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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
rhe nnurn nf STRENGTH.

"Your dad amt near as strong as
mine," announced the first boy.
"How do you know" demanded the
other.
''I've listened. an you don't holler
anythin' like as loud as I when he takes
you out TO the woodshed. Chicago
Post.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
Summer Angling.

He-Indeed there's jolly good fishing
about here. Miss Swift made a great
catch when she was here last summer,
She-Yes; that old man was worth al
least million. n.--Pittsbury Press.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
Not the Usual Way.

eyes; hos going to marry the Firl
who used to work for him, Think Of
I'll"
"well, what of it9 Most men marry
a girl, aud let her work for him after
ward. .n--Philadelphia Bulletin.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
On the Move.

"They have two servants"
"Huh! That's nothing. We usual
" have two in our house. One coming
and one going. ."-Philadelphia Press
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
Wei Qualified.

"Do you think he would make n
good soldier2'
"oh, yes, indeed. We've test, d
him."
"rested him2 How2"
"Why, We found that he could
write Il regret to report as rapidly
and as plainly as either Roberts OF
Kitchener"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
An ArmnrinI onnortunltx.

sidney--Then you believe in a coat
of-armsP
Rodney-Yes. Almost any newly
rich American girl can be benefited by
adopting good Latin motto to live up
to.-Puck.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18

Mothers will iind Mrs. Ninsiow's Sooth'
ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
children during the teething period.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
DecldedIv Plain,

"Did you notice with what lofty airs
that homely Miss Upmann carried her
selfY"
eyes. It was what you might call
plain sailing "-Philadephia Bulle-
Nsr
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
An nxnrrsrnted ImprsaaIon.

EYES," said the mystical Aslaslc,
"we hope to have our people civilized
before l"ng."
'Ihat 10 encouraging"
"It is. We hope, In time, 10 bring
out the car OF Juggernaut en- strictly
modern basis, and have II operated
by electricity, like one Of your auto
mobiles. ."-washington Star.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18

HnT@ Permanently CAEva No llta ~ nervousness
THO afteg nrss days useof nr. kllneG Great NeEve
asstoFer send for RRRE o. 90 trial bottle and trva6
So Dn.n H. kIINn Ltd. pa Arch st.. PhlladelphA. RA
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18

People buy Hamlin's Wizard Oil be-
cause they have learned by experience
that It cures pain OF every kind.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-18
Going to Meet.

As It Is talked nowadays:
She-Are you going to GOT
Another She--Yes. Are you going
to come for me2-IndianRpolis News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
"sALLY IN OUR ALLEY

There was a rehearsal of the above
advertised musical comedy, yaude-
vile show or whatever else you want
to call it, at Polls theater last night.
Many people supposed it was a real
show and attended. It was not a
show, nor was it good rehearsal
There We're some good stage settings,
some very pretty costumes and
whole lot of silly rubbish that was
supposed to be funny. There were
no good songs, perhaps there might
have been one when Miss Marie Ca
hill began her "Under the Bamboo
Tree" but the chorus must have fallen
asleep under that tree and on being
suddenly awakened to the fact that
they were supposed to do something,
they did it. It was done so cleverly
that Miss Cahill stopped the song and
asked the chorus to please try it over
again and then all would be good
friends. Possibly that friendship
will not be lasting, for once more did
the chorus spoil the song and it were
better if they had been allowed to
continue sleeping. At least the audi
ence and Miss CahilI thought so. Dan
McEyoy tried to do Yiddish charac-
ter and that was about all he did do,
was to try it. He did give a clever
dance and was literally applauded. 1t
was one of the worst impositions prac-
ticed on the theater going public OF
this city.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
COMING EVENTS

