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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-18
Former Progressive Candidate
for Congress Tells Why
Robinson Should Win.

WHEELING, May 18.-The Hon
orable Charles J. schuck, former Pro-
gressive candidate for congressman
at-large In this state, and who Is to
devote considerable time before the
primary to the interests Of Judge
Ira ID. Robinson, In his candidacy for
the gubernatorial nomination, before
leaving on tour ot-the eastern sec
ton Of the state said anent Judge
Robinson's candidacy: There are
many reasons why the voters OF our
state should support the Judge at the
primaries. June 9.
I'm the first place, every one who
is acquainted with Judge Robinson,
be he friend or foe, knows him to be
an honorable. upright, worthy citizen
Of our state: and every lawyer knows
him to be one who Is standing In the
very forefront Of his chosen profess
sion.
In the second plCe, his public rec
ord from prosecutor Of Taylor coun-
ty to Judge Of the supreme court of
appeals has conclusively shown that
he is man OF integrity, honesty of
purpose, marked ability, and one who
In the language Of a great former
West Virginia, carries his soyer-
eighty under his own hat It's rec
ord on the bench will always stand
out as monument, showing pro-
found depth Of thought and analysis
In the decisions rendered by him, as
we'll as being classic in the English
language. His WORK along this line,
also demonstrates beyond a perad.
venture Of a doubt thar he has never
been another mans man and that he
has at all times followed the honest
dictates Of his Judgment and Con-
science. This fact SO successfully re-
flutes the cry we hear In some quar-
tiers that II elected governor he will
be controlled by certain men and fac
tons, that the cry will fall on deaf
ears. so far as the great mass Of Re-
publican voters In our state is con-
cerned.
Again, besides being Q. noted law
yer and Judge, he Is q man among
men; keenly alert at all times to the
interests Of his fellow-men and citi-
zens he Is ever ready and willing to
do those things that make for a bet
ter citizenship, home and community;
and high and low. rich or poor, can
always rest assured of eniisting his
support in those matters that tend to
help the Individual and to elevate. our
state to still higher and better
standing. Having been born and
raised in the state and faithfully
served 1t In different capacities, he
knows and understands its needs,
wants and resources, and so would
give us business administration
that would reflect credit upon the
state, and honor upon himself and
party.
For these reasons then, and many
others that could be given II time and
space permitted, ! am for his nom
ination and feel that all Republicans
and former Progressives can stand
together and present a solid front
with Judge Robinson and his record
a. platform that will sweep the
state"
IN cpnclusion Nj. schnck said that
from reports received from the vari-
Gus sections Of the state. there was
to his mind no question of Judge
Robinspn's nomination, and with him
leading next fail the election Or the
whole Republican state ticket IS as-
HureQ$ 49, " ~ H. '1I ~ n. F. ~ rs (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-18
LETTERS
Unclaimed at the Local Post.
Office Are Advertised by
the Postmaster.

