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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
HAREBELL FLOWERS.

'Thc Musk-ox," said Daddy, sis pre-
pared to- the rain by the coarse halr
which grows on top of his nice. soft
hair. This coarse hair, as you know,
catches the rain and then he shakes 1t
all off so that his body doesn't get
wet.
1.-The umbrella bird can put up some
of his feathers just as people put up
their umbrellas and that protects him
from the rain.
'Both the great big musk-oX and
the little umbrella bird are very proud
that they always have their rain pro-
tectors with them, and they have very
little use for people who forget their
umbrellas and borrow other peoples
and then forget to return them.
"Of course the musk-ox and the UNI
brella bird can't very we'll lend their
umbrellas because they don't carry
them around by the beak or front paw,
but instead have their umbrellas at
tached to them.
whenever it rains they are ready
for it-and do not mind it in the least.
"But they aren't the only creatures
to be so careful about the rain-that
is-there are some flowers who are
Just as careful"
81 thought flowers loved the RAIN"
said Nancy.
"They need it to make them grow,
don't they?" asked Nick.
EYES," said Daddy, FLOWERS love the
rain. It helps them grow and it keeps
them fresh. But the harebell, on
which l am going to tell you, sees
that none of its family will ever
drown.
snow, the harebell family OF flow
ers are blue in color. The flowers
grow on thin, rather tall stems, and
when the flowers are in bud they crow
very straight and stand right up.
"'We're little soldiers, we are the!
seem to say as they stand so straight
and look so lovely. And they never
mind anything.
the bad weather, except they have
to be careful about the rain.
''It isn't because of cowardice that
they are careful. No, it is because
they have good sense.
sWhen the tiny buds burst into flow
ers, X they Stayed straight tHPf7 as
they stand when they are buds, ev-
cry time the rain came it would fill the
little flowers and completely drown
them, and make them droop forever.
''The little blue petals aren't strong
enough to stand the rain, and the flow
ers are shaped so the rain would come
right into them and fill them up-for
the harebells are like little bells.
'eYes, they're sensible. They know
that the rain would hurt them if they
stood up straight. and so they pro-
tect themselves In fhie waC tIl-z
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OK CataTrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past thirty-fve years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy
for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Med1-
cine acts thru the Blood on the Mu-
cous surfaces, expelling the Poison
from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine for a short time you
will see a great Improvement in your
general health. Start taking Halls
Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid
Of catarrh Send for testimonials,
free.
F. J. CHENEY G CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
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CP. CRAIG & SON. DRUGGISTS, AID DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

DON'T need umbrellas. and it is just as
fine as though they owned umbrellas,
when their little heads hang down in
stead of up to receive the rain.
"'Mother,' whispered one little bud
to a much larger bud one day, when
do we open our eyes to see the world?'
"'Soon, little harebell, soon said
the mother.
"'Im anxious to see the mountains
and the plains, the hills and the val
leys,' said another little bud.
"tAnd I want to see the SUM-, said
a third.
"T'm growing very restless, mother,
said fourth.
"'Soon, soon, little ones, you'll come
out and open your eyes to see the
beautiful world said Mother Hare
bell.
"'Will we be in the world quite a
time, mother| another asked.
eyes, darling the mother harebell
said, for we harebell flowers are
strong. We stand the wind and the
storms; but, little ones, listen, of one
thing we must be careful
"'Of what must we be careful?'
whispered the little buds as they be-
gan to slightly open their eyes.
"'You can't hold your heads up
straight as they are now that they are
buds. You must drop your little heads
just before you open your eyes, and
not look right up at the sky. For if
you did look straight up at the sky,
when the old King of the Clouds came
along he would fill your little bell-like
faces with water, and you would
drown
"'Oh, Mother, how terrible' they
said.
"'That's a warning said their moth
er. If you do as 1 say, you will be
all right, and will live long to smile
with your little blue faces at the great
and lovely world And all the little
harebelIs did as she said.'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Greece Has 100000 Troops.

