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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
Mrs. Gait Thinks National
Body Will Maintain Non
Partisan Attitude.
WON'T WAGE WAR
ON THE DEMOCRATS
Association President De-
MES Report Hughes
Will Be Endorsed.
"A BIG drive toward final victory"

"a big drive toward final victory"
This is the result Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, president of the National
American Woman Suffrage Association,
predicts will come of the convention
in Atlantic City, from September 8
to 10.
There has never been such suffrage
convention in the United States be-
fore, the national president points out.
II comes at a crisis in woman's affairs,
when the big political parties have in
dorsed the cause. The gathering is of
such significance that both the Repub-
lican and the Democratic candidates
may arrange to address the suffragists.
To Stay Non.Partissn.
Mrs. Gait, however, stoutly denies
the national association is likely to
depart from its non-partisan attitude
At a time when almost every other
woman's organization in the country is
taking sides with Hughes, who Endorses
the Federal amendment, the national
association will indorse no platform
but its own, she thinks.
MANY kilograms and letters have
come to US from all parts of the coun-
try, asking if it is really true that we
are going to fight the Democrats, she
said. "The National American woman
Suffrage Association. IN the forty
eight years of its existence, has mann
tanned strictly non-partisan attitude
This, at times, has been somewhat ar
fcult, yet rarely has an ofhcer oil the
national association-and, so lar as
know, of any state assoclatlon-ialie
to live up strictly to the letter OF TINS
fundamental principle IN the Suffrage
platform.
Social Workers to Attend.
Certainly no national board and no
national officer would announce an
anti-Democratic policy without the au-
thority of a convention. No ofhcer has
done so; no officer will do so. IL the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association ever sincerely considers a
partisan policy | predict it will arouse
the livelest discussion the association
has heard in its forty-eight years. and
that it will end in reimbursement oil
the non-partisan policy which has won
twelve states for suffrage and convert
/ ed millions of voters TO believe IN IT.
One of the most impressive things
about the convention is the large num-
Der of social workers from all parts
/ of the country who will attend.
11bis is the woman's day and we
must make the country see it," DR..
/ katherine Bement Davis, head of the
1 Parole Board Of New York, said in ex-
PLANTATION. an any reform work it is
/ impossible not to face the fact that
women need the ballot"
Youngest Delegate Aged Three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
All Fine Craftsman Furniture Reduced

ma every piece rlcn, distinctive al
CRAFTSMAN Willow Furniture
The right kind of willow furniture, af-
fording exactly the relief that is neces-
sary to Tighten the general effect of the
heavier and darker pieces of Craftsman
furniture.
$2450 Natural Willow Arm Chairs. S1S
Cushion seat and pillow back
500 Willow Settee, Is inches long. $50
Cushion seat and 2 pillows.
IS Natural Willow Arm Chairs. 49, so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

Sl4 Willow Arm Chairs. ...........$ loso
Cushion seat and back.
SIS Willow Arm Chair and Seat Cushion Sl1
$40 Natural Willow Arm Chairs. 49,. S25
CRAFTSMAN Bedroom Furniture
1921 Ivory Enamel 7-pece Suite. $l6S
Full size bed.
1888 Gray Enamel 7-piece Suite...... Sl4o
Contains twin beds.
$40 Fumed Oak Chest OF Drawers. SIS
$50 Fumed Oak Single Beds. ..... $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

An Empire model is
trimmed with rows OF
hem-stitching. and pale
blue satin ribbons tie
at the high waist line.
So.
Jap Satin Redingotes
fasten down the front
TO the wide ruffie. Yoke
effect and S h oul d c r
straps are trimmed with
hem-stitching. S3.95.
GIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
New Skirts
Dashing in Line and Andacions
in Color

Advance models i'll separate skirts
give caste to the vogue of brilliantly
colored stripes, checks and plaids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

S226 Mahogany 5-piece Suite. Sl3S
Twin beds.
S4S Fumed Oak Dresser and Mirror SIS
$40 Fumed Oak full size Bed. ..... $lS
SIS Ivory Enamel Toilet Mirror. 50
S34 Fumed Oak Triplicatc Mirror
s1D Fumcd Oak 8-piece Suite. ..... $50
SI58 MAHOGANY 3-piecc Suite. ...... SOS
GIMBELS-Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Floors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
What? MADEIRA Napkins
at S5.75 Instead of S7;SSsoo?

