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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
AMERICANS HELPED JAPS.

Thoroughfare. Va, Feb. 2.-Lieut.
Ralph Slower Keyser, connected with
tn American Embassy at Japan, has
written to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Keyser, here telling of the
volcano eruption in that country.
He says that on December Is,
without warning, an earthquake
passed over the island. He was at
his home and as the house was shak-
IN he was compelled to leave it. On
the street he found that the people
were leaving their homes and going
to the parks. There was heavy
storm and roaring sound like thun-
der. He says the Americans from
the embassy formed relief party to
help the Japanese and to quiet the
crowds in the parks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
THE ENABLING ACT.
DR.. James, Cannon in Address at Dan
vile Arraigns Liquor Lobby.

Danvi!le, Va, Feb. 2.-Declanng
that the liquor lobbyb of Richmond
would stop at nothing to prevent the
passage of the enabling act, assert
ing that none of the members of the
General Assembly, had ever been
bought, and that this was not due
to the fact that the liquor interests
were not plentifully supplied with
money, DR.. James Cannon, Jr, pres
ident of the Anti-Saloon League OF
Virginia, severely arraigned those
who would impede the measures
passage, from the pulpit of the Mt
Vernon Methodist Church here last
night. DR.. Cannon spoke to
church which was packed to its ca
pacity, and his remarks were not in
frequently broken by "amens" from
the members of the congregation.
After referring to the liquor evil
as the "paw of the lion," he urged
the church to take action in helping
to turn the State dry when the
State vote comes. He also ask
ed for a liberal contribution to aic
the league in its endeavors. He de-
clared that only aboveboard method:
| would be pursued by the league, ant
that no votes would be bought. DR.
Cannon stated that he had never
made the statement that the enab
| ling act would pass, and declared
that the indications are that it vii
go through on Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
EnunnHuHlnu
NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION :
WILL CASE TO SUPREME COURT.
Alleged Heiress OF Virginia Farmer
Loses in First Suit.

Harrisonburg, Va, Feb. 2.-2The
Nicholas poison-will case now goes
to the State Supreme Court. Judge
Haas, in the Circuit Court, decided
that the four Nicholas brothers have
right to examine the alleged will
of their brother, George NJ. Nicholas,
the poison victim, who, according n
the alleged will, leaves more than
100000 of his estate to Miss Ella
McClendan, of st. Louis, Mo. The
woman is an old sweetheart Of Nlcho-
las and once nursed the old Coined
crate soldier back to health, after d
street car accident.
D. o. Dechert, the local representa-
tive of the st. Louis woman, VIII ap-
ply to the Supreme Court of Virginia
for writ of error in order that the
alleged will may be kept secert'
Judge Haas has suspended the ordef
pending the appeal.
A peculiar phase of the case IS
that Commemorative Attorney Haf-
rison also wants the will kept SC,
cret, as he believes that it will aia
him in finding the person who Poison
ed the eccentric farmer IN August
1912.
The alleged will leaves $1,000 III
cash to Miss McClendan. She also
GETS the farm on the Shenandoah
river and the testator's riding horse
The rest of the estate is left to my
tuo hrothers." AS Nicholas left four
brothers, the last phrase is puzzhng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
ovERNoR NAMES STAFF.
n From Ranks of States Mill
49, TIA ss ~

80
hmond, Feb. 2.-Governor Stu
Rs announced his first appoint
E-those of his military staff
is composed of officers Of the
Mia Volunteers. They are as
Ms:
konel E. E. Goodwin, Fourth IN
", Enporia.
kutenart Colonel S. r. Miller
| i'd infantry, Front Royal;
Iptain H. Norton Mason, medical
surgeon Richmond Light In
" Blues, Richmond.
[ptain w. w. La Prade, adJutant,
kctor small arms practice, First
|ntry, Stanton.
! ese officers paraded this morning
kr1iages with the exception Of
lain Mason, who marched with
Command.
De remainder of the governor:
will be announced some time
\ in the week, the list not hav'
Ieen completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02

Norfolk Fried Oysters at Rammel'
C2fe Daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
MAN SHOT IN HEAD.
he Was Attacked by Negro,
Whom he Wounded.

