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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
WHAT mUNTER SAID
ABOUT new CHARTER

the commissioner under the char
ter. if the same is adopted at the
polls/
Judge Munter denied that this
was the purpose of the charter
adoption, but added, Naturally, we
will try to see that men are elect
ed who are in sympathy with the
new charter and the commission
form of government"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
He ASKED FOR $4,000, NOT
e1S0

William Patterson, owning prop
erty ON Huron street, today in a
statement filed with the city coun-
ell. Indignantly repudiated the al
lowance OF $3.50 made to him on his
claim for $4,000 filed against the
city. He says that when he asked
for $4,000 that he did not do 1t for
, bluff. and that he was damaged
by the making of the Huron street
Improvement nearer $4,000 than
$4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
. . J." . . . . . . = = . - . .
. BIND WATCHMEN AND
. SHOOT SAFE.

. BY United Press Leased Wire.
. BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. "a.
= After binding a Waterman
. at the Berkeley Farm cream
. cry at 2610 Aston way, three
. masked men this morning
. rifled the safe and obtained
. $50 in money and diamond
. ring valued at 500. The safe
. crackers escaped without
= leaving any clew.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-"Per-
sons circulating reports that Jap
anese sank the drydock Dewey at
Olangapo in order to sontrol the
Philippines. should be spanked ana
sent to bed without their suppers, -
said an official of the war depart
ment today. Lieutenant General
Leonard Wood added to this by
saying that such report was abb
surd.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
TELEG R A P H
B RI F S

NEW YORK.--John Smith, the
thirteenth victim of the New York
Central explosion, died this after
noon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N. Hus-
Juston, former treasurer of the
United States, recently convicted
of conspiracy to use the mails to
defraud, was today granted a new
trial by Justice Wright in the
criminal court.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-Gov.
ernor Hadley today appointed
Franklin Ferris of st. Louis JUS
tice of the supreme court to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Gavon d. Burgess.
MADRID.-A daughter was born
today to the Princess Louise, wife
of Prince Charles of Bourbon
Siciles and daughter of the Count
ess of Paris.
DOVER, N. H.-While Mrs. VIM.
Somboy was shopping today for
Christmas her two children, one
aged 2h years, the other 6, whom
she had locked in room, were
| burned to death.
WELLINGTON, Kan, Amos
Rhodes, 40 years old, car inspect
or for the Santa Fee Railway COM
pany, was found murdered in his
home here today.
TACOMA, Wash.-Elmer Lissen-
den, aged 4S, died today after a
long illness. He was well known
in theatrical circles on the Pacific
coast. He leaves widow ond his
mother.
-Austro-Hungary has
joined with Germany in a protest
to Portugal against the announced
expulsion, on January 1, of Aus
trian and German missionaries
from Portuguese colonies.
LIMA, Peru.-A group Of insurg-
ents yesterday attacked a train
near San Mateo and robbed 1t OF
$4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
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WOMAN OF 81 YEARS Z
HELD FOR SHOPLIFTING. 4

. BOSTON, Dec. 24.-Silks =
. and laces hobnobbing with Z
= sides of beef. strips of bacon. =
. cans of soup. condensed milk Z
= and paint greeted the eyes of Z
. squad of officers sent today =
= to search the home of Mrs. Z
. Elizabeth Knadler. So years .
. old, who had been arrested =
. on charge of shoplifting. =
= There also were musical in =
. struments. vases, stems. man. =
= icure sets and great variety .
. of other articles estimated to =
= be worth more than $4,000. =
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

A discussion on the proposed
new city charter was held last
night at the Hamilton school in
Kenwood. Judge Munter. the chief
speaker for the new charter. was
asked if 1t was not a fact that the
same organization that controlled
the choice of the 10 men who
framed the chatter did not also
propose to control the election of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

You may wake and call me early,
Call me early, mother dear,
Tomorrow will be the busiest day
OF all this strenuous year;
OF all this strenuous year, mother;
The maddest, cruelest day,
For l am going shopping, mother,
So call me early, pray.
There'll be many a black, black
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
MEETING OF TEACHERS.

