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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
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New Orleans Beauty Inks
They Are More Fatu0as
Than Ribbon Clerks

NEW oRLEASSS. Ia
Mss Martha Downs started right In
this morning 10 6orget an about Che
sir or eight maionaires Who are
very anxious 10 ensnares her matrtrnon=
ALLY. She thinks they re 81 IheN
WOO as fatuousIy AZ ribbon ne
says, and some OF them are not that5
clever So. she mas turned from nil
Eonaires TO movies.
Don't talk about: mid 3ionatres Il;
you want me to listen : she warned
with emphasis. Il am fascinated With
the movies. and Ismant To- be an act
! Miss Downs is is. undentably. She.
stood in the parlorsof her mothers.
home. at 1901 Canal street. running
through an album stoppmg here and
there at page TO point out herself
caught camera wise with some OF the
many millionaires who pursued ner
amorously when she wasssa1 Palm
Beach .,.,,.
Dick is Richard Reed. 90 years old
Chicago millionaire, whose engage
ment to Miss Downs was recently.
fractured. 81
s.Dick- is nice boy like him.
But he's SO foolish Guess why ne:
co1 angry with me: You'd never.
guess, so I'll tell you. tidn.t write
him every day. so he said he knew s
didn't love him. Isn't that SHY.
writing letters is awfully tiresome.
isn't tt2'. >
Dick IS now Observation-Disclosures in Phoe-
nix. Ariz.. which is a pretty bad place
to feel broken-hearted IN. he has
extensive business Interests there
81 never would make up with MIN MIN
Just because he goteangry oyersucn a;
trif1e. II he wants me he nave 70
beg for me now. yes, sir. Town on ms
knees, too, ~. 80 81
II don't want you to put anything
about Dick and me IN the papers.
though. don't Ink Dickwouid Ike
it. and know<I don You can write.
q. story about me waning to 80 into
the moves I'm simply cray to,syou
How She Met Heart Broken Richard.
esBut. be sure and FORGET about my
millionaire friends when you're put
ting it in the paper You know.
wasn't going TO Iet you, IN mouse
this morning When heard the 'door
bell ring and looked out slsnew isnti
away that you We're q Sreporter to sis1
mamma not to let you MI but sne sac
maybe yeu weren't a reporter, MAYBE
you wanted to rentta roousfrensu US
That's how You got IN -
miss Downs and Rachard Heed were
engaged shortly after they metrin
Shreveport a year ago. The engage-
ment was announced. and SATURDAY,
teIesraph5c dispatches announced the
quarrel and breaking.
yes, that's all it was He yFantsN
me to write every day. and 4 wonzd
not. she said, stu fngerns the al
bum. But. I know a lot OF million
aires See, here's a picture me with
one at Palm Beach, and here's an an
other. isn't he good lookiug Here's
another. his names Dick too yes
they're all milIfonaires:ss she said.
slamming the book shut Ehe reporter
went ont to seek q jttney
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Rabies
Attack Horse and the Animal
Leaves Teeth in an Oak
Plank.

sEBREE, KY, May. ga horse be-
longing 10 Sam Campbell, farmer.
living between this place and Dixon,
developed case of rabies and bit two
persons. SO violent was the attack
that the horse extracted its Owl teeth
on the walls of the stable by biting hard
oak planks. The animal died in about
six hours after being attacked. Those
bitten were Bcb Conway of this place
and a colored farm hand.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Longevity
No Novelty in West Family,
Seyera! Members Passing
the Century Mark.

