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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28
SOCIETY NEWS
VERA GwYNNE, TELEPHONE 600
HOURS TO o AND TO 10 p. NJ
FRIDAYS CALENDAR.

Jane Adams Chautauqua meets
with Mrs. II, O. Mcclure.
Mrs. Henry S. Condor, entertains
at cards for Mrs. Glenn Condor.
Mrs, De Verne Nensel is hostess at
thimble party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28
Kicfer 10: Blxby u.

KIEFER. Okla. Nov CSpe-
cial. Kiefer high school literally
smothered the school team from Blk
by today In the Turkey Day foot
ball game here. The final score was
rs to 0. Bixby never had a chance
and II soon became apparent that Kie-
fer would run up a large score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

ROME. Nov. q. - King Victor
Emanuel tomorrow for the first time
in the thirteen years Of his reign will
inaugurate the Italian parliament.
The speech from the throne will an
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

Miss Kate North and her guest,
Miss Rea Campbell, Of Guthrie, went
to Muskogee yesterday for a week end
visit with friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

The monthly meetings of the Ken
lucky club will be resumed this even
ing for the winter season. The meet
ing will be held in Moose hail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clinton spent
Thanksgiving day as the guests of
relatives in Bartlesville.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

nounce the continuation OF the liberal
program. emphasize the significance
Of universal suffrage and the success
attending its first trial and summarize
the progress made by Italy In many
fields
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

DR.. and Mrs. Fred $. Clinton were
host and hostess at small dinner
party yesterday at Clinton Ingleside,
having as guests the doctors mother,
Mrs Louise clinton and Miss Henri
eta G.. G. Ziegler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28
Distinguished Visitor Expected.

Rev and Mrs. Frank Neff are an
ticipating the arrival today or tomor-
rom of a distinguished visitor in the
person of Mrs. Mary Carr -Curtiss, Of
Salem, o., who was one of the direc-
tors of Rev. Neff's career in the Ma
rionville college at Marionville, Mo.
Mrs. Curtiss spent the past fifteen
years in India, in the interest Of the
board of foreign missions OF the
Methodist church, and since her re-
turn from the foreign field recently,
has taken up mission work as iden-
titled with the colleges.
Mrs. Neff's sister. Miss Laura
Campbell, and Miss Mamie McMur-
trie. of Carthage. Mo, are also
coming this evening for a several
days visit in the Neff home, Miss
McMurtrie to go from here to Mus
kogee for visit before returning
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Rosser Of South
Denver avenue, had as their guests
for Thanksgiving, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
+. Davis and Mr.. Guy Shepard, of
Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Cavitt of South
Baltimore Ave, had as their guests
for Thanksgiving dinner, Rev. and
Mrs. Frank Neff and Miss Ethel Will
liams.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Crouch Of No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

DR. Larkins. Osteopath. opp. Kress'
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

An informal dinner i'm the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Grant r. Mccullough,
Yesterday found as guests, Mr. and
Mrs Cyrus S. Avery ana sons, and
Mn and Mrs. Charles J.. Waite.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

Mrs. Frank a. Mellon of Erya
Aawr Pa. has returned homo after
few wcoks' visit i'm her daushters
home Mrs. Frank l.. Tacl, IN West
Fairyicw Ave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

The Aid society Of the Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. p. NJ.
Ivcrson this afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Minesnger of
No 421 North Boston avenue, had as
guests over Thanksgiving, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Trowbridge, their son-in-
law and daughter, of Bartlesville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Daugherty of
Nowata.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Crouch Of No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-28
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$50
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$50
O'Clock

You may askw JUS because
unc % Shoes $23
Won he
budget o values for days that particularly int
shoe Needs Hunt Riddks
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15
INSTALLATIONS SCORES

