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The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
MARY P|CKFORD AS
TESS FOR z DAYS

Little Mary" Pickford scores a hit
with the photo-drama audience every
time. Apparently not satisfied with
her triumphs in In the Bishops Car
rage. Caprice" and Hearts
Adrift," she is now scoring more
heavily than ever In the wonderful
production Of Tess in the Storm
Country. This remarkable triumph
which is the dramatization of Grace
Miller Whites famous story is
scheduled to be exhibited at the Ma
Jestic Sunday and Monday Admirers
of Miss Pickford's s work will rave over
the opportunities here afforded her
for emotional expression which has
never before been equalled in photo
drama. Staged amid backgrounds
composed OF the utter desolation and
terrific surf of a beautiful spot on
the Pacific coast and betraying in
every scene the master hand Of the
foremost director OF filmdow. Tess
Of the Storm Country" Is destined to
pack the Majestic theater and send
every patron home with the sensa-
tion of having Witnessed the tri-
umph of realism and dramatic art.
The simple greatness of the story. its
consistent development and unflag-
glng action and its powerful dramat-
ic situations, render the drama par
ticularly adaptable to the screen.
The story is Of a wild motherless
little elf VINO lives with her father in
a hut on the shores of Cayuga Lake.
The father Is accused of murder and
convicted on eircumstantial evil
dence. Tess. alone in the world. has
a hard battle, While shielding
fallen girl Tess is discovered with
the child and at once public opinion
commences to persecute her. How
the waif triumphs over all to emerge
from the ordeal eventually to go to
the arms of ner waiting lover: how
another fisherman is found to be the
real murderer and how her father
is pardoned from prison and Tess
finds her reward for her faith in
love and happiness make the theme
of one of the most engaging stories
ever so successfully filmed,
The story comes in five reels and
may well be said to be the greatest
the Majestic has ever
shown. The price will be 10 and 1 5
cents.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

of cattle this year, due to the search
ty of feed.
Killers say prices for cattle have
been kept within bounds. owing to
the unusually small use of beef. They
say the consumption OF mutton has
increased. while pork and beef have
decreased, thus keeping prices of cat
tie and hogs lower than expected and
prices Of sheep higher.
Increased receipts, commission
men say. depend entirely on the graz
ing section to the west and southwest
of Kansas City. Thus far this sea-
son that movement, which should be
well under way, is far below normal,
practically the only grass cattle re-
ceiyed coming from Texas below the
quarantine line. Only one shipment
has been received from the Usage
country in Oklahoma. The Missouri
valley viii supply few fed cattle until
another corn crop can be made into
beef Pasture men assert that they
will hold cattle for gains, making the
marketing season late. Some say 1t
win take killings frosts to turn cattle
from grass, and then II the corn crop
is as large as it now promises, many
will go to feed lots, instead of to
market
Thus far this year receipts of all
live stock at the Kansas City stock
yards were only 40.276 cars, a de
crease of 9.2S9 cars, or 18k per
cent, compared with the same period
in 1913, and the smallest car lot re-
ceipts in any similar period since
1892. The decrease is 117,300 cat
tie and 225,000 hogs There is an
increase of $4,000 sheep.-Kansas
City Times, Friday, June 10.
Sentinel Want Ads Get Results.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
CHOKED BY SNAKE
Tsentinel Special Service. !

Ohio, Pa, June 7.-Awakened by
something passing over her arm, Miss
Hazel.Joscph. Of Jim Run, near here.
jumped out OF bed and discovered a
black racer seven feet long coiled
around the neck Of her young sister,
Lorctto.
The latter, awakened by the
squeezing, was fighting for her life.
but the big reptile was slowly chok-
ing her to death. So tight were the
coils about the girls throat that she
could not speak. She was gradually
growing weaker when the older sister
not waiting to call for help. caught
up big pair OF shears from a dresser
and with a long stroke succeeded in
cutting the snake In two. She then
quickly released her sister and sum
moned help.
The injured girl viii recover.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
FIRE WORKS NOTICE
To Merchants and Vendors and Users
of Iire Works.

