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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
WIRE SERVICE is CUT OFF
storm crIppIes Communication With
the East

st. Paul. r'eb. 24.-With telegraph
service to Chicago and the East al
most entirely cut of and with all
trains from one to eight hours late ST.
Paul felt the effects of the worst storm
of the winter.
A sleet storm which started in Chi.
cago and in Wisconsin points weighted
down the wires of the Western Union
and North American Telegraph com
panies almost to the breaking point
The wind and snow that followed
did the rest and wire chiefs at the Of
fices OF both companies admitted that
the service to Chicago is paralyzed
and that there is no telling when the
large crews of linemen working out
Of all cities between Chicago and Mil
waukee will get the wires repaired.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24

When the doctor orders you to stor
woik 1t staggers you. can't. you
say. You know you are weak, rur
down and failing in health day by day,
but You must work as long as you
can stand. What you need is Electric
bitters to give tone, strength and
vigor to your system. to prevent break
down and build you up. Don't be
weak, sickly or ailing when Electric
Bitters will benefit you from the first
dose. Thousands bless them for their
glorious health and strength. Try
them. Every bottle IL guaranteed tc
satisfy. Only soc at all druggists. -
Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
SEND MOORE TO SCRAP HEAP
Purpose Of Move Made by New York
Congressman.

Washington, Feb. 24.-Willis l.
Moore. head OF the federal weather
bureau, wa attacked in a bill intro
duced in the house by Representative
Akin of New York.
The measure declares that Mr.. Moor,
is using his Office as lever to secure
President Elect Wilson's appointment
as the next secretary OF agriculture
The resolution styles Mr.. Moore
"chief faker" and authorizes action by
congress to prevent officials from fur
thering the political schemes OF Mr.
Moore. that he may receive the toe
end OF Woodrow Wilson's copper-toec
boot and be relegated to the political
scrap heap"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
DELAYS CONVENTION CALL
HiIIes Awaits Views of Majority o,
National Committee.

Washington, Feb. 24-Until a ma
jority of the members of the Repub
Ecan national committee express de
sire for a national convention of the
party to revise rules and change the
basis OF. the Southern representation
Chairman Charles ID. Hilles will not
issue call for meeting of the com
mittee to consider the subject. This
is understood to be the attitude of the
national chairman, as expressed te
Republican leaders who have beer
discussing the projected convention.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24

dispatches, say there is no present
purpose of dispatching the troops
from Galveston to Mexico In fact.
it is intimated that the one purpose
is to provide proper facilities to carry
out any plan Ambassador Wilson may
have in contemplation regarding the
Mexican situation, but the movement,
OF course, does not commit him In
any way to a policy of forcible inter
vention.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
Held for Alleged SwindIinq.

Chicago, Feb. 24.-Hens Bauder, son
of Swiss clergyman and president of
the International Realty association,
is held by federal authorities on
charges OF embezzlement preferred by
the Swiss government. Arnold Holm
ger, consul for the Swiss confedera-
tion, charges that Bauder swindled
his fellow countrymen out of nearly
100000 by means OF private bank
operated In Basel, Switzerland, and q
Nevada mining stock scheme.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
BANK N0fESFOR USE in CHINA
Sixty Millions of Potential Wealth
Shipped to Orient.

San Francisco, Feb. 24-Sixty mil.
lions of potential wealth slowed In
lao wooden chests sailed for Hong
kong on the liner Nippon Maru. The
consignment is listed as paper and
travels at the federal rate OF 81 ton.
1t will not become currency until notes
have been signed in China They
were printed in New York.
The shipment was said to be the
first set of bank notes printed for
China since the establishment of the
republic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
ANOTHER ORDER is LIKELY
Force Of Cavalry May Also Mobilize
at Galveston.


