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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
Ser,os seopoIS bon SraunT6wets.

Sas llngIiid, bas neuerbines pies
Der iiber S9leiien beretngebrp9en lit,
erpedt bic @rinnerung an bic I6reds
Iide Observation-Disclosures bonn 81. @pril
1785, Bel pel9er SerSog 2eoppIb Don
8raunf6peig iein iunges 2eben etnz
biibte. Die fur9tbar augeI9poIene
Sber bur9bra9 an ienem Gage Die
Sdmme BEL Srantfurt, iiberflutbete
biz 0dmmboritabt unb beorpbte lie nit
f9neaem l~lntersuns. Der nod jugenbz
lt6e !Ser3og 2eopolb bon Braun
f9tpeig (%geboren 1852 am II. October
in W%olfenbiittel, Der in SrdntfurtGb,f
zines acknowledgements mar
tpolte ungea6tet aller 9sFabr unb
trob aler 4bmabnung ben in Sobes,
gefabr f9tpebenben 8eippbnern Der
9ummborItabt Silfe unb Rettund
bringen. uber BEL bieIem menI9ens
freunolt6en Werte berlor er Iein 9ez
ben. Sas Sabr5eug i9lug Inn, 2eps
polb ~itiir5te in ben Strubel unb ers
trdnt. Ra9 5pet Sagen undblGiiigen
Su9ens entbedte mar bes 6erSogs
Stpd, bann aud ben Sut, aber erIt
feds Gage na9 benz unsiiidli9sn @rs
eigniB purOe Der 8Orper IetbIt gefuns
ben, nit Sunb iiberbsdt, 200 S6ritte
bon Der Stsue, mo Der Weni9enfr.unb
fem 2eben fir bic 8riioer eeopfert
bate, unb mo linn na9mafs elm Sents
nal erri6tet tporben lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
ehoIano.
Bon 8arI ganfeIow.

Stpls BEL Sag bic murmornsn po'
lGIte
Rasen alf in tSniali6em Slang.
S9panenpsibe, sroenfrsm6e 9ctte
9e9'n Die Wolteu I'M Der SthHeR
GranS.
9o9 ipenn Gag unb Sonne idnt gu
9runoe
Sinter Sob unb Acknowledgement,
Damn erSt tpmmt bic punberiamite
Stunbe,
Sauu erIt trdumIt Ou Suolanos
f4Oniten Sraum.
Sprd, elm 2teb bon fernen Wdnopz
linen
Rommt perlpren bur9 bic 2ifte Der,
limb bic DaFer ftnb bonn Wtono bee
i9ienen,
limb BON gliitbea iinO bic 3psige
fdper!
-. Wiibe biIt Oh, biit berdui9t ges
fporoen,
6etnfudt fibGft 9u, bic Su ionft
nift tennft -
Denfft perlorsn an bds Sanb i'm
Norben,
I'm bic Re6el, bic 9u Seimatb nennf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
iSie Rapsae tn Uniform.

Gin reiSenbes penbant gu benz
iiingit betannt setporbenen Qnsrbisten
zines 8apeameiiters, ipona9 beFsn
Sr9eIter, Iobalb es in seIben Stiefeln
concertirt, mebr Sonorar beanfpru9t
dls in einfd6er Uniform, bistet bic
Qnfiinbigung zines tleinen r~eiIenben
S6eaters, bas auIpmmerli6 einen tbiis
rinsif9en Murttfleden unii9er ma9t,
porin Der 8omiter Der 9eIsGf9aft gu
ieiner 8enefiSporitelung bas publis
FUN bur9 einen ii9er gang eigenartis
gen 9enuB uuSulOden fudt. Der
Sbeater5etttl nennt bas Stiid Der
quite Srioolin pber Der b6Te Robert"
Ober Ser Sang gum Giienbammer"
uno tbsiIt nod nit: Plus @sfGGigteit
fir ben 8enefiStantsn ipirb Der !Serr
Srts : @enbarm in ben 3tpiT9enatten
.inise @OrtrGse duf Der 3isbsS armos
mia in Uniform gum beften gsben!"
wer tOnnte FOLDER 2Oduns pibsr<
ftcben9!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
Strr ftiae @o@en.
Sti,5e pon gauI GooIpb.

