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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-30
Taft's WaIIOping Helped Wilson

The unmerciful walloping given Mr..
Taft in the last presidential election
has been OF inestimable benefit to
President Wilson, in getting his re-
form measures thru congress. But for
the fact that the voters frightened the
stand-pat democrats almost out Of
their boots by the large vote given
Theodore Roosevelt the president
would have had hard shedding TO make
them fall into line. Between conser-
vative democrats and progressive dem
ocrats there is about the same funda-
mental difference that exists between
stand-pat and progressive republicans.
To whip his stand-pat brethren into
line for progressive legislation all the
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confirm his nomination he would see
that his appointee would take the Of
fee at that salary per month"; If oul
recollection serves US right that is ex-
actly what he said.
Ordinance No. 1872, fixing the police
magistrates salary at $25 per month,
the mayor proposes to raise to $35.
We are informed on the best of author
ity that about six months out of the
year ten hours per month is about all
the time the police magistrate devotes
to the duties of his Office. The bal
ance OF the time thirty hours per month
is as much as has ever been devoted
to the duties Of this office. Is not $25
per month fair compensation for the
time devoted to the Officer AS evil
dence that it is considered good
very good man promptly took the
Office. We frankly admit while the Of
fee was on salary basis the police
magistrate often made $50 per month,
but here the council was at fault.
We believe the council will in ample
time cut the other salaries, but they
have from now until next December to
do this. 1t is too soon to criticise the
council for not doing this now. Mr..
Woldenberg admitted this could not
be done under a year, and it was I'M
fair in him to use this in his argument
against reducing the salaries Of other
officers,
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News from Former LeavenwOrthian

The following was taken from the
Inland Empire News, published at
Hillyard, Wash, where ]. w. Elliott,
at one time owner of the Scenic Thea
tire in this city is now located.
y. w. Elliott, manager Of the
Jewel theatre, has gone to considerable
expense the past week improving his
popular playhouse. Two scenic art
lists have been constantly employed
decorating the walls and scenery, the
illumination has been very greatly i'm
proved; new machine has been in
stalled and the projection Of pictures
are now beyond criticism-none bet
ter anywhere.
Since taking hold of the Jewel Mr..
Elliott has learned that Hillyard audi
ences are critical and appreciate things
that are good. He has made it spe-
cial object to cater to their wants; has
improved the class of pictures shown
there, has spent lot Of good dollars
making the interior Of the house plea
sing to the eye and comfortable for
all; thorough renovation of the pre-
misses has been made and the Jewel
theatre now compares with the neat
est, brightest and best picture houses
of the country"
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Mayors Veto illogical and EquivoCal

After stating to the council, in a
written message, delivered on the
night of his Inauguration as mayor,
that he favored rigid economy in the
conduct Of the city's affairs, Mayor
Woldenberg took a doubtful position
lsst Tuesday evening in the message
accompanying his veto Of ordinances
1871 and 1872. He opposed ordinance
No. l31 because it reduced the salary
of the marshal from 500 per month
to 800 per month, and the deputy
marshal from 500 to $50 per month.
Ordinance No. 1872 fixes the police
magistrates salary at $25 per month
in place of fees, as heretofore. Mayor
Woldenberg's reasons for vetoing these
two ordinances are set out in full 10
the report OF the council proceedings,
on another page Of this paper. We
are not able to reconcile his reasons
with his inaugural statement, in which
he said he favored strict economy.
His effort to prove that the $3.50 per
day man would earn more in a year
than the marshal will not deceive our
readers, who know that if the $3.50
per day day man puts in every working
day in the year, which no working man
is ever able to put in, but if he were,
he would still have $297.50 less at the
end OF the year than the marshal who
works for $40 per month, provided he
also put in full time. He was quite
right when he said the marshals work
was not arduous. The $3.50 man
only puts in ten hours per day, but he
has to put in every minute OF the ten
hours, and he often loses time by shut
down of work and dull times. The
marshal gets his full months pay
whether he has little or much to do.
We apprehend that the average work
ing man will think very much less
about the mayors high cost of living
argument than he will about the fact
that the marshaps $1,000 per year will
90 farther in meeting that high cost Of
living than the $3.50 per day mans
sTs2.5O (if he is so fortunate as to get
in every day. will go to meet his ex-
penses, including his share Of the mar
shal's salary. On the evening OF the
9th Of this month, when the council
= under consideration and proposed
J the marsha's salary at sSS did
the mayor say il the council would
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HOpeful Signs Of The Tines

