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Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
Heber Notes.

P l.. McLlelland of Oregon is Wis
iting at the Tozer ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. ] A Rushing have sold
their ranch southeast of Heber and
have located temporarily near Braw-
ley
Mrs. H. I Ellis and two sons, who
have been confined to their homes
with pneumonia, are improvings
Mrs w F Cummings, country tru-
ant officer, was in Heber this morn
ing
The Thrift Stamp campaign is still
progressing very well, Postmaster
Barnum reporting that the rising gen.
Grafton are especially patriotic in this
regard.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
.A|RPLANES RAID LONDON
BUT NO DAMAGE RESULTS
(By Associated Press)

London, Jan 29.-About fifteen
German airplanes raided England last
night. Four or five reached London.
One of the ~ ders bu t. :. t. flam IS
at the he, ,.r of 10000 feet and tn.
rew of tn ee were urned to death.
Apti-aircratt guns weca m fction for
n.re ha FIVE hours To-. don ha 1
:, en- expe 't.1.. a aid hecau..e of tho
+ 'oonlight. The fact that nothing
harpened ca ~ed res tents 70 believe
t.. y had escaped.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
CHEMICAL LABORATORY
WRECKED IN A FIRE
(By Associated Press)

Marquette, Mich, Jan 29-Explo-
sions, apparently accidental, caused
fire which wrecked the chemical
department of the Pioneer Iron Com
pany's plant, on the outskirts of the
city, early today The loss is sti-
mated at 100000. The plant is en-
gagged on government contracts and
it will require six months to replace
the machinery destroyed
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
LEGISLATION IS
DROPPED FOR A
.LACUNA CONTRACT
WORD COMES FROM DISTRICT
REPR s EN- T ATIVES THAT
THERE is LITTLE HOPE FOR
ANY LEGISLATION ON COLO.
5RADO PROJECT THIS SESSION.
Swing and Grunsky Have Transferred
Their Activities From Halls of
Congress to Interior Department, 1t
Is Reported, and Find in Secretary
Lane Friend of the Valley

Word has come from Attorney
Swing and Engineer Grunsky, the I'm
perial Irrigation Districts emissaries
at Washington, that there is little
hope for legislation to help the Valley
this year, and that efforts are being
concentrated on the getting of sat-
isfactory contract for a connection
with the Laguna dam
Representative Kettner and Senator
Johnson stated the difficulties sur
rounding any bill other than a direct
war measure, at a conference with
the District representatives. The two
California congressman, however,
agreed to use their best offices with
the secretary of the interior to get
a contract favorable to Imperial Ir-
rigation District.
Swing and Grunsky found many
friends of Imperial among other west
ern congressman, who all agreed that
the attempt to agree on a
contract should precede the legisla-
tion
President Holt Of the District will
leave for Washington in a few days,
to be present at a. final conference
between the the District representa-
tives, the director and chief counsel
of the Reclamation Service, and Sec
retary Lane.
1t is believed that contract much
more favorable than that sent here
by the Interior Department will be
drawn
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
SENATE DISSATISFIED
At RAILROAD BILL
(By Associated Pross)

Washington, Jan. 29-The Senate
commerce committee today voted, 7
to 6, to amend the administration
railroad bill to provide that the gov
ernment relinquish control the year
after the war ends. Some of the op-
ponents of the bill announced they
would endeavor to have the commit
tee rescind the action and if they
failed they would submit minority
report
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
MEXICO TO TAX MINES
ON FLAT RATE BASIS

Mexico City, Jan 29.-It is learned
unofficially that the new taxes on
mining claims in Mexico will be on
flat rate instead Of progressive
rate as previously announced Quar-
terly payments have not been de-
termined. It is reported the govern
ment is preparing . law making min
|sral oil lands public utilities.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
BIG GENERAL
STRIKE CALL
FOR MONDAY
ST|RS LAR0R
FIRE NZIED, STARVING
POPULACE OF BERLIN
DISTRIBUTE LEAF
LET'S FROM HOUSE TO
HOUSE.
Kaiser Kilhelm Called a Ju-
das by Inference by a Ber-
lin Newspaper. Which Ap-
peals to the People for a
Revolt.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
Amsterdam, Jan 29.-Red riot has
been lOosed in Berlin.
The people, clamOring for an end
to the war, and for more food, are
distributing leaflets from house to
house, calling a big general strike
for next Monday
Although the rioters lack general
direction, they gave the police much
trouble. The mounted troops sabered
many of the most desperate.
Trade unionists refused to coop
crate in the riots, asking that the
general strike be delayed until they
can present their demands before the
Reichstag
Factory workmen struck in a few
instances.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
Heber Creamery Meeting