Edmond, Feb. "a white man,
|e name was said to be Wool
J, was brought to Richmond Sat-
1 night from his home in Gooch-
county, suffering from a gun
wound in his head, He was
wed to the Sheltering Arms Hos
and examination showed that
had hemorrhages of the brain.
yas at once operated upon. Wool
is in a critical condition.
ore he was operated upon, Wool
! told the surgeons that he was
1 by James MCGOWAN, colored,
Whom he quarreled on Friday,
hat he also shot the negro. The
twas brought to Richmond i'm
ately after the shooting, and
w at the City Hospital. His
tion is not serious. MCGOWAN re-
to discuss the shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
Loses Both Legs.

Roanoke, Va, Feb. 2.-Otis Comp
ton, fifteen years old, had his left leg
and right foot cut off yesterday al
ternoon by a Norfolk and Western
freight train at the street crossing
on jefferson street. Young Compton
with other boys, was jumping on ant
off the moving train when Otis Comp
ton. slipped and fell beneath the
wheels.
The lad was rushed to local hos
pital. While his condition, accord
ing to hospital authorities is crlti'
cal, it is not necessarily fatal. Ampu
tation of both legs was necessary.
Norfolk Fried Oysters 1T 2ammels
Cefe Daily,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02
IORS MANN AND ELLYSON
|ents Retiring Executive With
Iilver Service i'll Presence of =.
= Beth Houses. =


liver Service in Presence of =.
= Beth Houses. =
rhmon,:t Va, Feb. 3 A joint
4 pn of the Senate and House of
RsEates were held Saturday at whcih
kiiver service, consisting Of solid
er tray, pitcher and goblet, was
scented to Governor and Mrs. Mann
a tureen and tray to Lieutenant
vernon and Mrs. Ellyson. The sill
was purchased through personal
scription of members of the Gsa-
h Assembly. When the hour for
ksentation arrived, Governor and
Is. Mann, Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Ely
i and the State Senate in a BODY
Ire received by the House of Dele
ties standing.
Senator Thornton, of Fairfax,
|de the presentation to Lieutenant
vernon and Mrs. Ellyson as
zen of the esteem and effection IN
Itch he is held by members of the
neral Assembly.
Mr.. Ellyson made an appropriate
;ponse.
Delegate A. G. Weaver, of War
ton, ns'de the presentation to
vernon and Mrs. Mann, to which
, retiring governor responded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-02

AT a Corporation Court of the City
Alexandria, continued and held at
Courthouse of said city, on Mon
December 22nd, 1913.
Present. Hon. Louis Z. Barley
dye.
Charles Blanding,
VS.. IN CnanceFy
Nav Banding.
Upon the application OF the com,
|hinant stating specifically the last
Town place of residence of the &C.
ndant, the Court on this 22nd day
December. 1918, doth grant the
flowing order of publication:
The object of this suit is to obtain
absolute divorce by the said
harles Banding from May BlanSt
g on the ground of adultery snd
r general relief.
An affidavit having been made and
ed that the defendant May Bland
g, is not resident of this State
'l d that she has not been found with
the jurisdiction Of this state, that
OCeSS HdS OS~A i-buillSu ShSStS-
by the City Sergeant it is ,ordered
at she do appear here within. fifteen
lys after due publication Of this or
IF, and fdo what is necessary to pro-
ct her3nterest ii this suit.
Ind it IS further ordered that copy
said 6rder of publication be pub
he'd once week for four successive
eeks ina the Alexandria Gazette
wspaper published in the city Of AL
andria, Va, that.a copy be posted at
front door of The Court House of
said city on r before the next
cceeding rule day after tins order
entered, and that copy of said
der of publication shall be sent by
Eistere&. mail by the Clerk of this
urt addressed ID the said Mary
binding, the said nonresident de-
hdant at the CITY Jail, Bridgeton.
W Jersey, her .ast known place
abode.
NEWELL. s. GREENAWAY, CLERK.
nuel G. Brent. n n
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
ExorIO