Nov 2Q-22-G German Catholic fair,
Naugatuck.
Nov 2O-Handicap wrestling contest.
Nov 2O.-N Nutmeg Social club socia-
BILE and dance.
November 20 Catholic Women's as,
sociation, re-opening of st Patrick's
hail.
At Friendly League hall, Nov 20
Miss Jean Hamilton, secretary Ma
tional League of Women Workers.
Free.
Nov Wrestling tournament.
November 1-Oakyille Stars socia-
bile and dance. Oakville.
November 21-Concert and sociable
Of Trolleymen's Aid association.
November 21-Recital by A. A. Far
land.
Nov 25-Myrtle temple sociable.
Nov 25- French Sporting club, prom
enade and dance.
Nov 26-Co A concert and sociable.
Nov 26.-Odin Benefit association
sociable and dance.
November 26 Mattatnck s. G dance.
November 27-Horse Traders con
vention.
Nov 2T Brooklyn A. G. concert. social
Nov 30-American band concert.
Dec Waterbury Military band,
concert and promenade Naugatuck.
Dec 5Scorcher a. G. concert and
promenade
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
IMPORTANCE OF ALASKA.
some of the Many Changes which
Have Occurred I'm That Country
I'm Recent Years.

Since 1896 five events have occurred
that wholly change conditions in
Alaska for the better, reports the
Engineering Magazine. i
1. In that year the Klondike gold
discoveries were made, and in 1897
and 1898 great rush to and through
Alaska began, resulting in a doubling
of the population land in an output
of gold from the Yukon region to
date of SIS, OoO, 900.
2. In 1898 the Philippine islands
were acquired by the United States,
giving Importance to the direct route
along the Alaskan coast between
North America and the new posses
sions.
8. In 1899 gold was discovered on
the beach at Nome, and this carried
10000 people to this part Of Alaska
and resulted in an output Of $5,oo0,-
900 in gold annually, or more than
twice as much as all Alaska had pre-
viously yielded.
4. The Alaskan salmon fisheries, in
their infancy in 1896, have grown in
1902 to great companies, capitalized
for $4,000, 900 and with net earnings
last year of more than $2,OOo,00o and
employing 10000 men.
S. Two railroads have been con-
structed in Alaska, one of which is in
the extreme southeast, costing $4,000
600, earned last year over S., 100000 net,
and the other in the extreme north
west near Nome, little road five
miles long, which earned $4,000 net.
6. Coal fields formerly specifically
known have been explored and inves-
tigated, while new ones of great val
ne have been discovered.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
GricYe, BiSSct 4 Holland
SO ard 40 Bank ST. Telephone 222.
Underwear and Hosiery for Men.
Women, and Children.

There is hardly thing you can call
for in these goods that you won't find
here in our stock. And the prices we
charge you for them are invariably
lower than you'll buy the same goods
for elsewhere.
Here are some samples:
WOMEN'S HEAVY JERSEY RIB
; VETS AND PANTS Fleece lined,
25c each
MOMENTS HEAVY JERSEY RIB
VESTS AND PANTS-Extra
good quality, in regular and ex- 5.
ira sizes, 49c each
WoAdEN'S WHITE AND NAT
URAL WOOL VESTS AND
PANTS, 75c and CSC each
MOMENTS ALL WOOL SCAR
LET VESTS AND PANTS. CSC each
WOAIEN'S JERSEY RIB WOOL
YESTS-Long or short sleeve,
Pants to match, Csc each
WOMEN'S "ONEITA" UNION
SUITS, 75c, 81 and $1.75 suit
MISSES JERSEY RIB FLEECE
LINED VESTS AND PANTS,
121ac5 each
CHILDRENS FLEECE LINED
JERSEY RIB VESTS AND
PANTS, extra value, 25c each
CHILDREN'S WHITE AND NAT
URAL WOOL VESTS AND
PANTS-At all prices. zss
BOYS EXTRA HEAVY FLEECEDss
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. 25c each
WOMEN'S FLEECE LINED, FAST
BLACK HOSE. s.#
121zc. 25c and soc a pail
CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED
WOOL HOSE, 25c a pair
CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED
CASHMERE HOSE, 39c pail
MEMS UNDERWEAR.
Just few reminders of what we
carry in this line: -
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
ScotIandand ireland

