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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
GEORGIA FRENCHMEN
TO CARE COR WIVES
OF ALL RESERVIsTS

Atlanta, Ca, August 15.--Frenchmen
in Georgia who return to enlist under
the Tri-Color will not leave their fam
lilies in want for the Union Franchise
Of Georgia has made arrangements to
care for the wives and children of all
the reserves who go home to fight. DR..
F. f. May, of Atlanta, president Of the
society, has sent out an appeal to all
French in the state to send him his
address, that his family may be cared
for in case of his leaving.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
H0KE SMITH IN
LIMEL|GHT At THE
NATIONAL CAPITOL

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 15.-This has been
distinctly a Hoke Smith week in Wash
ington and in Georgia. 1t has brought
the passage of his we'll known cotton
futures bill in the United States SEN
ate, long step toward the successful
protection of cotton against war de-
preston, and the refutation of half-a-
dozen campaign canards circulated
about him recently. He has come out
on top all the way.
A fiat denial and proof to back it up
is made by H. Y. McCord of Atlanta
regarding the charge that Hoke Smith
secured the discharge Of their guards
at the federal prison and the appoint
ment of negro guards in their places.
there are only two negroes employed
there, one a driver, appointed in 1902,
the other a blacksmith named in 1911,
both there before Hoke Smith went 70
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16

ton, and each will receive a cordial
support among Sumter's voters.
The statehouse officers are not be-
ing overlooked by any means, and
friends here will look after their in
terests at the polls.
Of especial local interest is the
election of Sumters two representa-
tives in the legislature. Friends of
Representatives Crawford Wheatley
and J. E. Sheppard will support them
cordially for reelection on their
splendid record in the uouse. The
other candidate is Mr.. John Williams.
Two of these are to be elected, and
all will receive a good vote in the
county primary.
The official ballot is just about the
lentgh of yardstick, with multitud-
nous names of candidates, national,
state and county, to be voted for, to
say nothing of constitutional amend
ments, etc. With such an array of
candidates the counting of ballots will
be long and tedious.
The polls in Americas will be
opened at the courthouse at Z a. N.
and closed at p. M, while the coun-
ty precincts will close at o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
Only One "RROMo ouININE"

To get the genuine, call for full name, LAxA.
TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of
z. W. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. Stops
cough and headache, and works off cold. 25c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16

Senator West switched from one can
didate to another so rapidly that the
department. was unable to keep up
with him. Senator Smith has accepted
every choice made by West. Cores
pondence between Mr.. Luke and Sen
ator West shows that Luke withdrew
rather than embarass West, as Luke
was making addresses for Senator
Smith and this did not please the jun
ior senator.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
HEAVY DOWNPOUR OF rain
BROKE The INTENSE HEAT
Americas Feels Relief From
The TOrrid Spell

The intensely hot weather prevail
ing here for week was broken yes
terday afternoon, a heavy rain falling
in Americas, and to the west of the
city Aside from the relief from tor
rid heat, the rain was not needed, as
hundreds of bales of cotton are open
in the fields here, and this will sustain
considerable injury. The storm seem
ed general over the county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
STOPS ITCHING
Child Cured by saxo saIve

Patterson, N. Y.-"My children had
a skin disease which the doctor called
itch or eczema. He gave them medl-
cines and ointments for it with very
little benefit, tut Saxo Salve has cured
them and stopped the itching. Sufferers
from itching eczema should use it; -
Mrs. L. K. BAKER, Patterson, N. Y.
If we can't cure your skin trouble
with our Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap we
will buy back the empty tube.
Hooks Pharmacy, Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine 1t was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians in this
country for years and is q regular prescription.
1t is composed of the best tonics known COM
bined with the best blood purifiers. acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
the senate.

the senate.
mo negro has been appointed to
the prison since Smith became SEN
ator," says MIR. McCord. That is def
mite enough"
In regard to the rumor that Hoke
Smith held up the appointment of
Roscoe Luke as assistant district at
torney for South Georgia, Attorney
General McReynolds gives out state
ment saying this is absurd, and that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
Terrible.

