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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
III

4 Il. Edwards has moved into the
X ufus Robbins house on Woodworth'st.
Harry Jones OF Yorkville has been
spending several days in Alma this
week.
Jerry Mack has returned TO Alma aud
will work in the sugar factory again
this year.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson of Harbor
Springs has been visiting friends and
relatives in Alma this week.
Mr. J. III. Benjamin and two sons,
James and Robert, are visiting ut the
home of Mrs. Benz ,min's sister, Mrs. s.
w. Tinker.
Rev. Louis Brooke of Elk Rapids was
in Alma several days the first of the
week while on his way to Grand Rapids
to attend the Presby terian synod.
Damon Wilkes, the standard bred
trotting stallion, managed by DIR. K. f.
Hunt, was awarded first premium in the
standard bred stallion class at the Ithaca
fair.
After an illness Of about ten days the
nine months old baby of MIR. and Mrs.
A. /. Butterfield's died last Sunday.
Death was caused by acute ileo colitis.
The funeral was held at the house, Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. y L,
Hafer, and intermen5 made in Riverside
cemetery.
The building in the opera house
block recently vacated by Smith d
Glass will be fitted up for barber shop
and Jas. Allen Will occupy the same
oct 10. Amos Pratt Will occupy the
room in the Wright House where Mr..
Allen is now l)cated.
The Ladies Guild of 81. Johns church
rendered the choir a banquet in the
Guild room of the church last Wednes.
day evening and very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by ali present. The
menu was excellent and the entire choir
was present to participate in the occa-
sion.
Rev. and Mrs Samuel Megaw Of
Omer were in Alma Monday night on
their way to Grand Rapids where Rev.
Megaw is attending the meeting Of
the Presbyterian synod this week.
They expect t, return to Alma in a
couple of weeks and visit friends for o
few days.
\ dramatic club with a membership
OF fifteen has been organized in Alma
with Mss lillian Mccullough as i'll
structor John Knoertzer is president,
Leon McMannis, secretary and treasurer
and VIM Sanderson, stage manager.
The members propose TO put on a play
during the winter some time for the
benefit Of TIE band.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

The prisoner before the bar Of JUS
tice was charged with having stolen
a dog. y darby witness was being eX-
amiued.
You say the defendant passed the
yard and whistled TO the dog?" inter.
rorated the attorney.
YES sab" replied the witness.
"Then what?"
"Den what?"
Eyes. You say the defendant passed
the yard and whistled 10 the dog.
Then what followed 2"
oh! Why de dog, oh cou'se."-
Ohio State Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
No sweet simplicity.

Mrs. Dearborn-Was it a simple we'd
ding?
Mrs. Dave Orsny-Simple, with two
OF Mr.. Orsay's breach-of-promise cases
still pending, and hitch about my de-
cree. and one Of the bridesmaids back
ing out because the best man was her
former husband? Really, my dear, il
was one Of the completest weddings I
ever had.-Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
RummaRe Sale.

The ladies Of the Presby terian church
w. eparing for rummage sale to be
n the near future, the date TO be
unced later. The articles to be
ed for sale are too numerous to men,
but there will be dry goods, cloth.
notions, hardware, furniture, gro
hes, provisions, hats, caps. bonnets,
ilet articles, books, stationery, stoves,
|nware, flour. etc. also baked goods and
Anned fruits, jellies, pickles, etc. The
econd hand goods will be sold at very
low prices and those wishing warm win
ter clothing, etc, will do well to patron
ize this sale. The proceeds are 20 be
applied on the carpet for the new
church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Fatal Proc

"He asked me to marry him."
And you accepted him?"
"No. Idiot that / was, l asked for
time"
And what did he say?"
"He said he'd give me year"
"Ah! And what did you say?"
81 saw my mistake. | said two days
would be plenty. But he wouldn't hear
10 IL. He said no woman could make up
her mind in such a short time. He
really insisted upon my taking six
months. We finally compromised on
30 days"
"And them"
''He married that putty-faced Bim-
berling girl the very next week.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Done With Forever.

