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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07

MeGresor.
George c.. Jones, who served five
years in the Iowa cavalry during tbs
civil war and who has been resident
of McGregor for sixtythree years
died at his farm home here Monday,
after an illness of several weeks.
Anamosa.
The voters OF the school district will
vote on the issuance OF bonds for
$4,000 for the erection of new high
school building on Feb. II. The ques-
ton was submitted last fall and was
lost by small majority.
Anamosa.
The Reformatory Press, published at
the prison, placed the number of
prisoners at 6S6. 1t is said that this
is the largest number ever at the local
institution so far as state prisoners are
concerned. Since the indeterminate
sentence law went into effect the pri-
son population here is said to have in
creased.
Mount Vernon.
DR.. H. w. Sigworth, Of Anamosa,
mas just ceuebrated his fiftieth ami
versary as a physician, it being just a
half century since he graduated from
Rush Medical Co1lese and took up his
long career He practiced first in Linn
county and fourteen years later set
tied in Anamosa. He is bright and &C
tive at rs years Of age, and is UNI
doubtedly the nestor of his profession
in this part of the state.
Ames.
a number of men interested in the
- irc IA al
Evator. for Ames, met "Wednesday after
noon in the Commercial Club rooms In
answer, tc call sent out by DR.. Christ
chairman Of the commercial club com
mittee. The preliminary meeting proved
that there are enthusiastic boosters
for the project. The men talked the
matter over and laid plans for another
meeting in the near future to organize
the movement properly.
Cedar Rapids. 51r csc =
The two Cedar Rapids poultry men
who entered chickens in the poultry
show at st. Paul, which is on this
week, won large share of the. blue
ribbons in the exhibit. A. ]. Smiths
White Wyandottes Won first and sec
ond cock, first, third and fifth hen first
and third cockerel and second pullet,
and E. D. Monilaw's Black Langshans
won five firsts and four seconds. Mr..
Smith writes that the st. Paul show
is a good one, but that the weather is
very cold.
Cedar Falls.
The fire which destroyed the build
ing occupied by Highly & Ward. 1O9
Main street. Tuesday afternoon. swept
from the city one of the historic land
marks that had much of early interest
associated with it, It was built by An
drew Mularky over sixty years ago and
built of the native timbers. Its history
dates back of the beginning of Water
loo. when all the county business was
done in Cedar Falls and this was the
court house for BlackhaWk county. In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07
THiRrY.EloHT RECEIVE as"
Medals and Honors Presented to Stu.
dents Who Have Won Honors.

Medals and Honors Presented to Stu.
dents Who Have Won Honors.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Feb. 7.-Thirty-ei eight students
at Iowa State College who have won
intercollegiate honors this year. were
formally presented with their medals
and college "A's" at special convoca-
ton. Thursday.
The convocation was in charge of
the Cardinal Guild, the student council
In the absence of President Pearson
Dean E. w. Stanton extended the greet
ings and congratulations of the college
to the men who have won honor for
themselves and their school in inter-
collegiate contests. r. c. Pollock, stu
dent chairman, introduced various fac
ulty men to present the college emblem
to the winning teams.
Vice-dean s. A. Beach, head of the
department of horticulture, presented
AS to 0. H. JOY, NJ. NJ. Allender, L..
A. Gillette and L. F. Watts of the inter-
collegiate apple judging team. The
Ames men have won two out Of four
contests held thus far.
Prof. A. MacMurray, head Of the pub
lie speaking department, presented the
forensic CAS-" to the men who defeated
the state teachers college in debate:
Charles Dorchester. a. L. Smith, %. H.
10y, A. H. Clyde, G. A. Ellis, F. c. Fen
ton.
In PRESENTING the emblems to the
Royal and International stock show
judging teams. Prof. c. y. Arnett said
that of twelve international stock show
contests, the .Ames men have Won nine.
This year suisusual honors were gained
in the winning Of both first and second
individual honors by Ames men, l.. O.
Wise. Earl Girton. J. w. Schwab, r. c.
McChord. Ray Gatewood and r.. E..
Coverdale received gold CAS-"
c. L. Birmingham. L. S. Gillette and
George Thompson were given the en-
blems in dairy stock judging. Prof
III. H. Kildee said that five of the four
intercollegiate dairy stock judging
State College graduates.
Prot. w. F. Coover reviewed the sue
cess in athletics of the football and
cross country men this year. He COM
mented on the stand for clean athletics
that these men have maintained. The
athletic "a" and sweaters were given to
the following men:
Cross Country Team-M. NJ. Man
ming. r. L. Hoyt. Harry Ward, Ray S.
-McWhorter, F. Grass.
Football-Captain Buck" Hurst, l..
Reeve, Hans Pfund, D. B. Wilson, Don
Hunt. Paul Eichling, r. T. Vincent, A.
F. Scott, A. J. Crawford, c. F. Nagle,
Chris Juhl. E. A. Weyrauch, C. A.
Burge and Lynn Cowan.
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suPERvlsoRs HOLD NEW PEr,.
TON OF CONSENT is
INSUFFICIENT.
REFUSE TO COUNT sIoNERs
WHO HAVE DIED or MOVED
Take Position That Non. Residents
Should Have No Say on Local Cues.
tion-salsen Interests Will Appeal to
District court-othsr state News Of
the Day.

