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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

a new law firm, to be known as
VOORHEES, & Schwing, has been
formed between Judge Felix Voor-
HES and John E. Schwing and
their headquarters will be in the
Clerc building, where all business
Lintrusted to them win receive
prompt attention. Judge Voor-
HES, the senior member Of the
firm, is too well-known, in this
and adjoining parishes, to require
any commentator at our hands.
He was, at one time, Judge of this
district, and made a reputation as
q fair minded, just and impartial
officer. He is a scion of a fami.
ly noted for the many able men it
has produced and is a learned
and able barrister. We welcome
him back to his old home and
wish him merited success in the
practice Of his profession. Mr..
Schwing, the junior member, is 9
young man Of fine ability and
while he has but recently begun
the practice of law here, he ha!
met with much favor and success
and has made friends of all will
whom he has come in contact
Being composed of such able ant
clever gentlemen the success 0
the firm is . foIegone conclusion
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
4 DISCOVERY.

Within the past few weeks a
star of m~agacent brilliancy has
appeared to most Of our readers.
On close examination it proves to
be Marie Lamour starring in "A
Wise Woman" Manager Murray
says that by this discovery We are
placed in possession of observation
which proves that this luminary Ia
approaching with great velocity.
and that she will be distinctly Wis.
ible to the people of this city in
her radiance at an early date.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
A communication from Mr.. S.

A communication from MI. >.
T. B. Morse, Pass. Traf. Mgr, So.
Pa. r. r. Co., addressed to the
Postmaster, New Iberia, La, was
read and the Secretary was in
structed to confer with Nlr. j. P.
Suberbielle in framing a reply
thereto.
Mr.. j. 2. Suberbielle stated
that there was a project on foot to
purchase a public square in this
city and to improve same. The
matter was referred to the Com.
mittee on Civic Improvements,
Streets and Public Roads.
The attention of the League
was called to the fact that the
Express Company was at present
making a special charge of 10c.
for the delivery of packages and
parcels to consignees within the
city limits beyond admitted radius
from their central Office. The
matter was referred to the Com,
mittee on Freights and Transpor-
tatiOn.
The following committee APP
pointments were announced by the
chair:
The following bills we're read,
approved and ordered paid:
The Southwest Louisiana
Industrialist, 500 copies. $500
The Iberian, for station
cry and printed NATTER. 16 40
E F. Willard Sect'y salary
for l.! mos. Oct. and Nov. 5000
The Secretary was instructed to
extend an invitation to Mr.. Tom
Richardson, Secretary-Manager Of
the Progressive Union Of New
Orleans, to come up to New Iberia
and address the people Of this
place on the subject Of the objects
and purposes of the Progressive
League, and to make suggestions
about carrying them out. The
Secretary was further instructed
to invite MI. j. NJ. Leveque, of
the "Harlequin", to accompany
Mr.. Richardson on this occasion.
The Secretary was empowered to
make all the arrangements for the
occasion and to secure the Ven.
dome Opera House if possible.
The question of New Iberia's
protection against fires was then
taken up and literally discussed.
It was finally moved by Mr. Fl. L
Smith, duly seconded and carried,
that the President should appoint
a committee Of ten(1O) members of
The League to thoroughly digest
the subject, to mature plans for
the organization Of a Fire Depart
ment and it's proper maintenance
at the public expense, and to pre-.
sent their plans and suggestions
to the City Council with the re.
quest thrt the same be enacted in
to a law.
The meeting then adjourned
sine die.
r. s. Mcmahon, E. F. Willard,
President. Secty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
PERSONAL X
X DOINGS

