davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Banquet may be president Of Mexico.
as il is said the rcgu ationS which APP
ply to elections of presidents do not APP
ply TO elections Of presidents. On
that theory the election laws Of Mexico
must be rather singular. !. candidate
can only be elected president after he
has polled a certain percentage of votes;
but by securing Il nomination for vice
president he may become president with
out polling a certain percentage of votes
beyond Il plurality. Moreover. where
al. the votes cast for the head of the
ticket may be Illegal the same votes
cast for the second man may become eff
fective to make him president. II has
long been a matter of common knoWl-
edge that there are several ways of be
coming president of MAico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
NO IL ItRO.

townsville Couricr-Journal.)
THE doctor says ! must quit smoking.
On" lung is nearly gone"
oh, dear, John Can't YOU hold out
until We get en- ugh coupons for that
dining room rug?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
TRADE NOTES

The Consu al trade reports contain
the statement that potato flour is large
ly manufactured in Holland and that
the production is largely on the in
crease. Ii finds Il large market in the
United States where it is used in the
manufacture of starch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

China has an electric tramway one
and one half miles long. 1t was inaugur-
ated in Shanghai. The enterprise is es-
sentiaily a native one. No foreigner is
allowed to Cwn stock ON il. All members
of its working staff are Chinese.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31


The shades of night were falling fast,
The linotype man breathed his last.
with his final dying sight
The watchers heard him family cry:
"ETAOIN
Cincinnati Enquirer.
But. ere he died, he breathed again
A cry well known to printer men:
And this is what came from his pipes
This artist Of the linotypes:
"SHRDLU.'
Denver Republican.
Above his grave there is a shaft,
Erected by the news room craft;
In letters deep for time enscrollcd,
His linotypipg fame is told
"CMFWYP."
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
He found a metal furnace as well
When he reached the Devils hell"
And now he lbpes the board each day
And now he slopes the board each day
E-RIG-K-O-and-.J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

1t is said that Massachusetts has sew
Ell candidates for governor. Whatever
docs Massachusetts want with seven
candidates for governor? Why even the
big state of Texas has hardly more than
that on any one side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
OR ONIONS.


~ have Il vague warming for some
thing" muimurcd the poet. a constant
ycarniug for something; | know Mt
what Maybe it's tripc,' suggested the
sympathetic landlady. We haven't had
any in 4 long time"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

But then if Genera Felix Diaz pre-
ters to live away from Mexico. Huerta
VIII not take his preference too much
to heart. There is plenty of room out
side of Mexico for both Diaz and IIuer-
In
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
NOT TO BE BELIEVED.
(LippincOtt'S.)

IIIUT'TIVUII -
New Yorker TAT box Office window -
Have on two orchestra seats in the fourth
row center. for tonight?
Ticket Sellcr-lcS. sir.
New Yorker (aftcr rec vcvring from
the >hock)-I guess | don't want them
the show can't be any good.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The husband of Il New Jersey woman
asked for an injunction restraining the
publication of a novel written by his
wife. He declares that he, under another
name, figures as leading villain in the
book. Macaulay hints that this method
of advertising a book was effective in
his day. Possibly. Of course. this may be
a case Of a deeply injured husband. But
why doesn't he make up with his wife?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

No one is going to be grievcd over the
announcement that work is about to be
gin Oh the telephone line to Point Isa-
bel. The Herald receives the news with
peculiar pleasure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Detroit Free PrcsS.)
Life is full Of histories, not the least
Of which is where the boards that q Sc
the GI0SIth Of tbe coal bin get TO during
the summer m0nthS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
RELATING TO HEALTH.

PROFESSOR Irving Fisher says:
The prime factor in c~nvirHmcnt is
the atmosphere. Original y man was an
outdoor animal. Civilization has
brought him an indoor environment,
and with it tuberculosis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The Temple Telegram says it has been
a .booster.'' not so much for Temple as
at Temple. 1t is a beautiful distinction
and should be well borne in mind by
other boosters. 1t states the difference
between the right kind and the wrong
t;nd-the kind to he honored and the
kind to be condemned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

"CcntcnnarianS." says Mctchkinoff. in
his 'p~rotangaiion Of Life have usual
~ been followers Of some rule or rules
of rational hygiene even though un"on-
sciouSly."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Mcdico-thcological-A doctor was
attending a dangerous case where q
Scotch butler was engaged. On calling
in the forenoon he said to Donald: II
lower today than it was last night"
SIN no sac very sure ABBOTT that" re
piled the butter. for he deed this morn
ing."-Argonaut,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
USUALLY.
Chicago Tribunc.)

