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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
ALBANY

A. j. Miles was home Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Day of Woodbury. visited at
Frank Days last week.
D. II. Hackett visited friends in Ber-
lin Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Goddard were in Bur-
llngton returning Friday.
Maurice Hayden is spending a few
days with Mrs. D. II. Hackett.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bashaw were
visitors in Montpelier Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin of Newport Wis
tied at d. H. Hackett's Monday.
Mrs. w. C. Rowell and Enoch Rowell
were visitors in Hardwick Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miles of Crafts
bury recently visited his mother, Mrs.
A. J. Miles.
C. P. Cowles and sons of Burlington
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Cowles.
Richard Head from Chicago has been
spending several days at their summer
home in this place.
MI. dIlU N1ES. "A. ~. CuGuGy VlSll0O
in Boston and Lowell last week, max
ing the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Skinner of Or
leans spent several days last week
with her sister, Mrs., A. N. Vance.
e Mrs. A. c. Williams of South Albany
and Mrs. Fred Chase of St. Johnsbury
visited at Fred Fletcher's Thursday.
The subscribers for the lecture course
are requested to meet at Newton's hall
Tuesday evening, Oct. rs to draw the
seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bashaw visited
in MONTPELIER. Monday and Tuesday.
They made the trip by auto and were
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. l. P,
Chase.
The sad news of the death of Martin
Eugene McClary has come to his cous-
ms. He died in Malone, n. Y, We'd
nesday morning, Oct. Is, after a short
illness of pneumonia. Mr.. McClary
was born in Albany Feb. Is. 1854, son
of Orson R., and Lucy P. (Smith)
McClary. He came of good ancestry
and was very bright boy. His edu-
cation was begun in the common
SCuOOlS Vi AlDduy. Later he dLIen00U
the academy at Peacham and gradu-
ated from Dartmouth college. His
was gifted tongue and a gifted PEN
For several years he was the principal
of Franklin academy of Malone, N Y.
and the place became his home. Later
he became a lawyer of good repnte,
sometimes filled the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church if the pastor was
i'll or away, and was a strong man in
the community in which he lived
Aug 2, 1876, he married in Barton.
Patience M. Ford and to them were
born four children, Maud E, Mrs.
Woodbury. of Boston,: Nelson Ford,
whose sad death occurred at Guayquil,
Ecuador, S. A, November, 1905; Ar
thur E., lawyer living in Malone and
Francis Seth, who died when four years
of age. He is survived by his wife,
the two children and four grandchil-
dren. three brothers, one sister and
many cousins. who will mourn him. not
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
THE SIMPLE LIFE.

I have grown to believe that
the one thing worth aiming at is
simplicity Of heart and life; that
ones relations with others should
be direct and not diplomatic;
that power leaves a bitter taste
in the mouth; that meanness
and hardness and GOODNESS are
the unforgivable sins; that pleas
ure exists not in virtue of ma
terial conditions, but in the JOY
Gus heart; that the world is a
very interesting and beautiful
place, and that congenial labor
is the secret of happiness.-A.
B. Benson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
Today.

If you made mistakes yesterday, for
get them. No strength was ever built
upon continued regret. Today is the
result of yesterday, but it is more i'm
portant to remember that tomorrow is
the result of today.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20

last marking or striking is on the wrong
side, as that is where the patch is to
lie SeWed on.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20
w ED N E SD AY
November 18th

at this store I will continue my fur
niture business with Books, Magazines,
Novelties, Orockery and Household
Utensils, I shall handle New and
Second hand Goods at prices that will
move them quickly, this will be
bargain store, place where the poor
mans hundred cents will buy as much
as the rich mans dollar.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20

as lost, but gone before. The burial
was Saturday afternoon at Malone. N.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
Worth Of Guaranteed

Owuhf standards chan degV ne nd women
hh pbi This Ggag
of tore o.
he Gd d hpodd means to p
Shoe
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The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
HAZARD
SHOES
$3.50 and $500.

