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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

Senator Chandler's bill author.
ring the government 10 sieze the
armOrmaking plants of the Carne.
gle and Bethlehem companies and
make its own armor, leaving the
owners to- SEEK redress IN the
Court of Claims, would be rather
hsgh handed for time of peace,
bat these companies have been
A'gh-handed as well as high priced
in all their dealings with che gov.
erhsheat, and tit for tat is, very
human game.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

EX-SENATOR Daniel w. Voor
hees, OF Indiana, died Saturday
morning at five o'clock at his
home in Washington city. Mr..
voorhees, has been in the u. S.
Senate since 1877 and was one of
the most prominent and inaucn.
tial members.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

a GREAT to do is being made
BY some newspapers because a
ysnng woman, of BinglamptOn,
N. Y. sold one of her fingers, to be
grated on the hand of another
Wonon, for 81, 900. IF the seller
and the buyer are satisfied we
.alosr SEQ what anybody else has
yy0b TO do with it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

It rs dollars to brass buttons
that q big war will be under way
before the close Of the summer of
1897, and that England will have
a finger in it. Tire United States
will sell either or both sides every
thing they can pay cash for, aud
for THAT reason we are not lilfely
10 figWre among the mOurncrs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of the authority vested III
me as trustee, in certain deed IL trust
executed by the West Graham Wood
Working Company, corporation Of
the State of Virginia, to me as trustee
dated the asth day of November, 1899.
and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court of Tazewell County.
Virginia; in deed book No. as, mage 90.
conveying the property Hereinafter do.
scribed to the Undersigned trustee to 81.
cure to-the Bank of GRAHAM. cortjbra
ton of the State of Virginia, the pay.
ment OF certain bond executed by ttie
west Graham Wood Working Company,
bearing date on the 2Sth of November,
1872 and being for the payments of Five
Thousand Dollars ON the 2sth day OF
May, 1898, or for any renewal of Che
said bond which the said Bank of era
nam might sec fit to permit the said
West Graham Wood Working Conn
pany to make from time to time. and
and default having been made in the
payment of said bond in accofdance to
the terms thereof and being required 30
to do, by the said Bank of Graham. I.
.. M. Graham, trustee, will, ON the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16
now TO FIND OUT

Fill bottle or common water glass
with urine and let it stand twenty-four
hours; a sediment or settling indicates II
diseased condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it is positive evidence
of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urinate or pain in the back, is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out of order.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16
FOUNDING MILL. VA.

FOUNDING MILL, VA.
Pounding Mill, Va, April IA, 1897.
Every cody is planting ''ingens. u
Mr.. Tim Monger is the happy
dad" of new girl baby.
Mr.. Geo. Williams has returned
from the Medical College, Richmond
Va.
Mr. JAS. Mulkey, Charlie Ander.
son and John Watkins tool have ty.
phoid fever.
Mrs. Maggie Spurlock, of Wayne
G. H., is visiting her brothers, w. G..
and j. Q. Williams.
Mrs. L. H. Bryant's mother end
sister came down from Pisgah last
week and spent couple of days.
Mrs. James Osborne returned
Tuesday of last week from Bluefel.l
w. Va, where she has beeu spend
ing the week at the home of her son,
Henry.
MIR. Tim Monger received his new
steam saw mill last week.
Mr.. NJ. G. McCorkle bought new
boiler for his steam saw mill last
week, whilo Messrs. w. B. Steele &
Durham bought steara thrasher.
Surveyor g. p. Williams has been
spending the most of his time at
Tazewell the past week.
Mr.. Ii. Wade Christian has moved
in to town.
Miss Bell Caudill, one of Taze
wells fashionable dressmakers spent
few days last week with relatives
here.
MIR. R. S. Williams made flying
visit to Cedar Bluff Sunday.
Miss Fife Williams, who has been
attending Cedar Bluff High School
spent from Friday until Sunday with
homefolks.
Mr. Columbus Anderson, who
has been studying telegraphv at
lt,chlands, came up the latter part
of the week to see his brother who
is ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Sparks spent
Monday ut Richards.
Mr. p. NJ. Alder, of this place, was
married to Miss Oakley V. Ferrel,
of Steelsburg, on last Wednesday,
the 7th inst, ut 4 p. IN. After the
marriage, at the brides parents, the
bridal party came Immediately 10
Mrs. w. b. Steele's, sister of the
groom, where reception was Civ
en-, and on Sunday at o'clock they,
aud number of relatives and friends
partook of first class dinner at his
mothers, Mrs j. Marion NIcGuire's
at Cedar Bluff. They will make
their future home at Pounding Mill.
--r
To require Master Mason to
stand nm examination in the Masters
degree within two months after the
same has been conferred upon him,
would be a just requirement, and we
can see no good reason why the Sub
ordinate Lodges should not require
this examination for the newly made
brother. If the grand lodges would
lake this matter in hand and require
each Master of the Subordinate
Lodges to see to it, that the candi
date is instructed in the lesson and
the ritualistic work of the third de
gree, we would have more bright
Masons, and Masons with more en-.
thusiasm. Our exp rience has be,
that the ignorant Masons is the one
who retards the groth of the Lodges;
aid 1T Is seldom we meet with a
bright un affiliated Mason. Too Of
ten it is the case that our institutions
fuffer because of the lack of Masonic
knowledge among the members of
craft. To know Masonry. we must
study it, and we must study the
ritual, and if we do not Go SO, of our
own free will, we should be required
to do so.-Tidings from the Craft.
ia ~ IN n n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

