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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

IL is said that scoii Mccoy. the new
trainer or james Buffers East View
farm horses 4 engaged 10 train a. that
establishment for a term of tive years a.
salary 10 nearly 5000 d year. 70 a
running man 5000 Is not much 81
a salary. Many jockeys not oui 90 ihelr
teens have received salary many times
greater than that. yef trainer and drive
CT of troiters has go work much harder
10 earn bis ray than "a Jockey does. A
Jockey bias nothing % 40 but 20 ride hls
races and many Of them ride as INSTRUCT
ed by the owner OF trainer of The hor1es
driver OF frntiers has ta do hts own
training look after the shoc|ng aid hai.
aucing of his horses. give them their ex-
crcise attend % the shipping on the
stable. and many 81 them 90 an iha
work Of managing the campaign. 10
stable of irotters can BE- az a8 successful
without trainer aud driver of merit la
charge. set Che drivers who gei a salary
Of 5000 or over can BE- counted on :
mans fingers Ed Gecrs. who has trained
The Village Farm stable for 90 many
years. probably Stands az the head u
the drivers who are noN getting good aaf.
aries. The largest .aiafy paid 10 a troi.
iing-horsc driver was that which Charles
Marvin drew a few year. ago uhen be
camnalsned stable for Mcs.ra Miller
A. sibiey Of Franklin pa which was IS.
derstood % BE- $1,000 fear W. D An
dre~s. now trainer for E u Harrinaa
of New York has f3r several yeare
drawn salary Amounting to nearly
5000 Among the other irainers % ret
big salaries james Oatcomb. trainer y
ihe lawson stable. 4 Mash. taainsr
of the Mapleaood ,4,fm. rortsmouth n
tL Henry riier trainer of y Maieoim
Foroes horsee. and George Starr uhe
trains the Empire city Farm stahie
owners saF thai until if becoma. ro.alh,s
ior harness horses 90 pin more money
they win not 81 able io pay their tr,l-.
err Afger salaries bui ii u noticosh's
that ihe men who pay ihe iarre.t -.
aries stand highest On ihe nst ~ h,~
winners "a the end Of the season 1Ier.s.
man and Siockmau
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01
ON THE IRRECONCILABILITY
OF MAN AND VENTILATION

mand from the head clerk;
otis hotiern blazes ii here smut on
that steam"
Ills done. TO open AZ the selfsame
time the windows and the heat radiators.
this Is woman's way 10 shut both the
windows and the radiators. that Is man
way win the two ever get togetherf
The atmosphere grows denser nomen-
tarlly. "For nothing that does not enter
into my mind and gel within me can
hurt me- saith Marcus Aureiius. on,
the weird old clio smell the old smoke.
old disease. old sorrows and old jokes
which are worse than old SORROWS, that
that dc enter into the minds and ger
within the persons in that awful hoied up
roomi exclaims the New York Herald.
The girl bachelor typewriter'a face grows
pale above her pink shirtwaist. her eyes
are heavy. She Is nauseated. She sasps,
ana between gasps says 10 the old girl
bachelor b0okkeeper'
IT'S So queer these big. strong men
always have something the matter witir
them. SO they can't bear any ventlation'
The old girl bachelor has been with the
firm twenty years She knows men and
things. She knows. but she never tells
She only says ID answer TO the young
girl bachelor;
''Aien are fragile creatures"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

Any ore Who wishes 30 see A aosft.-
iHlnnd hae no occasion e. e. ahra,1 ~
the purpose. for there ere small e.e. ~
several Scottish and Irish lst.. nra b.
Neh known enc on lake windemar.
Nearly 30 these British stands rhars a.
one pecuiaritf-ihey rise and sink IA az.
iersnt times 50 the Ye,r That - W..
1etHfff ~hich is io be found near tha
Aodore fals' remains oelov ihe surface
during De winter hui in June Il r.,-
and continues ic be "an island' for fou~
or nNe monihs. % e clothed vita ori..
nary marine plants. which sros IN ciarrv
SOL % about q fooi in depth. below tsat
being several feet q peaL The ri.l.r
and falling of the island IS caused -
gases which buoy e. ar and then eacane +.
London Mail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01
The Neu Queen Of England
Her Development as Grandmother Has Wrought a
Miracle in This Most Reserved and Se-
we're of Royal Women

