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The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
Dust Poisoned Pies XIII.

The coroner's investigation of the
death OF William Bowling of Lanca-
shire, after eating pork pies in May
last, was concluded when Doctor Har-
ris. medical officer of health, stated
that his opinion was that the infection
OF the meat in the shop was caused by
dust blown in from the street.-Lon-
don Mail.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
NOTICE TO OUR MINISTER'S.

We must urge our ministers, when
sending in their notes for publication,
to give only the important announce
ments, as we are at great expense
in publishing church notes free.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Elsie Won Dickersohn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Won
Dickersohn, to Mr.. Robert Mitchell, at
Shorter's A. M. E. church, on Wednes-
day evening, November 81.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
ELkS

Mothers, if you want good place
to room and board your girls, and then
go to school, call Main 1134. Address
291O Glenarm Place.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
Taking the Easier.

Mrs. Messer-Now, Tommy, go and
kiss your auntie, or mamma will whip
you hard. Tommy (after long look
at the auntie)-Whip me, ma!
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
FATHER SEEKING SON.

Anyone knowing the address OF Rob-
ert Smith, son of Richard B. Smith,
will please call or send address to the
Colorado Statesman's office, 1924 Cur
tis street, Room 25.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Mrs. Fannie Anderson arrived in the
visit her mother and other relatives.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Mrs. Fred Williams of Chicago ar
rived last Friday to visit her husband.
She intends to remain all winter.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Mrs. Jesse Peck left last Sunday
night for her home in Los Angeles,
Cal. While in the city she was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Bruce.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

George w. Davis was unable to work
n few days this week on account of
severe attack of rheumatism.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

]. L. Scott of 1877 Sherman street
has been suffering this week with
rheumatism.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

For Rent-A neatly furnished room
at 2549 Clarkson. Call Main 74S7 or
Mrs. Lucy Coleman at above address.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
JOIN

The company of good men who are
trying to lay the foundations for things
of benefit to our race. One of the best
in this direction is the or
ganization of colored Elks.
THE
Local lodge of this city, desiring to in
crease it's membership, has reduced
its initiation fee from $1,000 to $4.1o
for a period of forty-five days. ending
January 1, 1912. The
ELkS
invite all male persons of moral char-
acter between the age of 21 and so to
take advantage of this opportunity.
Mountain lodge No. SO, l. B. P. o. E.,
e. of w.
JOHN w. LEVEL, E. l.. Ruler.
LLOYD HALL, Secretary.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

E. M. Davis and L. r. Owens have
opened up a lunch room at 1916 Arap-
ahoe street. Everything is first-class
and they solicit your patronage.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

The Pullman's Shining Parlor for
ladies and gentlemen. Price cents a
shine. G. Crowder, proprietor, 1914
Nineteenth street.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
uIsh Cost Of LIvlno In Madrid.

Living Is costly in Madrid. Even
q modest apartment" costs $3.50
year. Servants, however, cost much
less than in the United States.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Nicely modern furnished rooms for
rent. Apply 221S Clarkson street.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
NOTICE..

The negro year book can be bought
at the Colorado Statesman's office,
1924 Curtis street, room rs or of J. h.
Doniphan, 1921 Marion street. A card
will meet with an Immediate response.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

For Rent-5 room frame at 800 oath
st. Apply at this office, 1924 Curtis,
room %.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16
For Rent-Three unfinished rooms
Apply 2731 California street.

rent at 1922 Curtis street. Phone
Olive 1908.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Fort Rent-Three nice unfurnished
rooms. Apply 1929 Glenarm Place.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Briekler's New Barber Shop Is To-
Gated at 22oe Larimer street. Shave,
1oc. Hair Cut, 25c; Children. 15c.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

13 CENTS A DAY BUYS A PIANO.
WITH MUSIC LESSONS FREE. PI-
AMOS FROM $SS UP. COLUMBINE
MUSIC CO., 920-924 18th STREET,
CHARLES BUILDING.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Sir knight w. E. Ridgway Trans
ferred from Pixies Peak Commandery'
No. 5, of Colorado Springs, Colo, to
Hiram Commandery, No. 20, Denver
Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Two nicely modern furnished rooms
for rent at 3214 Champa street.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

Hiram Commandery, No. 20, elected
+ba following officers for the ensuing
year:
The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-16

The following order of service will
be observed at Shorter Sunday:
The evening world., 1912-03-14
FALLS TO SUBWAY TRACK
IN FIT As TRAIN APPROACHES.