RED BLUFF. May ee--HenTy Phil
ander west. Tehama county's Oldest
citizen and one OF the Oldest men IN
california, recently celebrated his one
hundred and. third birthday at the
home OF his grandson Henry Iood,
~ EenIeyviIe West stin Is hale and
sbearr Vests only child died IN
TeIs at the age OF "a years. He has
six married grandEhildren. seven
rreat grandchildren and one adopted
ereat xreat grandchild- West was
5orn in west Hartswick. q Z, May IS
Isle. He married Mss Frances Stroud
n 1895. He and his wife moved TO
Tehama county in 1873. and he mas
o15 stock Vests grandfather died
Al the age of iGS. His mother lived
10 be 1o1 and his grandfather on his
mothers side live to the age OF i14.
a sister died six years age. aged 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
.STRANGERSIEA.
Tidy ARE SISTERS
Separated When Babies. They
Live Thirty Years. Neither
Knowing Of the Other.

E.-TcN, May es--Separated wnea
babies and living over thirty years
without the knowledge chat the otaeF
existed. two sisters Mrs B. L osh-
Vie of weston, and Mrs. Robert l.
Wocercd, Of Squantum met this week
for the first time
The women are TIE daughters OF the
1are Frank Arlington OF Salem, VINO
Tied a wear ago In 1854, when MIS-
Azuvie. then Delc;e Arlington, was
Years OF age and her sister. COR
stance. was 13 months, their motneI
died. The father feeling That ne cou ,13
noI properly care for the Two small
-bsloren allowed the younger one to
n. adopted by Mr.. and Mrs Benoa7
min Sanborn, OF Wellesley.
Married to Lawyer.
legally adopted. the younger daugh-
ter became Alice Sanborn and was
brought up and educated in that to~n-
Five wears ago she was maTr1eo TO
Rnber, T. Wocdrutf. Lynn lawyer.
sDelcie lived with her father N Salem
and left him to become the wlie Oh
Il. Ogilyie, western gran mer-
chant. they have i've children ana
che woodruns have one
The knowledge tnat Mrs. og1lv1e
had a sister came TO her IN pecul1I
manner. While on his death bed ner
father was visited by his sister, VINO
enc East for the first time in TWEEN
r--hree years. During her stay IN
Sa;ena she casually asked Mrs. OS1-
vie IL she had heard anything OF her
sister Constance
Not knowing anyth1S of a sister
and as her father was 100 sick 10 'oe
asked concerning the mater, Mrs
ogiIv:e learned from her aunt cne
brieS facts of the early separation
few months later. in order TO mo
her sister. she applied TO a lawyer,
who advised her TO search tne rec
ords OF Salem and the acarby coun-
des-
Obliged to Keep Secret
Her search was rewarded when sue
fond the original adoption papers
sbnTied n the Norfolk county papers
Al Dedham. 1t was then she learned
vhy the children had grown up IN ls-
norance OF each other; for one OF the
clauses in che document was TO the
effecf that the father would not az
vulSe the names Of the foster parents
sof the younger child
He had KEEP. his secret and died
without telling the older daughter
that she lad sister
Ending that Mr.. Sanborn was sttH
So in wellesley. Mrss OGTie com
uaunicated with him over the teie-
uhoue and told of the discover. He
4, t,rrn called Up Sfrs> woodruh and
a Gate was set for meeting.
sunday the sisters met for the first
time at the Ogf1vie home in Weston.
where feast was held to celebrate
the strange meeting.
cue Of the CURIOUS features OF the
case Is the fact that for a while. both
sisters lived In WELLESLEY Before her
marriage Mrs Cg.fvie worked IN the
same town where her sister was going
TO school: aad though the two look
80 much alike. they never met there.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
Mail Order
Husband Is
Very Cruel
Says Mrs. Henry Lagefnan
and She Files aeSuIt
for Divorce.
Tor Divorce.

