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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-12-15
NeWsy Notes From the
Georgetown District

Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Milliren
were visitors to Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. J. R. Campbell and son
Russell are visiting in the valley.
County Clerk l.. A. Hafer was
in Idaho Springs on business last
Thursday.
Mrs. r. r. Graham was a pass
enger to the City of Lights on
Tuesday.
Judge r. r. Graham departed
for Denver last Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. j. J. White has contracted
pneumonia but DIR. Fraser reports
her as improving.
Noah Nelson has been removed
to St. Joseph's hospital in Denver
where he is dangerously i'll.
Miss P. Noone has accepted
position in the local Adolph Nelson
store during the holiday rush.
Claude McFadden left the first
of the week for Routt county,
where he has some valued mining
interests.
William Kramer, who Judge
Graham moved to the County
hospital in Denver last week, died
at that institution last Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Burk of Denver ar
rived in Georgetown on Tuesday,
being summoned to the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. G. j. Seifried.
Wonder if the weather man has
not departed for southern climate
without any consideration of what
hardships must be endured during
SO blustery and prolonged a cold
snap.
Joe Campbell has added an at
traction to his billiard and pool
room in the shape of a Victrola,
which affords much amusement
and merriment on these long, cold
evenings.
Joe Meyer Jr. was in Geor ge-
town on business Monday, having
started from Idaho Springs in his
auto but was unable to get beyond
Dumont due to the severe wind
and drifted snow.
Mrs. F. D. Patterson Jr. arrived
in Georgetown from Kingston, N.
Y. last Tuesday, being summoned
home by the severe illness of her
mother, Mrs. G. J. Seifried. who
is under the care of DR.. A. Fraser
of Idaho Springs.
Father Boyle departed for Den
yer on Tuesday with Richard Kane
whom he will place in the hospital
there. "Dick", as Mr.. Kane is
more commonly known, has been
ailing for some weeks past and it
is hoped that the change will
prove beneficial.
The long delayed trial of Ed
Murray, who was arrested some
weeks ago on a juvenile delin-
quency charge, was held on Mon
day before Justice Tomay from
whose court he was bound over to
the District Court, waving hear
ing before Justice Tomay. De-
putty District Attorney r G. Smith
and j. j. White were the legal
lights engaged.
Carl L. V. Ensellen, attorney,
and J. L, Kraft, president of the
Wahsatch- Colorado Mining CON-
pany, spent a part of the week in
Georgetown investigating the pro-
perty of the f. 81. Graham Estate,
which their company expects to
operate. These interests include
the famous Mendoza at Silver
Plume. and great expectations are
anticipated of the results that
should be achieved with the opera
tions of these properties on large
basis, which is the anticipation OF
the company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-12-15
FIRST GRADE

Frank Spessard has been quite
i'll with cold this week.
Through the recent cold weather,
the building has been more COM
Portable than for years.
Evening star., 1916-09-17
Emanuel -Ehrlich.

The marriage OF Miss Regina Ehrlich.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Il. Ehrlich.
place today at noon at tho home Of the
bride, 1877 North Capitol street The
ceremony will be performed by Rev
DR.. Abram Simon of the Eighth Street
TAmple,
Evening star., 1916-09-17
and Player-Piano
Sale
Young Married Folks
Attention.!

Here IS the greatest
chance YOU will ever have
to secure a high grade guar
anteed Piano or Player
Piano at a tremendous saw
ing. We want YOU young
people to come and see
what liberal terms we will
make on these fine instru-
inents-we will make it easy
for you to own one RIGHT
NOW. Don't delay. Call
Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20
SWAN INVITES
OPPONENTS
PRESENT CLAIMS

