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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
FOREST FIRES CONTINUE.

Large Territories Along NJ. w. r.. r.
Line Burned over.
Montpelier, May 20. Trainmen on the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad say
that the forest fire which Is raging In the
vicinity Of Peacham pond is still beyond
the control Of the fire fighters and unless
rain comes a great amount of damage win
be done. A part Of that region has re-
Gently been cut over and there the lire runs
very quickly. The fires in Groton are still
running but quite slowly and comparative
ly little damage is being done. At Niger
Head pond there is still some fire but as
the surrounding woodland has been pretty
well burned over but little further damage
Is expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
In UNITED STATES COURT.
c. E. George, Charged with UnlawfuIiy
Using Mails, Denied Continuance.

Using Mails, Denied Continuance.
Windsor, May 20 The United states
Circuit and District courts are IN ses-
sion now, having convened yesterday af-
ternoon. A hearing was had on a demnr-
rer 10 the indictment Id the case Of the
United States VS.. Charles K. George for
using the United States mail unlawfully
The demurrer was annulled and respond
ent was ordered to answer over The res.
pondent then filed motion for contnu-
ance which was also oyerruled by the
court
La the following cases mol pros was
entered la each case on motion OF United
States Attorney Martin: United States
vs. A. RI SkilleY, United States VS.. nj Nj,
Dean and Tnitedstates VI, u. u johnson
In the case Of United states vs.. O. w.
Ford, the court ordered the bail reduced to
the sum Of 5000 A jury was then EN-.
panelled In the case of Il. c. Bacon, ad.
mmistrator. vs. New England Order Of
Protection. and the case proceeded to trial
The plaintiff examined five witnesses and
the defendant y up to time Of adjourn.
ment Of court for the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN
THIS AFTERNOON
Thomas Lane Was Sitting on Side
Of Track Of Central Vermont
Railroad.

A man giving his name as Thomas Lane
was hit in the side BY the rs train on
the Central Vermont n. Il. this afternoon,
knocking him down and cutting albad cash
in the side OF his face. The man was sit
ting beside the dry bridge over Blackwell
street.
As the train was passing by the step OF
the engine struck the man In the side,
knocking him against the end Of the
bridge and nearly under the car wheels.
The train stopped and picked him up
aud brought him to the station where DR..
Raid was called to attend him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
COURT BUSINESS SLAcKENS.

Not So Many Arrests for Intoxieation Ia
Rutland.
Rutland, May 90. Business in the city
court as far as drunks are concerned is
beginning to slacken. The average daily
number has fallen from four to two during
the last few days.
William Fahy and August Il. Anderson
were the prisoners gathered in by the POI
lice force last night. Both pleaded guilty
to intoxieation this morning and the court
fined each man $5 and the usual costs
Anderson paid and Fahy was committed
to jail for 10 days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
ARRESTED FOR GAMBLING.

william Howard of burlington Found at
the Game.
Burlington, May William Howard
was arrested at Ills last night at his
rooms in the Exchange block by Chief Of
Police Brownell, assisted BY Policeman
Cosgroye on warrant issued BY City
Grand Juror sherman, charging him with
operating gambling establishment The
officers found Howard engaged in the
great American game of poker and es-
was retained in custody. The others In
the game were not arrested as no war
rants had been issued for any one except
Howard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
NARROW ESCAPE.

Man in Drunken stupor Was Lying Across
@. v. Track.
Montpelier, May 20.-A man thought
to be Edward o. Brien came near going to
the happy hunting grounds about noon be-
cause Of his own indiscretion in choosing
the Central Vermont tracks for an abid-
ing place. Passengers on the train at
that time were startled by sudden stop
while short distance above the Wells
River station. The cause proved to be a
man on the track. First the police sta
ton and then the jail were telephoned to
and as a result Deputy Fitzgerald went
over and took O'Brien to the cooler 1t
was fortunate for him that the engineer
was paying close attention to his duty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
McGETTRICK FOR HEARST.
vermont alan Thinks he viii be Demo
cratic Candidate

