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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
WOMAN IS RUN
DOWN BY
AUTO

Mrs. LsssA Manson. tsi2 Dexter
av., w1s run down ard painfully IN.
jured BY an automobile driven BY
Or. Alvin Y. hsssprsIeh ~ the Ben
Marehe corner II n o'clock this
morning.
The accident occurred while Mrs.
Manson sas evossino the street.
Both Mrs. Hanson and the physl.
clan discovered at tho sanih time
thar they we're In dRnxer nf colild-
inx. They both stopped. then both
smddsniy started again. The auto
Knocked Mrr Hanson down and
passed over one leg. breaking Il In
tao places.
nr Heayenrich hsurlcd the victim
to the city hospital. where he a.
tended TO her injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

A public dance win BE- given
by the American Yeouen at the 4
q. q r. hall, Virginia and Bosen.
TONIGHT, for the benefit of two destl.
tuts famiiiesl Every body Is r.
quested 10 bring something. eat
sbleS or old clothing. Tho dona-
tions gathered tonight vii, be given
to the two families to help them
Tor the present. and on February
sth the order will give hall and
card party at which : small ad.
mission will be- charged and the
funds turned oscr to the same FAINT
lies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
GREAT FAITH IN
mrs. IlnelEY

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 25.---Taking a
long breath. Judge Cunningham OF
Newcastle. Pa. attorney for Geo.
l.. Patterson, contestant In the
Thurston will case. today started
the reading OF what is expected to
be the last lap OF the deposition oI
the spirifuaiist. Mrs. Mary Hastie
Mrs. Hastie, who is alleged 10
have controlled Mrs. Harriet Pat
terson before she became Mrs
Thurston. stated In her deposition
that she had great faith In Mrs
Katherine Tingley. who eventually
got the greater part OF Mrs. Thurs
TOMS fortune by her last Will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
SEIFER ON TRIAL FOR
LIFE; TWO WOMEN JURORS

ton OF Emma L. Wood. who sat on
the schreiner murder case early In
the week, are the first women jur-
ors In Washington TO sit on first-de-
gree murder cases, are on the jury.
They are Mrs. Ida NJ. kIecman, 4509
fsth av. s.. and Mrs. Jane A. Lee
son. 1880 Greenwood av.
Prosecuting Attorney Murphy this
morning made his opening argument
and was followed by Judge Lindsey
for the defense. George Friend
viii wind up the argument for Setter
this afternoon, and Murphy will fin
ish the states argument. when the
case will 90 TO the Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
Doesn't Remember
Confession Now

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20. Now
denying absolutely that he Is guilty
of arson. David Abrams. the tailor
who confessed to firing the Broad
way flats. for which crime MrM. Net.
tie Rouda was nj frat arrested. has
today renonnced that confession.
Abrams is In the Emergency hos.
pitaI.
Il don't remember making or
signing any confession,r Abrams
declared. III did, was not In
my right senses. attempted to
take my life simply because I have
thought OF suicide for long time. g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

The first degree murder trial OF
Charles Setter. charged with killing
John Craig. section foreman for the
Great Northern. last Labor day. will
be IN the hands Of the jury late this
afternoon. The trial began yesser.
day morning.
Seller. who was a track walker
under Craig. put in a plea Of self-de-
fense. saying that Craig came over
To his cabin and began a quarrel
with him over the matter OF split.
ting np fraudulent time check for
SO.
Two women. who. with the excep-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
EnocK0UT DROPS
REGULAR STYLE

fUY Untt91 Dfo0o E49161 VII
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2ts-~The
flat charge THAI knockout drops are
fayorite means employed by Isaf'
barry coast resort pruprlefoTs 20
shake down their visitors Of
money and vaiuahles. was made
here today BY Hazel irwin. dance
hall giri. 20 Police Captain Duke.
following the charge OF Ada fulton
nrstagne. formerly ~ Sacramento.
that visitors 20 Jimmy LAWYERS Fc.
sort were frequently hruKKsd The
Irwin girl tecited numerous In.
stances TO snbktantlale her story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
Everett Treasurer
$19,423 Short

