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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
The Praise Continues
Everywhere We Hear Good Reports
of DOan'S Kidney Pills

Pocahontas is no exception.
Every section of the U. 5. resounds
with praise of Doan's kidney pills.
Thirty thousand persons are giving
testimoney IN their home newspa-
pers. The sincerity of these wit.
nesses. the fact that they live SO
near, is the best proof of the merit
of Doan's. Here's Pooahontas
case.
Mrs. 4. w. Dayis, Pocahontas,
says: "My kidneys were dlsordered.
Doan's kidney pills were recon-
mended TO me, and | used two or
three boxes. have never regretted
doing so. They brought me prompt
relief and / haven't had any trouble
since"
Price SOC, all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's kidney pills-the same
that Mrs. Davis had. Foster. Mil
burn Co., Props, Buiflo, N. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
Health Day Observed

Miss Mollle Smith, who is teach.
ing a very successful school at the
Sutton school house, observed
health day last Friday.
Miss MollIe invited all the patrons
of the school to pay the school a
visit on that day and assist her in
carrying on the work land out by
County Examiner Mock. The fol
lowing program was rendered:
Afternoon lecture by DR.. w. K.
Hughes, on sanitation and sterlllza-
tion in the home and in the school
room. DIR. Hughes made a splen-
did address which was well received
by all present. The Doctor dwelt
on the evil effects Of the house fly
as that is what the people have to
fight in this country during the sum
mer months.
John Il. Klzer, farm demonstra-
tion agent, lectured on the boys corn
club work and what he was trying
to do IN working among the farm
ers and the farmer boys Of the
county.
Mrs, Birdie Kizer, canning club
agent for Randolph county, lectur-
ed TO the little girls on canning
beans, tomstoes and other garden
vegetables
After Mrs. Klzer's lecture she
gave a demonstration in canning,
under the shade Of one Of the trees
on the school grounds, with a
small Gamer the same as Is being
used IN a number Of homes in Ran
dolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Home Telephone Co. at
Swarts, on SATURDAY., August Il, az
10 o'clock, a. m. Each siockhold-
er Is urged to he present without
defalcation.
J. NJ. Spikes, President.
49.2t .Iehu Presley, Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
North Arkansas News

Hermon North captured a 10
pound catfish at Wuliford a few
days ago
II is estimated that between 40
aud 90 ears Of peaches will be ship.
ped from Hardy this season.
!. w. Williamson, who has ex-
tensive farming interests along
White rIyer, raised over 5000 bush
els Of wheat for the market this
year.
Baxter County has purchased a
rock erusher aud other road ma
chinery at a cost Of $4,000.
Archie Hosmer, son Of J. p.
Hosmer, editor Of the Kensett
Echo, was drowned in Little Red
river few days ago.
The Newport Handle Company
recently filled large order for pick
handles to be used by the Allies in
digging trenches in the present
European war.
The grand jury in session at
Hardy recently, ordered the con.
struction OF a new jail at that place.
The former Jail was destroyed by
by fire several months ago.
The auDual Blne aud Gray re-
union will be held at Mammoth
Spring August 10th to 2lst. A
good program has been arranged
and large attendance is expected.
The Cotter Commercial Club, in
an effort TO bring the mineral fields
Of Baxter county into prominence,
is having published IN newspapers
Of the north a series OF advertise.
ments, telling Of the mining posi-.
bilities.
The Cotier Record will move i,s
shop TO Ba,esvitleI m the near future
and will resume publication AZ that
place as soon as possible. The pa.
per will be known as the Batesville
Record.
John Smith caught a catfish in
Black river at the mouth of D0,a
creek a few days ago that weighed
50 pounds.
Ben Whit, a farmer living near
Newport, was recently attacked by
a swarm OF bees lie was so badly
stuug that the prompt efforts of a
physician barely saved his life.
On the drst day Of the present
nonth lard county bad lG, 100
acres Of government land open to
homestead. At the same date Inde,
pendence county had only 72O
acres.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
NOT so STRANGE ArrnR ALL

