorrow.
Kentucky and Tennessee coal mer-
chants meet tomorrow at Memphis.
Jackson Morris. assistant secre-
tary of state, made secretary TO gov
ernor.
Arthur Miles. married man. who
killed Bessie Stiff at Louisville, sen
fenced to hang.
Governor G,enn, OF North Caro-
ina, who speaks here Thursday, Is
at Louisville tonight.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
HOOKING FILES SUR.

Columbus. Ohio. May is-Tho
iiooking Valley Railroad company
today nled salt In the Uaited states
circuit court at Springfield. asklng
for an Injunction against the re-
.ooivcr OF the railroad. who were
appointed yesterday by Common
Pleas Judge Kinkcad. restraining
the receivers from any action until
the question OF lurisdicti,u b. set
tied. The bill makes n, J. Boolh
and John NJ sheets. the receivers.
and Howard Warrington. 4. r.
Westfan. y a. Schoeii.nEer. stock
holders. the respondents
a temporary order is asked pend
ing the decision of Judge staer ln
the matter
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
ON MAKING A MURDERER.

DR.. Hyde's excellent defense OF
himself. is what convicted him, ac-
cording TO the twelfth juryman, who
was convinced OF the doctors guilt
by a review of Hyde's statement
that he bought cyanide ten times and
couldn't remember from whom he
bought II. .-t
Hyde's case is an abnormal one OF
q type. not altogether uncommon.
Our Sunday school teachers used 20
tell us we must not think evil. That
was supposed 70 be because II was
naughty. Psychologists since have
gone wild about ''suggestion", but
Psychologists now understand some
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

Stenographer Kerby. who exposed
confidential dictations- in the Office
OF the secretary Of the interior, says
he has been offered a position by
the Newspaper Enterprise associa-
ton. Somehow, the sort of news
paper enterprise Stenograpber Kerby
has been guilty Of does not appeal
to US. II he is unfaithful to his en-
pioyer as a stenographer, who knows
what he would do TO a newspaper for
tsay) 80 pieces OF silver?
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

fayor Of coo foot span aud for
the bridge 20 be built 20 feet clear
OF the high water mark
Capt Bflly Edwards has recovered
from the measles aIhi vill go out
on duty on the clyde tonight Capt.
Austin Owen was at the wheel In
Capt Edwards place during his M
ness.
Plans of the Burlington bridge
over the Ohio at Metropolis are oa
hle al the s. A. Fowler Supply com
pany and will be gladly shown 10 all
rlvermen who are ANXIOUS 10 sce
them.
Capt. Baker was the guest OF
Master Mechanic Nash AZ the Hll-
nols Central railroad shops yester-
day afternoon when a broken shaft
was welded together with the Thur
= man process. The operation ~ done
quickly and Is an interesting sight
The prOcess makes the shaft strong
er than Il Is originally
Pittsburgh was rather startled
sunday when she read an address
on floods made by Chairman George
n Maxwell OF the National Irriga-
ton association. last night. In part
Mr. Maxwell said: within 90 years
from now Pittsburgh VIII have a
food which VIII go five or ten feet
higher than any you have ever had
and this condition will put YOU In
somewhat the same condition as was
Paris recently. That city had high
floods before. but the people only
protected themselves for the time
being. never seeming TO think about
the future. They paid for II. You
have had high floods and protected
yourself against them. and you now
seem 10 look on them as part OF the
yearly calendar. You do not know
whom YOU will be I'm the grip OF such
q food as waS experienced In Paris.
You have now the time and oppor-
tunity during the summer months 10
become active In the fight against
floods. II Is up to you. citizens OF
Pittsburgh -
Capt. Austin Owen has shipped on
the towboat LYDIA and will pilot her
up the Tennessee to load ties to-
morrow.
The handsome excursion steamer
J. S. arrived from Cairo at o'clock
this morning in command OF Capt
John Streolfus. her owner. A few
weeks ago a fine soda fountain was
added to the lower deck besides the
one on the second floor at the dane
ing haAl. She left at 3 o'clock this
afternoon for Metropolis with an ex-
cursion party and Is due back at
6: 30 O'Clock this evening. At 81
O'Clock tonight she will carry an ex-
curslon to Metropolis, arriving there
at 10 O'Clock and returning at 11.3Ol
o clock. A band and orchestra will
furnish music. She will depart to-
morrow for Evansville. Ind, and re-
madn up the Ohio for ten days, be-
fore going to Nashville. Tenn. From
there she will go to ST. Louis and
thence to her home port, Davenport.
I0Ua
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

