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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-17
Cold Weather Interferes.

Mukden, Wednesday, via. Tien Tsin
Nov. 17.-Four days of sharp cold
has silenced the artillery and infan-
try fire between the opposing forces
and has driven the soldiers into their
dugouts along the entire line. The
apparent impossibility of either side
to eject the other from their burrows
and the fact that if either side sue
ceeded in advancing it could not dig
the other out of it's cantonments on
account of the frost seem to promise
winters inactivity, although the
Japanese three days ago made rec
onnoissance towards the extreme
east as though they were investigat-
ing the possibilities for a thanking
movement 1t seems impossible that
either side in any case could do more
than occupy the opponents winter
quarters.
The wells all along the lines arc
dry and both sides use the Shake
river water, where the soldiers ap
proach unarmed and get water under
recognized mutual sanctions not to
fire on single soldiers Here the noble
art of war is confined to fisticuffs
and swapping cigarettes, jackknives
and food all of which are priced. F'a-
miliarities are inevitable where long
long lines are in continuous contact.
The armies have been stationary SO
long that they are drawing supplies
of fuel and horse forage from the dis
tant rear, all other supplies being ex-
hausted.
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El Paso, Tex, Nov. 17.-Another
day of routine work in the various
sections marked the sessions of the
National Irrigation Congress today.
Tomorrow officers will be elected, res
olutions passed and the next meeting
place selected. Today New Mexico,
Texas and Mexico delegates are meet
ing to try to decide the question of
dam for storing waters to reclaim
the valley of the Rio Grande. Among
the addresses read this morning was
one by Herbert Myrick, Editor of the
American Agriculturist.
The convention adjourned at noon
to allow the delegates to witness a
bull fight in Old Mexico this afternoon
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THE DENVER ELECTION.
The Supreme Court Reaffirms Its
Jurisdiction Over Same.

The Supreme Court Reaffirms Its
Jurisdiction Over Same.
Denver. Colo, Nov. 1.-THE sup
RENE court today re-affirmed that II
has the right to take Jurisdiction OF
the Denver election. The court also
granted the application of the Repub-
licans to compel the election commits
Sioners TO canvass the vote by wards
and figure in the totals written by
the judges of election instead of the
tallies written on the pages. In both
these decisions Justice Steele dis
sented. He denied the jurisdiction of
the court and held that in case of
apparent clerical errors the election
judges should be sent for to correct
their books and declare what was
the correct count from their pre-
cincts. The court also decided to go
ahead with the contempt cases
against persons charged with inter-
fering with the watchers appointed
by the court.
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THE TRIAL.

No larger crowd ever gathered in
the Chaves count. court house than
that which occupied everv foot of
space in the county's capitol building
to hear the closing arguments of the
famous Geaton trial. AS ANNOUNCED
in The Record of yesterday the argu-
sment was opened yesterday after
noon by w. C. Reid for the Territory,
who was followed by Attorney Carlin
for the defense K. K. Scott followed
Mr.. Carlin and when the court ad-
iourned to 1880 in the evening MIR.
Scott had only fairly commenced.
At 1880 when court convened for
the evening session Mr.. Scott took UP
his argument again, and spoke for
about three-quarters of an hour. Mr.
Scott brought before the jury what
he considered the strong points in
behalf of his client. He thought the
jury should discredit the testimony
of little Nora May Gambril VINO testi-
fed that she had seen Geaton wash
ing bloody clothes The girl was of
very tender years, and the presents
made her by Stewart one of the star
witnesses of the Territory, should be
considered with her evidence. Mr..
Scott dwelt on the fact that for a
week the defendant had at nights
slept in the adobe house on the North
Hill where the murder was alleged
to have been committed. That he
stayed in that house was inconsistent
with his guilt If he had killed Jones
Geaton would never have remained
in that same house Mr.. Scott twitted
the prosecution that with so much
blood in the testimony no analysis
had been made to prove that any of
il was human blood. Mr.. Scott dwelt
on the testimony of Mr.. Cottingnaa
that another man than Geaton had
threatened the life of Jones. In con-
clusion Mr.. Scott called the attention
or the jury to the testimony Of Mrs.
Davidson. who on the stand recog.
nized Geaton as the man who had
once stopped at her boarding house,
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St. Petersburg, Nov. 17-As the
result of dispatches received from
General Stoessel the war Office OK
presses entire confidence that Port
Arthur will be able to hold out until
the arrival of the Russian second Pa
cifc squadron
Facts do not warrant the sensation
al report that Count Benckendorff the
Russian ambassador to Great Britain
may be called home on account OF
the present hitch in the Anglo-Rus-
sian North sea controversy, (as init
mated in the London Daily Telegraph
this morning in a dispatch from ST.
Petersburg). Russia has taken eX-
ception to the language of the Eng
lish text of the article relating to
fixing the blame, and proposed some
notifications, but there is no evii-
ence yet that a deadlock has been
reached. The admiralty is undOubt ed
ly exercising it's influence on the for
eign office in matters.
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At two o'clock this afternoon the
Jury in the Geaton case after being
in the jury room since $50 returned
into court with verdict of guilty in
the second degree. The jury was
poled and each juryman assented to
the verdict. The attorneys for the
defendant gave notice of a motion
for new trial. In we'll chosen words
Judge Pope thanked the jury for their
services and the manner in which
they had performed their arduous du-
ties, and he then discharged them.
Sentence has not yet been passed.
The statutory penalty for murder in
the second degree is a minimum of
three years, and maximum life SEN
tence.
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Lamb at the Sacramento
Meat Market. Phone AIS.
THE BATES CASE.

