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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10

animal germs which are cau-irr the
Inflammation. nr" immediately j'tn,i,ci
ana chased out 90 YOUR system withou,
Inconvenience or pain.
40 not delay q minute Go to vru-
you with q poN "f GOLD MspAl. iI@ar-
lem oil 'Hp4ul"a. In - hours YOU WIN
feel renewed health aud si-or Nit.-
you haze cured yourself, continue TO
take one OF TWO Capsules cach day SO
aa 80 keen I'm irsi-ciass condition ,,ud
ard or tuc danger of future utfauf-s D..
Money refunded II they do not nalp
sou Ask Tor the original imported
GOLD MEDAL brand, and thus l,c sure
of E'rflug 'hD t..uEir" VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10

rules requiring the Virginia Railway
aud Power Company to carry out it's
schedule OF Hun street ana In Girtcr
Park. and also 10 keep in repair the
car tracks, in the North Side of the
city. in Gintcr and Highland Parks.
resolution was passed to have the
liroad Rock Road widcncd forty feet
from HUI to Lawson Strccts./
The rules were suspended for tho
official acceptance of a strip OF land
for an alley back OF Oak Street from
j. -. carncal ana wife. This action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10
ADMIRAL rcnry Recovering.

WASHINGTON. April o.-Hcar-Ad.
m!ral Robert l.. Pcary. retired, tho
Arctic explorer is recovering at his
home here from a blood TRANSMISSION
opera zion. Tho treatment was given
Tor what the doctors described as per-
nicious anacmia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10
WANT CAR TRACKS REPAIRED
IN NONTIlEIiN SI-nlr unS

The Eoard OF Aldermen concurr"d in
n council resolution To provide for y
conference bctwsc tho Mayor and the
southern Railway Company with rof-
creme" /" tn" outflow of tho Canoe Eun
sewer The Board also concurrcd i'm u
resolution to empower the Administra-
tive Hoard 10 promulGatc ana enforce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10
DISCUSSES RELIGIOUS
TRAINING OF YOUTH
DIR. Henry Louis Smith Makes .td-
dress To state Sunday School
Convention.
EARLY LESSONS IMPORTANT
Religious Principles Instillcd in Chill
drCn Great Advantage Over the
Convulsivc Conversion of II Guilty
Conscience, lie Says.

pr Henry Louis Smith. president OF
Washington and Ice University, in an
address last night before the state
sunday school convention IN the First
BAPTIST Church. stated that in four
thinSs the sunday School-tcachcr had
decided advantage over preachers and
day School-teochcrs: The pedagogical
aspect. social aspect. age OF the child
and the subject matter: and he also
took the position that the side OF at
ti,udc and spirit was superior 20 that
OF methods.
R"torrins 10 the problem of methods
and that Of attitude he said mat for
illustration. in the battle line the most
Important thing was the intangible
thing called morale" tina; cannot lie
weighed. aualN2cd. counted. classified or
othcrwis" determined. bat in effect ana
attitude ono may study tho technical.
material ana mcthodcal side OF the
Question OF religion ill he loses the
track. stated President Smith: but a life
of spirit and love may elevate and in
spirc an cutirc community.
There arc hundreds of teachers. ne
pctual discourac"mcnt: and such sun
Gay schooi-tcachcrs will do little good
tll they experience "A change %: .,tiI-
tudc. Their attitude is not ComtaG lolIs
except that it spread an evil. "a dis
Outraged minds can but breed disease.
lie drew an example then OF the better
good sunday school teachers can do
than day school-tcachcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10

was taken 1T tho request % the City
Attorney and tho Administrative Board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
THE ADVERTISED TRADE MARK
GUARANTEES QUALITY

Have You ever stopped to consider
the real significance TO YOG of the
trade mark on brand rmo ON .ho
package or label of the article you buy
~ the store?
Have YOU ever stopocd TO thuk
that the presence or m advertised
trade mari on Il can 0f ecb and
beans for example. is guarantees
that these beans are of good quail
i,y?
This MUST be true else the adycrts-
Ing would defeat ia own purpose fh'
.c,,ioo ~ n,,..b n,o.,,. ~ .oi.o
aon .s 90 oo,ootion
That 70 - ,ho or,tolo s., ,1o.tieo1
,,royoa ,,,sofisraoto,,, ,.o,, a., ,no,,,,l
-. 49,. $500 .,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
AMERICA NOW DOMINANT
BANKING POWER OF WORLD
National Banks Get Stronger
Every Year; Treasury Report
Reveals Rapid Growth
In Year