A number of Spokane teachers
and school principals will go to Sc
attic next week in time for the
meeting of the Washington Educa-
tional association on Dec. 81, %
and 80. A pension for the teachers
of the state will be one of the mat
ters discussed,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
REBELS HOLD
UP TRAIN
ny United Press Leased Wire,

JUAREZ, Mexico, Dec. 24.-Rev-
olutionists today held up a passen-
ger train two miles from here,
seized provisions and ammunition
aboard and then allowed the train
to proceed. The hold up is be-
lieved to indicate that the rebels
will attack Juarez.
The train was bound toward this
city. The revolutionists tagged
the engine. AS the train came to
> stop @ score Of men armed with
rifles Stepped from beside the
track and covered the train crew.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
FsHzD ron c.ickENs THRoTcA TRANsoM OF MEAT SHOP,

YORK, 24- al kind of fishing" that
Frank Toyer William Blanchard engaged in
Reinboth left fat
hanging the OF his butcher shop night
chickens Tolver to have
proceeded angle for
= the
With charged reached
1ru chickens He
u pnss Blanchard
policeman caught both fishermen
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

Found In the Grand Central
roOming house on Third avenue
with diphtheria, Edward Inhoff
was admitted to the isolation hos
pital yesterday while the rooms
were thoroughly disinfected and
the inmates of the house treated
with anti-toxin.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
JUST AS SHE SAID mo TURKEY"
WIRE SAYS SHE'S WORTH 50, 600, 0OC
(By United Pres Leased Wire

10y United Leased Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 24-An hour after she had
her family that the would have to forego the
Crosby Of Chckasha, Oka received
telegram telling her that sh heir to fortune Of
, 100000.
message from w. Grant, Boston attorney 1t
death of Crosbys aunt Miss Godfrey
Providence R. L. tn fortune had to be left to Mrs
had bee Strengthened circumstances
= for time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
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TAFT SHOPPING.
BY United Press Leased VII

, WASHINGTON, Dec. "a ,
, Mingling with the crowds on ,
, the downtown streets, Presi- ,
, dent Taft today personally ,
, completed his Christmas shop ,
, ping. The presidential smile ,
, beamed brightly as Taft ,
, pushed his way from counter I
D to counter of the crowded 4
, stores, selecting the gifts that ,
, he will personally bestow.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. "a
Five sticks of dynamite wrapped
in a package, were found on the
front steps of the First Methodist
church late yesterday. by C. E.
Downie, who happened to be pass
ing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
FLEMING WANTS LARGER
OFFICE.

City Clerk Fleming has asked for
a larger office in which to take
caro- of tho registration for the
coming vote on commissioner I'M
eminent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
"DESERvED TO BE SHOT,"
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire)
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. "a
]. Howard Green is a free man to-
day, having been cleared of a
charge of numbering Prof. T. B.
Skidmore. According to an ante
norton statement by Skidmore and
admitted as evidence at Green's
trial, Skidmore declared that Green
had shot him, "but that he deserved
to be shot"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

TOLEDO, O.-Fire this morning,
which followed an explosion of I'M
known origin, destroyed the build
ing occupied by the Toledo Biscuit
comnany Loss 1925. 900.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

eye, mother,
But none so black as mine.
You'll find me Drawing the hatpin
thruSts
At the head Of the surging line.
l know they'll call me cruel, mother
But | care not what they say;
For | am going shopping, mother,
The foremost in the fray. 49,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24
90 . 90 80 . = 80 . 4
GAS WASN'T CAUSE OF
NEW YORK EXPLOSION I
sv United Press Leased Wiz,

. BY United Press Leased Wire. 4
. NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Offi-
, cial investigation tiday into
. the explosion at the Grand
. Central milk depot on Mon
. day that killed several per-
. sons, injured two score and
, wreckE adjacent buildings. 4
, revealed the fact that acetyl-
D enc gas was not the cause of
, the explosion. Z
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

The Spokane Press, delivered,
Csc month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

LIMA, Peru.-A group Of insurg-
ents yesterday attacked train
near San Mateo and robbed 1t OF
$500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

NEW YORK.-John Smith, the
thirteenth victim of the New York
Central explosion, died this after
noon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-24

MADRID.-A daughter was born
today to the Princess Louise, wife
of Prince Charles Of Bourbon
Siciles and daughter of the Count
ess of Paris.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-13
ualss from The W.e.I.U.

