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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
UNCLE SAM READY
TO HELP farmers
Willing to Furnish All Mon
ey Needed to Aid in Hold
ing Cotton.
MUST CUT ACREAGE
Frank 3. Tomlinson, Back from Cot
ton Congress, Discusses Steps
Taken to Aid Growers and
Present Situation.

"The government will do anything
to help the cotton producer except go
into the cotton business" asserted
Frank B. Tomlinson upon his return
from Washington, where he took part
in the conference of Southern cotton
growers, merchants and bankers with
department relative to devising ways
and means by which the federal gov
eminent may come to the rescue OF
the farmers in the crisis precipitated
by the European war.
Mr.. Tomlnson was the Arkansas
representative on the resolutions COM
mittee OF the congress, which recon-
mended that the government authorize
loans on warehouse receipts to the eX-
tent of 80 per cent Of the value OF the
cotton, the value to be determined by
striking an average from prices dur
ing the past five years; the notes to
carry the obligation that the grower
would reduce his acreage by 90 per
cent next year and plant this area in
grain and other crops.
Mr.. Tomlinson says at this time
none can foretell What will happen
THE present situation may con-
tinue some time. Then again, it may
clear up in week Or two. Nobody
knows. The absence OF a market, OF
cotton values causes the unsettled
condition. If the markets were open
we would be better able to prophesy
as to the future
CliGues Control.
He does not expect the exchanges
to reopen for some time, not until
cliques of New York and Liverpool
cotton men get together" The Liver
pool clique are said to be 100000
bales long in Liverpool, and 100000
bales short in New York, the powers
that be are not expected to reopen
the exchange until settlement has
been affected.
'There seems no way to curtai
production, except by tax, and
would regret TO see cotton taxed"
said Mr.. Tomlinson, "but unless it is
assured that the acreage will be re-
duced, cotton will not sell for its
value. With demands for not more
than ten million bales, and with four
million stored people will be afraid
to pay cents, or even 6 cents, fol
cotton, with a prospect of another big
crop next year to senr cotton down
further"
Ben We'll and ID. B. Niven, the other
two Pine Bluff representatives at tbs
congress, have not yet returned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
ATTACKS STATE
BANKING Law

Little Rock, Aug. 27.-Should the
suit that has been brought in federal
court here against the blue sky" bu-
reau of the state banking department
be sustained, it would have the result
of multiplying the effect of the act Gre
ating it, in so far as it affects invest
ment companies from outside the
state. 1t is this feature of the act
which the trainers of the measure con-
sidered the fost important as a pro-
lection of the citizens of the state
against the incursions of outside con-
Germs. Under the provisions of the
act, all companies seeking to do bust
ness in the state must be examined
as to their reliability and licensed by
the "blue sky" bureau.
The Staandfd Hope company, a
Delaware corporation, with headquar-
tiers at Birmingham, Ala, has brought
a proceeding in the United States dis
trict court against Bank Commission
err John M. Davis and Attorney Gen
eral Moose, to enjoin the enforcement
of the act against it. The company
has been in business in the state since
July 20, 1907, selling investment home
purchasing contracts. 1t is alleged
that the act is in violation of the
lat hamendment to the United States
constitution, because it interferes with
interstate commerce. An elaborate
argument is advanced in the suit
against the validity of the act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
BAD BLACKS
HEAD CRACKED
Harrison johnson May Die
as Result of Murderous
Attack IN Officer

Harrison Johnson, mulatto, is athis
home on North Oak street with frac-
tured SKULL as the result of murder
Gus attack last night upon Patrolman
Phillips, who had placed the negro
under arrest for disturbing the peace
at Hammet's saloon.
Johnson attacked the officer and
tried to wrest from the officer his
pistol. He was about TO overcome
Phillips, when Night Chief of Police
w, D. Fiveash reached the scene at
Second and State in response to Phil
lips Cries for help. Liz
Finding Johnson unamenable to
reason and that the negro wassdeter-
mined to kill, the night chief struck
him on the head with butt of pis-
toll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
MONS and CHARLEROI
burn; GERMAN DEAD
LITTER THE ROADS
tCONTINUED FROM PAGE ONT)

