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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION,
ETC., REQUIRED PY THE ACT
OF AUGUST. q. 1919.

Of the Anderson Intelligencer, publish
ed daily ut Anderson, s. c.. for
October L., 1914. ~ ..,,'.n - III;
Editor, w. w. Smoak. Anderson, IS. C.
Managing Editor, W. w, Smoak, AM
fssaersoh =. Ca 2.ab> O; bIs I'D
Business Manager, Wv. it:moak, $ AM
r. derson, & Oar Ac SIS: ;,fs 'tuthi
Publisher, The'Anderson Intelligencsf
Owners: The Anderson hIntelligeI-
Ger. d corporation: ~ hoI1sfao -
|hoJ. WI. Rothrock, +. Wade Brake,
T. W.. McCarley, Davis Bros, W. A..
Power, Peoples Furniture Co. IF. q.
Watkins j. H. Casey, c.. Al. Reed, j.
FS. Fowler. H. s. Dowling, B. q.
Evans. e. NJ. Scott, j.. NJ. Evans, G..
g. Sullivan, R. A. .Mayfleld. j. q.
Clinkscales, C. j. DeCarnps, March,
banks and Babb, Leon L. Rice, y. II.
Burris & Son, Anderson Real Estate
I& Investment Co, r. r.. King, Sayre
i& Baldwin, Geiger & Wolfe, e. G.
McCants, DIR. A. l.. Smethers, j. T..
Fretwell. w. A. Watson, ]. d. Brown,
Dr.. B. "A. Henry, j. l.. Shernrd, l..
NJ. Mahaffey, b. j. Smith, C. c. King.
L. w. Geer, John LinIey, William
uIs
kins and Allen, b. r.. Mauidin, II. A.
Orr. r. J. Eamer. M. NJ. Mattison.
n. Frank Watkins, A. 8. Farmer. i.
d. Hammett. b. b.. Gossett. a. III.
BALES, W. W.. Sullivan C. s. Sulij-
van. F. s.. Mauldin. Jno Ri Ander!
son, T.. s. Craytoii. p. Grant, r. X.
Roper. P. A. Whaley. w. w. Snoak,
IA L. Ronham. Trustee, all OF Ander-
son; Mrs, H Lee, Pelger, s. a.; w.
X. Hudgeis.a Peizet. s. c.; inc. 81.
Adger. Reltoli. g. a., s.. Brooks Mar
snail, Green wood. s. C, g., ~
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other security holders. holding / uer
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b 5000 1000 300 o o 0 o
Buy Bale.
If you rate "Inan of means"
Buy bale.
II you've got 30 In your jeans,
Buy bale.
If you've figured out you're broke,
Put your diamond stud in soak,
This emergency's no joke,
Buy bale.
If you're working for the South,
Buy bale.
Let your cash speak-not your mouth
Buy bale.
Buck up. brother, all amt lost,
This yer river can be crossed.
Don't get scairt about the cost.
Buy bale. %
Keep King Cotton on his throne,
Buy bale.
Since the Dove Of Peace has flown.
Buy q bale.
Let the Old World have her war,
When her free-Ror-all Is Ger.
She'll need cotton more and more.
Buy a bale.
Let the wildcat stock schemes rest.
Buy bale.
When you've got so to invest.
Buy bale.
You will help along your biz,
doesn't matter what II Isl,
And your neighbor will help his.
Buy bale.
Now's the time to hit the ball. "
Buy a bale.
Help the farmer out this fall.
Buy a bale.
| You'll be proud you did your share.
When the cash that you can spare,
Flattens out this cotton scare,
Buy bale.
'-Meigs o. Frost, in the Galveston
News
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aThe Weather.
Forecast for South Carolina-Gen-
eraliy fair Friday and Saturday.
THOUGHTS ON YOUTH.

