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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-23
THE PLANS
FINISHED
FOR THE SINGLE STATEHOOD
SPECIAL TO WASHINGTON VERY
Low RATES ARE SECURED
A LARGE BUNCH OF RIOTERS
Will Go And All Will Root For Single
Statehood

c. G. Jones, chairman of the
joint statehood executive committee
has had up the question of rates
from Oklahoma City to Washing
ton for he large delegation who
will leave Oklahoma and Indian
Territory December 9th, and has
finally arranged rate DISCO. IS
from Oklahoma City to Washing
ton and return, tickets good for
/ thirty days. The arrangement as
now made are that if 100 or more
60 there will be a special train con-
sisting of one baggage car, one
coach, three tourist cars and two
standard Pullman cars. As stated
above, the railroad fare will be
$3655 for round trip, and the
tonrist car rates will be S4 from
Oklahoma City to Washington, and
the standard sleeper SS. SO in adj
dition to $50. SIS. 1t Is the request
Of Mr., Jones that every one who
is going on this trip notify him at
as early a date as possible, say not
later than December 3, whether
they will want a berth in the
tourist car or in the standard sleep
er. as it is necessary 10 have ample
time to make arrangements to have
plenty of space for every one, 50
that thetrip can be made COM
Portable and pleasant sit is long
trip.
The only credentials necessary to
90 on this train is that you he an
advocate for joint statehood for
Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
and il is hoped that every member
Of the delegation will go there with
but one purpose, and tn is to
work for j oint statehood, having
all personal differences, politics
and schemes, if we have any, at
home. and 70 there as one man
working for statehood. 1t is
earnestily hoped that every person
in the two territories who can will
60 upon this train with the delega.
ton and let their wants be known
as to the kind of sleeping car
accommodations. OF course, be
it is readily understood that every
one cannot have lower berths, be-
cause we shall use the entire car,
both lower and upper berths, and
if you send in your name and adj
ress to c. G. Jones, chairman, all
arrangement will be made for
your railroad tickets and tourist
sleeping car or standard sleeping
car, just as desired. Any futher.
information will be cheerful fur
nished upon request. The delega
ton will stop at different points a
long the route for from twenty to
sixty minutes at the largest town
and cities, if it is so desired. The
delegation will aim to stay in
Washington about six days, and
then the special train will return
Times Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-23

Wanted 1000 shares Of the
stock ofthe First National Mining
Co. address The Missouri Land Co.
FL, Paso Texas. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Isn't that the name OF the picture?" he sug-
gested inspredly.
g But viii you please tell me why she should ask
anybody such personal question as that: And
YOU of all people,
He could not answer, Of course. There followed
Finer Pits" she said at last. was it accidental
that YOU and Constantla Fleming met here IN
Rone?"
Accidental? OF course it wasl" he declared
stoutly. 81 didn't even know she was in Europe,
Good Lord, we ourselves didn't even expect to be
in Rome this week"
I'm not used to being sworn at" she retorted.
But. Frances, you're 500 confoundedly I'M
reasonable to-day"
Her broodng and indignant eyes were still turned
down the straight and narrow line OF Via Condott.
I've been thinking about this great deal to-
dav Elmer" she SAID more in latent sorrow than
rate1t anger And l never thought you would
try to deceive me after-after everything we have
been to one another,'
He looked at her he1plessly.
She swallowed hard, before she could go on And
I told YOU everything from first to last l didn't
keep back thing from you
But how could | help being decent to Constantla
Fleming? Shed always been-been considerable,
and all that, with me.
..Considerate," with whitening scorn. THAT is
not what | should care to call it" And again she
swallowed hard before she could go on. It's
no use pretending l don't know things Elmer.
I've been thinking about them all along. You
used to play golf with her and you We're on the
Applebv's Yacht with her as well
But what of that he demanded Other
girls"
ITS different from other girls" she declared
He looked at his shoes helplessly.
And YOU were ALWAYS trailing about after her -
then in a ha1t-assuaging afterthought-' before you
knew me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

