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The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Change in Financial Sentiment.

An interesting analysis OF present con-
dItionS affecting financial circles is fur
rished in the weekly review by ]. s.
Bache a Co. OF New York. issued by
a. O. Plant & Co, Of this city.
The sentiment in financial circles
seems to have undergone a change dur
ing the week. says the review. This
has been due in a marked degree to ac-
tUal occurrences. In as far as the crops
are concerned, the estimates of condition
with regard to spring wheat and corn
ar" not SO favorable, and with corn
particularly. the exT+ citations for the
government report to he issued next
week Tuesday, are that this will show
considerable deterioration. AS more than
fully OffsettinT this is the weeks gov
eminent cotton report, which indicates a
most rosy outcome for the regions where
cotton is raised, due to the prospect of
reCord-hreaking crop of from 100000
TO 15,00,GS bales. For the whole coun-
try this means much. as this crop is
most quickly convertible into cash, and
what is still more favorable, into foreign
cash. which will swell our already Splen-
did figures OF exports. The business SEN
timent OF the whole country. we'll as
Wall street activity, has been depending
on the good crops to give renewed life in
all lines ana has been waiting tor GER
tainty with regard TO the crop outcome
before making new commitments.
The attitude of waiting has only made
the hand-tO-mOuth buying policy more
pronounced. Consequently, the dullness
in business has been more than ever ap-
parent. Nevertheless. in certain lines,
and this includes those which are gen.
orally taken to gauge the progress of all
business, there has been a slow gain.
For instance, in steel the indications are
of continued steady growth, which has
been going on slowly for three weeks,
steel mills having regained the average
rate of June, namely, about 70 per cent
of total capacity.
1.-The situation outside of iron and steel
is not satisfactory. The most depressed
condition is that perhaps prevailing in
the cotton mills Industry. The great
Borden Mills at Fall River last week
closed down entirely and indefinitely.
These mills have been running for six
weeks on a four-day running schedule,
and for six weeks previous to that, have
closed down every other week. There are
5000 operatives and the full shutdown
will cost these workers $4,000 every
week.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
GET CITIZENS PAPERS.
Naturalization Certificates Go to
Twenty-Five.

Justice Barnard. of the District Su-,
preme Court, yesterday issued naturaliza-
ton papers to twenty-five applicants.
The new citizens of the United States
are: Max Smelansky. John Storey, Eu-
gene Nosseto Fugazzi, Fannie Alwine
Knoblock, Morris Kessler. Patrick Gain
ey. August Frederick Moeuer, Traugett
Wilhelm Elwitz, Eva Charlotte Reid,
Isadore Rosendorf. Jacob Cohn, Simon
Cohn. Thomas Kelly. Joseph Cantern.
James John Gleason, Lorenz Weinberg,
Dennie Vltale, Mary Velat, William
Eneas o'Connor. Joseph Waldo. Julia
Bridget O'Connor, and Barnet Oscar.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
RAILWAY COMPANY SUED.

Father and Son Seek Damages for
Loss of Both Limbs.
The Washington Railway and Electric
Company was named as defendants in
suits fled yesterday by Frank w. Dow
ling for $4,000 and by Harry H. Dowling
for $4,000 damages.
Dowling alleges that on November 1.
1910. while riding along H street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. on q
a bicycle. his son. Harry II. Bowling.
was struck by car. injuring him per-
manently.
Harry II. Dowiins. the son. filed suit for
$4,000 for the loss Of both legs in the
accident
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Mechanics Leans.

No. GIT. District Machine Works Sealed
Package Ice Company: ct s.. square e15 Al and
l42i street northwest, SELLS Attorney. W. c.
English.
No. 62Ts Harry Spigpl Mary J. Carver; lots
49, 1856 ls7. IsS lss l9O 49, lS2, and ls3. square
67l. No. to 16 Patterson street northwest. S.&
Attorney. J. L. Topper.
No. 5279. James L. Karrick vs. Sealed Package
les Company: lot IS. square 26. No. 1872 and l424
L street northwest, S5.99l62 Attorney. r. B. Fle-
harty.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08

s., 500 the twO-story corner dwelling at
1897 Parkwood place, one of row OF
seventeen houses recently finished from
plans drawn by A. H. Beers. Mrs. Fini-
gan will occupy her new property as a
home. The other sale was to o. w.
Towles, of the twO-story brick dwelling
at 1853 Parkwood place. The house is a
six-rOOm affair, and sold for 5000. Mr..
TowleS will hold il as an investment
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Alleged SwfndIer ArraSgned.

