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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
Sometime Good

Those who hate haste many me i.
cine should try chsmberlai,.'s Ta"lst.
for constipation They are pl.ssa, t
to take and their feet i so sgreea
BILE and so natural that you will not
realise that 1t has been produced b,
medicine, obtsius bisevery whsre. adV
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

The chief attraction in a home
is good woman. To man it is
his wife. To children tits mother
Weary and worn with strife, the
husband seeks home for consola-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
JOS. A. Leblanc

as a candidate for the office of Justice of
the Peace of the First Ward of Vermil-
ion Parish, subject to the action of the
Progressive Party.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

Beauty in dress is a good thing,
rail at it who may. But it is a
lower beauty, for which a higher
beauty should not be sacrificed
They love dress too much who give
it their first thought, their best
time, or all their money; who for
it neglect the culture of the mind
or heart, or the claims of others
OH their service; who care more
for dress than for their character;
who are troubled more by I'M
fashionable garments than by a
neglected duty.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

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Althc bowers of ..sf ..,...-.,;..,
shall b.. vested i'm AMI ,.>..r..,...I Ia. r..
BOARD of directors ..,,,...-...r ..,-.tt.,.
than five, members, mon, ,...,.. .l.., co.,
members Tin. additional ,-,,,,,l...,. IN
excess OF five tn b.. llI..I ,,,,r, Finn. IN
time N fla, discretion of ia. r..r3 of
Director. until th,. t,t'I t.,,..f,..r.f st,.,.r
IS named. Each ilr,.tu~ f...9t hold and
OWN ou,. shar.. of tl.. ~.ii Cnr,,,..tiou
continuously. dur,n. tl.. ir..uu5ru,,. Of
Irs office Sand Directors =, .,l,.,,.d
A. q orrcrll ru,.,.,i,.,. of -f,,t-r.ll..rs
ON the first Wclu.>,..t, in March 14Ih
and th.r,lft,.rt, ,r...,.l a, s,,,.,, Mt
in, ~, fine. FIRST \y.,lu,-l,, ,f\r,r,b ~
.,rh ,.3r Notice. of ,,,,.l, election .bau
D. Dubli-h,. i'm u N,.,.>f.lr.cr i,.u,d ~
Nbcyill. Louisiana tLtr. times the
FIRST notice. toluD,.tr at l.,.t ftt,..u,la,s
preceding such election All ,L..tious
Shall be held al the. office. of said corno-
ration at Abbcvilly. La. under the SUI
pervislon OF three stock holders appoint
ci tof the purpose hN the Board OF III
lc'JolS al H. regular meeting proceed
lhS lnc d.'Ic oil su'h election f"Iure
/" l"!u t"c ''''ll'" Oh I'c ""le SPCu-
hvd SnalI not cause OF operate dioHoIu-
uoh OF inns cor p"ian"h' hut lAc DIrec-
Tors ShalI hoId over Nll'h thelr success
NurS are clc>lcu ana Installed. \'cah-
Giles occurring on inc bodrd rom any
cause Whatever Sil'II DC HIIed by TIE re-
manning directors nom among the
SloCNhoIdciS quaiHt' 10 serve as Dl-
-,o,,,.,, =. .il,,,., ,i -,
bus;,,c,s Of the CORPORATION Meetings
of stockholders not herein provided for
shall be called in the manner and uDon
such notice as ma, be- provided in the
By LAWS of said Corporation. Each
Board of Directors. at its first meeting.
shall elect fromits members. a President
Vice President and Treasurer aud from
its members or a stockholder of this
CORPORATION. a Secretary.
The following named persons shall
constitute lhe hISt bo :,i Ui directors
ana theY are vested WIN All 'ue rights,
po%Tis anu uUtiS9 i.1l Gil, Sle,I"e''' an"
9''"Il Noiit'liue ~ o'''OI "''''i 'Ieii SUI
cessors ''l1i' iI'ae DCO' clI:'eG anu
Instance Do 'ei N'''''o'0 P'0'i' W.
I VIZ
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

Every child has a right to a
happy childhood. The recollec-
ton of sunny childhood is an
suspicious inheritance and a SPLEEN
did preparation for the strain and
burden of life. In China the first
four or FIVE years of girls life
are a continual agony. All the
children in India are born old. Go
among the submerged masses in
auy of our great cities and you
will find children barren and desc
late beyond description. To have
this JOY crushed out of a little life
is a sorrowful tragedy that will
shadow all its future. Gray skies
will often weep above them in the
after years; see to it that, so far as
possible, these early years are un-
Clouded. Let them have their
childhood,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
Raphael J LaBauve

as candidate for State Senator, 18th
Senatorial District, Vermilion and St.
Mary,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

SUBSCRIBERS: duly notified of the
will promptly discontinue Sending
to to
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mail o.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

We are authorized to announce the
name of
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
ARTICLE l.