vermont alan Thinks He Will be Demo
cratic Candidate.
Burlington. May 2l.-- Felix w McGet-
trick, late eaTldidate for governor Of Yer.
mont on Democratic platform, says that
the probability is that New England win
present the name Of Richard 0lney and be
would be strong candidate. But In view
Of the serious and widespread industrial
disturbances, agltating and menacing the
business interests Of the country, and The
position Of the men on these questions,
am looking for the popular wave IN favor
Of William r. Hearst or Carter III. Harri-
son, or both of them to makeup the ticket.
Then again Gorman with either Of these
men for second place would j believe, bel
winning proposition. But as have said
II is too early to predict the winner either
in convention or at the poles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
SECOND LIQUOR OFFENCE.

81 Arrests For Intoxication in Burlington
Since May l.
Burlington, May 20 The first man in
Burlington fined for second offence Of in
toxication under the law is Patrick Nc
Guire. He pleaded guilty IN city court
this morning and was fined S15 and costs
Of S9.70 Three more nen were fined for
intoxication this morning BY Jndge Haw-
kins.
Since May 1, when license became ef-
fective, there have been 52 arrests for In
toxieation. Out Of % boarders in the
county Jail today, l9are for intoxication,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
GRANT TEN HOUR DAY.

A Concession Made BY Bennington EN-.
ploYees.
Bennington, May 20.--A large meeting
Of the employees of plants where GO hours
have constituted a weeks work, was held
last evening to hear the report Of com
mittee appointed a week ago to ask for a
sixty hour week and Saturday half holi-
day.
The committee reported that the manu-
facturers would coneede the first, but
could not the holiday. The action was de.
clared satisfactory after some discussion.
Under the new arrangement work will be
so carried on that all the mills will Gloss
at so Saturday afternoons. BY this ar.
.rangement ali the mills here come under
the ten hour day plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
STOPPING UP LEAKS.

Orange Brook Reservoir Investigated by
water Committee.
Members Of the water committee of the
board Of aldermen were at Orange vester-
day to Investigate the condition OF the wa
ter supply They found several leaks III
the reservoir and these were stopped IN
so that no water may be wasted. Alder
man Burke Of the committee said last eve
ming that there was not enough water run
ming away from the reservoir to fiji two
inch pipe.
The water In the Bolster reservoir has
lowered considerably during the past two
days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
SUES FOR $4,000.

winooski Man Sues Central Vermont p all
way Company.
Burlington, May 20.- Emil Kelsllch of
Winooski has sued the Central Vermont
railway for $4,000. He claims that he
was struck at Hoods crossing at Winooski
by train which came along without
blowing whistle or ringing bell. His
arms and legs were broken and his body
injured so that he has been unable to work
since December, 1902. The case will be
heard at the September term Of Chittenden
county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
ROUGHLY HANDLED.

Mob Of workmenin in New York Attempted
20 Break Water Pipe.
New York. May -Infuriated by the
report that the contractors were to inn
port three hundred negroes from Balti.
more to take the strikers places on the
subway a mob Of several hundred Italians
gathered at Fourth Avenue and Lafayette
Place this morning aud attempted to
break the large water main which was ex-
posed as a result of the excavation. Po-
lice reserves were summoned and they dis.
persed the mob, some Of which were
roughly handled, and battered with nigh,
sticks, but no arrests were made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
RUTLAND MAN BANKRUPT.

Albert H. White Files voluntary Petit
tion in bankruptcy at Burlington.
Burlington, May 20. A petition in vol
untary bankruptcy was fled at the dis
triet court clerks Office today by Albert
H. White Of Rutland. Liabilities S2975. .04,
assets $4,000, exempt 5000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
HIGH TEMPERATURE GENERALLY.

weather Bureau Predicts ii for the whole
Country.
Washington, May 21.-The weather bu-
reau predicts general high temperature
prevailing throughout the country, con-
tinued indefinitely
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
INSPECTORS AT BELLOWS FALLS.
Notifications Of the Cattle Embargo Have
Been Made