Waterloo, Feb. AT o'clock yes
terday afternoon the board of super
visors by vote Of to voted to de-
clare the saloon petition of consent in
sufficient.
Bloomer alone voted no on the
proposition.
The board had previously by the
vote Of to 3 voted to reconsider
its resolution to count the signers who
had died or moved away. Following
this, resolution to declare the petit
ton insufficient was introduced at the
instance of the "wets."
Z The case will be appealed to the dis
.trict court by the 'wets" and will
likely come up at the February term.
The petition had 4s6 majority; 420
Withdrawals were filed, tho the saloon
men contested all that were filed after
the canvass began.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07
BOWMAN ASKS $1,000, 900.
Wants Tax Levy Increased to Provide
For Building at University.

Wants Tax Levy increased to Provide
For Building at University.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. president John
G. Bowman. Of Iowa university, has
asked the state board Of education to
ask the legislature to provide for a
two fifths millage, instead of one
fifth mill tax, to follow the present
levy, and to cover the five years to
come, when the one fifth assessment
ends. He estimates that this will pro-
duce 100000 annually, and believes it
can all be used wisely. President Bow
man asks for fourteen buildings, to
cost, at the lowest estimate. $4,000. 900.
He believes the board is with him.
Here is the ",list of buildings that
President Bowman recommends:
Library (one-half Of ultimate cost
-$35e,O00.
Gymnasium-$200.00 900.
Hospital wing-$100,O00.
Hall Of dentistry-$2O0,00o
Botany and geology building-$225,-
OOC.
Chemical building-s150.00O.
Model school for education depart
ment-$15O.00O.
Obstetrics and children's department
$4,000.
Home for 4nurses-$50.ooo
Animal house (for roof Of medical
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In addition thereto, without esti-
mates on their cost, the president
prays for a fine arts building, dormi-
tories for men, extension Of heating
plant. and psychopathic hospital He
says: AT the very lowest estimate,
all OF these will cost 100000.
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cLEcHoRN MAN GOES TO HON e
or, FORMER swEErHEART
AND SHOOTS HIMSELF.
WILLIAM EHLER, AGED s5
AND WEALTHY, WILL DIE
Woman Married Five Months and
Resident Of Sioux City, Where Tras-
sdy Takes Place-EhIer Grieved b.
cause He Could Only Be Friend
Other News,

Sioux City, Feb. 7.-William Ehler.
s5 years old, a wealthy farmer CT
Cleshorn. attempted to kill himself in
the presence of Mrs. Bertha Lang. Ala
Jennings street, by sending bullet
thru his chest. The shooting took
place at the Lang home.
Ehler was taken to ST. Vincent's hos
pital, where he was attended by Police
Surgeon Dousherty Examination
showed the bullet entered the body just
above the heart.
Ehler had been visiting at the Lang
home. After conversation with Mrs.
Lang Ehler left the house. He did not
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07
ca,pPLE,s sRAvE FIGHT.

