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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

Whenever the United States supreme
court. on herring the argument Of
counsel for plaintin in error. is entirely
satisfied that he has no case. the chief
justice Is apt 10 say TO counsel for de-
fendant in error that the court does not
care to hea' further argument. At one
time Hon. Matthew Carpenter from
Wisconsin was counsel fer plaintiff in
error and opened the case. Before he
was through the court was satisfied
that there WAS nothing in ii. and so
when he had concluded and counsel
for defendant in error arose Chief JUS
tice Waite said. The court does not
care to hear any further argument"
Counsel was little deaf and. al
though noticing that the chief justice
spoke, did not hear what lie had said
and. turning TO Mr.. Carpenter. who
sat beside him. asked what had been
said
"Oh. hang itr replied Carpenter in
tones audi 10 the bench. The chief
Justice said ne would rather give you
The case than hear you talk. outh's
Companion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
Nee. ssi.ies are Dear.

All except one and that is the
Daily Paper. Having passed the
10 900 mark in circulation, the pub
fishers OF the Evansville Daily Cour-
Ter are determined to add 5000
subscriptions before Jan. 1, 1904.
With this end in view they have re
duced the price of the Courier from
"a 90 to $3.50 per year, snbscrip-
tons being required invariably ir
advance. No important Daily j,
the United States makes 80 low a
rate and a great increase is expected
Just think Of receiving 3i2 issues
If an eioht and twelve page PAPER
for $3.50. Meat and bread have
gone up bnt the best daily in Indi
ana hiss made an important reduc
ton.
The Courier publishes the full
domestic and foreign report Of thu
Associated Press and carries import
ant correspondence from its specia
bureaus in Washington and Indian
apolis. II prints the best short fic
ton and miscellany, and uses orig
inal cartoons and other illustrations
No Daily in Indiana is better equip
ped for printing all the news all th'
time.
Remember, you have only 4
send ~ 30 to receive the Daily Cour
Iier II months by mail II 20,
wish to try the paper send $1.2
and you will be given credit for
six months subscription.
Address the Courier, Evansville
Indiana.
Dec. 12.2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
MAD ANTHONY" WAYNE.
Tie Was the >ancxt. Coolcst soldier
Ia Mashingtoa's Army.

John Il Spears il iiaircr's demon
strates that General NNyie. commonly
known rs Mid Anthony was In
reality the sslncsl. coolest soldier In
Washington's army.
They called the hero OF Stony Point
and the Maumce rapids Mad Anthony
Wayne" says MIR. Spears. The title
was originated by m Irish soldier who
had been confined Ia the rliardhouse nj
the order IL the general, and il was
taken Mp hy the people because OF the
wild enthusiasm and determination
with " hch Wayne led his men when
the supreme moment OF battle came.
But observe that when the war of the
Revolution impendcd he 'ransacked his.
tory for accounts OF battles that he
might learn military tactics, and he
gave his DAYS to the training of his
neighbors. AT Stony Point he led his
men in spite Of his wound. but in pre-
pairing for the hattle he appealed "a
the pride Of his men 10y parading them
clean shaved and with hair well pow.
dered.' while the prelaid plans inciud
ed even tho slaughter OF the dogs. that
no yelp should betray the approach OF
the asSaulting host. When In Virginia
he charged the hosts Of CORVALLIS
with only 5oO men 10 back him; wher
In Ohio. where the honor Of the nation
and the integrity OF Its territory were
coh:sitted 10 his care. lac took a legion
! OF bows and niscrtants' gathered from
the slums and trained them until Their
skill with the nlusls,t cqualcd, IL ii did
not surpass. That az the most noted
! backwoods Indian fighters.
Mad Anthony Wayne rs leader
| In battle was unsurpassed. but II
should also lie remembered that his
record as drill master il unequaled'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
The American Iron .PIant."

