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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
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DAVID KE:, RI:),R}, 3, .
y Harry Ei925 'rootle I
Illustrations y ~ GaT=e2 %
CHAPTER |.
WRIGHT BY A.C.ftGCLHHG s. CO. I9L3

The surprise which Gloria knew her
unexpected arrival would occasion
was even greater than she could i'm
agine. Several things. had happened
in Belmont recently to disturb David
Kerr, and he was in no frame of mind
for further complications.
The stock-yards company was be-
ginning to hint at certain favors it
wished extended, and with an election
coming on. Kerr was in no mood for
such concessions. Worse still, the
Belmont News had just changed own
ership, and the new editor was not
displaying that subservient fealty
which had characterized all Belmont
papers in the past. Already the News
was swapping at his heels and asking
questions which were extremely point
ed. To have Gloria descend upon him
at such time was too much for even
David Kerr. His mastery Of the stu
alton caused him to have no great
fear for the stock-yard demands and
the newspaper outcry, vexing prob
lens though they we're, but Gloria
Gloria iri Belmont-was quite another
proposition.
Father, this is Gloria" explained
David KeTs daughter when she had
established telephone connection with
Locust Lawn.
"Gloria" he exclaimed. where
are your"
Here, in Belmont, at the station
/ just came"
How did it happen? l wasn't look
ing for you"
Aren't you glad to see me-"
Glad to see you? OF course am
but it's a surprise When did you
come? How do you happen to b.
here? Why didn't you let me know?
81 wanted to surprise you," sh
laughed. "Annabel Hitchcock's aun
died, SO we couldn't go to California
! had nothing else to do, SO cam
home. Wasn't that right?"
Exactly, exactly. But it's ba
time to come to Belmont"
81 don't care, I'm so glad to b
home. How do l get out to Locus
Lawn"
you can't well wait there for m
to come in for you. Take carriag
and tell the driver you want to go I
the end of the Townsend Park CO
line. Wait for me In the drug stor
|, I'll get there almost as soon as yo
, do"
Hurry, father, because I'm SO an
: ious to see you. It's been an ae
, since saw you, and you know ! don
know thing about Belmont Pm Jul
: dying to meet everybody, and the
: I'll ask some of the girls out to Wis
me-"
We'll talk that over after awhile
was his noncommittal response. IVA
: for me at the drug store. Good-by
The carriage drive through Belmo
- - and Townsend Park, a suburb, was
= educational value. 1t gave her an
4 creasing respect for Belmont. 1
. though there was no remarkable re
JCnce district, there were occas OF
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Wiliind to Learn.

Pauline motored to the station to
meet her dearest friend, who was CON-
ing down for weekend.
"Oh, Belle" cried Pauline enthust'
astically, do you know, Mr.. Barnum,
the young millionaire, is going to teach
me to swim"
ITO swim!" exclaimed the guest,
wonderingly. why, Pauline, / thought
you had been taught already"
Eyes, so have, dear" said Pauline
"but not by him
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IsT INDIA FUNERAL PYRE
,-ssstlon Of Silent Figure While
Brother Looked on In
Bitter Grief.

Nm Il we came opposite the bear
Mad one of them, all cool and
ehs from the river and set it,
d slim, small figure, so quiet SO
sslsaG. on a half-built pyre, c, F.
cn writes in the Century. Brush
N and fagots wre built over it
i the head and foot and sides
y re vas applied. A Brahman d.
sd the rites and once, as the
s mounted and aspired, the
sdhsg. VINO was watching, clutched
4 As heart as there appeared for a
saent at the top of the pyre a
sfis isce with closed eyes and
uh that seemed to smile; then the
asst veil Of fame shrouded it
n The smoke rose in gray
saas and steamers against the
enless and tender blue Of the sky,
n sall the brother watched, quiet
and composed; he had given
~ that one sign to show that he
ad her whose ashes now lay among
dared and smoldering logs. Oh
F Il was only for the moment
linking of days of childhood
ilwns by the riverside, he forgot
u / was not she who had beer
lned IN the flames of the pyre
be remembered again, and look
% from the pyre to the dazzlint
be saw there on our boat hi
the Brahman, and smiled II
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

been the development Of new type
the "Zone.American." First, this type
will be identified by It's sterling moral
character; then, by Its independence,
greater even than the independence OF
the average American. The melting
together of different standards OF life
has taught many of the Zone-Ameri-
can families that the fine art OF living
is to be found In the home and in the
family circles, rather than In the false
life that seems 30 attractive In the
great American cities back home. -
Christian Herald
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
Saws Electricity Aids Digestion.

