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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12
NEGROES GIVEN
LONG SENTENCES

Helena, Ark, Nov. 5.-Nine ne
groes were sentenced to terms OF. ~
years in the penitentiary. 27 to terms
Of five years and one to ten years
five for second degree murder and ilvo
for assault with Intent to commit muir
der, by Judge J. ". Jackson in Phil
lips county circuit court here today
when the 81, all charged with first de-
gree murder in connection with the
uprising in the Elaine neighborhood,
were permitted to plead guilty OF sec
ond degree murder.
This brings the total Of convictions
in the three days the trials OF the
uprising eases have been in progress
to As. eleven negroes already havlns
been convicted Of first degree murder
and automatically sentenced to die in
the electric chair.
, The remaining negroes named IN
the 1872 indictments returned by the
grand jury following lis investigation
of the disturbance are expected % be
tried tomorrow, according to John r.
Miller, prosecuting attorney. These
will include Sam Wilson. charged
with the murder Of Corp. Luther Earls,
Company Il. Fourth infantry. who was
among the soldiers sent to Elaine from
Camp Pike to suppress the upT'slns:
A large number of the negroes are to
be tried ON charges Of assault With M
tent TO commit murder and might
riding the latter charge being defin-
ed as ''bandihg oGether to do unlaW-
ful acts at night.
The negroes sentenced today wer"
brought into court in groups. and one
by orc stood before The court. plead
ed guilt. and we're sentenced.
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PLAN FOR RICE
PRODUCTION
DR.. Mood Takes Up Matter in
Washington

Washington Nov 6-Senator Dial
today introduced to officials in Wash
inston J. A Mood, NJ. D., Of Sumter
who is interested in reclamation Of
lands along the Waccamaw river in
South Carolina. DR.. Mood believes
these lands. which formerly produced
abundant crops Ct the finest rice in
the world markets, can readily be
brought again into rice production
under improved practice with labor
saving machinery. Bernard Baruch
Of New York and Dr. Isaac Emerson
Of Baltimore arc among the ]andhold-
erS Of the NaccamaW.
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National Week OF Prayer

The local Y. VI. c. a. plans to
for Young men. Services Will be
gin promptly al 6.15 y. M, oD Mon
day. November 10Th. and will last
for thirty minutes. The meetings will
be held every afternoon during the
coming week IT The local Y. NJ. c. a..
parlor.
This is Il na1joraI affair one which
all creeds are urged to support by
their presence
All Scr1ice& viii be conducted bE'
leymcn Of this CITY. and Will be select-
ed from varions churches
II is the hope and belief Of thos" in
caarsc that The young mon "f Sumter
county will attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12

Paris. Oct 10-Ali tobacco shops
throughout Franco are part OF n
government monopoly OF tho retail to-
hocco business. The stores are eth
or owned outright hy the govern
ment or their operation governed by
regulations which require rropricfors
to act a.; sub -post,na stcrs. Most OF
the govcrnmcnt-oWn shops ure con-
ductcd by cX-so!dicrs On a commits
SION basis. Management Of these
stores is awarded as sort Of pension
substitute.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12
WINDING Up
ARKANSAS TRIALS
balance of Cases Against Nh.
gro Rioters TO Be Dis.
posed OF

Helena. Ark. Nov 6.-Thc prompt
disposition of remaining cases against
the negroes indicted in connection
with the race, disturbances at Elaine.
was in prospect when the court con-
vened today. Twelve Of the defend
ants were released today, the charges
beng quashed by the State. Fifty
eight of the more than one hundred
negroes indicted were found guilty
and one was, acquitted. Of those con-
victed eleven were sentenced to death
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12
PRESIDENT DIS
CUSSES TREATY

