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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
PHENIx.

Rev. !: II. Allen, who has oficiated a.
pastor OF the M. X. Church for the past
TWO years, has been transferred &c New.
port, and will be succeeded here by Rev.
Z. y. beals OF Mansfield Mass.
The Music Hall building has been pup.
chased BY, Frank spauidiug, station
agent at Clyde.
The vacancy In the school. caused bv
the resignation of Miss Carr az the end 81
last term, is being temporarily fl:ed BY
Mrs. Walter Hill.
Tho ladies OF the st. Andrews 0uila
held a Mother Goose party In Temperance
Hal last evening. The hall was crowded
TO 1ts utmost capacity, and the affair was
the most successful ever held by the
guild. A supper was served during the
early part OF the evening.
Among those in charge were Mrs
Hoxie, Mrs. Gee, Mrs. latham, Mrs.
Fred Potter, Miss Luther Mclaughlin.
Miss Harvey Spencer, Mrs. Presbrcy
HoAie, Mrs. Alfred Taylor, Miss Annie
Gee, Miss Maud Spencer, Mrs. Nathan
Hoxie, Mrs. Meister, and Miss Elsie
During the evening there were vocal
solos by Lizzie and Bella Hackley and
violin solos by Miss Lorenzo Fenna-
chario. The principal attraction was he
sunfiower chorus. which has been care
fully trained by Mrs. George w. Spencer.
In this Miss Minnie Ward appeared a.
Mistress Carey and Edward Ward az
Neighbor Tabor, an old gentleman. The
chorus was composed OF Misses Carrie
Latham, Vela Phillips, Lizzie Hackley,
Bella Hackley, Gertle Kingsley, Nellie
Hutchins, and Ann 9 Burlingame and Dun
can Campbell, Willie Meister. John
Cochrane, Walter Hutchins and EddIs
Potter.
The affair was q success in every particu.
lar and netted goodly sum for the
Guild treasury.
RIvERPOINT.
The annual renting OF pews at the Con-
gregational Church occurred last even ing
and the bidding was exceedingly lively,
larger prices being secured for the seats
than ever before.
Stephen Potter of Providence is the
guest of friends here.
ARCTIC CENTER.
Mrs. Lewis f.. Wilde Is visiting reIa-
tives In Providence.
The old Shepard Hotel Will be reopened
his week under the name OF Hotel War
wick by James Crummiskey of Crompton.
Miss Sarah Cotton has returned from 9
visit in New Bedford.
Joseph Brazeau of Pawtucket il th
guest of Joseph. Lacrosse.
WASHINGTON.
Hazard Andrews, who hiss been i'll with
pneumonia, is reported convalescent.
Fred Midgeley has accepted position
with the Novelty Pearl Company In Prov
idence.
Town Clerk Griffin has recovered from
his recent illness sufficiently to resume
his duties at his office
Mrs. Jennie Clark returned to her home
in Jewett City, Conn.,, yesterday, after
visiting friends at Spring Lake.
PONTIAC.
Miss Bertha Pollard is seriously Ill at
her home.
Mrs. Walter Hull of Pascoag is the guest
of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jonathan
Bateman.
George X. yler is visiting in New York.
Mrs. r. Il. Merritt has returned to her
home in Noank, Conn.
CROMPTON.
The ladies of st. Phillips Guild held a
very pleasant sold r. nglish Tea" la
Guild Hall last evening.
Two OF the new boilers at the mill have
been placed in position, and the third ona
will probably be ready for use this wees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
Rowing Course at Saratoga.

