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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
rBv Cable 20 The Tribune /


London. Sept. 16.-Grave fears are er.
pressed at Odessa that the attempt on
the life OF Premier Stolypin will provoke
pogroms at Kiev and elsewhere.
The Timess' st. Petersburg corre-
spondent telegraphs that rumors are rife
there to the effect that Bogrof. like
Azeff. combined terrorism with service
in the police. II has been asserted and
oorroborated that Bogroff was employed
In the secret police at Kiev for two years
and specially assigned TO watch the
safety OF high personages during per-
formances in the theatre.
The correspondent adds that Premier
Stolypin knew that a plot against his
life was suspected at Kiev.
Kiev. Sept l5-Peter A. Stoypin. Pre-
mier OF Russia. who was shot down In ;he
Municipal Theatre here last night In the
presence of Emperor Nicholas and his
children. will. In all probability survive his
wounds. Late tonight the surgeons. after
consultation. announced that the Pre-
rnier's condition was satisfactory. They
declared that no complications We're feared
and that there were good hopes Tor their
patients recovery
Details OF yesterdays attack on Premier
Stolypin show that IL resembled I'm some
degree the assassination OF President No
Kinley at Buffalo. During the first inter
mission OF the opera many members OF the
audience went forward 10 shake hands
with VI. Stolypin. Among them were par
sons unknown TO the Pr rIier, but whom,
nevertheless. he met graciously and an
swered questions they put TO him.
During the second intermission the same
informality was in progress. and when the
lawyer. Bogroff. approached NJ. Stolypin
the latter interrupted a conversation with
NJ Sukhomlinor. the Minister OF War, and
faced the newcomer. The next moment
pistol shots broke the comparative silence
OF the audience.
Bogron. after he had emptied hs pee
volyer. point blank at the Premier. rushed
out into the aisle. stlll clutchins the wes-
pom. He had reached a side exit IN has
effort 10 escape. but here an officer inter
cepted him The next moment the would
be assassin was felled and trodden under
foot by the angry spectators OF his crime
, The officer unsheathe' his sabre and en-
deavored 10 drive back the people. but too
late 10 prevent Bogron from being tram
J pied into insensibility.
Slept Four Hours.
| Following his removed from the play
house the wounded man slept for four
hours, after which the first consultation
was held The first intimation Of the prob
able outcome from those In attendance
was that the Premier had been dangerously
wounded but probably not fatal.
AT 3 o'clock the curtain had risen before
a brilliant gathering OF royalty, high gov
ernment onfcials as' Important personages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
ACCUSED OF REBAT|NC
IN IMMIGRANT TRAFFIC
Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion Submits Alleged Evidence
to Henry A. Wise.
ONE ROAD WILL BE SUED
Charges Are That Discounts Are
Made to Foreign Agents Which
Constitute Violation of
Pool Here.

Charges OF rebating by the railroads in
their efforts to obtain immigrant traffic
FOR their lines by allowing large dis
counts on the tickets sold by foreign
agents have been laid by the Interstate
Commerce Commission before Henry A.
Wise. United States Attorney, for in
vestigation and such action as he may
find advisable 10 bring.
The complaint made by the Interstate
Commerce Commission was taken as an
indication that the various railroads
leaving New York had again started in
their fight for immigrant traffic. and
th l. being unable 10 conduct IL on
United States territory. they had shifted
their operations 10 Europe.
Mr.. Wise admitted yesterday that a
member of the Interstate Commerce
Commission came TO him early in August
20 discuss the question OF these alleged
rebates The commissioner submitted
evidence gathered by the commission
during its investigation into all branches
Of the railroad business, and this ma
terial was turned over TO one Of Mr..
Wises assistants 10 bring out further
facts concerning the allegations and TO
institute legal proceedings against the
railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
Boqroff. 2 Revolutionary Social
ist. a lew and a Member OF
the Secret Service.
EMPEROR HIMSELF IN PERIL
Assailant Admits It Was His In
tention to Attempt Life OF
Higher Parsonage but
Feared Anti-Semitic
Outbreak.