Rides Bumpers to Eldora TO Undergo
Operation 20 .Straightsn Fest.
Special to Times-Repubiican.
f Eldora. Feb. An interesting
chapter in a human interest story
which is laid, at the Emergency hos
pital in this city is just developing
Ivan Morford has lived all of his life
at Highmore, s. D., and from his birth
endured the misfortune of club feet.
His parents for some reason refused
to assist him In getting to hospital
where an operation might be per-
formed which would straighten the
cruelty deformed feet. When u years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07
TWO DEATHS in FAMILY.
Samuel Beery, Former Tama Pioneer
| and lido Berry, of Garwin, Succumb.

Special to Times Republican.
Beaman, Feb. samuel Beery. Ia
Their of George Berry, and an old rama
county pioneer. died at the horne OF his
daughter in lola, Kan, OF pneumonia
He was 81 years old. The body will
be brought back to Garwin. The fun
eral will be held in the Congresa-
tional church and interment will be in
Garwin cemetery by the side OF his
wife.
Word has just been received that
Mr.. lido Beery, of Garwin, cousin OF
Samuel Berry. died at his home OF
pneumonia Mr.. Reery has been in the
mercantile business in Garwin for n
great many years. He is survived BY
a large family of grown children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07
state where he was going. He returned
about twenty minutes later.
Woman Il the Telephone.


Woman Il the Telephone.
Mrs. Lang was telephoned when
Ehler entered the ROOM
. "My. II Is chilly out" Ehler re-
marked as no opened his coat. Loon
here" he continued.
Mrs. Lang turned and saw Ehle'
pointing a revolver against his chest
Before she could reach for the weapon
he pulled the trigger and fell to the
floor. Mrs. Lang and John Bollen. OF
Estherville, who was in the room. wen
to his aid. Police Surgeon Dougherts
was called and he was removed to the
hospital.
Eh!er had been respondent because
OF his unsuccessful courtship with Mrs
Lang, according to William Lang, mel
husband. Ehler had made several
threats that he would kill himself. Mrs
Lang said. The threat had been made
so often the I.angs did not think ne
would carry it out.
Looked on Him as Friend.
According to Mrs. Lang. she mao
been in Eh!er's company many times
at Cleghorn, but she had only looked
upon him as a friend. When she mar
ried MT. Lang five months ago Ehlef
became melancholy. His condition sur
prised his friends 1t was then tha'
he told them Of his admiration for MRS
Lang and that as she had married an
other man he would kill himself.
Mrs. Lang conducts rooming house
Eh!er came to Sioux City Monday III an
autcvnobile with party OF fr!ehus
from Cleghorn. He Went immeola'eis
\ rvfN
to the Lang home and ootainea ro'i'
It is believed he purchased the reNo'Ve'
with which he shot himself "hen he
left the place.
Ehler has a brother. II. IA. ENTER
living at Cleghorn. He was netlheu.
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cASS LIFE MEMBER.
Waterloo Man Given Permanent Mem
hership in Historical Society.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. THE State His
torical Society of Iowa at Iowa City.
elected C. D. Cass, of Waterloo. to life
membership today. Annual member
ships were awarded the following low
ers Of historical research: w. II.
Thompson, Jr., Des Moines; l.. II.
Brown, Creston: Fred Biermann. De-
corah: Benjamin j. Kicker, Grinnell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07
THOMAS sous1ED BURIED.
Funeral Of Unfortunate Eneinemas
Hold at Woodbire.

