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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
Piles TO Be
DRIVEN into
SIX BODIES
Is What Relatives of Victims
of Bridge Collapse Now
Think.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Feb. 81
Believing the bodies are still at the
bottom Of the stream, relatives OF
the six men who went down to death
when a Chesapeake and Ohio Jail
bridge bridge over the Guyandotte
river collapsed under the weight OF
a train New Years day. are making
every possible effort to prevent the
driving of piles in the river bed for
the construction of new bridge.
silas Wood, brother of Ernest
Wood, who persisted in the disaster
and who was working cn the bridge
the day it collapsed, insists that the
bodies have not been carried out by
theNcurrent. He has watched the
lifting of the wreckage from the
water piece by piece and is one OF
the pathetic little colonists living
near the spot.
The work of lifting the engine
from the stream has commenced,
and the watchers believe the bodies
of their friends will be found under
the great weight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
GA WTHROP IS
:. CLAIMED BY DEATH
An Aged and Very Highly
Esteemed Woman Passes
Away.

Mrs. Martha e. Gawthorp, wife Of
John A. Gawthorp, one of Harrison
county's most prosperous farmers,
died at her home at the head of Lime
stone Thursday night at . o'clock
after long illness, due to general
breakdown caused by old age.
The deceased woman is survived by
her husband, three sons and brother
and sister. The sons are j. Charles
and B. L. Gawthrop, at home, and j.
Clinton Gawthrop, of Boise, Idaho.
The sister is Mrs. Vloma Findley, of
Pruntytowr, Taylor county and the
brother is Jesse B. Knight, Of Two
Lick.
The deceased woman was good
Christian woman, and had a large cir
Gle of friends, who were shocked to
hear of her death, although they knew
she was i'll.
The funeral services will not be
completed until the son in Boise,
Idaho, is heard from, and If possible
for him to get here, the funeral will
not be until next week, but if he can
not come the funeral will be Sunday
afternoon and the burial will be in the
Boring Cemetery, on Dawson Run.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
MADERO TO CO
TRIAL I'M co
As a Result of Position Taken
by Taft and Knox in
Matter.
MADERo'S INTENTION
Was to Have Wholesale
Slaughter If He Defeat
ed the Rebels.
lRy Associated Prsss.l ~.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. FEB. liz
Francisco Madero, the deposed pres
ident Of Mexico. VIII not be railroad
ed to Jail, thrown into prison Or
summarily eecated by General
Huerta, according 10 a report today
from Ambassador Wilson. Madero.
Wilson reports. viii be given d faIrl
trial and probably the worst fate for
him will be exile.
Secretary Knox, with the approval
of President Tart. has Instructed
Ambassador Wilson to convey to
Huerta in diplomatic terms the intI-
nation that the United States OBJ
jects to the summarily execution OF
Madero, and also 1t is felt hire that
the former president should not be
slaughtered or put out of the way
for crimes which seem purely polit-
ical, without a fair trial. This fact
was made plain to Huerta and the
fact was not concealed that the
United States looked with much dis.
favor upon the fate of Gustavo Ma
dero, the brother Of the president.
The administration attitude to-
wards provisional government In
Mexico was discussed at today's cab
met meeting.
President Taft and Mr.. Knox have
never believed. it IS said, that Ma
dero was a strong president for .
republic sown with revolution. They
thought, however that he had dis
played many humane traits, and
that he is entitled to hearing.
They have no particular interest
other than that OF humanity In
what is done with him, II It Is done
in legal fashion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
Gull TY.
OF Stealing Tools and Ian
terms from B. 60. Yards
Are Two Men.

L. NJ. Board and ]. P. Amber were
found guilty of stealing lanterns and
tools from the Baltimore and Ohio
yards here in Justice T. G, Nice
warmers court Friday morning and
We're fined $40 and costs. They paid
their fines and were released.
The men We're arrested sveral days
ago by special Baltimore and Ohio
railroad detectives, who were brought
here to make an investigation. Cap
tain selby, assisted by Mr.. Campbell,
the local member of the railroad
force of detectives, had sufficient evil
dence at hand to convict the men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
BRANCHES CONCUR
IN SEVERAL BILLS
Before They Go Into Joint
Assembly to Elect a
Senator.
{ Especial to bic TeIegram. J