William Snowden, a negro, charged
with swindling druggists by an old ruse.
was given a hearing in the Police Court
yesterday. He claims he can prove an
alibi, but he was identified by the por-
ter for Grier & Grier, Of Ninth street
and New York avenue. The case was
continued until to-day.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
new YORK MONEY.

New York Aug. 7.-Money at call u the stock
exchange to-day averaged "a per cent
Time money was not active. but the tone was
finn. Rates for sixty days were reported 1t mas
per cent bid, as auinst sa3x asked For ninety
days the rates were 3ka3K four months SIN, and
Ave and six months, Ska4.
Mercantile paper was issued with moderate free
dom, meeting With fair demand. Rates. lam per
cent for sixty TO ninety days indorsement; tasB
per cent for ohoico'fcur TO sx months sinss namsA
~ pcr cent foe othsrA
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
FINANCE AND REALTY

Demand was light, sales few. and
prices generally firm at yesterdays ses-
sion of the stock exchange No bonds
figured in the sales record and there
was no heavy trading in any OF the
stock issues. The trading was confined
TO local public utility and typsetting ma
chine stocks
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
MersenthnIer Advance Stops.

The steady advance which has marked
the progress of Mergenthaler for the last
two weeks and which resulted in a net
gain of more than ten points in one week
stopped yesterday, and the stock sold off
from 224 5-S to 23+ Ia. There was no evil
dence of slump or break in the high
price s activity in this stock was more
pronounced than in any other line
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Washington Gas Strong.

Gas showed strength and as marked
demand as any other line. The price
fluctuated between s. 3-4 and 50, with
IS IS as final level Demand was in
evidence on regular call. A quotation
lot sold at So 3-4, after which a five
share lot and ffty-share lot sold each at
80 After call two quotation lots sold
at S is.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Advance in Railway Common.

Railway common sold in limited
amounts on an advancing scale. The
trading opened at 42 1-2 and sold up a
quarter OF point, 100 shares changing
hands.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08

No. SGS7T. In re Saruel Norwardvarski; change
Of name Attorney, JOSEPH Salcmon.
No. 3I7S Margaret Eeisey Eugene c. Heis-
ley; divorce 4 mensa ct thoro. Attorney G. O. Cal
hOpn
No. sG79. Emily E. Hoffman vs.. Charles r
Hoffman; maintenance. Attorney. G.. p. Hoover.
No. 3Ss1 Sadie \. Malthy Fred A Maltby
ct al; dovorre. Attorney. J. r. Shields
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
RACING YACHT READY.
Vita II VIII Be Launched To-mO
row at Dawson Yards.

Vita II, the racing motorboat con-
structed at the Dawson yards on Water
street, will be launched tomorrow after
noon, in the presence of her owner, ]. 5.
Blackton, commodore of the New York
Yacht Club, and his friends.
The Vita is entered for the elimination
races that begin on August 10, on Long
Island, for the British International Cup
races. 1t is said she will be the fastest
boat in the American entries. Racing
experts who have examined the craft
say it is perfect in power equipment and
design.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Orr Reaches Atlanta Home.

Samuel Orr has returned to Atlanta.
Ga, after having pushed q wheelbarrow
before him on a loo mile walk. Two
weeks ago he visited Washington on his
way 10 New York. whore he was walk
Ing TO win $500 wager.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 7i9 In re Nellie V. Dice; hearing ordered
September IL
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Law suits,

NJ. NS3j. Wallace u. Mel can Charles Early
account. S7ua 81. Attorney. r. A. Ford.
No. S3S36 Harry II. Dowling. etc. VS.. Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company; damages.
$4,000. AttOrneys Rios Hooe 7. II. Patterson, and
Hayden johnson.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
buildings Regulations Fight.

