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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
10 l'RllCl flIoIl
uND'ERC0Ou RIVERS
flaa voud Rem It'll nke Fam
llg ID Vast Dlkoll.

-
Fargo, n. D.. May To irrisats
North Dakota west OF the Missouri
river with water from unaspsround
rivers ~ under discussion by Director
Cooper and the. board Of trustees Of
North Dakota Agricultural COLLEGE.
These underground streams arc said
to underlis the country from North.
srn Canada to the Gull Of Mexico.
The idea arose from the number Of
towns that secure their water supply.
from wells In Dickinson. The wells
are 40 to 200 feet deep and six to
eight inches IN diameter. The Water
comes into them 70 . height ofs168
feet. The pumps can 30 operated al
great pressure without any visible.
change. indicating the enormous sup
ply 81 this underground visitor. &c.
Geolosists say there Il a unlim-
tied volume Of underground water
and that It + not q alkaline quality.
It will not injurs the soil If used for
irrigation purposes.
For small farms wells that are six
inches in diameter and 200 feet in
depth can be put down and ! twenty
horsepower engine installed for s.. 900.
Director Cooper says such inten.
sive irrigation would srevOlutionize the
farming methods In the western part
Of the state and result in smaller hold
insssand greatly Increased yields per
acre. It would insure some wonder
full alfalfa crops. I,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
UShAuGnNESSY At
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Charge It Mexico city cenaeIs
with Bryan.

Washington. May 1.-Nelsen
O'shaughnessy, charge of the Ameri.
can embassy at Mexico City until
United States troopssseized vera. Cruz,
has arrived in Washington. with
his family he was driven Immediately
to hotel. Later he conferred with
Secretary Bryan. g. 8.
Misfortune followed Mr.. O'Shaueh.
messy even to the seat of his home
government. Having lost most of his
personal possessions when Mexicans
looted his trunks outside of Vera
Cruz, after his departure from Mexico
City, the American charge lost more
of his personal belongings en- route
from New. Orleans to Washington.
Mr.. O'shaughnessy assured tnquir-
ers that papers of the embassy and, his
code book still were safely in hfspos-
session. AS to his own future he
would make no comment, donyine
however, that he Undersigned or that
he had heard anything officially con.
corning his own future in the services
Secretary Bryan greeted Mr..
O,ahaughnessy cordially whom; the lat
ter reached his. ONCE. The two were
in conference only 4 few minutes
when Mr.. Bryan left and went i'm.
msdtately to the White House. where
he consulted with President Wilson.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09

were Wilnaan H0tvol1on, aeorTe1 OPP
pie. Halbhsa lsItg, Luella Halvorson,
Grace listed. Mildred Olson. Aasot
|skrivse4las Kenneth Longbaila, Morris
QpsahL, George Olson. Teddy Olson
and Roosevelt Matteson.
Next Sunday. May 10, Is Mothers'
nay. Honor your mother byswear-
|ingsa WI tie sesrnation for the depart
led 1mothsr andzae pink,or Knight one
for the smother living; or send her :
box Of bright flowers while she may
enjoy them. We will have over one
Thousand flowers at the greenhouse
for Mothers, Day. Order curly as we
may run sshort. Phone 166. a. q.
webster. ADV.
I Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. .Bowser enter
Ftained a number Of friends at ''F,iYe
Hundred last evening at their home
823 Bsmid5tlaEeHue. The guests were
ESuperintendeut and Mrs. w. P. Dyer,
DR. and Mrs. G. M. Palmer, Mrs. +.
sIssArnold, 1Mr. and Mrs. q. H. Strick-
hand, DR. and3dMrs. g. lR. tSanborn, At
Mrs. M. j. Brown, Dir. and
Ms!niD. IL. Stanton, Judge G.. w.
Stanton, Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Lycan.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
NINE GUARDS Ar
SURE ! lDE;RING ARMS
toy
Fist Il3taunleni Turned Ger
70 Federal Troops.

