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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-06-22
Building and Loan. h.

The Building, Savings and
Loan Association for the upbuild
of Baxter is now about ready to
complete its organization. A
large membership has been Sc
cured. The amount of shares
taken by the enterprisiug and
public-spirited citizens makes a
very creditable showing for a
town of this size. 1t has been
the desire to organize with not
less than one thousand shares
taken. About eight hundred will
be the amount of shares which
will be in force from the start.
1t is a much to be regretted
fact that some of our heaviest
property owners have declined to
assist in this enterprise, as we'll
as others who will be among the
first to secure current benefits
from the operations of this or
ganization. Shares have bee n
taken by Galeua parties as an in
vestment. The committee has
received word from others in Gal.
ena that they desire to subscribe
for stock as an investment. The
News will publish in next week s
issue a complete list of the names
of those who have subscribed for
stock in this association, which
is destined to be the most impor-
tant improvement and up-build
move made by the people of Bax-
ter to date. The organic alton
will be perfected not later than
Friday night of this week if no
unavoidable delays happen.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
TRUNK OF WH|SKEY
 |S NOT SHIPMENT

\ trunk iS not d shipment. accord ing to .B. l.. Marks. who asked that United States Commissioner J. II Langston dismiss the ease against James Pearson. who k charged with unawfuly shipping liquor from one state to another without labelling the shipment.
 Pearson and Frank Palmer who were arrested on this charge few days ago, arrived in Phoenix with three trunks, two suit cases and travelling bags of booze.
 Tt would be absurd for a man to label his trunk two pairs of pajamas three shirts. six ties. socks and two pints of whiskey. said MT Marks Baggage is not shipment: I ask that the case against my client, Mir. Pear son. be dismissed
 Commissioner LangSton took the matter under adyisemen; until this afternoon. when he will also decide the case against Palmer
 The trunks were lined with quilts. and according to Palmer contained loo pints of whiskey.
 Why did you bring st much" he was asked.
 Its too expensive to go back and forth to California every time you want a drink. SD l brought enough for my personal use That's not much am used to drinking a pint and a half a day I'm here for my health and need il
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
To banish thirst and comfort the throat
BIG BIBLE SCHOOL

The Bible school uT the First Christian church passed inc 3Qp mark in attendance ivy" Sundays in April The greatest awakening has been in the adult classes. which are having contests The class Of Loyal Wo- men, taught by Mrs. N. H. Elm mons, reached an attendance of so; the Loyal Men" taught bv J. M Stewart 31. the "Baracas. taught by Claude C. Jones. II: the "Philathca' class, taught by Mr-. Claude C. Jones, 10. The latter two classes were unfortunate in losing their teachers, when Rev Jones accepted the pastorate of the church at Rome. Ga but the classes are well organ ized and are prepared for good work; Mrs George Day is teaching the Philathea class. The class organiza- tion of the Baracas is providing lead CTS for the class until a permanent teacher k selected.
 Other classes in the school are planning contests and prospects are good for a large attendance during the coming months.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
FOSTER LOSES HIS
 SUIT FUR DAMAGES

tite~ d tr.1l lasting several days the case of George W. Poster. former city enginecr against the members Of the beard of control and pr \ C.. Kingsley. superintendent nl the asy- lum to recover damage, in the -um of 5000 went to the jury at five o'clock in the afternoon and e-,t tcr o'clock iasi night q verdict for The defendants was returned.
 This matter has beer hauau2 fine for more than year The plaintiff river s"utb "s the asylum and laN along the right ef wa, of the sever from the as um For a time tGc sewag@ was discharged upor tho sro'rpG of the plaintiff under some sort of en arr,,neemeut between him and tie nua-G of control \ bill fo. inc relief "r the plaintiff wtS intro dnced in the legislature and passed but was no. acted upou h,- the hotrl If cortroI which subscqDentl, began neeotiltion> with jh" city for the dis caarg" "t the sewage into the city " stem
 Then lti.1'icn Na, begun and tuo.. various forms There was duma g. suit and a warrant was sworn out cor the plaintiff for stopping up the mouth of the -eyai on his land Not long ago the arrangements between the titv and tac board uf control for connection yith thc city system Were completed
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
ARIZONA MAY
 BUILD A DAM
State Secures Withdrawal of l7,000 Acres for Pro posed Irrigation Project i'll Western IlaSsayampa Valley

