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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
COMPETITION FOR
The PARCEL POST

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. Direct
competition, national In scope. between
the Wells-Fargo express and the par
Gel post will go into effect shortly,
according to Traffic Manager Graham.
Competition viii extend TO both rates
and service. with special regard to
butter. eggs and poultry. TO be deiiy-
cred direct from shipper to consignee,
eliminating nfiddlemens profit,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
POWELL CLAYTON QUITS
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

Washington. Jan. Powell Clayton,
republican national committeeman
from Arkansas since 1872. today hand
ed his resignation 10 Chairman Hilles.
Clayton will take up his residence in
the District OF Columbia. His services
with the national committee is the
longest on record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
YOUTH STAYS HIS
MOTHER AND SELF

New York, Jan. 7.-Whea his moth
er refused to let him have mis- mando-
lin today, Harry Harrison, a young
musical genius, jumped cut OF bed
and s.ashed her To death with razor.
He then locked himself in a bathroom
of his apartments in Brooklyn and
Gu. his throat. He cannot recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
100000 FIRE IN
MASON CITY, IA.

Macon City, Iowa. Jan. Fire in
the business district this moraing
caused d loss Of 100000.
Fhe heaviest losers are A. II. Gale.
SIS, 900; Sever Hardware company.
$4,000.
After hard fight the Globe Gazette
building and Wheeler hotel were
saved. The fire started In a confec-
tionary sore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE OF
WOMEN IN CONVENTION

Washington, Jan Women from
all parts of the United States gather
ed here today for the first annual con-
vention OF the Woman's National Dem
ocratic league. Speaker Clark deliy-
cred an address of greeting, and Mrs.
Matthew Scott, president general OF
the Daughters Of the American Reyo-
luton, gave an address of welcome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
STRIKERS AND WORKERS
IN A CLASH IN NEW YORK

New York. Jan, Y.-The air was
thick with bFickbats today when 400
striking garment workers and en-
ployes who refuse to join them fought
in Cooper square, Police reserves dis
posed of the mob and arrested two
strikers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
6 SLEEPERS OFF
TRACK; ALL SAFE

Ia Crosse. Wis, Jan. 7--Eastbound
Pioneer Limited No. I. the largest
train on the Milwaukee & St Paul
system. was wrecked in storm near
Naustcn. Wis. early this morning.
Six sleepers left the track. No one
was seriously hurt. Passengers were
merely shaken up in their berths. The
wreck covered east and west bound
tracks and blocked all traffic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
F.CHANCE OUT OF
CAME, IS LATEST

Chicago, Jan. An afternoon pa
per prints an interview with Frank
Chance in which the former manager
Of the Chicago Nationals states posi-
tively he will not appear in baseball
this season. The purpose in coming
to Chicago was TO explain his attitude
u Frank Farrell who wants Chance
TO manage the yew York Americans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
sherman Estate Is $50 .o7s.

Utica, y. Y, Jan. THE late vice
president, James 5. Sherman, left an
estate valued a. sS7O,O75, practically
all personal property, according TO to-
days report OF the transfer tax ap-
praiser. The debts and expenses
amount to s46,42s. and the net balance
goes 10 Mrs. Sherman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
8 DEAD, 40 HURT
ON THE BIC -FOUR

Lafayette, Ind, Jan. Eight per-
sons were reported killed and 40 ser
iously injured in a wreck of Big Four
train No. Is, Chicago to Cincinnati, IL
miles east OF here today.
The wreck occurred a 1915, three
miles west of StockwelI One body
was taken from the wreck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
New Governor of South
Dakota Points to Le-
gal Wrongs.
CITES RAILROAD RATES
No Effective Regulation Pos
SibIe Until Federal Inter-
ference Is Removed.