The following letter was written prior
to the death of Queen Victoria. while the
woman now queen was stil princess Of
Wales;
London. Jan. 12-The development of
the princess Of Wales as a grandmother
has been source Of infinite surprise to
every one vino has had sse privilege Of
seeilg the familiar side Of this reserved,
almost severe royal lady-for the princess
Of Wales. despite many beauties Of char.
acter, Is reserved ana severe. especially
In her own iamily circle None can vouch
for this 50 Wen as her children and her
servants. II their veneration and affection
for their mother and mistress ever un-
sealed their lips Through au the years
that she has head a position Of greatest
distinction and influence the princess has
never been known 10 express opinion. dis
play prejudice or 60 back on her word
She has opened hospitals. fairs. etc. by
the dozens and distributed thousands Of
prizes but she never made a speech.
Multtudes Of guests have been enter
talned at sandringham. untold numbers
Of famous or humble men and women
have kissed or taken her hand tn theirs.
received her polite greetings. attention or
ready charity. and yet nobody has ever
been found ready to youch for what the
princess felt on any subject
What every visitor to the country home
Of this royal lady has never failed to
notice has been the marvellous order that
prevailed; the perfect attention given By
the accomplished servants; and If they
only knew H. the superior talent thar di-
rects this extensive housekeeping is ex-
eieised in the princess alone. Not only
does she know what every one Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01


their mothers control IS ever. She de-
cided an questions Of dress. reading AID
recreation for them: they never appeared
Ia the shops to make theiF purchases. en-
tertained or encouraged young friends
honored with their presence very Few
save the most formal court functions.
and were trio of rather stifiy silent
plainly gowned ana seemingly Indifferent
girls ExQuisitely ordered as the home
"a Yorkshire and the London palace was
the royal damsels must have found life
cruelty dull until their father piumply
proposed that mis- eldest girl should be-
married to his prosperous and handsome
young friend. the duke Of Fife
The princess disapproved Of the Fife
marriage, but the husband had his way
and the g0ssips say that there was much
secret bitterness felt BY the mother over
her daughters willingness TO marry
mere English peer a bitterness that last
ca untn the first grandchild came and
then the princess conduct FULFILLED the
old axiom that the sternest mother makes
the most yielding grandmother. six
grandchildren In an does this royal lady
boast, ana It is her slncsrest complaint
that heaven has SO far sent her daughter,
Princess Charles Of Denmark, no boys or
girls. Unless some OF the Eife or York
babies are visiting her she declares her
self unhappily lonely, and when they are
with her their days are filled with trib-
utes u grandmamma's affection
Her sons and daughters cannot believe
their eyes ana ears when they see and
hear their stately mother secretly drop
ping bonbons in little Prince Edwards
pocket with a smiling whisper; when she
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

pleads for one Of the children a. a com-
panion in her yctoria orlars her car
fiage stopped before 10Y shops and in
vites her youthful companion % select
the handsomest and rsost expensive play
things. talks endlessly with some infant
associate who prowls through the
precious brlc-a-brac 90 her sacred bou-
grandsons and granddaughlers about her.
Not in such formal family groups as she
preferred when her own children were
young but clasping she title ones close
10 her side with a lost informal tender
ness of expression On her face, .nd some
times with her lay3rits. she yoyrgesi OF
the litue ladies Dun. piii3wns aer soii-
en- head on the shoal1er whore not in
many 2 long day Has q chill lisn head
rested 50 frequently and confidently
rhnippa Itnlam.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01
rnn nols or rnE ovEnLAND.