~
the PsnsmsPscisc
~
aready revealed undertaking Of
hind history
BEAUTIFUL
sitons Of mea
Tho exhibit palaces 10000
hes over nine Of
The same building
No exposition
worlds nations
present On an elaborate exhibits The paru
psnns nations follows Argentina
Bulgaria Canada Chile China
public Ecuador France
nb Japan Liberia New Zealand Nicaragua ror
tuE salvador SIAM
WORK
Festival courts where Will be
and supro
aome Of them 100 feet
srs Tho garden and landscape
ina million
Thia OF universal
the
in bgh educational history
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
LOST. srRArED OR STOLEN.

On July 1. 1914. two horses die.
appeared from the pasture OF the
Spring Canyon Coal company at Hell
per. Description follows:
Bay horse. weight about thirteen
hundred pounds whom fat. eight
years old. branded p on let shoul-
der. One hind leg vas sprained In
the feticck Joint causing joint TO be
como enlarged. formerly owned BY
Enoch Bryner at Helper.
Bay horse. with a Roman nose.
strip In face. four years old. weight
about fourteen hundred pounds.
branded CID on right thigh. For
meriy owned BY Louis Jacobson at
Emery. Utah.
Ten dollars reward win be paid
for the return Of each OF the above
described animals. 70 tho Spring
Canyon Coal company at storrs.
Utah. s4-7.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10

Surprising Curc % Stomach Trouble
When you have trouble with your
stomach or chronic constipation. DO
not imagine that your caso Il BE-
yond help just because your doctor
faiIs 10 give you relief. Mrs. Geo.
stengie OF Plainfieid. N. j.. writes:
For over a month past l have BEN
troubled with my stomach. Every
thing ] ate upset n terribly. One
OF chamberiains advertising book
lets came TO me. After reading a
few Of the lettsns from people who
lad been cured By chamberlain's
rabie,s. J decided 10 try thev.. a. !
have taken nearly three fourths Of
a package Of them and can now eat
almost everything ! want" For saie
BY all deaiers.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
summer Constipation Dangerous.

summer Constipation dangerous.
Constipation In summer time N
more dangerous than In the fall,
winter OF spring. The food you eat
10 often contaminated and Ia more
likely TO terment IN your stomach.
Then you are apt To drink much
cold water during the hot weather.
thus injuring your stomach. Collie.
fever, ptomaino poisoning and other
Ills are natural results Po-Do-Lax
VIII keep you we'll. AZ Il increases
the bile. tho natural laxative, and
rids the bowels Of the oongested
poisonous waste. Po-Do-Lax will
make you feel better. Pleasant and
effective. Take dose tonight. soc
at your druggiAt.--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
Infection a Insect bites Danscrou,

Infection a Insect bites Dangerous.
Mosquitoes. fiies and other IN
seotz. which breed quickly In gar
baEe pals. ponds Of stagnant water.
barns. mus,y places. etc. arc car
riers q discaso. Every time they
bite you. they inject poison into
your system from which some dread
disease may result. Get a bottle Of
Aoan's Liniment. IL Ia antissptic
and a few drops viii neutrallze the
infection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails. sioan's Liniment dis
infects cuts. bruises and sores. You
cannot afford 10 DO without q In
your home. Money back II not sat
lsfied. Only a6e at your druggist.
--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
TRUTH TELLS
And the TRUTH Ia Told
In Our Advertisement ts
sy HOLLAND

M ERcHANTs have learn
III ed that the Truth Tells
when the Truth Il Told.
Hence they are scrnpuloas
that their advertisements are
accurate. Back Of every ad-
vertisement. back OF every
statement made 10 attract
custom. 10 the reputation Of
the merchant. his hope Of
continued success.
Deception may be profitable
Tor a time. but deception can
not be permanent, and the
profit based on deception u
necessarily brief. Truth 10
the more effective as Il IL Of
longer duration. Falsehood
loses lts effectiveness as soon
AS Il Is discovered.
The merchants who adver-
tise In this paper are honor
able men, and this would
make them truthful. But
above ell they are good busi.
ness men. and they know that
TO BE SUCCESSFUL
THEY MUST BIZ
TRUTHFUL
Read the advertisements
and pront by them. You can
rely absolutely on the state-
ments made In the advertisr
Ing columns.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
A Real SNAP In land.

