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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-08-09
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d .ift the fagl YEA. set + 5hlRh beside yon
M gIeaming Cross,
los Is the Standard of the cause that never
shall know loss. N 81 NE
B Lift praising voice lift pledging hand-the
world must hear and zee 81:
II The soldiers Of the Cross OF Christ most leal,
8 dear Flag, to thee. ss s5ssss8
But wherefore sneak OF loyalty7 Who fears .
watching world?
when have we finched or failed from thee since
first thou vert unfurled?
4 Carroll and Moylan spake for us, and Barry on
the seas; -
And third Of the eturdy cradle guard mo
Arnold among these.
And vet they call US aliens; and yet they doubt
our faith
The men who stood not with our hosts when
test Of faith was death:
VINO never shed drop Of blood where ours
like rain was shed.
That not star should fall from thee, q Flag,
blood-hallowed!
8, Maapher Meade. and sheridan-O rank and
file as brave
Rise--iu your hundred thousands ana
shame the shallow knaye!
Yea-mine own graves, give up your ee au-
hearts strong in battle wild
Bleed with nv blood, wide wounds, once more
II am soldiers child.
Lift up the Flag beside the Cross--wllt freedom
shrink to be
Forever guarded by His sign, who died to make
us free?
In this sign 70 shall overcome" famed fortn
from Heaven Of old.
Yea, in the Cross the weak are strong. the faint
ing heart is bold
OMother- State, . Native Land, 0 Sacred Flag,
again
We pledge ye sonship, yea. and Sword, in sight
of God and men.
The Cross is seal upon our oatn-wn1cn Angels
glorify-
And soldiers Of the Cross of Christ, for ye, we'll
live and die.
KATHERINE E. CONWAY,
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and feels TINT she should ~ AZ 3 n
ctlsed from helpIng co carry the burdens
az those 81 whom she may be sur
rounded. szs.S
# The mutual bearance and forbear I
ance Of life is as, greatly the secret OF
happiness ID MARRIAGE az in anything
else. We have to tolerate unpleasant
things ia our companions ID any rela I
tions OF life, and why try to. build up q
law OF marriage il any other Way
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Sir Thomas Moore's Daughter.


The devotion uf Margaret More to her
father, Sir Thomas, forms one of the
most touching storiesin history. There
were in the family three Margarets
lcalle,l Meg after the quaint fashion of
the time): Margaret More herself.
Margaret daughter of her stepmother,
and an orphan named Margaret. who
had been adopted. Margaret More be-
came the wife of William Roper, a
!: Young lawyer, whose love for her
father rivalled her own.
It must have been a merry house. the
one at Chelsea, in whose garden bluff
Ring Henry walked with his arm about
his Chancellor; with its pleasant lawn
sleping down to the Thames. and with
the children and grandchildren busy
with their work and games. The
greatest men in the kingdom loved to
70 there at regular intervals, and drink
in the wisdom of the kindly man who
80 gently ruled that household. There
Erasmus, the erudite and eccentric
Dutchman, was fond of staying, discuss
ing every subject under the sun with
Sir Thomas.
The household were all talking to-
gether one day and telling whom they
would wish TO be. ~" said Erasemus,
..if not myself. would be country
gentleman, neither too rich nor too
poor, beloved by my sovereign, ldolized
by my family. and respected even by
my enemies. ! would have q store
Of learning and merry heart. why
then you would .be father!" exclaimed
Meg. And Erasmus laughed and said
ne surely would.
The merry heart was to have sad
trials. There came GOODNESS between
the King and his Lord Chancellor. who
would not approve his soyereign's infa-
NOUS divorce and marriage. The story
has been often told. One pretext after
another was trumpet up, and Sir
Thomas-Lo Chancellor no longer,
for he had long before that resigned his
honors-was cast into prison. There
"
was but one way out of that cruel place
Tor those who defied Henry WILL. and
Sir Thomas knew it. But ne never lost
heart. He was tried at the great West
minister haa, found guilty, and sent to
the Tower to await hisexecutiOn.