Washington, Nov. 6.-The president
told Senator Hitchcock he was entire
ly satisfied with any reservations the
supporters of the treaty might feel
justified in accepting provided they
didn't nullify the league Of nations
covenant and were designed for the
purpose Of interpreting the terms OF
the treaty. President Wilson agreed
that no compromise would be offered
unless deadlocas We're reached on t,e
resolution Of ratification.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Compulsory School Law will go into
effect for Sunater county for al white
rural schools. Monday, November II.
All children between the ages Of eight
end fourteen Will be required to at
tend school. unless providentially pre-
vented. An excuse in writing. stat
ins- cause of absence, must be rend-
cred to the teacher. For all colored
schools running four months or Tess,
the law will take effect with the open
ing of the school.
By order of the Sumter County
Trustees Association.
J. NJ kolb. President,
7. II Haynsworth. Secty.
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COAL FAMINE
BEING FELT
Railroad Service Being Curtail-
ed in Middle West

Chicago. Nov. 6.-The curtailment
of passenger train service, the discon-
trnuancc OF bunkcring of foreign yes
se]s in American ports, restrictions in
some places of the use OF public
utilities and appeals for coal from va
rious cities today rounded out the first
week of the coal strike. Other dis
arrangements of the country's rou-
tine are expected today, with little
change in general conditions sur
rounding tile strike itself.
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Atlanta. Nov. s.-Three men are

Atlanta, Nov. 6.-Three men are
dead, two are dying aud several oth-
ers are seriously injured as the re-
suit OF a fire which partially destroy
CD the Wilson Hote! in the business
district early toGay. The property
L.e.s is small Between 25 and 80 per
sons were in the building at the time
ofss the Stires Including seven women,
aSd a ann ser o. specteltlar jumps to
I,borf,i.. n al < were nttsae By those
who escape The posice said the
s;ee started frrns- All unknown cause
81 sa sl1lss seeans a;;s..r. -
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Mr. e. ]. Reardon. Sumter, S. c.

Mr.. E. /. Reardon, Sumter. S. c.
Ny Dear Mr.. Reardon: Although I
was. informed by Mr.. Chambers that
the platform at Sumter would be re-
built by the Southern Railroad, 1t
seems at the time that he told me
this that he was under the impress
sion that the Southern owned the
land on which it was desired the
platform should be built.
Mr.. Tyler, of the Division of Oper-
ations. informed me that by reason
owned Ey the Southern it would be
impossible for the Southern to con-
struct this platform. took the mat
ter up then with Mr.. Chambers with
the result as ] thought. that the plat
form would be rebuilt. He informed
me that it would be rebuilt. Since
then. he has found out that it will &c
impossible to get the Southern to re-
construct the platform for the above
reasons.
His concluding paragraph is as fol-
lows: ''I am sorry that the situation
is such that in this case I cannot be
as helpful to you as in the case Of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, where
it was the property Of chat line.
Regretting very much that condi-
tions are such that Sumter will not
be able to obtain this platform from
the Southern Railroad. I am,
Yours very truly.
z. D. Smith.
Voeb;,o+op Noy,
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Considerable delay was caused al

Considerable delay was caused a1l
morning trains Saturday. by tram
no. GS. operating between Columbia
and Maxton, running into an open
switch about three-fourths Of a mile
from the station. Only the engine.
which was AZ was derailed through
the carelessness of some employee. NO
one was hurt, due to the presence OF
mind of the engineer who immedl-
ately applied the brakes in time to
prevent the coaches from being de-
rallied The engine suffered some
Sigh. dafi1ages ~ 3g:sess. g:a {. s S
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Card OF Thanks.

I want to thank the COED people Of
Sumter and vicinity for the many KIND
attentions shown me during tho fun
eral of my father. AR. John VIII
liams Taylor. ard for ;hc many beau
t:ful floral offerings. These attentions
are appreciated The norc When rcal-
ile tai we have been living o'lt II
your State for rsore than thirty years
an, ale almost strangers IN y2m co"n-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12

Mr. r. ]. Davis. of the Brogdon sec
ton. dia,l at II O'clock this morning.
at the age Of Il years. He is survlv-
Ell By two sons and three daughters.
The funeral services will be held at
Graham church at II o'clock sun
ly morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12
Consider Him Dead.

