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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
no srAGNATIoN AT HoLL1Ss.
re" Students Doing Summer Work,
hnd Mcmberx Of Faculty Arc Runx


tiSSpecial to The Times Dispatch
rollins, Va, June 25.-Vacation quiet
rests on Rollins College halls and
lawns these days. but not by any
means stagnation. a few students are
mere doing some summer work in rnuaic
under Professor Eric Rath. and those
OF the faculty who are here are busy
IN one way or another. Dr. A. J.
Black. the resident physician, is going
over 10 Roanoke every day for spe-
cIai research work. DR.. George Brax-
! ton Taylor, resident chaplain, besides
ms res ular work at his church, Enon
Church. is making the final revision
OF his book. Lives OF Virginia Baptist
aiinisters-Fourth Series" which will
be out in a month or so. Miss NJ. l..
locke. the Hollins president, is quite
ousF In work preparatory for the next
session before she gets off for her
vacation Miss VI. S Bayne librarian.
- spending few weeks at MARSHALL;
MISS NJ. F. Parkinson. lady principal.
Is abroad with a party; Professor Eric
Natn' music director. leaves next
week Tor Massachusetts. where he goes
10 do special work looking towards the
Introduction here next session of a
course preparing for high school mlfst-
cal work Professor f. A. Cummins,
| professor OF English. will deliver two
series or lectures at the New York
Cha utauQua this summer; Miss Mary
| Williamson. who has taught at Hollins
lor many years, was on leave Of abb
sence last year attending Columbia.
Where ABOUT month ago she took her
degree She Will be at Hollins again
next year. A. V. Bishop. who has been
elected to the chair of Latin at Holiins
and who will begin his work here next
session Is to teach at the summer
school at the university this summer.
re mas just taken his PHI D. there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Social and Personal

cablegram has been received here
from Dr. and Mrs. Thomas w Murrell
announcing their arrival in Glasgow.
They VIII be Joined in Scotland by Mrs.
Murrelfs father, G. Harvey Clarke and
the party win visit the cathedral
towns OF England Mr.. Clarke has
been touring the Continent for several
months. and VIII spend the remainder
OF time In London. With DR.. and Mrs
Murrell. returningt o Richmond about
July Is.
Miss Albcrps Wedding.
one or the important weddings Of
The year took place last evening In
Baltimore when Miss Mary Buchanan
Albert, was married to Iennox Brick
head. son Of the late I.ennex Brick
head and Mrs. Birckhead OF Anneslle.
near TowsOn. The ceremony took place
at o'clock AT old st. Paurs Protestant
Episcopal Church in the presence OF n
fashionable asssmhiaEe. and was fol-
lowed BY reception At 1890 Belviderc
Terrace. the residence OF the bride 3
uncle-tn-law and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene G de Bullet Rev Hugh Brick
head. rector OF Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church and cousin Of the
brideg groom oMciated.
The bride entered tho church with
her father. who gave her IN marriage.
and at the chanccl was met by the
bridegroom. attended by his cousin.
Rev. Malbone Birckhead. Of New York.
AZ best man The bride wore 4 hand
sornc gown OF white corded silk.
trimmed in duohesse lace that has been
In the family FOR a number OF years,
and tube veil fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Henrietta Buchanan Albert
was her sisters maid OF honor. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Adelaide
Colt Williams. Miss Nancy Howard de
Ford. Miss Anita Frances Renshaw
Hon and Miss Alice Teackle Wallis, of
Altoona. Pa. The maid OF honor and
the bridesmaids were eowncd alike
In white crepe meteor. trimmed in
shadow lace. and carried bouquets OF
American Beauty roses. The ribbons
were held by the brides young
brother. ]. Hollis Buchanan Albert,
ana her cousin. Philip Wallis. OF AL
toona The ushers were Thomas
Cuttings Buchanan. an uncle Of the
bride; Robert Henry Renshaw. OF
Richmond: Charles Reeves. Of Phila :
delphia: Charles GoldsborouGh Hor.
James Russell Manning and Harold
Haupt. nj, OF Baltimore
After Northern wedding Journey
the bride and bridegroom viii spend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Observation-Disclosures

