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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
SOME NOTES
By ROSA CLIsBY JOHN

After wandering around several weeks At different places, we are in the pretty little town of Selma with her giant oak trees, beautiful green lawns and many wells of pure water.
 We left South Carolina feeling quite prosperous over the fine crop of grain and cotton. The rise in price of cotton renewed hope in the downhearted, some fields being white with the staple, no boil weevil having appeared there or in Geor- gia.
 We had the pleasur of driving through the country and everywhere the corn and cotton were fine. However. the hope of the small farmer for money was in the sale of live stock.
 The coming of the irrepres sible Blease to the front again as candidate for governor of South Carolina gave much zest and spirit to general talk and criti- cism It Is to be- hoped the coming frosts of winter will nip the rising sprouts of his ambition, and the fine old state will come into her own by rele- gating the too sordid flesh to innocuous desuetude.
 Here In Selma the impression MT. Bryan made from his lecture on War and the effort to atone for misconduct as the wayward son who wounded his father s heart by leaving home at the critical turn of family affairs when the nome needed his strong heart and brain, was one of pathos.
 Personally, I felt like weeping and thought of the great good he could ac- complish while he was nearing that period of life when tears come quicker, laughter slower. the once sparkling wine of life, mellowed and ripened, flows in crystal streams to the everlasting fount of love- What 8 wonderfully magnetic personal fty. to sway thousands. and how simply human to wish to be always on the stage!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
Want Inventory of Machines

Paris, October 0.-(Special )AManu- facturers whose works have been stripped of machines by the Germans propose that an official commission make an inventory of the machines that have disappeared as soon as may be possible. It is pointed out by man. ufacturers that the payment of an in- demnity for the machines will not be sufficient, since many months, in some cases years, will be required to replace ene machinery. Consequently the wrench manufacturers will demand the return of the machines themselves. These machines they claim were not all taken because they were needed in Germany but in order to paralyze the industries of northern France after the eventual declaration of peace. The To- cation of the machines taken will be an easy matter. 1t Is believed. since in- ventories were made by the Germans and cafalogs printed at Cologne for circulation among German manufac- turers It Is declared that the stock company that undertook the distribu- ton of the machinery in Germany was organized through eovernmentai mi -.atiye s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
5z-day selling b1an :
Here's s how:

Here's how:
 For the next 57 days the best watches in Bronbergs whole establishment not necessarily the most costly Bromberg's during these 57 special days-wl be sold at much per honr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
Selling ! ,n1e ct Ic Der -four

Watches valued at $10 less, will cost you one cent per hour. $2O watches will cost you cents hour till paid for. And so
 This is nothing nor less than an original ap- plication of the credit-principle by which shrewd investors buy bonds at their banks nowadays = but without the interest feature.
 Why buy your watch on the old "pay in advance princple1 Bromberg makes tunnecessary-for 57 days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
57 Eye-obe,,evs :

These 57 days will be eye-openers to Birmingham watch needers and -watchneeders.
 Lots of men whose boys coming into manhood now, will buy them watchcs-modern watches which they will carry with pride and gratitude and loving memories all their lives.
 Many mother whose daughter is dipping past girlhood into young womanhood, will have Bromberg engrave service watch with those magic words From Mofher'' and gladden. trusting young heart which needs just such loving touch just now
 Many an employer who has been vainly trying to pound Punctsality into his employees by the crude, ossized timecock method, will wake up during these 57 days and cnch the point by presenting certain of the conspicuously punctua faithful old-timers with handsome watches, inscribed with few never-tobe- forgotten words which will stand living reminder of the value of minutes to the ambitious employee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
|9vue""9&oun, 8eto 57 clo,qp

need mmw achc meaAr the
  u to grasp tnmcans tha u t mod O. n hseric Bombe change al will do n days al told. mmgha An it W brughta about n Bomb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
B,ynr,nghan, leads !