"Ah." he moaned, this is not the
kind Of bread mother used To make"
"Perhaps." his fair young wife said,
preparing TO abolish one joke from
their family forever. lit is not the
kind she used to make, but it's the
kind she makes now. Sire brought
over loaf this afternoon, saying she
knew you would be so glad to get an
other taste of i'll"
Then there crept into his eyes the
wild, hunted look that people read
about.-Chicago Times-Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
College Department.
Devoted to the Interests of
Alma College.

Rev. Jennings, d. d., of Detroit and
Rev. Gray, ID ID president OF kalama-
ZOO seminary, were guests at the college
Tuesday.
A. w. Halsey of New York, secretary
of the Presbyterian board of Foreign
Missions gave talk on Chinese missions
in the chapel last Friday morning
Mr.. Kramer Of Elk Rapids entered the
freshman class this week. He is the
third student whom Rev Louis Brooke
has been the means of sending TO US this
year.
The college foot ball team will play
with the Detroit Athletic Club Saturday
at Detroit and the reserves will play a
return game with the Owosso high
school at Owosso.
Alta meeting of the senior class the
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Harry Reed; vice president, Miss
Daisy Hard; secretary, Miss Winifred
Trap; treas urer, q. w. Sidebotham.
The two Kindergartens are in full
operation. Misses Brodie and Merriam
have charge of the one IN the Kinder
garteu rooms at the College and Misses
Wood, Woodward, Grant, Mouser,
Christie and Mitchell OF the one in con-
nection with tho public schools. No
finer opportunities for kindergarten
training can be enjoyed anywhere.
A lively and interesting game Of loot
ball was played on the college gridIron
last Saturday, by Owosso High School
VS.. Alma college reserves. The teams
were quite evenly matched III weight,
but the reserves had the advantage IN
practice and physical condition, and the
final score Of II TO in favor Of the re-
serves was easily won The first goal
was made in eight minutes and the sec
ond III three minutes. Touchdowns
were made by Schwarder and John Rob
inson.
When the u "a train pulled into
Alma last Monday the whole student
body was at the depot to receive home
their heroes who had won great honors
for Alma last Saturday on the Oberlin
College football field, where they scored
against Oberlin's strong team. The
enthusiasm that was manifested at the
depot shows somewhat the appreciation
that the college has of its football men.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Women on street Cars,

In Chilli women are employed every
where as tram conductors. There was
50 much dishonesty among the men
who were formerly employed that the
tram proprietors filed their places with
women, who have been found in every
way satisfactory. They wear a neat
uniform, work well together, and even
run small newspaper among them
selves.-Chicago Chronicle.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

Miss Squaller--At the little gather
ing this evening just got up and sang
without making any excuses. Wasn't
that much better than TO have hemmed
and hewed and said | couldn't sing?
Miss Caustique-Certainly IL was,
my dear. Actions speak stronger than
words.-Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

The next meeting of the club will be
held in the opera house and the occasion
will be made grand republican rally.
Hon. John Patton Of Grand Rapids. ex.
u. s. senator, will address the meeting
Music will be furnished by the ALMA
band, and Lincoln club quartet and the
College Glee Club.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

He found her weeping bitterly.

He found her weeping bitterly.
"Oh. Harold" she cried. IL have
missed you so much"
Hitherto, understand, she had thrown
teacups at his head for the most part.
Perhaps it was small wonder, after all,
that she missed him.
But now she threw herself at his feet,
and all was well once more.-N. Y.
World.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
FotIed Again.

81 never give money TO beggars on
the street." said the pedestrian.
"Oh. very WELL" replied the seedy in
dividual. Here's my card; kindly call
at my office and leave your contribu-
tion with my bookkeeper." - Chicago
Evening News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Peace-Loying woman.

ibid you pay the grocer and butch
er, Auelia?"
mo; there wasn't enough to pay
both of them. To pay only one would
make trouble. so l just took the
money and spent 1t downtown."-In-
dianapolis Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire 10 express our sincere
gratitude TO the many kind friends for
their sympathy aud assistance during
our sad hour of bereavement. Especial
ly do we wish to thank the little girls
for the Il Iwers and those who furnished
the music.
Mr.. AND MRS. EARL BRUCE.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

Yet some people are never hungry
Whatever they eat has TO be forced
down There Is of course, something
wrong with these people BY taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla a short time they
are given an appetite and then they en-
JOY eating and food nourishes them. L
YOU find our appetite failing just try
bottle of Hoods. 1t is true stomach
tonic and every dose does good.
The best family catha-tic is Hoods
Pills.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Gard OF Thanks.

