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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03
SUMMER SCHOOL .AT INSTI.
TCTE.

For the first time in the history
Of the state, summer school, es-
pecially for colored teachers, will
be held under the auspices of State
Superintendent Shawkey at the
West Virginia Color"d Institute.
The necessity for such school
has been long felt, and it is with
favor ;hat the teachers of the
state Will welcome the innovation.
Superintendent Shawkey has given
the matter his best thoughts, and
the plans evolved, ii highly apre-
ciated, will do much towards bet
tering the quality Of the teaching
profession.
All the instructors for the Sum-
mer High School have not yet been
selected but We arc able to an
nouncc the following: Lewis b.
Moore, principal normal depart
mcnt Of Howard University,
Washington,-D. c. ID .--Nebste:
Davis. prominent educator Of
Richmond. Va; Prin. r. p. Simms
Bluetield Colored Institute; J. w.
Hughes, principal Wheeling high
school: F.. l.. Ram; principal Blue
field high school; -Prin. j. R. JEFF
fcrson, Sumner high school, Park
ersburs. Among the lecturers al
ready secured are State Superin-
tendent NJ. P. Shawkey. Prof.
Tnos. f. Hodges, State Board of
Control; Supt. Geo. S. Laidley,
Charleston, and 9Aiessrs. l.. l..
Friend. j. F. Marsh and F.. M.
anGanecker, Of the State Depart
ment Of Free Schools.
The finest tennis court in the
state and croquet levels for those
who do not rcvcl in the more stran-
nous game.
The Institute in the summer
time is like park Velvety lawns
shady groves, sparkling waters and
spacious buildings make it an ideal
chatauqua center.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03
chance Of life will be s]ie htc

49, IT is fortunate that there is no
real organization among the aDaches,
otherwise their power would be al
most hImitabla. Usually they oper-
ate in small bands. If is also fire.
quently the case thai rival bands
come into contact. when set battles
take place, the victors >glorying in
the wounds they have received and
the number they have killed.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03
TIL ~kA NAWHA- MEDICAL
MEN HEAR LECTURE

The regular meeting Of the Kama
Wha Medical Association met last
night in the assembly room at the
Kanawha hotel and quite a number
Of physicians were present to hear
DR.. Thomas McCrae, associate pro-
fessor Of medicine at Johns Hopkins
University. The subject Of Dr.. Nc
Crae's talk was Rheumatic and
the Conditions Arthitis," after which
it was discussed by Drs. McConihay,
Putney, Gordon and II. j.. Robert
son. After the meeting an excellent
menu was served in the Kama wha
cafe.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Shortstop Coffey, with the Boston
Nationals last season. has been APP
pointed coach Of the Fofdfanr College
baseball squad FOR this season.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03
Would Start Her.

"My wife is prolonging her visit.
7 need her at home, but it seems
useless to write suggesting that she
return" - IT,. s....,..r h..
Get one Of the neighbors to sug-
gest IT," - T.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Frank Pfeffer of the Chicago Cub:
recently bought a residence in Bos
ton and will IN future call the Hui
his home.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Since Arthur Clarkson quit Clcvc-
land Eddie Grant OF the Philadelphia
Nationals is the only Harvard man on
major league team.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Several club owners and President
Johnson, OF the American League
will go to the Pacific coast with the
White Sex
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

The school will begin Monday,
June p, and will continue for
six weeks. \ regular teachers in
stitute will Immediately follow the
closing Of the school and this will
be presided over BY lecturers Of
more than local repute.
For further information write
to SUIT. NJ. p. Shawkey. Charles
ton, W. Va: Prin. r. p Sims,
Biuetield Colored Institute. Blue
held. W. Va, OF President Bird
PTlilerman, Institute, W. Va.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Pacific northwest and with all con-
ditions favorable, it is likely that
some now worlds records will be
established --.--.-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Chicago fans we're greatly surpris-
ed at the release Of Del Howard AS
utility player Del used to fit nicely
with the Cubs.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Johnnie Bates is the only holdont
among the Philadelphia Quakers.
John hasn't chance for more mon
ey as Horace Fogel is buying Gle
plants.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03
Baseball Notes.