ST Petersburg. Sept. 15.-There have
been sensational developments In the
inquiry at Kiev into the shooting Of ".
stolypin. The inquiry has disclosed the
crime to have been OF revolutionary ORR
gin and carried out by an agent OF the
protective political police especially sta
toned in the theatre to guard NJ. Stoly-
pin.
Admission card No 4O6. emitting rs
holder 10 a seat in the eighteenth 70" GA
the theatre, was found os Bosroh. IL
WAS issued by the municipality upon
personal request signed by the inspector
of political police, NJ. Kulia bko. and by
him handed over TO the agent Of Bogrof.
The municipality had taken The pre-
caution to photograph Kuliabkos re-
ceipt. and in the face Of this oyer~neim-
ing evidence protective police headquar-
ters was obliged TO admit the fac's OF
Bogroffs past.
1t is declared that this first attempt at
revival Of terrorism was planned oy
the executive committee OF the jewish
band OF social revolutionists and FINNISH
revolutionists who, according 10 police
information, recently federated. The
rapid progress of the inquiry was due to
the eagerness of the municipality 10
clear itself OF charge Of reckless dis
tribution of admission cards 10 the the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
5oc rer case Of 8 glass stoppered bottles
I.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
To Bring Suit Against q. & o.

II vas learned that the government
would bring an equity suit against the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company 10
decide whether this practice of the rail-
roads constituted a violation Of the
Sherman antitrust law. as the railroads
were contendng that they did not re
bate. hut simply allowed commissions on
the ticket sales made for them by the
foreign agents of steamship companies.
Although Mr.. Wise would not discuss
the matter beyond confirming the fact
that an investigation was being made by
! cfFice and that a suit would he filed,
le would not accept the term test case"
suggested by railroad official. He said
eli cases of this kind were now being
called test cases. no matter how serious
the government might be i'm it's desire
not only 10 enforce the Sherman law but
perhaps 70 bring actions for the punish
ment of offenders against that statute.
The investigation into alleged rebating
BY the railroads is expected To revive
FOR final adjustment the question Of i'm
migrant pools complained Of occasionally
during the last four years Inquiries
into the trsnsportat ton Of immigrants
from the ports of entry into the interior
we're made b. the Interstate Commerce
Commission more than four years ago,
but no grounds for action we're found at
that time. The Department Of Justice
has looked into the matter on more re
cent occasions. but did not find evidence
enough 70 proceed against the methods
pursued by the railroads in the handling
Of immi grants after they reached these
shores
The possibility of rebating or allowing
large and unequal commissions 10 for
eign agents selling railroad tickets 70
immigrants appeared entirely veiled by
the existence Of railroad pool for the
handling Of immigrants on this side.
which had been approved by the immi-
grafton authorities.
Formation Of Pool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
Booroff Betrayed Comrades.


Dmitry Bogroff is an orthodox Jew.
He was graduated from kiev University
in 1906. During his course there he
ioined the Social Revolutionary group,
which intrusted 10 him in 1907 several
serious commissions. He was selected
for the second attempt on VI. Stolyplns
life. but did not carry out his orders.
Instead. he informed the police and be-
trayed a large number OF his comrades,
using the tactics Of Eugene Azef who IN
1909 played the double role Of leader OF
the Revolutionary Socialist party and
political police spy to gain the confidence
Of the police chiefs.
!. Like Azef. Bogroff in this double role
was tolerated by the police as their sole
means TO maintain permanent spy IN
the revolurionists' camp through VII
they could secure information concerning
the consecutive steps Of the revolution
lists.
Asa member Of the central committee
Of he Social Revolutionary party Bogrof
visited St. Petersburg last spring on
business OF his party, and returned to
Kiev on September 10 assist in the pro-
lection OF the Emperor and the members
of the imperial family at the manPu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
Formation Of Pool.