-.
Trinidad, Colo, May A-Thres hun.
sdred rides sand three machine guns,
constituting the hrst installment Of
weapons with which mine guards in
Southern Colorado have bssn armed.
during the long coal strike. were turn
Cd over to United States stroops here.
In accordance with the. disarmament
order Of Secretary. Of, War Garrison.
The authorities are disposed to give
the strikers all reasonable time to-
sire up their arms. Major Holbrook,
-rsprssentinxs Colonel James Lockett,
in his addresses to the strikers, at the
Various camps. urged miners who had
buried weapons In tho hills to re-
cover and surrender them at once.
Holbrook was received with cheers
sverywhere, the strikers showing the.
utmost friendliness.
Sixty strikers rifles and revolvers
were turned over to the troops at
Walsenburg. William Diamond, strike
leader, said 800 rifles and 10000
rounds COT ammunition, now under
consignment to the union from New
York, would be turned over to tho
military authorities on arrival.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09

Laura Richardson of Park Rapids
was in Bemidji today.
Miss Anna Aakhus of FROM was a
Bemidji visitor yesterday.
- j. Oftedahl of Nary transacted
business in Bemidji yesterday
A complete line of field and gar
den. seeds at w. G. Schroeder store.
ADV.
Ortha M. Wilson, who teaches
school at Onigum, was in Bemidji to-
day.
Mrs. Martin Hogan of Grant Valley
was business visitor in the city yes
terday. -
One of these days you ought to
60 to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
Miss Myrtle Schafer of Wilton was
in Bemidji yesterday, the guest of
friends.
A. j. Edgerton of St. Paul, was in
Bemidji yesterday on professional
business.
Have your furniture repaired at
the bargain store first class work st
reasonable prices ADV.
Omar Gravelle, the hustling mere
llant of Red Lake, spent yesterday and
today in Bemidji.
A large screened in porch has been
built onto the Samaritan hospital,
900 Bemidji avenue, this week. -.
Miss 1nga Wilson of Wilton trans
acted business in Bemidji yesterday.
returning home in the afternoon.
Any one Wishing good homestead
write or apply J. w. Wilcox, Be-
midi, MINI. or Phone 598.-Adv. -
Mrs. c. r. Sanborn left last even
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
Health . Factor in Success

The largest factor contributing 20
a mans success is undoubtedly.
health. It has been observed that. q
man is seldom sick wnen his bowels
are regular he is never we'll when
they are constipated. For constipa-
ton You will find nothing quite 80
good as Chamberlain's Tablets. They
not only move the bowels hut Inn
prove the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. They are sold by all
dealers. ADV. s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for.
IT.. i. Bad Colds

T. When you have a bad cold You
want remedy that will not only
give relief, but effect prompt and
permanent cure, remedy that is
pleasant to take, a remedy that con-
tains nothing injurious. Chamber
lains Cough Remedy meets all these
requirements. 1t acts on natures
plan, relieves the lungs, aids expec-
toration, opens the secretions and re-
stores the system to healthy condi-
ton. This remedy has a world
wide sale and use, and can always
be depended upon. Sold by all deal
ers.-Adv. - 80 Z Z ~ IL. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
At The Brinkrnan
Tonight

Last night the Harry st. Clair
stock company presented sBecause
She Loved Him so," to a full house.
This is without doubt the best COM
edy ever seen here, in the fact that
it is not one of those plays that q per-
son goes home and wonders why they
have really laughed over a lot of nom
sense. The play has a very strong
plot and the situations are all ex-
tremely interesting and each and
every member of the company were
seen at their best. Tonight will be
the last performance of this play. On
Sunday night the Company present
the very popular Southern comedy
drama in four acts,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
About The City