Long rails 81 steel in the sunlight siisten.
The winding trains through the valley roll
The hardy settlers no longer listen
Tor irdian yfils with a fear e aouii
The Cone0rd kings Of the oiden highway
Now he and m IN the storm and sun
IN the Old cornai or che alley byway.
But battered relies of aefk once done,
And gone Is the fearless. intrepid band.
The boys Who drove on the Overland.
AN dead are the echoes o. long whips snappins.
Held firmly On drivers huckskinnsd hands.
The great wheels over the beuiders rappnE
or bitug their Nay through the drifting
SANDS.
No longer Is savage focman lurking
Behind rock like crouching cat
His fariai muscles with hatred jerking.
Near The quiet shores Of The shallow Platte.
His strong bow held in a deadly poise
For a shot az one % me Overland bo3s.
All. those were The days that tried mems metal.
THAT tned the bottom g nery stceds
When the mustangs ali were iu silken lftile
The wheeiers swings end the dancing leads,
A savage yen and a hght Of arrows
A driver Up on the hlsh box dead
The team with the speed of frightened spar
uneuidsd into the siation sped
10 ttli the tale b the relay band
Of one b1y less ga the Overland
o'ef ths lines o. steel now The Iron hor,s
dastes
Ills N-t breath hlH klni tNn nils ana Nllaai
As eve of giant ilc headlight flashes
a shaft II light Ions ihe glimmerins rails
The homes oi the settlers in peaceful Quiei
Row d0t the valley in close array.
Anl the painted red man no more uus riot
A. back in tne hloodsiainli early day
Sweet roaec uicils ihs seeuter on every hand
And where pre- ihe boys 1i tne Oferiandf
Some iio meath The SD 1f he oid Platte valley
In deaihiy siumnaf that knows no dreams
Near iho traH where they eii az an Indian
sally
Threw cutting -iit o their iriehigned fsams'
sdnie. bent with age and with hair aN
Nhifcned
By hand %. time. ln ihs cifies dream
of ihe rffilous DAYS when their strong hands
ilehttrNi
The ilfca o'ef the haeks ~ "a flying team.
When the RODS were waiting on every hand
Fdf he boys who drove ihe ofcflaudi
Denver FolL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

so ye are going 10 marry Gouiiy's
WILDLY. are yez
s.Oi am.
"And fwaf win yez 60 fvin She takes
20 teilm ycz how much the better inon
her first mon was2r
she won't Didn't oi used to be
liclxin' Garrity-God rest im-ab0uf
once a fortnight for tree years2''-In-
disnapolis Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

m afraid onf son a too fpiir,f. q,
take collegiate course"
Can't you regulate bis studies al, al.
won't orcrworke
-oh. what He think De- wouldn't rr,
through e the hazine -Indanano,i.
Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

Never let a bird cage hang In room
where the gas IS alight unless e ls
exceptionally well ventilated. the air
near the ceiling Is always the most i'm
pure at night
Make a rule Of setting Dicikys cage
on the floor at night. and his health
viii rapidly improve.
After the gas has been aiight some
time put your own head rear the ceii-
ing and see how you would Ike 20
sleep in such an atmosphere.
II the owners of birds would only
realize the necessity ~ lowering their
cages at night they would enjoy the
society Of their feathered pets for many
long years.-From Woman's Life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

Chinamen probably consider them.
selves superior 60 ether men becauss
the4 are not msde of common clay.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

Mr. Newlyued-I actually believe you
like your pet poodle better than you Do
me.
AIRS Newlywe1-Nonserse. Ceoreei
as would fer the dog.-ohio state
Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
MHEELING PROOF.