Tne impression was that the immi-
grants after passing through the hands
Of the steamship pool. came 10 Ellis ISL
and % make the pleasing acquaintance
Of g pool designed for their benefit
This was the railroad pool, formed for
the quick and economical handling of
The newcomers. and it had a sort OF
semi-officia sanction Of the govern
ment
Under the system formerly prevailing
the various railroads running out of the
city fought for the Ellis Island traffic,
and a road would get a dozen or perhaps
half a carload Of immigrants from one
ship 10 be distributed throughout the
country They would be brought over
T. the mainland and held for several
days az considerable expense to them
selves until the road could get together
enough immigrants 20 make up spe-
cial train and send them West
Robert Watchorn. as Commissioner OF
Immigration. advised that the railroad
TRAFFIC be- placed under one management
50 the bGsine could be divided equita-
bly, among the roads and trains could De
made up daily to take the immigrants
out Of the city instead Of having them
eat W their small capital by being de
ained IN New York.
The pool was formed. and accordingly
Die roads have shared the traffic and q
special rate for immigrants has prevailed
HOm Ellis Island 20 rious places
South and West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16

Toxic Sept. lJ.-There was furry OF
excitement IN Toxic to-day when news
was bulletined about the streets that the
German army had attacked the French'
The rumor came In special dispatches from
New York city and was denied after IL
NOD cnioyed a brief existence.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-28

