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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
GRANITEVILLE RAID
DISTURBS VISITORS
Mrs. Eusevia 0rdonez and Miguel Laprez
Held in $500 Each for Appearance
Thursday.

Officers from this city and Barre Towr
made raid in upper Graniteville last
night, seized quantity OF alleged con
traband goods and bought two respond
ents TO Barre to be arraigned before
Judge II. w. Scott. On a warrant issued
at the request of the States Attorney
j. Ward Carver, Deputy Sheriff Dennis
Donahue, accompanied by Constable
James Cummings Of Websterville, and
Deputy Sherifs Harry Gamble and
George l.. Morris surrounded house
said to be occupied by Mrs. Eusevia Or
donez at 8 o'clock When the long arm
OF the law turned the knob OF Mrs. Or
donez' front door, some Is men, seated
rections, only to be turned back by the
officers.
Mrs. Ordonez and one Miguel Luprez
were arrested on charges OF selling liquor
illegally, and large number of names
were entered in the official journal of
proceedings at the house. Later in the
evening the Ordonez woman and Laprez
were arraigned before Judge Scott.
Neither was asked to make plea. Bail
was fixed at $500 each and furnished
and hearings were set for Thursday
morning at Q o'clock. The respondents
were not represented by counsel.
Edward Powers, who shipped before
the mast for some few years before fate
dropped him into Pike Station, n. H.,
before the magistrate this
morning and pleaded guilty to an intoxi-
cation charge, accepting a sentence of
10 days in the county Jail at Montpelier
in lieu of paying the minimum fine and
costs. Powers was arrested last evening
by Officer John w. Dineen. The man ar
rived from Pike only a few days apn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
DIR. FLOWER PLEADS GUILTY.
Old and Penniless Swindler Says He Is
Willing to Go to jail.

New York. Oct. 27.-Dr. Richard G.
Flower. promoter Of mining enterprises
who, after being indicted here on n
charge Of larceny growing out Of bis
transactions, evaded arrest from 1903
until he was caught in Toronto on last
"Wednesday, pleaded guilty in the 81.
preme court yesterday 10 two indict
ments charging him with grand larceny
Iie was remaBded until Oct. % for sen
tenee.
Broken in health. Old and pcnniles..
the man who is said 10 have made mil
lions through mining sWindles. declared
he did not oare 10 fight c0nvietiou ans
longer When Justice Davis told him 20
consider his action carefully h. replied.
= have considered. ] have spent an
the money J made IN trying 30 ret out
of beinr obliged 20 Do what J nov DO
voluntarily"
Justice Davis. uhile accepting the Pies
% guilty. appointed counssl for tho aged
man and adfised him 90 consult with
the lawyer before being arraignrd for
senfsnca.
~ = grand iurF In New York r. Ipaz
vhen hs wns charged ufh fha isruuuv
Of various Eurus from women srhnrn ~
in8uoed ~ invest IN be mininr ertsr-
prisss Re forfeited BE fafi. - b. had
d0ns tE-ire before ui.er arrested 8f Terrs
Hauts Hnd fn Galveston una ns he aia
sgsin uhen nrrested iH rhiisdsfrhn in
Ip1T
Aftsr thst iss . sid te haFt Hauda-rH
!. tuut Nurth ana ~nufh swsfi-a ust1
.rrsstsd in Tor1ntr - Nfs Hn-k d.
.erfFn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
W. c. T. U. STATE CONVENTION.
The Fortieth Annual Meeting Opened in
Brattleboro Yesterday.

Brattleboro, Oct. 27.-The 10th annual
convention Of the Vermont w. c. r. L.
opened in the First Baptist church YES
terday afternoon with a meeting Of the
executive committee. last evening there
was an informal reception in the church
psrlors az o'clock and az 7:30 O'Clock
the first general session opened with II
song service.
A prohibition playlct by children was
given under the direction Of Mrs. r. T..
Perry and welcome was extended hy Rev.
George Tompkinson, pastor Of the church
by Prin. =. Burr Smith Of the high
school for the schools, by Clarke q.
Fits for the citizens. Miss Elsie 4.
rease Of Swanton, corresponding sec
retary. gave the response. The reports
Of the various officers and committees.
the presidents annual address and the
Of committees came TODAY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
Melendy Has Broken Rib.