Professor Bergonie of Bordeaux and
Professor Arsonval of Paris announce
that currents of electricity OF three
amperes and from 1000 to 1900 volts
passed through the body of a man
enable him to digest 70 per cent. OF
the food which ordinarily passes away
undigested.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
DOG NOT THE ONE 10 BLAME
Pet Could Not Help It II Owner Chose
to initiate Ills Peculiar style
of "DecoratIon."

This Is a familiar fact, but the man
does not recall that he ever encounter
ed q case. before yesterday, IN wn,cn
a human being was deliberately trying
TO initiate the dog, But he struck tne
case at last. Coming down Fifth ave
nue. yesterday afternoon was q woman
dressed in clinging black satin gown
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

neck. His gait was an effeminate trot.
He was in the main canine dupli-
cate of the lady who was leading him,
but as the fringes were artificial, and
beyond the dogs own power to pro-
duce. it was evident that the similarity
between the two was reached by the
woman copying the dogs style, and
not by the dog conforming to the
woman's.-Ne York Mail.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
COLDS & laGRlPpE

s or 6 doses 666 will break any case
of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe;
1t acts on the liver better than Gallo
mel and does not grippe or sicken.
Price 25c-Adv.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

A woman's husband sometimes
causes her almost as much worry az
her dressmaker.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

Unpleasant to Hear.
gla very sound of some peoples
'ss Is syasperating."
Qalle true. Especially when they
aoSe on or Pay up ~.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
Unusual sIumbers.

Did you hear of the remarkable
d Kidnapping next door,?
%; what was it,"
Ihe baby never woke the whole
vas practicing on the piano."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

$ been six months since | toe, took
y ~ aisis s at all. l hope my little
(. "A assist you in helping oTn e.,G TG o.,
Il. uo y health. - Mrs. AUGUST
T 81 1852 Hollins Street. Bal
!. ! pinkham's Vegetable Com
, : from native roots and
~ . a,as no narcotic or harmful
"a today holds the record Of
y, - most successful remedy for
&, N Il. We We know Of, and thousands
,..,ra d testimonials on file in the
s.s Ss laboratory at Lynn Mass
T. prove this fact
,rthirty years it has been the stand
l.ws q ! for female ills, and has re-
.,1s,sbealthof thousands Of women
sas.g i been troubled with such all
y, : ! diyplacements, Inflammation,
.,; i tumors, irregularities, etc.
I want special advice
y 4 lydia E. Pinkham Med"
Ahse foorfsdantial0 LYNN,
~ yaur letter will be opened,
N ond answered by a woman
n Md in strict confidence
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

T. y = v O ~
pound did for me;
I suffered dreadful
pains and was very
irregular. l became
alarmed and sent for
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege BILE Com
pound. I took it reg
ularly until / was
without q cramp or
pain and felt like
another person, and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
MAJ TYNE az American

New Type OF AmeFicah.
One of the effects Of the life OF the
American people on the Isthmus has
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13
( WOMAN'S
J SICKNESS
81 Yielded To Lydia E.
o',s1sban's Vegetable
Compound.

Md.-"I am more than
chat Lydia E. Pinkham's
Ii teh ~" Tnnetahle Com
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-13

ache
liisIB
Y relse
hing
|1l rem.
Thing q
I HUE
|Pt witt
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Buf
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ainarsSank mn 8tnoesannank.