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch ]
Bristol Va, June 25.-Miss Margaret
Bunting. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Jere Bunting, of this city, was married
TO Fred Putnam, young lawyer of
Red Wing. Mimi, at $50 O'Clock this
evening. The nuptials were solemnized
in Emmanuel Episcopal Church, tho
Rev. Dallas Tucker a former rector OF
the church here. officiating. Friends
of the bride and groom We're in attend
ance from many cities. including q
number from Minneapolis and other
points in the Northwest. The bride is
one of Bristors most popular girls, and
is highly connected in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
and Elizabeth NJ. Miller. Of s,rasburr.

and Elizabeth NJ. Miller. Of strasburs,
:. E; Albion Shepard. OF High Point,
-; II, ana Manreen ]. Manning. OF Not
Wiihert G. Lewis. OF this city, and
Lula r. Winstead, of Northum ber1and
Walter A: Jones and Viola Z. woelf.
teE L, both OF fredericksburg, Va.
=, Elmer G. Metzger. OF Woodbridge,
Va. ~ eseet'
Chestian F. Collins. Jr. and Kath-
STr,ne Grimes, both of Bowling Green.
Edward \. Capen. of Swetman. va.
anIi DAISY We B. Welch. of this. city.
va. and Lola T. Baker, of Lovettsviile'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Ind Badly Shocked and Burned.

,ISPeCIdI 20 TIC Times Dispatch.l
Christiansburg, Va, June 25.-George
Garnett Junktn, son of Mr.. and Mrs
j; IS Junkin, of Abingdon, was badly
shocked and burned at 10 o'clock this
morning. The boy. while playing near
Harry NJ Words residence. climbed a
and the full current passed throuSh
ms body 1t was necessary TO turn off
the current before his hands could be
pulled from tho wires
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Weddings at Goidsboro.


Goldsboro. y. c. June 25-The mar
riase Of Miss Rachel Howell, the
daughter OF Mrs. H. Q. Howell. of this
city. to John II. Upton. OF Bristol, Va
was solemnized this afternoon Mt 13C
o'clock In the First Baptist Church
the groom was attended as best man
by his brother. \. b. Upton. OF Bris-
tol. The ushers were P. p. Timmons
or Columbus, Ohio: S. W. Loftin OF
Wilmington, \. c.. Captain F. d
Weaver. of Whining ton. y. c.. and Ed
b. Yelverton. Of this city Miss Annie
Waters. OF Whitevillc. ~ c., was maid
OF honor
at $50 o'clock at the home OF the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Spears. in East Centre Street South
their daughter. MISS Hilda NJ. and S.
~ Starr, the proprietor OF the Colds
boro Floral Company. were united in
marriage. Rev. y. H. ID Wilson. pas
tor OF st. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church, oiticiated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Captain Ri.ey Transferred.

Especial 20 The Times -Dispatch.
Wa shington. June 25.-Orders were
issued by the Marine Corps authori-
ties here to-day transferring Captain
?. Il. Rixey. Jr., of Virginia. from
Disciplinary Barracks. Port ROYAL. to
command the Marine Detachment
american legation. Mana qua, Nicargura
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
THE 7MEsDIsPATCH RICHMOND VA THURSDAY JUNE g. 1913