Chicago Tribune
II understood the text, all right re
marked Aunt Ann PEBBLES. after the ser
mon was over; but the preachers OK
PLANTATION Of it puzzled me a good deal"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Ecuador has made an appropriation
Cor Il wire-ess system. That is to say the
congress has voted the appropriation. 1t
is expected that the president will sign
1t. The expenditure viii be $l5O,OOO Uni
ted States money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
VERY LIKELY.
Boston Transcript

Emplovcr-"What? You want Il
raise? WHY when | was an Office boy |
had to work five wears before I got one.
Il y-YcsS.sir: but perhaps YOU were
one Of those fat headed kids that amt
worth a raise"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31
\ NEW THOUGHT.


(Baltim re Amcrican.)
My wife keeps on contracting bills"
."IIumph! You're lucky Ny wife keeps
On expanding hers"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

suffering. Lack Of mental poisc, defci-
ent self control must accompany such
S~nSeleSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Health
Bulletin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The Waco Times Herald remarks
Its 4 good sign when our democratic
president calls for the couscl Of rcpub-
lcah senators in shaping a currency
measure. Nothing in Wilson's career
mas gwen Us more genuine pleasure than
his evidence of a hearty desire to reach
safe and sound ground in Il matter Of
so vital concern TO al interests"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Consul f. Wakefield, Port Elizabeth
South Africa, reports Il competitive
tractor blowing contest to be hcid in
February. That should be fall plough
ing i'll that part of the world.
Fuel oil consumption this year 10y
the United States navy will amount TO
thirty million gallons.
1t is considered significant that Span
iards have more capital invested in the
Philippines than Americans or at least
they turn over what they Have more
rapidly. 1t is a general surprise that the
proportion of British capital invested
is comparatively 50 small and the am
cunt OF Japanese capital invested is
a SO far below general acceptancy. 1t
is somewhat significant as indicating
trading proclivities that the II 900 Chi
nese merchants did four times the bust
ness done by 10000 Filipino merchants.
Cotton cultivation is steadily i~ncrcas-
ing in Greece. Expectation of Greek cot
ton to Europea nmarkets recently be
gun. The qualities are similar to good
middling,'' and low middling."
The question is asked where the big
1913 wheat crop Of the United States
will 90 In the first place, at least, one
tenth of the crop. or Is DOC, 900 bushels
vii have to be reserved as seed for next
years wheat. Iii the second place. up
ward Of - 0 0.000 viii have to be fed
t. livestock Oh account of the shortage
III corn.
The cotton crop this year will be
worth one billion dollars 10 the south.
Russia is said to bc increasing large
~ the number Of its cold storage. In
fact the name Russia seems to suggest
cold storage. just as cold storage sug
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The accomplishment Of effective pub
lie heath depends largely on the use
If information obtained from notifica-
ton Of cases Of preventablc diseases.
board of Health Bulletin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Russia is said TO be increasing large
~ the number Of its cold storage. In
fact the name Russia seems to suggest
cold storage, just as cold storage sug
gcSts Russia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Inc Mission Times. tells of Il big ball
game IN that city between the fats and
the leans. One of the leans ran all the
bases on the magnificently poor throw
ing Of the fats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The cotton crop this year will be
worth one billion dollars 10 the south.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Exaggerated seff-consciOusneSs is Il
path: in fact, eXaggeration usually dis
torts all the patients expressions. a
life in which the weather is always
'beastly." the day 'frightfully" hot. or
the "coldcst ever heard Of" the head
aches invariably Fearful and when
weary is completely exhausted" is one
already on highway to greater nervous
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The Ilidalgo Advance calls attention
to the fact that Mission is a live town.
1t illustrates the proposition by call
ing attention to the fact that 4 Mexican
close to Mission received Il load of bird
shot in his pantalOOns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