%EZM5E
Miss Rosa Guelfo, sister of Sis
I ter st. Augustin, is visiting at th,
Convent.
Mrs. w. G. Smith has just return
ed from a short visit to her ole
friends in New Orleans.
New is the time to pay your pol
tax if you wish to be able to vote
At the elections to be build in 1904
The tax must be paid by the 31sl
day Of December.
Miss Mary Hanay. left fol
Schriever Thursday morning t.
attend the funeral of Nh. p. p. LIE
Blanc. father Of Mrs Geo. Hanley
Mrs. Perrie Landry, of Lafay-
cite, spent several days here this
week with her mother, Mrs
Alphonse Landry, and left for hel
come Thursday evening, much
pleased with her tip.
Miss Leila Willard, the bright
and interesting young daughter Of
Mr.. p +. Willard, who is attending
school at Centreville, La, came III
to spend Thanksgiving with hel
father and other relatives. AL
were deilEhted to have her with
them and ar her CHEEKY voice, il
only.ferea aay:
Mr.. Geo. Trout and wife. OF
Chicago, spent several days here
last week with their cousins,
Messrs. John and James Galet,
who were delighted with the task
Of entertaining them. MI. Trout
attended, the Hardware Conven.
ton, which was held in New Or.
leans a short time ago.
Mr.. A. G.Nurnberg,a genial gen.
tleman, who has been a resident
of 1oreauville for the past few
yea, shas- removed from that
place to New Iberia and will make
his lnture home here. We extend
him a cordial welcome and trust
he will thrive and prosper among
US sufficiently 10 make him well
satisfied with his lot.
Mr.. John N. Ehlert, the court
eous and genial young gentleman
8ho has spent SO long a time here
40 the representative of the SUIT
cline Oil Company, of New Or
leans, and who is. a medical stu
dent, win leave here next Monday
for New Orleans to resume his
-stadies st the Tulane University.
he is q pleasant, companionable
young fellow and has made many
friends during his stay here. We
regret TO lose him but wish him a
pleasant and successful FUTURE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
The Best Place to Stop.

Parties from this section who
nay have OCCASION to visit New
Orleahs, and We may fish to en-.
Joy homel1ke 1ecor1 modations,
should stop st the 1buse Of Mr..
IA. Rodriguez, 3SR3 Bourbon
Il s9peet just two,a4d-ah f blocks
i4Dm Canal. Ev&ythinAis new,
!sssh-eleaRr andkinviting d the
}9earty. good cheer Within the
wallis Of the hospftable place laspf
auch . nature as to make yon feel
q once that You are among loyal
friends Remember the numbeZ
saad be sure to hunt it up.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

There is no reason why New
lberda should not have as good and
eficient a fine department as any
other place up its size in the State.
All that is necessary is for the
peqple and city council to do their
duty in tile premises
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
WISE WOMAN.

Manager Murray says he has
secured one night from the manage.
ment of "a Wise Woman The
date will be announced later on.
1t will be a month or 30 at least.
A little energy of this kind, il
pursued. will bring to our town q
higher standard of companies.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
90 lbs Of I. c Sudar af61
~ tho Cypress Sore. Pl

The Bloomer Girls Base Ball Club
viii appear 1t the New Iberia Base
Hall Park on Monday afternoon at 8
O'clock, IN 4 match game with local
liam. Ladies are specially invited.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

Miss Hughes, a returned mis-
aioAary from China, will lecture at
the Methodist Church, next Thurs
day, DEC. ((4th) evening at 7:3d..
Everybody invited. Nc charges.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

Don't fail to patronize the per-
formances to be given by the Ar
mold Stock Company and hear
Mr.. Clayton Mecklem, the sweet
voiced baritone, sing the popular
song. my Mothers Picture on the
Wall,'' by A. J. Reynolds, q song
made famous by J,Aldrich Libbey.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

