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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-13
Pasture


State-July I condition SO, compar-
ed with the ten-year average Of 81.
United States-July condition sT.7,
compared with the ten-year Averages
of S5.7.
Prices
The first price given below is the
average on July l this year, and the
second the average on July last year.
State-Wheat, "a and lis cents per
bushel; corn, 70 and So; oats, 81 and
40; potatoes, "A and "A; hay, $40 and
$50 per ton; eggs, 16 and Is cents
per dozen.
United States-Wheat, 92.9 and
1923 cents per bushel; corn, 75.A aEG
TIT cents; oats 40.5 and 46.7 CENTS,
potatoes, 102 and 52.1 cents: hay,
$12.10 and $11.70 per ton; cotton. les
and 8.6 cents per pound; eggs, 1917
and 1853 cents per dozen.
Z. l., RenVille went down tn Fargo
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-13

E. l.. RenVille went down to Fargo
on Saturday evening to spend a few
days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
HIGH SCHOOL AND
SANTA f To PLAY

What promises 90 Doe % liy" foot
ball game is that 90 be- played u.
tween the Amarll % High school
team and the Santa e. team Satur
day afternoon az 1880 O'Clock
The santa Pc team is said 90 bc
composed Of some good players and
lively contest is expected. The
price of admission win be- 80 cents
and the proceeds viii go Co llo High
school Athletic Association The
game will be- played at thc corner of
Fourth and jefferson streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
Jack Rabbit Dinner, Urged.

AUSTIN. Texas Dec o. The
Texas Department of Agriculture is
preparing a letter which is Oh hc sent
10 the various Chambers OF Com.
mercc ia Texas susrosuug that they
arrange for jack rabbit dinners sim
liar Co that recently given loo this
city. under the auspices %, tho De-
partmcut of Agriculture
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
MIRACLE MAN MAY
!. LEAD CUB TEAM
HATGHION AND MEb'llMN\ Nll
TOGl THER TO DlSt s.
TRADES,

~ Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 49,. George
stallings. manager of the Boston VA
tiouals for the past four years io-
night was regarded here as the lc1G.
inr candidate Tor the vacant position
of manager of the Chicago Nationals
President Charles NcDrhmgu col
the Chicago Nationals, says he does
not kuD. what chance there is iu get
stallmes but asserts Dee D. NlIlln"
60 MAX, a bargain 100 tho event tWt
StallIugs goes tU Chicago. Fred Me
rhell. coach ol the Boston ANA llar
ward trsms. will be- elevated iu il"
management of the club.
Patrick Moran, manager of th"
Philadelphia club. announced tUat Do
F Dee can make a trade for another right
fielder. CrdNth. the famous pNtr1
base hitter of tho Philadelphia team.
viii be- permitted tu go io the Pacific
Coast League whpr" Doc has 1n offer
To manage q team
Moran is now trying Co make @
trade With pittsburgh Tor OuifIrllo.
Frank schultz
Albert Bender former pitcher OF
NNIf. |.N|.|N'' "a 1000 "...' D. ....
last year NJh lHe philadelphia $50.
uonals has been appointed manager
ol Nc Toronto international League
team tor next season
President N,.ghmau Oh. the chi.
caeu club and President llushiuu
OF Boston got together tonight Both
said they mleWt com, FOO terms gs
soon as they understood each other
While the National I,t lu club
owners spent almost eight hours dis
russiur lraEu" business go their SECS
sion here today Secretary lloldl"I
said tonight Hai great deal ro
manned 90 b." done and 70 Is probable
the annual meeting may hHf hn iiu
ishpd mtil Friday
4 great part ui tuIHyH session ul
ihc league was taken Up Boo discuss
Iur proposition made Dos rr. IdDut
Baker uf the Philadelphia club tu
amend the constitution 500 That mo-
PLAYER could hp released after AUGUST
each year unless all Tine clubs boo
the league were asked l"f waivers.
This vs. Goo prevent trade of play
prs which might strengthen leading
clubs 100 tnn ponuaut a... hul % WlH
pointed out that % mi-ht Also work
AGAINST clubs BOO tbo second division
which might desire tu make trades
The question was referred to % com
mittr, which is Co report back aI Oh,
schedule meeting u,Nt February
The New York club was DESTROYS
uf making Do imperative ihH' uo moro
than twu championship games could
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14
GOVERNORS conference
TO TALK STATE TROUBLE.
Ry Associated rre..

