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''I'vE SLEPT ON PARK BENCHES.
son said what did was because I'm
strong for your father and-well. |
wanted to do you good turn too"
IL don't want your apologies"
"All right Only think over what
said scme time"
Il hs q good reason for saying what
did"
Il know you had"
How do you known
Because I'm not what you think
am altogether"
Il guess you're not" she snapped
But l don't mean what you mean
] mean you think I'm coneeited and
rich and don't know what trouble Is
Well. you're mistaken Many's the
time I've lodged round corners to
avoid meeting men | knew would In
vite me to have dinner or luncheon or
a drink-of soda-or something-for
fear they'd find out that | couldn't
treat in return. Many a time I've gone
hungry for DAYS and weeks and slept
on park benches until an old friend
found me and took me home With
him.
She eyed him with attention.
But it's your father | wanted to
talk about" he hurried on. I'D bet
lot he knows more than any other man
Ia this town. and. besides. he's nne,
square. good hearted old gentleman.
Anybody can see that Only he's got
one terrible fault-he doesn't know
bow to make money And that's
mighty tough on you-though IT'S just
as tough on him. But when you roast
him for IL. as you did Just now, you
only make him feel as miserable as
yellow dog. and that doesn't help mat
tiers a little bit. He can't change INTO
sharp business crook now; hes 100
old a man Before long be won't De
with you at all. and when he's gone
you'll be sore on yourself sure II you
keep on throwing it into him the way
heard you. and that's on the level
IL won't do II again. she Iai-
tered. twisting her hands together.
Bully for your be cried ana, VII.
an abrupt il artificial resumption Oh
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odd dollars from the bill dra wer. stood
up and counted them with great deiib-
Grafton
zone. two. three. four"
He smiled winningly at Pete. -Four
hundred dollars. Mr.. Sheriff Now will
you be good enough to hand over that
note and the change and then put
yourself and that pickle you're wear
Ing in your face ON the other side Of
the door,"
Il amt got the note with me. Mr..
Duncan"
"Then perhaps you won't mind going
to the bank for it?'
Half suffocated. Pete assented. Jaw
right. I'll 60 and Git It KIN have the
money!
Certainly" Duncan extended the
bills. then on second thought withheld
them. ~ presume you're . regular
sheriff." he inquired.
Very proudly Pete turned back the
lapel Of his coat and distended the
chest on which shone bis nickel plated
badge Of Office Duncan examined II
with grave admiration.
Its beautiful" be said. with
sigh. Here"
GIngerly Pete grasped the bills.
thumbed them over 10 make sure they
were real and bolted as for his life
his coattails level on the breeze. There
foated back 10 Duncan and old Sam
his valedictory. WAL. I'll be dod-
gasted,"
With a short. quiet laugh Duncan
made as though TO go out TO the back
yard. where the new stock was being
delivered
I'm going" he said fnrriedly. ito
find me q Ratchet and knock the stuff
ing ont Of some Of those packing
cases. Want to get ali that truck In
doors before nightfali. you know"
But old Sam wasn't to be put OF by
any such obvious subterfuge as that
He put himself In front of Duncan.
mat. my boy" he said. tremuious
allow you
There. now" Duncan told him I'm
concernedly. yet kindly. don't say
anything more. It's over and done
with"
But you mustn't III turn over the
store TO you IT,
20 L.ordw Duncan's dismay was AS
genuine as his desire TO escape Ora
hams gratitude. -No-don't! Please
don't do that
But I must do something. my boy
can't accept 50 great kindness un.
less. said Graham. with timid fash
Of hope. you'll consider a partner
ship
That's IT. cried Duncan. glad Of
any way ont OF the situation THAT'S
the way to do tia partnership. No:
please don't say any more about II just
now. We can settle details later
We've got 10 get busy Tel you NJ
| wish you'd do while I'm bursting
open those boxes. II you don't mind
going down TO the station to make sure
that everythlDg's"-
-Yes. I'll 20. III 60 At once" Sam
groped for Duncan's hand caught and
held Il between both bis own Tiff
fate or consisting hadn't brought 700
here today don't know Whist would
hare happ<nsd TO Betty and M"
.Never mind Duncan txied to
sooths him Just doa's you think
about T.
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day meal IL wasn't much o.
a walk from Sam Graham,
store TO Miss Carpenters. ant
he didn't mind In the least.