sity for the exercise of paternal watca
fulness on their behalf"
Eva's face suddenly became very pals
and Diana, pressing her fingers mean.
ingly said:
'iDo let me get you some smellln,
salts. Do now"
'sNo, thank you," Eva responded
family. Not for a moment or two
Miss Trevor. want to hear more o.
this"
The fact was that Francis Osborne
had omitted to mention the route bel
was about to take, and Eva, KNOWN.
well that all exiles, no matter from
what province, are supposed to start
from the great penal settlement al
Moscow via Kassan and Tobolosk, was
picturing him on this very route. Na|
doubt in setting forth he would be
ahead Of this great army of disease and
misery; but should he for any reason
return, as he himself had hint
ed he possibly might, in some three Of
four months, then, according to the pro-
fessors gloomy representation, he
must pass through the very thick Of
the trouble.
SIS nothing being done?" she asked
family. Are there no preparations:
Surely the Gar"
The Cars father was murdered IN
the street in 81, after two fruitless at
tempts, Miss Rayne, remember that and
his present Imperial Majesty, though
an excellent family man, cares very
little for the seething millions who cad
him the Great White Father. His son
nicholas ii. of the future) might 90
better and care more. but
'Trhen you say that no preparations
are being made?"
The professor did not get along quit
so easily in the conversational style DO
cause interruption threw him out.
There are the Red Cross Sisters, II
said.
"All Russian ladies, SUPPOSE
tOh, no, English a great many u
them. Necessary qualification, two
months in fever hospital; for fui
particulars apply to-apply To
Dear-dear me! Now L had that cA'
cular, am confident had it..
"Do come to the tent now and let ~
get you some tea, Miss Rayne, DlsAa
insisted.
Eyes, will come, Miss Trevor. Thank
you, Professor Jonas ard as EVA
moved away she carefully deposited IL
her pocket a printed slip which the pro-
fesor had unearthed from his letter
case.
What did she want that for" Bei''
asked his sister, soto voce.
We've done nice thing between Us
answered Di; adding immcdIatsS'
But it wasn't your fault, BERTHE; you Z"
not to blame"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
CHAPTER XIV.

The morning following his stolen ~
terview with Alexis Lavinski, wnlle INV
official and Ivanovitch were prepaiiH.
the morning meal, Osborne, crainp'.
and aching in every point as thous
bruised by bludgeon. commence
make the nearest possible approacu
a morning toilet. Some snow waite
a horse-bucket, and his own hahoN''
chief used as towel, were the luN''
ious accessories of the function. M'i"
over, not having acquired the true i''
tar insensibility to the presence u
woman. he elected to perform MS Az
lusions in the enclosure outside OIL ~
house. -.
1t was a dangerous experiment a.
very quickly learned, for, not na,'.s
heated his body first to that Pr
which permits the Russian 70 80 !.
naked from the hpt-air bath ana piu ~.
into an icy straam4 the water INV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
Copy right.D

Sleep in peace-and since you pray
pray for me-"
Osborne sank back into his chair by
the table and spread his arms upon it.
1t seemed to him that this knowledge
of Helga's innocence lifted a load 80
heavy from his heart that in its re-
bound 1t carried all before It. lie could
not shout his thanksgiving. but, weak
as woman sobbed it out upon his
folded arms into the stiffness of the
night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
A Bolt From the Blue.
BY DORA LANGLOIS,

Author OF That Redheadcd Woman 'hc Kiss of Judas "The
Secretarys Daughter" Vcoras Dream"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

Guilty."
Ihat no other woman was con-
cerned. then l should thank God in
deed"
For a moment she did not speak. he
thought that spasm of anger contrac-
ted her features. II so 1t passed in a
moment and was gone. BE OF good
cheer" she answered. "the guilt was
mine. No other woman knew of it.
Sleep tonight in peace, MY friend.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
9us alte s II

Die @rdfin bon Rotbeim hattie
ibre S6ublinge nidt berseKen; Tie be-
Iufte oft bas Saus bes Sagbbiiters
unb freute fi9 an ben 2iebtoiungen
unb ben tinbli6en @ntpDrten 8lan=
fa's; offers fibrte iie ibre tlsinsn
ainber Sisismuno unb 3betla nit
ii6, Die balb nit Der tleinen 5rem<
ben SreunpIdaft gei6loHen batteu,
Sci Der Riidtsbr bes 5rIbIines
ba6te Die eble Dame Der Srau bon
Saint STRIP cine before Wpbnung
ein3urdumen, bic, pie Tie iaste, ibrem
Stanb unb ibren @epobnbeiten beis
Ter entiprd9e. GblOtilbe fanb iid
glidl,9 in ibrem einfa9en unb till
len Simmer, aber bic Sur6t, Der sus
ten 5rau our 2at gu fallen, be-
Jimmie lie, oas 4nerbietsn Der @rGz
fin obne Wioerlpru9 an%Sunebmen.
Bon Der alteH Burg, ipel6e bas
9orf 6eberrIfte, batten aipet Sbiirme
ben Derbeeruneen Der .3sit sstrobt.
Sn Dem tleiniten pobnte cine alte
Srau, Die &mme Der 9rGiin, NIT
eiEer Gntelin, cine @aiie bon 10 bis
l6 Sabrsn. Der srpbs unb piersdiss
9burm bate nod i6Dne unb peite
Sale nit engen 5enitern, tiefsu Sem
Iiernii6en uno gotbii6sn @spDlben.
Wlit einieen WGRpen. 3apstsn uHb
einfa9sn WiO6eln mudte man fir bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
81 i d Tide SAGE