lIs ibm Der arSt gum erIten Wlal
bupon seiproden, mai er fat eri4roz
den = 10 fern lag ibm Der 9ebante,
feline Srau bier 8o9en ansin in Elm
Dab gu fenbsn. Gr i9eute bic boben
aoiten, uno elm tpentg @gpismus regte
fi6 in inn, baB er nun am @noe auf
feline eigene Reiie per5i9ten ioqte.
Warum alein. Warum ni9t nit
ibm %3uTdmmen, ba lie bod perbeira=
tibet naren uno ibre She aus Reisune
seT9lofen b%atten2! sic mar bod
nur nerpOs, nur abgeipannt, nur bon
benz Summer elm tpenis sebriidt =
Gr puBte. bab er nt9t our Rube
fpmmen tpiirbe, bepor er ni9t senoll
ben arst befrQst.
S4lieBli9 ging sr brett gu ibm.
Sic tonnten iid obnebtn 5uSuus niht
iiber bic Reiie einisen.
auf elm 2d6eln bes NrStss, elm ball
bes Baden bate er Iit eingeri9tet.
unb Der arst ipurbe pl6blid srnIt unb
itreng, fdit finiter in i.inem gusIeben.
rSbrer Grau feblt ni9ts, SerrOot
tor" Iasts er beItimmt. ,@enigitens
80. iie 1T ni4t trant i'm meOi3tni=
fden SHINE. limb bod mub ie fort,
gang alein fort -. ipenn fie nidt
trant perben ioa.~
SberIebrer Or. Sartung ipaste Elm
b%dlblautes, f6i9tsrnes: rDobur62"
rSOl i'd often isin - bur9 S6r
eemeini6aftli6es 2sben, bur9 Sbr
3uiammenIeiu, bas teinen Rsi5 me6r
bietet, teinen 6rieben bringt."
Der SberIebrer Itri9 Iif ben Bart.
rs it,. es it,. ni9ts.. DOrses
fallen 3pii9en uns."
Der arSt tlopfte i6m bic S6ulter.
rS4 tpeib! Sd tpsib, Iiebsr 0pttor.
aber. :. oft lit Elm Itartes llngenitter
nit Bonner unb 9tiB melt better, ala
cine eDig sIei4mdBise Ssmperatlr,
bic alss ermuttet, aues f9pddt unb
allies 9Iei4siiItis ma9t."
~Wir limb uur rubiger espprben,
muir filler. =. felt infer 9ino - uns
tpteoer. e. tntriFen ="
Sang re9t! Set iener 3eit."
rSrduer 1T in unIsrem Sals, ni6t
unfrieben. mir beibe t0nnen es ni6i
perseFen."
so, aber besreifsn Sic benn ni6t,
Serr 0pttor, baB es - l~psnigItens
5pii4en Sbnen beioeu - ber9efen
tperben mub! - sic Fnb Elm Mann,
Sic baden SIREN Beirut, Sbrs Bidder,
Sbre 8iHenfaaft! sic fDnnen Ssbrs
9eoanten ablsnten, tpie sic nonen.
Cine 5rdu uber tunn es ni6t. Die
ftBt uno pirtt taguus, tasein i'm oleiz
den, tleinen areis, SunOsrtmaf i'm
Sdufe Der Stunben tpmmt ie an an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03

