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Sues ON Real Estate Deal.

John Desmond filed suit today to re-
cover $1,000 damages from Emma L.
De Graw 1t is alleged that the de-
PENDANT refused to carry out an agree
ment for the exchange of real estate
Attorneys D. w Baker and John w
Stageers represent the plaintiff.
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NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK, August 26.-Raw sugar
Quiet; centrifugal. 4.59a4.64 molasses,
SS1a3S7: refined steady.
Sugar futures were quiet early today
and at noon prices. were unchanged to s
points higher.
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WEATHER.
Fair Tonight and Tomorrow-Con
tinued Cool-Moderate Winds.

For the District Of Columbia. fair to-
night; tomorrow partly cloudy and con-
tinued cool; gentle northwest to north
winds.
For Maryland. fair tonight: cooler in
east portion: tomorrow partly cloudy
in east. showers in west portion; gentle
to moderate northwest to north winds
For Virginia. fair tonight: cooler in
southeast portion: tomorrow partly
cloudy in east, showers in west por-
ton: moderate north to northeast
winds.
For West Virginia, cloudy tonight
warmer in west portion; tomorrow
showers
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French Bourse Prices Lower.

PARIS, August 26-Prices were low :
er on the bourse today.
Rentes, 68 francs 80 confines.
Exchange on London. 81 francs 10
centimes.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August e6.-Flour-
Easier: old spring patents. 6.3oa6.So
new winter patents, 5.30a5.5o: new win
ter straights. 5.00a5.20: new Kansas
straights. 5.90a6.15.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
Lard-Firm: middle west, S.l5aS.2o.
Molasses-Steady.
Hay-Steady.
Hides-Steady.
Leather-Firm.
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Financial Notes.

Negotiations are under way between
the Electric Boat Company and the
the United states government on big
contract for submarines One foreign
country is reported to want 200, and
numerous orders from 10 to 100 have
been located
The Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company will neither deny nor
confirm the report that the New Or
leans, Mobile and Chicago system, re-
Gently sold at auction. Will be taken
over by the former company.
Chicago Great Westerns loadinSs for
August are close to the average of
year ago: above it if grain loads are
omitted, as unreasonable weather has
had a noticeable influence on ship
ments
The Southern Railway Company has
Just completed modern plant for han
ding coal for export. which Will be in
operation by September ]. giving
Charleston facilities equal to those of
any seaboard town for handling coal.
The terminal will have capacity Of
forty cars an hour. equal to 1000 tons.
which is fast as any coal ship now
in tho trade can load.
Chica COS leading national banks find
the call for cash for the country nearly
20 per cent below the crop-moving de-
mands of recent years.
Decreases in railroad earnings for the
third week of August. 1915. as COM
pared with the showing for the same
week in 1914, were reported as follows:
Buffalo and Rochester, s23.1S0: Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas. s52.926; St
Louis and Southwestern, $4,000: Texas
Pacific. $4,000. Gains in the same com
parison were as follows: Denver and
Rio Grande. s36.300: Denver and Salt
Lake. secs, and Western Maryland,
1914
Jitneys have been eliminated at
Charleston and Huntington w. Va. by
license fee of s2J, and orders to
operate between o'clock in the morn
ing and IL o'clock at night. with a
fixe-hundred dollar bond for
each jitney.
Condition of Treasury.
The condition of the United States
Treasury at the close of business YES
terday was:
Net balance in general fund, s54,964,-
4l4
Total receipts. s1,764.195
Total payments. sl,?42,560.
The deficit this fiscal year is S2S,134,-
?56, against deficit of S12,473,S27 last
year. exclusive of Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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Liverpool Exchange Session Changed

LIVERPOOL, August 26.-On account
of the change in the date of publica-
ton of the report on the condition of
the American cotton crop the cotton
exchange here will remain in session
until pm. August 30, instead of Au-
gust u. as previously announced.
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Southern Fly. gen. mortg. As. 6lI Ola
J1nion Pacific g 90
United States Steel I'd 5s. l0213 1921
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Exchange Seat Sells for $50, 900.

NEW YORK, August 26.-A, seat on
the New York Stock Exchange sold to-
day lat $4,000, an advance of $1,000
oyer the last previous sale.
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Ten-Point Advance Prominent.

