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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
TO MEET AGAIN
Baseball Factions Will Discuss
Peace ut Chicago Conference.
President Gilmore Says Fed.
erals Cannot Be Eliminated.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Leaders of organ
lied baseball and q committee repre-
sentipg the Federal League will meet
here tomorrow in a conference TO ue-
terfntne whether there is to be peace
in the baseball world.
James A. Gilmore. president OF the
Federal League was authority TOT sne
statement today that the peace az
vocates will come to final oeclsio'
tomorrow
I'VE always have been wiihng 10
eet organized baseball half way I'LL
more said. "Our peace committee mas
informed Chairman Hermann OF inc
National Baseball Commission just now
far we would go and what concessions
we would make to effect compromise.
Mr.. Hermann in turn told what or
ganized baseball is willing to do to END
the unpleasa ntness.
"As neither side seems dissatisfied
with the demands of the other it ap-
pears as if working agreement will
be reached
There is no truth in the rumor that
the Federal League will disappear II a
compromise is reached. There Will be
Federal League next season ana II
will be a major league. OF course we
may have to rearrange our circuit II an
agreement is entered into with organ
lied baseball
Chairman Hermann of the National
Commission and B. B Johnson presf-
dent Of the American League and mem
Der OF the commission. are to attend the
conference as representatives OF or
ganized baseball. it was said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

minile. has returned 20 her home In
Topeka. .'he school in which she
was employed and another Methodist
school, Institute Crandon. have been
closed on account Of financial condi-
tons in italy, caused by the war.
Miss Sweet hopes to return when
times are better.
Miss Bess Allison, of Mcpherson,
will come to Topeka Thursday to visit
Mrs. Cyrus r-Onroe.
Mrs. James Nelson entertained at
linen and china shower In 4compli-
ment to Miss Jessie Nae Umpleby,
whose marriage to Mr.. Earle ". Glib
SON will take place November Is.
The invited guests were: Miss Jes-
sic Mae Ump1eby, Miss Lucille Umple-
by, Miss Ida Umpleby, Hiss Gertrude
Hannah, Manners. -Cooksey, Miss Rose
Lempenau, Miss Ogla Hubbard. Miss
Ardela Hubbard. Miss Molly Nelson,
Miss Esther Thomas, Miss Florence
Triton. Mist Bessie Sheetz, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w. Umpleby. Mr.. and Mrs
Nels Nelson. Mrs. ]. E. Thomas. Mrs.
s. A. Umpleby. Mr.. Ray Baysinger.
Nelson, Dorothy Nelson. Mr.. and;sHrs.
James Nelson.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club Will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
J. B. Heck. 1886 Western avenue.
Don't fail to see Courtney's special
millinery display arranged for the
teachers. sos Kansas avenue. up
| stairs.-Adv.
| Mrs. Merle Morthland entertained
the following friends Tuesday evening
at q kitchen shower in honor OF Miss
Helen Stevenson whose marriage to
Mr.. Charles Holmes Bond will take
place Nov. Is: Mrs. Larves, Mrs. ].
s. Stevenson, Mrs. r. Stoves. Mrs. w.
Prather. Mrs. A. Black, Mrs. E. Sea-
greaSes, Mrs. N. Barnes, Mrs. r.
smith, Mrs. c.. Shaw. Miss Anna Nc
Laugh1in, Miss Mabel Cromwell. Miss
Elsie Gades. Miss Frances Brown,
Miss Marie johnson. Miss Maud
| Burge, Miss COrda Youm. Miss Elsie
| Campbell. Miss Helen Campbell, Miss
| Nell Dwyer, Miss Bess Dwyer, Miss
Grace Hamilton. Miss Florence Ham,
| ilton. Miss Bess Sheetx. Miss Alice
Stevenson, Miss Helen Stevenson.
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to believe hysterical news as are 20
familiar in Brussels. Liege, Namur ana
other Belgian citiea where the people
systematically are kept in the dark
They are willing now to believe even
the most incredible rumors.
The Luxemburg1ans have suffered
greatly since the Germans three weeks
ago stopped the iron industry. the
main support Of the country. by for
bidding the use Of dynamite. After
prolonged negotiations the operation
of the mines has been allowed again.
but the miners are obliged to use other
and less violent explosives.
Continual friction Is apparent be-
tween the Luxemburgians and the
Germans in the frontier villages. The
people who ordinarily are bi-lingual
under pressure of the unlimited Ger
mans now are usins French exclusives
ly as the only means at their disposal
of showing resentment. the natives say,
at their country's invasion and con-
tiuued domination
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SOCIETY.
ON preceding Page.1

