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FILED BY DEERE G. co.
Deed Of Trust Covering Property I'm
indianapolis and Elsewhere.

DALLAS, Tex, March H-Deere & Co.,
Of Illinois. pillow manufacturers. to-day filed
with the county clerk here deed of trust
covering the issuance of bonds to the
amount of s1,5Oo,oOO. the guarantee being
an Illinois trust company. Property en-
braced in the deed is located in Moline.
ILL.,, ST. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Hen
nepin county, Minnesota, indianapolis.
Fargo, n. D., Portland, Ore, and this city.
The object of the bond issue is not
known, but 1t is thought to be for the en-
largement of the Texas branch of the COM
pany.
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DETROIT, Mich, March 14.-In the
Recorders Court to-day Judge Alfred j.
Murphy denied the motion for a new trial
for Frank c. Andrews, the former vice
president of the wrecked City Savings
Bank CT this city, who Is now serving a
sentence i'm the state prison at Jackson for
Disappointing and misapplying funds Of
the bank. The motion was based on objec-
lions to a number of the judges rulings and
on the fitness of the juror George w. Book
to serve. Judge Murphy reaffirmed all his
rulings and declared that Book was fair,
candid and impartial juror. An appeal to
the Supreme Court will be made.
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Tried to Save Her Feelings.
Little Chronicle.

Little CnrOnlCIt.
When Willie came home from school for
the holidays his mother asked the usual
questions as to how he was getting on and
whether he had been punished since she
last visited him at the school. Seeing he
hesitated she pressed him further, where
upon he reluctantly admitted that he had
been punished for licking a boy.
why did you whip him." asked the
mother.
tits something very bad and can't tell
you" said Willie.
but you must" insisted the mother.
'.All right then" said Willie, desperately.
IF you're sorry you made me tell you
can't help il. licked him because last time
you came 10 see me he said you weren't
pretty bit
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WASHINGTON, March H.-Dr. Hardin,
Justice Days physician, issued the follow
ing bulletin at IL o'clock tonight: Justice
Day has spent an encouraging day and his
symptoms continue favorable this even
ings."
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE condition of
Beriah wilkins. owner of the Washington
Post. who has been critically i'll for several
days at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel with
paralysis and kidney trouble, is improving
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Tryout for Central Meet.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special 70 the Ind1andp0Ils JoufnaL
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March lathe
tryout for the central athletic meet at In
dianapolis next Friday was held here this
morning, and the men showed up well.
Indiana will send up a team of not less
than sixteen men, and Coach Horne be-
lieves he stands a good chance of carrying
the meet. The men are in splendid condi-
ton end have done some hard training for
the Dast week
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Shot His wife and Took Poison.

RONCEvERTE, W. Va, March IA
George w. Place, an old Chesapeake &
Ohio engineer. shot and fatally wounded
his wife this evening in street and then
swallowed laudunum and turpentine. Ply
sicians say he will die. Several days ago
his wife left him. alleging drunkenness
and infidelity, and came to Ronceverte on
a visit to her uncle, Wesley Vance Place
followed this afternoon and pleaded with
his wife to return home with him. Fail
ing In his efforts, he shot her as she was
walking along the main street.
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UNION, Mo-, March 14.-Collins and Ru-
dolph, alleged bank robbers. were brought
before Judge Davidson. Nof the Franklin
county Circuit Court. this afternoon They
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge OF murder
ing Detective Schumacher Judge David
son appointed Probate Judge Jesse III.
Schaefer. w. c. l.. Cole and Jesse M
Owen To represent the defendants The
prisoners were then ordered to be taken to
st. Louis for safe Keeping.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-The Item
prints the following: 1.-The statement is
made to-day by a member of the party
from Honduras which arrived in New
tured by the Bonilla forces in the trouble
that occurred at that place on March s.
The affair. he said. was nothing more than
a mutiny of l50 soldiers I'm the Cartel who
were drinking. and had no connection with
the revolution led by Bonilla. The party
will return to Honduras at an early date -
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Smallpox Patient Shot.