Tomorrow, in the Varney building,
the stockholders of the Heber Cream
cry will meet in response to call.
All holders of stock who wish to see
the enterprise re-established are ur-
gently asked to attend. At 2 p. m
there will be the regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders Directors will
be elected at that time
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
UNITED STATES AGREES
SEND CORN TO MEXICO
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Jan 29.-Conferences
between Food Commissioner Hoover
and Ambassador Bonillas and Rafael
Nieto, special Mexican commissioner,
today, resulted in partial relaxation
Of the embargo on expectation OF
corn and other food stuffs to Mexico
The agreement would require Mexico
to give assurances of an equitable
distribution and to take a reciprocal
attitude regarding imports to the
United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
B0LSHEV|K| SPLIT
ON PEACE ISSUE
Two Factions Unable to Agree on
Question of Separate Peace With
Germany-Trotzky Leaves for the
Scene of Peace Parleys With Two
Separate Sets of Instructions.
(By AssociatedPressl

London, Jan. 29-The Exchange
Telegraph Petrograd dispatch today
says the Bolsheviki are split on the
question of peace. The majority are
against concluding peace with Ger
many and favor a holy war AS the
present government is unable to
wage war, a coalition of Socialist fac
tions was proposed.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
TRACK EVENTS ARE
WON BY JUNIORS
Underclassmen Triumph Over the Sc
niors in the First Days Contests,
but Predict Change in the Lineup
for Today-Weight Events Develop
Many Surprises.

Upsetting the dope by taking all
three places in shot put and the 66O-
yard dash, the Junior Underclass
tracksters finished the first day of
the inter-class meet with three points
advantage over their rivals, the Sc
niors. The score was "a to 21 when
the shot putters made their last put
in the last event of the day
While the score of the first day
was somewhat of a surprise, the Sc
niors were freely predicting big
change in the scoring of the two
teams for today's races.
The first event of the day was the
10O-yard dash Carey, Baker and
Buckle crossed the line in one, two
three order. Carey won by a few
inches. Score: Seniors, 8; Underclass-
men, 1.
The Underclassmen came back in
great order in the 66O-yard dash.
Swanson, Fisher and Henley, in or
der, walked away with all three places
and 8 points. Score: Underclassmen,
TO-; Seniors, s 1t was Kenley's first
might in track suit
To make the affair interesting, the
Seniors made another big drive on the
score, garnering first and second
places and 8 points, leaving the Un-
derclassmen third place and l point
Baker and Carey tied for first place
in this race, the 22O-yard dash, Buck
ley taking third place. Baker and
Carey came across with a brilliant
finish. Score: Seniors, 16; Under
clessmen, 8
Johnny Baker won the board jump
for the Seniors with 19-foot jump.
Buckley and Fisher, Underclassmen,
took second and third places respec-
lively. The score was: Seniors, 21;
Underclassmen, Is.
The last event was all wrong, in the
opinion of the Seniors Great gobs Of
gloom hung over the Senior camp
when the Underclassmen rushed in q
couple of "dark horses" and copped
all three places in the shot heave
struggle. Nichols took first place
with put of 81 feet z inches Doug
las and Buckley took second and third
places, respectively. The final score
was: UnderclassmsI "; Seniors. 2l.
At the insistencn y Hollwsy. -
general armist =" b
the entire from
reopened tom
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
No Victory Bread Today.
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, Jan. q "A baker
said today that the "Victory bread"
prescribed by the Food Adminisira-
ricn will probably be sold nowhere in
California today because notification
of the change was received too lote.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
WHITTIER IS HOST
:. !: :. :. TO SECRETARIES
Secretary Compton of the Ell Centro
q. Chamber of Commerce Tells Of the
1918 Meeting of the Commercial
Secretaries-Great Interest Taken
in Imperial Valley.

