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New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
FORTIFICATIONS IN SHAN-SI.

CHINESE PREPARING TO RESIST. AN AD-
VANCE OF THE ALLIES. IT is SAID
London. March lit is not likely that the
Powers will oppose the schemes of Russia,
says the Peking correspondent of THE Morning
Post" telegra phing Saturday. The situa-
tion is regarded very gloomy. Even the Chi
nese plenipotentiaries declare openly that inter
vention by the Powers is not desirable unless
they prepared 10 back up their protests
There are reports from the Province of Shan
ST that the Chinese constructing extensive
fortifications and mobilizing large bodies of
troops to resist advance of the allies.
General Chaffee refuses to allow the decapi-
tation of several notorious Boxer chiefs, guilty
of murder. whom a Chinese judge has
demned. The Americans the only foreigners
who have carried out TO executions in Pel1ing'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
MAN HURT IN JUMPING FROM FIRE
FLAMES CAUSE MUCH EXCITEMENT IN AN
APARTMENT HOUSE.

The tenants of THE Farm a seven story
apartment house on the northeast corner OF
Twenty ffth-st. and Lexington-ave were driven
from their rooms at $50 o'clock last night by
fire which started in the apartment of Mrs
Julia Frank the third floor. Thomas Hig-
gins, John Thompson and William BedIow had
a bachelors fiat on the fourth floor. The smoke
became so dense and the fire threatening that
they decided TO leap to the roof of No g. pri-
vate house adjoining THE Farm" The drop
was fifteen feet. Thompson and BedIow made
it in safety. Higgins received a large scalp
wound. internal injuries and possibly fracture
OF the skull His companions carried him TO the
first scuttle they could force open. That was in
No "a They carried him down to the street
and he was taken to Bellevue in an ambulance
The fire spread rapidly and the smoke drove
the other tenants in all directions Those on the
upper floors fled to the roof. while all who could
get down 10 the street cid so. The excitement
was intense Firemen and policemen assisted
many of the women to the open air.
The loss to the owner of the building and to
Mrs Frank is said to be $500.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

THE HAISUSE TO HASTEN TO YOKOHAMA
SITUATION IN CHINA REGARDED
AS SERIOUS
AS SERIOUS.

London, March 1.-THE Japanese battleship
Haisuse, just completed in England. has been
ordered proceed hither with all possible
speed" says the Yokohama correspondent OF
The Daily Mail" "Other orders given to the
japanese navy indicate the seriousness with
which the japanese Government views the situ-
alton in the Far East.
We'll Informed Japanese regard Russia's
ton in Manchuria gigantic bluff. inspired
by the notion that Engand's hands tied in
South Africa; but Germany is only half
hearted in the maintenance Of Chinese integrity
a coalition with Japan is improbable. and Japan
is too much embarrassed in her finances to do
more than to protest and to endeavor TO secure
compensating advantages in Corea-"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
DE WET ESCAPES NORTHWARD.

London, March 1.-THE Times publishes the
following dispatch from Aasvogel Kop. March Q:
General De Wet has escaped northward by
forced march with four hundred men. His OBJ
1ecllve is believed 10 be the vicinity Of Kroon-
stadt
-FOUR other Boer leaders are still in the south
western part Of Orange River Colony.
NOW that General De Wet is back in his own
country, IL will be almost impossible TO operate
against him Just so soon as he is pressed his
later
Cape Colony
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
DETRoITs TELEPHONES DISABLED

Detroit. March 10.-More than ten thousand tele-
phones were rendered useless to-day by the rain,
which fell and froze during the entire morning.
The thirty miles hour wind which accompanied
the rain raised havoc with the wires, weighed down
as they by ice. officials of the Michigan
Telephone Company tonight estimated their total
loss in the State at $4,000 Streetcar service
greatly impaired during the morning by the ice.
The storm general throughout the southern
part of the State. wires suffering everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