Actually the case-less than such
handsomely hand-embroidered and
hand-scalloped napkins command IN
normal times.
The fact is that the fine round thread
linen on which Madeira needleworkers
have wrought such beautiful embroidery
was purchased over two years ago, and
GIMBELS gives you every advantage
of the special savings effected at that
time.
Such Pretty Afternoon Tea or
Luncheon Napkins Have No Peer
anywhere in town at this price. And how
the hostess will delight in using them!
Size 13x13 inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

Irish Damask Pat S1.50 and S1.75
tern Table Cloths Scarfs, csc each
GlMbELo own S All-lnen with deep
row stripe centre ia00 us
and 4-inch damask some nave CHI
border 63x63 in., broidered panels
Sl75; 6SxoS In, and lace inser-
~; ooXoo H. tons, while others
$3.50; Napkins, ro -, I;,on con.
l9Rxl912 in, 81 nave nav S;raIS~54;n
dozen. w.
GIMBELS-Second Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

! Lace-topped are two
more models at this lit
tie price. One has little
Ciel blue satin shoulder
straps with bebe rib
bon threading through
the top OF the lace.
The second model has
net castings at the top
OF the lace and around
the sleeves, run with
pale blue satin ribbons,
at So.
fBELS-Second Floor.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29
and who will, be

who city clerk and who will be councilman elicit much speculation, there is an indifference concerning the schools that is very unmistak- able.
 Without any question the position of school director that has to be filled Is the most important one upon which the voters will be jn- vited to cast their ballots. Nome will worry along somehow no matter who is elected on the aldermanic board, but it is quite another mat ter when the schools are neglected. The schools will not worry along. They will go from bad to worse it the public is indifferent and uninter- ested. Things will become slip shod, and the indifference of the public will be reflected in the teachers and in the pupils. The loss then is the towns IL is loss that cannot be appraised in I dollars and cents, for it transcends anything like money. It means that the children who should receive proper care and attention in their education are being hopelessly neE- lected when such neglect may ad- versely affect their whole lives.
 The management of the school board is not merely question or economic management. It is 6 question of afford:ng the highest possible efficiency in the schools and it does not always mean that an ap- parent economy is a rcal economy, for waste of money is just as likely to follow small and lowly paid staff as not at all.
 It certainly was peculiar posi- tion to take up that the necessity of police officer was greater than d competent teacher, such as might have been obtained had the other official been eliminated. And the outgoing council acted in this mat ter exceedingly unwisely and exceed ingly wastefully.
 In the matter of the neglect of the schools the parents and public are just as much guilty of indiffer ence as any one else. There is nc sort of cooperation whatever be tween the public and the schoo board, and the teaching staff as i: manifested in other sections of the country and Il other sections of this terri tory. On the contrary there is sucf very observable indifference tha when parents do portintently inquire relative to school board matters some of the officials have, in tht past at any rate, regarded such in , quiries as intrusively impertinent This all should bo changed but a: , far as we can see at this electior there is no tendency to change a , all observable.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO the Pioneer Mining Co.,, your
 successor, assigns or personal re presentatives:
 You are hereby notified that have expended in labor and improve ments the sum of one hundred dol lars each year for the years 191u, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914 and 19Io on each of the following claims. The Elonora and the Sunshine, be- ing lode claims situated on the left limit of Anvil creek, opposite No ) above, and recorded and more fully described in the records of the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District in the Second Division, Ter ritory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been ex. pended in order to hold said claims under the provisions of the law concerning annual labor upon min { ing claims.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days after the last publication of this notice, you fai to contribute your proportion oi said expenditure, your interest 1T said claims will become the property Of the undersigned your co-owner under Section 2324, Revised Sta tutes of the United States.
 CHARLES OLSEN. Co-Owner
 Date of first publ, Feb. 16, 1916. Date of last publ, May IT, 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29
c. w. LEWIS. Successor to w. Delbar.
NOTICE.

Will all readers help us in an in- ycstigation of the cooperative movement in this country by writing us the name and address of any cooperative enterprise especially store or workingmen's manufactur ing co-operatives-thGt is known to them, and by stating any facts con- corning trade union or other labor activity or interest in favor of CO., operation past or present.
 INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCIALIST
 SOCIETY.
 Educational Building No. 70 Fifth Avenue, New York City
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29
A CLEAN SWEEP.