The family Of the late James l. Shuts
wish to return their sincere thanks to
their neighbors and friends for the
Kindness and sympathy shown them
during their late bereavement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
FOR SALE. RENT, EXCHANGE, ETC


~ Notice, under this bead viii bee charged for
80 tt. rate oi i've cents per uLe. No charge
Jess than cents.
EuE >ALE:-Hou-c, lot and barn lor -,,.e
A cheap. IA F-ToN.
L. sale - 8 roud bond piano. Inquire
at b tr.fIa t'u- sore.
L'Ok RENT Coed huu,, ou Nst,r-sr.. north.
L Inc -ITe al this otl.ae or ot raut Prfy.
llHo.tt
WAN ~ Competent rcii4b'c -.r ,Jr gen
~ ''aI house wor". oy MB-. g.. p. FoILA~k1.
EJF SALF-A good ,aryicra5.e work hor,r.
Il Euq.i eat th., office
NEANILD.-Gir toe general hou,rs .re Rc.
W 'cfcurrs OuFCd. enquire nTst house
east O. Gle Lp.-Cois. rhutch.
I-f-eH MID. NJ. ". BEAEI>G.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE Forty acres of
laoa iu Newa-u. NI, ,rN cheap or cy-
hau-o Tor viu"V' property In Alma, NUI take
good pair ~ hor-,, in dca.
G. +. Bows.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12
Easy to DO.

man can talk himself out of q
job easier than he can work himself
into oDe.-Cbicago Daily News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

1t is expected that the torches for the
cadet Climb viii b. here this week so as
to use them for IN ,rching at the Tuesday
night meeting.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

When you need medicine you should
get the best that money can buy and
experience proves this to be Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12

10 sa.r.- o. q roud bond plano. r4uIle
/ at ID t".ua t',a- sore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
uunbunt autas msn.r nidt tp.it BON

manbant autas Wsper niat nett bon
@unbee nit eirer tleinsn 4btbsilung
Itebe unb bdb man i'm beute gu i4las
Gen boffe; in Der ii6eren Iusii9t Ell
mes Sieges babe Der 9enerul ben
s!ruppen in Ounoes bieien 3us poa
2ieb.sgaben geIanbt.
Gin lautss 9eld9ter eri6oa rings
UNI; bic peinli6e Spunnuns bate ii9
in erfreuli9sr 8sife gelOIt. uno nit
bem englifden Siege mar es porldl'
fla nod ni9ts. llsbsr Oes 2ocomottps
fiibrers @eiidt sos bic RDths Der Bee
Iddmung. Qsrgerli4 iaste er: ~Sa:
den sic ni9t gu fritz, meme SerrsH!
qn Der DaI9bant : Bride, bic Sbre
perbammten Reiter geIprengt hatten,
b0rten mir beutli9 ben 9anonenoon@
ner BON 9unbes. Sn bielem Iugerl@
blide finb 2utas MeDers 5ruppen
Ti6er I6on perni6tet."
rauf ale 5GGe bleiben mir bier"
entI6ieb Der Sberft. Die @erbins
buna srpiIden aubpimitb unb 0unoes
BARI unter teinen r~mEtGnben tpieoer
berqsIteat tperben. Die Bride bier
muB Iofort geipren9t tperben, lno
bann tppllen mir bufiir iorgen, baB
bier Niemunb bur6tommt!"
DbistD, Go9ndt uno Gbdmpagner
floTen in StrDmen in ben SluB. benin
SberIt S9iel bate ben Sruppen nlr
cir eeringes Auantum freisegeben.
8ulb brGbnte aud Der fur4tbare
Small Der 9pnomit : GrploIion, als
bic Bride in bic 2uft flOg. limb nun
lam bic Ra6t beran, bic bic Reiter
neben ibren pferben ru9enb Osrbrads
ten. -
Ra6 elmer talten Ra9t erpa6te
gIbre6t fr0itelnb, als bic Come eben
nit ben erIten Strdblen Der 9erge
@ipfel glii6snb errDtben lteB, 8raf
3eppelin fab f9on am perglimmenben
5euer, bas man bes Ra9ts Der ems
pfinbli9en &dlte iuegen %unterbpIten
bate. 2GdeInb reidte er albre4t biz
Sanp.
vDir iperoen beute bic S%euertaufe
erbalten," iagte er. nWiini6e Sbnen
Slid Oa3u, &amerab! limb benten
Sic an Sbr @sripre6en, meine arms
. Mutter au sriiBsn. DEM ieben Sic,
mir iit's 10 getpib, pie nur cine llebers
aeusung es fein lam, bab i'd ben beus
tieen Nbenb ni9t erlebe. aber mir
poGlen unIeren beutiden Solbaten>
RUBIN gu @bren brinsen Bis gum IeBs
ten at9emSuge."
Qlbrsdt mar uufgeiprunsen anb
bate ben SGbel umgegiirtst. Sn ieis
men Qugen fladerte elm unbeimli4es
8suer.
,Nein, &amerab, Sic fperbsn leben,
boffe i9. 4bsr tpenn Soft fir mid
cine Sussl ii6rig bat. - i'd bin be-
rstt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
ttnter bettt
%uierfar6igen Banner.
Gomall ais bcm 6OlSIanoc SraHsbaal.
Bon s3rnno @agcncr Samburs.
e.. S%prtiebung.)

