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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-16
WHO ARE 3 KANSANS
Continued from Page one.l

Ion, Charles s. GIeed, and A. A. Rob
inson as top line probabilities.
Burrow and Mulvane are widely
known bankers, while Gleed is heavy
shareholder in the Santa F'e railway,
Bell Telephone company and other
profitable corporations. Robinson Is
extensively interested in railroad pro-
iects while Dillon is a Topeka lawyer
and classified in the several-t1mes-a-
millionaire column. So from among
of the heav income tax victims
From Over the State.
William Carlysle. Atchison lumber
man: and Senator Emerson Carey,
Hutchinson salt king, were both listed
as possibilities. Senator Bale p.
waggener, Atchison. and A A Hyde,
Wichita mentholatum manufactures,
were also suggested Most of the
keen observers were inclined to ac-
cord Hyde a place, while votes were
also cast for T. NJ. Walker, Atehison;
H. D. Lee, Salina merchant; W. r.
Stubs Lawrence. former governor; J.
B. Watkins, Lawrence banker; G. Q.
Chandler. Wichita banker; r. S.
Litchfield, Independence oil man;
with the chance that the war prices in
the Kansas oil and mineral belt have
developed a few millionaires whose
real wealth is not appreciated
One Woman Included
One woman was suggested for a
place in the favorite class. She is Mrs.
Luella NJ. Stewart of Wellington
In the list of S,194 Kansans who are
hit by the federal income tax, zoos re-
ceived incomes in excess or $4,000 in
1914 In the class above the s10,0 900
mark are S65 Kansas men and wom-
en-. Some of these include the Kansas
wheat producers and a number OF
persons interested in oil and mineral
development in southeastern Kansas
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The class above the $4,000 a year
income includes IA persons. Above
$4,000 a year income are II Kansans.
1t is probable that virtually all of the
men and women suggested by the
bankers today are in the list of seven
teen In the record of incomes rang
ing from $4,000 to 100000 a year
are three kansanS, while three more
have reported incomes in excess of
S1OO,OOO year. But even the wise
bankers and men with ratings at their
flnger ends are unable to venture ac-
curate guesses as to the names of the
state greatest wealth DroducerS
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TODkY'S MARKET REPORT.

!, Ghlcago, Dec. 16-WHEAT-Wheat rail-
iled today after weak start. Commission
r nouse nuylng; based on assertions that a
reaction was due now that the final govern
1neht crop report had been made public
was chleIiy responsible for the strength
SHOWN Continuance of the strike on the
amng shorts.
opening prices, which ranged from &c
TO sc lower were followed by slight fur
tner decline, and then a material upturn
when: however, was not well maintained
lnItlal quotations for December were at
$1IoA and for May $1.165s to S1.17A
Apparently unfounded ta1k of an embargo
on domestic shipments of wheat and flour
from minneapolis led subsequently to
Iresh advanc In prices here. Chicago has
oeen getting the bulk of it's wheat receipts
OF late from Minneapolis The close was
strohg, re to &c net higher, with Decem-'
Der at $1-1S and May at $1.1Sk
COhN-Unsettled weather gave a life to
corn sellers were scarce. After opening
a shade off to SsQAc up the market made
good gains all around
Corn went to the highest price yet this
season. The close was strong exc to 25sc
above yesterdays finish.
OATS-Oats developed firmness with
local.
PROFESSIONALISM ahrdened in
value despite lower prices hogs. Offer
1ngs were meager and failed to satisfy the
scattering orders to buy.
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DISCUSS CATTLE BREEDING.
Reef Men at Farm Home Week; Dairy
Association to Meet.

Manhattan. Kan. Dec. 16-Thc
Kansas beef producers have an espec-
faIly strong program arranged for
their meeting during Farm and Home
week at the Kansas State Agricultural
college. December p to 81. The sub
facfs of pure-bred cattle and the
breeding business will be considered
from every standpoint.
E.F. Caldwell of Burlington juno
ton, Mo-. president of the American
Aherdeen-Angus association. will give
an address on THE Development of
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Irish Patriot Dead.

