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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-30

z H4@5 WANTED TO RENT NJ 5.: s.
A or 6 room house in Manchester.
Inquire at this office. @..s:g55 @a.@
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Snow Unusually Heavy.

WASHINGTON, April 3-The
weather bureau promised tonight re-
lief for tomorrow's Easter finery from
the usual storm which held the en-
tire Atlantic seaboard in wintry
grip today for % hours. Fair weather
in the south and central Atlantic
states and clearing weather in eastern
New York and New England was fore
cast after Il day OF snow. rain and
wind.
Weather bureau officials said that
while the Eastern snowstorm was not
unprecedented, so general fall OF
snow In April was unusual The dis
tu'bance placed the entire Atlantic
coast from northern Florida to Maine
In winter habit and brought with II
winds that at times approached cy-
cloniC velocity \ gale OF ~ miles an
hour was recorded off Cape Henry
when the storm was central over the
Nirgiuia capeS, and by the time the
disturbance had reached Cape Cod.
late today IL carried winds blowing so
miles an hour. About nineteen inches
of snow was reported at Philadelphia.
Tho forCCastCr predicted tonight
that the storm would be entirely
passed in the south central and Allan
tic states by tomorrow and said the
blustcry winds and the after effects
Of the disturbance would put a damper
on Easter parades In New York and
! New ENGLAND.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Nniirc 10 Arrhiirris.

The Building Committee of the
Board of Education will receive ap-
plications until s p, m. April 12 of
architects who wish to draw plans
and specifications for a new high
school, said high school to be modern.
providing accommodations for both
academic and vocational work. ca
pacity 1000 TO 1;400 pupils, said APP
phcants must file written applications
setting forth training, experience and
other evidence of competency, to-
gcther with references, and hold
themselves subject to the call of the
chairman for personal interview. Ad-
dress communications to A. a. Bum
garner. chairman of the building COM
mittco, care of the superintendent OF
schools. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
DOROTHY DoDD FOOTWEAR

Shoes are of the most important of all the dress
accessories The dress styles bring the feet into view
most conspicuousy demanding that you exercise more care
than ever in selecting your spring and summer footwear
The safest guide good shoe styles the dorothy Dodd
Trademark The designers and wonderful Dorothy Dodd
organization are lust as sure to produce successful shoe
designs as Kipng Conan Doyle Jack London are to
write successful books.
Dorothy Dodd styles accepted standards and you
are find here many smart spring shoes you would
he delighted to wear Dorothy Dodd Shoes here all
ready and waiting for you put on$35O to $500 pair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
ADVANCE WOULD
MEAN REDUCTION

CuCNOO Npul 2.-G. \. Rowe.
coal traffic .muulgrr of the Illinois
Ccutral railroad. testified today In the
utyrsutv vommcCvc commission hear
iuE of the Western trc,sht case that
moro reductions than advances I'm the
| rvight rates ON soft coal would result
/ lrom Tine Western railroads proposed
|roadwsJmcut OF the rates ou certain
commodities.
Mn RuVc said the proposed equal
jltiuu would cause some reductions.
This WOULD hc done, he said, To place
AN the rates ou a proporionlte basis.
I'm northern Minnesota and part OF
North Dakota many points would en-
luN reductions ttuW the present rates.
said Mn Rowe
"rhuE the western territory as q
Nhulr. uOv proposed increases would
tNyraEc t9t ,cnt~'a ton.
'toal certainly does not undor the
present rates, pay ITS proper share of
the cost ot transportation in the west
The roads are to have four more
days bcfotc the professions shippers
begin thcir testimony
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