brides farher. DR.. John Bushnell. as
sisted by the Rev. Leroy Gresham.
pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
The bride entered the church with her
uncle. Colonel William II. Terrill or
New York. who gave her in marriage.
She was attended by two pages. VIII
liam and Walter Stephenson. sons OF
MI and Mrs. w. c. Stephenson. or
Roanoke. and two tiny grandchildren
OF Major William Alexander Anderson,
the former Attorney General OF vir
Binia. Misses Frances and Anne SIC
Nulty. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McNulty. Of Roanoke, preceded
the bride as flower girls.
The maid OF honor was Miss Evelyn
Randolph Cockrell. OF Jacksonville,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Mar
garetta Bushnell. Miss Mary Bell. OF
Pulaski: Miss Matte welch Logan, G
Nicholasville, Ky; Miss Mary Osborne
Templeton. OF Waynesb oro: Miss Mary
Scott Spencer. Of Lexington. KY, and
Miss AMMO McConkey, OF Salem.
The best man was George Edward
Bushnell of Detroit. and the grooms
men. Judge w. NJ. Pierce, of Chris
tiansburs: James c. McConkley, OF
New York; Lormisi Kelley, OF Norfolk
Charles McNulty. of Roanoke: Angus
tus Scruggs. OF Salem. and John Ter
rll and Miller Bushnell, brothers OF
the bride.
Among the guests from a distance
were relatives OF the two families.
and included former Governor and
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler. OF East Lc1ing-
ton; Professor and Mrs John Larane,
OF Washington and I.oe University
Professor and Mrs. Charles E. Maphis.
OF the University OF Virginia; DR.. VII
liam E Dold. of New York Mrs.
Kent Black, OF Dublin: Mrs. Florida
Cockreli. Of Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs.
D. r Hancher and daughter, Miss
Hancher, or stanton.
Motor Trip Through the Valley.
MIR. and Mrs Claude l. Batkins. and
Miss Edith and Grace Batkins, accom-
panied By several friends. are motor
Ing through Northern Virginia They
spent several days in Charlottesville,
and left yestet day for stanton. Nat
ural Bridge and Luray Cave. The
party will return 10 Richmond next
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Marriage Itcep...

License to marry was issued yes
Hastings Court to the following per-
sons: John Francis Bolts and Eileen
Regina Johnson; Willard Aubrey Crewe
and Minnie Lee Gridlin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F w. Scott and chill
dren, are tn. guests OF relatives in the
Green Spring Valley, Md. for a week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

MSS Ester Gibson Hatchett ana
John D. Hatcher. Jr.. of Atlanta, Ca
are the guests of Mrs Robert Scott
Fitzgerald. All Allen Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Misses Belle WYATT Willard and
Elizabeth Wyatt Willard leave to-
night for the Hot Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Mrs. J. y. Wills. OF Atlanta, spent
several days last week With her sis
ter, Mrs c.. Harvey Clark, en- route
20 the mountains of New Hampshire.
where she Will spend the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Miss Mamie West has returned to
her home here, after a visit to Mrs.
w. a. Bell, in Stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Miss Marian and Marshall Holmes.
Of Boydton, and Miss Bessie Mears, OF
South Carolina. are the guests OF
Mrs. w. l. Clark. 1903 Grove Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Miss Eliza beth Conway. OF Freder-
cks burg, is the guest Of friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

g. Stanley Clarke has returned to
his home here. after taking a special
course In Law at the University of Vir
ginia. He graduated in law at Rich
mond College last wear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Miss Jane Strudwick left yesterday
TO spend some time In North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Rev. George ". Mcdaniel left yes
terday for a brief visit to Fan:
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Diamond Rings

For engagement anniversary or occa-
sions which require gifts Of nneness.
our Diamond stocks are the most
representative in the South.
SCHWARZSCRILD BROS,
Richmond's Leading Jewellers,
Second and Broad SITS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
In and Out of Town

In and Out of Town.
Miss Frances Wheat is visiting Miss
Marie Isaacs. at Mrs. John Shelton
Winiams's country place, at Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