Special to Times Republican.
Woodbine, Feb. Funeral services
of Thomas Bousted, struck and killed
by a projecting iron on a passing
freight car on the c. & n w. track in
the yards here Thursday afternoon,
tok place at the Methodist church Of
Woodbine yesterday afternoon, and
were largely attended. The services We're
conducted by Rev. Grant Lewis, pastor
of the Methodist church here; inter-
ment was in Wodbine cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-07

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allay the cough, relieve the lungs and
prevent pneumonia.-Adv.
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Wieoer ttduuit r nno fraete:
saann mans ipitbtr mnden2"
.gisntidt. a.. absr. oas sibi
'pisl gu .iun.'
.aannt bus madsn?' frast, sr
mid.
Rein, mein Qiebtr, bns Tam ih
nidt. qu9 Moma Jams nidt uno
Papa nidt; man mub ben @iuhl
ipeeatben unb bas toiiet biel. Jrase
NAL papo."
Do erf6rat Der tIeine Monn.
Raf6 ptrfu9ts e., Die bsrousds5oges
nsn StGbden ipisbsr binein5uIteden.
gabs ober nod iurSsr 3tit nuf unb
ranbis fi6 tIsiulout itinem Sdaus
tsIpferbe 5u, btFen Shpon3 sur
5dlfte obgsI4nittsn mar.
Gin onbsrmal bate i9 Gslsgens
bsii, aorli BEL Der llntsrIudung sis
nss biibfden 0adsbiinb6sns aus
@ummi gu bsobndten. Der 9ndsI
mar bas @eidsnt oss Ontels unb
srFt Spei Gage porher in ben 8efib
bes aIeinen gelansi, Der ons bibs
Tde Sier9en Iebr Iisbt.. Gr berfuds
tt ibm ouf einsm qOlfteri9emel4sn
Elm gett b%.r3uridten. 9odel purs
b. ouf ben Riiden gsIsgt unb itredte
nobei noti.fli6 feline trummen 8eine
in bic !S0bs. 0us idien benz tIeinsn
Manne poliSsipibris gu fein. gr
rubte ia aus ,igsner @rfabruns,
tob Strompeln i'm Bette ni6t GEE
tulbet tpirb unb iudte nun Die 8eis
re bes !Siinbdens in poiitur, b. 3.
elott on ben 9eib su bringen. sic
|f6nsllten jebOd INNER tpieber in bic
50be. Sir bisie llnnrt fo1te DadeI
eeTtroft tperben. Die NGhtiIhbede,
bic aIs 9ettbsde bient.. flos ouf ben
8oben unb .ttpas uninnft purbe Der
Sunb auf bic 5iibs seltsat. 9odels
o~neeborene Glofi3itdt ipebrte fi4 bas
|eegen nnb 10 biipfe bos 0inofen
ettpos bonn 8oben nuf. Dds mar
fir aorli gang neu unb intersiierte
ibn 70, bob er nun INNER tpieoer
bur9 enereiIdes Rieoerbriiden ben
Gadel gu Spriinsen Sfpang. Gin
nal gar iiberidlug bieier fi9 unb
nun mar bic Sreube bss fleinen peis
myers erft redt sroB unb erft re6t
ipurben iebt Sprungiibunsen aes
madt. GIsu bel 1T ober ou9 fir
cir @ummibinbden ungefunb unb
bolb tpurbe 0adel bur9 bic gspnlts
Tome 8ebonblung lnbm. Dos linfe
Sinterbein befom bd, mo es nit benz
aDrper psrbunoen mar, einsn RiB.
aaum batte &nrli bas entbedt, 70
btelt er inne, betradtete oufmerfIam
Rem RIB unb fudte nun bas Snnsre
9adeIs gu ergriinben. Gin gntfds
finger fpurbs in bic Munbe se5tpdngt.
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I'm Frauenkreise-]

