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leee, Woman Not Waited n Caaada

Nay Ha.s alias Mother Jones" q yeareld agasor kas
h referred angel e the eanps
wanted Canada Yesterday when the feminine trouble maker
walked ths gaaspaak Of bssad for Vancouver keen
syd Canadian official stopped her and politely Informed the Joaes
woman that she eos eater the deminiea to kick disturb
aeag he niner Her reputasoa had preceded her
anticipated Yellow Buttons sueceeding Yellow
Dstteas in directing policy poor old family joas
nal 4 Csmea street will protest and have the citizens
rayed" recall the said aff,eiors officials
the high power rife boys might iy
Being Mary Harris get into Canada stir ladies'
trial nce and boodshd she that sh will
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

iLeir policy the women are absolute
~ deaf Ia suggestions or advice"
The father Of Mis-. Bi0miisid Mas
a we'll known architect. Her grand
father. the late Dr. Blomfisii. MAS
bishop of London.
Lady Bloomfield. who attended the
function. explained today that she
~as looking after friend shoHa she
sas presenting and kn.s. nothing oi
her daughters action.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

return to Colorado this be will look os another parade
Of the tent colony slaves for mother" there forty ways when
staging matinee denominations and mob
Canada however, particular about the keps
vegYettahe that Colorado again be afflicted
who has twice been arrested and held under military surveillance
q distssbey Under Canadian
would far with her neenda talks violent
sells and would find hyssa eople natter and her
psoaae defiance of constituted authority would her
q million
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
0rrine for Drink Habit
TRY n AT our KXPEN0E

We are in earnest when we ask you 10
uivr ORRfNE q trial. You have nothing
TO risk and everything TO gain. for your
money will be returned. IL after a trial,
you fail to get results from ORRtSE.
Thi. offer gives the wives and mothers
Of those who drink to excess an oppor.
tuni'y TO try the ORRINE treatment.
1t is a very simple treatment. can 10
given in the home without publicity OF
loss Of time from business, and at .
small price.
ORRfNE is prepared in two forms:
No. I. secret treatment, a powder; OR
RtNE No. 2, in pill form, for those vho
desire to take voluntary treatment. Cost,
only A1.O0 box. Come in and talk ovel
the matter with us. Ask for booklet. !
Hausman Drug 20. Three 4SoreA
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
Man MISSING 8
YEARS RETURNS
PARhl|zEO AND
DUMB

Cbiraso. Ill. Jpn" ss-Wh-n n
brother ami sister today affirmed
shsis hash-r'. ia~atifics,i.n of shs
assi-si.as II. Il W." as hvs .on. and
tho latter. .es~ n,iaa is a practical
blank and whose sa<sl sosa. ass par
ais sr-s. cave ssissrs~~ .f atfsstineass
s~ss.. m''ssn.- os-hts s,osh-r hssv so-
daf tho eight year old nssss.r, at
the man MAS ei~as~a 10 sl,e sais.sss-
sian IT ali eon~~sn.d.
Airs II. y. t'isiin last rial. i.ssa.
,ifisi the iran as Earl W lies. hrs
s.a by y former husband. Lus his
bs"sher and sister protested that hr
appeared Ia lsr Too old.
lies a mining .astnces with inter-
esss at Go,atir'i. New. disappeared
in 1905. samc ,iwc thereafter a
nan ~hoe~ voice ives soae aaa where's
memory ~a. all hut = blank appear.
at Rochester. Minns An operation
by famous surgeons failed In restore
his mind. wh.s rrrs.~.i her ~su,s
his initials -. e. H." q sometimes
- II. r.
Last November Sac patient sud.
denly disappeared from Rochester.
hut vas found hers and taken To an
infismarr at Oak roscsi a suburb.
Airs. fitkin. a woman of wealth. be.
fore clinic at Rush mcdiea, college
yesterday identified the man by tat.
'"o marks ard intans,ic seass and
other evidences which showed the
authorities she was tho patient 4
mother. There is only Que word
which J. e. r. OF lies eau arsicntstr.
'''Thas word is 'ric.''' exclaimed
Mrs. Pithin. 'is was always his
favoritc dessert. That he recalled
incidents nj his boyhcoi was indieai.
cd in tho gestures of ascent or mega.
,ion that he made. While he va. at
school In Kansas City there was a
tornado which tore away the bcifrv
Of the school house and injured n
little girl. Asked II any unusual
thing had occurred to him while al
school lies in pantpmine described
the storm and the falling wrcckaec
Mrs. Pitkin explained the usc Of
tho initials IL. II r." by stating
that they were those Of her father.
They were engraved on his watch.
which was given to Earl. Earl was
carrying the watch at the time he
was injured.
When Jles left chicago in 1906 he
had $1,000 with him with which to
complete payments for machinery to
be used In his mines at Goldf;cld.
In the fall Of tha, year Mrs. pitkin
received letter from him dated Min
neapolis stating 'ha. he was on his
way home. That was the Last she
heard from him.
Apparently he was stricken with
paralysis, or was injured In a train
wreck near WascSa. MINI. There
was nothing by which to identify
him and he remained in that village
for several years. Rochester is
nearby. but efforts OF expert sur
Reons there to restore the mans In
telligence were Intellectual.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
A DESERTED BRIDE

