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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28
Ventrsss Kennedy Nup;tals.

Mr.. Arthur J. Ventress and Mrs. Vera
Kennedy were married in Denver, Febru-
AIRY 10th. 1904 by the Rev. David Utter.
They viii be at home after June is. at
No. 1850 Colorado street.
The above interesting item was delibef-
ately suppressed by the groom. He will.
however. receive his chariyari, congratula-
lions. etc. extending over period OF at
least a year or 50 to come
II is entirely uunece ssary to introduce
either of the high contracting parties to
the people oil this community, both being
SO well known. The groom is city engi-
ueer, county surveyor and has spent the
better part Of his life in this city. His
bride IS the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
B. d. Davidson and has resided in this
city for over year Mr and Mrs. Ven
tress are now absent in the east for a
visit. and viii return here to receive the
congratulations Of the entire community
on June s..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28
A Midnight Fire.

A small barn near the entrance of the
Central tunnel took fire Wednesday night
at 2 o'clock and two valuable horses
were burned to death. The barn was
built of slabs and its loss is of no conse-
qnence. One OF the horses valued at sIIS
was the property of S. A. Knowles. and
the other was owned by the Big Fiye
and was worth 500. The alarm was
sent in from box No. 81, the electric
alarm system working most satisfactorily.
Hose No , responded promptly, although
there vas some difficulty in making time
on account Of the muddy condition Of the
streets. Hose cart No was taken out
but it was not necessary to lay the hose,
the fire being extiueuished by the time
they reached the place. II is believed
that the IRE originated by candle fall
ling through the holder, a headlight
which IS hung to the horses collar.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28
I he Stanley to Resume.

Incorporation papers were filed Thurs
day of The Stanley Mines company. with
a capital stock Of 100000, the incor-
porators being A. &. Browulee ana w.
Z. Humphries. of Denver, and < H.
Johnson, {. ". Comstock aud J. p H.
Cunningham. Pennsylvania capitalists.
The company is close corporation,
and. as seen from the small capitalization.
the stock is worth many times the ar
value, Work will be started next week
TO get the plant in shape for the resump-
uon OF operations. The uuwatering of
the shaft will take at least month or
six weeks, but will not be a heavy ex-
pense, as the pumps are operated with
compressed air which is furnished by one
OF the finest water power plants on Clear
Greek, which is also owned by the COM
pauy. The water is within 100 feet of
the collar Of the shaft, and the shaft is
over 500 feet IN depth. There is over
seven miles of underground workings in
the Stanley MINIS, and a large part is
under water.
There IS large reserves Of milling ore
IN the mine ready for extraction, but IN
order to handle il a new mil will have to
be erected The present old mill is SO
badly worn that the expense Of repairs is
so great that it will be cheaper to build a
new and larger plant
All litigation was settled "Wednesday.
The present company is organized to
work the mine as an investment, aud
command ample capital to place the
property in a workable condition. The
Stanley has aisass been a bonanza fer
the leasers who have taken out many
thousands Of dollars in years past. Last
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

executive committee, they to have gem
eral supervision and appoint other cofu-
mittees, arrange the date, etc. These
committees will at once get to work, and
on the day selected, Idaho Springs will
entertain at least 2oooguests. The mines,
mills, and bath houses will be thrown
open to the public and many other at
fractions will be provided.
ltis imperative that every citizen should
assist the committee in every way possible
and make ii the one grand day of the
year in the state.
siftiugs IS in receipt of message from
the Colorado s. Southern officials to the
effect that Thursday, August Is, would
be a most suitable date upon which TO
celebrate, and this has been ratified by
President Birkins on behalf OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce. II now behooves all
citizens TO get out and hustle.
President Birkins last night appointed
MAJOR Riley and w. l.. Bush to assist him
as executive committee, and these will
meet to night to appoint other chairmen
OF the different committees.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