Pierre, s. D., Jan. Tt would
seem that no effective legislation of
freight and passenger rates within
state lines is possible so long as the
lower federal courts are permitted to
annul and bring TO naught all efforts
on the part Of the people of the states
To secure relief" said Governor Frank
VI. Byrne OF South Dakota, in his mes
sage 10 the legislature today THE peo-
pie said he, do not so much complain
os any specific decisions by the courts
as OF the contemptuous way in which
they trample on state laws, and hin.
der state officials in the performance
o. their duty in enforcing the laws
Wien no decision or judgment on the
merits of such laws has been zen
deTed.
1T was the boast Of the representa-
tives Of the railroads that in 13 min
utes after the governor had signed at
Pierre the act fixing passenger fares
at cents per mile. the federal Judge
at Sioux Falls had signed his sweep
ing order restraining the attorney gen.
eral and all states attorneys from at
tempting to enforce it,"
INJUNCTION PENDING.
The governor in his message said
that various injunctions and the suits
growing out OF the passenger and
freight rate reduction cases have been
pending for periods ranging from two
- six years, without a decision one
way or the other In this experience" ."
he said, South Dakota is in the same
condition as many. othsr states and
IN faet,Tthat OF practically all other
states whore rate regulation has been
sefio6sly attempted
Our state freight rates are so high
as TO practically prohibit exchange OF
certain classes OF commodities be-
tween different parts of the state and
. work serious injustice 10 shippers
o. nearly all classes. For instance, the
rate on grain, -four, mill stuffs, etc,
from Miller to Watertown, $50 miles.
is equal 70 the rate from Miller to
Minneapolis. 300 miles. Parties who
recently shipped oats from BrooRings
To Miller paid regular Minneapolis
rates to Miller, though the distance is
less than half"
RULES HELD EXTORTIONATE.
The governor said that passenger
rates also were not only high but
eltortionate," and that he believed the
time has come when all public utili-
ties should be brought under control
OF the board of railroad commission
ers.
The law" he said. should author
ize the attorney general to call for and
examine the books OF any corporation
doing business in the state. regardless
OF where the Office may be-"
Other recommendations include:
Strengthening OF corrupt practices
&C. with effective limitations as To
funds.
Enactment Of bank deposit guaranty
law
Regulation OF investment companies
Appropriation for state representa-
ton at Panama-PaCifc exposition.
Enactment of law limiting number
OF saloons to not more than one in a
town of a thousand or less and Others
in proportion.
Submission OF question Of amending
state constitution.
Board OF control and a board OF re
gents to have charge Of state institu
tions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
Darrow Trial on Jan. 20.

Lon Angeles. Jan. 7.--At the request
of Assistant District Attorney Ford the
second trial of Clarence Darrow, the
noted labor attorney, on jury brib-
ing charge, was continued today by
Presiding Judge Willis until Jan. 20.
Ford explained that he wanted the
postDonement on account of the dis
tIiot attorneys convention, which con-
veHea here next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
AInrIs ~ GIft.GluInn-

st. Petersburg. Jan. Russian I'm
peTial Crown Prince Alexis, with his
father, Emperor Nicholas. attended
the distribution OF Christmas gifts
from a tree TO the Cossacks of the
bodyguards at the Palace TsakskOe-
Zelo this afternoon. 1t was the princes
first public appearance since his Ill
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
CHURCH BURNS AS
PEOPLE WORSHIP

Chicago, Jan. IA half hour before
the time set for mass several hundred
men and women were driven TO the
street in confusion when fire attacked
IS. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic
church in South Chicago. None was
injured The loss is 10000 Orna-
ments caught fire from lighted candles
and spread to the altar and filled the
auditorium with smoke
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
Ade Not Hurt.