Ernest II. Daniel. chairman of the
Chamber of Commerce committee on
building industries, that is leading the
fight against arbitrary changes of build
ing regulations by the Commissioners,
is letting no flower gardens grow under
his feet. Mr.. Daniel, who, since the sit
uation was summed up in a lengthy arti-
Gle in The Washington Herald Saturday
morning, has received numerous assur-
ances Of powerful support, has decided
to call a meeting of his committee for
Commerce rooms Mr. Daniel has plans
for a whirlwind campaign, in which all
interested parties will take part and
which will bring the question, it is be-
lieved, to final and definite solution.
East Washington Business Deal.
An extension of the business circle in
East Washington is promised in the
plans Of Max Rosenblum and W. UIman,
who have Tecently purchased from d. G.
Carpenter the residence at 1923 East Cap
itol street for 5000. The property, which
is on a corner facing Lincoln Park. will
be remodeled by the new owners. The
sale was made through the real estate
office OF Harry ". Bouic & Co.
Two Residences sold.
The sale of two houses In Columbia
Heights aggregating s1o,5oo, is reported
from the ONCE OF Shannon a Luchs.
Mrs Irene E. Finignn has purchased for
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Circuit Court No. z.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. 5576 Dodge vs.. Farmer; Judgment by de-
fault. Attorneys, ]. S. EasbySmith and X. B.
Fleharty
No. 5ll39. Parsons District OF Columbia; time
to settle bill OF exceptions and file transcript OF
record extended. Attorpeys, John RidOut-E II.
Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. n. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV,
FIGHTING DEMON RUM"
Mrs. Nyra McHenry Going to Kan
sas to Wage Crusade.

Chief of the women saloon wreckerA
since the death Of Carrie Nation. Mrs.
Myra Warren McHenry will HE herself
back to Kansas in few days to make
stump speeches in favor of abolishing
the demon rum from the State forever.
Carrie fought the liquor" said Mrs.
McHenry yesterday, while 1 fight ths
men behind the liquor more than any
thing else. / will clean Kansas as Her
cules cleaned the Augean stables be-
fore / am through"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q Co,
members Of the Chicago stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Aug 7.-WHEAT-Strong to-day on re-
newed reports Of black and general deteriora-
tion OF the spring wheat September, 937s; De-
os1nber gl2a97S: May. LOG
CORN-LOwer on report Of crop improvements.
September 64s; December, 6lH; May, 64has44
OATS-Of in sympathy with corn. September
i25s; December, 44s: May, 47.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & CO., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
shares 10 IL q -ZzSU
Shares to II m................... .3l4 800
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
CURB MARKET.

Quotations Furnished BY w. B. Hibhs q %.
members Of the New York Stock EIchanss. Hibos
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. Bid Asked
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. d. Hibbs Co. meD.
bers of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-15

onf Der 3llnge gebolten lit, altsipuf-
ten. Sbon lit oas ia ni6t, gebort
aber gum @ei6Gft. IS meroen allh
trodene 8rDt6en ierbiert, nm 5mi-
ld)erl ben ein5elnen groben ben G}e-
id)nlof tpieoer bro6 gu legen. @uG
belegte 8rotden fonnen eS fem, mir
oorf ser 8elog nidt aus Sale bette
ben, neil na6 Dem @enuB bon adie
alle 8eine glei6 gut idmefen. Stt
Yroblerloal 81 rauden lit ieIbituer-
ltdnoli6 unteriagt.
gu Soen 8robtrrtagen uno 4ltftip.
llell folnlaten lti6t mr. @einbanoler,
lonser1l cs lteae1t lid aud 8auerlei1l
olls Der ltlngegeno eill, INN einlnal,
lpos ibuen ia nidt gu beroenfen it,
folterlps einel1 gltten Srunf 81 TIM,
9hrn, ld) ielbit nobln ia aud nm ais
vW%f1tlouter" an BEN Groben tell, mor
aber> Dos lpta ib bin5uieten, bel al
len oltrd bcfreu1loetc Sollo eiuge.
1tDrt MD fonnte onBerocm olld ia.
gen, ooB i6 aus Neutrality-suspicious.
sAlterelie m%ltprobierte. Son groBem
Gottctl por es oobei fir mid, 0o3
lb INNER porber bariiber unterrid).
tet NOR, mel6e olif bic Glide ge-
p~flon3ten @eine 5lt ptobieren es iid)
b%eionoers nerlobnte.
9ei oieicn @eittproben eiltpifeltc
ild, mas ia lcidt 5u begreifen lit.
alllna6lid cine red,t Geitere Stin1-
mltlg, mo miterfoBt ppu oieier batc
id) IN @eiienbeim bel Ser @eriteiee,
RING mlf ein bolbse 5tiidfoB nlitec-
boten. SD gdtte fes eriteigert, ipenl.
uibt i'll lestell Nuaenblid eiuer npd)
10 Marf mebr gebpten- batte. Mid)t
gan5 unlieb par .es min opd), oaB it,
ni6t oamit iieen blieb. IS 1T bod
10 leidt nidt, lit Sen @ertiner
Wietslpobnilngell eiu SAB @ein IN
ter5llbringelL uno mon miiroe oanll
INNER Nodts in Gorge leitl, bob .ci4l
Gieb ii6 in oen Seller ihlide unlo cs
otl5opfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-15

