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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27
Estimate of forest Timber by Species

TIE district forester al Portland,
Oregon, has recently completed an
estimate, by species, Of the timber Oh
the twenty-eight national forests in
Alaska, Washington and Oregon,
OF the total stand Of 292,594 mil
lion ieet, Douglas fir ranks first with
1855 million feet, and is found on
all but three Of the national forests. the
two in Alaska and the Fremont in south
central Oregon. On account Of the
abundance Of western hemlock timber
Oh the two national forests in Alaska,
this species ranks second with 72,85l
million feet. Yellow pine holds third
place with 30,363 million feet, and is
found chiefly east Of the summit Of the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ruth Wells to A. L. Mitchell 81 "
p lot 3 Eagle Dale Orchard Homes.
Geo. B. Deering TO o. B. Robert
son ST. 1t 6 blk Leav. Land Co.'S.
Add to Leav.
Geo. B. Deering to L. B. Robert
son S. Its 7 & 81 blk 4 Leav. Land
Cos Add. Leav.
Sheriff to A. L. Mitchell $1,000 e1a
swA sec 24-23-1o.
Sheel Mckenzie to Ida M. Davis 81
Ii % blk 7 2nd Add Leav.
c. E. Hamilton TO Jno. w. Beasley
ST. pit seA neA sec 11-24-i7
Deed H. Mayor to A. B. Coleman
81 II 3 and Ii 7 blk D Cascade Gar
dens.
J. w. Miller to L. P. Robertson 81
Ii 81 blk 2 Replat Ii 2 Leav Land
Cos First Add. TO Leav.
L. P. Robertson to Geo. B. Deering
81 Il 81 blk Q Replat of blk 5 Leav.
Land Co.'S First Add to Leav.
Sheriff to Lamb Davis Lumber Co.
1857 Its 3 & 4 blk 7 G. N Plat to
Wenatchee.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

we have looked upon pain and sui
fering.' said Or. H. Cameron Gillies, a
London physician. "as the greatest evil
to which humanity and indeed all the
living creation Is exposed. and we have
esteemed it great mystery. There is,
however, DO mystery about pain ii is
the universal language of mankind
and of all living beings all the time
and indeed our great teacher Without
pain the human race would make no
progress. and we should have no evo-
luton in nature.
1.-THE people of my native highlands
have an old time proverb, There is al
ways peace before DEATH and to this
day they do not ike an illness not at
tended with pain. They look upon it
as dangerously ominous, but the mo-
ment the sufferer begins TO complain
they regard the case and condition as
distinctly hopeful My long expert
ence is that this is true all the way.
They have another gem, Where there
is pain there is life'-and hope.
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French Military Sentiment.

During one of the wars between
France and England a French officer
blew up his ship to prevent its being
taken. He and all the crew persisted.
The French government recognized
the officers heroism by entering the
name of his sister. his only surviving
relative, in the place in the navy list
which his name had occupied. and here
it remained until after her death.
Napoleon Bonaparte conferred upon
La Tour d'Auyergne the title Of First
Grenadier of the French Army. He
had declined promotion to the colonelcy
of regiment because ii would sepa-
rate him from his brave grenadiers,
but he was not insensible TO the dis
tinction which the epithet made ap-
parent. When he was killed in battle
the emperor ordered that his name
should be called at every roll call of
the grenadiers and that the sergeant
should answer. Died on the field of
honor,"-Army and Navy Journal.
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Maqnifioenoe of Antioch.

When Paul entered the city of Anti
och there We're doubtless many re-
mains of the Greek rule with its mag
nificent art and architecture. for from
the east to west one of the later kings
of the Greek dynasty had laid out a
splendid corso with double colonnades
of marble. which ran for five miles IN
a straight line through the very heart
of the city. In wet weather people
could walk from end to end under
cover. Trees. flowers and fountains.
we are told. adorned the promenade.
and poets sang of The beauty Of the
statue of Apollo and of the Nymphae-
UNI erected near the river. These
things doubtless Paul saw, as web as
the splendid theater and aqueduets
and baths which We're added by the
Roman conquerors shortly before his
time.-Christian Herald.
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PRIZE FOR STORY BY WOMAN
State federation Literature Committee
Announces Competition