Brooms 50 and Csc, Bissel Carpet Sweeper, the standard the world over, $3.00. Torrington adjustable Vacuum Sweeper s3.5O. Brooms for the little ones 25c., Whisk brooms 25c.. Scrubbing brushes 10, 15 and 20c. Pot Scrubs, Oriental, for 25c., Lid filters 5, 10 end 15e. Wash Boards, glass, brass, alumi- mum or zink, soc. each, Galvaniz d Wash Tubs S5c, s1.00, $1.25. Lenox Soap &c.,, Dish mops 10, IS, 20 and 25c., Bird Cages $1.75 each, nickle grain weights 2oc. set. Dust pans 15c. each. We make money, you save money and the Combine loses money.
 c. w. LEWIS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29
ARE YOU SEEKING A PATENT.

If so 1t will pay you to investigate rates of the Industrial Worker on publication of application therefor. Bring your forfeiture notices to the Industrial Worker. TT
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29
WE GAN DO TT.

For first class work and prom ps delivery ph, me Main 1Hi and fhs Peoples Steam Laundry s:u cfil and get Your laundry. s
 ". J. WILLIAMsON Pros.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29

Freight and passengers by dog team. Rates reasonable. See Duffy, next the Northern.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Gr6Haet
GurSe anI Sonlltag IN GHent Die neile
iI6miide llniperiitat.

gerIin % Sftcter. Cstuf Srabt'
ioieni @ese uadj Sappiile.) General.
goaoerneur BON giiiing eroifnete am
Sonntag Die llniperiitGt IN Gbent, Sc
befmntlid, IN cine flanliife llniperll'
idt ilnisepanoelt tporoen lit. Sn ici.
ner groffnilngsrebe bemerfte Der @c-
neraIgounerneiir, 6ab Die @roffnulig
oieicr uniperiitdt aaiiberall mo Slam.
Ianber leben, arertmifit iperoen ipiiroe.
Ger Reftor Der lliriueriitdt erflarte
N ieiner grpioerlua oaB bic llniDer.
iitdt nrtniebr ibrer iiripriingliden
NationalitGt 5itriidgegeben let mo
oaB Sa6urb zines Der b0diten Soeale.
neIfes Die SlainIauSer anseitrebt
bdttert, nertpirflidt rporoeu pdre. SHt
SSsntereiie bieies SSbealS bate oas SOIf
So Sabre lailg selitteH urb gefampIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

6ai bei gaoyiuesen fqrmclI sssen beiIen
GnHdetbuns in Der saudboots
frdse proteitirt.
Die grotsItnoie III, ipie llnterzSiaatss
fefreidr Or. alireb 3immernlann
iast, cine Iebr ern!te.

Gbriitiania, .Dia aonoon, ".
Oitober. - Der beutide GeianDse bat
Der noripssii6sn Rssieruns bic Brop
tsitnote 9sutIdlanbs gesen bic ents
idsibuns Der nortpesiIden Regisrung
unterbrcitet, bsr5ufolgs teine 5auds
boote triesfiihrenber Md@te in nOrs
ipssilten Safen sebuIoet fperben fols
len. Das aabineti er0rterte bic gloie
in elmer iofort einbcrufenen Ssuns,
CAB iebpd nidts iiber feline ettuaisen
gnti9lisbunsen betannt. Die preiie
itsbt in Der glnselesenbeit sinmiiibig
auf Seiien Der Regierung.
Qonbon, %. Oitober. - Wie
bic grbanse telegraph So. melbei,
ioa naa einem geridt Der .qtitens
poften4 in &openbassn, Der bsutiHe
nniersS StaatsfetretGr beg 9lusp6rtis
gen 2lmts Or. 4lfreb Zimmerman.
ertlGrt baben, bab bic Wpie Deuti6s
lambs an Roripesen eine srniie lei, Der
barauf binfpies. bab bas @orgsber
ROrpesens i'm @iberiprud nit benz
parasrapben go. 13 Der Saaser aon>
pention itebt. Sn Der Rote ipiro ferner
bemerit, bab Deutidlunb nidt gs!pint
III, ii9 rubig einem berartigen Iors
seben su fiigen.
gDdbtsnb Der Gortbauer Der sesens
ipdrtisen llnierbanblunsen befinSen
iid, ipie Der aorreiponbdnt beg Weia
teren mslbet, pieIe beutIfe 5au4boote
in Der 1dbe Der noripesiiaen Rifle,
halten ole Jabraeuse, bic aus ncripez
sii9m 9dfen ioulmen. an unb nuters
iuaen bic 2abungen bieier Sdiffs.
Noripesen bat beItimmt, oab 3aiif,s
boote Der frieefiibrenben Rationen
Hidt in noripegiihen @etDdHern per<
tebren biirfen. aussenommen. fpenn es
iid nm sinen Rotbfaa banbelt uno
oann folsn fie sebaltsn ieif, auf Der
Oberfldds gu fabren unb ibre iIagge
gu 5eiaen. 9anbels=5auhboots follen
in noripesiiden @etpdFsrn nur tpdbs
renb Der 9asssssit unb sbenfalls an
Der Dberfldhe fabrenb NIT ibrer Ras
iicnnlflasae am Sed pertebren biirfen.
5auhbpDte, fpelde bisie 8eftimmuns
gen perleben, tperben Don ben rortpez
giiden ariessfdiffen beT4oHsn Dsrs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Weblnerbienter Sobn.
Ter purmalioe bnlaariide yiimiitsr
bes sins,uartigen Or. $. @benaoiefi
wesen Soduerraths in's 3ndt.
baus geididt.