Bie aus gbicago gemeloei
ipfr6s bat felt benz Ginbrinsen Der
8[nqe gegen ben JIeiid-Eruit, ei.
ne bonit6n6iee REORGANIZATION ben
Ndtional Yading Company itattse.
ben. Nh
Sn 2ouiiiona nil matt olird
tns falte @etter einet grnteiba'
ben nort fiinf Bis 5irolf Wiaiomen
Dollars erIitten baben.
@eitern puroe in @aibinston
Die erfte @abinetsiisung ieit orei
Wonoter a~bgebaIten.
Der oeutihe Generalfoniui
Gtontieu IN Stem gorf bat einer
GmIa9onfan gebabt unb lit ihmer
erfronft.
CUR 3eit tagt in aanfas Gitp,
30. Der Trans-Mifiiiiippi Con.
ores SCI
= Der prdiioent miro in ieiaer
@ot{foft ben 2ongreB INN Grlaf
.eiues Observation-Disclosures ar'
Iuden.
Dos Guprene : @erift BON
aRifiouri bat ben gro5eB beg Stan-
lee qeqerr ben .Sdrbeiter Sriit" 81
llualtnIfen oeS 9ruits entidieoeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-15


oreime6ige Mallogeflr fir notluen-
Dig bolte. 0ieie' Sur Tonne iie oot,
mol ON belten md6reno Der 3ett
Ser abipeienbeit Scr 9riioer Dor
ttebrnen, bod miiiie iie 5und6lt nod)
einige Gage 5ur Seobadtung hei-
ben pa cine Montgen = Gnrd)~
leitbtnng porgenonn1en meroen lnl=
lie ntto ou6 nod cine onoere @e4
eanolung probiert meroen miiiie.
bon Ser ii6 Der groBe Molm @r.
fole periprede. Sic beoollere boS
lebr, aber Suloo miiroe gemiB ibr
geites tult, unb 81 4oam 5llr Belt
ia .mieoer 3iernlid eeiuno lei, bof.
fe iie, oob Die @erret bon Srpfuni-
gen nitbts bon Ser gelpobnten Orb
ltlitg entbebren miroen.
NeilL oos miirben lie nidt, ioqte
Serr Galpor, ols er bieien Srief
5lt Gi1oe porgeleien botte mlo in
5luei b%etroffene @elidtcr blidtc.
9ltrd)ons nidts miirben iie c1tt-
6cbren. g(oom lei lpieber rctbt gut
olf Dem GpIten, lno fir i'm iei
IS oon5 niielih> tpelrt er mieoer
cinllol feline ulten 8fli6ten nc
,tiaitelts teilneiie erfiiae. Sbnl per.
lonlib lei oas ~beionoers angellebrn.
oenn -. Sier ipuroe iein Mnr.
nlellr rnoeutlid, rno ma fonntc
lrlr erraten, ooB Serr aaipar
iid freute, lpieoer eir Manner=Me
ginlent i'm Sauie 8u boben.
Ser 9ultbaiar ober mor iebr
beoriift, unl1itig mo orbeitslm=
frob III ieiner Stube looer ouf oeul
Hlat I'M @arten, no er io1llt id
al1geltebm 81 oiftierel1 pflegte.
Wet ben Mabl5eiteH iaBen iid)
Die 9riioer MN luieoer mie frit.
Der 8ielnli6 idpPigeno gegehiiber
Snloa tat i6r Woelidltes, Inn ibrc
Serren 5lt b~efrieoieen, o6er idon
ON 5meiten Gage nnbm @err 9altbu
jar oclt banofeiten 5tronBs ser
lie guten @ilells poI alif Ben Gid
gepflan5t batte, drgerlib binlpeg.
ST Ita6 bod 81 iebr ab 9egen Die
@ebinoe, sic ionit an oieier Stelle
oas Muee %erfreuteu. ltno Nogor
Serrn aalpor i6ien esa ols oh