Secretary Compton, who has re-
turned from the annual convention of
commercial secretaries at Whittier,
reports great interest among the Sec
retaries in Imperial Valley and her
products.
He made the following report on
the meeting yesterday:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
GERMANS RISE AGAINST KAISER,
WHOM THEY L|KEN To JUDAS
NEW DRAFT WILL COME
SOON, SAYS CROWDER
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Jan 29.-PrOvost
Marshal General Crowder, in ex-
planning the proposed amendment
to the draft law, stated today
that the ne wdrawing under the
new individual liability plan will
come shortly. He explained that
if the law is passed it will not be
necessary to call anyone outside
of Class l and men becoming 21
years of age since the first draft.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
Call Kaiser q Judas
(Rv Associated Press)


London, Jan pa dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam
says the Deutsche Tages Zeitung
openly calls upon the German people
to revolt against the present regime.
1--WE, too" says this Pan-German
organ, shave a Judas among us to-
day. He appears in the red coat and
mantle of Germany's hangman
"Who will save Germany from
these traitors but the German peo-
pie?
1T il now Germans help yourself
and God will help
Although Emperor William is not
named in the article, the expression
"Germany's hangman" is meant for
the Kaiser, says the correspondent.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
CHURCHES UNITE
IN CONVENTION
Calexico Religious Organizations Will
Get Together Friday for Sunday
School Convention-The Epworth
League Will Also Hold Get To-
gether" Meeting on That Day

Calexico, Jan. 29.-Friday the three
local Protestant churches will meet
in a Sunday school convention at the
Baptist church The Baptist ladies
will serve supper
The evening speaker will be DR..
Phillips, president of the Sunday
school association. The local Epworth
Leagues are also planning joint
meeting Friday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
Denial Is Made
(By Associated Press)

London, Jan. 29-The Russian semi
official news agency denies that Trotz-
ky has returned to Brest-Litovsk and
said Rumaoff was going to Stockholm,
London and Paris to inform the En-
tente of the progress sof the parleys.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29

Phone your wants to The Press
s--and get quick results.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
No Mooney Statement

Sacramento, Jan 2LTbau grnol
today said he wlr5RG nte-
ment regardinl
murder case
pending in the
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-29
CalexicO Notes

CdleXlcO NOLeS
Hon. Charles Naylor and son Ken
meth spent the week end at San
Diego.
v. E McQuown has returned from
a trip to San Diego and Los Ange-
les
Frank Thing has returned from his
ranch in Mexico. He left Saturday for
his home in San Diego
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Maidlineu- nnS BICYCLING.