Boston, May 20 Some notifications Of
the cattle embargo have been authorized
by the department Of agriculture to meet
the requirements Of the spring trade be-
tween Massachusetts and New Hampshire
and also the trade with Vermont
Vermont il now exempt from any spe-
eial regulations, except few towns, but
because Of its location on the other side Of
New Hampshire, which Is quarantined
state, Ii could not send its products
through to Massachusetts without special
consent from the department This diff
Guilty was overcome by placing govern.
ment inspectors at Bellows Falls, whence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
MORE RUMORS OF EDWARD.
Relieved THAT His Health is Ear from Be
ing Good

ing Good
Liverpool, May 1.-The Posts CORES
pondens among the London Clubs again
reports that King Edwards health is fat
from satisfactory, At the Marlborough
Club on Tuesday one of the Kings house
hold cavalry declared that another opera
ton on his majesty was contemplated,
This, fancy, will not prove correct, but
the kings physicians are undoubtedly
anxious and are persistently keeping an
eye on their illustrious patient. Nothing
viii keep the sovereign quiet and his ply
sique Is not sufficiently robust 70 support
the strain. AT Rome be fell asleep twice
while being received, one time while be
was seated beside the Qneen Of Italy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
FURTHER MASSACRES.
Reported That General killing af Jtws in
RoumaDia Is Planned.

Roumania Is Planned.
Berlin, May 21.- Dispatches to newspa-
peFs here show that violent anti-Semite
epidemic has resulted from the kishinetl
massacre and that it is spreading through
out eastern Europe The Bucharest cor
respondent Of the Vossissche Zeitung
wires that a general massacre Of Jews in
Ronmania has been planned for today and
the government is encouraging the feeling
against the Jews, the minister OF the Ia,
terror having announced new expressive
measures against them. Tageblatt asserts
a massacre has been planned in many
towns similar to that at Kishinetf. proba
bly, for Whitsuntide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
IS RECOVERING.

New York Banker Who Attempted 10
Commit Suicide.
New York, May 21.--The hospital phys
icians report the condition OF Washington
N. Seligman, the banker who attempted
suicide last night, as satisfactory this
morning, and speedy recovery Is ex-
pected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21

Montpelier, May q. There was only
one drunk 10 court this morning, Edward
Q o'Brien' who viii take ten days in Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21

Prindle & Averill have just received {
large assignment Of kerosene oil stoves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
Brooklyn. Brooklyn 10. oinelnnatl ).


AT Detroit, Detroit 3, Philadelphia i
At Chicago New York S, Chicago 2.
At Cleveland, Cleveland 5, Washington
A.
At St Louis, st. Louis 4, Boston 8, 90
inningsl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-21
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

boston Nationals Defeated IN Last
Inning
Yesterdays National league scores
AT Boston, Chicago 2, Boston D. ti0 In
nings.
At New York, New York 2, Pittsburg 0.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 4, st.
Louis /
At Rrooklvn. Brooklvn 10 Cincinnati
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19
pie Aufern oes Sam 9amtano,
NopcQette bon u

