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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

Miss Anne Prndletor. 81 Louisa. is
the v,iest OF R"" and Mrs George
w. Kemoer In BARTON Heights
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26
Centcnarian Dead.

Eliza Yates, a weil-known and re-
spected colored' woman of Suther-
land. Dinwiddie County. died at her
home yesterday morning, aged 1903
years. Aunt Eliza" as she was ia
military known. WAS OF the old-time
colored "rnammies." and vas highly
respected by the citizens Of the COM
munity. She was In splendid health
up until a few days ago. w.en her
clothing accidentally caught FIRE ana
she was painfully burned, During nor
long life she had never had the atten-
ton OF physician until this accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

The report OF Sanitary Inspectors
James W. Bozel and Charles d. Eanes
for the past month shows q vast
amount OF work done by these officers
toward the betterment OF health con-
ditions in Petersburg. which. for the
ceptionRlly good.
The report of Food Inspector J. r.
Collier in addition to other interest
ing features, shows that during thu
month 1913 pounds of pork and forty
pounds fish were condemned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

Misses Annabel and Ola Howard.
OF Tords Va. are spending the week
at the Hanover, on West Franklin
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26
tnnir~ To-day.

The regular Friday supper dance
VIII be given al the Westmoreland
Club this evening from $50 70 1880
o'clock. An orchestra Will play
hroasltout the evening for dancing.
and t.ae tables will be arranged with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

Mr.. william FarnelI. Of Norfolk. is
spending few days in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

Miss Virginia Whitsley. who HAS
been visiting Mrs. Richard j. Baker
at her home at Catonsville. Md. FOR
several days, will return to the city
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

MFR and Mrs Garnett Tabb have
returned TO their home here. after
spending several weeks in Pinehurst,
r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

Mrs. Joseph II. Pratt, of Brookline
Mass. has arrived TO be the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas Wander Hoof
for several weeks.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
WHAT ARE YOU DOING MR.. BUSINESS
MAN To DIVERT TRADE To PRICE?

Every business of this city should consider the
possibility of obtaining trade from the settlements trbu
tary TO Price Persons living in town have easier
TO merchants IL Is true and merchants have easier
10 folks In town. but the difference between successful
and unsuccessful business campaigns often hinges how
well i'll the people in the country nearby have been in
fuenced. Here is where newspaper like The Sun does
peculiar service TO the merchants Of Price Not only Is
the city Of Price covered like blanket but the homes in
the camps and settlements for many miles around are
entered by The Sun.
The fact that many persons outside of Price read
The Sun indicates that they alive 10 the opportunities
found in its pages and intelligent enough 10 take advan
tage Of them They will TO Price TO trade II given
the proper impetus, BUT FEW OF THEM VIII. DO so
If NOT INVITED THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF THE
LOCAL PRESS. The is plain. In fact there are
two reasons One is that they naturally averse 10
taking chance OF coming 10 town 10 get something and
then being disappointed and the other Is that the
mail order people do the inviting 10 trade with them II
the home merchants fail TO do their duty this respect
Live merchants should let opportunity pass by
to place some bargain in their advertisements that will
appeal especially TO the outside trade The people in the
country and camps entitled 10 know what can be OBJ
tanned TO their advantage here They are prepared 10
come they know they get something they need and
wish TO buy. The Sun furnishes unique publicity yeh
Gle throughout the country districts around Price and
subscribers TO this journal who pay for II and read h
because they want it, like the business interests of
the town welcome them TO the city and the stores
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
FARMERS FURNISH THE GOODS. BUT
SPECTATORS GET THE MONEY.

