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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

This afternoon Mrs Philip Moore
president of the General Federation
OF Women's clubs was guest of honor
at two delightful social AFFAIRS. "a
luncheon given at noon. at the Alta
club, by Mrs. G. II. Mcmahon presi-
dent OF the State Federation, and later
at a reception at the home of Mrs. O.
w, T.. Dorsey on First street At the
luncheon given by Mrs Mcmahon, the
guests represented personal friends
OF the guest OF honor, the past and
present directors of the local fedora
ton. and it's delegates TO the last
bienniel The table was decorated in
white and lavender asters. and the
candies and other details were in the
same colors. Covers were laid for the
following besides the hostess and
guest Of honor. Mrs. A. j. Gorham,
Mrs. G. 5. Kinney. Mr.. x u. Neldon,
Mrs. G. +. Allen Mrs G. W. ~
Dorsey. Mrs. r. b. Jones Mrs. A. T.
McCanne. Mrs w V Rice Mrs. w,
II. Blntz. Mrs w. r.. J. Hutchinson, Mr..
Philip Moore and C9I Dorsey
From $3.50 TO $50 this afternoon
Mrs. Philip Moore is guest Of honor
at an Informal reception given at the
home Of Mrs. O. w r. Dorsey So
First street. following meeting 81
the directors and standing COM
mittees at the same place. The rooms
are decorated in the autumn flowers,
asters. dahlias and cosmos being used
in charming effect with various
colors used In the different rooms.
Assisting during the afternoon are
Mrs. John &. Daily, Miss Ethel Paul.
Mrs. Selden l. ClawsOn. Miss Lucille
FRANKIE. Mrs. Beniamip Tibhy Mrs.
Harry G. Cav. Mrs J G. Hooper. Mrs
F, T. Roberts and Miss Marguerite
Rice.
Mrs Harold Peery entertains this
evening at her home in ogden in honor
or Miss Alice Nibley number of salt
Lake friends being invited to attend.
Tho friends of Miss Lillian I. Price
will be interested to learn of her mar
riage to Charles Il. Stuart Of Hunting
ton. Ore. the event having taken place
quietly on Monday. The bride has been
connected with the Packard Free
Library for some time and is one Of
the most popular members Of its
corps Of assistants She leaves with
Mr.. Etuart shortly for Huntington.
ore, where they will make their
home.
Florence and Jennie Brown.
daughters Of L. J Brown, f25 r street.
left today for an extended visit to
Los Angeles and San Francisco They
og by way OF the Southern Pacific re-
turning over the Salt Lake Route.
An event Of social as well as hu-
maintarian interest to take place next
given for the Reading room OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17
co TO DENVER.

Via Oregon short Line Union Pacific.
Los ANGELES LIMITED salt Lake
Denver through standard sleeper serv-
ice. leaving Salt Lake daily at ii:55
a m, arriving Denver 1885 a. m. the
following day. a train OF quality and
a quick trip. city Ticket Office, 1855
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17

Blind at the First CONGREGATIONAL
church on next Tuesday night. A
most delightful program has been ar
ranged. and much interest is being
manifested In the AFFAIR which
promises to equal In success the en-
tertainment given last winter for the
same cause. The affair Us i'm the cap
able hands of Miss Aiinctte Raer.
Miss Florence Kimball and Miss
Loreen Leary.
Miss Ramola King Is hostess at a
bridge tea this afternoon given In hon
or OF Miss Alice Niblcy. tho decora-
lions being CO. American Beauty roses
and about five tables played while a
number Of others will come IN for the
tea. Assisting are Miss Winnifred
Brice and the Misses Gertrude and
Irene Hanson.
Miss Gladys Gerrans and Miss Ruth
Treweck entertained at "a luncheon and
linen shower this afternoon In honor
OF Miss Alton Pace. AN autumn bride.
the decorations being hI yellow with
n3sturtiums and godenglow for the
flowers and other details carrying out
the color. The affair was given at the
home OF Miss Gcrrans. and covers We're
lai1 for the following besides the guest
~ honor: Mrs c. r. Pace, Mis-. Rob
ert Coverdale and tho Misses Grace
Gray, Mildred Jones. Bertha Rolman.
Zina Reese, Mary Johnson. MY Sill
vers, Lydia White and Dora Hall
The Misses blanche and Martha Hem
ders0n entertain this afternoon at a
bridge tea IN honor Of Miss Florence
Halloran and Miss Dorothy Hamburger.
who leave shortly for their sch ools in
the cast, the diningrOom being IN pur-
pie and white astors and the other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17
EXCURSIONS EAST.

