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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
YOUNG COUPLE SENTENCED
Husband and Wife Confess to String
of Burglaries at Green Eay-Get
Ten and Three Years.

Green Bay.-After confessing to
Dist.-Atty. Davies to the commission of
several burglaries in this city, John
Loring, aged p, pleaded guilty to bur
glary in municipal court and was SEN
fenced to term of ten years at Wau-
pun. Loring admitted b-eaking into
three houses, three saloons and a
drug store.
Immediately after he had entered
his plea, the mans wife, a girl aged
10, entered plea of guilty to being
an accomplice in the drug store job
and was sentenced to Waupun for
three years.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
BADGER NEWS NOTES

Winter.-The prohibition of the sale
OF bass, muskellonge, pickerel and SIM
liar fish caught in northern Wisconsin
waters during the winter is sought by
the Winter Rod and Gun club, The
club has just adopted a resolution me-
morializing the legislature to this eff
feet 1t is claimed that only profess
sional fishermen catch and sell their
fish in the winter and that the settler
and sportsman is damaged by depict
ing lakes and rivers.
La Crosse.-George d. Wright.
member of Company B, First Wiscon-
sin volunteer cavalry, during the Civil
war. died at tho soldiers home in
Waupaca, where ne had been for the
last three months, at the age of 81
years. Mr.. Wright was prominent in
politics here many years and for the
last twelve years had been clerk OF
the court.
Wausau.-Local trainmen are again
showing considerable concern regard
ing the proposed train limit regula-
ton. The trainmen stand for either
shorter trains or an extra brakeman
on all trains of sixty cars. With only
two brakemen, and a conductor in
charge of long train. they hold. the
danger of personal injury is greatly
increased.
Baraboo.-Baraboo will soon have an
up-to-date opera house, to be erected
by AL Ringing, the oldest member Of
Ringing Bros. Mr.. Ringing, who is
now in Florida, writes that plans for
the playhouse have been perfected and
he hopes to have the building complet-
ed by next October. Baraboo has been
without a place of amusement for
many years.
Merrill.-By advice of the state in
dustrial commission, safety first"
device was erected by the Milwaukee
road at the Grandfather Falls compa-
ny's mill, which seriously injured a
brakeman, Mark Jenny. While switch
ing at the plant, Jenny was knocked
from a boxcar by the device, swing
ing gate affair.
eboygan.-General Manager Ed
ward Hammett of the Sheboygan Elec-
trio and Railway company announced
that the line would be extended at
once through EIkhart Lake, Kiel and
New Holstein to Chiffon This will
make the system forty miles long.
Janesville.-Train men are report
ing serious inconvenience in rural
train yards along lines of both the
Milwaukee and Northwestern because
the ice is several inches above the
rails and cars are easily derailed on
turning sharp corners.
West Allis.-At a meeting of the
West Allis library board in the libra
ry, it was decided to hold the dedica-
ton exercises of the new Carnegie Ii
brary on March s.
Baraboo.-At the annual meeting of
the Old Settlers of Reedsburg it was
found that sixty-six members had died
during the last year. The following
officers were elected: President.
James A. Stone; vice president.
George A. Seamans; secretary, Mrs.
X. Reese; treasurer. F. NJ. Baker.
Beloit-E. ]. Carpenter, resident OF
Beloit and immediate vicinity since
1855, observed the ninety-third ami
versary of his birth at the home or
his daughter. Mrs. George Cleveland.
The venerable man is enjoying unus-
ually good health considering his adj
vanced age.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
kenosha starts Polish Club.

Kenosha Kenosha Polish Citi-
zenship club has been organized here
with a charter membership of more
than $50. The club will have a regu-
lar school for the instruction of its
members in order to fit them for citi-
zenship.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Company to Close Docks.