@enn man ben Waihinenflug ais
Die Nodabmllllg oes Iogelflnges be-
aeid)net, 10 lit bies nur beoingt uio
bis 81 einem gelpiiicn 8unfte rid-
tig. @etpiB bat Der anatomii6e 9au
oes Iogelforpers als 8orbilo &C.
oient; aber Die Jitnftion lit bei1n ia
tiirliden 5Iiegen cine an0ere ais
beim fiinitIidlen. Weim @ogel oienet
Sic Jliigel als 9ragfldden mo 6ort=
befuegungs Organ 5ugleih, beim
aeroplan lit bieies Organ Bic pom
Motor angetriebene Ghraube. Mis
leroines lit Ser natiirlide goeel oft
genng brett fopiert noroen in 6orm
bes iogenannten Shmingenfliegers,
bei Dem ole 9rdgfldden betueglib
iiilo uno ben 5liigelihlag nadabmen.
Seine oieier aonitrnftiNlen ie0o6 bat
elm braufbares Heiultat ergeberL
nno mas an per~ipertbaren 5llgma-
ihinen beiite eriitiert, entipriht ais
n~abnlslos Dem alien bon ms be-
fannten Yrin5ip oes Sdraubenflug-
5enges. Gs gibt aber INNER nod,
Sednifer, Die bebaipten, NIT Der Of.
leinigen gerfpenoltng oieies Hrin.
5ips befinbe lid Die 6lug5ergtednif
altf einem totem 8eleiie. Man mogc
Die Motorltdrfe inlmerbm pergr0-
bern uno oas relatipe Wotorgetpif)t
nod neiter perfleineriL sll elmer 10
rationenen arnftperpertung, mie iic
Der @ogelflus Der Natur bartlett,
meroe man niemals auf Dem genaltn-
ten @ege gelangen. 0ieier ginmano
lit obne 5rage beredtigt; inoeilen lit
es mebr als 3fpeifelbaft, OF iemaIs
nit ser oireften Nahobmuns Sss
Sliiaelidlages Elm b%eiieres Meinltat
er3ielt miro ais bente, ia, oh es oamit
iiberbaupt jemals eelingen niro, e..
ne Woidine gum 6liegen 5t bringe1,
ha iih Die gemegliffeit bes natiirli-
den 5liigels nit ieiner o%ifferen5ier-
ten GmpfinoIidfeit iiberboupt mobl
niemals miro nadbiloen Ialien. IS
fragt iih ober, Oh nidt inter Der Bel.
bebaltiing oes jetigen Brinsips oen-
nod Elm 5ortihritt nod Der Seite
groBerer aroftofonomie moglib lit.
Siir bicien Sortidritt lit niemano
iiber5eugter eingetreteu, als Gin
Gdymei5er, aarI Steiger in aildlberg.
Der iid nit Dem 5lugproblem idon
gu elmer 3eit miiienidaftlid befoBte,
aIs oieies fir SO Hro5ent oerWienidp=
belt nod gnr nid)t eriitierte. Seiae
erite grobere arbeit (8ogelflng uno
| Glugmaidine) bat or idon 1891 IN
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qebotert baben, bat piel staub alifse=
mfrbelt. Die Snbe 1T inoeB .nidt 10
Sdlifim ME tie allf ben eriten 8lid
ofrsifebt Cos iii Jrdge foInmenoe
Sleifd puroe nanlli6 nidt iebt, ien=
bern fAon lekter 8inter b%eanitanoet
uno, pie iid uniere eeier pielleift
nod erinnern fonnet1, prompt fon.
oemniert uno perni6tet. Die gan5e
@eIhiAte tpuroe mn burh ben Be-
ridt oes gunoes=W eiid-Snipeftors
8iGis 81. 8almer tpieoer aufgeribri,
in Sem oieier mitteilt, Dob er ieit Dem
is. ,sarllar ales i'm Camp Crabs
air 8ernenoung fomlnefloe SIeiid
genalt inipi5iert uno basielbe frii6
nlto taoellos befltr1oen babe.
Scr @eneralanmalt bat Cir.
boltsbefeble erlniien, onrd meihe
SEQ. 3eameger, Sris Shilp llno s.
ISABELLA bon Sun Mntonio perbir-
bert meroen, innerbalb Der 5an @n-
tofio Erofen5one beranibenoen
MetfeInein sl1 perfaufen.
Sci einem 9omino-Spiel, on
benz mebrere Merifaner iib beteiligs
ten, entItanb Streit nno Der cine
Der Mitipielenoen, 60. G%aiaaopa,
mllroe onrh einen ShnB in Sic red)=
tp grltIt totli1 ~berpitnoet. gr murhe
iofort nod Dem itdbtiihen 6oip:tal
geidufft, oob baben oie Mer5te nrr
mefig @offnlu1g, BEN Manl ain 2e=
ben gu erbalten. 5reo 2oiopa murbe
megen Der SdieBerei berbnftet. ST
bebalptet, ieinen &epolper neben iid)
olf Die Siidplatte gelegt 5u buben
nno oie @offe babe iid infolge zines
ungliidlihen 3ufaas e%ntlaoen.
Gin @eid,dftsreiienoer, Der Itm
erboten batte, fir oas Note aren3 5u
iammeln, lit iest eingeitedt. gr miro
beiditIoigt, Ole BON Inn foaeftierten
@eloer IN feline eigene Saihe gefteft
81 baben. Der @erbaftete ion mdb-
reno Or gon5en ISOLDE alld) nift Ell
men ein5igen @dpport eingereift ha-
ben. Seine 6ran bat Dem Hotcn
areas iiber 500, pelde iic in ibrer
@obmung fnno, iibergeben.
Die Sadion Hrinting So. bon
San Mntonio lit nit einem 8etriebs
&apital bon $1,000 mforporiert NOR
oen. Mitglieoer Der 6irma iino: s..
IS. &iihed, 6. s. Sadion uno 6. j..
Gommers.
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gpttun.

