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The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
Cotton Prices Break.

New Orleans, Ju'y 30.--Not in re- cent years has the New Orleans mar ket broke as badly as it did today on reports from Europe portraying a more menaeing situation as the day wore on. At the lowest prices were S2 to 91 points below the close yes terday, but in the last few minutes the market took a smart break of profit taking sales and closed r to so points down.
 First sales were at a dollar a bale 'ess than the closing yesterday. The decline from this level was gradual until at noon the market was 5l to B points down. The decline then seemed to be checked for a time but no material advance could be made. Within a few minutes afterward 4 was announced that Germany had de manded of Russia an explanation of her intentions. and prices went 20 points further down. No trader paid attention to anything except wv news, and while this was not reassur- ing toward the close Of the day, prices were steadied somewhat by the many buying orders sent in bS shorts satisfied with their large profits.
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STOCKS ARE
 HAMMERED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. Board of Trade in giving their pit representatives orders to take fur lough."
 Business which three days ago was counted in millions of bushels dwin- dled at times today to almost the vanishing point The hazard of being whipsawed out of a fortune by the chance of a moment proved too much for even the most seasoned traders and the principal efforts seemed to be directed to keeping would-be inves. tors out of the market
 It was pointed out that practica ly all the ocean carrying tonnage was owned by foreign capital, was subject to government use for army transport and that grain laden vessels in the case of a general war would be the most keenly sought prey of hostile fleets. In other words, it was said tie United States largely would lose its foreign outlet and be powerless to prevent the piling up of wheat at ter Tinal markets, the possible blockad- in got railway tracks or the glutting of storage facilities.
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assistance and cooperation, and thanked Captain Trowbridge for his work He referred to the criticism this resort had received at the hands of congress, an dendorsed the suggesJ tion from The Sentinel-Record that unless the government would assist the development of the resort, it had better turn the property over to the city, which would develop it properly The government clouds us with sus picion," said MT. Eisele, which touched the keynote of a very splen- did address.
 Col. w. J. Little, also a former su- periatendent, spoke his welcome in the name of the business interests of the city, and bespoke for Dr. arlls the city, and bespoke for Dr. Parks tain Trowbridge for his fidelity and his unbiased work here. He thought that when this resort sought a closer relation with the people of Arkansas it's prosperity would be assured, and was glad to welcome an Arkansas man to the place of superintendent.
 b. H. Bancroft, in behalf of the bath houses of the city, expressed the same happy spirit of cordiality for the new officer of the government, and spoke of the splendid relations that had existed between bath houses and the superintendent of the reservation under the regime of Captain Trow- bridge.
 Dr c. A. Hebert, representing the physicians, the most closely allied of all to the superintendent, in his sin cere manner rendered to Dr. Parks a wholesouled and happy welcome in the name of the physicians of this city, and informed him that they would cooperate with him and4assist him whenever called on. He also spoke in a most earnest manner of the endorsement of the work here of the retiring official
 After the speaking, reception was he'd in the lobby of the hotel where those present had an opportunity 10 he presented personally to Dr. Parks, and where they also took occasion to bid adleu to Captain Trowbridge and wish him every measure of happiness and prosperity in his other fields of endeayor.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
CURES PlMPLES EASILY
Simple Remedy That Clears Skin
 Quickly of All Eruptions.
for the blood

For several weeks past Sorrells Drug Co. has done a big business in selling Hokara, the skin healer that has won so many friends in Hot Springs.
 It has been found to heal not only all minor skin troubles. such as pim- ples. backheads, b herpes, acne, scaly scalp, complexion blemishes, itching feet, piles, etc, but also the worst sores, ulcers. or even chronic eczema and salt rheum. There has yet to be found any form of wound or disease affecting the skin or mucous mem lhrane that Hokara does not help, and its action is so quick that those who try it are simply delighted with it right from teh start.
 In spite of it's unusual curative powers. the price is trifling. To con vince every one of its merits, Sorre ls Drug Go. will sell liberal-sized jar for 25c And remember that if you do not think it does what it claims. you get your money back. You cer- tainly can afford to try it on this plan.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
THREE MORE EMPHASIZES.
Are Contracted For by Secretary of
 the Navy Daniels.