Washington, Feb. 24.-Supplement.
ing the infantry regiments ordered to
report at Galveston there will be at.
tached to the expeditionary force a
company of engineers, from either the
Second or Third battalion, in the dis.
cretion of General Carter. A suffi.
cient artillery force already has been
attached to the brigade in the Fourth
field artillery (mounted) stationed at
Fort ID. A. Russell, Wyo.
These orders should bring the Fifth
brigade, as assembled at Galveston,
up to an effective strength of about
$500 men. The troops will be tempo
rarily stationed at Fort Crockett, on
Galveston island, and the supply de-
pot will be established at Texas City.
The general staff estimated that the
Twenty-eighth infantry, the most re.
mote from Galveston, stationed at
Fort Smelling, should arrive by
Wednesday.
AS infantry, as rule, cannot ac-
complish much without cavalry sup.
port, il the present policy of making
ready for eventualities is to be pur.
sued to a logical conclusion, the pres
ent days order to the infantry prob.
ably will be followed soon by another
order to General Carter to assemble
at Galveston the Second cavalry divi-
sion. commanded by Brigadier General
Tasker H. Bliss.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24

Washington. Feb. 24.-The senate
has agreed % vote Tuesday on the
bill to crea department OF labor
which will provide cabinet officer.
The measure passed the house last
summer and has been pending on the
senate calendar for monthA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
Another "peath Corner Victim.

Chicago. Feb. 24.-"Death corner
in the Italian section has claimed its
eighth murder victim in five months
A man believed to be Giovanni Ma
nolia of Holgate, o.. was found lying
on the sidewalk nearly decapitated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
Old Friends Die Together.

Chicago, Feb. 22.--Old Bob Irving
and Charles Dickerson. old time actors
and each one the Others only friend
In Chicago, were found dead together
In North Side lodging house. The
room was filled with gaA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
Croupy Coughs and Wheezy Colds.

The quickest simplest way to rid the
childrsn Of dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy stuffy colds is to give them
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. 1t
gives almost instant relief and stops a
cough promptly. 1t soothes and heals.
Contains no opiates. For sale by all
druggists. ADV
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
The Secret Terror.

: The haunting fear of sickness and
helplessness is the secret terror of the
working man. Health is his capital.
Kidney diseases sap mans strength
and vitality. They lessen his earning
capacity. Foley Kidney Pills bring
back health and strength by healing
the disease. The are the best medicine
made for kidney and bladder troubles.
The genuine are in the yellow package.
Refuse any substitute. For sale by all
druggists. ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24

DIR. VIM. Sadler, author of 1.-THE
Cause and Cure OF Colds" says that
common colds should be taken seri.
ously, especially when they "hang
on" Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound is reliable household medicine
for coughs and colds. equally effective
for children and for grown persons.
Take it when you feel a cold coming
on. 1t will avert danger of serious
iesults and cure quickly. No harm.
ful drugs. For sale by all druggists. =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
Mrs. Thaw Denies the Story.

Pittsburg, Feb. 24--Mrs. William
Thaw, mother of Harry X. Thaw, de-
MED that an attempt had been made
with the consent or knowledge of the
Thaw family to bribe DIR. John w. Rus
Dell, superintendent of the Matteawan
state hospital for the criminal insane,
or any pers.a else, with view of ef-
fecting her on's release.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-24
FIFTH BRIGADE
UNDER ORDERS
Will Assemble Immediately
at Galveston, Tex.
SMELLING TROOPS TO GO
Practically the Entire Force at Min.
nesota Post Gets instructions to
Start for Gulf Coast--Action Does
Not Mean ForcibIe Intervention.

