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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
BOWLING.
THE NONPAREIL. OARsMEN LOSE BY
ONE PIN IN THE HARLEM NAVY
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The Harlem Palace alleys were thronged with
excited crowd last night 20 witness the last
series in the regular schedule in the Harlem Navy
tournament. The Nassau Nonparei and Wyanoke
Boat Club teams were the contestants. and the
first game between Nassau and Nonparen ended
with a lot of excitement When Hunken the
anchor for Nonpareil. went up to bowl his last
frame. spare would win eight pins his first
ball, and nine off would capture the game. He got
only six, however, on his first and missed the
spare. losing for his team by just pin. Mas
sau doubled up its victory, while Wyanoke lost
twice.
The evenings summary follows
FIRST GAME.
Nassau-Hoteling, ia: Wore 2O3: Thesis lT2; Pal
mer. 10; Howard, 80; total, s6S
Nonpareil-Botts 1871; Pike us; Kelly, 1862 Ray
mord 1885, Hunken, IA; total. SCI.
SECOND GAME:
Nonpareil-Botts 1877: Pike 2o2: Kelly. las; Ray
mond 1SS: Hunken, l5s; total, 500
Wyanoke-Aahe-, 1s2: Steinma1, 1873; Buckley, IA;
Wagner, I64 Mcclure. 165; total. S54
THIRD GAME.
Nassau-Hotaling, $50; Wore l59: Thesis. 1877; Pal
mer, 1913; Howard 146: total. s45
Wyanoke-Maher 1871: Steinman. 1877: Buckley lis;
Wagner. IFS; MCGUIRE. 1854. total 74S.
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

cars were kicked down against them
with the result that 10 was run over
His body was found shortly after
ward. Near where he was found a
spoon and q bottle Of medicine were
found also. II Is claimed that some
men working on some cars near by had
called TO him a few minutes before he
Ia supposed TO have been caught under
the wheels and told him there were
some cars being backed down toward
him. lie lifted his head q moment and
then dropped II again and they thought
no more about the matter till hla body
was found. From his son, George W.
TAYLOR, who lives on Avenue r. East
and works In the salt works 1t was
learned that the old gentlemen had
started down town after some grOcer-
les. II is supposed that no had been
taken sick and had Sat down on the
rail as above described because he was
unable to 40 further, The spoon and
medicine found near by seem to indi-
cate the truth Of this theory, The son
said he had been quite sick only a day
or two before. However 1t was u very
deplorable death,
The coroner's jury after summonIng
several witnesses decided that there
was no criminal negligence on the
part of the rail road employees.
OF course that the road ls not liable for
civil damages, though that might be a
hard thing TO establish In this case.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
j, S. Taylor Killed,

j s. Taylor q prominent farmer
who lived a few miles northwest of
town In North lteno township, was
found dead In his barn on Wednesday
morning. Near him was his gun dis
charged, the load entering his left
breast. ABOUT six o'clock in the morn
ing he got up from his bed and went to
the barn. lie then returned 10 q
short time and got his gun, saying he
was going out to kill skunk. He
went TO the barn and in a few minutes
gun shot report was heard. One of
his daughters went out and found him
as above described.
On the floor Of the barn was mark
which seemed an imprint made by the
butt OF the gun when 1t was discharged.
His clothes were powder burnt as well
as the flesh showing that the muazle OF
the gun was very close TO him and the
charge seemed to have Il ne horrizont-
ally through his body.
Mr.. Taylor has been a resident of
this county for many years being one
of the early settlers. He Is the father
of three married daughters all of whom
live In this county, and two boys who
are still at home. He and his wife
had just returned from trip to Ind-
ana, he having returned to vote. He
was about so years of age. prominent
in church circles and was well respected
by all his neighbors.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
Foot ball at NIokerson.

