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Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
I Visit the Orient
With Little Trouble.

Within sight of the Gambler build
ing and just a few steps from the
Aragon hotel discovered the quaint
est little shop-the Damascus Orien-
tai Bazaar. Once inside, l knew that
my pocketbook would be smaller and
Ny list shortened before | emerged
from. its atmosphere OF Oriental
splendor
was very careful with my ex-
pressed admiration at first. for had
reason to think that many of the
lovely things were beyord my allow
Ianee But soon I was able to plunge
Into all the ecstasies | wished, for
i saw that | could make many pur-
IeRases without fear of extravaganza.
"A hammered brass smoking set for
lJaek jardiniere for Hannah's an
lniVersary, and an adorable pink silk
lEimono, richly embroidered in pink
roses that would never fade upon
their stems, were quickly selected
and as quickly paid for, My gaze
went farther and could not resist
Tine handsomest lamp have ever
seen. 1t was hammered Damascus
brass. and when lighted the beau
1ful bowl was illumined as we'll as
}he shade. | bought that lamp, for it
INas TOO beautiful to lose
/ / was able here to reptenish my
/ yock of several other items.
/ ought Baby Irish for SO little that
shall not tell Cluny lace hand
embroidered luncheon set, d mosaic
photograph frame, two pretty filigree
/ rooches and a lace coat We're added
to my package befre | left.
\ asked Messrs. Kahwaji and Saad
.shy it was that they could sell such
exquisite things for such ridiculoasly
low prices Mr. Saad told me in con-
ddence, that he expected to leave At
Ignta soon and was closing out his
stock in preparation for his depal
ifupp
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
I See the Working of
A Modern Miracle.

With a weight of seriousness | APP
preached the Western Union Tele-
graph Office. ] have gradually be
come enlightened enough to realize
that the telegraph is no longer mere
ly the transmitter of grief, distress
and disaster, but is a constant com
fort and relief to the woman OF today.
But today | sought to learn something
about how this revolution in tele-
graph service had been made and why
the telegraph was able to so efficient
ly perform it's great mission in the af-
fairs of the day
/ had determined to send my bridal
present to Cousin Evelyn by tele-
graph This meant safe transmls-
sion. speedy arrival and her gratifi-
cation in purchasing just what her
needs and fancy dictated. This
found. was, simple matter ! had
but to pay the company the amount
plus one per cent. This relieved me
of all responsibility and insured
delighted reply from the recipient ne
fore had time to wonder whether
she had received it or not. That, with
the inexpensive ten-word telegram
which / sent to notify her of the gift,
made my wedding present a matter
of few minutes time instead of the
topic Of much discussion and some
anxiety
This important question so easily
settled. I thought of a way to assure
Evelyn Of my happiness in knowing
that she was happy. Her wedding
was TO take place at 3 O'Clock TWO
days hence / decided to send her
a day letter. in which ] could write
her my best wishes with all en-
thusasm, for the limit was 50 words
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
1 Delightfully."- End
My Happy Journey.

The sun was warning me that my
day of surprises was nearly done.
The shop doors We're gradually clos
ing. The shades were being lowered
and homeward the tired shoppers
wended their way. I was not near
ly so tired as they and was unwilling
to end my day so soon, but looked
about for final vista suitable cli-
max to a happy, successful day.
When | went TO the ticket window
Of the Alamo I knew that | had made
a good decision. When / went in
and sat in one of the comfortable
seats and prepared to relax and rest
/ was positive that my time would be
we'll spent.
The films were good. ] became as
innocently interested as the dear lit
tie girl who sat In front and was en-
joying the sight of baby chicks in a
farmyard scene The little fuzzy
balls we're 50 fascinating that ! did
not wonder that she asked her moth
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29

