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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

ROLLER SKATES

one of Tho most exciting roller skaf-
ing events ever pulled OF in this vicln-
icy was the "eolpIes' race held iu the
beilalre rink last night There we're
nine couples to start at the line ga ana
throughout The contest proved interest
inE. Tho race was divided in three
heats OF three each. The FIRST heat was
won hv Anderson ard 1884, Tire second
hy Holmes and chapman. and the third
hr Brown and Cniumho. ru the fuafs
He three winners started a. the
scratch. with Anderson ami 1904 taking
tho lead. and they we're never heated.
winning Hr ton yHr.r
Brown ard t0lumho ruFncd tho lead
ere Iu ffo frHia until the tenth -
when Brown faif amt from that ffnrr 81
their chances were Lost
The frHfa we're Eve lapa and Che nrnI
was fourteen lHua. equal fn rHIf ur~-p.
AZ Che frisn trc large crowd In fre rIur
agpIaufef ne winners and again they
were urraeufeI with handsome prizes.
A prize carnival will be- sfaGcI Thurs
Day r.EHf and another race will Be
staged urNt week.
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Aged Belmont County Farmer
Charged With Serious Offense

the evening.
10 b. understood that about four years
~" the Adams family adopted the mt
We EirI, clara NanFossen from the chill
df'us nome at Barnesvillo. o.. and have
uftu very careful OF her raising She
ms nceu given an education and given
ner. The analr almost broke her foster
I.pul erF heart when she realized TIE
U.S. l'surc7 which VIII probably XIII the
TT was stated last ulght thar the
Home from whence tho eirt came will
lf'uEh should the Adams people De-
uitpnsrd tn LET 10 drop. ft was generally
i..iFht yesterday evening by those fa-
Ml.I|af win The case that the family
" mere Tho little girl makes her home
Wtuln te willing 20 let tho matter rH
"iI OFT respect fn The mans aged wife
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TWO LIFE TERMERS MAKE
ESCAPE FROM PENlTENTIARY

small rope constituted the wick. This
light was used In the attic. A small
blade of penknife was used in cut
ung the tin roof and a large rope.
which comes daily into the prison.
was used In enabling the men To
drop from the top OF the walls to
safety on the outside.
Had Coed Start.
Their escape was net noticed b.
the prison officials until about q
o'clock yesterday morning. when the
roll was called and the two men fail
search was made about their cell ant
the hole was found both I'm their cell
and the roof. The rope was hanging
from the outside OF the wall and the
ofhcils at once tracked the two men
TO the fields south of the prison 10
the railroad tracks were the trail
was lost.
Both men bore good records as long
as they have been confined in the pris-
on according to the Information learn
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OIL AND GAS