Youth ia to ail tho glad season
OF life. but often only by what 1t
hopes. not by what 1t attains or
what It escapes.-Carlyie.
Ths .norning of life II like -
dawn OF day, full OF purity, of
imagery and b. lmony.-Chateau.
BRAND
40 approve OF q youth that
has Something OF the old man
IA him, 80 ] am no less pleased
with an old man that has some
thir~ OF the youth. He that fol.
loRs this rule may be old in
body. but can never be 90 In
mind. Cicero.
The foreground OF. human life
10 the only part of It which we
can examine with real exact.
J ns1s.--Broude.
There is q feeling OF eternity
I'm youth which makes smends
for everything. no De young 10
to beSns bne OF tho lnirostals
--Haxlitt. ss. s5 ! sg s
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War In Many Tongues

War In Many Tongues b.
We are indebted to aB exchange for
the following information on how TO
Say war in ten languages: War, (En-
glish); Guerre, French0; Krieg, (Ge..-
man; Voyna. (Russian) Haboru.
(Hungarian); Guerrap 4 (Italian) mo
harehe. tTurkish II Wagna, (Polish) {:
Sen F'o. tJapanese) ;SWogna.D (Polishl,
Hell, (Sherman) .u.a q ir",up.Ts Il. =
~ .--Spartanburg Journal.
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Now Sor, ! q 4 county fair

y /. n T.
Now Tor q county fair
Why ne::, n:, .sAAvs, anyway
5,---r-c,---
Eight acres or cotton to q plow
'Btiy o bale" Back to the barn..
Keep money at home and I'm circu-
giation.
Now are you paying all local bills
promptly?
Anderson county has some show
satock already.
Buy from home merchants from
mail order iinuBas4 alsln 6d. 1n-11tl3i
News. -tS-s--&isas,, s.0 s,
.Re6olutinB do easy to do. and come
times highiyil lhterssting. 20 aiu1 ysl
9sc41-c.-.-- 49, ,,'9p 4
Hot air product of newspaper. Of
fees and curtailins conventions. e."
~ 2atG--4SG.--2--Sr af nst =
Yesterday wac October Il Remember
aesihg any bin eoflectofsF anf'fE ~
Prediction: anderson cotton selling
at 40 cents before November 1st.
Tlie Greenwood Journals 900 read
ses have 3 treat every afternoon.
Anderson has beautiful sunsets, and
!; q said. inspiring sunriaes,
War, baseball. cotton - who said
s...s. :.;,: :::,..s7e ~as nothing TO wr..e
about
This paragraph mill has run ont OF
corn 30 kind reader. weIl ulet vol
BY all means. let ehere be an ap-
negotiation for the county farm DEM
onftration agent. tlsa =
- -----s--o
Hoy many baids or 10 cents cotton
have Scar Rosblck q Co, bought Ii
Anderson? ~ Sc
II The WarSikesps ON ali the "ande-
s sisable Immigrants" over there viii
ga killed
81 ~ S)----r "
.glie slrainy man will solve the cot
6H question for himself AMI you cam
ssssf iegIkiaip Il into the other sun6.
IL farmer can plant only sight
eies 10 4 piow next year, there win
IS some mighty iine cotton grown.
flesr rDaEfry sefi61l teacher,
Sssf fares aTe mt paid promptly. yoar
vii lsssa sc close, unless spu
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Mrs. c.. III Griffin died at her home
on Bleckley street Wednesday after
noon. The funeral services were held
yesterday morning aud interment wn
made at Silver Brook cemetery,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Ifies knnIe R3aioelr

Miss Annie Blaiock, q popular yotine
woman OF anderson mills, died wed.
nesd6y night ct the home of; her "a
ther. II. r. Bialoclz, 90 r. Street. The
young lady was 15s years Of are asfi
had been i'll tor several months. The
funeral services were held ct the home
yasterday afternoon, followed by In.
tefrseEt In Silver rock Cemetery
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MEETING At IVA
0 Q 0 o 700 0 0 90 o Q 0 o o 3,

