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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17

The Indian rhinoceros is nearly extinct.
There are two specimens In the London
Geological Gardens and two on the Euro
pean continent. Very few are left In
wild state in India and Assam. and unless
special measures be taken for their preser-
walton they will soon disappear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drux.
gsts refund the money II IL fails to cure. n W.
GrovF's signature II on each box. 25e.
oc< .tu. th&s -I66tt
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Moose Hunting,

There is a region in Canada, To-
Gated i'm Northern ontario. where the
Moose. 'the monarch of the forest."
is TO be found in great numbers. This
territory is known as "TermaEami,
and is reached from Buffalo. Chicago
and Detroit by the Grand Trunk rail-
way system to North Bay. The open
season in this region Is from October
18th to November 18th, both DAYS in
elusive. and by applying TO @. i.
Bell. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Grand Trunk Railway System.
Montreal. all information concerning
routes. guides and full particulars
can be had
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Sand Crabs Now Need But Two
More Games to Win the Seasons
Honors-Fast Game Likely
This Afternoon.
Standing of the Clubs.
Result of Saw OF Series.

Special to the Enterprise:
: Galveston, Texas. Sept. local
weston won the fifth game of the
saw off series here this afternoon,
defeating Houston by score of six
to two. This is four games the
Sand Crabs have won, making them
need but two more to win the sea-
sons pennant. Houston has won
but one game in the series, although
three tie games have been played.
The teams line up this afternoon
for the sixth game and Galveston will
try hard to cinch the rag further by
winning On the other hand, HOus-
ton will try hard to win because a
big bunch of rooters are expected
from the Bayou City. Little Reuthcr
administered the dope for the hons
crowd his afternoon and was as eff
fective with his slow drop as ever.
Edmondson pitched for the visitors
and was hit Justify at times.
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SECOND ROUND PLAYED.
w. L. Coleman and Mrs. F. S. Henry
Make Good as Gun ChaIIenaers.

w. L. Coleman and Mrs. F. S. Henry
Make Good as Cup Challenges.
Mr.. w. L. Coleman and Mrs. f. 5.
Henry. were the winners of the sec
ond rounds of play for the September
cups on the links of the Beaumont
Golf club yesterday afternoon. They
finished best in the groups which
were competing for the privilege Of
playing the present cup holders next
Saturday. Mr.. oCleman's gross score
was "a. His handicap being 10
strokes gave MIN a net score Of ~.
Mrs. Henry qualified with net score
of ~ on a handicap Of strokes. \
good sized bunch of players in addi-
ton to the cup contestants were out
for an afternoon of sport.
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keeos All Players.
The Lucifers Here.

William Lucifer, the well known
physical culturist, is in Beaumont
with view OF arranging an enter
tainment. They gave enc in Houston
recently for the benefit of the Faith
Home and the Post said that their
work was equal to any ever seen in
that CITY.
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year, the home team In thirteen inn.
ing game defeated Boston by the
score of | to o. In the last inning.
Plank hit fast one over first base
10 the right field fence. Murphy scor.
ing from second. Score:
Boston OOO 600 600 600 % z q
Phils,phia 900 900 600 600 ii Z 3
Young and Crigcr; Plank and row
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p-e,idsrt N.IInn Hers.

President Mellon. 81 the !. ". Gur
fey Petroleum company. De- in The
city and viii remain here FOR snrafel
days attending f0 matters in c1Unor
tlon with the general ma=ager-- once
which has just been moved here.
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Broke Even at Detroit

Broke Even at Detroit.
Detroit. Sept. l0.-Detroit and st.
Louis 'beoke even. Score:
First:
Detroit 002 30, 0OX-2 Z I
ST. Louis 900 600 600 3 0
Killian and Drill; Sudhofr and Sug-
den.
Second:
Detroit 900 900 000-0 . 9
st. Louis 600 600 100 3 3
Kitson and Bevello; Petty and Ka-
hoe.
Cleveland Won Both.
Cleveland, Sept. 10.-Cleveland
won two games from Chicago. Score:
First:
Cleveland 100 O01 003-5 10 :
Chicago 600 02l 1904 s 3
Bernard and Buelow; Altrock and
Sullivan.
Second.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Double Header at Montgomery.
New Orleans 3: Little Rock Z.

