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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
HIGHER'UP
lie chw HaM1y Amey11w
HENRY RUSSELL MILLER
Copyright. 1910, The Bobbs- Merrill Company

Eyes, what about me?" whined
the man with the inconsiderable
chin. why, only this morning
the Leader denounced my admin
istration as the most incompetent,
corrupt and easily manipulated
the district attorneys office has
ever known Nice Christmas gift,
isn't it,"
II guess the Leader is about
right" said Number One with an
ugly sheer.
That's as much your fault as
NINE" the district attorney retort-
cd surlily. Most of it has come
though keeping your damned,
grating heelers out of the peni-
Tertiary, where they belong. And
if | let this thing slide through, l
might as well go and bury myself,
for I'll be dead forevermore."
You should have thought of
that before you stirred up the
matter" said the man with the
square chin, keeping his eyes on
Number Two.
What do you mean by that ?"
Number Two growled.
Bah! Macpherson, I'm not a
fool. Do you think | haven't seen
through your scheme? You're try
ing to discredit me through Ma
lassey, because he's my council
man. o. don't bother denying it.
You couldn't convince me. You
aren't a godo liar. l know you,
Macpherson, and how you have
been trying to create a sentiment
against me in the city and trouble
in my own district. But this is
one trick you lose, that's sure.
Either this indictment is pigeon
holed-or you fight me-" He
brought his clenched fist savage
ly down on the desk.
I'm not afraid of you," Mac
Pherson snarled.
The square-chinned man laughs
ed harshly. That's another liet
You are afraid of me. You
wouldn't be worth the powder IT
takes to blow you up, If you didn't
have me and the Sixth's MAORI
ties, while l can go out and get
the old Harmon corwd together
and beat you all along the line day
after tomorrow. l don't want to
do it, but if this trial goes on, IL
will. Now put up or shut up! Is
Malassey tried?"
There was silence a minute.
mol" The monosyllable sound
ed more like a VOLTS bark than a
human voice.
The square-chinned man laugh
ed again. "All right. There's a
good deal of profanity packed
away in that no. Save it until
I'm gone" He put on his hat and
left the office.
"My Cod what a Christmas!"
moaned the district attorney.
How / hate that fellow"
MACPHERSON snarled wolfishly.
Some day I'll get him where l
want him. And then" His dis
torted face was not pleasant
sight.
Outside, the other man was say
ng to himself, Its war to the
leath from now on, until one of
is gets the other. And 1 don't
hink I'll be the victim. / almost
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wish he had refused, then l
should have had an excuse to
break openly with him. I'd do it,
too, but-this is weakness. Build
slow and strong. I'm glad there
is to be fighting, though. 1t will
help to kill this devil of restless
ness"
In a secluded corner of the
citys most fashionable restaurant
sat a man and a woman at early
dinner. They were evidently
brother and sister, having the
same dark hair and eyes, the same
slightly Semitic cast. The man
was talking.
And so l laid hold on the man
who has life by the throat. Now
what do you think of your most
unworthy brother?"
mo one but you would have
done it. What audacity!"
why not? l can't afford not
to be audacious. 1t is the only
role that suits me-" 8
"Ah! But will you win with
all your holiness? You say your
self that he threatened to crush
you"
"Of course, he resisted. Yield
ing is a lesson he hasn't learned
yet-quite. You should have seen
his bulldog jaw clench and his
steely eyes flash as he cried, He
who fights me diesH Ye gods, but
he was a terrible figure of raw,
elemental strength! l trembled
myself, although / laughed at him.
But he was fighting me, and it
took all his strength to resist.
felt it instinctively. That is why
| scent victory ahead. ] am the
first who has ever called all his
forces into action"
But if, as you say, he is so
strong and SO intensely selfish,
then perhaps his strength and self
ishness may form a shield proof
against even your shafts"
My dear sitter, the doubt is I'M
worthy of you. Rest assured, he
will yield. Tonight will prove me
right"
Her eyes rested proudly on
him. Eyes, the doubt is unwor-
thy. When did you ever fail?
Who can resist the witchery of
your magnetism
ut is witchery, isn't it? But
we come rightly by it. Strange,
how, after five generations of
Puritanism, our breed should cast
back and produce in you and me
copies of our Hebrew ancestress!
Glorious womanl Who fell in
love with a Puritan, abandoned
her people to marry her lover, de-
serted her husband to go on the
stage and bring the world to her
feet. A magnetic sensationalist.
She lived! And we are her
children.
The woman shuddered. Don't!
I always think of her tragic dis
from the world and
her hideous end. Perhaps that is
part of our heritage, too"
Nonsense! OF what use are
i've generations of Puritanism, i'll
lot to save us from that? But
ven If il were not so, what of II?
While she lived, she lived! AS i
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AUTO AND WAGON ON
RAMPAGE, BOY HURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8
Locked together after a collision
a butchers cart and an automo-
bile rolled 100 feet down the
Haight street hin and plunged
into half finished municipal fire
cistern today, seriously injuring
Robert Claque, II, driver of the
cart, and killing the horse. Dr.
w. p, Willard, driver of the au-
tomobile, jumped and was injured.
Both automobile and cart were to-
tally wrecked. The cistern was
half filled with rain water ana
Claque was nearly drowned before
rescuers dragged him out.
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RAIN SPOIlS
AIR MEETIn ING