You may think it strange that sc
many people are cured OF stomach
by Chamberlain's tablets. You
would not, however, If you should
give them a trial. They strength.
en- and invigorate the stomach and
enable it TO perform its functions
naturally, Mrs. Rosie Rish, Wa
bash, Ind, writes, "Nothing did
me the least good until ! began u.s.
lug Chamberlain's tablets. 1t il
decidedly the best medicine for
stomach trouble | have ever used. f"
For sale by all dealers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
DOn'tS for Church Stay-at-liOmes


Don't stay away because it rains.
That would not keep you from busi.
ness.
Don't stay away because Of the
babyi We can make more noise than
he.
Don't stay away because Of that
big dinner; ireless. cooker or whaty
Don't stay At home because com.
pany CONES; bring them with you,
II might help.
Don't stay away because you are
rich; we can help you cure that.
Don't let the Sunday paper keep
you; We have something better.
Don't stay at home because you
are poor; no charge for admission
or exit.
Don't stay at home from lazIness;
idle men tempt the devil.
Don't stay away because you
don't care; "Don't care" may fll
hell, but it gets nobody out.
Don't stay away because the
church is imperfect; should you
lind and join the perfect church, Its
perfection would cease.
Don't stay away because it isn't
your denomination; same excuse
will be found in heayen.
Don't stay away for any reason;
except one you can consoieniiously
give your Master.
Don't stay away because you do
not need the church; 'usn't so. II
you must look at the dirt SIX days,
take one to examine the clouds.
Don't stay away because the
church does not need you; never
did the church need more aud better
men.
Don't stay away because you
know more than the preacher; God
may have something to say 70 you
worth hearing.
Don't stay away because you have
mo influence; the church.goer
breaches a sermon as lorg as the
way thither;
Don't stay away because the
church is not sociable; just come
sud see.
Don't stay away because the.
church is cold; bring your little.
blaze and it may set the crowd on
fire.
Don't stay away because IT'S a
chore TO get ready; make il matter
OF conscience and not convenience.
Don't stay away because you are
needed; the stay.at.home citizen
loses the election.
Don't stay away because there
are plenty there; there are thous.
and millions non.church goers in
the world and you are responsible
for one.
Don't stay away because Of the
children; the boy who eats at your
table should SIT in your pew.
Don't stay away because you are
critical; wouldn't it be interesting
to know what God thinks about
you?
You are invited to attend each
and every service.
Your Pastor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
EI.BERTA PEACHES

l have a fine lot of Elberia peach
es which will be ready for market
within the next week or ten days.
Anyone wanting Elbertas will call
at my home two miles southeast Of
Pocahontas or telephone No lo7.D.
n. j. Barthel,
40 2t. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
UNIVERSITY FARM
SCHOOL WILL OPEN