Washington. Feb How the Unit
ed States has become the dominant
banking power of the world was re
Gently saown by the annual report Of
the combined resources OF all state
S Williams, presented to congress
Comptroller Williams estimated tho
Nho.e banking power of the uation at
S37.52SOOl.0OO an increase Of more
than $4,000 100000 since the begin
ming of President Wilson's admins
tration. Taking the ,a,as estimate ct
tAe banking power Of the world plac-
ed In 1890 al $l5,55S O9o00o, he said
Americas increase a,oue Waa nearly
equal to the worlds toEDm i bank
ing power twenty-seyen 7a0 5 age
National banks OF 'he UnitCG States
Comptroller Williams dAtpred TO be
stronger safer, Moe unseryaAt OF
laws and more efficiently managed
than ever before. rWi" REQUIRES
|SlS.35S. .000, 000-ara greater by more
Ithan $2,000,0cc000 than ever before
and exceed by about the same amount
the combined resources Of all state
banks private banks and trust com
,panies. Under three year, of the fed
eral reserve system natlonh bank
resources have increasd moro than
@I000,0OO,00O
Comptroller Williams coupled his
report Of this enormous growth Will
d warning that duties and responsible
ltcs have increased no less than the
resources.
The danger from decline of earning
capacity Of public utility corporations
and subsequent shrinking of values
in their securities, the comptrolle
warned is a real danger. First relic
he thought, might come from stat,
commissions and municipal authori
ties and he expressed the hope tha
congress would provide for advancing
money to corporations wherever nee
essary to insure proper service to thC
government
The proposal is unusual the comp
troller admitted, but he pointed on
that the times are unusual. Govern
men guarantee OF bank deposits il
sums under $4,000 the comptroller h'
heved, would bring into use mucl
boarded money and he renewed hi
recommendation for such law,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
OUR LINE OF DEFENSE

4 1t Is moment OF tense nerves
, ready to slip out of the trench at the
word of command and at the enemy.
Our men Oh the firing line arc physic
tally fill for military service because
iouly about one man out of five was
ichossn 20 endure the hardsbips Of this
fearful war, But we musl NOT be con
tens iwith 20 per cent. in pbysical health
lof ggssff4AAm gssffAAmGlaglpa' agai.la' youth We cannot
taffo I'd to lose four men out Of FIVE he
eau of physical unAtuess. Such weak.
sncsses can be cured. Many times the
.kidn. .ys are to blame
p II we wish to prevent old age coming
gon too soon, or If we want to increase
,our chances for long life, Dr. Pierce
of the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n Y,
says that you should drink plenty Of
water daily between meals. Then pro-
cure at your nearest drug siorc Anuric
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
Lt\OR II\RTMN'l WILL WlG-
ISTER SHlPY ARD WORKERS

The following letter was received
br Mayor John Hartman today from
Edward N Hurley chairman of the
unitod States shipping board with ref
erence to the registration of shipyard
volunteers.
To the Honorable, The Mavor Of
Guthrie Okla Dear Sir: The ship
ping board has announced a plan fcr
the immediate organization Of the L
S snipyard volunteers of the public
service reserve composed of 250.Qol
skilled mechanics. The plan is cor
ltisans to register and so engage
themselves. when the need develops,
to work in the shipyards at the wages
ttere prevailing In the meantime
they are expected to retain their pres
ent positions There are many such
men in your city who will enroll ii
tie nece sity is brought to them
This is the most important mes
sage that can be carried to the AM
erican people today, for it will give
them the underlying reason for the
present stonpage in our business life
These are facts which every business
y an in your city, every laboring man
and every official should understand
rully for if war business is to &c
on if factories are to work full time
If labor itself is to remain continu-
ously employed, these ships must be
bdilt at once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
ENDORSEMENT
by
High Official of Home
State