Brattleboro. Oct. 27.-Emory Melendy
Of South Londonderry, one of the owners
Of the Melendy Telephone Co.. is con
fined to his home with a fractured rib
on his left side and numerous bruises as
the result OF an automobile accident on
Sunday.
Mr. Melendy was driving his car up
what is called Dutton Hill when the en-.
gine stopped Before he could set the
brake the car backed over an embank-
ment. The car was not badly damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
DOCTORS TESTIFY.
Could Not Ascertain How 0xypathor
Benefited Human System.

Rutland, Oct. 27.-Dr. b. II. Stone
Dr. Benjamin y. Adams, DR.. Hugh J.
Thompson Of the state laboratory at
Burlington and Prof. Allison w. Slooun
of the University of Vermont were called
by the prosecution to testify in United
States court here to-day in the case OF
Elvard L. Moses Of Buffalo. charged with
using the mails for fraudulent purposes
in connection with the sale of an oxy-
pathor mechanical device, curing all dis
cases.
The Burlington men testified they
could not ascertain how the device could
have any effect on the human system.
Government experts at Washington gave
similar testimony.
THIS will be the longest case in this
court in many years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
GERMANS HOLD
STRONG POSITIONS
Says OHdsl Austrian War Buustin 81
the Situation IN the
Fart

Berlin. tia uiF8less. o. zI-Au 81
rel AustFisr wur sruiistin. rirer out hsrs
rests-dsF. says fhe combined Austriar
sna Germsn forces h8la struur vasitiasss
n long ard nlrnast cunf iruoas tzssls
1ius fron siHrv and S4ulhor in Gslieia
tn . rafrt tust - rFxar-Tsl ard slssr
SO rfrsr szr 81 fiuEf in nrusizr ralasla
Tse rrsir Eussiaa nrrr tFiuz srraEse
r AmssrtHE en- tha ufeuefrs hsrerid ti.s
rarfEtt ttinHs -,lrfFaiiaa fhs FnasIErs 81
sara rffriaFes rlsHts MA fts ts-rsrra.
tmttA g Tnrina ar esutrni -
ff~s Ametritr f~urrs hErr fHrr rrH
fsazfrl uH tHt 1eH- san rirsr A. a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
THE UNY|ELD|NG
GERMAN LINE is
BROKEN AT LAST
southeast of Przemysl. Vigorous ehcoun-
ters are proceeding between lvangorod
and Warsaw
THE MOST POWERFUL
ZEPPELIN YET BUILT
Flies Away to Northward with Great
Speed and 0nlookers Cry,
"To London.

! London, Oct. GA dispatch from Ge-
ineva, Switzerland, to The Express, tells
of the launching at Fredrichshafan, on
Lake Constance, of the most powerful
Zeppelin yet built. The airship has a
special armored compartment for bombs
and big gun to destroy aeroplanes.
Count Zeppelin was present at the
launching. Without preliminary trials,
the machine flew away to the northward
at great speed, cheered by soldiers shout
ing, ITO London"
Another similar airship win be ready
at the end of month, and others are
being built at Dusseldorf, Colmar and
Berlin. The German staff desires to
bring the number up to 100 quickly, the
dispatch says.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
ATTEMPT ON
VILLAS LIFE
By Man Said to Have Been
Commissioned by Gen.
Gonzales
STAUNCH SUPPORTER
OF GEN. CARRANZA
Message to This Effect Is
Sent Associated Press
by Luis Benavides

FL Paso, Oct. 81 AN attempt was
made to assassinate General francisco
Villa by man said to have been com.
missioned and paid by General Pablo
Gonzales, stauuch supporter Of Cen
eral Carranza, according to a messa ge
sent the Associated Press by Luis
Aguirre Benavides, Villas first secre-
taryf
The would be assassin, Francisco Ma
gui, was executed, after making a con
fession before American Consular GEN
eral Caruthers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
BOYS AND GIRLS EXPOSITION.
-Four Days Meeting Opens To-day in
Windsor.