The Owensboro Enquirer says:
"The tax rate of Owensboro. 81, Is
high. But II is not the fault OF the
present administration. Moreover
. citizenship Is not so much concern
ed with the height or the lowness
Of the tax rate as II is with what II
got for It and because OF It,"
Owensboro has a lower property
assessment and a tax rate OF 10
cents on the hundred dollars higher
than Paducah's. II Owensboro. whose
municipal improvements the last two
years cannot be compared with Pa
ducah's. is satisfied, the people of
Paducah ought to call themselves
blessed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

The frost has killed the fruit crop;
tobacco plants are scarce in the Black
Patch; and now comes the report
that cut worms are running the corn.
Presently the boil weevil and the
wheat blight will be getting in their
work. II we had never heard these
cslamitous predictions before, we
would say let the comet come; We
shall starve to death, anyway.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

mother. AS yet little Miss Crawford
has not seen her great-great-grand-
mother. but in few weeks 1t Is ex-
pected to have picture made Of
this family group.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

OF course, 1t is encouraging, SO
to speak. TO reflect that Mercury
and Venus have been closer the
comet than the earth will be, and
both are shining on" but we have
lost most Of our vanity. We are
not worrying about our shine any
more.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
Steamboat Builder Dead.

Galllpolis. o.. May ls.-Captain b
T Enos, eighty-hve years old. known
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans as a
builder OF steamboat machinery. died
suddenly at his home here early to-
day.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

Caught all that about the "de-
scending node" "perhelion." ''plane
Of the elipsis'' and transit of the
sum-" did you?
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

Spectacularly, Europe is getting
all the best of 1t. They get to see
Roosevelt, King Edwards funeral
cortege and the transit of the comet.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

Personally appeared before me
the 3rd day of May. 1910. r ID.
MacMaIlen. Business Manager OF The
Sun. who afirms that the foregoing
is a true and correct statement OF Its
circulation for the month OF April
1910, to the best Of his knowledge
and belief.
v PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public
. Ny commission expires Januar,
1e,, 1912. s.-..ts
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
The Weather

Fair tonight and Thursday;
warmer Thursday. Temperature to-
day; Maximum, az; minimum, -.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

And, then, remember It will dam
age the comet Just as much as It Will
the earth, II they collide.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

II rrss ONLY A HnADACMn.
Why Cornelisons neaoache Liver Pill
VIII cure that 10 cents. Guaranteed
by AL druGGfstA
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
Daily Thought
..t A..s -

Not what God gives, but what He
~ takes
Uplifts us to the holiest height;
on truths rough crags life's current
breaks
To diamond light Alice Cary.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

Another little girl In Paducah has
the distinction OF being the fifth link
OF family OF FIVE living generations.
The girl is little Miss Bertha Virginia
Crawford, the five-months-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Craw-
ford. 1119 Clay street Her great
great-grandmother is Mrs. A. P. Tur-
'ner, OF Robards Henderson county.
and she is S3 years old. Mrs. James
NJ. Gentry s1S Clay street, is the
grandmother OF the little girl, while
Mrs. Matte Lee 1133 North Thir-
|teenth street, Is the great-grand-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

