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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-13
SPRING COLDS
breed catarrh and bronchitis
HILLS CASCARA
BROMIDE QUlNINE
knocks out coidc, warranted,
C.K.PARTRlDCE'S

Drug Sto-c, Or2. =. o., the place
to get it. Also U. :. Gold Cough
Cure, guaranteed 70 relieve hard
coughs and bronchial troubles.
CSC purchases eittcr.
maYl2. enlIf In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

p%erTtunben. Serr li~lterf5rtsr! 3iebss
leien GIBBS i'm 5aufe bes alien 0berz
f0rIters Bertram ridt! @emertt2
@ut! Damn tein Wort mebr bats
iiber!"
Sa, ipsntl MmOr ii4 bon einem dls
ten SberF6rIfer 10 Ieidt In bic Sluht
Ef6lagen liebe, er DerDiente gar nidt.
du9 ShuBpdffen in @eItalt feinss
9ogens uno feiner pfeile gu fiibren.
SIN Suli mar Der iunge JDriter getoms
men unb dls Der erfe S9nee fteI, ba
batten stpei iunge Seraen ii9 i9on 10
felt neutrality-suspicious., 6aB ale
SberfDriter Der Msli nidt i'm Stanbe
g%etpeien ipdren, fie BON chamber gu
reiben.
So fam dtIp bic Observation-Disclosures
6eran. SIN SberfDriterbauie buftete
dqes 5hon na4 Weibnatbten. Meiiter
8ertram bate cine berrIide Sanne
fallen unb i'm gltten 3immer uufIteIen
fufen. Die trig ibren tpiir3igen WaIs
besbuft but9 bds gauge Saus. limb
bon Der &itHe Der - ia, bd puroe
aud beute nit alien &rdften unb dGer
forgenben 9iebe an ben Weibna9tss
ftonen eearbeitet.
@enne ftunb am 8ddtrog bart an
Der &ii9entbiir unb tbre' rnnben toeis
Ben Qrme tparen tief in bic SeigmnFe
b%ergraben, bic iie t~netete, bdb es cine
Dirt bate. DIANA 8ertram mar fir
einen 4ugenblid in bic Speifetummer
periatpunben uno 9Orte, Die Mugb,
mar in ben 9olSital gegansen, Inn
frif4e Seuerung berein gu 6olen.
Od i6Ob fih Elm Rppf fdeu unb
fadt in bic &ii4sntbiir 6erein, Bel beis
fen 4n6lid 4enne's BON Der Rnetarbeit
fart erbibtes @efidt nod tiefer err
gliibte. llnb Gem Ropfe folgte cine
9unb. limb bieIe Sanb trug elm
fdmaf Sufdmmengefaltetes 9lGbt6en.
Der Bid Der 9lugen aber, bic ii9
sGrtli4 auf bus iunse Mdbaen ridtes
ten, fugte 10 beutli6: .8itte, nimm!"
baB Ienne gar nidt bdtte pioerIteben
fOnnen, unb I'M Gu bielt fe in ibren
teig6eoedten Tingern bas 8riefden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Wuuusnreta.

Sd fab bid f9duteln I'M Morgenbau9
SIN freten DalDe broben;
Die Nebel batten tim Baum urb
Strdu6
Slatterrbe S4leier getpoben.
S9 iab bid fdautsfn i'm 2iatermeer
Mm griinen WeibndHtsbdume. :.
rSott In Der 96be lei bic @br'!"
Sd fang es ME I'M Sraume.
Nun feb' i9 bid liegen tpelt i'm Bud
limb oente oergangensr 3eiteu..
pa f%ldttert i'm Walbe ods Rebeltu9.
Die Deibna9tssloder iie ldutenl'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