Birmingham leads in ths it is the frs, city to dare make this broad practical startlingly original appli- cation of established credit principles.
 Brombergs IS the only house to adopt the modern plan. It will apply only to watches;
 And only to watches bought here during the next 57 days;
 And only to the best, reliable watch values in America today-the famous Egin line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
M6vsn;ns&an, tuaA &ax 1r.

All Birmingham will have Time in efficient modern % Y @ mes 1 as @ are over hs newspaper S sad by responsible how practical how tremendously arney plan which all Birmingham will buy Time per
 We coming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
Fron, beads to credit :

The irst Americans did all their business by means of beads and wampum. The next used currency clumsy and often nconvenient but better than beads Then came checks
 And now, in Brombergs just as in America's great financial markets important business deals will be closed by nod-by modern eredtrecognifion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
131omG5,q
 N19uUnlQ
!, Bromberg.

Birmingham Brombeg.
   could And Bomberg knows Birmingham Brombeg Birmingham And with good he has
  being Brombegs added standing, increased editpesuge
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11

Subscrib :or the Independent.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
L|NCOLN'S OLD GUARD
FORMING ORGANIZATION

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. IA
reunion of the Union Light Guard.
which was the bOdyguard OF President
Lincoln for two years during the civil
war. is planned n Washington during
h encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic, September 27-Oc,obCr >.
While conversinG with Secretary of
War Stanton in 1863 ;hc governor of
Ohio offered to obtain q b~odycuard
for President Lincoln. Secretary
Stanton accepted the offer. The COVER
nor thefore asked for a picked man
o each county in Ohio. but did not
a what the service was TO be.
Each man thought he was going to
the front. or to lead a "forlorn hope"
and he gave his life when he enlisted.
and II was accepted as Il sacrifice to
his country. When tho soldiers arriv-
ed in Washington they were Informed
they were to be the h~odvguard of the
president. and they served as such
until after the war closed.
They were quartcrCd upon the cl-
lipse south of the treasury, and some
Of them were on guard every hour.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11

two hours being The limit for each day
and night, winter and summer. There
were 10S men In the company. and
nearly every county was represented:
a few being slow in responding. the
deficiency was made up from other
counties. They were mustered in at
Columbus. Ohio, December II. 1863.
and their enlistment was for three
years of the wal.
The mastering officer was Capt. Ell
mcr otis, 4th United States cavalry.
They left for Washington December
%. 1868. and reported to the secretary
of war. learning for the first time their
mission.
The soldiers were not all kept about
the white house. but VIC re at times in
Virginia. below Alexandria. and along
he river to a point opposite George
town. scattered about Washington and
the forts surrounding the city. but
always a Goodly number was kept on
duty about the white house.
After being mustered out OF service
Tho members scattered, and it has
been difficult to trace them, but at
the cncampment of the G. A. r. in
Toledo in 1908 nine gathered and eff
Eected an organization with Lieut..
George c. Ashmun as president and
Robert w. Mcbride as secretary.
Ii was decided that a more thorough
search should be made TO locate the
missing members. so that they might
have the privilege of touching el.
bows" again in a peaceful ~organiza-
tion. Last year there was a meeting
OF the survivors in Detroit. Mich, and
another meeting will he called in Sep
tomber during the G. a. r. encamp-
ment here.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
NEW DISCOVERY
BY MURRAY SCOTT

Murray Scott. the weIIRnown pros
pcctor who discovered Wonder, Awak-
cnins IL several other Nevada mining
camps, has made another find. with in
dications that il will eclipse any and
all of his former locations.
The new camp has been named AL
pine. mad is situated so miles south
west Of Austin. the nearest railroad
point. and five miles west OF the AL
pine ranch.
J. Il. Truitt returned Saturday from
the new camp, accompanied by James
Edmunds and Sam Dixon. Mr.. Truitt
secured H." first lease on the property,
and will begin work before the first
of September.
The main ledSc is from eight to 20
feet ill width, and three assays give
values of from S24 10 $l65 per ton. OF
the latter. Sl2 WAS in gold. the balance
SILVER. The ore = said 10 he the same
as that iouHd a. Wonder and Fair.
vicw.-Silvcr State.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
At me Commercial

