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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

CLARENDON. Texas. March
Tho Clarendon high school basket
.bH'l team defeated tho Canyon Nor
.waI team here this afternoon Hr a
.srur. of "a tO %.
Dee game Was oyDrR bnlWuc.F
.CIaroudon's until toward fhe close
when the light youngs'ors of me
home team we're tired ouf Nt the
heavier five of the visitors
Little Ted 1ker ~ Clarendon stare
.r'd in throwing goals throwing 'he
most for The home team
The game was we'll attended and
.fhr crowd ,Heercl both sides very
frequently
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

from the atmosphere IL q mooted
question nill not discuss H.. fur
Their than 10 say that u grip h pass
ed on by one person 10 another u
would be properly called epidemic
catarrh n. however, grip is taken
from the atmosphere and not from
each other. n would be- properly
called endemic catarrh
Yes. grip Is a catarrhal disease An
acute catarrhal disease IN some
cases 10 resembles a common cold
There are some symptoms different
Intense aching Of the muscles and
bones Tired feelings predominant
II cones on more suddenly than a
Common cold. There has been no
particular exposure TO cold 10 ac-
count Tor H.
samuel " York. OF Union Grove.
Alabama. says vas taken with
the grip This produced catarrhal
dea fness After taking two bottles
OF Peruna ] found myself well OF the
grip and my hearing was fully re-
stored My health is better than {
has been in five years
\ great many people have a SINH
lar experience Not only 90 they
lind themselves relieved Of grip but
they find their health IN other rec
spects greatly improved
Mrs Jane GIFT. Athens, Ohio r.
y. ]. SAYS 4 think | would have
been dead long ago II 10 hadn been
for Peruna Six years ago ! had The
grip very bad grew worse DO
spite OF doctors and other remedies
/ saw an account OF woman who
had been cured OF grip by Poruna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

a great many
people 10 this
country have
taken Pcruua
for the grip
T he 3 ha q
taken Psruna
IN the fIrst
stages y b o n
the first symp-
IONS dNpfdI"V
They lind by
experience that
Peruua " iIl
q D. Ort { b o
course Of the
disease People
who take Pc
r 70 "a a recover
much QUICKER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09
LIVELY DEMAND FOR
LIVESTOCK REPORTED

Lively uat,., sales FOR the latter
part of convention week are reported
ON the local market.
The o a. Harding Commission CO.
yesterday sold Tor Campbell a Hard
ua f"0 com.H- Two year.o Odds. au av-
,.ase out OF 900. 20 The Open 4
Land a CarI, co.. OF North Dakota
Consideration $50 q head
Th, Hardin COMPANY reports the
following sales For % So Skinner
To IS \ Plum ~ Kansas 5000 tours.
.ouf of The J H Sneed herd Con.
sidTtt.on Sc head
Wilson a Stephens also sold 5000
coming fours originally ola Ne>
Zoos known O.. CorraIitos. to Fred
Nation aud Io. Duddlcsou at SO q
head
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

