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The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Dallas. Tex, Dee. <.--Rainfall
continued today in the flood districts
OF central Texas. adding to the men
ace Of the high waters. which have
already cost 13 lives and a million
dollars property damage. The floods
covered portions OF nearly every
county from San Antonio northward
and eastward, including all the i'm
portant cities. The homeless are
numbered In the thousands. but as
they are divided throughout large
territory, no serious relief problems
are presented.
At Bolton baskets containing pro-
visions we're propelled on telephone
wires to the marooned victims.
South Bosque reported a rise yes
terday of 10 feet.
Near Marlin 175 passengers on
the Houston & Texas Central Rail-
road were marooned all night, the
water reaching the steps of the pas
senger coaches.
The Brazos river is 10 miles wide
at some points. the overflow flooding
Marlin, which is normally miles
from the river.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
RAILROADS MUST
FURNISH CARS
FOR COAL.
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion vOids Contract Between
Grande and C. & S.

Washington, Dec. 4.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission has held
that an interstate railroad "is charg-
ed with the duty of furnishing cars
for transportation conducted over its
line" quite irrespective OF any con-
tract providing joint supply of cars.
This decision concerned the rules
governing the distribution OF coal
cars in times OF car shortage by the
Colorado and Southern and the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroads.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

actual deiiberation. / do not be-
iieve the people will long tolerate
legislation by caucus
Senator Reed declared there was
An Impression abroad that the Presi-
dent had used some undue influ-
ence" on congress in the currency
matter. He declared the President
never attempted to coax or coerce
congress into passing any bill.
Senator Norris. republican, de-
elared tho situation showed the need
OF Cloture rule and attacked the
caucus.
Tho adoption of the democratic
currency bill program went over for
another day.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
Mrs. Pankhufst
Again in Jail
Associated Press.

Associated Press
Plymouth. Eng, Dec. 4.-No dis
turbanee was caused when Mrs. Em-
incline Pankhurst. the militant suf-
irasette, was arrested aboard the
Steamer Majestic on her arrival here
today from New York. She was TAX
en- aboard chartered tug and land
ed at the Davenport dockyard.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst at a meet
ing of militants at Canningtown,
held to inaugurate the establishment
of the suffragette army there. said:
"If ave have the courage to stand to-
gether none will be able to stand
against us. We will make ourselves
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
BELIEVE BANDIT
HAS ESCAPED
FROM NINE
Posse viii Let Poisonous Gases
Die Out Now and Hunt
For Lopez.
Associated Press.

Bingham, Utah, Dec 4.--Smudg-
ing the Utah-Apex mine where Ralph
Lopez, the slayer of six men. took
refuge a week ago, continued today
with the likelihood that not until to-
morrow would the fires be allowed to
die.
that the desperate escaped from the
mine which was meant to be his
tomb. Odds narrowed to ! to even
money that he had not succumbed to
the poisonous gases generated in tho
thirty miles of subterranean workings
since Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
TRY ONCE MORE
TO SETTLE
STRIKE
Secretary Wilson VIII Recon-
mend President Appoint an
Arbitration Board.
Associated Press.

Denver, Dec. 4.-Secretary Wilson
and the governor are holding the last
conference with the operators. If a
failure results in their plan to settle
the strike, Wilson will leave tonight
for Washington to report the situa-
tlon to the president
1t Is said that they recommend an
arbitration board to consist of seven
to consider the Colorado situation.
Secretary Wilson will oppose any
congressional investigation.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
Installs Power Equipment.

l.. R. Phillips of Fruita, who re-
Gently established factory for the
manufacture of new kindling from
old newspapers at Seventh and Main
streets. has installed power plant
In the building. The demand for
the patent kindling is growing SO
rapidly that the inventor cannot Sc
cure sufficient papers for manufac-
ture.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
COMMISSIONERS
COMPLETE ALL
SCHOOL LEv|ES
Many Changes Made in Budgets
Offered by the School
Boards; Necessary.

The county commissioners yester-
day completed the list OF school levies
for the county, and those will be i'm
mediately certified to the assessor
and treasurer.
Many changes were made mecca
sary in the budgets offered by the
school board because of the legal
limitation of Increases above is per
cent over last year.
Tho list in full n Aa fpllovS.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
Parkera to chicago.