The Englishman was being properly
surprised at the rapidity with which
the skyscraper was going up.
"Deah me- be exclaimed, 1T seems
as II your buildings grow as rapidly as
your maize"
YES. replied the westcrncr unblush-
lurly. "and the process OF raising them
is much the same.
"Fawncy. Won't you explain fur'
thcrf
We'll you see. we just get an iron
plant. put IL in the ground. have the
street sprinkicrs water II. ana In O
month or six weeks the skyscraper Is
full grown"
And. taking another breath. the cous
in from overseas managed to believe
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

Miniature Western Mining Camp For
-. Louis Worlds Fatr.

One Of the most unique exhibits seen
AZ any exposition win be made by
Thomas Walsh OF 81 Louis II plans
now under discussion are matured.
Details Of the exhibit have only been
crudely outlined as yet. but II Is under
stood. according TO dispatch from
Denver 10 the ST Louis Globe Demo
crat. that the ouray millionaire intends
10 display a mnlatuge western mining
camp OF the kind made famous by Bret
Harte and other writers OF western
fiction. II viii have all the accessories
so attractive 10 foreigners and all 9th.
ers who have read much about mining
camps. but have never seen one.
The Colorado mining camp will be
larger than the German village at the
Chicago Worlds fair and will have
many spectacular features. Thomas
+. Walsh owns the Camp Bird mine,
valued at Si5.0oo,Oo0. which nets
Walsh an income of 100000 month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

The Celestial CITY is clearly the fab
ric OF Bunyan's own imagination. an
elaboration most probably Of the town
OF T. dfcrd which. though not walled
city. had its gates fixed here and there
to iarl the town in troublesome times.
The gateways OF the old Bedford
bridge. within which Bunyan was i'm
prisoncd for so long aud through which
he passed times out Of member. must
have been foremost IA tine mind of the
great dreamer i,oohman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

Bjcnks DO you believe In the posi-
bility Of the cure Of disease by sug-
sestion!
Bjinks why. certainly. ! was feel
ing pretty sick last week and my wife
suggested that | 20 to doctor. and
It cured me right away. Somervillc
Mass Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
TALLEsT COUPLE TO WE'D.
Man u d Feet Inches High and the
Girl = Feet = Inches.

human species 10y selecting something
in the nature OF stud Is attracting
the attention OF the curious. says ca
bic dispatch from Paris TO the New
York Sun. 1t takes the form OF a gia nj
competition at Roucn and already
shows Il startling number OF abnormal
statures In France.
From the south there has arrived In
Paris on his way to Rouen young
man not yet % years old. who is . feet
, inches tall and Is still growing. lie
weighs AS pounds and measures 0s
Inches around the chest. 1t has been
arranged that he marry an English girl
who Is $ feet 3 inches In height.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
Skin Diseases.

rn ~ speedy and permanent cure Of
letter. salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Is
without an equal. II relieves the itch.
inc and smarting almost instantly and
Is continued nae effects a permanent
-ure. II also cures itch. BARRIERS itch,
c,.ld heal. sore nipples. itching piles,
II .pped hands, chronic sore eyes and
n. nulated lids.
". Cady's Condition Powders for
uses are the best tonic, blood purifier
uivermifuge. Price. scents. Sold bv
Martin Friedman, Druoyist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
Survey Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will proceed with the County Sur
yeyor OF Dubois county, Ind, on Mon
day, Dec. LIST, 1902, to survey section
six, township two south, range five
west, and establish the corners and in
termediate lines thereof. Those inter-
ested will govern themselves according
ly. FRANK DILLON.
Nov. IA, ly02-3w'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
Too Valuable 10 Lose.

Mr.. Grogan- Sure. Moike. an what
did yez do wit yure dorg;
Mike-Oh. he wuZ wort $40 an OF
KEEP tinkin' If some wan sh'd stale
um Oi could i'll afford til loss. so vi
gave um away. b'gorra. ~ Chicago
News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

Mrs. IIenpeck-We hey bin married
twenty years today. Hiram.
Hiram with sigh Yes. fer twent.
years we've fought
Mrs. IIenpeck (scowliEg) : What
You old wretch.
Hiram tquickly,-Life's battles to
gether. Mirandy Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02
Strpid En-. arh.