! .lContinued from preceding Page.1
Mrs. Dwight Plat and her family.
Of Overlook, will come to Topeka
to make their home at 1912 College
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dean went to Ex-
ce1sior Springs today to spend a week.
Mrs. Elon s. Clark will return this
week from a visit to relatives in Buff
falo. N. Y, and Birmingham. Mich.
This is a dandy model for batiste
blouse. several of which must be in
cluded in the up-to-date wardrobe. It
is very unpretentious, depending Tor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
HOW TOCLEAR
AWAY PIMPLES

Battle your face for several minutes
with Resinol Soap ana not wafer tnen
apply a little Resinol Ointment very
gently. Let this stay on ten minutes.
and wash on with Resinol Soap and
more hot water, finishing with dash
of cold water to close the pores. Do
this once or twice day, and you Will
be astonished to find how quickly the
healing. antiseptic Resinol medication
soothes and cleanses the pores, removes
pimples and blackheads. and leaves the
complexion clear and velvety.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
stop itching instantly and speedily heal
skin humors. sores. burns. wounds and
chatting. Sold by all druggists. For
Baltimore, Nd.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
ROB newt STRAWN.
Residence on Fillmore Street Broken
Into Last Night.

The residence of c. Newton Strawn.
81 Fillmore street, was burglarized
late Tuesday night or early this morn
ing and small articles of jewelry. con-
sisting Of stickpins, tie clasps and
similar trinkets. were stolen.
The burglar entered the house
through a south window. He left no
clue.
Mr.. Strawn is employed in the COM
posing room Of the State Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
CIeanses tender little stoma,
liver, bowels without
injury.

Every mother realizes that this il the
children's ideal laxative and physic. be-
cause they love its pleasant taste and
1t never fails to effect a thorough in
side cleansing" without gripping.
feverish, or breath il bad, stomach sour,
look at the tongue. mother! II coated.
give teaspoonful of IS California Syrup
Of Figs and in few hours all the
foul, constfpated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out Of the bowels
and you have a well. playful child again.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
Teachers viii Appreciate the
Opportunity to Buy Their Winter
FURS

also the advantages offered by q stock Of
such broad variety and excellent quality a.
ours. We are enabled, by early and judicious
buying, to sell the best selected furs at consid-
erably lower prices than such qualities merit,
according to the usual standard of fur-pricing.
Whatever kind or style Of furs you desire win
be found here in qualities that are reliable; our
low-priced furs are as carefully selected as the
finest, and are as good values for the prices.
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with the .adulterated candy enter
tainment that is so common nova
days. Give us more Of it. Andrew
Mack as Gerald Fitzgerald the role
he originated on the stage Is seen at
his best. -.
At the Iris.
The bill at the Iris today and to-
morrow is the famous minstrel, one
Of the best known men in America,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
SIGNS OF UNREST.
LN,xcmburgians Are Chatting Under
Rule of the Germans.

Luxembourg. No.. 11.-This small
country which has almost been forgot
ten since the commencement of the
war, is beginning to show signs Of I'M
rest under the prolonged German rule.
Entirely cut off from the rest Of the
world and obliged to read newspapers
which, under a strict German censor
ship. are giving exclusively pro-Ger-
man information, the people show the
same tendencies to fly into panics and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

it's beauty on the pretty hand en-
broidery and fine "Var' lace which
trims. The neck has the new up
standing p1eating.
Professor and Mrs F. T. Owen, of
and Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger, during
the teachers convention. Professor
Owen is at the head of the chemistry
department Of Emporia college.
Miss Mary Sweet. who has been liv-
ing in Rome. where she was principal
Of a girls school. the Institution Fem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