The citizens athletic committee of Saratoga,
anticipating that the Harvard -Columbia-Co Cor
nell ell-PenpsylvAnia boat race will be row ed on
Saratoga Lake, have had a course surveyed.
The start will be from point just north OF
the White sulphur Spring Hotel, at tho south
end Of the lake, and the finish line will be
opposite Rarnett's at the north end. -Four
lanes were chained out, each 100 feet wide.
IRE nrst three miles of the course are buoy ed
every half mile, and the fourth mile at every
quarter. The sballowest water found was 80
feet and the deepest 9S feet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening the second annual meeting
| Of the Mems League took place In the
Second Baptist church. The names Of
Gardiner Jameson, Frank Medbury and
ID. The report OF Secretary slocum was
read and approved, also that OF Treasurer
Wayland X. Smyth, which showed that
there was si4.99 In the treasury. Officers
were then elected as follows: President,
Z. w. Cary; vice president, Daniel Peck;
Slocum; treasurer, Wayland X. Smyth;
membership committee, Rawson r. Pooler
and George W. Carpenter, Jr.; visiting
committee, James II. Barney, Thomas
w. Peck, Edward A. Pearce; social COM
mlttee, William X. Miner, Arthur W.
Horton and Fred A. Smyth; literary
committee, Henry o. Waldron, Lyman
r. Munroe and Frank Medbury. IL was
voted that the treasurer be authorized to
pay all bills.
After the business meeting an entertain.
ment was rendered as follows: Prayer,
Kev. George W.Rigler; singing, doxology;
instrumental duet, Mr.. Arthur Horton
and Miss Minnie j. Perry: reading, ga
Call at the Telephone" Warren Earle
Green .of Brown University; singing,
"When the Angels Have Lifted the Veil,D
by quartet consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James III. Barney, Mrs. Clarence A. Bud
long, Mr.. Thomas Mayer; soprano solo,
And with--His Stripes We Are Hoaled,'
Mrs. Thomas Hudson; vocal duet, "Un-
der the Beautiful Stars" Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Barney; selection, by the
League Quartet; reading, San Impromp-
tu Evening" W.. L. Greene. Remarks
were then given by the officers. also by
Rev. George w. Rigier, after which the
program closed with singing "God BE
With You IT'LL We Meet Again. Re-
freshments were served during the en-
tertainment.
At the Universalist Church last evening
q Mother Goose social and a one cent sup
per was held. The young peoples society
gave the following program: "sunshine
Through the Clouds" by the ladies of
the Ballou Society; vocal duet, Misses
Lyra end Grace Rich; violin solo, Thomas
kich, accompa MED by Earl Rich on the
drum; Mother Goose, in the person OF
Miss M. Gertrude Mowry, had charge of
king Cole" Miss Jessie Drew, "Queen
of Hearts,: Miss Annie Peck, "Minister
OF Mercy; Gertrude lawson, "Little
Miss Moffit; Shirley Gardner, "Ljttle Boy
Blue and Helen Heath, "Little Nancy
Ellicott."
The regular meeting OF Bucklin Post,
@. A. r., No. 20, was held last evening.
Owing to the fact that many of the men,
bers are assisting in the entertainment in
the Opera House by the Coloniai Danes,
there was not very large attendance,
and no special business was transacted.
There was fire alarm from the box 81,
corner Warren avenue and Eighth street,
last evening. The fire company was soon
on hand but found it to be the same old
story, false alarm.
Jerome X. Jerome's comedy, "Barbara. 4"
In Town Hall Tbursdav eyenino April
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
AULD LANG SYNE.
Continued from Page 8.