This Case Was Called Immediately
After the Geaton Jury Went Out.
Immediately after the jury in the
GeatOn case retired the case Of the
Territory VS. E. ]. Bates, charged with
permitting minors to loiter in hts sa-
oon, was called for trial. Jury was
soon secured and the case is in pro-
gress as The Record goes to press
J. NJ. Hervey is appearing for the Ter
ritory and Frank Williams for the
defense.
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pauohtsr of Frank Maxo Weds.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 17.-Miss
Deronda MAYO. daughter of the
late Frank Mayo, the famous acUor,
was married in this city today to
Mr. John Green of New York The
ceremony took place at noon i'll the
followed by a large reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Elverson
the latter being a sister of the bride.
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Stoessel in his dispatches to the EN-
peror reports at the repulse of the
Japanese attack October 26th on the
north front OF Port Arthur the Rus
sian losses were 48O killed and woun-
ed in all. The attacks of November
3rd, the anniversary day Of the EN-
peror's ascent of the throne, were de-
feated General Stoessel was slightly
wounded in the head during one of
the latest assaults.
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ROBBER CAPTURED.

Thought at First to Be One of Cody
HoIdup Gang.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 17.-One of
the two men who held up the Edwards
saloon at Thermopolis was captured
last evening. 1t was thought at first
that he was one of the Cody holdup
gang who killed Cashier Middaugh of
the Cody bank, but it is now believed
he had no connection with that hold
I'D.
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RUMoR WAS FALSE.
No Truth in Report That Emperor
Williams Throat Trouble
Had Returned

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE foreign Of
fee authorizes the Associated Press
to say that there is absolutely no
truth in yesterdays rumor that EN-
peror Williams throat trouble had
returned. The foreign Office further
more states that if the trouble re
turns the news will Immediately be
made public.
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Library Association Meets.

Manitowoc. Wis, Nov. 1.-THE Fox
River Valley Library Association be-
gan its annual convention here today
with an attendance of several score
of library workers. The two days pro
gram calls for numerous papers, ad-
dresses and discussions dealing with
practical topics of interest and impor-
tance to librarians.
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BRECKENRIDGE BETTER.

Speech Partially Returned and His
Physicians Have Hope
Lexington. KY, Nov. 17.-CoI. w.
c. P. Breckenridge who was strick-
en- with paralysis yesterday and for
some time was in a critical conditi Jn
was somewhat better today. The pow
er Of speech has partially returned
and his physicians now have hopes
of his recovery.
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Miss Nina Randolph, leading lady
of the San Toy" Opera Co.. and {.
S. Fry the chauffeur are seriously if
not fatally hurt. The machine went
over an embankment and the occu-
pants were pinned beneath.
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Japs Investic : ting.