AS he passed along Margaret broke
through the crowd OF soldiers and threw
her arms about his neck. 20 my
fatherl q my father!" was all she
could say. He kissed her and blessed
her, bidding her submit to Gods will;
and even she guards wept with SYM
plathy. q The night before his death he
wrote her 8 little letter with 2 piece of
charcoal. telling her how glad be was
that she had braved the guards.
Her devotion did not end with his y
death. Il was the custom Ct that time
rs place the heads of those who had
/ su1iered deatfl by command of the
I'M N upo otne hi9h place that the
M opplsc eer q Y them besides
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Catholic Homes.

Bishops, clergy and laity are straining
every nerve to give Catholic children in
schools and colleges and academies a
knowledge of their religion and of all it
enjoins for their welfare here and here
after, says Catholic exchange. But
how is it in Catholic homes? What in
struction do they receive here? 1t is
we'll to impress on the Child in school
that he must worship GOO and love Him
above all things; that the great act OF
worship is the Offering of our Lord to
His Eternal Father in the sacrifice of
the Mass; but if the boy or girl sees
father or mother neglect Mass the school
teaching is nulllfied. 1t may learn in
school not to take the name of God in
vain, but what will this avail if the at
mosphere of home is lurid with oath
and blasphemy? What will ltavail to be
taught to sanctify the Lords day if
their parents profane it? What will it
avail the children to learn at school to
be honorable, pure, sober, attentive to
religious duties, if they see no good ex-
ample at home to follow? IT the sound
of PRAYER is never heard in a Catholic
home, if no religious picture or emblem
is there to exert it's influence, what Con
school teaching do to induce the young
to raise their hearts to God to praise
Him, to ask of Him the aids and graces
we constantly need in all things tenn
poral and eternal?
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. The time may come when politics will
mean all that is noble and good; when
small boy will break an apple in two
and give his little sister the biggest half !;
when tramp will work, and 9 stray
dog won't bite; but the da7 will never
dawn, when q fy can tickle 9 drowsy
MANS nose without making him jump
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Something Lacking ..Well, did you
get the consulship?''
Why, no. The President was very
courteous, said he knew my face very
well, but somehow he couldn't place
me-
a Deadlock !. Hay fever, " said the
Moderator, at the Influenza convention,
t.may be likened to 4 tie vote y =
Hear, hear!' cried the audience.
s. The eyes and nose both appear 70
have II. &
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have appreciated you more had you
spent your evenings with folded hands
and happy face in YOUR rockingham by
his side. You spent hours OF time on
unnecessary things and forgot the es-
sentials of your partnership. which is to
evolve as much peace and comfort as
possible out Of your materials.
The science Of good housekeeping in
these DAYS. when we can buy SO many
conveniences, is not so much superiority
in any one thing as a general ellence
in every. We do not need cooking
schools for girls so much as schools
where all branches Of home making are
taught, in order to preserve the balance
Of usefulness in the girls mind. a man
does not want to marry 9 chief de
cuisine, and it is no wonder the papers
make run Of cooking schools. To learn
one department. Of housekeeping to the
neglect Of everything else IS ruinous.
b If q woman is TO marry. there IS
nothing so much to be valued as good
health and good sense and 9 very loving
heart, and then it will follow that she
will adapt herself 70 the calls poi, her
ability. When woman narries for 9
life at ease and doesn't get Il. there is
certainly no remedy 50 her. case 80 long
Ias she forgets that: life il . struggle any
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-08-09

Long Bfanch belle has q glrdle
made Of silver dollars. and it looks like
awalst OF money :#gSss155
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especially worthy OF notice now when
Catholics are being so generally slander'
ed by bigots: Were we to c0nfine Oul
investigation to the deeds of some OF
Maryland's noted sons who were Roman
Catholics, we could not find it in oul
conscience to charge that Church with
dlsloyalty to our institutions. Our
colony was founded by Catholics, and
State reared on the basis of civil and
religious libetry which has continued to
the present day, where each may wor'
ship God according to the dictates OF
his own conscience. In the revolution.
ary period we find promin emit Catho.
lie from MARYLAND signing the Declare.