Not Mean ForcibIe Intervention.
st. Paul, Feb. 24.-Orders issued at
Washington instruct Colonel e. III.
Plummer, commanding the troops at
Fort Smelling, Immediately to pro
ceed to Galveston with three battal
ions of the Twenty eighth ,,nfantry
and one battalion of the + nth in.
fantry.
The order reads that the men are
to be in readiness for foreign service
1t affects 1000 men at the local post
The order follows one received here
q few days ago bidding the local com.
mander hold his troops in readiness
for immediate marching orders. Or.
ders have not been received here for
Company ID, Fifth battery, field artil-
lery. This company, numbering about
125 men and about twenty-five re.
cruits and casuals, will be left at the
local post
The signal corps and hospital de-
tachments also are not included in the
orders. The men left behind will be
under command Of Captain G. H.
Green.
The orders are part Of the order
which SENDS all of the Fifth brigade,
Second division of the reorganized
army, under command OF General
Frederick A. Smith. to Galveston to
be in readiness for any Mexican emer-
gency. The entire command comprises
5000 men.
- Warrington officials. according TO
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hurtiesi. 4n Giene bisTer anoten,
cotr 3tuiThen Sipei iolfv einseTdobtn.
ionnen audi gtrnitsintuasIn treisa,
cher folhe aus aoraIIen. glfsnbeln,
opal Der 4meihpiten. Die bsibsa
gnoen eieIes i'm ben Gals sstragen.n
ganbts treffeu torn suIommen uno
mcroen an ibrem 3niamnenIfiiiB.
rnnti n.eifi ipiener BON einsm Sieins
ssiaeIhen aesieri. Damn Ioiien fie bic
beioen gnoen nch einmnf fpieb.r etip1
in Der eGnge ppr 5 Gm. frei nnb eins
7eln. tnoisns gno iisintuaeIourhieBt.
nieberfaIen. Wenn man bisie eisens
ortiaen Sdmudi.iide suerit iieht, LII
man nitlt deraoe BON geg.ifteruns srs
ariffeH. RamsHilih inir.en iie hohIt
froapiirbie in etn Sdanefniierduslds
cen, no lie aufgtreibt nebeneinanber.
hdnasH, unb NO man iif suerit itaus
neno nah ibrs- 8ebeu.uns f-ae..
lleher hen boben ohsr ausgsi@nitisnf1
glufen. auf Gieiosrn allsr 4ri ces
irnoen. aber sn.irideln Tie onnn sinfr
eetpiiien Rsi5. Tas icmmt namsnilsh
BON ibrsrigarbtnrirtung. Weiii f.immt
f'ds p<rtponbit Stibenbann esnau in
Der aouung nit bem eingtfiigtsn
Si.infhmut iibsrsin. 65hIi isl;sn
lpsrben bier 5dr6entonirnIi. an pem
6alsfhmud an ii6 berpornebrntls.
slber Der Gcniroi An GEM @epono
mub beionbsrs btssnnsi perben, fres
lolb natiirlih aunt iebe elesan.e iyreu
ron bieisn nena 6dlsietten cine
arcbe ansabl eur ausfpnbI btiibsn
mnb. DDS lit dah nifi 10 fehr
ffper. ta man nanhe bieier aetien
eiaentlif, M. aus peorebssm nno
nurhtnoteism Seibenhonb nit nur
nrsi Steinsueeiu (eine am 3ufdmmens
irefipuntt Der ttiben 1heiIe born uac
sfxi ilsinere aIs ubfhIub Der terafs
tdnaenbsn Voroerenben) fsrtil..
9srnfsein, Der ia iibxrbcupi iehr In
gnnIt Iiebi. lisisri fir bieie steiisn bi,
msiiten Ghmndtuseln. Seins nsrs
| ffliebenen 1oaunsen pon Qih,o'lb az
Rciirot tperben aeirtulin ouh BON
ganb mitasmaht. Rdh't linn iiuo
Trralsn am bslsebteiten, nnb barn
ale 6olbeoeliisme. 4uf G.orabssa
rnb ihre Radbilbunssn fat id, grin.
LID ihiliernb nuf bitisn gdnoesn.
Ben Der Wirfiita beiIpi.lsreif. eine,
i.rablenb1slbsH Geibeu unb Bern
itsinsier bkier grt uuf sinem fhras,
ssuGeibenaeipanb, Tam man lit tsid,i
sintn audi fir bic onRrn fsnrbsn,ons
trnIts beseihnsaosn 9ssriff MAIDEN.
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OrasseiseMtbams .4systbefsa,
giRcinnoti, z. Rop.
Heue 6ppotbeten.