Windsor, Oct 27.--The Vermont boys
and girls agricultural and industrial ex-
position opened this morning at O'Clock
in Kennedy's arena in this town. The
exposition is TO continue four days. The
program to-day includes potato pairing
and dish washing contests. demonstra-
tions in blacksmithing, dairy and car
penter work. cooking and sewing, talk
on domestic economy by Professor Ber-
tina NJ Terrill of the University of Yer
mont and practical addresses by experts
in agricultural and industrial lines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
GRANITE WORKERS
STRIKE AT KEENE
Nearly One Hundred Out Because of Dis
charge of One Of Their Number
by Victoria White Granite Co.

Keene, y. H., Oct. 27---Nearly 100 EN-.
ployes OF the Victoria White Granite
company went on strike yesterday
owing il is claimed, TO the discharge of
one of the workers. The men did not
report for work yesterday morning. The
union met and discussed the trouble for
about FIVE hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
THREE DEAD, SIX MISSING
When Building Collapsed at Youngs-
town, O.

Youngstown, O., Oct. 27.-Three men
are dead. six are missing and four in
jured workmen are in hospital follow
ing the collapse of a theatre under con
struction here late yesterday. Gangs OF
men are working to rescue the impris.
oned men
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
ONLY NAVAL PRACTICE
Ard Net Bstls Between Vessels ,f fhs
Warrinn Natiuna

Washirrtan. OF q Narnl nHrais
srrlzfn ths hsavr FIRING ieard ~ tis
f.rTinia carsss lsEt night and uhirh uas
ts1ittrf naff b q taftls tstwesn tra-
sfls 81 uHHrinr ustiurs. W tis stHfe-
ulart fiaf snur taftlestips 81 tts A.
lrufa fHst ard is drstrugers rrs 81 tst
a. f-nrtias ~ s0rue ir1rtsnr frur uii-k
ti,s fring wns rsT1Ttsd - ths Wnra
lirHf ~arnturn-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
IN COUNTY COURT
Homer W. Heaton Case Up on Appeal
from Probate Court.

In county court Yesterday afternoon
4 the matter Of Homer ". Heaton estate
Z Montpelier Savings Rank a Trust Co.
appellant an appeal from probate court
was taken M before Judge Miles. The
hearing is to decide II possible whether
or not certain hank stock should 70 a.
The estates bank or % the Hfe benefia
ries : dividend having been declared 8
sraf ago Of lno prf cent hy the savings
bark The Heston estate owns a large
biork - stack
Suit has been entered ~ the Barre
Savings Raul A TRUST 90 against Is s.
Afheftnn ~ New Work. rruresertfne the
Neu Nnrk Granite Co. 81 en- artinn 81
assumpsit Ihe parties trusted are
John. Peter and Henry Brusa aud Ar
dreu Hernsscoui. doing hasinrss o. ths
hr1sn Grauitr Co. ard TRUSTEES. tire
Nothhfid snsinQs fmrk for s5an
The divorce rase ~ Etn fUH5ue
seafnst Ostsf Cowfur is erartff auH fhs
custody If TIRE miuur ehiid rirfn to tie
Ietff8uner
The divu-rs cass ri william Torend
srsinsf ForTenf wHs diseTrfinued and
ar urrrement on nifmuHt ana n5 can.
trst
A suf fur sftrrff 81 MaHt O. Condor
srafnst Fpnes q Cun1ar hss tFer ~.
frraH
nrr1ne tif rrrsarf tfrm RI fourtF
erurt 81 1ssH2 hes ben nai1 h fnss
ans easts ~ Hruur easrs ard Rien-8 in
irt-rizrtior eszes arlraaiet frur uuri-i-
rel ruurts 8r tie aase 81 Ca-ia Cara
.m1N Hn mas runmsee en- hF rH wfka
.r "a huurs eHf flr trfErN f ths En
.nf Hsss.s rHtfr .a1 -rafIls
lr tif aass FL 8isannr ~aa sr uHs
..larsa - rrtiuti.u ar rssners gi Ein1
.nr erssts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
80. cns ssu nj

