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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
THE FRENCH BANKERS TO TAKE
A BIG RISK AT SIX
PER CENT.
LONG DEBATE ON SUBJECT
Minister of Finance Was Charged
With Failing to Take Better offers,
Which Had Been Made for the Big
Loan.

Mexico City, May 21.--The Nexi-
can congress early today gave its
sanction to an agreement for loan
of $100,O00,000 at per cent interest.
The amount is to be placed at 80 and
will run for ten years. 1t is guaran-
teed by IS per cent Of the customs re-
ceipts The Mexican National bank
is named as the representative Of the
bankers in the supervision of the dis
bursements.
The debate on the loan was a long
one, lasting until midnight The min
lister OF finance was charged with fail
ure to take better offers which had
been made. He replied that Proyi-
sional President Huerta and the 9th
er members Of the Mexican cabinet
nad urged upon him the acceptance
Of this loan, as the other offers re-
ceiYed necessitated more delay
1T is still necessary for congress to
discuss and vote upon the four arti-
cles OF the financial measure. but It's
approval OF the genera, terms of the
bill makes it reasonably certain that
1t VIII also approve the loan.
The loan has been placed with
French bankers, but itds cdAtain that
British interests are~ participating.
The names Of the bankers have not
been announced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
LANE WILL NOT INTERFERE.

Washington, May, 21- Secretary
Lane, Of the interior, indicated today
he would attempt in no way to in
terfere with appointments to be made
by the new governor Of Alaska. Mai.
J. + A. Strong. In letter addressed
to man who asked appointment to
an important position, Secretary Lane
wrote. AS you know, the position
referred to by you is under the gov
ernor, with whom | will in no way in
terfere as to his appointments The
governor Of Alaska should be an in
dependent citizen. not dictated to from
Washington
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
PUBLIC AWAITS INFORMATION
BEFORE EXPRESSING ITS
OPINION.
SIsSON ASKED TO Be CAREFUL
President Urges That the Mississippi
Representative Be Very Cautious
in His Proposed Discussion in the
House Friday.

Iokio, May 21.-The Japanese for
eisn office is studying the reply of
the United States to its original pro
test in regard to the California alien
land ownership legislation. It declares
that by agreement with Washington
the document will not be made pub.
hc- The officials make no comment
on the subject.
lne Japanese public apparently is
waiting for information befllre ex.
pressing its cpinion on the American
reply. In the meantime the press re.
iterates that the question goes deeper
than the ownership Of land or making
Of treaties. and that it is racial dis
elimination which must 0e wiped out
oy mutual education and understand
ing and the fusion of ideas.
iichiro Tokutomi. editor Q! the Ko-
kumin shibun. writes:
The loyalty Of Japan should Join
fosces with the liberality Of Ameri-
ca. BY this means the Pacific would
nobly Justify its name"
On the other hand much interest
.s :; attached 20 10 the formation Of a new
patriotic association by Count shiga-
moro Uesugi and other scholars for
the maintenance OF Japanese indiyid-
uality.' The founders declare that
some Of the people are intoxicated
with western civilization to such an
extent thu they are apt to forget
their nationality and introduce 1an-
gerous thoughts into the minds of the
pecple and interpret patriotism in
different way from that prevailing
among their ancestors.
In some quarters it is alleged that
this new organization is political
one masquerading under the guise OF
patriotism, and that it has been Gre
ated to fight the battle OF bureaucra-
cy against the encroachments of the
growing democracy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
FINDS SNAKE in BuFFET.

Columbia, s. G., May PA special
to the Columbia Record from st
Matthew this morning says that Mrs,
j. II. Hennegan, member of a prom
inent family there, last night opened
the drawer of a buffet in her dining
room and placed her hand upon
a deadly copperhead moccasin snake
which was snugly coiled up among
the table clothes Mrs. Hennegan was
terribly frightened when the reptile
moved, but withdrew her hand before
it had time to strike. The snake was
killed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
pREsIoENr uReEs cAurIoN.