one sharp engagement occurred dur
inc the Liege fighting, only nineteen
houses remain out Of 800. On those
That remain plaCards have been plac-
ed expressing sympathy with the Ger
man soldiers, and asking that they
not be fired upon.
The success of the German armies
in Belgium. says the correspondent
is contributed by military experts to
the swftness with which the Ger
man operations We're carried through
and also to the delay of assistance
promised by the French, who arrived
too late both at Lege and Namur
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
So PER CENT OF
CHILDREN STUDY
Enrolment in Public Schools
of State Is 439, 624-Oth-
er Schools, 1892.

Little Rock, Aug. estate Super
intendent Cook has just completed
the compilation of table showing
the number of children enrolled IN
the public schools the past year. This
table shows the aggregate enrolment
to have been 439,624. This is an in
crease of 1852 over the enrolment
for the year before, and is little
more than So per cent OF the total
school population, whichh includes all
children between the ages ofr6 and q
years. There are also 1892 enrolled
in private and UNCONVENTIONAL schools
The public school enrolment is
divided as follows by sex and race:
Males Females Total
White 164,O35 160,627 324.662
Negro ........- 55,277 $685. 114,96z
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
SELL notes HELD
BY.DEFUNCI BANK

Special Deputy Bank Commissioner
H. G. tPugh was yesterday author
lied by Chancellor J. NJ. Elliott to
accept an offer OF $4,913.25. made by
VI. Danaher, for notes aggregatine
$14,100 executed by Bedell's pharm-
acy and held by the Bank OF Pine
Bluff, now in process OF liquidation.
The notes were secured by real
estate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
Barber Won Comnos Mentis.

H. II. Daley, for many years a
resident OF Pine Bluff, proprietor OF
the Jefferson hotel barber shop and
the Citizens bank barber shop, be-
came mentally unbalanced yesterday
and was taken to the hospital for
nervous disease ct Little Rock yester-
day afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28

Dresden of the Cardinals seems to
be pretty shifty sort of first base
man. He is rangy fellow and OF
the highly approved left-handed
style. He is pretty fast on the bases
and acts like real player.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28

The blacks wounds were dressed by
City Physician Lowe and he was then
removed to his home. 1t is thought
his wounds are serious.
Johnson was. arrested last week, bu'
escaped from the station because the
officers did not desire to shoot him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
Rogers Bank Middle.

Little Rock, Aug. 26.-Bank COM
missioner Davis, Deputy Commission
err Maxwell and Attorney w. B. Smith
went to Rogers tonight to consult
Deputy Commissioner L. H. ,McGill
about the liquidation of the Bank of
Rogers. The subject of 100 per cent
assessment on the stockholders will
be considered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
Crawfnrd WILL Live.

J. O. Crawford, the Cotton Belt
fireman who attempted to end his
own life Wednesday morning by
shooting himself in the right side Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28
Scott's Condition Serious.

Marshal Nathan Scott, who under
went an opuefation at the Davis
hospital Wednesday afternoon, was
reported to be in a serious condition
last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28

the lead, was reported to be I'M
rroving at The Davis hospital at a.
early hour this QFriday) morning,
and recovery is now almost certain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-28

keating,. Mcneil. Fisher and Sween-
ey: Mitchell. Hamilton, Baumgardner
and Hale, Agnew
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

