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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-09
0rnnbeieeutbnlMs 0DpotbeieH.
Iene hnpptheten

- - Nc
GDbia u. Samblp an y. Wlcs
Gartbp. 1851.
Imp s.. 0anis an 6. .. Meglel-
lamb. $3.50.
Settle gesolb an Germon 3. II. 8.
60. $4,000.
9soree 8. alforb on Cincinnati
Wortingmen's Club 3. II. 6. 60.
$500.
George 3. alforb an 2etpis R.
Smith. $70o.
Sulia 6. Seebobe on Nortbtpeftern
.. II. g. 60. $21OO.
Suian Burnett an Goutbern Sbio
8. Ii. 3. So. $27O0.
g. 6. gierIon an bic sitle 9uorah.
tee II. Sruit SO. $3.50.
9srieIbe an oiefeIbe. $3.50.
8erfslbe on bieielbe. $3.50.
ausuit Sotitebt an Gouiia 8uerse.
$2730.
Sobn 9. sobnIon on Gnterpriis 3.
u. 60. $4,000.
Sobn 6. Roesrs on Spcumpre 9.
Ii. 6. So. $4,000.
Glen Roqs on Wobtion Roob 9. II.
8. 60. $500.
Sobn 6. gbom on Brighton Ger
man gant 60. $4,000.
9stiIste 5ppotbeten.
Sobn Dpun an Georse araus.
$425.
9eorI g. Rothborne on Clinton 2,
II. 9. go. $4,000.
Georae Robinfon on 2ihral g. Il,
g. 60. $500.
Senrp Soon an GIn1pnt 3. II. g.
60. Ro. 2. $3.50.
2ouiie 1intelrnsier on Mpublic 9
II. .. So. $4,000.
Sulid 8. Seebpbe on Rortbpeiterr
g. II. 6. SO. $500.
+. M. 4rmftrpns an Wount Gar
mel 9. u. 9. 60. $500.
Qrthur 6. U2shIen on Yrppibeut G.
9. Ii. Z. Go. $1,000.
3bomos g. Wopne on Soutbpefi
Gno 8oupersin. $4,000.
Relis ". WtrtbIin on Dm. asrr
$1,000.
DsrfsIbs an MilfDr6 9. II. 8. Co..
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-09
Der G6epalier
Sc @6auttQp.
Roman BON ). gaierlein.
(Jortiesung.)


Die 9rGfin itdnb pGbrenp bieIer
fhpdrmerti6en Rebe in elmer SaItuna
oa, peIhs lie fptrtIi6 elmer 5eiIigen
dhnlt6 matte. Die Qugeu paren uns
natiirlih melt geOffnst, unb Der Bid
f4ien Iih in unenoIite Sernsn gu psrz
lisren. gleihiam ais bur6bringe sr bic
Sete Der niebrtsen Gale uno i.be ben
5immeI often, bon ipo9er bic Watro>
ne ihre Snipirationsn erbielt. Dos
tpelte QngeIidt mar p.rib0nt oon Ell
mem Strabl Der 9ertldrung, tpelder
etDas llsberiroiidss an ii6 bate, uno
als iie enbli9 idp.isenb bas Saupt
nelgte uno nit be9miit6iger 8eberbe
Die 9Gnbe iiber Der 9ruit faltete, ba
bot fie einen riibrenben unb erqreifenz
ben Qnblid. Selbit @aiton, Der fi6
bod feft Dorgenommen bate, ben aopf
oben su bebalten, tonnte iic5 Der Ma6t
elmer 10 tisfgldubisen frpmmen
ShpGrmersi nidt o0Qig entsieben. gr
trug eine iDabre, bantbore unb liebes
Dolle 8erebruns fir isins5ants in iicb,
nnb biss 8efii6l, Derbunben nit benz
ginbrud, tpelfen bic bsgeiiterte gez
rebtiamteit Der 0rdFn auf ibn notte,
eppedten fhlieblih fein fpdrm.res essn.
terefe fur Elm Wefen, Dns er Dor pez
nisen Winuten nod slaubte, peradten
3u miifen. gs mar eine eisentbims
lHe 1nf&erheis aber Jpn sssommsn:
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Sed, ties & apitel.