Kingston. Jamaica, March 10.-The govern
rnent of Jamaica, acting on behalf Of the British
Government has sent a strong protest to the
President Of Ecuador against the employment of
soldiers TO compel thousands of laborers from
Jamaica TO work under the Mcdonald syndicate
in the construction OF the railroad from Guaya-
quill TO Quito.
The protest is almost ultimatum. as ii calls
for an immediate discontinuance Of the coercive
measures.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
BLOODY RAIN' IN SICILY AND ITALY.
ATTRIBUTED TO DUST FROM AFRICA BLown
ACROSS MEDITERRANEAN

Palermo. Sicily, March 1o.-A strange phenome-
non is now witnessed here Ever since last night
a heavy red cloud has extended the city, the
sky being deep red. The rain now falling re-
sembles drops of coagulated blood.
This phenomenon, which is called bloody rain
is attributed dust from the African deserts
transported by the heavy south wind now blowing.
Rome March 10.-The phenomenon now TO be
seen in Sicily extends also Southern Italy At
Rome the sky is yellow and at Naples a rain OF
sand has fallen the heavens being dark red.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
MORGAN AFTER DOMINION COMPANY.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR CANADIAN STEEL. CONCERN
IN PROGRESS. TORONTO ADvIcEs SAY
Boston March 10 (SpeciaD.-Advfces from,
Toronto say that despite President Whitney's
denials it is believed there that negotiations are
going forward for the purchase of the Dominion
Iron and Steel Company by the Morgan syndi-
cate The reports further represent that there
is no less opposition in business circles through
out Canada to the transfer.
It Is thought that the change would unfavor-
ably affect the British steel industry, while il ia
not clear what benefit would come to Canada
In a general way the consolidation idea is un-
acceptable because OF Canadian preiudice
against trusts and desire TO maintain a COM
mercial independence of the United States
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
EARL ROBERTS AND THE BLACK EAGLE.

Berlin, March lot is rumored in court cir
cles that Earl Roberts thankfully returned" to
Emperor William the insignia Of the Order Of
the Black Eagle. conferred at the time of the
Kaiser's visit to England, after noticing the un-
favorable comment in the German press upon
the bestowal Of the honor.
This would explain the omission Of the custo-
mary announcement N the "Reichsanzeiger' of
the comforting Of such Obstruction.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
RrEEET- DERoULEDE DUEL ARRANGEuENr

Brussels. March ION. Paul de Cassagnac, the
we'll known French Conservative Deputy and editor
of 'IiAutorite," of Paris arrived here to-day with
NJ Paul Buffet brother of NJ Andre Buffet and
NJ Augustin Fe1nand de Ramel of the French
Chamber who Will act second witness for NJ
Andre Buffet in the projected duel with VI. Paul
Deroulede.
Genoa March 10-M Paul Deroulede arrived here
this morning from Barcelona, accompanied by his
sister and NJ Narcel-Habert.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
sTORNIING GATE OF GREAT WALL

Berlin. March 1O.-The War Office has received
the following dispatch from Count Walder-
see:
Peking, March 1O-Colonel Ledeburs column
stormed gate of the Great Wall, eighty miles
west of Pao-Ting-Fu, Friday, March s, captur-
ing four guns.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

PRINCE TUAN AND TUNG FL HSIANG
WITH THIRTY THOUSAND MEN, PRE-
PARED TO RESIST ARREST

Shanghai. March 10-Dispatches from Ian
Chau assert that General Tung Flu Hsang with
twenty thousand men, and Prince Tuan. with
ten thousand men, are at Ming Hsu, prepared
to resist arrest.
The China Gazette announces that Sheng
the Taotai, has memorialized the throne in
favor Of the abolition of the likin duties. and
that all the viceroys and governors support him
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
TO PRErENT OUTBREAK IN THE BALKANS.

London March LIT is reported that Russia is
seeking the support of the powers in a scheme to
prevent sudden outbreak in the Balkans" says
the Vienna correspondent of 1.-The Morning Post"
"She proposes that Serva. Bulgaria and Greece
should greatly reduce their armies. condition
that the powers give a pledge protect their in
dependence. II is asserted that the assent of Great
Britain and Austria has already been obtained
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
DEATH OF CAPTAIN PADDOCK.