berri6oft bringen miirbe: uSffelt=
bar tit oie Seftion So feline Brobi=
bitionsmosregel, ionoern etne re
gulotipe 9eltimmung, fir oie IT.
geno ein @egner Der Erobibitiolt
eintreten fonn. &ein aufri6tiger
Sreur1o Ser So6e Ser 9lnti's miro
5ugeben boB bieie Sade geraoe ieBt
in einen lofalen 8ablfan1pf binetn>
ge5oeen peroe. 9oS fonn unierer
Sobe mir S1aoen tun."
y @egen Sods, Gabs II. 8l1ggie3
.telepboniert 693 Yalace 2iDerp Sta
bles. S6neler Ii. 5uperldiiiger0ielli
- Sim 9onnerItog abeno I'M balo
8 ltbr finoet oie Sraultng oes Serrn
GanI groman &rneger,
GiceprG1ibenten ser O.. 81. Ma6ine
& Supply Company, nit SRI. goa
81 Ima @ e terbeIt, Sodter oes
Serrn Geo. @iaiom @eiterpelt, in
Ser ct. Marfus gpisfopolfirde
itatt.
SIM alter BON 65 Sabren Itor3
Sranf 6 atring auf ieiner
Sarm in @ilion County. Die 9a-
erOigung bat bier itottgefunoen.
Sr1 ibrer @obnung 312 8lul1
StraBe perIdieo i'm @lter BON 65
Sabren Sra1 Warp &iioiger.
- Ils er ote .&ellertreppe iur
Moperid 9onfgebdllbe binobging.
madte Gbos. M1ltb einen Seb(=
tritt, ~itiir5te nno bra9 Elm 8ein.
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gs tit ute6r &atarrb in biefer @egeno
oes 2anoes als bon allen anberen
&ranfbeiten 8ufammen. uno Biz in Sen
lebten Sabren gait er als unbetlhar.
@iele Sabre lang erfldrten 9ottprer
i'm fir cine lofale &rnrltbeit nno 56riez
ben lofale 6eilmittel Dor, unb oa fie
i'm nit dr5tli9er 8ebanbIung betdnbig
ni6t fnrierten, ertldrten fie i'm fir nlls
beilbar. Sic Wi1eni9aft bot betpieie,t,
baB &atarrb cine gonititutionsfrantbeit
lit uno bes6aD fonititutionene Be6anoz
lung erfor6ert, Saas 8atarrbfur, fabrr>
aiert BON S. S. gbeneb & Co., Soz
leDo, Ohio, lit Die ein3ise fonititntioneue
Sur i'm Warfte. Sic tpirb imerlih in
Sofen ooer @aben bon 10 Sropfen biz 5,t
einem Seel0ffeI bol genommerl. Sic
tpirft brett a1f 6as 8Iuf unb Die fdleiz
mise Oberfld9s beg 9pitems. Sic bies
ten einbunbert 9olIars fir 1e6en Sa(l
ben tie 5u furieren berfeblt. 2abt @n6
gtrfulare uno 3eugnihe fomnten. Ibrefs
Itert:
S. 6. gbeneb & Co., golebo, 8.
az 8erfauft bon allen Mpotbeten, 75e.
Sau's Eamilien@gilen finb Die better.
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= 9ei Der @obl ON A. Sebrua,
banoelt es iid ausi6lieBlid oar
nm, III entideioenL Of cine @erGll-
oerung unieres ftaotiiben @ermal-
tltngsipitems porgenommen meroen
ion ober nidt. Yerionenfragen ba,
ben nit oieier @abl ni6ts 5n tim.
Dab Gan Mntonio niemats
llnter Die Suhtel Der 4robibitioni-
item fonlmen miro menn oie 9iirger
aaein oariiber gu beitimmen babelL
lit 10 gepiB, mie oas Mmen in Der
Stride. limo oaB Die @a6( einss
Brobibitioniiten ooer zines prohibit
tioniitiid angeboudten &onoioaterl
fir irgeno Elm itdotii9es Gmt ell
DING Der unmogliffeit III, fbelB
SSn einem griefe on unIern
Experimentation @beIter
$. Serrea iaet Safe @oIters, Scr
@oriibenoe Ser Inti 8robibitione-
Organization unieres Staotes, iiber
ben Mrtifel 8S oes &ommiIiions-
CHARTERS, BON Dem Die Commit
iion : @egner bebaupten, ooB er nm
fere Staot unter bie 9robibitions-
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bebonoeln, nit Ser Irt uno 8etle,
mie bp1terii6e ooer perperie @eiber
bebanoelt meroen, menn tie lire
Wdnner nieberfnalelt ooer pereiftcn
ODER &omoies, Die ii6 nidt ideue1,
BET ieber @%elegenbeit 5ur Biltole
81 greifen uno lpegen alberner lit
laden einem Nebenmeni6en oas Re-
benalidt aus5ublalen. @ie lit mast
Ga nm bas 8pl Ser geebrten
Serribaften ben1iibt, pte liebepoG
beibdftigt man li6 NIT ibnen uro
rpie lit man poa itttli6er @ntrii=
itung, ipenn @reiie ooer Mopofater
bos cling einmal beim rihttgen SEQ
men nennett. llnb mel6er Sl1bel er=
iballt, mentt sic .ar11en perfolgten
Seel6en bann freigeipro6en ua1o
nteber ouf Die Weni6beit losgeloi-
len iperben. Mber BET 10 einein
2anoitrei6er, 10 einem &erl, Ser
in 5erriiienem In5uge, unraiiert
uno meiitens leioer alld uneeluo=
l1en, Dor n1s 1tebt, BET Dem iillb
mir iofort iiber5eugt, baB mir es
nit einem @erbreder 51 trn baben
Dem fonnen Mrs ia idon an ieineH
idmierigen @eii6t nno ieinen 3er=
riiienen @abogen uno ieinen aufge-
%iprungenen Stiefeln anieben oarum
fort NIT ibm ms @efanenis mir
auf oie Straflingsfarm, Ga piro
man ibm ibon mores bei6ringen.
Sd meiB iebr mol, Die SrampplaJe
tit i6limm uno es muB ettpos oage=
gen geiheben. Sd fantl ali6 iebr
mol ben 8ioermiaen, Der SeBbaf=
ten gegen oas fabrenbe @olf be-
greifen er lit uralt u1b nrts burd)
@enerationen itbermittelt. aber
troe oleoem babe idy Mitleio NIT.
oieiem fabrenoen Golf uno meill
9er5 frampft lid 5uionmelt,
bei Dem @eoanfen mie ple!l
llnredt tagli6 an i'm beeongea
miro. l1no id bebaupte, ooB mir
an6ers borgeben fonnen uno anoers
borgeben miiifen ols mie es iett ge-
i6iebt. ltnO 5mar obne S6aoen 5u
erleioen. ltnier iebiges Spitem lit
Elm 9obn atf unIere Giptlilation.
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grnmbeisentums nebertrasumsen.