guerite Ballou, Gertrude Williams, Re-
becca Vance, Maud Kittredge, Alice Doug
las, Alice Witchell, Alice Sphinx, Ethel
Durfee, Maud Jackson, Alice Phelon,
Mollie Rickard, Florence Eddy. Sailor
Hornpipe by Ivah Grace Ordway and De-
Forest M. Ordwsy.
OLD TIME QUILTING PARTY.
Chaperon, Mrs. Waiter A. Peck.
Cast-Twelve boys and IL girls; Bessie
Luther, Edith Burgess, Jennie Farring-
ton, Eva Williams, Helen Williams,
sarah Babbitt, Edith Corey, Margaret
Ballou, Louie Peck, Hortense Weeden,
Alice Comstock, Alice Dunbar, Henry w.
Stiness, William Miller, George Evans,
Alfred Potter, Harry Knight, Tudor
Gross, Jack Cady, Harold Douglass, Elton
Parks, Arthur Dunbar.
THE FESTIVAL.
X. ]. or flower booth, Mrs. Il. III. VIII
son In charge; Mrs. Clinton X. Weeden,
assistant; Misses Wilson, Hunt and Far
riDgton.
French or literary booth. In charge
OF Mrs. Walter A. Peck and Mrs. /. Har-
from the quilting party.
Souvenir programs and votes for favo-
rite tableaux.
The army booth, In charge OF Mrs.
William III. Thurber, Mrs. b. II. Douglass
and Mrs. Edward Fuller and Mrs. Charles
Z. Lee.
Lemonade and other cool drinks.
Candy booth. In charge of Mrs. Will
liam Allen Dyer, Miss Harriet Watson,
Miss Theodore Colt, Miss Charlotte Til.
den, Miss Sweetland and Miss Clara
Child.
Country store. In charge of Mrs.
Joseph X. Fletcher and Mrs.S M. Nichol-
son. Misses Edith Richmond, Eliza Chap
lin, Miss Goddard, Miss Nicholson. Miss
Hayes, Mr.. Cranston, Mr.. Wheelwright,
Gordon Reed, I'd, and Mr.. Howe.
Silhouettes, Yankee notions and news
papers.
Ye colonial tavern. In charge of Mrs.
A. Livingston Mason, Mrs. Charles s.
Stedman, Miss Edith Livingston Mason,
Mrs. Charles j. Stedman, Miss Mollie
Foster, Miss Annette Ham, Miss May
Granger, Miss Edith Fenner, Messrs. A.
Livingston Mason, Orray Taft, Alex
Field, Charles Stecman.
Will be open for afternoon tea after
matinees, and at z O'Clock for supper be-
fore entertainment.
Navy booth, (children's). Under man.
agement Of National Ladies' Naval Vet
eran Association and Farragut Associa-
ton OF Naval Veterans, Port of Provi-
dence. Chairman, Captain Joseph Chace,
sr., in charge OF Mrs. Erdix +. Dustin,
Edith Disley and Miss Blanding. Grab
box, toys, etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
All on Account of the Dog.

Charles W. lThurbcr, agent for the So
-essty for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children, Is nursing his left wrist. Yes
terday afternoon ne ran from the station
at the great bridge to catch an Elmwood
car and just before he reached the car a
big black Newfoundland dog ran in front
OF him and tripped him up. He fell,
striking on his wrist, which Is badly
sprained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
ELMwooD NO. !.
EDGEwooD NO. 2.
l.. A. w. Membership.

The membership of the L. A. W. got another
big boost this week. 1t buries last weeks
record by more than 100 names. Out OF 81
States and territories, ll6O applications found
their way to the league secretary last week,
New York, as usual. leading all by big
plurality. Massachusetts, Is in second place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
North Carolina 8. Yale 4.

At Greensboro yesterday afternoon the Uni
veFsity OF North Carolina baseball team do
featod the Yale team by score of to 4. The
North Carolinas won. in the fourth inning,
when they piled up siS runs. The features of
the game were the double plays by johnson,
team, and by Bartlett, McCandless and Leiton
for Yale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
Bowling.

The champions Of the interclub Tournaments.
the Elmwoods No. ], finished the season last
evening by defeating the Edgewood No. 9. on
the latter's alleys. by msrgin OF 125 Pins.
Though the champions had tie game well in
hand throughout, still it was interesting, as
both teams played in excellent form. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08

All OF Attleboro, especially the jewelry
manufacturers, are interested this after
noon In the meeting OK the creditors of
Harland q. Bacon, whose assignment
wes recorded at the city hall few days
ago. The meeting is being held In Plain
VILE, Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
National Circuit VIII Start in Denver.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 7.-R. NJ. welch,
manager of the National racing board, l.. A.
W., for California, announces that owing TO
the failure to arrange a satisfactory sequence
OF dates, the intention Of starting the ma
tional circuit OF 1896 from California has been
abandoned. The circuit will start from Dem
yer. May 10, and will then proceed eastward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08

yesterday afternoon TO see what repairs and
retouching the ball grounds would need be-
fore the season opened, and from rapid
inspection he arrived at the conclusion that
little repairing 90 the grand stand, board
here and there In the fence, and n general
grooming OF tho diamond will place the
grounds In first-closs condition.
Hor Late Sporting News See Page 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08

