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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-05
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COAST AGITATION
Put Up BARS
ON FRUIT
By C.. S, ALBERT

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept rs.
The Department Of Agriculture did
not lose much time in proclaiming a
quarantine against Hawaiian fruits
and vegetables. This was expected
in view of the continual agitation and
pressure brought to bear by Pacific
Coast Senators and Representatives.
For many months they have labored
early and late to accomplish this re-
suit.
The fact that the quarantine be-
came effective Immediately was some
thing of surprise. 1t was to be ex-
pected that virtually all Hawaiian
fruits would be included. A number
of vegetable were also added to the
list. The impression prevailed that a
few weeks would be allowed during
which shippers might send their sur
plus or packed stock to Pacific Coast
ports. Otherwise, the quarantine was
regarded as inevitable since the ad-
journment of Congress.
The action is justified by Depart
ment of Agriculture on the basis that
determined efforts are being made by
experts to exterminate the Mediterra-
mean fly, which has caused all the
trouble. Its habits are being studied
in the Hawaiian Islands and careful
reports prepared for future guidance.
Experts in Australia are seeking a
parasite which will prey upon the
fly and destroy it.
Officials here promise that the ut
most diligence will be exercised and
all possible efforts made to eradicate
the Mediterranean fly and thus per-
nit the removal of the quarantine. No
prediction is made as to how much
time will be required. Experience
has demonstrated that these process
es are slow. During the period of
elimination Hawaiian fruits and veg
etables must necessarily find other
markets than those afforded on the
Pacific Coast. To that extent the pro-
ducers of California and other Coast
States will be temporarily benefited
When the preparation of the Agri-
cultural appropriation bill was begun
last winter the Pacific Coast Senators
and Representatives started cru
SADIE against the introduction of the
Mediterranean fly from Hawaii. 1t
was at first proposed to allow 100000
for the determination of the pest. The
Ca!ifornians insisted that examination
of incoming products should apply al
so to the Atlantic seaboard, but that
was prevented. The amount as fin
ally carried in the Agricultural bill
was whitfield down to $4,000.
Just before Congress adjourned a
bill was passed creating a board to
examine OncOming nursery stock and
other shipments. Authority was also
given to quarantine against supposed
~ infected fruits and vegetables. 1t
was under this conferred power that
the quarantine against Hawaii was
established.
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GENEVA. Switzerland. October -
dlspatch from OUChy TO the Jaurnal
DC GeneNe reports the germs OF the
peace treaty agreed upon by the Italian
and Turkish delegates. which now
awaits ratification by the two govern
ments and is expected TO lead 10 an
Immediate armi>tice.
The terms are:
lSt-AbSOlute sovereignty or italy in
llbya without formal recognition there
CT italy by Turkey.
2nd-Free exercise of religious au-
tEority by the khalif. as in Bosnia
Herzegovina.
3rd-Turkey to withdraw her regu-
la troops from Libya.
4th-Italy to pay an indemnity
equivalent to Libya's contribution 10
the Ottoman treasury.
3th-Restitution OF the captured is
lands from Turkey. with safeguards
for the Christian population.
6tk-NO indemnity payable by eth
er side toward the cost of the war.
Observation-Disclosures of diplomatic
end commercial relations between the
two nations.
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1889 FILIP|NOS
COME TO HAWAII

MANILA. p. l.. Sept. 1O.-That there
was a slight decrease in the number
of Chinese. Japanese and Spanish, but
a heavy increase, amounting to ~ per
cent. in the number Of East Indian
Immigrants coming to the islands, IS
the most noticeable feature IN the re-
port prepared by the acting collector
of customs bearing on immigration
during the fiscal year 1912.
During the fiscal year 5313 Flliplnos
departed from the islands. 1899 going
to the cane fields in Hawaii. To Off
set this drain, 1894 FilipinOs return
ed from abroad. American citizens to
the number Of 44O2 left the islands,
while 4311 entered during the fiscal
year.
There entered $3.50 Chinese, $50 less
than in the fiscal year 1911. and 1891
departed, 10 less than in 1911, the de-
partures thus appearing to be 1O48
greater in number than the arrivals.
This loss is. however, only appar-
ent. as the number of Chinese depart
ing without intention Of returning was
less by SO than the number Of Chi
nese arriving with the intention to
make their future home here.
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THE FIRST
SYMPTOM
Every Woman and Girl Should
Correct Any Thinning Of the
Blood and Prevent
Anaemia.

