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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
WOOL AND COTTON.
Tests and SugRestiOns to Rene m ber
When Buying. Goods.


When Buying Goods.
The difference between wool and cot
ton is very great and in the case Of
separate threads Of each Is plainly ap
parent. yet when these same threads
are closely interviewer some good
Judges are mistaken and buy mixed
cotton and wool goods, firmly con-
vinced that there is not thread of cot
ton in the cloth. 1t is the custom of
all mills that manufacture cotton and
wool mixtures to run the cotton cross
wise in the looms thus leaving the
wool to run lengthwise. This is done
for two purpoSes-frst. to impart the
glossy appearance which the longer
stretch of wool gives when run in the
length Of the goods, and, second. be-
cause the proportion Of cotton is nee
cssarily less and more difficult to de-
tect The cotton thread. of course. is
much smaller and very difficult to dis
tinguish in a closely woven fabric.
There is one infallible test. however.
Take the bolt of goods at the cut end
and examine closely the crosSWiSe
thread slowly pulling it apart. If it
breaks almost evenly and comes apart
slowly. then one is safe in Judging it
to he all wool. If, on the contrary, it
breaks ia short. uneven strands and
falls apart easily, refuse to accept the
goods. for they are undeniably cotton
and will not give satisfaction. 1t We're
far better to get all cotton or all wool.
Men and Women Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
MOURNING ATTIRE.
The Rules Are Not Sc Rigid as They
Ncd To BE.

Every v"ar rules for mourning be
rolur loss rigid, and yct there are ccr-
'aH laws for mouruerS which are more
ti#u ever stringent MI black is left
oit S1ohor and HgIRHcd hy white and
2lsl much carrier dHu WAS the e;gse Il
few years b8rl but Grape IS new worn
far more than forHlcrIy. The bonnet
with lons flowing veil has disappcar
I'd "'fo@cthcr and in its place IS Il faSei-
n9j'n@iy bccp@siug toque. from the
back of which hangs gracefully drapcd
III AAt folds, Il Grape Veil any length de-
>fr,.i, according to the depth Of mourn
ing Warn.
Nowadays there is Il sharp line
(ifa WI between the expressions ''WciH
iH@ hlack" and wearing mourning.
i;N the first of these is merely implied
thai eolofS are 10 be temporarily omit
ted. and SO long us the dress is black
ii may be trimmed With either satin or
velvet aud a touch of white lace is
permissible at the throat and wrists.
For second mourning practically all
black materials are considered perfect
~ correct. no matter how inconSruous
they may seem at first. \ black span
gled evening gown. provided 1t is en-
tirely black. is permitted. and black
satin and embroidered crepe de chine.
but all these. Of course. only for the
few months before colors are again to
be donned. or just Mt first, when only
the lightest mourning is worn for one
not in the immediate family. as cousin,
aunt or uncle-New York Telegram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
BRIEF MENTION.

H. c. Couch Of Magnolia was here
Monday afternoon.
Miss Alline Berton of Helena is the
guest of Mrs. Will Riley.
r. r. Smallwood was a Little Rock
citizen in town Monday afternoon.
Superintendent W. r. Tyler of the
Iron Mountain was in the city Mon
day.
O. l.. Tribble of Little Rock was a
euest of the Antlcrs Monday after
noon.
Mrs. T. p Farrelly of Grady was
a guest of the Arlington Monday af-
teTnoon.
W. O. Price and Byron Price of
Stuttgart were here on business Mon
day afternoon.
r. Price came over FROM Little
Rock Monday afternoon and register
ed at the new Antlers.
Mrs. ]. B. Simon and son. Bernard,
have returned from a ten-days' visit
to friends in Little Rock.
Feh Ashley of Benton came. over
or brief basin SIS trip Aoaaa. af CT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
! SOCIETY NOTES 4
) 4 Z r = = + = = T. + + + = = + Z
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday, November 4.