The Up-To-Date Club will present
In Town Hall, Thursday evening, April
9, followed by dancing. Music by Nara
ensett Orchestra. Tickets IS cents, in
Guiding dancing.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08

The: remains of John Day. the memher of
the University of Wisconsin crow who was
drowned by the swampinR OF "A shell on Lake
Mendoza. have been taken 20 the homo of mis-
parents in Janesville for burial. A largo
delegation OF students marched after tho
hearse which bvre Days body TO the train.
Lester Street, OF Dixon, ILL.,. and Curren
McConville Of La Crosse. Wis, the other mem
bers OF the crew who were rescued, alfhoJgn
still suffering eoverely from exposure, are in
bettor condition today, and 10 - believed that
they may be ablo 20 row again this season.
IL this proves true, the president Of the nth-
lotto club Gays an effort will DO made 90 obtain
substitute for Day and keep the crew to-
eether. so that all dates, including that with
the Yale freshmen crew, may he met.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08

guerite Ballou, Gertrude Williams, Re-
becca Vance, Maud Kittredge, Alice Doug
las, Alice Witchell, Alice Sphinx, Ethel
Durfee, Maud Jackson, Alice Phelon,
Mollie Rickard, Florence Eddy. Sailor
Hornpipe by Ivah Grace Ordway and De-
Eoreaf NJ Ord wav
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SatIOIiifcr &irdcn=& alcnber.
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tbsioi9cn miliien. Gas beiBt Ofens
bar bic S6lattrei1en etwas melt Der
I0ien, Inn benin 6ejnoe nit Der ej8euen
Gere4tigteIt gu prunten.
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Cine iGreienoe un9ereds
tiafcit.