with passionate little gesture
NO don't! Don't commit Yourself. | couldn't
bear the thought OF you ever being soft and mushy
and rnoonshiny with a It's so unlike you"
He drew the corners of his mouth down and his
shoulders up, wondering if after all he didn't
little resemble the portrait busts of Caesar Augustus
Elmer" she said do1orously, moving away from
him. do YOU think you would have married anybody
but me. if YOU had never met me and known me: y
"Never." he declared with heat.
4 can't believe that" she said dreamily. No,
| can't believe it." And the unhappiness in her
voice made him miserable. He essayed effort
to speak, but lump in the throat OF Cesar Angus
tus was making it hard for him to begin.
I'VE have been too happy" she went on quaver-
ing1v We thought it could last and be just
ALWAYS the same. But, you see, 1t can t.!
NO. it can't" he agreed as dolorously.
She clasped her hands in little wringing motion
of despair
perhaps these last two weeks have been too
happy" he ventured more hopefully.
YES, too happy" she echoed drearily
And perhaps this httle-er-this little set-to
will make things all right again., he ventured, still
hopefully.
She searched his face through the twilight
for some slight sign of mockery, but none was
there. oh, YOU don't understand! she mourned
vaguely.
Il know it," he said bitterly
She made dash at her ewes with the back OF
her hand He could see her shaken bosom rise and
fall on the stone balustrade.
'Frankie," he said miserably, putting his arm
about her sobbing figure.
DO YOU understand" she pleaded, in open tears
now. on his shoulder.
He gulped little before he could answer, 4
only understand one thing, my own: that love
YOU more than anything in all the world more than
life itselfl'
DO YOU, E1mer?" she said solemnly.
Then a silence fell over them, and far out over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Nonti. The sun WAS going
down on the dome of StPoter's
and on the thirteenth DAY Of their
honeymoon.
He sighed heavily, not because
it was all SO beautiful and new,
where before them lay the city and
the Seven Hills and Mount Giani-
cola bathed IN golden dusk and
S,raCtc uencilcd far to the right,
but because something momentous
had happened. As to what this
momen1ous thing was he was still
IN the dark. Yet the moment he
had stepped out of the Borghese
Gallery that afternoon he had felt
is presence. dim and gigantic
and foreboding, felt 1t just as
sailors feel the approaching ice
berg long before It Is IN sight.
And II was not two weeks since
they had left New-N ork (they had
been light and careless then, he
told HIMSELF in a shower Of tele-
grams and roses and good-bys. And
until TODAY. he remembered bit
terlv. there had not been one hour,
one moment. when life had seemed
ANYTHING but sun and happiness
for both OF them. But 1t had come
at lasr-he all along had feltSeCretly
that It was bound to Come-and
now he wondered. whatever turn
things might take. II the old feel
ing could ever be brought to life
again.
lust to think" he said at last,
throwing a stab OF usefulness into
i. its not two weeks since we
LETT New-N ork,'
Does it seem so long she
asked. succumbing to the stab. Her
voice was neither the CharybdIs
Of ice ror the Scylla OF open tears,
but 1t carried with II no expected
touch Of lualItics. So IN his be-
wilderment he only sighed again
this thing. he held. would have
to work itself out, now. He began
reading from his gulde-bo calmly
delIberation. Then climb these
he waved the open guide-bOol do
Piazza di Splgna. at sunset, when
in the last ravs of the sun. From
belfries the mellow bells ring for I
up out Of a blaze Of twilight glo
towers the great dome Of St. Peter $
Rubbish," he thought he heard
her breath.
He stopped and looked at her. /
tilted in open defiance OF all Rome al
her little pointed chin was nesting
hollow Of her hand; her arm, in tu
on a ledge Of cold and unapprecia
her ewes were gazing down the long
Via Condotti. He had a sudden
surrender everything and incontlnt
But he thought better OF this, and OF
book with careful fingers and s.
eyebrows.
"Dearv," she said at last cooingl
veled at the fact that a once endea
could be made so sePulchrally cool ;
ali by one little trick OF information an
He punished her accordingly by
in at least ten long seconds.
Dearv." she said again, with
sweetness that smote him to the he
have YOU known Constantia Fleming
"Whv." he asked vacuously.
That was Ike him, she told
escape in side issues. "Ch, l Wa!
i,,, - she said carelcsslv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
III O n Z 7

