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The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

best for the people Of the world
TO look upon; an exposition two miles
long and one mile wide; an exposition
that Is twice the size Of any other to
which the public were invited; an ex-
position that is larger than the three
previous large American eXpositions
combined Such is the exposition
with which St Louis celebrates the
centennial Of the Louisiana purchase,
But the men responsible for the ex-
position do not wish that II should at
tract by It's size alone. They have
builded for beauty, as well as for big
ness, and who can stand in the center
OF the great panorama without being
aroused to a pitch OF enthusiasm by
the beauty that surrounds him? II Is
the beauty, rather than the size Of the
fair, that first appeals TO him,
Another thing that appeals to the
American the man who loves his coun-
try is the sentiment the exposition
stands for, II Is sentiment that is
fully exemplihed in the imposing he
roIc statues Of the states that stand on
either side OF Festival hall. These
statues typify not the states Of the
east, but those Of the west, the states
carved out Of the Louisiana territory,
the states that stretch from the gulf
TO the Canadian border, from the Mis-.
sIssIppI TO Puget sound, states that
have within century Of time been
builded out OF the wilderness II Is
for these the exposition has been build
ed II is these again that have made
the exposition possible The lesson
they teach Is written deep In the his.
tory Of the nation
To attempt an ilomi2od description
ef the wonders this cXpos,don has
brought to the doors of the people Of
the central west is impossible in the
space Of a newspaper article. Twelve
thousand car loads OF exhibits found
space within the great palaces, II Is
almost Impossible 10 realize what such
n statement means until one has gone
from building TO building, from oy.
hIhlt 10 exhibit Nor IL the space In
the building wasted Every niche Ia
nllcd with sencthng OF interest, and
the demand was for almost double the
amount at the disposal Of the author.
tiles, Some idea OF this may be had
from the statement that the breakfast
food manufacturers alone asked for
more space than would have filled all
the Agricultural building, covering 10
acres Of ground, and with four miles
OF aislts,
70 pick even the more interesting OK.
hihIts Ia almost an lmposslbIlity
though among them might be men.
toned the largest pipe organ ever man
ufacturod, with li5 stops and pipes
Ave feet In diameter and 30 feet long,
four acres covered with agricultural
machinery, the largest EatAtorium on
earth, ten acres Of roses ten acres Of
live game the largest engines ever
built, floral clock covering quar-.
ter of an acre Of ground and Of which
the minute hand weighs over ton
Such Items but give the general idea
Of the entire fair It IA all bis, It /.
all beautiful II is all interesting
The exposition management II not
boasllng Of the pike" They wish
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Naluable Timber DESTROYED.

A tornado passed through portions
Of Pike and Howard counties April
26. A total of thirteen houses were
demolished and much valuable timber
destroyed. In Howard county the
track Of the storm was eight miles
north Of Center Point, in Holly Creek
and Muddy Fork townships. where
several residences. besides numbers
Of barns. gins and fences were de-
molshed The greatest damage, how.
ever, was in the destruction of val.
liable timber Fortunately, no lives
were lost One woman and a child
were slightly injured in Howard coun'
ty
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Good Attendance Desired.

0fcials OF the State Good Roads
association have issued a call for the
appointment Of delegates to the ma.
tional Good Roads convention which
Is to be held in st, Louis, May lG TO
a. In the call every county Judge,
chairman OF local good roads assoca'
tIon, board OF trade, commercial
league and mayor In the state is re.
quested to appoint delegates, each one
Of whom will be entitled to seat IN
the convention and voice in the pro.
ceedLnER.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
RaiIrohd Man Killed.