WASHINGTON. Dee IT, state
administrative problems thr cNecu-
tive budget plan. after the war du-
tics and waterways are the subjects
to bee taken up bog the ninth annual
governors conference. which meets
here tomorrow More than score
ul state governors viii participate
and ten or more governors .clrrt and
as many former governors Will at
tend
Wn. governors con prputD origin.
atrd iu 1905 when President toosn-
Welt called % conference ol govern
ors of the states 10 discuss conscrya-
ton questions AZ that meeting o.
was decided 10 hold annual sessions
to exchange views aud experience on
general subjects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

All Want Ads Must Be Accompan.
led by lash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-12-14

MANTEp-Girl- Go work Ia candy
factory. Apply In person. :. T..
bryant Co., SiNth and Grant a.
The sun., 1916-10-29

don't know what is going to happen af-
ter the war. I don't know what is going
to happen after the war, n you don't.
The only thing that we can do is to pre-
pare the impartial eyes and methods OF
inquiries which will find out for us what
Is happening as fast as 1t happens and
then deal with the facts as they arise
Mr.. Wilson then ridiculed the Republi-
can statement hat II they were success
full In the election there would be a
strong Cabinet.
Reaction in the United States at this
juncture Of the worlds AFFAIRS he went
on, would be one Of the most serious
things that ever happened In the world.
When the world Ia expecting America to
know what she Is about and lead straight
forward. to have her stop to settle the
intrigues Of one party would be an abb
solut calamity.
we are u masters, we are the
captains Of our own fate. and the policy
OF no other Government. the policy and
interest Of no other nation is to be in
jected into the determination Of our
own destiny and action. Everything
commands this great people to stand
ready. to stand together and. above all
things else. to resist the invitations to
change.
Some sections Of the opposition claim
To be the Spokesman OF business, and
In behalf OF business they propose moth
The sun., 1916-10-29

periods for the simple reason hat you
have got to do what nature determines.
! do not see hoy. for example, a farmer
could divide the day up into periods of
eight hours because nature does not
divide It up into periods Of eight hours,
but in most occupations where the TEA
sons do not dominate. where the plans of
men dominate. II Is possible to have
eight hours and moreover, eight hours
are more profitable to the men who man
age the capital Of the country than the
longer day.
Predictions are being made about
what Is going to happen after the war
which are absolutely incredible. l won
der that they can make them with
straight faces. They say that these ma
tions. with 25. 200. 900 men devoted to
destruction. their own destruction In.
Guided. constituting more than so per
cent. Of the skilled mechanical force of
these nations, are nevertheless secretly
engaged In manufacturing a great body
Of products which are going to be
dumped on us after the war when they
are struggling for their breath In the
titanic struggle for their life.
No knowledge of Conditions.
"If they can get anybody but them
selves to believe this. why then perhaps
we ought to make ready for 1t. but they
The sun., 1916-10-29

means, in order to settle a question OF
power among themselves? The thing is
incredible. The thing II not to be en-
dured by men who love America and
moro n more the attention OF this
country Ii being concentrated upon the
Democratic party and the thoughtful
men who are now allying themselves
with the Democratic party"
President Wilson then outlined what
he characterized as the definite policy of
the Democrats.
The only thing that those Of us have
done who have tried to lead.' he con-
tinued. has been to purge our hearts
and understand what we heard, because,
my friends. . man who tries to serve a
free nation must try to have In his own
heart the thoughts Of q free nation. He
must see to II that he thinks the same
thoughts that the man on the street
thinks and the mar in the factory and
the man down in the mine and the men
running the trains.
Eight Hour nay idea Limits.
IF he believes that men ought to work
only eight hours he Is expected to say
so. and II he 10 asked whether he means
everybody he ought to answer, Yes
everybody for whom II Is possible
There are some occupations In which you
cannot divide the day up into eight hour
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29