Lew Dockstader, in 'Dan," one Of the
most emotional of war time melo-
dramas, full of nerve and action and
Of the heart break of war. From
press comments and reviews by the
critics, Iris patrons are destined to
see one OF the very best shows the
Iris has yet brought to Topeka The
cast Of characters which supports Mr..
Dockstader, appearing elsewhere in
the advertising section OF todays
Journal, is an index to the high class
production which may be expected.
At the Cozy.
The twenty-first episode of The
Million Dollar Mystery" will be the
number that deals with the "dOcu-
ments in the treasure box" Under
the new booking arrangement. the
Cozy can only show this Thanhouser
for the one day-Wednesday OF each
week. For Friday and Saturday the
Cozy has secured a five-reef feature,
ssThe Threads of Destiny" In which
Evelyn Neebit Thaw, her son and Jack
clifford have the prominent roles
At the OFpheum.
ssSham," the current bill at the Or
pheum and which was played SO sue
cessfu1ly by Henrietta CroSsman, IL
drawing large business at the Or
pheum nightly Hiss Robinson as
Katharine Van Riler is giving Topeka
theater patrons some Of the best work
she has done since the Car-Rob en-
Gngement opened here some ten weeks
ago. Her 9oWniES Of the part = also
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Women's Tailored Suits
$13.75 to $500

of
strength such popular
offerings
fashioned of moous materials
Coat lengths suited
different weights heavy suits that
to the lighter for mild weather
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geporben. anbers, ni3t minoer Be-
mertensperte in Der RspubIit @uates
maIa fnngen erit gang ~neuerOings an,
BON Iid rsben gu maiden. 9as Inn
bic Ruinen BON Quiriqua, peIde
felt tur3em Stiid fir Sttd fir bic
bsutige @sIt s%r6ffnet ipsrOen.
pnromiben bat man bier nod feline
bloBgelegt, ME in Gopan,- beito 3ablz
reiter unb auffalIenber .e9ppttI44
iinb ober bic MonoIitbe nit i6ren
mpiteri6Ien SuidrifteH unO ipnitige
jsltIome 9inge.
Don einem groben SeiG Der egpptis
fden GsbeimniIie bat bic 5ori9una
ben G4leier gsboben. aber bier III
nod olles elm ein3iges groBes RdtieI
fur gelebrts unb 2oien, unb nod
feline Der unSdbIigen 8iIberidriTten
lit ent3iFfert iporben. 9h6er i'll
bier mad Elm fru6tbarer 9oben fir
oIlerIei peitIdneifenbe WutmaBuns
gen. au9 bic 8abrbeit, ipenn ie
nit Der 3eit sntbedt DirO, mag DieI
meter fabren, aIs irgenbpeIde Grs
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hsiitn EenHtn 30 Isrntf. iputbt SPIEL
ieIs IL Rem BORT arb<iler tn elmer
3udsrsRaifiHerit. als er oLles pubs
le, mas er piHsH tpo[lte, tehrit e.
mad aaIilornitH Jurld uno organic
Ferte bic Ban Sugar Refinerh Co.
9as @eIddft eeotsb; aber bic hbrls
gen 1silbabsr ipartu Sprsdsls nidt
grob5ugig gsuus, CT betam Streit
NIT ibnsH. Da it fid ibm ni4t uus
ierorbnsteH, IdisO CT aus Dem I'M
tsrnebmeH aus, Isrnts In @suii9.
lamb = ipisbsrum ais qrbeitsr, in
Wagoeburg ben 3uder nod
griholi9sr isHnsn, tsbris 1867 unA
4~alifornisn surid uno Iduf NIT fsi'
mem 9ruber Die california Sugar
Refinerb". 8sIslbe puds numbers
Doll, Sprsdsls srfnn0 neus arbsits'
un6 Griparnis' gro5efs unb briidts
baIb feline b%siastsn 9ssnsr an bic
Mano.
1876 giug er nd6 0en SalpaiiI9en
SnisIn uno madts ii6 gum totidds
li9tn GigsHtiimsr Der 3uderrobrs
aultur 6ts Stilsn SSsons. Das
mar uumittslbar mad QbI9Iub oss
GegenIeitigttits 9srtragss Sipii4en
a0nig aaIdtaua un6 BEN @srstnig'
ten Staatsn. tpOndd Sopaiildsr
3uder 3oafrsi SugsIuHeu iDuros.
1888 mar SpredsIs Der ~uneriannte
I3udert6nig Der pu5ifits
Ii E, na6osm sr ale oortigsn
aonIurrsnten nisSsrssldmpft.
Damn fam isin aampf segsn bic
foloFuls Mddt Oss .3udsrtruIt-.
9erIelbs tpDllte Spredsls' @tidGft
perfaluden unO BOT ibm cine gauge
gliaion Dollars fir feline SntsreI,
fen. qber Sprsdels poate iDsoer
auf feline lluabbdugigtsit Osr5t4ten.
nod e%inpiaigsn, bub bic 2suts, Die
ibm lange un0 trsu sebient, auf Die
Strabe seIeBt piiroen, nod Die Sns
tsreTen &aIiforniens preisgebsn. Gis
ne gtobe Gsboe ging los. Sprsdsls
mar anfdngli9 i'm RadtsiI, absr sr
trug ben &rieg in oes Gein6ss siss'
mes @sbist unO griinbete In pbilds
beIpbia cine rieIge Raffinsris. 9os
Gn0e bonn 2iebe mar, oab Der
,Sruit" Grisosn MAIDEN muBte. Rad
Spredels' 6ini6siOsn itredte sr frsis
lid feline Urine aud nab Dem pu5is
fit aus.
Bon Ser GrriGtung Der srIfen gros
BEN SpredeIsIdsn 6abrit bdtiert
aud Die gauge 9ei4i6te Der nmeri'
taniTaen Rabsn3uders5 ubris
tation i'm gruben MaBifube.
Spredels Ieitets nod mauds drls
bere groBe untsrnebmung in Die @es
&c, 70 cine unubbdngige Giienbubn
BON San 5rautisto in oas rei6s
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gte fremSen knntttet.
Bon 5. 5. SOffmann.