Peking, March 10-Gloom has been great over
the entire American command by reason Of the
death of Captain Richard B. Paddock, of the
9Th United States Cavalry. who died yesterday
Tien-Tsin from pneumonia. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

London, March 11.-"Chinese signature of the
Manchurian convention is practically assured"
says the St. Petersburg correspondent of THE
Daily MAIL because Russia last August sent
to the empress dowager 300 pools of bar
silver"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
COUNTESS ACQUITTED OF ARSON.

Berlin, March 10.-The trial of Countess
Schlieben accused of having set fire to her
villa in order obtain the insurance money which
began on Friday Berlin ended at 2:5o O'Clock this
morning in a verdict of acquitta The Countess
was Immediately liberated.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
LISBON POLICE WOUND STUDENTS
BRUTALITY DENOUNCED TO AUTHORITIES
CENSORSHIP ENFORCED.

BRUTALITY DENOUNCED TO AUTHORITIES
CENSORSHIP ENFORCED.
Lisbon. March 10.-As the result or mani
festation against the Jesuits by students OF the
Polytechnic School the police entered the instl-
tuition and struck many with swords Among
the wounded are some infantry and cavalry
cadets
The affair has caused lively indignation. ana
the assembled students have passed resolutions
addressed 10 the House of Peers and Chamber
OF Deputies denouncing the brutality or the
police
Madrid March 1o-"El Heraldo" makes the
following statement:
There have been further anti-Jesuit manifesto
mons in Lisbon, making necessary the calling
out Of the Municipal Guard, which is now
patrolling the city Strict censorship is enforced.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
SPANISH GUNBOAT GOES ASHORE

Madrid, March 10-The Spanish gunboat
Ponce de Leon is ashore near Huelva, about
fftv miles southwest of Seville
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
WHY SO MANY TRAvEI. THIS WAY:

Because we like beautiful scenery, prosperous
cities and growing towns and when the train stops
We have arrived somewhere. That is why We travel
by the New York CentraL'-(Commercial Trav-
eller-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

Cure the Colds that come in night with
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Ad
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11
THE PLAGUE AT CAPE TOWN.

TWENTY TWO DEATHS ALREApy-MAy BE rRou-
WITH NALAYs
cape Town. March 10-The official reports re-
tafolng the progress of the bubonic plague in
Nape Town since the outbreak show total OF
twenty-five deaths and 102 cases.
The Malays gathered to-day TO oppose the re-
.hoVai OF Malay who had been attacked by
'He disease and OF several persons who had come
INTO contact with the victim. The police were
empowered, and the persons who had come
,''o contact with the Malay made their escape
- ~ phe event Of repetition of this experience
" VIII be necessary to employ an armed force
- 'nat trouble is anticipated
New-York tribune., 1901-03-11

SICKNESS DUE To WATER SHORTAGE.
A GRIEvOUs PHASE OF THE PRESENT pRoUrH-
Doctors attribute the prevalence of various dis
eases 10 this scarcity. The situation unimproved
In New York and Brooklyn. dispatch from
Hiram Kicker & Sons Poland Springs Maine. to
their Poland Water Depot, Park Place, New
York. advises they had shipped seven hundred and
nifty cases (seven carloadsl OF Poland Water by the
Maine Steamship "HOratO Hail." which would
reach New York Monday morning. Telephone or
ders will be delivered direct from the steamship.
supply be had from any of Park q TIL
ford's Acker. Merran q Condit's stores. Poland
Water Depot. Park Place. near Broadway, New
York. o. A Marsh, mgr-Advt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
H..
Die 9eiferuug.

