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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
A GREAT GERMAN SCANDAL.
The Great Army of the Kaiser Provided
With Worthless Boewe Rifles.

, The Great Army of the Kaiser Provided
With Worthless Loewe Rifles.
Germany has sensational scandal con.
ccrning the equipment of lis great army. IL
appears that The Loewe Rifles, with which
her i25, ,0G0 soldiers are armed. are worthless
| for actual service, and that some officer on
officers high IN rank have betrayed the SO
cret. The emperor aud his staff are agi.
tated. There is likely to be an upheayal.
The whole thing came out in the trial
Saturday Of Rector Ahlwardt at Berlin an
nnti-Semite member of the Reichstag.
who was arrngned in the iionbil criminal
ronri on charge of slandcring Mr.. Loewc.
After having been tnun,ed for the lack Of
veincity, Ahlwardt produced five official
documents which proyci to be report, made
by coonels to their generals adverse to the
Loewe guns. These must have been stolen
probably by an officer who If found Quits
liable to 10 years penal servitude.
Ahlwardt had just expressed regret that
army officers, on their oaths, should have
occil mistaken III saying no official reports
adverse 10 the Loewe guns had been made
'Who are YOU" thundered the Judge
who dare talk thus oi officers who have
taken an oath Ia tell the truth"
'Here are my proofs replied Ali wardt
taking III" papers from his pocket aud hold.
ing them up.
The public prose Cutor suggested they
should be read at once. Rector Ahlwardt. in
low, clear voice, said. IL have been aCcus
ed OF being unpalriolic without reason The
documents hold, IL read publicly, would
b' damaging to my country therefore ask
that the count be cleared and the reading be
private. III the president will glance over
them am confident he will agree with me"
Amid dead silence the papers were
handed to the president IS he read them
his lace became very serious. Finally he
SAID: The papers laid before me are vety
important to the state. They should not be
read in open court" The room was then
cleared
The documents show that out Of 9GO
Loewe guns used at Wesel 800 were tlscr.
Viceabe. Twenty Of the chambers burst
and broke entirely
II must he remembered that there are l95..
~ Loewe guns in the German army This
is terribly awkward for the government
which is bound by necessity 10 do every
thlng to hush up the scandal The Ah!wnrdt
trial will raise doubts in the mind of n large
section of the German nation. not particn
larly as regards the LOewc guns, but ahont
all guns manufactured for the army. Ali.
wardt himself is almost nobody, but the
enormous machinery OF the law is brought
10 bear against him.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
THE EXODUS FROM CANADA.

II Has decreased 81 Per Cent in Unclo
Sans Favor Since 1890.
Tho extent Of the exodus from Canada "a
the United States is shown by hgdres dcrv-
ed from the Census Office. The facts show
that the number of Canadians in the com.
try at the taking Of the census in 1890 was
9sj,0Oo compared with 7l7m0 in 1880,
showing an Increase of over - per cent. The
figures for the last -four decades are as fol.
lows lsG), 2i1,OO); 1870, $4,000; 1890, III.
600, 1890 90, 900,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
rrHsoSkI..

rresideni.eloct Cleveland ended his wish
1t the Broadwa,er clul Exmore Va. and left
sunday night ON the private ear Of Supt
Kenney of the rhila lclphia Wilmington &
baltimore railroad attached Ia the New
York express, which arrived in Jersey City
At 8 O'Clock Monday morning,
BriFadicr General Benjamin W. Brice, re,
iired died Mt his home III Washington, d.
=, aged So years
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

HUsBAND-"Well, how Is my wife
progressing?" Doctor-"IIum! moth
Ing dangerous. l think II prescribe
four weeks at Wlcsbaden she will be
albright. But II you excite her tenn
per through opposition, 1t might
easily run to eight weeks ut the sea.
side. Eulenspiegel.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
A GRITTY Chicago Woman.

Mrs. Berger, while cleaning her husband's
saloon at Chicago, WAS suddenly confronted
by three masked burglars, Similar appari.
tions have occn numerous recently, and the
gritty woman who had thought out before
hard what to 90 in such Il case quickly
pulled a revolver and mm-rced shoot.
ine. One OF the trio was wounded, but al
escaped.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

~ - - ~
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
tenn eilectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs il the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
c!eptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for salo in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gisto. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYgUp Co.
ShH fRAaCiSco. oAi.
LOUISVILLE, Nv VIEW ro6R. nv
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
A Royal Match Declared on.

