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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
VERA CRUZ EXPEDITION
COST IS MILLION
tON6I.ESS NrpR0pRItIES
I'M RNiNtI' FOR PER-
SHINES NllIA CAMPAIGN

Washington. March Fl Tho lm.
mediate pufohaae 81 additional aero
a'aaaa y hlsh power thousands OF
aorHeH anl moro than Hitr motor
trucks for nae n the Mexican expe.
aiiion aOl for service along ho bor,l.
"a eH mado nosAhla by tho senate
hie Thursday eoncnrrlng IA tho
lioaao action maa.ns lha million
dollar wn emergency approprls
noa hu
to Discussion IN Senate.
ian aenaie marh disturbed hy
arsuis reports received from the Dor.
awr promptly pa aed tho bnl With.
olt discussion, and only a short ox.
plantation from TIE finance committees
a. % nhai 'ha money was 10 used for
az ~ million dollars was appropri.
aiei faf deirplas tao oApeUses Of
iho Vera Cruz occupation. lho total
appropriations for supporting Ameri
can expeditions into Mexico. At.
tboagh NOT alI ma money has been
spcnt & hoR 2 million dollars. ard
ihere Aas heon no Intervention.
Noi 9 aaestion was asked N ne
7'nato of he tsadequacy IN ths
arms alr service. not through fault
e. Gee asa'oa bat lack OF efficient
mnfhIn5 II o expected however.
ihoi thia phaao OF to army win be
roae la'o etttn8lvely during tho DE-
'aie oa fhe arms reorganization fin
hlfh opeu tomorrow
Aeroplanra Come First
Tho csNaiI'ures authorized IN
6o emerseaa hill range from water
#w m aaropanes, among mo BIZ
ieHs beln
2 acceptance ie4.h 900
ooe hof each about 100
T motor trucks feaH 1000
months liY f5r g1sgi al
dleoaal enlisted men i. f.s7707
nhalsiena feor new recruits 753,iif
''# nof'a'fon ~. ..s..... 1855. AT
'0taH uHi equipment. 1904 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

Ia Haraa 81 TIE SKATE sum
ao. aoa,enf.oa closed her With
W euea of officer ft vas a
great meeting EA aas detected
aet aee 81 meeting Ta
af
mt HaN Tulsa
denf = 3 Nasie 81
pembertoa II King
Heeios Ffoterles Mn
aa. Ni'ef naraIo: b J. Dmlae.
Naatomis Res Heaiershot
aee George J. Mann. Holden.
Is p Hickman Darant. r VI.
erik Enil.
RECORDING seeueufg +. s. Peter.
paanee.
Treasurer Andrew Klnskale. Okla.
acma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
TRACK MEET To BE
STAGED At FAIR GROUNDS

lm lnaau count track meet and
NialoHe contest SIN como of al tho
cmfan FMlef fplf Ground tomor
fns he9lnulne promptly AZ o'clock
nad an afternoon of race entertain.
msnt .s promaed ever 10 entries
iof in different events haso been
ma4e lH alsanee renfeaonflng alxy
iw al'fe1ani foAopls aad There slH
Ne , Thousand scholars from
t.eo Hea' hacking Aer ntorlfea
seq Hpt mm mme teacher
Mnn Hi PATRONS Admsalou ~
iHa HH Hai tnd 81 nl Nll le
le. 'eall tul eolmle .. ,nlo 1fe m
tit.l sH4 ufl r. attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
STRIKES PROMOTED
AGAINST MUNITIONS
slN MEN IN ENGLAND NAY
&C. fRleo foR HaH
TREASON


A
"
"
p'. '
Inr .nrY.H..m.n. 81. D. I4...,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
VILLA IN OLD HAUNTS
WITH INCREASED ARMY
THREE FOREIGNERS. on. IA
AMERICAN, VII lDERID ~
BANDITS ORDER
(sULLETlN) ;
(By Associated pressA