CHARLESTON, Feb. 81 - The
House this morning concurred in
the public service commission bill
as amended by agreement yesterday.
The Senate took the same action.
Similar action was taken on the
workmen's compensation bill.
The two branches again appointed
a conference committee on the vir-
ginia debt commission resolution
and they went into conference at
once.
Before going into joint assembly
the House concutred in the Senate's
resolution creating the Office of lieu
tenant governor.
The state salary bill was taken up
in the Senate and passed under sus-
pension of the rules.
The general appropriation bill
was under consideration when the
joint assembly, to elect a United
States senator convened.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
TUBERCULAR
Trouble Causes Death Of Mrs.
Emily C. Taught at Her
Home at Industrial.

Mrs Emily c Taught, wife of P.
A. iHaught, well known oil well
contractor, died at their home at
Industrial Thursday night at 1880
O'Clock after an illness of tubercu-
lar trouble, at the age of 81 years.
The funeral services will be held
at the home at Industrial Saturday
morning at II O'Clock and the body
will be taken>to the Boring cemetery
on Davisson's run where the burial
will take place at o'clock in the
afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
cpy Assoeiated Presg. J

MEXTco CITY, Feb. 81 = The
fate of Madero lost first place in the
interest of the Mexican people today,
on account Of the more pressing con-
cern as to the extent to which Mex
leo is yet in a. state Of revolution.
In spite of the termination OF, hos
tilities in the capital there Is wide-
spread trouble in other sections.
In view of General Huerta's per-
sonal assurance to Sonora Madero,
that her husband would not be
killed, it is believed that some hui
name measure will be devised for
his elimination from public life. It
is probable that this point viii be
discussed at the first meeting Of the
CONTINUED ON page three.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
MINERS TRIALS
Are Being Prepared for the
Military Commission in
Trouble Zone.
(By Associated Press.)

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 21.-
That there were no new developments
in the martial law district was the re-
port from there this morning. The
military authorities are continuing
the preparation of cases for the mill
tary commission.
1t could not be learned whether
any arrests had been made regarding
the destruction of property by fire
at Elkridge, in Fayette county, and at
Decota, on Cabin Creek, Kanawha
county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
TROOPS SENT
Into the Mountains and a
Strict Patrol is Being
Kept Now.
az Asgoclated Prees. J

CHARLESTON, Feb. 21-Martial
activities were continued today
throughout the Paint and Cabin
creek sections of the Kanawha coal
fields. Troops were sent out along
the road and mountain trails and a
rigid patrol was maintained while
squads of armed men sought infor-
nation concerning the incendiary
fires of the last few days. Inform
ers are few, because of the fear that
is felt by strikers, and it follows that
but few attempt to give incrlmi-
mating Information TO the soldiery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
MINE PAY
Is a Little Larger in This Re.
gion Than That Of Last
Month.

Friday was pay day with the Con-
solicitation and other coal companies.
The Clarksburg end of the Consoloda-
tion paid its men s12S,642.SO, while
the Fairmont end paid $197, O26.5O.
The pay was little larger than last
months pay. This being a short
month, the pay will. not be quite so
large, but the production up to the
OF this month was 1903
tons more than for the same period
last month,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
Continued on page three
HILSER FUNERAL.
Will Be Held at Home Saturday At
ternoon at O'Clock.

Edith Hilser, aged three months,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hilser, of Alta Vista, died Thursday
evening at o'clock after an illness
of spinal trouble. The funeral Will
be held at the home Saturday af-
ternoca at 2 o'clock. The Rev. p.
y. Flanagan, of the Ash Chapel
Methodist Episcopal church, will
conduct the services. The burial
will be in the Masonic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
SLEET STORM
In the City of Chicago Does
Great Damage and Ties
Up Traffic.
(By Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, Feb, 2l.-A rain and
sleet storm began early this morning,
and streets and sidewalks were soon
covered with sheet of ice Traffic
is delayed on every surface line in
the city. 1t is also reported that hun
dreds of telegraph wires leading
north, south, east and west are down.
Mails were one to three hours late,
and many accidents were reported.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
MORGAN BETTER
Great Financier is So Much
proved That He Goes
Driving.
AZ Assoclated Press

CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 21-The prog
ress'of J. P. Morgan towards recovery
from his recent indispostiion is I'M
interrupted. His condition is very
much better today and he took long
drive into the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
STATES BEST BELOVED
SON PAID JUST TRIBUTE
Message From Goff
lspecIal to the Telekram. J

> CHARLESTON W Va. 2The question whether
. Jndge Nathan Goh chosen this
Republican nominee
noon today settled by the following
from his hotel at he holding
Il want to do whatever the
. aors command me always worked theory:
. man owes duty to whether his wish
not must do It, =
q had not wished people
}. state demand t of me- must take It," Z
-. :. = :: ::
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
MASSACRE
Of 100 Christians by Turk
ish Troops is Now Re-
ported.
(By Associated Press.0

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Feb. 21,-one
hundred Christians We're massacred
by Turkish troops yesterday in the
village of Kesaminio, according to a
dispatch received by the government
today. Similar massacres and atroci-
ties are reported throughout the dis
trict. A large proportion Of them
destroyed are BulgarIans.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
CONVJCTS TAKEN
IN HEAVY CHAINS
From the Jail in Washington
to a Western Peniten-
tiary.
(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-chained
to car seats. one prisoner to each seat,
two coach loads of federal convicts
were taken under heavy guard to-
day from the District of Columbia
jail to the Minnesota state peniten-
tiary
The transfer was made on the or
der of the department of justice, and
was necessary because of the condi-
ton OF the federal penitentiaries of
Atlanta, Ga, and Moundsville, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
WILL SUPERVISE.

Charles L. Hickman is the supervis-
ing architect on the new orpheum
theater on Mayor Frank R. Moores
property, and that fact guarantees
that the work viii be done according
to the plans and specifications.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
LOUIS srIFtL DEAD.

WHEELING. Feb 21.--Louis F.
stifel, secretary Of the Dollar Savings
and Trust Company and one of the
most prominent citizens OF wheeling.
is dead at his home here. He was as
ISOLATED with some Of the largest
business concerns in this section Of
the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
JUST MY SIZE.

The largest shirt ever made is now
on display in the Third street store
window OF NJ. A. Nusbaum. This shirt
measures IA inches around the chest
and will be given to any man whom
it fits. 1t certainly is very unique, and
attracts very much attention from
You should not fail to
zee it
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
B. & o. EARNINGS HEAVY.

Baltimore and Ohio earnings for
January, Just made public. show an
increase in gross of about 81 500, 900.
The company's business continues
heavy. The December gross earnings
were s1,115.OOO above those of the
previous year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
PITTsBURGER HURT.

FAIRMoNTS Feb. PIT. G. Bull,
representing Pittsburg firm, which
is getting up a city directory for
Farmont, fell on the street last
evening and seriously hurt himself.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
FIRE AT MARIINToN.

MARLtNToN. Feb. 21.-Two double
houses belonging to the Warm Lum-
Der Company were destroyed by IRE,
causing large loss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21
ONE MORE
Indictment is Returned and
the Special Grand Jury
Completes Labors.
Especial to the Telegram.

Especial TO the Ielegram.) }
CHARLESTON. Feb 21-One more
indictment was returned this after
noon against a legislator by the spe-
c!al grand jury in the intermediate
court of Kanawha county. investi-
eating the senatorial bribery charges.
The jury then announced it had
completed its work and was dis
missed by Judge Block
The Indictment todag was INSIDE
Continued on page three
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21

r. 2. Campbell is a business Wis
itor here from Parkersburg.
Charles Il. Bennett, of Chenille,
came here today on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21

When tn today that Judge Nathan
Con- Of this city been chosen epublcan
states senator of citizens gathered
rece The with which election the
ernoon was rees unlimited city
without regard to political affiliations Clarkburg
over the action of the Legislature upon wisdom
this matter West Vrgnans all know that
state as urs patriot grace senatorial oga
manner to national 1t was indeed
most hearty solution of the problem
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21