The writer sometimes fails 70 re-
member that the local paper is issued
three days earlier than formerly
consequently the report of the dele
CATION from James City and York
counties TO the state Annual Con-
vention of the w. c. T. u. held in
Portsmouth. September 1919. IS a
week bela,ed. Mrs. c <. Bishop
as bi-county president. was county |
delegate. Mrs. Ayers and Mrs
Babcock represented jamestown and
Mrs. Weeks. Williamsburg. Mrs
Cleveland Maynard. York River. and
Mrs. Brekhus and Mrs. Gulbrand-
sen. Norge.
Norge w. c. T. u. the most re-
Gently organized. has AZ members.
| Mrs. Hoge. president of Virginia
lW. c. 7. u. said after the formal
closing Of the convention that the
Portsmouth meeting had been one Of
the most successful in the history OF
the organization. about 200 mem
gbers being present.
Resolutions urged more thorough
work among school children, com
-, nending magazines which refuS'
: ads, Of whiskey and the series o
/. physiologies recommended by "a
= National suggested work for a pen
= atty clause In the state law requirin
: the teaching OF temperance phys
,s ologs.
A resolution Of thanks was ais
=, rendered the reception COMMITTEE
as the press. pastors OF churches, II
= civ officials and others who haN
:. worked 70 make the convention
70. success.
= AL Of the state officers were r
-, elected.
In Next convention 10 be held
Danville. White RibOner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-13
Marlin Is sun Blamed.

The regular Norfolk eorespon-
dent of the Richmond News Leader.
writing TO his paper under date OF
Oct. s. says:
The plan OF prmsrv for Oct
IL TO determins the strength of as
pirsnts for congress. who VIII then
have the right to appoint. according
10 this strength. delegates of their
own liking to nomination conven-
sioo in Suffolk Oct. II. was determ-
ined by the vote OF Colonel c. Fen
ton Day. chairman of the district
committee. and fsther-in-law Of
| United States Senator ThomsS s
Martin.
The belief that Senator Msrtr
directed this move IS universal. I
mas not pleased the rank and file.
who have been clsmoring for pr
mary in which the candidates can b
voted for directly and has nc
brought 10 Senator M 'rtin the gres
number OF Democrats. who hav
always opposed him in this distric
on the contrary has driven thei
farther away.
1t IS declared that the "playir
OF politics" by Martin men b
thrown over a weak machine
the Second district u an effort
build up "a stronger one" Int
contend that Senator <. (. Hollan
aspiTsnt for congress. IS wanted
me party leader in the district.
The old Norfolk "organizsti
men. badly crushed by al that /
happened. and unable . undsrsta
the action OF Colonel Fenton Day
- the last moment. are saying nothi
They refuse 70 discuss the influer
OF Senaior Martin il the pres
matter one way OF the other.
tact they refuse to talk at all.
L. The sentiment against Sens
II Martin In the district has neveTt
ess been intensified. and Z
everywhere IL the rank and fl
heretofore his friends. are declal
az inst aim.
II was heard IN many quar-
r., today that the Second district
q ready 10 support Henry {. Stu
OF Russell county. for senator
against Martin Il Stuart beats 81
. "a the Ninth district this year
congress and II Stuart does not
then any man 70 beat Martin
BE the case"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-13
CIT This Out and Save Il.

A great amount Of trouble il Sc
curing stands from all purchased
seed. and especially that OF corn. IS
due 70 the fact that much seed SO
obtained is OF ilow vitality. When
IL is necessary TO purchase seed corn,
the seller should always be required /
70 guaranteed a termination OF 100
per cent. Always buy seed corn |
upon the ear; then you can form
some idea OF what IS being purchas-
ed. Afterwards test its germinstive
powers as follows:
Have an ordinary box about II
inches wide, IS inches long. and II
inches deep. Put into the bottom s
inches OF horse dung. wetung II well
and packing il into the box. On top
Of this place 2 inches Of well-damp-
ened sandy soil and st a piece o.
muslin or thin cloth into the box on
Top OF this. The muslin should
previously have been marked into
ll-inch squares with a pencil or ink
these squares being numbered. Now
number the ears to be tested to cor
respond with the squares. Take
three grains OF corn from each ear
4 one near the butt. one az the middle
and one near the up. taking eacf
grain from a different row. Placl
each set OF grains on the square o
muslin corresponding TO the nunbe
! OF the ear. When AL the squares
or as many as you have ears to b
4 tested, are occupied. cover them Wit
several thicknesses Of a damp. heav,
cloth and set the whole n a warn
place.
ii In about seven or eight days. Q
even IN a shorter time If the westh
:. IS warm, examine the grains an
AXE for seed only those ears frol
which all the grains have terminated
III This precau6on viii avoid much di
III appointment in securing stands
II A. Knapp. Special Agent in Charg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-13
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry

CheSa peake q OniO KY
Scenic Route TO the West
Fast Vestibuled Trains. Parlor Care TO
Richmond Pullmau Sleepcrs toL-ouis-
vile. Cincinnati. Chicago, 81, Louis
WEST BOUND pAnLE TRAM
". williamsburg lO-3f a. e.. and 90
r 10. Direct connections Tor al
points West, Sorthwest and south
ges-
Fast Trans Tor ssNPo1 News. Nor'oS an'
Oid Point
" williamsburg SIS a. n. and &-5s
p %.
Loezls ior Newport Ness.
LEs Williamsburg 9,l2 a H., 6i2slp- n
Lceals Cor Hieamono
" Williamsburg $50 a m. 6il5 p 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-13

"Pelvitone" is the latest and best
family remedy for female troubles
Every bottle guaranteed TO relieve OF
money refunded. 81 per bottle or
for $3.50. Jas. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-13

cake for seed only those ears from
which all the grains have terminated.
This precauton viii avoid much dis
appointment in securing stands.-S
A. Knapp. Special Agent IN Charge
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-09
8.

Sorntag nadmittag wl;rOe III
SenapiQe, a6t Weilen BON Gcmple
geleeen, einem 5ormer 11ame1ts
Gufus gaiott ser Sbaoel eiliaeidla=
gen. Man bat ieinen Ieds5ebnidb-
rigen Stiefiobn uno 0eiien Snfel,
Mlbert @otts, alS mutmoBlid)e ST
fer perbaftet. IS i6eint cine ouge=
meme &auferei itattgefunocl 5u ba-
ben. 8atts bot mebrere Weiier=
tpultOen i'm @eiidt.
4us Neu=8raunfels iuirD Ser
SOD BON Srau Gbriitine Sof5, elmer
hefannten oeltti6en gemobnetin
iener Staot, gemeloet. Die @erltor-
bene NOR i'm Sabre 1886 in Ores
ben geboren uno fam 1854 nod
Neu=8raunfels, mo Tie iid nod int
ielben Sabr perbeiratete. SIR @atte,
Elm Sobn u1o bier @roBfi1loer iiber-
leben tie.
Sn Sort @ortb bot cine Soft
fere15 5tpii6en BEN teraniidcn afi-
nenbelibern uno Winenor5eitern
itattgefnnoen, in Der iiber Gle @ie-
oeraufnabme Der Nrbeit in Zen Mi-
men beraten ipurbe, oo6 fat ite 5s
feinem &eiultot gefiibrt.
Sn Gaincetor1, unlpeit We&in-
nep, mur0e am Somitag Die 8apti-
Itenfirde bonn Sturm 5eritort. @ud)
lit in Der @egeno nod anbercr Sda=
ben our6 Sturm uno 9lisidlag
angeri6tet moroen.
Sontitag abeno bat es iu bic
len @egenoen unieres Staotes
idmer geregnet. Mus einigen ST.
ten mie @ictoria, Morble Sol1s, Ml-
pine, Sloresnine u. a. miro ua6 BON
Sagel gemelbet.
SS11 ser @egeno BON Moultol1
ioa ourd SageIidlag piel 5dooen
angeridtet iein. Nr6 in Seorlle
unb l1meegeno ift Elm iGlimnter
Sagel gefaler.
- Sci einem Iutontobil- llnTou in
Ser Ndbe BON SouIton muroe elm
gepiiier Sobn Samilton idlper Der.
lebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-09
op,, G Oog+o,. Rournfo,,to,

@nl. s.. Setter, Gepraiental,t
ser gbos. S. Strobel 2ufti6iffe uno
6lug=Mol1inen bon Soleoe, Ohio,
bat nit ser Snternotional 6oir Mi-
location einen &ontroft a6gel6IoI=
len, fir ausiteGung ieiner lerfbaret
ouf Ser Soir i'm nadiien
DOM Il 5. bis gum 20. Nopem=
Der. Ser &ontroft beltinn1t brei
@ufitiege taglif uno miro fcin go
nus BON ser Soir-8eieaiGaft per-
- Gin eroBortieer @npfang it
fir Sen 8ii6pf Sbotp, mel6er ain
Mittpo6 abeno bier eintreffert miro,
eeplont. @ue bieiige1 fatboliiGen
@eieGi6oitel1 meroen ii6 baron be-
teiligert, ebenio mie oie SdltlftlOer
ans offentIi6en ooer 8ripat=5 6ule1t.
- Ilbert Srieorid bot 400
9lfer 2ono an Der Srio gitp &odo
gefauft urb beabiidtigt BORT einen
Sog0= un6 5iid=&lob eill5ltridten.
&iinitli6e Seen iollen angelegt ulio
Elm &lubbarts ion gebaut lperoelt.
Carl Sonas, SO Sabre ali,
itarb anl Sumitog nodmittag II.
ieiner @obnu1te, 303 2ofitte Strobe.
ST binterlaBt cine @itpe uno 4
&illoer, orei So6ter uno einen SoDn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-09
9rafoniidje Mafma9mcn.

