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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26
a Titanic Game
of Check erS.

Al this present moment Mr..
Schwab is playing a titanic game
OF checkers With full.size houses
Tor the pieces and PENNSYLVANIA
landscape for checkerboard. or
course. he, doesn't actually toss
houses apniil. yfrh' his own hands,
any more than he personally fash.
IONS - thought armor plate for
the l. Government or guns and
shells 20 Keep the European war
soins. lie simply plans the moves
in the game and his engineers and
an army OF workmcn do The rest
Move The big house from it's
hitie nil over onto the big hill"
says Mr.. Schwab. And the engi.
neerS proceed to so about it,
The next move" says Mr.
Sch"ab. is TO move the little
house from the big hill over TO
the mcdium-sized hill"
Very good. Mr.. schwab," and
the engineers hire some more work.
mon.
After that" says the steel man.
you can move Paddy Moran's
mouse over into Tho next valley;
rs out OF The game"
While the engineers figure ON
the details Of this new move Mr..
Sch"ao Remarks:
by the by don't disturb any
trees in 'nahing these moves
"Bl, the trees are in the wav
Mr. schwsb." protest the startled
engineers.
"Tu, tut" says the steel man
40 mas llst received cable from
a Hlfopean government ordering
NOR" 'Ap!oslF" shells. Jack 10
I"' t.o1s,s and skid them over the
'p"s %. the trc"s-ihcy're ONLY
ihlrty fee, nigh.
hl' Slr. Schwab. the cost
On iaats all right; turn in
ana ;ae steel man boards his
Pfl'a ie car at Cresson. Pa. and IS
on % 90 Bethlehem steel mills for
the day IS work. va
INC h@s' part Of this story is
-, 'N't'' lack Of cXaggcration.
~, ~ ','""aD IS actually playing mis-
I'taH. f"lne OF checkers on; near
loietto Va where L.. owns som.
square mics Of hilly Landscape and
IS preparing 10 build a great stone
lnahsio!i on the cistwhilc site of
MS lorn'eF moro modest, yet SPA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

ers started. but the new site for tho
oiu mansion VAS occupied by the
comfortable cottage OF the SUPER.
ihtcndent of Immcrgrun, as MIR.
Schwab's handsome estate at Lor-
otto is named. First, the super-
m'ehdents cottage had to be moved
10 third convenient knoll.
Inc third piece" in the game
was the rather humble frame
structure known in that part Of
pennsylvania as the Paddy" Mo.
ran nome. There is yet fourth
piece OF strategic Importance on
mis- landscape chcckerboard = tho
ola bcngclc hotel. built nearly a
hundred years ago - and Mr..
Schwah is moving" them like the
others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

cious, country Il 0 m Q.
Probably most men
would have had the lat
ter torn down to clear
the ground for its sue
cessor; but Mr.. Schwab
would not hear OF such
a thing. Ever since he
was elevated to a place
among the elect in Mr..
Carncgic's employ he and
his family have spent
months of each summer
in this old summer
home. For the sake of
these associations, Mr..
Schwah will preserve the
huge frame structure on
another hilltop site sew
cral hundred yards to
the westward, where it
Will serve as a home for
some near relations.
Right here is where
the titanic game of check.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

The Present Schwab Residence ac .ed In ,yc 49,
Iree-lops TO Make Room i:arson on This Sita