Sheboygan.-Charles B. Hopper,
general freight agent of the Goodrich
Transportation company. announced
that as a result of the sinking of the
Iowa in Chicago. the company would
close the docks at Sheboygan, Manito-
wos, Kewaunee and Algoma for the
winter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
MARKET REPORTS
Milwaukee. Feb. Is. 19l5

~AA"A0ACSg 4 GU. To- 1919.
Butter - Creamery, extras, sic:
prints, 32c: firsts. 261s Optic; sec
onds, 23Q24c; renovated, 23Q2S1sc;
dairy, fancy, &c.
Cheese-American, full cream, new
made twins. 1914 @15Ac; Young Amer.
icas. 15% @16c; daisies. 15A @16c;
longhorns. 1515c; limburger, fancy.
15c.
Eggs-Current receipts fresh as to
quality, 22Q2315c; recandled, extras.
27@2Sc; seconds, 1S@19c.
Live Poultry-Fowls, lac; ROSTERS,
SIC; springers, fancy. 141ac.
Wheat-No. 1 northern, 1.52; No. 2
northern, 1.49@153; No. 3 northern,
1.3S@1.4S; No. velvet, 1.50@1.52.
Corn-No. yellow, 76077c.
Oats-No. 8 white, Soc; standard.
604zc; No. 4 white, 59c.
Barley-No. 3, S1@S6c; No. A, 500
SAC; Wisconsin, S3QS6c
Rye-No. 1-1.27.
Potatoes-Wisconsin or Minnesota.
red stock. on track, 35c; white stock,
35@3Sc.
Hay-No l timothy. 13.5O014O0;
No. 2 timothy, 11.5O012.0O; clover and
clover mixed, 12.0O@13.0O; heavy red
top and grassy mixed. 1O.O0@1O.50;
rye straw. S.5O@S.75; cat straw, $500
600.
Hogs-Good heavy butchers, $500
$50; fair to best light. 6.5O@6SO; pigs,
5.50@6.5O.
Cattle-Butchers' steers, 6.25@S00;
feeders, S.90@5.9O; cows, 3J00@665;
heifers, 4.50@7O0; calves, 925@1OOO.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Killed "Totelnnn Beer

While crossing tracks near
the Northwestern depot, Thomas
Susie, As years old, was struck by a
train and killed, the body being
thrown 100 feet. He had gone to a sa.
loon and was carrying a pail of beer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Kings Servants AZ the Front.

King George and Queen Mary of
England did not use the state coach
and the cream-colored horses on the
occasion OF the opening of parliament
his departure from the usual Gus
m was rendered necessary by the
bsence at the front of SO of the royal
wants.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Neenah Pastor Leaves.

Neenah.-The Rev. j. w. johnson,
pastor of the Union Baptist church in
this city, who resigned some time ago
TO take up a pastorate at Baraboo.
viii assume his new duties March 1.
Mr.. Johnson had charge of the local
congregation two years.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19

Scandinavian departure in the
public schools here is the serving OF
hot lunches. The lunches are pre-
pared by the girls of the domestic SCH
ence department and sell for cents
a piece.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Organize Cycle Club.

Grand Rapids.-The Grand Rapids
Cycle club has just been organized
here, to which all motorcycle and BIZ
cycle riders of Grand Rapids and
vicinity are eligible. Charter mem
bers number fourteen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
phone Men Name nlrectors.

Madison Wisconsin State Tel.
ephone association adjourned after
electing E. T. Bowler of Sheboygan
and F. H. Cole Of Ashland to succeed
themselves as directors.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Wausau charitv worker ni.s

Wausau.-Mrs. N. Heinemann, prom
snent local clubwoman. who has been
active in promoting the free bed cause
of st Mary's hospital auxiliary. is
dead following q long illness,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Married Fifty Years.

Fond du Lac.-Mr. and Mrs. August
Wurtzel of this city have just cele-
brated the fftieth anniversary of their
wedding.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19

Wsusau.-The people of Mosinee
are stirred up over a number OF rob-
berries in the villages or nearby in the
last few DAYS.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
R. J. MartIov Re-eleeted

Barabqb.-R. j. Martiny has been
reelected president of the Sank coun-
ty order of the Wisconsin Experiment
tai association.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Minneapolis. Feb. 16. 1915.

MIII0dPUIIo, 90. TO, ITO.
Wheat-No. l hard. 1884; No. L
aorthern, 1.4S@1531a; No northern.
I.45@1.50.
Corn-No. yellow, 1914 @73kc.
Oats-No. 8 white, 571s@57&c.
Rye-No. 2, 121@1.23.
Flax-1S5@LS6
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19
Chicago. Feb. 1e. 1915.