TREvoRToN. Pa, May cs-AI1eg>
ing cruelty, Mrs. Henry Lagerman.
Treyorton. has brought suit IN the
county court seek
ing an absolute divorce from her hus-
band
edrs. Lageman, who Is 30 years old.
answered an adverusemento OF her hus-
bands In which he sought wife
The wedding. according to her state
ments IN her libel for divorce, oc
Cured at Sunbuy July 2 Of last year
after a short period Of ardent court
ship.
Iazerman has passed his s1ty-dfttla
year he caused-a sensation when he
advertised for wife and won Miss
Emma BIxIer, Of Shamokin- z
Two mouths Is the average lie
of horse Front
American mosquito netting Is pop
uIar the Tropics
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

Mrs. Fred A. Busse, wife Of late
former mayor of Chicago; It IS now
found, instead of being left with
small sized fortune viii be compelled
to 20 to work to support herself.
there being only few hundred dol
lars left after her husbands debts
were paid Efforts are being made
to secure a. position for her in the
Chicago city hall.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

these he was paid at the rate Of 8
and 20 cents each and given bonus
OF 80 -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30


prison OF felony" Lawyers referred
to IT Is "a law school crime. mean
ing that it had not been used for 50
many years that It was looked upon
largely as something to know about
hut rot to use Golf thought differ
emily. and he launched It against a
.Greek white slave ring which ne
charged was operating in Milwaukee
and other middle west cities.
Misprison of Felony
Misprtson OF felony. popularity
stated. is knowing that an onense has
beer committed against the United
States. that the ofense IS a felony,
and falling to give that information
TO the federal authorities. Con took
II up. He indicted Sam Goods for
forcing afrs. Clara Scalise into w'al1e
slavery He indicted Peter Goods
for actively helping Sam. And he
held the third member OF the trio.
James GaIonas. on the old charge os
AIDING and abetting and added counts
for smtsprsson 70 felony
The verdict sof the jury was an
other point scored by Gon- The two
Goods men were convicted. as charg-
ed. James. Galonas. as so often had
happened. was acquitted of aiding and
abett:ng. but the misp1son OF felony
charge stuck. The jury ionvicted
him of that The wedge had been
driven into the closely drawn, sec
r4cy bound lines Of the White SlaTers
The way was open for the goveEnment
to fight the tramc IN new IN 2
aew method that opened prison doors
for men who had Heretofore shieloec
behind the defense tha1 no
thad beenec noNl
49,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

t'e The first floor was divided into
large hall. on the right OF which was
a large room called the chapel on the
Left We're two school rooms. The
second floor was divided into nve
roonos The building stood on the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

Liebe Kinder! Nachste Woche he
gent das Nolk der Yer. Staten den
gr0SSten und ~ehrenvollsten Tag Seiner
Geschichte; den Tag. wo es sich von
semen englischen Bedriickern lossagte
und SIGH, i'm Nertrauen auf die eigene
Kraft. eur Unabh;ingigkeit, gum freien
Woke. Zum ~nationalen Bewu>O sein err
hob. IND vie wird dieses GeddchtnisS
begangen? Durch ~lacherliches Raudau,
schlagen und bl0dsinniges Abknallen
Won Feuerwerken. Wahrhaftig cine
wiirdige Feier. Der /. JUL list der
Tag. an dem die Kinder ungestraft nit
Feuer spielen diirfen. Da knalleu sic
und wissen kaum warum. ~abgesehen
o all dem Ungliick. das sic anrichten.
Der Fest und Freudentag hat sich
zum Sc~hreckenstag umgewandelt. ES
list schon vieles ~eeschehen. UNI diesem
Zustande abzuhelfen. Das beweist die
jahrlich abnehmende Zahl der I'm
gliicksfalle. Aber immerhin ist sic
noch sehr gross, vie nachfolgende Liste
lehrt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
fur die kebe 1u0end.