Limb bas a[les, neil es Der @cIb=
gier Der engliIden Spetulantsn ges
fGat, neil elm gan3es Bolt ru6los gez
mig 1T. iolde 9eruntpOrtung Dor
Soft auT fi6 gu luOsn. nm Serri9aft,
Reidtbum, irbiIdss 9ut gu g%epinnen.
gs lit eoel bon Sbnen, Serr Doctor"
- uuo babel rei6te lie ibm bic Sunb,
- rbaB sic Sbr 2eben einfeBen fir
cine Sade, bic Sbnen fremb lit unb
Der Sic nur Der @ers4tigteit piaen
bienen."
Gr beuste fia iiber bic Sanb, its gu
fiiFen.
Soft mOse sic fdisen," fuste
Gliia leiie.
Oa lab er i6r nit innisem Bid
ms antliB, unb tie erbsbte in ibrem
Screen, als sr leiie fragte: rDarf i9
nit bieIem Segsnstuorte suglei9 nod
Elm anberes nit binausnebmen in ben
.Sampf, @tiIa2 9drf i'd ae6en in
benz 8epuBtiein, bab i4 Sbnen mebr
bin uls Elm 5rember, baB uns elm feitez
res 9aub 5uidmmentettet, als elm
flii6tises Sennen unb 9ernmOssn9"
Sic unterbru9 i'm, inbem fe inn
bic Sitternbe Sanb ent5pg: sd bin
itols burauf, S9re 5reunoin fein gu
biirfen, Ssrr Doctor"
,5reunbin? Mebr dlIo ni6t2~
brang er in lie. 30, GGifa, sic mill
fen es ldngit erratben baben, mas i9
ia nt9t perbergsn tonnte, - baB Sic
mir msbr finb uls cine Srsunbin, =
bab sic mir has Reinite, bas SOdIte,
has Ssiligite uuf bieIer @rOe iinb. -
- oab i9 sic liebe."
Sn GliIas Serssn Idrie es luut auf,
aIs pO[lte es ii4 auf ibre 2ippen
brGngen: sd Iisb bid me6r, uls i'd
bir Iagen tann." qber lie tGmpfte es
nieber. Sbre Stimme Hang pie err
itorben, ais lie leiie fliiiterte:
m3iirnen Sic mir ni8t. msin Iieber
Sreunb. SD bin - Senbrit Serreiz
rds 8raut!" -
Gr mar gegangen. - Sic aber lag
auf ben &nieen, unb bic Stirn bate
iie auf bic 8ibel seprsBt. bic auf benz
Stu6le lag. Seine S6rdne! limb
bod ponte ibr bas Sers 5erbrs6en.
g'ie bate ssiie9t = per3i4tet!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
XXI.
XXI.
GIdnbsladg E.