A. X aNzn ssn1a8s m eDas15
assssasy gzes oss ~ ss5Dp1sz .esfsr
RGlea .e addresses y kts cpDSsea1ss
1kaa6z. Cxz gHlY a. 19sg
gI,m 1Jsesr Gsaea sa1
fs5 n M Ws
skzaas. Dxas11a.
Gem
I8s "a % a19se Yo4 fszt a. z esa-
ti12se IN me cssi1e n cSGaty stffg
ney, Aaye tsglss ss4akgng assaa feg
fs cisY "a caekzsaa N szt0yAsT
nlgs ysly zzts y D. no. atso oa
aasar1ay slgai yEl1 z1tf. ~ 2 >. mv
~ sske giaee ~ ~ essner ~ Tbifa
ssgset aaa Chiek&sE4 ayenAe. Yo8
are aefeb1 cordially invited " bs pres
en- ~ iaas time 2as present yosr
elalns sn1 tisae 8lil BE- 1iylosd nlfs
saea n yos. aa6 ! sazil sxgee4 y1a a.
mat time have further ~ a1vise
fAst have also 0lfls1 TIE follouIng
dates ~ nhieh yoa sre cor1iaiiy iavlf-
~ 10 b present zDe take time " pre-
SER. 1eaf eizims PrisD1 schDoi s-ass
Jslr isfa, , .. m. IretOn Jaiy y, 3
-. re NlHnekah Dienlc July n, . p.
~ yefdep aatprday. July ~. 1875. 8
b m poeaaset Mcn1Ay. Juiy "A, y b..
n THstis Tuerdsy. July -. D. ns-s
Amber picnic. July -. 2 .. m, starr
eebDoi house Thutsday. Jaiy ~ 3 ..
p Bailey Dicnic, July q. 2 y. M.
Rash Springs saturday. July ~. 3 b.
M; chickasha. corner Third and
chiekasba Ave- saturday night. July
~, 1pm
TO8rs truly,
A. X gWAE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20
NO EYE WITNESS TO
KILLING OF BOY
BY FREIGHT CAR
ssss1tia 80 frs1s Fzzs Oasj


- D.,gs astfaz Ear - f4ze-r+ q
? HtfiS 1s fSA aaaiM ilfa@ m Nj
fore - AeaF@ err N41eT e@aAs- 60
aits1tacn % fAs aesasr
ss4 "zs 70 Fss
Lsz1 E9aae5A 2 sNisesslass i9rel-al 4
ne RtSek lsAaa1 y4f1a. c4 n1f ae@ tne
scy rntl ae Sear1 eFy fr1@ tae
ssctAer an9 boxing F1,4aa A@~ E'a~
porth fzli haexpsrEa fr0za ostFss1
~ ezfs Iae seiA ne SAD so no
Fs1sAng ~ re traan s'as mar -
crossing
@oaa "eihpFNes swiseAraan- aa~
nothing q ths h@T untti be heard =
~ ano ~ son - The ears atoDpea
aaN ~ esaNs OF from - Feel ne
err. re had ~ Instruction p xssp
iAiA crossing open, A. 4 Z ~ paollc
one tnc1ga ffeqzentsY rsed ~ short
epf ~ Deople coming into ard going
from town He eo1lo not have aeen|
ne BOY from his position ~ account
of q curve
Engineer 1rsier enc Fireman Prick
eit testified That they dtd net We the
BOY eitaef beiofe the accident W be-
-. 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20

S1''At ~f s1zsn4ee sse isee
os s53st1 ~ sfs zas1,e ~
- n siaasse easiyss5 ~ man
~ ea~s ace ~ sas gfoct8s 6s
foopefztiee eegsfy a s1orsiag
p FtFg Nge tses1 ana fhe szs gsea
a1epes1 n s1vaa2gs 81 seyss foens
la Dk@h1Taz Tgs qsestles ~ ofsl
sae4s ahe q aeexetefs 8ekas4a 90
sise fcns ~ III siseao1 tf1igas
MI MeNslea at1 M Egslan4 ~
es NJ t~xih ftsir ssmDaigs feucT-
few NJ sa,ist tts eDDDessflsa of fae
sf111rs aa1 bat<hefs N te thfee
ffVns Hfdil0Ns1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20