er in whispers if she might have one
to take home.
After the little pastoral pictures
came a film of wholesome fun. No
one was hurt, there was no sugges-
tion Of mean pranks or Ill temper and
l could join in the laughter freely.
AS sat there I thought of the val
liable part the moving pictures have
played in the moral and educational
uplift of the modern young American.
No longer does the growing boy seek
burlesque houses and sensational
melodrama. He patronizes the nickel
show and takes away wholesome
remembrance Especially Is this true
today when the National Board of
Censorship passes on all films and
prohibits any that might be unpleas-
ant or of doubtful desirability.
| must admit that this was by no
means the first time that / had Wis
tied this theater. The quality of the
films is so good and the management
is so watchful lest anything in the
least Objectionable or disagreeable
creep in that l had grown TO look
forward to a little rest here as a Gus
tomary thing Mothers can feel alb
solutely secure about sending their
children unattended to this pleasant
little theater, for the management ex-
ercises the severest caution for the
protection of its patrons.
The little family group which had
entered just before me proved the
value of this theater as a cheap and
necessary recreation for those of very
moderate income The little mothers
efforts to have her group of happy,
anticipating children ready for this
treat, were almost pathetically evil
dent 1t meant day of happiness in
looking forward to the Show and
a day of we'll behaved children in con-
sequence The tired mother had the
pleasure of enjoying pleasant hour
of rest and of maternal joy in the
observation of her children's delight.
1t meant something TO tell father
about when they went home; it meant
dancing. enthusiastic little crowd
of babies to run to meet him at the
gate that evening. 1t meant the ia
theirs beaming face as he listened
to the stories of the films. 1t meant
tired joyful sleepy eyed band of
slumber tots that took their good
night tucks and kisses with a smile
as they asked: May we go again
mammal" Was it not worth while?
had almost lost myself in reverie
while looking at the pictures. but
here | had to stop. l heard Billy
Beard He sang SO we'll and with
such originality that | was forced to
devote my whole attention to him.
Well, / had had happy day and
the ending was appropriate to the
tour of delight l had undertaken with
enthusiasm in the early morning.
felt contented aud rested by the
thought that it had been a success
ful day in which had had new ex
perlences and added to my humble
store OF knowledge while performing
"A necessary duty
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
SPENCER

b1ldes-tobe and brdesof- yesterday My list was most
interesting There little Nancy who leaving
the select finishing school where they had tried to turn
delightful little snubnosed child into proper young lady
was Jack who had just graduated from the high school
and whom had been busy at the exact time
Ellen was to marry the only in the world within week.
Frances was to follow suit few days later Hannah had
been married five years and celebrate her anniversary
with pretty party. must purchase suitable, acceptable
gift for each and yet keep within my allowance 1t
most interesting list There two birthdays that must
not be forgotten Grandmother might not many
and must do my share to make this happy Little Don
must have one OF he boy things he DESIRED The several
friends who leaving for Europe within the next few
weeks were to receive e that would be useful and
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
I Learn of Efficiency
In Modern Housekeeping.

A close rival to the milliners in 8
woman's heart is a hardware store.
However advanced We may have be-
come and however sturdily we de-
mand vote the primitive instinct
of home-maling is not to be downed
for many generations to come. Even
If that home is a hall bed room with
"A lone gas jet to do service as
stove. the woman will soon look for
ward to the biscuit and toasted
cheese which she prepares there. The
gradual transition from the gas JET
10 the wonderful electrical apparatus
which makes cooking a delight may
he interesting. but far more interest
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
/ Secure Comfort With
1 . Loss of Style.