on Warriors Fork. Warrington dis
tiict. Marion county. the south Penn
WI company has drilled q second test
on the II. J.. Parrish farm through the
his mum sand and it produced % bar
rels the nrst twenty-four hours. on
fichWood run Grant district. Wetzet
county. the Southern OIL company has
through the Gordon sand and has a show
Tor lo-uarrcl pumpcr.
ON Ten Mile creek. Sardis district.
Harrison county. tie Hone Natural Gas
company has drilled "A test on the j. A.
Doninan farm through the Gordon sand
stream and IN the same district the
Hope company has drilled second test
on the g. IL. Martin farm through the
6is lnjuu sand and has n light Ea---r.
ON Big Elk creek. Sardis district. the
south Penn on company has drilled a
second test on the ). n. stewart farm
barren II will make a light pumper IN
Tie Gordon formation.
Good Producer in Roane.
ON the waters OF Poca river Smith
Fuel OIL company has drilled its No. =
on the ". g. Taylor farm through tho
salt sand and has show FOR fO-bariSl
producer that has been found in that
district. Ia the same district. the same
company has completed No. on the !.
Queer IN the BIG Tnjun sand. on the
same stream and I'm the same district
tre South Penn oil company has drilled
ITS test on the II. \. Daugherty farm
through the Big Lime and has light
pumper.
ON Rear Fork cove district. Dodd-
ridge county. the Philadelphia Company
has completed "a test on the G. J. Spur
goon farm and has a light gasser in the
Big In1uu sand. on SaWmill run. Lin
coin district Marion county, the same
company has drilled test on the Sarah
Wright farm through the Gordon sand
and has Hight gasscr. on Little Bins
anon creek. the same company has drill
Ell test on the =. s., Hardesty farm
through the Little punkard ssRd and
has a light show OF oil.
on Middle Island creek. Centerville
district. Tyler county. lockwood. Curry
q 60. have drilled "A second test on the
and have light pumpcr.
ON Tanners Fork. Troy district Gil
iner county, the crude oil Company has
drilled 80. = on the O. NJ Kefuper farm,
through all sands and has a buster. The
casing has been pulled and the hole
abandoned. on the same stream. the
same company has made the location
FOR test on the Marshall Hersman
Light Wells IN Lincoln County.
on Bear Fork. Duvai district. Lincoln
county. the Zig creek Development co.
eas drilled No. on tho r. Hoffman
farm through the Eerea Grit and has a
- barrel Jumper. on Straight Fork IN
The same district. the same companv has
completed No. 10 on the Octave Halecr
farm and has 20 barrel producer In The
berea grit on Sugar Tree Fork tho
same company hrs completed No. & on
the Peter Woodrlm farm and has an 5
barrel Iumper 200 the Rcrea grit
ON Straight Fork. the Big Creek De
vclopmcnt company has started 10 dim
No ~ on the A. g. Grass farm. ON
scar f"rk. The same company has tho
rig completed for 40. z on tho Mar
garet Fowler farm. on Straight Fork.
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the same company has started 20 drill
No. on the Nathaniel Mason farm.
In the Blue Creek field. Elk district.
kanawha county. the South Penn Oh
company has shot No. an. J. Estep and
No. s. Hayd-Davidson. and increased
their production from to IS and rs to
IS barrels. respectfully. In Sardis dis
trict. Harrison county. Senator Nathan
Con- = No. 80 produced $50 barrels. J. T.
barrels. and the Vesper Cos company's
No. 5. Perry farm, l15 barrels the last
Southeastern Ohio.
In the deep sand territory. in South
eastern Ohio. tho Logan Natural Gas q
,uel company has drilled a test on the
township Hooking county. - feet into
tho Clinton sand and the hole has filled
M $500 feet with nud. From this
showing the we'll should have an initial
production OF more than 100 barrels In
the same district. the Plymouth OIL 4
Gas company has drilled second test
the sand and the hold allied up 900 feet
with oil. This location is 1000 feet
southwest OF No. I. which has been in
several months. and IS still holding up
at s. barrels a day
Ia the Union Furnace district. in
Starr township. Hooking county. the iso-
second test on the J. Anthony farm. In
the same district the Raccoon oil Com
pany has started 20 drill a test on the
Charles Walters farm. Tn the Crooks
Vile district Harrison township. Perry
county. the Chicago Oil Company Fuller
a Howe have started 90 drill down No
on the Catherine Waltmire farm. This
well was due in the Clinton sand about
three months ago and developed a fair
gas pressure and the Ras was utilized iu
the field. A. IL feet IN the sand oil
was developed and 81 was given a shot
Yesterday and produced 60 barrels the
first ~ horus.
In the Graudvicw district. Grandview
township. Washington county. W. ~.
Cordray has completed and SHOT 40. 8
on his own farm. and 81 produced I 8 bar
rels the first % hours after "a was drill
81 into the kccner sand pay. In the
Lowell district. Adams township. the
Gerber Farm oil Company has drilled a
second test on the jacob Gerber farm
through the 500 foot sand and has
barrel pumpcr. In the same township.
=. STEPHENS has drilled n test on the
Jacob Lang farm through the Berca grit
une and one-half miles west Of produc-
tion.
In the McMurray development. near
Iill station. Washington county. Pa Nc
Murray Bros. A. Go. have drilled a test
on the McMurray farm into the sand and
have r. show for q % barrel pumper. Tn
the Perrysvilie district. Allegheny coun-
g.. T. y. Enrusda1l a Co have drilled
their test on the kahlhar farm into the
sand. but are not deep enough FOR the
Jay.
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SAID TO HAVE MADE THREATS
AGAINST IS YEAR OLD GIRL.
Attorney Has Been Employed BY Eos.
ter Parents Of Girl 70 In
vestigate Case.

