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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-26

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-26

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
MOTHER AND SON INSTANTLY
KILLED BY SANTA FE TRAIN


Mrs. Henrietta Schroeder, Sc
years old, and her son, Will. q
years old, who live three miles
south of Enterprise, we're instantly
killed by the Santa Fe passenger
train about 10 o'clock this morn
ing at a crossing two miles south
OF Enterprise.
Mrs. Schroeder and her son were
on their way to the home Of Frank
Schroeder who lives a mile south Of
Enterprise. They were travelling in
an enclosed buggy and did not see
or hear the approaching train
The fact that the train was late
was probably responsible for the
accident as a good view of the track
may be had for nearly a half mile
and the train could easily have been
seen had it been expected.
The bodies were taken to Enter
prise by the train crew and are now
at the E. F. Karr undertaking
rooms in that city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
kansas. a.
SO REWARD

A new Goodyear 32x4 plain tread
auto tire, rim for Chalmers car and
inner tube were stolen from my auto
In front Of the Seelye theatre the
night of Dec. 10. A reward OF $40
will be paid for the apprehension of
the thief and recovery of the prop
erty. Anyone having any informa-
ton notify Chief II. G.. Engle or the
undersigned. II. w. WILSON.
dtfwtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
EDNA MOHLER FIRST, GLENN
OWENS End IN WHO'S WHO"

OF the scores who submitted an
swers in the contest who's Who in
Abilene" only one, Miss Edna Mob
Ter, 205 East South Second street,
named correctly every firm describ-
ed. Glenn Owens of the Palace Bar
Der shop was a close second and
missed a tie merely by failing to give
one partners name in one of the
rs firms. A large number missed
only one firm; several missed two
and dozen or more failed within
OF naming all the firms correctly.
The contest created more interest
than any similar test ever given
here and hundreds of families stud
led the advertising closely. Miss
Mohler gets So worth OF photos at
Wierman's, Mr. Owens a cut glass
dish from Hubbard's.
Who's Who" is republished to-
day in the Weekly and Daily Re-
Hector with the correct firm names
attached to each description.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
FAIR DIRECTORS ELECTED
FOR THE COMING YEAR

The stockholders of the Dickin.
son County Fair association elected
these directors for the coming year:
T. r. Conklin, B. F. lands. Elmer
Hoyt, II. A. Snider, Geo. Ethering-
ton, c. W. Taylor, w. u. Fulton of
Talmage, J. T. Sellards of Solomon,
John Harmon.
The association paid out this year
and voted to have another fair. 1t
was voted to help organize a new
racing circuit including st. Marys,
Manhattan, Junction City, Abilene,
Salina and Wilson and any other
towns along the Union Pacific line.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14

One Double Standard Polled
Shorthorn bull, years old Also
several well bred grades. A. l..
Meier, Abilene Talmage phone.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14

Don't fail to have the children
see Santa Claus in front of Duck
wallis Saturday afternoon at 1870.
wit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
Steer Calf strayed

Red, nine months old, from my
place Reward for information. T.
Il. Robson, Holland. 14w2t+
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14

Don't worry about your Christ
mas gifts, just visit the DuckwalI
Variety Store and you'll find just
what you want Gifts suitable for
everyone. wit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14

For your Christmas candies and
nuts see the Duckwall Variety store.
13d3tw1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
House Goats and Bath Robes
500 to 1000
Handkerchiefs

Plain and Initial 15c, Csc, Csc, SOC
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-12-14
NeckWear
All shapes and patterns Csc to ESQ
MuffIers
Silk and Wool SOC to 400

Travelling Fancy Pajama Cases. Travelling Bags Tun
Shoe Bags Laundry Bags, Gloves NItens
Do not about the We will change after Christmas We
things fancy packages want will also be glad
package ready for send by mail We YOU
we Use u.s..
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17
BIG BAD AND
LITTLE BAD