Have you heard of the terrible mis-
take that has happened to Algy?"
mo. What's wrong?"
why, Algy, poor chap! has eloped
with my wife London Opinion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-16
Americas BIaCkSmithlDQ Co,

Blacksmith and General Repair and
Horseshoeing. Chambliss' Old Ware
house. Americas, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

sake, Ted, if ever you loved me, be big
hearted and forgiying"
al think, Elite, that if you were to leave us
alone, we could get this thing settled said
McMurdo quietly. cor maybe, Mr. Baldwin
YOU will take a turn down the street with me
It's a fine evening, and there's some open
ground beyond the next block
an get even with you without needing to
dirty my hands said his enemy. you'll
wish you had never set foot in this house be-
fore | am through with YOU
@No time like the present" cried McAIurdo
an choose my own time Mister You can
leave the time to me- See here" he suddenly
rolled up his sleeve and showed upon his fore
arm peculiar (which appeared toh been
branded there. It was a circle with a triangle
within it. "D'you know what that mcans7
81 neither know nor care"
"Wcll, you will know, I'll promise YOU that
You won't be much older, either. Perhaps Miss
Elite can tell you something about IT, As to
YOU, Ettic, you'll come back to me OH your
knccs-d'yc hear, Girl, on your knees. and
then III tell you what your punishment maybe.
You've sowcd- and by the Lord TIL Soc that
YOU rcap.' He glanced at them both in fury.
Then he turned upon his heel, and an instant
later the outer door had banged behind him.
Tor few moments McMurdo and the girl
L stood in silence Then she threw her arms
around him.
"Oh, Jack, how brave YOU were, Blu, It is
no use, you must fly Tonight Jack to-
night. It's your only hope. He wi., have
your life. read it in his horrible eyes, What
chance have you against dozen Of them,
with Boss McGinty and all the power o.. The
lodge behind them"
AIcAIurdo discngagcd her hands kissed her,
and gently pushed her back into chair.
"Thcrc, acushi0 there, Don't be disturbed
or fear for me. I'm a Freeman myself I'm
after telling your father about it. Maybe l
am no better than the others; so don't make
a saint Of me- Perhaps YOU hate me too. now
that I've told YOU as much;'
"Hate YOU. lack? While life lasts / could
never do that, I've heard that here Is no
harm in being a Freeman anywhere bu. here;
so why should think the worse of you for
that? But if YOU are a Freeman, Jack. why
should YOU not go down and make a friend OF
Boss McGinty3 Oh hurry, Jack, hurry Get
your word in first, or the hounds will be on
your trail"
81 was thinking the same thing" said Me-
NIurdo. "In go right now and fix it. You
can tell your father that I'll sleep here tonight
.1 IL --- -. l.--.. .....-- 80, IL. .---r- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