Plans by which the state may erect an immense irrigation project, under the law which permits il to engage in such development, were revealed in the notice that the commissioner of the land office had ordered withdrawn l1.o0o acres in Maricura county.
 That the IlassaNampa river, of his- tory and erer older tradition may be harLeSsed by mean, of masonry yoke {" supply waters To lands in the west eri of Maricopa county IS now considered quite among the possi- bilities.
 The land is all unsuyyeyed and lies mainly west ot the Hassayampa and a@out due north of Arlington. De NelopmeEtS ir ths scheme will h. locked upon with intense interest. a, i; will b" tlc pioneer project under th, states promotion
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
HUN. RALPH COLE ID
 ATTEND [. |. p. MEET

tIo1 Ralph D cole. former con ,reSsmJn of Ohio and one of the most brilliant members of the house Of rep re>cn,ativc~ during his tenn of ser wee. Hill arrive in the city tomorrow mornn" and will ne the guest of Frank R. stewart He will spend several days in the valley.
 AS republican. interested in repub- Hcau actiVitio, everywhere. he will at tend the state convention at Tucson next Saturday, returning to Phoenix th, next day. II, will address meet ing of the Arizona Republican club on Ncndav night
 Alr cole established a reputation ,yIii" ia congress- as an orator. He represented the eighth Ohio district, md resides al Findlay where he is engaged in the practice oi law.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
AJO TICKETS MAY BE
 SECURED AT TRAIN

Although most of the Aio en- thuSiasts bought their tickets yes terdaN, there may be some who will only make up their minds this morning.
 For these the committee has ar ranged tc have a few tickets on sale at tie Arizona Eastern depot before o'clocl; this morning.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL CO
GLENDALE E-Tue

AT GlENDALE-Th Womans Baptist Missionary Circle meets at 2:So D. m, May ;. 1916, with Mrs. F. F. Ward Mrs Hall. leader
 CASE SET The corporation com mission yesterday decided to hear the case of the Barker improvement company versus l. Wesley Martin on May 9 at p. m The improvement company is charging Martin with serving water unlawfuIly
 TESTING BoOkS-The tax com mission was busy yesterday after noon testing and reviewing the work of County Tax Assessor BOhn The law requires that the commission go over the books of each county tax assessor.
 RETURN FROM PREScoTT-T Commissioner C. NJ. Zander returned yesterday from d trip through Yava- pai county While in the north he went over the tax assessments levied on the mining companies of that dis : trict
 ! PROMINENT MiNlSTER-Rer.D Dr. { ReXroad of the oregon Conference, and superintendent and morning lee turer of the Chautauqua. will fill the pulpit of the Central Methodist ! church next Sunday morning at II o'clock. Mir ReXroad is not only d lecturer. but one of the leading min istcrs of the west. and the people of Central church will be greatly enter tained next Sunday
 A PLEASING AFFAIR-The Mary Brodie Chapter. woman's auxiliary Of the Spanish War Veterans. gave line initial dance cG that organization iasi evening in the Masonic hall large crowd was present and in the opinion cf many, It was one of the mos
 pleasing dances of the season Tho hall was decorated with red. white and blue. During the evening re-
 treatments were served. The com
 mittee in charge wishes :o thanI
 those who SO ably assisted in makini
 the affair success
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
Water Service Report for May

Elevation of water in reser-
 Nor at d. m............ 226S5 Contents, acre feet...........l,5 l,59S,4lo Loss in 24 hours. acre feet. l,026 Elevation one year ago.. PESOS Contents one year ago. l,4l9,tS4 Amount of water used for ir
 rigation. north side NJ. L.. 32,O30 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. south side. NJ. It. 54,O1S
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday .... Ss Rainfall yesterday ................ Q Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to May '. 3.S1 inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. | to May |, 399 inches.
 Normal precipitation May to date c
 Actual precipitat!On May to date ,
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
WEATHER TODAY } o.-,.t~Ifr,, A Q AaSad Wire

WASHINGTON. D. C., May S.-For Arizona: Thursday and Friday, fair; not much change in temperature.
 Colorado: Thursday fair; Friday generally fair. cooler northeas. DOT ton.
 New Mexico: Thursday, fair and vaImer: Friday. fair.
 oklahoma and West Texas Fair Thursday, probably Friday rising temperature.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
AUCTION AT TOLLESON
 THURSDAY