Der Gang Der gr3dblung perlangt
es, bab mir bic 9epohner BON Sd)lpb
Ssrault einItp.ilen iid felbit iibers
ldTen, INN uns naf benz Wann IN
9elb umsuIeben, lpelfen Die 8rdfin
iofort aIs ben 9icomts be Ia 8olus err
tdnnt bate.
0erfelbe NOR, ipis mir ipifien, nur
tpibertpillig in berosrberge ,3ur Jrur
obne aopf" esbIisben; es hatte bts
uns betannten, uniiberpinolihen 6ins
bernifes beburft, um i'm, entsegen ieiz
nsn Snitruttionen, cine Gaft in oem
Dorfh.n 9alIon 3uriid gu balten.
Dafiir mar er beim eriten Wtoreens
itrabl lpieber munter uno betrisb bic
@orber.ituns.n gu Ieiner Ibreiie init
aQem GiIer. IS bausrte absr nnnot
elm. s.raume 3sit, big er in benz 90rfs
den bic n6tbiQ.n IrbeitstrGfte 3u.
iammsnbradte, I'm bic pom glis ess
fdlte 2inbe aus bsm Wege rdumen gu
IaTen. Die 4rbsit isIbit itsllte feline
9eouIo auf cine nod Diel barter,
Qrob.. 9enn su.rit mubte bas 8ss
fptrr Don perf6Iun9enen 3peissn unc
q.iten beieittst psrosn, bis man nit
4rt unb SGet on BEN Stumm selangs
te, unb Die grtfsrnuug bes leBtsr.n
aus Der 5obrbo5H mar pieoer cine
itpisrig. Gadt, bic piel 3sit erfcr.
hrte unb ben Qeuten manhen
Shp.ibtropf.n erprsBts. Ils Der Was
gen bss gicomte poiiren tonnte, itanb
Die Sonne itpn boh am 5irmament.
Der GmiHGr bate iib um b.nGesIr
mann, ben er an 2lbtub in Der Ger
beree g.i.hen, rjtt m.br be,iimmert.
gir.stbeiIs NOR Ct Der WeiHung, bers
islbs r.tfe, tpie Sean Socques Sacquss
min ihm beriftet, nQh3ours; anoerns
tbeiIs bait. er b,iIen 9isrb nod i'm
StoIls it.ben geIsbsn. ols er eeleosnts
lid zines isinem Jubrmann srtbsilten
9.fshlss bubin stnsn Bid mart. Gr
bate ni6t bic IeiIsfte Qhnung odOpn,
bub Der Siinalir1 idon Idnsit bsnDeg
iiber bas 8ebiros eiraeif,lagen bate,
um isinsn gsIu6 oui Gbatsaus5srauIt
5u melben.
Gs par b.indbs 4littag. aIs Der
9icomt: feline SaroTIe beItieg uno ben
Dsg nad bsm St.oiIe fortiegts. 0a
Ct nod pier 2isu,s suriidIessn mubte,
tonnte sr oub b,j Der arobteu Gile
iaum Dor ebsrio oislen Stunben bori
.intrtfTeR; btnn bic pom 5erbergbe'
flyer o,mi.ttst.n GdsrsduIe beiaber
ni6t bic Gioenfhaften BON Rsnnpfsrs
ben. 60 Tam es, bab bic 5errin por
ghottaus5 5uault nod rsht5eitis in
fsunbe mar, ibr. Gi.neri6nft gu in.
itruirsn upb aIes gum gmpfouse bss
tSnIglihsH GUEiHdrs 5u riiftsn.
(Jor!fesung fplgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-09
Cincinnati, Z. Mai.