Hugh Jennings will exhibit his
Tigers in Cincinnati April IL and l2.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Willie Koeler, who has recently
been released by the Highlanders,
Will most likely catch on with either
the New York Giants or the Brooklyn
bod GERS
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

1t looked very much as if McGraw
was about to give the gate 10 Bugs
Raymond a short time. ago, but
Bugs has joined the Giants and all
is we'll
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Lave Cross holds the honor Of be-
ing the first big Lacquer to get q safe
hit off of Christy Matthewson. The
game took place in Brooklyn ten
years ago. --.-------.- .--.- a.,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Last season saw the finish in the
big show Of number Of great pitch
crs. Among those who have stepped
out are: Jack Chesbro, Bill Dineen,
Jesse Tannehill, Tom Hughes Nick
Altrock, Carl Lundgren, Chick Fra
scr and Liebhardt.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Michigan has the other states faded
right now in the way of champions
Both Stanley Kotchell and Ad Wol.
CAST were born in the Wolverine
State
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

President John Bovey of the Bos-
ton Nationals asked his brother mag
mates for their surplus players and
they said they had no surplus play
ers. They had ball players, it seems,
but they intended TO keep them.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

With a billiard parlor, automobile,
business and refereeing skating races
to occupy his time, wild Bill" Dom
ovan Of Detroit has been up on his
toes all winter.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Stree Galveston established the
precedent less than ten years ago
nearly all Of the leading cities Of
Texas have adopted the commission
plan Of. government. Including
among the number are Houston, Dali
las, Ell Paso, Son Antonio, Sherman,
Palestine, Waco, Fort Worth, Austin,
Denisen, GrCenville and Beaumont.
In no other state of the Union have
so many cities adopted the commits
sion plan, though the movement Is
making rapid sfrSadway in Kansas,
Tenn essee, Iowa, Massachusetts, Ok
lahoma, California and the Dakotas.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

Seven members Of the present
United States Senate were born out
side the United States. Lorimer of
Illinois, Wetmore of Rhode Island,
Sutherland of Utah, we're born in
England. Stephenson Of Wisconsin
and Gallinger Of New Hampshire are
natives Of Canada. Nelson Of Mime
sofa is native or Norway and Oliver
Of Pennsylvania was born in ireland
while his parents were visiting in
that country.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-03

oeFeral cup owners ana PRESIDENT
Johnson, OF the American League,
viii go to the Pacific coast with the
White Sex.
Since Arthur Clarkson quit Clevc-
land Eddie Grant OF the Philadelphia
Nationals is the only Harvard man ON
a major league team.
Shortstop Coffey, with the Boston
NATIONALS last season., has been ap-
pointed coach of the Fofdhanr College Cd
baseball squad for this season.
Chicago fans we're greatly surpris-
ed at the release Of Del Howard. AS
utility player Del used to fit nicely
with the Cubs.
Johnnie Bates is the only holdout
among the Philadelphia Quakers.
John hasn't chance for more mon
ey as Horace Fogel is buying ele-
plants.
Willie Koeler, who has recently
been released by the Highlanders
will most likely catch on with either
the New York Giants or the Brooklyn
Dodgers ----
1t looked very much as if McGraw
was about to give the gate 10 Bugs"
Raymond a short time. ago, but
Bugs has joined the Giants and all
is we'll
Lave Cross holds the honor Of be-
ing the first big Lacquer to get q safe
hit off of Christy Matthewson. The
game took place in Brooklyn ten
years ago. --.--.---..- .-.,-. .~- = -.-
With a billiard parlor, automobile,
business and refereeing skating races
to occupy his time, wild Bill Don
ovan Of Detroit has been up on his
toes all winter.
President John Dovey of the Bos-
ton Nationals asked his brother mag
mates for their surplus players and
they said they had no surplus play
ers. They had ball players, it seems,
but they intended TO keep them.
Last season saw the finish in the
big show Of q number Of great pitch
crs. Among those who have stepped
out are: jack CHESHIRE, Bill Dineen,
Jesse Tannehill, Tom Hughes Nick
Altrock, Carl Lundgren, Chick Fra
scr and Liebhardt.
Michigan has the other states faded
right now in the way of CHAMPIONS.
Both Stanley Kotchell and AID Wol-
CAST were born in the Wolverine
State.
-
Would Start Her.
"My wife is prolonging her visit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
2a benz 9ramS Der e5eraIalemer
8aiienanitalten