An attack of,vertigo seized Lee Van
Nortan OF No. Ia Chestnut street.
Brooklyn, to-day as he was waiting for
a train On the north-bound platform OF
Brooklyn Bridge station of the subway.
lie fell to the local track. lying across
the rails, and. although he a con-
scious. he was unable to move.
A north-bound local train was round
ing the curve entering the station from
the City Hall terminal when Van Nor
tan fell. one OF the subway signal men
who had just knocked of work and was
starting home saw a Nortan fall and
waved his arms TO the motor engineer
OF the train, who applied the brakes.
The train stopped just as the front
trucks reached Van Nortan. A few
inches further would have crushed him.
Special Policeman Corbett and a signal
man lifted Van Mortar to the platform
and he was taken to Hudson Street
Hospital. He said ne heard the train
corning. hut was powerless TO move.
The evening world., 1912-03-14
THIS IS A HORSE ON GlEHl!
LONG ANIMAL CAUSES SUIT.
Equine Daschund Strayed Away,
Was Found in Danies's Barn-Ar-
rest and Damage Action Follow.

The family horse of Williain Ciohl.
q roadhouse proprietor at Two Hun
bred and Twenty-fifth street and the
Boston road, resembles a dachshrnd
~ the description of the animal given
by witnesses before Justice Cohalan
and a Jury In the supreme Court to-
day is accurate.
ale is exceedingly long for his
height" said several witnesses. Not
only that. but the dachshund equine
holds a record. The record Is that OF
causing more litigation ana court pro-
ceedings than any other creature of
its kind in New York County.
In the suit on trial before Justice
Cohalan John DANES. proprietor of an
other r~oadhouse near that of Giehl. Ii
suing Gichl for $4,000 damages for
an alleged improper and unlawful ar
rest. On the night OF Dec. 30. 1909.
the elongated horse strayed away. He
WINS found in Danies's barn n DANES
was arrested. That was the first legal
proceeding caused by the horse.
Danies was tried by n Magistrate
the next day and released. lie said
that instead of attempting to steal the
telescope equine he a housed and
fed the animal and should have 81
for its care. He filed charges against
the policemen who arrested him and
later brought the damage suit agains,
1fehl.
The evening world., 1912-03-14
The Treatment
of
Tuberculosis

DR.. Anderson Ia curing hundreds Of cases Of
Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh
by his new, original treatment. which has stood
the ten. 1t IL not one medicine. the same ihina
for even patient, claiming to cure every disease
but a complete and scientific course Of treat
insult.
He detects and locates. by means Of hi,
special x-IAsht examinations. the very earliest
developmtnt u tubercular infection In Thu
bronchial glands. months before the lung infec'
ticu or tubercular germ appear in the sputum
and in time 10 check the disease.
lie gives valuable advice upon fresh air. spe
cis, diet and outdoor exercise; but they are moi
,Ii that Is needed for q treatment OF cure o.
,ubcrculod,. Every case ia different. and DIR
Anderson uscs great care in directing a treat
ment suited TO each individual patient.
II YOU have any symptoms OF Catarrlh. Asthma
ytav Fever. bronchitis. Consumption or III
cr,,e. heed the warning and consult DR.. An
dsr,on about you- trouble at once. while yo'
arc durable. ard before tubercle bacilii appea
or ..aous complications develop. DO not neglect,
A., M, exrrriment on yourself. and do not wal
o., , comu,ctc breakdown to ovtrtakc you.
m Anderson gives personal examination and
....,,,,,,iop without charge at the Office. No
On VS., 2cd 1t. ,betveen 9th aud 9th a5eal
g.. yorh. Hours. 10 to 4. Office IL open on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings TIL :
n'c,ock Sundays. II 10 y. New book or
throat and Lung Diseases sent uats TO am
address
The evening world., 1912-03-14
SUFFRAGETTES|N
COURT CHARGED
WITH CONSPIRACY
London Prosecutor Offers Mass
of Evidence Against Mrs.
PankhurSt and Others.