Gs rod na9 Yulperbdmpf i'm SBult
pes Sonntagsflufes. Dom friiben
Morasn q II bate Der Sampf 9etobt.
Oie 9ursn, bic unter benz tnpferen
Saubegen San Sod ben abbang Der
8iaqarsberge unb bic buppr fif gu
S6al Ientenbe Gbene beiebt gebalten
bdtten, Iaben Ii9 INNER itGrteren berz
dnoringenben enslti4en @btbetlungen
oeaeniiber. Dor 2dbpImttb Der battle
Bic GiIenbubn nit 5ublrei6eu 3iigen
8atainone, S6pdbronen uuo Bate
rien gebradt. unO ieBt Dor Ga4mittag
Itanben b~rsituuieno g~ngldnoer nit
Te65ebn @eI9iiBen ben tdum tauieub
Mann ~Itarten Buren, gegeniibes. osren
Spei Sunonen unabldfiig ben antturs
member ent9egenoonnerten.
Die gapallerie bes beutfhen Srets
CORPS unter SbsrIt Sdiel ionte isBt
auf benz lintsn Sliisel Oorriiden. ba,
no peItlih bon Der 2aRoftrabe bic
5ubtruppen Der 5reii4ar i'm beftigs
fen Seuergefedt lusen uub unter hes
9rafen Zeppelin uub albrs4ts Sub
runa i%tritten.
sod aufgsri6tst itaub 3sppelin in
ben Reihen Ieiner f4ieBeuoen 2eute.
Sbn tiimmerten bic Sugeln ni6t, bic
nm i'm bsrumIauiten. Die elmer, Der
ben COB nibt fiir9tet, itdno er uno
pies nit benz SGbel in Der Redten
na9 Der Ri6tung, aus Der ioeben neue
Golunnsn bes 6eiubes beranitiirmten.
(6ortiebung folgt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
XIX.
Sn Seinbes Cant b.