Sn ieinem 3imr1er stns sr auT
unb ab.
mas mar bas nur2 Wo6sr lam
bic @erGnberun99"
Gr fam.
@r fanb Ie nt6t! Sa. als er ii4
bemiibte, bic Serbbeit, nit Der er in
ben @o6en bprbsr Ieiner 6rau gez
ba9t, in Der er nit ibr Oertebrt bate,
fi6 ipieber berporauSuubern, blieb er
in benz @erIu9e iteden, unb fano ii9
plDBli9 auf benz @ebiet, mo Der
MGnn iebes b0ie Dort, ieben tleinen
8prpurf bitter bereut.
limb iebesmal, tpenn er iotpeit mar,
sing er biniiber gu ieiner 5rau, im'
mer nit einem Mnlissen, bas teines
mar, unb INNER nit Worten, bic CUR
Sadie ssb0ren folten, unb bic bod
rur gsIuft iparen. neil er gerne ets
mas nit ibr fpre9en tpoute.
Die bier itiaen Do6en" erfiiaten
i'm iebt fdon nit 9rauen.
@r iaete bus aud Ieiner Srau.
Sic erfpibertt tein Wort. sic
fentte nur ben &opf, pie iie Oas ims
mer that, tpenn ibr bas Deinen ndbsr
mar als bas Baden.
sd BARI aud ni9t baran 'bsnten!"
Iagte Iie mad einem Deilden. ram
liebIten" - lie ri9tete ben &opf
gang bod - ram liebIten bGiebe i'd
bier BEL Dir uno pflegte bid unb Iprste
fir bid, bab bu nieber frif9 unb
munter fpirit, rpie in ben Sabren porf
bsr!"
,Nein, Sinh, nein. e.. bas barfIt bu
auf feinen San! Sd tpmme sur
Rotb f9on bier ALIEN aus. 9u aber
mubt Dor alien geiunO tperben.
limb fpie es getommen. =. er puBte
es fpdter IeIbIt ni9t mebr. auf einz
nal hattie er ibren 8opf an ieiner
8ruit, uuf einmul ialangen ii6 5ipei
@rme I'M fsinen gals, unb = uub. . .
Sreili6 = Der 4bf9ieb ipurbe auf
bieie @eiie INNER f9perer. sic batz
ten iiG auf einmal beibe iopieI gu ius
gen, iopiel gu beIpre9en, lie empfuns
ben 10 grobes 8erlangen na9eindnz
Der, baB es i6nen i9ien, dls pplte
man sepaItiam Elm feites 9unO 5ers
trennen.
Sic bielten fi6 an ben SGnben unb
tiibten ii9 unb IdBen, rpie in Der
3ett, ba iie ii4 gerabe psrlObt.
So traf ite Der arst unb er muBte
laden. Gr bate aber ni4t ldnge 3eit
baSu, benn bic Srau lief auf i'm gu:
rG.ieber, better Serr 9ottor - i9
lam ni6t allein reiien! 9eben Sic
mir meinen Mann ni9t nit, bann
perbe th erIt ipirtli9 trant! 2ieber
!Serr 9ottor, tbun sic mir's ni9t an.
Ssben 81. - i'd BIN ia eeiunb!"
gr fdiittelte ben aopf. nSn Der
@enefuns iinO Sic, ia, aber IS sibt
RiidfGlIe -"
rSerr Sottor!"
rTiiBt a1es nidt! @9t Sage miiTs
fen sic nod ALIEN bic Sur bur9mas
den, bann meinetpesen - mag
Sbr 9atte nd9tommen!"
,9ottpr -"
@bsr Der Subelruf gait tim gar
ntdt. 0Ottor Surtung bate i9ou
tpieoer feline Srau i'm Irme.
MAS 1T aus ieinen bier itilsn
Wo9en" ~getporben? Die cine nit pief
SebnIudt na9 8risfen, unb Sreie, in
benen iebe Setunbe cine sIiidli9s
| Eminfeit mnr -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03