The Secretary was instructed to
wire Mr.. Beardsley and to fix the
date Of his visit here if possible to
do 50.
The committee on Bylaws,
through Mr.. w. G., Weeks, pre-
scented a report embodying q draft
If a bylaw defining the duties Of
the Secretary. The report was
received and allow ed to remain on
the table till the next regular
meeting for final action.
The Committee on Charter, APP
pointed May 18th, composed Of
Messrs. Lazard Killing, G. G. Hen
shaw, and E. T. Weeks, was re-
quested to take up their work at
this time aud complete it at their
Earliest convenience.
The Committee on IAN Open
Letter" reported that the letter
had been framed. but at the last
moment it had been Withheld for
the reason that it was made clear
to the committee that it would be
perverted into political capital,
and in that respect it would have
failed to carry out the objects and
aims Of the League. The report
was received and the committe,
discharged
The application Of DR. A. G
Emmer for membership was pre-
scented By the Secretary and tn
applicant was duly elected t
membership.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

Come, let's all join hands with
the Progressive League and see,
that New Iberia has Q frst-class
fire department.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

How would you liked perfect
fitting suit that will lo6k well and
last till you are tired of it'll. W.
have linked lof pyfces with high
quality. Coma aid see what a
happy union it Wakes.
A L. DYER, Royville, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

Notice to the Ladies1EH you
would like to have affosy com
plexion and . clear Skin as wen
try . bottle Of fo16-Tonique- i
will make you eaf Get bottle o.
Tono. Tongue To-Day fro19rthe Es
forge Drug COB ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

Golden Heart Pineappaes are just
as good now ~ in ste "Good old
Summertime" "a fresh crate just
received at Nillard's News Depot.
det onef6 your t%omorrow's dinner
and you will please the whole family
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
J%EANEREFTE NOTES.

Col. Geo. Withworth returned
from Shreveport Monday.
MRS. Jos. A. Provost and Mis-
Rita Provost returned from New
Orleans Tuesday after a weeks
visit to relatives.
Mrs. W. NJ. Chapman and littl,
son, Edwin are at home again afte,
a few months spent in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.. Pedeaux,
OF Abbeville, spent Sunday il
Jeanerette.
Mrs. Jos, F. Moore entertained
Mrs. Dammes, Sarah Heard, Ralph
smith and Alice Bowman at q
dining Tuesday, complimentary tt
Mrs. J. W. Moore.
Miss Easter Raphael is the
guest of Miss Elma Legion.
Miss Lucia Labaure, of Franklin.
is visiting Miss Lucy Lejeun.
Mr.. John Murrlel, Of Crowley,
visited Jeanerette Wednesday.
81 8 f.
Miss Josephine Emmer is the
welcome guest Of Mrs. A. Gonsou.
lin
Mrs. A. J. johnson has returned
from New Orleans much improved
in health.
Mrs. +. w. Doulin is at home
again after a few weeks spent il
New Orleans. Is
Miss Susie Rochael left Thurs.
day for her home in Patterson.
Mrs. Laura Labe is visitin g rel
atives in Crowley.
Mrs. H. s. Sanders is spending
a few days in New Orleans.
Miss Alice Harris returned from
Lake Charles Tuesday after q
few months visit to relatives.
MIS-. Rene Webster and Pascal
Pozzi visited Iberia Sunday.
The Clio Club was delightfully."-
entertained Friday afternoon by
Miss Mary McGowen.
Roll call answered by quotations
from Longfellow's .Eyangaline.''
Willard Fillmore, State of Louis
lana, studied.
Mrs. J.F. Britain read a lengthy
paper on the plants and flowers
of Louisiana" Mrs. w. E. Taught
%
had a we'll prepared paper or
Natural Features" Mrs. Ray E.
Whitworth, "Early history of
Louisiana Mrs. c. A. McGoweu
read a good paper on eeThe Life
and Administration Willard Fill
more. Current events discussed
as usual. After the meeting the
members were invited to partake
of an elegant lunch daintily pare
pared and served by the charm
ing hostess. They will be enter
tanned by Mrs. E. G.. Smith, Fri
day afternoon, December IL.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
REGULAR MEETING
,
Of the
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE.
City Hall, New Iberia, La,