Tuberculosis is Il communicable disc
asc. With the exception of Il relatively
small proportion Of cases contracted
through milk from diseased COWS each
case in contracted directly from some
prceXisting human ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

There is no question but serious ply
steal disorders may result, in time,
from a persistent faulty mental attit-
ude'@Board Of Health Blu letin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-31

The hca til department should be in
formed of the occurrence Of each case
of typhoid fever. A large number of
such cases in any community imply
one or more sources of contamination.
While ccrcbro meningitis is supposed
to be peculiar to children it frequently
attacks adults. The col0rcd race is more
frequently attacked by it tlIan the
white.
The meningitis germ has been found
only in the human body. The disease is
not carried in clothing or merchandise.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22
9ofQl Seridt,
You DER Sa6ne.

Gos pra6tige 2uitipiel oFea o
mn Scarf, ton &artlep Manncrs,
tpelfles pergongene @ohe I'M 9 n j.
ric Z scatter Ait Reht groBcn
anflana galnn6en bat, bIeibt audl
pdbreno Ger @eibnad]t5lpohc in 0crl
genannten Sheater. 9lm 8eibnaftS-
toge iinoet eine Grtrn-.piot:uee itott.
Sas Stiid miro bon elmer oor3iigli.
teu 8eIeaihaft altfgeiiibrt. eS III
geiaQig imD 'eiieIub pom glnIana Bis
sum Gnoe.
las fiir ole @eibuahtsipohc aus,
qeSeihnet pailenoe 4aitoraIitilt ySbe
2ittle Itiniiier" aebt oIele 8otle i'm
Grpheum heuter iiber Die
9retter. eS lit cine treiflihe Sd'tl'
berirng oes ihottiiheu Seheus :
M. Barrie hat Die aomooie, Die ourtJ
Nalto Aoams beriihut qeporoen lit
perfabt. Die edit menidllihe Sanb'
lung. Die 5itbihen Situationen une
Die nielen anmlltbiaen fleinen Scenen
hoben elm ;3ligItild erlten 8augcs
oarnus genaft. slut aui Die iceri'
ihe uno Die aoitiimoitsitattlIug iii Ait
qroBte SorgfaIt perlpen0ct pornen.
Gillian acmble ipielt Die 2oop Sab
bic uno Charles @unn bat Die 5itcl,
role inne. Iuf, Die anoeren No!ler
iino beItens beiebt.
Gie Grader Sads" bon @obbr
ManheIter treteu oieIe @ode IN
8onetp Scatter uui lmo uer'
oen ihneQ beIiebt iein. Tie Grade,
Soc" -Weaohen iino cine anslpabl
bon ihonen 9horiitinnen. fpic man liz
anmuthlger lno itol3er fnlirn IN Del
9urIesfe iinbet. Ger Sf,tperpEnf,
Ger gorItelung liegt ieood] III aer
&omifern, Sic auf Der Sohe Der 81
tuatinn IteheW uno bas Eublifum I've
iiGnoig i'm Sud,en halteu. nNtlilli
qan's Rarot @roS" ino .9ad IL
Stature" heibcn Ole beioeu CUR Anf
fiibriing fonmenben 9urlesfen
George Gotten Stlth bat ite aeidlrie
ben uno 10 pieI llniinn uno Sollhei
| hineingeruirft, baB man iih antiiiirer
nniB. Inter Den 9ariteaeru betin
ben iif: ssohnnie ssseB, SEQ aerbel
Gan NibIe. Sim Gpbertp, 9eatrie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22

Rew gori, 30. December.