Washington Marriage Licenses.
Washington. June .5-Marr!age liz
censes have been issued to the follow
ing:
Joseph e. Hite. OF Woodstock, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Concerning Mrs. swanson.
saws a WASHINGTON name,

says Washington papc
Mrs. Claude y. Swanson who went TO
New York for the polo games. and re-
ma!ned TO make some visits. has re-
turned TO her nome In r Street EN-
cept for occasional short trips, Mrs.
Swanson will remain here with Senator
Swanson until the end of the session.
Miss Clark tn We'd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17
STRONG DEFENSE

A fat old gentleman was bitten in
the calf of. the leg by dog. He at
once rushed to justice of the peace
and laid complaint against man
in the neighborhood whom he sup
posed to be the owner q the offend
| ing cur. The following was the de-
| Tense offered at the trial:
LII. by testimony in favc- Of the
Igeneral good character of tiy dog l
&shall prove that nothing could make
him so forgetful of his canine dig
$hiity as to bite calf. :,
EI,"2. He is blind and cannot see to
Aite.
| ''fr3. Even if he could see to bite,
would be utterly impossible for him
to go out of his way to do so on ac-
count of his severe lameness.
Granting his eyes and legs to
be good, he has no teeth. -
tE g. My dog is always muzzled,
And chained in the yard.
"6. My dog died six weeks ago.
az. never had dog" 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17
NO SAINT

NO SAINT -.
I've need boy" said the lawyer
to youthful applicant. you live at
homer"
with my mother" replied the boy.
What will you do with your
wages?"
"Give it to mother for the church
and the poor"
What do you do in the evenings,
Read hymns and verses to moth
err"
"If you should find a quarter on the
floor, how would you spend it?"
ITO spend it would be SINFUL" the
boy replied. Il would try to find the
owner"
when send you on an errand
would you stop on the way to fight
or play games?"
mo, sir. Mother says that to play
games leads to gambling, and that
our little fists were never made to
punch each others heads with
The lawyer pondered and then
said: Little boy, you are too agoniz-
ingly good to work for lawyer. You
should step right back into the Sum
day school class, where you evidently
came from" ~,
The boy was disappointed.
/"Kou don't want me?" he queried.
mo"
"Why?" -.
You are too good"
Shake, then! I'll go home and
give the old woman fits! She stuck
to the story like glue, and made me
learn all that twaddle. l knew you
didn't want saint around the office;
but she would have her way. Sorry,
boss"
Hold on!" cried the lawyer. you
are boy, after all. Be here tomor-
row morning" .'-.
1870
Mhan GanayoI Gro NJ ,uoe in Ion.n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17

When General Grant was in Japan
the Japanese Premier, Prince Kung,
desiring to compliment the general
by telling him that he was born to
command, tried it in English, with
this result: Sire, brave general, you
was made to order"
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

benz s~rs,ibenben WldD6en, unD loeis
ni9ts peiter ols:
nTut mir ben einaioen gefalleu
unO eebt mir nal TdleuniaIt einsn
Stubl." Damn erf tiiBte lie ben
IonnDerbrountsn Monn, ben ein5isec
Sobn elmer friib eeItorbersn 5reun>
bin, beraboft unb 6robte ibm NIT benz
Singer:
nDieies NilItommen 6aft Du bod
pobI troB Oes ipiir6ieen gmpfonees
biSber entbebren miiTen -"
Nod muBte Trib Werbad nil
IsiIem 8sOousrn bi: Jrase beioben...
ober es fam Der Soe, an ipeldem bic
belle Auelle Der tleinen 9ebrerin fir
ibn oo NOR . ON pel6em fe iih
nit ibm ssmeiuiam rbOtogropbiersn
lieB n.
uno febr bolO bnrouf tonnte SaEs
te 8inoemonn benz inngen poor ou9
einen tleinen Slid beden . unb
5lpar i'm eigenen Seim, bos aus olIen
@den unb MintsIn linen elm Ttiass
mWiatOmmen" 3ufIiiIferte .
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
9te GIeOermamS Inn Z len tc Der
Wenf@beii.