You are hereby notified not to sell
fire crackers or other explosives for
celebrating the FOURTH OF JULY
until June 81 No explosives viii be
permitted to be used until the morn
ing Of July 4. Cannon crackers
bombs, caps and canes are ABSO-
EUTELY PROHIBITED and will
not be allowed on the streets Of the
city OF Grand Junction at any time
Violations OF this notice will be fol-
lowed by immediate arrest
CHAS. +. CHERRINGTON.
6-lg-tf Mayor.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
MILLION DOLLARS GIVEN
LsentineI Special Service. ]

Philadelphia, June 27.-A million
dollar endowment fund and the os-
tahllshment Of a permanent home for
the college In Washington, ID. C.,
were decided upon at a meeting OF
the officers and regents OF the Amer
icau College OF Surgeons held here
today More than 100000 OF the
proposed fund WIS pledged at the
meeting. Fellowships were conferred
upon ,032 surgeons from all Soc
tions OF the country at the second
convention Of the college here to-
night.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
RAILROAD TAXES RAISED
fsentlnel snecInl serylce. ]

- 'fe'-i''i 90 'i'''
Denver, June 27.-Through CON
slant appeals to the state tax COM
mission by County Attorney Walter
Bliss Of Weld county, the railroad as
sesgments in that county have been
raised 100000, which win mean an
additional tax Of $4,000. The added
taxes to the three railroads per mile
were: Union Pacific, $1,0S5; Bur
linEton, S4,125, and the Colorado &
Southern, $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

are milking for the creamery are in
especially good circumstances for
they have a monthly income of from
$50 to 500 from the sale of their
cream. Our greatest need is for good
roads. We have everything in the
way of natural resources. Our great
est need Is for better highways"
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
A BEEF FAMINE is
THREATENED SAYS REPORT
FROM KANSAS CITY

. Buyers Of cattle from the y
. dressed beef houses say a tenn =
. porary beef famine threatens o
. Kansas City and vicinity, its =
= duration depending on the will Q
= Of the ranch owners in the great .
. grazing sections TO the west and .
. southwest. 0
ee~%%o 3n>~~u
The slaughter OF cattle in Kansas
City has been far below normal for
some time past. but reached an acute
stage this week when fewer than
1000 cattle nave gone to the six
big dressed beef concerns in four
days, or no more than enough to
supply the state OF Missouri a full
beef ration for two days. This weeks
slaughter Of cattle will be less than
half that OF the corresponding week
q year ago.
The capacity Of Kansas City
slaughter houses Is $4,000 cattle dai-
ly and the plants have had less than
one-seventh of this number in the
past four days.
In four days this week the five
western markets received only $4,000
cattle, compared with 123. 600 cattle
a year ago, a decrease of 33 per cent.
In the past Y months this year the
same markets received 100000 fewer
cattle than in the same period of
1913, decrease Of 10 per cent. This
shortage of meat has been increased
further by the unusually light weight
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
DIke'S Foot Powder

Dust a little Dike's Font D.
in the shoes, sprinkle sons
stockings. 1t absorbs ~
and checks perspiratiop =,
extent. Then the feet A..
Portable, do not swell. do 5o. y,
It's fine when breaking 4,
shoes, winter or sumner ~
them slip on easily, oys,-l. -
friction at the plnchlnr ~.
prevents formation OF corn, j.
blisters.
Sprinkle Top Can. ~ Ca.
Like everything else In tbs H.
Dixie Household Reme5is, !.
Foot Powder is right-5i,,-l
quality, liberal quantity. -. -
able price.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

One of the finest ranches in the
Plateau valley is the Buckhorn
ranch-t the Canfield-Porter-M Morrison
which consists of $50 acres
and is the second largest ranch in
the valley. The largest is known
as the VT place and is owned by
Denver capitalists The Buckhorn
people have their land nearly all in
hay, and besides lease and work
much surrounding land The home
is one of the most modern and con-
yenient in the Plateau valley. Wa
ter for domestic use is piped to the
house from mountain creek. The
Buckhorn is one of the best known
places in the entire Plateau valley.
and a welcome there awaits any
stranger who happens near.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

