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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08
Feed,
HONOR PRISONER
MAKES HIS ESCAPE

Hayden, Ariz. Nov. Smother Of
Gov Hunts 'honor'' prisoners has de-
parted and local officers are on the
lookout for him. His name is Edward
Mitchell and he escaped from the con
struction gang on the Ray-Globe road.
He is an Englishman and was held in
the prison on charse of burglary.
The gun shoot held in Hayden by
members Of the association resulted in
high score for Cook, who-go Is out Of
% blue rocks. The membership Of the
local association is about 40 now and
many prospective members are wait
ing to join. The--Ray sportsmen have
organized SIMILAR club and are con-
lempI2tlng Coming to Hayden in the
near future for the purpose of putting
their-ski1 against that Of the local
members.
Put a porous plaster on the chest and
take a good cough syrup internally if
you would treat a severe case of sore
lungs properly. Get the dollar size
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP.
With each bottle there is a free HER
RICK'S RED PAPER POROUS PLAS-
TER for the chest. Sold by Scott White
& Co, three stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08
Declare War On Colds.

A crusade Of education which aims
that common colds may become IN
common within the next generation
has been begun by prominent New
York physicians. Here is a list Of the
"don'ts'' which the doctors say viii
prevent the annual visitation Of the
cold:
Don't sit in a draughty car"
Don't sleep in hot rooms"
Don't avoid the fresh air"
Don't stuff yourself at meal time
Overeating reduces your resistance"
To which we wOuId-add-when you
take a cold get rid OF it as quickly as
possible. To accomplish that you will
find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
most excellent. Sold by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08

~ ROM the, orange groves Of Florida,
the apple orchards Of the famous
= HOOD river valley o OREGON, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08
REnECnRATING HOTEL

The Hotel St. Regis is being redecO-
rated for the fall and winter business
The interior of the lobby Is being
tinted and all Of the so rooms in the
hotel decorated and new carpets placed
in the rooms and halls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08

Upon request Of valley farmers and
fruit growers. The Herald adds to its
market report the wholesale prices. II
is generally understood that these
prices are just 10 percent more than
the produce buyers pay the farmer for
his product.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-08
From Sunny South and Bleak Northwest
Come Good Things To Help Out Ell PasO Menus

Spu Apples With Color
Ten Cents Pound; Meats Ayate Some
The Washington herald., 1912-05-12
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-16

