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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-05-29

Now, compare some Of these goings out
of life with the departure Of mon and
women who, in the drama of life, take the
part that God assigned them and then
went away hon0rod Of men and applauded
of the Lord Almighty. 1t is about so
years ago that In a comparatively small
apartment of tho city newly married pair
set up homo. The first guest invite to
that residence was tho Lord Jesus Christ
and ths Bible given the bride on the day
of her espousal vas the guide Of that
household. Days Of sunshine wore fol-
lowed by days of shadow. Did you ever
know home that for 90 years had no
vicissitude? The young woman who Left
her fathers house for her young husbands
home started out with parental bencdic-
ton and good advice she will mover forgot.
Her mother said to her the day before tho
marriage: Nov, my child you Rua going
away from us. OF course, as long as your
father and / live you will feel TINT you can
como TO US at any time But your homo
will DO elsewhere. From long oxperionco
l find it is best to servo God. 1t Is very
bright with you now, my child and you
may think you can got along without ro7
ligiOn, but tho day will como when you
will want God, and my advice is, establish
family altar, and If need be, conduct
shn worship yourself" Tho counsel was
taken, and that young wife consecrated
every room In the house to God.
Years passed on, and there wero in that
home hilarities, but they were good and
henlthful, and sorrows, but they were
cOmforted. Marriages as bright as orange
blossoms could make them, and burials In
which all hearts wore riven. They have a
family lot in the cemetery, but all the
placn Is illuminated with stories of rosur-
rection and reunion. The children of the
household that lived have grown up, and
they arc all Christians, the father and
mother leading the way. and tho children
following. What care the mother took OF
wardrobe and education, character and
mannersl How hard she sometimes work.
ed When tho head of the household was
unfortunate in business, she sewed until
her fingers wcro numb and bleeding at the
tips and what close calculation of ooono-
mics, and what ingenuity in roltting the
garments of the elder children for tho
younger, and only God kept account Of
shat mothers sideaches and headaches and
heartaches and the tremulous prayers by
the side of the sick child's cradle and by
the couch Of this ono fully grown. The
nolghbors often noticed how tired she
looked, and old acquaintance hardly knew
her in the street But, without COM
plaint. she waited and toiled and endured
and accomplished all these years. The
children are out in tho world, an honorlto
themselves and their parents. .Kftcr
awhile the mothers last sickness ctmes.
Children and grandchildren, sunni iorod
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DELAWARE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA X. r.
Leave Harrington for franklin and way sSssS1
1851 NJ and Gas p. m. Tuesdays, ThursaAyt
and SATURDAYS only Returning, tram leaves FRANK
lin City 5.12 "a. m. week days, l.41 p m luesuays
THURSDAYS and saturdays only. 81
Leave Frankim City for Chthe0teagae wa
steamer) IS D. m weekdays, Returning, leave
ChiacOteague Az a. m weekdays,
Leave Il arlington Tor Georgetown snd LeWes
at IU ~ A. m weekdays and D. - p. n weekdays
Returning, leave Lswes 0.41 a. M ok D. III
weekdays.
For Rerl,n. leave harrington 1877 a. ~. and
6,9sp. IN. Tuesdays lhulhaHys Ahu SA,u'e"5 =
Returning leave Berlin $50 a, NJ and 'i3 p m
Tuesdays, Thursday aud Saturdays only
QUEEN ANNE q KENT r. R--Leaye Townsend
.oF CentreYllle and way stations 9SO ~ m anu
$50 D. NJ. weekdays Returning leave OehteF-
willie Tsi a. IN. aBd :. 80 p. IA. weekdays
DIR. a CHEsArEAKe X. k-Leave Ciayten for
OTfoTd and WAV stations ut 9.SS q. m. and 81 . =
N. weekdays. Returning, leave OAioiu O-o' u ~
and 40 p. IN. weekdays,
CAMRRIpeE q SEAFORD r. R.-LeaVe SsafoI,
for Cambridge and intermediate stations al H. 10
a. m week. days. and on Tuesdays, Thursdays,ahu
EatE rdsvs 7.O5 D. m. returning, leave Cambridge
6.SOa m and on. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana Dali
uFdaVs 2l7 D. m.
CoHNEcrioN,-At P0rIer, with Newark 81 Del
aware city Railroad. At TOWnsend, with queen
Annes q Kent Railroad. At Clayton, ~ih Del
aysr, a Chesapeake Railroad and BAIT IRE q
Delaware, Maryland 8 Virginia Railroad. Al
searord with Cambridge afford Railroad. Al
Delinrr with Now YOrK, Phil de fhla " SOriOik
WicOmico s. POcomOke. and Peninsula Railroads
S. NJ, PROVOST, General Mara+er.
r 4, vroOu 1cneral Paasenper Agent
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-05-29
At 4aorgetown Lralns conneeL ia l.aIns . IN
s0R E EoIn ns SiiS down Going south read up

