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Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11

the earthquake in almost three fourths of the entire city. The greater part of the west ern addition, beautiful resi- dence section west of Van Ness Avenue, was saved. Expert use of high explosives checked the flames in in their western pro- greSs.
 Small fires were burning in different parts of the city, but were no longer regarded as dan gerous.
 Two hundred thousand home less persons are encamped at Golden Gate Park, while 15O, O,000 more are scattered through va rious camps in the extreme west ern part of San Francisco county. Every effort is being made to perfect a system for providing the unfortunates with food drink and shelter.
 Supplies began arriving at San Francisco yesterday, but, owing to the lack of organization, many went hungry.
 Thousands of refugees are in Oakland, Berkeley and Almeda, across the bay, where extraor- dinary efforts are being made to feed and shelter them. An un- ending procession of fugitives from the ruined city is passing southward, filling all the towns from San Jose to Los Angeles.
 The losses in Southern Cali fornia towns are very heavy.
 The losses in towns between San Francisco and Santa Bar bara are very heavy, but accur- ate estimates are as yet impossi- ble. The number of casualties in almost every instance has been exaggerated.
 A committee of bankers re- port that all the bank and safe deposit vaults in San Francisco arc intact. A vast hoard of gold anu silver in the United States Mint and the Government cash in the Subtreasury will be avail able in a few days.
 Soldiers shot and killed four teen vandals, who were attempt ing to loot the Mint. Many oth- CT instances are reported of rad ical action on the part of the military in suppressing lawless- ness.
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
Proposed Amendment No. 8.

That Section of Article 14 of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, be amended so as to read follows:
 Article IA, Section 3: The General Assembly shall provide by general laws for the support of common schools by taxes, which shall never ex- ceed in any one year three mills on the dollar on the taxable property of the State, and by an an- nual per capita tax of one dollar, to be assessed on every male inhabitant of this State over the age of twenty-one years. Provided the General Assembly may by general law, authorize school districts to levy by vote of the qualified electors of such district tax not to exceed seven mills on the dollar ir any one year for school purposes Provided further, that no such tax shall be ap- propriated to any other purpose nor to any other district than that for which it was levied
 Tbe above resolution fled in the office of the Secretary of State on March ?, l9e5
 Each elector may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this l4th day of February. lNS. 0. C. LUDWIG,
 tSeaD Secretary of State
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
WARNING ORDER.

vS. hii '1e oaSr-soH Chan- Henry Hunt, Defendant cefS court. The defendant Henry Hunt is warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Dosia Hunt
 April 7th l9G6. D. NEAL. Clerk
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
Warning Order.

In the Jack son Chancery Cou,t Stephen A. Cole Plaintiff
 VS Fannie Cole Defendant The defendant Fannie Cole is warned Eo ap- pear in this Colrt within thirty days, and ahswer the complaint of the Plaintiff. Stephen A fole.
 J. D. NEAL, Clerk. April l4th. 1906.
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
Warning Order.

Maud Butler, plaintiff, vs. L \. Butler defend ant, In the Jackson Chancery Court. The defendant, l. N. Butler is warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Maud Butler
 Given this 23d day of March 1906.
 T D. NEAL. Clerk
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
WARNING ORDER.

Lula Burnett Plaintiff,
 Wesley Burnett Defendant. Chancery Court
 The defendant Wesley Burnett, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and an- swer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lula Burnett.
 April 10th lo06. J. D. NEAL. Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
FIRE UNDER CONTROL Caring for Homeless Most
 Vexing Problem. Most Liberal Response to Call for Aid From All Parts of the Country
 and From All Classes.