Shoes unque the best values mems shoes be had these
dollars
advantage Hazard OSuLiVzed shoes
complete smart and
0Suvans Heels Of
all be found the fifty styles
The Washington herald., 1915-02-14
STEADFAS1
SHOES
$3.50, $6, and $3.50

finest of
o h gd to
nc y ne red a a a How
handw Down the minute they ofa
New pingM dwOd in h o. dgodha dOredd
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-15


ties in the hands of an irresponsible
board, which is exercising substan-
TALLY corporate functions. Now that
presents a question which ought to
be settled AS long as the states at
torney makes that contention is
should be decided. think the prop
er way you'd be to permit the quo
warranto to be filed"
Judge Foell on Jan. 10 served no
tice on Hoyne that the case would
be heard again. On Feb. "a Judge
Foell reassigned the case to Judge
Brentano and on Feb. 25 Judge Bren-
tano assigned the case for hearing
by himself. Says the brief:
Con March II the case came on for
hearing and on March Is Judge Bren-
tano, by his final order, set aside the
order previously entered by Judge
Goodwin granting leave to file, strik-
ing the information and petition from
the file and dismissing the proceed
ings."
when Judge Goodwin, the motion
Judge of superior court, entered his
order of Jan 16 his order so directing
information to be filed was not sub
ject to review by Judge Brentano and
Judge Brentano committed error in
setting aside the order entered by
Judge Goodwin and in dismissing the
proceedings"
The point is hammered home by
Hoyne that Judge Brentano is not sit
ting in a higher court than Judge
Goodwin. They are associate judges.
There were no new features or rea-
sons about the case by which Bren-
tano explained his knockout of Good
wins order. To quote:
IF this practice is to be sane
toned no progress whatever can be
made in like proceedings One judge
of a court directs proceedings to be
instituted another judge vaeates the
order. In such a proceeding there is
IF Yi0Lfp
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-15
MAcLAY HoYNE HANDS WALLoP
TO JUDGE BRENTANO

lneOQOre BrenCanO, superior court
judge, gets a straight and stiff han
ding by State Atty Hoyne in the
brief filed in the supreme court on
the Chicago Surface Lines case.
Brentano on March Is kicked out
of court a decision by Judge Goodwin
against the Chicago Surface Lines.
And Brentano then entered another
decision, completely reversing Judge
Goodwin and giving John ]. Herrick,
attorney for the surface lines, Busby,
Blair and insult, exactly what those
capitalists were asking for.
Hoyne's brief in appeal says this
trick of corporation lawyers Juggling
around with a case from one court
to another until the corporations get
what they want, if upheld, spells de-
feat for any states attorney tackling
corporations and makes the law of
the state say: 1.-The public be
damned" The brief says:
This method of procedure would
permit any powerful corporate inter-
est to trifle with the courts, to set
at defiance the acts of the state Of
fetal whose duty it is to correct such
corporate usurpations and would
make legally effective the famous
dictum of Mr.. Vanderbilt in regard to
the public be damned"
How the street railway capitalists
we're beaten in one courtroom of
the county building and then took
their hats and walked into another
courtroom and got what they wanted
is told in detail
On Jan. 16, after hearing all sides,
Judge Clarence N. Goodwin decided
Hoyne should have right to file an in
formation and get hearing on
whether the street railway unifica-
ton ordinance is valid and whether
seven men sitting as directors of the
Chicago Surface Lines shall run all
the street cars in Chicago without
responsibility as a corporation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16