Che Foo Nov. 17.-Three Japanese
torpedo boat destroyers entered the
harbor today to ascertain if the RUS
sian torpedo boat destroyer Rastorop
ny was here They were informed that
the vessel had been sunk. The Jap
anese consul says this was the first
the Japanese knew of the blowing uD
of the vessel, and the news was sent
by wireless telegraph to the Japanese
flagship The destroyers then disap-
peared in the direction of Port Ar
thur.
Dakaor, Africa, Nov. 1.-THE Rus
sian second Pacific squadron bound
for the far east, sailed from here on
Wednesday evening.
Losses at Port Arthur.
st. Petersburg Nov. l7.-General
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Fish and oysters at the Sac.
ramentO Meat Market. Phone
AIS.
TO BEAT THE DOCTORS.

Another Team Will Bowl Against the
Doctors.
Waskom. Hanny, Smith and Klyng
have accepted the Doctors challenge
and the big bowling match comes of
tonight. Bishop. CoveH, Blackwelder
and Kinsinger win represent the doc
tors.
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Tampa,s TARGET tournament.

Tampa Fla, Nov. IA number
of prominent marksmen, including
some of the best professional shots
of America, faced the traps today at
the opening of the shooting tonrna-
ment under the auspices of the Tam
pa Bay Rod and Gun Club
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AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
Owner Killed, Lady and the chaffeur
Seriously Injured.

Los Angeles. CAL. Nov. 17.-As The
result of an automobile accident in
the suburbs OF this city early this
morning Humphrey Praed. assistant
general manager of the San Jacinto
Land Company of Riverside is dead.
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SECOND
DEGREE
THE JURY IN THE GEATON CASE
RENDERS A VERDICT.
CLOSING SCENES

District Attorney Hervey Makes an
Able Argument for the territory
dant's Attorneys Give Notice of
Motion for New Trial.
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KING EOREAS TAKES A HAND IN
THE RUSSIAN JAP. WAR.
STOPS FIRING

Probabilities are That There Will Be
No Battle Till Warm Weather
Comes Again.-Soldiers of the Two
Armies Swapping Cigarettes and
Jack Knives.
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RUSSIANS THINK PORT ARTHUR
CAN HOLD OUT UNTIL SEC
OND SQUADRON ARRIVES.
THE HAGUE

Russia Will Soon Reply to Secretary
Hays Circular Note Regarding the
Hague Conference.-The Views of
Other Powers are Being Ascertain.
ed.
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LoST.-Light gray overcoat on South
Main street or South Hill. Return
to Dilley's furniture store or tele-
phone 16S 22t2'
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Nothing In 1t.

London Nov. 1.-THE Associated
Press learns that there is no justifi-
cation whatever for the sensational
graphs dispatch from ST. Petersburg
published today in regard to delay
in signing the North sea convention.
Russia accepts in principle the inter
national commission but the exact
text of the paper must be the subject
of agreement between the two pow
ers The present difference concerns
small deails of the wording of the
agreement as submitted by Great Bri-
tain for Russia's consideration.
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GETTING Views of the Powers.

ST. Petersburg. Nov 1.-THE Rus
sian formal reply to Secretary Hays
circular note regarding the conven-
ing of the Hague conference is not
expected until next week In the
mean time the views of other powers
are being ascertained through Rus
sian representatives abroad. While
there is no reason to believe Russia
can agree to participate in the con-
indication that Russia will not resent
the proposal to hold the conference
but that her reply will be of cor
dial character.
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NEW MEXICO, TEXAS AND MEX.
!co DELEGATES GET ToGE-
THEIR AT Ell PASO.
THE RIO GRANDE

Trying to Solve the Problem of Stor-
ina the Rio Grande Waters.-The
Convention Adjourned at Noon To-
Day for the Delegates to See a Bull
Fight.
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Honey, Csc. quart; SOC. a
half gallon. Roswell Produce
and Seed Co.
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Losses at Port Arthur.
st. Petersburg Nov. 17.-General
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