Among miscellaneous issues General
Chemical IVES prominent for its ten
point advance to 800.
Trading in railways was nominal.
Noon--CoI pers rivaied war special
ties later. their activity resulting
largely from London advices reporting
a substantial overnight rise in the
metal there.
Anaconda. Utah and American Smelt-
ing rose to almost points over yes
terdays close. and Tennessee Copper.
although advancing only u, made the
new high record of So
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. August &c. - Bar silver,
=. l3-1Gd per ounce.
Money, :;1sa4 per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills ana three-
month. 47sa4 15-16 per cent.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Capital Traction. at s., IL at IS, . at STA
25 at SIS.
Washington Loan aud Trust. ] at a29.
Graphophopc CON-, rs at So j at 50.
Bid and Asked Prices
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EARLY SHOW OF STRENGTH
YIELDS TO FROST SCARE
Reports Are Discounted by Selling
on Part of Large Wheat Holders.
Market Eases Off.

CHICAGO, August ga show OF
strength in wheat at the opening soon
gave way today. scare that fol-
lowed further reports of frost in the
northwest was discounted by selling
on the part of large holders. who took
the ground that growing wheat was
too far along to be damaged by the
frost.
Opening prices were irregular. half
lower to quarter higher, with Septem-
Der a 80 to 991a, and December at S1s.
to 3SA. After a little excited t1uctua ton
the market eased off slightly below
oIening figures
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COPPER STOCKS RIVAL
WAR SPEC|A[T|ES TODAY
Tennessee Makes a New High Mark
of IS, London Helping
the Issues.
U. S. Steel Continues to Hold Its
observation-disclosures Scores
Record at 68.

NEW YORK, August &c. 1890 am
War shares We're again the dominant
feature at the opening of today's mar
ket, gaining > to almost > points.
Lackawanna Steel scored the new
high price of 6S on a further rise OF
81. and New York Airbrake rose ~
to ISL. while Studebaker advanced ia,
touching lis.
Other issues to record further I'M
provement included General Motors
General Electric, Westinghouse and
United States Steel held its leader
ship with an opening sale of 5000
shares at 1913. to 10, a rise of one point
with a similar gain for the preferred
at 11o3a
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Quota lions furnished ty. ". r Hibhs L Co..
members New York Sto~k Exchange. New York
Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board Of Trade.
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Interesting Souvenir.

