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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-07
r you CRAZY?
Are you crazy?

Are you crazy?
Probably you are slightly-or-not
normal-and don't know it. Every
body is more or less 'off" at times,
according to DR.. Lightner Wilmer, an
expert on mental diseases.
Playing with a pencil while you
talk, pulling a lock of hair while at
work, lingering a dress ornament or q
buttOn-all these are unmistakable
signs of temporary insanity, little
lapsoS from the normal, says DR.. Wit
mer, whose spec atty is the study and
observation of defective children in
public schools.
1T is more important that children
should first learn to use the tooth
brush and then the pen," he said, while
discussing the subject recently. Sane
minds are found in sane bodies. The
line of demarcatiOn between the sane
and the insane is like a hair, and once
or a dozen times a day the hand on the
mental Indicator swings over just a
trine.
DO you play with a pencil? Do you
toy with your watch charm or chain?
DO you pick up trifes and twist and
turn your fingers about them?
DO YOU drum your fingers on your
desk or your table?
"Of course you do. We all do, and
We are all just a trife unbalanced when
We do it. The delicate mechanism of
the brain is easily thrown out of
poise. Tho little, common every day
acts such as those | have mentioned
prove mental lapses. You may call it
nervousness; you may call it just fool.
ing you may call it anything you
choose. But the stubborn fact remains
that the pace of today is telling on the
nerve centers of the brain. Relaxation
is as necessary as work. Don't forget
that. Coming back to the defective
child. The remedies for %retardation
and Effectiveness lie in the establish
ment Of psychological clinics connect.
ed with schools and universities. 1t is
necessary too, that teachers know
signs of effectiveness when they meet
it in their everyday work. We all
have marks of the idiot, as l have said,
and the time to eradicate as many of
these marks as possible is when the
child is going to school. We want
schools to become social centers, dance
halls if need be, for young folks must
havo pleasure. 1t is their heritage and
theiI due. 1t is a fact that cannot be
denied. Therefore it should be dealt
with in sane, sensible fashion. This is
a great and serious problem-the back.
ward child. He presents an unde.
veloped brain, but with special tact
and with proper training he can and
he will be made a useful member of
society. To punish a child because
he is not able to learn his lessons is
the height of folly. Sympathy and q
true understanding Of his mental con.
dition is the solution, in part, for the
child who is called a dullard."
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-07
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NOTICE OF HEARING PROOF OF WILL

State Of South Dakota,
County Of Bookings, IS.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of CLAUS Roe,
deceased.
Pursuant to an order of this Court made
on July 2Sth, 1913, Notice is Hereby Given
that August 18th. 1913, at two o'clock in
the afternoon at the Office OF the County
Judge at the Court House in the City of
Bookings in Brookings County. South Da-
kota, has been appointed by the Judge of
said Court as the time and place for hear
ing the proof and allowance to probable OF
the last Will and Testament of CLAUS Roe.
deceased, and the petition Of sienna John
son Roe, for issuance to her of Letters
Testamentary in said estate. when and
where any person interested in said estate
may appear and contest said VIII and the
probate thereof, and may file exceptions in
writing TO the granting of Letters Tesla
men.ary to said petitioner.
Dated at Brookings. South Dakota. July
2sth. 1919.
(seai) Geo. p. Hall.
Judge Of the County Court,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-07
CRUEL

1t Is a little like barring a friends
bosom to a waiting arrow to exclaim
as did Senator Vardaman: Are you
really apprehensive that the business
of the state department will suffer be-
Mr.. Bryan is occasionally
away ?"-New York Tribune.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-08-07
THE BALKAN KID