Mrs. R. B. HasseI Of Everett, chair
man OF the literature committee Of the
Washington State Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs, has announced a SIC
prize to club women Of the state FOL
the best short story TO be written and
submitted to her before May /, 1915,
and to have a place on the made in
Washington" program for the 18th
annual convention Of the state fedora
ton in Spokane next June.
A directory Of Washington authors is
also planned by the committee. Mrs.
w. J. Brier gave a list Of Washington
authors in a paper before the conVen-
ton at Raymond in July, mentioning
the following: Edward T. Meany,
Hiram NJ. Chittenden, Herbert H.
Gowen, E. S. Curtiss, Joseph Blethen,
Jack Bechdolt, Kenneth c. Beaton, E
T. Skarstedt, Charles Eugene Banks,
A. A. Denny, T. ]. Dillon. c. B. Piper,
Ezra Meeker, John H. Williams, Cap
tain R. K. Beecham, R. P. Wood, Ella
Higginson, Adele M. Field, Ada
Woodruff Anderson, Alice Hartman,
Sarah Pratt Carr, Carrie Shaw Rice and
a dozen others.
Some local beginnings have been
made" writes Mrs. Hassell. The
Tacoma library furnishes list OF 80
Tacoma authors, marked probably not
complete The Seattle library segre-
gates Its books by Seattle authors.
They number hundreds"
The regulations in the short-story
writing contest are that all contributors
be members Of state federated clubs
and the story may be anywhere from
800 to 1900 words in length, and
the scene of the story is to be laid in
Washington.
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Bravery and cowardiee.

Cowardice is often ignorance. are
any men brave. more ready to take
their lives in their hands. to reckon
death as one Of the daily encounters.
than the deep sea fishermenf Yet a
group of these men brought TO London
by one of their missionaries have been
seen too terrified to cross the street
The police had to stop the traffic to al
low them TO cross. The quick, quarrel
some fearless cockneys who laughed
# them-how would they feel in a
freezing storm in the North sea A
spider may terrify the most courageous
of women and a veteran shrink from a
eat. Every hero has his weakness
and we may believe every coward has
a point where he turns and viii light
the world.-London outlook.
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THE POLAR EXPEDITION.
Tea and Cocoa the Only Stimulants
Used by Shaekleton's Party.


Before starting on his present ex-
petition to the antarctic Sir Edward
Shackleton. the explorer, spoke, among
other things. of the value Of sugar as
food to travellers In that region The
craving for it is very strong, he de
clared, and then he added;
ITO show you how valuable sugar is
TO the explorer there was an occasion
when we marched 321 miles. drawing
laden sledges, in fourteen days and a
half. Every two hours we each took
two or three Jumps of sugar Within
ten minutes of eating them we could
feel the heat 20 through our bodies.
The highest temperature Of that march
was e. degrees below zero.
I'VE shall take with us no stimulants
except tea and cocoa. We drink the
tea at midday 10 refresh us for the
afternoon march. The cocoa is taken
the last thing at night TO preserve
bodily heat during the hours of sleep.
The greatest temptation that assails
an. arctic explorer. is the desire to drink
on the march. AT his feet there is po-
tential liquid In unlimited quantity.
But the snow is at 40 degrees below
zero and must be melted in the mouth.
The heat required 10 melt it is much
too precious to be used in that way; il
Is needed to keep up the bodily heat
and energy.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

a schoolteae6er once fold her class
that the courage which makes us do
what we think right. regardless Of the
snears of others. WAS moral courage.
{ the best kind.
Then if a boy has a box Of candy.
ike me yesterday said a lad, and
II be eats it all himself, without Civ
ing any 10 people that have no right
to il. no matter how much they call
him mean and stingy. that there's NOR
al courage. amt it. teacherTr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

Cascade mountains in Oregon and
Washington. These three species
constitute IS per cent Of The Total
stand under The jurisdiction Of Tie
forest service in these three states.
This estimate, which IS only approx
innate and viii be improved upon as
opportunity offers. segTegaies the Ie
naming aa.ouut Of 81 per cent into
tweaty ofher SPECIES. some O which.
ike redwood, are found On only one Or
a very few Of the national forests in this
region.
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General Utility.

