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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

SILK Suits OF Satin Foulard, with
png-pong blouse, postillon belt. now
tucked sleeves, $3.50. "a IL
New iDressy Skirts OF Wolfe silk
bands forming yoke and panels, fin
tjshed with silk drops. 5s6.96. .} 4 ts
All-Wool iChevlot Skirts. In black
and blue band trimmed. full flares,
for $3.50, 8
New designed Skirts Of twllled pop
: lin, IN gray, blue and black; the best
$3.50 skirts in town. for S2.0S
# Ladies' $3.50 Taffeta Coal IS: with en-
&hroidered circular collars. full sleeves,
for Es7.2h
Plng-Pong Jackets, With Il stitched
collars and ties, $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
Dreams ST White Fabrics,

leading 70 every appearance Of silk Some nanufactlre
ends, made have sold for than double The sale Will den
what Coe1s Store is worth to the Richmond public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

i " 90 yards All-Wool Black Albatross.
tho quality always 59c., for shc. yard.
The best ssl.oo chevio, eyer sold. l1-ei
yards wide, for Csc. yard 3j
waterproof Serge. best .sl.5o quality
for si.6o yard.
4--J5l Silk swansdown. Sl.5 best quality,
Priestelcy Mourning Cloth. s1,So.
value. for aSc,
Silk Hair-striped, close woven yrado--:s
dine. sl.17o value for 75c.5 81 # Va M,
silk and Wool Crepe Cloth. s3'oi
value for $3.50.
Half SILK Dress Yelling. 1915 value
per yard sl.75,
silk and Worsted Canton Crepe
4 500 goods for $500 yard. IL
400 yards Atwood Black Serge, 5ac.
value for 35c,. 35lt
Norsted Erocnde Granodlnc, usual
cost Soc. for i: i-ec. yard u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
The ne l IStaia y, Made Garments.

Tie store is brimfu ofevey kind Enthusiastic interest
the new styles remarkable effects that most distinctly
Coens efforts on prices play important part OF the sto
It's the Garment Store OF the city .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

100 DOZEN MEMS
SHIRTS, soft bosoms
NIL kinds and vario,ln
grades to e. rev,
this seasons choice
Soc. Main t'lcpr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

BOYS NORFOLK
SUITS. the most a,lb.
stantinl wool and Sc
ones, S to . years. for
csc. a suit.
Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

50 GROSS HOOK
and EYES. tho 9,Wn.2
al &c. ones for ic.s
Notion Depart nient
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
Black s Colored Dress Goods

price favors that will buyers Monday New Spring
Fabrsonly The price quotation don't give hall the detail
There ae small sna to advertise Fine foreign
st1lTs that arc even forgetula OF their value
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

h CoHEN''s sALEOF
LINING. among tho
various sorts are 81
900 sorts OF pcrcalirn
1-2c. and 1iec.
grades for &c.
Lining Department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

| 800 sTOCKIEETTE
10 r EsS5S SHIELDS,
usual zoe. ones all
isizes. Be,
| Main Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

Ns~~<>F~ = '>-'-s>>.~~&>sksS<s<
EMBROI, D Z r ED
CHIFFON YELLING,
double ring best SOC.
Nallc for 3ac.
Main Floor. Front.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

INFANTS CAM
BRIO DRESSES with
embroidery and ruf-
nes. instead soc. arc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

IMPORTED " p f.
| VET RIBBONS. all
widths. best fast edge
the No. liz #2for
121-2c. a piece. and
all the rest at pro-
portioned price.
| Main Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

| INFANTS MsU 8 "a
L1NBuNDDRsIi1RTs
tos4 years Of for
| 1l ,''ss,3 6,
| Second, Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
Cohen's Cotton Fabrics
"A Weeks Preparation

bring most amazing results It shows the expert buy
fabric YOU see Two floors create most uncommon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

LADIES. SIT r T
WAIST NJ AFDsR AS
that cost a75c. to 81
arc 45c.
Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

! i, 200 YARDS LIN
EN- CANVAS. tho
best lining canvas,
sold for 12 1-2cn for
|6i3-4c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-08-14
Celui qui Salt, ct Salt quill Salt, pro6tera de cs faux
Bias ct ira a Washington.