r harmony With thar doc uerf OF
mot Having introduced 40 least
.1nr UI. that be- found Ras not in
accord nth rs provision and la'-
Inv had ne provision Boz questions
pointed 1ui 10 him boz sas AZ 0uc"
thar hr fas debar-ei from passing
such .aw. therefore he r0R 10
lrses thar he has learned me secret
.0f f.e .1usfIfutl0naI IaaF.r. ahioh
IL simply the ART Of frequently read
JOS FROM 'He organic aa "aIf Here.
totore tAe geGtlcmal from ".se aas
made BOO probation Aha'..rr NJ be-
.lls lawyer aOR boz threatens 20
band YIf AIs shinge anl prl.lre
Iat theH he goes 40 b home a.
the end Yf the seHs Iu 'ir Rogers.
by tUs FiF. ln adj Ion '0 being a
good rrDresentat posses knark
- story telling o. decided degree
and frequently d.. ghts group oi
friends Nith ssTI.s 0f sell told an
acdotes that inyar ably amuse and
entertain &c. seems especially fond
~ telling stories aad jokes 0H those
uemlers Who claim 20 be- lawyers
New Courts Wanted
There are a great many demands
beinr made upon me 'esisIatlre FOR
The creation o. nee courts ~ ths
session over tho discussion 1f O
biil f1 create a nsU distract court
ll Northeast Texas tae prohibition
skeleton eas Nal .ed aioH 100 'ho
senate few nights ago aheu tHe
msmb"rs from South Ts-a- declared
in effect hat n sas strange tho pro
hIDitiOu counties needed He2 cOuru
under me admirable lack 1f laslcss
ness fHaf vas alleged 90 prevail Co.
dry territory This was Ike Waslnf
o. rcd r4F in he face %. bull z,
senators like Horace Vaughan. Hht
came forward with group or ng
ures shooting many instances where
there we're two courts u fhe south
rrn portion OF tho state for the
same population thar had 20 boz ac
.Du0Iar1 100 DRY territory hy one
Tho debate vas long aHI spirited
County Attorney GnH1.I of SHEER
man HHs here ycs'crIaE % 'hc inter
r.f OF ueW court wanted .r Graz
Bon county Other members of the
Grassnn county bar por. also 800
Austin
Wants IN M,lic', Job
Or S Abbott iHs state pure
food department head 100 Texas is au
applicant for Tho position formerly
held by Or WyIIr .n mo bureau of
chem .Hr} a. Washington which i-
under the general supervision 0f tHg
commissioner OF agriculture UIru-
bis work rn the pure food depart
mout OF Texas. Or Abbott BIAS urnu
close 20 DR. Wyc. often consulting
with him. and has kept Boo rl.s.
touch RtH the national end of r.,
pure food and drug IaH enforcement
department by his numerous f.uutr
throughout the state o' Texas DR.
Abbott s considered Nrll equipped
man for the place The fact tha'
I Or David B. Houston formerly pres
I .dcht of tho state University. .s tho
NEW commissioner of agriculture
adds weight 10 the candidacy of pr
1 Abbott
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

Van. BAN rendered b.s guauou
|as senator Goo fHs governor with
|fHr understanding mat 10 vas 90 take
'rf'c.' on thr third Of this month
500 hearing from the governor aud
deciding chat he would remain IN
fGr senate q while Longer hv With
Drew hf resignation Now the gov
0ruor Says hc ma, not accept % the
HoN um, hc tenders o. vaughan
seems fu think this VIIl make no d.l-
ference 1s 'hr office tlll b, vacant
anyway as soon as Do, qualities n
Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

IN WIN the luhhNi~ts
Won sam Sirlttou ~ Waco aas
h.ru hs week Ur sirattou s a
former member ~ tHe Uous, from
H.I.uuu County and s q very
5000 known and popular Young man
s convention n. f., Club contingent
Nss n session .u Austin 'ho day be-
v5s Har' These men were very
much J''r, fo their interests ana
fearful l..t the legislature should
pass 'hc Kennedy law with the auti-
social club features that 30 contain
al \ bunch of these fellows met
Nr Strat'ou ana walked With him
''r sryera blocks along Cougress
avenue rnloavorIur tp persuade him
.Hf .r ou.hf fH Fn'. against the
h.".#r h.U boo fhs interest OF good
follow ..p lIp frankly told the
-uVI Thar Dr.. could uo' DO TO- They
pressed Hm 'o c'F. some good rca-
nH ah. ho could NOT llo said he
'. GOOD reasons They wanted 70
..HH shat E0od reason Dee could
H.F have for not voting against
.'. SINCE . would pui every So
'Hh FOO Texas u rather en-.
RAISING attitude towards the en-
..--aumert Of IT'S members They
..He a.t0u.shsd thar hai' fellow
. ma' Ike himself should b. s1
BARROW aud hard headed They aH.
abs prevailed ou sam 20 explain t1
'Hem Rht Do" could uo, vote as they
desired lie d.3 so. Hy saving much
'u .he' establishment that he Vas
HH .ou-'r o. member of tho ieg.sla.
uro aud therefore could nor possibly
.1's 'ar 'Hp b.I. 1u. way or th, other.
70 aas their treat
Constitutional Lawyers
U.urD sentative Roger OF Wise
county pronuug o., observation
SAYS b. has reach-t the point where
.... ....a...... be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

HAVE BEST RANCH SEVENTEEN
HUNDRED WATERING STATIONS ANY
AMOUNT PLAINS COUNTRY MOSTLY
WATER THOUSAND DOLLARS
CATTLE ARE DELIVERED
JOS c RoSBOROUGIL
CATTLE RANCHES SIZES STOCKED OR UNSTOCkED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

