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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
By MARVIN DANA from the
Play by BAYARD WELLER.
TO-DAY'S INSTALIlMENT.

Cringingly, Chicago Red. who so
gloried in his strength, yet was now
altogether humble in his precarious
case. obeyed as far as the getting to
his feet was concerned. 1t
never occurred to him even that he
should carry his obedience to the
point Of "squealing on pail" Had
the circumstances been different, he
might have refused to accept the In
/ spectors blow with such meekness,
since above all things he loved a bit
/ of bodily strife. with some one near
| his own strength, and the Inspector
was Of a sort to offer him a battle
worth while.
So, now, while he got slowly to his
feet, he took care to keep at respect
| full distance from the official, though
| his big hands fairly ached to dou-
| BILE into fists for blows with this
man who had so maltreated him.
Send EN- In. "
His own self-respect. Of its pecu-
liar sort, was saved by the interior
| ference of Cassidy who entered the
| Inspectors office to announce the ar
rival of the District Attorney.
| Send i'm in" Burke directed at
once He made a gesture toward the
| doorman, and added: Take EN-
back"
A grin Of evil humor wreathed the
lips Of the police official, and he add
ed to the attentive doorman word
of direction that might well be in
terpreted by the malevolent express
sion on his face.
Don't be rough with 'em, Dam he
said For once his dominating voice
was reduced to something approach
ling softness in his sardonic appre-
citation OF his own humor in the con-
Ception Of what these two men, who
had ventured TO resist his importu-
mites, might receive at the hands OF
his faithful satellites. The
doorman grinned appreciatively. and
herded his victims from the place.
And the two went shamblingly in
sure knowledge of the things that
were in store Yet. without thought
Of treaChery. They would not
"saueall" All they would tell Of the
death of Eddie Griggs would be; He
got what was coming to HIM"
The Inspector dropped into his
swivel chair at the desk while he
awaited the arrival Of Demarest. the
District Attorney. The greetings be-
tween the two were cordial when al
last the public prosecutor made his
appearance. -
sage" the District Attorney said, as
he seated himself in a chair by the
desk. And I've sent word TO Mr.
/ Glider. . Now, then, Burke, let's
have this thing quickly"
The Inspectors explanation was
af
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
The Girl With Married Sweetheart By DOROTHY DIX
Zazl and Saxoe Is the Price she Is B2nna to Pay
Is Bound TO Pay

Family, Husband, Home, Children, on
the one side. On the other. Scandal, a
Guilty Conscience. Waiting, Fear, No
Home nor Husband nor Children Of ones
own, no settled place in society, to be
looked at askance instead Of being well
come among the people one would like
20 know. How does the account balance,
little sister? Don't you think that you
will have to pay a pretty high price for
your romance with a married man?
And look at the man squarely. Don't
you think that any man, who would win
the heart Of a young girl when he knew
mat he couldn't carry her. is about the
most cousummate cad that ever came
down the pike And doesn't he deserve
medal as the most selfish man on
earth when he asks you TO do a thing
that viii make YOU the target for all
the mud singing in your circle2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Turner. an orphan, employed
in Edward elders department store,
is uniustly accused of theft and sent
to prison She is bounded by the
police on her release, and finally goes
to live with Joe Carson. a forger, and
Aggie Lynch, a blackmailer, both OF
whom treat her with respect. Mary
resolves to keep within the law"
She becomes the leader OF a band OF
swindlers. elders son. Dick, falls
in love with her, and she marries him
to be revenged on his father-and
then finds that she is in love with
him. Dick refuses to give her up,
a demand made by his father, Mary
disappears. Police Inspector Burke
in an effort to aid the elder Glider
schemes TO secure the arrest Of Mary
tSrCu0h English Eddie" Griggs. a
police informer Carson plans to rob
the Glider home on tip from Griggs.
Mary hears of II and tries to pre-
vent IT, going to the Glider home.
Mary pleads with Carson to drop the
robbery, and Dick enters. Carson
kills Griggs when Mary corners the
latter and he admits he is working
for the police Burke enters the
house, a searchlight throwing its rays
on the dead mans body. Mary and
Dick are arrested, because Mary tells
Burke that Dick shot Griggs in de-
Tense Of his home.
Now go on with the story.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

MY dear boy" said Enpeck, who
happened to be In confidential
mood. you will never know what
real happiness is until you get mar
ried"
You don't mean IT," exclaimed
Singleton. astonished at such a re-
mark from such an unexpected
source.
TITS a fact" rejoined Enpeck, but
then It will be too late for you to
appreciate It,"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Burke s Face Crimsoned.

