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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
.SHATTUCK MINER is
SERIOUSLY INJURED

George Moore, a miner i'm the Shat
tuck mine, was yesterday struck on
the head and seriously cut when a
large boulder fell from the roof of
the tunnel in which he was employed.
He was bending over his work at
the time, and the blow took him full
In the back of his head
The cut was a little over an inch in
length but was deep enough to reach
one of the arteries situated in the
back of the head, and caused a great
loss o. blood. The Palace ambulance
was called for and conveyed the i'm
iured man to the Copper Queen hos
pital where he was given medical aid
and the flow of blood stopped The
doctor i'm charge stated that Mr.
Moore is not seriously hurt and would
be able to resume his duties in the
mine Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
MARK SMITH PASSES
THROUGH HIS DEAR
OLD COCHISE" AGAIN
On Way Home to Tucson He
Drops of For Short Stay in
DOugIas-He Will Return Here
Later and Before the Primary

Senator Markus Aurelius SMITH
famed for his endearinE expression.
Dear Old Cochise." and for his
many years service To- the people of
the state in Washington has at last
arrived in Arizona TO wage his share
of the campaign for democracy at the
coming primary election and To- fight
his battle against the men who would
succeed him to the United States sem
ate. He arrived i'm Douglas early yes
terday morning. and resumed his trip
90 the north again last evening
MT Senator Smith goes first of all
to his old home I'm Tucson He wiz
remain there several days resting af
ter his long trip from the east before
starting on campaign of the state
preliminary to the primaries. He
states that he will again visit Dear
Old Cochise and that ON the next
trip he will stop off for a short time
at least in Bisbee
Senator Smith will remain I'M Ari-
IONA until after the primary election
unless urgently called to Washington
the senator believes that most of the
special legislation necessitated by the
war is completed, and that ne viii be
able to watch the progress of the
party here without worry of what is
happening i'm the national capital He
viii return to Washington immediate
ly the primary is concluded
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
ROOSEVELT wlTHDRAws AGAIN

OYSTER BAY. Aug Theodore
Roosevelt withdrew tonight his recent
endorsement of former State Senator
Harvey ID. Hinman Tor the Republi-
can nominee for Governor on the Pro
gressiye ticket and pledged himself
To- the support of a straight Progress
siye party fight in New York State
Roosevelt viii under no cirCum.
stances be a Progressive candidate
for governor me asserted in mes
sage sent the committee az New York
City He promised the Progressive
leaders be win make statewide
campaign for the nominee for the
Progressive party.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
LOWELL HALL TO
Be ADMIRABLE ONE
New Building Which Will Be
Opened To Public in Short
Time Is disable"

Lowell Hall. a new entertainment
and lodge hall which is TO be opened
to- the public i'm Lowell inside the next
week OF ten days bids fair TO be the
best hall of its kind i'm the district
Finished i'm The best of style modern
in every sense of the word. and strict
ly desirable for an who are anxious
TO have am entertainment of the
character which demands a public
hail. this new place viii more than
meet with the appreciation of the ay-
erage renter.
The hall is fitted for dancing and
lodge meetings, though it is adapt
ably suitable for many other varieties
of entertainment II Is finished in
hard wood. the floor of polished ma
pie, and lends itself especially to balls
or pubic and semi-public occasions
where dancing is the chief form OF
amusement
I'm addition the room offers "a suit
able place for lodge and society meet
iugs. and has already been bespoker
by several of the local orders for inn
mediate use ON stated evenings a.
soon as &c Us thrown open.
AS a place for political and semi
public gatherings where entertain
ment of a vocal character is desired
the hall is also well fitted. The wall
and ceiling of the interior have beer
so arranged that they vii serve AIDE
quately on such occasions
The building lis situated on thu
southern end of Main street and
"a concrete structure of two storie
with a pressed brick front occupyin
the entire lot of a hundred by fort
feet Asbestos ceilings and moder
plumbing make the building iireproo
and sanitary and a proud addition Q
the town and citizens of Lowell
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
MANY FAILED TO
GET ON BALLOTS
List of Those Who Handed Their
Petitions Into Supervisors
Late