<kk x = y = !,
LEST WE FORGET i
k<<<<< 4 & ~ \ X = y !,
Sunday is Mothers Day.
Baseball Sunday, Athletics VS. Big
Bemidji.
The next meeting of the board OF
county commissioners will be held
May 26.
That news items telephoned to the
Pioneer are appreciated both by the
publishers and readers of the paper.
Phone 81.
The next convention of the N. NJ.
D. A. will be held at Thief River
Falls on June 3, 4, S, and 6. Be-
midi is expected to send a large de-
legation. -., ..:.-. ..-.-
May Stewart and her distinguished
company will appear here next Wed
nesday evening in "Lucrezia Borgia,' -
and in a matinee the same day when
Romeo and Juliet will be produced.
The entertainment will be given un-
der the auspices of the Athletic club.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
VERA CRUZ i AlRL Y llEyl Thy

Red cross Expert 4 pprshsnsIvs 81 the
future, However.
Washingto ton; May some small
=pox prevails, but the city Il IN fair
sanitary condition and fairly healthy.
at present 10 the substance OF . cable
received by the Red Cross from
Charles Jenkinson, its representative.
who has just arriyedsat Vera Cruz and
taken charge Of relief operations.
Mr.. Jenkinson, however. q appre
5hensive Of more sickness with the ID:
vent Of tho rainy season and has
cablsd for large supplies of quinine,
typhoid and smallpox vaccine virus.
Meanwhile his urgent work Is to facili-
tate the departure Of refugees
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
QUESTIONS THE INCOME TAX

C0nstt4uttonality of Federal Act BIZ
toss SOprsmss Court.
Washington, May 8.The first case
to- reach the supreme court involving
directly the constitutionality OF the
federal income, tax was docketed
there. 1t was an appeal from the re.
fusal of the federal district court in
Southern New York to enjoin the
Union Pacific railroad at the instance
of a stakeholder. Frank r. Brushab-
or. from paying the tax. Twenty rea.
sons, are assigned for holding the law
-.--.,.. s....z.,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
The Making Of a Business Man

The old idea was that anybody
could go into business without
special training-1t is difficult
now-It is almost impossible for
a young person to get even q
start in business life without
training, to say nothing of hold
ing a position. The business
man prefers his children to meet
competition and win success by
sending them to the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
ARMY GUARDS. CANAL LOCKS

NeoAiere, stationed at Three Points
on Waterway.
Washington, May 8.-Colonel Goeth-
ais, governor Of the canal zone, re-
ported to the war department that
he had turned over the guarding Of
the Panama canal locks to the CON-
imanding ofhcer of the Tenth infant
ry. Two companies Of that regiment
have been stationed at Gatun, one at
Pedro Miguel and one. at Miraflores
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09

Rheumatism Quickly Cured.
: My sisters husband had an attack
OF rheumatism in his ARM writes a
we'll known resident of Newton,
Iowa. 81 gave him bottle Of Cham
berlain's Liniment which he applied
to his arm and on the next morn
Ing, the rheumatism was gone" For
chronic muscular rheumatism you
will find nothing better than Cham
berlain's Liniment. Sold by all deal
ers.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
COLONEL HOME WITHIN
FORTNIGHT.

New York, May s.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. who sail
cd Thursday from Para. Brazil.
on the steamer Aidan, wired
hts cousin w. Emlen Roosevelt,
that he would be home about
May 20. His message read:
Feeling better. Home 1920"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09

The tenth successive year without
a iforestsfire has just been passed by
the Powell national forest in south.
central Utah, -. j.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09

Remember to be calm in adversely.
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Read Pioneer want 40 =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-09
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31
saleine Rsliseina ArtAtea