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fufiIr na frr rIrI. f0rf.r f.rsrfs v|ar
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no was tnII b.. fnlm however. fIff fne
man b. about On Ernf. uf aer ana a we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

Arrangements are being completed
Tor a monster Republican dinner 10
be held In the city some time in the
near future. the time and place vet
10 be decided. n is the intention OF
those In charge 10 mako this affair
even bigger and better than the nam
moth Ground Hog Harmony Dinner
OF 1912, that was famous throughout
the country for the good will and CO.
operative spirit 10 created
Republicans Of the county orRani-
zation win probably have charge Of
the affair and will have at their back
members ~ the Grand old Party
from Hancock. Brooke and Marshall
counties TO join them in making if
one grand success. Just what the piece
Sc resistance viii be cannot bo cOniec-
iured but N can be- assured that fhoso
attending The dinner viii have afl Che
good things 90 eat that are going.
n is understood that speakers Of
State and National fame win bo hero
10 participate in This big picnic" az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
Ohio County Republicans
Preparing for Big Feast

the members Of Lincoln's party. The
place for holding the mammoth affair
has not been ascertained but prob
ably 10 will be in the Masonic temple
or the Market auditorium Men
standing high in the political world
OF the county will throw the weight
OF their power 10 make this one grand
success. and 10 make the pillars Of
democracy shake as they have never
shaken before.
u IS likely also that the Congress
sional committee will join with the
Ohio county committee In the big
movement as Republicans I'm Mar
shall. Brooke and Hancock counties
are heartily in favor Of the movement
and as mentioned above. many have
eterm med To join at all costs. Fur
Their plans however will be- made at n
meeting OF the committee TO be- held
soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
TO INVESTIGATE
Dominance iron. rus, Pagsl

CONTINUED iron rirS' PaSsl
did not wish to disclose IL except to
the Interstate commerce commission.
Pressed by members of the com
mittee for details. the Nebraska man
asserted that he would not do so I'M
III he had consulted my board OF
strategy"
Who is your board Of strategy,?,'
asked Senator Townsend OF Michi-
gan. abruptly DO you have any re-
latious with David LAMAR
Yes. Mt Green answered. y
know Mr. Lamar and would like to
consult with him and with Mr. Her
mar Schulteiss. Of the Antitrust
league"
Conferred Win Lamar.
Mr.. Green also said that he had
conferred with Mr. Lamar before com
ing 10 the committee room and that
the latter had told him 10 90 before
the committee. bur not 20 disclose his
information as To- rebates there. 70
was learned by the committee later
that Green had been mentioned dur
Ing the lobby hearings as one OF the
members OF the Antitrust league.
which. in cooperation with David La
mar. urged the steel corporation In
vestigatiou which eventually was I'M
dertaken bv the Stanley committee
The interstate commerce committee.
after hearing Senator Lane and Mr.
Green. adopted resolution az a sub
sti'ute for the Lane resolution which
viii Poe submitted 10 me senate to-mor-
row by Senator Newlands n directs
that the charge ~ rebates suggested
boz fle original resolution boz referred
to The attorney general and Interstate
commerce commission for investiga.
ton and for such action as they deem
advisable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
No more dandruff or falling hair
"A real surprise awaits
YOU

TO be Possessed Of a head OF heavy.
beautiful hair: soft. lus,rOus. nuny,
savy and free from dandruff Is mere
~ matter Of using a little Danderine.
IL Is easy and inexpensive 10 have
nice. soft hair and lets OF H. Just
get a z5c bottle OF Knowlton's Dan
aerlne now-all drug stores recon-
uend u-apply a little as directed
ana within ten minutes there will ne
an appearance OF abundance: fresh
nsys. nuniness and an Incompatible
sfoss and lustre and try as you Will
you cannot md a trace OF dandruff or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

Hamilton county. an investigator for
tnr state industrial commission
Another resolution was offered On
tfe house asking for an Investigation
OF th" Disappearance from the house
last winter of @ bin which provided
That money collected by the state
should Boz turned over t0 tho state
treasurer each Monday 10 has been
charged By state official and others
fhnt there was something wrong with
the disappearance Of this measure.
Tho speaker VIII decide tomorrow ~
This can ho properly considered at
This session Of the legislature
Pomerene's Address
senator Pomcrcuc addressed Joint
session Of One legislature one mem
Der Of The house voted against hear.
Ing him
representative BLACK to-day DO.
clared no would not accept Cox'B
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUS,
FLUFFY HARRIS CENT DANDERINE

falling hair: but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use.
when you ~ill see rev hair-fne and
downy al frst-yes-bur really NV
hair-sprouting out all over your
scalp-Danderine Il. we believe. the
the only sure hair grower: destroyer
OF dandrun and cure for itchy scalp
and Il never fails to stop falling hair
az once
IL you want TO prove how pretty
and soft your hair really IS. moisten
cloth with a little Danderine <nI
carefully draw IL through your hair
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft. glossy and
beautiful IN Just a few moments
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries thls.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
DASH FOR LIBERTY MADE SUN.
DAY NIGHT FOLLOWING
CLEVER RUSE.
Were Considered 20 BE Good Pris-
oners As They Had Never
Caused Any Trouble.