Chicago. Jan. 7.-George AIDE, re-
ported seyerly injured by a fall to an
icy walk in Lafayette. Ind, Sunday,
says the report was caused by slip
Of the memory on the part OF the per
son who gave out the news. He says
IL was his hat and not his head that
vas hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
NASH, BUDAPEST CONSUL,
PASSES AWAY IN LONDON

London, Jan. Paul Nash, United
States consul general at Budapest,
died suddenly here today,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
Mclaughlin Of Chicago
Said to Have Agreed
to Withdraw.
FACTIONS CEMENTING
All That Remains to Effect EIeC-
ton Is Sanction of Cover
nor-EleCt Dunno.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. 7.-Governor.
elect Dunno and Roger Sullivan, for.
mer democratic national committee,
man from Illinois, this afternoon held
lengthy conference in an attempt to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
elrIs Horsewhip a Dixon Man.

Sterling, Ill, Jan. IA H. Warneke
of Dixon was horse~hipped on
street of Sterling by the Sasssss Cook,
two girls to whom he is said to have
made q remark that was resented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
FreeIisting of Paris Green
Would Close Factories,
is Claim.
PERFUMERS ARE HEARD
Manufacturers Oppose Transfer
of Oils to a 20 Per Cent
Ad VaIorem Duty.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Manufacturing
interests from Paris to San Francisco
affected by the contemplated demo-
cratic revision of the tariff were rep
resented today at the second hearing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
$4,000 Church for kewanee.

Kewanee. ILL.,, Jan. Announce
men- has been made by Rev. p H.
Durkin, pastor, that the local Catholic
church would erec. a S60O0O sane
tuary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
p.nrla Church Burned.

Peoria, Ill, Jan. Fire. thought
spontaneous combustion, destroyed
Central Christ church this morning.
The loss is $25,0O0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
OF the chemical schedule before the

OF the chemical schedule before the
house ways and means committee.
The first witness was Theodore
Ricksecker of New York, who bespoke
opposition Of the Manufacturing per-
tuners association to the transfer of
distilled and essential oils from the
free list TO 20 per cent adva.orem
du'y. He regarded it as a mistaken
notion that perfumery was a luxury.
He made a plea that I'VE all are en-
titled to q slice of happiness" and
that perfumery has virtually a neces-
sity for servant girls as we'll as wom-
ankind generally.
FACTORIES WOULD QUIT.
Manufacture of dry colors was TAX
en- up with Arthur Somers of New
York as a witness. He said he was
not in sympathy with the idea of tax
on raw materials that enter into man
ufacture. This is no pipe dream" "
declared Somers. IF you put Paris
green on the free list you vii. wipe
out every Paris green factory in the
Uni ed States"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
The Weather

Forecast Till p. m. Tomorrow for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline,
and Vicinity.
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with
snow tonight and not much change in
temperature. The lowest tempera-
ture tonight will be about 10 or 20
degrees.
Temperature at a. m. 19. Highest
yesterday Is, lowest last night IA.
Velocity OF wind at a. N. II miles
per hour
Precipitation .13 inch.
Reelative humidity at p. m. 9S, at
a. m IS.
Stage of water % rise of 2 in last
2i hours.
JIM. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today TO noon tomorrow
Sun sets 4:49, rises 7:25. Evening
stars: Venus. Saturn. Morning stars:
Mars, Mercury, Jupiter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-07

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13
Die o@riutns' oss aaxiss.