New Orleans. sept 10.-Lirln
Rock took advantage n FrDucf %
weakness after h. had his pane rDn-
fu tho riVfs inning. FIRE =rpre Har
tied. and in the srfrufh. fire -arr7
ae won hv the visitor. SorTr-
Little Rock nHH nn1 1HH-f ] ?
view Orleans HTZ nHH 600. n
Gun=rand and Andersen. FFrrh
and FUr
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Cincinnati 6; St. Louis 10.

Cincinnati, Sept, l0.-Poor support
was responsible for lIarper's defeat.
Score: ~ ~ T,
Cincinnati 100 100 900 20 4
St. Louis Dol 30 1910 10 l
Harper and PETIT; Taylor and Grady
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Six Club Question.

10 inc jump, as money cOuIu Sll'l ne
made.
Six Club Question.
There is a possbility-but only n
Feasibility that the North and
South Texas Leagues will combine
and form a six club Texas league,
cutting San Antonio out of this
league and Paris out Of the North
end bunch, making a league OF Hous-
ton. Galveston, Beaumont, Fort
Worth, Dallas and Corsicana. 1t is
understood the North Texas people
are favorable to the proposition now.
Il is doubtful, however, if the South
Texas managers will care to go into
the arrangement, since this league
now has a rating one class higher
than that of North Texas. The Beau
mont management. it is understood,
will oppose the six club idea and it
is understood Johnson of Galveston
also opposes it.
Double Season Question.
One thing is pretty thoroughly
agreed upon by all managers: That
is that if there is a league in South
Texas next year no double season
will be played. The belief is that the
double season arrangement has been
the cause of nruch'~of the trouble in
the league during the second series
and it is anticipated that all hands
will oppose such an arrangement Tor
next year.
There is no doubt that Houston
simply quit playing baseball when
the second series opened, because it
didn't want to win the seccGd series
and thereby make a saw off series
Houston acted as if it
didn't care who won the second Sc
ries as long as it didn't, and the re-
suit was that the patrons Of the game
here. but especially in the Bayou
City. got very sore on baseball gener-
ally. The expectation is that one
season. somewhat longer than either
Of those played this year, will be the
next year.
Keeps All Players.
The club owners have thirty days
after the close Of the season in which
to establish their claim on the play
ers signed with them the day Of the
last game but the local owners have
given notice that they will
hold all their men. This does not
mean the team next year
will be the same as it was when the
season closed. as some Of the men
NAV be released and others signed
long before practice begins next
spring. There is also possibility
thar some Of the men will be drafted.
although no notice of draft by any of
the bigger leagues has been received.
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bility that If no one can be induced
To take the franchise in san Antonio
IL will be transferred 10 Lake
Charles, which is n good baseball
town and where II Is beiicvedd a
team wouldd pay. This would elm.
mate the long jump of the other clubs
Il san Antonio. which has been oh
iected to so stremuously. If q draw,
ing club were put in at San antonio.
however, there would he no. ob.eGilln
To the jump, as money could sti!l be
mo1n
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Pittsburn CAPTURED Both.

Pittsburg, Sept. 10.-Pittsburg cap
tured both games with comparative
ease. Score:
First:
Pittsburg 0lO 600 DIX 5 /
Chicago 600 100 000-1 3
Robertaille and Phelps; Weimer
and King.
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Special Monday and Tua=7aE-
Turkish Path Srar. caIas f0r =
cents at the
o.. NICKEL STORE. s5s pearl g.
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Remember no amateurs, every per-
former is n professional at the Olio.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Wins Both.