stmiteroam, pid Sonoon, p.
Gitobar. gsie aus Soiia geneloet
ipiro, lit Der ocrnalige bulgariidc
Riniiier bes 9lusipdrtiaen 3r. $.
Steadoicff Der tpegen ScdperratGz
pro5eiiirt nuroe, i6uloig befnnban
nu6 3u 5ebn Sabren 3udthmis perlir.
tbailt lporben. Or. @benabicff leioet
,ur 3eit al eiuer Slutpergiftlmg.
Ssm slp1il NOR aus ,Sofia Die Ser
faiting ar. 8hcna6iefi's gencloet
roorocn, neil er arigebli6 OIL elmer
8eriffporttg segen bic Tegierling fe'
tbeiliet ipar mo ii9 bon einem iran'
5oiiiden aseirten batte bejteden lalieii.
,Sit ciner ipateren Gepeihe bieB eS,
Gbenaoieff felt infolge bes Grilds
oer 5fentlid,en Reinung wieoer in
6reiJeit aeiest iporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Die 2fbbaHtans

sd Bin Der eble 5srotndnb,
Bin aSnis Der Rumanen,
Dab nun elm S4tpert in meiner Sani
llnb Saare aui ben 3abnsn
Wie ia oa5u sespmmen bin,
Dos bleibt mir ie!bit perboblen,
Dpb benf idb 70 in meinem Ginn!
Die a5nisin bats befoblsn!
Das III bic &Snisin TSarte.
Die 1T gar i9Dn uno proper.
BUR ipeiB id) aus grfd9riiug: fe
9at einen Stppi9ilopper.
sic fafeIt nift, imb ibr @efhtt
Derfpribt bur9aus uiats Gjutes,
Gin btaDer Gdtte mudR ba ni@t -
NesN snns sla.aimi&& st&ast
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Hntergesansett
ST In Der Greitas Ra4t auf benz
Grie Gee ber Wbdlebad 8ums
pier rGolaate1.
Bon Der % Mann itarten gefasun5
1T Der aapitdn Walisr O.
Haibalp Der eilisise @eretiete.

gleoelanb, g., %. Ott. Die
am NSonntas betannt tpurbe, bat Oas
llnpetter IN Der 5reitas Ra9t ani
benz Grie See Elm ipeiterss Spfer ges
forbert, ndmli6 oen mad DULUTH ses
b0risen Wbalebad ns5ames 9. GOi,
gate, ben pefien aus % perionen be-
itebenbsr gsiabung nur Elm Gin5iger,
&npitdn Walter q. Raibap DOn BEN
Jdbrenbampfer rMarquette anb Bel
Iener To. 2" gsrettet ipuroe, naaoenl
er an einem Slob fsitgebunoen, ga
StunOen lang Elm Spielbaa Der Wel-
len setusien.
Rad ben 2fnsaben bon aapltdn
Rafbap, Der in nabe5u pOlIig eri9opIs
tenn 3uitanbe mad gonneaut gebradt
ipurOe unb porldufis in einem DOrtis
gen 5oipital 2lufnubme faHo. ging
iein S4ifi am 5reitas 2I6snb pab'
renb hes 6sftigen Sturms, oem BE-.
tanntlih aud anbere 5abr3euge auf
DEM CIIc See 3ul1 Spltl Selun''
iIno, in Der 51be BON Gong pcint,
aanaba, gsssniiber BON Grie unter.
Reunse9n Mann ber 8eIaBung sIrz
gen nit benz S6iif in bic 3isfe uno
aubsr bsm aapitdn selang es nur
nod sipei Wdnnern. ii9 on -bsm 5loB
feit5ubaIten, Big ibrs araite lie Osr'
lieben unb lie BON ben Wosen fortse@
id)fpsmmt purben. iobaB Der &apl'
tan Der ein5ige ueberlebsHbe TT.
Ssins SdidIalssefdhrten, BE Dor
feinsn 2lugen srtraHten, fparen Der
alpeite MaIdiniii Sarrb OBmann aus
Glepslanb uno Elm 5si8er, Der srf tur3
DOR Der abfa6rt in Buffalo ansepeu'
ert bate unb auf befen gtamen Der
aapitda ii6 nidt bsiinuen tonrts.
Sie ,golsate4 ging am GreItaa
@bsnb segen sebn llbr unter, Ila9oen'
iie turSe 3eit Dorbsr led sslpOrOsIl
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