5. jacobson. Salt Lake, W. 2. Funk,
Chicago; c. Rowland. Rochester: c,
X. Tauson. Brigham. Utah; c. S. Wei.
land. Salt Lake. E.. Munk. Deeth;
Chas. Peters, San Francisco; w. F.
Blumberg. San Francisco: j.. w.
Thatcher. Lamollle: r. w. Sterling,
Salt Lake; Geo. Ames. Salt Lake: Geo.
Miller. Lamoille: ID. o. Hcrn. Reno:
Dan Young, Tobar.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
MAYER AND COMMERCIAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Dan EDWARDS. Reno: Geo. 4.
Hawkes.. :. =. Co; Jno. Regain, Oak.
land; }. L. Williams, Ely: II. c. Kerr,
Pueblo, Colo; j. y. Miller. Decth;
II. J. Wilson. San Francisco; W. L.
Barday, Lamoillv: L. r. Hunt. Salt
Lake; Tho5. Fallon. San Francisco: V.
=. Barber. Reno: Vim. p. Fairman,
Phiia.; Il. &. lie Conte. Phila.: II. F.
Payne. San Francisco; Mrs. VI. Fetch.
2r, Eureka: Miss Stella Gianoli, Eu.
reia; F. b. Smith, Lone Min: r. NJ.
Kellogg. Bullion. II. II. Gordon. Og.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
Should Love Ones Work.

The craft which thou hast learned,
love; therein find thy refreshments;
and pass through the rest Of thy life
as having entrusted to the gods all
thine own AFFAIRS with thy whole
soul. and making myself neither a
tyrant nor a slave to any man.-Mar.
Gus Aurelius.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
A Woman's WAY,

So determined Is a woman to look
up" to the man sho loves that if she
married a worm she would dig a hole
In the ground and crawl into 1t in OF
der to be able to put her head on his
shoulder and say: Darling, how big
and strong and tall you are"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
LOCALS PERSONALS

Mrs. Margaret Green and son, Earl
Green have sold their ranch three
miles east Of Elko. known as the
Green ranch, together with all the
stock and improvements, to the firm
OF Hunter & Banks. Between four
and five hundred cattle are included
In the deal. The ranch contains in
the neighborhood OF five hundred
acres. The Fort Hallcck ranch was
not included in the deal. The pur-
chase price has not been made pub.
lie.
J. w. Phillips of Tuscarora was an
Elko visitor yesterday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
WARNING

Hunting. Fishing and Shooting is
strictly prohibited on all Of our ranch
es. on Mary's River and both tho Sew
enty-one Ranches. Trespassers will be
prosecuted according to law.
Nevada Land & Livestock
company.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11
Advertise in the Daily Independent

FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay in stack at
Falloa, 50 per ton (others ask up 10
So; also uncut second crop now ready
for pasture. Later on third crop
pasture. Baied hay by carload. DR..
John L. Worden, Elko.
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den; W. B. Gibbs. Wells; Jno. Phillips,
Tuscarora; d. King. Oakland; Jno.
Lyons. Salt Lake.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-11

Advertise in the Daily Indeperdenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26
Elm Wortfpisl Nolthss.

