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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

drink short life aud happy exit to the
members Of the Bridgeport Suicide club"
And while Kinzie drew the beer Leay-
enworth sang in a rich barytone:
We meet meath the sounding rafter
And the walls around are bare,
As they echo our peals OF laughter
II seems that dead are there.
Then stand by your glnsses sieadyl
This world IL u world Of Hes
Here's health 10 the dead already,
liurrah for the next that dies!
Bring the dice. Wen shake now,
shouted one. 81 cUnNt wait a year. Ilur-
rlh fot the next thnt dies
Each man was allowed three throws.
On the first throw all with the exception
of Heisterhagen and Kinzie secured four
of a kind. These two were tied On
trays and shook second time. kinzie
threw three tours aud pair of deuces.
Heis.erhlgrn threw two skies, two tiYes
and four. Heisterhageu's was the
lowest cast. and. according u the terms
of the agreement which he had signed,
he was obliged to commit suicide within
twelve months. He laughed.
I've won"' he exclaimed. I'm the
first"
Don't back out said Kinzie,
Don't fear that" said Heisterhagen;
I'm keep my engagement"
II think the man who wins should
treat said Leavenworth. The suggcs-
tion wos o.vorably received, and every
body drauk. another stein OF beer at
Heisterhagcn's expense. Then the gath
ering broke up and they went home
through the rain.
Don't forgt to kill yourself Hester
hagen they said. us they parted AZ
the door.
Hcisterhageu assured them that he
would not forget, and he did not forget
He went to his saloon, on Gold street,
wrote brief note to Kinzie and fell
L. hapa nf tho SVtPiHa nluh "
ing; II have kept my oath, ! warn YOU
to keep yours" Then lie blew out his
brains. HeisrerhRgen was buried by .le
surviving members of the Suicide club,
who erected u monument over his grave
The club held no regular monthly
meetings but ON the anniversary of It's
organization all the members We're pres
cut at Kinzie's saloon. As no call Tor
that meeting had been issued they agreed
that fate had drawn them together again
Oh that particular night, and Roberts
suggested that no time be lost in throw
ing the dice William Nickel lost. They
ali drank deeply, and. becboming hilari-
hagen, whose ghost they declared was
with them that night. During the evening
Itlyeral more, ) NO CHANGED in, were
prevailed upon to join the club
Nickel did not betray unseemly haste
in Obeying the will of fate. -Four months
passad and his fellow-members Of the
club accused him of cowardice. Thea
one night he cut his throat. When Carl
Roberts heard of it he went mad. Nickel
was buried and Roberts was sent 20
the insane asylum at Middletown.
At the next anniversary John Kinzie
cast the fatal throw. and two weeks
afterward he shot himself In the head.
George I.eaveuworth was the fourth
victim.
lie was found one morning at his
hotel unconscious, having drank vial
Of laudnum, aud died that same after
moon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
COLUMBUS DAY.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 14.-Ihe wcrias
Columbian eIpossion VIII g on, 10 ass olas
q HPss , ~ iasr day Columbus Day, aud
sa.s5 MAI he feetfvities will b. eoaarns nsa'
80 40 name chosen for the nnal fre.-
idens cleveland has been ss ~ s, nv ~ De-
.Ssqea e5rnif,cance By afiendlnk " po'-r
eis Win the members Of ~ eAD'''s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
-FOUR MEN I0sr.

RAwLINs. Wy, oct. l4-The nysteflous
Disappearance and probable death Of -four
hunter i reported from HOui county, toi.
The missing men are named Doniher.
Reynolds. Mack and brown. Tue nlih man
n H. Merrill. brought the news, DOnlhnf
got lost Reynolds started ~ search Of
him. aud never returned. Mas ana Brown
went 10 search Of the two mi~lne men.
leaving Merrill In camp hey have MOI been
Been since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
nrorIvrp ms coMMIssIoN.