San Francisco, April 19-San Francisco tonight is the city des- Olate.
 It seemed that the acme of it's misery was reached at dusk, when flames burst from all sides of the beautiful Hotel Fsirmont. the palace that above every other structure was apparently most strongly entrenched against the attack of the all-consuming fire. And surrounding that lofty pinnacle of flame as far as the eye could see to the south, to the east and out as far to the west, lay in cruel fantastic heaps charred and smoking, all that remained of a prosperous city. The metropolis of the western slope is in ashes.
 This has been another day of an uneven struggle of man against an unquerable element 59f nature. Acre after acre has cen ground into dust and ashes, espite the heroic perseverance the firemen to limit the con- grafton.
 sonight there is a hope that
 worst has been nearly he'd and that, when tomor- lawns, the end will have
 but the hope is faint in
 flames can be barred in M Testation of the western then ''finis" will be s: D the great disaster. Icisco, April 20-The
 following the earth
 practically under con-
 lock today, having
 nat remained after
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11
Proposed Amendment to the COnstitu-
 ti0a of the State of Arkansas.

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session of 1905, and that the same will be submitted to the electors of the State at the next general election, to be held Monday, September g. 1s06 for adoption or re-
Newport daily independent., 1918-12-11

kcisco, April 20 The Following the earth Sractically under con- Nook today, having
 kat remained after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
CHAMP CLARK DECLINES
MISSOURI SEHATORsHIP
Republicans aud nrmnrra,S Applaut:
Decision "f Speaker to Ec-
tain Scat in House.
JUDGE GRAVES HAS OFFER
Governor Gardiner Tenders APP
rointmcm To Member Of Stn,e SUI
prCmr Court Ecnch Ia Succeed
Late Senator Stone.

WASIIiNGTON. Arrn Speak er
cars. after declining to-day the
scaat"rship from Missouri offered MIN
~ Governor Gardiner. was greeted
Wi.h storm Of hand clappju: wi,cu
Il" took his place AT the Spcuker'a
~ iS'l dcsh
EcHuh'icans and Democrats united IN
III ,r1h"'". Mr. Clark made - @rict
spccrh. SAYING his quarter crn;ury's
~erNic" IN tn" House had convinced hin
@.F Sr"1tcst usefulness was there
Republican leader elliott. rcspond.n.
PRAISED ,C!ark's fairness as a presiding
officer.
CAPITOL political opinion is ,ha, the
Sneaker was convinced in rwo-dny
study thar the Democrats have an cy-
"'!'cur ChanCc 20 retain contr'.l or the
newt House. Thr general consensus o.
"nln!"n has hccn thrt II "" ;hou=ht tho
ErnuhljcaUs would win. he would have
taken his seat il .hr ur,c- h"usr
rather than roturn to Tho position or
minority leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
GEORGIA OFFICER HONORED
FOR BRAVERY BY FRANCE
Lieutenant Thomas \. Harrow saves
SELF WITH Parachute Whcn
nallu0n Wa. Pierced
fny. r "r.at d rrc>s }

ATLANTA ApriI "6--I-irst I.icu;nn-
ami Thomas y. Barrow OF rc!hnn. Ga.
attached to H." iield artillcr" service
with the Am"ri."r cypcdiIi"nary force,
- fruc". has occn decorated with
TIC War cross for bravery under fire.
accoru'uS I" information received hr
relatives here Lieutenant l:ayrnw rns
on observation duty in q cantivc bal.
loon with French officers While ncur-
ing artillery data the balloon wny at
lacked by the enemy and pierced eight,
times Barrow continued 81, his rpst.
nevertheless. and later landed safely
In u parachute. Barrow received his
comnissin1 ~ tia first rrscrr" az.
hcors trniminS camp at For, Mcrhcr-
SON last summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
GERMAN Sol DIERS
WIN KENNEL, Iii !,
Deck Officers Of Steamer Florence H.
Believed Killed in Bomb Explosion

tod prcSs.l
f"iaI> OF tho United states Shin
ping Honrd here snid. that some ct
The missing ,nny yet lac accounted
for. hut ~ tho Florence ~. VIVA near
port when the explosion orrurrc,I,
this hope is remote. Chicf EnEi-
ncrr Watson aud First Assistant I'm
"in""r Strickland arc among those
WI" escaped injury, tho second and
third assistants hrin. badly burned
In addition tn tho civilian crew
fhrrr were board iucnty-thrrr
men 81 naN3t :rn-t. >iN OF " Iom
have hccn rco"rtrd survivors
fhr"I::h III" Navy Department ~
" n>hi.-ton.
IA" ri"rrn"r II. sailed fron I'hiI-
ni"ipiin rar"h =" nith cargo. yart
"f which WAS explosives. \ rrrrut
"nhic ni, i"r from Paris said thn.
tho eNplu>i"n vn< believed tU have
hrcu r1rsci u, 81 bomb pIantr,i an
tho ship before >hc ,ai'rd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
JAP AMBASSADOR HERE
1iSrount Kikuiirn I~iii Hc.in. His ur-
h"inl Duties in Nations
tHpitaI