sgty SEES II GsaNy easss9 M as ~
fsyg pl s4 male, t41ess1sx -
sseestax n sT1sg ~ 81 ss16 ~
n esalf stsssy ibf<, s6A &st<,fatisr
Ee4As s<1eefax Dfss<,eN1 n ~
lagea. fs 4Aetms IA 24stsx rsssg
t1.rs%sps tvgsg 40 <s.ss~,s,sgs
ssissFg nl8 ~ sis<are41 ~ ~ s.4
msssssx
F3thsss<e 1asss4 ~ gniy ~
~ sfyes " Interesting ste vtssths
fssa 4se IN Drosns1 isxis4Hss
0sess,afes. bs n sssisi aseYsf4ry ~
isf'6 y se<afs Sew nembefs anosS
~ shlftgfigs msmbsfs a stsss teo
mHHttss n iga1s s1fog aaAiasss IL
fbis fify~ saN Mr MeI8ilan '.fbers
~fll ~ ~ sfNsehsz, II niii ehiy ~
NAttf1gsfhsf mesaing 4 number ~
r.inks kfs Gaming ~ befo9s ne sezt
sessjoh ~ ~ legislature thzt Hef
chants shea1 ktk ftansf9 ~ We
DasseG tbfse NJ the fosf bills Nbsa
VA presented tsfs1e ne laei ssssl0a.
bpt We stall hare N yfofett fhsss bop.
a. cthef letsfssis are nofklhe ~ hsvs
these isus fsDfnls9 We viii paf ~ =
fampaiga ~ take ~ shs grocsfs ana
butchers III tglnEekah. M'HND ana ~
fssset III oYdsr NJ slfeHataen ne conn
" proposition
''Tbs main think which biis he efo
fefs u fIs extension u credit 10 ne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20

mm sans ce1n.


'4Thia rain ~ sure 70 save the corn, =
eald df Cooper this morning. "The
corn that was cultivated was n fairly
good condition before the rain and
uas not hurting, which would serve as
On object lesson 70 the farmer. But
this rain VIII bring Il az out"
Mr. Cooper left this morning with J.
V Payne, agricultural agent for the
Frisco. aud r. r. Ferguson. an A. 4
N expert. 10 look At two plats Of
kaflr corn and to see the properties
Of Mr. Smith and Of 0. w Long. four
miles cast Of Tabler
Rain Notes.
Fred Kreufz. prosperous farmer
living three and half miles west Of
town. said the rain was general IN HIS
locality 80 far a. he learned this
morning
m WAS my petition that brought Il.
said Court Clerk g. L. Newman this
morning and expects his friends to act
accordingly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20
CROCERS-
BUTCHERS
MEETING
E1sssss "a ~ Ismzwds& IssszA u
CsabH Thfs4itssS tt1.Tss Lets
laim n Nta SsEsa

II mstf N tY84sst tbsif interests
4 kai6sl lbfesiebsa aAysfse lAssslatien,
~ kf1<sfs hn1 basehefs n cfilfkssha
w. bsl9 4 spselAl faAeilnE bynighi ~
~ .tsffkses sH tte kfai HstAfi Nsg.
egsAts. sssts lstiess A lsis mAttiBe
ssass 4 focer and basebsr N chifkashs
xhs + mem i,ef n the assatfation "a
nskea - bo pfsasat, whether oiasf.
visa n4gfNd 4 nos
Yhe useslGg Nas fHilea ~ ihs ~
sssnss n a ~ NeNal'es, fieiq uap
exas a a. st4lss Retailers association.
uhs affiysa fttl ngfaisg win - I'M
,xy,ans taissis y these NBss u this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20

Special TO Daily Express.
Mlnoo. Okla. July 2o-The biggest
rain Of the season fell here last night
the precipitation being estimated at
two inches That the rain was geEer-
al is indicated BY the fact that a tray.
eier who arrived here on the midnight
train from Kansas City reported that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20

When Rfff ~ passing faFa gn bef
fret Dye affair sts horsslig besssgsr
tt&fs ~ ouir ore MAJ II Ne rerlt
woffb while
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-20
GRADY COUNTY AND
OKLAHOMA SOAKED