9elegt bate. ludbrcnh allc iibrigen bos>
icIbc sur Scite iieBen ODER bariibsr
itolpertcl. @r nartetc ruhia unh
branste lid, nidt beran - Elm eiltes
3etgnlS fir iein ~anltdnoiaes Be-
llIbmcn. Sh benterfte ferrer, enS
Iein Nod GAIT altssebilrliet unb @eiid,t
mo paIlnc rein maren. NennN hu
pies Niles teinen @mpfehllinasbriei2
'Sdl 9ebc mchr 0nrauf, mas teh bon
cinem anaben reis. rdc,oem ih ibn
6ebn Wililitcn lang 9eieben, als aiIf
Nus, mas in idpon tIinacnbcn smpfebs
IinSsbricfen aeidrieben itebt."
Ter reieaee Siein.
g. luar einmul ia elmer Ssnbt Elm
StrnBenpfla'ter. Gin Rae fam aes
fdbreu rnIb rib ein Stefndsen heruns.
Sas lag mp fiihfte it'd u~nbebngIioh
mo msinte: @as iull i6 in Der @rae
% lieseu, 10 a~eipnncrt bon nen anoern,
ih mDdte lpobl iorf bon bier. 30 FAM
Elm iunger @urid,e oes Bcses. fob osr
Steiu lnb hob i'm auf. YieTsr pad1fe
bel iih: Sishs einsr a,t, tdam fpInifte
ids, Oh parb'S erhiHt. Wan mnB
mn lpollcnl
Der @Hride %iflsubcrte ben Efetr in
elm Saus. ltnb iener bahtc fpieeeT
id babe SIf befornmeH, sl flkesr.
mo flos, cs mar sanS eirfad ntsiu
IiGlel
Der Stein trnf etnc Ssuherifeibe.
Sic lpurbe 5sridiaaeu uno idrtt er4
bolt: r0u 5olpel, pas ion bas2"
,Nh". neinte Der Stsir, man
fam iin eorh porber in adt nehnen
unn iur Seite trefen. Sh hebe es
gar uitt, baS man mid htneert. Bel
mir mus NGes nod neinen @i(Ien
9ehsr. so bin tdn.
ga fief CT aIi etneH ScppiG rre
oadte: SG bin senlIs ~gefIoaer, iest
ntodltc iu ltegen Inn nrsruher.
Galb bnndd, ererif man ihu unh
mari i'm gum SerItcr biualis nrf saf
6roBenpiiaiter.
90 idnie Ct az eer onbern Stetnen:
YGlaen Sua, 8riIocr, i'd nar m
aerdrmigcu 6alliern nnb babe iehr
msidl gele9er. absr ihlisSLit sefiel
es mir nid,t nlebr bort bel DER porz
nehmer 2eitten. Sf molte aint 9seR
SurHd, unh - na bin id iptener!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
| j I'm trauten familienkrei(e. :

am Iontng. Dem 80. Sabrcstaae Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : Grfldrmg nnb am
@cblrtstaae nes Scrritorilmls Wis
coniin t3u lpeltjem Der Sitrift Solpn
acbortc). IS mar ciu GROCER Gag,
bcn mir in SublIole icicrteu. iopohl
lpesen ieincr nntionalcn @cbcutuna oils
ulldp we9en Der unabbunaiacn Siclllrng
pom Ecrritorirm gtidisah. ncrcn mir
inns binfprt c%rfreucn %iplltcn. Scr
n%euernailntc 6puperneur, @enerol
0enrp Sobee. ipnr cinselupen unp ihln
5u @bren lpurbe cin offenflides Sins
ncr seacbcn. @r mnr rpdbrenb 5pci
Sllbinncrfric9cn uilier ,Silhrcr gclpeIen
mn mar nm Der @pupcrneltr bes
Scrritoriune mn Superintendent Der
peridicbeuen Snhinncr Nationeu pes
! }iorhmcitcu3. Mehen luo Iusbriid)c
bcs SatriotismlIs lpurcn Die cages
prnnuna uno am Sbenb 9nb es Miiiif
ulb Sung"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Sas vi @unber.