WAStiENGTo%. .\nrii e Niscour;
kiNuiir" lshii. III" new Inp"Ycso am
has.ad"r TO the United states. arrived
In Washington day. accompanied hy
tho C"intcsa lHhii and = star "f soc.
rotorlcs lie succeeds former AmbaY-
*ad"r Sato, who returned to .llir,u scv.
crai months ""o. NiScorr: lshii ,ur.
mcrly ambassador i" Frame. alr"a'iy Is
wclI known in Wrhincinn. Soor az
ter til" United States entered the war
he CHn,c here on u Sn"cial mission ..u.'
III" visit was notable hccausc Of tn.
arrecmcut between the United States
and Japan regarding China, which lie
negotiated with Secretary Lansing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

''N y -~p'
NEW I0EI>. trriI .f.---t aptiiu
T.. .. nutirrhrlh ana MI the drrI,
officers OF tho american stcEm~hip
Florence ~. r"w arc bc,ic.cd u"
have lust thr'r li,c~ VIXEN that SHIN
was dcstr".rh IL, AN r>ntu.;"u kprii
!. while an the French coast. \
ii.t of >ur' i,"r< rI:i'rd hrrc to-
Ha! hH the tmrrir;,n ..ousui n, Hrcs,
docs not "ont:;n the names r those
men. 81 ais" - shown that onIy
tw" "f tho n-inc-r""m oiiicrr.
escaped nnin!nrch. tho others b"in-
reported ha.iy burned.
rhr":,in:s un or the "nhirL n>t
with the crew list iiicT h~rc when
:tc Florence u. sailed shows that
"vt of Hrt!->iN mcn il tE,. civilian
"rrN. tncn:! !-uinc are a-nd "r Miss
nG. twelve nrr in hospitals b,dI,
hrrnrh. Nv" Ir" >,i:!itl, i,IrucJ mud
only thirteen escaped UninJurcd.
There il n"">ihi!it>. however. ":-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
FAILURE TO BUY BONDS
WOULD DAMAGE AMERICA
1T W"uid Wound our Honor Tn.t III
surgery" declares Speaker
lark
Iry y ocl.'ea rrcs.

BALTIMORE. Aprl "S.-SpcalinS u,
N" ",Ncr There Liberty loan canton
u.ut iu Eicth Regiment Armory to-
ui-ht Sp"akcr Cnaiup C,ark declared
;h,t 4 failure - Subscribe 10 this
i.tbcriy bond issue promptly would
dama-c .Nucric, as much in It's own
estimation ana in tho worlds cs,in.-
iiom as would The loss OF a great bat
u" 1T would wound our honor pa
an surgery" he said we cannot
afford it, We must no, permit IT."
Mr. Clark outlined the par. taken
by Congress in the prosecution Of the
war "Th" amount of work We accom-
n,ishcd,' hr said "is amazing. uuprccc-
do"l"d, stupemdous. The sums Of
money appropriated ana hopIa au-
'hrri""d staGgcr the Imagination -a=-
Gie-1tiug more than six times the
COS Of the War Between the states.
Every dollar the administration asked
for The preparation and The couduc, Of
the war has been cXpcditious!y voted
by Congress. Nevertheless. VIC hay,.
ON Tho on" hand been abused h. evil
minded malicious. slandcrous people
for G"in:: too SLOW. and on the other
r"r 6einG "Ntrava"ant. 1t is a wonder
iha; We have done SO wcll with ,hc
inStrumcu;Ulitics az hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
Wage Workers Have
Big Stake in War