gs. s. pdtbatpap an ssobn a.sipan.
slonf., $1,000.
Gli3abeib ". Gong on Ioripooo
Smp. q. II. 6. Co.. $25o0.
@etiIgie Sppotbefen.
GIiner 6. Yipers on 1bomoS W.
Gpnn, St20.
ISM. sSeib an CafIep Q. ii. 8. Co.,
$3.50.
Sobn 6. 8. Craig an Sos. Sater,
Ionliniltrntcr, $3753.
Wsosoolena gielefelb on emma
Sbterid, $500.
sSreo. 6. Gobme on SincolnI9. y.
go. / $4,000.
Gotporb Bud on 9cntenuinl@. a.,
$500.
Stanonro WaiIIiuorf SO. nns2eipin
Siinber Co., 1886.
Sinion gernitein an sSsroeIBreen.
BERG, $500.
eli5a 3 D,iller au GInupooosEloce
g. II. y. Co., $1400.
ssobn aonms an Jreo. Gfart,
$4,000.
sloa Gilman ansDsarp G.. .Sil1er,
$500.
2oura 9. Sotlnson Gincinndtug 8.
II. y. 60, S2400.
Cora MilIer an aate Boone, 81 O50.
Senrn s.. @ilfInq on Some .g. II.
6. ", $500.
Sobu 5. aeIlRn OIL Giti3ens' 'ganf
OF Ct. Bernard, $4,000.
Safe GoIisfn an Gnterpriie -. II.
g. u. CO.. $500.
9bos. @. apan an gerea College,
$2500.
sSssoiepbine aamphaus an Spring
@aroen 6. II. v. 60, $1,000.
Souiie e. @agner.an Seit Str.ag.
U. Ro. 1, $2100.
Oscar Ridter an Brighton Ger.
man 8f. Co, $1,000.
auguit 0t. ShoItin an 8eo. M.
9rint, $500.
Carrie steiffeIe.an @eiiern aue
9. g.. S3500.
Cello VtcSugbson Bernard 9abtL
Si725.
Heuben ). 8euman on g9poming
z. IL. 2. 60, $4250.
Gerie!be an VI. VI. Collins, 5ru'
flee, S2445.
GIi3a u. 2ong an Rorrpooo Snip.
g. II. &. Co., $500.
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9teue Sppotbefen.
albert Siegriit an slponooIe II. g.
6. IL. .. 60, $1150.
amelin 81. sselir on COSMOPOLITAN
9. II. 2. Co., $1,000.
TieieIbe on oieielbe, $4,000.
Warp Wecsaee an Gnterpriie g. II.
g. Y. Co, $4,000.
GIi3abetb sllten,eier on Central
Jairmonnt 3. IL. 6. 60. $1200.
Uhnnie Oilers on Reobing %. II.
6. 60. $500.
She Robert WtitheG Jurniturc Go.
OIL 9ropioent Sap.. .Bf. II. Z. Co.,
$1,000.
Geo. 9. McNiaer-on oto., $4,000.
9apio gitterle mu Geo. q. Chr.
mann. 5000.
Nm. gettis an NeIie u. Gregg,
$i25.
Soiepb Tenfotteson Z. Wuro 6. II.
9. 60, $500.
ss. 6. SatbaiuuD,an geunonia 9.
U. 9to. 3, $1,000.
Geo. 8 pario,s an Soiepb GrteI.
1851.
Rarn SatIeD an goutbern Ohio
Sob gf. 60, A5O0.
Sennie gedett on B. u. puhouo,
$500.
gfarp g. Golmorson MIfprblSome
3. Co., $3.50.
gsarp Clinton an oieieIbe, 81 500.
fora grenbiTg an Anna -1g. q.
JIetfer, $3.50.
St56ie WeGAroD on GentrnIk yuir.
mount .. Ii. 6. Co, $500.
Sl6sie gfcGArbp+ an fNob9ta2 a2obn-
boff, $1,000.
Henben s @eamnsrcn Gilt G0qe
y. II. g. 60, S425O.
J. gerieIhe ann. R. EnJins. saitea,
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Saftfrafs fir cine
GuHiitritit. Gin originsller
pro5eb purbe bisi.r 5ase i'm DbeiIaer
ge5irtsseri6i perbanbeIt. Der aunits
irititer Der .Dbebiiia Hofpoiii", 5err
M. SioIomonoff. bate in elmer Re3ens
iion iiber bic sipeite 4usfieluns Der
siibruiIiideH aiinitler Elm abfdaiges
ltrtbsiI iiber bic 4rkiien bes Staliss
ncrs Warmone gef1llt. Der ariiiier
foisp. bab bic StuIpturen abtbeiluns
dnf Der 4usfitlluns fdtpah isi, eab
dbertim peionosren bic Staiuen Wsars
monts ben 9eipeis Iiefsrien, bab ibrem
Snopfer ieslihes tiinitleriItx gms
pfinoenfebie. sic ieisn bait unb fee
ltHlos. Der 4utor bilbe niht Der
Stunt .iuseen. ionbern nur tpegen bes
rein nehoniihen proseifes bss Bill
ntns. Dor aliem abtr Ieien 7beiIe
Derfhiebener sSisuren ipis aud bi,
snnSe Jigur elmer gurpbife birest bonn
Wlocea obgesofen. Di.ie Rritii bes
tpog Wlormpne. eegen ben Werfafer
cine DerleumbunssiIaee sinsurei6xn.
Jn Der aIoge tpies sr barouf bin, bab
bic art oes 8iIbens, bic Der seritiIer
ihm poriDtrfe. iiberbdupt nibt auldfTia
lei nnb oIs cine art plasiat gelte. als
3engtn uno Sahperit6nbiae bate Der
HIGger cine NnsabI b<tannter 8iIbs
bauer Iaben iaIen. Die gonmrfiGns
biaen eriIdrien. bob es obfolut unaus
ldHig fti, penn Der 9iinftIer pon Der
