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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
DEMOCRATS
DECLARE FOR HUGHES
BAL 1IMORE CATTLE market

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov 3. -
CaIves-Market steady. We quote:
Calves. choice. per pound. II veg
12c: do. do, light, ordinary. dc
1OAc: rough and heavy, per head
So 0$18.
Lambs and sheep-Ready sale foz
choice stock. We quote: Sheep. No,
/. per pound, seq &c; do. old bucks,
do, 4c6 SC: do. common to fair. per
head. $3.50 a $3.50: lambs, spring
choice per pound 1Oc610 &c; do. do.
small and poor. do. sc99c.
Live pigs. as to size. per head. 81 %
$3.50; shoats. as to size. do $50
$3.50.
Beef cattle-we quote: Beef cat
tie. first quality. per pound 7c9
: &c: do. do, medium. do. Sec SIC;
do. do, bulls, do, &c q Sc; thin steers
and cows. per head $1O9$20; oxen.
per pound, 4c9 sc: milk COWS. good.
per head. 5000 $50.
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By One of the Foremost Social
ISIS VINO Comes Out Very
Strong for Hughes.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Under the
caption why I am against Wilson. "
Charles Pro;ous SteIne. consulting
engineer OF the General Electric
Company, and ore Of the foremost
Socialists IN America. publishes the
following statement:
Il Ike 70 see an American in the
presidential chair mean n real
American man as Governor Cleve-
land was anon est the Democrats and
as Theodore Roosevelt while preSi-
dent; that he. a man who can alw7y"
and under any Circumstances be relied
upon without blufing and without
bul!dozing 10 defend our coiatTy's
Just interests. Therefore 1 am
against Wilson. There never was a
time when our country was 80 little
in danger OF war as nthe last years
whore every great nation was willing
TO 20 almost any length TO please u'
and nevertheless We have continuous
~ been on the brink OF war and still
/ our Mexican Hasco: some Q: oul
/ soldier boys are still in the hospital!
with tropical diseases. and what havC
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SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed with Sulphur 1t
Brings Back Its Beautiful
Lustre at Once.

Gray hair. however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF a youthful appear
anee. Your hair IS your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When It
fades. turns gray and looks streaked.
Just a few applications Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred-foId.
Don't stay gray: Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a 5O-eent
bottle OF ''Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Compound. which is merely the old
time recipe improved by the add
ton OF other ingredients. Thousands
OF folks recommend this ready-to-use
preparation. because It darkens the
hair beautifully, besides. no one can
possibly ten. as It darkens so natur-
ally and evenly You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with it. draw
ing this through the hair. taking one
small strand at time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears: after an
other application or two. its natural
color is restored and IL becomes thick
glossy and lustTous. and you appea!
years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound is 4 delightful toilet requisite
Il Is not irE ended for the cure, uiti
cation or prevention OF disease.-Ad
vertisement.
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And the Women's Vote win Go
to Hughes by an Over
wheIming Majority.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Thomas r.
Preece. vice president Of the Brick
layers. Stone MasonS and Plasters In
terant!onai Union. who lives in Chica-
go, declared here Thursday that there
Is nothing to the claims OF the DEM
ocratic leaders that the women's vote
IN Illinois viii go TO Wilson.
''I have three daughters Of voting
age Who work IN large Embellishments
IN Chicago" said Ar. Preece. "One
is employed by the Chicago Tele-
phone Company. another works IN an
Insurance ONCE. and the third In a
large mercantile establishment. 1
had them take a poll Or the women
voters in their respective ofices and
the result showed large majority
for Hughes.
Neither is the so-called labor
vote az solid for Wilson az the lead
ers would Try to make it appear. /
am travelling around the country 4
great deal and coming daily in con-
tact with organized workmen. There
has been a decided drift toward
Hughes noticeable among the work
ers during the last ten days. never
felt more confident Of anything than
Hughes will be elected. ! know he
Will get seven votes in my family and
five will be the votes Of my wife and
four daughters"
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Takes Arrival Of the Deutsch'
land to Show That VIII
son is Wrong.