Nem yorf, ~. Se5ember.
Renl. - Der Nar,t mar beute Ilau. -
etring yatent 34.45-4.50, Winter Straiakts
e4.15-4.25, 1Hinter 9atents a 40-l.s5.
Spring clearS 44.Oo-420, Grtra SO. /
Winter tS55-3.T3, GS.ra Ro. 9bo. ts.85-
$50. Ranias Ssraistts A.1o-4-20.
Heaaenmebl mar f.etig. 3air biS
Sntes t8.50-s.s5 dolce Bis fanep e3.T6-
$50.
Raismetl iaum Itst;g.-Seines peites
aNs s.fbes ti.5o-lk5, srobeB t1.45-l.s0,
&iln6rlee $500
Rosssn 1T ruhie. - 30. . Befsrn Tic
{. IL. Nsn psri Grport.
0erte III rubla. - NaIsserfte 63-s0s
{. |. I. Buffalo.
Bsisen.-3er Uaar.t uar astis. - Rs.
> rotbsr 10oc ei. 7. Rem porf Gypert, sc
I0ft (. o. b. Isuimrneno; Rc. l Ror,keru
1uIath S9He lob. ihmtmmsnb
@eNAtorn - Der Wsrst mar itetia
so. 2 gelbes altes 7se i'm glepator, ueues
Rc. 8 DO. IA {. /. (. bel Nntnnfi.
3afer. - War,t mar iIau.--stanears
peiber 45k-46hc. Ho. 8 weissr 454-
46e. fanes abssftHit.sner weiBer 47-4se.
oeu mar flau. - STANDARD 1905, Ro
1o3H--105e, Sc. . 90-95e. 30. 8 So
sse.
Qspfen in nilis.-Ssate. oyhinAser Bis
eeiee 1918. 49--45e; 1918, 20-25e; 8aeife
essh 1918. 22--23c. 1919 23-24c-
3date fiuo ffstis. - Central Gmerica
22Hs, Dsaota 2S3-30He.
3sssr IN ieit. - SsmIod Frhs $50:
isfsReS 3s-3S:
eerf mar itetig.-Hamila e14.So-sy. 90
flsrt eiears Sa0.95-3s.oo. Res tss.s5-
1918.
Dssf mar itstia.-SamiIs slS.0o-so.oo,
Nss $1s.0o-ls.5o
Cat Mssts uaren itetig. - oesbielts
Ueaies 10 BIZ IL Yfuns. i24-lsHe ss
GAiHisn 1sHe
0AMal, mar iietia. - Ribele Bes
prina ol0.10-lI0o; NafnnirteS mar itetia
Continent tii.&o. g. 4. si2.Oo. COMPOUND
ISH-s4e.
Iafs mar ilau. - Srims gi.s su ssse,
ossRtrs s-sAc, Speeial Tx.
OsaMDsilfaa Del III piais
Drino Sommer sslbss e6.eo-s.s0.
eesreleum III iteti6.--RafNnirtes Reu
psrs Uuls eS.s5; Barrels 3S.T5; Gales
t1I.25
0olts IN iistis. --Hsmshis Jlsses Gsir
16-26<-
oar, Dsr ruhis - STRAINED. ssuSsn.
Ii6ss biS sates S4.00--4-10.
xssSentin IN ruhia ~ l54e
REFS uominel aIs-ss,
YatHa S4-5he.
KslaffsS In f.efig. - Rsu CrieanB
Gpsn 4ettls, gutter bis Dolce. 85-55e.
3uder --Roser uHserfaelt.- KuScaSass
50 Iek. 2.75e. Centrifugal % lei. 3.2Se
&sfsHes. Su6tr 80 Zen 2.4se. Raf
Fnirtey rutta. Gut ycaf s.3oe, Grufbe.
$40, Noulb ~ .S5e. gubes4.50c, goueerei
4l0c, Oranulates 4.a6e. DIAMOND Il" 425
gsnferisners ~" 4.15e. 80. 415c. so.
l.o5e. 10. s Ao)e, so. 4 S.05e, SO. s S.o0e
10. 9 1.s5e, R0. Ssoe. Ro. 8 8.S5e, No.
Z. TOs. 70. 10 s.s5e, yis. II 8.3o:. SO. 1;
e.S8e. 10. IL assoc. Ro. & t.So:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22