LONDON, March 1i-Mr. and Mrs.
Pcthics Lawrence. joint editors of Vote !
for Women. Mrs. Emmcline Pankiurst
and Mrs. Mabel Tuke were brough; up
again to-day at the Bow Street Police
Court on a charge of conspiracy In con-
nection with the recent window smash
ing campaign in the streets OF London.
Archibald Henry Bodkin. counsel for
the Treasury. produced a mass Of docu-
mentary evidence which he declared
unveiled such a m!schlevous, extensive
and deliberate conspiracy as must insure
the committal OF the accused for trial
at the Old Bailey Sessions under the
criminal law. The defendants he de-
clsred, were engaged continuously In
melting other persons to acts Of vio-
lence and damage.
No less than $4,000 had been paid by
them for the hire OF halls for meetings.
the sole object Of which was to instigate
so called militant protests. He estl-
mated the funds of the Women's Politi-
cal and Social Union. Of which the de.
PENDANTS were the leaders, at $4,000.
The evening world., 1912-03-14
FOR BETTER CEDARHURST.
Villagers Make Local Improvement
Political Issue

Residents of Cedarhurst. l.. J.. con-
template an elaborate campaign for
the improvement of tae village. Tues.
day night s~eventy-five citizens held n
meeting at which plans for bettermen,
were discussed. and II resolution APP
proved those OF the Village President
j.. II. Weyant. The citizens ticket
with Mr.. Weyant at It's head. was in
dorsed and a vigorous campaign will
be inaugurated.
A general meeting will he held with
in two weeks to organize an associa
tlon for the development and civic
welfare OF C~edarhurs;. James j. Ben
ham is chairman OF the committee OF
organization.
The evening world., 1912-03-14
LOVE SY0UPLEASE
IS THE ADVICE Of
COUNTESS WARWICK
That's One Reason Why Eng
fish Girls Do Not Wed Amer
icans--Find Them Too Busy.

PHILADELPHIA, March ii.-"Men
and women of to-day have a right to
love as they please" asserted the
Countess OF Warwick. one OF England's
most beautiful and brilliant noble
women. in an interview to-day. She
believes that 1t Is perfectly right that
English noblemen should marry Amcri-
can women and she welcomes them to
her native land with enthusiasm. Incl
dentally she wished she were an Ameri-
can woman.
The Countess, who has often created
sensations in England by her d~eclara-
lions regarding the relation OF the sexes.
was ready to discuss the marriage prob
len. but when 1t came to going into the
love question she refused 10 say moro
thar to assert that at Is a matter OF
loving according to the conscience"
. What do you think OF the invasion
of Europe by rich American women
tina is. the marriage of English noble.
men TO American women OF wealth.
she was asked.
II would not cali that an invasion. a
number OF American girls have married
English noblemen. but that is merely
the return of our cousins. ] think such
international alliances are charming. ]
have found these American girls perfect.
iy delightful. charming and agreeable,
After all. in the matter of love and mar
riage one should 10 as he pleases.
'~You ask me why English women dc
mot marry American men moro fire..
quontly2 Wei, it seems to me that
the American man 10 q little too busy
for English women. The men are toe
strenuous. They put In too many
hours at work to suit the Englisf
I think that 10 the reason
dom your
Il ave already begun to realiz,
how much better L would get along 1,
l were an American woman. American
women have sc much greater vocabu
larios than the English. We are linn
tied to about a thousand words"
The evening world., 1912-03-14
DrOpa DcRd at Hotel bar.

