davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1914-08-09

entire tree. The last mentioned, the feature of
greatest interest of course has been identified as
Cubressns maenabana cypress still existent in other
parts of California though not in the region where the
Rancho La Brea is situated This tree, judging from
the manner Of its occurrence actually grew at the
point where it exhumed, and was killed and buried
by the flow of asphaltum, without its position being
disturbed. Its principal branches and roots still
intact and it discovered in upright position
IDENTIFY just it had grown, with the topmos branches
but few feet below the present surface of the ground
The presence of numbers of sabertooth, wolf, soth,
and other bones, closely packed about the trunk,
unequvocably to indicate its period of existence
being the same that of the ancient animals.
Evening star., 1914-08-09
Saber-tooth tiger.

that the rather natural assumption follows of tropical
conditions surrounding their existence The presence
of these various animals however, not of itself
indication of much warmer more tropical climate
at this point at the time they were entombed Nearly
all of them belong groups individual species of which
may occur in regions either much warmer or much
cooler than Southern California of the present day.
Just because there formerly existed here elephantke
lionlike, and tgerlike animals, together with Others
whose modern descendants associated with the
tropics in our minds it does not necessarily follow that
tropical conditions prevailed during Plelsocene times
in what is now Southern California.
"A huge, extinct wolf CAMS dirns) is about as dis
tinctve feature of the Rancho La Brea deposit
Evening star., 1914-08-09

done to identify number OF species new
to science and Others not previously known
to inhabit this region.
Perhaps the most striking of all the
birds recovered from the asphalt beds is
the huge, vulture-lke species called Te,a-
tornis nleryiami. This bird is known only
from the Rancho La Brea specimens, of
which several skulls have thus far been
recovered, and more or less perfect bones
of the wings and parts of the body.
The avian discovery of perhaps the
greatest interest to the paleontologist, or
to the student of the distribution of ami
mails, is that of the fossil peacock, Pavo
ealiforniens. The group of birds to which
this species belongs, including peacocks
and pheasants, is at present restricted to
the eastern hemisphere, and this is the
only instance on record of its occurrence
in America at any time.
Of plant life, some seeds, cones, and
acorns have been recovered, as well as scat
tering pieces of limbs and driftwood, and
Evening star., 1914-08-09

the saher-tooth tiger, and occurs in
equally large numbers. Hundreds of
skulls have been removed, and it seems
probable that altogether several thou
sands of the animals must have been
engulfed in the tar. As with the saber-
tooth tiger, wolf remains are found in
manner suggestive Of their having been
lured into the bog through the previous
capture of other animals on which they
habitually preyed.
This animal is sufficiently like ex-
isting species of wolves to be classed in
the same genus, CAMS; but it possesses
strong specific characteristics distin-
gushing it from all other known forms.
Its size exceeds that of any other North
American species.
A few skulls and other bones of a
species Of gray fox Uroeyon californiens)
have been discovered in the asphalt,
which are not to be distinguished from
those of the animal now existing in
Southern California. Apparently the
Evening star., 1914-08-09

pray fox has thus remained unchanged in the regcn
during period Of time that has brought about most
profound notifications of the fauna in other respects.
Few remains of bears have been found and these of
the most fragmentary and disconnected nature:
rather surprising condition of affairs considering the
abundance of the animals the general region mod
ern times The bones found referabe to two diff
erent groups Of the bear family Aretoerinm and Ursns.
Cave bears Of the genus Aretotherium ranged over
North and South America during Peistocene times,
but became extinct, and are known only from their
fossilzed remains. They characterized by their
enormous size, being far more huge and powerful than
the largest grizzly brown bear of the present day.
The genus Usus includes the modern North American
Species the black bear and grizzly, and few parts of
skulls and other bones have been found that evil
IDENTIFY of the general type.
DERHAPS the most striking of the many curious ami
mails preserved in the tar is the sabertooth Smilodno
Caornicus both from its peculiar structure and from
the vast numbers in which has been found It
unfortunate that the name @tger" should have been
associated with this animal has been for the word
at suggests the striped Asiatic tiger, with which
the ancient sabertooth has in than it
has with the modern lion leopard We have, of
course no knowledge of the character of the animal
external covering of telling whether it had
strongly conrasted markings like the presentday tiger
leopard, whether it plainly marked like the
American puma.
cient group of cats which occupied North and South
America, Asia, and Europe. They the descend
ants the last survivors, of still primitive types,
and finally disappeared, entirely suppanted by the
modern forms which then beginning to ap-
pear, the forerunners of presentday FetidG The
California sabertooth is known at other
points, though closely related species have been found
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