The Continental Trust Company of
this city is presenting to its customers
n handsome souvenir of Mount Vernon,
the Home of Washington, in the form
of a blue book with buff trimmings.
the colors being those of the cont
nentals, and considered appropriate for
anything sent out by the Continental
Trust Company.
1t is a story such as a capable writer
might be expected to produce following
a visit to Mount Vernon and a study of
Washington's life and death.
Illustrations ara numerous, some not
usually seen in Mount Vernon stories.
Former Senator Nathan B. Scott has
an interesting page explaining why the
Continental Trust Company of which
he is president. is sending out the bro
chure.
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DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. August 26.-Iutter-Re-
ceipts, $3.50 tubs, unchanged
Eggs-Receipts, 6.156 cases; sulghtly
firmer; at mark, cases included, 11a2l;
ordinary f1rsts. 19ka2O1s; firsts. 201.a
211s.
Potatoes-Receipts, % cars, I'M
changed.
Poultry-Unchanged.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twentyfour
hours beginning at pm. yesterday:
mometer-Yesterday. 4 pm. 49,:
s pm. 70: Il midnight. s.: today.
am. 61 s am, "a: IL noon, 10: pm,
30. Maximum. so. at 5 pm. yesterday;
minimum. so. at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum. Sc: minimum. So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 pm. 1897;
S pm. 1891: ~ midnight 1898; today.
am. 5000; am, 1904; IL noon,
1905: , pm, 1908.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at 8 am: Great Falls-Temperature
so: condition. %. Dalecarlia reser-
voir-Temperature -; condition at
north connection, 40: condition at south
connection. 45. Georgetown distrib-
uting acknowledgements IL; con-
dition at influent gatehouse. 40; condi-
ton at effluent gatehouse. 30.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dspa;c to Tie Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w Va. August
26.-The Potomac and Shenandoah riv-
ers were both muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. August 26-Wheat-
Easier: spot No. red. 1.0712: spot No
red western, 1.09; August No. red,
1.071.; September No. red. LOG;
steamer No. red, 1.01 Il receipts. 169.-
337 bushels: exports, 222,117 bushels:
southern by sample. 90a1.06: southern
on grade. 1.02a1.0SA.
Corn-Receipts, $3.50 bushels.
Oats-Unsettled and easier: new No. 3
white, 46 asked; receipts, 1854 bushels.
Rye-Easier: new No. 2 western ex-
port, 1.04a1.O5: receipts. 100 bushels.
Hay-Easier: new No. timothy,
2O50a21 .O0:' new No. l clover, mixed,
1900 asked
Grain freights-Firm; steam to
Liverpool. per bushel, unchanged;
picked ports, per quarter, unchanged.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 26.--Butter-
Barely steady: receipts. S.266 tubs:
creamery, extras coz score), 25a a26:
creamery (higher scoring, 26laa27;
firsts. .24a251a; seconds. 221aa231s.
Eggs-Steady: receipts. 1899 cases;
firsts. 24a25k firsts, ss1aa231a: Sec
onds. 21a22: nearby hennery whites,
fine to fancy. 3Sa35; nearby hennery
browns. 27a30.
Cheese-Firm; receipts, 3.236 boxes;
state, whole milk. fresh, flats, white
and colored. specials, 1Sa13A; do. aver
age fancy, 12a.
Live poultry-Steady: western chick
ems, broilers, 20; fowls. II: turkeys,
l3a15 Dressed firm: western frozen
roasting chickens. 20: fresh fowls, iced,
1Sa1s; turkeys, iced. 15a16.
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LOWER PRICES MADE
! ON CAPITAL TRACTION
Sales Reported at So to SITS, With
Stock offered at s75s at the Close.
Lanston Neglected-Railway Shares
Nominal-Condition of National
Banks-Financial Notes.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The feature of the days session OF
the stock exchange was the sale OF
forty-four shares of Capital Traction
stock at 50 and s1's. followed as it was
BY offerings. after these records, at
s.ss, with ST.. the best bid This is a
new low for these shares on this move
ment and but slightly above the low
record OF the ycar-S6. There is MOTH
ing new on the street railway STU
alton. but the buying has been so re-
stricted and the bidding SO half-hear'-
ed that holders desiring to realize nave
become tired of waiting for better OPP
portunities to realize.
A little better support was given TO
Washing ton Railway common STOCK
with a bid of Sc. and the preferred o'd
was made 81, slightly better than recent
quotations.
Graphophone common stock sold at
81.
Lanston has resumed its former
ouietness. and is not likely to deNelop
any important movement until denhite
information is at the disposal OF the
public.
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Reactions Are an Offset.

AS an offset. however, there were re-
actions of / to y points in the war
stocks and steel. while the standard
railways. notably Union Pacific, Read
ing and Pennsylvania, were lower.
Chicago and Alton preferred, an in
9 ctive issue, sold at % against it's last
quotation of 111s.
Bonds Mere ire oular
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. August 26.-What-Spot
No. ? Manitoba, lis sgd; No. s. lis
AID: No. northern Duluth, lis sd.
Corn-Spot, American mixed, new, IS
Id.
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National Banks Condition.

ON June %, 1915, the date of the last
call for statement OF condition by the
national banks of the country. '.6o' OF
these institutions reported. Their total
resources were s11.I9J. 6S5. lo6.SS, a loss as
compared v 18th the May /, 1918, SHOW
ing, probably due to the withdrawal OF
government deposits in part from the
banks.
Loans and discounts showed an m
crease as compared with the figures OF
May l of sl6,0S3.o11 and of s22s,9oz'-4S
as compared with the June statement
in 1914.
Specie and legal tender increased oy
s54s9y,530 as compared with May l;
bills payable and rediscounts increased
by s7,5S6145; excess reserves amounted
to s77S.125,S24 new record, and $ol,.
s32999 greater than May l, 1919, and
s537142464 over the excess in the June,
1914. report.
Total deposits were s5o.299.5S0. com.
pared with May l, but s252,095, 10
greater than in the June. 1914. state
ment.
Surplus and undivided profits showed
a gain for the period between May 1
and June % to he about S24,00O,O0o.
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SAFETY FIRST.
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibbs Co..
members New York Stock Exchange.
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Steel Under Pressure.
Some of the specalties and coppers.
including Harvester and Tennessee,
rose to higher prices before another
reaction carried the list lower.
Steel was under pressure, falling to
1915.
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Die beutise Gage.