The University farm school will
open at Biegers Monday morning,
August 9th, with the following
speakers; Prof. l.. Fitzpatrick, DR..
&. NJ. Morgan, r. II. Mason, Hon,
w. a. OldGeld, w. X. shelton,
John r. Kizor, d. Blackburn and
B. +. Bigger. Prof. Fitzpatrick,
will lecture on corn, forage crops,
pasture and soil fertility.
DIR. q. NJ. Morgan, who is a
graduate Veterinarian from one Of
the best colleges IN the world, will
lecture on live stock management.
The beef COW and what she Is and
what she ough. to be compared with
the Arkansas scrub.
Mr.. Mason will lecture on dairy.
ing, supplying cream from butter
making. Mr.. Mason will give
demonstration each day IN cream
separating and cream testing which
will be of interest to all the farmers
in Randolph county.
Hon. w. A. 0ld6eld will lecture
on the relation between the United
States department of agriculture
aud the farmers Of Randolph coun.
ty. Mr.. oldfeld has been instru.
mental in supplying Mr.. Klzer,
farm demonstration agent, with
more fish, books and seeds TOR the
farmers of Randolph county than
probably any other man IN the
United States.
Mr.. w. X. Shelton, who Is agri
culture commissioner for the FRISCO
railroad, will lecture on the relation
OF the railroads to the farmers Of
the community. Mr.. Shelton will
show how the railroads can be of
help to the farmers when they have
anything TO sell IN carload lots.
Through their marketing bureau
they find sales for the farmers for
almost anything they have to sell
in large quantities.
John X. Kizer, farm demonsta-
tion agent Tor Randolph county,
will lecture on the value Of the
farm demonstration work being
done among the people Of Ran.
dolph county, especially to the little
boys and girls.
Mr.. Blackburn and Mr.. Bigger
will be lelt to choose their own sub
jects relative 10 the local conditions
that exists between the farmers Of
the county, cooperation being the
password.
The above named speakers will be
at Biggers the o 10, Maynard IL, Po.
cahontas ~, and at Old Jackson
the l4th. The people of Old Jack
son and Maynard are planning to
put on a basket dinner :or the bene
fit of all present at the University
farm school.
The school is calculated to help
all the farmers IN Rand ,lph county,
II being conducted by the Univer
sity Of Arkansas at Fayetteville
aud the United States Department
Of Agriculture at Washington, u.
& IL is to be hoped that all the
farmers in each locality will turn
out and take part in the meetings.
Mr.. Kizer plans To take this
school 10 different parts Of the coun.
ty for 1916, II being outlined that
the 70 lowing points will be taken
IN next year: Gadkm or Ravenden
Springs, Dalton, Warm Springs,
Reyno, Manson and Holmes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-06
For Groceries
Fruit and Feed

Come to our store We try to keep in stock every
thing you need in the grocery line If we haven't
got it, tell and we will get it Visit our store,
we will be glad to see you and show you our line
ofGood Things to Eat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

EafGe. Go4 Sans bntte erfonnf, lpos
eS NOR. @s NOR cine 3i9acre.
Wlit beberrlh!er Au6e g;no CT an
ben beibsn boriibsr Gle farrten i6a
on. Dos Mdo9en MT peit offenen,
dngltIicb fragenosn %uaen, Der Sungs
bosbaft ano bsrauSforberIc. Sans
iiiblte. Die bieier ibn tafiis 6aBis, haB
er 3euge 0ieies gluftr'tts gspsIeh par.
ert in Der Bor6aIs almcte er ouI,
neil Die 9lide ibm uiht me6r foloen
tonnten. @ans oeiIiesoblpeieno oriibz
te er Die 5ran3siin an Der &ofe. Qlun.
pdhrenb er burd Der @ona In ben
Stall ging, ipurOe CT ben @eoonieh an
Die beioen nibt ios. Sb 8irtustin0er
f4Is9t iparen9 @ie som bi. 9leine au
elmer 3iaorre2 Sie trnnte lie bot6 nut
geItobIen babenl llno fir ben 6dBliz
den. boshoften Sungsnl llno Qetern
botte Tie prii9eI befommen bon 6errn
8rie. Der mar iicher qers1t unb piirz
be iie ME gef9loaen 1oben, ipenn iie es
ni4t ber0ieHt Bate. llnb oon fonnte
er es nibt glauben: i6re Qlugen pdren
70 f3On uno i6r 9liG 70 peiH. S6r
Weinen eeItern bate gar niht troBig
getlungen ME bei b0ien &in0ern; piel
eber traurid uno unqliidlic1.
SIN Stoll blie6 er fei 2(p9rooits Ite=
ben. gBdbrcnb ale 'pferbe rinosber-
um till ooItonben, ipdr 2lp0rooite Ie9r
unru6ig Sie touic ununtsrbro6cn,
o6ne etpas i'm Moule Su baben, un6
i1lug babel nit Dem Gopfe, 10 oaB i6~
Sails unO bic &rippe nit S6oum be-
ipriBt pnren.
plOBliH ingte eins pei2e uno ie1r
id0ne 5timme hinter ibm.
Die eeb6rt W2iR Sarrist. Die 6ot
3abnf3mer5en. 2l6tr no16er tommt
Der Sierar8t un6 glbt ibr lpos elm.
Sonit lam iie beute abenO nicbt arbei.
ten."
5dns fubr eridroden aus Ieinen
@eoonten ouf unO io6 iiG um. 0or
ibm itonb bds tIeine 3irfusmGofen, |
an bas er gero6e bn9te. G. ste onr
nibt, mas er fogen Iollte ME
9otte i9n Elm Wldohen 70 o..... caJc ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