A list OF unclaimed letters adver-
tised here Is as follows: ra
Lena Arbigass. Makis Apostalis,
Mrs. Nettie Amber, Peter Arens, Ben
c. Arnold. A. Abbott. Q: Mrs. v. S.
Adams. Mrs. Jesefa Artimez, Mrs.
Journey Adams. Antonio Adams, e. r,
Altman, Andrew Allen. A. Abbott.
| Mrs. Maggie Bell. Miss Marion
Blair. Mrs. Stella Baker, NJ. T. Barnes,
Harvey Bramer, Kenneth Bocco. Miss
Grace Brown. Geo. Burdock. Mrs. U. T.
Brock, Alice Biffy.
c. Il. Grimm. Mrs. Mary Chapman,
Lena cl,mmins. Samuel Carpenter, d.
G. Clelland. Mrs. e. Cramer. Charles
Cross. Miss EDNA Corless. DR.. Frank
Church, Mrs. Lille Church. Miss Miss
ouri Calhoun, Mrs. Methie Cottrill, P.
L collett. G. w. Cunningham. H. o.
Cunningham.
/ s. A. DAWSON. Glen Douglass. Miss
Lele Detie. Mrs. John Davis. George
Dawson. Clarence Drake.
Louis Dlsman. Emilio Erminio.
Mrs. Chas. w. Farber. Mrs. Ruth
Foster. Miss Laura Fazenbaker, D. ].
Fury. L. NJ. Frame.
| Charles Gain, Winfield Gallagher,
Maude Goodman. Helen N. Gallagher,
Nellie Gallagher, Mrs. Mary Gordon,
W. F. Grant, James Ganerg, Thomas
w. Gorby, Miss Mamie Gross, Miss
Mildred Rose Green, James Gribble,
Mrs. Eta Garascio. Miss Marguerite
Glen.
Chas. Hardesty. William Hennegan,
| n Hull Mrs Ap,n1tn IYs,Nfa. Mx.o
Sam Hoyt, Mrs. Amanda Hunt, Mrs.
Amelia Hunt, Miss Ada Heatherly, DR..
E H. Hail. B. G. Hail. lowering II.
Hulliard, Mrs. E. c. Hedges, Arious
Hufford. T. D. Humes, Jake Hender-
shot, Red Cross Hospital, Mrs. Cora
Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, Fred
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Jones.
Rasi Karlak. Harry Knight. Mrs.
Effle Keister. Frank Kurtz.
]. Lony, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Miss Mar
garet Lewis, Harry Lewis.
VIM. ]. Miller. owen Mulnix, owen
Mulneix, Mrs. Mary Moore. Miss Della
McGinnis, DIR. C. A. Mills Miss Gae
Morgan, Lewis Morrison. Mrs. Harry
Musgrave. Miss Beulah Mitchell. Miss
Beulah Mitchell, G. c. Morrison. Mrs.
Carl McClung, D. H. Mechanic. F. P.
Murphy, Miss Litha Morrison.
Mrs. D. c. Norris.
j. French Robinson, Miss Ruth Rob
inson, Mrs. Alley Rhoades. Miss Rose
Rogers, Lewis Reed, Albert v. Ransom.
Glen Schiller, VIM. B. siggs, A. C.
slockwell. Mrs. N. G. Sutton, Lena
Schilters. Miss bessie Shook, Mrs.
Hannah Smith, H. H. Stevens, Frances
Skunk, F. L. Smith, N. spritz, Mrs.
Matte Snyder, Miss M. Scott, okey
Slayer, Mrs. Annie Scott. Mrs. Annie
Scott, Mrs. Arenner Saulsberry, Miss
Annie Scott. Mrs. Annie Scott, Miss
Leana Smith, BERTHE silcott, John
Saulston, A. ]. Steele. Miss Annie
Scott. Miss Annie Scott, Mrs. Annie
Scott, Miss Nora Smith.
j. B .Tompson. Mrs. Ida B. Tenney,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-18
There arc about SO operations i,
the manufacture Of Q gold pen.
OF LOCAL INTERET
sen Pe esssHgs ass " kss1 Iss se ss s "

" IN. ~ ~ lily settwNt sHt. .tf y ~ ~
Proht by Hearing ~ About Them.
This is Q purely local event.
II took place IN Clarksburg.
Not IN some faraway place.
You are asked to Investigate IL.
Asked 70 believe ! citizens word.
70 confirm q citizens statement
ANY article that IS endorsed al homo
u more worthy Of confidence
Than one you know nothing about.
Endorsed by unknown people.
]. n. Stephenson, Supt. Metropolis
tan Life Ins. Go, 500 LINCOLN Ave-.
Clarksbprg, says: my Kidneys were
disordered and caiised backache.
ploan's Kidney Pills stopped the aches
and pains and made nv Kidneys nor
nal. Another ot my family suffered
great deal from q lame back and
weak Kidneys. ppan's Kidney pills
gave great relief n this case.
Price 5oc, at oil dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney 'remedy-gef|
Doan's Kidney Pills=the same thai,
MI. Stephenson had. Foster ilburf
cos Props Buffalo. N. AdYertisa
VI b.
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Mrs; Daisy Tibb, The Wooden Spice Co.
Miss Ida Ware. J. W. Welsh, Miss
elizabeth Walsh. Frank Weed, Mrs.
Christina Willis. Harry Weber, w. M.
Yates.
;. austave and Ruby zearott. Dick
Zesman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-18
NOTABLE MEN
|. ON COMMITTEE
of National Highway Associa-
ton Representing American
Historical Association.

