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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
EXPLOSION CAUSES A BLAZE.
j. W. Daniels and Mrs. Glumm Are
Badly Burned.

In an effort to extinguish . Ar. ..u..d
Dy tne explosion Of gasoline stove in
.onn Maioneys home. No. ISL North
wen.ietn street J. W. Daniels and Mrs.
Aioeft Giumm were severely burned yes
terday afternoon.
MRS: Siumm. who lives next door. saw the
names ana smoke and rushed upstairs into
blaze. She used blankets. vhich bacoae
isnited and burned her about the face and
woman's screams He verf to ~ so.u .1 em .
Ard succeeded In preventing her from he
ing burned to death. but at the cost Of
burns on his own hands and face
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
who did sell it. but don't remember

man who did sell It. but I don't remember
it"
The pawn shop clerk identified Muzzer az
the man who sold 1t to him The tray had
been crushed
Chief Desmond Is satisfied that Nuxxer
will soon tell all he knows about the West
burglary. although the prisoner declares he
SO far as to state that he knew the goods
he had in his possession were stolen, but
he says he did not steal them himself
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
BIRMINGHAM MANUFACTURER
DIES AT ST. LOUIS HOTEL.


\ D. c. Buckshaw Of Birmingham. Ala.
Who arrived at the Laclede Hotel on Mon
day afternoon and registered there. was
found dead In his bed at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Several times during the morning a
chambermaid knocked ae MI. Buckshav's.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Quick Work Extinguishes Flames Ne
fore Arrival If Fire penartmerf.

Suhck WORK Ex1n8uiahe0 FLAMES Ne.
fore Arrival Of Fire Department.
A train Of freight cars was saved from
destruction yesterday afternoon by prompt
action on the part Of employees Of the Eads
bridge, who exttnguished the flames on .
car which had taken fire Just as It left
Cupples Station.
when the train dashed onto the bridge 1t
was seen that the car was abfase. and q
telephone message was sent to the East
Hurried 70 fhs easi and of IN. hr; SypG h;t
before the train reached there workInen on
the bridge had dashed water on the car
and saved it Several cars OF cattle were
in the train
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
May AIslish ola Cemetery.

The old East St Louis Cemetery. which
lies to the east. inside the city limits. It Is
thought. will soon be abated. 1t was de-
Council Committee, TO which the matter
has been referred. and 1t Is expected that
within q short while those who have loved
have them removed to some other grave
yard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

The Mcc,usky Grange gave big picn!e yes
tertiay at Newberry's Grovs. west OF AcCiusky.
L. W. Elliott Of zemrer;, H.. Sas yisis Z,
In Jerseyville yesterday gu Sn saya Oh Ss
terday.
CITY Attorney o. Hayden Richafds OK jes-
seville Is q visitor in st. Louis
-Eavard Pogue Of Chicaxo IL the guest OF
Doctor A. a. shobe of Jerseyville has gone
to Evanston. ILL.,
SEVILLE relatives
Frank Ccclueli has returned 10 Sn'e>so eA'e'
visiting relatives in Jerseyytile.
"A farewell dance was E;ysp q BUT po aaa
loren Izndou who will depart THIS week -.
Austin Tex, to locate in the pracuce OK M
profession.
John D. Kenny has returned to chicaso attef
-The FUNERAL of Charles Thurm Of E1eldon.
vhoss death occurred en- SUNDAY, TOOK pi,se yes r
t.rnay sftrrnoon at O'Clock nom the tleloon
PrssSyterisn Church to the F1eidon Cemetery.
WIN Reed has returned to Louisiana. Ao.s
after visiting friends In Jerseyvlle.
i. Lvinxston departed e. Neal K.s;; yea p
teryiay after an extended vfnt with reia1ves IN
Jeruey County.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Eden su.day-school Pac,a..