Washington, D. C., July 30.-Secre- tary Danie's today signed the con tract plans for the three new battle ships authorized by congress this year.
 These ships, to be named the Cali foraia, Mississippi and Idaho, will be the largest battleships yet designed for the United States navy, and their cost, exclusive or armor and arma- ment, has been limited to $7S00,000 each.
 Specifications will be open for in spection by prospective bidders on August 1, and bids opened at the navy department October i, 1914.
 The new ships will be 40 feet longer and have 4500 tons greater displacement than those of the Ne vada class, launched this month. Their speed will be 21 knots, com. pared with 20 1.2 for the Nevada class. The plans cal for vessels 624 feet long, of 97 feet beam, 30 feet draft and 32,000 tons displacement.
 Their batteries will include twelve finch guns, four submerged torpedo tubes and twenty-two pinch rapid fire guns.
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AIMS NEW COMPLEXION
 BY FEELING HER SKIN

Keep still. sad heart, and cease re- pining. behind the clouds is the sun still shinng.y was forcibly re- minded of these lines when, after mcaths of fretting over my ugly com plexlon, I found low easy it was to remove the cloudy, muddy skin and bring forth bright, new complexion. got an ounce of ordinary mercolized wax at my druggists and used this ike cold cream every night for two weeks. washing it off mornings. Lo and behold. That old skin had all ree'ed off The healthy young skin underneath gave me a complexion as pure, white and soft as a young girls. I experienced no discomfort. the skin came off so gradually and gently, Several friends nave been similarly benefited I'm sure anyone whose skin k soiled, tanned, withersd ibIotchy pimply or frecsled. can ac quire the lose'iest complexion Imagn able by usin gthis remarkable treat ment. TT P
 Another treatment that brough more sunshine was one to remove wrinkles, 4 face bath made ny dis solving oz. powdered saxolite ia Il: pt. witch hazel, soon erased every line. It's wonderful -4Julia 0rff ir The Queen.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
JAPANiS ATTITUDE.
MItl Stick to Great Britain if the
 f<East Is Menaced.

Tok3 D, July S0.-Japan's attitude sN on tha< European crisis may be de scribed as one of watchful waiting Should Great Britain become involv- cd in the war and British rights and interests in Eastern Asia Tor India be menaced or attacked it is stated That Japan in fulfiliment of her alli- ance with Great Britain will assist that country However, if the war is limited to Europe, Japan probably will remain neutral.
 Several. newspapers here say the withdrawal of Russia's forces from the Far East would afford Japan an opportunity to extend her influence in Asia.
 A suggestion has been made here that Japan and Eae United States Simultaneously essay mediation n the European crisis.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
WILSON MAY CAMPAIGN.

Washington, D. C.. July 30.-Presi- dent Wilson is considering the qeus- ton of touring several states during the comin gcampaign, but has not yet decided where he will go. He has been asked to go into Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Iowa Ohio, Maine and other states. Before settling the question finally. he is expected to confer with William F. McCombs, chairman of the democratic national committee. who now is in the west observing political conditions.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
Flurry in Cotton.

New York July 30.-Cot:on broke s3.50 to s5 bale today in one of the most sensational markets since the Sully campaign. In two months the price has declined $S to SIP bale Today's collapse was due to the fact that in the event of a general Euro pean war domestic mills would have to absorb and finance most of this years crop.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
TROOPS OCCUPY RAILWAY.

Vera Cruz, July 30.-Two hundred Carranza troops under Ricardo Lo- peg have occupied Alyarado, the ter minus of the Vera Cruz Alyarado railroad, the federal forces of forty evacuating the place.
 This is confirmatory of the state mont of the personal report of Gen eral Carranza at Vera Cruz that an armistice would not be recognized and that hostilities would continue.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
Break in Stocks.

Chicago, July 30.-For the first time the war scare today affected materia Iy the dealings on the Chi. cago Stock Exchange. Selling was general and resulted in the heaviest breaks in recent years. The sharpest declines were in Sears, Roebuck x Co. and Union Carbide, respectively. 15 IA and l7 points down.
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TO SELL RAILWAY.