q. F.KRNEEY, GeEeral superintendent,
r. HOLIDAY. SuDerinteEaoni
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
4 COrreCtiOn.

MR.. EDITOR:-The interview, as
published in your issue of this morn
ing, is substantially correct, with the
following exception: Messrs. w. F.
Frear and T. w. Hebron, former trus-
tees for the bondholders, continue in
office, and as such trustees, they, and
not Messrs. Bishop & Co., will counter
sign the bonds to be issued under the
new deed of trust.
Messrs. Bishop & Co., for the con-
venience of the bondholders, will act
for the trustees in receiving at their
office the old bonds for cancellation
and deliver in exchange the new con-
solidated bonds. Messrs. Bishop & Co
will also pay the coupons when due al
their bank when presented.
B. F. DILLINGHAM;.
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1896.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30

do up a fellow countryman in a most
approved fashion. Tearing off his
clothes, altering the geography of his
face materially, they were about put
ting the finishing touches to his de-
parture to the next world when an
other gang, feeling hurt at not being
invited to the sport, took the Victims
part and saved his life. The jail is
full of Japs, the corridor alive with
lawyers and the police happy. The
bright little brown man is dandy
HilO Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
MEETING OF CLANS.
Scottish Thistle Club Spend a
Pleasant Social Time.

Scottish Thistle Club Spend a
Pleasant Social Time.
There was grand good time in the
Scottish Thistle Club last night when
the members elected to give their
friends a genuine good time. 1t was
no special occasion, but simply a gath
ering of the clans, and midnight
did not see an end to the celebra-
ton, for every one present was in
favor of prolonging the occasion as
long as possible.
There were over so couples present,
and the Royal Hawaiian Quintette fur
nished just the proper music to give
every one an incentive to trip the light
fantastic until the wee sma' hours.
Following were the committees:
Floor-Messrs. Thos. Black, Thos.
Macmillan and Geo. L. Dali.
Reception-W. White, F. w. Wood,
NJ. B. Macfarlane, D. Haughs, D. Mac
rae, J. T. Stewart and A. Stoddart.
The Scottish Thistle Hall was most
prettily decorated for the occasion.
There was no special display, but
simply a spray or a bunch of greens
here and there to make the scene a
home-li1e one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
AUCTIONEER.

A Model Plant Is not complete with
out Electric Power, thus dispensinf
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One geneT
ator can furnish power to your Pump
Centrifugals, Elevators, Flows, Rail
ways and Hoists; also furnish ligh
and power for a radius Of from Is 20 2,
miles.
Electric power being used saves tn
labor of hauling coal in your field, ais
water, and does away with high-pricet
engineers, and only have one engine Il
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available !.
costs nothing to generate Electri,
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY is now ready to furnish Electri'
Plants and Generators of all descrip
tons at short notice, and also has OF
hand a large stock of Wire, Chandel
iers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt at
tention, and estimates furnished to'
Lighting and Power Plants; also at
tie ion is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
The Interesting Jap.

The Japanese can be relied upon to
keep the police courts in motion. Last
Friday a band of five Japs, engaged
upon the Puma road for Contractor
AmaraI. feeling the spirit of brotherly
love rather burdensome, proceeded -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
At the Circus.

The tent was fairly we'll filled last
night, and the Montague-Faust Com
pany gave another excellent perform
ance. Jack Hays, formerly of the Ha-
waifan Circus, is late addition to the
company, and he was warmly greeted
by his friends last night. There will
be a performance every night this week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
On Monday, Jan. Is,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.