Joe Carson, Chicago Red and Da-
cey, along with Griggs, broke into
Edward elders house last night ]
knew the trick was going 20 be pulled
off, and so / planted Cassidy and a
couple Of other men just outside the
room where the haul was to be made.
Then / went away, and after some
thing Ike half an hour ! came back
TO make the arrests myself" A look
of intense disgust spread itself over
the Inspectors massive face. Well
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Not Your Affair.

Perhaps the man IS tired OF his wife
and untrue 10 her. anyway, That ism
your affair You don't have to steal
and kill because there are degenerates
that do Be sure OF this, little girl-no
woman ever built any secure happiness
on another woman's misery
Then write down Waiting Years and
years Of hopeless. aimIess waiting for a
man who has no right TO love you, man
whom you have no right to love, one who
can give YOU only stolen minutes OF his
society, who can not be seen with you,
or visit you without shame TO you both
Anything attractive in that prospect,
little sister,
Then write Fear Fear Of desertion.
The hideous fear that gnaws at the heart
Of the woman who has given everything
TO a man and has no way by which she
can bind him to her side The wife has
the bond that the law and society has
forged. that holds her husband 20 her
He can not break this tie with impunity,
but between the married man and his
unmarried love there is nothing but his
tickle fancy.
No other woman knows such torturing
jealousy, no other woman knows such
deadly fear as this woman who realizes
that nothing but her beauty and her
youth and her charm holds her married
sweetheart. and that some day these
must go. and that then he will turn 10
a fresher and fairer face.
Morality. A Clear Conscience. a Good
Name. Self-Respect. The Respect Of
Friends and Neighb0rs, Duty to one
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Up-to-Date Jokes

What" said the visitor to the viii
lage Of his childhood, what's become
of the one boy l hated-Willie Haw-
ker. the sneak? In prison. no doubt
he bore that fate on his face"
'Hush!" said the villager. He is
now Mr. Hawker, the famous Million
aire"
"What?" cried the visitor, my dear
sChOolfellow a millionaire l must
call upon him and revive the old
friendship"
Mr. Litchheld, the art dealer. when
exhibiting some panels of tapestry.
telegraphed for the return of one
thus: Send panel eight by ten, We
nus and Adonis Litchfeld."
a puzzled clerk sent on the mes
sage to the city Of Litchefeld. and
received the reply: NO such firm as
Venus and Adonis known here. Try
Manchester"
you have called regarding the sit
uation Of footman?"
Yes. my lud.'
WAS there not some one in the
ante room as you came in pr
There was. my lud. II was a man
with writ for your ludship, but
threw i'm hout."
You are engaged"
\ young EnElishman on a visit to
one of the Irish local gentry once
r.marked on the number Of donkeys
IN use among the peasantry, and,
turning 10 the priest who was pres
,ut. inquired. with a certain inso-
Ience of manner. whether it was true
that the natives kept them in their
own homes.
YES" replied the padre, gravely
they DO. The English. / perceive
send them abroad"
They say that TennysOn frequently
worked a whole afternoon on a sin
gle line"
That's nothing I know a man
who has been working the last six
wears on one sentence
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

Copyright, 1913. by the H. x. Fly Com
pany The play within the Law" 10
copyrighted by Mr.. WELLER and this
novelization OF 1t is published by his
permission. The American Play Com
pany Is the sole proprietor of the eK-
elusive rights Of the representation
and performance of within the Law
in all languages.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

have, little sister. You throw them
over the windmill if you continue your
love affair with a married man. What
are you going 10 write on the other
side Of the ledger?
Scandal? Oh. yes. you are. Don't
think you can keep it hidden and secret.
Such things always come out. Don't
think people won't talk about you. Cos
sip has a thousand tongues, and not one
Of them will spare you. The first time
a girl goes out to dinner in cafe with
a married man, she leaves her good
name behind her.
A guilty Conscience? Yes, no matter
how you lie to yourself, you will always
have that on your soul, that will wake
you up in the night with cold sweat
on your forehead. You know that you
are doing your best to rob woman Of
her husband, and little children Of their
father. You are breaking up home
and staying the happiness Of another
woman, and beside those crimes. bur
glary is a commendable pastime and
murder a tri1ing misdemeanOr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Superfluous
Hair Truths
Stop Experimenting