Mr. Robert ~ Norris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-09

Representative Roser OF Wise
County proiluug ul observation.
says 81. has raach-t the point where
Do" consult. pho constitution itself
.tfar. U..l... EE.f..T m.I-u-. .-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11
Der Seeafe.
Don per ann 6orn

Bon slntr griie asbeugt. iibsr ter
Der b!aue 9immel b1hte, iparo tie
Bar, bon ibren pelben Eeaeln iiber
bas pinDgeiirsiits Mser rad Der aiii.e
seirngen. Die Qntsr rciislitn in bic
5iefs, uHo fpie bic Wloioien obsn auf
bsn Rabsn eas Segeltu9 bei6iug,n.
iabsn iis bic aiiits osuili1 DOT I'D
!isgsH.
9srabs DOR ibnsn fpdr ffntepeiB.r
Sanb, Iints bapon cine 8uhs, in h,
eln CLUB miinbsts. hinter tsm iit ot.
Wabagonis uno 3rDsrnipdIber cttntsn.
pereu Gtdmme iie iabsu irIlten; unb
retts ir1umts bds Wlter iibsr Dsrbors
gene aiippsn bIn,pes, iib.r eis Is BON
3eit Su 3sit eridroteH ouffubr uno
pilos SdBs maate.
gtgen abenn ih.Dieg Der Minb. unb
tpdbrsnb bas a1Hn In ibtD<re G1rben
esbuLt langIam In ter 1nnfe bit
psrlani, Tam Gin Boot oeruftrt. BON
ieinen Rismen gliterte bas iropitnee
WaiIer, non pislsn funteinb:n piintts
den burfiest, uHD born gIitsen bic
2suhtipeIIsn ins utift Watr. Sin
blsIher bsutitsr aaufmann NIT
blouen aus.n fties aus gum Butte
beg Rnpitdns. llnb unttH i'm Boot
lsgten Iidb bic braunen Rubestr lang
aus. itnrrten sssen bsn 4immtI. be-
Sterne betam. unb fangtn eint6nia
Dor iif biH.
Die Wonnf daft on1te fdum tnnob;
Ge scHnseu be b1nnnon llszsel onE
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4usber W appeeines Rid
ters. Sm .Rsusn Disnsr 9assblott-
srSGbIt Or. 0uitdp Gebler Elm padr
ipabbofts GsIhit.en aus Der Geritiss
praris. qDir gsbsn baraus bi. iolg.ns
ben tpisber: Gin WobsIpafsr mar
sur aus3iehstii dIs 3suss poreelaben.
RAD gtsnhisung bes 9trbors Der.
lansi tr cine 3sus.nssbu6r BON "a
aronsn. ga. ptroieHen Sie bonn "A
aronsn iI9lihg- iraeis ibn Der I'm
ieriuhunssrihier.y -1as III ia inum
Ieloublif, bo tabsn Sic ID msbr als
it per Ias!- Dorauf aniDorteie Der
3enst. IS muab mi absr q mebr pIas
gen ols ipia go. iaiierlihtr 6.rr
Rnsb." - - Bel Der bauptpsrbonos
lung tpirb bsm angeilasien pors.bals
Ten. bob CT oIiidbrlin mad aarlsbao
sins unb ben R.it bss Gommers BET
fsinsr camille in NuiIes subrahte.
~Das mar ih meinsr 5amiin unb
m,insr Gefunbbeii fauloig," onttuors
itte er. WDrouf ibm Der Boriibsnoe
ertpibertt: ~S,ben Gie, unb jsst iinb
Gle Is Jhrsn 0lGubig,rn ihnloio.2
- - Cine DisbitohIsdfi0re iiehi sur
0erbanolung. Ter 4nse.lagts leusnet,
fiA an benz Disbiiaa bsibeiiiai su bos
ben. unb bsboupisi. eas esiioblene 2es
Der. NIT Dem er in Der Ant,t BON eis
mem Watmaun bsirpiien spurb<. prn
sinem unbesaun.tn NIT nem Mufsrdg
erbolien 3u bcben. a. auf ben Wleic.
lingsr Sahnboi su trasen. Norfitsns
Der: ia. ia. bns IN biefer b<tunnie
llnbesannie NIT sfrei UHbtn. einer
0uf, unb sinem Ghnnrrbars nuf ben
fih vie ausrsben.- 4naesIooisr:
Rein. 6err Rnfb, id lam ion GAM
gsnnu befnreiben!3 0orTitenber: .gsc,
alio. bn toumen mir ia piel.id5i bar
anf. trtr e. IN. N,is bat er nenn aus
esfnoutas T<r anseslaaie s0oerf mi!
ber 4nttpcri. gorfisenner: .Qa, fiirds
ten Sk fin phlIsint nor iamg Gdasn
Sic = Hur grab berous. iple er aus
f4nut.- 9nastlasier: .Entihulbioen.
1srr WcriistnOtr. finb G. nint 6sr.
e bat Grab q 70 ausa'fhaui mia ED!s
- - Gin 3eaae er5otlte IN <imr an.
otren Sofk: DER Ansssiosst Fbiitf
ON 1if6e sin; ho ~ bns III mtinen
xosols nlnt baIbe. b<rjuMiv id5 ikn
siutimal ~ ipedtn, e nbsr InIief u
Sss ise4jsn msiis usitsr..
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.ssod he,,te sead,t.. flona rs