NEW YORK. Nov. AT Shadow
lawn last Saturday Mr.. Wilson in
criticising the Republican position ON
GariR said:
These geneltmen make predictions
about what is going TO happen after the
war which are absolutely increditable.
/ wonder that they can make them
with straight faces. They. say that
these nations. with $4,000. 900 men de-
voted to destruction. their own de-
struction included. constitutions more
than fifty per cent OF the skilled me
chanical force OF those nations, arc
nevertheless and somehow secretly On
gagged In manufacturing great body Of
products which are going 10 be dumped
on US after the war. when they are
struggling for their breath in the IT,
tantic struggle for their life II they
can get anybody but themselves TO be-
lieve this. why then perhaps VIC ought
to make ready for II: but they don't
know what is going to happen after the
war; don't know what is going to
happen after the war. and You don't.
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And One of Them Sends a Big
Check as a Campaign
Contribution.

NEW YORK. Nov. B Substantial
recognition Of what Charles Evans
Hughes means to thinking men Of the
country and what the present Demo
cratic administration at Washington
does not mean is sincerely emphasized
in the letter and enclosure of Henry
Goldman. OF. No. 60 Wall street, New
York City. rScelpcd by Cornelius
Bliss. Jr.. treasurer OF the Republican
national committee Thursday. En-
closed with Mr.. Goldman's letter Is
his check for $500. Mr.. Goldman
says:
For many years I have been
staunch believer in Democratic prln-
cIpIes In national politics and in CON
sequence was an earnest and ardent
supporter of Mr.. Wilson in 1912. The
vacillating policy Of his administra-
ton in Mexico, which In the last two
wears twice has involved this country
in opera bouffe warfare with that an
fortunate land; the utter lack OF fore
sight on the part Of Mr.. Wilson Is not
asserting and maintaining the com
neTClal FlEnLS OF LHlS County u -
proper time. as against the contemps
in which they are held by the bellt=-
erent nations of Europe: the num-
Der OF incapable utterly unfit men
with whom he has managed to sur
round himself as cabinet advisors and
lastly the i'll considered labor legisla-
ton which the president bulied the
Congress into enacting. without any
attempt whatsoever at elaboration,
have all combined to convince me that
I can support him for reelection.
Under the circumstances feel
1t to be my duty to all can to fur,
Their the election Of Mr.. Hughes and
with that end in view take pleasure
IN enclosing my check for $4,000. as
contribution 10 the campaign expens'
| rs of your committee"
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DECIDED LABOR DRIFT
TO HUGHES IS GROWING

= $500. - =, o.f,- oots..d Il, fhs.
N PS.. - " ~ ~ ~. f,i..,,St f,oI.yf or
~ 49,, w. ~ vJr,ipIs on ;be an
m ~ ~, ~, 80 referred 10
~ ,,y,sr.S ..,,,S s.ior.- 10 ascerria
~, 49,, ~. r,Iin,,ii,r. ,9-ffcrs.
aha ESp"Ft ~ ~. ln,, 800. owned 10y
- 81 t, N. -, Sf,..rs ~ M.
IL. g| - ,,si,,'yj,n ~ .bis ~, ,yb.-..
tt t. % ~ IsS.-t,,fo, mi The orart.ty
.t<..SS 49,
" H. 80, ...,i -
SeSO1I a. ~ .4enn 9lS s 80 I - -,
tht"' NELsA D! ioriu,s 0s.eF lgIeAa y, -
PEesSnte11 ~ HsI 49, -. ~, ,,.,,i,h -. -.
Ssfl'el lty IL lea n. ,,,,,t
Vas hH"S % IniEsS ~ Ia - - -,
Seed OF tf1 51,, S,..a 20 mn =. ,tsy,,
~, AM III, ,s. ,,,,,',,
sA4g HenE menu - Hs4S' 'H73i F7EPe+'A'' any
and pri"FiS!SS. -,
1hlto: nnStIeE saia ~ - $3.50
TOT SUI ~ ~ " - ,,ss LII -
upSal w -, "a, ~ "a Stl.bs'r,. Ia
Ss IN I? o., "a" :o, U ~ mis- mi. within
the period q ave S,i year ,,,c-. deemed nor.
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...L,o,, ~. ,ics,,{tc final action"
'''",5I. So 80, 70 ,yc you fny op!n-
~" - .. :. IL, yon'd Seyc 10 prin,
:, Oh ae,cs,gr." said President f'lagel
] g -, 49, ~ T.-is1iT college ar Hart
ia "A ~. =, ,rbcn .sE,d 10 express his
n I'll ~ fbr Dcmocratic candidate
~ yiD .1a ,r.stj,,cy Or. Luther is one
~ 40 i@oJ,rs prorregsrcs Of The
nj ,nd toni, . prominent part in
,bc cai1naIgn Of 1872.
nc o., 80 u, .T'e" has INV. himself TO be
=, ~ con,i,' ned lie has no leadership
I'D ,a fo+ rho dirlcuIi problems that
I.Te con,r mo he seems 10 have asked
i,I,rsele M, ;w1ar ought 70 be done -
H", no, car ,.cf out Of this with the
Jc.,st ,ropbicy.
~ III '.Ifo 6as SHOWN no insight. no corn
,,.,taos I've ..rasn Of he situation. He
Sss bcen content 20 do the easies; thing
-. ,bo ,,o,ncp, and has brought the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
PERKINS PROVES
VIII SONS ERROR