Chicago and return. $500 st. Paul
and Minneapolis and return, $500:
dates Of sale, Sept. 1ith and 23rd.
Diverse routes via the Chicago 'and
Northwestern Ry. co. For particu
lars address G. A. Walker. General
Agent, 3S West Second South, salt
Lake city. Utah
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rooms in pink Assisting the hostesses
are the Misses Helen Wilson and Ruth
l3ruGLker and about seven tables will
be played.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II Tibbals viii en-
terrain the Monday night club next
week, the program TO include recitals
Of the various vacation experiences OF
the members and a discussion Of the
effect OF woman suffrage In the east.
The Ladies' Literary club meets next
Friday and the program includes a
study of The Blue Bird" by Maurice
Macterlinck and readings from the
hook To be given by Mrs. William
Igleheart, while the music will include
piano solo by Miss Alice Martin and
a vocal solo by Miss NJ Gail Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Evans entertained
at a 500 party on Thursday, the decora-
tons being in lavender and white as
tors and prizes being won by Miss Joe
Walk and Bruce Wiscomb.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Mae Cornwell and Mr..
Everett Cutler the wedding reception
TO be held at the residence OF Misses
Ida and Annie Felt 233 north First
West, Thursday evening, Sept. %
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
THEIR MORAL STANDING

It's mighty good plan in
electing officers of any kind.
from the lowest 10 the highest.
TO consider well their proposition
on matters pertaining 10 the high
err morals of the land. The fol-
lowing from the Borden Citizen
Is IN accordance with our way of
thinking, and when the people of
this land and country take 10 do
ing according % this suggestion.
there is going 10 be a wonderful
change in things throughout the
state Of Texas:
Membcrsof the Legislature
should be selected with great care
this year. See that your vote
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

j. r. Farrows of Dalhart has
announced himselfas a candidate
for the office of Representative
of the l06th Representative Dis
trict, 10 succeed j. h. Bowman.
who was recently appointed Pr
yate Secretary Of the Governor.
Mr. Farrow has made known his
views of the question of submits
sion, stating that he will support
the measure and is also in favor
of a geological survey of the
Plains and a Panhandle branch
of the Agricultural and Mechani.
cal College.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03


.'''' d ''''''''''''.. WIN " manu- vi
gan mas been p.as-nR Marching
Through Georgia on the streets
of Houston for a week and that
no physical injury has been in
ficted upon MIN. Houston Post.
Marching Through Georgia?
How DO YOU know what the hand
organ IS PLAYING" By even the
greatest stretch 9f the magma
t.a La. su. man been credited
ul.a knowing Tie various names
uf tae .a.au walls that ema-
nate from ... .r-au grinders
machine
That ta r- been allowed 90
p.ay. ..uo..t.I. fora week is
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
THE MAN WHO WINS

s. Don heart and "a clear brain
are the best assets in the battle
Of life. These are usually the
attributes of those who make for
the larger successes. FAINT
heartedness will cause one %
give up the fight when courage
for a day longer might mean a
sigma. triumph An OF Fife is "a
battle. from the earliest rs the
'asl moment One shD. De-
trained n ths arts and HI.es OF
the soldier The man ssh. wins
does s1 invariably through an
abIit. .l s.e and -asp appor-
tun.ties Many succeed ..rolgh
an ability to make opportunities.
a close adherance 90 details are
also invaluable 30 the one who
hopes % win. None come into
the world without duty calling
them b. some task. Nature
plays a part in fitting men for
the various callings. but with
the individual rests the major
part Of the preparation. Pre-
paredness is the keystone 10
rams larger grasp Of things.
-rful study and training must
ne through and then comes
.lal experience. Many fail
through lack Of patience They
are in too great hurry for results
To DO ones task thoroughly.
conscientiously and with a faith
in the ultimate outcome will land
the goal The man who wins is
the man whom the world beckon
EDWARDS. The man who wins is
the one who has found life duty
and good 10 gaze upon. The man
who wins is the one who has
made il possible for this article
10 be- written in the new world.
surrounded by all the emoluments
OF an advanced civilization All
hail the man who wins. Let
his kind multiply and fll AL
hooks and crannies 81 the
earth.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
A WEST TEKAs NAN

