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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
FATAL Train Collision,

Oil City, Pa, Nov. H.-Three train
men were killed and three injured in q
nead.on collision between Lake Shore
passenger train and a Pennsylvania
freight train, two miles west of Polk
Yesterday. Three more are supposed
10 De dead, buried 10 the debris. The
force of the collision derailed all of the
passenger care, forty oil and coal cars
eft the tracks and both engines were
DESTROYED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
pislocated Ter Jawb .aushing

Dislocated Ter jaw ID angling
New York, Nov. Ill uspiag =
roariously at story told By witty
friend ct ANAL party given by bel
husband, Mrs. Catherine Sharp, Of s57
Grand street, Brooklyn, last night dis.
located her lower jaw and the laugh
was frozen into q fixed grin. She tried
to get her jaw back into place. It was
OF no avail and she was hurried to st.
GATHERINGS Hospit | in az ambulance.
The sur cons worked two hours and
6oally threw the inferior msxillsry
b ne into place. The fixed grin passed
away and she sank back on the bed ex.
hsustsd by the long ordeal. At noon
today che was resting easy but still
suffering from the shock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Indians ON the War Path.

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. II "A band Of
Indians, numbering about fifty, attack
ed the Mormon colony of Pacheco,
Mexico 100 miles from Ell Psso, Tnurs-
day. and twelve Iudisns and as many
Mormons were killed. The Mormons
10 driving away the indians
after the latter mad killed q number OF
the people, but many Of them escaped.
Troops at Juarez have been ordered TO
the scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
New York. Republicans.

New York, Nov, ia meeting of
the republican State committee was
held at noon today at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. G. W. Dunn, of Bingbamtop,
sta e railroad commissioner. WAS unani.
Dously elected chairman Of the com
mittee, vice B. B. Odell. Mr.. Dunn
'lsted that he would retain bis position
OF railroad commissioner. L. F. Good.
sell, OF Highland Falls, was elected to
represent the seventeenth congressional
district. The meeting was love feast
and no important business other than
that mentioned was transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Wore only shoes and whiskers.

New YorK, Nov. Up anbaDdlers,
pullersin and unclassifed lounRers along
Park Row were shocked last evening
oy the spectacle offs flying wedge OF
policemen punched around naked
man and bucking up Park Row toward
the Oak street station. The man in The
middle had on q pair shoes and pair
of Dundresry whiskers. On turninp
to the right into a darker street th'
hying wedge halted for breath and to
persuade the centre rush to at least put
on his coat. After reforming the
wedge reached the goal or g4ol sno
there explained to the sergeant tina
he captive had been discovered lurch-
Jog along Park Row near the Bndge,
and without stitch OF clothing on. DE
nsd strewn his garments along the street
declaring at the same lime that ne was
a hot sport. The first policeman TO
discover him had summoned enough
others from the Bridge entrance to
serve as q screen and then the horriti q
bunch started for the station house
There the hot sport explained that be
was John Eonis, 81 years old, 40 up
holsterer aud without home. DE was
assigned 10 a warm cell and his clothes
thrown in to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
VIRGINIA BAPTlSTs.

At yesterdays session Of the Baptist Gen.
ersl Association Of Virginia at Bristol the re-
port Of Treasurer Jacob, the report Of the ed.
ucstionsl board and the orphausge repor.
were read. The tressurer's report showed a
financial condition $40, 90 better than any
previous year The orphange report elected
An animated discussion, and the speakers
urged q determ ned effort TO raise 10000
the balance required to complete the Central
Orphsnge building at Salem.
In the afternoon the reports on home m's-
sions and the ministers relief fund were read
The night session was deYoted to Stale mis-.
sions. The association indorsed the plans OF
the state mission board and feconded the en-
larged operations of the board in its efforts tc
secure not less than $40, 900 for the work Of
next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
ICoMMuNICATEp.