It is noteworthy that for the first
time in the history of the British isles
the Scotch population now exceeds
that of Ireland the returns for the
latter country for 1901 being 4,456,546,
or 1857 less than those for Scotland
In 1S41, when Scotland had population
of 2,62O,1S Ireland contained $780,
597. Since then Ireland has declined
almost one-half in the number of her
inhabitants, while Scotland has prac-
tically doubled.-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
THEATRICAL
FRATERNAL
"sKY FARM"
900 y X y y gsaSg

A very pretty entertainment should
be furnished in Edward q. Kidder's
rural drama, "Sky Farm which will
be the attraction at Polls this even
ing. The play was the Boston Mu-
seum's trump card for almost four
consecutive months and the equal de
light of New York city, at the Garrick
theater, for nearly 80 nights there
after. But a limited number of New
England towns could only be played
in the interim. The piece has been
given a presentation which in extent
and liberality rivals those well-remem-
bered productions of ssThe Sporting
Duchess" Secret Service t"The
White Heather" s'Hearts are Trumps,s z
etc. The cast Of 'tSky Farm is re-
garded as exceptionally strong. Such
names as Scott Cooper, William III.
Tooker, Francis Byrne, Tully Marshall,
Claire Mcdowell, Sarah McVicker,
Rose Flynn, Fay Courteney, Maud
Hosford, Charles Crosby, Frank
Christie, Daisy Graham, Henry j.
West, Ralph Dean, Frank Monroe and
others, means much among those who
are competent to judge of the require
ment of the play. The play itself is
considered the equal of, if not superior
to those other great successes of Mr.
Kidder, ga Poor Relation and
peaceful Valley" which that author
furnished the late Sol Smith RUSSELL
Prices are %, 35, so. IS cents and 81.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
! The College PROFESSOR.

'Has that college professor you called
my attention to the other day made any
new breaks?'
Nothing especially new. I believe
he said yesterday that Homer was a
wretched pla giarist who never existed,
and that little children should be en-
couraged to use epithets because they
give Life and vigor to the most mo-
notonous diction." Cleveland PIair
Dealer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
lawmakers 1917.

Haymakers 1917.
Women's Relief corps.
rolishers and Buffers.
Brooklyn Athletic club.
First. division, A. o. III
Wadhams post, G. A. r.
Court Hancock, F.. of A.
Turks tribe, I. o. r. NJ.
Second division, A. o. FL.
Mad River grange, p. of III.
Canton T. r. Martin, P. NJ
Loyal Pride of Valley, 1,223.
Sheet Metal Workers union.
Brass City lodge, I. A. of NJ.
High Rock division, S. of T.
Harmony lodge, F. and A.. NJ.
Friendship lodge. o. D. III. S.
Friendly league, social evening.
Martin Hellmann lodge, d. O. FL.
Liberty lodge, No Il. A. o. q. w.
Unity commandery, U. o. of G.. G.
Rosedale camp, No 9615, M. w. of a
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
VAUDEVILLE At THE JACQUES.

Professor V. p. Wormwood's dogs
and monkeys are creating quite as
much talk, perhaps, as any act that
has been headlined at the Jacques,
many discussions cropping out among
the spectators as to ways and means
by which they are brought to perform
the wonderful things they do. Ger
tainly the more one sees of these ex-
traordinarv animals and the more one
considers their marvellous mental de-
velopment, the more wonderful APP
pears to be mans mastery over the
brute creation. It must not be thought,
however, that these dogs and monkeys
are the whole show. Far from it,
There are a great number of other fea-
lures, including Bonnie Thornton,
Burton and Brooks. the Sully Family,
Cole and De Lossa, Carleton and Teree,
Mae and Mac. and Albert Wall.
Prices are 10. 20 and 30 cents: after
moons 10 and 20 cents. ladies TO- Next
week the famous Russell Brothers in
George NJ Cohan's bright comedietta,
"A Romance Of New Jersey"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
eBEN HUR. ].