(By United Press Leased Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8
Rain today not only put a stop to
the aviation meet here but entail
ed serious loss to the aviators
through the damage of their ma
chimes.
More than a dozen aeroplanes,
exposed for hours in leaky han
gars, suffered loosened joints
where glue took the place of bolts
and nails. Machines owned by
amateurs suffered the most, but
the professional aviators were not
entirely spared, and Charles F.
Wizards Curtiss standard was
reported to be practically ruined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
36-M|LE GALE HITS THE
CITY; LITTLE DAMAGE Done

Old Boreas paid a visit to this
section last night.
He came along shortly after
dark and began to put the press
ure on the atmosphere that made
windows rattle. BY nine o'clock
things were whistling, and before
midnight houses began to tremble
and shake. After everybody had
been thoroughly frightened and
the booster stories sent east about
there being mo wind" here had
been thoroughly discredited he let
up a little. There was still a
breeze that could not be termed
a gentle zephyr this morning, but
1t was not so boistrous as during
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W ants Subsidy
Bill Amended

lBy United Press Leased Wirc.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a sub
stituto for his ship subsidy bill
pending in the senate. was intro
duced by Gallinger today. 1t pro-
vides that profits from the ocean
mail service shall be applied to the
American merchant marine.
On the Pacific coast the bill
provides 26 sailings annually from
San Francisco to San Pedro, San
Diego and Panama.
There would also be &c sailings
per year from Seattle to San
Francisco, to San Pedro, to San
Diego and Panama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09

the little brown pima cloth weaver
patiently throws her shuttle.
The pine cloth of the best
quality is very soft and delicate
and it can only be made in COM
paratively small pieces since it is
woven of threads that are single,
unspun fibers. Fine pima cloth is
.yellowish in color and transpar-
ent in texture, a much more deli
cate and beautiful fabric than the
finest lawn. 1t is used largely for
making delicately embroidered la
dies handkerchiefs.
The coarser grades of pima
cloth are made in pieces of con-
siderable size, by joining fibers
end to end. In these grades the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
CANNON REvERSES
HIMSELF ON RULES

NY Uhitcd PreNs Leased Wirc.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-After
a wrdy battle today Speaker Can
non reversed the ruling made last
March when insurgent leader Nor
ris of Nebraska drove the speaker
from the committee on rules, de-
claring the amendment to the
house rules comes under constitu-
tional privilege privilege and can
be called up at any time.
The successful assault on the
speaker and his rules committee
was made after Cannon had recid-
ed that amending the rules was n
question of constitutional privi-
lege and might be called up at any
time.
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the night.
At the high point in the wind
last night it hit a pace of SO miles
an hour. 1t has done worse than
that before, so no records were
broken.
Over at Seattle it was worse,
and got up to Sc miles.
Down on the harbor last night
things were bobbing nicely. A
lot of the yacht club boats bobbed
clear of the buoy and had things
their own way until recaptured.
The :amage around town was
ont great, however, and was con-
fined to breaking down trees and
blowing shingles off old roofs and
wrecliing a few signboards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
RATS TO GO

Business is being blocked and
traffic shut out of the middle
waterway by the St. Paul mill US
ing it for a log pond.
Commissioner Freeland this
morning asked City Attorney
Stiles if the council could not COM
pei the opening of this waterway
Judge Stiles said it certainly can.
The tenants on the city proper
ty at the head of this waterway
cannot get boats into their places
because the logs block the way.
The harbormaster will be Or
dered to compel the owners to
take these log RATS out.
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Pay Tribute To
Dead Ex-Chief

tBy United Press Leased wire.)
SPOKANE, Jan. SPOKANE
paid a magnificent tribute of re-
spect this morning to the memory
of Police Captain John T. Sullivan
whose funeral was held at 1890
O'Clock from the Church of Our
Lady of Lourdes.
Mayor n. S. Pratt this morning
all municipal business
stopped from $3.50 until / O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
SNOW