NORFOLK, April 3,-No trains ar
rived hero today Railroad officials
reported thoy were unubl to give any
information regarding them until
wire communication was restored,
virtually all business in Norfolk
was suspended today In many Of the
streets small boats were used as tho
only means Of traffic ana launches
conveyed residents across city Han
avenue, one Of the principal streets Of
ne city, There woro indications that
the tide was rcecding early tonight
Tho storm struck this section about
10 o'clock Friday night, increasing in
intensity with every hour. At Virginia
Icach IT'S velocity at one time was re-
ported ot 10 miles an hour About
midnight the wind at Norfolk was
blowing G3 miles an hour. Snow and
slcct began falling and early In the
morning high tide was sweeping into
the business center OF this city. Tclc-
graph and telephone poles were blown
down and all wires Frustrated before
daylight
The storm Is declared here to have
been the worst experienced I'm Nor
folk since 1887. Tho tide, II is said,
has been higher and the winds We
'oclty greater than in 2S years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Chnllcnrcs OLInhomn Statue

WASHINGTON. April S.-The con-
sttutouauty OF the oklahoma statute
requiring express companies to de-
posit with tho corporation commission
sufficient money To cover possible re-
funds Co patrons should the commits
sion's new express rates he upheld
10y the courts. was challenged today In
a case filed I'm the supreme court Il
is the first law OF the kind TO be
brought Go the attention of the court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

continued FROM raEy Oncl
down the coast as South Carolina. The
trutrt of the storm was reported 90 be
yfI cane Nttfrrls. whCrC the steam
shin lrins Maurits. of tho ROYAL purrh
Mt>f Indian huc was in distress and
scuIinE wireless calls Tor help
mpV Injured.
In grratcr NcW York scorts of per
sons received minor injuries by slap
pur upEu the snow covered side
walks and streets \ htk adNertising
siru vac torn loose and hurled into
broadway who're t struck a woman
and Two men, The men were hit On
rcu heads Both we're said to be
dNing
lIarilN o street ear moved on lower
broadway for several hours this AFTER
noon.
Tiuecu thousand men were called
out % eid in clearing aWay the snow.
While Norfolk vas cut of from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
All Is Not Peace
Among Officials



sistoucics which are now being pointed
ont are fully rcconctlod a pubic
.hclring ON all Indian affairs iuNolN-
ing pipc lines, producers and othors
may vet hc held I'm oklahoma with
omen doors SO that the public can see
| and hear all sides OF every question
presented and discussed, and get some
/ sort of "A comeback from official
I chnucelors as tQ whore they stand.
/ ono of the things that is worry
/ ing the entire machinery of the inter-
.ior dcpartmcut lust now is how TO
reconcile the difference I'm acreage
/ limits allowed I'm the Usage nation
with tho restriction Of l.SOO acres I'm
the other five civilized tribes In
order to take care of all VI the sub
lcc.cs mdcr tho Foster lease 1t viii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

keep this up for some time with con-
siderable benefit to that party. All
parties ubed II. especially II they have
been In power long"
Two inside pages OF this weeks No
wnto Times appear almost blank. In
large. black type appears the following
explanation of the situation:
NrVkc,l
Just az the press started on our last
run Thursday both our editorial and
local nows pages Tor this week we're
pied" 'Tts NO April Fool Joke. and
costly To ua. but stlll were thankful
Ia is not wotsc.
The sounds 81 the ont driu and
corn planters are heard IN the land {"
SAYS tho Ripley tmllutin In hcraldins
the arrival ~ spring.
The Chandler News. puhlieist. which
VI "all hct NJ" over the Henry starr
affair at stroud and tho Incarceration
" the bandit ln the Chandler lall. has
the following Go say.
The Tulsa papers sav that Starr
had boldly and IN the knowledgc OF
OFFICERS ~ that city walked the streets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

WHITE SPORT COATS $40, s12. SIS.

These are in good quality Chnchila and novelty cloths
Several styles in the beted effects are shown-reguar
bgb and low waist lines These may be had in lengths
from % to 40 inches affordng you becoming style An
unusual demand has developed for White Goats early
selection will afford you much better choice.
Coat Room-Second Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Wires All Down.