The Sunday school OF the Eden EvanSel-
ical Church win have its annual picnic to-
morrow In Rinkefs Grove. Goodfeliow and
Easton avenues. The members Of the school.
lea BY Homeyers Fife and Drum Corps.
morning and march to the grove A Nav
pole drill will be among the features Of The
day. ourihe the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

ID. g. Buek1AoW Was Here Buying
Manufacturing Machinery.
A1FUB1lc SPECIAL
Birmingham, Ala Aug. 1S.-Daniel c.
Buckshaw. who died in st. Louis to-day. re-
sided with his family at Woodlawn. a
suburb Of Birmingham. He was an attor-
usy. but recently organised the Birmingham
Sand. Lime. Brick and Stone Manufactur-
INK Company. the stock OF the corporation
! 10 msnufscture brick from sand and lime
&ipoer the echwarts patent. with q capacity
= 500 brick day.
He was b 81. Louis purchasing machinery
for hif ne- plant He was quite well
known IA Birmingham and the district and
was q man Of means. His partner. r. B.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
ROCK IsLASD-sANTA FE ALLIANCE.
Presaaent Ripley Claims He h. Rec,
Misq1oted.

FFexadent Ripley Claims He Has neeu
Mfsq1oted.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. H.. Aug. I.-Resaraine IN al
legged tranic alliance between the santa Fe
ana Rock Island systems. President E p.
Ripley OF the former road said to a Re
public representative this evening With a
show Of impotence that he had been mis-
quoted on that subject In the uevspen.r..
He declared positively that there is no AZ
lance between the two roads. when Asked
future. he simply shrugged his shoulders
suxEestiveIy and said nothing
the Rio 0rande Valley to the Texas Pan
handle country. which will intersect the FL
Paso line OF the Rock Island. and there has
been come discussion Of possible Inter
change Of business at the junction of these
two Lines: but nothinE dennite has been
srrfved at and Il VIII be probably a year
Rock 1sland." said Mr.. Ripley
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
MANY TEACHERS AT INSTITUTE.


81. Clair County AeetinG AttendoHce
Exceeds All Expectations.
Several hundred teachers were in attend
snce yesterday at the st. Clair County
Teachers Institute at Bel!eville. Instructive
lectures along the lines laid down in the
daily programme were delivered yesterday.
and in the evening Miss Cora Hamilton OF
the Macomb Normal School delivered lee
ture on STORY Telling.
This evening Professor W. W. Deatrick Of
the State Normal School at Kutztown, Pa.
will deliver a lecture on Making the Most
of Stuff"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Th0 Bo0mk Al4.s mAnufacfuxef who
MAS fond dad IN bed In . st. Louis
hsesl yaseRday afternoon.
room TO awaken him, but as the day went
on and there Was no response she reported
the facts to the Management
q Buclxshaw's room opened on one of the
vsDuff IN order to get into the rsom VIII
plank and pushed Il through an opposite
window into the window Of Buckshaw's
apartment He found the guest in bed.
Papsrs on the body showed Mr. Buck
shaw to have been the general manager Of
tho BtrninghAm gand. Lime Brick and
0tone Manufacturing Company. and tele-
gIlms were sent there notifying his friends
n 6fa heath
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Teacher Secures schslar.hip.

Miss Claire Peters. who has been a teach.
q in the Levee Mission for several years
and is known to mission workers of the CITY.
has secured scholarship In the scarritt
leave here about September to enter upon
. course Of study. NS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
o,er.tor Report. Hols-up.

c. ". Gillian. the opciator ZOE the Cnl.
cago and Alton Railroad az Dsinl. Jersey
seville yesterday that he was held up by
. masked robber on Monday .. night an. md
ssatton Then \ rough LOOKING man entered
and, showing revolver In his face. de-
nianded his money. The roober had &c,
disa npeared In the darkness before Gillian
could riye the alarm. No trace OF the high
Waymsn was Obtained yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
william Rei.i,x,. VIM.

william Refining of No. 3s11 Lucy street.
by his Will. fled for probate yesterday, left
his personal property to his daughter Nina
Fahre ennoI of NJ, Macon County Illinois Who
her brothers, William, Henry, John and
Frederick Of St Loufa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
ELECT RicITY

Cures deafness permanently by applying II
TO the ears. A mild current Is passed
through the ears. reducing all infamma-
di:!ons of ear drums It also acts as a
great nerve tonic, restoring and reviving
every nerve fiber to healthy condition
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
TO PAVE THE cITrs STREETS.
Muscogee Council Passes r. New
Ordinance.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Muscosee. L T., Aug. 1A-Last night the
City Council passed an ordinance which will
compel the property owners in the business
district to pay for paving the streets
This II the 1rst town in the Territory that
has made such an advanced step in the
paving line No town in the Territory has
paved streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
verdict Of Accide.t.l De.th.

