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Evening journal., 1905-02-02
In That Dear New Jersey.

From Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The inaugural address Of Governor
Stokes OF New Jersey. is very much
In the nature Of a view with alarm"
on the question Of the trusts, the ease
with which New Jersey has manufac-
tured them, and comfortable revenues
she has derived from the industry
now seriously threatened with control.
that would control in fact as well as
IN name. II New Jersey corporations.
with powers not possessed by corpor-
atlons nor by citizens Of other States
had confined their field OF operation
to New Jersey there would be little
interest taken in the address of Gov
ernor Stokes.
But she has turned out corporations
while the applicant waited, vested IN
them extraordinary powers. capitalized
them at any amount provided con-
venlent stock-issuing clauses, and
sent them into other States practically
to work their will and ask the authori-
ties what they proposed to do about
Il. As they proposed TO do nothing
about IT, the subject was taken up in
the report OF Commissioner Garfield.
and Governor Stokes advises New
Jersey to take 10 the heaviest foliage
before the storm breaks. He is wisel
New Jersey derives 75 per cent. of
her income from corporation fees and
licenses and no direct tax is levied
by the state. New Jersey is growing
Fat on the proceeds of the infant in
dustry Of corporation making and has
no desire to give up that which is
good. Nevertheless. Governor Stokes
strongly advises careful revision of
the corporation laws OF the state in
order that Objectionable features may
be removed and that the corporation
made IN New Jersey may rest assured
that the warranty Of being immune
from Federal legislation will be all
sufficient.
He urges that New Jersey should
lead the way along the path of an
enlightened public sentiment upon this
important subject anticipating the
action OF the Federal Government IN
establishing high standard Of cor
porate enactments" All OF which
shows that the old sinner, New Jersey
| is scared, and that the popular feeling
on the trust question is stronger thar
the trusts would be willing 10 admit
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
The PHILADELPHIA POLICE.

THE good people Of Philadelphia are
4 becoming aroused to the iniqui-
ties which are taking place under the
eyes OF the police. and apparently with
their sanction. Certain officers are ac-
cused OF abettng the participants in
the white slave" trafic and of receiv-
ing money FOR the protection of gam
blers and vicious resorts.
In a raid on the Chinese quarters re-
Gently 1t is alleged that large sum
OF money was taken for no reason, and
part of this seems to have disappear
ed. An appeal has been made to the
Chinese Minister at Washington. and
It may become an International ques-
ton.
We can imagine the feeling these
heather have for this great Christian
people and for our free institutions,
when officers OF the law break into
domiclles for the purpose OF theft.
Yet with revelations of the 'doings OF
the police coming to light every day,
Mayor Weaver seems satisfied with his
Director Of Public Safety and the force
under him. Wholesale election frauds
have gone on for years. and we are not
surprised at the train OF evils which
Is following.
Ashbrldge watched It all with per-
feot complacency, and Weaver seems 70
be equally Indifferent and callous
when are the good people Of our neigh
boring city going to cease prating about
reform and institute real reform?
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
WINTER MEAT EATING
The Poor stomaeh's Tale Of Woe
Just Now Mi-o-na Is Needed.


At this season Of the year thousands
OF people are already showing the i'll
symptoms that are sure to result from
the usual winter diet. Indoor life,
meat -eating, hearty food, lack of ex-
erclse. Overwork, and poor ventilation
spell sickness" and poor health.
II the stomach cannot do its work
properly. nl-health Is sure to follow.
Mi-o-na Is the one medicine that as
sures natural digestion, that
strengthens the stomach. that soothes
and heals all irritation. congestion and
Inflammation in the stomach or bowels.
It is this that makes it a certain and
guaranteed cure for all stomach trou-
bles.
II the digestion IS impaired, the blood
Is impoverished and becomes filled with
poisonous impurities, deranging the
whole system and causing sickness and
suffering. M-O-na, acting upon the
stomach and digestive organs cures
sleeplessness. nervous troubles, head
aches. backaches and general weak
ness and debility.
II you are weak and ailing this
chances are that IL is dus ts a diseased
stomach. but you can be cured by using
Aii-e-ns- Ask the Miller Drug Com
pany. the reliable drug firm, TO show
you the strong guarantee under whict
Aii-s-Ra - sold. Mi-o-na costs but 5OC
box. II It does not help yog, ths
price Is absolutely nothing.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
Meetlna Of Good rempIar,.