THE LEGIsLATURE.-Is rec BY TOE ps'
pers that there is some talk of the colsii'
tional convention giving US snnua.
stead OF biennial sessions OF the assem-
bly,. May heaven save our poor Oh
State from any such CALAMITY! Wast
the convention should do is Ihi': Make
them tri-en nisl instead OF bi.enDlsl, and
hen we would have more time 10 wt en-
to recover from the effects OF yc91s
legislation. Judging from those w.
have had in recent years, nothing coud
possibly do the State more harm .asn
10 provide for more frequent nee iugs
OF the Assembly. II is to be hop.d tie
convention will spare us any sucl
horror as an annual meeting Of lle A"
sembly. That would be the las. sIfs"
to break the camel's back.
TAX PAYER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
COMMUNICATED


The DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Hurrsb
for old Virginia and human .or l5s
Alexandria Gszette, bOln uu a. steel
to the democratic parry! Well. as Toe
doctors would say, the graUd cAmscteuc
is past and We are still alive, a4d eau al
any rate be thankful for that much. II
We turn to the Bible aud read lae book
of JOB, we see that when the Lord Der
mitted the devil 20 take everything
that Job had he forbade hin to Take bis
life and afterwards made b mole
prosperous than befor Wac kI0Rs
but that after be permits the trust
mongers to take everything from us
but our lives, that he may eel u I'D
again. The Ssbesns took al. Of Jos
asses and the t. st mougers tooE oil Of
that kind the democrats bad snd Ns
to be hoped will keep them and uct
suffer any OF them to strsy back. Nv
Ia not it the height OF ASSURANCE for he
men who alone are responsible for De
disruption of the democratic pury %
advocate reorganization OF bat parry!
I had rather be defeated again unoer
Bryan, than to win under the leader.
ship of one of them. l, wss hlty
lucre defeated US aud We would have
suffered much greater defeat under
any other leader. He made h mo,. BE-
tonishiDg fight against overwhelming
odds aud might well exclsIu with
Marmion.
1--WE ran our course my charger fell.
What could We 'gsinst the force OF nel. :
Well, God bless him, he is homes, ard
true, which cannot be said OF any Of hi;
opponents. b
Waterfall, Va, Nov. 16.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

VICE IN NEW YoRK-Bishop Henry
G Potter, bishop OF the Episcopal
diocese OF New York yesterday even
log sent letter TO Mayor Van Wyck 10
reference to vice 10 that city, and es-
peciaIly on the East Side. This letter
Is the one promised some weeks ago
when the Bishop publicly announced
that one of his rectors had been grossly
iusulted by the commanding officials OF
a certain police station, and that he
proposed TO take up the matter in e
manner which the heads Of the police
force should feel.
Bishop Potter iercely charges police
officials on the East Side with treating
with contempt and derlsiou clergymen
who call to complain OF The frightfnl
vices there permitted, with the
completely of the officers. Mayor Van
WICK replied, promising the fullest CO.
operation, and issued strict orders to
the police aud district attorney. Mr..
Croker says be is sincere in his crusade
against vice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Arrested on a serious Charge.

Addison, N Y, Nov. IT, Charles
w. Iogersoli, 60 years old, railway
mail clerk. has been arrested for al
eyed assault on two young girls, 8 and
IL years old respectively. They state
nat Iogersoll enticed them into mail
car aud took improper liberties with
them. IL is claimed that trainmen
oored a hole 10 the Car petition and saw
che crime committed. Ineersoll was
held by the grand jury in $500 bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
From Havana.

Havana. Nov. 1.-THE constitu'
Jional convention is making poor pro
gress. The delegates, at most OF the
essIoDs, devote the time to personali-
ties. Frauds at the recent elections
have been charged and admitted. Dele
gate Gibernsu directly charged Score
t,ry of State Tsmayo with stealing the
election 10 Havana province.
Sixty three cases OF yellow fever are
reported in the city today. The fever
epidemic issgTsdually sbating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
THE METHODISTS.