One of the very funny war notions extant is
that the farmers of the United States receive
extraordinarily high prices for their products
from the European nations. One prominent
daily recently stated with that peculiar serious
ness that springs from ignorance that five out
of every six dollars spent In America for wal.
supplies goes into the pockets Of the American
farmers, Figures were quoted showing that the
meat and dairy products sent to Europe in five
months were five times the cost of arms and
ammunition being supplied here.
The truth however, is that the farmers didn't
get a cent Of that money directly. Selling their
stuff to local buyers at prices fixed by boards of
trade and exchanges the goods were shipped to
market centers. Foreign buyers in this country
never visited a single farm. Instead. they called
at. the market centers, where farmers products
were held for speculation. The latter sold the
goods to the foreign agents at war prices and
pocketed the huge profits
Farmers could have received the war prices
direct II they possessed their own marketing
system. The annual demand helped even the
buyers and board of trade prices to a certain
extent, no doubt. Their profits as a rule were
only slightly NOR than usual The spectators
got the big prices. Every farmer knows this
and mourns the fact.
Some day they as class are going 10 be their
own little spectators, and then there will be
more prosperity spread over the map instead of
II clinging to particular streets in particular
cities.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
FILES SECOND CHARGE
WHEN FIRST II QUASIIED

TRINIDAD. Colo. Nov. is.-lnfor-
nations charging Horace y. HAWKINS
and =. w. Clarke. counsel Tor the Uni
ted Mine Workers of America. with
subornation of perjury were quashed
In the district court here today ty
order of Judge }. q. Wiley az Ala
moosn.
Later Hawkins and clarke were re-
arrested ON charges ct having iusU-
gated and procured Grover Hall Co
make the affidavit containing tho al-
legged perjury This action was tukeu
by Attorney General Farrar
Tho ease grew out of an affidavit of
Grover Han. juror in the trial of John
a.. Lawson union leader, convicted
Inat MAY of murder in the first de-
gree. In his affidavit Han declared
that he stood for acGuittal of Lawson
until alleged coercion was taken ly "a
court hailiff
The affidavit was used hy counsel
for the mine workers In their fight t0
secure the supreme court order pro-
hihiting CRANKY ililiyer district Judge
from presiding In future cases grow
Ing out OF the coal miners strike.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
HOLDING HORIZONS BODY
No word A. Vet Prom the Relative
of the Man slain.

How long the body ~ Roy T.. iirr.
ton. who was shot and KILLED hy 81.
ior Ii y. Myton on the morning -
October 3ist at Salt Lake city and
whose funeral was held sunday So.
yember Tth. viii remain unhuried is
n problem that the undertaking firm
81 y. NJ. Taylor a 60. ~ Zion HAVING
the body In charge. does not attempt
o. answer definitely.
II was originally planned In bur
Horton Ia Mt. Olivet cemetery. bot
arrangements Co this end failed b.
cause of lack of funds Then ncs'.
tiationH were taken up with relatives
OF Horton al iiammondHport, \, y.
and Il was expected that the BODY
would be sent there Tor burial nut
the undertRkerr have heard nnthlrE
from these relatives In tho last several
days
The undertaking firm was not vii
ling yesterday 10 say how long ~
body would bc held or what dirro'i'
ton would finally be made ~ h.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
PENCILS GETTING scAncr.

Ihe European war has ourtailed the
importation from Austria OF graphite
from which hard copying pencils are
nlad" 10 such an extent that instruc.
u"hs nav" been received hy federal
employees M salt Lake city 60 exer-
'lse economy In their use. Holders
are provided so that the pencils may
pc usrd down a. the last quarter inch
ana clerks are instructed o. Use black
pencils whenever possible.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

No longer do well informed democratic papers
claim that there is division in the republican
party They admit that the 1912 split is over
and the party reunited for protection, prosperity
and a foreign policy that will compel respect for
the flag Of our country, wherever IL is unfurled.
The recent elections force the admission. II
would be silly TO talk of the republican party be-
ing divided when IL came within two hundred Of
carrying Kentucky within three thousand of
carrying Maryland and did win everywhere else
Free trade must face a united opposition next
year. and IL has not in sixty years beaten that
opposition at the end of free trade period
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