A young minister had obtained a KIRK
in a Scottish mining district. After q
deal of difficulty he managed TO secure
lodgings. The first morning after his
arrival the landlady knocked at the
door with the rather unusual query as
TO whether be had washed himself.
Yes he said. Why
Because" she replied calmly I'm
gaun to max a dumplin' for the din
ner. an / wild like the len the
basin '-Detroit Free Press.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

Father hIundered into the library
last night Just as Jack kissed me-
said Grace.
.'oh, how awful!' said Evelyn. And
what happenedy
He pretended TO look for book
answered Grace. i asked him what
he was looking for. He said, i want
"A Study In Scarlet" but ! didn't
know we had three copies National
Food Magazine.
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Dlzzya Bniiou.s oonstipatedq ,

Dr.. Kings New Lie Pills will cure
you, cause a healthy flow Of bile and
rids your stomach and bowels OF waste
and fermenting body poisons. They
are a tonic to your stomach and liver
and tone the general system. First
dose will cure you Of that depressed,
dizzy, bilious and constipated condi-
ton. 25c all druggists.
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state Officers

u. >. ~enHtpFs
" / Homes and NJ. f.. PoindeXter
...o.s,,an ard Dist. w. l.. Lafolleite
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State. National and County Officials

Cabinet Officers
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West Bound
THE COMFORTABLE WAN

In effect November p, isl4.
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Nos. 4 and 25 viii be fast trains and
Nos 3 and % will do the local work.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-16
9sr Osrraaate su4ov.