Purcell Okla, July 3o.-The Okia- homa Central railroad will be sold to it's bondholders for about one million dollars here tomorrow, according to an announcement by Asa Ramsey, receiver, who said he had only re. ceiyed the one bid. It is understood that the road will be leased to the Santa Fe.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31

A limited amount of money to loan on improved city property. J. S Mcconnell, 903-4 Citizens National Bank Bldg. 7-30-wk
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31

Bottled milk and cream delivered to any part of the city, daily, Pure wholesome and rich. The Pasteu. rized Milk Co. Phone 15 4-21-.f
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6-s14f

Ice cream and sherbets from purest obtainablo. Public rDug Co, phone 645. 6-12-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31

Telephone US; rapid delivery. Pub lie Drug Go.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31

FANS, all sizes right prices, a' schmelzers. ell Central avenue. Phone 221. 4-29- If
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31

Ask for lime free. Try it in your iced tea. |. c. Morris Drug Co
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31

TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASSf- FEED AID TOnAY--It may rent that va cant house for you.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween the undersigned, Randolph & Farmer, has been dissolved by mu- tnal consent.
 T. P. FARMER.
 B. H. RANDOLPH. 5-31tf
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J. F. RANKIN CONSTRUCTION co. Plans and Specifications Furnished
 if Desired. References--James Anderson. Walter Halsey, Mrs. Hinkle, D. Rosen and c. Lazeras.
 500 Central Ave. Phone 23o2
 Room 10 Upstairs. 4-26-fm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Barthelemys

oem Nroieft Ser 5hiffbarmad111g
oeS Mbeines bon strabburg bis So
lel. erlongen tonne. SIM Safe Ser
3nltimmnng molle Bic &egiermng TO-
fort NIT ser 8eratbung 6ieies Nro=
ieftes Beginner. Dos &aus nabm
borouf sic geforoerte Eoiition BON
illsgel ommt 10000 M. einitimmlig
ON. - Sci Ser 1peben abgebalterer
5taotperorbnetentpabl Ser 5metten
&laiie in 8reiburg getpam bas
Centrum 51 ieinen ~bisberigen Z Si=
ten nod einen bin3u. Die So5ial=
oemofraten nerloren ibr ein6iges
Mon6ot in oieier &laiie an sic Sea-
tionolliberalen. = Sber1an6esge=
ridtsrotb 6. @hmi6t, Ser ii6 nm sic
fotboliide Stride in 8o6en groBe
Gerbten1t tie %ertporben, lit i'm Sitter bon
IS Sabren an einem Ser5idlag &c
itorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN GEBRAuCHSElTmE HRALS 30JAHREN
7 S@s: e: ;s 81 e. mM2&zZzM
@1iak-2ptbrtmqem.

SIM 8ureou 6es observation-disclosures
5u StraBburgb at fi6 6erSa1tpt-
mam SobonreS Dom 81. Gel6%Mrtil-
lerie=&egiment eridolien. Sos Mo-
tip ser Gbat lit nod unbefamnt. =
Die M0r6erin @en6eI nn6 ibr Cont
plice @irtb aus &agenma iin6 6a-
bier bonn S1arfri9ter Glider binge>
ri6tet mor6en. -Mit @~eenebmigung
6es @aiiers bot BON Ser &erbitgeitelz
lung Iammtlider @ecr11ten 6eS
@ei@slanbes gu Meb 1nie6er, tpie
Dor 1908, n11Berbalb bes @ei6slan6es
at erfolgen.
0eiterreid-1tn9arn.
Ser @emeinberotb in @ra5 1T
bom Stottbolter bon @teiermarf,
@rafen @lorp unb Ml6ringen, oufge-
Ioit mor6en, meiI sic fo5ioIiitiide
Msebrbeit elm eriprieBIi6es 3uiam-
menarbeiten nit ser b~iirgerltG]en
Mi116erbeit 1tnm0glih modte. Sin betn
gmporfomme11 ser So5taltiten trdgt
in eriter 9inie ser 6eutide 6reitrt
iduIb. = Ser @ebronsidnB bes
Epro1er 9an6tags bat ii@ fir Sic
Observation-Disclosures ser 2an6mebr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