PariSera TO Chicago.
DR.. Thadd Parker and Mrs. Par
ksr are planning to leave the end OF
tho week for Detroit and Chicago.
DR.. Parker will take pcst-gradu.
ate course In q Chicago medical
school. before returning to Grand
Junction to resume his practice.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
A GREAT OIL STEAMER
Sentinel special seryice.

Sentinel Special Service.
Barrow, Dec. 4.-The largest car
rying vessel In the world, having a
capacity of $4,000 tons of oil. was
launched here. The vessel was
named San Hilario by Mrs. Herbert
j. Carr of New York.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
FLOODS SPREAD
TO ALL PARTS
OF TEXAS
Heavy Rains Continue and More
Serious Loss Of Life Is
Threatened.
THOUSANDS MADE HOMH ESS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Dallas. Tex. Dec. %.-The flood
death list today was increased to 27
whom seven negroes were drowned at
Hearne. The floods began to re-
cede In Central Texas this afternoon.
The marooned passengers on the
train near Marlin were rescued this
afternoon. The crest of the flood
10 receding at Austin. Rain con-
tinued.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
PENDERGAsT QUITS
BULL MOOSE PARTY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 4.-William A.
Pendergast. comptroller. for the
state OF New York, today formally
announced his withdrawal from the
progressive party. which he helped
to found.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Mexico City. Dec. 4.-Colonel Exi-
quio Barbosa. a federal. who was
left for dead with a bullet from
firing squad. through the chest, at
Torreon. arrived here today. He
said he was the only one OF 10
captured by General villa who es-
capped.
Barbosa says he recovered con-
sciousness while the executioners
were feasting and crawled from the
spot and reached ranch. where he
was given help.
Some time later he got away and
reached mining camp. whore a
doctor dressed his wounds. When
able to walk he made his way to
Zacatecas and then to Mexico City.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

t, terror to Westminster; we will
make cabinet ministers shake in, their
shoes. until they are afraid for their
very lives
The wind and the sea helped the
police to eyade the possee of suffra-
gettes who had planned to prevent
the re-arrest of Mrs. Pankhurst un-
der the provision OF the cat and
mouse act.
The waves did not affect the pow
erful police tug which was too much
for the motor boats which the mill
tants engaged to head off the police.
Her adherents shouted as she
walked down the gangway. Don't
land. the cats are after you Mrs.
Pankhurst protested against the ar
rest and asked to see the warrant 1t
was explained to her that no war
rant was necessary.
Upon request Mrs. Childoor, an
American suffragette, was permitted
to accompany her. Upon reaching
Davenport two motor boats carried
the party in the direction of London.
Associated Press.
Exeter, Eng. Dec. Airs. Pank-
hurst was lodged in Jail here today
Police in motor cars had left Dew
onport in the direction of London.
but later changed their course. They
encountered no militant distractions.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

The Blue Lodge will meet tonight
at Masonic temple for the annual
election of officers.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
TYPHOID VACCINE FREE FOR
]. S. RECLAMATION EMPLOYEES

treatment. Three injections are made
for each patient.
As rule the employees are taking
kindly to the proposition and it Is
probable that within the next few
months practically all of the men will
have been yaccinated.
Mrs. Davis Ill.
Little Improvement is marked in
the condition of Mrs. e. H. Davis.
who has been Ill for several months
at her home on Grand avenue.
From De Beque.
Prof. W. A. de Ia Matyr Is down
today from De Beque looking after
business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
AMERICANS FREED
ON ORDER FROM
WASHINGTON y
Capture Of Victoria by Rebels is
Confirmed to the State
Department.
Associated Press

Associated Press
Washington. d. c.. Dec. 4.-The
immediate release OF w. s. Wind
nam, an American, and his compan-
ion, Dunna. who are held for ran
som, near Mazatlan. was ordered by
Governor Riveros. who is command
ing the constitutionalists. according
to advices to the state department.
The dispatches confirm the cap
ture of Victoria by rebels. They say
Monterey and Tampico are also
threatened.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

D. D. Potter and j. l.. Oliver of
Palisade were Grand Junction visi-
tors today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
REBELS ESTABLISH
CIVIL AUTHORITY
IN NORTH
Fleeing Leaders Of Huerta's
Army viii be Stopped at the
American Border.
Associated Press.