Ell PAso, MARCH 3i.-AccoRD
ING TO GENERAL GAVlRA's m
FORMATION, THE FIGHT OCCUR
RED ON THE EVENING OF MARcr
Both AT SAN GERONIMO, ~
TWEEN THE SEVENTH U. S. CAV
AIRY AND FIVE HUNDRED SOL
DlERs OF THE VILLA FORCE, THE
LATTER LOSING COMMANDO s
FERNANDEZ AND THIRTY MEN
THE AMERICANS SUSTAINED sEV
ERAL WOUNDED AND TWO KILL.
ED.
VILLAS FORCE, ESTIMATED AT
FIVE HUNDRED, WAS SEVERELY
DEFEATED AT GUERRERO mARcr
2e. BY COLONEL DoOD ACCORD
ING TO REPORT FROM PERsHlNe
TO FUNSTON. SENT FROM SAN
GERONIMO RANCH.
VILLAS LOSS IS PLACED AT
THIRTY KILLED AMERICANS
FOUR WOUNDED. AMONG The
VILLA WOUNDED WAS AN or
FlcER NAMED LOPEZ. WHO PER
SHlNG THOUGHT MIGHT BE
PABLO LOPEZ WHO LED THE
BAND THAT MURDERED SEVEN
TEEN AMERICANS AT SANTA
YsABEL. FERNANDEZ is AMONG
THE VILLA DEAD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
VILLA NEARLY CH0EED
TO DEATH BY MEXICAN

Columbus N March "a. tf has
cen learned bore that francisco yu
nearly loat a's life 3 fee lafaeo
li ioe orfalios ra eh aort 8
anfe from tH6 pace ahofo be lor
.Wed and put 70 death aFe Hc4loans
)ae Of bis victims leaped apou him
ina vas siraaeilag hu ahea i1e Y4l
'sta officers leat hlm sanaelcss attn
lte butts u their guns
Aiucio rianeo vas tho name d i6e
Nesieea aho almost succeeded b
ndins Villa career
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
lRuLleTlNl

SAN ANTONIO TEX, MARCH 81
NONE OF THE AMERICAN
WOUNDED WAS SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.
VILLA WAS NOT PRESENT hT
THE FIGHT.
PERSHING SAID THAT WHAT
WAS REGARDED AS coNFiRMA.
TloN or THE REPORT THAT
VILLA is SUFFERING FROM A
BROKEN LEG WHICH HAD BEEN
RECEIVED. HIS EXACT WHERE
ABoUTs HAS NOT YET BEEN
LEARNED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
TWO BIG NAVY GUNS BLOW Up

Washington. . O. March 3l-Es
piNsipHs d t#0 ItlHfH guns on the
battle ships Louisiana and Michigan
hecme known f1r the first time today
Rn q Secretary Daniels appointed a
special board 70 investigate the aeei.
dents TIE explosions happened a.
recent tars prae'ice on Guantanamo.
Nsar Aauyal STRAUSS sd i1dag 'hc
guns had ursised their fun life 81
lza shat and ihsi The explosions oc.
Cured after they bad been refined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
FEDERAL FARM AGENT
M'PHEETERS ARRIVES

: : Nci'heefsfs tHe pew fe8afa.
.atm agent aaa demona'rsts r
i~san counts arrived TO-DAY nom
Hastings hInn and snl been b
torS 10 tais coant AZ once Hs
~ oklahoma man faa-oaa
te1att alth conditions IN ihis aat.
aad ei.i endeasor r. assist It's fea
efs ot Tie county Ia meeting anI
grooming maal q their problems as
"eil as organize the boys aad sfls
Tor club Yafk and scientific apllea
ton Of the things they should kh8a
and d for success oa Tie farm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
CHAMBER TO PROTECT
MERCHANTS FROM GRAF IS