II you use a simple toile- prepare
tion and IL proves to be TOrthless,
you only lose money. WI you use
a questionable depllatOry, wever. il
Is a very serious matter because you
not only lose money, but you take the
grave risk tOf permanent dlshgure-
Tnanf
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

a YOUNG girl writes me that she
u is very much in love with a mar
n ried man, who tells her that he
is devoted to her but that he does not
intend TO divorce his wife in order to
marry her. She says that she has lost
all interest in her young companions
and is very unhappy and she doesn I
know what to do, and that she VIII
take my advice as to whether to give
her married sweetheart up or not.
am afraid that Il is too good TO be
true that this poor, silly child Will be
Guided by my counsel In this matter
but in case it should be possible that
anv word Of mine could influence her
or any other girl In such dilemma
urae her with all the earnestness that
can possibly command TO break with
the man before another hour rolls over
her head.
Time and again l have written on this
subject. trying TO make girls realize
not only how wrong, but how foolish
they were to waste their youth, their
sweetness. their chance in life in love
affairs with married men. Again and
again have 7 pointed out to them what
sorry bargain # is when girl gives
all and gets nothing I'm return.
I ask this girl who writes me 10 SIT
down and to calmly figure out her case.
on one side Of the page let her write
down Morality, A Clear Conscience. A
Good Name. Self Respect The Respect
/ Of Friends and Neighbors, Duty TO one
Family. Husband, Home, Children
These are things that she forfeits II she
continues her affair with the married
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
A LEWIS MODEL.
PLUNIES AND STRAW,
FOR COUNTRY WEAR.

thoMsaL Lewis model o A
arIe tn smanu
frnts smaryt
It hverp plain the soe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
If You Halue Your Face

use De Miracle, the one safe, perfect
ed hair remover OF proven merit. ke-
member. the injury caused by the use
OF doubtful hair remOvers viii either
result in permanent Disagreement or
cost you many dollars because il VIII
take months or possibly years 70 gain
control Of hair grOwths which nave
been stimulated by the use OF sucn
PRESENTATIONS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
A Bad Companion.

She may not think much OF Morality
but a gnawing Conscience is bad
companion 20 have with you night and
day. and what about Self Respect. and
he Respect Of ones Circle Of Acquaiut-
ance. and the black modification Of
knowing that one has brought dishon-
or on ones name2
DO YOU believe that the love Of any
man on earth ever pays girl for know
ing that her family Is ashamed Of her
gr that any dagger could pierce a sou.
with such an agony as seeing Other
women draw their skirts away from
her? And do you think that any worthy
Young man. the sort Of a young man you
would like To marry, would care 10 mar
~ a girl whose name had been banded
about as the former sweetheart Of some
married MANI
Morality. \ Clear Conscience, A Good
yame. self Respect, The Respect OF
-riends and Neighbors. Duty to ones
Family, Husband, Home, Children-thest
are pretty good things for a woman &c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

This Is most ef-
fectlVe for a small
hat. The crown Is
Of folded silk encir-
cled with a band Of
MORE ribbon and at
the back Is a mass
of Paradise plumes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13

A clrcular-shsped
straw with a ruche
and a bow of white
MORE ribbon. Sur
rounding ribbon Is a
wreath of dalntliy
colored flowers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-13
Experience.

To Be Continued To-mOrrOw.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18