Sobn @oepel unb Sra1 an Otto 8.
Sortmun, 8runoiiid a, Der Wonumen,
fol Ctr; $4,000.
8. 8. nno q. 6. @lober an 81. *.
@rieger, @runbtiid in Der Miliiol,
gien Nobition; $145.
Grid Menaer If. an 2iba 8. Be Weene
4aca, @runbftiid an Der @I Iolo
Ctr; 5000.
Grid Menger ir. an Suala Bers,
gru1bitiid an Der @l Gaio StraBe;
5000.
Sronf hid an @aeeie 6anlen,
@runbitiif an Der Carton Ctr; 1 IL. 81.
Nleranber q. 8rotpn an 6. 3aufs
manu-, Inteil an 307 2@10 slider 2ane;
$4837.
Warb Sppenbeimer an Bauline
8riabt. @runo1tiid an Der 2arebo Ctr.
$50.
Soc 9rie1t uno g. s. 9ittmor at,
g: S. 2intbicum, @runbItiid in Der
SiQcreit Mboitinn; $500.
Setter 8eimer unb Srau an Charles
@eimer, 45 Ifer 2on6; 1925.
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aonsert bes Scetbopcm- MGnnerdJor.


Sreitag obeno COB ser 9eetboperl-
Mdnnerdor Elm atBeroroentlid)
biibides unb iebr erfofgreides &or-
cert. Gum Gortrag fam cine &etbe
bon @olfslieoern u1lo 5niiden ber;
@eiangsportrdgen tar8ten Die Sdl-
lerinnen Der BON SRI. MoGie Moore
geleiteten San5afaoemie rei5enoe
San5e.
@eiuneen muroen. foleenbe Sic
Der: uGs flog Elm fleines @alopoee-
LEM, elm altes @olfslieo, oeiicl
aus Dem @nfane oes II. Sabrblin-
oerts itammenoe WeIooie in ibrer
@infadbeit unb Naipitdt gang eigen-
tiimlih anmrtet, a6er altd einen
gang eigeuen &ei5 ausiibt; ferner Die
Berle aaer belttihen @olfslieoes
u@h nie it's moelif oann", oos
ergreifenoe n3u StraBburg ouf Der
langen 9riid", bas ifmeoiIde
@olfslieo ySpim, ipinn", oos ma-
liiiide van through TIE night, 6B
idtpabiide u@ei' Muter mag mi
nit" uno bas amerifaniihe uStcr
Spnngleo Bonner. Mit. Musnabme
oes lesteren maren oae @ortrGge
por5iiglih, BET Dem leeteren mirften
Sie besleitenoen @iolinen itoreno.
Die Sdn5e beitanben aus einera
BON SRI. gliiabetb @iintber auber-
oroentli6 fem uno elegant oisgc-
fiibrten Solotan5 Stolen aus Dem
Siioen", einem ebenfaGs iebr gra=
5i5s getan5ten Oriental 9once".
Der groBeren Sfuilerinnen nno Ell
mem aGerliebiten slough &ioers
Dance" nod Der Melooie 6cs
u0irie" BON ben fleineren S6G=
l~erinnen getan5t. Die Nan1en Der
an BEN San5en Mitipirfenben ma
rem: GIi5abetb @iit6er, Mariom
@eft, 3uleme 8ettus, Charlotte
Nepton, &atberine Mc&inna, 8eorl
3ilfer, 8iroie 3ilferv 2iqio Bar
fer ltno Maurice Barter.
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Son $. g 6obert.
(lortichuiu.)

