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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-08
MANCHESTER.

Mrs. NJ. s. Gerrsns, Of Buffalo, 10 visit
Ing Mrs. N. O. Burton.
!. Mas Nina Simpson Of Hoosick Falls
N. Y, IA wishing friends 10 town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sykes OF Brooklyn
n. ", are visiting friends In town.
w. G. spsllman Of New York City, ID
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Clark Burnhsm.
DIR. and Mrs, Glryin Of Philadelphia are
spending September at the Equinox
House.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Shirley williams leave
this week for Baltimore, Maryland, where
they will reside.
--silas Millett CT New York Ia a guest
At Millet cottsge and visiting his old Man
chester friends.
--R, T.. Hoy., Jf, Of New York City 10
spending two weeks with bis parents, Mr..
and Mfs. II. T.. IIoyt.
Miss Kate b. Perkins 10 visiting her
parents on Seminary Avenue after an alb
senec OF TWO years.
John n. Msrbury died very suddenly
Monday morning, at the residence Of his
grandfather, from bfiah, disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. orvis OF New
York are at the Equinox House. Mr.. Or.
vie retains his residence here and came up
10 vote.
Rev. Arthur J. wynan Of New York
who Ia spending bis vacation q. Chas Ran.
dalls preached At the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
-. Moul,on Fish and ri.ee, MIS-. Mary
Picol Of Aufos, H., have been visiting his
niece ard nephew, Mrs. Lawrence and Fred
Fish. Mr.. Fish was born 10 Dandy IS
yean ago and has been wet abou. so
years.
The base ball season ended here yester-
day afternoon With game between the
EqulnoI second team and the Centre team.
Ths Eqainor Il, closes successful sea-
son Ten ssn have been played, seven
Of which have 10 won. The management
sxtsrdi Ito sharts for the patronage Of the
pubic.
There are deE q or more automobiles
Ia Msncheslsr NJ the present time. some Of
tbtm eisgsI, Gschines. Most Of them are
carefully driven aud cause no trouble. 10
fas, mos. d the horses are getting 10 &C
euslomsd TO them that they do no, mind
then, oil their drivers should he on their
guard, ~ horses sometimes vii be fright
ensd when ordinarily they are safe.
--oslrg TO the ioss D. A. Ba'kley has
snei si,h by ,bs sudden death Of bis grand.
iy brSI iro,ilng stallion Baron Rudolph
on The camhrsaxe. N. " fair ground
track % Friday last, be will be unable to
shos hls horses 10 hia ffsends q, the Batter
Hill valley Fair ~ be had Intended du.ng. |
In The death Of this horse Mr.. Baltley has
me, with u 500 loss whieh .lil be hard
70 rplsee. Hear; trouble 10 tspposed to
have cassea The death. Tbs torse WAS Ia
tes ksG u e0Edi,sof ~hsn called o., ios
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03
The Big Circus Coming.

The announcement that Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows will
exhibit in GAINESVILLE on Tuesday, June
81, and at Madison on Saturday, June
%, will be received with more than usual
interest by the people of this neighbor-
hood. The Ringing Brothers have a
name that stands for all that is new, and
the management. announces that this
season the show has been enlarged to
such an extent that whole extra train
is used in addition to the four trains of
last season. The show is now transport
ed from place to place in eighty-five
seventy foot cars, constructed especially
for the Ringing Brothers. In conuec-
ton with the circus proper, in which the
areniC performance is marvellous the
Ringing Brothers are this season pre-
senting the beautiful and sublime spec
tacular production of Jerusalem and the
Crusades. This pantomimic play neces-
states the use of 1900 actors and act
resSes and of almost 800 horses. It is
presented on the largest stage ever used
for exhibitional purposes. Special ex-
cursion rates have been arranged for on
all lines of travel by Ringing Brothers
and those who desire to 60 to Janesyiiie
or Madison where this great circus ex-
hibits can do so at paratiyely small
cost. These will be the only points in
this vicinity where the circus will ex-
hibit this season and no one should miss
the opportunity to see it. Watch this
paper for further announcements.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

Ir IS fact that not since the panic
period, which began in 1898, has there
been such a wholesale reduction in the
working forces of railroads throughout
the country. Present indications are, it
is said, that fully $4,000 employees, in
GLIDING both men and women, will be
dropped from the railroad pay rolls. A
large proportion of these are losing their
jobs under orders from company head
quarters to dismiss from the freight de-
partments every person not absolutely
needed. Train hands, station men and
clerks have been receiving notices to
quit since April 18th, and by June 10th
it is expected that the weeding-out pro
cess will have been completed. eve
have been going too fast and now the re-
action is setting in," is the explanation
given by prominent railroad official, a
representative of the St. Paul line. The
presidential year, which is always hard
on the railroads, is partly to blame also.
State politics, too, seem to threaten the
future shipping industry of the officials
considerably. None of the big western
railroads have made appropriations for
Improvement of their roads this year.
They are all short of funds"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03
A Cheap Necessity.