(contInued on page three.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

aiH.n Der Molten. Dom airdtum
Der fang bic Belle lbr o6imnI. Gfon
bssdnn lie Elm GrgerIifes @sfIbl su
.mpfino.n. Sbr, H,6te fired. fiji
iuf,nb aus. Qbtr ipsbtr elm qin.di
nod Elm Rohri0dden mar In .trsids
barer 9ab., barum Iisb fe bi. 6unb
ipisoer fnttn unb l,gtt ie ndho.ntlid
g,g,n bic StirH. Damn lief +. pIUbIid
i'm 9duffdritt srobsaus ben Neg
entlang, ben @torg Sp.rnbrina tis
g.ntIi4 BAIT. n,bm.n mif.n. lp,nn
er nidt i'm kbten QuasnbIid BON
qnsit, Rsus unb 3ip,if.f bins unb
beraerriFeH. unfdIiTig mar. ;.
Suuieno Gual.n ourfIebte ar :.
Sdtte Ie iib,rbdupt ben 3ett.l g,s
funo,n2 limb r,nn fhon, ipiirbs lie
peritebsn, odb bag Grbe Der Muttsr
bic iibtrsrob. Sdiidternkit =
ibn uuf bieitn Wts aetri.b.n. sBiir'
be lie itiner nidt fpott.n = i'm ar.is
ie Der Srsunbinnsn ben Snbdft porles
fen - Oieleidt gar mil ,inis,n ,rs
f6,inen, I'm fi6 beimli6 an ftis
ntr @srIessHkit 3u .rs0b,n -. uno
ipenn nun Der 3ett,l idIi.bIid gar
nod in fulfde SGnos eefdfl,n fpdr.9
9ns mar Der Sang fein.r Gebdn,
fen, ols Hrdulein ShIoHers 9eitdft
.insn ldns.u Sddtt,n gu Dem fen,
fer binipdrf, Dor tpsltsm sr ftdnb.
gu ibm binein trduts lie fia ni6t.
81. bob nur ben 3eisefinser unb
Elm fpsnis, ME Il. es Bel sin.m
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

aber u~btpsbrenb itrette aurt Die
Qrme 9tgen lie dlts.
rQafen sic mid d[ein, i9 bite
| Ste -"
9a iab iie ibn nit 3ornigsn gliden
an, mart ben 4opf in ben Baden unO
i6ritt ins 5dus.
Run atmete aurt ouf, er erbo6 ii9,
I'm fofort, tpie ruien0, oa0on3uftiirs
men =. limb bus gigel6 r%iefelts inn
in tleinen Sropfen BON Rod uno
Srienboben berab. ------
aurt bate cine i4Iafioie Nudt
binter Iid.
gr fpolte eiu'n gpa3iereong ma,
den, bic Cuff piirOe t6m Ii9er gut
tun. Qls er geraDc fortgeben pDlte,
tlopfte es an leine Sir, unb auf fem
oSerein" frat - 5err &nrobe ins
Simmer.
aurt itarrte i'm ipraflos an, bod
bas poblpoQenbe beitere 2d9eln oess
Ielben CAB Inn .inisen Mut 5uriid.
Germ 8nobb,s erIte Srage mar:
.WiFen Sic, 5srr Mebner, mas mir
beute morsen gefunben baben?"
.Nun2" meints 9ut unii4er.
qapa anobbe lo6ts. Die oermiBs
ten Gier!!" iagts E. nit Rddbrud,
.fpelhe mir ositern perQebli6 qeiu6t
botten."
Surt purbe %frebsrot, uro nit fles
benben 9liden fab er oen Dor ibm
Steben0en an. .Ssrr anobbe -"
0o6 Der unterbra9 i'm: DOariibsr
nur nidt 10 per5peifelt, lam ieoem
pofiieren. Cos! - ben Sut aufges
Iebt unb bann init, meine Srau unb
aldrden eripartsn sic, unb iibrigens
baben sic Sbre @erIobung5rinse BEL
uns liegen laifen. Sbren SUIT babe
ih mita.brd9t."
Qm abenb aber faBsn 9srr un6
Trau Snpbbe, alGrGen unb 4urt Bel
Der 8erlobungsbople. 9liidli9
lG9elnb id9te aldr9en: uSieb, 2i.bs
fer, tpenn mir nun NAL pieoer gier
iu9en, unb ou ioatei. aufdaig ipieoer
6arauf iiben, bann Jag es nur rubis.
benn unfer Slid tDnnen iie bod ni9t
3srft6ren!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