Ih" fhHmher 81 conn r H4a s
specal committee aaf. III para.
spseal fnaar hgIsH fl he apem
iife tn coming a1r $50. pan m
line1 m'ap proir ilpn ~ merchants
from al i0nu u aasfr#ar mEeA
daaa'I9nf 'e anir ihe arans.
mea propaae'l ihe Chamber 81 com.
mef'. HH pW o1 CD th.me ub
ntff'd 10 merchants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
lEUT0NS DELIVER FIERCE
NIGHT ATTACK IN FOREST

Paris. March s. The Ccrmans de
verei ierss night attack on three
'ides of the village a. Mansneourt
says the French official settlement
The French retired from the v.llaae
rroper, which Is in ruos. but con.
hnue 10 bold the outekuts
Inc loss % the French o large The
Germans also lost heavily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
THEN ALL MEMBERS Or
GRE ARE ROBBED
hin ROllhii INN DlAIRI~
TOT lkSl ~ Slllp A\nlI\-
hh lNnS N iAli

lbwts, OH. MARCH a.
SCHILLER DECLARED LATER
that HE WAS A spy FOR tHE
GERMAN GOVERNMENT - COT
INSTRUCTIONS FROM THt CTR.
MAN GOVERNMENT 10 co ON
BOARD rHt sHgp AND BLOW
hfR up," SAID scHlLrR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
MONEY COMING BACK.

said Nos Weinbsrrer "The pso.
pic of Guthrie aqd loean county
spent $4,000 in promoting the cimar
ron Valley OH company Already
more than three times hat much
money has been paid back 10 the
farmers and land owners Of the conn.
ty. Il looks 10 me ike that is a good
investment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

Lc~cs Del March 81 The youno
ftowaway ~ho. sinalc9ianded cbp
turrt tho nritsh steamship Matouho
forcing The captain and crew of nfty
ns' 20 divert the vessel and land
hese. is In jan
The alleged pirate declared that
ha Identity must remain a secret
90 prefer 70 be known as Schiller"
he sad Ne denied that he vas act
uaied by a patriotic move.
Ne said he wa after tho Two thou.
and pounds which vas In the shlp's
safe.
Capt eeraner said when Schiller
covered MIN IN his cabin the STOW
away declared he had q rIuhl to blow
up the vcssel because il carried
barbed wire, which ~aa eontfaband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
'RAND JURY RETURNS IN
lICThENT AGAINST WAITE

New York Narea 2i Tie Grand
iur toial retaraed an Indictment
harging murder IN the first degree
eaiugi Dr Artaur 81 Waite accused
I po.s7ains His fataar.nlaa. John 4
'eek Of Grand Rapids Michigan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

LcRos nef Nanh loae Gu
man aioeasa hea np TO- captain
aol HNlsn member uo crow n th0
British ieamor 1lampno. eompolm
faen a. the point ~ fasoltsr ia
change tho course 81 Tho fesfl hi
aHd BIN a. me Delaware bfe4keaf
after he bad rlflca ihe ships aafe
nHi talked thcir salanbies. was told
aae By cap'aln aeraor mnstof a.
iHe haioppe Tic sio4aRai ah0
sa3a Ala name g Efneai Schiller ann
tHat he had ital 10 Hoboaen Is
ior the laai eiehi months b nos loet
% nH in nHe lai here aealtius Ha
arrival of lie United States diahlsr
afioraey from Wilmington. Del avn
- British consul General ffom phna
deimIn
The hoidup took place outside Hf
iAioeml'e llmll and federal author
iHm bore ea nat Tits ro.eenmsnt
asl'f ~ circumstances probab.,
s3li bage nothing 10 10 aim fhe
'ler schiller mos mY sil 3D.
returned % fhe Waiosaa ani turaei
oser f. British officials at 50 Lucia
eaere Die gea.el en fop for coal
Captain is Boun
TIE siaiono aaIied ffom Sow
york. feferda for yladIgo.tok siib
nareo consisfing chiefly of barsei
tire and farm implements Al
O'Clock "a ne etehlae epoa enieflar
as cabin Captain nafgner said bo
fas eonifonfei s. o8ne man af6
p revolver 81 either hand uai
1H and noi sound I gou value gsar
l.e eas the command iaat greeted
him TIE captain then 1as boana
aaai ana 'eot ana locked IN als eas
ia promising Under peaalls af 4.s
aoi e raise aa alarm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
BURIED Money IN SAND