TN following is a list Of the candi-
dates who have failed to get their
names on the ballot at the coming
primaries for not having filed with
Clerk Karger of the board of super
visors, their Candidates Nomination
Petition or Candidates Statement.
Yesterday being the last day for the
filing of the candidate papers, those
not having been properly made up,
necessarily had TO be left out The
clerical force o fthe supervisors of
fee worked until midnight last night
in an effort to get all papers checked
up, and as a matter of fact. not hav-
ing time to notify the petitioners, they
simply had to be left OF the list
"The law specifically states that
the proper papers shall be filed with
the clerk Of the board al least twenty
days before the primaries. and some
of the candidates waited until the
last minute to get theirs I'M. where If
they were gotten i'm several days be.
fore the closing date. there would
have been ample time for the Clerks
office to notify those iu error and
plenty o ftime had to get papers in
properly" said Clerk Karger. of the
board todat- ~As the matter now
stands the following names win have
to be left off the ballot and solely
through the fault of the petitioners
j. 3D. Ellis of Wilcox r. for super
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
.CONVICTS WILL Be
MOVED AS SOON AS
ENGINEER IS HERE
J. C. Ryan, in Charge OF Local
Road Work, Will Probably Re-
turn TOday-Likely Camp Will
Then Break and Convicts Go

The actual removal of the convicts
from the state road camp on the Bis
bee Tombstone highway has not yet
commenced. However. e is probable
that the removal of the men win be
ordered definitely today or tomor-
row with the return to this district
of Division Engineer J. G. Ryan and
that they will have been taken back
to the peniteneiary by the middle OF
the week Already the state board Of
control and Governor Hunt have is-
sued orders for their removal
Preliminary steps which viii Of
course take some time, will have to
be taken TO remove the men, Guards
for their transportation will be fur
nished Means of handling over one
hundred convicts will have TO be COM
pleted. and they will have to have
some time i'm which to break camp
and make ready for their departure.
It IS expected that this will be
started as soon as Mr. Ryan again
reaches Bisbee from Yuma where he
was suddenly called. Mr. Ryan will
then. it is said have charge of hiring
the number Of men who viii replace
the convicts. Close estimates place
the time when the first Of the men
who viii take the place Of the con-
yicts start work as the middle or per
haps the end of the present week
and it is certain no definite steps
will be taken until Mr Ryan again
/ returns to this part of the state.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23

of a strong emeuc. This Is thought to
prevent the poison of the snakes from
homiug the dancers, though few
enough Of them are bitten.
The writer saw one old Hopi re-
ceive the fangs of a good sized side
winder I'm his cheek When he
yanked the snake away "a little flake
of skin and flesh was torn out be
tween the fang bites.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Setter Electric Co,
Fifteen Years Experience Guaran-
fees Perfect Korkmaaship."
AUCTION!

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on his place on 9l8 N Wash
ington Street Monday, March 10Th, at
O'Clock sharp the following properly
to-wlt:--l brown horse, coming 8
years old; bay horse, 4 years old;
pair well.matcbed colts, coming q
years old in May; brown mare COLI.
coming l year old in spring; 2 brood
sOws, one to farrow latter part OF.
March: other in April. Both bred to
registered boar. 200 #. hog fencing :.
l Minnie lift binder; 1 Deering corn.
binder; lift. Deering hay rake: L
| Mccormick mower; John Deere
sulkey plows; Emerson 14.in. hani
pillow; 4 wooden section lever drae.
| nearly new; corn planter, nearly new !.
l Avery corn cultivatOr; l Monitor
l2-shoe drill, l John Deere seeder.
l2-ft. wood rack; 2 wagon boxes; g
hay racks; Rock Island truck wagon,
good as new; l Fuller and Johnson
wagon, medium size; platform buggy ;.
single top buggy; l set of buggy
harness: l set of buggy runners, near
~ new; bob sleds; 1 Sin. burr Dia-
mond feed mill; 1 Mann's bone cutter;
l seven-horse-power engine complete.
| wood saving outfit with belts and,
saws, in good condition: 1 heavy set:
brass trimmed work harness. used q
years; 2 good sets working harness.
ten gallon milk cans, almost new:
2 cook stoves and other household
goods and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms of sale:-A11 sums under $40
cash. Over that amount one years
Time Will be given on good approved.
notes with interest at perce--.
JOHN ScHoNs, A. s. DoRNs.
] S"ner. AuctiOneer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Just Right for sackaehe and Rheuma-