No visit to the Plateau valley is
complete until ]. +. Shultz, the real
estate dealer and auctioneer. is seen.
Mr.. Shultz Is said to know every man.
woman and child in the Plateau val
ley, and the claim cannot be far
wrong. For five years he-has been n
consistent booster for the Plateau
country, He intends to spend the
rest Of his life at Collhran. He owns
Ia 40-acre ranch on the outskirts of
town, and has an office next to the
postoflice. lie is familiar with al
most every ranch in the Plateau.
His wide experience and travels in
other parts of the country enable him
to compare the Plateau valley with
other sections OF the country, and he
declares that there is no place in the
world the equal of the Plateau.
I'VE have the finest water, the
finest climate. the finest land and
the finest people in the world de-
clared Mr.. Shultz today. what
more can be wished for? IN tell
you, It's good roads, What we need
more than anything else now is a
good water grade road from Coll
bran to Grand Junction. That would
do us as much good as a railroad.
Tell the people at the county seat
how badly we need that road.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

w p Robinson, a rancher resld-
ing near here. last week brought
three hogs to town which had been
fattended by aeorns The smallest
weighed 1876 pounds, the largest IN
pounds. They We're fattended en-
tirely from acorns which fell from
scrub oak trees In Mr.. Robinson S
pasture. Mr.. Robinson has two more
hogs which are getting fat in the
same way.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

Alvin Void expects to leave in "a
few days for an all summer visit
with friends and relatives in St.Paul,
Minn.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

Miss Caroline Terrence left last
evening on No, for several weeks
visit in st. Louis.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
CANFIELDS MAKE
RICH OIL STRIKE
IN OKLAHOMA
Lively News Notes Of the Plateau
Valley; Little Already" is
Prosperous.
00LLBRAN, Colo, June 2G

OOLLBRAN, Colo, June &c
by II. V. Aupperle. l-Word
- has been received In Collbran Of
n rich oil strike made at Morris.
okla, by Isaac Garfield and his son,
DR.. Carl Garfield father and broth
er of Mesdames Porter and Morrison
of the Buckhorn ranch. They have
been Interested in the Oklahoma oil
fields for some months and recently
struck a heavy flow. Their last well
flows at a rate of more than 400
barrels per day and is reckoned one
OF the best in that field. Other wells
are being sunk by the Canfields. The
elder Garfield was an early pros
pector in the De Beque field and Is
well known throughout Mesa coun-
ty His many friends viii be pleased
to hear of his lucky strike. He has a
long time lease upon the land where
his well is located, so that he is as
sured OF all the profits that come
from the sale of the oil Another of
his wells give much smaller guam
tity of oil per day.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

The Oasis hotel at Collbran. owned
by c. A. Rider, deserves mention In
any article on the Plateau country.
II is a three-story structure contain
ing 20 guest rooms. An excellent
dining room is run in connection
with the hotel The hotel is ia
vorite with visitors during the sum
mer. II is but few miles from the
finest trout fishing in the country.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

The Collbran auditorium which
was crested a few years ago, is the
center of nearly all social life in the
Plateau valley. II is modelled exact
ly after the Grand Junction auditori-
nm and was built by private capital.
Roller skating has been popular
diversion at the auditorium during
the last several months. Frequent
dances are given in the spacious
hall. The floor space is 4SN9s feet,
and there is 16-foot stage with
dressing roomsa 1t is used for mass
meetings and all public gatherings,
and IS capable OF holding at least
SEQ people.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

NJ. II. whitney of Mesa Is one of
the most successful ranchers in the
Plateau country He is manager of
the Mesa creamery and is milking
several cows for the plant Mr.
whitney is farming about 40 acres,
loss than a mile east Of Mesa. and
each year clears more than 10 per
cent on the capital invested in his
land. figuring the land to be worth
S200 per acre.
Lee l.. Prewitt. owner of the Mesa
store. which is one of the finest
country stores in the state, is very
enthusiastic over business conditions
in the Plateau valley. This year
will show u total increase OF at least
25 per cent over last year" declared
Mir. Prewitt There Is money in
the Plateau valley The farmers who
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27

Morgan Han is rapidly improving
the 40-aere tract which he owns Just
at the edge of town. He Is sowing
much OF 1t to blue grass and intends
to raise hogs. Mr.. Hall is one of the
best known ranchers in the Plateau
country and has made money every
year he has farmed. He has built a
new house on his land is prospering
Rev. d. j. Gillanders has recently
come to Collbrau to take charge Of
the Congregational church. lie
comes with his family from South
Dakota. He is very pleasant gen
tleman TO meet, and viii no doubt
prove one OF the most popular min
listers in the history OF the local
church.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-27
FOR ACHING, SORE In
SWEATING FEET