have for quick sale 10 acres
under ditch IN ses. a6 and 90. TWP
10 South. Range 10 East. Only
$40 per acre. Q. d. RICH. Grand
Junction. Colo. ss-as.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
COLOSSAL sTArUARY FOR PANAMA-eAclFlc EXPOSITION.

TNTEnioR OF Of three studios intern.
uona Exposition shaving
partially completed thirty Zee, in here
which win adorn the
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-10
The NEWSPAPER
IS THE NATIONAL
SHOW WINDOW
~ HOLLAND.

XoU often stop aud look In
= show windows. don'tyouf
You may not need any OF the
goods on display. but you
stop and look. and you feel
that the time Ia not wasted
because you have learned
something
There Is another show win
dow that Il available every
day. a show window that con.
stantly changes and which
you can look into without
standing on the street. That
show window Is the newspa-
per
Merchants and mannfactur.
ers use our advertising col.
umns issue after issue 10
show you their goods and 10
tell you Of their merits. The
newest things are pictured
and described
Don't neglect this show
window, II Ia Intended for
your use. II offers you a
chance to gain valuable
knowledge You wrong your.
self n you don't
READ THE
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

Cara @bitromb, Got 75 in Sepon
pIaee ltnterabtbeiIuns, 81.
OieieIbe an Cara Mhitcomb, 20!
Sc In berIelben llnterabtbeilung 81.
Samuel .. Gppper an sStbd q.
'Spid. Got "a in Winrn u. Daeep's
nnterabtbeilunq in Woripoob. ST.
3bomds SnlileD an Qouife Brod'
neper, los Bel 129 SUB an Der nore.
Ditliden JGde BON Sft 5errrer itiln
MeWborter Str, 81.
Grbsn bon Marp u. r. Sollanb. Der
Gberiff an Cigar 8. ..-srle 80 bel
100 fsub an Der SiiOieite Don goIum-
bia gtpe. unb Gde bon gdlopell Str.,
$725.
Suao u. Seber6eru - Georss $.
GlsrsIanb. GA ssuB on Der norbSitlis
den Geite Der mciiern glpe in 5ers
race Part, 81.
Gjsurae 8. @pelanb on !5uao u.
Geberbera. bdiielbe 0runoitiid, 81.
GIisabtsh Auiute an Mabel 8. Sta
cen, Got 232 in Roripoob giep llns
terabtbeiluHa, 81.
Sirdm 6. Bullion oil Gbriitidn
Bauer, Got la in Siram M. 3tuli-
ion's eritsn abbitipa in Sperloof.
81.
gIiaabetb Wdrth II. u. an Simon
Roaoff. % BEL 1O5 Tuk an Der Siibs
isite Bon Ridmonb Ctr, atpii6en
Mounb unb Gutter Ctr, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
UrxnseisestJnMs. 5spstbefes
Gincinnati. Z. gluauit.
Neue 5ppotbefen.

