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CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER VI
-, -erre. gentlemen" said Montague
~, 9, attempt at a smile, that you
should have been called upon 10 even
partially witness such an unpleasant
scene. Ny nephew has. by his oiss'-
mated habits: fortalted his position as
ayerseer OF my property. AS you can soc,
re did not take his dismissal N ui
proper spirit, but pursued .o I ss
determination. That was as useless as
/, was unw!se. What ! shall 90 no"
7 do not know, for there is no one mere,
bnr,.s that 7 can trust TO take MS p!ace;
what are the duties. Dir. Montague
s.yed Ralph, sudden thought coming
into his head What is demanced OF
superintendent or oyerseer! 49,.
MACE was the reply. Next. certain
facility at figures. IN order that ne
may look over the books, ana az
glance see noT matters stand, though ms
rersonal contact with those under MN
and his general supervision really give
him all the knowledge OF that SORT "h.Gh
he needs, II he mas any head at all iis
must have health and strength; must be
bile 10 ride horse and ride Tor long
distances He must not be afraid OF
either work or men. lie must be ,ust
and yet discriminating"
while not sure that ! have all those
qualities, I should like 70 apply for the
position. MI Montague,
"You wouldr'
yes. ard without salary until have
rad fair trial and proved myself Of
some use ] can ride, / am strong,
honest, hope: sober, know. Strong
YOU can see. As far an figures go, am
@ graduate of Cambridge, and dlc fairIS
nell In mathematics, being Junior Wran-
eler. ] have come out here 10 learn the
BUSINESS and 10 earn my LIVING, bu
have small capital with me and funds
In the bank to draw from. II Was ~,
intention 10 look about bit when
first came out, FIND & place 10 my hkinl
and possibly buy It. But now tha' hi
vacancy occurs in your overseership
ask 10 be allowed to try and III! ", ]
that way ! shall have chance 10 lear
the business in a practical manner "h'c
] could not do otherwise
Montague had sat silently istenin
Ia the young man while he spoke, an
Kate, who had been busying heTsel
with the breakfast table, stopped shor
An surprise She was directly benin
where Rivers and Jennings sat, 20 the
could not see her face, but In front {
her father.
The planter did not take his eyes FREQ
the young mans face while he spok
hut. as he finished. he happened 10 loo
10, and saw that Kate was noddr
her head In violent assent 10 the pro-
osition. Now. Kate, through her mothe
who was dead. had an interes,
ths pl.nta ton, and would eventual
own the whole of It, unless she az
her father chose to sell out before b
death. Mrs Montague had been I
daughter OF one of the original Sc
slers. who had married native. a
owned large tracts OF valuable lar
Montague, young man of good IA
nv. hail come out from England with
,st,er to the planter. Had studied unt
rim the science of planting Later,
had become overseer, married the OF
child. and on me DEAN 81 me n ola ~, y
ana largest landowners on tho isiant
Rtsu the sugar interest began
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Handkerchief Bargains.

Who was it bought tomb
stone because he got a bar
gain? You are not buying
tombstoncs when you buy
Handkerchiefs-you can't get
too many Handkerchiefs if the
price is right. They are here
for half or any price that Will
move them. You never have
too many-buy now.
&c. each buys women's Best 1oc.
Linen Observation-Disclosures are only
19o dozen.
&c. each buys 60 dozen Fine Hem
stitched Lawn. Lace and Embroidery
Trimmed Handkerchefs.
1Oc. buys 12lsc. to 18c. Sheer Swiss
Embroidered Eandkerchiefs.
IKE for CSC. Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs.
Handkerchiefs.
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10 thu boat 81 which they had crossed the


stream.
"He will be better up at the house than
down at the brig" he said, half aloud:
fortunately. upon their arrival at the
other bank they tound wv" rir ornt ~ hathe A
door was quickly brought from the build
ings near at hand the body OF the sun un
conscious young overseer piac .Ni H Hfnnta.