The name and title OF the Corporation
shall be the Ncrmilion- C8ddo Oil Com
pany. Inc. and under said name il shall
have and enjoy all the rights, powers and
privileges granted by the law to Corpor-
atoms; and it shall exist for a period of
ninety nine years from and after the
date hereof, unless sooner dissolved in
the manner hereinafter provided for. Ii
shall have the power TO contract, SUE
and be sued; to make and use a Corpor-
ate seal and the same to break and al
ter at pleasure; to hold, receive, pur
chase and convey, as we'll as, to mort
gage, hypothicate and pledge property,
both real and personal, issuing negotia-
bic bonds and notes, to name and APP
point such managers, directors, officers
and agents and other employees as its
interest and ConvenienCes may require;
and to make and establish such BY laws
rules and regulations for the proper
management and regulation of the bust
ness of said Corporation as may be neces-
sary and proper and the same to alter
and amend at pleasure
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
ARTICLE VII.

IT the expiration OF tH!9 NHdIt6f, or II
sooner dissolved, the affairs Oh this Cor.
poratiou shall be lIquidased by three il
dtiddtofs. elected by minority # the
Stock. present or represented, al meet
inc Of the stockholders, determining TO
dissolve or present al tie last meeting
that shall be held prIOr 10 the eXpira-
ton of the Charter. Such hquijato
are hereby vested with full powers to
sell auv and all assets and property,
both real and personal, 81 the pOra-
ton and give and grant full and COM
rl-tc title thereto, aud shall have fall
mowers md authority to do aud per-
form all acts necessary, useful and pro-
ner 10 fully and completely wind up
and liquidatc It's affairs aud distribute
It's Proceeds il any, among the
stock holders. and ~ case Of the death
or disability Of one or more OF SAID Ii
ouldators the survivors OF survivor shall
continue to act.
Thus done and passed at my Office in
Ab5cville, La, Oh the day, month aud
year first above written, II the presence.
of Messrs. J. G. Leblanc and J. 1.
Brooks both OF Nermil!Uu Parish Louis
lana. competent witnesses who have
signed these presents with sald ap-
pearers and me, Notary, after due read
ing OF the whole.
!. T.. NETTLES
S. Z, WATTS
II. II, SHACKFLFORD,
Per 5. 7. Watts.
B. +. ZONES.
d. l.. MCPHERSON.
O. A. BROCoS3kD.
Witnesses.
!. g. LEBLANC,
J, y. GREENE
N9'aFy lHsl's'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce the
name of
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12
ARTICLE II

AN lN-I1E. IL
The domicile of said Corporation shall
be i'll the Town of Abbcville, Parish OF
Vermilion, State of Louisiana, and all
citations or other legal process, shall be
served upon the President, or in the
event OF his absence from said Parish
then upon the Vice President
ARTICLE III.
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized are said to
be: To purchase, receive, hold, lease.
or otherwise acquire mines. mineral
lands, mining rights, claims and privile-
yes, or real estate i'll the State of Louis
lana or elsewhere, and to prospect. ex-
plore, examine, test, and develop open
work, or i'll any manner use or turn
same to advantage; to prospect and
search for natural gas, oil, petroleum.
coal, salt, sulphur or other mineral or
elements of use or value; to investigate.
examine and test lands and localities
where same are supposed to exist, and
to drill. bore, dig or put down such
MGllS, pms VI SildlNo, 10 liietN TX NttlllGU
expedient for that purpose; to mine, dig
blast, exCavate, pump, or otherwise OBJ
tain or procure, natural gas, oil, petro-
leun, coal, salt, sulphur, or other min
eral substance of use or value, and to
prepare, purify, refine, manufacture.
transport, convey, store, warehouse. sell
or otherwise dispose of same; to build,
erect, make, repair, maintain and oper-
ate any buildings, pumps, machinery,
apparatus, works, railroads, tramwavs.
boats, barges, canals, levees, reservoirs,
pipe lines, tanks, or other things that
may be necessary to accomplish and
carry on the objects and purposes here
in set forth; and in general, to do any
act or thing necessary, convenient or In
cidental TO the accomplishment of said
objects and purposes.
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock of this Corporation
is hereby fixed at the sum Of Sixty
Thousands Dollars, represented bv Six
Thou sand shares, Of the par value of
Ten Dollars each, which capital stock
may be increased or decreased in the
manner provided by the laws of The
State Of Louisiana. This Corporation
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-02-12

No stakeholder shall ever be held La
bic or responsible for the contracts or
faults OF such corporation Ill any further
sum than the unpaid balance due to the
Company on the shares owned by him;
nor shall any mere informally III Or
canizatiou have the effect OF rendering
TINS Charter null or exposing stock
holder to any liability beyond the amount
OF his stock.
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WENT AFTER MILLION
DID ETAR!GR! BILE.
Mysterious Mail Robbery in,
New York Puzzling
Detectives.