NeH Y1rE fareh q Police are
aeafeAlns today for seven thousand
dollars said ia have been buried by
Embalmer Kane Ia The sands At Long
Island.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
villa Murders Foreigners.

Ell Paso. Tex. March 3l.-A man
named Herman Blankenberg and TWO
other foreigners were murdered yes
,arday al Minnaca chihuahua. ny
Villa and his folloVres, according 10
priyaie reports received her. today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
villa Crosses Great Divide.

Ell Paso. TEX. March 81. Nilla has
crossed the great continental divide
and is heading southeast to his oia
headonarters at San Andres. accord
;ng TO reliable informa ion received
here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
EMBARGO URGED
ON GASOLINE. IN
A HOUSE MOTION
- AIRING PRICE BRINGS On
lIGnI 10 a lW tNpOR-
TtTiO\
(By Associated preas)

Washlfeion March 81 Members
o. the aouso broke loose with another
denune'ation OF the interests which
they sag ara forcing the prices Of
asoiuc upwards
Following cof lefeuac ai'h seefc
tsry of Commerce Redfiell Repro
sentative Howard of Georgla intro
ifeel d re uiiion directing the pres.
ieent to place an embargo an Tho ev.
portaton of gasoline.
Representative steenerson Of Min.
neeota introduced a measure direct
ing the federal trade commission 10
fA rruca on gasoline and allied pro
lHcts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
BIC OCEAN LINER.
GROUNDED IN F0C
GOES To PIECES
hiiO-hlhi WIN 2gg PtS.
sENeI.lsS. NlsLIS DiSts-
JLh Oh IlONd. kON,.
(by cIaied rrenl


aan Ffanea. Cal, March 1.-The
t'sam'hip company received inforns
Hon this afternoon that al chiyo
Asfus pasae Gers had neen reeeuea
3rd taken 70 tong Kong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

ahangha. 90 % Trans Pacific
AhsHlp 'A Nafu 81 thirteen fhoa
sana '0h d cmenf was grounded
ioF 81 his morning 0n lema
'sian1 soa'h Hong Kong
"2a'H f British torpedo de
slfayef o. iaAa off her TAO hundred
tliN hihfi} hI pH#eHTnfa from San
hfanr.seo aHi ianila.
iA' sh'p t san fanesoo oa
la.h 2hd i.f tohoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
villa Divides His Forces.

San Antonio. Tex. March sl-The
uaxican consulate here received a
message from General Garcia at III
Paso saying that General GaFira had
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

husband Later o.tu, Ar,orn.,
Swami OF New iora county learned
ih"' Dr Waite had bought a large
quantity q afenlo rharonnon ~
o'u'r'd an arrest Percy S pcch
me son IN Grand Rapids il pushing
'n' ease and is determined lie mys.
'''y shan b cleared Mrs Waite is
fh' dlarhicr of The dead couple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

Letter files ,or sale at The Leader
Gflee. Price s5c. , for 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
eees Goyefnment a wan

ln opeuine De iemMss SIR Hos
ard said ihat not onl5 tAe people but
also the government i suffering from
iae rise in to piiae Of Gasoline
lle asserted ihat tha refinor.c,
had taken ADVANTAGE OF Tie var stu
alton TO soaee tho American pblla
.What we ought 70 hase. sit
Representative Howard Is action o.
to sort President Roosevelt took az
Z q time the coal strife aas threat
eaed coal was scarce prices were
rising and people IN dire distress be
cause Of the situation Theodore
Roosevelt called President }aer o.
the Erie down to see him and told
him that II The strike was not settled
is fortyeisht hours be- would send
troops into ihe mining regions and
that The Iaited states would take
over the mines The strike was So,
r6i ln forty eight hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