Chicago. Feb. 16, 1915,
Hogs-Light, 6.6O0695; heavy, $40
@6.S5; rough, 6.45@6.55; pigs, $500
$50.
Cattle-Native steers. 5.40@8.60;
western steers, 4.75@7.25; cows and
neifers, S.20@7.65; calves, 7.OO@1O,eO.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19

sources. water powers. refmestation
and land drainage.
Senator Baxter of Superior intro
duced bill authorizing common coun-
ellis of cities to establish ard main
tain homes for destitute girls.
Senator Hanson introduced bill ex-
empting soldier memorial balls from
taxation.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
$500 Children's Shoes S1.35

Chiidren's Button Shoes, sizes 8h to II, in pat
ent leather with kid top or all kid. Sale
price, tie pair. Observation-Disclosures.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

All lines of Ladies Wool Street
Coats, with regular values up to
$3.50, will 20 in the Big Removal
Sale. Your choice of the lot, each
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
$500 Society Silk $1.48

A 42-inoh silk in plain colorH. Suitable for
evening Gowns or afternoon wear. Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
$3.50 Br0caded Silk CSC

This is beautiful assortment of Imported
Dress Silks in evening shades. Regularly sot
al 500, $3.50 the yald. Removal Sale Price
fbc ward ...............
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
MILLINERY
REDUCED

During our Great
Removal Sale we
will make Special
Prices on all Trim
med Millinery and
in addition TO this we
will have a new line
of Trimmed Mil
linery for Ladies and
Children at the fol
lowing prices:
All lines of Misses
and Children $ Trim
med Hats in felt and
velour, also Plaid
Sport Hats, will be
nlaced on sale as fol
lows:
$3.50 to $3.50
Felt Hats csc
S1.50 to S2.25
Felt Hats. S5c
Children's Trim
med Hats, each
from Csc to SI.9S
.adies Trimmed
Hats, each. =.
from Si.98 to S6.S9
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
Sl.75 Novelty Silks $50

In this assortment we have Brocade Silks and
Plain SIX Crepcs, silk Poplns and Moires in
wanted colors and designs with regular prices
to Sl75 yard. Removal Sale price, yard.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
LADIES'
DRESSES

During our Big Removal Sale you
get your choice Of all lines OF La
dies Wool and Silk Dresses with reg
ular values up to $1,000 Your choice
Of the lot, each
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

Every Ladies Wool Skirt we have
IL stock. with regular values up to
$3.50, will be closed out. Your choice
If the collection at, each
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19

good line of Children's Barefoot Sandals;
sizes SE to II y; regular 85c grade. Spe-
cial, the pair air.................
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
60c Plaid Silks 33c

A very pretty line of silk Plaids i'm good lin
Of colors, all to go at one price,
thc yard. ..,........ .....,..
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
75c Ladies' Neckwear Is,

All odd lots of Ladies Neckwear with regu-
lar values up To 75c each will be on sale.
Your choice, each. ..............
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
Sl.0O Messaline Silk 59c

All 27-inch Plain Messalnc Silks, regularly sole
at S1.OO the yard, will be placed on sale, while
they last at, yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
75c Novelty Silks 33c

\ good collection of Brocaded Dress Silks in Il
co'or effects also Pompadour patterns. Reg
uar prices range from 75c to S5c the yard
Special price, the yard. ............... ...,....,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
St.00 Fancy Silks 15c

4 good collection Of Fancy Dress SIlks in p
lards, raffctas and Drapery Silks, with
regular values up to $l00 yard. Sale
price, yard ............. ........... -.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
%

We are going to make general cleanup III our Silk
and Dress Goods Section and during our Big Removal
Sale the people viii have the chance of the
to procure wanted merchandise at saving that will
be appreciated by all
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
TAILORED
SUITS

ANY Ladies' Tailor Suit we have
in stock, with regular values up to
$3.50, will be offered in this 81"
Sale. Your choice, the suit
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
CSC Pebble Silk 63c

4 27-inch material i'm good weight for stree
suits OF dresses. Il comes in a good line o
colors. Specially priced at, yard .............
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-19
35c Fiji Silks l9c