Der 9idtsr 5riebri9 6eb6eI lat
i'm Gaufe ieines Qebens mande tleine
bosbaften 3dden bes SdidiaIs bins
nehmen miiffen. au9 iber Der llrs
anffabrung ieiner rSubitb" am Dress
oensr 9Oftbeater fhipsbten bic Sdats
ten bes MiBsei6ides. 2lm IL. auauft
1854 ioIIte bic .Subitb" in DRESDEN
in SSene seben. Onpifon IOllte ben
9oIpfernes ipielen, 5ebbeI bate ibn
gebsten, eigens bo3u nod DRESDEN
81 tommen. aber 5psi Gage Dor Der
auHii6rung fam 30nig 5riebri9 aus
guft III. i'm 9rennbu9sl in SiroI
bnrd einen Stnr3 ums aeben; bic
5ofbiibne purbe ssldIoifen. Sn.
5friiden bate 6ebbel bon Drag aus
bic Reiie nad DRESDEN angetreten,
obne ettpas BON benz Sobe bes a6s
nigs gu piifen unb obne unieripess
bdbon az erf1bren. Gr aebt
ins Tbeater, ertunbigt iid Bel elmer
Jrnu nod Der Mobnung 0npiions
unb frogt bel biefer @eIsgenbeit, ob
beute nidt geIpielt fperbs? vglsin, 0
nein, auf bret Mo6en niht.4 SebbeI
1T ni6t ipenia entiebt: lin biefe
fragt CT unb iieht bic 6pffs
nlng ouf feline premisre bsrsits i'm
Stipinosn, rs pirb bod ionit aes
.Gas ipobI, nbsr Is 1T fpes
gen Oes a0nigs." .Mesen nss a5s
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poefie proo. !Ssrr
(oer elm ibm unbetonntes Jrdulsin
besIeitet): Nd, mein GrGuIein, Is III
bod pOetifh. 70 i'm Giurms uno
Staubpirbel nit einanoer gu mans
oeln!A
anprudslps. - Minis
fer (Oos neue 3udtbaus befihtissnb,
81 ei1em StrdfIina): Run, ipie ges
iGllt es Sbnsn benn in benz nsii,u
.6ous21
3udtbGusler: % mel, Gr3sIfsna.
| noon grab, | fei i'm Simmell"
GrtIGrt. - Baron: Mnrum
b0beu Gie benn bic Gtslle Bel Sbrsm
friiberen germ berlnifen2
9isner: WeiI Der 9err g%bfinsnas
nnb Nihtrouhfr osfporben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13

iunge Grauen, Die nod nidt Elm Jabr
bic 5aube tragen, Die ss obne ansIt
Seigsn, bub ie bdIo Elm aino 5ur @tlt
bringen peroen. Die gang Sungsn
Iollen ermuntert iperoen. Gie ipers
ben pieIItidt in ben Sahr5ebnten ibrer
6ausitdnOs5eit ebenIo peinlih, 10 ges
NAL, 10 muierbaft fdubsr uno orbs
nunsslisbeno iperoen, pie Die Damen
born auf Den polferbdnfen. Jiir bic
Siinseren lit Die Mufit ni9t 10 gss
flblDoa. lit ous 9dnoetlatf6en nidt
10 leioenfhaftli6. aber al oas iteiet
gu Der alten, b09itsn 6sierIi9teit
ernpor, penn Die tugenobaftsite DON
al ben Siegerinnen oufgerufen miro.
Sic lit blind. Ssoes Sabr miro 10
cine glinbe entoedt uno belobnt, duh
OiesmaI. Sebenoe Jrauen babeu
lei9t Iauber iein. a6er nit beridloHes
men alsen Stau6 uno Spinneneetpes
be uno idiefsebdnste Garoinden nit
tern2 -
Die 3eremonis TT su Gnoe. Die
WGdter Der Sronung, bic auf pas
triar4alifden, tuuitOOa seidnibtsu
armitiblen geieiIen baden, t0nusr
gum 5riibifiid geben. Der Gaul leert
iid, uno 3uriid bleiben nur Die aD<
H
nige uno Die set0pften 9oIfshroen.
Die Matronen uno aud bic iungen
Die i'm Slang ibrer lautges
tiibmten Salberteit. ftrOmen auf 0sn
Ratbausplas. BORT lit seraoe Som
leni9ein uno Martt. BORT fueroen
Slumen Dertaift uno 9aubsn, unb
n ie6em 9uuIe arbeitst bort Der gisrs
)abn. SIT es bod nDtig uno gut, oas
1sr5 erfriidenb gu bensben, iuenn Is
lift Dor al ben groBsn, jaIs
'u~ngsbollen Worten.
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8ctt6ewerb Der ReinIidfeit.
Cine aus5eiGnnng Der idnberfen
Jranen pom 8riifel.