PIoolicS-nt~S is one OF the greatest
enemies OF growing girls and young
w"nn'n. 80 steaIihjIy and gradually
docs 1t attl;rt them that tive disease is
often we'll advanced before it is detect
81. Therefore it is important to note
til" first symptoms AMI check tie tlIin-
ming OF the hln"i
Mrs. Lewis K. Bor'ard, OF Frazre,
Mimi, who cured herself with Or.
Williams Pink Pills 1Ur Pale People,
say:
when | was about twelve years old
| took a severe cold. which lett me in
weakened condition. Thought moth
ing OF it at first but kept getting weaker
until | vas confined to my BET for a
day or so at time. | was pale and
did no; have particle of color. had
severe dizzy spells with fainting SEN
sation and became so sick that had to
leave school. My appetite was poor
and | ate hardly enough to keep me
from starving, Ne parents thought |
was going into qnick consumption and
were alarmed at my condition.
Il tried different remedies without
relief until l began taking Dr. Viii
liams' Pink Pills. They had cured a
cousin, when she was suffering as did,
and my parents decided to have me
try the pills They proved the turning
point in my life for I got well in short
time. l have never had to use the
medicine since and can trntfEully say
that DR. Williams Pink Pills were the
means of giving me my present good
health"
These pills make the new blood that
dispels the always tired feeling and
the continual backaches. - They Danish
headaches, low spirits and fits of ner-
Vousness.
A helpful booklet, Building Up the
Blood" will be sent free to any address
on request. 1t will show you WHATS
Williams Pink Pills have Ise.it ! Dr;
in cases like your oYae:~"ccomplished
peatedlv cun Pink Pills have re-
neuralgiat sSIed an@mia, indigestion,
tism N, St. Vitus' dance, rheuma-
~ -, lumbago and sciatica. All drug
glsts cell them or they will be sent by
mail, postpaid, on receipt of price, so
cents per box; six boxes for $3.50, by 1
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schen-
ectady, N. y. ... ...s
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p. II. BURNETTE

Commissioner of Deeds Tor califor-
mia and New York. NOTARY PUB
Lie; Grants Marriage Licenses. Draws
Mortgages Deeds, Bills Of Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney for the
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST.,
HONOLULU, Phone 1s4S. ,
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v. {. smith
w Wv oAtAA AH
VISITS SEATTLE

! The visit Of Walter G.. Smith to Sc,
attic resulted in the following. from a
! Seattle paper OF September -:
Walter Clifford Smith, representing
the Hawaii promotion committee. OF
Honolulu, arrived in this city yester,
day afternoon from Portland. where
he has delivered several illustrated
lectures during the past Fortnight.
The o. w. r. l. y. Company is arranS-
ms lectures for him here. the first OF
which will be given before the Cham
rel OF Commerce next Friday evening.
f!e shows slides and motion pictures
tol lecture called The Hawaiian
Wonderland
Explaining his mission last night,
Mr.. Smith said: Our people want to
set into closer touch with the North
west generally. We have growing
commercial relations with the Sound
and are getting about l. per cent. OF
cur tourists from here Hawaii is the
natural winter playground for the
Northwest, being in easy reach. from
here in the North Pacific, just with.
in the tropic Of Cancer.
Cuts Both Ways.
On the other hand, this is the nat
rral summer playground for the rich
white folk of Hawaii. about 10 per
cent. of whom travel somewhere, gen
orally to Europe, every year
Close Newspaper Friends.
Il may say thftA- % "" now have a
rtueI ese journalistic, connection
the Northwest Our editors gen
rally come from this part or tn !
country. Roderick Matheson, editor OF |
he Advertiser, a morning paper,
which was established at Honolulu
ltty-six years ago, is a Western Cana
liam. Riley Allen, formerly or the |
acknowledgement, is the editor OF the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record Oct. 4, 1912, from
kaimuki Land Co Ltd to Trent TT
GO Ltd ....................
