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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

by jumping off train between Santa
Barbara and Los Angeles. He was
convicted on a cOunterfeiting charge
in Los Angeles and sentenced to serve
Is years in prison. About one year
after that some plumbers were work
ing in the room he had occupied. They
tore out some pipe and found under
the floor several half dollar pieces.
About the same time gang was
operating in Juarez. We caught them
on this side and the ringleader led u
to the place where the counterfeit coin
was hid Three men of the gang got
three years each. Their product and
that of Ellsworth were 50 good that it
required an experienced eye to detect
the flaws in the coin"
Confederate bills and old BancO
Minero de Chihuahua bills are some
times passed on unsusDecting Next
cans but there is very little counter
feiting in FL PasO or the entire south
west Once in a while men paste a
$50 cigar stamp over the 81 on a bill
Of the latter denomination, trade the
bill for coin and get away with it. On
several occasions during the past two
years the police have been notified by
immigrants Of such a game being
played on them, but it is several
months since anything Of the kind has
happened.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
Why Take Liver Medicine ?

today blessed with advantages unthOught Of
Anatomy Physiology and
Hygiene all schools and colleges with the result that
Of heahu
of the whole human body and
healthy tul
an and drinking and careless
faithful hOusekeeper
and and fails
to do WOrkw
stimulating But
ats
nasty tasting than nothing they only grippe and
Of swallowing lake PODOLA real Liver Medicine
pleasant guaranteed Liver Stomach and Kidney
Medicine SOC a be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
DEVELOPMENT
NEW EXPERIMENT
STATION PERMANENT
Work Of Preparing New Location Near
TucumcarI Is Being Rushed; Five
Buildings Erected


Tucumcari, N NJ, Nov. 81. E. Mum
dell. agricultural expert IN charge Of
the government experiment station at
this place. reports satisfactory pro-
gress made toward the removal Of the
station from its old location, three miles
east OF TucUmcari, to the one recently
chosen at the north edge OF town. The
move was necessitated on account OF
difficulty IN securing government aid in
the experiment work in the old lOca-
ton. which was in part school land. The
section Of land northeast OF the city was
secured for q permanent location and
the work Of erecting suitable buildings
on the now site was started about two
months ago. In all five adobe build
ings viii be erected, costing approx
mateIy $4,000.
Only 20 acres of ground in the new
location has been broken this fall on
account Of the dryness Of the season
so far, but It is intended to break q
great deal more as soon as the fall rains
set in. 1t is said that the soil in the
new location is superior to that Of the
moisture. The land previously broken
at the former site will be planted the
coming year in order to be sure of suf-
ficient feed for the stock belonging to
the farm I'D to the time when sufficient
moisture shall have been stored in the
new land.
Among the studies which VIII be con-
Quoted at the experiment the coming
year is the matter of preparing fallow
land and the length required to sue
cessfully and prohtably do so. Com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
BIG DEMAND FOR
MEXICAN CATTLE
Despite Duty, Buyers from All Parts
of the Country are Eager to Get
the Imported Ones.

While a duty must be paid on .Mexi-
can cattle entered into the United
States, yet beef in this country is so
scarce that there is a big demand for
all the cattle that can be shipped in
here from the southern republic
Because enough beef cannot be
grown in the United States to supply
the demand buyers are here from all
parts Of the country and are scouting
along the border looking for good beef.
Importing cattle they must pay a duty
of 81 per head on those one year of
age or less and S3.75 per head on those
over that age. If they are not valued
at more than s14. If a higher valuation
should be placed upon them, then the
duty is q IL percent ad valorem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