tion of Independence at Philadelphia,
and les t any other of the name should
be mistaken for him and he thereby
escape the consequences of act, pledges
his life, his fortune and his sacred honor
as Charles Carroll Of Carrcllton, and
thus writes a blaze of light down the
pages of time. which the flight of years
will only brighten. The supreme court
of the United States Justly stands for
the liberties of the people, a bulwark
against everything that would crush
the weak by the power Of the strong
For a quarter of a century there sat in
this country as chief justice a dis
tinguished Roman Catholic son of Mary
land, who earned the graceful love Of
his countrymen by his purity of life
and ability as a judge. At the present
time we have in Baltimore a distin-
guished Roman Catholic citizen, Char
les Jerome Bonaparte, son OF the great
Napoleon's nephew, who is doing as
much, il rot more. than any man in the
state toward purif cation Of our election
and civil service methods. Need We
refer to the eminent gentleman who is
the executive head Of the Catholic
hierarcY in the United States, the Car
dinaI Archbishop of Baltimore, gen.
tIeman in whom we have confidence by
reason of his gentle and pious life, who
ranges his influence on the side Of law
and order IN our midst. and endeavors
by his churchly office to train his COM
municants in paths Of peace. We
believe him to be an American citizen
who will make his Church conform to
our national spirit, and on whose head
rests the responsibility Of keeping it in
line with the nineteenth century Con
necticut Catholic. .s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-12

Mit fiebernoem 6eraen babe i'd barauf
gemartet. llmfonif! unb 10 muB i'd
mobI glauben, bob ibr Neritanb na6.
trdsli9 billi9t, mas ihre i9nelen 0ips
pen gefpr06en baben. Sd berlieB an
ieaem unieligen Mbenb mein 6aus, aber
ni9t 8aben. benn i'd min ni9t flieben
Dor ibrer 9fdbe. sic foq es begreifen,
bob Id Der M6glidteit troBe, ibr su be-
gegnen.
= Mm Saae mad meiner hu1tartigen
@ntferpung ban meinem eigenen @runb
unh0 0oben lieB Id @erba bur1 einen
Nbbotaten f9reiben, bob He rubis oott
wObnen bleibea m6ge, big bas 0aus
berfauft iei, benn ts Qeberfe. es ni9t
mebr au beireien. sic fDfle uilf> >ae5fat<
ten, bab i6 ouber benz Bilbe meiyes
8oters einige @esenadnoe. bic i'd tidnls
baft maGte, abbolen laf5e; i'm iibrigen
folle ber 6ausratb nit Dem 6aufe Utrs
fauft tper6en.
Die erbetenen @egenlfdnbe trofen nod
ON ielben Sage In ber @obEung ein,
bic i'd mir 9enlietbet. Mber feline 3eile
bon ibrer 0anb babel.
Seltiamertpeife melhtte ii9 bel meis
item Mbpolaten i1on anDern 3ags elm
2dufer, Der anonpm bIieb unb bur9 eis
men Ngenten pertreten mar. Su bes
greifff, bob i'd nod au hnnlos bermirrt
BON bem gntieBli6en mar, um iiber irs
eenb ttuas na9benfen su f6nnen, ionit
bdtte i'd mir gIeih iagen mdHen, bob
@erba Der 2dufsr iei.
unb 10 1T he nun Perrin meines 6aus
fes-aber tuie onbers. als mir geba6tl
Sd aber bin beimatblos unb elenb.
llnb bod ni@t san3 bon allen Sroif
perlafeH.
pier lebt Elm Md6@en = bic So6ter
iener Grau, bic i9 i'm @ebd6tniB on
nneinen Batter aufiuden iollte unb bic
ON Sage meiner Mntunft 1tarb. Wenn
i6 Dir bod iagen f6nnte. mas mir bies
Mdbhen iRl &ubelos finb meine Sage
unb gd6te, unb bic uer3ebrenbe Sebn'
iu@t nod benz Weibe, bas i6 etpig lie>
ben tuerbe, Deriengt uno bertrodnet mir
bas 8lut In ben Noern.
gfur ipenn i6 baum bel ibr einfebre,
tommt elm Ifisnber Griebe iiber mid.
sic, bic jung un6 pbne 2ebensfreuben
1T, febe i6 fAweren Summer mutbuou
tragen, unb mir iit. aIs e,ifarfe ib an
ibrem Weieu. llnb bod liebe id iie
ni9t, i'd tperbe fie au9 ME Iieben in ie.
uent Slime = 10 tpie i@ @erba liebe -
10 bis gum 0aB. Nber tpeiBt Gu -
beiratben f6nnte id iie, sleid, eerabe
iebt, rur nm fur INNER biefe ianftsiis
@efdbriin Heben mir 3u baben.