aaoms ionit 10 pieleeriibmte aoA-
fnnIt li6 III Dem balbrn Sabre
gu11s auReroroentlid peridlcaterI
babe. Sic Open nit l%lnIuit, tlmo
n%nlnitig trooelten iie Nadbber III
Den Stnben beruln. 9(uf ibren
Spa5lergangen mllBten tic nid)ts
&eftes 81 reoen, fllr5, oas 2cbar
lpar smlf eihnof unbeboelid acpor
Den nno fait i~nbmtslos. llno OF
gleih oie Come BON blouen SIM
mel peraniigli6 idicn mo bic gan
Sc Spmnlerluft uno Sommerpro6j
iiber @ons mo @artel1 lrllb oie qon-
Sc @elt ausgegoiien nor, idlieneft
Die Gage ben beiligen 0reifGnigef1
grolt nnb menie better. Inns bN
thermometer Der 9eboglihfeit iaaf
big onf oen 9eitapnaft, ais itatt
5rall Sartor nod odt goaen lpie-
Der Elm grief e%introf Der mitteilte,
ooB Der 8rofeiior meme, bic NM
%besonnelle Sur ief BON grfuIg ullo
miiiie unbeoinat fortgeiest meroen.
Or babs ibr iebr bange genladI
ourd oie anoeutung, oaB, ipenn
Dies ni6t oeid)ebe, bos @elcnf mic
Der i9wad) unS ipater iteif mer-
ben lpiiroe.
(Cnrfirh,,u,, i.,I,tl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-15
LokaIes.

Die @etail Mer6ants @iiocia-
Ton n6blte in ibrer Situne am
Dien5tag abenb folgenbe 8eamten
NIB Eireftorcl: Gic 8eters, 8raii-
bent. q. g. 2ueas, gice-Graiioent;
Mooipb Grallo, Sefretdr; Sobn
aenllep, Sdoemeiiter; Gireftoren:
Ben @aroa, @ueuit Mueese, IS. 90.
Worgan, s. S. @esllig, emil
5rnnf IS. S. 81, 5ranf @ebet.
Snlnes 4app, &. 6. Mumme, 81.
@, garrp un6 6. 8%raeger. Gin 9e-
fhluB muroe angenommen, IN Dem
gegen Die iebigen Sleomorgorine-
@efeBe proteitiert miro.
Die neutrality-suspicious. unie.
rer bieiieen 2ebrer fat ii6 inforpo-
rieren laiien.
9eute ioG nit ben fiirslidJ
pom Stabtrat at1seoroneten Bflafte-
rlfngsarbeiten begolinen iperoen.
Mobert BreuBer, elm iunger
ssssQ11ann bon bier. bat ii6 am Sonnt6a
Der Sago cine ieiner 3ebeu
abgeihoiien.
sa-Sn Yortlano, Oregon, lit Sec.
49, @feuffer, friiber Mitslieo Ser
ssasfeuffer-g onrine Company, geitor-
.sben.
Gin alter Maerifaner @alnens
safntoilio Sernanoe5 lit i'm Staot
pofpitaI oil granomuitben geltor'
ben, Die er fih auf cine nod MIDI
ayfgcfIdrte @eiie ~5uee5oger bate
9eute beginnt bier Sic Wo-
tipnalfonbention Der 8aiebaaM ag-
ltaten
Die @eneralanmalti6aft in
sMlitin bat erfldrt, oaB nod oeni
@eIes Sdger feline Sdute ooer aapic
BON geihoiienen Eieren al Sariber-
miiten fdifen biirfef1, nm lie berrih-
ten ST. laiien.
Ser erite Ser Sbornoale 2pnd)-
sWro5eHe bat in Cameron itattacfull-
pen Nno bat nit Der Sreiiprehuna
oes Nngeflagten 3. 3. Gore geell.
bet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-15
Gein GalunteI nStia.