City Hall, New iberia, La.
Nov. "a, 1902.
The meeting was called to order
by President r. S. Mcmahon at
7:15 P. NJ, with a large attend.
ence present
The minutes Of the meetings of
October 9th and November 4th
were read and approved.
A letter Of Mr.. Albert Estorge,
dated at Alexandria, La, Nov. 9th,
was read and ordered fled.
|, Letters to Mr.. G.. B. Ellis, D. P.
q F. Agt., So. Pa R. r. Co to
and ffem: Hon Hampden Story,
Pres. La r. r. Co to and from
Mr.. j. d. Beardsley, Gent Mgr,
La. & N w. r, r. Co., were all
read and ordered filed.
1t was moved by Mr.. j. P.
Suberbielle, seconded and carried,
that a committee Of three be ap.
pointed by the char to receive
and entertain Mr.. Beardsley up-
on his arrival here; that this com
mittee be requested to gather such
facts and statistics relative to
this sections commercial interests
and material development and It's
possible future as would be of in
terest to the visitor, for presenta-
ton to him upon his arrival. The
President appointed on this COM
mittee Messrs. j. P. Suberbielle,
W. J. Burke, and Jules Dreyfus.
By further motion, duly second
ed and carried, the President was
authorized to appoint a committee
LOT seven to arrange for a mass
meeting OF the citizens Of the
place to hear Mr.. Beardsley's
plans and propositions for a rail.
road through this section and
town. The President made the
following OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Committee On Industrial Development and
Manufactures
J.. P. suberbieIle.
Max Levy,
G.. @. Laughlin.
Committee on Waterways
G. g. Henshaw,
E T. Weeks.
Henry L. Smith.
Committee u Civic Improvements, Streets,
Ind Public RoaTds:- !
Jules Dfeyfus,
NJ. l.. Lemaire.
.sx Jno. A. Waggoner.
Committee on Fire Insurance.
Henry L. Smith. 81
- H. l. Ortmeyer,
Jules Dreyfus.
Comittee on information and
Statistics
; mo- A. Waggoner,
Nick Muller,
A.. b. Murray.
Committee on legislation
w. J. burke,
IS E. 7. Weeks,
s, Jno. E. schwing.
Committee on Finance
W. o. Bunch.
Lazard King,
+. T. Weeks.
Committee on Agriculture and
Immigration
Jules Dreyfus,
w. j. Burke.
Committee on Health and Sanitation
W. G. Weeks.
Leopold King,
81 j. w. X. Shaw.
Commitfe on Freight lnd Transportation
JnIes 0rcvfus
&C. Hensnaw,
81 NJ. L. Lemaire.
Committee on Taxation and As
sessments:
Jno. r. Taylor,
j. e. Schwing,
II j.. w. X. Shaw.
The Secretary was instructed to
wire Mr.. Beardsley and to fix the
date Of his visit here if possible t.
do 80.
The committee on Bylaws
through Mr.. w. G, Weeks, pre-
scented a report embodying a draft
If q bylaw defining the duties d
the Secretary. The reDOrt wa
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

Rev. G.. ". Carter, d. D., Presid
ing Elder oftheiC Crowley District,
will preach Xat the Methodist
Church, t0mofxpw at II o'clock
q. N. andT:30 p. ~ All are cor
daily Invited to attend each ser
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

- Leading Styles and ytarg-
= :! asssrtnsats you viii Ind at
k1ln0 Bros.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
THE SCHEDULE.