PARIS, Ky, March 14-At Riddles
Mills this county, to-day, Clyde Keller
son of a prominent physician, shot and
killed William Weaver, a smallpox pa
tient. Keller was a guard at the pest
house and shot the man when he refused
TO stay in the lines.
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Movement to Pardon Madden.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, March H-A move
ment is on foot to bring about the pardon
of Euclid Madden, a street-car motorman,
who was recently sentenced to six months
In the house of correction for manslaughter
in causing the death of Secret Service
Agent William Craig, killed last Septem-
Der in the accident in which President
Roosevelt and Governor Crane were in
jured. Petitions will be circulated to be
presented ultimately TO the County Conn.,
missioners and the district attorney, who
have authority to release the prisoner.
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Negro student the Best Orator.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March 13.-The thir-
teenth annual oratorical contest to deter
mine who will represent the University of
Michigan in the Northern Oratorical
League took place tonight Mayor May
bury. of Detroit. presided Eugene Marshall,
who il negro student from Detroit, was
declared the victor. His subject was Ham
ilton and the Constitution"
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Secretary Moody at Havana.

HAVANA. March 1.-THE u. s. S. DOL
phin. with Secretary Moody and the con-
gressional party on board, arrived from
Key West this afternoon, saluting the
fortresses at the entrance to the harbor
with twenty-one guns and the lowering of
the secretary's flag. Cabanas returned the
salute. After the ship had anchored the
captain or the port called TO pay his re-
spects. The congressional party went
ashore at once. hut Secretary Moody re-
manned on board until toward evening
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Farmer shot While Reading.

CANTON, O.. March 14-Marvin Fraze,
aged forty, farmer residing at Howen-
stein, eight miles south OF this city, was
probably fatally wounded last night as he
sat near a window in his home reading.
An unknown person discharged a shotgun
through the window, the contents taking
effect in Fraze's head
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Burning Roof Fell on Them.

HIBBING, Mimi, March 14-After rescu-
ing his invalid wife and baby from his
burning house, John Mclaughlin risked his
life again to save his six-year-old son, and
both met death under the ruins of the burn
ing roof which fell as the father and son
were making their egress.
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Paralyzed on a Train.

NEW YORK, March 14-Benedict Fischer,
president of the Encaustic Thing Company,
who was stricken with paralysis in an
elevated train yesterday, was reported to be
in about the same condition to-day. He
has suffered from heart trouble for years,
and the case is a serious one.
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Alice Roosevelt Sails for Porto Rico

NEW YORK, March H.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt, daughter of the President,
sailed on the steamer Comma to-day for
Porto Rico where she will be the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Hunt. daughter of Governor
Hunt. Miss Roosevelt is accompanied only
by her maid.
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Triangular High School Meet.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Ind, March IA joint COM
mit.ee representing the High Schools Of
Elkhart, South Bend and Goshen has de-
cided TO hold a triangular track meet in
Elkhart on May g.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15

The Housekeeper.

Make a syrup by boiling three-fourths
cupful sugar and one-third cupful water
Ave minutes; cool, and add one quart cream
and one and one-half tabespoonfuls va
nilla; freeze. Mold them in balls with two
tablespoons, or pack in round leaden molds.
Before serving roll in grated cocoanut.
which has been grated the day before.
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Another Cornell student Dead.

B{NGHAMTON. ". Y. March 14-Fred
]. Pray. a student of Cornell University, is
dead at Sherburne, of typhoid fever, con-
tracted at Ithaca.
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Freshman Drowned.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March 1L-Ernst
Zimmerschied, of Kansas City, Mo-, a
freshman In the University of Michigan,
was drowned this afternoon in the Huron
river while canoe-racing with his brother
Karl.
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Pet Spaniel Bite Was Fatal.

NEW YORK. March 14-Henry S. LOOMS
the eight-year-old son of DR.. Henry p
Loomis, died to-day of hydrophobia caused
by the bite of pet spaniel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15

Serve with emerald sauce. Emerald Sauce.
make syrup by boiling one cupful sugar
and one-half cupful of water six minutes;
cool slightly and add four tablespoonfuls
sauterne and tint with Burnett's leaf green.
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Dat. for Starving Firms.

PORTLAND, Me-. March 1.-THE Elder
Dempster steamship Yoruba sailed to-day
for Hangow, Finland. with an immense
cargo of oats for the starving Finlanders
This was the second cargo that has been
sent TO relieve the famine sufferers
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Retail,

c. w. KRIEL,
English Block.
Wholesale. Retail.
Main Cigar Store,
log Monument place.
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Au 6a8 Ynblitunl.