The Pope at Rome has refused his con.
tent 10 the marriage Of Prince Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria with daughter of the Duke OF
Parma because the Prince insisted that any
ssue of the marriage should be educated in
the Greek Catholic faith. Ex-Duke Robert,
OF Parma, the father of the BRIDE also re.
called his consent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

What Is intended to be the largest win,
dow glass factory in the United States was
located in Anderson. Ind. by the Union
lilas' Company, Of Indiana The company
"a consolidation Of nearly all the largest
glass manufacturers in the country.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
AN ENTIRE SHIP CREW LOST.

A Japanese Cruiser, With 275 Men on
Board, Sunk in q Collision.
Information was received at the Maritime
Exchnnge, New York that the japanese
cruiser Sheshinaruken colhdej with the
British steamer Eavcnna in tbs Island Sea
and was sunk.
The japanese cruiser was bound from
France to Japan and all OF her crew, mum.
oer!ng 275. are reported lost.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
a Meteoric Stone.

At New Castle Col, about o o'clock Thurs
day morning stone, weighing probably 10
Ions, fell from the sky, striking the earth a
mile northeast Of the town. II sunk deep
into the earth and was In heated condition
when discovered. The stone is slate. .colored
snd the people are convinced that 1t droo-
ped from the much-takeS.o of comet.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
Public Debt Statement.

The public debt statement issueda at Wash.
ington, shows that the debt decreased 81, ,O79,.
s35 during November, leaving the total deb,
sl,5t3,6i2 4j5 on December /. The cash bal.
ance In the treasury November 30 WAS $50
S2s,9is, decrease of t0s2, ,4s2 since October
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
cnIMrs AM rrNAIrIIs-

At Taunton, Mass, Lizzie Forden has
been indicted by the grand jury on two
counts, for the murder Of her father and
mother. She was notified. but the news had
no effect ON the stoid dcmcunor which has
marked her up to this time
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
LATER NEWS WAITS.
CAPITAL. LABOR .Sp tSiusrnr,i.

The bill declaring that eight hours shall
constitute days work was defeated by a
vote OF 50 to 20 in the Kentucky legisa-
lure.
All miners In The two mines at Farming
ton and the one ms I,rris, H.. have struck
mt Of sympathy with the strikers in the
three mines ut Duniermlne. Eleven other
mines may also be tied mp
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

We cfer One Hundred Dsliars reword fr,
tny case ~ cntarrh that cannot be cured 6y
taking Halls Catarrh Cur..
xy y, i. CHENEY A. Co, Props, Toledo, O
we, the undertiRned, have known r. y.
Jnchcy Tor the last ID years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business ttnnsac-
aoii,, and financially able to carry out any ob-
igntions made by their firm.
WEST ThuhI, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
WALpiNo, RiSSAS e. MARVIN, Wholesale
=. Druggists, Toledo, O.
HAIRS tn,hrrh Cure is taken Internally, net
te directly upon the blood and mucous sur
;sces 81 the system. Testimonials sent free.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
\ Compic,c Newspaper ror On, ce,.

Jhf P'isiWm Chr1Uiri,- -1ri,gJuJIh IL sold bv
al News Agents nnd delivered by carrier
everywhere, for ono cent 70 copy or az Ccuis .
week l contain. daily, the ncw4 uf the
Norhl, receiving as u do.s-, the repCrtt of bntr
The Associated Press aud th- jiiind Prose 30
,thct paper which sells for DDr iF'd receive,
10th OF these rrpprts. lis sporting vurncitl.
Fashion, and household D,pirtmeuts ar, un
rQualcd. Order u from your Ncws Agent.
10 yoUR blood toorp Tako rcfsham',
Piia L. yrur liver out at ordetI Use
B.tcham's Pills. % cents box
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

The treasury department has decided
hat a Chinese boy may enter the Unitel
States for the purpose of recei wing M edu-
'ation, provided he has the permission Of
his own government to visit this country.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
FOREIGN.