District Lodge No. 12 Independent
order of Good Templars. will meet in
this city at Forresters OF America hall
on Saturday. February rs. Wilmington
Lodge No, 176 will initiate twenty two
new members this evening. New lodges
have recently been instituted in this
district at ST. Georges. Newark. Head
of Christiana Presbyterian Church,
Trainers and Grading, Pa. over 100
viii receive the district or second de-
gree at District Lodge.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
POeOmoke city's New M. E. Church.

Presiding Elder Adam Stengle, of
Salisbury, participated in the dedicat-
ory services of the new NJ. e. Church
in PooOmoke City, Nd. last Sunday.
preaching at night The new edifce
cost $4,000. In its completed form it
presents both in its external and in
ternal appearance an imposing and
pleasing impression in keeping with the
modern style of church architecture
and is furnished in good taste and
Judgment Its capacity will afford ann
pie accommodation for the membership
and congregation for the next century
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
THE WEATHER
All ways
at once.

The New York Herald forecasts that
in the Middle States and New England
today partly cloudy to fair weather and
slowly falling temperature will prevail.
with light and fresh west to northwest
winds, preceded by cloudiness on the
coasts and followed by cold wave. On
Friday fair. to partly cloudy and de-
cidedly colder weather will prevail with
fresh west TO northwest winds and
temperatures falling to zero in the CEN
tral Hudson and Delaware valleys, and
followed probably by snow and high
winds in the coast districts; and on
Saturday cloudy and continued cold
weather, with snow and high winds on
the coast
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
READABLE RHYMES
Bertis's Penmanship.


Penmanship has been recently discussed.
Here 's what an exchange says Of writing
as taught in schools:
When little Bertie entered school his hand
in writing wavered,
But soon he grew proficient in the kind
of script then favored.
Spencerian. the fashion was, all dainty
IN design.
The letters had a starboard list and shad-
ings clear and fine.
A copybook like copperplate was Bertie's
afterwhile;
The teachers praised his handiwork-
and then
they changed
the style.
fretting man was Bertie's pa; he wrote
the school letter:
Spencerian was good enough: they could
not show a better
The teachers took no heed at all, It scared
them not a particle.
So BERTHE had TO start anew end learn to
write the vertical.
Success once thwarted. lowered yet to
perch upon his pen,
When lol those wicked teachers went
and changed
the style
again.
Backhand and roundhand, square and
fiat new way every year
Poor Bertie worked at each in turn
o'erzealously, fear,
His ma might weep. his father storm t,
beat the very Dutch,
IL MADE no diff. to those who taught no
wisely but too much.
And Bertie seeking clerkship now. appear
hopeless Ounce;
His penmanship is wretched, for
he writes
all ways
at Once
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

spangles were gone. Sunlight had sup
erceded gaslight. Having no longer the
vehicle OF the authors words in which
to appear. her own nature stood forth
in the language which was her ewn.
That is not a picture Of all actresses
but II our youths only knew It. they
should seek beauty and charm in their
own town or village. or in their own
homes. 1t exists in no great degree on
the stage.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
MEETINGS AT FIRST CHURCH
Mrs. Hattie Simms Mccarthy Will
Sing Tonight and Tomorrow
Niqht.