he had the effrontery to suggest,
chuckling cruelty.
"Oh, I don't doubt it! That
sort of girl usually does"
She looked at him studiously
from under lowered eyebrows.
Then she shuddered a little at the
sting of some new thought that
had come to her. les, it would
serve YOU right" she said absently.
What would serve me right"
he asked. His glance rested on
the curved ruddiness of her fight
ing under lip, and oddly enough
some vague sense OF deprivation
crept through him.
If-if | had never known you,
and you had kept on and on in the
old way, and had married Con-
stantia Fleming, and had had to
spend your life with that sort of
girl"
His first impulse was to groan
out an unhappy DON'T" but he
steeled himself against any such
bending to her will.
Why, Constantia isn't such a
bad sort, is she?" he asked inno-
Gently.
Her gaze which had been fixed
on dimly penciled Soracte, swept
around to him determinedly.
Elmer Pitts, did you ever kiss
Constantine Fleming?" she demand
ed.
oh. l say!" cried Elmer in
dignantly.
Did YOU" she persisted.
1 don't know. | forget"
You forget" she said bitterly.
Then a little relieving sigh escaped
her But l suppose a man always
forgets-with that sort of girl.
OF course cried Elmer, as he
tried to take her hand. But she
drew it away.
You haven't answered my
question. You are trying to hood
wink me and deceive me"
He was about to open his mouth
to reply. when she stopped him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

THEY were leaning on the stone
| baluStrade OF San Iritone de
i Mnn-. The sun W.s Going
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03

fdien ibr bas Saperfte.
Iber es mubte fein!
@eeen Qlbenb fehrte sSeobor 3uriid.
gr mar iebr eriiaunt, BON ieinsm jrns
gen Srauden ntht lpie FONT in 5Grts
li9sr Weiie empfangen gu tperben.
mWds bait 8u. mein Shab9" frdgte
er. .8iit 0u trantg"
Sic anttportete austpeidero urb pers
lieb bas 3immer.
Wie iie i9on Ieinen 9esribunestuB
absepebrt bate, TO tbat tie bies aud,
ols er lie ipdter 3Grtli4 dnreeets. Sic
mid ibm 70 falt unb trobig aus. baB
er edn5 betreten tpurbe.
sd peiB niht, mas NIT Dir it,"
faste er, bod tpie Du ipiait."
Damit nabm ct elm Bud aus benz
S9rants unb pertiefte fi1 binein, cine
,Sersloiistsit." iiber bic grna ii4 i'm
Stinen entriiNete.
p%l0blif-es ipdr aesen iieben ubr
-flinselte es. Ser Yoitbote bra4te
einen srob,n aorb. Jeobor nubm i'm
BEN OienitmGbten ab nno otfnete ibn,
inbtnt er ieiner @attin auriet:
IS iinb reue 9Iumen fiir ben Gar
ten"
@si benz Mprte 9lumen bur&sudte
es Grna. 0Od blieb fe ftanbbdft unb
balf bic prGdtiaen pflan3en duspaden,
be blaze, NpIpenformiss Bliitben trus
gen.
.0d 1T au4 bic Refnuns!" fasts lie
uno nabm bas popier.
Sic pffnete unb. las,
.Rehnuns BON aorI Ssrmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03

wont Xoee tpdter-nur ddt Gage fpd>
ter, unb es tpdrs u1es aubers getpor.
ben @oriiber, fir eipig pprbsi -.
QQes, mas Strip 2anpre9t mad btss
len a6t Saeen bon isinsm iunsen Slid
IN biz Delt uabm, bas mar elm
Sdmadtaiten aus GbeRbOl5 nit sinses
lsgter Arbett, ben er Dor einigsr 8stt
bel einem rOmtfdsu Auttquar sritanz
ben bate. SO oft er bisies 8sbGItniB
0ffnst, quilt ibm in uuenbIi9er golz
bigger Siiae fIut6snO entgsgsn-bas
Suar Der 6iametta. Gs f9sint gu
lsben unb gu atbmen. Der feline Duff
es6t bon ibm aus-pte bamals. Sc
f4piQt empOr aus benz buntlen @runbe
bss S4mudtaiteHs, aIs noute es nit
psr3peifsIter @etpaIt ieiuen Gare
IprengeH. Sur ptberpiqte lGBt es fi6
tpisber in ben engen Baum a~urudbrdns
gen. uno tpenu BITE Sonne oarauf
f4eint, bann 1T ss tpis elm mGr4enbafs
ties &Ieinob in elmer sauberti6sn
S4uBtrube.
unb elm Saar aus bieIem uners
mebltAen Rei6tbum tpar gum @ers
rather unb M0rO.r ar benz Slid
8peier Menf4entiuber eetporben.
poperetti!-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03

