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Evening star., 1915-02-08
BANK CASHIERS SUICIDE
CAUSES BUSINESS HALT
Institution Closes Doors Until After
Funeral-Discrepancies in
Accounts Found.

LEBANON. Pa, February S.-A notice
posted today on the doors of the First
National Bank of Schaefferstown, near
here. announced that the instruction
would remain closed until after the
funeral Wednesday of Alvin Binner, the
cashier, who committed suicide Satur-
day.
Binner left note addressed to his
wife, in which he said he was wrong
in my bank accounts" The note also
stated that he did not have a cent of
the banks money, but was caught by
certain business men of the town. 4
bank examiner has found some irregu-
larities, and it is understood these con-
sist of overdrafts to the men mention
ed by Binner in his note to his wife.
The amount of money involved is said
to be more than $4,000. The directors
or the bank have promised to make
good. The deposits amount to about
100000.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
Plans of the Leaders.

ing the constitution Of the state, and will
draft bill which will provide as wide
an extension of suffrage to women as Is
possible without amending the. constitu-
ton. Such u biN can be passed by a
ma ajdrity OF the legislature.
Similar bills for Maine and Indiana
will also be drafted in the office of the
congressional committee, at the request
of the suffrage associations of those states.
The National Association has recommend
ed all states which are not working for a
constitutional amendment to press such
4 bill at this legislative session. Mrs.
Funk, who is a lawyer, is the represent
ative of the National Association in di-
recting the activities Of the states along
this line, and the office of the congress
sional committee has been temporarily
turned into a law Office.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
CHICAGO STOCK YARDS
QUARANTINE IS LIFTED
No Cattle May Be Held More Than
Forty-Eight Hours, However.
Disinfecting Continues.

CHICAGO, February S.-The Chicago
Union stock yards. which have been
under partial federal quarantine since
January % because of a threatened
outbreak of foot and mouth disease,
were reopened today for the interstate
shipment of cattle. No cattle, however,
may be held for more than forty-eight
hours. Government inspectors have
been authorized to slaughter cattle
held in violation of this order.
Squads of men are still applying dis
infectants to the miles of pens and
alleys in the yards. 1t was said that
the work of disinfecting the entire
plant would require at least n week
more. Sections will he reopened as
soon as the process of fumigation is
completed.
Orders have been piling up so rapidly
since the inspection of the yards that
the next three weeks. it was said. viii
be the busiest in the history of the
packing houses.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
ADVENTIST LITERATURE
SALES, 100000
Elder Town Addresses Home Mis-
sionary Convention on Prog
ress Of Publishing Work.