While the American farmer is turning out
more crops than ever before, while the South Is
recovering from its troubles with King Cotton
in short, while the rural life of the nation is
highly satisfactory except as 10 the cotton en-
barge and the problems surrounding this ques-
ton, European farmers and planters are putting
the money that formerly was put into plows,
binders and reapers into cannon. Worse STILL
harvests that would have been gathered by in
genious machinery-most of IL Americans
now being gathered by women, old men, boys and
yet been turned into implements Of agriculture
But we will hope that even the bloody business
over yonder will prove but the travail that leads
TO a birth of peace in which the sword will be-
come a plawshare.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Receipts of sheep at Kansas City in the month
of October fell off 1920 as compared with De-
tober of last year, the decrease amounting to
nearly 80 per cent. At Chicago the decrease was
324 $50 head or something over so per cent The
Sun is willing to leave II 10 any intelligent per-
herdsmen 10 hold their sheep because they ex-
pect them TO be more profitable under free trade
than under protection, or whether the total num-
Der of sheep in the country has decreased be-
cause the herdsmen expect them 10 be less prof
liable now than formerly.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
uUNT II SPECIAL AGENT

Thomas a.. Hunt has been ,p,,i,t
'l special agent in tho general land
.lIl., al san Lake city having been
transferred from the Philippines.
where hr was cngagcd for nine wears.
largely in the examination of titles tn
,ilnr lands which were bought by the
United States from the Roman cath
g'l' church shortly after the Spanish.
american war Eastern Utah h. in
.Iudol In bis teIILLnrN.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Legal blanks and loose leaf devices
81 every description. The Suns place
OF business IL the former location Of
the Advocate. next 90 Price CONNER
clal and Savings bank. Mail orders
given prompt attention. Address, The
sun. Price. Utah.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
CmNMnERI.NIN,s TAnLErs.

This IL medicine intended esps'
oiaiiy Tor stomach troubles bilious
ness and constipation. II h mcetins
with much success and rapidly gain
ing In favor ana popularity. obtain
able everywhere.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

The international Association of Milk Inspec-
tors will petition congress 10 set aside one day Of
each year as National Milk Day" We are
heartily In favor of the scheme, except that we
think one day out Of each persons life, instead
of one day each year. would be sufficient for the
necessities of this reform" And, in order that
the thing may be made uniform forever and
cause as little trouble as possible, we suggest
that the day be that Of birth for each person.
That is a day when everybody has hankering
TO inspect milk anyhow, so by making that the
day there would be no question of il being prop
erly observed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
BEWARE OF CHEAP SUBSTITUTES

In these days of keen competition
Il IL important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake OF extra profit cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has stood inc
test aud been approved for more thhn
forty years Obtainable everywhere
-Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Secretary Of the Treasury AIcAdoo declares
there has been no real prosperity in the country
in ten years. IL only seems like ten years since
prosperity went away and adversely came TO
take its place, There were sixteen prosperous
years In the last twenty. but the sixteen passed
so quickly that they didn't appear TO cover so
long period as the last three.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

If we taxed the export Of war material we
wouldn't need TO pay a war tax In the present
predicament we nave taxed ourselves as long as
the war lasts and allow our munitionmakers 10
prolong it as long as possible, One may cali this
system diplomacy, national policy neutrality or
what not, but the best name for II is mule sense.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Republican managers of all future campaigns
should try and secure the services of Senator
Stone of Missouri He made" Kentucky during
tirely wiping out the democratic majorit,.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Turkey goblers are said TO be of poorer quality
this year than last. However Wen be thankful,
anyhow. In pinch, even chicken or a goose
will do. When half the worlds in sorrow and
we're not, a sensible man can be thankful even
on half empty stomach.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
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Potatoes (
Nth the maj
shat the ms
lms lowest
when ord'
mis store -
| Tonpt and
| uick deliver
| tspcndablc Z
snce IN the
| ag Tor us q
the housed
FrutH and
| aimed and
that you sho
br supply n
rainsl adVal
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

stock certificates, bonds aud blank
DOCKS OF any size or style 10 order.
HfrNthi in commercial printing
ana office stationery. The sun price
ttah.-Adyt wv
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