0as liebensniirbiae &inb pu9s
unb nurbe jeben Gag itdrter uno
i1Dner; IS ipu9s pie bic Ylumen, bic
es liebte, inmitten Der Ruinen unb im
Sdatten Der groBen 9dume. SieIe
f6one @inIamteit our9orang es nit
ibrem ldnDli9eu unb ii%nnigen Woblz
gerud; bieIe iunse pflanae bate
Come unb frdftige 9ersluft nDtbig.
Wan tonnte lie isben, bon Der MOrz
genbammerung an, in ben Pfaoen oes
Walbes biipfsn, bic bethauten 9lumen
pfliiden, balo nit Hupre6t, benz
Sasbbiter, Der tie pis feline Soater
liebte, balb NIT 4nnd ODER Der alien
SuIanna. Wel6e Sreube fir bas
iunge MGb6en, nenn Is bic S9iirSe
bon &rduter fir bic 3ieas mitbraGte
unp nit benz liebli6en 5biere lief, UNI
auiammen apii6sn ben Selbern unb
MbhGngen gu tlettern, nobel lie an
&ubnbeit unb 2ei6tisfsit nit Dem
1biere petteifsrte, oft aum erpbsn
S6redsn Der armen Suianna.
Srau BEN Saint Strip. beren Sc
iunbbsit nod INNER eri6attert mar,
beeleitete ielten i9re Spdtsr bel bisien
lansen Q~usgangen, aber lie bate pes-
balb feline llnrube, benin tie puBte,
bdB in Der ganaen umsegenb Der
Rame ibrer geiduberin aIlein, Elm
9egenitaHb Der gbrfur6t unb 2iebs,
Der ii6erite S6uB mar. 3ubem bate
Rupredt ibr periproGen, iiber bas
ainp au madden,
Sn einem 5balsinI6nitt, cine babe
Stunbe bon Rptbeim. itanb Elm Saus
bon unide,nbarsm 4H'sben, tpel6es
bon Sidtenz unb Weioenbdumeu bs=
l6attet. uHo an 5uBe zines nit
srpBartigeu Ruinen getr0ntsn Saasls
aHsebaut mar, Sopie bas reiGs
S6lpB Rptbsim ben uHsliidli4en be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20

