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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
RED CROSS SEAL FUNDS
NOT FOR WAR RELIEF.
American Red Cross Director Urges
Fund For Tuberculosis Prevention.

None of the proceeds from the sale of
Red Cross Christmas Seals. which are
being sold widely throughout the Unit
ed States for the benefit of the anti
tuberculosis movement. will be used
for any relief purposes, according to
statement by Ernest P. Bickneh Ma
tional Director of the American Red
Cross.
Mr.. Bickneu says: ''The American
Red Cross is deeply appreciative of the
sympathetic interest which has inspired
the suggestion from various parts of
the United States that a certain per-
centage of the Red Cross Seal Sales
Fund, which has been used for the last
seven years exclusively for the preven-
ton and treatment Of tuberculosis in
the United States, be expended this
year to aid the European war suffer
ers. While the Red Cross is desirous
of securing contributions which will in
crease this war relief fund. we do not
feel justified in adopting any policy
which will tend to cripple the tubercu-
los1s work in this country. dependent
as it is for support to so large an ex-
tent on the sale of Red Cross Christ
mas Seals. The announcement that a
percentage of the Red Cross Seal mon
ey would go to our war relief fund
might possibly increase the sale; but.
In our opinion, the final results would
show distinct loss in that part of the
proceeds going for tuberculosis work
AT the present time there are over
1,2OO anti-tuberculosis societies distrib-
uted through nearly every state in the
Union and even in Porto Rico, the
Canal Zone and far off Hawaii, which
are dependent almost entirely upon the
receipts from the Red Cross Seal sale
for their work during the year 1916. The
people Of the United States must sup
port this local war against tuberculo-
sis, which annually kills 100000 people
and at the present time is leaving a
trail of million wounded"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
OUR JITNEY oFFER-This and SC

OUR JITNEY OFFER-This and SC.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to Foley
& Co., Chicago, H., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return astrial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group, Foley Kid
ney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Fink q Haumesser.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

DIR. H. Nj. Flower of Toledo, special
ist in diseases of the eye, ear, nose
and throat, will leave Immediately af
ter Christmas for four months Of
special research work in the Man
haitian Eye and Ear Hospital of New
York City. 32-2p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

New Cases in Common Pleas Court.
Daniel Mills VS. Della Mills, action
for divorce.
Melvin C. LAUDER VS. Amos Garrett
and others, action to quiet title.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
Marriap pe Licenses

Frank C. VonSeggern, 25, farmer,
Napoleon, and Helena A. Behnfeldt,
20, Wauseon, Ohio, Rev. G. Thun, Of
fciating.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
Excellent Precepts,

Go not so far out of your path for
a truer life; keep strictly onward in
that path alone which your genius
points out; do the things which lie
nearest to you, but which are difficult
to do; live a purer, a more thoughtful
and Iaborious life. more true to your
friends and neighbors, more noble and
magnanimous.-Hen d. ThOreau.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31
1suntc G;rieos=Cbrontk ans ceutscben Ianocn