Nell CLoily tells me he belongs to
the smart set"
Belle don't doubt 1t. He's certain
Iy stupid enough to be eligible.-Phlla-
celphia Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

(Which do you think should he more
highly esteemed. money or brainsT
Brains" answered Senator Sor-
ghum. But nowadays the only way a
man can convince people that he has
brains IL to get money."-Washington
star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

| wonder why II is we are not al
kinder than we are. How easily 1t i
done. How instantaneouslv II acts
How infal'ibly 1t is remembered
Drummurl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

Dasherly lis he So very ignorant?
Flasherly Ignorant: Why. actually,
be doesn't even know cure for colds
KANSAS City Independent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

The undersigned, Trustee Of Column
Ma Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will attend
y Township business at his Office on
ve,y Saturday, and persons having
ownship business to transact are re-
quested to present il on hat day of the
/, eek.
The Township Librai! is kept at the
,fhce OF the Trustee, where those en-
tiled can obtain books.
GEORGE w. MILBuRN, Trustee.
IIillham, Indiana
Nov. %, 18O0-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

Trains Nos. !, 2. and run solid between
louisville and st Louis
Trains $ and 10 between Louisville and
Evansv lille run solid, carrying chair cars.
Trains Nos. II and ~ carry through FIRST
class coaches between Evansville and Louis
Vile.
Day trans between Louisville and ST.
Louis carry Cafe farlor ears, and with one
change OF ears through sleeping car service
from st. Louis and Louisville to Chatta
nooga, Birmingham and other points in the
southeast.
Night aims between Louisville and St.
Louis carry Pullman drawing room sleeping
cars with buffet service.
Il B. SPENCER, Gen. Man, st Louis, Mo.
!. II. HARDwiCk. q i. A., Wash nxton, DC
GkO Is. ALLEN, Asst en'l Pass. Ageh
st Louis Mo
v. X. CLAYcoMB, Ag't. Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

So.s4 No.52. No.50 No. 81. N0.55. No.53
40 il27 sa Lv. Lincoln Ar. 7D O5 II IS
1925 i.'5 $50 Ar. Tell City Lv 7.07 SO 10 ~
% 10 400 9s5 Cannelton TO 80 1880
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-02

nrKroRT and CHAMELEON DIVISION.

accept Sunday. Da- Ex.Sunday.
SO.x. No.ll. Nol3 No.S0. No a. No.H.
NJ NJ An A. NJ M Pm.
90 SOD u.l0 Lv. Lincoln Ar. AZ 1907 80
10. TO HOO AR. Rockport 3 10 l-OC 1919
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-05

2. MRS. MARK-oh, e. I'll have a delight
full surprise for you this evening. Just look at
these young onions managed to get you for your
dinner.
Mr.. e. z-Mary! Mary! This lie indeed pleas
ant surprise Now | will enjoy my dinner.
could eat young onions until the cows come home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-05

4. MRS. MARK (the next day)-Yes, E. z,
knew you would buy mo that pin; wanted It SO
very much; besides you know you would have
spent more than that had you gone to the fair
last evening.
Mr.. E. z. {asIde)-aee whiz! She deserves
It. If it hadn't been for her would have qone
to that Tair last night after eating those onions
and dsgraced myself.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-05

3. Mr.. e. Z.-WelI, Mary, ] guess will get
ready to go to the fair promised those young
MRS. MARk-Why. E. z! You certainly
wouldn't think of going In the presence OF young
: ladies after eating onions? 1t would be an out
rage. 3:S&
Mr.. E z-Thats so, Mary. never thought
of that.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