George Ienc. a bartender at Gleisch-
mans Hotel. at Locust avenue and one
Hundred and Thirty-fourth street,
Bronx, dropped dead of heart disease
to-day behind the bar. Though only
thirty-four years old. he had a wide
acquaintance in the district and was
considered as a man with great polit!-
cal possibilities.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
INCREASE WEIGHT QUICKLY
Simple way For the Thin and Pal. b.,
Be Plump and Rosy, '' 70

Samose can hardly be termed ,...,
i fg it is in reality flesh rar1 Ined-
mingles with the food Won ast meals 5.-S It
it to assimilate and readily 5ig enables
as to make rich blood and 5raa, 50
plumpness. pressing
After Samose has been used , u,
or ten days a noticeable gain in ii wee. week
IS seen The sallow complexion ns' Ssf1
PeC.o r rosy the sunken cheeks viii w IN
bright the breath sweet and the m", 3D.. De
= -, Jacobs obs customers have told him a.
the remarkable results folloVfre OF
use of Samose, the great flesh fns me
food, and he is so thoroughly conv,rooLagg
OF ITS reliability that he is seu selling =
under his personal guarantee Ia I -. Il
the money If 1t does not do All tb 55o'i i.
claimed for it. You who are t7 IVA rs Is
In poor health can not afford ' to ana iot
another day pass without getting " ne lg-
box of Samose on those terms " '9c
ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

REAO FOR PROF ne
GEORGIAN WAN ~
USE FOR RESuL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

ih MID itbi bs.ilsn. Sbnsn gu fds
gen. DAB mir Elm ianser 5err gee
ndnnt fporben tit, Der Elm paar Wsars
'idettentn0pfe setragen bal, Die ben
sSbrigen pplltommen gleihen.
.Mie siBt erg4 rief Gom. Die
fer llmftanb III BON bO4iter Mtdtiss
feit.!
,Gr Deibt aenbrif Nobel" antmors
tete 6oIbroof. sSennen Sic ibn24
Som nidte. SSa, er gebort gu
BEN Mitberipnon'fhen artis uno perz
febrt oft nit 1ountain. Do6 fam:
ib mir taam benton, bob er aud nit
Wefing In @emeinfdaft ftebt.1
mir miinen bas berausaufinren
fudef. @pllen sic es iibernsbmeii.
Tomg'
.Sebr GERM ertIGrte Der Repcrs
ter. .Wihtiser aber als allies oroere
erf6eint mir elm 8eiuA Bel SempIes
tong. SD bite sic brinaeno, ses
ben sic iofort gu Sbren beiosn lie<
benspiirbigen alitntinnen. sic ba<
ben bieIen ia pbnebin bic erfrenlide
Maaridt gu brinsen. bab ie reibe
Grbinnen setporOen iinb. SD bin
felt perfiaert, bob Srau SsmpletCn
Sbnen iebt. ipo ibrt Be3isbnngen gu
benz @rblaTer gu Sage getreten limo,
gar mande 4uftldruns geben tann,
al Ser lie gsftern Md niht befdbist
mar, neil lie nidt tpubte. bob Gharr
Yes Btsrfon ebebem ben Ndmen Care
rol preffpn getrasen battle
Isle baben Medt. SD gebe fofort
All ibr, bod fpGre es mir Iieb. Sic
besleiteten mid. sit sefpinnen bann
gleid aug eigener Mnfdauuns eiaen
ginbIid in bic Sadlase!!"
,Sopp, i1 fdliebe mid Sbnen an!@
rief Som. .Mein fart erfditterter
@laube an elm balbiges erfolgrei6es
gnbe unierer Nahfori6ungen 1T tpies
Der i'm @affen besriffen.1
Splbropf DerIhlob bas ipertbpolle
Document in ieinen eifernen @elos
fdrant. Damn mafte CT fi9 nit
Som auf ben Meg gu Sempletors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
den tranofe. fprate i'd auf bag gtits
fir ihren llnterbalt.