IS beiBt bic Staot Chicago Der.
idmenoe iabrliA 5luii9en GO WiliO.
men Dollars auf ibre reli9ionsloien
Yublitibulsn, tpelbe bon einen groben
Sbeile Der SeUDlterung ni4t benuBt
weroen. neil Diele Gltern ibren Ginoern
cine reli9i0ie Gr3iebung 9eben wplen,
welhe Der Staat niht 9sben fam uno
ni6t aeben Mil. Sieie Sbuleu befrie.
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ben Yortbeil baben. ibren Sinoern auf
Soften Der seiammten SiirgeriAaft cine
rslisionslole grsiebuns 9eben 81 ton.
men.
3uiolge Der Hetu @Orlo, tuel9e oas
oIii5ielle Organ Der SlOSeIe lit, wurOen
i'm Oerfloieuen SABRE 1000 &iuOer
in Chicago auf Soften Der tGtbo!ii6en
8emeinoen in ibreu eiSenen Sbulsn
erSogen. Sbre G~rsiebun8 toitete Der
Staot teinen Sent. Die Grsisbung
zines 9inos5 in ben Publiti4ulsn toitet
idbrli6 Der Staot $500. g8iroeu
Die tatboliiben Sbuleu 9ei9lofen uno
bic &inoer Den Yublitlbulen 3u9efiibrt,
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WeGraus9abe Don nabe gu $500 tOlten.
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Staot Gbicago ld9rllA anoertbalb 9fil.
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nit piel 9eriuQern Mitteln mO9ll1 1T,
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GrSiebuns zines &inoes III tatpOlilden
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uuo oenro0 ltellte Der itGOtii1e Shula
ratb ole tatbolii1eu S6ulsn auf 8leibe
Sinie nit ben Yubliti6ulen, no Is iia
um 3ulsiituna 81 So1l6ulen banOelt.
Gin 9eWsis oaB lie Oas 8lei6e ~leilten,
mie oisie leBteren.
Die StaOt Derl6penoet aliO oerbGlt.
niBmdBig uiermal 10 Diel 8elo fir cine
relationships Gr3lebun9 als Die &atbS,
litsn ilr cine tir6lIhe G~rSiebuna, ow
aud in ipeltliber Sinli9t Der srltersa
ebeubirtia lit. Saslelbe bari man
aud wobl bon Der tir1liben Sbuleu
Der Sutberaner uno dnoerer Soften bes
baupteu. 9Dslhe Serblenoung QebOrt
nun oasu, UNI ein 10 tOltipieli9es S6ul,
iuelen in Der Sano oes Staates 81 er.
balten, sur 9rpBen un3uirieoenbeit elmer
beoeutenoen WnSabl Gltern, wenn man
cine melt before uno biliSere GrSiebuns
Der Su9eno erlan9en tDnnte our1 Die
tir6li6en uno pripaten Saulen?
Ter Staat bat iusoer Elm &s6t nod
eiuen Yeruf gum Shulmeilier. Der
beriibmte &sbt9elebrte Abrens ibreibt:
Ser Staat 1T weoer Yrieitsr nod Geb-
rer. nod Observation-Disclosures ooer
9unltler. S0s 1T liar: Wis Der Staat
niat bersatiSt 1T, &sliaion 81 ls9rsa.
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&inoerI6uben beraus iuaren, ma6ten
it9 inIol9e beiien eilisit auf bic
Stritmpfe, mas iibri9ens - nebenbei
benlertt - Elm Iebr tOnuiiber Nusoruf
lit.
General &ugcr bon Der Ser. Staa=
tensNrmee, oie-unteruns 9cia9t--nur
aug 8enerdlen, Sberiteu uno Gapitds
men 81 belteben ibeint, CAB mir ben
Gotb, oieie beioen Srasen pateutiren
SIT lallen, mas ih aud olsbalo THAT,
ober Dir, Oh 9elber poletot oeutlber
Welrbaiti9teit, rGume i1 natiirli9 nit
Dem 8roBten Ser9n!lgen uno na6 3ab=
lung elmer an9emshenen y&opaltp" -
i4 muB es mir, ME gu peiBt, nit
meinsm etpnigen 9eiu6e Der Ser.
Staten mein iamoies Yatsntmittelden
gu benitBen, uno i6 peiB, oaB Su
oann bier, unbebeli9t pOil Den b6Ien
6coertnebten Der Yrelie, Elm gan, fioe-
les Seben iiibren tannit.
Snoem id in 8coanten Seine linte
9rnBe 3ebe tiille, perbleibe i6 in Gbr=
flrdt e~rlterbeno, Sein
81 Sun9 Gbang,
alias: Fflaulnenblutbe literorii6er 6Gbt9teit.
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Wiunefota'er &atbpIifcntae

4uf ben Wunih bes bo6m'iten
Siidof Martp BON Ct. Glouo iOl in
jeoer 8emeinoe Der Si6teie Der grieiter
CUR Sbeiluabme am Winneiota'er
&atbOlitenta9e aufIOroern uno audi
cine Golecte fir oenielbeu oufnebmen;
bic GrtrQgs Der Collector iOll man al
ben bo6p. P. SEQ, o. S. B., in Sem
Wunid ienoen. Cur 6eier oes BON.
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iammlunasta9e, 20. Stt., fir Die 0tit=
glieoer Der 9ereiue oes StaOts=g erban=
oes 9ebaltsn meroen miro, bat Wi9r.
Wartp Den bo9!uiiroi9iten Srn. SiIdOf
Sbwebo6 BON Ga GrOiie unO. gum
Salten Der 6eitprsOi9t bel oieier @ele=
aenbeit ben bohn. Srn. 9etan ".
Safner bon SOuntain 9itD, Wis., ein-
9elaoen.
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teber Ole p~roteita ntiihe nno
lib eraIc @eriplaungSSu6t.