9Iaube perbreitet, bab nur iene Sors
her bic Sbiere fpre6en b0ren t0nneu,
bic S9ube nit neun Spblen unb Jar-
renbldttern barin tragen. Der &ne1t
tines 9auern, TO eradbIt bic @sf9i9te.
trug Elm paar trdftige Stiefel, bic TO
oft aus9ebeFert nurben, bab iie
fhlitBid bic erforberlids .QnsubI
Sohlen batten. Oils er am beiligen
Qlbenb burd einen @alb no6 Sauie
ging, bIisben einigs 5arrenblGtter in
Ieinsn nidt auseTdniirten S9uben
Rdngen. 3Hfdlig fhlisf er in elmer
5deune iiber bem Stale, in benz 5tuei
O6fen itanben. pl0bltb b0rte er oben
in feiner Sdeune StimmeH, unb ipie
bonn 0pnner getroffen, b0rte er einen
S6fen gum anbsrejl iaeen: n9u tpirit
in 5ipei Sagen Su elmer Sruuerfeisr
unb ih in einem balben Sabre gu els
mem Sod3eitsfeIte gefbIa9tet tperz
Oen." r@er ipirb fter6en2" fragte Der
unbere. runfere Serrin. Moraen 3ur
Utittagsseit tpirb bic 9abe auf ben
5if6 fpringen unb iiber bic Suppen>
terrine unb Der 8duerin 8ppf binpsg.
0abet tpirb iie elm Saar in bic Suppe
falen GdiIen, porauf bic Serrin ers
itidt.v 9laes 9ef6ab 10, tuie Der S9fe
es porber gefa9t bate. Se6s Monute
ipdter berbeiratbete fi9 Der 0ittipsr
pieber unb lieB ben anberen S6'sn
gum !Sp45eitsmabI f9Gaaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

Sic ift aufseiprunse; iie bat bic
Sdnb' gege bic SdIdf' gebriidt, unO
lire Sdnb' babe gs5ittsrt:
nSerr Sartpeg, mir iinb sipsi
Sdiffbriidise; Sic paren piellet9t
auT benz @ege elm 9ummlsr gu perz
ben, i9 fiibIte, i6 ipurbe bitter : bart.
Wit Sbrer 8ei6te fam mir GinIi9t
- GrlDfung. limb i9 follte Sbnen
ni9t bslfsn biirfen - penn ids
tann2"
Gr mar aufseiprungen unO pOlIte
fpre6en; iie GieB es ni6t gu:
nSu bret Sabren MAIDEN Sic Sbren
9ostor - cine tlsine gtnItrengung unO
Sbr Slid 1T semudt!"
gr mar bon ibr meg gesdnge, INNER
mebr, als ippIIt' er nit bem Sopf in
ben Baum nein. DSrdulein Sannb."
ipenbet iie ii9 an mid, nud @Ott.
5rduIeiE 6annp, 10 9eIfen sic mir
bod ="
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

berlanete unb ben er ME fanb.
Die uns bebienenbe 36eres bate
linn fhon Elm paarmal bic Serpiette
untsr bem Slid berbprse6plt. plDbs
lia fab er benz Uldbden f4arf in's
9efiht.
pWas fsblt Sbnen2"
nWeiter mir, aIs buB ih gu fpdt in's
9ett tpmm'," CAB iie laaenb CUR Ints
mort.
r9a perOs i'd nit Srdulein 5annp
fpre6en."
ST mar fdon in Der SDbs, feline
Jrau belt i'm feIt.
gWer ion benn bic @rbeit tban,
penn bier bis nud Mitterndht seaeat
tpirb2~
rSm,~ madte er, rallsrbtngs, irgenb
zines mub fi9 INNER opfern, ipenn
anbere genieben ipOlIen, tper bsntt ba=
ran2"
.Ou mubt audi aus Setnem tpars
men 9ett beraus, ipenn Did elm &rdns
fer ruff" rInterbra9 Die iunge 6rdu
Ieinen @ebanteu9dng.
n9ana riBtig. la6te er uuT. rSi.,
Sbsres," ipanbte er ii9 an bas WlGos
den, rals metns 6rau BON Der ltnipers
IitGt suriidtebrte, fab iie nod gan5 anz
bers aus als Sic ="
Nait nett aufseriFenen &usen
itarrte Der 2ebrer bic iunge Srau an;
iie bate WliiGe. srnit gu bleiben.
rSu, babe sic ipirtlicb S9ren Spts
tor gema6t2" ipanOte sr iid na6 elmer
lGngsren 9auie an bic iunge Srau.
Der Yrofefor nidte: nDtit summa
cum laude; ib cum laude."
So TO-"
limb nun entipann ii6 sfpiIden benz
BroTeTor unb bem 2ebrer eine lebbafte
GpntroberIe iiber bas Reat bet
Srauen, ii4 einsm SeruF gu tpibmen,
ben I'm gGgemeinen bic MdnnerpeIt
fir Ii6 in stnipru9 ntmmt.
Sd absr tonnte es taum ertpurten.
su erfabren, tpie oas S6dfat bic beis
ben @atten 5uIammengefiibrt.
gnOli9 Iaben mir, 5rdulein 5annp
unb i'd, nIlein IN oem tleinen Sti5ims
mer-
.,Seiliaer 2tbrno par's,4 bssann
FrGulein 6annp tbre @radbIung. rio
Elm re9tes Deibnu9tspsttsr. 3nanz
sis bis breiBig @dft' mare i'm Birtbss
simmtL
9a bDr' ib brauBs i9liirfe, bic
Saustbiir tpirb aufgeriKe.
.llm 9ottespille," bent' ih, r's
pirb bod nit Semanb BEL bem S4nee
ben @ss 'rauf gtma4t babel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