EVERETT. Wash. Jan. Is -Ac-
counts OF Alex keay. treasurer uf
Everett. who disappeared suddenly.
are out Of balance 10 the amount
OF sIg.t7s. according TO the report
o. tho state bureau nf inspection.
Keay has not been located. The
United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company wrote kcsy's bond
for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.--Mimic
war will be waged about San Fran
cisco by about $4,000 regular and
state troops. the Pacific naval fleet
and a squadron OF aerial cruisers
next August to test the coast de-
lenses. The army Of invasion viii
move against the land forces from
Half Moon Bay.
Militia from Utah, New Mexico
and Arizona will be included In the
maneuvers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

TACOMA. Jan. 25.-Deiegates
numbering over i5o from all parts
OF Washington attending the Wo-
mans Good Roads Congress. enter
ed upon the second session today.
l.. Frank Brown OF Seattle opened
this mornings session with a spir.
tied talk on Cooperation. the Key.
note OF Good Roads" He was fol-
lowed by Mrs. Walter Reed OF
North Yakima. who spoke on Res
toration and Historical Roads"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
DUKE IS IN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.--Arriv-
Ing here at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon. the Duke Of Connaught Will
b. Immediately rushed In an auto
mobile to the British embassy.
From there tho 18th cavalry, the
crack troop from Fort Meyer, will
eacort him to the White House.
The reception will be held at s
o'clock. Upon the dukes arrival
a mounted military band viii play
God save the King Upon his
departure II will render THE Star
Spanglsd Banner
The formal reception viii be
held In the blue room. After the
reception the duke will bc taken
to the red room, where Mrs. Taft
viii pour tea for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
GIRLS REWARDED
For SAVING TRAIN

San FNANcIeco, Jan. 2s---
Little Alma Martin. ~ho Tagged
the Southern Pacific overland
limited and saved Il from being
wrecked. and also hay sister,
Asieen. have ssch received TO-
day 500 from the company -
reward for their -promps" ard
lnseiisgsns seflor taken upon
dis<cvery os . broken rail near
Alta en- January ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
TACOMA RECALL

TACOMA. Jan. 15.--There Is
every probability that Mayor w. W.
Seymour will be recalled. Petitions
calling for recall vote at the com.
missioners' election. 10 be held in
April. are being signed by mum.
Der of the voters.
The people are ciamoring for the
recall Of Commissioner OF Public
Utilities Il. y. Weeks. He may re.
sign under the pressure or force
a recall and join hands with Sey.
mour in an effort TO avoid being
thrown out,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
YOUNG CLARK TO
PLEAD INSANITY

cHEHALfs. Wash. Jan. 2s =
Adeibcft Clark. charged with first
degree murder for killing Banker
Lawrence 3ar at ccnfralia on Dr.
carrsbef 70. while attempting. II In
alleged. 10 rob the bank. viii prob.
ably plead insanity az his defense
HE entered plea of not guilty 10
the Information yesterday His
trial will come up early ia March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

progressive members Of the iegis
lafure. school teacher. Mrs, Mary
c. Boxafdus. -iust = mother. mem.
hers OF the Progressive Republican
league. progressive democrats. all
Joined az that time TO induce Cot.
teriii 10 become candidate.
The loyal workers who are d.
rcctins the cosscriil contest have
perfected remarkable organization
and a lively campaign viii be con.
dncted. The women's hsadauaf.
tiers IN the Lumber Exchange
building presents busy appear.
ancc. scores of women calling every
day 20 enlist In the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
HAVE you REolsTEREp7

4 The Last day for registration i,
4 Ia February 13. and that day is ,
4 growing mighty near. Get In
4 early and avoid the rush dur. ,
4 ing the last few days. Only ,
4 81 registered yesterday. II ,
4 takes tut minute to do II ,
4 now. You may have to wait ,
4 In line later. The books are i,
4 open at the Prcfontaine build ,
4 ing. opposite the city hall. be ,
4 tween 0 a. IN. and 6 y. m, and ,
4 until Q p. m. on Saturdays.
4 4 ~ X 4 4 tAkkAA 4 !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
eAeEMENTs FLOODED.