London, Sept. 1S.-Greece has now
100000 troops under arms and could
raise an additional 100000 if it We're
not handicapped by the lack Of ship
ping facilities, according to a state
ment made by Michael Acopoulos, the
Greek minister of agriculture.
Construction of shipyards has been
begun to meet the need for tonnage
NJ Acopoulos declared the Salonika
front is far more important than is
generally realized, and he predicted
that there will be important develop
mentS there soon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18

couldn't, you simply couldn't" said the
little oysters.
But l hate to think of you all being
blue" said the Sea Fairy.
You mustn't" said Mother Oyster
"You shouldn't hate to think of us be-
ing blue"
NO, you really shouldn't" said Dad
dy Oyster.
You mustn't feel that way about us
any more" said the little oysters.
But often l have helped blue peO-
pie, blue creatures and blue fairies
blue" said the Sea Fairy. Cant I
help the blue oysters?"
Its very kind of you to take an
interest" said Mother Oyster, "but
there is nothing to be done about it
absolutely nothing" agreed Daddy
Oyster.
You are most unselfish to try to help
but you really can't do a thing" said
the little oysters.
I'm sorry" said the Sea Fairy,
weeping u salt sea tear. Il hate to
see folks blue-as 1 said before"
''You said that before" Mother Oys-
ter agreed, land 1 told you that you
shouldn't hate 10 think Of US being
blue"
"And I told you just about the same
thing" said Daddy Oyster.
eve told you that Also" said the lit
tie oysters.
"Whatever am l to do about it?"
asked the Sea Fairy.
Nothing" said all the oysters.
Its impossible for me not to try to
do something when creatures are blue"
said the Sea Fairy.
You may try, of course, but it seems
a pity" said Mother Oyster, 'for you
would only be wasting your time"
''You would gain nothing by it," said
Daddy Oyster.
"And you might be able to help 9TH
er creatures in that same time" said
the little oysters.
Once again the Sea Fairy shed bit
ter tear. Il am so sorry you are blue"
she said.
But we don't mind being blue" said
Mother Oyster.
'In fact we like it," said Daddy Oys-
ter.
Were very proud of it," the little
oysters said.
You're proud of being blue?" asked
the Sea Fairy, in very surprised tone
''Of course we are" said the little
oysters.
Were considered very fine" said
Mother Oyster.
'We're greatly appreciated" said
Daddy Oyster.
Il don't understand" said the Sea
Fairy. Don't you feel sad, as folks
and creatures always do when they're
blue?"
"Oh, dear, oh DEAR" said Mother Oys-
ter, we've mixed you all up. We're
blue-not through sorrow o. sadness
but because we're blue oysters-thatS
the kind and variety we are. We are
called the famous Blue Point Oysters.
And we're proud of it,
And you'd be proud too" said Dad
dy Oyster, ''if you heard folks saying
all the time, We'll have blue point oys-
tiers, please and knew that they meant
You. Six of us are often on a plate
at the same time and eaten with such
relish"
Well said the Sea Fairy, cts a
new idea to be proud of being eaten
but I forgot about blue point oysters
and thought all the time you We're blue
as folks are when they're sad and de-
pressed. No, you don't need any help.
You're always blue iljr not sad n al :"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
All Clicked Up With Catarrh?
Whv Continue Makeshift Treatment?

dies which touch only the surface.
To be rid of Catarrh, you must drive
the disease germs out of your blood.
Splendid results have been report
ed from the use of S. S. S., which
completely routs from your blood
the Catarrh germs, for which it is
a perfect antidote.
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists.
If you wish medical advice as to the
treatment of your own individual
case, write to-day to Chief Medical
Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept
B. Atlanta. Ga.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Had Experience.

The children had got tired e climb
ing trees and picking flowers. So the
Sunday school teachers suggested that
they should have an impromptu oon-
cert. One little mite sang, another
danced. Then there was a pause
"Come, Willie" said one teacher to
a member of her class, you know How
doth the little busy bee '----
II DON'T" said~Willie, examining a
fiery patch on his hand. II only know
he doth it ~
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Vote on Suffrage September %

Washington, Sept. 1S.-An agree
ment has been made by senate leaders
to call up the woman suffrage con-
stltutional amendment for conSidera-
tor in the senate September % This
was announced by Senator Jones.
Democrat. New Mexico. chairman of
the woman suffrage committee.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Cardinal EarIey Nearino End

Namaroneck, n. Y, Sept. 1S.-Car-
dinal Farley. archbishop of New York.
was much weaker. Members of the
prplate's official family, gathered at
his bedside, reported he had two sink
ing speels during the night and there
vas virtually no hope for his recov-
cry.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
SAYS KAISER HAS QUIT
One Report Even Says Eneire Hohen
zoIIern Family Will Quit.