THE only thing that We car DO - l"
prcaare the impartial eyes and inet-
ods OF inquiries which will GnG "ut
for us what Is happening "s fast as u
bappcns. and then deal with 'he fac1
Az they arisc- -
y call Mr.. Wilson's attention 70 the
fact that the newspapers are teiilhs
Us that the Deutschland aroa" out OF
the ocean this week with ten million
doIlars worth Of goods direct from
Germany. Evidently these goods haze
somehow secretly been manufactured
while n large percentage of Germany
mechanical force mas been At war.
Mr.. Wilson says he docs not hao"
and nobody else knows what Il gong 10
happen after he war This shipment
on the Deutschland IS something
tangible that has happened right no"
while Germany is at war. and is simply
A foreruuncr OF what is going to hap
pen on a much larger scale when the
war is over.
M Wilson says the only thing We
can do is to prepare the Impartial
owes and methods Of inquiries which
win find out for us what Is happening
as fns. as II happens. and then deal
with the facts as they arise 1t would
no difHcult to find more short-sightod
policy than this. A stateman Is sup
rosed 20 be a man Of some vision, some
foresight. some ability TO look farther
ahead than the end OF hts own nose.
''Mr. Wilson'S statement that we can
do nO;hinS to prepare for what ISL
bound 70 happen in the future until
something actually happens. pretty
nearly describes his entire course dur
,nr ~ past three and 4 half years. II !
does not completely describe II. be-
csusc Mr. Wilson has not only waited
always FOR something TO happen but
even when /, has happened he has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03

Although the Democrats had al
ready hold one meeting here SO iaf
In the campaign. Thursday nights at
tempted rally was arranged when II
was learned that many Democrats
after hearing the log cal argurnents
made by Stuart F. Reed here. MA u.-
cided to vote the ReDu olican teket;
The attempt to regain lost sfe1 t,l,l
was an utter failure. II IS vossiD'o
that more ground was lost.
In order TO get crowd Iof the
meeting. the Democrat adYertissG d
speech by Miss Trax. Of Maryland. :,
suffrage cam paigner. 4 large cro~a
turned out to hear her, but when she
bad fnIshed and lott the ball In order
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETING TURNED
INTO HUGHES DEMONSTRATION

to catch train. two-thiFds of the
crowd departed. From the Justly
chsers that were given for Hughes
it was evident that all those remain
Ing were for the Republican prssi-
Dental nominee.
The meeting was 81 Republican
demonstration all the way through
Even the music for the occasion was
furnished by the Hughes club band.
which gave II concert In front Of q
local drug store. In the window Of
the drug store was an announcement
OF the result OF straw vote taken IN
Wallace. 1t was as follow: Hughes
CS. Wilson. IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
Wallace Crowd Cheers Loudly
for Hughes When E. F. Gar
rett Speaks.