mib 5mi1@en ser Sn6uitrte uno Der
Mrbeiteri@oft; es bringt BEN 8ebm
lfun6ertag, i@rd11ft sic @a@t' nn6
@onntagsarbeit Elm, perbietet oieie
fir 6ro1en un6 Sugen6lide unter
18 Sabren, iebt aIs Minoeitalter fir
6abrifarbeiter bas ID. Sabr felt nn6
gepdbrt Sen @o@nertn1ren 'ei1ten
|S1ub Biz 8 @oden. - Ser @l1n6eS-
ratb bot ferner Sen M1rtauf bon iedS
6e11tiden Doppel6e&ern 6eS SpftemS
|@dnei6er. beidloifen. - Mon be-
fddftigt ii@ maBgebenoenortS beio1.
6ers nit Der Grage, mte benz uebel
Ser l1eberi6memm1111e ser S&meb
nit Muslan6ern ab3ubelfen o6er bel
mebr mte 6ie S@attenieiten Der
Standardization IN cine gum 1tt1toe'
item fiir Sic @elbftit6n6igteit beS 2an'
oes ni@t mebr eefdbrltde 111bermeio'
ltde Ebotfa@e 11mgetpon6ef tper6er
Torment.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

80 Sabren &err Sicily Gel6es, @bef
ser @iienbabnabtbeilung bel ser bie>
j;gen &iitte un6 @emein6eratbsmit>
glie6 ser @taot Differ6ingen.
= DaS S@lubergebnib Der leBten
@ablen IdBt erfennen, bob Der @lod
oaS infolge 6es neutrality-suspicious.
ges binfdllig getuor6ene 3. Man6at
6es @ontons 80 er d un6 sic Me6te
Gin Mon6at int Canton 2%upen1burg
eingebiiBt bot. Die 1e11e @annmer
5ablt 111r mebr 50 Mbgeor6nete. Sc
fdei6en aus: infolge @terbefaqs:
@poo (@id); imfolge Midtaufiten11ng
leiner @on6i6atur: Eilges @ilb);
imfolge M@ttpieoertnabl: 8rincour
(@dterno&O, Don6elimger Wi@,
s@aoper Na1pemblrg), &nepper Me.
mi@), Matbieu @iIb), Stein@en
|(@iD un6 @tlbelmp @erf@. Die
1elen mgeor6neten iin6: SImmarg
memid), mepers @ilb), mi@els
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

erflart. Die Maioritat i'm @len11m
oes @auies lit geiidert. Mu@ in Der
9ebrergebaltsfrage mnr6e I'M @dul>
ausi@ub cine @inigr1ng Der &arteien
eraielt. Die @emein6emabloronurg
miro in 6ieier @eiiion mobl fa11m our
@erotbung fommen. Mls ein iebr En-
freuli6es Moment, baS sic biSbertge
|Eagl1ng 6es ne11geitalteten 9anotageS
ac5eitigt, miro Ser l1mitan6 be5eid)~
net, ooB gera6e oie i'm fpiberen 9ano>
tao 10 bdiiufigen nationalen &eibnn~
gen beoe1teno 5uriifgegangen, ia fait
per1dmun6en iin6.
2%nrembarg.
NeuIih mnrbe mie6er elmer I'm le=
rer 8elten in ser 8liitbe Ser Sabre
binmeggerafft. Nab form 5meita=
qiqer @ro>lfbeit 1tarb I'M Sitter BON
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buimoriltil@e$.