really titanic climax. Ordinary
mortals, in moving their houses.
stick to the solid ground. Mr..
Hch"ab moves his through the air.
as the crow flies = at an expense
which scandaiilcs the moving cop.
tractors. The true reason illus
trates an engaging bit of sentiment
which most people probably would
expect to find in the personitica.
tion OF Wall Streets most sky
rockety War Stock"
AS he charged the contractors
engineers. the moving in each in.
stance was 10 be ccomplished
without cutting down, or i'm any
way injurinS, tree or tho Schwab
vineyards. And the routes for or.
binary moving on terra firma were
covered with trees and vines. II
was case to paraphrase =
"Movcr-man, spare those trees:
touch not single bough. In youth
they shaded me. and III protect
them now
Jack 'em UP and skid 'cm over"
said Mr.. Schwab, rs above quoted.
The natives Of that region. who
know MIR. Schwab so well they call
him Charlie" to his face. have
memorizod this laconic order and
quote it with evidences of keen ON.
Joymen, 10 every newcomer.
"Charlie's" Game
TIckles the Natives.
That's Charlie all over" they
declare, DO it. an hang the nx
pcnso that's Charlie Scbwab's
way Jackin' up all them there
houses. buildin' long trestles, an
skidden' en- off through the air
VIII cost Charlie forty thousand
dollars, mcbbc more - but what
does ne carc."
1t appears that Charlie" was
careless when ne told the cp,,-
hccTs the trees were ONLY thir.v
!ect high. When the workmen gang
got the old home lacked I'D that
i,gh, and the structure was won.
n'lhS on It's stills. they found tnat
Il iurthcr rise Of seven feet would
o' necessary TO clear the tops If
som" Nnrth Carolina p0plars. Now
n" 'armrr" Of the surrouudinr
heIshDorhcod mold very Iow opin.
ION o. tnchc trees, which go In.
'ccich the moving gang thar ono
OF III" ~orkmcn grabbed n saw and
shortened one of them by thc
amount OF those seven Interfering
feet. NE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

That workman was promptly dis
charged, and it is said that the
moving contractor is still sweating
.Gr fear that Mr. Schwab's InsDcc.
tor will carry out his threat TO
make him pay a heavy penalty Tor
aisobcyinS orders to spare tho
trees. From that time on whco.
ever a foo, more of tree stood IN
The way Of a moving house the
housc simply went up foot higher
into the air.
There are many trees between
the two locations and 1t was son!c
'l'nc beior" a contractor was fcu /!
VINO would guarantee 10 raise the
house TO a height which would
The Old paddy" Moran House
Which Is Being Moved a
Quarter Mile Because It IN
terferes With the Entrance
to the Schwab Estate.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-25

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-25

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-25

d For Former Price---Without Req
r cost of merchandise, the trick mus
goods must be turned into money, an
e talk? Certainly they will talk, an
mere. twill be wonderful demonst
&c your preparations right now. DOM
.at treat. You'll never live long enoug]
lifferent; bear in mind. Other sales mi
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-25

StuDendO11S
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-25

III drop from the top Of thf
ing so tiny rubber balloon.
a tag on each, and many O:
ags will call for free presents
same feature will be repeated
aV mOrninU at QO'c]Ock
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-11-25
Eor V,luo DDCQCNTQ

VI VOlUVs 1V(H
turned. Quick
lis must be done prOyoopt111
ak all the more Wy
ion of what cash 81 minutes
der any CirCum- u1o will Iro,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
PRESIDENT WILL SUPPORT
SUFFRAGE IN NEW JERSEY
Explains That His Vote Is to Be That
of Private Citizen and Not as
Leader of Party.
THINKS QUESTION STATE ISSUE
Wants It.I<ept Out of Party Politics
and Says Ii Is Not Matter for
National Recommendations Cnbi-
net Members Line Up With Him.

WASHINGTON. October d-Prcsident
Wilson will vote for the woman suf-
frasc State amendment in New Jersey
his home state, at the special election
on October 10 lie said to-day he would
vote. not as the leader OF the Demo
Mr. Wilson said he believed the ques-
tion should not I've made party issue,
and should he decided by the States not
the national government.
The following statement was given
out at the White House:
IL intend To vote for woman suf-
fra-c in New Jersey because I believe
that the time has come to extend that
privilege and responsibility 10 the
women Of the state; but | shall vote.
not as the leader OF my party i'm the
nation. hut only upon ms private con-
Nirtt"u as citizen uf New jersey
called upon Ivy tn" Legislature of the
stat" 10 express his conviction at the
polls. think that New Jersey viii
u" greatly benefited 10y the change
MY position with regard to the way
in which this great question should be
handled is well known. believe that
II should he settled by the States, and
not by the national government, and
that in no circumstances should II be
made party question. and my view
has grown stronger at every turn OF
the agitation"
Secretaries Garrison. McAdoo, Red
field and Wilson, who will vote on the
question IN The near future. have de-
cl"rcd i'm favor IL equal suffrage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
DIR. ANNA HOWARD SHAW
GRhTIEII;D AT NEWS