associated Press.
Juarez. Dec. 4.-Rebel leaders er-
pressed the opinion today that fight
ing, SO far as the present revolution
Is concerned, is practically over in
northern Mexico.
Elaboration of civil government
now concerns the constitutionalists.
This embraces more systematic Gus
toms. uniform currency and the ap-
pointment of governors and other
officials.
This has caused villa to ask GEN.
eral Carranza to meet him In Chi
huahua. Villa expects that Carran-
"a will handle the establishment OF
q civil government. while he pushes
the military campaign south.
The strife between military au-
thorities and civilians and town of
Zabern. brought an overnight po-
litical crisis in Germany.
Demands for the resignation of the
imperial chancellor were voiced to-
day by Tageblatte. the Frankfort Ga
zette and other radical newspapers,
The leaders say that within short
time the government will be In oper-
alton in northern Mexico. detached
and independent Of Mexico. They
point the only important border
towns held by the federals, Nuevo
Laredo and Piedras Negras.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

H. q. Phelps OF Clifton was
Grand Junction visitor today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
PLATEAU CATTLE
BRING BIG PRICE

j. A. McLuen returned yesterday
from Plateau valley, whore he con-
ducted cattle sale for jeff Fleming
near Collbran. Horses and cows
brought nearly $1,000. and prices
we're the best In some time. Mr..
McLuen said that the sales average
better than $50 for the cattle he
sold. even 2-year-old heifers bring
ing that amount.
Mr.. Fleming is planning on leav-
ing for Texas very soon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
CarbondaIe Visitors Here.

Mr. and Mrs. James Jones of Car
bondale were visitors yesterday.
spending considerable time in look
ing over the work on the Redlands.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

Mrs. Bower In Town.
Mrs. Clark Bower and child Of
Clifton are here today for short
visit.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04

Associated Press.
Maria. Tex, Dec. Immigration
officers and cavalry troops went to
Preside. opposite Oiinaga, Mexico
to intercept refugees from Chihua-
hua. A.
Among refugees reported. approch-
Ing the border are General Mercado,
federal military commander of north
ern Mexico. and his officers.
1t is not known whether the fed
erals will seek safety In the United
States or make a last stand against
tho eonstitutionalists at Ojinaga.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-04
he Sentinel supplements Associated press and special coesr
THE WEATHER.

Snow and Slightly Colder Tonight
Friday partly cloudy.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
ct nan cine asibs bsTOnbsrsr Msrt.

bet man cine Rsibs bsfpubsrsr Merts
male. pelhe sbeufaus Der Hsasl
nab sinsn iifsrsn Shlub ouf oos
@orbanoenisin Der 3olllput q~eitatten.
Ourh Die bspsutiumen 1orihun9en
bon Qaitsur ipeiB man, bob iid ons
Wuteiit defenders reihlih i'm Sc
hiru Der s~rtrouiten Siers porfinoet.
uno bic neueren Soribunqsn baben
erQeben. onB beim mitroitopiidsn
NahpeiS Der io9enonnten Wutt0r=
perhen ober Neari'hen Sorpsrhen
i'm @ebirn bic SsititeIung Der Sons
nut 9eiihert lit. Yur not in ne
nigen Iusnubmefduen maht iid cine
SmpfunQ pon Werfuhstieren error
berlit. an hentr wnr oorr s~7t
nod etpa pierSebu Soaen obsr nod
ipGter Ole Geuhe f,ItlIeueH t,u....
gei ben meiiten SoliputFdleu lpuree
bic Grnntheit fhon an lebenoen
9iere ieitaeitsIt uno burd bic nddz
foIQenoe 3erleQuno oe8 2iereS uno
mltrottoptthe unterludun9 oes &c
hirns beitdtigt aefunben.
Der nn9ere9te @eoonte, Die .6uns
De our6 cine nuoemeine Smpfuna
ae9en bic SoGiput gu fdiiben, 1T
pruttiid leiosr niht burdfiibrbnr,
benin iolte Smpfunaen miiNsn bier
5ebn Gage biz brei Wo6en lang
tG9lit minbeitsnS eiumot por9enom=
men iperben unb Der ooburf ertpors
bene Sdub Qe9en bic 9onput bdlt
mad ben bisherioen Grfobrungeu
toum Elm Snbr on. @uBsrbem 1T
oie SerIteaunq uno 9eiAoffrng be8
Smpfitoffes fir 10 SobIreitje Snip
fun9en gu fdpieri9 une tpItTpieIiQ,
bob es surss't niht mootih 1T, al
oemeine Smpfunqen CUR gstdmpfung
Der Seude our6sufiitren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
Nifutinucrgiituna nit t0tlidlen
Nnsgunn.