G2ntises aas'm sduar3iuaIS.")
8abOsr ganse', luege' ou, b Sren.
be tomme," 70 rufen Der Stpffeless
bed unb Iein @eib, Die blonde Wine.
fait augIeih; uuo balo ifsbt man
redts unb Iints Der GuFe mebr R6ps
fe berbOrlugen. uIs es S9etbsn on
ben bteIf4isbstigen 8ubsnfeniern
gibt.
.gOtm gab ftiege fe ues; els.
spei, bier = %ternIatrd! feds S9eie
OoI4, sdbIt Der StoFfeIesbsd; .eio.
0e8 gtebt { G'i9dft; 90 t6nnet mr.
3 BiBbrot Iosbrtnge."
s2ue oil bO, Der fell Rebioent,
mus IeteI6t Sobr g 8o9buse |
g'i4tatgt2 bet, It'd btgptt au iptes
Der Co." fagt bic 8ediu.
.8a' fatf9: g gddbuBe
g'f6tatgta" frast Der Stoffsl; rtpis
tormt OH an 70 { Serr DO Oeraue9"
n9s, tpOii4 nimm'9 be Snidpetter
BETS 8d9buse berf9tdigt, orunte
BIN aran5tpirt, I'm 90 it'd Der ieGI
ReDibert us Munoerfia au osrsue,
I'M go &c Iuege, pt's DO oerbt auegobt.
@rob bet be SeIfsmarte stpeiunos
breiBig pftnnig uf De Mletet 8a4s
Idnge bottle, 70 fat Der 9err: fiinfs
un0 stpdn3ig fai G. du gnre. 9'raf
rueft be Dammmdifdter: fiinfunos
stpan3ig pfenRig fin bottle! SEPT fat
De ndrrG9t Men59: 3 gilt, 3 ifd
gra0 g'nue. Serno9 bent Die Tdgs
l0bner 3 aSpf a'fumms sfdtredt
I'M fen miiesli1dtin bliebe. 9'rut
BET be @ammmaif9ter g'rufe: fiinf'
uno5pon3ig pfenpp gum sri9te
gum alpeits = IN z aurt b~riEtsApl.
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14Htr It'll Ntl-Tattnt