To our mind one of the must en-
couraging things political in these days
Is the fact that neither newspapers or
politicians universally condemn meas
ures that the opposing party originates.
Not long ago it was the custom for a
democrat to condemn everything pro-
proposed by republican. It was al
ways sufficient to know that it was
proposed by the opposing party. In
the adoption Of the recent tariff law
the vote was not strictly along party
lines. In the adoption OF the cur
rency law party lines were practically
disregarded. The opposition press
even saw some good in the tariff law,
and is almost unanimous in the opinion
that the currency legislation will result
in great good to the country.
The trust message delivered by the
president last week has received favo-
rable comment from every quarter,
and deservedly so. because it was a
wise and patriotic handling Of a diff
II problem. He satisfied the pro-
.e:sive element which believes that
4. corporations should be regulated
the government. Big BUSINESS
vas satisfied because it was assured the
regulation would be tempered with
Judgment and discretion.
When politicians and newspapers
cease to condemn men and measures
on party ground there is some prospect
for better laws.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court OF the State OF
Washington, in and for Ohelan County.
In the matter of the estate of Rose l..
Beasley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of Rose
l.. Beasey. deceased, to the. creditors of,
and all persons having claims against, the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within one ~ year af-
ter the first publication of this notice, to
the said administrator at his Office in the
City of Leayenworth. Chelan County,
Washington, the same being the place for
the transaction OF the business OF said es-
tate.
Dated this 18th day OF January, 1914.
LEWIS j. NELSON. ADM mist rator
Date OF first publication: January 10, last
feb 9 1914.
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Miscellaneous
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

Hereafter all money due the city Of
Leavenwoth in payment of water rent,
must be paid at Koerner's Drug Store,
instead OF at the Offices of the Tum-
water Light & Water Co. as in the
past. Don't forget your water rent is
due between the LIST and 5th Of each
month. When paying your bill bring
tap number. John Koerner. City treas.
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INDIAN LANDS IN OREGON

To be thrown open to the public
February IA. If you wish good
farm home or timber claim at very
low government appraisement write
John Keefe, Hillsboro, Oregon. Three
years a government surveyor and tim
herman. As
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-30

81 see ERE by the papers they be
tarkin' bout closin' the bloomin'
pubs in the middle Of the hevenin'. .
81 shouldn't mind, meself, if they
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Business Paragraphs.

NOTICE-n you have lost anything, OF
found any article, or IL you want to buy, sell
rent locate, or get information, write OIL
call at this office and place an ad in our
Business Paragraph Column" You will
get quick results. Rates 10 cents O line for
first insertion and cents a line afterwards.
Minimum charge 20 cents.
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president had to do was point to the
handwriting on the political wall which
failing to note resulted in the annihila-
ton Of the republican party. :
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

Two small tracts Of land about a
mile south OF town. Will sell on terms
to suit or trade for town property that
will bring small income. Owner has
not time to make land productive. To
get in touch with owner call at Echo
office. lit
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ATTENTION HOG RAIsERS

If you wish to get start with the
famous mule-foot hogs, breed your sows
to Prince R No. 1885, full blooded
Mule-foot. Sows cared for and fed un-
til service. Service fee $500. The
hog immune from cholera. Reynolds
Bros. Breeders. STA
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For Sale

For Sale-Green Fir 16-inch length,
in cord or car load lots. See or write
C. M. Westcott, box 533, Leaven-
worth. Us
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closed 'em couple O. hours sooner.
Wot l seq is, if a man amt full by
'alf-past ten, e amt tryin. Liver
pool Mercury.
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Mrs. James Miller who has been
seriously ill for the past ten days is re-
ported by DR.. Hoxsey to be slowly re-
covering.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-30

Dry Slab Wood $500 load. Box
wood, $500. Best dry body wood
Sc. so per cord. See F. T. Motteler.
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NOTICI 20 $50 7LDERs

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Gibbs Ditch Co. will be
held at the old school, Peshastin,
Wash, Monday, Feb. Q, 1915, at Q
o'clock, p. m. H. H. Kelly, Sec. 4
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Rooms with Board. rates reasonable.
Mrs. Robt. Coleman. SO
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For SaIe-Choice Cows

Buy before prices advance. Guern-
seys, Jerseys and fine grade Holsteins,
at prices ranging from $85 to SITS.
A. ]. Amos, Dryden, Wash. a
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For Rent

For Rent-Two furnished steam
heated Office rooms over City Drug
Store. King Bldg. 4
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Get Butter Wrappers at Echo Office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Mieiiger gdaSen