ibr. baB id iie germ elm ein5iges Nal
sefeben bate, i9 mD9te gu germ mill
fen ipie iie ausIieht. sic ioa feline
Qngit baben, baB id iie belGitigen fpers
be, benn i6 mill meine Gage bier be-,
f6liebeu. Iber einmal 9Gtte i6 iie bod
5u germ 9eieben. limb tpenn es nidt gu
ptel perlangt mare, mOdte i'd sic audi
bitten. SrGulein 9ottsr, bab sic meis
mem Sobn i9reiben unb Inn fagen,
pO i9 bin. benn i9 fslbsr lam ni6t
mebr gut fdreiben unb f9lieBli9 bin
i'd bod fem. Rutter unb er 1T mein
Sobn."
IS min ibm germ f9rsiben," srtpis
berte SrGulein 8rusesfelb unb psrabs
fdiebete Iid.
oils am 4benb bieIes Cages Sante
Marie in ibrsr 8iide nit benz Baden
BON pfanntu6en bef9dftigt mar, fpur>
be lie nidt tpenis bur6 ben 8eiu3 III
rer Ri9te iiberruf9t.
sd bin gu Dir sefommen, Iisbe
Sonte", besann CLARA. rum Dir gu fos
gen, baB bu Re9t batteIt. Sas Weetaa
mar une6t."
yWa89" fragte Sante Marie. be-
rem 4ufmsrtfamteit iebt gang BON ib>
rem 9fannfu9en ab9elentt mar.
Omar nit ettpds December Stimme,
aber IpnIt ppItommen rubig er3GbIte
SrGulein Sottor: sd babe an
GERM @albutteit gefdrieben unb ibm
ertldrt, bab i9 unfere 8erlp6una als
aufseboben betra6te. Der Mann,
Der feline alte Mutter ins qrmenbalts
f6idt, ftatt ii9 nm is felber gu tiims
mern, fam aud ME Elm gutter 9atte
perbsn."
limb bann febte f, fi9 neben bic
alte Sante bin unb madte ibrem GER
sen, bus gum 3erfprins,n bon mar,
2uft, benin ibre Sante, bic fopiel Ses
bsnserfabrung beiub, mar itsts tpie Ell
ne Mutter au ibr gepeien.
,SieIes Mdl mart bu febr Hug ges
pefen", tr0itete lie 3ants Marie.
Sm 2auf. bes Dintcrs ftarb i'm
Sobsnberaer @ltersafpl bic ulte 5rdu
@albuttsit. Sn Srdulein 9Ottors ars
men baudte iie ibren @eiit aus uno
ME fat lie erfabren. baB iie bur9 i9re
@eIprG9igtsit ibren SOfn UNI feline
9raut eebradt bate.
SrGulein 9ottpr aber 1T iebt ents
f6loFen, fiji bur9 ibren Beirut ben
Sattsn unb bus Seim gu erIeBen.
so muB es aud fem, meInte
sante Marie, nbenn nod ME bat Elm
@eib spei 9inge gu gIei4er 3stt per@
modt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Sas ,,griose''s&leio.

Der neueite auTtrag, ben cine elss
gante @%nglanberin ibrer S9neiberin
ertbeilt, 1T: rSdidsn Sic mir, bite.
Elm Bridge : &leib." 0ieIes &oitiim
entipri9t .insm lanse sefiiblten Be-
biirfniB unb 1T bic arsenblidIid berrs
fdenbe Mobe. Das lit aber ELM
8ribsetIeib? IS lit Elm GompromiB
stpii9en benz elegdnten rteagown"
unb Der @sIslidaftstOiIette, in Der lie
gum Diner eri6eint. Die Sablrei6en
4nbGnserinnsn bss Bridge fpielen ben
ganssn Ra6mitiag unb I6enb unb
MAIDEN nur cine turse paufe fir bic
Mabtseiten. Sic baden feline 3eit, bic
NadmittaestoiIette nit Der 9eIeuz
f6aftstoilette aus5utauIden, unb oesz
balb peroeu bsibs in etas beri6molSen.
Sas Grsebnib 1T iebr originsa unb
tleibIam. 0ds Bridge 8Ieib 1T
~fpsniser Elm Reslise als bas tea
gown" unb peuieer csremonieu als
bas 9eisuf9aftstlsib. Gie lange elite
Der 8leiber, bic cine elesante @nslGnz
berlin bon beuts beiiBen muB. ipiro buz
bur6 nod nm zines permebrt. Gum
Bridge : 3lsio miiHen CUTE Ibenbforz
ben getpdblt perOen. Ssbr biibid 3.
9. 1T ems aus roid Crepe be Chine
nit idparSem SpiBenbeiab. Der iiber
benz RoIu isbr idDn ausfiebt. Sas
pidtigitt lit bic Saine; ie lit tpeber
ausesi9uitten nod bari lie poIltom@
men ben gals bebtdsn, ppbur6 bas
&leib Ippobl fir ben Ra9mittas tpie
fir ben 2lbsnb gu tragen lit. Die asrs
mel rsidsn Bis gum GIbosen. Seine
5rau, pie germ fie aud ipieIen mag, 1T
uusmpfinolid etsen bic Sbutf6e, boB
ibrs SGnbs unb arme beim aurtenipieI
febr ii9tbar iinb. 4m pafenbiten 1T
bssbalb cine burdiiatiss SptBe fir
ben QermeL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