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4aHtstlfllfa viii ~ Atltgllaaaa W
M ben bfltfm eiiaaitlta ualit. ltsi
.etl stss BIZ u%ttNaliaaa tsf $500 ahe
.tN aalfa N tattaui nrfmalff Ntlli
.esf Hh Sin bn GAanlana 0lifntaha
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naAa Tam bastt pintl Viauaa'asa aui
hHH Ntatiwttttr atriAnfn. EaA nttp
ath biti hEu mtihiA. HsnH IN BIZ
Hh tallhlt nah nunalru nab 1iHlin II,
allaa ien nlie nnh BIZ NaItg ava BET
MaahE Auttl IN titim eoitn t%aIummtn.
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hv aus htf autbtbnuna eft naha bfeta'
kuam nctibtli litt,n
SIN WnIhIab on itint mtotatlunafn
isr 1Fnaidu matl ctrr Eaaarora
utlitfs WlitlkHIunasn atgg BIZ nunAtls'
loalafrsn5 In bet Worbs Nlarbl hatti, Oh
ptam ihgtf sigsuartiam Mnsbiidt auf eig
mdltrt ausbthnnna bu lapani hsa On
lNtTtn In RoresGblua BON SnitrtHt fem
baristn. Bsnn BE 5aponr lore Jutts
rtTtn in bsr WaneIdutsi obsr 6uf tinsH
f4trn griab ftatn pplitu, 10 miblsH
hs banatb Iirtbsn, 6arbin 81 afriHHen,
htnn bieie nctDliht Giabi III br ipihs
tiut GIeden I'm IOrbsn. in btm Bic niribr
fhaflIihtn .Snterrftu btb EFtfHs uHb beE
mtisns Ti6 trtustn. Die SapaHtr Ton.
Zen bahgr Itlutn AupsnbIid In ibrfH
5iftben nab sartia psrlistsn. es Tel
nut III bebuutrn, bab bic iapauiIhe abd'
tigisii i'm glorssn bubutd behiHoert pire.
bab bic 9abn 5piidsH 0atbia uns
GBangdun In ruIFidsm gsFb if.
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buts.arieagivenbe.

Don Der Ggnbe bsr benffnm GtniraIs
fir artsgSIisfttuue BON 3dbnffabritattn
in minbsH /. %. in 60be BON 10000
Marf purbsn bem Q~1abtsDsrgia BON
Rpten arsu3 IN greiBen 10000 Mart
uHb ben ibrissn 2anbesOertinen Der
heutfhtn 8nnbsshddten 10000 Mari
fir 3Deds br 8risgstrdnfsupFtgs 5ugss
iuenbst. Muf 9abern bt5fD. baa 9nps
griihe anBbssiommittes fir frsiDiGigs
a~r11tenpfIsee i'm Rriset tniTGiIt Gin Bee
trag BON $3.50 Mart. 9is gertteilung
nurbs mad Mdbgabt Der GsbSIterungas
5iffer Der eiH5slnsB BnnOssFddieu Dors
genumnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31
.IagIm GerIi
ibu Dt 2tafiAtn.
ftuHslaah n ~ tsnsa qsas. sls
ssaas laHa IN lgtsa mluisl laaats