Die fuubsrtsn 2eute; Ser Staot
griifel parsn leBtbin mad Dem aats
haus berufen. 9as bate einige
Sdpierigteiten eemadt, Den Sauss
|frautu in Die aifen un6 S0pfs, in
Die S9ublaosn unD S9lai3immsr gu
suden. 4ber pdhrenb 6es sun3en
geIs9neten Snbres mar Elm Seer bon
8ertrauensfrduen unterfpegs, Oas fir
ben 8iirgermeiIter Die inuberIten
9uusmiitter beransfinben mubte.
9iefe guten, lobensiperten Wirtf9afz
terinnsr, oieIe Msifterinnsn BON
Sdeuerlappen unO Grandchildren
tpuroen ni9t etipa unter Den reihen
8amen esiudt, ionoern unter ben
drmeren, unter ben drmIten. Mer
reid lit uuo ii9 prOentli9 pdidt, bat
oo9 gar tsin @eroienit. Gber mar
auf Dem @roifen fir Die CRIME 5eiFe
iisen mub unb es benno9 errsiat,
bab BEL ibm oles blintt uno bIiBt,
Dem gebibrt idon cine flingenos ans
srtennung. Gs fino CUTE, boltsliss
benoe Mdnner, bic onidbrIi9 iolfen
0ettbetperb Der aeinlidteit uno Der
Sronung in 8riiTel bsranitulten uno
tur3 Dor Pfinsiten Ole preiie Dsrteis
len.
SIN feitli9 erbelien RatbdusIddl,
unter ebrpiiroisen portrdts, Die a0s
nigs un0 gst0pfte 8oltsbeISen bars
bort iibsn Die @d9ter Der
itdotif9sn Rsinlidfeit am longen
Slid. llno Dor linen iino
fir Die sliidIi6sn preistrGses
aufgeiteat. 5ier tpuroe iebr
iein ab9eiuft. Die 9rdgerinnen oss
'riten preiles oiirfen auf Der pelu9e>
5ant iiben, Die iibrisen iiben auf Der
6ol3bant. Die alleriauberIt en 3rduen
Elm 9iplDm, cine Mebaiae
mo, mas ibnen Die ii9erIe 5reuoe
cine Gtd6taftie, bic auf buns
bert Jrdnten Iautet. Hun iperoen
,ieie n~iroigsn Matronsn aus Dem
8olte nit auseeiudter t6oflidteit bes
sic tper0en Dor Den grhnen
sif9 gsfibrt, pie Die S6aufpierins
zen, Die cine id6ne Role geben. Gle
bon Den 3ablreiden 3uidaus
IN nit lautem Beifaastldti6en be- I
JriiBt, psnn fie fid er6eben. llno
1err S4ilotnedt, Der eisentli9 i'm
edhauiifen geborsn fpuroe, aber
don idbrs3ebntelans belsifde MobIs \
lift, biftet ben allsrIauberiten /
lsinen 4rm. 9a treten fe /
ltnr. besleitet bon Dem 9eifaa Der
iogar bon einem MuIittnid, Ii
or. Sic tniren Dor Den sbrpiirois +!
en- ipeibbdrtigen Ssrren. Sober fdiits
aIt linen Die 9GnOe, uno lie tperoen /
on @erenigen unO Riibrung rOt, ais +
'enn iie ebsn erIt o1t3ebn Sabre
llno mad ben p~ornebmnen
5iegerinnen fpmnien Die fleineren, /
ADJ ben ousrIauberiten Die isbr faus
eren, DIE auf Der 5ol5bunt fbenosn. /