London, Sept. 1S-Rumors are cur
rent in border countries that the Ger
man kaiser either has abdicated or is
about 10 abdicate.
The rumor is of the vaguest sort,
but it has to do with some trouble
in the HohenZollern family
There is no confirmation "hiain-
able One report was that the entire
Hohenzollern dynasty would ahdicate.
The head of the HohenZoliern dy-
nasty is William II. King of Prussia
and German emperor. He is the third
emperor Germany has had. HIS m2tii-
err was The English Princess Victoria.
The kaiser has six SONS. Crown
Prince Wilhelm, Eitel Friedrich, Adal-
bert. August. Wilhelm, nSlar ana
Joachim. and one daughter. Princess
Victoria. The last married the onke
of Brunswick Crown pr.E"" Will+am
commands the fl III German army,
which is in France.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
ErelQht Rates Increased

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Permission
to Increase railroad freight rates on
cement from the Lehigh and Hudson
districts to points in New England
from 1920 to So was granted by the
interstate commerce commission.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
GasIess SUNDAYS For Naval Officers

Washington. Sept. 1S.-Supplement-
ing the order of DR.. Harry A. Garfield.
fuel administrator Secretary of the
Navy Daniels has issued an order
prohibiting naval officers using gas
driven automobiles on Sundays while
the gaselesS Sunday prohibition re-
mains in effect
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
The Easy Wav.

Few that wander in the wrong way
mistake it for the right; they only find
it more smooth and flowery, and in
dulge in their own choice rather than
1pprove it.-Samuel Johnson.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Refer Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and
younger people who are weak, will
be strengthened and enabled to go
through the depressing heat of sum-
mer by taking GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC. IT purifies and en-
riches the blood and builds up the
whole system. You can soon feel its
Strengthening, Tnyigorating Effect
6Oc-Ady
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
HERE is PROOF
Texarkana, Texas.

"Ikeen house and l was weak, run
down and nervous, back ached good
deal of the time, so it was hard to
take care of my chickens and do my
work-Eino has restoredmy strength,
and nv nervousness has gone, so
I can do my work as well as ever.
Every rundown woman should take
Vinoi. Mrs. Emma Britt.
weak women. overworked men,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Three Planes Lost in Paris Raid

Paris, Sept. 1S.-Two German air
planes which had participated in the
raid on the region of Paris Sunday
night, were shot down by anti-sir-
craft guns. They fell in the forest of
Compiegne.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18

Remember, that when you are right
you can afford to keep your temper,
and when you are wrong you can't af-
ford TO lose it-Anon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
REPORT BULGARS IN FRANCE

Would Mean State of War With U. S
If True.
Amsterdam, Sept. 1S.-Bulgarfa
regiments have arrived at Maubeug.
"a cooperate with the German troops
on the western front, according to Tn
Echo Beige.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Detroit Mich

81 got into a weak, rundown Goa
dition, no appetite, tired ali tie time
and headaches - but had To keep
around and do my houseworE. ree3
about vinol and tried it-witain tyvo
weeks commenced to improve, and
now have splendid appetite and feel
stronger and better in every way. -
Mrs. John F. Watson.
For all rundown, nervous, anaenic cor
foAhle old people and delicate c.lit'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18
Rundown People
Vin0l is What You Need

Weak rundown rervc.1s men and women need
Vinol because it contains the most famous recon-
structive tonics in an agreeable and easily dgested
FORM Beef and Ccd Liver Peptones, Iron and
Manganese Peptonates and Glycerophosphates.
We guarantee there is no tonic equal to Vlno.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-09-18

Sprays and dOucheS VIII never
cure you.
Catarrh is annoying enough when
it chokes up your nostrils and air
passages, causing painful and diff
cult breathing and other discom-
forts. But the real danger comes
when it reaches down into your
lungs.
This is why you should at once
realize the Importance of the proper
treatment. and lose no time ex-
perimenting with worthless rene
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-30
SnlanS.