Hon. a. s. Hawkins. as is well
known Co many OF our readers is
iu the race for L.ea.anar. Cover
nor OF Texas. and "a. ue Us q west
Texas man with urs elias m5i-
tiw and O. conscientious worker
for IBIS people. Wa fee. .ha. De
would be O capable and worthy
man for The office. The Ava
lancne has n0 special object in
view while presenting these few
remarks, more than We are for a
man from this section of the
State If everything else is equal
and we believe in this case they
are. Mr.. Hawkins has served
the people of West Texas in a
public way at different times
during the past fifteen years and
has made good on the job. We
are heartily in favor Of the West
Texas man every time, and be
will no doubt make a safe land
lng in the july primaries.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

The passenger station now IN
der way Amarillo will be one OF
the best on the entire system.
1t is being built upon the great
est foundation ever laid in Am
arillo, and the superstructure is
in keeping with the ground
plans. That the Santa Fe is do
ing nothing by halves is appar-
ent 70 all who have visited the
new building. They are all fire
proof and stable even 10 the min
utest detail.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

reads for no man who is not will
ing 90 allow the people TO rule.
We want no autocrats in our Leg
islature who will violate the sac
redness Of platform demands and
who will not allow the people a
vote upon any measure on which
they may desire 10 voice their
sentiments Vote for no man who
is not willing 10 submit the pro-
hib.uou issue toa vote of the peo-
uIe
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

The Christian Herald, of Chi
cage. H.. has purchased the sub
scripuon list and good will Of the
Home Herald formerly the Ram s
Horn. and has merged the latter
into the Christian Herald. These
We're both strong papers. in con
demning the wrong and uphold
ing the right. and united. il will
no doubt make a much stronger
fight for the principles Of higher
morahties and Christianity.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

An elegant general office builC
ing Of concrete stone and brio
is said 90 be one of the improve
ments of the Santa Fe for Am
arillo in the near future. Al
though official confirmation of
this fact is lacking, yet it is
believed 90 be well founded, and
that the new building viii be
located across the tracks from
the present office building and
near the elegant passenger sta
ton now nearing completion.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

We understand a large amount
of building material will soon ar
rive here for the line of road
from this place 10 Texico.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

Paris, France, is in the grip Of
a great food. The loss Of prop
erty and life is appalling and the
end is not set.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

j W. Beal of the Beal ranch in
\ oakum county, was in the city
saturday trading with our mer-
chants and hauling feed 70 the
ranch.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

j.. kimhro. OF Piainview, was
here on business last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
A DISCOVERY

Il may be Of interest 10 some
Of our friends Of the ice country
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

Jack johnson OF Post CITY, wa,
here FRIDAY.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-26
Sen 9epeihen 5ufplqe lit

