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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
ROBBERY IN EAST SCOT
LAND NECK

Nerglng somewhat upon the
tragic, with window pane cut out
with a diamond, the G lass care
fully handled with molasses, to
prevent the sound Of broken
glass, the soft tread Of the bur
glar crossed the store Of Mr. Frank
Matthews, in East Scotland Neck
between the hours Of two, and five
in the morning, attacked the till,
hunted the clock, for plumber and
grasped, and retained a Smith
and Weston revolver, for fear Of
discovery, in which case a desper-
ate deed would have been per-
formed.
Such is the sum total Of the rob-
berry that occurred at the grocery
store of Mr.. Frank Matthews,
when all the town slept, and not
until Mr.. Matthews arrived in
morning, and saw the cut pane of
glass, carefully placed below the
outside Of the window, was there
the least suspicion Of a burglary
having been committed.
Upon investigation being made
it was found that a number Of
pennies had been taken from thu
money drawer, several nickle!
from Coca Cola clock, and tn
clock too was gone: A punch
!: bowl has in a mysterious name.
also gotten through the hole IL
the front window and a nineteel
dollar gun has also vanished.
The only thing left behind t.
establish guilt was blood stain
! on the window frame, and ais
upon some papers in the none,
! draw, but this is sufficient, Their
will be some Sherlock Holme
!: along presently who will smel
;; out the thief, and in all probabi]
): ity it will be found that som
small boy, who had surfeited hin
: self on blood and thunder iters
ture and perpetrated the Grim
and left but the clue Of his ow
blood the single evidence upo
l which to capture to recreant.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
DEMOCRATIC FUND
RAISED BY PEOPLE
Ninety Thousand Individuals
Contributed Four Years Ago
to Elect Wilson.
LARGER NUMBER THIS YEAR
Wilbur w. Marsh, Treasurer Of Ma
tional Committee, Tells How a
Campaign Is Financed and
Appeals for Aid.
By WILBUR W. MARSH
Treasurer, Democratic National


Committee.
Where does it come from-the money
for this campaign button, that poster,
this banner, that electric sign, this
special train of women speakers. that
paid ad? How many voters stop to
think about these things? Presiden-
tial campaigns cost money-sone Of
them millions Of dollars. Where does
the money come from?
The old method-patented, perfect
ed, and perpetuated by the Republican
Party-was simplicity itself, in its re-
suits. It was the ''touch" system. For
the Big Bosses-Life Insurance and
Railroad companies, Steel, Oil and
kindred corporations-fifty thousand
dollars was flair" touch, a quarter
of a million was liberal" touch.
They "stood" for it-out of gratitude
for favors expected. They knew why
they "gave up" and how to "get 1t
back."-The Chiefs Of the touches
made up the Invisible Government OF
the United States,
That same old gang as surely con
trOlled this years RepuDncan cOnVen'
ton as it did the Infamous Republican
Convention four years ago-and is
backing Mr.. Hughes to restore then
to power.
The Democratic Way.
Ninety thousand individuals contrib
uted to the Democratic campaign fune
four years ago. The number will b'
far greater this gear. This is as i
should be- This Is the DEMOCRATIC
way. The people are supposed to rul
in a democracy. The people SHOULD
| pay campaign expenses. This cam
paign is fight between individual
interests aad The Interests, Democ
racy itself is at stake and the welfar
Of our Republic Is the issue. Thi
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SCHOOL NOTES

The Chapel exercises were con-
Quoted Friday morning by the
ninth grade pupils.
Master Paul Speed opened the
exercises by asking the school to
sing 'Dixie,' following which
the twenty-third psalm was read
and the Lords Prayer repeated
by all.
The programme was announced
by the president Of the grade:
Miss Mary White. The first Sc
lection was piano solo by Miss
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE

Having this day qualified as Adsnin-
istratix Of John II. Auston, deceased,
Ia1e o. Scotland Neck, North Carolina,
hereby notify all persons having
claims against the decedent to present
the same to me duly verified on or be-
fore the 25th day October, 1917,
or this notice will be pleaded i'll bar of
tteir recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
win please make prompt payment to
me.
This 18th day of October, 1915.
Mrs. Cottie Everett,
Administratix of John II. Ausbon.
s i. Dunn, Attorney.
Nov. 3-7-lO-14-17-21- 24-2S
Dec.1-5-S-l2
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RURAL CREDIT LAW |
Makes MONEY CHEAP
Former High-Interest Agencies
Rush to Reduce Rates to
the Farmers.
BIGGER LOANS AT LESS COST
May Borrow Half of Land Value
at Less Than Five Per Cent
Effect Already Being Felt
Strongly.

Inc effect Of the new rural credit
law, passed by the Democratic Admin
lstration, already is being felt in lower
interest rates, although the land banks
nave not yet been organized. Testi-
mony to this effect is being given ut
the hearings held by the Federal Farm
Loan Board in various western cities.
AT the hearings In Nebraska, numer-
Gus farmers stated that interest rates
In the homesteading section of that
State already have been reduced from
one to two per cent. by the prospec-
tive competition of the thirty to forty
year loans that the land banks soon
Will be making.
the average loan that an insurance
company or other loan agency would
make on 64O-acre "kinkaid" claim
was $1,000. The commission deducted
from this left the farmer $3.50. He
paid interest at from to 10 per cent.
Tor i've years on $1,000, making his
average net interest rate from IL to
ID per cent
This now is stopped by the coming
competition of the new rural credits
law. Loan agents are rushing into
Nebraska to make tive-year loans at
lower rates, to forestall the operation
Of the new law
Lodge Protecting Banks.
This may account for the attack
made on the Democratic rural credit
measure by Senator Lodge, at Bever
ly, Mass, on Sept. %, when he stated
that money could be borrowed on bet
ter terms from regular agencies than
under the rural credit act
Mr.. Lodge declares that this act will
endanger the present National and
cooperative banks and tend to break
them down, according to the report of
/ his speech in the Boston Globe.
The farmers Of the West, who have
! suffered exorbitant interest rates for
years, are not worrying about the
banks. Their testimony before the
! Farm Loan Board showed that they
are enthusiastic over the new law, and
ready to help put it in successful Op-
GRAFTON.
Benefits to Farmers.
means by which farmers can form CO.
operative or joint stock associations
and borrow from the regional Federal
Farm Loan Bank on the security Of
their land. Ten farmers can form one
Of these associations. They can Dor
row up to so per cent. of the value Of
their land, for a period running up to
forty years.
The loan is repayable in small an
nual inStallmentS, or can be paid in
full at any time The estimated in
terest rate is per cent. The farmer
who borrows Will share in the profits
Of the business, thereby reducing his
interest rate to a still lower figure.
The Democratic National Commit
tee has issued from it's headquarters
at No 80 East Forty-second street
New York, pamphlet for free distri.
button fully explaining the rural
credits law. 1t may be obtained from
your Democratic State or County
Committee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
Notice OF LAND SALE.