Dowagcr Queen Marie, Of lIanoyer -
dangerously III at Gmundcn. Ex.Queen
Marie is n princess OF Sachsen-Altenbure
widow Of the late King Of Hanover, mud
mother ofthe Duke Of Cuml e.land. She
vas born April II, 1919.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

$500 Ia prizes for the best seven stories was
what The ' mh'S 'rnp'n nu offered elsp for
lhs best serisls and siDJ for the hc.t Folk lore
.eles. No less than aGj stories competed for
theS' prizes. The successful stories are lust . n
nonnced ioupp"nr IN ne & M n,nf ~ during IVA,
Hy sending $50 Ht once yol will obin n tue
paper tHkEtn Jan. Rni furu fun year .t,Jaa. ~.
hddrcssTuEEo ourH's CoarANios,B Boston, Nlsis
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

nr. ". Schirmann, ~ Paul MINI, will mai
strinl pbckngc of Schinmann's Asthma Jur,
nee TO any sufferer. Gives instant relief in
worst case, aud cures whcro others MI
Name this paper and send address.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
TWO INTERESTING REPORTS.
WAR AND INTERIOR AFFAIRS
Reforms Accomplished and Recommen-
dations.for Further improvements by
Secretaries Elkins and Noble.

Secretary Of War Elkins In his annual re-
port urgently advises the reorganization Of
the regular army to conform with the al.
vancement Of military arts. The formation
Of three battalion infantry regiments and
The reorganization Of the artillery arm OF
The service is especially desired
On the subject or ordinance the report
Gays: Additions .und Improvements hnve
been made especially IN all that pertains 10
our heavy guns and coast detcnscs, aud III
all matters relating to exp osives and sub
marine operations. Perhaps the most i'm.
pottuut advance of the year has been In the
adoption OF new tire hriu for the service-
n magazine arm that can he used rs such, or,
~ II single loader. II has been adopted ioi
q 3U.Calihpr infantry rifle and Curbine. aud
steps are being taken for IL manufacture.
Provisions should be made for u full supply
10 the army and to the National Guard, and
for suitable stock to he hcld IN reserve
test of the different arms now IN service
throughout tll" world. ny we'll ne those ui
recent invention, has. II is believed. enabled
The department To iix upon TN arm superior
to any now IN actual u.e.
continued improvement Of the sigral
service II noted A course Of instruction has
been established which comprises practical
and Theoretical worl; In electricity field sur.
vpying. tclcEraphy telephony and signaling
Investigations of ih" possibilities of electric
llnSn light nre In pro ifcs'. The manage nrnt
uf the military tCiearaphs has been salts.
inciory. A practical tcst of the field telc.
rinphtrain has been made IN the constrnc-
riun of u flying fed telegraph line about 30
miles long In - hours time"
The Secretary devutcs large portion of
his report 10 the Nniiorol Guaid lie SAYS.
the National Guard i the reserve force
Of the army. Attention i invited 10 the nee
c-snry appropriations for arining and equip
ing this reserve force. Recent appropria-
ions have been entirely inadequate and
the War Department Is under the constant
necessity Of refusing supplies calodf for
from the different States. An uppropr alton
uf ut least y .OOO,oO0 for this purpose is rec.
ummeuded."
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

"'rllu. unrivallcd c1mpexion," sal n prom.
ncnt New Yorker. eiuding to u ludy acdunint.
hncc was the rcnult ~ u-ing Gnrrcld Tea
Send for free nnnplc to $40 Wurt ijth street.
New York CITY.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
nle,srrns. AnLnrNrs ANnrArAl1tlrs

The owners of the steamer Greystoke
have received notice that the vessel has
been wrecked at the mouth of the Elbe and
that the crew Of % 23.iersons have been
drowned.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
One Year for Seven Liver.

Major Heinrichs, of the Fourth Upper Sile
sean. Infantry, Berlin, Germany. has been
sentenced to one years imprisonment in u
fortress for having caused the 'eath Of seven
privates last summer. helnrlchs command
ed his whole battalion to swim the Neisse in
oil their accoutrements. Seven men who
had not been drilled to the work, went un
der and were ~ wned.
--NIssissIfriiA Furnish for the Worlds
Fair mos, interesting relic, nothing les.
than the hole left BY the decaying OF the
stump upon which grow the tree that fur
uished Ferdinand Dc soto's rude coffin.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
Have you astbmne

Sweden has larger area of woodland than
any other corniry IN Europe
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
A Nfnmnnfh rnmnr,i,inn.