.geodb beute gtaht," flong es,
tpenn audi nit seodnpftem Ton. bod
beitinlmt dIs slnttport. .Wit ben e--
item 5tunoen oes Cages aebort Die
8obnrug uno Der getteI, oen iie eut.
b6lt, Sbnen. Sd brauhe beibe nid)t
mehr.
lin 10 better. Nofmals aute9eaht
uno - auf @ieoeriebn i'm galais
NoplI."
,Iuf Wieoeriebn." enteegnete @el.
tram furs unb obne ieinen 8enoliel
ausuieben. 3ugIeid, batte er leinei
SUIT genommen unb mar i'm ioIaenoen
augenblide, obne lpeiter elm Wort 81
ipreten, ooer cine ionltige 8eberhe
oes Nbihieos, aus Der Stube per-
lhpunoen.
Cine @eile if)aute sSerrp ibm nad,
ieia 8eiift Iad,elte eigentbiinliih,
Damn fmlrmeltc er:
yGiuen iolheu Wenihen fam i'd,
aebrauheu, er miro fonrmen, borIent'
lid ohne Srou uno aino - MIR loIl
er mir Die nid)t 5uriif ul,0 auf Dem
SaIie loiienl @r miro pobl 5u iSuf
reiieH ntiifen, bem on 8eIO feblt e.
linn chen 10 iebr, ais on Der redtcr
COURAGE. 0ieaeiht beiinnt er lid ei'
mes 9eIierenl go er oos idpnusi5e
Silber beutc 9Ibeno bergenonlHleil,
miro lpobI nod mebr 5u bolen ietn
Bah Gr miro Die 8eIegenbeit lt)lshi
benusen uno lange 3eit 5ur Retit
hraud)en. 8ieidpiel! GinnaI miro Ell
bod fonlmen llno onnlit - aiie3l"
9eun qahnte er ptrtIlh lrno begann
Iid) 5il entfletoeu, benn er bate rIti
geIoqett, ais er Qeingt, DAB or ihlof'
rig iei uno Ser 9fube beoiirie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