Sale BON Yitotinosroiftuna mn
t6tlidem Qus9an9 iino in Der Site,
rntur mebrfnd bsfdrisbtn moroen.
es bdneelt iih babel obsr ptni0sr
nm Hauhperdi'tnrnen. ais nm N10e.
Bel bsnsn eer Sobot gu orsnsilider
,3medsn pernsnoet rlro. yfumsnt.
lib piro Der 2ubot in Torm Dor
2lpitieren CUR 8efeitieuno BON Wiir.
msrn perpenbet. 60 beri6tet n.uers
bings Or. 9a9slItam in 9sIIinafors
iiber einen Sol BON Nitotinpereifs
flung nit totIihem IuSqano. Gs
bonoelte lid UNI Elm ieds Sabre
nltes WGoden, pelde8 auf Inrateu
Der !6ebnmme bsbufs Nbtreibuna bon
gingeipsieelpiirmsrn Elm SobatnoHsrs
9lpitier ppn feiner Mutter erbieIt.
0nSfelbe bsitonb aus elmer Mbtps
dung bon 4 bis 5 @ron griner Sos
bntsbldtter auf l Otter WaFer, nos
bon bos ainb einen boIben Otter
Gur3 bornuf ipuroe IS
unrubia, BON toItem Sdmeib be-
bsdt. perfisl in Srdmpfe uno itorb
toum y Stunbe fpdter. Sm 0arms
funoen ith s1bIreidt brouns
tIeine QartiteI. psI6e Iid1 mitroffos
piid olS SobotsbIGtterreite ernie.
fen. Gbemii6 purbe i'm 0drminbalt
Nitotin no69epieien. Gboroiteris
fir Nitotinper9iftung FOLDER
Dirt 1T Der raide @erlouf. bo in
6alI pon SelbftmorbperIu9
Der 9po innerboIb flint Minuter
eingetreten mar. Die Wenqe bes i'm
8lut oufqenommsnen Nitotins tonnz
te niht beitimmt perbsn; lie NOR
fiderlid nitt grpb. benin in ben obs
oeto6ten unb ob9eieibten Sobotse
bIGttern mar nod reidli4 Hitotin
nprbanoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28

aIsoann psrfudt ip.roeu. oieien Uiz
berpillen gu beisitiaen. Don Grfrans
tunsen. fpelds gu Stummbeit fubrsn.
III felt langem Ser Wolfsrafsn be-
tannt. bas lit cine dbnorme @erbins
Dung Slpiiten Munos uno Haisnbobs
lie. bdge9en ipi.It Ole an9,padi5dt
3un9s fir Die Stummbeit teintrlei
Sole. 4Is Irfuhe Ser 6oritumms
belt tommsu IItoholmibbrduf bel
GItsrn uno patienten. @~erleBun9en
uno GrbIidtsit in Setraht, od5u tomz
men ihpere @rtrantunaen on Gn0li
fiber &rantbeit unb bic 3runthe,ten
Der Ntmun9soreans. Muh porausges
ganeens &rdmpfe tonn,n oas llebel
er5sugen. Bel Snaben 1T IS bdGfioer
ala bel MGohen, mas nit ser grobes
rem @eiprGdi9teit oss lpsibIifen Sc
IdledteS Suiammenbdn9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
Tleiidnabrnng mnO finOli6es
Neruenlplten1.

