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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08
Lea Broken by Fall

gave an inspiring sermon at the Lent
 en services in St. Mary's church We'd
 nesday evening.
 Lea Broken by Fall
 Mabel the only child of MT. and Mrs,
 Joseph Pion, who fell over an embank-
 ment at the rear of her home on River
 street. early this week. and sustained
 a broken leg is recovering favorab1y
 at her home. The child in falling land.
 ed on a pile of rocks on the edge of
 the Shetucket river, which fortunately
 was very low at the time or she would have been drowned. Critically H. Mr. Lornose of Main street who has been suffering from an acute attack Of pneumonia for the last two weeks, was considered very low Friday by the doctors attending him. Bali Team Reoreanizes. A special meeting was held Wednes- day evening in the B. w. $. C. rooms for the purpose of electing officers for the baseball team this summer. John Mcclure was appointed manager. Wn- liam Donnelly assistant manager, Geo. l RocheIeau secretary, and Noe Larivere treasurer
 l Herbert Barnett is spending a few days at his home in Danielson. Services of the Holy Hour. Services of the Holy Hour were held at St Mary's church Friday evening at 30, when a large congregation was present
 A large party of young. people from this town attended whist party re- gently held in Willimantic. Eugene Patenaude of Meriden is wis iting friends in town Left Board Bill Unpaid. Policeman John Mcclure went to Willimantic Friday and took into GUS todv one of the two men who recently skipped out of town leaving their board bill unpaid For Few Days at Least, Presi- dent Wilson will sit behind the big
 mahogany desk in his private office, in chair which was used by former President Roosevelt. The chair MT. Taft occupied was shipped to New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08

returned to his work on Fishers Isl- and.
 John Robinson. who was injured on the railroad track Wednesday evening, is able to be out
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08
JubiIation Of Westerly WheeImen

Cycle Club Dimes and Spends Social Evening-Judge Will jams Orders Seized Liquors Destroyed Continuation Granted in Eccestone Non-Support Case-Warren Com pany Building Freight Depot in Financial Difficulties orwc-Westerly Traction Petition Comes Before the House.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08
BALTIC.

Lenten Sermon by Rev w A. keefe- Little Girl Falls Down Bank and Breaks Her Lee-BasebaII Team Reorqanizes
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08
Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s c RIA

THERE is TO advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull letin for hlikinaEa rAsAltG
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08

Rev. William A. Keefe of Plainfie1d gave an inspiring sermon at the Lent en services in St. Mary's church We'd nesday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08

The meeting of the mission study class of the Noank Baptist church was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Patfbun of Church street, the study being on medical missions. The next meeting will be held at the Baptist parsonaee on Sylvan street and will be the last of the series of six which have been
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08

The annual dinner and general cele- bration of the Westerly Cycle club was held Friday night and nearly all the resident members participated. The members assembled at the club rooms in Main street and at 10 o'clock. head Charles Bedford, leader, made q short street parade which terminated at Hfbernian hall. Here a turkey supper, with all the accessories and some more was served, followed by brief address es by several members 3
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-08

Before ordering a Suit or Topcoat this season try it's strength, if it tears like blot ting paper, leave it alone as it will not gain any strength after being made into clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
HEAR BOTH SIDES.

strong pressure IL being brought
10 bear upon the council members
on both sides OF the question M to
whether the city shall pay sLAoO,'
GOO for the entire Seattle. Renton
southern road. The finance com
mitteo has the matter under con
sideratiou this afternoon
Members OF the Municipal league.
following the report OF speclal
committee. denounces this figure as
outragcously eNtortlonato. since the
road Is valued at only ssoo.uoo.
Rainier Valley people are divided
on the question. Some urge the
purchase ut any cost
IN the city doesn't buy. and buy
quick" they declare. the Seattle
Electric Co. will buy II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
GOOD WORK, Ole!