Martin Gtieb mar aufgsfprungen.
Uiit Dor innerliher 9eipegung a~itternz
Der Stimme begann er.
Die Wabrbeit, 5err Oberf0rfteri
Ni4t 10 Tolten sic fe erfabren! Dleiz
ne alte Mutter tpeiB fie bereits unb
6ur9 ibren dumb folte Iie Sbnen
funo iperben. SD Iiebe Menne 10 beiB
itnb 10 innig, tpie fie geliebt su iperbert
oerbient. Sd ipeiB, i6 berbtene Saz
bel, baB i4 ibr meme 2iebe geitanb,
oRne Shire @enebmigung ba3u gu baz
ben. Nber Sbr rdu6es @ort, bas
Sic mir suriefen. dts i9 bier eintraf,
iptrtte in mir na9. 9esbalb bers
f6rieb i9 mir meme alte Mutter als
8unoesgenoffin. Seut' 4benb pplte
lie bier eintreffen unb Sic iiberrd19en,
boppelt ber3eiben Sic mir, Serr
Sberfopiter; aber mas Sic aud be-
f9IteBen mOgen, i9 lam 4enne nidt
luFen!"
Ser SberfOrfter fab grolleno od.
Die Srau Sberforiter iab Iebr iiberz
rdidt aus unb bate bic Sdn6e aefgI~
tet, aber bOie i4ien fie eben nid1
fein.
u@eben sic binuus. Serr I
i9 bite barum!" Der iunS1sdnr
ging. an
Der OberfOrTter gins NIT I9neren
Sritten i'm 3immer berum.
naenne, tomm' ber!"
@ebprfdm, aber NIT iiberflieBenSsn
@usen trat @enne gum Batter dn's
6eniter. Dieter fdb lie an, lanse unb
aufmerfidm.
nOu liebit ben TlteB2"
nSa, Batter"
Sas tldng often unb frei 6eraus.
rSu fanRft ni9t bon ibm ldffen2~
~Netn, 8ater!"
Limb penn i9 gu9 trenne9"
$50 muB id Sud folgen, Batter,
aber bus Sers bri9t mir babei!"
D@e6' 'ndus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
anedJt gupredlt.
@ebid,t BON eriba Sd,aus.


&ne9t Rupredt ftisg nieber bonn Sin=
slts 81, mels3elt,
Der erfte bon allen Wsibnadtsgdfen,
Don ben 2ieblinsspnteln Der ganSen
n Weft
@tner Der liebften unb a~aerbsften.
Gin befdeibener, uraltsr Mann,
SrpB feiner Sabre elm Rnebt nod inns
mer;
limb bob baftet ibm etpas an
Dom hobeititrabtenben SenIettsidins
ater.
Nm bic &inber i'm Qanoe aIleIammt
WuB er bes @brifttinbs @riiBe beftel>
len.
@s III f9iper unb miibfam bas boIbe
Nmt
Ses finberfreunbIi9en SllnssefeIlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
ges 0bfrfOrffrs Weibnadts=
tfolle.
Cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ans benz @alS
BON 6. Grpme'S 9tpieniHs.