5orats W. gaIotpin an gIar. Ctr.
6. lno .. so. $1,000.
6. 3. Dlpis an R. e. SsIeuto.
$50.
emma =. gdnbpshr an plsaiani
Hibae q. uno 6. go. $2750.
annis 6. Siu on bieieibe. $500.
Srsb. O. Smith an Wiliam 6.
qrocter. $1,000.
GlrH.r ;. aone!eb an GHtsrpriis g.
q. 60. $2750.
elisa 9. aOpsIsb an MRrs q. Goo
per. $500.
Mills 6. 5arp.r an Wsftsrn Ger
man 8ant. $1,000.
Soi.pb g. Reain!sp on Gilt Gos,
q. uno 9. 60. $3.50.
2sna 6. gautsrbat on Samuel ..
Cooper. $1792.
Games y. Gummins an Clifton
Muiuol g. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
2ioa 5ollano an gnterpriIe 9. u.
SO. $1,000.
3ieislb. an Diniam z. Sobnborii.
$3.50.
@. Di[linm WiIlsr an bic Sa,Ist
guni. $1,000.
Gstilste 9ppothssen.
M,illiam g. asnnsbp an Sriib 9.
unb 6. 60. $500.
2lnnis 6. 1apio an 6. 6. pbilbrid.
$1,000.
aIonso q. grubs. on Sobn 6.
apern. 800.
SaeOb y. gruef an Obson 3. u. Go
$500.
Wm. !. geldrpinb on. Brighton
German gant 60. $1,000.
Sarab 8. Gran an Cottage 3. uni
8. 60. $1,000.
5arrp u. 5opiin an Weiisrn Oils
y. g. uno 6. 60. $1,000.
Jtnnis 8. Dalter an Wariop 4ps
9. nnb 6. 60. $1,000.
albert SO. 6anndrb on Wuiie 6al
6. unb .. 60. $3.50.
Jrsb. o. aiiIsl an $. 3. Wii!e
$500.
Groes 0aHorb an SnensDill. g
unb 6. Go. $500.
Ulinni. auns an 8. R. ausbbert
500.
saobn Weguire an 4ponoul. g. mi
g. Go. $75O.
Joispb .. pool an 9itle O. mnb 8
Go. $500.
q. 6. 6clsberg an 6. u. Geuion'
goob. $1,000.
3. u. g,Oblman an Union Gnpinss
g. unD 8. 60. $500.
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drserlid unD sriff nah ibrem erftbn.
ten BUD. Nber grna fab pl0blih
rittlings anf ibrer Coulter uno itslIte
ibr ihlanits Syiibhen barauf.
vSh lone bfn niht leien, ipenn BIZ
mir niht beine Hpnbons sibt, unb i'd
ersable aud Mama, iper fis oir s.a
inenit bat"
Nd. mas fptibt pu, rief goa un=
toirfh unb iunte ben IisbeniGbrigen
audlseiit abaufhiittsln, .ih babe bic
gonbons setouft."
.Sp?" bObnte oas aino. Der
0ottcr Shneiber, Der bid immer
bctmlid tiiBt, bat lie Dir seseben, if
bab's seieben."
Soa fubr tpiitbeno auf, bab Grno
3u 9oben ficI.
pgelg, undusitehIidsr, bu Iiieit.
glber um bid Iosaupsrbsn, fpiu ih nir
stben, mas icb nod babe. Wenn bu
bid Interitebf, Der Wama nur elm
Wort su idgen. 70 Ihlaae ih bid
braun unb blal. Ssbt marf9 ins
gett."
erno hiipfte nit Elm padr IautloIen
SaBsn in ibr gstt unb itrsdte 1on
bort eesen Sod ibrs iriihrotbe 3unss
aus, bdnn ersriff is Die 5iite nit BEN
t3udsrpertref, bic Sol aus ibrer aom-
moos herporsssosen unb ihr perGhtIif
3ugsfporfen bate, uno tro6 oomit uns
ter ibre Dede. Ssbt b0rte man nifta
cnosres mebr oIs eli. IsiIes Anirid.n,
nno Goa fonnie iid unseit0rt ibrem
Roman fpibmen.
(5ortfebune folat.)
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3mingenoe geua(ten.
RomaH bon 6. q arl.