NEW YORK, Feb. EFT became
known hese today that a daring at:
tempt to steal S1,00o00o, consigned to
New York banks: had been made Sat
urday morning b 5burglars, who broke,
into a United States mail a while
II was on q ferrysin transit from the
Jersey GenfraISrailroad.
Post Office inspectors detailed to the
case admitted today8thatfth thieves
had Obtained several packages other.
than those eonsignedttoythe banks, but
they professedkignorance as to the ex-
tent 81 the booty. They also refused
70 teH how the robbery was perpe-
trated.
II was said that four money pouch
els we're stolen and according to re.
ports one lofSthem contained 100000.
information as to the exact amounts
involved was refused by the Post Of
nee Inspectors! One OF the pouches
came from washington. and is be.
Heyed to have contained a large
amount 81 currency from the Treas
AIRY Department.
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Thompson III Trouble
With Orphans Court

uMoNToWN. Pa, FEB. ga rule
TO show cause why Josiah v. Thomp-
ron should not be adjudged in con
tempt ofscourt and an attachment is.
snedwaaIgTanted by Judge j. G. Work
ia Orphans Court yesterday. The rule
vas secured by Attorney Charles A.
TuibTepTesenting Mrs. Phoebe w. Lit.
man. b Beneficiary Of the estate OF
Josephs MgClark, OF which Thompson
iH trustee.
An order OF court was made No
Yenber 20, 1915, by Judge Work di.
roofing Thompson to distribute the
balance OF the Clark estate, amount
ing ~to8$bs169: OF this amount Mrs.
L4itnan i entitled1to ~$1,273.81. She
ciafms that sdemands have been made
upon Thompson for this amount, but
that no had refused to pay the whole
or any part OF the amount. The rule
RasFmadeT eturnable March 10.
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Rallroada eia Taxpayers

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. ~
over S2,100,000 has been paid in taxes
for the current tax year by railroad
companies operating in the state, &C
cording to the report OF State Audi
tor John s. Darst. The Baltimore &
Ohio is the largest taxpayer in the
state. It's taxes for all purposes having
reached a total Of over $S3S.000. It's
valuation In the state is ~$7S,375,00O.
The total valuation Of the railroads is
almost $1S9, 100000 as fixed by the
Board Q f'Public Works. The total tax
es paid last year by these corporations
was over S1,S00,000.
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Normal Schools First
Graduate Visits City

DR.. II. D. Clark pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, at Warrington
was in the city yesterday having. come
here to hear DR.. J. w, Manhood wno
is conducting a series Of eyangelistie
meetings at the First M. q. churcn.
Dr.. Clark was the first graduate otStne
Fairmont State Normal school n
preached the baccalaurate sermon y
this institution last spring. DR.. ClarK
and DR.. Mahood are personal friends
and it was through Rev. Clark that
Rev, Goodwin secured the services OF
the evangelist. DR.. Mahood will prob
ably conduct meetings at Manning
ton at the conclusion OF his meetings
here. @
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Personals