99er tam oas &dt1Iel ertldrer, pebs
balb Der observation-disclosures uno Sibera.
lismus, trob all ibrer 8eriiAerun9en
bon dl0emeiner Soleran3, bon 8ewii=
lens. uno &eli9ionsfreibeit, oennp6
tets LIBERAL, uno aui ale gSeiIe ibre
@e9net perfol9t baben BON ben Soften
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au0efNngeu biz binauf in Die 9eIeB9e.
beuoen Gommern? SIT es BIGGER 3u=
fail, oab in Ssioen Die getbeueruuSsu
ppn SOlerans uno 6reiheit tets nit
ben Nusbrii6en bitteren Salies mo
reli9i0ier Yerfolgun9siu6t suiammen'
fielen? Nein. 3ufdll 1T es ni6t; es
1T gtotbpenoiNteit; lie tOnnen ith Der
8eriol9unq niht entbalten; lie miilsn
Die &OtbOliten bNiien. 9Senu lie Sole.
rang uuo 6reibeit nerbsiBeH, 10 Gsben
lie gu melt; lie perbeiBen oas unmO9s
lide uno tOnuen oeBbalb ibr 8eripres
6en niht baIten. IS 1T 9eQen Die
menihli6e 9tatur. ben Srrtbum uno
oa5 8Ole ni6t 81 bOren, oanelbe auf
9lei6e Ginie nit Der WNbrbeit uuo Su.
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RIDDEN.
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Oerli6teit prOtlNmirt ais in Der iran3O.
Iii6en RepOlutlon Dor bunOert Sabren.
uno wam wurOeu oieie ibOnen Sers
9eiBUuSeH i4dnpllAer 9sbrO9sI? uHs
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@icaeiht fomu,t WiIDclm
9ta9 bieiem S9reiben 81 Sung Gban9's,
pou gNuf" mittelt leines 80utgens
apparateS geleien.

9ta6 bielem S9reibeu 81 Sung G6ar9'S,
pou gNId" mittelit leines 80ntgens
apparateS geIeieh.
Nen Yort, i'm Grntemonat.
Gw. Majeitdt! glIer8uaoi9itsr &aiier
uub Serr!
Oils id mid bon Gtu. Mnieltdt in
9otsoam perabihieoete uno babel Die
9emertun9 fallen lieB, Oab i6 aud Die
tpeiben 9arbaren auf Der on0sren Settle
oes 4tlantiibsn Oceans, osnen meme
ganosleute bic Semoen uuD Sraaen
waiben, gu beiuben geod9te. oa parlt
On, Siirli6blitben oes 9eeinten0 eutIb.
lambs 10 liebeuswiirOiQ. 9einem &nebt
an ia9en: Sic 8Iidli9er! SD
piinibte, ib tDnnte aud NAL biniiber-
ipribsn. aber i6 babe - auiri4tI8 &c.
ltanosu - Nn9it Dor ben UetO ......
&spOrtern."
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meiner Scean= 6abrt OOriiber na6ge.
ba6t, wit i6 OieIen Geuteu III ent0eDen
oerllloDie, llnO blll er0llD 0llT t0l8cn=
oes Wittel uerIalen, Wel6es ib aud
aleih bel meiner SanOuu1 wd9reno
meines QOnSen auIsntbalt5 bel Den
atlantil9en YHrbaren nit Griol9 sar
a%nutnOuu9 brahte unO wel6ea i6 Dir,
9u oreil06es SIauenOuge meni9li1er
Q8eisbeit. aus 0Grmite empIeble.
SObalo lid ndmli6 ein ameritaniiber
HepOrter mGnnli0en 8si6!eAts Del,
ncm &ns6te nGberte. iruats i6 i'm ellis
lad: .ggle bod III Sein Solar?" llno
jeOer Wam Der 6eoer. nit oeren 8e=
b0ltern bier es, troB alien .glOwens",
iebr i6le6t beltellt gu ieiu i6eint,
mahte eiliGIt &ebrt ODER 500. wie Sbr
in Berlin ih0u ia0t, geine. uuO fam
ein Reporter ueiblihen GeidIs6tes. 10
ira0te i'd lie nit Der mir eigenen SOn=
bonnie: .@ie ult?" llno Die 9dm.
6sL bic ialt ale iSOn ldnsIt aus Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22