savezvous que le Washington est r6tat qi po@ede le plus de rche@es
naturehes. Toutes les chesses vennent d. la teree ct de la mel. Voye1
G. que pos@de lie Wash1ngton:
SEES pecherhs sont les plus importantes ct fournissent la plus grande par ie
du saumon consomme dams lie monde enter. Ue occasionpo pour le "canneyman"
Son industie de bds de construction est d6montree par ssm ouins qm sont
l@p plus gros du monde enter. Is bMs de construction est n n e essne ct les
forets de lEst sont pressure epuisees. La dernRre chance pour lie bdcheron.
Washington deviendra lie premier Eat p urI la production de fruits. Bien
que cenei ndustne n'exbte pas encore les fruits du Washington ont cGebres.
Une grande quantt6 de pommes du Washington est vendu tus les as a New
York. Une occasion pour le Cunivrteur de Fruits.
LIE cimat Isl favorable de Washington ct ss grands grange" dus 3 la dfe
rende latitude ct ses pluies, rend rEnt favorable aug recoltes fakes en- dehors
Washington. durant les dernesss anoees, depasse de beaucoap Il production
Les monmgnes du Washington sont remples d'eau minerale-do9, d'argent
de cuvre, de fer ct de Charlton eta ttendent le pouvoir de production du capital
ct du travail. Richie Avenir pour le Mineur ct LEI p6culateur
Seattle est la brr6re naturele de POrent ct lAlaska. Les envois De Pudget
Sound Sc comparent favorablement plus grands ports de mr de PAtantque
I'm Avenir dor pour lie Machand, le Manufacturer, pImportateur ct lie Ca
pnaEste.
Pour ceux qui voudraient faire une en1uete ct prendre avantage desc cca-
III voyage aer ct 1etour de premiere casse, do $50 de Chicago ct $40
de st Paul ct Minneapoisa etc antori g: Date de Ia vente, du Ter a "A inclu.
Limite finale du retur, Is Octobre. Plusieurs arrets" sopovers ct retour III
divmes routes seront accordes, ct cux qui desreront retourner PAL la Ca nornie
pourront le faMe n payant 81 LOO 81 plus.
Great Northern Railway
Ecnhez pour les pamphlets ilustr6s ct la "Wonderful Washington" mape.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-08-14

re. Celui-ci ne put utiliser leur bon
vouloir, qu'en les chargeant de de-
fendre aux curieux l'entree de la
marie.
LIE JUICE de paix s'installa dams
une DIES SALES de la maison COM
mune ct, en- attendant l'arriv6e des
magistrats de Vesoal, il crut de-
voir proc6der a I'm commencement
d'enquete.
II entendit successivement le
MARIE, le garde- champetre ct deux
GU trois hommes de ceux qui les
avaient accompanies a l'endroit
Oh Sc trouvait le cadavre, ayant
grand soin de prendre note DIES re-
marques 6videmment fort judici-
euses qui avaient etc faites.
Toutefois, il pensa quill devait
SO rendre compile par lui-m6me de
l'exactitude DIES chooses observes.
En- consequence, IL SO rendit sui le
lieu du crime suivi settlement du
MARIE, du garde-champetre ct du
brigadier de gendarmerie. II cons
tata, notes en- mains, que le rap
port du MARIE etait rigoureusement
exact. Mas il voulut trouver au-
tire chose.
La victime await 6t6 frapp6e q la
poitrine. Avant l'arriv6e DIES ma
gistrats, il ne s'6tait pas permits de
la faire d6pouiller de ses vete-
ments; mails il await pu reconna1-
ire facilement que INSTRUMENT de
crime 6tait un fusil charge dune
bale. L'assass1n attendait done
sur la route on a cote de la route
sa victime SO dirigeant vers Iui.
Restait a savoir 81 lie voyageur ve-
matt de Civry GU sill Sc rendait
dams cette commune. Dams le pre-
m1er cas-, il s'6tait post6 On avant
de la tache de sang, du cote de o.
vry; dams le second cas-, du cote de
Fr6micourt.
"a c%outinuef.J
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-08-14
XI-L'ENQUETE

Apres avoir pris SOS measures
pour que lie parquet de Vesoul fut
prevent lie plus vite pos
sible, lie JUICE de paix
de Saint-Irun Sc NIT en- route pour
Fr6micourt Oh il arriva vers huit
heures, vingt minutes apres les
gendarmes qui, par son ordre, Sc
talent mis- a la disposition du mai
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Gbe vo unSS1er's
QueSffo1 Abotl1 Lose,