@ls er no4 6auie sing, puroe er
ben @ebanfen an iis ui6t lcs
2lls Sars am nd9Fen gla8miitoa
IN bic 9ldbe oes Carbohydrates fam,
trdt aus elmer Gsitentiir Der 4lonte
gerabe Elm tIeines DldD9en berous. Gr
erfaante es Iofort. sc por od5felbe,
bos geitern BON Serrn 8ri6 9}riisel be-
tommen bate.
9is &Ieine itanb ouf Der StraBe eli
nen 2lugenblid fill. Sie f9ien in Grz
regung gu isin unO ipGbte na9 beioen
Seiten. S9lieBIi6 lief iie i'm bic
@de, nm Dor ben 3irius au gelongen.
Sn Der Ndbe bes Gineonees bemerts
te Sons iebt ben langen, mageren Sum
gen. Der am erIten 3ooe bic &inosr 3us
riidbalten muBte. Gr Ipielte gon3
frieolic6 Wurmel nit 3pei &naben
aus Der No6barI&oft uno bem tleinen
Wldo4en, benz er 0orlnls betmSpnglies
rem bosbaft bic 8ierflafde aaf DieGiiBe
fallen lieb.
0as 8irtusmab9en blicb ni9t peit
BON Der StraBenede iteben unb rief:
nOstarr
2lber ibr Ruf berballte unasb0rt,
tOeil es unter ben fpielen0sn &inbern
geraoe louten Streit gab. @iner BON
ben Hnoten f9aIt Ten 3irtusiunoen
einen 9etrieer, unS bieTer ftieB ibn
oafiir inter roben S1impiporten nit
Dem SUB in ben Baud. 70 baB er laut
beuIenb bobonlief. 81, beiben onbes
rem 9in6er rafften lire Murmeln 5us
fammen unb foIgten ibm. SEPT rief bas
3irtusmd69en gum 3peiteH MaIe:
nSstorl"
Der 3irfusiunge fab ii6 nm unb
lief bonn i9neIl au itr. Sans tonnte
ieBt isin frehes @eIi9t feben, in bem
Robeit unb 6obgier itanOen. Dos
griff bdItig in bic Salhe unb
soQ etipoS 6eraus. Q[lS lie aber in
QlugeubIid 6ons erblidte
rnO Jpn ertannte, wurbe ibr @ef6t
ifcr un0 iiber rot, un6 iie Itarrte Jpn
~. ipis auf b0ier Sot ertoppt. S9nell
I.s4!e lie ben @egenIionb pieoer in bic |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