While making coupling at Higgin
son, Harry MCGOWAN, an Iron Noun.
tain brakeman, met with fatal acct.
dent AS he stepped between the cars
his foot became wcdgcd In a frog a"
He was knocked down and the trucks
Of one car passed ever his body, cut
ting of both legs just below the thigh,
McGowan was unmarried and resided
with his mother In Little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Peculiar Accident

Jos. Wilkerson, living near Dague,
Poinsett county was the victim OF
peculiar accident recently. He was
driving log wagon and ran over a
young oak sapling, and when the sap.
ling sprang back In place II caught
him under the chin and he bit his
tongue In two Wilkorson fell on
the wagon and lay unconscious for
half an hour,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
BRIEF MENTION

IL Is reported that Kansas coal pros
pectors have discovered silver neal
Chester, fifteen miles north Of Fort
Smith.
In a difficulty at Gillett II. II.
Moody was shot and killed by e. c
Thompson, his sonin.law, who claims
he acted in selfdefense.
Andy Bently, a negro bus driver
was killed in Jonesboro by being thrown
against rail while trying to stop a
team frightened by train,
A carload Of berries, the first Of the
season, shipped from Van Buren tt
St Paul MINI, sold for s2S5 pc
crate or a total OF Sl7l0.
Sheriff Williams OF Garland coun.
ty has offered a reward Of 500 for
the arrest Of Tom Garner the alleged
murderer Of Ada Tucker, his sister
in.law
A member OF a freight crew shot
and killed an unknown negro near
Brinkley, The negro was trying to
steal a ride and threateningly refused
to get off the train,
The investigating committee ap
pointed to look into the books Of the
ahsconding ex.city clerk Of Hot
Springs, W. T., Thomas, have found
his shortage to amount to S572.So
Tobe Bra2well was killed instant
ly near England by the breaking Of u
chain, which caused him to be thrown
from load Of logs and pinioned
under the heavy timbers, crushing out
his life,
The annual meeting OF the State
Medical Society convened at TeXar
kama on the Sd inst There was q
large attendance and the proceedings
were Of unusual interest to members
OF the profession,
Doc and Major White on the one
side and G, w. and A. j, Chandler
also brothers on the other. engaged In
a general shooting afrray at the home
Of the latter In TcXarkana, shotguns
and reyolyers being the wepous used
Although a number OF shots were
fred at close range mono OF the com.
hatants were touched except c. W
Chandler, who received u squirrel shot
Ia the chin Mrs, Chandler wife of
the other Chandler, however chanced
to be In range and received full
load Of small shot In the breast,
Walter Adams and Travis Williams
were arrested at Garland city on the
charge Of making and passing coun
torfelt nickeh and quarters, Moulds
and dies for the making Of the sprrl
Gus coins were found In the foomlng
quarters Of the accused,
Albert sturdy, q discharged omployc
Of W. j. koonc q blacksmith NJ Cottor
II alleged TO have attempted to wreck
the shop by causing the explosion Of
! q 2hpound can Of gunpowdcr Before
the powder was exploded the below,
was destroyed by being puncturcd tulI
OF holes
The contract has been let at Bates
vile for the erection Of the proposed
federal building in that city to Stey
ems 4 Co, OF Dallas Texas, to be com
pleted by July /, 1905, at cost Of
S5G,732, II will be OF pressed brick
The ii,yearold son Of Otis Cope
lin Of Hot Springs died from injuries
received In peculiar manner. Thc
little fellow was playing with some
other buye when be- stumbled and
fell A sharp stick he carried In
Hts hand was driven through hIl
mouth into his neck, resulting ii
complications that caused bis death
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Bridge Toll Reduced.

