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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
FITZSINN0yS' OTFER.
He Reiteratas His Desire to Fight
Jim Ccrbett,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATHIM

steve O'nuunell Declares That He Can
Prove Fitzsimmons' Inability to Meet
Corbott, and Asserts That lie VIII Him
self Challenge the MiddIeweight
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2s. Bob Fitzsiu-
mons has mailed letter to James !. Cor
hett urging him to sign the articles for
fight before the Olympic club for the
$4,000 purse offered by that club. Fitz-
simmons offers 20 meet Corhctt i'm New
York and box four rounds. the proceeds
to be devoted to charity, and declares il
the judges decide he (Fitzsimmons) is not
in Corbett's class he will never ask for
match with the champion again. He de-
clares that If Corbett accepts the offer he
will make no attempt at a knockout.
Fitzsimmons offers, further TO place a
side bet Of $4,000 a side for a finish fight.
LEWISTON, Ne, Sept. 2S.-Chamuiou
James J. Corbett, who appeared here last
night in Gentleman Jack" was first
made acquainted with the fact that Fitz-
simmons had published a formal chal-
lenRe TO fight him by an Associated Press
representative.
The champion read the letter aloud to
Steve O'Donnell and when he came to
the place where the middleweight pledged
himself to not attempt a knockout he
roared with laughter.
After he had finished reading the chal-
leuge Corbett turned to the Associated
Press representative and said
"Of course l expected Fitz would do
something Of this Sort but he is too am
bilious. | will attend to him. however,
when the proper time comes, and will an
( swer his letter in a few days
81 don't propose to fight him" contin-
ued the champion until he has defeated
some one worth mentioning. What's the
| use of my fighting middleweight when
there are plenty Of men who can do him
easily. He wants to skip over all the
other heavyweights and tackle me-"
That's right, Jim interposed Steve
| O'Donnell "Ill fight him, and take him
| anyway he likes
Then, turning to the Associated Press
| representative, O'Douuell said:
you just say for me that Fitzneed not
! 20 so far. I'll make the same proposition
| to spar him i'm New York city that he
makes TO Corbett, and then if ! don't
| prove that he is out of his class it will be
time for him to talk about meeting Jim. -
| "Will you accept his challenge for a
| finish ightY O'Donuell was asked
| "You bet / will" said Steve, "and l
can cover his money just as soon as he
wishes. In fact, l am coming ont with a
| challenge for him. and he can get all the
| fgh the wants without talking about
| fighting Corbett"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
TORTURED THIRTY YEARS.
His Sufferings Ended After Using Mum
yOn'S Rheumatism Cure.

Mr.. George Smith, of Tacony, Pa, says:
81 suffered from rheumatism for 80 years
and had so many severe attacks that some
OF my joints were twisted out of shape. At
times | suffered terrible pain, aud al
though ! tried many remedies, ! never
obtained any permanent relief until pro-
cured Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. The
action of this remedy was wonderfully
quick, and, although have only taken a
small quantity consider myself perman-
emily cured
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guarau
teed to cure rheumatism in any part of the
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured in from one to five days. It never
fails to cure sharp shooting pains in the
arms, legs, sides, back or breast. or sore.
ness in any part Of the body in from one to
three bOurs. 1t Is guaranteed to promptly
cure lameness, stiff and swollen joints,
stiff back, and all pains in the hips and
loins. Chronic rheumatism, sciatica, lum.
bago, or pain in the back are speedily
cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, Of Philadelphia, pat up speci-
fics for nearly every disease which are
sold by all druggists, mostly for 25 cents
a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
Five of the Grow Were Drowned.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Sept 2s.-
Particulars given by those who witnessed
the collision between the steamer Ohio
and the schooner Ironton in Lake Huron
are conflicting, The captain and crew of
the schooner Moonlight, who picked up
the crew of the Ohio, have signed a state
ment charging the captain of the steamer
kershaw with gross negligence in refus-
ing to lower boat to rescue the Ohios
crew. Five of the Ironton's crew have
undoubtedly perlshed, the other two hav-
ing been picked up ly the steamer Hebard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
Live stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept a. European cables
quote American steers at gHlOc., dressed
weight; refrigerutur beef, case. Calves steady;
poor to prime voUlS 81 7,5O; grassers and but.
termilk calves s-5Q3 sheep slow lower;
lambs weak, and uudergrades fraction cas-
ier; ordinary 90 good sheep, S2.50d3; inferior
10 prime lambs, $500 4G2ls Hogs weak; in
ferior TO choice, BlOG637A.
EAST LIBERTY, sept. H.-Cattle firm; prime,
S5.5O65,75; good, si.7O05.25; fair light steers,
t2.40G32O. Hogs steady and unchanged, Sheep
steady; supply light; extra S330G35Oi com.
mon. 500. 6Sl25; lambs, 81, 2,25d4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
Now as we'll as ever"