Pl!IitDI,i."i,I\. April :G.---"'rhi-
/. NOT - "Ipiiaiis,.' VAR. hut u r""-
ric's war, cnt"r~d into for tue pres
rr,a Ion uf our ip.;itu:innS'' .a,,
Secretary -, Tabor wiis"u. In IN
address, in-niL.hi before the tm.ri-
'"" ,"mdrm'r Of rulitirnI AND s"riDt
Science. in animal session here.
"iac mn>."~ Of tho people. inrimd-
i"n The NaGc-worISrrs. have more
ai >,-:>c IN the preservation OF our
institutions. tbnn amy other portiou
az our people," the secretary con-
tinurd.
"Thc nrst Stcp. then, towards. &C
curing the highest standard OF Inbnr
efficiency WAS to bring home 10 our
wacc -w"rkcrs tho menace that con-
fr"ntrd th-n, through the ambitions
ar ;hc military government OF Ger
many.
"Ihis. then. IL the mcs<a-e that
hns hrcn carried by tho Department
"f Labor from onc end or tho rOHu-
Try To the other. Every ncdintOr.
every cmrioyment "nirinI. every
hcId officer Of tho department, in
addition {" n corps OF trained speak
"rs. have been rarryin. tho mc>-
~nSc :" the workers nf tmrri"a that
ih's i> tfcir N1r. for the rrr>crr:i-
ti"n Of thcir in.fituii"n~. to ~r.,ht,.
them 10 continue working ont their
own d".tin. in t.,rir own Na,. uu-
i'npcd"h by the mniird fist ns tie
German iNH:>rr any 0th-- nuto-
"rI' on car'h. The rr<mli has !cru
:raiif> inc ind""d. N~ have fewer
labor strikes ut tho urcscnt tjuc
than ~ ANY "t'~r pcri"d within my
r"'"'!""ii"n, twith-tnnt!in:: the fact
that IL - the period nf tir rcar
when strikes arc usually most mn
nrrou-.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
R0TTEM-EGG SCOUT MASTER
Later u" Is Seriously nrntcn a'nd Drag
."l tbouf rrwu on
flank.

WtNisrrj:T X. V, April - -Iyn,,
q. Townsend SO" Scout ma tor vas
rot en-"cGrd h'Ttcn and dragged AZ .ut
Town "u plank TO day. II rorr around
his mock. \ucry men ana wol"cn
ha' hi"G him roughly amh threatened
N""hn'c. ToWns'nd. against whom.
*"ri"rs c!nrc"s were m;tdc hy Eo%
scouts escaped 10 his homo. with His
nose hr"hcm and. bleeding ."orr - mum
h"r of wounds ~ secured I, r.Nulvpr
and ned IN " th" crord James put
ton aScd nine. "a8 shot In the leg.
lie denied the charges made by BOY
Scouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
TAKES J06 IN FACTORY
SO MAN CAN GO TO WAR
Daughter az .tmba><atur Iyaynrd Loads
shells for Him TO Firc nt
tlai,cr.

Wll.MINGToN. DEL. April Mrs
Florence T. ililcs. daughter OF the
late .NtnhaSsador Thomas r. ISayard.
celebrated Liberty BAY to-day by
taking an ciEht-hours DAY job loading
shells at the Newcastle plant cc the
Ec'hl"hrm Steel COMPANY She de-
c'arcd II privilege TO bc permitted
=" r"ina Sc one nnn 10 G=h: agnins; the
Kaiser Mrs llilcs - wcll-to do. and
H.d "h" will continue 10 wori even
INES "a" The Liberty loan and suffrage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
WOMAN on COMMISSION
President ii,on Names Mrx. Fr,pci.
{. !tNtclI fnr Important
p0sitIOn.