Iain0ern Ourd 2iebe mS lluteritit.
5ung reolib entridtet.
aber elm anoerer atng NIT ieinem
Batter, ipeIaer our4 alter uno
ardnflidfeit tretliA numbering ge.
noroen mar, 10 libel Inn, Dab Oieier
pini6te, in Elm armeuipital ge.
braAt Su tperoert, bas I'm namIihen
Orte mar, BORT bottle CT penigItens
bel Siirftiger 9fleee bon Den gor.
piirien frei 81 tperoen, Die ibm 0a.
beim ole lebten Gage ieines 2ebrnS
berbitterten. Gas mar Dem uuoant.
barren Sobn Elm niatonmenes 8ort.
@6e Die Come binter oen gergen
binabging, mar Dem armen, aIten
@reis fem @unih erfiiat. gber er
fno i'm Spital aud nidt ales, nie
er es niinidte. Benigitens Iieb er
ieinen Sobn nad Ginger 3eit bitten,
'ibm ole lebte @obltat 5l ertpeiieli
unO ibm elm pn1r 2eintiiher SIT
i6iden, oauit er nidt ale Haft
altf bloBem Strob idIafen miiBte.
Ser Sobn iudte Die 8pei ibIedte,
item. Die er bate, berails unO beiab.
ieiuem 8~ebnidbrigen Sobn, iie Dem
alien Mturrfopf ms Spital 81 brin.
gen. aber nit Remembering be.
merfte er, oaB Der tIeine auabc Dor
Der Cir zines oieier Glider III Ell.
nen 8infel berborg uno folgIidJ
Dem @roboater mir zines oabon
bradtc. r@arlm bait bn Oa8 ge.
tan2" fragte er Den Sltngen bel iet.
ner 3uriidfunit. Bur gustilfe fiir
Die 3ufunft," erpiberte oieier folt
unO b6sber3ig, atuemt td gtid, So.
ter, aud einmaI in oas Spital idit.
fen per0e."
0as lernen mir oaraps2-Gbrs
Batter iin6 Mutter, aitf 6ab e8 Dir
nobl eebel
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ObRkernr ala 3lnorlfnttfr.

geben mir altf Den 9dulbof ut0
'diitten bie aerne ms 6uttergGlls'
den. Die g1geI, ole INNER bort
iiberL flie0eu gar nid)t weit. Slc
balo mieoer, un0 mir fms
frob. ipent uniere &ertc gepift
iperben." Nlein @ntiAluB MAJ
gefobt. aeiu eii15iger 9bitfern iollte
im9ciamnelt bIciben. Seuer 2pDrer
bate init meinem ainbe mid &c.
iponren fir ieiueu praftiIdcn Ba'
aeIihub. Scitopm lperoen alc 2bit.
terne geiaumeIt. ipenll aepiel ooer
9irnen un8 Iaben biirfelt. so.
flcibig NIT. 60 miro and
ntht ciu aepfIein seoanfenIos az.
noilru. Gle, bic ills Die 6riifte
Dor H%oapenfroB, tie finO
ia 10 gcniigiaml Gin Helm GeiIhct
llur pouen iie; iie iOIlen eS baben,
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Elm RIeinod des Meeres.