8unItgGrtneret," 'loutett e bo. Bier
ais Stiid Minu 2obata stpDlf Start
bantenO erbaIten. &arI 9ermann,"
@rna itieB etuen Iouten S6r.i aus
Inb taumeIts eiuen S9ritt 3uriid.
@ritaunt blidte Seooor auf.
DDas lit Dir, Grna2" fragts CT,
n4as bait 0u?"
nNd ui6ts!" fIiiiterts iis. .9is
PfIaH3e ba betBt Selma 4Obata2"
.rSa. 10 bsiBt iis, SIT is uidt
bIbf4?"
.Sa unb es lifetime sdnasrin?"
n8siHe 9GnSsrin2" frugte Der Gatts
eritaunt.
Grua mari fi9 ibm an bic 8ruit unb
rief: .@6, pie tpar i'd 70 tb0ri6t,
tbOridt, tbDri6t!" uHb fte bsi9tste ibm
ibr @ebsimniB.
4ls iie bann am Abenbtif9 faBsH,
bob Grna ibr Glas unb risf:
god lebe Miua 2obata!"
limb Ia6enb er9Gn5ts Der 8atts:
.0is Sdnasrin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03
Barter A1ink.

SOIftoi empfGnst betanutIi9 febr oft
9siud unb opfert Der ll~nterbuItung
nit allen mDgIi4en 2sutsu, bic au iRm
tOmmen, einen sroBen She'll fsiner tOfts
barren 3.it. Oils Dor einAr Rsibs DON
Sabren Elm 2uitipiel .9ie Sriate Der
4uftIdrun9" feline srfte @uffibrung sr'
Isbt bate, fam Elm rsidsr MOstauer
8aufmann gum @rafen. Dieter Maun
fpieIte germ ben WGcen, feline Wtttel
erlaubten ibm bds. @u9 belt er it4
fur einen S6riftftlsr, obtpobl feline
literarifde 2bGtisteit nur BARN be-
itunb, baB er tur3e 3eit fir Elm W&oss
tauer 8ouleDarbblatt &unIts unb Balls
trititen f6risb. 9olftoi .mpfing feinen
9aft NIT geppbnter 2iebenspiirotgteit.
Der 9eiuder ipru6 .in9sRsno uRb
LANCE iiber bas Slid. @r fubIte iid
uIs berufenen arititer, ssititulirte sifris
unb fprah pobl cine Stunos lang. DER
9raf b0rts oas Iobenos urtbetI fetHes
9aftes ihtpsigenb an. GnoIi4 maAte
jener cine paufe in ieintm ReoeidDau,
bic 9OlitOi iOfOrt bsnubts, UNI i9R isbr
bOfIt4 gu frueen: n@uti6uIoigsn Si..
bite, aber piellei9t rsbme i'd Sbusu bic
3.it meg? sic fagteu ia ielbIt, sic
feien SdriftfteIer. JOlgIi6 gebort
Sbre 3eit ni6t Sbnsn ALIEN, iOnbern
aud Sbren 2ei.rn. = Q9 nein, 2etp
NitoIajepiti4, i'd bin gang frti, i'd
f9ret6e nur bann, tpenn i'd mill. SD
bin in bieier 8eaiebung gar nidt ge>
bunben, benn t9 arbeite nidt UNI bes
@eIbes tpi[len." -nJa sspiB." erpis
berte SolItoi, paber i'd beneibe sic
bod. nDurum tOnnen Sic es ni6t
ebtnfo MAIDEN pis i89" fragte Der
8aufmann.-,Sebt ,ben lam i9 ss
ni4t. Seben sic, ipenu sic 3. 3.
meme llnterbaltung Ianstpeilen iOllte.
70 piirben sic Sbre MiiBe nebmen unb
mad SauIe gebsu. qber i'd tann mir
senOSbin tuegsebsu." ~ 8urum BERN
ni4t2" fragte eritaunt Der &rititer unb
Mdcen.-.@tnfa9 besbulb, neil i'd gu
9auie bin. Sd fam bod nidt gut
mein 9aus perluHen. "-gtun erit pers
ftanb Der rebIeIige @ait ben Sarten
Wint bes @rafen unb BEETLE ii9, ii6
3u berabf6ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03
RufGfde corruption.