In summer the fee, a.
spire. feel damp and MI :
able Cool shoes and tin IS
ings help some. but M. = %
If you want real foot eon,,
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gsmatt, ppbf absr 9epeiie Der in
nisitsn 6rennbi9aft, ipie tetne inbere
Nation, sessben. qDir brau4en blos
an bic 9ienite Sll erinnern, lpel9e
beutibe @enerGIs i'm Repoliltionss
trisge selsiitst 6aben uno an bic Suns
OsrttauisnOe BON Oellti6en, pel9e in
benz 9iirssrtrisse setampft baben, an
bic Sunberte Milipnen BON Dollars,
tpel6e 9suti6lanb in ameritunii6en
8onbs angelegt bat, BON bem geiitigeu
0ehisIpertsbr 5piiden Del beipen
Rationen, Der ganS fpesiel in Sen leBs
ten Subrsn 10 innig unb fir beioe
Ndtionen 10 frudttrasenb gelpeien lit,
gan5 gu i6peigen. Was fam Oa Die
Rep gorter ySimes" peranlahen,
fol9e gebGiiise 9lntlasen segen
DeutIalanO sl erbebsn9 Ooa nihts
anberes als cine 9prsingenummen9eit,
Die nit alien gegriffen bon @eritano
unb 8ilbung i'm traIen Wioeripruh
itebt. Wun fam and BON einem
baaritrdubenben 8l0biinn reoen unp
BON elmer perG9tli6en 5eigbeit. od
benz ameritonii6eH 8oIte angeOi4tet
miro, bab es ii1 Dor ben 9eutiden
fiir9tst. Su iinb bic 9euti6en in
oieiem 2anbs bod Before 2lmeritansr.
9ieIe Insen: Wir fiirdten teine eins
sige eurppGiihe Nutionl Der llnIinr
liest in Der 4nnabme. oab 0eutih!anD
uns angreifen t0nnte. Das mil es ni9t
uno permas es niat, neil es ni6t si'
nen ein5isen Stiibpuntt ullf bieiem
Sentiment beiiBt. Sn folder Weile
MAIDEN bic 0euti6enbniier OOm
S6lase Der Rep gprter r5ribiine"
ibre eisene gation perd6tIia, inoenl
lie bisielbs aIs in feiser 5urdt Dor
9eutidIano eritsrbeno biufteaen.
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am 10. sSuIi Die Seimreiie na4 Der.
lin oil. gluf Der sSabrt iab er iiberal
bas goIf in elmer geipeguug uno
gtufregung, als ipdre Der arieg fhou
erfIGrt, bic 4Pobilmahitug bereits
anaeoronet. llnipiIlfiirlib bemerffe
er: .0as lit ia ipie 1St3.- @obl fab
Der aonia bic Gage iebr emit an.
ben aries dber nod nibt aIs enrit)ie.
Sen. Gr mar 6aber iiberrniht, als aiif
citation gran6eiibnrg Der aronprin5,
gismarf, Roon uIo Dtoltfe, Ole ibm
entgegengefnbren paren, 5ii ibm In
ben @agen itieeen. CIR ipioerfprah,
ais @ismard Die iofortige Wlobilma,
dung Der gnn3en 4rntee perlangte.
auf nla6te or geIteno, npH lei Der
Siiooeiitiden burdnus niht ii6er,
tpeoer ibrer @aiienbiIfe iio6 alih
MIR ibrer ReiltraIit1t. glls ibm err
wioert tpur6e, bic Wtobilmafuts oil
iid, iei ia feline ariegserfldrlmg. ion.
bern mir Die glotbDebr gegen ben
franoSiiiden angiii fir ben leoig'
Iifl i5ranfreif pernntiuortlih iei,
ipnnSte iih Der aonig on @aoItte:
,Run, RoItte, Sie iagen ia fem
8ort. @ir6s benn eeben2"
Ga rief bieier nit leuhtenben au'
gen: rRnjeitdt. bieier Srieg III Der
8eoanfe meines 9ebens. Gs tuirb
bGrIid seben NIT Giiobeiitidlano 5ii.
iammen, es ipiro gut geben aud obne
Sii6beitibIan6, es tuirb geben auh
pi6er SiiobeitihIar6."
2lber aud oieie @orte ber,iIigten
Den aonig nifit. Sbgleid ibm Der
brauienSen 8oIfsiubel. Der i'm nif
Der garuen 5dbrt begleitete. bic lie
ber5eia,ns gnb, 6ob iein 8olf sum
aeuberiten entif,loNen iei, eIallbte er
6ennod, ben ;stieben nod baItcn unb
benz 2anbe ben arieg eriparen 81 fon.
nen. Gr uiibte nod nif|t, mas IN ben
Stnbeu ieiner Seimiabrt in Taris
iih ereignet latte. Grit bel Der GIN.
flmft niif oem Votsodner @abHboi
puroe ibm bic teIegrapbiih iiber init.
teItc Rebe oes Observation-Disclosures
Ollioer porgeiegt. Der i'm Parlament
bic ariegserflGrung segen Breuben
misgeiprofen batte. Oa erit gab sfo'
nia Wilhelm IN tiefer Grgriffenbeit
ben Grii6Iiib su erfennen, ben. Der
Stronprins bmrf ben Imiter Ruf:
,.Stricg! WobiIl" ben antpeienben Si.
ii3ieren mitthcilte. slm ielben gheno
beg Is. SuIi unterJeihnete Der Gonig
bic Srber Sur@obiImadung. unb ont
19. Aitli theiIte gismard Dem einbe.
ruienen Heitstag bes Ror6beutfhen
@umbes NIT, Sab Inn nunmebr anfl
bic oiii3iele @rieaserfldrimg sSrant.
reihs sugegangen iei.
@as Der nrofe S6Iadteneer,fer
NIT peitem Scberblid porausgeinpt,
hat iih in imaeahnter @eiie erfiiIlt.
&c III herrlidl gegangen init uniern
iii0Selltihen 9anSsIeiiten suiarumen.
uno es mirb nii6 oiesntol i'm s.unbe
init ibnen gehcn. 9ertrauen mir az,
@ott, bab bic -lrbrooIlen Siege, bic
iiniere armee hamaIs erriingen, nitd'
in Dem beporfieknbsn heib.n aampfe
unieren Snbnrn tren bIeibeH tperoen.
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9okal.Derid)t
1ies anb Das.

