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The Washington times., 1913-02-20

when he II wounded and she 10 forced
to couceal him both from the pirates
and from her master.
The second act opens with Q love
scene which II beautiful In its simpIi-
city and appealing IN its ease. The re-
turn Of Ormiston, however, gives op-
portunity for excellent emotional acting.
while Barton's remuneration at the cioee
of this act. brings forth Q superiattveiy
effective cry Of despair.
Straight narrative. with an admixture
OF pathos a. she describes the capture
and Staying of her father and her life
for the past two years marks the COM
mencement of the third act, while Ra-
mona's defiance OF the Portuguese Is as
One bit Of dramatic reading as wash
ington has seen this season. The last
act is only a portrait. unspsaking. of
ceaant woman facing a mob Of her tor
mentors while she siimpses q life Of
slavery and torture. only to be rescued
by her lover.
In all this act Miss Reed speaks not q
line. yet she manages to impress her
feelings upon her audience In a manner
which In really phenomenal Her entire
'chayacterisation ID marked by .au adj
mirable mixture Of temperament and
reserve, Of passion and repression. Of
highly dramatic acting compressed
within the bounds Of naturalness
A more finely drawn or better acted
role has not been seen here for long
time.
Excellent Support
u Given Miss Reed.
Principal in the company which sup
ports Miss Reed-for the gifted young
actress IL practically starred in this
william Brady venture-are Charles Wal
dron ~ Barton, CASTOR Mervale as
Ormston, Goeffry Stein as Portuguese
Joe. and Anthony Andre as Tench, the
one-eyed pirate (stranee to say the
ethics Of stevenson ct al. are violated
by not having any one-legged sea-rox-
srs). Castor Mervale's swashbuekling
leader Of the pirate band was particu-
lariy good sketch, while Goeffrey STEMS
Portuguese Characterization was COM
peIline In Its resplendent fiendishness.
Miss Jobyna Howland. last seen here In
musical comedy, contributed an excel
lent character sketch as Ann Dever-
eaux, Ormiston's former mistress.
whom he had cast aside for Ramona:
and Miss Louise Everts was excellent
a. Lucia, Ramonan's slave.
The piece has been mounted with true
Brady 1avishness. the scene In the
garden of Ormiston's estate being par
ticularly handsome and wen staged.
While THE Painted woman Is rath-
er strong meat for babes. and contains
q few lines which might well be toned
down. particularly at the matinees. It
is a well-conceived and splendidly acted
melodrama containing plenty Of thrills
and far more than e worth Of action
and gorgeous costuminE.
JULIA MURDOCH.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

the exhibition of moving pictures of the
South Sea Islanders, taken by Frederick
BuIkley Hyde, to be shown for the first
time at the Belasco Theatre tomorrow
afternoon at 40 o'clock. for the benefit
of the building fund of st. Johns Or
phanage.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins will ell
tertain a party in her box. and Miss
Blunt.s party will occupy two boxes.
walter Tuckerman and Wolcott Tucker
man will assist and twelve young girls
will act as ushers.
q
Mrs. Pinchot is spending some time In
New York with her son, Amos Pinchot.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou has Cancelled all
social engagements owing to the death
of her brother. Douglas Burnett.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20
NOTICE TO WOMEN

Failing hair. oily hair dandruh. tight
HATTIE NJ. sHACKLETTE
IOOc-l r st. n. w. Phone NJ. 347A
Only Women and Children Treated
fEOutstandin tickets for tfrstments
viii NOT be valid after June u, l0l4
The Washington times., 1913-02-20
Birthday of Princess.

LONDON. Feb. 2o.-The birthday Of
the princess Royal duchess OF Fife.
who was born February 20. 1867. was
CELEBRATED at windsor today by the
ringing of the bells of the curfew tower
and of windsor parish church. A sa-
lutte was also fired In the Longwalk.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