Surge 53eit nod benz 4usbrude bes
ruifif9s iaponifden Srieses purben
ieitens Der ruiiiiden Rseierung Qufs
foroerungen erIaien, Spfer gum 9eiten
Der i'm fernen Often perpunbeten 8ries
ger unO CUR @srftGrtuns Der ruifii9sn
Slotte au %brtngen. BON nab unb fern
itr0mten Spenosn 3uIammen, unb IS
iparen Summen barunter, bic fiirits
li6en 9el9enten glei9tomsn. So
bate unter anberen elm reitsr Mosz
fdiler 8diIfmann gu bisism 3pede bic
Summe bon 100000 Hubsl Il Rubel
eleth 76 Gents) gefpenbet. Iber MIR
bic 5Glfte Der Summe selanets in bic
fiir ben eripdbnten 3ped erri6teten
&afen. Die anbere SGlft. berf6panb
in ben Saihen torrupter 9edmter unb
Mittelsperfonen. OILS bdnn Der Gar
fi6 in Mostau aufbielt, Iisb er ii9 ben
betreffenoen 8aufmann pOrftelen, I'm
linn periOnli6 ieinen 9ant fir bic
bursetbune Spferfreubigteit unb Batter
lanosliebe du~souipreden. Gr that oies
nit ben Worten: sd bante Dir fir
bic bo6beraige Spenoe bon 100000
Hubel i'm Hamen Der bebu6ten 8risssr
unb Der ruiifden Slotte." 4ls Der
8aufmann iih bann gu bsmerten ers
laubte. bab elm Srrtbum porlieee, baB
er 100000 Rubsl sefpsnbst babe, ipar
Der Gar erf4iittert. gr tpintts muir
nit Der Sauo unb fiibrt. bas SoIdens
tu6 boz bic Nusen, UNI ben berporbres
denben 9brdnen Ginbalt 81 aebietsn.
9as Jinale bes @an3en aber mar.
bab elmer Der ipeiIen Ratbseber bes
3aren nod buraiesen tpolIte. bab man
ben bodberSigen &aufmanp, ben eolen
Gpenber unb patrioten berboften lais
fen follte, neil er geipast bate, bic
9antesporte bes 3aren gu torrisiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03
Neukalebpnitn ais Strafkolonif.

Srantreid bat betanntlih auf Der
Snfel Neutalebonien ben 0erfu4 untsrs
nommen, burh perbannte 8erbreter
cine &olcnie gu %sriinoen. 5iir bic Be
omten 1T Der Iuf.ntbalt auf Der Sniel
tein onsenebmsr, ale leipen an einsm
forttpGbrenben S.imfpeb unb iehnsn
ben Iusenblid berbei, Der ibnen seitats
tet, nit ibrer DENTON irsenbrpO in benz
seliebten 5rantrei4 ibr 2eben -au bee
idiieben. Die 9ausarbeiten fperperl
bur6 0erbrefer ober friibere Werbres
der beiorst. Der GremDe. Der bic 4oz
Ionic befutt, fam fi4 erit lftper on
ben @ebanten %sefuObnen, ipdter aber
finbet er nihts Befonberes bardr. odB
er bon einem iebr liebenspiirbisen iino
suporiommenben MaubmDrber raiirt
pirb, unb bab cine DAME ihm bas
Yett madt, bic pieaeidt ibren 3inbern
bi. asblt aboei@nitisn bat. Is 1T in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03
f5tr Strinkobltnbun0.