A judge of one of the United States
circuit courts has a fiveycarold niece
of whom he is very proud. \ few days
ago she c;ill1e to him and said with a
very serious air.
"Uncle. there is q question about law
l want to ask YOU
We'll dear. what is it, patiently in
quired the judge,
"Uncle if a man had a peacock and it
went into another mans yard and laid
an egg Who would the egg belong to-
The Judge smiled indulgently and re-
piled:
"Why. the egg would belong to the
man who owned the peacock. but lie
could nc prosecuted for trespassng if
he went on the others property to get
it.
The child seemed very much interest
ed in the explanation and then oh.
served innocently:
"Uncle. did it ever occur to you that
a peacock couldn't lay an gg?'- New
York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
a Crne! FEuSht,p1-

"Why. daughter" said the rich father
of the girl who married the penniless
nobleman, what does this mean! How
comes it that you are home again. with
all your trunks?'
"Father,' wept the girl. Il cannot
live with the duke any longer
Cant live with him any longer. Has
he been cruel to you?"
Indeed he has" she sobbed. cinging
to the tender hearted old man. He is
always taunting ME with our poverty" !"
Poverty, Why. dadgum him. Didn't
l buy him outright for you!'
That's just it. He sneers that we
were so poor that he was the best we
could afford. ."-Philad"lphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
A Champion Cusser.

At Wichita Mrs. Pearl Williams hAs
sued for divorce She alleges that one
lay four weeks after her marriage she
'raded a can Of cherries FOR some fresh
fruit to neighbor. Th2t night when
he, husband came home AID found
that she had made this small dicker
he commenced to swear Mrs. vii.
Hams declares that for slA straight
hours he sWore blue sulphurous
stream that swelled and i,ted in vol.
Gme as it flowed onward. a., last she
ied from the house in q: ,ay She
sta. ed a. V, too, and ,ght suit
Tor divorce. And now Judgs Dale will
pass upon the artistic vehamence G.
the man who could swear six straight
hours sitter only four weeks of ma
ria2e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Oi9 Minor TM1oA.

Tho minor tunes OF loEg ago.
The solemn. plaintive strair9
Are burdened with impa sc:oned 3oD
From countless hidden pains.
In them forgotten centuries
Aga. 4 tai form an, shape;
In them long-buried tragedies
From Deaths cold grasp escapA
IN thcm again Ger chartless wave
Steer We to Piymouths strand;
In them surrounding forests grave
With pilgrim sires we stand.
In them again at Lexington
We iorm tc meet the foe:
In the.n until the war is won
Our feet dye red the snow.
In them again Ger wood and plam
AS pioneers we roam;
fr them upturn for fruit and grain
Vast squares OF deadly loan.
The minor times OF long ago.
II floods of harmony.
hsvived tn ough sacred aisles will -
And ne'ef forgotten bt,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Her )O,-.~rf "l7 z" ALL RIGHT.
The Embarrassing Experience Of Z
kirG-Hearteo Woman.

A medicine hottie mirror and (
bunch Of keys. 81 sticliing to chunk
OF dough as large as your head WIS
~oman's view when she opened he'
>atchel in the Skc"hesau car Ell
.oH.e to lewiston
She had wondered for some time
Wat it was that was swelling out
he sides OF her satcEel in such n
anpropoitionate manner, and she
opened the satchel to find out. She
struggled to close it. but she could
not. The man in the rear seat looked
over her back to see what the matte
was. The conductor stopped to look
It her N b ar helpless state
whats the matter, madam" hs
inquired.
Oh, nV.hiDe Bread is rising, cam
you see? Oh, get away"
She get her fingers in he dough
md Their she got mad. Size tried tc
i,il.1 them. She tried 10 close the
eatcnet, bG: 1t wou'' not closc.
"Confouno that thing" she said
md the satchei. comb, mirror and
dough disappeared out thror gh a
window.
When she tells her friends ,,bou1
The case now she laughs at the horric
fellow passenger and e-Hductor, hui
she did not feel like it then.
She was coming to visit FRIEND N
lewiston This friend admired hel
bread very much and aid it was The
best in the world, so. not having ar!
bread ready to bring with her, shs
seled upon large piece of dough
witch was ris'ag in a pan before the
FIRE and wrapping it in napkin she
placed it in her grip with the above
result LewiStop evening .oyrnA'-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
etaHordsh,rc Houses.