Iu6 sem ariede 20 6at Moltte
elm Ie6r biibides 8ortipiet li6er nen
beutid)en Gffi5ier gebrautt. has aud
beuie nod feline 9erehtiQun9 bat.
sin engiii0sr 0iplomnt lraate ihn,
lpober Ole qroBe 8euor5ugung oes
Gffi3iers in Deutihinno. Defenders
beim @plfe, btrriibre. ;3u9leit) mics
er burauf fin, bob in Gnqlanb g..
., Der 0ffi3isr g%efedldaftlif gar
teine Hode 1piele. Wloltte b0rie lidl
oieie Nniprade rubig an, trpB0em lie
cine erobs 2att!oiigteit 9egen ibn
ielbit bebtutete, o1 er and 3u Den te
por3uqten Sffi3iersn 9sbprte. Rad
tur3er 3eit ia9te ct: nSa. Der oeut=
fae Of'i3ier! Sot er mirtlif cine Re
por3ugte Steuunq in 9euti dlono3
Damn piro er ie ippbl aud peroie
men, oenn Gle 6uben es bof aid
jeB! i'm arisoe miterlebt, Der 0eutIde
GfTi3ier . qebt INNER oor." Ter
engliihe Diplomat. Ser Die oeuti dc
Sprafe Qut beberrifte. perndno bic
les Wortipiel uno 3ie 2sbre. Die
Uichte ibm erttitt bate. nno Der
beugie iid) Id6eIn0. Sn ipateren
9Jabren bat Wlpltte nod eft oieies
oomaIs Ie6r T6Inafertiq gsduBerte
Wort m~is6erbolt. oaB Der beutlde
Gffi2ier iiberdQ porainle.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-26

Gn Die armiten gepplterHnasidids
ten peroen Setnenldppen b~erteilt, Die
ehemaIs Der @erpodung BON Sauers
fr1ut, 3uder ooer Safe b%ienter. On
bieien, BON @oltsmunoe n9unaertiiz
der" 9enonnten 2umpen, oenen foum
nod Elm &rIm6en pber Der Duff to-
res einitigen SnhoIts onbaftet, ltogelt
bic Nermiten unb iuhen iid nit gez
f6lohenen 4u9en Die Suulion Der
Sdttigung 5u peri6affen.
Die burd ben furdtbar miitenben
!9un9er beroorgerufeuen Obnma6tss
unb Sterbefdae ouf o~ffsner Strobe
bdufsn iid berort. boB Die Opfer Bis
gum Nbenb lie9en bIeibeu uno bonn
erit bon einem, i~i6riesnS re1t Tinnz
reid tonItruierten, 5~meirGbrigsn Sic
6elforren. Der ioaennnnten 6unQerz
barrie, auf9erofft unb gebprqen iper>
ben.
ll~n9laubIi4 lit ss, biz gu pelter
Tirtuoiitdt I'M !0ungern es piele
9eutide bereits ge6ro9t boben. Gs
tit nit Si6erbeit borouf su rcd
men, bob nod Dem oben oneefinoigs
len, unntittelbor be%boritebenpen 5ries
bensf6lu6e SouIenbe bon pnters
lanbslos geipproenen 9sutIhen in az
Ter WeIt oIs 6unqertiinItler erften
Ronges ibr 8rot finoen iperben.
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zissuner I'm ifelde.