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tW ttf HaNtia. tlfia Wst6tHI Nm
.HffifNH asntiaH daf WfrAa Hs1f
mllsu Watt Wfifi f6tif tans i I'll
Iet nfln silaton BE 6ffN ttt
Hfigal 81 Hai tH GldfiiH aHh eis
or tinla aaltt. Ii2 Utltf lffan lr
biHii4m Hfnsn BIZ tehs Haiuta BET flns
.mtgN taht be a&lana rgt tia Msafti.
MA Mnitlhnuna ltlWt mtifi in
MGlH Wsn Mt Atita tin Amta "a
h%ifmettsa A bghtr nit tH q att
dni tn hnp miht wltt a Hhlft Hns
lFen ffsn. Fh lhm efpatftu 10 ttlsfn.
nnb Tmlidhnt mufth nit a6lm Wlf
fttn istn aoli nit mtipfm eff5iaa
IN BEN fastlftlithm alsr Htii@ tltttn.
anssiltlt aaHbt uattifm iutHlala oit
.RalFsn. nnlrmuim N4 funbla ben
hdrtfn Fra %elhaiMlltsHs Mat, Nhi ~
Mlahlfn rlFb. nsin, neil ikntf Ttalit az
.ha M~rihtpsntlnitN iahlt hab Itln tclhst
narsnts Hlut BEN Nditrlanbs ffbaFs nnh
fit BEN htali6th @tNau,tn fiisbn mHb.
gaa6 fH br bmii6s WtbaHltl 1sulihs
icnb ii Gin b,ntS 9oHb. bic GcHn, lam
In ithen Winsd blntiHiafinsn unb nirs
enss Fiuhtt NJ llnraib. Der 9tuiitg II
niFsnsbnrHia. hgr Duifts forbeEi itins
ghultn. sr fStStrl WiHsn. It f5rbtfi
RidrTvit. Tit ealiAfn GtuIsH Fn6 BIZ
WFaHsHdtlfR tA hsutihtn gthaulfHs
aao TeuiIhIanb bat ntuumhI mtbr
GhuIgn ais NnbIanb. Die miHanftafi
III iseem suednsIia. itbtm. hr Frnsn
nia. uno ole molten fs ltrnsr. batum
fnb lie ale burt0runeen 0 BEN etuis
l6sn @ebantsr, SIitn mir uns ben
Deutfd1rH nur bdrdm gu btldnpftl, neil
la Der 8Ieibigsr 1T, nail q Der 9sadbtsrs
III. Rerntu tpit RON bisiem Stinst bic
0ufntn feinsr 8utrlanoslisbs lsnnfr.
Der GsutIdt bat ben erieH aampf
Ianes POI gtginH bss Erissss NIT gtifis
etn Wnffsn csldmpit. CT Bat Biz eanss
Belt auF frhbIitt Msiis sroteri. linb Der
lIgbioe arssg Itsini nur Gin pruteIi geseH
bic Frieblids Grohsrune gu Esin gsuiid
LAMBS mfHsaTauTt bshsrriti uufsrt Uni.
perFtafen, heuil6ss aapital bdute unFtr'
gobnen. bsuiIds 5nbufrie bauis unitrI
MafhinsH, mir haben Dsutihe gletiri5ia
tat eeha6s. bsutihe Snlfleute re1uIirten
ben ruFfffen 6dnbsI. 1tr Ttutffe lsHni
ben ruHifAfn geif better ale BET RuFt
ielbf unn fihri Isintn aompf cseen BIZ
Eghndden. Itdst Tin bsutidts GduIfint
mad golHoi, rad Epinjepsti, mad
BuTdfin unb Goeol = ss faHn snh INT:
pOrf .egben. Graqt biz RuFeu rad surer
Dihiern unb Tsnttrn, bic msiHen ptr'
ben Fhueiqsn. TeutihIaHh Bat fiji fetni
Gsnfer fein Gitiritn. Darum lounis fd
btr neaifhe GsiF mtiaIten 3a tintr alsi
btfhaEtenbm grSBs. molten nit DeutIh
ldno hsFeden, bonH mug es fill uns Elm
ssIbHfrsiehuna fem. un'sIe Dsntsr milf
ZEN bic 9fatIhen ibfrfli6eln, unisr adi
pitoI muB In 9sutidlanb roTIsn. unferI
snbnfiris ben bsHtIhen mnrtt beherrt
Ihsn, unfsu aouFItutt miiHsn esn Gan
bd 8entThlanbs rsquliren uHb anitr
geumten ebrIiGsr unb Notwithstanding
KIN ala biz hsuif6eH Bsamtsn, bdnn iDer
ben mir geutfhlonb btfeosH.1
Cb pDhl @0rti ieIbf bdtan oldutt. bal
bitfe fh5ae Submit iernnls fiji Fsiu pa
Eerldnh hera~uIbdmmerH fpirh
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stdernua Der Qrieassrnte.

