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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-02
MEXICAN GENERAL EXECUTED

Confirmation Of Reported Execution
of Argumedo 2eceiVed.
Eagle Pass, Tex, March 2.-Offcial
confirmation OF the reported eXecu'
tion of the former Villa general,
Benjamin Argumedo. was received
in Il telegram today He was exc
cuted in Durango. Mexico. ArgU-
r'eja split with Clrranza, joining n
~aa, and then split with Z2pat2,
ioin.ng villa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-02

Sis" Hopkins returned today from
Marietta, and says Marietta will he
represented here Sunday when the
Southern Oklahoma league is formed.
He says Harvey Grisham will be man
ager Of the Marietta team. The meet.
ing here Sunday VIII be held 4, . 80
at the Randol hotel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-02
PERSONALS

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-02

In the absence of Mayor Mullen
from the city, J. NJ. London is acting
mayor and Judge Of the municipal
court where he disperses justice to
such as are brought before him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-02
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Henry Carpenter and family have
moved to Ringling, where Mr.. Carpen
ter is now engaged in the mercantile
business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-02

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
MASS. ARTILLERY
DELEGATES HUT
Col. Sherborne Says Y. M.
G. A. Huts Tend To Make
Better Men of Soldiers.

Hut No . Of army Y. NJ c. \. at
Camp Pershing opened Thursday night
The building. which IS 40 by so feet
in size, was made possible through
gift of Joel Goldthwaite. of Milton,
Mass. It is called the Randgold build
ing.
Long before time for the program
the building was crowded with men
writing. reading and playing games
When the program began standing
room was at a premium and many men
sat or the floor around the stage IN
order TO see and hear 1t Is matter
of wOnderment 10 many, to note how
the association huts are used by the
men. Hut No. I at Camp Cotton IS
crowded nightly and men stand IN line
with paper and envelope. waiting pa
tiently an opportunity to write
50 Foot Writing Table.
Each hut has SO feet Of writing
desk along the sides besides the space
around 4 dozen large tables and even
then men have TO wait their turn Hut
No. 3 at Camp Stewart will be the
next opened. Even though not com
pletely furnished. the men of the third
brigade. Pennsylvania division have
gathered each evening this week in
numbers sufficient 10 crowd the build
ing
Hut No. will he turned over by the
contractor SATURDAY nuts No ana D
will be ready for use next week Be
cause of the lack of light. the hutS
of the Pennsylvania division viii BE-
furnished with the DelcO lighting sys-
tenn which will assure good light and
sufficient power for moving pictures
This is a feature which IS much ap-
preciated and which Will be made much
Of. at all branches The plan Of hay
ing secretaries from the state from
which the troops have come is work.
ing out in splendid fashion Three
additional secretaries are on the ground
TO do work for the Pittsburg brigade
Eight association secretaries from
Pennsylvania are now here. four from
Massa chusetts. two from Michigan and ,
four from other sections.
Chaplain AxtOn Prays.
Orno +, Taylor secretary OF me II
Paso Y. NJ c. ~ district, presided AT
the dedication Of hut No . The first
Massa chusetts field artillery band
played a selection and the men sang
The Church's one Foundation Chap
lain John T ANton. Of the 10th infan-
try, gave a scripture reading and /
prayer This was followed by solo /
by Miss Margretta Pratt. with Edwin
c knickmeyer playing her accompani- I
ment She was forced TO respond TO !
an encore for her solo number
Col. >herhurne Thanks Y. VI. G \.
Ihe presentation address was made !
ny r 4 McCarl International Secre-
tarE Of the army Y NJ g 4 work on /
the border The response was made
by Col J. II. Sherburne. commanding |
the first Ma chusetts field artillery.
Col Sherburne declared that the Y " /
C. A had made the lives Of the men in I
camp more comfortable and nc nut 1
was greatly appreciated by both Off /
GERS and men. Roy Evans. secretary
Of the Y VI. - \ at Camp Pershin- J
made a short talk, the men sang
America and chaplain NJ " Dewart. /
# the first Massachusetts field artillery
said the closing prayer and benedic-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
ARTILLERY HORSES ISSUED
TO NATIONAL GUARD BATTERIES