Den 0epei den 5ufolge lit
ss auf Dem Wasoeburger io5iaIoemos
tratiiden Sue gu sinem offenen 8ruh
spiften benz iiiobeutihen une oem
nprooeutIben 5liisel getOmmen. 0as
mar aber niht gebels ShuIo. Dte'er
bate cine pretItiinoige Reoe gehalten,
in tpelter er bic iiiooeutIten Gunos
tagsabesoroneten Iharf seibeIte, oab
iie fir Budget gerlpiIliguneen itimms
ten uno pamit ben biirgerliten Stdat
onertannten, aber tr tpollte es porldue
fig bel oieIer NbtanSelung beipenoeR
laHen unb ertldrte iih entIdteoen gegen
ben Mntrdg, Die 3urehtgetplelenen Sp=
sialiiten aug Der Yartei aussuitoben.
Setnes Geioens lpe9en tonnte er aber
niht alien Stbungen beilpobren, uno
an einem Sage, oa er dbrpeieno mar,
Iebten Die rdoitalen Wtitolieoer etnen
Nntrag burt, pslher ertldrte, bdb
Sp5ialiiten, bic i'm 2anotage fir gup.
getoertpiQieunoen itimmen, oamit ila
ielbIt aus Der 9artei dusIhlieben. Qlls
Nntport perIieben alIe iiDDeutften
So3idltiten, unter Der 5ibrun9 oes
Or. 5rante, Der 'ih ols Elm iebr fdhiger
Mlann ertpieien bat, ben Stgun9siaaI.
nahbem ibr fSiibrer ertldrt bate, RAP
Die IiiooeutIten So3iaIi'ten ben Sss
ihlub Der Sdgung unbeahtet lahen
perben. 2lls ReIultat 1T pordus5uIez
ben, olB SuooeutihIunb cine itarte To-
sialt'tiIhe Delegation nah Dem ndtz
ten R:thstag entienoen piro. Die
norDoeut1hen So3ialtIten blgesen
biirFten fernerbin feline Grobsrungsn
MAIDEN. Sebr 8ieIe. bic bisber fir
Io3taliittI6e Qbgeorbnete aeitimmt bds
ben, I'm gegen Die ausbsuteriihen 9ods
3OQe 81 pr0teitiren, tperoen bel ben
Reihstdgslpahlen GnDe nGtIten Sab
res Die lirtsitehenoen birqerlic.n 9ors
teien unteritiiBsn, oenn lie iperoen nidt
8u9eben molten, oab lie nit ihrem DO
tum sur SosidloemotrdtIs iiber9ehen,
Doer nit Qnosrer Worten: bic WtilIips
nen BON yfitlGufern, lpel6e friiher bos
To3iaIbemotratiIhs @otum i'm Reihss
tage angefdpelIt babsn, lueroen aus
bIsiben. Wenn lie, ME gu boffen 1T,
anidIuB an bic 8pItsportei uno Die
0eutIdfreiiinnigen iuheH, 70 fam
man Die SpaItung in Maooebur9 a!s
Elm befrieoigenoss uno erfreuliaes Grz
eignib betrdhten.
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@as mill HOOiepelt?