Lust Saturday witnessed game Of
foot bah between the Nickersou Nor
NAL and the Empoua State Normal
teams that must have been good. The
reason 1t must have been good is that
one players got his shoulder dislocated
and there are charges that there was
an attempt to drug the Nickerson team
by the placing of belladonna or some
other poison in the drinking water.
Nevertheless the Nlckerson boys won
Il glorious victory, the score standing
II too. The Emporla team is reck-
oned as a good team and tied the Uni
versity team few days ago. Under
these circumstances the Nlckerson fell
lows feel that they have earned rating
and a place in the annals Of fame.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
Another DIstr o ssing Accident,

On last Wednesday evening after the
GAZETTE had gone to press very dis
tressing accident occurred on the Rock
Island track just south of the round
house. W. G. Taylor, and old man up
ward of seventy years of age was run
over by the cars and his body mang-
led. No one saw him when the acct
dent occurred and the matter as to just
how 1t happened is largely conjecture,
It seems that there were several freight
cars standing on side track discon-
nected from any other, and under one
of these or between two of them the
old man had seated himself on the rail.
While he was sitting there some other
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

TO remove a troublesome corn or bun
ion; First soak the corn or bunion IN
warm water TO soften il, then pare II
down as closely as possible without draw.
ing blood aud apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously
for five minutes at each application. A
corn plaster should DO worn for few
days, to protect it from the shoe. AS a
general liniment for sprains, bruises,
lameness and rheumatism, Pam Balm is
unequaled. For sale by all druggists.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

II have used Chamberlaln's Colio
Cholera and Dianhoea remedy and dad
Il 10 be a great medicine" says Mr.. 10. b..
Phlpps, OF PoteAu, Ark. at cured me
OF bloody lux. l cannot speak too
highly of IT, This remedy always wins
the good opinion. II not praise, OF those
who use H. The quick ourea which 1t
effects even In the severe cases make II
favorIte everywhere, For sale by all
druggists.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
BERNAL.

Having nice weather; plenty OF rain;
little cooler; everything is booming;
wheat is looking fine.
Meeting is progressing nicely, NUN -
Der Of conversions and some that has been
converted once have to come again. as
usual at every big meeting. A good at
tendance.
Not very much going on except meet
ings,
Ed. Braily is breaking Bowsers Daisy
mare; says she Is easy TO ride.
Mr.. Anderson from prattis here visit
ing friends. hon Roy,
H"aHa=----HHs -a---=.s-- H.aHasaa.HHHH
Watch for Gilhooley Reception at
the opera house.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

There Is d notable fewness of corn
huskers In this county this fall. 1t Is
easily accounted for because there Is a
notable fewness of even nubbins for
them 70 hnek.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
Horticultural Society Revived.

HORTICULTURAL society HeNlNous
The meetings Of the county hortlcul-
tural society have been allowed to
lapse ever since about May or June
when the last meetlngS were inter-
rupted by rain and bad weather which
prevented an attendance In the grove
where they were TO have been held,
Through the busy season too 1t was
difficult II not impossible TO keep up
attendance and interest. A meeting
of the executive committee was held
the latter part Of last week however
and the meetings will DO again re-
suned. The next meeting will be held
at Twenty One hall In this city on Wed.
nesday, November l4th.
The meetings which were held last
spring we're u much value TO the farm
ersand fruit growers Of the county and
q continuance of them will no doubt
result In much good to the fruit grow
ing interests OF the county during the
years to come. The Reno County
Horticural Society 10 an organization
that should be encouraged not only by
the farmers and fruit growers them
selves but by the other citizens as well,
For the developing Of this not the least
of our interests helps the county as
well as the individual who is himself
personally interested.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

The Halloween crowd Of boys this
year we're rather tame. The police
we're uncommonly active and most of
the boys who usually do the mischief
had TO be content with innocent capers
and harmless prankS. However there
we're six arrests Of boys made for des
tructive mischief.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

During the last week The reformatory
has been pretty much running itself
while the officers and employees have
lbeen home 70 vote.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

A new time card went into effect on
the Santa Fe yesterday. 1t is usual
with this road to change time about
twice u year, spring and. fall. The tri-
weekly flyers OF limited through trains
will now begin to run.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

e. I. Hackney of Wellington closed
his speaking trip with a speech vt
Turon last week and returned to WITCH
ita via this city on Friday.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

Mrs Dennis of North Poplar Street
has gone to Colorado TO join her boys,
will be permanently located In Color
ado Springs.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

DR.J, W, MAeuIRE,
SPECIALIST,
Diseases OF Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
Glasses Scientifically Adjusted ONCE In Ma
,AOhlO Temple, hutchinson, khnhah,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
LOCAL AVID PEaAoNAL.