Elder y. Il. Town, secretary of the
publishing department Of the General
Conference of Seven-day Adventists
made an address yesterday before the
delegates attending the home mis-
sionary and publishing convention on
The Progress of the Publishing
Work, in the headquarters building
at Takoma Park. He spoke of the
progress that is being made by the
missionary colporteurs of the Ad-
ventist denomination in all parts OF
the world. He said the sales of lit
erature throughout the denomination
last year amounted to nearly $1,000. 900,
comparative statement of the growth
of this phase of the church's success
by decades. Elder Town described in
detail the progress that the denomina-
ton is making in Austria, Germany.
Denmark, Great Britain and other
European countries.
Preceding Elder Towns address an
hour or more was spent by the dele
gates in discussing the home mission
airy feature of the denomination. The
members of the various churches re-
port their missionary activities was
given considerable attention.
Gives Demonstration of Surgery.
Comparing the methods followed in
surgery during the period of the civil war
with those practiced today, Dr. II. w.
Miller, medical superintendent of the
Washington Sanitarium, assisted by Il
large corps of workers, gave a practical
demonstration of each in the presence of
about 500 people at that institution last
night Among his guests were the dele
gates attending the publishing and home
missinoary convention, students of the
Washington Missionary College, and em-
ployes of the two institutions conducted
by the Adventists in Takoma Park.
The great advances that have beer
made in surgery during the last halt
century were made prominent in the
course of the lecture. Instead of being
styled a butcher, as was generally the
name formerly applied to the surgeon. the
physician skilled in the use of instru-
ments used for the alleviation of suffer
ing is now a highly respected citizen.
Dr. Miller also exhibited and explained
number OF X-ray photographs that had
been taken of different parts of the body
Evening star., 1915-02-08
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Steamer Southland, from Norfolk and
Old Point; steamers Wakefield and
Frederick de Bary. from Potomac
points; steamer northumberland, from
Baltimore and landings in the mouth
of the river; steamer \. NJ. Wetherill.
from Fort Washington and Fort Hunt
with army stores and passengers:
powerboat Neddie, at Alexandria, to
load merchandise for Potomac point;
barge Clinton, at Alexandria, from Oc-
coquan to load railroad ties: schooners
Bessie Reed, Silver Wave, NJ. A. Avery
and ]. T. Stewart, at 11th street wharf
with oysters.
Departures.
Schooner Sidonia Curley, light. for
the Rappahannock river to load lum-
ber for Baltimore; steamer Southland.
for Old Point and Norfolk with pas
sengers and freight; powerboat Neddie.
for a river point with merchandise;
schooner Lola Taylor, light, for a
down-river point after oysters for the
market here; schooner Crockett, light,
for 4 river point to load hack to this
city.
Tugs and Tows.
Standard OIL COmpany'S tug No. u
arrived at Baltimore from this city
with two light tank barges; schooner
James o. Carter, left for down river
seeking vessels bound to this city
District tug Louise left with lighters
laden with material for the Occoquar
workhouse; tug Advance is at the
capes of the Chesapeake seeking ves-
sells bound to Baltimore: tug Captain
Toby arrived at Alexandria with tow
from down river; tug Eugenia arrived
with lighters in tow from sand-dig-
ging grounds opposite Alexandra.
Memoranda.
Schooner Charles L. Rohde is report
ed on her way to this city from New
bern, n. c., with lumber; schooner
Willie Clarence is at a lower Potomac
point to load oysters for the market
here; schooner Fannie Is due at Alex
andria with railroad ties from Mar
shall Hall; schooner Alma A. Stubbs
is at Baltimore with lumber from a
Potomac landing; schooner Carrie
Wright is on her way to the Kappa
hammock river to load lumber; schooner
Five Sisters is at a Virginia point
making ready for service with the
! wood and lumber fleet; schooner Lane
lott is reported at Maryland point
to load for this city.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
G. W. U. CONvOCATION DATE.
Midwinter Session to Be Held Feb.
ruary % This Year.

The midwinter convocation of the
George Washington University will be
1eld at 10 O'Clock February % in the
assembly hall of the Arts and Sciences
,uilding, 2023 G street northwest.
The principal address to the graduates
will be delivered by Prof. Charles D.
Iazen, formerly professor of history at
NTH College, and author of Europe
;.nce 1S15'
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert Stock
on, L. S. NJ, retired, president of the
university. will preside. Music probably
will be furnished by section of the
United States Marine Band.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
LORD LONDONDERRY
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Was knight of the Garter and Aid
de-Camp to British
King.

LONDON. February S. 10:42 a.m.-The
Marquis of Londonderry died today of
pneumonia.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
Inhales Gas, Is Found Unconscious

Nelson Guenther. ffty-five years old, q
roomer at 10S Florida avenue northwest.
was found in his room this morning un-
conscious from illuminating gas. He was
holding the end Of a gas tube in his hand
when found.
DIR. Gibson OF Casually Hospital re-
sponded to a call, revived the patient
with puimotor and took him to the hos
pitai. 1t is thought he will recover. Mel
son Guenther, jr.. son of the patient, was
married Il short time ago. the police Were
informed, and is at Kilmarnock, Va
Evening star., 1915-02-08