MmtIin rirb beIdnni aemaht, Dis
ariegssrnit muh tDie aud bds Grntss
pstisr dusfaIlth mag, mDgIidh bpdifdns
big uub gut seborgen iperpen, Ipbob nDgs
IihH gerings gefInIie burdy MusioItn 1er
a5tnsr unb gusnddfsn sntIftben. gs
hnnbeit fi9 babst I'm srobe Wertht. Jn
prsubm .. Q. fHS In biefem Jabrt rsiAs
Iid 10 Wiaionsn 9eitar NIT 0oImIrI9s
ten beIselL DsnR man anRImmt, bab
barh Musfallsn unD MmsfDahIea bisher
burhfhnittlIa so Bis 100 pfunb auf ben
1ssi0r ptrlorsn gtgnrgen FH6 - ssns ans
nahme. bic sbtr 5u niepri1 als sn bod
fem fpirb - b steiebt eos sintu BtrIuTf
bon dht Biz ytba Wtiuionsn gsntnsrn
Getrtibs, bic In bsr iebigen 3sit melt iber
100 Wilionm Marf ipexth finb. Gang
psrmeiben IaFsn Tia biefe gtrIaEs nidt,
|aber ale Qanbmlrtbe foa.en i1 bsmHhtn,
&c ger1bt In bisism Sabre bnrh gang Be-
Fonbert GorgfdIt Get Der grnis trob alter
enteegtnItsbmbsn Gdipierfsseilsn 1aF bts
esrfHgfts Nab sin5ul9rdntsn. Cine o.
fn1r bss MasbuRgstns fir infer Mcli Ii,
ittbt bti unInr isbigen fpuff1msn Wirtbs
lddFi stDur midi. abtr mir ifdssn isbsns
fnlIs snr ardfiieung uufertf Qanbs unb
weIEsnifibIaaIi BEL. lDsHH mir ben gets
luIf 4 Q. bon bier bb fiinf Wigionen
|Gsntnssn .,6rntt perbiten-
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Made III
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m NlHi kilAih nMhHla Miaahat m
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Hstalfle tu alpia az tfr NfiHN Jis,
ifast tlaiaf auaadift I%niaHlulAfa tal,
Tea hnsl Matt ilnt tlfint Qaistulnf,
Aabttne Ne ialhml Can &Aaim egain
be iFithlltm 1tain 1iselA. Haghltna
ahs Nsalna t%oghflnatu WR gaaf HI elhfg
leaFmtH 1ualnaAl alA We dlalIthH IN
afQttf HHidtl petlpNfis lamfH. Fh
raatttn iihaam utalta rs BIZ Nuaaas
hIaana bA 1ldllfnu ttpasltH A. bot,
len. Nat ntsbs ist uHst aampl INh
fasleh II anb blt SlalIenn lonlfH
alEi1 TYnnh Iuntn, aaa ptlmsm Aun
unaatlfti scIhdln itiu. .s.
Ia AampT cling an. Gle alalltnr
abtfi q ailtln ben rtFa mV gtiAeHm,
Bic lInaafn btlitn aNssrFmullta @Gunh.
nini Halailcm lRirmttn etpsa ben Htta;
In Die HAIt: .apdnsi Enpunol' .Nuts
ragaiol@ .ptli0ytnla mifhst fh hna 10,
btAtShtIn bu gtrpunetign: sahloit Iias
litaiihs qsiasn laaen ffon ON BaB bs
etfBss. Die litbtritbtnbeu nifaim In
bIinbsr malb, buA 9aiontii IN btr 0aah,
ben BERG biuau; % btauHH Gin eHiIsbIihtt
aampf Wlam atafn Wlann; mon mart
fhlitblih BIZ @siptbrt meg unb NIT MIN,
Ten unb 9dbatn qinetn bic HimpItnbm
aiEtinaHbtt lcs. Die tusnigtn lineun
pthrttn Id 70 btrtfpeifsli. bah I,bsr
Dam sinj,In nisbtrgsrungm prbsn
mubit. DIR ~acHimanbant bts WtelmRnis,
06tff ....y battle BEN aampf milnns
atitbsn nHb aIs sr mir benIeIbtn Fdif.
esrte, trat,n 1brGusn In feline auesn.
.9as Darsu," iOeis En-, aintint radsrs
ten 5eIosn. auf isnsm gerat upntsn ne
freiipiaig fills ben Sreubrufr SEaIisns
Raht ntbmm."
Die SiaIinsr batttn ben Berg gtnonfs
men, ALIEN ft ionnttn Iid bes Settles
nidt LANCE frsutn, ihr Cos ipar b%sTtgeIi.
Sic fanbsn auI BEN gsrge finen Gag, ben
sibflirn; ba bsgdnn Der gropidni. bds
WaHer nussugshat. sic T1Hbtm gotsn
um gotsn binuntsr sur 7rupps, bamit
ibnsH 9rObidnt 5ugtIhidt tptrbs. Die
JtaIiensr anteR hsluben bier5is Mauls
tbiere nit gropidRt unb Mailer anb T4ids
ten BITE RcIonnen duF ben Berg. lauies
Grsuoengtfdti begriibte bic adtotuuns
fhon pom psitsm. "a pIBblid: zine
neutrality-suspicious. unb Ste Rdrdfudne
mar lHdpp Dor ibr.m 3ieI Bis oaF hds
lssie Trdgthisr tpsgssmd1i.
Die JtuIisnn auf benz gsrgs iposen
idrr Dor Gdrsdsn, tie aHnien, mas ba
Hif Ite berIursn sssangsn max. Dem iiars
ren @hrsdsn fcIeis oIsboIb TdrtdIihss
9ddrei, R06eln uHb Gt0bnsn; tint bon
ben unIerigtn dbssfhoHene Btanuts mar
unter osH JldIis&rn sepIabt anD bate
lob unb gsrbsrbsn I'm Tid ptrbrtItsi.
nHb in 3wifhsnrdumsn bon il sihsr
Stunot 1sl INNER Disber nod cine Ora.
nate nuo uuf isOt foIste sntIebIihss Sc
bsul, mad ieOr granats INNER idpG9r.
Iu9 BET Isbten graHate tpdtO q
fia.
Nis bunH Bic Gunne ihre srltn Gtrahs
len ibsr bic Spiel Der gsrse Ididts, fam
bic qotrouiGs ben Berg binuntsr urD bet
5ubrsr t~rituttts BEN Dberif bic tnr5s mis-
Iitdrifde MsIbans:
r5err Dbsrf! Sd meioe sebOrfama
Rein lebsnbn StdIisutr mebr auf BEN
8srse!4
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- rnnliidfn aanbelaidIIanen.