Berlin. Oct. S.-A Berlin publishing
house has announced il is preparing 10
issue the third volume OF us
marck's: Thoughts and "reminiscences.
The heirs of the Iron Chancellor had
simulated that this volume should not
;ee published during the life OF the
former Emperor William. The pub
lishers announce that they no'T con-
slider this restriction invalid.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12
LABOR AGTTA-
TOR LYNCHED
Kansas Mob Kills Non-Partisan
Lacquer

Wichita, Kan, Nov. Ga man de-
clared 10 be member Of the Nom
Partisan League was lynched at Staf-
ford, Kansas, last night, according to
reports received this morning by off
Gals. A previous message said that
two men declared to>b be members
os the league had been sized bV a
mob and taken from town.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12

HelsineforS. Nov. h.-A RoIsheviE
report. through G,.n nlan sources, says
that more than six hundred of the one
thousand inmates Of Kresty prison in
PctroGrad have died OF starvation.
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THE SUMTER COT
TON PLATFORM
Southern Railway Still Refuses
to Rebuild It's Platform

The United States Railroad Admin
istration has reversed its decision re-
During the Souther1c. Railway Com
pany to erect 4 cotton platform at
Sumter as evidenced by the following
letter from Hon. E. D. Smith, United
States senator The Sumter Chamber
Of Commerce had the matter Up with
the railroad administration through
Senator's Smith and Dial and the adj
ministration ordered. the Southern to
erect their portion of the cotton weigh
ing platform destroyed by fire last
spring.
This brings up the matter under 4
new phase and the matter will have
to be fought all over again as it seems
that the Southern Railway is as de-
termined now as it mas always been
that it will not spend cent OF money
or do anything e.se to cooperate with
the Atlantic Coast Line, the Sumter
Cotton Compress Company, and the
cotton weighers. buyers and cotton
sellers in providing weighing and
convenient cotton shipping facilities
at Sumter.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company went ahead and reconstruct
ed its portion Of the burned cotton
platform as did the Sumter Cotton
Warehouse Company, and just why
the Southern, Railway Company will
not do anything to help Sumter IN
this matter is a mystery. unless this
is "a continuation of that company's
policy rot to hurt itself in any way
doing anything to accommodate its
customers on It's short branch line
entering this city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12

Washington, Nov 6.-Senator
Hitchcock, administration leader in
the senate treaty fight was summoned
to the White House today by the
president. to discuss the program Of
reservations now under consideration
in the senate.
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Revival at DalZcn.

REV. Mr. Andrews is conducting a
revival meeting at Dalzeli beginning
Friday night. The meeting will con-
tinue ten days. He is assisted by MI
Curry. who coaducts the singing. Inc
public is invited to attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-11-12

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. e.-Actual re-
turns reported from sNty-four out
Of eighty counties show rlat the
vets are leading on all four prohibi-
ton proposals submitted Tuesday to
the Ohio voters X
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Vienna. Nov. i;.-Thc Hnn2al;.t'
government has renewed its demand
FOR the eXtradition Of Bella Kune. the
,ormer diclaro: OF Ilulsary.
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MAJOR ROBERTSON
SLATED FOR !ON

washington. Nov. 1T is under
stood here that Major Robertson. "i
Grcrnvillc. Il former officer IF the ";
tional Guard. who saw s@rT:cc o.r'~
seas during the war with Gcriu'EE
will be appointed rs the prohibition
lave enforcement commissioner for
South Carolina This position pays
81 .6G0 Il year.
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TO ROUND Up v1oLA1oRs.