EAST -:GOING WEST
No, No.
6:@2 q. m..4. Local Passenger g.. 10:04 p. m
2:40 .. ms. Texas Express 5...12:26 p. m
4:O2 p MS. Pacific 1....1:29 a. m
2:22 p. m 10 Sunset Limited 9....3:53 p. m
.-:BRANCH ROADS,
Arrive No. No.. Depart
Use pm. ~ n. l.. & Eunice g.. 12:5 D. m
II 80 y. m 80 N. t.& Salt Mines S.. $500 q. m
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

efer befriet tiGige neb 8ongen. Om i'm geiTe meD DART
Stigs 0otre talte ban albrig. Nogle paaitobe, at ban fun
bubbe trufet ben 9lbite Spfer @orotng6org 5anges
tdarn, men at ben pngfte bar flpgtet. RogIe pilbe bare
fet benDe bldnot be formumtnebe Sfiffelier pad 9eiings
borg Slot &ongens grpuupsaften. Oct Sagn uobreOte
fig e~noogfad, at bun pur bortfpri a eli 9dDndrb. Gu
&Imuefa ON oenne formentfige gortfgrelie bar ~enoogfaa
bebaret fig 6os Solicit. Sin 9dbmano, btloe no9Ie pda>
itaa, babbe b9ret ben freblBfe Nage 8a9ge, iom bog fort
efer blep greben o9 brett At gorserne / @ibprg. Nt
imiolertio begge Spitre bar rejft fom 5lbgtntnge gennem
Sberrig og fprft funbet 9eifpttelfe Og penli9 Mobtugeie
beb bet norite 9of, berom bioner ben ifsnne, pemobige Or
muefdng, iom enbnu bar bebaret Grinbringen ON bisfe
Spfre. Gfter benne ~5plfefang er ben pngite uf btsie
Ion6fp9tige Spfre iioet bleOen gift meb en- nOrif qrins,
fOrmpOentIig en- Slegfrebfgn at Song 6aton.
Saa bel bisfe 5olfeia nge, fom mango bunfle Sagn pg
bbab &reniferne babe ~ppbeboret om bet trettenoe Narbuns
brebes iibfte Sd9e, ere m~9rfeltge 8ionesbbrb ON bin Bee
uagebe 3io, bOori be ulpfialige 5slger at bet iibite 8on=
sernorb Oannart enbnu fore, iom freblgfe 9en1oner,
ober 9rone og 9olt p9 uobreote faa ft9rte Sfbgger iefp
oper ben retTnbige Song Grit Menosbs Iptteligftes 0age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

8or airtefaber 2ut6er flyer ct Steos, at bet er fdd
triitne, fpm tan beoe lit 5doerpor neb bet 6ierte. Sg
~forbbber Ri os 5aoerbpr, foritdar Ri, at ban tiger fan6t.
CAB os Blot trnte poa ben treble Bpm 5aberbor. 6bor
mango at os er iad b%engipen Subs 8ilje, at Ri fan bebe
ben Bon, iom Ri tulbe beoe ben?
@i peb, at 1relIeren ielb MATTE tempe meb ben 8sn,
% 60or mango at bans 0tieiple bar life sjort bet Iamms2
gsnntn lbber iaa: ,Sfe bin @tie, iom / GIMME
len, iaa pg pa Sorben.~ Oenne 8sn beber ri 10 a1es
iannmsn baglig, og be feite tror. at be beper ben meo ct
troenbe 0jerte.
Sror nogen al mine 2efere, at bet er let at beoe iads
GRaa life ben @icl maa pers tommen lungt trifeIig
llopifIinq, iom Gar l9rt at bore ben Grab bengipen /
CUBS Ollie?
Seq bar preit en- @smanosmenig9eb. Ser bapbe
lea ofe ben tunae Cob at meloe 0gbsbub fra Spen. Se
bet bar tungt at gao meb iaabant 8ub, bet bar tungt at
melbe Soralbre bsrss Barns 9eD eaer apinber beres
Manbs gortgang omborb eler / fren,meb 9apn. 6Dor
je9 leo mangen Gang, naar isg itulpe gaa neb f%udoant
Sergsbub!
gnaan9 tom Der iaalebe8 Melbing ON, at en- Mtano
ION nnliq bar oift, bar bgo pmborb. Seq fit bet 8alo
at nslbe bette Sprsebub. = Seq gift bog Gsttere ben Sang,
sno jss plejebe; tbt &pnen bar en- ariten. Sbor ~inberlgt
be enb bolbt at %binanben, fad piofte ies bog, at 5uitruen
biloe tage Slaget fra Serren.
Men bpor bun leb, ben itattels 8pinbe! Sg hpdo
bar bet, bun Isrgebe melt oper? SUN fprgebe melt pper
bet, at BUN = Iom bun Iaeoe = life funoe bore en- &rifen,
Iiben bun fife fanbt Jig pilig / Cubs Billie. Seq bar 10
life bebet nit 5aosrpor ret Dag" iasoe BUN, ,Iioen jeg,
naar Subs ollie FER, life bill tage impo ben"
Maotte Serrsn Naabe bjelpe os til f%aaleoes at goa
/ ben 6enigaanbs Sfole, at ri mere og mere funoe lore
at fse meb ct piGiet Sjerte: ste 9erre, bin 9ilief
Mmen." Gutberdneren)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
8armet | %9uftballonen.