GlHttH n q II, Z. Uldi.
5enrD Dunter an 4ngelo 2sbman.
Got 154 in q. Yoit's llu.srabtbeis
lung in GImpoob. 81.
goporo Ut. pottiion on So6n J.
RdotI, s Sabre Qa6t BON Got "a in
Der Glberon Qdnp Cos llnterabtbsis
lung. SdbrIihe Mi.tbe $3.50, nit Dem
antaufsrett 3u $250O.
DiQiom Thornbpte on GItfforb e.
5ufman. Got ga in Der SoanbO.
Spnbitot llrtsrobtbeilune. $3.50.
GliSabetb y. Jorb an Duro galo-
min, Elm ungstbeiltss SntereiIs in %
acres 2onb in Settion 6 in DELHI
5orpnfbip. 81.
g. R. D.o3ter an g. u. 2ubIoip,
Got % in :. 8. 5orris' untsrabtbsi.
lung in Mt. Dafbinston. $2500.
sysrbinano ayidbung on Settle gtbs
OLD, gb.il BON Got 329 in Z. 8.
Differs 2. 2tbbition su 2odIanb.
Der S.uot Sbio an James porpeu,
Got 4 in 6. W. Gieele's llntsrabtheiT
lung in College 5ia. 81.
Wiuinm u. RsdDin on 0eoree ..
Qlforb. Got 80 in 2eipis R. Smitbs
/. untsrobtbeiluna in 5pbs pnr.. 81.
WiQiam u. Geabin on Georss ..
Qlforb, loisI.Ibe Got. 81.
George 8. Siearns an 4lic. M.
SItpsr, 90 bel 270 Sub on Der Rpro=
ieits Der gbOlion apenue in IDonoals.
$1142.
Rpbrt 9. gefpr on 2puis o.
5boms, 81 bei 70 SUB on Der Rorbs
f.ite Der 1iinften Strube, rs SUB
oItli6 BON Der Main Sirabs. 81.
RuboIpb Siesel an Nnno Wintle,
1beil BON Got 20 In Beni. gople's
nntsrabt6eiIuns on oer8olofoee RoaD.
81.
5bs 3. II. u. Weber 60. on NmeIia
Bruce, 9b.il BON Cots 8 unb 10 in
sy. II. u. Mber's 3. llnterdbtbeilung.
81.
Qusuit 8ueree an Queuit 5ads
ftebt u. 4nb., 20 Bel 100 Jub an Der
Sftieiie Der Weubifon 4penue, % Jub
norbIi6 Der Charlton Strobe. ST..
2ucp Mepsr an Sobn 6. 5bom.
157 Sub on btr Glentpap aDenus.
81.
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SeIb 6perfuh ei-
mes Sparfaiiens y a m II.
Wan beritiet olls Semlin: Ter ge.
ante Der SeuIiner Sparfaiia, Serr
Z. Iriuanopic hat iid) fiir5Iid] IN
ieIbitm0roeriIher 9Ibiid,t 5lpei Repol.
oerfugeIn in Den aopf aeiagt. Sonl'
lienslpiitiqfeiteu iollen bic llriahe oes
SeIbitmoronerii,d)es iein.
0e r h itung eires 2eut.
nants. 2eu,unnt 8uf b. sSellod)id)
bonn 8. lthIouen Regimeut, tueIher
Dor etIiden Ronoten mad, Beriintreii'
ing elmer gr0sereu 8eIbiumme fliid9'
rig aefporben mar, tplr0e por einieen
Sagen in Sulmatien perhoftet uuo
Dem agramer 9arniions9eridt einge.
Iieiert.
8eriud,tcr 80 q 3 d,eur b
Iourd bosuiide g o / b e II.
gus guoupeit miro berihtet: Die i'm
bosntid. bersegpluiuiihGt SSnfanterie.
Regiment gtr. bienenben eSniante'
riiten 2lis NPostopic lino 8airl Iu'
tooic perliebten iid in ore Softer beg
@aItrpirtbes SSobam Born. Gie Ydlo.
den poren allabeuoIid i'm 8aithonle
hires 8aters beihaittgt uno gingen
BON bier nad) Mifterncflt uad Snuie.
aeiilidb Rohts tuuroen Die Wtuo6en
BON ben beiben So!oateu IN Der Glib.
iid iiberiaaen, Tie 8u rmlbeu. sluf
| Die Silieruie Der Pabheu fomen
Qoifanten rno 8oli5iIten herbei, bie
Die beiben Solooten perbafteten nno
oem Wilitdrgeridte iibergaben.
BroBe 8oIo Die b II tab e n
einem ungariihen gerg.
nert. Sm 9oIbbrstperi Der r3D6lf
9lpoitel" in grab bel grao (llngaru).
oos oem 8rafeu Soreourt aehort,
nurnen felt elmer Reibe BON eobren
8oI6FIunlpen unD 8olbiiaiib I'M @er.
the bon Dfilionen aeitoblen. gls GIN.
itifter Der GiebItible ipuroe niinmehr
Der Srtspope perbaftet. 9os beitoh.
lene gerglpert forberte tdsIih 2qo
aiIogramm Cob. @iepiel aeitobIen
ipiroe. gebt nus Der 1hotfod3e berpor,
baB elmer Der Diebe, EN- iinrpler ar.
better, cine 9efisnna fir 70. .OO0aronsn
eriperben fonnte, iudhreno EN- nnoc.
rer, elm 8enbormL $4,000 aronen
aui Der Spnrfaiie nieberaelest bate.
Tos aeitoblene @oIo fDuroe III aus
aebolten 8erfseuaen imo nlsgeidIoi.
ienengatronenbiiIIen 6nDon getrneen.
Ter Giaentbiimer beS geaiperfs,
9raf Sarcourt, lebt in Gotbo.
Gin orbeter GeIb.
biiter. SIM acnacenie ihen 8ait.
bauie in 9enie bel giief aerietb Der
9agIobner 5000 @afonp fiirSlid, nit
bem Jelbbiiter bes 9roBgrunbbes
Iibers Or. Span Ri1orb Graus. gos
80 ssi5bosic in Streit, iDeiher alsbalo
| in Ib1tIihfeiten ousortete. ssm Ser.
Innfe Der Sdldgerei 5og gaDnp elm
Meiier aus Der 5aide uno eritod) ben
genanntensSelbbiiter, ipelher nod fur.
gem 5obesfanpie ieinen 9erIesuugen
erlag. Ger Worber iibernnhtete III
einem Strobihober inb fIiihtete in
ben eriten Worgenininben nnf eiief.
Die 8enoarmerie npifirte Die bier.
itdotiite ssoIisei, bie ben Gboter am
llnteriid6ter Molrtfhronfen eriportete
,mo nerboftete. Dnfonp lit ein 30.
| j1hriger iinlger Wnnn, Derbeiratbet
unb Dater zines Rinbts. CT iii Der
Tbnt geit1nbig unb fngt, 6nb er ben
4 Wa0ro im tr,uttsnn 8aftcssbe Dsuibte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-09
.Hein, sn1bigite 5ants," unterbram

