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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
Edison at Work on Battery.

Thomas A. Edison continues to
spend large part Of his time perfect
ing the storage battery upon which he
has been working for several years.
The delegates to the international
electrical congress who paid a visit
to Mr.. Edison in New Jersey last
week found him very optimistic as
to the future Of this battery. When
It was first developed 1t had the usual
defects Of a new inven-
ton and Mr.. Edison has been spend
ing much time In his factory overcom.
Ing these defects. The engineers who
saw him last week say that the Edi-
son storage battery is now perfected
and that it will not be long before
L 10 put on the market. ,,r
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
ONLY SEEMING GOOD LUCK.
Young Lieutenant's Fortunate Find
Led to His Death.

Young Lieutenant's Fortunate Fina
Led to His Death.
Senator Vest used to tell q story
Of good luck and hard luck without
. counterpart. He says: Zone day
while was member Of the Confed.
crate Congress lost q months pay
somewhere on the streets OF Rich
mond. Just as the woman in Scrip
ture who lost piece of silver called
together her friends and neighbors
and sought diligently until she found
1t, I called my friends and went with
them on what seemed hopeless
search through the snow covered,
dimly lighted streets of Richmond.
The chances were q thousand to one
against success.
I'VE hadn't been out fifteen min
utes when young lieutenant in our
party stopped down and picked up
my lost roll. was in high glee and
wanted to treat. We were piloted to
cafe which, pending some repairs,
had ladder of about a dozen runga
instead of stairs. We all climbed up,
considering it great lark, all the
while talking about what a lucky
fellow the young lieutenant was and
predicting great things for him. AS
we climbed down again the young
lieutenant fell from the ladder and
broke his neck."--Saturday Evening
Post.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
signatures Of English Clergy.

In all his official correspondence tho
archbishop of Canterbury signs him
self Randall Cantuar," the latter
word being an abbreviation Of Can
t1aria," the ancient name Of Canter.
bury. The archbishop of York's sig.
nature is "Willelm: Ebor." Ebor
(Eboracum) is the ancient name Of
York. When bishop Of Winchester
DR.. Davidson signed himself Randall
Winton." Winton being the old name
Of Winchester. The rule about these
signatures is to follow the Christian
name or initial or names or initials
with the original name Of the Bishop
ric CT its abbreviation.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
Organize for Fire Protection.

About half score millionaire resi-.
dents Of suburban towns near Phila.
delphia have taken hold OF the old
York Road fire company and will
build a handsome engine house for
the organization. Within it's sphere
Of usefulness are hundreds Of magni-
hcent homes, some of them palaces.
that are now practically without pro.
lection. y Among the more prominent
members of the organization are John
Wanamaker P. A. B. Widener; George
w. Elkins, Theodore Voorhees,, H. H.
Roelofs, John B. Stetson, c. A. Beach,
Charles D. Barney and William T. B.
Roberts. 1t is expected that about 300
members win enroll, and their dues
will support the company in ample
style.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
Question Of Economy.

Laura" said the young lady's
mother, not unkindly, 1T seems to me
that you had the gas turned rather low
last evening"" 9El e
1T was solely for economy. man.
ma" the maiden answered.
tits no use trying to beat the gas
company, my daughter. 4 have no
ticed that the shutting of of the gas
is always followed by corresponding
increase of pressure"
"Well, that lessons the waist, doesn't
1t. mamma dear?" replied the artless
girl. And her fond parent could find
no more to say.-Stray Stories.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
One Child's invocation.

The five-year-old daughter Of q Call.
fornia family has a habit of occasion.
ally wandering in her prayers said
just before she retires for the night.
A few nights ago she finished Our
Father" with credit, but stopped after
the opening line Of Nov lay me
down to sleep" N ISG .arTw5I
60 on, daughter" said her
mother.
The little prayer ended God bless
father" and the rest came after Q
short pause.
"Well, dear, you haven't prayed for
yourself" said the mother.
"Oh, no! Well, then, God bless me
and make me absolutely pure. like
Blanks baking powder!"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
Always Comes Home to yot