ATHENS. Tex. Oct. Ia lSpeoial.) J.
DR.. Tlos NJ. Mathews. who, solne weeks
since was appointed POSTMASTER at this
place. today received his commission and
tonight wifi be IN chnrge u the Office.
His commission would have been here
sooner but that protest against u was
SECRETLY circulated and forwarded to the
department. Col. Nilgore tuOk charge If
The matter and had 1t thoroughly inyesti-
gated. Tie charges were proven false.
III. Matthews was yindicated. the com
mission ISSUED and peace reigns again
at Athens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

TOPEKA. Kan. Oct. IL. ARIEL John.
eon OF Topeka announced today iiat ne hnn
discovered a liquid preparation thilt wonll
him white uan. He says he hns expert
mented ON two degrees, and that Ills pre-,
paratlon Will do the work. He says ne VIII
assertions. johnson has always been re-
spected and considered reliable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

TYLER Te1-. oct. Il, Especial. i-Ihe
following cases were er,rmea N" o''ft
John basia ~. state frVm harrls coun-
ty: case No. 2, DAVIS N. state RON same
Rssyrsed-as N. scon va State. from
2kaSaba eVuny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

GUTHRIE. o. r.. oct. lt--lspecial.l-
Major MOSES Neal. the Kicknpoo aliotsinE
agent. Is having difficulty u getung mein-
beers 10 take nllotncnls. Thege y nothing
10 show the treaty was ever r9itned by q
nuiorlfy 81 the tribe aud II this Is fact
Ii Viii not BE- bindiug On the Indians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
sENrENcED-ACQUITTED

TYLER. Tex. Oct 1i-lSpeclal)-
fenced f0r Two years IN the state prison
Tor stealing a railroad time cheek
Justice u the Peace Protho. Nyl.o was
tried for perjury, was acquitted The
latter trial lasted two days. Tho Jury
WIS out ten minutes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
MpxicAN AssAssiNATED.

sAN ASGnIO. Tex OF; li-tspeclsl.l
--Aiaximo Rodriguez AsNsan' WA found
M ,sornins, with ballet hole through
ia mend. shSts wcre bard hy ne resident
IN fhst viciniiy a. AZ s s,s,s,i ON u inofa-
sob No cleN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Oct. 1s.-ispcclall
Sam Hays, prominent merchant OF
Hamburg, this county, who WAS tlioi yes
ferday by q negro was brought mere ms
no, considered dangerous. The negros has
not as yet been captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
OCTOBER

A fitful wind about the caves,
That swHys the creaking door,
The shadows Of the falling leaves
Fit past me on the fioOr
The autumn skies are clear above,
But silent In their song,
Oh spirit Of the chnngelees love,
Keep back my autumn long.
In vain the gold with forest weayes
Its sylvan greeness Ger;
The shadows of tho falling leaves
Fit past me on the door
1t means the world IA growing old,
II means no birds to sing
Oh, not for the autumn's gold
--Macmilian's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
voLrNrARY AssIGNMENr.

EAGLE PASS. Tex. Oct 14.-(spe-
tini 90. s. L. Johnston, Q weil-knDwn
dealer IN general merchandise: made a
voluntary assignment today WIN A. A.
Fitch as nksiguer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
rlSrs

Her heart was young and Love came TO ~,
She looked through Space; here was no
But CLINT aud glisteu through aud through
1t,
A dazzling white. rr
Her heart was ripe and Love went from IL,
She looked through Space; he came not
buck
But ned away. a Game.payed comet,
Then all was black.
Her heart was old, but Work came 10 II,
And oiled the dole Of night and day,
But Life was bleak-for through ana
through II,
All things Were gray.
Belle Hunt, Godcy's magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

GUTHRIE o. r.. Oct. 4.-4speciai.)
This morning D. l.. stevens OF Perry was
eh0t and Killed by thieves, attempting TO
rob his tent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


INN the 20 instant iglil oGer fqr sale
tro slorks ~ tnrrciandiac. eNnsiHlinf OF
dry gnOds, boots shnce. pnlH dothinT.
etc. 10 ~ sold W bulk. each stock f71Is
raiely ur together un0 stock IS NJ ihorue
Wise county, Tex. all1 iuFpic.s f.ihui tpf
other L al BOYD. Wise cuilryI Ic,.. OH.
ihe Rock Island railway aud inyoicsS
5000 Eor other Information address.
W n. LANGLEY, Trustee
Rhome. WISE couhty, Xe4eA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

WILL. EXCHANGE CHOICE rphr
Worth property, VI hnc rauhaudle lam
and tonie money iar nfsteiH e osf
Iafuengll.. lelhs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

WANTED 10 CORRESPOND WITH A
eonpctont prcserlpllunist who ia fnau-
clally able and willing to locate drug
store iu q small railroad town, WIN
Thick settlement around. liox IL Elmo
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
THE GAZETTE is TIE GREATEST
WANT" MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.