Thie Sllk comes in piain colors very fine teN
lures, especially good for evening dresses o
s'ip- Removal Sale Price the yard. ............
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

den gslsu6tuns ni9t bate ertsnnsn
t0nnen.
SD sing ndbsr. gm 9ettpfofsn
belt i'd mid, 70 5itterten mir bic
3nie. Dos Bib IielIte bic alte 5rau
Dor, bic mid nod Der &orngoFe Hr.
% eerufen bate. Der grubsr bes
Beritorbenen mar oufmertIdm esipor=
BEN.
sWorum fom Iie... oenn niht
gum Begrdbnis2"
rNd, Serr paItor. oas iino nun
ia ol9 f6on orei biz bier Sabre
Der, boB ie tot 1T. 9esbolb bat ia
Der Sran5 f%ortmiiFen."
Sd frogte nidt mebr. glber i1
mubte f%ortpdbrenO bas Bib betra9s
ten.
rllebrieens = i'd bob' su SauIs
nod Gins = gang genou 70. Menn
Der !Serr poitOr Oieneidt DieIs
lei9t 80.
@r befum es ni9t beraus. SD
mubte Tim belfen. 90 fam 6as
Bib in meinen geIib. Gs bdnot in
ieinem oIten gepDbnIiden popprdbs
men an Der Mano neben meinem
Sdreibtif6.
Dos TT oles, mas i'd gu sraGbIen
babe.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
Gas ssrnfsarDcImnIs.

@ia s'nadIt IN 6d Ratura'ihidt grab
3n Zebra b Sou ourdnimntt,
Sunt frag'n CT BEL Der @leg' nbcit ga,
Bas in bic &iiriht uei' iimmt.
"a oa moant 6os, od amber IeI,
So6 loans tnppt ridtig orauf.
Srum iria9'ns 40 firm nddit'n Sag
Sos glei als arbeit mlf. -
limb mia n 6anII NADIA s'erIft
@lei 3 biiriIef'n trifIt,
9a bdtr in ieinem AuilnBbeft
Nig aIs oie 1l%eberidrift.
nSabt b5der ecbt's pabr6afti net
2egt los On Zebra gIei,
~&arit b faul gum frae'n? limb babts
ia ielm
9aboam a Meb9crei."
~@ou3 e'ipib. 6err Zebra, iuoaut bn
Bud,
Is bah mein'n @oonn 9'frngt;
Ser bat mir pane einio'haut
llno iunIt foa @ortI 9ingt.-
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

Gin @or dag 5ur g IL
te. 8ei elmer SdibensilOe srIdeis
men einiee 8duern aus Dem No9bars
borfe uno eriu9en Oorum, Dab oiefe
Elm tleinss SET IN olernGdIter 3eit
D%erdnItdIten modte. Rad benz nMars
umg" gefragt. ontwDrtet elm bieberes
8Guerleiu: nWeips oa ouepeil Ders
reenet, ipenn's ibr an Seit ma4t,
uno mir ben Heeen %nOtDenOis gebruus
hen."
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
Der Eranz.
9ti80e bon Serta aii6e.