This opportunity of securing a mag
nificent Waikiki Beach Lot is undoubt
eddy the finest ever offered and most
certainly the best chance to obtain a
superb Seaside Residence. The loca-
ton and bathing are par excellence.
The property is thickly planted with
weIl-grown cocoanut and other trees,
and well covered with manienie grass.
The property has been wisely divided
to suit the requirements of any intend
ing purchaser or can be disposed of
in toto.
plan of same may be seen at my
Auction Room.
For further particulars, apply to
w. s. LUCE,
44S9-td 1S25-td AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
MARIA FAUSTINA,

Late with Mrs. Renner, Has Opened
DRESSMAKING PARLORS
Upstairs, Opposite Loves New Bldg.
At 132 Fort Street, and is prepared 10
do first class work at reasonable rates.
447S-3w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
Sterling Silver by Mail.

ncNe articles are warranted Sterling Silver
~ any address upon receipt of price. SAT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13

lis THE FRENCHY QUARTER.
DoARDER Il know this is no spring
II chicken by the teeth.
Mrs. S,arvcm "Chickcn> have no
teeth. Mr.. BOardcr
Boardcr No, but have -
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tpirb," fubr Mabdme @aucamp. BITE
bas 8ebiirfntB empfanb. ibre Sborheit
su ertldren unb gu entidulbigen, NIT
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dlter bin! ltebrtgens geht oos
bod audi Niemanben ettpas on, niht
ipabr, mein Sera9en9 Sd babe boh
&etnem 3e6eni6aft abaulegen! !.
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es auf ben erften 8lid; ia iebe aus
tpie ein ainb, bagessn er NIT ietnsr
ernften Miene :"
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bic unberbeKerlicbe Goeette; bic 8ez
| redtisfeit muBte man ibr piberfabren
laiIen. OD9 mas 1ie ni9t eradblte, mas
iie felbit nidt tpubte, bas mar berltms
itanb, oaB Der i9Dne glntonin ieine
8lide erit bann auf lie getporfen bate,
nahbem er ftb flugertpeiie nah Der
8ermDaenslase bon Mutter unb Sp9z
ter erfunbigt bate. sic bdtte nod LAM
ae ipeiter f9ipaben fOnnen, bic tleine
@rasmiide bDrte ni4ts, tie blteb
fpra4Ios, pbne su benfen, obne ii9
gu riibren, auf ibrem Stuble fben.
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bes 9errn paees unb bes ipDttiiden
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feblte Bel Der geremonie; fie mar an
bsmfelben Worsen peridpunben nnb
erit na9 flint Sasen fano man tbren
2ethnam unter etnem8riidenpfetler
bes Auat bon @renelle.
Mrme fleine 9rasmiide!
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yerraM
BON Nleranber Ranfmarn.

Die WaTerliIie tidert leis:
Sd mub euh elm Ding perratben,
SD mub eub perratben, mas geftern
9fa6ts
3tpei junse 8erliebte tbaten.
Vie famen nit Better unb 8aIens
i6aft
Den Strpm binunter seslitten,
Die faben, peil 2auI9er i'm 8ppt,
gang fin,
Mit auferbauli9en Sitten.
sic tau6te bic 6anb in's Wpeenblau,
Den flopfenoen Yuls gu fiiblen,
Gr ippllte CUR felben Seit einmal
Ra9 Der Wdrme Des Wahers fiiblen.
l1nb nnter benz WaFer begesnen fi9
Beritphlen bic beiben 6Gnbe,
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gs ntmmt bos Spiel fetn Gnbe.
Die YaIen baben nihts een1ertt
Bon Der eliidlthen Qiebesftunbe,
SD aber bab' es tppbl geiebn
Tiefber aus Dem laui6enben 9runbe. ="
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5trdbne ab, - es bltsb serabe elm
Reft fir bic paar iibrigen Ddmen i'm
Warteatmmer iibrig.
Die @rDbe .bes Musenblids mahte
2aura 5tumm. yur bur9 etne Mrt
idbnelIerfunbener @eberbeniprd9e
fonnte fie einigermaben ibre Gmpfina-
buneen ausbriiden. Damn aber fonnte
iie nibt anbers, = iie itiirate auf ben
RiinitIer unb umarmte ibn inntg. Gr
ertpiberte tire 3iiKe nit einem getptIa'
fen Gifer, bas mar febr nett BON ihm,
bas mub man pirflih iagen. ytur.
NIT f6tbsrem Seraen rib iie fi9 log.
3ipifhen Mubienaz unb Warte5insS'
mer befanb ii9 ni9t nur eine Sbiire,
1onbern aub cine porti6re. Mls'
giummer 108 etntrat, f9lid 2aura tbr
na9 unb perfedte ii1 binter Der pors
there. Wenisitens tppllte iie ben slna
hlid bes geliebten &iinltlers nod cine.
Weile genieBen.
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rinnen er16Dpft. 2aura pollte it9
serabe aus Dem 0erfted entfernen. als-
bic 59lafsimmertbiire seDffnet tpurbe-
nnb - ber Ooppelgdnger oes Senorts
fen eintrat. yein, fein Ooppelgduz
GER, jebt erft ben,ertte 2aura, baB Der
Neueinaetretene Der tpirflibe SenoriH
mar nnb Der Mnbere ibm nur entfernt
dbnli9 fab.
raouf9fe," Iagte Der &iinitler nit
finferer Miene, rSie iibsri9reitsn
Sbre 8efugnif1e. S9 babe sic engas=
girt, ipeil sic mir einisermaBen Gbns
lid 1eben, um mid bon ben Spationen
metner @erehrerinnen gu 'ntlaiten.
9lber nenn Sie iebe bumme Sans abs
fiihen -"
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Geble unb bos bonnernbe 3uIdldgen
elmer Sbiire unterbra9 ben Spredenz
cen. 2aura itiirate auf bic Strabe,
mo fie Walbe,nar, setreu ibrer barz
renb. fanb.
vWalbemar", rtef tie aus, ntOnnen
Gte mir beraeiten9"
u9llles!" faete er auf's 9erabetpobl.-
rMorsen fDnnen Sie bic 8erlo=
bungsfarten bruden!" bauhte iie.
Gr tpar nGmlib 8u9brudereibe'-
iiber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09