- Gic6tauipalt G6onle ipirb, mic
er erflart bar. benlna6It lpieoer &C.
rid,iIif)e Sdritte ibun. I'm bic Stra-
benbabnseieliifaft su atpingen, elnen
sbeil Der 9alltOiten oes SubIoD Abe.
Yiaoufts 81 tragen.
- Sm itabiiiden gauamt irprbe
aeitern 6em Observation-Disclosures ".
s. @iaigan Elm 8auerIaubnihi6ein
iiir einen oebu Sub boben 3alin Der.
ipeigert, Den er 5ipiifen Ieinem
@obnbalie go. 445 9uolop 9lbenue
uno 6em geebenbauie, oas bon proi.
Sermann G6neiber unb prof. s5obn
lbeooor 6aig bon Der bieiigeu Uni.
periitdt bepobnt ipirb, Der goi,tom.
miii1r lit Der aniifjt. bal, es iih Inn
eine iogennnnfe Spite Jente" ban.
belt, mas ie0oh Don Serrn @iUigan
enti6ieben IN abre6e geiteLt mirb.
Serr 8iIligan min ben 8min jett
Obue Grlnlibnib bes @nliamts ou er.
ridten reriuben.
- Die @steran,n b,s IL. Dbiosr
5retipiligen Slegiments ieierten ge.
itern IN Der glemoriulballe ben 80.
Ssabrestae ibrer ausmulteriiHg unt
Wiirgermeiiter 3. 2. Spiegel tieli
bel oieicr @eIegenbeit cine nit itiir.
miidem Snbel nufaepommene sgn.
itrade an bic @eterancn.
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6eimatb iis ni6t srnabrsn ionnte.
Das anoerte iih fait pie NIT einem
Sdtase.
Seit Der Rssisruns WilheIms IL.
lit OeutIdIanb Der srDbts Snbuitries
itaat oer Wslt esporoen, bas ni4i
blob ale feline 8spobner srndbrt, ions
bern nod 4rbeitstrGfte BON auben bts
sieben mub, I'm bic 4rbeit gu befpG!s
tissn. Inter Isinsr Resisrung bal
0eutIblanb einsn Ssebanbel aufssr
baut, Der nur penis bintsr bemjsnisea
Gnslanbs auriiditsbt. aunit uno
WiHeui6oft iteben in Der bD6tsn
gliitbe. ginen ioIden Wlpnar4sn
iibermiitbis gu nsnnsn. III bod eins
ieItiams @srorsbuns Der Wabrbsit.
Wir molten iebt boffsn, bab bic be-
treffsnben Oeutitr 4meritaner, nahs
oem lie bes Rifaissn bslebri iporben
iino, ibrs 2lniiht Gnbsrn peroen nHe
mir tpOlIen sIsi6Ssitis unisre uebsrs
seusung binsufiiesn, bab es MIR iD.s
nise Dsutias sibt, bic folder 9elsh.
runs bebiirfen, benn ieoer Dsuiihs II
itola auf feline alts Seimatb. bic Der
DeIt bas lsudtenos Ssiipiel bon
SslbItbsberrTdung sssebsn bat. brsis
lmbpiersis Sabre lang bon ihren jebsr'
seit iiberIegenen Wuifen sesen ibre
'fsinbe teinen @ebrau9 sema4t, ions
bern ale Ssrausiprpsrunsen rubig an'
