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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17
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fanlf Ipiatifer, Cecil EeoIi, foretog
ioag Den isrite Slppning oper ar-
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Jig til at iorisge. Spitigningen
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17

Wange bar fnnifc life tGnft pna,
at Ger er noget c9entIi9 COLT / at
tage glroenmmo3 Eoitioger no al
Foitbuiet u0en at hopc Nempn0i-
gclIc oertiI. GuOnl ninOre bar
mango tPnft iiQ, at oct ifuIoe gIgre
noget ira eller I'll, al man beboI6cr
9tnbocn3 Npi@, iom pc0 Ell 6eiIto-
geIie cr nnbrnBt / Ell gal Eoitbor.
@looe betra9te@ lul olligcpel al ionl.
me 6oIf lonl oiicntli9 GienOom.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er imi0lertl0 al
Ell on0cn Wtcniug, % ser cr lore.
lfrepct Ell N}uIft pna 5000 ior at
tu8e ieIu en- 2pi2, Ser tiIb9rcr en- an
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in Foitbor iiuOer ct @rcU cler ct
&Ia0, lom fife borcr en- til, iua
pll1tcr man ltiortepct at Icpere oct
tllbu8e til Voitperionalct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17
On Ruinoes uerk.

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ION life bar Iprt Of IGlc eIler ltriOc
- iaa tpnfcr man npltcn uoen
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Der blon0t SouOetS inOiSOte bUtOe
9eioIfning fnOe9 6OIf, Der cr 'on
utpnOige, at 0e fife baa0e fan lPic
on ifripe, er pa1ufelig al fao inc |
err aIminoelig Ameritaner5 @egri'
belle. 8iitnof er ser Steoer i Can
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belle oct Strsg, iom betcgnes lom
WliSiisitppi. 0aIen, i%orefonmer oct
uof ind iIrIoen, at ln0feotc Norgerc
life fan IPie % / oct min0lte ltrluc
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for n1eo nPitcn li9eiaa Itor Aet llgc9
ON Den inbpnnoreoc Gel al Nclolt.
ningen / oette Strpg, "a Den ouer-
peienoc bcitaur al Atoroeuropperc,
bIanbt buiIfc ser ct loa &uiterater.
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oeS Ser lmlolcrtio ct lnrqt lterre
NntnI ifripe- % lG%lcltpnol8c Men
ncifer bIauot De Snbfsotc, emo man
lfrIoc tGnfe iia mulie / ct Demo.
frutiif &ono meb irie SolfeifoIcr.
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lfripe cller IGic. ) 1911 blep /
bette Gountp en- eucrgiif auntoe,
Mrs. Cora @iIiou Stcmort, polgt
til SfoIeiuperiutcuoent. Num ieItc
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gaar I'D ira. at %ric "a Sfripc
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ior al uorpooc oct meo en- @ou1
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17

I DC Tprcueoe Stater uobetoIeS
Here EcrAc til Gbntfsrer og alrto'
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bore oiieutligc SfoIcr, ~ifriOer "Gbe
Silent Eortrcr". Ter er Here Bar
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OF 6ernis. &pa0 Der / De ii0ite ii
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nof iii, at man fun0e bpgget ia
namofonnIen for bet. vi betaler
Iigeionmeget Tor SoOupano iom Tor
&Goer, o0 Dor Irifferc9ning er lter-
re emo Dor &iG0regning. Sobutten
folter o5 mere END alt oct Smpr %
al Den Sit % WieIf, Vi uDoer. %
trooS alt bette bar 9eiolfningen
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17

Srrsyp a, urosp CLASS sA-Is JrsI low 1908 At rs Po1
Own, AZ pRO,IE. Iowa vSnrA 'HI Au ~ cossbHs q,
h.Ss ,, 1897,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17


Patent Advokater og Solicitors.
Jas n. With mson 4 Frank u. uerehsat Minneapolis Mas.
Hovedkontorer: $685. Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Filial: Room 80 Mctiill Bldg. Washington, d. C..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17

f,9ueer &c en- spmanine? -Susoeuuens
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-17