The opening religious services Of
the Virginia Conference, in ses-
,ion in Norfolk, were conducted
Yesterday morning by DR.. 5. h.
Cox, OF the Baltimore Conference. The
con mittee whose duty it is to select the
place If meeting for the conference re-
ported nsving selected Newport New,
md ths conference will hold it's Dexi
session in that city. The application OF
Rev. w. M. LET wien for resdmisslop
Sus reported lavorably by The COM
mittee, but stroog opposition to the
report of the committee developed.
The discussion was growing quite
spirited, when DR.. w. g. Starr, after
speaking in the highest terms OF the
personal character and pulpit abb ity OF
Mr. Leltwicb, stated that he had been
reau ssted by the doctor TO withdraw
OILS application Tue committee then
reported fsvorably on the application
Of Rev. X. n. Hariness, OF the Northern
Methodist C0urch, for membership 10
this conference. This application also
caused considerable discussion and OPP
position on the ground that conference
was BOW full, and there was 40 room
Tor transfers. The question was finally
settled by admitting the applicant, with
he understanding that he would be
transferred to another conference BY
me bishop.
40 interesting feature of the confer
ence was reception rendered Bishop
Duncan yesterday evening at the At
lantic Hotel by Mr.. A E. Kellam, lay
delegate from the Portsmouth district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

The Mckinley administration, which
supported the rebels against Spain in
Cuba and the Philippines, has been, and
still is supporting the rebels against the
Chinese government. against whom that
government finds it hard to make head
way, while the allies, among whom
the Americans are still included, are at
lacking its army 10 the rear. But now
shat the people o. the Philippines are
no longer rebels against Spain, Mr.. Me-
Kinley thinks they have no rights
that Americans are bouod to respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
The Markets.
Georgetown, Nov. 17.-Whest 65s7O.

FAIRFAX NOTES County Court
meeIs on Monday.
MIR. Jno. r. Reid, of Stoneleish, died
on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bonnell died on Monday,
the residence OF her SOD, II. d. Bon
nell, near Kenmore, in the S9Ih year OF
1er age Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

The people OF Hawaii. at their recent
election, chose as their representative
in Congress a half breed. who is also q
uonarchist. 1t was only natural for
them to do SO, aud so it will be 10 ell
the other conquered provinces, when
their people shall be allowed to vote, II
ever that shall be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY's Secretary
OF the Treasury is 30 much In favor of
paper money now, that he says there
should be great deal more OF it, and
that, not the national banks, but the U.
8. Treasury, should Issue 1t. And vet
the national banks In the North, and
nearly, il not all of them In the South,
were a unit 10 favor of Mr.. Mckinley
at the late election, and treasury notes,
it must not be forgotten, are based upon
the proscribed metsl--silver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

There Is no pleasure in life If you dread 60.
lDe to the table to eat and cast rest at night
o. account Of indigestion. Henry Willisms,
OF BoOl vile, Ind, says h suffered that way
for years, till he commenced the use OF Aodol
Dyspepsia Cure, and adds, NOW ran eat
.ny,hiig 7 ike and all | want ana sleep
soundly every night" Kodol Dyspepsis
Cure will digest what you eat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
The Five Richest Men.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE FIVE rich
est men in the United States, from the
latest quotations given, with the
amount of their wealth. Is as follows:
J D Rockefeller, S4OO, 600, 900; Carnegie,
$2l6 .240, 900; Vanderbilt SIG 000. 900;
Wm. Rockefeller, $1O5. 900 600 and VIM.
Waldorf Astor, $4,000 700.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
may do.

THE gentle women united with the
Mormons 10 Utah last Tuesday week
and voted the republican ticket soiidiy'
That the latter should have done 30 10
NOT strange, as the republicans sane
ton polygamy 10 the island Of Iolo, but
wby the former should nave, ia ques-
Inn for them to answer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

conceivable means by which to deter
hIack beasts 10 human form from as
sauluog their mothers wives sisters
and daughters. Blood is thicker than
..,ar and when heated heeds no law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
MONETARY AND C0MMERtlAL

New York, Nov. 1.-THE stock m'iAs'
opened excited and with mum rous s-''-.''
over night. Southern Railway piei- pa
opened al gain OF / d per cent. snd ''i
Ia per cent. to It. The specuIaI's 'P."
seemed thoroughly aroused and buying ol'''
came 10 on all reactions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