IONIHlSSIUH 10 DC -1PPof1itS1 eV DH
List OF Germans Charged with Vio-
iatio,ts.
Paris, Nov. 6.--The supreme coun-
ell today decided to appoint commits
sion TO draft the final list Of indiyil-
uals charged with violations OF laws
whom Germany. must surrender for
trial
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Marriage Licenses.
Colorcd-Richard Rembert. Sum
ter and Rachael Vaughn, Sumter.
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Death.

Washingto Nov. 4.
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j. NJ. kolb, President,
J. II. Haynsworth. Secty.
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oa the second s;soar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

erfmute Stride 0rdngt nod o6ne liz.
teriaB Die Nleugc nom 9eiligtllm I'll
9eiligtum, oenn am 3arfreitag iin0
ole @eiiigtilmer ge0ifnet mo Die
&eliditIen SIR Sdnu geitellt. @aiier-
trigger nit ibren 3iegenb0llteu ali
Gem Hiiden geben BON 8ruppe 5l
8ruppe, NIT Den Meiiingtaiien flap.
perno. 3H ipater A6enoihnoe 5iebt
Die groBc Sraljisfancrpro5eilion
aus, nad @oIgotba hinarL no Die
&rcujerboMIng, Die artusIgltua mo
Die 2reu3abnalme. 0rametIidj barge
Itclt meroCn. Gin holjrrnea artlji.
fir miro Dorangetrngcn, odliltcr
5Dci goIoene Sdiliieln, Die ciue Nit
9anmner. 9s0geln mo 3un9e, muo
5mci groBe iilbernc @ci0be in Der
6orm Der 0ranatirndt nit Speje-
reicn. Sic Erojeiion 5icbt con
0olgatba binab gum Solblng9itcin
ull0 enolgt oH &eiIlgen 8rab. Sn
iiebcn Sprahen miro an perlfie0e.
ncn Stationcn geprcoigt. Nant1b.
lid miro es iriacr. @riitcuocs, tran.
ernoes Glitter brcitet lid Iber oa$
i6Dar3e uno lfmusige 0emrduer.
Sn Scr BON griediideu uno ruiliiden
Silgcrn bis oui ocn Iceten &las
bougeItopften aatbeorale Iiegen Ole
WenIdlen III eincm uuentDirrbaren
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lengepauo, aus Dem 8rnbe 0urf, sic
~Aatbeorale ms 4uerbeiligite, in le0er
0dno cine b~rennen0e SddeI. LIMO
III Den beioen ourh oie Seitenm1noe
Ser aapclle gebrodenen Sof)ern mer.
Den brennenoe Sodelu berana9e.
reift. Gin ullbeifreibIi6er Sunlult
!rbebt lid Sic Stride orobnt unter
Dem Soben, Stampfen, SfreienL
Hreiifen BON louienoen, m0breno
}ugIeif Der itriue SLANG aler Slot.
ZEN ourf Die Salen 5"ittert. Seoer
nil feline aer5e Suerlt entjiinoen, le.
Ser mod)te Dem onoereu oaS 5Seuer
antrciben. Bon Den @mporeu meroen
IN Seilen aer3enbiinocl berobgeIoi,
len, onnlit giitige aberdeen tie ent.
I3iinoen. Is lit Elm piIoes 0rdngen
uie ser Al$brud elmer Reoolution.
8rone elm llngIiif aus, 10 m0re oas
9ecb1ngn3 bel Dem ein5igen pernin.
telten Iu3gang oe$ &irherlfompIe-
res un~abiebbar.
Tlotlth erbebt iid in ser 2atbe.
orole oiiiterer Shein. GunfIe Haud).
pollen iteigen auf, uno balo erfiiut
Die gauge Stride elm pom idymeIenoem
Gualm umfIoiiene5 6eucrmeer. Rum
oringt aud Die foitbore @abe bin.
ans SIT Den u%nge5dbItcn Wengen. Die
nor Der Stride nit l~lngeoulo Dnrteu.
&n aIen StroBcn &eruinlems liebt
man begIiidte, bcieligte Mcnihen, oie
hire brennenoen Screen beimtragen.
&ieIe p~erlaiien nod an oieiem Gage
0ie &eiIige Stoot, obne Die groBe
2ift. mo Giterieier Inn Mitternaft
%ob3unarten. Sic 3ieben in Die Sci.
mat nit Dem groBeu Sdot. uno
penn ibre rIebte Stunoe fomnlt.
miro Elm 2ittitiimpilein Der ON 9ei.
tighten 8rab cnt3iinoeten Serge ib'
ncu ned Oie Sterbeitltnoe gIudielig
erleiid)ten.
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Sitermursen.