A verdict of accidental death was re-
turned yesterday. at the inquest over the
body Of James Fitxslmmona the engineer
who was killed by fall from his horse fol-
lowing q collision with an East 81. Louis
street car Monday evening.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

New suits filed with Circuit Court Clerk
Thomas May at Believtlle yesterday were:
Kate Landolt vs.. Charles Landolt; divorce.
49, and lived together until April 10 Of the
same wear. Cruelty and drunkenness are
the allegations Joseph Traumiller VS..
Mary J. Cunningham. foreclosure, to satisfy
an alleged debt Of 1900.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Benevolent seciety 1.eerp.r.tes.

Benevolent Society Incorporates.
Circuit Judge Mcdonald yesterday grant
ed a pro forma decree OF Incorporation to
the knights and Ladies' Of Protection. .
benevolent society," James H Rule Is su-
preme commander. Harry D. Ferguson su-
preme secretary and W. Albertson Howard
supreme treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Praes. "a Ceal naisea.


UB0Bk1C BRECIAI 2 100.
Ps1a, M. Aux- ls-Ths local coal oper-
atos today r.ised the price Il coal to =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
cArARRH.

NJ. solomon Miller Of Belle VILE, M,
one OF the Oldest and best-known citizens
OF that community. took short course OF
treatment from the Powell Medical IN
ssitute for Catarrh. and. in speaking o.
the results. ssid: There really isn't much
to say about my case. ALI there f. to itrfs
That l took course of treatment from Dr.
Powell for bad case Of catarrh. COM
piicated with stomach. liver and spleen
trouble. and got we'll. I was so bad that
1 had TO give UP my work; at times the
pain would be so severe in my side that
would have to sit or lie down wherever
was. Yes. you can say for me that the
treatment Is all that Is claimed fer It. 1t
but for results there is nothing to compare
with i"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Munger, who Is touring Europe. and his
IA .nily. have been advised OF the death Of
Mr.. Brckshaw.
for iuterment
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
Lithi. sDr,.s. cA..t..s...

Pana. H.. Aug. ARTICULATION Day at
Lithia Springs Chautauoua attracted a
crowd Of several thousand to-day. Among
the speakers were Professor A. A. Hopkins
and State Chairman Alonzo e. Wilson.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

DEAF NeSS.
MI. John Brennan. 1921 Folsom ave-,
ST Louis. says: My deafness started
ABOUT seven years ago. 1t gradually
grew wore. and finally got so bad that
couid not hear the alarm of my clock. 1
could not hear people talk without rrea.
difficulty The noises In MY head aImos.
drove me frantic. Sf-anra az 4. mov
SEEM the Bi-Chemic Treatment has COM
pieteiy restored my hearing. The noises
are gone. ard I can now hear nv clock
tick acros5 the room"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
The Powell Medical Institute,
DR.. p. MEREDITH PERKINS,
Chief Csns.ltfng Physieian.
PERMANENT OFFICES:
2OI Odd Fellows Building,
ST. LOUIS, MO,

OFFICE HOURS-9 a. m to I D. m; to
s p. m: Wednesdays and Saturdays, I to
p. m: Sundays. 10 a. m. to Il m
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N. n. JESSE.

Sturgeon. No.. Aug. 1a-N. u. Jesse n years
Old one Of the odes. citisens Of the county. lied
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Hcme tfeatnent n elective ~ once
treatment. Write for h0ne Treatment
symptom blank and book of testiDo.
malls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19
$500 WILL CURE MANY.
Y0Ua CASE IS IHcuRABLE you WILL Be TOLD so FREE Of
DEAFNESS.