~ N"oye SoWSS 0onye 10 vote.
DR.. James F. Love. s'native of Phil.
adelphia, has just returned to that
city from Egypt, where he has resided
for fifteen years. He comes almost
solely to cast his Vote at the coming
election. DR.. Love went abroad near.
~ fifteen years ago and found profit.
able field for the practice Of his pro.
fession Of dentistry. He attained
prominence on the continent and
while on visit to Egypt was induced
to settle III Cairo. having been ap-
pointed dentist to the khedive. But
he never gave up his American citi.
zenship or his residence In Philadel.
pfia. So every presidential election
since his first trip abroad he has re-
turned to the United States to cast
his vote. In order to do this DR.. Love
has retained his voting residence in
Philadelphia. n
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
TEA
The modestest thing in the
world is tea. 1t is only teal


ibex With ooldcoatsd Teeth.
Particulars were given in several
London papers recently Of sheep. when
killed. being found with gold-coated
teeth owing to their having cropped
short grass In gold bearing districts
Of Austyal The story was not new,
but II has called forth the following
Info. nation from Alexandria: A Brit
ish army oflcer In Cairo. Capt. Tim.
ins. states that when he was ibex
shooting In the Sinai peninsula. in
May and June last year, he bagged two
Ane old rams. and one Of the first
things that he noticed when skinning
the heads was that all the sides Of the
back teeth were coated with q bright
metallic substance of the color Of Aus.
tralian gold. Capt. Trims asked his
"shakarri" the reason of this, and
was told that 1t was due to the ibey
feeding on certain shrub.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
RothsehiId's Theory Of Luck.

The opinion Of the elder Rothschild,
who was certainly most practical
man, would seem at first glance to be
a strong argument for the theory that
after all there are lucky" and "un-
lucky" men. He wrote to one Of his
sons: Never have anything to do
with an unlucky place or an unlucky
man; have seen many clever men,
very clever men, who had not shoes
to their feet; I never act with them;
their advice sounds very well, but
they cannot get on themselves, and II
they cannot do good to themselves.
how can they do good to met"
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MRS. HAROLD stage.
o''"shs 1890 and 1891 - soss. Bonner, .,,.
APTER xIl.(-continued.)

HAPPIER xIl.(-continued.,
low. Uncle Phin, you are onl,
ng me. You said just now tha1
we're anxious for me to be happ,
% make q success of life: that's
I'm anxious to consult you about
h to make a success of my life
rwise I shall not be happy"
l. looked up at her.
Not happy? What has made
h-blossom unhappy"
1t say l wcs unhappy now,
meant was that If I were
on living as I am. I'm sure !
become unhappy"
en- don't"
pnor opened the matchbox and
|g a light applied it to the pipe
the professor held in his
He pulled gratefully-once-
thrice.
not good at guessing riddles"
laying back his head and
her reflective gaze.
IS thinking how l should put
ter to you, uncle. You remem.
father while he lived used to
end my studies, and that he
FED me to follow the college
l don't pretend that knew
|, deal when he died. but l
Pt had reached the point
q gas beginning to realize what
fnow in certain directions"
n ly," he said with a nod, as
II to stifle cough induced
y acco smoke.
=. pat I wish to ask. dear
is, first. whether you sup
would be any chance of
able to get q position at
nary or academy as an in.
In one of the English
either literature or history.
that after q little more
ould pc fitted to teach in |
second, assuming that /
Their there would be any
. pr you would have any OBJ.
\ ny taking it,"
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FREDERIC AUGUSTA BARTHOLDI.

Frederic Auguste Bartholdi died in
Paris Oct. of consumption, aged 70
years. He was best known in the
United States as the designer Of the
statue of Liberty Enlightening the
World, which stands in New York har.
Dor, and was a gift from the people
of France. The statue is the most
colossal known to history. the legen-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21

dary colossus Of Rhodes having been
but los feet high. as compared with
the 1873 feet of the figure of Liberty.
Another OF his famous works is the
Lion OF Belfort. Another work of
some magnitude he left uncompleted
but the design for his own tomb was
finished day or two before he was
taken with his last illness.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21

TEA
Think Of the cheer in q
cargo Of teal
RestrIct Hiahts Of euIIdlnas.