linen miro Elm S0noetlaiIten i
iteil, unO Elm Sufd un6 cine Wlss
aiae uno Elm 9iplom. Qlber ibr |
5parfdHenbuh lautet nur duf 25 !
uno nod cine abnufunq
'irb semaht. Die Sauberen emps |
lngsn nur 15 Jranteu. gbsr lieb, /
inter- ihnen iino. neben osn einges /
siimmten mif,pfn. o,Ih finn anna :
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5uft ais number 1T es su
betra4ten, Dab in minneapolis,
Minn., Elm bon sinem pfsrbe mitses
idleiftes gabp unberiebrt blisb. SSrau
George 6. 9apis bate Bel einem Uros
Ger Ginfdufe gu belorgen nno Iieb
ben ainoeripagsn nit Dem Bobp Dor
Dem 2aben itebsn. Gin WinbRoB
rolIte ben Wagen Dor Die 6ufe zines
auf Der StraBe ftebenOen pfegoes,
ods 3ier fdeute anb runrte oobpn, ben
&inberlpagen nit Dem reiben6. Mls
man ben Dur6brenner dufbielt, mar
Der ainoerpdgen oemoliert, aber oas
8dbp %unperiebrt.
3 bomas 9ugbes, tn an a.
be, Der bur6 feinen Batter geger ben
2ouisDine 4tbletic Club cine aldas
lieB, in ipeldsr er nm
Sdooeneriab nadfuhte, srs
belt in feinem pro3sFe Dor Ridter
gorbon cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BON $1,000 5ugsipro6al. SIN Der.
gangenen Sabre ipuroe Der anabe,
ipGbreno er iiber einen 3aun otS
8die Ball parts tletterte, bon
5unoen ottadiert uno fdiper perIebs.
Die 6unoe eebOrten einsm Wddfer
BEG pGrfs unb eine 3eitlung befirds
tete man, oaB Der perIebte andbe an
Der soIliput itsrben piiroe. Dor ii.
Monaten :rbieIt Der Batter oss
Der iDegen Der NerIebunqen
'eines Gohnes ielbit tlaebar pslpors
Der mar, $4,000 S6aoensrfab ause,
'profen.
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nigs9" frnst SebbeI topff6iittslnb,
pja mas bat benn Der a0nig fir
@riIlsng" 80, sr bat gar fsin., sr
1T tot" limb 10 srfubr !SsbbsI BON
benz Greisnis, tpie er IeIbIt fdgt,
rgan5 70 ME jener Gbelmonn ben
8ranb isines S4IOiies. aIs sr fsinen
9otsn frus."
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poffenbes Amt. sgrsms
Der: Sdssn Sic NAL, Derr Dbtrs
fellner, iper 1T ipobI jensr 6srr bort
rdit ben fiirdterIid trummsn 9eis
nsn2
asllner: Der priboiitr Mals
Ter. er lit @orifanb BON 6itfoen
@dhsbunbsg erein.
Nidt anosrs 3n ernon
ltltnant: .Mar, fpie Gie
riFen, @ndbise, in Der Gdutia
job gsgen abeno Die Sunsfrau -.
srsliibts feb itpertdnOIid Dor nirIs
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nnb brInaI Gnm mad 0auIs,a ORC.