The bid having been raised in ac
cordance with the law, on the former
sale of the below described tract Of
land, and a resale of same having been
ordered, we will by virtue Of the pow
er contained in certain mortgage
Royster Mercantile Co., Inc, of Tarboro
\. c., by Irene Hussey and her hus-
band, Braxton Hussey, which is record
ed in the Register of Deeds office of
Halifax county in Book 262 on page
266, we will on Monday the 18th, day
of November 1916, at u clock, noon;
III front of the Postoffice Inn tie town of
Scotland Neck, n. c., sell at public
auction for cash, to the highest bid
der, the following tract of land, to
wit: That tract in Palmyra township
Halifax county, beg inning at the run OF
Jarvis swamp and running with F. P.
Shields line South 69Ls w. 3S.74
chains to a sweetgum; thence with the
line of J. p. Ware as follows; South
1872 f. 1880 chains to a sweetgum;
thence North 57A E. $40 chains to a
large sweetgum; thence South 42A 3.
IL chains to stake; thence South
66A E. o:45 chains to a small pine on
the east side of a farm road; thence
South 1917 E. 80 chains to a pine on
the south side of said farm road j. p.
| Ware s corner in F. P. Shields line;
| thence with F. p. Shields line n. SO "a
/ E. - chains to a small cypress OF the
run of Jarvis swamp; thence with
said swamp as it meanders to the be
ginning and containing so and eighty
seven one-hun Gredths acres. This being
the same land conveyed to said Irene
Hussey by J.. P Ware by deed recorded
in Register Of Deeds office of Halifax
county in Book 210 on page 273, te
which reference is made.
This Oct. 81, 1916.
F. S. ROYSTER MERCANTILE co.
Incorporated
Mortgagee.
1927 81 -3-7-10.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
Executors Notice.

Having this day qualified as execn-
tor Of the last viii and testament Of
MIS-, Minnie z. Lawrence, deceased,
late Of Scotland Neck, n. G., I hereby
notify all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment to
n.l. Persons having claims against the
ts-edent Will present the same duly
verified to me at my office in the city
OF Raleigh. \. e., on or before Sept
-. 1917. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar Of their recovery.
b. F. MONTAGUE,
f. Lawrence, deceased.
Executor OF Mrs. Minnie
Raleigh, \. c., Sept. %, 1916.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
HUGHES FOE TO FARMERS.

Public records show the kind Of a
publican candidate for the Presidency,
is to the farmers. While Governor Of
New York, he vetoed the following
measures:
For Farmers Institute work. &c.
600.
For specialist to fight insect
pests, $500.
For dissemination Of information
concerning cheap farms to be
had In New York State. $4,000.
For improving New York State
College OF Agriculture, $4,000.
For enlargement of State Veteri-
nary College, $4,000.
For maintaining a department of
veterinary science In the State
University, $1,000.
For investigation and exterm1na-
ton of contagious diseases Of
plants, $1,000.
CONTRAST THIS RECORD WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON'S RURAL
CREDIT ACT. THE GOOD ROADS
BILL AND THE VOCATIONAL
TRAINING MEASURE FOR WOMEN
OF THE FARM.
In a Senate in which were
Borah of Idaho, Cummins Of Iowa,
Bristow of Kansas, Clapp Of Min
nesota, La Toilette of Wisconsin
and Norris Of Nebraska, all
strongly progressive, but all Re-
publicans, it was the Old Guard ,
Aldrich and Penrose, Smoot and
Gallinger, that dictated all the i'm
portant legislation that got
through that body. And just SO
it would be in any other Republi-
can Senate. The Old Guard put
through the Aldrich-Payne tariff
and would drive through another
of the same character.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having quaIltled as admlnlstra-
trix Of my late husband, Lemuel
". BaGnhill, deceased, late of Hal
fax county, North Carolina, this
IS to notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Scotland Neck, n.
C.. on or before the 31st., day OF
October. 1917. or this notice will
he pleaded III bar Of their recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
Mrs. BESSIE BARNHILL,
Administrators.
r. 2. d. No. ! Scotland Neck, \.
{.
This, October 31st, 1916.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
No. GU, )

This il a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CH!LlS e. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, aud
if taken then az q tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Colonel and does not eripe OF sicken. Use
BY USING THE SPACE IN THIS
PAPER TO LET PEOPLE KNOW
WHAT YOU HAVE GOT TO BUY OR
SELI-BRINGS RESULTS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03

DOM FORGET THAT WE GIVE OUR
BEST ATTENTION TO JOB PRINT
ING. SATISFACTION GUARAN-
TEED.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03
AT PALACE NEXT WEEK

Next week there will be some
thing extra, so look up this page
in the next issue for this an
nOuncement.
SEND us YOUR NEXT ORDER OF
PRINTING.
COMMONWEALTH FOR THE BEST
JOB PRINTING.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-03