Just Right for eackache and Rheuma.
tism.
Foley Kidney Pills are so thorough
~ effective for backache, rheuma-,
tlsn1, swollen, aching joints, kidney.
and bladder ailments that they are.
recommended everywhere. A. a..
Jetfords, McGrew, Nebr., says: "Mvs
druggist recommended Foley kidney.
Pills for pains in my back, and be-
fore | finished one bottle, my old
trouble entirely disappeared" For
sale by all dealers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11


Kroening, L 3 B 18 S New Ulm,
$50.
Harry L. Jenkins to Theodore Green.
holz, L IL, IL, ID and B3 Hanska,
Mimi, S625.
Barbara Domeier and husband to
Andrew. .Domeier, s. w. u of N.
Ed s 80 T ITO R3l.
Gustav Gruener to Wesley G. Miller,
LAB 112 N. OF $ IA B 1859 s and s
II, B 80 N New Ulm, $500.
Henry Kruger and wife to William
Zellmer, acres of N. E. / s 81 +
ITO r 80.
Frederick E. Mueller and wife to
Henry Kruger, 3 acres of N. E. I
S 81 T ITO r 80, $1,000.
A. 81. Minor and wife to Wesley G.
Miller and Henry N. Somsen, N e
I of S % E Is acres Of N e of N w
Is % E 5 A of s q T lO8 r IS.
Theodore Greenholz and wife to Iver
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Realty Transfers.

Lillian May Specht by Executor to
Caroline Kiefer, 16O acres in S 81 T
100 r "a, $4,000.
Ben Bogatke to Gerhard Neemann, L
7B lis N New Ulm, $685..
Agnes Rooster and husband to Otto
Lendt, L 8, 4. S B ITS N New Ulm,
$3.50. 4.
Joseph j.. Dietz and wife to Mary
Krzmarzick, IA and B Bracken-
ridges 3rd Add. Sleepy Eye, $1,000.
John Kohn to Julius Krause to L 3
and S OF Lot 2 B 1876 S New Ulm,
$500.
Louise Henrietta Prahl to John
Schmidt L 4, 5, 6 B Sc N New Ulm,
$500.
Albert Pfaender and wife to William
Kroening, L B 10 South New Ulm,
$40.
Pfaender Realty Co. to William
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Cleanliness
Is Next to
Goodness

Considerable excitement has been
aroused by the purchase of two Eden
Wash Machines purch ased by Mr..
Everling from the Western Electric
Co. of Minneapolis. The Electrical
Engineering Co. of Minneap polls has
the sole agency for these washers for
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. They
hare appointed the Setter Elec-
trio Co. and Mr.. j. p. Boistad as their
agents for the Eden Wash Machines.
These parties are sole agents for New
Ulm.
Mr.. Everling had the Western Elec-
trio people get these Machines from
the Electrical Engineering Co. These
were bought at the city desk and before
the attention of MIR. Stoddard, the
Sales Manager, was called to the mat
ter the machines had been delivered to
the Western Electric people.
Mr.. Everling turns around and sells
these machines at actual cost.
AS Mr.. Everling was refused even a
price on these machines by the Elec-
trical Engineering Co. he is not in q
position to sell any more of the above.
, m achines.
We appreciate Mr.. Everling's work
and the necessary expense in getting
these machines established in New Ulm
but we cannot compliment him on his
business methods.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

For RENT-The Merchants Hotel and
saloon will be- for rent from and
after April 18th. The hotel building
is Of brick, three stories high, has
ell modern conveniences, water and
sewericonnections, steam heat, Is
electric lighted and furnished thru
out. Enquire Of CHAs. STLEBE.
. Adv $40
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Notice.

4 have sold out my saloon business
and hereby give notice to all who are
indebted to me that would appreciate
q prompt settlement of their accounts.
Adv 10 r. JOHNSON.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
DIsordered Kidney. cause Much Mlserx,

With pain and misery by day,
slcep-disturbing bladder weakness at
night, tired, nervous rundown men
and women everywhere are glad to
know that Foley Kidney Pills restore
health and strength, and the regular
action Of kidneys and bladder. For
sale by all dealers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

For The N. Henuingsen Agency.
has for sale number of nice
dwelling houses in the city Of New
Ulm, ranging in price from Sll0O.Oo
located in different parts Of the City
and are all good propositions
Y Come and see US for further par
ticulars. 43u
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

W. Johnson, L IL B 3 Hanska,
MIMI, $l58.36.
Pfaender Realty Co. to Joseph Hogen,
L 6 and B 80 South New Ulm, Sl5.
Theodore Greenholz and wife to Mar.
tin Torgremson, L II, Ii and IA b
Hanska, Mimi. S468. IS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

For SALE My residence at SIG s..
German Street. One and q half
lots. House of ten rooms. Entirely
modern. Herman Nagel. Adv. 10
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Plain Truth, That. Worth Money.