Daughters of the Confederacy meet
with Mrs. Peter Bridges. 3 o'clock
Wednesday, November IS.
Mrs. Edmond Wroe Freemans re
ception to Mrs. O. w. Clark and Miss
es Austin and Howell. $50 to $50.
Elks theater. "Hoity Toity.'
Thursday, November is.
Fortnightly club meets with Mrs
lrl Armstrong.
Mrs. C. X. Caruthers entertains al
cards. complimentary TO Miss Rowell,
o'clock.
Eks theater. Louis James in vi
ginius'
Friday, November II.
Elks theato1, the musical comedy
: "A Trip to Egypt
Miss Bette Hahn entcrsains Silk
Stocking club, 2:30.
German at Bluff City club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
And It's So SimnIe Too.

Mrs. John Jacob Astor. who has been
called great beauty on both sides Of
the Atlantic. gives this as the simple
method by which she preserves her
good looks: Live simply. take adequate
exercise. eat nationally. act with DELHI
GRAFTON and get plenty of rest Lillian
Russell recently gave the same pre-
scrlption. Mrs. Leslie Carter has been
giving it for three or four years and
Patti and Rernharlt have been hand
ing IL out for twenty years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
Banquet Tonight.

The great "15oo" banquet take:
place at the Y. NJ. c. a. tonight. It
is expected that an immense crowd
will be present. and preparations fol
the event have been made on an eA
tenSive scale
Following is the program tor The
big 1900 banquet 10 be given al tb"
Y. NJ. G. A. tonight:
Program.
Reynolds orchestra.
Panon solo. Prof Mcneil.
Vocal solo, Miss Amanda Dye.
First annual report. A. B. Richard
son. general secretary.
Vocal solo, Miss Ella Reeves.
Address. Mr.. F. B. Shipp railroad
secretary international committee. 81.
Louis. Mo.
Violin solo, Miss Lizzie LeMaire.
Mixed quartet. Hark. Hark My Soul.
Address, Hon. II. L. Remnel, Little
Rock. Ark
Vocal solo. Mrs. Davidson.
Short talks, city pastors.
Male quartet, The Story of the
Tack
Short talks, by the boys.
Vocal solo. Miss Grace Anderson.
Vocal solo, Mr.. Henry Roberts.
Piano solo. Prof. Mcneil.
Orchestra.
Owing to the absence Of James
6ould, who was called out of the city
on official business We n. LansYord
will preside as chairman of. the COM
mittee Of arrangement of the Y. NJ, {.
A. at the bi. banquet tonight, Chair
ran Gould having requested MI
Langford to assume the respon slbhi-
ties at the banquet. = = -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

ICON and ~pcn ,A- evening a Al.
Trulock.
7. b. Go'dsbz joear citizen
Of England Wa q 9a4st ef 5ae- AZ
an4'on Monday afternoon.
fr anna NIE@ o c. Cars 65vo= ru#
turned fran,#faea- aaaaH tom. ald am
TOW l. 8oma o ~ ir -tfaalz
Mir ana N0~. \. 4 Noy am.
aaa~a5" Of Nelson were guests Of
lie T0Io.E Monday afternoon.
}. Il pu.be.=os Lake Village va
a -eues of h. Ar.a4la0 Monday af
teauoon NhiIt H,al on j ausinl -
11iP
Jno Mcdonald Of Hplona VA, in
town on brieG bu~iapss zip Monday
afternoon ad spent few hours at The
Arlington.
Dr T. w. IlafIison came In from
TeXafiIana Oh 4 short business trip
Monday afternoon and registered al
the Arlington
Miss Ollie Matthew'S. Who has been
Visiting Mrs. NJ Baker. on Nest Fifth
avenue. fer some time past, lef, for
Men phic Tuesday.
r E. L. Giles Of the United States
oepaftn ent OF agriculture. was here
on business mission Monday after
noon. guest of the Trulock.
Mrs. r. s. Daniels of ST Louis.
mother OF Mrs Russell Hollis of this
city. arrived today on visit TO her
daughter. She will spend severa!
days here.
The only living specimen of his
Eind in captivity, Doc" Waddell.
l,leas agent for Robiason's big circus,
is alling himself conspicous in the
city today.
Rev. John S. Dye. presiding elder
of the Little RGck district. Methodist
church. south. was a visitor to the
city Monday. and mixed with his
many friends here.
Rev ". c. Watson, pastor OF
lakeside Methodist church. left for
81 Louis Tuesday He will be alb
sent several days. having been called
o Missouri on hnSiness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs X T. Roberts have
from their bridal tour
through the east. and are al home to
hei, friends at the residence of Capt
md Mrs. ~ T. Roberts In Lakeside.
Folio man J. J. DawKins has re-
urned from trip to Dallas. Texas
lis little girls. Ela and Fay. return
d homo with him. having attended
he state fair al Dallas. They are
loW al their home al III Beech
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
DEATH OF WELL-kNoWN NEGRO