Su circln Sorie crifien zines
Sn9cs Elm frcmner 0iann unr perfiin,
hete Den 9nnerr, caS er linen elm
9rpBc1 Wunber Setgcn tonnk. mern
lie linn nur Elm friifasIcgtes Safner>
ci orbsu ipcilten. Ties ecfdah.
SnralIibiu perinngts Der Srembe aud
lluG Der penne, Die es geleat hate.
mo ais nut pieic herbciaebratyt
lplroe, lprad) CT nit b~soeutlamem
@ruite: ~Nuu lnBt Die Senne ons gi'
nuSbriiten." Sic 8auern, iibernts
bcgisria auf bus n~ertiinoistc Runner,
rpadtcu bon llngehulh unh SrGnanis
ilber Die 0crne bel Saa uub Eadnt,
llnb nls cnolid, mad, etlid,en 8oden
bus aiId,leiu Die barte Sf,ale ourdo.
brnH mn luiti9 piepienb, eolbilaumia
herumlief, iprah Der Srembe NIT
crnithaitcr Srerbc: 1Sas Wunber III
actbau." Bic Sauern aber ladten
i'm dlis. .Sas boben mir Tue jc,pr
p~ieltnuienp Wial erlcbtl" iasten tie,
ybas lit uns lpabrhnftis fem aroSes
Hunbcrl" Ser Sremoc uber iaafc:
a.. Shr habt cs ME oils 8unoer erlebtl
Sd] nor CO, Der GO eld, Siim erlter
Mole nls ein sro6es 8unber seiatel"
Iber er muBtc ras Iorf p~erlaiSen.
gFur lpdr bort un9ldrbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