Sic YMonroc" illbr nit baIbcr @e.
dpinoi0tcit nit norOli6em allrs;
Gopitdn Sobniolt itnnb auf Der Gonl.
nall0obrlldc. un0 Der glllslng iuar
perOoppclt moroen. Ter Iolnpfer
mor gcItcrn glbcno Don 9toriolf nah
9tep-Oorf abgeiabren. Mus cntge.
Aen1elcBter 9fihtllng fam Die ,9ton-
tilfet" bcran; iie bate cine pollc
6rohtlaolmg unb nur 5mci Eoiio.
Gicrc an Toro.
Ger 3lllammcnltob fam 9egcn |
llbr 40, obnc jeoc @arnllng. Ios
2idt oes S6eimmerierS Der .9ion-
tufet" bottc form Die Scite Der
oVtonroc" bcrilbrt, ais iih ollb Ihol
Der ltoblcrnc Sd)iiisihnabcl bes in
iilolibcr 9fibtllnN iabrenoen sSabr.
Selgcs tici IN bic Scitc 0ea ucr6cr.
benaemeibtcn Shifes cinbobrtc.
gS1brcno Oic ,9iontllfet" langianl III
Dem 9febel crtlbuanO, gob Gnpitin
Sobnlun, 0cr icin S6ifi uerlorclt
mllBtc, oaoGonlmonoo, Die Nettltngs.
boote 81 bcllannen.
9lla Der 3llianmlenproQ iib creig.
nctc, lag al Yoro Der nIionroe" MI
les I'M Shlofc, nit 9lilanabnlc bes
GopitdnS mo Der 9cctluahc. 9oh
oie @uht oca StoBeS bradbte ihnea
Die Sbloicnoen oli Die 0einc, llno in
mlloer Nolt eiten 9lllc olli 0ef. Gon
Den SIri5lcrcn Nemarnt. ueriabeu lid
9Ille, Iolpcit ais rloGlih. nit &et-
tmNagIrteln. God Die ,3cit mar III
fllrj. aallm 5cbn 0filnltcn uer9in.
gen jlpiiden Dem 9tlDenbIid Der Sol.
liilon mo Der ,3eit, iponu-boS Sdiif
III Den Slltbcn uerionf.
@cpGd, Sleioungsitiidc. @crtbia.
dcn - 9llcs mar in Der 9Iuireglrng
oeS slugenblidS pcrgciien; Die mel.
lten DER @erctteten marcn MIR 1T
9fohtflciocrn llnb Teden gebiillt. ais
'c bcllte 9ia6nittog Die .9iontllfet"
pcrieben
?IlS bic bolbbefleibeten, ihrcd-
erlillltcn Eoiiagerc 0os Tcd crrcid).
ten pnrOcn lie 10 idnea ais moglih
III Den Hettilngsbooten ulltergebroht.
Grcl Der Soote itieBen aud poabclo-
oclI uon Der eilien Seitc be9 Can't
piers ab. Goh oils oielc gliidlih
tortgctouinien morcll, oo lag oif bos
Shill ldpn gan5 alli Der Scitc. iino
ca mar ltrllloglid,. Ole anoercu Net
tilllasbooie tlar5lirlnhcll.
5n5piiten iiillte lid DER Ganpicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