MARIETTA, O., May 18-Profes-
scr Archer B. Hubert, of Marietta
College. who 10 chairman Of the d.
vision Of historic highways Of the
National Highway Association, has
notified General Coleman Du Pont,
chairman Of the national councillor,
that the following gentlemen have
accented nominations to his division :
John a. Finley, OF New York;
Scion ]. Buck, Of Minnesota; Presi-
dent Samuel g, Mitchell, Of Della
ware; Stewart Edward White. OF
Michigan; Emerson Hough, OF iii.
nois; President Livingston Farrand,
OF Colorado; Professor F. g. Young,
OF Oregon; Herbert G. Bolton, Of
California, and President Edmund J.
James, Of Illinois. Ex-Governor
Macorkle. Of West Virginia, has been
asked by Prof Hubert to serve on
this division.
This commission will undertake
to secure the interest OF the historical
societies Of every state In the union
In the work of proper naming OF
American highways. especially inter-
state highways, for the convenience
OF tourists. This Is to be done by
arousing local sentiment, securing
proper legislation in all states, etc.,
IN the expectation Of preserving many
historic names that otherwise will
pass away. It Is expected that the
various state societies will take up
the work and carry it'out.
j. - =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-18
SCHUCK PRAISES
JUDGE ROBINSON
- +** 4 *$*@*t+
no YoU KNOW THAT

y ~ y ~. st7fUF' sT'TfTT =
Efficient mpzzling Of dogs VIII
eradicate rabiesi
The protection Of the health Of
children 10 the first duty Of
the natiioni
Bad temper Is sometimes mere
" 9 symptom et bad hsalthf
Insanity costs every inhabitant
IN in t & United States 81 per
The United States public
health service has proven
that typhns is spread BY liccs
In the lexicon Of health there
is no such word as neutral
ityR against dlssase7
= q &*+ +*@%%++
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-18

Every day TIT River Ihamts scoops
Z, 500 tons oftearth from Its banks.
Quicksilver sthrteen and one half
heavier than water. 4,
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teritiiBt bom Deutl4m r6ilfsDersln".
Die @rldubnib 3ur &iorsung aatr
4ustiinfts iibsr bas Sbidfal periApl-
lener angehortsen 3u eripirfen uBo
oanad Siiten 3uiammen5nitsasu, Die
mad Qmerita geianbt purpen. Die
5eritellung bes NadridteHs unb9eI5a
Oeriebrs ourd bic YsrnHttluRg brs
jiibiI6su gersins apuros in allen 9s'
meiuoeH offentli6 betaHnt se9eben.
Bon Der Gage Der Subelt in ben BE-
leBten 9bejlen pou RuBlano sntpdrr
Der RebHer Elm trauriges Bib. 9ret
giertel Ulillipnei, nsiit i5rduen uno
Sinbsr, befGnoen ii9 bort in Sungerss
gefabr. 0as G6limmits fdb SerIbfieio
in &opuo, oeIIsn 10000 9Dpfe 3dbs
lenbe jiibiide gebDlterung am 5. Wtdi
1915 bic prpbin3 perfaIien mubte.
3le Selrobncr bon e@arid}alt er.
SGblcu, baB am leeicn Gage Der 9iui-
isnberri6aft Elm dlIsemeiner Jubeit'
morb geplant ,llb porbereitet GelucIrH
lei aoIafcn hilrdsiireiiten idlen Die
Straben ocs ,Suoenpiertels unb bes.
ten bic polriide geeofferue bH
Morb ulr @liht6erlnng altiif. Tic 81.
Den 6ottelt li6 IN ibren Soduicrn BAR
harrifabirf ino eripartetefl TIRE lette
Stunbe. Der prosrom tpnrbe nur oa'
6urd pcrhutct oa6 Die 1eiltihen bgutT
GAGE iriihcr. ulS tie erpartct mares,
eilltraieH unb tie lfuiien lid &alS
ipter @obf 5llriidSieben iItiiirBteH.
Tie Sage Der }SiGoen infer ben
hciitIdeil uro 6itetrcid,iid)-n1anriihfiI
Neaiincilt- iei ltlpcrgfcid1Iid, beiisr,
ais llnter Der rliiiltben aniite. ,Sens
atacaten pfIi5ied iiberbai,ot feinen lin.
terid]ieb Spiifelt ben slnaeboriaeI
oeritiebener Helisirncn. 9tad Der
l,cbcri rieugnng bes Rconers lpiirhe aa-
hcr Sas brnfbar bette Hcialtut oes
ariepcs iiir eie %aSen Dos @erbleibel
Der teic3ten Sanher uHter ocutld;er
.ulb g. ltio It. $Scrrid)aIt icin.
Gas dueriHliIHnhc aber, mas Den
,Siiben it Yclen mibcriabren fonllte,
uiir6r Die reltitdnsAc 9llItonomie ".
ems i(in. lliitcr polniid)cm 9iesihlent
,yiir6en Die ,Saneil 70 81 'lciben Dabq!,
oaB hie rltiliidJe @errid)oft I'M Der
lIei4j oa5l Md ein Segen lei
,s;e oent 6riebeilsfdHsreb iuiiiie Gle
Gtilme Der omcrIfaniifeH ,Suoen &C.
fort nm heu ,Snoen (sled6ercdty.
g,ng in alien 2Gnberu SiigeltaIlOe!i
peroen. Ter Rebner id)loB nit eineH
4enea ali bia SleIl ensaeuollen, oGs
9ili$Ierf gil llnterItiltcn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-08