Satoas gomBar B ment u
abeims angerihtet.
0onbon, 81. Sept. g8ie einc
Gepeff,e Scr yGrpreb" idat, beeann
0ie geiAieBung pom 9beims am 5reI'
taa bnr6 oeutid)e gattericn. Die ied)s
WeiIeu norbIi6 bon Der Staot poltlrt
porch Gnr6 Die eriten Stiiiie lplIr'
ben 0ie olten, lnerieBIihen gemalten
,senIier ser aatbeSraIe 5ertrilmnteri,
iifcr Der cine Sabre oes 9iotben areu'
Scs pebtc. % It'd 500 perwinlocte
beutihe striegsgeiangene bort belan'
ocn. g,on bieien ipuroen $50 lpat'
renS ocs gomburoements wieoer per.
ipun0et.
geie cs aus Der Gcpeide meiter
Ieibt, mlirOen ipdbrenO oes gonlbar.
dement's 400 @iirger Der Staot Sc
t6b.ct un6 bic geihieBung onuertc
pohreno Ses san5en 9dges ON Cant
Iiod fort Sdmmtlife biitoriitje @a'
btuioe in Der llmgebitng Der Static
Srale limo in 1riinuuer aelegt luoroen
,mb in bielen 3beilen Der Siaot
brennf es jeet. 9ie @epolfering iiiidr
trt ii6 mad Siibpeiten 5u.
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@runOcisenthnms >!Sspo,bc'ea.
Gtneinnuti. 10. sspt.
Neue 6npothtten.

5rsb. $. Wassner an Gnit Wit6s
bropal 9. u. So. $1,000.
Robert s. Stucb jr. an Wiais ..
soarper. $3.50.
greN. 9. Irap an Winis 6. Sar-
per. $500.
Mlar aepeniObn an fyrtOsrid u.
gitn. $3.50.
Sotrarb 9. @umisb an Iiamk
1oipnT6ip .. rno 8. SO. $500.
Sames g. Cooper an 0sorss W.
Sarris. $500.
Qlnna 81. Campbell an ID. 3.
Craig. $1,000.
9uIia guimann on JrsOsrid q,
9isn. $1423.
SOq 81. Merritt an 5obn g. Gdsri.
Manusl eutmun an gamnsI 8.
Saft. $5400.
gaoie euimau an eitp oaa sani.
$7400.
Wsurie strsert On gdrben .. HnS
y. 20. SbDUU.
Charles u. autboIb an gbarIss ..
WilIis. $500.
freberid W .Jsrris an Meresr 3
unb .. gompnnp. $3250.
glmslia 6. 2trgus an 6. u. Wsnte I
$1,000.
@etilste 5ppothetsn.
Siaoe Z. Simtins an 6. u. Msnse
$1,000.
wlarp q. giips an .. Collins.
$1,000.
antbonb Rib on GycsIIsnt 8. uni
9. u. 60. $1,000.
5surp glismon ir. an Gbeotot ..
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
syreb. 30. Goot an Sputbsru Cbis
9. unS =, 90. $25oo.
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ieuilfefon.
9erS:6eirl,
Hcmdn DON
Doris Sretin b. Spdttssn.
(6ortiebuna.l
Hpman Doh

Sm 9eitibiil, balb psritedt, itano
Gin tleiner, eichener S9rant, Der bic
iossnnunte Sausapetbete ent6ielt; rte
bora pabte, bina Der Sdliii1sl SaSu
cn elmer Seitenipanb. Die pon ber
Dtdc berabbGngenbs 9aslampe
brounte itets bic scnse gta4t bin
burh iInb Ieuatete. o5lpohl berdbgs'
ittraubt. bell oenlig. I'M in oem peiten
R1unte ieoen 9egenitanD au ertennen.
Nait rai8em @riff unb funoigen
9liden bate glora unter ben plelen
Webitamenten ibre gBdbl getroffen
unb mar ebsn i'm gesriff, pas
SdrGnfhsn su peri6lieBeu, aIs Die
srobe 0oustbiir porii6tia nnb iehr
leiis as0ffnet ipurbe un0 eiu Wann
hereintrat. 9er lpeite runoe Rdomana
tel, ipeItber Don ben Shultern Big fat
sum 9oben nieberfieI, rnb Elm GROCER
S6Iappbut lieben tpeber Sc italt nod
@eii9tsaiiae ertennen; allein belm
Inbltt 0es iunsen Ul6o6ens ichien
er pITbli4 heftia eribredt au ftusen.
Bel elmer raiaen @enouna bes &o'
pfes na6 Dem 2i9te bin gepa6rte
giora, oab tpisber Der Trenl6e init
benz arauen Sarte uno Der blauen
grile aug benz Speiieaimmer Dor
ibr ftanb.
Obne inbsB ben Sut au 5ie5en,
sriibte er bOfli6 unb f4ritt 4angiam,
fat pftentatip unii4er ober alters
idtpah. bic breite Stieqe 5ur oberen
GtagC binan.
Die iunqe Seutihe pur i'm Wto.
lnent piel au iebr nit ibrem trunten
Shiiblinqe beidGftist, I'm piel iiber
Die'e Gegegnuna nd48uoenten. 4ls
wtan iebo8 aeeen Worgen in eineu
rlbtgen Sdlummer perfullen mar unb
lie enolid ielbit ermattet bas Eager
cufiuGte. fam ibr Der fSrembe pieber
in ben Sinn, uno babel nabm Tie ii9
feit Dor. Mup einmal au fragen, mel
6en ionberbaren, gebeimnibpollen
9aft bieies 6aus su bergen i6ien.
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@rnnssissatt1 tt1msa aberttagxxltx
Gineinnati 10. esps.

