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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20

Miss Blanche MARYLAND Is In Park
VILE, MO, visiting with school friends.
She visit In Kansas City before re.
turning home.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20

Robert Ilensley, veteran Of the
civil war, died at his home in Mound
city, Friday Of last week, June ~,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
Bulls For Sale"

A few good young Red Polled Bulls
of my own raising. One, six months
old, pedigreed; two, one year old and
two, two years old.
II. c. DUNCAN.
Or inquire Of CHARLES IACHMAN,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20

G. T. METCALF & co.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
To the Farmers.
Holt County NO..
Dear Friends
What town your
for producer Would
be shown
Did you receive Csc pound and I5o your
dhavegi you
Are you buying your a per
a
Hoping o your
Very truly
T. METCALF & COMPANY.
p S.."H o have you prices
butter write your mail
list.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH ITEMS

The congregation have been
invited to attend the English
services at the German Baptist
church at 2 p. m. next Sunday.
The services viii all be in Eng
liish. s 5E
The Pastor will speak onsThe
Sunday school and i'll work, 4
Sunday evening. The quartet
will render q selection and lead
;the musical part Of our services.
Ihes Christian Endeayor Society
will meet at p. m. and elect Of
ficers and complete ito organizaaE-
tons. Ss5 ;9
Children i sermon at the Sum
adayschoo Subject; slhrisit
snosTs our hearstAs.,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24
SHOULD SELECT
GOOD MEN FOR OFFICE

The st. Paul Dispatch had a
very sensible editorial on the
recall of judges. As it points
out, if the lawyers, the members
of the bar, would devote them
selves to the selection Of the
right kind of material for judges.
there would be no need of and
there would in fact, be no agi-
tation for the recall Of judges.
The truth of the matter is, that
makeshifts, cheap politicians, time
servers and corporation and othe1
tools are too often selected for
judges, and out of this reason
has grown the abuse Of the Law.
As. the Dispatch suggests, if
the right kind Of men, fit ma
a%agrial, are put upon the bench,
there will be no need and no agi-
tation for a recall. 1t is an alb
solute truth to say that a large
majority Of the judges at the
present time, occupying the place
of judges in both inferior and
superior courts, are totally unfit
for their places and therefore
have made SO much bad law and.
have brought disgrace upon not
only the law, but Judicial pro-
ceedings throughout the entire
county. The best remedy lies
in not permitting makeshifts to
be put upon the different bench
es, but selecting the ablest and
best, which means the honest,
fearless and right aggressive ma
terial to be selected for the
bench. The editorial referred to
is in the following language:
nThe American Bar Associa-
ton will resume it's fight, upon
the principle Of the recall of the
Judiciary. All judges are law-
yers, and lawyers oppose the re-
call of the judges. No doubt
every organization Of sheriffs
would oppose the recall Of sher-
ifs and be Indifferent to the re-
call Of auditors. If the mayors
of the country were to form a
national organization, it would
not be surprising to see them
place conspicuously in their plat
form an objection to the recall
of mayors. Perhaps it is diff
cult, but how much better it.
might be If the American Bar
associat ON would employ it's
tslent~ and ability in bringing
about such a condition on the
ben h that no one would desire 10
or even think of recalling the
jjud cisry. II only the right men
get on the bench there will be
no talk Of the recall.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24

of Morton county. Many Of the
1000 chatteQ mortgages have beer
lifted during the past months ant
at the rate the s atisfactions are
being filled the number will be
greatly increased before the
first Of the year. The figures OBJ.
tainable at the register Of deeds
office are interesting from many
standpoints, and MIR. Rovig de-
clares that many are thinking
diversified farming for helping
them to pay off notes.
Towner County Democrat: The
change in farm tenants this fall
would put one in mind of a NOV
ing picture show. Sale bills are
so numerous that there is hardly
any room left to post them up
any more. There is something
radically wrong and we couldn t:
give a solution. The salvation
of the country may be stock, but;
the writer passed a half section
Of state land used for pasture
last week that did not have
enough feed therein to keep a
moderate sized family Of rabbits.
The real crime exists in a fore
ign landlord, with too much land
and a tenant without means to-
do the work right. The landlord
gives the tenant the least that;
he can, and it may be taken for
granted that he doesn't get any
more than is coming to him from
the tenant. And the land suf-
fers as a consequence, grain COM
ing in to market with from Is
to so per cent docksge with wild
oats and foul seed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24
FRIDAY, OCT "a, 1913
Banner May Expose Things