5 >uth efa
Medica! Association
Atlanta, Ca.
Round trip fare from
ScotlandNeck, $1,000
Tickets will be sold
to Atlanta as above by
the Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Rail-
road Of The South
November Z, 13, and
IA. Limited returning
until midnight Of Nov
ember l9, 1916.
Proportlonate fare
from all stations on the
A. G. L.
For further information, sche-
dulles, sleeping car Accommodations
ETC., call on,
Epp. L. Brown, Ticket Agent
Scotland Neck, North Carolina.
DEMOCRATIC FUND
RAISED BY PEOPLE
Ninety Thousand Individuals
Contributed Four Years Ago
to Elect Wilson.
LARGER NUMBER THIS YEAR
2 Wilbur w. Marsh, Treasurer Of Ma
2 tional Committee, Tells How a
:, Campaign Is Financed and
Appeals for Aid.
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cSaus, Sof INTO garter.

man am bettn i'm G6arraum, bic 0aupts
mabl5eit an a6rnsrn gibt man abenbs
por Bun Shlaia1ehen.
rSiibntr, tpel9e 5unger leioen, t1nnsn
Tin nidt niiBlih MAIDEN. 8ieIe 3uhter'
aber MAIDEN ben Seller Der lleberfittes
rlng. Settle Sihnsr aber gehsn in Der
Gisrprobuttion 3uriit uno Iinb asasn
Notwithstanding ie4r empfinblid.
i
Gas @erbreiiung8gebiet nnferes Sdnets
bogels gebt Bis bpa nd9 QorOen binauf.
get Shneefal erIdsiut Der Ihieiergraue
Stint in unmittelburer Rdbe Der ntnIds
Iiden Bobnuagsn, tttibt fid an DaIos
rdnoern, 5eden unb 3dunen umber, bers
eiuigt fih bier init feines gEttdsn at tletz
nen Sfnrtn, miidt Ii1 aber ME inter
bic ShDdrme ber SperIinge.
QlS minterbogsl iritt er Gnbe 0ttober
BEL uts auf uub bIeibt bier big in ben
April, bann itrsbt er ipieoer ben 9ebirs
gen 6es Rorbeus 80, no er aud britet.
gur Der 8rut8eit tdmpfsn bic Mdnnaeu
blftig antereiuanbtr, idgen fih ftitgeub
bin une fer, breiten Shpan3 iab
5apingen tpett aus unb entfalten babel
cine eigentimlift unn iiberraIdenbe
pro4t. gu sIei4tr 8eit sebsn fs ibrsn
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Die fol- man 6eFiseI baIen : TIMER g%11unco1. Kama.
rien3udt i'm 5edffdf3e.