gen, boB sr mid ausId6te unb bebaup=
tete, bic 9sI9tdte iei ni9t balb 10
grduiam, als i9 lie mir bpritelte =
nit einem Wort, t9 Derlpr pplitGnoig
ben &opf, unb als t9 mertte, buB mir
uns elmer Station ndberten, iprang i'd
auf unb 5og gum stpeitenmal bic perz
bGugniBbple 8remie. Sd tpiinidte,
toite es, mas es pole, aussuiteigen.
Der @raf i9uute mid topff4iitteInb
an, er meinte pobl, i'd iei nuqmebr
b0qig perriidt geporoen.
r9as muB mar Sbnen laFen, SnGz
bigIte, sic BADEN toitipielige Paiiipz
men! Sd fiirGte nur, bus qeriOnaI
ipirb Elm bis9en herb tperben."
@r bate re6t, Der @ute. Ser 3ug
itanb einige S9ritte Dor Der Station.
unb Der Wanu nit Der rotbsn MiiB:
prbnete fOfort on, buB mir beioe ben
Dagen Derlafen miiBten.
Sds tbdten mir benin aud unb 5tpdr
unter ben Segenspiini9en Der sez
fammten pafagiere unb unter etnem
Sa9el bon 8emertungen. beren Sdrtes
fte sinen Saustnedt setrGnft baben
tpiirbe. Den 9rafen amiiTirte unbez
9reifliderpeiie feline Gage, er la9te
trob aner erimmisen Mienen audi
bann nod, ala Der @oritanb ibn in's
@erbOr nabm unb cine feierli9e Imtsz
banblung einleitete.
gr tpar i~ibrissns ritterli4 ssnus.
bic S6ulb bonitdnbtg auf ii9 gu
labsn, srfIGrts, i9 bate nit Der SADIE
gar ni9ts gu tbun unb i6 piirOe mid
entipre9en6 beidperen, beponirte els
men blauen S9ein unb febte mir AIS
bann cine Sepei9e an Seinen Batter
auf, in pei6sr Der Stationsppriteber
ibm mittbeilen muBte, bab er, Der
8oriteber nGmltd, mid burd elm be-
bauerlides @erIeben an Der Detters
reiie 9sbinbert babe, tpofiir er um
Gnti9ulOiguns bite. Sd piirbe mil
benz nG9iten 3ug fplsen.
@uf bieIe Weiie bin i9 sliidli9 benz
@erbdngnib environment"
Limb bsstpesen, @qt, baIt 0u mel.
men Batter uub mid 70 initdnOig ssbes
ten, mir mO9ten geeen ben GiIenbabns
meni6en feline Qn3siee eritatten, ba=
nit ni6t Der ganae S9pinbef fdliebs
lid an ben Gag tam. limb mir oa9s
ten, es iei Sein giitiges, mitIeioiges
!Ser3 ...."
vSaipobl," erpiberte Trau Cha,
rbas mar es aud. Der @~iIenbubner
bate mid Sipar ipenig getiimmert,
aber mas piirbsit benn 9u, urmes
Sai9erl, dnsefangen buben, fuenn Su
mid ni6t betommen bdtteit9 lin
Did mars mir aneit -. nur I'm
Did, Idau, SranSerl, 9einetpeger
babe ib f9pinbsln miifen, 10 bart es
mir aud sefallen it,"
rSft bas aber au9 ptrtli9 aues,
@ni2 Gar auss?"
r@irtIt9, Srans, auf gbre! DAD
S60nite mar iibrigens f9on, bub es
Der s9te Mira9 gar nidt mar, ber
beibt ia Sstar = fred pie Sstur -
Tonberp elm tp%eitlGufiser Better Srib,
limb ia : Serrgott, bah i'd mid se'
fiir6tet!"
nSu Sitterft ia ieBt nod, MGus:
6en," iaste er pon pdterlider Milbt
unb er CAB fi6, pie man rubis oer=
Ii9ern fam, ale erbentli6e Miibe
ibre @ufreguns nit ben bier eini4ld9i.
gen Mitteln bauernb gu beI9ptdti:
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
.. S6Ie6tes 9eniffen,

- S9Ie6tes 9eniffen.
rWo1en mir beim blduen Stern elm
5IGfddsn Rieriteiner ausIte9sn9" -
Weinreifsnber): fiber mas Dir ni6t
.infdqt, Der Dirtb bs5iebt ia fsinsn
Wein DOR meinsr Girmal"
Seine angeGeaenbett.
Sunse 5rau (uuf Der Seimfdbrt BON
Der Srauung gu benz @dtten, Der Iid
am abenb porbsr einen tiidtisenSaars
beuteI getrunten): ngtber, @buarb, -
am Sod5eitstas baft0u einen 9at.r!-
Sunser Mdnn: Der sebt Did bod
ni9ts an, Gina = bas lit elm Stief>
later, neil i'd Jpn f4Ou in Die @be
mitbrahte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03

- -
Isl, Iinb elm 6aulen5er eriten Rdns
ges, Wilte! = Sin 2ateruenan5iinbers
poIten auf Der Sonne mare ippbl gang
nab Sbrem Gei9mud!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
Nn 0aS Ynblitulll.