Washington, May President
Wilson today sent for Representative
sisson, Of Mississippi. and urged him
not to make any speech that would
offend the sensibilities Of Japan.
Mr.. Sisson, who recently made a
war speech had given notice Of his
intention to speak in the house Fri
day, on the legal phases Of the Japa~
nese land question. He had a 20
minutes conference with the presi-
dent, during which, however, he as
sured Mr.. Wilson that he would not
discuss the pending negotiations or
touch on anything Of an incendiary
eharacted. limiting himself to an ar
gument on alien land ownership.
That was the White House version
Of the conference. though Mr. Sisson
himself declined to make any com
ment, declaring merely he would
speak on Friday
The president is known to be anx
ious about discussion in congress at
this stage Of the japanese question,
especially involving any observations
on racial discrimination
It is indicated at the White House
that the American note just sent. and
the tenor Of future exchanges will be
to assure Japane that the majority Of
Americans have a genuine respect
and admiration for the achievements
and character of her people Public
expressions that might give an oppo-
site impression are regarded at the
White House, particularly at this
time, as seriously embarrassing the
negotiations between the state de-
Dartment and the Jss pese ambassa-
Dor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
TURKEY TRoT IN ENGLAND.

New YORK, May 21.-Inyasion Of
the British isles by the turkey trot,
tango, and other modern dances has
so stirred the British public that a
spirited discussion of the diversion in
question is now in progress in the
newspapers according to cable ad-
vices from London here today. Edito-
rial writer's have taken up the topic
and are treating it freely.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
WIFE VERY ILL;
MAN KILLS SELF
MRS. FoRElss IN ONE ROOM DEs-
PERATELY ILL, HUSBAND
SUICIDES NEAR HER.

Montgomery, May 21.--While his
wife lay desperately i'll in an adjoin-
ing room, j. l. Forniss. a retired cap-
italist, committed suicide in his apart
ments at a prominent local hotel last
night by sending a bullet through his
brain. Discovery was made at s
o'clock this morning by the maid at
tending Mrs. Forniss.
Mr. Forniss was 70 years of age,
Confederate veteran and native of
wilcox county, Ala He had been in
dsssisipg health for some time. He
N a nste. saying that nervousness
vhs driving sa crazy, and he was
losing his mind. HAasked all to pray
FOR ahim.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
BRYAN TO MAKE ADDRESS.

Washington, May 21.-Secretary
Bryan, unable to resist the bushes
and pleadings of the girl graduate,
has promised to make the graduating
day address at the National Park
seminary, Forest Glenn, Md. Although
burdened with mass of important
diplomatic matters and crowded by
affairs of state, he will lay his work
aside May 20, to address the young
women.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
sUFFRAeETTEs WILL
BOYCOTT CELEBRATION

Wheeling, w. Va, May 21.-West
Virginia suffragettes, it is claimed,
contemplate boycotting the West Vir-
ginia scemi-centennial celebration
here in June, because Of the announc-
ment in the official program that the
big scream Of the week will be the
rubberneck suffrage parade"
Local suffragists have adopted res
Clutions denouncing the celebration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
NURSES ENp MEETING.

Augusta, May 21.-The seventh an
nual convention of the Georgia associ-
alton of Graduate Nurses came to a
close here today, after Atlanta had
been selected as the meeting place
for 1914, and officers elected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
Upton CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

London, May 21.-The cablegram
sent by the New York Yacht club to
the Royal Ulster club, accepting Sir
Thomas Lipton's challenge for the
Americas cup, was signed &c. a.
Cormack" 1t says: "We hereby con
firm ours OF l4th, which accepted
your challenge on the terms therein
stated
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
rAFr MAKES ADDRESS

Boston May 81. Participation Of
W. II. Taft gave added interest to
todays program of the American Uni
tartan association, The former presi-
dent was assigned to make a brief
address at the annual meeting Of the
Layman's league in Charming hall
The general topic Of the session was
purpose and methods of the league. I"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
cvERsugscReE CHINESE LOAN.

london, MAY 2T."9o great was the
rush of the public TO secure a por-
ton of the new Chinese loan, which
was opened for subscription today,
that the issuing banks closed their
lists at II o'clock this morning. Then
II was announced that the loan had
been largely oyersrbscribed. It was
quoted at one per cent premium ny
sellers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
WATSON EoR GOVERNOR.

