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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
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Incorporated 1850.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
PERSONAL.

Z. W. Thompson, superintendent OF the
Montpelier and White River division Of the
Central Vermont railroad, has been ten
dered the office of general freight and
passenger agent OF the SeSboard Air limo
at a handsome salary. with headquarters
at Baltimore Mr.. Thompson will assume
his office about October lst, and many
friends will wish him success and pros
pcrity in his new position.
The death of Rev. II. ID. Kitchel form
erlv president of Mddlebury college, is
announced lie died at the Sanatorium
Dansville, n. y, September II, aged s.
years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
THE FORTY-FIFTH STATE.
(From Harper's Weekly)

Do you know how many States there are
in the Union No, Of course not. No one
knows except school children and con-
gressmen and nag-makers. Every four
years the political arithmeticlans learn
the number in the process of figuring up
the presidential election returns, but they
forget again almost Immediately.
Next years United States flag Will have
forty-tive Stars, the latest being for Utah,
which becomes a State on the 4th of next
July. Utah will get into the flag six
months or more before she gets into the
Union. She is to be represented in the
new sets of regimental colors that Secre-
tary Lamont has ordered for the army,
Her star in the official flag goes to the
right of the fourth row from the top.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
BACK TO THE FARMS.
Indications That Rural Life Is Gradual,
urcnminr More Attrnctivc.


A movement of the population from the
cities back into the country is noted in
Minnesota. The state census now beng
taken indicates that the cities have MADE
but slight gains, with the exception OF
Duluth, leaving the country much the
largest fraction of gain of the total IN
crease of population in the state, when Is
estimate ted at 5300C0.
1t is probable nhat this is an indication
of what's Sing on in a greater or less ae-
gree throughout the whole country
Among the many causes of the recent
hard times, doubtless the too RAPID gro" n
Of our large cities contributed It's snare
All over the country the drift of popula-
ton to the cities has been too general for a
decade and moro past and the result mas
been that the productive capacity OF the
country has not kept pace with the growth
of population. Hard times arc method
of forcing REIMBURSEMENT of the TABOR
forces of a nation; and no doubt the eitec'
Of the late plNtc has been to compel many
who had loft the farm, TO engage IN manu-
faetur.n!. TRANSPORTATION, professional OF
speculative indus tres, to return to tho
cultivation Of the soil. THIS is healthfu
and natural readjustment OF condt!oI
which had given the country armies Of
tramps and oilers.
There are many indications that rura
life is gradually becoming more attractiN,
than formerly. Improved means Of com
munication, and the thicken.ng of popula
ton, renders the life of the farmer ant
villager less lonesome than formerly. Tn
general increase of intelligence, and o
means for the diffusion Of news rapidly
helps to assuaCe the discomfort that drove
the young men from the farm.-GIens ran
Republican.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
The Late Collector Samuel Bucl

In the series of brief sketches of the
earlier collectors of customcs for the dis
trict of Vermont, published in these col
umns in April last, we were able to give
but little information concerning the
fourth collector. Samuel Buel who held
the office from ISL to 1873. quite recently
Collector Smalley has received from a cor
respondent, who had seen the FREE
PRESS request for information concern
ing this collector, the following state
ment:
samuel Buel was the son of Judge
Elias Buel Of Huntington, VT, who owned
what was called Buel's Gore. Judge Buol
/ had quite a number Of sons, among whom
was Jesse, who was editor Of the Albany
Cultivator and John and Solomon. Sam
uel was collector for the district of Yer
mont. and lived in Burlington at the time
he was collector 1t is said that at the
time he was collector, he and one of his
deputies by the name of Walker who lived
in Champaign, were on the lake and they
saw man in a small boat whom they
suspected of smuggling. Buel hailed the
man and asked him o stop, which he did
not do, whereupon Buel told Walker to
shoot him, which Walker did do and killed
the man. 1t is related that Walker felt
very badly over the shooting affair. An
other story is related of Bucl in which he
was put in jail for a debt, but was allow
ed the jail limits, which at that time com
prsed a four mile limit. He died while or
the limit"
We have no a9 litional information con.
corning Collector Buel. OF his brother
Jesse Hudson, in his history of journalism
says: 'In 1884, Jesse Bue, who had beer
editor Of the Albany Argus, preferrina
good potatoes to bad politics, established
the Cultivator and became q mentor &c
the tanners of the Genesee valley. L.ik,
Grant, he was an inveterate smoker anC
he and his clay pipe We're always to
get herr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