Yesterday afternoon sbou, I q.
sisck beautiful dssk.ryrd woman
in full bridal attire. ~as seen icas.
ins the storr of the Jamt-scn House
furnishing Co. on Main street. where
she had probably purchased her btid.
al outfit. furniture. etc. and quickly
enter a waiting automobile. hut there
was no waiting bridegroom. no
tiushin- youn< swain 10 smile a
welcome to thi. sweet young thtns.
Her hand. risidly siulehri a i,ou.
quot of orange blossoms aud as the
auto slowly moved along Main street
she stood and looked with longing
eyes into the gazing crowd of on
lockers. looked in vain for her soul
mate To come and lead her to the al.
tar.
Not a tear dimmrd her eyes. moi a
sigh escaped through her rosy lips.
thi. brave little woman must have
suddenly decided that the reason
that she had been deserted almost at
tho very altar must have been he
cause she had neglected to have her
prospective home equipped with the
latest electrical devices. for her auto
WAS stopped suddenly ami she was
sccn entering the office of the Trini-
dad Electrical Transmission. Railway
& Gas Company. After waiting for
hours for her TO again enter her au-
tomobiic the curious crowd that had
gathered reluctantly dispersed. lcav-
ing the deserted bride calmly stand
ing in one OF the display windows
surrounded with every electrical de-
vice that n bride could ask for.
Should any young man Of Trinidad
desire to take pity upon this deserted
maiden he will find her patiently
waiting at the corner of Main and
Beech streets.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
NOTICE

rpon request of any reputable
physirtan. wc will furnish electric
fans free 10 the people Of Trinidad.
for use in sick rooms. duriae the hot
summcr months.
THE TRINIDAD ELECTRIC TRANs-
MISSION RAILWAY 4 GAS CO. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
d.. Eliot on Trades Union.

Dr. Charles Eliot pden, Harvard university and Of
the worlds criticism with unions
psnepls method and practice and the views Of this
learned considerable value Dr. Eo,s eoms~ai
contained letter which he wrote eecsiY
ssiai the ,soi,s Union Cambridge Aasa who
had solicited his d. Eliot sad:
objections trades altogether educational
had Rad effect the character and
happiness msmbe d erEsais ne,hod which they
have used still The first ot hese Objectionable meth
gain their sadx The second the limited oaiPst The third
the ~ax- ou,n.yen xi,hesi xad
skill Ie fourth the d,x Of eoatsses,h<is eos'sasts
sad which eoysss and have catered aso with
but have not yet fsf,ilsd.
asd Of ,h practices soAoas ot The
The aad third rob the ~ekak
siseax srM govnmen and make probable 'ha h.
w 10 10 hearty aaleaS faithful Us1sr these eosdioss
mpesshr happy the life work. for thsr happy.
ssp, that aore ~h good WILL srl asd
lsyalty.
Il agree With you that the trades sseas hare esxhi
hapSias working Higher wages sossaed hour brs
elsshss sad DO sssss eeass'. ksasse
happiness has the lasuses Il The eh d. Hspp,ns aaa
Of ad pssfsesly plaaa that in
ny shakas thy will BE- leas they satsstes
tAs day work. Il the gndgsg spn which they work
which hsa fo getting eaasess Of hes ~ssk fss
. lvsaiAssa
IAN vrsssd thinking people tesve that the progress Il
a dspsaas universal steady pseasesve assr he sssess
ssea - teissvs the less works The b<sses.
"AiAsssA psefshassss applicable IN ali Industries.
N sssad methods Il mode e fsa the
Sspsre esshiass prot, shsss
ps empsyss asd employed alike precisely the motive
ss faithful seAeoss cooperative adsssYy aHd Tot sscseal
asevasss profit sh.rsg method ~l which does
b ID. long profitable allie employer and
pIsysd and 10 capital aad lases
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
CHICKEN PIE DINNER