Na4 Mdn9sItsr, Der grobtu engs
lifdeH Gabrititabt, tpurben bon isber
in 2Gbuen pber S9uten unsebeure
Weuaen bon S~teintobIen sebra9t auf
ben &anGlen, fpel6e bic Roblenbeairte
nit Der Stabt Oerbinbeu. On einem
biefer SandIs, etIi9e MeiIeu Don Mans
DIETER, lpobnte pOr %lGngerer 3eit Der
9Grtner Seremius Gopt nit ieiner
5rau unb 3psi SObnen. 4uberbsm
beiab er einen Sunb, einen 4Dter bon
Der auerbdBltditsH SOrte, ben sr
.9obbD" 9enanRt bate unb ben sr Iebr
liebte, leBteres aus einsm gang beipHs
beren @runbe.
8obbb bate nGmli9 bic, bel ibm gu
einer fOrmlt6en 2siosnfdaft s%etporbene
9etpobnteit, an oas 4analufer gu laus
fen, 10 oft f4perbeIaOene 8obleni9us
ten, oft piele bi6t bintereinanber, hort
langfam porbeifubren, unb bas gei6a6
tugsiber tuObl fiinf3is Ober ied5is
Mal. Damn tlGffte unb beulte sr 10
bosbaft unb ipiitbenb, bab es grsuIi6
%an3ub0ren mar. Die Qeuts in ben
S6uten tparfen eifrig tlstnere pber grGz
bere a%obIenTtiide na9 benz Softer, entz
peber gu i6rer 9eIuitigung. um i'm
nod mebr gu reiSen, mas jebesmaG
beitens gslang, ober in Der anoeren NIB
ii6t, i'm gum S6tpei9en uno 5ortlals
fen 3u betpegen, mas ibnen tets mibs
lang. 3utpeilen erDffnetsn bic 2eute in
ben S6uten elm tpabrss Steintoblens
bombdrbement auf ben Sunb, Der jez
bod 9eihidt ben Wiirfen aus3upetbtn
berftanb, inbem er INNER piit6euber
tldffte. 3peimal nm Gage, tpenn gez
rabe feline S9uten in Si6t lpdren, err
f6ienen bic beiben S0bne bes 9Grtners
nit &0rben ooer Sdden unb iammelten
fleibia bic bielen umberlieeenben Rob-
lenftiide. Iuf fol9e Weiie puroe See
remtos Goots Sausbalt auf bic alsrs
biqtgite 4rt nit Steintoblen perTorst.
9as bauerte cine gauge Reibe bon
Sabren 70 fort. Damn aber tuurbe
8Obbp aGgema9 aft. fteif unb au6
balbblinb. Gr bermo4te nidt msbr 10
sefpdnbt unb ii9er tpte fribsr ben
fdmor3en WurfsefdoNen ausautpeis
den, unb 70 %ereignete es ii9 zines 3us
ges, boB Elm erobes Steintoblenltid
ibn traf unb inn ben 8opf asridmets
terte.
Seremtds Goot ermittelte benjenieen,
Der ben erfOlgrei6en Wurf gstban, ltnb
tlagte ais edter @n9lGnber ge9en i'm
duf betrG6tli9en S6abenerIab, inosm
er 9enau ansab, aus tpelhem 9runoe
Der Sunb fir i'm 10 tpertbpoll gefpelen
fet.
Ha6 reifliGer @rtpGeung bes Sa6z
berbalts ipies Der Hi6ter i'm jebo6 db
nit ben erniten Wcrten: IS lit nur
gut, bab es 10 eetommen III, bab jebt
ni6t mebr Guer Sunb bic aobleupers
fenber auf folhe pfiffige Dirt INN Steins
toblen prelIen tann, lpie er Is felt Sab
rem au @urem Rltben jeben Sag sstban
bat, Sbr, oes Sunbes 8eiiBer, er>
fdeint eisentli1 itrufbar, aber bas Sc
ieb bietet leiber feline 9anbbabs, bic
man geeen Gu9 anipenben tOnnte, 10
fonberbar bei9uffen lit bieie SteinA
toblenipibbiiberei!"
Sraurig begab Sersmias Goof 1i9
mad Saufe. @r berfu6ts in Der Solge=
aeit einen anbersn Sunb fir bas TO
niiBlide Steintoblen9eiddft ab5urtds
ten; dlein bas niibte ni9ts msbr, BERN
bic poriibsrfabrenben 8obleni9iffsr
ladten jebt ben tldffenben Sunb einfa6
aus.
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Usoanksn(plitttr.