Editor The Inteiligenoer: y
On the frst Sunday in September
Q meeting began at the First Baptis,
church, Rev. Stone being The pastor
assisted by Rev. B. w. Burriss. of
Anderson. Rev. Burriss did some
good preaching and the church wan
greatly revived. i*i1 50
On Friday night before the fourth
Sunday. the' meeting was continued
through Sunday and was 'conefided
sunday night. Two we're added to the
church and will be baptized the FIRST
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. \
AT the conclusion OF these SER
vices we went into an election for a
pastor for next year, and Rev. stone
was elected unanimously. We want
the prayers OF all good people that
we may do great and noble worn.
Tor the Master this year.
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OOO 5000 100000 OOOe 30 o o
OTHER PENCIL PUSUERS o
, o o o o 10000 1000 d o o

After Ben Franklin:
Sow oats
And raise shoats.
And 1t won't be long till you owe
no notes,
or
Build more schools
And raise more mules.
And soon there ySr't be SO mai'y
= 81 ..rt=
Guess the missing. word. *.
The Newberry Observer
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Il E West

Anderson people learned yesterday
with much regret OF the death of r..
e. West which took, place Tuesday
night IN q hospital in Spartanburg.
Mr.a West WAS ia travelling salesman
for the Sullivan Hardwafes Cofnpany,
Of this city, and he was we'll known
here. Hesmade frequent Visits to An
ierson and he numbered HIS friends by
the scores He was 33 years OF age and
appendicitis. -, n - 5 'S - :.
g Mr West lss suryived by his wife,
who wast Miss Znla Hicks, and three
childfefl. ~ * Z % 4 q. !, 20 ]
Fhe FUNERAL services were held yes
terday afternoon and the interment
took place az Clifton cemetery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

Lon Mnlligan, OF the Six and
Twenty section. spent & few horrs ia
the city yesterday. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

peash 81 Clfld
ssslinSs ths sAs - and shs ola chl.ss s.; s..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

", Lester Webb. d. Columbia, was
% TIE esty yeaterdAy ior . few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

Among the best discussions of the
war in Europe, and tile most opti-
mistic may be mentioned those edi-
torials on the subject appearing IN
the Charleston News and Courier.
The following is worth careful
reading:
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ORR DAILY POEM

, 5000 10000 900 O o q
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TELEPHONES

Editorial and Business ONCE. .321
JOB Printing .693-L
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

The Greenwood Journals 900 read
II have . >treat every afternoon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

Prediction: anderson cotton selling
II 10 cents before November 1st.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

I sAndetson has beautiful sunsets, and
!. is said. inspiring sunrises,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

IL fariher can plant only sight
Gefes 10 4 pIow nest year, there win
be some mighty me cotton grown.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

A word PERSONAL: Eleven months
ago the writer came into you midst
Ycu gave him warm welcome and
proved yourselves kind and consider
ate. During this time he has learn
ed to know. admire and respect much
he has seen Of the life; the customs
and the ideals of the people. Now
he. has been, selected to stand as the
champion OF the people who have
thus shown him courtesies and friend
ships He has chosen Anderson as
his home, a place In which to live and
rear his children, place where hs
hopes they may live and make their
homes, He, therefore, would like to
heye Anderson and Anderson comfy
keep sbrsas. ss any progressive seq
tions os the country Born and reared
on Tie farm. his aympathies are large
iy With the men who plow ana hoe
and SOW and reap They are SO busy
pssducing thes cstsn have - time to
sSssie up for their fights. He hopes
60 mako The Int4llieS eSneef speak Tor
them, bet a TIE game time. nut Bind
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

@ fseer cpunfry 5efl61l fsasheT,
& lSfss are mt paid promptly, yoHr
vii hitFa % close, unless ,spu
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

War baseball. cotton who said
.:sss :.s;ss :.s...s7e ~as nothing 70 vr..e
about
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

Yesterday wac October II Remember
aesihs any bin eoflectofsF aaf''e 2.
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me srainy man will solve the cot
36a 1nestlcn FOR himself AMI you cam
sst Iaelkiaip & into the other st1nG.
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Seine verrHAts 1des.
Sfi38e BON artbur 9idmauu.