- QuIu @iliou, bon 90. $40
gScit Court SraBe. ibeiIte Der 2oli'
sci geltcrn nit. rob Elm SdlIeidloie5
iUr aus ibrer @obmulg $40 geitOb-
Zen bat.
9IugcnideinIid nerieibe Ginbre.
der pcriibtc in Der giad)t ucm llcn5.
tag sllm Dllttrpod) al Der Saniielo
Strabe 5pei ginbrud)sOiebitable lmo
er Bate al ieiner geute 5ien,Iit
id):per ou idleppen, ba lie 5um gro.
zen Sbeil ans alpfermiin5en beitanb.
2lus Der 8otmllie bon @alter glnOar.
ion, 9to. 1862 Seniielo Sir, tpiiroen
- in 9upier1elo, iolpie bunbcrt Gen'
uirs qeiTohlcn mo ous benz Otatertal
ranrengeid]dit pon 2ouis 9reBler, on
ser S5aniielo rno g8ittler Strabe,
n1bm Der gurite $4 in BapiergelO
unS 200 4enuies nil,
Ginen gan5ep Collar in 9adr
ioiric cine sIn5abl gieiitiite erbeutetc
ein Ginbreher, Der in Der RaGt pom
Gie1i:aI gum MittpodJ Den Gdum.
!id,fliten Der Cincinnati Sppeiettino
so. I'M iedIiten Stodperf oes 8ebIu.
seq 20 $50 Git 9Idte Strabe einen
s'eiut abitnttrte. Gr bate feline
sdnpieriqfeit in Die 2ofuIitdten 3ll
pelangen, oa Die 5biir iii1peridIciieu
ipor. mlIBtc iebod eil Rult aiifbrc.
den. Inn 9eute MAIDEN 5u fonnen.
Ger guride biuterIieB einen 3cttrI.
in tpcld,em er Ole Gi9entbiimer auf.
forocrt, in 3ufunft, fals tie Die 9or.
sertbiir aufliebeu auh Die Sbiir bes
Bel5i6ranfes often gu laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

Die Sblneiterfeier.
Yer bel Der 5abreswenoe in einem
2ufal lit fam Srin bleibeu.

9lm brlitigen Splpeiter miro Die
sSoIi5ei eS nit Dem Wtitternadts.
ItIub Der @irtbihaften nidIt 10 but'
it1blid) nehmcit icoaB Die SuDres.
uenSe in genliitbIiher @eiie began'
gen neroen fann.
2tllerbinss perben ale Eeitaurants.
IN Genen Reiitige 8erdntc perfunit
rprr>er, iolUie alle g9irtbifoiten &C.
Eaten icirL prd3iie Inn Wtitternadjt
tire 1biiren 5u id)liebcH, obcr Ole
&Iirthc broudlcn Die 81 ser 3eit III
6cn Sotolen bCiiuoliden @aite nitDt
az Die iriid)c 9uit }ll lrGen, iortoeril
6ie CSiItr crtcIten bis ;uei llhr Nor
Gems Sclcacllhcit, bas 5u perSebren,
tics iie cor Mittrrnadt beiteQt baben.
JtaG, M;tternaht oari rpie betGnnt.
lid nnS SeieB c5 uoridreibt, be,
@Sirib feline leiitiQen 01etrdnte mebr
per.auiell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-31

iunger Wnnn, nit oem lie eirtEbeater
beiufte, ibren Diamnntring i'm Wertb
bon $3.50 .,iiir einen slugenblid" ge'
borgt habe NIB Deridp,inoen iei.
q gerifaniider 2 olbat in
Merifo berbaftet.
Brownsville, Ger, 30. Ee3.
Ger ScIbat BON 8ismard bon 1roop
6 pom Q. Ser. Stanten aapalleria.
siegilncut, III IN Wierito perbaitet ur,o
nad @onterep peididt iuorben. lpie
aus sfio BrniiDe Gin acnelbet miro.
gr bcanb iid auf llrIaiib nadJ Man'
dcros, Merifo. ipo or perbaftet MIR
DC. @ar,m, iii bier nif3t befannt. Gr
bcbauptct. nit Dem Seiriihen @ciano.
ten in Werifo peripanot 5u iein.
gaumDoIIe fir Tenti h.
lamb.
@alu elton. Ger, 80. Ge5erber.
ger 9ampier elmer" uon Der Nor.
aan qinie, perlieb am aPittpod
@alDeiioil nit ungcfabr 1000 9allen
gaiunipolle an gcrb. Ter 9nutpfer 1T
ilad5 gsefr sorf Beitiniut, mo er alfs
9ieue acblen nn0 aroDiant all guro
nebnien mno barn mad grcnien abse,
ben miro.
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@ie es IN Yatis 3usebt.