NEW YORK, October 6.-Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw. president of the Ma
tionAi American Woman Suffrage Asso-
cI1uon, IN statcnent here today -x-
pressed her gratification at the news
that President Wilson would vote for
the suffrage amendment in New Jersey
ana predicted that nothing can stop
us from carrying New Jersey now"
This shows, her statement con-
tinued, the essential soundness Of the
historic monpartisau tradition Of the
National Association. II sufraEists of
America had followed English advice
ana aligned themselves against the
Democratic party. do YOU think We
would to-day have the support for
State suffrage of the dominant poli.i-
ca! party? No. we would face the same
stubborn masculine opposition as that
which confronts Mrs Pankhurst and
her followers in England. The Amcri-
can way is the better way in my juIe-
mont"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
krengel and Shoemaker
Restored to F Full Rank

Action of Police Board In dropping
Sergeant krenEei and demoting Ser
Sennt ShOmnker mt special meeting
In held null and void. md both mon
nre restored to former rink.
Police COmniinsiOncr Gordon d.
rects Chief Werner to Investigate
ind. if Justified. to prefer churgcx
nRninst l<rcngcl I'm connection with
his traffic In jeweIry or for other
cnuses.
No abatement IL made by COmmin-
SiOner Goodc In regard to his rcsIg-
nnfiOn, which hns been requested D.,
the City Council.
CommissiOner Well announced TIM I
he Will tnke no part in the trial of
Krengei.
Cfuzcns' mass-meet1nE to protest
against conditions In the Police De-
pnrtmcnt will be held Tonight mt
the John Marshall High school, not
wtthstnndinR the rcstorution of po-
lfccmcn to office.
Arrangements hnve been mndc for
nn overflow meeting M the Broad
Street NIcthodist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Worlds Series Games Philadelphia. oc,o-
her ana .. VIA York River Line from Rich.
mcnd. round trip fare 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

To Baltimore and beyond. Excellent steam
er service Only $3.50 way; $3.50 round
trip Delightful sail up Chesapeake BaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

S4.95-DANyILLE AND RETURS-Sia5
S3.00-CnASE CITY AND RETURS-S300
Via Southern Ry. account county fairs.
Dates OF sale. Oct 3-S and Oct, 80 re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
SUFFRAGE oRGt tNIINTIONS
THtNII PRESIDENT wnSON

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NEWARK, n j., October 6.-The fol-
! lowing telegram was sent to-day to
President wilson by the co-opcratlye
committee OF the suffrage organizations
of New Jersey:
The cooperative committee, rcpre
s"ntins all the suffrage organizations
oI New Jersey, ~congratuiatcs and
thanks YOU for your magnificent
statement in favor OF the New Jersey
suffrage amendment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Continued on Third Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
GREEK PEOPLE GIVE
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION

French officials declare that the
landing of the allied troops will take
its course. and that the Greek people
have given them an enthusiastic rcccp-
ton.
bulgarian reports are 10 the effect
Continued on Second PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
1T PAYS TO TRAVEL YORK RIVER LINE

Continued on Third Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Continued on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Will Report the Games for The Times
Dispatch. See Electric Scoreboard
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