United States Ambassador Bayard is re-
ported as "deplolfng the Inconsistencies
of the contraSt' between the Defender Il 40
Valkyrie. The trouble with Bayard is that
he is seeking to placate the English. AS
matter Of fact if the first two races had
not been so conclusive in demonstrating
the superiority of the Defender. Lord Dun
raven would have been perfectly willing
to make a third attempt TO defeat the De-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

When troubled with cough or cold give
this remedy trial. You Will be more than
pleased with the result. 1t will cure n severe
cold in less time than any other treatment.
II relieves the lungs, opens the secretions,
aids expectoration and effects n prompt and
permanent cure. There's no danger in giving
tito children for IL contains nothing iniur-
ious. For sale by Beaupre & Lowry, Drug
gistS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

When you want anything, advertise in
the now special column of this paper Some
BARGAINS are offered there this week which
it viii pay you to read about, See page
seven. This paper has more than 25,OOO
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

A general banking business
transacted
Drafts drawn on any country
IN Europe, payable in the curren-
cy of the country.
Travellers letters of credit is.
sued, payable in ali parts Of the
world.
business of out of-town custom.
ers mas prompt and careful atten.
ton.
y. S. bonds bought and sold.
JOEL II. GATES. President,
DANIEL w. ROBINSON,
Vice-President,
F, L. BURGESS. Cashier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

The total expense of the building, equip
ping and maintaining the Defender up to
the race. was S1l567O. OF this amount
Mcssrs. Iseln and Morgan paid 5000 each
and W. X. Vanderbilt paid the rest. The
cost and expenses of the Nalkyre are I'M
derstood to foot UP about $4,000 of which
Lord Dunraven paid quarter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

The New York Central has smashed the
railroad record by furnishing train that
could cover the distance between New
York and Buffalo in an average time OF
less than minute for every mile. Now let
somebody trot out the two-minute horse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

LARGE OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS
GROW.
Only an ad in the paper,
Pertinent, terse, and WeU-set;
Only a crowd Of buyers.
Anxious the bargains to get.
Only a prosperous business,
Prosperous though times were bad;
Only an opulent merchant,
Enriched by the power of the ad.
Printers Ink.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

In declining to pardon man convicted
of pension frauds President Cleveland
made a note on the papers that he would
decline to pardon vio,ators of the pension
laws unless very strong and unusual rea-
sons were presented. 1t is to be hoped
that he may hereafter use the same care
in pardoning criminals.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

Now that Uncle Sam has demonstrated
his possession of the fastest battlcship
a1oat in the Columbia, the fastest rail-
road train in the world in the Empire
State express, and the fastest yacht in the
Defender John Bull ought to begin TO
realize that he is emphatically in the rear
of the procession.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

America, it is said. has three of the six
richest men in the world, China two ana
England one. Ii Hung Chang OF emma
stands at the head of the list and John d.
Rockefeller of the United States comes
next.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

Il have used Hoods Pills and think they
are excellent" Mrs. Anna MclVoe, As
Grand Ave, Rutland, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

DIRECTORS,
JOEL II. GATES
DANIEL w. ROBINSON, A. SPAULprNG
+. Z. BURGESS. ELIAsLYMAN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