Sale of T milk COWS. lot of voung ck. farm machinery, WdSons. horses. logs, etc. Thursday at t:%e Everybody invited
 F. w. GETSINGER. Auctiorcer
 W. c. TOLLESON. Clerk. lt
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
AUCTION AT TOllESON
 THURSDAY

Sale of 2i milk COWS d lot If young stock. farm machiuery wagons, horses hogs, etc Thu sday. al l.@r. Eycryrody invited
 E. W. GETSINGER. Acoiioueer
 ". G TOLLESGN. Clerk. II
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

ANTED-Person who saw the Uachine hi Elizabeth Watts in ,7th anG Van Buren Wednesday. about l D. m. Please call at 742 East Van Buren or send name and address. It
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

Doctors Thomas announce the re- mOval of their offices to 306 Goodrich Building x. W. Corner of Center and Washington Sts. Telephone 75i.-Ady
 fl
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

The Girls Mission Land, the Boys Congress of Missions and the Light Bearers will meet Saturday at 2:3o o'clock at the Presbyterian church. Rev ]. A. Marquis will give an illus trat.d talk on Honolulu.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

Prominent local musicians will fur nish a program of more than ordin ary merit at the Woman's club to- night. The concert, to be given by the Lyric club, promises to be not only the most enjoyable event of the spring season, but probably the last musical affair of any consequence until the autumn season. There will he several numbers hy the club, while the individual work will be equally attravtive. Jack Westervelt will sing a group of songs and there will be piano numbers by Miss Claire Canon and a reading by Mrs. Dwight E. Heard.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

Rolled Barley per sack $l.2o. milo 41ize. >l.o5 rer hundred. Arizona .roeelv Co.,. @3l F. Washington St.
 AdN It
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

Rolled Barley per sack. sl..0: milo Maize. $1.65 per hundred. Arizona Grocery Cc., $91 F.. Washington St. +IAdv a{gT It
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
Furnished by U. S. Weather surcau)

degrees.
 Departure in temperature since the first of the month. degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature, since January l. 324 degrees
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 0 inch
 Deficiency in rainfall since the first of the month. Q inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January !. IS inch.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
SCHOOL SURVEY SOON Work O
CANAL BRIDGE ORDERED The

beard of supervisors yesterday con
 Snnted to build the bridge over the Arizona canal at lateral l6. and not at L., as al first decided. In response to petition signed by the users of the bridge the board investigated the two
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
M A V BRICK CASE

og.inst Henry isabel and Frank Shindelhowcr charged with horse stcal,ne. was set yesterday for Sep trmuer |. Tbc ease was tried in thr justice court some time ago. but went 10 the superior court It is in thu nature of test case. and has to do with the right to mavericks
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
]lCountry Club Carnival

on May l6 at the l.. H. Chalmers lawn, ccrner- of Third and Roosevelt streets. tCn-fbe Indian School ear line, the Countrtfciuh will hold q lawn fete. It is to open at < o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

NICE LITTLE 90o lh. bay horse for sale at .54S E. Jefferson. Sound and no 5lcmishes
 Hire a little salesman at The Re nublican office
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
EDWIN HANSON PEATRosS

Mir. and Mrs. D. NJ. F. Peatross are re-
 ioic!ng over the arrival of an eight and one half pound bov who arrived yesterday afternoon. lIe was imme- .diatelN named Edwin iamson. in honor of his grandfather The last re ports were that mother and child were doing well. nut Pete" can hardly con
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
MATRIMONIAL Floyd

MATRIMONIAL Floyd Amator and Cora May Yockey both of Toileson. were married yesterday afternoon by Judge Stanford. \ marriage license was also issued tp Charles J Elmer son of san Francisco and Cora Marie Inclllcs of Santa Rosa. N NJ
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

The Christian Woman's Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Christian church Mrs, Cast will he the leader of the program and Mrs. Beland will he in charge of the social hour and refreshments. All members are urged to attend.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS

There are undeliyercd teIegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for inc following Edward M Rabit Casa Bcrde. Ben r. Grimsh1W. |. C Ifr,.,- - p.t.rs,p t',
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
CANDIDATES BACK