Cotton.
Sm antonio. helrte 28A Gents
@aloeIton, gefferu 1926 geuts.
GottpniameR -Erobufte.
Son 4ntonto, 20. @eai. 1913. =
Brine CRUDE Cotton See0 0t. $1.31.
Scilts per WnIlone
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Mtunden peroifentliht. 1911 lieB er
Elm 8erf iiber SlugmioerItaro nno
GegeIfll1g folgen, nnb neullb Dieoer
bat er in ser 3eitidrift oes Sdpeis
seeiidpn Meroflnbs Ste lester GrgeD=
niIie ieiner Stnoien unb geri1de
mieoereegeben. gr gebt bon oer. be-
fonflten Satiude'i olis, bob Die gro
SEN 5tnrmoDgel (por allen Sic sll6a=
trosg Snnoerte BON Weilen 5@llriii-
Iegell, obne Sic minoeHe 5SliigelihIag-
b~efpegting aiis5nfibref, ia, oaB. lie
ielbft eegell sen Wiro NIT pollitanois
ger Sliigelrube poriDdrts fonnmen.
I'm nidt cine Mnfbebung beg Sc
ieees bonn Yaraaelogramm anneb7
men al miiiier, glaubten oie bernor-
ragenoIten @elebrten Die Sabe mr.
70 erfldren 81 fonnen, bob bieie So
gel imltanbe leiet, au~fiteigenoe ODER
an< ltno abIHmeaenbe 2uftitromllll=
gen nllbbrineero in giaenbelueglltg
su perpanoeln. Domit erflart ii6 aber
ni6t, oaB Die 8ogel fonitattt geaet
ei1len ibnen entgegen gebenben 8ino
pormarts fommen. Steiger gelangt
nad tbeoretiihem nnb experimental
lem Stnoium Der Mnatomie oieIer
8ogel ser @eIenf= uno Se~oeranoro=
n1rg uitp. gum ShluB, oaB Der 81
batrosforper in 8irflibfeit a1h Die
oirfet entgegen tpirfenoen Snftltro-
mltngan ANNOUNCEMENT nno 81 perfper-
ten perItebt. Oas Sier fam alio oh
ne eigelle Mrbeit BEL iebem @inoa
a~nfiteigen uno lib portparts befpegen.
Wtit elmer Nahabmmg bes anato-
miIden 8aues iener Sogelforper
miro man in Der Merpplantehntf na=
tiirIid) nidt portparts fommen, Jon.
bern es miro lif oarum hanoeln, Gle
q~etponllene grfenntins I'M Gabmeil
Ser 8ednif oerart 81 Dertperten, cas-
Ser Nuseffeft ein groBerer miro ais
BET oen bentigen apparaten.
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9r. @ep. 6. @nrsbad, 3abnar5t,
3O5-3O6 Sids @ebditoe. St. 6067.
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er lebr beftis gu meroen fiirhtete nno
lid 5u be5pingen itrebte.