The rage of fall fevera which has
been quite severe In this place this year
seems 10 be abatlnR,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

The two reformatory boys who at
tempted to escape and had not been
captured when the last issue of this
paper was issued have since been re-
taken. They we're arrested in Okla
homa City, Oklahoma. Officers were
on their track and wired ahead giving
information upon which they we're ar
rested, SO now they are all again
lodged behind the bars.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

All druggists guarantee every bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone who is
not satisfied after using two-thirds of It's
contents. This is the best remedy in the
world for la grippe, coughs, colds, Group
and whooplng cough and is pleasant and
safe to take. 1t prevents any tendency
OF a cold to result in pneumonia.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

This year has helped very much In
developing the fruit industry Of Reno
county. Notwithstanding the dry
spell In the latter part Of the sumaJt.f 8,
that was almost II not quite hnpittts'
dented, the late rains seem TO 'hGHt
been sufficient to bring a very large
apple crop, Some OF our orchards
would cause some Of the old fruit
growers OF the Ease to open their eyes
in astonlshment should they be visited
by them. Fine large red apples, juicy,
crisp and succulent almost overburden
the trees Many Of the farmers who
have been successful in harvesting
their crops have determined to adopt
new methods in handling them. Put
ting them in cold storage until the
most favorable time for marketing Is
the favorte method, One farmer
with large crop has decided to work
up most of bis crop in cider and apple
butter which he will put on the mar
ket.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

This week we announce change in
the businee4 firm Of The Brown Hard.
ware Co, which has been represented
in our advertising columns ever since ii
opened up In business, The senior
member of the firm Mr., Charles Brown
sold his interest in the business last
Thursday to MIR, G. Il, Waite. Mr.
Waite is an old travelling man who has
resided 10 this city for the past eight
years and has a large business acquant-
ance. Like his present partner, Mr..
Rabbit, he has quit the ranks of the
travellers to take the more settled life
of the resident business man. Both
members Of the new firm are thor.
oughlY experienced In the hardware
business and will no doubt be success
full In the venture.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

Mr., Webster of Lincoln township
who keeps a weather record for the
weather service department, reports
that October was the warmest in a re-
cord of twenty-seven years and the
@etest but one in twelve years.
This weather Is giving the new wheat
a splendid start and everywhere the
fields are green and thriving. For
some reason, perhaps because of so
much moisture, there seem to be but
few complaints Of amaRe by grass
hoppers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
Connecticut.

Mmerifa uuf Der @Dsltausitelz
lung. SSn gait Berlin, 1T bas Mtate>
rial fir bic ameritarii9e Wer!ItGtte
auf Der Barrier Weltaus leaung 9erz
peft.ut !uprbsn. OaFelbe tam bisier
Sage in az Wagenlabunsen oerpadt,
in Neip Yort an, I'M bon bort aui elm
R.aierunss IransporiI9ifi berlaben
AL tpsrben. 4us bieiem Bacterial
fperben in Bnris amsritanii4c Sanbs
tpertsr cine ameritanii9e Wer.itatt in
grobem Mabitabe erridten, Die 343
Sub lcng unb II SUB brett if unb
ben ameri,ariiden QusfsIsn BON
Mai1inerit fir Sola< unb GiIens9es
irbeitung @elessnbeit bietsn ipirb, hire
Hai6inerie in polem Bstrisbs gu seiz
ZEN. 9iei. Wertfioit pirb ben @eIllz
bern Der MISUNDERSTANDING bic 9ei>
tunssfSbieieit Der b~eionbers in ben
ebten Sobren 10 raid aufesbliibten
meritaniiden Waidinenbau : Snbuz
tri. In uufaIsnoer Meiie boz 2(ll0en
iibrsn. OaB GebGube pirb pom
sunbamsnt BIB gum Sa9fiyit e6snIp
imeriianiiasn urIprun9s Iein, fpie
BE Mai9inerie. bic es gu bergen be-
iimmt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
MiKourt.