"Well, | have read something's ~ "
h,t T had thought it was a story. Maybe THESE
men have some reason in what they ~
Maybe they are wronged and have no o'''''
way to help themselves"
ooh lack, don't let me hear you speak So
That is how he speaks-thc other one.
@Baldwin-hc speaks like that, does hcF
@And that is why / loathe him So Oh'
lack. now can tell you the truth | Ioathc
him with all my heart but | fear him also
I fear him for myself but above all rear
him for Father. | know that some great Sor-
row would come upon US if ! dared TO say
what | really felt. That is why ! have put
him off with half-promiscs. 1t was in real
truth our only hope. But if you would fly
with me, Jack, we could take Father with US
and live forever far from the power OF these
wicked men"
Again there was the struggle upon Nc
Murdos face and again it set like granite
.@No harm shall come to you, Ettic-nor to
vour father either. As to wicked men, | cX-
pcct YOU may find that | am as bad as the
worst of them before we're through
"No, no, Jack l would trust you any
where
McMurdo laughed bitterly. "Good Lord.
how little you know Of me. Your innocent
soul, my darling, could not even guess what IS
passing in mine But, hulo who the visitor"
THE door had opened suddenly, and young
fellow came staggering in with the air Of
one who is the master. He was handsome
dashing young man of about the same age
and build as NIcMurdo himself. Under the
broad-brimmcd black felt hat, which he had
not troubled to remove, a handsome face with
fierce dominccring eyes and a curved hawk
bill of a nose looked savagcly at the pair who
sat by the stove.
Elite had jumped to her feet full OF con-
fusion and alarm. I'm glad to see YOU, Mr.
Baldwin, said she. "You'rc earlier than had
thought. Come and sit down.
Baldwin stood with his hands on his hips
looking at McAlurdo "Who is this he
asked CURLY.
ITS friend Of mine, Mr.. Baldwin, new
boardcr here Mr. NIcAIurdo, may l intro
ducc YOU to Mr.. Baldwin,"
The young men nodded in surly tashion.to
each other.
"AIaybc Miss Elite has told you how it is
with u.s." said Baldwin.
81 didn't understand that there was any re-
lation between YOU"
Didn't you? Well, YOU can understand it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

for my boarder2 Yes, indeed, you shall not
sleep here after tonight"
60 McMurdo found himself under sentence
~ Of Punishment both from his comfortable
quarters and from the girl whom he loved
He found her alone in the sitting room that
same evening, and he poured his troubles into
her ear
@Sure your father is after giving me no.
ticcn ne said. dts little | would care II 1t
was lust my room; but indeed, Elite, though
IFS only a week that I've known you, YOU are
the very breath of life to me, and can't live
without you"
ooh, hush, Mr. McMurdo! Don't speak
sol" said the girl. 81 have told you, have |
not. that YOU are too late? There is another,
and if | have not promised to marry him at
once, at least can promise no one else.
"Supposc | had been first, Ettlc, would
have had a chancc?'
The girl sank her face into her hands u
wish to Heaven that you had been first" she
sobbcd.
McMurdo was down on his knees before
her in an instant. "For Gods sake, Elite,
let it stand at that" he cried. "Will you
ruin your life and my own for the sake OF
this promise? Follow your heart, dcHSMdI
lis a safer guide than any promise given be-
fore YOU knew what it was that YOU were say
ing" He had seized Elites white hand
hctv.ccn his own strong brown ones "Say
that YOU will be mine, and we will face 1t
out together"
"Not hcrc?"
dyes, here"
"No, no, Jack" His arms were round her
now. at could not be here. Could YOU take
me away|
\ struggle passed for a moment over Nc
AIurdo's face; but it ended by setting like
granite. no. here he said. "I'll hold YOU
against the world, Elite, right here where we
are"
"Whv should we not leave together''
40, Ettic, can't leave here.
"But why?'
I'D never hold my head up again If felt
that | had been driven out Besides, what IS
there to be afraid Of? Are we not free folk in
free country. If you love me, and | you
who will dare to come bctwecn?'
"You don't know, Jack. You've been here
too short a time. You don't know this Bald
win. You don't know AIcGinty and his Scow-
rcrs.'
"No, | don't know them, and | don't fear
them, and don't believe in them said Nc
Murdo give lived among rough men, my
darling, and instead Of fearing them it has al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
Gntbnat
8urSe geitern oas Tenfmal fur
Noris Goth.