Did you ever see a small boy swell
ing around after a successful fight?
Haven't you heard the boast: II kin
lick any two kids in town with one
hand tied behind me?" Bulgaria has
been the swell headed boy of the Bal
kan peninsula. Only the other kids
waded in and it couldn't make good.
kansas City Star.
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Typewriter ribbons at the Register
office for emith-Premier, Oliver, I'm.
derwood, L. c. Smith, Royal, Reming.
ton, Smith Premier Visible, Reming-
ton Visible and Burroughs adding ma,
chimes.
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Loose Leaf system-For mercantile
and all other uses. Stock forms made
to order. There's a bdg advantage in
buying loose leaf goods at home.
Register Publishing Co.
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A silk ribbon lasts longer and gives
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one on your typewriter. Get 1t at the
REGISTER once.
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W0MANS BUILDING NEW PERG0LA PORCHES ARE NOW BEING
FINISHED THIS VIEW SHOWS THE POPULARITY OF THE
AUTO ROUTE

important changes and Improvements o the Woman's building o make
this ne of the handsomest structures n the State Fair grounds All rooms
have been finished and decorated for exhibition purposes. Two thousand FIVE
hundred nd sixty square feet Of porches have been added, incloing the whole
building The new porches N the south and north sides are built In pergola
style and are vry handsome The porch floor space for benches, rest rooms
nw measures more than 5000 square feet Mrs. T. NJ. Lucky superin-
tendent Of the womansd department, reports a n increasing interest In all er
hbtsA Every inch Of available exhibition space will be occupied by individual
INC city exhibits
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18

agent. They inspected all of tn
buildings in the local yards and found
everything In excellent condition.
They complimented II. w. Boulter
and their other employees very high
ly.
Ted Barron was in the city last
week from Roundup attending to the
local telephone exchange.
Wanted: 1900 acres of blowing.
Can give figures on guaranteed work.
Write 1ngOlf Birkeland, Judith
Gap. lift
The Congregational Circle will
meet at the church Friday, April Is,
at 1880 p. m. All are welcome.
County Commissioner Charlie AL
len, Of Fergus county was a city
visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Allen owns
valuable farming interests four miles
north of the Gap in Fergus county.
The Kiley boxing law is now in ef-
feet. The opponents to the bill were
unable to get enough signers to keep
it from becoming effective until after
the general election in 1914. Those
who oppose the bill have five months
more in which, to get the Is per cent
of the voters but they are very doubt
full whether they can procure the 12.-
OIL scattered over the majority of the
counties.
Jack and Tom Davis, Billy Miller
and p. A. Barkas left last Thursday
evening for Dawson county. They
had good four horse team with camp
outfit and supplies to carry them
through. They will locate OH land in
Dawson along the proposed route Of
the Great Northern. AS soon as
things open up up there they will put
in business houses in one Of the new
towns which will be started.
The ladies Of the art club surprised
Miss Rose Skeen on Saturday last,
and gave her miscellaneous sh over.
They first presented her with little
gifts, chiefly useful. in which were
found poems of great originality and
humor, and then the club as a whole
gave her two dainty pieces of silver.
ware.
Charles E. Parker. who owns valu-
III ~, Int, ~; 20 nitx nj h~,
ford, purchased a 1890 Rumley Oil
Pull engine the first of the week. This
outfit is Il One-man affair. Charlie
took it out to his ranch Monday even.
ing.
c. Henry Lanius of Judith Gap,
was at the Springs all last week work
ing on values for a new county. MIR.
Lanius was one of the near-candidates
for sheriff in Wheatland county. No
one seems able to get a line on just
what parts of Meagher are concerned
III this new county, but it is believed
it will reach as far west as Harlow
maybe farther. The proposed coun
ty seat is also unknown.-White Sui
phur Republican.
o. w. Miller arrived from Minnea
polls on Thursday only to learn tina
his friend and employee, Ray Oster
gren. on the Widditield place which
he had recently purchased, had killet
himself. Shortly after learning O
the affair he received message from
Minneapolis telling Of the death 0
his brother who had been i'll for SOM
time. Mr.. Miller returned to Min
neapolis at once.
In the case of John ShOber, Jr.
against w. NJ. Blackford, as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Z. l. Moule
the jury returned verdict Thursda,
evening last in favor of the defendant
Mr.. Shober sued to recover S14, 900 a
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18
Be Sure to Come