Der 8rabfapeue, Die pie ein Mar
denbiIo ourf Die ounfeln 9ogeu DER
Hotunoe idout. Die @rabeStird)e
gleidt cinem groBen aban. Sic lit
bis III Die en%tlegeniten aapcIen.
8dn9e uno @infel bon logernoen
Menihen beoeft. Die lih aif Matten
unb 0cden einen HubcplnB geihdl-
fen bobcn, Mdnner, 6rauen unO
&inocr. Nan itreitct ilber Die
Ghlaicnoen hinpt1. I'm Die @rnh-
tapeue iii mn mod eIn gunj idmalcr
1lmgang irel gcbliebcn. ;3miihen
Ben Sdulcn unO EictIcrn Ger Hotul-
De fper0en 0oI51erlitc ciigcbuut nit
fSdfcrn ilbereiHd10cr, Die filr eIne
game SamiIie NIas aepdbren. uno
gu bcnerl Die glildlldlen Gnbaber atr
2eitern birauibciofeert weroen. lall.
ienhc sSbf pWenidph 'ilbernafteu 10
in Der Stride. I'm sfid1 'ei,telI &los
fiir Die &anptieter jt iihern, oas'
Seiliae 5euer am Stilen Conn.
nbenb. lin oieier 6cier milen font.
men bnuptiadlih Die uIiiiidcn Yil.
ger nod Seruialem.' Sebt ldon
herrift cine eritidenO i6fpilIe quit.
Snrh bic bon lageruben 8rlppen
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Ostrrn lit Jrrl1salrnt.
Hun Br. Srirhrtrl Jrrrmta5.