Gsodh0Im's Ddabiao tiast Eber bic
bermehrleu G9nisrigtsiisn, bic bic gnss
lGnber nsneroines BEN fADtbifdn aafs
fasSmpprt bereiien. 9iR Gnaldnoet fDrs
BEN perEharfse @orantisn baEir. bab Der
aafIse Dor Grsigobe bsrsits an bic aons
fnmenlen III GApsbsR oSer fit bsn Grs
pcEl na1 RnBIdnn S~erEauFt Isin muB.
gitIer nfus GingrifF in unfsr Rsdi aui
sen frtitu 6anheI, fat bas glott. rieI
hrobt gatrInuna uHD trdfiias Dpppiiion
inter ben fhnsbiItsn aaFfses mporttus
zen htroor, bic fpubdhginIia fdon MIR.
cen ii eiagr NonItrsn5 ibtr Elm asrHein=
Iumts gprptbsn ssgsH bids uani0gIid.
sprbertsaa berafbm neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31

glanlganDalt Grid Btdtt aus 9ruds
TAI. lstt spei ,5dhrsn tts sum a~risesauas
5ruh IN MANNHEIM I'M ami. IN in Dos
tan, pphin Der nit ben GiIernn 4rsu5
ausaqsi6nttt Dbsrlsatnant als ruifiidsr
aritasasfanatnst Dor Ginger 3eit esbranl
porosH mar. isiRsn Ihnsrsn p~srIsbunssH
rleqsu. Geia sifrig bsarbeitetss 6dupt.
lhatipteiisfslo mar bic Sussnore4tspflse'
unb tr gait ols zine auibotitdt duf BITE.
fem Bgbiefs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31