9rouben tobte Ser Nooemb.riturm
unb mari in heftiesn StObeu Iotsrs
Mafsn bartssfrorsuen Shnsss gsgen
bic JsnIter. W1it risielnosm 9erduIh
glitt.n Die ipisen RabeIn on ben
9l1s1heibsn sntlang unb iommelteu
iit ouf BORDEN unb SimIen 81 tpeiben
polItsrn, bafteten on bem raupren
Ibpug Der 9Guier mi. psiber Rsif uno
goben ben Struben Elm tief ipinterIis
Dies Iusiebsn. llno bod hanbslte es
itb nur Inn sinen oor3eitigeu 8ruB
res rauben Gates, alIsr Babribsins
Ii4tsit nud muBts bas S6nsetrsibeR
iIh In grauen QoDembsrnebeL auflOien
uno oi. aartsn gistriitalle 3u uners
freuli6em Strabenlamug peroen.
Der goltsmuno ipri5t bon iisbsn
WiHtern, Die tommen uHo gsben mill
Zen, e6s Der rehte Die Ssrri6aft ees
lDinnt.
Guh I'm bic in 8resluu oeleeens
gduobnung bes aaufmanns 4Israns
Der Sbul3 tobte Der Sturm, aber er
tonHte burA ieIn ma6tIoies 5auhen
ben @inorud gsidiigtsr gebaglihteit,
Den ibr seSnnerss bot, nur erbObeu.
,Sn BEN 8ismli6 grObsn 3immsr Der
5ausfruu brdnnte cine 2amps unter
rDt6lihem Seibtni6irm. Sic itano
in elmer behagliden, nit bequsmsn
politermobeln ausgsitutteten gde uuf
benz Spfatii6, unb ibr miloss 2i6t
alitt iibsr bic bunosrt hibihen Ga
dsn uno Sd6el3en, ipel6e bas 6eim
elmer mooernen, poblbabenben Dame
81 fiinen pflssen. 5ier absr bate bas
nur Wooerne feline Stdtts oefunben.
bier bate ein beritdubnibpollss 4uss
setpdblt, eine gsitidts 6unb georbnst
uno benz Roum ben gsiitieen StempeI
arfgeoriidt. mertbpoae giloer an
Den Wdnoen, ipsnn au6 gum Sb.il
nur in sutsn Na6biIbunesn, bier cine
giite auf ssihmudopIlsm StGnb.r,
bort eine Staffelsi nit ensm fir bic
Wanb ungeeignetem gilDs. Beibes
niht nit aiidfbt auf eiusn sufGaig
leeren Raum placiert, Ionbern 10 oez
oronet, tpie es ous aunitpert nm ieiz
nsr Ielbft pillen p.rlangts. an einem
Der Jenfter Elm 9dbtiid. am anbsrn
fdrans Ing 3immer serudt unb bon
einsm 5aiu prd6tiser galmsn nbers
laattet, Elm Shreibtifh, Der feiner
8eitImmnns entiprah uno ni3t ,lpie 70
oft, nur als IufitsGunssort fir gtip=
peg biente.
gs mare fir einen sremben nidt
mOglih setpefsn, in benz eeodmpftsn
roia 2ihte jeoe GinSslbsit beg 3immers
gu unterffsiDen, nur Der traulide
ginorut BEG gut bur6pGrmten Raus
mes mubte ieoen umfunsen, Der i'm
betrat.
4us Der melt seOffnetsn sblr bes
acknowledgement Spsiie5immers brana
bellies liHt. gs fam BON elmer groBen
9Gugslamps absr benz elegant stbedseu
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ShiSent in GGttingeu). Iie Geb. ].
Der 5u einer groBen 8eielIif)aft ee.
laoen ipar, no er nit Den ihouiieil
gidbhen Der Stoot tansen ioate, be.
itelie lid bei ieinem Sd)niter ein
Taar Safitieiei, Die er bcim Bale
traaeu iuollta. Sc ineilr iidl aber Der