New York, Sept. 0.-UneXpectedly
the Philadelphians gave tine locals
two hard battles today, but they were
beaten in both.
First:
Philadelphia 600 100 2l0-4 4
New York 600 OH 002-5 Z
Sutthoff and Doom; Wiltse and
Warner.
Second:
Philadelphia 200 100 002-5
New York 20l 100 02X-G
Coiwell and Roth. Taylor and Bow
erman.
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by the visitors gave Memphis today's
game. Score:
lacmphls 100 1i3 00X-9 0
Shreveport 02l O0l 2O0--G . ;
Ehret and Hurlburt; Feye aud
GrafIius.
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Artists who have received the3best
education that Europe and America
can give, at the Ollo.
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Cleveland 40 1902 oOx-lils.
Chicago 900 800 0O3- 72
Moore and Ostiedk; Smith and sur
Ivan.
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Broke Even at Boston,. !,

Broke Even at Boston,. a :
Boston, Sept 10.2Boston and
Brooklyn broke even. Both games
were loosely played. Score:
First:
Boston 201 900 003-G . 4
Brooklyn 600 101 201-5 Z 3
Pittinger and Needham; Mitchell
and Bergen.
Second
Brooklyn OO5 O1-G 3
Boston 200 90 q y
Reisling and Ritter; Fisher and
Needham.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia 1; Boston 0.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10.-In the fin
est game on the local grounds this
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Second:
Pittsburg 200 OO3-5 q
Chicago 900 OOO-O ! ]
Case and Phelph; Lundegren and
O'Neill.
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Double Header at New York.

Double Header at New York.
New York. Sept. so.-The vlsitors
won the first but the feature of both
games was the batting Of Dougherty.
Score: IS
First: rss,
Washington 100 900 0O1 Ia IL 1
New York 600 100 010 % 10 5
Hughes and Clark; Garvin and Nc
CURE.
Second:
Washington 302 900 000-5 II
New York POI O2O OO1--G IA 2
Wolfe and Kitteridge; Orth and
Mcclure.
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Louisville 8; Toledo 3.
Indianapolis g.; Columbus 4.
Indianapolis 3; Columbus G.
st. Paul II; Milwaukee G.
Minneapolis s; Kansas City 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

@ir peroen uns BORT obell I'M Sim.
mel mie0erleben. -. Sd CLAUDE es.
Sd boife es."
Cine belize SbrGne frat aus ieinen
Nugen llnb rollte langiom iiber ieine
@ange; iein Ser5 idlug MIR nod
ldipnh. 2anelam cntflob lein Sc
ben.
u@llter @ott", ilebte er nit balb
erlolfener Gimme, per5eibe mir
meiile Climber. Sobe Wtitleib
init Seinem ornen SolOaten."
Stun0e uui Stunbe perrann; iiber.
al berrifte &l,be. gtltr OaS SGll-
leln Der @Iatter Der Selbdume uno
Weinitofe mar 5u uernebmen. Sie
lno oa utterbrddJ Der Seuf5er
etries Sterbenoen naS algemetne
Sbipeigen.
Sic Morgenbdmmeruug begamm
uno IQmutter Come ianbte ibre
ld,rGgen Strablen auf bas Shlad)t.
felb, 6as baS 9iut 10 pieler Sapferer
getrlmfen bate.
Nof INNER fGmpfte Gene nit Dem
Sooe. 80, Serr", begann er, ais Die
Come Die I'M Siten ihipebenoen
@olfen ourforang, lid gebe nlln 5lI
.Gir. -. SD bin gerne bereit, 5lt
iterben. -. I6er tr0ite meine Wut.
ter. -. Sroite Sermine."
8on Neltem 5og er ben 3neig Der.
gilbten SaSminS an ieine trodenen
Sippen uto uno flebte: ngtebme, o
@ott, mem Ser5 uno mein 2eben ais
Siibneopfer fir 2eine Stride an."
@Gbreno langiam Sropfen fiir
Sropfen ieiueS 9liltes aus Der mum
Den gruit ram, ihloB CT miioe Die
Nrgen unO itammelte ais leste
MeuBerung ieines 9ebens Die @orte:
rGs lebe Sius ser Neunte! Gs
lebe Die &irfe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