An impuuty Of 8 per cent is re-
Quired to make salt unfit for use, An
examination by the oklahoma State
Chemist shows that the total impuri-
ties in this salt amount to only five
thousandth of one per cent In other
words oklahoma salt from Blaine
county is $685. per cent pure.
Three and a half barrels OF Blaine
county water make one barrel OF salt,
which is the highest content Of any
salt spring in the United States. This
means that we can produce more salt
with less water to be handled, than
any other plant. Hence less over
head expense per barrel Every fac
tor supply freight, demand, etc, is
in our favor and there is no reason
why this should not quickly become
the largest salt plant in the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

toy, page Mr. Mutt The magnates
await his pleasure.
Newton c Gillian, an attorney OF
Kansas City it doesn't say which
ope, but il looks like Kansas, not
Missouri wants the baseball mag
natcs to adopt a rule allowing a play
er to steal first base whenever he
can catch the opposing team asleep
Gilham says the defense Is now
too strong for the offense in base
bail and that his plan would increase
scoring
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

The easiest and quickest way to get
rid of cold is to take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy This preparation has
been in use for many years and its
value fully proven No matter what
remedy you use. however, care must
be taken not to contract d second
cold before You have recovered from
the first one, and there is serious
danger of this A man of middle age
or older should go to bed and stay in
bed until fully recovered. 1t is better
to stay in bed three days at the start
than three weeks later on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
KNITTING BAG
PRESSED INTO SERVICE

Muskogee, Feb 5-The knitting bag
las been pressed into the war savings
stamp campaign. 1t is being used
both to advertise the sale Of the
stamps and as depository for the
stamps by young women who have
become selling agents for Uncle Sam
baby bonds"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
STOCK FOR LIBERTY BONDS

If you have Liberty bonds and wanv
o exchange them for stock in a COM
pany that will pay you from 5 to 10
per cent month, etc, communicate
with r O callahan. 81 East Cleveland
Guthrie, Okla; or J II Matthews, Bax-
ter Springs, Kansas, who will give
YOU fun particulars. 4. 6N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

GKYEAK STOMACH is strength.
Wv cncd and toned by Hoods Sar-
,aparilla, - the medicine that cures
@spepsia and POOR Ape TETE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

The Quinne That Does Not Affect
Head
Because of its tonic and laxative eff
feet Laxative Bromo Quinine can b
taken by anyone without causing
nervousness or ringing in the head,
There Is only one "Bromo Quinine.
e. w. GROVE S signature is on the
box. 30C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR., Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies.
Two sizes, soc and soc, at all stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
NEW STRIKE MOVE
associated Press.

Amsterdam, Feb "A new strike
movement the Berliner Tageblatt OF
Saturday evening announces, began
at Jena Saturday about one third OF
the Norkmen striking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

Jean is the grand duchy of Sake
W elmer has a population of about q, =
600.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

Do not be surprised any day while
walking along the street to meet a
young woman with knitting bag pro-
minently displayed who will stop you
and say, please, sir won't you buy
q stamp today?'
The American Army of Liberty
by which war savings stamp workers
are known, is one army which girls
may Join. Reports to state head
quarters Of the national war savings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
Gigantic Industry for Observation-Disclosures Greatest Salt for nve
or ALL Our Free Book Tells the Thng for 1ndau

n gu % uunasec enables
p b ~ ting muHu under apmw
3mw u"rEm " t %
V to yes N yu uGnn the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05
Money-Making Secrets Explained

A
: o will the ucCoo ,rkn
furng
eua salt nu wh
and haye safe invest
the evt
the conditions this o
in on reading of u book
10
M o to
or tlou5 { Ie
things on by r execl
highly interesting book to
~ n the Sound industrial Oklahoma
W t whil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

"lf a man seeks to vote for me for
money and not from principle, | don't
want his vote. If his interest in pub
Ic affairs has a price on it, he's not
a good citizen and not entitled to vote.
no sir, the only votes I want are the
votes of men who believe in the prin
Gples which | represent
AlcNeal made a good race, but was
defeated. And to newspaper man
who went through that campaign
there was nothing so refreshing as the
atmosphere which surrounded the re-
publican candidate. especially in con
tlast to that which surrounded the
camp of the enemy"
The death of Joseph w McNeal is a
great loss to Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-05

"HEI.P WIN THE WAR BUY
SAVINGS STAMPS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

Save l-3 on All Mems.
Women's, Boys, Girls
and Children's Low Cut
Shoes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
HOME NEWS WILL BE
SENT BOYS OVERSEAS
Iuhlic Information Plans 10 Keep
soldiers informed uf Local
Happenings.