New York, Dec. 16.-Captain Ed
ward o Meagher Condor. Civil war
veteran and Irish patriot, died at his
nome here last night, aged IA. He
became active in the Fenian move
ment in Ireland and with Allen, Lar
KIN and OBrien, was sentenced to
death for participation in the Man
chester riots
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San AUTOBIOGRAPHY Road

Austin, Tex, Dec. 16.-The San IN
tonlo-Austin post road, the first built
IN IeXas, was virtually completed to-
day. 1t is eighty-four miles long and
cost 100000. The government paid
one-third of this and the remainder
or the expense was borne by the five
to plant 5000 shade trees along the
road next spring
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kan.a. city Live stock Market.

Kansas City Dec MISUNDERSTANDING
10000. Market Toe lower. Bulk of sales:
S6.150l65O; heavy, $6.5O0T6.G0; packers and
butchers. $6.30d6.55: light. $6150O.4o;
pigs. $5OO6l6.60.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000. Market steady
to weak. Prime fed steers, $3.50 1000;
dressed beef steers. $T.006S.75; western
steers. S6.256S.25; southern steers, $3Oon
700: COWS, $4.00H6.50; heifers. $6OOn 30 :;
stockers and feeders. $5.50GIs15; bulls.
81. 50M 600; calves, $600G9.25. -
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. $s.4OG960: yearlings, $675G7 .65 I;
wethers. S6.0066.50; ewes. S525Q6.2o;
stockers and feeders. S4.OOGS %.
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ROB ANOTHER POsToFFTCE.
Loot Valued at SIS Is Third Episode
of Safe Cracking Series.

.Leaxenworth. Kan, Dec. 16.-The
postoffice at TonganoXie, Kan, was
broken into and the safe blown by
nitrogIycerin Wednesday night Some
stamps and $50 in cash was stolen.
Most of the stock of stamps and money
was in a bank vault. The robbers left
Tonganoxie in an automobile and they
are believed to be the ones who robbed
the postoffice at Baldwin, Kan, re-
Gently.
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Dallas. Dec. 16.-Ninety-nine years
imprisonment was the sentence given
Dave Widener for robbery with
firearms Widener had asked the
court for. mercy after pleading guilty
Frank Kelley received a similar SEN
tence yesterday on the same charge
The pair robbed an oil supply station
in Oak Cliff with pistols recently, and
Kelly wounded two city detectives
who pursued him.
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Prairie Oil Declares Dividends.

Independence, Kan. Dec. ia
dividend of SO share was declared
by the Prairie Oil & Gas company at
dividend of SIS a shareswas also de-
clared on stock in the Prairie Piue
Line company today.
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Grain Gossip.
IBy special wire to T. ]. Myers Columb1an
Building.l

Minneapolis wheat stocks have increased
IL million bushels thus far this week.
Elevator stocks of wheat in Kansas City
have increased 245. sol bushels thus far
this week and corn stocks have increased
1863. 357 bushels.
cable from Argentina contained the
following: In the south and west
cyclones. accompanied by heavy rains, are
reported and severe heat prevails else
where. Many complaints are made of dam
age to all growing crops, but it is thought
that they are exaggerated"
Exports from the United States and
Canada yesterday were 10000 bushels of
wheat, 40 900 barrels of flour, So, 900 bush
els O fcorn and $4,000 bushels of oats ::
wheat and flour combined, 1,4o0 600 bush
els. Exports from Boston and Galveston
are not included.
A cable from India contains the follow
ing: There are reserves of old wheat for
shipment estimated at II million bushels
but growers are not offering, awaiting
official reports of new acreage. Rain is
deficient and 1t is feared that will
suffer materially. 1t is approaching the
time limit for seeding"
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Chicago, Dec. 16-HOGS-Receipts 3d.
OOO Market weak, unchanged to sc under
yesterdays average. Bulk of sales, $6.23n
geo; light. $5.95@6.55; mixed. $6.10@6.7O;
heavy, $6.20@67O; rough, S6.20G635; pigs,
81. 5O0I6.0O.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900. Market weak
Native beef steers, $600G1l00: western
steers Sc 25dS.25; cows and heifers. s.. 50
6IS35: calves. Sc. 75d 1925.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 Market slow.
Wethers, $0.10d6.S0: lambs. $6.90a95O.
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Paris, Dec. 16.-The Greek parlia
mentary elections have been fixed fo
next Sunday. says a Havas dispatch
from SalonikI this afternoon.
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Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, Dec. 16-WHEATLClose: De-
cember, $1.1S; May, $1.1sA July, $111k.
-,SoRN-December, 719sc; May, 1890
OATs-December, 42asc; May. 1850.
PORK-January, S1S.S2; May, $3.50.
@10.02.
SHORT RIBs-January, ss.s5; May,
SO. 22@1025
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New York. Dec. 16-BUTTER-Mark et
firm Creamery extras, 90 score. 36@36l2e
EGGS-Market steady. Fresh gathered
extra fine, 41042c.
CHEESE-Market firm. State whole
milk. flats, held specials, 11Ac.
POULTRY-Aliye, firm; dressed, firm
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Fire Destroys Steamship Majestic.