Property owners In the neighpor-
hood OF Thirty-first avenue and Re
publican street are complaining
about tho ncglcctful management
In putting in a trunk sewer by the
Erickson company, which has
caused the yards and cellars In the
district to be flooded. The rains
Of the last two days have added
to the neighborhood flood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

Mining Law-The Legal Re-
quirements to be Met by Miners and
Prosrectors." Ia the topic OF free
lecture which will be delivered at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight by Willis
b. Herr. OF the law firm Of Herr.
Bayley 4 Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
Tried to End Life With Mother

FRANcIsco Jsn. 25Her mother taken from her In
DYING
by accepting position In dance halt Ger
into
temp 10 life.
watchman occupy adjoIn-
Emer
nal that live. the
saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
ROYAL DUKE DRIVES AN
ENGINE THROUGH TUNNEL

25The OF connsuaht democratic
Washington today
transfer station Harrison, NJ
he attached the he
transferred the Pennsyana
al Haris nd run
comn 'front.' tire
piece Of engineering hc ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 2b.--Gov-
crnor Osborn OF Michigan came out
fatty here today for Roosevelt. Il
favor Roosevelt for president first.
last and ali tho time" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
FAVOR REVISION

house ways and means committee
reported today favorsbIy on the
Underwood bill 10 revise the iron
and steel tariff measures. The
house democrats will hold = caucus
Saturday In an effort to secure the
adoption Of the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
UNITING PRETTY WOMAN AS MURDER SUSPECT
BUT BRYAN GOT HIS

ST LOUIS. Jan. es-wm nryan wore n mnch abbreviated
costume IN the Union station
Out the presidential situation with politicians
uem"eFnt'c leader entered the station
sasa attention to the fact that his OF
After looking them thooeht So too md entering
ns station pressing quickly spped them OFT Then
eAiIux or MIS- oyercoat
TO tho waiting discuss
Whom his trousers nryan Folk meta
number OF local politicians and
- -" = - $3.50 - -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
CLUE TO SLAYER
OF TRUNK VICTIM
Clues Point Her Slayer Of Man Whose Body Was Shipped
Here From Portland in Trunk-Search Becomes Coast
Wide

With 500 infuristsd Chinese,
scores Of detectives and the United
states immigration department
Joined In the hunt. there seems TO
be little chance that oy Sen. the
pretty Chinese girl accused Of iur-
Ing seid Blnq. the trunk murder
victim. 10 hIs fate, can escape. The
search has become cosst-~ide, and
today every Chinese vessel bound
for the East 10 guarded, and every
Chinese quarter on the Coast 10
being thoroughly corfbsd.
Oy Sen has been habIfue OF the
Chinese slave Gems OF the Coast
for the past several years. and for
two years past was intimately ac-
quaintcd with the wealthy Seid
Bing. whose mutilased body was
yesterday discovered In a trunk at
the King NJ. station. The infafua-
tion of Bing for the woman was
well known by the Portland Chi.
ncsc. and last month. when rcla-
fiyes OF the trunk victim first be.
fAftAf 8t4t Ni<1 VtfI HfH AVHtttfEs iir
mother went TO The Dalics. Or, TO
inquire as TO HIS whereabouts of
the woman She prosegsed igno-
rance al that time.
The detective departments OF
both Portland and Seattle have de
vcioped little of importance In the
case within the last "a hours. Ev-
cry clue run down leads 10 the pret.
~ Oy Sen. Hhf the police believe
they are close on her trail.
Woman Was Here.
The woman was In Seattle short.
ly before The murder. bat she has
kept well under cover since. The
last and best clue IS that she was
ia Portland 10 days ago. This
track has been followed to San
francisco. and Portland detectives
have zone there TO prosecute the
search.
Detective Joe Day and a Chinese
representing scid Back arrived in
The city today. to claim the re.
mains Of the mufilafcd Chinese. A
local undertaking firm asked es50
TO ship the body 10 Portland. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25
677ERILL OPENS
IIlNTEST TUESDAY

r,,a6rte for Mayor VIII Address Voters in Arcade
r. "a s ctiaens Met Three Weeks Ago to Invite Him
xu,~re D1oannntion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