N~nIeoninger til llNfoIbcIic al ncres
Gpucr, iom bar brogt Dem bio, o9
Sc or life bol1nc for at taGc tat.
Sect bette gus, or fanifc "Slllte'
racp" bInnot Snnnigrantcr ct mini
brc Cuoc, cno set or ifreget no Ior
al pprc.
Sr. Stunt Sncab | Y~tinncopoliS
inlbtc I SuShoas lit 70bc Nur. "Qe'
coruh.Toitcn" bringcr Den bctlcrote
% anictc 2ppc i'm Graduation /
N~nIeonina al Gopcn % mtifcr ban
cnonu mango Mars SunobrO % Of
tint QirIc blan0t pore Snno@lnpno.
"@SurImcn's Gumpcnintiuu"tS upe
cr M Strait / % al bore Stotcr,
ncmliQ Nri3ouo, California, Gor-
ucrticut, &uiuoiS, Sprpu, adn'os,
Nar0Iano, MoSiod)uicttS, IPihi.
gan, Mimnciota, Nebroifa, NcpoOa,
gtcm &ompibirc 9telu Scriep, 9tcip
gorf Ohio, 0rc9on Rbo0e 5aIuno,
8oibiugtor, @eit @irginin
on 8iScouiin. 5 @oibington %
Ohio cr oct icIpc Statsitpret, lom
cr ~auiparIig Tor Spilcmeto @len-
temisreIic. 5ugen al DC iorifjeIll8e
2ooe cr enSlpoen0e. &oer Stat bar
i'm cgcn Or0ning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18

upon the people after Jena, and
paved the way for the ever
memorable ceremony of the 18th
of January 1871, when the Ger
man Empire was proclaimed in
the great Hall of Mirrors at
Versailles.
In the realm OF matters trans
cendental, Fichte anticipated all
the profound thinkers Of to-day,
and among the rest the distln-
Euished president emeritus Of
Harvard Long before President
Eliot was born the great Ger
man thinker declared God is
the Moral Order Of the Universe,
the Eternal Law Of Right, which
is the foundation of our being"
There was no scholastic meta
physics. no theological mandy
PANTY in that declaration. but a
scientific truth, around TO which
all thoughtful persons are sure.
sooner or later to come.
Fichte finished the work that
was given him 10 do, and died IN
the poverty in the midst Of which
he had largely lived; but his in
huence is immortal and Of the
good fruits Of his labors there
shall be no end.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
A Century Ahead of DR.. Eliot
By REV. THoS. B. GREGORY.

w yIEN Johann Gottlieb
w Fichte died just one hun
dred years ago. there
passed out from the ways Of
men one Of the finest intellects
and one Of the grandest pieces of
manhood that ever honored and
adorned the race.
Fichte was. in the truest sense
OF the word. philosopher
lover OF wisdom He loved truth
with all his heart, and not once
during his entire career did he
lower his flag to those who would
have him play false with his hon
est convictions Instead Of liv-
ing and dying poor, Fitche could
have had place and power and
wealth had he but said the word,
hut not for the world would he
have sold his better self for the
plaudits Of men and their prof
fered gold.
Fichte was the noblest Of
patriots. Never will his coun-
trymen forget his Addresses to
the German People" wonder
full appeals which may be said to
have re created the spirit Of Ger
man nationality. wiped ont the
depression that settled down
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
Read of Poor Scotchman
Who Rose Through
Honesty.

There is book soon to be pub
lished which will give the history
of some OF the Scotchmen that
came to this country when they
were boys, and that have, by
. their genius and moral character,
put a very definite stamp on our
city and times
An incident occurred in the
early life OF one OF these which
the boys can learn something
from that will be of use TO them
and that may perhaps help to
make them as successful as he
has BEEN
l shall not give his name, but
young readers that are bright and
that have kept up with things
will probably be able to guess It.
He was born poor, in a story
and half house. His father
was a weaver He came to this
country with the rest of his fa-
theirs family when he was 10, and
commenced on job that paid
him 20 cents day
Faithful work as a bobbin boy
soon procured him a position that
earned him almost a dollar a day.
His attentiveness to what was
given him to do brought him aft
er little while to the attention
OF railroad man who was a
large employer OF help,
He had in the meantime been
economlzing his small earnings,
out Of which it was suggested to
him that he should take Just
little stock in car company.
He was shrewd enough to realize
the opportunity. but knew well
enough that he hadn't the money.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
That Loan Proved the
Foundation of His
Fortune.

THE latter take no interest in
their work, but are ready to rush
out into the street the instant the
II o'clock and o'clock whistle
blows"
That $500 was the turning
point IN "Andy's" life and was
the nest egg that in course Of
time filled the nest with so many
eggs that it would take a string
of figures almost two inches long
to count them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
Questions Answered

troubles. and when the dnal Vic
tory rs won the name o. the
learned blacksmith" viii be
often heard in the Temple Of
Peace
AMERICAN FLAG ASSOCIATION
r. y j. The American Flag
Association" was organized Feb
ruary H. 1895. its motto being.
zone flag. one country one God
over ALL" Its object is TO secure
National and State legislation
for the protection Of the flag from
degrading and desecraung uses.
and to secure a general obsery-
auCe of Tune "a as Flag Day
because on ina, day. i'm lI57 Con
gross sdopted jAe preseu, United
SlaleYilag-the stars and Stripes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
THE LEARNED BLACKSMITH.