ldncIl nit SSollcr, llno Die an 9orb
&erblicbenen frohcn lmO flctterten,
glngltldrelc allSltoBeno. nod) ElGbel1
Die ibnen Siherbcit 3u bieten l6ie-
llen. God or6 oieie 3rflubt mar
tlrr filr Den 9lugcnblid; benn 9Ieid
oarollr erjtttcrte ons Sabr5eug in al
len 6llgen unO peridipano utter ben
@elclL ibre menibli1c SSrod,t nit
lid nebnlcnO in Die ciiige 5ieie
llnteroelen bate bic ,Jtantlrdet" ,
melde bel Dem 3lliammenltoBc 1elblt
ldper beid,GoiGt mar. iid gum Het-
tunasmerf bereit genlaht.
Ia Die Strablcn oes Shelnluer.
rers niht i'm Stalloe iparet, oen bif,,
ten 9tcbeI 5ll ourdorinaen, lieb Gapi.
tim BERN Der ieinc iblofenbe Mann.
lbort in5ruiihcn crpccft batte, ale
Mcttllngsboote flarmohen. gines
nah Dem onocrcu lticben iie o6, I'M
had Der p@tonroe" 5it iubcu.
God lie faroen llur oic lte6erle.
benoen IN oen cilgcll sSlutbcn i6ipim.
lleno unO morterihiittcrnoc Siilfe.
lbrcle all5ItoBeno.
Tielc Der ans Dem @aiier Socrals-
9e'llhten parcl uoaig biilflps. GicIe
nlliBten NIT Striden all Yoro ser
vytdntlldct" geboben lper0en, oa tic
Ole Stridletcr binalti5ufIimnen
lilbt in Stanoc morcn. lbpmas u.
9arrington biclt nit iiberntenIdlider
slll'trenglllg ieinc @attin iiber @ol-
ler, inoenl cr ibrc Saure nit ben
3obncn biclt; ooh ieinc heroiihen
giiibcn maren unlipnit, feline @atti1
aab menige 0tinutrn. nohoem lie oil
Soro gcbroht mar. oei 8eilt nui.
Sieuteilunt =. y. Curtis bon ser
9lllocSarmcc gelang Is. 10 lange slt
lbmlmnlen, bis ole 9ietter fomeu,
ltorb aber fms oornui al @oro Der
eHalltldct
eapltun Sobniun uon Der ,Mon.
roe" mo oIlcn ieincn Gifi5icrcn &C.
la1g ca rcht5citia oao iinfenoc
Sh''f in perlallcn imo iih 5u ret
ten. sIlle Gii5ierc uno Ole Niann.
ihatten bctoer Sd)iiie lunroen beutc
slbeno ieItgebalten. I'M einc. Inter
lllhlllia ocr aato'tropbc abSulpartc,l,
Delhc nucrjllglih uon Dem 9unoes-
Sampfcr Snipcttions-7ienIt besou.
lien mcrben miro.
Gie eriIcn Siitcn batten oie 3abl
oer Sooten alli 81 angcseben; bod es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31
9ompfer ''2Nonroe' gefunRen.
Na6 GolliNun nit oem Sampfcr ,,Nantudet."


GinnnSnun,ig gertet &un loummenn Gnb 10 Iaiaare
nnb "A Mtalbcr Der Smannnns Die aaarup6e eremete
Nd nm lhr 40 @oraenS Sos SSanO. = SciSe sdii
nbrcm nit ucrmmSerter ocdunSiofe Sine sdi(oeruna
bs Neraangs. = Ncrpide jnten.
Nurfulf VA, 30 Sannar. -Gine sdiOcrnns janstem
SruaGO S cercS we brcnnoera encnlebeu 5um Cpier r
6ercbenSeu meld nm Sprb bes
Hnmpcs yNGnmdet" Der ylonS Miners TRANSFORMATION
Gopanp" famem Nnfmuct befann ocacbcm Der 1am
pier uNantnde" iief in a1r SHbe 6pg JSauo nit Dem
9ampr uNiuuru" ySb SuminOn gn" uammem eeere
Shif an unae @imnu uad GuaGum 1dtcr Wcbcl mar Die
ltriadle Der iurdtbaren aatalrupbe
Die NbcmS 6apin Su6niOn vNomrue" ansaar
ce reoirte g sebt GAIL errteten mc
plg
msetpmmem 10 YaHascre "A MitsleOr @emannunq
3nummcu 49,
@ertct 36 @aiasierc MisieSer Scmnnnnna; u
nmmen 81
ner odDn Nbddt wede Gber Der See laaerte
orgem Sabrense ansam mmo uurda ihrsn
@rG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31
gnrcon Der Friifituss-@ebDroc oes
observation-disclosures.