pirb ous Struialsm geiArieben:
Gin. Ieuersbrunit. bersn Guolm lbsr
bic oanH Gtabt binpegsog. legte oie
5dffte bes erob.n rSpriihen WaiieEs
6ouIes", bas bs.nnnte Wsrt oes ps.s
itorknen ,8aters Shneller" in Ilhe.
Girsttpr Shobor ShneIer mar nit
T.in.r syamilis noh gethIebem eeIabs
rem unb bic aroBs S6aar Der m.hrertn
5unbsrt 30slinet Der 4nftalt bate
oleihia[ls aemeiniame 4usfliiae in Die
llmge6ung Struia!ems nnternomnrsa.
go iparen nur tpeniee periontn nit
oem aufiidtfiibrenben geamttn in Der
4nItalt, als eea.u S llbr Rohmittass
ploBlih bider Rauh aus ben gooens
rGumen bes 6auptaebduoss uufitiss.
Gin ThorFer Meitpiab blies bonn Uss,s
r. kriiber unb fadte bas sfeuer IN
lurser 3eit au rueebeursr 8iuth an.
Sn tpeniaer benn timer halbsn Gtnnoe
Iianb Der oonse Dahftuhl bes grcben
6duieroepisrts in hellen Tlammsn.
Gas suIammtnbrefenos grbdIf ftgt.
bi. ober. Giaas sleihfolls in grono
unb wrIdiitiete su sl.ih ben 5of. 10
bob alIsr 3uaane ols d61eihnitt,n
ano.ieben fpsrben mubte. Msit uno
brett ieine SilFe! Wiiibenb frab oas
T.u.r um iid; in tilrser 3eit itano Die
ItDn.. arobe Sausiapslle in 5ldms
men; bi. Srael. bi. herrliben airhens
feniter NIT ben glasmuIer.icL oos
arobe 9lliarbilS, olles Duroe psrniAs
/ tei. N.ie in sinem 6ohofen. 10 ipal3ts
! fih bi. tpeib. Glutb burh ben eroben
Ban; id mubi. untpilliiirlifl an ben
granb Der arusiirfe in Berlin benz
ten. Gtpas 4tbnlihes entpidsItt iif
audi bier: dos ;ysuer sriff auf ben
Dlodentburm uber. bic Gloden fhmols
sen unb als erfte inni bic erobf. bon
Rnifer Welhslm !. neiiifistt glode IN
ben Ghust. sFofi fiinf Stunoen piis
iheie bns aeFr1bine Clement. Gnblit
fameu bic BETTER" in Der Roth. Del
IMiIitGrpoupsrusur GbbsersRGtim 0s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
Die ae6eimniepoGe
5dngertu.
(Iorties iesuns.)