President Dole might be excus-
ed for setting upon the claims that
the ex-Queen of Hawaii is making
clean bluff when size asks that
the United States allow her to he
candidate for President for IIa
wall Mt o free election.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

In another colum will he found
an Interview with Judge Rhea, of
Bristol, in which he says that so
long as Maj. Tyler is a candidate
for governor he is not candidate
for any position OH the State tick
ct next fall. 1t gives us pleasure
to note Judge Bhea's action in
this matter, and shows that he
has the welfare Of the party at
heart. Judge Rhea is one of the
most prominent Democrats i'm the
Southwest and after the good SER
vice lie rendered the party last
fall deserves well at it's hands.
Now let the Hon. JAS. w. Marshall
and several other gentlemen make
their position in this matter as
plain as Judge Rhea and the
southwest will go into the State
convention this summer solid for
Major Hoge Tyler for governor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

CANTON, o., the home of the
President Mckinley, went Demo
cratic in the late municipal cleo.
ton, while Lincoln, Neb., the home
of Mr.. Bryan, went Republican.
This would indicate, according to
the logic of some of our free silver
contemporaries, that Canton is
now crying for free silver, while
Lincoln is bowling for the gold
standarl.-Richmond Times.
We would respectfully call the
attention of the Times to the fact
that while the election in Canton
resulted in q gain for Democracy
the election in Lincoln, Neb., was
no gain for goldbugism as that
city gave Mckinley a majority of
about 400 in November. The
Times memory is bad as regards
figures, or it would not try to draw
n comparison between the cleo.
tons in the two cities.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

THE DEMOCRATS carried most
of the city elections in New Jersy
this week. Mr.. Hobart received
the same medicine in his home
city that Mckinley got last week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16
Rhea NOT q Candidate.

Judge William F. Rhea, of Brie-
toi' va who has been here for day
or two, said he wss not a candidate
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16