fritiide 3ag n0herte, oeiio iHrnblger
pliroe Der Siu6ent, oeIien aamera.
ben ibn nit Der Grpbuna nedten:
.2eine Stieiel fperben niG,t slr .3cii
iertig lueroen!~ ,Sie pcr0en iertia
iein", anttportete Der .iinftiae Dtini.
tier nit sSeiiigteit. am Iorabeno
0es aroBen .scites trat Y. bei ieinem
Sdluiter Elm. $50 iino ueine S.ie.
ieI2" 'rngte er. sd bin rntroit.
lid, ober es .reaen 10 pieI geItcgun.
gen Dor :" itottertc Der SdMitcr.
oSnl 8erbalt es iid) io2" rici, TO.
d)ero Dor Corn Der jinge Rann ans,
mir iperben oas peiier iebenl" Gr
oerIhnano gber nad) tpcnigcr
Diinliten eritien er pieoer. beglcifei
Don 3Dei iencr 9unoe, Die oci,tid)c
Stiioenien gerpobnbeitsmaBig oui
@erbinonnasfoiten ernabren su Tai-
fen pfIesen. nSSbr iehi oieie Snn.
be2" - "a. nsiun lpot,l. ID,
idpore, oaB iie Guh in 100000
Stiide reiBen iperoen, fpenn i'd NOR.
gen aben6 meine Sfnbe nidlt babe. "
Siernlii ging g., aber elm ,no boo
engnsirter Gienitmann briiIlte ale
Stiirbc Dor Dem 2noen bes Sf,lters
nit beiierer Gimme: nllngliifieIi.
ger, aeoenfc Der Sdnlbe bes Serrn
bon gismnrdl" Rat,ts aber, nls Der
| Dor slusit bebenoe Sdiliier nod am
2eiiten iaB, sos gismnrf nit ieiuen
glutbnnben nIrd) Die Siraben nno
brittle: nShuiterl Oein 2ebeH i'll IN
bod)iter Geiahrl 8ebenfe beiner ssa.
| niIiel" am n1fiten aeoreen erbieii
Der ilingc Stuoent ieine Siieiel :"
60 iieht Yisnlarf in ben aopien
Der Gelebrtea aus, bic Den 2arlliie
beorbeiteien. go gronoe EnercIo,
pfoie" (4usaabe S5-1902). ibiI.
bert i'm folaenoermaBen: ..gsenn
man bic SareIungsipeiie biefesaian.
mes periieten pill, feline 8eiualttfd.
iiafeiten ino feline 3ornausbriid,e.
benen er jelbi, bel oipIomntiidjcn
gerbnnblungen freien 2aui IaFt. Die
Ciienbeit nno @rutaIii1t ieiner @nr.
id)I1ge, miii, man iein Temperament
,no feline HaIie beriidiidtigen. Dion
| muh iih bieieH mehr ais ied,s sui
hohen 8iieien ppri.elle,!, o!eien Gro.
BEN 1rinfer, aroBen eiier, Der Iueft.
| bar iino ge,pnItth1tis in alien lin.
gen mar. Wsinocitens 10 itoI3 mic
| aiif einen biplonlntiidlen grioIg mar
er ouf feline ss1bisfeit. einen Otter.
bnmpcn poII Ghnmpoaner oiii cinerl
3ug 5u Ieeren. Ter ein5iae fron36ii.
ihe Stnafsmann. fir ben er Sn,npa.
fbie empfinoe.. lit Eouper.G .Gncrtier.
neil bieier linn an llm1bigFeit Bic
Woae bait
g5er aIio cine beitere GnfnDe 5il
erleben ipiinidli. Dem iei Die 2cfti,rs
| nnrmltcnS elrpioIlen.
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5als floa unb arf ieinen boritiasn
Sdnauabart einen Stub priidte
,9erorebte Shraube!" brummte er.
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bert in tpabnpibiaer giferfuht ben
Sruoer Der Satin erfhlug, itanp