THE Earl OF Rosebury, the leader oil
the English liberals, is q dreamer, ana
now goes back century and squarter
and saws if George III mad made proper
concessions to the American colonies,
the capital OF EOgland would have been
moved to this country, aud the English
% people, by this time. would have pos
Assed the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

Mr.. Ross, the alleged democratic
member OF the board of commissioners
of the District OF Columbia, and
some of the negroes Of Wash
lnQton are among those who have
called upon the President aud con-
graduated him upon his re'elec.
ton. Mr.. Bryan had telegraphed his
congratulations before. AS nobody
labors under the delusion that Mr.. Ross
is democrat. bis congratulations are
not surprising, but many people will
look upon Mr. Bryan's as insincere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

REPRESENTATIVE MANN OF Chica 70,
rspubl can, who says he was born In
the South, has expressed himself as de-
eidedly in favor of reducing Southern
representation in Congress and 10 the
electoral college, by apportioniDg 1t,
not upon population, as originally
provided by Congress, but upon the
number of votes cast. A great many
white people 10 the South have become
40 disgu-ted with both political parties
that they don't go to the polls now,
and many of the negroes follow their
example. for the reason tba' they have
found that suffrage never has and never
will do them any good, except when
used ss commodity, and for such
purpose there is now no sale for 1t. But
now. as ever, the most malignant South
mating republicans are Southern men,
whether they go North, as Mr.. Mann
has done. or stay at home and promo
ill.feeling tween the negroes and the
white people who employ them. The
working men Of the North, aud the
democratic desel ters in the South WHO
voted the repuo lean ticket at the las
election, may find comfort In the result
Ing rise 10 the price OF the necessaries
of life aud 10 the reduction OF Southern
representation and an increased nun.
Der of negro federal officials, but
few other people can, except the trust
owners, army and navy contractors,
and dealers in stocks md money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

A case 10 prevent cigarette mauOiac'
turers from putting pictures 10 pscSass'
of their product is to be tried DO 'Le
United States Circuit Court Of Apps's
at Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

BISHOP POTTER of New York, who
took an open and active part sgaiost
Mr.. Bryan 10 the recent campaign, Is
now engaged 10 covert opposition to
the new effort Mr.. Croker is making to
suppress open vice ia New York city.
But when q preacher becomes q politi-
cal partisan, there is no telling what ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

THE burning at the stake with faeots
and Kerosene in Colorado yesterday of
a negro who had brutally outraged,
mutilated and finally murdered white
girl, shows that white men In the North
as we'll az In the South, and 10 the
West o. in the East, will resort to any
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To
BAG, the wonder-worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guarsn'
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Steritnt Reuedy %. CbScsec o. Neg EH&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

UyANTED-BRI, KLAYEks It one a
w ply at Warehouse OF onion iiO'. "a
storage 20, corner LIST and Lists, L. e
ibgton, d e. NV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

WILL BE AT soUIHsRN DEPOd ~.
w carload Of FLESH CONS "-Dl H
DAY MORNING, Nov II. Paf.ie' va re
10 buy will please come early, IS '-''' '-'
ont at IL o'clock sharp. ,-oru.r
nov1T 3t - ~ ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
WANTS.

UTANTED-C0L, BED Man wao wy. ~
w plsiu hand to prepare to nav d, i, -
monthly and expenses Sad .fel q a' l-'-
envelope foI psItic lsrs. n..v
PRg dent NAcB a. d.
II 356 De ,TbOIu 81 o c'sL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

when you want prompt acting little pills
that never srips use DeWitt's Little Early
Ripan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

QUALITY TEILs.-A jul nc
" Groceries for summer = tI %Sffii.s,Ugy.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Idsr ofUncIa,med Letters.