SuneIt tam Der baperiI6t Sbruns
folgsr in cine urprotsItdniids pros
bin3Itaot 6rautens, no sr uls Gbrsns
prGitoent Oes lanOpirtf9aftli6sn Der.
ems fir gapsrn ben msbrtdsigen
Sagungen %au5upobneH bate. auf
Gem 8abRhof mar GROCER gmpfung,
Die @ertretsr Der uniberIitdt unO Be
dmteni9aft iparen auf Dem 8dbnitet9
ouTgeitelt uno pom Electromagnetic IL
6enten matchmaker NIT StanO unO
Rumen borgsitellt. Ulit ieOem Deds
Telte Der belitbts aronprin3 Elm paar
Treunoli9e Worte, erfunoigte iia nab
Den 9auptaufgaben, Die ieosm seIttat
fino, uuo 10 lam er aud an einen
langbdrtigsn 9~s3irtsar5t, Der ben III
Bagern nidt gan3 u~nbetanntsn Ras
men 8ii9ofi ais 5amilienuansrl
fubrt. Mas lag oa nGbsr ais bic
5ruge: ,Die ptele Stelen bat S6rs
@emsiuoe2" @robs @~srbIiffunS bsim
8efplgs, baIb untsrbriidtes Baden Der
3und4'tbsnotn, Bis Der gtfrdgts
Iclbit ibsr Die peinli9e Situation
biniibsr9iIft unb frif9 untluortet:
nUleins gemeinbe, tel. 9cbeit. III srO'
Der aIs Die muuaes Si9ofs, id bin
@sairtsarat."
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Bel lpsIism ON ttdrlIttn unb ilds
tighten IN or i'm Rltlnirisgs. Or Iisbs
Sirabmidmpft, neil mon babel bon
sinsm f4trsn ShIupipiHttI aus
i&iebsn lam. Grtili1 - NIT Der
megiiaHiIdeH SnisbiunR IN a i'm
a1etmsintn nift melt Der. Der me.
yitaulI6e Golpat Ihisbt gruHbIdbs
lid ms glaut. Del ben Sabirsi9sH
.Sdladtsn' 5piI9tu ben sruppen
bts prGIbentsn unb bsntH Der 4ufs
fGnoil4In Ii.bt bic 3abl Der SpTsr
gu btr pubrau6ien WunitioH in I'll.
mem dbnIi6sn WtBpsrbdltniEe, ipis
ouf BET Rednung bon Cir Sobn
6oIItaIf bos 9rot, bos sr ssseGsH.
3u BEN Sttit, ben CT gstruntsn bat.
Qotirlt9 fsbIt ss unt,r ben Weri'
tonsrR ni9t an ~sin5sInsn topfsrsn
unb gstittsgsgtnpGrtigsn Golbatsn
unb GTfiJisren, ober cine qrmse
mad ben GrunbfdBen mobsrnsr gus.
bilbuns lam man bos msTitaniIbe
Stsr ntdt Hennsn. S9on burum
ui9t, neil tbm Elm o~rgontfsrtsr Der.
pflsgungsbienit poaItdnbig Isbli. Sbn
erItbsn bic Grausn. Die Grausn
trogsn bas aoa3eus, MAIDEN 5susr
on uub iohtn; Elm meyitaniIbss
SruppsHlaesr maht sinsn safl3 dbsrs
raidsnbsn @inbrud: Is Ttbt aus
pie Elm rislsnerobss pidnit. llebsrs
al nimmtlt Is BON ainosrn. Die
5raun i4.insn ouf rGtItIbaFts Beis
ie INNER rsdt5eitig ein3utrsffsn. Sic
folgen isI6It Der Rapaqerie, ia
GrousH NIT Rinbsrn an Der gruTt
tun biss aud. Sbrs ausbauer unb
Singebung lit betpunbsrnsp.rt.
SIN anialuB on bic Obsn tr.
pGbnte nQanopoIi5si", bic IpGisr su
einsm bsionbsrsn TruppRteil Der
armss purbs, isisn BIER nod elm
poor BOrts iibsr ben quIiStibisnIt
In ben srSBsr,n Stdbtsn s.Iagt. Sun
grOBeu unO snn3en 1T Bic qoIisei
gut Orsnniisrt, unb bon ben oberen
@orgsitBtrn pirb auf trittt grs
fiiaung Der 9ienftpfli6teu geIeben.
Cine Gigsntimli6teit bsItebt in Der
Snuptitabt Mlsrito bartn, bab bi,
poli3iiten nit 2ottrnsn OsrIsben
iinb, bic is an ben Gtrabsneden,
in bsrsn Qdbe lie Ti9 befinbtn, bin.
i~telsn, I'm pdbrenb Der Rabt Der
rettenosn qatroutle bic aontro1iss
rung Der aeuts gu erIsi9tsrn. QuG
limb bic poli3iiten msiftsus bon ets
SignoIe ssbsn ite Ti6 bsrmittsls Der
aud bier in amerita gsbrdu6li9en
SisuaIe pfsifen, u. OerbaFtsts psrIonsn
peroen BON einem qoli3iiteu an ben
onbersn pettergegsben Bis Iie
i4lisBli6 ben 9~epaRrIom srrsi6sn.
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mas 6Oifon raHAt.