Bel bet @efliigst9attuug t6nnen bodIts
6rtrdge MIR bort erreidt furroen, no
Martang unb gfEtgt ber 2iere bic bents
bar bette it. Wdrtuag. 4flege, 9ittes
ring unb 3lpedmdBige lIntertunFtsrdume
baa9tn 10 eng 8uTdmmsn unb fnb 10 pifs
tige punttt fit ben Observation-Disclosures
Dab 60 fdtper If, iie geirtnnt 3u be6ans
oeln. 8dligsla unb ~beionbers aaFeaes
tliigelal4t ioQ nur Der betrei6en, Der bog
notige 8ertdnbnis uub Cuff unb Qiebe
5ur SADIE bat; anbere iolen lie6er bic
Gin9er babon IaHen.
gtnIisenb gclpegungsfrsibeit In Siih.
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lung bes 9efIigeIhoFeg it 8u bermeioen.
yttft ale 8dbaerrdTen IaFen fih in nus
ldufen nit grfolg holten, Dor alien Gtns
gen nift Die lei4teren, flii4tiaen RafIen,
aber aud he f4pereren Rai7en bertrdaen,
obne cine GinbuBe an ibter 9toetdtiateit,
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ben bel aebin0srter 8emfauna felt nnb
brIteluitig, iiBen duf ben NeItern, Ieqen
ober nldt. Sir befhrdnften Quslduf
stgnen ft4 nur bic 3mergbubnrafen, bic
gerabe bier ibrtn boilen pirtTdaItli1en
lbert 5staen unb bereH Gier burdaus
niht 10 tletn iinb, tpit pielFda mad ihrer
sGorperform geidloFen nirb. 90. no
Elm 8uBtnb groBe Stbner nidt qebeihen
ipolsn, no lire rpirtT6dftlihe aentabilia
tat 5n pinIden iibrig ldbt, ba mIiefsrn
5trsi Dubtnb 3%tperqbitbner, bic 9antants,
IN isbtr 8eiie befrfebigenbe asIultate.
Stall uub sdarraum fnb redt off 3u
fdubern unb Oer Stdl lift mebrfre Male
i'm Sabre gut nit adltmit9, Der man
etfpas 4laun ober areplin suitBt, gu mel
ben, bamit gSibnsrldpfe" nidt auFtoms
men tonneu. SINNER lit Gin gtaubbab
bon 4i6e nit gsrtagem 3aiab bon Sns
fettenpaIeer sur 5auirttnigAna anb sur
@efreiung oieftr GiutIaugtr BEN 3itreu
febr n0tig.
Wlit frifhem 9rintmaTsr miiFen bic
g9Ihner tdglid perlfhen iperbgn; i'm Gpms
msr, bti i~tarisr oibe, 1T bas 8rintaefdB
In ben Sduttm gu Itelen. 3m 8inter,
bei J~roiiDtttsr. reidt man mebrmoIs AM
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l~Ier5sit unb lei her a~iidnanf5aat gibt
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ssar giIbuug bts 6gfitbsrs. iopis btr
fisri1alen atbrauhtn bic 6ibBfl aaIt
Dieid6sn fiRp linen in 6orm BON
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Sem gerwnu0eter III
9falien at le6en