$3.50 1870 MHH
Nls lie fid BON ofn Mlttn perob
fdifbtt bdtttn, fibltt lie cine brtn
reHoe Cuff. pn pnHb ouf QrpibI
atm gu Itgsn uHb 80 fnesn: Nd
mir poIIsn Iitber asbenl@ a6er Il
trcr Ju fhihitrn, Ods .f1idtt fd'
tleltidi Hihi. Dor ibrsr 1ir nnoeI
ldnet, fpraHa CT aus BEN Woatn
ialang ben arm unn6tia feI nm 10
zen etib uHb fam nit itinsr Nan,
&c unnOiis uobe an ibrs idlpdrsen,
irauItn Qoden.
~absr arDiO!" ftisb ft NIT fur.
sem atsm hsrbor.
r5abdhd. mir lnS ia b,rponS,
tenie i'd ffsr3ie CT.
0dnd4 irofen is fa sutreiIen,
obtr nur felten, unb bate az bnnn
3eit, 10 bseIeiisie er Ts unb plaus
ctris cine Msils NIT itr. gr Iuo
ie aud sinissmaI in Elm. aonSitos
rel Elm. 9d fieI Is ibr einmal duf,
TAB finItsrs MoIisn iibtr isinem beIs
len antIib Iagen.
.Ou biit ni9t BETTER, glrDio2"
frusts fe.
~gd nein. bdbs ou9 gar feline
Wtrdnldhuns ea5u."
~Seaie ipsniger oIs ionft2" bebnrrs
ts Fs.
Run, nun. Glen, nidt inOisfret
iein. ObDotl BEL elmer @ers
fpdnbtsn pis SnfsI alns Iaete, tut
Is ia sissntli9 niGts Sd babe
66uIbsn. Ridt ssrabs Itbr onses
ntbme un6 niGt gerd0e iebr feline;
i'd bin, ipie es 70 Idfn beibt, Elm
.blitdrmsr Siinglins. 9 NE Glen.
iDis romaHtifhi"
aber 0as nG6Iie Mdl mar Iein
Bid fonnis unb feline Giimme frCbs
lid. llno 70 aud al Die onberen
limb in BEN fIsinen qoIts
frGulsin srbIiibte iibsr ben qaraeras
poem oss qoitrsgIements uno Dem
oes grnusn pOitlotals Elm ius
5ribIing nit QsrdentriIer
Ino MlaisnsIanS uno SauperIenses
absr fie fprn6sn nur naipe,
lutGeIide @orte, pbpobl Te ii9 teis
aestusss aItdgii6 trofen, uno ie pers
ltdno ni6t, tparum i6r Ser3 fi6
unb iporum Der 6riibling in
fang. Sm Qmt beOnrfte es ser
2iebenspiiroieteit ibrer pers
on, I'm bic Serren gu eutpdffnsn.
mo i9rer gan3en osmiitigen Gr9es
nm bic bsiben olten SrGus
ems gu beidnftigen. .Sie biirften
ttuas torrsttsr iein!!~ iagte Der aons
rpLeur. Isle iino Elm fpenia pera
perii6erte Der aFiitent.
9u trafsn fis ii9 einmal i'm ipirtz
Mai, ais Der 6riibIing gera0e
Gin3ug eebalten bate. arDio
car no9OentIid, tim niat gu idgen
eritreut, uno fte mubte u~ngeipobnz
islbt Die llnterhaItuna Ieis
IN. 9a belt lie urpI6bli9 inne,
ibm seraoe in Die augen uno
nete:
.9df Oh nun ipis6sr cine Imam !
sbmli9tsit24 /!
80, eissntliG nidt, i'm gegenteiI! I
lber i'd itebe bor einem tpi9tigen (
9enbepuntt meinss 2ebens." i
Dor ipeldem benn? Was GIBBS
snn? Gr3dhls!!" q
Rein, nein, es lit nod elm Sc I
Limnis. ntibt Oh. 2(ber eiaentIi6
Or elmer @erpnnbten :. 8od nas q
rid untsr Ststrstion, Die nod T
1n5e adt Gage bsiIig gefpa6rt fpers /
m muB. aIiO es 1T nidis meter, s
g Dab i'd nab @eItgotIanb binuns c
ipsroe, UNI mid 81 pers B
ben. 9
9as II MIN 5pei Sabre Der. M6g= I
f, bob aus Glen 8i0rt nod eins K
al Elm isbr tii@tiscs goltfrGuIein
pirb. sic lit iebt 10 bel u
iaer als friber, unb Der aontrols n
lr perspeifeIt bur4aus ni9t mebr I
! ibr. +
ySis 1T gang pI0BIi9 70 merfs g
lirois gsisBt gefporoen," bebanptete Z
nnb Der Qfiitent iagte: IL
Gin Iiebes, gutes Ding III fe e.
geipeien, nun ideint Te aud b
ID cine beruorragenbs ,gsamtin@ s
inerAen = q
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Ser renen gnilroont'1lte gu earniercn Sssbes Rdnbea lam 60 idbh TIM unn
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