Washington, May 21-Senator Var
daman and other members of the Mis-
sissippi congressional delegation urg-
ed President Wilson today to appoint
Edward Watson governor Of the Ha-
walian islands.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-22
THREE WOMEN POLICE.

San Francisco, May 21.-Of %. ad-
ditional police. officers to be appoint
ed eere, three will be women, ac-
eordine to action taken last night. by
the beard Of supervisors. 1t is an
noarcd that the force of women will
e incFeased as rapidly as conditions
" s~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
lnertennuna.

4nerttnnun9. 9ouner
(o,r i'm StiGnsuis sntIafsr pirb):
Die Soit mar gut. Ssrr Sirettor, -
ich psrbs fpi.oertommen.
-Gntpebtr-pber. Sauss
bdlterin: .0i. eipigs Sdimpfersi bab'
i'd jeBt gernO' Iutt, S.rr Stramp'er!
eutlpebsr i'd seb' gum Grften, ober
Sic beirat.n mid = bann tDnnen g
I6impfen, 70 piel g poIIen"
Gin 6lduer 8ater. o.:
,6at Sbnsn Der alte SdulJs perass
btn, OdB sic feline SOdt.r sntfiibrt
babeu9"
g.: r@srsebeu2 Reuli9 babe i'd
,.fabrsn. oab sr feIbft ben Dassn
b,itsut bat, Der aIte Gauner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

- 4rsp0bnifd. 5Isif6er
gum Batter. Der ieinen Sobn, tptls
der lange Obren bat, gu bieiem in
bic 2ebrs geben piID: Sossn Sic
nal, bat Der Sunee idon mo anoers
ssIernt2
C in 8orfdGagSur3sit.
Hein, &arl, BEL 2ebSeiteu betcmmit
ou bon mir t.inen 2Dfennig, penn
id absr einmaI bic 9tugsn Suoriidsn
icllte -
Run, 10 Oriid bod nal OorlGufig
ems gu, Sntel!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

0oppeIfinnig. Srau
(duf Der promsnaos): rSieb. nit
6em Ssrrn mar i9 NAL perlobt!"
Rann Geuf5enO): Der SIiidIis
de-"
lniiberltet. SdulSe:
Sage mir. 2sbmann. 0u ipieIit pobI
ME &arteu2"
2ebmann: .Sm GsgenteiG; alle
Gage! Sbne m,insn S4aftopf ssbt
i'd; ME beim."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

&ein 8erIab. S4neioer:
Sb tunn ni9t IGnser iparten; por
Ie6s Mpnaten baben's mir f4on g.
iuat, SSbre rei9e Sante miro itsrs
ben, aber sic bdben bis heut nod
ni9t @ort s'bulten."
- 9erf96ns SausIe9re-.
Wlutter: .9ein 2ebrer bat ii9 ipies
Der ii6er Did betIaet; purum dr'
gsrit 0u i'm benn fortpdbreno%
8adfiI6: n9ld, Wlamo: 10 eli
tib9sn @ut itebt ibm ssraos5u sDts
5iideno!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

argpSbnif4. Srau a.:
ga, ods 1T srobartis, : ni4t es'
mug, oaB sic Sbren Widnn Glisin
sum Surnerieit reiIen laReu, peran'
IaIIsn sic i'm Ipsor nod, ben @be:
ring ni9t mitSunebmen. bas 1T bod
fdon mebr pis pertruuensieli9.
sSrou g.: . nsiu, Srau Ra6barin
i'm @esenteil, bsnn fpifsu Sic. tpsnr
i'd ibm ben Srauring mitn,bmsn IaI'
fs, bann psriebt er ibn pieber!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

= @toBfsufS.r sines Il ne
terpffisisrs. &reuSboinbsnbd'
aeleIemsnt. .s iit sntieBIid, OnB es
bel 10 pieI msnidlitsr Summbelt
nod su psnis siernumsn si.bt!
Sm 9eridtsfuuI. |. Rid
ter: Sd, srmabns Sic. Die 8ubrbsit
Su fagen.
9lnaetlogtr: 3 mo. hunn miibtt
if ia elm Rdrr f.in. hsnn ss bslBt
bod: Rarren reotn bic Dabrbsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
@nna htr Shrina