Nobcnettc bon 4lrebp8on5tnt |.
9ieIe einfahe, luftioe 8eIht6te tit
ni6t mir, Der i6 lie nieberfnretbe, pal
firt, fonoerr eincm ppn mir febr 9eltcbz
en- uno ~nerebrtcn 0eripdnoten. gu
mciner Grlei9tcrun9 er5GbIc i'd bu5
@reienib in Der eriten Berion ; ptez
berhole aber no6mals, Dab i6 ielb1t
nidts bamit 81 tbun babe. Dis Be
fpeis bafir biene bic 4usiage, bab i'd.
in 8etreff Der 8ef0itigung, 6o61t an
ipru9slos bin, mid unter l~lmitdnben
qlei6 etuem 9ibalgu germ nit elmer
6onb bon getrotncter Slioen be9niige.
pG6reno mein 5rCuno Gin Gr6tetnz
i6meder lit. =
sd tpar an ienem Moraen bungrig.
bunqrieer benn ie, erItens, neil aus
triibem Mprtlbimmel Elm Noropinb
bIies, Den ih talt iber bic 9aut lauten
fi9lte, unb Speitens, neil oas 5rub=
Itiid bur6 ben Sang mad benz Stnon3S
bureau, mo i6 mein 9ebalt etnge3ogen.
Inn cine @ierteIitunoc binuusgei6oben
mar.
4uBerbem lit es un9laubli9, mic
febr Elm lautes, tii6tiqes Nnfeuern Der
licben S6uliugenb ben @ppetit itetgert
unb bic Qunqen ftGrft =! Im be1ugtcn
Morgen bate td mid BEL Der Grtldz
rung Der 9ropen8alii6en Poclle tart
ereifert unb fii6lte gGn5 bcionoerS na5
8ebiirfniB nd9 S~tGrtung.
u@eben mir 6inein! @inmul lit teinz
mai. Wa5 funn's aud foiten. Sine
Giro, bodftcns 5tpei, unb i'm rcbrigcn.
babe i9 ni9t mein @cbalt IN Der
Sadie 2"
Sd Dffnete m1tbiq Die 9lust9iir Ell
nes Der eleganteIten uno berii6mtelten
3eifaurants Der Stabt unb bcfanb MIDI
in einem prd6tpollen Sual, p rothe
Sammetbipons Dor LAUDER gcoedtcn
Sifden gum f~reubpplcn Si6nieocrluiz
fen einluben. SD mub ~geiteben, Dab
Der Huf Der dusge5ei6ncten Su9e MIDI
qerabe Dies 2otal bate erpGblcn lafz
len; aud pGre i6 ifon frii6er getomz
men, penn mid nidt Bis ieBt cine gez
piTIe 4bneigung gegcn bic acQner 5u@
r~iidqe6alten bate, bic ben 8uit bon Der
606e hires seeen bus bartloie ainn it'd
ftemmenoen peiBen 9ulstragens berab
bur6bo6ren, fDfori benz Gintretcnocn
bic oanse 2ebenssei6t4te BON Sc
{i6te ableIen unD nit ben Iusen ungez
fGbr 10 ipreden: r9u bit fein W}tato@
nGr, tein Goelmann, fein Bcri6ipen7
Der, fein MGb9eniGeer, fein Sel9dftsz
mann Oh fiebit na4 eincm ormen
@brenmann aus, Der bas Geben Nib
lam bini6lcppt. Welder Binb bat
Did ee9en Define G~etpobnbett bterber
perf6lagen =? Beetle Did, nm DID
bulbmOgli9it 81 entfernen" uno iagen
bann ni6t eirmal rbunte", tpenn man
linen Elm i9Ones SrintgeIo bon 20
GenteIimi perabrei4t.
9ies tparen meinc 9eoanfen; bod
aud bier bate mein mcni6li9er 9etlt
| fi6 aeirrt. 8aum trut mcine Wenig@
felt in bas eroBe GB5immer, 10 erbob
! fid Der Wirtb = obne 3pcifel mar es
Der Dirtb, Der auf elmer boben Mars
morbant tbroute bon ielnem e9rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