FIG DESTROYS Steamship MdJtsuC.
Port Huron, Dec. 16.-The passen-
ger steamer Majestic, valued at $780,
900 and owned by 9 Northern Navi-
cation company was almost COM
pletely. destroyed by fire while at
dock at Point Edward, Ontario, op-
posite here The vessel has been
making trips to Georgian Bay from
Detroit and Cleveland for several sea-
sons. She was 209 feet long, with IS
feet beam.
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Liverpool, Dec 16.-WHEAT-Spot No.
Manitoba, 12s SD; No. 2. 12s Sd; No 3,
lis lloyd; No. hard winter, new, lis Sd.
CORN-Spot, American mixed, new,
9s Id
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SHIP RABBITS TO EAST.

Fowler Man Creates Industry and
Makes Good Profit.
Fowler. Kan.,- Dec. 16.-R. S. Hen
dershot has been buying rabbits for
the past ten days which he ships to
New York and New Jersey by express.
1t has grown to be quite an industry
when an amount is paid for the rab-
bits and then shipped to the above
places by express at about SIS a bar
rel, also a profit to be gained by the
dealer
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Charge Fraud In BeaIe Divorce.

Chicago, Dec. discharges that
Mrs. Lillian Beale, widow of John e
Bea1se, a sugar magnate. who died
last year in Santa Barbara, Cal, leav-
ing an estate of S1.500,000, obtained
a divorce from her first husband by
fraud and therefore was not legally
married to and entitled to share in the
estate of Beale were made in court
here. The proceedings were taken
on a motion filed ON behalf of
Arthur K. Stearns of Lake Bluff. ILL.,.
a nephew of Beale, seeking to have the
divorce set aside. This motion was.
denied, but attorneys for Mr.. Stearns
announced their INTENT on osprosecute e,
the case further as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-16

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK ShIes Toudy'
fThe following sales were made this morn.
ing at the Stock Yards. Kansas City, and
reported over long distance telephone d.
rect to the State Journal by Clay. Robin
son & Co.. live stock commission mer-
chants.
Kansas City, Dec. 16.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 head. Killers strong; stock
ers and feeders slow.
HOGS-Receipts 200 head. Market 56
1Oc lower. Bulk of sales, $625@6.45; top,
$3.50.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady; 1Oc lower; Lambs, $500
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Because of its tonic and laxative effect
en- by anyone without causing nervousness
nor ringing in the head There IL only one
-'B-omO Quinine." E w GROVES sigma
ture on box 25c.-AdE
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Huge Arson Plot Nipped.

Los Angeles, Dec. 1.-THE discov-
cry of six barrels of gasoline and 9TH
er inflamnable material, piled high
on the floor of a liquor store under a
lodging house, where sixty persons
were asleep, caused the arrest
of three men. one of whom the po-
lice afterward declared made a full
statement concerning an arson plot
The men under arrest are Michael
Grove, said to be a former Omaha po-
Hceman; Joseph Landers, a wrestler,
and F. B. Hartman, proprietor of the
liquor store.
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LAST MINUTE NEWS.