Ladies' Of the Christian church
will give a chicken pic dinner on
Saturday, 35c. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
FRECkLtS
Now d The Time to Oct Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need Of tcc,iaS ashamed Of yoas
fscckics. ~ the prescription othine-
double strcnssh-is guaranteed 10 rc-
move these hemciy spots.
Simple get an ounce ot oshinc. dou.
bic strength. from Hausman Drug Co.
and apply = little Of IL night and
morning and you should soon sec
that even the worst frcckics have bc.
gun. 10 disappear. while tho lighter
ones have vanished cutircly. II j.
seldom that more than an ounce II
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

decided 10 romplciciy clear the ska
sad gain . beautiful clear complex.
Ion.
TIC sure Ia ask for the double
ssrrnssh olhiac - this j. sold usdcs
guarantee Of money back u IL fails 10
remove TvvekicAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

en- WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
A HOST OF WITNESSES

1t is reported that 80 People left
Riverside for Conconully when the
train arrived at that station Monday
They were jurors and witnesses sum-
moned to attend the January term Of
court. And that is only one place in
the county from which people flocke,l
to the county seat in response to sum-
mons from the county officials during
the past week. The little shire town
was crowded to the limit of its accom-.
and a vast numper of peo-
pie were put to great Inconvenience
and expense. However, outraged 60
ciety must have it's vengence upon
those who go wrons no matter what
the cost, and if people are so foolish
az to be around when crime ia COM
or the officers think crime mas
been committed, they must persorce
lend their aid through the medium
OF testimony to the end that the ac-
cused may get theirs good and plenty.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
WHIST PARTY TONIGHT

The ladies of the Civic League will
give one of those delightful whist
parties this Friday evening that con-
tributed SO materially in aiding 70
make last winter pass off pleasantly.
Those who attended the series of par
ties during the winter season OF 1912
IL will be eager to take part in the
one that takes place this evening. The
function will be held in the large din
ing room of the Hotel Spokane, which
the proprietor has kindly placed at
the disposal of the ladies. An admit
lance of 30 cents will be charged, and
the receipts are to be applied to carry
ing out the work of identifying the
town, which is the primary object of
the organization. Everybody Is in
vited, and SO many should accept the
invitation that the quarters secured
will be taxed to the limit to accom-.
modate the gathering.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
FRIDAY CLUB

The members of the local Odd Eel
lows lodge and friends of the order
have organized a club, known as the
Friday club, for the purpose of holding
a series Of eight entertainments in
Odd Fellows hall during the winter
months, the first having taken place
last Friday evening. The attendance
was much larger than expected, the
music was excellent and dancing was
enjoyed until 1890. The rest of the
series will be on the following Friday
evenings: January %, February 6
and 20, March 6 and 20, April 3 and
II. The committee announces these
dates so that there will be no occasion
for interference with the dates of
other social events.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
MOVING IN

H. j. Desmond Is moving into his
new quarters in the Odd Fellows
building this week. 1t will take sew
eral days for him to get settled, but
when his wares are all in place the
establishment will he we'll worth see
ing. The large we'll lighted room gives
him an opportunity to display his
goods to the very best advantage
something that was impossible in the
old stand. A large warehouse in the
rear of the store provides room for
the storage of the more bulky furni-
ture. Mr.. Desmond will have a store
that the people of Oroville can be
proud of,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
M. f. SERVICES

Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday. The pastor will
speak both morning and evening at
the usual hours. The morning sub
ject, life a Sacred Opportunity
Evening subject, "The Relation of the
Church to the Saloon" Sunday school
at 10, and the Epworth League at $3.50
as usual. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 1880. AL, are cordially in
vited.
A. H. MORTON, Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

Already the first steps are to be
taken in starting the building cam.
paign of 1914. o. 3 Allen is to start
at once excavating, weather permit.
ting, for a concrete block buildino
25x5O at the northeast corner of Cen
tral avenue and Vancouver street
The location may be better understood
by stating that the building will be
on the corner across the street and
Just west of the Gazette office. When
completed the building will be occu-
pied by Mrs. Annie Mitchell as a mil.
linery parlor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

pie of this state, and its revival at
this time is a dangerous and mex
cusable betrayal of public confidence.
1t is a pity that an important and
supposedly non-partizan commission
should be subjected to the indignity of
being compelled to participate in and
become party to corrupt politics
when ostensibly employed in great
work.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

rouND-By Mrs. E. v. Ramey. a small
~ pocketbook. containing a small sum
th;a can have same by calling at
n ILLS once describing property and
paying for this notice. anu
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

foh RENT-The Robert Evans res,-
p, aence. furnished. Apply to J. A.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
WANTED.