NASIiiNGTON. April @G.--rrrsidou,
Wilson has named Airs. Francis g. .NX-
ioi' 10 he president Of the United states
Employees Compensation Commission
Nh"n Mrs. AXteil was made a nv .rn
hsr OF his commission - wear aco she
was the first woman in the ;-rit..
States appointed Icy executive order 10
Foderal commission.
Thc commission passes cn every casc
demanding compensation for injury in
cu'rc! through cn'pioymcr; in the gov
nrmmcnl SerNice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
NEW AIR FORCE DIRECTOR
Sir William Weir VIII succeed Lord
ROthrrWrrr. say. OEirinI
f.rvDrt,

7 II Y" TH ~ ITf-70-
-oNl'cN. Ap"i! "i.-Sir William Weir
hHS hccn appointed Minister Of N:r
Forces In Src""gs'"u 10 Lord l;uihcr-
mere. brother Of Lord Northcliftc. who
resigned Yesterday. Official announce.
mont OF sir Williams appointment was
made this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
HEIGHT COMMANDS
. POSITIONS AT REAR
OF YPRES SALIENT
Tcu'ons Aim TO Compol
forces Of Allies to
Abandon City.
GERMANY REPORTS REPULsE
OF ALLIED CouMTERATTACN
French Fight Ticrcc'Y to Recap
turc Positions LIT on
Height.
ALLIED TROOPS WITHDRAW
Fierce Battle Gor:nEcS TO RaIc
North u: l.ys I;iyc", Whcrc
Dranoutie Was Given Up.
GERMANY REPORTS REPULSE
OF ALLIED CGuMTERATTACN
ALLIED TROOPS WITHDRAW

E.,r,o.I il;II ,,.,,;,, 49,,
''' " '''e''' ""'Sh nus
southern .li.. az -. vnr,. .,Ii,n. ,,,
ono nr H. ,.. t,,..
po.i,io,s 81, III. ro,.i.,.n ha,,Ia -.
IL, Franz. n,a hcnr ,.I.o 49,, ~
m.,ns ar,.r :. dcr,u.. ,,rich v.ii, ~
come one OF the heroic chantors y,
ihc war The hi!l wa; surrounded and
,ar French forces .atrenched on il,
stones v,,, -
49,,
t"S Hi" Which is ad-
, .'nHht oN Cen
'"''' "irertor or
nai.o ''''S'SH war
""'Ns rcaliza
IN nc,.,l ,,,,'., .'" ros'''oh "
warl fr".., '.e 'owluud.; lvinr. 10 -.
w"si q: \rmenticrca
~. Tc,,,,. .,r
alou. ~. ,yn.... w,,., q, ,'cN'
Mctcrcn Inn w,r,,.i ,a ''''"'-
for tn. rur,oe. ~
which nIich; ,.,.,J rno, .,,
rouud that sno, ~ I'm ~,
front hcih ioIutIv hr ~ r.,.;.1
Frcn,, .-no,e ,,1 ~"
hurlcI rre.h ,i,.i.;,,. n.s,,
their wav r,,rr.r, .,v 49,, Ut
until -. r,.rh,r,I ,l,nr ,,', "u'SosS,
tho french
An ni,n ,,-..
IL w,s no "'ht on a''d
mans s,,..,, ""' IN" "c'-
slopes ~ u,, -, 49,. -" w '''
Thr los Of k,,,n,.i i,,,
rn, d, ''''. IS serious.
,,, Nh, '"'" "' ne lowlands
ynr., .',5,,,,' ,r'' ,' ''..r' ines in Tho
: a. H'.l !S i6f feet in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

''il S-''&-.'''' w h'
u,lpND LOMnIrTEr.
FI.tNS GREAT ACTIVITY

- the campaign begins its third
and lat week this morning. the Eich.
mo0d committee plans tho :;rcalcsi pos
Sihl" activity during the Iemim,',a
dIls. All manufacturing plants oC tn"
city and those establishments dealin.
uircc;'y With tho public were rrlU St
Cd 10 send out their morthly bills on
April :n and TO buy Liberty bonds with
ali rcrcintS received on these accounts
before tho close of the campaign on
,iar =. The committee believes th"t
the commercial establishments and for
'hc Liberty Joan movement. and an
nounccd that BinswaaScr & Co was
The FIRST concern to respond 80 this
request
Another plan worked o"t Yesterday
vas I. have ccmrp" p"rcial c.tablishmon nte
dcsicuatc certain day nGNt week or,
which nl receipts "ill II. devoted. TO
tho purchase OF Liberty huudG Many
cor .erns are cNrCctcd {" respond TO
this call. since thoa" pcopl. wEc. be.
cause OF thci" burdens. crnno' r'Ir-
cIlaH" bonds would buy from ~ CSC
establishments ho"nusc thcv would tocl
shat the were h"lrir- The govern
mont 10 III" utmost of ,hoir resources
'fhc Nircinir Stati"norY COMPANY. il
VAS announced was the nrst company
20 respond. Tho rommit'cc niamS 80
grcup stores together for orc day. aud
" -rnun will hc announced FOR cocN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
uEUI.lN SAWS titIl:D
COT N!tiAi'i tti<s FAILED