Any man can take newspaper. 1t is
the cheapest thing he can buy. Every
time the hen clucks ard has laid an egg
his paper is paid for that week. It costs
less than postage stamp-less than tc
send or receive letter It comes to you
every week rain or shine, calm or stormy
No matter what happens it enters your
door a welcome friend, full of sunshine
cheer and interest. 1t opens the door oil
the great world and puts you face tc
face with its people and its great events
It shortens the long winter nights. 1t is
your adviser, gosslper and friend, Nc
man is just to his children who does not
give them the local paper, No man Is
good to himself who does not take news
papers-Ex.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

The twentieth annual report OF the
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton has been issued. 1t contains a
summary of Investigations conducted by
this Station since 1898. Owing to the
limited edition we cannot send this re-
port to all names on our mailing list.
We will be pleased, however, to send it
to any persons residing within the state
of Wisconsin who will send in request
by postal card addressed to the Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, Madison, Wis.
calling for the Goth annual report, so
long as the edition lasts. For the reason
stated above we will be unable to send
the report to nonresident applicants.
w A. HENRY Director
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

IT IS quite apparent that the United
States is to head the list of nations as ar
exporter of domestic products in the
fiscal year which ends with this month
The contest for supremacy as an exror-
tor of domestic products has been for
several years between the United King
dom and the United States. Until a
comparative recent date the United
Kingdom stood at the head of the list
During the past few years, however, the
United States has on several occasions
exceeded slightly the figures of the Unit
ed Kingdom, and the latest statements
of exports make il evident that in the
fiscal year 1904 the United States will be
considerably in the lead.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

II WILL be we'll for republicans to re
member that the real cause of the action
of the majority Of the convention last
week was the usurpation by the state
central committee of the rights and
powers of the convention itself. A cor
vention, like a legislative body, is the
judge Of It's own membership. It is su-
preme, while a state central committee
is merely clerical force appointed by
the proceeding convention to report to a
succeeding convention the names of the
delegates duly accredited to it. That is
all the committee can rightfully do with
the delegates But, the present state
committee, because LaFollette had fail
/ in securing a majority of the dele
tes, deliberately falsitied the record by
porting as duly accredited delegates
Dse who were not elected, and who
Id no legal certificate Of election, and
fusing to recognize those who held the
gal certificate of election. This is the
rhine cause of the action Of a majority
If the delegates which finally led to the
nomination Of Dir. Cook. AS Senator
Spooner says, a majority cannot bolt,
therefore Mr. Cook is the regular repub-
Iican nominee for governor.-Beloit Free
Press.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

APRoPos of the approaching jubilee OF
the University of Wisconsin. there is an
article in the June Review of Reviews,
by William B. Shaw, telling something
of the work of that vigorous institution
as typical of the State universities that
have come so rapidly to the front in re-
cent years. especially in the middle west.
The University of Wisconsin now has a
larger student attendance than Yale's, a
faculty of $50, and an annual income of
@S00 00O
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has so far re-
fused to take any sides in the row repub-
licans of Wisconsin are engaged in. Just
keep right in the middle of the road, Mr..
President, and let the best man win.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03
Notice..

I have succeeded to the business of
my father, August Happ, and will con-
tinue the same at the old stand on Swift
street. The patronage of the public is
invited and | will guarantee prompt and
reliable service. Prices will always he
right, 20u5 RUDOLPH HAPP.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

-Homeseekers' Tickets will be sold at
one fare plus $500 for round trip, good
for q days, June Z and q, July 5 and 10,
August and 16 For further informa-
ton call at ticket office G. NJ. & ST. P.
Ry., Edgerton, Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-06-03

-WANTED.-A competent girl for gen.
eral homework. One who has had ex-
perience and can take charge of the
work. Wages, $500 per week. Call on
or address Mrs. G. S. PARKER,
451 Court St., GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23
Mmeifen unb germiten.