Horses. real heavy gun horses. have
begun 10 arrive for the first Pennsyl-
Vania field artillery A large detail Of
men from the regiment vent 10 the cor
, rails Thursday afternoon and brought
back enough real draUEht hroses TO
serve . 10 each battery
This. however. leaves each battery
considerably over so horses short But
the horse trains are coming in one be-
hind the other and the effort seems 20
be 10 keep things eoualized.
Col Mckee believes that by the be
ginning q next week his men viii have
their full complement Of horses now that
Z beginning has been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

COMMISSIONERS MAY TRAVEL
NORTH ON MEXICAN GUNBOAT

Mexico City, Mex Aug 1.-THE de
parture from Mexico City for the Unit
ed States of Luis Cabrera and Alberto
PAM. who. with Isnacio I5oulllas. have
been selected TO reach a settlement
with the United States commissioners
Of the questions arising between the
two countries. viii not be long de-
layed. according TO the general belief
here.
1t is possible that the commission
ers may travel north on one of the
vessels Of the Mexican navy. If il ap-
pears that their departure would be
delayed by the infrequent sailing OF
merchant vessels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO
ESTABLISH RELIEF STATIONS

Phoenix, Ariz-. Jug 4.-R c Kramer
and J. H Morgan. Arizona representa-
1Ives 10 the supreme Council of the
Knights Of Columbus. now in session AT
Davenport. Iowa have telesraphed
Gov Hunt that II was through their
motion rhat the council has determined
UFon taking up tho work Of providing
relief and entertainment centers AZ
each Of the national guard camps along
the border The determination Of the
council had hardly been expressed be
fore work on the tulfillment OF the
idea had been started The COVE emo
has replied by wire. asking that the
appreciation Of Arizona citizens Cener-
ally be expressed 10 the membership
OF The council
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
ARMY MULE KICKS
PACKER, He DIES
Pvt. Sleek, Quartermaster
Corps, Kicked on Head,
Skull Fractured.

August Sleek. private Of the first
class. United States quartermaster
corps. died AZ 1890 Thursday night at
the base hospital at Fort Bliss follow
ms a fracture of the skull which he
received when one Of the pack mules Of
the qIartermaster corps kicked him in
,1he head At o'clock Thursday evening.
Private Sleek was unloading the pack
,-lle whic. became unmauag gable and.
during his effort 10 subdue the animal.
the mule kicked him on the side Of the
head. causing a fracture of the skull
and rendering the packer unconscious
He did not regain consciousness and
died at the hospital.
Native of KENTUCKY
He was a native Of Kentucky and his
mother. Mrs a.. Sleek. lives NJ lewiston
Ky. where the body Of the soldier VIII
probably be sent for burial The re
mains VIII be given p military funeral
here with the on-commissioned off
f.~S OF The Qu1rterulasrer corps at Fort
Bliss acting as pail bearers
Private Sleek WAS one OF the best
packers iu the army Capt y. p Watts
commander OF the qUartermaster corps
n Fort Bliss. said Friday morning.
His death VIII De a loss 10 the corps
as he has been with II for three years
and he was considered a most valuable
man and good soldier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
GEN. DODD, OF 'DODD'S RIDE"
FAME ON WAY TO NEW YORK

Brig. Gen. George Dodd. retired. " no
made the famous Dodds ride in Mexico
while with Gen Pershings column. ar
rived here Thursday evening on his
way to New York Gen. Dodd was re-
Gently promoted to be a brigadier gem
eral as a reward for his gallant ride
and retired because of age He came
here from Douglas
Col. H. J Slocum. commander OF the
18th cavalry, which repealed Villas
raid at Columbus. y ". was also here
Thursday evening. having accompanied
Gen. Dodd here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
MEXICAN JUDGES NAMED.

Mexico City. Mex, Aug. i.-Justice OF
district courts throughout the Mexican
republic were named Thursday. Courts
in the federal district were opened
Thursday The others will be opened as
soon as possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

For quick resulrs-Use Herald Want
Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
BOARD OF OFFICERS WILL
PROBE NEWSPAPER STORIES

san Antonio. Texas. Aug "A board
OF national guard officers viii be
named al Brownsville 10 investigate
stories sent out by the correspondent
OF q New York paper. Cen Funston said
today.
This is the second step in the gem
erals campaign against dissemination
OF articles about guard camps which he
claims Uisrep present conditions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
MEXICO TO OPPOSE
PROPOSALS OF U. S.