The CONSERVATION which ensured upon
their arrival IS easier imagined thah oe-
- Ralph Ralph shot" exclaimed Montague,
Fastening down the steps OF the vefh an.
ia is 100 late too late an and he wruns his
hand despairinsly. ,
What is it. papa?" cried Kate. rush
Werd fEo" A sf s sSe gay u as she eus
to ono Of the posts for support. but re-
covered herself in an instant, 80
GO at once to Pr H tha n.gra eme "po
not spare the horse. Take my mare, Cold "a
| Dust and gallop. do you hear? Gallop!
and as the man started ,s shs eriea na ad1sr
Then, turning TO where the young man
| lay, she asked: ~,
aHoy dld this harper, Captain az a4asa Riy'
she added. 'rake him into the house, to
tho room on the north side. That VIII be
cooler than any, other" IL oood-
ed by the girl, who seemed better able to
think clearly than any of them. laid nm
upon the bed In the large. airy chamber:
| In less than half an hour the doctor.
who lived not far away, was at tho ped
side Of the injured man, By ;as 1 1nnj-
lions Ralph was undressed ana an eAat'''-
' "Where did this happen?" he asked, az
ter turning the patient over ana seeing
that tho bullet had not remained IN 'he
Rjvers briefly stated the facts as he
HUMP" exclaimed ,d Bangs. j. whoever y ofnan
piece of work Lucky 1t Is so FAR over.
irwo inches would have made all the dll-
ference" out
side of the window. sank into chalr
at these words. .,,,, ,on-
tlnued the surgeon, turning 70 Mon
added. proceeding to open his bag, cleanse
and bind up the wound. s,onsa
Il yd have exnS |as Inc Something eus Of this
sV""sN; mot TIL this afternoon did have
any idea chat violence would he usen'
." YOU GU have have, not heard what have,
then, If had supposed that you Wete
in ignorance OF the dtrenss rso M''1ei should
havee warned you before Have you sent
for the police2" ~ ,,,oo,.-.,,
"NOi The suddenneSS o. tiie S''utn q.
} omen do SO at once. Write letter 70
Insnector French. or. still better, let cap,
iajn Rivers go to him and state ne
| case case rhis young man will undoubtedly
live II properly nursed and Watche q;
, Have YOU anyone that can take care ~
: hm?' s,id tyete en-.
!, terine The room at that moment, ,at.
Very well, ] could my 'aeA' -
ter assistant. so,s.s soon. DR..
. Banss9, asked Rivers anxlousE, cal,
Y 20 YES. That is the result OF Inc 'a ~
he e' bullet lie It is lucky that he fell b inte
e The water. as otherwise he might nave
8 ' Kate sis d slightly, but made no
: sound once Ia the IN
y DO yot, Know who 1t rs that Is suspect
d '' 'rbe look UPON Rivers face plainly in
y dcated that he did MOI, ,,S ~ the
'e As he negroes still remainen m o,e
e tague took the sailor out ohso '"'
n ranaa. .t,,, Ia ,yt1ispered
s "whlat. Your nephewI" vas tho suf'
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Helpful Aints.
they're Selected at Random,
TO Show the Price In
ducements.

&c. a piece for SC. Beading.
2lsc, for 500 yards Spool Cotton:
&c for Sc. Papers Crimped HAIR FINS.
&c. for 10c. Roll of Tape.
&c. a aper-Sampson's Pins.
&c. a dozen--Real Pearl Buttons.
2hc. a cake-Priscilla Soap.
&c. n box--Violet Talcum Powder.
2nc. n pair-Krussins Bros best steer
Scissors. ,
es wide. -
roc. for sl.19 Black Linton Cloth.
25c. for Acc. All-Wool and Linen
Mohair.
Drawers.
17c. for Mems soc. Leather Belts.
1c. card-Safety Pins.
1Dc. for 35c. Satin Liberty Ribbons.
@nc. for 75c. Wide Pure SILK SASH
Ribbons.
1Oc. for Mems 15c. Half Hose.
Zoe. for zoe. Solid Color Fancy KID
bons
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CHAPTER VIII.

tIh@f EN- ~;
"rhcre. Mr.. Jcnnngs!" cried Allan Gun
ningham t O himself as he jumped INTO inc
saddle. and galloped away after hrins
what he thought to be the fa1al silot.