@ine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ans benz Malot
bon 6. @rome'S 9tpienins.
0us mar elm Deibna6tspetter
&larer 6roft, ni9t gu bart, unb Elm
| Sub tief S9nee I'm DalOe. MdieIt6s
tif9 retten bic giden lire gralen
bldtterloIen aefte nit benz f9m1len
S9neeTaume in bic Hare 8interluft
binein unb bic Sannen faben I90ner
aus in ibrem natiirli9en Winterz
f6mude tpie in benz unuutiirli9en
S4mude in ben Staben, ben Die Gonz
bitoren unb 3uderbdder Iiefern.
0rei Sage rur nod itdno odsg6riYf,
feft aus, dber Der DaIb mar 59on in
fetner MISUNDERSTANDING. limb
MISUNDERSTANDING CABS audi in
Dem f9muden Sberf0rIterbdufe am
@ingange bes 96nisIi9en Sorises, bds
nit feinen auridgei9lagenen sriiHen
6%eniterldben, ben bGiBiauberen 9arbts
men binter ben blanfen 5enitem unb
feinem leu6tenben, rotben 3isgelba9
eineH fr0blidsn Ginbrud mddte.
Oas !Saus lag NIT feinem Sinterz
grunbe bon md3tte dufItrebenben az
ten 8u6sn unb Gi6en fpie Elm Sinns
bib bes Sriebems ba. limb Srieben
gab's aud tnner9alb Der Wdnbc tes
Observation-Disclosures. Ser dlte 8ectrdm
mar nod elm SberfOrlter bon altem
@Arot unb &prn, Der pon Der Bfte an
in Der SorItcdrrisre geDient bate unb
BON rforitacdOemtf6er 8iforn9" ims
mer init einem bebeHtliden 3udea I'm
bic Wunbtpintel fpra9. l1nb bess
hdlb Bate Der iunge l1nterforiteE ner
frii6tDeg bon Der 4cabsmie gu inn
9etommen mar IN ben prdttii9en
Oienff, gar ntdt 70 lei9te Mrbeit.
Sreilt9, IN IGem, mas ben sdten
Waiomarrn unb ben prafttf9en SDrs
fter ~unlunste, 9ubO berf0riter 8ertram
aud fetnen rftubirten" goGIeser gu
ratben duf!
Der tpadere Mdnn bate cine made
re Srau g~efurben, cine Srau, ge5un6
an &Drper, an Ser3 unb 8erftaRb, be-
rem arbeitsfrsubtge 9dnbe 4Ges uus
frteofdme aus benz 9auie nit binauss
tebrter, fpie ben S9mub unb ben l1nz
rdSb. unb bic Ratur 9dtte fia ietbft
betigm miRen, bdtte ntdt 4ennden,
bic dhtaebnidbrise einaise So9ter Der
9eiben, bonn Batter ben geraben Sinn,
bon Der Mutter bic @rbeitsluf, bon
geiben dber bic @eIunebeit unb 2s-
beusfreuoe geerbt.
4ls Martin SIieB, Der benz Obers
f6rfter 3usefpiefene unterf0rIfer in an
isiner toritacabemiI6su Msisbeit in
oas Oberf5rftsrbaus einriidte unb Der
alte 9erirdm BEN 25id6r:gsn bibIben
iungen Mann, Der OF Der priifeaOen
Slide beg Nltei perlesen bas Blonde
ShnurrbGrt1en brehts, bon oben Biz
unten muiterte, ba mo9te Inn po6l
feline Menne einfnuen, benn als CT in
ieiner rduben. gerdben Mrt ben iiingen
Mdnn piqtpmmen gebsiBen bate tnb.
TIN binauffiibrte in fem faiberesI
Stiibhen, ba legte er ibm Die sepi9tii
gen, burtseurbeiteten 9dnbe auf
S9ultern uno fagte: Siam N
omar nidt btnten. baB Sbr 9eii
W1ilh uub 8lat meiner 4ennz
bets aeEGlIt, aber i6 piu's
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

q mar ni4t na9 zines Seben Sc
f6mad =:
Ote pfaoe ale i'm Shnee b~erloren,
Der poqe S6lttten, Der fdtpere Sad
limb bas Warten Dor ben berT6loFenen
S5oren!
0afiir bat er es gut. Den fiBeften
Sbau
BON BEN rotbeiten Rufen BARI er nips
pen.
60 bel Meilen bernieber bonn Sim
melsblau,
60 biel marine &iiife bon ainberlipz
pen!
Drum iteigt er fdmnaelnb bonn Sim.
mels5elt
!Serunter i'm friiben Qbenorotbe.
@r tauf9te NIT &einemiauf Der 8elt.
Der alte, rii9renbe Deibna9tsbote.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