Der Bananas dnal mag nod
man6 anbers 8iuss bringsn, els bic
GOEbsruna bss bdnbtlsgehdiillntn
MtItpntsbrs. Mit benz Isbbafisrsu
9elu9 miiisIameriianiIdsr @sgsnom,
gu ptIdem q cine 8msiieI fiibrt,
btrfttH ii9 aud BabIreiGs 5orlhtr
unb Souriittn tihitelIsn, psl9e Gin
~beEonberts Snitrtilt an ben lpunosrs
roIIsn puratihi9tIihen alitrtimern
In WiiteIdmsritn nsbmen. Dieis Qlls
isriiimer, Bis jtbt srIt iutnig IN Der
olIofmeintn Welt besanni, bieten gum
Gttl b5hIt mtrtipirbigs Gtitsuitiide
gu b%enienigsn in Gsbptsn es srs
fhsint fOgar iraglih, oh Ie nidt nod
bel dlter finb = unb t6nnttH einen
sbsnfo ItbboItn 3usug bon Diiienr
fhdftlern unb Qsugisrtgsn duloden,
lpie bic I'm pbdrdonensq anee, ueun
erIa einmol bic psItIidsn 8erlebrss
pfabe msbr b etsn itnhl 9a5u
iommt nod, bab bic gaiur bier ans
sitbsuber III, aIs tn tiHsm srobsn
3eilt ggbpteus.
9is In bic iiinsIts 3eit tparsn uns
ter ben peItlidsH GsitsnItiideH Der
t1nIiden qltertiimer bss Gsppters
2unbes fat uur bitisnigsn bon 6 o :
pan 6onburas, in Der alien
IsIt sinsn tlsinsrsn arsile bstannt
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sanssn Rsi6t atob,r glablt mas
hir RantH modim bits gsDtIm Ittni
Die immtr Bablrtiber bubtabgu
9trireler Der 96torIe BON tincm uus
lcrgtgauasHeu erotdIs 4tIGHttB
fno fort atutiai, a%njuHbmn na8
6itIe miiieIamHilomideu Gc9tHen
eiHiad Elm 6iuitrlan0 ben 4iiaHtis
geiptItn unb tbtlilll8 lbfrittid morp
ben ieien. ols bitIt8 iit imiatr sea
ilort pHroe aber ipater it1) wltatrs
I'M, BET elmer rtutH uatlr.tdtH .
pollution. aus bee Gge empormbo5sn
botten. Unb bab ale ieue gt9eimui
bollm 9auim nod aus Der 3tt Der
Gtlontis 6grrIidtlit b%trriibrten Bitat
han nod bin5u 6dB bic msistn Yer
Itfttr Der 4lllaniis 5oee uu1 aHs
ne6mtu, bab Blidtiiuas bon benz
grottile, Der Der btildufig 120gg
Sabreu mttrstgan8m itiH iOn, bic
GIten @egriiubtr Der altatGDptfs
fGen 3ibiItiati0n gctp0Gbeu ltieu. 70
Ddrt gIldii4 Elm 3uidmmeH6aug bgrs
.9eIislIt unb cine gtoburtige Bride
BON Der ioatnamttn Htuen Q4eIi 3lg
alien geIdIoqtul
Subes 9ibt Is nod aH61s E6sos
risn, unb Beide beyieIben 5~utriiil ~
lpsnn lberbuupt cine big hitb
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pci aaHatu ctcr eHfamg epreaes i'm @Obm safe gaf. gn 6ran8sco.