DIS Der Mrst gu Ieinem Ddqet
alma, bd6te er: Niel piro od nint
me6r gu MAIDEN Iein. S6uoe nm bic
iunge 9erIon! pa ge6t oieier Wanp
bin, oicIer geiunoe frdftige Wanr, Der
nod bas gauge 2sben Dor ii9 bate,
Der cine iunge bilobi6i6e 1yruu beiuf,
uno srI6ieBt i'd! 3ribTelig!
Gr itieg ein unO rief Dem 8uti4er
gu: nWeiter. 2inoenuIee 3d."
x X =
Dim 46eno besfelben 3ages faB gu
iti5ratb Weiten nit fetnem 6reunoe
Qrofefor Billmer i'm 8ein3immer ei=
mes groBen, tart beIu6ten Reitnu=
rants. Die 9erren batter I4on be-
sa6lt uno paren i'm 8egriff, gu geben.
Der Suiti5ratb mari bic 3eitung nuf
ben Slid uno ituno duf. yDioer~
lid" iagte sr, rrpie 10 mas b~reitgetre=
ten fpirb! IlIes badrtIein beihrie6en,
ais bunoslte es Ti9 Inn Den etsIbufteitsn
StanDal."
,2iebe 3eit," sntgegnete Der 9rofe7z
for, trbpb ii6 glei6fdll8 uno nabm
9ut uno WanteI pom 9dten, nmun
peiB bod, pie 70 mas gemd6t tptro.
Der 9Iiidli6e Reporter, benz 10 mas
3uerft in bic Singer fommt, f6ldgt Ell
men gang bibIaen profit beraus.
Re4nen Sic mai ielber aus a: 3etle
iieben qfcnnig."
nyfa, i'd bin rur iiber ems frob."
fubr Der Suiti5rdtb fort, tn0pfte istz
mem 8uletot gu, nabm ieinen 6ut ulo
8ln9 Dem grofefor poruu ourh ods
tIelne Simmer, in Dem bic 6erren gez
iellen botten, burh ben qroBen raun=
9efullten Soal, in Dem nod pisle Sd
tie fporen unO bic 8ellner bin uuo her
lteten, III Dem Die 8illarotuQeln rolls
ten uno 9eluht lpurbe.
nlteber mas Tno Sic 10 frob?" frogs
te orauBen ouf Der StraBe Der PRO-
feHor.
rlte6er einen 3otb, ben i'd bomols
Der 6rau Socobi 9e9eben babe. Dor
Ginger I3eit mar Die nomli6 brauf uno
bran, i6rem Munn ibr gan3es @erm0z
gen aus3uliefern."
spite ite oenn oamjt ben 8oufez
rot abtpenben t0nnen?"
,8ott bebiite! Ner bGtte ibr BERN
baS garantiren t0nnen? 4nOereriejt
mars ub.r bombenii6er, ouB tie, fpern
bieS @eIb aud pieber perIoren mar,
na6ber beioe ni6ts gu broden uuo 81
beiBen gebabt bdtten."
LIMB ba 6uben Sic ibr abgersoet?"
ySeIbfperitGnbli6 bab' t6. Seber
Sic, tbr p~eritorbener 8ater mar meir
Treuno, Dem 6ab' i'd beilig beripre,
den miiIIen, ieiner So6ter bei5uItebsn
bah bic tbr 8elb ni6t nal qull3 IN,
ftnrig per3ettelt. Mon tennt Oo5 ia,
mas perfteben oenn 6rauen Oon 8eIo?.
l1nb Der ba6te ii4 pObI, Der Mann
lit Ruufmann, bu tann ulIerIei puiits
rem; unb odnn lit natiirli6 has erite,
haB er beriu6en pirb, t6r 8elo in Die
6Gnbe gu betommeu. gtun fam ia
aud pirtGtd ieBt oteIer Sail, mo bum
bert gegen ems gu netten mar, ouB
tie allies big auf ben IeBten 9eller per-
lieren piirbs. 9a bah i6 tbr geIogt,
teinen 9fennig BARI ite ber9eben."
,Sie foil Iebr trant Iein, b0rte i6."
,Sa, Nerosnfieber. 9o8 lift ia audi
tetn Dunber na6 IoIher 8utaitropbe,
46er Iaiien Sic ba5 ielbit eini9e no
den buuern ober nod Idnger, IalteBz
Ii6 pirO iie ii6 ia bod lpieOer erbolen,
Tol4 iunger trdftiger &0rper bdlt i6on
mas aus. limb bdm - penn tie ijbers
Iegen muB, 1pie is ieBt nun ibr 2eben
einri6ten mill, bann bat Iie bod eiusn
Riid6ult. Damn bat iie ibre rette
rei6Ii6e Rente uno fam bic in Rube
ber3ebren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

Signor 0amidno beitdnb bdrduf
mir ielbt ben l1eberaieber un3ulegen
rei9te mir 6ut unb Stod uno bat mid
i6n oft bur4 meinen 8eiu4 gu er=
freuen.
rNie perbe ih ben San 9amianos
tag Oer9eFen," ertpiberte i9.
mSie iinb gu siitis, 9err Profefor.'
@r ielbft Dffnete mir bic 9lustbiir.
unb i4 perlieB bas Geituurdnt, BIZ
bcr5iigli9e 9opanu 5tpii4en ben Clip
pen, pie elm BANTER ober Elm Baron,
Der ni4t bus 8eIb fir fein 5ribitid
u63upGgen brduht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

