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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Pneumonia follows cold but never fol
lows the use of Foley's Honey and Ta'
which stops the cough. heals the lungs
and expels the cold. Bowditch. Webster
e Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

H. G. Barker Co.'S children's clothing
department is fully stocked with Eas-
ter requirements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Stevens & Ballard are showing
everything for everybody in stylish
shoes for Easter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26
Daily ksnnsbse journal
rELEPHoNE-13s
LOCAL BRIEFS

E. NJ. Thompson left yesterday for
Boston on a brief business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

The new State House souvenir
spoons have been received by Guy o.
Vickery, the jeweller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

ID; very fancy parsffips &c H.; spin
ach PC. a peck; nice russell apples 25c.
a Peck; fresh pork ribs 14c. to 16c. a Id.
and CLAIMS in shell &c. a peck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

LaIies hover around Russell & Wes-
ton Co.'S counters as though the EaS-
ter offerings must be particularly fine.
The beautiful goods are all the more
attractive with such home atmos-
phere of elegance as this store i'm
parts, Do see the lovely styles in the
3o-inch 121Sc Batiste they are selling
at only &c yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Special soap sale today at Bowditch
K Websters. This nice toilet SOAP
they are selling for &c cake. 12c for
a bcx of three cakes. will bear the
test regarding quality. Abnaki toilet
paper. large packages for 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Whitman AZ Adams Cos. successful
opening of garments suits and milli-
merry leave but little time to think of
specials"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

This is the last day to meet the OK
pert demonstration who is at A. A
Soules in the interest of the STANDARD
Sewing machine. Today you can buy
one Of those mission foot rests uphol-
stored in silk plush for only 4Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

AtI. S Young. smelts lbs for &c.
clans 2Oc. quart: halibnt 1Sc. pound
corn fish &c. H.; finnan hadie 1oc. {.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

G.. w Wadleigh's low prices toda y
include ; doz. fresh eggs sl.3o; pea
beans. s. cents peck; 20 III. tub com
pound lard. $3.50; bag Rob Roy flour.
Soc; Town Talk. soc; bread flour. Sc,
lbs. good dairy butter. s1.40; spinach,
Is cents peck; new maple syrup, S1.25
gal. 30 cents quart: fresh shoulders.
10 cents Id: potatoes. 45c bu.; aiewives.
l0c. BE sure to see ad. for many low
prices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

The Augusta Fruit Co. is overflow
ing with fancy juicy fruits that will be
welcome for Easter. is fine navel or
anges Csc. also strawberries today. red
bananas, fancy pineapples. tangerines,
toms toes. grape fruit, Malaga grapes.
all kinds oranges etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

A wonderful sight of cut pinks, ro-
ses, lilies and Towering plants at the
Augusta Flower sShop. Today beauti-
full pinks 75c. dozen; jonquilles Csc.
a dozen. Be sure to visit this store
when ON Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Pettis' window is where you can SEQ
one OF the richest displays of home
made bon bons in four pure fruit flaw
ors. that ever delighted the eye aud
satisfied the taste. Also d wonderful
line of fancy box chocolates for Eas-
ter. In the midst of these appears
today's special sale" chocolate filed
chips. 2lc pound. Rich goods these
do see them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Charlotte russo made delicious ana
rich for this Easter occasion by j. G..
Johnson. and today only 17c ID. o:
course you know this to be one of the
taNorite specials for Saturday." Here
also is a beautiful line of fancy box
chocolates for Easter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Have you profited by r. H Beale
g. cos clearance sale prices? If not
it is full time to attend to it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Stock up with NJ T. Folsom's pure
and delicious treat for you today
when little money buys much. Ma
pie flavor cream walnut at lie a
pound is great value. Also the kind
of 40c. chocolates Folsom recommends
will be only &c. today. You will want
a lot for tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-26