Sd itimms Sbnen Bel, gpnteTa,"
fieI 8incente lsbbaTt Elm, rbas Gsbeims
nib Ibt einen sigsnsn 3auber auf uns
aus. Die Nadt III barum cine srobs
RiinitI.rin, neil Iie einen Sdleisr iiber
bic DeIt breitet unb uns RGtbTsl aufs
sibt."
go notte", tpisosrbolts bic Stalienes
rim nit tpeihem Qccent, un.er ben
i6narsen Wimpsrn teroor eiHsn
I9maatenben Bid RaouI 3uIenoeno.
Sic bate ss enti6ieoen auf ihn abses
feb.n.
.Weeine tbeurs Gnridsttu," lisB iia
bic Wirtbin pernebmen, Sic iollten
uns gtpos iineen. Sd mohte meinen
beutihsn 5rsunoeu bepeiIeu, tpelhes
geritdnbnib sic fir uHisrs WuIit bds
ben. Die gonteHa ipridt sDar n.ht
b.utih," panbte lie iih an @incp, .iie
iinot es ober nunoerbar, unfere 2ies
Der finben an ibr eine Dollenoete Sn'
terpretin."
Rapul f6pi.g, fein san3es wien
mar hi. in Gripartung sefpannt; Inn
10 Isbbaftsr beitiirmts feline 5rau Die
iprDoe Dam. nit Bitten. Wit ausge.
fuhter aotetteris bebdrrte bieTe bel i6s
rer D.iosrung, iie fduBt. 5eiferteit.
Snoispoiition Dor. Der arst babe ibr
bsr6oten, ben 9als an5uitrenqen. bo
lie fiiralih erit on elmer gnt3iinbune
qelitten. Si. blie5 fef, o6ihon iif
bic Geisnidaft ibr fuit gu 5ub.n mari
Gdartsbere unD th tanntsn alein Der
tpabr.n Grunb: in bieIem bellen, bel:
Gen. nenihenerfillten Gallon iingsn
bieB ben 3auter Der nddtliden Rom
aerte unfpieoerbrinslih 3eritOr.n.
.llnerbittlid," iast. bic Warfefe
poripurfsbou, bod niht Sbnen bar
man 5iirnen, nur Dem gonte, Der Sb'
nsn s:tpib bas 8erfprsa.n abgsnom'
men bot, tpdbrenb feiner 4btpei.n5ei
teinem anber.n Gterblihen einen Sbrel
bsEridsnben aGus su sSunsvL4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
6borles 8osppinoer an 3. SOffman,

Gborles 8oeppinser on .. 9otfman,
$4,000. )
9erbert yeaser an Seprse e. aolb
II. g.. $3.50.
@etilgte Sppotbeten.
RuiTen Denman on Sburrn 9. IL
8. u. 60, $3.50.
Senrp 3oon an Gorrppille y. u. g
Co., $500. .
GIisabetb u. Gallagher on Sishlane
9lpe. 6. Ii. 9. Co., $2250.
Difliom 5ep on u. W. Gentrup'
$3.50.
gIande McReaI ON Soutbsrn Sbir
8. Ii. 9. Co.. $500.
Cora Grtel an s. Rpan, $1,000.
Games 9. Smitb an eharlss u
Dole. $500.
W}ortbu 6. 8pbssrs an 9ap attdtn
$1,000.
ghriitino IoIo on Wm. 8. Sun
pbreD, $240O.
M. g. SOsb an 9lpOlIO 9. u. 8. 20.
$4,000.
QouiIa WeHeI on oieielbs, $4,000.
Garab 9prman on Soutbern Shit
g. Ii. 6. Co., $3.50.
QauI 6. Sslo on albert Ssnsler
$500.
emma Millerbaus an u. SOffman
5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
NM fidB IN gutter gerfaHua8 - bak
ten, nniifen anf ben 3nftano fbrer 9aHf tebsns
8n bie5e,u GmDe jpIlten tie 9anb' gapDIip tn tb'
rem tdalitscn Sao bennten. Gs erm6gIid3t bie 9ta'
tiefeit Der pprea uno fbrbert seren nataridbe aba
lcnberunnen>