Der bsra6mte Grfinbsr GSiIon lit
betanutIi9 Isbr SerItreut. gbifon lit
absr aud elm unpsrbeHsrlt6sr Raus
hsE, sr bat INNER cine 3igarre i'm
Wun0s, unO 5rpdr cine rsat tsurs.
Sn0efsn d9tet er ni6t DieI auf Die
2uaIitdt bes 5abafs, Don Dem ct
Die oidtsn Rau9poIttn ouslt0Bt, uno
Die e6teR 9dpouas, bic ibm iein Sic
ga~rrenbdHOler in Dos Saus i9idt,
tinosn an ibm teinen aufmertIamen
8eurteiIsr. Gines cages Idbt sr iid
piebsr Elm 9uBeno 4iitsn nit 3isars
rem tpmmsn uno iteIt lie in isinem
Bureau auf, I'm ie ~beitGnOig Sur
6anb 3u bdben. Cine Mphs ipdter
tparen ale aiten leer. SIS lit op9
uumDgIia", 10 osntt er f9, r0ab id)
in 70 tur3er 3stt II RiItsR gu 100
3igarren uusgerauAt babe. absr es
tommen ia ioniel 2euts IN meiu 8ua
reoli, benen nil iA ss etnmaI 5eigsn,
DAB Iie niat tmmer auf meme Rotten
ruu9en Oarfen." Gr Idrsibt an isi.
men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, er m0ge ibm
ie9s aiten NIT S9er33tgarreE i6tt-
ten, aus papier, 2umpen un0 9ua,
rem geIsrtigt, absr nie ri6ttg. 3isars
rem uusIsbeno. Die 9sIteQuus miro
piinttIi9 uusgefiibrt. ginen MOnat
.IpGter beIu9t Der 2ieferant g0iion.
Run. pts Iinb sic 3uirisbsu9" -
@omit9" - init Sbren 8tsarrsu2"
- .Mlit psI4en 3tgorrsn9" - rWlit
Der beionosren Sorte, bic Sic bel
mir betsat baben; papter, aumpsn.
5adre!4 - Die baben Sit mir &c.
I9idt?" - .Qatiirlid, unb i9 iebe,
0ie &iiten Iino i9on pieOer Ieer!" -
goiIpn itsbt einen 4ugenblit in ties
.fes NoaIinnen b%eriuRteu, Damn bri4t
er in Elm 2dden aus. - .4lip biz
3igdrren ruude i4 ieBt, ie idmedeu
bpr3iglid." Gr bate gana ieiner
Grid pergeTsn uno nidt einmGl &c.
merit, atpsIa' furatbare MiiduHg4
sr rauats. Seins 8sfu4sr nber, in
6ieIem GaIls tliissr ais sr, mu9tsr
Ii8 feline 9ergeBIidteit sunube unh
fubren unterbeFen fort. Die aiIten
nit ben suten 3isarrsn gu Isersn."
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aitrvIhaaifdrs 5oIOatrn-
lrbem.
Tie sglnralss" obrr 1nnbpuIibtiiruppen.
Ter NuIissibisnit Der eanpthabl.

lie sguraltse obrr RnnbbuItbeiiruppen.
Der RsIiasiDienit Der eanpttabl.
mas fix siusn einbrrs nan BON
mtriios Deer srhdIt, oas bdngt lsbr
BACON ab, no man feline Rtgimsns
ter 81 @sffl, bstpmmt. Dos mss
ritanii6, Seer Ssiet f6 in Der
9auptItoot gang anbers, als In mts
I.gsnR probinBItdotsn. Sn Der
SoupiItabt III bic Qluspobl Der Qlrr
NEE psrtinigt, uub tpsr nur bort
fpsilt, nirb ipobl ME tintn unsuns
ltigtR GinDIud bon mterii05 SolDds
ten trbaItsH. Riot umIonR bate
Der Don lsinem 9atsrlaHOt 70 uns
oantbar bsbanbeIts poriirio 9ias
bic ausbilbung zines moosrnsn
9tsrpsIsns gu elmer istnsr gtbsns.
ouigabsn gsmoht. WtoOsTnt WaFs
fen uHb GsI4uBe nurosn angstauFt,
auf 3udt uHb Orbuung ipuros nit
Strsngs SsbaIten, uno 10 Bat benin
Der Qnbttd zines bshertH meritanis
G9sH Rtsimsntss, ME man q .tipa
bel ftitlidsn @elsgsnbsilsn auf Der
glo5n MoBor in Der Stabt auI3iss
ben i.bsR Tam, sttpas burdous @ss
bitsenss. Die llniformsn, bic quss
ruItuug THO tinfa9, nbsr Or6sntli9.
@an3 anO,rs ssItaItst lia bas Bib
an Der GrsnSs bss srobm mtritoni.
Idsn Reitts. 9a lam man strpa
srIsbsn, oab bic StraBsn elm GROCER
Srupp MsnIdsR in Rsib unO @IieO
berunttriOmmt. Der 81 beibtn Ssiten
bon Observation-Disclosures psrIuusn Be.
sleitet ipirO. Sinb ss 9sinngsns2
Das III Der srfts @eOants, ben Der
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I9Dpfsn unb lssren". 0a batts 9ia3
einsn bortreIfIiden Ginfaa. nNies
pisl psrbisnt ibr pDfentIi49" fragile
er bic RsrIs. p0ur9fdnittIi4 ios
unbIo piele Dollars" sd nil
eu1 has 9oppelte geben, tpsnn iAr
bon surem ieBigen 2eben labt uno
aGtungspsrte S~taatsbirger psrOen
tpollt." Das mar Der re9te Son.
Die 9onbiten iiberIegten unO I4lus
gen au. Griiber batteR tie geraubt,
geItoblen uRb gsmorbet - ieBt tpurs
ben fe gu elmer 2anbpOIi5eitruppe,
bic Roub, 9iebitabl unb MOrb gu
perfoIgen unb 81 beItrofsn bate,
Die RuroIes finb nod uno na9 3u
einem ber tpsrtbolen 8eitanbtsile bes
meritonii9sn 9eeres getporosn. @s
Iinb %gsipanOte, trdftige Burden, bic
in ibrer tlsibIomen sroueu, nit ros
ten 8ortsn per3ierten Uniform
ptG1lig ausIehen. Sic baben brsits
@iirtel, seitidte 6pIen, braune aes
%berfGttel. brnunes 3aumaeus nit
rotten Gudittn, unb finb NIT piitos
len, Gsipebrsu unb benz Muhste
(SGbs) b%eipoffnst. sic bobeR feline
fsite @orntIoR, fOnoern ellen bierbsr
unb babins no ipre annsIsubeii
niin 4snswsrt srl9sint.
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Die 3utcnn6r Der @etminiter6ale.