Magnets, 8; Alma, 2.
Chicago Giants, 8; Am. Giants, 5.
Riverviews, 9; Gunthers, 4.
Kosciuskos, 6; Logan Squares, 5.
West Sides, Z; Edelweiss, 6.
Austins, g.; Iroquois, 1.
Kramer Gifts, g; Romeo Billiards, 0.
Tigers, Z; Fairviews, 8.
Lombards, 8; Bessingers, 2.
Eclipse, 1; e. S. Maroons, 0.
San Salvadores, s; Eclipse, 4.
st. Marys, 4; Paulists, 1.
c. & E. l., 8; Wabash, 8.
Burroughs, IL; Teutonias, 0.
Douglas, IL; Websters, 8.
Henry Clays, II; Cent. Park, 8.
Canadians, 10; Cross of Malta, 4.
Franciscos, z; Gauntlets, 4.
Sedgwick, 81; Twilights, 5.
Fullerton, 10; Custer, 8.
Van Burens, 10; LaSalles, 6.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15

Ninas, Is; Cornell, 5.
Progressives, Is; West Sides, 9.
Loudins, Z; Wiederrechts, 5.
Ideal Billiards, 9; Jeffer. Grays, 5.
Marquettes, 8; Aurora, 8.
Murleys, 5; Glenviews, 4.
Pennocks, 10; Mathiesens, 8.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15

BITS OF NEWS
Mrs. Esther Collins, Park Ridge,
accidentally killed by gas.
New York.-MaranviIIe of Boston
Nationals, and Manager Tinker of
Cincinnati, each fined $50 for fist fight
Saturday. First Baseman Meyers,
Boston, fined 500. Tinker also sus-
pended for three days for using bad
language to Umpire O'Day.
Detroit.-Body of Edward Leon
ard, car checker, missing since last
Wednesday, taken from Detroit river.
Face battered.
jackson, Mich.-Fred n. Cutter,
%, arrested on complaint of Cougar
old wife because he would not sup
port her children, oldest of whom
is 40.
Milwaukee. Vincent Swirlorski,
%, stabbed in fight with his brother,
Walter, died in hospital. Assailant
arrested.
San Francisco.-Because Francis
ca Gorgonas refused to marry him,
Joaquin Rios shot and killed himself
before big crowd at Dreamland rink.
Ambulance which took him to hos
pital ran down and killed pedestrian.
Milwaukee.-Auto bandits have
committed score of robberies in SO
hours. Two victims severely beaten.
No arrests.
Coburg.-Fourteenp persons report
ed dead in house demolished nv ooc
explosion.
Springfield, lII.-GoV. Dunno order
ed warden of Joliet penitentiary to
stop plan of Dixon theater manager
to entertain number of honor con-
victs who are working on roads at
Grand Detour, Ill.
Rome.-A new census shows that
3,247 persons, including Swiss
guards, live in the Vatican
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-15

team is almost certain to finish in
second place.
The way the Nationals treated
Cleveland in the last. series was sin
full. Griffith unloaded his artillery and
kept the Maps groggy until the series
was ended.
The situation is this: If Washing
ton wins every game and the Ath-
letics lose one-half of their games,
the teams would finish few points
apart, but the Athletics would win.
The Federal League wound up its
first season yesterday, A meeting for
the election of officers for next sea-
son will be. held in Milwaukee this
month. John T. Powers will prob
ably be retired as president. Horace
Fogel, according to reports, will take
a prominent part in affairs of the in
dependent association next season.
1t will probably be expanded to an
eight-club circuit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-18
THE SUGAR LOBBYS CONNECTION WITH THE
NEWSPAPERS AND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington, June 18.-The inves-
LEGATION of the invisible government,
started by President Wilson, struck
pay dirt when it dug up the connec-
ton between the sugar lobby, the
Associated Press and many news
papers all over the country.
The committee got hold Of private
letters. and kilograms from Clarence
C. Hamlin, Colorado Springs news
paper owner, nephew of Senator
Clark of Wyoming, and for some
time in charge of the Washington
offices of the American Beet Sugar
Association.
They showed that the sugar lobby
was trying to mould public opinion
against free sugar through the big.
city newspapers by using the friend
" Associated Press, and the country
papers through the boiler-plate and
patent-inside foundries Of the Amer.
lean Press Association and the News.
paper Union.
Letters also showed that the SUI
gar interests at one time were deal
ing with Geo. w. Hinman, recent
owner of the Inter-Ocean, with a
view to having the beet sugar trust
take some of the Inter-Ocean bonds,
and get control of that paper as a
publicity organ for the sugar inter
ests.
One letter from Hamlin to G. B.
Warren, president of the Michigan
Sugar Co., dated Dec.'2, 1911, said:
81 find that the Associated
Press has handled some of our
stuff in very good shape. The
sale of the Chaska plant and its
benefit to the beet industry
generally was handled in this
manner"
In a letter to Aaron Cove, of the
Great Western Co., dated Oct. 9,
1911, Hamlin said: .'This interview
has gone into practically every paper
Il b.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-18