A basket social, to which all ladies
will please bring baskets, will be
given at the "Root" house, on the
evening Of April 70. A free entertain
ment entitled "Farmer Larkin's
Boarders," will be given. The bas-
kets will be auctiOned off by COM
petent auctiOneer. The proceeds of
the sale will be used toward paying
ing for the new organ, Of the MethO-
dist church of Oxford.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18

commission for his alleged services in
bringing about the sale of the MOule
ranches to one of the Giltinan-Pen-
we'll companies. With interest the
amount in the suit reached STOOD.
Mr.. Shober was represented by Wal
lace. Brown and Gains Of Helena,
while the Moule estate was represent
ed by j. \. Walsh of Helena, and
w. NJ. Blackford and G. j. Marshall
OF Lewistown. This is the second
trial of this action. the plaintiff hav-
ing been non suited OH the first trial.
The supreme court ordered new
trial.
&. a. Ray was Il Harlowton visitor
Tuesday.
Attorney Robert n. sones of Har-
lowton, was a city visitor Thursday.
George Barlow, the genial Rumley
representative from Billings, was u
city visitor on Monday. He deliver
ed Il new engine to Charles Z. Parker.
Try the family style meals ut the
at the Gap Hotel Grill-S5 cents. Din
ner from II to 2-supper from $3.50 to
1880. None better.
The best eye sight spec
ialist, DR.. j. S. Mckinley,
of Butte. will make his
next visit to the Gap,
April 10, 20 and Fl. If
your eyes trouble you, do
not fail to call upon him
while here. No charge for
examination.
Charlie Coleman returned on
Wednesday evening from Minneapo-
lis where he had spent several days
interesting buyers of Montana lands.
He brought several gentlemen out
with him.
DR.. f. NJ. Cans received his new
Buick car last Saturday from the
Lewistown Auto company. DR.. Cans
has made good use of his car since
Saturday. He has had several trips
in the country as well as joy riding
most all Of the children of the town
! to say nothing of the grown people.
H. NJ. Hanson has taken over the
Judith Gap meat market from j. E.
Soden and will cunduct it under the
name of the City Meat Market. Mr..
Hanson will conduct strictly cash
business in view of the fact that all
meats and produce are SO high priced
and that he does not want to carry
accounts over 30 days. He will add
farm produce department to the
market in which he will have vegeta.
bles, butter and eggs for sale. Mr.
Hanson is an experienced restaurant
eur and is meat cutter of no mean
ability; and together with Charley
Heyer will run an up-to-date market
in every respect.
Wanted-At the City Meat Market
good beef cattle, hogs, chickens, but
ter and eggs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

,ieben. nit einsm gerlun. BON fdlf
5000 gsann une IA 3anoEeli. bnion
mtlbete ben giea nod Berlin, odss.
pun einsr uroben eefabr bsfrsit; our. aIII.
ntbne.s. Zen oanssn 3ag iiber haiisH
auf Osm arcutsra 6unotrts auf gna'
rid,ten BON Der Shladt seipasisL
man fonnte oen aanOnsnoonet pOrsn.
iruBte aber nihts Siherts npsr 0as
sraebnis. Nm anocrn 51es, am "a
beannn etne ipdhre MauFdhrt Der et-
lOItsn SauptItdbter ndt 0rcBbesrsh
binaus, mo man bic 2ruppen nlit vi
| frifd,unaen formlih iiberifiiiiete uno
Die Derlpunbttsn pfisgte. Gin etiernsr
C6eIiss, ben aonia fyriebrid DilbelW
Il nahe Der stirde BON grobbesren srs
rid,tste, nno ein ppromipenforlnl1ss
/ 1ensrlat BON aroben GinblinasbIodsH
stlpo 10 Nleter bod. bah pon Del
| Stdbi Berlin Dor iueniaef Juhrer
ouf bem GhlddtFslbe errihtei fpuroe
psrspioen ben sriten Siea i'm Irei'
bifsfrieos unb peroeH jebt ben nit
ielpunti abaeben. fir bic. oie isint CT
Einnerung fsiern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