If anything is bad enough it
gets good. Witness Charlie
Chaplin.
There seems to be a point be-
yond which if vice is carried
it becomes a virtue.
The community was Mortified
when a group Of gunner killed
a New York gambler, and when
doctor fed poison to his par
ents-in-law; but it would ap-
pear not the murder, but the
smallness Of it is what shocks
us. for when the crown prince
orders up a hundred thousand
yokels to be reduced to pulp by
French seventy-fves, when the
festive Zeppelin blows up az or
phan asylum, or when the gay
little submarine torpedot:s a
Russian hospital ship, that is
grand and glo s-let hymns
of praise to God be sung IN all
churches, and the iron crosses
and decorations pour le merite
be passed around.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17
Primary Election
Ticket
United States Senator

OHlCeO OCdC6S OcudCOT
Republican: FRANK B. KEEL
LOGG, ST. PAUL; Moses E.
Clapp, St. Paul; Adolph O. Eb-
erhart, Mankato; Charles A.
Lindbergh, Little Falls. Demo-
cratic: Daniel w. Lawler, St.
Paul; Alfred ]. Davis, Minneap-
oils. Prohibition: w. G.. Calder
wood, Minneapolis.
Governor
Republican. J. A. A. BURN
QUIST, ST. PAUL; Samuel G.
]verson, St. Paul. Democratic:
Thomas P. Dwyer, Minneapolis;
yrrs M. King, Deer River; S.
D. Works, St. Paul. Prohibition:
Thomas J. Anderson, Belgrade;
Charles w. Dorsett, Minneap-
oils. Socialist: J. 0. Bentall,
Litchfield.
Lieutenant Governor
Republican: Thomas Frank
son, St. Paul; DR.. J. A. Gates,
Kenyon; James A. Peterson,
Minneapolis. Democratic: Ju-
Illus Thorson, Benson; S. H. Sor-
ensen, Minneapolis. Prohibition:
L. A. Simonson, Duluth. Socia-
list: Andrew Hanson, Minneap-
oils.
Secretary of State
Republican: JULIUS A.
SCHMAHL, REDWOOD FALLS
E. K. Sampson, Worthington.
Prohibition. G.. l.. Johnson, Ano-
ka.
State Treasurer
Republican,: R. l.. Johnson,
Austin; HENRY RINES, MORA,
Peter J. Schwarg, Dodge Center.
Attorney General
Republican: Lyndon A. Smith.
Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioner
Republican: Ira B. Mills, Moor
head; Elias Steenerson, Crook
ston. Democratic: O. A. Hedin,
Minneapolis. Prohibition: John
Lind, Lowry; Lou w. Martin,
Minneapolis.
Justice Supreme Court
sNonpartisan: w. B. Ander-
son, Minneapolis; Thomas Knee
land, Minneapolis; James H.
Quinn, Fairmont; Albert Schai-
ler, Hastings.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17
Sewer Resolution

Be it resolved by the Common
Council of the City of Redwood Falls,
that a sewer six (6) inches in dame
ter be laid and constructed through
the streets Of said City of Redwood
Falls, as follows: Commencing at the
intersection Of Mill and Finn streets
thence running south on Mill street
two hundred and seventy feet (270
ft.) Commencing at the intersection
of Mill and Finn streets thence run
ming west on Finn street to point
sixty feet go ft.) east Of the east
line of Ramsey street. That the cost
thereof be levied and assessed by
special assessment upon the property
upon both sides Of the street and
abutting on such improvements of an
equal sum per front foot without re-
gerd to cash valuation.
Dated this 10th day of April. 1916
C. A. LUSCHER,
Mayor.
Attest: H. w. WARD.
City Recorder. A-St
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17
BAD PILL FOR
CHICAGO HOUSE
Big Stone Druggist Has Scheme
to Combat Catalogue
Concerns.