= Setter Sabress Qnfans. I'm IL
lbr Spnntag Qbenb, nit 8esinn bes
neuen Sabres, erloi9en in alien
IQeps, ben poli5eiz unb Seueripebrz
itatiDnen bes iiiOli9en Stabttbeils
pon ct. 2puis ale @liibli9ter, ba Der
StaOtrutb ii9 ge~tpeisert bate, einen
neuen 9eleu9tuneszG ontratt nit ben
2ieferanten, Der MiHouri : Gbiion
electric 2igbt 60. uno Der 2acleoe
9as 60, einaugeben, Wappr 3iegen>
balm aber Bis gum leBten Iusenblid
gebofft bate, Die 9eielli6aften au9
pbne Gpntratt bic 9eleu6tung FORT
ieben ipirben. Die 2aclebe 9as Co.,
nsl9eNorb<S ct. 2ouis beleu9tet, pirb
bies audi tbun, bd ie unter einem
neuen Gpntratt, fir ben bic Qngebote
oemnG9it eingeforbert perben, elm 9ez
leu6tungsmpnppol fir ben srDBten
Sbeil Der Stabt auf 5ebn Sabre erbdlt.
Die Sogenlampenz 8eleu9tung pirb
fortgeieBt, ba bieier Gontratt eritgnb:
gpril erlii9t. Sn ben itGbtii9en
SoipitGlern, i'm 4rmenz unb Srrenz
bauie, Dem Gefdnsnib Der neuen unb
Der alien Stabt crloi9en am Montas
Q6eno ebenfaus Die 2i9ter, in ben
Initalten muBte man ii9 mitStearin=
teraen bebelfen. Sieier Stanbal lit
ausi4liebli9 barauf Suriidaufibren,
bab Die WifpurizG biipn Co., iia pei@
gerte, bic Staotpdter gu nbeeinfluhen".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
YcnmIpIpamta.

Wenn 3iesen Gprbeeren freHen.
Sames SHERMAN fibt nit i6perem
9srSen in trgenb einem mDbIirten3imz
mer pbilaoslpbia's. Ser Mann
bate feds bon INN breiiirte 3tesen,
nit benen er i'm 2anbe berumreiite.
&iirali9 murbe er fir elm p~ierSsbntdz
aiaes @uftreten in einem Muieum in
philadelphia ensasirt. @r tonnte in.
oeilen nur a4t Sage fi9 probusiren,
benin feline 9efdbrten, iein &iinitler=
itola unb iein &iinitlerbrot, bic feds
3iegen ndmli9, iino ni9t mebr. Cine
na9 Der anberen it perenbet. limb
aipar besbalb, neil bic 3isgen um>
ldnQit, ba er pGbreno ibrer Sref1ur
ni9t ba mar, = 2prbeeren fraben.
3ieaen fDnnen 2prbeeren nidt ber>
bauen. Niemanb iab ben Sbier9en
gu, als Elm Ha9tpG6ter besMuieums,
Der ba9te aber, bic 3ottelbDde piirben
ii4 auf cine neue 9lananummer, bic
2orbesrenfrehung auf offener Ssene,
pOrbereiten, unb lieb iie rubig gepdbz
rem. Sas gnbe pom 2iebe mar, bab
iie ale perenbeten unb ibren armen
Serrn unb Msiiter trauernb auridz
lieBen.
= S9redensfsene am @ltar. WG6=
renb Der SriibmeHe in Der Stride bon
Dur 2abD Of 2ourbes", Sperbropt
BEL philadelphia, fam elmer Der WeBz
biener nit ieinem lei9ten 9etpanbe IN
bic Ndbe elmer brennenoen Serge am
Qltar unb iofort aiinselten Slammen
an linn empor. Die @nbG9tigen pas
rem cine SetunOe lang i4redensitarr,
bann entrans ii9 pielen 2ippen elm
Letter S9rei. Batter gorbett, Der
meHeleienbe priefter, brebte ii9 err
itaunt am 4ltare I'm unb iab nit
einem 9lide, mas geideben. Mit fell
tener @eiitesgegenpart padte er bas
9epanb bes &naben uno lDi6te bic
Slammen nit ieiner bloben Sanb. Sn
einem Mpment mar ales ppriiber.
Der MeBbiener bat nur cine sertnse
8erlebung erlitten, tpGbrenb Der mus
tbige geitli9e ii9 erbebli4 an ben
Sdnoen perbrannte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
SbtO.