Jigur bss Wlobslls sikn Dnpsobauo
MADE; bel mormones Gurbbtseiiaur
liege bieitr Jaa aud nint Dor. Ser
Su6Deritdnbise prof. paipIoiusfi
fdno, bob cine HeinuIbieuna ber;For.
rnnrlg nch benz mobel unb bic BE-
iduloigung, ooB man sinen DRbjtnbf
ntrlbt babe, sIeihmertbie ftien. ID
Die 3<usen bts 4ngstIagtsn, Der nid5t
i'm 0triht trihienen mar, boben Der.
Dor. bab Gfolomonoff Dor Der Riftio,
teit behen. mas sr fhrisb, fen iibers
ssngt getDeisn fei. bns Neairtsaerift
trfnnnte abr bcbiH. bob bos Nahum
Der Nsritum6uns eripititn lei, unb ptrs
urshstlse eiol0usonoff. ju jlpsi Mo&en
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Gs aibt einiams Msniden, bic iiber
Tag teins anDeren Weisn ipreten ooer
cor ipred,en mpae1 oils ben Otenitbo'
ten uno ben aelInI. 2eut1eIil. duh
bersli6 sibt iih Der ausgsmahtsite 3a'
eeitol3 nit benz eefdligeH 8onpmso
einem 9eIprdd btn, ous er ieinesglsis
den mirriIh periogt. go empfittoet
er s.itipeiie oos gDeien bes WeEihenz
eeftIs9ts bouptidhlidb in Der Stele
obsr in Der Sh.pdBboftigteit oes aeas
ners. (3um getipisl bat iia S6o'
penbauer in Jrantfurt idbrelang GU
bsrbaIb ieirgs Reitouruuts 10 gut tpIe
ME untsrhuIten) Iber out Der eIns
eeIeFene 5auspatsr, ber isine Irau
eIsihssitig als aotin eebcirathet uno
nit f.ibgsrihtiihersm Sobu iih allen
1fTsntIiden Spefespeien ferrbalt,
,ommt an Der pin6. oss 4elners
niht gang pnrbsi in Dem argenbIid.
no .r iith aaf ReiIen befinoet. 3fpar
1T In Deuti4lnnb. DOT aQem in, ROros
oeutinlonb, Der SeIner elm EsmIih
ihspeigiamss Wden. bon oem man
nitt piel RotiS ninnt uno nidH piel
mebr ipeib unb merit, ais baB e Die
Sp.iien binittllt uHo elm 5rintselo an
nimmt. Nitt asraoe freuHolib. aber
supsrldIFe unb bienitbereit oeriiebt sr
iein trasenbss uno hiniteaenDes 4lns.
Sn jstntr ittpcigenoen untsroronuug
Bat Der noroosutits aelIner etipos ooul
preubiifkn 8nmien. pabt ipm etfpas
nidt, 10 sibt er isinem miirriihelt
Wibmuib porrn 4usbrud, bab .r Eel
Ier uno Spetnn nehr hini6leuoert
als biniteli (nidt aber. bab er Der.
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bic antiDort auf bos Nnf6nauSsn. sss
ipiNermaben elm 4nfhnnusen isiners
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iit bod Der praibiidr, insbeionDere
Der Derliner RelIner ourh feline Dis
3iplin unb 3uriidboltuns febr ipoEl gu
ertrosen. llHb man turm bsm Berlie
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finbsn,. bob inn Weften, bslonbers om
Rbein Der bebknenDe G,eiit off alI3u
iebr an stpangtofer Gkiprdhigteit unb
heroblofienber Qoahlldnes eriebi, ipds
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reiter llnssrorbmans febli. WdHeno
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5.rr unb anent niAt nur auf bem
2anbe. Ionotrn aud In Den Gtdbitn
bel Ooft uno QelIner nod nahlsbt.
5eiat iid I'm WeIien bic sr0B1s Gleih.
belt aud sernDe in Dieien Dinsen bss
tdglihen 2tbens. Sn Siiooetnfhiono
erforbtrt bic iait burhtpeg ublihe
fp.ibIihe Wirtbfhnftsbbisnuu einen
gonS unberen Usobitob. DbfpoH Die
2eiitung i'm AlIsemeinen gsringer lit.
10 III man eiesnttin bod 3ufriebGler
babel. gsrgeBliGe iin0 iingeihidte
Dinger entihdbiaen m Der .negel bush
Elm nettes Nusisben unb EN- frDblihes
0efnt; unm0gIih brduserndbe uno,
ianiige GoISftongsn bagesen eniiHdbisl
gen fiir ben beflagrlsapertbsn Wnngel
an tpdbIiher Mnmntb pieifan NIT eis
nsr eritaunlihen 9ro8fGbisieit unb ei-
ner tmiistn Gcrgfult. bic besnegrn
ale Munfdk 70 eifrig erfiiIt, udl lie
iueib. bob q nur erInubie iein f0nnen.
wfon nub fin immer lpieDsr apunbern,
ipel6e Qnrren an Mobtriigen Don ben
Weteroninnsn Der WliinGener sselItr
pom NuSf9cnt onsoie Glide gefHt<pps
lpsSboN< 0smt4te. u1teS osusu ein1
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WranSeilentlnms Hebertrala1aen