v%ieaeld)t lGBt i'm Der SberIt mieoer
5llrildfommen!"
Sles mdren feline ollaenebmen Ne.
Den riir Den 8efalgenen, obcr er iab
Id)rpel9enO mo realtnaslos, bis oos
8efdbrt ror Der Scffmlng i'm 9era.
obbaiig allhielt. Gonn ltieo er miihs
Jam pom Mngen. ituno eillen slllaeu-
bid it'll mo lieB ieine Nuaen iiber
Ole Sanoid)aft id)peiien.
Sa, or luilBte, onB Die bDicn @c.
rlld)te ilber 0icien Srt nid)t iibertries
ben marel. lltter oeu @efonaenell
gait cine Serlirtbeilm1 81 oieier
Wfllc gleld)bc0ellteno nit Den 600,
ilno Die blpBe 0robluna ooInit 6rad)te
DIE MioerlpenItlgen 5I llnterniiriio-
felt. Gies mllBtc Ger %crllrtbeilte
mobl, mo nit GrlaubniB ocs %llllter-
pffi5lers %perlueilte CT einen Monlent,
Tim nod einen 9lid allf sic Sber-
flad)e pom @ottes Groe 81 meriei.
IS lit Derig iiber Wittaa, itlO Die
come Itrablt bod oben am Sirina-
ment, Die @c9enO lit einformia umo
ooe, dber Dem lln9liidlihen crideinl
lie mlulOerbar id,on. Niemols miro
er oas belle 2id,t bes Cages mieoer=
ieben, bas iid) I'M ISluB ipieaclt, nod
Den friid)en 9~lbenorpino fiiblen unlO
Dem 8e5pitIfcr Ger %ogel lailidjen.
Dine oaB er es iueiB, ober bemertt,
miro Die Some nufaeben uno per-
idnpInoen, mlo ibrc Strablen iiber
plele Sdnoer lllo 9tationen perbrei-
ten; aber teiii Strnbl miro Die tieie
Nunfelbeit ieinea &erfcrs ourd)orir=
gen! Sir i'm bate 0nS Sid)t auioe-
bort 5li lem! GicQeift ltien Die
Come eben ilber Oas brape alte Gna-
loiio, uielleid,t pdrmtc lid, Iett eben
Sallina in Bern IN ibren Mprgen.
ltrablcn!
Cine Salib legte iid auf Coming
tons Sduilter; Der @eiangenc iuhr
uilt mo lellle Soften flirrten. Gr
manotc lid, Inn mo folgte Dem llnter-
o%ffi5ier Der aoiafel. Mcbrere bun-
bert Sdrittc melt iiibrte cin nieori-
ger, ellger, bori5ontaler Sang ooer
Sulncl IN Ous Sllllerc Oes Werges,
Damn bielt Die @ade, ulO ser @efon.
gene beianO lid) in einem fleinen, iel-
iigcn Houln, Der Ollrd) eini9e Salg.
fer5em idmnh erlelld)tet mar. EGnaS
Der Snlle Lief cine robe Sant. aui
meld)er orei ooer pier Mann oltsr1lb-
ten; ncllglerlg bctrad)teten lie Die Ins
tommen0en.
,Sier, Vriloerd)en, bobt SIR eillell
&dmeraoen an Stelle Oes leBtel, Ger
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

nltreten?" fragte Cir goilaro &on
oal beim Sriibitiid leine Srail.
so" erpiberte iie crnlt, lid boiil
6u @ptt, oaB CT Griolg bnben miro"
v@os, GmiIie. milit Oh pielcidll
bebaupten, oaB Oh, cine Srou, ole n
Den meiiten SGllen pcrniiuitig lit
mirflld) an an Dies iibiriide @e.
ldnpas glallblt? l%lniilrL meme Siebe
Sdslenere glaubt ielbit uid)t oarun
aber er bolt cs fir baa bette, cincn1
eigeniinnigen WdOd,cn nad)5llgcbcn.
I'D babe INNER Mioolctpn &c.
aldlibt," crmiberte Saop HallOal III
big, limo babe feine Geronlniluna
meme Nniid)t ju 1noern. Sd CLAUDE,
Saalcmere benimmt lid, portrefflid."
d, gepiB glnilbit III oas," Ipot
tete Der Baron, Limo I'm nm nlt1'
melncu @lnllbel an 0ieic pcrriiftt
@cld)id)te 5ll helpciien, babe id) Ser
fins bedltttrdgt, cine ilclles S%eltanlcllt
ailf5ulesen nnlo es mir beute sum I'm
t%er5eld)len 5t bringen. ga, Oh
fannit laden" filhr er Grgerlid) tort,
obgleid ieine Srau feline Miene per
5pgell bate, voenn Gein &crmogen iii
aeIid)ert, ober Seine eigenlinnigc
9tId,te fam id) beltrafen. Sic alalibt.
0eorg lci nod nm Seben mo lpili
and urls 5u Oieien @lauben iibcrre-
Den; NUM- ib merbc ibrer Sollnc nud)=
gcbcn mo 0oS @ltt Morc-Gump,
Nurf ulo olca iibrigc inn pcrnln-
helll VlIt III llid)t cnt5iidt ilber
meme 9cfcbruna 5l ibrcn IniidJ-
temp"
9lber Hubp Hunool perlieb baS
3lmner, obnc 81 %ullhportell. Gbe Die
Sollle lllter9lna, bate Der lartaItl-
Idle Baron lelnen portreiilid)en @is
sur Nusfiihrllng gebrod)t, melfcr Den
3rpef bate, ieinc 9tihte Der Ntoglid-
felt 81 berallbell, nuh ieinem Jooe
lelne Grbidaft an5lltreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