" ~ "
fsannis q. Bridge an aibsraI 8
Ii. 3. Go., $500.
Charles goFsrt On pstsr WoIF
$3.50.
CHARLES goiTert an Cottage 3. u
9. Co.. $2250.
pearI W. 9rate an Sailsp Smpror
peb .. ii. &. Co.. $1,000.
u. y. Sdppmun an Cottage .. Il
6. So, $125o.
Climber 6us9es an Gt6sl M. .S9mis
5000.
psarl M. 0rate an Bartlett
EeaItn So, $3.50.
Soiparo Uedion an 8erman 3. 9
II. 9. Co., $1050.
Charles Maion an bieielbe. $1,000.
anbreip Sap an 9Ienbals 3. u. z
y. 60. $3.50.
Spnus SiHiter on GusIs g. Ii. g
I.. $2400.
Goparb 2pons on Souibern Sbic
SaOinss gant gp., $1,000.
Bernard Slate on oieielbe, $1,000.
Roceo Domino an bisIelbs, 5000.
sStba .. Cola an San Wareo 3
II. g. a.. $2SO0.
Cigar s.. GberIe an 7. 8arb g
II. .. Co., $500.
William 8. @ibion an Weitern Ii
SOutbtrn 2ife sni. Co., $4,000.
Simon RosofT on Tep gudepe 6
II. 9. Co., $4,000.
5eIen ao6 an RspubIic 8. ii. g
Co., 1920.
anna Wiener on Sobn GuartUrs.
$31o.
9etilgte 6pDotbe fen.
Gbnaro 6. Roberts an W. g. Sc.
lsnts, SPOTS.
Goitb Uleeis an Dn. Q. Spiuning
$50.
gsorqe aubn an unitp 9. II. e
Co.. $1,000.
Sal. Wsiton an Cottage 6. Ii. g
Co., $3.50.
Oscar gladman On gloria 9. Il
.. Co.. $500.
sscbn 5Oepfsr an Sprina 9rOp'
gpe.. 6, II. 9. Co.. $2700.
sSohn Gates on gban 3. Reebsr
$4,000.
: assnan s}feffsr on eIIa RpbOlO
$3.50.
atnnie gfpan on 8snbOms 8. II. 9
Co., $500.
Ron 9. Worrali an ailIie M. 5uo
ion, $500.
Sulia Gourtnsp an Saeo6 $. Munl
bsisil, $500.
Giibsr Nribman on garben .. IL
6. Co., $1,000.
gBm. s. @i6fon an proOiben. Ga
pings g. II. 9. Co.. $21, 500.
Wm. RidoiOn ON gtiDsriiSs 8. II
.. Co., $1,000.
Moies @iardnstn an glart Strnt
8. II. 8. Co.. $2750.
Z. &. Aeunings on adtberine Wul'
lin. $500.
Warn 5amant an Baltimore gtDe
9. II. 8. Co., $4,000.
4nthoup :. gsienunn an R. .
Mkedtlen $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
GranSeisentta siibertrasnastn
gineinnaii. Z. gusuit.

~ - - - - - ~~-TNN-i-'
81. Bartlett Stealth 60. on psarl
81. Grats, Got 81 in ber Bartlett
Realtp Comp. llnterabtbeiluns, 81.
pbebs z. DURHAM an Sba Wl,
grunt. einen glder 2anb in @ermei'
iuna 427 unb 500 in 9tnberion Sopn'
ibip. 81.
ssobn 8. syOdsn an .SObn Z. aart.p.
Got II in Rossr's albbition in Cali
fornia. 81.
Better wolf an Charles geifert. 4a
Eel 148 Sub On Der Beitieite DON
Warb Ctr. 100 suB n0rolid Don
Center Ctr. in WabifonpiIls. 81.
Carrie ". 5arriion II. u. - ~rans
ees 3. Zones. 16 BEL go sfuB on Der
Weftfeite BON Wain Ctr, 33 5ub fios
lib Der A. Ctr. $1,000.
4rpilld u. Sbafelforb on catherine
q. golbblatt, 80 BEL 200 r"s on Der
We'Heife bon parton Rodb, $50 Sub
n0rbIi@ hsr Sbferpatorn aDe.. 81.
sba u. SlubuEg an Marn Suel9,
80 Bel 120 isub an Der Weitisite npn
Sefferion @pe. in Reabirc 81.
mr~" q. Wusbben an Wdrp u.
Canning, 5 Sebre aeafs. bonn /. glus.
1914 auf ben 2abenraum on Der
norb0itli6en gde Der IL uno Main
Ctr. Wondtlide Wietbe STA.
sS:obn 2. Sdrris on Georne R.
Shmitt. 2hsil bon Got 76 in llnters
abtbeiIuna 81" prn OatIen 1drt, 81.
Samuel g. Daties an Dallas Wats
tbeips. Got 788 in 5iabpoint llntera5.
tbeilung, 81.
Gertrude Rei9srt an glifabstb W.
Jroeblih, 10 BEL 100 Nu5 on Der
WeitIsite ppn Chen Mpe., 81.
Gbs Dpminicn 2anb Gpnlpanp an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08