Dix fhpdr5orounn Nomnoen.
tpenn lie in Der 0Iterreihii6en 4rmee
alh redt bdufiq ou3utreIien fino.
Itanoen iriiber nienoI5 i'm 8uf gang
beIonoerer 3apferteit. sir ben 9e;
9riff Der 5eigbsit botie Der tapfere
llugar bisber MIR eineu Bertreter. oas
mar Der 3igeuner, t3a6Ilofe Nnetooz
ten er3dbleu BON lhren GiIteu uuo ID
rer 0erinsnbeit, nit Der tie ielbit
BriiQel, poblperoienie 4lriigel ihliebs
li6 in 8elobnun9 umiebten. Run
bat Der arieg auda Der &egenoe ben
Der 6eigbeit Der 3i9rmer Elm Gnoe
bereitet. ,3ruar ttdgt nan Der muii
foIiiden 8eranIoqanq oes 3igeuners
ais Solbaten inlofern Rshnuna. ais
man ibm lieber unb nit mebr Grfolg
bas Si9uaIborn uno bic 3renmel, ais
0as 0efpebr in bic 9dn0 aibt. 8od)
audi bic Gpielleuie inter ben 53iqeu=
nern 5eigsn iih aIs loelben, oerea
3oten 4htung a6n0tjgeu. Die oers
punbsten l3igeuaer III ben ungaris
fhen Gn3dretten trdqen i1fe argen
8unbsn uuo Shmer}en nit itoi5enl
Bleidmut, un0 ME Iatea 0ieier ar
men Mufifanten reiheu iiA ben 3obl=
loien 8efpeiIen totperGdtenoer 2aps
fmerteit Der llngarn Ioiirois an.
Ginem .2ioeuner, Der 9rompeter
mar, f4lug elm G6r1pue0Iplitter bos
SynItrument pom Mlun0e fort. Die
3rompete oes s3iqeaners qin8 in
Srummer, e5enio aud Iein 8ebib. Gr
berpono ben roienoeu S6mer3, Ie9ts
Ole !6on0 ouf ben 3erileiihten Wluno,
uno lang, nein I6rie nit qeibestrdfs
ten bic Wslooie be- Gturmii9nals
ipeiter.- ginem JTcmmler 5erl6met=
tette Die Guqel osn rthten Urn. Gr
fhlug bic 9rommel nit bGm IinteH
4rm meter, Bis 0uh tisier pon eiHer
auqel 9~etroFfen mar. - Gin 3tgeus
ner, Der ais Sod i'm 6eloe itdn0.
Forte, OaB fein 6auptmdnn ebeH per
munbet iporben lei. Die GdHitdts
folonne mukte ne6en Der JeIotude
perblei6en, neil e. uan0glih mar, iif)
in Den Guoelregsn 3u begsben. Der
Rod jeooh, ais ihnl bic 5nruftebrens
ben Qei6tpertUuuoeteH bic Ri4tung
a~ngegs6en batisn, IN psIdsr fe ben
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Arras.