MARQUIS oil Londonderry Qleu toda. oi
pneumonia.
The Marquis of Londonderry was one
of the foremost leaders of the Ulster
movement and was one Of the most
successful members of the British bar.
He was one of the great noblemen Of
the United Kingdom. being Knight Of
Ithe Garter and aid-de-camp to the
king.
Lord Londonderry traced his descent
from Sir Piers Tempest. who fought at
Agincourt. through a family dfsti'-
@uished in English history, and mad
n;nself led an active political life.
Represented Dublin in Parliament.
Born in Ulster sixty-two years ago,
he was graduate of Trinity college,
Dublin. which he represented in par
Lament. His first preferment under
the government came in 1892, when he
was made solicitor general for Ireland.
and in the last unionist ministry he
served as solicitor general of England
| from 1900 to 1906. In his younger years
he was a member of parliament for
County Down from 1873 to 1884, and
Viceroy of Ireland from 1886 to 1888.
He held several offices in the Balfour
ministry. He was one of the largest
landowners in Great Britain, holding
| title to $4,000 acres. Lord London
ter of the Earl of Shrewsbury. They
had two children,-a son and q daugh-
ter. The son, Viscount Castlereagh, is
his heir.
Evening star., 1915-02-08

Women's Onyx Hose, in gauZe
tinued lines. All sizes in one style
or the other. Blacks only.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
In Memoriam.

of my dear motses In law, Lucy BERRY.
MAN. who departed this life six years ago
today. February S. 1909
BY HER soN-N-LAw. .
BURKE. In loving hut sad remembrance Of
my dear sister. MAMIE II. BURKE. who
died five years ago today. February s. 1910.
Anniversary at the Church OF the Holy
Comforter. NELLIE.
DADE. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear husband and our father: TRAVERs H.
DADE who departed this life one year ago
today. February s. 1914.
Blessed are they who die in the Lord.
Wren,. who departed this life twenty
six years ago today.
Our home WAS bright and happy
When God called you to His throne:
Though your spirit few at His calling,
Your memory is still in our home.
AND CHILDREN. MARGARET, EDWARD,
ANNIE, MICHAEL, JR.
dear sister MAGGIE V. MooRr who ie
parted this life two years ago today, Feb
ruary s. 1918.
II had seen you the last
And held your diving hand
And heard the last sigh from your heart,
] would noT feel ad.
BY HER LOVING SISTER KATE.
PosEI; Sacred 70 II. memory Of our dssr s,.
year ago today, February s, 1914.
! .i.va .; il
When l all alone
For memory IS the only friend
That grief cali its Own.
I shall to love you.
T..ui-- y,ug 10 IN dust;
And some iav / hope to meet you.
To this end in God I trust.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER JOHANNA. =
STEWART In loving remembrance OF our dcar-
~ beloved son and brother FRANK STfN-
ART who died years ago today. Febru-
ary s. 1918. in FL paso. Tex.
BY THE FAMILY.
STEWART. In loving remembrance of my dear
brother, GEORGE +. STEWART. who do
parted this life two years ago today. Feb
ruary 5, 1913. -
Evening star., 1915-02-08
BORN.

WARD At Germantown Pa. Oh Sunday, Feb
ruary 4 1915 10 Mr.. and Mrs Philip Henry
Ward. jr.. a daughter, VIRGINIA STUART
WARD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24