All through the day Norfolk and
vicinity were isolated from the out
side world and It was not until six
O'Clock tonight that the Western
Union established communication on
a single wire from Norfolk to Rich
mond and from Richmond to Atlanta.
This was the only wire in operation
In eastern and central Virginia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
cH1LDREN's DRESSES AND COATS

An ehaveeve We
usually
be the
diversity is rUn to gvep
andm ml of You'll deal pleasure
the news yla in dren frok
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

In buy these two spn
uniform q@. and service They both several weights and black tan and white
Round 25c
Economy possible 15c
n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

OF Tulsa and that the officers were
AFRAID TO tackle him. Must have A
unlrSen hearted bunch Of policemen
IN th9t city. Now an lS-year-6ld b1y
has shown them up"
And the following:
correspondents for Kansas Citv
vklahoma City and Tulsa papers have
visited Chandler during the week As
writer's u fiction these men are a sue
SeSs, put when It comes 10 telling the
straight ot 1t. well-there's Ananias."
lienry Starr was born about four
miles from Fort Gibson. near the foot
OF Sreenleat mountains. ACCORDING 60
Iol j. 5. Holden. editor of the Eeu
Era at that place. Starr has a sister.
Miss Adna Benge. living at Fort Glib
son She Is a school teacher. I'VE
have known Starr about twenty
years says Col. Holden. "and he
was not had boy. After his first
release from prison he lived IN Fort
Gihson With his mother
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
CHILDREN S SHOES.

car methods
employ in t mmufctu idrnsS
bus sues IN
lengths and Gnd up
here is
miss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
DAINTY, DELIGHTFUL, DIFFERENT

That is the best term we know to use in describing
styles of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

wlto communication, IT was reported,
In maritime circles that the German
Of the storm ~ nnul,r daah for the
open Hcu lnuunoH by wireless .tclc-
graph, however proved that the re-
pori was erroneous and that the
cruiser was Hiill at her dock The
temperature In Now YORK fingered
around freezing
Hlghtcou GoustwlBc and trans-At-
lnnlic atonmghps, including the big
.Cunnrd liner luntania, were tonight
awaiting for somo lotup I'm the storm
Ho thoy might slip rll 10 sea.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

for week.
m a o ]
to select mo
DEPARTING SecmdF Foor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
zoe AuuSLINS. 7c YD.

Several cases Country Girl and other
standard lOc yard wide bleached
MusIius, on sale Monday yard ....7c
Main Floor
BRASS CURTAIN RODS 5c.
Brass sash rods extending TO 4j
Inches, standard roc weight and quail
ity, on sale tomorrow .....,..,,. 30
-Thigd Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
AROUND the State


Hon. Buck Campbell of the Okla
I hom8 Hornet Is q candidate for town
ftrcasurcr OF Waukomis Buck says
T that no will neither be surprised or
/ disappointed az his defeat because
there are great many people who
I think q hank is a better place 20 keep
money than rriutshop.. The bank
/ can use the money" he saws, and the
printer ulan don't need &C." No mat
ter which way the election goes, how
even he will bc satisfied. he SAYS.
which goes 90 show that newspaper
man can be devoid ~ partisanShip
even when his personal interests are
40 stake.
The oklahoma Hornet remarks that
E $40 new. measures were adopted by
I the recent legislature. which ought 10
I De enough 60 last the state Tor many
wears to come hut phtosophicalN
adds the obSCrN alton that sthcre will
De as many more on tap two years
irCm now"
W. A. Henry. q former Tulsan. who
I died 90 heart failure 90 ClArcmorc a
7 few days since. was buried at Pryor.
Okla H'J. Taylor and ". : Kelly
of TulSa. both sons-in-law of tho de-
ceased. attended 20 the funeral ar
rangtmentS, says the Pryor creek
/ clipper
The osare County journal rcjolces
over the fact that Druggist w T.
| Freeman q that city Is to be apt
pointed to = place on tho state board
q pharmacy, and suggests that W, T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

Icahy VI Pawhusla bc named by GOV
ernor Williams for n hcrth on the
state board OF agriculture, 'proNidlns
Mr. Leahy can be persuaded To accept
the appointment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

John Stroshider. editor cf the
Coweta Tlmes-nemccrat. has discoV-
cred that buffet" - pronorucei
"eoo-fay.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Sani-FLzSh
Cleans Wofer-Ciosot Souls
lars,, Cans rriC'd at toe,