Did you know it showed today
In Tacoma There was no doubt
about it. From 1920 to 1924 p.
m. big fuzzy flakes flew over the
streets. Just when the small boy
was figuring on getting out the
sleds for a good coast, the snow
melted and only a drizzly rain
poured down.
So far as is known the furry
this afternoon was the shortest
fall on record.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
FUHR MAN TO
B. ENTENCE

Judge Dcnworth came over to
arra'yn Joseph Thurman before
the federal court bar this morning
IN the charge of embszzling funds
from the National Bank of Com
merce. The case was not ready,
however. Fuhrmans attorney was
not in the cit yand the case was
therefore postponed until later.
1t is expected Furhman will
plead guilty and be sentenced at
once.
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Appointments
Made by Taft

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. g.
The folloing appointments were
sent to the senate by President
Taft today:
S. r. Miles. postmaster at Sho-
shone, Ida.
Henry Kiefer, registrar of the
land office at Blackfoot, Ida.
Walter Sparks, to be receiver of
public moneys at Vancouver.
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DEADLOCK is
STILL ON
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@ Q o o @ Q O q o o o o o o Q

VbE CHItFH TTVSS I1VHstU VIVID
DES MONIES. Ia, Jan. 8
The threatened deadlock over the
election of United States sena-
tor to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of SeHator Dolliver gave
no sign of being broken when the
legislature met today. Confer
ences between the regular and pro-
gressive wings of the republican
party, over Saturday night and
Sunday failed to bring an agree
ment, and it is expected that when
the matter is called up no election
will be possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09

cloth is used principally for MAX
ing ladies garments.
The Filipinos not only weave
pima cloth, but they weave houses,
too, as you may see by looking at
the wall of the building shown in
the illustration, which is good
sample of the island 'peek-a-boo'
outer wall. This open work
house is woven like a basket, OF
bamboo, and it is a good deal
stronger and more durable than
it looks.
So much for the Philippines
Next we shall sail from Manila
to Singapore, and thence in &
Dutch trading steamer to Batavia
' the metropolis of Java.
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PAGE SEVEN
The letter is as follows:

The letter is as follows:
This is one job done; two more
will follow within the next thirty
days. SO beware. behave and pre-
pare. We do not intend to leave
town until then. We hate to do It,
but"
Queer signs are used instead of
signatures. The note bore the
date of Jan. 8.
Extra precautions are bling taken
to protect every high official of
the city government against re-
petition of the Sullivan outrage.
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CHIEF THREATENED

tpS thtteu t-fess ktustu "tre.b
SPOKANE, Jan. 9.-What is be-
lieved to be the forerunner to the
creation of reign of terror among
police and other officials was
sprung this morning when Chief
of Police Doust received a threat
ening letter supposed to come from
some one of the conspirators who
aJsassinated Captain Sullivan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09

Efforts to revive horse racing in
will meet with failure,
it is predicted by politicians who
have taken poll of the legisla-
tors.
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Quake Destroys Town;
Many Are Killed
(By United Pres Leased Wire. }

TAsHKEND, Asatc Russia, JAN "a violent earthquake
which
killing
indicate
tain infor regarding exact
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
Notice, School Bows

You can make money if you call
Main 1873 or \ 1888, between Z
and 1880. Ask for Perkins. **s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain tonight and Tuesday. Mod
crate westerly winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09
The Infant Industry of 2O2O--We Have to Be Importers

Prof Wilcox of Cornell fgur mathemacly
1920 will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-09

be no babies in this country after
the United States.
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wish he had refused, then 1
should have had an excuse to
break openly with him. I'd do it,
too, but-this is weakness. Build
slow and strong. I'm glad there
is to be fighting, though. 1t will
help to kill this devil of restless
ness"
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9 q tperitGnoiaen t g0rie,