@pn sutem Binbe se%triebsn, bate
bas S6fff, auf Dem Der ungliidli6e
garnap ii9 befano, an Der englii9en
aiiite gelanbet.
Don Yriitpl aus Bis na6 2onppn
sins bic Heiie Su Sub.
Wie er baielbit antam, purbe er
einem S6parme Matroien beigssGblt,
Der an Ger Miinbung Der Sbemle gu
arbeiten bate.
9isr perlebte er traurise unb miibez
pole Sage. Sriib MOrsens, ba nod
aaes i9lief in Der ganaen Hatur, uno
bic Spnne nod tief rubte in ben IT'LL
len Welen oes SSeaus, puroe er i6on
bon Der rauben Stimme bes Matrpz
ienaufiebers setpedt. Hun mubte er
ben san5en Gag BEL masersr 8oit unb
i6le9tem @etrdnte bic idpsriten 9lrs
beiten perrihten, 10 baB er in IpGter
Na6t, oa er ii6 CUR Hube lesen ourfz
tie, aus Miibisteit Der erI6opften
@lteber taum gum S9lafe tpmmeu
tpnnte.
Wenn er aus 8erieben oft nur Elm
tleines unipi9tiges 9ei9dft unterlais
len bate, ooer es ni6t nah benz lauz
nissn Wiaen unb Sefebl ieines Sbsrn
piinttli6 senug parri6ten fonnte. 10
flog Der cerbe Stct bss unbarmberz
5isen @ufiebers nit Gentneri6psre
auf ieinen Hiiten, 10 baB er i'm beiz
ben S6mera nit ben 3Gbnen tnirs
ifen, unb nit Sbrdnen in ben Nussn
b%alblaut l%euf5en muBts.
@aein bieB ideinbare llnsliid mar
Iein srDBtes Slid. Sn oieier i6pes
rem, jammerppnen 3sit reifte in Ieis
mem SnnerH Der unerfditterlidits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26

0orIab CUR 8eferuus, unb Die Bel
ieruns ielbit.
Sft, tpenn er matt unb i1laflos il
Der itinen Mitterna6t auf Ieinem Ga
ger itDbnte - ba trat ods Bib ieinei
pergangenen 2ebens an ibm poriiber
rqu' bteB bab' i9 berbient", iaste e
bonn gu ild ielbt: raa' oieb uno nod
bel mebr fir mejnen srenSenloiei
2ei9tiinn. Iber i9 min audi 4aes
nit Schulz ertrasen. Quf bic S9slt
porte Der Matroien, auf bic Stod
i6lGse bes Muflebers min i9 MIDI
einen 2aut erpioern. Reft gerne nil
i9 nit meinem S6tdiale aufrieber
iein, tpenn nur Der liebe 9ott metr
briniiges Gebet erbDrt - metu Sc
bet um Sroit uno @eiunpbeit fiji
meme alte Wutter, fir msin liebei
Weib unb aino."
Gr permieb BON nun an iebe lu'tig'
Geielidaft Der MatroIsn, ipenn aud
@adpfeife unb @eIang nod 10 einla:
bsnp gu Ieiuen Sbren tDnten. Sece,
Slang bieier Muiit mar iest fir ihr
elm neuer 8prfpurf ieines @epifens
iiber ben srob.n 2ei9tiinn, burd Der
er ii6 ms glenb, unb Mutter uni
Weib uno 8inb pielei9t i9on untel
bic Groe ge6rd4t.
limb penn bic Matrplen gu i'm
traten, unb i'm ihalten ieines Sief.
Times tpesen-bd fonnte er bic SbrG:
men ni6t su~riidbalten, unb iagte: sd
rolte, man bate mid friiber iolbes
Siefiinnes ipeeen i6elten biirfen. =
oann pdre id iebt nift in eurer rpber
unaebtlbeteu 9eieai4aft."
2a6enb singen lie binpeg, uno -
bransen ME mebr in i'm. Gr abel
tpanoelte an ben 5eierabenoen uno II
feitli6en Sreiitunoen trdurig unb elm.
Jam am ufer Der Sbemie auf uni
nieber, INN ii6 burd beimpebli6e 4n.
idauung Der romantii9en Hdturpar.
t6isen elmer melt ii6 a%usbebnenber
2anbi9uft gu seritreuen. limb ba Ell
allein ii9 lab duf Dem Spa5ierpes'
am llfer, tniete er nieber an einen
Seitrdu9e, unb betete, inbem er Sdn.
be unb 9lide gum freunoli9en mol:
tenlpfen Simmel erbob: y9ieber Soft
ienbe mir einen miloen, erquidenoer
Gtrabl Der 9Offnung in's iammernb,
9ers: id iperbe pieoer suridtebrer
oiirfen in bic irldnOiide Siitte, uni
bic bltnbe Mutter pieoer ieben, uni
Weib uno &ino, bic i9 10 unsliidlid
sematt! = 8 nie min i6 bann gan;
elm anbersr Wenid ietn! Wie min id
ale meme Rrdfts aufbisten, bic irldn:
biide Siitte pieber umauihaffen gun
Srte Der Seraensrube unb 9liidIelts:
felt. oamit 2arrp, tpenn er suriidtebrt
aus Spanien, einen pabren 9rube,
an mir finbe, unb Der frpben alter
Sage u~nisrsr blinben SHUTTER lid
irene, uno frieblid nit mir ii9 Der:
einige gu einem beitern sottgefduiser
2eben bis gum fiiblen 9rabe!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Der & m m { r.