Rinbpieb. Die 3ufuhren pa-
rem iebr flein unb obslei6 bic Nads
frass beHer mar, bliebsn bic prsiis
unperdnbert. Mildtiibe paren rar
unb in Ra4frage Stoders unb See,
bers tparen lei6t.
Mittlere unb idtpere Stiere $500
--9.75; Gleiiher etisre $6.O0--9.00;
aussrlslsne Bis ertra $9.25-9.50;
6eiiers $5.50-S.OO; dussrldens bis
srtra ss25-s.50; aiik $4.75-6.s
90; auserleIene bis srtra $6.75-7.s
25; Gamers $4.00-4.5O; Wildtiibs
$35.O0-90.00; Stodsrs unD see
tsrs; Stiere $5,50-175; Seifs,s
$5.25-7OO; aube $5.00-5.75.
9ullen. = IS mar isbr penig
Ra9irase unb Der Wtartt i9leppeno
au faum iietigen prsiien.
5ette gullen $6,50-7.00; Bologna
$5.50-6.25; magsre uub Isi4ts 81
50-5.5O.
AGIber. = Die 3ufubren porsn
tleiH unb Der Ytartt itetis bis gu 20
Gents niebrissrsn preiisn.
Bette adlber $11,25-11.5O; fair
bis CUTE lei4te S8.25-11.25; orbiHd>
re uno srobe $5.O0-11.00.
g 4neine. - Die 3ufu6ren t7as
r.H ausreiAenb unb bel gutter Jla6s
frage bic preiie isit.
Cute Bis aussrlsisne i4ipsre unb
Gieii4er Stiers $9.9O-9.95; ses
miIdie unb mittIsre 100 Bis 200
pfunb $780,. 80; lei6te 9erianDt.
iortsn 120 Bis los pfunb $685.
$50; 5srtel 10 pfuub uno psniser
$6.50-9.50; oroindre biz auserlsIens
idausre fetie Sdus $7.00-9.00;
Stass S6.00-7.25.
9 9afe unb gdmmer. Die
3Afu5ren tpdren sismlid rei9li6, bic
Radfrase gut uno bic preiIs Don 10
Biz % Gents bober.
Sdofs, ertra $6.75-7.O0; CUTE 6is
aussrIsi.ne $6.O0-6.65; orbinGre Bis
fair $3.00-5.50. admm.r, ertra
$11.25-11.4o; auserl.Iens Gfues unb
WetRers $1l50; quite Big auserleiene
$10.50-11.25; urbindrs bis fair
$700-9.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-08
SuSeu in &uBlanb leioen iurht-
bar.

