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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
Executive Committee of Commercial
Club League Held Meeting in
Ges Moines and
Takes Action.
WANT STATE BUREAU
Bill Win be Framed Establishing
Systematic Methods of Ad-
vanoina knowledge of Iowa's
r sources.

Let the world know that Iowa
on the map, is the plan of the Nom
hers OF the Iowa League of CONNER
cial clubs. A publicity bureau which
will extol Iowa, its resources and its
opportunities. which will transform
the call of the west to the call oi
Iowa, and by consistent work boost
the state as a whole. is TO be asked
OF the coming legislature.
\ bill viii be prepared by the
league and presented TO the legisla-
ture which will provide for such
bureau to be under the direction OF
the state. That the bureau will do for
Iowa what the different commercial
clubs of the state at present are do
ing for their home cities and towns
is the hope of the league members.
Plans were definitely outlined at a
meeting in Des Moines Saturday st
Sec. H. E. Stout's office TO ask the
legislature not only TO pass a state
publicity bill. but to pass a meas
ure providing means for the esta3-
lishment OF agricultural short courses
in every county in the state.
1t was cited at the executive meet
ing Saturday afternoon that with a
great land show in Chicago, Iowa was
not represented, and it is thought
that with state publicity bureau,
such an opportunity for advertising
| the state would not be passed again.
4 Next year another land show will be
/ held at Madison Square garden in
! New York City and the league mem
! bers hope that the Hawkeye state
will be adequately represented there.
Committees have been appointed TO
/ take charge of these bills and will
work out the details.
The Iowa League OF Commercial
clubs which was organized Aug. 50,
now has membership of between
thirty and forty commercial clubs II
the state, and has vice president n
each congressional district in the
state. we desire 10 make 1t plain,
said President R. y. Carson OF Iowa
City, that we are working for the
good of the whole state, not any par
ticular part; support and cooperation
is sought on the part OF all COM
mercial bodies in Iowa, in fact all
Iowans Making Iowa known 10 the
world is what we are seeking
The executive committee is COM
posed of the president, vice presi,
dents and the secretary-treasurer The
vice presidents who were not present
have sent letters indorsing any
action which the committee might
take in furthering Iowa publicity. and
the short course movement Those
present were President Robert n. Car
son OF Iowa City, Vice Presidents E,
E. Egan OF Burlington. Gels Botstord
/ of Des Moines. C, H. Van Nos .and
of Bedford and Secretary H. E. Stout
OF Des Moines
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
Life OF 4Honest Abe" Was Mad. the
Subject for Discourse by James
K. Shaw at Y. Nj.
c, A. Yesterday.
WAS STUDENT OF BIBLE
His Early Study Of Great Book was
Shown In Some of His Speeches
in After Life-Anec-
dote Told.

James H Shaw, chautauoua lectur.
er and bureau superintendent Of
bloomington, H.. was the speaker AZ
'ne Sunday afternoon Y. NJ. G A
mems meeting. His subject was
Lessons from Lincoln
me speaker did not plunge into an
photographed sketch of the life of
the well known president. but rather
drew lessons here and there from it
Lincoln in his boyhood DAYS. was a
great student of the Bible and the
knowledge he gained therefrom prov
ed very useful to him during his ca
reer as a public man His greatest
speeches were interviewer with diff
ficult truths. The audience was urged
TO study the Bible for practical use in
life.
Mr. Shaw. spoke of the honesty of
Lincoln in small matters which won
for him the title OF Honest Abe
The speaker referred to the nominal
ton of Lincoln for senator and gave
as his reason for not being elected
that he was not willing 10 be where
fraudulent means were used. Lincoln
made the statement that he would
rather be right than be president.
The lives OF Douglass and Lin
coin were contrasted for a period OF
twenty years. Lincoln looked on
Douglass as having won fame and
success, while he thought his life had
been failure up TO the time of his
nomination for the highest Office in
the country. The joint debates oil
these two public men were also refer
red to. An amusing anecdote was re
lated in connection with these two
men. At one time Douglass and Lin
coin were together Lincoln was tai
and Douglass short A dispute arose
among onlookers as to how long
mans legs should be. One of then
approached Lincoln and fired the cues
4 ton at him. Lincoln's reply was tina
! 'sthey should be long enough to reacf
/ from his body to the ground"
The speaker emphasized the call o
The nation for men who could dc
things in business and professional
lines and closed by speaking OF th'
claims of Christ for a mans life.
Special music was rendered by tn
association quartet composed Q
Nessrs Hershey, Hulson, Young am
Mcfarland. One hundred and ten mel
were present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
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New Recipe for Home
Made Laxative Cough
Cure.