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ei9Cnen Wuroe. Iieies u~n9l6ubi9
8smiiien pern09 niGt, bic Wtn DE
wirti0m 81 SsobNGtuu8 Der Sltten9e
ieBe a%nSubulten, neil es uns ietn
4fli6tcu duierleSeH fam.
9fi6ten tann MIR Bptt uns ouIsr
le0en. Gie 9flibt 1T tein bloBes @e
fIll. 9illAt uno NfIi3taefiibl I'M
aluei pcriAieoeue 9in9e. Sic YfIi4
blcibt beiteDtn, wenn oud oos 9flibt
9eiiibI obnimmt. Mdre bic Yfli6
MIR ciu 8efiibl, 10 pGre audi oi
gfljhtOerleBun9 nur cine Serlebunl
zines Wefibles. Sb ib mid aber III
Elm Gciitbl tilmmern mill ooer ni4t, If
meme So6s. Gine 4ili6t, Die III,
I'M Gefible beitebt, lit allo uotbpenoli
tr0ItIos.
gbenIo Weni9 tam Die 9flidt eir
8ebot ieiu, o05 meme ei9ent
Yernuutm mir ouieylegt. Gin 8e=
bot mug pOn einem Sbern aus9eDen.
SD lam niht mein si9ener Sberer
'ein. 99ie tOnnte ionIt in meinem 8es
lpIlien oa5 9enuBtiein Der SAulo uno
Der Gernntlportlidteit entiteben, menu
i6 ielblt Der 8eieBQeber, Der Gihter
uno Der ShuIOige bin? SteIer 9lns
n0bne mlOerieBt lt9 Die Stimme bee
@emlNens. Nu6 Die NusN6t auf seit=
li6en 9tIBen Ooer 5eitlI9e Strafe tanl'
ni6t Die Yfli6t ertIaren. Sb i6 meirl
iroiides Slid iuAen, Doer auf oas.
itlbe per3ihten mil, 1T meme ei9ene
SaGe. Otun lam mir id9en: gu
banOelIt untl19, unUerniiniti0; aber
mir ia9en: w0u OIlh", Oas lam
mar ni9t.
Sin ioldes u~ngldubi9ss 8swihen III
iomit trait uno wertblo5 fir bic 8ers
iu6un9en unD Stiirme Oes prattii4ell
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tretun9 Der Sitten9eieBe melter nidts
gu iiird)ten ais Ssra6tunQ, Seltli6e
Strufe Ooer llnfrieOen unO geihdmung
i'm eiQenen 9er3en - es 0ibt ia tauieno
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men. 8ibt es fem ewiges &eben, bin
ib teInem bOberen &i1ter pcrOntpOrt=
lid, Crtenne iA in meinem GeWiiler
ni6t mebr Die Gimme 0itIes ewigen
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len @emiiiensbiiien ferti9 merOen.
8rOBe Cpier peroe ib ieoenfals nidt
bringen. nm oos @efiibl elmer innersr
8eIrieOiAunN 3u CrIan9en, ODER Dem
8efiibl zines WtlBbeba8ens 81 ent8eben.
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raj, weI6c iib ouf oos ~ungldubi9e 8e.
tuiilen itiiBt. bat iOnrlt feline Iolioe
Wyunolo0e uno tNnn feline oauernoe
MtoralitGt in Der menihli9en GeIell=
iboft beroOrbrin0en. SIT Der Son
mirtli9 oes M&enihen allerlebtes @noe,
iii Die Stimme 0es @ewiIiens nidi
8Otte5 Stimme in inns. iOnoern nut
ein unertlGrIi1es @efitDl, fir oeiier
Ner06tung man Niemanoeu ais iit
ielbIt perantpOrtli9 1T, ooun muBte
Oerieni3e iebr nalO iein, Der llll cine:
iol0en 0efilbles tpe9cn ein 4roBe:
Cpier bra9te, I'm cine 8etuiIienspfli9t
gu erfiilen.