Sfi55e bon Serta Gii6e.
Aenne tonnte nibt mioerIeben.
Sic lief mitten binein in bic gIus
msnpieie unO ieBte Iif su benz
selben 2Open5abn unb ben bieIen
tauienb @Gnieblumen.
Ningsum brannte unb ouftete Der
Sommer, Seim9enton5ert mar ba
unb elm tiefblauer Simmel.
Genne mar jung, o9taebn Sabre,
f9lant, blonb. sic truq einen
grOBen 9ut nit i9par3em Somt-
ban0 am Mrm uno botte LANCE 3Dpz
fe nit bimmelblouen S1[eifen.
SIN naben JIuB iou45ten booens
be &inoer, Spmmer, fpurmer, Bill
benOer CONNER ringsum in elmer
10 friebIiden 2anbidaft. als gdbe
es in Oieier SommerionnenIpelt
nirgenbs ben groBen &rieg nit Iei=
ner Got.
Menne floht einen fleinen arona
aus ben @dr1eblumen un0 lieB ibn
gebontenlos ouf Der Spite hires
3eigefingers bin= anb berI9oufeln.
Sic fab fppblig ba, ME cine @ioebz
ie ouf einem fonnenparmen Stein.
@enne NOR bic ein0ige So9ter
bes 4mtmonnes gu Marienborf.
Peter S6penbt tam aeqouoeu.
@r mar &ne9t beim Miiblpirt unb
trus bic feIDgraue Uniform.
DWlprgen gebt's fort, 6rdul'n. SD
tOmm' MI au9 raus - ms Selb.
SD bab' nod apei Gage urlaub
gebabt. Morgen i'm finfen gebt's
fort"
Aenne f9rat auf.
nMos fagen benn Sbre @ltern,
peterg Die iinb pobl trauri99"
sd bab' feline Gltern mebr, aud
feline @eidpifter. Ra9 mir tut
teiner fragen, TrGuf'n."
u4ber Die 8raut fpirb peinen,
peter."
sd bob' ou@ feline 8raut,
5rdul'n. No9 mir tut teiner fras
gen. Sd geb' fdOn germ. IS braudt
bann teiner tpeinen = fpenn i9 fan
- teiner."
Aenne botte peter oft beim Miibz
lenfpirt ge5eben. Miepielmol bate
er ibr bod &iri9en iiber ben 3aun
gerei9tl 9os fiel ibr Elm.
Sic nabm ben tleinen &ran3,
banb our peiteren 3ierbe ibre blaue
3opfi4leife Oorum unb reidte i'm
peter Sin.
.petsr. bas fdent' i9 Sbnen gum
abf9isb. Sas miifen Sic INNER
Bel ii9 trasen. Dos fol- sic be-
i9iiben brouBen i'm 6elb. 9ier obsn
miifen Sic i'm trasen." @entt
Seiste auf bic linte Settle ibrer
8ruf.
peter sriff ben fleinen Rran5 nit
groben. ungei4idten 9dnben. @r
purbe rot unb bsrlesen.
nOonts, Trdul'n. bonte f90n!
Nues Suite, TrduI'n!" Gr trobte ab.
@enne Iieb fi9 nod elm Meil9en
bic Sonne ouf ibre ibermiitiee, tleis
ne Nafe fdeinen unb eing bonn nit
na9bentlidem @efidt beim.
peter tam nod benz WeItsn. Gr
tam 6inein in bic Irrastdmpfe.
Mlboin fab bic Selbentaten peters
aus Morienborf unb an Der Gelbs
grouen, bic pie bic 9eufel bort ibre
SteIlungen berteibieten.
Gin filler Mbenb par's auf elm
mol nod bortem &f Sag unb
Nadt. Dos Drummer, Soufen unb
f6riIe, bobe pfeifen Der @ronoten
mar berftummt, bas &Iatf9en Der
8ugeln i9ipieg.
Gin itiler Mbenb mars. Der
Mpnb leudtete. Man fab iiber bic
8impb0hen bin Bis gu benz totem,
geiiterbaften Nrros in Der 6erne.
Mon rubte unb fpro6 BON oas
beim. 8ricfe, pddden paren oa.
@ie 9eimat, 5rouen, &inber, 8rdus
te aogen bernuf ipie l60ne Srdume.
peter G9ipenbt b0rte gu, beitounz
te Die berSdiebensn Senoungen unb
~toitete aud ettuos. tpenn inn elmer
81 modjte bosu ernite, beinobe
unglidlide glueen.
rDeine 8rout f9reibt poN ni9t,"
nedte. Elm Gnmerob uno lo9te.
nGr bat gar tcine,@ bGhnte Elm
nnocrer, anenn i'd Gin biibIdes
Maoden mar, i'd pOlte Jpn aud
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

8eim 4r3t. n9err Dutters
Iebsn. id bin nidt geIuno. SD fiible
cine srobe S9ipGde in ben 9dnoen.
Ssben Sic nur. pie mir Die 9dnbs
oittern!"
Isle biirfen unbeoinst ni6t 10 DieI
reben."
8ertannt. .8nter, Der
Meper bat mir seididt so Dollar.
oab i6 nidt ION ausio9en sesen ibn."
Limb boit De genommen bas
@elo2"
nMas osntite bon mir2 SD bab's
inn 5arid9ei9idt NIT n sroben
Brief 49,"
.9eibt'n ebrli9er Meni9!"
49,. uno bab' eeforbert fir mein
G9neigen - 10C Dollar!
NE fol"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
Oag Loaf aenua.