2. 80 '''ks9s vv0IFsH Money.
Using Foley's Honey and Tar for
q cough or cold may save Won hoth
sickness and money. F. r. Monahan
Menominie, Wis, says: 81 am exnos,
ed to all kinds Of, weather and End
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ai-
ways fixes me up in good shape when
catch cold or have q had conohl 81
recommend it gladly Refuse auh-.
stitutes. For sale BY all dealers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

w ANTED; To Rent a. seven or eight
room house with barn and one to
four acres of land within q mile and
half of the center of town. Apply
at Review Office. $40
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11
Classified Advertiser Ell emen,ts.

FORsSALE- Desirable residence pro.
perry NEW house) in the heart of the
city, two blocks from the Court
House ard two blocks from the
school house Is for sale. Inquire 81
ALBERT STEINHAUsER. adv46h
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

For RENTS Room apartment over
Greigs Tailor Shop. Cistern, City
" . ter and Electric Light. Apply
N. tHenningsen. 9tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

For SALE: l20Olb. three year old
horse. Roy BERG. 8
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

LosT-A stick pin Sunday on State
Center or Washington Street
Finder please return to Reviev
Office. Adv II
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
Xxx.

sd bab mid DsrIpdtet". iagte er
Ieidtbin. sd tOnnte nidt abtOm=
men,"
gr bssriiBte Glt9er nit elmer bOfs
li1en Nerbeugung un0 fiiBte feline
5rau, oie regungslos odlag. Damn
frat er einen @@ritt auriid, nm ie gu
betrd9ten.
.Tabelbaft!" RIFF er aus. Sin
pdbres Munoer."
@r merfte fdum etpas pon Der Grs
regung, bic fe tur5 Dorber Our9tObt
bate. Sebenfdls 0eiete ii9 Mlice ols
gef9idte SdaufpieIerin. Sic IaSte
nit taum ertennborer, mii6er Stims
me: u@arum t~onntsft bu ni4t abs
tommen, 9arrbg"
gr abnte ni9ts, begriff niAt i'm
minoefen, mas aaes BON ieiner @nts
mort abbing. Aber @itber fiblte.
0aB es I'M 500 un0 2eben sing.
sic bate i'm priiseln mOgen. als
er felbftsefGaig Id9elnO ertpioerte:
Scr 6ersog BON 9elmsOale mar in
elmer pi9tigeN Aneelegenbeit BEL
mir"
.Wie?" Das fam eilig beruus,
aber Sarrb mertIe ni9ts. ST begdnn
oes laneen uno breiten gu erodblen.
un0 pdbrenb CT fpro9, ou9te er be-
ftGnbio 0aran. tpie DEFENDERS bRfli@
uno liebensniiroig Der 9er5og getpes
len mar. OieIe bobe periDnli9teit
mar Iein Sousberr in Sutberldno, tpo
er cine Sogo uno cine 2o4sfii9erei
BON ibm pa9tets. Die Gif9ereipd9s
ter batten ale ben 9er3os bimmelbc4
aebeten, NeBe un0 Mai9inen bon
Der Miinouns e%ntfernen gu luKen, oas
nit lie mebr gbancen bGtten, uno Der
Ser3og mar nun 10 liebenswiiroig gez
peIen, un1ern palaoin, Der iein be-
o~eutenOfter pG9ter mar, in 0ieier Mns
gelegenAeit oufouiuden. Die Grdee
mar griinoli9 erOrtert poroen uno
Is oeigte ii9, Dab fe i'm @runoe blob
zine @elbfroge mar. DeA 9eroog
polite tun, mas in feiner Wddt ituno,
aber bic pG9ter muBten eben bleden.
Bum @9luB bate Der grObe MuRn
{ebr rihtio bemertt: .lmionIt 1T nut
BEN Soo." Die pabr! llno mas Jpn
betroF. er mar aud germ bereit. in ok
SaI9e gu g~reifen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
Der palaOin.
Bon &Droct a%nnssIeb gaMeII.
az. TOrtIsBuns)
XIX.