How some editors can write a headline,
Beauty Weds," and publish the photograph at
the same time is beyond The Sun. Somebody
else must handle the photograph.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

II pays 10 eXterminate rats. Fairmont, w
", has rat determination league which pays
five cents per head--or tailor evidence of
good work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

What has become of the old fashioned mother
who used to go out TO the backyard and break off
a switch TO aid in the education of her children
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

n you have house 90 rent "r wssh'
10 rent "A house try sun adlets Ad'"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Another advantage of the wireless telephone
is farmers won't have to use fence posts as tele-
phone poles
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Money is going to be easy, say the experts.
However, we prefer the hard cash.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

Behold will bring again the Shadow Of the
Degrees, which Is gone down in the Sun Dial Of
Aloz, ten degrees backward. So the Sun re-
turned ten degrees, by which degrees II was
gone down.-Isaiah. 1913.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
OREGON SHORT LINES
NEW COAL TARIFF ON

The traffic department OF the ore
gon Short Line announces new coal
tariff. effective December 18th. re-
ducing the rate on nut and slack coal
from Wyoming mines 20 the majority
OF stations on It's lines. The reduc-
tl0ns vary from ten 10 seventy-five
cents, but in most Instances the nut
coal rate Is lowered fifty cents. and on
slack sevonty-fiye cents. Lump and
mine run coal Is not affected.
Carbon papers ana typewriter sup.
piles. The Sun.-Advt.
Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel isg.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
ADVERTISING RATES.

hDbbHTISiNG
Display one Dollar Inch Month; Single Issue
soc Inch Full Position Ton Column Next Reading
Matter. 26 Per Cent Additional
Two Thousand Inches to he Used In one Year isht
Der finch.
FIFTEEN Hundred inches Be Used In one Year. 15c
One Thousand Inches, to BE Used In one Year, zoe
per inch,
Headers and Legal Notices i0c per Line First In
sertion SC per Line Each Subsequent Issue
Obituaries Cards Of Thanks, Resolutions. Etc, nj
Half Local Reading Notice Rates.
Adets, For sale. For Rent Lost, Found, Etc, one
Cent per Word Each Issue No Charge Accounts.
Address All Communications to THE SUN. PRICE
UTAH
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19

smoke Elk Pride Cigar, Tel. iss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-26
Cine GpiiObs bintrr Der ssrunt.
.e4t Preubii6!" = mie .in pr.ubi,
i4tr 5auptmunu eiHen JebIsr
sutmadts.

@ir Iefsn in Der .9oifii4en 3sis
tuns": Seine Gur6t DOT einer lanatpies
rissu unb boffnunssloftn SefiniiiOnl
gfur Elm 9ef9idtten min ib bier ers
5ablen, bas OislIsidi ben Namen
~preubiif" bsrbient.
Grl. o.. bic sO8ier einss bctdnnten
S6riftiteaers cine pfIeesrin Don
5erssns 9uaben, zines jsner bsrrli6eu
Jraueneemiiibsr, bic ben gan5sn S6ab
peibIi6er Giirforge unb 3nrtbeii ben
Geibenben bar6rinsen -, tpiomet iin
5ur 3eii in einem 2dsarett fiinf Der
punbtten, benen bic 4ugsl Des Jeinbes
bas SDitli6its gsraubt bat, bas ben
Wsenihen gegsben lit, bas augsnliht.
Sic 1T ibren Sdiiblingen 5eIferin unb
3rOii.rin, arm unb Gtiibs, guss unb
aiHt.
Dor aurSem fiibrte iis eires ibrer
aroben, itarisn, bonfbaren stinber in
Gottes freie Cuff, po ben ai4tberuib,
ten Der Sdub h.t 5dDpfung onipsbi.
Den pfIegliHs dm arme, ging fie unier
ben 2inben. Gin preuBifher Saupts
mann, cine fioIse Siinengsitalt nit
srSftiGsm ugs bod fdnsstitinsm aopfs.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-26