;cmunued from Page ons1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

bcroliS.
rMc6r ais ons. Eie Sciucicttcr
mciut, gon5 rncntbebrli6.~
Giite Seincicttcr, ipenn 6u 10 |oiC
2ogc oeri6Grfit, oo6te Gina inS
fiibltc ole @drlnc iciucr @ortc bc,
0n9itliH. Sic fab, ipie er iic6 raid.
obmanotc, Dem @eobobttnospoIteu
5il imo babel eeipabrte iie oi6 OoS
gluitoudeu eines bellen 8athnflei.
oes, uuter oenl aipci flcine, Idlnellc
5iiBc ii6tbor iporcit llno ooB @lic
inlo Shnurr, Die bei0en Siibncr.
bunbe, Moniell 2ine in tollen 5rcu.
Oenipriingen flGffeno lmfreiIten. SiC
fonnte nicbt ieben, Oh ser glbgeiponotc
l1Aelte @r tat eS ober gon5 IicGer
llno iie botte ein borteS gmpfinOclt
5olHe 8eriou1cn Oenen oIte un(
iilnge OtGnucr itnb alte Srouen gleid
geDogen iino, boben etipas @enlcill,
eef1brliNes.
sic itano allf. u9luf @ieoeriebeit
lieber lllri6."
Gag, W2iitterIeinl" Gr ipronQ
berbei Inn ibr au offnen, iie ipu6tl
aber, Dob er gleiCb ouf ieiuer @oiiel
5uritdfebren ipiiroe.
2ongiam aing iic oiir1 Sen Unite.
rem Sausflur 5ltr Sreppe, itieg bilt
nllf uno flopfte leiie ou 0ie Cir oer
Momiell.
.Sereilt, tpenn's feiu S6neiSer i'll
ionoern Die 2iuel" tonte es bon H.
nen.
.9lnr idl" iaete iic offneno, bci
noDc beripeiieno
,.gl6, gnaOigc 5roril" Gie Seine
fetter erbob iid ans Dem tiefen Stu6l
nit oen breiten @odeb in Dem ihu
Dor ibr mande Sipplingerooer @lts
fran iiA nobte oisgerlibt Dobeu
nNlit ioI1 liittien S6er5en bertreDi
man ii6 ouf Dem 2anoe Oie 8eit SiC
piiien ia. lin nit Der fleiucn Gin.
fam icb nlte 6raii liItig leiu, mic y
nnges 8ingl giur, Dab es nit cen
Springer nicDt mebr geben mill Ga.
81 1T Cine aber oa. g9ic II Suid;
iag i'd. gSie 3ieten aus m @uic5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

meiiit 9oblfc.~
Sic bdttc es frclutolicb rno bcbog-
lih; olte, obcr biibiHc lj}o5cl, ipciBc
gcbofcltc 0cdCbcu ais Sd)oner. gtipp.
io6cn iii arobent Bor5ellon sic me6y
built ais idon iDorcu; 9orbc, glni.
peln om 6cniter lno in Scr Mlitte oes
8inlmcrS, nit fiuiltli6en gluneu &C.
fHllt, mo @lultorudbil0er all Sen
MGnocn.
Gina bon Mcoocrn ioB om Sen.
lter, oct Sofoplob pcricbmGbcnN. @s
rod ltac9 pertrodnetem Sauenocl, mic
IN oltcn Sdloiiern.
Dg9ic beboglib es inlner beiSDnen
it, @ldniell Seiuefetter"
8ie bate nod 0ic einc @ode 1on7
ROT bonn Sdllofen
oSrieoen babe idj bier oben, IN
meiner @elt, gndOige Srou. lin pas
Merger ilno llnfrieocn IS, nebntc i6
ou1 nidbt nit berein. Die Iollen ppr
Der SNtpelle bleiben. 60 ein ghl.
fel1en ipobin ith Der Wfenl9 retter
fant, niuB er Gaben.~
llno iie ipollte etfpos iiber oiele
S6pelle trogen, oas 0ie alte srau
drgcrn DiirOe2 @S mar ibr ein In,
bebaglibes @efiiBl. glber bod -, fix
ipar cine Wsutter, Die an oas g9obl
ibres Sobnes 81 0eufen batte. 8u
allererlt ooron
9ie Seinefetter mar geiprd4ig.
uSeBt babe id) es ia gllt. 2inc
ninmt mir ond gang I'M itilIen man
he glufregung ob. SD iage Sbncr.
gndoige SSroil, Die is fori6 ioie -
Ina, ipie II llnteroffi5icr fam lie Der.
Iulnrcgierett iuenns icin nuB. lin
oenn miicfidjt fciner.
Dies itete, lmangenebma Sob sou
allenl
Gin menig einiam fir iol9 jun
gcs V}docben lit es bier ober.~
Spirit iie ni6, endoige Srou. SiC
IS IN @iniamfeit ollfgcpadicu. lln(
Oobcr fonmt aucb ibrc Sicbe 5iir ga.
| tur Ole nrlB mal II SonOwirt Dei-
rotten.
shl9 oasl Ger nod iluuer fIarC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