On this particular day he was sin
cerely hungry. but he had much tt
think about besides. and between the
two he Just bottled his food aud made
Off hotfoot dor the store
Naturally. knowing nothing about
Sans note. although he knew Pete
Willing by sight as the sheriff and
town drunkard In one. II didn't worry
him nj all TO discover that gentleman
lacking toward the store as he hurried
up Beech street, eager to get back to
his Job The first intimation that he
had of anything seriously amiss was
when be entered. following Pete.
Pete Willing. sheriff and born drunk
ard Is the best nafured man in the
world. as general rule. Drunk OF
sober. Radville tolerates him for just
that quality. On only two occasions Is
he irritable and unmanageable-whe her
his wife gets after him about the
drink and when he has duty to per.
form In his official capacity.
Tall. gaunt. gangling and loose jeint
ed. Duncan. returning to the store
from lunch. found Pete standing in
the middle of the floor. hands in peck
cts and noisome stogy thrust into
a corner of his mouth.
Pm sorry about this. SAM" he bel
lowed. but there amt no use wastin
words bout IT, I'm here on business. y
But what's the matter. sheriff !?
Graham asked. his voice breaking.
"Ah. you know you got note due
at the bank. don't your"
Yes, but
We'll. it's protested Y understand
that. don't you? I'm here TO serve
the papers on TO you
"But-but there must be some mis-
take" Sam clutched blindly for his
hat. "Ill step over and see Mr.. Lock
wood. He's always been kind. very
kind.
"Naww Pete ba wled- Mr.. lockwood
don't want to see you unless you can
settle. Y can save yourself the trou.
BILE. Y gottuh put up or git out
got orders from him soon's got
Judgment to close y up. And that goes
see.'
.To-to turn me out of the store,
Peter" Graham's world had slipped
from beneath his feet Re was over
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impression tina, Mr.. Graham /. dear |.

impression that Mr.. Graham Is aears
What
Duncan turned to Sam apo,cyetical
ty. He said what Dad you hear Il.
sirY'
But BY this time Pete was recover.
ting TO some degree ~whatsve you
got TO say about thisF% he demanded
crescenfo
~I1l show YOU Duncan told him IN
the same quiet voice. what I've GO,
to say IL you'll jus, put the soft pedal
ON and tell me the amount of that
note
with interest and costs he ssii
less stridently. 1T tigers up three
hundred n eighty dollars n eighty
two cents
There's 40 use denying that Duncan
was staggered Fer the moment his
poise deserted him utterly He could
only repeat. as one who dreams,
Three hundred and eighty doIiars.-
His momentary CONSERVATION AFFORD
ed Pete the opening be needed. The
room shook with his regained sense OF
prestige
Yes. three hundred n eighty dol
lars n Say. you look a-herer'
Again the calm forennger touched
him and like hyrnotist's pass
checked the rolling volume of noise.
Listen begged Duncan. Elf you've
got anything else TO tell me please re
tire to the opposite side Of the street
and whisper It Meantime be quiet
Duncan turned and made for the
soda counter. beneath which WAS the
till His scanty roll of bills was In bis
right hand and there concealed. He
stepped behind the counter told Sam
watching him with an amazement NO
less absolute than Pete's,. pulled out
the till. bent over IL with an assured
air aud pushed back the coin slide.
Then quite naturally be produced with
his right hand his four hundred and
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n THE X
HUNTER
= =
Novelized by
LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
From the Play Of the
Same Name by
WINCHELL SMITH
= =
Copyright. 1910 by Wincheli Smith and
Louis Joseph Vance
Copyright. 1910. by Wincheli Smith and
Lcuis Joseph Vance

showcase to spare her the embarrass
ment OF his regard.
Il didn't think said the voice be
hind him: Il didn't mean te. Some
thing happened that almost drove me
wild and
Il know" he said gently.
After a bit she spoke again. ..I'll go
up and get dinner ready now"
He heard her footsteps as she
crossed to the door and opened It
There followed pause. Then she
came hurriedly back He faced about
to meet her eyes shining with wonder
She grasped his arm timidly.
Il wanted to ask you. she said
hastily. 'ff-was il this friend you
spoke about-that found you In the
park-who set you on the road to for
tuner"
That's what be said" Duncan an
swered whimsically.
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Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back2
YI4nax IxouhIe Makes Ynu MiScY1hle.