AyIces from Washington, y. c., state
that President Roosevelt on April rs
approved and signed Congressman II,
b. Macons bill amendatory Of the act
Of 1883 authorizing the construction OF
bridge across the Mississippi river
at Memphis Thus the bill becomes
law and the reduction Of bridge toll
from 30 cents to 20 cents is now In
order.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Tried TO Rob the Wrong Woman

'th " 'NOD Al'N oiIB ''Nl'h'
A masked bandit appeared at the
home of Mrs Rena Rhiel near Eureka
Springs during the absence of her
husband and demanded what money
she had Mrs Rhiel made it appear
as though she would comply, and
walked to the end of the room. where
she opened a closet Quickly seizing
a shotgun standing in the closet, the
brave woman turned quickly and
fired without raising the gun to her
shoulder. The bandit fell at the first
shot, and the second load passed over
his body. He managed to gain his
feet and made his way to the yard
fence, where he again sank down.
Mrs Rheil, thinking the man was
mortally wounded, got on horse and
started to notify neighbor, When
she returned the man was gone, but
large pool Of blood where he lay IN
the yard showed that he was badly
wounded, and that his chances of es
cape were slim.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Drummers in Annual Convention

Drummers in Annual Convention
The annual meeting Of Arkansas
division, Travellers Protective Associ.
alton, was held at Little Rock last
week. Reports showed that the af-
fairs OF the division are in a prosper.
Gus condition, and that large acces.
sions have been made to the ranks, the
membership now being the largest in
the history Of the organization. The
principal business of the meeting was
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, which resulted as follows John
l.. Deason Of Little Rock, president;
A. l.. Herrick of Little Rock, first vice
president; r. c. Thompson Of Pine
Bluff, second vice president; r. G..
Speer Of Fort Smith, third vice pres
ident; j. Jacobson of Little Rock,
fourth vice president; T. H. Brown
Of Texarkana, fifth vice president; w.
]. Hodges of Little Rock, secretary
and treasurer; Dr. w. c. Dunaway Of
Little Rock, surgeon; Rev. T. Y. Ram.
sey of Winfield Memorial church,
chaplain.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Murdered Her Husband,

Lcona ones, negross, was convicted
at Helena Of the murder Of her hus.
band last February and sentenced TO
twenty'one years In the penitcntIary,
The murder was a most dabolIcal one.
Az her husband lay In bed aslcecp,
the woman prepared n kettle Of boil.
Ing water with red pepper and poured
the contents over hiB face.
Fruit growers IN the vicinity Of
Ozark report that the fruit crop In
safe beyond q doubt Prospects Tor
u bumper peach crop are bright,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Object 10 Negro Miners,

II is claimed that notices have been
posted AT Bonanza warning about for.
ty negroes employed In the coal mines
70 leave the town at once, II ls
claimed the Central Coal and Coke
company, by whom the negroes are
employed, will stand by them and ,rou.
Bile may result
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Farmer Found Dead,

A farmer by the name OF Ar Wooey
was found dead beside the road near
Wooster, Faulkner county The day
before the body was found Wooloy
sold n load Of produce at Conway II
seemn that he was killed by his team
running away, while some think he
was killed and robbed for his money,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
Metric system Ia Mexico.
pnffnnilv Safe.

Tcnaweek=lt ls n secret sir, but |
am engaged to your daughter, and
Old GotroX Have no unoaslness, slri
Il Will " NO iutther-Towl Topics,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

While playing with some compan,
ions, John, the l9year'old son OF J,
II, Critics Of Ozark, stumbled and fell,
his head striking large rock, oaus
Ing conclusion OF the brain.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

An engine on the Prescott and
Northwestern jumped the track twelve
mllea from Prescott and turned over
Engineer Weldy was caught under the
engine and Instantly killed.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07
No Opportunity,

Mrs stylcs-lou didn't have word
20 say while we were making that
call,
MIR, Stylos-Oh, yes, ! DID; but you
didn't give me u chance 20 say It,.
lonkefs Statesman
Metric System In Mexico.
In Mexican stores the metric system
OF weights and measures Is In general
use,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

John Hondry an old citizen Of Fort
smlth, WAS run down and killed by n
street car,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