slus Godforo, Snsy miro beribtet:
Die Staot BEL Ser lebten 2ocal>
Sption-@abl unaB" geItinmlt Dat 10
beiti1nmte Ser Staotrat, bab bonn t3.
Mai an bie @irti6aften mieoer iii
8etrieb geiebt lperben foilnen. 9ie
bohmeiien Setter Ser Sto6t, oelten
iebr biel an Dem @olergeDen Der
giirger liegt, nabmen 3leidl5eitig
cine Sroinan5 atL melhe gelpisie De-
i6ranful1een fir Die @irte anferIegt
unb 6arollf berednet if, ben 86iien
ben @ufentbalt in ben @irtiGaftell
10 l1ngemiitli6 lpie moelih 5lt ma
1en.
9ieier Sroinan5 5ufolge lit Dos
ioeenannte Spenoiren ODER ySreaten"
bei Strofe perboten. 9esgleider
Sreilun6 ODER irgenomel6e Mrt ben
Wuiif. Singen uno iberlautes
Spreden ift berpont. 0as @irt-
idaftslofal muB aug eineln eia5ellen
Nanm belteben, ser nit feileil anoe-
rem 3intmern Ourd Siiren perbun-
Den tit. @s biirfen meoer Glide md,
Stiible IN Dem 2ofal borbanoen fem,
MIR binter Dem Sdanftii6 oarf Elm
Stllbl fir ben Better relp. Sddnf-
fe(iter plo5irt meroen. Srgcno mel
DIE Spiele iiuo n~erbotelL ullh eilleln
getrunfenen ODER aud MIR u4nge-
iduielten" 6iirfen feille @etr1nfe Der
obfolet merben. 8, nel6e 2!lit, @irt
in Modforb 5u leinl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-09

@oree6eugt. u@esbalb baben
sic oenn bier i'm Sauie oles 10 eng
bauen IoIien: Die Seniter, oie 86ii-
rem, ba8 9bor, Die Sreppen2" =
uSa miiien sic, ionit fonnt mir
lei6t elm a[aoier 'reingeifGeppt per.
oen."
= @artenfreiie laBt iid nit Or
folg e~benfals i'm Serbit ooer @inter
f~ultipieren. Wsan lat gu bteiem
8mede ben Samen in &onbfaiten
ooer Sopfe uno iteqt bieie in ser
Slide ooer ionit an eifrem fpornten
Srte odlf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-09
sic miro le6r 6ilbl6 lpcr6etl,"