WE ARE sorry to note that
some Of our contemporaries, in or
der to help Major J. Hoge Tyler
win the nomination for Governor,
are saying many unkind things of
MIR. j. Taylor Ellyson, Of Rich
mOnd, who is also candidate for
the nomination. This is not as it
should he, as it is treating Mr..
Ellyson in any thing but fair
manner. While The NEWS is for
Maj. Tyler and sincerely hopes
that he will get the nomination.
we cannot forget that Mr.. Ellyson
is a gentleman of the highest type
and Democrat we should be
proud to vote for if nominated.
He has been chairman of the
Democratic party in Virginia for
several years and has always led
the party to victory, and it was
in great part, due to his zeal
and energy we succeeded in say.
ing the State from the Republi-
cans last fall. Therefore in our
efforts to nominate Major Tyler
we should emember these things
anu not say things that NAV
have to be denied before the can.
vass is over. We should not for.
get that both are gentleman and
deserve fair treatment, though we
favor one to the detrimcnt of the
OTHER in his political aspirations.
Let peace dwell in our tents and
the battle is more than half won.
The familiar adage that sit is an
i'll wind that blows no good" is
now standing the Republican par
ty i'll good stead. The advance
car of prosperity conditioned upon
McNnley's election is SO far be.
hind time, having missed connec-
ton somewhere, that the last ex.
PLANTATION of excuse for the DELAY
was about exhausted when the
Hoods in the Missippi came to the
rescue. Both Dunn e. Co., and
Bradstreet, in reporting unfavor-
able conditions in business lines
for the past week attribute the
depression largely to "the disas.
trous effects of the foods in the
Mississippi" No wonder that
Mr.. Mckinley, in his message to
Congress on the subject, express.
ed in such sympathetic terms his
sense of the obligation resting up.
on Congress to send assistance ia
the sufferers by the great calamity.
We much misgive that Mr..
Mark Hanna, and the more hard.
hearted of the Republican mana.
gers do not desire as ardent!y as
they should that the disastrous
Hoods should abate-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-04-16


for attorney general. '.If desire
to be a candidate" he said, II would
hesitate because Major Tyler, who
lives in the southwest, is a candi
date for the nomination for govern
or 1 appreciate, however, the many
kind things that the press has said
about me. aud the many offers of
support i have received from various
portions of the state. II / had
wanted to be candidate would
have said 30 before now. because /
believe when man wants anything
he should frankly say SO, aud the
people who are always frank and
generous, vii, give it to him if he is
entitled to it,"
Regarding the outlook for the
party in this section, Judge Rhea
said: Instead of defeat depress
ing the Democrats. they are more
determined now than ever, and those
VINO were misled into opposing MIR,
Bryan have had enough already of
the policy outlined by the Republi
can congress. l believe the people
of MI parties will be more closely
allied in the future to resist the re
lentless aggression of organized
greed.'
THE STATE CONVENTION
"There seems to be no difference
of opinion" continued the Judge, '-as
to the policy of the next state con.
vention. We cannot swap horses in
the middle of the stream. Free sill
yer is stronger today than it ever has
been. Our party was reclaimed, and
put in touch and sympathy with the
masses of the people last fall, aud it
now represents the best hopes of the
farmer and !aboriag people, and in
fact, all interests. 1t is for low tax.
es and more money against the Re
publican policy Of high taxes aud no
money. That the people will finally
triumph have no doubt"
Asked if he would take any part in
the next fall canvass, Judge Rnea
said: "My record in the past should
answer that question. 1t has never
been necessary for tho party to put
me in the lead to secure what service
could render. ! shall do what T.
can, rs have done for years past.
The Republican," howl he said
"for honest elections is piece of
unblushing impotence and unmiti.
gated hypocrisy. 1t is all they have
to harp on. Tie idea of the people
talking about honest elections, when
1t Is known that last year they
bought the presidential election,
and used money lavishly in Virgin
ia to corrupt the ballot, and thereby
succeed in electing two congress
men! The elections are always hon
est in my section of the state. except
when corrupted ly the managers of
the repub lean party, and l am sat
lsfed the same is true of every 9TH
er section of Virginia. Washing.
ton correspondent in Richmond
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06