Councilmen Erickson. Gritlths
and Pclrce. Superintendents Ross
OF the lighting department ana
Youngs OF the water department
will leave tonight At . o'clock TO
visit the Like Cushman power site
The adyisabillty OF acquiring II I'M
mcdiately. as suggested In a letter
10 the council by ole Hanson. VIII
be thoroughly considered
Tho Cushman site aud the Webb
site have both been authorized Tor
purchase by a vote Of the people
and the council may select either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
WEsTIAkE

10 lbs. pure cane sugar, 81: IL cans
milk. SIC; Csc Olympic Wheat Hearts.
Ice; cans soups. 25c. lbs. cottoisne.
Sc; 40c coffee. lbs 75c; 75c teas. SOC
III; leaf lard. f2tzc ID: lbs nacaroni
25c; boxes matches 15c. 9 lbs sago or
tapioca. 2sc, f0c ioaves homo made
bread. lie; fancy peaches. acc crate
cooking and eating apples ii25 crate,
crabapples. SIC crate; Italian prunes. coo
crate; shoulder lamb chops. i2ihc 10.
choice roasting chickens. 2ac IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

The Seattle Business Girls club
will open it's winters program with
. public reception in the parlors OF
the Plymouth church Monday eve
ming at $3.50. Members and their
friends are invited.
The summer classes In rowing.
swimming. tennis and horseback
riding will close with the beginning
of the fall classes. October s.
The club offers unusual attractive
classes including French. Spanish.
Current Events. Travel and n pro.
gram OF lectures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
CORNER

Three sacks salt i0c; . bars laundry
soap. 1oc; bars toilet soap. Toe. ke,chup.
Zoe bottle. grape juice. Toe bottle. WOr-
cestsrshire sauce. Toe: 1sc glass cocoa.
Toe; i5c glass corn. 10c. lie jar mustard.
Toe: rolls toilet paper. loo. Saratoga
chips. Toe ID: double sheets fly paper
f0c: . pkgs. Peariine. 10c: leg mutton,
12ho ID; pot roast. l0c ID. T-bone steak
isc ID; sirloin steak. 1se h.: boiling
meat, 100 H.: good ham. fsc ID good
bacon. lie ID. veal outlets. lie ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
TO MAKE LONG TRIP

II. A. Won Media and Charles L.
Kline. printers. and Victor Salt. a
salesman. all OF Reading. Pa. have
sent word 10 Seattle that they will
attempt a journey from Reading to
this port In a 30-foot power boat.
The distance Is 5000 miles. via the
Panama canal. The boat used for
the trip Is their own design. The
three young men will start from
Reading In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

Sugar. . lbs. 4ie. z0c a-Iayer cakes.
75c: sugar cookies 2 dog. i5c. doughnuts.
doz- for 2be; sweet potatoes. lbs use
liberia peaches. 3Bc box; red chill pep
pers. lbs i5c. garlic. i5o N. sturgeon.
$50 ID: fresh salmon. 25c each. 2 cans
best milk. zoe. with other zsc order.
sweet oranges. 2 dog. CSC. strictly fresh
eggs. dOz. ssc; best butter. 2 lbs Use.
halibut cheeks. lbs z5c. smslts. 2 lbs
i5c. chicken dinner. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
AUTO COLLISION

Or. Robert Brodnax. so7 Third
av.. was seriously but not fatally
injured when his auto collided with
an auto delivery wagon driven by
q. A. Kemp. grocer. at saith nv. and
East Snring st. this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
PUBLIC MARKETS
HANIIARl

American Wonder potatoes. si25 per
100 lbs. delivered; 20 lbs. sugar. 81 I doE.
cans best milk. sfe. fresh churned butter.
lbs. 81. small cans best milk. syc. 1
doc. bores best matches. 35c: new crop
comb honey. zoe. ground cherries. zoe ID
golden dates. lbs. 75c: new black figs
Toe ID; asparagus ferns. regular 2sc for
lsc. regular s5c for Csc. spanish and
Jumbo peanuts. lbs Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
ACREAGE