Using small pieces OF gas pipe as
brace and with a steel bit. two life
term convicts made their escape
from the State penitentiary at
Moundsyille sometime between =
O'Clock Sunday evening and o'clock
Monday morning and their where
abouts are unknown. They were
Lewis Hendricks. received July %.
1905, from Calhoun county and Grow
er Smith. who was received Nay 10.
1913. from Mcdowell county. Both
were sentenced on first degree muir
der charIes. Late las: evening the
officials of the prison had received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

Mrs. Mary Harris Armor says that
insanity is increasing ~ times as fast
in New Jersey as the population and boz
the last two years increase iu ineauit,
10 New York has been twice as rrent
as ia Increase ln population. Alcoho.
she says. Is the cause of the Increase
On both states. and she predicts that
in the year 1920 public sentiment will
wipe the saloon out OF the nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

banking bills. but would offer two OF
MS own. Cox urged the legislature
not To tamper with workmen's com
pensation and pledged his support OF
the utility and anti-screen bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
COUNTY COMMITTEE ARRANGING
FOR MAMMOTH GATHERING.

To Be Held Late Next Month or Early
In March, Similar 20 Big Harmony
Dinner Held In 1912.
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REPUBLICAN

tcontlnusa frarr rirs. Par.1
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9dsliher Wtarftberi1t.
Cincinnati. 16. Wo

GtHetHndti, 16. Wldi.
| Si. nadfOIs.no.n Quotirunssn be
| sieben iid nur auf gngros 9rans
aitioHen. Bel il.iH.rsn G.i9Gft.l
tperben stipas b0b.re pr,iie bsrs1nst
propifiOnen
Der Wartt mar ruhis. pr.iI. ft.tig
g 4maI5. prima Gtean
9.70-9.S0c I. o. b.
9rodengeaIsenes JIet5d
Sbprt clear Ssiten 12-123c, ibori
4ippsnisiteu 11a-12e, ertra flor,
clear Seiten 11s-12c, Gault,rn II
I-11lc, Bellies 13l-13ie loie unb Il
mebr ptrpadt.
Bacon. - S6ort clear Geit.u
13-134c. turss Ripp.ni.itu 12a-
13e. tgtra f5prt clear Geiien 12i-
13c, Gdu,tern 12-121c uno Bellies
14a-143c Ioie unb 4e PET pfunb
mebr perpadt.
Sugar Gur.b gi.iId. =
S@iri.n 16--16t. gicnic eduIiern
12a -13c, gr.a;foit Bacon 1920.
S4ultern 12a-13c. Reiu BORT Gut
S4uIiern 12A-13e. trod.ne ge.f.
S6ini.n S27.0o-28.0O.
SassepStelt,s Grsif9.-
S4inten 13t-14e, picnic GduIt.ru
10a-11c. Bellies 1916, Ghu:t,rn
11-113c, Sem Wprf Gut 11-114e
5rif@es Jleif9. - e&in.
ten 13-13tc, pieaic S1ultsrn 1Oa
liz Sdultern 1ot--11e, ibori
Rippeni.ii.n Lille, ibprt clear
Geiten 11-11sc. .rtra fbort G.ilem
pfiinS.
RebI unb g.tr.ibe.
Mtbl. - Dinttr pat.nt s4.25-
4.50. Wintsr GiHep $3.90-4.15.
Wint.r 5anep $3.90-4.15, Win.er
Gamilb $3.20-35O, grtra $500
315. orSindr,s $2.75-2.s5, garter
Wei5en patsai $375-3.9O, bo. fones
$3.85-4.25, DO. GamiIp s3.50-3.75,
Rosstnmehl. TorbtpeiiIidb s.miTftsS
S3.75-3.90, rsiues Gitp S4.10-
4.20, stmif9tss S3,S0-4.10 per Bbl.
Weisen. - No. 2 rotbsr Winter
99c-$1.01, Ro. 3 bo. 9S-98hc, go.
4 rotber 87-97e per gu.
WeIi6to-n go. 2 tpeikss
76-77e. Glo. 8 fpeiBes 74-75e,
10. a bo. 72 73ae, Ro. 2 selbes 73
-73ae. Po. 3 DO. 72I-73c, Ro. 4
10. 70-72c. Ro. 2 semiihtes 73 -
73ae. NO. 8 DO. 72-73c, go. a bo.
70-72c per gu. Weibes RuI6enfprn
'6-77c, aeIbes DO. 1886, seniIdj.
Is bo. 76i-77a.
6afer.-glo. 2 pstbtr Ask !
5tanSarb wsiber 42a 43e go. 8 |
I"
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Mus,uartise Mdrfte.