A cough or cold Is due to con-
gestion and Inflammation of the
membranes of the throat ana
lungs. Sometimes to overcome
the congestion is necessary II you
expect cure. Morphine and
chloroform preparations relieve,
but they do not cure--only agra
waite ultimately and weaken the
Natural resistance and health.
Here is the formula that VIII
cure chronic cases of old people
and acute coughs of old or young
Essence mentho-laxene IN ozs.
Granulated sugar syrup. 49, Ozs'
Get the essence mentho-lavative
of any well stocked druggist, emp
" It into n pint bottle and fill up
the bottle with syrup made as fol-
lows: Take a pint of graduated
sugar; pour over 1t half pint
of boiling water. stir and let
cool. Then add it to the mentho-
laxene and take n teaspoonfui
every half hour or two as needed.
This will break UP any cold
cure throat, relieve coughing in
stantly, loosen the tightest cough
and soon cure by its laxative tom
&c action. differing from every
tnlnE ever heard of.
Try this simple but effectual
formula and you will forever bless
he day you learned of 1t, and
you'll save IS or "a besides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
orris Roots.

The orris root, so familiar to lovers
Of perfumes, should really be called
iris root, since it is made from the
roots. or rather rootsticks, of several
species of iris, especially Germanica,
the common blue flag OF the gardens,
and Iris Elorentina, white variety.
1t is reported that the root has to be
dried and preserved for some time
before the fragrance is fully devel-
oped The freshly dug plants have no
fragrance -American Botanist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28

One Effect of Trust
Those who trust us educate US
George Eliot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Is the name OF 2 German chemical.
one of the many valuable ingredients
RI Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hexame-
thylenetetramine is recognized by
medical text books and authorities as
a uric acid solvent and anti-septic
for the crime. TaEe Foley's Kidney
Remedy promptly at the first sign Of
kidney trouble and avoid a serious
malady Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
Tabby Cats From Bsedad.

Tabby cats are so called from the
resemblance of their markings 10 a
kind of watered silk called taoby.
after the name OF the quarter Of Bag
dad where it was originally made,
which in turn was derived from one
Prince Attab.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
COURSE OUTLINED
Program for Next Week at Short
Course to be Held in Fort
Madison.

The domestic science department of
the approaching Short Course to be
held in Fort Madison from December
5 to 10, inclusive, will be under the
personal direction of Miss Knowles,
a lady expert in that line and given
her position BY the state officials
The domestic science course will
be held in the parlors of some church,
the exact place to be made public IS
soon as arrangements are completed.
The work is to be conducted as at
school. The studies to be taken up
have been officially announced as fol-
/ lows
Monday.
10 a. m-Review, foods and priu-
ciples of cooking, demonstration,
breakfast dishes.
p. m.--Household management
p. m.-Demonstration, cake.
Tuesday
8 a. m-Home prevention of conta-
gious diseases.
10 a. m.-Demonstration, meat
dishes.
| . p. m.-Diet for school children
3 p demonstration, luncheon.
Wednesday.
4 a. m.-Food presentations and
authorizations illustrated by simple
tests.)
10 a. demonstration. pastry
. p m-Talk on books.
3 p m.-Salads.
Thursday.
a. m.-Canning and preserving
10 a demonstration, simple
dinner.
/ . p. Indigestion, experiments.
/ 8 p. demonstration, bread and
small cakes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28