WANTED-Farmers who are going into
dairying please order hand separators
early 80 as to have them when needed'
Ierms given OROVILLE CRNAMERY'
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

glove. Fi DaeK FUR, FUR gauntlet driving
flee 'iiuer please leave at this Of.
1t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

oROv1LLE UNDERTAKING CO.-Fur-
suits. robes, etc. Calls answered nieht
or DAY. Licensed embalmer. LADY At.
tendant where desired. L. w. BARNES
resident manager MS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

"AhE uP-Put q glass In that oId 6.-,i--
th en- w1ndow before cold weather. wa hS1.
. snS glass at ED. DAVIS h~rdwuaav e
store. o"afe g
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

Why don't you send your cream - ~
Oroville Creamery. We pay the hiShest
market ~ price for butter fat which nov r.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16
IlEpF

Chas |
this WI
j. @
were
w. ] |
cOnull1
as a
Dept
Concoj
crinin
Frai |
Concoi
a erin
J. II
Conco|
capaci
Mrs
son lie
days \
Il. A
day II
serve
Juror.
An
the pI
shows
evenir1
Mis-
kane
home
j. G..
II.
jectel
conul1
2 SUNNI
Maj |
cOnulI
as a v
durinj
s. I
sellge
was
witne
DR..
the C
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

You can ship q 10-gallon can of cre.,r
On from Nelson Circle or NighthawE for
W. " cents enn. ne me, empty can goes back free
back VII" in tim aUo' y % by not sending the can
me depot when you bring Your cra.n a
OROVILLE CREAMERY 'O~' e'eam.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

SEND your laundry to Oroville Steam laun-
dry, now under new MANAGEMENT. TN
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-01-16

Orders for the Oroville staam T.,,.1-.
&c, can De left at Chas. Loudon's store thss
TWO barber shops. any Of the hoteis % V ~,
eeiephoning directly to 26A y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
@rnnSeissntinwsiibe iibertrasnxsta
gimeinmati 7. alasuit.

Senrp 81. gliirre nn eli5abetb
9iaboff 80 Sabre Baht bonn /. alii.
quit, 1914, so bel 125 Sub on Der
Sitieite bon SuQipan 9lnenie, IN ct.
Bernard. SGbrIid)e Wfietbe $50 nit
9rioilegium gum 9lnfailf fiir $500.
8annie @. gosue II. glnb., an S9e
q. u. geters 0ieaItp Co., 8 Sabre
Boht bonn 30. Wfar5, 1914, 2ots
%. %, "a uno Tbeil bon Cots 25
uno 90 In llnterabtbeiliing bon 6.
@. Starblif's @rum6itiif. $500
9aar un6 ) ssrooent bonn anfaIiS.
preis 5u $40 per Sub.
@eorge s. Salon OIL Marp Sal.
Ion, SO BEL 146 5uB al Der Beit-
ieite bon aRt. gerron glpenue in
Spoe Barf, 81.
Gillian 6. !SaIbrnn OIL Warion y.
S5obniton. Sot 43 imo SbeiI bon Got
AZ in Wiius & Shines 2. llnterab.
tbeiIung in 9orpor6, $4,000.
8. z. Gmitb on o. a. wsoebrin.
ger, aoutraft sum Desteaf BON Got
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
&axn bas Usltall iid pers
iilusen9