"a brana bss Steuermdnns Siint'
me IN einem isftfom dtisnbsst Tone,
aIs bdnbiate fie tinen Ssurm. bonn
qld,serbed heriiber: .Wenn eiHsr mos
Al laasn Bat bsr NIT ibm = iptnn
nif3t - in Die apje, nno bic anieis
ipafe on Iet!"
Tas gemurms! psrlfimTfsfs uno
ihre Geftnlten perIhip1ro:n
Die R1irOitn baiitn Gem Stt1ifsH
bard, Die braunsn llmbtts 1abas,
Sal3ileiih unb 5artbroo 'd den lals
zen. Gr lam ieoot, nur Islitn IN Sit
Rdk pes Shifies. Don ipsitsm Jan
mon ibn bfsiusiltn nah Dem 5nIff
i,eriibsritdrrsn; uno ipsnn er isineH
Spter nab osn sSiifen mari. psrH1fm
man niht msbr ieinsn gsa'nstH
Sfrsi.
eines Gpdtnnfmiitdgs ipdE cine
aafft BON l3t6srnii1mH,en dbgeirtsb n
uno Elm 5bsil Der Wannihait ruotrEe
iie nit benz eroben gcote ptsctr
heron. Der Gieuermann Iieb slsit'
ssisia pom gorb nus an tinem 3au
sitkn. oas on Der Rdfit btfeitigt ip1r.
Se;n t!einer ipeibsr Sunb mar BON
Boot aus aufs Ilob gsiprunssn nno
beIIis BON oa aus bic Welltn on, ot
MD ieinen tIeiHen pfo.eH ledtsn.
als sr ebtn, elm ipsnia sitiernb, mt
einot.lemmtem ShiponsituHmel an
RaRbe i,ano, fam uHier osT osd Or
Bart eer Gssaffs In issaem t.siHss
gOOis eelhoifsn uno srlsgis ibn aa
FaIisn. q
Or fdpane ibn in ftin Boot. litb
bic Ruoer fintsn lsuo serpfIiidte oas
inrtdIid, briiIlenoe 5htsrt.en pof osn
augsn fstnss bsttn. 0lieo UNI Gliso
rib er ihm aus nit ieinen HsuIsnars
men unb 9drtntotsn uno ihltuDsr!t
iie tnurrsnb uno bsIsno nod btm
Stasrmdnn an led. Damn iiieb tr
fem etIlenoes lafeu aus unp ruoIie
bapon.
Der Sieusrmonn fparh ffHtelpeiB
Dor Der psrfmmsIten Wannif1ft uBo
belt iia am geIdnesr itit. fDo &c
ltano.
yIoBIih rib sr isinsn i6psren aors
per berum uHo sr lief nit pors.bsuss
TEN Gcpfs uno asbossntn anis.H nas
non. Vile isine gelusgungtn fngeH id,
in sinsm Ysliiamen, itlipersn 9eltams
pfs pis bei einsr 1neebei3ita WaHtans,
uub ebeniD tam tr fpieb.r nit ielasnl
espebr uHo sintr 5ano pca 4atros
HeR.
.Eitusrmdnn. Sbr perSsi Guh bot
nitt uneIiitlih MAIDEN" rauH.e ibm
Der aapitdn su.
Tod Der Steutrmann tfidte nnr
NOD benz eHtsiieHben Boot, tetefnets,
oab e fir einsn Sdlrotidab ihoH su
men lei, fpanbte iih. nur mi. isiu Z
2siosnI6aft beiddftiet. init sbsulo
isItiam ihfpsren geipesunesB um.
elite oas Ged entl1ns uno iprdHs in
ess aapi'dns tlsius dig. bic Hebtn
Der 1tflreep itou.elie.
galb bnrouf fnh man ihn b:rtitr
benz anosrsn gopis oreinfabren. 2nnse
fcbsn thm 2l[ls Hnh, bis sr nit hem
8oois bes Steaffsn in eintm ftinsn,
Ipeiblid,R 8unii Der 5srne pers
if,p1no. uno b1Ib fam ois Rnt..
a,iner fab bic gsib.u piseer. 81 in
Shub, tein Shrei mar pernommsn
'uorbtH, fslbii bic goots tparsn niht
msbr uuF8ufinoen.
@Sbrlheinlih b1t.en ci. brnunsn,
i6nastetnosn nmbris iis gsiiob.en.
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0eim 6unbefu II

s3Dunsis Wart uOtleu Sic fir ben
!5uno baben? Oas 1T mir piel su
tbeuer; ih Deroe Jbnen Sebn Wart bas
fiir geben!."
.Was, nur 5ebn Wart Hee, bants;
finf5ebn fiHo ia alein ala Welobnung
auSosi i9sisbsn."
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Critics &apiteI.
@ie 9eltram unO Serrp
lid sur Aeiic pOr.
bereiten.
Critics &apiteI.