Das fast gsnug. Gin
8aber, porSiislider Sdorf9iibe. miro
gefrngt, pie Diele GngIdnber er pobI
i9on beruntergeinollt babe. SD
pOob net" lautet Die antiport. Il
bin bod 10 @ebddintstiiuItler!"
SeIb It bemubt. Ra9bar:
5err &rauie. pornm boben sic ii9
iebt erf ols 2risesfreiuiliser gemeIs
bet, porum nidt idOn friiber9
9err &rauie: Nd. neil i'd febe.
bob fe obne MIDI NIT ben 5ranooIen
unb RuHen unb Gngldnoern bod
ni4t fertig tperoen tOnnen!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12
Sin aeISpoaSrief an ben etammafd.

Sbr griioer bon Der StammtiIdrunbe.
2ort 5ul gernebmet meine Gunoe,
Sic n@nrIe aus Dem Grieg eiid in9t,
Ser Sag nnb Naht fid miibt un0
plagt;
Ser Soften lte6t, Rntrouilc reitet
llno Nulen iidt, @oIafeubrut.
Ienidi = Sribel - aarI. Der bat ne
Wutl
Sdarf lit Der Gdbcl uno bns Eferb lit
itol3,
llno mo lllanen bnien, eibts naleins
bol5".
@ir Qauolpebr an benz Oltieeitrano.
&ir ibaffen DieIe @rut urb 9ano'.
llno baum Iie, bab Die Scten flie9en
lluo bab lie 6alo 80 8ooeu lieoen.
Drum iibt MIR fpeiter in Der Nunoe,
~@egiebet" ieoe Sie9esfnnbe,
llno oenft an bic. Die brauBeu Iteb'n.
limb Bier uno Eabai lelten icbu.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

lmredllW, gu lWredllm!
nSa fraiIi, q Oper is CT n0tl"
Inter Oiatersfrauem
Ni1en Sic, sic brouden ii9 nuf bic
Geiitungen Sbres Mannss gar nidts
ein5ubiIoen. mein Mann 1T oof piet
uniterblider pie Der Sbrise!
Gin genan0ter Yers
tdufer. &duferin: limb ipelhe
Gocon piirben sic mir fir glufe
e%mpfeblen2"
@ertdufer: DOS iiberIaFe ib gou5
Sbrsm geIdmad, snGoise Jruu. -
Sdpn 6rieorid Der @roBt iaste, in
ieinem Staate tonne jsbsr na9 Ieis
ner Tncon felio ipsrbsn.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

