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6FWAA NAe "NANANNIN wv
So far - know there are only two uunicipai
thsaires 10 the United States said =. K. Mles
Of saginaw. Mich. The frst Que is a. Red wlhs.
Minh. and the second In my home town Of sagi-
nav.
Neither ore y Ould BE- In existence were n Dot
for private philanthropy In Red wing local
miIionaire died. leaving as bis Eift 10 bis fellow
citiEens the pians and endowment Tor q theatre
which NOuld house the best Atraetions n ihs
land Red Wing is small. however and fer oua
Of the beaten track Of theatrical travel ana 70
far the municipal theatre has been Ocruped
larEe'y hy stock companies
In saginaw. however the situation is difercsL
The new theatre isOu . psying basis and returns
hsHdsSfis 81, idrhd 10 the city. 10 far y has
housed the independent attractions Whlie ne
established playhouse IN the city. holding ne
franchise Of the - called theatrical trust has
OHered au the competition n cauli muster IN
opposition 70 the municipal enternrise Put ne
new theatre which was financed b.. 'hres public
Grinted humber miltonaiFes has succesisf .7
bringing 10 the city many excellent MAYS vhrh
otherwise would not have been seen therr
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Er1Ha fhs L0RfoH Gl1bs
The bottoms o. many swedish lakes are Gov
erri 70 q thickness Of AH or eight inches Win
garments N iron ore Of the sire NJ pcas This
lake ore consists chiefly Of nchrc, or hydFaied
Oxide Of iron. mlaed with stncate ana phospha n
Of iron clay. sand and other impurites and
yied, pig Iron Of vsry good quality The ore
I. obtained ~ ver primitive methods In
winter a hole T. cut In the ice = scrapeT attarhed
~ A Iong pols - inserted and ali the ore within
rsarh j. collier I'D into q heap beneath the hoie
some o' the niud which has been scraped ~
rs,ber utth TIE ore is removed BY stTrtng the
r,ss, Win poles and the ore u then erraped
iDto bars which have becn sunk and d hauled
up In summer this curious mining operation
:. conducted IN a similar manner from RATS an.
rhorryi IN ths hke. Two miners ran bring up
about four ions Of ore IN . day. steam dredEes
nave rrrently been Installed In q few places.
About thirty years after the removal of the orr
new layer Of the same thickness IL found %
have been produced ~ natural chemical proc.
esaea
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varied Resources 0f NeW Member ss ths
SlsterhSod % states.


To rHE EDiroR or THE srN- Sr ht
roma has an area Of ilS.O2o square mile
~, ,y11. 800 acresl, emitting II 10 rank a.
sixth In size among the states
Arizona has vast mineral resources NJ
copper. gold. silver. coal las ye, but little
worked. lead. mica. huOrspar. molly hdenuw.
nickel ores limestone. marble. granite
sandstone In limitless quanttis>. chalcs-
dony. tungsten. turquoise vanad'rm gar
net jpyTopel and other mineral and thers
are many hot and mineral SPRING
Arizona has some Of the gFand-sJ scenery
In the world the famous Grand Canon
Of the colorado and the wonderful chs
cedony forest near HOlbrook, Nas~'.
county. with trunks four feet thick cracked
into exQuisitely COlOTed block, being promi-
nent
Arizona has valley after valley ~ mar
vellously fertile lands. experiment de-
mOnstFatinE that In the southern part
under favorable conditions the Yield an
acre Is also pounds for wheat, t.0o 10 500
pounds for potatoes. y. 100 pounds for to-
mAtOes. 5000 pounds for stTawberriea
Z 90 pounds for melons and I.7SS pouhds
for corn Under the reclamation work nov
In large and active progress ny the Federal
Government u total Of ~ 100. .0oo acres, m
forty times the present area under culttva-
ton, will BE- reclaimed and put ~ marvel
are alfalfa, barley. wheat sorghum. kafhr
corn root crOps, sugar beets, green rege-
tables and small fruits Of every variety
ApricOts. grapes, oranges Judged by many
to be the nnest In tho world, lemons, hgs.
almOnds, olives, &c. Experiments In the
cultivation Of Egyptian cotton. Of which
the United states has IN import about No,-
ON, O0O worth a veal arc also being made,
and u Il expected that vasG tracts Of alkali
landS in the south. hitherto believed 70 be
waste, Can be utilized for date culture, SAYS
p. W Hodge Of the Smithsonian lnstitu-
ton in Americana.
In the summer is not very oppressive, while
In winter it i usually delightful. Heavy
SHOWS occur In the mountainous north and
sharp frOsts are frequent. even ~ ne sAlado
and Uiia valleys. but nowhere are the noun
tHins perpetually snOw capped n recent
years Arizona has become popular resort
FOR those suffering from pulmonary tubeF-
culosis and catarrhtl ailments
Arizona has mountains and mesas In the
north which are generally covered with
nutnitious grasses, tOrming excellent pas
tuTaFe for cattle and sheep while trri-
gated pastures IA the soath , anara means
ing, about S.O0O birds, has become a profit
able industry. particularly adjacent ~
the city OF Phoenix. the capital 10 be of
the STATE tlll az Least 1928. me southern
OF saRebrush. greaSewood, yucca, cactus
and other desert growths. CottOnwoods
line almost every stream. Mesquite, the
Isn SSod '1T 1sTTsasm - tHSTn and other tree. S
are indigenous 20 the southern plains.
aud vast mountain areas are covered with
pine. igE.prr and other valuable timber
Nast tract, Of timber. however, have been
ARIZONA has a population Of 2so.OOo. Of
The sun., 1910-06-28
The NiEser" Who Won't Work" !"
Our Tar Heel contemporary the Char
lOtte ObseTrCr SAYS:

uur Tar Heel contemporary the Thar
lotto ObseTrer says:
1T Is rather surprising to learn from ohciai
ssumstcs that In 1910 south Carollna's crops Of
cotton corn wheat oats. barley ne. buckv heat
aAisesd. rice, potatoes hay and tobAcco Argrs
] gated more ihAn North CarnlinA's although North
Carolina led Virginia by not fer from ~ per cent
I and Tennessee by fair margin IN isa me two
| states stood North Carolina, Sssit0oO. SouSb
south Carolina uoeoiaoo North Carolina
/ $40 tlgooo
/ S0g.h Carolina has IN arsa considerably les
| than three Auhs ~ large a. North CAroins and
= population little more than rWO thirds a. large
Moreover Of south CaFolinss population nearly
/ three nrhs are negroes phile Norh carolina =
negro population Is In ne proportion Of slightly
/ less than one third To h. sure. North CaroIina
/ has much larger areas o. mountain and cnast
land which have not 81 been made productive
but. after an allowances Sou'h Carolina record
remains the better
/ n hshooyes North Carolina farmers 10 catch
tho pace which south Carolina Is setting
The point Of chief significance and
interest in these figures Is that south
I Carolina has a population three-hfths
negro. North Carolina a negro poDula-
tiOn Of iess than one-th.rd and Virginia
still smaller proportion; We, South
Carolina leads her winter sister.
Many years ago two yellowed and
ianRmic farmers summed themselvesupon
a worm fence in Georgia and after few
hOurs of communion with CornCob pipes
agreed that the damned 'niggers'
wouldn't work anyhow Then they
retreated n the house. drank mountain
whiskev with fuoncv, and loft their
wives and children to do the chores.
Tho slogan passed 10 Mississippi and
became a thing 70 charm with Now
We are '0ld that South Carolina, With its
great percentage OF negro population,
u a banner producer ~ crops
The sun., 1910-06-28

The senate COMMITTEES appointed %
investigate the charges made by senator
GORE ~ Oklahoma In connection with the
sale ~ Cho~taw and Cherokee lands has
begun its labors by issuing an explanatory
statement in which occurs the following:
senator GOHE himssIf dos. not charRs spy
member Of we senate With being interested In
any ni these conuAsts. but simply states mat
this charge was made ~ him b. another person
II 10 n he observed that Mr.. GoRp
gained his point in the senate and House
without having any evidence NJ oorrup-
ton but The fact thas a fellow townanan
sought 10 purchase hia silence with a
Dribe There would probably have been
no Investigation a. all u the senator had
not intimated that another senator and
a Representative were involved In the
scandal he had smelled out. but he had no
witness except the fellow who approached
him. and the story h worthless without
confederation. Thus Senator Co.'s. hnv-
ing cooled OH ana realizing his rasponai.
The sun., 1910-06-28