Continued from DnEe II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
PRISONERS FROM SAN IGNACIO
ARE SENT TO CHIHUAHUA

The three bandits who were recently
captured near San Ignacio after the
sklrmish at Fort Hancock. and brough;
10 Juarez. were sent TO Chihuahua Fri
cay morning on orders from Gen. J. B.
TTevino
Gen. Francisco Gonzales. commando
at Juarez. said that he had not ex-
amined the outlaws before ordering
their removal to the state capital
Gen Treviaos order made no men,
ton of the fate that awaited the
prisoners upon their arrival at Chihua-
hua, Gen. Gonzales said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

The Third Floors
Bargain Bulletin
VIII Appear i'm Sat-
urday's Times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
raining Camp Men Can
Take Examinations For
LieutendncieS In Arnlu

Chicago. Ill, Aug. All citizens Of
proper age now undergoing or who
have undergone instruction at training
camps in the central department Of The
army may apply TO be examined for
commission as second lieutenantS in the
regular army. according 70 a telegram
from the war department in Washing
ton. received today at central headquar-
tiers here.
About 1900 vacancies exist in the
grade of second lieutenant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
To Arrange Details.

in the previous note Of this depart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
18TH INFANTRY SENTRY
is WOUNDED BY SHIPPER

Nogales. Ariz.. Aug while on
sentry duty Thursday night. private
Howard. company G. 18th infantry. was
shot by a sniper and severely wounded
in the leg The soldier fell but imme-
diately opened fire as the sniper fled
south from the boundary. The latter
did not appear to have been hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
PEDRO SOILS. VILLISTA,
EXECUTED In CHIHUAHUA

Chihuahua City. Mex. Aug. Pedro
Sells. Villista leader. captured re-
Gently by CarranZa troops, was put -
death in the Chihuahua penitentiary
last night The sentence was carried
out quietly, without the knowledge Of
he public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
MILITARY MASS
IN CAMP SUNDAY.
Bishop Schiller to Officiate
at Dedication of St. Cathe-
rine's Chapel.

military mass for all troops on this
part of the border VIII be held Sunday
morning at St Catherrre-s chapel IN
Camp Cotton. at which the Rt Rev.
\. J. Schuler. S. !. bishop of FL Paso.
will officiate- The military mass VIII
start at 1880 and viii be the first to
he held on the border. All army men
have been invited TO attend.
The military mass viii dedicate 81.
GATHERINGS chapel which is the gift Of
Col Edward l. Logan. commander of
the Ninth Massachusetts infantry. IS
tribute TO his mother. Mrs Catherine
Logan BuCles and drums viii he used
instead of the silver bell for the con
secration and the military mass Will be
held outdoors. as the little chapel is not
large enough to hold the men of the
various military camps who plan 10
attend.
Father O'COnnOr 10 Preach
Bishop SchUler viii be assisted by
father DoniGGn, OF the 22d Michigan
infantry. father Coupal, c N. of Dali
las. father oConnor, Of the Ninth
Massachusetts, infantry. and father
Lederle, secretary TO bishop Schiller.
Father O'Connor Will preach AT the
military mass and Miss Mary DuSEan
VIII preside at the organ y choir OF
% male NOiceS from the MaSS1 cnuSettS
troops Is being organized 10 sing at
the mass and a rehearsal was held Fri
day afternoon at the Ninth Nassachu-
sets camp in charge of father O'Con-
nor
In addition 10 the Camp Cotton mil
itary mass. father Lederle VIII officiate
AZ mass 10 be held At Camp Stewart,
sunday morning Al 80. for the Penn
sviVania troops Father Coupal viii
officiate at the mass TO be held at 100
a. IA ar Camp PershinS Sunday and
also at Fort Bliss at $50 a. N.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