Eaftianu anues- nrrd faur. uaas rnus
pies nr Wrs nseEs stfr@- 'Een aust
iaaF.r sstf thr iaar ase ard rlrr -
rnur raammrs rarfh Hut rrnrs
ms fmas srshfaa kre sH uw Nna tan
frf So sut nnHf na a. arT E nf
frrs,rra 3 sac tn kaer ~ rss-et .itas
tae Hm- esd Eatktssn. 81 siarH
trnu ro-v F-rst uar r-sT rirrr Nsn-
al Eeus
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
.250 MINERS
ENTOMBED
A Few Bodies Were Found,
and a Few Rescued
Alive
GAS EXPLODED
IN THE MINE
Just After the Men Had
Gone to Work-Rescue
Car Is Sent

Murphysboro, H., Oct. 27.-Two hun
dred and fifty miners are reported en-
tombed in the Mitchell mine at Royal
ton, 25 miles north of here, by gas ex-
plosion just after the men had gone to
work this morning. A few bodies were
found and few miners were rescued
alive from the mine. rescue car was
sent up from Benton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
OFFENSIVE RESUMED
BY ALLIED FORCES
Along the Franco-Belgian
Border, the Fighting Con-
tinues with Undiminished
Ferocity - Recent Battles
Most Terrible of War

The unyielding German line
which for six weeks has been
stretched across France, it is
said on the authority of the
French war office, is broken at
last. Near the eastern end OF
the line, in the region beyond
Nancy, to-day's French official
statement reports that the in
vaders were driven back onto
German soil.
At other points over the long
line the offensive was resumed
by the allied forces. After a
long period of comparative mac
ton, the French claim the ad-
vantage in an engagement at a
point where the line sweeps east
ward from North Lessen, go
miles from Paris.
To the northward along the
Franco-Belgian border, fighting
continues with undiminished fe-
rocity. AS reports filter in from
the scene of fighting along the
North sea, it became evident to-
dav that the recent battles there
have been the most terrible of
the war.
From Emperor William him.
self, it is said, came the order
that the German advance down
the coast must be continued at
any cost and that Calais must be
taken. The desperate assaults
which followed, particularly
along the User canal, have few
precedents m modern military
history. The Germans were cut
down by thousands. until the
canal was clogged at points with
bodies, and the water ran red
with blood.
Most of the claims from the :
eastern arena of war continue to
give the upper hand TO the Rus
slams, although the Germans are
rallying and seeking to stem the
Russian onrush. 1t appears to
be officially confirmed that Italy ,
has landed forces in Albania, and
the Greeks are also making their
way into that territory.
Paris. Oct. PA French Of
fetal statement this afternoon &
saws that spirited fighting con- {
tinues between the mouth Of the ,
User and the Lena; that in this ,
district the allies have not Y
drawn back and that they have :
their advance in the 3
region between Ypres and Rou-
lers. and elsewhere. In
London. Oct. 27.-The Greek 4
government has announced to q
the powers its intention Of occu- g
pying northern Epirus. owing to 4,
the necessity Of suppressing an .
archy prevailing there as a re- y
suit Of the breakdown Of the
Albanian government and the J.
fight Of Prince William of Wied. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
GOES TO NEW JERSEY FARM
Mrs Florence carman to Seek Rest
No New Tnal