Remember begin reatnen, at
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10

aen: il ser nGAitelt Milrute trat
8robner iiber sic Shpelle.
lleber ieinem iforen mdnnIidea
8eiidlt laa es pie Sonnenif)eit ailsl
aeaofien; Die ionit oft ~fiititer blidelp
ben Nugeu leudJteten bell ltllo freln
ota, Die ltrengen Sippen umipielt(
Ell ~ltnaepobnteS S0d,elH.
n9tltn lit Oes .langell, Qltalpollea
@artenS Elm @noe." rief er Dem
MGohen su. Ser Nlugenblid lit ge
fOr1men, Den idl ja~brelang beiB Ell.
iehnte; ih babe Die SberaufieherItell(
III Ser 6obrif crhalteul 9tifts lteht
mebr ltnierelu Slid i'm @ege; il
iueniQen 8oGen bit on mein. ysGds
item Sonntag iol man inns bon oel
&an5el oerfiinbigal horen.."
@tit foit erloldenen altgen ltarrtl
&uthe i'm an.
r@aS lit Dir, frerlIt 6lt 6id nidt?"
rief er, uno feline 3iige uerfinitertet
iidl.
r@ie ioa iG mid freuen", iprnd
lie falt tonloS; lid fam ME Dets
gSeib iperoen BIN oeiner MIDI
mebr nertb.~
Gortiesung foGgt) :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
20.

Ser Triibling 500 uorii6er ulo Der
CONNER trot an leine Stelie. @nlo-
brlinn, ser Saoeort nGd)it @eioenboi
benarm iid) nit &urgGiten 81 fiillen.
Gaimnnb permieb es, leine freie 3eit
al Ii.sfliiaen oortbin 81 ben1leen
er fiirdtetc, gefuinte ST. treffell.
GineS Cages Job CT ON Shreih-
tiih Gr bate mebrere @eld)dftSs
briefe poaenoet luno eiueu llellell be
aomlen, oils @eioenbof eintrot. gr
lab nod bleid)er ans alS ipnlt, lnh
lieB. iid ernliloet ultf ooS 2eOeriofn
nieber.
.gSenn SIT nit oeiner Mr6eit fertig
Bit. babe i'd, Dir nod einel IitItrag
All 0cbcu", iagtc CT 5t NoimunD.
sd babe 5nfGaig erfobren, Oab
Sottor bon Heibern IN @uibbrlml
nuaefommen lit. lno miinid)e i'm 81
Hatbe 81 5ieben, Oh ih mid lett eilli-
GER 3eit iehr nmuobl iiible. Meineii
Siener mil id) nit bieier Seuolrnl
nidlt ~betroiier, er lit 10 ulbebolIen.
Sude Heibern auf mo bite i'm IN
meinem Namell, mid at beillfen."
SseOen mloeren Sluftrdg butte Toi.
muno lieber auSaefiibrt oils Oielen;
eS iuar ibn GilBerit peinlid Semanh
III ieben, Der i'm oils @rof SiegfrieG
nefunnt. Nlher er erbob feline Gin
meE0lng, beenoete raid ben Nrier
ulh madte lid) aui Den @eg mad,
@olobrrmt.
llmuillfiirlid fam e3 i6m 5ll Sint.
mclhe llnrllbe i'm boz mebreren
Wonaten befullelG, ais @raf @eibell'
bpf auf &olm's &iaa oeu @unid,
nlSaeiproden bate, 9oftpr pol
Neibcrn INN &atb 5u fragen. Mlif
iebt iiiblte CT cine Gbnlife ltnrilba
mo mebr Gorge, olS mander
sln0ere on ieiuer Stelle empiutoer
hattie. IS mar oft feline aeringC
Muiaabe, bie r%ei5hare 2aune bes IN
ieinen beili9iten empiinoungen &c.
fr1nften @reiles 5l ertragen. Die
tiefe Sbeiluabme, meld)e iiir i'm IN
Haimuno's Ser3 lebte. Die Sanfbar.
felt. Die CT ibm lhuloete, unO Ole
GrfemtniB, Dem &ereiniomten gum
Croft 81 iein, perntod)te i'm, @eol,lo
sm iiben. Gr batte belhloiien, bel
Dem @raien a%is5ubarreli. obi6on,
nnhoem Die Gommiiiiou 1bre reiul-
tntloie llnteriiid)lrng 9eid)loiieu,
Giinitiaere Iusiidteu iiir feline 3ll-
funit lid boteli nno er il~ngebinoert
@eibenbof bate p~erloiiem fonaen.
Ser @raf bate ibm unleusbar
elm Spfer aebrod)t ais er i'm IN leine
2ienite nabm; aber oQmablid) mar
&aImun6'S NGbe linn mieoer lieb.
init mentbebrlid gemorbeu. Gen
boieu StuuoeuL IN rueld)el CT iid lei
mem Shmer3 riifbaItslos bingob,
iolatcn oft beitere 3eiten lmb eS aub
Mcmente. IN melden er al pcrgciicll
idien, mas swiid)en emit uno iebt
iaa. Damn Iprnd) er mieber 10 Der.
tralIlid init ieinem jimgcn SetretGr.
als iGbe CT ieinen Sobn IN ibn. Rui.
mMno erfannte. Dob lem Sd)eioen
einen u~ngliifliden beS eiu5i9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10