LARoE TRAcrs GOOD GARDEN
land ! ArTs In berries new Groom
house. 100 chickens ti.iee. terms 90
suit Take Seattle Tacoma tnisrurban
20 AiFonA- Inquire for n " Chaxis
fees nt'Ys t.ACRE IMPROVED nAScH.
! am owner. and must sell Can lot
Second Az =. room soT
TIMBER WILL PA YFoR LAND
acres. \ mills from Port orchard. rich.
res ioafn soii. no gravel. on rood road
II v. u. phone. delive<r from stores.
etc rood neiShbors. . boats daAy :
itc fare
PRICE 1900: go CASH
AASFS A. SEXTON COMPANY
fffe Flrs, Az Elliott tftT
A pTAtfTirri. .-AcRE TRACT AT
take Burisn. 800. 10 down and "
per month
A X. WILDE. us New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
SCOTS FOR HOME RULE

There Is now a branch OF the In
ternational Scottish Home Rule
league In Seattle. Descendants OF
Scotland now residing here met In
Knights Of PythiaN hall Thursday
night and permanent organization
was effected r. Wark was elected
president. Others elected were \.
C. Findlay. vice president; Thomas
wylle. secretary. and John Hay.
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

Q kings ransom in Jewels.
Have you ever heard OF Nautch
girl?
They are supposed to be the won
derful Beauties OF the eastern
world and are retained 60 dance In
the religious festivals OF the Hindu
temples In Ceylon and India.
These girls are picked for their
physical beauty and heaps OF ex-
travagant jewels ar lavished upon
them by the devotees, as well as
robes of silk. velvet and metal.
Jewels are grown into their nose,
their ears and lips and are hung on
all available places. Some OF the
girls are said TO wear half million
dollars worth OF precious jewels
continually.
The dancing OF these alluring
creatures is supposed 10 propittate
the gods and secure for the wor-
shippers all sorts OF favors from
above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
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SPEAKS Al SYNAGOGUE

Rabbi b. Shapiro. New York
minister. will speak at the syna-
gogue. 18th av. and Yesler way. to
morrow at p. m. and Sun3y at Z
p. m. His subject will DO The
Armor Of Israel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
PLANTING A BOMB

LISBON. Portugal. Sept. Go
Portuguese police arrested five men
yesterday as they were planting a
bomb near Premier Alfonso Costa's
residence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

N that estrsdlslon 10 refused.
Thaw bids fair 10 become resident
OF New Hampshire exclusively. He
tween law and lawyers. he may yet
wish himself back IN Matteawan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

Our next "Worid Custom" will
tell Of the strange monkey-God OF
india.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

<~-~Nr~N~-~-~~-~-f>~f><> <>f>(>r>~>~>~>~~r~T~~
Classified Al Rates -Transisat rates are
cents per line Tor charge afs. OF
times tor tho prle. Of 4. eent pr -o'a
for cash ads. or tlmss for the price
% Phon. Main zee
ror tho eonvenisnes Of our readers vs
have established agencies ~ the TOT.
t0winx locations
.es u'sion 81. wf,h Souvenir and curio
shop, Phone Main Tfss.
r. D. Maiiea. Eses Ballard AZ. Phone
Ballard sos
Ads may b lsrs At these branches. whsrs
sau1s rates viii b given ss ., main
nfgcs
Ths dsts your sthscrfption esplrss 10 on
the address label OF your papef Whsn
that date arrive. feur subscrip'ion
has no, again been paid IN advance
your name 10 taken from IN. list \
change 81 date on the address label 10
receipt.
Rate. Tor THE STAR by mail are
month s.s..+ss.sss.s &c 'sssss O..
months ............-s.-s :. ~.
months ............sss ...'s -
months .......ss-...... :.
!. 49, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
ACRE TRACTS $500
YOUR OWN TERMS

only 40 minutes from Pioneer square .
rich loan soil. cheaper per acre than
most s0.fooi lots sam. distance out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
REAL ESTATE

rtNr VIEW LoT. torioO. COLUMBIA
city. blocks 10 car line Would take
fs00 spot cash Must sell Phone
Main az0a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
II Female HELP WANTED

WANTI.D--tOuNs WOMEN To
work as telephone operators: az
rerienced or inexperienced: lady
fnstructreas with corps Of able
assistants. II In charge Of com.
pleteiy equipped school for train
Ing insrnerienced women Pupils
paid while learning Apply tho
Pacific Telephone n Telegraph
Co. room 10. iits Fourth av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
10 FEMALE SITUA. WTD.