-
Die G1ir0esregierung bat efIt
gar5es S1nier- -Gebiert i'm 5inan5- 5-Dt-
ftrift Der Stabt gielp yorf fir BEN
Hreis non 5 WiIIio1en, Dollar ge-
follft. Weitere 5 Millionen follen fin
0en Nusbdu oes tleu erfporbenen Gi=
gentunls ausgegeben peroet Die
9epeIhe teiIt lridt nit, 81 tueldeun
8med Die Hegierung BEN Wof er-.
morben bnt. reip. melhe 8iiros onrin
ltlltergebraht iperoen ioletl.
SIN Diitriftgeridt 5u Naltfs-
iba, @is., ipnroe Die gfornnalihul=
2ebrerin @roce Gust ipegen Moross
i'm speiten @raoe 81 81 Snbren
9nhtbans perurteilt. Die sIngeflng=
te hatte am 81. sunni 1917 5rau
@arn sfepnlan Hoberts, Die @attill
oes Siernrates Or. 0nbio Hoberts,
nit oen iie Elm llnerlalibtes Siebes
berbdItnis lnterbalten, erIdoilsn.
SIM 2altfe oes Hroseiies itellte lie)
berals. bob oie 2ebrerin BON Jralt
goberts perlqngt batte,iid noll ibrela
Mann iheioen gu lniien nro beniels
ben ibr. ser Gust ab5utreteil Ga
Srau Moberts iid oellen neigerte,
tpllroe lie BON Der Angeflagten ME
oeraefaollt. aettere rihtete baum oie
@affe gegen fid felblt, oodb niBlarg
0ieier GelbihiorDperiltd. Gle 2ebre-
rim bat ii6 felt bieier 3eit in Saft
befunoen; lie erfl1rte lif) por @erid)t
fir ,.itiht ihuloig" uro ibre @ertei<.
bigger pIdoiertell auBeroens auf
@abniinn. Naf 8erfiin0iglIlg oeS
urteils itiir5te fieb Die MngeIagte dltf
oen lteapertreteroen Gtaatsontpalt
9. g. Guitar, einen nlebr als Co.
idbrigen Mann. lino peritdte 0eniel-
BEN Sit erpiirgen &reiihenb erflarte
iie, oaB Maliriee Eullar, Der eigeltt-
lihe Stantsanipnlt, Der iid franf-
beitsbalber in eirlern Sanatorinm be-
finbet llno ieinen Batter als Stell-
pertreter eingelebt batte,i Elm angcbs
Iih pon ibr abgelegtes Sdllobe-
fenrtnis gefdIid,t imo ibre, ger-
urteiIiing ourd) einen @seineio bers
beiqefiibrt babe. geur nlitDeiibe fonH-
te oas tobiiihtige 8eib nolt oenI
'ilteren gnlar loseeriiletl lueroen.
Der @ermaaia 8erein pom
Oflubona gitp bat fir $500 9ibertp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-30

gen @ebeintrdtell als beiunbers tDert-
uol1 ooer beipnoers perodhtig uorz
fonlnlen iDiiroe, berausnebmen. 5iirir
Jfepnin e1ltnabnl Der Gr6i6aft 5tDei
ungebnl1bene 8dnoe, na9 Der 9lnf=
ihrift Die Wemoireu beS Gonigs. 81
ner Ser ehenlaligen Sefretare oes
aonigs iiberreidte Dem SSurIteii met-
tere aht in Mnroqlin gebunoene
9dnoe Ser Inf5eibnunger. 9lnf aus
oriidlihen @unih oes 3aren muroen
oiele aht 8dnoe i'm faiierliden aabi=
net perlpabrt, mabreno Die teioen on-
oeren i'm 4rhip oes &ollegiunls fir
ouslpartige slngelegenbeiten finter=
legt puroen.
ssnt Sabre 1882 befabl Gar geifo-
laus T., oie perliegelten 8iiher i'm
Staatsarhip nnter5ubringen. geab
einen Sabre lieB iie iih Der Gar
no1nlols porlegen. Gs lit an5uneb-
men, ooB er III ben 8apieren gebla1=
teri, pieaei6t nah 9lnfi6liiiien ltn5
gntbiilnngen geiitbt itno pielleld)t
audi melde gefunoen bat. 9lls er ne
ndntlih oem &eifsfan5ler anr yer
tpabrl1ng nieoer 5l1riidgab, beitnnberr
lie nur als einenl Rafet, tpabreno
oerielbe &an5ler 1882 nod 5mei 8as
fete in Gmpfang gellolnlnen bate!
Das Bafet mar iorgfdltig perltegelt
barauf Elm bonn 3aren eigenbonolaer
germerf, Die Wfemoireft ioaten GIT
pertDabrt uno Die Siegel oiirften fel=
nesfaas- obne ieinen gefebi entfertit
meroen 9eun i6ien es, als iollte Den
pereilbten 8ldttern Der efpige S1lai
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Die Sapanerin.