Der Wanbsrer. Der bic lsbten Goritc
an ben WaIbssgrsnsen Der 2tIpsn
pur9itrsifi, bIidt in na6bentliden
Stiinben nit sinem leiTen Gsfiibl Der
@sbmutb auf Die altsbrpiirbigen ars
pen unb 9drten, bic Don ibrem altern.
ben ausgshSbltsn Siamme bic tnorris
gen aeits in bas ai6t binausIsnOsu.
4ber in ben meiftsn JGllen ipirb Der
Bid in Der llmsebuns persebsns nnd
iungsn 9dumen iudsn; ben alien fsblt
Der Ra6pu6s. lie iierben oabin. obns
cine junse Generution gu hinisrIafer.
2angiam, aber iinaufbultfam ii9 polls
5isbenbe tlimatiide 9erGuberiins.n.
YsrpieIf1ltigungsn feinoii6er Snisis
ten, unbeba9t -iiberiteieerte gingrifie
bee menfben in Die S9dbe Der Ratur
- pieIerlei @riinbe bat man geltsnb
gsma9t, nm bisiss melandoliIds
GfauIpisI bes 2tusisrbens su btuten.
Die 5rast. bic bier sritsbt, bsI1dftisi
nit fpsiterem aisbIid uno Ditllsi9i
gr0b.rer pbiloiopbifder 9rasipeite osn
Astronomer. Der iibsr Werben, S4ids
ial unb 0ergehsn Der SimmslstSrpsr
2lufIhIiile iiihi, bic Dem foridenben
MeniHsniinn iid psrhiilIeu. aunn Sds
DelttbaI iid bsriiinssn2 WerSsn fiir
bic Gtsrne unb 5immelstSrpsr, bi.
nsystgs, ,,,A fyerbsn tuiifgeu ueii, Isur,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07

| fden. Hod bat Sabrbunoerte lansegss
obadtung unb Toridung ietn sins
lpanofreits BeiIpiel feititellen i0nnsn.
bas, ais Betpeis oafiir gelten ionrlie.
bob Sterne neu eriteben, bab Sterne
lgeboren ipsroen. Was mir am Simite!
bic .nopns" nennen, lino 8.itirie. bic
I9lei6fant einen Wioeruusbruh erleb:n
uno in fGtnellemDerfalI bnnn pom neii'
EN- ben 3uitoRb oerHebelbaftistsit snt'
segsn glsiten. 9srgebsns fpriden ipir
bel ihnen na6 ben pbafen elmer fpiri'
liden Gpolution. gBie oasSnbipioulm
psrsebt. psrsebt Ifliebli6 DIE bdmilie
uno Die Rdiie. bos Bolt nnb bic Mrt.
Silt bides @eieb aud, fir bic Delt
Der Gterne2 Omar mill fib Der Wtens
iGengeiii nift nit bsm @ebanien elmer
spigsn fiirhtbarsn 0a1t psri0bntn,
uno felt Der Wlitte oes pergangensn
Sabrbunberts fdreibt man aud Der
tosmiihen Wlaterie einsn eipigsnsreisr
lauf si. Wldn slaubt an ibrs TGbisieit.
nsue Sterne gu idoffen ober DIE alien
III perjiins.n. gefidiisen bic 1batfus
den oisie gtnnabms? Die Hsiis,turt
Sur9 Strob oOer 3uiammsnitob ipdrs
Elm etfpas gsipaltiames Wlititl Der foss
mii6en Jortpflan5uHs go nett liessi
ole Sterne i'm Wsltal Don chamber.
oab jeoss gsitirn 3eit gum Dsrloidsn
bate, ebe es einsn 3uiammeniiob ers
! lebi. Inter ben Miaionn Sternsn
bic mir nit unisren Snitritnisntsn
pabrnebmen, bat es nod tsinsn ipirt'
lid einpanofrsisn Jall pon sinem 3u'
iammenitob gsgeben uno aud ni9t ben
elmer Sisrnenesburt. unb bod bat Die
sbsorie Der GpOluiiou MN einsStilBs,
cine 0ruppe lnbsitrsiibar isbr junssr
Sterne. Der enslii9e aItroncm 8. y.
RuIIsl bat bieie Gruppe erforiht ne
nab i6rerGeu9ttraft ssorbnes u. mad,
IpsitraIanalptiidesn unieriudungsn
gefunbsn. oab iis iib in 5iusi @rnppsl
tbeiIen: bic sinen iino pisl lsuhtenoer
ais Sie Sonne. bic anoern pieI i4fpns
| der. Die jidrier IeuftenbeH iino naa
RuJIel bic jiineersH. Wlit Der 3eit tpers
| ben mir he ii8 Juiammen3iehen. ila
erbibsn iirb iit IN fpsibe Stsrne pers
lunnoeln ieben. Bon einsm getpilisn
@rabe Der @erbi6tung dber miro Der
grfaltunsspro5sb Die uebermadt 1es
pinnen ii6 bei6leunisen. Der Sisrn
perIieri an Waii, unb gefpinut an
| S6nelliateit. gis oann iAllsblib, 1ls
Elm 3eidlen bss 2tltsrs anr uls cine
2lntiinoiaune oes 5poss. bic roths
Ndrbuna erIbeint. @efpibbeit. olb Der
9erlduf iib 10 poa1ieben miro, beilBsh
mir nod nitt, aber e sritsbi Die Wiog'
lit1teit in nG6iisr 3eii our4 Btpbdf'
tunaen uno 9eriu6e bic eriebnisn Be
fdtiaunaen su erldneen. Sine san3c
Reibe BON Sternmarten bat I'D ole's
Qlufaabs gsItell.. limb bod bIeibt audJ
oann nod cine bunee llngetpibbsit
Giinn eeidt iinb bic Sterne Ruilels,
su tpenige iino ibrer, um ale Bsrlpiit
al erIesen unb 10 lanSe mir ibrsr nit'
DieIe Ieben, 70 lanss Die Rstrnten Dt'
i, tiinftigen Simmslsarmes ni4t y
MaiIen eriiebsH, lam nnr Die Soft'
nung ms psrbsiben, bab bic 3utuni'
Den Gag Obus Gnbs unS Die eipig'sIl
umfabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07