DlneV. candidate for governor and 3liit sims. running to be secretary Of state. have returned from brief pre- campaign tours. Olney arrived from tif;on and Sims came yesterday from Miami
 SCHOOL SURVEY SOON-Wor< of the school survey committee Is fast nearing completion and the reports will shortly be prepared. County Su- perintendent of Schools J. \. Higgins and City Superintendent; John n. Lcper passed yesterday in Buckeye in ,t.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

The Young Mothers League of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Monday at 2:3O. The mothers of the Cradle Roll will be guests of the league for tine after noon. and an interesting program has been planned. Mrs. J. C. Norton will give shmt talk to the Cradle Roll mothers and Mrs. Charles Green will sing. after which Mrs. r. E. Stevens, Mrs. Braxton and Mrs. LaChance. from the W. C T. r.. will speak on The Early Training of Children in Temperance and Purity" All young mothers are invited
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04

The socialist local will hold an ice cream social at 2S south Fourth ave nTe this evening There will he cards and g1mes. All will be made welcome.
 The regular W. C T. T.. meetiny will b" held at the W. C. T. r. build ing this afternoon al the usual hour. The topic will be "Echoes of the State Convention. The program Will bc furnished by the delegates. Mrs Stanford Collier. Mrs. Thomas Bay croft ynd Mrs. IryIne The devotional exercises will be conducted by Mrs George NaIney.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-04
SCHOOL EXAMS The

SCHOOl EXAMS The last Srf Oi eighth grade examination questions were foi wardod to the nine months -c1oois in the county hy Assistant Superintendent of Schools A. l.. Jones yesterday. The examinations will be held en May II and r. the closing dates of the county schools not aiready dismissed being from the l2th to the 2Gth of the month
 ELKS TO HOLD BALL-The an nt,aI spring Dall of Phoenix Lodge. No. 25-. F. F. Q. Elks. will be held nt the Womans Club building on Friday evening. May ;. In line with affairs held under the auspices of the local lodg". this Dall promises to be the tendance will be confined exclusively i to IclIs and their ladies. The commit tee in charge is Arnold Blumenthal, l sylvan Gang and Joseph r. Kehoe. | TWICE IN SAME FAMILY - The i case of John Zanetti. charged with which came uu before Justice DeSouza
 yesterday. was continued until 10 o'clock Saturday. It is set for just one
 l,our after the preliminary hearing of 1 R. L. Nelson husband of the complain ing witness. vho pleaded not guilty to
 the charge of assault Nelson is a'-
 legged to have thrown six soda water
 bottles at Zanetti with more or less | effect
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

( 5rant WeI4 aug gortpin
9ot Springs, Mont.. purbe, ipdb<
renb ct i'm Oe0on1tone< Nationalpart
unter feinem Masen f9lief, BON
eiacm BGrtn angesriffen unb 10 libel
5userihtet, bob er i'm Sort DslpmS,
itDnez 9ofpitale in Mammotb 9ot
Springs balb oarauf ftarb.
9enrp @trphl, Der 4idbz
rige Spbn 0es Bel Mppleton, @is.,
an1ahisen Sarmers .@barles Strobl,
tpurbe bon elmer Sub angesriffen uno
lag einen ganoen Sag iiber I'M 2anb=
trabengrabsn, ebe i'm Die gltern ltno
Na@bann, Die naa ibm iuhten, FAM
ben. 9as niitenbe Sier batte benz,
atnb init ben 9ufen Elm tiefss Sod
in bic Stirn gei9lasen. Der tleine.
Surse miro gene1en. IL
Sn Bullet, g a., I'm tie r u1 t
Der Coroner ben 500 Der feds Moz
@en often 3piIingsiDbne bon peter
u. 9epmer, bic bcibe am felben Sage
Harden, Der cine al,l morgen, Ser a11z
oere am na@mittag. ST permutet,
oab bic Rinber Mil9 getrunten BADEN
t0nnten, bic Gift entDielt. sic MUIR
Den nit Der Glaf4e gendbrf. Die
W}utter ion ii4 infolge oes Sobes Der
&letnen in beoentlt9em 3uitanbe be-
finben.
Ser finfiGbrige Gront
Qlpin Ruoplpb aus Greet Gaus,
Mpnt., bat bon ber Maliton purinaz
9eloentommififa cine bron3ene Mez
oaille fir bic @:ttung feines @9pez
iter9ens BPM @rtrinten 3uge1prp9en!
erbalten. 8or einem Sabre mar {ei<
n, 0amals pterjabrige @apeiter in
Ten Miflouri gefallen uno ser &leiae
natete unDer5ugli9 in bas MalIer
uno 5pg bas Mdbden aus Der reibcnz
ben StrDmung.
ais Der iunge s ame 8
Warb bon Mount Wai4ington auf
@eranlaKung Der Mutter Ser 14iabz
rigen Goitb 9annatpap berbaftet unb
nod Sno%epenoence, &c., in bas
gountp : @efdnsnis eebradt puroe,
maate bic 14iabrige @eitb einet1
SelbitmoroDeriu1, inbem fie fi6
stpeimal nit elmer @9eere I'M bic
Bruft fta9. Sic tpur6e ms @anatos
rum gu Snbepenbence aehradt, po
mon ibren 3uftanb nidf Iir gefdbr=
LID bdlt. Die Mutter Gbiths lieb
ben jungen Marb pegen uniittli1en
nmsanss nit ibrer Soater berbafz
ten.
y "a ia- ffeili@! sd
perftehe nidt, Maufi, tpie fonnte Seine
T%reunbin, bieie reiaenbe Marianre,
flur einen 10 tabitDpfigen Mann heis
raten2"
.44 peibt gu, Bobby, maj, Fat
ood9 chen mandmal 10 monbfu9,
tise Mnfdae!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
90. & b /.