!. EDr: Wiley Reed. a negro who form
aefly lived in Pine Bluff, died Sunday
at Nashville, Tenn, and his BODY
was brought here for internent. He
was son OF Ben X. Reed one of the
most prominent negroes of this CITY
and was nephew of the late Wiley
Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

The value Of the daily newspaper
as the best means of reaching the
American people is more conclusive
" demonstrated as tine goes on.--Co.
lunlbia. O., Journal -y...-.z--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

We think that newspaper adver.
tisina is III most essential TO success.
ewando's French Dyeing and Cleans
ing House. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

There's just as much danger in not
3eartising enough as there is in ad.
Vertising TOO much-in one case you
decrease Your sales; in the other you
%Gste your foney.-Nathl c. Fow-
e.. j., Baston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Successful advertising is impos
sib'e without the use of the press
Manager Stalker. J. B. Bamaby Co.
Boston and Providence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

The valHe of advertising trade
Aark is now versally recognized
J. ". Burdich. 6. p. A.. Delaware
ID Hut9st Canal Railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Darkness resembles Ignorance.
One causes physical. the other men,
tai blindness. Acetylene is a good
tdy fer both.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Nideawake advertisements often
lrove to be giants in dis9uise.-J
Walter Thompson n. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

firmly believe in honest represen-
Iation and constantly bringing our
trader. ak before ;he nablic.-Man-
a&er AGra ms, Brown Shoe Co, St
- s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

FrGCuent ard constant adVartisine {
brought me all own.-A T 8
art.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
P F F.LoCardi

PRACTICAL HORST: SHOER
2o6-2o +. Barraque St.
Old Phone 2S2, New Phone 21o
All work guaranteed. Hand
made shoes speciality. Partic-
ular attention given to lame in
terfering horses, Shop with W.
r. Crawford and Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Hundreds Of o. her bargains In now
and others in transit.
e. F. SEWELl,
The Spot Cash Groceryman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Eolic man J. J. DaWiilns has re-
turned from a trip to Dallas. Texas.
His little girls Ela and Fay. return
Cd hone with him. having attended
he state fair al Dallas. They are
now al their home al III Beech
street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14
SEWELL'S SPECIALS
FOR OPENING DAY

have in transit from Cnrtlce
Brothers company, New York, a ship
u.ent of the finest canned goods, such
as peaches. pears, cherries, string
beans, peas, jams, preserves, pure ma
rlc syrup, boned chicken, turkey, POI
ted ham. etc. that was ever bought
for this market These people have
r%ouested me to give them the nahes
oj 100 ladies in this city, whom
would like for customers.
In order to obtain these names at
once. | have decided to put up We'd
ncsday,. .Noven Der Is, 100 bags, 20
rounds Standard Granulated Sugar
and each lady who will call Tor send
and give NE her name and address
and 81 in cash shall have one Of these
big dollars worth of sugar. Renem-
i1er. don't deliver any goods and il i
is not convenient for you TO carry
such heavy package, we will pul
Your name on il and set ii aside for
YOU until You can send for ii. vii,
also have numbarless other bargains
that will interest you and would be
glad to meet you in my new spot cash
store. No. 205 West Second avenue.
Read the following prices:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs X r. Roberts have
returned from their bridal tour
through The east. and are at home to
fheir friends at the residence of Capt.
ana Mrs. ~ T. Roberts In Lakeside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