bintcrIegt. "a nIle 2nn6sfnedlte be-
fanntermabeH 5u fpiirteln pilegeH,,
Iino idnimtIite @siidsipiele poriihts<
baIber iireng perboteii
GO ieben mir, bnb iibernu nad bee
pdbrter llebcrlieferiing cine eiierne
sonS i'm Sommibnnoibiib Den @ersi
fehr regelt. Go fd,6n Die 2dnoihdft>'
70 bebnaIidl Die iriuere ginridtungi
ioes Cfii;ier GJeinugenenlasers -
SoI,,oun, Stafelornbt ilro bic 9a.
jonettc Scr lpeitidIiiden Snnoihirmer,
Die pon auben burfl Spdblodrr inn
3aun Die iSrernoen ilbeapaden. 5ielTn,
oen @eianaenen eiH eng begren5fes
Sos. Zen gcieiieIien 5eino niht our9
fIeine gsabelitite peinigen, ibm piel-
mebr cine ertrdgIid1e @eiangerihdft
unter g9abrllnl Der notbDenolgeu Sl-
dleriingen ,u itldfien, III ous pcrneb.
me gurt oes acurnononnten 3ieier,
Der Reffe eines beriibHteu Vnrla-
mentariers, i'm 3ipiIberufRegiernng
ratb, bGt fih iein .Giiernes" bereits
i'm @eiien gehOIt; Der sbiutnrt III
Rroieiior, Der erite gltrenltidretber
gireftor elmer IanSiUirtbihuftIiAen
SduIe. Gas gcIt IN g9offenl
aae Sieie bo69ebiISeteu 2eute, made.
re 5olonien uno quite Meniben, fesen
ibren Stol3 bareiH, i'm SiHne Der be-
ItebenbeH gorid,rifteu Dem unidldbIitl
gernahten Gegner cine ehreHooaeSaIt
Bu bereiten. 8 6ieies Geitihs
lamb! 8 oieie gorbareul
Wfar Caro-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24

9. 3. Wunb on R. 3. SairIsp
$250O.
sbomas ReilIp an Baltimore Qlps
8. II. .. Co.. $24OO.
Sun :. Robion an @eitern 9tse
y. ". $4,000.
s. 6arrp 9idman on SObn 5
grdden. $1,000.
G6arIes &neipp an Cottage 9. II
g. Co.. $3.50.
GoLIine SaMap an bo.. $1,000.
Sames Is. 8omien an bo., S25o0.
gdnnie 6. gopb an b., $1400.
8scrae +. 9aubenbis an Sputberr
Sbip 6. II. z. Co., $500.
&oiis g. SsIers an 81. R, Stsel
$500.
gpm. 6. &rpaer II. gnb. an llnior
Sdpings y. u. 3. Co., $2500.
Die g. ". qeters Redltp 60. ar
bic 0intpn Sahinas Bari. $500.
Do. an Do, $2500.
DO. an DO, $2500.
30. an DO, $2500.
Robsrt WicgBbcrter on 2ibsral g
u. g. Co.. $500.
gbarlss Sdplor an 2iberaI g. u
q. Co.. 5000.
Getilgte 5ppotbet.n.
iSrances Srueeer an Qrice Sil
GaaIe g. II. 3. SO. Ro. l. $500.
Ssnnie Matbas an Cabinet g. II
Q. Co.. $500.
Ulinnie gsbiuehdus on Wlt. 4boma
9. II. g. g., $1,000.
SbIpsiter Carton an Cora 9. Be
big. $500.
Marp Z. asmmetsr an CAT Gno g
u. &c.. $3.50.
Gmma g. 6irlinqer on Gilt Gb9,
3. II. 9. Co.. $500.
Bert. q. Moorman an Spcomors
g. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Sohn q. Wdblie an Brighton Ger
man gant Co.. $500.
9lnbrstp SoIiqrsFs an 9oluliesr g.
II. 9. Co.. $4,000.
goIIins 2aWap on Cottage .. u.
9. Co., $75G.
Ghas. aneipp on DO, $500.
Gas. e. @oritn an DO. $500.
9auabon 3. WontgoIHerp an 2in'
coin 9du 0erein, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
Gin gutmdt6lgcr
]llep0ido.
aomii9er Rpmun BON
U. bon % terfeI b.
(Nortietung.)