NrW YoEl, July 13 Arrange
mcnrs 20 distribute ngphhornood
urNa 90 aIl of the American lighting
forces abroad have been perfected
hy the f0rcIgu prcss cable service
bureau of the committee on public
.nfcruntion directed ty Walter 3,
Rogers. Thus now fe1turr de-
signed to give 30 American soldiers
such news AZ they might expect TO
receive iu I,ticrs from their rcla.
uvnH and friends it tho mails could
be depended upon, Will be edited by
Herman Sutlr. who has had broad.
rNpoutuco as a newspaper pub
Usher
Tho service win be son' IN France
ana wherever American soldiers are
stationed Nory d1v by ono " tho
'ig German wireless plants which
has boon operated hv Tho govern
w"ut siuur he European war siarf-
cd and used extensively for AmrU-
can puouuCaula. including the world
bru1tcnsting Of Pres.1ort wilson X
speeches during the l1 months this
country hHs boon 40 war with Ger
many and is allies Tho WireIcas
reports WIN ho delivered froe ot all
TOLLS tn military publications I'm
France and whore mo- newspaper cam
ur dIstriEUad bulletins v.'l Doe .up-
pliod tp headquarters uf tho differ.
ont units Tho reports win ho copied
hv the wireless plants ot American
Warahius wherever stationed
Press 1ssN "ttlHuH AND new papers
generally have aEro"l TO- cooperate
d. H..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

l-3 OFF on Boys Sum
mer Suits, Mostly with
Two Pairs Trousers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

Tho headache H ONO uf 'hr r..,
common lilies to vH.H m3HaHI r
heir 10 DRusrr nu iwwHus. amount
nt uff.riuU. N,f because .I H .r..
orally only temporary HIIH,u. ....
uIu lro apt Goo UlN NfU. attention
tu the Dtunrs which produce h.BU.
aches. OF thH precautions l} which
sncy may fi',u lo prevented
In almost every case no headache
is ulturcH warning uu Iuuua'IFu
that thHro iv something wrong If
mirht boz supposed that the %. al
natural thlur Co Uu would Doe tn NuI
out what BE- the trouble Hui I,.U..
this csubo Perhaps "a comparatively
few persons do This natural and lug.
ichl thing but too many dr tho tIt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

CQIENuAGEN. luIy ~ Denial
Nu Germany intended 10 retain
hr'r.um wus w4Ar by Count won
llrr'lmg German imperial ohancel-
,nr iu the course Of hu speech nc.
forc the rcicmtng main committee
on Thursday
"Tho present occupation of Bel
r'uw only means that We have q
pawn for future negotiations tho
chancellor said we have no iu.
'outlru 10 keep Belgium m any form
Whatever
"What We preciael" want Ms OK
pressed ry ur ou February 2l" fHs
chancellor continued "ig that after
'he war restored belgium shall Js a
fHif dependent ERfc. not hc subject
no 1uvho1y as "a vassal and shall live
with us ln good fritudlv relations
90 have held this point ~ yIrw
from tho beginning in regard to uoI.
rium and attn hold 10 TODAY This
sido Of my policy iE fully in conform
i'N with tho general lines tho dIuro.
tgu ~ which kyos.'riay clearly
lnld hSt1rc YOU
"Wo arc warinE the war aa a war
~ defense as we have done from tho
very hrginuiug and every Imprrn'
iFtlc tendency and every tendency o.
world domination has boon remote
from our minds
What wo want is Tho IHri.llhUty
~ our territory upon 1Ir fnr '.n oN.
pauslnu ot our people 400 the o..urmt
is domain and naturally also se"ur.
I'v in regard to the future. This Is
completely in conformity with my
p0lnt - view in regard 60 Belgium.
nut how thiH Toint Of view can be
established In detail depends upou
uturo negotiations and ON this
point ! nm unable Co give b.ndng
declarations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
DISPUTE WITH KAISER
FATAL TO HINDENBURG
Hold Marshal llns stormy Interview
nni Congestion of the Brnlu
t. tho Result.
REPORTS or DEATH MANY
Head n 'rmN DftCn said tn Rc sick
"r Scar Ind. Disagree over
Paris offensive.