Ger bic Geele bes italienii4en 8olteg
tennt, muBte bor4er fagsn, baB ale bic
ienigen Staliener, bic Dor unb nd6renb
bes Grteges bus llntedt bes Sreubrutes
niht mitma6en MOLTEN, burcb bic @ere
fuunoeten unterItiiBt perben tpiirbsn.
Wodten aIIo, 10 lagt man ii9, bic MiIis
%tdrbeh6rben in Stalien benz 0oIfe bic
66pere Der 9erluIts bdbar6 porent6ultta,
baB ie teine 2ifteu ausgaben, baB bic
SoteH perbeimIidt, bic SAperperipunbe=
ten in ben 2a5dretten belafTen tpurben,
zines mar nift 3u binbern: Die sebeiltett
5hperpertpunoeten pie 0ertiimmeIte,
baIb ober san3 Grblinbete, bic Nieberaes
brp9enen, Dor alien dbsr bic e~rbnlunass
bebiirftigen 2ei6toertpunbeten mubten hire
Grlebniiie unb bamit bic 8enntnis ber
trdgifhen admpfe burfs gunse 2anb bers
bretteu. Bel Der PbuntaTie bes 8oItes,
beim 6hauber Dor 8lut unb Bel oer Nne
idauun8, DaB Der fin3eIne Gphn, gruoer
ober Bdter ais uniberninbIider ,9etb"
eigentli9 ben arieg a[Ietn fibre, olio uns
erieBIia let, baB bur6 feline 8erpunbuns
potr burd feinen Sob bic eanse llnters
ntbmung unptrbdItnismdbig eeTdpGdt
lpiirbe, bdtten bic aritgssesner mddtigen
3ulauf erbdlten muHen. limb bieIe Rrie9ss
gegner, bas fteqt ii4 iebt beraus. finb felt
benz eriten Gage an 3dbf ni1t gertnser
geporben. Dit bulb fpabnIinnieer grls
talitdt muBte gabornd broben, tim Der
8iberpiligteit ieiner Solbatth 5err at
tpetosn. 3eiu 6rember bate bic i~taIienis
Ifen SoIbdten beutlther dlg piberIpens
itig tenn5eihnen tOunsn aIs biefer Sbers
befehIsAdber, Der iebem 3dubernbm
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BEN, Der unberipunbst iih faneen lieBe,
itdnbrs9tIihe GrfhsBung mad Der Riids
tebr. Die grtldrung fir bieiss 8emiTh
aus bratoniider Strengt unb tdttIpTer
RerDoiitdt bringt bic aenntnis bom 1lebers
h%dnbnebmen Der 9risesgtgneridaft in Ger
italieutfdeR Solbatesta. Mit BEN Rtfs
sAbasso Ia guerra" uro 5tpar nidt NIT
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rbbtbmiid i'm aorps hinuusgebriiuten
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SoIOaten burd bic gabnb6fe. Shire SFs
fisters tun. ais b6rten ie e niht. Biss
piel ftunbredttide grIdieBunsen bertits
Oorsstommen iinb, IdBt fh nad1 bieTsr
3ipeifelIos feFtittbenbsn SatIahe in Ser
binbune NIT Dem ~Gdrbouafhen Discipline
abntu. 9tf oitTe art brinat man
Die Soioaien intmtrhin gum TRANSPORT
uHb man bat bas bsoutmte Mittel aar
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Gur an9emeiue Heaetn taFen fid auf>
~Itetltn, bic ais Rt3tltnien auf5ufdfen
iiub, dbet Qbpeidungsn babon, burd
@er6dItniTe ooer nmItdnbs gebpten, tree
tan INNER duf. Rit Batter unb 3phter,
nit 8rlrtr uub 5dnefter BART ME GEE
8iittet ntrben. Qeidter ais i'm 5eds
tdfig 1T bic s3udt in Der ftiegenhen 5ede.
3u Der Elm entIpredenOer aaum our Ners
fiigung iteGeu mub, fir bic Mehr5abl Der
2iebbabsr inbeFeu tomnt cine fptde
3{uat ni8t in 5rage. Qber gang gleid.
Oh man In Der fliegenoen 5ede 8iidtet
ober i'm Sedtdfia, ME beainne man bic
3udt gu 3ettig i'm Sabre.
Sin 9sdtdfig lit ettpu 212 SUB lang
unb ~ SUB brett unp sbenIo bod. ST
beFbt 3ipei gleiter, ba oas Metbden, tuenu
bic Spnaen oes eriten 8eleges faum Ia
Gage alt fnb, oft fdou tpiebtr 81 bausH
be9innt unb Die Nuf3udt Der 8rlt Oaun
Dem 5abn iiberldBt. @a3 Mdnn4en
pGaIt inter ben beiben RsIteru oes 9eds
tdfiss, bic ols R6rbdsn in ben Gden ober