Eighth and Husbands streets was
the scene Of a colored panic this
morning, when a small fire broke out.
The comet, which was below the hor-
izan, extended its tail In a magnifi-
Gently weird arc from the line where
the earth and sky meet in the east
TO the very zenith OF the heavens,
while the sun rose into a clear sky,
It's light gradually creeping up the
borderland between night and day,
and absorbing the hazy outlines OF
the comets tail in a blaze OF glory,
as the fire department. with changing
gongs dashed around the corner. The
colored residents thereabout hadn't
slept we'll last night, and were up
early to see what they might see.
Their eyes were fixed on the celes-
tial phenomena. and the possibility
had just occurred to most Of them
that the comet might have struck the
earth somewhere back of Brookport
and set 1t on fire, when the FIRE de-
partment appeared. That put the fin
lshing touches TO the idea and in
their imaginations they saw Paducah
burning and an end to the world.
The firemen report almost riot dur
l ing the panic.
The fire broke out early his
morning in a small restaurant
adjoining the grocery. and quickly
spread to the attic OF the building.
Patrolmen Gillett and Baldridge dis
covered the blaze and gave the alarm
When the firemen reached the scene
the blaze was burning briskly and II
required considerable water to drench
the fire. The stock in the building
was thoroughly soaked with water.
The loss is estimated at about $500
with $500 insurance.
Mr.. bennington Is a former patrol
man, but resigned from the police
force last December. He was Ill to-
day as a result OF the exposure re-
ceived at the fire this morning trying
to save his books.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

The near approach OF Halley's
comet caused Chief OF Police Sing
cry no small amour. OF worry this
morning when his cook refused to be
on hand for work, fearing the end of
the world would come sometime to-
day. Use goin' to stay home wifi
my ma tomorrow" she told Mrs.
Singery last night after she had fin-
ished her work. "Ef dat dar comet
OF Mistah Halley's hits dis old worl'
ole Gabriel will toot his horn and
dere won't be nuffin left; so Use go
in to stay at home tomorrow" All
means of persuasion were without
results and this morning she didn't
appear for breakfast. About s
o'clock she put in her appearance
and with a broad grin. said: "Missus
Singery. Ise got to studdin' bout dis
here comet and 1t looked powful
bright today. so Ise just decided 20
come to work"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

YOU DON'T HAVE To WAIT.
Every dose makes you feel better. Lax-
Fos keeps your whole insides right
sold ON the Money-Back plan every
where. Price Soc
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18

The first OF a series OF get togeth-
er dinners was held yesterday at the
Palmer House by the members OF the
Paducah local board of fire insur-
ance underwriters. A delightful din
ner hour was enjoyed. and as a re-
suit 1t is planned to hold the din
ners every month. They will be for
the purpose OF the fire insurance
writers becoming better acquainted
socially. The dinner was impromptu
and was enjoyed by all present. Mr.,
Eli G.. Boone was POSTMASTER and a
number OF impromptu talks we're de-
liyered. Those present were:
Messrs. e. G. Boone. Wallace Well
Frank Boone. Frank B. Smith. C. Z
Jennings. s. T. Randle, Thomas T
Nicely. Al Foreman and w. p. Hum
mel.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-18
Some Stories Around the Town.