nen So6r no6men 1000 @oItimorer
Ebeil UeSbolb oer @ai6ingtoner
3peig oeriuben miro, Bel Der ga
raOe in Baltimore nit 5000 W9ann
81 erideineI oa in 8ai6inston me6r
WlitalieOer ais IN Baltimore iino.
0ie DeridieOenen @emeinoen peroen
&eriomnlrnoen obbolten lnO Ior6e-
reitiIneen fir 0ie @nraOe treffen. sym
September miro in @ai6ugton, 9.
s., cine W}oiienberIamnlung peron.
itoltet neroen bei iuelder 8iibof
Gorrigou lmO beriHieoene onoere
prominente W1nner g[nipra1en bal.
ten weroeu. Ca an Sonntogen in
Baltimore in Ben StroBen N1uiif-
fopelleu nidt ipieIen Oiirieu, mcrOen
Die I6eilnebmer bel Der Yara0e
Spnnen lingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29

bon Dem SefretGr ser lofalen 8e6Sr-
oe Ser Gipil -@taminatoren i'm @oit-
amt 3iI Baltimore, foitenirei abge6olt
iperOcn. Gle olseeiiilIten 8ormu-
lare iollten ioiort an oen Sefret1r
ocs A. GibilOie1ii.0iitriftes, in @oi6-
ington 9. g., geionot werocn. Die
6ormulore werOen nlr 8wiiHen oenl
4. September imo I. Gftober perge,
ben mo merOen feine 9enerbunoeil
nod Dem @eidditsidluB am +. Otto.
ber 1916 entgegen genomneu. Cas-
gew06nlide glniangsgebolt fir &ei-
ncmahefragen in 9unoes.@ebduoen
6etrdgt 5000 per S5a6r. Die 9(rbeit
Der &einemadefrauen beltebt in 9(us.
fegen, 9l6itauben, S1euern etc. W..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29

Cine @eiIe fab Serr Sottler I'M.
i6liiiiig, oonn oriidtc er oitf Der
anopf Der cleftril6en S1reI6tiid.
tliugel.
Bitten 0ic MoOome gricts gu
mirl" befnbl er Dem eintretcnoe1
Dicuer, beionu iid ieood oui ocs
Stellc zines onoerelt. DglcirL lieber
nidt SSn criter Clinic it's ia oodl
cine @eidGftsnueelegcnbeit. Da bat
Die 5orte @eibliHfeit Dorldllfig nod
aus Dem Spiel 5il bleiben.~ =
Ger 2iprierte ipartete cine Sponnc
Belt ouf Die @ntihlicBung ieineS
Serrl, Der oie lcbten Sdbe ipie III
iupillfiirlihem SelbItgeiprGA bon
iicb aegeben bottc uno ooin IN citt
9t1d)oenfen perilinfen mar
o@ebcn Sie biniiber, Wfor!4 ldnob
WliIter Sottler cn0li6 6crous, nit
Dem Doirnen no6 Dem @ouptfoutor
ipciicno. nMon ioll al @crrn @i1-
ter Htep6ouicrcn. Ycriteben Sie2
W}orib @inter Sofort 5u mir be.
iheioen, 0ringenoe Sad)e. Mill
beute nod ms gleine oomit fonunen
~ @orpdrts Ia
@crGui9los, ipie iie oufgetdud)r
mar, neridpono Die lc6euoige Wla-
ibine, vWlnr" gcnannt, mo Der ga.
brifberr erbob iid, INN oos 3inlncr
init idweren, ellenlnngen Sbrittel
3l berlaiien. ~
9lnoertbolb Stunoen ipdtcr fam TT
ncin: ltiirote Scrr D1orib @itter
Dem Soilptlnanu 9ioitenielo ins
Guarticr. Wlit gerlngenen Sdnoen,
oos eon5e @eiicbt elm 9eonuern lno
GntIebcn.
0&err goronl II @as baben Sie
eeuo1t2 Sect iiuO sic Oerloren lno
ib moht mir roufen oas Soor, 10
iueit mir nod Gins ollf Dem Sopt
itcbt.~
Seine gliifreglnlg iDor 5u intenlip,
ols Dab man nit ibm megen Der
&erletlng geielllNaftli6er 6orman
bdttc rcdnen oiirfcn yiaitenlelO be.
idrdufte iiN oaranf ibm oen Nut
bonn 9opic oA nebmeA uno ltiiPte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29