Mrs. Truman ii. Newberry. wife of
the former. Secretary of the Nav.
will spend several weeks OF the Spring
season at her home in Sixteenth street.
She was one of the most popular wom-
en- of the Roosevelt Administration.
=
Congressman and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth have as their guest for
several. days. Mrs. Bourke Cochran, Of
New York.
The second of the series of five Lent
| Ell musical teas. arranged by Mrs. Will
son-Greene. will be held in the red room
of the New Willard Hotel this after
noon at O'Clock. when the artist of the
afternoon will be David Names and
Clara Names in a sonata recital.
=
The Thursday Afternoon Lenten Skat-
ing Club will meet this afternoon from
8 until $50 o'clock at the Arcade Skat-
ing Rink. Viscountess DAzy and Mrs.
George Howard, who organized the
club. will be among the skaters, who
ucualIy include a smart assemblage of
| diplomatic, official and resident society.
An orchestra will play throughout the
afternoon and tea will be served at
small tables on the balcony surround
ing the rink.
p
A bazaar and sale will be held at the
layhouse on Tuesday afternoon by the
Junior League of Washington preced-
ing the performance of the Little Prin-
cess" which is being given on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings by the
dramatic club of the Junior League.
, +
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Brooks. jr..
are spending a few weeks at their home
in New Hampshire avenue. They came
from their place in the Green Spring
Valley. Nd, to meet a number Of So
cial engagements. and will entertain
dinner party on Saturday evening.
-.
4 number of dinner parties and thea
ter parties will be given this evening,
preceding the French play which will
be given in the music room at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edson Bradley. when
Viscountess Benoist day, wife OF the
naval attache Of the French embassy
her cousin, Count de Pontiac, OF New
York, and Miss Dorothy Shuey will be
the principal members OF the cast.
Dancing will follow the entertainment
The play will be presented at about
II o'clock, when the President expects
to be among the guests. which will also
include Miss Taft and Miss Catherine
Anderson.
=
Mrs. Edison Bradley will entertain a
box party at the Playhouse this even
ing, when "Grabbe and Runne," by
Preston Gibson. will be given for the
benefit Of the Washington Fairgrounds
Association. Tomorrow evening the play
will be given for the Working Boys
Home. With Mrs. Bradley will be Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson. who will accompany
her afterwards to her home for the
play and dance.
Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh will be among
those entertaining box parties at the
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra con-
cert this afternoon at f:30 O'Clock al
the New National Thcater.
-i.- ..
DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer have issued in
yitatinns for a dinner on the evening or
Thursday, February q, in honor OF the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor and
Mrs. NaSel - -------- --,-.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20
HOME WORKERS MARKET PLACE

The Of this section possible
looked
in
whe the exhibition g
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will be among
those entertaining box parties at the
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra con-
cert this afternoon at A:30 O'Clock at
the New National Theater.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer have issued in
yitatinns for dinner on the evening or
Thursday. February q. in honor Of the
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor and
Mrs. NaSel --------..-
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

The advertising in this section not free charged
comfortable
what make
will
Primm 426 Muusay Building
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

Mr. and Mrs. Walter b. Brooks. j-..
are spending a few weeks at their home
in New Hampshire avenue. They came
from their place in the Green Spring
Valley. Nd, to meet a number of So
cial engagements. and will entertain
dinner party on Saturday evening.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

Tomorrow s story: "A Brave Little
Coward"
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

Senator and Mrs. Francis G. New
lands of Nevada entertained a distin-
guished company at dinner last night TO
meet the President and Mrs. Taft. Their
guests were entertained at THE Wood
ley" Woodley lane. the suburban es-
tate of the Newlands. and later the
hosts went to the musicale given by
Mrs. Marshall Field.
The Washington times., 1913-02-20

A bazaar and sale will be held at the
Playhouse on Tuesday afternoon by the
Junior League of Washington preced-
ing the performance OF the Little Prin-
cess which is being given on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings by the
dramatic club of the Junior League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

VERA CRUZ. Dec. lathe
TAmpico situation was worse to-
day. Fighting was not completely
suspended II continued In the
hArbors vicinity and the federal
gunboat Bravo was still Smelling
the rebels.
Admiral Fletcher ordered all
Americans from the city. Five hun
dred refugees. who were packed
like sardines on board the gunboat
Wheeling and the cruiser Tacoma.
were transferred to roomier quar-
ters on the battleshlps Virginia.
Rhode Island and New Jersey out
side the harbor.
Foreigners were safe. Fletcher
announced BY wireless. but he
could not answer specifically con-
cerning individuals.
Admiral Fletcher made demand
last night that fighting cease until
al Of the foreigners could be taken
to places Of safety. He threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

Mall carriers hereafter will have
to pay full fare TO the Furth trac-
ton monopoly. In tho past. the
postoffice department made year
ly contract TO care for the fares OF
the carriers, and last year $4,000
was paid out.
But the company evidently has
figured Il Is losing some niekels
from Uncle Sam. and beginning
January /. mail carriers In uniform
or out OF uniform. will have to pay
cash fares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
HANGS PRISONERS