Gum eriten Mal lett Monaten I'll
an Der Iisne Elm Greignis BON Be-
oeutling paiiiert. Die Geutiden ba-
ben Die 6ran5oien noromeitlid) brn
.Soiiions, in Der @eegno bon goucn,
bort mo oie Sranaoien ailgebli6 ie.
Ben Sag an Serrain getponnen, ee=
iAlagen uno lie ~gestpungen, aurid
iiiber oie Iisne 81 geben. Deutide
1epelben liegen iber Sen 8orfal
nod nift Dor, es IaBt iib bober
nod ni6t %erfernen, nelde geoerl=
ting 0ieier grfolg fir Die ollgemei-
ne Sage bat, 10 piel iheint ieoen-
fails iider 81 iein, oaB er bel beoel.-
TENDER lit als Die 5~ran5oieu sugeite-
BEN. Muf BEN iibrigen S6ladffei=
bern lit nifts @idtiees paiiiert, al
les ideint bort nnber1n6ert 81 iein.
Son Sabris nitro eemeloet, oaB Die
Siirfen BON BORT aus peiter ms SRI
mere BON Beriier1 einriidten.
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Gum S~abreswedDiei.

Sreii6e iei oas critic @linqeu,
9as por 9eiiieu S6ritten idfpebt,
Slllges Snbr, bas Ietdbteno lebt,
gis Elm feierlidbes Gingen
Sid IN 9eiue &reife fuebt.
Come .ioa 9ih ii6erblenoeu.
llnermeifen lei oas 2idjt,
Siinaes Sabr, oas Sid iimfliht,
Gr6ite. belle aler Gnoen,
9is Die Siniternis 5erbridt.
Srieoe lei in 5iitt uno San5e,
Nroh @e0eihen pirf' iein Sell.
Sunaes Sahr. Iei ms sl Sell.
Wlah IN pilb fein Strrmoebraule.
Mahe feinen BERG an tell.
Siebe ibliese hire Minee,
No lid 6nit unb 6aB %ent8tpeit;
Sunaes Sabr. bon SeimIidlfeit
@inoe Gid an ale 9inae.
8rnus Die harte Sebnfuht ihreit.
ltuo 10 iteiait gu aus Dem 9uufel
Hie oie 2endte aus Dem Gdjabt
Ssuuaes Snhr, nit froher Niadt;
QiebIih lodi Gein QidtQehmfeI
Sunges Sabr, nm boIte @ddjfl
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&iefens sOumtag.

@eite 6ab' id 2ltsiebfadl
9ob id bleib' 3ubauie.
Sradt De Ole, mat id mad
Sn De SunntahspauIe.
Woll nm liebiten m0d)t let Iebn.
8enn id obGt am 8aidtroo ftehni
Set miro ibr mid ilidenl
6eite iuer0' id itridenl
Mat Die Sne maiden fam,
&ailn id lelber n1mlib
Hro iefpiB. id tell mir man
ytitb tpie lie 10 odmli1.
&ietite, ipie ie Gtunoen IaB
Wit bet 3anftimetermaB,
CHI ie't fon1te faIIen,
Wie cen Strump bbut paIieni
llnD oenn nabm fen @olIeflump,
3dhlte los II al 8adel
Waf for Nrbeet mad6t ION 5trltmp.
@aitb, Selenf n1b 6ade.
@af for MlalhenI Sotte bod1i
llito 5erlebte Fat Re nod
Pin De 8inaerpeae
eerle tpunoe Steae.
God Seieqfddft la6't it'd in
Sdaippern S1ee NIB plapperit,
$50 Re oenn 10 mittenDrin
Wit De Haoeln tlappern.
llilo ioiar int Spern6aus
8adell le ibr StridSellb aus
@eIhe itriden Goden,
Menn T ms Sibbab 6oden.
9riegte eridt nlein @ore mat,
Mh. tpie frob fem o6dt 'erl
Siae Woue foitSl Or bat
3nee ieb6r'ge Sreter.
Meinen 6onntad ipeno' id bran.
Gtride, mat i'd itrideu lam
Sriden bari feen ¬en
Marens Sinterpoten.
Stgmar Me6ring,
I'M 8erliner I'm
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Snnsmamnidaft
Son &nOoIf &er5oq i'm 7eloe
geoi6tet.
9as mar hellt' mnrnen 9