Gin 56uorrer tpirb auf siHsm eb
fenbabnsues obns Billet aHastrofieTi
uno auf Der ndhiten Stniion teraussss
luorfsn, nohbsm sr iiihtig osrpriigsls
tuorpen ift. es ssiingi ibm itbph Dor
Der abIahrt, Iih tpiebsr eiHsuitnniigs
oela, sr tpirb ober surs oarnuf pom
aonousttur pisotr sripiihi unb nbers
mails resbt1it nnn an Die 2uft geiest.
Gs selingt ibm .isboh. tpisDsr aufsus
fprinaen uno bis sur nd6feH SiatioH
miisuFnhrsn. oisr nimmt ihn Der
StoticnsporIisbsr ins Gebtt nno
tpdbrsnn or pisDer esb0ris onrt9ss
tausn pirb, IrGgt i'm Der @ortiebsr:
ia, Wsnft. mas loa btnn ods eye
otntlich heiBsn2 Wobin molten Gis
osnH sistntlib fahren2'
Serr SnipeftorlebeH.@ eriuioerf Der
Shnorrsr. urpenn's mel a0rptrdEn
| ausbdlt, Bis naf araidu.-
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Seoam Girabe. spiiten Sartman
nno gbeit 6. GtraBe. 81.

Gebam GtraBe. 3tpiifen Sartman
uno Weit 8. GtraBe; 81.
SamneI Cohen an SI1nore WeiIis
itod. % bel 100 5ub an Der Siioieite
Der 3. StrnBs, spiIdben Mouao unb
Sobu GtroBe; jdbrlihe Mtiethe $3.50,
mt oem Infaufsredt 3u $500.
Sfooore gDeinftod an Somuel Go
ben. basielbe Giaenthum; 81.
miIliam 8abmnnn II. u. an 5Iora
Rsitrnan. einen unaetbeiiten 3/5 ans
theiI an f25 Bel 242 sSub an Der Noro.
oitsGde Der Sprina @rone uno gllas
bama glpenue; fefner bic ongren3cn-
ben So SUB an Sprina Store Npenie
ferner So sSub on Der Sitfsite oer
Spring 8rosc apenue; Fsrner % 5uf
an Der Rorofeite Der aldbomo Strat
BE; S15, 900.
MiIliom gabman II. u. an gmmf
W. 6srfter. einen unaeibeilten III
Nntbeil an bsmielbsn eisentbun
5000.
| WiIIiom gahmdnn Ii. u. ar 2uellt
| W. morih. eincn un1etheilisn 1I5 Yin
| theiI an bemieIbtn Gieeuibum; $1,000
| Georae d. graolep on Semi
| Wirthtptne, 5heiI Der Got 2OT in g
| 6. Rol's lintsraItbeiluns on Safpfo
glosnue; 81.
sSeiiie 3. Roble an 8irgii y. aee
ling, Got 20 In Anna 9. 2a8ciitour'
| slneition su Wlt. sleaiant; ST..
9eorae Sube an Jrnneis Z. Steiol'
Got rs in Sbleipilo Spnoiidt Inter
abtheiluns; 81.
gbs 1ortb goIlese bin Realtp 81
an iSree. 5nerina. Cot AS in unio
. 5opinss ReaItp Gompanp's llntsral
tbsiiuna; 81.
Cine QbIhrift Der @erbanoluuse
sur annsrirung eetpiHer 9errttt
riums On bds Dorf 2odLnnb ipuri
eef.ern sur Retorbirung bintsrleet.
GdIlie 6. Dright an 6drrE Dic
man II. u, SO bel 80 5ub an b
J qoroieite Der apcuit Gtrabe. 72 1r
|. n0roIih BON ReIrpie 4oenue; 81.
2 Jbt 9ortb gousas 5il Red!tp 6
? an anorsos 2eisr II. ", Got 1481
i Sbio 2onb &c improvement Con
G pann's llnternbtbeiluna; 81.
/ Rcrd 6oulib1R on Sulius Jrien
:. born, 20 bel So Gub an Der WeItisi
7 Der 9ennlsion Strabe. 20 Snb nor
lib bon WooDparo StrdBe; 81.
e Matter 6. Waroprf. 5rliftss. (
J, 6arrn R. CUNT, Cots 452, 453, d
uuo 455 in getfapooo lllrterdbtb'
}. luna; S99.0l.
te. N,ilIiom u. S6uma6er an Gmr
!. u. ShumnGtr. Got 112 m 2esIis
le dds llnterabtbeilung in Qorwoo
le 81.
Gertrude Rob an gIaube u Ritt
= 80 bel 100 5ub an Der Torocit.G
e. Der aoams uno afhl1Ho 4penue
~ Soutb RorpOoS'; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
grxHs.is.nttumsibertrassHse
Cincinnati. 10. sept.