John Lillts has returned from q visit
to Wheeling.
Arch Shaw has returned from Pitts.
burgh where he was t~ransacting bust
ness.
James wilkins, of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with friends in this city:
Miss Clara Mcdonald, of Fairmont,
hastreturned to her home after a visit
in this city with Mrs. AZ G. Clayton.
MissFLaura Adds and Messrs. Roy
Adds and Andrew johnson Of Monon'
gah spent Sunday with friends IN TINS
city.
Arch Cook, Of Cameron, was q ytst-
tor in Warrington Monday.
Mrs. J.. G. Monroe has returned to
her home In Evansville, Ohio, after
q visit in this city with Mrs. Joseph
Flick.
J. e.. Smith left yesterday for Bell
ARE, Ohio, where he will locate.
Miss Eva Schock has returned rom
West Union, v. Va, where sne q
been visiting with relatives.
Rev. Father Kluser, OF st. Patrlcks
church, has returned from Ltttleton,
where he was called to conduct a fu-
neral service.
MrS.%W. H. Parsons ana %uausHtet'
MISS Dorothy, Of East Main street,
have returned from Clarksburg where
they were visiting with Mr. and MIS-
La. Earl Travis.
Miss Blanche Jamtson has return.
ed to her home In Fairmont AFTER a
week in this city visiting with MISS
Emma Bartlett.
walter Mays has returned from New
Martinsville where he spent a rev
days visiting with his parents.
Arlington Knisely and Frank Dun
kle have returned from Grafton where
they were visiting with friends.
Samuel Stillings,of Broomfield, w
va. was a visitor in this city Monday.
+. w. Fitzpatrick, Of Clarksburg, Is
here for a visit with friends.
Mrs. j. T. Koen and Mrs: F. r. Stew
art. of Pleasant street, will entertain
the ". f. M. s. Of the M. E, churcn
Wednesday.
street, has returned from q business
Visit to Hundred, w. Va.
It is the intention of the Al
lien Contracting company to Withdraw
from business in this state on Maren
DR.. H. B. Jones, of wheeling, Is .
visitor in this city.
q. e. Bailey, Of Ftairmont, is here
looking after business interests.
Miss Margaret Hawkins, OF Little'
Iton, w. Va; is In this city Tor e visit
with friends.
81. D. Palmer, Of sistersytiie, "
Iva, is here for q short visit with rela'
|IkS.,At a.TNHst1g9T tsF" NffIrl NNEUHNn FEaN tFatEta .
Thomas Neulon OF Bristol va.
has returned to his homeyatter q WISH
in this city with relatives.
william Rushford, Of Glover Gap.
was looking after business interests
here Monday.
". B.. Glasgowrof Fairmont, was 9
visitor in this city MONDAY.
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WARRINGTON NEWS
Mr.. pevore Dead

John Devore, a well-known resident
Of Warrington district, died Of pneu-
monia at his home near Rymer satur-
day, February &c, at about four o'clock
in the evening. His wife, a son, r. w.
Devore, OF this city, and n daugh-
ter Mrs. Dora Ice, survive. The fu-
neral was held from the family home
ut Rymer Monday. one.thirty in the
afternoon. Interment was made in
the Rymer cemetery.
Shakespeare Club
The Shakespeare club held a meet.
ing in the Auditorium. They discuss
ed Act W Of Henry VIII. The meet
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swnethearts Med a Last

WILLIAMSON ". Va, Feb. a.
Miss Judy May Of Pond Creek, KY. az
edy70. and O.. r. Blackburn, aged ~, ot
this city were married here By. the
Rev. James Thompson after which
,they departed on q honeymoon trip.
The wedding is said to be THE culni.
nation Of something Of Q romance; i
is5said they were sweethearts in child:
hoodfand there vase lovers, quarrel.
Tachs the other dead. Recent;
,iyItheyIrnet BY accident anditheir love
ndEplRns were speedily
made for 9 wedding.
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this city as guests Of Mrs. "A. G. Par
.ry, Of Beatty avenue.
pasaed AWAY

Mrs. Elizabeth Efaw passed away.
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ell
mer Masters, in the Brookside addi-
ton on Saturday. Mrs. Efaw was six
ty e of age. Funeral services were
held from the Flat Run church. Inter.
ment was made in the Dudley ceme'
terry. Mrs. Efaw Is survived by six
children, all living in this locality.
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WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandrun causes a feverish Irritation
OF. the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loos-
en- and then the hair comes out fast
To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp OF every particle Of dand-
ruff, get q 25;cent bottle of Danderine
at any drug store, pour a little in your
hand and rub well into the scalp. At
ter a few applications all dandruf
disappears and the hair stops coming
out.
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November 18th, 1s1I
prove .What swamp ROE wIII po For

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co,
Blnghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet OF valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing. be sure
and mention the West Virginian. Reg
ular fifty-cent bottle and one-dollar
size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
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Notice