Speaker writes: Il am troubled with
q tickling sensation d after speaking,
which is accompanied with slight
cough and hoarseness- Can 1 get re-
lief?'
Answer: on viii not only be reliev-
ed but you viii be cured by using the
following; Ask your druggist for a 2 y
OF. bottle Of essence mentho-laXene.
This can be taken pure or can
be made into a fun pint OF
cough syrup. FUu directions are given
on the bottle for making. This is very
easily made at home and is perfectly
safe as 1t does not contain any harmful
ingredients as do most Of the so-caled
cough cures
ida" writes: Il have suffered with
stomach trouble and constipation for
about two years. and / fear 1t viii
cause appendicitis if I cannot get some
relief"
Answer: 7 recommend that you get
tablets triOpeptine and take pink tab
let after breakfast a white tablet after
dinner and a blue tablet after supper.
This is a very. excellent treatment and
is widely prescribed for its gradual
curative action. Continue this treat
ment. for several weeks and am sure
you viii be cured
Doctor: Several years ago I took a
tonic which you prescribed for me, but
it has been so long that have forgot
nerve and system tonic that ever took
VIII you kindly publish the ingredients
again?
Answer: The tonic always prescribe
for people in your condition is Syrup
of hypophOsphites comp. 5 ozs.; tincture
cadomene comp. L OF. Shake well and
take 2. teaspOOnfuI before meals. This
is the best nerve. and system tonic that
I know Of
Miss Jane" says: "I am very IN
happy and very uncomfortable on &C
count of my excessive weight Please
tell me Of quick and safe remedy
Answer: Your excessive weight need
not cause you any unhappiness because
YOU can be quickly relieved. A reduc-
ton of a pound q day is not unusual
after taking the medicine for week
or two. 7 advise you to get these two
medicines separately TO avoid Subst1tu-
ton mix and shake well and take
teaspoonful FOR three days after meals
and thereafter take two teaSpOonfuls.
Get ozs of aromatic elixir and o.
Of glycOl arbolene. Mix Continue sew
eral weeks or months as your case may
require
Tom writes: 4 have very poor
health on account of long standing con-
situation. take medicine all the time,
but would like to get something that
would cure me"
Answer More illness is caused by
constipation than by any other ailment-
You can get plenty of medicines that
viii relieve, but If you want something
that vvin cure YOU I would advise the
use Of three grain sulpherb tablets tnot
sulphur tablets)- They can be bought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
HOMES BUILT AT CORONA.

Corona, N NJ. Nov. SO. o. Baker is
erecting a residence in town A J.
Atkinson is the contractor
Oron Sloan has purchased from his
father a residence erected some time
ago on a. homestead about a mile from
town and has also purchased from J. 7.
Bond an acre tract Of land in town and
moved the house in and set it on the
tract purchased from Bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

well what do you say" demanded
Warren, turning to Helen, shall we
close up with Maggie now and have
her come next Tuesday,"
why yes. dear" murmured Helen,
conscious that she had been brought
here to have a talk with Maggie, and
yet she had not said one word since
she entered. Warren had left nothing
for her to say, but had carried things
through with his usual high handed
method.
Here Mr.. Henderson drew up his chair
a little nearer Helen, and while War
ren was talking to Maggie about the
best way to have her trunk sent
down, Mr.. Henderson said in an under
tone:
"Youn find her a very faithful girl
Mrs. Curtis and a very competent
one. too. She does the marketing and
everything for me"
Yes, Mr. Curtis was telling me
that" said Helen. And she looks like
she has a good dispOsitiOn-that
means so much
ooh, yes, Maggie is very good ma
tured and always willing"
We'll, I guess that's about settled"
Warren rose and took up his hat and
cane. 'Maggie's going to send down
her trunk Monday and be there Tues
day morning. We're very much in
debted to you, Mr.. Henderson. This
is my business address" taking a card
from his pocket IF you're ever back
in the city and want to know how
Maggie's getting along-just call me
up"
Mr.. Henderson himself showed them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