nSte miro iebr biibi6 i%pctoet1,"
meinte ein onoerer.
ugeo6 51t piel vbeolte Be oiob(e"
uno 5u piel @oiie BON 2opooo," ut
teilte ein &ommerberr u1tD mtegte
feline @labe.
Gin iiiBer Slid, oieie nelle @or=
fine" benterfte Shirt Solo; ugibt es
Oenn bier feir1en &ognaf?.." uno
ipInfte einem 9iener.
@rete uno I%nner1orie flatterten
oie Sreppe binob. Mon mid Oen
iuttgen 9arnen relpeftpo1 olts, etr
poar 8rogen tonten ibren nab. Sic
borten ni6t. u&onm1" pliperte
@rete, uin oie goSfetts uno baum
redtsob inter oie groBe eide. :"
Sbre SiiBe Itompften oen Sizes, sic
fleinen meiBen Stiefel6en flriridte1t
iiber sen Sono.
u@6 Crete 1tobnte 9(lmemorie,
ui6 BIN tot! 8enn oaS Gle @eiell=
idoft 1T, ipetn oos ebenio eebt bel
oerGrin5eB Srene-ooS bait ib nid5t
aug. 9ie 2ente reoen ia niGt> tic
i6mabbeln. Sic fungen Sdbe a1
uno beenoen tic nidt> uitO aae ID
deln; lperll Tie etmas gan5 crnit1af-
tes loge1t iie lo6ellt."
o9os lit ser quite Son, entge9nete
@rete bele9reno. SD bo6e mid TO-
fort bineingefunoet. Sd bobe mild
ausge5ei6net omiiiiert. Sd batte
efnen 2eutnont ols Siidnadbor, ei=
men Srei6errn altf il o0er mib, Dos
mar Elm fre6er Odds. @inntol gab
ib es inn, geborig, ioge id Sir; er
erltorrte; es iaB. ober e5 nor ein
linterbaltiamer Meni6, MIR fredl.
0os ideinen tie pielfu6 81 ieiu. 9(nna-
mie, meme Mte, ib fabre ia morgen
idon; Otto brinet mild BIS Neltbous;
morgen lit al(es at @rOe, ipollrl mer=
Sen mir ms mieoeri eben2..
Sic itanoen unter Ser Glide; id)rog
fiel bos &otlid)t Ser i6eioenoen Con.
ne bltrf oos fnorrige M~itgepdnge,
uno oben apiti6erten Die gG9el. Ger
frobe 2drm Ser @aite iGaltte ge-
oGmpft uro mie obgeriiien beriiber,
ELM leiier @in0 bemegte Sic 3neioe.
Sic ltonoen oidt an 5tonlnl nno
batten bic S0l16e in chamber ber-
i6ranft.
u@ott, @rete, eS miro mir 10
| i6mer," iogte 9nnemorie, mlibionl
gegen Die Sranen falnpfeno, ues miro
mir 10 idiper, mir lit INNER, als mo-
re es ein 9(bi6ieo fir etpio. Wtir III
10, ib meiB ni6t, mie mir i'll. gs
lit Elm GROCER uno feierliGer gug:
crit Sic @%iniegnung unb oonn bie
| Sod5eit, unb morgen gebt es binaus
I'M SOS feinolide 2eben. SIS it ell
unbergeBli6er 3og. S6 moGie 81
fonnteit NIT I'M Dos eflide Stift."
(8orilcbma folnt.)
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Dos Slid man6es MenldJen
beitebt barin, fir eliiflid gebolten
5u mer6en.
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@eind)t. = Gutter oeutiGer Mann
uno Srau, Inn 0ie 8f1ege uno Dos
Welfen bon Seriep 8ieb 81; ii6er-
nebmen. @1tes &eim gutter 2obn.
Selepboniert an 50. s. Shmief, 500
beioe Selephone.
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aarmeiuals- @aduebcn.

Gprii6er lit Der &arnepal
Weit Mlent iuns ct bradte.
Bun bent ein jeber, bet bier iuGr,
Giel Gitrs,ueil bat 1tnS ladte.
Die id5ne 9iuienf1nisin
Wtit ibret nSerspgintet",
Sic baben furse 3eit regtert
llnb spgcn haunt Dpm hittrcit.
Sas SlitmenfeIt tuar aud gal5 nett,
Wie es ia 5n eriunrteit,
Gs glif sans San Intpntn
Stem tunnberfm1ncn Warten.
llnb aud bic iene 2uftidiffabrt
&efameit mir 81 ieben,
Sud mmkte bis smm ySair"= 9labl
b'rutt
Wsan fa1ret pber geben.
audj mas mod iuuit ge6pten tuaro,
Wsan als gering rtdJt af)te,
S'rum es mad Gan 4ntunip
Muf biele 0aite bradJte.
Sic Strakeit tuaren iiberfiiIt
Matt 2entf, bpit NAB itnb fernc,
Senn mad Der Stabt Der Mlamp
Sa fpntttt etr- Sener gerte
9ah iueun Mat 10 geiuanoert lat
bic Strnken aif rmb nieber,
Sitdt man andJ sur Grbplmng ani,
SIC &netpe gut NIB bieber.
Mtan milf nit eimem guten Sdfnf.
Sic miiben Olieber itarfen,
Scr tuabre Mant frast nidts nanadj,
@enn es bic Mufer merfen.
llnb unfit Sir 9uteu 0iat, ~ luft
Gn6 ~ Ia IN p=S I +" gc6eit,
Gs lit has Seite, iuas ibr jc
8enpiien babk int 2eben.
ttnb idtueIst SIR iii Grinncrun9
Nm bieie idJ5men 3eiten,
So iol Grh has ~ q III p=S
Wuf babel tren begleiteu.