No woman can be we'll dressed or
even self-respecting without a corset
Iof good style. carefully fitted to her.
IThis is conceded by every woman to
he true. yet comparatively few know
how to obtain style without the sac
lrHce of comfort l do know and that
is why l called on my corsetiere, Miss
II. B. Davis, Apartment 6, "a e. North
Iavenue, to purchase my new corset
The Spirella has points of superior
l.ty not found in any other corset. It's
pane indicates one-the spiral stays
Which bend and yield to every motion,
lyet do not break, rust, or assume
permanent bend 1t is flexible in evr
fSS direction and provides hy-
ienic. sanitary foundation for prop
r costuming,
The spireua is sold only by spe-
i iaf corsetieres, graduates in anat-
4av and of the Spirella school of cor
A citing. Each is able to tell at
/ anee which of the sixty models VIII
Apve most appropriate fol the Gus
omer and is able to measure ana
prove this by scientific methods /
know that in buying d Spireila cor
Bet have bought my corset. 1t is
corset that fits every one of my
Measurements, viii never prove un-
aen1fortab and Will improve my
health instead of causing various
troubles by pressure at wrong polh's'
4 In purchasing the Spirella nave
THE recommendation of my senSlDie
physician He says it is cut on street
hv anatomical lines and that a Wo-
imam is foolish not to wear It, know
Shat he uses the surgical belts ana
abdominal binders made by this com
lpany on all women who have had
recent operations. He sends Tor one
bf their experienced cOrseteres, has
khe patient measured and fitted ana
then feels assured that the weaken =
Ied muscles win have proper sup
port and that the patient will he IN r.
hAructed how to wear her corset III
kne future.
1 The athletic girl imagines she must
look a trump in order to play nel
lfayorite games. TINS MS not SO ne
of motion--in fact, increases the free
dom by its residence and pliabilty.
You may play golf eide horseback.
Lblav tennis and even swim in "A cor
- like mine and come fresh from the
u 9rt with untired muscles
# 'he visit 10 my corsetiere Was mol
III necessity That is. might haNe
ii #elenhoned 70 her and have had nay
AleW corset fitted In my boudoir She
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29

visits her clients just as a physi-
clan does. and saves you every in
convenience 1t is a case of putting
yourself into the hands of a special
list who relieves you of any anxiety
and supplies you with q corset which
combines style, durability and COM
fort
Next time | need a corset which
VIII not be soon. for it is guaranteed
to last year with no breaking or
rusting, | shall simply phone Ivy 6176
and be ready to receive Miss Davis,
or perhaps one of her fourteen grad
uate corsetieres will come but each
is armed with diploma and all are
competent.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29

not cumbersome. AS l walked along the street I reviewed
this list and tried to make plan whereby could fill it
and yet feel that had made sacrifice of whole day
to prosac shopping The solution suggested to the
minute my esped attractive little shop off the main
thoroughare Why should not attempt to do my shopping
in unwonted places Why could not find my list completed
at the end of the day. by the patronage of several small
venture [ fairly hugged the bag that held my immense
list gleefu the discovery of novel shopping
tour would break away from conventional shopping and
have day of pleasure studying the ways of the smaller
shops Then there would be the advantage of quicker
ce perhaps and of people who would take real human in
before her
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02
TIME IS G1fNDtD
Residents wa tive unti 0ssabsf l2
o. Provide Nsiai Garbage
Cans

esnhar CDumisnu0n i9 Nnlw
snuouu0 esd nert. iNai ihr tlm, fof
lnans Co., ar ld, m.fai .otNfsi fsf
han n,na 500 b. a,irndsd ane,ntl
os,t enNh eui ntr iuf.ns 49,
October d. m umidr fs0nNr ialu.
.s.its aa n4uIstl O tht rit nnnmf
nfllnnn.r
CoumIssianu nulu slotted ihaf enc
dfslrr- ~ ihr rlff Aafr num hrmFfd
n arrnnnr meiai anr ana inf lhai
r,asHn sr rsiension ~ aals bed been
lf hHi yea
iaspoioia aft nus mahNH bupH'
fo hsuHs canvass ~ ihr rln snd Hf'
daln issulnf noiirea 49, elsanini
afsmlaea aud the removal ~ upihnusca
rhsfc aff N9i fes open closets u
lns aaunioVh ppflian "a ihs ei'l md
ihusc must hv fsmo, "a and Hil isfHp
efs owners nusi connect Ni'i th, el1
sewers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02
EXAMINING TRAIL YESTERDAY
Efds lee Nsgfo. nound ossr ~
Await Action 81 ihs Grand
iurY