I
lid sur Reiic por.
berPiten.
glls geItrom burh Die groBe, nlln-
mebr poaitdnoig ounfIe uno ooe Sit
den. uno Speiieballe ihrltt, ihlug eIs
ne lthr in eluenI gepaItlgen 8etou'e
Oie elite Stunoe, uno aus Dem Reben.
raunl brangen Gone. Die oa tilnoeteu,
oaB Ioelien 5ahlreihe ,SniaIen naher
Dem Gnoe, oenu Dem 8eglnn ibrc5
felteu uno geiY10en Sd)lafes lem
modIteri SSm Sofe beqegnete er elnem
Sau5tneht, Der nit elmer brennenoen
Saterne nad) ciuem Der EierOeItdle
gina. Soitig ipolIta Seltram an Dem
Dtunne oorbei. oot nah menIaeH
Stritten hicIt er iune, iann eInen 2tu'
genblif naf lino trat Damn raid aH'
ibn All. Ter aneft henlntte ieucn
Gang i,no bob Die Seutte enlpor, nm
Senjenigen 5u erfennen, Der i'm Do 3lt
nohtihlaic11ner 3eit uubieIt uno an'
reoete, 6enn 9eltram iragte:
.2Sit ctrpo cin ,Subrnann i'm ~blau.
EN- Sahn", Der nod por Ioaesonbruh
mad ber 8ergGu 3u idhrt un0 nod e..
ne ,Srad]t mitnehmen fonnte?"
Ter ancd)t, DcIter ieIHe 2aterue
ruieOer hnttc iinfcn Iaiieu, eHtgegrete
sogernb uno poriihtig:
mSm! Die 9fadirage fommt elm me-
MIG ipdt. Ser ieio Sbr 0enn eige'lt.
lih?"
.SdHe lie freiIit friiher tblm iol,
len, bod babe if) mid barInnen bei
einenl Gurer Qaiiagiere, eiHem gu:2n
9efannten, perlpatet."
,@obl bel bern 6errn aus &oler,
tpiibte iouit feinen Iaiiagier oes
,.blauRn Sobus". nit Dem Sbr perteb.
rem f0rntef rmO Der lid nod nitt
aui'S Gbr 9eIegt. gaur IN ieiner St!;be
brenut EN- 2ift."
.8an3 redt. ben Serrn 5errn, ben
Volen, fenne if.
,5errp? -- &ml SSh oddte, ieiae
9anosIeute, Die NIT ihA famen lulo
Die porige @ode abgereiit limb, ba:ten
ibn nubers gcnanmt God, Dos geht'5
mid an, bos lit Safpe bes blauen Sab.
nenpirths. Glre 8eIegenheit f0nnt
2Shr finoen; Der iubrmmn oes fiei.
nen @ngens bort bitlten IN Der efe
min nat 3polf bnooniabren, nm init
5og babeim 3u iein. gr lit aus ".
lno Bot 10 gut tpie feine ,Srod]t,
fonnt nod breiBig Gentner nuilaoen
Iaiien, tpenn 2Sbr iie Del Der 9arb
bobt, - Sebt ba fommt er juit
bernE, nun tonnt Sbr ieIbit nit ihm
rebeit."
Der Sausfnett bate babel auf oen
imner nod offenen Sauseingang &C..
'0e1tet, aus bem Elm sSubrmann III
blouem aittel nit elmer !Sauolotarne
gctreten. @dbreno Der aneht ieinen
@eg mad ben Stdaen fortieBte, iuar.
tete geltrun einen augenbIif, nm
sil ieben, DeIhe Rif}trng Der SSlibr.
mann 'einihlug, bann folgte er Die.
fem unb trat enolih aui i'm 81. ais
er BEL einem aarren ongelangt ,par.
onf Dem nur einige tletne Sade m0
giinoel, oafir abfr beIto nlebr Strob
lag.
,,Seoa, Mann SotteS!" reoete er
ibn nah 8oIfsgebrouh an. .S}br
fabret noh W. - wollt SSbr einer
4ronenthaIer oeroienen
.@nrum nid)t, 5err2" lautete Die
gntiport. .babt Sbr etlpos oorthin 5u
beiorgen2"
.S6r maft mir 9las auf guren
aarren fir 3tDei 8erionen; ih .Ino
meine Srnu miiiieu morgen friih3eis
tig in so. fein."
rIns trifft iih gut - ooh spirb
es eine berbonlnrte fnlte gfeiie geben."
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