gemd6 ben Mnpsiiung.n auf Der Ilaide,
nab ne IN psn ciefem 2eioen s.beIt. Sic
,uur pollftdnSia hsrabsetpmmen. aIs fis init
bem Ginnehmsn bee COMPOUNDS beganu
unb ibrs gerioben helien Td nidlt rssel.
mdbis ,in. Sic mar 10 uupdBlidl unb
fdmat, SaS id ibr bdufis bsim Gnsleiben
hebtlflih isin mubte, ab,r jeBt III ne rsasl-
maBis unp wiro itart unc 1T ssiuns. =
syran Wartin Selpia Slpper Soma.
6unberte BON berartis.n Srieien, pslhe
ben Tani ausiprsfen fur ben srfola. ben
2pbia q. giu.bam's 8esetable gompouro
ssSieIt bat, treiien iortpdbreno Elm, biereur9
Die 9uperldIiisieit bieies srpbartlgen alter
Seilmittels septiieno.
genn Gle traui iiuo, idleppsn Ste iih
nitt berum unb leibsu Sic niGt 2as 'ilr
Gag, ioubern beiteIleu Sic ioiort qnoto v.
gintbams gssttabl. COMPOUND, Elm Gran.
ea.SeiImittel ssssn eraaeHtranibeltsn.
@enn Gle ipesiellen 8atb beSiir.
fen, 10 penSea Sic iid an Snoia &.
Yinfbam WeOieine So. (pertranens.
ppU, 9snn, Naii. CIR Srief ipirS
ban elmer Ssrau se6iinrt uno aslcien
unb inter hem Siesel Der @eridmie.
aenheit beantluprtet iuerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-26