Die obigs Srags piQ ni6t bsritums
men. Der 3peifsl, Der iit bsmsrtbar
matt, se1t oubin, oh Rooi:pelt sine
iolh groBe RoQe in Der Yolitit fpielt,
um Der Qutior gu bienen, ober Oh er
ouf einen neuen YrGTbentihafts. Ser
min binarbeitet. Wir gIou6en in 9ss
aug auf GeBteres berubisenofte auss
tunft 8ener geben gu tOnrsn, peihe
BON elmer RooIeoeItiden &onbibdtur
Iolh ihlimme 0tn9e fir bic Republit
befiirhten. Wenn Rooieo.It nit pem
erpdbnter plane Iih trdgt, oanu tbut
er QQes, mas moglih 1T, um nitt
gum 3iele gu gelangen. Wsr bic min
Bette aenntniB BON unferen politiihen
9erbdltniFen beiiBt, Der peib, oob bic
Polititer in 8s3ug auf grGiiDents
fhafts= =HominutiOner tpenio an Maf]t
eingebiibt baben. Gus 9ubIitum bat
niemaIs ben WabIen 3ipets GntTens
bunQ bon 0ele8aten our Raticnulsaon.
pentiou pieI geudtung gei6ertt. Sn
5oIge oeFen bebsrrI6en Die polititer
in groBem Mabs bic prdIiosntf6uftss
Pominotionen. Rooispelt BAT Qber
Gaes getbar, um bic polititer ouFs
QeuBerits gu rei3en. 9as tbut man
niht, fpeRn man prGIibent tperben
min.
Die SeIbItloIgtsit beg grz9rGfbens
ten ieuhtst aud aus Der Cffenbeit bers
Dor, nit ipelher sr Iein politiIAes Bro
gramm unterbreitet. 9as III ebenFaQs
ni6t bic GspfIo9en9eit BON YrGFpentz
fhaftsz zaanbibaten. 9ieIe balten Tb
m6glihit i'm 8untlen. Sie reDen poM
oisl, I'm bic 4ufmertiamteit oes Dol.
tes 3u erregeH, Qber bic Reben iino
ni6tsiagenb uno nerben in folder
Weiie gebalten, ooB Iis 5sosrmann gu
befrie0igen periuhen. RooIspelts g1es
ben finb oirett berausforoernb unb bas
ben ihm nd6it Dem 9ab Der golititer
bic nod grimmigere 5einoi9aft bes
8roBtapitoIs 3uge3ogen, beren Sin
flub auf Der Nutionul Gonpention niht
mlnosr grob 1T, als berjenigs Der polie
titer. Wenn in FOLDER WeiIe Roofez
oslt qqes thut, I'm ni6t 9rGIibent
rperben 81 tonnen. 10 1T es bod tb0>
ri4t gu bebuupten, bab er prGFcent
perben nil. Gs oerbGft iih bemnuh
nit ieiner polittfden gbGtigteit eenuu
10, fpie er es BARTLETT. Gr min benz
Shuinoel, ben bic polititsr nit bem
golte treibsn, Elm gnbe MAIDEN, unb
Die urbeilige Gqiuns 5uifhen golitit
unb Grobtapitui, ipelte bus 0on be-
triigt unO uusbsutst, auFl0Ten.
Wlun brauht tein in poIitiIhen Din
gen erfabrener Wann ipis Rooiepelt su
'ein, um sin5uieben. bab bic ameritaz
niife Resierurg in Der bisberieen
WeiIe nidt ipeiter esfii6rt iperoen
tonnts. obne gu elmer 4ata'tropk su
fubren. gs bat iih cine Sinon3sSlir
sar6ie sebiloet, nelde bas 2onb in
ioldem Mabe bberrfdt, bob al. ghrs
liAteit unb gereatigtsit aus Der Res
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Gin Naaiommer auf Muen.
auF Der Snisl Woen. - Jdrbenprdas
.ia. Taiur. -- Gin gusn Retiro fur
IRiioe unb aran.s.-5erslihe auf'
nahne.