The Rev. Charles S. Stevens. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church, is
conducting special evangelistic meet
ings each evening this week. Mrs. Hat
tie Simms Mccarthy. contralto Of the
Castle Square Quartette. and Harry j.
Guthrie, of this city, will assist at the
services this evening, and will also be
present at the meeting tomorrow night.
Mrs. Mccarthy sang several selec-
tons last evening very effectively to
the large congregation. The public is
cordially invited to attend these meet
ings each evening at 7.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

Notaries Public viii blossom like
saloons II all the bills providing for
their appointment become laws.
Every time business in either House
grows dull notice Is given Of bill to
give Jim Smith or Tom Jones an
other notary public in his Office A
seal maker could do good business
in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
Railroad Had to Pay DAMAGES.

The case OF William d. StoalSley VS..
the New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk
railroad, for damages alleged to have
been caused by an engine setting fire
% piece Of woodland. was decided in
the Circuit Court for Northampton
county, Va, in favor of the plaintiff.
Damages were fixed at s275.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

unlawful combination-when they cool
ly ignore the courts decree and laugh
at the protests Of an outraged public,
we think that the president is amply
justified in declaring that no mercy
shall be shown.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
PRESIDENT ABANDONS FOX Hun
The Proposed Event at West Chester
Therefore Called OF.

West Chester, Pa, Feb 2,-Presidel
Roosevelt will not join Charles Mathl
at his Branlywine Kennels this winte
The fox hunt in which the natior
Chief Executive was TO take part h;
therefore been declared off. The Pre-
iident is too busy 10 chase Reynard,
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

Whoever Helps to solve the problem Of
transportation gives boost to pro-
gress. Consequently the Levy Court
in granting the New Castle electric
line the right to enter the city over
the Market street bridge Is to be
commended. It win bring more peo-
pie TO Wilmington, bring them often
er. and possibly cheaper.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
SERVICE

oraers for The Evening Journal may "
-, 5,rect 10 the paper or to the nesres'
news agent. In the city IL y '.soo,,,od
authorized agents, and al' orders .,.,,, -,
therefrom viii be turned over 70 ''.e, l..',a. n,
II delivery is irregular, hotiiy o9',.S. ',,,,s,,
agent; il Irregularities continue
The Evening Journal .,ror,,v
Persons leaving the city 'enlpy' Temp, 80 CO...
should have The Evening JoHthol -, ~
warded TO them and thus keep ~ 49,, souss'
with local happenings. Send orders u'''''
N the office
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
Our City Needs
in IQO5.

IN IyU5-
An Improved water supply
A wharf on the Delaware river
front
Deeper water In the Christiana-
A new city charter
A charter for a Board of Edu-
cation.
A new City Hall
A new railroad station
The completion Of the elevated
road.
More work for our shipbullders.
The reorganization Of our steel
plant.
A new Y. NJ. C. A. building for
our boys.
AaA.aA@aAaaAaAAAHas4.a4H<28
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
SUBSCRIBERS.

Postage free in the United States outside
,he limits of the city. Subscriptions pay
able in advance as follows: BY the Week.
&C.: month. &c; year, $500. "a
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az wen as new. The Evening Journal Is
for sale at all the News stands IN WH-
u,ington and at Broad Street station
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

President Eliot Says that a gentleman
should associate with his superiors.
But II ones superior applies the same
rule, how is anybody going to have
associates2
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
COMMUNICATIONS

Brief communications on all euoieo's .,
interest temperate IN their nature anu
signed by the writer (name not to nc puD-
lished unless deslred) are always welcome
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
AnvrnrIsINa RATEs

DISPLAYED: q cents per inch. p,s, y.
couats on continued advertising VIII W
Forwarded on application. -.
CLASSIFIED; situations Wanteo' -. rl'',' /.
poordlag or Rooms 70 Rent y cent
word.
Help wanted. y cent a word
Real Estate. (solid). y cent a woro'
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

Harry Clay Blaney the popular COM
edian. who appears at the Lyceum on
February lS. IA and Is, in his big military
comedy drama, Across the Pacific has
surrounded himself with a good company
of players. This is the fourth season Of
Across the Pacific"
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