Staufmann eano aus oem Spiele
loiie. Qlls aaufmann miiBte id IN.
ter allen lluiit1noen ouf iene Itrengc
Gromune bolten, bic oas @rlnoprin.
zip bel meincn idntliden @ei16fts-
angelegenbeiten 1T. Hub i1 borge
Dor allen ni9t aiif @edIel; i6 babe
oen Sbrcn nn 8oblun9sitott nebmen
niiiieit III ans @riinoen, NIT oeren
gluSeinonoeriebing ic6 Sie nid6t be.
bclliaen mill. @eiHdftsio1en ~ oaS
1T nidts fir einen 4opnlier ODER
Sffi5ier. Seien Gle frob, 6aB es Der
8ufalI 70 gefiiet bat, ooB mir einon,
Der priootim ndbergetreten iinol 60.
piel id mid bel oetn GreigniS ienes
MageminfalleS aiif Den geridt mel.
ner Todter perlaiien fam, Daber
Gie.
r9itte, fommen Sic nicbt ioeiter
oif oieie Sode 3uriid Gin fleiner
9ienit, Den id ~ itno al nleiner
Stelie ie0er - ie0em eripicien bate.
Ole @omen iino MIR 10 freunoli6,
niein @croienit iibcr @ebiibr 3u Der.
grobern.~
D3iniol W}aoonc gricts, nid)t
pobr2" lodjte 5ottIcr iett nit cinenl
ibolfbditen 9tuocn5ipiiifern, ooS ibnl
cntieeli1 itono. nDie @ute ipri1t
bon Sbnen nit eincr llcberidlpeng.
liNfpit, ghn, ia, oas iii icbon 70
ibre glrt: INNER eiu biBben oben.
aus uno iibertric6cn, Qlber iopit Nm
cine Ycrlc, tnln ib Sbueu pcriibcrn.
gQeine SodJter riibnlt i6rc trellc gIn-
bdnglid)teit ~ lno olii Dos llrteil
QllioaS font man iid IN Uennitson.
gelcacnhcitcn Derlnilen"
Simmer ipieocr oos 9ieo bon yiei,
ncu 0amen~, imo 6rdillein Alioo
Ser 9lcfrainl Gem 9lrtillcriitcn Be-
qonn i1wiil si iDeroeii. 9lod) elil
poor unOcutli6c GcocnSortcn bon
lleberihdbung in0 o9erbiuoli6feit
ncincriets~ baum crbob er iib nit
einem energiic5cn 3tud pom SeiieI.
SEER Settler oGcr b!ieb ieIienieit
iiBen rmo betrahtetc Den Dor ibu ite.
benocn Ofii5icr nil un0eriUob bleneuI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29

Den nebr ais Iebboft @citifuIierenOca
oitf cinen Stubl
D@er lit Derloren2 @arum Der.
loren? 9feoen Sic 3lllaninenb1n.
eeno II oocr i'd loiie Sbnen ourdj
incincn Burden cine folte Dui1a
oppli6icrcnl"
D@err Baron, Sic bdbeu 0eit reid.
itch W|onn Der Stoot beleioigt, Sic
baben iirb' i'm 5unt roMei6noli6enoen
5cinDe gcmadt, iino oieier Molm III
~ Sbr SouptgIdubiger.
aSie fonlmcn bon Serrn Sott-
lcr2"
uSb ih BON linn fonlmel @unIt-
itiid, Oos su crratcnl~
ollno idb babe ibn beleioiqt2 Sd
baltic midi cDcr bon ibm belcioiatl4
oGoS, lit cs ia. Gr lit beleioiut,
neil Sic ieina glntrdge alS @eleioil
gilng bctrodtet b1ben. g9aS nlm21
,Sonoerbor!~ cntgcQnetc 9l0lfcn.
iclo nit ilncridiitterlic9er 0lube.
o8icf mill Der Wtann altf einnol Chr,
gcfii6l bobcm finoet cS obcr OQnii
pereii6or, mir ieine Io1ter uiii5lt-
ordn9cn. SD bate 9j}iibe 81 berbir.
ocrn, ooB cr es often ausipro1.
DSei-ne Eod)-terl~ itobutc Serr
@inter bon iinten mlf cinen pcr.
5ipciflungsOollenYlid auf ben Suiipt.
nant ridtcno. o5ie glmlbeu; feline
Eo9ter2~
Oioiienielo DurOe itubig
uSie baben mir bod neulicb angc.
oeutct eAs
uSSo - ib - i'd bub' cs 70 altT.
gefabt g8er fonnte oem 0cufen.
llno ieBt erfabr' ic6 aus icineul
WhmOe. gl1 ol meine @iite!~
Gin WliBocritdnOniS ollo?" 9fo.
itenieloS Wlicne begann lit6 oill3ubei.
tern oGt ocnft eornidt oaran, mid
6u ieinem @ioam boben dit poIlen2"
&err @inter 6og oen 4opf in oic
Shultern mie cine beorobte Sbilo.
fr0te, ltarrte nllf feline Siiefellpiben
lno ertpioerte II nidtS.
9laltenielO portete eillige Scfin.
ben beroeblid aui cine sllltiport uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29
(11. syortlebuno.)