.Hein, sn1bigIte 9ante," unterbram
lie Der Ghepolier. Der Wirtb fagte
ibm, ih tpolle naa Yours reiien."
.Das TIT mir Iieb. Mir iinb in uns
ieren 8eipegunsen piel unsebinberter.
ipenn Der 9icomts Der Wleinung lit, er
babe es nur nit mir allein 5it tbun.
9eitatte baber, bab id Did ouf 0ein
3immer fibre, pas 0u freilih nidt
perlahen barfIt, bis Der erpartete unz
ons.nebme 9.Tuh Chateau Serault
tpieoer ben Eiiden qetebrt bot"
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erfolg Der tanabiiden
Jrausn. Die Jrausn ponMontr.aI.
bic TN geiiss pes tommunaI.n Nobl.
rediss iinb. babtn sinsn it5n.n gr.
fole errunssn. gisber bate man psrs
gtblid, sssen Die Wibnirtbitait Der
oorftgsn Stabtper,poltuns s.,dmpft;
nun II ss barh bic rege HabeiIisuna
oer Dtdutn bet ben McbIsn e,aIadi,
ole Neformionbibnten burh5ubrina,r..
DE reueStobtbeb0rbe bot ben frautn
etnen offentli&en Oonl fir ibrs oufs
.0pizHos Nharbsit auSssfpreGsp.
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Der Derfiibrer.