Stl35e Don Aftghr Qidniatn.
Seit Sabren mar ss elm Fdnbigsr
Mtb bel ben alien Wldnnsrn i'm 4r'
menbaus. Seoem NeuItng tpuroe 81
er3Gblt, unb 0ieIer nartete nieber auI
eineu anosren, um iid init ibm Dol
2ahsn aas3ul9ittsn. Dahsr bertrus
gen Iis fih ale 10 gut; iis batten ct
mas g%emetnldm, mas ibrem 2e6en ets
men eigeuen Rsi3 Oerlieb.
SOgar Die 4rmsnbsb0ros pubts
6urum, un0 jebesmal, ipsnn Der Qrs
~menbOriteber fam, e%rtunoigte sr iid,
ernitbaFt bel Dem alien Barton, Oh
tt nod ni9ts bon ieinem Re6tsans
malt iber Die gu ertpnrtsnbe Grbs
I9dft geb0rt babe. Dieter erpioerts
iebesmal gang rubig: Rod uidt. Is
miro nod ni4t gertdtli6 ensf6ieoen
ieiu."
sSu, ia, msints Der 5srr asmens
boriteber Damn Itsts, vper ~bsut3utoge
9robsrunobeibsr lit, bat bloc Qerger
oapon.' Dabei lahtt er in Ieinen
Bart un0 ging oaDon.
Do9 Die alien Mdnnsr batten bel
mebr BON BEN rDib". Gtun6enlano
tonntsn iie fi9 oamit unterbaIten.
nit Dem 5umpelbein mar Der
erite, Der Dor Barton bic Wliibe SDg
anO i'm nit .8ndbiger 9srr" anres
bette. Die dnoern foleten Isinem Beis
Ipiel. Wenn Der ate Barton 0ieis
Gbrfurhtsbe5sigungeH isiusr Rames
bemertts, tDanote sr ii9 al un0
purOe itia.
Gam MarIbon, Der 9umoriit 0es
4rmeabnules. fam auf etnsH nod
pieL befTeren GeDonisn. gr bihists
giA Cleo. 0Qs er pft uno germ
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Ter S~rOpsnrsssn.

IS 1T betannt, baB Der ReasnFan
IN Der gemdbtsten Gone BEN Hobsn
gsringe Stidftuffmengen in ysorm Don
ammoniat unO iaIpstriger Gdure sus
fubrt, @er6inOungen, bic in ber auFt
bur9 eIettrtf9e GntIaOunaen nber
ni4t In Der Iihts unb b0rbartn Sprm
Der 9stpitter - %sntitsben. Sn Monts
iouris bel paris tpirb felt stpouaio
5abrsn bas Rsssupnffsr beitdn6ia
ouf isinen 9sbaIt an Dieitn fir BIZ
ganbpirtfdaft ni4t qleinqiItioen
8erbinouagen sspriift. Die idbrTine
Sufubr bon Observation-Disclosures an
ben 8obtn bur9 ben Rsgen bstrGat
IN MontfOurts 15 aiIo0ramm bro
5ettar unO Sdbr.
Jn Ditlsn Experimentation limb
slsttrifde gntIabunaeH unb Qiebers
i9ldse DieI bGufiesr. Die Mittei,
llngsn aus ben beutfden Ghuhoe,
5ieten berihtsn. baB bic ouf Der lima.
ten Hsidserpebition anaeItate Boob
ad1tun9sitotion Mtalu bon $50 Geob.
dhtungstageH bic ungsbeusrIt6s 8uhf
bon LAG ais Gepittertage reqtffrierte.
Die 4nnabme, bab Der 9ropeureoen
Dem pflan3snipu9s bebeutenb H06sre
Stidfoffbetrdse sufiibrt, bat m.AEa.
pus TN 6emifhen Qabprotorium ,,sA
9anoi IN SontiH burd fi~ebenid1riolN
analbien aeprtft. St Bat asfunben.
nnB Der SoIpsterlduregebaIt, propOrs
ttonol Der Qn3ubI Der @epitterFfirme.
ourhi 9nittlid aebnmal gr0ber ale in
Europa 1T unb gstrdae erreiht. biz
stner Dingung bon so RiIoaromm
gtatronfdlpster unb mebr alf ben
osttar glei6tommsn. Dad Gabus
biefes Rsfultat bic ununitrs
trobsne &uItur Der ReigleIber aun
9stipisl, an bic bic pfIanser toum
Irgsropelde Oiingunq rsrlpsnben.
Gar bic piTisnI1aftIite Grunbrss i
1ung Der trDpii6tn aaritnItur, bic
nod niHt ubebIi9 fOrtaeT6rittsn iii.
7at otsis 6sffitsiIung cine arcBe BE-
osutung. Sic 5sigt aud, boB man
Uist4oben Der adsrbaupeiIe in oss
naBisten GrbieiIen nidt obnt tpeis
isrss auf trDpiI6e gerbdItniTge AT
fam.
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DC eanna ia 9IrsI.
Cine NIT Der Set hberlIhHlp odsarbsHI
0iHhntHne. 4