Gas i6ablide nno nllanoellebme
Giltnebmen bon &alonlel lit >unnotig
~geiporoelt ourd uSimmors' 2ipcr
Buriiier", Die %6efalrnte miloe Sober
Meoi5in> Die uber eillen griinolidell
Gffeft %er5ielt. Mlr in gelben Sled
I6a6teln nerpadt. Hreis 25c. Gin,
nal periudt INNER eebrond)t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-15
Die beiligen drei Koni9e.
@opelle bon Cutie g6ulse-
ii d.
(aortlebnlla.l

Der CONNER ipor nun in's
2ano gcfommen lino ser gerniu
Ser idbrIiden @eiie ser 3lpiaings
briioer na6 &iiiingell riifte naber.
Serr 9altboiar batte oolln gelpoLn<
lid ouh cine Meiie mlterHomnlen.
Sn oieiem Sabre oadte er eigent.
lid nod gar llid)t baran; SEER
aalpar fragte allh merfmiiroiger-
metle niGt banah. Die longcn lin.
tcrboltllnsen Ser @riioer iibcr aae
~fleinlten Dillge oes thalifeu Sc.
bens botten eingnoe genommen. Gs
CAB 10 mandcrlei, mas iie ionit be-
ibaffigte.
gber zines id)onen Cages fragte
Der alteite 8rlloer oonn oo6 bci
Gid gall5 plosIid: yllno mobill
'tuirit gu ~reiierL Noltboiar?"
Serr 8altbaiar fubr beinohe CT.
ibroden 5uIammen. gr batte all galls
anoere Dinge ecbatbt. limb acrItrent
ertpioerte er: sd iueib cs llpd
niht mein Bud bconiprlld)t nib
oud) augenblidlih .5u iebr."
Serr 4aipar ld6eltc iiberlcgell
unb 8ugleid irgerIid). .Nlir, 10 mid.
tig 1T oas giid bod aid nidt.
Die Mitpelt bot 10 lallec barouf
gepartet, bonn miro iie es aud
nod etiuas lillgcr entbe1rcn f5r-
Men."
SER 8altbaior fiibltc, luie iGtn
Dos Slut III Die gtirn 1tirg. Sd
heaniprude gar uidt, oob sic Mit.
d)elt oaralf partet. Am pid)tinlten
lit es fir mid ielbIt."
uSm@, mabte Serr aaipor Sluci-
felno,u ionit iuar Dir bie CONNER
reiie eigentild oas @iftigltc."
u9ns lit eben anocrs g%eiporben,"
bemerfte Serr @oltbaiar fura, llno
SEER aoipar moIlte cbelr id)orf CT,
tuioern ais 6ran. Sartor nit ci-
mem leiien Sdmer5ensIaut eitc
5hiiiiel, oie iie chen nit ser lin
fen Sono weiter feid)en uolte.
idnell auf oen Gid nuiieste. 90.
hei fam es BENT bcrans, Dab oos
&~anogelenf lie nod imlner idmcr-
&c, urlo Dor MIlelLs ooB es. aol8
unfraftig fei. Sic fpniite nit Der
linfen Solb falrn efiuas bebcn gs
mnbte bod nidt enra i'll Srbnlng
oarin fem. 0as NOR nllongenebm
9(ls Die 8riiocr nodfer aIsin
maren, meinte @err Goipar heoenf
tid, es miiiie ootb ~entidJieoen et.
mas oafiir .gcihebcn, bent 90 iidl
Srail Snrtor oie 8erletiulg GOD,
IN ibrer a(rbeit 5llee5ogeii babe
menn ia oud Die gauge 5beaerorAie
oalnafs burfaus mnaotig %gepeien
lei - 10 fonne man opb id)lieBlih
odrnus cine 8erpflidtluig Der @rii-,
Der fonltruiereit, illlo oas
9err &aipor bate in ieinem ge.
iuobntell trofcnen unb oo5ierenoen
9on eeiprodeit, ols ser Single
e%r5iirnt e%infiel: uWiAt, lueil man
ms cine @erpflihtung fo%ritruicren
fonnte, mug etluas eeidebcn, ion-
bern aus reiner Meliden- llno ao-
polierspflidt. DDS mirlt Oh boffent
Ii6 begreifen."
Serr aaipar iob ben Siinaitea
arawobniib oil. o9n legit Did ia
gang auBeroroentli6 in's 3eug fir
6rm Sartor, lieber 8%altbaiar.
9os lit in oieiem So1e gar nid,t
n%otmenoia. Sd erfei1ne oit6 uniers
Meniden- mno 8apolierspflidli
ourdais on. 8%eunrnbige DID olio
ni6t mnotie.~"
60 geifab es, bob 6rou Sartor
elm paar Gage oaralf nod Der llni.
periitdtsitaot fnbr, nm eincn 1rc-
feiier 81 foniultieren, uno odB
oen Sag oanah anf Dem Srilb'
itiidstiih Der 8riioer ein 9rief eii
@rief bon ibr lag, IN Dem Tie nit
teiIte, oaB Ser Brofeiior cine etno
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@rinat mandle aramf6eit.