open warfare between Cno
country merchant and the mai.
order concerns of the country
which has been in progress for
some years and which has
grown more fierce, although
bloodless, during the past few
months may soon end. A drug
gist at Big Stone City, near
Ortonville, has introduced a
new submarine attack which
threatens to sweep the mail-or-
der houses from the trade seas
unless the supreme court hands
down an ultimatum and comes
to the aid of the allies. The mail
order concerns, Sears & Roe
buck catalogues are the ships
torpedoed so far although the
other mail-order houses have
suffred heavy losses.
Several weeks ago several
tons of Sears & Roebuck's cata-
logues were dumped at Big
Stone City addressed to farm
ors near town. They were fol-
lowed by catalogues from other
houses. The druggist viewed the
situation with alarm and decid-
cd something must be done. He
thought out a plan and then
took a page ad in the local pa
per. He announced that he would
start a contest in which he
would give away a handsome
! and valuable phonopraph. Cou-
pons would be given to people
bringing in catalogues and price
lists of every description and to
the persons securing the largest
number of coupons within a
stated time he will give the
phonogreph. Today he is doing
a landofice business and he
doesn't know where he will
store all the catalogues. They
are worth $12 per ton baled as
cid paper. This will more than
pay for the phonograph and
advertising while the advertis-
ing he receives will be worth
much more.
Editor Mellen of the Orton-
vile Journal paid the druggist a
visit last week to ascertain the
success of the novel scheme and
he was astounded at the reve-
lations. When the druggist
started the contest he had no
conception Of developments or
the vast amount of good he was
doing for the community. He is
striking a deadly blow at the
catalogue houses which prom
ises to become widespread and
eventually put a stop to free
etribution of lcataloo,les. Mr..
Nellen says he found the whole
front of the style and cverv
available space occupied with
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17

catalogues and the books we're
still coming in. The contest had
run three weeks and was just
getting good start. Nine tons
were counted from Sears & Roe
buck alone and there were al
most as many from other hous-
es. People are sending to the
houses for more catalogues and
these will soon join the others
at the drug store. Every cata-
logue is worth so many coupons
and it takes coupons to win the
phonograph. Morris Tribune.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17

Who steals my purse steals
trash, b we soak him over the
head with a billy just the same
and send him to the workhouse
for thirty days; if he steals a
thousand dollars he goes to the
renitentiary for a year or so !;
hnt if he steals ten million dol
lars he goes to the Senate, and
to say anything against him is
socialism, anarchism and sans
cullottism. Frank Crane.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17

from the seventh floor to the
basement. There were seven
passengers in the car. Alive to
the danger, the car operator
shouted: "The car is going to
fall! Turn your backs to the
door and bend your knees!" Six
Of the seven passengers obeyed
and escaped injury, although
the car landed with a crash that
sounded all through the build
ing. The seventh rider failed to
obey the order and suffered
fractures of the right thigh
bone and of the right knee and
decorations, because he was fac
ing the door and the broken
glass showered upon him when
the car ruck.--Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17
BENT KNEES; AVOIDED
CRASH

Here is a hint for you. In
case you should happen to be
caught in a falling elevator,
bend your knees. The other day
an elevator in a 16-story build
ing became disabled and fell
The Redwood gazette., 1916-05-17

Advertising is the Keystone
of all big business concerns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

itching. bleeding nrotralInx ar
blind piles have Welded 10 Doan $
Ointment soc at all stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