Rudolph Heydenreich and VT to Ida
M rope ................. ID
Frederick Waldvogel by Atty to w
Tin Yam .......... AM
Hehena and hsb to Emma Apana. ID
Simon Rodrigues and VT to johann
ne H Correa Observation-Disclosures. M
Maria A Roza and hsb to Antonio
Ferry .................. M
Lily Crabbe and hsb to Geo Wond d
Mary Lee Hoy and hsb to Geo
Wond ................ ID
William Davis and VT ct al to Geo
j Wond ID
Emily Dutro and hsb to Geo Wond. d
Rosie McCarty and hsb to George
Wond .................. ID
Est of Francisco de Arruda by
Admir- to TT of Maisie Brown ct
al .H.7.. ....4s-..... 49,. Il I'D
Maisie Brown ct al by Tr to May
K Brown ct al ................. D
w w Chamberlain by Atty to Eric
Court of Land Registration
Jennie Hair to Henry Waterhouse
TT Co Ltd .................... AM
Entered of Record Oct. ), 1912, from
Pukaua Moku and hsb to Mrs Male
Harbottle ................ ID
Mrs Kalani Keawekanuha to Ka-
lenua ...............-. ID
X Tofukuji to First Bank of Hilo,
Elvira M R Smith to Mrs Mary E
kalhenui :. =. ...............R Rel
Mary Kaihenui and hsb to First
Bank of Hilo, Ltd M
Kyusaka Kayama and WI to Shire
Sokabe and VT :. ".............D A
L" Bennett Namakeha to Garcia. d
Est of Augustine Enos by Trs to
Maui Meat Market Ltd l.
Tuck Chan and VT to Harry Asiu ID
Harry Asiu and VT to Sarah s De-
ponte ..........! ID
Naiheauhau to Alice K Spencer -. ID
Mary. E Sumter to First Trust Co
of Hilo,. Ltd, TT ...............D
Nagata Tamakichi to Hawaii Pre-
serving Co, Ltd :. .CM
Kauila (w) to TT of Est of James
Court of Land Registration.
Bondholders of Dowsett Co Ltd by
Trs to City and County of Homo
lulu =. ........,........P arRel
Dowsett Co, Ltd, to City and Coun-
ty of Honolulu .. ..............D
Entered of Record Oct. ), 1912, from
Charles NJ Cooke. Ltd, to Grace T
Warren ID
Charles G Macomber and VT to TT
of Annie T K P Smart .........Dl
E Faxon Bishop tr to Waikapu Ag-
ricultural Co, Ltd =. ..........D
G Samson and VT to Chang Chin. d
Sylvano Nobrega to Frank E
Thompson E. ..............Re Rel
Entered OF Record Oct. :, 1912, from
$500 81. m. to 10:30 Il. m.
George | to Naea OpiO ............D
Toichiro Hirata ct ais to Frank Sa-
kamaki =. .. ................C en-
Rosa V Heeb and hsb to Francisco
V Toledo . . ..............D
Do Rego & Edwards Auto Co to Vol
cano Stables & Transport Co,
Ltd ON
E kohara. to Volcano Stables & /
Transport Co, Ltd en- ,
Doris Lewis to Volcano Stables
& Transport Co, Ltd en-
II Ono to Volcano Stables 4
Transport Co, Ltd =. en- |
John T Sing to Volcano Stables &
Transport Co, Ltd .. ...........C M
Chas y Marquee to + G Duisen-
berg =. =. =. .................FA
F E Thompson TT to Wong King tr. d |
Frank LeialOha ct al to NJ Fukushi-
ma =. e.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.
Constantine c de SOusa and VT to
Jose de SOusa ................D !
NJ Nashiwa TO Won Hamm- Dung |
Co, Ltd =. -. ............-.... en-
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Overnight
FEDERAL
Wireless
To the Advertiser

Slight changes in the style of naval
uniforms will cost each officer in the
Sc vice from $500 to $500, according to
officers who are protesting against the
navy departments latest sartorial
ORDERS
The changes just inaugurated
lengthens the boat cloak and fGock
ceat and orders a velvet collar for the
Gle ak. The officers claim that the
alterations are without Justification.
Among the changes are the follow
ing: Shoulder straps abolished for all
officers; on white service coat and
mess jacket shoulder marks are re-
placed by metal insignia on tongue of
same cloth; epaulet insignia rearrang-
ed; no buttons at bottom of the coat
tail of the frock coat; In front five
buttons in each row instead of six,
huttoning four, the fifth to be wholly
visible; no buttons at bottom of even-
ing dress coattails; blue evening
waistcoat abolished and white substi,
tuted; boat cloak to readh two inches
below knee, velvet collar; full-dress
belt to be woven gold instead OF en-
troidered; linen collars to be standing
kind, no rundown or wing collars
permitted; sleeve buttons Of plain
sold; shirt bosom studs not more than
one-quarter inch in diameter.