Professional. financial and other carda,
special notices, etc, In this classified dc.
pSrtmcnt 81 % line per month. Discount
FOR time ads and for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

THE DUBLIN TELEPHONE Is THE
oldest paper published IN the THRIVING
ciiJ Of Duhlin. Tex. II Is Ail.home.pfint,
and a model u nenfnrig fypoRraphically.
d,.r. one year ln advance. 81 20; slf
months, GSr; iiiree months, a5c.
wASTED-lTo EXCHANGE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10
"'';r. galtsr, 3. s. mcmiuan
sSalter & MtWidam.
'''a'sasatatbams nms SeFt-
Sttels Mocutru

iuaS.rss% pc :tnaiaen log. @~runbbeEtes Il,
In % 0o y IN y S%ascoaabe @ountp, BIO.
BEN sS..iaai. Saenfen @rlnSeissntb,in,
.:stasmi,t'' EerloIlsn bic n0tbise auf=
esssA,io,n,h, Sermiftelt anleiben aui
sniaSi' Cine ansdbl Der Sing ,
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sts Gabritatiou nem enseen.

Su Sen Ser. Staaten gibt cS gcgcits
martig bereitS mebrere SonlcruenzSas
brifeu, bic iid NIT Der Ssritellung bon
Suppen III aasseoebnteln MaElta6c be-
iddftiscu : iie folleu I'M @oujcn td9li9
10000 bis 10000 Sihlcn Der ueriDice
Scnartisiten Suppen, Die meiiten (etlpa
spei Orittel) ein Quart balteno, anier>
fi9en, lpas anf Sen Sopf Der Scu5lfc=
rurtg cine win;;9 fleille Wicngc alss
mad)t uno bcrl ertpad)enScn SsoiirlniB
nid)t inl G%ntfernteitcn crtIpridt.
Mlan lit geueist, iid bic fa~britmdbi9e
Seritcllurg folder Speileu ais cine I'M
appctitlid]e Subelarbeit porsnitellsn.
Ood lit 9eraSs bas @e9entbeil bcr SAT-
u1S Seoer, bcr einmal cine amerifas
niide Sonierpenanitalt beindt Fat, 1T
peripunbert iiber Die Heinlid)feit, Sorgs
falt n,lS wiiieni6aftli6e @enauisfeit.
init ber es BORT bersebt, nno Die I'M
&leiren, jci es i'm Yripatbauie, iei es
i'm 1ra6tbotel, r1i9t einmal 81 errets
feu lit. Gin Sang burd cine Initalt,
In scr bic neuen Suppenfonierpcn be-
reitct werben, sei9t Sol9enoes:
I1eS Iicbt reil, aus rfpie Gin frilfz
sep,astcr Dollar." SIM oberen Stods
perf miro bas 8obmcterial: TinbSlcu,
ben uuo ionitise seeisnete 9sinostbeile,
@efiigel, @c.liiie II. I. NJ. in @mpfan9
senonimerl uub bas Sleil6 eini9lieBlid
@efisel iofort in einen sroben, falten
Sorratbsraum gcbraht. benz es ttrr
benz augenblidliteu 8ebirfniB entlpre,
6enb raid eutnommcn miro. Sn pers
fdiebenen u%ngebeueren 8upferfeileln,
bic CUR Da~npfbei3uns nit einen1 bop.
pelten Mantel rmseben iinS, 5ieben uni
brobelu Die ein3elneu Briibei1 bunbert.
sallouenneiie. Sn ben eineu fiebt mon
9roBe 8inbHeildltide perseieui1aftei
nit nn3eritiidt selaiienem @efisel I'M,
beri9ptmmen /; elm artSerer entbdlt Ou'
tenoe BON @eHiisel obne anberes
Sleii1: in linn miro bic @runblase Del
neri1iebenen 5iibnerluppen sefodt.
gus bieiet 3eIielu merbeu bic Brit
ben Slrh 6dbne in Ble1eimer abse
laiIen, tpobet fie ei1en Seibpro;eb burd
MAIDEN, unb aus bieien Gimern sefatt
gen fie nieber III anoere &upferfe6el
nm bort = itcts nit Gampfbei3ung :
etpaS mcbr eiusefodt sl iper6en Uni
Die fir Die ueridieoenen Suppenartei
benotbisten @ewiir3e gu e~inpiansen
Nus Sieleu SeiIelrl fDerber Die i1on &c
uiirsten Sriiben burd 40bren, 81
burd ben 6uBbobeu binOurdsebeu, ben
nd9ftunteren Stoduerf ;usefihrt, b.
8eiben BON fauber gefletSeter Rdo9el
J unb Srauen lie an lamaen &iiden, au
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