IS well ua0Ql6Q locally, LQ6 EdSC6rQ
papers took only about a dozen lines
2. have taken the matter up with
Melville Stone, of the Associated
Press, demanding that in the future
the beet sugar industry receive al
least the same treatment as the
Eastern refiners."
In another letter to Warren at De-
troit, HamIin said: Herewith COPY
of letter received from Mr.. Stone in
response to mine. If this matter is
followed up we will be able to gel
our stuff handled by the Associated
Press In d satisfactory manner.
viii be in New York some time next
week and will take it up in person.
It appeared that agents Of the
sugar interests Travelled over the
country to get inspired stories in
newspapers favorable to what the
sugar interests wanted. Among the
papers that fell for it were such AS
ISOLATED Press papers as the Chicago
Inter-Ocean, Kansas City Times 1.-THE
morning edition of the Kansas City
Starr, Minneapolis Tribune, st. Paul
Pioneer Press, Indianapolis News,
Springfield News, Des Moines Regis
ter and Leader.
The correspondence showed plain
ly enough how the invisible govern
ment worked through a subsidized
press with tainted news; and this is
one thing President Wilson started
out to show.
In the Inter-Ocean matter, Hamlin
wanted the beet sugar interests to
pool interests and help Geo. w. Him
man out financially in buying some
100000 of Inter-Ocean bonds form
erly belonging to the Yerkes estate.
He said the total bond issue of the
Inter-Ocean was 100000, bearing 5
per cent and maturing in 1926.
Hamlin said: "In placing the
bonds already sold, Mr.. Human has
had the assistance of the vice presi-
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Die @i@aeliS @ams.

Sn Gnglano miro sic betunnts
Site, am Midaelistoge cine Sans
auf Den Slid gu bringen. auf einen
biitprif9en llrfprung 5uriid9efibrt.
a0nigin GIifabetb, 70 er3dblt man.
fdB am Mt9aelistage 1888 nit Sir
Nebiue 9umfreOile Bel Ser Mitta9s=
tufel unb IieB ii9 einen prG9tigen
@Gnfebraten nit 8%urgunOer Dortreff=
Ii9 f9meden, dls ibr Die Nadri9t
bon Dem untergdng Der fponif9en
Armaoa gemsloet tpuroe. Sn Der err
ten frsuOigen lleberraf9ung rief Die
R0nigin aus, DAB jeoer ibrer briz
tif6en Entertainer tiinftig am Mis
daelistug cine Sans auf feinem Sis
f9e boben fole. 9as Wort fano RAJ
I9e 8erbreitung uno BEL ben getreuen
llntertanen Sbrer iungfrduli6en Maz
jeftGt 70 niliges @eb0r, bob es BALD
Site ipuroe, in alien befersn 6ami=
lien, gu Mi9aelis cine Sans gu ber=
Ipeifen. @ber aud Bel Dffentli9en
Jeltmdblen tptelte Der ledere Bogel
cine HOls. Sn Nottingbam beitano
LANCE Die @spobnbeit. odB Der abb
gebenoe Mu9or Dor Der idbrli9en
@abl Ieinss Nadfolgers am Mis
hoelismorgen elm @Gniefriibitiid CAB.
Der 9er5og Don 8~udingbum Ipl emit
Bel elmer fol9en gelegenbeit, duf Die
acknowledgements an oie @eiitli4en
anfpielenb, ben Detan Sprat fpOttil4
gefragt baben, tparum gera0e ben
0eiifli6en 10 Diele @dnfe porseiebt
puroen. sd fpeiB ss ni9t, 9errs
li9teit", antnortete Der Defan, naber
fobiel peiB i4, oaB ib ME pieOer
cine Sans anfeben peroe. obne an
Sure 9errli9teit gu 0enfen." Ser
Ser3og labte unb perf9affte Dem 9es
fan ndGmals ben 8iI9ofsbut.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Gin Salmittsl.
Cine icrbii6e @Olfser8d6luna.