9as mar belit' mor9en.. Sic Come
rang
8ie 5ilngelnbes 2idt in bliu0er 2aterne,
Sdtperfdlig ldlt6en am @ieieubana
9te Nebel oaber 1no berbiiQten Die sserHe.
Seltcbt 8og ii6 arn 8oben Die i6liifrioe
Spur,
lro Die Come betaitete froiteInb lie NIT.
l1no bas 5ers in ser 8ruit mar eli;
t~roItlos Sing
llr1o ipirte ni6t 2u1t at itirmiideal
S6la9ef1,
1ito oas Iuee irrte lumber nno hino
Yin alIem nn0 nidts ltno beroaR bal0 6os
Srnger,
limb Die aippen i6lofien iid miirrii6 llno
miiD' =
&ononen &anonen, idafft NuIif in's
@ebliit.
&ein MorierboB iinst, feiu @ranaterlz
tenor,
Sic Some berfladert, es rieielt Ser Hez
gen,
Nlr elm Iari6tritt bringt aus Ser Gb'fe
berbor,
9tnr ein @dridtritt, uno IHon hornt 6os
DIR linn entgeeen.
Sebt ndber unb ndber. ~. Sebt torleuD
inn Saft.
Srt19nanni6aft Der 6eimot, bepehrt lrO
+ bepadt.
Gin 2ieb auf Sen 2ippen ing fein6Iide
&ie laden nl1b leudten Die Augell oen
Snn9en.
limb oas 2ieb bleibt 5uriid ipie Elm flat
ternbes 8an0
llno bat 0o6 rltr INNER ben &ehrreiut
gef6lungen.
Sic T0glein = i'm @aIoe - 0ie fonue1
10 humber
,St Der Seirtot - in Ser Seimat- Sc
gtbt's ein 8ieberiebn.
SIN 8alo in ser 5eiInat hi
9euti6lano babeim u
gSte ftrablenoe Sonnen 6urdfhimmert' 8
ben Woraen
llio ib ltrlge 1tto iun1ue BEN fmItGoIel.
Neim
Als ldge Elm fotIid SSufpeI orin perbore
ben.
St1 Watfetieaen, elm 3~alt6eraeraltn:
0at 0reiit unb mir Iafien bicb 0eutTc1-
m iN9AR ".
Sungmannidoft, mas fiibrif I'M Sornis
tier DIT nit?
zen 9aaridauftab? llnb Sen gbrerl6eaen?
9tr aameraoen IN gleidem Shritt.
Wir begen ben S9lii1el sllm 2oltber@
iegen.
er fibt IN Der Sdeibc, er Gauert i'm
Qdlff -
t,L xii r. g.
oraufI
llno lie iiaO am 8efto, nnb lie beiBen
ii6 felt
ltno lie l%tiirr1en boran, mo Die SABINE
8ie6t.
Sant oreinl gerfIu9t per bie Sabne
LGBtl
llnO alis Gebeleetpoa font i6r Qieb, iGr
Gieb.
STE Soalein i'm @aloe = oie innoei,
10 Dunoer=ipm1oerfd16n.
Sn Der 9einldt - in Der 6eintot 81
gibt's Elm @ieberfe6iI.
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Staat. nnb GpnntD ; Gtemern fur
Sas Snbr 1914 anf @rnno- nnb pcr-
iOnlides Giscntnm, mifcn bis 5nnt
81. Sanuar 1915 an ben Stener-&oI,
leftur S. u. Bitter entridltet iuer.
ben, Tim bic 3ablnns elmer Straic
NIB Soften BON 10 Irusrnt, Sic auF
p%erionlidles Gisentmm crbubem iucr.
ben, at DermciSen.
s. q. 9abis,
GonntD $ Nidlter.
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WeidD1fts= aalemoer
0Dls umO apNe.

ssh baIten bic bette aobIe nnS ons
bette 8%rennboI5. Probiert ltns. @stast
Wpob & Goal 81. grodett 6053, gielss
EEL. 1911.
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9as @olS ppr Der Sront.