1isurg feineS Dieners al e;ner linter,
rebun8 nit benz S9loBberrrt ersfuuuaei,
5u boben. Der alte Baron cmpfna
SalberS du6erft fibl nno suriidbaltenb
ole aber Salber9 In Der rubiaftcn un6
b0fidffen @ciie crffdrte, baB er ,tur
gefomraerl iei, einiae Yapiere III boleu,
beren er Orin9enb ben6tbi9e, nnb ais er
nit feiner Slusbeit babel bnrdldin.
itern lieB, mie tief Die lesten gorfdIe
fetn @emiitb %perfuunbet bdtten. 70 baB
er rur NIT Hiifiidt auf feline Bers
tnanotem cine iofortise sdn3lide 25Iuus
ieiner Stellnng anf SdloB 8otbeini
arterlaije, ba fiblte Der quite, aratos
%ebrenbafte alte Serr iein 6ers iDeid
tperben. SalberS iprad 10 ool Bart.
INN, 10 iparll, OaB i6lieBli6 Baron
Hotbeim Dem inngen Ma1re init Ser
beitridenben Gri6einuns seribrt bic
San6 reidte unb bic 6offnung auS<
iprad, cs f5nne bod nod Nles gut
iper6en.
Sebr triumpbireno berihtete Sal<
berg feinem @etrcuen Die Grfolse ieineS
gejudes bel aibor BON Rotbeim. Der
Sdlo6berr iebo6 ba6te, ais fem 8e<
Judi ibn uerlalleu batte, nit einent ge>
tpilien unbeba9en OH = Eolf Siess
frieo.
Gs mar Ipdt arl Nadmittage, DO
ibritt baS Srdulein bon Totbeim burd
ben 9orribor nod Dem rebten Sdlo6,
fiigel, lint iber Die bort befin6lihe
Seitcntreppe in bas Grbsei9ob gu ge>
langen, mo in einem groben j3tmmer
2ante Coma Elm paar ldnbli9e yfdberiu.
men nit Ser Infertigun9 bon alet.
ounssitiiden sur Gbriitbei6ecruns far
bic arlne Dorfiugeno beidditi9te. Della
bate Oieie eisentbimli9e Sbee ibrer
Saute erit mitleibis beldd)elt, bann
bate iie Wtilfa befoblen, lire gauge
@arberobe sur 8eiidtigu1g in ibr Nr<
beitsjimmer gu brinsen, rnb bate
b64it e~i9enbdrbtg Gin balbes SubcuS
na6 ibrer Mteinulrs ni1bran9bar &c,
lporbener 9leibcr ausscmdblt, Die lie
fiir bic b~arfi6igcn tleineu OorfmaSdex
seri4ueiSen lallen ipollte. ya1enb hattie
Tante Coma baoon Die Sdlfte ;uriifses
t%oieien, tlamlid orei retietbe, itl1r elm
tleia tpelli9 pelf gelpOroene 8alltoilets
ten ans Sptseu, Crepe unb Seioe.
Die brei anbercu SleiSer aus auten
WollftoHen bate iic iebod banfenb dr>
9enonmen.
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(Gortlesuns fclst.)
Steaen grobsr Gdlte t..:o erokei
Site 1T Scr GrsriuSc.