The fancy for Staffordshire houses
still continues, and ladies have taken
to lighting up their drawing rooms
with them. They put tiny lamp in.
sidc. so that the light shall show
through the windows of the diminut,,s
house or castle These houses were
FIRST made for candiesticks, and la*sr
on were chiefly used as pastille burn
srs In the days when people Thought
1t unhealthr To ventilate - sick room
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
con.Fancy.

twas years ago. The moon shone bright
Ana by her side in fond delight
far from the sordiV worlds distress,
basklng In youthsY sweet foolishness,
Young Algernon, with deep breathed sigh.
rorgetIui though THE hours might fly,
lnere "here the oScean laved the sands
SAT holding hands.
ne honeymoon ioNg since has flown,
ca. 60 <aiSei ihoh no wiser grown,
oi's where the gas light blazes hot
80 soy, !. open that jack pot
T; =: osA. ene hours pass on,
~ go - o.suaneo anua,o by Algernon.
q St,ss ~. 1s..sSss III pat he stands. :
!. O. sss - rs! 1aSSsAg hands. ;
u 49, u IS IS 81 3 Washington otaSA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Inconsistency,

Jenkins is queer duck ="
whats he done now?'
"Why. last night he fretted and
fumed and finally sanged because his
wife took three minutes to dress for Il
car ride out to the park and last week
he sat in an open boat in the hot.
brOiling sun from > o'clock until 6
without getting bite and enjoyed it"
Baltimore News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Not n characteristic.

THAT was your wife with you at the
railway station wasn't it,"
What makes you think it was my
wife?"
We'll she gave you such short an
sWpr"
"'Ehat wasn't my wife "-Clevela nd
Plain Dealer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
In Society,".

TeSS-Miss Nuritch talks so mucA
about her mothers social position be-
fore she was married
Jess Well?
Tess-Did she really have any posi-
ton in society:
Jess oh. lots of them. She never ac-
cepted Il place as cook except in very
swell enthusiastically Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
The Baby HuInOrjsts.

"Of course, said Mrs. f,Xtrygood.
''you are fond of bright. precocious
babies:'
"Oh, yes: certainly" replied old
Batch, but | draw the line on the sup
posed smart sayings made up by the
parents and loaded off on the poor in
fantS, ,'=Baitimore Ainerican
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
All Will Be Uncovered.

Barnes Tormer-l am in a quandary.
l have been offered an engagement by
two managers. and l don't know how
TO act
Sue Brette- Well. don't Worry. They'h
soon find II out.-New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Su Mcient Reason,

what makes Middlerib so bitter
against the TurksS'
The young MANI who calls on his
daughter daughter smokes Turk ish eisarette'."-
indianapolis Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Strange Freak Of Nature,

A chicken recently hatched in Wads
worth London. was we'll provided for
in the way OF different members of the
body, Notwithstanding. or perh aps be.
cause OF which it soon died It mad
two heaks. three eyes. five claws or
the left foot and f0ul on the right
and thYte sets CT brains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Wedding
InVitatiOnS...

The Adams Printing Company has
just received a shipment of 5000
wedding invitations from Geo f.
Brown, of New York. These invita-
tions are Of the latest cut and style
Be sure to call and see them before
ordering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23
Put On.

her
Yes but it is art fhcial. Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23

"WhatS the matter with Brother
Lion?''
"Why, he got sure tip on the races
and lost all of his coin
II see. and now he's making an aw-
full roar about it t"-Mail and Express.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-23

his comra7y zoe. cot insure u
aare and profitable investm ent to ~.
II has the same source or revenue for
company has. 1t has Eo death losses
Of life insurance. lts Iield To unllmlt(
considered. dues payable monthly.
and enjoy during life what you save.
between all classes. Write for prof.
Active and Reliable Agents Wan,
vltsd. investigation invii~l and Infer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