tritt Yeter &oiegeer in Der @ra5er
9agespoit fir Die 3eidnuua ser
&rieesanleibe elm. @oIo nnb Glen
laBt er 8erioilei1 iperoen uro in eli
mem Marden idilbert er, mie iebr
IN bieier eiiernen 3eit audi oos @oIo
ra5u beitragen muB, ben 5iee IN
Dem Seloenfampfe Ser @egertpart Git
erringen. or idreibt: ssn einem
@infeI Der @ertbeimfaiie lebnte oer
@olobarren nno idlud8te. 9eoe uilo
oltlfel int @elaB, uno oas @oIo muI-
te ipeinen.
Da REF pI0sIif Sic giienipono ser
Safe NIT barter Gimme: a@ns
Deulit Oh, Saugenihts2"
~8eil ib elm 9augenidts bin, ge~
woroen bin i'm @efanenis", iaete oos
@ol6.
SID ou morIt es iinmer!!" ricf
oas Glen. Oh tparit ME fir et-
mas Gedtes 5i brduden. Qur fir
Enno unb Soffart.@
Gos @olb erinnerte. sd mar
i'm gait5ell Geid oas ein3ig 8eItdnDi-
ge, id trobte ben Gleuienten. SD
ruar Der 5erri6er.1
Gas Glen: Limo bait 0ie Mell-
ldlen berfiibrt uto beroorben."
@ol0: u0ie perfiibrt ullo per-
oorben iein moltell. Sic baben mid
ernieorigt ni9t id iie.1
Glen: uSeudlerl ltno luie ge.
ringiddbig bait ou itpts bernbgeblidt
auf mid. Sbid)ou IN mir oaein 81,
&raft, Die Mrbeit uno Die @ebr liegt.
Sd glnilb's, ooB eS oid palrrnt,
melin iest in erniter 3eit iid) dnes
bon Dir menoet, tpetln Da1 bon alien
Seiten boren mlBt: @olo gebe ih
fir Giieni"
@olo:. n0ieie 3eit lit oein. aber
ih modte idon nod mas leiften,
luenn man mid nift bier gefanger
hieIte.~
Glen: gu mas leiIten2 &c
mare ib bod neugierig.~
Solo: limb 5eigen, onB id ebeit
ie itorf bin mie on
Glen: n@enn OH 10 itarf biif
berfuh's, geb' jebt BIOS eilllnal ing
Sreie. Nidt tpnbr, iuie iif) 0ic
3eiten dnbernl Gonit marIt 0ll
mein Serrider left bin id oein Ser
fermeiIter.
Solo: Sage mir, Glen, bit ou
elm coles MetaI2"
Glen: Gas iiebt bod olle @elt.
8il0: so LAB mid frei Oh nirit
ieben, mas id fam"
Giien: SD fam mfrs 6erifen.
Zen Gr1merbnoen miiroelf ou su-
Iaufen, ben Spielbo[Iem Sen Cater
hduiern.@
9os Solo fonnte cine 8ei[e nid)t
jpreden Dor ardnfung. gnoIif Iag-
te es leiie: Sd miiroe ms Sell
5ieben Dor Die syront."
Glen: 10u2 IN ms Selo?
@ol anr, UNI ben 8eino au beiteden,
bob er iid fangen IdBtl~
@olo: ySnrtes giien. @ie woIfc
i'd oeinen Spott 81 ifon6en ma
d|enl"
Nun miiroe oas Glen n~odoenflid,
uno idaute emit oilf oas @oIo, Dos
i'm 8nnfeln elm tpenig Ieudtetp.
o@ut~, ingte bas giIen. yiuenn es
pobr iit DAB on inns ernftIid III Sill
fe fommen tpilit in oieIer 9ot, 10
min if) BEL Geiner Maieitdt elm @na.
oenaeiudl einreihen I'M oeine gefrei-
mna.@
Shon ant ndd)iien Tage mars, Sc
bate Der &oiier 6ie &riegsan[eihe
anqeoroHet. SogGeih ipraneen ane
&aiien ouf i'm gan3en 2ono. oos
Solo oranq III Die @elt, b~ereiniats
iih 81 einem &iefenbeere, Soa ins
SeI0 un0 brad)te ben idmerbeorina.
ten Soloaten ui1enoIide Iengen boz
aambf. ulo 9ebensmitteIn. Elm Weei
Ron friider &raft mo bon Screens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15
6reie YreTe fit seras: 5reitag IS. 9anuar 1875

mutt. Sn nelter, unmi6erlteblider
&raft entbrannte Der &f mo Der
6eino Dltroe gei6lagen. 9os to-
pierre @olo lit baum nusge5eidnct
fporoen nit Dem giiernen &reli3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15

SuftOren gfmmins & Sauis, 3abn.
1r5te, iino nad Dem 9raoD.@ eb1uoe,
3inmer 307-308, eeeeniiber bern
@untersSotef, unige5ogen.