M6acicben onpon, ooB es bier meniQ
@eleaenDeit 9iebt, 4cnntniiie 5t per
pertbeL itebt Dir oas MtBtraueu
bds man gegell bib geiaBt, in
@eqe. @iuit on auf ben 8orld)lat
einqeben, meiu Sefretdr ill ~peroeH?"
Iltf bas SGd1ite iiberraiht, Jam
IainrrnD nid)t ioqlei6 Norte.
,GS miro Oit pielleiht etuigt
lleberminoullg foiten IN 10 uerQnoer
Ter Stelllng nit mir IN 8erbinbnnf
al treten", inbr @eioenbof fort
9(6er i) rotbe Dir, obne 9eoenfer
| q%nnlnebmer, NOS i) Sir biete. Sit
ltnteriuhllng, 10 frildtlos lie bisDel
oltdl mar, oiirfte nod lauge pd9ren
Oh fannit DID nidt BON bier cutter.
men: oeiile @elOmittel neroelt nidi
auSreideL Did unO Die 9einen 81
erhalten. @aS o6er fir DID Dos
@id3tiaite lit, miro gerettet, ipenn id
Dif it nleille Gienite aufnebme: oeir
ailter Ganne."
Ser @raf mortete pergeblif oi,i
Mntport, Ieine Stirne 5og ii0 IL
tieie Talten.
4@os soacrIt oll? Sag ia ube,
neln. Sd tine bomit, mas m mel
nen araften itelt, oeine Gage 81 er.
leifltcrn."
sic lcgen iid) ober mcnSlif'
Iein aut &err 8raf", iagte Iui.
munb. rMieine 8egeuipart fanr
lest fiir Sic mir quGlenb iein."
Sic miro mir oft cine angenebml
SGuidunn geipGbrcu. sd fiible mid
allein mo perlalien, rnb -. i) bate
Oidl lieb g%elponnen. Intnorte JET.
obne .3auoern: ipiait ol IN meint
2ieuite tretelt cbcr ltidt?"
.@ie f0nnte ih Sbr groBmiitbi
aes M~nerbieten bon mir meiien, Serl
@rnf? Snrd Das Spfer, melfe;
Sic mir bringell, itellen Sic meinl
aefr1nfte Ghre mieoer per-"
sd wolltc, Dob i'd es friiber &c
than. 2oB mid jebt allein
@orqen fritz fonnit Ol beinen Gieni
ontreteL linb BON nlorgen an lolll
ol i'm Sfloiie mobnen. Sd fonnt'
sir feline Sebenf5eit laiien; id) bab;
brinaenb SSemano n0t6ig, Ser uleint
@cihdite beiorgt."
@ie betGnbt febrte &niinulo mad
Snuie suriid. Ger Intrug Oes
@rofen mar iiir i'm iebr ebrenpol
ulb muBte aae 8eriid)te idNpeiger
modem, Die ii6 pieIeidt geger1 ibr
erhoben batten. Gr abnte, mem Ell
bieic @obltbat oonfte; 3luei eoelr
Weniden, melhe iiir i'm tb6tig &c
ipeien. Dem Gooperator mo Den
8rafcn &l,go, bon oeiien Gut leir
8nthe eben angetommen mar. Nbel
trobbem er llriad)c bate, lid 81
"freltett. fiiblte er Den ~Ited)enoen Corr
atpild]en Ben Moien.
Die Seinen nnbmet Die 9tahri6.
| NIT lll1aetriibter SSreltOe a,lf. Stl
e%mpfunom nid)t, mas er entpfinoel
mlBte, inbem er in bie Sienite beE
Woutqs trat, Den or ieinen Sntel
aerount. ser Dor ieltcr GntOefinl
init sartlid)er 2iebe on ibm gebanaer
bate, ser ieBt l~lugeud)tet ieines iid)t
lidlen @ohliuollenS MIR niehr leinel
llnteraebenen III ibm iab unb i'm
cine ihpere Eflidt ser Sanf6arfei
auierleate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Bon 8. b. g.