The president Of ST. Mary's auxiliary
was rapping loudly for order She was
reading a letter saying that Rev John
Lawrence would be deeply grateful for
a suit, an ovcrcuat, etc II was when
ehc came TO the ovorcoat that the con.
fusion arose, for one lady had a prac.
tically new oyorcoRt which her present
coaohman, being stout, could not wear.
II was exactly Rev Lawrcncc'ss size, but,
being a surtout, she questioned whether
II would ho the correct thing for clerical
wear The entire auxiliary set Itself TO
Nrguo this point, when the president
stopped them,
"Ladtce, We can discuss this matter
later let me finish reading this letter.
"Whero was ~ Sheets, pillow cases.
table linen, aud'-what is thls9 a pale
blue cashmere gownN"
A pale blue cafhmorc gown Had she
asked for an automobile coat the request
could not have produced more surprise.
There was deep silence. Even the pres
ident found nothing to say for some
time
"a little unusual - she finally said,
"Woll, never had pale blue cash.
mere gown IN my life, gaspcd some.
one
"palo blue' So porlshablcI" another
tald, fecbly,
"And cashmorc' So out Of slylol" q
third added,
"she must be eome poor little eoun.
trS soul, Che secretary said
"Well, whatever she In, she ough, 10
be reprlnanded The idea Of such world.
liness In II missionary's witcl'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

6 bruns beut9er 2eb=
rer IN 81 orpesen n. ,Ils 9oz
Tener 2ebrer oif benz hamburger 8er=
acknowledgements rMletepr" in gbris
@ftiania, 'Nortpesen. uneelunst paren
unb an eine.n groBen Nldb1enpeniios
nat porbeieineen, ipurben aus ben ees
Offneten Ssnftern oes Snitituts Den
iberraf9ten beuifden 2ebrern Sobl>
rei9e StrduBden 5useporfen, bon
benen iebes nit finem &Grtden per=
feben mar. 4uf ben &drtden itanben
8esriibunsen ME: n9er5li9en Grub
bon nortpegiffen Eamen!" Ober m9era=
li9en Sanf fir ben 8eiu9. @uf Wies
~berfe6enI" IS purben au9 Snf1rifz
ten gefunben pie: ,Seuti9lonb lebe
bo4!!"-n@S lebe Der beutf9e &aifsr,"
Der hsuif4e &aiier bat bic 9eraen
Der Norpsse- erobsrt!"-Sie Oeuti9en
uno Noripessr rei9en chamber briiberz
lid Die 9aHb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

tpeitaus n1erfpiirbieer nc9 als bic Gins
geborenen eri9ien ibnen bas 2anb, bas
ben @inbringlingen auf Saritt unb
Sritt reue Wunberbinse o~ffenbarte.
OTIS Die 8riten einmal ben 8rahnia>
putru iiberfdritten, bensrtten fe bic
Wermenbuns zines GabrSeuss als
Sabre, bas aug Datbauten semaft
tpar. Oer gaf, @runaohfe. tommf
Nib unb aabm in Sibet Dor unb piro
tn Iebterem 3ufanb ols 9oit> unp
Reittbier berfpenbet.
Gin y aptssY Il
Sidet fir bic Yr0fbentf4dftspabl
qab Is bieraulanbe bereits I'm Sabre
1872. Non Der Mrbeiters Reformpars
lei mar bamals Dapib Oapis bon Sai=
nois als prGfbent nominirt; dls Wi5es
prG5ibent fanbibirte Soel Barrier BON
Nefp Heerfeh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
Is. e a pite I.