Die uSreie Brelie" bat ilber 4O(
etablirte Ieenturen i'm @taote, tpirt
an iiber 700 &oftofficen perlanot, uni
bat cine groRe Gerbreituna in be,
@abbar= gfepublit @erito, i'm Snbia-
nerz9erritDrium uno Oflabpma.
Sbr @irfulatipns=@ebiet in geras
eritredt fi6 pOn @aloeitun Biz binaui
nob 0eniion, oDn Mariball i'm Often
Bis nad @l !balo IN: fernen 8eiten;
eS i6lieBt ielbitueritdnblib nit be-
lDnhers sablreihen 2elern bas oibt>
beiieoelte Wtittel=Terae uub ben 6iib=
tpeiten elm.
3tuei Neiienne finb beftdnbig, iabrs
elm, iabraus i'm SntereHe bes 8lat=
tes unterpe9s unb fiibren ben1lelben
i'm Werein nit uniere1 ribrigen So,
fal , Naenten fDrttpdbrenb neue 2e-
fer su.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier Ebatla1en lit
Die nSreie Breife", tuD es fib barum
banoelt, Die oeutlde 8ep6lterung su
errei6en, nas bette 2lnsei8e Wses
oimm im gtaate 9eras.
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gett iibcr SO Sabren

idOn tpurbe Wfrs. BinslDu's SOD.
thing Syrup ppn WilliDnen ppr
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der 2inber
angemenoet. Wirit Du i'm Gbla{e
our6 bas Sbreien zines &tnoes ges
it0rt, oas i'm 8abnen lift unb nDr
Sbmeraen ueint? Wern 10, laIie
iofOrt cine Slaibe nDn ,Wirs.
Winslom8 SDDtbine G5prup" bplen.
Sein Bertb ift unbesablbar. Sc
miro oem tleinen 2eioenoen IpfDrt
2inoerun9 ueribaffen. 8erlaBt euH
oarauf, Wfiitter, es iit fein 8meifel
oariiber. @s beilt Diarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Maeen uno bic Nierea, be.
leitigt Wino &Dlit, ertpei9t ben
@autnen, uerbinoert Gnt5iinbuna
nno itartt oas ganse 5pftem. ,Wrs:
WinslDms SDDtbing Sprup" fir sabs
nenoe Sinoer iit aneenebm i'm sc.
ibnad; oas Gecept ftantmt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibliben Merste in
ben Ser. Staten. @s lift BEL allen
Druggiiteu in Der 9ansen Welt su
buben. Breis Is Gents per sSlaIbe.
Gauft nibts anoeres, als Wtrs.
WinslDms SoDthinasSnrup
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= Das @enie eeht oft einen neuen
8ea in serriiienen Stiefeln.