(Gortietuns fcIst.)
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Maes aebt idbtef

I'm menidlideu 3brper, bie eeber auber Orbnuns
serdtt. @erftcpfuns, DnSpepfe, Blutperi4le&teruns
unnrnitdnbise GiimiIiruus ber uufsenpmmenen 3ab=
runs nb bic unpermeibIi&en GOlssn aber eS 1T leidt
heien 6csen ppr,uteusem unb ibre llraen gu beietiz
gen, unb spar burtb eine Sur nit 9ofetter' Masens
tterS, pel6es bas sauenabicnbernte Srsan timulirt
unb feline abatistet reset. Die birette @irtuus hes
gtters tit, hab bic o@mersen untsr ben &ippen unh
uner benz s@nlterblat, Der able @ei6mad i'm Waunbe,
6as rppe9 bic selbe Sarbe bes 1eintS ber piartise
Welas eer 3unSe unb bic iaure Uusbdnifuna hes
Gtbeins, weI@es bic 9arattertfii6en Gpmptpme psu
Seberietben fnc, rerf&ptnben. @eIuube Gerbauuna
unb reselmabiser Stublsans inb bic rertbppuen Ga
sei&Beitis rdftist unb tdb es ben aSrper aeaen ae
nnaefunben duBeren GtnHlfe, sesen bic Wlalaria uni
ssPteemtiae anitedlns. 0erpeni@mdte unb Merpens
neberrei.uns pereen eahur seltnhsr eS per9aft ses
isnten Gppetit unc seiunben S9taf.
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gages .Nemigfeiteu.
s II La n D..

Ser 0tilfss ssGenerals poffmeiiter
@larflog bat bem prdfibenten 0arriion
fein @ntlahungsgeIu9 eingereidt. St
mirb f6on am l. September BON ieinem
pofen auradtreten.
= Sn @barlefon. Wef. 0irginien,
bat bic beftiee Wablsgampaene fur bic
@ouniD. .Nemter au einem Moroberiu9e
gefiibrt. Ser republifani1he Ganbibat
ftir bas Nmt bes @ounip.glerEs. @eo.
Wuiter, murbe aus Dem Ointerbalte in
bic Bruit gef9ofen. Die Rusel gins
am Giiden mieber beraus. Wltters
3nffeub 1T elm tritii9er.
Sn@bepenne, Der 0nuptiiabt beg
rIeaen Staates Wpoming, fnb ON IL.
Muguh bic er}tsn Gtaatseonbentinnen
abgebalten mDraell. Beibe Barteieu
nominirten ein bolles Sidst.
Ser in ben G9ifabaub6fen bon
San Grauciseo erbaute erfe 6tabltrcus
3er San Graueisco" bat i'm Santa
Barbara. Canal feline probefabrt &C..
rnaGt unb 6iefelbe in befriebigerber
gDeife beitanben. Gs banbelte f1
bauptiadh9 um bic prifune Der Maz
f6inen.
prdfbent 6arriion iit su Der 9roz
Ben 8eteranens3u 3uiammenfunft mad
Boiion, Mafi., eereift. Sm Opsrns
bauie tpurbe elm Sihd yDas setteiIte
0aus" aufsefiibrt, in Incident in uns
parteiifdber Weife &riegssScenen aug
bem Unions. unb bem 6sceiRonss9a9er
3ur Sarifeaung gelangten.
- Die Nep Oortsr Gtaatsle9islatur
wirb Dermutbli9 nod in oieiem Serbfe
bas& &eieb aur ginflbrung Der eleftri-
f6en 9inri6tung Dieber riidgdngig
MAIDEN. SebsnFalls wirb bic vgIeetros
eltion" Der beiben in Sines5ihg fbens
ben aum Sobe perurtbeilten M6rber
bis auf Weiteres peri9oben perben.