Two distinct motives for the
crime are being developed. The
first is that IL was a lovers quar-
rel. or one In which Seid Bing
strenuously objected to the attcn-
tionB shown to Oy Sen by tall
slim Chinaman. This stiifor is
said TO have been favored by the
woman. A Chinese answering this
description was seen lettering
about the Union station In Portland
at the time the trunk was shipped.
and later asked the .expressman
who hauled II. II II got away all
right. IAN right. good" he said.
when assured that Il was aboard
the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

Ladees Genttelmen: you
Truth the Bl
q
prof s talking which il perfectly
bored
but he isn't He born that
trail again.
The subject What . Butter?'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

The police and some OF the ac-
quaintances OF the victim OF the
tragedy. cling TO the robber theory.
and urge tho character OF the
woman. In support OF this. Bing
was always known 10 have q guam
,isy OF money on hts person. and
a valuable watch and diamond
ring. were also missing when tho
trunk was opened.
Considerable excitement was
caused early this morning. by q
report that the woman was under
arrest az The DaIIex. Oregon, but
this proved 10 be false. She was
traced 20 The Dailes by the Chi
nese. but had left that place short
time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-25

Portland representative conferred
with local Chinese. aud demand
was rnacc tnat the body be returned
to it's original state In the trunk.
The matter Was adjusted when the
undertaking firm reduced its
charge.
There win be two inquests over
the dismcmbered body. The first
will be held tomorrow morning at
1890 a M. when the evidence OF
local witnesses will be taken. Then
the body will be shipped 20 Port
land for the other inquest. II In
hoped that important evidence Will
be disclosed then.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-03