''poNi's u"o ~, 5000 ~ 20, SOS' -
Surplus 251,777.t4
Total Asset. - 5000, 987os
TRUSTEES.
q. r. WARD, WILLARD CRANa
CHARLES P. SMITH, HESRY GREENE
fIEvRY WELLS.
Receives and pays deposits daily, De-
posits made on either of the first fodr business
days of any month draw interest from The
Isl. II made afterward interest will com
mence the first of the following month.
Interest will be credited to depositors IAN.
lst and July lst, compounding twice n year
There are no stockholders in this bank. All
he earnings less expenses, belong to deposit
tors. The rete Of interest depends on the
earnings, and for the past seven years has been
4 1.2 PER CENT.
All taxes are raid by thu bank on deposits or
sl5OO or less. Deposits are received In SIMS
from 81 to 5000, and 10 interest will be pald
on any sum in excess Of this amount except
on deposits by widows, orphans, administra-
tors executors guardians, charitable or reIl-
sious Institutions or on trust funds depositeu
by order of court.
This bank prefers Vermont securities for the
investment OF its funds, and sends no none!
out of the State until the home demands met
| No money loaned to any officer or trustee oil
/ the bank.
CHARLES p SMITH President.
G. +. WARD, treasurer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

90 a Year, Always in Advance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
HOWARD
NATIONAL B INK
Burlington, VT.

Capital, $500, 900
Surplus and Profits, 10000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
WANTED.

BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. SEPT, 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
BURLINGTON
SAL WIN GS BA N K

CHARTERED IN 1876.
Deposits June 20, 1895. SA,7o9, 2Oo "a
surplus. 25t,777.14
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
A. 1.2 PER CENT.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