Rev. ". c. Watson, pastor o
Lakeside Methodist church. left fol
ST. Louis Tuesday. He will be alb
Sent several days. having been callet
10 Missouri on business "trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-14

W. l.. I ani>ersicN. President
90. n. Well Viz t -preSidcut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22

iiberIcbenb, 63rte er i6r Al, pie er ols
2(r3t ben 9la9en Ieiner Srunten
lQufot.
mit fsir,m morfe unfer6roh or fe,
W,r tiefer II 9ruit fero6 ientte Ii6
Iein qonf 3rnb ofs &c oesn6et Ieots
feline meat, iicb rin ouf lire. i'm
G6oo6 oefnIfeten SSnhe -
grme orme 1r6u.N
Sine g0oilp y6mieosn bsihe. sins
ur's or6cre hr1rnten BE meibrddts.
IiG54er 6srn6 bismefIrn fieT BON einem
Elm 9rnpfsn al G8oSen. ,pic cine Iinfenbe
5brGne,
81 redts her 0ofor f6 olF. 6eire
G+imup Mar ri6io ms FeYt.
XIX bi- Teft fiTf %16ren bierber in
ri" iSrrbsfoSt I6slde}iebslt ms babe
5dhon Hftcr 6emiinfhf Stmonn al fin
Zen Ssr "a 6crIFrbf rfr meme beIhei.
6enp 6Iitsffhfei 'ef,nos febooliher an
mnrbeI at6 reine iebi1e yp;rt6Ihof.
trrin. W{iir0en Gie la entIbIiebcn
f6rne1 nm hersn C+enr mil phrrm
g66terten pienei6E Quf 70 IonGe an
mir III fommen. Els fn etpas 9eIferes
fir Gte ccfun0tn?"
G6peiacn - tiefes Sdpeiden. llnn
Damn pl0blih III iie Dor Dem 0oftpr
n~ieOeroedIitten, por linn tnicen0, lire
Qippcn ouF feline Sldnoe PRETEND,
itumme, belize, Dant beben0e, Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22

ole 8ldttcr bin9e1en g%etrennt odporr,
Damn bat Gin uncrforIhli6e5 @eIdid
es dnocrs beItimmt.
4ll6 in Gnqluno fpielt ole WtiItel
CUR Wei9na6tsseit cine bsrOorragenoe
Noue unN mon6erlei nit ibr Der
tniipfte MISUNDERSTANDING bdngen nit
uralten beiOnii6en 0oritelunQen 3u-
iommen, 0jc I;d in bic 6riitlide IeIts
feier Girijte,gerattet toben. 9erW&iIteIs
3peig IelbIt 1T Elm 8ermd6tniB Der
Oruioen. llno Die GtrduBe uno SUR
Iauoen Don im%merQriinsm 8ldttpert,
pomit ole GnglGnOer nod jebt ibre
SGuier 3u Deibna6ten I6miiden, lint
ni6ts dn0eres ols teionilde llsberreite,
Die nod BON Den grpBen UNI Die Wtitts
oeS 3e5ember gu Gbren 0eS Sdturnua
gefeierten Ieien G%erItdmmeu. guf ole
felbe Que1e fam mar Die dll1cmeinen
Gu~It6arteiten 5uriidfiibrer, tei 0enen
9iener unb 6errsn in England ii6 in
~5ndn9lrTcr Wciie matchmaker pers
gniigsn.
8is ouf Den beutieen Gag 1T bas
gtnIebsn Der Wiitsl i'm 8olte nod nidi
gang perihmunbsn, nod INNER perGtn:
ben iid nit ibr iibernatiirli6e Dor
itelungen uno aber9ldubti6e 0e
brduts. Sin Miftel5tpeig, in Der
Gbrtitna6t an bic ObItbdume gsbuns
Den, i6ibt 9egen ous 5auIen oes Gb
ties, ge9en Ruupen iino Sngsl. Sin
MiiteI3rpeig i'm 8ubitan pernsbrt Der
Staqbere ben Gintriti. 2(llb ols Qmu.
lett, ais Wittel oegen oos ,b0ie Des
fem" finoet ole MtItel 0eripenoung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22