Die alte Mponep nit gpelinen unb
| ibrem &inbe 1ub obne Spru6e une
NSbrGnen in Der traurigen Sitte, Die
5eit benz Spbe ibres Mannes bon 10
bielen 2eiben beimgefu9t porpen.
Der Mpnb, Der iiber ben 8aIaltbiis
seln beraufftieg, mari ieinen blaRsn
G9ein auf bic nod blGhern abse'
bG%mten @eii9ter.
Der Sag unb bic Stunbe, ba 8arz
nan suriid3utommen Deriprad, parsn
iGon .lange ppriiber. Iber 8arnar
mar nidt ba.
,2urrp lit tobt!" flaste bic ate
Mutter: ,unb 8arnup min ni4t ions
men, mir bic Sobesna6rt4t gu brins
een, neil bic Stimme ieines 9epi1s
TENS gu Inn iast: bein 2ei4tiinn III
G6ulb an benz Spbe bss 8ruoers."
-. Gpeline ieufSte iiber ben 8orpurf
in ben bic SHUTTER, DON S6mer5 unh
Gram iibsrpdltist, iber ibren 8atteu
ausbra9; aber lie ertpioerte TEN
Wort, unb blidte pebmithig gum
Simmel.
Die alte Mppnep iab iie an unb era
f6rat; benin in benz Q%usenblide fi6!te
fie, baB lie bic liebe S4piegertoHtel
setrdntt babe,
nGpeline", faste tie, mir lit re6t
ban9e UNI beinen 8arnap. Wenn ibm
1llur auf Der bef9perliden Reiie teir
llnsliid piberfabren. Sd fiirdte! =
,Seiltser @ott. tpenn AUDI Sarnar
ni9t mebr auriidtebrte! Was piirper
mir anfdnsen tOnnen9 = Hein, ID
i9per pirb uns Der Simmel ni9t
priifen!"
limb bod, Mutter", entsegnste
Gpeline, bod fdeint mir aaes, BON
Sobe bes alien WiGiam Mopnep bic
auf bieIsn 4ussnblid, cine i9pere
Yriifung bon Sben. 9ebe Der giitige
@ott mir unb Dir &raft senus, iie
~aus5ubalten! = Mutter, i6 iplte bid
tr0iten - aber id tam niAt - i'd
fslbit unterliese beinabe benz Sum
mer um meinen 8arnap. Gr bat mir
70 sepib bic Stunbe unb ben Nusen'
bid beitimmt, ba er Suriidtebreu
tperbe. limb iebt, neil sr ni9t oa 1T,
mug Elm llnslid iber ibn setOmmeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Oie 9IIfs.