Wie griinbli6 uns cine 9an3 ee<
ipObnIi4e MiidenpIaes aud BIN lambs
f9oftli9 berrlihIt gelegenen Ort ners
oerben unb fpie Ie9r mir unter ibr gu
leiben DermOgen, oas bat f9on man1
erbolungsbsbiirftiger SommerFrifhlsr
gu Ieinem groBen Summer am sisez
nen 2eibe psrIpiirt, 10 oaB er febr
irobI Ti9 in ole per5psiFelte Gage
iener armen Menf9en %bineinbenten
Tam, bic unter ben geraoe3u gefdbrs
Ii6en Mostitos NuaIen Der fblimm=
fen Sorte gu ertrdgen bdben. Mit
niht geringem Subel ipuroe oober Die
Nahriht aufgenommen, baB benz
nmeritonifden 8atterioloeen Dr.
CHARLES 81. Campbell Don San Nnto=
Mo Elm 0erIud. Mrstitos NIT 5iIfe
Don Jleoermdufen gu betGmpfen.
gldn5eno geluneen fei. 0erabs bic
Stdbt San Mntonio uno ibrs hinge
bung leioen furhtb0r inter Maluria
unb MostitOs. Ollie m0gliden Wer=
Iuhs, ben lle6eln ob5ubeIfen, i6lugel
mehr Ooer lpeniger febl. 0n nun be-
tonnterpeiIs JIebsrmduIe porSiigli9e
SnfettenpertiIger linb unb fir Mosz
titos cine beIonbere 0orliebs boben.
~ perFisl Dr. Campbell dlf ben Sc
oanten, bieIs gigenort Der 3iete fir
feline 3pede nubbar gu MAIDEN. Gr
IieB in un6 UNI San Mntonio berum
Iogenonnte abatroosts" erri6ten, bic
bic JlebermduIe einIoben fousen. fid
bdusli9 borin nisber5ulaKen. OisIe
be5ogen benn ouh iOfort ibre neuen
Quartiere uno er0ffneten nit boiler
&roft ibre bsrufliGc 9dtigteit: ben
@ernintungstries sesen oie Mosti=
tos. Ou bieler erie beIheiOens Wer=
iud) 10 ousge5sidnet gIiidte. beI9IoB
81. Gbarlss r. gompbea. nnentipeet
tisier Gs5rte gu foisen. unb bofft i'm
9oufe Der 3eit nod 9iiHitisere ReIuI-
tate ssseH bic MustitOplose sa .rs
siesu.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
cine raHiss eouls.fatAts.