CHARLES p SMITH, President.
G. T. WARD, Treasurer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Ill DeU 2uH uriltgeU lUIlllIe, lUC ClPHu,
ibre Semiitbi9un0 - lie muBte oas
Derbilten INN leoen Yreis.
Sic mollte binypeg ellen. nnr fort -
am lieb'tcn in Die geOonten= uno traum=
lDIe Stille oes Sooes.
SO1 Slpii9en allem @eb Hang in
lbrer Seele elm fur6tbar ernltes gSprt
Der WaDnnnQ uno Der 8nooe. Stein,
nein! Mit oieier Siinoe 0uf Dem Ser
sen, UNI oieier tollen lelbfIii1tiaen
Seioenl6aft millen Durfte lie ein Sebel
ni1t binwerfen, oas big gum leutiGcn
Sa9e tellcm MteniAen 6reuoe ulO Se=
gen gelueien.
Nber warum? @arum? ira9te Die
auIquellenoe 9itterteit ibres SerScns.
g8ar es oeun tire S6ulo, DAB es tei=
men YlaB auf GrDen CAB, no ibre &iebe
p~erlanNt Duroe? Sic oriifte Die Stirne
III Die &iiien Oes SppDa's, in bObltem,
tbrInenlOIem Sdmers.
Sa tlana ourb bic @Gnoe uno Gor=
rioore Die iiiBe Stimme 9tellp's i'm Ge=
lang.
,,Gr itarb, oamit mir lebsn.... he
died TO make US good"
Sine ticfe SeDniu1t nu6 Geinbeit
uno Glarbeit er0riff Die einiNm Hiu-
aenoe. :, I'm itille 3u~frieDenbeit nit
8ott uno Der @elt! &eir I0limmerer
Summer OILS Der mad Slid uno Siebe,
nah Seben rluo Sunnenidein.
Sbre Seele, ibr 9unSes WeIen rang
auf uno nieoer in furdtbarem Sample.
Sic bate oas 2eben, Die 10 lange ent=
bebrte @drme bes Sersers g~Piunben.
gber lie tonnte lie niht nit Dem 6rie=
ben ibrer Seele ertuufsn; es ma iAr
nidt ae9eben, ii6 bindings III Den
Mbsruno binabsuliiirsen - lie lab uno
wuBte INNER, mas lie that. Dor i5ren
6iBen lag Die S6Onbeit bes Sebens.
9reiibar uno bod pbne @8ertbs- Oenll
nur iAnlolOien SerSens, nit FREEZER
Seele tann man lie 9enieBen.
Na6 SrOlt iuheno, iaate ii6 Prin=
Seiiin Marie, oab lie ielbit in GntIa=
auna uno &L in Sebniu6t uno
@iniamteit bon jsBt alb ein anoeres 6e-
thbpf ieiu weroe. Ser belize 6liigel=
Idlag oes Slides bate ibre Seele be-
rii6rt uuo oas Sis latter 3uriifbaltuna
Setbaut.
sd tann ni6t gliidli9 icin, o meir
8ott 10 lebre MIDI, 9liidlia Su
maheu!"
Sic ieiie &e9nung aber iibertobte Der
Sturm Oes S1merSes, pel1en Der @e-
oaute al cine Sreunun9 auf Skinner
pieoerieben III ibr erlUefte. IS wal
ibr 81 Wtutbe, als perlan9e man lire
ei9ene Seele - oils perliere lie nit Dem
erit neugewOnnenen Sreunoe ben Sn.
bolt aus ibrem Sebeu. Slid unO ieir
Same wnren ibr bereits ioentii1 -
,uar CT bod Der eiuSige WeuiA.
Der lie jsmals peritauoen uno gelpilr.
oi9t.
3ssunsslos perbarrte lie ourd
StunDen. Gnoli9 ribtete lie Ii9 uuT
Stein, neip, teiu Slid, nit Den
Slide Nnoerer erfauft! Seiu Slid
oas elm @erbre9eu lit I'M blOBen Gs
oanten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Sim nd9ten Worgen, ebe NOD Die
penlionaire ibre 3immer OerlieBerl, lag
oas Saus oes Muiit directors oral
peuitein binter YrinseIitn Marie.
Nur bel 6rau Waluenltein bate lie
lib psrabi9isOet.
sd 9ebe, Waoame, neil pi6ti9e
Na9rl6ten mid ~smingsn, ~auSenblid=
lib abSureiien. MOgll4, O0b i'd i'm
Sauie Der Sabre nod eiumal i'll Sbrem
reiSenoen Seim DOrIprebeu weroe...
A propos, Uann reiIen Sulls?"
,Sn unSeiGbr ellem Wonat. 49,.
4ber wolen Sic niht ruenigitens uniern
@aIten Sebepobl iaQen? Wir weroen
Sic ull9ern DermInen, uno i3 bate
mid oarauf sefreut, Sic gu maIen.
,Sb TONNE ibisoer. Yielen 9ant
fir SDre 8iite! 2eben Sic mObl!"
Srau MaluenItein empIano cine
bausmiitterliAs Sreuoe pb Der tOnig-
iiben Srei9ebiateit Der 6rau bon WfiiIa
Ter ben SOmeititen gegenilber uno prizes
oas ibr nod an oemlelben Gage ilber=
ianote iilberne Sbeeierpice ais wiirOige
8abe elmer prin3eiIin. Senn Cant
ben feinen N%noeutungen 9fataliens uuo
Der re9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ibrer llnl=
gebung mar es Den 8iieoern Der Wtal-
peultsin' iden Samilienpenlion lan9it
tsin &dtbiel mebr. lper lib binter Dem
isbr wenis oiiiin9uirten Ndmen ,,6rau
Don Willer" barg.
9m Wor9en mad Der 9tbreiIe Der
Prinssilin bate iibri9ens Srau Wtal-
penltein @eleaenbelt, 81 sei9en, pie
mobl geibult tie mar, tlelne &egungen
bss gritauusus urlo Der Heu9ier 81 psrs
bergen.
Dor allen Singen mar cs eutihieoen
m~ertluiiroig Su beObqbten, luelb' toot=
li6e SlGiie oas 8eiiht Wr. Sul's
ilbersog, als er BON oieier flubtabnli-
den yerabi6leoung bOrte.
er ia0te tein WOrt; aber er Bis iid
auI bic &ippeu. bah lie bluteten, unO
begab lib nit Der tllrSen Senlertun9,
oaB er am Diner ni1t tbeilnebmen
tperoe, auf iein 3immer.
,Sas baben mir BON Der 8DmDoie!"
ia9te er laut uno riidli6tslos 81 ieiner
Srau, melbe i'm ar9lOs ld9elno begrli-
Zen wDlte, als lie ibm auf Dem 6Orris
Dor begegnete.
For Heavens Sake Was 1T pOr-
aeialen? Srant in ia gar ni6t er
ielblt!" fraate 9iellp uto blidte beiorSt
in oas @eii6t ibrer g8irtNn.
,,Wr. Suu ldeint bon Der plOBli6en
@brsiie Der prinSsiiin unan9enebm
iiberraidt." ia9te 6rau Waluenitein
Elm tlsin lpenia ihaoenfrOb.
Die 9roBen Nusen Der @alifornierln
Dfineten lib melt:
,@bgereist? Impossible! Sic
tpmmt bod ,uieoer2"
so beSpeifle es."
.,Aber oil weiBt, Uo6in lie ssreilt
ift?"
,,Geinesipe9s, my dear Nelly"
Ju oisiem Nu9enblid trat Wr. SuA
in ben Ga6nen Der Sbiire uno wisoers
bplte Neup's 6raSe:
Bite. wObin 1T 5rau bon Waaer
aersllt2"
Die Qntuort ma6te i'm I'm einen
S6atteu bleiAer, nnO Iib tllr5 umpens
oeuo, perllsB er oas Gunner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
8