Tie Standardization beginner Sic
Snteiner nit Der &almenpro3eiiion
am G%almionntag. 6ran5istauer-
m0rhe itellen in elmer 3ro5ciiion
Den Gin3ug Sem pom Celberg ourd)
od5 &iOrontal mad SSerlilnlcm oar.
Die berrliden, ubcrmarmshoben.
grunen 4almen5meige ans @a5a
meroen nit @eibnaiicr beiprengt
unO berauhert uno OIL Die feiernoe
Ntenae perteilt, Die lid, an DEM ltm-
3ug IN Der @rubesfirdle beieiligt.
4m @rinoonreratad lit Der @of Dor
Der 0rGbesfirde bis oui Ben Ietteu
Ylas bon elmer oidteu Ntenihclt.
menge beiegt. Siele babeu ouf oen
G1dcrn Der &l0itcr, Die ocn EIas
einidIieBen, geidlnien. Seoer Ntall-
erooriprung lit belaJert, auf oen
Berlpriingen iiber Dem 9irdlenpor.
taI, auf oen 6enitcrgeiimien uuo nlf
Den Steinleiiten Der @Gnoe bGngen
uno fleben Die Wfcnid)cu biz binaui
5u 0en fSenIterIufcn Ger 6aliaoe ulo
Den poripringenoen aret3blumen, ein
unDergIeidIid malcriife5 Bib. 8ou
Dem S0lIer oes eincn Sauie5 b1t-
gen on Seilen 9ruBe Sol3fditen ME
Sogelneiter berab, in oenen 9boto.
grapben auf ben geeigneten Nugen-
Hid STIR 8et1tigung lauern. Sn ser
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&ndltcl ourd)einonoer. Gin eGrtuiir
bigger, %peiBbartigcr Sitter ltebt bod
altfgerid)tet nit cinem @id]tltunpf
in Der Hef]ten unb Dem Anoott3.
bud in Ser Ginfen ullo bGIt Den
Seinen oen Ibenoiegen.
Sor Der 8robesfirte Ite6en Sun.
oerte, Die nIt)t mebr Gaum IN ser
Stride gefunoen bnben, uno nlih Die
91d]er ringslIm iino mieoer bon
Weni6en beiest. Sober trGgt Ell,
&er5enbiinoel III ser @ano. Iber
inter Dem @inflllB Der ltideuo belBen
Suft biegen iid) Die itorfen aer5cu
pie @erten. @leid) elmer rotten
ShIange 5iebt iid) I'M sic 8rabfa.
pene Der Nilit1rforoon, ser oen
llmgang fiir Die Ero5eilion freib0lt,
tiirfii6e Sol0aten i'm rotten Surban.
Gin linnpertpirrenoer 2drm id)mirrt
ourf Die Stride. 3ulpeilen oringt
aus elmer 8rllppe Elm SSrlbellieo, BON
tauIeuo 8ehlen geihrien uno nit
rbptbmii6em !9dnoetlntiden beoleitet.
Scr Infiibrer, ser oas 2ieo oiri.
giert, Itebt ouf Sen Sd)uItern ser
@enOiien. Gin beriibmteS SrubIieh
loutet: Der Meiiias bat ms erIoit,
nit ieinem 9lrt uns erfouft. Der.
ortSgefommen lit 0as 9eilige GSeucr.
bat lid ent5iiiloet am @eiIigen 8ro-
be, Die Suoen limo betriibt." Sic
Tilgcr 9louben an elm @unoer. Sic
mciten, baB on5 @eiIige 6euer, oos
Ser Eatriord) ans Ser. 8rabfapeQc
berouSbringt, ans Oem@eiIigen @rabe
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Miittc ocs YIoseS lit cin Sodium
riit eiIeu9ittcr uno einem grilnro.
tell MplNlltcrbon errihtct. Sn feier'
ltd)cr Erad)t nlntnlt bier ser Yatri.
ard pom &crliaIem an 5woIf @r5ab-
ten uno Nrhimanoriten Die 3eremo.
ME Der 6libmaid)ung Dor.
8arIrcitagabeno. Gin oammern'
oeS &olbbunfel berridt in Ser @ra-
besfird]e. @Qe &ronleufter lino
iGwer perbGngt, feline ofiene Serge
brenut, MIR Die bunten SellGmp6en
geben einen magiihen Shein. 81
Sunocrten umrabmeu ie oas Yortal
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Man Term: jeoeu (aQ ncueS
un0 oerlernt ieoen Gag nlte&.
@er gefaileu ptu, grOc Gil
bern bic 0elegenbei:, ea at Inn.
q DIT mein 9eiiGtlmt, ionocr,
meln Nr6eitsfeIo iii metn Reid.
Ittobol - elm 6rtuuo III De-,
Rot. Elm 6eino - i'm ~tiebcrfluBt
Ole ltnfoIl6routt lcbri,
onB Dos Bicycle ein @einhrrn6 ii
Sic 2iebe lit Der boloeiit
SeIbitmoro: TaS Sd itirbt om III
Gs lit immer Der gteben
mann, Der Die leittere Arbtit 81 TIM
bat.
NAN reoet i'd ieIbii pip!es
elm, mos man teinem nuoern glauben
Ditroe.
Gle Reue lit neiblihen 9e.
idIetts. iie tommt aud meiit gu
ipdt.
Gin 3onu tam cine 3rau gu
irgeno etruos uberreoen, mas tie ieIbit
nil. 49,.
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,errorbridt. Gin a~Ilidhrlin rpieocr.
~ehren0es, DunOerbares OitcrSeifsu
filr ons melIe Seben, 0as nlls Dem
8rabe oes Neildn0s eritanocn lit.
Written inter Dem Nr0tneuocH
9drm brainnt unfeierlid Der llmjHa
Der grictiidlen @riciter in ihrcn
1rio. mo INTERPRETATION &radtgs.
udn0ern. Sam uerihniuoet Der
FdtrIardl I'M @eiligeu Grab. Sett
rift cine StiIe eilt. Die Spnnnuna
il oIlf5 b6tite g%citiclcn. Mdnncr
mn Irauen heben ibre Ginoer III
Die N0bc. oamit oicie nid)t eroriidt
ucrocn. "a thirst plotlif Ser I'D
.riard). bnrbauptia. in neiBem Set
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SeOauerlid iIr Sunriitem.