cin fclte5 cilbeitlites @efilge ais
S~taGtrnblIun, 10 bat Die Ginbeit Der
Nation bod) pom 5a9c Der llnabs
bGngi9teits : @rtldrlms an beitnnbeu,
Mar POM 4. Suli 1776 bis 5llm 30.
Npril 1889 feline 9uuncs> @rcfutipe
pnrbnnbsn nnb beltonD anger Dem loic
sefiigten 9on9rciie feline 9unoess
Sberhohcit, 10 hat Ole Sunocse @irbeii
BON icnem l.. Suii 1873 an nimmer
d%nIschDrt.
Die gc1iirdltlulncu. lpeldlcn 'id) III
Den critcn Snbreu nnt, Der llnabz
hdnsi9tcits erfldruus nit rcu beiIcn
Mdnncru icncr 3eit nlld, Gin Waihs
inaion binaub unh bic nllc babin ldus
tcteu. paB Der Sunp inter Den .Staas
ten ohnc Gin einhcitliGca @eiii9c nidl
gepubrt blciben fpnne. luoren iid,erlit'
besriinnct. Nbcr Die 8eididtc Der
Gage pom J.. Suli 1915 bis Sur Snz
augurniion &nihinatous ON 30.
April 1889, bat se5cist, bab nds
Snub. meld'es Die Golunien unihlana,
ais JIG lid, illr @rrinaula ibrcr llnabs
b%anQi9fcit crhpbcn, ltnrt gclllls mar,
luu Die @elneinid,oft Nlcr 5ll lpdhrcu.
bic Die bentlpilrcise @rfldrung BON
4, Siili 1776: ,hnB bieic 0olonieu
ireic unh m%lubhonaiac Stuatcn iinh
mnn bon Ncd1tslpesen ieiu iollten", nit
ben Wprteu Der Tcrinnuna ibre Bolt
enculg crtohrcu bate: YWir, nns
Bolt Der Scrciniaten Stuaicu. pcrz
iiigcn llnb crrid,tcn SlIr Scrlteilun9
elmer pollfommcncn &crciri9ung Die
Wcriniiuns Der V%crcinigtcu Staoteu
BON Nncrita." Sicic Evolution BON
Der neutrality-suspicious. @rtldrung hcs
giIien Solfes Der 9oiouicu Sur Scr
iaiiuu9 pes &pltes Der &crcini9teu
Stanicn muBtc iid poldicbcn, che bon
cincm ieitcn @efiise ncs 5tantcnz
buulpes bic Hcnc icin tonutc, iebod, hat
Der Stnalcnbumo IN facto ieit bcnl
Gage beitanncn, Neiicn Bebnnten heller
nus om%crifnniid,c Wolt alnl bunbcrte
Observation-Disclosures Nalc besebt.
Der 4. Sili 1875 mar Der @spurtss
tag unicrer Station, bon ieher ilt or
nls ioldlcr aeieiert rnb bon elmer &C.
%neraticn Der anrercn ilbcrltcrrri
lpprben.
Bic llndbhdneisfeits GrtlGruna
bat ibren Nussnna in ncm Snec, no
nit Der Wclt perfiinrct nirh. bnS olc
Mcnitcu glcid seidoifcn iinb uno
bon ibrcm Sdopfer nit 9elpiiien IN
pcrdnBerlitcu Hed,ten bebndlt lporbeil
iinb nnb nab Su bieien Scbell. Sreibeit
INN bas Streben ndd @liidicliafeit
acboren. N,ls bieiem Saec, Den an
bcgrilnbeu Die Safer Der llnubb0n9i9s
felt mnterlaien buben. ipeil JIG barin
cine @nbrhcit crtnnntcn. Die Ii lid)
ielbcr lid, crsiebt. bat alleS peitcrc
lif clltipidelt: ale Die Sbeien hcr llnz
nbbansisfeits : G%rtlorung. bic Scr
faiiuns unh Der aan6c Icrocsang
nniercs Wplfes. Nit bicjcm ease iit
bic miibsrbriidbmre &luit 5piitcn
inherent Semofratiidpeu S%tuatslpeicn
unh jebem anberen sc5oecn. bas niht
aui Der Bleihbeit NUcr se9riinbet III.
Yicier Sas III es, ipcld,er Der bcnts
luilrpigsa llrtlnbe, Die gum @cs
burtstoas : Nnbc9inm IN ieher Slobt
nm in icrcm @cilcr eur Terlciuna
tpntmt. ibrcn @crtb pcr!ciht. Wit
oieicr @lcidlbcrehtiguna Aacr lit Die
aleidc @crpilihruna Nllcr nlIsAcs
iprpdlcn. 20 mill 6 pcnn ulld bcller
id]ciru. bnS Ser @cbenfiaN u~aicrcr
llnobhdnaiateit Dor alien Elm Tug lcin
ipilte, Der ING, iubcm CT me uu'erer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Ter natiunalc 1ebmrtstaa.

Die Wcihidte bat sic Srn9c, oh Scr
4. Nili 1916 ooer Der 80. Npril 1899,
nu pcld)em Gage George @aihington
Die Tr0iioentihoft filr Die @ercinigtcn
Staoteu bon 9lmterifa ilbcrnnhm, OILS
Neburtstngc Der Nation bctrnd]tet pers
ZEN iolen. nit aller @ntidliebenbcit
nnhin bcantnprtet, baB Der lllnbs
hdnsisfeitstng ais @chcnttag Der
@riinoung u~uiercr Nation gebalteu
pcrnen ieH.' Wielpohl g ipahr iii.
pab Die llnnbbdneistcits Grfl1rml9
nidi ocn Staatcnbumb 9cidlnfien bat,
ipnpcru nur bic Srcihcit lnlo ltllubs
hdnei9ieit Der Golonien proflamirt
hat. 10 lit & bof cine 9%cidiGtlid,c
Shntintc. hnb o icucm Gage an Der
Stnntenhulo linperichrt %beitnupeu bat.
6ehltc hcu brci3chn 9olonieu 5ur
3eit hires Ibinas poM britiidcn
Nutterlnnbc uuh nlld, nod Der licgs
rcid)cn Surdiiibrrng Der Hcpplutipn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Spierppac HahheHiisbe.