6orlepen foretpg iom neboelt ben lille frantic gp
Soureoin9 en- 2u~ftfipper beD Napn 0ulbem en- 8alpn@
%opIisning, leoiaget al lin Ssn en- life 0reng paa y
Mdr.
Sa gdnonen bapps 6ebet fig til en- beitemt 9gjoe,
lob 2uftfipperen Fg fire neb ao ct Hsb, Der bang uo
al @onoolen, pg Foretos ~bengsnbs unoer 9o1onen np9le
n1eeet ianIepirrenbe 5rape5spelier. Wen pluielig baleoe
9aaonen ,inbtil ben fun bar noeIe faa Qlen fra SOroei,,
og gioroe forifeGlise Sop, bDOrunoer 9ui6em blep taitst
ben paa en- LAB gb9nings @lasta9. San foriegte at arr
teioe Ie fri, men unber 4nItrengeien BRAT Sopei, bpors
nleb gaI1onen bar f%ait9lort, pg Dem ite9, oa ben M bar be-
friet for i'm 9opebbprbe, til be utanige 3ilituers R9biel
uben- 5prer pp 2uften i9en, meoens ben lille Oreng
Iab alene Gonbolen og raabie ON 9i9lp.
Gfter at 9alonen bapbe naaet en- Sgioe al ober 3,
900 Sob, ~forTpanbt ben 2etnineen al Yelgien. S ,9pil
fen Sinbsftemnirg life alene 9reneens 5amifie. men ogz
Iaa bde gsfoIfningen bsfanbt fig, fan lettere tGnfes eno
b~eftripss.
Smiolertib inolpb Der Oassn efter til u~lminOelig 9lez
be ben Gfterretning, at ben lille 5Dr / glatfens 2eb bar
fornmen p~elbebolbsn neb Sennegau. Den 9anonen ans
braqte 6sibetealer piite, at ban babbe b9ret 1920
Sob oppe 2uften; beroppe funoe Orengen life aanbe
lanaere, men ba ban olLerebe, fda lille ban enb bar, bdpbe
bert en- Del Sale ON 2u%ftieilabs, og bpab man unber en-
FABIAN bapoe at i%dgttdge, bapbe ban aaigebel funnel fln=
re Situationen.
6an bapbe ~fremtaget en- lille 5laffe meo Salmiats
fpiritus, fer fanotes 8aGonen, babbe lugtet til ben og
faa flatret pp Sppperfet % luftet pp for Nentilen.
gaGonen balebe neb N9rbeben at en- gonbesadrb /
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 9th, 9pis beleiife 8efoltning tos fig at
bcm os fenbte BAN inareit mulis tilbase til Jabersn.
Os nu er ben rafe lille 0rsns na~turligpis Dasena
Selt, life Blot 5~oureoine, men oglad Smegnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