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rauitte au ieinen ssiibsn Der Bad,
geifterhdft idpe6te bier uno oa Elm
!peltes glatt berab, bintenb pie Elm
fhpertpunesr Menih id1pana iih bas
Mublra6 unter benz Druid Der Wellen,
Elm Sheil ieiner Speihen mar seritDrt,
es dtste uno itOhnte. als empfinbe es
torperlihe Shmeraen.
9rau unb relenihper bineen Die
Wolten am 0immsl, tein 2aut aus Der
Gubenpelt brano in bieie WdloeInz
famteit. tein menidlihss Weien NOR
in Der Rdbe. ct mar alein. aana ols
iein.
Sniipfte iih on bieien 9laB tpirt-
lid Gin bofer 3auber, mar es niht
hier aepsien, od er. gum eriten Wtal
Caein nit Marqot. einen Blit in ibre
Seee dctban, mar nidt bier bus 9es
fiibl. oas Iih Bel ibrem InbIid in ibm
oereat, au unnanoelbdrer, tiefacpur.
aelter 2iebe errpahfen. oeaen bas er
perqebliG nit aller Wannesfraft anoes
t6mpft, I'M ihm enolid bod gu unters
lieeen?
llno o!s linn 'bdnn Die Wutter oes
fogt, oab Mlar1ot bon Der Natur nit
cana anoeren garben an i'm aetniipft
lei. bate er oieie qetpaltiae 2iebe bod
nidlt aus icinen 6eraen reiBen tDnnen.
Gr mar eben sufdllia unqsishener
s3euae zines 9eiprdhes Der beiben
Shpeitern Qerporben. Inter benz Of
fenen Teniter bes 2immers fteteno, in
oem eie Mdrquiie ihre ReiIeporbereis
tunoen traf - man mar aus ben uns
terirbifhen RGumen rpiebsr in Die eiz
aentliten Wobnsimmer iiberoeiisbelt
- bate er aebort, lpie 2ouiIon Die
Snrrefter nit Ieioenihaftlihen 9ors
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Zen aerinaen Wertb Ses Heid,ihums

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Dem aranfen i'm @ergleid sur 8e.
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oena nndl. ooB 70 piele cuadlalfr-
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baum itliebIid nod 3a Der giniid,t
fomn.t. hnB es nur eine ein,iae Mrs.
nel gibt. fueIhe bic Sdmorrho;neu
heilt: Or. GiIsbce's gnofesis Nrober
lres nerlnnot bon .. Geuitaeoier &
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8ismard IN fran55fi&en QOn
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es nnter Der M,ibrif .Bismorf"
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nnnte Sdil0eruiig feities Weiens,
bnB mir iie nidt nister Stiaffapeigen
iibergeben f0naen. @ir Deber fie 10
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NURSERY design suitable for a
IN child's bib. etc.
The scalloped edge is to be
padded and buttonholed. The boys
figure and the remainder OF the design
are 10 be done in outline stitch. To
pad the scallops. darn backward and
forward several times between the
lines or work chain stitch, heavier az
the center and lighter at the points
of the scallops. then buttonhole over
tho foundation.