Der rMotin' meIDst: Gin parliament
torifdsr 4usI6ab pirb li9 an Bic 0ront
begeben. I'm bic @sfunbbeitsperhdliniHe.
namenlEI9 in bu champagne uae In
Jl0nbern. gu unterfunen. Omar IL Der
@sfunbheits5uFdnb Der gsbSIttrung un6
beg Seems gsgtupdttie bsfrit6igsnb, Is
Iisgen abr bort bieIe touItu6 2eiHsn
btaraben, BITE In Der idltboitigen Gtbe
Satire binburA has Mailer berftu6sn
E0nnen. Doraus sntltehen fit biz gsD0fs
leruRa ernfs Gsfabrgn. 1uhtr nirb
iest erHRIid tripossH, ~SaiiHfiie bic 2si.
den Der GoIO0isn ni9t msbr al bssr6iem,
Ionnsrn gu bsrbTtHnsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31
9rnfma[ tentfder nRrfprat.

GIN fESnts DsnIn0E btutfHer Rrissa.
gefnneenmfirIorss nehHi Der s1urb' BIZ
ron ben Rrfsesqsfdngfnm TN GSttIng,i
Eager herdnsgeesbens DsFFnriFt IN frdn'
s5ffdu Gpfo9s sur Ginpeihune bti
b0rGieen GolbateEbsius. CT fhtdbt.
.@snn sipds bnsa bisnt, bic GsssnIGbI
5mifhm ben gSlitrn mad BEN RrissI
auayekihen. n Fub e aritgssefangsl
nsnse ~rFahrunsen bsGtt Wrt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31

rbrbHraermsiaer Sir. Aosris bai
foIoFnbes zefegramm nbaItsn: u5 banfs
b,m mdaihrat ber5li9. fit fem 1eI.s
starm anl1BliH Der Rndridten i6r
nse.nsu fIsinsn Kruger .aSnigzber9"
g9is Bic umldnbs du6 gsneIsn fab. BAT
III 9aobnna shrsnboa ssldmpft bai
beEsn hn i'd F6gr. Dtr Gsif, seE fl
b<IstIse. min NIT binibsrseheH auf eirl
psas .s5nisEbsrg. @ifb<Im / B.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31

Eos a~opsnh1esnsr 1sGnologiias Jus
Eitut bsrsitst in sopenb6sen cine ilanbl,
ndbifas esp0ttaashsaHng sr5Bien eiBIs
bor. 9uBer faH oasn neutraIsn tdhsn
aid bic rsiFsen BET lrisgfahreneeH 6tdas
ten 5hra lire bipIomatifHen DsrtrsteE
tire GstbiItguns sufdans hHsn.
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sc geidieEnna bun gleims.

Bos gasiIsr n3ournaI@ kEidtet lbsr
bic BeiditBang BON HeiHss, bab bic
Gtabi BIB Gubs Snni 2S8 gedl bpmbdrs
bert Fpnrbs. AHidnes operierten bic
DsutI6en uenia IN Der Nd6f. Ssa4sr
Ionb bic geI3lebHng fan 81 isbsf adesss
unb Qahtset hdtl. lie furdtbarEtn
9ddis fBdrsn BET 10. Septtmbst, u. DE-
icber, q. 1obsnsber 1914, q. 0tbtuar.
l. Wdrs unb 8. MpriI 1916. SIN 2anfs
bisfer 99d6ts nurbsn jsbts WaI 1000 big
1000 @f4OHs n bic Gtubt adAIsuntrt.
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lusnrifder glasnnt fit 9iroIer etanol
fGhstn.