SatpsrItGnoigen gorien
leuten suFoIae ituno Sas 2ano am Iess
ten Jreitae bart am Ranos elmer pa
nil, Die nur burh Die heroiihen Qn
itrsngungen Der hoben Slang, be iih
nit arpben 9slomitteIn in BEN Martt
'tiirsie, perbinoert rpurbs. Bon elmer
Seite miro bas als eirs eere6te Wtes
ctroerseltune tetrahtet. Die bofe
ssinanS, heibt e., babe Die glotirun9sn
in Die 5ohe gstriebsn unb miifs jest
RE Soften fir ben Risoergana traesn
Cine GENTLE geredtigung lit b'sisr
Gniidt niht absuiprehen. Sn 2Dus
CON. mo man uniersn Utartt nit Quf.
mertfamtsit Dsrfolat unD ibn unpar.
isiiIhf hsurth.ilt, iit tpisbsrhoIt ertlG,t
tuproen, Sab Die bobe Jinan3 nit ihrer
Grtistreibsrei grobss unheiI anrihi..
gnsin ss Iino aud nod anosrs 9riino.
i'm Spiel. bic cine nod orDbere Mirs
tune ausii6en. Die gorie III i'm GRO.
Fen 9an3en Elm SpisssIbilb Der &C.
ffdFtslude unb biefs 1T betanrtlih ieit
bier Sabren unbsfrisbigeno. ue6.r
bic uriuhen 1T fih Ssosr, Der iis ers
t.nnen min, flor. Gs 1T bas bic bobs
grsIsIdgs, tpelte oen 9erbraut untsr
triift uno sbsnio beutlid eriennbo-
1T, bab Der 5arif bos Witt.l bists!,
Lie prsiis tiinitIih in Die S0bs su
trsiben, Sc i'f oaber auf tsine 8efe-
runs Su boffen. big Der Sdrif uriinos
LID rspioirt tporbsn III unS bis bic
Htform itd bolIsoqsu bat, ipiro tsr
Wartt nod pisberboIt srftiittsrt psr.
rem. nobel Der berehtigt. .3psifsl o6.
uaIist, oh Die hpbe 'sinons i'm Stonre
isin pirb, ben Wartt su baltsn. Gin
grOberss 4ngebot pon papisr.r isosr
Grt III nGmlih Ooraussui,bsn, urobsr,
ols bic 'Finans sgarons gu bstpdltissn
i'm Stanbs f.in biirften. 2tlIe, oi.spor
Sitober 1907 astauft hoben, finb i'm
gefs Der papisre perbIi.ben. neil re
bief. pbne drobsn 8.rluit nitt abi.Bsn
trnnten 8i. ouf fold. Wsiie fsItas.
legteu aapitalisn belaufsn iit auf rie.
iise Summen unb bd Der 5ag tommsn
mub. mann Der 3pans, lie gu pertau
fen, entftsht. 10 fpirb es i'm 2ttiens
rartt iebr tribe ousi.hen. Die elm
3iae Soffnuna. cine fold. aalamitGt
nhipenoen 3u tonnsn, li.dt in einsm
lebbaftersn Gang Der Geitdfts, absr
oisisr lit unter benz jesiaen monppolis |
ridden, olle Daarsn iibertheuernosn |
sarif nitt su erfporien.
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eintm 5n sItgonien GtiI absumodel
ltebe, 10 III bas bod nidt snn5 ribtis
iutnn er .. 3. cine Brudner'fhe Gpm
phonit bright, Tam e. aun rsdt Ter
mtg isin. Die arobt Qsibsnfddft be!
Ausbruds, bic monhe i. y. In fsinel
Jnierpretaticn bon 9fhailotpsfn's
bsmol Spmpbonie 3u fpiiren aIouben
Il mir ME befpubi sefporben; ih bdbs
tie absr fir rsihlit tbeatraIiit aebal.
| ten.
Denn i'd ibm Elm proanoTtito fiji.
bic amerifnniihe 1ournee Al iteden
bate, tpiirbe in iossn .grober, p:el=
lsift gar eHtbuiinitiiher grfolo teir.
pubIiium. aber reht biperAierenbe
Wsinungsduberungtn Der prcfefYicnels
len ariiit. Yihi 3u perseFen III a6sr
babel, bnb Nisiih in bsm aonbcner
Spmpbonies Orhefter Elm iotfes Wirs
iuoiens SnIirumsnt mitbrinsi. unb bab
eeren asiftung an iif ihon aenner
ipie aaien san3 bsfonbers f.Heln ipirb.
ueber GItpd Derhorbi, bic ihnen i'm
nGhifeH Winter qisbsr noriingsn fpieo.
unb bic artbnr Hitiin fir bic bebeus
ttnoIte Giebsridngerin Der Geqsnipnrt
srfldrt, nod,te ih nnr sniet Worie ias
asn. Wdbrsnb ih niht bdran bente,
bas urtheiI .nss ntrrn Rifiih su nns.
terfhrsibtH, mub it 3ussiteben, bnb
lie cine idhone, absr niht befonbers
Notwithstanding Wes3ooperniiimme
befibt unb binFhiIih Der aisbsrs In
terpretatioH pisI BON Riiifh seIern.
bat. Rnnner eldubt bemerlt gu babsn,
bab iie bebsutenb ipeni9er einnrudSppn
fingt. tpsnn artbur Ritiicb niht bic
8seIsitung am alopisr dusfiibrtt, ater
ih balie bus fir iiberirieben. Gin tiaes
nes llrtbeif babe id in Der Gohe nid,..
benn 10 Oft i'd Fis iinssn hbris. ipielie
Risiih bi, gsgIsiiuns.
Gfrem 3imbalus. Der iunse ruiTifde
0eissr. Elm Shiil,r 4uer's, befb! be-
reiis elm grobes t.dnifhes aonnen
unb ea5n Gin feurises Temperament.
er fpirb in amsrila ldon isinen Des
MAIDEN. - Gons anotrs etarsst III Der
nuh nod jung, Vinnifi gadbous. Der
i'm ndhitsn Winter 4m.rita befuhen
tpin. or mar Dor feds Sabren gsfpins
nsr bes Rubini,sin. pr.iI,s. ben tr
in srter 9inis fsinsr gang eis
genariie ausaeelif<nen, rnnben une
tInnefhonsn 2s6nii perbonsi. Wenn
.r aud nah Der smotioneflen Seite
bin 3u tpiiniten ibris laHen mag, 10
Iohnt e. iit3 abr bod ibn su hDrsn.
60, oas mag einitipeiIen geniiesn.
absr if nsrbs bic Sane inn 4uss be-
baIien unb ipenn i'd, BON Der benoriies
beHben amerifnfabrt beoeutsnosr 1ous
liinit!er uno Sdnser srfnbrs. iollen |
Gis sp,nisiiens iibsr einise bouptiidbs |
ifs gtoratisrifiiia Der Bs.rsiFenb:n |
,prbsr peritdnbist fpsrosn.
4usufi Spanutb.
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GinsRsifssrinneruus.
Don groi.Fsr 1rausett DDS.