Die &Oralle Ioa ais tpsibIi9er
Gdmud pieoer 5u @bren gebrd6t
perbeu. llno bas beroient Te. Sob,
Goeliteins, ia. isIblt perIen ipsrp:n,
1obalo Ie iiberrei9 angelpenoet IinO,
troB aler 3terliden 6afung INNER
Elm penig iiberlaOen pirten, ipGbrenb
aoralen bugegen, in elmer grDberen
an3abI BON Rei9en als Salstet!e ge>
tragen, niemaIs prunten, fonoern
ftsta nod anmutig 8mterer. 9ortreffs
li9 tleioen tie 8riinette, Die Der Iebs
BAIT ger1teten Mangen entbsbren,
uno geben beren antIib stpas Dsts
DIES, Strides. Start rotbddigen Sc
Ii6tern ipieberum miIosrn tie oeren
R1te, uno Dem einen lpie Dem anbes
rem antlib perIeiben le 3artbsit.
auBerpem eignen lie fi9 Iopobl gum
S9mud fir iunse Mdb4en ais audi
fir Sruuen. llnIere gltern unb
@rOBeItern ipubten lie nod ri9tig
AA
3u i4Gbeu, uno inter man9em bun
ibnen urs bererbtsn 6dmilienIdmud
befinbsn fi6 nod emit BON ibnen nit
@prliebe unb Stols getragene Salss
tetten, 8rpihen o0er Sbrringe aus
GpraIlen. glinius uno nod ibm
MISUNDERSTANDING anbere faben nod
pfan3en in ben Gbeltoralen Coral
Iium rubrum), Die Gber cine 4plOnie
tleiner f9lau9artiger polppen, nit
einem @telett aus rotem Salt Iino,
bas cine Qrt @a[ert iibsr3isbt, aus
Dem bic eln3slnen 2sbepeien elsi9
lpsiBen Gternbliim9en berOornahien.
9ieIe GoIonten Oebnen ii4, 80 bts
200 Dieter unterm MsereSIpiegsI
mitunter mebrere GuoorattiIpmster
aus lnb tpnhIen % rno bort init Der
3sit mcnnsbpA, alaen iapantsn
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@tr iiben b~eilanmeu. 9dunne.
mug 6errift i'm 3immer. Die
SInmine flafert i'm 0fel. 0rauBen
lit es faIt. $50 i6lafen bic 8ogc.
lein24 nteint min @ertruo. Gle
crbdIt slnsfunft. gGie armer, bort
mnlB ibncn falt ieih@ meilt ibr
G6iuciterGen. Sic adlte ertro9en
tie IdOn,@ mari bier Der Batter cin,
,mcun nir @abrnug nidt mangelt.
Batter, it's mabr, Dab piele
g6qeI sic Gbitterne germ eiien2@-
.@eiDibl Mer bat Did barber auf.
cefIdrtg~ nSu Der Ghule babeu
Mrs oeb1rtl g8tr miiiien 0bIiferne
aud, mitbrinpen. Seoen Monta9
Qebt rin a~lniienoroner I'M, bon
Mnitf ali @aIf, Der 1dlt eiie @Ied.
hiid,ie aIlf nmO III 0iele iuerfcn mir
lie qerne. @eun Die Dole gefiiat lit,
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Gin Giirit traf auf einem Spa.
5~iprritt rinen fleiBigen uno FROZEN
Sanomanu bel Dem adergeId1it al
uuO lieB ii6 nit inn in Elm @e.
iprdf elm. Rah einigen 6ragen er.
fubr er, oaB Der ader nidt iein 81.
sentIm ieb ionocrn 0aB er ais
Gagel0bner tdgIid Inn fiinl5ebn
areii5er arbeite. Der Shirt, Der fir
.iein lAperes Reaieruugsgeiddft
.ireilid mebr @eI0 brdufte mo Su
.per3e9ren bate, fonnte es in Der
@eidpinoigfeit nidt ausrednen,
.mie es m6glid iei tdgltA nit fiiHf.
5ebn areu5ern aus3ureihen uno
nod 10 froben Diiltes babel 81 fem,
un0 pertpunocrte fi9 barber. slber
Der brobe Mann I'M 3miL6rod er,
nioerte ibnl: eG5 mare mir libel &c,
ieblt, ipenn id 10 biel bran9te. 9iir
mub ein Gritteil oaoon geniigen;
init einent 3ritteile 5nble id meinc
Sduloen al, uno oas iibrtGe Grit
tell leoe i'd auf aapitalien an"
Gas mar Gem guten Giiriten Elm
ueueS GQtiel. gber ser fr0blihp
2auomann fubr fort uno iast: sd
teiIe meiHen geroienlt nit meineu
GItern Die nidt uebr arbeiten Ton.
uctl, mlO NIT meinen ainoern, bic
es crit Iernen miiiien; ienen pergelte
i'd Die 2iebe, Die iie mir III meiner
ailto9eit erpieieu baben, uno bon
oieieu Doffe i'd, Dab iie mid emit IN
meinem miOen Sitter aud nidt ber'
lalIen neroen." @ar 0ps uidjt ortig
aeIogt 1tn0 nod i66ner INTO eOler
geoadt un0 0e6anoeIt? Ger Shirt
.belo6nte Die He6ti6affenbeit oeS
poderen Mannes, iorgte fir feline
S6bne mo Der Segen, Den ibm lei.
ne I~terbenocn Glteru gaben, iDur6e
ibm i'm aIter bon ietnet O~anfbaren
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Iibsr i6nen unb I'm iie. 3piT9en
ibnen aber tummeIn Ii9 aLlerlet tleine
Meeresgef90pfe, Bon ben RoraIlens
bGnten Staliens iperoeu namentli6
Die BEL Den aiiIten Gi3ilisns unb
SarOiniens in Der blauen Slut gebst@
teten geI6dBt.
Der ~2ebensberuf bes .@oraaerD"
lit f~sinesipegs Elm Iet9ter; neiu, nur
ner 3G6igteit, &us6drer in bobem
Mabe befiBt unb auF Die SdIfte ists
mes 2sbens 3u entTagen berite6t, bers
mag ben itrengen Dienit als3ufiiIlen.
SIN ben sriten Monateu bes 5rilhs
!inas perpflihtet ii6 Der GOralaru
Dem llnternebmer gegen Elm SdnbgeIh
pon $50 bis 500 2ire, bon tpslAem
8etrage tpGbreno Ieiner QlbpeIenbett
feline SamtIie 0a6eim lebt, in elmer
nit II bis Is 3Dpfen bemGnnten
Barrie gum aordnsnfii4en aufs Meer
binaus3ufobren unO bort unuutsrbros
9en Bis gegen Mitts 9ttobsr tdttg
3A feir. ga betanntli9 blaBrote
Rpralen geringer dIs leu9tenO rots
gsf9Gbt ipsrbsn, gilt es inn, BON bies
fen iiberpuderte @telen ouf Dem
|8runbe bes Meeres 81 entOeden.
3tpei mudtige, 5u 8reu5ssform ins
einanberesfiigte, f6pere SnlabaltsH,
3pifhen beren Seilen neBdrtige @ss
fle4te befeitigt Iino, bilOeu fein an
ftarten 9duen befeitistss Msrtseug
3um Sif1en. 5pbalO bieies fi9
eIidli9 Guf cine nit &prdlIsn bes
ftanoene Ste[le oes Meeresgrunbes
gsfsntt bat, peripidelR Ii@ ein3eIns
Rpralen8peise in Dem 4ebnert. bres
diem Bel oefen 4nSieben ab unb tuers
ben baum FAINT gteB unO 9OIStreus IN
bic Barrie ge5oeen, tpp mon lie BON
an ibnen boftenoen algsn uno polps
~pcnb!iiten fdtbert. Ridt ieber 3ue
erfreut Den Gpralarp; bonn MIR an
~ FE
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Gs mar einmal Elm ~fIeiller Mtmm,
Ger i9 Dir icet nidt ueunGn fam,
Gas mar Gin gltbe friib uno itart
glit riin0ein Qrm uno feitam Wiarf
Ger fotinte obne groBe Rot
gelningen ltets ieiu RUTHERFORD,
Der founte tiidtig i%priugen, Iauicn
lln0 braudte ME iid gu perihnau,
fen;
Der fohiite leiiiett arri'ef treibrt5
SIN gduipiel mtbt er Mleiiter blci.
ben;
aein an0rer 70 Die Stunt berIton6,
9u idlagen fed elm 8onnenban0,
llno ipenH'S gum Wtittngciien
ging,
co mar er 9all5 belonoers ilint.
Gum Sdreibel aber mo sun &eIcn
11sn lit er nidt flint gcpeien.
anr Ghiile lieb er iebr iid treiben.
Woht Iieber nod i'm @arten bIci.
ben;
Ga It6bnt er oenn beim 9lde ie6r.
ltn6 allies idien ibm gar 3u idmer,
lln0 gIci6 iprad infer flcitet
8idt:
.9as fam i'd nidt, oaS fam i'd
rihtl"
Criminals DER 9ater lam nod
Sous,
Sab redt ~berguii9t uno freunolid
mis-
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9as kanit idt mid)t.