Sn Der irlGnbif6en Siitte i9ien es,
als tpenn oas Gleno ii9 nieoerselaiz
len babe, um INNER barin gu perblei=
ben. Die alte MOonep pantts miib=
Jam an ibrem Stabe, nit Dem lie ies
ben ibrer Sritte prraus bemeHen
mubte. gpeline aber lag i6ma4s
tenb auf benz arantenbstte.
60 pGbrte es ihon mebrere Wos
6en lang, uno bic armen, ungliidlihen
9%epobner bieies abselesenen einiaz
men Sbales paren pie bon Soft uno
FMeni6en perlaKsn. Die feline gmz
ma CAB iid spar iepe erbentli6s
Wiibe, 9rpBmutter uno Mutter 81
perpflesen. Iber, adj, pls unbebilfs
ltde &inb bate felbit nod Der smiis=
item pflege beourft.
Sober 8prratb on Spsiie unb
Grant in Der Siitte mar eri6Dpft.
Der srDbte She'll Des @sloes, bas
Muttsr Moonep Don 2arrp erbalten,
unb in elmer eigensn Spartahe aufbe>
pabrt bate, mar iammt alien anbsrn
Griparten bereits gum tGsli6en
fargliben 2ebensunterDalt berbrau6t
pproen. Die perpaiIte camille lab in
Die traurigite 3utunft.
Sc mar nah elmer i6per bur6s
tpudten. i4mer5ppllen Mittsrna6t =
ba iaB bic alte Mppnep isuf3enb in
benz sroBen 2ebnItuble, Der nod bon
Wiaiams arbeitiamen Sdnoen auIamz
mengefiist pproen mar, unb barrie
betenb uno nit ,Sebniu9t, Of bic
3rantbeit Der lieben Spdtsr @pelins
ii9 ni9t bulo gum 8efern tpenbe.
emma fntete am Bette Der Mutter
uno peinte.
0a erbob ii9 gpeline, sliibeno bon
Der %brennenben J~ieberbiBe. uno iaste:
v2iebes ainb, idau ourd oas Sem
tier, Of ii6 Der Mprssn nod ni6t seiz
gen min iiber ben 9uialtbiiseln!"
emma sebor6te. y@ute Mutter",
iaste lie, gum Bette suriidtebrsnb:
Die SpiBen Der Sigsl fdrben ii9 a1=
mGblig purpurn. 3 penn es pabr
pdre, mas mir Der Batter oft geIast,
tpsnn t6 am friibeiten Morsen brau>
BEN iiber benz Sentmale Des 9rpBpa=
tiers tniete, unb sr mir porbetste -
pie motif ih mid frsuen auf bic Nns
funft Der Sonne!"
LIMB mas iaste Dir Der 8atsr2"
fragte Gpeline.
Ser Purpur Der Mprsenionne on
ben Sugeln", ertpioerte emma, lion
pas 3eiden zines sliidli9en Cages
iein."
@peline ld6elts iiber bic lInIdulp
ibrer Sodter unb lab nit einsm
f~lebenben Bid nah Sben, als ppGte
lie beten: .Sas eebe Sptt!!" - Damn
Iagte lie ipieoer: .2iebes &inb, nimm
oas iroene ariislsiu, eeb' binaus an
bic 0uels, bic bsin Batter aus BEN
9aialtseiteinsn inter bic S6atterl
Der GrleugeitrGu6e seleitet bat. BORT
mar, tpenn er, rubte bon Der Nrbeit,
iein 3ieblinsspldBfen. Gr nannts
ben itiuen beimli9en Srt nit benz
"ianften Rieieln Der Suele uno nit
ben pielen fdattisen YaumsepOl6en
bas Sriebsnstbal. mir mar in einsm
Sraume, ais fGme mir bon ba aus
Rettung unb @eneiung. Sch, lisbs
emma, unb hole mir eiHen 'frii9eu
tuhlenben 2abstrunt.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Sic irldnbiiDe &1tte.
Bon Dem VeriaHer Der geatusb6bk.
(T prtfebu g.
Bon Dem gertaMer Der seatusbSble.