lboelioe 0trineer DIN 5orr9beri = LAB De life oenine
bans Billie! maaTte bar ban fret 2ipet, iom en- Ulartbr
for lin g~ioenffab. Sum Sfaoe, ban biloe lege por Serre,
ben d~lm9gtige laber fig life fpotte."
SnQen uben ben fsnberfnuite &unftrer par ~beItabiget,
oo fnurt ait Selffabet fiae og bet9nfipmt tiGbage til be
cplbte 9ange / Sapen. S~ngeborg tlbneebe fig terlig o9
bero!iaet til i'm 8rubgoms @rn. Oct bar benbe % BEN
aue, Tom ON en- ~frDgtelig 5orbano.lfe bar Faret ben pber
beres SoDeber og foriDunOer, bet bar fom ct u6e9ri6eligt
~lnberpqrf baboe fr.lf &ongens 2tp og isnbertunit bans
forr9berfe 5ienbe. Rpgtet ON &on9ens 2ibsfare babbe
af6ruot ben glade grpQupsfeitlig6eb; men bbor ban bite
ia. beqpnbte ftafs peuiifen og Munter6eben igen, pg bet
~tonqelige gruoepar l~ebiosebes tilbage til Slottet reb nas
ten bebsoenOe SubeI.
W2ebens gruoepiqerne fBrte gruben til grubefamret,
beqob aongen fig til lit 2entammer. San gift TABS til fin
gsnitammel, bpiebe fit 9ne for bet 6eGige Cruelty pg
6~enIant title 9sn. 6an bdbbe luttet 0eren efter Jig og
troebe, ban bar enc meb Sub paa bette Steo, bbortil I'M
gen uon fan iclp og baus Striftefaoer 6apbe Qogan9;
men M bprte ban en- gepegelie bag peb fig og rejFs fig
= Sunter Gbriitopter tob for BAN nteb bet fore, fOrpiIz
oebe Qnfgt babel at 3adrer. ,,8rober! 8rooer!!" =
ubbreO ban og o~plsftebe fine Nrme : njeg bar fbnbet
mob Sub os mob big ieg er life parb at fables bin
9rober. San bu tilgiOe mig bOab ieg life fan napnes
tan bu tilgipe mig for Dor mprbeoe 5obers Sjel og for
ben itore 5orbarmers StbIo. Der ~ubIletter ale Obertrebz
elier!"
.Gbriitopber! Gbriitop6er!" iaaoe 8ongen ben
tejeite 5orbaofelies 5one og itirreOe fhft paa BAN meo ct
gennemborenbe 8lif ,ou piloe bu bioite"
sig ei bpab i9 Oilbel Jig Ell bpab jeg piofe!" =
afbrpb 9roberen BAN meo tpalt Gsit o9 itjulte lit 4nIi9t
meb beg9e 61nber linen ref mig bin 9aanb, bbis bu
ion, % fig: je9 er forionet. = og, oeo ben tnegtige Sub,
Der bar 1aget mig neb Rebietl = bu ftal life I. bette
aaipn mer, fsr is9 tan fise: 8rooer, nu bar ben itors,
forfarbsIige Sub tilgioet mig, iom bu tileap mig"
,Gbriftopber! grobtrl min 5abers Sen!" u6rpo
9ongen. 3aarerne itprtebe BAN ub al De b%inlmeQpi,
2jne, og ban ilebe ben i6noerfnuite 8rober meb aabne
4rne Wsbe .tom til nit 8rpt! ben forbarmenbe
Sub til9ipe big = ionl jeg bar tilgipet big" = Sg grs.
brene iant %binanbens 4rme. ,,Qmen!" = lsb en- benz
lo Rst tat beb benz. aon9ens Striftefaber, ben fronn.
petrus De 0acta. Der bapbe fert ben ~fortpiOlebt
G6riitopber bib, fremtraaote al en- Riihe 2enfamret og
lin 0aanb p~elT9nsnbe paa beres 6opeoer.
,Ru bsp benns Dag ferft ben ftennefe nit 2ip!"
= iasOe aon9en o9 git 5aono / 6aanb meo lin grooer
uo al Q%entamret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
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