Defenders IdHis.n giriakin gu tun
pflegte.
@inen Q(ug.nbIid fpdter ffanb Ell
rsbsn ibr, sriff mad ibrsr 9ano unb
aog fie nit ii6.
r0urf id bsnn boff.n 80"
0a bisIt fs ibm bas 3ettsl6en
ertgessn.
sd bin bod eefommen 80"
ST fab lie fuFunsslos an. Damn
b.griff er enbli4, bdb GrGulein
S4lOfer feline @orte apif6en 2iebe
unb Sub 9efunben unb iebt Aedens
'4oft bon ibm psrlangte - Be-
grtff unb banbeIts.
ST rib ii6 bon lift uno lief nit larae,
S9ritten ben Deg binunter, Ben er
In 9ebd1ten unb Wunfd unadbIiae
Male auridgeleet bate, fpdbrenb aur
3sit tpeber er mod 5rGul.in GdlSfs
,sr in Der Stimmung tparen, iid iib.r
bag tleine MibberfGnbnis au b.rz
gniigen 49,.
Rur Die Sfterfonne Tadte unb
ftrsute Dem Gnteilenben aolbene 5offs
nungs ifern&en auf Den Wes -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

lam i9 es i9r ismuIs ius.n2 Sic
tDnnte benten, OaB mid ibr @eIb
Iodi. Gs 1T fr.iliG gum Wabniins
niatuer0en 4ber lie ioll einmdl
aeidst babsn, bab es heut5utaae teis
men Mann mshr sebe, ben Der rote
Ge9en nidt r%ei5te."
49,. @ber oapor abnte ie ia ni9ts.
Sic lit nur unbeihreiDlid unter i6s
rsr @ebniu6t uno befhlob am Sage
Dor Dem lieben Siterfeit, oas tleine
9eIdenf, pslfes ibre Mutter az
id6rlib elmer nit ibr in berIslben
Gtapt lebenosn dltlihen Nerpanoter
autommen li.b, BEL georg Spernbrina
3u erIteben -. sic piirbe I'm biz
MittassS.it gu ibm eeben, neil bann
bas 5rdulein an Der &aIIe uno Der
2ebrlins nit benz SdndrmerbIid
dbpsfeno tparen. llno fie sing pirfz
lid.
@sors Spsrnbrinss Qtsm isBts aus,
aIs lie plOsliA faIant ano liebIi9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22
0stern.

6oiianual - 6immIifh Gifenbarenl -
Gnbin, ipns large uns beorobtl -
6oiiarual = SeIia nifgefabren
Bit bu olis @robesnahf uno 5oSl -
Ser GriihIing rufts. Elm iltuaer SidIoe,
Sic qsrhe iingt's bonn blnuen 2eIt,
Die @ipfeI raulten's tief i'm @dloe:
Run sebt Der 5eiIano ourh bic @eltl
limb mas BEN aeben iib beriperrte,
Niugt fG empor an's refine 2idt;
lin ie6e iffuanie Snielgerte
Gid @linoer neben Number flidt.
Gdlon bot Der biinfIeu Mderlrimt
Die Snat Iid hoffuunqseriin oeicBt,
ltn6 Ieife rnunt bic SiterbIume.
Ruu eebt Der SeiInnb burh Die &eltl
Die Ser5en onfi gernehmt Oas Tldbnenl
llnb no Elm ipegemiioer SUI
2ltriid bon ben berlpr'n men gahren
Ruff liebero i'm Der SiteroruS.
Sie6 rings bic 0unoer, bic btieeIter,
Die Soft su oeinem 6eil beitelt;
Eiir eid unb ale. bic bn feblten,
@eht aud Der 5eiGnub bnr6 bie Bcltl
limb mag beingIid insbrdnen ldpimnen,
ut an oein Sehnen ipeibefpliro -
geim @rub Der nelieu SriihlinQsfimner
8;~b oih bic iranie 9ruit peiurb.
Grid 6os ans Gers. Inf bel Dir pobreu,
@n5 treu All Seinem 6er3eu halt,
ltno fliiit're nit ben Nnemorsu:
Run eebt Der 5eilouo burd Die 8eltl
60 moroenfriih Die ipeite grSel
60 nab Die ihopferiihe 8 nol
Sm Salib bonn 5auberiihen gBeroe"
4iegt Dor mir bag eripofte QarS.
8 beitihe Oitern, 6eutihe Sersen,
8 girnbaum bn anf 9riinem SelS -
Tiir eih, I'M 2idit Ser Snbbntbter8en.
@cbt aud Ser SciGnnb burh lie @eltl
6oiiannal - SimmGiid Gffenbarenl -
Cabin, lpas Iangc uns beorobtl =
SoIiannal - GcTig duf9efahreu
Gift IN ans @~rabesnndlt uno Sobl =
Ser Triih[inq ruft's. Elm iunger Stdlbe.
Sic Qerde iingt's bonn bIditen Belt,
Die &ipfeI ralihen's tief i'm @aloe:
Sun 9ebt Der 5eiIanb burd Die @eltI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22
Sas Nsmphenbprf.