gs 1T ais isititsbenb gu era6tsn,
bob Elm reihIihsr 5lsii4gsnub i'm
9inbesaItsr minrsftens iibffliifFs
1T. ia BRET iddbIi6 pirtsn tam.
Nuf Gruno td9Iiher G%rfabrung
lGbt Ii6 Der SoB oufftellen, onB
spiiden Der TIeiitnobrung unb ben
nsrooien Griheinunsen i'm ainoess
alter Elm gspiTer urfddIifsr GU
fommenbong bsitsben lam. CUR
9Idrung bieier Sotiu6e unterIu6te
Or. tSortie in ct. petersburg bic
Herpen Der 9ineer, Die nit TleiTds
nobrung aefiittsrt lportsn tpuren. nit
Rem eIettrii6en Strom. IS nuroen
ainoer gu bieisu unteriuaunqen
ousgepdtIt, bic an Spitsris. GpiIeps
tie uno @eitstanS litten, numentli6
ein9ebeno purosn Die untsriuduneen
BEL Sintsrn onasitsut. bic on Belts
tan3 Iitten; e tdmen i'm oanaen 9
ainoer our unteriuhung. Guf
Grunb berieIben foleert Dr. 6artie.
bab bic 5lsii6nahrung bsoingungss
log bic Gy~rsgbortsit bss Perpenip
items iteigsrt. uno 3rpur Dos Itpats
sc 6Ieiid itdrtsr nIs 6ns reibe pon
6uhn uno 9olb. SisIe erredbare
Nirtung BEG Gletites NOR am nirte
fen BEL ben Gi7osrn nit 8eits.an3
ousgefpro6en. tren;7sr itnrt bel ben
9inoern nit onosren Nsroentrant.
bitten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
lie ainber Der SubertnlOien.

Bon olt.rsber 1T nidt nur BEL
Qaien. fonb.rn aud in Der 4er3t.pslt
Die W.inuns perbrsitst, ooB 3rpar Die
Qbt0mmlings S6pinoiu6tigsr cine
e.rinoers Qebsnsausii4t bottsn oils
bic Qsiunoer GltsrH. odb absr Die
Ratur ben hierourh beoingt.n Iusfdu
an Ra6puds burd cine erbohts
Jruhtbarteit Der 5ubertuloi.n nett
made. Radosm Die 4rbeitsrn Ros
bert Rods, b. Behring's uno anosrsr
0eI.6rter 9e3eigt babsn. ooB als
Queae Der tubertuIoisn Snfetiion fur
Der WsnIhen fat ausihIisBIih cer
Wlenih in g.traht tommt. bat nun
freiti6 Die 8srmutung, oaB Die ain.
Der idpinoii6tigsr CItsyn eur4s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
NerfUiiroige Tnrmtn bon Stnmm
LCit.

Gtummbeit bsi ainoern tat &c.
n0bnii6 lire uriots BARN, Dap in,
foIee f6perer granddaughter oas
Sprshsnl.rnen urm09lia 1T. neil
oas &ino Die Qeuobnli6e Gprahe
duf Ole eebrGutlldsn Gn~tisrnungeu
niht bort. IS bat oaber nidts. mas
es nofabmen tdnn mo bleibt itnmm.
0on.ben eibt e cine 4rt Don
Stummbsit, Die ais Ssslsntou6heit
h3ei6net miro, r.nn bas Centrum
oes G.bors i'm Gs3irn 3tpor nitt
gsftGo;gt 1T, ft s5sr in einsm sis
gsnartigen S6I3i5uItono bsfirost.
Dieter 3uitono 1T. penn ri6tie err
tonnt, heilbor. IL eebrdudli6su
Zone uno Gsrduite ijno bier nidt
imitanbe, 6us 9in6 gu intsreif.ren.
na4 Qnqube u. 5rofdeIs in Bisn
iteinsn f9 obtr SCI. tIingsnbs GI0d=
den gut oafur AZ ,-gnen. Cine Nrt
6oritummbejt tt,fi. man audi bsj
Sinoeru. Die BEL eItem 0sbor telu
Spre9perftGn0njs 5sigsn uno audi
ni6t ipre6en. 81 est ober aud Sin
Der, Die o~eniden0gs 1preaberft0nonis
bubsn uno ooh iprsdsn. Nut
Dioerpiuen osqtr >ls Sprsden tarn
bel 9utsm Gprs-%o sritdnonis Der
Grun6 oer Gu 3eit fem, ourb
sinia4. pip4olpstLt. NstbOosn mub
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
@infe fir SGnser.
Aus ben Grfabrunacu oeS @eiausuir
tuuien Garuip.