80 one in congress IN either
branch desires to interfere with or
impede The great prosperity with
which tals nation is blessed. 50 long
as Tat pros e-lt is derived from le
alt.nale prolts hat ee coalaaaf
rise ID the price q easoiire arbitar
ls nssl hg The refnerios. has not
oaly reached fae 'init Of endurance
INT Is lecom.ne national scandal
The reener'es defend taeir action
r fixing the existing and conteuria
- eSoraiiant prices o saying that
'aere is an increased demand oceas
Toned bf the European var and de.
creased production in crude oil The
rsr ID Europe has n0' increased tht
e4poa.ator 81 aline. but n has
decreased
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19
XXI.

DIS @iintber ben @orsarten Der
Norrenbadfden 8iua betrat, fat er.
tpie Der alte 9iener Griebri9 eben
bas Nteliersebdube berlieb. Giner
rai4en @ingebuns folsenD, trat er
uuf ibn gu, I'm ii9 mad Snse gu err
tunoigen. Ger Mlte beutete mad Ell
mem a%bgelegeneren She'll Abes @ar=
tens.
rDa irsenbpo mub ii9 bag ss5rduz
lein ~aufbalten. - Mber Der .Serr
2eutnant tbun bielei9t am beiten,
bier i'm Ntelier auf lie gu tparten.
Sit pollte glei9 3urid fein. urn ben
Gra@tbrtef. fir bic 8ilbertifte aussu=
fullen, bic nod @ormittags our Babn
muB. Mena's Der 9err 2eutnant
etltg baden, tann i9 ia aud abas
Grdulein fu9en."
sd marbe Sbnen bafiir iebr
bantbar iein. - Sn3nii9en made
id bon Der @rlaubnib, i'm Mtelier All
tparten, @ebrau@.""
Ser Diener madte baau elm Sc
ii4t. als Oh es ibm fdon sereue, biefe
GrlaubniB ertbeilt gu baben - piel=
lei9t in ber gu fpdt aufgetaudten
@rinnerung an etnen bon ieiner jun
gen 9errin erbaltenen 8efebl. Mber
er tonnte bas einmal @elagte bod
,ntdt gut pieber 3uriidnebmen uno
begniigte iih besbalb, nit mG9tigem
Mussreifen feiner langen 8eine mad
benz ridpdrts gelegenen She'll bes
@artens bin gu berf4pinben.
@untber mar bic tperiaen gtufen
gu Der in ben @arten binausfubrenz
ben %offenen 9bir bes Mtelieraebdubes
ea.porseitiesen uno batte raid ben
tleinen 0orraum burdI9ritten. Das
srobe. faalartise !6auptgemad
mutbete ibn beute, mo es fetnes Bill
berf9mudes san3li9 beraubt mar,
unbebagli4, tabl unb froitis an. De,
Worbang, Der es foni in 3tpei Ebeilt
gel9ieoen, mar %bouitGnbig 5uriidge=
3osen, unb inmitten bes iipeiten Rau=
mes lebnte Elm ein5elnes @emalbe an
Der aufredt geitellten fla@en Rilte
bic obne 3neifel beitimmt NOR, es fin
ben Sransport au%f5une6men.
Mi.. etnem ein3isen Bid erfannt'
@iintber Snges SdDpfuns. unb mebl
als Bel Der etiten 8etra@tuns tpal
J er frappirt pon BEN Garbenreia uni
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19
(8ortieeuns fOlst.)'
Die sdmersen beg Sansreinmadens.