ollno tpic ipor cr betm oeu Srmlcll
gegcniiber ~ CT bate oos gSort
o@cibcr" gebroilAen tpolleib obcr Sic
pornebme Soltlm9 isincr Wlntter
5pona ibu 5im gleipefi.
Dylitterlih!~
limb ionit9"
rlllrid), mas bortbIt OH MIDI oi,S2
Oh fcnnit oos 2ebcu gcnug ihon.
@s berliebte ii6 ieoe 0ritte III i6n"
@an5 Iilberu tpar Ger &long i6rer
Stinmc yllno CT nielleidjt ~ II
biS1en iii ieoe sebnte &iibide. glbar,
IolM fleine glmouren tpie man on-
mails iogte, boben mid ME eebiuOert,
BON goi5er Seele eliidlib gu icin,
nls or mid 5it ieiner 2ebensgeiobr-
tin eripablte.
Ger ItottliIe Menid fam 3u iEr
beriibcr, tnbnt lire San0 uno dcg iic
an feline Sippen.
SSbr Ser5 beihlib cine leiie, bange
glbming. Sproh CT fir iit IN be5ug
nitf Die lH0uc 2ine luo cine fleine
gan6elei ino ooB iie Die iiberieben
moae? g}itn, ooitn ipuroe eS o6er
bod)Ite 3eiti Ga nluBte iie ii6er
fort. Den llnbolo, Der eeeen ibret
Gobn imo Ben gitteu B0blfe gctobt,
bate lie bereitS pergeiien.
Den tollen @e0oern baben i'm
Oie aonero6eu ouh ua1molS &C.
nonnt. i'm 5eloe, tppmr er allen ooroll
itiirmte, INN Die @ef1brten on5u.
feuern."
Gin 9lid nod Der ltDr. yllniere
quite Seilefettcr miro nun iuobl aus
ibreinNtittogs ertpo6t lciu!@
iogte iie nit leidJten Eon. .Ste mill
midi nal ipieoer berlinfiibren. 1cml
bei ibren olten Grfcbruneen perad)tct
iie oas yleuc niht Das ihdbe icb All
ibr.@
gSie bat ia iebt cine quite, suuer-
ldiiiee Silfe. SAT- bGtte or qclaQt
Sin ipates, miitterlides @efiibl bat
lid1 audi nod in ibr enttpidclt obcr,
ct bielt 3uriid
u3ie aleinc ga, iie lit anlicllia. 4
Ger uadldiiige Con ior0erte i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
i. (27. GyortIebllno.)

go eab es cine louge, longc Bnuic;
oie Dilttcr oodbtc an 6ie 8peitmoin.
fell Cine, itno llIrid fab oen brlitolcn
acrI Dor iid Iteben nit Der orobenO
crbobelfen salilt ,@egldaffen laiien
ipoll'n sic mih2 gla iol Seine
Nahlid)t fpollr Gle NIT mir iibcl2
ga ia, olib gut. Dab idb eiu Gieb
bin ipoII'n Sic mir betueiien2 lii
nib gIoubeu ooB i'd Elm @orbergcr
bin2~
Gas lit bod fiir Sbren Sail b0fit
Qleidaiiltiql" botte g0blfe geriifeil
mo Itnno it1mnlig uno breitbeiri5
on, 10 tpie ibn llIrib ibon in ieincr
ainobeit eeiebeu
,SSerr bon @c6oernl" Ser BUR.
Ihe fniff Die ffodernoen glugeu SIT.
10 bot nal Sbre Wfutter gelc6t,
iuo 1T Sbr Batter IN @orniion geiue-
ienl"
,Sinousl" lcbrie Der uIte Snipet.
tor.
SD aeb idonl"
lllrib fam mieoer 5u ieiner Wliit.
ter uno ronnte in oenl 8iunner oltf
unO ab, iolhe llnrilbe taimte 6ran
Dina gar niHt all ibm. sic griff
uadj einen BltHe, in oem lie geItern
gelcieu, nihte notb cillem 8oriponO,
friiber ols ionit 5u geben, oemI iGr
mar, ais ici ibre @eqeniuart ibm ieht
obiolut ni(bt angcnebm. Do Itono
cr am 5eulter rnO iob lit ben Sof,
biuiibcr uod) oen ggirtI1oftsaebdr.
Den. Gufel lllricb bate oci glos
ictien 9eobacbttH0spoiten aeaonnt.
mo ailf Dem ithien iitb ibr Sobn audi
ibon cingerid)tet alt bobcn. 9Sl6tlih
Ipauotc cr ocn aopf iiber oic gl6IeIa.
,Nlut.cr, bel Gorbere f1llt mir eit
oli fannteIt ia Batter lang Dor
ellrer Seirat cr ioll Der tollc
ggeooern@ genonnt iein @os be-
rcd)tigte ocnn ole Wleniden 6a3u2~
Gie bottc lire Dlieuen ieBt gond III
ner @cpult
oSein ggagcnmt, feline foridle Sll.
Genotrait; er trotte ieoer @efaBr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