Siibpre 6eribfislb, Der als beiunbt.
rsr 2tbgsidnbter Der Siibtihen Sdubs
unb @iupanoerungs 8eieai9afi bas
pplniite, sali3iite unb ruififhe
ariessgsbiet bereiit bat, beri6tete il,
Carnegie SaQ, Rem Yort. iiber feins
@inoriide.
Der SauptSiped ieiner ReiIe mar
bic Seriteluns elmer 9srbiubuna Der
Suben in ben 8eGetnisteu Staaten nit
ibren angsbDrissn nj ben ariessldns
bern. DisIe 9erbinbung mar lang.
3sit gang unterbuuoen tpprben, gum
56eiI bon ben beuti9en unb Oitsrreis
6ti9en gsbGroeH aus militdrif9eu
9riinoen.
Damn aber seiaus ss9sliPfisIb. un'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-08

3uder. - preiie ten. - Rafs
finirttr Gut 2oaf $3.50; poiubereb
$3.50; Cubes sS.70; srunulirtsr 3d.,
20; Gonfectioners a. $1810; of
.M1 $7.S0- 900; ipeiber ertra $760
ITO; srtra &c $3.50 per 6unbtrt
pfunb.
Molaffss 1T ftstis. =. Rem
CrIsans Open asttls 45-85c; gens
trifusal 25-34c pei Gallpne.
Meis. - 2ouiFano, 6anep 6eab
64-6ac; prima 5a-5ae; OrbinGre
4s-5c; Sapan 4s-54e per pfunp.
Ddirp probuite.
Butter. - Rartt rubie unb
prsifs ipilliser. - WbolsmiIt, sytra
3l3s; GentraIi5eb erird 29e; Gentras
'liasb firits 25ae; ieconbs 22Ac; Ganep
Dairp 24e; padins Gted 21-2ass
RsE AiMAhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-08

$13.30-13.42; am Gdlub ub@$13.35.
Mippenieiten. Sir 5uli. am
Gdlub 1882. Sir Sept. $l3.55-
1870; am SdluB 1887.
Butter. - Warit unperdnbert.
Gisr. = Waartt nisbriser; 3ufubr
17825 aiiteu; fits 22-224; orot.
narb firits 20a-21c; auf benz Wiartt
20-22c.
5tartoIieln. = Wiartt unDerdnoert.
3ufubr, nsus, 50 Cars; alte, teins
Sufu6r.
geiliisel. = 2ebenbes, Martt 6os
ter: SabHs 17ac; Griihjd6rs9iiAner %
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6 bicago. 7. oSuli.

g 9nsins.- 3ufubr 1900;
Martt unregslmdbis; Bull 1915
1905; leiate S9.50-1O.O5; semiid'
tt $9.O-10.15; i6psre $9.50-10.'
II; robe S9.50-9.65; GerteI $500
$50.
Rinbpisb. = 3ufuhr 1000;
Wartt itetig. Ratipe Beef Stier. ST.
30-11.20; Deftern Sti.re $500
$40; Stoders unb Jeebers $3.50
8.65; aiihs uHo 5eifers $375-9.75;
&Glber S8.50-12.25.
g 4afe. - 3ufubr 5000; Wurtt
felt; Wetbers S6.75-s.2O; Gtpes $3.s
25-735; 2dmmer $7.50-11.1O.
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3ur Hatnrgeid)idts OR Sfat.
pfanSe.