BY Associated t'cess.l
BERLIN tvia I.ondon). Arru cr.--
Enemy counterattacks agaiDst Nnnt
KENNEL and in the Gshtins area south
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

7 ~ TH18FWINs ItUI"s hisVN on TIC
Official reports ~ the beginning Of yes
tcrda?'s business. shows the sub Grip.
tons and percentages OF the twelve
Federal districts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
,Du:ns ro go rrnoIGu

SOLDIERS TO go Tlfts0it,N
STREET. CARS NENr Wt:JI.
Soldiers will go through the stree,
cars in every ccction Of the city next
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
ALL SORTS OF ADS FOR
ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE

Sec Tmes-Dispalch Want Pages ter a
Service Of UneqaaleJ Value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
BRING IN YOUR WANT
AID COPY BEFORE 6P. N.

tar.y Delivery Of Sunday Want Ads
lnsures Correct Classification
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-24

6ortiesuns aui Der 4. seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-24
[ u 4 3nr6ie &ipbeS useuS

mometer falling as low as 6S degrees
below zero. But do not be frightened,
that is not SO bad, as 1t is very dry
cold. / have been told that IS degrees
below zero here is not as bad as 20 de-
grees below zero near rivers and lakes,
for instance, where it is damp or
where they have billiards..
Labor is well paid up here nov
There are men receiving up to $3.50
per day in the winter on the shortest
days and as the days grow longer, they
can earn from $500 to $3.50 per day
for hand work. They have paid as high
as $40 per day for a man with a team.
| hope that some boys or girls will
be interested enough in this epistle to
venture a correspondence. l promise to
answer all letters.-Fred Thill.
II hope that from now on you will
be a frequent caller. You are most well
come.-Der Onkel.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-24

Serien angcnebme llnterbaltung. Iber
Der Shlpeiter Wutteriorge eritredte
it'd nah ipie pur audi nuf ms. liner
pleifter &inoeriinn uber erfaBte Die
3iefe oieier 2iebe unb Gorge nod
nidt, Der bittere Sob crit erid)loB mir
ibre Siile.
Su iorgloler Guit tumnteIten mir
ainber n zines Cages i'm aIoiters
9arten. gigentlih. mar ih itpn
oaran, Die 8inoerifube aus5u5ieben.
ih par Is Sabre alt. slber ipenn ib
Die Inoern lpielen uno ider3en lab,
ihliipfte i6 germ fpteoer binein. Sa
trat cine Der Shtpeitern, nit einem
5eIegramm in Der 9auo auf mid 81.
ySafobine itper ertrauft, iofort
fommen", las ih erbleifenb.
gini9e Stuubeu ipdter tniete ih NIT
Rarie ant Sterbebett Der Shneiter.
Nie iperbe ih Die S5ene perseiien.
Der Sftpaeer itarrte i'm portloien
Sfmer5e Dor lid bin, bic ipeinenoen
&letnen umrinsten ibn. limb in ben
lpeiBen 8iiien bas ipafSbIeite
Suloerantlie Satobinens
Nls mir an ibr Eager traten, 5udte
es lhmer3lid nm ibren bleiten DFuno.
sd mug lterben", fliiIterte lie,
incline Ginber baben nod ibren Batter.
aber mas iou aus Den arnten Stpe<
tern tperoen?"
gs mar ibr lestes 8ort. 8enise
Nugenblide ipdter bolte Der Eobess
en9el Die bette, treuiorgenoite
ShtpeIter.
gum 3~tueiteu Wale perfpaiit ...
Wie babe ih I'M ipGtern Seben Die
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