HestrIct HIghts OF HulIdIn9S.
These requirements as to hight Of
buildings in Manchester. Eng, are en-
forced: Buildings In narrow streets
shall not exceed In hight two and ~
half times the width Of such street;
buildings In the principal streets are
restricted to ninety feet. and build.
Ing in ordinary streets are restricted
TO sixty.Hve feet. JIM fg
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
Few Top Boots Worn,

The old-time top boot is fast disap-
pearing from the face Of the safth1
Even the miners Of the West. among
whom an ordinary pair Of shoes used
to be as rare as sombreros on Broad
way, are abandoning them. N NJ
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21
TEA

We consume a grea. deal
Of tea. but do we enjoy isi
More coffee; but do We "a |
Joy III ~
'''ss ~ -. kss.asass Sssk A s,Am,e = !,
NAsaay. H. rsAASa>
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AduIteration 81 Lluuors.l

A New York physician says: THE
greater part Of the whisky 6feHdI a&t
beer sold In New York today ID
chemically prepared and Il absolutely
unfit for the human stomach
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21

Christmas In the White t1ouse.
The first celebration of Christmas
in the White House occurred on Dec.
rs, 1900 ess ~ s5- -sas y Fs~
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CHAPTER XIII.

sssor stirred In his chat
Eagerly at his pipe. Hi
full of light. For som
made no reply, Will
and seated herself quiet
ofa at the other side O
It that idea into you
liked.
Fays had it; that is,
been fond of books ant
study, and after fathers
made up my mind to try
pupils, when Uncle Har
Id persuaded me to come
up my plan because
pys to be well cared for
sorry ever since; moi
Eame, because l can see
Id it has done me in q
gs, but sorry that I've
up ali my interests of that
Have you spoken to your
J, unt Stagg?" ...,
Mentioned the plan to Aunt
Was Mortified"
murmured the profess
ives cleaned again. PRE-
pulled away at his
4 bred meerschaum, so
ke rose from his mouth
:, you think Of it," she
prepared at the moment
= NJ aunt was not right"
tr, the objections to my
I'd I'm
e aunt mention them3"
4 ma could see no sense
70 said that I would be
'aq ] es yea," 0Ixk&
i, what?"
,rd pulled meditatively.
tn rned from Eleanor 80
SOD ot see his smile.
en- 7 your aunt had ref.
s ther things to mar.
ked in the same dry
15g y. Ky .s.,rs,
{erred to that"
q Showed herself q wo-
lion for which I have
The chances Of
ne Fifliant match would
d ~ pusly diminished IL
S W ged were you to for
st home for a posi-
e Of have in mind"
av pcle. that I had no
orcte &c." Eleanor said.
= =, Dice. -
. ..r, ears. l believe you
WV ~, OF that period, or,
'0'' to your knowledge
rom the end of that
! the think differently. |
Athe Purely. uncle. it 10 |
preca t l should have |
stac best years Of my |
1,sd q amusement In |
not I before the eyes |
.oosly are on the look. |
spb ing in what you
sp1 professor; but
N ION Of marriage.
70 Of quitting .
q all the com.
pit belong to a
s. Isuch as you
n que to enjoy in
sr. y house. Have
al, accountY"
'.,,a,f \ J etimness In
',,,| Put one watch
's ~ seen that hs
ntp ger with inter.
It pment his lips
tas qips without
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-10-21

EFENo''
His Inns
Attack.
| Kin is in the !
k, the forward v I'd q,
which, It is ~
into two -
n each side ~
hey will draw y
,.,,o DrCto
% aSs squa'ron SOL, .,
bet between forty
extending "I the
EsiaputSe '. =, thd
1un river y,s~s W.
liver, oD'ns
ny. ysttvacl
counter i'sld |
Buthwardl' not
weveT j. psatiropsI!,',|
W. wv The WI
Rnp e, q .tas,'sl|
,es is, ths's~ K
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by Rassij
the Japd
Aled again
ate becau
lanR infi1
neseohcid
value&to, Y
,rstrutid
| brtment tn
| lail for.yap|
le war; |
# the treegu]
' lPugeASou1
via Japale
al. She was
d her cal
l.. Understa
,cate bases :,
| n the fact = !
| lied by Gale.
or japanese
|,tates will t,
| nst confsca'
Calchas on N.
United ST. u
[nly an OUT It
| ats thatInD'
Please De :
duration .. Of
to carry "
| n. kindly az
[Ibtly be &e'
~
! WYNN. ,,
e o.e DEPART
ar
|, an l"t ssovMaa,s'
n the lattsF''
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T.. success
Eosevea hhs''sIi
ut Of Foe ',.l, !.
s'', Mr. wyp''l
Monday
ne may =. VI
al has not N
tnd the .ss,nD@
eH The prODaysS
will.111ssn 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