3ie Sfdtpi1au5c III eiH in gauj
Selltid)inne porfonlmcnbe: 8eipdf;s,
oas i'm .fltenburgiidcll icinc Soeime,b
bat, mie Der Gidter nit DEN @ortsn
.Ger.Sfat, er if Elm Spiel
gar ifniirris,
erftnoen marb's in 9I!ten.
burig."
iebr treffeno iast @ie MN Der beil.
aafiee aus iriner Seinatn grahiaL
fpmmt, 10 eebcibt agh Die Sfat.
yilal3e -flof) bellt5utage an bcIten in
altenbiug:; Ebtpobl Die siatpfianSe
ilberal porfpmmt inb 5t aleu- 81.
ges. uno Gaht5eiten ibre @liitheu
ofiret uno lire @Intter etttfaltet. 70
Iiebt iie bod ean5 beionbers @irths.
banshiit, IN Der Tie mcilt chi gtbrno
sur 9liitGe eelangt llao qcqeu Nor
grH lire aelhe lpiebcr iflirBt lino
ibre jipclunnoreii'i0 @liitter 5uiarl.
menIcgt. Gbeilip iiibct man Die a..
naiutte Eilnn5e iebr b6rfi1 in Son.
nerfriihen 11lb Sdoeorteu. mo tic beI
regnerlid)cnt @ettcr 5rr Sliitse
fonnut. einc bcionbereGige enthiimliG.
felt Der Sfoipfinn5c lit Die, bob BON
ben 5lpeiimb6reiBig son3ranoi1cu
SI1ttern je 5ebn ia6erieriuie oil q.
mem in fiitri 3iufen uuelollleuoed
StieIe ilecu, 5tpei 'oaecseH fteta ori
Dem gpben Iieeen. 9od babcu bisic
9l1tter cine '1nberit tlr5e 8cbensoau'
cr, ba Tie iebr 6GIb nod NH mad ab.
iaaen, Mn unoereu diiberit ifrlGa
nafrpahienoen @lGiterir Blat 81 ma.
den. @Ghreno Die innere sSldfe ore.
fer 9lGtter iauberoroentIiG ablDefl.
ielilnesseihe, biinte 3ei6nrngen dlt.
ipeiit 1T Die ipBere6la6e oGn5 gIeif.
1ndBis eefdrbt.
Cine glbart Ger Statpflmt5e ut DIE
9ieritotpfioi5e. 9ieieIbe gcoeibt be-
ionbers oa, no man iie rpiflth NIT
@ailer begiebt, Dos dltpor rrtt SopfeG
lnb gtal5 nbae5ogen moroen III, Sic
ibeint aus Ieeppten gu itnrmen uuS
id,on por sSobriaiiiepben betaunt So
ipeien su iein, toie aus Der aburt,
.&dlrib" genarrlt, berporgebt genH
mad, eingebcitben Stubien iiber bieieil
@egeuitanb peronnft ienese5ei6mar'G
ibre gntitebling oem 8baraonernu'
men .RanIes". @eIher Romies IS
nun aetpeien hi, Der bic &omihpflar.
se entbedt bat, lit ni6t nit geiiimmta
belt 81 iagen, ]
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Sraume iino Sdaum..