Paris. Dec 14.-(Delayed)-
guste German, well known French
dramatic author. is dead. He was
born in 1862.
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Poultry Eggs and Butter.
Furnished by the Topeka Packing Com
pany. corner Laurent and Madison.l
Topeka. Kan, Dec 10.
POIlLTRY-Hens 3A lbs. and pver
Zoe; hens under 31h lbs, sac; broilers
lbs. and under. Zoe: ducks. DC: geese
&c: springs over lbs. lie stays Sc.
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS-Sc.
HENS AND YOUNG TUM TURKEYS
lac: old toms. 12c.
EGGS-90c.
Topeka Hay Market.
Furnished by t. A. Beck 212-14 E. 6th.l
Topeka, Kan, Dec. 10.
PRAIRIE HAY-$SOO.
Wheat Market.
FURNISHED by Shawnee Milling Co., third
and Kansas Avel
Topeka, Kan, Dec. 10.
wHEA1-No. 8, sc.
WHEAT-No. 2. coo.
Butter and Eggs.
[Furnisled by the Beatrice Creamery Co.
Topeka, Kan.l
Toneka, Kan, Dec 10.
NEW YORK EGS5S-35637c.
CHICAGO EGfsS-29030c.
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago, 331kc;
New York, 36G3615c; Elgin, 33Iac; Topka
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New York, Dec. 16.-SUGAR-Raw.
steady; centrifugal, AT; molasses, 4-oo
refined steady.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Dec. 16.-BUTTER-Market I'M
changed.
EGGS-Market unchanged.
POTATOESMarket unchanged.
POULTRY-Alive, lower; fowls, 1161115c
springs, he; turkeys, lee.
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Dumdums Made i'm q, S.

New York, Dec. 16.-Charges that
a Bridgeport, Conn. factory accepted
a contract with the British govern
ment to supply the English army with
dumdum bullets We're made in
an affidavit filed with Assistant
United States Attorney Knox by Dr.
Herbert Kienzle.
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Kansas City Grain Market
1.-THE range of prices for grain futures n
The Kansas City Board Of Trade as re-
ported by Thos ] Myers, Broker CoIun-
biaD Bldg.l
Kansas Civ Dec 16
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Chicago Grain Market.
iIhe range of prices for grain futures on
The Chicago Board of Trade as reported
~ Thos. ]. Myers. Broker. Columbian
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TOpeka UrnIn Market.
Furnished by J. b. Billiard corner Kan
Ave. and Curtis St.l
Topeka. Kan, Dec. 16.
OATS-3OQ32c.
WHEAT-S0GIS5c.
NEW CORN-56c.
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Grnns.is.Htbxmsabe abertragnnsen
Gintinnati. II. Mai.