ftia, ernitbaft, beinab gsbriidt. Gin
paarmal iit's porsetomme, bab er nit
benz SrGulein 8ersmdnn bd obe 5us
famine setroffe 1T; sana fremo bat er
gege Fe getbdn. taum baB lie Elm paar
Dorte getpe9ieGt babe.
sd tann nitbt anbers, i9 bin 70"
= bat iie INNER pieoer eeia9t, tuenn
i9 nit ibr gefhplts bab', bab iie benz
arme Msnf9e aud nit elm biBIe
Freunbliber entgese fam.
Gr bat ieinen Sottor gemudt unb
mar QIiiiten5arSt an ber 4natomie in
5retbure. g Srdulsin 8ersmann.
bic aud i6ren 9ottOr gemadt. bat mir
eefagt, baB sr ipie Elm gfero arbeit' {;
gu trsffe iei er nirgenbs, Iebe tbdt er
tpie Elm @iniiebler.
SIN Winter, au ben Stirenns. 1T er
ab.r bod 'rauTfomms unb einmal -
n9d Soft" bab' i'd auTgeidrie, ~oa
fommt ia ber alt Sdrtipeg!"
9eibe SGnb' bat er mir genomme:
y2iebe, @ute, 2iebe, @uts, SDllenz
quaten babe i4 ausgsitanoen : i'd
ipuBte ia niht, i'd mar ia nidt Iider,
uno barum tounte unb burfte ifl ni4t
- nit bisIer 99ulo, bieIem elenben
8epuBtfsin - ih mar an 9Gnoen uno
5iiben gebunOen - felt geitern tpeiB
i4, bab i'd mas fam q. uno reben
bari -"
Ser MenId lit mir ipie Elm Sinh an
ben gals 9efloge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17
pGuIe, unb Die Siimm' sittert ihm,
,bieI. Srau - bic Site fslbit = lie
bat mir ME .insn WuHId peridgt =
obne sinen @orpurf bat fie bic Sdlfte