NN'-f"Nf
Met ismaIs surssii oer msinY
ben laolihsn otuiIhtn 1th bea 81
be- alrof bsludt Cat. Der trint
fd ppbl ieHtr itIifamsn 1ppen
| 0lurnddisrn nit Dem orislnsf
aopfpub bis fen urbtntllden Bel
GaitnsT gsnannt lpsrbtn. ste
Sn ben ben gruuobsFttrn our
6stuns Der 0rIdk In ben anA
oebnttn QuIapm dnesIslt; insbdA
osre In Dem psiisn Frudibaren o.
biett BON 9oJtr ,tftnufpdria gtggn
Wlerdn. i'm BurgsrafsHamts. fob man
bic SaItnsr In arobsr 3abl. Wlit
sinem SpieB ODER tinsm SdbsI, NIT
@tmebr un0 piitols bspaffnei, fl1Bs
ten Die bdrtissu 4raiifprobsnoen ST.
Italten ssb0ris Rsipsti Elm, Defenders
psnn hi, SaIinsr ibrtn 6shitodt ltus
gen, ben ihpsrsn, reid NIT 1ebern,
6udsl6pdn5sn uno Gber5dbnsn oufs
sspusttn aopfidmud uno Die ihmude
9urgerGTItrtradt nit Oem 9s0eranrt.
60 bilOsten fs cine SsbsnspHrbiqs
tsit uno Elm Sild auIturasIdidie,
Osnn nit @iloe Der Sdltner bate elm
sbr%nir0iges utter. Run aber pir0
lie iebr balo Der 8trgangsnbeii anaes
borsn, neil flo bic RnbIofgteit bislesl
llsberpa6unssfpitsms fir bic BsfBsf
berauEgeittlt Bat. 5riibsr bate IA
Reiftseit 0ss Beins ntemonO GOV
Re6t, Die D,ingiitsr gu bstretsn ~
Die Dess Ourd Oisis su bsniibsn,
ben lebten Sdbren absr mahtsn iid
Die SaItner ibrs O~riginalit1l uuo
aud thr qnt 5uuube, I'm otn obIigas
ten, bet ben aurgdftsH ipoblbetdnns
ten Sbplus nod Dem Muner Oes
8ieuer Sausmsiitsrs SsdierIs All err
Rben. Gu tounte iid isoermonn ben
3ugang uno Die pufase ourd Die
Weinsdrten burd fIingsn0s Miinse
s~rtaufsn, uno ie msbr 9eute BON 6ies
fer Grlaubnis uuo 6ieIsm ansndbmes
3uitdno @sbrau9 madtsn, oeito Iieber
mar Is ben Sdltnsrn. Oo Iif nun
aber bisIe aursGfts Oisism BON Den
SoItnern isIbit siRssfiibrtsn 8rauhe
ntdt fiigen nolttn, CAB as b1uFiq
gei6peron unb 9srOrieBlihteitsn,
ia es tam iosar gum Wdffenaebruune
gan3 defenders gspiFenbafte,
duf Den SboIus erpitie Sitsr.
BET folder prnris iUuroen bic
fir bic Bsinautsbsfber nut,
log, uno 70 bsitebt isbt Die fehe qbs
Iidt, oieie art bon 0Ghter6ienf
1ufSuldfsn unO an isinsr STEELE eis
men itrengerm GlurpdatsrbisnH NIT
Sidsrbeitsbisnft In ben @ss
neinosn gu p%srbinOen. ouf ole 5due
lbsr Die auiprrung Der @eas un0
bic Grbsbuns Der foesHanntsn
5altnergeloer, aud 5abottreuser aes
nannt. aufsubebsn. Die @emeinOe
Quirain Bel 9oSsn bat NIT oielsr
Den anfang esmadt unO
IN ole srits SHltana. Die Gemeinoe
Sriss, cine GiHgabs in bieIsm 5iug
Jsrihtet. Die Stimmung 1T ali
nsin fiji Die aufIuFung Der Saline,
mo Oieier Stimmung piro aud uls
.er ben gegebenen umfdnoen Rcd.
lung getrngsn tpsrbsn.
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~At wv Iuf@tfHkN A}Ht MNtltff VI
btr @pbn. btf fAiEIn unier BEN
Drudt elmer Gene btbnrrII9 mad Iell
Hu 6ono FAB. Die ms9onii9 6lanreH
anf b; Tlfdotds stiantts. tsfnnau
ipis0sr nnbub. Rod tiiDas mub Ia
Guh beisnnen. GIttrn. lpoJu iA nod
Mot ben rehtsn 4ugsnblid, DnS