Der Sunni belt ben Finger le}k
unb Is brnudts cine aroitnnIfrens
auus bts tltintn Monnss, ion ipiebsr
Ios5ubefommsn. Mit sinem qtfpoIi,
ianen Rud e,lnng Is. Doburm mar
cher Der Rib bopptIt 70 erob gefpors
ZEN. Das 9tiH bins itbi nut NOD
on einsm Geben. 9iefe ritie Ont,
osduus fpornts su ipeitsrn 9erfuden
an, bic srif o~ufgsssbsn ipurben. ais
Der gnnsen qdnqe bes D1uhts no6
EN- esiuoItiesr Rib flnffts. Mit frdfs
iieem Shipunes ipurbs Dodsl, Der
nun fir 8arli iebes SnisreFe bsrIos
rem bate, an bic manb a~etporfeu
unb fieI binier bic aommobs.
Reine geobndtuns bate mid ouj
cine Sbee ssbroht. sd brafte aorIi
Eel meintm nG9ftsn gefude Elm 3us
'ommenfebfpisI nit. Der grobe Ras
fen nit ben biibfd sldn5snben Miirs
ieIn fdien benz tleinen ManH ouI
ZEN .riten Bid gu imponieren. Die
Biirfel tpuroen elmer e~ingtbtnten
NeF6tiguns u%nisrsogsn. Der 1lms
fianb. bob fs 20pft. gsine, arme.
babe Bdume unb 9sile BON Ger6itn
oufpieisu, beluitief, ben iIsinsn
Monn unesmein. Damn tam er nit
FER Srdse: -Marum III ba irr Elm
Grmg" Sd asiete linn, ME bic
Wiirf,f fi9 su sinem gilbe 3ufnm,
msnfiigen laFen. Mtt sr0btem Sn-
tsreHs fab sr su unb iubeItt bonn
lnrt Dor @eraniissn, als bas Bib aes
nnu Der 9orlase entfproh. Mne feds
8ilber tpurbsn nun Der Meibe nah
hurdgenommen. Oanr seiote i1
! Gorli, ipie man nit ben Miirftln
nler6anb 9auereien ousfiibren f1nnt.
Dos mar ipisber stipas fir ben Rlsis
men, unb nit iiberroTden6em @efhid
fpnnte er cine pbromibe nohabmen
unb einen Surm, Bel benz inn freis
fi9 bas llmffiiraen am meiffen SpaB
mo6tt. Rod fpenisen Sasen NOR or
tmftonbe, fGmtlihe 9ifber olTein sus.
Tommensufeben unb burh bos Mffes
ben garaer aeibsn i'm Nu neu:
tifben. Ourd Monate biz, oaE
bielt oos SntereFe an unb mi aEsuo
GorafoIt podte sr barber, boB ftts
ner Der @iirfef bsrTrren oins. MuA
bic 8orlngen fir bic 8ilber berIprsz
ts er tets i'm aaften.
aorIis Mntter bertpurberte fih iiber
RE Monblung. Dos ilele Gpielaeug
i6isn @unber bepirtt gu baben. Dos
Gebeimnis lag ein3is in Der Sdffade,
baB bas 9uiammenfebfpiel benz aIeis
men gefdGftieuns bot, tpihrenb bei
fsrtiaen Spielaeuger er fih rur burd
3.rIt0ren betdtigen fonnte.
Grau 81.
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Waa Dams nnn luillt III weibmad)trn be-
knmmen babrm.

oW2ebr niht2" nlelute 8iai.
naber mas i1 naes babel 8iel mebr
als oul SD babe bier 9feroe uno
einen BieroeItaa, einen 5oologiifen
@arteiL 5rpei 9~iloerbiifer, einen
eroBen uno einen fleinen Bal uno
nod onSeres. Gid iiebit on mobl,
i'd bobe piel mebr oils oul"
nGas idaoet nidts," iagte Sans,
nnrein gater uto meme Mutter
f6nuen nift 10 piele Sahen fauien,
neil lie nift 10 piel @eIO ba6en.
@ir iino nber bod 5ufrieoen, uno
id ireue mid, oaB i'd meinen bib.
iden @ogen nit einem giero babe.
8enn id 3oologiider @arten ipie.
len mill, nebme i'd mir einfad
gauflobe, oos lino Die Siere, uno
fuenn i6 giloer beieben nil, nebme
i6 mir mein 9iloer6u6 pom uor:.
gen Sabr. ginen gnq aber mad id
mir aus 9npier. Giebit on wobl?
SD babe ebenio. pieI mie on, unO
es bat nift 10 biel @eIo gefoitet."
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9eitiate CUR &iaAer>G rsiebans.