Dickinson Deputy Supreme Commander Knights Mac
|abees World residence Emporium
FendsI feel grateful to for the great good valuable
Miles egr
seae of the optic nervel and could tell daylight from
her round blue seemed impossible they looked as well
nd physicians failed finally decided DR. Miles Nervne
benefit others
every will astandard
become established fact
MILES NERvIE not chance discovery but theu Of 20 years
Dr. Franklin
specialist in diseases Of the heart brain and nerves II is d by al drug
return it and obtain your money This allow" you to g2 it
This confidence
This that it made cure @ proves the merit Of the remedy
pecfc for all nervous diseases such as Nervous oon l
essne Headache, Apopey, Epilepsy,
Backach Dyspepsia ST. Vtus Dance etc sold by ali drug
ysts a 81 bottle, six bottles S5, Pills 25 cents.
h. Ms19 NTo,o Restores
EyIo UIHACS IVGI VEEEO Health
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

ITHACA, n. Y, Sept. 2s- Andrew J
Johnson, whose residence is gwen as Chi
cago, and c. Dewitt Gooduew, of Brook
lyn, n. Y, students at Cornell university
are supposed 70 have been drowned in
Cayuga lake Iu,y went boating We'd
nesday afternoon and d.d notreturn. Yes
terday their boat was found overturned
two miles down the lake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
FiEhting Against Olass discrimination

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 2S.-An important
suit was filed IN the superior court here
yesterday which may furnish an import
ant precedent, 1t is by Benjamin Thorn
ton, prominent lcolored citizen, who
asks mandate compelling the public
school superintendent and his subordi,
mates to admit his child TO the public
school No. T. Thornton charges that the
child was transferred from this building
because it was not attended by colored
pupils Judge Wishard issued an aherna
tive writ returuable tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

ROME Sept. 2s.-Cardiual Gaetano Alo-
isl Masella project of the Congregation Of
Sacred Rites, formerly uuucio nj Munich,
is seriously ill., Cardinal Won Hohenlohe,
archbishop of the Liberian Busilica, who
is an uncle of the German emperor, is also
seriously i'll. The pope has called Car
dinal Gibbons, archbishop Of Baltimore,
TO Rome his holiness being desIrous of
again seeing the American cardinal be-
fore he (the pope dies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

RED BANK, n. j., Sept. 2s--A fire oc-
Cured at Oceanport village about three
miles south of this place Eighl build
ings were burned comprising Thomas
Tallman's store and blacksmith shop,
Thomas Williams tenement houses and
Joseph Williams meat market. In the
Tallman store was located the Western
Union telegraph Office, The damage is
about $4,000
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

WILREsBAE"r pu., Sept. 2s j I'm Nc
Goolick, who a. % aruuksu row SHIT two
men and accidentally killed "A child in the
arms of its mother by one of the bullets
striking il in the head was yesterday con
vieted Of murues in the second degree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
nrlti.h steamsr wrecksd.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-The British steamer
Dorunda, from Brisbane Aug. 1 for Lon
DON which sailed from Alden Sept. 10, has
gone ashore and been wrecked at Peuiche,
Portugal Her crew and passengers were
landed in safety
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
pEAE)ING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Tr.lng le.ve shen.ndoah .s follows.