Council will be in session on Thurs.
day, March 2, 1916, at z o'clock p. m,
for the purpose Of making any cor
rectfong In the registration books or
registering any qualified voters not
heretofore registered.
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his imperial father %preceptor, the
kaiser, looks on from the hilltops0 be-
hind.
Mach Paris!" is the cry again echo
ing in the German ranks-again spur
ring the TeItonic legions on. For
should yerdun fall, the greatest obstat
Gle between the invaders and their
goal is swept away.
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West vIralnisn want ads bring
results.
Brooklyn Druggist Praises
the Great Kidney Remedy

have handled DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy
for twenty years and have heard plen-
tyt Of favorable reports concerning It
from my customers. They are satisfied.
with the results obtained from its use
/ know Of many cases where Swamp
Root has cured Stone in the Bladder,
Gall Stones, Gravel, Catarrah or In
fammation OF Bladder, Liver trouble
and Rheumatism. I have used 1t in my
own family with good results; and I
heartily endorse DR.. Kilmer's swamp
Root and believe it has good curative
value.
Very truly yours,
ALEX. LIPSCH1TZ, Druggist,
81 North 9Th ST.,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
November 18th, 1915.
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The crown princess mighty army, re-
leased from its 14:months siege Of the
republics stronghold, would mass be-
hind the German lines for another
march on the French capital.
Verdun Is merely a pawn In the
crown princes game of war.
Paris Is the stake he expects to win
If Verdun falls!
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TWo

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Arnett,
OF Flat Run, Saturday, twenty.seyenth,
a son and a daughter.
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Mrs. Arch Cowan has returned from
wheeling where she went for a surgi-
cal operation.
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ing adjourned at eight-thirty for the
DR.. H. B. Jones lecture.
K. Of c. Banquet

The ManningtoSl knights OF Column
bus will hold a banquet on next Mon:
day evening. The Fairmont lodge Will
be their guests and invitations have
been issued to the clergy in this dis
trict. The committee in charge OF the
affair are F. G.. Barlow, D. A. Fltz.
gerald, John Berry, Ed. Gaughan and
Earl Cover.
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John Lillis has returned from q visit
to Wheeling.
Arch Shaw has returned from Pitts.
burgh where he was transacting bust
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
1pie SaS EieS yStiue Naebt"
e~ntitanS.

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Weibnutts5eit bic Welt umiangen
bGlt linb Die Weniben aus DEM Saiten
unb Sreibeu oes glltags 0eiit unb
8er5 erbeben gu benz ainoe, hds Der
Welt ben Sriepen 8ebrabt. bort ma
in Yuluit uun Siitte. BON Iiliunen
Stimmen Die Weiien hes eb%rpiirbigen
observation-disclosures ~Stile Nadt, beis
liee Nad)t" crtlingen. Mau crireut
unb be9eiitert iih au ben betamten
SlGngen. Die INNER lpieber traute Or
innerun9eu peden. aber nur Wenigen
lit Der Wtunn betdnnt. Dem mir bas
Sieb perhunten. haS MN balp ieinen
buncertiteu @eburtstug ieiern fam.
Sn Nrnsborf, oiht an Der baperiihs
piterreihiihen 0ren6e. pirtte Srnn5
IS rMber aIs Gshrer unp per'db
auBsroem oen SraauitensS ienir an
Der ct. yitolnns Airhe 0 Sberns
eorf. gu bieiem fam am abenoe pes
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preeiaer mar. unb brahte ibm eilMes
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

3u5iilbcu unb ieiu Wcib uuo ainb
lpdrmlen 6u fonnell.
Nlber ba batte Ser &irt, er luolle
Den Wnnn nidt gang ults bcm @elid)t
perlicren, bcppr or e~riahrep bate,
mas bie5 NleS bebeutc. Or ltano duf
uuo ging inn nGd), bis CT bortIin
tam, mo Der 6remoe bnbeim mar.
90 lab Der 6irt, Rag Ser Wtanu
nidt ciumul cine 0iltte bate, nm
bnriu 81 mobnen, ionbcrn er bate lein
@eib nnb iein Aiub III silter Ser9s
grottc lie9en, lup' cs nitt5 CAB, ais
nadtc, falte Stciulpdnoe.
gbcr Der 0irt oudtc. oaB bas urnle,
mIhuloi8c ainhlciu picueidt bort in
Der @rotte erfriercu uiirOe, unb OBJ
9leih er Elm barter Wunn mar, lpuroc
or buoon boh crAriffen uuo bcid)lpB,
Dem &inbc gu beIfen. linz CT lDlte
Ieiu Hdn3cl bon Der Coulter llnS
nabnl ouraus Elm peiBe5, peidcs
ShaiieQ berpor. Sas CAB er Dem
irembeu Mnune uno in9te. er moge
oa5 &inb bnrdlif betten. Nbcr IN
Semielbeu a%usenblid, in benz CT Scigtc,
baB audi or bormber5ig icin fonnte,
ipurbeu inn Die IlIgen 9cofinct, uub
CT lab, ipn2 er porber nit)t bate iebcu,
unb bprte, mas or uorber nidt bate
b0ren fonreu.