Mr.. Joseph Elsey Bridgewater, of
LaCenter, a son of Mr.. J. E. Bridge
water. was the valedictorian of his
class at the Marshall Training
school in San Antonio. Texas. The
exercises were held
last night and the Kentucky lad
acquitted himself with credit. BY
virtue OF his finishing with first
honor he will receive a scholarship
in the University of Texas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Elm. 9eiptalidftit, bic man jenn an puppsn ni4t &C.
p5bnt in. Rdfd Gilt Re bdnn IN tieferes HBaHtr nnisI
l4mntnben gtfptsuus.n in Der RiatuHs Der Sdnsso@ie
hires &6rpers.
3ebn Sag. buuert bas quppenRaDium unb nun snt.
fdlupft i6r BIZ. fsrtiss Bride. Die Huderpaut rsiBt VI
tiHti Tf1Srts;aes GtaIt aaf unb be 2aat ber hdngenpsh
puppe erm0aIi6t Is Der dnsssbiIbeten Wtids, oireit IN
bic aufi ~selGngen su t6nn.n. auras 3tit ru9t re aI
Der idipimmsnben pnppenbaut, uul an Der Butt be pelpe
Suut erbdrtsn gu laHsn, Sann fIisst fs in bas Sutinssr
hinaus.
SIS 1T I.i&t ertlGrlid. bB Bel elmer icl4sn r,id9sr
giablaas unb Der f9nelen gnttpidlpng in feuht tuarInen
Sobren, aef0rbers bur6 b. bann iiberoll porbanoensn
Waiisriaden unb SGinpel, ~unsebeure URidsnifiparrne
a~uftretsn t6nnsn. SauIsnbs uHb Wailionen bon ihnta
b~erlaFsn banH bic iommerlid blratpdrmten gspaHeif,,
@tntrationen foIaen ouf 9ensrationen nnb erfullen OF
noltcneleif bic 2uft, iieigen fGulsnartig in rnerriebs
lidsn Sdtparmen in bic SSbe, fobab man fe fur auIs
1eigenbe Rautidusn baIien lam. anf unb ab tanSei
bic S4pGrms an ben lauen Gpnmerdbennelt, balo 1tepeh
lie bpd in Der auft iiber ben @ipfsln Der 9aun,e, ban1
pieber f9ipanien lie i'm leiien 5dude bes Ibenofpirot5
bin tnb Ser. Diefs 6arotttrifijds 4rt bes 1Sanasns'
pber yGeissns1 tpirb oft uls Bttterprosnpl. %betrae1tft.
60 iagt bas fhpGbii6e 2unbpolt: 81 tpirb suat Wett:f,
d Sdndte seiset".
Der f9atfe, %iunnmenbe Son, ben bic peibliden
Midfn berpprbrinaen, ipirb tbtils bnrb bic SdlDin9uns
gen Der Sligsi, tbeiIs burd in S6pin9ung berlsbte
Gtidmen in Der 8ruIt trrpprgsrufen unb bieies sStn%
gen., ~beIoubsrs in Der D%unt,beit Der Ru6t, rdubt ben
MenTden in ben idtuilen SOiumernoatfunoen ben p
beib erIe9ntsu Sdlaf.
Meit mebr IdGbisenb ais bic 9efp6bnliden Wiitsl
ipirten ~bieienisen @rten Der @atung Anopheles auf ben
MenIfen Elm, ba fe bic llebertragung bes Wfaldriapards
iiten bepirten. OieIe Midenart lit tpett iber Der Sroe
~perbreitet; lie tputmt in @e9efben Dor, in bsnen nod 5eue
bic UtaIariu bcrri9t. in ben Rieberungen GROCER StrDnie,
in gerinser an5abl audi an iplden Srter, bic friibsr BON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
sspm apnbpner aritaapaIaR.