Site TT Der GrSrinSc.
Sir e~riterc @rl6eiuung fat man nod
feline seniiseuOcn Grfldrunseu ab3ugeben
pernlo9t, nub eS lei haber nur Die Gbat>
Jade srwabut:
NorSli6 BON ser Statiou 3imburg a.
pabn 3lpiid)cn SaSanlar uno &eiterburs
erbebt iid cin Salaltfesel, nOprnbur9"
scnartut, beiien iiblider Ibban9 auf
ben @encrafitabsfarten burtb Sen Nas
men ,@ipisss Sis" eire 8e3eifuulg,
bic ionit poGl nur Den @letlGern slls
fonmt, gefennjeidnet lit.
Sin bteier Stefe lie9t bider Sbau in
9ro6en $erleu auf 9rdiern, 8luneil
u. (. To-, iueltn aud felt oielen StunSen
inteniiuer Sonneni9ein nit GROCER Stse
mar. Gus einer Salbe BON Galaltses
rDlle FRONT cine e%lnpisSlide Sdlte, unb
lidt lpeit bon biel er Saloe in eirem furs
zen Stollen lit flares GiS iii Der @aIier>
laige, Gi5 III 3apfen bon Der Strife unb
OH Jt0ilen. 9is iest lit bieie Sdlte fir
Die Snbuftrie nod nidt geniiserb nuss
bar 9ema9t.
@ie bort eiii9e adlte, itebt an Der
SiiSfiiite spiiden Der Yunta ct gnz
cello urb Der @lnta bella @nora auf Der
Sniel Sldia cine ~inteniiue 9ite ;ur
SispoIttiou. guf einem ianbiSeu 8ors
lanbe, nbci Maronti" serlannt, mel9es
BON Iouriiten faun bctreten mirb, miro
bic SOnnen9lutb bur6 Heflerion bon
BEN ftei(en S~elsipdnoeu perboppelt, aber
beim @ebeu bemerft man, baB cine an.
bere @lutb als Dem Sanbe in bte S6be
iteist, ut,b man fait,t at pielen Stellen
Die Sano nift auf ben SanS legeu,
obne iid oieIci6e Su nerbrenueu. Son
Oen Bergcn front Gin Tah), ,,Cava
scura" %9e1,annt, belien @aller lit Be=
riibr1ns nit Dem 9etBen Sanoe iofort
in's SieSen seratb, uub bic 2eute ilells
,len besbalb ben Bad an bieier Stelle
yAqua bollente." Iber alld Der Mees
resgrlno lit beiB unb ali man6en Stel'
len 10 beiB, Dap Der nadte SuB Der 8a'
Oenoen bie Sise uiht ertra9er FAINT.
60 lit benli bieieS Terrain ni6ts alto
oercs ais cine natiirlide groEe Siebe'
pfarne, Cebci;t burd ben BORT 10 erer.
sijd auItrctcnoen 8ulfauiSmus i'm @rh.
ttucru rnb beuuet 3ur 0aritetuns Dor
Sceial;.
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bench ~se.;;:cie cifenc Dledtiificn se>
orbuct i,tHc)l, criuartcn. Seoe btr Nr@
bcitcriuEcn iat mcbrere @eid6e ucbcn
iid), hersa jches cine peridicocue &C.
mi!iecrt c.ti,alt.
@,cS G5eE:iiic lit, nad)bcm eS O6m
gcp0iaii:tsu 3ttini3cu, S6alen II. |. 10.
untcr;ogm ioorSeu, ioiort 9efodt uno
mit.e!it Mieli:incn lit allerlei Sormcn
9eprGst uuo geiduitteu morben; Die
Wto1rriiben erlAeincn III fleiuen @iirs
icln, baS 0craille fir bic Smliennez
Sufpe i'll Streifen, pci6e Eiibeu, 3mies
beln uuO aurere Sutbatcn erfreuen ii6
anbcrer pbautaiieooller @eitalteu. OieIe
geidlig onsIsbeubcn unb i6madbaftcn
3utGatcn ~tLdrten niht in Ser Suppe
0cfodjt rerOen, 1T Der ite o%erfallen tpds
rem mo eiien Gbeil ibres eisentbiims
lid)c:i Iromas perloren bitten !; iie mers
bcii bafcr crit I'M letten Iusenblid II,
Die bereitilebcnScn leeren 8idien 9es
fiillt, ein;ellpeile in Dem fir bas belotts
bere @erid)t porgeIdriebcnen Serbalts
uiB i J. .. Hiiben, Grblen, 2atti9 nnb
8obnen fir bic beliebte &rintannieres
Suppe = unS baum mirS Die 8riibe
aus Der be%treffenoen 80bre auf bas
einsefiinte Semitic abgelaiIen. Die
Srauen, Die bieie Nrbeit beiorsen, iinS
10 gel6idt, baB iie nit benz ibnen Dor
seidriebener oorberisen Nbpd9en jeber,
fir bic e~tn;clne Bi6le beitimmtet Sc
miileiacn5e aui Der Dor ibnen itebcnOen
Wase duberit ipeuig 3eit perliereu.
9ia6oem Die 8i9le aus Der Gobre
aefiGt lit, mcbei lie abermals bur6 Elm
am NusfuB bcs SabneS ansebra6tes
Rulielinitiif selei6t morben lit, uirb
tie raid auf eine1t lansen 2ii9 9eitellt,
Inn bort Ia i9neI pie mosli9 suses
l0tbet su iperben. an9 bieie arbeit
miro pon Trauenbanb belorst ; Elm oarir
beiouoers seididtcs iuuses Srauen5ims
nler, in Der einen 0anb cine Stan9t
26tbmetall baltenb, In Der anbereu eint
eilerue 9orribtung, aus ber bic Sfantms
berporitr0mt, Gilt Dol, 8i1le gu Bi9i'
unb es nimnt ibr ni1t mebr alS bre
Sefuuocu .Seit. UNI ben Oedef iorgfdl
tis aufsulOtbeu. Die auf bieie @eii
luftoid,t seidlohenen 8iidien iuerSer
ieoo9 nod cine balbe Stun6e lang II
groBen Drabtforben einenl Dampfbai
III eigeus oe;u ber9eri9teteu cDlinbri
i9en Scfen aus9eiett, I'M alle etrt
in's Snnere Der Bii4ie 9etangtert 8af
terieu uno Bafterienfeimf6rnden sn TOD
ten uno baourd bic M69li1feit entire
TENDER Gdbruns unb 5dulniB ais;tl
idlieBen. Die 10 3ubereiteten Suppel
(uie aud ioniti9e Speiien) balten I'D
unbetimmt lanse uno ttur 5elten foruHl
eS Dor, baB Der Dedel elmer Bidie an
idmillt gum 3eidet, bab bel ihrer Jhl
lung etwas nerfehlt ipar.
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8. 3aptteL.
&ade trGst feline Grudt!
Gid ielbt if iie bic fiirdterlidfe Nab'
ru19;
Sbr @enuB III Worb,