Die @efminIter 9da, bic fruber
Der Sit bss b09iten sngIiideu @ss
ridts4ofes mar uno ieBt gu ben Rdus
men oss parIaments btn3uge3ogen
1T, beiiBt Elm 9pl3Oad, 0as ais cine
grDbe Mertpuroigteit gilt, iptpobI
pegen IeiRss Differs als ipsgeu ieiuer
8auart. 0isie GoItbartett befinost
Ii6, tpie man erit por tur3er 3eit feIts
itelte, i'm 3uitanb b06Itsr 9efabr,
unD lpeuu Is ni6t gelingt, Die alien
Gi4enbaIten better au tpnIerDieren,
mub nit benz 0erIuit bisiss sbrpIrs
bigen 8auperts gers6Het neroen.
Sn Oieisr Rot baben iid Die 8ebDroen
3und6it an ole gbemie getpanot, um
BON ibr WlttteI gu %erfabren, Die CUR
Si9eruug oes 0pl3ss 0ieReH t0nnten.
@tpas ipGt lit man aud 0arauf pers
fallen, sinsn 8ertreter Der Sniettens
tunbe gu befragen, UNI bur6 i'm feIts
IteQen gu IaiIen, inpiepeit SnIetten
bsi Der 3srItDrung bes 9OI3ee5 beteis
Itgt Iinb Ano rie iRnen gu begegnen
mare.
Dieter bat nun ermitteIt, baB Der
betanute &Iopftdfer ie6r fart an Der
Spl5osrniatupg mitnirtt uuo pteIs
lei4t iugar Die 9auptI6ulO burau
trd9t. DieIe 4Gfer Itnb bonn Bolts
numb nit Dem gebeimnispoIsn Rds
men Der Sotenubr belegt poroen, oeIs
fen aberglGubii9e geosutung Iid)
pobl ertlGren IdBt, Oa eth GugitIi4er
N6nI4 our9 elm unertlGrIides &lops
fenip elmer @ano poer in elmer 9ede
nobl Sa pbantoitii9en 9orfteIunaen
unb ginbilOungen perfiibrt tperoen
fam. Der Sa4beritduOige bat enp>
fObleu, Die 9dfer enttpebsr aus8urdu.
6ern ODER our4 &rsoipt gu Oertretz
ben. g~orIdufis lit nod fem BE,
I4luB iber bic gu ersreifenoen Mab.
nubmen sefabt porosn. ba bds auss
rGu4ern ie4r tpfipielis mare unb Die
8enusuus bon &repIot bic inDns
spIbbraune Garbe bes SOI3ss bsrosr'
ben purOe. 8egenndrtig 1T qroFef'
for 2efrDp i'm Quftraee Der Aegte'
runs 0dmtt beiddftist, bic Wl6gIi9s
teit gu uuterfu9en, pb gept6s
Sdmarcbsr, bic ben &dfsrB feinoItd
Itnb, seaidtet unb gessn bic SOIa3sr'
ftDrsr mobiI eemn4t loerbsn tSnnssn.
ALEXANDER @euri bro9te
60 fertis, elm bierFades Gornet a
NiftDn al hlnTen
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- lin 9 9tperen6ter. SUM
&c Dame Gals ite bon Dem Germ, Der
ite mad einem Ganapergnigen beim.
geIsitet, sstiiBt miro: nSts ssbsu
gu peit, mein Serr!"
9err: LIMB i9 ou9ts, mir tpdrsn
nod gar ni4t in Sbrer 5trube!"
gtan3roGIs. Gin sbsatsrs
oirettor erbisIt bon eiuem apIssen
einen gmpfeblunesbrief. ipOrin tim
eieItr nit tparmen @orten sinen
groben @9aufpieIer empfabl. Sc
Tdien Elm pabrer Stern sa fem. Der
Brief enoets NIT ben Morten: .Gr
fpieIt 0tbsup, !9omlet, Don Carlos,
Dilbslm Sell, Mepbiftp, Gtot; absr
IeBtersn ipisIt It am beit,n", Oas
mar fir ben DIRECTOR, Der Elm letbens
TnoftIider StatipieIsr ipor, aiss
T9lnsgtbsnb.
Gr tpurOs fOfort sngusiert. !.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-16
Ser nerp6ie saHaliHa.