9(mbroton bon Sro 3inos Weiic6t
cr6iclt leiie 91otc. sic fpuroe rrreg.
ter ols 5lpor. Die SSeiliefettcr gidtc
gol5 trmlrig.
olluo mcr mciB, uiellei9t bot lie
i6on irgeno mas Sic iibt 6upcilea
eon5 III @eoonfen ais mar iic 10 mo.
anocrs. gto, penn man jung isl
gId, mic ipollt ib oelu gilten GinGe
cine rcd)t id)one 8ufinft iDiuli6en.
Sin S6GieriuGoAcn weioctc i6r
2drnbcn ouf oer 6llr" "- ooS babe
id nal geillngen.
Gin biibI6es MGo1en, mic Sic
Wlnmiell," Srou Dina buitete unO
5upite oil ibrer Soille, omiro Gelc-
gcn6eit boben, betpunoert lmo bcgcbrt
3u ipcrOen. 9hr Serr bon @icgboru
ltno Serr @orn 6iirfter nod 81 I'M
ii1ere aouoiooteu lcin.~
o9ld, gndOige SroiL" ladtc ole
Seinefetter. oDas iino ooH, uuter
inns, oiuHme Sitngens. lle6cr bic
Iodt iie.
sic MAIDEN ibr Ood ober iebr SEN
Sol
,Qa lobt lie oud iiber."
y&ml" Der &einefetter tpGre alio
nit OieIer @efabr nibt beioufoulmen
einItpeilen. 90 iogte iie oenu mir
inn allgemeinen 4@elegenbeit modJt"
- uno i6ipieg ipieoer lmo tippte nit
Ser 5ierli1en 6ineeripibc in bic flo.
rem 2oAer Der gebGfelten Eii1oeda.
Sol1e glrbeiten 5otte iie oit6 qemcdt
in ibrer WlGo6en5eit uno Del monGer
2uftmai1c imo mon6em St6bd,en
an Suit ocn iuerrei6boren, 1cOod]t.
lluo mar ooc0 ieiuc 6rall geiporOcnl
IS pas 0iebe iolln uns nal
fommenl gtih nol 5lm beimliMtl
Stdno6cn is bier @elegeHbeit, Gem
Sine ibrc Stube is bier nebcnoi. "
sic ltredte Den 9lrm aus, lno I'M icI.
ben 9lugenblid 0ffnete ii1 olib eic
Iiir, ino ole 9eiprobcne trot cin.
sic blieb iteben oic gnQoi0c 3ruit
odtmgspoll 5u griiBen lnO oonu cine
raide 9oti6aft ans Der NlilNfnuuner
l0u iIberbringell.
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lllmci itonoci in molcriIdcr @roGt,
Ilmo Nie 3p' rciicn ocS gtorocus, Ole
'Foppcln, pieicn 3iun floreD ltodjt.
binlmel gln Dem berrIihen 8ort
pou Sippliugcrooc bottcn @cl6lcdj-
ter geor6citct; icocS ein3elne betont,
ieinc 3cit mo mar in Gbrcu gebaltcn
lporocn Plus ocm Rofoto ltanoet
cin tleiner SeinpeI, Gin Stiid @urG.
rhine aili oniteigenOem @oocn; Gin
poar bobc &arusDdnoc, Die flnitac.
rcdt immer Gcidoren ipurocn; cnl.
lildc @ortenfinit 5eigtc iirb in oca
ipoblgepflegteu Hoicn, oen 9alinl
grllppen ltno ihon geiiigten @coc1
Der lebte Sipplingen botte Ccia
notiirlihen8odjstunl obue ieoe fiiult-
lihc gohbilfe gcbuloigt. lln0 0icien
Teil ieiuer S@olle liebte lllrid) anl
meiIten Ga nnnoerte er iett ond)
nit ieiner Whltter. iie iorgiom fii9.
reno. @S mar cine f0ltlite StiIle.
glodtigollen ioneen bier ni1t. Jtur
5irpte bier imo oa Elm gogeIItinun-
den, fam Elm Wllb ans Den entfern.
ten @irtidoftseebGuOen beriibcr,
ooer es auodte perloren Elm Sroib
fern om EeiH
Gin &on5ert itimmen iie nibt
oh" iagte 6rat Dina, als fold Gin
9hlf pieoer erflang.
Gle botte oomit Die StilIe, Die nui.
i6en ibuen beioeu entItanoen ipar,
iintcrbreden ipolleu; oem iie nurOe
i6r fait bedngitieeno. @enn nun IN
Die gtdbc oes Salies eelongte, iuo in
cincr geidiibten 2ollbe ole bcioen
Nlomiellen bel einem @inolidt IdBeii,
fam es ibr immer Dor, ais Derlong.
fame ibr Sobu feline S6ritte uno ais
ipcnoc iib iein aopf ein ipenig no6
DER Jfidtling,
(5ortiebiug foIgt)
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nnn 4. nrIy