nSol6IiiB muB perotn. Gr 1T mets
ne 9oiinuRa fir Die 3utlinft. SEPT
mebr oenn ie 9leine 6oiinun9 ouf
Nlarfus babe icb ia iesrnben miiRen
gBos bic beioen pstteripraHen, berz
itano Sdns nicbt.
9luf Der eroBen llbr, bic i'm Stall
bing, fab er, baB es oleib balls iens
mar S09ite 3eit. odB er nah 6auie
sing unb an feline S9uIor6eiten oa6s
ts. 5reabe mo@te i9m Der @eoante
ni9t gur 30gernb berlieB er ben
Stall. Sn Der gldbe bes @inoanos
mar Der Sierar3t, nit einem pferbe
bef9dftist, bGm elm StolltneAt bas
Ulaul aufrib. 2luf ter 3ofeI iiber Der
&rippe itano Der Iame ,Qpbrooite".
Gs mar allo Der @rouI9immel WliB
6arriets. 6nns bate i6n Mot olei1
ertannt. Shou 3um 3peitenmdl fab
er benIieror3t nit ibm beI9dftiet. Ob
9pbrp0ite front nar2
3uriid ging Sons 0ur9 ben @dnA
auf Der onoeren Seite beS Sirius, no
er nod nibt eeipeIen iDar. Qluh Der
mar bolbOuntel unb botte @erf4ldee
unb &ommern. lle6erraI4t 60rte er
ireenopo ipeinen.
2lls er ndber fam. fab er 6errn
8rie bor elmer oe0ffneten &ommer ifes
ben. Sein @eii9t ipor cr3iirnf. gr
Bate einsn tur3en Strid in Der Sano.
Sans mar frob, Ddb er i6n nitt Be-
merite, neil feline G6ritte uuf bem
RoIen, Der bier feilenipeiIe nod ben
9ooen 6eOedts. bsrtlanaen sSm @ors
bei9eben mari er nerItoblen einen Bid
in bic foit bunfle 3ammer. sm Sim
tergrunoe temerite sr Elm fleines, peis
nsnbes DldoAen. Gs iodr zines DON
henen. Die borAer lei Gerrn 9rie
SGrsibIunOe oe5obi boitcn; fis mar
i'm clfas7alIen. neil iie orDBcr lpnr
ole bic anOeren. 2lum BE bntts olio
9riioel acirieat! @erone ioie bsy orme
oorbcr- or Iah. RAP &c 0leis
he Elm idmekenSes Ee& lcsS~rS. Nos
IN einfm MinieI v'tcr Der 7Nnfe 10.
Iefidt mar Ge itt iSr' F'Sr -
'bglsi4 CT iie scr nia; i1aG.s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

publitums 0ur9 S9penten nit lei=
ner 9ltlosmiibe bate sr ibn nit einem
f9nellen Griff pom 3iden 1otaIHa-
tors geriiien, bod in Der 2uft 6erum
geI9Denft lnO bann bon iid) gepor.
fen, einem Gtollmeiiler folt an ben
&opf bomit man ter6dbtete, baB er
auf unseiotteltem Pierbe ritt.
Sebt trot WpnIisur Rebal in ben
Stoll. Sein Gang ror eloitif6 uno
elegant. @r pfiff fr06li9 our@ Die
3dbne. Qlls er beim 5eniisr our6
ben breiten SonnsnItrcifen oing, bliBs
ten Die 8rillonten oes oroBen 6uIeis
fens auf, bos in ieiner &ropatte ted
te. 8ei ieoem Sdritt fhlug er iiG
nit 0en gelben 9eocrGanoT6u6en, bic
er in Der Son0 bdtte, ouf ben S9entel.
9lls er beim 0eridlage mar, itedte
er bic 6ou6idub in bic Saf&e un0 3og
nit nodldfiiger Habe Ieiu Sadett aus
grobem en9lif6en SportitoFf aus.
Dqnn bin9 er es 8uIammen nit Teinem
Sut all einen Nogel. Totalifator ipurs
De INNER unrubiger rnb ipieberte uns
uuierbroden. peter brd9te 3Dei Gimer
WoHer inb ftellte Iie neben bic Sir.
q iib. f8,1su3i bgob o0ob
MonIieur Rebal Itreifte oie 6enbs
Grmel peit auriid, lo baB bic Musz
fuIatur ieiner Q(rme fdtbur puroe,
bic iebr trdftig mar, ober troBoem in
ben @ren3en nerS96n6eit blieb. Damn
nabm er aus Der Sal9e feines Sodetts
Elm Pniet unO fhloB enolid bic Sir
ouf. Sn oemfel6en QlugenbIid 60rte
Sotolilotor auf al tpie6ern uno itono
gon3 rubia bd. Sbne Elm Mort Su foz
gen, trat N2oniieur @ebal an bic Strip
be unb I6Httete ben 3uder binein.
Damn leete er ieinem 9ie6ling ben
Qrm nm BEN 6ols, briidte bic 9ippen
nuf feline ipeic5e S6nou3e unb oob i6ia
linen Ianeen &ub.
2(ls ct oos Sier loslieB, ItieB es Elm
Iur3es, freubiges @enie6er ous un0
mo9te Iicb iiber ben 8uder Der.
ylun biirfcie uno itricQelte Wlonlieur
Rebal iein s ierb. pui@ ibm ben
UlunO aus uuo tammte i9m G9neif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