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia
In full view Of the American
fleet and Of other shipping In
the harhpr and Of thousands Of
the elty's residents, the Tam
p,eo fsdsrals and rebels alike
today hanged their prisoners OF
uos. Admiral Fletcher sent ~
onIeer ashore with . vain pro-
test IN the name Of humanity.
Ne then notified Washington
BY Wireless OF what had hap
pened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
10 Male HELP WANTED

~ roo ARs our or wonx AND
vast % better youf consitian. iain ihs
washinsiau Protective Association.
Empiarrshi bsfsAa free 70 members
tst f.yaa nids
LOCAL HHrnKsrNrArtVE WANTED
Ne rarFassins ~ soliciting Required
Unof Income ssare5 address Nation
81 rnrnpefatisr Realty Co, N.igtt
Mardsn naiidlnn. washington. y. a.
Mn TO Nkkk ttp FNH MONT SILL.
Ina wsinefs ara fAnairs nay one o.,
eur patented rans and '-r ~ Western
Tie and Japan On. ieit waiuui. cia.
ctpnafl -
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PIX Y

msalay-Macaronf Sc 10. sosp pow
Ger. Sc ID: 3sc bottle % fancy table
oAncs. Use; borax soap chips. lbs ssc .
Ice car cleanser. Sc: new figs Toe 10. !.
pure sorghum In bulk. sse gal sofs
shell wainufs. ise ID. sunkiAt oranges
loo dos mincs meat. isc 10. ssaerkrsnt
lie Of sweet oranges. ioc dox new
mfxed nuts. ftc II: Tokay grapes. lbs
35c. sweet pears. g dox Sc. lamb chops
19he ID. Eastern bacon. zoe ID.
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bombardment b, the American
fleet n this was not done. His or
der was Immediately complied with.
and during the night lighting
ceased entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

3o0nU-Bass milk. eA<s eass; zee
gDsha and lava coffee. use: best tea.
~ ~: pkga asw paehsd ratsins. ssc
ntxe1 peel. Zee IL: bisaehsd sssd-
- yn1otnAL &c IL. clean curants. J
~ 3se: a-ih boz fancy layer raisins.
-: sssdisss raisina. Zoe ID: fancy dried
oonehes. lbs. use. fancy Acrirota he
-. fancy dried pears. fse ib.. pure
Asas made pork sausage. use: German
en1ani Soc 10. vsiners. zoe 10: frank
0nrtoru. Use ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

UeoAnv-PYfms rib roast. lee III; lea
mntson- Use: picnic hams. AVE: caiisor-
- bacon. 400: salt pork. itkc: spsciai
oseAkfast sausage. irxc: salmon. Toe II. I.
Aa1but. Ice ID silver smsl,s. Ice ID. .
~ use: tom COD. lbs isc: herring. :
H. iso. Z he use: catfish. isc 10. .
Gsfnnsd soiss. ioo ID /: rock cod. Use ID.
Z Ia use: sausrkraut. fse at. for Use:
03nes meat. home made. see ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
COLD IS BETTER

WASHINGTON. Dec is-Presi-
dent Wilson's cold was better to
day. but he decided To cancel his
engagement 20 attend the Gridiron
club dinner tonight.
The presidents temperature
was normal today" said DIR. Cary
Grayson. but he decided 10 remain
In bed. The president expects To
resume his duties at the executive
offices Monday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
81 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HTOcKugf.gFi,as-
MEETING

annual meeting - tho sfsskhota.,.
', ihf Union savings 4 Tfuai Com esss
"l seattle corporation. viii IL -
we Hfi'" ~ Tho company. on -
'ih""'t rntnhf ~ SECOND ae -
,,rfft -, betitie King csuntg
DAY ~ tanGnfy 1914 M he bour :.
thrHs p'elock IN the Afternoon. for a..
pprp9Es - amending tho tyts..
elseting directnrs - The company. 40
Tor The tranFaotiou II nny sfhe, s,ss
n"Ss mat may property boo brought h..
fore the nesting
p y BOLwER.
Cashier
Seattle. WnnhinRton. Decersber ft,s
afg 'iith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