Sieiem 9ricie folgte einen Wouat
ipdter elm Sbreiben DER SGnte Ser.
minens an Die Irmge Wtarquile Don
Tohelau.
Us laiItetc:
,Sbeure 2aurul
@ir boben feine Sofinmn9 mebr;
Ger SpO nabt iidD nit 8ieienibritten.
&onumen Sic idnea bierber, Dem
Sic nod einnlal Ole SauO Sbrer
better Sralnoin Oriidcn Wolen. sic
lebnt iib 10 nu6 Sbnen.
NrmeS &ino! Sbre Iuaenlioer
IhlicBen iid) -. Sbr Slid perouutelt
lid,. Scllte iie lid ihon gum
letten Sblrmmer riilten2"
Sermine lit ppllitGnoig 9eriiltet.
., ipelm Sic ieben t0unten. @ic
Elm Gnael lie9tI lie oa unter ber
weiBen &orbGnsetl.
Seit geitern ihri6t lie ioIt nidtS
mebr. &eute rpbte ibr @lid wil
bitteno auf ibrenA Batter; tie minft,
ibm, nGber an tn ten. Gle nabu
ieine SanS in Sii ibrise uno Har
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
u d) t mi 3 10 II 3 | g it e 8
&upitel.
in scr Sliitbe sefnidt.
Hi31a. 9eiember Is

D D W. ~N0NH'pli ~ -.
&iebe Saura!
Ser 9oftor bat mid oieien
@inter pieoer nad Ni53a geid)idt;
oIleiu, i6 meiB lpobl, OaB nlr oaS
SenleitS mir meme 8eiu1obeit mies
oergeben fam.
Sh babe 5u piel leioen miiilen,
i) lebnc mid mirflit nud) Dem Sobc.
Sd babe 5u piel gemeint, 10 oaB
meme augen iebt feline Sbrdnen
mebr baben 49,. @am iperoe id
IN oen &dien einlaufenL in bieien &c.
legneten Srt, no mir ollie Sene mie.
oerfInoen, Die mir ali bieier Grbe &c.
liebt baben?
Sante SeODig ~iiberbduit mid nit
Cite. Sic beitano baratf MIDI mad,
Ni55a az begleiten, inoem lie porgab,
oaB ibre 8eiunobeit Oieie Srtsper.
dnberung foroere.
Irne Santel Sic glaubt mir Sen
lpobren @runo ibrer Wtitreiie Der.
belmlIten 5u fonnen. Ils oh
mir meine abgemueerten 3iige, meine
ourdlittigen SGnoe nitt gu iebr Die
@abrbeit iagten!
I'm Den Neinigen Srelloe 5il be.
reiten, laiie t1 mid id)einbar ollrd
lire Soffnungstrdume einluQen.
Silba itmiebet Yldne iiber YlGne.
@enn Sic mieoer bergeiteQt iiub,
Sermine, 10 geben mir in Die gerge.
@enn lie Dieoer geiuno iino, 10 -.
Gin GrItidlmgsanfaa fommt; ih
fibre mein Saifentlld) gum Wunoe
uno blrtbefledt lege ib es meg. 9as
urme Ndo6en perlGBt mid eiliglt,
Inn ieine Sbrdnen 81 perbereen.
llno mein Gater! >, 2ailra, if)
fam Dir nift beibreiben, mie SGrt-
lif lrno giitig er 81 mir lit. gr
DeiB, baB Die iroiite Yilgtrfubrt iei-
ner Sohter iib 5u Gnbe neigt. 0urh
p%ermebrte SGrtliffeit iuht er ieine
friibere adlte nett 81 MAIDEN. gtim
er MIDI balO perliert, liebt er mid
opppelt. Gr bringt lange Stllnoen
bel mir on meinem &ubebette 5u uno
iudt mid 81 erbeitern, inoem er mir
aus gIten Siid)ern porlieit, ODER aus
leinem 2eben intereiiante &orfomnl.
niiie er3dblt:
Die &ila u~nierer Nad)barn itebt
leer. @enopefa BON SrernaOerc
fommt nidt mebr nad) NiSsa. gs
lit pieueidt better 10, bem eS pdre
elm iebr l6mer5lides @ieoerieben &c.
DorOen.
Srau nmb SrGlleim bon Srema.
'beilc buben ibr altes Shlob in Der
Sreta9ne perlallen nuo lino mad
&om iibergeiieoelt, nm BORT i'm
miloen Siloen tiinftigbin 81 leben-
nabe beim @rabmal hires SobneS
mo 9ruoerS, Der iiir Die Sade Der
Stride ais Selo gefaIlen lit. ., er
itdnb mir 10 nab'hno bod 10 fern!
slber reben mir nid)t mebr BON Die.
len ifmer5lid)en mo bod 10 iiiBen
grinmerungen. Sh bin 6ereit, mid
nit Senen, Die ih liebe, i'm SenieitS
81 pereinigen. Bon gar5em Ser5en
bette i6:
SEER, 9eiu @iIc eeldebe!!"
Sd umarme Si9 tauieno Mal,
liebite 2uura. SD iperoe Old auf
oen @efilOen ser Selisen, Die i6 an
betreten boffe, peiter lieben.
Wfit tauieno @riiBen
Seine Sermine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