WANTED - DREssMAKING 4 FEW
more appointments Phone Main i1so
REFINED WOMAN WANTS SWITCH
board or office work. experienced
R-i2o. The Star
MRS. MARTIN. TRAINED NURSES
confinement home. Terms reason
ablo. 1912 Eighth av Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
nor roISr mons. sa.se

Vunrnnffnn TO fears
sound Electrlc Co. 1910 First Az.
SHORT HIND TOUCH fYPEWNfT-
ing. complete 20 lessons <0B3 Ar
cnfe ptdg Main 2Tfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

FoR aALE or REST-ONE ACRE I'M
proved i-room plAst.red house berry
ana chicken house Phone Ballard sa2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

t-WO0M MODERN COTTAGE. PARTLY
furnished. Inquire sfts Seventh AV'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

A1kNAt mAsa Ri
Men or women can make Kood SALARY
representing us. either whole or part
time liberal terms; big demand. no
competition. exclusive territory. Call
s,o D M or writs toss Arcade nids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS

8 MISCELLANEOUS
raclfis stumn iullrr W. Western Az
TiiIi>tu DYE NORRIS
hlgh class work at reasonable prices
We know how Phone elliott sssa
TWIN HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR.
cycle. completely equipped. 1873 model
owner soinE away. viii sacrifice for
nss n-tsi. star
DUNGENESS CRABS
BY PARCEL POST
ROLLED AND SENT ny MAIL SAME
DAY
SEND 80 CENTS and you will get. fr-sh.
two large crabs OF four medium crabs.
puNorNEss cRAnnfSa CO.
puNuENEss WASH
hotSEnoAT AT LEHCHt PARK.
cheap ground rent Terms TO Hshi
party Call ist Lakeside
8 LIVE sTOcK
ron SALE. CHEAT = RUnnsR'
tired hursy and good horse and haf-
ness Apply 70 iTis Rsinis raw. corner
% Rtato 81
WHITE LEuUoRN AND HACK MI
nofca chickens for sale call a, tsis
D,S Nyl,sSSeS,JssSs,>>SSo.,ESo,>oo>>oooooNo~
IL SPECIAL NOTICES
HAVE You ANY REconpHr
ARE YOu TIRED OBJ HEARING rttEMr
10 THEY KEEP You uROKEf
WOULD Nuu LIKE SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
WE soLVE THE PROBLEM
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
iHis wEsrI.AkE Az ELLIOTT ssTs
LuNDattsr LILLY tp STAIRS
clothes shop moved 70 Green
nallalnE Eo9rth sna Ilss -----~-
IL BUSINESS CHANCES
SMALL. GENERAL STORE, EkrAn-
tlshri years. a money maAsr. cash
only usttar insesttsats Immediately
NJ Chambers Tus~iia. wash
81 600 % VIII MY FINE. f.ARoE
general merchandise store. established
70 years god business. srosinE com
niuni,y. sales tt.see % per month ara
over Address A.sets The HfAr
MUSICAL RECORD
EXCHANGE
1919 wss,iaks. ssaitis Phone Elliott :sTs
Record. wiihaat rs~. In sound ara ap
ysaranes ar. the eniY Kind afmittrf 90
sychaaHa 10 cent. auf up per s~isr.
tisn. t.ls' yoar Musical bargain. -i,h
We We have the facilities for quick
selling
CLEARING HOUSE OF
ALL MUSICAL.
INSTRUMENTS
cCxr.~tvs r..,.oppon. rrD aSY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26

rs AGENTS MAKE FROM 3,
90 % per day. cali a7a Pacific Bik.
ISF pAssETTs NATIVE HERBS ron
rheumatism. 80 tablets fer 7sc. All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
8 ACRES yi75

ron RAINIER VALLEY COR
nsr lot. ssrIoo owner. " rounsbsrs
1871 Terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
BANKS