V u u u = u ~ -NNts
Giteua q. SobnItou an GbarIes
Wiuiams, Cots 800 unb 39I IN
gbarles u. Sborfs erfter 4eoiti0n
81 4bbpiton; 81.
Rancn M,neist an Diniom 6.
YarrtIb, got 7O3 in geehpooo Inter
abtbsi!unq; 81.
Z. Wartiu Sing an 4ntbonn VIZ
nolo. Got 9lo. l73 pon 9eorss g)oifs
llnterobtbtilung IN Glmlrooo plaee;;;
81.
6anuab q. @oIer an ausuit Bump.
te, SO bel SO SUB on Der Deitieits
Der eoosppoo 4osnue, 125 5ub iiio.
| lid pon gpiporth Apenue; ferner
41.06 BEL 1O6 Jub an Der Oitfsiie oss
sratt y, 125 iTub IiioIih bon eps
north 4penue in Biuton alaee; 81.
5.reinano Reug an 6onnab u. Nd.
Ter. o1sIeIbe gI1eHtbum; 81.
Ratbaniel Softer, 1ruitee. an 5he
mammptb Shoe Co., 5 srhre pohi
! oes Qaoens. be'annt als 404 unp 4o6
Btft 8. Strobs; iahr!ide Tsistbs
/ $3.50.
anue 6. Cones u. u. an bisfslbe,
10 Sahr. gatt oes giaenrbums an
Der RprppsIt sgde Der 5. unb Central
qpeuus: monatlihe Misthe $700.
| Z. Marttn Sing an 9ntbcnn ar'
nplo. Got 173 in Gecrqs YoIfs I'm
tercbtbeiIuna in glmspoon: 81.
1 Rate UliIst. Annliniitrctrir. al
Rap Milst, 25 Iub an ffbbp Stra
&c; $4,000.
Uaan Mailst an Dosouale Secnoe
iiato, odsTelbs gigsntbum; $3.50.
Uldrn e. 5bomas u. u. an gnfpdrl
6. Det.rs. so Jub ON Der Dsftfeif
Der ferris 4penue, 250 SUB n6relio
} BON Qinbsn aueuue; fernsr 80 f5al
on Der WeitT.ite Der ~erris apenue
300 ssuF n0rolih pou ainnsn Ho'~ns
f.rusr ga GuB an bsrWsftfeite berGsr
I rig apenue, $50 s5ub n6rDlih DO
2inben appnus in GoiIeoe SiLl: ST.
9be Rorth goIleee bin Redlin Gi
G an Sulius .. Rtrenberg, Got 2Ol ]
y gerpi1igsrs unierdbtheilung; 81.
GieTelbe on pouI J. Ginoemnnl
b Cots 791 unS 793 In berfeIbsH ur
! terabtheiluna; 81.
b DisTsl6e an syrGuf DelIer. Got 119
in berTeIbsn unterabtbeilsna: 81.
n Sba 8. lipfpu an Ttrbindnb
e Gabner. so 'Sub on Der meftieits ,
!. 6omiIton apenue IN goleae bin; 5
+. Ratberins Rnan an Catherine Wlo
+ Iyis, 30 BEL 90 Gus ca Der Oifdss =
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Grans.iseHtbams 1systieten
Gincinnati, 10. Sept.
Reue 5ppothettn.