= @anS Ser Sbrise Sic
tin Der grObten WuD: mgiit Su
Oenn gang pom Satan beiehsn. 3erl?'
@r Tin Der arObten Rube): -SSa.
i6 bin 0ein, nit 2eib uno Sssle."
- 9 et9sIbaft. 5rau
(sum S6ulsbrsr): rWein Paulden
if gang ent5iidt BON Sbnsn, Ssrr
2sbrsr, ieoe 0ummbeit, Die 81. in
Aer Sduls ipreden, erSGblt sr gu
Sauie."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
@ie hat recht,

q 8durin ipsrS BON pfarrer e'fraet:
,Sunnt's benn net mDeli iei,
DAB @uerm Wiunn Sbr absetpDhnt
Do Wirtsbaus Rouferei9"
g fperb mi biit'n," moant bic brauf,
DAP a tomas tua;
co lang er bort mas 8 raufa bat,
9ibt er - baboam q Ruab."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
Nnaepan an0te 3itatt.

%, riibrs. riibrs niht Ouran," bat
G6lau6 bsim SuBsniummsr isinsn
Treuno Sumpf oIs ibm bieier duf
ben brummenosu 8opf .iuen talten
1ImT6lag ls9en tuolltt.
,.gauum fir Ollie bat Die Gro.."
9as 1T ole srOBts 2iies, bcdt.
@dnsib.rm,iIt,r 3piru uuf Der Stru'
s,nbubu, als ibu Spsi Oids 5abreGit,
teinabe sroriidt bGttsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
q b II TER.

Der ggoiIt psrsiBt iid lei6t i'm
@ertebr nit anOeren, neil sr ii9 ME
rrreeiIen tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

.Run, mi. s.fGIlt 0,iner S6p..
fer Der gtins. ben i4 ibr 9si4sntt
Gabe2" .u
Sang gut, bloB'n bis6sn eng IL
er @enn Der 4nOere fommt,
frieat fie Jpn INNER 10 falper bsr'
unter.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
Der Sunntn9siGatr.

.9ut. baB id mir r8r.bms Sisrs
lsben" mitssnommen babe. Sd mill
eleib nal no6iebsu. obs Elm Rebs
bubn Oosr Elm Suiau it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
Wtuiifer unS Sritifer.

o.: mein Ssrr, 81. iiuO sS. Der
msine Spmpboni. 10 i4ledt semG4t.
g.: Rein, 8srsbrteiter, bas lpor.n
Sic islbit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

Sommerfrifdler Tim Raus
f6s uuf Dem Miitboufsn lisssno)
.S.rr Birt, iusen sic bod nal
Die Siibnsr aus msinem 3immer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

- Sparamtsit. Jruu (pon
perf4ieoensn 8Ommiiionen in Der
StaOt Suriidtsbrsno): pad, Iisber
mann, bin i9 miibs! nnb sin.n
Sunger babe id!"
Wann: .Soft Su benn in Der
Stubt nidts eeeefen?"
5rau: pRur Elm, btlsstss 8r0td,n!
W.ibt 9u, mir miiFsn ipor.n -. :"
Wapn: Limb mas 1T ss nit Dem
Sut, Sen 9u Dir faufen nolltsit?
Safi Su .tipas gufsnbss sefunoen2"
Sruu: %, idl Iage Dir = einen
ipunosrbarsn Sut! llno sr tOfet faH
ni6ts: nur Is 9ollars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
lie SuuptiudJe.