9es anoern Cages trat oie gallse
Samilie nit Den iterbliten lleber.
reiten Serminens Die itmer5pole
&eiie nad Dem Saloiie Sal : GERM
an.
@alo ipar sic Yropence blrf-
freu5t. Sor Den Illgen Der befiims
merten &eiienoen entpitelte lid bar.
auf cine ~uoait1noige @interlanb.
ibaft. 9ie 8Gl,me Itredten ibre
fablen Ieite gum Simmel. gerge uno
SbGler paren NIT Shnee beoedt.
Gnolid nGberten lie iih DEM alten
Stammidloiie oes @rafen BON SOL.
Gernp nit ieinen hiefergeoedten
Sbilrmen, Den crenelirten mudti-
gen Rauern llno ieiilem Sarf nit Den
rieiigen GeOern uno Einien aus
Stalien.
sm Gingang bcs S6Ipiies eripar.
tete Der Yfarrer bes Sorfes nit 5abl-
reiden 2eiotragenben Die ein5iae
grbiu bieies itolsen Seiistbums, Die
MN fiir INNER 10 it'll IN Dem weiBen
Sarge rubte.
Sic @lode Der gothiidJen &apeue
begarn 81 lGutcu mo IN langem
3uge betue9te lih Der Surg nit Den
SeiOtraaenoeu in oaS ihmar5alsee-
l6lagene, nit Slumen geid]miidte,
BON 5ablloien &er5en beleubtete
Sd)iif beS @ottesbauleS. +.
Ger Trielter perri6tete feline beiIi.
gen Simttipnen mo, bon trGftigen
SGnoen getragen, %itluanfte ser Sarg
81 leiner lesten Hlbeltatte i'm Yart
neben Der WilItter um0 Den 8riiOern
Der Gerltorbenen.
9leif), perltort lrnb aebrod)em be
tradtete ser @rdf bon Sul-Gerup buS
oifene 8rab, OaS ieinen &iebling nuf-
nebmen iollte. Sn @ebdnten flog
lein gauges Seben Dor ibm poriiber,
uno er bat @ott Inn Ser5eibung iiir
lein ~bisberiges 2eben, iuoem er bas
@eliibbe ablegte, ba$ &ermId)tniB
ieiner Sodter aus3uiiibren.
Gortiesung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
Sic YGrin uno Die G~otpmutiue.