Qm nG&Ifsn MOrgsn fprud Fe
nit SarrD. sic faB geroOe BET
Qllice, als Ser 0iener bic 8Dtf9aft
bra9te, Der !Ssrr 0ottOr fei bers
binbert, oh ni9t S9psItsr gorte
Seine 3oroI1ofl smpfangen m0dte.
G1peIfer gorte erpibsrte rubig, fe
lei aud perbinbsrt. S9IieBli1 be-
itanb 2lics, fpis gepIant mar, oarauf.
oaB @Rber in Die 8ibliOtbet binuns
terging, mo Sarrp fe eripdrtete. @r
belt einen @truuB 2ilien III Der
9anO.
Nif feline srite Truse CAB Gftber
Der Weriu9ung mad, boffnunssbOls
Ter gu 5preGsn, ols lie eigentIi9 IOIIs
te. 9arrb bOrte nit rubiser Wiirbs
gu.
Isle rsosiert auf Die 9sbonD>
lung, fogte er ernft.
m9ans ri9tig!"
~8itte, eeben Sic ibr bic 2il.en uno
fogen 81. ibr allies 2iebe bon mir"
sgspiB. Sbre 8lumen ssROrsn
nit our Sur"
sic mar i'm @eben, ubsr er rief
ifs suriid: yGfber!"
n@itte, Iieber = S4peiter gOr>
mi fnO bod GrsunOs, ni4t
sydbr9"
Sic tOnnte fi6 IS ni6t Dsrs.ibsn,
oab ite errDtete, aber fem Bid Der@
ipirrte tie. 1lno fs fab. OaB Jpn If
:e 8erlegenbeit freute.
nWir t0nnen ni&t gut 5reunoe
fem, QprD Gambler"
,Marrm nt9t9"
sd babe ni9t bic 3eit, 1ol9e
Jrogen gu bs%ontDOrten. @uten
Sus!"
,.Muf @ie0srTeben!"
sic tpor piten0 auf i'm ME uuf
fit. Mlice itslIte SabIlofe Gragen.
Sab er gut aus2 Mas fir cine
&raipatte trlg er2 War er iebr be-
fOrgt9 @pieIte er ieBt @OIfs 9atte
er geIugt. Ob er CUR Sasoaeit mad
Gambler 3uriid nollte2
Gitber beanttportete biefe 5ragen
IL febr au ibrer 3ufrie6enbeit, oaB
fie ausrief: rSie mifen meinen
Monn isbt ieOen Sag empfangen!"
.Oas miro pieIlei9t Dem germ
&ottor ni9t re9t fein."
sd perbe i6n Defenders oarum
bitten. Mir lit, als bGtte i9 meine
Jln19e G9ampus getrunten. Sic
iino meins bette MeOiain!"
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