We hear nothing = m'H ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Gin 2onO, ipie Sibiricn, oieIer
Sar5ltric6, oocbte Suit bon 8eooern.
llno ipeld ein Gegeniutl 8or titr3cr
Belt nod oa unten I'M @iiItcnianoe,
inter railidenOen HoImeu glben-
teucrlllit int Siul SSaqOeriolqe uno
geiite 5li per5ei1nen uo1 Ser rnan.
genebmen 3eit, Die lie 5uerit olird3u-
MAIDEN batten ilno Der langionIcn
@eHclung.
Sbm ilno ieinenl fiiritlicben 9lci1e.
geuOiieu poren cine gon5e Belt 9lfrifa
uno @iiite, 6Iiiiie im0 2omau mo
IbiUar5e Hoiien goil5 glei6qiiltie ge-
meien. Gie ipuBten mir Gins an5ucr-
fcnnen, ooB lie iiic6t ipie Der orme
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Rammeroiener lmo 9feilenIoricboll in
einer Berioll, bottcn oron glali6cti
miiilcn sic marcn tofgeiagt III ocr
Seimot baum nod Wlonote pie gluF.
gegebene betradtet tuorocn. llno ols
iie geneicn ino iiG ooron erinncrtcn,
oaB iie einen Heiie5med batten imo
2iilt enpfanoen, iiD ibm 81 tpiomen
mar oa obcn in Der @clt, int ylurocL
oas Sntereiie al ibuen f1lt geIbwln-
Neu. Wiou rief lie ni1t 5uriid, man
iibcrlieB Tie iid9 lclbcr. 1onn nbcr,
Dor filr3cnt, iuarcn crrcgenoe gtarb.
riDtcn 5u ibnen geouuieen iuio ieiu
&rii3 botte crfldrt: ylo1 Sdltiel
< llno 70 ipnrcn iic olifgcbrodjcn luio
iii Der Icbten 8eit Sag llno giod)t &c.
reilt 9liHt einlnol all oos ciuiantc
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ten tie treten fonuef obipobl ASriu3
9llbrec6t in irgcn0 cineln @anber5cIt
nal cine @robIdiilc ge5cidlnet, Die ais
gorbilo fir eiitcil @cocitfitcin oicnen
iolltc
Nic aiIf ciltcr ipiiilcn SSogo &or'
fuarts ! 9loropdrtsl Sniiol
ghid ibu bntte. mic ocn Brin5cn,
scr @eoollfe befliigclt. es fonne moe
lic6 iucroen Dab man iic III 6cr &ei.
mat brolid)c, iic, Die SoIoatcli sic lie
ia non gou5er Seele tuorcn.
Ger 4rloer oeS Brin5eu lotts ein
pciig aus ocr SAuIc gcplauOert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