Gitber RuFO an Ssnas DH6alos
Sita II. u, 5tpsi Sabre po9tredt pom
!. Wtai 1915 auf Elm SbeiI bes @iaens
ihums bstannt als go. 1428 sSobn
Strabe. Wiouatli9e Ulistbe $27.
ifrantis Della Bale an Qouis Della
Bale. Got go. 6 in Cincinnati ga,
Din9s Socistp's glbbition gu 2ODes
lamb 81.
Sfobn 3. ROb an bo., Got IL in Gus
i6iHs's llHteyubtbeiIuns in GOOsIanb
81.
Charles 81. qaDsr on Beatrice
DOOOruff, 80 Bel $50 SUB an Der
Sitieite Der gurns glpenue in Sarts
ipelI (Steusr 5Oc) 81.
glIics W. 8rob6erger an Better
8Oobs. aOt Qo. z i'm Ra9lab BON
Seboitian aabbeimsr (Sieuer 50e)
81.
gtobert Z. Grefnp on emma Yicos
laus. Got 200 in Riberbiep Spnbis
cat. llntsrubtbsiIung (Steuer 500 81.
Rutb 6. Dolf an DapfD BcIf,
Sruiise. 90 tel 115S5ub an Der glOrbs
feite Der Riamonb StraBe, 1913 SUB
OitIia BON SO3n Strnbe (Sisusr 500
81.
sefe 80. Stsipart on Gannis 3.
@eIls, Got Ro. IL unb 2beil Der aot
IL in 0psrIpot Bart llnierabth.iluns
(Steuer $3.50 81.
Sottie DaOis an gIiSabetb 2ittls.
Got % in Charles 9epitt's Stueiter
llnierabtbeiluna (Steusr $3.50 ST.
Gutberin. Msber on Catherine
Cord. 30 BEL 100 SUB an Der Rorb.
ieite ber 6aberon Sfrnbe in priee
6iG fSteusr 50e) 81.
Wiinnie grodnieper an Glaub 6.
Morsan, so bel 135 syub an Der Rorbs
iette Der sba apsnus IN Gprpoob
(Gtsuss s3) s..
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Sinf ganbiten er 6of
fen. Der beutiben gebOrbe in 8eno;
ain MuiIii9z9Oleu) mar bic W(ittbsia
luna sugegungsn baB iicb ieit tur5sm
in einem Sauis in 2(Itsgenb5in eli
UlitsIieber elmer Rduber6dnbe aufbitlz
ten, bic peri6iebene @srbre9'n in
Dom6rOfua unb umgeseno bequrgeH
batten. Gin 2eutnant nit 10 Wurn
nurbs infOlqebeHsn obtommarbiert,
bas Saus au beieBen. Saum haiten I e
SoIbaten poiten gefdbt, als me6rers
S8uiie aus bem SiHterhauie ub0e1cs
ben nurbsn. 9a bic RGuber 2nita't.n
traf.h ieben au sri6ieber, fpuroe bas
5dus BON ben SOIbuten bei6oFen.
!}ipei Der @onoiten eriAoiieil iidj i'm
@erlauf bes Samples, bier ipurben ge.
fangsn geHommeu. bic dnberen flint
purben fpGter eri6oTen aufgefunben.
Der 8eIiber bes 6duies unb feline
'5rdu, bic ben Rdubern felt einioen Sas
pen rnierf9lupf gep19rt batten, tpuy.
rem in Sdft genommen. Den @erbre.
hern pirb ii. a. aud Der Morb an osm
geritner'ichen ghepaar, Der in Der
Ra6t gum %. Wdrs I'M DombroDa.r
RsSisr Dsrii5. ~arSs CUR aait ssIsst.
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la. Wetsrs Realip Co.. 6 Cots IN lln'
ter1btb. pon 6. ~. Starbad's eitat'
| an ealpin ctr. 81.
0h q. u. peters Rsoltp 60 dnGG~
trubs z. Soann, so BEL 105 JnB an
Der SiibIeife pm Cabin Ctr. 81.
gbpdrb o. Dana an @eprgt 3
Dana. so bei 143 jub oil Der Rorb.
ieite BON Rallacs 9lpenue III 9lponoaIs.
81.
geotse +. Dana an StePben ).
Dana. so Bel 143 SUB an Der Roro'
ieite bon Wallace aDt. in aponoolt.
(Stsner $S). 81.
Simpn WareaIies an Sirdm Wl.
giulifon, 66 Sci 137 Sub an be-
Rorbieite ben Sigbbribse aps.. 400
5ub 0fili5 ppn SperIoOt gtps. (oteusr
50e). 81.
philip Siridbsra an Ddpib 5iri9s
Berg, 80 Bel 80 CUB al Der gBeitisiis
bon 2cngiportb Strdbe III Sodlano.
81.
eouis Sunist an 3. s. Wlsiisp II. H..
9ots "a unb rs in Suritt's llaterap'
ibeiiung. (Sisuer 81 81.
Charles Reeb, glbm., on Jrecerit
Shab, 80 bsi $50 CUB an Der Siios