fanbte cine aompaenie SoIbaten uns
ter Rcmmdnbo zines Gffisiers sur
5ilitteiituna unb oas qroBe ruiiIihe
pilgerbcIpiS feline Ddmpfipribe nit
geoienuns. Die 2ebt.re bat ipader
aeorbeit.t; bic SolbatenIhaar sduh".
limb fpie! ggobl brahten lie
dlIes in Siherbeii, obtr nur fur
iih. tort, no aar isine Gefahr
porlae, Idlusen iie oi. 9huren
elm. tporfsn bic 5enitsr in Den 6of, bic
MDbel ourf bic seniteroffnungen IN
bic 9obe binein, uno mas 10 nidt gu
.retten" mar, ipurbe einfad erbrohen
uno ausgerdubt. Tatiirlih brahten
aud bel folhen 5dllen riehr hilfrtis
den" arabif6en 9dusrn (Jeuahen)
unD 9frbeiter, Die gu retten hsrbetseeilt
tparen, beii.ite, mas moglih mar. Der
Gffisier bate abIolut teine 0esDalt
ii6er feline 2eute. Gur5erhono lieb er
nod Dem 9rdnbe bic aompognie i'm
gorqartsn antr.ien unb iikreob iie
einfah ben antpeienoen 9eutIhen 3ur
0Titation. Mas lam Da niht aues
r3utaoeI 2fG. Safhea Der brapenScls
bdten ertpieien iih aIs poueeitopft;
S6ube, Striimpfe. Semo.n tur3.
hunbsrterlsi Gings fano man. gtelts
blieb troboem p.rihipunoen, ndmsnts
lid GeIb unb Shmudiudtn. Der
G6aben, ben oiefe tpilbe 5oroe angss
ri6tei bat, iit niht sering. IS III
eben oas aIte 2ieb: lleberua, no bier
Bel einem eroben Branoe Wtiliidr
,einqreifen" mub, bann 0nao. Soit
benz llnaliidli9eu, bel bem .s brennt!
Damn perben oieSotoateH sinfah gum
RGubergsiinbeI. Soneit fih hente
iiberItoben lGbt, belduft iih Der Ssr
idmmtI6db.n auf iiber 100000 6ran>
fen; benn grob. SbeiIe Der Wlauern
miiiIen abgebrpden iperben. bd esr
Solt pollTtGnbig aussebrannt 1T. Die
30eling. tperben porldufis in ben
DorterrerGumen, felbit in aelern fam
9aqe in3elten) untereebraht; tper bon
ibnen nod 0erfpdnbte bat, pirb emit
tpeiIen bortbin sntlaffen. 2eioer mar
bic grobs 4nitaIt ntdt oerThsrt; bas
trifit namentli9 bic im5ouie fpohRens
ben aebrerfamilien iebr bart. - Ges
rabe sp,i Wondte porber fanb bds
Subelfeit b.s 5Oidbrisen 9.itebens Der
4nitalt itatt, bel bem prins giiel
,sriebrid unb Gemablin >ifte bes
Sauies pdren. Die 4nibeiluohms. biz
. bon,als bi. gang. epaueeIii6. Welt Der
4nitaIt 3oIIt., piro bds rSpriihs
DaiI.nbaus" aud iebt nihi i'm Stit
! laiI.n, no es gilt, bas alte erprobt.
, Dert iiber cine ihpers 3eit binDtgsu'
, fiibren. S6nsr ober tobtlih perun'
aliidt 1T BEL benz 8ranbe niemauo. -
! GigentbimIi9 mutbet ben gdhous'
, jebt bic 2lnfhrift an benz rauheeh
f6DGrstsn 5aui. uuter Der itillitebfn'
ben uhr on: r5err Sefu, lieber Sei'
, lamb, srborme bid unfer!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11