.Sisb Der. mein Suneasn," unD
triunpbisrsno idpenite Ror IRE
ban, elm hider. ilsiner BONNER. bas
Bib Ieiner 8raut bin unb Der.
Better Ghpsnot ipurbe rot. Gr
3og longiam aus Der inneren ToIhe
ieinss Rodes ben tIeinen &ron3
unb belt ibn borIidtis auf Der fla
den 9ano Dor fi@ unO ieinen aas
meraben bin.
nDas 1T bon meiner 8raut gum
Abf9ie0," io9te er lei9tbin. r9ie
beibt Aenne Wormsiiter uno fpobnt
in MorienoOrf." @r aog elm 3ets
isIden nit aennss Romen beraus.
sd tpiu ibr seroo' beut nod Ihrsis
ben"
peter S6penbt ftonb ouf unb
ging nit abpeienbem Bid bon ben
8nmerabsn fort, bodte Ii4 bin nnO
i9rieb cine &arte an Asnne, bic Ct
bann ober ni9t ob3uididen posrs.
.2iebe Nenne!
Nus benz SdiiBengraben Ien6et Dir
piele 9riiBe
9ein peter Shpenbt."
peter Sdtpenbt mo9te nod sineu
beiben Sturmaneriff unperipunbet
nit. Qber oonn, in Der SolmuIbe
Der 0imDbobe e~reilte ibn Iein Sdids
iol. Cine augsl gine bur9 RronS
unb &orte gerooe in fein 9era.
0os 9lut fIoB iibsr ben tlsinen
&ranS unb f6rbte Jpn an Der einen
Settle brounrot.
Mor Urban tGmpfte an peters
Settle uuo lab ben Romeroben fols
len. Gr battle ben Ttilsn, ernIten
9urf9en germ gemodt. 60 nabm
er benz Soten Ipdter &ron5 uno
&orte BON Der 8ruIt, tat beioes in
einen rml9los unb Idrieb qenne
8prmeifter. der 8raut" eiRen Brief.
.@ertes JrGuIein!
Sbr 8rdutignm, peter S9fpenbt,
itarb bier brauBen ben !9elbentob
fiirs goterlonb. SD fonb olf lei=
ner 9ruit Sbren arnn5 unb bic
beiIieeenoe &arte. Sem BIut lit
ooriiber geflohen. SD feubs Sbnen
hermit 8ronS unO 8arte gu. @iels
lei6t lit Sbnen bas Anbenten Elm
tleiner Croft. Mit 8ruB
Mar Urban, Sbres peters
@offenbruber."
@enne @prmeiiter fab i'm @orten
inter einem breitGftigen WalnuBz
baum unb fpielte nit einem tleinen.
gelben 0adeIbuno, ols ie ben Gelbs
%poitbrief erbielt.
sic fperrte ibre blouen 2luseu
ipeit ouf, als ie ben Nnfang los:
nSbr BrGutigam, peter Shpenbt.I
sic po[te laden, aber es sing nidt
redt. Sic nabm ben tleinen Rron0
nit ben brounen Tleden unb bic
&arte bebutfam aus benz llm1dlog
berors unb Iegte Iie Dor ii9 bin.
sGr ftarb ben 9eIbentob fiirs 0as
terIonb." Der peter, 10 ftonb es ba.
Sic erinnerte Ii6 70 gut, pie er
perlegen unb poriidtig ibren tleinen
&ron5 gum S9ub mitnabm. Nun
mar ar bo6 gefallen. sic botte ibm
elm Selbppitpdd9en f4iden tpolIen
unb bate es pergeHen. Nun fpar er
tot.
.Nod mir tut feiner fragen,
Srdurn. @s brau6t bann teiner
peinen, tuenn i9 fou'!"
limb Iein Romerob fGrisb: .er
ftorb ben 9%elbentob fiirs @oters
lamb" S9eu nabm Nenne ben tleis
men 3rona nit Der brounroten Sci
be in ibre 9anb.
limb auf einmal ro[lten bic SrGs
men auf i'm berunter. unb Menne
ipeinte um ben Miiblbcfpeter pie
INN einen 8ruber ober naben Sreunb.
GnbIi6 nabm fe 8rGnaIein unO
aorts, ifies in ibre @tube binouf
unb nagelte beibes bort an Der
Monb feit.
sic nDlIte peter @9penbt unb
1einen 5~eIbentob nidt perseHen.
Gum @uten iolte fie bas &~rdn3lein
mobnen, tets gum @uten.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-12

Sunge Trou: 9itti90n. 5err
6elopebel, f6nnte mein Mann niht
fir unobtDmmli1 ertIdrt iperoen2
6eIopebeI: Worum9
Sunge Grdu:: 49, mir iinb
erIt felt brsi 9ogen berbeirotet!
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-15
Mrs. R. J. PrentiSS Entertains

Class number S of the Central
Methodist Sunday School were de-
lightfully entertained at the home
of their teacher, Mrs R. j. Prentiss on
West Jessemine, Wednesday after
noon at A o'clock.
Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd and the following officers were
elected for a term of six months.
President Sarah Mcdonald, vice
president Hazel Mayes, Secretary
Pearl Blount, Treasurer Virginia Nc
Phall. Hazel Mayes was appointed
as a committee of one to keep a re-
cord of the church attendance of
the class. Those in attendance were;
Misses, Sarah Mcdonald, Sadie Britt,
Hazel Mayes. Virginia McPhail, Ruby
Ezzell, Daisy Drew, Lillian Leath,
Iris Lee Malcolm, Kathaleen Clark,
Hazel Jolly, Pearl Blount and Kate
Mannooch.