un6 Mdhne; babel inner 3drtIic6 nit
ibm i9pabeno.
Sans io3 aus Der 6ntfernung itmls
neno 5u. Wlertmiiroisl Der iollte 10
porurbm fein unb sIsic6 bohgebeu pie
elm Yollblut2 @anab ia6 CT 0ar niht
aus llH0 orbeiten tat er pie Elm ses
lp5bnli6er Stallfne9tl
Seine QluImertinattii purbe oboes
lenft, ais Ct bon Der dnoeren Geiie ben
Direttor iommcn fab gleben i6m gina
9err Neubolin, Der isbt gut ange3ogsn
mar. Gr bdlte Die ieHte 6on0 in Ell
ner @inoe unb fab ned ie6r bloB aus.
Sein @ang mar miioe 8eioe Ioben AL
@ooen, Der ionIt INNER 70 fr06li9e
9irettor NIT finIteren; @elicbt. @r be-
merfte niht einmal, ocB Sans qriiBte.
Nur Serr Menbolin nidte lei9t ober
gang opatbiiH. 6ans itono berlegen
b. aus 6ur8t, man mO6te i'm an
re0en.
Qlber Der Direttol iebte unbefiims
lrerI oas @elpraD iort obne olif3us
lebeu.
Sin Sirius o6ne Sdulreiter 1T
unm6glid. $50 triegen mir iebt 70
f9nell einen ber9 @erobe bic re6ie
6anol @ierae6n Sooe penigiiens pers
ben Sic unfd6iq iein." @r fprah nit
beberrfhter Stimme. g2ur aber purs
be er erreater. ,Sie bditen ouf mi@
60reu follenl 6alblIB 1T Elm 8siBer;
id babe es 5bnen immer eelaot. Wlit
einem geiBer 1T MN einmol nicbts 3u
pollen. Das 1T bo@ cine aIte GoAe
Qlber Sie pollen nil S6rem Didtopf
our4 bic Monb. 81, nit Sbrem Did
topf glebmen Sie Mrs niht libel.
Gs tut mir qeiDiB leib. oaB Gle 70 bel
l|e1 baben; oas biirien Sie mir gIau=
Zen. 2lber folou9e Sbr syunae i'm SO,
Tpital feat, iiu0 Sic bieI AT nerbSs.
2ofen Sie bds Q(rbeiten menigIerS 70
Iange, bis mir i'm ipieoer bier habrn.
llno olau6en Gie mir, ale N}iihe, bic
Sic ii@ nit SalbIiiB gebeu. iit fir bic
8ab."
eerr gDencOIiu ptebte Our4 bic
3dbne:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