rlIn9;
Sbr @euuB 1T Woro,
limb lire Sdtti9uus bas @rauisn.
Golf Sie9frieb urb Der Bettler fat
ten Die Sdlliht paiiirt unb trate1 in
ben Hotbeim<9Salb lin 5u benz Sdlofie
al fomr1en, mnbte bier Der Director
Iinfs, Der alte 9alenti1 baseser, I'm in
bic Sdsemiible st selansen, redtS
aeben. SIR merSet miibe iein, 8alens
tin," iagte Der DIRECTOR rnb blieb itebet.
r@ebt mir bic Tai6e, i6 TRACE tie 5dor
ielbit nat Sauie. @ebt tlr jest beim.
Mittus mub ia ldnsit Ooriiber iein.".
Salentin ihaite Su benz Simmel auf,
an Dem Die COME chen jest matt bur6
cine grare @olfe leu6tete. r@s mag
1T Ser apeiten Ha6mtttagsiturbe iein,1
bcmerfte Der Ilte. - Der DIRECTOR 3og
ieine llbr. r@abrbaftis, es lit sleid
,pei l1br. Ilio bebiite Gu9 @ott,
8alenti1 e. - r@ott befoblen, Serr!"
Der glte bdnbiste Dem Sireftor ben
Geilelad elm. 8alentin muBte tpirflih
iebr miioe u1b a%bgeipannt feiit, bab er
baS Inerbieten bes DIRECTORS obne
GSiberreSe annabm. 8alb ipar ber
9llte binter ben bifen Stanme11 ners
idwunben unb iein ftampfetber S9ritt
oerflunser.
0a tonte pl0tli6 Elm lan99e3o9ener
Yfiff burf ben @alb unb nnmittelbar
6arauf elm sfpeiter unb britter. Oas
f(ara ia uie Elm Rlifen mad Stlfe.
User befarb ii6 mobl beute ont Sor1'
taae bel 10 unfreunbli6er WitterunS TN
@albe. Der Oireftor le9te bic betoer
boblen Sanbe OH ben Wtunb nno ant
fportete Elm lautes Sd fomme!" IN ben
@alo, pel6er bas edo idallenS suriid'
rief. Siesfrieb idien sebort morber
;l ieir, benrt elm fnr;er. i9riller Yn1f
ert6rte oils &ntport. Sie9frieb i4rtti
eilia mad Der Gihtuns, ipober Der Rul
erfllnseft mar, uitb 9elan9tc mad ipe11t.
9en Minuten gum 6otbeimpaie. Sor1
an ber SDni9stanne itanb yeua nor
Gotbeim lit 6unflem Tettfleioe. Oil
beuate iih tief iiber r@iliS," ibr gfero.
bas am 8ooer lag uno per9eblt9 Der
iu6te, ii6 auf;uri9ten. -.
als gena sic Saritte b0rte, panbt'
iie ii6 raid ur1,, unb ibr blaiies 9efid'
r0tbete ii9. Siesfrieb 3u ieber, batt'
fie iebenfals nidt erfpartet. Oo9 Del
Director mar farrt meniser %eritau1t
oils bas iunse Mdbden. rSsas Il
benn ssideben fraste Ct baittg
rbaben Gle iid perlest, fiiblen Si
Sdmers?" = rgteim, 9ottlob, i4 BIZ
OUT tpessefommen,n entsesnste yeut
nit 5dwatem 3dheln, naber meit'
arme ,SHiliiss lit auf benz i9liipfrtgel
g8ese s~eitiirst uuo ideint ii6 srnitlid
bei6d6ist gu baben. Sas 2bier fatl'
ni6t alein aufiteben uno i'd bin IN be
m~omentanen aufresuns in Solss bes
Stur;es ni6t I'M Stanoe, ibril 81 gel
fem" Die lesten @orte farlstt 1eb
= piberitrebcnb aus oein idOnen Wtnnoe
/ faft als ficlc cs Celia idmer, e!13i9e
+ iteben, bQB iie ;u I9wad let, tbr sc
; i~tir;tes @ierb aui;uri6tsn:
gieafrieb leste Die Gaide aus Dc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10
Q. 3apitel.
3id)t lisben III hiirfem, niGt baGen ID