il1lr lH nrfH $3.50 500 aftafri
.i itnsnaHn sunaaf mmnns ht ihn
Hif ahrun tflnf irfFef Narel unh
fhrfi ffom pearson nh mten Hn ~
mIning frii before luFie ~ fh,
ftfrr WHrisH ttfffHa morulnn 5000
waf N+Hinf u.cr b. 'hf ruin af $500 tn
auHf fhr Hsiipn nf 700 Hnd fmg o.
iriaph "a fHrrirhiue hnd Do aaH fe-
mHnde3 in the casinds 90 fhe sheriff
% o. eimrgrq thai isr tsfafssa GOO
sum ~ fapae from sn.dhef nemo iaFi
zafatdaf afternoon Do stated fer'ff
a. ihsi 81 hHd nlanaal f.f4niHR ihe
anmini when ns aainred niend "wphe
up4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02

IhefH were nn nff Cases ~ eipiit
thsfia reported at fesirrlats meafmN
oi 'be boaid 90 htalth There afr naw
hui sn cases in tne cav aud nii ~
no ",s=7= ,.ts s.s,-eie'i as heinf HtidH
forofoflnr end ihe h.afa herpes io an
nnunce nf sundas fhai ,hefr BE- nai "a
single mae of dphthrra within thr
.fs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02

The fuF hoef stella. towns hafse
headed with crude GA arrived lu part
yesterday afternoon The Cargo was
consigned a. the Texas company and
was from Port Afansas The boa, viil
make. another trap tosiex The Texas
eomsssny Is rrce.smg ga hy steamer
A. Pert Aransas ard a H. Then narrei
10 the lo~ai sioraRe tanks u ths con-
lany.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02
MUSICIANS ORGANIZE UNION
OHcsrs Elected Last Night teosi
Union Hsfrtef - tatiansl
Organization.

Hrfffai weeks $500 application wHa
made BOD lnrai musicians fm charter
fur mHahianF Hnmn in ihif cliY and
laai nlFhi rlmbrf ~ nnmes we're
riarea an she rinrify it'i fhe rhafier
Saving affIfaf yesterday The mat
tef Nas fatcn up hy 60 members ~ ths
a. " A band aiklie band hali iasi
niFh and ,ishi'sf pioea added 10 ihs
Hsf ~ e. expected Giai ihffs siii - :
fbsuer momler a,ss,.ssf-ssl 4 4 il,en
4wcniY fIs Rssf fxQl n Is
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02

Do Fnuf dfur shouplnF "a thf Nfu
rnf ilrnr eime uhlis fuu eal f"'
3d.. rsf fgs.g
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02

a hroak in fhf wafer mai
cast ~ ihe pump hoase .
nrht oautfi shr pumps
an yesterday and ffem 4
yesterday auegNal
dfpndlnE en the rny s
natefiess The ftualIIal,
phen the tresk ilfna u,
d sapply foF So hoara I'LL
aHses tY snEfy mains
Too water sursrntsndent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-02

~ ssiahiifiieA 4
s't~ Year ysasrlsy
III kas quolsa n ~
gk maske' 'a'
,is "a marEe ~ ~
~ mai.raai tnroashou'
. rns.rr isst vipins ~.
II the msrnmE Mo-
,ssus~ w.r forced ~
fiaai ngpffs
.nMtAak egnaitssnf 81.
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gleftriide 8rnbenlampe.
Grssbnis eines internationalen @ettbe.
herbs fir Stherbeitslampen.