The following is list of the letters ne-
naming in the Alexandria, Va, postoffios
November II.
RoIls, Giovanni Mouoghsn, Mrs z
8olIa. John Purvis, Mrs Alexander
osy, ct Richardson, William
Ganes, Miss Mamie Sanford, Mrs GORDON
Ipnolitio G Saunders, Miss -
Jackson, Charlie Smith, CO
Jeffries, BENZ amin Stevens, Mrs Fannie
JOS L. CRUPPER. p N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

REEN GINGER aud CLEbNbD va
U RANTS just received BY utsrN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

DOE HERRING and sHAD 10 ''
VLFANED CURBANTs for s'I5 81 si,.RN
C4BOLINA BEAD RlCE, eD %T'IIIBUsN
" today by =, - - -
CANNED LOBSTER, fresh, Jqi,' an ISl
~ by d.,
-pvsE GRAHAM FLoUI Ts 9sT ye5 ~
asv nv
NEW BUCKwHEAsT, y FI9 2. H. ai So s..
~ pure, Just received BY :. !, -. - . .-,,
ISIGIN BUTTER snd FRESH D., iS mas.
~ iscsived BY -,-----
EINE LOT aAlo' 10 MLB0Rs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

DOE HERRING and sHAD 70 %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
0ns IN her 0nctnr" iaats be,

,Sas lit Der Doctor, iaste Der
8nabe. SD femme feline Weiie gu flins
geln. Spu id ibn ber:inbiften9 Gr
tann Sbnen iaeen, fper i9 bin.."4
,Mein, ni9t bod, perIsbte 2oro ct.
SUIT baitig. M09te bas 9ebeimniB
ii4 nun l0ien, ipie es ppllte, icoenfaas
polte er feir @ufieben baourA errea
gen, 1onbern feline @ema6lin bis 81 Ieiz
mem lebten 4tbemSuse bei4uBen.
ygteiu, es lit ni6t nDtbig", fubr er
fort. SD fam bierber, nm ban Doc
tor gu beiu6en, uno bieIe Dame dbauz
bolen. SD fomme pieoer - es piro
mir fonit fir bsute gu fpGt."
rWeroen sic aud fpieoerfommen?"
fragte Der &nabe gipien nit flshsnosm
Some.
,Sa", perIebte lie leiie, .i9 peroe
ftsts Sbre 9ei6iissrin bleiben. SD
tomme pieber."
r9iit Su bereit, mid gu begleiten.
9ipien9 Infer Wagen itebt Dor Der
Sbir. Wir fDnnen Die 9roi4fe forts
f9iden."
rgsrfolstst Su mid ~bierbsrg"
fraate lie, unb tbre Stimme bate ibm
ME suppr 10 unbarmberais itrens ss>
tlungen.
,Sa", uno i9 piirbe Dir ii6erua
bin, islbit bis an bqs @noe Der Belt
fplgsn, @ipien, penn ih Dir irg:no=
pie niiBli9 iein t0nnte."
sd bate etpas nit Dem Doctor 81
bsIpreden uno fam oesbalb bierber,
8ipien", Iaste er. sWenn es Dir ni9t
unangsns6m lit, einen augcnblid gu
tpartsn, 10 mill i4 Die Sadie slei9 nit
i6m er, lebisen."
,@ber Oh pirIt ibm ni6ts ben Dem
eben 8praefallenen mitt6eilen?4 fragte
lie nit letter. beiierer Stimrne, Die or
taum ais bic ibre 81 erfennen per<
mo9te.
.0as perbe i6 ni6t", periebte ct,
unD ie gldubte ibm.
gr fe1rte in bds Saus 5uriid uno
fraate na9 benz Doctor, Der i'm ie6r
freunbli9 empfing. @r ipra6 5uerit
nit linn iiber Die 4~ngelesenbeit, Die i'm
gu ibm sefiibrt bate, uno ioete bann
in glei4giltisen, Oberfld9li6en Zone:
Isle baben bod Gedt gebabt liss
Der Doctor, 2abp ct. Suit but pirt,
li1 einen S9iiBling - ben iungen
0orman - in Sbrer @nitalt. Setn
Sbsim mar elm treuer, gsfGdBter
Sreunb ibrer Samilie, unb lie fannie
Die Wutter oes &naben."
.Sa, has bDrte i'd, berIebte Der
Doctor.
Damn fu6r 2orb ct. SUIT fort:
.2aop ct. SUIT nannte ii9 Mrs.
Smith, neil lie ni9t g%stdnnt iein unb
iebss @ufiebsn ober iebe Hiidii9t pers
meiben pollte. SD babe lie iiber hire
5urdt Dor ieoem @ufieben ausssla4t."
GprtfeBunsfotgt. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13