From ihe WdtaiHG0H star
When you have read the headlines through
Which tel about en- accident
Your feelings are uncommon blue
And nie seems ful nf diac0nlent
Unul you read Ghe t1rdY phrase
Appended hy ihe scribe alert
Hos iOyoutly u meets y0ur rae
Nobody seriously hurt
lis fnrtuna1e. you must agree.
That In most everY affair
The line we 20 delight ~ 80
IA written OF guGgeated here
M auto and tne slreet car meet
Explosives hi4h thels strength assert
Then cuule thesa words agrunely sweet
Nobody seriously hurt
The truit crop falls. ne trusts grow ssFong.
The comet dares seFuia the Eky.
The voice o. protest thcWa huW wFunw
Arc bali ne arts tnaa people riy.
Ihe umpire hQifa the mob az bay.
Tha SUMNER SRI "a ttil q 1irt
Ana yEl ne ul1 world vorg ltt say
No5odv seFisiaiy tarG
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RIekshar. for Naneenr.r

vaHcnursT oorrsfpasdSHcs P7rl1Hf p's7r7.7
The siGhs o. business men going 70 ana '-r~
places Of business ard of women rHsi7g H'
shopping rounds IN the Iapancss HcasruE rr
not he novel one tn TITS city n me uisH. H' '
local company for importing aHuuhrr ON
shaws here for hire mAtcrialiye Tner
numbeT Of irained ricksFaw ruuiies 20 me H..
Japanete distriri and n il thr irtrnunu
promoters Of ne company 10 have tr-,e .-
clad IN suitable uniforms f0r thsif r1ra
The sun., 1910-06-28

TomE EDtToR ~ THE suS sir The sdisor,sI
article IN THE sun on Improper Dsteation Of vii
netsss- merits great praise and IA worthy Of more
than passing notice from the rivn authoriues
ltlsa shame 70 Eny community that en- innocent
rsrson should be detained asa witness and ther~b,
suffer the loss Of his liberty even for an hour
n legally possible such persoas should obtain
damages In actions for false Imprisonment
WHEELING. W Va. June - a
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FF0Hl 10 WfTITIT WFFITT
Ths political club patria has evolved 'Hr .r
ofhTineing 10 the ciSy four Indians OF saraA .'.
Tribe IN ths republic. vim the primarr oh'"-
giving them N Ohisct lesson IN the progress b. t
manner oi arts. ahich has been arslard y, '"f'
more enlightened oountrymsn.
A lsngthy memorial hes bern pressntei - r-
Government ietting forth the rian n deiai To
h proposed 70 bring ihs best phytical sss,'r'7'
70 he found from each frthe
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NV YorE Juns

To ruF EptroE ~ TBE SuV s,r The last
Edward who was Prince NJ Wales before me pres
srr holder of the tltc vAs Edward the son Of
Henry WIZ who surreeded 70 me throne A.
Ttward " and not me Prince who uas murdered
l- me Tower A. stated In m editorial paragraph
IN 20 days SrS = u.
wv YoHE. June A.
Before he assembled the throne Edward
VI va created Duke Of Cornwall We ind
no record IN Rurkes Peerage of his having
been created Prince OF Wales
The sun., 1910-06-28

bility. finds himself in an awkward posi-
ton with regard 10 his brother senators.
The investigating committee seems TO he
trying Ia let him down easily sympathy
for Senator GORE is rather difSlcull under
tho circumstances.
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, To rHE EDITOR oF THE sUN-siv. IL lt
tg1is that ThsodoEe Roosevelt 10 tryinR %
persuade Charles Hughes 70 change hin
mind and run again for GovernofY
when an irresistible force mesis an TN
movable body what OH hAppanl Ny money
b on the lmmogahla body.
+, NEw YOaH, Juns 81. J.B g. TAPRAN.
The sun., 1910-06-28

Ths Foolkiilsr said. said be-
4 ride on me auto free.
When the risks are rash
And they tcorch end smash
Right therr 90 the iob IN he
rhs PoolkinsF said. said BE-:
4 swim IN the lake or tsa.
when me wight unscared
Past his depth has Jared
I .JliOw upon he lee
The FoolkilieT aid. said hs.
4 bend 70 Ne oar with giee.
when she boat is rocked
And ne uOTid Il shocked
listen 70 no ones plea
The FealhiliqT said. taid he.
some hy Without siEht Of ne.
Drat ths pstky ihings-
I'm afraid of atngs.
And that Il The truth. b'Gaai-
McLAEuggRua WmAu
The sun., 1910-06-28