Die .guodptfsr aorrsippnbsns' mtIs
esi. Observation-Disclosures graf 5is'
phan ambro1n bat an ben StotthuItst
bon 9iro! 5titori6 @rafsH 5oggtubarg
slnsn gsttog hon 5000 8rpnen nit Der
9s1immun9 ibsrpitisn, bsnfelben ben
aeatTtsn unb labiniIaen GianoIdiBsn
Aulommen al lnftn. Graf ambro5p
l~aessasbts bitIs Gpsnbt in geglsituRe
sines laneeren GArsibsns, in neldRm er
bic QulbDsnbigisft bes 3ufommsnathsns
sss GeutEbtbnns lnb r~ngurihums bstOnt
anb In fharfsn Worisn ben ktmiiidiI9en
lsbuTaa StoIisns ssibsIt.
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bas hsute am msiItn am Brig Iibti unb
atrdbesu furdttor perrobt. GMmarat
geFaneRs psrbtn bon beh 4Iiirtsn ibsEs
bdupt ai9t .rbtgi, fpeibt Itlim aenue,
du1 tpsnn Is bi9t am siosnsn 0rnbsn
Iissen. Die @sripunbetsn Idbl man Elm,
fad, 6tunOsn, Gage, oft ibtFhdnpt, ifet
MeEasTArd unb G@merssnaettran, bdl
Hber ailomstsr melt bic 2uft srfInt, IisgtH
uno bsstcmmta
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glit benz Wattcn in atiesssefanscn,
idJaft.

Jn'g garadsnlagsr psn GsEbbnd IN
5Etitrmars tam Dor GINGER 3sii NIT elmer
an5abl Bsfoneentn aud Elm ftbr iuBtpba
Ii1sr auHt NIT mdbhtnbaFten 3Latn. Der
fd eniffisosn ptipstts, nit ben iibrieen
aomeraoen ms glide Bah gu gshen. Gin
itm CUR GsIis ltbener auHt Ildrit bisf,
Btigtung Domit uuf, bdB bieIer De.
iangsns feline Gruu fei, bic in ruHifasl
MiIitdruniform an Isinsr Site tdmpf.Ht
anb Iogar tiHmol prDunbei, ihm NAB
rsnb bss gnn1sn GeIOsaoes trtu slr GtitI
fonb. Die HnHfn pirft jebt III Gruaenl
.tIeIbern oIs gfkesrin beg Hothtn Rrtu8el
an Der Gtits ibrss Mldnnts i'm 9aradea'
lager.
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asins Gnti6abfsHms faf 9eppefia.
pbfer.