Nnl more. 80. Sanuur 1914.
@eInab gn'bniii Der am f. Sc6ember 1890
10. Sebrnar 1914 cine Yriifung fir Mnitciluno
IN Eteuite oee Seuer-G Gcpartemcnts Der SinSi
baltimore ilr bic Siellung bon 9uuiiru itnit.
ltIloelL Nuc Srnennunaen i'm Sent bee
len nan Nerocnlt mo Si6infeiten oeftcbcll,
o!e, onrt conpelitpc Friifunp icit5nitellen tnb.
@clnhe ir GrncnnrGcn miiiieil aui N,anfpl
SornIlllnreli GcitclIl lpcroeu. Die ani lerlanoell
Sener Separiemcrt NGtbbaue, gciefert ,perbcrl,
@e'iifc Hiiiien I'M Niircnn oes >,Sciicr Scpnre.
mellto, Nntbbnie, nichi ipdicr ais am q. Se.
hrnnr 1914 ctnacreibt perocu.
Nlll ElnftrNqc Der Seb6rbc
o, y. u. aeiliiuipn.
t,UHdl'l ~ ScfrCiur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31
Sir imiid)enitaatlid)e Wcrfebrs.Gum,
miiiipn ausericbcu.

Ma bington 30. Sanior.
S>r Winthrop aRoore GanielS pon
FrillcetolL Nh, Der Goriiber Der
:Slcp. ScrIcp EnbIlc Utilities Commit.
ion, mo &r Ncnrp Sian Soa bon
Colorado Sprir9S, Der Fr1iiocnt nc9
Colorado @arrcnli.%ereins, pcrorrr
pabrldeinllh 81 Diitglieoern Scr
SmiId,enItaaiihen gerfebrs Com.
million crlldllnt lucroeu. Sic Sr.
natorcn pon Hcu. Scriep lino Colo.
rnoo ullroen bette be5iglid1 Der
GrnrnlllIllAcr coninltirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

nn0iQic Bic Com
II
untHoh r9n ~cbduoc nnb @ohtnce bcteic atcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

(6orticenns iiebe 8. seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31
6prps hnmmnatue 5pe,al 3lriortata- Aktirn
Gbe Gmterioft g>etel Gentpany
Ghu ~ r
@mer (on !N otel,
limure>m rtsnabe,
Soltimpres mmb GaInert. Straie,
EnItiutprc, Wi0.

scr c @ G lie MHE Gm
s9 m G GmSMmg
eerraou
@ @ @
en-
m c pd Gmo%S
m ~ Mn lit hmu8
% @ b lee hn6 6wnrtMm
,oaa un Gmmm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

,,n,ta,
hccitc
Nu
Nnc Sonpanh hr
De
"'''''
utNeCrHntc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

&mt nb Ynnnn nm ar, ron a.,
~ '"H'"''"e ''''
NV'ot 'pH'''. sSdln
-" lnerbel
Spn! .....
'N" f''''"'
~ @I H% SSr agc@M @ gGebi1 pobt
III
ais
Gumpann
6 Nmciuu Er0KOcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

Sl.25 @aihington nno snruf icocu
eamiian uno epnntag. @aItinpre & rbi,.
NiIeie giiig iur 5idiabrt bis D,pntng o ilDr
aforacns t5dn3.t0, 17.M3lr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-31

&iaNms, SbUmNS & ySQiamo,
@att mStc
' "' 2rcnby
She
0r:
5tn Gbnttr nufc
nT ia9 oS millionaire
Ecn
,nm o.ccr It b9oTs brutQ nh
ltbCn ~ '"" ~ >''''' W.
t4m6rttD '''"'"S"'V Gc,, omr ~ ssot,n.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
July Clearance of
Untrimmed Hats

Very Extreme Reductions
Comprised Of hemp hats, Mi
Ian hemp, Belgian split, Japan
csc split, Milan, Italian. leghorn
and chip hats.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
THIRTY YEARS
Of PROGRESS
AND UPDU|LD


on the swaddling clothes of town
and became a city indeed. Among
other things, 1t changed the financial
system under which its bonds had
been sold at 81, bearing per cent.
interests stopped contributing to the
running of the water department
commenced the building of the great
intercepting sewers that afterwards
redeemed the whole of the south and
much of the western section of the
city, and gave more money to the
building of public schools than had
the common councils Of the preoed-
ing twelve years all put together.
7 present the figures of the New
ark of 1882, as the council of 1888
found 1t, and in juxtaposition the fig
ures of the Newark at the beginning
of 1914, the year of my retirement.
Dec. 81, 1882. Dec. 81, 1918.
Tax Ratables .sS4, 1897, 1880 1904, 301, 90
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
July Sale Toilet Goods