Rem Yort, 16. Mai.
Mebl.-War!t rubis, a6er felt.
Roasenmsbl .-Wlartt itstia.
Wuismsbl. bl.-Wartt fer.
Roag.n.- Wartt fsii.
@sriie.-Wurtt itstig.
Weisen.-Wartt felt. Ro. 2 barter
Wiuter $1.054 c. /. {. Jtep gprt; ylo.
2 rothsr $1.06bc c. /. (. BEL Gntunit;
10. l Rortbern Gulutb S1.o4s unb
Ro. RortkrH Manitoba $1.04s T.
o. b. idtpimmsnO.
gDsli9torn.-Wdrtt feit. Ro. 8 oels
bes 80ae {. i. {. BEL antunft.
Safsr.-Wartt it.tis.
Seu.-Wartt itstig.
6opfsu.-Wartt rubia.
6dute. -Wurtt itetia.
2sbsr.-Wdrtt fsit.
Bort. .-Wrtt itstig.
9sef.-Mrtt rubig.
Gut Reats. .-Wdrtt itetia.
Sdmal5. -Wartt itetis; raffinirtes
ruhia; COMPOUND rubtg.
9ala.-Rarit rubis.
gaumtpolliaamsn6l. - Marit fen.
prima CONNER seIbes $40.
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ipeiber 42-42ae. go. a fpeiBer 401
-41c no. 2 aemifdter 41-41Ie,
Ro. 3 DO. 40a-41c, Ro. A bo. 39a -
405e.
@ossen.-po.2 629-63s, go.
3 DO. 60-62e, go. A DO. $500.
Ger 4 e.-No. 2 ssribiabrs SO -
zoe. Ho. 8 bo. 60--65c per Blu.
Wbisfp.
0srfauft fpurben 400 8bls. Die
itillers ssiniIbeb Goobs auf FER gaiis
bon $1.35 per gdlIone.
9roeeriss.
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fofin zoe, Rdpbtn 17c per @aGone in
partien bon 1--5 9bls.
g SaIs.-9er Wurit in rubig. S6io
Ttper $1.20, Wi6igdn unb atron
$1.14 Der g6l. BON 28o gfunb.
Z a I q ftetig.-prima Gitb 62-65c,
bo. gountrp 6s-63c per pfunb.
n aobIsn.-Wdrit rubig. Dough-
bioebenb $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Glad
1925, aanafpba Gtiittobl.n $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne nbaeIiefert. Rau6lofe
Stidtoblen $3.50, 9tnt6racite $7.75
per Tonne abseli.fert. Got. tofiet
$6.00-6.50 Der 9cnr. o6oeIi.fert.
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Gbieaau 1e. g2ai.

Gbieaao 16. Mai.
Wei8sn.-5iir Rai 955-98c, an
S4luB 96ac; fir Suli 865-88e, an
Sdlub 87ic.
Weli6tOrn.-Siir gaai e8a e9ac,
am S6lub 69sc; fir 5uli 67-675c,
am S6lub 67Sc.
Safer.-5iir Mai 39l-40sc, am
SdluB 40ac; fir Suli 3S-384c, am
SdIuB 1896.
Roaaen.-Ro. 2 64L65c.
@erite 49-64c.
Simotbb $2.75-4.30.
BORT 1880. - Giir Suli 1892
-20.05, am S6luB $20.05; fir
Septembsr s20.02 = 20.10, am
S6luB $20.10.
S6mala $10.OO.-5iir Suli $10.17
-l0.20, umS6lub 5000; fir Sepz
tember $10.32-10.37, am S6IuB
$10.35.
Rippenieitsn $11.OO-11,50. Sir
Suli $11.32-11.40, am S6lub
$11.40; fir September $11.42-11.-
so, am S6luB $11.50.
Butter, Gier, Sdie uno Sartoffeln
limb unDerdnDert.
8efliiael.-2sbenbss nisbriger i'm
preiis. 6ii6ner 15c.
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WusIdnbii@e Sfahrihten