Mineoia. \. N.. 0,t q. Mrs. FLORENCE
Carmnn. reieascd on s25p00 bail after
the supreme court jury failed - arnra
on the charge that slie murdered Alrs
Louise Bailey planned To leave home IN
Freeport today for their NeR Jersey
farm. % recuperate.
II thr womau's counsel insists that
the evidence 20 hrard aenin before =
new jury. District Attorney smith vii.
hs said. move fnr q mew triav. bsa ~.
hes Indicated that he si1l not uress tine
indief -neut unless surh q ouurss is de-
sired ~ the daffndaui and hfr sttor
nfFs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
FOUR KILLED, SEVERAL MISSING.
Building at Sampson, Ala, Collapsed
To-day.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 27.-Four per-
sons were killed and several are missing
as the result of the collapse to-day of
building at Sampson, l25 miles from
here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27

F1frerE ftaiT aa Eoms iE 8H 3. u.-
ftrz EA sFress rE~ttuuzlf aas Ht
tare ts-snr Ttr taisii.tnrss u,a-f ahrt.aa
frte . rune tut 80 s1s-t sis Etus
fr.rars.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-19
Town Council Proceedings.

FRANKLIN. La, Dec. 16, 1914.
The Honorable Town Council
met In regular session this day,
Mayor ChAs. Lauve presiding,
with Messrs. Berwick, Loustalol
and Morris present. Messrs
Anderson and O'Niell absent.
On motion of Mr.. Berwick, sec
0nded and carried, the reading of
the minutes Of the previous meet
Ing vas dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. Loustalot, Sec
sonded by Mr.. Berwick and carried
The Council ordered the following
billie amounting to 1,346 Sc, BE-
paid:
FRANKLIN, La, Dec, 16, 1914.
Mr.. Chas. Lauve, Mayor,
City.
DEAR SIR:--We, the members of
your Finance Committee beg to hand
you the following bills checked and
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-19
-OKDfNHNCE NO. l79.

VnO4NA ANIL NJ. itys
tar uton all persons, associations O
pofs0oo, or business firms or corpo
nations pursuing any vocation, trad,
Or profession calling or business with
% the corporate limits of the Town o.
FrankIin. La. for the year 1915 ant
subsequent years.
Mayor Of the Town Council Of the Town OF
Frsukhu, La, Ia regular session con
yened, that there 10 hereby levied an an.
nal itcense tax for the year 1918 and for
each subsequent year upon each person
association of persons. or business firm OF
corporation; pursuing any trade, profes-
csnsss under Art. IN OF the Constitution.
Within the corporate limits OF the Town OF
rraakiin, L.. ~ follows:
Thse for carrying On each business OF
4 UaAu6Aetuylng subject to license under
IN - OF the Constitution, the license
shall b bseed upon the gross annual re :
~-eo1n1a Of aid business - follows:
Xx - reeoipss ere $3.50. 900 or more. the
y pnall DO &o16.U0, when the receipts
yOOO Or moro aud less than $3.50. 0DI
Ioease shall be $3.50 0O; when the re.
Are $z90.OOO or moro and less than
WV the license shall be $28OOO, when
% fscelpts are $9o0.UO or more and less
10 esoO.WO the licenss shall be $4,000:
leee than e9Ql.00O the license shall be
GlO.0U; whom the receipts are $3.50 900 or
1oeo md less than $5UQ ,OUU the license
yoall Be $1,000; whom the receipts are
14l01s0O or more end less than $3.50 OOO the
ucense shall b $70.OO; when the receipts
~ cGeOOO Q! more aud leas than 100000
he lscense shall b $3.50; when the re-
csipts are 6O.00V or more and less than
D@W. the license shall be $50. OO: when
- fooolpts are 1S.O0U or more and lesa
saao 400 the license shall be SIG So:
CAes the receipts sre less than US 900 the
S6eease shali be 1850.
1nat tor each business Of carrying on a
-. oank,ng end trust company. asso-
esooOa, corporeeaon Or agency. the IL |
eeAse shall 10 based on tue declared or
sominal capital and surplus as follows,
Whsn the said declared nominal capital
Ind surplus 10 $1OU,0 o or more and less
eeaa 3ytO00 the license shall re $3.50. 90:
wnsn the capital and surplus is loo. 600
hall b *i5O.oU; when the capital and sur
psas e less than 100000 the license shall
Thss for carrying on tie business pur.
ut! known ~ cotton faciorage, grain and
produce commission houses Or any other
sceory OF commission business. or broker
ve bustnsss: Or b okerags IN money, /.
cskerAGs business. whether buying or
eAiag, tUr .ctual spot or future delivery I
Asre the intention OF the parties il to
lake an honest and bona Tide delivery the
cenee shalt % - W.
That foe every wholesale mercantile
lsaness. whether - principal, agent or
eonnissiens b. auction representing =
reign 0elchants or otherwise, the IL !
- shall y based On the gross amount | i
|qoally, q salea. . follow: III.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-19