glmeIia Sranf II. Ino. an Sonile
Snpoer, 10 Sabre Taht auf 45 bet
120 fSuB an Der @eitieite Der Blne
StroBe, norolid) BON Ganol StrdBe;
nunotIife Mtietbe 1926, NIT Dem Nm.
fnufsred,t fir SiS,0GO.
Clara Bottle an CHARLES 9. grau.
ming, / Bel 1913 SUB on Der SitieIte
ser Keeper Ipcnle, 125 Sub noroIi6
BON GoIeraiIt Ipe., 81.
eolpin 5. Weno on sSeonnette Sin.
| len, 80 bel 100 Sup on Der Weitieite
Der SloraI 9Ipe, 81.
Mime Morgan on ImeIia a. sSelir,
30 bel t35 Sub an Der Siioieite Der
Ioptona Ipe. in 3eittpooo, 81.
GIi5o !. Niller an SSobn uno Rarp
Weaee, Sofs 936, 937 imb 93S in
gofinger & Sopfins' 4. llnterabthei-
lung in GImnoob, 81.
sSoa 9app on 8eorgc 8. Goof, 2
Sabre Hadlt ouf einen Ibeil bes 81.
genibums an Der Norotpeit.Gde Der
8ariaip uno McEberion Str.; mo.
natiidle Diiethe $37 80.
Nm. Z. 8np an ,Sobn 9urfe, elm
,sahr 1nt,t nuf 70 bel So SUB an Der
Gillette Der gictor StraBe; Miethe 6
Iro3ent on S1375, Den anfduispreis.
Cornelius &c Huiter on 1be ). 81.
Sdlptt a. Sons 60, 80 bel 1Si SUB
an Der gtorbieite DER GtraiqbtSir., 81.
,Snnles 6. 1aro on Bernard :.
uno emma q. Shines, elm Stiif2ano
iii Suroep 4243 in gnoerion Qopn.
ihip, 81.
SEQ. ". Weaper on 9Ianhe g.
Waner, oen imgetheiIten antbeil an
y bel 81 sSub an @iue Str, slpiideu
q. un6 I. Ctr, 81.
sSobn 9urfe an Sanion Wt. COOPER,
90 bel 50 SUB on Der Sltleite Der Bic.
tor Strabe, 81.
@m. e. Gun an Sanion 90. Goo.
per, Sot II nHo 2beiI pon Sots 20
lno - i'll @m. &. Suns llnterab.
ibeilung. 81.
IPihael Wartin OIL gnna Wartin,
14.2S ader 2anb in Settion Is,
8reen 2oipnihip, 81.
,Soiepb GrteI OF Geo. VI. 8arions,
1 Sot on oSoa Ctr, 81.
&. Z. GarD, IT,, oil 8m. Shnei-
Der, / Sot on @ooopnro sIne., Col.
Iege Siu., 81.
&incent $. 9efnlon II. alnb. on W.
9. 9atbonon, / &oi an sSraufIin Ctr,
9tonpooo, 81.
u. s. Greiap an See Rouings, /
Got an Goot aoe., Carthage. ST.
Bertha Sru5a on Senrp g.Repers,
/ Sot an 8Ien Barter goe., ST.
Annmono 2. 5or an Celia Gurroa,
% ,SuB an Concord Ctr, 81.
&Sm agahoub on Ssennie gedett,
| Sot on &nrris gloe., gtorruooo. ST
8obert Carton oil Gua Cummings,
Sot 10 in Rcgtnmaro & Gonner's
unterabtheiIilra, 81.
eSobn Sdmitt oil R. GaIiini, %
Sub an Rirou Str, 81.
gincent s. 9edntan II. a. on SO.
:. SatbaDan / Got on srantIin
Strabe. Rormooo, 81.
ernlt 6. Hinebart on Mtorp G.
Conner, 43 SUP on 9rambIegpe., ST.
Wnraaret Rapp an 2issie 0ec.
Gurop, 23s SUB an Sarrifon 4pe.
nue. 81.
ebas, VI. SuIton,an Worp Sutton,
l Sot an RioeeipaD ape., 81.
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2anbhailie oberbnlb Der brei 2inocn
Gin 3iner bolten ipone, oiird pelheS
grnolb iino @erner IN ben areis iei-
ner ilteren 5rcuiloe einaefiibrt unb
OILS icine ne,icn 8eid1ft5aenoiien
ilnb Saushetpobner poreeftellt iper.
ben iollten.
(TprtSehuno foIdt.l
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8 eidte 81 b billie.