Lincoln ]. Carter's production, TOO
Proud to Beg" comes to the Lyceum this
afternoon and tonight. for three days
engagement. It is a good play with a
strong company and is one of the leading
events of the season.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02

The Lamb Children, who have gained
an enviable reputation in the titular roles
of "The Two Little Waits" Lincoln j..
Carter's sterling melodrama, will be seen
again at the Lyceum on February 6, Z
and s. They still retain their fine voices
and will give new speclalties during the
action of the play.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

olten Monncs Scrs miro iih iGr 6ll-
ueigen, uno lie i'm nod mo nadl be-
itimmelI, tie oenn 8otten mleoer oil
pereinen."
llnb 10 erfldrte err Dem 2oro, er
meroe Die Sad)e in Der Sanb behal-
ten. nift aber obne gegeu Die Mb-
iid)t, Die er fir groulam mn limb
bait balte, feier!ih 81 proteitleren.
Nod ON ielben Gage febrte Wr.
Serb na6 g%ibburnbam 5urilf. Gr
troItete lid nit Dem @eoQnten, Bob
Niles reft mcrben miliIc, iein Ser6
ober nor nift rlbig, unO er that Den
Sd)ritt piDer Willen.
Grit mill id) WtrS. @albrpn allcin
ieben", iagte er lid, uiie muB 3eit mo-
ben, 5i iiberlegen."
Gr martete bis Gnul Ons Snus
perloiien bate, beaob lid Oann ioiort
bin mo fanb 2iap nit Nuibinbell
bon Hoien beifGftigt; Der Giiit DER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

roiigen Sliitbe id)ien iie SIT nm.
ld)ncben.
Sic tonmen, Die Sfi35e ouiSr.
ncbmen", begriiBte lie ibn lG6eli1o.
sd fonlnte, Inn nit Sbnen AZ
lpred)en, Wrs. @albron; fDnnen Sic
mir Elm Giertelitiinod)cn id)enfen?"
SiQp erbleifte.
r@s lit nlf)ts, mas Sic erifrefen
biirfte, Blonde niiroen es altte
aunbe nennen, ih iberloiie es Sbncn,
bieriiber al nrtbeiler. Sebenfdas
milnlte ih Sic oQeill 5u lpred)en."
SillD iiibrte Den 6remoen sur
&uDebn1f inter Der lime.
Sic botte einige Hoicn IN Der
Sun0, mo m0breno Der Inpalt NIT
ibr iprod), rib lie Die ouftenben 9ldt.
ter pom Stcrgel. Sabre ipGter err.
iuncrtc Der &olenbuft lie nit iolf]er.
Moft, an iere S5ene, baB Die Slltne
ibr 3umiDer mur0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

oes N%opofaten mar Iobnenber, als Ell
81 boffen eetpogt.
Gr liieg in einem fleireil, altpdte.
ridden 8aitbous nb mo lro mad
1iide ocn @irtb su cinem 8lai(
Weir Gin. Gas @eiprad) murbe All
iingeipohnlide raid)e SobcsiGle &C.
lenft, ulb nun mrrbe Die @eihidt(
elmer if)Onen. iuneen Game erS1blt
Die Dor Snbren NIT eincm ainbe mad
oem StaOtfen gefommen uuib bo &c
itorbcn mar, obne ST. iugeil, ipie III
belize, per lie iei, BON ipallnen iii
foinme.
LIMB bot man ieitbcr nifts MGbe.
res erfabren2" frngte Mr. tSprb, unl
priiite gleihgiltig Die Sarbe Des
@einps.
Ter @irtb idiittelte Den aopf.
,9tie mebr."
Limo bas 4inb?"
Dos Gino blicb bel ben 9euten
meld)e Die frelnbe Came %auinnbmen.
mo lpu6s 5itm idoniten Mdod]el
Der 8egerlb beran. Sic nanltten e.
Siap Ielobel."
o@ie alt mag Tie nun iein?"
nGann's hiht iaaen; ~icocnfaas
NOR lie iebr jung, ais iie iit Der.
bciratbete."
Sic perbeiratbete iih?" inter.
brad Der Ibootat erlhrcdt, rlpen
beirotbete iie?"
saul @olOron, Sauire Sbof.
ficlb's Scrmaltcr. @enn Die Code
Sic intcreiiirt, miro Wtrs. Telobel,
Die germ iiber Die 6eifid)te plalibert,
Sbncn ale Gili5elbeitcn m~ittbcilen. "
Nr. Soro foletc Dem slltcn mo
crfubr oils Dem Wunbe ocs idlid)tcrl
@cibes Die Grlebniile, nnd Oellen er
10 lange pergebens geforldt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