ibres @ermDsens fir mid bingcgeben.
SEPT - GrduIein Tunnb, i9 bin elm
llnmenidh - fie miiBte atIes bergeben,
unb meine Sdulben ipGren taum gez
tiIgt. SD bin Elm elenOer &erl - ih
fam mir nt6t einmul bas 2eben nebs
men - es ipGre ibr feline 8efreiung. es
brG6e ibr bas 0er5, uno tpenn i'd
bleibs, mas bann2 60 einen Oumms
topf gibt's bod nidt, Der einem Mens
f6en tpte mir gu Siilfe tpmmen mOate
= 10 einsn sibts bod nidt -"
r0o6," iagt cine Stimm' aus Der
buntsIIten Sd in Der 8irtbsfub, unb
g 5rdulein gergmann itebt por uns.
ngtu6 bas no9!" ruff Der Serr
Sartpeg aus unb min nit einem SaB
CUR Sbiir.
9as Srdulein binter ibm fer.
sd IaTe Sic niht," i4rsit fie, nSis
miifen mid anb0ren!"
Sic mar tpeiB lpie Der Sob. iie belt
ibn feit:
sd bin ba berauFgetommen, aud
um bem beilisen 2tbenb gu entflieben,"
fost iie, i'd bin idOn lange bisr =
bort in Der buntIen gde fab i'd, aIs
Sic tamen."
@r bat aufgela6t.
.Run ia, unb ba 6absn sic ii9 ges
freut - sic baben's benz 8ummler
geg0nnt - @lauben sic. id babe Sbr
2d6eln nidt peritdnben, penn sic an
mir ppriiberginsen - 9eu babe th pie
tinen Suub gei9lagen. bsnten Sic
pobl = uno er bats beroient -"
nSerr Sartipes, Sic iinO ungsredt,"
unterbra4 iie i'm, rSie iinO bitter,
a6er bier tDnnen mir ni6t peit.r
reosn, bic 2sute tommsn BON briiben.
SrduIein Sannp gebt bieIlei9t nit uHs
ms StiSimmer = Sd laFe sic ni4t,
eb' Sic mid gebDrt baben."
Ser Serr Sartipeg lpar itiq; bic
Qrme auf ben &nieen bat er Dor ii4
bingeitarrt.
,M1eine 9ei6i9te iit nod piel trauz
rieer als bic S9rige," bat oas 5rdus
lein aneefange, lid bin nidt tpie Sic
i'm llebsrfIuB, i'd bin i'm Mdngel aufz
getpahfen; mas sic bpllauf batten -
bic 2iebe, bic bat mir gefeblt. Mein
Batter iit Elm 9elebrter; 5rieoe unb
Rube i'm Saus, bas gsbt ibm iiber
alles. @r mertte nidt, ipie cine liebz
lofe Stiefmutter mir bas iunge 2eben
berbiterte. 9a mir bas 9afein i'm
@IternbuuIe berleibet mar. feBte id es
beim Batter bur9. oab er mid Itubiren
Iieb. gtus bsm Nd9laB meinsr Mut>
ter fam mir elm nidt unbsoeutsnbes
@erm6sen su."
.0arum idb Sbnen bas alles iase,"
fling Fe tptebtr an, pSte follen tpiFen
ipie pertiimmert i6 mar, Ieeliib bsrs
tiimmert. Rur bic 2uit gum 2erntn,
bic batt' i4; i4 psrgab mid. tpenn i'd
arbeitete. Sect bin i4 miinbig."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-17