Wtutter: .lInb has fage i'd Dir,
5rib: Wenn Du popa nod Elm Elm.
siges Wal ins Mrtbsbuus mitnimmf,
10 entsisbs Id Dir D<in SaiGsHs
eelh!4
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
DESPERATE BANDS
RAID STEAMERS

st. Petersburg. November s.-Pira-
cy still nourishes in Manchuria. ac.
cording to advices from Vladivos,ok.
The Sungari river appears to be in.
tested by desperate bands of sChun-
chuses whose raids on passing
steamers are becoming a terror to
Russian travellers.
Recently bloodthirsty horde
boarded a Russian steamer overpow-
cred all resistance from the native
crew, which was somewhat feeble.
and murdered two Russian male pas.
sengerS. They were about to put a
Russian and two children to death,
but the Chinese passengers interfered.
and the pirates contented themselves
with robbing them OF everything they
possessed, even their clothing. After
throwing the bodies OF the two muir
dcred men overheard. the pirates
made on, and it is quite impossible
to hope for any punitive action from
he Chinese officials who are either ter
rori2ed by. or in league with, these
marauders
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
sELOEN PATENT SUIT.

New York. Nov. "a suit of inter.
national Importance to automobile
manufacturers came up today in the
United States Circuit Court of Ap.
peals and will lead to bitter and
hardfought legal battle. The appeal
relates TO the suits under the Sell
den automobile patent against the
Ford Motor Company, the Panhard
Company, and other suits. The ap-
peal is from the decision of Judge
Hough, who sustained the Seldom pat
ents.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
Capt. Peary is Back on Job.

Washington, Mo- g. Capt. Robert
Z. Peary the North Pole hero. re-.
turned 10 active duty in the Navy
Department today as engineer expert
Tor the Department OF Justice in
cases before the court of claims in
volvinG construction work for the
Naval Bureau of Yards and Docks.
The explorer was offered his choice
OF several different lines of work. and
selected the job as engineering ex-
pert. He has been on leave of alb
sence from the Navy Department for
about to-, years, during which he car.
ried on the Arctic explorations which
finally resulted in his reaching the
top OF the world.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
Spider ON the Veil.

The spider beauty spot veil is the
latest novelty offered TO women or
course. il originated in Paris. 1t Is
a copy of spider in BLACK chenille
and is posed outside the veil. 1t is
almost an inch and half in diameter
The veil is worked in imitation of a
spiders web. The wells which have
been popular this season so far have
been disfiguring enough with their
leaves, insects. birds. acroplanes and
scarlike conventional patterns as part
OF the mesh. but they all sink into
insignificance besides the web veil
with it's spider adornment.-New York
Sun
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance of an order to me di-
rected, made and entered by the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
the Southern District of West Vir-
ginia, on the 9th day of November
1910. | will receive private bids for
the sale of all the goods, wares and
merchandise. consisting of stock of
hardware. of Matoaka Supply com
pany's bankrupt, now located In n
brick building opposite the new Bank
building at Matoaka West Virginia,
wherein the said Matoaka Supply
Company has lately conducted it's
business. No bid will be accepted for
less than 10 per cent OF the appraised
value OF said property, and If said
property is not sold mt private sale
prior to the 10th day OF November,
1910. | will on said day, on the prem
Uses. at Matoaka, West Virginia, offer
said property for sale at public auc-
ton.
Trims OF sale: One third i'm hand
and the balance In equal payments
payable In three and six months talk
ing from the purchaser his interest
bearing notes with good personal sc.
curity.
4 r. E. II. EASLEY.
Trustee in Bankruptcy Of Matoaka
Supply Company
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
VENETIAN WOMEN
The Whims of Fashion Hold No Ter.
rors For Them.