"Iye done the business for you, my
boy II bet that yop % not 90 any A Sil
scnre old Montague stiff he continued
half aloud, as he galloped along me
rapIdly ascending road. He VIII think
NAT ho is to be the next one, that u.
II he has enough brains left TO thlhn AT
all,
tered the heavily wooded road Whlch
wound up the mountain side. Cnnnins,,
ham slowed up his horse after he had
gone FIVE miles or more, and allowed MN
to walk. 80. 80
T., FACT FACT thev may not follow me at all.
but am betting that they do and ~
take mn chances. BY God! Suppose that
they should think to notify tie police
tonight! It might enter their heads 70
do so. That cursed French would tele-
ohone direct to the city, and Macker7'e
would be down on me like a thousand Of
bricks, He hates me because don't
toady to him. If there is the least chance
of it I had better get out OF these Dig
gines at once, What shall I DO with
| Minnie? don't want the girl hanging
around me. Confound It, Kate Is the
on,v woman 7 ever saw that cared n
curse about and I've lost her sure are,
| enough" and he gave his horse diG
| with the spurs, The wiry little peast.
| maddened with the unnecessary nunish-
mcnt. reared and plunged forward at
ha Thlsk a dd not disturb Cunningham, who
was n bold and reckless rider knowln n
h iI he could reach the, city and me n,
| ,dea that fine police might be notihrd
hat ninht intensified his desire to reach
his destination ,,,,o 1,-,r
/, sweat when he rode into the ward In tho
rear OF the house where he lived, as vel
carried on s osn ,Me rnere MHs nv
! which he led the horse on his way to the
! "sand Minnie to me- he said to one ol
negroes that was loaf'ne nearby:
IN few minutes the tall. handsome
brown, woman lac carving lantern aP'
Pr what Is 1t. A,lan9 What has hap
penedG" she asked, hurriehly, e,r
rive rot to get out Of this , place to T"'
Whle / mas shs sHswsE II if the bar
room orV with motion of his head, as he
ioosened the sirth % the saddle o,h.rs
rhs Sim are sre solpg an 10 Ma Martn,ane'
night. so they are having hit OF z
"sal tq;G mig, 4, Do 10 t ,sifb . Ths very
YES, eve got to get out of here a
4 once" ,,,th hi.
He made suggestive rno'i"h -"
arm,
; ,NIss Ma Tate - - An unholv light, cams
into the .wornari's face and he saw u,
mo, not Kate The new oSe's
Jcrnings.' ,ku 1-i,,, forq'
Allan al noe cpnnirsham, you're y, ye eth s'dn
fool or you're lying TO ne t S Vnn
. Mace se,, ' You know It was on Kate Mon'a
s"".p,onn't be fool. Minnie. and dom
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prised circulation.

pr1sed ejaculation. -.
Eyes. my nephew. damn him" was
tho reply In low tone. Now go at
once 70 French. You can easily find him
hy ,nnu,r,ng at the town, When he
comes here I will give him all the iac.s
in the case. which are IN my poss snnn
and fell him what heard this afternoon
from Burton"
The sailor looked dazcd for the mo-
ment, and then pulling himself togethe''
started for the stable,
"The cowardly hound!" he exclaimed
aloud.
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1oc. yard for CSC, Imported Bow
rette sultinss.
zoe. a yard for SOC. Ennroid erod
Plques-as pretty as a snowflake.
nc. a yard for CSC. Satin Striped
Lady Cloth.
12Mc. a yard for &c. Mercerized
White Madras.
Sc. a yard for 15c. Sheer Fine Dimi-
ties In stripes and checks
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Dainty WHITE GOODS. pR Sysy 50 X14 ITils

A1tt,gh cotton is soaring Of sight we have cases ana
c,sos &c St Goods to sell oehalf and onc-rd OF actual
values You have right to know why price, are 50 e Wlt a
cotton a. :. boom You can afford to buy White GOODS ths
or next thrifty shopper will DO it and thank
us next yearbut cannot afford to carry goods over
ca reasons but hurts the moral tone OF
etore Besides bad mercantile Judgment TO
overbuvhe buyer his reputation must snow cean
shelves At the end of the Do you see!