ass aa'& eee GUN ' ,ssH1sissn. ''' Ss
: 9ofra Akr otpeIsn
9aus9fptrtfer TtfGn " IN gu mint
/ Der 9peit uno Der &ramer peiB fdpln,
iparum CT bor ibr dIIepeil fDIi a 8uz
dsrle grna4t bat beim @riiBen. DAB
1 NIT lah. a 8uderle bpr an 8duerus
bienSl! Pfai Seuff, Soft beraeib mir
bic Sinh.
Der petB, OF NIT bic ftol3e 9iern
ben 4lten 70 einigebebt Fat ilts 8duen
anb 8erI9penoen =" 10,
n@riib @ptt. Mnterle," tDnte es
Il NUN bon ber Sbiire Der, in beren Hd6s
len eth iunger, trdfttger 8urI9e ftanb.
ann mu9te er einige S9ritte IN bas
lib6en uno f9aute finiteren Muaes
bte olte Debertn, bic NIT tpadeInz
} &inn oafdb,
9dbPs nit berertt, Weberin, bah
Die Sbiir often 'Iafen 6ab2"
SertpuHoert f9dute oas b01e Weib,
n fiebIte 8ef9dftigung es mar, ben
ten uebles naG5ureben, gu benz
f9en uuf.
pie Sbiir bab / often Tafen unb
tntmerlin8 q 3eifen, SdB See
Aditc elmer foG oOer duBi. 9rduBen
Ut Rtenpdnb urrb bdberinnen Iein 6rei
|2eut. 3pei. bic eiret aeb0ren unS
fiir's brittle tpdr bic Sbiir often"
8rumrrenb unS murrenb fhliirfte
Die Gtte our Sbir anS tupfte bort nit
Dem 3eigefthser in Sas @stbbrmns
friialetn.
N fHier eintrodnet, Der belize
Wsibbrurft, bS9nte iie. ttm Ii9 fir bic
Muspeifur9 sls ridden.
h8enus III Brinner, I'm 10 einen
nt9tsubigen Srd9en gu ps~rtreiben,~
fagte 5prnig Der 8uri8e unb i9metz
tsrte bic @tabentbur gu binter Der
Mlten.
nIber mel. cams, tpie tannIt lei 10
arg bOs fetn NIT Der @eberin. g III
ipabr, fie lit boiler @ift unb boiler
@aa, dber 3 lit Elm altes 2eut, muBt
beSenfen."
Taft ltebtofeno ftrt4 9ans init Teis
rer ratben, Gbgearbeiteten Sdnb ii6er
ben S9eitel feines alien Miitterleins
ainS ieBte fi9 neben iis an ben runbsn
Slid.
@s mar elm f%leinss, gans ousaetd>
telteS Sfiib9en NIT einem ~aetnauerten
Diem. Rtnesum an ber Bdnb lief
cine 8dnt unb IN entipreGenber SD6e
cine Stelage. auf tpeIder aaerlei Sdz
den ftanben: aIte 3inntannen unb
Seaer, Sloi9en NIT allerlei anaefebten
9eilfrdutern, etnise alte 9egenSen uab
Biifer. 4n ben WGnben berum bins
cen fletne, bnnte Seiligenbilber urb in
binter benz runben Slid Elm
saifir unb bon Der 8anb, IN
RIbe NIT aIeriei Slittsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

Ser Ropf beg a~nterf0rters mar
beri4punoeH. Gin tur5er Bid na9
Der %offenen S6iir Der SpeiIetdmmer,
elm LANCER auf ben Brief, Der bic fols
genoen Worte entbielt:
rSiiBes 2ieb!
Sd fabre nidt gum sSefte fort. Sd
babe meiner alien Mutter QIes ges
f9rieben. sic fetb1t mill fommeN unO
infer SiirIpre6er fem. Sd fife Did
nit tuuien0 &iifen.
Oein Marttn."
Run aber ging bic Sbir Der SpeiIez
TANNER rnb iebt erIt beiann ii9
QenHe: WobiR nit benz 3ettel2 uHb
iiber benz 8eiinHen perflog bic toitbare
Seeunoe. Die Rutter tam gerdbe duf
fie gu = tein @rtrtnnen me9r mDgli9,
unfpiatiirli9 glitten bic SGHbe in ben
Seig auriid, ben Papierftreifen nit ii4
nebmenb = nit suogenDer 8ruit unb
gliibenOem @eiidt jtanO QenHe ba, aIs
tbre Wutter an ben 8udtrog trat.
nSu gliibit ia, Qennel CAB mid
ben Seig gu @nbe tneten!"
80, ih fam nod!" rief bas SO9s
terben, beftig erf6roden.
nRein = ma9', bdB Oh fort
fommf! 9ds fe6fte nod, taB Ou
franz piirbeit = Oh fie6erft ia i0rms
li4!- fdaGt in gutmiitbiger 8eiors>
ntB Mutter Gertrdm unb brdngte
aenEe DOM 8adtrog auriid, Inn NIT
eigeNer dr6eits9enoHnten 9dnben Gle
idoH fteife Seigmafe nod sinmdl
sriirbfi4 gu bearbeifen.
Wit geipdltigem Seraflopfe1r trdt
@enr6en suriid. Iber Minute auf
MinHte oerrunn, o9ne bdB 5iefe err
folgte. Die Mutter tbeilte ben Seig
al, fCrmte bic @toIlcn unb beurbeitete
fe fir ben 8adofen Dor. De Sim@
mel 9utte elm Wunber betpirtt = bic
@ntbeduHo mar nidJf erfolgt.
4f, DieIe f90nen, be3uderten Weibs
na9tstollen = pie appetitli9 ru6ten
Ite aHoeren Sages duf benz au4en>
brette, borun bic grube StaatsSStoIe,
bic affem 9ebrau9 gemGB am Nu9s
mittage bes Gbriittages an9efdnitter
tpuroe. l1no bdnn in fh0Mr Solge
ale bic dnoeren. Sonft battle 4enrs
den fi9 INNER t0niali9 iiber btefe
StoGfen gefreut - unb beute itanb tie
nit fummerbolIem Bid bdppr: Wel9e
bon ibnen bdrg W4artins 8rfef2
Ser gbriittdg fam. Nm &dffee4
ttI6.i 0a trug Mutter 9ertram bic
Stadtsftolle berein unb iber esS6er@
fDrf4rs antIib 5oa Elm Dergniistes
S4hun5eIn, ala er fe fdb. tlno nun
ftaro er auf, am nit gepiAtigem
S6nitt bic Stone in Der Mitte au
t9eilen, Inn tire Site priSfenbeH Bill
tfs gu muItern.
So mas mar bas2
'4us elmer ber0diften rcote Elm s.
den pupier beropr. Bertram
ftdunA bdrauF, Mutter 8eI
,tnen Arf Deg S9redsl
6riiden u Qenz
am Sd
oedua@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