5enItern Ser Sduier ober an Strabeno
eden Carols gum @ortrog brin9en.
Die @epfIo9enbeit Ser Waits 1T nit
telaltcrIi1en ~llriprungs un0 %erinnert
an Ole alien muIi3irenoen Wd6en,
lpeIfe III oes &0niQs Sof oiermal 3pie
f6en W}i6aelis uno 5aitna6t Die
Wa6e pftffen." Gs cntitanoen i'm
Qdufe Der 3eit 3tpei 2lrten bon Carols,
fol4e religi0Ien unb Ipl6e peltliden
SuboltS. nit Dem Nbiingen Der lebs
tercn perbano man MhIIit uno Yang,
@a0emein puroe Der 8rdltd urter oen
&uoors 14s5 bis 1GO8), 10 bdB Seinz
rid VIII, Der 0urh 0en n2drm oes
Carol Singens, Der Gloden ,ino Ions
Iti0e a~urSpsiI" trunt 9etporOen mar.
1926 Elm @erbot ge0en Ole g(usiibung
Ser Site erlieB. 9us Glteite uoA bor4
buuoene Carol itommt aus Benz 13.
Subrbunoert; 0a8 Moiiuiirtpt bts
2ieOes miro i'm 8ritiI9en MuIcum
auf6emd9rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
llntcrm J~l(jlot6Wcig.
Sir S~cbrutun9 Der @ifrl in Der
Mgt1c uno 1T DER g9ribna6tsIcirr.

Gin sDmboi ceS 1ttsoenS SnhurafeI 1ieis
dauioc cage SSiouii@c S'ortcuuueen in
Der dsttGi4cn 6eitieicr Aaeg0I6nUtiAe
GebrGIdIr.
9rn Den pieleh alien @r0uhen,
neld)e nit Der 5cier oc5 @cibnoht0z
leIte5 pcr6unoen Tino. oiirfte oer Sui
mttrm Milte!5peig" Die jun9en Geute
am meiiten interciiiren. 0enn nam
lid Elm 6rcmoer ooer Elm 5rtuno oc9
SauIes Elm jun9eS W}Gb6en unter BEN
an scr Gete ooer am 3%biirtolten oui
gcbGngten N}iItel5r2i1 itcDeno erbIitt,
0arf er BON inn nd6 oltcm 0ertom
men einen Sup beiihcn, Der lrpbl aud
in Oen meiIten 8duen %bereitpilig ges
pGbrt miro, nm 10 meGr, ais ndh
einem alien NGcrQIauten icoe8 Fets
ratb2f09ige Wdo6en binnen Sobress
friit in 9pmens HoIenfeleIn 9es
idmieNet miro, b0S unterm WttiteIs
Sireig gettjBt r2orren lit.
Nu6 oieIcm GeGrdu6 ljcgt Elm tie
fcrer uno isicrliHercr CHM al GrunOe,
ais man Gclt, 0arjn ertcnrcn Oiirfte.
Seine uripriinlljGe GeOWtu"g 1T
brett in Der Gage 5u Iufen, ipic
9alor, Der ireunOlj6e 6ott oes Gid
ties, our6 Den b0Icn Colt Oes Teuers
2oti per.nittelIt zines YieileS 9etDOtet
por0en lit, Der aus einem W}iIteI3retg
oeiprmt mar. NIs Sdlhr Damn pi,oer
gum Qeten ertpeit roroen, bat feline
I}utter TtiQga Den Wtiiiel3lpei1 in tire
SObut 9enommen, 0dmit er ME pieoer
Elm Wert5euq 0es 80ien lperOen tonne,
Gr pur0e unter benz @a6e aufgebdngt.
ltnO penn 5mei ii6 barunter 6~ege9neten,
70 gdbeu iic einonO;r zen Sub oe8
S~rieOen8. oamit oQe MeIt piHe, bub
Oieie pilan5e Elm 3ei6en Der Qiebe uno
nidt oe6 Gooes iein 5olte.
Sn Den Der. Staaten befra9en Ole
no6 Der Gbe Ii6 IebnenOen 2ietenoen
bu8 Oratel in Der Weiie, OdB ie 5pei
M}iFstbIatter an 0as 5euer 6aIten, rps
BEL .Gr" oOer nSie" ii9 3pei Humen
benton. Wenn Die perfobtten 9lGtter
3uIammen ouifIiegen, pcrOen Ole
@liidli6en, oeren Ndmen Tie trugen.
bol0 in ben gbe6aien iegeln, f~lottcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22