Der urfprung Der Ruiien.
Ulan idbreibt aus Petersburg: Gin
ruIIifGsr- s5orifer bat i'm altai iols
aenDe aesenbe iibsr Deb llriprung isls
neg Bottles aufgsSsi9net, bic inter
Der bortigen bubbbiiiifHen geDOlis.
ruua perbreitet 1T: Gs mar elnmal
in ben milten 9ersIhlu6ten e!He
.inIame 5Dbl., in Der Elm frommsr
Wl5nf, Iebte, bis i'm 5aiten uHo Gs.
Bet 70 iebr sridOpften. oab er err
frantic. 3ufdlis 5Os ebsn eins yiomas
bsnfamilie on Der 60ble porilbsr, ano
bic iunss 5otier bes 5auptlinss
tonnte ibrs Tsusier ni4t iifsrpinnen.
sic trat in bic S0ble. 4ls lie ben
arantsn iab, lieB iis bic 5:rbs unb
ibre 2elt. i'm Stif. um i6n 5u pflss
aen, unb als Der WOn9 unter ibrsr
Jiiriorss aenaB, ma4!e er iis aus
Oani6arfeit gu ieinsr 5rdu. Dariiber
erarimmte at.r Der aOnig bes Wad)s
bdrreides, Der bic @erlsBung Der buo.
bbiitiihen Srbsnsseliibb: niht unses
trait lafien pollts. ST ianbie ein
aanaes Seer aug, um btn WOnd gu
sii6tigen. gfls bisier bic Geinbe nas
ben fab, banb er RObr gu tlsinen g.s
zen suIammsn unb iiedt. bieie nm bic
SSble in ben gpben. Do eefGab
elm Wunber. Die 8eien ptrfudnbsltrn
lid, in arise,r, unb fiefe brateH
ipieoer Nobr. banben es uub iiedtcn
bi. geien in ben 8oben. go ldnge
bauerte bic 0erpanbluns. Biz Der
Ul1n4 elm er0be.es Seer dls bag b,s
feinbliGen aDniss bate unb jents
breimal in bic Sludt fdlusen tonnte.
Damn aber iiieg Der W0nh nit benz
Rauhe bes Sercfeuers gum Simmel
auf unb lies feline Gattin allein gus
rid, bic nun nit ben tpun0,rtar ers
f6dfiensn srieesrn Elm Rsih sriin'
bette. Don ibnsn itdmmi.n bic Ruf.
fen db, unb neil bic Sfilfrobre. aus
benen bic 3aub.lbei.n ssbunbsn purs
ben. ben ipartn, hnben uuh bic Ruifen
beute nod bellies 5aar unb ipsiBe
6aut.
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te piel sebrdufts Mort .Sommers
| lfriI6e4 itammt ursigentli6 aus Sis
rol, no man Tdon felt Sahrbllnoerttn
| in Die r5rii6sD gsbi. Sn elmer gps
5ensr Gbrpnit bon 1910 beibt Is:
Die Sntpobner babsn nsbtn ibren
Sduiern in GtGbten aud uHbtrs IN
Der 56be, oa6in iie gu Gommers iid
perfiissn, unb pon Der b5isu nisbsrsn
Welt sleidfam 5u einsr tblsrSs
hilmmlii9sn ellen, ipo lie ii3 ,u qua
tenn 0snussn obiiihIsn. srIuitissn uns
lsr!ufssrn sSuntu.s.