@earita fdritt in frii6er Worgenz
F:unbe ourh ben Sddttsn, lpeIden bic
alien 80ums bcs ebemdliQen Wdnes
parfen; emit Der Bsfeitiguno Der
Stoot btensnb, mar sr Iange ihon ben
peri6onernben 4nlaQsn gelpiden unb
fij6rte II bic lururt0ie 8e3eidnung
.promenabe.T
Do9el hufbten SpitI6ernb Don
3lpeie gu 3psiq, GonrenIihter ouu.
telten Quf unb nteber.
0enrttG's 6er3 mar gsprsBt, bic Gr.
signiHe in Der 5omilie bsoriidten fie.
a3iep. 3isp!" flang es tldglib ueben
tbr; ein StieQliB miibte ii6, nit ga>
brohensm iSIiigeG meter gu tommen.
Sanft bob lie i'm enipor lno umf1loB
i'm nit Der 6dno.
aWer Dir 4elfen t0nnts," iogts Tie
IeiIe. ,Nimmer tpieoer ipir't On frDbz
LID i'm 8riin heln Geio 3tpttfdern, bds
1T porbei; aber Der Wutter mill i3
Did bringen, lie bat 9eOulo our
Yflege." Nl8 fe tiir5li9 bic Wutter
pieber 70 betriibt geieben. bate tie Tjh
tr0iteno ne6en fie geiebt - 10 f9tpar3
lag bic 3ufurft ntdt por ibnen unb 10
htlflo8 lparen Ie beibe ni6t - urb
bunn, IS mar itdrter getpsIen ais Tie,
ods @~Iiid9gefubl, unb neI1en 3roIt
bate tie Der 0er5tpeifelnben tpo6G BET
Ter geben t0nnen, ais boB iie BON inn
iprab, bon Molf Winter. Gr niirbe
! es per3eiben, baB fie bic arme Jrau
1ufri0tete. lie t6eilnebmen lieb an
threm Slid. OdS 0o9lein bate ben
&opf geoudt es par gebuIotg, mob
li9, beifuBt
Sin Tefter S9.itt tlung gang nab.
fe Dos ben &opf a4 -
r9enrita, MtB 9enritu!"
S9rs 8e9te lag in Der feinen.
,Nann Iinb Sic getommen2" fragile
lie, pergebsnB bemiiRt, bes 3itternben
9oneg 0err gu rperoen.
n9pr elmer Wphei"
@te aluu6te, ri6t re6t berftnnben
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felbit fetn deficiencies ,5eihen batte iie
| nod onberS beuten 81 miifen. Damn
o6er pI0bGi9 ben 8cpf ienfenb, feBte
60 Ionoe I6on fino sic bier9"
Sic pifen, Senrifa, i'd bin stn
alter 9bor! Den fentimentalsr
Oeutfhen 5ie6en mir Ii bod ellmdI
ni6t qans aug. 10 germ Mrs au4 orn'
BEN olau6en MAIDEN tpolen. 9benr
man ben 6eimif6en 8oben betrttt, 1T Z
Elm pertcufettes Gefibl -"
.@6t Sage, bas 1pdr cine !dn9e
LANCE 3ett uno IN OerlelO''
Staot -" -,
oils fe ni6ts einiparf, fubr er FORT:
.gQes erinrert @inen Do an nt
Weroqnaen6eit, on bic blooe Su8eno'
e{elei . i'd babe munterGei burd5u'
tGmpfen oe6abt - dltes @9lddendus
oIii6en par'8. Sic perfteben MIDI
6enrita2"
.S6 qlaube!"
-Gr nidte. nSte miFen's bielmebr
renn sic mid iebt aud Elm pertE
frqfen poIen. Wber pergetten S1
ntdt, mas sic gu mir geiagt 9aben-
Id perfte6e Sic" SD babe ben 10
ben nod am SUB. uber er tpiro db9e.
rifen fpsrben, bieIs1ben Singer tol
LENS tbun, bic i'm unIegten =
Nein, ieBt nur ftorf, nenn's quo
tpeh that, fpenn audi Elm b1tteres 0e
fibI in ibr uutfteigen poats --,
Gr fah ihr forideno ms Seltnf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06
$dranfs.e.
Homan bon o. 0eIn.
6. Sortiebuna.)