= uneaIant. .Wer mar benn
bic sei9mdbise Dame. liebe 8raut.
bic ioeben BON Dir ginss" ngine
Mildfduefter non mir, lieber Jelir. "
.6os. S1 bdtte fie eber fir cine
&affoi9neiter sebalten.
SeIbfbepubt. rOas
Stiid. in rpeldem sic als @af aufz
freten tpollen, flint eisentlib einen
Mbenb nist aus!" @1auipieler:
.1lnbefOrst! ;. Die iibrise 3eit tairb
applauDirt!1
Die ie3eiten dnbernfi d.
ID, Jrau Nahbdrtn, biefe Mdn,
ner! Mie mar Der Weine friiber lieb
init mir! Wenn id bamals 'tpas boz
ben iDollt', bat er immer gleid a'faat:
So, Sdneherl!" Wenn i9 uber
jsbt mas min. f9reit er: .Su, e9ne.
Gin 3eitfinb. 0err !:
Nd. mein JrauIein, 1T bas elm reis
senbes Rinb! Ronn unb lab bid
1lrei1eIn!4 Rinb: ,Mber mein Serr,
fein sic bod an5tGnbig!"
Critic Did nidt cnbers
Hber Define Mitmeni9eH, aIs gIei1
o1peii, bdb Ne Did ni1i tpisber ttrs
~ oaseiben bermSo1E.
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SngiBmeinnidt.
WeiB mir Elm 8liimlein blnu.
Son bimmelblauem Sdein,
9aS Itebt in griiner Gu
limb beiEt; 8ersiBnitmein!