iommt ben beibsn sntsssen. Gr itlbi
sinen Iueenblid, bann aebt ct ent,
fdIo6en auf ben Jslbgraiien su, lest
ibm bic Sanb leibt auf bic Sdultei
nnb iast IN rubissm, aber bod burf
Jronie leidt geIddrftsm 1ons: IRA
unieren suten 9erpunbeten e:bt jsb,
monhes burh; ober bas ipoaen ipii
bod nitbt einfiibren. bab Der SolDa,
sur lln5eit feinen gefunben 9lrm fdon'
unb bem UpraefeBten ben Dori4rifts'
mobisen GruB perfast."
Der SoIbat 3udt 3uIammen, teir
Wort Der Gnti6ulbigung iommi iibel
feline 2ippsn. Sein Geiidt r0tbst ii6;
ni6t bic S9am bss @eriisten. Elm ias
ber S6msrs malt iih in ieinsn 2iiaen.
Me9onif6 bebt CT ben 2lrm, Inn 3u iu'
lutiren. JrI. q. absr bdutt BEN
Sauptmann su: .Sie ibun BEN Mnnn
unreht - er bat 8lasperlen in ben
Mugenhoblen -"
eSebt iteigt Dem Gfii5ier cine Slut.
ipeae irts 8eiidt. 8ioer feline art
nerleaen, bIidt er elm @eiIdyen mi
ben Booen. 8unn iuerbet or iidl ialii'
tireil6 or bic 9anle: .,8raf y. Suupf
mann beini Hegirnent. Oarf it)
I'M sSbren Nnmcn iurb Die Gngabe
SSbres 9ajaretts bitteu2"
GiirS unb itreug, nit leitten
aopiniden, crtbeilt Sri. o. Die 8e.
friinihte sIlisflutft lrS idjift ii6 on,
peiier5ilscben. ~gsur elm pnnr Seflln.
0en no9," rl,it ibr Der Saitptmani
Su, Iailgt raid ieiIle @rieftnife Der.
Dor ltno iiberreidjt ibr cine 9waftsi5.
Iarf .gsote nit ben @orten: r0arf
id) Sic bitten, has fir sSbreH Gdliib'
ling qrpunebmen imb ibm cine aiite
Stunbe Sli bereiien, bic ihn fir elneu
pcinIiden gliigeublif eiitfd,doigti"
Sdrpeigeno, nit elmer giienc, bic 81
ineen i6eint: ,0os bnrf ib nidt n6'
Iebnen", ninunt SRI. q. bic 9tote ciit.
aegen. aiir5er @rub BON beioen Gel.
tcn unb bic gepeamtltg III 5uGnoe. -
Stei Gage fpdter. eSm Sdsarctt
ipir6 Der &aiiptrnann @roi Y. Der
giIeaerin g1ueIoet aiiM irnb form.
lib empfdnst SrdiiIein o. Oen 9e.
iud)er.
sd, iperbe Gle nift nitfbaItcn,
meine @rGoiee, nidt abrcn BiIld,tcn
entjieben." fiigt Der Sfii5ier raid
ielneln @rlrbe bin5ii, yes banbclt iih|
Inn elm fir3es griudeu. Ser grief
hier in meiner Sdnb entbdlt 75,ocOI
IPnrf. - 5reu,ihe bon mir baben oe1,
8etrag, ben i9 iDioHen fonute. er.
q1i3t. goIIen Gle 70 giitig ieiH, Die
Sumine bo5it 5u beriperben, bab Ssb-
rem 5IinSen SdpibIingen ibTe Gage er.
Ieittert inio Der sSeg aiI eineTn pal.
ienScn gerufe sebartt ;piro2"
.SSa, bns nil if." rirt Sr1nIein
g. = 6iesnaI BAT er es eiIis-- trltt
Der Sffi5ier Den 9iiid5ug an. @ieoer
zine fl,rse gcgegrlmg Gber Gesmnl
bIeibt elm @liidsihiuuner in sruei
iorgenosn SPrseu Suriif itHb itrablt
ue'ler - Bis in beroiurfeIte Ga.
zen.
Sit bos nidlt prer,biib - Don an.
innn biz aim GuDe2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-26

Der So6 9bbul Samibs.
Der friibre GuIinn GbbuI Sduio
bate einsn Rod, beFen rsia.' gns
leute felt Der gntthrouune feines
Serrn brah Iitgsu. Dlsrt.b. 10 heibt
Der aphtiinitlsr, benliibi iid ieitber
nm eiHe neue, i.insn GdbisteitsH ents
fpre6enbe Gt.fIuns, obns oab ss ibm
bisher oeluneen IN. cine ipI6e gu fins
ben. gift, bag man 3peifel an Der
9orsiieIid,,it feinsr aohtuuit ssaegt
bdttel Nas ieiuen 8smiibuneen nm
etnen neuen goftsn binberIi6 mar,
iine Wier,ebs fiunnSiele MHiprli6s.
or perlonct nidt tperiger als 1900
Dollars als Snhr.sgebdli. se5u ieintr
Rdtblpiiatsit bat iid1 Werteb. ipie mir
oem rEemps" entnebmeu. Huumehr
on BEN .Yep Dort SeroIo" gsrpanbi.
Inn biefss gIatt gu bitten. inn bic
abreffe ein.s .iebr reiheu Wannes"
au aebsn. Der bereit mare. -siusn biz
itorifhen 9odl" All bei6dftiueu. Wlers
feb perlongt btrier aiebesbitnli nidt
umionit. or peripriht bem Rem
gort Serolb" dls @esenletftlira 5abls
rei6e 6ift0rdrn iiber Gtbul Samio,
bic bas gIott in f.ineu Spulien ob;
bruden unb bur6 bic es ptsf 'gtlo
perbienen ,Dmue. Der .5emps' bt'
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