Teue y IT,
GbarIes a6iebn,r an 6Omeieab 2.
u. 6. Co., $500.
Clara Qeesmdu an Grant W.
5bcmpToH, $7755.S0.
gDiLiom 6. gDppoparo on 5ome y.
II. 6. 60, $500.
Sohn Z. GbriiiopRr an 8ont Str.
g. 81. 60, $500.
MprtIe Wnarss on Soutkrr Sbio
Sc. ii. z. Co.. $1,000.
Daniel S'8ren on gsopies y. u.
g. u. Co., 5000.
qdsquals Scaboeliaio an Wop Usis
let. $500.
5atOb Tlutbis an Central .. u. 9.
Co., S2750.
Niaasl =. ;yisputrid on prite lau
no. 2 &. Ii. y. Co., $1,000.
G0paro 80. 9ofon an giDrtb Gin
cinHaii 6. u. y. Co.. $1,000.
giroiI y. aeeIing on Wlt. 6ecltbp
| 2. u. &. Co., 5000.
DerieGbe an Jeifte q. Pobie. $400.
! s5goneis Z. SteioIe on Seorse Suss,
| $1,000.
gaeaie g. 5loob an Gout6.rn Sbic
! Saninas 8ant Co., $1,000.
Sohn sd. 8urie an gonnitoH u. II
l2. Go, $2750.
Gppbronia 6edeI an GypoIitiOn 9
u. g. Co., $4,000.
| Sorrn Didmnn an Ggpofition .. Il
| 6. Co.. $4,000.
4 CLARA 6. s,uffman an auna Ws
Gipin, $500.
GetiIste 6ppotheisn
1 Rarn !. 4gin an Wiaoiion y. d
| 30. 2, $1,000.
emiIp 6. Drats an GIsmers e- U
6. Co., $3.50.
Gop. 2eilhntr en- Dome .. Il. :
Co.. Sl400.
9lsuie Ua. Rob on eieielbe. S11W
!. I. ghriitcpbsr an RsspeOmb .
Seatins. $623.
@to. Jifdsr an Cottage y. u. !
60, $500.
) glen 6orman an IL. D0ro .. .
9 Ro. 2. $125.
/ 6annab u. Ebler an DiHion De
man 2. il. 6. 81, $1450.
Martin Usitet On Wabiion y. J
!: Ro. 2. $1125-
I. D. DeiRitof an psoplss Q. ]
n u. g. Co., $4,000.
80. e 6. Gpans an Wenbel eit
}. $3.50.
nj Q. !. aains an R. .. Gairls
$25Oo.
, CLARA G. nuffmGn an Wlonni
+ piate 6. IL q. Co.. $500.
DieTelbe an aiberal 6. u. y. Y
q $500.
Z. SO. 4llunaner an Wchdipf pls
. Q. u. .. Co. $1750.
r Carrie 8. 9rabIen on Gatlsn pc
/. Go. $1750.
I'll glauce A. Ritser an Vorth 0t'
e 8. unb .. Ga $4,000
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ben bellblouen auecu, oallelbe oid)-
tIpnbe Soar, oas bel Der olteren "a.
me ireilitf, ihon Itarf init grnn &c.
miid]t erldlien, eS iihte on' 9filtb etne
ieltiome An5iebnnssfraft. Sic fonlIfe
fcine Stunbe in Dem 3uImer neripei'
len, ohne slt ihm dltf3ubltden nno
ifIbit in ihren Sroumcn lpielte e
cine 8oae. Sic bate gar 3u gcrn
rlchr criabren iiber bieIe 3od)ter,
iibcr ibren gbarofter ulo oas Shtds
inl ibrcs flir5cn Sebcus, abcr ,Sran
gurfbort blicb nerihIolien. 1te battle
Iatalie 9cbeiBen nnO mar perbetrotbct
ocucien 0as mar ales, mas Miith
crfu1r. Gon ibrcn Sdliptegerlobl
Iprnd, tic nicmals
Riltbs eeben iloB ictt itia babin,
Gin Gag ocsIelbeu ohneItc 'alt aenan