Uait Der 5ur6t Dor 5eren, 3aub.-
rern. Geiitsrbeidn6rern, DEM bDIer
Bid unb dbnliten ue6erlieferungen
eiuer ldnsit osrflofensn oiiitsrsn .3eit
1T au6 Der Glaube an 5rGume als
aunbse6unsen oss s9idials se.
faipunbsn. Bobl nur Denige iu6en
nod beut3utags burh ibre auslegung
sinsn Bid binter bic pfcrten Der 3us
tunft gu erlangen, unb nur ielten
pirb Semanb ii9 bura gIeisiebsn,
aaifeesrunb. sif6riidsn, bic ainien
Der Sanofl1fe ob.r ben gruittno6er
zines gratDosels in isinsn pldnen be.
einflufeu IaFen. 9iseanerinaen be.
frast man felt 2angem .nur beE
SpoHss ipsgen" iibsr bic 3utunft, unh
Wabriager, beHen bic Beborben in
fat allen Stdbtsu bas Sanotpert su
lsssn bemiibt iinb, fpiirben meiiteng
ipobl f6on iih sinem ebrliden grs
tperbe 3ugetpaubt boben, iuenn niht
Die .uneliidlid" aiebenben ibnen nod
INNER sttpas Su perbiensn gGben,
bsun bi. aie6e lit bIinb, glaubt bas
llnnOgli6e unb gibt bic 6offnuna
Eirnmer auf. Wer beute ein 5rdums
beutebuh taufsn min, tpirb beuba6s
ten, bab Der gabenbeIiBsr bi.Ies meis
items crit sriinblih abitGu6en mub,
sbe sr ss bsm barrsnbsa aunoen Sur
9eiiftisuns Ibsrreibt, unb anitGnbis
ae 3fitunssn, Iebnen 9ln3eisen por
Wabriagsrn. iiebentsn S0bnen ooer
fistsntsn 50dt.rn elmer iie6entsn
Wutter srunoiaBli6 ab.
unb tros aIeosm IGbt fi6 Der Slnus
be all bic gsosutuns opnSrdumsn uno
an Setter nidt sanSlia aug Der Beit
i6affsn, islbit bi. WiFeni6dft, bic bic
lsbbdfien 9ebilbe unIerer i6lummernz
ben gsiitertrdfts auf oeren iibsrgroBe
anitrenguns in rpahem 3uitanbs pber
cine Idfpsr Dsroauli6e absnbmabl5eit
auriidsufii6reu iudte, Bat III IsBtersr
3eit iih gu neaen etniihten bstsbrt.
81. Bat iosar osmSraum SOiepba ibrt
2lnsrtennuns 3utbsil tpsrosn Iafien.
Di. WifenItaft siebt nunmebr bic
Griitena ponSeiitern 81, ieooh nit oem
3uiab, bab fie in Senen ibren BobHs
iiB aufseihlugen bdben, bic iie i'm
3raum ieb.n. 81. iinb Sdattsnbilosy
Don Sbsen unb grlebuiiIer, bic uuIes
rem gebanten eHtitapitnoen fno,
slsibpobl aber iid in elmer Riite uus
Ieres 9ebirus psritsdt sebdlten BADEN
unb BIN unb Dteber burt) unlers
5rGume ipanosln. Stsie Srdume be-
berrihen lpaar ben &Drper oes 5rdus
member 10 polIItGnpig, baB bisier bic
balsbrs6eriiaitsn SpaSisrsGnge uus
ternimmt, ober aus BEN gett fdllt,
pber i'm Shlnfe ipritt. fpas, tpie Serr
aaubsl periifert, oem Gbemdnne 9es
legsnbsit gisbt. Bel elmer llnterhaItun9
NIT Der bohpersbrten 8attin aud mai
eineR Ion BON ii6 su eeben. Wer an
Sopfipeb l.ibst unO einsn 4r3t gu
Ratbe sisbt, tpirb fat tets befragt
tpsrben, oh sr BON i8psrsu srdumen
eeplugt fpiro.
Der Sraum, iiber bsTen eritauuIi6s
gilber nan iirh beim Grtpa4en iDuu-
bert ,ieBt ii9 oft aus Sueenoerlebniis
fen ;iiiammen, bic man sloubte oers
seTen su baben, bic man aber niht
persefIsn bat, benn ni6ts beriiutt pols
itdnbig ins Beer Der @ergeiieH9eit.
gs finbst I'm @eipatrIam beinss @es
birns elm iiheres llntsrtommen Bis
Der Sra,imsott fommt, bic pfcrtsn
beinss grinnerunsss s8ermDsens oiFnet
anb Dor bsiHsm gsiitiasn apgs i4isr
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Bir 90 faae A.73. Siht $4.754; !tabet
anpttiuneen t4.1oh. francs Si4t 5.sO44
xabel $50. s1lari Si&t 1874. fabel "a,
atoHer SiAi 1885. stsbel l2.95. Sire eidt
G.SSK. aobd 6.S7H. Rubd Sidt 80sI; aa.
bel 81; edbn.Ssrrsn s21e Tlsriianiids
9glars 4SX.
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oab bic S4lubnoiirunpen meiltsnS Berluite
ergaben. Die .ariegS'astien- ba,tsH ant
msiitsH 80 ieiotn.
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