9errlide 8udenpdl0er 5osen ii@
bon Domberg aus fiibmeitli4 ms
2anb, bigelauf unb bigelab, bier
ii4 fpieselnb in Der tlaren Slut
zines 9anbfees, bort ben id0Niten
Sell zines @utsparts bilbenb.
&reua unb quer lpar 2aKotp fdon
barin berumeeritten, befonbers als
Der CONNER ins 2anD 5og. Seute
bottle er Elm beftimmtes 3iel. 3pet
@tunben pon 9omberg log MalbS
miblen, elm tIeiner Srt, 5miiden
Malb unb See bineelagert, neben
tef1en alten romantii@en Miblen
in leBter 3eit 9otels unb @taen
entltaEben paren, bic Walbmiiblen
gum nau!tturort" erbpben. 2ofpm
NOR nun als elm ainb einmal bon
Mrcnosbess aus bort getpeien, nun
tppute er einmal auf Dem Tim un=
befannten Mese bon 9cnberg bin=
reiten unb feline Sante Maitetten, bic
nit Semi cine tletne 8illa in WaIb=
mihlen b%epobnte, befu6en.
Ser @eg nar peiter, als ct ee=
ba9t batte. 3mei @tunben par er
nun f@on untertpess unb INNER
nod bebnte fi@ Der Wolb Dor ibm
aus. SEPT aog iid Der Wes bigel>
an. Sort oben NOR cine Ni9tung,
tell fiel Der Berg an Der ar1bern
Settle ab, unb tlef unten lag Elm
Malbfee, fin unb resungslos, Der
bloue Simmel fpiegelte iid BARN.
rnb sroBe peiBe Waherroien rubten
ouf Der tlaren Tldde.
2afon bielt fem Yferb an unb
iprong ab, f@lans bic 3usel um
einen 8aumitamm unb frat Dor.
On benz aus tnorrtsen Meiten sebil=
beten geldnber bes Mbbanees lanb
cine junse 9ame. sic 1dien bic
9uftritte ouf benz tpeiben Molb=
boben ni6t sebDrt 5uboben, unbes
tpesli@ blieb iie fteben, ben @pnz
neni@irm na@ldi1is iber bic @@ul=
tern 9elebnt.
2a1om bea9tete 1ie aud ni9t.
gr trat in einiger @ntfernuns Dor
ibr an bas @eldnber unb LAB au1
ben See binunter. Mber nun
panbte ie it@ bod eibm gu, uni
J bann entfubr ibr elm lei5er Muf.
19rei, unb lie belt ii9 nit beiber
Sdnben an benz @eldnber felt.
.8er5eibuns, td babe sic mob
eri9redt = 9err bes SimmeIs =
Glib -"
SIS mar Glpi, bic nit blafen Sip.
pen unb aitternben 9anben an
@eldnber itanb unb ibn init groben
er19rodenen Musen %anftarrte tpie Ell:
ne grf4einung.
.@lbi!!"
SIM nd9iten Musenblid mar 2el
2a1op neben ibr, batte cine bon BET
%tleinen, %5itternOen, talten 9dnber
ersriffen unb lie init &uNen bebedt
I8orHetuns foIst.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