8ortoffeIpuffer (ouf 8ers
liner @rt). 3pon3i9 8rOBe robe 8urs
toffeln perben gerieben unD gum OBJ
luufen De5 ijberfliiTigen Nafer5 ouf
elm 6ieb gegeben, Oan1 iofort nit bier
9elbeiern uno einem balben 3beeI0ffel
pon 6ul3 permt56t. 9as NeiBe Der
Gier fpiro 81 iteifem S6nee 9ei6Iaz
gen uno nit Der Y&uiie oermengt. gu
IeBt fiigt man einen gebduften 3beez
l0ffel 8udpuloer bin5u. 8Gbreno
Obiges bereitet pirb, 1T Ous 5ett 6eiB
Qeporoen unb bic tleinen SUDDEN Gez
6esmul elm @BI0ffeI oolI Muii) perz
ben fofort ouf beiOen Seiten I60n
tnufperig gebodeu. Y}on b%eitreut tie
nun nit 3uter. 9ur4 bas 8adpulz
Der perben bieIe Buffer iebr loder uno
3art unb iinb Iei6t Oeroault6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

s er Ia tripe. Man md6t
eiue belle M}eblidpiBe, fiigt gu oerielz
ben einige tleingeianittene &miebtln
uno etpo8 Butter uno mii4t ei1r pez
MIG 4ufl05ung bon 2ie6t8's 5IaIa~
ertrutt o%orunter. So6ulO Die 3mie>
6eln gar iino, bringt nan in bic
@uuce in S6eiben gei6nitteHe Gter,
fiiqt 9Feffer, SuI3, gebudte 9eterii!te
uno elm nenig Weineiii8 bin3u, Idbt
bic Gier in Der Sauce narm Deroen
uno ierpirt Oas 8eriat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

MutbopIe. Ni9ts 1T let4tsr
6er3uIteuen ais cine Moibople. Sic
beItebt aus einem lei6ten miloen DetBz
frein, 3uder uno Walometiter. Wlun
tarf ni6t gu pieG 3uder gebruu6en,
aud bari BON benz 8ulbmeifter MIR -
piel 6in3u tommen, boB ba8 8epir5
cine grinnerunq an WaloesDuft err
fredt. Sin itarfes .4roma BON Daloz
meiitert nGbert ii6 in f~dtaler 8ciie
bemieniqen ppn friinem 6eu, tpte oenn
uu6 6emiI6 Der buftenoe 8eitanotbeil
beiber iibereinitimmt. IS lit gut, ben
uepFliidten Malomeiiter etrpas rpeIten
gu luIen; Dunn 9ibt er ods utbertihe
Sel leihter fret. W}an btnoet nun
GtrGuBe aus ben Stengeln uno berz
fGbrt folqen0ermaBen: entDeoer bait
oieBt tn einen tiefen Seller Betn unO
iteQt bic 8iino6en 10 btnetn, DuB Die
6tiele ra6 oben iteben. Wtun lGBt tie
man bic StrduBe on etnem 6aben eli
nioe Winuten in bic 8ople, ieoo6 TO-,
bah nur bic 8lGtter, ni6t Die Stiele in
bic Tliiffigteit eintuu6en, ooer man
10 Idnoe BARN Ite6eu, Bis Der Wein
beutli6 Da8 4roma o%ngenommen bat.
Don bieIem Grtratt pirO borii6ttg l0fz
~felpeiIe Der 8ople 10 piel 3ugeieBt, bag
tie onfdngt na6 Balomeiiter gu
Tmmp4eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