Die @ouptitaot oes Gepartements
BaSzoez6olais, nm bie 10 beftiq ges
tdmpft porosn lit. ge60rt gu BEN dls
teiten St0bten oe3 n0roli6en 6ranfs
rei6s. IS 1T ods cite Nemetocennu,
Die ebemaliee !6ouptitaot Der @tre.
baten. bic ihpn i'm 4. Sahrbuntert
our6 lire 2einenitoffe berii6mt ipor.
Nahoem Irrds LANCE ,3eit ben So
ni9sn BON 6rnntreid] gsb0rt botte.
tpe6IeIte es ipdter mebrfan cen 8eiib,
tnm gu 8ur9unb, Damn 3u Tlnn0ern.
Damn pieber gu 9urguno uno nuroe
enoli6 ipanii6. &rIt felt 1910 9e=
bort es enogiiltig gu fSrontreih. Ter
Sabnbof lis9t por Der often GtQnt
am GuBeriten Gnoe ser harattsrloien.
sinf0rmigen Neuitaot, oie nid)t perz
muten ldBt, 0aB Der Sta6ttern cine
Der nuuoerboriten arhitettoniideu
9tn!aQeu sntbGlt, bic man in Nor0z
frantreih ieben fam. Gu petite plGce
uno ga 9ranbe place bil0en ben all
ten Wftttelptrtt. w ll10 r~ed1tedige
pIdBe bon rerifieotnsr 6roBe. Die
0urh cine fur3s. 3iemlif breiie Stras
Re berbunoen Gno, 9eioe gfdbe uno
bic StraBe iinO i'm II. 5~abrGuHbert
ongels9t porosn, dls Virus nod uus
ter fponiiher 6srrid1nft iiaao. Die
6duier itnD ale qlei4mdbia: llnten
7it6t iih cine Qrtobsnqolerie enis
lana. Die BON SonoiteiniGlIen 9etrds
gen miro: o6en tragen lie tells 0ers
IAnorteIie. tells atgerRnoete Glsbel.
"a oqe 6duisr Der bsioen gldBe
tpphl erbaIteu Tno, sr9iet Iih Elm
prdhtiaes molerjItes Bib. 6~eiouoers
in monotIuren 9ddten. fpsun bic Qr=
hitethnr iih flar BON DEM peiben
9inmsl abbe6t uno Gus rin3igen al
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len 5enitern tleine 2idlter aluben. Nd
petite 9Ioce miro dlIf ser einen Seite
our6 oos GotGuus abqeihloHen. rel
Ten 6apptteil 81 9e3inn nes Is.
Sa1rbuuOsrts BON Satqlts Gorpn er
bout ipuroe. Die Saline 1T i'm fpdts
gotifAen Still nit Iiesen unlleid,m
4rtonen I'M u~nteroeInob eebolten;
Der bintere Graft rno ~ 6ei0eu Sci
ten iino i'm reiaiien &enaifonceltil
~ausgefii6rt. SIM eritn Stodpert
enthGIt oas Rothau8 3rej oroBe SdIe.
bic nit proftpolIsm G%6nibmert az
idmiidt Iinh. Nebe1 0tm Rothau5 lit
in Der ebenalige1 Nb,ei 81. @aait
Elm miuieum untergebrabt, 0as ouBer
mehreren boIldn0iidcn NIB nieberldn
bifhen Bilhern einiw olie Gemdloe
bon Sias. 8onpin. Golln, 0ols mo
oor oIlem Gelntroir' Wjartprium res
CANT Gtienne erthdIt.
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gung, oaB oieles mertpiroiae brume
menoe. rol!enoe 9etoie nidts onoez
res fein tpnnte, oils oas &nurren
BON Souienben uno Nbertauienben
beuti6er Magen. llnter Dem Sim
brud bieIer acknowledgement Spms
p6onie bes 6ungers ipar mein '0er3
i'm 8eoriff, iih in ebrli6em SAM
mer 5uiammen5ufrompfen, unb nur
Der Geoante. boB SIC Hnfreimi1igen
llrbeber o;cist ihauerti6en Muiit
Germans iporer. beinnbrte es boppr.
8dnbe f0unte i'd idreiben ii6er bic
9roe0bie hisIes irre9eleiteten Dol
fes; o6er nit 3iidiidt auf bc3 Sorts
beioitete britiIhe 0er5 min ih mid
ouf Die Miitteilung nur tpeniger 9ez
pba6tun9en beIdrdnten:
Gin psutifer Yoitor, nomens
@iIbelm aoobe, 1T nit isiner gam
sen 8emeinoe benz !6unaer erIeoen.
nit Dem ReIt ieiner 2ebenstrnft
bat er oieies 5raueripist in einem
8u4e bargeiteIt, bo8 ben 9itel Der
.6un9erpoftor" trdgt. SD mar BON
Der 2ettHre hieIes Nsrtes asrmobsn
eri6iittert, bob ib an benz 2ei6ens
b%eqGngnis bes ormen Mnnnes tell
nabm.
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fir bic 8plfsernGbrunq in Sro0e
tommen tonnte. bis ouf ben leBten
9rodtn uno Sropfen oufae3ebrt ift.
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qenpIen. Ratten uno Miduie Iino
9ederbiiIen 9eporhen. @on3e Or
meen BON GottenfdnQern limb bon
Der nit f%repelbnftem Gigenilnn IN
Der 6ortFebua9 PES 8yieges bebcre
renoen Reihsreoierung or9aniiiert
tpproen uno ge9en Den beiB begebrs
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GrfolQe Suleibe. Die Sogbieitunq
liegt in Den 6dnoen zines beionbsrs
beipGbrten Hottenfdngers, Der ieiuen
SiB in Der bannpperihen Stabt 6az
meln Bat. Seine bontbdre 8ater>
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berbungerte oeutihe 9idter Sulius
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in elmer blauen BLUE, oniheinen0
bem G1loferbnnomert %onashortq, IN
elmer misunderstanding (geiitige
llmnn6tung infoIae 6un9ers?) einen
3dtteni6pon5 3u toufen iuhte.
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bobIen 0%unqerougen on. unb nit
einem Slid, in benz Ii6 6obn uno
Srnuer ieliiom mii6ien. perabfolate
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qeitommelten Dorte: ~A6er tomm'
bod, fleine, Tube Waus," nnp bolo
barouf ein IhuaI3enoes 0erGuid;
mai tam fih eiren gegriff por
benz 6eiBbunaer maiden, nit hem
fi9 Der nrms Ienlh ieirem etligsn
gtabIs binsab.
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Die deHtfbe Bansersnot.
(9tn6 eiutm Scridt Der .Sailp N,ail".
IntoriTertc iiebrriebuns pom 0cprg
&icsler.)