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they say that he makes all sorts OF
threats of what he will do
The anxious look on Montague's race
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$50. q yard for full width Book Fold
India Linons.
100. a yard for $50. and s5c. Fancy
white Fabrics-sheer and morcer1zed.
7Ac. yard for Satin Stripe White
Madras-yard wide.
Zoe. n yard for India 1dnons-finest
and sheerest, tic. values.
121kc. yard for s5c. Satin DalmhsH
Waistirgs.
15o. a yard for 2sc. Imported White
Organdics.
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The CONSERVATION which ensured upon
their arrival IS easier imagined than de-
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IT was afraid so, but do not see just
what he can do, Burton. lie cannot snake
my faith IN Mr.. Jennings. who ALREADY
knows more OF the business than ne dld.
and he would not dare to use physical
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StreaIn.
down 81 the brig" he said, half aloud.
fortunately. upon their arrival at the
other bank they found two other men VINO
had come down to the river TO bathe. a
door was quickly brought from the build
ings near at hand the body Of the still un.
conscious young oversecr placed upon lt
and conveyed to the homo OF the Monta-
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whats to become Of me?" !.
YOU can stay hero and take care OK
things till / come back. -,
20 I can, can ]? And when VIII thas
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"Ralph shot!" exclaimed Montague,
Fastening down the steps Of the veran..
da. "By heavens! Burton was right. put
Il is too late too late. and he WfunR nus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Soitalifijd)er WottesbaB.

Inter Dem Sitel: vDie Terbreden
Goltes" idrieb Der bcrii6tigte fran.
Solil1e So5ioliIteniiibrer Sebaltian
Ouure ein Sbriithen, pel6es MIR 10
Don Sotteslaiterirngen itrcst nno Den
fatanliden Sap Der rptben SonDe
gegen @ott unb feline beilige Jtellgton
tetlin0et, ober auG Die b%ooenlole
Seu6elei bartbnt, nit melder Die
So3ioliIten inter Dem 9edmantel:
,Geligion lit Yripotiabe" oumiue
@imlpel IN ibre Nebe fangen modem.
Sier ciuige Stelleu aus Dem flit1-
spiirbiecn Mahiuerf: n9ie &eligion
Das lit Der SAB, 9eiaet inter Die
Wienihen, Die &eligion, bas lit Die
feige unb bemiitbige anedtid)aft bon
NiIlionen gldubiser Sflapen, oas lit
Die @ranIamfeit Der YGpite rno
Gfaffcu. gln6 lit Die &eligion Der
Sriumpb Der nnteroriidten Woral,
Die ouf Die @eritiimmelung bes
ganoca 2ebens ab5ielt; cine Moral
Der &alteiung beS Sleil6es Mno .Des
Settles, cine Moral bes langiamen
Gclbitmorbes, Der Sef6ittGuidlng
uno bes Spferlammes; cine Mcral,
pelde Dem einSelnen Weniden Die
gerpiIidtilng auferlegt, feline groB-
miitbiglten 9teglngen uno Snitiufte
81 nnterOriiden unO feline 2eioer.
i6oiten 5u erltiden. 9ie &eli9ion
lit cine Mordl, Die Den @eilt nit Be-
iiirGtungcn ausltopft; cine Moral,
Del6e Die SelbitperIeusmung er.
Seugt, bie mddtiglten SriebfeOern Der
Gbatfraft serbridt, Die befreienbe
Sricbfeoer Der &epolte ~erbroiielt ullo
fortgeiest ben 9eipotismls Der SEER.
ider, Die %gusbeutung Der &eiben
anb Die eri6leidenoen Sntrieuen Der
Efaffen foroert. Sic 9ummbeit I'M
Sirn, Sen SAB i'm Ser3en, Die Seig-
belt i'm @iaen. = 9os iinb Die Ser.
breden, Die i6 Ser @ottesioee uno
ibrem berbGngniBponen @nbangiel,
Der &eligion Suidreibe. Iaer oieier
8crbreben beren i6 Die @etriiger an'
flage, Die I'M Hamen zines 8ottes
preoigen uno b%anbelrt, Der nidt eri.
ltirt, bas lit 6as, mas id oas Ser
breden @pttes nenne II. |. ~" SIN
bieiem infamen Gone sebfs fort bis
gum S6luB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Silberncs SmbilGum zines lnrcm.
bnracr Ericlcrs.