first time I applied 1t, all itching
stopped Now I can sleep nights, and
life is worth living"
ZEMO is a new Wonder-a liquid.
that is guaranteed to stop itching.
Away 90 eczema, eczema pains and sores.
1t stops dandruf in a hurry. 1t IS IN
equaled for prickiy heat, irritated and
iniamed skin, skin blOtches, sores,
bites, stings and pimples. You can't
find anything like it, simply because
there's nothing like ZEAIO known or
sold today.
ZEAIO will be a surprise to you just
as it has been q surprise to thousands
who have already tried it.
Don't miss it for 25 cents When
you have proven with a ascent bot
tie how remarkable ZE0IO is to your
own satisfaction, then you can buy a
81 bottle, which contains six times as
much as the 25-cent bottle.
ZEAIO IS sold at drug stores, in Is
cent and 81 bottles, or sent direct on
receipt OF price, by E. ". Rose Medi-
cine Co., St Louis, No.
ZEiO is sold and guaranteed by drug
gists everywhere, and in Ell Paso by
Kelly & Pollard. a. E. Ryan & Co., Rio
Grande Pharmacy, KnOblauch Drug Co.
Potter Drug Co.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar BTYNDUs.

Myndus, n NJ, Nov. 5.-Claudius A.
Hunsiker is now making improvements
on his homestead north of town. He
has built a comfortable house and 9TH
erwise made things look hOmelike.
Perry W. Turner, Of Deming, is get
ting ready to put down a well and viii
put up a fine residence costing $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

You can buy a
large package Of
Gold Dust for
5 cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

parative studies also will be made be-
tween results obtained on newly pre-
pared lend and land which has been un-
der cultivation and moisture preserva-
tiOn for several seasons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
''ThaBk Heaven, That
ItGhing Is Gone !"
HOne Touch Of ZEMO-and the Relief
Is Sublime. Try It, Folks {"

20 my, o my, what a blessed relief.
Here I've been suffering the most
awful torture for months, and tried
things galore. ZEAIO is magic. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29
Kprons Suitable For :"
Holiday Gifts Specially

Hundreds Of dainty aprons suitable for holiday
.if,s Tea aprons white batiste lawn and diHtS
lace and cnrI,roidcry trimmed. others decorated in
Io,.r,c- c,..I,yaidCry white and colOrS- SOWING
,nTon- that are especially beautiful Made OF Tow
retI lawns and novelty sheer fabrics. trimmed with
rig.,-.. and val IaccS. very large line OF all
L1ng. Of aprr,-> cor general including maids
APRONS in a number OF styles Prices range from
20
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29
Umbrellas Suitable For Holiday
Gifls EREracfMeIy Priced

The largest I'z.s OF iinc Umbrellas we have ever
shown STYLES .si,abie Tor both and women
Iica,ifs,i handles OF natural wood mission elects III
plain and mounted, and metal handles 'iau
MIN ..r Tic coverings silk :!orias, six serc~
and anc5oS. Folding umbrellas that can be packed IN
IarJ yo, win find every quality and style. Prices
range from $50 to $3.50 with score OF ntcrIncdi-
ntr values
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29

Many attractive Holiday Novels'es
For Gifts
Hundreds of new, attractive Hollday Nov-
elites are NOW on display to await Your seiectloh
SATURDAY, while the assortments are u
MANY Inexpensive articles that are suitable Tor
offs. including sewing sets with ribbon chaihs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29

linked with metal OF
ivory rings, manicure
sets, jewel boxes, enam-
eled puff boxes, vanity
bags. glove boxes, tie
racks, trinket boxes,
telephone note pads.
ribbon racks, dresser
trays. shaving pads, PIN
cushions, hat pin hold
ers, Egyptian Ivory
puff boxes. comb trays
and a score of other
dainty and useful gifts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29
Long Serge Coats, Were
$40. Sale Price
$3.50