Gs III stipas isbr geridiebsnes, elm &c.
miitbliber Meui6 uno elm Menid bon Sc
mlitb gu iein.
Sas ser3 zines 8adfiidss 1T elm eisbes'
brief obne IoreNe.
&c sibt nidts ltnseiuiReres, als elm &C.
ipifes Nlter bel ben Granea.
&c III i6limm. bab 2aittr unb aranibei.
ten oniedeno iinO, susenben unb geiune'
belt ober nidt.
Nsr iein ssbsu tr.a ( mub fd tiu
U { To a den seiapen laden.
Dab uns elm Menih unipmpaibiib III,
liest sbenio oft an 8 ipie an ibm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-03

tsHH-
BON g ofateu. geangeu
oenom ZEN. Rod lange 3ett tptrb
Wabel Creme, eine 8rantenpflegerin
bon penniplpanien, bic i'm 0ienite Der
iapanif9en Nrmee am II. Sttober
norieen Sobres BET Manidmpbo, &oS
req, bon elmer 8oiatensp atrouile ees
fangen 9enommeu puroe uno bieier
Sage in ibrer Seimatb eintraf, an ibr
Mbenteuer i'm yGanbe Der erbabensn
Morssnrube" a%uriitbenten. Sn ibrer
8esleituns auf Der Seimreiit befane
fi9 ibr 8erlobter, Walter @onrab, ber
ouf bic Radridt BON ibrer Gsfangens~
nabme nit benz nGdIten Dampfer na4
benz Orient sereiIt mar. Suspii4en
bate SRI. Gretpe bur6 8ermittelnng
Der japanii9en MilitdrbebOrben ibre
Sreibeit tpiebsrerlanst. WGhrerS ibrer
@efans.nI6aft, bic muir feds Sase
tpGbrte, fpar tie BON ben &ofdten bofa;
lid bebdnbelt porbsn. 0as Ibenteuer
bate i.bo1 ibre Rsrpen nnsesriffen,
unb 70 sntfdlpb fe fi6, in Ob5at ibrts
8erlobten b.imSutebrrn. SRI grerpe3
%entitammt elmer reiden 5amilie.
MIte 2tebe r,o 5t'et ni6t.
Dieter Sage puroe Elm gspifer Jrant
Milbolanb aus benz 3uhthags in
Siour SAILS, g. D. e~ntlaifen. hadbem
er ipesen 8isamie eineH GHgerep
Straftermin perbiibt bate. Die alas
germ mar cine feiner 5rausn mttrbem
MGbhennamen Gina Reipton, bier
mad tursen Jlittertpoden fiBtn lieB..
@r mar mad 4lpena, Mid.. sesauaett
unb bate elm anberes iunses MabfeR,
eebeiratbet. llnterbefe EN- fam pitIss bsrs
junsen 5rau gu Sbrsn. ebenfo. e6b beg
Sreuloie Srauen in dnberen tStadttn
fiben lieB. Sbre alase bradte i'm in'gc
3u9tbaus unb iie erlaHste bic Shej
bune. Sic aber bate tpobl ben 9ad
feinsr Jreibeit nit SebnfIdt erhofff,y,
beun ie tom an benz Gage feiner Sf.iz
lafuns na6 Siour SAILS. 8eibe trus
fen audi %aufammen, erneuerten ibre alte
2iebe. eripirtten eineh 6eiratbsihein
unb iinb nun tuieber Elm sliidtihes
paar.
Dbl saIS Aebnertriz
3 Ii Sin Gbieasper MiGiondr,
Riharb CRAWFORD nit Hom.n, Der in
Wiebsudt OoIitGnbis pernarri 1T, sab
auf feinem 2anbiib in Der NGbe bon
ct. Soieph, Mia, elm srobes Neu.
iahrststt tpobsi Ct fir feline gaite cine