sA-p
Intoriiertc itcbrriebung ppn Ucur9
&icsler.)
9os Gnoe oes Welttrie9es ye6t
ror Der Sir. 9liht Die uniiberipino=
li4e 5lotte G6uthiGs. ni6t bic
qlorrciGen M~iIipnenfeers 2oro Sit
deners braiden fi6 nod borum ga
bemiiben - Der 0unger miro ben
Deltfrieoen berbsifiihren; Der Sum
ger, ais bic 5ol9e ~unIerer qeniol ms
@ert gefebten &iiItenblodooe, ipiro
bic beutfden Wohtbober 5%lpin9en,
nnIere ldnait formulierten 6rieoenss
tebingun9en gu unter5eihnen.
z Cine eoloent Sober ensliiden So=
britots (Sobn Mitdea 1870 mirb
BON Sir @otporo Grep fir oieien
speltbiItpriihsn Ntt bereit aehaIten.
Gincr unierer beloenmiiti9en 5lies
GER bon Dem 8elhpober, nos Dor
turaem ben beutIben &iitenort Sur
boben unb oos benabborte 6amburg
our9 poblge3ieIte 8Ombentpiirfe benz
GropppeH 9letI 9enlaut POI, III III
Mn59luB borou tief in Dos Snnere
Oeutfdlonbs bor9eltpBen unb BEL
einem an 9unaertnpbus 9Gn3lid aus
asitprbeneu 9orfs In Der 2iineburs
ger Seibe oelonoet. BON bier aus
bat er 5ablreide Reilen nad BEN
perT9iebeniten 0egenoen 0eutI6Ganps
unfernpmmen. lit oann gu ieinem
Ipparate uuo nit oieiem mad eng
lamb a%uridgetebyt cine 5luglei@
ituno, bic ale bi8her ~bogetoeIenen in
ben tisfIien S6atten itellen biirfte.
Mir erteilen nunmebr unlerem
ipaderen Yitoteu hos Wort.
.Sdon ols ih iiber bem 0duier=
meere 9ainburq5 Ihpebte, ihlug mir
aus Der Siefe Elm qous fonoerbnres
8erduf6 entgs9sn, IL itort, bob 5eitz
ipeiIe Iogor oos Surrsn beg pro
PETERS babon iibert0nt purne. Nm
fdnglid mar ih qeneigt, IS fir bas
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Snuptmann psrmufeten, rannte In
oas 5eusr unb trug ben idrperuerleb
ten Sauptmann in cine geii6erte Def
flung. 9ieie uno d6nIihe 6eloentaten
Der 53iqeulter aug ben @efe6ten in
8aIi5ien un0 Gerbien Bort man oliers
crtsn, unb tie peroen ipobl Die Weis
ntlr9 rom S3i9euner, lpie aud bic ibn
Usher auteil 9eporoene 8ebanolung
griinoIif dnoern.
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aus tauIenberlei Yertsbrss un0 uns
oeren @erdufhen 3uIanmsntlingenz
be 9rouTen Der MeltltaOt gu baItsn.
aslangts abr 5aIo gu Der lebsr3su
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Gle:
Rein, nis oas Aino tpieosr ihrejt!
Sd !peroe ibm mos noriin9en mill
Tenl"
81; ID Bit, Did, Iab IS oo4
lisbsr f4reien."
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I'll hait ocu 1cuiiteH, etr lid it
ieiu @eia1dit rid1t eiubreden IaNeli
polIte, Hutig uteoerQeialagei, mel1
Sobr, III fright bic Lapierteit5meoolt'
lel~