Inc Benedict Banner contends
that we misconstrued their con-
tention in that the north end has
not been represented proportion
ately at the county seat and that
in arriving at our conclusion we
extend the territory and included
the towns of Turtle Lake and
Garrison. We want to. admit
that there is merit to what the
Banner says and the remedy
that we offer is that the voters
in the north end select some
good, representative men and
launch their candidacy and then
stand by them on election day.
The south end has always done
fairly we'll by candidates from
the north and we think that that
disposition stiM prevails. The
Banner should t"ot out some of
its good. material and get its
people together and it should not
hesitate about giving its readers
the benefit Of what it knows
about Irregularities at the county
seat. The people will appreciate
q little light. The following is
part Of an article published in
Hast weeks Banner:
In the same issue an article
supposed to be written at Max,
in which the writer signs as
Justice" this writer is very
anquisitive about some things and
in other matters he is very re-
ticent. This writer speakes OF
the Mclean Co., exhibit to be
exhibited at the state exhibition
at Bismarck this month, of the
murder and trial at Washburn, O
the public examiner and the coul
ty officials, he refers to the
$4,000 spent n the Funk case
and the promised grand jury and
then he rubs the Bickford case
and we hold our breath, but he
suddenly becomes retlcent and W
breathe again. Believing we
know who wrote the article WI
are greatly surprised to not
how quickly he passed it by. III
Then he speaks Of Accusation
and says the Benedict Banner
is guilty Of making assertion
and then going to sleep. We did
assert that we would publish /
story of the Bickfo1d case 4,
outlined to us by q certain gen
4leman q short time back. w w
ARE still ready to make our wolr,
eD0d,w wrote him q letter an1
Asked him to write but some
one slse wrotea letter, his fee1
eot cold and the story j. lost
sDidWe say lost 81 i tax
aSaaat bAck, for between sleeps
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24
North Dakota
State News

Mrs. Pankhurst, the famous
sutfragette, will not be given a
chance to show her activities in
the United States. She arrived
here last Saturday morning but
the immigration officials would
not let her leave Ellis Island. It
was a great disappointment to tn
su~ffragetts in New York City.
It cost North Dakota 1922 per
year to educate each student in
the public schools. The state
ranks fourth i'm the matter of ex-
penditure per capita for .educa-
ton and only one-half Of one
per cent of it's children of school
age are illiterate. Iowa is the
only state in the union which has
a better showing in this respect.
Tom and jeff Smith were. here
from Etbowoods last Friday:FroI
Nh. Smith we learned the Great
Northern has put up quite q
number Of shacks at that point,
where it means to cross the Mis-
souri,, some four miles due west
from Elbowoods. These shacks
are for the accommodation Of
workmen who will build, the
bridge.-Ryder Journal.
Under a decision of the SUI
preme court made, all fees collect
ed by county auditors belong to
the country. This ruling is made
in the case o. H. w. Braatlein,
states attorney of Williams cour.
ty, against the Williams board
of county commissioners. The
County Auditors association
fought the action of the state s
attorney, holding that the fees
involved dad not have to be
turned over to the county treas
urer.
The store OF i. M. Capper at
Baldwin was burglarized Tues
day night, and besides taking a
number of articles from the store
the thieves entered the money
order department Of the postof-
flee, which is in the Capper
store, and made away with $40
in currency. This is the third
time within seven weeks that
the Capper store has been bur-
1 glarized. Government authOri-
titles will seek out the criminals,
whom Mr.. Capper. believes are
local people.
Chas. Lantz a former Wash.
!, burn boy, made a140 mile drive
! Sunday with Henry Holtan,s
Ford auto, made the whole dis
lance without asingle hitch OF
trouble Of any kind. He drovet Il
Frank Smith claim ON thesreser
walton, then 10 Plaza, 81 s5 to
@.sSEgM sSS8SMx ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24
Banishes
Constipation