Germany today accepted the aI&end-
ed draft of the declaration of the Eu-
rcpean Powers to Turkey and the Bal
kan mountain states. 1t now embod-
les the Austria Hungarian proposal Tor
clearer definition of the intention or
the Powers, which ask for a larger
measure of home rule for the Europ-
can provinces of Turkey.
Sunrise this morning, the day of the
opening of the worlds baseball cham
pionship series, in New York, found
over 500 men and boys lined up at the
Polo Grounds, sitting around bonfires,
alternating all night for the first
chance at the upper 1000 grand stand
seats on sale at nine O'Clock
Announcements were made at Lon
don today through the various sport
ing papers and magazines, that Il
match between Georges CARPENTER
and Bombardied Wells has finally
been arranged to take place at Monte
Carlo some time next February.
The Balkan States situation has
been considerably changed by 1ur-
keys eleventh-hour surprise announce
ment of her willingness to grant
sIeater measure of self-government to
Rcumelia and Macedonia.
Eight priyates of Battery F, Third
United States Field Artillery, were in
jured by a premature explosion of a
shell today at Tobyhanna, Pennsyl-
yania,
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Announcements were made at Lon
don today through the various sport
ing papers and magazines, that Z
match between Georges CARPENTER
and Bombardied Wells has finally
been arranged to take place at Monte
Carlo some time next February.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qu1n1ne
Tablets. . All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature is On
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. y. 5 =
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HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY

Demonstrations daily in J. NJ. Levy
& Co.'S grocery store, King street, be-
tween the hours of 9 and 1870
o'clock Voltite electro-plating pow
ders. in Gold. Silver, Nickel, Tin and
Knife powder
Bring along any article, of metal
you desire plated; no charge to you.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

fhrieben nnb in seiitisen Biloern nad<
se3sihnet. Gonne. Wino, gis.Jeuer.
Groe, Ghnee, Mesen, Dpnner finb bic
G6iungsn pieler Hdtbiel. s.rdgfos ers
ipedten bieie Hoiura,palten, iuenn e
Tie bebadte. i'm friiben DsenIhen
Sdauer bon Jurht nnb gbrfurht.
@efiibIe bon abseloiter Grbabsnbeit,
tpie mir ibrer tbeilhnFtig lperoen, ipenn
mir in pbiloiophifhe G;eDanten iiber
oas Beltgonse (ois, trob fpeiisIten 4bs
itanots aualitotiu nift petfhieoen
iinb bon jenen prinritipen llmihreis
bunssperiufsn) einiauhsn.
llnb bieie jelbe 9ruppe bon Gefiihs
len ipirb erregt. fpenn mir arobe bels
benhafte 6onDlungen, Itdrfe etbifd,e
lleberirinbunqen, iiberbdupt Wenid1s
lihhobes i'm Sample bstruhten. 6itr
rpurseIt bas Observation-Disclosures
Der lrngooic lirO aailj ertlpredleno
pas Ratbisl Der olten Sage unD Bal.
ldbe. Tenn ourf bas Singen Der
5bdtsn bebestsn 9ihter iteIlte iih bon
fslbit bas Rdtbiel elm. in oas er ale
erobe Gmpfinbung sulest ulIein eina
tIeipen tpnnte. Ro6 Elm nnoeres Wlc.
ment: Das RGtbisl III init ieiner 9rtns
nuns in iruge unb 4niiport BON eIlem
9nfdna an cine 5orm, bic ihpn friib
fart gum ontitbeiiIhen Gbaratitr bins
neigt (ber ,9oeel feoerlos". Der Baum
blatiIos", Der Veg. Der. ohns iih sl
belpsgen, pon Sri 81 Crt lnuft II. 10.
a. unb mil ibm bus iiber bic ansis
thsfs biniibergehebe ipnthetifhe Weltz
aefiibl am lebhaftsiisn ipedt 5ier tam
es gpsltanfhauung edn5 in unierem
Sinns lperben uno ieinen uripriinalia
hsn Rdtbharaiter psrlieren, ruie oies
msrtipiirbiss Hdtbisl dus oem 15.
Sabrbunbsrt: .Rntb: Wos iit bas alz
lerbeIi tis auT erorih2 Sprih aIio:
9os III Sterben unb Wern." Bon benz
man sluubsn m0dts. bab Is Goetbe
qetannt hdbtn mub.