THE LEARNED bLACNSm' ~
NJ. +. T.-You are mistaken I'm
your idea that Elihu Burritt is
SIN aliv. The learned black
smith" as he was called has
been dead for many years lie
passed out in 1879. aged 50 Bur
rift was more than a famous linz
guist, more than q gerat msthe-
matician, he was one of tue
greatest Of our Christian ci'-
zens," and may well be called one
Of the fathers Of the peace
question" IN this country AZ e.
time when it was far from beiur
popular Burr,tt advocated the
doctrine Of arbitration versus war
in Ye settlement OF national
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
By DR.. CHARLES H. PARKHURST.

TH1S article is written espe-
cially for our boy readers.
1t pays better to talk to
them than 20 talk to their IA
theirs and mothers.
There is the same difference
between trying to influence them
and trying to influence their par
ents that there is between try
ing to make a ball out OF soft
snow and trying to make 1t out Of
snow that has begun to stiffen
into ice.
1t would be an excellent thing
Cor the boys if in the training
they receive at school a little
more attention could be given by
great and good and successful
men and to the means by which
they came to positions Of infu
ence.
1t is easy enough to tell a boy
by what steps he can climb to a
high and large position, but for
practical results such telling will
not compare with the effect 1t
will have upon him to show him
a man that has done that thing
and how he has done it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
Negotiated a Bank Loan
Because He Proved u.
Honest.

Just said that In asking for a
loan he had nothing that he
could offer as security; that is.
he owned nothing that he could
make over to the bank in case he
failed TO return the loan. Sc
curity of the ordinary kind he did
not have, but he had something
that was just as satisfactory to
the banker, for he had a charac-
ter for honesty, faithfulness and
perseverance, and the banker
said to him: You shall have the
money, Andy, for you are all
right"
The boy was sound
When people build they are
careful not to put in rotten tim
Der This boy was not a rotten
boy. II he had been, the banker,
instead Of giving him $500, would
not have given him a cent. That
is the trouble with a lot of boys
they are rotten.
A little money might give them
a start in life, but they are rot
ten, and nobody will loan It to
them. They might be able to fill
some paying position, but they
are rotten and nobody will en-
ploy them. And then they say
they haven't a fair show Yes.
they have a perfectly fair show.
They get Just what they deserve.
People of sense will not put their
trust in boys that are not sound.
The head of large importing
house in big city recently said
to his manager, who is a French
man; 81 want that In taking
men into our employ you should
give the first chance to French
men in preference to Americans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18

Although he could offer no Sc
curity, he resolved to apply to the
bank for a loan.
What happened when he went
to the bank is what I want the
boys particularly to notice, for It
really marks the crisis in the
young fellows life, and explains
what followed on during the years
after
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Qlmslanb sVDitia6en.
3iuei Sent griefe nad SeatidJlano
iuerben purlanfis ni6t befOrOert.

9risfe na4 europdiI9en 2dnbern,
pel6e ariea fii9ren, perben spar
bef6rbert. bod muB Der qbfenber
duf 8er56gerungsn sefabt iein. 2tuf
Der Warine aouferen3, pel4e 1908
Bis 1909 in 2onbon tdgte, baben Iih
bic Uld4ts perpflihtet, poit eriter
&lniie au reipetttren unb peiter3u6es
f0rDern, islbIt psnn bic pOitia9en lid
ouf sinem tonfis3irtsn Sdiffe befins
ben iollten. padete uno poitiaAen
anberer alafen senieBen Dieien S4us
nidf.
3Dei Sent griefe mad 9eutT@z
lamb perben Durldufig niAt bef0rz
bert, ba 6euti6e S6iffs lire 5ubrten
einaeiteut baben. Sie iperben nit benz
eriten beutifen 0umpfer, Der Qmez
rita berldbt tef0rbert perosn. Soll-
te Die Ginitelluns Der oeuti4en
S6iffabrt ldnasrs 3eit bauern, 10
piro Der Gsnerai poitmeiIter in
Waibinqton sntifeiben, mas nit ben
8riefen su 9el6eben bat. 9riefe na6
Deuti6lanb, bi. nit 5 Gents franz
tirt iinb, fpsroen in S6iffeH aHoerer
Gdnber perianbt.
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iInterridlfs .sln5eiseu.
Seuti6e 98ebrpflihfise
@cgeu Der cngliidDen SricgserflarHl9
lit lire gcfDroerung in Die Set
matb nnsgeidloien.