|. THE INNOCENTs ABROAD Vol. ~
2. THE lNNOCENTS ABROAD Vol. II)
3. A TRAMP ABROAD Vol. ~
4. A TRAMP ABROAD Vol Il)
5. FOLLOWING THE EQUATOR Vol -
&. FOLLOWING THE EQUATOR (vol. H.
7. ROUGEING 1T (Vol ~
s. ROUGFiING IT (Vol. H.
9. LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI
10. THE GlLDED ACE Vol. ID
II. THE GILDED AGE Vol. Id
II. THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
10. HUCkLEBERRY FINN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28

For mild, easy action Of the bow
els, single dose OF Doan's Regulets
is enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 20 cents box. ASK
your druggist for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28

Ii. PUDDNHEAD WILSON
Is THE PRINCE AND THE PAuPER
10. A CONNECTICUT YANKEE, ETC.
II. JOAN OF ARC Vol -
is. JOAN OF ARC Vol H.
Is. SKETCHES NEW AND OLD
20. TOM SAWYER ABROAD. ETC.
II. AMERICAN CLAIMANT, ETC.
p. LITERARY ESSAYS
3. MY DEBUT AS A LITERARY PERSON
"a. THE $4,000 REQUEST, ETC.
Is. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
Friday.

9 a. m-Planning simple meals.
III a. Demonstration. desserts
. p. m Round-table discussion On
relation OF home and school.
8 p. m.-Left overs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-28
S SATURDAY
Good Results Always Follow.

The use of Foley kidney Pills They
are upbuilding, Strengthening and
soothing. Tonic in action, quick in
results. Wilkinson & Co.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-03-12

Roger Morris Is
known In history as
the man who mar
ried Mary Philipse.
And this lady lives
In history because
she had the felicity
Of having been pro-
posed to by George
Washington. T b Q
lady pleaded for
time. which the IA
Their Of his country
declined to give. A
small quarrel fol-
lowed and George
saddled his horse
and rode on his way
to fame and fortune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-03-12


Their of the boy bred back and was
more or less of stone age cave
dweller. He was a butcher by
trade, In the little town of Waldorf,
q few miles from Heidelberg. A
butchers business then was to
travel around and kill the pet pig
or sheep or COW that the tender
hearted owners dare not harm. The
butcher was pariah, sort of I'M
official industrial hangman.
John Jacob Astor was the young
est Of four sons and as many daugh-
tiers. The brothers ran away early
IN life and went to sea or joined
the army. One of these boys came
to America and followed his fathers
trade of butcher.
Jacob Aston. the happy father Of
John Jacob, used to take the boy
with him on his pig killing expedi.
lions. This for two reasons-one.
80 the lad would learn trade, and
the other to make sure that the boy
did not run away.
The pastor of the local Lutheran
church took pity on this boy, who
had such disgust for his fathers
trade, and hired him to work in his
garden and run errands.
Under the kindly care Of the vii
lage parson John Jacob grew in
mind and body-his estate was to
come later. When he was IL his IA
ther came to the parsonage and
made formal demand for his SER
vices. The young man must take
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-03-12