auBen als Grter dngebrudt Iinb, ems aus
uuO bds Meibhen beginnt Oann nit Dem
Qusbau Der NeitmuIbs. tppbst erltsres
bas 8aumdteridI: Doafdbtn, 8aumtDpus
HIDDEN etc. 6erbeitrdgt. Die 8egattune
erfolgt i'm Neitg. Bon Der 9eguttung Biz
5um 9sgsn bes erften Sizes bsrftretfen in
Der Rsgel feds Bis aat Sage, odnn ipirb
isben Sag Elm CT gelegt. Die 9auer Der
8rut lhnantt 3ipilden IS Biz b0hftens
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in Der !9ede ouBer RiibIamn in aubsren
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unb bdrtgetohtts 81, bds 81 in Der
GhdIe boIbtert. 6epio ToE ben 9ieren
gletdfaIs CUR @erfiisuns fteben.
SIN 8rutgefddfts pirO bus metbnen
isltsn bonn Rdundsn ubselOit; bisfes ldBt
e aud uidt germ eefneben, fonbern e.
flisgt, iptnn ts 9uuger unO 9urit geftiat
bat, pieber auf has @eltgs suriid. 8erz
lift Sas Weibhsn etpa mad flint Sd9en
fleibigsr 8ebriitung bds gelege, 70 lift biss
ies oft Elm 3eiden, bdB bic Gier nnbes
frudtt Iinb. Solhe gisr fsben, eeeen
bas aitt gebaIten, ~glsihmGbis hea aus
btfruHtete, bic in Der Gnttpids
lung begriffeu ftnb, am f~iinften obtr
Gage 6eiitlih einsn ountlen Rtims
aufpsiisn.
Sinh bic Sunqeu aussetummen, 10 lit
nit Der Bitteriing Der aIten unoers al
usrfabrea. Der aiibTdmeu tpiro iebt Dor
Der gerfitteruna nit beibsm WaTer abs
unb NIT taIttm nahastpaTd den.
Den Glan8 (4aHarisnfamen meiht man
"a Stunoen bor Dem @erfittern in taltes,
lbeetodtss WaHer Elm. Gum 4eimen
earf teiRs Der Sdnsreien tommen. Mobus
unO 6afsrgriibe, bic gleihfaas nit
oerfiittsrt ipereea, brauhea nidt porber
lrautlt mtroen.r Meiter reiht man bdrts
Gi. tpis pprbsr. Der 8anendpf
rirb ndbrenb Der 9rut5eit tnt3ogen nn5
bringing pirh niht ssfiittsrt.
Radntm bic Slnasu stpd 10 9aae aIt
ian, 5tigsn lid BEL ihnm Bic ourhbrehens
zen Senertitlt: pom II. bis gum 20. Saae
liz ldpH bas RtIt Ill bertaHeH, |
mad bier mphtn fnh ft Iofpsit islbs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
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gei bieiem Gptel miiFfen afpei 3uiommen
btlfsn. 9ermann .. 3. fagt gu ben ars
peIenbcn, bah er nit berbunbenen alatn
peiB, psI4en Rdmeu ma anf bic Sdfel
fflreibt. Das gIaubt ndtiirIih niemanb.
Der Gingspeibte, mir ippllen i'm 6nus
nenneu, bittet nun Inn 9afeI unb 6tift
unb tdbt ii4 einen Wamen ldreiben, q ..
4nnd. 9ans fagt nun 3u ben 4nipeIens
ben: eAlIo, meme SerrTdaftsn, Nun febtn
sic bic Gdfel an, Aber Idptiggn sic
file.4 Der nit ben 3"ugebunbenen auqen
bat fia gang genau aemertt, NIT ipelden
Bahituben bic Sdbe angefanoen ba6en,
unb ipeib MIN, baB Der Noms Qnna beibt.
Ungemeines Staunen uno 8trpunoerunq.
Inn itimml eth unberer be 3afel uno
fdrei6t /. quife. DER Musrufer seiat bic
8ofel ipiebsr berum, inbem tr ruff: LIEUT.
den, iddut siumaI fer, Uie, 1T bas Elm
bibfder Name. I, ben m16ts i'd audi baz
ben. sebt Jpn redJt genau an, Erraien
Sic tbn uun9" Q. marie: Meme Serren
unb Dumsnt Auss ffou bagtpsfen, Rds
ten Sic NUN, Inner munter, munter, Elm
biibiher Ndmt lit e." Nan muir ebsn
Elm ipenig 5dduipteIer babel fem unb auf
ben sriteu 8ufItaben zines Gates ettpas
gr0Bere 9etpnung legen, aud am Gnbe
bes Safes bic Stimme etpds iinten Iafen.
Gs lit id6n, bic berbIiifften @eIidter Der
ainbtr un3uie6en. Quh Grpaditue. bic
bas Spiel nod ni6t idnnten, tpartn Ie6r |
t%rftaqnt unh toHnten nidt begreiftn. ME
bak tuging.