A+I Gorge uingab er Den
@insigcn Der ibm bon
"v ieinen Sproiieu blieb.
Wenn ober oas ,fiat"
eeiprodJen, iper permofte oeiicn
Qouf auf5ubalten2 Ter 2este
Der Garlspopb erfranfte. Gieic
bieltcn oniiir, Die mabloie Gorge bes
'@aiers babe bu5u beigetraaen, i'm 5u
tooten, @r botte 5u Diele Ier5te, 5u
plele @artcr, man oeriltd)te 5u nlele
Mittel, ibn Si rettei. Gel Dem nm,
tpie ibnl mole, nod offer Initreng-
ing, nod iebem eroenflihen 8erliih,
bas foitbare 2eben 81 rettcn, erlOi6
es, unb 9prb Gorlslpooo blieb per-
einiomt 5lriif.
Stunoenlang .inB cr Dor Der 2eide
feiles ainoes, bolb bet1ubt, obne
geiinnung uno @efiibl. gr per-
mod)te ons gntieslihe farm 5u
faiien.
8or SurSem nod lebte er IN Der
Mitte ieiner bliibcnoen Sobne, MIN
batte bes Iobcs Slutb lie slae hon
linn eeriiien.
Ils man BOZ Sbeilnubme pcr-
iu6te. i'm aus ieines Sdmer5ens
Storrbeit aufSuriittcln, etbob err lid,
oils ernahe er aus einem boien
Sroune.
Die Sono bes Serrn licgt idper
olif mir, murmeltc er, unb es pa-
rem bic einsigen @orte, Die iiber ieine
2ippen famen.
Gle Garlsrpooo leiben till llnD
Niemanb funnte ieiner Seele Gual.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
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Sic Wcriuhituo.