n5rass i'm ielbit Wbrian", perIebte
lie, niG bin oieien Son niht sepDbnt."
sd iagte es Sbnen ia bsreits, mein
9err", %tpieoerbolte Der &nabe unsebulz
bio. .2eibsr peib i9 ielbit nur tpenis
iiber mid, aber bas itebt feft, odB i9
5snrp Sormdn, pes peritorbenen IRr.
0orman's Neffe, bin, unb oab er mid
BON 4merita beriberbra9te uno bier
in penIion edb."
,@pn 4meritd9" pisbsr6olte 2orb
ct. Suit. n&amen Sic aus 4merita
bierber9"
.Sa, in 8eslsituns meines S6eims,
unb bieie Dame, bic cine Sreunbin
meiner Mutter mar, bsIu9t mid su=
peilsn bier. Warum polen sic ibr
besbalb s%iirnen, mein 9err?"
2Orb ct. Suit iab eritaunt uno pera
pirrt aus, er bltdte BON benz @inen
gum Wnbern.
.Wis bsiBt bieis Dame, = btefe
Srsunbin Sbrer Mutter9" frugte er.
llno Der &nabe perieBte abnungs=
los:
rMrs. Smit9."
raannit Ou mir bas ertldren, 0tz
pisna" fragte ibr Gsmabl.
2orb ct. Suit penbste benz &uae
ben iein blsi6es, SeritDrtes &ntlib gu.
Isle Iinb dlIo Der Neffe beS DIR.
Oorman, Der fri6er Cir 4rtburs
Heslies Setretdr auf 2~ancetppob
par9" fraste er.
Ser @eii9tsausbrud beS &nab:n
perGnoerte ii9 in punoerbarer Weiie.
.@elaen Namen nannten Sic e6en.
metn Serr9"
,2ancepoob", piebsrbolte Der Seer
,3aucspppb!!" Iagte Der 8nabe err
rest. ,Mir lit, als bate ia bieier
Ramen einmal gstrdumt - ooer ioltt
i6 i'm i6on irsenbpp gehDrt babenG
9%ancepopo = 2ancepppb-bas tlingi
mir 10 isbr betannt!"
Sinh sic Der Nsffe jenes Scr. g,
Dormant" fragts 2oro ct. SUIT.
,Wolen sic mir eineu Iugenblid
9epenfseit sonnen, mein Serr2 Wsnr
ss @loden in u~nierer @rinnerung gibt
10 babsu Sic bic Der msinen eben ale
in 9epegung seiest unb ie tlinger
pie 2anceppoo = 2ancepoob. Wii.
len sic, mein Serr, bab mir bel osl
Nennung bes Namens Elm gauges 8ilf
DOR bic Seele tritt9"
rWas fir elm 8ilo9" fraete er err
1taunt.
.Oas Bib elmer breiten, iteinsrnsr
5erraHe, an beren 8dluitraben i'd
Roien unb Paiiions6lumen empps.
rantten, unb fernbin elm oi6ter Walo
SD babe i6on oft bapon getrGumt
iiberbaupt babe i6 oft 10 feltIam
3rdums. Sb mein Obeim fi9 jemal;
auf Qaneepooo aufbielt, tam i'd
Sbnsn pirflih nidt fasen, benin e
Ipru9 nit mir ME bon England"
9pro ct. Suit, feline @emablin uni
Senrb 0ormdn, blidteu einanbe,
I6meiseno an. Die 9eI6rsibune, bi
Der &nabe bon Der Serrdiie unb ben
Walbe bon 2ancepopo sab. perIeBt
feline 3ubDrer in bas bD9Ite @ritau
men. Der laute S@aa Der 2biirflinse
untsrbra4 bic SSene. I,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
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