werbs fir Siderbeitslampen.
SIN Oorisen Subr. idrieb bic eng
liide Rssierung. selsitst bon benz Be-
itrsben, benz ensIiiden Steintohl.ns
bersbau our Grlansuns elmer mDg>
Iiait ialasnetteriidsren unb babel
Elm sutes 2i6t geberosn 8eleuhtung
behiIfli9 gu fein, sinen internationds
len Mettbetperb fir elettriihe 8rus
bensS taerbeitsIampen aus. 8or
turaem 1T nun Der Sprua bes Preiss
seridts erfolst. 9ana4 fiel Der erit.
preis i'm Betrase bon $4,000 benz
Sberinsenieur Gdrbsr aug 0ortmunO
gu. Die Gdrberfds 2ampe piest Az
pfunb, lift olio nidt fdperer, als
bic sumeiit gebrdudlide 8en5inlams
be, tpabrenb ibre 0su6tt7aft NIT Is
Bis 3 &eraen bic Der gen5inlampe
I'm ettpo bos 0pppelte iibertrifft.
@e6r pefentlid 1T babel Der I'm.
itanb, bdb bic 2eudtfraft Der elsttris
iden @rubenlampe infolge bes 8es
|idla9ens Der 2ampen5plinber idun
nod turaer 8rsnns.it abnimmt. Dos
2idt pirb alIo BEL bieIen 2ampen
sesen gnbe Der Sdidt irmsr f9leds
ter, b. 3. gu elmer 3eit, in Der bic
SHINE bes 8eromanrs burh bic orts
ftrengenbe Irbeit an meiften ses
jidpddt finb unb ipmit serabe bas
Bette 0i9t erforberlid 1T. Iud bic
getriebsfoften iinb BEL Der Sdrbers
fden Campo nit Ia Gent pro Or
beitsidi9t teinespess bDber, fonbern
i'm @esenteil eber etlpns niebriger,
als BEL ben dlIsemein benubten Benz
ains unb Sellampsn.
Der Souptpprtsil ber eIeftrif6.n
2ampe iiberboupt li.st ober in ibrer
pobl abfoluten Sdlaspetteriidsrbeit
|Sf bod i'm @esenfab gu alien iibris
gen 2ampen bier cine betpeeIi6e
Slaume iiberboupt nidi borbonben,
ionbern nur Elm slaberber aobles
ohsr Metallfooen, Der einmol burd
cine 8ldsbirne unb gum onberen nod
burd cine por3islid obsebidtete
@lastuppel aeQen bas 3utreten bon
L2uft unb fomif aud seeen Shlass
meter auperldTis seiidert 1T. 0ie
@lastuppel ielbft 1T pieberum bur9
Metallftabe sesen 9eiddbisung sss
lidibt. Mber aud ipenn Der ilnipabrs
ideinliae Soil .intr.ten follte. baB
iopobl bic @lostuppel tpie bic 9irns
3srf6rt tpiirben, 70 more immsrbin
nod isine gnt3iinbuns Der metter au
|befir9ten, bd in btmieIben Mustns
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Das CRIME Quto.
epionaas.ROmOn BON gusuH @sibl.
Is. aOrtietmma.l