Sic s6mer5en unb Sic grmiiouna,
Die b1rh Ah1etiduneen, neberanitrenz
.gltng unb ueberarbeitung pdbreno Ser
3ett beg 5ausreinma9ens berlrladu
fperoen, bergeben Bel Intpenbnng bon
.sloan's Ointment. Sc lit .nidf .n0<
tbig. bieie s6mer5en gu leiben. Wean
appli5ire III Sloan's Ointment auf
pie tpeben Ylabe unb reibe MIR elm tpez
mig. Sn fur5er Belt seben Die @drnerz
gen meg, SIR. tperbet beql1eme Mube
firoen nnb @u6 an einem .erfrijdenz
Den @6laf erfreuen. Gin Ganfbarer,
Der Dag WitteI gebra16te, 1dreibt:
nsloan's ointment lit iein @etpibt in
8olb tpertb." 6nbt cine. Sla5de our
9ar1o nnb 9ebraudt es gegen aIle
Sduner5en, Neuralsia nnb Guetldun>
gen. Spotet Sdmer5en. Csc BEL GU
rem Mpotbeter. (In3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19
Sebes au .ieiner Settle oes
Weae5.

@eges.
Mlf batte feline Mbnuns, iparum
@unpor nod @.odbolms 5urudsete6r
mar, unb als er ibrem Wun19, ii@
fpesen elmer unterreoung bel i6r einz
5ufinoen, nadtam, gei9ab es nit
3alb uneeoulbiser Werpunberung,
NOS oenn ei9entli4 los lei. Marum
mar tie oenn ni91 lpettergereiit?
Dariiber ariibelte er nod mad, ols
sr l4on Die 5reppen binaufiprang
lno an ibrer Sir tlopfte. Sic biz
nete uno ltano nun, Dom 5arpfoiten
slnserabmt, l4lqnt rnD blei9 -
uno pie ct .Da9te - onOerbar ur=
naturli9, fat mle Elm enti9minbenz
Der S9atten Dor inn. ueber bic pie
len rotten Sdufersiebel bin1peg fiel Der
4benolonneni9sin in Das 3immer
herein, @r leu4tete auf ibrem brauz
nen 9aar uno mob etnen molten
9olpslan5 INN t6ren @9eitel.
gr tubte lie freunoli9, nabm
Damn lelnen ueberaieber ub, lab
li4 i'm 3immer UNI uno 1agte: ,Du
bait ia gar feline 8lumen ODER lonlt
etmas Grimes BIER! Sd slaubte,
o9ne Dos tDnnteit ou gar ni6t
lein."
% bod", erpiberte tie leile.
SD bin aber au@ Elm re6t
noala1iiser Brdutigom! 9o6' i9
Dir elm einaiges Mal 8(umen gez
6ra6t9"
$50, einmal, ror LANCER 3eit. SIS
iporen bamals au4 einige @erie boz
BEL"
rN9 ia. Mun, ouI bisie gerle
6ait bu leitber per5i9ten miil1en, oerz
lei seb0rt Der Suseno an. Mber
i4 tann ia in etnen 8lumenlooen
telepborleren unD eini9e Ao1en oDer
mus Du boben m0dtelt. herfhiden
laiien."
bi9!"
nf9aNuelt es pu DeHH UNI etnt
lange unterreouns? Sd bobe Ell:
gentli9 nod cine 8erobreDung 6eut,
a6eno. @enn bu mid etpos
Truber bena9riGtist 6attelt, batte id
MIDI nod freimaden t0nnea. syebt
tam es mir lebr unselesen. @ib ri,
in 3utunft Mtube, bei beiner gnt.
ldlilnen gu bleiben. Mas lpor oas
nun fir Elm @infaa. 10 9ols iibe1
&opf nieoer bierber5ufobren? 81
mare lider piel tliiser semelen, 81
pareit oireft ,ssreiit. Dies bisr lit il
auh cine unaGtige Nusgabe."
9ul1ppr 5udte .oulammell. Sci
eS Damuls ausaemndt porDen lpar
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19