= Der 9iirsermeifter pong lepeldnb
bat ertldrt, bab bas Spielen UNI
Sibner, Puter etc. in ben WirtbI9afz
ten ni9t mebr eepulbet tperben piirbe,
unb baB bic Wirt6e tein 9efliigel fir
ben beiagten 3ped faufen ipnten. n@s
lit msin feiter gnti9lub", iagte Der
Mapor, voem Spiele an ben Nbenben
ppr Seittagen elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN. Die
Wirtbe folen re9tseitig baruuf aufs
merriam gema6t perben; bamit lie feis
ne 8erluIte erleiben. On benz Qus@
piirfeln BON @efliisel betbeiligten ii9
in Der Regel iol9e 2eute, tpel9e am
penigiten i'm Stanbe fii6, ibr Cslb
pegauiuerfen. Wenn tie einen SrutS
babn .getpinnen, 10 baben iie fir ben
9pgel setpDbnli9 fiinfmal mebr aus
seseben, als er tpertb lit. 9as
S9limmite aber lit, bab iie ni9t nur
einen 8pgel, ipnbern AUDI einen 4ffen
nit na9 Saus f9leppen. Muberbem
banbelt es ii9 lln cine l1ebertretung
Der 9eIebe gesen bas Spielen. Wir
lperben Der Sadie Elm gnbe MAIDEN,
penn bieies mDsli9 lit. Ser ppliaei
miro Elm 9efebl Sugeben, pona9 ale
Wirtbi9aften, in benen UNI 9efliigel
sepiirfelt pirp, als. Spislb0aen gu be-
tra9ten iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09

rnii9ternen Maeen" ni9t stpet barte
Gier ellen tOnne. Surp batte jebob
bic 9pinte bes Wibes ertannt unb
beibe Ger 5usleid in ben Munb gez
itedt uno per5ebrt, 10 bab ibm bon ben
unpdrteiii4e Der Sieg Sugeiprp9an
uno gleid3eitig bic $40, um pelde es
ii9 banoelte, eingebdnbist ipurbe. Sr.
Meper mar nit benz lIrtbeil Der I'm
parteiiiden ni6t einperitanben unb
perlangte Die perlprenen $40 suriid.
oils Surp Die Hiidgabe pe~rtpeigerte,
laurbe er tlaebar unb bic 4nselesenz
belt fam ppr &idter @llilb our Ser
banoluns. 0ieIer bate auseni9einz
li9 reifli9 iiber bic bettle Srase na9z
gebaGt unb ertldrt, bab Wettsn gleiaz
bebeuteno nit 9liidsipielen iinb, in
pel9em Gimme er Die Srrb i%nitruirte.
'0ieielbe f9lob fi9 Der 4nii6t bes
Hidters on unb enti9ieb, baB Surp
an Meper bic $40 pieber Suriidseben
miiIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09

gung bes &abels bon Mmerifd r,d9 ben
Bbilipptnen ppreenommen tpprben
limb. Wan traf auf Spei 5inbsrniHe,
Die Der 2e9ung bes &abels 9robe
S6perigfeitcn peruria9en nerben.
Oas erite 1T Elm Gebirge, bas 1i6 auf
benz 9runbe oes Stiaen S3eans Bis.
al elmer SDbe bpn 1925 Metern er6ebt,
alleroings mod 80 5aben unter Der
MeeresoberflGde bleibt; bas anbere
Sinbernis lit ems Der tiefiten unterz
Ieeiiden Sbdler. MeKungen ftelten
nad elmer uns sugesangenen biesbe=
aiiglthen Mittbeilung bes Patentz uno
ts9niiGsn Bureaus BON Riharb Gii=
bers in @Drlib cine Siefe bon 5000.
Wfetern feit, pie eben erpdbnt tpuroe.
Diefen Winter iinb gesen $4,000
Wann in Mi9isan, Wiscpnitn unb
Wttnne1pta am 8aumfdaen. Sir
Aa9pu6s iorst Hismanb. Die LANCE
fptro's nod 10 n%eitergeben9
= Sn Der Strabbureer poIt tparert
unldngft Grinnerungen an ben patf9
BON Strabburg mitsetbeilt pprben.
Witt geaug oarauf pirb benz 8latt aes
i6rieben: rSie @ei9i9te bon Der seitz
nabme bes prtnaen 2ouis Napoleon
bur4' ben Sambourmajor Sern inn
Sabre 1886 bat in einem Stdbt9en
bes llnter=gl1ab bic grinnerunq an
ben ldngit peritorbenen @irtb 3app
tpadaetufen, Der ii@ elmer tntimen SEE
fannti4aft NIT benz aatier Happleou
riibmte. Wenn er gutter 2aune mar,
eraGhlte Der alte 8ramarbas 1einen
itaunenbsn 9diten nit benz nDt6ieerp
Wienene unb 9ebGrbenipiel, bab er in
Baris Bel Nappleon fret aus< unb ein=
aeaanaen fei. Die Wa6tppiten batten
ben 9efsbl, Sreunb 2app, ieberaeit
bura3ulafen. nSa", iaste bann2app
peit.r, rtpann i4 angetIppft bab', bat
Der Happlion sli9 entries g~eriiefe, I'M
no bin i6 min gauge I'm bab' a'fdt:
8oniour 2ouis. go bet er geiat: Stems
rami 2app! $50 tiimi6 Sii bers2
O'pu piensstu bonc9 1nb no bet er
mid bur9 ali fini 3tmmer g'fiibrt,
no ONES BON 9plb unbMarmel gldn5t
hst, bits ms S9lpfaimmer bun Der
&aiisre, bic ii9 nod i'm 8ett gelGje.
yo bet er ere uf b'a9iel tlppft unb bet
a'iat: llgenie, lepestpi, PANT 2app eft
la! SEP madf4 uns s'f9pinb e paar
Goteletten iiper, In g~ebrdteltt 9rums
bere bersii I'm bpli9 uns E 8utGGn
StDpferle ism Seller eruf -" limb
10 ging es petter unb man perIi9ert,
bah Der quite 2app bic 9ei9i9te 10 oft
eradblts, bab er iie - i9lisblia ielbit
alaubte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09