-
Eetrsiisn bat<n fir ben, Der fees
ftii nne bonn Wetter beaiinitist pirb.
bic anssnsbmitsn Grinneruneen. Wsr
ben aomfort unb bic Geislindft Der
-innimmsnben 5otels" enibebren
tam, tper isinen Qsrp.n lpir!life
Wubs une ar0ftisuns unb benz Gsiiie
ourh stn ldnesres Dolesfarnknis
p6lies 4usipannuns fidsrn min. fste
I'D, jebi nit elmer Der sroben 6ams
burger Mkbereisn In Werbinbung.
Disis nehmen euf ibren 1rontboms
pfern tint bsinrdniis an5atl poHos
siere fir billissn preis wii. Dds
bort .Grahtbompf,rs brauHi niHt
ob5uihrsden. Wun finbet sinsn beboss
IiH sinserihteisn Gallon. beausme unb
comfortable Eoiltsn unb cine 0srs
pfIssuns. tpie lie btHer niht sebahi
iptrbsn tam.
Der iben!e nnb prniiifme Husen
timer foldxn Reift krubt nun BARN,
oct man nint ipie sine ,Gotelnums
ntr" NIT BEN obIiaoisn Jiibrer uim.
bebanoe!t ipirn, fonb<rn bnb man k.
ben tam. ME man Cuff bat. Jsber
gsis1ihaftiiHe 3nong bort auf. Dos
sanSe Shiff, hiOnbers has otrdus
migt 0ed, eeb0rt ben panr NenineH
allein. Damn trbGit man in ben 66fen
siHeu ihonen 4nfmouungSnnterrihi
iiber ben WaorsnaustauiN nuf b.m
WsItmarit. Gnblim absr fHlins. iin
um poHasisre unb Dffi5iers isbr bain
ein 1onb aufrintisen Dertrau,Isins.
Der Ginblid In bic Geeforisn, be
Heoba&tuns Der nnuiifnsn 5nitrus
menis uip. erfpeiiern unfsr SntsreiIe
fur ben gxmnnnsberuf. anss Dinae.
bon benen mander elesanie Salon.
bdmpfer uns nints 3eigen tonn.
Wir iporsn bier 6,rren auf ber
~Wsns5io-, benz 0nufs b. syreitas ee.
b0rsnb. unb fubrsn segsn abenh scn
6omburg al. Die 4benbfenne Der,
soIbsts 1amburss umeebuna, Dor al.
Zen bdS malerifns 9lansenele, Dloys
stnroib urnfdumts 0sIsoldnb unb liet
ftine rctben 3siien ipk i'm AlpengIiis
ben eri6einsn, unb bel gutter 1dgtS 3eii
fu9rsn mir in ben prnntpoQ nngeleas
ten 0oftn sin. ben Der 9pueiiub fiir
5lsn Cattle biIbtt. NDir Iegten IN
Barron. oi6t bei Der pdlmer'f6en
Merit an unb tefintigttn nod bic
fuu6enbsn 0o16ien, IN bsnen Dos
giisn gsfhmclSf4 purbe. bns unfsr
f5hiff tinnebmtn folltf.
Dn nun fpd9rtnb biefsr arbeii -
q folIttn aud 400 1snnen apbltn
tinsebrnht tp<Eben - ber 4uffnibalt
an Norb ni6tS penietr oIs nnaeuebm
stipefen isin piIrbe. uaternabmen lpis
ein<n MuSftuo mad QbintNYa unb
seine nnmut6ioe umeebuna. Die Gin,
briide, bic bis 0ifenbaknfnhxt bintess
lieb. trotbtm pir TN MI eiefioer
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9das Gincnnatier Msbntao, 2s. ytesber 1911