II the previous note Of this depart
ICent.
To Arrange Details
Lie Eliseo Arredondo has been au-
thorized to treat with the department
Of state concerning the matter OF de-
tails relating 10 the place and date in
which the commissioners Of the NeXi-
can government should meet the com
missiOners of the United States in or
der TO commence their labors
I reiterate 10 your exceiiency the
assurances OF my highest colsidera-
ton
&C. Aguilar.
Secretary of foreign relations
4 avail myself Of this new occasion
to renew TO your eXcellency the as
surance Of my highest consideration
Z ArredouLo-"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

nur cine gorbotin elmer IiGnbissn
beutiden 3upanberuna tiloeie. linz
ter Der Sipeiten apIonie befanb ii1
Icud Der srite 2tr5t Der atniioolung,
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fpdtsrsn giirsermeiiters Don ylorfolt
6. s. @erses.
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te 0inse in Der ilinssn aHiieolung.
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itsisH bier unb fiinf Gents bas Dus
senb, Butter feds Gents bas pfunb.
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S6tpeiHe mubten nad Wisner ses
braf)t iperosn, no lie $3.50 per bupts
bert gsfunb einbra6ten. 9ebensc
S6peine fanbsn iiberbaupt feline glbs
lebmer.
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nsusn 0eiddftsioesu betdnnt, unb
balb ipar aus bsm ldnbli9sn 0smeins
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den Rorfolt entipidelie.
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lutberiffen ct. pdulszRirHe absebals
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
8rnuoeisentbums ilebertrasnnaen.
Gineinnati, 25. Suli.

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GrneIt gises an GIdra 6. Stepens,
Got SIG in 6. 6. !6optina' britier
llnterabtbeiluns in glmmoob, (Steuer
$3.50; $2300.
9ie Il. g. printins u. 2itbograpb
60. an bic glsoelaRb Siorase Co.,
/ Sabr pa9t auf bas pisritodise CT
bdubs an Der Joreit unb 6loral 4pss
nue in Rorpoob, 81.
9lbam BONNER an Sobn MilIsr Sr.
II. anb.. 8 Sabre pudf bonn "a. Suli
1916 on. ulf 80 bel 151 CUB an Der
Meitisite Der 9lenmore Mpenus, 500
SUB n0rbli9 Der Doobbine apsnue.
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2lniaufspriOilesium tiir $500.
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Wsisli II. anb., 2 Sabre paht, pom
/. Se3ember 1912 an, auf 81 BEL 127
SUB an Der Deitieits Der Gbiparbs
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$50 NIT antaufspriDilssium fir
$500.
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mer, 80 Bel 151 5ub an Der Weitieite
Der 9lenmore 2fpsnus. 800 SUB n0rbs
lid Der Moobbins 2lpenue, (Stsusr
$3.50; $22O0.
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4nb., 5 Sabre patt, Dom is. Suli
1916 an, auf aot 119 IN Der Clifford
place llnterabtbeiluns, jdbrlide Wite
the $50 nit antuufspripilssium fir
$1,000.
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4melia 2eppert, Got so unb Sbeil
bon Got 49 in Der 2pngpiep llnters
abtbsiluns in Cartilage, 1Sieutr
Soc; 81.
gmilie 3usssr an Gbmarb Jelir
Sr., Got 10 in benjamin g. Sins
mans nntsrabtbeilung. (Stsuer
$2); 81.
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20. an Nbelin q. unb 0nfit Heifs
idneiber, 40 BEL 10OJub an Der Deite
feite Der Runnpmsbe Mpeuus, 315
SUB fiiblih Der aeariage glpenue,
(Steuer $3.50; $4,000.
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nebp6eigbts llpterabtbeilung, (Stsuer
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gloper 9errp lluterabtbeiluna Ii
Wppmins. (Steuer 5Oc); ST..
Wilber R. elliott an syobn g. Rubl,
mann, 66 bel 1872 SUB an Der Rorb.
ieits Der Water Sirabe in SarriIon
(Steuer $1); $3.50.
Sophie StoIler an Bertha @reen.
baum unb Gitber Glidlid, 80 bel So
JtiB an Der Clinton Strabe, (Stsuet
SOC; 81.
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Gpunip SfOmmiifdrs, elm 9raft Qant
IN Setlipns 4 unb 10 in Springfislb
2pDnibip, (Steuer SOC; 1880.
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llnierabt5eiluug, bilbenb % bti 100
Sub an Der OItieite Der Stiff 2lpsnue,
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
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y. 2een. Got % in Wm. $. Surrsa's
unterabtbeiluns an Silbert 2tpenus,
(Steuer 50; $6610.
emma Rolan an @pa M. 9inbts
mann, % BEL $50 SUB al Der Rorbs
feite Der 9ondbue Strabs, 25 Jub
oitlia Der geIIeoue Sirabe, (Stsusr
$3.50; 81.
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paHtpertras auf Giaentbum betannt
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min, Got AS in 6. u. 6eilter's Inter
abtbeiluns in MuSifonpilIs, (Si,usr
500; 81.
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6. g. II. q. gfb. Co., s9sil bon Got
25 in Sonatban 2pon's gla6Iab.
$1,000.
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SUB pefilid Der Clifton 9tpsnue,
(Stener 81; 81.
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bic 46nenbiloer, CAB lie islber Elm
Bib in ibrsm Gebarer.
Sin i6Snss paar ieio ibr, msins
ainber.1
.giml" i6riIte bic 9lots. Sid
baitis erbebenb, elite iis an ben beiosn
llmidlungsnsn porfei nl4 Dem 9ors
aimmsr.
lin Simmels pilIenl Gs tann
bic peterisn iein! Gsin. Die tomHlt
ipabrbaftis unseididt. IS mub bod
nod unter uns bleibcH" llnb iis
snti9ulbists unb rebse ba brauBsn
BON einem plobIiten SeIu6 eiEss
9erpanbien. 9d iste Die CUTE ps'
'erfen pobl Elm - .Sisbe Ittuarln,
Sic tprnlnen Elm anbsymaIl" Boraur
bic bofli9 na6 auBen aber ipterlih
baopnqins. limb lie
uOllts ii9 ihon ben ssatsn ssssniibsr
oerlpurbern, tpie naa rem Mbenbbrot
bier .pobl nod Elm 9sinh time!
9lls 5rau bon. glorb, tpisber ins
3immer frat, beuat. ii6 @ebbern.
1ls babe er srobe Sahfenntnis, iiber
bic tOrnblumenbIoue Gtidsrei, fsbr
bepunbernb.
(GortIebunS fpld)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
21. 6 pitel.