Sntel Gam bat Elm lebr pdh4
flames 2luee. oas iih niht bios auf
JalIhmiiH3er, slttisnperDa1trer, gls
1enbabnrduber unn Sruitmasnaten
rittet. Mit sroBsm llnbebasen bat er
teobahtet, baB nah isiner ShGgung
jdhrIih 500 Millionen Dollars Hnh
europa perfdieppt nerbeH, uno 8par
Don Qeuien, Die ith bort ben Sommer
iiber aufboltsn. Siefs grob. Summs
su retten. lit .r auf ben glun perfan.n,
3ipei 2eute biniibersuitider, bic NIT
sutsm Wunofpert uusgeitattet Iinb uno
nit elmer anaabl Jilms, pelh. bic
ftonIten RaturzSeenerien odritellen.
8isfe iofIen in ben 9rpbftdoten Gurps
pas tn 3intorps, pie man IN Berlin
Die Bdnbelbtlnsrz s bedter nsnnt, pro-
susirt iperoeu. Der i6laue Sntsl nil
in eisisr Wsife stpsi 5liessn nit elmer
alappe fd)lasen. Die in europa mel.
lenoerQmsritansr iollsn iiber bteS6Dns
beitsn hires 2onoes, bic ibueu oollis
unbetannt iino, ,belebrt usroen, 10 odB
fe in ben Ser. Stdaten bIeibsu uno
bort ihr 9efb persefrsn, unb bic guros
pder ioLlen peranlabt tpsrosn. ibr Gelo
heriibsr gu bringen. Sntel Sam pers
eibt dber Gins, bab bic 2eute, Die nu6
guropa gehen, niht bios Rdtur, iuns
bern aud Sultur gsniebsn molten uno
bon lestersr baben mir leioer fsbr me-
Mig aufsupeiien. politiIde 8oHs uno
Esmperen3Isr finb bic am msiiten herz
portretenben gIiithen unferer aultur
uno penn man bisis sshn Mpnat, I'M
Sabre genisbt, iebnt man iiA Hah abz
ipehsluno.
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| Die Rprtb american Rsuistp bringt
einsn Idnseren Guffas, ber iih geger
bic oefhloifene Mertitatt penost. gs
tpirn osrfelheu gum 8orpurf eemaht,
odb lie bic Ddaren pertbeusrt, inoem
Die augeftsaten in gsi6IpFenen Dert.
| ftdtten ii6 ipetssrn, Wiatsrial aus
Hiht unioniItiiter Wertftdttsn 81
perarbeiten, ods beoeutenp bilIieer isi,
ais bas WatsriaI aus geihloHsnen
Betrieben. iSeruer pirb auf bic Waffs
oes 8opcotts bingetpiefen, tpelhe stpei
Rtlionsn untoniitifhe4r rbeiter ihfpins
gen, Bite nit ibreu 6ruuen unp Rim
bern cine aunoihaft nit sinsm Wads
renrerbrauh BON 3ebn Wtillioneu
Weni6en reprdfsntireu. S6lisbIih
pirb Die 8erlesung bes priHsips pors
sehalten, iponah Sober bsredtiet lei.
iixr feline perion na4 freism BilIen
3u oerfiigen, mas Die Union perbins
oere.
Ollie bisie 9orbaltungen nerbsn
ourh bic 5rage erIebigt: aDnnen Qrs
better pbne Organization ibrs 2lns
fprii6s auf einen sere6ten 4rxi.sIobn
ourfissen? Riemono piro pas su
fshaupten paeen. Gs lieat i'm ees
lddftsmdnniihen grin3ip. Waaren 10
billts als moglih 81 taufsn. Der
un.erntbmer betraatet bic 4rbsit als
cine Waare unb oa bic 201ne BEN
bauptidh!ihften 9fSil Der probufs
ttDnstoiten bar itelen, 10 befte6t Elm
uuipiberitehli6er 3pans. bic 2Dhne
mDslihft gu psrtiiraen. Die glotbfpsns
oigteit, biefer 2obnoriderei entaegsn
gu pirfen, bot sur Bilbung BON unios
men sefiibrt. Die 9egteren bilben
oumit einen iinerldblihen 9eitanDt6eil
Deg fo3talen Srganismus. gs lit oober
10 pergeblih oasegen an3utdmpfen,
Die geeen bic itdatlihe Organization.
Ddnii TT axr audi ertldrt, fparum
Die llHionen segen niht uHioniitifGe
Bertitdtteu dntdmpfen. 9ieie pereiz
tsln bic 4bfiht. einen esrsttsn Qobn
5u erlangen, osnn mas aud bic Be
flyer Der niht unipniitiidsn Werts
fatten fagen mcgen, bab iie geiGfs
unioniffen uno unipniftsn BEN afeis
den aobn anbIen, 10 lieat bod oie 4ba
fidt nor, bic 2obne bsi nGditer geles
gfubeit su oertiir5en uno nihts III
ciefem 3wede bienlihsr. ais Der offeue
Arbeitsmartt. Cine offene Bertitatt
bebeutet nichts dnneres als einen offe~
neH Wdrtt, in ueihsm oer 4rbitaeber
bic Arbeitsnoare gum biqisitsn preiie
tnuft unb es eibt bierin aur teine
preisbegrn3ung. Wsr ShIen au
Uanrttt briHgt, tuirb INNER auf einem
UfinimaIpreis befteben. sSm offeneu
Wartt iiebt Der 4rbeiter nod unier
benz DNfen. WsHn bic Rotb brduut.
mub er 8efAdftisuns 3u jsoem preife
auaeamsu, tuenn .. aud niht einmnl
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9okal.Dtrid)t
Go,a,nercial Mifoeiation.
1isielbe bs3isbt ibr nenes 6anpts
snartier im Gsrrw @sbSnSe.