No other style Of coat more desira-
BILE for general service Made Of best
quality aII-wooI serge ia Navy, Black
and Brown. Collars trimmed with
inserts or folds Of broadcloth Win
cuffs to match. Sizes Is to 30. An
excellent coat value at the original
price of $40, and a bargain eNtraoi-
binary at special sale price, 3l6-30.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-29
Choice q all Ss7. 5o,and $s5 Tailored
Suits, S24.75

buttons, color, saups- Coats lined Pean de
m odel, size SO and "
Suits that we're $35 made Of especially
handsome fabric, rev weave resembling
unfinished vsorsted. Nothing {iner IN Tail
orinS and Innings. One Of PaTis's newest
cufavvey roodels--ha"dsorAely bra'dsd,
collars and cuffs Of fine velvet Sz4-75-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
Die beiben Dumas.

gei6t ipie Gater tllno So6n ion-
bern tDie ofpei innig befreunoete Sc
neraoen, 10 ltonoen s(leronber G4l-
mas Der Meltere uno Mleranoer Oh.
mas Der SSiingere 5uei,1anoer. SSsa,
Der Sobn mar es, Der iufolge ieillel
rltbieeren uno iiberleeteren Natur
oft IN Die Gage fan1 Dem @ater @or-
baltuneen gu MAIDEN uno Die Sol.
gegn Der leibtfinnigen Strei6e aus.
3uglei6en, Die Der bis an iein gnoe
finolib unbeiorste uno 2ebensfrobe
INNER mieoer poafiibrte. Ouoon
fpefB Wauriee 9repfous, Ser longe
nit beioen freunoidatfli9 umsing,
in oen ioeben in 8aris (bei Snen=
oorfD eri6ienen eriten gano ieiner
eebenserinnerllngen Csc que is
items oire I'm ben1i-liecIe be 6oles
pnes ct etenoues") allerbono gr-
gosli6es uno aud meni1li6 Hiib-
renoes 5u er5ablen. 8eioe Dumas,
@oter uno Sobn paren berfuliIb
ge6aut uno in alien forperliden
ltebungen Weiiter. Nornentlih oes
alteren Dumas @eiunbbeit i1ien uft-
peripiiltlid, 10 tod er es NIT ibr
trieb. S6aBe ian1melte er trob iei-
nes] 8ieienfleibes ni1t bie eroben
2Sun1men, Die ieihe un5abligen, bon
ben 3eitgenoiien nerlblungenei1 Ho-
name ibm einbrabten, i6nloI5ett iuie
S6nee in ieinen 9anoen. uro Ell
nes Sages, es NOR 1870, na1 oein
9eginn oes &rieges NIT 9eutlhlano,
eridien er in 3ups bei 9ieppe, 100
iein Sobn ii6 i'm CONNER aus
rlbte, bel ibm nno begriiBte i'm
nit ben einfaben Worten: yMein
SSlnge> ih fonlme, I'M BEL oir gu
itefben" Wtan bereitete linn ibnell
elm 3immer, nno er e1tfleibete iid
uno leste iih nieoer, I'M nitbt
mebr alif3riteben. lleber oen
Stubl an leinern 8ett batte er ieine
@eite gebangt, nno loipie er mt
ieinem Sobn ollein mar, Bat er i'm:
e@leranoer, iieb ooh nad, miepiel
@elo nod IN meiner @eite it,. s.
gater", 10 loutete Der gei6eio, .es
bleiben oir nod 5tpan3ig Sranf. !"
@orauf Dumas Der gater ieellru-
big eripioerte:: vSiebit bu, mein sSur-
ge, alle 8elt iagtz id iei ELM @er-
idtpenoer .uno on ielbit bait ioeor
oariiber elm Stiid geihrieben. Sest
fanllit ou ieben, oaB es nidt pabr
gemeien tit Gu bait IN meinen
uWemoiren1 geleien, ooB th nur
ein 3panaig=6ranf=S =Stiid in Der Ea-
ide batte, ols ih naf Haris FAM.
llno nun lit es nod oarin." @ls 9u-
mas Der 8oter balo oarauf ltarb,
ltellte ii6 alleroings beraus, oaB er
allBer oieienr 3panaig.6ranf- StUd
nod rebt erbeblihe S6ultsn biri-
terlieb, 10 oaB Die Meseluns ieiner
slneelegenbeiten ieinem Sobne piel
Wiibe uno Shpierigfeiten perrr-
Iahte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
Trtt's Leber PiIlen