Sle mad Dorausgegnngenem
Strett ihmoaenb): oDas lit nidt
ldon BON Dir, War, ooB 9u 10 ein-
iilbig biit!"
Gr (arserltfO: $50 nenne mid
bait WayirniIian!"
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ger (6wunoen.
= Rpman DON 6 m. 4uguf a5nts.
(SortIe ebuHg.)

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mas qe6t's mid an. 8amals, ss mar
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gernin9er ms Daiier geIprltngsn
mar, lam Quf ben 8abeplaB Elm frem.
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1atte. IS mar 2lbeno uno geraoe te:n
ongenehmes Wetter, aber Der Wlann
tiimmerte Iih ni6t purum, er mart ists
ne &leioer ub uno gin9 ms gBaHsr.
9}a, er mar Der Gin3ige, unb th bate
teine 2uit, ieinetpe8en Wuhe gu bal
ten, ic9 blieb in meiner 8oje uno 'tano
om 7eniter, unD nie ic1 III Die Gdms
merung binausIQb, bemertte i'd etne
9eitalt, Die burh Die Weioen itIttl.
Gs mar Gin ri6ti9er Stromer, uno
fpds er lpplte, tonnte ih mir 0enten,
bas Geiinbel bat mir oft geHuQ Oas
leben fduer qemaht. Qlber id3 mar
nod ni6t aus Dem !0aufe, als Der 9Q-
qabuno itOn bic idmmtli6en aIsiz
bungsitude Suidmmen9erafft unb 'iA
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Munn i'm 5luB MAIDEN tpiiroe. ga,
ih hab' gepurtet unb 9epartet. aber
DER W}ann lit nidt pieoer oetommen."
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nWdbrIteinli6," nifte !5enorit
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ben"
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fu6t?"
SAB niats oa0on ge60rt, in Der
3eituns itano audi ni6ts."
n9a6t Sbr oeHn feline 2tn3eigs ges
mo9t?"
mSh2 Was sing bas mid an?"
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poIi3ei aIs beioIoster DGatsr un9es
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grpb tuufen tann."
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Die grne oeItiipt er blittp finiter pnr
lid Bin.
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lei Die Qei6e 0iefes g}ornrs osrp.< |
ien?" froote er
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ben, ;"
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ger1utporturo aiebsni~ o.
Bah Doron 61S ih nibt 5tnsr
al trooeu ippttetp 6er qpntroi, 0;s
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iiber goro sepprfen?"
rWeil i9 es ni9t burfte! 0os 9pl
tennt bic 8eiese 10 gut tpie ih.
rllnb teunt Sbr bic 0eieBe, oaur
peroet Sbr aud piIIen, mas Sud e-.
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buIb bsiinnt Guh nidht lunse! Stint
tauieno gboIer, Mann, bonn feto 81:
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.Sn ben grauen 2lu9en bcs 6duiirers
leu6tete es unbetmlth auf, er ihier
plDslth etnen Gnti6IuB gefuBt gu f1.
ben.