Swift & Turner Cos bargains fol
today should not be trifled with by
procrastinating. A leatherette en-
bossed chair bottom for only SC. is a
| wonder: Buy early to make sure of d
choice as a few are a trife imperfect
A practical strong arm cloths dryer
arms about two feet long simple. in
construction neat and compact when
folded against the wall only 29c. to-
day. Balance of cute chickens and
ducks only 7c. each. r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-05

quest This had grown 10 be the Gus
tom but there was no rule t. enforce It.
The Younger player, came to urge the
reneal Of The first bound rule. declaring
that taking the bah ON bounce was
a habv's game The old fogle~. mlHatu.
Of theIr battered hands. persisted u al
vocatjug the good .'s way \ com
promise was finally effected. \ ru.s
ra~ introduced than a 1a.r hit rau-al
either on the fly or au The first haUne,
pat the butter out. but men on bases
could ran ON bal caught on a FIRST
bounce. while a fly catch returned them
10 rbc bases they haI left.
1t this stage OF The game the "-sp.
tlation reduced the SIZE Of the bali 10
ten and quarter inches IN rIrramfnf-
ance and SIX and n quarter ounces 10
we.g ht. These balls "erc very LEet>,
according t. accounts published by Wal
Rankin, one of the oldest baseball re
30rters He says hat one dropped from
tbe TOD Of house would rebound T.
4he root The first baseball manufar.
rurer- were sh0emake"S. They s"We.
m the covers iu quarter sections shaped
like the petals Of tn ip. The cams
were always splitting and punching.
The size and weight Of the bail together
with its rough and uneven surface,
caught without gloves, battered the
9faver : hands All out Of shape. and the
same was at one time denounced toy the
New York Herald as a barbarous pas
time.
When the Civil War broke ont the
number Of baseball clubs in and about
New York dwindled from siXty-two IN
1850 to twenty eight in 1863, but the
enlisted PLAYERS took their game with
chem into the camps Of Virginia and
Tennessee and whenever the federal
armies rested in the summer or fall for
a week or so. a game Of baseball in
yariabIv developed. They PLAYED il on
The Peninsula. thew plaved Il before
Fort Fisher. droppir.s one game mid
innings to take their places on the fir
mo zinc. thew plaved in Confederate
artisans The Ohio Illinois Wisconsin
- Jrd;o,, rarrmpD+s t,,rnpd nu+ 70
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-05

leans carried basebaIls in their KNAPP
sacks, \ group of them landed in a
federal prison stockade on the Missis-
sippi and formed a baseball club. Con
federate prisons from Georgia and
South Carolina watched the game. got
the hang of it and organized rival
mines In an East and West series
which followed the West won out.
The Civil War cOntri buted its part
toward spreading the game country
wide, BY the time the great conflict
was over baseball had been thoroughly
established as the national game of the
once more United States.
In 1864 the association abolished the
rule calling the batter out on a ball
caught on the first bounce and made it
necessary to take it on the fly to count.
In lS66 the association issued a call for
baseball convention and two hun
dred and two clubs responded. These
middle West and the South was by this
time preparing to come in.
As soon as the war was over Mr.. Salz-
man. who took the game from New
York to Boston, went to Charleston.
South Carolina. and the game took a
firm roofing there. Savannah then
caught on 10 it, and in 1867 sent a
team up to Charleston, accompanied hv
a bunch Of rooters and band of music.
to play for the baseball championship
of the South. The blacks, revelng in
their release from bondage, swarmed
about the side lines and hurled epithets
at the white men on the diamond The
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
0rnuh.is,nthams tlebertraenHssn
Giucinnati, Is. Wloi.

MiuiGm 6. Stimer on 9eorgs Rob.
msoer, 2ot 30 in Der unisrabthtiluna
bon Santt 9bomIon's giiois, $3.50.
Spbn Roberts II u. on Glennor Ros
berts Ii. o.. 2ots 19 unb 20 in Wil.
liam ). Srpin's llntsrabtbsiIans in
4ponoals, 81.
Sane gD. Budinebam Il. u. an
Marp s.. .. 9reens, 10 Jub an ber
NoroI.it. Der Rihmonb Strabe, 10C
Sub 0'tIih bon Gutter Ctr. 81.
CHARTS 8. Gple on 9enrp aubIs
man, 81 bel 136 SUB on Der Noroieits
Der Sop.ins Str, Ill SUB 0iiIih pOu
Spanboe Qps., 81.
gribg.t Rdbben on Wtiu.r :. 3us,
gins unb oSacpb 6. 2spi, 16 bel 5e
SUB on Der Rorbpets gde Der a. unt
Glen Ctr, 81.
Murp e. Duesan on Marp u
Shen, Got 68 unb 9heil bon Got 65
in @lsmsr. llnterobtbeiluna. 81.
Barbara Ott u. u. on Sorrp u
RuIt. Cots z, s unb 8 In J. G. Cub
Ions Gftat., $1,000.
Sbsrman 6. Ghou,r on 5arrn SO
8ormonu. Sbeil BON Cots 80 unb Al
in Sulia q. Dannins's llnierabtbei
lung, ST.
Wida.l 9orlh II. u. an Qouil
0orih. Qot 73 in Jobn o. 8iegler'I
unterabtheilung, 81.
Gbnarb W. Ghnein an yleIIi
Shnein, Cots SO uno 70 in gbtDdrl
4blstta unt.rabtbeilung on popIo
Ctr. in Wabiionpine, ST.
CHARLES 6. g}ierrttt an perrp 6
5il, Got SO In Gbnitiu's 2. llnierob
tbeiluns in WobifOnbiue, 81.
George q. Wopre an gpn Irpe. lf
% in Sbattue'S 1lnterobtkilung !
WdSii0nDiut -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
GruaoeissHtbums Sppotbeleu.
gincinRati, 25. Wlai.
Reus Snpothettn.