TaE Ratbisl bat nod cine intereis
iante littsrargeififtlihe Geii.. Gs
erfheint ols bic primitipite. sepiifsr.
maben nod rein irtslleiiue1e uno abs
itratte Jorm Der Nobelle. bic iih es.
nau fpie bas Rdt6ieI als guihiillune,
aufI0iung, GrtIdruns zines erit Wuns
berborsn uno Werttpiirbissn bartlett.
limb bnmit in Der Irt, ME ss Spdns
nung uno aoiung briust: aIs eint lirs
form Der srsdbI.nben Eiatung iibers
taupt.
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Gincinnoti, 3. apriI.

@m. 81. gioner an s5obn guebler.
1 Got on Sberlof ane., Clifton 81.
Sobn ). 8ittsen an @aIter Sens.
gen, 40 Sub an @aibineton slpe..
WaoilonniIle, ST..
gtiholas ). auns an ReIion SO.
ders, / Got on Wontona ane., ST.
go. 8. slnberion on gnlina SO.
8oobiparo, 8 Sots in rMontauf" In.
terabtbeiluns, $3.50.
Gbas. @. 9ennett on sSreo. Ritols,
434 alder in Seft. 80, Green 1p.. 81.
aatb. 9rodmann on Grant ).
Rotb, 25 SUB an gutts~ape., 81.
anton Mentirf, IT,. on 5oiepbine
8orifanip, Got s IN DoIt's unierob.
tbeilnng, GInlpoob, S1415.
Senriette s. 8bitemnn an 2ouiie
Giefmarn, Got an Clifton, nnbe
9open gpe., 81.
pieree 8. Butler an 2omiie Died.
monn, 1 2ot an oto., 81.
gbilip Henner, gref., an Mnton
Wnngolo (auit Claim, 25 GuB an
Mbrens Str. 81.
@biIip Granbin's Grben (per che.
riff an sSobn 9nuf 1reiping Co., &c
CUB an Court nnbe GIm, $4O,1 100.
Seun @. 9ofnsr an Morr 9. 1e.
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d -
ssoiepb Gimf OH q. Ratb, $500.
Senrp HnIf an Souibern Ohio :
Ia. Z. Co., $500.
scbn &. Stellep on ct. Vernarf
grogrciiipe y. II. 8. ". So, $4,000
ssoIn s.. Wiener an S,anoper q. Y
Co., $500.
eoiporb Dbrifiin an Goit Sibe y. II
&. So, $4,000.
Catherine Sndofi an @ernnntn y
y. gio. 8, $500.
!. ,Sronf Spaetb OH 9fihnr0 u
Eoipcii, 1920.
ssolepbine anntpbonS an Sprinf
8arben Z. ii. U. 60, $1,000.
Serbert 6. Gahoub an ganf CTR
9. VI. 60, $4,000.
Wi1rgoretbn Sdtitia on SiIpertoi
Z. II. z. Co., SiS66.6
steIIic gpans an Hropibent 2oai
60, 500.
stlice 4. Gregg on Wilioro y. II
g. 60, $500.
sSofepb ssrionann an Catherine &
SuIl, $3.50.
8etiIgte Sppotbefen.
Geo. Iiefenbaher an Giii5eis g
g. II Z. 60. $4,000.
Cos. Is. grolun an g. 6. COOPER
$23S.
Seurn Il. Meouuteu oil /. @ar0 8
u. 60, S3500.
ginrp Cooper on Spoe Bart .. II
6. Co., 500.
Rob. 2. Sutton an artbur 6. IA
bis, S400.
9iurie Z. 9sotpad on apoIlo g. II
g. 60, $4,000.
Suello Murpbp an gnterpriie g
u. 60, $4,000.
Gieielbe on M. y. Cooper, $500
girginia a.. Sd)rpper al g,aoilor
9. ". 9to. 2, $1,000.
Ird)ibalo anbu an bieielbe, $1,000
t8co. W. 5iirlportb on oieielbe
$500.
Souis Soifman an Brighton Ser
man 9f So, $4,000.
aatb. Z. siniep an 5ranf ainiep
$4,000.
@iliiom 6. 9ene on Gbas. 8. "a
pis, $500.
5homas ga. gurfe OIL GearI Ctr
Wartet 9anf, $4,000.
Bridget Sd)rniot on Calhoun 8
II. Y. 60. gto. 2, $4,000.
Soura y. 9Sobn an 2iberaI g. H. 9
60, Sl00.