5enors, ipie feine europdiife Buhne
ibn aufpeifen tonnts, ipollte ith auf
DrGneen Der Mardeia b.rbeiIai1en,
Gtpds porSutrasen. Sisnpre ganninl
tpubte, tpie ihlper es 1T, cine i'm 8onnerz
iir:n besriffene Men9e in cine lautlole
3ubDreridaft su pertpunbeln, er iho5
oaber einen laneen, i4ipinoiuhttgsn
iuneen Menfhen, nit big duf Die
Sdultern faIIenbem Sadr, Der als be-
riibntter pianiit beSsihnet ipuroe, on
bas 9iuno unb eriuhts thn, cine Sns
trobuttion gum 8eiten gu seben. Der
lan9e junse Msnid hatte iii.tnolir
iange. oiinne Singer unp mar fiir einsn
Staliensr auffaIIenb ihdbig estletoet,
Die Stunt mubte ihm ipenig etnbftr'@
gen; bate iih giieltsit in Sclo prdssn
lahen, 10 tpGren Der Ssnor uno tr aros
iuiie getporben. Nlit geSisrter Wliene
nabm er por bem Snltrumsnt Ylas.
mari ben aopf 5uriid uno itarrte ela
paar Wtinuten our 0ede enipor, mas
anosuten folIte, bab sr auf h0btre Sn'
ipiration ipartete. Dieie trat benn duh
nit eridredenber 9I0BlIdteit elm, NIT
einem Rud ientte er bic ipiBe gta': bis
auf Die 5aften unb feline Singer pernbz
ten einen fiirdterIi6en Birbtl in ben
tisfen Resionen bss guFes, mas ouf
ben Doripissenb miIitdriihen gbaratter
Der Snipiration fdlieben lieB. Wi. unS
tpas er ipielte. 1T idtper gu iagsn,
aber i'd bemerit., bab bic 8arontn NIT
Mub. einen trompfboIten Iusbrud]
unbestpinsliher 2ahIuit unt.rorudte,
ibre Iu9en bafteten Itonobaft am 30
ben, unb 70 entsinssn ibr bic morosrtz
ihsn glide, nit benen Der junae Sun'ts
Ter bi. 0amen attu6irts. Raoul bate
ben arm auf bieStubusbne eeitiist urc
| Tsin 9siidt bulb nit Der 5aro peroett
ib tpnnte niht untsribeioen, ob, I'M
| feline Seiterteit su psrberosn, poer I'm
bos itol3e profil Der GonteNa ungs:
it0rt gu itubiren.
(5ortiebun9 Fo.gt.) "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11

Gin Dabnfinnis.r 3 Irit.
sSn Der antit.n 9ila Srietti Bel 2uecd
LETT ober pssstirt in Der ginfamtett Elm
nabniinniser 5iirit: aurl BON 9oure
BON, elm 9rub:r bes Jiiriten bon
Gapua. i6l.ppt bier felt AZ Sabrsn
iap.rfdlig feline plumpe Gisur, bic
in einen faklbaft peitsn Rod uno in
.b.nio umfansreife 9oien g.bult 1T;
bi. 8sintleiSer fallen bauihig auf
tp.ibe 9antoffel berab. 9teie Rl.is
bung serr.ibt Der Jiirit iscen abeno
Dor benz Sdlnfengeben in bunbert
Glide, unb isb.n Wioreen miro ihm
elm neks, nur eans okrflahlih Aus
fammsns.nGbtes eepano s.braht;
man leet bic ateibuns hiibIh su'oms
mens.faltet ouf bic Jreitrepps Der
9iQd, benn Der orme Srre tleib:t iih
iiets brauben i'm 5reien an. Ulit 5rsi
ipiben Steinsn fdnsibet iin Der alts
Wsdnn in miibspon,r 4rbeti, bic oft
itunoenlong oaueri, ben Bart. uno
bas NIT elmer graitbsit. pis fie ielblt
Der b.it. Barber nit Der btitsn
ShNu nitt srrsi6en tOnnie. Der
prins ipritt nit teinem Wenih:n
uno pia teinen Wenihsn um iitl lse
ben; aud Der tr:ue 5uno mub ia,m'r
in einissr gntf,rnuns blsiben. Wenu
Der prins, ouf Der Grbt fisenD. ibt.
pirft sr Susri. einen 1bsil Der Nnba
rnnasmittsl oen Spns 4 ano osm
Sunbe su; erTt tptnn +, a.gsiisn bdben,
ldbt aud er Iih gum Glen ber.it fin
ben. Gin Wsitartbiier oes ~Otorno",
Der Sen sSrrsu unl1nalt ungeisfen
beobacisn fonnte. ihrtibt iibtr ihn:
.gon 3.it gu 3eit perfoIsi. sr anaits
lid, oi. 8epsgungen tines O'n1ss.
bas i'd BON mein.m gerIted aus nift
i.ben tonnte, oas aber bsm aIi;n
arobe gurht einflOb.n mubie. oenn ~
bob INNER ipiebsr sinen Spiel ieinss
Rodes unb psrb1rs i6su fsin 5nupt.
Damn Iaht. tr Inut ouf nno gefiiiu.
lir.e lebboft nit beiben 5dnDen; Al.
lett mari n bic panicfFsln uno flos
ipie elm perfolstes unb in SHrtdsH
perf.etts Gino -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
SonOcYunnesa.