- - = ~ - - - ~~~-<0- ~ -
DilIinm 3. S1umer an Gbtpurb
GauHer, II. Mnb.. cine Got an ber
Salem pite, in Der @ermeFuns 61D
BON 4nberfon Iopnibip. 81.
Wiliam 3. Gbumer an Soln
Sdumer ii. 4no., 3ipei Cots on bet
Salem pite, in Der Dermefung e1U
bon anberion 9onnfbip. 81.
gli3abetb Mibbslins an Senrp Wib.
beling u. glnb., bier qpts In WilIiun
9drr's llnterabtbeiluns in garrspiIIt.
$1.00.
gbas. s6rotb an gmsIia 3.
sd,rotb, 35 BEL 100 Sub an Der Wef,
ieite Der Maribal 4penue, 135 Jub
n1r6li6 BON Der Rioble Roab. 81.
Wlalpina Sosss an Julia Dotmanr,
90 bel 78 SUB an Der DsitItite btr
Sngbes Strabe. 81.
Q(melia 6. 9lrsus an gbatIss u.
autbolb, so bel 125 SUB on Der VorS.
ieite Der punt Strabe. 81.
Die GpanseIieal protsitom Eoeistp
an 5rant giieien. so SUB an bet Siios
isite Der 2ibertp StraBe, 400 CUB DON
ftr psnbletOn Strabe. 81.
Samss 8. Seetin an Wurp .9setin,
"a BEL 102 5ub an Der RoroipeitsGde
Der WaInitt unb Mater Sirabe. 81.
Soispb s. GaHning an q. Q. Wils
ion, 20 Sub an Der Oftfeits Der guo'
lorp glDeniis, 356 SUB fiiblid bon bss
2afabette Npenus; ferner 80 Jub an
Der Siibleits Der 2afabeiie glpenlte,
253 5ub pitli6 RON Der gupIcip gocs
me; ferner 80 5uB al Der Oitieits S:t
Qublom Mpsnus. 81.
Sulius O. penn, s,ffisnee, on Geo.
80. @abe II. anb., 80 Bel 15o Jiib an
Der Weliieite her 6aIpin Iveitre, S3s
SUB iiibIid DON Der 9reiit aipena,'
1862.
gDiais 6. Sarper an Rotert Sia'
esb IT,, 35 bel 125 HrB an Der SiiSs
Ieiie Der Maribrsit glpenue. 435 5uB
BON Der Gbparbs Rocb 81.
6drrb 8raop an Qnurd earen II.
glnb., Iiettn Cots in 6. =. DooSrnffs
llaterabt5eilung in aodldnD. 81.
gaettie T1. Snfis an Warie !oer,
CERT. 35 5uB an Der Roroisits Der
Gdrnihap Qpenls 81.
WotiIbn a. grOots on anoreip
9lepine. bic ipeitli9sn 37l14 Jub BON
Got Jeo. SO in Der eritsn llnierabihcia
lung pon Roripoob part. 81.
Gli 9. 9ropn an Gidrente =.
@feri, 36eil BON Cots 1870 ano l83
in goiinser 6: 6optins' llRternbthsi.
lung in Siib gQoripooO. ST.
gDiGis 6. Sapsr on tJreb. 9. Wran.
S6eil BON Cots $50 iinb 500 in Der
Glsmere Spnbitat llnterablbeiluRe IN
Norpoub. 81.
Gpe aerin an Sames 70 .groipn.
so 5lib an ber Wonisomerb pite IL
Silpertpn. 81.
georse 80. poblman, aruitee, an
Sarriet 6. Ioblman, Got 3 IN 5ano
6 Sroome's untsrabtbeiluns pom
Clinton pIaee; ferner Cots 73 nno %
in 3. unb 6. Reuos's llntsrabthsilllh5
an Der Siaie GDenue.
Sdmuel s.. 5aft on Wlanli.! Gu.s
man, 1876 BEL 337 Sub an Der Gde Der
Central 9lpenus rnb aun Sttabs. bil'
benp ben san3en 8lod Biz Slir plMai
Gtrabe; 81: untsripprien elmer Snpo.
tbst fir 100000. iuslfc ron Der urls
.eS States Wprtgage &c Srnit 20. ss'
baItsn tpirb.
9l6rabam Silpsriteiu an Tdrct
Wolf 5 Sabre gaat, Ppm /. Sttobsr
1914 an auf % bei 90 SUB an Der
WsitItite Der Central 4penus. stpiitel1
Wabe unb Nelonctbon Strabe. Ulp'
natli6e Taiet6e $36.50. nit BEN glns
taufsspripilseium All $500.
2afobstte R. Miltie an Sani.
Ward. so BEL $50 fnB an Der Sitfeite
Der Softer 2lDenue in WocbluipH. 81.
.
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9rieft
@irS i'm Sale zines an'
sriffs pertbeibigt