8ieaetbt neil geelp in ibrem Ell
genen Ilter NOR uno troboem ned
ntitten in poqlter 2ebetsfraft mi
2ebenslult ltano, mabreno iie, bereit.
berpelft am 8ege liebeno, bon @e
gentpart uno 3ufunft nidts mebr 81
boffen bette.
usieb MIR Die Moii1a6L iagtt
Sennp geargert gu ibrem Wann,. Il,
liebt Neap an uls molte lie lie Der
i6lingen. 9as miro nad)ber miecel
cine nette &eoerei geben. limb, eff.
lid geitanoen, oieie Sanoi1ubflt5
pferei 1T audi bo6it iberfliifig."
Sic batte Die lesten @ort mol ct
.ipas lauter geipro6en, @eup BRETT.
ii6 Inn n1o iab lire &ou1ine an
Damn ent5oa Tie Mauonis ibren g(rnl
Steiner garon," iagte tie, ."laiier
Sic ben Sanoidltb ungefnoph."
In Dem unoroetrtlif 5llrlfgebIie.
benen @Btild ieuf5te 2iia tief anf.
g0u biit ia bellt 10 it'll, 2iiele"
iagte Der abnungsloie Maior, <,lln>
iiebit gang tribe ans oen 4uoen,
Dir lit mol ti6t moi?"
SD babe 8opfi6mer5."
ra6 mas aopfidmer5," iaate
Sennp, uiie lit auBer iid iiber Gollo.
nis' 5abnenfludt. s(ber babe i6 es
nidt INNER propbe5cit2 Sn Dem
Weni6en iteft ia fem Grnlt."
02aB gut iein, 2iiele," tro1tete
Der Waior mitleiOig, ION rebieltt
% ri6tete iif oas iunge MGo-
den bod auf lire @ugen blitten.
vgitte, iagt ME nieoer 10 etnos,
tpeoer ou, Sennp, nod on Sris. ga-
ron Gallonis lit mir nidt perpfliG-
tet, uno tpenn ct @eup mir uor-
5iebt, 10 ma6t linn oos mabrboftie
nur @bre."
Sennp lodte, g%renfenboff ober
ltono aut uno ii6 aa ieiner
Sdmagerin berab6eugeno, ioote er
nit ebrli6er @o1o6tung i'm Son:
vBiait on a1h lieber nod Sallle.
&leines2"
ugein = bepobre."
Damn 9ine tie %unauHallig in sic
@oroerobe, in ser Die nlte Srol1, Die
Die Wdntel, Glider uno @aloihen
6iitete, nidte, fauerte iid in oen bun
felIten @infel ul1o i6lu65te ell.
nal auf Elm ein5iees Mal> a6er io
tief nno idmer5lih, ipie er oas ct.
tie, qnalpoae @eb hires iungen Ser.
sens beoinate.
Damn ging tie in SEN Saol 5ll-
rid, gu nel,em Martprium.
Srau BON @eeItemiinot bette GI-
la BON Maiidads u@eiegnete
Mobl8eit" 3uerit iiberb0rt, beih1
%5tpeitenmol iob iie iif I'M uno ocy
iogenanten Sreltnoin iteif in oas
@eiidt.
, @Ga erbleidte. ySabe i6 sir ir.
geno etmas 5uleioe eetan2" fraete
iie gepreBt.
v0u fragit nod e~ntgegnete ois
@eeitemiinot nod fur5em 3ogern
ipottild uno mari Sen aopf in ocn
Noden.
vSo, mein Soft, id bin mir ridts
bemuBt."
o8enn ou ni6t 10 aren8enlos
uniiberlegh pGrlt Gna, iprd6e i'd
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fem 8ort mebr nit Dir, 10 mud i6
Dir mondes 5uglte balten. 9oB on
bid aber 10 an ole granoenIteia
l6n1etBt, tit geraoe5u unperontport-
Ii6."
Sci eu6 NOR bod nidt gloe,"
manote iie i6ii6tern Elm.
u9onn fonntelt ou bid Selmls
onidlieBen."
v@ber tie foroerten mid ni6t aui
uno grenfenboffs naren bod
alt6 oo...."
Ser ornen Maiorin iob mon Die
Dual oeutli6 genug an. gr = nun,
er tit ein Monn Mdnnern mag ia
oieie : Berion auBeroroentlt6 liz
tereliont iein."
1@ber Inna 6lt ipri6it bon
ieiner gouline = oiele r Musornd"