@o@5eitsreiie. - r@@m
6o@ ni9t immer gum 6eniter binaus,
Meqnnd)en. Das fo1r1en mir l1nS
ia auf Ser &Idreiie aueS no6 anie-
ben!"
@rfIGrt.- @bemrann: Die Sri
minalitatiitif %ertpeiit, 6aB 6ie BEL mei=
tenn iiberuiegen0e @ebrbeit auer &C.
fangniBinlailen nnperbeiratbet it,"
SSnggeleIe: uSSa, 6ie 8erbeiratbe-
ten baben eben l6on lire Sauslidz
feit."
Darnm. = vDie &i11ber 1in6
ober iett b0fli6 bier i'm Srte. 6riiber
gruBte fei1res!"
uDas lit aber au6 erit Ser 6an,
felt Ser @err 2ebrer Die &obter 6eS
&utma@ers gebeiratbet bat."
Mbnungsbo1l. = @ottin ei-
mes Dramatifers: u@arum lmd6t 6n
al reirem relten StiiGe einen &om=
pagnon?
Dromatiffer: uMd, i6 Bit 6i@! =
Stelle 6m 6i9 nal 10 m11tteri% eelenal<
Iein ouf 6ie 8ibne, men11 Tie rings
INN p%feifen!"
Nroftii@.- Gron: Scr Mr5t
bat mir einen biertp06igen Mufent-
bolt im @ii6en empfoblen; mo- iou i6
Nun b~ingeben?"
Mo1nr: r3n einem an6ern Mr5t!"
Spe5iaIgebiet. - &rofei-
flor: Isle beriagen nun idon ouf Sic
finite 8roge; tpas baben Sie benn
Nun eigentli@ ftu6iert?"
@on6i6ot 811mp: uDas &re6itme>
fen."
Die Iebte &ettmng.- Gig
nora Mi@ettini lit nit ser Grdgbeit
geiegnet nn6 6arrm morgers ME Dor
10 nbr aus 6em 8ett 51 befommen.
Scr @ctte, ser nm 9 ubr @iiro3eit
bat, m11B friib anfteben un6 ielbft
le1er modem Inn ii9 fem Srubituiid
ielblt at bereiten. SHE @orpurfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

filOlide @elD SIT ra1ben. Gas 4ell
bot er al1I ser 6ll1dt fortgelpor fen
g5 muroe an ser bon ibm be5eid):
1reten Stelle mieoergefuaoen. = Mn
6e[te oes III. Mntonius fonnte
in Mugsburg oos nel1e grer5itel1s
bous ct. Mntonins feierlid einge=
meiht meroen. = Ser Maidinilt s.
Sielmeier aus Megenbnrg lit III
Der 0onou ertr11nfen, alS CT bon DEM
l1ebergangsbrett pom liter a1fs
56iff ab1tiir5te.
@iirttemberg.
%ssnnerbolb meniger Monate mnroe
in Meubouien a. S. Sic brittle
eol0ene @od5eit IN I'm erer @entei11oe
qefeiert. Ser Eflditerer S. 6. &atl
11no feline Gbefrou &atbarine, geb.
8riu, beioe 76 Sabre alt, fonnte1 Die
les felt begebe11. = SIN Dibin<
qen lit sic @oltmirtbidaft 3. Sdlen
infolqe zines &aminidaoens nieoer<
%gebrannt. Dos 6euer iprang anh
auf sic Oefonomiegeba11oe nno an
bere Mo6borbauier iiber nno pernib-
tete insgelamn1t flint ltattlide Sc
bdu6e. = gfo9 Mb{hlub Ser Hobar=
beiten an ser grobartigen @ieoerber=
ite0lnng oes Sdloiies Neuen1tetn IN
@iirttemlberg, bas bem 6ilrlte11 @br1<
1tian &roft gu &obenlobe=S ebringel1
,,qebort, lit ieBt Ser 8eiu6 6es S9lo1=
1es gon5 peientlib geitiegen, nament<
lid, ieitoem elm gr0Berer Gbeil ser
@dloBraume tpie6er eingeri6tet mor=
Sen if..- Sn IS eingarten fa1o
neuli6 sic 8eii9tigung 6es Snf.<
@egts. geo. 1874 in @roBbdumgarte11
itatt. MuS 6ieiem Mn1ab maren Der
fommanoierenoe. General b. 5abed,
Ser 8~rigaoefommanbeur b. Woier
un6 Der Dip. =&oman6err Graf BON
pfeiI unb &lein gmgutb amtpeieno.
Sim Sag barauf fanb gu @bren bte<
Ter @enannten Elm Ge1t i'm Sff15iers-
fa1i1ro 1tatt.
8abe11.
Die 5tpeite @ammer 6es bab1<
i@en 2nnbtogs bot einem Mntrog
Der 8u6getfommiiiion 5nge1ttmn1t,
in SEM sic &egierung angegange11
pirb einen Beitrag bon $4,000 SO.
aur observation-disclosures 5n lei
{ten. = Sn elmer an6eren Sib1n1g
erfldrte ser Miniiter 6es Snneren b.
@o6mo11, boB ji9 6ie &egierung nit
tbmnli61ter 8eidleunigung iiber3e11<
qen noble, Oh fie 6ie Mitpirfung 81
iab<9otbringens uno Ser S@1pei5 BET
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@rleidtert Mitbma-lmal nnb @emfie'
ber.