vey them To the Newhouse tunnel where
Marager :. A. Knowles of the tunnel
company and Manager W +. Renshaw Of
the Consolidated Gem conducted them
through the property. From the tunnel
they were taken to the new Newton mill
and shown the modern American process
Of concentrating ore. They were then
laken to the home of Mr.. Renshaw. The
party left at noon, expressing themselves
as delighted with their FIRST visit to an
American mining camp,
Upon their return to the traiu all ex-
pressed much interest in what they had
seen, aud to Mayor Worth the prince ex-
pressed his delight, iuquiring as to our
population, taxes, wea in, etc, stating
that It was a surprise to him that in this
cleft Of the Rockies should be found
such IA delightful beauty spot and such a
healthy, sperous-looking community
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28
Entertained Royalty.

If thete is man woman or child in
Idaho Springs Who had never set eyes
upon royalty, they missed a chance of a
lifetime last Monday, when Prince
Hohenl19e- Scbiiliup fuers, ard his party,
from the val housg hold OF the German
empire spent several hours in the city.
A lag crowd had assembled at the
depol when the special train arrived. and
aside from intense curiosity there was no
demons ration made. The roYai party
were Tie guests of President Herbert and
Pasaefgsr Agent T. T.. Fisher of the Colo
rado & southern. and consisted of the
rrinee hts sister, Princess Elizabeth Pass
Hohe enloht Count Graft Rummerstirch
Of vi. ma eap tain in tue Austrian life
guard Mrs Marie Borgnie, wife Of q
prom ucnt bank er Of Frank fort on Nam.
Miss = rFuis. her daughter. z. Il Wihofp.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

Of Cincinnati, a personal friend under
wbose direction the trip is being made;
Masaf Wright. and daughter, Mrs. How
ard F. Pels, OF Denver.
" Z. Renshaw. a personal friend Of
Mr. Wiborg had anticipated the coming
Of The party by providing carriages and
aee0mpaniee by Mayor Pro TEN Chas,
Worth, greeted the dstiuguished guests
o. they alighted from the train. After
inuoductions all aound Mayor Worth,
extended a welcome to the city and camp
in hehalf of the citizens, after which Mr..
Re- shaw. the prince, princess and Mrs.
Pel= beaded the party in carriages for
drive about the city They first visited
into The big bore, and upon the return to
the portsl the prince took a kodak Pict-
ure 2f the party. Thence the party went
to irtation heights, ride through the
prif 1ipal streets and then to the Newton
mill
A Denver newspaper enlarges on the
yisi: of the prince to this city by relating
the following:
Count Rumerskirch was the only one
Of the royal visitors who was adventurous
enough to go upt he Gem shaft in the New
house tunnel. Prince Hohenlohe and his
party took the trip into the Newhouse
tunnel two miles and a half into the
mountains on a trolley car, and all SEEM
ed TO enjoy the novel experience very
much. On the return they were CON
Quoted to the drift from which the Gem
shaft extends and were given an oppor-
tunty to go to the surface through the
shaft.
The shaft inclines about forty degrees
and the distance from the tunnel level to
the surface is 900 feet. The trip is made
in skip. an oblong conveyance which |
comfortably carries two passengers. The
skip is drawn by means of an electric
holster. The count made the trip with
Mr.. Guy Stumm, private secretary to Mr..
w. +. Renshaw, while the remainder of
the party returned as they came through |
the tunnel. The special train reached
Idaho Springs at Io:45 and the party was
received by a committee of the city coun-
Gil, headed by acting Mayor Charles
Worth. Carriages were provided to con-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28
Inter Mountain Festival.