r,di, Mort stFuHbtn. Sd babe ord.
ben zine graui."
Der 9lis ridts isiH 5aupt.
.abal@
Gin prdatigss mdbdsn, bas ii.
men btlsn aopf uHb sinsn gstabsn
Ginn bat
gsOnf ni4is9 grd9iis FnS r
Ia oa ale"
Dime oas Qapilalfi. am Weibe,
Elm suits 9srJ, mSdte i'd fe nidt,
uuo mare fs aud bic S6onits unb
asidits bsr Union -. SD Inb, pis
lie ibrt baIbgeIdbmte mutttr pfIeei,
NIT Soraidlt unsibt -. Wir lpdren
pislsiht itbt auf br 6oh5eitsrsiis
bier, oOh mubtsn mir nod fparten
bis bic iiingsrs ShntItsr in sinigen
Mlonatsn aus benz GoIlsss bsims
tehrt -"
PILES rs6t I66n," bemeriie Ifsps
tito Rumpl sObsr peun 3psi bsiras
tsn 49,"
s2tud Ods 1T in 0roHung fisl
anrI preiiiert Elm. suebrigens bat
is mid gsipdbIt, ME OribsH bers
m6gsnoe MdO6en mtiit ibr, g1Gnnsr
go pdbIen pflsgsn. 9a ie mir ges
fisl," fiigts sr lGaeIno binSu, .uno
mir ibrs art, ibr DsIsn fir ois rehts
WabI birstsn, bate ih bdgssen fret
LID nidis tiH3utpsnoen."
Run reidte ibm Der Batter bic
6aHO, lpGbrsnO bic mutter ibm ibrt
dufs 6oupt Issts. DAT 0u nun
rsdt sIiidIi9 nirit! Gle pirO's sss
mtg ME rsu'n."
RaaOem Die QIten Die nGbsren
llmfdnOs srforidt uub bic nsus Per
singsbenosr bsiprotsn, COG
aarI Elm goupsrt berous unb Iegte es
BEN Batter bin. LIMB nod etpas -.
Oh bait SHuloen fir mid bs3abtt,
jdbrelane, meme &rippeIs
Iteusr, es 1T nur meme gffi6t -
Der aIts fubr auF. .9laubft 9u
oisllsift, Dob i'd uuf DE pdar taus
ieno aronen anfteb'!2 Behalf 9sin
9as, mas 8u mir" sr
tippts auf feline gruft aoa nnsss
!oH haIt, ous tonnf 9u mir ui6t ers
'sben -"
.aasrotngs, mem Du boTiir ni6t
Isltsn IdBt, ipis Oh mid isst Dor Dir
itbit. -. Bite. nimm's, l6On Der
fpsgen -"
Sch, bait ibnsn Obne6iu 70 toits
,or, @si6euts mitgsbrumt," psbrts
al, ,uns allen 49,"
.Wobr, auf bic Mdbeln bob ih
Iar niht bentt." - limb Der 4Ite
dob 0os gouOsrt nun gsIafsn in Ole
Den IsBtsn QbsnO umnrmtsH ii9
Batter un6 Sobn gum abi9ieo, bies.
nal ipontansr, ungs3tpungener als
ri Der gntunft. Die Wutter,
5dpsfsr uub Der S6pager gelstte,
IN &drI our gabn, mas Rumpl ni4t
her iih g~efpinnen tonuis. Qasin
uriidgsbliebsn, isbts CT ii9 an Den
!o6 ni6t serdumten 9ii6, bic arms
unb bos 6uupt in Die
)dn6s Dsrgrabeno. Sin 3uden feis
sr S4uItsrn Oerist, ME nabs ibm
IL Mluttsr db, Duns alien 80" /
60 fdno ibn feline 3uriidiebrsnbe
Trau, Die Isils 3u inn trat uHb nit
Saub iiber feinen ShettsI
ubr. sqaB gut iein, QItsr! auf
] unb Hstn lift er Dieber bd. gr
ats Deriprohen, uno Dem lit iein |
Bort beiIig."
Der g'hort 70 nimmer gu uns,"
pra9 Rumpl in fdnanteuosm Son,
d. srbebeno. = nWolP bon alien
i6ts ias'n, fpenn mir Der 8ub ni9t
npouisrt, prbentli6 sinsn Reipett {
.ngtfIOBt bdtt' 80
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Tl9tigs Sausfrau.
Grau; sMdnn6sn, 10 3isb bod osn
Rod nint 70 beftis ousl Oh ffehf
oO6, Oa5 bic anOpfs nur nod 70 an.
ben Jdoen hdageu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