Mloen, es III MIR cine fIeine Shor
bon ytaiurfre,,noen, bic olele M
iereiiauie, nbieiis Der Sanb. ooer IN
bieiem ssaa: sSaiieriirobe aelegene
areioeiniel fennen, unb bic bier IN er.
tuiinihier ginicmfeii erbolung itito
Si1rf,ing Der Rerpen sefunben ba.
ben. moen If. Elm ben WooetoiriiteH
nod uneritIoiIenes Gebiet, nno es
eriitirt pon Dtcen IN Geutihlano
faum elm Erojeft, Der einen oiisfiibr.
Iiheu geridjt iiber bieie peIsfremoe
ssniel, ibre St1o.e, Gorier iino ge.
ipohner giebt.
Iie WeiIe nod Wioen gebort nlht
,u ben Ioaenannien Iauerlabrten.
Gin amientbnIt BON 5Dei big orei
Hohen eeniist aiih polIfommen, nm
Die eieennriig nlaleriid,e Sdoubeit
hieies GiIanbes iennen 5u IernerL uno
bic oor;iialite odniife stiife tr1gt
ntd,t penig ba3u bel, aorper uno
8eiit in bas rihtige BIeihgetuidt Sn.
riid3uuericsen.
8eionbers i'm Jriitherbit I'M aIt.
lpeiberiomuer, ipenn bic gud,en, bic
Den baiipti1hlidNten @alobeftnno Der
ssnfeI biIoen, iih leud,teno roth inr.
ben, ,uenn bic Mnrienf1ben burf, bic
tIore bInue 9uit fliegen unb bic Leg.
ten Mofen in ben Torfgdrten erblii.
ben, bnnn III es In Woen am ib6n.
item; bic sommerglntb Iiegt nift
mebr ieneeno iiber ben qlippen uno
ben ipeiien, tpeiieH Mieien, bic i'm
e1mud ihrer Hlumen griineu bieier
@Iuulen. bic 10 forbie uno oufteno
iinb, pie man fie ionit MIR in ben
alpcutbdlern iinbet. 60 babe i'd,
Mcen fennen gelernt.
lie Mei'e feIbft lit ifnen Ti53irt.
Jriib nm 6A libr ging Der 3ua pom
gtettiner Dnbnbof IN Berlin nb un0
trnf nm / ubr 2 Minuten In Morne-
m;iHbe Elm. Dns 1rojelt brobte uns
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0Ieine Gel ebrte. 2otte III
Der StoI3 ibrer gebreriu, bic bette
Sdiilerin Der s. Qloife Der 6oberer
aQ1bdenId,ule. Die Varooeberihtc
iinb ibr iebr mif,tis; felt bdIt lie oie
Seituns In ben fleinen syduiten, eli.
ria itubireno. Ia i'd, ins 8inrrner
fomme, tbeiIt iie mir getreuIi6 oas
@eIeiene nrit iilb gum SGlub:
..9nnie Crete, id peib in aIlem gut
geifeib iiber Die foiierlid,e Gnnliiie.
aber boi, Der QronprinS Der Sobn bes
aaiiers iii, ons pnbte ih nid,t, buS~
sis neine iiinsiie. nitntere S&ue.
tier bic observation-disclosures Iernen
iollte, ipuroe iie nahoenflid,. Limb
Der Iiebe 8ott nnbin cine Mippe pom
abnm nno mad,te baraus bic Gpn1,
rmo bann jiibelnb: Stun tpeib iG,
ipariin Wutti 10 oiirm III, Der liebe
8ott bat ibr bier Rippen fortaenom.
men imo i,ns baraus genaGt. -
llnb ipenn bic fIeinen Serridnften 10
feit onrauf pod,en, bof Der etorG fie
nidlt gebradt bat - ein ssIuefnnd.
belhen bat mid jett gut beIebrt:
ia. troher fommen beum Die Ginber.
lein2" Mii Stoden, INIT Mothmerben,
nit angiilid,em gafen tiiidelt es
IeiIe in mein Chr: Ter iiebe Octt
ihenit lie uns1. unb Ihon priift ber
angitIihe ainberblif bic ggirfina
oes preiseeaebenen 8eheirnniijes. ais
i'd errft nide: Ia. 10 lit es", ntbnlrt
bic fleine gruit befreit nuf unb bos
WiinS4en ieuf5t: I'D babe "a mir
INNER 10 ssbaht. Cine beitere lleber.
raidung iDaro nns 81 Saus einit ~.
tbeil. ltniere tIeine &iibnernultter
hattie bon 2ntinneiern aebort, pnb
bieie treiiIide einrif,iuna poIIte iie
nad,ahmeu. @os eeihnb2 z las Gier.
brett mar nit LAUDER beihriebenen
Giern beiesi, uno aui iebeus praHote:
~Iatunei". .Gatunei". .7otl,ulei.
uiu.
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Wkfsn no9 JnbtIsiejt. mo bie risfen'