49, OCAAlt sbhh-J
Shir3 enttdIoIIen brahte er fein
Qlnlicoen Dor, un0 Der @eIpoltigc bon
Wlmnnons @nooen botte sic Uetpo.
aenbeit, es init poblmollenoelH Sd
heln aiiiHinebmen. wiit pieler lin.
iidnoIihfeit boIte er eiu m1dtiaes
9ortefeiillc aus Den Iiefen ieines
sfniiaidraiifcs, for0erte 0os g9edIel-
papilr 3ltnge. OoS &aIteufelo MIR
3u wobl fannie uno ihioierte eS
Orrh cine oilfgciebte 9rille, ais
bratde icin @e0dbtnis crit iol1e
glodbilie. DieIe @eiil1uiigfcitcn.
Die entihicoen nnr ben 8tped bat.
ten, cine lpobliiberIegte 0ieoe ein3u-
lciteu. wollten benz &mlptnonn ibon
iUeii9er gefallen ais Der 5uerit emp
ionaenc @inQrnd.
o3Dan5igiaaieno Wlnrf 5timmt
eS. 6err Boron2~
0loiienielo pcrbcuotc lidj Itunm
mii ieincm glrnieiiel.
6crr Settler rieb iih oos roiierte
Slim ituo bIidte uadoenfIib geraoe-
ans
nlluo es piiroe Sbnen idperfallen,
Is ein5uIoicn2~
gsie i'd Sbncn bcrcits geiodt
babe.
..Snl Sa i'd fourne eS6nci
oiesliol natiirlid icGr aeru entge.
Gen. (GoiteifcIo rinicte iio5 er.
lei6ielt auf) uSogar init oen Gin.
icu, iUcnn Sie pollcn sSdj bin Sbncn
weqcn oes 9littcr0ienites, Den Sie
nIeinem &auie eripieien babeu, Der
pildtet
10 bitiel Iaron mill id uabr.
Faitia Mot erinncrn. sSn je0en6allt
0anfc i'd Sbnen iiir Sbrc Goulauct.
Moitcilclo ipolItc iid 3lir Gerab.
I.biconna crtebeu, abcr Der glnltrifo.
uer bat i1n pontomimiib. nod @lat
All bcbolten uno 5eigte elm Sdheln,
las lpcniacr perbinoIid ais sdtiell
tai. pcr
.0oulaucc2 3crseibcn Sic, Scrr
Daron oas III nidDt oas rehte @ort,
Da i9 IN porliegenoen Sale oe.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29