greiIe Iftrdh. --Gfofers unb yeebers iua>
ren in 5isntlt4 gnter Radfrase nnb etpaa
nieoriger i'm Breife.
6h1ere Stiere os.50-T5O, grtra $500.
CAfex tS.5O--6.7U, syIeif4ertisrs $3.50
ffrS e4.60-6.75, eytra $7.00-7.25.4 .4fAe $3.50
GaHners Ss.O0-4.2b, etoders unS Neeoers
eS.7S-7.35. 6to6,oeifers s4.5O-5.75, ,Grtra
$5.s5--t6.0O.
fpareH itetia, bic aa6eren aber um 10--15c
niebriger als am porigen Samitae.
Biaaere uno ieidte t4.76--5s5, Bolpana
es.75-s.25 Grtra e6s5-s.50, fette Bullen
&6.00-6.60.
Niltfabe 7is Radfrase mar in
Der perHoiisnen @ofe nur mdBig unb bic
Hreife ftanben unl 81 bis So Der Stiid un,
ter oenen BON ber rori9en Nohe.
GItrd $50 00---a5.00, quite bis auserlefene
$57.50-77.50, prbindre bis quite s25.O0--
$500.
RalbeE Ter Rartt mar beute
langiam uHo ihmad. lie Breiie ftanoen
um 50-75c unter oenen pon Der porigen
Wofe
Grtra s1o5O, fair bis gut. Ieiehte $500
1925. crbindrs uHb sroBs t5.00--1oO0.
. dlweiue-- Sic 3ufuhr mar beute
siemiidb grcb, bic Rahiraes cine quite uno
bic Hreiie itetig.
@sle biz auSerfefens nsBs-pa6unss. u. Sleis
fderiprteH e7.65-7.75, oroinars bis auser.
lefene fdDere fette Gdue 34.25--T.20, grtra
4725. 6iass 800 - $50, Ieihte Der.
ianetiorten 47.50-7.70, Jerfel BON lie
Sfanb nnb ueniseS es.00-7.50.
ehafe uRb 2dmm Die 3ufuhr
mar gros unb Der Rartt Ihwah.
GAdfe. - ertra t4.25, cute BID aus
erlefene e8.75--4.15, oroindrs Biz eyte t2.50
1866, Jdbrlinge $4.50-5.50.
2dMmer.-Gytra brahteu $3.50. cute bis
auseriefene 97.00--7.4O. orbimkre b,S CUTE
t5.25-6.00, Sdbrliu9e t475-5.e5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22

osfsE-1aartt ftetia.--Nr. . neiser ~
| -46he. Standard ipei6sr 4411.-4Sc, 10. 8
neiBr 4SH - AZ, Nc. 4 nei6ey ~
43c, No. > oemifhter 42--4skc, go. s bo.
41L-43c, no. 1 DO. 40 - 41c per Blu.
Bsrfauft uurben: Gar peiBer mad probe
3n 4tHc, . Cars bo. ihmusig au S9Ac, 1
0ar stanbaro ueiBer 5u 44e, 1Gar 90. 4
rpeiBtr 5u 42e, Gar DO. 5u 41c auf benz
Weleiie.
NuggeM - Narit felt. - Rp. . g.
66t, 70. . DO. 68--64e. No. 4 bo. 5S--60c
1erite-No. 2 Winter eS-7sc, Rc. 3
90. 60--68c, go. 2 Spring 70--e3c, go.
DO. 62-70e Der Bu.
0er9lsid Der charlottesville nit benieai.
seR ana aletnen T5ss bes poriqeu aatreS:
December 20. 1918 Tesember 30. 1919.
Usiaen, Eo. rotber @inier 9sc l13c
Helfhforn, go. s gemilHte5 88e 4Sxe
6nfer, Ho. 3semi'Ater 49,. AZ 55e
Hc9gen, Wo. . 66i 67e
oeu, No. / fimothu $500 s17.0o
BhiSfu.
Ger Warft par ftetis. Bertauft fburben:
900 Bbfs. Tif;iGers ssiniibeb 0oobs auf
Der DaiiS bon t1.38 per UaQone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22