Dem Softor burd oie Singer AZ.
ldliipit it,"
v@as, Summer 81 lit to0t?"j
rragte Der 6iibrer. .Sar Elm miirri.
ld1er Surihe, Der inns piel an ihoiienI
nladlte;; ober oieier ideint itarf rno
nohl9ebaut jt lein, lolfe. fonnen mir
bier llitten %bruilfen," u,o babel oeu.l
tcte er nit Dem Gaunlcn in ser Hid,.;
tlllig llod) elmer idmarjen SefinungI
IN Der Grbc.
9tad) mo llodl Neruobnte lid 0erE
Strorltlg an oas Salb0unfel rn6l
bllftc iIumIllfilrlid) rad) Der Wiir.i
Dung oIeIer ldpnrjen @rltbe, ousi
neld)er ell IdNpafeS. eintoniges.
oltlpfes @erduid gebort muroe, bos'
tim nit Gntieben erfiilte, oenn err err.
fannte, Dab es bon Der Gllnpe her.,
rilbrte, unb Wllbte, ooB es iein plen.,
oes Sdifial lei, oieie roitige Na.
lflnc III Sang 5u ieben, bis sic Gil.
tlge Sano oe5 SooeS i'm erloien
mer0e.
y3iinoet Die Sufeln an uno iiibrt
Den Vlrlden binltnter," riei Der Nuts,
leber, ooenn Oos Maiicr lit id)on eta
mas geltiegen! 9timm linn Die aet4
ten ab, aurlom! Sprt uilten liro iiet
niht notbig!"
o&omnL 9riioerheL" iagte eiiler
Der Nf1nner. melher nit elmer ,Sadel
III Der Sanb an Ranoe oes Sfaftes
ltdno, .iieh' INNER nnd) oben ma
perller' lliht oen aopf, llnterofii-
5ier, peld)e Drummer bat 0ieies nelle
Mlt9lieO r%nierer @eiellid)uit?"
oGr bat nod feline erbdlten," erpi.s
oerte Der aolaf, oer lit telt angefom.a
men. Gr mar humm genlig mo
mollte Dem aommonoonten einrebeiI,
or lei elm engl0uoer."
Gin G~ualGnoer! Sold,' elm SpaBi
Nber menn er Elm Siirfe ooer 9teaer
mare. uGre eS bier ousielbe," lad)te
Der Iufleber, ergriff cine Saterne,
leuhtete onmit Dem StrGiing ms @e.
lidt mo betrahtete i'm idlarf.
IN iagit, Su ieieit fem Hriie2"
fragte er.
sd bin fem Hiliie," erwioerte oer
8eiaugene, oa6er Gas lit iest glei6-
gilltig; olio porparts, ulb laBt mid
oas Shlimmlte erfabren!"
Ger gufieber ltarrte Den Spreter
nod cine @eile neugieriq an, oann
nabnl er ieinem llnteraebenen Die
Sudel ans ser Sano mo ging poran
nad) Der Miiuoung OeS Sdad)tes.
Gortiesurg foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
p. & apitel.
sic ~pcrlaiienc Wine.