AHsH.f.ET I.Iy IA TY.,l
N1f.HNI l.H |I.i.uHIIr.t dead ...
yurl... Iu IH. r,..rlpr. I,t .gy
NaU, fU. death De- aI'i tD i.,v. ,...
tlrfUI sfLrI u .tnrU. Interview ...Iu.
lhu German emperor al FI.u l..Y
quarters ~ spa
Tho .mprr.ruuI tho field marshal
or, declared tu have h4a Hrrio.. .aIf
f.r.u.,t OF opinion ,unrerrigr u.
German ufforrIr. toward rp.. nh.
t,iI marshal died from CONF, ftou
~ 90, brain.
-
lu me lace .iN months tb,,t has,
been .r.rbI r.mara of trr' ,.li. .s
iaid NlrrlT ,ur IUrG,.I...r ..H
turrr hn.. .r,r mann, I,..gf. u..r
he nHH boon lu puuI IrIIrn. H..
patch r.yr.vHF@ .u I..luu l.H..
from Tn, I.Hfus .yuI.3 , I.r.I
traveller from Germany s. dr.HIIrt
tllt ftu,r. trat ir. itlI .u.r.IlI
wFH no aud unable. .IIrII..I.|. .u
the UUrN % lTm. h,f.untt,r. had
been spread uI over Germany Tho
tra,,I,r added that grusu4I Iud,r
dorf. tho first guartrrmssdrf general
h1d taken ny.g thr r.ld mlI.n.I.,
dutisf as CHIEF uf staff
L,ruur si,p with rrrart. OF the
field marshall hrlIfl ha.o boon I..
patches from gtrulry indicating
mat tho frId fuHfarlI ana ru, ,,..
rcror had h1d fimrrr.rpepfs can.
corning th, t,sfri4p ufi,u.I., r,,,,
mont In the west
IHto m NAV E.,Ia N,rrh,I yop
Iinderburg WlA reported mn Win
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

Unpaid telephone bills Tor tho
month of juno are past duo. IN not
paid by 9 y. m. of the 18th. service
phone q Telegraph Co ADV.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

als 6a bintsn in Der Ridtuna bon
Gipes5anp cine md6tise rots Gadete
emporitieg, cine geipnitise !S0be CT.
rsi6te unb bnnn. elmer rpte.. 6euers
ressn ausI1iittenb, pitoer nisbsrgina.
Sbr Slammsnipiel mar nod ni6t
Oeri9rpunben, ols elm alpeitsr uno
prittsr unb bann elm pierter Strobl
empfubr uno ii9 III bic !S06e in
bluti9en Hegen aufl0ite.
Onnn ipurbe es tpieOsr bunfel um
9Ori5ont. Strip Spsrboff aber i9pb
Oiieuiidtlid beirieOigt ieinen Giro.
nonleicr in Die Saife 5uriif.
.Sp. Serr Director, jebt t0nnen
Sic S9r Jeueripert anfdnsen laIsn;
benn mems 1T gu gnoe. Iber Der.
raten mill i9 Sud, mas bic bier Ha.
teten, ole mein Gbeniter in gipeasa.
no eben bo9geben lieb, gu bebeut,u
baben. Sic meIben mir, baB bas
YoIo aus ben S4iirfprubsn. bas er
in ben leBten Sasen gsponnen bat,
CUR 4nfertisung bon bier f9peren
5raurinsen ausrei9t. limb nun, Serr
Director. bite ggfuiit uno 5euers
pert!!"
Raui6enb fiel nun bic Gapels
pieber elm unb in fsurieen @arben
unb 8iinbeln besann pas i90ns
S4auipiel anf benz See.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Mcrfwaroisc strafcn.