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Sattis galsbifer on Sobn R. Wc9o,
ron, S.45 4eres 2anb in Settipn &c
bon Columbia 5opnfbip. 81.
.. VI. Rees, burh ben Sheriff, or
| philip Siernon, Cots 514 unb SIS in
Robb uno Sees llnisrabtbsiIung bon
llnbereliif. $17OO.
Der ShuIratb bon Cincinnati on
Wt. Srrnan Il. Inb.. Elm Stiid aono
an Der 2urtep Bottom Roao in Gpeus
Ger 9opnihip. Sits.
Geo. 9. SoiIep an GIi3abeth gboms
berlin, Got 20 in Gaines unb gr.Iop's
unterdbtbeiIuns in SiIperton. 81.
ScIepb 6. Ropes an GeciIia 8.
gBoobs, cine Got an Der Din65am Qpe.
$LOO.
W. 8. gIippinssr an Satie Small,
40 5ub on Der Seeiion Ctr. in Mas
oiIonpilIe. 81.
Gios Dat ReaItp 60. on Jrart SO.
gBehsI 25 SUB on Der sIpra StraBe.
$4,000.
WsIoina Dirou an Sas. SO. 8inan.
80 Jub an Der 6orriIon Bite. 81
Roiind Bid an Soi. 4rmbruitsr,
orsl Cots an Der Wlain 5trob, in
Rsabins. $500.
Jobn ). RuoeI on Die Queen Gitp
Stpsrp Co.. cine Got an Der mobiion
4siis, nobe Woobburn 4penu.. 81.
JuItus srsiiel an Gas. r. GtilIman,
70 Jub on Der GleHnap apenue. 81.
5snrn Rieoemonn's grben, burh
ben Sberiff, an Jreb. Sd. Reoemann
Il. 4nb., so Gub an Der @abe Strase
uno "a Sub on Der 9ones Strabe.
S11, ,450.
4osls JOB an 5nrrp !. S5miot, 81
CUB an Der Woormann Gpenus. 81.
Jree. We6er on ben S6uIrnih Don
cincinnati, % JuB on Der Sbi.los
Strobe $425.
4Iopiius y. Reune.er an glnnn g.
Nsnnstsr, 40 5uB an osr 2aur.l Ctr.
$1.O0.
Gbos. Dm. 9rptp on Ssnnie O. aies
tsr, bic 5dgfte BON Got 16 in gbores'
4oot'ton Su Sarriion. 81.
Ghrtitiou 8. Strunf on Geo. gins
ter, cine Got on Der Spring 9rope ape.
uno Iooiiou Strabe. 81.
emma M. Qnberfon on Gtiiah R.
ysprid. 30 Jub on Der Gaitsrn 9tpe.
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Der g6epalter
Sc G6antiQp.
Roman bon 5. Saierlein.
(SortieB eBung.)

(bort1eBun9.)
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frau obSutparter, perlieB Der 3tenei
na6 elmer itummen Reperen3 bos @e'
mad unb 3og bic Sbir birter iih 3u,
nWer mar her Menit2" frogts Del
GmiTdr tur3.
.lPein Gierer Mottbieu," Iags Die
Grdfin,
limb oieIer Serr% 9amit parote
iib Der 9icon1te 5u benz Qtrhttetten,
oIs ob er erit ieBt oeFen Qlrips'enbeit
bsmerts. pSie babsn ibn mir nidt oors
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aug qtmbpiie, psIder Die nit Der ytiss
osrreiBuns btefes S6EoiIes oerbunoes
ren arbeitsn Isitet. Sd IaFie Elm Got
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tete er an ben Qrbttetten bas Wort.
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uno 8eIegtnbeiten Qenuu pertraut iein.
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oenbsit bieten, M1oemoiIeQe be 2aooIs
Iiers iprehen unO ibr oegeuiibsr ben
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dufiuten, DsHn ale 9riiros ipres
den oafiir, bub es lid duf CHATEAU
6erdult Derborgen bait"
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nitt laFen tonuen," trtatgnete bic
nit 'toI5er Reiisnatipn.
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eIben obUe 4usnabme auiihIisben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
GrHnoeiseathHus llebertraanHs.n
Ginttnnati, 10. esuni.