qomit brad Der Brief ab. Or
trua bas Datum pom 6. Janudr.
entiprdng dIio osrItIben Stimmlns.
biz Girttinstr Sur GbiaHuns zines
lebien Wilsns psranlobt bate.
60 bimitI bic Worte oes Brisfts
aud tparsn, zines sins bdraus un'
apeiFtIboft bsrpor: cine Grou bate
brob<n6 in Strtbineers 3ebtn gt'
f1nDtn.
.@laubtn sic niat, Serr poli5.i'
raib, Dab bic qdnae Sads IN ttr
qeipobnIidss ai.bssbrama d~uslautsn
ipiro9"
.Wsin, Iisbsr Dottor, sGn5 i'm Ss'
oentbeil. Der Brief okies Stre'
binaer oibt mir febr Su benisn. SH
6irfsn fi6 ia nidt peripirrtn laNtn.
Gle miiHtn imm.r bds cine ieitbolien:
bah Doitor Gpe6t BON i.nsr Grau
ouf Der m.boate Der Sinipeis auf DIE
@riubpftrnrobe nit Riidfi4t auf
bic GpiDnassaffdr. gema4t ipuros.
GtsLt man ben gritf unt.r oi.isu
GeFthtspintsI, 10 liest bic @,rmu.
tbuna nah., oab Der Strebinstr nit
BEN alaitsn ablauf Der Cad. ben
oelungensn DitbitdbI Der militdriidsn
Dofumsnte esmeiHf bdben lam. uno
bab Der .abidIub bes S.i4dftss'
NIT ienem in @erbinouns itsbt, ben
ser Madmann S~tolaensruber IN sr'
reqtsm gefprG6 nit Strebins.r
Knapp Dor htNen Sob sei.btn bat.
Dordus fclst, lieber 9ottor. oab
man ss sber nit elmer poIitii4.ot'
plomotiiden Qnstlegsnheit gu tbun
bat, ki Der .tne Grau als Tiittsl
sarl 3iptd bisnte."
Mud bic Rugel, Die i'm gilosr'
robmen eefunben poroen mar, fuur'
be BON Gbemitern onalpiirt nno IN.
ferfuft. Gle fonnten nur Die Wrt
Der Geairung betanntseben, srtldrsr
qaua btfimmt, baB BEL Der Wdfte
BUILDER nidt pertpenoet puroe, unb
{praten bic 8srmutbung aus. odB
6ie augel aus einem amsritdnti4en
acknowledgements nsusften
Mobtlls gtf6ohen porben lei.
Mne bisie Gutadten Der Sad'
nsrffdnoiaen unb Details tpdrsn GEE
piB ni6t sesisnet. bic Situation gu
fl1ren. Gle bertpirrten b,slmebr
Irur urb saben allen mosIiden aom'
bsnotionen Baum. Der sinsigs, Der
fih niht aus Der Rube bringen lteB
ano Die ssrabe 9ebdnf.nlinis tstt'
bitIt, mar ppli5eirdtb Wura.
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Bid infolse beg 2uftsutritts aud btr
Slibfaben seritSrt piirbs unb fofcrt
erIDfdte.
Der einsiss, a~llerbinss nuh ftbr
peientIide Mansel, Der Der eIeitris
fden 2amps anboftet, 1T ibrs lln<
empfinbIidteit fotpobl segen G1Ioss
petter, ipie aud seser matte, beatp.
|f4lehte Wetter unb ibr ll~nberm0gtn,
iol4e in dbnlider Weife or3u3eigei1,
mi. bies bic fonit sebrdudlide Gis
9erbeitslampe bermag. Mdbrenb bic
leBtere &oblenidure unb infoIge bon
Sauerfoffmansel unatembur sstpors
bens, alfo i4Ie9te 2uft burd cine
rafde Ibnabme ibrer 2eudttraft
be5p. burd p%ollftdnbisea grl6iGen
an3sigt, parnt ie ben Bergman ge>
gen bic sefdbrIiaen Sdlospetter
bur9 sinen I'm bic Slamme fih bifs
ben5en bIauen 2idtfaum. bic fosss
%nannte 8ureoIe. Dieter umranb 1T
es Dor allen 9insen, auf benz Der
8orrong Der fait alIent6nlben einges
fibrtsn gsnains Si9erbeitsIompe I'm
Steintoblenberebau berubt uno Der
ibr aud ielbft bur9 bic Bette sItttris
ide 2ompe 70 lei4t nod nidt itrsis
tis sema9t pirb.
Wdbreno olfo bic nllsemeine ginz
fiibruns Der elettrifden 2ampe 3ur
8eleu9tuns fir ben Gteintoblens
bersmann mod tpobl einise 3eit auf