9ie nSreie 8reiie "EEbat siiber 400
etabltrte I9enturen I'M Staote, miro
an iiber 700 4Ditofficen rerianbt, uno
bat eine eroRe 8erbreitune in Der
Na6bar= &epublit Werifo, i'm Snoia=
rter=9erritDrium unb Oflaboma.
SIR @irfulatiuns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fi6 pon @alpeitpn BIG binouf
nab 9ention, pDn Mariboll i'm Often
bis na6 @l .ealo IN: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitperltanblid nit be-
ionbers 5ablreiden 2eiern bas bi6t=
befieoelte tel=9eras nnb ben @nb=
meiten ein.
3tpei Geiienbe iino beitdnbig, iabr-
Elm, jabraus i'm Snterelie bes 8lat=
tes unterme9s uno fiibren bentielben
i'm Seretn nit unieren riibrieen 2o=
fal : Ieenten forttpdbrenb mere 2e=
fer su.
Sn Inbetrabt oieier 3batla1en ift
Die rSreie Breiie", tpD es fi6 barum
banoelt, Die beutibe BepDlferung gu
errei@en, bas bette simaeiae Wses
binm im Staate Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
geit tiber 60 syahren

ldOn tuuroe Wfrs. @inslDm's SDD.
thing Syrup non WiliDnen uor
Wfiittern beim 8abnen BET Ginber
angepenoet. @irit Du i'm Shlafe
our6 oas Sbreien zines &inbes ae.
ltDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit un6 Dor
Sbmersen tpeint? gBern 10, laffe
lDfort eine sslafde pDn ,Mrs.
Winslous SoDtbing Gprup" bplen:
Sein Bertb tit unbesabl6ar. Sc
miro oem fleinen 2eioenben lofDrt
9inoerung peribafien. BerlaBt eud
oarauf, Weiitter, es lit fein 8fpeifel
oariiber. gs beilt Diarrbpe, regus
lirt ben Wtagen uno Die Nieren, be.
leitigt Binb &Dlif, ertpeicbt ben
Gaunlen, Derbinoert gntsiinounQ
nnb itdrtt bas eqnse Gpltetn. rMrs.
WinSlups GDDt6lng Sgrup4 fir aahs
nenoe &inoer lit angenebm i'm sc.
i9maG; oas 91ecept itornmt BON
einem Der belten tpeibliden Ierste in
oen Ser. Staaten. @s iit BEL allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen 8elt su
baben. Breis 25 Gents per sg[aide.
9auft ni6ts anoeres, ais W2rs.
gStnSlDU5 SDDthinQ=Snrub
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25

Das 8eite eeeen Gbeumattsmus
it elmer & 0lmenb's Gecept 9ap.
1851. 8eriibmt getpDrben burb
feline piele erfDlerei6e 6eiluneen.
Y. s. 9 d mibt, Igent, 6Duiton,
EerQs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
sdreibt an obiae 6irma uno nennt bieie

n0rbli4en uno mtttlersn JinnIdnb gez
Srdu4li4en Renntbierfeufdube als Elm
9anptspeig borttser Saustnbuitrie sii
betra1ten.
9pffentli6 tpirb ein gnGbiges @ez
f4td bic ererbte Dirt ber Sinnldnoer
unb tire alte f4One 9austunft bod
nod Dor p0Qigem lntergang betpabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25

giele unierer geabruna i'm
SDnlmer lit unberoaulid], aber uns
ueronulibfeit fam auf leihte @eiie
burf) Or. Iueuit 96nia's 6amburs
ger 9ropfen gebeilt peroen, lie reini=
gen oas ganse Spitem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25

Spre6 Stunoen BON 10-12 llbr
8Drntitta9s, 3-5 llbr 0abnittaas.
Sonntaas: BON 10-11 uhr Gort1,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
ste fiir6tete iid, itets ppr per glad1t.