...." Sic Maii6a6 NOR gorl5 be-
t%roffen.
sit ourdaus ont 9laee, glou.
be mir. = Meine Observation-Disclosures
lit erOBer ols ste oeine, ormes 9inq
: Wan brou6t ite ia -nllr 5u be-
obadten, oieies glifemerfen, oieie
aofetterie! 9aB ii6 Ser 8rdlioeni
iolpeit per9iBt tit g%eraoe5u i6modl-
Doa. Sd 0enfe ober, er bat lie nun
gum beiten."
.8ott betpabre, er lit gon5 meg"
ueriiherte Die Waiida6 etlfertig.
u9elto iblimmeri - ginell1
Mann freili6 fam man bel per-
5eiben, ober ooB gu bid IN Ser Sc,
ieaidoft mol fiiblit, peritebe ib bod
nt6t."
gaa iab lire itrenge &i6terin
gan5 per5agt on. u9u mirit bod
nidt oenfen, ooB i6
vNeitt, Don Sir oenfen mir llo-
tiirli6 oas bette, mir fennen oif
uno beinen taoelloien 2ebensmanoel
ia"
Die 10 @eIobte FOB Itol5 sen
&opf.
SD oanfe Sir, liebe @nna. ssa,
gu magit re6t baben, Die 8ranoen=
itein lit iebr fret gepobnt, ober id,
babe bos, auf &ednung Der groben
8elt oroaBen geiebt. @enn ou ober
n1ein1t =. tper bat nod In1toB an
ibrem genebmen genommen
u9te SberItleutnont Gid iteot
Die Selml no6 cine gauge Menge
onoerer, bas fannlt ol Sir mol ben
fen"
uMir i6ien .ou6, ols pare lie ct
mas = fofett," geltano bie Moi-
l6nb 5ogerno.
ugtmos?" 9ie @eeftemiinbt lac.
te. u9iebes &ino, mef1tt ou nidt Ic
eth 2omm an ltnidulb marit, mir
oeit on nod gang anhers itrteilen.~
lin @ottes niaen," mebrte ott
Wtailba6 gan5 eri6roden. r2iebt
quite @nna, Damn reoe i9 fem @oct
mebr init Ser 9ranoenItein, mont
DIES lit mir oud i6on oufeefaGelt
Gum 9eiipiel, BOB tic lit ale 0on.
neritae ben Broiioenten unb &ieo1
81 elmer muiifaliihen 4benonnter.
boltung eingelaoen bat."
u@ober peiB gu oas2" 0ie Gee.
ltemiinot bette bod aufgeborht. gl.
10 gu Ser mo1te Der Brdiioeni
5manglos geben, nito 5u ibr fam CT
MIR ouf formelle @inlabung. @enn
etpas imitonoe nor, ibren &aB ge,
gen 9eap nod n1ebr 81 idiiren 10
mar oies Der i6po6e. 8unft.
SD iaB ia babel, als lie es per'
abreoeten."
a@us iagten 8renfenboffs2~
.Ni6ts."
Ole Gittlneilterin 5udte oie MA.
ieln, tire Naie mar gan5 ipis 1e.
moroen. Inter oieien @erb1ltniiien
mar es freilib gang nisgeibloiien,
Dob ie Ser MaiI6a6 ben 8erfebr
nit Der 8ranoenltein unteriagte.
Sic muBte iemano baben, Der bort
aus uno elm eine, oamit fie genalt
erfubr, pie Die @ebaBte lebte, ipas
tie tat unb trieb, mie iie ii9 gegen
ben 8%raiioenten betrug. Die barm-
loie gla mar Die eecignetite boSll.
(eCorffrtuuun fnInf
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Sub in beqent 1sener

mag nidt ourd granoftiftter ber.
beigefiibrt neroen; bod lit es gut,
@rnica Salbe fir idpere
8ronopunoen an Sonb at boben.
8eieitigt @ei6piire, Salitentsiin.
oung etc. Sur SOC bel alien ORIG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-28
Sitter Sulbat qepeiniat.

Sabre lang mnr0e i9 our6 iii.
peroauli6feit ltno &erltopftng
i6mer gepeinigt, idreibt Ser @riegs-
petermt 81. 6. Snitb BON erie,
So, aber Or. Sings Seem 2tfe
gias baben mild interchangeable.
gfur 25c BEL alien 9ruegiItelt.