nQ8outcn sic 3u mir, ticbe 6rou!'
ipei6en 3ij8cn TorTt niht eigen lit. 60
tritt Ie nodrals an ous 4ett ne5 flint
iGbrigen Mdo9en8. Stumm preBte
fie bos Sino an iih, Damn gebt tie. sic
nil alles, fam ole5 ~ fir Ods &ino,
9etteln - fir ibt &in0.
Cine SaIsgenoiiin te8e9net ibr auf
Der StrdBe.
nNu, 6rou 9drGlon, nod einsn tel
Iigen Gbriit eintouIen fir bic 2eni
Mie 9ebt'5 ihr oenn?"
.Wie - INNER" preBt 0ie 9nges
reoete beropr, &ieNdhtdrin fdbrt fort:
.Ste IoQteu oo6 nal ctnen 0ottor
fra9en. ltuten an Der Gde BON Der
SobenItrabe no6nt elmer. Den g}az
men tpeib i'd nift, lie nennen i'm MIR
Den @rmen0ottor, neil CT 5u Den armen
2euten 10 gut lit. Nebmen tbut er BON
uniereinem nihts."
5rou Qnna 8arblan gebt tDeiter.
Ginen 9ottor - dl6 rb tie ni6t dm
beIten piiBte, mas ibrem &ino fe6lte.
Yfle9s. ~trdftigenre Soft, Elm teQsr, lufs
tiger Haum. Gonne!
Sic lit bis an Die Gte Ser Sober
itrdBe oefommen. We6dutIh bleibt lie
iteten. Ser Qrmenrottor ioQ "a mo6s
men? so ie i'm Dob einmal fragt?
Sort lit Elm S6iIO - sic tritt niber,
LEFT einen Wamen - Or. GrnIt 6ars
Der. prattii6er Nr3t" - uno itebt ME
%er'tarrt Dor Der S6iir.
IS 1T ia nint m0glih, pis tGme
er pobI bierber in oieic ferRe, fremOe
Staot - II cine Nomens9leiAbeit -
uno 0oh - beioc Nuren -
9d tritt aus Dem Snnern oes 6ous
'es Scenario berou8 uno fragt: nWoas
ten Ste 3u mir. liebe 6rau?"
Der W%rmen0ottot - uno - feline,
feline Stimms- Sin 3wittern ourfs
rtnnt Iie, 'ie blei6t itumm.
Gr trjtt 0idt an lie Herdn. Sinh
Sic tront?"
Seine 0iiti9e Stimme uno trob oss
perdnoerten Gartas iein Geiift nit
benz ernit mitoen 3u9e oerer, Die an
eignen Qeio Mitleioen gelernt bdben -
&rompfbdFt fdIten 1iA ibre 9Groe
i%neinanoer, uno fir ibr &ino t6ut ie,
mas 'htperer, tduIenofua i6nerer III
aIs getteln - ie fliebt Mot, 0a8 sc
fi6t tief pcrbiiut in ieiner gtiihen0en
S6dm. 2eiieipri6t lie: gMeiu Sinh"
Gs 1T, ais ob duh er itubt, beim
6lang ibrsr Stimme, cod Ser 2(r5t
fra9t %ioeiter: sd tperbe fommen. 40
pobnsa Sie2 Sbr 0dme?"
pima 8orblan."
Nie rorbin tie, oa lie Ieincn Numer
9~eleien, 70 ftebt iest Der 9ottor Itarr
Dor ibr.
pima - falIm bernebmbar fommt
Der Same bon ieinen Qippen. Damn
Elm getpaltIumes Nufraffen =
,3u Sbrem Ginoe - tpmmen Sic"
Stumm fhreit:t lie neben inn 6er.
Gr fe6t nur ibr drmli6es Srauertleio,
bort nur INNER Dor ieinen Sbren
einen Namen tIingen - Inna = unb
cine miisiam 81 ,@rabe getrd1ene Ser
qangenbeit BON Iieben Sabren itebt auf,
eritan0en Dor ibm oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
: bcurc ECindDc.