Quspdn0erung no9 Qmerita, .um
etfUa8 3u Isin". 0as mar Der 9eiit,
Der i6n Iein gauges 2eben lang be-
6errIdte. glit oret Dollars in Der
Ga76e, traf er 1848 in GbarIeiton,
O.. g., ein @6er bieIer 3ebrpfennig
rei3te i6m aus, bis er Die erite @rs
belt in einem grpcer1s2aoen erbteIt,
uur fiir Soft unb 2Dgis.
S6on i'm 8~ipeiteu glouot er6ieIt
er auBeroem 4 Dollars prO Mo4e,
uu0 i'm Oritten, aber bei einem ans
bern Grocer, 8 Dollars. un0 als
feiu 8neiter Q~r6eitSgeber Is Monate
0arna6 ii4 bonn @ei4dfte 3uriid3og,
taufte Jpn Spredets auf areott aus,
un0 in 3p0If peiteren WIonaten 5abIs
tie CT Die gauge S6ulO al.
9a5 mar cine raT6e &arriere, 5us
nal fir einen, Der obne aae &ennts
mis- Ser QQnoesIpraae begonnen bats
te. Sine rieIige Gnergie uno Elm fe9r
fturter unO terngeiuuDer a6rper biz
beten oIIerOipgs Elm gutes &apital.
Scum Bate CT BEN erTten beoeutsns
Sen GrfoIg nit ieinem eigenen 2as
BEN errunger, ais er efne CUTE 9eIes
Qeu6ett bemuBte, einen qd0en in Der
5taot aep gort gu taufen, uno IN
DerbGItnismaBig tur3er 3eit bate er
geuug beiieite getegt, un nit ieiner
8otttn einen geTu9 in Dec hlten
6etmat gu MAIDEN. DIS er sutid
fam, ging CT NIT 1000 geIpurten
Dollars a6er ben gan3en Sentiment
mad aaliforaien - 7 Sabre nab
ler eriten Gnt0edung bpn @Olo 0as
Iel6F =, erparb cine 8raueret, nit
Der er Iebr erfoIgret9 mar, bertaufte
baun Ieinen Qetp gorter 2aben, unb
fir fem gan3es itbriges 2e6en blieb
8aIifornien feline geIiebte Seimat.
5ein raIlpIer @eiIt ftre6te bal6
mad etpas, oa8 feline &raft unO
6tnbigteit Itdrter in NnIpru4 nebs
men pdr0e, als Die 8raueret. &aIts
fornien lag an bcr 2tnie Der 3uder'
@infuhreu BON ben 6apatii9eu Sns
1eln. SprtdeIs ertanute. 0oB fi9 bier
cine grobartige @eIegeubeit fir 0as
6antieren BON 3uderrobr uno Sag
5abri8ierm bon 3uder biete. ST CAB
aber Die gutSdblenoe 9raueret ni4t
ouf, Bis CT iiber bic 9eriu6srS tufe
inn 3udermnden binaiis mar. I'm
Die qrbeit sriuOIi4 in i4rsn Gin8sIs
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Inter Ben amtritanifden .3uders
ioHigm" per6eH iieis Snsi osutTde
gldmn obendn ittbtH: Die Ramen
Speeds uH6 6autme1sr. 2lber Der
eriiere gsame bat siHsn ibmpdtbiI6e'
rem alnn8, obi6pn Der ltbtse mulis
talti@er ttingt. Die 6dpcmeDer ia,
BEN iid gsDiB ais ~aroB3igigs gs'
l6Gtsltutt un0 Spelulanien Ee6t
betBoydeion; ober ibre @eoeuiung
gebt ii6tr Sic bloBe Mdmmons sQns
Bdufuug ni8t Bindus. Spredels
5ttBte elm marines SntereFe fir oas
@tmsinUeltH, beionberB bagicuige
BON 9dliiotneu, in tpeldem Ct fem
0ei9 mfgs6mlt mo battle elm 5er3
fir bie Ilitf0f6eger feiues Dertes.
Gr eruar6 Itins Uliuionen aus Ser
tuiiddli4tn STANDARDIZATION, uno
niht bur6 Gptulation, @ttien1dds
DER un0 9rtistreibtreieu. Qu5 mar
er Der cine 0en uiemals aombinas
iiongu bon 3uders 5noultrisaen uns
tertriQn toHnlen, 70 lange er iibers
bdupt i'm Gelbe mar. Qles in allen,
it e3 inert, i6R In gutem qnoenfsR
3u balttn.
&tdus Spredtls, pelaer in Dem
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GannpbrrIden Dorfe 2amIteot oas
Gt4t Der WeIt erblidte. f9ritt 10
sabre - BON 0er 3eit an. Oa CT ims
itanoe mar, 3u ge9eH biuter Dem
pfluge ieines gater5 in 9OI3I9uben