Hrtu3t une ourtle 9lebe psrTp1no.lst,
bing er ris ein Stld oopon, sans
osriunten oa obsn in isinsn Armen
uHb tpare nit ben rerfhtafenen 9eres
sunstn bes Sdiffes bin uno ber ses
ipiset.
60 sssrnhrie ibn Der Sisuermann,
ols sr ipieber an Dsd tam. er betra6s
tsie ibn senou burh fem gsos. unb
pina bann. OILS Tsk Il bic berumi!es
hsnbs Wannfbaft niti, nit f.ji.n
Sdritien nah isinsr Aonmtr. galb
tam er fpifosr nit fsinsr syl.nte. Or
Iao iis Dor aller Mngsn uao ftob mad
oem Geeoffen tinnui.
Der fubr, pom Wogslbunit oetrofs
fen. ipilo suinmmen. banbeIts lid ella
bic Rat entians unb lief iid p.n
gang bn oben Iofort ins Waisr fallen.
Wit Gin GRbunb iauf,ie sr pnrTihs
tia nit benz aopfs nsbea I. mem y of.
auf, beiiisg IS tiltg unb ruoert, bapou
Aubsr Gnub,Deitt fubr sr brsirol
nm bas G6iff btrum. bonu bort, man
ibn Gin Otbriia ausfiobsn. in bus
Shmtr5 unb 3orn aemiift ipareu
uno tr rerfniDanb In Der 1untslbess.
DrobtnD fDuhfsn bic Ulnirolsn in
Der 9unieIttit suIommsn, unb bo iie
ii1 bsitinnnoer fiiblssn, srtobsn NJ
leiu 0snurmsl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-03-26
ENGINE IN THE RIVER
Narrow Escape from Serious Wrecl
During Recent FlOod.-LOng
Blockade.

One hundred and twenty-five pas
sengers on the south bound mail,
No. SO, early last Saturday morn
ing, had a miraculous escape when
their train was brought to a stand
still just in time to avoid a plunge
into the Passumpsic River at Wal
ter's mill, above Lyndonville.
The piers of a bridge had become
weakened by the high water and ice
Friday night and Engineer A c.
Eastman was cautiously feeling his
way over the dangerous road. He
had his train under full control
when he went onto the bridge.
The added weight of the locomo-
tive proved too great for the weak
ened structure and the piers crumb-
led, letting one end down into the
stream and taking the engine with
it.
1t was too late for the engine
crew, to escape, and both went into
the river, clinging to the cab.
The combination baggage and
mail car was dragged part way over
the brink, but the connections with
the engine broke before it reached
the water and Bennie Foster, bag
gage master, and Irving Woodman,
mail clerk, escaped with slight bruis-
es.
The engineer whose cool judgment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-03-26
THIS WEEKS BARGAINS

Below is published list of the
new advertisements in The GALE
DOMAIN this week. St. Johnsbury
merchants are learning that the
readers of this paper do read the
advertisements as a part of the
news service in a business way
of the paper and they are giving
our readers more reliable informa
ton than ever before. If you have
not joined The CALIFORNIAN ad.
reading class take your first lesson
this week with the following list:
Woman's Club-Clifford Walker
and Entertainers.
c. F. hington-Notice of loss
of Stock Certificate of E. and T.
Fairbanks and Co.
Wright Garage-A 10000 mile
test of Hudson "37".
Homestead Realty Co.-Farms
wanted
Rickaby and CO.-Farms for Sale.
NJ. J. Siligman-The Fight for
fit.
George P. Moore Thoughts on
Coal.
Merchants National Bank-Your
Success Outlook.
First National Bank k-Loanable
Funds.
Goodrich Tailoring Co.-Value of
Tailored Clothes.
Miss Jean Stanley -Pianoforte re-
cital
w. D. Wilcomb-Opening of new
store.
Lougee & Smythe Assert
ment of Coats and Suits.
Berry-BaI Dry Goods Co.-New
Spring Clothing.
Berton Staples CO.-Spring show
ing of Suits and Dresses.
Steele, Taplin and Co.-Hats,
Caps, Shirts and Umbrellas.
F. E. Harris-Panama Hats.
C. C. Bingham-NyaPs Face
Leach & Waterman-Infants
Wear
J. D. Blackshaw-High Grade
Repairing work
Amatite Roofing.
Studebaker wagons.
The Colonial-Howe's Moving
pictures, Story's pictures and "Oth-
GER 666."
Lurchin and Lurchin-Guaran-
teed Watch repairing