0unn,ehr baben li1 aub idtnt=
lihe NahSiieler BON ben Beribten
iiber bic Stibuablen uno 9a1mab=
len gum beutiben 9teibstage einee=
ftellt. Das @elaull1lt= =Gelultat mar
bereits FORFEIT antisipirt tporben, uno
Die einaetroffenen lebten 8erihte boz
ben feline ueberralhung gebrabt.
Jm @ablfreiie gelle= Seine @ifbprn
bat Der gnnoioat Der 8elfen, Git=
tergutsbeiiber ssreiberr bon 6Doen=
berg, ilber ben NatiDnalliberalen
Senator WebI pDn gelle, ben Sieg
babDngetragen. Der @ablfreis mar
audi bel Der 8abl i'm Sabre 1898 ben
@elIen sueeTalen uno nur in Der @r=
laenabl, tpelhe Durb ben am 16.
Sebrunr 1902 erfolaten 9Do oeS syreis
berrn b. 6anmerftein nDtia tDuroe.
p0n ben gtatiOnalliberalen erDbert
tpDroen. SIN Wabffreiie Sbertaunus
bat bet ssranffurter 2anoribter ST
fbert pom Centrum Den SD8ials
9emofraten s5ran5 8riibne eei9fa=
gen. Dieler &reiS mar i'm lebten
@eibstag ourd ben gentrumsmann
WiHlIer (syulba) pertreten. SIM @abl=
freiie 6Dmburg i. Bf. bat Der @an=
otbat Der 8aperiiben Bauernbunoes,
Stauffer, iiber ben natiDualliberalen
@eener, Sneenieur Otto Diebl BON
2anbitubl, eeiieat. SIN Sabre 1898
mor oieler &reis aleih i'm eriten
8ablgange Den @ationaaiberalen al>
gefallen. Stauffer, tpel1er, tpie be-
merit, Dem 8auernbuno angeb0rt,
Der nit Dem Bunb Der 2anopirte
aemeinlame Sadie mabt, bat Die Nbs
fifbt, oas ibnt si geil gemDroene
Mauoat nieoersuleaen, I'm Or. &ue=
iide, Der BON Dem ganoioaten Der
5reiIinnigen 8olfspartei aeiblagen
tpuroe, Die Wi0elihfeit 5u bieten, in
ben &eihstag Sa aelan9en. Or &Dee
| lide lit Der IurIibenoe oeS Bunoes
Der 2anbtpirte, uno fehrt er in ben
jfei9staa surid, 10 iino Die @etreuen
nenieitens nibt mebr fiibrerlos i'm
Barlanente, oenn betanntlib iino
bic 6dupter Der glgrarier bel Der
5aupttpabl pie bel Den Stiduablen
unterlegen.
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geben, als er Miene ma9te, 1ia ibr gu
ndbern. 9a f9ob iie felbit Die tppble
metnenben 8ef9iiber CUR Seite, bic 5iG
5tpii9en fie unb i'm seitellt batten, unb
trat bi9t bor i'm bin.
uSprid mir mein llrtbeil, Mrbib-
bier bpr biefen alien! Sage i6nen, baB
i9 Define @roBmutb miBbrau9t babe"
@r anttpDrtete ibrni9t. Seine blaue1t
2tugen flpgen iiber lie binipeg unb befs
teten ii9 auf Die 9biir0ffnung, In Der
lie eri9tenen mar. Wie 9liibpiirms
6en leu6teten ba brauBen Die papiers
laternen, obne bod Die nd9tli9e Sim
iterniB gu erbelen, in bic man bur9
iene Seffnung btnausblidte.
Niemanb aus Der @efellf9aft bo6te
in bteiem Mornent an Ooftor Roberti,
tpfe In bem dllgeneinen 8egetiterunqs<
rauf4 borbin Niemonb fein unb @igz
nes @erfdtpinben bea9tet bate. l1nb
barum begriff porerft aud teiner, mas
Die Qugen bes S9ipeben ba brauBen in
Der Dunfelbeit fudten. Cine banee,
ertpartunesf9pere @tile par Der perz
5tpeifelten Selbl ltanflage Der illneen
5ran gefolgt; benn Sober fii9lte, boB
bier pon elmer @inmif9ung ni6t bic
Rebe fetn biirfe, unb es bGtte ou9 nobl
f9nerli9 elmer bas re9te Wprt baau
eefunben.
n9lrpib!" tief @isne mod einmal nit
btttenb erbDbenen 6dnben, i'd flebe
Did an-pri9 einMort gu nlir-tpas
es aud iei-nur Elm etn5tses Wort!"
u&omObidntin!" faete er. l1nb bann,
ebe bon alien benen, bic i'm unitanben,
aud nur elmer besriffen fMtte, tpas Ct
beabii9tigte, ftiirate er NIT bret langen
S4ritten gu Der Maffentrophde, BITE
@abpr @arlo als ipirffames OeforeS
tionsftiid an Der Wanb befdtigt bate,
rib nit @iefenfruft cine altertbiimli9e,
japanif9e Streitart berob unb elite
bem In ben pgarten" fiibrenben ausz
eanse gu.
s3u Silfe!!4 f4rie eisns NIT seuen<
Der @timme. r3u '0ilfe!-Gr tpirb
tim ermprben!"
Qber bas llneripartete, llnbesreifs
liae bes blibf9nen poll5ogenen @or@
ganges f9ien 9erabe5u ldbmenb alif
BITE 3uf4auer getptrft au baben. g1ur
elmer dlIein befub @eiitesgesenipart
genug auf Der Ste1e benz 0abonitir=
tnenben gu folsen. 8eina6e sleiGaeitig
errei4ten 4rbib geberffi5lb unb Grid
bon 8runned bic Sbiir. 9lber ber
S9nebe bate nod INNER ben 0prs
fprung eiues G9rtttes, unb btnter i4m
erit berf9panb Grid brauBen i'm
Munfel.
fTnrtiebuna fotot..
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of til" FREIE
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-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
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 SUBJ
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.
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Mie tit eieSl