Greek women went barofootcI indoors
ld wbrc sandals whcn walking abroad.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

Several thousands of hair pins In many
styles have been reco, cred from rompcii
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

| california roses contain 20 per cent. more
perfume than those grown anywhere else.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

Syrup

JUICE J. b. HILL, Of the Superior
Court, Walker county, Georgia,
thinks enough Of German Syrup to
send us voluntarily a strong letter
endorsing it. When men OF rank
and education thus use and recon-
mend an article, what they say Is
worth the attention Of the public.
1t is above suspicion. "I have used
your German Syrup" lie says. "for
my Coughs and Colds Oh tie Throat
and Lungs. can recommend it for
them as frst-class medicine =
Take 10 substitute. 0
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07
THE BIGGEST BOX EVER MADE.

1t Encases for the Winter Ere nch's Huge
Statue for the Worlds Fair.
French's gigantic statute f"'The Repub-
lie for the Worlds Fair is finished and has
been boxed up for the winter. Never before
was such huge box constructed. 1t meas
nrss pa feet and stands 90 feet high.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07


Tho animal rc,or, -, socrs,or, NobIo ~
the intcrinr Drnnriment show. tl,n, ,,a
yolum. of worl, uccuupiished duriuc lie
n,esett ndninist rn,iun oyreeds tlot al .n,,
like nor od heretofore or likely In c,n,s
her, after. The Secretary saws,
"'rhe General Land Office Inns worked oG
tbe yn,t nr,nmt,I ,tinI, nf form,, ,,c,,a ,nJ
il now ON current lnisinrss rr,nilv IN ,hc
advantage of western settlers. he Indian
n,irenu has made great ntovress M .lovn,
inc tLo ynrinus Indian tribes In ,h. yo,k
OF allotment OF land in sevcrnty to indiyid.
nal Indians Tho Pension pfIic,. I,ns disnn.
ed of an immense vorime of worS ard has
exceeded all former records i'm the uumber
of final adiudirntiops both origin,l onJ nm.
ON nupenIs executing the henelirnnt laws
for tl,a soldier, of th ruiou.
"a of The elcemosn,ry institutions In and
around Washington city have been man.
nged so thnt no Scandals or even compln,nts
have arisen. and their efficiency has beon
advanced Besides all this, when il is "a.
membercd that six new states
have come into the Union
from out the jurls icion Of this de
partment md OL labomn has prnwn nm in
10 il from an ,lncntiya,ed waste. tho re.
suits ARE indeed gratifying"
Conrn,uin,, ,Ro Normon nrnblor, ,ba
Secretary snys "'rho ,,oyernnr of Ttnb oYe
presses his belief in the good faith and hon.
asty of puruose of the Mormon leaders and
pa,nv and tbcir nho, pnrn tn tho la dc ,f
ConTress ou ,his s,bie,t An nnncni hos
been made ~ the President fnr roneroI
amnesty for nil Mormons who are under
pulItici disnbilin,s nv reason of violation
"i The law against polyvniny The petition
pledges 'he people anu ule 'hurch, IN dis
'Ihct terms, To loyal observance OF the law.
ana declares me devotion ana lpyahty OF
the people To the country nnd 10 The Gov
crnment' one suggestive evidence OF me
nec easing power ol 'hc thnrcil ~ me div-
isioh ot me people upon National party lines
IN recent eleclin,
Oh the new Territory oi Oklahoma the
report says
ihe population OF okihhoma - shownt to
be l53. 100 not including the Ind aus, who
slill maintain their ibal relations. Eighty
hve per cent OF me popl'sllon are whites,
am, only about per cent. foreign born. IL
- thought mat conservative estimate OF
~ Cheyenne aud hrapahoe counties Is s40-
10000; excluding these counties the asses
lor's returns show a valuation of ftll. .is5, lG2.
IN Oklahoma the question of admiss ion to
statehood Is already fbpiug discussed, aud
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21
Scr 8eitH bes Grbpmfcls.
Sine ni9t iebr aithetiidae @ef9i9te.