gelb ia. bas bate f;e - he
nelteIte etrrNS aus Der 8Drfe bsrpor
uno lpebrte benz 9erauseeben ab -
nut |qneu, nur NIT ni9ts fi9 aufbuI.
Wsedanii6 folste lie ben Mnb.r.n
uno lab it4 uuf benz erpBen pIobe
nm. Oa lparen Wagen, freili6 - lie
ntntte, CAB bic Nbrefe unb fant In Die
polIter.
Nein, bic Strait perIieB Iie ni6t, 1ie
tam 3um 3tel! lIbren f9luqen, @lo<
den lduteten. Wilitdr murI6irte bprz
uber. &tnoer langen - ba ma elm
&nabe, Der erinnerte an Seina. sic
muBte gu idnem Batter, UNI @inipra6e
gu erbs6en, Ginipru4e an 8ottes
NItdr -
uno Il belt Der @aqen. ssreis
It'd, bier MAJ fe betannt, bon ben
ReulsnmGnnern tpubte tie aus 6ein3'
g%t3oblun9, lang eb' fs bieTel6en neu=
ltd geleb'n. 9urh ben &orribor -
uber ben Scf! Aue8 70 tin, oGne fetz
lthen Slang - bic W~affen6aue, bic
Stufen empor. Nb, bic largIamen
SuBe oa tagen R~oIenGtdtfer, bic
f'd} BON einem StruuB 9eI0It buben
muBten. -
g}o6 INNER Stiue, dber bob etfuas
IN Der Guft. bas Don Set, bon Gerez
monte Ipri6t - lonqfam am @elGnoer
empor - oue RGume tparcn often -
Daren bus 9iener, bic i6r 3eiben
madten? Wab! Nun bunte Gidter,
aus benz Pebenraume cine beten0e
Gimme - lie fam gsrabe re9t, tie
itunoen I'M Nltar -
~@meu. Qmen!"
Sin Ieiies 6ubi9drren - lie brad
ftf nit beioen Nrmen cine Babn un6
gemobrte nit nett ofFsnen. entiebten
4ugen, ouB Is gu IpGt Jet fein
Mort. III Der entiebli6e Shret entz
rang ii6 tbren Gippen. bonn Itiirate Is
gu 9oben.
Wan perguB. benz 9rautpaar gu
ordtultren; bic @tnen niden CUR
Settle, bic Mnbern ordnqten Dor, nur
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pubtloien nteoer unb bettets bas
9dupt Guf ibrer S6ooB.
nWie idrettt6! Wds iit's2 Cine
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amber gu uno 6eoQuerte ben ununge=
nebmer 3mii6enfuu. 5rau bon Slider
foBte laut tpeinenb mad Dem 9trm beg
@eiitlihen. 9ein3 8eulenbarb itanD
~unbepeglih neben ielner iungen Srau;
nt4t cine Wtiene in 8eioer 9eIt6t per-
rietb, bub lie fir ben 3tpii6enfuu cine
&rtIdrung batten.
0lB aber bas Wort Sine 9eiite8=
frdnte" laut gepOroen, nidte 0ein3
uno n%ienrrbolte es nit einem 4hIel=
6uden.
Gora8 fdorfes OBJ bate IS dufqe=
fangen, unn ibre unb Seir3en'5 8Iide
b~ess0Deten chamber, unb in benz ibri<
gen tonnte er lefen: SO peiB. mas tie
1T - aud cine Don Dir 0%erlGHsne!"
unb CT puHote IT'D d6.
Gora bate bic Stole Der vGoIina"
oft gum Gnt3iiden bes pu6litums qe=
ipte(t - iebt aber, mo lie cine Qeibens=
i6neiter i'm Nrme bieIt. fieG ibr tein
Q8ort, feline YerpUnf4u,;Q aus berfeL
ben Elm; ite beuGte It9 t9rGrenuber=
ftr0mt berob uno tibte bic tdlte9Bonge
bon Wit8efibls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06
Srei perfanbt an Mdnner,
E
Gin mann in midigan rntNsdt riH
bfmerkrHswfrtbrs gfilmittel fur
IerIaf non araft.
proben rperoeu frei an ale peri auot,
Die oarum ihreiben.