bon Nolfen, Die in Der Suit 9ingen,
bon poIitiihen Wlogli6feiten.
@umm 8umu Seuer @etnat.
ter bate Suit @eooern ge0dd]t, cls
er ocn SiHnel onidailtc. Gas NOR
Dabrboftig GAIadtmiliif, Sic i'm
0iird oie 9lDern icbriIlte. N2it Gem
Brin5en bate er iib in Sonnoner jii.
riidgemeIoet uno puroe iciner @or.
lliion gtorobeim 3ugcipieien. gfuf
Der Sabrt oobin mar ibm Der @eOonfa
gefonuncll, acknowledgements ourd5lt-
rutld]cn nod Gorberg, oaS ebt ia
id)itell nit Der neuentItmioeiienGiicn.
balm 5u errei9en tpor. Gin Sprung
mir nob Seine Strapo5e, uic Ou
luten I'M 2onoe Der beiBen Some.
yticmals bate er bort 70 onbuIteno
ilnD innig an eiii BLONDES aopfhen,
oaS iid on ieinc grllit gcIdjmie0t,
benton miiiien, oli bloue gIiiaen, Sic
beplioerno ullo iel6ItuergciIeno All
ibul allfgeblitft ais lett, no CT bon
Sannopcr gen 9lorObeim eeioDrcn
mar.
9ic @cibcr oa uuteul Gin iii.
ternotionoleS &reiben. lle6eroIl,
BON Den 6ron6oinncn an iuarcn Die
bcloen blon0cn@crnonclt icbr frcllnOs
lid bcbaloclt.
Soul GnS oltc 2icodcn, ipcna audi
llidjt 10 5iuiliiicrt, cS licB iid) in ao.
bplcilDorfcrn iln6 @orbeerbiiic6cn
inlnncn. ogleinl Sier bat es fcine
gtotl SdJpor5c Wl0od)cl tueiBcs
8fot Dlorgeu iii Gin ouocr @tdot.
hcnl SdlpordcS grot nno ipciBe
Wl1oGcur
Gnmelincl GrIt mar oic Sfronrbeit
id6ilo, oaB cr ibr febt &cbcnSscidlen
CAB Damn bate ieiue 9crbholmq
nit Suoolf 9orcuboff ond ibrc 9iiic
befoltuen Sa, itno on0crc bate cr
farnl bcollitrngen F0nncn.
Gnnelnel Gr fonntc iids Qar
nidjt anocrs boriicllcn olS CT Damn
5ltr odmnlernoen Shnoc oen 3ug
ipicocr beitieg, Der iidJ ali fault bin0e.
logerten Sober ino 5iniiden Sclocrn
glnoIrNwano, ais oaB iic gaaS pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Ionit om 5eniter idBc mo ouf ieinen
Tritt loliHe. @eiportet bate iie 5ipei
Sabre III Der riibrenoen 0ennt lno
GinfGItigfeit, oie cr on ibr fonatc un0
liebte. Sol6 beige SebniudJt, tUic tic
Oa ploBlid in i'm mligeltiegen, felt
Seimatluft i'm iunpebtc imo sic
Wfogli6feit nobe Lag, oaf i'm arieqs.
ldrm lunor0bnen fonne, luHo nod
erniterc @efobren ols Sic er oo I'M.
ten ourdeemott, ii6 ibm nobeu mir.
ben, glallbte CT oltd nod ME geipiirt
all baben. llno Die Singer, bic ollf
ieinem anie loeen, beipegten li6
Iciie iiber i9re ieioenmeiMet Saarc
miiroen iie itrei1enl
Sb eS ettpos obenteuerlie1 mar,
plobli1 olif5ittoudcn, batte er nidbt
5li bcoeufen. @s tpiiroe ibm lbol ST
redter 8eit ctipos einfoIleu ~ iol
llno MN iogten bieg9olfen nitbt mebr
tpie ipiloe 0loiie; es gritumeltc MIR
Derflingeno in Der 5erne.
Ger 9fegeu borte ouf. Der 3ug
bielt
Giefcr 3og CT icinc @liibc, otncie
bditig friide, fciibte 2uft, fab ii9 Inn.
Gin flcines, rotes, freilnolides Sta.
tionsQeb1itoc. @eit BON SertCbcn
ireiliH. Scnieits Itano ctn OnIiiibus,
Der telt lodicrt mor, im fcine olte
9onort peg5ltdilicben. o@clfcn-
roBl~ 9lbo So, man ging nit Ger
3eit glber, CT Dollte ieine eigeuen
5iiBe in @ebroud ncbnien.
Gin neler fSobripeg, Der linfs bin.
fiibrte; or fpor nit jlngcn 81uneu
beIebt. gld, bis bic ben Gorbcrgern
SGdttcn gobcnl Gr ihritt betliiqclt
uuo trof foiut Dlenidcn 9lIS CT sic
criten S1ilicr erreid)t Dotte, Oe aln
9lbbang, mic AMI 3DtIopcntolleril cr.
baut logcu, oauiit iie ni1t inS Sal
ruti6ten, ritnpeltc scr Omnibus bin.
fer ibnt an. IS iab nicnano oorin,
Der dltc SSobann Olicltc oilf Dent @o4
Dor ii6 bin. gluS cheln gurinienitlr
ocs Sdloiies blinftc Elm 9idlt, uie Elm
Gebeirnnispolles 3ci6eu gSor oa
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Icann nod] benz oriiben 2ieeenocn.
sd neine, er ltimlnte 5il. llno 81
ieinen 9lnoetifen mollen mir allies
gut maiden
emma IirB iic0 BON ibm IN oos
g8obn5irnner fiibreH Sie bntte
tpobI fnuu perltonoen, mas uno mie
er olles meintc.
Ole beioeil NeuBer itaioen lno
Iaben ibncn nod. syn ben Wliulo-
pinfeln oes Gltereu 5udte es, oanrl
riidtc CT audi NIT oen breiten acbleln.
W}artin peiitte. Ser bat iie ipirfs-
lid Iiebl Ser alleinl@ iagte er-
@ar DoS Elm Syluti.llnipettcr 1eiue-
ienl Sol6 eins gIoitbte Suit BON
8eooern iiberboiipt nod iiie erlebt 5iI
baben. @r bate i'm falt ourdriittclt
.nno DurblHiittclt. Der Sinncl mar
ein Slommenncer, oerGonner grollte
fur1tbar. S5ogcl fdblug iiieoer uno
Seritorte bic 6eloIriidtc; oie gGume
bogen Iif tpic @ertetl, ipenn lie nod
lung poren, uuo 0ie gleite ser olten
frndten ltno prroen bin ilno Berge-
peitId)t.
SSn cincn Montel aebiillt, Die Neiie-
naiibc tief IN bic Stirn ge5ogen, bate
CT inn Morte5inmer ocS ytorobeimer
9nbnbofs gclciicn unD binansgc-
fart. giiemono bottc i'm bead)tet
Iimo crfolint. Ger oltc @ortier mar
cs ia nod, obet Gin onocrer @irt alS
Der, Der ibm nor atpei Sobren bic 2is
fore ciigcihcnft, Itnno bhIter Der
|&fronfc. Dies giifett mar nod gcs
Irnoe 10 bcrgcridtet mic ionit ST
incinte. bic glcicben Gloi1en bultttor.
biaen Snbnlts Bat ieben un0 Die gtorc.
b6ticr Marie. llno uroItcS @cbdd
imb percin0elte 0ingc intter @los.
glodcn.
SSraicp tronfcn aoficc mo ipro.
rilen 1ngitlidb oapou, onB cS ip1re iuie
bcim 8cltlultergolg. SSil oen Oi1n,
IlIergritppen giug Is lebboitcr 5l 9(b
Iiulo an lunrocn cir poor Mortc laits
ter berUorgeItoBen, iDic nFreiBen~
Ilul0 Dipir $auiloUcraner".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