Der alte grbol1fel Grib mar gum Bes
lu9 getomnten, nnD 3wlr in Der 6amis
i. bes Wtdiors bon B., mo- man einen
erbontel nur gar gu gut gebrau9en
tonnte. Wtan meiB es ia, ME eS bel
lol1en 8elegenbeiten berjugeben pfegt.
vs. tpur0e eln groBes Diner arranglrt
uno ba Onfel 6riB ais cine iogenannte
urgemlitbll9e Daut befannt mar unb
frobllbe Diners iiber aue MaBen liebs
te, 10 perlprab man ii1 BON oleier 5as
DE bic benfbar gr0Bten @rfolge iolpobl
In moralii1er ais au1 in petunidrer
8e5iebuag!
ytun bate Onfel Grib allerbiugs,
pte ole grbontel oies gu baben paes
gen, 10 - mas man iast - feline Sc
mobnbeiten. @r pHegte bereits naet)
bem britten Glas Wein bic bersbaftss
lten Nnefoo:en gu er5dblen, aB babel
uneew0bnli6 uiel, aber in Der m0alid,lt
unappetitIidlten Weiie unD bate babel
auBerDem nod cine berporrdgenbe Yals
ZION fur bubble 3ii1na1barinnen!
n&inber!" nteinie Onfel SSriB aud
bieSmal fura beuor ole 5afel losgeben
iollte, obabt ihr oenn au6 bios oatiir
gelorgt, DAB elm re1t biibi1es Dedoden
mir gegeniiber iiBt2 Oas lit mir ndmz
LID Ole Sauptia6e, font i6medt mir
bas gutter ni1t!"
Jta, baflir mar benin nun felbfre6enb
Sor9e getragen unb bic fd0nite. glei1s
seitig aber aud leiOer ditbeiiid feinfub=
lenolte iurse Saronefe pon g., mar
ba3u perurtbeilt morben, bas @egens
ilber bes alien &auhbein 3u perben,
gllidli6eripeiie obne baB lie cine 4bz
nnng bon ben @enobnbeiten bes bobs
tpertben 9errn beiaB. gu oieien Sc.
Dobnbeiten geb6rte ndmlib Dor allen
Singen aud bieienige, Dab Der brape
Sntel 6riB elm iebr itarfer S9nupfer
mar unD 0ieier unpiDeritebli1en 2ei=
benfbaft iogar pdbrenb Des GHens,
aaerotngs nur in ben pauien Spii9en
ben ein3elnen Gdngen, gu trobnen
pflegte.
alfo bas Diner ging log unb nabm
aud feine natiirlide biitorifhe @ntmif=
lung. Ontel Srlb mar pon ieinem
reijenoe1 Gegenilber iiberaus begeiltert
uno nabm rid)lig 8elegenbeit, nab benz
britten 8laie WeiBluein, Das gum 5if6
9egeben woroen mar, bereits einige ios
genannte Wiifoid 2lnefooten (bie neues
lten natiirli9) los3ulaiien. Die bur1
tbre naipe Walouriprunglihteit" abs
folut ni6ts gu wanihen iibrig lieBen
uno benn aud feineswegs ben 3med
oerfeblten, bic iuu9e reisenbe garone1e
gu oeridleoenen Walen bis in ben tief.
lten ytaden binein errotben 5u MAIDEN.
OnteI GriB mar nit leiner Dirtuns
aufrieoeu unb ndbm in Der ircuoe ieis
mes 9eraens eine priie mad Der anbe-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21