Iuu.ht, vIepr,a ~ jNs paper
sta, ru~N. 20 shoots INNlN irchy..
U.U st ..... ........ ....... Nc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

Ho,s-Wr viii pnl three cents per
pound for clean cotton rags. Iui''
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

l. II. Darby. a candidate for school
treasurer at pawhuska, makes an APP
peal for feminine votes In tho follow
ing manner
Ladies' Attention.
Here's to the ladies. so uuhle ana true,
Who stand for the right whatever
they do.
And long may they live and their
motto proclaim,
And vote Tor I l. Darby Tor school
treasurer again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

John puroll. former rcnldont "
this county, but now residing ~ Tulsa
ia huaineaH Visitor here today" says
the Noble County Sentinel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

''it 10 very gratifying 60 know, snya
Edituf uunHpnhpuHot ~ tho cordcii
Herald Sentinel that tho great Dem.
ortailo rarty In Oklahoma ~ nn the
point uf pufninF itself of two nnusent
Ing doses ~ bad candidate N ruuid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Atlantic SeabOaTd
ShIVerS From Cold

continued rrom ras, bncl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04

4-pint size Rochester make. heavy
nickeplated, ebony handle or.
Monday special $3.50 value 0JC
25c Whisk Brooms .........f5c
zoe Inverted Glass Shades ....1Oc
Zoe O-Cedar Polish life
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

auer 9smiitsrube ibren G6oppen
trantsn, mar oieis tpidtiee Sroes erie.
oigt.
Der Rertier Rluge botte eben ben
buffet oes Sdpei3ers gu Gnbe seles
fen unb beitelte elm RunoItid mit
Sdladpurft. Isle ioIlen bod 3riesss
brot eFsn!" fubr Tottor 8rieer bas
owiiden. mGissutlid buben sic rsdt;
aber auf zines niros bod nidt ans
tommen, uno Die Bidder pollen aud,
:sben." rSimmikrreOttsiutru!" Iests
ba Der 8aper los, rlsben oenn DO BAT
Ter net az BON Rrieesbrot9 DAB |
net Iad'." r2aFe.t sic man." mari
S9immelmann Elm. ~er mill oos
ndfite Wal fir bic 8iirssrffaft tans
bibieren uno bic Stimmsn Der Bidder
babeu." % angemein seladt tpurbe.
tam aluge nidt oasu, iuiitenO gu tuers
ben. auBerosm purbe cine neue. iebr
interefunte 6rase oufgeporfen.
.8as fasen Sic gu JrenHsn uni
feinem 8ismdrdbuh?"-fru9te Souet
ben Oottor. Der obsr fano gleif
ben ridtisen Wea: sd foliage Dor,
tper an bieiem StnmmtiIh ben ga.
men BrenFen in ben Muno nimmt.
sablt ieoesmdI flint 8roiden in Gs
5remop0rtertaTe. Semuno mas ous
gegen?" Ginitimmig dn9enommen.
Die 5rage ieIbit blieb unbeantDor'
tet.
Sn8piihen bate Der Rentner 8Iuos
Iih ouf Elm Sbemu beionnen: ngBie in
dler Welt tommsn mir ndh England
riiber2" Gr fruqte bas jeoen Ibeno,
neil er odfte, er bGtte oos nod nidt
gefragt. Mber er bate es giei6tpobI
ieoesmdl beautfportet eetriegt unr
tpubte lGnolt, tpis Mrs MAIDEN peroen.
Wir e~reifen Don Go!ais dus-iobaIO
mir es ba6eu- Dpper an; unb Die
sneliihe Ofttiifte bon 6elgolonb. Die
3ablenmGbiee ll~ebsrlesenbeit Der eng
liI6en 5lotte ipiro auseegIifen ourd
infer bsferes perionuI uno feline
Wannes3utt; uno tpeit iiberbolt ourd
uniers 3eppeline, oeren mir idon mebr
als speibunoert baben ionen. Die
bat man nit gang neu erfuubeuen
8omben au8geriTtet. Qgberoem bas
ben mir nod @eihise in petto, Die
isd3ig 8ilometer nett trugeu ~iollen;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
&ier5is &esc nuo mebr sur
California Nnsiteunna