@enr ane 2eute miibten, 6a5
bernndIdiiiste 9~eritopfuns IN I'm
perbaulibfeit, @elbiuht ODER 81
berfruntbeit enoet, tpiiroen fie baIo
81. Sings Neiie 2ebenspiQen neh-
nm Mno ben 5oIgen Elm Gnoe
lnnder. Der ein5ig iidere @es.
4os Bette fir @oaigfeit, &opf-
meb, DDspepiie. GieberonfdGe unS
@6m6d)e. 25c bel anen Mpotbe-
fern.
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S,eiratsidrlne. - Webmrtea.
oesfaHe.
e.

VrtI III 81 e.
Sobn Mittiman uno Sattie Sic
BeI6.
otto 6. gpe uno 2ouiie gooms.
Malpb Stanley Gilbert irno Marr
8drioer.
CHARLES $. aod uno aiIie atfirr.
ION.
8. .. gusser uno @nbp Bun
Berge.
Soc g. melfon nlo minnie ~
6rda5.
Sci 9. Conner uno sertbc
yreuin.s
gtS. u. McgIasfep uno Srol
W1rp 90. SduIt.
4p. Martin ul1o emma Srieod
@huler.
Sec. 9. 9apis nus 2oretta aais.
eouis o. miuiams una Gore 6
3aberforn.
Mobert Gee Bbenia uno 5ral
Nheoboiia W. Sdmiot.
WebnrfeMs
60 eiffler una Srar, ein Mao.
9er 6dutte nno Srall, eir
Md0den; u. S. @rafiI itno~ Srau
EN- at1obe, 8enrD Ssner uno Srai.
EN- Shade Charles @iloebrnno1
ligfb 3rdu, Elm anabe; gbarels &rlte.
az iiiib Grau, Elm Mdoben; 9. s,
llt un6 Gral, elm Gnabe; @rtbur
Sung 1lro Grau, Elm Rnabe.
Eooesf1IIe.
6rdit M~0olpbine Mnper, 65 Sab.
re; 5roh &utberime 8oebler, As Sab.
K; s. 6enning, Al Sabre; &arl
q, &aenig, rs Sabre; gomarf
Urittus, 81 Sabre; Mnton Obit u
Sabre; Gbas. @udmiQer, % Sabre.
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@arnmnagseidlen

@ait (oer in aoreBbu6 Die @oh-
nlltlg zines Ir5tes ludt):: usiagen
Sic nal, bier iteben binter peridie-
oenen 0amen Strengthen - mas Be-
oeutet oas2"
@irt. u9as baben meine
Stamm9dit' gem1adtl Dos ian
ndmlid Die ger8t', Sic g gier per.
bieten!"
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Die Guth,tiiaitiu.

@atte (5llr beriibmterr SGneerin.
oie i'm @arten ibr gobp lin oerl
S6laf iingt): .S6laft oie 9leine
immier nod niht2"
Sangerin: 09ld, ~ieoeslnal, ioern
id oufbore, SIT lingeL flatiden sic
Wndbarn Tie ipieoer mad,."