den ranofe, fprate i'd auf bag gtit
fir ibren llnterhaIt.
,3r meinem 9eSduern muB i'd Be
ridten, baB in sinen pertommerel
8rlber babe. Serielbe entlief mi
unb meineu Gltern, aIs er fem ted)
sebntes sSabr errei6t battle. Bis DO
fiinF Sabren fpGbnte id, er lei toOi
9arauf faudte er plOBIid anf I'M
b.tteIte mid an. Gr lit Elm Srnll
fenbpIb ionbersleiGen. IH len
@erlanaen rihtet iif auf 8ronntipsln
Sd psrIaaFftt ibm Die MOgll6teit
| Si.Ter gudlt sn fr0bnen. inter PEI
gebinsuns, Dab er ieinem WsniGsT
etipas BON unferer @eripanotidat
psrrotfe. Gr psrfprad e, unb ID
qllube er bat @ort gebulten.
sd qloube i%i6erbdupt. 0aB OH
ghaifafs meiner Ramensanoerilta
aIlasmsin Elm @ebeimniB gebliebsn IT
glna Barter fHeint feline Ihrnnq
bapon gu babeu. bob i'd eigentltd
BRETON beige. E.
.Rad bieiem pffenen 8sftdnonlt
Der mannisfaltieen @erirrnngerl msl'
neg aebens tfeiIe i4 ninmebr mslrterrl
SreunD, oem Rotar GARNER. NIT,
6ab i'd meme Cooler, Srun Semple'
ton, su meiner llnipsrialerbin eiille.
Be. SD bite ibn o%ringeno, ihr bel
Ser lts6srnabme oes Nadlahss be-
bilfIi6 gu fein. Der Nptar finoet
allie biefe sbatIathen b.treffenoen ges
Tiimmunasn in Dem @~efpabriam Der
gEsmiIfvn gdnt n~:scergelsgt. gle
fino bort in elmer 8iidie eingeidlriz
len. su peIfer Der prGiioent Der
8antssielidaft ben SdliiHel bat. Die
giidie trGgt Die aufiarift: syiur
bur9 ben itaatliden grbidaftsbeans
ten gu 0ffnen.1 n.
SD eriufe ferner ben Rotar, met@
ner soGter mitsutbei!en. haB tie mebe
rere 2eaate in meinsm Ramen ailsjli@
aablsn babe. SiinfSigtdufeno DBL
lars ioll 5rau Wefins in 9bilaoel.
pbia erbalten, falls bieie Dame bel
msinem 500 nod am 2eben lit.
3peimaIbunbertun
Dollars beitimms id fir Srau 5oune
tain. @pilts lie inSpif4en perltors
ben iein, 10 III ienes 8dpitaI an II
rem Sotn Sarrp gu entridten. 60
LANCE bieier nod unmiinoig lit, pirb
Serr Rotar GARNER bic Site 6dben,
es gu peripalten.
vDie sIeide Gumme bon Stpeimd's
Observation-Disclosures Dollars
ipiini6s ia Srau Simpion gu bins
terlaHen.
rlleberbies lit es mein @ine, Dob
mein IieberIifer 8ruber Sdnes Prts
ton p09sntlib FiinfSig Dollars -
bdlt. M0ge er iid baIo gu Sobe
trinten!
sd treib Isbr pobl, baB bieies
51riftitiid tein reseIredtes Seifamsnt
lit; bod Iebe t6 bas 8ertrauen in
meme Sodtex. Srau Sempltton. bab
lie troBoem meine in bemielben aus
seiprp6enen Minide mir erfiinen
unb mir ebenfo g.borfam fem miro.
fpie es lire Ml.ter mar.
gbdrles pieron.
.Tep gort. Sen 10. 4priI 1874
Bon ben mannigfadfen Gefiiblsn
beitiirmt, Ieste Splbroot Die S4rift
aus Der Sano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
%. aapitel.
spm's seinnfcncr @ntb belebt ih auf's
Neme.