Woaren fodb rem MnsIonbe biIliesr,
Gis lie bort psrtnuft iperosn. Tas
ihIttBt sintn qrofii fir Gabritontsn
nnb einen bobeu lobn fir 4rbeiter
Gus. Bel elmer 3ollermdbisuns j,s
bod tpdre cine aonturrens i'm Nus.
lanbe gu Iobnsuben preiien m0sfih
gepelen.
9d Der pr1fOent sinen Iolhen 9Ian
niht befiirtportst bat. 10 lift pollfoms
men gu perittheu, iparitm feline 5arif-
Spmmiiiicn fens 8eseiit.rnna erregt
uno iparnm DisIs Der aniitt Iinb, bab
er bic oemoiratiihen Bills bdtts g.nsb=
migen foIIen.
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Sn gnslanD lit man febr err
frsut. oab ganaoa bic Fesiprpsitdt
suriidsstpisien bat. ba bierburh Gns.
lamb peiterbin ben @prSus eines ,fm
335 Yrosent bilIigsren Sarifs aenisbt.
Die WDglihteit iit ioear porbanben,
oab Die fanaoiits Regierung ben ga.
rif nod tpeitsr erbDht unb oaourh ben
gnsldnoern cinen nod erobtren 8orz
tteil einrlumt. Dieis Sreuoe niirTte
fih ieooh in ibr 9seentbeil perfebreu.
Wenn bic Ganaoier 70 unperniinfiig
iino, uns ben Wlartt meter su periperz
rem, 10 tonnen Mieo.rperasltunesmab
reseln bon unierer Ssits nicbt ausbleiz
ben unb Daraus tDnnte ii6 oerabe bas
treeben. mas Die ganabier unIinnioer
Wsifs ais 5oIge Der Re3iprpsitdt be-
furhtst baben, ndmlih bic Nnnerion.
Cine Sanoelsiperre piirbe bieie Stims
mung nidt bios auf unierer, ipnbern
auh auf tanabiiter Ssite erreen, mo
Dor fiinf5ehn sSabrsn bic annerion iebr
snsraiite 9efiirpprter bate. osn bic,
fem 2anbe ipdren Die Dftlihen 8renas
ftaatsn. Die gum eroBsn 5hetl bon Ga
Haoa leben. eegsn bi, 9tnnsrionsbspe.
eung. Wirb absr ben 9rsnaitadtsn
Der 6anosl erihpert, 70 piro bic
freunoihafilids geiinnuug usasn Ga
noca srIoIhen.gs mDssn no6Isbr pisls
Sabre psrseten, big iol6s Stimmung
sur Rcife gelanst. aber eS lam als
fsititehenp eelten, bas obne 6unbelss
freunofhait cine politiihe 5reunbidaft
niht auftommen tann.