Trains leave Shenandoah as follows
For New York via Philadephla, weeh d.
2. 10, 525, 40, an, 1882 2.55. b.h5 pm. sumo
2lO, q. N For New York via Maue Chun
week days 5.25,7.20S g. m, l2.32, 2b5 p. NJ
For Reading and Philadelphia, week is
no, 5g5, 10, a, m, 1889, 255, b.55 p. m s.
FOR Pottavile, waok dsys, 2.lO, T2O, 9. Il
1882, 255, 5.55 p. M Sunday, rio m.
For Tamaqus and Mahsnoy City, week day
10, 525, 7.2O, a. m, 1892, 2.55, 555 p m. Su
day 2.l0, a. N. Additional 10. Mauanoy City
week days, 90 D. m.
For Williamsport, Sunbury and Lewiston
Sunday, S25 =. m.
For Mahanoy Plane, week days, s.lO, SIS, SIS
T.20, ll.sO a. m, 1889, l.S5, 2.55, $50, zoo 95
For Ashland and ShRmokin. week days, 81
7.20 l1.80 \, m, l.35, 200, 9,35 p. N, Sui da'
8.25 a. m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week dsJ
90 g. m, 30, 400, 7SO p m, i2l5 night. Sr
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week dag
40, =. 10 a. m, ll0, 480 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Termint
week days, APO s,3b, 1000 a. m, and a.
SOP, l1.80 p m. sunday li.SO p, m.
Lesye Reading, week days, l.S5, 40, lOO6, II o.
o. m, 5.b5, 7.57 D. N Sunday, l85, =
Leave Pottsville, week days, 2,85 740 ). z
1880, GIL p. m Sunday, 2.85 a. N.
Leave Tamaqua, week days, 3lS, $50, ll.ss .
n, l,2O, 7.l5 s.2s p. N. Sunday, 2.ls =.
Leave MahSnoy City, week days, 8.45, gSl
il.47 a. m, l5l, IA S54 p, IN. Sunday, 81
| \. m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week dIys, 80, AZ
j8C, 9S7, 1l58 q. NJ 1888, 206, $40 6.26,759 le
| 0. M. Sunday, 2.40, 400 S. M,
Leave WilliamspOrt, week days, 1910, = Tf
| 1886, Ills p. m, Sunday, Ills p. m.
For Baltimore, Washington srd the Wsss v.
3. & o. r. R., through trains leave Reaoin
| Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. X. r. r. Rt Ss8
74O, ll,26 a. M, 3 485.ls 7,22, p. m, Sunday So
| T.40, II. .26 a. m, 3 48 7 % p, m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
| Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street WhEl
| and South Street Wharf for Atlantic ,Nty.
| Week Days-Express, 900 q 2 co. 40
! 500 p m Accommodation, SOD a. N. 5,i
] p. n.
sunday xpress 900, 1000 a. m. Accom-
mediation, 500 a, IN. gud 4.3O p. Il,
keturni.R, leave Atanuc CITY, depot, cOrnt
! Atlantic and Arkansas avenues
| Week Iays-EXpresS, 81, 9 40 a, m. n
| 100 a d $50 p, n. Accom- uodati)n, 10 =. N
and f. 80 p m.
Suuua - ress, 900 7.8O p. IN. Ac5omm
daJtOn, Z 10 "a. m, aud 10 p. m.
ParlOr Uars on all EXPRESS trains.
g.. HANCOCK, Gen, Pass AEB
Philadelphia p
l. A. sWEIGAPD, Gen. Supt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

WMMNGTuN, X G Srpt. 2s-Edward
j, Fuller wa H,quiutu ~ Rockingham,
Richmond county, OF tae murder of b. g.
Parker, which was committed at Fayette
Vile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

nerves. vitality low ebb and all
evils troubles the result Of the high srn the
American people High authorities the
people with
eath position This unemtng
energy United the richest
globe work. peculiar climate has made the
nervous race
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28
DEN NSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A sOuUYLEILL DIVISION,
lime I'd. 1894.