nebmlntG nraGber, bab lie allber Stan.
be MGR. nod einen pobIfIingenoen
Son bernor5ubrirgen. @briitine gtiIs'
ion er5db!te BON et1tenr Senorilten, Der
etne5 albenbs in bem bon foiellouft
eriiiIlten Muiit5iruner einer bcfreltn.
oeten Same iang. gtur nit glintren'
Jllng fonrtc Der GGnger cine Helne
9lric beenben. Sarm 5rpongen ibn bef-
tige Sf)mer5en i'm Salie, iofort einen
9lrst alif5uiudet. @inen gar5en Wto-
nat hinhird it!uebtc Der 8iinitler in
GER slugSt, feline Stimme oerloren 5u
bcbcn. Die glilsion berbanrte ieitoem
Gle Iiarf riedenben 9lumen aus ibrer
@obniing. gluoere, Denn auh ipeniacr
beria.altte Sdngerinnen iitto Der ielten
lleber3eueling, baB peiBer GSlieber &C.
rabe6u sefabrlih nltf Die Sineltimrle
pirft. Der 8aiitit 3elnlas gibt ieiilen
aoue9en ben 9fatb, nieutals in einenr
.Raume Su iineen, N Dem SuberoIeit,
Sna5iutben ODER 8eilden ibre betGl'
beuoen Oiiite errtienoen. Sdyon oas
Sltbiaen in eirem ioIt,en 9faume lit
ncdtbciIig fiir Die Stinlue, ipelln man
,1ift - 10 bebu1ptet SeInlas - als'
Nmioot Elm nut Golniifem g8aiier re.
iprengtes Saidentlid) in unntittel6a'
rer gtdbe Der 9taIe brinst 9egreif.
lider:peiie baben nerooie, iangltiniid
oeranlagte Menid)en in boherem Orc.
De lrter oe1n id)dblid)en ginflltIie oes
gIumen&tftes 81 Ieioen aIs Berionen
nit Itarfen Rerpcn llno Dblegmati'
IdjenL Temperament. Na1 Dem Sdn-
ger ;oiire, Ser iiber oie 6pgtene res
8cianges geifriebeu bat, iirb bie
Beilten Die drgiten 6etnoe bes Igri-
i9eu aintitlerst fiir ben tbr @erub
coenio gefabrltb lit ME Eobaf uno
gllfoboI.
Giferue Rinee brad u
ten sDei MtlItpneI W ART.
Our1 bic i'm QlustauI1 BON @olo
unb @olbesipertb felt Dem 26. glusult
1914 DON Der SeutIden Siitoriihe.l
@sIe[lI6aft bes Staates Refp gort
gum 3nede Der 9inoerung Der
&riessnotb Inn alten Daterldnbe unb
ben 3Gnbern ieiner @erbiintsten Osrs
a,iasabtsa siisSa<a .Riusk inn his
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