Musl Lamb.
= Der @ebeime Reeierungsratb Or.
6iu3peter. ber friibere 9ebrer bes &ai'
iers Milbelm H.. bat hemfelben eine
umfonareide uno for9fdltia aussear.
beiteie Sentfdrift iiber bic y 8efdmpfuns
Der Socialbemotratie obne Socialifen'
@eleb" unterbreiiei.
- Sie unterbanblungeH apif6en
@nslanb unb 6ranfrei6 iiber ben
beutf6sengIiiben OIfafritas8ertrag boz
ben boau eefdbrt, baB 2orb Salisbury
Der fran3Dfiiden Heeieruug iein 8eoaus
ern ausgeiproden bat, bob ct beim Nb.
IdluB isnes Nertrases bollidnbig aber.
ieben unb berseKen babe, baB Der In,
Sabre 1852 3wil9en gnslanb unb
Granfreid in 8e3ug auf 3an5i5ar obs
sei6loHene @ertrag nod 3u &e@te be-
ifan6en babe.
- Die itaIiehiihe &eaie,ung beab
lidtist bas iablid BON Deuiid Oifafrita
gelegene 2iifeneebiet. uebft benz baBu
eeb6renben 6interIanoe au anneftiren.
- Der Congo. Staat bot bas Neser.
G1nigrei9 Monatapamo anneftirt
DaHelbe Iiest fiiblid BON per iebigen
oh.@renae unb eritredi fih mad
bem Queagebiete bes 3ambefi gu.
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9eeas ..

uniere Greunbe, bic Mitslieoer
bes r@ermania 5dtben.8ereins1, In
8 9ool. balten am "a. Muguit auf
0errn %. 3hbl's Ylab eia preisidies
Ben ab, tDo3u Se6ermann freuubIiGtt
einaelaben 1T. Dos arrangements.
Gomite bat fir llnterbaltung unb
leibli9e 5tdtfung beitens 6orge ges
tra9en.
ueber bic 6aFens uno OammQrs
betteu an ber Mhnbung bes Bro3os
iautelt bic leB!en Na9ri9ten bonn g..
Muguit tDie fol9t: Ser Oft. Damn,
tpel1er 1.500 Sas In 6as @oIfmafIer
biHausrei6t, 1T fertis geHeat. uno iebt
tperben bic Nrbeiten anf Der Wefifeite
m6gti6it beibleunist. 10 bob bic Nuss
f9t borbanoen 1T, aud nit betit Weiis
Damn in ettDa 5tuei Monaten fettig
iein gu f6nnen. Wo frhber in Der
5abrifraBe ni6t mebr als 4 unb b16s
fens 6 Sub Waifer 3u finbem tparer,
fnb iebt f6on ID unb IA potbanten.
iiber Elm Bepeis bafir, oaB bic Mrbei.
ten nidt obne grfOIs aebIieben inb.
Mber felbif nit bieiem grgebniB fnb
bic Setter bes unternebmens nod Iange
ni9t aufrieben. Sbre fefte NbFdt III,
ss auf Der Sanbbant big su elmer Siefe
bon 30 Sub 3u bringen. llebrigens
nimmt felt ber 3eit, oaB Die Ddmme in
ben @olf binaussebaut finb, bic Ganbs
bant immerau on @r6Be ab. sic miBt
IN biefem Iugeublid auerbur3 nur nod
100 Sub, unb uirb - ie tpeiter bic Nrs
beiten forti6reiten = mebr unb mebr
beri9minben.