IN~SflN1N NNf*~NNONJtAtb
Der alte Sutf6st lam gum gefu6
81 Iefnem SobHe Milon na9 Dem
@eipeie bel Stragan3ina, oas er inn
lelbIt getauft bate, als ct Ii9 nit
8anii6ta perbeiratete.
Dies @eI4ent mar Dem often teuer
gu Iteben getommer. Miebiele Sage
bate er fid Sen 8iien pom Munoe
abgeipart, tpieDieleg1G9te bate er ni9t
ausgeI9Iafen, I'm frii6morgens gu
orbeiten uno ods @elo 3u1ammensu=
bringen. Nter bafiir tonnte er ou6
elm biibf6es @eb0ft eriteben! 3pei
Sabre bate or nun ben Sobn un0 oie
S6piegerto9ter ni9t geTebsn, gerdoe
fOlanse ie So68ett gefeisrt battsn.
9ie Gifenbabnen limb in Serbien ni9t
70 oi6t gefdt, uno CUR langen Wan=
6erung gebOrt 3eit.
Die 6reu0e mar eroB NIT benz un=
~eriparteten @oite. Die S9pieeerto6=
ter to9te unD bodte dmIerlei, Der Sobn
bemiibte fi9, ben Batter gu unterbol=
ten un0 a1es ore6ie Ii9 I'm Iein 8es
hagen. Mber Der 9tlte tonnte nidt
re9t munter perbsn. Gr bur6f6aute
fofort, oaB i'm Saufe oie Oronung
feblte unb Wie6 unb @efliigel Der
n6tigen Sorgfalt entbebrten.
8anii9ta mar ni9t mebr 70 biibf9
pie friiber, bic Mugen matt, bic Wanz
gen eingefallen uno Der Sang uniifer.
unb Der Sobn fab nod unborteil6afz
ter aus. Seine Nafe Ieu9tete i'm
6elrot unb feline 6Gnoe 3itterten.
Ser olte Suti9et mar Elm gu erfdbre=
ner Mann, um Die l1rIa6e nidbt au
ertennen Gr tpsiB rebt gut. oab ga
ni9ts geOeiben fam. no Der 6ausz
berr Iih benz Srunte ergibt unb feline
jungs 6rau AUDI nod oardn gu oez
pDbnen iu9t. Dillon 1olte oie bette
6loI9e aus Dem &sler berbei, Inn
benz Better nit Itortem S9ndps uno
6onigbrdu auf3upartsn. Del Mlte
T6iittelt nur ben Ropf uno fpri9t:
rGi6t oesbolb, 3inoer6en, bin i9
81 Sud getpanbert! Sin Srunt aus
elmer @pttesque[e lit fir mid genug,
beIon0ers ipenn nod Elm Sropfen
rotten bosnil6en Meins bin3utommt.
Qlbsr S6naps trinte i9 ni9t. unb
biefer itarte gar brennt ipie @ift i'm
Mogen."
Dillon uno 9anii6fa Iadten i'm
Gus. Sic funosn ibn aud febr
tomiid, Dab er nit ibnen ni9t in Die
Stobt gsben pollte. no er biele dlte
6rsnnoe bate begriiBsn. Gintdufs
MAIDEN uno nit alien SuIommen in
Ter S9ente IuItig Iein iDnnen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