itoG DOR Dent9 Wttftufett getpeten mar
nit benz StoBieuf3er iiber bic un.
slidielisen Weibersefhidten, bon
benen Elm aufpdrts itrebenber Monn
fi9 fretbalten miiKe - Dor bieier
eisenartisen unb,. pie linn biintte.
CANA neuen @90nbeit, Die er ba an
ieiner Greunbin entbedte, permphte
Manuel Saraiin bod feline Nusen
niht gu berfdlieBen. limb bielleidt
mar es serabe bic burd feline per@
5tpeifelte Situation gef9affene Grres
gung. bic fem 8lut i9neller in Mal>
lung seratben lieb, als es unter norz
malen %llmitdnoen geideben mare.
Set Monaten botte er talt unb 5iel=
bepubt baran ~searbeitet, iid bieIes
Wdb9ens auf CUTE Dirt gu entlebigen,
upb iebt i@ien inn bic @oriteIung,
lie gu berlieren, nit einem MoI gana
unertrdglth.
Sbne aud nur ben leileiten Mtoer.
tanb gu finben, leste er feinen Mrm
nm ibren Raden, unb feline nit fie=
berhafter S9neligteit arbeitenben'
@eoanten formten ii@ gu re1den,
baitisen Morten.
n@epiB tpurben lie mid beffraFen,
Giebling porausgefeBt, bab id
bumm ssnus mare, bic Vro3ebur al.
auparten. Die 9unserleiber freuen
fid INNER, einem bon uns etlpas an,
3ellge fliden gu tDnnen. Mber id
babe teine Suit, ibnen au fpldem
Wersniisen gu perbelfen. Gbe Tie
ibren pertpidelten Mpparat in 8etpez
suns geIebt baben, boffe id, UNI Elm
poar bunbert Meilen aus ibrem
Madtberei@ entiernt gu iein. - 9at
bu Courage, Mia. bic 9srsnisungs<
reife nit mir gu pagen?"
nWenn bu @elb senus mitnebmen
iannit, S@aB, baB mir nadber i'm
4uslanbe ni@t Notb leibsn miiTen
uno penn bu ii4er biit,' baB iie uns
nidt errei9en -" q
@r DerfdloB ibr bic 2ippen nit ei=
mem aub.
Sin @aiff, bas @ott Mmor
fteuert, sebt nidt 5%usrunbe," faste er
nit aufri4tigfter 3uperIi9t. ,Ia<
fur, bab es i'm S9iffsraum auh
nidt an ben n0tbieen 8aargelbern
manselt, min i@ f9on forsen. Gr=
parte MIDI in elmer @tunbe in beiner
Wobnung, mein Qiebltnq! - unb
pade inapiiden be.nen Softer. Mber
nur einen - BORT bu? l1nb es muB
ni@t eben Der a1ersr0Beite fem. 3ou<
Nriiten bon unferer @attung re::,.,n am.
bequemften. nit lei9tem @epGd."
Sic la6te NIT Tim, unb init aGrtz
ltaem @ufblid Bot iie i6m nod elm
mai ben Munb.
r@laubjt bu mir, @9aB, baB id
mid pie Elm &tnb auf uniere ReiieI
unb rouf ibre Mufresungen freue? ii
8as 1T bod enblia nal eir ri9tiaes
Mbenteuer. - limb bann Bin i9 bod
au@ Elm fir ale Mal bic, Mngjt, log
ppr bie1er profeiforstp1ter aus, 2ie=
berfpalbe. Du pirt lie ia bod.
pobl ntat aIs Dritte i'm gunbe nit
nebmen tpoIen2" I,
Gin S4atten f1og iiber @araiins
@eii4t. 4ber Der miBtraui1d laus.
ernbe Bid ber@daufpielerin I@eudte
i'm binpeg.
rNein! Du aaein fonft fortan.
bic unuml4rdntte &Dnisim meme.
SCREENS fein. - Mber nun ge6'!v-
Gum Roien unb Sdnbeln bleibt uns
brauben auf benz tpeiten Meltmeere
nod 9ett genug." ---
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19
6unpor.
Ser 8on1an eines iungenN1dbdens bon
Gitbetb &lplenitiernas@ eniter.
beredtiste l1eberietung aus Benz
S6tpebii9en bon 8auline &laiber.
(S%ortletung.)