Teitnngcn uno fonlt auerlci luftige
W'auten.
ssm Mlter bon ad,t Sabren idlicbt
nlall raih JreunOlGoft. Cine Glu-
me, tin Sub -. Wan periprid)t, lid)
auf INNER 5u lieben 49,.
sd mill 2aitra beiud)en", iogte
zines Cages Serminc nit ibrcr cin-
itmeidelnoen Gimme.
Iue eriiiQten Ole @iinihe Scrmi.
mems, ou6 Siloo Stenberg. Sic
fiibrte ibren 3ogling our &iaa @raln-
Oorgc. 2al,ra 5cigte &ermine lire
Sfaufel uno ibr @lumengGrthen.
slls Srau @rainooree Der fleinen
aronfcn gum gbitieb einen &uB auf
Die ~tirne hriidi ihlaug Sermin,
lire beibcn Mermd]en Inn Den Sals
Der jnn1gen 5rou nnb ipcinte gar5
bitterlid).
Inter StrGnen lugte lie: ,Sie ba-
ben mid lieb tpie cine Muttcr, bite,
oarf ih offers bierber fomnler. SD
liebe Soura 10 iebr."
9ie gitte ipllroe geipGbrt nno 10
perging fem Gag, an Dem iid) Die an
mutbigen &inber nid,t sesenieitia be,
iuften.
Serminc ipuroe nid)t miibe, Sen
Gr5Gblungen bon M,ltier Glnnhine
5u5uboren, Die bon alten 9%egebenbei-
ten mo Soger bnnoelten.
Wutter Selicie ibrerieits er5dblt-
iiibrenoe mno ifone @eihitten Der
srartprer uno Seiligen Der Norman-
sic; Die lie ipdter bird Stiloerun9en
Ter berrliben alten gotbiihen Come
n1O airhen ergdn3te, Die ibre boben
Sb:irme gum Simmel itredten.
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u 6 ties aapitel.
im Ycniinnat.

Gnuas Shnuderea alS ooS fleine
3immcr, oas Suuro %bcpo6nte, fonnte
man lid nid)t benfen. Muf oeii sier-
liten Wobcln beiauo iih Nippiad)ell
aler Irt mo Saien init iriiden Din.
men. Gle Seniter perbiiaten aeitidte
SorbGnge mo iiber Dem Simnlelbett
'dNuebte ein ellgel nit ausgebreitctelt
6liigeln, ais oh or @od)e iiber Die
S6lGierin bultcn, lie beid)iieen
mollte.
Sin beller So%nnenitrabl beleuhtete
Ole Sigur oes i,nisen MGofens, oas
iiber Dos 9alfongitter lebnte mo
trGnmeriid) IN ole Sanoid)ait blidte.
Geieoen mno &oien lenoeten lire
berrliden 0iiite bermnf, Der Spring.
brmnnen pldtiderte mto ole Nadti.
gail iang lire itwermiitbiaen @ei.
len. Saura aber meinte.
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aantmann eine ernite 8iidiprade
nit ieiner Grnu