Almost everyone knows of DIR. Kilnier {
Swamp Root, the great kidney. liver and
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CHAPTER XII.

. UNGAN went home for bis mid
day meal. IL wasn't much OF
walk from Sam Graham :
store TO Miss Carpenters. and
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whelued. And II was With a ehisd
look Of pi.ifuI dismay and Perpiexity
,hat he faced the sheriff
The father who has fallen snort OF
his child,s trust and confidence knows
that hook To Duncan its appeal was
irresistible. He had bis hand 10 his
nocket. elufching the still consaaefap'e
remains OF what Kellogg had termed
his grubstake. before be knew Il
-But-tbere must he some mistake,
Graham repeated pleadingiy Il can
- MIR. Lock wood surely souidn
Now. there amt no use whinin
about IT. willing reared him into 81
aeare Law is law. and tie eeas-
"A ouirkly. surprised to end Duncan
~,nn,tiar t,erween him and his prey
what hs began
-walt duncan touched nin gen,
..x an the chest with a forennger ~
ne sane 1iase catching and holding
the sberirs eye. Are you. De ~
auired quietly. tailoring under .ne
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bladder reuled De
cause of it, remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fuIhlls almost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid.
neys, liver. bladder
and every part Of the
urinary passage II
rorrects INABILITY Ia
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xn1 system Inc Gauss 0t uxfSst
Kidney. Liver aud Blood troubles -
years OK sseeess- Write DR.. David Ken
nelly Co., RondDut, n r.. for fire. sample
fN*stf ,z-@zs, s.e%.f.-< - ~ ~ sis.sf.sss4s
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hold water and scaiding pain in passinRi II,
or bad effects following use Of liquor. wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity OF being compelled to 60 often
through the day, and TO get up many
times during the night.
swamp Root is not recommended fot
everything but If you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble. it will be found just
the remedy you need. II has been thor
oughly tested in private practice. and haa
proved 80 successful that . special ~.
engagement has been made by which AL
readers OF this paper, who have not al
ready tried il, may have . sample bottle
sent free by mail. also . book telling
more about Swamp Root. and how q
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BinRhamton, NY. The regular ffty CENT
and one dollar size bottles are sold ~
al druggists. Don't make any mistake
bat remember the name. Swamp Root.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Ro0t. and the cd
dren. Dinghamtoa. y. Y. "a every bcetie.
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ind oszf II you have klsi'
ney Of bladder trouble
when writingusentiof,
reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address 70
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14
1elirn.
(Iortic chuno.l
R o m O n.

Sic Iug Iarge itiq nit geitloHenen
Iuqer, bab i6 fat fiirttets, Tie lei
biniifereeoanoen, phne Elm GeheImnlB,
oas iie gu beoriden idien, mir offsns
bart su babsn, bod nod einmol itlug
iie bic Quoen pisber ouf uno ia9te
Iaut: vMaruI6ta gibt es Sbnen naA
Ter - mas Sic oann Mird Iusen mol
len. ii6erlaiis ih Sbnsn. 8srbient bat
iie i6r @eihid - Sfpah, unFerz
tig - tper bieb lie, fh Suloops Gie5e
einsubiIben. ii6 ieiner 81 6emdttigsn!
- Sic tatten rett, i6 burfte lie nitt
Eel mir bsbaltsn. 9enn oann pdre er
mein geporoen. 60 liebte er ons aino
-iis brdngte iid 5pii6en uns - lie
mubte baiiir bic Strafe leioen."
sd fabte ibre itOn ertaltenoe
!6ano. Gin entfeBlites 0rauen beIisl
mid. r9alesta, Sic ipiHen ni1t msAr,
mas Si. fagsn!" rief id.
Sic blidte mid nit itarrer Rufe an,
urb Der Sdatten jenes sprnigz bobni-
iten 2dt.lns, bag if an ibr fannie,
floq Iber ibre entIteQten 3iigs r9er
fGpenoen Sic tein Wtitle:D an midi"
iaqte lie tult. ngs erntet jeoer, mas
er aeIdet bat, aud Mira, anbers pohl,
als iis oa4te, ober es lit bod bic
fFruht ibrer Saut, ibrer ShnGfe unb
g6orbeit. - Qu9 sic ernten, Sobit:
ten, beu.e - morgsn - rern lie sele.
fen baben fperben. Damn fpiTfen Sic
aud. parum ih Mira niAt mebr um
MIDI haben tonnte. tparum lie leiben
ioIlts, iit ielbit Dsrlieren - tparum id
Sic tpdrnte, iid nidt 3piTfsn uns Su
itellen. yaun miifien sic bic 5olgen
traaen. Sdeinen lie S6nsn itiper, 70
- Sie tpollten Is 10 - niht ih -
ylob einnul bat ih, iis m0ge fid
nit Mira neri0bnen, bod umionit.
sic tpolIte anein bleiben nit ibrer
EuaI, nit ibrer SAuIo. gle uinf1.