9eGInsr gum 8GusrlsiD:
,DinI6en sic Diner gu ipeiisn oosr
Il la Carte"
e - brins'n Se man besoes bsr;
ob.r re6t billie Sartoff.In bell"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

Der tItint 5riB (Oer eben
bon Der Mama Priisel betommen
Fat, gum Batter. Der nit Numa ge>
raos Dorbsr ssitritten boD; r0u, 9as
pa, mas t0nntsn mir bei0e fir gIiids
Iids 2eute Isin, penn 0u Die Mumd
ni9t esbeirotet bGttef!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

e. fommer mubte: i9 litt Sdiffs
brud, uno 5reuno guns perlobte iid
nit Ser reisenoen ameritanerin SD
fiiate mid in mein G9idfal. mabte
mid fiiaer; mubte i1 mir bod fagen.
oaB sr iiber san3 anoere AualitdtsTIl
perfiiae aIs i'd. - llnb bdt er etpd
nad,bsr iein Gramsn b%eftanoen9 ~
Rein! aIfo ourdsefalena an4
midi, er bat IS gar nidpt gu MAIDEN
brau9en! 4
Da tommt Ct eines Sages gu mir,
etipas eIesii9 in 3nltuns uno
Stimme.
,9u," Iaste er au mir, .finbeit Du
aud, oaB i9 70 blsia uno mayer se-
iporDen bing1
,Reine Gpur!"
.aber Marp bebauptet es. rino ih
fiible felbit, baB lie redt bat. IS
fpirb mir beinabe al pitl, ods an=
ltrenaenoe @tuSium. Mbtr einerlei.
id tperbe auf bas Gramen perai9ten
miifen. sic min es, fie bat entidies
ben, oab id nit nod 4merifa sebe
uno in Die Gei9afte hires Baters
eintrete, Electromagnetic Gefddfte, no
i9 NIT meinen ausgebreiteten Sa9z
ienntniHen fi6erlid CUTE 9ienite leis
ften tann. Wir reiien nd9ite Wo4e.
l1nb briiben beiraten mir"
sic fino absereiit; duf Der &aie
in 9remerbapen babe ih Qbidieo bon
linen genommen. Mein 6reunb fam
nod einrnal gu mir Suriid.
sd mub Dir nod Defenders Die
Sano briiden," fagte Ell nit tiefem
@sfiibl. .9u biit cine CUTE 9aut
uno BAIT mir ben allersrOBten Sc
fallen getdn."
80 bite" fpebrte i9 ab, rDu bers
bienlt is eber als i'd. SaoH 6ur9
Deinsn auBerorbentli6en 5leib bait
9R9id bes beiten 2oies ipiirbis ers
pieTsn."
0a sudt elm merfniirbises 2ddeln
um feline 2ippen.
raannit Oh f6pei9ens" frast er.
r&ein Wort nero i9 fasen," lit
meme 4ntport.
Pam min i8 Dir seiteben, id
bin nod basfelbe 5aultier fpie ehez
mails auf Der S6ule."
.Iber aber Ole brsnnenbe
admpe!!" mari i'd Elm.
Sang einfad: in iener Nadt bate
ia pereefen, iie gu lOiden, uno fpdz
ter lieB ib fe oft nit 4bii9t brenz
men - nno bas pettoleum bat fi9
be5ablt eemabt. SD finbs, fie bat
cine Belle 9lprie nm ods Saupt zines
Menfden e%epoben, Der nebenun iebe
Ia9t ruhig I'm Bette lag uno fdlief.
8ebiit' Did @ptt!"
Mit merfpiirbigen 8efiiblen blieb
i'd auf Der &aie auriid. 8, Dab ib
fein @ort fagen barf! @ber f6reiben
nero ib Die @ei9idte. Die oa briiz
ben iinb nun Wann uno Srali, uno
@merifa 1T weit. sd tperoe fpirtli6
f4reiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

MAIDEN biirften fir gpable seniisen
llnb nun au Sbnen, poblob! sir
SIRE Oummbeit f0nnen sic ia nidts
aber, bab sic S6ren Sberf rDu4
senannt. Deroisnt empfinolihe Stras
8 poblob aitterte bier Wo6en
.itrammen" fdpebten ibm Dor Den
Mugen.
Sergeant Maier, sic rebnen iih
Den poblob adt Sage lang tdslid
cine Stunoe Dor. unb inftruiren iiber
9~itulatnren nnb gbrenerpeifunsen.
nno be5isli1 Der 4DnisIi6en prins
seHinnen BIN bm erfu9s
i1. etfpas peniser 6raltif9 gu iein,
SD oanfe Sbnen."
Sa bate aud Der Gerseant fein
Jett meg.
SIN Dffiaiertaiino cling es biefen
Mbeno redt better Sr, uno fpenr In
Der folsenben .3eit iih Semano eins
NAL bormlos na1 Dem Bitter irgerb
elmer perfDnlidteit e~rtunbigte, betam
CT unfeblbar Die Mntport: nRannft
Du ratben, 9err Sberft9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