DoS bsrH6mie G6iff .mnis
FOas, alF BEN RapOIsOn dus a,anp.
kimte1rts, fpnros lpdier en-
8u0n0.
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Sine MO9e ipdter, ais man Otn
Sarg 0ss alien Mannes in Elm MaIs
ieugrab geientt bate, erbisIt Der ar.
menpOrieber Elm Gdreiben aus Msl.
bourne, in Dem elm Re9tsantpoIt
Barton bas 8srmG9tnis Isinss 8ru.
GERS dntinbigte. Gs mar cine
bon Observation-Disclosures
Wdrf.
Die 4rmeubeb6rbe erbo6 fofprt
ouruuf in Qnbstrd6t bet
nnterfiibung, bic fe Dem 8erIorbes
men getDd6rt bute.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-02-09

ing in her far away California studio.
She plans to save herself from the
fury Of the fanatics by telling them
that she has the power to recreate
their idol. She orders clay and water
and at once begins modelling a repro
duction of the idol from memory
When the natives behold this complet
ed work of art, they fall to the ground
in abiect abeisance, and she stands
intrenched more strongly than ever in
ther reverence. Thus she agan saves
her life by her ready wit and her fac
ility of accomplishment.
The marauding lion mas grown bold
er and hungrier and now makes his
rounds on the .n6rticosfl sBfoad day
light. Having escaped the fury Of the
mob, Kathlyn now is about to be
come the prey Of a savage beast. She
flies for her life from the tempel tC
the river. It would appear that only
a miracle could save her now.