Die COMMERCIAL MFoeiaticn Bat oes
fern ibre neuen NdiimIi4leiten kScs
gen, bic I'm 5fpsiten Giod bss grrem
GebGnbes eiHetric9iet finb. yrGfbent
Gen. y. DietsrIe. Manager Carl Ds.
hpnep. 20. y. G6ambsrs nnb Mnbsre
mo4ten bic Gonnsurs lpdhrsnb btS
empfunges, bsr In ben Stunben BON
10 lltr Dprmittugs tiS 5 ubr NaMs
mitiogs dbgebdltsn nurbs. Die Jobs
rsspsrfsmmluns Der GeiefIfhoit finbet
am Is. Sanuar I'm 4ofel einton jtatt.
Das Rommistee fur Wittel nnD
Mese hieIt seiisrn RaHmiitas cine
Gitung db. 6err 0snn Gtont b.
merfis, boB bic Qommertial aHeeius
tion niht oeit unb OeIb opfsrn fcIts
fiir Die Heipirtfuns Don dusndrtisen
Neju9srn. Die gerabe Ionse eenug in
bfr Gtobt bleiben. nm tpentu<u an
benz GeFsHen tbeiinebmen 40 f6nnes,
psrr Gtone 6dtte onf be Oonpernenre
ber Weftfadtsn Bs3ua. bic Dor 3urs
gem unisrsr @tdbf eine Gtippobi{ite
dbftattsten. nod b05u IN BEN Abenbs
itnnbsn. Gr fatte feline AnH@ten IN
einsn 4ntrag Snfommea, ber BON bsSrl
Rommiitee gufse6<f6en nurbsn.
Gerr Gnie %. Smith. Der Norftet
bss Rpmmtstee1, batte 5eime 9plIegen
5uppr nnft 6efJlidfie bssriibi. Rad
Annubme DsS GentrdIbdbubcf sIrsis
briefs uap nit einsr n<uen unb Dor.
anSfmtli9 tii&iiaeM GtobtperDdItunQ,
fdgtt sr. 4dbe 6ds Jobr In btr 16dt
nister tsn eiinftsfsn AufpiSisn -,
6ennen. q. 4. JcbufOH fpro9 Ipisbef
80 OuAIaxn bsr UeibebuIiung poM yeft
9s0m05. iptun ntdbt 0Is Miliidrpofsn,
10 bod ale MiiiidrlmuIs. Gs nnSbe
<in auSi6u6 1xn0nnt, ber III heM aus
idatioeM 0s4ctbsn III 0ofbinaiuS
sotleaiA 1es2sa fo1.
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figieit; aber fpsr eiipos jhdrfer beobs
d1tst. iitbt aud monhes olte, miibs
Gfiht, bos, iptnn es niht gerobs
otm publitum gegeniiber krbtnblif
Idnefn unb niden mub. sinen iums
r1erDpllen, perbiHenen Musbrud an
limmt, aIs fhIepptsn bic Snbaber
fhnerer an ibrer Geftalt aIs Der feiite
9ierbrauer, Der fie nit gutmiitbiges
Uerfpunbernns tpie Elm fffperer Neus
funblGnber einen mitroffopiihen AFz
fenpinifer hfhnappert. Die 9eip1hs
nuna mag pieIe 3iperse nit ibrem
traurigen Shidfal psrfObnt baben; in
ein5slnen Aorperhen ater ifedt pieIs
Ieint bod Elm g<iit, Der fein perz
pfufhtes Gebdufe fhmerslih empfin-
bet. Wanhe Qiiiputoner 3eigtn ndms
Iih niht blob eine forperIite gefnids
lihteit. fonbsrn audi eine bur9aus
tormals SntelligenS; bic als Hrcne
Der ausfteiIung anseprieitne 3tpergin
freitid1 iii Elm Sehsidbriaes MGnhen
nit beformirtem Shdoel, bas unisr
Der Sbbut elmer bounIansen Mdrterin
eieeniinnig uno nerpOs iabria NIT ffie-
rem, bI0bem Bid in ieinem puppenz
hdus bin unb ber pur8elt.
Die 3rGait oes 3persthums err
fheint I'm 70 barter, als bic arobe
Waiie bier gar feline 5ragit, fonbern
en- pusises Raturipiel fiehi. unb Der
GebiIbtie fih erii basu iiberreben mub.
ben dubsrlih 5u ilein aeraibensn &C.
ielien cine DotIsiiIiise Sesls su5usr.ens
nsn. Elm ihlasenoer ge.peis, pie tpenis
man prattiff bas 4eubsre uno bas
Jnnere zines Wenfh<n, bic bod ibtores
tifn eans oerfhieben ftin tonnen, 5u
trtnneH Rrmng. 2luh bat unisres
Wifens nj. Elm ShriftftelIer, obfhon
fonftige iorperlihe unb eeiftiee ariipz
pei iehr eineehtno ssfhilbert ipprben
finc, sinen reoelrefttn 3ipere gum
eelbeH elmer gefhihte ousertorsn, bic
fid an bic Wirtlihfeii bait unb bic
tletnen Geidopfs niht ala elbifdeBss
len NIT arotesi luftisen ober unbims
Iiden 3iissn malt. gis[leiti bic bette
Stubie tn 3irerstnpipdoloeie eiebt
Gidens In Der s5isur Der Mib Mptp=
der, bic burd pofItnrsibersi miibiom
ihr grot peroieni. Sie f6ittet sins
nal bem mitfiihl.nbsn Sapib Goppers
fielb ihr befiimmertss, sIeinss Sers
aus: Sic ipunDern fib ale, bieie
itidiiinnistn iuneen aeu.e. bic biibft
ousstipahfeu iinb, bab Elm tleines
ding ME ih nod Osfiibl bat, sic
braufen mid fpie Elm SpieIeua, irers
fen MIDI meg. tpenn iie miibe iino uno
ipunpern fih. bab ih mebr Gefiihl
babe als Elm Shnu,eipfsrb ober Elm
holserner Cobalt" Wenn bic arm.
Wib Wopder in Daibssts 1oipn
tpptnts. tpiiroe iie ipoH niht nisI ans
otrs ipyehsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-03