,strated version Of sBen Hurr
Y evening at the Jacques.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
.KIDNAPPED IN NEW YORK.

The romantic Irish actor, Barney
Gilmore. will play the leading role in
4 Kidnapped in New York" Friday and
Saturday at Polls; a matinee perform
ance being given on Saturday. The
play has already won it spurs in Wa
ferbury through apreyious successful
engagement and is really comedy
drama of merit Seats sell at popular
prfces-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20

Al AAc MEMS III E A v I
Al AZ RIBBED, FLEECE
LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
DOUBLE SEATED DRAWERS
HEAVY FLEECE LINED SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS; Shirts single or
double breasted.
MEMS HEAVY JERSEY RIB
GRAY SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS-F1eece lined; all of these
are regular SOC garments, our
price 44c each
At 40c F Il E,S s uNphhz
WEAR, in blue; excellent made gar
ments
MEMS WHITE AND NATURAL
UNDERWEAR.
A. 7Sc MEMS WHITE WOOL
~ FL e &c E UNDER
WEAR.
AZ Toe MEMS CAMELS HAIR
FAS 1T0 AND NATURAL WOOL
UNDERWEAR; these are regular 81
garments.
At 07c ROOTS TIvoLI UN-
AZ YIN DERWEAR, THE HY-
GENIQUE-The best on the market
for this price. @
WRIGHT'S HEALTH UNDER
WEAR.
MEMS DOUBLE BREASTED, NAT
URAL WOOL UNDERWEAR
BILE seated Drawers.
At ST. 80 H HEH W HgP1o at31R,
LET UNDERWEAR; the regular
$3.50 quality.
At ST At MEMS FINE ALL
EHS P1s4l WOOL CAMEL, S
HAIR UNDERWEAR; Shirts dou-
BILE breasted, Drawers double seat.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20

Ladies' Patent kid Shoes lace button, shoe gu
crack a swell shoe for Thanksgiving, sale price 81.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-20
EAST MAIN STREET-BRC

Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes the mannish last
at all stores at So, price $149 pair.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-29

treu Seinem Hittereioe, tapfer fam'
pfen fir @ott, Stride unb &elieion,
fir Shirt Gaterlano ulo Die Der-
folgte unlfuib. go, ia 10, lieber
au11o! pirit gu emit leben unb mir
fen. limo pabrlibl 10 LANCE eS nod
In unierer Rttterifait t~ueenbbafte
inb biebere W1nner gibt, 10 lit III.
fer liebes 9~eiitidlano nod ntbt ners
loren. Die Su9enb fam wobl unter.
oriidt perben; aber Tie gebt ni6t I'm.
ter = iie miro, iie mub bod einmal
iieaen!"
60 en6ete Ser eble @ottfrieb bon
&pburg ieine @r5dblung, erbob iiG
BON ieiuem Site, frat ans 6eniter,
0ffnete einenSliieeL uno iprah: v0ie
Stiirme baben iib bod mieber selegt,
es tit brauBen ales it'll uno rubig.
Stun, 10 poIen mir unS benin aud
.5ur &ube n~ieoerleeenL unb, mills
Soft, ms nod einem ianften Sdlafe
moraen pieber frob uno better beerii'
Ben!" - n@elobt iei Seius gbriit!"
- lin Gpisfeitl" - Mtt oieiem
iiblihen @ruBe trennten tie ii6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-29