Sin S4uImunn sr5dblte tiir3li4
folgenOes grlebnis: Der 6err @9ulz
inipettor bat bic S9ule gu 4. in<
fpi5iert unb 6dlt nun &onferen3 nit
Dem Director uno ben Gebrern. Der
geItrenge @Oreelebte GuBert ii9 Iebr
lObeno iiber bic 2eiftungen Der @9iis
ler. nAber", 10 figt Ct binau, rcie
S9ule 1T ni9t nur oa3u ga, ben
S9iilern Den Wifensitoff bsi5ubrinz
gen, fonoern ie fon Die &naben aud
gu elmer gefduigen 2ebensart er3iebsn.
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angemeHener 5orm Mntport gu ge@
ben. @s 1T mir uufgefulen, baB bic
Nntiporten Der Sailer ungelent, ia
geruOs0u unb0fli9 berdustommen.
Sic eeben benz 6raeenben. Dem lie
untpOrten, ni9f Ole oisIem 3utDmy
menoe Mnreoe. 60 anttportete ner
Schiller. Sen i9 mad feinsm Hamen
fragile, nit sinem Rur3en: Miiler,
itott b0fli9: Miiner. Serr Snfpsttor.
Sorgen Sic 0dfiir, meme 9erren,
buB tpenigitens bisfe einfe9e 90fIid>
feitsregeI ben S9ilern feIt singe=
prdet miro"
Sin Sabr Ipdter! Der 9err Snz
fpettor 1T BON neuem our 8eIi9tiz
guna srf9ienen uno tritt in ods
&laHen5immer, in benz foehsn Reli>
siOnsunterrt9t crteilt pirb. Wlan 1T
geraOe beim nSiinosnfdI". Der Ssrr
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- greift uumittelbar in Den Inter
ridt elm uno ntmmf Dem Serrn 2sb=
rer Die 6rdgeftelung ab. gMie fdote
ba Soft CUR Snlangs2" 10 fraete cr
ben tleinen Miidsr. ltnb prompt err
foIgt, einge0ent Ser itrenqen SnItritfs
tion, Ole Mntport; .Nerflu9t foqft
bu fstn. 6err SnfpettOr. rNein,
nein, bas meme id ni6t, mas Tdote
Der Serr nod fpeittr sur S9lonoe9"
MiiIler: rNuf Dem 8aude font gu
trie6en, 6err Snfpeftor." lin @Ot<
tes pilen neiter, mas nod mehr?"
Miiller: sd rerbe Dir ben Ropf
5ertreten, 9err Snfpettor -"
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Gines Ibeubs hattie ld pieber msts
men Grei,nO i'm Bureau bsfuht. Da
0ffneie fid bic Tiir unb @inos trot
elm. Diesmal belt Ct Iid nidt
Ediihisrn i'm 6intererunb. Den 6ut
auf benz aOpf beboItenb. NIT Nugsn,
aus benen Der b~itterite 6oB Tprod,
Itiir3te er ouf ben 2oesrbnIter los,
binter benz mein 5reunb faB, unb
idris ibn nit roubsr. srslIsr Gtimz
me an: ySdnsIl. idnsII. Is sube
tsins 3sitl"
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8eeebren fragte, ftieB CT bsrpor: sd
babe beute i'm vRurisr- esIsIsn, ooB
mein Cos eesogen porben 1T! Wlein
3ommunaIlos, Serie 157, 80. 1884!
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DieIleiht babe i'd mid nur ssirrti
DesDegen bin i9 bergetommen,
nm 1900.
gr tonnte Dor @rreeuna nidt peiS
ter fpredsn. Msin Jreunb parf ibm
tinen Bid 5u: ~5obe id es Dir nidt
sefagt, 70 madden Ie IS oIIe9 Steiner
bat ben Wut. feline Drummer an psrz
eeffen!"
Damn rief sr sinen 2ebrling, einen
blonben Sungen, unb faete 5u ibm:
Sch, Worini, Iouf einmol flint
gum ~Wertur", bort lieaen INNER
om erlten bic 3isbunesIiIten ouf! grz
tlnoige bid bort!" unb az 8inos:
~Sn 5ebn Minuten perben mir piTs
fen, moran mir eigentIih Iin6."
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Gtpisteit. Nie lam i1 bieIe 5ebn
Winuten bergeifen, bsnn ME nod
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%tun9slos. Die Dsmut unb 3uriidz
boltuns zines ean5en 9ebens entlub
iiH IN oiefer tur3en Sponne 3eit.
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5es DerIOrenes 2ebsu, feline freublos
perbrohte Sugenb 1ein gintritt ins
9efhdft. uno oonn biefes 3uTnme
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bGrtsfter @nlog.
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in benz feline nrms. gequdIte SeeIe
iid 2uft modte, f9isn er gon3 feline
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Elm Mort bon ibr; er fab nur Ii1
unb bic Ruinen feines 2ebens.
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ftiir5te fid Der 9tlte ouF i'm, totens
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8urf9e nit rubiger 6timme.
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elmer foft ndbnfinuigen 5reu6e iibers
5ogen; bic sanSe moeere @sitoIt tpurs
be BON einem 3ittern ersriffen. Damn
foBte er it9 Elm penis, unb bon tie
fer Sham ibertommen. perfiel er
pieber in feline gepDbnIide 6aItune,
Bat meinen 0reunb pielmols nm gnts
I9uloiaung fpegen Der Gt0rune unb
sntfernte fi9 bunn, Dor Ghnm in Ii9
3ufammenqeIunten, in feiuen obgetros
eenen lleber3ieber gebiiIlt. obsr bod
nit sinem SeuF3er Der @rlei9terune.
llnb fein @eii9t bette einen oIiids
liGsn Nusbrud, einen 10 oIiidliten,
pie ibn pislIsi9t nitt einmoI Der
@eninn bss 6oupttrsFfers ouF ibm
berporaerufeu bate. 9enn troB az
Ter Groufomteiten, bic bos Qsben eez
oen i'm beriibt botte. eiHmol NOR er
bod Sieser iibsr bos S9idfoI GEE
blieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
ate aueersei@i@ten