prinseIiiu Marie tuartete nit beim=
ltber Spannun9 auf bic poetii6en Gr-
CUTIE, tpslde Der nd6fte abeno briueeu
folte. Man mar aleemein auf ibre
AuHoroerun9 eiuse9au9en, nit aus=
nahme Der Grau WaipenItein, pei9e
blOB cine fiidtise StiSse oes Ssibes
uno ieiuer umgebuu9 bra6ts. Qu9
Mrs. Sua ertldrte nit sinem r~si,enoen
SdGelu. oaB iis ii4 ia bereits lOsse.
tlBt babe.
,,&eiber nur bel Srau bon WiiQer,"
tuibelte Ridotu. Nbsr Orr. Sull mari
linn oisies Mal einsn 10 lan9en fro.
fsnben Slid su, baB sr ii9 einss-
f1udtsrt in ii6 Ielbit 3uriid3Os.
,@ie cine Stnsde in ibr Saus!"
la6te bic 9alifUrnieriu.
Sie 9ersperiu9e Der tIeineu 8eIeQ-
t6aft, BON osnen iib fait Niemanb an
bic gsee5ere Situatiun 9sbaltsn, lallte.
ten bilettantenbaft senus; esb6rten bod
bic meiteH Der Serfaiier elmer frsmosn
NatiDn an.
Sie geris Der WiB @ooocot er5fi=
ueten in trOdsuer @prrect9eit oas
&simturnicr. Die quite Game bate
einen 9an1en Sag buiu oebrau9t, I'M
nit iplseaiger Observation-Disclosures bic
1pl9enosn att 3eilen gu cOmponieren:
Ger Serbit lit cine Sabresxit,
grin9t O5ii uns 8brneriru6t:
0teI Ssbrs tanu earaus it'd Sieb'u,
@sr na6 Der gSabtbeit ia9t.
Der Serbit 1T sius SabresSit,
Eo9 erutt; uIr, wer iGt
uHs per in 5rd5liu9 biutsrm QHug
SsoGdt'9en S3ritte6 Ssbt."
nMib @OOotod Iisbt .eine Gsmeins
pldBc," ia9.s NidOp nit eb,iur6ss-
boiler 8srbsu0unG, rodbrsno ole 8er=
f"nllerIn in 9ereHtcm S.olSe ibr Opus
nod ell Wal iibsrlas.
sd iperos es ia's Gn9lIi6e ii6erE
tra9ea uHo OIL ben Spectator" i6its
ten."
WOiUeniieiu BOT ii5 an. bic 9erIs in
WuIit gu isbcu. glber uuf oicieu 9or-
idIa9 QiuS Die Si6tsriu nibt Gin, Oh
bIoGttIl6e pOeIie 9eiungsn oil Ginorud
O~erliere.
limb nun Sbr G~siitsstirtb, bite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
gfOuele non u. Serbert.
e 6Iu b.