M ormann tpurbe au elmer ettpa
C brei Monate bauernben Waz
c~ n~0beriibuns fommanbirt.
Mfta fonnte ibre frenbige
lleberraf9ung ni9t gana berbersen, als
er es ibr mittbetlte.
@r beatpans ben aornisen S9mera,
Der i'm BEL biefer Wabrnebmung bur1z
5udte. rDiuit Su aIein bier bleiben
ober 81 Oeinen @ef9piftern eebeng"
fraste er. r9u iiebft bann Otto nod
por ieiner 4breife na9 plOn unb funnft
Glen beim Ginri9ten Der neuen @obs
nung belfen."
sd babe gar feline 2uf, 5u Rurt gu
reiien. @r unb Glen leben jebt gana
friebli9 miteinanber, i9 fGnnte MIR
ft0ren. Mein Mnblid miibte Glen al
bic bartsn llrtbeile, bic fe in meinem
8eiiein iiber &urt fdnte, 5uriidrufen.
Oas muR erft allies Elm bishen in 0erz
gen...y..l geratpen. Stto tperbe iA IN
ben 5erien nod oft genug Bel mns fe=
ben."
rWie Su pinf.-Wirb es Dir aber
nidt gu einfam bier feing"
sd m0dte Marfa in Marburs be-
fuden. Sd babe es ibr 10 lange fhon
perfproden. SIN Mai finb tpunberpone
&onSsrte in Berlin angetiinbist, piel>
leidt fdbrt lie nit mir bin."
w9ut-i9 babe nidts bagegen. @or<
ausseieBt, bab Ou natiirli9 nidt bds
ran benff, ielber Offentli4 fineen gu
tpolen. Oas lit gang dusgefhlohen.
7Ifta brebte ben 3opf CUR Settle, bas
nit er ben Musbrud i6res @e1idtes
nidi fat. @enn sr erit unerreidbar
peit auf benz Meere fdtpamm. tonnte
Fe in Berlin tbun, mas ibr beliebte.
rSoit Ou mid berfdnben, Mita9@
T 50 bod! Spuft mod Befebleg"
.Du f9einif meme Mbreife faum er.
tuarten au fDnneng"
Sic antiportete nur burh Elm M4fel=
5uden.
rNun, pienei9t if biefe Srennuna
gang gut" fubr er ernft fort. .Wenn i'd
nlir boffen biirfte, boB 9u Did Elm fpe=
mig auf bas Disberieben fr:ut; penn
id Did rubiser aIein Iahen f0nnte!-
4ita, tpenn Ou abnteit. pie f4mer es
tit, fortgeben sumiihen NIT bieIer @ngf
I'M 9eraen!"
Sic antportete nihi. sic befanb
fih in piel gu unaeoulbiaer Grnnrs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