Mm ~. OCTOBER ~feierte Der bodlp.
Gater Setter Sobannes, s. 9. s.,
Hiarrer Ger WariG Simmeliabrts.
@emeinoe in Soiltb @eno, Sno.,
2io5eie Sort @apne, iein iil6ernes
Nrieiteriilbil1i1m. Ser bo6n. Subj.
lar erblidte baS 2tht Der @elt 81
@iifeu, 9antcn Gapellel1, 2rrem-
burg am 25. Geptember 1856.
Seine flaiiiihen Stuoien madlte er
au Der 2ebranltalt bes Sroens IN
Mntre Game. 9ie III. Yrieiteriucibe
empfing er am II. Sftober 1878
bonn Siidof 9menger bon sort
@apne. 9ahoem Der 9eueeiueibtc
ein Sabr ais Iiiiitent oeS Mopi5er-
meiiters in Iotre Game tbGtig ge-
ipeieu, marb er I'M Sabre 1879 als
Sebrer OH bos ct. Soiepb's-G College
in Cincinnati, Ohio. periett. 3net
Sabre non er Reftor on Ser Ser5
Seiu,&ird1c in Nem Orleans, tporaili
er silrll &eftor Der @arid Simnel.
fabrts . @emeinoe in South BEND
ernannt purbe un0 oaielblt biz chi
Den beirtigen Gag ii6eraus iegeis.
reid pirfte. 80 multos annos!
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oSnaem6nrgq@es.
Dereintete Staaten.
Sob Ses bodhu. Sciuitenpaters Nifo.
IauS g. Shledter.

SSm ct. Marp's Seiuiten.G Sole.
GUM gu ct. Warps, aanias, ltarb
am 5. Sftober Hep. 0ifolaus 2rb.
mig Sdle1ter, g.. s., na6 I~dnGereln
Seioen. Ser 8eritorbene ipiiroe OH
IL. OCTOBER 1S4S gu 8ipii6, Gan.
ten Glert 2urembitrg, geboren.
mafte feline flaifihen Stuoien am
TtbenGiim in 2u~remburg, fam am
80. Sum- 1869 nit Bater De Sntet,
g. s., Dem berbienitrei6en MiIiiu-
mar, nad @merifa, itubierte in &oob-
tod College, BET Baltimore, Hbilolc-
Pile uno Sbeologie uno empfins bort
ant IL. @pril 1882 bon gr3bilhcf
Gibbons Die YrieItermeibe. Jeab
ieiner Srbination ponenoete er Die
rcn ben SroenSreseln bprgeidriebe.
Een Stuoien unO mirfte i'm 2ebrfad
oils Irofeiior i'm flaiiiiden GURUS
III Den @nitalten oes Sroens IN Gbi.
cago, Cincinnati nno baum 5u ct.
Warps, aanias, nadoem er gu Sre-
beric, Wnrplano, Elm Sabr in Der
Seeliorge tbdtig gepeien mar. SIN
Iuguit 1888 paro er bon CT.
@arp's College in &anias nad Der
Ct. Soicpb'S-&ir6e in ct. 2ouiS,
Mo., ais Seeliorger perieet, 100 er
ldngere Sabre tbdtig NOR utio lid
einen Huf oils beoeutenoer &anSei.
reouer erparb. S6on felt eini9er
Sabren lieB feline @eiunbbeit niel 81
riiniden iibrig, 10 bab er bor eini-
gen Monaten bon ieinen Sberen nad)
ct. Morp's geianot murbe, bod mar
cine Seilung niht mebr mogli1. =
Il. /. p.