.Sa!" fagte Saie. tpiebsr nit ssruns
5eItsr Stirn auf unb nieber ldufenb.
Semper lieb bds r6te Bsin ipieber
iinten uno sos ein ipirtIi9 mibbiais
genoes 9eii6t.
Rein, bOren Sic NAL, bas nebmen
sic mir nibt libel, bas III ater unre1t
bon Sbnen," ma9te er.
rWas 1T unre9t BON mir@ frdg.e
Saie iteben bIeibenb uno ben anberG
felt anblidenb.
Semper ipintte NIT Der Sdno, ais
ipenn er ni4t ipeiter bariiber fpre9sn
ipolIte.
mas 1T unredt bon mir9" ipiebers
boIte !SaIe, oeHen feinfibIenbe SeeIs
ii4 ourd ben 8ortpurf belaltet fiiblte.
AID, se5en Sic bp6" f6alt glero,
san5 drserli4 ben aopf fditielnb;
nlpsnn i'd sic ipI4er Sinee fir f16ig
geglaubt, bann bate ib nutiirli6 bic
Snbistretipn nidt begdngen . . ais
ein5igss RsttlnssmitteI pGp, mad
meiner &uifafuns. bic aouiine gar
nidt tOmpromittirt Dorben okr
10 aIleroings =
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frasie 9afs. Der iid perseblid bemiib
ts, ieinsa sepeienen GrsunO gu psrs
iteben.
rs tbut mir auiridtis lsib,' ippf.
f6uttslts Der DeinreiIenbe, 1bne ipes
5iea auf bic Grase au antportell;
nun babe i'd Sic pir,Ii9 nitt mebr
10 Iieb, pis friiber !. Tul6e G|es
ldi6ten tam i9 eimnal :lidt leieeE
. einsn f6Ishten 8ib made i9
aud, abr cine iblsbte 1bai +. !
bic lam tein Wleni6 BEN Rsro Gem,
per natfd9sn.
rSerr, mas meinen Sic eigentIi62'|
rief Saie, Der ii6 gar tsin.r iiinbiaen
9anbIun8 belpubt gu iein iti,n.
DSt mag ni9t mebr bapon ipres
6en!" gebpt Sais.
yserp fbien ii4 f0rmlicb llsb'ripins
buno anJutbun.
.Sie reoen nnS iommern mir be
Obren Doll bon Sbrsm trngii6en @es
ibid" i6aIt sr bunn nit ii6tbarem
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9inbsrnib Sbres GIiids bur5 eisens
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9ais bIidte Jpn gang perbust an.
rWnfo9" fraste er.
sa4. 8e5eH Sic bod" 5antte Sem,
per; .Sis MAIDEN mir kute pirtli6
sifrn undngenebmsn GiRbrud."
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Gin gutmut6lger
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pas ellen mir lit bod Elm bibdsn
f6pa6 geporben 6ei Der @sididts."
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mir Re6enidaft iiber Sbr uner90rtes
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pieber befreisnD.
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Die 9. 81. II. g. glss, So. an
finolup Martet RO. 2 e. u. 3. So,
$500.
Q. u. Minsr an eagle g. II. g.
a., $2750.
Sobn $. Spresn an seOtt Son.
BAN, 500.
SbeobOu Sprssn OIL Oipigbt g.
MlarfisIb. $500.
Charles 20. Bel an 6. u. Wents,
$1,000.
areb. 80. @interiohfs an Soutbern
Sbio g. II. z. Co.. $1,000.
eIi5abetb paoe an Girit Rational
Sant pon 2odlanb, $500.
Sobn 8. 2uds an Gran, s. aunteI,
$1,000.
Robsri g. 9eneisr on Saeob Sduas
man. $500.
0ettie 9. gople an prcpibsni GGo'
inas gaui. $4,000.
Robert q. Sparts an part Sdl
9lea. Go. $425.
eaa gtbams an 3. O. NoormGn;
$500.
Nattis \. Op.ns an ailns 6. unb
9. 60. $1,000.
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oeiseutbums 6ppOtbeieu.
einattraatn

Weu eIHgetr dgen.
Warp isinn on qDonbnI. 6. II. 3.
Co., $1,000.
SsIena Suslefslb an Sor,igH Gbris
iiiau Miiionarp Soeistp, $1,000.
Wlinnie .. Corn an eo., $500.
Topio gittsrls an geeiman Stree.
3. Ii. 9. 60. $1,000.
Galpin 6. GOlsu an Cosmopolitan
3. Il. G. Co.. $1,000.
sfab.l M. pbiaips on 2iberaI 9.
IL. 3. Co., $500.
Sarolb R. Smiib an GitiSens Gift
9. II. g. Co.. $500.
q. u. Wliller on bo.. $500.
Gafper W. Weiimsper an Rep Wo'
baipt 9. u. Co.. $220O.
Rate 5enricle on 2opelanb WiutuaI
.. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
glbtam aab an GoIes. Sin g. Il.
3. Co.. $500.
g.stsr g. WtDIIOp an 2tnna aud..
$500.
gbe aas an Cigar W. gspis, 5000.
Georg. 6. 8edsr an Wuic Sau 8:
II. 3. Co.. $325o.
Deter RofenSpsis an aRi6dsl Tlins
g.s. $500.
Surrp Sitmau an .. so. ResO,
$1,000.
Gam gop.r an Sofep9 s. gisdsr.
$3.50.
Siram 6. 9oTHns.r an goncorbia
3. u. Co., $4,000
DO. an DO. $4,000.
Gstilgte Sppptbtt.n.
Jobn 80. Grapion an JinblapUlars
let Ro. 2 g. II. .. Co., $500.
W1r 9otipin on Mm. 9otpin II.
qnS.. 500.
Sobn 50. g.almsrsan Wilforb Soms
9. Co.. $4,000.
Sohn SfapoebIe an Mntonio Come
6. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
9ouife Bed an HationaI o. u. Co.,
$500.
Warsar,t glapIor an Gbparb o.
Quinn, $125.
Ssofepb grtsI on 9bOmas 90. Rpan,
$2700.
Bertha Bauer on Sestman Gtrest
9. II. g. Co.. $500.
Glijabetb 6. Chambers an proob
bent Gapings q. II. z. Co.. $4,000.
Jo9u G. Rpe,rs ousG Gcut3ernTO Ohto
9. y. 2. Co., $500, !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16