Sbslsi9 es cine Seiratb aus2iebe mar,
tpurbe Tie balb TIRES @atten iiberoriiis
fig unb betros Jpn Qls Nemetb err
fubr, bab ie einen, ia ioeor mehrere
2iebbaber babe, idste er lie aus benz
SGuIe, Srau Nemet9 iiberlegte fiG
bann bic Sa6t unb bat ibren @atten,
lie pisDer 5uridSunebmen, mas bieier
aber ntGt tbun po1te. Sic p~erfolete
i'm nun fortpGbrenb nit ibrer 2iebe,
unp zines Sases, als ie fi9 auf Der
StraBe trafen, Sog er einen Repolper
herpor, CAB bier S9ife auf iie ab,
perleste ite aber nur lei4t, unb feuerte
bann cine finite 8usel gesen ii9 ab,
bic tbn i9lper peripunbete. Seibe to-
men in's &rantenbaus unb perlieBen
ca fdl;ebIi9 sebeilt. Die Srau fam
auf bic Strabs, Der Mann ms 9es
fdnaniB. @or Sturgeon bate er bic
Gtrafs abs.biibt, unb ba trGfen tie iid
pieber. Die 2iebe Der Srau i9ien I'M
apiiden nod beftiser seporben gu
fem, unb tie Bat i'm neueroinss, lie
in @naben aufSunebmen. @ber ebenio
bartnGdis pie bisber perpetgerts er es,
inbem er ertldrte, bab er i9r bic @ers
.aanaenbeit ni9t per5eiben fDnne. Seitz
Der mar bic Srau pie pabniinnig, lie
aina bon 8affeebaus gu 8~affeebaus
unb betrug iih nit auffalenoemlleberz
mutb. Giirali9 fam lie in bas SAFE
Mertur" in Der aerepei9er Strdbe.
Der belsbteIten Strabe in 8ubapeit.
9a lieb iie itd aaffee, Sbee, Wein,
gbampagner unb gigaretten seben,
unb psrtbeilte bas 8eite1ts unter bic
SaffeebaussG1te. 8alb iammelte fid
cine .Iuitise" @eieli9aft Inn bic idOz
ne SSrau unb lieB iia bon ibr freibalz
ten. sic bate bic 3iseunertapele, bic
in benz &affeebauie concertirte, ebenz
fails einselaben unb lieB ii9 bic mes
landplti9iten unsarii9en Weiien auf>
ipielsn. Bl0bli4 iprang lie auf unb
blieb Dor ibrem Slide iteben, als pb
lie cine Hebe bdlten tpo1te. SIM aafs
feebauie purbe es tobtenitiQ, unb bic
fdDne Srau rief: rMein Mdnn slaubt
mir nidt, baB i9 i'm liebe! @ut -
ia tdnn linn bas muir bur6 meinen
Sob bepetien, = i9 thue es. Gott
nit Dir Sanbor!" (9lleranber.) SIN.
ndditen Mpmsnte, ebe es Semanb perz
binbern tonnte, bate bic l1ngliidli9e
ii6 cine ausel in ben aopf geiast.
Denige Minuten ipdter mar tie tobt.
Nun slaubt es ibr Mann, bab ie i'm
troB ibrer Sreuloiisteit, seliebt bat.