Die Sapanerin mar ourhals ntdt
INNER oas 3uriifgeieste, perihiidter-
te@eieif ons befbeibene@eihopf, fpie
fie bellte Dem 9feiienoen erfdeint oett
Neugier utlo Stuoientrieb an Die aii.
item oes oitIi9en Snielreids fiibrelr.
Die iapaniide 6rauenfpelt blidt ailf
eine itol5e, freilid) rebt meit entfernt
Iiesenbe gpo1e 5uriif, in Der lie fiir
6ie 8liite Der &ultur ibres 2atioes
cine bebeutlhme 9folle ipielte: IN Ser
loeenannten Seianperiooe, Die etlpa
in ons elite Sabrbunoert Der eliro'
p1ii1em 3eitrehnung fdllt, Die man
aber beutautage als eiien Sobepunft
in Der gftpiflung oes 2anoes Der
Wiifaoogetrellen aniiebt, bot Die 5rdn
in Der 2iteratlir nno aunlt Sapans
cine 10 beoeuetpoe Hoae geipielt, OaB
Siltorifer ibres 2anoes lire oanali.
ge gtellnng nit Der Der 6rau in oer
italieniid1en 9ienaiiianee ODER i'm
fran5ofii1en Gofofo nergli6en babcr
Cider lit, oaB einige Der beriibmte.
lter @erfe iener 3eit sum gei.
ipiel oas Meilterperf Der epiiden 81.
teratnr sSapnrls, Der sfolnan oes
grin5en 8enii 9rbeiten genialer
uno geiltis bohentlpifelter Srauen
parerl Die, meiltens Softer oorneb-
mer 5amilien, als Sofoamer anl
aaiferbofe iebr angeiebenc 8ollen
ipieIten. Die folgenbe Belt big sur
Meiiiperiooe (oent gnoe ees 19tcn
Sabrbunoerts) mar aber Der tueiteret
Giltipiflllng ser ssrauen nidlt GIN
itig beionoers in Den Sabrbunoerten
oes Sbogunats Der gofllgafua biloe-
te iid) in Sapon Ole Serridaft oes
Nfannes, oes Soloaten, Der freilidl
slrineiit Elm garaoeoffi5ier mar, inls
mer ltdrfer beralls, Die Sran lpllroe
nlebr uno mebr ulf Die Euppenlhlbe
oes iapaniihen 9apierbauieS be.
fd)rGnft, nno Die religioIe 9tational.
onitbaunng, Der 8uoobisnlus. nn-
tcrltitste oieie Eraris 9enn Oct
8uoobisnrls bat entidieoen einen
frauenfeinoliden 3ue: @uooba ielbit
lab in Der 6rau ni6t Diel mebr als
oie 8erfiibrerin oes ManneS, Die ibu
BON scr 9ei6dftiglnag nit Der 8bilo.
lopbie 5nriidbielt, ino MIR iebr I'M.
germ erIuubte er Die giloung bon
6ruuenfl6Itern. go marc in Sapaa
Die syrau auf Die getpobnlihen Saus-
arbetten uno auf ettpns @ufif nno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-30
31,1r 2lmcrifaner
6a6en uon Den AGiuen nr6ld6en Gr9g On 0er Uearonl
lille 2lngriife abgcidlagem+
HlIilerte bis nad) 5i$lne$ zurl6gedrdngt.
1piiyDms unc st. 3bicrp 9erdmmt.
Sin Der eStaliener lit boben @fbirgs 6egionen
9eri0runa oes cmgliiden 3ranspOsti6ifes Seaiowe
Gaitle Dnrd ttntsrleebopte.

,6onies," nad anter Negiernnssfon=
trolle seitellt lueroen Julien.
ySie ams 2pnbon semelbet miro,
bat bic britiIde Siesiernng eimseluil-
list, belite, am srObnleidnamstaae
feline @ngriffe 81 MAIDEN.
0as engliihe Sransportidiff
rSeaIpiue Gaitle," iuirbe 6nrd Elm
llnterieeboot perienft. l01 Herionen,
oarnnter 80 Gffisier nno sDlbaten,
ertrnnfen.
Mms 8aibingtpn mirb semeloet,
gpbbbiifen ipiirben bel Der geratnns
ser nenen Mepenne 8ill nidt seOnl-
Set iper6en.
Die ariegsanssnben nnierer He.
giernns, eirtidliefliA Der 9arleben
an bic gllliierten, iuer6en in biefcit
Monat iiber 1900 Millionen Dollar
betragen.
Gs beift jett, oak General -Waior
SooS's Name nidt anf Der 2iite Der,
jenigen Cffisiere itanb, bic General
Teribing mad syranfreidJ seianot sm
ieben iuiinidte.
ilnier GraiiOent ridtef eineu slp-
pei an bas golf, 10 iuenig luie nur
mIslid sn fanien, baniit mniere Sn=
bnitrie nebr fir ariesssluefe arbei-
ten f6mne.
~, Q}.,,, 0lorf ~ fSs,,;tnn Wcrunrn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-30
Die Wempiren bes lekten Holen-
f1nias.