aus @erbliifiune iiber iolde Sinter.
n6loer.G Gelifateiien, Der onoere pobl
Dor @ritauneil ooriiber1 oot ibm iein
@egeniiber nidt geriibrt OIL Die griit
ianf.
SEER Baron cs i6eint foft Sic
beritebeu ni6t tpos i6 Sbnen
onbicte
80 bod, oodJl SD ocritcbe Gle 70
bollfommen, OaB TT BOB ieoes pcitera
@ort iiberfliiiiig ipGre.
a9lber nein, Sic miiien ia nod gar.
uidt, iporoilf idb eieentlib ~"
SD bite, id nicbt 81 benlii1cn, "
unterbro1 9ioitenfelo nit elmer Gnt-
i1ieoenbeit, Die ieoe @egenreoe ab.
iAnitt. vlleber eeipiiic Dinge meroen
mir ms nicmols matchmaker berltGn-
0ieeii II oo mir ans gano berihieoe-
men Stoffen gemaHt iino Datfcn
Sic cs mir, 0aB id Sie Dor ipe;tercr
GinbuBe sSbrcr @iroe betpabrc, IN
Dem ih Sic perbinoerc, Sbr lcttes
Mort olis3ilipre1en. Segniigen Sic
IiH nit meiuer @erliberung, 6oB rs
gal3 umo gar mir ielbit iibcrioiien
bleiben miiB, mid 81 rangiercn, pie
Sie eS nonltea."
Sottler ipar perpler, offnete eiG
paarinol ben Whtno mo idnoppte
nad 9uft. llno ebe er ioDiel Oopon
bottc, Inn iicb ocrnebmli6 81 luahen,
fono cr iid) allein; 9loitenielo botte
iid ua1 elmer 8erneieing BON auto.
matii1cr Steifbeit aiiS Dem Stoilbe
geinoht
rglciu oieie GirropGer ~ inlo ms.
bcIonoerc oieie @poulettentrdgcrl
&ann nod gar fcite gl6nllng 0oben,
iDo id) Binniismill, uno ipielt Den Ser
lebten, ipeil icb oic Dingc flipp ui0
tlar bcin 9tamen genannt babe!
6od)nultsfrite .ipenll man aiif oent
lcBtcn 2ocb pieitt ltno I'M @algeufri.
itcn 6etteIu nluB2 gbI SD bate
nod oelitidjer nit i6iu rcoeH iollen
Damn ipGr ibnI oie 2u't pergoHgen.
mid BON ieiner eroiinfe!fcn S>o6e Der.
ab an5ublaien lpie einen Yicroejln.
gen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-29
gaObIaefaIIen, ebe cr lpie0er 0as @Ott

@obleefalIen, ebe er pieOer Oos @ott
nobm.
oS6r @e1iel, Serr Baron, Der 10
5iifdllig in meine S1noe gelangt lit
bat mir bon Sbren Bripotberbdltnii.
fen mebr entbHllt, ais i6 mir iouit
bon Sbnen oireft 5i erfragen erlai.
ben oiirfte, nidt pabrS"
u@err Sottler i" fam es eilig
,5uriid.
~glibt 10, id bite Sic, Serr go,
ronl Wair lieet ia niHts ferner,
ais sic 5u berIeben. SD meme nlr,
menu Sie meinen 8ermittler ipie Die.
lem @inter eeeeuiiber Die gmpfino.
lidfeit bintonieben miiiien, 10 oiirien
Sic bod audi mir geItattclt, Der 50.
Hen aerne ndber 1teben no1te F."
g1cin, oif 10 flobiee Sanogreiflid-
feitcn iDor 9iaitenfelo ni6t oefaBt
geipeien 0as ging i6on ins Gro,
tcsfc. &nitenfelo trat MIR iportlos
5uriid, ais Ii1 Der 9fnerifoner nun
IN iciner gan5en foloNalen sSlciI6ig.
felt cr1ob mo niHt libel 9uit 5u ia.
ben ihien, .iein op1terlihes @o6lpbl
len" ourd eiite llmarmnulg funo6u.
gebcn.
yGbhe llinidipeifc, @aronl Sd
bin ciB Menid, Der in bduSlideil
Soden gern glott uno oeraoc aili
icin 3icl losgcbt
lin 0inniels ipillenl oa6te ser
Baron lno piinidte Dem n@eraoen~
eine NtoIliperre
SD. pore nidt ob1cneigt, mid
S6rer berfobrenen @erbdltniiie an.
.5une5mcn. sic miiiien Oronung III
&bre glngelegenbeiten briugen, ipic,
Der ilott peroen, pie eS einem 70
wodcren Wlonne ee3ient. Sie brou,
den eiHeu geihditstimoigen Srelmo,
Der Sbnen nidt mir init ylot. Ion,
bern oiiob nit frGitioer Eat bciltebf.
llno bier lit einerl &ertroien Sie
iidl mir an; es nliiBte NIT Dem Sen.
Fer 5ngebelD meni id) iiidt Der Wlonn
pdrc. Gle 81 rnn9ieren
Ga mar cs bcrdus ilno min itorr.
ten lie eiuanoer ms @elidt ser cine
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6eirat6s. .Qicenaen.