Die .goii. !3ia.1 brinsi foIsenben
pariitr grisf. batirt BON 80. ROB-.
aus Der Stbsr eiu,s geridieriiattsrs
ameriianiiasr gl1tier:
.Tas Doll BON paris mill fi9
Hiht psittr narrsn IaiIen !" Ders
itniss. Der bisfe Worie sinsm 5iiier
bes Gsissss an Der 4Isranberbriite
;urief. maGis mir nidt ben Ginbrud
sinss gum Sturm auftpisselnbsn Re-
poIutiondrs. mir baben pabrlif Ian=
q. atuiia setpartei. Wir pollen be
Wobrbeit. Wir perlangen anssb5rt su
perbsn aIs anitdnbise 8iirser. anges
bort Don irsenb einem Miniiier, Serr.
Iaiieu Gie uns ppr!1 Geine 4nfplas
d. bate ben arsis Der giirger. bie
eintn Mintitr ipredsn iDoIlien,
idnelI psrar0bsri. glls tr begonneu
bate, niohitn ss ibrer 80 cher 80
i.in. Ole sr enbets, ruawn ss 500
Der Mann b,s @eisbss sriann.e bic
0efabrsn Der Girabs unb iunte ben
0olisrsbnr mil ianftsr GslpaIt benz
Freiis ieinsr 3ub6rer au eDirtiben.
ni6t obne borbr init einem Signal
ppliseilihs siIfe berbeigsrufsn 81 bds
ben. gtbsr bic Rsime oss Nufrubrs
ionntsn nid,i mshr unierbriidt ipsrben.
gln sinem Sonnias @ormittna nm
ssbn llbr battle i'd, erpartst, bab Iit
bic @druns, bic bumpf unb bumpfer
iptrbsnbs, nift 10 Ieidi al GrDIO los
nsr perbiHttu fpiirbe. 81. 2suts fras
rem. lpie Der spsiis Rsbn.r. Der ben
Repefaben Isines munbtoi nsmatieu
0ors1nssrS aufsriff, srtlGrts. In Der
MehrsdbI aus Der airds cetommen.
~Wir baben Sroit aeiu4t. Grbstuns.1
fubr or fort. .glufriihrer esbsn niht
in bic airfe.A Gr bat atiriB reht.
glber nit Der tir6lihtn Stimmuns
ipar "a pcrbsi Wnn bsireits ben cr,
fen Mebntr. llnb Der ppiiaiit b-t.e
kinabs ben unfreilpilliasn Wea in bic
Seine aenpmmen, tptnn Ct i'm lsfteH
Qlugsnblid feline Mnsreifsr niht fes
fhporsn bate. ibn feinr bartender
sgamilie nitt al sntreiksn. Die nnh
unb mad eintrsffenbsn Woli'iaen
unb Golbaisn fiibrisn an 100 .9tufs
fuisalsr@ ub.
gsohin Der 3iia ipoItc2 Nad oein
ndfitbciien Wliniiteriiim. Radl benz
Gnni b'Criap, ipic mir eiIige IhciI.
nehmer inatcn. Gs bate lid, bas @e.
riidlt perbreiiet, in irgcn6einem wli.
niiterium i1nbc aeaen eli lihr cine
ipidlties gsrafbung i'm Beiftin bss
@r1iiocnien Noiucore itait. gieIr bat.
ten ihr @cbctbud, in Der Snuo. vgeir
iino nuitdubigc giirgcr." ipieberhclte
int MeggebeH Elm bohgelpafieiier
;Siinisigpr, Elm Sansbeiiser aus oam
s,iertel an Nnbnbof Ipniparnniie,
,Die imanitdnbioen 9iiraer, nleiu
s5err, bas iinb Die Werbref,er, Ole IN
oen perpiiiteten G,ebieten pIiinbern
inlS noroen ,lub biejcnioen, Die, fern
pom gdu3 uno GIeno, i'm Siiben on
Der 9iipirra lpeiIen iino inns pfrbun.
germ Iaiien, ipibreno iie ielber prai.I
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Die Heupurt Office fir bas yGin'
eimnater gplfsblatt" befinoet iid in