geip0bnen. bos ipie Elm S9leier allt
Dinge einbiillte 5euriee &ugeln unr
Qlrabesten tan5ten ihm Dor Ieinen ge.
blenbeten pupiIIen; es bauerts elmer
Uloment, ebe er etiDas unteri9ei0er
tonnte.
6intsr iid bDrte er bic tur3en, trip.
pelnben SHritte bes Directors. 2(us
ber 5erne aber tlaag Elm ein3elnel
S1rsi beriiber i. baum nod elmer
elm oritter, bierter. Die gan3e longt
DorfgaiIe, bic in Der Wlittaosbibl
fdlummerte. ipar lsbenbig aeporOen
,Df9ao .... DfHoo IL. blHa ~
OF (2ouftD
Da3ni1ben Wlurmeln uno &ounen
Elm IeItIames Rauiden uno pIdt.
fdern.
Dos mar niAt Der Springbrunnen,
Dus Tam bonn @onga0.
Der @ongab botte MaHer.
SIM glu ipar 9iDlbD Dur9 bic Sos
maristen unb Observation-Disclosures bins
ter benen baS trodene 8ett bes JIuhes
lag.
Oli6tigI Der @anaoo bofts Waf=
fer. llnglau6liA! 2lber es mar 70.
- Dides, f8leimiges, i6por39roueS
WaTer. @s bebedte faft oie blonten,
qroBen gollIteinc. ga bas 6luBbett
nit allerbonb Gtrauhpert, S6ilf
unb triippeligcm @ombusrobr beitans
ben mar, 10 fonnte glolbb feline 5ebn
S6ritte ipeit Ieben. Qlber 10 Diel
tonnte ct Teben, baB hsr 5IuB foit big
an beioe 9ldnber gefiillt t0or, unO bnB
Oas Maiier INNER nrH itieg.
vgBetter Die 5oIIperre!"
Dben Die 9alfperre muBte gebroz
den iein.
gBas mar gei4eben9!
,Woiier. ). WaiIer Dos Wafs
lcr!" T1rie es, beulte es BON ollen Set
ten. mDos Naiier, oos Ma a
- aiierl!"
ngarmbersistsit~ itO6nte nsbel
i5m cine Stimme. nllm 6immels
miIlsnl 3ie @rube bic @rube!
6or&l"
WieOer t0nte bic 0rdBIi6c @lode;
iDieoer bic DQnpfpfeiIe.
mQerIorenl~ d@8te bic Stimme,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

len na6le6en," meinte sr entl4loHen
nMorI6l~
Die 3ipDlf 3ptlopen fhulterten ibrg
Spibbaden. unb Dann gings bas Sal
binouf M2r. golbD nuBte ni@ts
@eKeres at tun. oIs ii1 Der grpeOis
tion on5uI8lieBen. Die Wlenge foIgtl
i'm Sintergrunee.
llnterpees teilte ser Sberingsnieut
nod nit, baB bic bebrobten 'S@ochte
GioIlen unD @aIerien osrdumt Ieien
Hcine ginB f0nns erloufen. 9os lriilt
Bic 9onbe aud Die bos ltngliid
roKiert lei, berntodte er ni9t gu ins
gtn. D@s bat zine Sipigteit niG; ae.
regnet un6 ber JluB blutpenig 8oI4
ier. Wie ME! SSG besreife Die Sc
i@i9te nibt, itloB er feinen Ger
non. e.
DIS Tie ouf oem Sottsl dntomen,
foben iie bic aan3e 9ei6erung.
Sin lpeib umranoetcs, glei914ent=
Iises Dreied bate ii9 in ben Domm
eingefreiien. Qgie obae3irteIt. sic
SpiBe no6 unten. 3e9ts uno lints
bon ben tpeiBen 4antcn fab bic @rass
norbe pie oerto6lt aus. llnb ourG
bns Dreied pdlats iiA cine oide, gelbe
WlaFe, bic ni9t 8oiier, nein, OeI
I9ien. Dds mar Der Gongoo, Der
gurgelno in fein oItes 8ett itr6mte.
D}r. &niderboder iogte tein Wort;
oter nit einem W}als ftano er o5en an
Der 9runIelle unb itredte einen puns
Oerbor laneen, toblf9pdr3en Arm
aus. Dds geniiste, I'M bierunb3lpans
ala anoere lange, tobli9por3e 9lrme IN
8epeguno 5u IeBen, BON oenen ieber
einselne 70 qut mar ipie Elm 0uBeno
gepDbnIider meni4Ii9er Grtremitdz
ten
3pDlf @pibboden biRen Iih Ing
@eitein, 0as 8u Butter berponbeII
f1ien. 3tpiI4en ben Sriimmern uno
8roden uno Gr6haufen froden bieIe
Wenf9 oepprbenen Wloulniirfs berz
Inn, idarrten unb trabtsn unb pIbls
ten. gBic bur4 eiuen 3auber iporen
6aI9inen uno 6oI3 unb Yodnerf,
Sdde nit Gan0% nit Gr0e uno
S9lode, Sonnen boll &alt uno Sc
ment uno bunoert anDere 0in9e Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