Sir SEN 6ur9 Mitbn1o nn6 Seu-
|fieber er5eugten Summer u16 @len6
gebra19t 6oleps @onep an6 Sr
COMPOUND. Sc legt cine beilen6e m1f,
tpei@enoe 8e6e11tung iiber sic &C.
ldtponenen, hbel11ben Ebeile un6 er'
Iei9tert 6as g%e6rdngte un6 miirgen6e
@efiibI. Silt g11@ lei9ter un6 no.
.tiirli6 gu otbmen SSm eelben @aqaet.
gu fo11fen Bel allen &dn6lern. - Mn.
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

(gid), &epens (g8ilb). Die 48,
|idbrige @befrm oes Saglobners g.
MIff lit in einem 8ude BET Der
Sort toot o1fgefunoen tporoen. 1ie
Nerumgliidte miro. in einem Mngen=
blid bon @eiitesabmeienbeit ms
@oiier geitiir5t unb ertrnrfen iein.
- geim Mbltl1r5 in cine Steingrl1be
fat Ser GO Sabre alte 80. Stra1B
aus Sobi6ei6 ieinen 500 gef11n-
Sen. = 0ie @belel1te 90. SarpeS aus
5hieren feierten I'M &rei1e ibrer
Non1ilic oos 1eltene Set Ser goloenen
Sph5eit.
Gdmei5.
Ser @erner 9fatioralratb nabm
ein1tirmrig oas nelte Tabrifgelet an.
9as @e1ct bernbt auf einem @ompro=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

prallen an Signora Midettirri ab. %,
ami nadlten Morgen BORT sic Signora
ibren bereitS tpie6er in Ser &Ide be-
i6aftigten Mam entiebt rufen: uJeu,
er! Telter!" Sic ipringt aus Dem
8ett nn6 itiir5t our Tblr: ul1m @ot=
teSmiQen> mo- 6enn, mo 6enn?" Dar=
a11f ertont 6ie Mnttport: vS1 BEN
@eroen, in oQen &iiden, nur nidt
bei u11s!"
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@ere@tfertigt. - Ma6ame
(iromi6): Sen @6infenfnoden bat
naturli9 Die @aBe geltoblen. 49,. no,
sic fann ii6 ia mi6t bertbei6igen.
aber, mer meiB, SIR 8rautigom tpor
a16 geitern bier. ... &o@in (ge-
frdnfD: 80, Ma6ame, Sic mer6en
6o6 ni9t 6en...." - Mab eini=
gen Sagen) @a6ame: u@as lit 6enn,
morum rnfen @ie midi, Mn1a? -
S&30din: uDie &abe beripeiit eben 6en
@nnorienpogel, Ma6ome. &ommen
|Sie bite, nn6 iiber5e11gen Sic iid,
ionit beiBt's no@ber mie6er, mein
|8rdutigam iei's gemeien!"
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g p. - (gin 3iin6bol3fabrifont
beiidtigt unter Tiibrung 6eS @al6=
a%ufleber5 Elm @ebol5, INN pallen6eS
Material fir feline Gabrif 6orauS gu
faufen.)
@al6oufieber (auf einen Baum
%6euteno): vSie, Der par' quit"
6abrifant: ~@as, Der lift ia bobl!"
@aloamfieber: SEQ, ia, 90 MAIDEN
g balt Die S9adteln 6raus!"
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81 nfniipfung. = ugeit bret
Monaten geben mir uns aus 6em
@ege, 6rmu Madbarin. -. un0 nur
megen Ser paar iibereilten @orte, sic
mir 6amalS ge1pe6ielt boben. 9arf
i6 Sbnen 6ie @an6 gum Grie6en bic
te11?"
~@ier lit 6ie meinige! @ie baben
re@t, marl1m iib gegenieitig 6as Be-
ben berbittern. 90"
b. @ir iin6 alio mie6er einig. 5000.
un6 tpaS i6 iagen tpolte, fonnen Sie
mir ni9t nit 5met giern nn6 elmer
3miebel ausbelfen?"
The Holbrook news., 1914-07-17
NGWSIz1a Views
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