9ie Ster5 mieste lid in ocn Siif.
ten. Sic mar itol5 aui ibre idIanfe
gliitbe, Die Sas 9aiter nod INNER
llidt Seritort Gatte.
.Sc II idcnes @db6en, 10 II ma.
deres Mdofen," iagtc Die S6n,itteit
itrlo flopfte ocr Sterj Den 9fiifan.
nfimm oib man Die aartoifeln,
Sdmitten, iagte Die Ster5, ,bie Sin.
Der limo aa iait
Slls Die 9oder lno Spotter iid
per5ogen batten, bradjtc lie Die Sim
Der 5u 9ett, nidt obne oen ainberII
Der @el3eI cin5uihdrien, Dab tic bel
Der aeringiten llnrlibe ms aellerlod
miibten, ilno aann mafte iie SolIette.
Wtit gebranilten Soaren uno ibren be.
item aleiSera, 10 idon, Dab lie idmer
crfannt mitrbe. aing lie ibre gan, be.
ionoeren glbenogdnge, am Wlrtbs'
halis rno on cen Sbofen Der reidlten
Burden porbei. slm 9epenblih.
Goic, Der 10 flar i'm Mouoidein Iaa.
iIog ibr cine 9aoung uoa allerpono
arciibaren Giugen nod, Tie ladIte uno
Itedte cine aartofiel in Ole Saife uiio
Hina ibres @caes: iie iuhte Gabriel
9inbner uno ipilbte, no er 5u iinoen
mar.
StiIlc 9taft. on id)ipeigit 10 lpeiic,
hein S6Ieier idIeift rein uno leitt
iiber Die Groc. Wait niloem 8lai5
aebit on iiber oie b1bIi6en Mnuern
6es glrmenborics. sein 2iht Ieud.
tet ans bcn Senitern Nes perfaaenen
SaaIes, iladert siideno nitf iiiio mill
perl6iden, aIs fddme es lid, por Del.
ner @iite, aber oa betritt Grllta
g9ilm oen Saal ino pe6ielt Die Too-
tenlihthen hires Gin6es.
StiQe, title Ra6tl - Surd oeine
Nfilbe tappen iingeidifte Wtanner.
trittc. Gle beipeaen iih Die Grcppe
oes 9lrmenihIoiies binaiii, in ben
SaaI. Stubmaher Milm ianb feine
Rube i'm Bette, er bot iit) beinilih
tinaltiaciioblen, ieinen ipilBig fleiren
Gntel Seinrid) i'm Sarge Sr ieben,
Der Der llnebre aus oem 8ege gegan'
gen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
TX.