Der Staatsanpalt mub 4ebnlide5
eriebf un6 erlitten boben. rInD alh
Die Ri6ter. bic f6lieblid iiber D'eie
Slage 3u 9eridt iaben; benn Wls
hame uqaloe ipurpe perurtbeilt, lire
8obnuns 81 Derlafen, Da man gu
Re6t annabm, oaB cine gsri6tlide
iSeitfesung bes l!mfangs ibrer Sanz
sesIuit unb ztbdtigteit iid iatper
bur6fiibren liebe unb BON tbr umgans
Gen neroen rpirbe. Der einitige anz
binettsdef bes 5errn gatllaut bate
geTiegt.
8iefer aompf 3tpif6sn Wsn5den,
ron benen Die einen Das Reht auT
Rube, bic ibneh not6tpenoig. uno bic
anberen oas He6t auf Waufif, Die
ihnen lieb lit, oeltenD MAIDEN, tptrD
ipdbrsn, bis man Iih zines 5ages ents
i6lieben pirb, t6at5d6lih Dol1itdnpig
muiitfrsie 6duier gu fdaffen, bas
heibt iplhe, in benen nur Wis.sr
o bne WuiifinItrumentc Nufnahne
finben. gis oabiu 1T bic Situation
fir Hube6eoiirIttge i'm IQgemeiuen
penig erfrsulit.
Gs lit immesbin Elm srAe6enber 8es
bdnts, itd gu iagsn, ouB es aubtr
unS oetpObnfiten Sterblihen, Die
nurd oerartiqe 2eiOen CUR Qbneigun9
csgen WauIit Qelongten, audi getronte
6dupter qibt, oi:. dhulih empfinoea
rnb empfunben. 60 mar Der DerItorz
bene a0niq Qeopolb BON 9elgien nihts
neriqer als Elm WufttfreunD, uno be-
fnnbers qe9en oas alaoier bate tr
eine 4bnsigung, bic 3u Derbergen er
iia feline Mlube gab. Gs lieB it'd zines
Cages bei .rgenoetner 9elegenbelt
nidt permeibsn, baB er einen Raum
nur6itritt, in benz ein!ge Sliigel eiz
ner peltbetdnntsn SSa6rit aufgeItclt
fcuren, neben bensn Der 8ertreter Die
les 6QuIss, elmer allerEp6Iten 4ns
fprahe QetpGrtig, ftano. Der &0ntJ
topllte eiligIt an oteIen SSliigsln bora
ii6er, uls iein ssiihrer i'm nit etnsr
Gonbbepe9unq auf Die aldpiere uuiz
merffqm mahte: r6ier, Maieitat, Itno
Die fpunberbareu 5liigel oes pelt6es
tannten 6duIesl"
Der aoniq blieb Itirnrunaelnb Ites
fen. Gin peniQ liebenstpuroiger gllt
ilreifte erIt ben Sprsf)er, oann Die
alapiere unb 5lieb fhlieblica auf benz
8ertreter haften, benz or mad einer
psinlihen gduIe nit eiiiaer Sdorfe
Iaqte: sd isf: - 5liigel - ia.
Gber pos lit hsnn bas Wunoerbcre
ar c5hren yrunoerbdrsu" Jllgeln
Wie?"
Der 8ertretsr fannie, pie ale
Uelt, bic Qbnsioune Des a0nigs 9ez
cen oisIe MIuIitinitrumsnte. Qber er
mar Elm Mann opn heiterem Sinn unn
cen 9eiItesqeaenpart unb erlpioerte
prompt: .0as Munoerbdrs an oie1s1
7Sliiaelu, WuieitGt, beIte6t oorin, oaB
man auF linen, pis Sic ieben, niht
fpielt. gis fteber ba, lie limb itumm,
fie iinb i6Dn, man iieht iie an - oas
1T olles."
.Wlan ipislt nitt auf bieisn 5lH.
oeln2" rief Der aOnis ent5iidt uno
nCmnte iein Wouotel elm. o0ds III
ia punoerbarl SEPT tann id lie nit
@srgriiasn betrahtenl SSu, 5liioel, auf
beutn ni6t osIptel. piro. oas itno Die
beitsu sTliiqel Der Welt!"
Tas mar elm pabrss gDprt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22
16Gli@er W4rftteri4t.

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