Berthold and Minot-where Mrs
Smith took the train for a visit
at her Old home returning to
Ryder and to the Smith claim, ana
return here. Chas. is some driv.
er. He says the whole distance
was made with five gallons OF
gasoline sed.-Ryder Journal.
If. the Norwegians Of this state
can prevail on the executive to
accompany them, they will have
Governor Hanna head the dele
CATION to present the statute OF
Lincoln to Norway next July.
The last legislative session made
an appropriation for that pnr-
pose as a reciprocal measure for
the three statues presented by
citizers Of Norway to the Nor
VEGAS of North Dakota. These
are all located here. The Nor
wegians say it would be especial
'ly appropriate to have the gov
ernor make the official presenta-
ton and great pressure is being
brought upon the executive. He
has not yet made a decision.
When a newspaper gives You
a lot of free advertising in order
to b, ON some concert or church
enter ainment which you are in
terest>d in, keep track of the
number Of lines that are printed
week by week and multiply that
number by the regular advertis-
ing rates of the paper. Com
pare the results with The actual
money Value Of any favor that
you can get from any other bust
ness concern. Then take into
consideration the fact that adj
vertising and circulation are the
only two tt ngs that a newspaper
has to sell, and in these days Of
higher prices, how much do you
think they ought to give away
for nothing?-Ex
No rails dave been laid yet but
preparations for. it. are steadily.
going on. Three sstrairs: are con-
tinuallys b1psy hauling material to
the base Of operations and im-
mense supplies of rails, ties and:
ETC., are on hand. The steam
shovels still have some cuts to
finish and there is some grading
yet to do and surfacing. Bridge
build ng is also started and it
seems to us that rail laying will
soon start and Hazen have rails
on or about November LIST. No
depots or anything Of that sort
will be built this fall nor will the
rail be turned over to the COM.
pany this fall. The Cook con-
struction company, the head con-
tractors on the grade W i'd have
charge of whatever train SER
vice is given west of Stanton this
year.-Krem Star.
! Minot Democrat The farmer
who hauls his grain to the eleva-
tor and watches the test for
dockage should learn a valuable.
lesson from the loss he sustaints.
by reason of the weed seeds in.
his grain. It has cost him just
as much to grow, thresh and.
haul to market a bnshd Of that.
weed seed for which he receives
nothing as it has to grow a
bushel Of wheat, and yet he CON;
tinues to sow poorly cleaned seed
grows a good crop Of succottaasfh.
and kicks because his grain is
locked more than that Of his
|neighbor who selects his best
grain for seed, cleans it several
times to make sure il is free
from weeds, and raises good clea
grain for market.
Mandan Pioneer: Despite the
half CROP talk Of the calamity!
croakers, there have been over
1000 chattel mortgages released
at the register Of deeds office "a
the past tensmonths There il q
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-24

we've been at work and the
chance is mighty good we will
be able to deliver the goods our
selves. Have patience, "The
mills of the Gods grind slowly"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Strnb,gitrige G5intitn.

Gin lmsariiter Srofeifor, Der mebs
rere Sabre in China gelebt bat unb in
ense gerbinbuns nit ben gineeborenen
oetommeu 1T, er5dbIt i'm rgitepIo bella
Sern", mas Die Gbineien bic gegenipdrs
Zig in Raiieu aIs ileine gambler europa
our6itreifen. sort eiaentIib iu6en. Rad
ieiner 9aritelluue fommen lie ourhaus
nidt aIIein gum 3pede bes SanbeIs ODER
hes griperbes bortbin. ionSern iie iino
beitrebt, in eriter 9inie 10 bieI tpie nt6es
lid bon europdiibet &uItur auf5uibnops
pen. Rad einieen Sabren fcbren lie
mad China 5uriid, mo iie itre 3enntniiie
nusgeseifnet peripertben f0nnsn. IieIe
bon linen iperben 2ebrer. iei es In
@oIfss ooer SanoiperferiduIen, anbere
treten in inouitrieae llnternebmuneen
Elm uno iinb tpeaen ibrer grfabrling iebr
aeildt. Sic babeu in europa ibre be-
ionberen ShiSieneebiete. Sn 1lnsarn
unS Oeiterreih beobadten lie nit @ors
Iiebe 9anopirtbidait uno @iebSudlt. in
StnIieu ben 8einbau Die Grditectur
nno bns gaubanoperf, in Sranfreidl Die
Sa6rifntion bon Spiel5eug unb Gurus
gegenitdnSen in gneInno Die giiensSns
buitrie, in 9eutidllanb poIitiihe, itaats
Iid)e imo commer5ielIe ginrihtlngen.
gs IoIIen iid) gesentpdrtis iiber 5000
9bineien 5rl oieien StuOien5ipeden in
europa befinoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
llabtiannter 25Hia.