Gina io6 sic iNonc @citalf, Od8
IdDcre, goloblon0c SOAR, oic lclld,
tcnocu, tiefblauen 9luqcn uuo iic
cnptono, wcl6 f0Hlihc Sriide ron
ocn DlGDben ollSging. y9ic iong id)
cS ocnn nir alL sid 81 cntierncl2
oocbte iic imO fiibltc mn eilc wirf.
liHc 5cinoicligfcia Nsufitcigeu.
sd fonm Gin on0crmal, licbc
Seincfetterl" iogte iie fllr5, imo a.
qelong Sine faitm nit aIler Sd)uellig,
felt, Dor ibr an Der Siir 5u icin, llot)
ocr lie itrcbtc, ilnl iie ibr often 81 bal
ten.
ugla?~ froetc oic WiomIcIl. sic
mar ia fur5 on9ebunoen SO man
faim al ibr geipobnt.~
Zine Itricb nit bciOen SdnOen oas
Soor bon Den SdlGfeil 5uriid. sd
ipeiB nidt II idb fiibIe mid inner
ipuuoerIid beflommen in ser gfd5s
Der gn1oigen 6rou. sic iiebt mid
10 on - 10 onOers mic ionit oie9cllte.
gli6 bohntiitig II aber~
yNiein fleiner Dummeriobn!"
ladte ole Seinefetter. nSie is eine
CUTE 6rau imo bat es i9per genug in
ibrem Seben gebobt. Sat ou6 ollf
ibren cigenen 5iiBen geitouoen, nie
mir 6eioe. 1aoon er3Gbl i6 iIoi
NAL, g9as is iest nit Ger Wloqcr.
mild2 &iibe fronf9 @os2 Ca
loll oo6 Mir poll'n nal ins gleid)
oen @oblfe iudenl~ llno iie Itiiett
lid, ni6t aus Silisbeoiirftigfeit, Ion-
oern ans 8drtlibfeit, onf oen 9(rnl
oet Sungell.
Gin punoeroollcr glbeno; oerDtonO
itono on Simmel, 0ie altcn, iebt III
Imoriihen 8hmen oic ltlric6 bon
Sipplin9en gelicbt, gtodtpiolen lsRo
@ololud, oilfteten. Sie meiBcn Si.
lien batten ibre aelhe gci1loiicn; ser
fleinc Springbriinnens in Der Nliite
oes 9idienrlnos pldtidcrte; oui cen
Yiiicben inter oelt boben @1luncn Lag
olnfler Sdjatten.
Sonnen 9iotbuden, @i6en uno
SiuOen warcn iiber oem StroudJlrcrf,
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g(us benz Snueren WlarNlauS's nnS
Seu augrsnseuSen Stauten.
g8 a I 5 5 / a II sc.