Reus Snpotbeten.
Wsarp u. G4en an Big Gour q. Ii.
g. Co., $4,000.
Sarrn u. Ruit an a.las g. II. q.
Co., $500.
Sorrp SD. gorman on propibeut
9oon Co., $1,000.
2ouis 9orIh an Spring 9arbsn 6.
Il. g. Co., $500.
anna 9. .ioaierotb an bie1eIbe, $1,000.
Wlartin ". grpbbed an Spring
Gorben g. Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
Sbe 2ipe DAT Reoltp 60. on 4pons
bale II. G. 6. II. y. Co, $3.50.
2ulu 5usbss an gnterprife .. II.
6. u. Co., $1100.
1he 2inipoob Boptiit Gburh on gns
t,rpriit .. U. Co.. $1,000.
sgrant g. Sennings an 5pbe pari
Sapinas 8dnf Co., $500
Mlarp 2aptborn an Wabifpn .. u.
SO. 2, $1125
Gborlesg .5obbs an bieIeIbe, $500.
glellie Gdpein an bi.fslbs. $1,000.
Gpo syrpe an bisielbe, $1,000.
gerrn 6. Sill an WlabhOn 3. ".
go. 2, $4,000.
emma g. SOIpobsl on bi.ftIbe,
$3.50.
Sbo 3uitsrling an bieielbe. $2625.
2lusuitus 6. SriDin an bisielbe.
$2250.
ausuitus G. SriDiH ON bieiel6e.
$3.50.
Gbtparb S.miller on bitfelbe, $1,000
Sohn ). Ditteen an bieielbe. $1,000
aulu 5usbss on Senrp ands, IL.
$310.
| ameIia u. 6ammnm an 2uDrenee u
pnhpub, $500.
9bomas 3. Ratliff an Greb. 6
GhIueter. $1,000.
Mlma q. GsGourbunD DounS Wea'i
L. a.-Q. 90. 5000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

ringfte niht gu oe:d5fdunen. erfhsiae
ih, um einen 9soenitanb in Sbre DGns
De su leeen, ben :;rtr metnsr 2e:tle
beute in bem psripilmrten part oefun.
ben bat, ipeltsr gum Shlpfe gebOr,.
Sd iiberlofe es Sbrem beFcrn Grs
meiien, su beurtbeiIen, pb per6unb BON
9elane ift ober nibt.~
lleber bas oelbe 9eiift oes G;niis
idrs soe stpos lpie cine Iftpohs 2os
tie, bic ftehenoen augen fIadertsa in
ejnem unbeimlihen 9lan5.
,3eieen Sir. 6err Qeuinantl"
Der Offisier 0ffnete 'ein aplIer uro
entnabm Der 9ruittafde ba3 uns be-
tannte BUD. Gr iIterrei1.e es oem
8icomte.
Sin 9ebetbud," Tagte biefr init
Nrdhtliher ejeberoe. IS iD'.o oies
fer frommen Rdrr':t, wt 6Tdfia pon
Chateau 6erauIt, ae9oren."
Die RDtbe ouf Ieintm Gsiih. rers
ihtpano unb tam tp cher. er idlu9 cas
BUD duf - nirgsnos irar eia Rame
,in9ei6risben, peIher ;ibey Der G,1sns
Thinner 4ufitIuB g.g'te: bitis! Die
Gnttduitung UI: gr05 fir ben gis
(omte; feline Soffuurl, snpIif sirsr
getpeis gu finosn fir ben bartnddis
fefte.baItsnen gsroatt, bab bic als
paniere in Der Jldbe ipeiIe, fdien ihn
unter Den 5inoern 3u Ssrrinnsn, hie
tOnpuIiifh 3itterro in bem BUD bldis
tsrtsn. gnbIit ubermdnnte ihn Ter
.3oru, nit eirtm srimmie.n 5lgh
itIsubsrte .r bag giihEtin iptit bon
iih. Gs Dffnt.e iih uno bepor es auf
ben goben fisI, fIattsrte stipos guntss
bardus berpor, oas Die 4ufmer,ioms
teit pts 9iepmtt n.ueroines erreete.
Gbs Der Gfi;3isr iih biiden tonnte.
itIrste Der @iccmte auf bas burte
Ding los unb nabm es an ii4. rs
mar Elm tIeinea nit farbieen Stites
reisn bsbedtes 9ud3eitsn. Die Glide
reten 3.igten oos Wappen beg aoeIia.n
6duies b Qdtaume be 2eblanc, pss
0eihlehts ber 2dpdlIiere.
Der 9ruit be- gicomtss entrona iid
Elm 3on, fpeltsy sin.m nit Miibe uns
tsroriittsn SutsIyuf glid. Gr ponots
iid an ben Sfi,3isr.
rSerr 2sutr1H;," idate er nit .insr
Stimme, in BE-, isine Grreguns nads
bouts, ~6err Geatnant, rennenSis mir
sSbrtn Rumsn, 5h min Sic Ssinsr
RaisftGt uuisygm endbisi.en a0nis
fir bas Batter; sjnss aapitdns ems
pf,bIen.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Gin hphes Gleinpb