Sie Dem .aeramer Saseblott"
aus Ylaie aenlelOet miro, erblidte
zines Ha6ts Der SabupGrter beim
Ibgeben. ieiner Strede cine ifipar6e
@aiie, ole ailf inn 5utam. ST bob
feline Sienltlaterne unf nnO lab lid
elmer allSgepadieueu 9Grin nit orei
Slmaen geseuiiber, Die nit erbobenerl
Ermfcu auf i'm loS9ing. &or
Sbrcden lieB Der &ad)ter Die
2mupe iaaen. Die ioiort pcrloidte.
Gie SGriu Nelt iebob Die &idter
zines berannabenoen 3ugeS fir Ole
Sienltlaternc oeS @at)terS mo mari
lid nit boiler @emalt Der 9ofomotipe
entge9en, weld)c ibr oeu Sd)Goel SER
triimmerte. Die @Grin wog 1870
ailpgrumm. Gie Sunaen tounten
trob eiiriger Nadioridungen nidt
gehm0en merOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

nelien Golonie abfltbr, itunS Der
@ei5en bel Holt6ern nod 10 grim auf
Den Seibern onB in elmer ISod)e iuobl
fallit ans SdneiOen geood)t wer0eH
fonnte. Sim ~folgenoen Soge gegen
Nbeno famen mir in ole 9ud)obor5en4
Golonie "fiini5ig Mfeilen ~iilo.meitlidl
bon MoItbern unO fanOen, DAB Ger
Wei5en BORT ldon g%r0Btentbeils &c.
ldJnitten mar.
6llr Seute, Die guteS Erairie.2uno
iuoller, INN @ei5en 5l bnlen, lit oies
Iiderlid) Die bette 0egenO uuo Die
beite 0elegenbeit, Die nod III @elt.
0ana0a 81 fin0en lit.
3ie bod)lp. Sblaten Yatre$ ulter
Seitung oe$ bod)u. Ydter &aufer, >.
90. s., BON Brince gilbert, Cast,
.lueroen ole Seeliorge IN ser ct. So.
Iepb's.Golonie periebeu. G5 bat iidb
ld]on cine quite In5abl 9lniiebler iiir
ole neue Golonie gemeloet. Giutrd.
eungen fonnen qlei1 aemaht mer.
Den, iObdlO Die n0tbigen Napiere elm.
geI6tft meroen. Mer Elm Stiif
idl0ne ebeue Eroirie mil, loII iidb
aleid) melben. User 5nerIt fommt,
triegt Oas Bette. Sir Seben, Ger
ms Die iibliden 0ebiibren einlhift,
($25.0O), meroen mir noh Den III.
fangs e%rruGbnten @eihreibungcn
zines bon Den beiten Stiiden aus.
lud)en uno ioiort eintragen %laiieu.
Man beeile lid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