ieBt Dun her SiftorfT6en S<iealAaFt.
ben perfhiebenen G5taatsoerpahosn
bes .. u. g}atipnalbun,aes unG anoe'
rem Silfsgeielli6uFten in nuRe3h alleH
Stuoten unb Serritorien Der uHlon
urb au9 In dnberen QGno srn net
iiher 3ipei UiQionen Mqrt il. ,er Se'
itimmung 3ugefii9rt porben. Dls
3dh Der perausgdbten Rin1e unc
Rirgipangen 1T me1r aIs oreib Nn@
berttauienb. 9eipiB eine srobe "a ~
unO elm l6Oner @rfplg. Goa mas
ptl bies beoelten in 9(nbetraht Der
Miaionen DeutI9 Imeritaner uno
beren geahtommen. @s peroen eins
NAL bic Gage tommen, Oa teine bieie-
tleinen etiernen 3eugen Der GROCER
.3eit me6r ausqeseben nerben, uuo
Wanher, Der bies bisber perQbIdumt
bat, germ nod einen &risgsnotbrinJ
baben m0dte.' @er drfo iein Sderf4
lein fir bic sriessnptbteiOenben nO9
beitraeen unb in ben 9eiiB zines io.
den Riuses geIunger min, mDee oieS
iobalo pie mogli9 tbun.
Ole bei6en SANDS ge.
itorben. 3as G5eid)id bat es ge.
fiigt, oaB 3tpei m etgen oertpanot.
idaftIiden 9e8iebunger 5u etnanoer
itebeltoe 9elttihs9lmeriforpr GbiCa.
goS, Die beioe m petteiten &reiien be.
farutt paren, an eifrem iln0 oentielben
Sage aus Dem 2eben geibieoen ii10
Ser &apellmeiiter ,SSSobnnp" S5ono
unb iein Better SSobn q. Sono baben
bie sIugen fir tnrnler geidjIoiier.
@eioe itanlntten olts Naoern, no
ySobnnp" bor SS iut6 SSohn g. Dor
6S SSabren oo5 2ift Der @eIt er.
blidte. @rIterer fam 1851 nuh Obi.
cogo itn6 tpanote ith bort, rahbem er
mebrere Satire lang oloerneitig tbd-
fig eepeIen mar, Dem Whtifberitf 5u.
SSsobn q. Saro betrieb friiber EN- Sut.
imo MeiieengeIhdft rtto pdit0te iid)
ipdter bem geritherrngsgeidJdft 5u.
@r rohm ftets reaeft gutbeiG an of.
fertIihen 2eben. Dor eilieen Sob
rem erlitt er bel etnem SoIl BON etnent
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fhiitterirrg, tpeIfe MliebIid cine Ges
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geim 6ofbuG bat iie IGngit setaHst
Utit Huhsn nur uno 8riten,
Sic bat mid tdgli4 anssranst,
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llnb mar i6 brob aud iebr perpIer:
S9r tennt niat mstn WarieIe!
Run nsnnt bic Delt mid einen S9uft
llno IbmuBisen 8errdtber,
Gs iadmen iia in ibrer Gruft
Die SobenSolIerupdter
0od menus bic liebe 5rau berlanst,
Oa lam Der Wlann mir MAIDEN,
llnb mas Marie9eu aubeIdust:
Wlaris9su 1T Elm Sra6en.
60 iteB idb DOR bem Spiegel isBt
llHb 5etg' mir ielbft bic 3unss:
Dein gutter Rame 1T Serfebt,
8u hummer blpnber Sungel
9oh neil ib nal uls aump beganu,
Wfub Id es tpeiter treiben
Sd oante db als ghreumann
llno tperbe aDnig bIsiben.
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In 5itIihsr Ri4tiina fdbrenbe paiia.
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port uno pdcifie Babn ipurDe in Der
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ber Rdbe Don RappiIle, Ca, BON fiinf
8anbiieH iiberfaIler, bic jeboa. ipie
es beibt, t.inerlei Hslite mahttn. Die
8uri9sn teitiesen in RappiIIe ben
3us, flstierten iiber ben 5enber ber
aoiomotipe iinb StpGnstu bann ben
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treffli9 bepdhrt.
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Gamftas In aOnitantinopel Der fol.
seube amtIide 8sridi Orofimti4t
iporbsn:
.an Der DObrubfta anmpffront
ba6en bic tiirtifden Sruppen, suiam.
men nit ibren gerbiinbsten. am Dom
neritas unb Jreitas sefeitiste Stels
lunssn unsssrifien ben sysinS in bic
5lu4t sef@Iaseu. bic Gtenunsen be.
fest unb ben JeiuD tDeitsr suriidss,
brdngt.
Wabrenb biefer admpfe nabmen bic
9iiritn 1900 8iuTen iinb Ramansu
sefangsn unb erbsutsten fieben Tsa.
itinenaef6iibe, 5tpei JelbssiHiise uao
anoerss arisgsmdterial.-