Sn einem @eiprG6 nit benz franz
soiiihsn &%omponiiten Gbarpeutier.
Der oieIer Gage ouf cine GinIooun9
G1rufos naA Berlin 9etommsn mar,
Inn nit benz betiibmten Senor iiber
Die Ro0e oes n3uIien" gu ipreten.
er5t Gle Garufo audi eini9e %interei=
Ionr G;nseIbeiten aus ieiner Mnfdns
arr5e;t. Grfabrungen, bic er gIeihidm
ais ben .Hat" zines ,rfolareiden
SINGERS alien Shiilern Der Oeian9sz
tunit nit auf Sen Weg 9eben mod,te.
Vie ll%tterbdltung fam auf ole Die
thoo.. ourh bic Guruio feline mr.
fpriingli6 niht au5u grobs Stimme
gu ibrem beutigen 9eipaltigsn linz
fon9e uno ,brer S6mieqiamteit emit
lpideIte, uno auf cine 6rd9e Gbarpens
tiers ertIdrt. GoruIo nit Na6orud:
rWleine gdnje 2aufbabn peroante ih
meinem eri.en @eian9lsbrer, er bat
meins 9o.rier. gsrettst. Obne ibn
mare i3 beut. Dieleiht elm mittels
mGbiser SGnger. nie biele ouoere.
Iber msin 2sbr.r faets mir portlid:
Cine Oampfmai6ins psrIiebt man
nit aoblen, UNI Geutr gu buben, uno
nit Waf.r. I'm Oampf gu g%sDinntn.
Nidt anbers III IS nit oem Sanger,
fein 8ruittdfttn Tinb bi. 9obIsn unb
Der asNel, f.in @tem 1T oos Waf.r.
Sn ben Wtafdtnen treibt mar Die
Sit. gu ibrem Sodftpuntt binaus.
I'm 10 piel Oampf als m09lid gu .rs
deue.n."
lnb 6as 1T mad ieinen grfabruns
gen fir Garuio aud Der ein3igt NEG,
Guf Dem Elm itimmbegabter Wtnih
iein.r Stimm. bi. bo9itsn 0eiitunesn
abrinsen Tam, r2.et bic Gurdt Dor
gu srob.n 4nftrensunesn abb" borin
aipf.lt Der Rat o.s SGnesrs. Die
meiften Sdnser," 70 eriIdrt. tr benz
aomponiIten Der r2ouife" unb o.s
nSuli.n", rpo1en niht bas 3u tun.
mas Die Maf6iner ponbringsn. 81.
baben gu piel In9it, iih gu ermiiosn.
Die 2ebrer empfeblen ibrsn S6iIsru
uiel 3u febr on, lire Stimme gu fdos
men. GO mar Is aud nit mir, ola
i'd m.ine 2uufbobu beeonn. Ssosn
NIeenblid brobte meme Stimme pers
fagen gu tpoQen. Bon Der Stun0e
an aber, bd i6 ben Rot meines Qebs
rsrs bsfoIgt., uGttJ auf bic 0sfobr bin,
mir Die Stimmbdnoer gu 3erbrefen.
l6Tte iih meme Stimme uno nuroe
frei. limb oorum mub i'd es INNER
pieoer bstDuen: Der grobts 5ebler.
ben Elm Sdnger begeben lam. 1T. iid
Dor Nnftrengungen un6 Grmiioun9
ieiner Stimme gu furdten."
6burpentier fijgt aus sigsner Gr.
fabrung bin5u, 0ob oisier Hat in Der
Eat gcpiB gum Gntieben un3db>
Tiger @efongspdoagogen uno mitteIs
nGBi9er Sanger - bel pielen qroSsn
Gdngern uno SGngsrinnsn bon Dem
Gebeimnis ibrer Grfot9s taum gu
trennen iei. Gr ieIbit, Gbdrpentisr,
.punoerte 1ih, UNI Elm 8siipisl bsrauss
3ugreifen, uber bic Sorgloligteit, nit
Der bic Care bel Ianqtpisrigsn pro
ben ibr. Stimms o%nitrenote; uno ais
Ell zines cages Der betuRntsn ~Frun30s
primmdoonna isiner Usrfpuns
barber n~usbtudts, .rtldrte
bic 6arre ldheln0. nsSbalb iie
ME duf ,insr probe mortiere, Ionosrn
nit Ooler Stimme fings. Jbre
Srfabrunq III nur Elm, 8sitdti9ung
Der Grfabrungen GGruiOs: rJe msbr
i'd iinge. j. befer iinge i6." meint.
lie. .lno ie msbr Stimms i'd gsbs. !.
mtbr Stimm. sspinn. id."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-28
Die Sunnut.