te. uber 2tsterer iheint bon Der Mb-
fiht Minb befpnmen 3u baben unn
fuAr on 2anfing pprbei. 1as bielt
nber ben Gpuperneur niht ab, Der
Nsrfommluna, Su tpelcher Ga 5o1etts
niht srfhienen mar. feline MnIiht nits
3utbeiien. Rad fsiner 9ebauptuna
Bat Ga 5ollette, audi penn er bic RDs
nitnofion erbalten follte, niht bic n1ins
bette Spffnune, erpdblt perben 81
iDnnen, ipeil er. tpie mir Das ia ielbit
mebrfat Rmertt babe, allen 5ragen,
peIhe bic Ration 10 tisf beriibren. aus
benz Mese seht, oner fa b0tlt obers
fIGhlit, bebanneIt uno iih nur iber
lrfale qnseleaenbeiten osrbreitet, in
oensn er cine Aple se1pielt bat. aber
Goup. Osborne 5fpeifelt nibt bios an
Ga Sonsttes Grfpdbluns, ionesrn beuz
tat audi ON, nob Gait niht ourhorinz
gen tperbe unb empfieblt infoIee pehen
aIs Brdfioentfhafts aonbioaten Grs
Senator 8.periose BON Snbiand oeer
1heooor RppIepslt. Mir glauben
niht, bab bic Termination 5afts iih
perbinoern lGbt, aber Der 9inipsts auf
8eoeribgs mag IN politiIhen areiien
aufmertiamfeit erresen. geperipss
mag 8Rlen aus benz @runbe annebmz
bar ihetnen, oab er seeen tein 8orurs
tbeil uno teine politihen 5sinoe ans
5utdmpfen bat uno elm 5orti6rittler
lit, aber fein Raoifdlsr.