ltG) al Deomlnge1 ltreDre.
SD itore2" fragte Henate.
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ygeein oouu' jforit nidt. SslH @eeef*
tell. Iii fannift .lino pirii uair. redt
geben gegen 8llrhnros 9enfe Dir, Ell
min Ole @iite 10 melt treiben, nod
5u oieien 5hiifers 5u geben!!" rlef
Mnnn.
J v@as lit oeri1 nit oen Sdulers
los2" fragte Genate uno ieste iiG tn
ibres 9rrbers S1reibltlbl, ibre
, @anoe allf oie flaben, bretten 2eG-
men legend.
uad 10, SIT neiBt nod nidts
+, oenfe sir
Mber @rof 9urdaro fiel leiner
5rall in sic 3ebe. Niht nod einmal
ponte Ell bos ldmer5lide SdauIpial
erleben, lie, Die er liebte, sic er bod
nber ale Sralten itenen az fonnesl
miinidte, lid in @orten poa @ehai-
iigfeit ergeben 81 boren.
gr er5ablte ieiner 56melter bon
oem tori1ten 9iebesroman 5uiiben
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er fagte, oaB er Ole lleber5eugung se-
ponllen babe, es banole Iih 90 meoer
nm cine abenteuerlide, nod nm cine
%fripole Sa6e, ionoern Die eeioen ar
men 4inoer batten einfad) por ben
Stimmen ser 2iebe Die Stimmen Der
8ernunft nibt gebort.
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oignltg tranf lie formlih iebes @ost
in lih binein. @ie oeutlib mar fir
lie nun Der ge6eirne 8runo oes Be-
nebmens Der inngen 5rnlt. 8ie oeatt.
Iih rs.
Mrnn aber muBte gar lliebt mehr
flar, BON melden gmpfinoungen tic
iib treiben IieB. Sbre munogeidlage.
ne @igenliebe, oie iih aa Dem Mann
batte rdhen moaen, Der lie emit iiber-
ieben bate, fiiblte iid nun bon
neuem idmer5lib gerei5t ourd off
oen 9aoeI uno @ioeripr1ty ben lie
| BON ibrem Mann erfubr.
llno lie bate geglanbt, i'm beberr=
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llno tie batte geoadt, mie i@nterei-
liant oas 2e6en iein meroe, tpenn mail
einen beoeutenoen, einflaBreid)en
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@ineng nah @nni6 uno 2aune be-
nuten fann .
Mae lire n%ngefunoen, i~i6eripamt.
ten 8oriteaungen BON Der Weaht, Die
lie haben meroe> fielen iab suiammen.
Sci Ser erlten @elegenbeit, mo- lie
piinidte, oaB dies nab ibren gcbai.
men sfbii6ten ii1 entpifeln ioae,
lob lie. oaB ibr @atte uid)t baran
oad)te, iidl 5u ibrem @erf3eug MAIDEN
! 5u laiien @ielmebr ging er Ieiilcn
flaren, geredten gmpfinoungen nad1.
Sbr tpafer, ibldgfertiger @eiit
bali ibr, elm Sd)llBport 81. finoen,
NIT Dem iie oeniod gu triutnpbieren
bottle.
nWuB i'd es oenn crit ausipred,en:
ih iclblt fible mid oHrd Dies Mdo-
den beloeens uuo beleioigt, Dem ib.
bod nit Site entgegenfan. Sd fiitle
mid aii6 beleiOigt ourh elreu Ste
pban, oaB er mabreno meiner eritell
Anneienbeit auf oeineni StammYis
mir Sen Aufentbait ourh feline Abeti=
! telier betriibt. @eb ino ipiele Sen
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tpinit un6 ipenm lie Sir midtiger iinS
uls ihl~
9amit perlieB lie bo~d)erbobeilen
Sauptes oas 3immer, beletoist uno
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.. 8eauooin BON ct. 9biemon,
One, aan weldem id 6orni's al-
penfrauter beItellte. lteber elm Sahr
bate id alle moglidben 0ualen aus
eeitanoen; es idien, als OBJ ieoer
Seil meines aorpers mir idmerste.
gsad 8ebraud BON nur spei Sla-
id)en Mpenfrduter fiibIe idr mid
iebt ausge5eihnet mobl nrlo erfreue
mid meines 2ebetts uno meirvr 4rs
belt" Sorni's Mlpenfrauter 1T fel-
ne apotbefermeoiain. 8eionoere 2o-
falagenten liefern es Dem YubIifum
oireft aus Dem 2aboratorium. Coll
ten Sic feline @genten fenneil, 10
fbreiben Sic an: Or. Heter 6abr-
ueD & Cons 60, 250f @afbington
gloo., Chicago, 81. (an5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-29
9lnma's Gbc.
Monaan BON Sba Sob-gb.
l6ortleknt1a.