Trains will cave Shenandoah after the above
5Hte Tor Wig as Gllbertony Fraokvtlle, Nar
7sStle, g. Q ..r, Pottsvile, Hamburg, ReElinEr
|PouN9wni Flenirvile Norrtstown an1 Pull.
I. snhia Br ad street ststiou) st 500 ard lli4
l.. TO- aud AL p. N. on week days Nor Potts.
eie Ana lat7rmeol41e -s,5t statlons s;lO A. L..
For v ggau's, Gnberton, Frackvillo, Me-
|Castlc 81 Clair, Pottsville st 500. D:40 n.
ana SilQ I, a., For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
sown, Ph9aixvllle, Norrlstown, Phthdolph phia
at 600, $50 @. m, $40 p. m.
Trains leave FrscEVille for ShenRndOsn a.
0;4Oa. "a and 1914, 5:O4, 7:42 an 1927 .. n.
|Sundsya, ll;l3 q, NJ, and $40 p, n.
Leave POttsVille for Shenandoah ct 1918.
IN AS q. n and 440, 7;lb and 1000 y. N. Sundays
Leave P6ila5elphia BROAD street station) for
|HhenRndoal At 81 and 81 70, 10 snd 7 II p
N week days. On Sundays lesvs At 8 so m,
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
For New Y9rk. .ESPErsssss,. week days,
II "a m i2 90 noon, u "A p m, Uimited E1
80 {{S5i6R,ng g 6, car s2o 4e,s59 7I8 S52, 70
+ %, So II O8 a M 10 a., 40, $50 dining carr,
( q Limited 22), $50, Q 80, . So Is, Sis p NJ
Express for Boston, without change, liam.
weekdays, and 80 p m daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For baltimore and Washington so, 7 20, su,
|p 10, 10 20, n 49, II 40 M, n2 85 limited dininI
SresSso2s STsS "a Lai,s6 dining carj IT, sS5 94 20
(diniug carl m, and u O8 night week days.
|Sundays, $50, 20 30 IL Is, IL 40 a m, Al
(dining car, 80, 40 dining carr m and
II 0S night,
Leave Market street Ferry Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
cypress, % m, 2 10, on and 90 p m week
|days Sundays, Express i5 and 40 m.
For Cape May, An Flesea, Wildwood and
Holly beach, ex6;r'e q, a, M, 90 p m week
days Sunday, gnO m,
For SEA Isle CIV, ocean City and Avalon,
Express, 8 100 a n, OO p m week days. Sun
|days, COam
Mo- 7omers Poiat, express, 8 5O N, 90 p
"a week days sundays, 8 IS IN:
Is. B. PRHVus WOOD,
GeuI MAJ. o. Gs.. pAas'E'F a I
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-28

Sold by Druggists, sent prepaid on receipt OF price
Dr. urNrHEys MAsuAL lli pasea,J uAlLEu tREE
MUMpMREYsl WIN. CO. LII s II William 81. NEM NORK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

0emonnen, bab 8abricle nidt in ibreu
Wenldherl allueIeno mar, ais eln nil
Der 8rlumpb in ibm auIitie9; mar oas
ni6t 9li'fliAer 3ufau, Der inn nab
Yaris Surilf9ebraAt unO in oieier
Stunoe na6 Dem Yulais Gbatrois ge=
fiibrt bate? Sieie Gntoefun9 iollte
ibm 8emalt perleiben ilber Die boh=
miltbige, ltOlSe Gomtelle Gabrielle.
Ser Srai rang inoeNen einen barten
Sampf nit li1 ielbit, I'M feline &ube
lpieoerSlerlan9en. 2an9iam tebrte er
in oas @emah no Gll0en i'm erDartete,
surilf. Der jun9e Wann itaro nabe
Dem 3lmmerausgang; Serr BON Chat
rois atbmete erlcihtert auf. Ton bier
aus fDnnte Gugeu nihts 9eieben baben.
llno geruiB. Der junge 8raf mar elm
Goelmann i'm belten SinIe Des WOrtcs!
Gr bate niht 9elauidt uno gti6ts be-
merit! Die Wabrbeit tOnnte oerbOrgen
blelben.
,,Gomteiie Gabrielle fiiblt iid rn=
ippbl." lpru6 Der 6reis nit lieIe beben=
Der Stimme. ,.Salien Sic inns Die
Sbiir ocri6lieBen uno oonn in Den Sa=
Ion 3uriiftebren."
Die beioen Mdnner perll6erteu ben
oili Den Corridor filbrenoen Gingalg
BON innen llno perlleBen ourb oas SOll-
opir, beIien Sbiir Braf 6batrOis BON
olBen perihlOB, Die 0cmd6er Der 6Om=
telle.
unten IN Der Sallc oerabi1leocte ii1
Der jun9e Graf BON icinem 8altgeber,
Der taum feline 6anun9 ldnAer 81! be-
ballpten Oermr6tc.
,Sas GebcimuiB, wel6es Oieics
Wdo6en um0ibt. mir0 INNER unour6-
Orin9li1er!" iprub Gugeu Sl Iib ielblt
ais or Ourb Die 0alle uno Die Sreppe
Dor Dem BOluis binobibritt. uSeim=
lid bat lie oos Ouu5 perlulieu! Sic
bat es Sabre lang 9etG0u, pbue OoB
ir9enO Semduo i'm Salle cine Nbnung
oapon bate. 2SObin gebt lie? Siam
e5 m0gIi0 lem. OuB NrmanO osnnO6
lebt uno lr0eNOmp nit ibr SuInmmen=
triNt? sd muB @elpiBbtit bnben! SD
Weroe Nles %onranlegen, bieies Suntel
ill lihten! gSas ALLEN ein &dtbiel lit,
i6 werOe es lDien! SD mill - ib muB
entOefen, nm lie ST. SUin8en, Die MttIne
SI meroCn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
H..