gorig, s. Sui. anEanss DECEMBER
b. Sc. uaree Elm automobilfi9rtr nus
mems Briisbour auf ber 9olteItsIs an otr
place be Ia Ration BURG einsn BOmbsHs
IplitEer btrpunbst, Der bon tinem iter
ben pIab hinIIisgsnbsn beutIdsn GlIsgsr
hesHhrit. Dsr gbaullsnr ~DsYlaneie BON
tsr Bsitni4ufk fiji bic e. has ailtOnlcs
Dill fihris, cine EnsT4dbigung auF Grunb
be- @eTstts lbtr bic WsrTihtrung oeetTI
MrbsitsaHfdnG Die bierts 3ieiuammsr
BIS porifsr Gsridls bat jebed BIN Gnl'
ddbigune5anIptuh dbssipIeltn. neii f.
tinsn Ddn bon b0bertr geDdIt anHdhm
fir ben bic GsLtaI4Gfi ni4s DsEauirOrt'
Ii4 sa MAIDEN iA
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VIII fASt{tN+ @e1toNh t"b*sfT~S OSb
8tr motisrbdmTdt Gcutart meloet aus
gmuiben: DIR 8hdbampfer Erin Sim
173s bro5tt ben sneliIGsn GlisgerIeuis
uant girb Elm. Der Glieosr NOR auf Offss
mem msere BEN sSrapIer@ bsessnet unb
ntbsn bitTem gsInnbst. st Bat ben
gdifFsr, Jpn an BorD su nsbHen uno
puIu1ie bdrauf, NIT BranbtuetIn ben
9snBinbsbdIter bss 8Iusssuges sur gys
ploIon 81 bringeH. aIs bisfsr @erfud
isbod mibIan9, purbe Der 8opptlosdsr
auf @nni9 bss Dffisisrs bon bsm Gdifs
let DtrIsnit. Die boldHbifhen 9sb0rben
habsn bdDon Mbionb esnommsn, ben
Jlisgsr su i~nitrniren, Dsz ais 6hiff'
|bridiger 1neefeben Ditb.
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MI lbNlb lldu uTaSSeu SLOWLY pdSU
before sleep came to him. And then,
as the night air grew chill, some bit of
shrinking woodwork cracked loudly
through the still room. He sat up, in
stantly awake
"Grandfather!" he called into the dark
ness, Grandfather, are you here?"
Slow seconds crept by.
"Grandfather!" he cried eagerly, IF
ever | needed you, it is now-noo"
Silence deeper than before followed the
cry. Still he waited-waited until anger
grew where yearning hope had been.
"Fool! FOOL"
Then, as from great distance new
thought called-his grandfather's papers!
He sat up quickly. He had had no time
as yet to look them over. He would get
up now and read them. At this time of
night? No!
He lay down again. But the longing
for his grandfather, the wish TIC see his
written words, was too strong. A ,econd
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out:
you'll not throw away twenty thou
sand dolars?"
No answer came. Francis was at the
door.
"But my boy"
The young man turned, his face white
with rage.
Don't you dare-you-you hired
briber, call me my boy'!" His voice
shook, and disgust rang in every tone.
The insult left no dent in the smooth
face of Hoffman.
"Dont be rash," he persisted; stake
time to think it over"
al am ashamed that ever thought of it
for an instant!' Francis shot out the
words.
Hoffman placed his hand on the boys
arm.
"Don't touch mel" Thorntons voice
quivered menace. "Take your hand off
mel" He raised clenched fist.
Hoffman drew quickly back. "But
look Look!" From safe distance he
waved the check.
Francis closed the door behind him.
L
room, the report before him. I'M
touched. The knuckles of his tightly
closed fists pressed hard against his head.
Over and over he asked himself, "Have
been a fool?" And ever through his dis
tracted thoughts Hotfman's crafty argyll
ments wove their subtle snare in answer.
Would it have been so wrong to dis
close his recommendation, if thereby his
act served to upset the plans of men in
tent on fraud, directors who schemed
against the very stockholders who had
placed them in trust?
But could he be sure that this was true?
Might not all the smooth arguments of
the innocent-looking fat man be but lies
contrived to blind him to dishonor?
And the money! Every written word,
each clearly penned figure, on that Turing
check stood out clearly to stir his over
wrought Imagination. By one word he
could have acquired the earnings of years
of work What could he not do with
$4,000? Above all, had he the right to
throw away this chance to place his
mother beyond the risk of want?
The longer Francis thought of what
such sum could accomplish, the nearer
liz cdilie w DelieNIS Ht Ilitu dcleu llhe
an inexperienced boy.
Perhaps even now it was not too late
And yet-and yet-what would his grand
father have advised?
But he would not let his thoughts stray
down that path. His doubts were enough;
memories of the dead added only sadness
to uncertainty. Yet-if he could only
hear his voice for minute,-an instant,
as long as it would take to cry out Eyes"
or NO.
He walked restlessly about the room.
Then, sitting at his table, he worked in
frantic haste until the report was finished.
Francis folded the papers; his irreso-
lutte hand long held the document. Once
the envelop was nearly sealed, but at the
end he threw it to the table, an open
temptation still.
MIDNIGHT had dragged slowly past
1 before sleep came to him. And then,
as the night air grew chill some bit of
shrinking woodwork cracked loudly
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