6eulen uno St06nen dnttpprtete.
.6Iu9 iiber iiel D1Sgen bic G0tter ils
Derberbenl ehote es aus Der Wlenge
nSlu9, Slu1!"
Did gPolbD mar faon in mon@ei
tiblichen Gituation geipeien: @r bottt
oriiben in Q(merita Elm poor Sabre
lang an Der @ren3e gelebt uno nit
ben 9lotbduten &dmmer9enoernieten
gslpielt; er botte in ben 9odD Moun=
tains @ris3lpbdren unb i'm Sarli 3i=
ger gelboiien; er bate oben i'm Sima-
laio nit ben 9lepolsien ~ bergiftetc
PfeiIe gegen quite &ugeIu getauidt, er
batte - -aber bier iDar lem 2atein
gu Gnbe.
Da I1ob fi9 eipos bur9 bic beu-
lenDe, 3GbneFletI1enbe Men9e. gBie
elm I4maraer StriG. Sin 9ubenO
ruBiqer 3erls, boron Elm tleiner, breit=
f1ultriger, unterleBter Wlann. sic
fomen aus Dem 1oroerbaule. SSm
Oaniemari1: elmer 6inter benz dr0ern.
Tr3BDem Der 6of boll tpor 10 boS tein
2(prti 3ur GrDe tonnte, f6ofea iis iidl
Dur6. MiberItcno hien unm0giidj,
mo Der tleins, brel. hultrige, rnicr
fgbie Monn an Der GpiBe marie iertc.
rSog. Sir" fogte Der, ais er 6ei
5aoIbp aneelangt p1r
,@oftlob, Mlr. Griderbo6erl"
gs mar Mlr. Rniderboder. ser
Oberineenieur. gJ.it eirer ein3issn
cunbbepegunq feat: ct bic olte Gore.
Sic imrSer nod Did RolbDs SAien=
beine umtlammert bislt, beiIeite.
Damn gab er einem milodugisen ofs
fend6nli9en &arrenIAieber aus Nriifo
einen ianften puff nit ieinem i;ber-
groBen, fdpar3en 3eisefinger nco
bef0rberte ibn nuf bieie Weiic fdIt
iiber bic &0pfe bon fiinfunOjiuaN3ig
&obleui9Iepperinnsn binpeg, bic Dor
IRr. &oI6n ouf bi. Rnie geiunten roz
ren. 3uleBt oeniiqte Elm 3uden nit
leinem etuas lGoierttn, linten Qll9ens
lios. Inn ben plob frei5umo9en.
Nlr. &niderboder ieBte Did 9lolbD
NIT 3ebn Worten oiseinanDer, Dab bic
Saliperre gebronen unb oas saaas
Meif in gefd6r lei, al eriaufen, iOcn:I
ni4t @bbilfe gei4ofFtn peroe. D2gcIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