Bel fetneH &dmpfen gegen bic Ser
mitenplose bate Or. @brien 2oir BON
paiteurzSnitttut au9 @elssenbeit, bie
natiirli9en Setnbe Der Sermiten au
itubiren. Die sefir9tetiten @egner Der
sipeiBep Mmeiien" bon MutabelezQanb
ftnb, tpie er faab, sroBe f9par3e e9te
Nmetien, bic mar oMdtabeles" nennt,
neil fis bic Gqrbe Der meni9li9en Be-
tpobner bes 2anbes baden. sic {inb
bebeutenb er6ber als unIere einbetmt=
f4en 4neifen. unb eth anriidenbes
Seer BON ibnen Derbreitet S9reden i'm
9ermitenbdu. Wiel frdftiger als Ser
miten unb NIT fur9tbaren Manbibeln
Derieben, .fttrasn ii9 bieie @9paraen
auf Elm 9duf4en Suiammengebriidter
Ssrmiteat un6 2otr fab, pie cine
Qmeffe bis 81 Ii 9ermiten NIT etnem
Male fortf1lsppte. WelGen 3tped bas
ben bteie pllnberungsfaenen i'm 8au
Der Sertniten, bie bod ben MmeiIen
tetnen Mbbru9 t6un2 8soba6tet man
BITE tn ben Qmeifenbau sei6leppten
Sermiten senuusr, 70 5sisf ft9, baB
ibnen bort tetn 2eib gef@ie6t. Die
TerrniteE= Nrbstter iinb MIR 5tlaben
Der @metfen ~setporben unb 6aben nun
fir biefe, foItbe Dobnungen uub Suns
hels 8u 6alIsn unb lire BARREN gu pile,
ger. Mar trtfft in ben 8auten Der
Wqtdbele5Wmetfe fehr hdufio cine drobe
9ruppe fir fe drbeiteuber Sermiten.
Der ou4r peri9tebenen ~unIerer einbei=
mif9en 4tnetfen innepobnepbe Sn@
ittnft fi Stlaben5u9t Bat f9 bier
glfp dufs ben Maub tbnen gang frember
@efd6pfs auBssbsbnt. Die Sermiten
beritsbensfefhH gu bauen ais bic Nmetz
fen, ln6sbqs m6sen bic lebteren be-
merit bdben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23
9uppelaanaer ale Mpben.

Der pdpItli9e Staatsfetretdr &arbta
nal Merrp bel @aI lteB Dor Sturgeon
bur9 einen Maler fetn 8tlbntb malen,
ri4ttger geIaet anferttsen. Oenn gum
Wobeuitben tpnnte lt9 Sc. @minena,
ba er bon ben @efddften gu febr in
&nfpru@ 9enommen 1T, mir Elm sins
ages Mal, unb aud nur fir GuBert
tur3e 3ett. enti4lieBen, Damn mics
Der 8ir4enfIrE ben &iinitler an, er
folle ii9 mad pabua beseben. no inn
Der bortige 8ii4of einen pfarrer nam>
9aft MAIDEN tperbe, bet ibm, benz
Staatsfetretdr, gum @prehen dbnli3
febe unb Der 3eff genug gum MsOpeQs
fiBeu babe. Der MaIer fubr alsbalb
mad pabua, um bort btf f4ptsrisen
Nufegbe, eth getreues Pprtrat bes
9tddtsfetretdrs gu IieferH, 9ere4t gu
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

nrotte 6ruusn. Sn Wcrt=
race, Senn., 1T tiirati9 2ucinba 900
fer, etne Negerin, I'M 4lter BON 1875
Sdhren geitor6eu. Sn Qpnbe6oro, q.
o.. f9teb &atberine Steele, bic dlteits
5rau beg Grant" States, BON bin>
men. sic mar 103 Sabre alt. 4ls
Elm befonberes GreigniB hires 2ebens
be3ethnete fe cine 8egegnung nit Ca
fabette i'm Sabre 1924. 5rau 0onora
MeGartbp in South S6uftsburp, ST.,
feterte bisisr Gage ibren ia. @eburtsr
tag. Die aus Srlanb ftammenbe @rei,
fin lit fnobl bic Glteite 8epObnerin Der
NeuenglunbsS taateu. Die Jrou lit
pD@ riftig unD BEL gutter @efUnbheit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

aaT 9rintt atIamO i. Tlaiaenbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23
Die %JllonO(c6uret.
GrSke, Slima nnb @ei5tgnm bes
6imefi6en Nebenlanbes.