Sin 3rupp BON 50 beutIfen gIili'
tdrpfli4tigeu finb geItern 2t6eno naa
.,eip gort abgereiit. Die jungen
2euts 6efan6en ii6 in gs6obeniter
Stimmung un6 iangen BEL Der Qbs
fubrt bic ,Bu6t am Hbein". am
Mpntag Q6en0 mar sbenfuQs Elm
crupp a6gegungen uno beute IoQte sir
brttter na6folgsn. Oas niro jeood,
nie uns geitern 2tbeno aOnIul Wte5Ser
mittbeilte, tuum Der 5aa isin, neil tns
folge Der sngIif6en ariegsertldrung
es unmDslid 1T, bic jungsn 2euts naf
Der Seimatb 81 6sfDrDeru.
Geitern melbete Ii9 i'm SonfuIat
Elm Gltli6er 6err, oeIien Sruft pns
Giisrne &reu3 i6miidte, oas er iif)
auf ben fruu30iiIhsn S4la8tfeloern
4nno 70 srtporben bate. Der va
triut poate pieoer gegen Die 5ran3o'
ZEN 3ie6en. 9n sr jeooh Dor einiger
,2eit unter @ormunDIhdft geItellt NOR
ben 1T. piro sr ss ppbl Bel Dem gutter
Wiuen bepsnben laien miihen.
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GilberbiebfabI
Siibrte sur gerbaitHHs osS 26 Sabre
alten Sarrp gpder.

Sn Der lebien 3sii tpurosn perIdies
btntIib DiebftdbIe in Der GiIbers
idmel5s bon 90. Sdparb bem.rtt.
obne oab es aelang, bsm 9isbs auf bic
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bem Bureau Der iyirma on Der Glm
Strabe Elm iunger Mann. ipsl9er pull
btriiiriss SiIbsr perfaufen tpollte. gu.
fGIigeripeile mar Der syirma bieieIbe
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i'm ben @ertGufer fsitsunsbm,n. 9ei
Der 2lntunft bes poli5iittn 5sririims
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bdrbt isbis BEN Jlidtlins mad unS
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iJirma lissenbe 2osirbaus ,intrai. 2fls
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9auie befinbe unS irgsnb Stmdno
felfe I9m tin Beir, fpopurD Der Ses
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bisrtsn Gtodpert, no Der 8urfde ebsn
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adpt. Dunning bonn 9srtiIlDn Ospar-
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alien 9etanntsn. ben 26 Sabre alter
5arrp 9oder, BON No. 326 Wtlt 6.
Gtrabe, tpslder fdon ptrfai.bsnilid,
NIT Der pDIisei tn 8rHfIist ssrathsn
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'GrlanbsitiAsiHe.

Samuel syoipler, So, 1909 qlum Ctr.
l9illie airtpairid, "a. 1909 pIum
Ctr.
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lWamie BROOM. 81, 431 Sobn Str.
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{Str.
lGlara R. WeubeI, 19, 1S 8. ReWlil.
Ian Ctr.
Geo Ribit, 81. 1862 Gnrisbt 2(pe.
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Sprina 4pe.
fSames 6. Rurpbp. AZ, gttlanta, Ga.
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place.
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14penue.
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Watbers Ctr.
(gen g. qrfati, %, 521 90. 6. Sir
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9lus benz Wtuni5ipalgeriht