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GrHuse;g,Htbuus 6gpotbelea.

Qeu.0 ppotbeien.
u. M. SorpuOt an Caroline arouie.
$1,000.
Spbn M. 6Ianisun on q. M. Dag
net. 500.
$. 3. SoIoen an Dailep par, Go.
5000.
Ssnrp Suening an R.abins 3. u.
8. 80. $3.50.
Charles +. Wullneber an Columbia
9. II. g. 60. $1,000.
glisabstb 8. WorriIon on Gnters
prize .. q. So. $4,000.
Senrp SinHrsman an Germanio
Ro. 2 6. II. g. 60. $500.
9be 2inpooo Reoltp 60. on M. s.
IrmI;ron9. $4,000.
Srsns .. gun.er an gouarb g
Quinn. $1,000.
Sumss 3. 9iaIon on Charles g
9air. $1100.
Getilgt. 5ppotbeten.
sopbia Rsunsbsrs an 5Obn R.iner
$4O0.
Serene .. gunter an Gmma 5otp.
arb. $3.50.
aaura SebImonn an Wpers .
Cooper. $4,000.
Gli5ubstb gibbinger an Jran
9oples. $3.50.
Gbas. get.enborn on Charles g
gpans. $527.
gli5abstb Sulan an propib.nt 2oaI
60. $1,000.
Ssnrn 9. 9siTb.r an Central Gair
mount 9. Ii. 6. 60. $500.
Sulia gotmann on Mlpba 3. u. g
60. $4,000.
2eona W. 5uttle an 2oiantiniu
3. II. g. SO. $3.50.
8sorss 8ai.mon an W. WeOregcr
$4oO.
Glen McDamdra an Cine. Morf
insmens Club 9. u. g. 60. $1,000.
glementina WilIen on Orsen ct,
30. 2 6. u. q. 60. $500.
GliSobetb s.. MlorfifOn an Wttro
politan 9. II. 8. 60. $46O0.
Sos. u. Dennis an =. Q. Gttm
bidss $1800.
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Der pIattfub. iit feitseit.lt. Dasu
tommen ola JoIaen Der Nufridtung
Der 2dnsenahfe bes menihlihena0rs
psrs: 0erIagerutgen unb Senturgen
einaeIner Srsane; 6npertropbien, Grs
ipeiierungen ober Wersriirnmunoen
BIinbTad, .MnussWenen, 66morrboiz
benz; Srsaninidunsen unb Deripan>
iuneen am GieIeit unb an ben Weihz
ibeiIen. Dies {inb i'm ipeieniIihen bic
ausfiibrunsen bes 0erfaFers. Wenn
iie rihtis Iinb. tporuber uns bic Wii=
i.nffaft j.bsufdlis nod rpeitere 4vfs
,Idrunsen perfdoffen pirb. bann ers
aexn iih einise fpthtise Jolseruneen.
3unGhi, III ipieosr cine Shrante, ois
man sfpiinen BEN menihen unb ben
anberen ltbetpeisn errihtst hut. rpeg'
serlumt norben; Johann barf man
annebmtn, bab bic 4npaFuns bes
m,nIhlihen Srsarismus an ben auf'
rehten Gang nod niht polIenoet III,
10 bab maa In nieier Rihtuns nod
fpeiter. Gsnberuneen gu ,rporten bat;
.nblih finb uns niisih. Jinaers.ie.
fir bic 5siluns mander menIhlihe,
Sddben unb 8ebrehen eeseben. aul
alien Dieren iperb.n mir oorum bod
lpob niht tpisoer su geben brauHen.
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@rnaseieentbnms llebertralnnlsn


ginetnnuti, u. Nop.
Gbparb 9. Quinn an Srsne 3.
guntsr. 80 bel 1s9 Jub On Der SuSs
ieite Der WilIs Qperus in Jtorirooe.