llno Gabrielle? Bas mar in,uii6en
aus ibr 9eworocn!
Nabosm lie, in Der GtiGe ibres Sou=
boirs %On9elangt. iih mimtenlaua
ibiem SbmerSe binaegeben iprang lie
plOBlid beftig allf uno Der friibere @rs-
Druid berOli6er Gntidlohenbeit leu1tets
aus ibrsn 3iiSen.
@ie ilheno blifte Tie i'm Ii9. Sie
perlleB ous @ouoOir unO betrat oas
NutleioeSimmer.
Sin ianites. seodmpftes 2ibt er6eQte
idmmtlide Hdlme uno Die Quit in
ibren @emdhern glib o~erienigen einea
ibOnen, warnlen Commandments. Die
GOrban9e waren berabgelaHen uno Elm
beQuemer Sebnltubl ltuno in Der gtdbe
oes Samiuis.
Die Gpmteile oriifte auf ben nabs
Der Sbiir beinoli9en 8lpfensua. I'm
ii6tbGrlter Grwartung ibritt Tie oaun
in Dem Simmer auf uno ab. Sei Der
Grinnerung al ibr leBtes Gelprd6 nit
Graf eugen itie9 ibr auf's 9telle bic
JtOtbe oes unwiiiens ms Wntlib. Sic
mar Gr9erli6 nit iid islbit oariiber,
oaB lie linn i6lieBlib bod ibre 3uiaae,
icine @erbuns erleuern sl biirien, 9e=
geben babe. 6leih elmer e~efan9enerl
S0pin III einem &Gfig ourhmaB lie
oas 6emab nit SrOBen S6ritten.
,,SieIer G%lenoe!" mlrmelte lie Dor
iih bin. Wfit wel6sm Slif er midi
nniab! Sn benz Iusenblif ourite i'd
ibn nlbt reiSen, oenu i4 babe Bruno,
in ihm elnen 9eiGhrlidsu 6eino Al
iiir6ten! SD mnB ibn binbalten,
ib bari es nlbt snm MeuBeriteu toms
men lallen, ih mill lIibt Jules psroer.
benz"
SIN oieiem Woment wuroe bic Sbiir
NeDifnet u. Die Sieuerin wel1e aui ibren
&ui 9ctommen, trat sin. gSie treu er=
0eben Oieielbe ibrer Serrin mar, be-
tInpete lhon ibr Nlif. ais lie iebt 8a-
briele ndber trat. Sic mar ibrc uer=
trante Sisuerin, Die ibr 8ebeimuiB
tbelltc uno treu bcuIbrte. Nit Den
ilbri9en Sieneri6aft oes Yalais tam lie
lat gar ui6t in Ssriibrun0, au6 bate
lie ibr eiNenes 3immer, welbes Direct
al oas lbrer Serrln ltieB.
.Silf mir ibnel mid umtleioen,
Seannette. q" iprah Die Gpmteiie Ga
briele 81 ibr, inoem lie na1 ibrer nit
Siamanter beIeBten Saihenubr lab,
lid babe feline Minute 81 perlieren!''
Sic be9ann, ibre @rmbdnocr. Rinae
nno Salstette 81 entiernen uno all
oisls b~liBsnosn uno i4immsrnpsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