WoIitifde @eswaItuns -uripsaRe Der Gaao.
tdius9Hnaitie Ginessorsne Sso6Iferans.
0atttprusufte = GridIieBume Ses eanoes
surd ole rufHI6e transNbirii6e 2abn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

aau[f(tbes 9alretnlebtn.
@ebnanesH, Gsnabrnme utO 9e6raude ser
GattSIeute i'm S3'arenrelde,


l1eber bic Dirt unb WeiIe, pte Der
rufiti9e Bauer lebt, gtbt bas unldngft
erT4ienene Bud DSolitot ietn 2e6eu
unb Mirfen, unter Nnberem ben fol-
genben QuffdGuB:
Man per9egentpdrtige ii9, 70 6eibt
IS in benz Merfe Elm Iteilba6iges, 60lz
sernes 9Gus9en nit einem ein3igen
Snnenraum ettpa BON 20 SUB i'm Qua
brat unb pom neun SUB 9Dbe, an be1en
Settentp6rlben Die ie btIbenben, auf=
re@t itebenben 8olten it9tbar Iinb,
beren 3pif9enrqume man iorgfdltig
nit Mpps ober Merg perf6lofen bat.
On elmer 9dnssfeite bes 6dus9ens lit
ferner eth fletner 8orrdum nit S6Iren
na9 innen unb auben als S9uB gegen
bic ftrenge Mtuterfdlte d%ngebaut, unb
nut bur9 bteI EN- fam man in bic freie
2uft %9elangen. 3tng5 UNI bos n3tme
mer," minbeftens an BRET Seiten bos
bon, perIduft etne bDl3erne 9anf, Die
gum gtBen, gum Sdlafen unb our 9e@
nuBung BET Der Qrbett bent. sSn Der
Mitte 1tebt etn tleiner Std. ueber
etnem 3beile bes Gaumes, etfpa feds
SUB iiber Der 9tele, bdngt Elm @egen@
itanb, dbnli9 benz 2utengitter Der
S9tffe, porauf Die perfafeoenIten
Otnee gelegt tperben unb Der i'm Sale
bes 8ebarfs au9 als, G9laftdtte bient.
sSn elmer Gde erbebteft9 BAG pi9z
tigite @tiid Der biirftigen ginri9tung:
Der !9ei3z Badz uno Ro9ofen. 9tefer
bilbet fur it9 felbft fat Elm fleines
3tmmef bon a9t SUB 2dnse, flint SUB
Stefe unb feds SUB 906e. SIN um=
i4ltebt brei SUB bod etne Sfenbanf,
pie pieberurn als 6ib, als Slid pber
ais @tufe bient, bic SberflG9e bes
Ofens gu erflettern. 9ieIe ebere Sberz
fiddle bient ndmli9 i'm @inter als
@4faffeQe, bie ben alien 2euten lnb
ben &inbern p~orbe6alten bleibt. 0as
Sfenungebeusr in 8ranb 81 er6alten,
barin 8rot Su baden unb @peifen gu
berettsn, bilbet BITE 9oltptaufgabe ber
8duernfamtlte,
Sn efnem iplden 9dus6en febt eine
camille, aupetIen BON 5tpei, oft aber
bpn 5ebn Big apDlf iungen unb alien
Mitgliebern. SIN Minter muB bieie
aud nod BITE 3immerndrme oft genug
NIT ben ibr oeb0rioen 6i6nern,
S9peinen unb 3iegen tbeiler.
Gin5elrGume ftnb ni9t borbanben;
Sung unb Mlt entfleibet 1i9 niemals,
auBer pD9enttt9 einmaf su eineut
Babe i'm 8abebauie bes Dorfes. Man
Siebt bic @tiefel aus, lodert einen Stir
tel unb legt ii9, mo gerobe YldB lit,
nieber, unb bas nennt man bann .3u
8ett eeben."
Gleii9 eHen bteI e 8auerr tur ielten;
Rpggenbrot, @uppe aus 9irfe ober arz
beren @etreibedrten, bo5u elm 1slbIt ers
aeugtes braunes Bier bilben bic Saupts
nabrung Der armen 2eute. Warmbalz
tenbe Gletber miihen iie fir ben Minz
ter ndtirli9 9aben; biefe beiteben aus
sdofpstsen nit @iirtel unb aus 6ilas
bitten, pofir bic 6rauen bide, tpo1ene
&opftii9er trasen. Sir ben Gommer
beDoranst man 8aumipOuitOffe, meiit
BON erenrotber Sarbe ober pDn leu6-
tenben Muitern; 100000 MsnT9en
leben in biefer Weiie I'm Norben, Gil
ben Often unb Meften ia ibrett fletnen
DDrfern auf ben srenSenlofen Gbenen
BON tbrem Selbe ober BON Walbarbett.
9ur bier unb ba TT Elm 5leden ober elm
Stdbt6en entitanben pber CAB cine
@rube Ober Sabrtt Sutn 8au elmer uns
bsbeutenben 8ruppe meni9lt9er @ob=
nungen Qnlab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