\ special meeting of the Chamber oi
Commerce was held last evening to take
action regarding a holiday for Idaho
Springs each year, fashioned somewhat
after similar occasions given by other
towns in the state.
Travelling Passenger Agent Chnrch. of
the {. & S. addressed the meeting along
the lines Of entertainment. briefly outlin-
ing the benefits that accrue to the city
from the holiday and the members were
unit i'll favoring the proposition.
President Birkins was asked to select ?
other members to act with himself as an
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

In fact, the prince desired to perpetuate
the memory of his visit, and took pict-
ure Of our handsome mayor before the
Official had IAN opportunity to put on his
most becoming smile.
The royal guest IS kodak enthusiast.
and exhausting his supply by his numer.
Gus snap shots, he was furnished new
supply by local photographer.
The special went over the hoop, return.
ing at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon MIR
Renshaw being one Of the party from
III IS city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

All local interest has centered in the
schools OF this city this week, it being
the closing days Of most successful year
and there has been but few hours that
have not been filed with work for the
pupils and pleasure for the patrons.
On Sunday morning at a p. M, Rev.
I. S. Kramer, rector Of All Saints church
at Denver, delivered an excellent sermon
10 the graduating class a, the Presbterian
church, taking for his topic THE Mastery
of Life The class of 'ol attended in a
body aud the church was taxed 10 its
utmost to aecomm odate the large audi
ence.
On Monday evening at the high school
gymnasium, began the frs, exercises Of
what has been most busy week for both
pupils and teachers, and this was most
successful affair, being the class day ex-
- ercises. when the following programme
twas given:
Song, ciementine" "..-.-... High school
Address Of Welcome ..................
.............H Herman weinberger
nj. ~ Mae MeGuigan
fiano puet'..'''...'. Geo. J. Neupert
Our Last Will to the Juniors ......-.....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Netiie Ellis
Solo and Chorous, "Up-i-dee" "........---
................... High scho,
Our Last Wall Ito the Seniors .........
..............Fl Florence Williamson
Song. "The Spanish Cavalier ..........
nat, ert,5.y.t
Farewell Address. .., Eunice Thompson
Glass Song Words by Mr.. Potter 5..-....
Observation-Disclosures. Seniors
The room was all too small to accom-
odate the patrons and pupils who desired
admission, but those who were compelled
to remain standing were well repaid for
their exertion as each and every eue of
the nine numbers was well prepared and
exceiiently rendered.
Tuesday evening the eighth grade grad
uation exercises were held in the gymnas-
iutn and the crowd OF people attending
was even larger than that of the night
before and the occasion was equally
enjoyable The programme follows;
song, Boating Song" ............ Class
Opening Address ............E Effie Davis
Piano Solo Ella Noxon
\ Selections from Merchant of Venice
..............M Members of Class
Dsong. Thinkers Song ............ ClPss
Closing Talk k..... Myra McFariane
Piano Solo Adele Wood
Presentation OF Diplomas ........ .-...
........... Frederick A. Moss
Nora Anderson
anu Due' - '-'' -''' Geo. J. Neupert
On Wednesday evening the class play,
"a Kings Daughter" " was most delight
fully rendered, and was presented before
the lar rest andience ever patht red in The
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

year iew ieasers were allowed IL work
in the old Hukill and Salisbury workings
above the road tunnel level and they
took out about 5000 in a very short
time.
1t is understood from good authority
that the Columbia summer school Of
mines, now temporarily located at Victor,
will be removed and that negotiations
have recently been under way for the
use of the Stanley mine. The mine Sc
lecied by Prof. Munroe Victor place has
proven unsatisfactory, while the Stanley
mines meet all the requirements neces-
sary for such school, both in the
amount and character of the develop
meut and equipment Had the Stanley
been free from litigation, the school
would have been located here last summer.
Architect Sterner came up from Den
yer Tuesday, and spent several hou S
with Contractor Work in going over the
plans and looking over the work Of the
new library building. The architect ex-
pressed himself as well pleased at the
progress being made, predicting that the
walls will be ready foT the roof within
three weeks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