aanfmann cine ernite Giidiprade
init ieiner Srnm
Gas Ser5 itrderer 2aura lit gut.
lagte er 81 tSelieie. .gs miro ibr
lebr leio tbun. ms 5li pe%rlaiien. Sic
miro inter atr Srennung bon inns
ibper leiben. Sh mill ober, oaB lie
cine Gr3iehrEs ~}dlt, weldc miiroig
lit ibren glan5cnoen 0eiiteseigen.
ldaften uno Dem groBen Sermogen.
DAB ir emit erben miro"
ltno IN %IeiIer naipen gitelfcit
fiigte er bin5n:
06rdl!lein Sdilrn 8rainbOrge.0u-
Ellie, 3o9ling ser Sdpcltcrn 81,
Siieanrl @ie gut fiiugt oas!"
6elieie Job lbrent Mcna nil
5ralier on urt 'c:t1s
.9crnbarS, ,oJ olanbc, III iii.
uriere Scdter ritt in scr rc1t,, :
3cii,."
SOS @eiid3t bcs Qonfu mrs ii6c..
fio9 odn &~usGraf eftt,.J critic .
nans. Ct lu5 )yH.:
sd iie6e Sai;ra Rtkt INFER r. :.
ten &eile? SOS RI - Dc.
iGaM?"
s,ssa, mein 6reunolG. I;ft c,..t
alif lie =. v y, III .atla So,].
ter IN 0;eIes Observation-Disclosures? =.
8arim ltlsn uit i)r!ehte t;;sArrI
lpeit iiber ibreH Stsiio aeJcil l1iial!
I. sSiro lie nt1tAsd-er ii6er Ole
ginfad)beit ibrer elton @ltern miN
mebr nod ilber - tcIG]ei0ene SauJe
ibfef @roBmntter err0tbm?"
Gorauf itellte er lid ioit entriiitet
Dor 6clicie uno ermi0erie nit @rreg.
i,tG:
., dclicie, . l.nnIt I'll obcr o.l5
Ser5 9mrn's icbr id,leht llniere
Softrr nno err6tben iiber ms -
uaRein Greuio, ib femme oas
nealdllide Ser3 better"
9ic Stinme ).cies flanq lebr
emit dis lie oas iagte. 9ernbatS
lflng ober Die @arnuug in bcn
g2inO.
Cen iolgennen Wontag fubr Ser
@raitoorge nit '~iner Sodter in Ger
Nldlinna nad SariS 5i,
rs lfoIst)
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id)on cine g~elpiiie lleberiaftigung fen.
men gelernt. Sic braud)te uld)ts 81,
wiinid)en. Sbr Batter fam ibren &c.
rineiten @iiniben melt entaegen nno
erfiiate tie, ebe lie iolde anbern
fonnte.
Sic begann iif in ibren WfuBe'
itunoen 81 l%angiueilen -. Mltd) botte
lie einen tieien Summer. Ter ge-
beime @nnih erfiilte lie, init Ser.
mine, Die lett 3lpei Wonaten Eenlio'
n1rir I'M a~loiter 81 Sileuiir mar,
pereiniat 81 iein. Gin loeben er.
haltener @riei batte ibr oos Seben I'M
aloiier in Den periiibreriiflten 6ar.
ben 8emalt.
.&em Gu wiibtelt, mie aliidlif)
ih bin!" idrieb Sermine on Boil
Gernp. .llniere 2ebrerinnen lito
Die 8iite lelblt. @em IN Die Miiln-
terfeit meiner Sreunbimacn, lire
Spiele IN Dem .ldlattigen @arten
leben fonnteIt ..p.S ., fomnts bod,
5l mir, liebe 2onra Oonn crit miro
mein @liif poaltan0ig lein."
Sbpobl 2aura Ser Iilgapfei ibrer
@ltern mnr, pie lie lelblt miiBte. 10
luoete Tie bod niht, einen @unlh be-
siislidl bes alolters 81 dubern.
.Nein, i'd, miiroe mloanfbar iein,
psnn i) lie perlaiien motlte", iagte
2aura 81 lid ielbit. sd mill ener,
glider lein uto iDnen ELL froblld)es
Geiidt 3ei9cn."
Slber lie fpnnte niht lGd)eln uno
Die Shrdncn rolten pelter blnab
iiber ibre rpligen @angen. go
mcinte cas- Gino fill ppr iif binL als
icin Batter ploblid Die Sbiir bes 3im-
mers G%iinete.
Gr blieb ouf Der Sd)melle itebcn.
Cans aliBer Saliung gebroht, ais er
ieinen Sicbling in 2brGnen gebooet
erblifte. riei er:
,@as ieblt Sir, mein Gngel?
@os mad)t Cir Summers? 3 Iage
es mir ooh geidHpilo, oamit ib Git}
tr6lte."
Sallra CAB iid) Miibe. 81 lddelu.
sd babe nidjts."
I Gu bait nifts! $50. O., mein
&iebling. r~erbergc eod 3einen Stunt
nler nid)t Dor Iainem Safer. Oh
meiBt bod, er mill INNER MIR Sein
8liif . INNER Sort 8n24
9ernbaro bctrtadtete ieine Sod)ter
init ilebenoen SiiGen. 81
s9tnn |oter ...."
Gam plotlib a~bbred)eno, sagte
| lie:
Rein ih nil es nidt iagen id)
madc Cir Summer"
sd mill es o6er miilen. Su
madjit mid 6ole, menm IN mir Gem
Ge5eimpiB niht mitt6eilit.~
Snlrn nor 0ans permirrt. Sd,lieh-
lid reidjte tic nit ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@ltger ibrem Snter Den SrIei &erntl-
mems bin mo ingte:'
rSermine ld)rieb mir redlt lieheGS.
piirOi9. Sic lit icbr gliidlid III
Gileaur . es lit elm groBartigeS
Feniionot lie miinidt lebr, mifj
bort 3t iebcn."
limo III poltelt ms perlaiicn2"
nnterbradl 9ernbaro iein SGd;,erdleil
nit 3udenbeu &ippen unb einm Bid
pol Irgit.
! .9tein, nein. lieber &oter. Hie,
mails 49,. Sd meroe INNER 5G Gud,
bleiben llilo Damn geborem ole
Yeniiondrinnen BON Oiieonr and iaIt
ane Dem Mbel an. Mon miirbc nl;dy
gar nibt mlfnebmen 49,"
Sbne es 81 benbiidtigen, 5atte ons
&ino cine SermIibimg mlsgeiprp-
den, Die ieinen Goter an Der Gi9cn,
liebe faBte.
y@an miirbe lid nidyt anfneb.
menu" riei err nit ~blibcnben Mhgei;.
llnb mesbalb niht?. @obin Ser
mine gegangen lit, fannlt audi On
%bingeben, mein 2iebling. Sit ocs
@elo niht Die groBte Wad)t DC.
Wplt2 GS nffupt oQe Shiircu."
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Mus benz SranSolii6en.