in Der srobeu 9anpfsis, ipsIde
&lbre4t Der 2abme i'm Sabre 1910
TIN Yiirsern Don Wien ~ertsilte, 1T
fur 8dder, bic gu leiates ooer i1tebs
tes 8rot lieferten, bic Strafe Des
S9upfens redtstrdftis ausgeipros
den. Sieie @trafe. bic aud beis
l~pislsipsiie in a0ln. Gtantfurt numb
anoeren beutiden StGbten i'm
S4panse mar, beItanb parin, bab
mon ben uebeltdter in cine f9mubise
pfiBe tdudte. Sn bemfeIben ftdoti.
Iten SeieBbu4e 1T auh elm paras
graph iiber bic 3unft Der Slider sins
seiiigt, bic folsenbe brofIise 9eftim.
mung entbdlt: nals Der robsIten uno
riloeiten Snnuns foIIs ben Giidern
'peoer i'm Winter mod i'm Spmmsr
tn Wantel, cine Miibe ober Elm Sut
erlaubt fem. sic iolIen BEL @pnns
anO Rssen blObbauptis auf benz
Martte iteben. foIanse iie 5iiae fell
bGlten, bamit lie beito mebr ellen,
uno ben 2euten 6eifersn 8ouf mo-
hen!i" Diefe 8eItimmunesn beftans
cen bis in bns Is. S%abrbunoert bin.
Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Tin WcIprGd) ii6cr Srbcm unS Stcr.
bcn.

Wir paren bur9 ben aui6re9ens
Den JrubllHg Sspanpert, uno ben
&leInen mar oas !SerS poll Don Der
erlpadehOen S1ullDelt Der gtatur.
Vom Werben uno Usrgeben batten
mir seiproden.
Als mir reIten, tlettsrn tie mir
auf Den S9oB uno iGmei9eln. ipis
lie es germ turl.
"Water lit Der Iiebite."
nSie Wiutter pp1 audi"
"Ad, i) meme IL, Don allen MGns
nern bit ou Der llebite," repet Die
IeItsre nit lbrem Acknowledgements
ll4 iWnell 6eraus.
~S9 meme oas audi" e1pt bic
Ileine.
uno um mir etpas 6%ejonpers
Sbpnes gu lageT, tu9te Marie bin
gu: ~0u lplIit nlemaIs Iterben."
~A4 aino, oanad geBts ni4t.
leoer Wtenid muB lt%erben."
r4ber Du ni1t! WiuBt on benin
boIp lterben?"
"Gds lppliea mir ni4t boffsa. S4
tann nod Iause leben, 10 Ianee, bis
l6 alt gelporpen bin. Sept ben
SrcBpater an, Der lit alt, piel dltsr
ais lh, pesbalb bat er audi 10 peibe
Sndre.
mMIs large tannit Oh nod lsben,
lis pu 10 alt pirit lpie Grpbuatpr2"
nyipA pietSts Sabre"
~, oas Il: np1 LANCE. oas 1T
lApn."
Na4psntliA betra9tet Die tIeine
GreIe Den Yrobpater, Der na9 Wai-
lsrtantenlitte beha9lid ieine tur3s
pfelte rauht.
xWie tOmmt es, bab Der Gyoboas
ter 10 alt 9eWoroen iit!" Die na9s
tentlide Grets mp4te IS germ piis
len. Iber e9e 'b antporien lam,
lpruoelt bic l9nslltertlge Wtarie ibon
tini9e Grtl0rungen oeS Waturpuns
1ers: Kid, Ya!er, Der Wrubuotsr
bat feline glftlSen Slnmen gegeilen,
uno er bat nitt nit 5euer seipielt,
hn5 er 1T - er bat iiberbaupt
immer 9stan, mas ibm lein Batter ges
lagt bat."
4ber @rete ipeiB aud nod einen
Gruno: .llno Der @robpater lsbt
audi 10 ssluno, niAt Batter, er baoet
leben Gag I'M tolten Waiier."
~Water iolI aud lange lebsn, babe
pu ouA INNER I'M talten WaI'er,
icenn ou dlter pirit, ia Water9"
wtarie Sisbt bieie NuBnnpsnoung.
uno Damn ihmeideln iie mir ipies
Ger I'M ben Yart.
Ils bic tleine 1rete bierbei einise
peritoblene peibe JGoen entoed:, ruff!
tie init beior9ter Wiene:
.Sieb, Batter, Ia iinp i9on tpeibe
oaare! Nun fang nur an init benz
talten 8aben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

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