ober benno6 bepabrte ct feline duBere
GuGe.
,Saques Gicaia, mas piaIt Oh bon
mir?"
SD wiinlbe cine Seimatb uno
@elo!" rief Der Siener boil gittertcit.
,,Gs CAB Nd6te, in oenen i'd ni9t
i6lafen tonnte, lpenn i6 zines Mannes
9eoa6te, Dem mir beioe llnrebt 9etban
baben - Sic our6 Die Shat, ib ourd
meln Sb,ueigen. gr piiroe jeBt nod
leben, reid, 9liidiib uno angeleben,
ipenn mir SeiOe nidt seweien wdren!''
Satques &it0rb bepba6tete ben
8rafen iharf. Serielbe mabte cine
lnmili9e 8eberoe llno Der ebemalige
Siener la6te bonii6 auf..
as, ib iebe, Sic lieben es nidt, an
Die Sersangenbeit errinnert Ill tueroen.
Sic iOll tOot iein, perr Sic es mol
len. is bdn9t bon Sbnen ab, oh
I'D fernerbin Sbr Srsuno ODER Sbr
Setno Iein psroe."
6rai 2amartin fubr beitig auf.
,Genus Der @prte!" risf er urlse=
ouloig aus. ,,&ommen mir CUR
Sade. gSiQii On wieoer in meme
9ienite treten? SD bin bereit. Sid
aufsunebmen. Weinen bisberi9en
Siener babe id oieier Sage entlaien.
SD 9ebe Dir idbrli9 tauieno Srancs
uno beim Sooe meinss Sntels, 10 piel
Su Wialt."
,,8ut. SD nebme oas Inerbieten
an, Serr 6raf!" mar Die raiae Int=
mort Gicaros. ,@ann ioa id meme
reue Stelung autreten?"
.gu9enbliflid." ertpioerte Gu9en,
inoem er elne Sunoertfrancnote aus
ieiner Saide nabm uno lie benz Manne
reldte. ,8ebe bin uno psrIieb Sid
MT Ooll'tdnoiger Sleioung. Morseu
geoente ih meii'm Sntsl einen turser
Seiu9 abSuitatten. gu mirlt mid be-
9leiten. IS wiro Did Niemano i'm
SblOlle wieoerertennen, bonn Oh bali
did iebr p%erGnoert. Gs oiirfte aber
troboem geratben iein, penn Su einei
anoern Namcn anmimmt."
so nennen Sic mid Bernard,
Scrr 8raf," uerIeBte Der neuensasirte
Siener. ,,llnter oieiem Namsn babe
ib labrelang in Multralien 9elebt."
.,@Oblan, oiene mir treu Sacques
Gicaro, uno Oh ioQIt es ME bereuen.
luieoer in meme Sienite getreteu gu
iein!"
3ufrieoenbeit uno 8enugtbuuna
Ipieae!ten lib in oes Wannes raubsm
8eilht ab.
sd weroe ieBt seben, um mir neue
&leloer 81 tauien." iprab er, iib erbe=
bend. ,.Na6 elmer Stunoe bin ib su=
rid. Sic iullen allf mid bauen ton=
len. Selblt tpenn Irmano be Sienr
ni6t tpot iein uno nab Yaris surilf=
tebren iollte. 10 neroe i'd oennob trell
ST Sbuen ltebeu uuo es nit Sbueu
hulten. Serr Graf. SD babe mid jeBi
Sbnen sugei4npren nit 2eib uni
Seele!!'
Gr ocrlieB BUS 3immer uno 8rai
gusen lab ibm nit einem beoeutuuss=
polen Wlif nab.
,Sa, er 1T ieBt n,ein 2eib uno Seele,
er lit mein Sclape!" murmelte err.
..Sullte @rmano bic Sisup ,uriitteb=
rell, oann mOge 8ptt linn bethlehem
llno Die ihOne 8abriele - ib rperoe lie
aerpinnen uuo enbli6 als mein gSeit
beimiibren! Sic ipll ertennen lernen,
oaB lie es nit einem Wanne Ill tbul1
bat. Der lie an &iibnbeit iibertrift! 81
gewiB mir Seioe leben. 10 semiB wiro
Sean 6ronaro ibr 8ebeimniB entoeden
uno ib tperoe @les eriabren uno lie
oemiitbi9en, nod bepor Die Some lie=
benmal Su Ncige sebt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