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st bic saptnsfntt,t uuheilbar 2

Man leie bas @a9itsbeabe: vSerr 6. S,
MorriS in @eDart, Artanfas, iaat: sd Lao
On 2unsen MblceiIen fdper oarnieoer, unS
meine Greun6e unb bic aer3te erfldrten mid
fit unbeilbar fdpinbtii6tis. Da fina id an,
p. Or. Sinss nsaes a. S9pinOfuatsmitiel gu &c.
bran@en: Sept babe i@ bic brittle Glafdbe nnb
bin bereits ita Stanbe, bic arbeiten auf nleiner
garm iutsOer 81 iberua9en nnb gu beauffi9-
ttsen. @s 1T bic bette MsOicin, bic es eeben
fann!@
SeFle Mibblepart in Decatur, Sbio, f9reibt
ygSenn i'd ntbt Or. Sings neues S1nin6.
lu@ts. Seilmittel sebraudt bate, mare i'd fhon
lange meinem 2nnsenEeiben erIegen. Die gerste
battsn mid bsrsits aufsessben. SEPT bin id
bel beftem Bobliein.4
grobeHafden frei in alien abotbetcn. @boIe.
fale bel Dreib, Sbompioa & 60.
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Die
gSOdentlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
erfdeint
jeoen Qounerltag
un6 toitet
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr pDer $1,26 isis
6 Womate 1T VOrauebesablmmG. IS
= 1l.sszsa
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s@ 0or einisen Sabren batten mir
hr mel nr1 Ghnlern WnrhuS Wnf1llen

p@ gor einisen Sabren batten mir
iebr biel an Cholera WOrbus Nnfdlen
su Ieiben, unb penn mir bic Symphonic
ME Magenbei6weroeu, Diarrbos eic.
bemerten, msrben mir dnsali6. Mir
haben bic grfabrung gema9t, baB
gbamberlain3 RemeSD In iebem Jalle
benz 2eiben porbeust. gs III dbnIid tpie
bic Cholera Mittel. entbdlt aber Snsres
bien3ien, bic es angenebmer unb idnels
ler tpirfenb MAIDEN. Sheriff Dtberesr
iaste uns, baB er an gbolera Morbus
leibet unb unldngit einen Nnfall befam.
ct faufie eine 6laide @bamberlains
golic. GbOlera unb 9iarrboe Remebp
unb sipei DOZEN ifelten ibn ber. Wir
T6reiben bies nidt aIs bejablte Gn3eise,
fonoern um unferen Geiern su iagen,
Oab bas Wtittel i'm 6auie aebalten tpers
ben iOllts: = SrOp. (Ranias) @bief.-
0srfauf bel 81. Gobn uno Co.. s. &alt.
epsr unb Sobu unb In allen Npotbeten
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Die fd)on 10 Oft - a5er ieioer in

- Die loon 10 oft - a5er leioer i'm
mer beigebli1 - seiiiete obfdenIiGe
unfitte, be Reeenf6irms unb 6ta3iers
fi6fe ruageredt unter benz Nrme 3u tras
gen, bot In Berlin iiiraIi6 tpieber einen
betlagenswertben llnfal berbeigeflbrt.
Gin auf bem @efunbbrunnnn tpobnens
Der Qeoerfabritant SCI. tuartete auf einen
pferbebabnwagen uno trug ieiHeu Res
genfGirm in wasere6tsr 6aItung unter
benz Arm. Bel elmer pl6bIi1en Wens
buHg, bic ber Sdirmtrdger madte, fiieB
er unelhdlider Weiie bic gerabe bes
Weges fommenbe 18id5riee Mai9inen.
ndtberin Bertha %. nit ber Sdirm,
ipibe 10 befiig ins re9te Auge, baB bas=
ielbe iofort auslief. Dem unglldli1en
Wdbden tpurbe BON einem 6eiIgebiilfsn
bic erfe 6alfe au Sbeil. worauf Fe in
einem nabegeleDenen 2rantenbauie Nufs
nabme fanb. - gDie Oft III baran ge,
mabnt geuoroen. 6dirme unb Gtbde
rubig uno nit bsr Gpibs auf bic grbe
geridtet 3u tragen. Gs bilft absr aass
ni9is!
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21idjt itlt @eleile.
gtoman BON 500 epp.Go.
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Der isins saea h.l panssI!s mel fid in ff,ts
WdiIe ceden tire G1ust.sssrn un6 feadtete
Die bIaiIe 6annS. Die Guf beas @eIdn6er-
loN. Die Mbenbb6mmerurg fanf sers
niebtr.