Seine Qual tommt Der our6 8beu=
matismu8 oeruriabten elei6. 9urdj
ben @ebrauf UDn Gimer & 9lmenbs
Wecept Io. 1851 miro lofDrt Gin
berune geibaffeu. 6. s.. S6miot,
60uiton 9eras MQent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

Sreier S9ufunterri9t,
uuE Soften Der Re9ierung, tit fir ale
unterrt4tsdnitqlten, DON Der einfq4s
fen 0Orffnule Biz gu ben 9O6f9uleh,
In Msgito singeflbrt nOrben. 9es@
slei9sn bofft be Regieruns, in 8Glbe
ben nptsttt&t obIi9atOrif8 MAIDEN gu
tDnnsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

On sritaut4 { m
Meebte ipurben i'm Sabre 1892 mad
9ougtons, @bina. 457 $50 8arreis
tfbOftlrt, I'M SABRE 1902 1,298;89S
Barrels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

= SharFe. auBeororoentIibe 96lte
Oerurladt atute @euraloie; ct. Sas
tobS Del trdftiat Die 9teroen uuo be-
iieat nah einiaen Inwenounaen Die
Shmeraen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

@nloaniiierte. IA maIdiae
Slieaentiiren. . b. Steoes K
sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23

Wtan beetle lidl, nm Den Mns
orana 81 uermeioen. De8balb fault
Sure Screens BON 6 8, @teDes
q SDnS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-26
It es
&apitel.
Ger Settler @iQiam.

Die our6 oie @unbesgenoilenidaft
Ser Sransoien erlangten Geiultate
paren faum gortbeile 5u ncnren,
man fonnte bisber fnit MIR bon Nod)-
tbeilen iprefen, melhe tbatiddli6
blirh bieielbe ben Golonien mebr nod
Dem Siibrer berielben errpadien
tparelt.
Ser Ingriff aif Netpbapen mar
eei6eitert. Ser britiide Ibmiral
Sowe p~eriolgte Die iran5oiiibe Slotte
nnb mGre er nidt ollrd einen Stl,rm
genotbigt getueien nod Stem Dorf slt.
riif5ugeben, 10 miirbe Ser ~frau5oii.
ihe Iomiral b'gitaing einen i6iperen
Gag S1 belteben gebabt baben.
Garim ipar eS mobl bie Ibiidt,
einem ernitliben Seefampfe allS5u.
meihen welde o'gitaine nad Bolton
trieb.
Muerbinas CAB er an, baB er bier
feline Slotte ausbeiiern miiiie, bod
Ole Imerifaner rparet nit &edt bar.
iiber entriiitet, baB George @aib.
inaton MIR nit Wiibe uno Notb Die
Sron5oien Dor %pfienen Seleioigungcll
ldiiten tonnte.
llno nm perlegte b'@itaing, Sen
Safen bon Bottom perlaiienb, be,
Sballplas ieiner EbGtigfeit na6 Den
Intilen.
CAB bieie Sanblunestpeiie ai,d i'm
Gonereb loilten llnwillen Wab rief.
NOR erflGrlid).
Gie flilae unb seididte &rieesiiib'
runs @aibington'a- Der NIT iainem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-26

3aubcriid fiel fem 2i6t anf oas
meite Weer, arf bas NIT poaen
Segeln bubinraniden0e Sbiff nno
oui bsn lebten ounflen Streifen i'm
@eitat, Der Die &iiite perrietb.
Mit trdumerii6en, bon SbrGnen
peridleicrten gliden itano Ilice on
Der @riiin,ng unb blidte 81 Dem
2onbe 5uriid, Dos almGbli6 Dor
ibren augen peridmano ulb per-
lGnf -
ga trat Sir GbworS sli i6r uto
le8te ianft elm Sitf INN bie S6ultern
ltto Die i6lanfe @eltolt ieiner Ser.
lobten, bereu 2ofen I'M @inoe flat
tertelt.
Sic reid)te linn unter SbrGnelt
lIfJelno oie Sano -
Ser lebte @lbi6iebSgruB!" iagte
tie leiie.
60 ltnllo Tie lange, lai1ge nod an
Ger Vriiitung - Die Haft mar ldngit
teyeinpcbrofen - lie blidte 81 oem
frnm &ori5onte biniiber - Die
&iilte lror peridpunOen - elmer
neucn Scimntb, einem nelicn 2eben
iteucrte lie entgeger.
Nof ipor bic 3ltunit Dor tgr per'
biillt - eriportete bas @liid lie Il,
Dem iernen 2anoe? =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-26