uno afbeiteie oua als &ne6t fur
4a65arn al3 CT nod uiat iiber Is
Sabre alt mar. Gegeu oas Qbrateu
Der Stern, Oe5 Pfarrers mo feiner
5reuH0e sntidtOB er iid Oann 3ut
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Ser penfiDnferte 8es
gauabar: rmiun fe6t Sic
ID iebt Den gun3en Gag i'm 5oufe
un6 i'm @arten berumpirtfhofter,
Serr MiiIIer bdbeu sic Sbrtn
urlaub?"
..O nein! psniionieren babe i'd
mid loTTen -. ieBt fGust Der
grnit oes 2ebens dn!""
,.Saetnt mir aud 70! 5ente babe
i'd faDn fir fiinf Dollars Snisttsts
pulDer bertuuft!41
- MAD uno q. SER: ..Sos
barn, od finOs i'd In Sbrsr Stube
cine gauge Mlsnge BON meinen 3igors
rem - bos lit ipObI bas RiF1en,
iusldss tiirsIi4 ouf 70 ge~heimnisDOIIe
@sife pIDbli9 bsrfdnunben ipar9@
0iener (setrGntD: REIN, 1uf
Gbrs, bas m ipirtli9 geitobIsa ipors
Den, gnG' 6srr... biefe babe i@ mir
9auTe bon feds Monoten Slid
Slid BET Sbnet Sufammengss
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|, tpo6l nod ni6t 70 balo enH4ieben
tperben.
Giderli9 tpdren Dieienigcu, uel6e
bieIe 8nutcn unb WlGltr %ausfGbrteb
ober ausfu6ren IieBsn, cine per
Raffe", ME ieiner5cit bic
grabmanen OpH SuDosgbiul, uu0
allen Qui6ein mad 9obeu fe bic In
IipriingIiGeH Giu1ebOreneH mtGrp6t
tuo cine Itranme grieItertafM 6arrs
Ifdaft aufgeridtet. SCR I~utergaRg
I1Bt Iid aber aud in Der Qrt 0enleu,
haB fie, ielber NIT Der Set eutartet
unO in benz fieberbriitenben tropiiben
&itfenldnoe 9eI6nd6t, f4lieBli6 Bon
robuIten 9ebirgs Itdmmeu ub:rpalti9t
nurben.
gi6f aIs o6 bieIe bor3eitlt6eH Ruis
men ~ueuerDings gum eriteu Qlole ents
tedt norben tDdren. 0ielme5r BAT
|I6on i'm Sabre 1880 Der Belle
S6riftitellcr un0 ameritunii9e 8ts
plomat syp6n GteoeHs cine CUTE 8es
|I6teibung iplder Srimmer III auis
riqua, Gopan unb md moeren
StabtzlteberreIe In ben 9I6ungeln
gege6en. @6er bas 5efo LIT nidt ntis
itr onge6aut pproeu, Biz bic 1onitige
GntpideIuug bes 2auoe5 ben anisQB
ba3u CAB.
Seine oieIer Staten lift belte le!4s
ter 3ugdnglin, namenili9 BON ben
Ser. 6toaten aus, ais Quiriquu,
unb es I9eiut 0aber gegdoe5u De-
ruIen, Der Qusgangspuutt epcaenas
Genber 5otIdungen auF bisilm Sc
6iete al fperben. 3ie Reiie 6ort9tn
lit init feinen belonbereu G8Uierigz
'ftiien uno GeFabreh p~er6anbeu pie
ties BON 70 maudeu moeren Stdlten
'bieIer i9oner, d6er gum siteE Sell
'ou6 6eimtidii6en RegiDnm gilt!
9iemaro, ob Gele6rter ober gepD4n
ti6er 9ouriF ipirb OieIe Jqbrt be
reuen.
Qm beilen laBt fi3 bic aeile na4
|auiriauu BON gep 9rledu8 nit
'9ampfer Beginner. g}ur eiacu Gag
1T bas G6itf auBer Si4t pon 2anb;
unb eg III cine berrIic5e 6d4rt bic
meritaniI6e &ife 6inab uao an ben
bieIen Gtlanotn bon 8ritiiGs 9on1us
ros borbei, nit ibren uie6li@speiBen
'96rfern uno Dem buutlen Maloe5
grim ols Sintergrunb, unD in 6laaer
Gerne 5ertliitete 509entesten.
Bon 8eGi5e aus, Der 9auptilabt
ron 9ritiI9 SpuDuras, iinO Is nod
elm paar Siunben bis our Gren5e
bon Guatemala. &abu3dge ge9en
turh bi4te 9i9ungeln. NIT uHbe-
i6rei6li9 ippigsm 4fian3cntDu9s
anb reid an ~oIItrbanb QBtIb. Br0Bs
ttnteiIs foIgt bas @elsiIs BEN pihtis
gen Mptaqud STUFF.
Die 9rummer bon 2uiriQaa Iies
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