The iollowfog ordinance, knowo
o Llosase Ord nance No. 179 was
1olso0uoed by Mr.. Morris, who
also moved for it's sdoption, and
being seconded by Mr.. Berwick
was carried.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-12-19

fare to N. 0.
Total ~
r L Sigur, Treasure,
Road Tax Account
1O434 Himself, 2 mill Road
collected '84
&|
Total
Total Disbursements
Com. Blk & TCo WIN
e. A. AYcockS
SAcros..
SAVSX[vl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20

.Sa, endbise Srati", CAB &.n6ers
ebenfals gang la9semdB 5urid. ro9ne
@jeIo tpiiroe i9 pobl nidt piel err
rei6en. limo ba i1 elm armer Seufel
bin, iebe i'd mid in oieier 8eiebung
auf Sic angepielen."
nSanna, bite, brinse mir meine
:leine Saiette."
Jraulein Milesta bolte aus Dem
3immsr ibrer Sante cine nieOlihe
eiierne &afette, Der Grau 8rdus
rter elm PGd9en 9~antnoten eutnabm,
Die iie unseaablt Dor amberg bins
lsste. @r ftedte lie ruhis elm uno err
bob fi4.
sd rate Sbnsn, sndbise 5rau,
Den flinten Gots un6 Martin, Der
Elm i~tarter, beionnener Mann 1T,
bon ieBt an i'm 9auie gu bebalten.
Sails unIere @ermutuns ri9tts if,
iperoen sic friiber ober ipdter uns
ansenebmen 8eiu9 betommen; bann
iOllen sic ~perisitens nidt .aIein
fein."
.Sh, i9 iperbe Santt i9on ni6t
aaein lafen uno meiner Rebolper
INNER Bel mir bebalten!" rief Sobans
na lebbaft.
9err bon 4mbers Id9elte.
.Sebr gut, ~sndotges JrGuleiu".
metnte Ct beifttmmeno. 2afen sic
Sbre Grau Sante nidt piel ALIEN;
aber Sbren RepolDer sebrau9en Sic
erft, tpenn es fi9 I'm 2eben unb SOB
banoelt; anoernfaIs biirfte es ii1
s%mpfellen. ben grprsfer Iaufen au
IaIen."
.Ob i9 bas iiber mid brd9ie9"
Isle miifen es Iber fi9 brinsen!
Dapon banst mOsli4erpeiie bas 2e<
ben Spires Sntels ab."
r9as 1T nabr
Sobanna iiberlisf eth eiiissr Sdaus
ct. 9atte bieleidt nod Elm an6erer
@ebante Sell an oieIem plobliGen
gri9reden2
.l1no Sbr 2eben - miro bas
ni9t oieaei4t audi %sefdbroet iein9"
fliiiterte iie.
.Sit bas 9eben zines Sorftmans
mes ni9t itiinoli9 in gefabra" fraste
er. lin mid iorsen sic li6 ni9t.
sndbtses Srdulein. 0p4 ieBt mub
i9 seben, meme Oamen. Natiirs
lid nerben sic otter BON mir bDs
ren."
Sin furSer berSlt9er abi4ieb.
Damn i9ritt !Serr BON 4mbers aus
Der gale. 9is CUR 4ubentreppe CAB
Sobanna ibm Oas @eleit. p@ott lei
nit Sbnen!" Oas lpdren lire IeBten
@orte. @r i4aute ibr babel in Die
4usen, uno pieOer ipalte Elm @liids.
gefiibl in ibm empor: Siele i90nen,
buntlen au9en iparen poa Gorge
un0 SrGnen - um i'm!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-20
elites Rapitef.