llno Ell mar 10 ihpeigfam, oaB es
alien Eiidgenolien peinlid auffiel.
@leid nod Dem Sribitiif CAB es
einen groBen @ufbrmd. Mae Itanoen
IN Der Sale uno marteten, Inn Ste
pban 2ebetpobl 81 iagen. Giniae aus
MnbdngIihfeit, anoere, neil es 81
oeu 2ebensgepobnbeiten oes Sano=
aufeutbaltes gebort, aus ieoem flei-
men greigftis Elm groBes 81 MAIDEN.
@olf unb 9onat itiegen ibon Dor-
meg in ben fleinen .offenen Saeofpa
gen, ser Dor Dem Yortal belt.
stephan umarmte Die 9anten,
perabfdiebete iid noii @enoerotbs
uno Heillbeds llno oriifte ltrillla Die
9ano.
v2ehen sic nobli" mrrmelte er.
Sic Itauo aufredJt nno tapfer. Sic
puBte, mas lie iid iduloig mar. st
reilte ob obne ibr BON 2iebe ges
iprcd)en Sl baben. limo cine title
@iiroe fam iiber tie uno balf ibr cen
sfugenblif iiberlteben. Solange lie
gebofft bate, mar tic. baltlos nno
meinerlid geipelen. ESe grfenntins
gab ibr Strait. limo fife ladelte inn
gu, obne gu abnen, etpie idjmerSli1
Dies 2ad5eln an5uleben mar.
Sin ser 3iir Itarto Der &alisberr
nit leiner @attiu. Stephun fiiRte oie
Sono annas. STR Bid. besegncte
Dem leinen. GoSieben iidJ Seinoe on
- Der Sieger uno Der llnterliegenna.
@raf @ltrharo idloB i'm in feline
Mrme.
sMein lieber. lieber Surge" iaste
ct.
limo oann Elm @urrn, Bolf nlo
0onat i1menften oie9iite, uno Der
@agen fubr oaoor-
Sebr ~aufrebten @anges oerlieB
llriula Die Saae.
Seroefe folgte ibr. Sic oeritano
10 gut, mos in Dem armen iungcn
Ding oorging. Sic muBte pobl, Die
eben beipieiene Sapferteit miir0e Iid
in einen S%r1nenltrom anfloien.
llno 90 lolte lih oas neineHoe 8c-
iidtden an elmer trenen, mitfilblens
ben 9rnlt nerltefen fonnell. llno 5tuei
| @rme iolten tie marm umidlieBen.
8eine mir. moate Seroefe iagen,
| lie mebr Sranen, oeito better. Snnges
2eio miro 10 binmeggeipiilt. Nur mer
trodenen guges auf feline Shmer3en
liebt, BEL Dem bleiben lie fir immer
| felt auf Dem Ser5enSgruno.
genate, Die pom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| aeplagt mar, iob iid, mabreno Die
| @1Ite nod III Der 9alle plauoerten,
nadJ ibrem 8ruoer um. @raf Bur
6oro aber bate iid) iofort 5uriidgeso-
| gen. 4nna mar aud ni6t %. Tiei-
leift ruaren iie beioe in iein Arbeits-
| Gunner gegangen2 limo III Der Cat,
| ais Renate Die Cir 81 0ieiem offnen
moate, b0rte iie orinnen Iprefen.
2aut iprehenl Seftigl 8elf Elm
ungetpo9nter ROW
IS siiis aber lpirflid) nidt an.
| bier orouben 5u iteben uno auf Den
| Gbarafter oes Stimmenflalgs 81
lauideul
@lIo bineinl Henate flopfte an.
gle fano oas @bepoar III lidtlIs
der erregllus. 9lnna itaHo mitten i'm
| 3immer. 9nrd)oro ging alf nno alb,
. tpng er beim Spre1ea MIR tot, menlI