rR0nnteft Du Did entfdIieben, 1an
4iel au 5ieben, 9puen2 Der phB zines
Safenfommanbanten iptrb frei. Du
befommft ibn Ii9er, tpenn gu Did
melbef. Giel 1T ni6t nett ben pIDn.
@ib Otto in's &abettenfprps, bic ftraffe
3udt bort 1T ibm bringenb n0tbis,"
rietb @iuiam. rGnen lam i'm ale
Sonntaes feb.n. Sbr babt elm srDbes
res 9ebalt unb fOnnt forgenfrei leben.
Wenn Ou mir erlauben piuft, bic Muss
gaben fir Sttps Gr5iebuns m~itautra=
gen, iO-"
9onen i9iittelte ben &opf. rgsein-
i9 banfe Dir iebr, bas bring i'd 19on
auf. SD min mir bic @aGe nit benz
&orps iiberlegen. I'm bic Stele in
&iel beperbe i9 mid nidt, i9 trete
ni6t tpieber in Oienit. Sas lit borbei.
Sd perbiene iebt mebr bur4 mein
S4reiben, i9 babe iest CUTE @erbinz
bunsen."
rWie sliidli9 piirbe aber Glen fem,
pieber am Mleer gu leben," meinte Mita.
rSir pirb es freili9 ipobl i4tper tpers
ben, &urt?"
rSSu, febr fdper," faste er. sd
babe aber in ben fur9tbaren Saeen,
als i9 mein &inb perloren glaubte,
eingefeben, bab es geoismus ipar, met
men 'eisenen @nttGui9ungen, meinem
Summer 10 na9Sugeben."
yWirb Glen ieBt enbli9 einieben,
tpie gut Oh biit2" fraste @ita. .Wirb
lie Dir bas2eben freunbl,9er ma9en?"
Isle lit audi our grfenntniB sefoms
men, bic arme Glen! Sd farn lie ni9t
bart b~eurtbeilsn. Wenn Su ibren
Sammer, ibre 8erspeifluns geieben
bdtteft, Mfta!"
r@abrf9einli9 tlagte fie Did an,
bic TRIAD. Dor Ottos @eri9pinben gu
fein9"
nNein-nur fi9 ielbft. 1nb @elbit>
porpiirfe finb bic unertrdsli9ften, bas
psiB i9 aus eisener- @~rfabruns. Gnen
tpiiroe rubis in unierem ieBissn WObns
ort bleiben, lie min nur Otto elEdli6
tpiiTen. Oarum fam i9 ibr au9 ni9t
bOfe fem. sic lit cine quite Mutter,
iebes Spfers fir ibr &tnb fdbis: Nber
felt i9 bas Meer pieoergeleben babe,
siebt es mid in Der Shat NIT untpiber=
tebli9er @epalt, trpb aQsr S9meroen,
babirt. Menn mir unfer SausGen lps=
perben, 5ie1en mir DieIei9t in irgenh
cine feline &iiitenitabt in !6olftein, nihi
gu melt bon Pl0n entfernt. SD babe
meme Irbeit am G9reibtif@, Glen
ibre i'm 9auie, unb lie pirb jeBt auf
Seelenrube getpinnen, neil tie Ottr
slIdli9 peiB. Sd bente. 10 fteuerr
mir na9 unferem S4iffbrud bod mod
in eiren friebli9sn 6afen." gr rei9tt
ben 9sf9piitern beibe 9dnbe bin
nNebmt meinen Oanf fir anes, tpas
Sbr benz Sun9en on 2iebe ertpiefer
babt-unb nod ertpeiien ipolt."
aurt ging eilig au 8ett. Nm anbe.
rem Morgen frib brad er nit Sttr
tpieber auf, es trieb ibn, mad 9aufe 81
fommen.e
Glen empfins fe in elmer feltfan
tpei9en Gtimmuns. sic fiibte Ottl
obne peitsre 8orpirfe. oils &urt if,
bic 3utunftsplGne mittbeilte. iaste fl
ni9t piel. sic nabm feline 9anb uni
belt fe felt in ibren beiben. obne 81
fpre9en.
@r beuste fid iiber fie unb fiibte fe
Gr tpubte, er bate nidt nur fem &inb
audi Die Giebe feiner Grau pieberse.
funbsn. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04
9n 0ibfts snnsrn.

Gin mertwfrctses 6abrsens u gafbaatem
ais Sabre.
sc peiter bic britif9en Solbaten
in pas 2anb bes Dalai 2ama porbran>
gen. beIto merfpiirbisere Oinse befa@
men lie 5u feben. Oie 8efpobner Sibets
felbft, bic fid dnsitlid BON alien Ser
tebr nit Der iibrisen Welt abfdlofen,
fomen ben Sremben tpie @inpobner
zines anberen Planeten Dor. Nber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