Snnerhnlb elmer @in5Grumln0 por
boben EoQilooen Itnnoen Elm hnlbes
NltBello bOl5erile Sd)nppell. aus oerel,
SDliren cine Sd)anr Don Mdmlerll
berpprtrat, meldc man an ibrer &lei.
Dung llnO an Dem lInallfborlidcl
&lirren ibrer aetten leid)t ais StrGf.
lllge e%rfannte. Sll's Sreic gelnngt,
itcllten lie lid mIlitGriid gepronet All
llr0 erpartcten oaa 9luflhlieben oer
Tiorten uno Den 9efebl, Der lie lire,
tdgllfen Irbeit 5ufiibren iolltc. Cine
baBlld)e Wai'e BON Gerbreden mn
llngliif lit in Oieier G%in5Gunlns per
Innmelt; Menihen iito oieie @e-
id)ppfe, inioiern lie auiref,t geben mn
cine Sprad,c iprcd)cn; ionit ubcr ba-
ben lie menig menlhlid)es an lid.
@abrenO lie nit ibren raliertell
aopfen NM oiiiteren 8eiid)tern ou.
lteben, perfiir5en iid) ciniae Die 3eii
nit roben Sp1Ben, mdbrenb nnoerc
boffnungslos 81 @oOen bliden; IN
lbrem IeilBeren lirl0 lie nlle 10 Gbn-
lid) llnO ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Dap nilr Die
erfabrenen @1htcr tic bon chamber
ulterldeioen fonnen .-Thpiioanonli
item bebaupten, onB Sellte, meld)e be.
ltonoig 5uionmHn mobnell, imlmerf-
lid cine g%elpiiie Iebnliffeit ailneb-
men.-SIe biloen elllcn i6redlidleil
Inblid, Oiele milOen Sbierc in Mel.
~ldengcltalt, oieie Nerbrchcr, meld)C
5u barter Nrbeit i'm Srnern Der Groe
p%erlrtbellt iino, bis lie lid oiinet, I'M
lie filr INNER auf5lnebmen.
IS lit faum cine Stunbe nod) "a.
gesonbrud. Die Sonne ergieBt ibre
Strablen 'iiber Die Groe olls, Die 30
gel biipfen iroblid) BON 3peig 81
3melg, alleS mare rllblg, frieolih,
ifolt, obne Die 8egemmart oieleS Nus.
luuris Der Menidbeit. Eioblid) per.
lnlmmt olles: Der Somnlonoont
Sbcrit HcIptill, tritt in Die Gip,1ll.
nllng. Gr id)reitet Die Heihen ocl
@efanaenen elltlang, Damn miro III
ldariem Conc ein gefcbl aegeben
uno Ole &erbred)er moridiren ub an
lire tdGlide 6robnarbeit. Sic bobel
orei Mellen III gebcn, bis lie Den Ar.
beitsort crreiden. 60 mar e.
geltern, 10 lit ca beiltc mo 10 miro g
morgen lem, bis enblid Gas Gmol
fommf.
Sie Str1ililge mnrcn burh oeI
Eallilaoen5uln perid)punoen mo oel
aomnlnloant untcrbiclt iid) nit Oer
ibm mltergebeneu Siiiiicren.
oSobesiGle. Softor?" iru0tc el
nndldiiig mo ohnc Ole 3igarrc ans
Dem Mun0 81 nehnIell.
r9tur elmer, Nerr Sberii." untmor
tete DER 2ir5t, Die Miisc %beriibrenO
drummer y elm nid)tSntBigcr, III
5uirieoener Surid)el @ut. onB nil
i'm enolid) los geporocn iiu0l"
drummer ~" ermioerte DER Som
mono0nt nnd)ocntlid,, ..lpur ooa 0el
Sdnurte, Der melnen &orgGnNcr an
5eigtc, neil cr i'm an oen Sdlubtar
rem idmieoeu IleB?"
olcrielbe," cruiOeric Der 9lr5t la
d)eno, ~nbcr oeralciden bate menit
Giuilu6 oui mcinen oomnligcn Gbei
mo Die lroblng, i'm led)o Wionatr
in Der pcrluiicnen Niine ,orbeiten II
lallcu. brod)te Den Nuridcn ulli bel
lere @eoantcn, mo cr 500 Die alagJ
mieoer 5urild,"
oQieie p%erloiiene 0iine lit mirtlid
EN- Segen iiir ms" bcmerftc oel
&ommunodni. ooic mnb1noigitei
Sdurfeu iuerOeu gciilglg bel ocI
bloBen Irobumg, iic Oortbin 5ll len
0cI."
olort miro ein onocrcr s(rbeitcl
nothIa icin" bcnIcrtte ocr Aojutont
pon Nunlmer - inns neitcrcn Cor
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lein," Iu9te zines Cages ein Mann,
Der allBcrlid cincm oltslGnoiidcu
SergniigunaareiieuOcn glid ulo lie
auf Der StroBe einbolte, Sic boheil
etpds perloren." Nabcl reid)te cr ibr
einen flelllen Brief uno aing meiter.
Stamina mari cilen Slid allf Die Nllfs
ld)rift, meld)e beutlidl oil lie gcrid)tct
luar, Damn elite lie mad, &aulc, I'M
Den 9rief 5lt leien. Gr lolttcte:
0lhltb! Gr lit am Sebell mo &c.
Juno. 9leibe, mo on Bit"
Sas mar ales; fem Intum, feline
llnterid)rlit, nber oos gebeimnibpolle
Eapier mirfte mlmoerpoll bcrnbigeno
auf ibr georiidtcs Ser5.
Iebnlid)e Sotidaiten folgten bon
Belt 81 3eit. allt bon anoerer Seite
erbielt lie troitlihe Nodlrid)ten. Die
Sriefe, Delhe lie pom ,Siiriten Sllon-
fop ltno ieiller @attin empfina. ma
rem unpcrlcBt, muroen olio nift mebr
bon Den aebeimen @elpalten beiidtiai,
unO ibr Slbolt 5ei1tc, Dab Ole Ser
bannten hciterer IN ibrc 3ufullft blif-
ten, pbgleid) allc G"in3clbeiten ior1iGl-
rig unlgdngen murOel.
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4abt Sbr Gin Silr ccc
81. &atcre inn Nauic?