llno inter ieiuem arm er trug
Gin 8ddden, pie cs idien EN- Bid
Or ipra6 gum giibleiu: n9llm giei
adt,
S9 bus biz etipds mitgcbratt
Cir Bud it's bon beionoerm Merf
.GS maht Did flug mo + hgelabrt
.8iQIt on oes &eirns g2ijb' MIDI
ideilen,
Mil i'd bid odntit erireuen.
Tod ais or bort, Elm Bud Elm Bud
"a bat 0as 9iiblcin idpn genug;
Mii painerItdem 8on es ipridt;
o8apa Oos fam id nber nidtl"
aGanuit on es nidt, Damn la5 e
iein;
Sd Dia old ia nift 5uingerL nein,
SD oahte mn, Dir lei oas Seien
Sn oieiem Bud nift ifmer gene.
len
gl5 err inn MN Od2 4ddfeu mics,
8as mars? Gin Sonigfuden iitB,
60 9rob, i'd bah i'm ausgemeiien
Bier Mohen fonut' er 0nran ellen
PUN Jtrg 0nrd eigrle SduI0 per
loren
Die iiibc aoit Dem fieiuen Ioren.
ihamte iih Der tleiue MaHn
llnh faBte ii6 Elm Ser3 fortan
llnb ipra6 nit gramIt6em @eiidt
5ortau uid)t mebr: n9o8 funn i'd
niftl9
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I'm Frauenkreise-|
Gin lnTtisrr Wprrrttrntrxt.