The Whims of Fashion Hold No Ter.
rors For Them.
The women of Venice are absolutely
free from the rule which Dame Fash
ion exercises over their sisters else.
where. They care nothing for modes
With them the length OF the skirt re-
mains always the same. neither short
nor long. and they always wear plainly
made dark dresses. black stockings and
the heelless slippers of the east. Hats
are unknown.
The universal outdoor wrap for all
ages and all sizes is the black shawl.
with deep silken fringe. 1t is folded
with II short point above and n long
JIe below. and sometimes it envelopes
the figure from head to foot. 1t Is new
er fastened at the throat, and when II
slips Off it is gathered up with one out
stretched arm. which makes the spec
tator think Of big bird stretching rs
wing.
In their attire the women Of Venice
are independent. only wearing local
clothing, but with feminine inconsist-
ency they are thoroughly up To date
I'm the matter of hairdressing. the style
of their coiffurcs changing from time
TO time. according TO the vogue OF the
moment In London and Paris.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
bREAKES UP A GOLD
ANO CURES GRIP

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
in head. chest. back, s,vmach or
limbs, by taxing dose OF rapes IJld
compound every two hours until
three consecutive doses are taken.
II promptly relieves the most miser.
able neuralgia pains, headache. dull.
ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever
ishness, sneezing sore throat. mucous
catarrhal discharges, running of the
nose, soreness. stiffness and rheumat-
ic twinges.
Take this harmless Compound as di-
rected, without Interference with your
usual duties and with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine. made
anywhere else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
assistance of bad after-effects as a %
cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound. which any druggist in the
world can supply.
Pape's Cold Compound is the re-
suit of three years research at a cost
of more than fifty thousand dollars.
and contains no quinine, which we
have conclusively demonstrated Ia not
effective in the treatment of colds or
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
FLED FROM BOREDOM.
The Tslo Of a Purposely interrupted
Yachting Cruise.


A few seasons back well known
hostess chartered splendid yacht for
August and invited n large number OF
her friends for three weeks cruise. At
first all went well, though the party
was not specially well assorted, but
after few days they began to eviuce
signs OF being somewhat bored with
each others company.
The hostess marked these signs Of
incipient boredom, which became more
plainly evident each day. and at last
in despair she took counsel with one
cf her guests, an old and experienced
yachtsman.
what on earth shall I do to amuse
these peopleY she asked.
The yachtsman looked at the serene
sky and calm. blue water and shook
his head doubtfully.
"a storm would cnlivcn them up n
Bit" he said. but the weather looks
quite settled. There is only one thing
TO be done. You must arrange n break
down; tho engineer will manage that
all right for YOU. TIc. has probably
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
Another Crop Report.

Washington, Nov S.-Another crop
report viii be made public this after.
noon by the United States Depart
mem OF Agriculture. 1t will give the
production and quality of corn. pota.
toes. buckwhoat, tobacco and fiaxseed;
the percentage of the 1909 corn crop
on farms Nov. the average weight
per measured bushel of wheat. oats
and barley crops, of this year. and
the production OF apples expressed in
percentage of full crop.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
STAGE REALISM.

Why Jefferson Didn't Havo a Dog
Schneider In tho Flesh.
lt was the privilege OF the writer
years ago TO attend reception ut
which Joseph Jefferson spoke on the
drama. His treatment OF the subject
man who knew the art Of which he
spoke But the most interesting part
OF the hour came after the completion
Of the formal address. when an oppor.
tunity was given TO the audience to
ask any questions they wished OF Mr..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
Jefferson. Soon the FAM
introduced, the effect
elaboration and realiarx

eiaooIutiou uUu TeuIlSf
ting. Mr.. Jefferson ut o6c|
question. He spoke SOM 4
with a quaint humor und !
charm that were irresistib
acterized the modern fusn
setting M n tribute TO n
OF the human imagination.
ten asked" he went on. X
have n real dog Schneider.
none or you would be- sal
would go home saying. y
der never looked like tina
love Schneider because yol
him out OF n piece uf YOU,
And then" mcdiiativeiy,
real ST hncider some one II
would probably whistle "a
critical moment. and he
and spoil the play. while
his part perfectly and Ill,
Schneider ought TO do
with his delightful smile
would he tie hero and not
with n twinkle of the eye.
up the whole matter with
mark. Realism with u Ia
the wrong place Is n dang,
New York Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-09
Chilly!