4 WALLACE, Nov. 3.-WIth cheers
for Hughes and Reed ringing in his
ears, E. F. Garrett. OF Clarksburg.
speaking here Thursday evening
strove in vain to stir up enthusiasm
for President Wilson and the Dem
ocratic tickets. Time and again Mr.
Garrett was interrupted with cries
Of Hughes. Hughes" The cries did
not come from one or two hecklers'
but from the entire audience.
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FOR RENT-Three UNFINISHED
rooms and bath complete. newly
built, cabinet mantels, two large
porches, pleasant view, close in
town, ready for occupancy Noyem-
Der 6. A. G. Bumgardner, s51
Jarvis street, Bel phone 1065-R,
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COMMISSIONERS NorlUe.


The Empire National Bank
vs.. IN CHASCERY.
lanes Myers. Ollie Myers, Harvey F. Smith.
II. J. Rouch. james Hickman. ". s. Sha-
han. surviving partners Of the late firm
Of W. H. Shahan and William Pepper,
trading uR ShRhan & Pepper. ". =.
Hurst. James A. L. Day, and Harvey ".
Harmer. Trustees.
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NlTKp STATES or AalDRICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Northern District OF West virginia. 81:
Ib the United btatHS District Court In ard
fsF aid District.
~ THE sLAITNn or J"hn Esdie. etc.
bankrupt, No. il5l IN UASERUFTCH.
Petition Zoe Discharge,
~ tie JtTEDsai,." a's;0g q. Dayton. JuaEe
6f the !,istri.. Cosy. % tdr Unised StaIrS
f"F JaS Northern Distract OF West Viz
goi.G EgIis. of ,SarssaaTs "a 81" ceaHty
OK Bar',9rF SAD ztst'- 81 West YiEyinJa- ~
said pIstsiCi. Fs.U-tfnIiy rsPTSssIis fA.t
on n" "tCh dFy Of AnEuss' last 2%a. ~, p"
w7s duly adjudi'HCai bankrupt under 10"
acts ~ Congress r"Iri:na 10 bGpETuPtEy
that he Las .Biy Surrendered 81! biA pYGS-
rrty ana rights Of property, ana hHH fl'ii:
com pied wi, nli 80" requirements Of 'liu
ucis and 81 orders ~ tue court t0repiAE
his bankruptcy.
Wherefore an prays thr. IS, may l." Co
creed By The C0ur 90 hOrv 81 ful! i!'chsfES
uudrF 4aid bauArGpt astt. sIcSp: such
ds5ts % arI excepted hT Law from each
Dated TIL. soth day Of October, =. p.
JOIN iaa,fr. raaarapt.
Ord-F Of Notice Thereon,
Softhern HiN,'ic, ~ West virginia. 81
TN tAis lot day "f N0'rfnhrri \. - t9lo'
on reading the foregoing petition, ~ IL
Ordered ~ Tho COuF' ihh' nearing 10
had upOR .bo .sme on $50 9Th day Of
DeaoriheV. 4 d.. 100 nJsnrr said C0uf:
At Ci4rRzbdrg 10 sa!d ciai,int, ~ ZEN
o'ciSck in tia forenoon and thrt Usticr
Thereon De i.ubnshsd ~ tho CiAfkEbuFE
Telegram, nrTgrgpcF printed in said DIS,
trlcf. anG tta' AZ known creditors Hnd
eiLny i,r=CpHs "a iGt"rcat may appear ~
I'm said tiBlp pnd pho" rad anew Guusr
II am they have WY The prayer Of the
said position sh1uIG not be- granted,
AID IL g. further oFdo'ed ny ihd Censt,
thut the rierk shall send by mail 10 NIL
ss..,HilnRh rORtaa NJ sail nRtttl0u
and thig order addressed II thSm ht their
places 81 residence Ms stated.
Witness The Honorable Aston q. Dayton
~ 81 Harrisburg, In said district, ON the
Isl day 81 November, A, D., 1915,
SEAL 8. II, HARRISON, GiefiL,
L. 4. D. g., y. u. W, Va
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To enable an aeroplane to alight
by clutching cable Frenchman has
brilt a spring fork that projects from
the top OF the machine.
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Joseph Gibbs. OF Leicester. Mass,
is still doing police duty. although IS
years old. This is his forty-sixth con-
secutfve year on the force.
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NOTICE REPUBLICANS.