Sb Der dlte OberfDrIter 8ertram tn
bieiem 4ugenblide baran oa9te, baB
bic 8eiben prauBen ii9 in ben @rmen
Iagen unb ftd auf's Teue 6rer 2iebe
gu chamber bert4erten, bic nI4ts
trennsn folte!
Der 4benS fam. limb NIT inn eer
2iater9lan5. asnne trat, ala fie an
ben Baum gsrufen tpuroe, beri9ii4tert
nGber. 51ieB febtte. SSbn bdtte Wies
marrb 9erufen, er faB anein auf ieinem
3immer uno linn mars 10 tpeb un,s
Qer5.
Das9 !Sortc CT bd nidt unten ras
ZEN, rufen nit 70 9eIer iu%belnoer
Stimme: rMurtin, meit Martin!"
@r rib bic S9ir auf. Mubrbasig,
Iemne rief's urten unb ulir, flog er
bic Stufen berub unb in Menn9eus
dusaebreitete &rme. Der quite, Ssr
quite Batter" Ia4te re llnter SbriReu,
Did bat er mir 1eI4eert = fomWt',
tomn' gu ben GIteru."
Dar bas Elm gliidli9es Beih
nu9tsfef! Sin @pab, Der auf einen
SeHIterlaoen faB uuo neusierig in oi
SeIe bineinIaR tonrte Ietnen Semi
fen ni4t genlg baooa er5d6len. Ti6t
li4 fob bic f4pabeaoe SpdBenfd1a
duseinanber. Gin Poltborn ert6q
unb Elm Dager rollte Dor 0as 6orft
buns. LIMB nun bdtten Die SpGt
nod cine @rtrdfreuoe: Cine
Dame ftieg beraus, Der Murtin ir
Mrme fiel urb Der sr feline gliidFr
lerbe &enne sufibrte. Damn fief
S.biir 6inter ibnen ir's S9loB nnoI
Spaben iuben ni4ts mebr.
Mber mir pifen. oaB brinneuG9
abeno mar = elm GArifaben1
der 9erser!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