Professor Potter, who was unable to
attend the closing exercises owing to ill.,
ness. sent the class letter filed with
good cheer, congratulations and best
wishes.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

tASStituA lutNl pfelAtiout the " Nhuie gong
to IN Ike up a splendid production. The
cast Sss as follows:
Mrs. Graham. ...... Esther Anderson
Aunt Clerissa ..-.. Katherine Mckinley
Reoecca Spencer. y ho thinks herself zone
Of the girls '..+.. Mayme Freestone
Helen Graham, Mrs. Ora
hams daughter -....-
....... Maudr Eilio
Florence Bsldwiu .s.......
Euuice Thompson THE
'>'''' " pl..c,,, ,,,.i,.i KINGS
salIe Browning. kodak DAUGHTERS
feDd Nettie Ellis
Mabel Morris, whose gen
ius burus. -.-..-.-....
......... J nuie Oliver
Polly Graham. who would like TO be a
Kings Daughter -. Helen Roberts
Nan Graham, Mrs. Graham 5 neice. .....
....,............. Bella Weinberger
The music was furnished by the Man
dolin club, consisting of JOS. l. codding-
ton, W. +. Thomas. A. C. Dart, c. I. Nc
Daniels and Geo. J. NeuPeft.
The opera house was most beautifully
decorated for the commencement exer.
cises which were given Thursday after-
noon. large audience being present.
The following programme was given:
Opening Prayer r....---..+...... DIR. Bell
"a, "Gipsy Chorus from
,,,,..- bohemian Girl Baife
b, "OItalla Italia Beloved"
from "Lucrezia Borgia"
Address, "rhe Outlook" .................
Dr. sanford Bell OF State University
Piano Duet, "Marche AIilitaire'' ........
.........~........S Schubert. Tausig
Mrs Wood. Geo. J. Neupert.
Presentation Of Glass by Acting Super
intendent W. W. Hail
Presentation Of Diplomas by John C
Robert.
Song, Good bye ............. Lindefs
While the different numbers were most
excellent the address by Or. Bell is con
ceded 10 have been the most scholarly
effort ever given in the city. and will long
be remembered by those fortunate to be
present.
Last night at the residence of Mrs. X.
B. Morton. the alumni reception was
held, to which organization the class OF
'o4 was admitted to full membership.
The Members OF the graduating class
feel most grateful to Mr.. l. d. Ellis for
the donation OF carriages and to Mr..
Devsenroth for his decorations.
While all Of the class have not yet de-
cided upon their future course, Misses
Elliott, Mckinley, Roberts. Thompson
and Herman Weinberger expect to al
tend the State University; Misses Ellis
! and Weinberger at Oberlin; Miss Michel
at Greeley.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-28

On Wednesday evening the class play.
"a Kings Daughter, was most delight
fully rendered, and was presented before
the lar 5est audience ever gath, red in the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
WaS Die Grauen bettte ni6t meDr
tperoeu f0nuen.

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neren 8erufe, Der bisber bas priDiz
lesium bes Mannes i4ien unb ben
nun bic 6rauen erobert BADEN. Sn
2pnbon lit cine 6rau auf Der &anaeI
erl9ienen, unb in &entiib Sotpn.
sinsm Stabttbeil 2onbOns, tit cine
Srau ais @talfne9t gu finben. Mber,
meint ba5u Elm enslii9es 8latt, einen
Beirut gibt es bod, ben bic Srauen
bsuts pobl ni4t mebr ausiiben tOnnen,
pbpobl ct friber i9on einmal bon
elmer 5rau ausgeibt porben tit.
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uns ni9t gut poriteuen, uno bod CAB
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bieiem Qmte, cine u2abD 8ettD", pie
lie nit ibrem Spisnamen senannt
tpurDe. Wte iie gu bieler Steluns
fam. bus sebDrt gu Der @ei4i4te Der
i9le4ten alien 3eit, in Der tie lebte.
sic mar cine @ittpe, bic in f9le9tem
&uf itano. Sbr Spbn, ben tie piele
Sabre ni9t sefeben bate, fam zines
Ibenbs als rei9er Mann suriid. unb
I'm iiber ben Gbarafter feiner Mutter
etpas gu %erfabren. fu9te er, obne ii4
gu ertennen gu geben. Sbba4 BEL ibr.
Sic ermorbete i'm, obne gu mthen, bab
tie ibren Sobn por ii9 bate, uno baz
fir tpuroe lie gum Sobe perurtbeilt.
Mebrere anbere 8erbre9er ioaten nit
ibr gehenft nerben; als aber Der 9enz
fer ni4t tam, erbot tie fi9, bic an
beren bonn 2eben gum Sobe gu be-
fOrtern, tpenn ibr bas 2eben sef9enft
piirbe. Sic fibrte ibre Mufsabe au4
aus unb purbe na4ber gum 9enter
fir ben Gonnausbt=8eai ernannt.
Sabrelang peitf9te tie bic @erbre9er
Dffentli9 aus, unb es pirb beri9tet,
bab lie Defenders itrens gesen ibr eisez
mes @ei4le4t tpar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