98ir bieten einbunoert Dollars Selobnuns fir ie=
ben Gaa bon Satorrb, Der niht ourb Ginnebmen
pom 6all's Ratarrbs saur eebeilt tpcroen tann.
8. 5. @benep 6 Co.. Gi9entb., 5oIeOo, Q.
2sir, Die 1lnter5ei6netsn, baben 8. .. @benep lett
ben leBten Is Sabrea aetannt un0 baIten i'm fir
polltommen ebrenbaft in alien geiaditsbanoluns
gen uno fnan3eu befdb9t alle bon ieiner Hiruo
eiHeegangensn DECENTRALIZATION ju erfhllen
Def & Srnur SrOBtuubetss 9rOeailen, su-
soo, o.
gBatoine, finnan & Maretn, E@rokbar-
oes=3reguifeH, Soleoo Q.
oall's Gatarrb-Rur piro innerli6 senommen uno
Drtt brett ant oas glut an0 Die ihleimiaen O6er=
HIDDEN oes SDfents 3eugniiie rei berIanot. Vreis
IS Gents thr Die Glaide. Bertauit bon allen Apo=
tbefern.
6aIs' iSamilieus gilIsn ino Die bsHeK.
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!, ,geras 9rise"! sebt bas gpr

oGeras Nrioe"! SEPT bas gors
urtbeil beiieite uno itebt nidt unter
oem @inorud. oaB oaS Slalbenbier,
um gut 81 lein, uum yeoroen uoer
Often tonlmen muB. 8ie baben es
bier geraoelo gut uno better als oas
meiite, oa8 hierber seibidt miro.
gtab einen Geriub tperoet SIR oiele
9batiabe anerfennen uno oas
u9eras Brioe" sSlaifier piro guer
regelntaBiaeS @etrdnt lein.
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Tor prrnnrt oua

- Der @rport aus Dem @oniu.
lars8esirte Berlin nab ben Ser.
Staaten belief iid) in Dem iebt abee-
lauienen Ssiscaliabre auf So, All, All.
20 iit bies cine 3unabme um 81, :
1876, ,809 i'm 8eraleihe nit Dem 8ors
iabre.
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Wer lpird siegen?
Gin Seitromau bon &einbolo Srtmaan.
lKortiebung).


.Wenn Sic mid penigitens 5ubor
I'm meine Meinung gefragI, ober mid
BON Sbrer romanhaften W6ii9t unterz
ri9tet bdtten!- -yatiirli9 tptrb ssbr
Mann ieBt bas 0lerfalimruite benfen.
Gber Sic miifien ibm einen atpeiten
Brief f4reiben-no9 in biefer Stunbe
miiHen Sic es tbun, I'm ibn bariiber
ouf5ufldren, baB--"
Cine tletle, eisfalte 9anb leete fi9
M0tit9 nit beftigem Orud auf bte
ietne, fo bab er erf4roden innebielt,
pnb 5tpei in iG6en @ntfesen erblabte
aippen filIterten ibm gu:
Still!-aein Mort mebr!-Gr tit
bal"
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IA. e a b pitel.