tannt mar, 10 mar aa9 bas Sdus6en
i'm @sibentbal ibnen betannt; ss
nurbe bon 3pei alien Sunsfrauen be-
ppGnt, bic etn3igen Sproi1en zines
alten Gef6ledtes, tpelhes friiber pas
Shlob bepp6nt bate.
Oamals btnsen bic mGhtigen
8arone b. abrtnp oft in Sebbe nit
ben @rafen bon Rotbsim; bann
idlohen Tie 5reunofbaft unb 9iiubz
nib, bis pieoer neue 3pietra6t ents
itano. SEPT petteiferten bic beioen
ormeH Sungfrauen, G%rbinnen zines
b%eriibmten Namens, nur mebr in
5rDmmigfeit uRb Rdditenliebe nit
Der camille b. Rotbeim.
ab unp gu traf gIanta bic beiDsn
Sdpeitern, Die INNER sufammenz
Qingen unb in bic tiefite Srauer gez
tletbet paren auf benz Wege gu
@rmen ODER CUR Stride; Elm ernftes
2d4eln miloerte Die etpas ftrengen
Geii9ts3iise, Die Site unb Die @ne
mutb hires 4uftretens hatten balb
bas 8inb setponneu, fpetbes iie liebz
toiten, penn lie linn auf tbrsu 8dHsen
besegneten. gfuf ibre Bitten bate
.Gblotilbe i6rer Sp9ter erlaubt, Die
Giniumtett Der alien Brdulein erDeiz
tern gu geben. 9lanta ibrerieits
idlug INNER nit Sreuben ben i9attiz
gen Weg elm, Der in pas @eibentbal
fibrte.
Spnberbare 8sIeGi6aft fir Elm 10
junses &ino bel bieien benz @rabe
iGpn naben @reilihnen.
SrpBbem fpnnte Die 3~unsisuns bes
&inoes fir feline beioen alien Srsunz
hinnen ni6t sGrtlider uno ni9t rib
renoer iein; es bate oisie rubigen
9eiu6e nidt nit ben asrdui9Doliten
&inoeripielen austaui6en mD9en, es
bra6te benen, lie es liebts, cine nelle
Susenb nit. Sinh iibrisens nift
bieienigen INNER jung, Die in ltnz
i9ulb unb @infohbsit lsbsn, tGeli6
NIT Der Ratur unb bsren sSttii9sm
urbeber pertebren9
Slanfa liebte bic alte @nnd, ibre
9alaben uno Grsdblunseu; flo lisbte
pie CUTE Gina, nel9e iie INNER 10
liebepea aufnabm, befpnbers aber
ltebte ie Ruprett. Der iie nit ii6 in
ben Walb nabm, tleine 4Dsel fir Tie
aufaog, unb ibr neue uub be3aubernpe
2anpIdaftsn seiste, ipelts oas ainp
nit einem Jreuosnruf besriBts.
Rupre6t quote bic 46leln iibsr bic
@raGblungen Suianna's uno nannte
tie 4ltpeiber> WfGr9en; aber audi er
puBte 9ef9i4ten 81 eradhlen, bic
Denigitens mebr Sim batten. @r
punberte ii6,, baB man an WaKer=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20

npmp9en 9lauben tonne; er, Der 5l
jeoer Stunbe bes Saqes unb Der
Nd6t ftf&te, unb Dfters HeiIen auf
benz Rheine ma9te, bate ME ipelfe
sefeben nod gebOrt.
Qber er unp Gina bdtten beutlt1
gebOrt, pie cine alte serbro6ene llbr,
Die felt pieleu Sabren unbepegli1 in
elmer @de itanb, pl0bli6, pbne bab
Scenario iie beriibrt bate, bic Mitters
nadtsitunoe i6lug. SieIe Gtunbe
mar Die lebte Der @rdfin BON Rpts
beim, S4pieaermutter Der ieBigeH
9rGfin.
@r bate audi mebrere Male, unb
nit oerielben Seutli9teit, fpenn audi
bon Serne, 9egen Mitterna6t 3pet
idnar5e 9eipeuIter uuf Dem air6bpf
bon &ptbeim umbereeben ie6en.
8ei ben S9peftern BON g(brinb
fane 8lanta 8ergniigen bDberer
Srbnuug, Sic paren in ibrsr Suz
aenb piel eereiit, Das Stuoium ibr
sroBter GenuB, uno in ibrer einfadeH
3uriid9eaogenbeit batten iie geiitise
Sddbe aHgebduft nit oenen Tie ben
Silt bes &inbes, pel9es Der s3ufall
ober bic 9orfebuns ibnen sugei9idt
bate, berei6erten.
ginige Der 5ablrei6en 8ii6er, bic
tbre 5reube ipdren, nurben in bic
Sdnbe Slanta's geseben, unb balb
liebte ie bieielben sben1p leibenz
f9aftli9.
0i6tsbeitopeniger gefielen tbr bic
phantaitiI6en @~raGblungen Der 4nRa
unb oes Sdgers iiber Die 9rieden beIz
Ter als Die erniten 8elebrunseH Der
9ef6i6te. Die norbii6e 0i6tung
perfebte lire Ginbilpunesfraft in elm
3auberlano, unb Dfters mubten bic
SameH bon abrinp tie in has pirfs
itfe eeben 5uriidrufsn, mas oft nur
nit Miibe gelang.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
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