an Sbrer Sunb Iernte i9 .pieoer Sen
Neg geben, ser mir crit 10 lteiaig,
70 unertrGgli6 eeihienen - allen!
Durh sic babe ih pieoer laden
g~slernt, our9 sic erfabren. oaB oos
2eben nod 10 fd0n Iein lam, 70
nunoerDpll, aud fpenn Der 5riibltng
uno Sommer boriiber ~"
nMobeleine, Mooeleins, oos lit ia
nift pabr - oas, oas trieb mid
ia aud Oabon, Sic poren jung gee
porosn. 70 t5itlid jung ~ unO i9
- pl6blih fiiblte ids, pie alt id
bin, neben Shnsn ~ uno 0urum audi
-" Gr Itodte.
LIMB Ddrum aud baben sic MIDI
ALIEN eelaHen unG Ii9 buDon ges
itoblen, Sic Sreuloier, uno puBten
oo9 gan3 gut, oab ih jung mar
ourh sic, nit S6ner; bab bic Son=
ne, oie BON Sbnen ~ousaing, mid
pieoer gum 2eben erpedt bate, bdB
es falt uno troitlps in mir lit otne
Sic. ga. Otto ban Meulen, feds
unooreibig Stunben bin i'd geTabz
rem, Sbnen radgefobren, UNI Sbnen
ods gu IdeenI Nun t0nnen sic mid
ia tpieber heimf9iden unO Iih peiter
in Sbrer Ginfamteit bergraben!" Sic
fab ibn nit sirem 2ddeln an, dber
in ibren @ugen ftanoen SrGnen.
ln0 90 bate er lie an it1 gerifz
fer unb ibr @eIi9t nit tollen Riifz
Ier bebedt: nOu 2iebes! 9u @elieb>
te, 9u Gin0iee, 0u." itommeIte er
abgebrp9en. g9u tpmmit gu mir,
Oh nillit mid nidt ALIEN lafen
jebt, mo es obpdrts gebt!"
Sic belt Inn ben MunO gu:
nNber es gebt ni9t abpGrts - aufz
parts eebt es Menf6engIiid ent=
eeqen. ga, Define &unit. bic Bot
Dir odau nidt 3eit seIafeu. Nber
bat iie Define Sugeno befefen, 70 LAB
mir Dein Nlter. Sd mill ia ni4t
mebr, unb Oh iolIit Ieben, pie f40n
es tit, tpenn man iongFam Den Meg
psiterf9reitet, Dor oem 0u Did 10
firdteit ~ 9ono in 9ono!"
vSa, MaOeleine, ia. 3, i9 oonz
te Dir. On Deiner Sano. oa bat
Der Meg teinen @dreden mebr. Nur
nidt einfam fsin, ipenn es 9erbit
pirb!"
Grf9auerno preBte CT lie an iia,
unb Oann bor9te iie einen Nugenz
Bid binaus, mo faufeno Der Sturm
brduite unb an Oen Tenitern r~iittelte
Dab Die G9eiben tlirrten.
Sic lebnte ibren 6lonoen &Opf
gdn3 oiht an feline 8ruf unb fogte
nit einem IsiIen, gliidfeligen 2a=
den: r2aB i'm or9 6eulen, ben
Ssrbititurm. uns f9redt er nimmer.
@ir baden isbt unfern Sribling i'm
9rrbit. Mtan muB MIR ben Maut bds
ben unb Odran glauben!"
sd babe ben Mut Fl ben Mut,
all gu peroen, ieBt, no Du nit mir
geben piIlft!"
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Cine biert1pftee
neutrality-suspicious.. bic iebt in
Tiume in llnterfudungsbaft Fbt.
befdGbiet bic 3riminaIbeboroen pom
gang europa. Mu9 bic 8erliner
Hriminalpoli3ei eebt ibren Sparen
mad, I'm feft3ultelen, OF tie aud in
Berlin unb llmgeeeno @uftrolen
segeben bat. Die Gjefenf6oft bes
Ranb. tpenn bic perfonenanooben
her @erbafteten ridtig Iino, aus eiz
nem 40 Sabre alien 9ouis 9uttt
Gus Como, einem SO Sabre olten
6Aiffsingenieur Matbias 9rpfter
nus Gapo, einem "a Sabre often
Steiporb Sofepb Mirtb aus Sam-
burg unb einem 2~1jdbrigen 8dders
geiellen. 2ubpia Wensuuer, Der
nus Sarpod in 9apern ftommt. Die
Gpe5iaIitdt bieier @eIenIGoft be-
iiauO BARN. nit gefGIf6ten llrs
funben bel 8oniulaten, pobltdtieen
a6rperThaften. 3eitunesrsOottionen,
GreimourerlOoen unb JremoenfoIr.
MEN llntsrtiisunsen gu eri9pin-
beln.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
@as 8ranen frasen.