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etnem lobrclor9en Sample 9eSeH bic iesIiihtn Hun
t0IperIitheu 2etbeH ron performer WonHharfeit bas
ripiige 0tlttel ~ssIguoeu. melteS eas 9Stoeu hs!It.
Gr bsluabrt has SeteimniB iorsfdIt,g; ober er III
piHte. cine Yrobe oer 4}eo'SiH allen W6uueru ~ len
acH. he ON irgenh elmer JOrm 9eiaIthtIitsr SdpG6t
lciocu. nIs 5nIge non lU1ennlihsr nnmjfenheit. III.
uOr8citIden gerIuit oeS G(bd1tRifes uno her Rr6ft
ldlpotem &ndeu. 8romriooerbrut uno Gnssehrun9
20s SetIrIttel bat cine teloRocrb crgenebr1e gSiriur9
ron 4patIEt UHb Iteiut unwIt!sibor gu lptrten. lubelr
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lie rur oelpunIht tuIro. 2oS Ntittel beiIte Pr. Wog.
ter rBlitanblS bon ali ban usbeIu GRn Setoen. Die nGu
10 trcInuGem W{tbbrauA Der uaturith tsitSsiss;eG
iFuutileRrn hirriilrsn, uno fl IN jeocm Sale ooinl I
3TcGrIdNtp ieiu.
9ine Butte al Tr.9arI J. maIter. W~oioutcEtmoi,
&OInmo5Do. Mid bet bar Gle nugsben, oab Sic Elm.
4robF isIat6 0eIImiticIS iWr Nt1uner ptulhsn, pilh
'ofort sriuTlt. uuh tGIus Wei9utdua trasne nslasr ar.
iplro Dcu Tim gCtprbftt lreroCH. CT hat Elm 9rokts
3ntclefls oaroH, boB btc Ruube ron bieism groBGrtt.
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ror uHbequsmt;6t,it cher HetGnntpGraeH 81 hatsH
bGdGbt-
HsIer rnsrbep sebetsr. oEns @srsu9 3u iaretben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06

0rObe, nit 0eOrgincn un0 SOnnen=
b(umeu QeIhmiidte &ran5pinbe belief
beten bic Gin0ung8thuren oes &eulenz
barb'{6en 6du1e8. unb eth neithin
leu6tenbe8 .WiQfommsn" hattie baa
iunge 9Gur Bel feiner 9eimtunFf bss
qriBt.
Wnna 3i1nmeri6 betrahtste es fol-
genben Says, ais iie noe5 Decprrma
6alber." mie iie iid bej Arem W(orne
enti6ulbi9t. tbren &eIud gu maiden
fam, nit ipDttiIden Yliden.
.Wenn'S bic 9ienerI6aft Oe3dblt
bat, 10 itieblt tie bu5 9Oppelts bdfur
- ipenn es G6riItopbine aber etnGffdlz
len lit, ben l~lniinu gu MAIDEN. fOiro
fie's i6on NOD berslen. ng8iGtoms
men" in oieiem 9auie, pO's nd6 I'm
reoli6teit unb 9eu6slei rie6t."
Naferiimpfeno mar lie tDetter 0es
au1tqen, nm bann Qlei6 barauf nit
tiibli6er Miene benz iungen Buare
allies Bette iiber bic S6me1e" 81
niini6en, benn ybu8 unungenebme
tommt ia BON ieI6er." SEEING bate tie
babel eben ni6t freunbli6 angeieben,
fie aber fubr unbeirrt fort: nOus 2e@
ben lit freilih fejn Barrier 8%ergnii=
ounQsmonut - Sbr iperbet baS fhon
einIeben - 10 himmelblau unh rptens
roth btei6t's III tsiner Gbe."
6ein3 %antfportete ni6t, unb Sruoe
supfte an ben SAleifen ibre5 Wtorgenz
tletOe3.
,0u," munbte ii6 Inna an Srou
Bidder. %~fptrft natiirli6 nift fir I'M
mer bier tpobnen bleiben. bds babe i'd
mir qlei9 gsba4t. Af uno Sung
tbut nidt gut 5uIammen. bo8 1T ia
einmal mubr, gu bilfit pobl nur nod
iiber bic eriten Gage bes SnitaQirens
BON Srube in bic neuen Yfli6ten -
bait Oh f6on cine paHenoe Woh7
nung2"
8lei6 unb uniifer fab Ghriitop6ine
ouf. sd - ia peiB ni4t-
sic fam nift gu Gnbe nit BEN gez
ftdmmelten Sab, benn 9ein5 blttte
BON ben fran50iif6en MibblGttern auf.
.Weil bic 8ebe burauf tomnrt, "
faote er, ySrube unb t6 hdben aid
fdon bobon geiproden, bdb es 9t'
lie6er iein nirb. - Sd lperbe etns
Wobnung in meinem anberen Sou''
fir DID frei mo6en!"
Srube bIieb glei3giltig. bic Yroteiz
FORM lG9elte elm tpeni9, aber Gbrtlto=
p6tne fdb tpie pernidtet oa.
Dime cine sSroge, nit fultsr 8rdr1
famteit beftimmts nan iiber Tie, per-
bannte lie aus Der NGhe beS We'ens.
benz fie dles eeopfert bate, feines per
meintlt6en @liides halber - ielbit thl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06
IN Der Thnt"