9ie yImerifa" bon ct. 2ouis,
Wo., idreibt iiber ben peritorbenen
Fater S6lehter tpie foIgt:
Ser b~ereipigte Eater Sdled'
fer, O.. g., lit geipiB nielen u~nierer
2eier als 8erfaiier bon .Yunften
iiber bie Helieion" unb ais itplee.
manoter lleberieser leoniniiber 2prit
IN oanfbarem @ebGdtniB. CT bat
fir feline llnteritiisung Der fatboli.
iden Treiie elm beionoeres @emento
peroient.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Grobher,oethum.
Nus Ger 6auptitaot.

Sn Der Stcmerpermaltnng baben
folgeuoe @eforoerungen uto Ser.
iebungen itattgefunoen: Die SerreA
soul Sdleiier, Iccilenfommis 2.
ST. Su 9ifferoingen, als @cc;icl-
oienitdef nod Hooot; Ybilipp @ar.
tinp, Mcciienfommis 2. ST. su @ilt,
gum IcciienOienitdef baielbit er.
nannt; Midel Sibeiart, I%cciienfomI.
mis- 3. SCI. 81 9ietirf, ais Icciien.
oienithef nah Cop; Weper, Iccl!en-
fcmmiS 3. ST. Su Mieoerferideli, in
gleider gisenidaft na6 9ifferoir-
gen; 'Sulius SbeiieL acciienfommis
3. 81. 81 Sid a. D. Il5, in sleid)cr
@iseni1aft nod Sid q. b. Sauer: ".
Meris, Icciienfommis 3. 81. 81
@ianoeu, in gleider gisenidaft nadl
0iefir6; Heter @eber, Icciienfom.
mis- 3. ST.. gu 8ettemburg, in gleid;er
glgeniGaft nod Nieberferiben; go.
9auler, SiilfSfommis, gum @cciIen.
fommiS 3. ST. nit Dem Imtsppbn.
iit @ttelbriid; &art &rier, Siilfsfom.
mis-, gum @~cciientommis 3. ST.. rlit
Dem @mtswobniis Gid a.. b. IlS.;
Soiepb Berg, @enbarm IN Sunglin.
iter, @npGrter fir ben @cciienoicnit,
gum Icciienfommis 3, 81. nit bem
Mmtspubniib 8ettemburg.
Cine 1%0OiGbrise @ittpe bon
Scacri6 iolte Dor einiseu Sagen
aIi oos &amboipis iibergciiibrt wer.
ben. 9od ibr 78idbrises Sodtcr.
lem, meldes gang alleinitebenb bier
ron ibrer Sanbarbeit lebt, lieB bieS
rliht an unb nabm Die Meutter 3u lid
uno wil nun ielber fir iie iorgen.
6incm SanSelsmann BON 2im.
pertsbcrg pMroe neulid cine Sub aus
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ginnabmen iiber bie auseoben err
sielt. Gin 5weiter Stelle itebt IiiB-
Lamb nit 81. an oritter Sranfrei6
init 81 Iiaionen Sronfen lleber-
iduB. Grit Damn fommt 9eltti6lanb
init 1904 Miuionen Sranfen lleber'
i6ub I'M Sabre 1901. @rbebIi6c
lleberidiiiie er5ielen oiBerbem Spa.
rien uno ltngarn NIT ie IA, bas
fleinc gelaien nit IL, Selterreid uno
acknowledgements ou6 ole Siirfei
nit ie 8 Wiaionen 5ronfen. gu.
ifiiiie erforbert Die umerifaniide
Boit in Sobe BON 1715 MiQionen, Die
meritariide nit 22, Die argentine
id)e nit a., auBeroem @riedenlanb,
8oren, Sapan ullo Clam NIT eitigen
100000 Sranfelt. gu6 2uremburg
muB bel ieiner Boit $1,000 Sranfen
5uidieBen.
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Slino aaS iebena.