Many Cssfsi ard Appropriate Gics
Mad. % LEATHER
fnefuffnx Fft,ed Salt Cases and Rag.
BIN Books Ladies' Hand Bags Toilet
sets. Card Cases Goa, Hanger Set, In
Cases Manicure sets. Millinery Brushes
Umbrellas. Etc.
Miller Trunk . Leather Gcods Co.
sos second Az,
Repairing Done by Skilled workman
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~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>r~ ~N~~N~~r~~~~~~~e~~
Cisssift~d Ad Hates-~ Transient rates are
cents pet line for charge ada OF
times for the price Of 4. 1 cent per word
for eash ada OF tlfues for the price
of fhen. Main stee
Yer the eonv~nisae. Of our rssdsfs ws
have established Assnelss al the fol.
loving tecstionsf
sse tsien 81. ~iih seuvsnir and curis
shop Phone Main fs,s
z. o. Mniies. sses Ballard Az. Phsas
ballard SOC
The date yeur subscription -xp,res 10 90
the address label % year papa whsa
that date arrives ~ yeur subsrripttan
has not again been paid In advance.
ycaf name 10 taken from IN. list
change q date on the address Label 10
receipt
Rate. Tor THE srAR ~ man srsi
J month s.s....s..s.s...ss .-.sssst. we
y months ...ssss.s....- .s.s.ssss = US
J fnonths .s..-.............. ..ssss " -
W@nths .ss...ssssssss ss-ssssss.s slN
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHEAP ~ Takes AT ONCE. Two
sho eases. sisss shelves isit norsn
NEw PIANOS FOR nKST. RENT Ar,
pisd on purchase Asyer-Tonsr sit
tnlon
ss-toAF nAKE OWES. EXCELLENT
condition. cheap tpt cash isis Sew
enth az
FnYH MISC 90 tss wAf.kER ninu-
has resumed business. fsii tins. nsW
stock - sheet music ana music heass
FoRcEb SALE ~ftKNtrtHE. z TO -
rooms rent iis ~ Hell =
MEREs Your CttAScE- PIANO. Al
condition absolutely Yaaf own price
Lsasins ciiy. % hurry Phone Quren
Anu8 9ts
LADIES aAMPLE HATS ExrhAoH.
dlnsry values Tor Of 10 % fAftss
sample HAT store ever fantssss Thea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

rouso MAN WANTED WHO m Will.
ing and able 20 start wo.h 20 learn
business On . smaii salary; mus, have
good references Apply v. W web.
s,sr. ites Seventh ay
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
NOicn


RANcHERs. sspr.ssm.n. losssrs saa
contractors FOR ssi@-Horsss har.
nsss and wagons Of all descriptions
We will quote fa~ Of our prices.
SIN there ar. too many horses 10 de-
srrfhs them all
tfss hpys . ssaatifui ranch team. vsssh-
tnx stoe; black horse. age q and Grsy
mare. hlocky built and fat. snd true
workers
isrs take. well matched team. rnsr. ara
sound and true workers. single or
double
tiTs takes 400. pound team. tTu.
workers aud their heavy harness This
team 10 snap for any on. wanting
heavy harness team. Th-y arc not
sore or bisnishsd.
tsqg takes fire pair % Canadian
chunks and their harness THIS team
10 one % the hes, lses.in tssrns IN IN.
city. and ars true sertsrs and sound
Any reasonable trial will he allowed
see takes = mica .s0e-ih. mars. sound.
kind and gentle and true worker. .sfa
for lady or child 70 handle
$50 takes i.t9o-ib black horse coed
worker. li,,is street sore Jus, the
horse for rRncher
800 takes my beautiful tiark DRIVING
mare. Years old. kind and rentis Tor
lady 90 handis. with plenty % speed
There are several other teams and is SIN
sle herses and harnesses including
spring wagons farm waxon. coal
wagons and buEgiss,
rOTtcE-Ali stock must hs repre-
ssuted by written guarantee We are
overlooked with horses and will sac
rihrs portion II them A privsts
sale this week our auction will be
held Tuesday at I o'clock
Take South Seattle car at second and
Yesisr. get or at Hsnry's packing
house stables Just opposite. sercss
tracks 1910 Ninth nv
FOR sALE-A No 1 HORSE. BUGGY
and harness Apply i7iJ Rainier
boulevard
srATTLE's HORSE AUcTfON-sALEs
every Tuesday o'clock: horses
wagons. buKEiaH, harness. saddles Take
South Seattle cars. Second. Yssier. gel,
Off Hsnry's Packing House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
HOUSES-UNFUR.