gsp. 339 yurf Strahe, seseniibcr BEN
GonrtbonIs, ippielbit gsenisfeiten, Nm
3eiseu u. I. III. bis 10 llbr 45 Wsina.
ten slbenSs entsssenseuommen iper'
ben.
Das Seitament bon Sobn g.
sapIor tpurbe i'm gountpseriht bin
terlest. @r permdtt Der ct. pauls
GpiscopaI &irhe $1,000, bem Speers
SoIpital $500. Cine 8iifte isines
8aterg @eneral Sames Suplor iiberz
pies er Der Siitorical Soeietp bon
an. Die @obnuns erbGlt ietne 9at=
tin Bette 5opIpr, bic aud Seita-
mentspplIitrederin lit.
@runbeigentbumsiibert
gen: Gbriitian Weber an Sobn Weld,
2pt in Clifton, $500. &atbarina
Sennsgau on 80. 8. Ssben. Got un
Der 2inben Gps., $4,000. Sas. 8.
Rutber an Wdrn guher, etnen Gdno-
GompIer on Der Sranp apsnue fir
S25OO.
= Gheitsins: fsreb. Cooper uno
2pbiu 7soiter. bsios BON Reipport, 4p.
Soau Teiier, %, DON St. 9ruis, Mo.
unh gtha Ruliu. %, DON Cincinnati,
..
= Gifertsits &ommiFdr Gber.
bat betannt oemadt, RAP bic Wirtb
idaften in Der Neuidbrsnadt big
llhr pffen bleiben tonnen
- Die Reippprt 2oas Der Git;
ptrb beuts 9lbenp SnIte3ier feiern III I
San3 unp muiitalii6er llnterhaltuna
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.iit tein sutss Omen fiir uniere 3u=
tunft I'M GtiIlen O3enn. mir Der.
fd,adern isbt unfers gleutrolitdt fiji
britiihes @clb.@
.9sbt Sbre 9luslesuns." frus Der
apnsrebabseOrbn.te Copper, .bohin,
oab obfdon mir bonn te4nif8en
Stanbpuntt neutral, in Der Sbot etns
Der perbiinbtteu WGdts bilben, ba
mir bic SefdOFs fir bic anberen Iies
fern?"
sd CLAUDE, ertptberte 9srr 9arts
bOIbt". bab mir particsps criminis
iinb beim @eritiimmsln unb S0bteu
Der Mannsr, bel bem Sd>affen bon
Witipsn unb Waifsn unb BEL Der
9srlanseruns beg arieses."
Serr 9aribolSt ertldrte. baB Der
gsIammtipsrtb Der felt gssinn oes
arieaes bon bier perfanbtsn ariesss
materials iid auf $15o,0OO.o00 bes
Iiefe.
I'D bin fsii baDon iibsr5eust."
fdIob Serr Bartbolbt feline ausfiib-
ruHsen. .bab penn mir bic ausfubr
pon ari.ssmat.riaI Osrbistsn iuirbsn.
Der arics i,br baIo gum afbidIub
sebroat ipsrben t0nnte. Die @ertiirs
sung bes arieess lin nur einen eiH-
3igsn Monat. fpiirbe fir uns mebr be-
osuten aIs Der asinmmie profit, ben
Die 6abri.anien Don arisesmaierialen
er5ielen tGnuten."
9as aommittss traf 9orisbruHssn
nm Don Monias an D.lseatioueH bon
Rstp gpri. GbicasO unb philadelphia
in Der stHselegsnbsit gu bDrsn.
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pom 9,oriier SailsbeiiBerianimer Dor.
aetraaen. @ernbe bic fpoblbaberiben
aialien bdtten iih ibren 0erpfIiftim.
gen scseniiber ben Wermietbern onrdj
a!lerIei Winfel,iige uHb Sd)iebungen
su cnt3ieben neritanben. Wiele coer
better geiagt: bic reihften Wietber
hdtten ifcn slnfong aliigaiit gefiin.
biat. llno oieienigen, bic geilohen unc