4 novel apse into economy IL displayed
by Governor HuGHE- in vetoing gift of
t2oo 90 20 the property owners u Sara
toga The veto seems. however 10 call
attention 10 tho pan mn gift allowed last
year. which will require = contribution In
the form II a direct tax hereafter. since Il
was concealed IN a bond issue and not in
cluded In general appropriations
The sun., 1910-06-28

To rHE EpIroR ~ The SUS-ST I en-
close clipping of proposed State income taX
Me for the circle under the star On Novem
bers FIRST TINE SINCE %.
NEw IoRE. June Is
The sun., 1910-06-28

Thsre h portrait ot MANMOs down IN the art
gaiery a. Washington He has the iace of a
hoa and the rars Uf an ass Look 81 him, n you
syer 60 d1Nn there and YOU cannot help seeing
hoW b. very ruun tenancr Intimately resembles
ne ruling politician 1f our generation ID sociai-
'u r'fFGgrlun
Apparently the socialist millennium IL
20 he a time ~ amenity
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run E,ns o1a Y.rmsst.r..

srs-, me- ~ Afhans NensHgsr
phnander e Houss Of hethei. VIA vas ~ veaFs
o,a last uronth iakea an The care Of eight oowa
ana phllander Raksg Of that town. aged ~ years
Es.ps . arst ciasa garden Of his own and iakea
care Of several others
The sun., 1910-06-28

To rHn BDTToa oV THH SuN--.ar Can Rood
shd Hart Kosl. Whitley Ferrs. Detroit Hter'
be catered in the gallery THtVEiAEE
PuHT BUnoa. Mch.. June u.
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Published by the sun Printing and Publishing
Association 81 10 Nassau street In the Borough
uf Manhattan NcW Ncrk President Of the Asso
citation. EdWard =. MilchsiA 40 Nassau street
Treasurer Of the Association. H. ? lAfan. l1u
Nassau street Secretary Of the Association. d. "
Quinn. Iln NA..Au AIFerl
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n oar friends raO fiFor vs. rtih HaHHscrpis fo'
pshcaon t'A 70 Aass r'jscief aFfelsi 'suTnsd issg
ssa IN dA cdsss send Stamps fOE tAai PvrPoss.
The sun., 1910-06-28

FFsa dAg RaisigA NsrB aas Obstrref
Prem 1a cav % Rgpuhucan party cane n.s
ruWar ne alun hes been treated ne ~
agn1sd stuurrun
The sun., 1910-06-28

snrdon Office Enngham House. I Arundel street.
strand The daily and sunday Sun are on sale In
London al the American and colonial Exchange.
Carlton street Regent street and DAVIS steamship
Arrncy. II Green street. Charing Cross Road.
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Iars onice y Rue Loulsie Grand. The daily and
Sunday editions are on sale at KOsque I: near the
craad Hotel kiQsquc y, Boulevard des Capleinss,
cnrner Place De rOpera. and KiOsaue 10, Boulevard
aea ItanenA corner Rue Louis e Grand.
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An Interesting Comparison.

From the memorandum issued by Inc
late FRANK W. HIGGINs on June 1, 1891.
reviewing the financial situation ~ the
close Of the legislative session of thar
year. we take the following statement
Of treasury conditions:
The total o. general appropriations
exclusive Of canal sinking fund
barge canal and highway appro
priations passed by the Legisls
turs. Was. ............ &z7 .7sAIt -
have disapprovei hills and items 10
the amOuntot ................. :51u,D
Leaving total Of ............. tzs.aas sns -
A. compared Nith ieB ........... s7ns 20 m
Increase. ........ ......... taaS. Az %
From the similar statement issued bv
the Hon. CHARLES EVANS HCGHRs on
June Is, 1910, we take the follow ing:
General appropriations. ......... S4lsils sT a
Disapproved. .................... GTia7I7s7
Leaving q total Of ............. $40 an "a -
A. compared with 1870 ............. Stislaap 40
Increase ...... .......... H.tss sass7
From the document Of Governor HrG-
GINS We also take this:
Ths anAnoss of me sAts urrs never N a
more prosperous rendition. The hscA year
ending September NJ isg7. should have a work
'sH balance Of about tsOnOno Ia ths State
( treasury
To match this treasury statement NJ
1900 We again quote from the present
F., Governors review Of State inance con.
The sun., 1910-06-28

on leaving the city for the summer you may
hays TaE SUN sent TO you BY mail at The regular
subscription rates addresses being changed a.
oftan a. desired. orders may be sent through
any newsletter or 10 the publication once.
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suh.sr,p,,oa. ~ NAH. Postpaid.