tunssftimmuna. um auf feline 8logen
ndber eingeben 81 mDsen.
Mit einem erlei6terten @efiib1 briidte
fe am Morgen feiner Nbreife ben &opf
tpieber in ibr &iifen. Orei Monaie lang
tpiirbe Riemaub 4nipriide on Tie itelz
len, lie fonnte tbun unb laKen, mas ibr
belisbte, brau9te ipeSer srn5te ned 5Grts
li9e @ortpiirfe mitanaub0ren iiber lire
unprbnung, ibren Mansel an 2iebe
unb 10 tpeiter. ga, ielbit bic lG1tieen
!Saus3altsfpr9en fielen o ibr ab. sic
riirbe BEL Marfd, bann in elmer 9srs
liner peniion Die 3eit perbriuesn, &on>
serte bOren, alte 8efannte duffu1en,
8ensals, 9errn &ofengart, cen emit 10
@erabi9euten. Sb er lie ni9t iofort
bat, elm &on5ert gu seben2 @enn tie
Is tbGte-unter ibrem Mdbdennamen
ndtiirlid! 0ieneint piirbe Winiom es
ME erfdbren.
rab piirbe tie Mensersfp in Berlin
treffen9
sic legte beibe 6Gnbe por's @eii6t.
Sic tpolte i'm nur fpielen b0ren, nod
einmal benz filbernen 9eisenton lau>
f9en, ibm poriingen unb ibm bic @prte
ab5tpingen: SD babe MIDI seirrt-Sie
iinb bp6 eine &iinitlerin!"
Damn fonnte tie rubie in ibr 9aus
a~uriidfebren unb perfu6en, Wiaiam
cine Before Srau gu fein. Wenn lie
bas errei9t bate, bann legte ii9 pie!z
lei9t Die etpige innere l1nrube, bas Sic
Der bes gbrgeiaes, oas lie ~ber5ebrte. Sic
5a6lte ibren 2euten 2obn unb Soft
gelb aus, lieb bic foftbaren MlDbel aus
beden, por allen ben Sliissl, unb reifte
nit fold einem @efiitl Der @rleihtes
rung ab, pie Elm &inb. bus Die sroBen
Serien bor ii9 fiebt.
Nftu freute fi9 febr, bab Warfa fe
f4on auf benz 8abnbof erpartete.
.Mein Mann unb 6anfel ppnten
ni9t mitfommen," faste Marfa nod
elmer berSli9en l1marmung. mSie fin>
ben es feierli9er, Did Dor Dem 9aufe
nit 8lumenitrGuben gu besriiben."
Nita briidte nur f9peigenb Martas
9anb. Der Nnblid bes poblbefannten
@eii6ts iibertpGltiete fie bur6 bic aui
Iie e%initirmenben @r%innerungen. Sis
elaubte pieber flare 5obenluft gu otb=
men, bas 9lodenlduten Der 9erben aui
ben 9ereabbGngen si bDren, bic f6lanfe
9eItolt Men9srsfps in feinem peiben
Mn5ug ben f9malen 8ergpfab beruns
terfommen gu ieben, f9on bon Weitem
ben !6ut i9fpenfenb. Gin f9lu9senbel
Seufser bob ibre 8ruit. nMarfa. mas
lit feitbem ales gei9eben!"
Marta nabm tbsiinebmenb ibre 9anb
Prime feline eele!" iaste tie mitieibig
benin tie slaubte, Nfta benfe an ibr Der,
lorenes &inbden.
Die Sabrt bur9 bic faubere, freunb.
li9e Stabt erbeiterte Nitn. Sn Den
8orsdrtsn Der 9duier grinte UNI
bliibte anes, auf Dem MarttplaB fam.
melten iih Die Mdgbe I'm ben alter
3iebbrunnen. sic bolten bas Srinf.
paher in blanf se59euerten gimerrt
Oas muthete gang mittelalterlia on
pabte aber gut gu benz pertrdumter
Stdbtden nit feinen fpeiB angeitri9e'
men 9duiern unb griinen 2dben bon
ben Jenitern.
nWir pobnen Elm bisden melt brau.
ben." meinte Marta. n9aniel f9ubet
Der S9ulpes ni9ts, rnb 9ermann bat
bort mebr &ube gum @rbsiten. l1ebri.
gems, liebe Mfa. Ou ptrt febr iiber.
raf4t fein: Srdulein Hies 1T Bel mir.
r9immel, bic au49" Mita mubt'
laden. rDu lesft pobl Elm Spital fiji
sef9eiterte Griitenaen an2 Cine Der.
unslidte .&onsertfdngerin unb elm
ausgef4riebene S9riftftenerin."
(sSorffeburn fnIntl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-04

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