Sn einem Stubtden an Der Row.
ice f~ctcrfen Die Eeipchnsr en- Ret.
90 Die Sec 3u9e'rursn mar, cite Suw9I
mo alt aui's @is, mo III fth itrnhms
lang Rntcrhisltcu. Blot en- afaesi
Nilttsrohen bIisb az 5nnis. % fk
iif Big ms hohe 4lter mt i6uem
Mtnnne burd Siit1erci aiii Der Gee
bas Srot bate uerhiensn miifen, bdfte
JIG infotse mehrfodler VerhiblnNe
Shmerscn in Den SilBsu unS funrte.
niht gllt aus BENT Betts.
Shr Bert i1ane beim Seniter. 10 odki
tic uuf ncu Strnnp hinausbliden anb'
bus @ctilmnlel auf Dem @tie iibers
ichen tonute. @losltd, aeipabrte I've
Nbsnps in beu Serns Elm WGIft,en am
Sinlmcl, hus cine eIsentbilmIid,e Sdrbe'
3eiete unh immer sroser pirbe. Sop
fort nor ihr tlnr, onb Die Slutb nnhs
lei; iniolgc Der Ruth fpsrbe bos GIG
breten Inh Die Ortsbetpohner rperren
tbr Sebeu uerllcren. 8ls tie lob, bdb
lid, trosbcm Die 9sufc nod INNER ntff
Dem Gtie hcrumtllrrmelten, puroe ihr
burgc. Sinouslau'eH forntr lie nidt.
Wae tbat tic MN, nm Die 0eute siI
rctten? Ste frodl aus DEM Bette,
mad,tc Elm Sitt unn siHlbe,e ihr Tett
an; p9ru itlepptc ne iih hirt9Iie.
Ndd cine, 3eilc narS eas sorse Saaa
in Slanm1en. Ats ole 2eute eas
Se,ler bemertten, elteu ale rod
6allie.
Nher es mar Die hodne Belt. Ead
elmer @eile bruh ldon hns @ts. Hns
quite Rilttcrd,eu bate burd, ieine
OpierpiIli9icit Hac serettet.-(1pie
rnup
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lem S,enter e%ntrpnnen.

Nad Der i~ransoiiifeu 8epohtion,
lpelnc mgesdblten berpprraaenoen
Tcricncu in Sranfrcih has 9eben aes
to'tet bate, purbe Gin ciniluRreiHer
Mann sefru9t; ~&ie baben Sic es
cod nngeitcIt, baS Sic S6ren @opf
bcbaltcn babcn?" CIR CAB sur Int.
mort: sd mudlte mid flein unb
idnic9." Sas SpriiHleiu III out
uno fnnn i'm Seben OFT pertbpoa ieu,.
ncnn audi feline Hepplution lit. 60
bcipabrt man Den Srieesn.
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Ter Vierte Suli.