gsbeIfen. nur 5u trinten 6atts er
ni6ts. 9aS GelO mar alle, erIi
mpr9en qdb'8 G0bnung. SeGnIii9.
tig fab er nd9 GpdBle, Der cine 5la
i@e nit NorobduIsr Dor Ii9 bate,
unO ab uno gu einsn S6Iud gu fei,
mem trodnen 8rot nabm. Der
S4ipabe mertte Die IebniI4ti9sn 8lis
d. pobl uno baute bdrduf Ieinen
Ylan, etipds bon Der 8urIt su err
gattern, Die ibm Iodenb in ole @(us
gen ltoh.
n0u, 4pblob, piaif On @6naps
ttinfen2"
.Mag i6 germ g1naps, @dnob."
VA, Damn nplltn mir tpetten, i'd
Iebe Die 5laI9e G9naps unb OH sic
babe DurIt bier mitten auf Den
Slid, &annIt OH ratben, pie alt
id Bin Damn triesit' On Osn S6naps.
tannIt 0u ni9t rot6en, tris9' i6 sic
@urit. 8iF 9u entertainment"
.SSa, lam i9 gut ratben."
Ma oenn man los."
.8ift Du @6naps los. @ori
gen 5erbIt Bit Oh elngesugen, lparit
sin Sabr suriidgeIte1t, Bit 8n alia
5lpeiuno5tpousig Sabre alt!"
ndeblgeI@ohen, Die Murit III mel
ne oamit ariff GpaBIe idl,uuisty
na4 Slaide rnN Mul, lid biz
8peiuno8nanSigeinbdIb Sabre aiim
.@ilt liG ods niht," rief4cbloB
duIeeregt umo moIfts mad TeiHG.
QDarR 9%rcifen, obsr @piBle mar t6ul
REL Su flint, un0 Die 4noerH 0tser
Hie Sadie Gpab mQ1te oa5en GpS5l,
NeGt. BobIpb iab lshr bstriie;
6yein. 9tun mar OiE bllfe IA9ia
9lltpuri neg, un3 G4nupS haiis
et oo6 ut9t. 3cs 2cben mar ost
is6r i9mer.
Sp6BIe, Elm alitniii 1i8e
6stGer, lab mas pc9Iei0i9t ggj
MD oer orme &aT@uhe Tat ifM Tells
ST Idph Inn Die GbnopfIai8s
AnS lugtt:
IRA, 9obiob, asnir Gid nl6t
hint or0sntiib, ea fpar ia muir @lah
Sp taft mir @prf aessttn, i'd sen
Dir SNnaps, babsn mir bei6s lpaE.
pobIob itrabIte nisoer iibtrs gang
Geii6t mo nabm einsn tiihtiasr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

Sn Sen a6nisli6.r
Weihbersen in Drag ipieltsn ii9 tiira,
li6 fur9tbare Saenen ab, Der .9dus.
BETTER unO Director elmer griDat.
banoelsf9ule Sran3 9ldOacet eri6pt
in einem Mnfal seiitiser St0rune
feline Srai, feinen 1~8iabrissn Sobn,
feline 17iG6rige 2o9ter unb perlebtt
ieinen speiten Spbn bura einen IRE.
bolperI9uB idtper. Damn entleibtt
CT fi6 bnr9 einen &eDOlberI6ub
.Slapdcef mar bur9 hen &iidgane
Ieines @eI9Gftes bereits in Der letter
53eit auBeroroentli1 acknowledgment
6asu fam, ooB feline 9inosr onrd
erblids @elaitung f4lpa6fnnig ipa'
rem.
@us 3otto ptrbsn er.
I1iifternoe @inSclbeiten i6er cir
Ie6redti1es ungliid teri6tet, nas itd
hi Sapan ain @yr9e &pmagatdte 81.
defraqen bat. @s fino bort Sci eineif
Gnulaugflug 13 ainher fpm @egI
obdepiden uno in eirsn S9neeIturn
aerafea. 3ipei 8inosr. Elm @riioer.
paay, ipuroen eng uml9lungen toi
dufQefunoen. Die iihrigsn Rleiner
laaen ipeit SerTfreut ppit ibuen emit
fernt. Mugen6lidfi9 tpsrten mod
orei ainosr psrmiBt, unb cine grobl
Mnsabl 8ergbeppbner Iu9en Ole
S6lndten mo 9letf6erfpatten mad
Den germiBtsn ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
Die GrRnsaas Der @aatel.