(6ortieeung)
.gis iene entIeBli6s 9egegnung in
ben Qnlagen mid aus allen meinen
Simmeln rib, ipra6 iie, nit ihDd4er
lperbenber Gimme, lpeiter; rein anoes
res Deib bing an Sbrsm arm unb
nannte sic nit Dem Rumen Der 2ies
be
raber, id fatp0rs Sbuen -" risf
Safs.
Warie b6rte ni6t auf i'm.
r0ann fam jener entfebIi6e Meuf6
pl5sIia pieber gum @oridein, fuhr
iie fprt, nunb 5eigte bus Bib S9rer
9erlpbten, ba5 sic auf Der gruit trus
gen
Der unslidli9e iIngs Wann it0bna
te 0Or SeeIenfolter.
rSie tanbsn regungslos, obne fi4
gu pert6eiotgen," fubrWarie fort, .uHO
i'd fublte ale buf.enben BliimIein in
msiner Seele fpelten unb fter6en, ais
ieuer rGtbielbafte WunH, Der iia 81
rem beIten Sreunb nannte, mid gu fi4
6erantpirtte unb mir iagte. er guran'
tire oab id bic Sbre lperOen iOae. -
Die 2iebe glaubt 10 Iei6t g. i4 ging
nod sinnpul, oas 9er3 DoG SsIigteit,
bon bannen.
Saie mar bem lsbteH Ebeil Der Grs
sabluns NIT gr6berer 9tufmertiamtsit
gefolgt.
.gis berfeIbe Wann geItern gu mir
fam unb mir geitunO, bub er mid Be-
lOgen," feste bas WlGO6en taum bDrs
bar bin5u, noab i9 niemals S9re 9ats
tin fperbsn t0nne." -
SEPT peritdnb Der poitietretdr bic
be5iiglihe Stsle in Semper's Brief.
Der BON ibm perlurgts Wibsrruf bate
oIio pirtIidInfegen geitiftet ubsr
es mar ia uniegen iiberaa tpenn
Der MiOerruf ni9t seitern itattsefuns
ben, bunn miiBte es beut gefbeben :. :.
bic yla6t bes llngliids brad nur .ts
tpas Ipdtsr an.
Saie iu6te fict NIT afnpenbuns fsis.
rsr sanasn araft Su fafen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24

Sais padte in gile feline Satsn,
erHeuerte ben Srennungsi9msrs nod
sinmaI unb fubr mad BEN 8abnbpf.
Sn Ieinsm &Opf ihpirrte ss; ieiH
Ser3 gliibte.
Gr bate ein @erIpre1en sessbsn, Elm
geripre9en. oas gu erfiillen ia ni9i
sinmnl in feiner Wadt itdnb; mas
tOnnte, bel ieinem llngliid, DarauE
piebsr fir nsues mibgsfdid srpu9-
Ien2
+ Denise Minuten barauf fiibrts ibr
bic 2ptomotipe bon bdnnen.
Reife sIiidIi9, Ssinri6 6aie, unb
mo9eit 0u balo am gnos 0sinsr 9ei=
ben fein!
(5ortieBuns foIgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
9as STiSiers.G GeianseucuIaser
in Heubranoenburs.
0enbraneenbnra, 90. sslmi.