ncm onhern. nnb bic aroBten erelS.
uiiic uorcu Die aus bcn oerIdleoenltei'
gpcItacocnncn eintrciicnhcu grieie oes
| Reiieroen, oenen oos Iiinge Wtnod1sH
| ba!o nit ireuoiaer Grtuartin1 entaci
ocniebcn imb NIT inntgcr Ibeilnahfrit
lau'dcn leritte.
60 fam Elm neuer 6rilbling bernn
Sic eriabren bier i'm Salie fdnnl
oob eS Gems gefporoen it, gnoota'
Irau," iagte gortcnItetn bei eti'er
Ieiner geiudle Su Wagoalene.
! .Iotl criahre i'd cS," tie lab iii.
ilicblihcm grrotben 5ll ihm auf. .oeii
linn @lnter lparen lea Gantellen 81
! Sie mir iancten, oarn tamen getld)ei
Irno nun --" un0 iie oeutete oiif eth
Iror ibr itcbenoe WarmorihaIe, b;
Iron bIaueu 1IieoertralIbes glelhlni1
iibcrduou.
I'd, niinId)te, i'd founte Sbnet
out Ole 2erhen. uno gaahtigallen
Iieber ms 3immer icnoen, gnaoig
5rau."
Sic gsadtiaou -" Wtnebolsncn
, Gimme lpuroe meid) mo Ieiie bel De
, griuuerltngeu, Die iid1 ibr aulorarc
l tcr - Die gsodltiqoI, id CLAUDE, Il
, habc feline uieoer pclort ieiioem 4
Dos @atcrbaus perlaiien; IN iiHiere'
@urtcn id)lugeu bercu niele. ~
G Id,5n es oariu mar Qlr 6riihIings3ei
b hos babe ih ipdter crit eirliehen G
4 !erut. Rau ihdgf boa Sute BenoEi
= lid erit, menn man rs uerloren bot.
/ 5ie talid1te ibr (5ciitlt tif' IN D
Ifuften0eu gliitben, abcr or lab ooC
j. Snb 4urpurrotbe ioaar tbren Sa'
;. iiteracb. 9r beugte ildl ii5er 0leSauI
y sic oiii Ser IiihpIatte Lag u1o orud
Iteib mo innig ieine Sippea onraii
= am ieIbeu anaeubiit ertoItte 0
l. aIinael oes aranfer uno giagoatel
3 iolate ocm Ruie
i Als 9arteuitein BET ieinerri liddlit'
II @cluhe idI ron 2orgnIen Derobi6l
j. Get tnttc, ioIQtc ibm ole iunge 5rc
Inns 9eber3immer. SIe mar blall
n nod ols genohuIid NIB es laa {
Itiatner Ton in threr 1tintrIie, ais
Iibm hier 2ebemobI ilgte. CT lab I
l. tetroiieu in's 4eitdt.
{. sic iaqen bos 10 eiaenthnnli
ondoige 5rmt. al bdnoele es lih !
N eiueu abidco Fir Ianae 3eit, ipo
g. reub sic bod Diiieu, oaB ih -"
f.. 4ber iic ituitt ibm Die tpeite
.. Aeoe ab.
rs (Gortfssuns fOIst)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
Der Gieb.

Gin Gdbirn iehli Inn oHnsDoIt III.
les 1nden iii nmionit. Ia nlelosi isd3
Der fleime gsillI iino iprid,i bic 8ers
mttbung aus, Der Serr aiieiior, oer
nm abelsD porber sm Neinf mar, bn.
be ibn geftoblen. AIIgeneines Gnfie-
ben. AsiIIi erfI1rt: Wis sdapeiter
Brete ben Serrn aiieiior biHonsbe.
aleitee. b0rts id DeartliM. pie er leiis
au itr inete ~ Iteble mir eiue,ss-