gSolobrdnOe in Der llmgeseno BON
SoqerStomu ri6teten 6etrddtli1en
Sdaoen all uuo SunOerte bon 2euten
marea Eag lmo 9}oht .6obci, ole
6lomnen 5u loi6cn. Gas 6euer
blonute iiber me6rere SinOert 9lder
Solslono in Der 9ldbe BON goons-
boro lnO Gleoripriug. Cen groBten
56aOen erlitten @eorgc 6. Snpoer,
sSo6n @. Smith imo @oitor ". So
9S6il6ower. 9tm gtortb @louutain
bronnte Dos 6euer iiber pertbpole
Sol3lGnoereiem Die ben @e6riiOern
6ron5, Syoiepb Grnit mo Goparo
Sei6ert geboren. 9lru Sout6 Nlour-
toiu in 6reoerid -Goiuitp luurOcn 800
g(fer 2ono III ser 9tdbe BON Si95
ano6 bcimgciubi; ouBeroent brann-
te oas lSeuer iiber mebrere Slmoert
9(der 5miiHcu Bethel uno Dcllop
Springs.
ltrIaub fiir bic s oOctten.
g9ie aus 9lunapolis gemeloet Mrs,
baben ale bier aloiien Der Seecaoet-
ten @eibno6tsurloub er6oIten nit
Der gereHtigung, @erwanote ooer
5reilnoe ailBerbalb ser Staot 81 be-
iuGeu. Iie Gooetten ser eriten m0
5tpeiteii &lalie tueroeu aber mir bier
Gage llrlaub 6etomnen anifatt cine
ean5e 8o6e, einiblieBlid OeS 9leu-
io6rstoges, iuie lie ge6oiit batten.
Captain @opuro g9. @berle ser
superintendent Ser Wlarine.9(faoe-
nie, na1te betonnt 6aB ser llrlau6
am Wfittog oes 23. Ge3en6er begin-
nen uno bis 5rm 26. Ge8ember oou-
crn miro. g8G6rcnb oes Geites Der
gSode miro ser regu(Grc StuSien-
plan aiiiredt cr1oltcu meroeil, o6er
bic Grer5itieu mo forperli6en lie.
blngeu tperoen bis 5um 2. Sanuar
ouSfallen.
Bon elmer miitbeuoen
eau angegriffen.
Gictor 5recIano, ser t0.id6rig(
So5n BON !Serrn imo 8rau @iaiom
6. Sreelano, Die in Der gld6e boz
@rince Sreoerid wo6nen, ipuroc Dor
elmer piIogeworoenen Sau ongegrif
len uno in oen aopf gcbiiien ms
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Iipp s. Scnni8bauien 8. g., glr. 224,
&nrrens2beuue.
6pnngCliidjc WcmCiuidGft.
Salcms Stride 0iouob AStrobe ilno
S9blauo s2lpe., @aitor 8. 3. Slider, glr
34U5, @Ougbs sSrabc.
GmaunCIs Stride @rccncsS sStrabc
ms GiocrsgtQeD; @o1tor g. g. gSeber
glr 27, Siios@reenesS sStraBe
Sipeitc Stride Der Graug. 0icmein
idnit ~ MaDiiousStrdBe, 9de W5iltou.
9lueule; @nitor 8, 6agelitein, Nr. TAP
@atterIons@ @nrfs glpemte.
Scutidle Yaptiitcn &irmen.
Gritc hcntidjc Yaptiiten 0irhc Wos
niimentsS StraBe, 9de &otterIou &nrfs
ylpenue, Raitor Jialph g. gSe9ener, gir
1927, Mount Rohulz 9luennc
3peitc bentidJe goptiitcu Sirhc Sre.
oerid sSlpeme, @de W2onroes StraBe; y