DAILY prr Month .. ................ 90 80
DAILY PER Year ........................ 90
- NnAN. Per Year .............. %
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Year ........ 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY, Per Month ....... 20
Postage to foreign countries aided
Al CHEEKS money orders. &C. 70 be made pay
able TO rHB SUN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18

Or. Sobn g.. SPILL, 2citer bes
Monroc Sanotoriums, lit BON She
giii Ato!au inter Der gnfla9e neil
@rpfeiior Sobn 81. gollgbn pcr8ittet
5lt Daben, perbdftet lnnroen. Bros
feiior gnilgblt itarb IeBten 0ftober
in airfspilIc, s(boir Gorntp, inter
gergiitumgSipmptomen. Seitber ipllr'
Den llnteriitdungcm gcpflogeH rpel'
DE 81 eipem &eroift ~iciterlS Der
@rauo Sllrp iutb Sailgbn's 8erbaf'
timo fiibrten. Or. Sull 6eiinoet lid
goacn $500 8iirsifaft auf freiem
Sitbc. sll,d gegeit Die 8Gtin @oil'
gbn's ut Die oif Mor0 i'm eriten
@ra6e (@ergiitltng mittdit Strpdt
men am Ia. Sftober 1909 lailtenoe
snflage erboben un6 Die 5rau lrll-
ter $4,000 8iirgidoit aiii ireiein
SUB belaiien nor6en,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
CHAS. ToEDTMANN
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court
of Gasconade County, Missouri, bear
ing date the 26th day of January
1910.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the first pub.
LEGATION of this notice, they will be
forever barred.
ELISABETH ToEDTMANN
Executor.
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SanienSe Dabem Nierens
&eiSen ebte cs AT tpiIIct.
Grteanans oer esmpiome.

Wan file cine 6laide ooer elm aembbu.
;idts Blas nit URN uno laiie es "a StunScu
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Let.
ters Testamentary upon the Estate
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abonnirt auf Dos Sermanner.
goItsbIott.
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rRusTEEs sALE.