limb bis mann miibi Sbr oas 8elt
baben2" frugte sr.
rSeute noh!"
Die fiinfbunbert SboIer, Die sSbr
betommen babt, pero' ih ppbl a63ts.
ber birfen?"
IRA ia, roruuf ioQ es mir nidt an
tommen."
Sbomos 8aQ Ttanb auf uno .holte
cine opIIs RumfIaIbe, uno naaoem er
letn 8Ias gefiillt bate, i6ob er Die
6laihs oem Wtatroien bin, Der bieTsr
ltummsn Gtnlaoun9 obne 3Dgern nadz
fam.
rIIIo hsute no6?" fragte er.
vSo. 3iin0et 2ibt an unp soblt
mir bus 8eIo, oQnn ii,.o mir nit Elm.
amber ferttg uno td perbe Gu6 ni6t
ntebr I1itig fallen"
go raid gebt oas ni6t."
~9laubt SIR. MID bin6alten gu
t0nnsn?"
r0snn i6 Gu6 binbalten polte,
tpuro' i'd nt6t 10 DieI Dorte mGhen, "
icSte Der !6ouiirsr utIeI3udeno.
oSlaubt Sbr benn, i6 tperoe 10 tb6s
rtht fstn uno bds piele 9elo i'm 6auie
bsAaItsn2 s56r t9dtst IS aud ni6t,
mon mub oofiir Torgen, oaB bic go!iz
gel tsine 8epeiie finoct."
5snbrit Softer nitte suitimmeno,
aher in bem Bid, nit bem er ben Sou.
itrsr aniab, lag ein isbr itart aus1ee
p1Ggtes WtibtrQuen.
Duno no lit oos 9eID?" fraqte er.
nSJn ben Weiben."
nSsio Sbr perrUdt? Gin Wonn
Der 10 porii6tig iIt, pie oybr -"
pGsruoe neil i9 70 porIi6tiu bin,
babe ib es bprtbin gebra6t," unters
brad Der 5ouiirer ibn. bort fu6t
ss gliemanb, uno ioQte ous oo6 giner
stnFauen, 10 miro er es nitt finoen!"
p4usfIuAte." brummte Ssnorit.
~Sbr fagt Oas nur, nm einen 0orpauo
3u haben, mid tparten gu IQIIen!"
sS1r ioqt oas gelo nadber huber..
Utr ge9sn 8uiammsn in bic 8eiDen,
Der saaB III bulo geboben, id finbs
bic Ste!e aud i'm 5inItern."
"Stegt Der S6oB in Der groe?"
ngift tisf."
raber mir mHiIsn 8srt8sugs mt.
nsbmsu, lpie?"
Rein. 1ragt jest nidt peitsr,"
Iasts Der 5auitrer mirriich. .Sbr
-rsrost ia feber, NO oas 9erftsd iit.S
Der Wtatroie Ia6te unb trout nod
slnmal, ietn Bid tpuroe immer itierer
1no bic 3ungs idperer.
.gta," idgts er, niorgt nur, bab i6
sufrisosn geftelIt iperos, IonIt ge6t es
suh an ben eigsnen araqen."
1bomas gau ituno Dor einsm
Sbrant uno nabm mehrere 9eusnz
tanos beraus, bic er in feline Rodtaz
den ftsdte.
rJbr isto sin mibtrauii6erWenih," "
.rpIoerte er. runo bod bate i6 me6r |
Srunb, MtBtruusn gu beoen, tpie sSbr. |
Bolt Jhr mid jsBt begIeitsn?"
rSn Der 9untelbeit2 gs nGre om
Snoe beiIer. mir narteten big moraen.
~QBsshaIb2 gben ba6t SIR mir
'or3ssporfen, i9 fpolle Gud binbaltsn
inb isst osrlangt Sbr fslbit ben auf.
'hub."
rJdlt mir niht elm, tpenn 9lnss
lar an gprb 1T, ippllsn mir abIeaeln. /"
Senbrtt Softer bate nit oielen
Worten ilh erbo6en, er tranf bic Elae
DE leer UNI folste nit idtpantenoen
Shrltten benz 9auiirsr, Der iest bas
3imrner perlieb.
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(Jortiebuns folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-16