1ec SeidIitz Powders, special. ....., lac
25c Borinated Tooth Powder, special, 19c
25c Kolynos Tooth Paste, special. .15e
Sc Pure Gum Camphor. OF. cakes. 4e
! 90 BORNE antiseptic mouth wash. .75e
sec Carriage and Automobile Sponges 60c
/ M Hair Brushes special ....... Use
e5r Fountain Syringes. rubber Got Use
59c Shower Bath Sprays, special. .47c
Csc Manicure Set. special. ......... .16c
10c Powdered Pumice, special 49,. &c
12c Borax. 20 Mule Team, H., special DC
f5c Tooth Powder, special -..-..... Toe
25c Vic. Naturelle Tai. Powder, ID. lie
25c size Munyon's Remedies special Zoe
125 Violette Naturelle Perfume, OF. .I5c
SC White CASTLE Soap. special 49,. Size
39c Green Castillo Soap, special. Gle
100 size Westphal's Auxiliator, spec sc
10c Violet Cream, special. .......,.. .7c
25c Peroxide Cream, special. ........ Use
75c Rubber Gloves, special. .....- Sac
1Sc Peroxide of Hydrogen, 16 o.. splice
isc Witch Hazel 1-pint size 80. lie
sc Ammonia. for general use, pint. &c
i0c Violet Ammonia, pint, special, &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06

Values 2.2s to 1s.ss Sample Hem-
stitched Damnsk Table Ciothz-Various
sizes for 6ox60 in to 72x1z4: choice quail
man satin damask: sp A.iS u lU.Jc
Values z.25 to 15-es Sample seaIloped
Damask Table CIofhs-Immense assorf-
ment In round and square cloths. beau
tfful grades of fine damash, German
and Austrian weaves, various sizes for
medium and large ta- I "a RI, IN 0Q
Values 1.50 to 1000 sample Pattern
Table CIOfhs-In bewilderinE variety
from lowest to highest grades In every
wanted size for medium, small extra
large Ss. round nsc; and square liz to 1850
VAL LOO to zz-5e sample Toe tn 135(l
Damask Table Napkins ~ ~ icsyu
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
July Sale Stationery

Whiting" Paper Co.'S discarded
lines; excellent quality linen paper,
some with drawer boxes; H.
very special at .. -
Value ice Writing Paper . .12Hc
Reg. pc India Linen Writing Paper, Toe
39c Eaton, Crane & Pike Writ. Paper, Use
Regular 29c Writing Paper. Zoe
Regular 25c French Dimity Paper .19c
Regular 2ec Highland Plaid Paper .25c
Value l9c Playing Cards. Toe
Value Csc Playing Cards. ........ .1sc
Regular 23c Playing Cards. 16c
l0c size Ice Blankets -s..s.- &c
Value SC Wax Paper, "A sheets zc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
Upholsteries, Etc.

One-fourth, one-third to one
half below regular prices, spe-
cially reduced for the July
Clearance Sale.
Reg. value 1sc to 2sc-Bur-
lap taffeta cloth and Gre 1flc
tonnes; yard. .............
Reg. 25c-Curtain voiles, 1nc
special, yard, at. .........
Reg. Value 35c TO 5Oc-Im-
ported and domestic Gre 0Oo
tonnes; yard. ...-..........
Reg. 35c Peek-a-boo sash 1 o.
Curtains-Pair, with rod. oS
Reg. z5c-Irish point lace QQc
door pnae1s ......... Wv
Reg. 100 and 1.50-Odd pairs
s Scotch madras lace cur Soc
Reg. 35c - Upholstered OIc
chair seats 4 nails, both at
Reg. 1.D5-Imported %
linen couch covers, at. - A'oo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06