Die ReiIieritaot Reubranbenbitrg,
5ie tpalo. nno ieeuulfrdf5te, Die 9ed-
Ienbiraerin Die ieiue, Die bea imo
marin 1T tpie elm ionliger @arten,
bat felt menigen Saeen fremSIGnbiid)e
9Gite. gm llier oes gIiternoen GoI.
leniees, Fart ON Rnrtoe oes gtienIiro'
iper Sol,es, heiien @uheupradt lid,
gum himmeIanitiirmenoeuIom ipolbt,
erhebt iib cine 5eitgemdbe Sdnobaiis.
aniiebIung, in Der Wiitte 6as oielen
@erIinern pobIbefonnte gugliitabno.
Ger Heibsiistts bat Sas Slrbotel,
bic oeiummte gnlaae imo eiiiiGe Re
benhGuier nitiaHlnIt ben Wlobeln &C.
Sattet. Sein erites mar oairt orb er
penig gaitfreinbIih einen 2l2 Weter
boben unourd)iittiaen Solisoun I'M
oie game Serrlidfeit soe ituo i'm mft
Stad,eIbrabt ipidte. GO lpeuig lodero
Der alnbIid pon Der Strabe aus III,
no artrnme 2a1bitiirmer NIT nilfge.
pilau3tem Seitensesuebr itreiien, 10
beboaIih III 6ns sNtnere bergerittet.
Sinter StateIorabi un6 SolssaiiH iii
olles aeiheben, mag ben Sfii5iereu.
bic oas ariegsaIiid IN irniere Sono
gegeBeu bat, BET itrensem SbihIub
BON Der sIuBeHpeIt 6as Sos erIei4.
tern fam.
es bGnoeIt ii6 bier I'M ein Eager,
bas usIbIieBIia fir frieesgcfanse-
ne Siiisiere uno ibre Burden beree.
ridJtct III. Gs iin0 olsseiuhte 2eiite,
Die ourd, lire quite iiibriing in Der
63eiangenihaft ben gor5ug baber, In.
re unpiafommeneu Gerien OH Die.
fem id,6ueniSIedhen medlenburgiiher
@r6e Al genieben. 9as Eager III nit
100 Gfii,ieren belegt, bic benz Bier.
perban6 ongeb6ren. Trnn3oieu, BEL.
aier, gneIdnoer im6 9ti,iien iinS bier
in allen Gauaihiien oeriamneIt, pier
rlliiiif,e GberIten an Der SpiSe. Cine
qrobe gln3abl III bereiis in ben eriter
ariegstogen eeiangeH lporbeu. Der
aommanbnnt, SaIptmanu @inteler.
elnpiing feline gfIegebeiobleuen am
gahnboi uno fiibrte tie burd Die
Ion0iaaftlidl ihone llrgebung mad
benz orei ailometer euifernten Eager.
.g9aren Die @eiangenen idon fir bic
rubige SaItina oes 8ubIifuns BEL
ibrer 9nfunit 6anfbnr. 70 paren iie
mabrbaft beeliidt, aIs iie an ibrem
geitimmunesort nnIdngter Die ge.
hobene Stimnliug aHgeiidts Der Iieb.
lihen Ratur uuo Der ifonen Inter
funitsr16iime iette iif oIsbnIo in
sahlreid,e Boitfartengriibe an bic an-
geb6rigen i'm gislnrbe I'M.
Sbipobl ii6 Die bier Nationeu I'M
@run6e ibres Ser5ens nift beiebeil
fonnen, baben iie, mebr Der gsotb aIs
bem eigenen Trieb gebordero, eine
internatiouaIe Sffi5iersfonuuiiiion
begriinbet, Die innerbaIb beg Sagers
aeruiIie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ielbititdn.
big regeIt. go unteritebt ibr Die
Saiis. irnb 3iurmerreinising, Die I'M.
ter slufiiht abfpehieIh6er SffiBiere
BON ben frieeseefnngenen Burden
ausaefiibrt ipiro. 0esgleid,en Itelli
bic .seommiiiion ben 8ertbeilunsspIan
fir bic Babe. uno @arbierfhinoeH Der
einsenen gtntionen aiif; iie interbdlt
aud ben BON ben Sffisieren ieIbit an.
geIegten 3eunispIas. Gs III ndniIiG
feiter @riinoids, nienraIs etipd @nHt.
IHianni4aiter sur scriHsitsu &iIfeIei'
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sr srfabrsn, gu bsipest 1T. mil Dir