Weue.
Som bate iid erfolsIos bemiibt,
5ountain auf5ufinoen; perorieBli9
Ieste er fia fpdt Mbenbs 81 8ett,
perbrisBlia erbob er iid pi.bsr am
anosrn Morsen. aud iein Saatten
mar am persangenen Sag ~persebens
bierbin uno Oortbin selaufen, nm ies
men iungsn Ssrrn auf5uipiirsn.
,41 mas" bd6ts Som unluItis.
tpdbrenb er fif antleioete, .bas beIte
fdeint mir, i6 bdnse bic ganse Sade
an ben erften beiten Husel; lie bringt
mir bod tein Slid. S9 iaIe lie
iteis am faliden gnbe an. Msnn es
Solbroot in ieinem 8eiud)e BEL Slos
ra niht gelunesn Iein ipllte, einige
pirtli9 tpertbpolls SbatiaGsn gu err
s%riinben, 10 mill i9 fortdn Semple=
toms MDrber unperfolgt .laHen.A
Die eriten sebn Minuten na6 Dem
grpaden aus einem tiefen SdIai
pfsgen %bemienisen, Ser fi9 gu eli
mem a%rbeitspollen Sageperte ans
ididt, elm grobes DAB BON ieeIiidem
llnbebasen 5u brinsen. Die S6pung.
trait bes Geiites erfpa6t erit mad
uno nad), unb Oaher fam es, bag Del
FONT 10 frobgemutbe Som in Dieie,
6ribffunbe Die Jrage bes GROCER
6eutiden pbilpiopfsn, Of ods 2eber
Oes 2ebens fusrtb lei, nit einem frdf:
tieen Rein beantiportete. SIN ieinen
Snsrimm iiber Die lln3ulGnali6tei
feiner Spiirtraft unb ieines Manael!
an S9arfiinn banbbabte er iein
3aarbirite 10 nnianft, oaB lie ST.
!! lad.
gls er aber cine quite Safe 3af
: fee getruntsn unb Iif cine Giaarr
anee5iinoet bate. erbisIt Die @eIt il
5sinen ausen Elm Iidterss anIeben
. Die Wolten perSogen iidI, lno {
od@te pieDer nit einiger SSreueiatei
an Die nddfte Submit.
Ssine quite 2aune bob fit noe
mebr, als er in's Sreie binaus ira
uno Ii9 auf Den @ss gu Splbroc
begub. Die Soffnung Itisg in ibr
auf, in Dem Bureau ieines Sreunre
n cine feline 4rb.it fpeisntIi9 f6rosrnr
L Ro6ri9t 5u erBalten.
Ratiirli9 dbnts er ni6ts BON BEL
. 6soeutiamen Sunb, Zen Der JUNG
is Redtsunpdlt ssmadt bate. DIS
II in bic StraBe einbps, in nelber "a
81 betrsffenbe Bureau lag. iab er SO.
ie broot am 5sniter iteben. Die be
il Den Mdnnsr sriibten einanber Ieblai
i nno 5om bemsrtte gu ieinsr areuo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26

Geo. Slliloe Der apotbefer, bar
ioeben eillen friiten 8orrntb bon
3cmo url0 3enlo Seife erbnlteil.
3eno lit Elm mertDiipotges Miit.
tel, cine flare 5liiiitgfeit, Sic er.
ne a~tNnenoul8 Iinoert infort oaS
abldpnlide SUDDEN beieitigt Gleden,
,&imples. 9lofbe10S eczema, COUP.
pen. Nn&briife mo anbere Sailt.
frcnfheiscn Bel griuebiene ooer bet
Siin0crn.
3efuo Seize lit Ole ttelte ontffspI
tiide Saiitieife, Ole retnite ntb 3d.
meoi5inilte 9oiIettenieife, lin
iino curirt 8rifeIbtbc, nnS
SautonsfdIa9e 6eneit fleine ssiit1
u~nteriporfen FIND. 8eionoers
fir gerionert nit garter Saitt y
Rlinee bat cine beibr1nfte giGal
9roben BON 3emo nn6 3srno SeIls
Cine Hrobe ipir6 Mltnber beiulrIn
mno iiber5eueen Dab es 6as bette yau'
tel gesen Soutfrunfbeiten ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-26
2S. Gapitel.
Splbrout entpfanst cine cridiittsrnoe
NahrtHt.