MID mein PantoffeI- rns
ierem 9ienItmdb9en bat er gebDrt, bic
bat i'm beim SenIterpuBen runter fall
len lufen."
Der afeFOr fab ba pie BON Sons
ner geriibrt.
Dem 9ienItmGbden = Nidt oeis
ner - ni9t oetn p%antOffel! Sa, uber
ba bab' i'd bid ia bonn iiberbaupt gar
ni6t gemeint. Damn itimmt ia allies
gar ni9t uno unIere ganSe @erlpbung
mar nun elm pip9olpgif9er Srrtbum."
Sa bate bas 8rGut9eu ii9 uuf
feline aniee sei9punsen uub bielt i'm
SduIenb an ben Sbren.
,@s pirb fdpn nod tommen! 9u
pirIt f9on aud nod inter meinen
pantoffsl tommen, bu perIuB bid
brauf!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
8emItsrubt8.

Inter ben pislen 4uefbotsn, bic bic
Barrier 3eituneen iiber bic Dor einisen
Woden beritprbene PrinSefin Nas
tbilbe erSGblen, befinbst fi9 audi fOIs
genbe: Die Yrin5eFin mar nit mebre'
rem onberen berpprragsnoen 9erIOns
li9teiten bel benz Gbspaar 9anbsrur
81 Sii6 etlaben. gu ben erpurtetsn
8Giten geb0rte aud Der beriibmte Mas
Ter 9ercme. Mun ipartete unb pars
tete, dber sr tam ni6t. Nadbem man
ettpa cine Stunbe gsipartet bate, iusts
bic Prin5eFin plDBIid 10 nebenbin:
DAB ids ni9t ptrgefe: i'd babe
beute friib BON @erome cine 9spei9e
aus Spanien erbalten; er Tam ni9t
tpmmen!"
nGber tparum haben sic bas ri9t
glsi6 sefdst, Prin5ehin9" rief aass
ourheinanber.
yDsil i6 nod teinsn Suneer batts!"
ernioerte bic Yrin3efin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

Die Ru9t mar talt; = burd bic
Straben fest
Gin munteres S6neegeitDber,
@s iparb Serr Winter iiber bic Ra9t
8iel grimmiger uno grOber.
8pei Sinber fiBen am 5eniterbreit
limb freu'n ii6 Der peiben Sloden =
Sin @reis tritt Elm; unb bic laute 2uit
@erdtb in i4i4ternes Stpden -
Gr I6lei6t gum Spinb - rimmt
Stod uno Sut
limb min ben Raiter fdlieben,
90 rplt Elm Sunbf6ub - grpB uno
plump
Dem aIten gu ben SiiBen.
@r bebt i'm uuf nit 5itternber tSanb. e.
Sdeu fraeen iid bic 8leinen:
rWas mag oenn nur Der @roRpapa
On pl0Bli9 bitter peinen - ?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Gin aeaer Trarenberut.