f9i6t', bas iIt mas fir Sic; einen
f6Iimmern @aft ais ben Stubtofus
Sartipsg bats ouf'm6slobers nit 9sbe.
Denn bic 2sut' seipeiit babe, tpmmen
Sic in's StiSimmsr, ba finbe Sic
mid -"
Der Mann mar sroB unb trdftig,
bon IGIIiser Snltung; bic Sierlide,
fdlante 5rau on ieiner Seite belt ii9
biel itrammsr; iit trus einen tur3en
Rod, Der bic nit iaparsen 9amcihen
bstIsibstsn 6iibs bis gu ben 8n04eIn
frsi lisB.
DSie ieben 10 eIiidIta aus" fastt
ib 5u SrGulein Sannp.
..Sa. sottIob," nidte iis. naber 9 bal
Drill getoittt, Biz ss 10 melt mar.
5riiber, tpie Der prnfeFor nod ais
@tuoent 'rauf 'tomme lit, oa babe mir
nit tinne g 2ahe baIte. 0umm9eite,
8erridtb.it, 'tpas anbsrs bat sr nit i'm
&opf gsbubt. Wi. oft bab i'd ibm in
msim Qerser g 9aus perbists tpplle;
aber id p.iB nit. trpB alien - man
bat ibm nit bOI' I.in tonns.
Ginmdl g Saus par Bis Sum leBte
plab b.T,Bt, tommt nod ssgsu 2Ibsnb
g s5rGultin 9srgmanu. Sic mar
Stubentin. tat in Bern itubirt uHb
ibrs Gsris meIt in Freiburg Sussz
bra9t. 9a ut lie oft 'rauftommE
@n Der Safel, psnn bic Gent nur
ibreH aopf seiebn babe, bat lie ieber
fir Elm WnnnsbiIb gebalte nit ibrem
fursgsiduittsnsn 9aar uuo BEN pffeHe
SsrreiddIs.
9(lfp Id fas' ibr, SaB mir nit's
iIeiRft' pIdbIe msbr frsi bate, une
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0a feu6t Ihon elmer rein nit elmer
2uteru', Der Bart ipeib, bic 9tugen.
braue ipeiB, Der gang MenI6 elm Sis
tlunlpe.
Sd ruf' bic @aible. baB iie i6m ben
Sdnes abfrabe.
~'s 1T Der Serr Sartipegl" fdreit
ems.
.sSeBt," idg' ib, .tpas made au9
sic tpisOer fir Sadie! glur idnel
tiHe lparme Oed' unb en- llietrudete
(beiBe 2impnabe)."
SertpeiI ma9' if i'm 8eibna6tsz
Simmer fertig unb gsb' bic 5rembe
'riiber labe. Die Stuoentin, g 5rdus
lsin 9ergmann, mar au9 babel. nit
tags 1T iie nit benz Sdlitte tomme.
Mitten in Der 9eIdeerung osnt' i'd:
pWp bleibt benn Der Sartpts2" Sd
geb 'niiber in b Wirtbsitub', ri9tig,
ba iibt er nod, bic @lleboge auf oem
Slid unb FART Dor ii4 bin.
nSerr Sartpes." ius' id, nparum
tomme Sic aud 10 lang nit, bic Be
iheerung bat angefange."
n8ei9serung," fabrt er auf. nlpaz
rum gGauben Sic oenn, baB id am beiz
ligen abenb ba berauf tomme2 0r3
ni6t nm elmer 9eI6eerung beiSulpobs
nen2 9arum bin i1 ia fort9eldufen
- alIp laFen sic mid alIein."
rSe nsin," Jag id. nbas biirfe Sic
mir nit antbun. bas perpfuIdt mir ia
bic gang Weibnadt, penn ih tpeiB,
bn briibe iibt elmer uno 1T nit pers
9niigt. Infer 8GumIe tbut Sbne mir
suIeib, tpmme Sic nur."
Sa tommt ibm ielber 3 2abe, unb
idh 5ieb ibu nit 'niiber.
9em Saustneht iein Steiner bat
aerao' elm @eoi6tle aufgeIagt, bann
babe bic Maible ibr:
% bu frObIi4e, bu felige
@nabenbringsnbe @eibna6tsaett"
geiunse.
Sernaa lit bic 9eIdssrung Gpsz
gange. lleber einmal mert' i'd - Der
SQrtlpeg NJ MI mepr Dd.
Sd ftno i'm in Der Dirtbsitub' -
mutterieeIendIIein fibt sr ba unb beult
uno i9IuhSt tpie elm Gino.
vSabe sic Semunb perlore9" frdg'
i9.
,Su,4 nidt sr, rmib - mid -"
limb fGbrt auf: rBas serrsn Sic MID
ba binein - 70 sin llniinf - tOnnen
Sic bic 2euie ni6t in Rube IaFen,
penn man in gtube gelafen iet1
ipi[l2 -"
sd bab's ia rur gut gemeint," Jag
id uno mill esbe -
r9t9 9ott. 6rduIein 5uRnb." i9reit
er auf unb balttt mid feft. der Baum
Der @eIang, Das Sino = i'd bin meiz
ner Mutter fort9sIaufe, uno 1T es
ntdt gsrdbe, als ipenn iie ielbit mid bd
berauf atfiibrt bate, I'm mir Su 5sissn
= tpis ih einmaI mar - 10 pie biss
4inb -"
-Wsins Wutter." fuat ct no6 elmer