gr ipeiB, 6oB i'd fsbr ipObl imRonOs
bin, aud ROt auf3ulegen."
Gftber IGhelte.
.@lauben sic, er miro punttIia
Iein9"
.SsIbRDsrfdnOIi9."
x0us 1T gar ni9t 70 feIbItDsrs
fGnblin." sic Iddte b1fterii1, uno
either bob porneno Ben Singer. ~ad
mas. oas niibt Sbnen nidts. Menn
,r nidt aur Minute tommt, tpeiB i'd
osnau, bdB er mid ni9t germ bat. . !.
nidt 70, nie i9 ibn. ga dlTo. ieBt 1T
IS beraus! SD lam Dor Sbnen ni4t
@erfteden fpielen."
,Gr pirO fOfOrt bier iein."
Qlber 70 qdna iibsraeuet mar Gitber
Telbft niht 0opon. sic sntfann fid
nObI Der 3eit, Ou Ts ibn sripurtst
hattie. ST mar INNER getommsu, aber
nidt aur Minute. uno jeBt mar ieOe
Minufe BON u~ngsbeurer @idtigteit
BEL oieIem eripartungsbOGen. erregten,
bb1terifhen @ef9Dpf; ieoe Minute
fpnnte elm llngliid bebeuten. sic
beaann sifrig ROnperfatiOn gu mus
den, fotpeit ibr iibermiostsr RopF es
sulisB. @lice lag fin, obne i'm mins
0eIten auaub0rsn, ieOer RerD dufs
bO9fte gefpannt.
Sie Surmubr fhlus elf.
.Seben sic aus benz 5enIier@
foete Alics. mgr tommt i'm gIettrOs
motor"
Mber in Der ganSen Iungen, biz
fersn @troBe 5siste fi4 tein einai.
aer glettrOmotor. gitber lsgts ibrs
iiible 6ano uuf Die belize Stirn Der
putientin.
.Go bieles lam 2oro Gambler auF'
ee6alten buben", fagte iie rubig. nSi
miiFen ii9 aufdmmennehmsn; ct fon
Sic bod ni9t 10 finoen."
.@luubsn sic, in Ddre gu TpGi
getpmmen, tpenn er bier gelegen bat
te9"
sic fprd9 nit elmer QeioenI1dfi
uno 5eftigteit, Die berriet, tpie Iiebes.
ourItig lie mar, unb pel6e 4neIt fl
beraebrte, i6r Derlangen tOnne unge.
flint bleiben.
.pF! Der MotOr lam auIammen'
gebro9sn fein."
.So, freiIi9! llno mas fir sinI
Musreoe CT INNER bat, tie miro Ii9el
auf tpudIigen TiiBen ffebsn. PuRer
sic nur auf!!"
Sin @srtebrsbinoernis in OrfOrt
Street, cine ubr, Die gu langIan
9ebt. -
&ber aIice unterbro9 fe beftis
nGr tOmmt gu fpdt, neil er mid
ni9t lisbt."
sic babsn tsin ae6t. 70 gu fpre
9en."
SrOBoem baBte Gitber Jpn in Die
fem NugenbIid gum erItenmaI in If
rem 2eben. Gs mar lG9erli9, ibl
ungebOrt gu %berbammeH, uno bod :
bod - er bate piinftli9 Iein milf
fen, tpenn Oie Welt ougrunoe sine
Wie Die Minuten 70 DOriibertroden
fteieerte ii9 ibr Mitgefiibl fir Nlic
INNER mebr. MDrte iparen f9limme
oIs unniib, Ous fiibIte Iis. go parte
ten Die beiOen ftumm.
lin baIb ap0lf brad MIice in bpfte
RIDES 2a9en uno Msinen aus.
Giinf Minutsn Ouruuf trat MAZE
ftdtti9en S9rittes Der palabin I'M
3immer, ftramm, Id9elnb, cine Blu
me i'm &nOpflo4 unO 8lumen in De
9dno.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

= 6aF er meine Qeuie mad Wmeriid
abgeThobsn bait 50 Oahie nod, Is
mare ipsr iptiB pis soeI uno srOBs
miitie bon ibm; absr sr fhdmte fd
einfad ibrtr. Sd babe mid 70 nod
Der Muttsr eeIebnt unO mad Den
Rlsinen! 2oop MatiIoa miro mir cine
Wuttsr iein. bat CT esIost. aoitIi9,
fDds9 sic lam msinsr SHUTTER nidt
oos @ofsr rsi9en. Gr ubnt ni9t.
OaB i'd fsinsr Iieben Momu nidts
andres bin ols Elm tleines Sdeufol
BON elmer 8a1ettdn5erin."
.Sie miiHen in ben bier Sobren
munde SrGne bersoFen habsng"
r@an5s gdds."
,Hun perIu1en Gis's nal CUR Nbs
pe6Ilung NIT Dem 2aden. Seien
sic, mas sic friber ipursn - luItie
uno muntsr, natiirlih nit einem
Wort."
aIice iibsrl,ete. Damn fusis fs
langldm: Der @erIud lit pieasidt
ser Miibe inert. glbsr ieben Sic -
i'd peib ia iebt, DAB er mid nidt
liebt. ltno i'd fiir9te, er bat mid
ME gelisbt. SD - id babe ibm 10
LANCE eeI9mei1elt, bis er mid GEE
beiratst bat. Sd bate IS nidt ss'
tan, tpsnn i'd niht ssIoubt bait
te, er bat mid germ. Aber CT bat
mid ni6t germ = ni9t Elm biB9en.
Gr bat niemanosn germ uls Iidj
feIbF."