9enau genommsn tann man bds
9ei9i9tenersdblen nift ais etn.r
neuen Srauenberuf be5ei6uen, ba es
fpenigitens 10 alt lit tpte .Sauienb unb
cine Ra9t"; pobl absr lit bic Gntz
pidtung, bic es in Der 9egentpurt gez
nommen bat unb beren 8ertretsrin
6rGulein Stuart in 2onbOn 1T, neu.
5rGulein Stuart bat ii9 alfo bas Sc
i6i6tenerSGblen gu einem 8eruf gez
ma6t, Der ibr Elm tleines @intommen
ii6ert. sic meint: n&inber lieben bic
9ei6i9ten bsute sbenio febr pie friis
Der, aber bic moberne Mutter i4eint
bic alien @eI9idten, bic bic &inber
Der 8~ersunsenbeit in 8ann bieIten,
ni6t mebr er5Gblen gu tOnnen. IS lit
aIerbings gepugt, ppOernen 8naben
pber Mdohen Mdrden gu er5Gblen;
pieIei6t baben bic Miitter aud nidt
bic 3eit 9sbubt. ii4 benz mooernen
Sinb a%n5upaien. Sd periDnli9 mage
es nidt, Ndrfen gu erSGblen. benn Der
Stepti5ismus 1T in bic Siuberitube
eingeorungen.
Die 2ieblingsssI9i6ten finb iebt
SbiergeI6t6ten. Die Sinoer BON
8bite9apel perlangen mad 9eI6i9ten
BON 8utsbOfen, uno uuf benz 2anbe
p~erlanaen iie piel v8lut" uno Sra9O=
bien. Bel Der Gusiibung meines Be-
rufs babe i4 man9mal 3uiammenz
it0be nit benz venfant terrible" gez
babt; es abnt bds @nbe Der 9ei9i6te
poraus unb pertiinbet nit bosbuftsm
@ntSiiden ,RatiirIi9 piro Der Wplf
eetDotet", fpenn i6 tdum begonnen
babe. Gin idottiides MdO9en, bus
i'd Slpeimal traf, la9t. bus erite Mal
bDbnii9, ais i9 cine 9eiitereeidi9te
erSGblte; ais i'd lie einige Monate
fpGter traf unb auf 9erlansen bieIelbe
9si9idte ersGblte, beeleitete iie mid
60rbar bur9 bic @eidi9te; aber iie
mar INNER 5tusi SGbe DOrdus."
Der i~tolSeIte Qusenblid in SrduIein
Stuart's 2aufbabu als @eI6tdten>
ersGblerin mar. uls ss ibr geIang, einen
britiihen Dausbpfmeiiter gum Weinen
gu bringsn. Gr mar eetommen, nm
gu msloen, bab bas @fien angeri6te.
lei, unb er partete auf bas @nbe Der
9eI6i6te, bds i'm gu Sbrdnen rii6rte.
Stumm erfiiate er feline Pfli6t, uno
perlieb bann oas 3immer, nobel er
cine Serpiette an feline augen brafte.
5rGulein Stuart lit burd ibre Grfolge
i'm 5am~ilientreiie auf bic Soee 9e<
bra9t porben, bieIen 3peig Der I'm
terbaltung ais Elm Mittel, ibr @ins
fpmmen gu permebren, auf5unebmen.
Sn Der Srase Der Mdr9en siebt es in
2onbon isbOf 2sute, bic anbers benz
fen ais 5rGulein Stuart. Nie porber
iinb in 2onbon Weibna6tsbii6er in
Iol6en Msnesn auf oenMartt eebra6t
iporOen, tpie IS i'm perfIoFenen Sabre
Der Saa mar. llnb babel bat Iid 9es
5eiet, pab Ii9 bic MGr6en INNER nod
Der gr0kten 8eliebtbeit erfreuen. Iber
INNER limb es bic alien Mdr6en, bic
BEL ben 4inbern @rfolg baben. ,@s
aie6t feline neuen Widr9en," fagt elm
2onbonsr @srlessr; rpie <OieIe tlu9e
2eute au9 Mdr6en OerIe9en toer
Tdrsiben mDsen. ale tDnnen auf bic
ielbe NusIe 5uriidgefiibrt tperben. ollie
f6einen Itanbinapiiher unb beutI6er
9bantaiie gu sntitammen; Grimm 1T
bas 9orbilb, na9 benz ale arbeiten.
Die Mdr6enbiifer fptrOen ieBt bel
msbr iluItrirt. unO ie unmOgIider uno
pbantuitiider bic SiIoer limb, umfo
mebr Iieben lie bic &inber."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

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einen Sut baben, uter einen mad Der
aaerueueiten MObs!" - .Ssbr nObl,
pere6rte Srau! Bullen Sic fir sinen
Qugenblid PlaB nebmen, seraoe in bic
fem Moment 1T bic MoOe i'm 9esriff,
gu tpe6Ieln!"
- Riidfi9tsIos. ,Sie baben
seftern sefsblt, Niiller!" = n@ntf9ulz
biesn sic, Serr 9rin5ipal, i9 bin
sliidlider @uter seporben!" = ,Sm,
ba mai Sbr 8OrsGnser elm gang anbs=
rsr Meni6! Der 1T INNER fpGbrenb
bes urIuubs sIiidIifer Batter seipOr=
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