balten bas Spifem in Orbnuna unb
perbinbernben. frantbeiten 3ultanb ber
9eber, iuelder araniheiten pDrbersebt.
Gin yerbindsrHngsmitteI
BON 9opfihmersen, 9ispepiia, edmin.
bel, idb!edtem @eihmod i'm Wunbc,
Soobrennen, belsqter 3unge, Mppetii-
loiigfeit, 9artlelbigteit lmb
MQe biliDlen 9eiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
: eras a ..

Die 8unoesregierung bat ulr=
ierer Staatsregierung eime 9ltupei-
Jung pom $9639.41 iiberlonbt, aIs
Wie0ereritattltng Der Soften, oie un-
Ter 5taot oaneu gebabt, oaB er LETT
tes 6riibjobr Die 3nbl ieiner 9fan<
ger fir ben @ren5oienft pereroBer,t
nlitBte.
Die gubbrufer llnionen ba~
ben an Die SS1uIbii1er 9eb0roe oos
Gerlangen geitellt, Die geboroe ione
feline anoern Bidder ausm1blen aIs
iolde, Die in llnionsgeiddften ber-
geiteat ieien. Die geboroe bat if
men geanttportet, lie .ipnlpotbiliere
our6aus nit ben 9Irbeiter- unionen,
tie miifie fib aber bei Der MusDahI
Der 8iiaer ltrift an Die besieben0en
8orlhriften balten nno oieie iag-
ten ausoriiflih, Die 8eboroe iolIe
BEL Der Mustpabl nur beriidiihtigell,
nelhes 8ub ols oas bette uno ge=
eignetite eribeine ilno oanah ieine
@nbl treffer. Die unioncn f0niltctl
a6er periihert iein, baB, ipern es
iifJ nit ben @oridriften pereinigell
laiie, lire @iinide beriidiihtigt tper-
ben fpiiroen.
Sn Neu-grallniels 6at iif Ell,
ne Srgailiiation gebiIoet, Die am
IA. uao Is. 9sopenlber bort eina
Sair abbalten ipid. Die 8ereiniguns
nennt iih gteu-8raunfels Gtreet
5air 9Iiiociation. Die 8eanlten lino
Traiioent, 5. 8. glunbers; giec-
Frdiioent, 81. $. @asenfuebr, Sdas-
meiiter, Gus. Geininger; Sefretar,
s. 6. 9ieeo; SiiIfsiefretdr, g. S.
SuBoorf.
Mus 9lnitin miro gen1eloet in,
oortigen Gountpsefangnis bef6noen
jid sur 3eit 5ipolf @abniinnige, ba
in per Srrenanitalt nidt genus Hlat
fiir tie iei 9as iino iebr unbefrie-
oigenoe 3uitdnoe. llniere @efdngniI-
ie iitto feline pdiienoen 4ufentbalts.
orte fir @eiitesfrnnfe.
Wonroe WcGelpep lpuroe i'm
@eridt gu 8elton ihuloig befltnoen,
am 81. gluguit in Tetnple einen ge
tpiiien @. E. Solporo erifoiien 81
bnberL uno 81 lebensldngliden1
3udtbaus peritrteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
Manuer, sic Grfols babeu