MY dining room is the hottest place
on earth. ! wish knew what TO Do to
cool H."
"Did YOU ever take frierd home to
dinner when ymur wife dlGnt expect
it, Rnnra,n Express
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

(5ortfesuua quf Der 81. settle,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

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ST murmelte es 8abnetlapptrnb Dor ii4 bin. gs
spans Jpn, ben 9ebdnten ausaubenter, bpr benz er fh
Itefs porbeissfdli9sn bate unb Der i'm iebt init uis
barmberaissr Mudt iberfiel. bab aud CT 5~erteten unb
~perseen ipirbe trOb isinss 9Ruhnes, ben sr fh gemein
un6 Idanlps aug benz Gterben eines anberen gBeiens
sebolt bate. limb er fibts feline gauge iGranerlide pcfs
auiammenfiraen Dor Der eriten Mahnnng jsnsr furdts
barren Watt, bic ibn %erinnerte, baB fe feiHer barre -
ipie Elm andbe, Der einen an Die Sdnur g~efelelten 8dfsr
lalfen ldBt, I'm ihn db unb gu 5uriid5uretBen uno
bic i'm I9iieblid pernidten tpiirbei
Gr FART. auf bic 8lumen in ieiner Sonb, auf bieIe
glumsn, bic er elmer 9pOten battle f6enten iDpnen, fir
bic er aues getpsien mar; fs bate i'm ia aud einntal nit
tparmen, ~blutbplen 2ippen eetibt - unb iebt lag He
fin unb perinob.rt inter Der folten. %sraniamen
grbs. - limb er, ere @r tpuBte nidt einmal tpo? -
gr muBtt nit ieiner @abe ~forteeben. gr bate ben Srt
p~erseFen. limb aud nit ibm tpirb ca einntul 70 fein!
Gr pirb ebenio luutlos unb einfam i'm 9untel fallen,
pie feline teine blonde 8eiebte, bic inn 70 pel gegeben
uno bsrsn grab er niat msbr ~esfnnSen bat. llnb bic
Welt piro berno9 rubi9 iueitergshen. limb IS ipirb fein,
pie an allen Sdgen.
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ratben. Gin a4ertel ipielte ~irgenotpc in sinenl Der arauen,
liftloien Sduier unb in fetnen. quietidenbenS ~lansseSp<
gelen ,9Onen lag cine san5e grauenbofte Aelt BON
Ghmub uno Web. - Gin f9meralider gtef Dor fb
felbft iihsrtam Jpn. Seite bate er in siuem nnerbitts
Der bate er sebadt gu fein! limb e. fuar bod ni6ts
als Elm glenid. Elm a~rmislieer Menf9, ben Der Sauf
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a~tueifelt suiammenbreden Su laHen. - ltub mas er
sefdrisbsn bal, iinS ia muir Worte, 6obs @prte, obne
Tsaat, obns aBsrtb sesen Sas gntfsli6s, bas
Jpn emit niebsrreiBen ipirb - 5u ben @armern! -
sSn elmer iGben geiuesuns preBte er iein geTdt in bic
peiBen feu4ten 8limen unb fog ben Idhmenb iabeu Duff
elm; bann bob e ben arm, INN fe melt bon f1 au
tdleuoern. - 0d bSrte er nsben ib Elm binnes
Gfin1mfen. (HsR fhsup mir 81. mIYmeofa
gr blidte ,nieber. Gin feines blondes UlGberI mil
blauen ausen unb ~seriunpten R0d9en bob bittenb bic
mdgeren armt. - Sa bridte ct ibr ben @trouB in bic
9dnbe. unO bafts, als babe es tinen srpbal Gdob 5u
fbern, lief bas aino bamit fort. - Gr fab ibmf mad. ~
Giner SoStsn hatten Ft seb0rt, - tlnb nun rabni tie