bas @ei6rei Ser a1mpfer unb bas
Braiieln Der Slammen bate i6 nod
biele Gage lang in Den Sbren. Inb
ben S6mer5, Den unuennbaren
S6mer5, ben mein Ser5 babel ent-
piano, oils es bieB, mein 8ater iet
foot, peroe i6 IN meinem 2eben ME
mebr bereeiien. 8, Der barmber5ige
8ott noble Den Woroern meines 8a-
tiers perseiben!" -
ySsa, bns nole er!" berieBte 6ie
Wutter. so einen 6riItlihen@unia
erbprt getpiB Der giitige @ott ont lieb.
item. 9enn er lit mad Der 2ebre bes
gottli6en Seilanbes, Der audi iter-
benb am areu5e nod fir feline @or.
Der Bat"
r@em aber," meinte Ser feline
Sumo, riene boien Sitter in rniere
Burg fdnen, lnb @udL Iieber ga.
ter, gtrpas 5u Seioe tbun woatenL 10
oiirfen bod umiere &eiiigen tie nit
benz S6iperte nieberbalien?"
vI6, liebe &utter!" i6rie 6ie flei.
ne Bertha, niie fommen, Die b0ien
Sitter! Sort, bort! es lit idon elmer
Dor Der Sbiir."
rnb mirflidl in bemiel6en glugett.
bid trat baitig Der Sborpdfter ber-
elm. gltern unb &in6er braden IN elm
ber5li6es 2a6eu aus, Dos aber 10.
alei6 in Srarer uno S9mer5 Der.
ipauoelt wurbe.
GertieBung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-29
2. GapiteI.
Sic gcbeime 9e6me.

SIN einem @interabenoe 1aBen
8ettfrieo mao @ertruo NIT ibrem ge-
liebten Sumo, Der nlln Elm boffnungs-
boiler &nabe BON 5m0lf Sabren mar,
trmllid au marmeu &amine. 8ott-
fried et51blte, unb Die beiben anoe.
rem borten ibm aufmerfiam 81. er
er8dblte bon Seboeu, Sdladten urlo
Turniren. llnb je eifriger Der er.
ladbler wuroe. Deito bnrtiger lieb Ger.
truo ibr Spinnrdblein ibmrren.
Sumo aber, DER BON iolden 0ingen
menDli6 germ er5Gblen bDrte, mar
gailS Sbr, uno borte ni6t einmal
bas @raulen Des Stllrmes unb bas
SeuIen Der @inbe IN Den 9ogeng1us
gen Ger alten &pburg. HloBlih &c.
ihab elm FOLDER @inoItoB, Dab Der
&iibfels bebte uno Die 9lrg mantle.
ysld,, @ptt! mas lit bas?" rief
@ertrilo aus. y9ns mar elm grbitoB,"
perleste @Dttfrieo, unD berubigte
@attin uto ainb. Sierauf gins er
ans SenIter nno iab in Die raben.
ihuar3e Hodlt binaus. nGs itilrmt
uno Dettcrt bod fiir6terli6 Oralls
lBen," bob @pttirieo oil. sd bebails
re ieben Meniden, Der in bieiergtad)t
fem Sboad finoet, nno i'm Sreien 5lls
brinaen muB. So maBrlid! feinem
Sbiere n1re Dies 5u piini6en. 60
mar es gerabe audi cine itiirmii6e
Nadt, ais mein ieliger @ater nod
lebte, ltno er ungefdbr INN oieie
StunOe uneriuartet na6 Saule fam.
Stiirmiid, mie oaS @etter oralBen,
trat err gebarniibt ms 3immer, uno
mari 5ornig 8iiir nno Sdpert auf
Den Siih. Die Wutter uno i6 moll.
ten linn IN Die 9lrme ellen; aber er
i6loB Die Mrme, faltete Die SanDe
lino REF aus: ,Siebes @eibl liebes
ain6! faltet bic Sanoe uno betet 81
Dem gerebteu @ott i'm Simmel! SO.
ret, nie Die @iloe bralllen unb Die
Stiirme belllenl Die elemente empD.
rem iid iiber Die bimmelifreienoen
llngeredtigfeiten Der aberdeen.
Sdreflides lit lpieoer sei6eben -
Der Simmel ilno bic eroe enpDren
lid barber. ., laBt mid Elm penig
mlsifnanien, rnb ibreflife 0inge
tipia ih eud) er3Gblen!"
90 ipra6 0amals mein 8ater nno
Sbranen itanben III ieinen augen.
SD nno Die Wtutter Sitterten; benn
10 batter mir Den Sater nod ME geie.
ben unb ipre6eH gebort. SD mar oas
mails nod ettpas finger, oils on, lie.
Der &lrno. SD fragte Den lieben 8a.
ter. Oh ibm oeum Semano et1paS Sci.
beS getban babe? Sb Elm Sitter, ODER
iOIlit Semmb2
"Rein, liebes &ino! mir nidt, aber
einem Wanne, Den i6 10 iebr liebe,
ais MIDI ielbit, lit Elm groBes 2eio, Ell.
ne bimmelidreienbe ltngeredtigteit
Dioerfabren." go ertpioerte mein go.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-29
Sic 3eue Ser &ctben,
pber:
Sic &bbnr9.
Ste &DbMr9.