fein 9rlnb me6r
Beg umlieget. buB mir
sdben f0nnen. . ariae
an Rleihbdusler, tpie |
DION nebmen."
kttte gbrifsl ibren aopf auf
Ehulter Ses btuben Burden, bic
R6nen floKen aus ibren augen. aus
kibrung iiber 10 biele 2iebe unb
Sreue.
.Wlei, ipas pGr benin bas7" Tagte
6ans. Die Meugerln biirfn jebern
nit triib iperben, bic miiHen abb idauen
i's Sbdl. Sddii, bort, fpp bic grp>
BEN Nubbdume ftebn, ba TT a SGuierl
nit an Seigenbatim Dor Der Sbiir.
Muf benz Sdltferl rau9t Der &antin,
uno tpenn man ba abb gudet, 10 Ie9et
man a dltes Mutterl beim Serb Itebn
unb BOG bdbt 3rdpFen.
limb i'm Stii6erl oreir, bd but's ben
Slid bsdt, a neues Sii6tu9 lit diifs
brsitet unb gar g 8ifed NIT bic birfbr
bornenen @riff lit aufOedt. limb peiBt,
tparrm b6s ales9 @eif / gfagt bab,
Mutterl bab i gIast, beut bring / an
@aIt nit, tbu lei, mas Ou fannit, lei9t
bleibt Der SAT- Bel uns.
llnb iebt tumm, bab / Wort bult."
Sbne WiberItreben lieB Ii9 bas
Mdohen ben e%efpunoenen Weg binun=
terfiibren gum Muti6lshner 5dushen
unb inter Der 9austbiire tpartets I9pn
bas Miitter6sn.
s9riiaB Soft, tritt elm,
Bring Slid berein!"
go griiBte tie bas Mdo9en an Der
Sbiire.
Damn fiibrte lie ibren @aft in bas
Stiibden unb nabm tbm bas 8iinbel
ab, fpel6es bds MGb9en truq.
~ f6uu, f6au," f9erste fie, rarss
tpanoern, bas tpdr cine f9Dne Sad.
Na, ma, fen lafen mir nit gu, baB B.
2eut duspanbern, bic braben 2elt.
Wir baben nit 10 btet iiberfliiffig bd.
limb Dab bic 5lii9tling lisbsr bleiben,
bat mein 9uns a 0eitl baut, grab tpis
bic 8Dgerln i'm Watb, ipenn lie ii3
pauren molten. 9rab 10 a Hefterl."
Sic fiibrte BAG WGb9en in bic Zee
bentamrner unb Sans folgte ibnen.
Spra6los ftanb Gbrtftl ba. Damn
fdnt lie .laut dufpeinenb in bic Rnie
unb lebnte tbr Saupt an einen Stubl.
0a ftanb ibr S6retn aug benz Batter
baufe nnb ibr &leiberfaften. Sn Der
gde ibr 8stt, bus RGbtti96en am
Senfter, bic 8ilber unb bds Grucifir
d1s berStube bes 9oloegg6pfes. O6er
benz Bette bic 8ilber BON 8ater unb |
Mutter, bas Grinnerungsbilb bes erz
item @mpfanges Der betligen gommus
nion, bic 0ede iiber Slid urrb 8ett,
bic iie felbit gebdtelt.
Oas Wiitterhen aog ibren Sobn am
So~ppendrmel lste aus Der Summer
unb i'm Stiib9en faBen ie neben einz
amber ldnge. LANCE 3eit.
Ods iunge, perla1ene Wenf9en6ers|
ba orinnen mlBte ii4 ia erit auspets
men.
gnbJi6 1ffnete fi8 bic Sbiir Der
&ammer. 2angfum, faIt feierli9
fdrttt GbrtTtl auf bas Wiitter9en gu
unb funf bor tbr in bic &nie.
Su ftanb aud 9nns ditf unb fniete
reben bas MGbhen, feinsn Mrm Inn
ibre Saulter f9lingerb, ite feft an ii9
briidenb. I"tu
9ie Mutter tgte ibre SGnbe leiIe
auf Die S6ettel tbrer &inber uno feaz
nste: vSm Ramen 9ottes beg 8aters,
bes Spbnes unb bes beiIigen @eifeg."
Od bdtten bic 9eute du9 ibren
Gbrtitbaum. 9d leu9teten humber
bar feds &er5en, bic Qugen Der brei
gliidliden MenI9en. Ou fIammten
gar berrli9 brei 2i9ter: bic Mutterz
liebe, bic 2iebe Der 8rdlt unb bic berrz
Iide Slamme zines treuen Mdnners
berSens.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
ONLY GENUINE GROVE,
AT LEAST so SAY CREW OFF THE
MICHIGAN.

BOSTON, Jan. N.-When the steamer
Liverpool, last sailed from this port on
Dec. % she carried a suspiciously acting
stranger, who although well dressed
shipped at the last moment as cattle
tender. He gave the name of Robert
Lambert. The police were notified that
this man who looked like Pat Grove, of
Omaha, was on the steamer, but too
late to intercept him. A cablegram was
sent to Liverpool and after the Michi-
gan reached that port word came back
that the officers had found no man who
answered Groves description. The
officers and crew of the steamer today
were shown Groves photograph and
many of them were certain that the man
Lambert was Grove. The bunk mate of
Lambert Is certain that the latter and
Grove were Identical. Lambert acted
qucerly toward the end of the trip, CIV
ing away the clothes he wore on comiAy
aboard He told the dock Officer at
Liverpool that he wished to get ashore
quietly as he was afraid friends would
see him. He seemed to have plenty Of
money and in conversation told much
about the West In an impersonal way.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
INTEREST IN PARIS.
Press Comment VarIOusly WOrded,
Int Anti-Bri4ish Feeling CroDs I'm.