rDumals, als bic itiirmiifsn Woa
gen iiber mir (&apt. 2amberD Suiamz
meni6luaen, als i9 nit Der leBten
Mnitrensung meiner 9~ebenstrGfte
tGmpfte in Der bansiten Sobesansit,
bamals, ais bas Hettunssboot mir
entseseniteuerte, als i9 itiGbeteuo uno
buffenb gum !9immel aufiab - oas
mails eelObte ih in meinem Snnern,
fir, ben Hettsr ,msines 2ebens gu fprs
gen, 10 ldnSe ib atbme. Der Retter
lam, unb brafte MIDI gliidli6 binaus
ans 2anb aber, d6, er Itdrb oaflr
ben i9Dnen Sob Der 4ufopferuns unb
Qiebe gu ieinem Mitbruber uno
fpnnte bic 2Diuns meines 9eliiboes
ni9t mebr iub empfinoen. - 4ber
nun fi6rt mid bic @oriebung benz
@pbne gu, auf ben bes 8uters Sels
benmutb unb Meniaenliebe i'm poas
iten Mabe iibersesansen, unb i4 babe
mid elmer boppelten pflidt gu entls@
bisen. 2arrp Moonep, ba treues
gbenbilb beines peritorbenen @aters,
ipmm, biete mir bic !9anb! BET BEN
9bi9isbe meines Sreunbes, beines
euten Serrn, i4pOre i9 Dir, baB th
bid ME BON meiner Seite laiien, oab
i'd Dir pie einem lieben Spbne, Batter
rnb Jreunb fein peroe. Mlan lou
ni9t Iagen biirfen, ods @efubl Der
Dantbarteit unb @esenliebe lei erlos
iGeh i'm Solbatenftanoe. Neben mtr
fpG beine &linge bliben in ben &eihen
Der Seinbe; unb i'm Eager, fpenn uns
pergDnnt 1T, aus5uruben bon Der err
miibenben S6la4t, fpait bu oi4t an
mir beinen Seppid ausbreiten. Wenn
i6 buburd ben 2~iebesbienit, ben oetn
Uatsr unb bu mir seleiitet, audi nur
fhpa6 erpibern fann = 10 bleibt mir
bod BON nun an bic iiiBe 8erubigung,
i6 babe getban, mas i4 tbun tounte."
2arrp fab nit einem 8lid DOH
Sant unb Sreube in bes 8dpitalns
~trsubsraisss Quse. Scr Geift meines
@atsrs", iasts er bepest, Dpiro eub
ieqnen fir bieie 9rpbmutb. 8on mir
ober nsbmt bas trdftise 9eriprefen,
baB i6 eu6 10 treu fem min, als ie
Elm 9iener Ieinem Serrn geneien."
Der Sag Der Qbreiie bes &apitains
Ribton eridien. 2arrp trat tpeinenb
Su linn, unp iagte: v9err &apttdtn,
renn ihr ie Qlaubt, bah t6 en6 treu
eepefen, unb tpenn eu6 euer Snner@
ites iast, baB bic gfli4t Der eiebe ben
Meni6en on ben Meni6en fei1elt =
o 10 pergDnnt mir, baB th cine Sitte
an eu9 iteIe, bepor ibr bon binnsn
fdeibet. SIR pibt, id babe gu Sauie
eire aIte Mutter. Sd tonnte ihr, ebe
i9 bon Dublin binausiteuerte in bic
tpeite Gee, feline Nadri6t in bic Sets
nfatb ienben. Seitbem bat lie nihts
mebr bon mir erfdbren, 10 penis i'd
BON ibr unb ben 4nbern gu Sauie
aunbe erbalten fpnnte. Sic pirb
iammern uno ii6 bGrmen, unb mid
bepeiner als ibren perlorenen Garrp.
Serr &apitain, ipenn tbr auriit=
fpmmt in bic Sauptitabt bon Gngs
Lamb, o 10 f9idt bieien Brief, ben ih
eu9 mitsebe, nad 8rup in Srlanb.
gr sntbGlt einen Sroit fir bic liebs
SHUTTER, unb cine neue &npeiiunS auf
bic 5Gste meines Soloes.
DER Gdufmann in 9rap pirb bieIbs
aabe bes 8riefes in bic irldnoii4e
6iitte senau beiorsen. Nun lebet
tppbl, unb persebt audi bort iiber benz
Meere ben treuen 2arrp in Spanien
ntdt."
Inter bss Sreunbes unb 2arrp's
SbrGnen unb @liidpiini6en perlieB
2apitain Hi6tou bas Eager, nnb
ma9te iid auf ben Ridpes in's Sas
terlanb.