bis belite nod nif,t 5uriidgefebrt nd.
rem, bddtcn oil nIles anoere als nn
WietbeSahllng. pianoen2 geihldg.
nabmsn2 Mein 6uusbeiiber loHte Hts
fer aiii. .ssu unierer Strabc periiiG.
ten ied,s 9eiiser es nit oem Der.
idIenSern ser M6bel iiuo 5itriidselai.
ienen @ertbinfen ibrer am Wsittel.
nicer In bebaeIihen SoteIs Den Jrie.
ben crirartenee., aR!etbber. gtoh nidt
bimocrt 6ranfen er3ieIte man fiir
@obmmgseinrihtnserI cie oreihig
unb pier3istaiiienS iyranes foitsn.
Sabntal gaer mil in Iaris bellie
NobmmseH faiifen2" ygeIeiblui.
gen p" ,amsgeIdloiien, mein
sSerr, sllles lit bier entipertbef, mir
nift ole acbensmiitel, bic aobTcn. Die
marmen aIeiSer. Iinge, bic mir ar.
men 2eiliel nid)t baben. @or Dem
friegc beiaB ib bier Sault,. rcilte &c.
bort mir nod eiHs init sipeiUsietberI,,
bic aber nid,t einen Sou 3nblen f6n.
ilen. Wcrgen iperbe id, fpabrid,einlidl
ieIber duf Der StrdBe liegen. 5i,iau.
men nit nleinen bei0en a)iietbern.
aitd oas @as bat man ibnert seuoni.
men. lliib aoble iiebt man iiberbaiipt
nift mebr."
Wit Den ,fniien Dor Berlin bari
man beilte ben Pnriiern nid,t mcbr
fommen. gs mar bas bic 5nbel, bic
III alnfang Septembcr, ais bos @c.
ipenit Der @eIageriing auftaudte,
tod @laiIben fanb. Garis lit unsI1ii.
big ae'porSen seraSe bon eem Nh.
gcnblid ab. no cs iib pieocr nit lei.
nem Gottc niisaIiobnep begnnn. gds|
untirdjlite Varis bciab entifieben
nlebr 3uueriihi CUR Hesieniilg uno
seriegsIcitung. Tas garis, 6ns bsteri
gebt, bot ben @lau6eii luib bic Soif.
nuns uui bic 3,lfunft perIoren.
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Coll fir einen Maffenan
sriff auf DeutfdIanb
tonitruirt perben
Rem Dorf. 80. Dss. pebro
ghepa, elm meriianiider slpiati'er,
Der iid ipdhrenb Der Iebten bier Sabrn
in europa aufsebaItsn bat unb Der
an gorb bes gunarb Ddmpfers .gar-
pathia" bier unsetommen III. fast.
Snk Grantreif sipei aroBe aufifloit.n
baut. NIT melhen es i'm ndhTier
Jriibiabr DsutiGIanb iiberfalIen MID.
CT iasts. baB buncsrie bon s,panssr.
ten 0Oppslosdsrn. isbsr nit esner tlei.
nen &anons unb gomben perIebsn.
unb sabIreihe ginbedsr, nit gomben
nnb ftdbIerneu pfeilen ausseriiitet, irr
Jriihiabr bersii isin ipiirbsn. iibsr bic
Seutiten 0rense au fIiegen. Die Gias
bsder ioIIsn bauptiddIih fiir ben
aunbiaaftsrbienit beftimmt fsin uno
eins Gsfhpinbisisit BON 100 MsiIsn
In Der Stunbe babsn. 9lne aeroplane
iOlIen ein.n 5lussRabius BON 100
WeiIen DON Der @reuse aus baben unb
ibre llsb.rfans nidi sin5eln. ipis biss
Der. ionbern in srob.n 9iDiiionen
MAIDEN. 9i. 9lpiaiitsr. bic bieie Wlas
i6insn bsmannsu iOIlen iptroen iebt
in mebrtren orobsn Sdulen uusse'
bilosi, fast Gbapa.
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