ieite BON Grisn6rsder aUs. in aSonf
bale. (S.eusr 81 $500.
Gborits Wl. Bates all 6rant 9.
Saffner. Cots 207 unb 208 in Siaat
Bates llntsrabtb. OH qrimroie Str.
81.
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BEN, unb bann Dermeioen sic ss,
Ginem in's Nuse su bliden, aIs iperln
Sic elm idledtes @eipiiisn bdtten =. /.
hos tonn i6 nitt leiben 9sritss
ZEN Sic mi42 Dag mdht mid nsr=
pDsi"
Sale tpolte ebeu cine Gnti4ulbts
guna itommeln. ais Der 2llte f9on fpies
ocr ben Muno aufrib.
,gBus 1T bag ba2" frdgte er, inbsm
er mil bem aopfe nah rem rt4ten
@asenfeuiter silnifte
Der iuuQs Mann bIidte ii9 i'm.
,9as groBe 6ous oa.." i6rie Der
Offisier unsebuIbis. aacnneH sic
tenn nift ie6eng4
.gl6 TO-" ituttsrte SAFE nit Der ibm
dnse6orensn Sdii1terubeit nnb Be
| i9eibsnbeit; .bus lit Der bIdiebaIser
neutrality-suspicious. ."
Der Gffisier iab i'm ar, ais wenn
er dui benz Grilnb iciutr Seele leisn
ipplte.
,Desbal6 mnAtn Sie bdbei iol1'
Gngitli6es Geii2t2" hsrri6te er i'm
su; .bas t5nnts ginsn beinab psrbd9
tia portommen!"
Den Setrstdr iiber.ei es iisbeno7
teiB; aIs Der aIte Sffi3isr ie6oa alsid
barduf pieosr in isint 5rdumersiea
periant, berubiete er Th allmabIi4
unb idb aus ieinem eu'7iier nm ben
Qnblit Der Nntur su 1e1isben.
Der @aaen bate itgt bic FINITE
ipeIIenfDrmige Grb0buul Der Gfaufe.
errei6t. bos aslu6hnIidoe uno Snslei9
ipei.site 3ieI Der iornid9li4en Wdn'
berunsen unleres Irtan6es.
Bon MN a6 besonn ihm Die 9sesnc
neu Su perbsn, uno al. er BON Der els
len Grb9buug aus enoil einen peite,
Bid in bic bIaue s5true that, ha scg
| ibm Elm eiasntbiimlihe erbebenbss @es
| fubl burd ois'gruTt. als ipsnn er bur9
bic qlforts bss parooisies eei4rltteE
ipGre.
.0as 1T bic WeIt, bic ii9 Dor mir
ouftbut," ba9ts er: renOIit iebie i9
ben ge6er Der 1reubt an bic 9ippen."
.Wobin reiIen Sis} lpstte ibn ba
tpieoer bic tnaitsrnbs StiIume bes ars
tilsriitsn aus isiner ftilen 9ersiitnne;
,i0nnen Gle nibt b6rsn; ia nil piis
Zen, lpobin Sic reiien2"
ooIe bate ii9 70 eyiaroden, baB er
am oan3en 2sibe sitisJtt.
sd i'd bin nph ni5t
gan3 nit mir bariibsy siHig," itotisrts
sr banr, oui's neue itjns Slids fen
tsnb.
.6errl poIIen Sic mid gum Rurrsn
BADEN, pber iiHb Sie ptrriidt esipors
btu?" i6rie Der Oberr, tiridrOtb Dor
3orn; .isber Msnih uub bod piiien.
pobin er reiien Mill"
I'D id oadpis nod Siis
inoisn - itamme.is Der Sstrstdr,
BEN INNER uubeimIidsr in Der @eieus
fhait ieinss piIoen J!a6bnrs purbs.
Der artiaertit T6o6 nit Der Inter.
IipR ben buidiorr G6nurrbart 70
bod empcr, oab ihm bic Spissn beis
nabe IN bic 2iuaen amen.
.quber QanD,s2" pOIisrie er bonn
fuiebsr Ios; ~b0rsn Sic 'maI, bas
tolamt mir psrodd;ia por!"
rRaiiirIit nil ib sund6it naa
Berlin" isBts Sais bin5u, na9Ssm
er fi5 pisb,r Elm bishen erboIt.
SD TO-" manie Der Sfiiier.
nod INNER sipas slpeifsIbaft nit bsm
Sopf nitsrO uub oi. 9tuesu forfasnb
auf iRm ruben IuHsnb; naIfO srii na9
Berlin buL BIN :. mia aud
mad, Berlin unb bon bort peiisr in
meins Garniiou suriid,' fubr er bann
fort. inosm cine aefuift unrub. unb
geiorgrib ibn sur WitibeiIuns Su bes
peqsH ifisr; .ois's poit i5li.bt ii5
bod pobl an Oeu pIsitinsr WlDrssn'
5ug an k24
Sais bsiobts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18

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