Die erie amtIiHe RAD,
riai Don Der SdIo6t bel gsut'aI'
liante. grii am friibsn WOrasn bss
"a. Suni 1915 trai in Berlin bic Rum
be bon BEN pernidttnosu Gd,la5s gee
gen RapoIson eiH. 8lii4er bate am
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ren." Die goii6aft 9liiders on ben
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tern in gr5inbuns nit Der eugli,
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bigiisn Sys Der nur j, srfodt.u ipers
ben lam. iib,r NdpoI.on gonapnrts
baoonsstrussn babe. Die G9luft fisl
in Der Rdb, einigsr .in;,lnsp, auf Der
Strab. Don bier na9 9riiHsl eslseensn
5duitr: Ia Belle alliance (bi. i95ne
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tann es ipObI niht gsbsn 9i. frans
sofids armse III In sinsr p6Ilissn auf.
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bitiem eugsnblid mebrsrss mit,utbsi.
len. Sd bsbaIit mir bic "Details Der
unb bite nur, ben guita geriinern
bisis irobs Ra4ribt mit5utbeil,n. -
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0rnassisentInmstb,rtraaxnaex
Cincinnati, 10. SuIi.

S, Siiiers Of the qoOr Of CT.
Trancis an bic Gineinnaii uno Gu,
burban Telephone Co., 156 bel 800
Iub an Der fiibp,itIidkn Ode be,
9otuit unb WoObturn glosnus,
(Steuer $2D; $21, 900.
6enrp s. GimIid an aouis 6.
0iferens. Got Y unb 7S in |. Inter.
dbtbstluns pon glornoob part,
(Steuer $1.5o); 81.
0drren Wotbers an Senrp Z. Gin.
lid. basfsIbe Gigsntbum, 81.
aotherins glisbous an sba I.
grintmou, 81 bel So 5ub on her Sft.
ieits Der Gbiddfafp S.rabe, 81.
Soi.pb s. giedsr an Gam unt
CLARA 6. GOper, 45 SUB on Der
Rorboitieits OOn Sbaffer 2lpenue,
(Stsusr $l5o); 81.
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!Sorn. 40 BEL 130 SUB on Der 8sit.
ieits Don 9reenIes 2loenue, $50 Ruff
norbIid BON glit4el gDenue, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
Wlpers .. Cooper on SeIena SueIe.
feb. 40 bel 40 fJub an Der D.itieit.
Don Gretnlee Qptnus, $50 Jub n6rbs
lid ppn Mitaeu aSenus, (Sieu.r So;
81.
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Bertha Sns.o. 30 Jub an bsr Torbs
feiis bon SiIbsn aptnue in Rorpoop,
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
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Rate Stu.ps. 20 BEL 80 SUB an Der
S3iibieite Der Srdarb Girabs, sfpis
fhen Wain unb Spcnmore Strobs,
(Steusr $3.50; $500.
aOuii, gsit an geter Waan.r, "a
Bel 180 sub an Der Sitieite Der
gropne Strabs, (Steuer $3.50; ST..
5beObors Sprs.H, @Ormunb on
Dora 8. Sonbman u. 4nb., 15 Bel
107 isub an Der Siibieits Der 8.
Strabs, 25 Sub 6FIib bsrSObn Sira'
Sc. $2916.e6.
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6enrp R. SbOmfon, elm ungstbeiltss
S5ntersHe in % sci 80 SUB an Der
Siibf.its Der 6 Strabs. fsrner, % bei
85 SUB an Der SiibIeii. Der George
StraBs. ierHer, % BEL 100 f5uB an Der
9orbfeit. Der 6. Strabs. fsrner, 81
Tub an Der WeItIeite Der Walnut
Strabs, 50 GuB Don Der Commerce
Strubs, (Stsusr 81; $s33.32.