Su elmer iiibfran55fiiden 8eitms
tonnte man bieier Gage folaenbe Be
fnnntmabline leien; Sins GnIaB bes
offieieIIen 9eiu6es, ben iein gruber, Der
@eneralgouberneur bon Glgier, Serr
Charles 9lltalib, Inn abftattet, pirb sc.
Weaieitdt Gueuit l., aSnia ber @oIoenen
SnieI. elm srobes SeitmaM in ieinen
Staaten beranitaIten. Seine Raieftdt
bet ieirem Sofdlef. Germ gaoli, befob<
len, einIabunesfarten an ale aneeiehes
ren gintpobner Der Stabt Sanfts9tds
pbnel, bes 9epartements Oar uno Der
anaren5enoen 9epartements 5u ihiden,
bantit bns freuoiae greisniB bon m6gs
Iihft bieI S6eiIne6mern gefeiert tperbe."
Sm @otbniifen Softnlenoer piirbe man
nergeb!iG nab .Sejuer Raieitdt 45nie
Gusrit l." iuhen. llnb aud auf bem
Villas bon europa lit tein &6nisrei1 ber
@jpIrener SnieI gu iinben. Die .SIe
b +" lit elm ipirsiees SnieI6en i'm Wetts
teEdilbiffeu Reer, bas an9eiidts Der
StdOt Sanfts s0inpbael. sipiifen SorIou
unb Cannes. Iiegt Serr 9utaub, Der
elmer angeiebenen, rei6en Yariier Sas
milis ouseb0rt. bat Sas Snieldlen eripor,
ben, einen E6urm baraui eebaut uub
iidj Sim St0nis eril6rt. l1n6 bas enros
pdiiAc e'Iei9eefuidbt 1T oorldifig no.5
uidlt babur6 erfdliittert ipprDen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Can ylariuo'S 9ipIomattn

Ser Heinite eiiropdiIGe Sreiftaat, bic
@epublif Can Rarino. bic mebr eiuem
SperettenIanbe nIs eiuem lebenSi9en
Stadtspeien sIeidt. Idbt tpieber einmal
etfpas bon iif 6oren. sic madt be-
fannt. bab fie auf einem Der fpihtieiten
Poiten ibrer biplomatiiben 8ertretiing
i'm Gusla6e eine @erGnberung nors
riuntt. inbem fie ben Baron RoiiIarb
be 8euet gu ibrem @ei6dftstrGger in
Raris ernannt BAT. 8dbrenS Der Iebs
ten Sabre bate Der @eneraItonIuI bon
Can Vldrino in Baris, elm Serr Raus
rice 8nsquet. 5ueIei6 bic Pflidten bes
Seiddftstrdgers 5u erfiillen aber 6ieie
boppelte geIaitung bat iih offenbar auf
ntc Saner aIs gu f6iper fir bic SduIs
tern eines ein3igen Nlannes eripieien.
es TT 5ipar nid)t Ieidjt. iidh cine 9ors
ifeunner bon Der Ebdtieieit bes Oiplonas
tii6en @crtreters eines 2dno6ens gu
biI6en, bas 81 Guaoratfilometer arob
III, mad Der Iebten goIts5dbIiln9 genau
t0,620 8enobner bat unb oeiieu ean5er
Sanoel in Der Iusfu6r bon 8en, Rinbs
bieb unb Steinen bonn gerge Sitan be-
itebt Aber es iheirt, oaB man Die ins
ternatiounIen Snterefien bon Gan Wlas
riuo nidt unteriddben burf. 9enn
bieie IliuiaturrepubIit uuterbdIt nidt
tpeniger als iieben 9enerdltoniuIdte lin
9ionl. Baris. 8ien. 8ubapeit, griiiIel.
GmiterbanL 9onbou). elf 8oniulate lin
Gncona, Bologna, SIoren3, @enua. Tlais
Lamb. HeapeI. Siiuini, Surin, Ni55a.
Frieit, girmingbam) nm elm @ieetons
iuIqt Tin gari) 9ie meiiten diplomas
tiIden 8iirbentrdeer bon San Ilarino
Iinb 9iitter, 8nrone, @rafen ober U1ars
euis. Sa. einer bon ibnen. Der &oniuI
bon Ni53a, lit foear Elm ridtieer Sers
5oe; in ben Whlbeitiinbeu, bic iein bipIos
matiId6er 8eriif ibm ldBt, betreibt er
eiuen i1pungbaften OeIbanSeI =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
N)tit Gobelins.