fleft. gr belt tie itets fir bober, ais
Gut uno Seben unb IQeS IN oergSelt.
4uf ieIn Hitterlpbrt toulte man ll6e-
rer balcu, oils jeBt auf 5nanStg Gloe.
Sing cine Seboe 0arauf aus, Sdl0l=
Ter uno Sloiter 81 berauben, ODER Ha-
de an Seinben al fehmell, oa lieB er
iein Sdipert in Der S6eioe lrnO blieb
allf ieincr frieolifen Burg. @alt es
ober Ger Ghre 8pttes itnb Der beiligen
HcligiolL ober Dem @oble bes Sir
item un0 Gaterlanoes, poer aud) Der
Hettrng Der perfolgteu llnihul0; ia
Oa 5og CT mltbig lcin Sdluert,
f1mpfte rjtterlid ulIb luagte Gut,
glltt u10 Seben.
Gab bemSpbe ieiner portrefflihen
glterg nabm 8ottfrieb cine Satin,
Die er IN einem tllgenDbaften SrGu-
lein ans Dem beriibmten Salsbursis
ihen Sauie, aus Dem bcutlde 8aiier
bernorgingen, gefunben bate.
@ertrto, @ottfrieb's 8emablin,
mar cine muIterbafte Satin Mflltter
,lnO @ausfrnll. Sic pereinigte IN iid)
ollie ierle Sngenoen uno &orSiige, Die
MIR Elm @eib zines eolen Wamnes
DiirDig mo ibm nertb mafen forl-
men. Sic illdte ibr bodites Slid auf
@roen IN Der treilen 2iebe ibres @at-
ten unD ibres &inOeS. Sbre groBte
sSreuoe falto tie barin, Iubere 5u err
freuen uno 8I begliiden. sic tonnte
lid oaber, umInoere 5u e%rirenen unO
thncu pobl5lltbun, oft ielbit pereeiieu.
Sic Datte an 9tihts cine redte sSreu-
be, moran nidt au6 ibr 8atte unb
ibr aino Nntbeil neDmen fpnnten. 90
oft es ibr gelang Die Sbrigen nit Ell.
lter Sreuoe 81 iiberrai6en, 10 lag fir
ibr coles Ser5 cine lpabre Seligteit
borirt. sic 5og Die itiaen bdusliuen
Sreuben jeber5ett ben gerduidJpouer
unO mlspdrtigen @ergniigen Dor. sic
mar nirgenOs lieber uno audi mir
geuhs gliidlifer, ais babeim inn trull-
ten Samilte1freiie. Gle ging oaber
iclten aus, ltno penn es eei6ab, 10
mar eS geniB MIR, INN irgeno etpas
9ittes ST FIFTEEN.
gSenn Tie pom &iibiellen in's Sbal
berabitieg, 10 iab man iie balo in ar,
me Siitten, balo 5ur @aafabrt ct
@alentin, balo ms 8loiter 8iintbers.
thai iuanoeln. ltn0 mobin iie INNER
fam, ba Derbreitete lie Segen. gs
mar unten i'm Sbale teiu armer. BEN
lie nidt ipobltbat, fem llngliidli6er.
Den lie niht troitete. Sic mar oabel
IN Der gan5eu llm9egeno MIR untel
benz ihonen Hamen Irmen-W tutter"
befannt. Die GDle genoB aber au6 II
pouem Mtabe ben Sobn zines gllter
g~elprtBtieins, unb Das itiqe Slid ei'
ner friebli6en Che. Sic mon iiberaus
gliidlid) llub murbe es INNER mebr,
lie mebr lie ipabrnabm, mie fromm
inb tigenobaft ibr ein5iges &tno, tbr
geliebter Sumo, murbe.
Sumo mar aber alld elm gutter, boil.
Ser &nabe; Der StolS ieines Gaters
unb Die Trelloe ieiner Meutter, 81
mar Der 2iebling aller @urgbepob.
uer, uub iper i'm faunte, iagte: Scr
fleine Sumo lit 10 id,ou uul gut pie
Elm gnsel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-29
3. &apitel.
graf Mar bon 8aloerm ipirS I'm.
idulbig DerDebmt.