SDhu 8. Spreen u. Inb. an Senrp
r. Sbomion. auitselaim an basfelbe
gisentbum, 81.
Sobn $. Spre,n an Dora 8. Sanbr
man Ii. 9lnb.. lot i5ub an Der Siib'
felt. Der 5, Strab., 25 fuB oftIi4
an Der Sobn Strab., (Stsusr $6); 81.
Winiam g. @oisbt II. Qnb. an gas
roline 8. 8oigh II. anb., Quiisclaim
auf busislbe gissntbnm. 81.
Soiepbine 8. Ronfin an 9ntberins
6enride. Sbeil bon Got 33 In n. 70.
9iibop's addition gu 2opsldnb, 81.
glelIis 9. Craig an Clarence 8.
CRAIG. 1914 9ldsr aanb an GoIsratn
Bite in Ssttion 10 In Golerain Gofpas
Tbip, (Steuer 81; 81.
CHARLES u. 9aper an 6. Grant
Belle, 46 CUB an Der gsorbfets Der
apsatss Gesnas. 81. j
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6rant M. MaIp, per Skriff a.
aiisait Waalp. 26 BEL 100 sSub an be,
Sibisite Der z. Gtrabs, aipijfen
greeman Ipenue unb Carr Sirabe
iSttuer 81; s..
2lliguit WiaIp an 5iaac unb Soiepb
ueoitopib, basielbe Giaentbun.
(Steuer SD; 81.
7. 6. &Oerp II. anb. on anniegDelx
10 Sabre pddt bonn 1. 9luauit 1915.
auf 40 bel 11s SUB an bsr WeTieite
Der Brennan Strabe. monatIi9e Ries
the $50.
5obn 9idfep an Charles acbn, %
bel l06 5ub on Der SiiDieiie berSbils
Tito StraBs, ferRsr 2 BEL II sub an.
9ren3enb, Slpiihen 9eIlspue uno 0iab.
layb Ibenue, (Steusr $3); 81.
Ulab Wfcgaieb an Walter q. GroIs
let, 90 Bel 140 5uB on Der SibIeiie
BON RodSale aDenue, 45S iyub pefIi9
eon gurnet 2lpsnue. (Steuer $21.50);
81.
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Iub an Der Weitieite BON glenpietp
aosnue in College Sia, Qsttusr
$3.50; 81. A
Snrab e. parnelI on Gboar M.
gepis. 271 SUB an Der Weitieite BON
9iablanb Stpenus in college Sia, 81.
Die U. U. Peters Fealtp 60. an
CbarIes ". aesIer. 40 BEL 108 lub an
Der ilieoitIiden Gds Dpn Serome uno
Gboie glDenue in Gumminspille,
(Steuer $3.50: 81.
2ouiie Gustiins an Marp BUS,
% BEL 100 iSub an Der norb6itliten
Gde bon Wilfon Rpab uno Canal
Jtibae Rpob, 81.
sSobn 8. 2ude on Wap WcGoiTp,
"A sfub an Der ytorbisite BON @bols
ION Ioenue, fernsr, 20 aub an Der
Jtorbfeite bon gbOlion 9tbsnus in
s!pOnbale, fSieuer so; 81.
Die Oltlcp Bart 60. an bic Bar.
Dali guiroina Co., 122 Sub an Der
Siioisite bon Rabifon Roab, Sipii6en
'Nobelle Strabs unb Gilmore gloenue,
'Steuer $40; 81.
Die Sdtlen Bar! So. an bic Satlep
ednt, Z Bel 81 gub an Der iiib6fi!iten
sde bon WobiIon Roao une Sia6elle
Sirube, (Siuer so; 81.
alice g. goRiter an Sarrn Munb, |
Is bel 115 Tub an Der Sitieite BON
0urrell 2tperus. 420 SUB nSrbIi9 Der
Strabs. 81.
geHinmiu EIeiihmann, per Sheriff |
IN Cecilia Wlsit, 20 BEL 100 Tub on
'r Siioieiie Der 9iberip Sirabe. spis
den DtaHiiou place unb gutmans
Strubs. $40.
Sbemas 2. gtonn Sr. an RelIis
y. SrOpn. s 9tder 2anD sHtlang BEN
Tiami 3anoI in Ge.tion 16 in Mia,
reel 9pipnibip, (steusr $2); 81.
G'eorge 2. gutismiqs: on artbur
R. Sponeeutero, 35 SUB on Der Siibs
cite Der WeWinan Strab., (St,uer
,0c); 81. ~
Qribur R. Spanesnbsrg on erna
sutienilIer. basieI5e Gisentbum.
Steusr SOC; 81.
Catherine 3. @olt.rt IL. anb. on