Ilarm! 2ansseaosens Sornisnale
tOnten bur6 bas 9urenlager; = in
Srupps unb ein5eln idgten bic Better
Su ben Sammelpldbsn; = Srbonnanz
sen galoppirten burd bic 2agerreiben;
uno plObli9 erbob fi6 an allen
@nben Der psiten 2aseritatt lauter
Subelruf unb pflan5te ii9 fort bon
Sot9eilung gu abtbeilung.
nSrlog! Orlog!" brauite ss bur9
bic Reiben. Der Sries lit ba! IS
sebt iiber bic @renae!"
Ufit biiiterer Miene belt albre9t
inter ben gommanbanten unb Selbz
fornetts Der 8urentruppen, bic ii9 Dor
9eneral SOuberts Sauptquartier I'm
ben Sberbefeblsbaber I9aarten. Mit
rubigem Grnit i'm Qntlibe mar SOuz
bert mitten untsr ibnen erI6ienen:
nW%tDnbeers," fdgte er nit ieiner
flaren, peitbin i9aGenben Stimme,
~ber Qugenblid 1T setommen. auf ben
mir ale bier gepartet buben. Der
,arieg 1T BAL"
Gr pintte nit Der Sdnb, ala er bic
Befpegung Der llmItebenben bemertte.
rNtdt iubeIn, 8riiber," pebrte sr ab,
pni6t iubeln in Iol9em i9peren aus
genblide! Dir baben bieien 8rteg
ni9t geiu9t, - mir sisben nt9t in's
6sIo pts MGnner, bic ni6ts gu psrliss
rem baben. Sd babe piel gebetet. uno
bon Sauienben untsr eu9 iinb piele
@sbete aufseitiesen gum SbrOne 9ots
tes. baB er bieien 3rieg abtpenoe.
Iber England perlanst unier 9lut.
nnfere 3ugeitdnbniFe, unIere Sebete
1paren p%ergebens. limb tpenH mir
linen bic SiiBe pafdeu pOIIten, es
biilfe uns nidts. S~ranspaal ion
unterip6t perben! Denn Soft i'm
Stmmel es bei6lofen bat, 10 mag es
iein. aber Soft bat uns ben Mutb
unb bic Strait geseben, ebe mir unters
lie9en, bod gu tdmpfen. limb 10 lei
es benin! BIS gum IL. Sttober. bis
heuts mar England SriIt seseben, feline
Sruppen BON %unieren 9ren3en 5uriidz
susieben. oamit aud mir ben Srisben
b~ielten. England bat ni6t einmal ees
antpprtet. 0as 1T Der &rieg! limb
nun. Wpnheers, ibr fennt cure Iufs
saben! NOd beuts Ra9t iiberidrei>
ten mir bic @ren5e. 2abt uns gu Soft
I'M ben Sisg fIs9en. 9Ott nit
uns!"
@lbrs6t bate 9efebl er6dIten, nit
Der @Orbut iiher bic @rsnSe gu sebsn
unb Iid bann piebsr nit Der in3piz
i6en duf NepeaItls p%orriidenben bsutz
f6en 6reii9ar gu pereinigen. Rod
einmul bIidte sr Suriid uuf bas itils
ipeibe Saus NIT benz braunen 965e,
has unfer ben @eibsn bsrUorlugte.
9u fab er ben iungen 5erreird aus
Der Sbiir treten, unb nit baittgem
Rud Sug er bic 3iigel an. baB iein
RoB Ii6 bGumte. Damn briidte ell
hem Sbiere bic Sporen in bic Dei6er
uno iasts portpdrts Der abridenoer
ReiterI9aur mad, bic ais erite Sul
9ren8e gins. -
am 5enIter absr itano - an oerIel'
ben STEELE, pie am Sage 5upor. b
qlbrehts Slid Serbra9, - nit blai
fem Qntlib Gliia. Sic bate bi
SGnOs g~sfaltet unb betete leiie: -@ot
f6irme ibn unb LAB ibn geiura lei
ben!" - Q6er i6re 9eoanten ga,
ten ni6t BEN iunssn Senbrit Serretrd
beT,n @eib tie rperoen iolte.
Su9 tbiirmten ii4 an Der 0itlias1
Srdnspadl : 9rsn5e bic mdt1ttgel
8erstss,l uuf. Siitsr unb bonn 2i4t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