-
meroen.
Wom, pia paris, 81. Sept'iroer'
cie ,.Gribuna" peroiientlidt ein siI'
te,uietp nit benz Siiriicn Soberlobe'
oem gouperneur pon grielt. IN mel
dem Der Giirit erfIart SoB Erieit I'M
SaIle zines 9Insrifis nitt gerai'Ini
perSen tpiiroe
sIrieit pirS @iberitano lciiIcn,"
ioll Der 5iirit geiagt bobei', vaber eDe
elm slngriff cni 1rieit eriolsen tanll'
mub Die frai,5oiiid.ensliit)e 5lctte
crit mi. Der 6iierreidiiden 5lotte bel
9ola rehueu.
sdpimmsnbe Soipitalsr
Qoubon, 20. Sept. - usber
gfotteroom ipirb aus Berlin gemelost,
bab infclse bss umitdHoes. bab bic
@ermunteten bert in 10 GROCER 3nhl
einaetroifen iinb. bab cine 4naGbl
G1iffs auf ber Sprse in i6tpimmeHs
be SDfpitGIsr DsrDanbelt iOgrOsH
Iinb.
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3ielpbistte bilben sbsufals bic pfoitsu
Der gurttehitationen.
Cine &anonsnfusel fiel in Elm bri,
tiffss .BelbIusarstt unb 5eritorts bus.
ielbe poIlfommen. Da Der &ussl.
bassI in Der gla4bariduft bss aa3ls
retts ldnsers 3sit qnhieIi, tOnntsn
nur bic aeidtpertpunbeteH in Slider
beit ssbrd6t lperOsn, ipdbrenb man
bic Saiperperpunbstsn ibrsm Sdid'
lal iiberlaiIen mubte.
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3nsrauber