6iuter benz 6auIe lpurbe es laut. Gin
pFerb tDieherte unb bas &oQen zines
Magens iDuroe Dernebmbor.
Mus Der. 3bar oes W0bH3immers
Iitir3te 6afda nit bem &uf:
Miama, Mama, er fdbrt nit bem Vers
matter fort. @pbin benn2 Sd min
mitI Bite, i@ mil nlitl
@erb0 braGte fein Mort hber ibre
Qippen. NlIe ibre Nerpen 0ienten ibrem
Dbt, bas In peinpolIer @enauisteit oas
bumpFe Nolen Der Hdber uR6 ben
f9urren6eu Son bes 0emnH6ubes Der.
uabrl.
@ama, 70 fpri@ bod! Denn fommt
er benil ipieDer2
gfiemaIs! iagte Gerba laut unb raub.
Der Qnabe iMrie auf. Ct mari lid)
9egen feline Wuiter unb unitlammerte
ibrs Quiee.
Ct jou piebertommer = slei9 -
sleid, f6rie bas Rinb, er fOu nidt fort,
ID nil Is ui@t babenl
Di baif mir bod Deripro9en. bob er
ngeia papa iein foul
6nf@a f1rie unb tueinte, tpie Qinber
pfeeen. Bel benen Rummer fi@ nit uns
berniinftigem 3orn mii@t, unb bic Dor
allen ibren Wlllen boben tpDnen. Mber
nIlmdIib narb fein 3oril geebnet. unb
aulebt ftagte ct unttr erlpa1enber In.
sldubigteit, bic nit Mng5f semif9t mar:
@sona, 1T 81 ipirflib fottg
6ie fab ilybas peripeinie Gef6tmen
bincb, bag fi9 Ia bringenber Grage 3i
ibr emp1rtpanbte, uub leete fbDer ibre
0anb 1duf ieiH @elpd.
Aal iagie he tonlos, ia = unb filr
inmeri
Da fisg- Bet leibeuf@aftIi9e anabe
an. ber1brtdeab 5u iDeinen.
@erbl stiieefe Dor ibm nieber.
Meine. fhHerie fie, i'm umfangenb,
iDeinel Mtiae-iiber Did unb MID unb
ibnl
Gie ftibris ibn in bos Gous. in iein
G1laf3immer. sic nobm Jpn auf ib.
rem G9oB unb lieb ibn on ibrer 6Guls
ter peiierueiueu. Sbre 2ippen ma@ten
leinen 9roHberiu1. llnb ibr Nuee
fboute unpermanbt id bic Na1t bins
aus, bic H9 brauben bolIeubs nieber9e.
lenft bate.
Sic beriuGte su benten, nber fie mar
ni@t einmal i'm iianbe, einen aus
iammenbdngenben Gebonten 3u faHen.
SIR Suneres elid) Der Gidtie. no cine
Canine uieberseeanaen III: cine tpaite
Berni6tung Bate ales niebergemorfen.
lInb inner fab He ibn bor ii@, ipie CT
he nit fommenben Auecn anberrf@te,
bas b1le Bort su,hdaunebmen, oas BON
ihrea eigeneu Qippen getOmmen mar.
Aber bieles Bort -tpenn er nod Elm.
NAL 70 Dor ibr ifdnbe -He tpirbe es nod
einnlaI ipre9en.
llnb bod. tpdbrenb fie bas begriff,
iiibIte he In ibrem 0er3en cine iinnIoie,
Deraebrenbe Sebuiu9t nod ibm.
llnb ibre Nrme nmI@IoEen fe5ier oas
iDeinenbe Rinb; He ipuBte es obne i'm
fonnte he niGt leben. unb alIe lire 3age
iphr0en i0nnenIos bleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-12
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bon portugal unabbdneig MAIDEN.
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cine grobe unsufriebenbeit unter ben
Senobnern iener SnieIsruppe pIab ee.
griffen au bobeu. Die portusieiii6e
&egierung bOift, bic @emiitber ber uns
sufriebenen bur9 bic Ileberienbung
mebrerer Sdiffslaounsen bon Mebl
unb iOnfiisen NabrungsmitteIn tuieber
au beidnfiisen.