Cincinnati, 10. Suni.
Warp etstIjn an sspbn Reppelt u
Gno., 1882 4cres aanb in Seitipn e
bon goIeraIn Lopnibip. 81.
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Geiier, Sb,il bon Cots So, 81 unb sc
IN Sprpn Sirbg's llnt.rabtbeiIung
S115O.
Joisphine 6. Reff an gornsal 7.
WscQBIuiams, 80 bel 1T sSub on Der
gloroDtit-gts ron granS unb Glen,
map 2lDsnus. 81.
Samss W. Smith on Wliho,l R.
3offmon, Elm Gtiid 2ano on Der gns
prep GDsnus in pleaiont Ribge. 81.
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itretsrin, on 9attie 8nl3biier, 8.45
4cres 2anb in 5ettion 20 in golumz
bia Sopnibip. 81.
2. 6. airbp II. anb. on garrlin. 6.
gohne, Got So uub Sbeil bon Got So
IN gpron airb9's llntsrabtbeiluns.
sgitp 2S' JteriiNg on soenrg Us.
Erertlng, 45 BEL 100 JuB an Der Horbs
oltsde bon 9off Npenue unb aobpid
Srabe. $500.
Bart GDpnan an MilIiam 90. De-
nou, aontra,t sum 0ertouf bss gigens
tbums betannt aIs go. .664 Weft Dierte
StraB.. fir $260O.
So6n albion an Tapib Gmith, Elm
Stlt aarb in Sestion 27 BON Wbit.s
mater Sotpnfbip. 81.
Warp St. RiIsa an 81. 5enrp melsers
mepsr Il. 4nb., 1beil bon Got 73 IN
Der Walnut Si1s aonb aIiIociotion
unterabtbsiIung. 81.
William D.bling on gIiie Sdeffer,
zoo 4eres 2ano an Der Woofter pife,
Stttion 8 in Columbia EotpnThip. ST.
Werona 6. 6adle on Z. gbtpcrb
Woob. un9sfdbr Z Meres aanb In Gei.
ton Ia BON Sprinsfielb 5ppnfbip. 81.
Eugene s. Slider on Gebajtinn
abomas, Got 112 In CalbneII's llnters
1Ssasiluns in Qorb Gsismount $780,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Vrunbeigsntbnms SppotbeieH.

Rene 5ppptbettn.
Glen Greeman an 4merican Gbri.
titan WsiHionarp Soeieip. $3.50.
Gorneal !. WeDiIliams an Soiep
pbine 6. Qeff. $3.50.
ebdrIes Duft jr., an Jinblap 6. uns
y. Go. $40. 3. $1,000.
ausuit Jermann on Winiom @.
Weiners. 5000.
aouis .. Wiil3sr an Walnut 6ius
g. unb q. SO. $1,000.
Ri1urb n. Rollsr an College Sin 6.
uno g. 60. $1,000.
Jannie Wc8onalb an Soutbern
Sbic Sapinss 8ant. $4,000.
Ouiinn 8sremann an 4uroro g.
unb Q. Go. $4,000.
glar1 g. StOns an Rarp @sIfb.
$500.
Sobn 81. Waegoron on SuIio 8. aa-
timer. $1,000.
gIiiub Wsrrid on Glenn 3. unb 6.
Go. $1,000.
5orrp 3. S4nibi an eagle g. unb
6. u. $1,000.
gbos. M. mtber an bieieIbe. $4,000.
Jas. J. GiiIIm1n an greelIent 6.
unb 3. u. 60. $500.
3. 5arDorb Jrp an W. q. Cooper.
Gillian o. Daiemon an giti,ens
Gift 3. unb 6. Go. $500.
getilgte 3ppotbefen.
George 8. Clint an 1bomns 6.
monne. $500.
JObn Rod an Nortb Jairmnunt Qos
cal 6. unb 3. 60. 1920.
Sra Du Bois an Wolnut 6ius g.
unb 8. 60. $500.
Wotn BimmerIe an U. g. gsrogi.
$1,000.
gmilis gtiebous on eagle .. Go.
$4,000.
Aorrist CITES an Gypoiiti0n q. unb
g. 90. $4,000.
0iss Das ssaIsa Gs. an &sonoals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