i'T@' 'V's-I'-
SD pfleete fait bic aanse @abt
binburb gu buiten". lbreibt W1rS.
Gbarles Ippleaate BON gleranbria,
Snb., nuno it fonnte fautt ireeno
pelben 5blaf befumnen. SD bate
Die S6minoiubt 10 lhlimm, oaB
ib, tuenn ib nur Elm turaes Stiid
ge9anaen mar, furdtbar buiten ttluBte
unb 8lut lpudte. glls ale anoeren
Mittel ibren 8med perfeblt batten,
beilten mild orei sSlaiden bon rDr.
Sings geeue Gntbedung", 81 $1.00
Die 5lal6e, pDqitanoig uno t1 babe
ieitbem So Bfanb an @etpi1t suge=
nDnmen. Oas Mlittel miro abiu=
tut garantirt, um 6uiten, @rfdltuns
gen, Die Grippe. 8ronbitis uno alle
anoereft 6als= uno 2ungenleioen su
beilen. Breis so Gents unb $1.00.
Brobeflaiben frei in Den NpDtbefen
pm S. &alteDer & Spn uno Mbplpb
9reiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
Mtt bas 4mblifmnt I!

Sn 5olge Der pielen arbeitlparen<
ben Wtalbinen, Die mir neulid) aufs
9eiteut baben, fino mir in ben Gtano
geiebt, .,Rieglers StanSaro See
Gream", friiber $3.50 per @allone,
iebt fiir $1.00 per @allpne su per=
faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-25
SitolDeitteras witnlf)t Gut

8enn Sbr gu9 irgenbpD nieoers
(afien pollt. tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
gntt QGittDttip & Mran5as
paB Saba,
i'm @arteu>Diitritt bes Gtaates. @e.
lunobeit uib 8lina uniibertrpfen.
giuige 2dnoereien fir ben ssarrner,
Warftgdrtner, Obit= uno 8iebsii9ter.
@eaen gin5elbeiten tpenbet@uh an
6. s. Wartin, O. g. g.,
San NntpniD. Teras.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16
Rudolph, The Cripple.

The Don C. Hall company, which
will hold the boards vt the Duncan
this week, arrived from the north
yesterday, fresh from a successful
tour Of southern Colorado. They will
open their entertainment this evening
with the great religious drama, "Ru-
dolph, the Cripple Speaking of this
play the Lowell, Ind, Souvenir says:
1T was an emphatic expression of
those who witnessed the production Of
Rudolph the Cripple at the opera
house Thursday evening that 1t was
not only one Of the best Of its kind,
but the best that has ever been pro-
duced on a Lowell stage. and the pity
is that it was not a crowded house.
It was in every sense highly moral,
refined and a literary attainment OF
high order. Mr.. Don Hall, who took
the part of Rudolph, the cripple, which
is the principal part, is certainly a
tragedian OF first water, and makes
his acting realistic by the intense
in which he throws his whole
life into ii. being oblivious to every
surrounding, but with his entire
thoughts concentrated on his twcrk,
From a miserable. prosecuted cripple
in the streets Of Florence, Italy he
becomes a sculptor Of fame, and RICH
es. During his humble stage he SEXES
a babe from the arms Of a woman
who had been stabbed and was sup
posed to be dead, and fees with II
and lives and tolls for It, and during
the stages in which the child devel
oped into beautiful womanhood he
guarded and protected her with jeal
Gus love, and is sorely grieyed and
r~esentful when a lover enters into the
life Of the fair one.
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Rudolph, the crippIe.v

The story is one Of intense inter.
est, holding the audience in rapt at.
tention from the beginning. TIE
leading characters are Rudolph, the
poor. crippled sculptor, and Lesa, the
beautiful child. Rudolph has develop.
ed q wonderful talent as q sculptor,
copying from the s~tatuary in the
market place Of Florence, but is SO
prosecuted by the rabble that he con
templates suicide. Being a deyout
Christian, he seeks the seclusion OF
the church for final prayer and sup.
plication. On emerging from the
church, he stumbles over what Is ap-
parently tn lifeless body OF a woman,
upon whose breast rests a little baby
girl. Rudolph seizes the little one
and bears her to his hut on the noun.
tain. There he keeps her, secluded
from the world, for seventeen years.
Rudolph becomes prominent as q
sculptor. Lesa, In turn, is prosecuted
by the mobiles; even TO her own father,
not knowing she Is his chiId-he at
tempts to abdutt her, is killed by
Rudolph. who is inc~arcerated in prison
for the act. but escapes in time 10
find that Lesa. in despair. has taken
poison. She dies In Rudolph's arms.
Rudolph, being discovered, refuses g
surrender, and is shot by the gen.
darmes, falling dead beside his be.
loved child with the words: "She
died loving me-: I am satisfied Al
opera house next week.
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PERSONALS