lit Der quite Qoms. gr min ertporber
unO bebauptet iein. 0eutGid 3eigt
oas Der CUTE Qoms, ben iia nett iibsr
bic Grbe bin bic beriibmtsn Ct. gers
narb arGuterpiQsn errprben bdben.
5auierSe unO 5auIenbe bon Wens
i6en, tpelde an ihperen Grontheiter
bes Wogens, Der 2eber unb Der Rierer
litten, preiien bieIe trefiIi6en piQen;
oenn obne beren Siilfe puroen isns
2eute f6on IdngIt untsr oem Raier
liegen. unb tdgIih mebrt fi6 bic 3abl
Der 2Obrebner; benn bieie Qinen be-
haupten aud bas aIsinob ibres outsn
Ramens. % Gents. g.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

5Iiegenbe e aaBen. Quf ben
9ebunteu, .eine lebenoige &ase file
gsnb gu MAIDEN, lit man 3par im3eits
alter bes Qeropluns ni6t estommen,
lpo6l ober in einem frubsrsn. Die 2lnz
lettung gu bieiem aunititiid ift in sis
nem 1853 gu Stuttgart erihiensner
3auberbuhe entbdlten, bds ben Sitel
fiibrt: r3aubertinite ober aufri6ttge
Gntbedung perI6iebensr betpd6rtsr,
luitiger unb nUBli6er 9ebsimmittsl"
0prt beiBt es: ,ginbe elmer lebenbigen
aaBe unter ibre bier 8uge bier aufz
geblaIene uno npbl 3ugebunDsne
S6peins6luien nit 9inbfQben bette
an uno itoBe iie bann, ben itortem
Winbfturm, bon sinem bpben 3burme
hero6, 10 pirb lie, unter Qnitimmung
elmer dbenteuerli6en Mufique, babinz
flieoen." Die a6snteuerli6e aaben.
muiit biirfts Bel bieIsm Experiment
ipabridetnli4 oas ein5ig GsIunsens
gepsien iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Yfiusitanshns in Bapern.
W Il n den. IL. Woi.

g,fingften ift bic siinftieite 3sii fur
sbalpanberunsen. unp iofsrn man eis
niae Gtnnben Shnteitampferti nif,'
id,.ui, ipirb man aud eiHfdhe Johs
iibereGnse MAIDEN. 60 bietet bic liIaz
eebuna BON Sberitborf I'm algdn cine
Wlenae bon entsiidenotn 4usflugs5ies
len, bon benen nur Der Jrsibersiee. bic
Gpielmannsau. gin0osbah. oas S1s
thai genonnt ieien. Die srobnrtiaen
.bohuIpinen Gpasiersdnse1 bss qls
sGus iinb ia mod tief Dtridnsit ano
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