auf;ufaIIen. Sn einem feinesmegs pers
btn0li6en Zone rief er Dem 6utl1er
gu: uSa, gum Senfer, miro es Sud
nun pobl 9efallis icin, gu balten?"
llno lit Der it61iten Wtinute i6on
mar er al Der Seite bes au9eniheinliG
Gerungliidten. Sbne je6e ii6tlide
slnitrengung als babe er es muir nit
Dem &orper eincs Siubes gu lbafien,
ri6tete er bebutlam leine,l Sberleib
empor. @r iab, baB bas gntlis bes
@eltiir3ten tootenbleid u1to iiberbies
burb Staub unb Ylut re1t babti9 ente
ltellt mar, aber bas leile Stobnen, mel
6es iiber Die farblolen Yippen fam, pers
rictb ibm bod aud, oaB er meni9itens
feinen Sobten Dor 1i6 babe.
u9olla, Wfann, ieio SIR benn aui
@uren auti6bod feitgena9elt, oaB es
Sud nod INNER nibt 1T ben Sinn
fomnt, mir yetitanb gu leilten ?" rief
er na9 Dem Hasen btni,ber. Scr arlne
Seufel bier bat eincn bDlen Stur3 ses
tban, oaS lit letber auBer ;3neifel, oa, er
ia nod INNER obne Belpubtlein lit.
Nber ib bin tein Mrst uno td) fann ni9t
feititellen, BON ipel9er glrt feline Gers
lesunsen iino. Darum meine i'd, oaE
mir ibn bebntIam aui eilter 9ferOebefe,
Die SIR bod wobl bel Sud babt, gum
WaSen briusen uno i'm ba 10 gut bets
ten. ais eS eben m0gli9 lit. Mber riibrt
Sud Elm wcnig. gutter 5reunb! Sn
iol6em Sall fam Die Terseuoung elmer
Wfinute leiAt 9enus ein- oerloreneS
enl6enleben beoeuten."
Ser Mfann bate ieinen 9is aller,
otngS perlallen; aber BON einem beion=
oers lebbaften Gerlansen, ii1 bilfrei6
81 erpeilen, mar ourbauS ni9ts auf
ieinem uerorciienen @eiidt gu lelen.
lSortiesnng folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21

rem, nobel es natiirli9 ni9t au permei.
ben mar, baB li6 bic ein3elnen 56nupf.
SabafsfOrnben in lieblihem 9lrranae.
ment an benz Hanbe ieines 8Iales felt
ieBten, fir Die iunse 8aronefe iolpobl
wie aud fir ieben anoeren ditbetiif
feinfiblenben Meni9en elm geraDesu
binreiBenber Nnblid.
Sept iolte aber Der Yraten ieruirt
tperoen unD in bemielben Muaenblld
bemerfte bic Srau Dfaior 3u ibrem Shres
den. DAB Der etmas befbrdnfte uno an
DaS Seruiren groBerer Diners teines-
megs geiD0bnte gurife Sobann es pers
gelien bate, bic &otbwetnJldler auf
ben Gid gu ieyen.
rSobann! ohnea bic @ldier tpe6z
ieln!" raunte lie bemielben oaber ii
grOBter AufreJung in bic llngen @ielss
obren, udbrsno iie sIei13eilig als
lpddere 6ausfrau nod mdl i1nea in
bic Slide binausiprang, UNI fir bic
entipredenben &smpots gum Braten
lbre 6iirforge gu trehen.
gSer matt aber ben Shreden Der ar=
men Jruu, als lie bel iDrem Wieoers
eintritt ms 3immer bic i9one iunge
garonefe in tiefiter, biesmal unges
beu6elter Obnmdbt am 8ooen liegen
iiebt, rings nmitanDen Don ben mitlei=
oigeu Safelgditen.
Scr unsllifli6e Sobann batte eben
bic etmas fursgefabte Orbre ieiner Ders
rim mlBperitanoen uno einfa6 Der iuns
gen Dame bas Shnupftabafsglas pom
Snfel 6riB bingeieBt uno vice versa.
IS mar eine rebt peinlif)e Scene.
0ot bic Sugeno lieste, bic iunge
Dame erbolte ii6 in ipenigen Minuten.
Raum aber bate tie mieber ibre idonen
M"gen aufseidIagen. als Snfel 6riB
in poller Sitter ihfeit bin3ufprang. ibr
feline woblgefiillte S6nupfiabafsnoie
prdientirte unb ibr NIT ben gutgemelnz
ten Worten: r@reifen sic nur su.
6rdulein! Oas giebt 1ufts" eiae erfriz
i6enbe prieie anbpt.
SEPT muBte iie allerbings bauernb
bon Der Safel tuegsetrasen merOen.