1T Der 3itel einer ottrottibeu @ro'
|Ifiire, berolts9egeteu BON Der 6bicogo
& Hortbtpeltern giienbnbu, mclhe IN
georongter sSorm rier5ig oeridieoene
ottroftioe RolIter BON Gbicago nod
Californian ifi55irt, oisfIhrlihe Sn-
formation betr. 6obrpreiien. Sidet.
8erh1ltn,iien Abltedern. 6obrunter.
brehungen etc. aibt uuo ouh oelttlih
ourd cine Scrie bon &ortm 5eigt,
mie Sic bei0e NusItelliiugen beiuhen
fonnen uno Die eroBortigite Scenerie
chen uno Die intereiimteiten 2ofolitd,
ten, sic Der 8eiten nuf Der Sour 81
~offeriren bat.
Sic iouten oieie 9roihiire bnben.
nm S5hre 8our our 9osific &iiite ur6
ben California Ausltenungen reht 5l
oIonert. Is miro Sbnen 3ett uno 8elo
iparen.
Gopien iiuo frei 3u erboIten nit on.
oerer 2eftitre, beihreibeno Die Slate,
ole Sic ouf Der Tour Su beiuhen
minihen, uno Sobrpreiie orgeben6,
b~oaitGnoieen 3ueoienTt uno boue
Gin5elbeiteu. nuf eriuhen Ben ir9ero
einem Sidet Agenten Der gbicogo &
R~ortbDeitern @iienbobn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06

oas reidt fir 2onoon. qnes bas
tpubts Rluse fdon lanse; aber e be-
rubiste Jpn. es nod mol gu boren.
Mlfo Iaete man es ibm nod mai.
DiesmaI ipurbsn es fosar atpeibun'
oertunofinf3is 3sppeIins unb iieb3is
Eilometer.
Stinf9psieeno bate pdbrsnb Der
sausen intereHanten unterbaltune Der
olte Rat 9oniing eefefen. Gr bate
feline 9eoonten melt suridi6psifen
lafen; in Die 3ett, no er bel Wsibens
burg unb bel Ct. Gr;oat mitgetGmpft
bate; unb no ibm eihe SbaKepottugei
oas iteife &nie beiorst bate; uub no
er nit nod paris bineinmarTdiert
mar. uno sr badts 10 eben Dor 1i4
bin: OBJ fie pobl oamols in Der 6eimat
auh unter oeEen 10 fadoeritGnoise unb
niiblihe Reoen 9efibrt baben mostn.
uno oahte %tueiter. es Iei bod gang
gut eineeridtet, boB ole i'm S9iben,
graben ons alles niht borsn tonntsn.
Qber lebt rsbete ibn S6immelmaru
an: FRA. 9err Gat, Sic fdeen ia gar
ni6ts-unb iinb bod Der einstge alts
arie1er unter uns. 4ribbelts pieoer
i'm 9nie2 Sd min Sbnen NAL Elm
Wtittel mitbringen." .Donte bel.
mails" pebrte Der aIts Serr ob, mir
tri6beIt8 gang no dnoers." .Ro,
oann iageu sic oo6 nal mas; boben
sic nibt einen anirus, pte mfrs nit
England MAIDEN folten?1
0a itunb Der nIte s6err ouf, redte
Ii6 bod unb fprah: ~Meins Serren,
tpollen mir nitt nal Srieori1 fooen,
bab er uns RE beioen SommeIbi6s
fen pom Rotben 3reu3 lno BON Der
ariegsbilfe brin9t9"
0drouf ieste sr fih pieber bin.
Qls eini9e Minuten fpdter 5riebrih
nit Den Sommslbii6fsn tam, batten
aIu9e. S6immelrtunn, Sauer be3oblt
uno pnren gegorgen. Im Stommz
tii4 anein idbeu nod Der Doctor, Der
goper, Der Wirt unb Der olte Rat.
uno nun puroe es gemiitli6. Der
Rnt taute auf uno er3dbfte bon ben
admpfen nm oes Reif)es @riinbung,
uih bic Siingeren bordten uno betas
mer. blante 4ugen. Die CUTE SEA.
meroben faben ie bd uno pIduberten-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
Jltr Deut(6!