Ct erfa1ren, au befps9t ut, Diu DIR
oanten!"
guh Jriebri9 Tub psters Elm. nit
ieiller Jrau ipbalo ais mpgIi6 III Die
OberfSriterei gu tommen, 4rnolb Der=
ipra9 es.
Der 8asen erret9te RAID iein 3:el;
ais er in ben Sof fubr, itanoen Der
Oberforiter unD Jrau Utarie dm 6ens
tier.
,gDrner!" rief bebenb Der gllte.
.anton, 9u pirit rubig Der Sinae
tparten bic ba tommen!" iprah 5rau
Marie nit elmer ibr ionit ungeppbnlis
den Gnergie.
%, mas mu6t Sbr nit mir?" jams
merte Der Sberf0riter.
n9u bait seiiegt, Clinton! bena SDrs
ner tommt suerit 8u 9irl"
Sin Strabl Der 5reuoe 5udte aus
ben 9liden bes SberfDriters. 5rau
Narie bate ben re6ten Sled BEL benz
itol5en unb ebrIiebeuben WIanne sez
trofien.
8a trat 5risbrit pt0Blih ein.
,,Rad)6dr 90rnerll" melbete er.
Der 7abritant elite auF Den S6ers
f0riter su; er tpnnte por 9eipeaund
ni6t ipreben, ialpeigenb ii6erreichtc er
i9m bic Quittung; @rabbera ioarf eis
men Bid auf bas Yapier.
,0u ielbit bringit fie mir?' fra9te
sr geriibrt.
sgerlangit On nod mebr. fSreunb
@rabbers2 - son i'd Dir nod idgen,
hab mir gsiOs ftdnblih getduiht uno
bstrpsen lporoen iinb?"
.0u bait cine SrimiuaItIags gegeu
mid anhGnqio gemaht!"
.aiiee! WGre ih ben GinfIiiiteruna
gen aObler's gefolqt. 10 piitbete bsuts
elm 9lbpotat qegen Did! -"
.Sobler pollte fir mid 5sugen!"
LATTE Der Sberf0rIter.
,Die er es fir mid pollte; bat Der
MenI6 Did benn befu6t?"
Sat tGoli6 in Der IeBten ,3elti au6
bsute rpiro er tommen!"
r@rabberg, bait 0u bic Sahsrreotz
iion beantrugt?"
rgei meinsr Gbre - netn!"
.SaIt Ou meiuen Banter oOn Der
unFberbeit meiuer Gage bena6rids
tigt?"
Sh babe nif,t barQn qepa6t!"
Limb 8pbler iagte mir -
.So bat er infam gelogen!"
nGntpn, mir baben uns einonoer
piel su perS.i6en, benn Giner Fpis Der
Gnbere lit gu Iei6gldubts unb 5u ltol5
oepeIenl" -
,@ottbeIf, bier III meine Sunb!" =
Tprad Der aIts Sberf0riter; Die Greuns
be umarmten iif bersIi6.
.0u 0u mid niht benuncirt ban.
rief Der Sberf0riter, 10 tannit Su.
ni6t auf mid gei6oiIen bobenl"
,glntpnl ih tpeiB nit einem ISetpeRr
qur niht umsuge6en!"
Sebt trat sFruu Mdrie buSDiiten.
rGrtIGrt Gua fpdter Die SpiBblbes
reien beg Serrn Sberarltmdrns, fir
ieht 6ebentt, baB es nod unbere 2euts
oi6t, bic tbeilnebmen molten an Der
1lrterbaltuud. 1Sreunb g0rner. id bets
ne Sic herSlih piutpmmsn in uries
rem 6ouIe; Dir. alter Grissarum," ne
panots Iih su ibrem 6atten, fibre i'd.
hie grout unieres Sphuss gu; iperu
Dir hei Dem Glnblide nidt ba3 Ser5
aufgebt, 70 bait 0u tsins ms6r!" -
(JOrtIebung foIgt9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
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