biIoeten @enihen!" - .Wer Is iinge.
biiIbct2 Gie ian ilneebiiloet Souen'B 3
boIt ben 9ala, Den elenbigen onFol
orocntli siomm'l 9iadber miro q
lido Rnob aeb'u, Der go3i" -
,Monn, iieb bod, mol nah. oh tetn
anheres Coupe frci iitl Dtit oielen
rohen Titnhenern fam man tuirtlidb
nid)t suiautineniobrcn!" 80,
aehn's MIR nitba! mir hom mir oa-
aea'n! giit jest itao ODER net, 8ras'
aii, persogcner?!" - DN'omd. oiss'
Iteigen!"
Tas 8cl6fino briillte uno briillte.
sd iab sum6eniter binolis. Vie lrleO'
lid, Ionnia griiBten Die Wanlnltao.'
f,er. 9lIs bate Der liebe 0ctt lie el'
qens oIs W2o0ea fir steQer Rentlln.
gen geiiedt. Til idones Warftbteit,
6eiien niebre S1uier lid, fern bon 1l'
Ter GiteIfeit, i'm bebnqlihen 6lti'le
jpieae!u. In titles Shieniitrt init
oeinem prahtiaen, oltebripnrolgen
W,ouergiirteI, Der BON ldIimmen trte'
aeriiden Grlebniiien 5u er5dblen
meiB. @ie better lonnt ihr eiif beiite,
ibr beIdeibenen SGushen - taum
fam ih bent @ebnnfen 8lauber lhen'
fen, Dab audi 5iuiifen erren sSonDen
Reuihen nit alltngsiorgen ipohnen,
Renifen, bic iidI um's liebe 8elo
sIoaen unS befeiiioen miiiien. Dab lid
aud, hinter oieien Mnuern 5arrillen'
| troa6oien abipielen, ShidiaIe lid ee'
| italten.
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es heute su eiien aiebt, entIernt I'D
| bos BcIofino uebii ieiuen Gltern. III
Miind)ener er5dbIeu lid, mas 'te Tsl
! oem ainoe onianaen tuiiroen. ipenn c;
ibuen aeh0rte. es lit uenig IngeileD
mes unter ihren Vroieften.
@ahren6 Der 3ug tDeiterroit, teller
lid, BEL mir Die Solaen bes geleiener
gud.g elm; id .ntidiumm.rs. Gang
un0 tief.
Gin Rnd. ssh eripode. @o BIZ
id,2 Rod i'm SaIbihlaf bore i'd oai
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in Sonuu. Gie beioeu gtiinhene
iinb iton oiisaeitieaeu, orei neit
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periude al Iouid,en. linn ob er plei
te is! I'D hatt's Shine iton Dor EN-
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Ttehtl" - go, nnrim hafprue &c nj
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ser iuua' MefIebors perIobt bot? De
piiie &c metz 9ie gona' StoSt RED
ooh BON mir annerm g9elder Jung
UiefIeborg? &c iper'n bod De juno
WefIeboru femme? 60 flouner. id1es
ner! Gel Batter moht in ,Slonel. q
SHUTTER is aeborsns Shmiot. nil
Se. BON nene antianitate ShmIo
mo Die tItIt' Todlter oorduebronnt i
7eg piiie &c metz 20. gehn Gle Dan
ME ins gofe griItol2 geae men
lid, nerlrbt hat2 @ie bnoBt 'e bod
I'd, fobb's peraeiie! 3nan5lgooii'er
morf frieft ie nit! g aana hib'
, WGhden, no, mel 8eidmad mar
, nett"
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