THE cANADfAN BASK or c0yvv;x
--Hssf office Toronto, csns1s ~
branches o. Canada sioJ o..
banking business Interest aii...s \
savings aud time deposits
seattle Braneh Q Y HOLT. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
BILLIARD TABLES
BONDS. WRNTs. MTGRs

VIZ BUY AND ELL
Warrants. bonds mortgages Es.sh,,..<
20 years Gil Bailey BidT.
J dOODFELIOw 4 sov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-26
81 REAL ESTATE Loav,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw

RVtsELL q FARRELL. 4fs 49,
General practice. estates hss
band ana wife. consultation frss
Holt aEf
N-NC-~S@Cos~-e-~-~s~ 4C-ces~~~<.~~
Washington Journal., 1913-04-05

hare gu fGaSs, fpenn Der @uI9sn
lin i'm betrpgsn nur0e."
Ro6 pdbrenO er fprdd, permeiHz
te id, poriidtiee Sdritte orouben
gu b6ren, tnO srbub Oes6aIb meme
Gtimme 10 ldut i9 fonnte, odmit
bic onOeren niGts b0rten.
Bella, geuo!" rief i1 aug. nWleitt
Msib!" Damn 60rte i6 Die Sir Dff.
men. uSie fommsn! Sic tomms1!"
n9iel @liid!N iagte Der Snipets
tor burd Sen Qpparut. sd tomme
ebenfons 70 f9nen, pis MIDI Elm Au@
to bringsn turn."
Sin babies 0uBenO Mdnner
{fiirats ms 3immer unO ouf uns gu.
sd fab Sen ausbrud in 2'@ifrangss
,3iiaen ~ einsn Musorud BON Ing1t
unS 8ut; i'd fob i'm ouf mid 5tes
len unb feuern.
IS mar anes oos Nsrt elmer CT
funbe. SD mari mid bliBi4nea nit
Dem @eii9t mad unten auf ben
S6reibtif6, Die 2ieel pfiff iiber
meme G9ulter binpeg uno bobrts
Fn in bos 6plarert Der Sir.
SIN nG1iten Moment mar i'd fret,
3prdna ouf 9'@transe 81 unb ent>
rib linn Sen HeboIDer. @ereeRen
mar Der @9mera unO bic Steifbeit
meiner @lisoer.
Sine Setunbe lang itorrfen
mir uns an, sic onoeren ftanOen bdz
Bel, oeldbmt bur9 bic Mut,
bic auf meinem @eii9t ftnno. Sd
babe nur einmal in meinem 9eben
SEN @un19 gebabt, einen MenE4en
gu t0ten" - faste 8ropning uuno
BAG mar in jenem Nugenblidt uno
Q'@Frange muBte es. Sd bate
chen nod 3eit, ibm einen 9ieb gu
perIeben, e6e er fi9 IOsriB uno Dor
mir flob. Mber meine Wut botte
mir iibermenf@IiGe 3rGfte ber>
Iieben, uno Diefer cine 9ieb muBfe
linn beinabe oos @eIi9t 5erf9mettert
boben. Menisiters true er nod Die
Spuren bes gepoltisen 9iebes, ols
mar ibn Orei MOnate fpdter outs
hing"
limb oeine Grau2" frustc id.
.@ott fei bont, fie mar ni6t aa@
atf9psr psrleBt," foste 8ropning.
,@ber tpunberIt ou bid nod, Oab id
srI9rede, psnn in Der Stile DER
Na9t bic S~elepbonglode ertOntg @s
ruff mir dles aus iener entieBIiden
No9t 70 nsutli9 ins @eod9tnis 5uz
rid, baB i'd mid mandmuI fir9te,
es gu benuBen. Munberit Ou bid
Oariiber2"
Washington Journal., 1913-04-05
Gn5eisen.
GtnfpaItie
Inter %idyciicn,
Sin fran5Sff6sr 9lr5t Der critic U~ffi5iS-
fe SDuruaIiit.