ocin er nod einen Eropfcn Grbblit II
ben glOcrn trug2
3as Wliiblerabeinpoiier rauihtc
redts, oie &1oer in Ser iulteren
ghihlc itanoen, 2idter in Den fleine-
rem uno groBcren SGlliern. llnopIoe.
lid mor es ibnL ols iei er gor nidt
bon bier fortgepeien, ais fonuac cr
olis Dem 0ienIt o0er BON elmer Birih
lmo piiie. iein blonoeS Nlaodef
parte ouf i'm, I'M @arten, i'm 9ooil.
lon..
Sinten berrln olio Sen Wcg nch.
men. @rit NAL Die Staten fiber
Grinncrungen iDieocriebely, ipic Elm
fleiner oerIiebter S1bnrid).
Merfipiiroig SGuidte ibu oas
Solblidt? 3a iporen Die @Grtcn,
nber fcincr init Dem oltcn S5duSd)cn,
IN Dem es nod) Wlooer rod Sattc
Senator 2apolliere ood oos 3erIt6-
rlulgsipcrf begongen2
90 IHncnfte Ell oenn Inn, ipic0er
III oie StroBe 5uriid.
@ic andtc i'm oenn oos Salts an
III Oiciem 9lbenOgrnil2 @du5IidJ
frcno. g9enn or oldj foum Gin 6e.
ionoeres 3cideii BON olBen geiuo6rte,
ouBer onoereu Gardiner ais Die, bin.
ter ocnen oas ScnatorStodterd)cn ae.
iciieit. 0o oben nnlBte cS bod iuohl
nod 70 ousleben, tDic friibcrl syrci.
LID, 81 perlolgen NOR ooS foum. Gs
fonlte ia Gin nciier Wlictcr aelonuuen
icit lmD man bate bic g9offen rtno
Yilocr bon Ocn gSdn0en cntfcrnt.
@ubriMcinlid5 gut diifgebobcn in ai.
iten; pie Gmncline ibr fir ibn iAIo.
1cnoes $er5 illlter Der iDuecueiBeu
8ruit.
Sic Stifcu btuoilf. @be er ocu
Eiir9riff ober foiicn fonutc, bctpcetc
iid oie iHriIle @lode, ilno cine oltc
SSroiL Die ein lonees, i6ipor5es EuA
iibcr &opf mo Ghulteru trnq. trot
bcroiiS lni0 binter ibr erflonqen
trciidcnoe Stinoerltirmnen.
Sic fab Den St0nmlinq nit miB.
trnuiiden gliigen an itno betueatc Den
ooDuIoien @duo. gr puBte uidt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
(t8. ssortSeBujtq.)