Sn Der flrttbaren N"nrre9ung, IN
Der Gu9en li6 beIano, bci6lOB er, su
6uB uah ieiuem Sotel SuritfSutebren,
uno 10 i1ritt er oenn ourh Stlrm lno
Ne9en in oenn NbenO binaus. Seine
8eoarten Weilten bel Dem 0e6eimniB,
we.bes Die ibOne Gabrielle ulngab.
Gr wunoeltc our6 Die Straben pie
i'm Sraume.
Blobii9 ltano er tiff. Seine Nu0sn
i6ienen Den ieu6ten gtebcl Dur6orin=
gen 81 mOleu. Gr bate sinen gnt=
ibluB 9cfaBt - IS muBte Gtluas &C.
i6eben!
SD muB bieIes 6ebeimniB erior=
ideu!" mlrmelte er Dor lid bin. sd
lueroe Scmanoen beauItraQen, 0abriele
anf SNritt uno Srltt 81 ioIgen unO lie
~unausgeleat III beDba6ten!"
Sbneller elite er jebt weiter urlo be-
CAB lid, ipbalo er lein Sptel srreitt
bate, iOfort auf iein 3immer.
Sanelbe, peldes Gmpfau9s=, @obn=
uno Shlaisimmer in einem biloete,
mar nllr ibwab beleudtet. IS mar
feuht uno in leoer 9Seiie ungemiitbli9
in oemielben.
,,Wel9er Gontrait I'M Scr1lei6 nit
DEM Yalais 6~batrois!" riei Der iun9e
8raf aus. SD bin oieies aldn,en=
Den elenos iiberoriiilig uno iebne mid
nah einem el9enen Seim."
Gr Sog heftig on Dem @~loienSug
uno entIeoi9te lib oann ieiner lleber-
tlel0er.
Gr bate iib taum auf einen Sellel
nieoer9slaliel, ais Elm MuIwdrter, iei=
mem Gufe SolNe leilteno, ms 3immer
trat uno ibm einen Brief iibsrrsihte.
,Sieien Yriei Serr 6raf, "iaste er,
brabte eiu Maun, wGbreno Sic fort
waren; er binterlieB Den Yeihslo, oaB
err beute Nbeno NOD wieoertOmmcn
molle."
Gut" perIeBte 8raf 2amartin
turs, Den Srief nibt pelter beu1teno.
Saltig ibrieb er eiilise @Orte nit ylei=
Itiit uuf cine Sarte, welhe er leinem
Saihenbuhe entuommen bate uuo
welbe er jeBt in eiu Goupert itefte.
SD wiiniae. oaB oieier Brief belorst
weroe. SOr9en sic oafiir, oaB tein
3eitueridumnib lt0ttiinost. Seoen
weiteren Seiuber bite ib iogleib 81
mir beruuiSni6ifen."
Gr periie9elte oas Goupert uno aorei=
iirtc es az ..Serrn Sean 6rpIlaro, 0s=
beimpOliSiit." NGbOem Dies gei6eben
mar, iiber9ab er es Dem Gellner. bel
wel6er Oele9enbcit ct elnige Gploltiide
in Oellen Sdnoe 9leiten lieB uno i'm
nOhmals ermahnte, Den Srlef lofOrt
beiOroern 81 lailen.
Nn4oem Der SOtelbeoienitete li6 ent=
Iernt bate, ltbnte Guaen iia in leinen
Sellel, Surild uno ipr06 Dor iib bin:
,Siciss Hatbiel miro balo aelOlt
iein. Sean 6roHaro lit Der bette ge=
beimpplisilt in Ynris. Gr miro 0a=
brielens WebeimnlB erforIhen uno mdre
es in Elm nod 10 unOurboringli1es
Suntd 9ebiillt."
Su oielem Nu9enbiit iiel iein 0lid
auf ben Brief, Den Der Nufludrter io=
ebeu 9ebra6t bate.
,,Yon mem mag oieies S6reiben?"
iagte CT, inoem er leiue Sauo oanab
ausltrefte. .Nb!"
Die NIflbriit mar meoer i66u nod
ribtig 9eIhrieben. aber or ertannte lie
iO9lei6 uno iein 8eiibt ilberSog 2ei6en=
blaNe.
Sin Sriei bon Saques &icaro?
@elaer b0Ie @eii&lat Den mieoer nab
SrNntrei6 SuriidSefiibrt? SD 9laubte.
er lei LANCE toot!"
Gr oiinete oen Srief nit sittcrnoer
Sano. Sin blares Stiid Yapier, nit
arpben S6riitsi9en beoedt, liel ibm
entge9en. Salblaut las CT:
.Serr 8rai!
Wie sic aus Dem Satum oes
@ricies erleben meroen. bin i6 in
paris. SD trai an lsBtsn SOnuers-