Sie S6oufef !nirb bon ben alten
9rie9en ouf 9ionbTos gac9us) 3us
riifgefiibrt. 9luf ieinem Sieeessuge
tpdr Ser @ptt aud na4 4ttifa GEE
langt ulib BORT ppn Sfdrios (ou9
SStaros senannt, nidt gu perpe9feln
nit benz Sobne 0aiodlos, benz eritet
rnsIiidIifen 6lieger) benz !9eros
bes attii1en @aues Sfdria aufs
freunoli9fte aufgenommen lpprben.
Gum 9nnt oafiir peibte i'm SionpIos
in Die @e6eimniiIe bes Meinbmues elm.
Ser erite @ein purbe gefsltert, in
G9lGube gefaBt unb Oen G%inpobnern
bes itarii1en Demos gum Srinten
bdrgereidt. 4ber 0 tpe6! - no9
oem @enuB beg %ungep0bnten Srauz
b%eniaftes mlroen Sirten unb 8auern
berauint, Elm 3uItanb, Der ibnen porz
FER u%nbefdnnt mar. Das Wunber,
baB fie an 9ergiftung gldnbtcn! sic
ergriffen baber i1ren @obltdter, totez
ten i'm ilno parfen Die 2eide in eiz
men ipnIerlpien 8rurnen; onbere bes
ri9ten, oaB ie rnter einem 8aumcs
berdro6en plree
Des @%emorbtteD Sphter @rigone
Iu6te lanse psrgebli6 na9 ben iterba
li6en lleberreiteu ibres 8oters; enbs
Ii9 aber fibrte iie ibr 5iino9en
Mtoria auf bic Spur. 4us S4mera
bingte lie fih an einem 8aume bort
ouT uno lpdtb bon 3eis als Sun9frdu
an Den 0immel perfeBt, tpd6renb Sfas
rios Dur9 oas Gternbilo bes 8ootes
p%ertorpert ipuroe1 unb Der 9unb
Maira dIs 0unositern. lin Die
Srepeltat gu RIDDEN, lieB 0ionpIo5
inter ben Sunglrluen Oes 2anbes
cine Raierei aasbre6en, 10 Dab tie
ii6 nad Dem @organs Der Grigone
glei9fdlls erhGngten. Sin Srdfel,
6as Die perspeifelten Gltern b~efrdeten,
gob ibnen oie 4ntfport, ia folten
Batter unb Sp9ter bur9 Spfer unb
FeTtli9e 8rdu6e pihrenb Der Deinleie
ebren iuto ite 10 b%erf0bnen.
Die Starier fiibrten nun oas Set
Der Mipra (S9olteD elm, an BEN ole
Mdnner ultG sSrduen SptI4en ben
8aumen in Scr Suit I9tpebten nc
@rtqpne. Da a6er sic 2eute ndS,
SIifoen nit6t n~erltauoa. 10 bdngtsn
5e als Glfdb fir lire eiqenen perfos
nen 9uppm tno Masten an ben
3tpsiaen rer 9dume ouf. Gpatsr
6dnb man Gtride an ie stpei 8Gume,
EeTsItigte oarda Gin 8reittbtn ltn6
sic SnauIel ipar efftnbsni @oralf
IGiDafgen Iid bic Md69m III ser
Cult uro IangtA fdSN Elm 2ieH pcin
Wein, oas 29sppprps BON apIopbou
siir @riansrprg IN &rigone atbiAiet
battle.