MAIDEN fpnnte. ~
oWill eu9 cine StOrp erad6len, SUM
gens!" la1te Did &olbD unb fdllud
nit Der Sonb auf bic Tif9plotte, baB
bic GIdier ipie 8iiffeleIoden IGuteten.
pWiII eu8 me StOrb erSdblen Sine
e4te, re6te Storp .... cine ganteez
StorDl
nQtber bollal Du Ihmorslodierter
ButIhe, erIt nod einen 5lip lin bic
&e6le 81 poIieren. Sine pinte
Df96ilampofierl Q(6!" CD
@r itiirate oas fur9tbore @ebrGu,
Ons man i'm &lub bon Ndgolpu ebenIo
poetiI6 ipie eupbemiItiI9 nDf9bilomz
paifer" oetauft bate, uno Dos ~ fpie
bic Gingeipeibten bc6anpteten - au
neununbneun8iq Pro3ent aus ton5enz
trierter Sdpefelldure beItan6, binunz
ter, obne nit Der Mimper 8ll 3uden.
Dan begdnn er feline @ei1ibte:
nSSit fbon Elm poar Sabre 6er, syunz
gens MeiB ober oIlss nod pic
beute
Sagten bamaIS in 9(rfanIas. gu
Speit in &ompagnie: Sobias Bumper
uno ih.
$50 OerWlann ber mar ,ipeiB i1 nidbk
GeOete nibt bariiber, unb i6 mar
ni6t neugierig - Sut ni4t qut, 92euz
gier0e TIT Dente: er ror in Neu=M Meri=
fo ooer oo berum au 6duie, neil er
INNER ouf fponiih i1impfte. '~
Satte cine fic6ere Gonb, Der So6ias,
unO ipuBte i'm Walbe 8eICbeio, 70 out
mie auf Der prGris. WolIten oo5umaI
na9 Colonel Q(uTtins 92ie6erlaifun9
o6en BEL ben sSdllen. Colonel Q(uitin,
Der fpdter in ben &OngreB geipd6lt
lpuroe, aber bolD borouf in Nem Or
leans am Tieber itorb.
@utl Wdren bom 9liber aboe6o=
gen, nm cine groBe &riimmung, sic
Der SSIuB maHt, Su fporen. 6ielten in
elmer Greet, bic brett BON Hprben
fam unb ben 8bpreRcnIumpf querte.
0as Boot qebDrte l2r. pompejus
SodIon, einem S6poraen, ben mir in
YbiIipstopn aenietet batten. QDor
70 me g(rt &onu, atturat pie es bic
Wiloen boben.
(6oriieBuug iOlgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
k&tE1d9r 5Sl1r9lSo
MACH FLETCHER'S
- Aa$ r O r IA

,@erloren" @s mar Der Director.
Ser Wonn i9ien erbormungspiirs
biq in Ieiner blousu Q(tlastpelte, in
bem longen, gslben S9Iofrod ous
goftleiDe, Sen sic 0ornen Der Somos
risten uno Observation-Disclosures or6ents
lid mitoenommen 6otten. 8as Sc
iidbt bate BomeronasnFarbe, bic oide,
Tbnammige 4eble einen bldulihen
S9immer betommen. Seine Q(ueen
quollen ibm fait aus bem &opf
Did 9olbD fiimnerte Dos iperig.
,,Seib perpiinI9t, Wonn!" briillts er.
,gli9ts 1T Derlorenl" Domit ltiirmtc
cr bic DorfitraBs binunter gaad
benz 5Drberbouie. Gr ronnte. Ddbei
6otte er nur oos 9e7ubtiein, onB iid)
ibm jemanD onf6loB: erit elmer, 0onII
nod elmer, Oann picber 3mei, Donn
INNER mebr.
glls er Dor benz 6Drberbaufe itano,
rdote er ipie Elm 3urm aus Der Wlenge,
aus elmer treif9en0en, tobenben, jam
mernoen Wenge. Qus elmer Wenge,
BON peiBen, blouer. geIben uno roten
RittelH, 5eBen, 2umpen uno Surboz
nen. Nus einem @eipirr bon braunen
@eT6tern, Der3errten Qtffeneeiihtern
nit rollenoen ipobniinnigen 9lugen,
fIetI1enben 3dbnen, fAdumenoen 2ips
pen.
.@os Mofierl" beuIte es. .Dds
Wofsr, bos DaHerl"
Cine unterlebte &ambobfrau ipdrF
fi9 Dor ibm nieber. sic unttlommerte
feline Rnie unb ninlelte: n8aro Ca
bib, Sa6ib boba0ur (@roBer 6err,
topferer Serr)l Gib uns uniere
MGnner pieDerl" Sin 9eulen ging
burn bic Mloiie.
.@ib uns uniere SDbne ipie0sr"
It09nien Oie Meiber. ,@rborme OiH,
Sa6ib! Grborme Oiml @ib uns unz
Iere S0bne mieDerl"
0is 0ampfpfeife geIlte; Die @IOde
pimmerte.
u@i6 mus uniere @66ne pieOer%l
treiTbte Elm 5abnloies aItes ggeib-
Stud ben Sobibs geunmol 6luH
iber fe, bic unfere S06ne freffen pie
reife MorI6esrenl Glu@ ilber iis!
5lu9"..,. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
safe6all