Jabl bGmmerts Der Gag berduf
gIeId idaute bic Wonbii6el iiber oas
traumenDe 9efilb, Der Wtnb euti9lief
Der Shau besann gu fallen; er rieIeIis
in tiiblen Sropfen auf 5arts Blumen.
telde unb i6iittete MliQionen Gbel.
itsine in ihren Sdoob, lpel9e Der erite
Sonnenitrubl gu funteInber prc6i
unO Serrlihteit erlpeden mubte.
Oas portdl beg S6lofes paro ges
offnet; Seinrih unb Der 9farrer bes
Srtes burdihrittsn bic matt erleud.
tete !5aIe. Rombers bate ben @eiits
li6en bereits unterpess iiber sas
S9itfaI Der seliebten S9peiter olfs
setldrt.
Sic traten undnsemelSst in ben
Solon, DON beHen 9ede bera6 bic
Wd6steraen nod INNER ibr ai6t pers
breiteten; uber fie fladerten biiiterer
unS erbObten ben tpunberiamen Gins
orud bieier unDorberetteten syeier.
DER Srdf trdt nit getpobnter Rube
aus ieinem Qrbeits5immer. 2(uaens
fdeinlid bate er Die turse 3eit bes
nuBt, isin 9leuberes auf5ufriI9en;
iein Saar lag gldn5eub unb lei6t ges
tpeat iiber Der itol5en Stirn, aber Diee
felbe mar fart serDtbet, mas su Der
gldiie Der ii6risen Sefi6tstbsile
f4ledt pabte.
Jerbinanb Merfelbt nG6erte fi4,
f9einbar obne ,Romberss 4ntpeIenbeit
gu bemerten, benz 9srebiser unb reitte
ibm flu6tis bic 5anb. gieuols bats
ten 5pifden oem @uts6errn uub Sem
Seelforger Der aablreiben @emeinbe
tnnigere gesiebungen eeberridt, ipenns
slei6 Der @raf einen formeaen @ers
tebr gefliFentli9 aufre6t srbielt;
benn er mar Diel gu febr Mcm 6sns
tenner, Inn ben md6tisen @influB aes
rtng5uf4dben, ben bic Religion ourd
i9re gertreter ouf bic @emiit6er Der
ytenee ausiibt, unb ipeit entfernt, ben
geitrebungen bes Seiitli4en binDernb
in ben Deg Su treten, lieb er i'm frei
gefpdbren, iiber5eust. bub es NIT gu
ieineni gortbeil gei9ab.
60 fiel AUDI bic beutise gssriibung
artis, aber tporttars aus.
(Gortfesung fSIst.)