te Snurualtit.
Sn elmer 8eriammluuq beg
Rei6sperbanoes Der oeut19en prsIIe
2~an6esDerbano @iirttemberg belt
nnlGngii @befreoatteur @rnft Sell III
men 8ortrog iiber ben erIten offi3ioz
len Sournuliiten", Ser 8ortragenOc
gloubte, in Dem unter Ri9elieu
Iebenoen fran3Oii16en 9lr3tc Sbeo@
pirate Renauoot oen eriten Offi5ioz
Jus feben 81 1olsn. oenn nd4peisli4
bat bieIsr Mdnn ni9t nur i'm mooerz
Ilen SHINE gum crften MaIe pirtIid
iournoliitii9 geurbeitet. 8. +. in ieis
Tler pubIiaiItit cine Soee Dertrtten,
fpnocrn CT bat Isin 8lott gum
Spra9robr Der frun5Ofi19en &eeie<
rung unb ibrer SntersFen gema9t.
Sbeopbruitt Renauoot tpurOe BON
RarbinaI Ri9sIieu 1924 mad 9alis
berufeu, Inn BORT in elmer 3eit srens
aenlpfen Glen0s 9snerdlfpmmiFar
Der Armen gu tperosn. Oils folder
bat er ouBerorosntli9 tpobItGtige
Einri6tungen getrOffen, Elm Nuss
funftsbureau gegriinOet, cine poliz
HINT erridtst, lauter @riinOungsn
Ser Observation-Disclosures unb llnz
eiaenniiBigteit. Nus 1ol9er @eIinz
hung beruus bat tr aud feline SET
tung, oie r@a5ette", ins 2eben gez
rufsn, uno &i9elisu bat fi9 biefes
8lottes in Ieinem Sample segen Die
JeuoalariItotratie nit @ef9id be-
oient. @s fino unumit0Bli9e 8e=
tpeiIe oofiir porbanben, DAB ni9t nur
Der grOBe &arbinal benz RenauoOt
Mrtitel Suianote, fonbern Dab aud
2u6pig XIII. QufiGBe Der n@dz
5ette" iiberlieB, oie in elmer beitimms
fen Hi9tung, uno 5tpar gegen Die
5einbe Der fran80ii4en MOnQrdie,
pirten folten.
sSrgeno Elm Soium ldBt Ii9 DieIem
srften Offi5iofus ni6t anbdngen,
oenn er gluubte als Patriot gu ban=
Oeln, fpenn er fi9 Der Monar6ie in
ibrem Sample gegen Die Anar4is CUR
8erfiigung fteate, uno er lit penig
Oafir belobnt poroen. Nidt nur,'
DAB er arm, pie Elm Maler", mie
mar fp0ttii9 fagte, geitorben 1T, er
bat audi in ben leBten Sabren feines.
Qebens, na9oem feline grpBen 80nz
ner &i9elieu unb 80nig 2ubpig gsz
itorben tparen, bel Mnfeinbungen
iiber ii9 erseben lafen miifen, oenn
fein 6treben ging INNER oarauf aus,
Der @efamtbeit gu niiBen, unO 10 gt@
riet er in burte 8onflitte nit &liquen
uno &oterien, Die WiKeni9aft, 8unf
lno politit fir lire eigenen Snterz
efen ausbeuten polten. Namentli9
feline ms0i3ini19en &oleeen baben
i1m oas 2eben auBeroroentlfh f9per
gema4t. S6nen mar er dls Neuersr
Derbabt, Der in Der Mebi3in ni6t
nur Die oamals iibliden Mittel beg
MoerlaHens unb Die pureiermittel
ontpanote, fonOern audi neueren Mts
nitamenten, beiiptelspeife Dem @his
min, 0ds @ort rebete unb, mas UNI
ecbeusrIi4 mar fir Die OamaIige
3eit, on oie 3irfuIation bes 8lutes
glaubts. Smm.rbin ourf biefer
fran3OIf9e Nrat jeoem Sournaliiten
in ser @ielIeitigteit uno in Der linz
ermiioli9feit ieiner 4rbeit, in Der
1lneigenniiBigteit ieines Gburatt,rs
nIs @orbiIo gslten.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-05
efi8sc bon 90. Ginning (oannObcr).