als 2eiter GROCER unternebn1ungen,
iino Wanner bon GROCER gnergie.
grfole beoingt beutautage @eiunS-
belt. aranfbeit be6eutet grfolglolig-
felt. gs lit toridt fir einen Mann,
ilt einem gebrohenen, fait IebIoien
3uItanoe 5u bleiben, tper,1 electric
gitters i'm in fiiraeIter 3eit tpieoer
auf fidere SiiBe brinst. u8ier Sla.
iden baben mir n1ebr geboIfen, nls
ale Meoi8inL Die if ie genommen
babe, mad iabrelansem 2eioen an
&beumatismus, 2eber- unb Magen-
ftornngen rnb angegriffenen geie-
rem; electric 8itters per6orlfe i1 es,
Dob i6 iebt iuobl ui1o munter bin"
idreibt gbas. 9. MIem, @bIpania,
Ga. @eriuht i'm. gaur SOC in allen
Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28

Die u6air" in 6rieori6sburs
tit mieoer iebr erfolgrei6 perlaufen
am 5lueiten Gage, Ser irlriner ser
5onpttag 1T, maren iiber fiinftauieno
8eiuher auf Dem Seitplas. sldes
ging glatt luo biibih bon Statten.
Die 9lusiteaung mar gut beibift
nno Die gebotenen ltnterbaltlngcil
eritflaiiie.
Sreitog nabt lit in SuoMuititl
Die glgin 8utter- Sabrif, beren
Sauptbeiiser 5bomas S. Butler lit,
abgebrannt. Ger angeri6tete Sd,a.
ben ion ii6 ailf $4,000 belaufen.
@1brenb Der nit Dem A. Sep
tellber enoeloen orei Monote bobe,l
iib oie 9epoiiten in Dem 483 gea-
tionalhanfen bes Staates INN naln
Winionen permebrt. Sic betriigel,
am a. September $1tLt54.47S.
slm 5rettag iinb mebr 9alfen
Cotton fir Die 9lusf1lbr flariert ipor-
ben, als ie 5lpor on einem Gage,
ia als ie 5ltpor in irgenb einem on.
bern Safenort an einem Gage fla.
riert poroen iino. Die 3obl Der 9ol.
len belief iih auf t54,850 9allen.
- 9lus Sbiner tpiro Der 9oo pot
Sobn 6. aoening genelbet, oer
bort im sllter bon SO Sabren ee.
itorben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28

@ir beioreen bette sieini.
guntp bon &Ieioern mo slufbeIie-
rung BON Siiten in Ser Staot. 8rei.
ie maBig. 8eriuft uns. Meip gprf
Sat e Clothes Cleaning So. 5O3 0a-
parro Ctr, Neues Sci. 1868 -MItes
Gel. 6684-S. $. Sdpart. Gigentii-
r1er.
- Wir f5nnen Sbnen Elm Seim bauen,
gu benielben 8ebinglngen, ipie sic iebt
3alsrente 5ablen; feitie Nr3abluns bers
la11gt. Saitr 6rei glpplifanten f6nnen biez
ie @elegenbeit benitben. spredjt Dor 535
Mppre glbs.
- Wir MAIDEN Die feinlten uno
fiinitleriiditen photographer in ser
Gtaot gu iebr maBieen Breiien. @te-
Tier gu ebener @roe uno iebr bequenl
eingeridtet. 9eutIf) eelpro1en.
CROWS Sfnoip, 2t6 9lbe. g., Soll
Mntonio.
Sir gnssies, @asem, 8ferbe-
@eidirr, gtnbber Sires .nmb syarm-
@eratid)aften beindje man @pbt. 6.
ginmbers 500-508 ib-TlOresitr.
Or. Gbas. Campbell, gafterioIu.
ge. Mifroifopifer. SpeaioIit1t: Sp.
plus unb WlaIoria.G .Gieber. Office
iiber DreiB' @potbefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
miniter, 8ritii6 Columbia III
$320D00 beItoblen buben.