Sd8 tfe1f III gruner Nu
llno beist; Gersibnitmein!
ubIano.
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genGGht1iB, Ou fleines, blaues8liim>
den, ipel6es benz Oaponessangenen
pber ber Oabeimsebliebenen apiIden
ben 8ldttern eines Sasebu9es in Die
Musen fd1t! 8ei feiner 8etra9tung
ftsisen bic 8ileer Der 8erganeenbeit
empor; in anfanss triiben, bann beutz
Ii4eren umrifen bas Bib iener
Srennunssitunbe, In Der Sbr beibe
gum lebten Mal ben 10 liebesponnez
aen Spaaiersans burd bas uferses
bii5h ma9tst. Sbr febet beutlih Dor
Gun bic Diefe, bic bdnsenben Weioen.
bort bic leiIe pldti6ernoen Welen oes
Bodies, unb isbes Wort, ipelhes bort
gsiproden ipurbe. belebt fid BON
neuem. llnb tpie Sbr gud snbli9
gebiidt uno etnise Der blauen 8lumen
am 8a1e sepfliidt, iie ipprtlps NIT
.einanber eetbetlt unb @uh bod Ders
ftanben battet, - bic fleine, blaue
8lume mar ia 10 berebt!
2anse, lanse 1T bas 8liim9en Der,
tpelft. Sein treues, blaues Qluse Bee
iibt nidt mebr bic bittenbe unb mabs
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gar fein Mnblid peinisenb, unb Sbr
mibt bas Muse nieberfdlasen. 4ber
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bariiber binaus taudten on ben pera
f1iebeniten Srten Sasen BON elmer
blauen @unberblume, tpel9e ntemanb
bon Mnfeben fannie, unb bic nur Der
3ufan ober cine freunbliae See benz
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dem S6Gbs obne 3abl gebGuft liesen,
beipa9t BON beraauberten Sunsfrauen
unb Gnpmen. Den Sut nit Der
Blume bat sr nsben iid selsst. unb sr
erbdlt bic grlaubniB, gu nehmen. mas
CT min. Sdtperbelaben sebt er na9
benz Muspee. Oa tDnt hinter ibm
cine Stimme: r9ersib bas 8eite
ni9t!" gr iiebt ii9 um, sreift nod
na1 einem bIibenben Gbelitein, Der
Berg Idldgt binter ibm suiammen,
nnb au fpdt iiebt er Elm. bab ct oens
mod bds Bette perseHen, bic blaue
Blume, ipelde ibm INNER unb immer
ipieber ben 3usans gu ben uneri9Dpf'
Iiden Sddben bate Dffnen t0nnsn.
Sn Der NuffaHuns. bab bic Wunber'
blume ielber ss setpsfen, tpelde ssbes
ten. lie ni9t au psreeFen, i4eint Der
Rane n8ersibmeinnidt" fir bic Big
balm unsenannte 8lume entltanben
su isin. gsi Der beutfden 5arben'
fpmboltf, bic itets ben 8esriff ber
3reue unb Beftdnbieteit auf bic blaue
Iarbe iibertrug, mar cine folde Nufz
fafIung aud bD6ft nabeltesenb, unb
bic iinnise Naturoi9tuns bat iid besz
bdlb iener fanftblauen, treuberaisen
Blume ber Wieien ausenenbet, bic ii9
70 lei9t als Mnbenfen aufbeben unb
preHen ldbt. pbne bte 8luthen gu ber'
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- Selbitbeuubt. %. Jrau-
Ieia 9eowig, id liebe sic! lieben
Sic mid ebenfaus?" 10, id3 liebe
Sic, 9rrr Nieutenant!" .Sebtpia.
oas 1T Der fdOnae Sag Sbres Sc.
beas!"
-geim Wort senommen.
sic 0eufseno): vMb @ott, id bin To-
miioe! 9ab' tuieoer ben ganaen Saa
gendbt." = gr: vNa, oas 1T bod
teine Nrbeit. Sd fannie einen 6errn
Der iaste INNER, oas gtdben iei fur bic
Trallen, mas bas pfeifen fir Die
Mdnner." - Sic: ,Na, oann nimm
NAL bier 6drs6en: 9oien uno bs.iF
orei Gliden oarauf."
Werunglitftes Com is,
ment. Grdulein: .Qerr Meier, tpie
baben Sic mid benn 10 fAnel! er.,
fannt?" 9err: n9l6, mein SSrdulein.
Sic feben ia Sbrer Grou DIANA -.
ldauberbaft dbnliN."
unbere9tigter Normurfl
pfarrer; G1dmt Sbr gud nid,t To- 10
bertpabrloit berum3uldufen, bas 6erno
fitbt Gu4 ia iiberall berbor2 1ettler,
unm0eli4, Derr pIGser. i9 babe iG
gar feins anl
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-gern gemdbrt. Srau: gd