Scr Gierte Suli 1T elm Gag
Ser nti6 g~cfciert perben,
Bon 8rpB mn alein. Sung uno alt,
gu Sub unn nltd1 Su Yrcreeu.
Ser %ierrc Sllli lit ciu Sds
Ien Illc frph %criparteu,
Gin Gag fir peu bas game Snbr
@ir icbcn Efcnrig ipdrtcl.
Ser Vierie Suli lit ciu Saa
Ser folst itets uIf Den nritten,
@r thut Die Sieb 5lm Naterluno
Gin bishen feter tttteu.
Ser @isrtc Sllli III eiu Saa
Der arnie llrlb Seinc fpitct
@enn 10 ELM uItes Sliutenrpbr
ODER Hepolpcr vbuItct".
Ser @ierte Sllli III Gin Sag
Ser foitet Arm ulo @eillc,
@enn nid]t fiir inter eigne5 &phl
60 boh fiir's alisemeinc.
Ger Wlerfe ISillt III elr gag
dir ben mir Surrub lhrelen;
@iel %tnuienb Sabre mo9 ons Sauo,
Scr 3ierie ulldh gcbeibcn!
Sci gut, INT fir @ptt Nenihen
81 btfbcm.
@as fiir Die mciiten Ienitcn ell
@ebeinniB lit. bas iii rem Gbriitcn oil
flurite Wubrheit: sci iclbit red,t gu
lint quite Wenider az bilben." Eenr
mr. nas Cute. bne III Dir lebt, aug Oh
leud,tet, iprid,t mn hnnoelt. III i'm.
itunnc, III Innercu Sidlt, Scpen
Sprudc. shnt 81 lperocn.
Gel es alio crit iclbit unr lei &
gang. ma Nnbcre nllrd, Did, luerher
iollcn: miip mo ionit. itiu uub rubie
pemiitbis unn bciteincn, milia sun
Sulbeu bes Wipriaeu, 5rm entbehret
ees Nngcncbntcu. arbcitinm unb &c
horiam. mGSia. 9ereht unb apttieiig
cin Silb bes iteteu @ebetee une De-
ME milpcn Sclbitpcrleitanuug.
&as lit cine 2ubifmeile?
Serritein 9iht iol9enbe bilplitC
Scihreibnllg bon elmer eeparapbiidper
aubifmeilc. I'M banlit Die @roSc Del
eroe, bic 1862 Nillionen ipldpel
aubifmeilen entbdlt. a%nit,aulieh 81
MADDEN. Man itelc iih cine aii1,
por hie cine Weilc lang uno ebenit
brett lnn bod, lit. uun mir npllen per;
iud,en, Die aiite un6uiiileu. Berlin
iii CUR 6nnb; mir nebnten Die Staot
ais ob lie siu SpieI5clIg lpare uni
lpcrfen lie IN Die Site. @ir eeher
Damn nab Yoisoam lInp hebeu and
ale Snricr ami umierem 8eee ar
unp pcrieu Niles bincin. etoh it nel
gobcn niht gnn8 beoedt. Rir nebmer
1oris nit alien ieinen SdiIeu, Sbiir.
men mo aird,en, pas penie bilit; tpil
nebiner nln alld, Sonbon. Gilh 8ier
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u rs Scr Z 1t II c.

Gincs Cages 9ebc ih mcinen NSSs
Sd)iiscu ais 6ausarbeit nui. Die
Shicicriuicl nit DEM tleinen ii" poll
81 itrcibcn. Scinl %or3ciscn ecr
.idnpcrcn" Nrbcit an ndd)ren 5ngc
bemlerte ih ciueu tleincn anirpe, Der
nit icocr Ninutc mfubiacr pirn mnN
idlicBlif in Sbrdlrcn mlsbridIt. Nui
mciuc Sroae nab Der llrIuhe ocs Weiz
mems erflnrt CT mir in unperfulid,tenl
itleiiiden 9ialctt: Sd hob outl
seircrn pOc isVintel obcn hicnacmnht,
mn liz i'm ic ole runecraeriltid,t. "
Ter ticine 2urihc hattie Die SoicI per-
tchri aeinst,
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Self dem Iahre 1879, IN dem drei
Personen get0dtet und lO74 verletzt
wurden. list die letztjihrige Todtenliste
die niedrigste. Auch der Feuerscha-
den list gering.
Ihr Kinder k0nnt Euch wOhl keinen
rechten 1. JUL ohne dieSe "Knall-
effekte" denken. Das wird aber dOch
kommen. Der Amerikaner ist GRIND
Itch, und vie daS Knallen bislang
grdndlich besorgt wurde. wird gewiss
nit der Zeit cine wiirdige Feier des 1.
JUL kommen.
Aber wir wollen nicht warten. wir
sollten den Tag zu einem h%errlichen.
erinnerungsreichen Fest gestalten und
nicht III einem wiisten Schreckenstag.
Der Onkel.