sic bef0rberte elm 0pti5bu6. cine
B0rie uno elm SaI6enetui an ben Sag
unb fagte bann: ,Was man9e 2eute
fir Slid baben." alg bate tie perge=
bens nu6 bemieIben in benz uner=
fhopfli6en 9eutel geiu9t.
9etn3 ging nod INNER nit 9roBen
S6ritten in benz 9ema9 auf unb ab,
ais Srube bos a0pf6en in bic 8bir
ftedte.
Der neue 8utf6er lit ba! Sd babe
foeben no6mals nit ibm eefpro6en.
Gs bleibt aues Bel ben Mbmu6ungen,
bic mir in 9aoen<9aben nit sSrau bon
6emiine g~etroffen bdben. @r tam
glei6 eintreten Dinft Ou i'm ie=
benz"
SEEING fubr nit ben SGnben iiber bic
Stirn. Wabrbaftte, er mubte erit
nadftnnen. mas nit benz &utf9er
mar. go. u nuBte er's freili6:
Der ftattli6e Menf6 nar ibnen emz
pfoblen. bate feiner 6rau gefunen
uno lam nun, UNI ii6 nodmaIs I'M bic
STEELE an bemiiben.
.@r mag bereintommen!"
Srube tlati6te nie Elm &inb tn bic
Sdube. 80 SEEING, nun perben mir
ben elsgantelten &utfder in Der @tabt
baben = uno 10 it's iu1t reht."
Damn tlingelte Tie na6 benz Dienitz
iu6enoen.
,9eina," rief iie. als Der Menf9
nieber 9egan9en mar. ntpenn 0u nidt
etn fold' traurtqes Geiidt ma6teft, 70
bdtte t9 Did 9etiiBt." ounn bra9 iie
in stn iibsrmiit9iges 2a4en aus unb
perf6tpanb.
rWel6' elm &tnb!" fagte &tnna, bic
ettpa8 peinbp1e Yduie, in Der ibr
8ruoer regungslos baitano, unterbrs=
6enb. nNber mus giebt es fir Nebn=
li6teiten in Der Welt! Oils Der Mdnn
bu eintrat, babe i6 gegluubt, Wolf
Reinbolb mars"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06

-&inb1i9. Wuttsr: -glfs,
tpesbuI6 min benn Der Moris ni9t NIT
eud Mdb9en fpielen2" glie (gerings
fddbsnb): r@6, mas neib i9 -. Der
ipirb aud nod nal 70 n olt1 Sung
oeIene tperben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-06
Eugen Mas , e

Scpdrirt. SolDIin.Cefsn yhatuatntasu ma
t BIenpaortn.
{ssiii SestH. i9lsiit gs.fsr Snb SdssrsA am. NIB
2sor9t one a~erorti2eE Grb<itsn aur SnfyfehenbetfS1
attssaeesbeB gut uaS eiaip.