..fnanit cine @nbere beiratbeit, -
mir it's glcidl."
so? Dir iit's glei6?" ernioerte
Ser juilac Wanm uto erbob lid
beftia. Sos luiie i) mir nidJt 3iuei
W2al ngen!" gr mari ibr einell
9Iid 81, in bent 3orn uto belize
Siebe itritten; Ocnn i6ritt CT gegen
Gle Shilre.
.iSrieoridl Srieorid!" rief aGtbe
ltno brad IN ihner5lidyeS Sbllld)5ell
aus.
g6er ct febrtc nidt Inn, iolloern
or!idte ali Der &linfe. Sa fiibltt
ct cine SmnO auf leinem Irn. @r
blidte nm: 0us WGbd)eu, meld)eS er
liebte, itano Dor ibut.
.@lmib'S nid)t, Srieorid, mas i'd
Geinat. SD re0ete MIR 10 III Del
SiBe, re0ete, lpuS id) ielbIt MIDI
bente. III weiBt ia bod, oaB ih Did,
immer lieb gebabt, unO lpirlt mid,
nid,t p~erlaIIen moIlen.
gr tebrte ilnt, lGblallg Den Nrul
INN lie lno orilfte eineh Stub allf ibrc
Stirne.
M oieicm Iiiaei6life oiinete iidy
Die 0hilre lno Naimuto trat eit.
Gr bate @rabner leit jcner 9to6t,
NO err III 9enteinldaft init ibnt bel
ieIneS @aters Seide ge,uadt, uid)i
mieber aeieben. Gr iubr 5uiamtnen,
els er ibn iest gepabrte. MuBte or,
mas oieier Wann BON ibm oatte,
ME CT iid gegen i'm benebmen
iper0e?
aber ser jlinae Irbeitcr bate mil
rldtiaem @efiibl erfannt, lpoS an
peniaiter perleben fonnte; er emf.
lam iid Der @orte, Die Hainnmo,
bepor lie iid) getrcnnt, 5u ibm geipro-
dlen. Cine Elm @ort st iugen,
ltrefte er linn bic Hedte en%tgegen.
&oimrnO perltano, mas IN oieiem
GntaeQenfommen lag; er orilfte Die
0arQereid)te Sano init @Grme.
sd babe, ais mir ms oas lebte
Wal iaben, ben @unIdl allsgeIpro.
Geil, mir mod)ten iSreitnbe weroen",
beqom er. sd iebe, OaB ih mid,
nid)t in Sbnen getGuidt Bob Sic
mir &ertrauen idenfen. Sn Sturgeon
lperben Sic Der @atte meiuer
Sdnueiter iein; mir poQen inns ais
9riioer betradteu."
.9aS mpllen mir, aittiportete
8rabler frelloig bepegt, mo lie
l6loiien lid IN Die Irme.
SGtbe mahte iid) in Ger Gainmer
etmos 5u idaffen. SbrGne alli
Shranc ram bon ibrer @ange
niebcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
Unconstitutional.

Saltsfrau (3u Der iteaeiudenoer
&o6in): uSelbI,ueritduOli1 tonnet
Sic perfect fpfen?"
&odin: n@eniigt es, tpenn id
Sbuen iuge, baB ale meine friiberea
Serridlafteu an Settleibigfeit poet
am ShlngfluB geitorben ii1o?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-10
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Salt Elm Sobr NOR pcritri6en, ieit
&aimmo ais @rof Sicgirieo ocs
Iouototcn SaltS betrctcn; er erin.
nerte lid oft iencr 3eit. Die ihm MN
ldnaIt perilnfen icbien. Nltr onrd,
anQeltrenate ShGtiafeit pernlodlte er
Die ldlnerSliden @eoonfen 5l Der.
itelldlen, sic immcr nieocr iid linn
auforGuateH. Seine 9emitbunaen,