Ssbr bramatiid geitultete iid Die
9erbanplilng ssgen Rab Wtiners aug
Der RiDbIe Hoab, tpel6er ieitens
@iola Douglas pes @ngriifes uno
a6rpsr 9erlsBuns 6eidulbi9t mar.
Sinners, psldYr i'm 2llter pon 22
sSabren Ifebt, 1T Bel elmer 5irma ais
Reiisnber tbdtig peri6mdbte es
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su 5aoe ssf0rbert purbe, Don oem
gintommen Der Douglas gu leben.
Oils bas MGb6en Der Sa6e iiberbriiis
fla tpurbs, i6euts fi6 Meiners niht
baFeIbe gu ihlagen, poraus lid bic
4ntlase 6sri6rieb. Die Douglas
aab an, baB lie glinsrs in ben leten
orei Sabren fat poIIitdnoig ernd9rt
babe. Ri6tsr 1pr, peI6er ioldeu
eblen gbarattsrsn beionosrs freunoa
lid aeaeniiberitsbt, perbonnerte ben'
ielben su 8 Monuten @rbeitsbaus.
Gin gruber bes SeT9uloigten mar
I'M @erihtssimmer erihieneH, lin
bemiel6.n geiitano gu leiitcn, od er
teine 4bnung bpn bem GebensDGnosl
ieines grubers bate. glls Der 9rus
Der 66rte, pel6e i9pere glntluse ges
aen ben gei9uloieten er6oben, brd9
er in 5brGneH aus uno tpurotgte ben
gsI6ulbiateu tsinss 9lides mebr.
Mig 5bdbit, Elm &aufmdnn aus
WaIbinqton, 6. $. g., pel6er IN
Der Ra6t gum 0isuftag bur4 pOlt5t=
item am 6. Gtrabsn Wturtt untsr
Der g.i6uIbigung oes DerbotsnsH
Waffentrasens perbaftet Duroe, tatz
te lid aeitern DOr Ridier Gor gu Ders
antportsu. 5babit gab an, oab er
FUR, por Ieinsr @erhaituns in Gin
cinnati angetommeu isi, ino it6 BIZ
| rstt mad, benz Martt 5sseben bate,
nm bas Sefinen Der &ommiHtonshdus
Ter su erparten, oa er perltteoen'
gintGufe su erlebissu bate. Rt9t'r
1or Gnberte Pie asaen Sbdfit erbobene
geidulbiauHg in unDroeHtli6es ge'
trauen um, uno perbonnsrte ben BE
i6ulbiaten su elmer 9eloitrafe Dor
$5 ne6it aOIteu.
gDalter Batter, ipsIfer BON Oetetttps
unter ser geItmloiaung BEG Serum
Iunoerns perbdftet ipprbsn mar, hatt'
Isine giirgI6aft i'm Stif oelaIien
uno erIdisn nitt sur 9er9onblnn1 in
N1uni,ipal @eritt. Gin Gapias
Beiebl parb oseen 9ater srldIien.
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mar unb beFsn Bib in Der 9erbrs9er9
aaIlerie fih befinbst.
: 5odsr beitriti, bas @ilber setoblen
au haben unb bsbauptei, ss bon einenl
ilnbetannten fauflib srtporben gu bas
bsn. Ha9 biefem Manne iu4t ieBt
BITE polisei, ba Isin Rams i4nellsr be-
fannt purbe, als man erportets uno
Der g.erbd9tise Elm aompli5s oes 20
der fetn foa.
Die beitoblens girma erfldrte, bob
Der Gciu6ts ldngere 3eit Bel ibr tbds
tia mar unb bas @effdft gelegentlid
befudts. Gin Iol9er 8efu6 fdno
aid geitern @ormittag itott uno bei
feinem sortgang ipurbe Silberitdub,
iopis aliss Sil6sr permibt. Gin i4tpes
rer iilberner G0ffel, tDelder sbenfols
geftoblsn mar, puroe BEL sinempfdnbs
Iei6er sntbedt. pier bate Der Mcnn
aud cine sr0bere Msnse Silberitanb
auriidgelafIen. Der pfdnbleiber
bra6te ben Stoff I'm fi6 pirtli4 gu
iiber8eusen, ob es Gilbsr iei, gu elmer
S9mel5s, mo- ibm iofort 6eoeutet Durs
be, bab bas Silbsr esitoblen iei. bu
es in bisiem 3uitunb nidt auf ben
Wartt fommt. Cine Radfraee bsi
Der Sirma Sdpars bsitdtiste bisit
EbatIode. uno es tpdbrte aud MIDI
lanse, bis Soder bsi Der beitoblener
sJirma eintrat, I'm berIelben bas Be
ibr ssitublsne Silber gu perfaufsn.
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oic Sadercibciitcr inter iidl.

Der gerein Der 9dtsrmsiiter ppn
Cincinnati uranituliet am Samitus,
Sen s. 9lusuit Ieiu iabrli6es Som=
merfeIt in Spllmsrs 9arteu. JtHh'
mittaos unb 9tbsnbs lperoen b.m
sans, 9pltsIpielen uno Ss9eln gc=
pibnet uub pertboplle PreiIe untcr
bic Sbeiine9mer psrtbeilt. Qae Dtlts
olieoer uno bsrsn Greunoe limb ter3s
Itdit eriudt, Ii9 an benz lFe't gu be
tteiliaen. Das aommittee. beItekno
aus ben Serren Gbas. 5baupalo,
Gjsoro S6nsiber, e. !. Canton,
8m. Serbolo, 6. g. Vlit6ell, Dan.
aernsn, oSobn Qpe unb Carl 5oeriter,
piro iein mSgli6itss tbun, ben gds
dermeifern einige iebr pergniiste
Stunben au bersitsn.