Hitter ein6rudspoIlen Geremonien
tpirhe geitern Nadrnittag aui Dem
8ereinigten sSiioiiden ,srieoboi aui
@alnrt Sias Sas 9enfmal iiir $40.
rib Goth. ben Grinder uuo eriten
9r1iioenten oes oebreu Union Col.
lege, enthiiat. lie Seitreoe geIegeut.
lidv Scr 5eier, Die in Der aapelIe oes
5rIeobofs ltattfano, lpilroe non Or.
stnililnan aobIer, Dem 9raii0enten
oes Se6reiu Union College. gebalten,
Ger III bersliden Borten DER Ser.
oienIte Serru 2otb's eeoadIte.
Ias eingangsge6et iprad) ginbbi.
Rer Gr. Sonis 8roBman bonn glum
StraBe Sempel uno dnberoen ipradI
aud nod Rabbiner Tr. ,safob Yiiel.
siuer Dom Reaoing Roao JenlpeI elm
.8ebet. mabreno oas Wiuiitprosrannn
BON u. u. Sol5bcrg. einem 3oglirs
oes Sebreru College mo Dem ebor
0es cebrar llnion College ourd,ae.
iiibrt nuree. Zen Segen iprah Rab.
biner Gr. FbiIipion.
Ter sSeier ipobEteD oie angebori.
gen Serrn 2otb's, Die WaiteIieoer ocs
Iirefforiums neS Sebrem llnloll
College. iotpie gertreter Der ameri.
cnn Sebrem Congregations nn6 pieIe
ssreiinoe oes Iobinseihieoenen sll
oeiien ebre Der 30 SUB bobe GbeIisf
entblillt lpnroe, BEL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19

pulttte bel lueniger SuhlreId} Dcr.
6an0et iiu0; oeren qibt c5 udmlit
nur orei I'M Gurdidnitt dtf oen
Guaoratcenttmeter. 2Luf Dem gaa3elI
menidIihen &0rper iiuo id]QBuHgss
Deiie cine 8iertelniliou Stdltepultt-
re Dorbdn0eH, 0dgegcn nun etrDu 30.
600 @urmeplu1tte. Die adltepuntte
iin0 eS, oie Oem 6iru uno Ritdens
mart Die HnfrtdJt qeben ooB Der
&0rper friert ulo oaB Der g3drne'
altstoIidl 5lDtidGn oenr SlInen
unO gIuBen galB auoer5 qeregelt
peroen mllB. 8et iebr heitiaer
adIte fretIit perTageu Iie Inter llmz
itdnoen IoiIen itd Die &dltepunfte, oea
rem SiB man in ben IogsnanntenIlerz
feli6eu &0rpec6eu permutbet, aud be-
triigeH, uno bic 6uut friert pdnn ooer
bat nentgitens Die Gmpfinbung ear
aaIte, Obne Dap bieie &dlte objettlo
porbdnoen lit, dbHlitb pie Der &rante
i'm fSieber bsftiqes 5roItgefiibl baben
tdnn, pd6renD bod ietne 3enperatur
beoeuteno b06er lit, OILS iie ieiH IoQte.
gs giebt ndnlitb gepifIe StOffe, bic
Die GGItes (unb dhnIih Die Wdrmez)
Yuntte in i6rer 4rbeit5Deiis beeins
| fluTen. Sin ieber bat pohl Idon einz
mai 9feffermir3 8onbons ooer Ghnz
| li6 nirtenoe Stoffe gu Iih genomren
unb oanah gemertt, baB man I'M
Wtunbe unb ShIunoe oas Gefub. Der
SGIte empfmoet, penn man 2uft einz
Iaugt, obtpph Die Suit nt6t talt ge=
mug lit, I'm bteIe 8iiblung gu erttdren.
Dies beruht ouf Der 8eeinfluTung Der
&dItepuntte unD in grDBerem WlaBz
| ftabe betriigt etn ieDer feline &dltea
puntts, Der ijf - ettpd gegen 8opfz
/ ifmer3en -- nit Dem Wltgrdnea aStttt
einreibt, oei7en 4ptrtiamer 8eitaHot6eil
oas Msnt6ol III. Die Wirtune beS
Utentbols berubt uic1t ettpd odrauf,
bdB burh 8erounitung &dlte er5eugt
lpirb, Ipnoern Der Stpff bat Die Gi=
genIGaft, bic GdIteuppQrdte Der 5aut
| 10 3u perdnoern. boB fis jeoe Rei3ung
ais adlte nah inneu metoen. QBer
| iiA iemals bonn S5riIeur ben Sopf NIT
| Iogenanntem nGispaTer", einem4opf.
bpaIier. bus fetn oertbeiltes Wlentbol
entbGLt, BAT maiden IufIen, friert ituna
oenlanq nd6ber am Gopfe, neil oas
Wtentbpl Die 9Gltepuntte in etnen triis
qeriI6en RauI6 perIebt bat. Wlan
| friert bdnn an Der 9ppT6aut, einerlei,
ME man iie rei3t, ob burh QnbIaiea
posr leitte gerii9rung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
3leine Ypliseinahrif3ten