iid tparten lafen pirb. 70 lsiftst {ie
bieiem bod unfddsbore Dienfte fir
Rettunesorbeiten. Namentli9 aum
Ginbringen in nit fdledten ober
brsnnbaren @afen sefiilIte grubtns
rdume 1T bic elettrifde 2ompe unerz
feblid. aus bieiem @runbe finb
briiben aud anf alien S~teintoblens
b~ersperten folde 2ompen porrdtiq,
Inn Bel llnsliidsfGllen fir bic Mefs
tinssmonnfduften btreitauiieben cber
I'm CUR 8eleuftune BEL Mrbeitsn in
Rdumen, bic nit fdle6tsn Meiiern
aefiillt finb, oienen su tDnren. Be-
ionbers seeisnet finb bic eleftrifnen
2amper fir Tolde Grubtn. in btntn
Sdlaspetter nidt gu bsfiirGten finb,
alfo fir SaIabersperts, 9raunfcbs
lens, gr5gruben unb unterircif1e
Stetnbri9e,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-24
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.Redt i95n allies. mas ie iassn,
ftrr poliseirotb," faste Baron
&pbor gum Gbtf bes Siterhsits'
bureaus, .aber i'd p.ib ni4t redt,
ipie i'd bic Sade onpdden ioIll Sd
babe In iolden Dingen gar feline erfah.
funa unb mDhte mid ni6t blamirsn.N
Der poliseiratb lddelte:
.Qieber Baron, Slid unb 3ufdll
fnb qr0bsre !6srren dls mir. Seben
Gle. 81 Iieet cine Namsnsliite bon
Damsn, 81. fid ibr 9aar nit Gl.ur
b,pr farben. Sdauen Sic iK ild
einmol an. aennsn sic cine bapon9"
Baron Gpbor iiberfIog bic Reibe
NIB antipprtete:
IA, einiae. Die ulte 8aronin
eirum, bic nit ibren eelben 5aaren
orsulid uusfebt. Dir.tt gum 5iird'
fsnl Damn bic tpunoeri4One Srau
tc1, aels nit ben intereHanten
wampbrausen. Der tOnnte man .ber
70 ettros anmutb.n; bic foil aud
enc ettpos mertpiirbis. gtrsansen'
beit bab.n - ni9ts anriidises. aber
Is folf bu tine Gsididte s.ipielt ho'
Ben gif.rfuht, gefdbrlide
NrDbung, fpas ipsiB i'd allies! Damn
fe,sne td nod bic GrGfin gampobtao
- ma, aud Elm. @rdfin, 70, 70 -
unb Die Mdr6.fa Galpont NIT
Ser bdbIihen 9o9ter. Ridtig. balo
HATTIE in bic @6aufpieItrin Gaa
6hpors psrgeFen; ab.r oi. III tpobI
oufer sFrda., oenn bic bob. Id nod
bcr Fiinf Sosen nit braunem 5aar
os{tbtn. Grf geft.rn b.lnsrtt. Id.
boB he iebt rot6blonb III; t9 battle
ne In Der Sbeaterlose fat nidt srs
iuunt.4
.HdtirIi6. bic tennen 81. aud.A
nedte oer poIiseiratb. ralfo feben
Gte, btute nohmittas eehen Sie gu
iraenbetner bisfer Damsn unb nas
nen tbr einsn 9efuh. 2enten @ie
hdnn bus @efprGd auf ben Mprb.
lDdFtn Git duf mas bit atute fos
esr, unb tpsrn Sbnsn irs.nb .tpas
btrbS1tis ri6eint, bann irattsn
sic btrous3ubiommsn. mo- fd bic
fglfur.b 'orsD Dame am II. absnbs Be-
funben BAT. Msiters fdaffsn Ell
f4 Gineuns in fplssnbs 9Guier Der
Hdlieniihen aolonie, mas Sbnen ia
utnt f6psr fallen miro. unb bdlten
6is Mugsn unb Sbrsn often. Mshr
3onn id Sbnen porldufis ni6t ratben.
81 fsIbit tpiibts al, Sbrer Steae. 10.
Idnee niht bstimmts anbaltspuntte
tcrlitstn. nihts anberes an3ufdngen."
Wit bitten Worten iibergab Der
goIi5tiratb Baron Gpbor cine Elite
BIZ In Wien anfdHisen italieniittn
BumiIisn bonn Mhsl.
.Msnn ih Gle rent peritebe, foil
"A, UNI sinsn militGriidsn ausbrud
Y gebr0udtn. bas 9errain rssos'
nofjieren.
Sch ridtis, Iieber Baron. aIfo.
13eI GIid!s
Qenstt usrabf6isoets BET ppIiaes.