Der preuBiias 4OsI be-
8 beu3ollern. SSn Der neueiter
Drummer Der r3utunft" apOitrOpbier
WsrnG Don Der S6ulenburg rid
ii6tslOs uno foria, nit ben 4liiruer
zines 6arattsrOoQsn ReattionGrs, oa:
preubiide Serriderbuus nit folsenOer
8srieu, bic aleroings bic pat6enI4aft
6ontanes niht perieugnen t0nnsn:
Gun iibt Sbr fiinfbunbett Subr in
Der Wlart.
Shlieblt6 1T bds tein lausr Quart.
55r babt mas getbaH. &eiH uHgss
6euer
Bar unter Sud, freili9 au4 ein me-
mig Beuer.
Rur Elm Ssnis, sin &erl, Der tpiegt:
Der alte Grib, Der bic Wslt beiiegt.
Jbr Eabt nidt INNER seredt ge9ans
belt,
6abt fusar ben prel,biiaen abeI Ders
i6anoslt.
Jhr lisbt ibH bIilten; uno odnn gum
Stplub,
GieBt Sbr i'm lisgsn. Der 4bsI
mug"
55r tamt uIs Gremos uHb ieio es ges
blieben.
Gin bibdsn Jronoe nab uniersm Be-
lieben
Sa6t Sbr uns ME 70 rs6t psrsis6n.
SIR 0sritsbt 9as ni6t. Ti6t 5riss
lad. 9ar5in,
Ri6t 0us, mas in ms rumprt uno
breHnt,
Wus an6ers mill ais Der pp. Regent.
Wir iiRO min nal DON anosrem 8lrte.
Inns III nod ettpas pilosr gu Wtutbs
Qls Gu5 nit frdutiihsH, feinsn Sit.
ten,
Bon 6rieoria benz grftsn Biz Sriss
orih bem SritteU.
Wir fiiblsns nod INNER als etnsn
S6aben:
Warum lit tsin Quisop DON 9ottss
9naoen?
Garum2 Barum? Ja, unb 10 rpel>
Bir parsn bod Gur. bsiten Strsitsr.
Sbr bebaHb.It uns ihIe6t. Sas 1T
nal 10.
Sbr isiO unisrs 9egRer. 9as ma6t
uHs frob.
6eut babt .Sbr uns nal ipieoer pers
geheH,
Wnst lis5sr BEL SnouitrieQsn ellen.
J1u- rubig 8lutl IS tommen nod
3eiten,
Nor mir Gu4 pieoer Qttaqusn reiter,
30 mir Guh aus Dem WurittefI2l
boleH.
Damn iamm.IH mir aIio fslrise Rob
Rec. Wdn tann sinfa6 riht mebr
bon eiHanoer.
!ebeu unb Sterben: Ssro uno g.
aHoer.
teiusr 1T usbr, Der Iih Ib.r Gua
punoert.
Drum iagsH mir rubig: Hp6mal
Jlnfbunoert.
Der Batter Der moSernen
{ leme. QIs 73iGbriger 1T
.euIif in 9OnoOn Ulr. 3. 8. Bar.
att ssitorbsn, Der DIRECTOR Ter isirma
Bears. Der ii6 in Der 9ei6i6tt Der
loberusn Rstlame sinsn GbrenpIab |
roberto unb in Ieinsm gaterIanOe
III 0O!lsm Rs6t Der Batter Der Rez |
lame" ssnannt puros. Oenn sr mar
5. Der ais eritsr @sI6dftsmann III
en- 70r Sabren i'm srDbtsn Still u..O
| elmer oamals nod O0lig uu6etanns
n Wsiie 9eThGftsrstIame perIu6tt
no oamit in turSer 3ett 10 sepaItis.
rfoIgs srSisIte, oab iein, mstboo.
berau Rababmsr fdno. 9urh ibn
ND in GnsIanb bic !l,tlamemittel Der
Bears Soap, Der Bears Seize, 5es
loe3u ipribportli6 geporOeu. Der
linn fir ben @ertb elmer geiaidi;a
etlame mub garratt I'M glute se.
edit babeu, oenn idon ais tleiRsr
unse leiitets er bisrin iein 9eislIens
lid. 9amals fab .r am 5enitsr ei.
% SbitIaoeus eine &arte nit Dem
reis fir 4epf.l, oeren appetitli9es
s.sisteH Ssm S4uIiunssn Den beibeu