ssn Sabre 1914 tplroen Die erIten
geile oes bnnoidiftlihen Originals
Ser Mernoiren oes lesten 8olentos
nigs, Stanisians gluglilt Yoniatows-
H. gum eriten DfaI i'm fralBoiiiden
llrtert berailsgegeben llr6 eben iest
besinnt cine erIte oelttide llebertra-
glng oieies eit3igartigen Crime
rungsiperfes in Der Tolniihen Yf.
bliotbef bel @eorg Wiiner 5u eridei-
men. giefes @erf bat zines Der felt
iamlten 9iideridifiale gebobt geod]
als aonig erfI1rte Yoniatomsfi 1861
Dem periammelten polniihen &eif)s.
tnge, nenn iein Miino perItunmen
meroe, iollen mltbentiife 0ofumente
unO Shriften Dor Yolen iino alIer
@elt 3ellgnis ableseu, oaB MIR onS
@obI oes 8nterlanoes Die Sriebfe-
Der ieines Sanoelns eemeien iei gtafl
ieiner slboanfung seg ct iid nad
@roono 8uriid. Nah 5pei SSsnbren lie-
oelte er nad) Yetersbura ii6er, no er
iein lestes 2ebensiabr in oem ibm
pom Yaul Dem Gritcn 5nr 3erfiignng
geIteIlten WturmorpalaIt 5ubradte.
Sier lit er Damn binnell SsabresfriIt
geitorben = 1898.
Sofort 10 beridtet Or. pon
@nttrn in Der neuen glusgabe =
uuroen ale 8obnralume, Shrdnfe,
Shatullen bon Dem ruiiiihen 8al5.
Ter iorgfaltigit beriieselt. 8el6en
Bert Der rlififde Sof Dem 9eiltigen
gsahloB oes aonigs beirlaB, gebt
aus oem 9efebl oes 3aren beruor,
Der sSelomaridaa Siirlt &epnin
iollte iofort Die angeleeten SiegeI
naApriifen lie bann entfernen Die
bitterlaiieneu Bapiere ourhieben
ino mas ibm, Dem 9an8ler uno einie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-30
Sin Ionoerbares Ueiet bes Wtasne-
fiSmmS.

Ger lpater 10 beriibnlte englii1e
gai1enIpieler Mnoerion reiIte 5u Mns
fang ieiner 2ailfbobn nit Dem iran
s5liihen @enoiien Saoouin elird oas
norolihe 5ranfreid. 9luf oieien
Gtreifsiigen beriibrten 9eioe audi Die
Staot glbeltf, in tpel1er oie ginnab-
men ser beioen Sdmarsfiinltler 10
geringe tuaren, oaB lie falln ibren
ltnterbalt oannit beltreiten fonnten.
Sic beipraeben iorgenpon, mas fpobl
sur Sebung bes @eihdfts 81 tim iei,
oa rief pl0blid @noerion. sd bab'S
@ir 5eigen morgen Die leste TorItel1
lung an uno peripre6en oas erItaun-
1ide 2unltitiif 5u nollbringen, Die
@lode Der &atheorale oieienige
Stlmoe Id)lngen 5u laIien welhe pom
irgeno einen Der perebrlideu slnpf-
ienoen geipiiuiat miro. giun. mas
meillen Sic, miro oas nid)t 5ieben2"
.sSa, freilif lpiiroe pas 8iebeny {
perieBte 9aoouin. yglber ME ipollen
mir oenn oas alnltitiif ansfilbren?@
..Dns Ioifen gle meine Sorae
ieit,"
Ser g[beno oes nahiten cages err
ldlien, uno nit ibnl elm 5ablreider
geilldl. s(aes gins uortrefflid. Ono
lid] fam ole Sollptnumner: Die be-
8auberte ltbr Der aatbeorole So-
oollin mar nod inmer nlhi einge-
ueibt unb ging oaber nit 9anstu
an sic 9(usfiibrlng. 8eflommen bat
er, c5 moge Senano aus Dem 8ubli-
flm beItinnlen. tpie Oft Die ltbr
S6lagen ioIle
ogiermall4 bieB es.
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Ieine Hed1te nnh Dem Surm Der in
Der Rahbaridaft itebenoen Stride
elnpor, uno = fiebe BAL = bier