mobIlH adrl II. bon Gpanieu. De-
rem 9srmdbluHg I'm Sabre 1879 81
4aris Ftnitfnno. llnbslpegti9, ipis
aus Gisin gsmeiBtlt. Iitht Die t6Higs
Iids @eitdlt Der prinJsHin 0a, In
harrtS Misosr geprsbt, iebsr 3oIl
Itsif un6 asmeftn, Die fhlpsrsH, loIis
bdrfu GtofFs, pom brsiter 6ermeIins
psrbrdmune umrdbmt, TaItenIos ben
8posn hrsifeno.
Damn Elm S~abrbunbert fpdtsr:
Rotoio, NIT 5aIbsl unb Rlii1su.
bodetIdnlrisr ShuepptntaiIIe, Reifs
rod uno paHltr. %stpuOertsm nuar
uno bobsn puffeul
I'm 1878 unglaubIi9e @sbiIbe aus
glumsn unb 6sosrn. ouI turmhoben
6adrfrifurer, bic iibsr GeoerliFsn
bodgeidmmt, ME Segsliatife tunits
boil auf Den %Sartsn aopfneH bous
meln.
1880 rsi6ber8isrle RiI9snrobsn.
ii6sr ungebeuren ReifrodeH, bod
faon Den mdBigsnOsn ginflub Wat'
teaus b~etunoeno.
Qun reibt Ii9 Bib an gilo, iuit
nuf sinsm WasfenbaIIs, INNER iibers
triebens gluspiifis, absr bonsbsn
Mdbguug unb nod Reife br%Gngenosr
@eIdmad.
17S6 Sdlepproben, buHts 6drbens
pradt. @riinsr gltlaspel5, risIigtr
DeiBer angOrafellmuff, NIT roienros
ten 8anoi6letfen.
1890 Idderli6 %singsprebte 2aillen,
allmabli9 gu beruunftiseren 5prmeH
iibergeheno.
1874 f4lsppenbe, malsriIh idIihte
9epdnber, elm Sies iibsr ndrrii9s
Mo0sIaunen.
allerbings pir0 aud bier baI0
ipisoer 0ss @uten Su bisl get1n, Gis
tslteit un0 gubiuft fiblsn ii9 niht
ipobl in idli9ter 5iilIs, uno t6ri1s
te MoosniltaDinnen bat es 81 isoer
3eit gsseben.
9oh 10 bisl mir aud i'm 9u9e Der
Soften bldtteru, Oh Rsifrod. oh gldts
te, eugani9lisBenoe 6tllsn Der Iounis
iden 9Drannin Sisges8ug psrtiinosn.
70 tief tpuren 9efhmdd nno moras
liide Sslbftdhtung bod ME qeIuns
fen, ais i'm 3eiden Der eeI6libten
Rode unb bstntleiof0rmigen @es
fpdnOer, Die in ibrer andppbeit unb
S4miegfnmteit an G0ntgenltrabIsH
ertnneren.
Gum Slid finbeu Ii9 bic tii6niteH
Der neuen SoiIetten bod nur in Den
MpoeblGttern, unb pobl aud in ben
~pruntbollen S9aufsnitsrR Der Mlonss
parsngef9dfte, tie m0sen @ntlang
unO Ra4dbmung finbsn BET isnsn
Srauen uno Mdb9en, bic beute nte
Oamals gu ben rlInminOi9sn4 sGbs
len, ipeil iie eebanisns Ino nilIens
lps ii9 ieoer Miooelaune alntertperfeH,
nur neil iie chen MOoe III, uno neil
ne ill1t tart uno rstf geiug itno,
ii4 ibr gu pioerieBen, aber gottIOb.
gebiIoete Rreiis, = id Iage abiidts
Ii6 ni9t: preide", oeun mabre Bill
Dung 1T unubbdngig pon i9nOosm
8olbe, ipirtIi9 gsbilbete Grauen
tueroen ME uno nimmer Der tDrihs
ten @ebieterin 10 unbeoingt foIgen,
OuB Oarunter ibr sigenes llrteil, tbr
gutter @ef9mad un0 Dor allen Die
e4te refine peiblide Sittli9teit gu
ShaOen fame.
lln0 oarum tporen Die 5rduen III
9ubapeit 70 febr enp0rt iiber bic
anmaBente 3umutung bes tritil4en
Solbatentopfes, unb barum mubts
a~uflebnung uno erbittsrter 6treit
ausbreAen. unb cine 5ituatton bers
aufbef4pDren, gleid einem Iultigeu
Sperettenterte.
6rnu @nrnIfne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21

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in bic 8ruit. sic ipurbe Iebensees
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