All members Of the Harrison
County Hughes Republican
Club aad the Young Mems Re
publican Club VIII meet Gt 7
O'Clock tonight at tbs club
room on Second street and
march To Stea!cy Heights TO
Join in the big Republican pa
rade in that suburb tonight.
Gregory's band Will lead.-Ad-
vertisement
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Radium water as medicinal bev-
eragc has been introduced in Holland
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0ruabsisent6ams itebertrasuna.n.
gineinnati. 12. Sun

Jrant g. Eager u. u. an Wiuiam
unb Waube 5. Sager, 20 syab an Der
Rorbieite Don Rob6 Str. 81.
5ermdHn Bud an Gbfpin u. Reu.
ter, 20 4der 9ano an Ban s3anDt Ro.
in Settion IA in Sprinsfisib Up.
(Sieuer 81 $500.
Carrie Sarbis an R. Or. 0nbis, Got
80 in uuterabib uon Mabiionpiqe.
(Stsuer $3.50 81.
2oliis @olmsr an gbpurb 3. Dis
ron, so Bel 1256ub on bsrSiibneitede
BON Bruce unb ISHnes glpe. in Gums
minsDiIe. (Stsusr $2.) 81.
Senrp g. Grob an gbparb &. yfds
hermann, 80 bel 130 SUB an Der Sft,
ieite BON SnpOOo part duf Rt.
auburn. fSteuer 5Oc.)$1.
Sobn s. euffep an George 20.
Steinman, 9beil oon Got go. 4 Der
abtbeiluns BON Subn Donss' gfiate in
Settion 6 in Columbia Up. (Stsusr
$3.50 81.
Stanlsp &. 6snfbap, 2fbm., IN
9urrp 20. unO gbriitinGS6 6pettmann,
so BEL 100 SUB an Der Rorbisite bon
4ttpoob 9lps. in Gait College Sia.
(Steuer $l50.) $3.50.
Sames @aiIOH an Soiepb unb Rbo.
oa 2aDrente, Qots 81, 80 unb 81 in
3. 3. 8ropn's llnterabtb. in Noobz
Iapn. (Steuer $2) 81.
german Wiusler an WilIinm y.
0infon, Got SO in WliIs &c sIIns 8
1. lnterabtb.. "a BEL 139 SUB al
her @eitfeits bon Weifsrn 2fbenus, 4S
SUB iiibli6 Don qcplar Ctr. (Sisusr
$3.50. 81.
Die Guarantee 0epoIii 60. an Mss
betca Rubtn, 25 bsi so Tub an Der
Horbieite bon Start Strube. (Stsuer
$3.) 81.
gbtparb 3. g}icarb an adtherine so.
9omfamp u. a., 45 BEL 122 fFuB an
Der Deitieits bon Sinbelld StraBs, 425
SUB iiibli4 Don Billiams 4penus.
(etsuer $2.) 81.
Die Dominion 2dnb So. on Geo s.
Reinbarb, Got So in 9epen pldce llns
ierabtb. in Sycamore Tp. (Sieuer
50c) 81.
George Grimm an eagle Sapinss
anb aoan QifOeiation, 15 Sci 83 SUB
an Ssr SiSIsits Don 5. Strabs SO
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Bid auf Snlpnifi.
Don DR.. R. Da mertS
Sriegskrihteritatter.