Messrs Spencer and Finch have re
turned from their mining trip to La
cueva. No information to give out
Dominguez Hayes is in from Apache
Springs on business.
q. D. Chaplin, for some time a clerk
in the clothing department Of Chas,
Fields, left this morning for Pasture,
where he will serve as bookkeeper for
the Pintada Clothing company.
Attorney Louis G. HELD was a pas
senger for Santa Rosa on the stage
this morning.
Miss NJ. Kennedy has resigned he
position at Ilfeld's for the purpose OF
accepting another at Rosenwald's, The
young lady was unusually popular with
her fellow employees. and before she
left was presented with a beautiful
diamond ring.
Miss Becker, who cane here as a
nurse IN the family Of Co. Fenton,
left this afternoon for her home in
Iowa. sd
Arthur ". Moore, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Erie, is
here drumming Up business for New
York. He says his road between Chi
cage and New York beats them all.
Geo. Moye and party picnicked Il
the canyon yesterday.
s. w. Moore and Clark NJ. Moore
and families drove up the canyon 81
the Gallinas on a pickle expedition
yesterday.
President vert and family drove to
the end Of the Scenic Route yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. NJ. Moore left this afternoon
for Sabatha, Kans, to spend couple
of months at the home of her parents
Deputy U. s. Marshal John Wiley
returned today from Mora whittier nc
went on official business.
Assistant U. S. Attorney Z. I. Med
Ter, who spent Sunday at home, came
up from Albuquerque this morning.
Judge Ellsworth ingalls,, special rep
resentatiye Of the department Of jus
tice, Is here on business.
D. B. Wilson, representing the H. n
Tammen curio house Of Denver, i
calling on his trade here.
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The Catholic bazaar viii be opene

The Catholic bazaar will be opened
tonight BY a few appropriate words in
Spanish by Archbishop Bomgade, then
Bishop PltayaI will speak In English.
The high church dignitaries will be
introduced BY Mr.. Eusebio Chacon.
Following Mr.clyde Graham and Mrs.
Theo. Chacon will sing a duet entitled
"Hope Beyond and Eel Tango from
the Spanish opera La Grau Via" in
character will also be sung BY Miss
Maria Hernandez. After the short con
cert their will be fun for everybody In
general. 1853
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Notice.

TO All Whom it May Concern:
The undersigned hereby gives no
tice that, on the Bird day of November,
1903. he was appointed administrator
of the estate Of Marcus Brunswick,
deceased, and all persons having
claims against the estate of said Mar
Gus Brunswick, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to the
undersigned within the time pre-.
scribed by law.
WIN. E. GoRTNER,
|~9-16-23-11.63 Administrators,
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Tomorrow night there will be the
regular dance at Rosenthal hall. The
music will be improved and everything
done to make the occasion pleasant.
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THE HUB.

When in need Of uI-to-date, stylish
job work at rock-bottom prices. con-
suit your own Interests and The OPP
tic Office at the same time.
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DR.. S. G. Brown, dentist, has moved
into the city and will extend
his Office hours. ONCE in Center
block, room 8; hours. $50 to $40
1877
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New backgrounds and new chairs
will make your picture more attractive
than ever at the Stirrat Studio. 11-S1
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overstocked--our mems shoes.
former price 81 to $3.50 per pair: now
sf.35 to s4.e5 for spot cash. l. X.
Lewis's. 11-6S
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Holiday MilIinery-Now is the time
to order new head wear for Thanks
giving. We have the latest styles and
are selling cheap. Misses O'Brien,
Bridge street. III
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EXPERIENCED restaurant keeper can
learn Of good opening. Call Optic.
1912
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Stirrat studio over GRAF & Hay
wards. Kodak finishing: fine pho
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