eSn einem fleiren StGbt9en, in
benz qerooe @iebmartt a~bgebalten
purbe, CAB cine Wanoertruppe has
INNER nirtfame 3ugitiid Die Hdu>
ber". Ser Sempel Sbaliens trdr
cine beI6eioene 8retterbube cbne err
bobte 9i6ne. Our9 Die Seitentiire
gelangte man unmitteIbar BON Der
StrdBe duf bic S3ene. Oa fdmtz
li4e Mitglicoer Der S9miere befhGfz
tiet moren, blieb bieIer @ingang obz
ne 8etpa9ung uno niemanb bemestte.
huB er ungelneit often itan6. Sin
riefiger Oa1e, Der gu elmer SCRIBE
ee60rte, Die boriibergetrieben nue0e,
einen gaftli1en Stall permutenD, rat
cbne 30gern bur9 sic 3uliTen in
0as Sbeuter unb gloBte unidg'i9
bumm in Die 3uI9auermenge. &arI
Mloor bate eben feline groBe SSene.
Das @erGu19 Dernebmeno, glaubte
er, es bereite fi9 bic Grf9einung bes
Nlten aus benz Surme ror un0 itrie
nit mdrterf9iitternoem pdtbps, fp1bz
renb CT Die Nu9en nit Der 6anb be-
Oedte: ngntfeBli4es 8lsnopert. mein
8ater!"
Sn elmer proDin3Ifobt SannoDers
oingen iiber Die 9ubne S4iIiers
r@duber". Trana Moor tritt nit
Gem 8riefe gum Batter: .sSbr bsrgebt
mir, penn i9 Sud ben 8rief A;9t
ielbif lefen la7e - oiefe 3eituns 1T
ni4t fir einen eebre9Ii9en &0rptr"
-. Mit hieIen Morten 3iebt er ei=
ne Drummer Der bannoberf9en 2eiz
tung beraus unb bdlt fc Dem pub
litum bin. @s mar oie Ra9e bes
Mimerl, neil i'm Die Rritit urs glct=
tes, ieiner Nnii4t nab, libel behan=
bette.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
: nmtauf9 DorbebuIten.

~ Il m tauf9 borbebaIten.
Maoame (als bic Nmme bonn Spa
sisrgans 3simtsbrt): .9immsl, Oos 1T
nResen Gle iid bod nift auf. gnGs
bise Jrou! Die Babies iinb einige
Minutsn bon Der Obftfrau beuuffi1=
tigt porben, Die i'm part itebt. unb
babel OurdeinanOer getommen -. i1
babe mir gIeih umtauf9 DOrbebaI@
ten!"
GintpeiIen. Rsunerin:
m3rinten Sic rod a MaB. 9err
R~riiglbuber2"
Sat: sd ipeiB nt9t. OBJ i'd nod
a gauge MoB Dertrogen fam. Wroni
-. btingen g mir einItpeiIeA i'm.
mer a 9nlbe!~