NadrtHt.
sSrau Sempletpn mar ALIEN, dls
SoIbroot un6 Som gu ibr in tbr
@pbnaimmer eefiibrt tpuroen. 9ol@
broot bebauerte es lebbdft, oab er
4nnie nibt gu 9auie fanb. ST bats
K fid febr auf elm Wieberieben nit
ibr aefreut unb nun empfanb er et=
men Mnflug bon gnttduiduns.
gr ftelte feinen 5reunb Spm iets
ner &lientin Dor, oenn 8tibe battsn
nod feline @elegenbeit eebabt, einarts
Ger fenntn gu lernen. Damn croft
rete er bas @efprG9 nit Den Dors
ten: .@erebrte 5rau. id babe bsute
Morgsn einen iberrai9enben Sumo
aemadt uno tomme eilenbs gu Sbs
men, I'm Sbnen bies m%itsutbeilsn.
@ie idabe. baB Sbre so6ter nift
bier TT nnb baber meinen 9eri4t nldt
anb0ren fann."
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5err 5olbroot,1 faste Srau Semples
ton, ,Mnnie bat mid anf Sbren
Munf9 perlaHen.1
Der Hedtsdnpait fah bic Dune
eritaunt an. ~@uf meinen Wnnid2a.
fragile er. sd psrft.be sic nidt."
.9lber iie 1T bod iueben nit Sbs
ilerl aufammen g.neien! Warum 1T
fie benn ni9t nit Sbnen bi.rber GEE
fommene"
.Mit mir suiammen sepeIen2 SD
babe lie beuts nod ni9t geitbenl"
antportete SoIbroot nit iteisenosr
8erpunoeruns.
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pIeton beunrubist. .9aben Sic ibr
benn fein Billet sefdrieben9"
.gein, feline 3eile!!"
Srau SempI.ton itano auf, sins
an ben Sdreibtiid unb nabm aus
ibrer Mappe einen pffenen 8rief. Oles
fen sab lie 9%olbroot.
gr entbielt Die Worte: rMein lies
bes 6rdrlein Sempleton! Sd eriude
Sic, belite nm Sebn llbr Morgens
gu Dem Bureau oes Grbifcftsbeamten
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te 1T. Gs liest mir bel baran, bab
Sic Elm Document nit Sbrer Nas
mensnnteridrift b.elaubisen. gs lit
niGt notbpenbig, oaB S9re Srau
Mutter sic besleitet.
Sn p~orsiigliter 9o9a6tung
S6r SenrD Splbroof."
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broot entriiitst. SIS liegt bier cine
dbf9euliGe getriigerei Dor, oenn nies
ies BILLET itammt nidt bon MR."
rGs 1T nidt Splbrpofs 6anbs
i9rift" perIiderte 2om. na9bem er
Oas G9reiben sIsi6falls in Nusen-
ffein eenommen bate.
Srau Sempletpn srI9raf beftis unb
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1T entfibrt!!" rief Solbroot in grGB>
ter Grregunq. sgd larfe fofprt nod
Der Bplissi unb iebe alles in @eipez
9ung. nm lie ptcOerSufinoen."
SD bite Gle, iid ali bsrubigen."
iagte SDns Dem aufseregten Mann
ben @eg pertrtteno, yStiirmen sic
aibt 70 r9ne llebsrlegung fort! Sit
IS nift better, mir i9mieOen erit ets
ren ptbentliAm plan2"
aDas III unm0gli4!4 bonnerte Jpn
@olbroot an. rsSSeoe Mimite lit tofts
bar. @ie tDnnen sic MIR oas Wprt
sii6srlegsn" in Den Munp nsbmen,
penn Qnnies 2ebsn in @efobr
i6pebt! 8, Sic baben fem !5erS in
Der 8ruit!"
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! griff i'm bsim 9lrme. $50 fparien
Sic nrr einen eia5igen 4usenbIid
8ir miiHen bod irsen0 cine periidn'
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