Die beioen S9urten - nit benz
itiaen Mann binter ii9 - iasten,
70 f9rlel ibr braunes Pferoaen laus
fen tonnte, bur4 ben Rebel, Der
oeito our9ii4tiser tpurbe, ie mebr
tie fi9 pOn Der Sonau unO i6ren
tiefliegenoen, feu4ten 4uen entferne
ten,
3neimal batten iie Oss i9le9ten
Riemenaeuges ipegen 4ufentbalt, ipnit
mar ales na9 ibrem Wunf9e &C.
gangen. als lie binter @nsel9ar0t=
itGtten aipil4en tleinen @alobeitdns
Den Dobinfubren, tonnten ie l4pn
obne Sprgen iein, Oenn nun brad
ole 9dmmeruns berein. QnberIeits
.uuroe Der Nebel pl6Bli9 10 oi9t.
0aB Smre, Der Die @egen0 Hur als
Dem Stlotum bor5iigli9er S%errains
tarten fannie, i4lteBIid frn9 mar
6inter benz S9lpIIe 8eioen in sic
pra9tige @lee einbiegen gu tDnnen.
Der er nun nod etlt9e &ilpmster melt
Bis iibet ben taiierlt4en 8eliB G6IOb
bof Einaus, folgte, bis lie an Der
Mar6briide enoets.
als oas RauI9en oes Sluhes in
Der 4benOItile bDr6ar purOe, atmete
Serr BON 2afonb l9tper auf.
rWas eibPs2" tnurrte 8iro.
.SCh bdbe entIebfihe Wn11tl"
nun0 i9 cine Dut, oenn Die
5anae pladerei mar umiDnit. 4ber
mir perben i'm slei9 los tperoen."
pSmre!"
@us piult DUE"
nMub i9 babel fein9"
sgiein. Sd babe ia alles dnoere
AUDI ALIEN getan."
SEPT polterte Der Wagen iiber Die
5olsbride.
nJau, oa ipdren mir, bemertte 8iro
in 59rsdli9er @emiitsrube. p@ir
fabren biniiber unb balten in Der
Dieie rs6ts = faGs ni9t ireenos
per fi9 bier 6erumtreibt."
ngBte iptutt Ou ods fptnenS"
.Rarr! SD babe op4 Sbren! gu
Ieben lit natiirIi9 ni9ts. g(bsr oas
TT geraos giinIig. !Sintsr uns mar
tein Masen uno tein @onOerer
alir brau9en mir nur ailf baS por
uns gu ddten. 8Ietbi aaes till,
Damn TRACE i'd i'm big CUR Mitte Der
Bride uno nerfe i'm binunter; cine
Minute ipdter bin t9 Oann lpieoer
BEL Dir"
8iro bate bas gang lsiie geIagt
anb I9arf nu9 redts unO lints I'm
fGau gebaIten.
Gr lieb oas 9fero nod etipa flint
ais Meter nett geben, belt an uno
lauI9te,
Ri6ts Iieb ii9 boren ais ous Ieiie
RauI6en Ger Mar9.
9a itieg 8iro db uno frat an Ben
5asen. 2eiie i9ob er oas 8ers
Tdlubbrett empor unO befdbl feinem
Germ: rSteis' aud berunter! 0r
mubt oas Brett pieoer einfiisen; mir
tperben Is oo4 nidt gum eipigen ans
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lparsr INNER Rur bic SeIebe
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