~ 5 @abor Garlo porbin IN feiner
M lleberrafdung bel Srau Sig
q nes unbermltbetem @rf6einen
berfdumt battle, Die gntree=
tblr tpieber gu f9lieben, ober Oh Nrbib
GeberftiDlb lie obne Meiteres 9e0ffnet
Antte, p6ne naG bem @ebot Der gutsn
Gttte supor bis @lode gu aieben- ie=
benfulIs fanb ct pl1bli9 in Der gdn5en
irnpontrenben @rSbe 5einer rorbif9ea
Hedengeftalt auf Der S9lpele bes Ntez
Hers, Ben 6ut In Der linten 6anb unb
NIT etnem 70 berftDrten @eii9tsuuss
brud, tpie Jpn nod tetner ietner 9ez
tannten auf biefem 10 ,1nbetpesli9 rus
btsen Mdnnerantlib sefeben.
Gein Bid, In benz es tpieber tDie
BON Fdblernen &lingen bliBts, iiberflog
ben sefdmiidten Rour unb bic um
bos Rlabier seidaarte, beitere @eIenz
f4dft. bte eben tpieber, na9bem Der
LBte Son bes Na9ipiels perfluneen,
fyrGuIein Dolp bic iiberf9tpensli9iten
Gulbiguneen barbra9ts. l1nb als er
TN na9fen moment ein Dubenb err
itaunter Geit9ter auf fi9 gsri6tet fab,
rang es ii9 bumpf unb ipie nit i9tpes
rer Mnftrensung aus feiner 8ruft:
r@er5eiben ste bic Gt0rung!--Mber
i9 fu4e meine Grau.-Gie 1T bier
niMt tpabr2"
S4neller als bie llebrigen bate
f4on tn benz Mugenblid, ba er feiner
onii4ttg purbe, 0einri9 @ouart bic
Sttuatipn begrtffen. llnb o6ne ldnge
gu bebenfen, oh es redt ober flug mar,
mas er ba tbat, lebiglic6 feiner eriten,
hoIb inittnttiben gingebung fplsenb,
rtef er, jeber bejabenben Grpioerung
aus einem anberen Wlunbe silig Suz
porfommenb:
.Rein. mein lteber 9err geberiti6lb,
iie TT nidt bier. Nber mir freuen uns
BON ganaem 9er3en, Sic nun bod nod
tn unferem Rreife-
Wlitten In Der ge5ipunsen frDbli1en
8egriibung mudte ibn Der fpdbenbe
Qua Des S9DeDen perlfhmmen. LIND
cine tiefe Sttlls, cine fpabre Stille beg
5oDes srfiilite ben Raum, als 4rpio
@eberfti0Gb fuste:
sWer fpagt mir gu liigen9 Sd babe
gsfeben ibr Montel unb 5ut auf benl
BnrplaB. unb t9 frdge rod einmal:
mo II meine Srau?"
s9ler bin t3, Arpto!~ Hang es liar
nno rep bon Der @ortenthtir her 5n@
Tild, IN Der bet letnsn leBtsn Worten
DE gelfdlt Der Iungen S9dufpielerin
srl9'snen tpar. 3bn NIT mir, mas
Dtr gstdlltl 9oote MID, ipenn Du
ptut. go fpunine mir nthts anberes,
nn6 id babe ni9ts dnoeres berbient!@
Sum 1oOs srfarOden batten DollD
uHn 9elene iid IN ben WiHfel b;nter
bem 3lapier seflii4tet. tpo fi4 fogleid
Der ipmboliitii9e 2priter, am gan3sl
1stbe sttternb, 5u ibnen gefellte. Die
@noersn aber i4Oben ii9 als cine le<
~~st< ~ ~~tlh 9HtAHti 0lUtll1Stb AIQRD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-04

Gus Siel miro oeriihtpeile ae=
neloet, oaB Bring Goalbert. Der
brittle Spbn oes 8aiiers, uno oiele
leibt audi Brina 6einrid, i'm nafs
iten Sabre Die ct. 2ouiier @eltauSs
Hequng beiuben piiroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-04

Die liberalen 8erliner B(dtter
baben fih nunmebr BON ibrem erIten
Sbreden iiber Die iuaialoemotrati=
iben @rfolge bel ben Geibspablen
erbDlt. Sic baben bereits einen
9rDit bel Der 9ano: s@s batte
lhlimlner tperoen t6nnen. Sn biez
fem Gusruf aipfeln Die Betrabtun=
gen Der biirgerliben BreHe. SIM
aaeeneinen iinb Die @ablbetrah=
tuneen rubiaer uno abgefldrter ges
moroen. 1nb oies stpar Nneelidts
Der Eatiarbe, oaB Die Wabtperbdlt=
niiie oes neuen 8eibstages bel ent=
Ibeioenoen gbItimmunoen 1ih i'm
groBen @anaen tueni9 neranoert ba=
ben. Nlleroings miro man I'M ndH=
iten &eibstaa cine &eibe befannter,
penn AUDI ni1t INNER liebaempnnez
ner @eiibter oermiiien. Inter be-
men, tpeld]e nibt tpieoereepdb(t NOR
Den iinb. beftnben ii9 audi: Ibl=
ruarot, Der poiienbafte Nntiiemit,
uelher AUDI i'm lebten Sauie Taft
INNER our9 Nbtpelenbeit aldnste;
@abenslD, Der 2imburger &aufmann,
pelber 10 treu Dem Centrum eemez
fen; BON GER &Dtben Der 8uhorudez
reibeiiber ulrid), tpel9er ben s.. BEL
iiiben 8reis pertreten; Der geational=
liberale @ebeime Sinansrat Biting,
Der einem &onierpatipen bat Blab
MAIDEN miiiien. uno oann audi oas
friibere n&eidlstino", Der SSrins
Ileranoer gu 0obenlobe, Der liberal
angebaubte Sobn bes pertorbenen
ReibStan5lers.