D'an ermdbne Sas Cincinnati gousrIaii-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-16

llno es qcihah, tpie er es piinidte.
stn Sroblihtcit ilno Seiterfeit unter
cen bier jungen 2eilten, ipenn lie
nod pollbrahter ?lrbeit DER Mdnner
I'M @cieaihaits3ilnmer DeriammeIt
Daren, feblte es bon jetst un nid,t
inehr, uno am meiiten frclte fih bar.
iiber alS er cs iah. Der elite Serr,
Dem eS ilberbnlpt einen aan beion.
oeren 8enits su acipdhren ifien, nas
acaenieitige @crGaIten oicier bier
TerioneiI sii heobaften llnh baraus
nibt eben I'll ifluirriae gdliiiie fiir
Die 3nfunft 3it 3ieben. Tas aroBte
s'erguilgcn aher nerliriadte es ifn.
ipenn or in Oen eriten 9agen nab ie.
ncnl hcneiitilnespollen GicIprdh nuf
ieinem Nribatsimner Die 9erlegeit.
belt gefpobrte, nit Der g9erner ii6
.Jeiuina naberte, ba bieicr ia nibt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

cleared the opposite shores of the en-
envy and were ready TO cover the cross
ing of the river and the landing of the
army. Seeing themselves cut off, the
garrison at Island No. 10. surrendered
to Foote on the 9TH of April. the
day of the Confederate repuise at Shiloh
The other Confederates retreating before
Pope'S advance were nearly all over
taken and captured at o'clock on the
morning of the Sth.
The result of Gen. Pope's operations
in connection with the services of the
Carondelet below Island No. 10 was
the capture of three generals, over
5000 men. 20 pieces of heavy artillery,
1900 stands of arms and a large guam
tity of ammunition and provisions, with
out the loss of a man on our side.
On the 18th the Benton flag steamer),
and st. Louis. passed Tiptonville and
signaed the Carondelet and Pittsburgh
to follow. Five Confederate gunboats
came up the next day and offered battle,
but after the exchange of a few shots at
long range they retired down the river
We followed them all the way to Craig
heads point. where they We're under
cover of their Notifications at Fort Pill
low.
On the 14th Gen. Pope's army landed
about six miles above Craigheads point
near Osceoa, under the protection of
the gunboats. While he was preparing
to attack Fort Pillow F'oote sent his
executive officer twice to me on the
Carondelet to inquire whether l would
undertake to pass below the fort to CO.
operate with Gen. Pope. to which in
quiries 1 replied that l was ready at any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

Foote had given special orders to keep
up stream and be ready for battle any
moment day or night. There was SO
much illness at that time in the fotilla
that about third OF the officers and
men We're under medical treatment, and
a. great many We're unfit for duty. The
9th of May, at his own request, our dis
tinguiShed cOmmander-in-chief was re-
lieved from his arduOus duties. He had
become very much enfeebled from the
wounds received at Fort DonelsOn and
from illness. He was succeeded by Flag
Officer Charles Henry Davis.
The morning of the 10th mortar boat
was tOwed down the river. as usual. at >
am, to lombard Fort Pillow. The Gin
cinnati soon followed to protect her. At
6:35 eight Confederate rams came up the
river at full speed The Carondelet at
once prepared for action, and slipped her
hawser to the bare end ready for Or
ders to "go ahead" No officer was on
the deck of the Benton flag steamer) ex-
cept the pilot, who informed the flag Off
Ger of the situation, and passed the Or
der to the Carondelet and Pittsburgh to
proceed without waiting for the flag
steamer. General signal was also made
to the fleet to get under way, but it
was not visible on account OF the light
.og.
The Carondelet started Immediately
after the first verbal order: the others,
for want of steam or some other cause
We're not ready, except the Mound City,
which put off soon after We were fairly
on our way to the rescue of the Clncln-
natl. We had proceeded about mile be-
fore our other gunboats left their moor
ings. The Confederate rams We're adj