IS sibt Meniden, bic ii9 Bel
alien &inbern elmer beionberen Be-
liebtbeit unb 9lnbdusli9feit erfreus
en-. Die onbsrn iinb erftaunt burz
iiber, unb benten, tpel4es gsbeims
nis bisier ipobl beitsen m0gs. bab
bic 8inber i'm 70 feb baben unO
ibm onbnngen. Rennt er irseno
elm @ebeimnis2 - bat er gebeims
natiirlife @eiie gu!
gtein! Die Saae eebt auf sana
natiirlide 8eiie in ii42
Ser 8eliebte bat metit cine sara
pOr5iigIi4e 4npafunsssabe. &inOer
finb getpDbnt, eroosen gu iperben,
man pertpDbne bic &inoer niGt, in
benz man fie stipa als bon bstra9s
tet, fonbern man pirte gelegentlid
er5ieberil4 Elm, jeben tinbliden lie
b,rgriff freunblid, ober beitimmt
suriidpeifenb. So pabrt man bic
Nutoritdt als grpa9iener. @ber
nidt nur feline Rehte als Grtpadies
ner nebme man pabr, fonbern err
fiile aud feline Afli4ten. benz Rin=
be beIfeno our GU fteben.
Ginem tpeinenben Ginpe gebe mon
@elegenbeit, fein Sers aus5uidiitten
unb tr0ite IS. SIN Streite Der Sim
Der nebnte man ii9 Der fhndderen
an unb perpeiie nit erniten Wors
ten, bic feinen Wiberiprud buloen,
bie oft 81 3obeiten neigenben Nedes
reien Der onberer.
SIM @eiprdd NIT ainbern 5.ise
man ben ~seouloisen 3ubDrer, man
6eontporte, obne al srmiiben, bic
t~ouienberlei Srasen benz @eritdnbs
nis entIpreaenb, unb pirb uns bas
5rogsn gu biel, 10 peripeiIe man
Oas Sinh nnidt 3ur Rube". lOnbern
man ,lenfe geididt ob," inpem man
4. 3. BEN &inbe Elm Rdtfel oufs
aibt unb epentuea fir bic rihtise
3Oinng cine 8~elobnung beripriht.
ainber, bic i'm Mffett su Wuts
ausbriihen nsigen, ftrafe man nidt
init forperliher 3idtigung. benn
lorjt piirbe man ii& in bieitm Sal
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Der tlsine aarIil Or III Elm
giibdsn gum anbsibtn. 70 pabis, 10
iirnmm, unb ipsnn sr tinen mil ieis
mem G9eImsndugIsin anIa9t. bann
tcnn man nidt anbsrs, 1ls ion bers
gen unb iiiHsn. Gr III eben olers
lisbft. llnb bod bat Ct feline nnans
sensbme Seit,. S,ins Wutter Gnss
Tlisi Fd oft nm ion, neil sr ants,
mos CT inter feline qatfhbGnbden
befommt, iur5 unb Helm fdIdet.
Sd sob nnfGnelid ouf biefe Ria
gen ipenis. obf6On i'd Der bsiors,
ten Mutter beiitimm,n mubts. ts
iei tttpos bedngfiigsnb, pie aorli of
les ruiniers. SpieIIadtn, aI,ib.r,
Wobel, tur5, oIles, nit benz CT In
geriibrung tam.
n@r III bos genaue @egenteil bon
ieinem dltsrn gruber pauI," tloat,
bic Mutter. .Dieier 1T in alien
Dinsen 10 forsfGltis. gridt Gins
bon feinen SG9sldsn, 70 III sr
fdier untrOftli6. Stets bat sr Iei.
ne SpisIIo6en biibf6 In Srbnuna
unO feline S9ublobs lit INNER auf'
serdumt. Gr peib ftsts, mo er
feline So9en bineeIsst bat unb gebt
nit allen Gub.rIt iorgfGItig I'm.
aorIi aber Idbt alIss Iieeen. bers
Iiert bolb bies, baIb bas, unb tp.nn
etipns ent3psi lit, tpirft er bic
Slid. pobl gar ladenb meg. Bon
i.insn Spielindsn III ni6ts mebr
aon3, unb 8ilbsrbii6er perben err
bormunsslos in Slide serriFen.
Das boIten sic babon2 ST bas
nidt re4t bednsitissnb9 aotsn Sic
mir"
Sd leste mid auf bos geoba6s
ten bes tlsinen Siinbers. Ginmol
lam i'd hasu, ipie er i'm Gb5immer
bns RobrsefIedt zines StublFb,s
nit einem 9eFertmsFer bearbeitete.
Vim Ranoe botte er einige Robrs
idienaen lOsssidnitten. Sd tat,
als pGrs nles in Srbnung unb
fraste ibn freunbIi6: ga, mas
ma6ft bu bd, tleiner Monn2"
.9as lit luitis!" la6te Der tleis
ne S4elm, nfdau nal ba, pie nan
bas bin nno fer MAIDEN fann." Gr
sog Elm losgefdnittenes Robrftiid
bur9 bns @eflsdt bin unb per.
Damn belt er lime, rib es nit eis
mem Hude beraus unb mar nun
iiber bas i6lante, biegidme Ding
srfreut. Gin apeitss fOIste. Dd
fragte ih i'm: .@.nn bu aber alIe
bsrous bait, tannft bu bann nod
ouf benz Stubl fiBsn9' Gr beiann
Ii9 unb fogtt: Damn lit bier elm
groBes 2od!"'
.Gben fiebff bu; Der Gtn6l fam
nidt me6r sebraudt tpsrben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-04
s66ne TraaeHbanoe.