audi ilie 81 etpas OrDertlideu2 Iuf
oiele @eiie fonnit on Inn ME impo-
nlerell, unb nuBt Dir a%efalen laiier,
aelboiten 81 meroer."
sd frante MIDI audi nidt oar.
iiber. Seine @orte geben BET eitetn
Sbre berein, beim onberen binaus;
aber angenebmer miro oaour9 bds
9eben ni6t."
Siesfrieo iob, oaB Olga inter benz
8eiprdhe ibrer 0riioer Iitt; nie
modlte iie 10 iebr fpie iest ~emofunben
hobelt, pclden @irorud iol6e Neoen
auf oeS iungen @raien 5artbeiaitetes
@emi!t9 berporbrinaen muBten.
Nls Sieefrieo ipdt Ibenos ouein
ai,f ieinem 3in1ner tpar, ridtete,r
leine 8eoanfen iib auf oos @eiprah,
pelfes er nit Sleo gehabt, lno mel
dies ailf cine 10 uripiIGommene 8eifs
aeitort Dorben. 8tsDer Uar lie linn,
obiflon Der 3auber Der Sd0nbeit Fl.
llmgab, ooIlig rci5los eri6ienen. Seit
lie uber Dor Deniaen Stunben ibm
entbiilt, mas IN ibr oorginG, mar
cine groBe 8%erGnbcrung init ibni se.
idleben; Der Iufentbolt in Ser 8illa
erId,ien nit etllem Rale b6Gjt al,-
6tcbeno.
Gortiebnng fo1et.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

lonGern eiileln alten psrncg:len Sc
ifledlt entiprungen mar. 5rot Der
ooelsteInOliden @eiinnuig, Die III
Den bon ibr belnften &reiien
berrid)te, batte Der @eOanfe, cine
8rofentrone iiber ibrer gtamens-
diffre at tragen, etlpas unenDlid)
Serlofen0es fir tie; mar ia Der SaB,
Den man in DER Spbdre, in pelber
tie le6te, gegen oie ariitofratie euu-
pfano, groBentbeils nllr Dem Oefilble
oes Retoes %entlprungen.
Slga riittelte iid) aus ibrer Setbar-
ole empor nnD entfaltete Die ibr ans
ersogene &ofetterie, melbe lie ans
9r1nbeit nur in ieltenen 61Gen an.
pcnoste. 9Iber Siegfrteo, Der ipenig
@elteriabrung beiuB, mibperitano
ben balb ironilden, bdlO einiGmei-
deluo meiden Con, oen lie ibnl
g~cgeniiber ani6lug; ct iiiblte iid bon
ibrem @eien unangenebm beriibrt,
fait perlest, nno 5og iib bon ibr
Suriid.
SlQa mar ii6erraiht uno beleioigt
OitrG Die Ieltiame @irfung, ipeld)e
ibr gefauiI6tigeS Streben berpor.
brafte. slber nift nur gefrGnfte
Giteifeit fonnte man Die I6mer5lide
G%mpfInbung nennen, Ole iih ibrer
bem1dtiate: ibr @er5 lit mebr oas
bel, ols lie Iif anfongS geiteben
Dollte. Siegirteb's d,tbere @aben,
iein ieines, 5uriif6alteroeS Senebs
men, Dos ibn portbeilbaft Dor alleu
anoerer iungen WGnnern, Die iir
fannie, mls5eihnete, feline lebbofte
Gmpfdngli6feit fiir ales Sdone uuo
gbele, - oieics Iaes bate Tie aQ,
mdhlih ange5ogen. Sic nor ges
wohut gemeien, auf ole Senc. peldle
lid ibr %genabert, berab5uieben; 81
Sieafrieo aber blidte tie, 10 jung er
mar. empor. Setne N6tung, menn
nidt feline 2iebe SIT erringer, eridieti
ihr OILS elm ihones, iebo6 faum en-
reihbares 3iel.
9ieies Grpaden aus Dem trGgen
9obinbriiten iibte aud) ieiHen gins
fluB auf ibre auBere grif)einung
ibr gon5eS @eien muroc belebt, ibre
re~aelmabig idoren Siise eetuanneu
on @usorud. Irs ibrel JOINT matt
uno rllbig blidenbeu Mugen ipraf)
iett cine ionfte Sdluermutg, oic ibr
reiseno itano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