.Wiefog" forItte bic grdfin er.
Idroden.
.Shon ols ih ins gahbett nieber.
fttsg, nm oem Solooten ous ben Guaet
8u tommen, ipelthen if itets auf mel.
ner SSdbrte bDrte, bemerfte ih, baF
oas Rtnniol nidt mebr pDaie iroder
mar. Seitbem Bot es nod unousae.
fest eeregnet, unb i'm 8ebtrse fheini
etn QBoltenbruh nieberaesanaen Al
fein. Wenn bic 9dmen unb 6err
8aiton ben Meg su elmer unsliidIifsr
3eit -"
sd mage nibt, bordn sn benten,
unterbrah bic 9rGiin ihauoernb ibren
Dtsner, fpdbreno Elm ihperer Seufser
ibre gruit bob.
Der 8iepmte be Ia 8dlue ndhm e3
iehr oendu nit Der 3urhfuhune bes
Shloiies. BON Slal 5u Saal uno
BON Sammer All Sammer lieb er iidl
fubren, ieoes 3immsr beiittipte, ieben
WlnteI bur6fpdbte er; treppouf unb
trsppab itiea er, bier 36gernb unb Dor.
haiteno, tets dbsr nit bem brennen=
ben 9erIon9en in ber 8ruft. sinen
8egenitano, Elm 3eihsn gu finb.n.
peIdss ibm ben auientbolt Der i5apns
ritin osrratkn, pber. rod beiTer, bieie
is!bit in feline Same gsfpieIt bate.
Ber9ebIth. aIIes Dsrgeblid!
llro bennoh tpurSeIts bic fsite
lleber5eusuns in tbm. buB er uuf Der
ridtigsn Spur troy. Oob sr nur ben
Irm aus3uitreder 5rouhte, um Die
QaoalIiere aus ibrtr 9.rborqenbeit
herpor gu 3ieben uno Fe ibrem t0nigs
lihen greunbe lrteosr su3ufiibrsn.
Nbsr ale feline gemiibun9tn bIieben
erfoIgIos. gr bate ioear Si. Spcis
DIR bsiuht, BON hcren 0eds jebt oas
gBaFsr nieberrdnn, neil bas bsrsits
baIb aboebedte DAT oem Reg,n cine
Safe pffneie; er mar IN bic StalIuns
gen geganssn unS in Die aeqer oss
Souterrains binabo,Itjsaen, ia, sr en-
5Iooete iib niht, oas ShIa1eemdt
Der S6Iobfrau bura feline fpionirsns
ben 9Iids 5u entptj5sn - umfonitl
Die 3uperfiht, nit rpsIder Der 9is
;omte sjnsH eiinitiqen GrfoIe isiner oes
3dfiioen WaBrsgsI sripartete, nabm |
5eosutenb ab, dIs ey fhIisBIid al. |
Rdumlidtsitsu bts peitIdufia.u Ges |
5duoes burhIuht 51.:s, ,phne ieinsm |
3isl um eineu Shr:t ndber astomm.n |
ju ieiu. Sdtte ni1t Die Grinnerung
IN BAG grIhreden aer 9rdfin Dor isis |
lsm gsiitigsu 4ugt 9citanben, als bic
eIbe bas 8s6stbut erbIitts, 10 bate
T !pahrbaftig an en- TshIitldetn Ieis
Ter 5offnuugsu bsnisn t0nnsn. 4bsr
nit jsbem erfoI9,os burhipGhten
Rauul Bel jsoer rslsn gutiGuihuno,
osIte ibm StalIurasn uno Stsusr.
heller rno gprro:5stammern, SlIe
iuo Stubsn bradsH, perihlimmeyts
jd feline Gdune, it,r Grimm ents
lammts enblih 70 2sftig, bdb er beis
luhe ben 0ra9onsroffisier fir bag
Der gsosn bic 8rGfin uerid=
stsn 4nitIdge beyantiportIih oema6t
'dtte. gr mari 5ur-rnb ieinsn SoIs
'atsn MangeI ar gifer i'm DienTt beg
tonigs bor.
9u bot Der g1umeiitsr eiusn Qbs
eiter fir Die un1Hseuehmen gmpfins
unasn bes gitonteg.
~Oa Sbr bisiss S6Iob in cine Girs
e pbsr in cir Rloiter - mas psiB
t2 - psrnarotln font" tpenoets sr
ID brist on ben ar6iettsn, 10 iinb
su6 3uperIGiF2 audi bic osbeim.n
5Gnss unb Gemiher besfslkr Be-
annt. I'D befe5le Guh, mir Ipfort
'bes bsrieIbtn oufsuihli.ben."
.Gn0oigsr Seyr,~ erfpiberte Der ars
,itett rsipettpoI. lid bsbaurs, bab
+ bon DerbOrosnsn Gdngsn unb beims
den GsIaFeu ojsi.s SdIOFss nitts
,sib.-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