@irb man bic grfabr,ius. Die bor
einiger Belt elm Barrier 3unltbdnoler
nit einem beiteren uno einem uaiien
Sluee MAIDEN mibte, ais eiu 3eiben bes
pndienSen 8rnitoeritdnouiiies unierer
3eiten benten f6nnen? Die 8eitidrift
YYeles Rele" er5dbIt bic Gtfbi6te: auf
ieiner gntoedunssfabrt burd bic Bro
pin3er fano Der &liuitbdnSIer In Der
Slide zines 8auern5auies an Der 8an6
elm Stiid Stoff bdnser: unb aIs er es
n6ber unteriu6te, bIieb fein 8tpeifeI,
bab es ii6 nm bns Stiid eines prad1ts
pollen alien 9obeIins aus ben 8eiten
Der SodbIiitbe bieier &rnlt banoeIte.
@obin aber iparsn bic febIenSen Stiide
sefommen? Ser &unitbdnbIer, Der elm
gutes Geitdft tpittern modte, besann
ben Bnuern gu fraeen. unb fdIieblif
ertIGrte ibm bic 8duerin, bic Stiide
ipdren uift me6r ba, lie babe lie bdsu
benubt, nm an ben 8einfleibern ibrer
rebt SabIreibeu Ra6iommenI6aft bic
idabbait seiDuroenen Soienboben gu
fliden. gobeIins ala 5oienbOben: Der
Sal bat nod Elm oeeenitiid. limb bas
mar elm SeI6ifportrdt Rembran6t's. bas
beute Die 3ieroe elmer befannten @aIerie
biIbet uno bas ieiner3eit elm @iinItbdnbs
Ter in eiuem fleiueu @aitbof entbedte.
in bem bas Reiiterpsrf aIs = Ra6ss
tli9 auf einem Baihtii9t lag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
Stnti9Ilnl ln BET epitt.
Sapaniides Brsfeifsr beseiFert Hber
bentidte mebleiniidje BtHenidjaft.

grofeIIor Data iiber bic beutIde NEE
6i5iniibe @iHenihaft ProfeHor Data
bonn Snititit fir Snfeftioustranfbeiten
in Soiio. Der beriibmte Ritarbeiter Pros
feifor g6rlids bat iidb 3u sinem Snters
pietper in bemeriensnert6er 8eiie ii6er
bic oeutife @iHsnidaft eeduBert Pros
fehor Data lit bolI bon Seiuunbernng
fir bic beiitife @iiieniGaft unb fir bic
beutihen @eIebrten.
On 8e5ue auf ausbiTbuns bon Biis
fenifaftIern auf mebi5iniidem @ebiet
mari6irt 9eutibIdnb na6 Sata's Reis
nurs uubebinet an Der Spibe aIler goIs
fer Der grbe 9as 1T aud Der @runb.
tpesbalb iidl 70 bieIe iapaniide aer5te
uno 5orIder 5u Stubien5ipeden mad
Berlin uno anSeren Stdbten 9eutid1s
lambs besebeni unb ebenfaIIs GriIno.
tpesbdIb ieit eirtissn Sabren Der beutidbe
Spradunterridt an iapauiideu Sods
iduIen 10 sriinbIih eepfIest tpirb. Su
eebiIoeteu iapaniiten 4reiien ift es iest
unbebiuet 9ebenserforbernib eeiporben.
bic beutife Sprade gu beberrid)eu.
Die @ebissenbeit, nit Der bic 8ifs
ieni6aft In 9euti6Idno arbeitet. lit
nad grofeFor Satas anidanins i'm
b5diten @raoe beipunSerunespiirbig.
aud Nmerifa tpeiit ibon iebr beSeus
tenbe mebisiniide @elebrte auf. nber es
Bat 9eutiflano barin ben gane tros
aIler Gnitrengungen nod nidt ablaufen
fSnnen. limb in amerifa lit gang aufs
fdIIig ber grobe Pro5entinb eriter @es
Iebrter nit beutidj flineenbem Ramen.
Sm tpeiteren gerlauf Der llnterrebuns
fam Data auf IeiH QiebIingstbema, bic
Sori6ung auf benz @ebiet Der Snfets
tiouss iiub 8lutfranibeiten gu iprehen.
9ei3eiben sins or iiber fem bor stpei
Sabren beeubetes erfolereides Suiams
menipirfen NIT gbrIid bintpee I'M
eleib I'm GnidIub baran ou betonen.
bab nieIe Ger5te leiSer tros beitdnbieer
grmdbnuneen bds ieiner Gniidt nah
unfebIbars gbrIid'ife SeilnitteI seseu
anitedenoe grtranfung bes gIutfbitens.
nibt NIT Der n6tbisen SorgfaIt in ans
tpenbung brineen. 8enn man oftmnIs
bon aer5ten bort, bnb lie nit ben grs
foIeen bes RitteIs nidt aufrieben iinb.
70 Iiest bds lsbisIi6 an ben Geroten
IeIbit. Sbre gebauptllns, bab es noss
Iiher @eiie nirbt friih eeliefert ipirb. TIT
irrelepnnt 9as 0eitteI lit In iaueritoffs
freien Robrben einseihmol5en limb bGIt
Iidj In bieier Sorm etpis. Sobalb nber
Sduertoff oa5u tritt, idabet ss iebr.
tueiI es bann eiftie pirft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
etlbfm5rbtr nm ieDtn grtiS.