Braten linb perbrannt. Menn sic
porlieb nebmen ponen, tDnnen mir
BEL ben 2elten mitefen. Sbr iper>
bet urs ia ppbl ipas a%bseben9"
Sea, mir perben uniern Serrn
@rafen bod nidt %perbunsern lai.
len!"
sd bente bod oud!"
Stint Minuten fpater fob~ Serr
6rebmann 5piiden benz @9peine=
birten unb aannesieber, benz pferz
betnedt, auf Der 9plabant, in Der
Iapad erleudteten @efnoeitube unb
oerfudte, ii9 nit feinem aoffeI et=
NOS bon Der @riibe aus Der sro=
ben @6iifel in feline tleine, irbene
gu f60pfen. Mit Spbesperahtuns
l0ffelte er bas ,3euss" berunter.
9cm grafen, Der INN seseniiber iab.
l9ien es piel better gu fdmeden.
Gr unterbielt lid redts unb lints
nit fei1len Radbarn urtb batte bic
i4arfen, bliBenben Mlwen babel
INNER auf fem @egeniiber eebeftet.
Na9 Der @riiBe oben Die 2eute nod
Sdparabrot nit i@0ner, friiaer
Butter.
Mber fdlieBli9 sins audi bas por=
ilber. SEPT tonnte man ia ppbl
1etner Wese Sieben, badte bo9auf-
otmeno 9err TreBmarn.
u2eute!!" rief Der @raf nit lauter
Serr bes Simmels, nabm bic
Qual benin gar tein gnbe? Wus
tpnnte bieier iunse @utsberr 1i6
benin ousgeoadt babeng
rSebt tommt NAL ole Der unb
gebt bsm !5errn bic Sono, er mD9te
lih BEL eu9 bebonten, bab ibr ibm
BON eurem G7en abseseben babt!!"
4I bic f9pielisen, fdmubisen,
arbeitsborten 9anbe muBte Serr
5rebmann oriden, uno ols AUDI
oos poriiber tpar, faste Der @raf:
SD bpffe, sic limb NIT Der
Mufnohme, Die sic auf Dombera
%sefunben baben, aufrieben. Sa tue
iebt ned Elm iibrises unb gebe ST.
nen einen 5uperldiiisen Monn nit.
per Sic bis an bic @renae fibrt.
SCI merbe ooflr Gorge trasen, bab
Sic cuff ben Naabarsiitern cine
dbnlide Nuinnbme finben; peur
Sic ii4 auf Domberser @ehiet nod
mol ieben laiIen follten - rubis.
2ump - bann mode i'd BON meiz
.ner p~oliaeigepalt @ebrau@. @uten
@benb, gruben Sic %aubauie!!"
Ser brape &annesteBer brahte
!Serrn 5reBmam tros Resen uno
eturm nod benfelben Nbenb Bis
our. Domberser @ren5e, unb Der
uMdrtprer fir feline quite Sade"
muroe in Der san5en @esenb nidt
nieoer sefeben. ,,.sa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
(6srtieeuus folgt.y
Or. paul 2p : mo n n. ei

- 81. pau1 2o M n, Elm
in Sfgalt5ien als triegsiretipialger
0fterrei9ii6er Jdbnria gefallenes
friiberes Mitelieo bes 9beologl1dsn
Seminars Der 8erliner l1niber1itat,
Aat benz Dirisenten Ser neuteitamertz
li9en Mbteilung bes @eminars, @eb.
Mat Moolf Deibmann, oura Jetos
teitament ein ipertpplles Bermdhtnts
b%interla1en, oas 9eibmann i'm SIM
ne bes jung Deritorbenen Gelebrten
hem @emtnar iiberipies. gs 1T eine
retde Sammlung BON Diapoiitipen Y,
Btlms aus Paldiina. bic meit aul
eisenen Nufnabmen 2obmanns bsru'
ben.