81.
Diuiam Spaetb an DaIsntins
'Spoetb, 6 Icres aano in Settion 80
in Spmmss Sp. 81
goIsntine Spastb an Wiuiam
Spostb, A Qeres QoRo in Se,tioN 30
in Spmmss Ep. 81.
Charles Spaeth en- 9aisntine
Spastb, 10 9lcres 2ano in Settion
80 in Spmmss 3p. 1920.
6enrp WlerIh ar bic Srtihaft ct.
Bernard, bic GrlaubniB, einen Ibs
suastanal ourh bic Cots 385 unb 1856
in St.p9en aempers lln!erobtbeiIuns
III lsoen. $559.27.
Oscar r. Moore unb Qnosre an Die
0.lbi WetbobiIi Episcopal Stride. Got
13 in qeier 3inn's llntsrabthsilung.
81.
DiIliom s. Rite uno Inoere an
bisi.lbe, bi.IeIbe 2ot. $1,000.
Rarp 6. W;lior Il. u. an anna
W. Weuebe, los tei l25 Jub on Der
Sitisite Der Glberpn }lp. 81.
Settle W. Cor on GbarI.s geder,
Is Bel 63 SUB an Der Noroisite Der
A. Strabe. $1,000.
5r.b. 80. Goot on Warsar.t Sians
| l.p, Got Ii uno 9tsiI BON Got 9 in
ssreb. 80. goo's lln:srabtbeilung in
Spbe part. 81.
Geora. Wkbsl cn 6snrp 5inoerss
man. SO BEL $50 t2B an Der WeItfeii.
Der Dopbburn Qb.. 144 SUB iiio!ih
oer Sonathan 4p. 81.
Su!ia So. 2tnbeyion on bi. SrtIbofi
/ 2lbbpIton, 2ot AZ in 80. 9. Inosrions
! 9lbbition 7u 4bonitpn. 5000.
Spiept y. Dennis on Suian u.
grosbn, 80 1uB an Der Siibf:i!e b,r
Sorsit Qp., 50 SUB iDeitIia Der 5at'
BERN Str. 81.
sr.ne 8. 9urtsr on gblpdrb g.
| Quiner, Got ITO in Der Rorpooo gieir
llntsrabtbsiIurg. 81.
Games u. e. paul an Geore. 3
Daub.nbis, IS Qcres 2nnb in Ss..ipr
5 in 9elbi -. 81.
1bs SotIep 4arf 60. an Warh 6
Sarper, Got SOC in Der un..rabtb.i
lung ~" bon Co,ltp par.. 81.
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lag fein eriter Brief an Mira - banIs
fam Elm Brief Wiras on ihn...

lag fein eriter Brief an Mira - bonn
fam Elm Brief Wiras on ihn -.
Gs brauite in feinsn Obren, tltm'
merte Dor feinen Muesn, iein Itbem
itpdte. Gr ftiir5te an bas 5eniter unn
lshnte iid ipeit binaub - Die frtihs
2uft that ibm fpobl, bod par er nod
ieines tlaren 0ebanfens fdbia. Gin
pilber 3orn, eine mabloie Grbtttea
rune seeen 0olesfo uno e,ne heraaer.
reiBenbe 9rauer um Iein 10 ihmdbltf
pernihtetes Slid - tpelter tonrlte er
nihts empfinben :.
gs bauerte cine Meile, big er I'm
Stanoe mar, ben Brief Wlirds gu le'
len
Salbops aopf iant auf feline arms
nieber, bic er iiber ben 5lih hinge'
itredt, unb Iautlofes Shlud5en ourh'
bebte i'm.
go bait. iie ibn eslisbt, 10 treu, Il
binaebenb, 10 nufppferno in ihrei
2iebe. nur iein 0Iiit i'm Iuge gehab'
- aber aud 10 ON i'm. on 'eIner aisb'
oesipeifelt 1os ipar Elm lauter, cir
entieblifsr gorpuri, nitt ssssn lls
oeaen ihn. -.
.Wein Weib, mein Dsib."
| (Jortiebung folgt.)
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,,Wabanae. "
9on Qnna SuIes Cafe.

2lll.iniieRnbe Sungfrauen follen
rWaoome" eenonnt iperoen. Dos 1T
Der 3tped elmer neuen internationalen
2isa, bic bemndhft an bic Seffentlihs
felt .reien piro. um nod ems Der oies
len gu .rokrnben Redte auf benz 8es
bmte bes Jeminismus au ertImpFen.