- Gus etnem munteren
S9era lit benin 8aben imO Spree
Canal Bel Berlin Elm tieftrauriger
Grnit aeporben. Der 25jGbriee Dir
better Mueuit &leemann, Der leit piers
Sebn Saser psrbsiratbet tpur, unb Der
22jdbrise Oienittne9t &einbolb &ri'
ger, beibe aus Nsu : 2inbop. fGidten
ii4 serabe on, semeinfum gu buoeu.
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ieiner iunsen 6rau, bic beim Soosn
sugesen mar, nit einsm Sub unb ben
@orten: v4bieu, id sebe ins Baher,"
itieb bann unbeba9tiumerpeife &riiz
ger ins WaFer, inbem er rief: rOu
muBt i9pimmen lernen" Gum I'M
sliid eef9ab bas an elmer tiefen Stels
le; ariiser sing unter Hnb tpnnte ii4
ni9t pieber berausarbeiten. &lee@
mann, Der nun bas bur9 i'm peri6ul>
bette ungliid fommen ia6, fprans benz
aamsraben na9, beibe umtlammerten
fiG uno ertranfen. @iele perfonen fa=
BEN benz Tobestampf Der beiben MGnz
rter su, fonnten aber ni9t belfen, neil
Niemanb f9pimmen tonnte unbStanz
gen, 2einen pber &ettungsbG1e ni9t
porhanben fparen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

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9eipreduns bes Maitdfers frugt bic
2ebrerin: rWer bon Gu9 peiB nod,
pie bic 2qrpen bes gRaifGfers beiz
Ben2" Seine @ntport. lin benz Sc,
bGatnib Der atnber 5u 9ilfe gu tom.
men, fGbrt bic 2ebrerin fort: .Wis
beiben bic sierisen, gefrdbisen 2arpsn,
bic 10 fddbli4 finbg" Da tommt Der
fleinen gmmp cine grleudtuns. Die
Gnsldnber!!" ruff tie ftruhlenb aus.
- 8epeis. &labierlsbrer: ca,
Grdulein, iiben sic benin audi fleibiq
gu 9auIeg S9ilerin: Sas mill id
meinen! lns finb f9un feds Wpbz
nungen g~etiinbigt.
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Spei Rinse sefuuft." Nlte Sunafer:
N9, 9err Ooftor! .Sa, ih fonnt:
namli4 Die 9iibnerausenfdmeraen
niht mebr ertragen.."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