9etanntIt6 lit 80nig 8ittor Gmus
nuel Der Oritte BON Stalien mitterz
li6erfeits nit benz idd1if6en &onigse
bouIe nabe ~pertpunot, uno Die 90ntgin
Marsberita, Die tros ibrer itulieni>
i9en 9ertunft pouenoet beuti9
fpri6t, bat aud ihrem Sobne Inter
ri6t in Der beutiden Spra9e erteilen
lafen. SIN 2uufe Der Sabre bat nhsr
Der 8onte feline eeuti9en Sprads
tsnntniKe 10 siemlid ruieDer einges
buBt, uno ala ibm BEL elmer internaz
tionalen piHenIhaftli4en Soeung
Dor einieen Sasen in Roai elm 8ers
liner @elsbrter porgsitelt purbs, ents
lduloigte er iid, oaB er tbn ni6t in
fetner MutterIpra6e dnreoen Tonne.
Gr GuBerte babel, BOB er aEs 3nabe
Die beutfde Sprade nit Gifer uuo
Nei9ung uno ni6t etna aus 3pang
gelernt babe, nber oa er in fpdteren
Sabren teinen regslmdBisen 0ertebr
nit Oeuti6en babe u%nterhalten tOnz
men. 10 babe er Ons in Der Sugeno Grs
Iernte fat p0qig pieoer perge1sn. Be
fonoere Sdtpierigteiten made linn
bns Rebeu. uno 10 mage er es nid1t
mehr, iid in beutfder Sprn6e auss
suoriiden, nber audi ous 2eieu un0
@eriteben beutIher 3eitungen unp
Bidder Iei ibm nur nit 5iIfe oes
Worterbudes uno ouf 0runo 1einer
9enntnis Der engIii6en Sprade m09'
lid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
Scr groBe 46nig.
Cine fleine Gpitooe aus benz arpsen
Sfricac.

SIN 2emberg gibt es Elm oniebnIihes
Oentmal oes polenfoniss Sobiesti.
Dor ibm itanben orei Burger Der
Staot plduoernb beifammen. Gin
ruifiider Soloot. 70 elm n%uiber. gut
miitiser Mui9it. tritt berSu. uno auf
Die 8ron3eseitalt oeutenb, fraet er:
.Wer III Der oa obenP"
.0as 1T 80nis Sobi.sti," lautet
Die Mntiport.
So, 70 2onig Sobiesti. llnb
mas bot er semobt, ipssbalb tpurbe
ibm elm 8cntmat geiebte"
Mon ertlGrte ibm: .&onig Sobiestt
mar Elm srober !Sstb. ST lam Bis
nah Dien!"
Der Soloat grinit: Rad Wieu
tueroen mir audi tommen."
Die 8urqer ertldren ipeiter: vWit
Sobiesti mar oas. anoers, ols tpie ou
meinit. Gr fam nab Wier, UNI aeeen
bic Sirten gu tdmpfen, er bat ie aud
befiegt!"
Der Soloot arinit: Die Siirten
perben mir aud befiegsn. usbris
gems bait. Wur Sobissti au9 In
pr5empsI2"
,Tein, Do ma er niAt."
.iSm. bo olfo nidt. Wor Sobiesft
in ben Sdrputhen2"
.4ud in ben 2nrpatsn por CT
niht."
Der Solbot oentt nod, idittelt Den
3opf, oentt pieber nod. Gnbli9
fagt er: Pun, tpenn er nidt In Die
3orpdtben ging, 10 Bat er redt gebobt.
Gr tpar Elm tluger 8onig, euer Sos
biesti. er oer0ient oas Oentmall"