Ger Barrier a@il Nlds" itrcibt:
Gle AoniQc fonmen inns tbeller ST.
itcbcn. lie HeQierrmg perlonet pont
EurIomcnt iuit 100000 6ronc9 iiir
ole IcBten @ciuhc. Ger Gmpiang oeS
Sdob9 uoll Hcrilen mo 0cs Siiritct
pom Nulgurieu in Furis foiteten no..
600 6roncS; Der Gmpiong Der ireni,
0en Ninrinen 1lS.0O0 6ranes, bic
Heiic 0c9 Frniiocntcu Der Hepuhlif
nod Spunicn 10000 6rouc& scr
Gnlpfana oc8 Aoni19 BON Sponien
G22,i S1 6roucS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
Sin idI1ncr Scr6ittn9.

Ga2 mar ciuntol Elm idoner Sagl
(iu Sonncnihcin lag 6clo mo So9;
@riirlt Die Ncbclmoiicu grant.
Ser &inlnlCI lodtc Flor nte blolt.
lluO Mites ircrtc iid) 10 icbr,
@croO,, OILS % t& 6riibliuG mar!
licf 6inou&, ipcr louicn tltnnt'
,3u uitBcn nod Ole id0ne StunS',
,&nr Gclo uno @olo crihoq @eionG
%Sic Citcr NufcrItCbrrQ&tlonq.
Gin @crbittoQ ,uor No& potter Frod)t.
Sod adj nm icd6@ llHr NOR cS9todt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22