Sor0 Garlslpop0'S Sod)ter mar
tobt, feline Gnfelin ober lebte. Seine
2iebe 5u geota mlbte iib auf 2iap
iibcrtragen, ibr miiroe er geip1bren,
mas Stol5 uub unwiaen Der Sod)ter
perneinte.
SaB 2iap permGblt, mar oller-
0ings cine iinan9cnebme lteberra-
idnng, bof hing Iqes BON Dem
Wann 'nb, belien Weib iie gelporben.
Seui5eno gebadte Der Mnpalt Der
9luft, Die swiid)en Squire Sboi-
fielb's Sermalter nllo benz itolsen
Soro Garlsmooo iib nuitbat, cine
aluft. Ole 5u iiberbriiden unnloelib
i6ien.
Dor Iaem mnbte err 2iQp ieben.
@ar lie boffnungslps, ~gelpobnlid,
obue Siloung. obte S1bigfeit, 10
muBte er natiirlid Maes Dem @un-
Idle bes 2oroes mbeimltellen, nift
nber IN i'm oringen, lie on3unebmen.
Im tlilglten NOR es, lid oils 6rem.
Der 81 naben, auf baB lie feline
abnl,ng bon Dem @-unoe oes geiu.
Dies babe.
@ir boben beretts geicben, ipie err
bel Wrs. @aloroii borlprad).
Sic nar mebr, piel mcbr, als or
5u bpffen geipogt, unb bas &irb, Der
lodenoe, bilbih0ne anabc, 9orb
Garlpooo's urenfel = bas mar elm
6lno.
limo bod bate Der gnnolt &c.
miinift, 2iap mobte nifyt perbeira-
tJet gelueien iein.
@ie miirbe Wplorb Die aunbe Der
Sermablung n%uinebmen?
Wr. Soro mp1te oas Geiilltnt lei
ner 9emiibungen feinem Vriefe ull.
pertrallen, er iclbit poQte cs l,od
Eralpn bringen. Nur Elm @lieo Der
Settle feblte mebr sur pollfommencrt
Sid)erbeit: WeoaiQon mno. Hing.
Der IOpofat begab lid Sli Dem @eiit-
lid)en, Der bnmais peri,Ift bate, Der
Ibfunft bes periuaiiten &inOes auf
Die Spur 81 fommelt. Wr. 9irbeQ
mad)te feine Sfmierisfeit, 5cigte Die
bel Der Seif)e sefunoeuen @egen-
it1noe Dor, mo eit 3lpeifel tOnnte
nun nidt mebr itattfinoen.
DIR. Serbs Notriht pcrIeete
Sorb Garlsluoob IN grobe Iufre.
gung.
Isle gleid)t ihrer Mutter?" iragte
er. .@ns bud)ten JIG mir, bas 9inb
10 fritz All perbeirntbcn? SicBc iid) Ole
Che nidt ammuQieren? 8ie lit Der
0atte?"
Gin edter Sobn oes Bottles, ihor
frGftig nit einncbmOen 3iiaen ulo
%itol5er Saltnng, ileibig uno icbr se-
idJidt. gr hot Die Wanie, Grfino.
inget 81 MADDEN. 2urf u1o oilrd]
rabifal IN politii6cr S2Siehmg,
pod)t er aili Die &efte oes Irbcitcrs.
@r lit cin Heoncr in ieiner Irt ullO
miro ols Sriiber ieincr Gartei be.
trahtet, mie man mir idgte."
Gntiebt crbob Soro GarlspopO Die
feline Sono.
.@emig. 9enug; mas lit er icilcs
Mnites nnd)?"
.giiiae ncirlten i'm Squire Shot
iielb's Terlpnltar." entNegucte Der
NOpofot oficl3udcnb, oonberc icincll
iSoriter, mir ideint CT beioes in elmer
Yerior."
.Sfeint icine Srau ibm 5uga-
tban?"
Wr. Sorb lGdcltc.
sd beurtbeile beiier eincr Mcd)ts.
fol, ais Den Orab Der 3uneIgung
elmer lbonen T%Srou."
Yllno oaS Sinh lit fraitia unb &C.
JUMP"
Ser Surge lit ein iclten iAorcs
&iil0."
IS criitono cine Yauie. Wplorb
idien in ticicu @ebmufen. Seine
9rouen maren iinitcr. ieinc 2ippcn
5uinnmlcngcprebt. Gnblidl crbob or
lid. idriit our6's 3innier mo blicb
Dor Dem lebcrsaroben 0ilbniB BON
Sero Socelpn Garlsmoo0, Der 10 to-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Der 8atb bes Mbpofaten.