Spllen Sci SOS angelss
aber $1,000 erbeutet
baben.
9osangeIes, 20. Sspt.-3psi
tepafinete gidubsr bielten am
Sunutdg Ql5enb elf Meilen n0rbli9
BON bier ben 3us go. rs Der 93acifie
gabn an unb pIiinbertsn bic g3oiia.
siers aus. Jbre geuts ipa iiber
$1,000 bstraaen batsn.
9ultanin SbGtisteit.
Wellington, 81. g.. 20 Sep.
9luf-Dbits sSsIonb in Der Ban Of
plsntp III elm 9ulion in 2hdisieit
osireisn. Die Sdlfte Der 9eraub6anse
liz bereits in ben araier ssitiirot uub
eff perfonsn, bic On bem assona ar,
btiteten, iperben psrrnibt.
g 4lim mer autolhfafl.
Charlotte, q. g., q. Sept.
Sobn CRAIG unD Jrl. Ghrifiine Mar.
ipelI. ben bieiigen eriluiipen Sreifen
angeh5ris. iprroen beute 9lbenb auf
Der GtsIle aetobtst unb brsi anbsre
purbsn psrlsbt. als bag guip. in
ipeInem lie ii4 auf Der Habrt bon
StatespilIe, q. g., tefanbsl an elmer
8ieanng oss Wesss bei grofis in bic.
fem gountp aea.n einen 9elesrapben.
pfabI rdnnten. Die Maf9ine falus
nm unb bic beiben iungen asuie fpar.
ben als asi4sn untsr berielben bsr.
SorassDssM /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
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OIe HuuIlen 2Qae Ddren I'M Tup'
rnonb' 'I6en 6auie fill unb ereisniblos
reradngsn. Waps trdftiae Rutur bat
te ben tleinen anfalI, ben Der 9lrst auf
H.rpenuberrei5uHa auriidFiibrte, ihnel
:berpunben. iooab. abgeie6en bon ben
blntltn Ringen unter ben MueeH, iebs
Spur bapon pertpiI6t mar. gu
Noras Beouuern ihien a6er au9 bic
aIte Serbbeit unb SGrte hires We.
lens ipieber plab esriffsn su baben.
Sana belonoers that es ibr INNER
leio, bab Wan neuerbinas ben Batter
in oft berausforbernber WeiIe 81
cerIeben tra4tete. Inter anoerem Gus
Btrte fie einmal ipDttii6, bab mad
ihrer Weinuna Gltern. unb &inoesz
liebe. pomit mun in Deuti9Iano ei.
nen ndbren aultus treble. bic refine
Tborbeit lei, unb alles auf ginbil-
buna bsruhe. DIR. Ranmonb bate
nur NIT ieiner liebenspiirbigsn, sus
ireilen elm tpenis iiberlesenen Wiene
baau aelG4elt unb qsmeint, oab bic
GinbiIouna felbftoeritanbli9 eine gro.
BE Rolle i'm aeben ipieIe.
Tlrs. Oailp ea6 Bel iolden Streit>
1raseH niema!s tire 4nii9t ab; Do.
rii6sr bate glora iaon 0fters na6.
aebadt unS tonnte ni9t ersriinben,
pb bies aus sSnbolens ober MangeI
on 9eritano qsidab. gs mar ibr nur
eufgefallen, oab bic alte Dame in beg
5uus9errn Gsgenpart ftets merfIi9
IT'LL uno aebriidt i6ien.
Sum Slid mar uber Mabs E6eu.
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5nii6en Den 6eiben Wtdb9en bieisr
te1tIe guntt ni4t mebr eripGbnt pur.
Be, 10 faien bic tIeine tragiiae @pi.
lobe baIb Dergeiien au iein. Nber 0ora
bate. fuie lie es ii8 OorgenDmmen.
bod eines Ibenos Mlap mad ienem
sraubnarisen Monne gefrast, Der 10
sebstmntBDpll i'm Sauie auss uno
stn5ugeben fdien. Sa bate bieIe nur
2ismIth briist aufeela9t unb gemeint,
irenn man fi6 I'm alle Gtemente film.
mern follte. NIT benen ,pa" pertebre,
be bate man Diel 3u t6un! 9iellej6t
lei es Der Barber ober Der ubrma.
der qepefen - Wr. RabmOnbs erobe
Sbipdae ieter qenau gebenbe u6rsH.
Map fiiqte nod siemGd i6arf binsu,
oab es re6t .beuti1" Ddre, iid 10
bel I'm bieIe 2lnaelegenbeitell anOsrer
Su tiimmern.
0iefer leBie @ortDurf bra9te gaora
su Der ueberaenguna bab bic juuge
@meritanerin eigentli4 Re9t babe,
nuo fie beubfi9tiSte Oon MIN an, ME.
mals me6r eine fdein6ar neugisrigs
5raae au t6un.
sic tpar ia nur bic GraifRtin, man
bsaablte iie ausgeaei6net, ma6te i9r
tosdr qana unOerbienter Deife rei9e
Seihente = ipds Oerlangte lie mebr!
I'm bel ben Rabmon6s nic1t etDa
su erreaen, batte iie ibre
nsue 5reunbin Mrs. Uforris felt ie.
mem Wittaaefen ni1t mebr aufses
fn4t. Cine ibr ielbit unertlGrli9e
S6su unb Gdfi9ternbeit belt fie ba.
bon db. bas 6aus bes ilineen Mbpo.
faten o;s betreteu. llnb oenno9 er.
tappte tie fih una1bliq oft babel, an
Darn Mprris su benten. Sie, bic
!ieb aeaen ale pshten Rssungen sssl
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