Whereas, Louis Reinhardt and
fannie RciHharlt his wife. by their
certain deed of trust dated the 9th
day Of August 1905, and recorded in
the office of the recorder of deeds
for the county of Gasconade, state
of Missouri, in book 81 at pages 1913,
conveyed to the Undersigned, trustee,
the following described real estate,
situated in the county of Gasconade
and state of Missouri to wit:
The fractional northwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter of the fractional
northwest quarter Of section thirty
three 1889 township forty-six (46)
range four ca west, containing
seventy-five acres more or less
known as survey No. 1881 confirmed
to Etilune A. Pierre or his legal re-
representatives., excepting from the
above land a parcel of land twenty
900 feet square composing a family
burial ground where Ernst Loehnig
and wife are buried.
Which conveyance was made to tn
undersigned In trust TO secure the
payment of q certain note in said
deed of trust specified; and,
Whereas, said note is past due
and unpaid, now, therefore, at the
request of the legal holder of said
note and in pursuance of the condi-
lions of said deed of trust, the I'M
dersigned trustee will sell the pro-
perty described, at public yendue, to
the highest and best bidder, for
cash, on the premises, on
Saturday April 9th. A. D. 1910.
between the hours of 8 O'Clock a.
M. and 5 O'Clock p, IN. for the pur-
pose of satisfying said Indebtedness
ma tn costs Of executing this trust.
CHRISTIAN DANUSER.
Trustee.
Hermann. Mo-. March End. 1910.
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WIN. ~MARTsCHINSKY.
Executor.
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
Edward kehr.
deceased, have been granted to the
Undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th day of March 1910,
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them TO me for allowance within n
year from the date Of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the first pub
lication Of this notice, they will be
forever barred.
August Toedtmann
Executor.
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-NpblNN 10 w Nbg tA'N0Ai. AtHfA 'H -
tiers Testamentary upon the Estate
of
FRIEDRICH MARTSCHINSKY,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. by the Probate Court Of
Gascomde County, Missouri bearing
date the II day of October 1902.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within onc
year from the date Of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from date of the first publica.
ton of this notice, they will be for.
ever barred.
VIM. MARTsCHINSKY.
Executor.
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nS6ipinbel!"
9as @ort aus hires @aterg MunO
rerlieb i'm ni1t me9r.
Gr fdno in bieier Nu9t feinen
SdIaf unb ru9elps nGl5te er IiG in
Den aifen.
8ar er bieiem Manre nun ni6t
Elm @eifGnbniB i6uloig? Relu. MN
et Olr4 pieies Wort Tein llrtbeil bon
inn pernpmmen bate, MN tpirOe er
inb mo1te' auf benz Gpiele ite6en,
mas ppIlte es gsgen tim ME ii6er
Sic 2ippen bringen t6nnen, ME!
8ie aber ipenn nun Senldno
itin GefeimntB bieTem Wlanne pers
1ieth? aber iper io1te, lper tonnte es
berratben? Der 6reun0, benz es be-
tannt eetpeien, bate es nit Ii6 ins
Grab genomnen, uno Der ein3ige Mits
piTer. Der nod re6te, mar Seioen.
fdnur Ttlbft, llnb baIien @eri1piegens
Lett tpnnte er gerpiB fein. Rein, pers
tat1en tonnts i'm gfiemano.
2tber nun oas iibriqe! @r bieiem
&;ngsSu nit benz 8rdiibenten einen
9eIu9 abItotten! llnb oieier Mlann
beitanb 0arauf. @elde IrtsreGs tonns
te er Dor inn finOen! Dieter @ib Der
SDle - Elm S9u9brett, an Dem Der
Spieler gegen ii6 ielber fpielen i%oIlte!
Sn Der Mufregung, in Der linn bieie
Ra9t un6 Ser fplgenbe Sag Biz in
Die acknowledgement, no er ii9
pteber in ieinem &dfig einaufinben
bate, perging, bate er aud nod ni9t
Oaran oenten fDnnen, fi9 BEL benz
prdiibentsn 81 Der bepubten llnters
reOung anSumeIben, in Der er fi9 ia
Niun Sabinens Sanb bon inn erbitteE
folte. 6ur6t uno S9auoern babor
iibertam i'm. unb tpenn er bic fiiBe
Stimme Der @eliebten gu bernebmen
elaubte mod lauter idon oas
8ort bes 8aters INN in bic Shren:
rSdpinbel!"
&ing<Su bate an bieIem Mpntag
einen Idled9ten 4benb, einen faft nod
I4ledteren als fdon geftern am
Sonntag. Gr fpislts febr aeritreut,
psrlor peridiebene 9artien, unb fein:
sablrei6en Sreunbe, bon oenen mans
de ibn jeben Sag beiu6ten, pubten
nidt, tpas fe bon ibm gu hdlten bat.
ten. @ar er beute nidt aufselegte
Satte er 8ppfi9meraen2 Sing es ibH,
tuie es i6on mlbersn Weiitern ergan.
gen mar, DAB er feline 8liitbe5eit iibsr'
fdritten battse 9as aber ipolte man
nidt boffen. Gr mar fpohl chen etrs
NAL uidt gut oisponirt, nnb oas
ionnte ia portpmmen tein Wuns
Der, fpenn man lbenb fir Ibenb
gauge Stunben lang bi~ntereindnber
itinen @eiit 70 dnsuftrengen bate.
9offentli4 piirbe es morgen aberO
pisoer better NIT ihm sehen.
(5OrtfeBuns fOlst.}
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Sanbidrift bon btfen 8raut leIenb):
.Sat Elm febr sutes !6er5 ~. 1T iebr
tO~niequent. biirfte aber aud Elm iDenis
h.rri9iii9tis fein.1 Der iinse
Rann: limb trfonbtn Sic 80. tpie
piel trieai fe beam mite
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18

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lid elm Ste0ciortiner
ionIii9er Bos
ocniat, pOer ipiro
Der llrin fairri9
pber tntlhi9, Nann
limb tie Nicren
itd)er franf. Sftss
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