ullterrtd,tet norben, mie in Der Meli-
aloit. Die @e6ote Gottes iteben in
groBem @ioeripruhe gu oen 9eiesen
Der @elt, mnO man bat midi INNER
MIR Qelebrt. Den leeteren 5ll ae-
borden"
Sic iGone Wonbnatt Iabet gum
Shrpdrmen elm, crtonte ploslih
eine Stimme aus Dem SunfeI; .eit
red)t romantil6es Bib, wiiroig, ser
9tad]pelt aufbepahrt Su perSen!
Siegfrieb uno Gbrienhtlo i'm traI.
lthen @elprd6: es udrc ell, irterei.
lanter @orpnrt id bate Suit, oieie
Grippe 5u perepigcn. Ser bonn
Nono begldn5te Seidl on beiien
llfern Srauermeioen lire Speiqe tiei
arr @roe ienfen, Der blonde Sling.
lima uno Die BLONDE Maio in ibrem
ldlneepeiBen @erpanbe, = es. miiBte
ein rei5enoes 8em1loe geben."
GS par Ilfreo, Der uutbemerft gu
oen Seioen getreten.
.San5 belonoerS paiieno fir Sen
Seloen bes Niebellmgen.Sieoes
oilrfte ii6 mein grailer 9einenrof er.
lpellen" c%ripioerte Siegfrieo I1d,eIno.
Us tpdre idaoc, ipenn Sic i'm in elm
aitoeutlfes @ammS ,lmpanoeln
~lpiiroen."
rs lit fiibl, fommt herolf in sic
GUNNER, ertonte lebt SmilS Gtim.
me BON Der Seranoa berii6er. Die
tlelne @eieaihaft folgte ieinem
Gufe.
rSdon bab bu aus ser Stobt Der.
aefommen", iagte Olga, ibren Glte-
rem Srlloer -begriiBeno.
sd polte MIR ieben, mas sic
Wutter maft", antpprtete Der 8ro.
telior. ,Stepbarlte lagt, es gebe i6r
beiier: oas mag fem. sber 10 per-
orleBllf), 10 i6ledt gelount babe id,
ne %aetroften, 0aB ib balo 0as 8eite
Gidte. Sd beouuere BEN Batter; cine
fronfe 8rau gebort gu BEN nnanqe.
llebmlten GinridtlrugsItiiden elmer
@obmrng."
"Gie Mutter lit ipobl 5u entidulbi-
gen, ipenn lie bispeilen etpas mix
mutbia miro; oie Sbmer5en bubeil
tie lebr angegriffen", meinte sQfreb.
oSos mill ih ifon glallben; o6er
mir Die ~umgebung nnb Die 9ranfen.
Darter ut es ailh nidJt lltltig, beitGu.
Ola altsge5antt 5l lperoen urlo oas
enoioie Somentieren an5ub0ren. I'D,
bin trob. oaB Saula ferngeiuuo lit.
sic tpetB nifts bon Hbeumatismus
iino lhmahen Gerpen. Sus maht
aber ailh Die Irt 81 le6er, peldle i]
lbr norgel6rieben. SGufige 9etue.
aniia III freier 2uft S6littidublou.
ZEN i'm @inter, falte 9Goer, Shpim.
men nnO Mlpenpartien i'm CONNER,
oas bait Seib unb Seele, ipie man
Die Summe Der nod unerflGrliden
Standardization i'm gepobnliden
Seben flennt, 5liammen. Die Wtutter
aber gebort nod Der alien Stule un,
ldIellt ieoes raube Siiftfen, min aus
gequemlidfeit Den SUB nitt Dor Oie
Sbltre lesen, nno Oerbirbt iit nno
anberen bas 2eben init ibrer goabit.
teren 2aune."
r@aS Oie idledte 9aune betrifft,
miro tie bonn BaSa nod i~ibertroifen".
%entaeanete IlfreO. u9ei Dem gering.
lter WtnerIprud)e fGbrt er aui uno
tanaelt MIDI berrmter, ols oh ib Elm
Sdluliunge pdre."
.Selne eigene Sdulo, alf; modt'
iptlien, OBJ er es iit BEL mir llnter.
ltanDel Aber marlim brinait ou es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
S0hite Gitclfeit.

Gr5t: nGs lit nift ausgeI6loiien,
Nrdulein, oaB Sic oas S6arlatfi&
Der befommen!"
Die &ranfe: n@ie irene idJ mis.
oaranf, oaS miro ia brilliant gu nleia
mem rterell, ld)arladrotDen 8oitiire
haiienl"