5enrn 2ude, it,, an Zulu 6ugbss,
5beil bon Got 20 in prolper Gtetpart's
llnterabtbeilung in 2pdlanb, ST..
Jranf Barrier II. ". an Wlarn 8,
Moibeips unb Stanlen Watbetps, II
SUB an Der Norbieits bon Wslltngton
YIdce, 81.
5reb. s. Shluetsr an 3bpmas J,
Ratcliff, 40 Ider 2anb in Settion 80
in Columbia 9p., 81.
sSrant 2eSpurb an 9Ilmo y. 2es
Sourb, 25 bel It's 5ub an Der Siibs
feite Der Gleneap Mpe., 325 Sub ipeit-
lid BON Regent Qlpe., 81.
Sacob 3. Gprih an Iuauit r. s3pbel
unb emma 3pbeI. Got AZ unb 1bsil
BON Got 43 in sSrdnt 2aud's Inter
abtbeiluns, 81.
hilbert q. Glarf on Warthd g.
Doobpdrb, 2beil bon Got l in Gram
forb &c Glart's llnterabtbeiluns in
9lenbaie, 81.
1erielbe an Mlartbd e. Woobiparb.
9beil Der Got ] in oto., 81 etc.
Terfslbe an 4ba 90. Mooorparb,
5bsil Der Got ] in oio., 81 etc.
Geo. Gb. Serbsrt an Otto !. Rens
nsr, % SUB an 9eorge Str., 81 etc.
Mdrn 9. Gbafer on gormd @.
qIOsman, 80 SUB on DabaIb ape.,
ST etc.
Sorrn s. gatton (psr SberifD an
3ominit 9onaiano, 80 SUB an Ga
pasna 9lps., 5000.
Union Sopinss Rsultp 60. an5ran,
GIbls, Got 551 in Ohio 2ono II. Smpr.
60. llnt.robtheiIunl, $3.50.
5rant GlbIe an Wm. ;. 5eineu. Got
551 in bto., 81 etc.
8iroil q. Gilmore an Gb. JsIos
lamp. 38 5ub an mabiiOn Rouo,
SatI.n, $3.50.
Maltsr 2. Dtron on German Meis
tus, ISL SUB on Jresman ape.. nabs
Waoe, 81 etc.
Gouis Shroebsr an Duoib Map. ]
Got on Norpap 9pe., 81 etc.
Go. Sein3 on GIi r. SamiItor, 363
5ub an Smith & Wbdlsp's llnterobs
thsilung, 81 etc.
9enamp Storer II. u. on Die StahI
Cincinnati, / Got on Roble Court,
nahe gIort, 81 etc.
eaa so. Sbeparb on Gb. u Wbit.
] Got an price ape., 81 etc.
g. m. Cooper on 2luguii aeIm
384 5ub an Carthage gite, $3.50.
ri. m. 9ormon an Settle e. Qinos
fan. so SUB ON Woobburn Qps. 81 etc
Belle 5reibers an Ginci 6. Sarbing
l Got an 9. Ctr, nabe 9apmiasr. 81
etc.
Ben. .. ging an Belle Sreiberg
basisIbs eiaenthum, 81 etc.
Gbus. pfou an Sobn gIor., / 2ot
an Rsipton ape., 81 etc.
Wdrt 80. Sfpesi on Carrie e. Dab
gstt, 30 SUB an Straber aps., $500
gernobin. 5srnsbius an Geo. Wsa,
ming, 80 Jub an gssd aps.. 81 etc.
Geo. sSsrn.oing an Ssrnabine Ser
nebing, 80 SUB an btp., 81 etc.
Qlfr.b 6. Weinids. Gree, an Sos
2yarr.u, ! Got an Rihmpnb Str.
| S410O.
Gbas. We9ilIiarb an Qbe Dolinstp
16s 2lcrss in Sstt. 13. SpringfisIl
Up, 81 etc.
get.r 3. 9ittoe an WasbaIsne Cru
Der, / Got on SiiotpsitsGds Dobail
unb Wlihieou ;, ST etc.
Susanns 6. Burnett on GnnaS6u
FER. 30 Jub on Wapl. qpe., Roripoob
S2730.
WliIIer ). Susgins an Bridget Wob
brs, / Got an WlsIrois Ipe., 81 etc.
menseI Sdoensder on marp Wsti.l
% syub an 4ba Ctr, S66.
Gas. g. WsIls on Wargoret Copper
so SUB on aerinetpn 2lpe., QprtpooD
81 etc.
gmma Wshmeier an 4nna Sdoer
berger, ! Got on Weit 6. Str- (2ope
Riper Roab). 81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
. 8 9 6redli6fie.