Gin 6artnddiger SeI6itmoroer, Der bic
ionoer6arfeu Retbooen 5ur anpeuOun9
gebradt bate. I'M ii6 ourd ben Cob
Der itrafenoeu @eredtieteit 3u entjieben,
mar Der &aufmann @liitdb giientrdger,
aeaen ben bel Der Staatsdnpaltihdf
in Berlin Elm StrafDerfabren ipe9eu oers
iutter grpreiiuns idipebte.
@tientrG9er bate bor einieer Belt
eineu @eridtsaiIefor iennen seIernt lnb
oieie 9efanutidaft ba5u ben,ibt an ben
Giieiior grpreferbriefe gu idreiben Gle
ientrdger tpurbe berbaftet iinb in oas
Moabiter llnterIudunsseefdnsnib eins
geIiefert, mo er baIo mad ieiner @ins
Iieferiing in Der ReiIe einen SelbItmorbs
periu6 iinternnbm, bab er iih einen Ians
gen Naeel, ben er iid auf ireenb cine
@eiie peridafft batte, arf ben &opf bieIt
unb bdnn nit boiler &raft nit benz
Sopfe ee9en bic 9eIlentpan6 rannte Ser
RaeeI bIieb iebob i'm S6dbeIfnoden
iteden rnb fouute MIR nit aIIer Taii6e
NIT elmer 8auge ipieber berausec5oseu
fperben.
8alb bdrauf neriudte e.. ii6 sinen
bnrteu @eaenitano biirb bic Gueenb5bIe
binourd in bas @ebirn 5u braden. gr
tpitrbe blutiiberItr6mt nufgefiinben uno
IN bic gbnrite seIdafft, mo bas berIeste
Guae entferut fperben mubte. 9n bieie
SeIbituorbberiu6e an Der Nerrrutbung
brdneten, ba5 g. ofienbdr esiitesfrant
mar, iprrbe bon ieinen @ertbeibieern Der
Gntrae eeiteIIt, i6n aiif ieinen Settles
5iftanb uuteriuden gu IaiIen. 9ieIer
stntras fonnte iebod niht mebr Sur
Gusfiibrins selareen. bn giisntrdeer
BEL einem britten Serbitmcrbberiu6 enbs
lid Iein Siel erreidbte. &c eeldng ibm,
iib brei Ianse RdseI gu beridlaffen. bic
er berThludte. Or mubte mad Der gbas
rite eeifafft fperben. mo- ole Operation
einen tobtIidben gerlauf nabm. ba bic
inneren Srsnue oes bartnddiaeu SeIbit,
morbers burb Die HdeeI b0IIis 5erriHsn
iharen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-13
SnI TelOlager.

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SeIbeiteu bes Siipats, unS ibr i6arier
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ttus- euteaHsen mare. Su Ser eins
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gdniiatiou Der Borpoiten lno 6es Sanis
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Zen Snipeftioneu 5ur Saees5eit Iieb lie
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iraubern unb bel ben ein5eInen 8eIten
ffebeu bIeiben GIs quite SoIbntenmutter
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2eute untereebraht pareu, ob Iie geniis
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nddtliden Snipeftior fam iie nrr cine
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