- 9lus @ellington, &onlos, mel
oct man: Sn einen1 3elte am 9lus-
gang oes Stdbt6ens lpuroen, sic
2eiden BON 1bon1os Wc&nelp uno
oelien fSidbrige Sobter @rete, iu=
mic Die i6rper perlebte @attin Wfc=
&neap's aufgeflnoen. sic batten
Die 3eltmobnung ibrer 5o6ter tpe-
gen allfgei6lagen mel6e an 9uber,
fulDie fit. Die beioen griteren ipo-
rem erihoiien llno Srau Me&ueaD
nit einem &niippel big 5nr 8etpuBt
loiigfeit nieoereeidlagen pproen.
Otto, elm Sobn oes> grnorbeten, Ser
in Der Staot ipobnt, gloubt> bo6
@dltb gu @runoe liegt, oa es be-
fonnt mar, ouB iein Batter itets einell
groBeren @elobetrag Bel fidb fiibrts.
Son ben 9faubmorbern feblt iotpeit
'ieoe Spur.
S,r 95orf, glrfanlas, m1roe
nerlid ein gepiiler Seroinan6 @rotl-
bis pro5eiiiert. Ger Mnnn batta
Dor einiger 3eit ieine Srau un1ge-
bradt, ipeilser eiferiii6tg auf iei.
men eigenen Sobn ous eriter gbe
mar. 9lls nun Ger Staatsonpal.
feline Heoe belt ullterbo1 er ibll
nno rief: y9fles bos @ereoe lit
5ipedfos Sd bin iduIoig unto III
bin bereit eebangt 81, tueroen. Sd
claude an Die alte 2ebre bonn o9lu=
ge Inn auge 3abn Inn 3obn unb 9e-
ZEN nm 2eben. Waht elm gnoe,
ih bin bereit Dor Dem MihterItllbl
@ottes 5u erideinen." Mon tat ibn1
auh ben @efallen. Nn1 onoertbolb
Stnnoen mar er gum So6e perlir-
teilt 1no perlieB bod befriebigt oe,l
8erihtsIaal.
&apt 9. &. gipalt, elm 10
Sabre alte Sarmer aus Ser @egeno
bon MariballtoiulL Ga, tpnrbe bon
ieiner @attin nit eineln M1oden BE-
ihenft. 'gs lit bos 25. ail1o, bon oe-
men 18 om 2eben lino.
Die merifanii6e 9fegierrng bet
Die nahgeiudte grlaubnis erbalten,
Ernppen iiber ititier @ebiet gu ien-
Ben.
Gs lit iett feitgeItelIt, ooB Scr
IN Solliiana erihoiIene Charles
Smith nidt Der aug goriicana ge-
ffu9tete Srauennloroer Ben Mpatt
mar
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Sin SeilmitteI,

60 lit ein ,uabrer 0ottesiegen,
9af man mod Suffumns babem fann!
Wenn friidl iid] meme &rdfte regen,
6anst man aud item 81 leben an.
gsah Sdjwadbe, 8leibimd)t, 9ihtperbauen
Sanb lebensfreubis id 8ertranen:
Seitbem mein taslidj 8rpt nnb Gal5 -
ST 2Dne Star Msals.
Gin aabial tits, id) mnh es lpben,
9as Siehtum iueidJt, i6 blii9e anf,
Die 9rdfte 6aben iidb gebpben,
ltnb frenbig geb' itb nteinen 9anf.
8ie S0nnenlid)t bat titidj's geit6rft,
9'rnm ruff idj, baf iidj's jeber merit:
Sfidts 8efieres gibt's als 2pme Star
8ier,
Die grauerei bab' 9anf bafiir.
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Seine bleibenbe statteA

YDenfen Sie iid, Serr OliiGer
infer anro lit nns entlaufenll@
yslh, Der tpar seitern BEL uns
nls er ober merfte, bab mir aud cir
&lapier baben riB er ipieoer aus.
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gfn. 9-2ocal bon BaIeitine -. :.
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gso. 4-Gon Megifo .1.50 nqc1m
NO. 12-Soeal BON 2arebo (eemiidt)
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