9crb Garlspooo geitano Die @lift
feil,es Shmer5es, iein Stol5 ober
NOR nid)t gebrofen. llmIonlt lpruf)
Der greiie HrieIter Des Shloiies bon
Den Siigungen Der 8oriebung. BON
Der Iotbnenoigfeit, in 9emutb Die
Snnb bes Serrn 5I e%rfennen.
,Meine ainber iino foot, Cir, alle
&offnungen meines Sebens 5eritort,
bas Seste ober, mas Elm Garlspooo
bon lid mirft. lit, NOS Sic rStol5"
an nenren belieben", e%ntgegnete Wip.
Ipro.
IS mllrbe ober 3eit, on Die 3u.
fiinit 5i benfen. 8isber nor ShloB
Gralpn in birefter 2inie bon .Sobn
81 Sobn pererbt moroen. llnter
8eorg Dem @riten regierte 3ran5
2orb bon Garlslpooo nlf Yralpn.
gr botte orei Sohter, aber feinen
monnlifen Nnhfommen. Der crit.
eeborcne Sobn ieiner d~ltelten God.
ter, Die er SorO Burton perm1blt
botte, folgte ibm.
Wer aber iolte nun Den &u6m
bes alten 8eihledtes aufreft erbal.
ten9 Goro .G~arlspoob bate feline
glutsperponoten, uiIb jeoer Sropfen
oes alien VluteS erbob lid gegen Den
9ebanfen, einen Sremben auf Yra.
Inn an piIien. Wos mar 81 tbi,n?
MDlprb ianote nod Dem Mmuolt oes
&unies, Wr. SorO BON 9incolnS
Snn, Der ieit Sobren oas Gertroiten
Der Sanilie beieiien. Noh Dem III.
ieli9en Sfritte Der Softer bette er
iif ieboh lmionit bemiibt, ben olten
Serrn 81 beluegen, haB er menigitcns
cine Gente bon tauIenb Tfnno fir
geata nusiese: MILFORD molte bon
feinen 5abqoien S~auienben feinen
S6iaing geben.
Nad Dem acknowledgement Ser.
flf)e bntte Mr. Sorb Den Namen bes
unelidlihen MGo6ens niht mebr
ermGbnt, ,no aith jest 5ogerte er.
sd iebe nur einen aiismeg, ober
er miro @urer Sorbihoit unarge-
nebm fem"
Limb Scr mGre?"
Sic ideinen 5u ~bergeiier, Mp.
Iorb, bnB Sbnen cine Sodter Iebt."
gr id)iittelte bas Saupt.
rgfir itorb Tie Dor Snbren."
.@ieleidt beiibt lie Nahfommcn,
bic icocrfaas l6ulhlos iinb an Ser.
geben Der Iittter."
Soro G~arlsmoob itieb Sen Stibl
Suriif uno NAB NIT idncaenl, erreg-
ten Sfritt oas @cmad).
ySdulolos!" wieocr6plte CT cno.
lid nit bittercr Gmpbaic. .ireilih
tuobl, immerbin obcr Die ainoer
eitcs n%omenloicn 0cnlcincn HGubcrs,
Der mir - Die ToG)ter ltobl."
Seit longen Sabren mar boS @ort
ridt iiber iciue Sippcn 9cfomnen;
es foitete Milbc, es nua5uiprcd)cn.
o@ie marc es moalih. bic ainocr
tcnes Wonnes nod Ernlpn 5h brin,
gen, wie fonnten lie meilleu abnen
f~ol9en?"
limb bod mare cS pieaeidlt belicr,
ais Sremoe bier 81 icber, ais oos
ffaI5e @cifle6t III Stmub pcrioQen
gu laiien. Siuo es and aiiOer
jones Wannas, 10 9e6oren lie bod
unitrcitbar aii1 Sbrcm glutc on.
alei6en Sbnen pieGeidt, tragen ben
f~iol5en. cblen Character, bns Seucr,
bic ritterIide Gbre ocs @eidledtcs
In Der 9ruii."
MploroS 3iige crbeGten Iif).
rllno bas aud ridt nngelom.
men, fubr Der gbpofat fort, .Dattcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Scata's gricfc.

0iebcr laben Der Soro urib iein
Nnmalt 5ur Seratbuna belammen.
sd babe Nlcs uerilldlt, uto MleS
blleb obne Griolg. @dre mir Der
S6attcn elmer &oiinpna gebiiebeu,
Guer Soroldait idbcn mid niht bier.
Is ihcint wobl iri,dltluS, cine Srnae
5l ltcllcn: muroen Saop genta's
Yrieie ole perniftet?"
sd babe ME eiilen berielbcn &c.
lebcn; nud]oem i9 Dem SauSmeilter