Quf Gruno zines bon BEN Sns
ha6sr elmer D,tettipsagsntur eripirts
ten SaftbefsbIes tpuroe gsitsrn Der
gripats 9ststtio 2ouis Giles, % Sabre
oft, bon Ro. 1121 Gin StrnBe, uHter
Der gefduIbisung beg Groboishfabls
psr1aTtet.
- Dos Wettesitdft mug mod piel
@sIo einbringen. bab iih 10 piele 2eute
ed3u bsreeben. fir anbere perfoueR
ben gudmaher gu Ipielsn. Die Spies
ler.4bibeilung perbaftste geftera Den
"A Sabre alien GigarrsnbGnblsr 2onis
Goutois BON go. 425 Sft 3. Strdbe
unter Der 8eibuloisung. 0ettsettel in
isinem gsiis gu baben. gei Der 9iiis
totioH tpuroe Der 9ttras BON SILT an
rem 8erhlftctcn porgeiunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
Die Jreibrief. 9Dntnaiifdre

Sn Der seitrisen Sisung Der Grsi@
hriefsGommifIdre, bic abermals Bis
nabe5u Witterna6t tpdbrte, blisb bic
iSrage be3iiglid Der aontrolls iibsr bds
neue Staotbofpital, ipelde bic Gorpers
ifdft fton felt siniser 3sit bcf6dftigt
bat, fpiener unerlebigt. Der ausihub
fir Dffenilihs Mohlfabrt unb bsrjenigc
fir allgemsins @erlpaltung, Sic in fri,
teren SiBungen in bieier 8ssiebung
8erihte unterbreitet bntten, uelte jes
bod lpeit bon. sinanber abipi6sn, err
tlGrten, bab iie ii9 auf einen gsmeins
iamen 8eritt geeinist bdtten, ieood
nift i'm Stanbe tpGren, oenfslbcn por
Der ndhftcn Sibrng, bic am Wontdg,
%. b. Dts, itattfinbet, einsursiben.
4us bieiem Grunoe tpurbe Die 4nses
legenbsit gum geoausrn elmer an5abl
5erren bon Der meDi5iniihea prcfeis
fisn. bic ipieber anipefsnb paren, Bis
81 bisier Sisnng Suriidgelest.
8eitimmungen Ibsr bic a-t uno
2Setie, fDfe uHfer Dem nenen Uret&
briefe itdotiihe 2sgisldtion in S5enc
gsfeBt iperoen ion uno ipelhe bon bem
iebigen Woous beoeuteno abpt;d)sn.
tpurDen BON Der aommiiiion etnitims
mig ongenommsn.
8e5iialidh Der geripaliung Der unis
reriitat puroe beihloiIen, baB oieielbe
in 3utunft in 6dnben BON neun 5rus
tees Iiegsn ioae, bsrsn 2lmtsterr,ine
auf ie 6 Sabre feitgeieBt ipuroe uno
bon bsnen ieoe 5ipei Sabre srpei ourb
ben ietpsiligeu Wapor ernannt peDsn
follen. Die 8eitimmuno, bab folhe
3ruitess giirser Der Stubt isin mill
Zen, ipurbe BON perIdiebenen Der aoms
miHdre betdmpft, jsood ihlieBlit
gutaebeiBen.
an oen qusIhub. Der nah Sserttgs
Itellung oss fSreibriefs oas Document
in geisblide gbrdiolosie tlsiben ioa.
iuuroen bic bier Qnlpdlts. ipslf,e Der
aOmmiIfion anesb0ren, uno 3rpar bic
Serren glore, Wartportb, Shinbel
lno Gnight, erndnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19