eenommen su babsn, Bis bic 5einoe
gum glnsriff I6rittsn; bic in brst>
unbbiersig lanssn 6rieoensiabrsn oas
geiipiel aneeitrengtsn unb tntslissn'
ten 5l.ibss selisfsrt uno biz 9spunos'
rung unb Ieibsr uud ben ytsio Der
WeIt our6 tire slGn3enben aeiitunetn
ouF alien @.bieten menf9lifsr 5bd'
.iateit a.Iisfert bat; bic nidt gum
lPinbeIt.n i6re bobe SntsllissnS onrh
ibrs aIdnssnpm @afisnibaien srtpsiit
sin @ulf BON fuI6 ssiiiis.r ara;s
pirb nidt in einsn arise bin.ins.'
psiti6t. mas mir an .DelItihlano
lpabrnsbmsn. 1T bic Grb.buns zines
frsisn unb madtissu gOItss. bas s.s.n
sariiden DsspOtismus. franso''l9s
Ra6eluIt unb briiii6sn RsiS tampIt.
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feline rationale ggiftn5
m0gli1it piel Gteine IN ben Wes 5u
ipsrfsn, IS mSsli6ii oil Der polIen
gntfaIiuns ieiisr araft Su hinbern.
gs Iausrie nur auf cine siinitise @e.
lsaenbeit, mo- es 5ur SaGbisung
0eutidlanbs berDorbrehen tOnnts
uno IS srsriff baber i4leunisit ben
fir Dsuti9lanb nothpenbissn Gin
marTd in geIsisn, nm bem brutdlsn
natipnaIsn ggoismus Elm Mdntelhen
Der @oblanitGnbisteit um5ubdnasn.
Sber 1T auf Der sansen ipsiten Wslt
ipobl irssnb Ssmanb 70 naip, 3u
glnuben, bab gnslanb au1 an Jrant'
reid ben ariss ertIGrt babsn ipiirbe.
ipenn bisies in gslsien sinmaridirt
tDdreg Damn bdit, man beudlerijhe
Tbr1nen iiber bic unpermeiolite Der.
lesuns bss @Dlterrs9ts psrsoFen, i'm
uebrisen iid aber Dsrgniigt ins
sSGuit9sn ssladt. Dies beud Ie
rif9e pbarifdtrtbum 1T
bds gBiberiudrtigite an Der gdn5en
Sads, ibm eebiibrt nihts anberes
als 9era9tuns.
Die Dsltssididte 5sist, bab iolte
@siinnunsen bic 00lter ni6t auf.
rGrts, Ionbern abpGrts fiibrsn. Sn
Der 9esenipart absr pertrausn mir
fsIienfeit auf bas CUTE Redt, Die
iberlssens aroft unb ben unbeugias
men Siesespill.n b,s beuiffen Dol.
tss. 9Od miiHen mir susleid tief be.
ilusen, bob jensr ihranienlofsgsois.
mus auf unabiebbars 3eit bas gsiit;.
&c 3uiammsnpirisn Der beibeu Dol.
Ter 3erii0rt bat, bns 70 pisl @utss fir
bic @ntipidluns Der Wsnihbeit psrs
bisb. gtber iie babsn Is bod 10 ses
oft; auf gnglanb aIlein
fGilt bic unsebture Ghulb unb bic
tptltbiiiuriihe 9erantiportung.
Jena, 1S. 2lusuft 1914.
grnit 9aedeI.
Ruboli Guten