Suffer GoiteGago, 81 lno Moagic
Sloan %.
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mia Smith, IS.
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ma Nf. Sdnaoer, "a.
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9iihmono, ga
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0}afer, 1S.
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"a.
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uno Moraaret 6. Gems, As, (ggithue).
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oen iib ouf Sem s6iiic, s02 ,0s7
@iuno @ummi 1864 &iitno 9li-
def imo 1SL049 Efuuo 3inf. Ger
gSertb Der 2oOlns mar nibt anaege-
ben. gd6 Sen beitebenoen Ior-
i6fiiteu mur0e Die Sooeliit in lleber-
cinltimmlmg nit Dem @lni1e oes
@apt. aonig 80 Gage oeridloReu &c.
a6alten imo oieie 3eit lit ieBt abee-
laliien.
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legtc iinneno einen 6ineerfno6el an
Die gtoienmur5el.
oSoren sic, Damn begreiH iM erIt
re1t nidt. Obne ieoe gte6ena6-
iidt 1T iein glnerbieten ia ipirfIih
gener0s. @r mill Sr0mtng in meine
glngelegenbeiten brineenl g8ie fonnt
Der WleniH oa5it, Ser ii9 ielbIt cinen
eingefleiibten @eidbdftsmonn nennt2
0Oer babe ih i'm aud in oieIer @id-
tlmg miBDeritanoen9~
Sg1ein nein1." ieuf6te Serr @intcr
fldgliCb, oes lit i6on 70; er mill Den
Serrn Baron rongieren ~ otr1 cine
6eirot.
God? - 9lber nidt nit Ser
So6ter2 - So, ober nit ipem oenn
iphit?"
@inter belt i6iiteto Die Sdnoe
Ipor iic5 bin uno iblIcb5te f0rntlic9:
uN|it Der @eielli9aftSoame, Der
g9itipe @riets."
9iaitenielo prolIte 5urid uno lieB
licb nit nollem @etpicbt oilf Oen 9i-
pan fallen. Sein i1allenoeS @el11.
ter nladte Die 6eniterI1eiben flir-
ren.
Serrn @inter fl0Bte eS neuer Wlut
Elm; er batte gefiircbtet, etipaS anf
ocn aopf 5u befommen. Sest ID
sbelte er gefdllig nit ino iportete ee-
ouloig, bis iib Die fronlpfbofte SET
terfeit oes Saiisberrn auseetobt
bate.
,6reit mid nur, Serrn Sottler
beridten 5u f0nnen, ooB Der Serr
Baron Den ginfIiB fomiib oeflHben
babGi"
u5agen Sic; berriidt. SD {ebe
ia ipirflid feinen Sinn uno 8eritono
oarin, oaB er lih's iol6e 0pIcr fo-
item laiien ipollte, Der @eielli1afterin
ieiner So1ter 81 elmer g9ieoerb@.
mGbIing 81 berbelfen.~
(Gortiesung fuIet)
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geridte aus Dem SnHeren nno ben
au9reu5enoeh Staaten.

llnberniinftiger &aftor.
gluf 9Inoromlna Oes @eiunObeits.
@ommiiiars Giron tuoren am Sonn.
tag Die ScHntaesidulen in 9orf, ga,
geihloiien Inn elmer glnitediingsge.
fa6r in Der &inoerld6mlnas. Gpioe.
mic bor5u6eugen. Ger @oitor Der
8ereinigten 9res6bterioner Stride,
Gr. S. @iIion fritiiirte Or. Iiron
iiir ieine MoBna6me, inoem er iaate,
Dab Die 5dlieBrng Scr SonntagS.
SduIen abiolut ungerebt iei ino
onf oas olte Experiment 5iriidgreiit
nm bor5nidreiben mann lno no mir
imieren @ottesoienit abbolteu ioQen,