@e6ipft lie 8efPrun9en.
n0as lit Elm abI4euli6er Qdrm?
Wos ion DaS unau3ite6li9e &linqeln
bsoeuten?" Did, Pupu, mir Ipielen
9~ferOebu6n!!" - 8lei4 bort S6r auf
- Ipislt bod etpas 4noerssl (Ruum
in feline StuoirItube 3uriifgefe6rt,
pirD Der 9apa Our6 nod itdrtere5
Rlingeln pieoer aufgsi6eu6D. rWers
BET Sbr Dsnn ME ge6or6en Iernen? Sd
babe Sud bod bo5 qferoe6ubnipieIen
D%er6oten.." - gQber, 9apa, mir ipie.
len aud gar ni6t mebr qferoeba6n -
mir ipielen jeBt 6euerpebr!!"
8ef8sibene 4nra9e.
Wilo6Gnoler gu einem 6onntaqsiGz
ger: ,2tb, guten Gag, 6err MiiGer,
babe Sic ia 10 LANCE ni6t me6r Bel mir
geftben!!" = 6err: rGs fanb ii6 feline
@elegenbeit oa8u, mein Qte6er."
NilobGnolsr: n6m - sic 56teBen
pobI ieBt Bal einem 8onturrenten Don
mir?"
8uerneu6ofbIUt6e.
Wa9tmeiter (auf Der Uniform eli
mes 0ragoners Elm 8oBbaar finOeno):
r8ringt Der &erl gum Qppeq Itine
gauge 46nens9 ausrie nit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

ipenn Sbr Mdnn sic INNER BON
Neuem iiberreben mill. 9ds f4ltnm@
fte, mas einem dnftGnbigen 9ef9atts@
mann paiiiren fnnn, Elm 8dnterott =
lieber 6immel, ben Fat fdon Wtanfer
iiberlebt. &ein perniinftiger Wtenln
funn ertparten, boB Sic, um ben gu
bermsiben, fi4 an Den 8ettelitab br'rlz
den."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

sic cling bur4 ben OGmmeriger
6uusgung, 3p9 Die 9lode an Der Sort
hprtbiir i6rer 9arterrepo6nung UNI
Ia9te Dem Dffnenoen 9ausmdo6en
rQber MAIDEN sic bod 2i6t, es lit ia
ii6eruQ finiter." Sic trut in ibr l3im=
mer, in Da8 Dur9 Die per6dngten SEN
fer nur nod Elm matter S6ein BON
Saqesli6t fiel. Gs mar ibr beoriidenb,
tpie bic 0unteIbeit in uQengden itedte.
in ben Sdlten Der 9ortieren uno in ben
9olitern, pie lie am 8Ooen lag auI
benz I9tperen Seppi6, unO Dte lie daeS
an ben WGnben lumber ausl0I4te, ais
ndren tie tdlt unD toDt.
0as MGb6en bra9te Die 2ampe,
unb bon ibrem 1peiBen ftiqen Gi4t flop
irglei9 Elm foitli9es 8eAugen ibet ben
fleinen lururi0s ausgeitdtteten Rdum,
bas i6r pobl that ME ME Ionit nu4 ben
@rregungen bieies Sage5. Sic perz
Idnt in tiefes Sinnen.
Nber nod elmer Deile ftano iic duf,
3og Die 8orbdn9e 5urSette, ottnCte Das
6eniter unb lab binaus.
IS mar 3eit. er muBtc bulo TOM
men.
0Gre nur crit Die nG6Ite Stunbe
boriiber! Sic puBtc gcnau, fte matte
iid's gan3 beutIi9 aus, pie er eintretcn
piirbe bel ibr nit Dem geipannten
4usorud, nit Der nerp0fcn llnrube in
ben 3ugen, Der unrube zines Menz
I6en, Dem bic Gorge i'm Nodcn iiBt,
benz tie Gfen unb Srtnten pcrgiftet
unb Den S4laf itie6lt.
0u fab lie ibn I'm bic Gde biegen,
longIdm ndber tommen, tpie Semano
gebt, Der iid fiir6tet Oor ieinem 3ieI.
Sbr 9er5 tlOpfte beftis; II 1T e5 oa,
iagte fe ii6. llnb tie fdloB nit 3itz
ternoer 6unO 6eniter unb 8orbdnsc,
nabm medanii6 Elm BUD unb bor6te
uuf fein 8Ommen. Sept fein miiber
@dritt unter ibrem 5eniter, ieBt bic
6austbiir, ieBt bic &orrioOrtbiir. isbt