@inen IaItigen, tpenn aud ni9t
geraoe galanten Nusipru9 iiber Die
5rauen per0ffentlidt Elm tiefiinniger
englif9er Griibler in einem 2onooner
8ldtte. n9ie 6rauen," 10 bsbauptet
oiefer Mei1e, nri9ten ibr @~ntgegen=
fommen gu osn Mdnnern mad Dem
@ntgegentommen ibrer eigtnen Sabre.
@snn iie. 20 3dblen. fraeen fe glei6=
eiiItig: n@ie 1T er9" Sci 30 fragen
Iie: sWas tut ere" @ei 40 besniigen
fie Iid nit Der Srage: mMer 1T tr2"
Sci so ober rufen fte nit e;uem
f9Dnen Gifsr: $50 1T ere"
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Son @aul sdeurid.

-. 60 lieB i1 oann boiler SuI6
uno @naDeu
@li0 in sic grpBs Nanone laoeu.
ollie eritarteu Dor meinem gllit.
SD nber lagte mr.: ng9oe CT gitl
SD ipiinihe Elm ihones fSano 5u ers
flicgeu,
Boiler 4benteuer uuO tcll Sergniis
gen."
Gin fnre6tborer Small id flos ans
Dem SdIlno
Sos 3obrs, auf Der augel eilcruem
Huno.
Tlog iiber Std0te, gambler uno Weer,
lleber taulcnOfDpfigc Men9e Der,
lleber Seite poll Yrunf, ilber fldffenoe
Wieute,
Srauergeprduge uno 0od5eitSgeI1ute.
Sic Wienihen iHrieen, Die 9unoe tldtfs
ten
Sd ricf ugutcn Tag ans ellen ardf.
ten.
Gin neuer aometl" 10 meinteu oie cis
ilell,
NIs SliieeIroB tuolIt id ben cnocrn err
ld)einen.
So pfiff Ser @ino mir nm bic Gbren,
Sic Come tad I'M gauo Der Wo6ren
6apel CAB es an anoerm Grt,
9iegner tat's bier mn idnsieu bort.
Sd mirbeltc toll onrh Die tolliten
Slodeu.
&nroe balo NAB nno bolo irieocr
troden.
Gam ienIte oic augel lid oufs Qano
llno iebte mid Indlt in oie;en Seno. -
gEer fierou 8ueifelt. Ut niht pcrt.
GnB er nod fernereS bon mir bort.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

thinner ptrliebter e~eporoen, fpos &c in
eroBe @erleeenbeit bru6te. Der 2oro
longpeilte lie 70 entfsbli9 un0 5eists
Tid iebt fhon BON fold u%nfpmpatbis
l9er Settle, 6ab fe ibn unmoeIi6 beis
raten Tonne; uno nenn ibr Ontsl Soc
nur fd9en noate, ME tie bic bei0en
am belten losperoen tonnte, Damn
piirbe is ibm oues aeben, mas lie be-
IiBe, iogar ibren S9oBbuno. 0ntel
Soc mar no9osntlid un0 blaB gepors
ben; er e~rteilte i6r leinen Rat ais
8eihtpdter uno Weltmann unb err
fldrte, SAB BON 2iebe in oieIsm Sale
nidt sic 9lebe Iein t0nnte, oo le beiz
sen Mldnnern ben elsiden f9meidels
baftsn Gitel p%erlieben; Oorum mile
iie an beiOe einen 9rtef fdreiben uno
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