9rinHiiiu Mdrie lab ben glid sdrts
Ii6en StplSes, init msIdem CT feline
Srau betra6iete; ie bemer,te bic cntriis
itete Wiene, nit rclber WiB Wooo=
cod Elm shocking mlrmelte; CO ent=
Sing ibr mu5 ni6t, oab ROlOsnItein.
BON Der Scene ebeli6en Uliifes binQe=
rillen, bic Saub ieiner 6rau heim!it
Sriidtc. Ser Slit Der Yrin3eIIin oer'
Tor li9 ir's Wsits, iuGbrenO lie baG)te,
baB oieie 8iir9erli9en" ibre 8efille
bod our gu Iebr oemouItrirter. Gtieow
bot ibr in tpmiider Ser3wsifung oen
Irm.
.,@ir Iino du reste, madame.
@tr miiIen wobl 3uiammenbalten."
sic i1ritteu Dorau uuo Der llln9e
lebbafte &uiie erSG9lte ibr, er ltebe i'm
Seeriff, einen Rpmnn 81 '6reiben,
beIisn Seloin Srau bon Wuuer belBen
fole."
,@ie oieten Samen baben Sic i6on
beripro6en, lie gu Seloinen Sbrer &D=
name 81 ma6sn2"
,,Ha6 feiner. 49,. Gus9enomntel Der
fleiusn GaliTprnierin," entSe9nete er,
bsri6miBt la9slnb.
,,Sie betrii9t ibu, i9rie es i'm Ser
sen Der 9rinSeiiin, .,uno er pertraut 10
feit." ,,Serr Sul i6eint einen iebr
guten @baratter 81 baben," meinte tie
Elm peni9 bosbaft.
4ber Der junss &uile ertDioerte nit
tinem @ntbuiiasmus, Der 81 Iebbaft
irar, um sebsu6elt 81 iein:
,,Gr lit Der eoelite, tiefite gbarutter,
benz i'd jsmals besesnet."
SD perItebe oas 2ebeu uno bic
Reuiden ni4t." iagte bic prinaeiiin
a6ieIsudeno.
s4m albsno soa ii6 Mr. SuG seitis
suriid, er lit an nDro0iem SOpfreb.
@irili9 mar ieiu Iusieben Elm 10 lei=
oenoes, oaB ,srau Maloeniteiu belorgt
frasts, oh fe mad benz Irst ienoen
iOls. gber Nslp antportete fir ibren
husband:
Sine gasateue! gu mubt bid
aidt %oerausiren; bas bate er ihon
uIs &ino. IS piro porbei iein mOrz
gen."
.,Seben Sic, meme Ntea banet ni6t
gleiA UNI ibreu 9roBen Wann, ME tie
mid neunt. Cute Ra9t, Nidoru; CUTE
3abt, Serr Director! Iismano oarf
Derssien. baB mir bis mpr9en eiu
Serbitlieo, ober tposu uns ionft Der
Seit treibt, gu briu9en baben. Srau
bon Wtiiler mill es."
@r rei6te QQen bic Sano.
War es cine Ginbiloung, poer TIM.
f6lpIien pirtii9 feline Singer NIT par=
rlerm Druid bic Der prinDiiiH2
Niemals lit Elm sepDbnli9 Itarter,
iiberlesener Wauu benz Bergen elmer
6ran sefdbr!i1er, a!s tpenn Iie ibn Iei=
bend fisbt.
9riuSeiiiu Warie empfanb fDrmli1
Corn, als lie Helip ldhelno uno 9epubt
iuie einen ibiQernoen 3olibri am Samin
iiBen ano na6 Ser3ensluit plauoern
lab, tpabrsno 5rant auf ieinem 3im=
mer benz &OpfDeb leb.e.
,8arum seben sic ni6t 81 Sbrem
WanEeY" fragte iie, Die etrpa Elm Seb-
rer Elm S9ultlno fraseu piiroe.
Die &lsine la6te bell auf. ,,98enn
er Elm Seuti6er pdre, pielei6t id
polte 81 ibm esben. 9ie Qmeritauer
tpiHen ALIEN nit &Opfweb fertis iDers
berl!''
,&eiSeno, oriainel!" rief Walpen-
feiH, uuo feline Satin iaste balblaut:
.,Ssnttmentalitat iu6en sic bel ben
AmsrisaasriHHsH DersebliS."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

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