fiir Sen @etrag III 8elb erbete,l, I'M
i'm nod @utoilnfen permenOen Su
fonllcll.
Wodte oph @crnbarO MIR INNER
ben @iinlden iciner hriItlid)en Srau
entIprcdjcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

IS lcben ole 6rrielt. @clh'
Slid, nod Suc rciIen 81 biirfen!"
Nit oiclcn &ortcn ltilrmtc SaiIra
Die 5reppcn oes oltcn SnllIcS binan
rn6 flntid)te ircllhig III Die SGnOe,
mdhrcnO tire Millttcr OoS @elaoen
Oea Heiielpogcna iiberpadtc.
Scbcs <>nhr begaben lid Serr uno
5rall @rninOorAe nod Cue, Inn BORT
Die itdrfcnbcn SeebGocr 81 oebrou-
hcu. }lrh licbtc c2 &~ernboro, ieine
Wflltter Ill benldlerL ole cr nod
9eraNcio mic 0l9 &ino iicbte.
IS mar rilbrcn0 3l lebcn, nit
peldlcr Sorgfalt Der V'nnn in Der
Geiic ieincr Dicr5ig Sabre feline olte
Wntter beioreeltc, lie nit glllimerf,
inmfcitcn iiberlhiittete mo i6r Sole
Dorte inAte..
Sernhnro bate ieincr Wutter elm
iorqcnloic. Nltrr bgreitct. In Stelle
scr ultcn Strpbbiitte bate Sernbar0
cine fleine %ian erbnlrcn lniien, oeren
Stpl spar uiel }I miiniden ii6rig
lieE obcr Den pollcn 9ciinQ hires Gr-
bnlcrS 9ciunOcn bate. I'm oell
eriten Stud Oc3 %%nn0bnuieS 500 lid
Elm Nnlton, Der oidJt nit @lpcillien
bepdhlcn NOR.
Ger ~bcid)ciOcnr WcmiIc- uno 9lu-
mellAartcu Muttcr GI0u0inens bntte
&ern6or0 in eine cHaliide @urtens
onlngc nit &oienpldtcn, 9osouets,
Snlnngrnppcn u. /. 10. ummonOeln
laiicn. Gin biibi6cr Spring6run,
nen nit meitem Naiiiu, IN eem lid
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CONNER &iiblling,
6ali 0oa gun5e Sohr maren DIE
&olld0en Der critcn stage geid)loi-
len. 9hIo bic &nildDpolfenL Die aus
Den Sdornllcinen cmporqlloQen,
Seigtcn al. 6oB sic @iQa belpobnt
mor. Glnl0inp lebte bort it'd iiir
lidl uno Dem 2~lnocnten an ibrenl
Gotten.
elber miC lcbenoia mnrbe eS IN Dem
S~on60oulc 1ur 3cit Ger Scrien!
Wllttcr 6toubiuc beireite Die
Mobel bon ibrpn llcber5iigen, Die
Damn blnnt ,npo mic lleil polirt aus
lnhcl.
Bon ciucm 3imner ging lie gum
ml0crn mo pllBte uno biirittete,
gtldts crld)ien ibr REIN gerllg fiir ber
GmpinnA ibrer &iuoer.
Sn ibrer G%inionfeit 5Gblte lie oil
Gage mo Stlaocn, pclhe iie Dor
Dem Gintrciicn ibrcr &inoer trenm'
ten. 60 mnrtete Mittter Glauoin(