iib ouf sieene foult. Gr perDffent.
lidtt cine glusThrift .mbp Gbieaat
mutt bote brD1. uno bieis sdb - iei'
Hsr Bebdnptuna SufoIse - trcbben II
BON tetner einaigen Ghicaeoer 3situne
btndtet ipurDs, ben MnIab sur amt,
Iichen unteriuhuna Der WablrGn.s
Turn biefs 0sr5ffsntli6uns sos 81
fi6 aber aud bsn Sob Ger 9ebDrbsr
oerdrt au. Dab sr oIs esiitesfranie,
IRobolitsr oef SrrsnunitoIt In Ran
tdtee iiberfpieffn ipurbe.
Nuh bort nfifud)te man, aerabe fpi.
IN Der fran50itiden SrrenoniidIt, ibr
snm Selbitmrrbe su perleiten, inbem
man Elm Observation-Disclosures MefIer ibm
In bic 5dnbe fpisIfs. auh bier itoben
ipir aIfo nuf sine Observation-Disclosures
In bic geamie Der SrrsaanitdIt Der.
fridtlt oefpeien iein follen.
Ter aenner Der 0erb1ltniiie mnf
| itd) imipillfiirlid fragen, oh ons nihi
| bic allertoridite strt unb @eiie ge-
neien mare, Iif zines miBIiebiaen
rber aei1hrlid)en 9satienten sn ent.
leniaen, lin fc mehr noh. ais gdrb.
ner ielbit bebnitpiet. man bate bort
9ente, Die man los iperben fuollte.
bErt ySperntionen" beieitigt CD
Tarnn lit notiirIidl fein pabres
Sort. aber ipenu Gardner bel Der
Rieoeritriit oieier gehoupinng bel
einieermaben flnrem 8eritanoe &C.
rcieii mare, 70 bdtte er fif ielbit fra.
gen miiiien: @esbalb anb moH INN
oas Wieiier in Die Sanb, bon benz er
nod 9elieben @ebralid) MAIDEN fonn.
te, ipenn cine an6ere niele iiherere
WtboSe gang luo a1be mar. unbe,
aucrne Ratierten Gus Der 1eIt 5li
ihofieH2 AsesbaIb ipoilte man eS
aif einen eroben Sfonool nntommen
Ioiien, tpenn man Elm Miittel bate,
i'm obnc ieoes aufiebeu aus Der
QeIt Su id)o'ien?
Tus iino 10 nnbeliegenoe sSrngsn,
oob elm fior oenfenber Weenih mohl
faum bic imumsdu9Iide Rotbpen'
bigfeii ihrer Ioiortieen genntrportung
bate iiberieben fonuen.
Rnh nIIebem tonn man 8aroner
.uno ieine anipriif]e ummoglif ernit
nchmen. Tas eiiniiigite 3eugntB,
Sas ihm ausgelteIlt neroen fanu
bari nur Inlnen: 9eoauernsnerther
Seiitesfronfer. Der an gerioIgunBv.
lrabn unb 9rofmnnnsiud)f leioet.
@ir lpiirocn benz Wanue ime ieis
neu Rbautaiieaebilben nuf nidlt 10
nieI 3eit ino 9iaum 3ugeiionben ho.
zen. fpenn bic .gliiosiirie Breiie" ihm
une ieinen aripriiden nif)t cine iibcr
Gle 8erbattniiie hinnussebenbe, IN
feiHer AeiIe oeroienie 8eoeuiGnJ
beiaeIegt bate.
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zines Sanoelsaebiets nno geienldn0
treble es bierin TO fdlimm, fp:e 5ranf.
reid, oas, icbdlb es BON sinem @es
biete geiib srsrtffeR bat, 3oIIbarrieren
geoen bic 9dnse Welt errihtet. Diefe
fransOitI6e 3ollpplittt, bic aud bon
RuBlanb betrieben fpirb, biloet ben
Snbalt Der internationolen QoIitif uno
lit audi Der 8runb, peBpeqen bic 91ls
ter biz an Die 3dbne gsriiitst chamber
aegeniiberiteben. Wenn 6rdntrei6 un6
RubIano freie Sanb bdtten, piiroen
lie etnen 3aun um gans aiien erri6ten
unb teiu Stiid auspGrtiqer Dauren
bereinlaHen. Wenn ouh porldufia
tetne ernitlihe SdhIage su fiirhten
lit, neil DeutfhIanbs Sanoel in Uta-
rotto our6 9ertrGee geIihert ift, Die
nod auf etniee Sabre 0eltuna bd6en,
10 tptro es bod su iharfen Iuseinan-
oeriesungeu tommen, tpenn bic Der.
traasfriit obaelaufen iTt uno cine 8es
ptIton aeforoert peroen tam. eSn
nIeIem iSdlle tpiro Der unter Jrantz
ret6s fSauit itebenoe Sultun Die aus.
thliebuna aller oeuti9en Waaren aus
Wtarotfp foroern, porauf OeutI6.
lamb ielbitperitGnbIi9 nitt sinseben
fpirn.
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eokal.Derid)t
Daie.DaH.