4n Der bonn Groben 05eor be-
fpiilten aiifte Supans Iiegt felt mebr
ols einem Sabrtaufenb elm. Mnfiebs
lung, bic fdledtbin nls einsisortis
arf Der sanaen grbe be3eidnet tperz
ben fam. Sc 1T Elm e9tes Weiberz
bort, in benz bic MGnner eine CANA
g~erinsfiisise &olle fpieIen. Die
5rauen finb bort ni6t 1ur bic 5Gups
ter Der GumiIien, fonbern forgen al9
fir beren sanaen l1nterbalt. Sic
fperben bon ben Sapanern felbft
Rpmpben serannt, neil ibr @eiperbe
BARN beitebt, in Der 8udt BON @ais
ma, on Der bas 9orf gelesen 1T, na9
perlen su tau9en. Diefe Weiber
Derbrinsen Big gu sebn Gtunben tag
Iid i'm Waiier, I'm Winter 3par niht
gang 10 lanse, aber immerbin Spei
BIB bret Stunben. Sic finb i'm
9aud.n 10 seiibt, bob iie 5tpei uno
mandmal iosar bret Minuten unftr
Woifer berbarren fDnnen. Mit bies
ier miibfamen unb onftrengenben Mrz
belt 1T ibr. Sdtigfeit aber nidt at
gnbe. fonbern fperlil lie aus ben syIus
ten ans llfer seftiesen finb, besinnt
ibre Gorge fir ben 9austanb nnb
bic ainber.
Sie Mdnner betreiben bafiir ben
sansen Sag bas ansenebme gef9dft
bes Mibigsanses. SIR einsiser
Nn9teil beitebt barin, bab tie nad3
sereatem MaB, olfo febr iDenig s.@
a6tet iperben. go fpirb benn audi
bic Geburt zines Rnaben dls Elm
llnslid betrndtet, bic zines MGbdens
bagesen NIT GROCER Greubc besriibt
unb sefeiert. Die iungen rNbmpbsns
perben fhor bonn bierten 2sbtnsiobrc
an nit benz naiisn Clement Derfraut
semaht urb miiIien bas G1tpimmen
unb Sauden .ifris iiben, bamit tie
ihon nit benz brei3ebnten .Sobr tn
bns @efddft eintreten tDnnen. Gie
iih bann siindAit lire Mit=
gift. Die Mdnner bon Sdima ieben
baber beim 6eirnten aud ipeniaer
auf bic SdOnbeit ibrer 3ntiinftigen,
aIs auf ben Grob ibrer @eIhidlidz
felt i'm Sauaen. Die Srauer bstrei=
ben bos getperbe unsefdbr bis sur,
Sabr. Damn fitb lie ge=
ip0bnli9 aud bereits Grobmiittsr aez
tporben unb biirfen iid nun oisz
f9lieBlih Der 3~inberpflese pibmen.
M1nner tperben in Dem .6aus4
itanb nilr als 9ebiente betrodtet unb
bebanbelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

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bort, Ssrr MeBner?"
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ben 8opf. 8ldr9en aud.
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limb babel f6ritt er nit ieiner 5ruu
ins Suus.
aurt b0rte ibn nod 10 .tfpas fpie
mStodftid" unb ,mertpiiroiger 3srl"
Drummer, uno feline S%elb1beberrs
idung berlieB i'm nun poqenbs. Mit
lautem St6bnen lebnte er ieinen Ropf
8uriit uno I6Iob bic Qugen.
9efir3t fprang aldrden auf.
sSbntn lit nirfli9 untpobl, !6err
M.Bnsr, tommen 81, mir poLten
aud ins 3immer ge6sn!"