Worte, bic i6r @mpftnoen umtlei,
ben, bat lie aud Damn ni6t, ais iis rptes
Der orinnen in Der Stute itebt, bor i9r
Der Sorb nit Ieincm @ei6na6t59rin.
2eni lit cingeIfIdfen unter Der
0drme, Die pom Ofen ber 10 poblig
gu ibr binItr0mt. 2eiie ge6t Die N}uts
ter en0li0 Odran, BEN Sorb aus5u=
poten.
Die MeoiSin fir oa5 aino = StGrs
tunsen allsr Dirt unO 6reuoe - beue
Bei9ndGt5freuoe - Gi6ter fir Oas
gGum4en, S9mld ur0 SpieI3eug.
Sie rihtet ron ben GBpduren elm
ttejne5 Mio6I, iielt Oa9 @dum6en oui
Den Slid uno beQjnnt eS 5u i6m!iden.
SIS 1T ounttl Qerpor0en in DER
Stu6e, ais Ie oauit Tertig, Ger 2(benO
1T on9ebrofen, rer Mei5nahtsatcH0.
,Muttiftn," ruit 0as crpaHenoe
Stno - i'd bab' 6uHacc, lln0 ma6it
gu ni6t GiGt, Whuttil"
rSa, ia, ucin QiebIjr9," aibt ie NIT
einem bciBen Gore frober 6ait 3urid
uno loil mad rs Strei4b0l3crn greet
fen, Die GtrihbeSt ~ ent3InO,n. &ofl
Ole 6ano gIeitet 5urjid, Gin GeNante III
ibr oufqe3udt. Slr IroucrtlciO, iibey
Elm Sobr trdet ie cs nun, ioll IS ountel
au6 in 0ieien Mfcno iGottcn?
sic bat pl0blih cine Gooe Qe0ffnet
un0 ntmmt etlpa8 bon i6ren peni9en
6obielt8tcjten beraus. Sin altes alejO,
nod aus ibrcn MGofenjdbren, p:rtras
Qen, rerbIihen, aber bo6 tein 1hnurs
3es Qciogelpon0. GilenO5 3iebt ite Iit
I'm unO Damn bcginnt ie ole Gi6ter
a%n3u3iir0cn.
Wit neit0e0ifneten 9tuQen Iie6t oda
&tro ibr 3u uno plDblt0 III es aus lei
rem 8etthen %Ge1prurgcn uno Ite9t
iubcIno ncten ihr,
.Mutti. Wutti, nun ba6' id aud
einen Gbriit6aum uno od 10 oiele, pieIe
i66ne Safen Oruntel. urO nun bin
i'd aud glei6 nie0cr aan3 geiuno. Sat
oa8 Der 0ottor gemo4t?"
Sic bermag niht gu dntnorten,
nimmt oaS 9iro ouf zen @rm, umbiilt
cs marin uno hdlt e5 70 duf lbren
Gnieen, bis e8, miioe pon jau63enoem
Gnt3iiden, 0as &0pf6en an ibre 9ruIt
0etebnt, nisosr entI6Iummert lit. BE
butIam trGgt lie es auf 0as 8ettHen
3uriid. 9onn tritt itt ielbit an ods
Geniter. 9ro6en am 6immel I4ims
mern ole eipigen 2id)ter unb our6 Die
Gtiae tlin9en Die @eibna6tsgloden.
Gle Ialt'ht i6ren SAptngen un0
bort es nidt, pie idht Die 9biir 'id
Dffnet uno f9lieBt. QDenoet Ii4 crit,
oils binter i6r Elm Shritt o%ernebmbar
miro unb iie6t i'd nicOcr linn ge9ena
iiber - Dem @rmenbottor.
sd poQte nur nod einmal iebsn,
pie cs - ser &teinen se6t."
.Sie 1T pieoer eingeIhldfsn - BOZ
Slid" Idgt Die Mutter letie.
ST i6peiQt Elm paar Seturoen uns
iugt barn IdIt6t:
,Gs pGr iUobI Elm 3ufaQ, bdb mir
uns beute pieoer begegnsten, uber i'd
betrad)ie es dIs cine 6iigurg unb
mDdte Sic bitten: ieben Sic in mir
Den einitigen 5reuno unb GaFen sic
mid ais FOLDER Sbnen beiitebsn, tpenn
sic zines geiitunoes bs6iirfen."
llnb od iiebt er, pie fe %3ittert, iudt
er ourh cine oirstte 5rage ibr oos Res
ben al erleihtern.
Sic fin0 @ittips getporoen - Sbr
Mann lit to0t?"
Sell eintm Sabre" ~fliiItert Ie unc
itDBt oorn pI0Btid berpor:
sd nil ipreden 3u Sbnen, a1es,
olIss, mas mir lei! 2angsm auf DEM
Serssn brernt."
gr ntdts nur unb. iiN ihr geaens