Slenn Sic Slid ba6en, iperben
Sie Saloniii iebsn," bate man mi,
in 9oirnn eefast. Das Dort 5iinbste
glber Der Bid in bag selnbte 2ann
mub erfi burh einsn itsilen @uiitise
ertGnpft psroen. Die Obftbdume
irunten BON fruhtireibenber Strait,
iirsusn Bitten auf ben Deg, roibe
purpurne. bic laden unb bluten. Gin.
Miibls fdnsi bas triitalIMe I1iIe.
einss Gebirgsbohss auf. 9urstig:
Shiinspfldn5en baben iih an BEN
psrfauleRbsn Rabe fsftgsIogsn unh
brebsn ii9 NIT ibm. Gin Drummer an
@ese ipeiit feline Ulorssngemeinos
Seuti1e Solbatsn iiilIeH bidbnuc3iss
Safer nit friitem Getrdnt. bns ids-
lid nit 2aitibieren auf bic adrfh0bsil
geidaffi piro. Sm 5iniersrunbs itebsR
idon iupge gdusriHnen in ssifidtm
Ulisber iile nsibem groblemalsm
8spuno. Sic 6altsn in ben berben
SGnbsn bic idlanten 6xniel Der ams
pbpra, itObsn iict an unb tifern. Wtiir.
rid partet ein 3trlumpter utter, Der
einsn ubsstriebsnsn gfsl sur 5rG1rfs
fiibren min.
Der Saunipfab iieistsar frorriger
RsbitDden bcrbsi teller an. glisbrisss.
bsoiirfnibloIes 9iifeIgeitriipp ipudsrt
auf Der biinnsn Grbbalit. Dds @sitsin
pralIt bic belize Sonne fpieoer. Der
Saumpfdb peripanbeH iidb in einsn
promendbenipeg, Der Srbnunssiinn
ipirb erfenntIid, mir ipiiren bic Nits
bsuiiher 9ritpptn. pipnieIe arbeiisu
On ben Bessn. e ipirb sebadi. sss
fddufeIt, sefprenst. eesbnst, psrbreis
teri, unterlsgt. NIT Ghilbern georbnet.
Dime bab mir ss meriisn, .iinb mir in
bic perborgenen beutfHen SteIIunsf1i
esruthsn. Tit unfdgiider wliibe iinb
bisr bic @rdten IN btnsfeIfioeu @cs
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s. & a b tteI.

2autlos ndberte Iid Der 9isner Der
Sausfrau, um gu meloen, bab bic Saz
fsl gebedt iei.
Die garonin BEETLE fid, ben sa!lnt
gebotenen Irm beg @rafen Merfelbt,
als bes bornebniten ibrer SGite, anz
sunsbmen; bintre ibnen orbnes
ie Ii6 gaur Inn paar, aIs
plDsfit bic Gliiseftbiirsn nod eins
nal gs0ffnet purben. Gin taum
erftidter Ruf Der lleberafdung
t0nte bon alien 2ippen - 9rdf @dls
bemdr itanb auf Der S6pelIe. llnbes
tiimmert nm bic rings ibn umse6sns
ben Dsrlsssnen 9sfidter, idritt er ses
rabentpess sur 9drpnin, bic bes Grs
meg ibres 9esleiters jest in Der sbat
beburfts, I'm nidt faifungslOs niepers
5uiinten.
Der Sruf, fpel6er niemals isiren
Sefiibl ausorud perlieb, itanb re-
gungslos bd; nur etnen fragenDen
Bid ianbts er gu ieinem ungliidli6sn
Wirtb biniiber, Der bic Qebne eines
Jautsuils irumpfbaft feitbielt unb Elm
perlesenss 2G9eln Ssigts.
Sbns ieinem Sbeim bic seringite
gea4tuns gu f4snten, tpanbts iid
Wulbemar obne 3Dssrn an bic Dame
bes SouIes. sd bite I'm 8eraebuna,
penH id uueingelobsn gu bisism idD>
nen 5sfte erideins, nadbsm ibre Site
meine Intpeienbsit serabe an bieIem
Sage bts6er INNER geitattete. Sdbs
id bamit gesen Sbre @iini9e psrItos
BEN, 10 bite if bersits i'm 9oruus
sic unb Sbren GERM Semabl uln
9sr8eibuns.
gr bielt inne, als eriporte er cine
Intport. 0a a6er bic garonin ibrer
Dutb unb @nttdui6uns nod ni&t
gang Weiiter geporben mar, Bib lie
iid nur auf bic 2ippsn unb f6ipieg.
Balbemar lieb einsn priifenben
Bid iibsr bic gldn5enbe 9erfammluna
bingleitsn; tetne Sanb rii6rte ii9, mir
bic Dentsften fanbten ibm einen
ftummen Grub aus Der 5erne gu.
Srene fab es, uub ibre 2fufrsgung
beberrfdenb, elite iis portpGrts, mi1ten
burh bic Geiben Der perpunberien
@dite, boriiber an Dem @rafen, beIen
Grm ibr tpeibes @epanb itretfte, bis
iie DOR Waloemar ftanb, Der ii6 ebrs
fur9tspoll Dor ibr neigts. .Ssien sic
ber5li9 pilltommen an msinem igreus
bentage @raf Merfelbt!" fagts lie NIT |
beaer, lauter Sttmme, obne au sits
tern. nod gu errOtben, inbem lie ibnl
lsbbaft bic Sanb entgegenitredte.
pWenn Sbr grfdeinsn cine unDor6erz
geisbene leberrafduns mar, 70 piiIeu
Sic ia, baB folhe lleberruf9ungen
itets aHsene6m iinb.1
(JortfeBung folet.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13