5urn bod einem bies pher ienss Bib
senommen. Die perTlirie Surp, Die
man ieIbit eetpdblt uub bic nun iiber
Stben uno 3oo entIheiDet.
Run, bic Sungen, bic tennen bas
Wort nnb bic bange Gorge rglaspdr
ldIt" nift. Sic iinb frob, ben Ihonsn
5iteI nauritmaIer" gu fiibren, Der
bier beute befpnbers DisI gilt. n
GiiHitIer. q qunltmaIer," rufen 9ie
Isiindener RdDel; fir fie gibt Is
ietne hObere unb beaebrsnspertbere
alaiit bon mdnnIihsn MeIen.
Jrtilib, Der Sammtrod unb bic
2odenpraht, b<r Spitbort unb Der OF
fene SdEips iit idngit BET bem aiinfts
Iern16ipu6s perp6nt, man oebi alatt
rafirt uub tleibet iia snglifh. aber
irgsno cine 5nrbe, bic berausi6reit
aus bem tobeIIOien aoitiim, elm ll.bers
muib in Der gan5en art, elm Gtpas
Idbt bod ben Singer Der Wuie ertsHs
ntH.
Die Stimmung iuahft, bic Wdiens
Itimmungl 8isle finben IS pI0blieh,
ba bic Gonne nod ihneu ben finienbtn
4bgrunb Dergoloet. i'm sSreisn bod
fhDnsr, 2i6tIein unb Champions lsuhs
ten auf - bic aeusIsin Der itiueg vi.
ten leudten liItigsr, uno Bel mdnt3en
rinet tih. troB Der Gesenpart Der
sSrau, irsenb elm Iuitiees 8sIdihtIein
aus Der frObliden, ielissn, tborittsn
aunitIeriugeno berpor unb perlougt
na1 3uborern.
Sn elmer Gde bat elmer cine Guitar
re ertptidt, unb pI6Blih bebt er nit
einsm Sieoe an, uHb pI6slia fallen aas
elm.
Gs aiebt tein programm bei biefem
JET. Wldn feiert nur i'm Wlai zines
islienen aiinitlsrs 0eosnten, man
tan3t unb iaud3t unb tr:ntt ibm ins
Grab hinob Su.
Gangit 1T bic Ruda iibsrs sliortbal
ssiun.tn, laui bort man bas Rouiten
nss JIuhss, i'm Sbol - unb aus b.m
Sdhen ringsum tpiro Elm qinern uno
aus 6sm luuten, onfdugIiden Rtoen
Elm itilles 5Iiiiteru unb Uturmeln.
ROD tit bic Sugenb niht miips -
bic aIten Hosen bon Yula6 aus beims
fahren. in Der Sussnb iit bi. Chamber
inii eriDd6t. Sn langen aoIpnnen,
ipie in ein5elnen pGrftn gsbt's bur6
ben Wolo mad GroBhsTslbo6e, borne
| i1tpentt elmer Elm aampion, binien
itnst eiHer Elm fiibss 2isb.slieb sur
sduts, unb mitieH berum iprieben
unb aiinitlerfieben
Gin golbener 3utunftsrouj6 ashi
iibsr ale bernieber - 10 tpis Der Sa~
beni9obsn. 10 min ein jeber es aua
MAIDEN: i'm Waoisn iterben unb Inn
Dsaisn bon Der Sugenb allidbrli1 ums
'anst uno umiau65i gu iperbsn.