Spr1he, er fuhr etngebiillt in oas
Shnetqen beg S3eans, unD als eins
sige Gimme bate er cine tIeine 5anbz
pfeife, Oie man auf cine Uteile bort.
Quf bieIen Sdiffen allein in Der gam
gen Dslt lit Die 3eit niht meter gegQnz
qen, bic alten 2yabrbunDerts fubren auT
linen ungeit0rt burh Die GlnIamteit
oes Wteeres. gtihts BAT Iih oa gedn~
bert, felt Der 3eit Der ipaHift9en See
fabrer nit etpiger 8Ieihbeit fpie oas
0aFer IelbIt uno Der Wtno treiben ile
lire unIiAeren Wege, Der 2uft uuo Der
Welle bingegeben, unberiibrt BON all
oem, mas Iih ersignet unb ma mir gu
SauIe als gepaltig anfeben. glbeHz
tsuerli3 pie Die erite 6ubrt mitteIalz
tsrliher GntoedungbegterDe ituD biz
RsiIen. bic oteIs Segler fabreL limit
ten etuer anoeren 3eit. Wtenihen, De-
rem Seele fiinfAunoert Sabre alt ietH
mug, fpobnen 3lpiIfen tbren 9Iauten.
Gir uraItes 8lut fliebt in ibnen; ME
inllten iie es ipnTt ausbalten. Elm ball
bes Sdbr 81 3ebut in Der gDiiite beg
G3ean5 III Ieben, perbannt, tbatenlos,
8piIhen 5olS uno Gciupuno, obne eli
nen 61ua Der 3in8e, Die mir gum
Nt6men uot6iu huben. 9ieie Seqle:
itnb eingebaat I'M fliiIIigen BIilBen oer
iibrigen WeItzReIte aug 9ergn7genem
Die Elm punoerIihes 9ebeu peitsrleben
8efpeniterbaft lit Sddff uno Manns
I6uft; penn Elm mpoerner 9lmpfer
in Der Gile ieiner 5pansig Snotsu Ell
nsm Iolhen unget6iim begegnet, oaa
Iamdhtiq i'm 90rper nit rteiiger
2uppen am WaFer ii6 binoudt, mag
es ibm b0rtommen ME Der I:i6baftt9'
6puGuber.
eSu San s5rdncisco babe is mid
einmal fir etne 8iiItenfabrt auf einenl
3peimaiter eingemietbet. SrIduber
tparen &apitdn ltno WltrDfen. Sit
isgeIten ieit oreiBig Sabren auf BEN
gacific, meiitens bon Yotobama mad
Jrisco, cine Tahrt pon bier Monaten
GiHes babe ih bel ibnen erf1hren. sic
limb nit fpeniqsn Qnoereu aQein nod
i'm 9eitB zines 8eheimniFes, iie nil
ZEN, mas oas Weer 1T. gBjr piiieu ea
nitt. Wir Ifnb obne cine 2lbnuns pd=
bon. Q8ie Teben es an ppm pronenu:
oenoef. nit Sperngldiern, penn 81:
Ihe iprinoeu oher bic Sonne anter
gebt, mir empfinoen aub Die erhaben'
4bpehslun9 gegeniiber elmer asp6ul.
ttrten StrlBe ooer elmer 4pfelbaum:
Ghauiiee, assr mir baben teirsrlei 8e.
srtff bon ben Mpfterien oes Meeres
Shr Ge6eimniB lebt auf Den 'tumpfer
Sfiffeu nit ben brsiten Sliigeln, BIZ
pie porpeltli6e S5iere auf bem enbIO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-19
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Wan left, baB Elm Sdlpeterihiff.