ben lit bier an 9erafrdmpfen bic Sat-
tin bes Sberleutnants unb Mbiutdn=
ten i'm 8. Snfanterie=& esiment Grbrn.
@rnt b. 9Oblin.
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400 gentner f9peren SampffeFels
e~reignete ii9 elm tDbtli9er unfaG. Der
&efel foate bonn Seller 8dbnbof
rSbere @tabt" na6 Der untpeit entz
fernten papierfdbrif So. SGger ge,
bra9t perben. Die erpbe 2at be-
bingte our notwithstanding cine Be-
fpannuns bon 18 pferben. Sn Der
8ursftrabe, bic cine febr ftarfe Stei=
guns beiist unb nit boiler gnergie
a~ngefabren tperben mubte, tam Der
Weber Gbriftppb Wunberli9 gu San,
tpobei linn Der &opf p%putdnbig ppm
&umpfe absefdbrsn tpurbe unb 8ruft
unb unterleib total aerqueti9t nuts
ben.
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l1nteraltertbeim %ftiirate bic Sraa bes
@utsbeisers pbilipp S9mibt bonn
S9eunengebdlf db unb blieb tobt am
plaBe lieser. = @on einem Neubau
an Der 5riblingitrabe fiirate benin
4bbru9 bes @eriiftes Elm 8alfen ab
unb traf ben ~3immermannslebrling
S9Gber, Der eben bas betreffenbe
9aus berlaRen bate, 10 ungliidlid,
bab Der Sob auf Der SteIe eintrat.
2giirttemberg.
Stuttgart. 8eim 8aben I'm
Redar 1T elm 10 Sabre alter S9loher.
Mbolf Stib BON bier, ertrunten. Ser
2ei9nam purbe ni4t ~sefunben. =
@ice : Selbpebel unb Hegimentsf9neis
Der Miiner i'm 9renabier : &egiment
2Ontsin Olga besins fein 25idhriges
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Bert @ilbelm, 9esen ben tpesen Siebz
ftabls lnteriu9ung eingeleitet mar.
bat ii4 i'm bieiisen @mtsseri4tsse.
fGnsnib erbdnst.
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Strabe itiirste poli5ei : unterofficie,
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Tahrrabe, bab ct nsben elmer @ebirns
erf9itteruns nod 5oblrei4e f4pere
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balb in bas Observation-Disclosures ber=
bra9t perben mubte.
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unsliid bat fi4 am Steuerbdusden BEL
Der pliensaubriide ereignet. Oas 3
Sabre alts SD9terden bes Wirtbes
9eis our 2inbe poGte, tpGbrenb Elm
5uhrpert 9esen ben 3paberg fubr,
iiber ben Wes fprinsen. Sn bieiem
Mugenblid fdeuten bic 9ferbe. Oas
aino ssrietb unter bic &doer bes Waz
gems unb tpurbe getObtet.
@Dppinsen. Der 80 Sabre alte
9aienpirtb Saauflsr erf4ob ii4 in
feiner Wirtbf6aft, nahbem er tura auz
ppr ieinen GGiten seseniiber feinen Hes
polber seaeigt bate.
Rir9beim. Steuerinfpeftor 8.
S4penger funnte biefer Sage fein 25z
iGbrises Nmtsiubildum als Sberconz
troGeur bier beseben. Die Seier be-
fardnfte fi4 na4 benz Wiaen bes aaz
aemein beliebten 8eamten auf ben eng
item &reis.
M iiniineen. Ser friihere 8e>
tiger 9aufer in @uingen, Der jebt i'm
SO. 2ebensiabre ftebt, feierte nit feiner
" Sabre alten Satin bas Set Der
aolbenen ,6phaeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26