DAP Die Rerpoitat bereits Idon
i'm SGugIingsaIter in Die Grlheis
nuug trsten lam, 0irfte nur mems
gen betannt Iein. Wie Elm oeutider
Qr5t ausfibrt, Idbt iia Der nerDOis
Smuggling an ieiner geiteigsrtsn Rei5s
bartlett, feiner 9roBeR 4ngebuIo, ieis
mem u~nItiabaren 9euIen auf feline
anlGFe bin, Ieiner Oo~rlpiegenoen 9ers
broRsnbeit unb 3appligteit BET einis
ger Iebung redt pohI bonn geiun<
ben Sdugling unteriaeioen. Bel oiss
fer 3appligteit banoelt es iid teils
tpstIs Inn r8epegungsOrang". bic
efpige llnruhe n~erODier ainoer, bic
oeren qflege auBerorbeutIi9 era
.Iapert, aud bas auffdaig bisIe
S9reien nerpDfer @dpglinge gebDrt
bier9er. Die nerbDIe Regfamteit
3eigt Ti9 aud pftmaIs an ben 4euBes
tungsn 0es 3riebIebens, bas ii9 bis
3u por3eitigeu uno trantbaftsR @rre@
gungsn iteigsrn fam; Der etpig be-
gebrIi4e SGugling, Der tells na9
.Nabrung, nab 3drtItdteit ODER ipes
nigItens na9 u~nter6altuug berldngt,
lit ia feline unbetannte @rideinung.
Die NerDpTitdt fam angeburen ieir,
auf erbIi6sr 8eIaItung beru6en. Sn
peitous Der mebr3dbl dler Gdle
entpideIt Ii4 oas Bib elmer uusges
1pro6enen Rerboittdt beim 3uIams
mentreffen elmer ungeboreuen nerb0s
Zen Geranlaeung 6s 4inoes NIT
mebr poer peniger fdperen @r3iss
6ungSFeblerr. Qu9 Grndbrungsfeh~
Ter tDnnen Nerppittdt er5eugen, 8ei
Der G~rndbrung pirb Bdufig oas
W}aB iiberI4rittsn, Dor alien tperben
bis MldbI8eiten ni9t regelmGbtg per=
teilt. Sebr bduftg betommen bic
ainber bel Nabrung I'M goHSen.
Dobura bduft iih i'm Darn bic
Men1e %unber6nuter 8eItanotetIs.
glus benz Darn gelangen pobrI9eins
lid Iaure 3erfeBungsituffs. gum Sei[
aud @iftFoffe in Die 8Iutbubn, bers
siften bic ~feinften Nerbenfufern uno
Iodsrn ie auf. pobur4 oersn RtiSa
bartlett seItsieert niro. au,. /