rop HESr SEw i-RooM nuNoA.
low. cabinet Kitchen large sleeping
porch. fine piAee - raira chickens
300. including phone and water Phons
H~nWona so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
CONSERVATIVE WINS

CONSERVATIVE WINS
LONDON, Dec l3.-wiping out
q liberal majority OF i.isT at the
last previous election. w. Watson,
Conservative. won today the South
Lancashire election for q vacant
seat In parliament.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.--Mayor Harrf
son accepted the designations OF five
school board members said to have
voted against reappointment OF Mrs.
Ella FTagg Young as superintendent
OF schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

EXPERIENCED NAIL HorfciTons
waited for The Seattle star. exclusive
district vii 10 siven ~. right parties
Apply ~ W Parish, care The star.
issf s.vsnth Az. sss,iis
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w1STrn--iS1ff.wAY N1ff. cLEnKs-
Examinations evsrswhsre fr~apsniiy
sample questions free rrnrklir To-
s,iiuis. Dep; tssH Rochester. y r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS

10 you FEED CABINET MAKER.
carpenter or Tiaxsr1 Cali Pacific Cab.
met Works. Main s0pf
FOR SALE EAtTtFrL PEpfGHErD
Persian orange cat Phone Eas, 1870
OUp SPECIALITY -UsED MUSICAL IN
s,ruments 40 20 400 per cent las.
Think - ~ Clearing house for music.
al Instruments
MUSICAL RECORD ExcHANoF
1919 WnHfiake Elliott 7s7s
MOTORS FOR BALE. RENT on TX
change iie Marion st Phone Main
1883
OH MANURE ron SALE Fast 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

CHEAP ~ rAkEN Ar ONCE. Two
sho na..a. lla.. shslnes III mnrsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

WRITE TO WOODY . SANDS At
AcreAEe
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
FoH RAIN COATS. ELTP-ONP' OEHEF.
dimes. tubing and sundriss rubbe,
goods repaired Bon Meyer. the Rubbs,
Man gu FOURTH Az
AfTOHsE LAW
ROBERT = BALL. ATTORNYY- a.,
Oriental Building 600 Second az nee,
James Fpscialist. laws - husband ana
wife: domestic relations: propert,
rights. abstracts; Wills; mail advice
consuitaton free Main 1858
ADVICE FREE. JOREPH ALLEN ~
TDNNEr 20 YearT experience laws !,
husband aud wifs property rfkh,.
cOSENLTATIOS FREE Rooms coz
zoe Eilers Music Bldg Main 1890
EbwAHD BcHOFF. IL DOWss BJILJ.
Ing. 100 Second Az CONSULTATION
FREE. Confidential. laws husband sna
wife. collections. bankruptcy Main ssss
RUSSELL y FARRELL t1s 81 r Blk
General practice. estates laws. nus
hand and wife: consultation free VI.
Notf ffs
~|~N~~~5~~~%~NN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-13

sEATTLE's HORSE AUcTToT-skLgs
every Tuesday o'clock; horses
wagons. buKEian. harness. saddles Take
South Seattle cars. Second, Yssier. gel;
off Hsnry's Packing House
J W nohh. AuctIonesr. Main 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17


@ieber biefer barte Sa6el. @ies
Der bieier flammenbe Bid aus ben
Musen, bic fie felt seitern gemieben
batte. Sic bate bic piifpIe ipieber
erbobsn, Gin lsidtes 3ittern gins
bur9 ibren &0rper. Gle tpo[te abs
feben unb tonnte ni1t.
Ser iunge Giinftler fdnute ibr in
bic arsen, 70 tieb fait porpurfspol
~ iie fiibIte, I'M ndditen Mugenblif
piirbe i6r ones Dor ben Musen
f9pimmen.
ara6! Dolores f9rie Iaut aif.
Sic bate nod nidt ab3ieben pofIen,
sic par ibrer Sade nod ni6t fiber
geipefen.
prina ftanb rubis ba nit Der
aarte in Der Sanb, bic Winbbu1
ersriff unb nad alien Seiten oreb.s.
.Ni9ts borbanben!!1 Iahte er.
Der .Ssrat6nis 1T intatt seblieben!"
.gefeblt!4 faste Dolores fdper
atmenb. Soft Tel Dant!@
.2lber ipo mag bic Rueel itedena1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