Soft Inn bieielbe Belt, mo 8ott.
Ifrieo bon &pburg ben Seinen bon
Otto bon Selienesg rnb BON ber &c.
beimen @ebme er5ablte, iaben aud
auf Der Burg @aloern Der cole &it.
tier War, geata, feline t~ugenbbafte
@nttin, nnb lire beioen boffnungs'
ponen ainoer - Sumo lub @ertha-
|traulib beiiammen am &aminielier.
Bertha iab Der Miltter, unb &uno
Dem @ater CUR Sette. gls Der Beftiae
gSinb- ODER grbitoB geidab, fubren
Mi,tter unb &inber nit einemS 6rei
plotlih auf. Selbit aud Der 9ater
mar eridrofen.
.Sies lit mie6er cine grauIige
Naft," bob Iar bon, @aloern an;
fife it, tpie bic Sreii60ffen iie lieben,
|wem iie auf 3eritorung, &nnb unb
Moro ausgeben. 9ies tbin iie, neil
ibre Sbaten ebe11 10 i6par5 linb, als
Die Had)t ielbit. 9enn Die 8oien file.
ben oas 2i6t, unb iuhen bas 9lmfel
Der Nadt, neil ibre @erfe boie finb.
60 mar es geraoe aub cine fiir6.
|terlide Wadt, als &onrab, unier
anappe, mid bierber auf bic Burg
brahte. Run lit es geraoe wieber elm
ISabr, bab mein Slater semoroet unb
Die paterlihe Burg in Iide selegt
fporben lit. ., grauiame @ebme,
meld' elm tbeures &leinob bait on
mir bamals in meinem Batter emit
riiien! Sriiber purbeit on beilig se'
nannt, iebt aber fann man Did lei.
Der gottlos nenuen! I1! 8arum
mubte oof Die beilige 8ebme Die IN
friiberen 3eiten 10 iegensreide Sol.
gen batte, Su unierer Seit 70 arisar.
ten? Canals bat tie Die llni6ulb uno
Sugenb geifiibt ltno pertbeibigt, nno
oas Saiter g%eltraft; MN aber nimmt
iie baS 2aiter IN S6uB, unb berfolgt
unD nnteroriidt Die Sugeno. 9, elm
~trauriges Shidial fir unier 9ater.
lano, Dos uniere Ha6fommen nod
lange b%eflagen perben! Sbr, lie6e
&inoer! babt pieaei6t nod before
|3eiten 81 erleben, id rmbguere Wut.
ter aber tpabrideinlih niht mebr.
gs iino lett iener Shrefensnabt,
in Der Die grauiamenSreiiboffen mel.
men Sater gemorbet uno Die Burg
Serltort batten, bod i6on biele Sabre
oerfloiien, i6 par oamals crit elm
&nabe bon adJt Sabren uno bennoh
lit mir Die Sdrefensiceue in bieiem
g~uaenblide nod 10 lebbaft i'm GIN.
geoenfen, ais Denn @les erit seitern
Geidleben ipGre. 8, mie idredIi6 mar
iene Haht! 0as 8lirren Der @affen,