@n ieasm Gage, ba 8altber 4l>
bre4t bon @Iiia sesungen, mar tiefes
Web i'm Ser5ea, on jenem Gage
bate @liId lange nod duf ben &nieen
gelegen unb nit ibrem 9ott g%erungen.
gd, es tpar ia tauIenomal i6perer
getpeien, als ie es iid pOrgeiteGlt bate,
ba felt gu bleiben unb gu per5i9ten,
mo bas SsrS nah 2iebe, mad Slid be-
gebrte! 4ls 4lbre6t bamals Dor i6r
%geitunben bate, ous Saupt eebeugt
inter benz fur9tbdren S6lass, blei9
uno itarr pie lpeun ocs 5ooes Sanb
i'm geitreift bGtte, ba hate ie nit ii9
ringen miifen. baB lie benz beiben &C.
fiible ni6t folgte, bas iie trieb, linn an
ben Suls gu fIiegen. = inn gu ia9en:
.8er3eibe mir, = t9 fam ia nidt
anOers! Sir bid tbue i'd es ia, tuenn
i9 meinem Ser5en S9psigen gebtete.
= fir bid alIein, benz i'd ni9t elm
bleiernes Sepi6t an ben 5iiBen iein
mill. bas ibm ben freien S9ritt
bemmt, - fir bid dlIein, benz i9 bic
b~itterite Dual bereite unb ben i'd bod
10 unausIpre6li9 liebe."
9tber iie bate ii9 %be5pungen. Sic
bate i'm seben lafen in ieinem
S6mers. @ber Soft bate ibr bic
Rube ni6t gegeben, bic bas 9epuBt>
isin elmer eblen Shat gu brin9en
pflsst. limb 70 bate 6rau Soubert.
bic miittsrlife Srsunbin, unter beren
S9uBe iie i'm Eager peilte, bus urme
MGo6en gefunoen, = nieoergcbro@
den, aber eefuBt, sefabt pie cine
8erspeifelte, Der tein Meg mebr bleibt
als Der qerdbeuus bur9 2eib unO Beb.
Sante sSoubert bate ni1t piel 6rdgen
geIteut; tie puBte pobl, OaB nan bic
i6rperIten S9lahten einIam uno till
i'm Ser3enstGmmerlein idlGgt uno teis
men kreinbliden ldbt in ben perborz
0esen S6rein Der ipunoen 9ruit,
Qeiie bate tie GliIus 8~lonbbaar ges
ItreiGeIt, nit Der barten tnorpligen
Sdno 10 unenoli6 CART, pie nur
sFrauen es tonnen, nenn lie zines ars
beren MenI6en Web gang perIteben
uno mitfi6len. limb @liia mar unter
Der l~iebtoIenbsn 8eipesuns aus ibrer
GrItarruna ertpu6t unb bate ii9 Der
syrau in bic Grme gsporfen uno ses
neint pie elm urmes, perirrtes &inb.
Sic mar iid tlar geporoen iiber
bas, mas tbr gu tbun iibrig blieb. Dor
fi6 ielbit mubte lie iid ii9srn, unO
barum ipo1te lie teipen Sag mebr
30aern, nm bic Gntideibuns berbsi5us
fii6ren. .Wint bu Ohm Ssrreiru
bitten lafen, bub er gu mir tomme9"
hattie fie bic miittsrlide Sreunoin leiie
oefraqt. limb bieIe bate nit trdfti:
gem 0ruds bic eistalte MGo6enbant
sreriffen uno nur geantlportet: sd
pubte, Dab ou ben re9ten Weg finosr
piirbeft, @ltId!" --
limb bann mar Der ulte 5erretrd &C.
tommeu, Der tapfere 6elo BON ama'
iubas Sergs. uno iie bate i'm gebetsn
am SiI6e 9lab gu nebmeK, mo BIZ
9ampe Itano, pdbreno fe ielbIt it'd
iusitcr suriid IeBte, buB tbr antliB be.
f6attet mar. Wtit t%onloier Sttmm'
bate iie 5u er5Gblen begonnen, ipte il
Qlbredt tennen gelernt bate auf be-
einIomen ssarm, pie beim eriten Bid
bic 2iebe e~ingsSosen mar in ibr jun
ees un%beriibrtss 9er5. Sbr mar e
aeipefen, ais IGeine bic Sonne belle
uno ala leudts Der Simmel i'm ftrdb
knbsn 9lau. felt sr ibrsn Bss &c
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

- Sin Soeai. S6miereus
oirsttor: nMenn i'd bod sinen Seloen
hstdms. Der nit ben auSen b6rbar
rolen t0nnte!"
-Riebdgepeen. limb rpas
bat It8 auberOrosntIt6es in gurem
lebtsn SaffestrGnSden Susetragen9"-
.Nir bubsn uniers grIbts Setnpin =
tobtssI9piegenl-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

--0esbatb. o.: Sic lieben bic
Sage, mo Sbre Srau WGIde bat" g.:
vSa, oa bin i9 ibr 9eipGi9e los"
Aha! sic: ,1ldubsn sic ntdt
aud, bah Bel tlrssu ROdsn oie5rdusn
lSnqet auaI6ausn2" - Gr: gS6on,
o6er aud bic Mdnner ihdusn BET turs
aen R6dsn lGHser - aus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-09
Nerroes Rroueht In.

Yesterday evening Deputy Gar
rett came down from Pauls Valley,
having in charge Lyman Mahardy
and Pink Bruner. the negroes
chal ged with killing Marshal
Myers at Davis Saturday night.
From our correspondent at Pauls
Valley. we learn that in the exam
lining trial at that place yester-
day the government made very
strong case against the defendants,
the facts developed being substan-
TALLY the same as published in the
ARDMOREITE Sunday morning. 1t
is said that excitement at Pauls
Valley was rather high and that if
the commissioner had failed to
bind the defendants over there
would have been a lynching.