OttooS oVt Nv N""htS NsSHA"NpSNNJ.
.g1a, unO mas ma9t Margog"
Die betGtigt fi4 %fO5ioI", entgeg=
nete Die ftOloe Mutter, nidte nit benz
RieIenbut unb fab nit iiberIeeenem
2d9eln auf ibre bsibe Neffen berab.
r5omofss MGb9en!" fogte Der
tleine &oOett fed, inbem er feline gu
groBen peiBen 9onbf9ube re9t feit
an3uftreifen berfu9te.
Ser 11nterprimoner obsr betpGbrte
pieber, pie leiber 10 oft f9on, feline
erf9redenoe l%tnfdbiefeit, ii4 bur9
Sante 2eonie imponieren gu laifen,
unb frogte gang impertinent' ia9li9:
pWas Derftebit bu unter ubetdtigt ii6
foaiaI"?"
80, bas tonp ib Dir ni9f 70 i'm
ein3eInen fagen, mein Sunge. SIS
1T 70 pielsrlei. Grft batte tie einen
Surf s in &inberpflege unb nun
bort fe @ortrGge iiber Nrbeiterber=
Ii@erung unb muB au9 NufidBe
nariber MAIDEN. llnb bann lit ie
S9riftfibrerin in benz @erein fir
intsIlettuelle !9ebun9 Der 6rauen Der
arbeitenben &laifen. So, fe 1T tpirtz
Ii9 re9t tii9tig."
nunb pie gebt es Snfel @epr99"
80 bpnte, pie INNER. Dos Wet=
ter lit freili9 gerabe ungiinitig. Mls
lerbings, ieBt, ba bu mid bona9
frogf, fGllt mir elm, er tIaet lebte
3sit ettpas. 9as gebt ober Dar=
iibsr. - 9errgott, ba i9Idet IS eias.
Mbieu, Sungens. &ommt bod NAL
gum Nbsnb semiitIi9 Bel uns." 49,
90 5riB, Der &obett, cine itiIIe
@erebrung fir bic einige Sabre al
tere Mar9a begte, Der er obnebin nur
pdbrenb bes tur5en llrlaubs fr0nen
fonnte, batte 2ubpig, Der l1ntsrpri=
moner, natlirli9 aus briiberli9er
2iebe no9geben unb bersits am fol-
genben Mhenb elm brennenbes @trlan=
gen betunben miiffen, Sonte 2eonie
unb Snf.l @eorg gu befu6en.
3und9It trafen lie peber Sante
Qeonie nod Marga gu 9aufe, unb
70 ipurben lie erIt in SnfeI 9eorgs
3immtr gcfiibrt.
Sin titles tleinss 3immer. Cine
2ompe nit griinem S9irm ftonb auf
benz Slid, unb nebsn benz Slid i'm
tiefen &lubTeIfeI fab Der olte Sberit
unb botte cine 3eitung in Der 9anb.
bic er jebo9 ni9t gu iefen f9ien.
n9as lift re6t. Sun9ens", rief er
nit u~nertportet lebbofter Stimme, ols
2ubpis unO 5riB in ben 2iAttreis
traten.
rSonte 2eonie Bat uns eingelos
ben, faete SriB, Der INNER zines
8~oriponbes gu ben0tigen glatbte,
penn er Morgos @Iternbous befu9te.
sd boffe, ibr ipdret ou9 obns
bos nal rangetOmmen!"
nMarsa 1T nod aus?" fragte Cub
mig ais Der llnbefangenere.
Der SberIt la9te: nOos brdu9t
man taum gu fasen. 5ortiein lift ibr
normales @erbdltnis 0anl SauSe."
Gr fpra9 obne cine Gpur bon 8it>
tertsit. Mber pie er 10 ba iaB. bon
Ieinen r6eumotif9sn S9mersen gs=
pIaSt. bic nod Elm Rrieasanbeuten