melte einige @orte, Die pie cine
gitte flangen.
Gr brad) in ei1ten SbrGnenitrom
aus llnb ontlportete leiic.
Sic ihien boriiber lebr erfrellt SIT
iein, Oenn ibr idnlales @eiihtfen
mar mie berfldrt.
ngtun fam id) rubig iterben!" fit
itcrte lie. oIber, lieber &ater, Der
geiie Sein @erlprehen niht."
&iebe Saiiro, reiien Sic alsbalo
bierber. Sic iDerOen idlmer5lid er.
martett.
Muf baIoigeS @ieoerieGen, liebeS
Gino, empfange meme ber5lid)ten
OriBe bon 9einer erge6eneu Saute
uno Sreunoin
Seomiga bon Gal.Gernp,
geb. bon Hohelml.
gIm gleifen Gage, an Dem lie ole
len Brief erbtelt, reiite &aura uad)
9ti55a ub. Sugo begleitetc lie.
@Sir iinOen lie an Irme hires 8e-
mabls Dor Dem 8ittertbor DER &iuu
bon Tal-Gernp. Cine leltiame iSllrft
perllrladtc 9dura Ser5betlemmlrng.
n@eroe id lie nod) am &eben tref-
fen?" irils lie ii6 bang.
NQeS mar Come uno 2i6t al Dem
idonen Sanuarmittage: Slllmen
bliibten bereitS ullO aui Der rebemunI-
rallften &erdnoa erblidte man Den
Seiiel SermlnenS, iopie ibr @rbeits-
tIid)d)en, dllf Dem lid) nod cine u1l-
polenoete Stiderei befanD.
JrGulein Stenberg, gang in
Sbpar5 qefleioet, fam nil ger0tbe.
ten Iusen auf Die 9eil16er 5lr ullb
mari ii6 lpeineno IN Ole srme 2uu-
ra'S.
rgs lit 5u GnOe 80. "a, rief lie,
obnmdbtig in Der 9eberrihung hires
Smer5es, aus. nSermine lebt niht
mebr. @ie iebr mo mie oft bat lie
rad) Sbrlen oerlunet, Wtd0ame."
SeiBe Sbrdnen rollten iiber sic
@angen Der Warqlliie.
oNrme Sermine!." fliiIterte lie,
vmie iebr liebte i6 uu6 9id!"
StiQidnpeigeno folate lie &iloa na6
DEM 3lmnler, no mitten inter 9lit-
men Oas junge Mdod)el Oen epigen
Shlaf iflief.
Simmliider Srieoe erfiiQte i6r
glntliB, uno Ole elfenbeinfar6enen
Sanbe bielten nod baS SterbefreiI5,
auf Dem ibr bredenOeS @uae gerubt
bate.
Sailra fniete neben Sante Se0mig
llnO Dem 8rafen BON Gal.GernD ME
Der, Inn 5u beten. Ser 8raf oadte
l6mer5lid iber ieinen barten 8erluit
nah uno CT nabm itt ielt Dor, bas
G%erlpred)en, 0as er Der 10 iriih Sa-
straightforward gegeben, ein5uloien.
Su, er Dollte ieinen Srieoen nit @ott
MAIDEN.
rSreunoin", fliiiterte 2aura, in-
Dem lie einen &llB alf Die unent.
peibte Stirne Der iungen Sooteu
oriidte, ubitte fir midi, bite fiir lns
Iue -. Selfe mir, INN Sllgo 5li
retten, Die gu Seinen Sater geret,
tet haiti" = Sange lag lie, in Sbrd-
men S%erflolleL uuf DEN anieen; elbs
LID erbob lie iit erleid)teret uub boff.
nlIngspoll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
licbcrtrumuft.

sd iaNe &bnen, III @Ilgier NOR es
eiunlal i'm Slmi 10 heib, DAB ole
SOgel ans Der 2uIt gebratep ber-
unteriielen!"
Gas nennen Sic beib? @ei inns
III Canada lit ole SPITE mondm.al 10
groB, Dab iogar Die 0tilhltrnBe am
Simmel iauer miro!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

g9ie picI Stmoen Heue alli ser
Gbene bon GnitelfiOurbo lag2 @er
meiB oaS! NlS er aus ieiner lanaen
Sbnmad)t erpadte, r~ieielte oaS Ylmt
aus Der wieoer auigebrOdenen @rult.
munoe.
~Gs gebt 81 Cube, murmelte ser
&ermlmoete.
limo nit Si%tternoer Sano preBte er
einen perailbten Sasmin8peig al
leine Sippen, ebeuio elm Meoailon.
oas oas Silo ieiner Miutter entbielt.
.Sebe ppbl, Wtutter -. 8, Ser
mine, wie liebte i6 2id 10 innis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
NnGehrndltc &uriidlt.

Hid)ter; ySaben Sic nod) etlpas ~
benprferi, Ingetlagtcr?"
NnGetlagter NebenSueriiderlmgS.
Igent): oSalpobL, id) -"
Hidlter (einiuilen6): ySuS bciBt,
nltr etuus, mas nui Die beutige Ser.
banolung Se5li9 hat, ueriid)tru lalien
mollen mir ltll@ illd}ti"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
Catholic Settlement Society.
F. ]. LANGE, President.
&ur Ncridlf.

Il9etlagter (0eiratbSuermittler):
Sic &errcn @~eldpuorenen Miiller
unb Sdnl.iOt lebne ib pegeu Seian.
9enbeit ub, -. Seneu babe idl cine
Srau perld)aifti"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

@er germ madl ullerlei Hidtumgen
Gid mag perpideln lallerL
Ser miro Dor lauier &erpilidtunger
9Hleet leine Piliht perpalien.