}. s. urb Sohn goliinar q BEL SO
Tus on Der Oitisits Der Rapine Stras
e. (Steusr S1.5o); 81.
Do. an bo.. 27A BEL ss rub an Der
0itisite Der RaDins Strab., (Si,uer
;15o); 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16
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- i'd mnb, i'd mub es baben!" -
msSn bieiem augenbIide lam i9 es
Dir nidt seben."
0ietrid fprans auf. uWarnm
nidt9" frasts sr bleid uno 5Itternb;
.ipp 1T bas @elo? @as BAIT 9u
nit bem 9elos ansefansen" =
.Sabe nur Sebulb!"
SD laIfe mid niht mebr pertrplten
uno nit nihtsIusenben ReOeasarten
binbaltsn; 0u betriigit mid, faII3es
Weib!"
Dietri9 brad in Sbrdnen Der Wut9
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brobeno eeeen Slls6en.
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ipabr iit, mas i'd geb6rt babe, nnb es
mub pobl tpabr ieiu, ba 9u Did 10
gesen mid benimmit, Su piaIt mid
ooppelt betriloen!
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meine Srau gu perbeu bait 0u ME ben
8illsn gebabt - Mit itonen @orter
bait 9u mid fire eema9t, bait meine
Sdpadbeiten benubt! = 8, i'd er5s
hummer &erl, babe bas nidt 9etannt!
Susden, made bic Re9nung ni6t OBJ
ne ben Wirtb, = Der Sietria Starts
lGbt iith ni9t pie einen Sungen bsbans
beln! = Seuts eebe i3 obne bas Selo
nidt ab; - ich muB es nit mir nebs
men unO bann iinb mir geihisoens
Qeutel" -
@usden pur 10 beItiir8t, baB Ts
faum iprs6sn tonnte.
n0ietri6," itammelte lie, rid psrite'
be Did ni6t, iage mir bod, mas i'd
perbrp9en babe2"
Der Rptbtopf tpiI4te ii6 Die S6rds
nen aus ben augen. r5reiIia, id bin
uur elm Bauer, ein gro6er ungehtloeter
Msni6, Der aud 3eit 2ebens bleibt<
mas er lit, aber mein 9elo 1T ppbl
gut senus, Die S6ulben bss Serrn
SDrfters gu besablen!"
yWas IagIt 9u bar"
.Ou tannTt Did prGdtis peritelen!
Der SDriter beiratbet Ihpn eine Bitts
ps nit 5pDIftauienb SbaIern, psnn
iie babel eine biibIde Garpe bat ipleI
Ou iie baf, unb mas 1T oenn i'm
9runbe senommen aud Elm 5priters
. Sbm bait 0u bas @sID idOn seges
ben unb er be5ablt feline S9u!een bas
DON; barum iolte id aud nidt fagen,
bab mir perlobt finb. Oa purbe bic
9rausr5eit DorseItiibt. iOpie bas Sc
rsbe Der 2euts, unb ipGbreno i'd guts
miitbis an bic GbrIi6teit meiner 8ers
lpbten CLAUDE, lGuft iie 6eimIi4 bem
5Drfter bas Saus einll"
,Du biit Don Siunsn!"
%, i'd tpeiB fdon, mas if reoe!
llrb jebt 1T rSr 9tles liar, 9err
bat Dos Gslo aussegeben. ss
1T niht tpieberSubetommsn. 8enr Su
ss auf6epubrt bGtteft miibte es bod be
Iein; i4 babe nidt bic 2uit, bic S9uls
ben jenss Marnss gu besubIeH! s.ige
Did MIR gIsi6 pie Su Bit unb fage
mir often in's @sii6t: i'd babe ieiH
Selb DON Dir betpmmen, benn oas
pirIt Ou friiber ooer fpGter bod tbun!
. lnb bu i6 teinen 3eugen babe, gilt
1:in Nein iOpiel tpie mein 50 uub i'd
pGrs fir Did burd 5euer unD @aiIer
lsgangen, ih bate iper lpeiB tpus 9e'
han, penn Su es gsipplIt bdtteit! 8.
d einfdItissr, er5bummsr aerI."
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