Der aonbcuer ariRanpuIojt. emf cine gBtliberibnfs
Belt. in ipeber offers g~egtufunb S~ffsntliher gsiprdds
unb g,rbaubluus.H %esiporbsn; in Der grsfis II BET BON
beFirfpprtste plon aufSetaudt. ibn uniaugsfaltsn urb ihn
biird bousrnbe ausFslungsu unb neue 8duttn 5i tilr
Mtt MitfsIpuntt bes Msitsgebanteas jill rIGdeR. Sies
fou in Der Meifs seiteben, bab iehs Der lberiteiidsn
Rolonien bier einen eiseneu papiaon. baltH lob, mo fe
lire Qonbeser3eueniHe nnb TIRE n~atIrliden Siltsquelen
~ousfent. Cine @aLsrie bon Bitten unb gilbidIllel bon
Beribmtbeiten iener Gambler ion cine art iolonialsr Wa!s
baua ~bdrffeIen. gIs neuer @ebnnte tau6t babel auI,
rsgelndbise S4ilerfabrtsu nud ben aberieettten brttts
f6en Beiibuneen bon 2onbon aus 81 bsrdHttdlten, nm
bic Susenb Der &oloniei unb bic bes Wlltierlanoes ems
amber nGber au bringen. Cine nSonig gouarosSttts
tung", nab BEN bsrfprberen 8Onig %bendnnt, ipirb be
Mtttel b::rsu aufbrinsen. lin BEN Gan5en cine thhans
sielle l~lnterlase gu eebtn, lou Der &rtfalpalatt in pie
SGnbe elmer srpBen Gttiengeielt9dft bon 10000 Dlits
aliebern tpmner, bon bersn ieoes cine Mttie 81 elnem
pfunb aMf 2sbens3eit nbGIt. 9ian min Sbeottr, Rons
sertbaae unb Observation-Disclosures babel btfteben
laHen, aber man bofft ppr dleri. duf Der obengenanntet
Grunbldae unS nit benz ~nationalen Iashdn9eihllo BEN
ariFdlpalaTt neles 2ebei einSuflOben. limb bas 1T
n0tbig. Dem bic Gefddfte sinsen i9pn lett Ginger
3tif idledt, unb bic 8efir6tuug parb lalt, bab bic
geTanlmten @rInbe bes Palaifes nit ben pra4tbolsn
@drtsn i'm llmfana bon mebr als 5000 UT %pertauft tpiirs
ben unb bdnn in bic SGnbe Der Bauipetulatibn ~eerietben.
ssGr bas beutise 9ersnasunssleben bon 2opbon liest Der
ettpa Is &iloneter i'm Siben bel Der Srtihatt Shoens
BAN selesene @isienbal gu tuetN e%ntfernt. Jn5ipti9en
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paldIe sugenpmmen; insbeIpnoere III Der itdrffe Bett
bctuerb in Der rgDsiBsn @tabt" ~sutitunSeu, bic in Shepz
berD's Bulb i'm gBeiten nunrnebr felt brsi SSabrsn beftdn<
big nsue gts fsaunsen seiste. 9os CAB es friher hidt.
als Der 8riitaapalait, aus benz Bacterial Der Snbna
tries4usftelung bon 1851 erbaut, erpffret tpirbe, iparb
er febr ~6ttpanbert. Der 8al aus glas -nnb Glen, bic
austeaunscn BARN, Der srobe 8onSertiaal unb bic mas
leriI6en S0fe nit ben ar9itettursN adahnungsn, bas
mar stpas gang Eelss. Sober Srernbs tnuBte ben Cons
bon.r &riitalpaluF sefeben baben; man abmte i'm i'm
ausIanb na4; 70 1T Der 9iindensr ausiteaunsspalatt
bic @Grten unb bic bier bsfinbli6sn Gammlungen gu ben
Gebsnstpirbigteiten 2pnbons. Sir bic srpBe Mlense limb
beute bic Sduptan5iebuns bes &riitaQpalaites bic deuers
merle, bic am 9onnerstdg unb Samstas dbsebrannt tpers
ben, SOlHe Der ubise plan a~ussefiibrt tperben, 10 tpiirbe
man aud cine neue eletrtife 8abn bauen, ba bic beutiz
gen gerbinbunsen nidt i~ibermGBis 9iinitig finb. 9as
1T abtr cine &leinisteit, benin, mo es iih nm Elm neues
lntsrnebmen NIT benz 9ehport imperial bunbslt, part
man beute in 2pnbon ten gelb.
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Sod,seitsacbrdmbe in aamernn.