Die Jrau.nrsd,lsrinnen in Jrontr.id
bisiutiersn unter einonb.r iiber biefen
punlt. Sn fraseu ouh oneeiekne uHb
erfabrene W1nner um ibre Mniiht.
1as grgsbnib biefes Meinunssouss
tauThes III, ips1n nuh niht eerabt be-
lebrenb, 70 bod unterbdltenb. Die
unabbGneisen, olIein I.benben G.nis
niftinn.n fnb uneri1ttlitb. Sie ipOLlen
bic unaerehtist.iten, bic ibr 8efhledt
nah ihrer W.inuns iabrbunberteIans
a.bulbis ertraeen bat, nit Der ges
| ihfpinoiaseit Der el.,triI6en 3eitperios
b. ipssfhaff.n uno ibren WitihpeItsrn
al bic gprtkik sufiibren. bic bic
Mdnner bon jekr senieBen. Warum
our tfpigen TrauIeinihaft perbammt
! ieir, tpenn man ieinen Wann sefunben
bot, Der einem perbalf. .Wabame" su
iperbsn2 4uf Iesitime W.iIe nntiirlicb! !!
Warum bas gtitstt bes unperebelih>
Ieins an ieinen Wamen beften Wiifen2
9a man ben unnerbeiratbeten iungen
Wann, iobolb CT aus ben ainers
f6uben triit, fsin 2eben binourh. ipes
nigftens 70 lonse er unbetpeibt b!eibt,
nitt -SiinsIins" pber .9eIea" ober
.gurIte" nennt, ionbern ibn fpie iein
Qeben unb feline foaiale StelIuns aud
| feien, oIs Mann unb Gerr betrahiet.
fparum bas junse Weib nift ebenio
tebanbeln. unb BON ibrer Wiinbigteit
ab nit sgrau ober ,Wabome" be5eihs
nen2 Die fronsOFihsn Jrauenrehtlers
innen bringen alIerlei Irgumente bers
bel. in bsnen iie bic unserehtisieii
unb bos Deralietiein bes GrduIeins
3uftanbes Ntonen:
| .UieIe BON uns. bic mir uns ben
reiferen sabr.n nGkrn. fiiblen ems
pfinblih bas Mibperbdltnib. cine Y.:
s.ihnune gu fiibren, on Der berYesrifi
bon Jugenb nun einmal flebt. unb Cd
fommt DOR, bob mir, I'm biefer Gdhers
lidseit elm Gnbe su MAIDEN, uns pers
beirottkn, nur um enblih bic fosials
StelIuna elmer .Mabame" gu baben
DAP cine iolns Wabl. bic nur aus
praitiI1em Sntereiie setroffen ipirb
meiit uneliidlim ipirb. III ielbitper.
ftdnblih. Mnbsre fiibren nominea BIZ
geseihnune .Mabame". I.een ibr. lds
ftig. GrduIeinihaf: au benJusenberin,
nerungen. aber bn sommt e. Dor, hof
iie nit ben fosiaIen GsbrGuhen II
aonflitt gerotben. Sum gsifpi.I: ein'
gefdbrietkne on Wobnme &. aefnnbi'
MertHenbuns.n iann bic in Wabrbei
sriitirenbe WnMmpiielle niht anneb'
men. Gie bnrf niht als Wabome ali
3eugin bienen, istnen Wietbsfonirnt
unterihreiben. u. (. 10. Gle bleibt eber
Jrdulein. lie ionn ibun mas iie min
benn tpie bic GnGen beute nod lieaen
iann ibr nur Der Monn in Der gb
bas aeben. mas lie ols Muiisr cine:
ainbts ober an Der GpiBe zines se
fd1ftIi9eh unttfnebmens 70 brinsenl
bebarf. I'm ibrtr Gielluns bic ben Ge
ipobnbeitsn entfprt6enbe autoritdt d
sexn.-
Rod piele dnbere Hepeife fir BIZ
! brinesnbe Rottinsnbisieit Der Mbf9of
. fung bes I6fiigtn 1rGuleintiiels rerber
, gebroht. Wlnn bebuuptet. bnb es Il
ner. .55you- oenqsnten Dnme piel Iein
ter ID. etiatn UsunH 5u finoen. Ds'