Der Dor sinigsn Wcdsn snfionce
asiommsne @srinnf ees 5hlsuhsnrs
aRorana pen hem Rnnias Gitp aInb
lslm. 4H.) an bic -Rshs@ fiir ole
enorms Gumme bon $40. 600. Der iih
bier nit einsm IoEmsn arme sum
1ienite msEoeis unb beseuats. bnb bic
21hmuns snf 2sit ots 9srs0ufs uno
Dorher pnrbcHbsn mar. fpnrbe aeftsrn
pcn bsr QaiioHalliea aommilfloH
fir unaiiItis eriliri unn Der aanfns
giin Alub anaxsrisitn. bic 4nsnbIuna
Son $500 IL ten Gineinndiier alub
snriidsatriiattfn.
Menen n1iitn GpieiplGtes irurb.
bas fiir asftsrn nuf oem prcqramm
itsbtnbe gpisl stpifdea Ginsinncsi
unb Hrocilpn cuf bsule ptrfdoben
aus aieiher llrfddx un.erblieben oe.
fern ebtHfolls biz brd Gpisle Der an
bsreH 8 RIu6s.
6euie Homniitaa Dcppelfpiel amt.
id<H .RtpsS un5 Hrool.pner .Gupsr.
tas1 IN Neolcno Gie!o. Dos srts
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@iIliam e. ma6en3ie Sling
TerifIbs ipeiif als Waif Der yRp
Etrife Aiipeiation" in Ser Stant.