Nift lieben 5u hiirfen, nidt baiien iu
fDnIcn,
8 greuiane Sralen, iper bat Sud er
sad)t. g. @olf.)
Ginise Gage Dor @etbuabtcn mar
itrcngere Salte sin9etreten, uno 10 bi9t
wirbelten bic Sloden pom idueetriiben
Simmel berab, baB bic SOl3fdIer i'm
@albe f6ou por Yubrud bes Seites
unfreiwilli9 fciern muBten. Baron
Salber9 latte S6loB &otbeim ipieber
p%erlaiien, niht obne porber Die Ginpils
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-23
Pathetic III eroiSm.

A pathetic heroism was that shown by
q woman, devoted wife and mother,
whose life, after months of invalidism
went out in this first month of the new
year. 1t had been the intention of her
self and husband to redecorate the home
about the time her illness declared itself,
and when last autumn it became evident
that not much more time among the
things of this world would be accorded
to the sufferer she decided that the work
should be carried forward under her su-
pervision. Her illness was of nature to
permit her to be up and about few
hours every day, and during these strong
er moments artists and decorators con-
suited with her, carrying out her wishes
in every detail.
From garnet to cellar the home was
gone over, and the family spent their last
united Christmas in their beautifully rem
ovated home. You will be glad by and
by" said this wise and loving woman,
whose artistic soul must have painfully
appreciated the loneliness she had Great
ed only to leave; glad that did it ALL
and it will be comfort to live surround
ed by my fancies and my taste"
And so it will undoubtedly prove to the
husband and sons and daughters, who
now feel only their deep bereavement
Her Point of View in New Y ork Times