Value SOC to TBS sample Hemstitchea
and ScalIoped Damask Lunch Cloths
In a maze of varieties and grades, 49, As
and "a inches. round and 39c to $50
Values zoe to 1.se sample Damssk and
Huck Scnrfs-Choice of designs and
qualities. in 1sx45 to 1Sx54 22c tn 2Qc
Values 2ec to 75c dor. sample Fruit
and Picnic Napkfns-In all white with
fringed edge, some check patterns, others
to 17x17 in; special dozen A"S w 1oS
Values LIS to ass sample Hemmed
Danask Kitchen and Breakfast Cloths
Wonderful variety in good desirable
grades of Austrian and QQc m 9 90
German linen: special. o0S W A'oo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
MuslinS, Sheetings, &c.
In the July Sale

zee UnbIeached sheeting-1%
yards wide, 2 to 90 yard mill
lengths, suitable for three
quarter bed sheets, mattress
covers and general use. Will
bleach white after few
washings, same grade in III
regular stock, spec1, yd.
lie 3g-in. UnbIcached Muslin
Extraordinary fine quality, 80
in. wide, 2 to 10 yards, clean,
perfect, new lengths, free from
specks and dressing, zUaC
bleaches white after fYZC
few washings; spec1s yd.
3sc Fruit of the Loom
Bfeached sheeting-2M yards
wide, heavy weight, soft, free
from dressing, new full ~
pieces, slight seconds, kn
just received; spec'l. yd.
zoe Fruit of the Loom
BIeached Pillow Case Muslin
45-in. wide, pure white, high
grade brand, makes up into fine
pillow cases or by scanning the
centre makes full 17U.
width bed sheets; lZTZC
Regular 121sc BIeached Cam
bric-Remarkably fine quality.
SO in. full pieces, soft finish, cor
rect weight for wornen's.
misses and children's summer
undergarments; decided bargain;
subject to slight broken n
sewage: regular 12hc VI
quality; special, yard. .....
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-06
Sample Household Linens
$500 Worth in Our JuIy Sale Tor IS. SEQ

odd lots and DOZENS assorted all of quality 10
Values Ice 1ss Sample
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

1867 beipest. ii9 bisrbsr elm lanssr
3us DON Gsfansensn, 16 bon ibnsn
tpurbsn abseion6ert, sfDsi R.iben Sn'
Idnteris trdten pcr, Elm turSes aoms
manbo, bic 16 logsn in ibrem 9lut.
sic tparen iiberfiibrt toorben, bic Grs
mOrbuns Sss Giirftsn wliaasl i'm pdrs
ie bon Sppcibsr angeitiftet 5it babeu,
auf 9eranIaFung beg Deriasten Sir.
iten 4leranbsr, bes @utsrs bon &Dnig
Deter! Bon ben iibrigen 9erbdfteten
iuIen eili4e peri9nlnben fsin, iie
itarben on einem .Wiasenleiben"; Inn
cine GrDtIide 8eiheinigung Der Sobtss
uriate bat man iid in biefer Sefhins
ME aetiimmert. 4u8 ni9t bei bem bier
inbaftierten rsihen gelerabsr giirasr
aolaras, Der iidb poIitifh miblisbis
gsma6t bate. Grit mubts er in einem
Sst SaHfitn fsu@isn 2S4ss sinissWos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12
Maerlei.

Die Gefaidte BON 2iittid.
uni're asrrrIs, bic rpollten ins Srants
reid binein,
SH einem Ritt na9 pdris poW
Rbeiu. '
Da lag bas 2iitti9 mittsn i'm Mes;
Qi4t Iints, uidt rs3ts pfao ober
Steg.
Da ipra6 Der General Gmmi6:
/. Gottidtsrment, pas nemm ih."
Gotts DunHrr, fpie min er bas nebs
men elm,
Wo 70 pisl Sorts unb &dnonen isin2
Ga iagt Der: rWir rennsn Elm Sod,
pabt auf, ibr aerIs, uno Hebmsn
e bod.
DAP bic uns binbern, ipiirmt mid,
. 4ber pabt aui, bas itiirmt fi4."
Ssrr General Gmmi6, ia ias's nit
9nnlt,
Gin Ding iit's sesen bic Resel Der
alnft;
Wan mub ba erit lanse Dor liegen
lInb bas 2iittib ssoulbis b.iries.n.
Dod Der: .Das iinb eitsl Diinite.
Die rtsslrsdten aiinits."
llno bic a.rrrIs fiiirmten unb rsnu'
ten Elm God
llnb tri.sten's trob Sorts unD aanp'
nsn bod,
lIno iinb auf BEN Weg ins Granirsi4
bineiH
5n .insm Riit na4 paris Dom
mbeiu.
Wie Iagt Der General gmmid2:
. .Gottiatermeni. bas nsmm i5.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

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