~5tr Better III pI0sIid ssitorbsn,
Serr Rafer2A
.Sa. benien Gle iih!"
MAS mar btnn bic uriahe2-
~Shtpeigen mir lisbt bariibsrl.
.Dod ni6t gar sttpa Selbii q"
sgott. tpenn's ous nod s.ipeIsn tpds
re! Wa, Jlnsn tann ids ia onpers
irauen: 9oH einsm aIien Omnibus in
er iibtrfabren tporben.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

y
Der 5dg, or rueIhem oos 8ebetbuh
bss iSrGuIeins K 2apaIIiere in bic
6Gnos bss 9iccm;t os Ia galue fisl.
fpuroe ben 9erobnern Der Shurms
ruins in bopp:sy 9s3isbune p<rbduss
niBpon. Der %eutnant Der 9ragorer
bate pobI begr,'F,u, fpelds arobeWi4s
tigisit Der 9i,emte benz i'm Sdlobs
part gsmattsr Junb beilsste. JiihiE
mar babsr RotIrii6sr, aIs bab sr auh
fir feline qsrion bic sinmaI enibedts
Spur tpeiier u perfolgen trnhiste
9eru bGtts q iih fsIbft an bic Spib,
feiner Gsuts 9eitsat. I'm bic etnaus
9urhi0rihun1 bes Yor,s unb De
auorsnsenbsn gebietss gu Kitten. allen
Der 8icomts bate ihm btfobIen. nil
einsm ghsil Der Solbdten i'm Dorf ~
bIsiben. I'm aus.nblidIi6 sur 9ispo'
iition 3u iisbcn, fpenn tr ettpa ,int
pl0BIihe SausIuhune i'm ShIob ur.e,
anpenounQ BON WofFenselpaIt fill
notbtpenbi9 bdIten TolIte. Der 2eut.
rnnt mubts oakr bic Giibruna os,
Streifs pioeypilIie ieinsm Sergsan.er
iiberIaiien; oeasiht bate ihm bsrIelb'
fugar Elm Ulaiorspat.nt sing.trug,n,
Gr I6drf!e oaber feinsu llnt.raeb.nsr
orinaeno Elm, ale aufm.rfidmteit an
5upsnosn. BEN part nah isinsr san,
sen ausoebrung oufs esnausit, 81
bur6Iuten unb auh bic onitobeuo.r
BoIoungtn bieoon nihi ousSui6lis.
Zen.
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suriidfebrenbe 4itarte, unp etn gliiben'
Der RUB, cine belize llmarmung gos
munbs in 9egenpart Der ld9eInben
Mutter iagten ibr. mas seidehen par!
Die gdronin nebIt So6ter batten
ben ,tdIten Stein" Nnitanbs Galber
nod nidt betreten, inbeb fir periAt's
bene Ginrt6tungen unb 9erbeferuns
qen in gbmuno's 8phnung Gorge 9es
tragen. Der atpeite Stpd narb iofort
eetiinbtst, benn es peritano iih lpoDI
bon ielbft, bab Mtama in bds Sdu5
ibres Shtpiegeripbnes 3og. Som!t
mar oen MaIsrn, Saps5ierern unb Der
gIeihen Nuftra9 our pafenoen 0ers
Itsuung aIIer Rdume gegeben. -
Die 8erlobun9 iolte gefetert tpsrz
ben. 2l1e 9orbereitungen paren Bel
Der 9aronin setroffen, Die 9Gite 9elas
Den, es bunteIte bereits.
Mtit tlopfenoem 5eraen mo6te Gbz
numb feline SoiIette, Inn 9untt adt
llbr bel ieiner 9raut gu er'deinsn.
Mon babe Elm Slid nod 10 lon9e
unD beib erItrebt, nod 10 namenIOs
nu6 benz 4usenbIid ieines gintritt8
geIe6St, es 1T bod eisen, oaB uns Der
gtugenbIid, in tpeIhem es uns feline
2lrms iau6seno Dffnet, nit S6ret
erfuQt, in 9erpirrung uno cine 9ez
tpiiIe unsursdnungsfdbigteit IeBt.
Smmerbin lit es aber oas 9efiibl Der
retniten ssreuDe, tpelhe oerbdIten in
uns sittert unb nur ben sritsn Iugens