%ie beioen @eiber titIhelten ieBt
an Der Aiihentitr,
a9hn miiB ooS @eriHt bert ingtc
gReuBer oiSoriter @rmL i'd mohte
&ie bitten, Den @eg al MAIDEN"
rgicin", ertpioerte Der ionit 70
2ieuitbefIiiIene. SD babe feline
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id3iden Serr Nleoi5inalrotl" llno
Damn. feierlid, ais iprdHe er Dor Der
bod)lten Milroenperion ieiues Gfdn.
oeS. ,@eben sic mir geipiilenGnite
gluShlnft - Der ~ Der Dlonn, Sie
nerIteben fbon, penu ih ibu nidt nit
ietuem Sinneu ueuucn Dia lii
tot2"
9ieilBer fab i'm oit felt unn for.
idIeRo, ncnn er bcgriff Die 6rnge in
0ieIen 9lueenblid bod nidt redt BON
Oeln ferilItebeuoen Wieni6en. ,3ie
9iabrid)t DON toolider @rtranfitng
iiuo p0lliger gllSiidtSloiigfcit Der
@eneiung 1T beim a0nig iclber cingc.
troIfen.~
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Ilinte ber, trot ooiut tpicoer Dor nen
arSt bin, ltromm ino 5jelbeiruBt.
oSSvb fam ltamlicb onrun nit6t aebcl,
ipeil i'd meiner @roilt aur Seite lte.
ben InuB!"
,0jranl4 llno nod) raid)cm 9ltenr.
bolen nod eiulnol. 0@roll DaS
iuolltcn sic ouf lid ncbmcn2 Mcnlf,l
Mlcnldl@
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babe 6eute bcim Scnotor ilnt sic
&ono ieincr Eohtcr otboItcn mol.
len
St NOR iebr bloB, ober felt uno
trat 3u @inma lno bob tie pont go.
ben nrf, sic licB oas pillenloS gc-
ideben
.sSrdulein emma, iii Glcncs-
fdjndjt iii cine 6ousirali n0tig
Gs mar, ais luolle iie lett Dor ibnt
Nliidpcifcn.
1sya,r iuQtc CT, yoas Is iol@ lIn9
er itreineltc igre %aHo AAo Ocllete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

ouf Die 9roBte &epltblif Guropq'S
5raufreih, 100 Die mouardiide &c.
weguHg nit Sinblid aui Die bonn
OeutiAen aaiicrreiH errilugenen I'M.
per0leidlihcn Griol0e beit0noig ser.
ortig in @odicn begriiien lit Dob
nod geenoioing oes ariegeS nit eli.
mem aonigreib ooer aoiierreic6
6ranfreid aerednet perOen mus.
g'ctL Teuti@lono miro ieine ibm 10
ii6er5euseno 5um Segen geluoroene
Gcgrringsiorni nibt iiir Die elmer
&epublif eintauidenl
(9l6enopoit Gbicogo)