Elm 8isrmaitsr, on Der engliiden aiiIta
un.eraing. DAB elm Watroie ouf Der
Waitipise IaB uno aus elmer tIeinen
gisife unabIdfis pfiff, I'm 5ilfs
pfifi, nd6reno Elm Mtdnn mad benz
anb<rn bonn Iteigsnben DaHer per-
ihlutt fpuroe. 8iele StunbeH tlams
merte sr iia en- Der b0hIten 1ateIage
uno pfiff uno pfiff aus sinem Ding,
lpie Tie bic SuHseus beim SnoiaHers
ipieIen haben.
Wan lieit uub fpunoert iih. 0ibt
Is bds pirtLia nod, baB Sdiife unz
tsrgsbsn, on eiuen sSsIisn pilIenIo3
berantreibsn, 3srbre6en, perIinten2
IS bort lid On tpie cine dlte See1ez
ifihte aug Der 3eit Der ipaniidsn Nrs
maod, als cine Sesfabrt nod cine
Gubrt in cine 3peite 0eIt mar, poler
BaqniB uno ouutlem S6itial, e;n
Qbenteuer obne 8Is:d,e.!. llnIers
Sdiffe glstten beute NIT 5Sefeln uno
unIihtbaren SSdhen gebltuoen iibers
WafIer. 4uf Der IohiteH Uiaftiptbe
IiBt tein pfsifenoer Wutroie. ionoern
Elm sIettriltsr 5unte, Der drf 8ehn=
tauIeno SiIometer in Der Runoe Rad
riAi eibt. Gr berthtet in jeoer Stunoe
nab benz iSeitldno unb fem glebei
bait fia 70 oi6t, odb ods Satff uns
Ii6tbdr in i1m piro, Der S3ean tam
es niht perbergen, Der Junte reiBt
cine brennenoe 2iuie ourh enolo'e
3uutelbeiteu. 4n ieSer Steae lit oies
S6iff, oas 2eute iiberfGbrt. ein hohIl
empfinblihsr leib, Der uuf grtfers
nung id,on cine feinolihe Rdhe ipiirt.
5ief unten melhsn Die Glodeniignole,
mas pom 8aher 3ugsbett IiA niht
Tsben lGbt, iiberaG nm Die plantea
laufen elettrff1e Saitgefiible. fein!
RDbren, iharfe Wehanismeu. Die ieoe
9erdnDsruns empfinoen. 9etrugeH
pom iplhsm NeB eIeitst Der sroBe
q6yper ununtaIi6or iiber bic WaiIer.
Die .5itanic" eing troBoem unter,
aber mir Qlaubsn bod an bGs nnners
iint6are Sdiff. SO groB lit uniers
Gefiiblsiiherbeit, bab jene ihredlifs
1bati16e teiue Qlngit er5euste, oaB
fir uns Elm llntsrgang auf hoher Gee
cine unlpirtlihe 9prIleaung bleibt,
aus geIeieneu 9eIhidtcn, perbunoen
nit Ser ghdntoite Der einIau1en sriel.
auf Der Shiffbriihige lauoen. sc
sibt tsine tooten Sbtffe mehr. Iis
itsrben ale unter bsm 6dmmer oes
9sriieiserers. Der tbr S,ols uno Gt1e1
aubietet.
limb oann lteft man nit einem Utai
bonn llntsrsangs zines Seslsrs. Der
reit Der nit SoIpeter tarn. Ss par
Elm itumpFes Shiff, obne egene Sraft,
nit holserner, unempfinoliner 6dut,
niht nit ben fsineH RerDen begdb tpie
bic RieIenf4iffe, uno er Lief niht am
uniidtbareR 5aosn Der ssabtloIer