bnfisn 1ont,sn rdeen unb Der 3diins
fonis fsin Reh bat.
Don Nborrefoen, no % Rreble p0b,
aingen mir oft sur Oommel TsDle
(4lteWsiible) nnb ruoerien auf tletnsn
Boottn auf benz 6unofee gum 4ais
fang. Sntmer mar "a bic gldtur. bic
uns llnterbdltuns unb9lnreaunug bot.
@ine iiberaus febr angenebmt Nus,
nabm, BON bisier Resel mar cine gros
ne goutrnboh3sit, bic In un5tstm
SouIe aefeiert ipurbe. Gs gtng fatels
bnft g.biIbei auf bieitm i}ef 5n; tetne
ipiiiten 3ehersisn init acknowledgement
griiaela unb 9Grmisenen, ni4ts ron
| olIebem - bafiir fpislie akr ein
Yroutfiibrer gang auss.3.i6net 0ries
unb 66nbei. unb Elm onoerer trug oos
Fargo au benz gsllo 10 gut Dor, boB
man faum eIauben ionnte. in Geieas
fhafs BON edten redien Bdusrn ~
iein.
Mas bic Mrt Der Derndnbisuns
ankldnst, 10 fam q. befonbers tn
Der eriten 3eis. fpesielI benz Y,<rfonol
seseniiber su febr lufiseu Nerpe6fes
lunaen.
Nus unier.m Reiiefiibrer tatten
MFR uns Gin paar Ianbesldufi9e yros
gen a.m.rtt. unb Deriunien fie notirs
lid ansubrineeu; bic Nnttporien bers
itanben mir ab<r niht. oenn bic f0ne
ben nift brin. unb 10 gob unlere
.Spraht.nninit1 gu piel Rtdereien,
ME aber su peinlihen 3tpif6enfGlen
4nlob. 0ern mics man uns dlte
unb neue Weae, bic uns unbetdnnt
lparen, unb peun mir bann mad eis
nem Iansen epasiereans gum @ei<
fpiel Inn krbfiIid eefdrbten 6dlobs
part bon 2ifeIunb gum abenbeHtn
kimtebrten, er31blte man uns ftbr
intereHirt oll bic 6iitorien unb Nnefs
boten, bic bnsWoli pon bem allerbines
siemlih ptrfaIIensn Befiss iennt uno
tpeitertrGat.
giell.ift III bic etpos tpeltentlegene
Gage pon9Rcen bordn fhulb, boB biss
kr 70 psrbdltnismdbig ip.nis Deuts
ife ben Meg bahin esfunoen babtn.
Weiii iinb ,s aiinfler. beIorbers Uaos
Itr, unb duh fpobl SnrifiitelIer. bie
bort in Der abseidieoenteii ber 9las
tar Stubien mnfxn unb ibre arbeiten
polIenben ipollen, bod trifft man duh
iehr pieie 9amen bort, bic 5u 5sreitR
ober nr.ien erobere 9ouren burh bic
Snfei unterMhnlen; tptnn es D0nins
nen finb, MAIDEN iie ibre Musfliise
fsbr bdufis per Rob. mir fdnoen
iiberbaupi, bab bieIsr Sport nifs
nur ouf bsm 2onhs. mo bas Rab Der
tpsi.enentf.rnunsen tpesen f4on mebr
gum niibIihen YefOrberunssmittel sef
iporhen IN, ionbern oun in ben Stoos
ten, pornebmlin in aopenbosen, febr
piel e.trisben rpirb.
ais es ihon herbitlih tiibl irurbe.
bertrisb uns Der onbnltenbe Negen
aus Woen. 1robbem mar e nbsr Elm
tlnrer Gonnen.ag. on bem mir bic
Stsess PER Dampfsr no4 acpenhasen
reiften. unb 10 baiien mir Oelesenbeit.
beim abihieb Die 0eaenb nod einmal
I'm Doll.n Glan,e su feben. Die 9our
mad aopenbosen III 10 biIIis, bdb fie
ielten iemanb unserlGbt. bdber tommt
es, bnb sin 4nfen.bolt in Woes ftets
nit benz Nufiosi: Gteese besinnt. bas
5inale aber iait INNER aopenbaasen
lau!et. Gle Qebin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-26

iie aber nidbt bappn absebalten bat. ben
5arif beItdnbig gu erbDben. Dus bat
cine Sahlase sefhaffen, ipelde bie er>
Drteruns bes 5arifs unerldblid ses
muht bat, bsnn Der 9arif tann niht
70 bIeiben, fpis er iebt 1T, obne bic Se@
i6Gfte gu 9runoe gu rihten. Die
preiie Iino 10 bod, SaB iie Die 3aufs
trait Ns BubIitums iiberitsisen. gins
9sNerung bierin Idbt iih nur ourd Ell
ne bebeutsnps grndbisuns pes Sarifs
betpirten.