fraste Mussersleben, .ib babe gar
nibts in bas Brett f9lagen bOren."
~Sa. mo lit bic &usel?" faste
9urdlaudt.
,Sier!" anttpprtete prins, Der Ieis
9enblaB ieinen &od auftnopfte, uns
ter benz elm roter Strom berbor&
auon.
Eautros fntete Dolores bet benz
9epubtlpfen nieber. sic fiblte, baB.
fpsnn er itarb, ibr asbsn aerit0rt iei.
tpenn er serettet piirbe, fie bieiem
Manne bienen pollte unb ibm abs
bite leiiten, 70 lang iie lebte. Sept
tpar es ibr tlar, ienes fiebsrbafls
@efibI, felt er li9 Dor ihr pferb ses
iporfen uno ibr fagte: nS4Gmen sic
fid" bob ite Jpn liebte - unids>
lid Iisbis!
Die !Serrsn paren bel eri1rodener
als ie. Sic traf ale 4nftalten.
Mon trus i'm ins 9aus. llnb crit
als Der RAID b~erbeisebolte Grat ere
Hart bate, es iei feline birette 2es
benssefabr, brad iie f9Iudsenb in
ibrem 3immer oufammen.
Der Sberit bes 6. Oragonerregi.
ments batts ben 5erren Sffiaieren
Der @hpabrpn fir Die 0nner Der
pferbefranfbeit nrlaub erteilt unO
einen 8eterinGrarSt aur Muffi6t na9
Gniffelsbaufen beorbert.
Scr erite, tpelder bappn gserald
madte. maj Siirit areB. ST bate
bur9 einen Brief iiber ieinen Soaiss
BERN erfabren, baB ber1elbe fepr
iiberf9dbt fperbe. @on so Miltos
nen Dollars fei feline &ebe.
&aum ben s. Sell lei er idtper.
Na unb tpenn er nur ben 6 ten
f6iper getpeIen tpdre! @ber mebr
tpie bic 3ebenue aus einisen MiltDns
den bate er Der Sp9ter bod niht
mitseseben. limb bafiir cine Srau
NIT Affen, Sdlansen, a~rDfobilen,
Rartenbldtter aus Der Sanb f1ies
Ben! Nee, nee unb nohmal nee.
4u9 I9eint fe abfolut ni9t 5drtIis
der Ratur au fetn. abieu Yartte!
Giirf areB reifte ab.
Ser aipeite, Der Den llrIaub bee
niibte, mar Winbbad. gr batte EN-
f9arfes anse in fOIden Golden:
rWenn Der Sunse ba, Der Sus
benf9inber nnb @6mierpinIel,
erit aus feinem 2aaarett ents
laffen lit mo- sebt er bin2 Sn bic
Druderei unh lGbt @erlobunsstdrten
bruden. Der Sersf0nis mar ominSs!
l1niereiner bat bod bofs unb bauss
bunosmGBiges Bed. Sd bate mir
febr ems auf bic Saille pleBen Iafs
fen. Rdaftens trifffs eelen 70 fpie
10, obne baB man nod bafiir ies
liebt nirb. - Mein S9neioer tut
mir leib, Der braps Mann. Ra, Ropt
pben, Winbba4, es sibt nod mebr
nee, Iiise ni6t, oller Sunge,
Dplorens iibts perbammt 6iinne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17
Die so6ter bes On NJ

Die So@ter 0es I'D NJ
Spner neutrality-suspicious. Goofs,
MiB @inifrsb Seanette, idloB iid
einem Saiibenperein an, blob i'm
Iid felbF erf9ieBen 5u f6nneu. Der
Daffenmeiiter oes 9ereins battle tie
i'm @ebraud ser Gepebre unterrins
tet uno bemerfte, onB fe pieoerhp.t
ben 2ouf ouf ibr Geiidt BELT. 9us
Mdoden la1te iiber feline Warnun<
gen uno bat i'm, Die @9eiben berbeis
5Ibolen. anf sic porber onoere Das
men aefdoHen batten. @Gbreno Der
@affenmeiiter obipsfenh mar, i9ob
i6 Die iunse Dame cine Rugsl ia
Der. aopf uno mar Ioglsi6 tot,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-17

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teroffisier: ,S6r infamen Rerls
tonnt ni9t mar me Stunoe auf
einem gsin fteben! SD mub auf
stpeien itebsn unb BARI au9 nidt
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