Bid freien 2lufot6mens abpartet, um
nit allen SubeIn puItaniih aus3ubres
den.
9ieis perboItene 5reube lebte ION.
berbdrer Weiie in Gbmuno niht, ipes
rigItens niht oisis refine, ieltge 5rsus
be, bic etpas 9inoIih gtaipes, ct
mas W2enI6Iid 5reies bat uno iih
oauernb, lppbItbGtig in uns ousbrst.
tet. 6Gtte er isnes Gefiibl, lpelhes tr
| fir 7Freupe 3u nebmen DerbIenoet gez
nuQ mar, unterIuhen tOnnen, 10 bate
er Ii6er gefunoen, 0ob es tbeils Gube-e
Sinnenregungen, 8ier nah Dem geiiB
Der it0nen 0oItenItein, tbsiIs befries
biqte Giteltett, tedsr Sriumph iiber
8rQF 8il0ern uno urbsre Rsbenbubs
Ter, theiIs Ser tede 6offnun9stroum
uuFeeitodelten Gbroei3es, Suht no6
| @lans mar. Der S6red, bic IQbmenz
be S6ii6ternbeit Dor ieinsm na6en
Slide bate teinen 9ei9ei6mat rseIIer
sFreube, ionoern elmer dngftIihtn
Sp0nnung, 5ur6t Dor Der stgsnsH
SbQt uno ouGIeube grinnerun9. 9as
2nbenten W}utbiIoens fubr ibm INNER
ourh ale QieksqsbQnten, unb 3u9l.t1
| Tttegen gar munderIei 5rugen auf. bic
| ii6 on ben lImitonb tniipften: MQtbtls
De nobne in oemIelben 0auIe; bas
2siieite, mas iid in feinem 2sben 3uz
TRACE, jebes 3erpurfniB in Der gbe
miiiie lie gu ieiner gei6dmung erfahz
rem. 9auienbfa6e 9eaegnungen p.r>
bitterten iton in Der GinbiIoun9 lem
Qeben, er fiibIte, bab er ni6t 5err i'm
eigenen SouIs. ni6t freisr WIenih lei,
10 Ionge S6GbIeins brinnen pOhntsr.
urb berdustreiben tonnte er lie niht.
2ebbofter benn ie buhte er an Wt1s
| thiIoen, unb ale Shmer3en, lpeltt lie
um ibn empFinoen miiIIe, truten ibm
por 2lugen, srFuutsn tbn nit tiefitsm
Mitleio, nit Reue, bub er iis uidt
idor Idn9ft ouf feline SinnesGnoerun9
porbereitet, niht penigitsns ieiner
reinen 8ruoerliebe bsrIihert babe. Der
ndbe Ssrmin ieiner 9ermdblung rtetb
ibm lpenigitens. nod ben lesten Guss
NEG elmer 9sritdnbiguno gu ergreifen,
tpelds ibm bic Qdtung ieiner Sugsno.
| 8eipieItn bepa6re.
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e6tDa6s, .ncrbsfe Rerfcnen. sepInat bon Se't.
sss1oisaistt snss amo fdLedieH S5sasa,asr ss9og,
thnlersen. odarausiaH. Gbnnbn,e BEG yeb3rs
nno Btft6fs adi0rrh widaenbrli6eH. Shihiuers
ficpinna Waiibiafeit. Grrotben, 9iticrn, SersIto.
rfen. @rntibeIemulnna. sienaitTiffeif nnb 9riib.
iiaH-srio5reH Gus benz .ylnsensiftHHe", irie
einfadl, idlncn nnb billia ale nnnatitr.
liden @erlnite nno anoere Tolaen in.
genSIifer @erirrungen eriinolidl nc.
heiIt uno bolIe Weinnbheit nnb SroG.
hmm iuiebererlnnat fpcrbcn fonnen. -
@ans Henes Seilperiabren. Sober iein
eiarner Mrsf.
Ttefes autrsrtsrtTiH frfereFnrts rrs Isrr.
rf'Me Ru6 fTtnffme SufTods fat01. fuflMcs
bon snrrn uub sfft, mqnrn ifnb nrnn. aefefen
iperber forte. Fam nener GirfsnSnna tor 2J
bon ber
XriDnf-diinif, 1915. apcmnc,
NEW YORK. NJ.
m2aH srtr6hns bas Gtncinnati @cgfs5Iaft.