Neuerliher Ritteilung 5ufoI9e
mag lid Der Stdnt 8oIora0o pera1.
la6t ieben, Die Colorado Dtiolano'
Sobn an5ltauien. I'M 5l perbin.
bern, oaB oieielbe m,f9egeben uno
abgetragen miro.
9eBtere$ mare iebr beoauerlid,
iiIr Sergniigungs. unb Grbplun9s.
&elien0e un0 iljr Ole lSnterejien uorl
Naturfreun0en liberbaupt. aud
menn lie nid)t BON oieier Route DC.
braud) MAIDEN iolten, melf)e OH
bodltliegenoe i5enericnreid)e Sfie.
nenitroBe iiber oen S~elsgebiras Yai
biloct. Sic 9ahn bat einen eiisi.
gen Witbeuerber, nGmIlh ole Cen.
per. un0 Hio 8rnn0e . &inie, mel.
DIE nber nid)t bios oui ole 0rtlidlell
G%lnnabmen in lener Begen0 angt
tpleIen iii, ionoern aud Elm meitcrt<
Gnrhperfebrs-@ eldlGit Bat.
Sic Gorolaoo Wii0lano . @ahn
idon oorber III SduuuIitGtcn gcluc
len, bate lid Dor filrjem crit eili
9urtperfcbrs . @eiddit aufgebou1
aber oicies 9ing ibr ourd] Ole ueron
oerte 8eId)Gft5 Gertcilung ieitcua
Der ofientlid)eu @unoes Giicnbo6n.
oerpaItung pieoer pcrloren, muH
oa5 bloBe 0rtIide @cid)dit lit 8,
tIein.
@iir0e Die 8abu gau} auiQcgr
ben, 10 muBte ipdtcr oas 9on;e
@ert BON porn beaonncn merocn
Gem an Dem auferitehen oca I'm
ternehmens lit fonm 81 ilpciieln.
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U eues BON Sereniii

Reues Don SereutiiI.
mus. ScreuiHimus ourhwanoert
ben 5oologiihen 8arten. Dor oenL
Xotpentoiig itebt CT Iot1eIno It'll utlo
ipribt: r4eb, alto aud cine gloje.
itdt. uno oabel Die J%ingernGgel 10
ihledt %gcpfIegt!"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-07-24

boss at our house. He sed Me & my
wife all ways tawk things over be-
tween U.s. Wich they do 2. And then
they end up by doing as ma says.
Exactly.
Sunday-Cumpny cum our house
witch had a little baby wich cried
awful lot & loud. Wen they was
gone pa cussed & sed such kids maid
him tired. But bet if he diddent
have no teeth & hare q had 2 beg
for his eats he woodent be in very
good Spearits neither.
Monday-Pa hired himself out a
grosery keeper today & quit his job
wich he was working at. The new
boss cum in the back room & seen
him setting down smokefng. The
boss sed Are you tired. pa replyed
No. The boss sed why aincha work.
ing. Pa sed I was afraid I wood get
tired. He still is resting yet.