2lls 6ans ii9 on oem 8ferbe 1ottQez
ieben batte, bob er oen Bid, um ouf
Der 3ofel 8u lelen, rie es bieB Da
itonb npafha~. 9as mar ibm cine
freuoige lleberraIdung. poIda! 9lIo
gerabeio iDie bas bette giero i'm Sabrs
martt3irius oori9es Sa6r. Seitoem
mar Der Name nPafao7 fir ibn ldngIt
Der gegriff zines fol3eu, eolen Bier
oes gelporoen, bos BOD iiber onberen
iian6. 2luf Paf9o muBte sr reitenl
Sobalb er 6errn 8rie fab, fpollte er
i'm barlm bitten. or bate es i6m
Deriprohen. Gr trot gan3 na6e 6ers
ON 9eiie unO boriiGtig paete er, bas
pierb 3u itreideIn. @s mar i6m, ais
ob Iie alte 8etannte pGren, bic ldnqIt
unbeoin9tes @ertrausu 3ueinanoer batz
ten. Yafho ipirbe es i'm Eraume
nidt einFalIen, binteR ous8uIblagen,
ipobor Iein@roBbuter i6H qepornt bats
te; sr mar ia bod fein 2ieblingspfer6.
@ubig ging 6ans ii6er bos Stro9 bin,
0ns ben @obeu bebedte, Bis an bio
&rippe 3drtIi9 Iirei6elte er iiber
Naldas peihe, roiige S9nau3e. Dos
Tier berHanb i6u glei6 un6 rie6 sus
trouIih ben Ropf aeasr feline S9uIter.
Da fnollte auf einnal, gon3 unberz
miiteIi. lautes, frobliches Biebern
burc6 ben Stoll. Gs tam bon Dem
dunteIn @erI6Iagc fer. 6ons IieB
@oI9a Ios un6 trot ipieoer in BEN
Sang. ST fab, ba5 SotaIifator es
uno babel unrubia an oem
Strid rib. nit oem er aHeebunoen
mar.
@iner Der StaIlfnsdte rief 0em onz
beren 3u: .peterl SaIt bu BEN @attel
ldon bineebra6t?
Q!6er peter batte Is offenbor berseI
fen. Osnn er Itiirste on 6ans 0oriiber
gum @erfhlag uno hing fhnell eineu
ieinen 2eberTattel iiber einen grpBen
6ol3Eaten, Der redis bon Der Sir
nor. 6ons ertonnts ben Sattel Gs
IDor berlel6e auf benz Wouiieur g2eboI
geIierr obeno in bic Woneqe qeritien
tam. Wlei@ uo4 osr gegriibung bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

re6et Seine @erIeoen6eit ipu6s nod,
.ols er iub. pie rubia fie ibn mis- ibs
rem ountIeH 2lugen anIdb. Gr fiiblte,
ipietanoers iie mar ais oIle bic W2dos
9en, bic er tonnte.
Sbre mnoeren 9lrme un0 9eine tas
men ipie St0dsr aus einem bsrnaIbes
neu &leibe beraus, oos nibt einmaI
tis 81 BEN 4nien rei1te. 9lber i6r Sals
uno ibr @eiitt paren icb1n. Q(m fd0ns
ten aber erfbien 6ons ibr lanaes, bers
abbdngenoes Soar.
gleil er nicbts Ioete, fubr fie fort:
oDie beiBt Qlp6rooite. gDenn Iie
tront 1T, rsitet MiB Sorriet einfah
ni9t 9I6er be8nbIen muB Der 9irets
tor bo9."
Sic trat an 9ans borbsi gang nabe
Qns PferO uno tIopfte iein 6inierteil.
9ans fragte 30gern0:
g4ber penn iie bod nidt rei'
Oie &Ieine fngte srnit unb iDf9tig:
DOS lit gnn3 oleih. Ser Direitor
Tam od rt1ts MAIDEN. sic bat bag
tontrattli9. Seute polIte iie eigents
li9 gar nic1t auftreten, neil Qlpbrobts
tes 3a6nIhmer5en nod ni9t beHsr
Iino glbsr neil 6err Menboiin ia
nun nit Ieiner 6onO ou9 ni9t tann,
tut iis's bod. sic Ioet INNER, fe mill
ni9t; ober lpenn Der 9irettor Iie bit'
ttt tut iie's bod. 3D. lieb Iie Iebr."
Sans ergriff asipdIiieer geIpett DOT
Der &leincn. oer NOD pubs, ols fis
nit cemGrnite elmer Grpa9fenen forts
fubr:
nS9ooe, baB Qlpbrooite nitbt T90s
rer ac3eibnet 1T. Tie grauen 5leds
bier iinD 81 groB. @ic mHbien nur
bis oabin ge6en." Nabei aoa lie nit
ibrsm tIeinen 8eisefinger cine 2inie
iiber boS Sell 6es Sieres. rQ(ber Der
&Opf lit gut; er bct feline, eble 9i'
nicn."
(SvoriIebunu foloi)
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