Cine ruifiide Dame. Grau Siebis
nom, berOffentlidt cine Stubie iiber
bic SGnbe Der perionen oes f9Dnen
@ei9ledts. 9ie Reiultate, gu Oes
men Tie tomnlt, i6einen mehr intereis
fant gu fsir. ala Der Mirfliateit gu
cntfpre1en. sic I9reibt: Die g6is
neiinnen beiiben bic id0nften 5Gnbe
Der Welt. SIRE Singer iinb f6mal,
haben feline tnOtenartigen @elenfe, lie
iinb BON Sumtpside uno bod ni6t
tpei6lid. Nur bic Tdsel Der lintsn
Sanb fino gu lang. Die Sfraelitins
men baben audi idDne Sdnoe, obpohl
bic anDfel su cart iinb, 10 bob fi9
Dos lebte @lieo mad auBen biest. Die
0amen bes 9arems BADEN oide unb
tpeiae Singer, lpie tleine Wiiriffen,
unb ibre Rdssl iinb aufs ldderlidz
ite perbogen.
Die Mmeritdnnerinnen 6aben. bant
forgfdltiger pflese, i6Dne 9dnbe
fiirs Muge; aber iie finb bart, tpenr
man tie bsribrt. SIR Riiden III
leidt eerDtet uno oas Snnere abaes
tGrtst burd ben Sport; mande has
ben geraoe5u GGipielen. pie nMrbeis
ter. 5rau ejebinotp fummt nun
auf bic guropdsrinnen gu ipreden.
sic fast, I'm bas sleid porpee5unebs
men, haB Die bsutiden J~rduenbGnoe
hdBlid iino. Gin Henner pirb
piss urtsil beld4eln. Die GngIdns