SIN algerneinen eroirbt bel ben gegerb0lfern Ifrifas
Der Wlant Elm Neib babrrd, baB sr es bon benz @epalt
baber, b. +. in erfter Qiuie BPM Batter pber, tpenn beier
tpbt ii, bon benz nddIten mdnnliden 8ertpanbtsr, tauft.
Srrd) iolhen &duf iperben bic Srau Ielber, bic aus Der
She krpprgebenben &inber ilnb oIles, mas bic sSrau in
Der @begemeinffaft eripttbt, Gisenthun bes Mannes.
Bel einisen Stdrnntet &aUeruns sie6ts neben bieier
aagemein iibliAen Sprm Der @beidleBlns bur9 antauf
beg Weibes aus eigenen Wlitteln bes Mlannes nod cine
~bsipnoere 4rt, bic Bel ben Sululeutsn ilnbr 9ialas
rGila" senannt pirb. Gin ipo6lbabenber Taann fault
einern Grmeren Elm Neib. SeIes ipirb glei9fals Gige1s
thum bes @berannes, aber bic &inber gebDren benz
Sdiifer, unb rlr tpern n,ehrere Sinber aug Der Gbe bers
porsehen, tritt cine Sbeilung bon 21 sipiiden benz 8due
fer unb benz Batter Elm; lebterer erbGit elm Sritef bes
Raufgelbes fir bic MGo9en.
0ur4aus Deridisben BON bitien @epflosenbeien unb
ein3ig in ibrer art bol5iebt fb bic Gbei9Iiebung BET ben
8alunbu, Die i'm WsinOunessebiete bts 0leme gu beibsn
Seiten bieies 6lufes fiben. 8ei ben 8dlunbu giebt es
Rbjuius. b. {. @enoTenf6aftsn, unb Sipdr getrennt iol6e
fur Nidnner utp fir 5rauer. Die W~fitglieber taufen
f9 in cine ober aud uebrere gibiuius Elm unb ermerben
baburd bas geht sur 9beilnabne an beren Giblnaen
uRo 5ettsela9en, gereben ben S6ub bes Nbiuju unb
%uHterfteben bsiien Redtiprehuns. Wiq fi3 nun Elm 8as
iunol Serbsirathen, 70 ip.nbst er fa an has gbiuju, benz
feline auserforene ansebort, unb nit bieIem pirb bic
9pbs bes 8aufssloes. meif in Getalt bon Bum au cinern
SeitseIase, p%ereinbart. 9urd bic 3ablana bes 8aufs
9elbes iettens bes Wldnres ipirb bic s5rau aber nitt bes
Weanres @isenthum. sic tbelt spar bic .belide Sc,
musinidaft NIT ibm nnb mub fir i'm %orbeiten, fam i'm
aber teoer 3eit %DerlaHsn; baufis erpddft bdrdus fir baS
gybiull niht sinrnal bic 8erpflidtuns. bas &aufsetb an
ben Dsann 5uriidsu5aRlen. De aus Der Gbs berbors
gsbsnbea &inber psrben eleidfans nidt g~isentbnnt bes
giaunes, ionSern bss Rbiuiu, BEN bic Mutter aaaseb1rts.
9ts SoPne ipsrSsn, iobolo ie ertpddftn iiub, ibrs eisenen
9srrsn, bic Maabden bleiben in benz Rbiuiu, benz BEL ibrer
gsrbtiratbuns aud tpieber Der 8aufpreis sufGat. rGs
liset duf Der Sanb, baB bieie RessIuns Der 8erbinbuns
5tpiihen Dlann unb gBeib gu ipiniden iibrig laBt un6
bab aud bic gaIunou bierin cine aenberung %erItreben,
tuObti lie ]aleroii1gs suraeit nod auf g%Bioerfanb bel ben
@siber=Ibiuius itoben. aber i9r @iberaonb pirb ou1
nidt 5u lanse rtebr bausrn unb bonit cine peitere Giaens
tpimltdteit zines RessrpoItes besrdbea fsin.