Ger W3Gr5 miro reid)er, ie geringet
GIiie 9rirfmanns 2ebenstrd'te mer.
oen. 9ie 2inoe i'm Soie idntiidt iid)
beoGdtig nit anoipen, oas @ras itebt
Doll 9lllmen; eliie iiebt Die @ogeI
pon ihrem Eager aus, luie Tie ilatterH
lmo iuhen uno Die eriten Zone Der
Sebnilid)t finoen.
Sable Gage nuib Setta grinfmann
auberbaIb 6eS Sauies nit Shireen.
aeben berbringen. gs iinb ,Seltitim.
ben, ipenn Nutter uno Softer 10 itiIl
beieinanber liben. ga itleihen lid
bie uralten WfiiIlers aus Gliiens
Stube, ba fonlnlt 9ruta beideioen
berein.
.1aa, 1rau grinfmann Tag,
,SrduIein Setta," iaete 9riita, .,penn
ihr beute ipn3ieren inhren fDoQt. i6
bin untcn nit Der 4rbeit iertig. 10
fam id ipobI binmtergeben uno Bie.
oenbrinf iager, oob er unten hdlt nit
ieinem @agen. bier oben gonnen lie
eud bas Spa,ierenfabren niht"
.Whitter III beute an if,patL Grli.
ta," iagie Setta, ~aud1 bI iollteit lie
gen bIeiben, on erbolit bid 10 npnig,
9ruta, bu nliibt bod einen Gottor
nebmen."
Gliie ueriuft iih su erbeben lrno
iintt IGhelnS in ibreaiiien auriid. ibre
RGberei, Die lie beiiauoie in oen San.
BEN hat, idat teiieite. Gruta greift
Sanah, aut tie lit 10 idtpafl, es lit
ibr cine @oblihnt, riibig, obne gu
reSen, auf Dem Shtble All iisen. 8iele
@orte iin6 cs nift, Die BEL grinf.
manns gerpetieIt perben.
Getta bat nlerIei Bidder NIT si,'
ten Rothidld0en fir aronfe. lie
mod,te 9rito beIfen, Die Die sterste
nift mebr Ieioen fam, ieitbem ibr
96rper in ser sfraueuflinif 10 Shlinl.
mes erbulben mubte.
(5Orti.sung folst.)
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Snbirefte 8 0 Il en-.

Gellnerin; rg&bmen sic aub ei'
men Sering, perr Suber2"
aIanfe. Seringe iirb mir ou tbeii'
er."
r3ebn 9fennis foiten iie iiur!"
ga. aber's Bier, oas man biHter.
FER trintt."
q o tbmenSige 9feinignng.
geiud)erin: ALA oa iinten ipieIen
ia Die 3tpiainec; pelhes lit oeim MN
Der Mar uno ipelfes Der alfreb2"
9iutter: nSn, 10 fam id, lie aud
nitt anseinanoer fennen, ba miiiien
iie erit seipaiden tperoen - Der Mar
bat Sommeriprpiien!~
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ans 8elsrabs Wersansenbeit
g.ue biforif9e Crime e.
rnngg.
Bon Or. R atmunb TriebriG d
Rainbl (g3ernoapib).

Sn bieien Sagen, mo in Der SiiOs
ofi.de Guropas bic @esenidBs aipiidal
bsutfdsm unb ftlapifdsm Weien iid)
70 bebrobli6 aussipibt bdben. entbehri
es aetpib nid1t zines attueIlen anterel,
iss, iensr 3siten au aebentsn. ba
Selterrei6s Banner iiber 8eIgrdbs
3inMen ilatterte uno aarl vi. nller
MeIt uertiinbete, bab bier fir alle 3eii
Die 9sutfden bic 0prberri9aft fiibrsn
icllien.
Die aunbe. bdb 8elsrdb einit 0itsr.
reihiih mar, bat bns berrli6e lisS
bonn EriiBen @ngeniis nift erloiden
laiIsn. Wsr peiB dber beiite, brB in
gslarab Dor nibt gana afpei sSabr.
bunbsrien cine .,Deuti,benftabt1 BEE
griilbst porbsn mar uHb iin ft1ttli5
su sntpidsIn angfanseH battsl
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q . d fdredlider.

Sic: ranrnii bn Dir etipas Gfeb
bnfteres cenfcI,. aIs iuenn man beim
Sbiteiien cine 9iabe fin6et2M
Gr: 30 ia - tpenn man einc baIt
be finbet!"
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Gs gefdIIt Dir bab Gu elaes. mas Gu
MINT, eiien nnb ,triIien aaerIei Iereniiauraen
genteben innrft: benn bel iiineen neiun6en
reuter ranfbt odS lebeH. Gber I1i t6ldt leicbt
bsit sdmerraen. 1ann iirb bic 5eiien srenrioe Zen
bic Dn IN Der Welt bdbeH nnnnii, Die St. Der,
Harb ardutsrpnlsu, helu fie perben Dir fdber
6lr griieuernrg ber 8efunbbeit belieH glbeffire
Gite, nm fpissnvrd sfne Itpbs bu psiomlsii.