9ie @irfung ser pl0tli6 geidenf'
ten Sebfraft lit namentlih auf ben
8linogeborenen eigenartig. Ton
Saden ,tno @eeenitdnoen, Die man
nit Den slligen mabrnimmt, bat er
iia biS6er MIR in Der Tbantalie ein
Bib MAIDEN fornen. Ylotli6 aber
iiebt er nno Die @elt bat elm gon5
anberes @elidt. Gin blinogeborener
Mann unter5og iib nod i'm 60. Sc.
benSiabre Der gefGbrlideu Opera
ton, Die bortreffli6 gliidte. @lS
man linn Die 9inbe abnobm, be-
1ngitigte i'm Die u%nertpartete Selig-
felt berart, oaB CT Dor S6ref laut
aufi6rie uno ii6 erit alm1blig be.
ruhisen lieb. SpGter fiibrte man
ibn gum Senlter. GUM erlten WaIe
in ieinem 60iGbrigen Seben lab er
Sirnmel unb grbe. Sein gritaunen
iiber cine Sdoar Spaten, Die aufge.
i6redt oaponflog, fannte feline 8ren-
5en. @r wllBte iid bas Sliegen nift
81 erflGren. 9aeegen erfannte er
etne Saihemlbr iofort oils iolde, Der.
mutbli6 am Siden Der llbr, bas er
init bem DIR pabrsitnebmen Der.
mo1t batte. 9as 2idt Der 2dmpe
mar ibm gleidfaas elm &atbiel, fir
bas er feline 9eutung fanb. Or be.
gebrte Die Slamme IN Ser Ndbe 81
ieben uno fpmnte MIR nit Wiibe oar-
an gebinoert peroen, NIT Den
Singern binein5uereifen. Gie ber-
einbrebenoe 0unfelbeit beriebte i'm
in Mneit unb Shrefen. gr glaubte,
baB bas faum eeponnene gugellli6t
Dieoer erloibe, Dos ibm nu6 ben
langeu traurigen Sabren Der Siniter.
nib Suguterlest nod beifeert worben
mar. Grit Der nd6ite Wor9en
bradte ibm Die poaige @erubigung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Jaus BEN lbrisen OroBbersuBtbum.

SobIdeiS, 16. Sept. @eItern
Nbenb geeen 6 llbr trug lid bier elm
ibredlibes ltngliid 81. Siebbiiten-
De &inber batten alif Den &ieieu nabe
ami 9ort pie oos bel Den 8inoern 10
iibli6 lit, Seuer ange5iinoet. Inf
einnal erid)ol BON bort elm groBes
IngItgeidrei. @ren5aufieber SeB.
ling, Der IN Ser 9tGbe Sienit bate,
lopie nod elm anoerer Sorfbefpobner
eilten ldnen bin5lt, benn iie iaben,
mie elm &ino bell a%ufflammte. Che
oie beioen Nanner anlanetei1, gli6
i6on oas arme Sinh elmer Seuer.
lGule, mo eS Lief iammernb in Den
@ieien lumber, mabreno Die anoeren
ainoer idreieno Die Sluht ergrifien.
Sic breimenoen &leioer puroen MN
benz &inoe bonn Seibe geriiien, iein
8orper war afila ibpar5 unb idred-
lid p%erbrannt. Serr SeBling pidel.
te Die @eruhgliidte, Die 1~0idbrige
Sodter oes bieiigen Iderers Wtiiller,
ihnel in ieinen @autel uno trngs lie
an ibren untroitli6en @ltern.
glbenSs INN 8 llbr CAB bas arme
@eieu inter ihredliben Sdmer5en
Den 8eiit mf.
SiiSeliugem, 16. Sept. @Gbrenb
eeltern Gabmittag Der @rbeiter 9.
Sersp on bieiiger lliine beiAaftigt
mar. mmrbe er bon ausltromenoen
@aien erreiht unb iiel beiinnungslos
Su 9oSen, baB er einen S6Gbelbrud)
erlitt ,lno man on ieinem @uffom.
men speiielt.
Son Der Wpiel, II. Sept. Die
i6onen SoifmIngen Der @in6er aif
cinen auolitatip e%inigermaben beirie.
hisenoen 1903er SCRIPT seben INNER
mebr 3uriid. 9urb Die lange &egen.
periooe i'm @onat sluguit wuroen
ole Sraubeu iebr in ibrer gntmid-
lung bintongebalten. @ar audi oas
@etter su Iniang bieies @onotes
siinitig, 10 bat lid oasielbe oo6 lett