unb S6aaren la1enbsr, fr0bliae
GGite ranIbten in ben Salon.
8alb mar Elm 5liiiteru unb Sder
Sen, Waubern unb Murmeln ring
umbsr; belle Spnnenitrablen f9ouiel
burh bic boben, bunteemalten Jeniter
sauberten leu1tenbe 5arbenipiele au
ben sIGn3enbsn, fpaIlenben unb tni
iiernb,n @eipGnbern berpor nnb mar
fen blibenbe Reflere in bas funteino
@eI1msibe, ben Smaragb gum stu
bin, ben ipaIiertluren Srillanten gun
Siirtis perpanbelno. Sin iiiBel
Woblssrud sntitr0mte ben tauient
unb abertallienb Sel6en, ipelhe Sier.
lid ssprbnet bic slide bsbedten. lnr
ipGterbin bic 5eittafeI npd ~
i9miiden, lnb permii9te ii9 nit Dem
tiinitIifen parfiim Der SpiBentiihe,
unb SpibenfGher, bintsr beren totei-
tenn S6ubs iid man4' peibli9es glnt.
/! lip mutbpillis perbarg. yteden unf
S6er5en biiben unb briiben.
gliemanb abnte, nit pel6er fiebers
baften Grrsguns bic Wirtbe jebem
neusn @ait entsegsni9autsn, Of iidi
bic 9sItalt bes @erfebmten pirtiiG)
seise. @nDlid mar bic aiite Der Ges
labeneu eri9Opft, bic feitseieBte
Stunbs lange poriiber, unb Die SGroa
min atbmsts, ME BON elmer f6psran
Gait befreit, auf.
Srene itanb unter ibren Sueenbgcz
fpielen, dnIdeinenb pou regen Snters
efes ibrem plaubern lauf9enb, ielbIt
bie unb ba Elm beiteres Wprt in bic
llnterbaltung miidenb, aber aud lie
befanb ii9 in elmer Spannung, Die
bon Minute gu Minuts pufs. Na!s
bemar mar trps ibrer ginpiIIisung
ni6t eri6ienen; lpiirbe sr iiberbaupt
nod tommsn? Sic fiirdtete es I'M
ieinetlpiuen unb boffte es um ibretpils
fen. Ri6t minber beGnsitigte iie Der
@ebants, lpie ii9 iein @mpfang ges
italtsn lpiirbe, tpenn er pl0Bli6 unpers
mutbet in bic GeieGi6aft trGte. De-
miitbig tonnts @albemar ME auftrez
ten, bas seitanb iid Srene NIT innerer
9enustbuung Elm; tpenn er aber iein
Saupt tiibn ipie INNER erbob, ipel9en
grfoIs tonnte iie inn ba propbe5eicn2
Wdbrenb Srene bieIe iie tief erres
genben SdliiiIe 5os, fiiblte lie sine ilr
fonit frembe llnrube iibsr Mid foms
men; fis bdtte binauseiIen unb nad
i6m ausf9auen mosen, lpie er iiber
bic sriinenbe 8isie baberritt ltab bas
Rob inter ieinem fii6nen Reiter itpiS
tdnSelts unb ipieberts. glismals suppr
bate lie ben 3pang Der 9erbdltniIIe
10 briidenb idiper empfunben, ME an
piefem perbdnsniBpollsn Gage.