Die 9clIput lam bur6 ftrsnoe
9onobobung Der 9unbeIperre unb
burd Sptung oner toGtputtranten
unb Der 4nItsdung peroddtioen
Sunoe DolitGnoie 9stiIgt fperben uno
1T in einisen QGnbsrn, tpie Quitra>
lien, GngIonb unb Shfpeben, fton
felt longer 3sit nidt msbr auFges
treten, neil bic GinidIeppuna Der
Seuhe infolee Der notiirIihen OBJ
grsn5ung bieier Gambler burt bas
WSe.r unb burh ftrsn9e Ginfubr.
mabnnbmen perbiitst pirb, pfliht eli
mes i.oen 9~unosbeIiBers lit IS, an Der
Yetlmptung Der Seude fohoemdB
%mitJupirten, bic ei9.n.n 3iere s,s
noL gu bsobodten unb bisie beim
4uftretsn psrbddtie.r Grideinuna.n
70 ein5uiptsren. bob fie ni4t snts
loufen tonnten. Wuttrante 6unoe
bnbsn ndmIid bic Neieung, gu snts
%Idufen. uno bel oisfsm llmberIhpeis
fen beibsn Il. MeniGen uno 1isrs,
npburh einesteils bic Msnfhen aes
fdbrost perben unb bic Ssuhe burh
llebertrogung ouf onoere 9iert p.rs
breitet piro. 9unben. Die ndbrenb
Der Sperre .%ntlnuien, mub man
gang ~befonbere Qufmertfamtett
I6enten, defenders fpenn nm bieie
3eit Elm toGputtronter 9unb frsi
umbsr9sloufen 1T. unb bic sroBts
8oriiht 1T qeboten. fpenn Der emit.
l%nufens 6uno nit 8ibpunoen bsim.
febrt. Der 8erba6t Der erfolgter
Qnitedun9 lis9t Damn duberIt nabs,
unb IS lit in biefsm Sdue RATTAN.
Elm ioldes 3isr Iofnrt totem su Inf.
Zen ober CUR gsobnhtuna minbefter8
brsi Mcnnts fiber ein3uipstren. Die.
ie Mosnobms moft Iid besbafb Ell
furoerlit, neil fif bic aronth Il
on benz 3iere troB ~erfoIqtsr 9n'
itsdun9 nidt iofort 3eiqt, fonbern in
Der gegel srit nab brei bis a6t
WcAcn, 5uipeilsn nod srhsbtih pa
ter. ousbridt. 0n5 Wutoift b,tnat
ndmlih BON Der psrlsbtsn G.,Gs
aus in Den Nerccnbohnen nod benz
Gsbirn por uno er3euat srit. lpsnu
es bos @ebirn sreriIfen bat. bic
totlihe arnntbeit. 8tbpunben i'm
GeTht fubrsn bobsr cher unb iih.s
r.r gum Qusbru6 Der Wut. ols
Wunben on onosrsn Sorpertsilsn,
neil bel Osfiftspunben Der Wsq.
ben bos Gift Bis gum Gsbirn 3ua
rid3u!sgen bat, OsrhdItnismdbie iuri
1T.
Die fihsrs rnb roihs Grtsnnung
Der 1onput III ourh bic Iorfduns
Gen rer Isstsn Jobre psfsntlid oss
mpro.n. mas Defenders i'm
JntsreTe Der osbiFsnn perTonsn
bon unfhdbb0rsm Werts III. J,n
Der RsoeI bist.t bic gsobohtung
BEG IsbenosG 3ierss gsniigenben Qns
holt. bic aranttsit gu srtenn.n.
Tes61tb YoG MN sinsn psrbdhtig.n
Defenders usnn er einsn Wenz
f6en esbiFsn bnt, 3ur Jeititsnung
isin.s Geiun6bsits3uitanbs sinipsrs
bic lntsriutuuq miro bier,
hurh neTenttih erItihtert. Or
rpirb biz 5sitits1ung. mem.
man einsn 6unb i'm sriten Staoiunt
Der Grtroniung t0tst; in bis'sm Fol>
I, iino bic Wsrtmdls Der grnntbsit
an Gobobsr nitt in 70 ops9eprdq~
TEN W}abt ~portnnten. oIs nenn oi.
Iotung ouf Der 5obs Der grtrons
tung etfolct cher ~srr ~ t-~
OeTenost. &m aerls9tsu 1iere fi1'