Caroline &. Gang an Bermania g
U. go. 3, $4,000.
4eter Diiller an Catherine e. SuIl
| $500.
gtarsaretba Shittis an Siioertoi
8. II. .. Co.. $500.
s. Gornberger an Gbas. sy. sSar
nell, $500.
Gfta ". acpmb dn Tleojant giiog
.. II. =. Co., $500.
Cora N. Ouipion on oieielbe $4,000
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9as Rdtbi.l.
Bon 9r. @iIbeIm BON g 6ol3.

Msnn man Der oufmertiameu 5reube
unb Sponnuns auiisht. nit Der ainoer
RGtbfeI ratben, nit Der ile ibr ean3ss
fleines WiiIen bon Der Belt raid an
rbrem ssifiisen 4us. poriibsrsieben
Iafen, Inn barin ben SdliiifeI gu ben
RdtbisIfraetu nit ibren Dunttsu aRs
guben 5u finben. 10 bat man falt etipas
tpis Elm pin5iges Spmbol Der Wsnid,.
ttit, ipslhe bic Yroblems ber WeIt unb
bes 2ebens aufloien min uno Tih. ipis
Die ratbenben ainbcr, felt sSabrtaiiIen.
ben init Worten bsiheibsi, bic unges
fdbr auf bic Jrag. paH.n. Das Rdtbs
iel bate einmai cine eroBsre 3eit ais
beuie, no es foit nur nod Spiel unb
llnierboliuRg iii. Wir bdben iein uns
ntitielbares Gefiibl mehr baflr, mas
es iniieren9orpatern bebaitete. Sbon
bic 9batfahe, bob in Den alien Sngen
unb Wdrhen foIt aIler 0oIter oft bic
tpihtieiten gntfbeiounsen TN einen
RGtbfeltampf perlegt ipersen. ipsiii
baruuf bin. bub bas Rdtbitl - mag
Is auh pielIeiht ME prattiih in Der
Wirtlih.sit 10 Dsripsnbei iporben isin
- bomrls su ben erobsr, fhipereH
trdsifhen gefiiblen in 9s3iehuns
ftanb. Der Rdibfelftrsit erifxint in
Der Gage uls s!eidiperibig Dem Me!ts
tunipfs in iorptrIiter aroft nnb Oes
i6tdlihteit; unb nihi i.ltsn tuiro fir
bds Nihirntbtnionntn. ipie fur bds
Yeiiesimerben bes Rdtbfelaufsebers,
benz einen ooer oem onbtren alg
Straft Der lob ssfssi.
Gin 0auerof bat benz a6niee bic
Shcsung pcrenthnlten. Der a0nig
beruft ihn Dor bns Osritt: er fole iih
Dem nrtbeii Der 5p0lI Ri6ttr unters
tperien obsr iib burn iinl6sbare Rdtbs
id Gritbsn eriauFen. Ghlag ouf
Shlog geM nun Der Wortiampf Dor
iih. Dbin. Der In gtitnlt bts 0nu.
sraftn Dor Geriht 3os. itelIi bic Ratbs
fel. uno ohnt geiinnen fdit - bus iil
i'm Rbp!bmus bes alien Oehihts Der
9erporaridee beutlih nusgtprdet -
fHleub.rt Der aonig benz gesnsr bic
QDinng Su. unb ss iit fur ben Grnft
biefes Streiiss beasihneno, bnb 3ulsbt
sin enibl0bies Ghiptrt in ihm 0nf-
leuhtet. Gs finp piele Beiipitle bsr
art 5u finbtn: bi. sSrnaen Der Gpbinr;
bic bebeu!fume Ndtbfsl9efte. NIT ipels
der Der bonn Hdmbnr Inn Hntb anaes
gnneene 1pronn bic b0fiten Wobns
i0pft obfhl6gt. unb onnert. sic alls
3eieen bic SteIung bes NdtbieIs In
aItfr 3eit. Geiner duBersn Dtbtnis
fnmieit, feintm W<rbunbenIein mil
sroBsn GtfiibIsn eniiprthen Isine Dors
ipisgeuben Gfoffs. 1urh iie Tenn.
aei6nen iin bic R1tbfel uls Weltnns
fHnnune Der Welt. Dor nlIsm bic
srobfu Ucro6Hos unp WGnte Der Ea-
ltur psrbsn tn hjtitn Rdtbleln um.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
Cincinnati, 8. apriI.
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