Mpbl mandcr eeier nnb mam6c aeierin manidt lid elm Bib
unieres M. Ynfrs, Yaph Ycnebht XIV. Wir GWb INN In Der Gage,
Gin SelbrndiarbcmbilO ais gsanSihmmt 81 ier biasem Yreie an5n-
bicten. is 1T Gin iarbenrcihes grnttiIb, aut welhem Der &l. Batter
The @anp init Dem 1iderrimse sciGmhdD ben paphIi6en Sssen
fpenoenb, bargchcnt iii.
Sas Sln iii Is bel 20 3On unb eismet lid in bie6r o5rOfe sum
Ginrabmen ais 3immcridmuf. Sn jenm fatboGiden Sauie ipae en
9Th ocS StenucrtreterS Gbrihi anf Grben, bs Sauptes Der tatbp.
liihcn 6irhe, oes sr5hten ySeltrcihes anf Groeu, 81 ieben ian.
Wir babcu abfdtid Elm Bib our Yerbrctnms sswabNt bus alien
aud ben mlnSerbcmitteten fatbuliihcn 8aniHen-6Hr Verfngung
nebt. Der mbcramS biniac Yrcis pom % Gcuts iii faum ucnrcrsucrb
mn aepik mercem reht piMc 3cier ih pieks Sln oes 81. @aters
prompt prrihafru Wonen.
Yau bcnute sci. iulscnncm
ScHcll5cttcL
St nno SGtnm
Catholic Erinting 50, Subuamc, SoWa.-
@ecbrte &crrrm !-Senbcn Sic mir 9el. fir bcliesen.
ben Yetraa uou % Gcnts nas Bib hes Iapnes YeneSit XIV. in Del.
Iarbenbrmd, pprtuirci ar fplscnbc Aorcie:
SUruamc uno 9ame
Staot uper eamoppt