Gnil, pie tpunoerbar fh6n, tpie ro-
mantii6! 0ier m6tt' ib etpie iiBen
bleiben. Wann: Yitte. lab' SID
our6 mid nitbt ltoren! 9bieu!
-Ganteno abgele6nt. Saus.
frau (sum geIuAenocn): Serr 6uber,
tbun g GRAB als oh g gu Saus
wdren! $)uber: S oant i6on, oo
miibt' ids - Sinh mieaen!
g elbitperfdnolid. Grite,
Stubent: Bebit Gu nit? 3peiter
Stuoent: Wobin? grlter etuoent:
Sn Die 9neipe. 3tpeiter Stuoent
9a bdtteIt Su Dir bas Grasen eripa.
rem f6nnen
eDenfliher Muftra a.
@lar a: Sd bin geinem grautiaam
beg e9net, Der bat mir fir Std etiuas
aegeben. Martha (neuaierig): Waa
benn? CLARA: ginen GuB.
Naib. uMber 0einerl id
CLAUDE gar, Ou banli Dein tleines
BriiDerhen9@ ,Men foli ID eenn
ionF bauen9
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uMesbalb lino Sic ei9entlid g}i6t=
rauder? Salten Sic oas &auden fir
I6dblib?"
.Sa."
rSntpiefern?"
sd niu Sbnen NAL cine tleine &C..
idibte ersdblen! - sd betleioete auf
einem 9rDberen Compton cine iebr elm.
trdelide STEELE. Natiirlib NOR bort
au1 bas Gauden perboten. -"
yMb, peritebe, - sic peribersten
iid burd Sbre aeioenidaft Sbre Stels
luna?"
v2aHen Sic mid ausersdblen. -.
Ia par zines 9ases auf benz siemlib
buntlen Slur bic 3odter unisres GbeIs
9etiiBt moroen."
vMb!"
Ser Sbdter perI6panb in bic
gureaur. Ser Gbef uno iein Gom=
pasnon. ebenio feline Srau eilten auf
ben 2drm Der Same berbei unb nab.
men uns iunge 2eute ins GerbDr.
0as beiBt, mid nidt, oenn als man
in Die Ndbe meines Yultes lam, tber=
aeuste man fid, oaB i'd - feit i6lief.
2eioer!"
2eiber? Na, biesmal biente es or4
oa3u, Sbre llnidulo -"
v2alen sic mid ausersdblen. Ser
Sbdter NOR ni6t gu ermitteln. 9luBer
mir uaren Ollie auf's Sieflte entriiItet,
unb mid bratte ielblt bieier 2drm
nidt auf bic geine. Sa bieB es pl0bs
lid: vSeuer! Teuer" grf9redt lief
Nlles hurdeinanoer au1 i1 ,uar
blibidneu erua6t uno bemerte gu mei-
nem GntieBen, oab mein papiertorb
brannte. Ser Gompasnon meines
@befs erariff ibn uno itopfte idneG
nit grober 8eiitessegenmart feinen
Mantel binein. - 9as SSeuer, bas
taum be9onnen bate, erltidte unb als,
nod eini9er 3eit Der Wiantel entfernt
poroen, fhiittete man bas angefoblte
papier auf ben SuBboben, nm bic ur-
1ahe oes Geuers su ermitteln. llnh,
tuilIsn Sic, mas man entoedte?"
.gtun?"
~Meine nod brennenoe, friid anse-
raudte Gi9arre.
"@b! sic batten nidt 9eIdlafen,
sic batten aeraudt, Der Sdlaf iollte,
nur io5uiaeen Sbr seiltiges 9llibi bar,
tbun."
$50 1T es."
vSie ielbit batten oas junse Mdb..
den getibt9"
$50 ilt es."
.Nun? uno Sic wurosn auf ber.
Stelle entlafen?"
r2eioer, nein."
~geioer? Na. bas beriteb' i9 nidt."
.Sh muBte bic 9odter meines @befs,
- beiratben. Seitoem bin i'd Ni9t~
rauder ssporben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
Sic Ssimatb.
8ou GmiI Elttersbaus.

Was 1T bic Seimuth? Sit's bieS9olle,
Orauf betnes 8aters 9aus gebaut9
eSt's iener Srt, mo- bu bic Sonne,
Oos 2i6t Der Belt 5uerit ssIdaut2
8 nein. rein, bas lit 1ie nimmer!
Ri6t tits Die 9eimatb, beibgeliebt.
Ou tpirit nur ba bic Seimatb ftnben.
Wo's 9leiaseitimmte 9eraen sibt!
Die 5eimatb 1T, no man bid gerne
Gri6einen, unsern ipanhern iiebt.
Sic it's, ob au6 in ipeiter sserne
Die Mlutter fang bsin Wissenlisb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-09
grp f.

Gast elm Mdsblein gu Dir: rHein!"
Gei nidt sleid in Rotb,
Ghaue auf thr Miitterlein,
Dtnf: $50 tpirb lie aud mai fein!'-
Damn ibtebt Du Did nidt tobt.