Press Comment VarIously Worded,
but Anti-British Feeling Crops Up.
PARIS, Jan. H.-Dispatches from Os-
borne are eagerly followed here. Tho
evening papers publish more frequent
editions, which are quickly sold. The ar
ticies in the papers are sympathetic,
though they give evidence of the anti
British feeling aroused by the South
African war. Many of the writers sscrite
Queen Victoria's collapse to the cloud Of
melancholy enshrouding her en- account
of the situation in South Africa and the
the ever increasing death roll. Joseph
Chamberlain Is spoken of as the evil
spirit responsible for the painful cjrcum-
stances of her end. Ang.ophobe writer's,
like NM. prumont and Millevoye, pub
Iish however in the Iibre Parole and
Patrie respectively, ruthless eXcoriat on5
of the dying queen.
Bulletins posted a the British. embassy
and British consulate were read by a
large number of visitors. Many notable
people called at the British embassy and
inscribed their names, including M. Cro-
zier, Gen. Zurlinden, the Belgian and
Swiss ministers, PRESIDENT Fau.e's Wild
ow and daughter ard NJ. Loubet.
The government was kept closely in
formed from London.
President IoTbet has received tele-
gram from the Prince of Wales thank
ing him for the message of sympathy.
The Figaro says that the death Of
Queen Victoria will be much regre ted In
France not only because she has been
pacific, but because she has always
shown fondness for France. 1t refers
to the hostile attitude of the nationalist
towards England "as leading to de-
sertion by the English of the health re-
sorts of France and asks If the Prince
Of Wales when king, will abstain from
visiting the country.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-22
MRS. CARRIE NATION AGAIN
SWINGS HER Bosom OF
DESTRUCTION
TWO SALOONS ARE WRECKED
WAS ASSISTED BY THREE OTHER
WOMEN OF THE WICHITA
w. C. t. U.
SAYS SHE'LL KEEP RIGHT ON
Arrested and Subsequently Released
She Lectures the Crowd, Pro-
claiming Herself the Fright
Arm o. God"

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. H.-Mrs Carrie
Nation came back to Wichita today after
her recent Incarceration under a snail
poX quarantine, and the net results of
ten minutes of her work this afternoon
are two wrecked saloons, the pieces
Of which are being sold tonight for SOU
venirs.
Mrs. Nation was assisted by Mrs. Julia
Evans, Mrs. Lucy Without and Mrs. Ly-
Gia Funtz, all of the local w. c. T. L.
organization. With hatchets concealed
under their cloaks. they entered the sa-
loon Of James Burns on Doug as avenue
and did not leave a complete piece OF
glass or a working Slot machine in the
place.
COMPLETE WRECK.
All show cases, both for LIQUORS and
cigars, as we'll as the plate glass windows
and doors, Were broken. With lightning
speed they ran to John Herrig's saloon
and had Tything in the front OF the
room, including the plate g'ass windows,
broken, when he appeared with a re-
Volver, placed it at Mrs. Nations head
and said he would blow out her brains
il she did not desist. She yielded be
fore the pointed revolver, and with her
companions ran to the Carey hotel bar,
where she made her first attack on the
saloons Of Wichita three weeks ago
' FOUGHT WITH POLICE.
There three policemen met her. and she
struck at Detective Sutton with poker
He showed her aside and youth struck
him IN the face a policeman struck
the youth and knocked him down The
police then overpowered Mrs. Nation
and her friends and took them to the
city prison followed by 1900 people. Mrs.
Evans little daughter pushed her way
through the crowd screaming and begged
for the release of her mother, but the
policemen were deaf to her entreatics
RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Chief of Police Cudbon discharged the
prisoners after they reached the JAIL
and is heartily condemned by the citis
Zens They made him a promise not 10
wreck any more saloons before noon to-
morrow
Mrs. Evans hand was badly cut by
broken glass.
After leaving the city building Mrs
Nation, in the coolest manner, began a
street lecture to the immense crowd
that had surrounded the Jail, saying
shs wished 10 begin saloon wreck,ng to-