o~aer6inNS ouf sic grt ieirar &ricss,
iilhrllna. purnebmlih ober auf ieincn
Wtlltb eiu ciscntbilmlid,Gs 9id)t mari,
o. eS belount mar, mie gering Die
Streitsrdite ser Golonien mareit, luO
0oB mittin ELI fiibner Nngreiier oh!le
groBe Stmlerigfeiten mcit iii ons
Sonb binctn0rinaen uno Die einjcIneu
Solon,cn mlterlpcrfcn fUnite.
@oIbington enlpinno Srouer BET
0en WelNnmgen iiber Die &crhcerurs
gtn, ipcid]e Gle Gus nler Serren SGll-
Ger juldmmcrGcpiirItlten el1lliid)eu
9te0imettcr IN oen &iilteditridHn on-
rihtetcn. Gr g~lnubtc rid)t Ooran
6oB Clinton i'm 0a0lrdI nod) Der
&iiite loden poitc 0aS iHien iGm MIR
p%or0egebcn, Inn Die umpiirOige &ricg-
filbrung 81 berlGntcin.
Nm c!uen unfrcltnoliden Wiutcrs
tnge bate @uIhington locber, MIR
BON ieinem trelten Hatrid beqIeitet,
5u Hferbe Sos Eager bel &eit lSoint
perloiicn, nm HunOidGu 81 haltopo
ais er nit ictnem Seglelter on enler
SdliIdt poriibcrfnmt in neld)cr s6n
@il>badl BON @Gumlen unlgebeH,I
batinbruuiie. Die 8durne maren
minterlih fubl, uno milo ltlo M.
freunolid) NOR Der glnblif Ger
Sd)lildyt.
ga gepobrte @oibitgton pIoblid,
orr &onOe Ser Sdlltd)t einen IN CUNT
pen aebiiQten aberdeen, Der iif an
einen Stein geieBt bate. Die III.
Ipriinglih bobe 8eitalt bieieS Won.
mes mar augeni6einlidJ ~gebrodeu.
9dlte uno Gntbebrumqen botte1 an
Dem Marie Oes WanneS ge5ebrt
linh oielleidt lag nod etluas Nn0ereS
nett 0riidenoer auf Der Seele beS
@ettlers, Der iid bis bierber &C.
ifleppt bate un0 MN, III lid SIT.
iamuuengciunfen, nltf Dem Stcine
neben Der Sflllft loB.
George @aibington iab Sen I'm.
gliidlifeu, ser einen alien, BRETT
frdrnpigen SUIT tief in ieine Stirnc
ge6ooen bate. @r nabm ein Gel0s
Hid aus ieiner Saife, lenfte iein
Gfero gu Dem 9ettlcr bin uno reidte
linn Die Miiin6e.
Dgtcbnlt!!" lagte er.
Ger Settler erbob iid) - bod als
er IN @aibingtou'S @eiid)t blidte,
id)ien CT 81 erid)reden ulb ~5uianmen
81 5liden - er id)iittelte abtpebrenS
nit Ger SonO, sum- 3eifen, OaB CT
Dos ibm gebotene @eloitiid nid)t neb.
men moQte, Damn manote er lid ab.
@aibington war iiber ooS @eueb-
men beS 9ettlers %erItnlnt. gr rift
lpe;ter uno ionn bariiber nodI, Wess
balb ser 9ettler baS 8eloitiid nidt
genpmmen bate. llnb MN par es
Dem SinnenOer, ais bate oos elenoe,
b1rtige, tief pom Sut 6eid)ottcte 8e.
iift i'm an einen Wteniden ertnnert,
ocn er emit gefonnt bate. Seoo6
Ingte er iid, boB es luObl MIR cine SIT.
fauige Iehnli6feit lei, unO balo mar
beim @eiterreiten Ser Gin0ruf Der.
QeIien, zen Der 9ettler auf i'm &c.
maft botte.
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