Ter friibere eanabiid.e arbei.S.
miniiier @iliiam 8. g,adensie aina
iii geiiern glittaa nit einigen Stun.
Sen Veripdinng non Gttapa, CANADA.
einaetroiicn. Gr miro ais Gait Der
80 Strite aiioeintion~ big 5reiiaa
in imierer Stnoi meigeu nno iiber Dic
@irtinmtcit Ses ennaoiiheh wcfeses
sur gerhinoeruHg Dotr arbeiisans.
iinnaen. oeiien @crfaiier er i'll. aus.
fitni: aeten. Gin aus oen SerreH y.
@ Campbell, Gbarles y. Taft. Z.
Y. Nenhnm. sSeiIe R. Glnrt uno an.
ceren beiiehen6er Gmpinrgs. aus-
idnb holie ben oiiiineiiirten geilif,cr
non, 9ohnboi ab iino brndte i'm mad,
oem Sinton SoteI. mpieIbit CT mdb.
rsno ieines bieiigen auienfhalts
9ohnuna riiinHli. Seiite aheisO fin.
BET III oieiem Sotel elm Seiteiien ifnti,
init Serrn Sing ais Saiiptreoner.
@eIeseniIifl eines 2unheoas. oas
ibm III ebren aeiiern 9ahnliftn1
refanilaliet nurse. lagie er: ssuner'
hnlb Der IeHien Sabre iino 1T gaItnba
lao ueri6ieoene 9eriobnlnas. iinS
llntcriud)ungs gehorosn eingeieet
iporoen. INN in arbeiistontrcnerIer
Den 9ermiitler sn ipielen. nno es lii
hieien 9ehorben IN 122 ssdllen eeliinr
Gen. Sipiid,en betben Rnrteien eiiie be-
feiehieenbe Soiung Der TiiierenseH
herbei3uiiihren. ssh alnltbe. in Gin.
einrdti hdtten bic mefiten Gtreits
rerbinbert peroen fonnen. ipenn bier
Gin 8eies bitonoen hattie. abulid oem
ranooiihen. Id babe bic BON Sbrer
.To Strife 4iioeia,ion- niiseenrbei-
tete 0eiebuorIage aiiimerlIarn aeIs.
len. Gle iit oem eannoiihen Defss
iinhaebtioct nnS ih aInabe, bic iriiit
bcu 9ingel nui Den acpi."
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Senator Reeo, Gin bemptra,
tiihss Waitalisb bes 5indns aomz
n'tttses. ertIdrts Ti6 entIhieoen oaae-
qsH, bic Utitqlieher ser 9unbes zRe
fsrpe SommiFtoH auf IGnesre 3eit
gu sruennen: er Deroe ME oarein nil,
llqen, etne 8ebproe 8u ibaffen, bic IT,
rer Qsnoerung in Den poIiliInen Der
holtntfen unabbGngig gegcniibsr its6s.
Gs 1T unbsar:iflih, pie Elm gunbes
Senator iih nit Iol9 ll5erner QeuBss
1anq blamtrtG tann. Gin leber S6ul.
jun1e lDiro ibn Eele6reu f0nnsn, bar
@olitit unO 0ffsntIihe ?Silan3en mid.
in minoeiten ,3uiamm:nfonge ite6cn
une 0aB mo t:el< beipen nit eindnosr
Dersiniot peroet, 0as gr0bte un6eil
erDdait. Wobl 1T es leioer na6r, oub
man iIh o:3 politti Ter Soebels be +.
bfent. um Die Ttran3en Der Snter.
eiienDolittt nn::r8uornnRr. uuein sin
t.rnlnFtiQer unh ebrlidler MIerIt
n,ro iolfeu 9rcIud. oas DfFentlibs
g8ofl ben prtpdten sSntsrGiien unterz
aucroneu, dui ou5 GntiQisoenFte per
blmmen.
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Die 9rtmdrpabtsuin in Rep
gjort baben 3u psri6ieosnen S6iebafs
fairen aHlaB segsben, 0ieies poIitis
fhs 8efinpel entitebt aus Der geutepos
Iitit. go lanle isoe Itdntiihe Wabl
aur iFolae bat, odB Iauienbe tbre
Gemter oerlieren unb oementipre6eno
IduienSe iid SrfFnung MAIDEN, 2fsms
ter su erIdngen, bieten 0ieienigen i'm
9lmte uno 0isjsnieeu, Die 4emter ia.
ban tpoIlen, alIss auf, um lie 8rimGr.
tpahleu III qstoir nen, ppbei lie Dor tel
ncm DtttteI auriidfhreten. 6reilidp
flno bic 3uit6uee in g2ep gort f6lims
mer. aIs iroero mo anoers. neil e6en
bort Bel Der WdbI am neiiten auf bem
Spiel itebt, aber poIitiIdes 9eiinbei
teiteht in alien Stdbtea. glur Elm
firsnq qereeslt25 Giptloi.rIt Spitem
fam bdriu WGnhsI i6dffen. g8p tein
&as lit. qi6ts euh t?iue 8eier uno
Ias BoRtbum, I'm tpelhe5 oQg 8eIins
osl iih i6dart. perihpinost nit benz
auasnblid, 81 tstne asnter me5r gu
psrqebsn finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-18
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Gin qe!ptfer Srieorih Gardner fih in
Senoibl, Bis., nieberRl1Fsn unb In
UliIDautee Die GrtlGruna abaeosbsu,
eab er Der sritgeborsns Sobn bes Raj.
ttrs Srieoria uno Der Raiferin Btts
toriu uno banit Der rs6tmdbias 9euts
Ihe Sdtisr Isi.
Die ~afo3itrts prsiTe" nobm Die
UfittheiluHg pcs manes 10 ernIt, bas
lie lie in Die peits mslt eepeThirte unb
uRtsr dnotrem audi bic .t0riAis BE.
hanptuna 9arnnsrs perbrtitete, baH
Der assenpdrtias aaiier Elm getriqsr
III uno in toptliher 4nait Dor Der
gioBiteQuna hurd Gardner itpebt".
Run: 8aronsr uno feline ge6oup.
iunaen finb DO, alien Direen nihts
neues. Der Dtonn Iebt ttpa auanaia
sfabre in ben 8ereinieten Giaoi,n
une bratte cinen Sheil niefsr 2eit in
Ghicaqo. Dat Bart, Snoianapolis
unb in Der cSrrenan'tolt in 9arta.sc
~. Dlan bat ihH nirg.nos ernit a.s
nommen.
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alias guaeRs Snpe6, alias 9riebricb
Shat. alias 6sinri6 oon 6obsnaols
lern, bat feline n2ebensasT9i6se" f6on
ioaar unter Dem 5ttef .She WnFtern
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ReaI emperor among lls". oeroffen.s
liht uno biss spansig Esitsn umfefs
ienoe 6efthen fir aebn Gents bas
Stiid nertriebeH. 2taF bic in bisIer
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bic uaAitebenben gsuBsrunqen.
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fade nit. bag Der bdmdlios grous
prina isrisbria Dilbelm bon preus
fen, fpdter Geuti6e aaii.r Irisbrih
ILL.,. am 25. sSonuar 1868 I'D, nit
ner prinssffin 8ittoria BON groks
britannien une ssrlano Dtrmdblte.
0ieisr Gbe. bebnuptet sr, fet bersiis
am 28.4uauFt 1858 einGino entIproIs
fen. oas man. um einen Gfdnbol au
oerhlisu uno biz Sire Der qrinss{TiH
All idonen. IN a[lsr Gtille BEL sineH
unferbeaHten oss gifenbdbnpoitDien.
fies unterbrnhtt. Dieter Jlonn abop~
tirte ben il.lrl grinasH4 uno. all]