S6tpebti9en bon Hauline &laiber.
(Sortietung.)
Qlf CAB nad; itatt Der groben So
lelli6att iplte lie nit ibm in ulrits-
bal efien. st NOR persniist uno
Freunolid), rebete bon ieinen Ingelez
genbe:ten unb allen. mas er bon Der
5abrit erboffte.
u9isls lit mein @ert. unb id
fonn itola barauf fem. laste er. in
Dem er 1ein Glas auf6o6 nWenn
MIR Dos na6ite Mial matchmaker an
jtpber, @unppr. oana 9Nt es Dem Be-
lieaten Dra9en."
n8eibt Du nod, mas bu mir
einnal bon Dem inpil9en @ptt Suss
s@ernaut er5ablt bait, Mlf?" fraste
1unrpr. u9at bu feline Mnsit. es
tonaten rieleiGt toitbare @9erben
unter beinem Srtumpbnasen lie
ssn?"
uMein", periebte er bort. Limb i'm
abrt3en pdre per re9t oumm, Der
nad1eben ipiiroe, mas unter ben &ds
perm liest, iolanse Die 5abrt ielbit
ni91 auTgebalten miro"
@uapor eripiDerte ni9ts auf biez
len Iusipru9, aber als tie am na9=
zen Sag i'm 3ase iab, tlansen ibr
otele Wprte' lp1e unglldperbeiBenOe
Ylpden1Gldge unaufb0rIi9 i'm DIR,
unD mdbrenD Ter Mp9e, Die lie bel
ben Sbrlsen 7ubraate, lpo fe lid)
fremper tublte als ie, lieben tbr
NlIs Worte au9 teine Nube. Sic
Forte ite beltdnrls, unD unter ibrem
glnflub tom lie gu einem felten
gnt1alub, Oenn iie fiblte ieBt nit
5plngenper Gepibbeit, Oub lie nun
fir 5rpel ltart iein muHe. N4 Dielz
4eldt, pieueidt, lpenn .er por bic eno=
siiltige gntl9eiouns geitelt muroe,
Damn lpa9te er aus l%eiler 8erblenz
Dung auf. unb 10 bei9lob jie, nad
Stpebolm granddaughter. Oils ibre
Werpanoten bies b0rten, batten tie
lofort siEen tleinen 9her5 Bel Der
pano. uno tie iasten, lie tonne no.
ti!rlt9 Die Srennung Don Dem Yrdu=
ttsam nlAt ausbalten.
ngtein, Dos TT iebr i9per", perz
ieste @unpor srnlt uno Driidte babel
unpidfiirii4 Die 5anD auf ibr pilDz
pp9enoes ,6er5. ~; .5st
SIN lebten 4beno auf 0sueftab,
lob lie am 5eniice unD barrie in
Die @inIamteit btnaus. Del sWinD.
1aulte our9 Die 3meige, uno Die
oirren Blatter nirDllten tpilD um=l
Der. Dieie @ttmmung glib ibrer
eiaenen; talt4 UNI tribe fab es i'm,
Iusenblid in ihr aus, unO petmeltte-
8latter Der grtnnerung nurDen Dom
losgerifen alno Derlpebt. Mber
1ein, nei1! ermabnte lie fid. Ne9
CAB es @laube unD !Soffnung, 2iebe
uno 5reue, uno lie muroen Den Sies
3apprtragen.