9eioc 9altimore-Glu6s geiteru iieg-
reid. yGerrapins" aepinucn
Oos 3peite Spiel in Ger lebteu,
ser iiebcnten n5nnina" 1ie
Orioles" 6eoeden ii9 in @roui-
oence nit 9iu6m.
9altiiuore's 9aic6aa ,5reunoc
fonnteu aeitern iowo6l NIT ben
oGerropins, ais ou9 oen Orioles
5ufri6oeu iein. Gritere gepannen
5iDei Spiele auf 6eimiidem 6eloe mo
SeBtere errnngen eineu Sieg III Ero-
Oioence nod iii letter N}inute, inoent
tie III Sen leBten bei0ei nSnnings~
Den &oriprling i6rer @egner iiberbol-
ten uno iie nit eincm Stun ihhi-
aen. Gs woren ingeidbr 5000 3r-
idouer aif Dem 6ieligen 6elO aniue-
ieno.
GaS 3lpeite Spiel Der nGerropins"
puroe na1 Ser z. nSuiiing~ pegen
eintretenoer Gunfel6eit a6ge6roden.
Bis sir s. uSnning~ batte ieoer Club
8ipei y9llns~ ii6er sic @lattc &C.
braHt; in Der ndditen d6er idligeu
oie rSerropius~ oen 8aa nit iolder
Siberbeit, Dab 5 i6rer 9lt6leten bic
6ein1platte 6erii6ren fonnten. Sic
itebeu iebt an oritter SteIe Der Glt6-
Siite. Die uSerrapins~ er6ffnen
6eute cine Serie bon 6 Gonteiten III
Buffalo.
Die ein5eInen 5pieler 6atten iol.
genoeu 9lntbeil an Den @6ren oes
Cages:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
Drr 6ftat nrr Ea6g aaarplrRraun r.:

bonben, un6 Dos God i6loB ii9 i'm
9anOumOreben, 70 ooB Der 9irsttor,
Der erit etnos Soilette bate ma9en
miiReu, Dor Dem nSait orcOmpIi" itonr
unb BLOB nod b0rte, ipie Wlr. &nider.
boder au ieinen Qeuten faote: Sij
foIIten MAIDEN. OoB iie lpieber an ibr;
@rbeit tdmen. Ser SpoB babe nun
Elm Gnoe.
Qtls Wlr 9lolbb wieoer in bem Be.
bogliben, tiiblen &Dntor unter 0el
f4nurrenOen Yunfab fab, meinte bel
Director: gSie ieben, Sir, ih bottt
recbt, penn ib iagte: SIS lit mebr
Mir iA meme. bic gon8e onglo=in4
oiiGe @eieIlidoft - iiBen ouf einem
@uIton."
mQ(uf einem @ultdn2"
nsSo, Sir.
Gs brout ii6 mas suiammen, mos
bic tlugen 0erren Oben in Simla unf
unten in &altutta nicbt NAL a6nen.
Denten Sic on 1857, Wlr. RolbDl
Qtn oos sSabr 1857! (1er groBe Ses
pobssQlufitanb Don 1857 lit gemeint.)
Diesmol piro es i9limmer. so
t0nnen Sie @ift borouf nebmenl"
Nlr. 9tolbn iob ben Oiden, gelben
Wann oeoantenooll an.
vSlt lebertrdnt, Der Direftor," Do9=
fe er, ,,lcberfrant!" 9out aber meinte
er: ngBa8 bat bas olIeS nit Dem
@angab unb nit oem Sod in ber
Sperre au tun2"
Der Direttor audte bic g8ieln
nMenia uno piel. wlr. &olbbl @eniQ
unO biel. Sins fommt gum anbern
o2eg cine 3piebel aur anoern, 10 gibi
es 3uleBt Elm 8unb", Iagen bic 2eute
i'm 9uniob. lln0 N}r. Eniderboder
Fost, bic Sperre iei ni9t BON aIlein
gepIuBt~
Sine Storol" !c6ris bic gon8G
9Guberbanbe. .@ine Stornl"
o@ilentium fir Scr. 92olbb! !....
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Gs par gut, boB es lih na4 Dem
@epitter obeetiiblt Gotte. Denn bic
@eIelllGaft 6utte orOentIi4 einoebei3t,
un0 Der &IubDtonom mnhte Elm 10
oerQniigtes GeiC6t, lpis er es il6erbaupt
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US l &c ! u III Iel u Q.
Wlit melden aleinigfeiteu iid Dit.
9lieoer ops Gonareiies, oie ciu Saldr
pom $500 oos So6r 6e5ie6en, mond-
NAL beiaiieu iit foum gloiiblid. Sn
ser 3lotteu 9ltaoenlie beite6t cine
@oridriit Die es BEN aooetten I'LL.
teriaat Sonotoi1en Sonueu- ooer
9legenidirme ser Gamen 5ii tragen,
oie 5iui 9eiud nod 9lnnopolis font
men luio Die bon ben Slfiinitigen 9lO.
mirdlen bonn 9ngn1ofc a6ge6olt mer-
0en. g9er Oieier @oridrift 5uuiOer
bonoelt, Dem iUeroen % @unfte bon
Der 8h6rIngSIiite a6oeidrieben. Gies
fam oeu 9eprdientanten 9ritten bon
SQinois 81 @e6or, Ser Oonn oen6lot-
teniefretdr eriudte, Oep Superinten.
0enten. ser gIfaoeniie nm eineH Be
riHt ii6er oos pie iuarunt, lueSbol6
on3uge6en. 6r. 9ritton miro ieDen-
fonS III oitter 3eit auf oen Sultan.
Benmeae 2Iuifldrung erboIteu. 9as
elmer ser @riin0e Oes &erbots miro
angeiii6rt, oaB oie &aoetten nogli-
der Weiie in oen Sonotoicben
SHnopps it sic 9IfoOeniie eiuidmug-
geIn u0dten.
Seine 1ber5loie~ Corpora.
tion,
Sir Qetrene Gieniie i'm Dergonge.
men Sabre bat Sic oGopitol Erection
Go.~ $2t $50 ais 9elo6mng ol lire
@ononfteure imo 0lotorfii9rer per-
t6eilt. Sie folote oomit einen idbr-
liden @ebroud. 2eute, Sic 10, 5, 2
nno ! Sabr bei ser Gonpagnie be-
id1itigt iino, erbielten reip. S100,
$40, $50 ino $25. Gin Gonite, Dem
Ser Erdlioent, ser erol-@ei6Gits.
fiibrer iuio ser Gibiiions Superin-
tenoent augeboreL iudte Oie Der.
oienitpoQen 2eute aus.
@ur3cr 2iebestraum.
Siloo g. Erice reidte geitern cine
Sheiomgsflage eegen 2olUeG 6.
9srice, einen 5driftieber bel elmer
bieii9eu Betting, nit Ser 9eeriiu.
ouno ein Dab er lie adt 0lonate nad
ser Soh5eit iiseu eeIaiien ba6e Gos
%oar beirotbete AM o. SUM 1918
in Nodbiae, 0}o., lno trennte iiA I'M
6ebruor os. IS. ieit weIHer 8eit8rice
angeblih uihts 3u Dem 2ebensrnter.
balt ieiuer beiieren S0lfte 6eitrug-
9fo0fabrer perungliidt.
Ger is Sabre alte Wlorris 6old-
piHnib pou g3r. 1911, z. StroBe, 81
@,. Iiegt i'm emergency Soipitol 10
iAper perleBt ooruieoer, BOB man an
ieinem gluifomnen 5weifelt. glm
Montaa gIbenO wurOe er BON ieinent
8ueirato geidlenoert, ais er NIT ei-
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