Iu4t., bub fe f4 bic Seiten huItsn
mubte.
0us bra6te Srts gang aus benz
9Gus6en.
sd fsbe pobI," faste er, ..bab Su
benz Wein rebIi9 Su9efpro9:n bait.
Su pirit aber besreifen. bdB fih @usz
flige biefer Dirt nit ben Pfli9ten
elmer 8rdut ni6t bertragen -
3o1e la9te INNER tpner...
rGrfreue Did nit Ssinem rtele1
Sreunbs, TO bel Ou tpinft. 3pii9en
uns lit allies aug. glie pirb Did elm
Manr lieber, tpie i9. Ou 4If mir
bas 9er5 gebro9en. 9ebe Der 9tms
mel. baB Ou ni6t nod ei,tmal be-
reuft, mas Su setbun = bier tit Oein
Sting -
@r Spg ben Sing bonn Singer.
&Ds9en la9te pGbrenb feiner Geoe
INNER bon Neuem auf. YlDBli9 nGz
berten ii9 S9ritte, bas Mdb9en
purbe ernit, unb Srib tuanpte iiA
Inn.
30 fam Der lange Oiirre bober -
aber Der lange Sirre ipar eieentli9
cine lange Siirre = cine magere, Gls
tere Dam. in pumpbofen unb nit eis
ner &appe auf benz Saupte.
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bic Satin bes MebiSinalratbs Or.
2arien = meme lisbe 5reunbin, bon
Der i9 Dir 10 pieI eradblt babe" fteus
tie 2Ds9en bic beiben chamber bor.
5riB itenb perfteinert.
.Iber 3Ds9en,~ rief 6rau 2arfen,
vbas 1T Ia berrli6, Su pubteit pohl,
bab Sein 8rdutisam bier germ Sta=
tion ma6t! 2odt mid bic 1abe Der
our grbbeerbople unb nil ibren
2iebften ieben!"
&Os4en la9te freubig auf nno
tonnts gar nidt ernt perben.
TriB bate ben Ring tpieber on ben
Singer seitedt. Gr besriff, bab er
ii9 unfasbar blamirt, aber bas battle
ni4ts gu fagen Bel Dem u~ngebeuren
@liidsgefibl, bas i'm bur9ftrDmte.
Sbne &idii6t auf5rdu 2arien padte
er fein MGb6en beim &opfe uno perz
febte Der S9elmin Elm paar ber5bafte
aife.
Isle perSeiben, gndbige Srau."
fogte er bann, uaber es par itdrter
als i1."
rNu, ia feh' ia 10 mas Bel iunsem
@plte germ" ertpioette bic Dame,
vunb i'm 9arten bat man IS pobl
ni9t bemertt -aber ben nG9ften 4n<
fan babt Sbr bod lieber gu s9aufe,
ni9t pabrg"
LIMB jsst beftslen mir nod cine
Glaf9e 8opIe, ju2" rief GriB.
SIT f9on gei4eben," fagte Srau
Dottpr 2arisn. $50 mar eben I'm
9aufe, UNI bas gu beforeen. limb
mir itoben slei9 on auf bic iunge.
ionnise 2iebe, auf @uer Slid, &ins
ber9en!"
,guf bic 2iebe, nber obne Gifers
fudt!" fiiste HOs9en bin5u.
sSft er eiferfi4tis9" fraste 5rau
QarIen.
rMundmal," iaste &Ds9en. sd
CLAUDE inbeFsn, er tptrb es tiinftis
ni4t mebr fein."
,Nis mebr!!" betbeuerte Sris urb
faenfte bic 9lGfer bon, bic Der &ea@
ner eben bro9te.
unb bic @erIiebten paren 10 gliidz
li9, bab fe fpdter audi auf bas Wubl
bes rneuen @eibes" i'm Mannestoz
film tranfen, pb bieies au9 cine
fli9tise Wplte auf ihren 2iebeshim>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-26
6 m iithfo. Trnu fan e

= g 70 8 m il tbig. Srau (au eli
mem 8ettler, Der fi9 fem beitimmtes
@lmoien abbolt): sd babe teinen
Yfennig Gleingelb,.. sic triegen
bGnn bas nddite WiaI mebr!!" Bettler:
81. Sbnen frebitire ih faon!"
un1er 0tHDenteH. =
rMein S4miber siebt mir feinsn
Greoit mebr." Der reire mir audi
ni9t mebr." rWeibt Ou mas: tpe4s
feln mir uniere 2ieferanten."