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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26
apart from the body or to survive he
decay Of the body,

apart from the body OF to survive he
decay OF the body,
The soul 10 confined ut present In one
ems to the body. aud yet In . larger
sense II 10 free from the body. The
poorest laborer. living under forlorn
conditions, may rise and separate HIM
SELF from his body, even NJ his body
works on digging In a trench; he may
relive In his happier days. visit far
lands and scenes, recall the dead wom.
an whom he loved. rebuild the social
system which crushes him, revel In the
contemplation Of that grand future In
which there shall be- no vile tenemeuts
begetting disease. no herding begstting
vice, no poverty save ~ the result Of
ones own incapacity, or be may ~
he digs on give to himself great wealth.
surround himself with fawning dun.
kies. I've hail fellow among princes,
have all that his heart desires.
We that our souls are In our
bodies. but they are seldom there. !
am here at this desk, and In q lash !
am elsewhsre-back among the friends
Of my youth. In the fertile valley where
| was born; | revisit scenes Of happi.
ness and again scenes OF strife aud
fury; ! gaze upon great plains and
lofty mountains. and | see again the
face OF Lincoln; | look into the future.
and | see II as l would have II; that
future is mine completely; no n dis
putes its possession with me; | rebuild
In II ut my ease and leisure AZ ! will: l
hear in the silence. and | see In the
dark; l peer even into the great mys-
teries; l see my body carried decorous-
" to its grave: | have no horror OF that
| grave, no fear that l shall he confined
In II, no uneasiness, no doubt. So each
soul roves at VIII, seeking Its own, ap-
propriating Its own, enjoying Its own.
The soul is separable from the body
here. Its larger and broader life here
IL apart from the body.
We follow the decay Of the rose; we
observe its absorption in other matter,
And we may follow also the ashes Of
the physical body. But, II death ends
all. where shall we find the ashes OF
the soul? Here was n marvellous thing
that could ROY at will, with %potentiali'
ties almost divine. II 1t be not annihi-
lated, into what has II been transform
cd? The materialist denies the persist
ence of the soul because he cannot fol-
low 1t. Can he follow Its residuum?
Can he trace its transformation? II he
cannot find its ashes. then he must as
sumo that It is annlhilated, that there
is one exception to the theory Of con
servation. one thing that il annihilat.
ed, the one thing being that compared
with which all other things are of no
consequence-the soul.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26

things uplifting and things degrading,
10 i%nexhsustiblc and subject to the de-
mand Of the soul. The soul pays In its
own coinage for Its own food,
The materlslists hold that man 70
wholly physical; that the soul IL a
product OF and necessarily inseparable
from the physical body. II this conten-
ton DO sound there should be shown
the anne reactions between the body
and soul that exist between the rose
plant and the rose-it should he shown
that healthy bodies are invariably e.
sential TO healthy souls; that strong
bodies produce strong souls and weak
bodies weak souls; that an injury TO
the body produces = corresponding In.
Jury to the soul, II such reactions,
complete to the minutest degree, a n
not be shown between the soul and the
body, II the soul does not necessarily
sicken with the body's sickness or de.
cay with the body's decay, why should
we assume that the soul must die with
the body's death?
These u%nvarying reactions between
the body and the soul cannot he shown.
They do not exist. To the contrary ex-
p~eriencc shows %hat the soul Is as COM
pletely Independent Of the body here
and now as il possible In view OF the
present relations between the two, IA
an Imprisonment. even II 1t be for a
lifetime. does not impeach the ability
Of the prisoner TO exist apart from his
cell or 10 walk forth II Its walls should
decay. so the present close relation be-
tween the soul and the body does not
impeach the ability OF the soul TO exist
moning the ships writer, who had
charge OF the watch muster, and arm
Ing himself with twelve pistols they
We're of rather ancient pattern). Dew
ey, il IL related. started for them. The
ships writer carried a lantern and the
roll. Reaching the mutineers, the des
tined hero Of Manila Bay, facing them
with a cooked pistol In each hand and
the other ten tucked away in the breast
Of his coat, said, Call the ROLL"
The first name happened to be Johr
Jones. Through sheer force Of habi,
he answered. "Here." Aiming his pts
tol at Jones, who stood In the rear Of
the crew. Dewey said; John Jones,
see you. l am going to have your name
called once more, and II you do not an
swer and Immediately so up on decl
you are a dead man! Call the ROLL"
John JONES' rang out the voice o
the ships writer. No answer. Dewe.
fired. The bullet meant for John Jones
went through the heart Of the maj
standing beside him. Almost before
his dead body struck the deck Dewey
recocking his weapon. said: Now
men. the roll will be continued. A
each mans name Is called he will an
swer and 90 up on deck. Call the roll!
George smith, "Here." answere,
Smith, putting his hand to his fore top
And as the muzzle Of Dewey's plsto
frowned uncompromisingly upon hin
he stepped out from the ranks OF hi
fellows and disappeared through tn
fore hatch. One by one the remainin
forty-cight followed suit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26
THE ROSE AND THESOUL,
THE IMPOTENCE OF THE BLOSSOM.
THE PowER OF THE MAN,

TIVE pOwea ne vuu AsAN
-
n......... -
the Soul-ssisacs show. u Ch....
without D%sstructiov, C-esse,~..
Transforms ton asd No
ties.
'' NV ~'su"eus I'VE we
Su"'""'' VI tue SOU presented In
oa'ahce' Inc FUNDAMENTAL verify"
M. w. IL. MallOck, the author Of us
Life Worth L~ivingy' says:
so,.oo. h.. ,..
SAYS, shows us thu, The ,naividmai Me-
must be immortal because scienc. shows
W Una. ho,hing winch exists can be de-
4. IN on. ssnss n.r,.ns . " u.sI'ysa
other II Is equally false. II scienes show.
No that In one sense nothing 10 de-.
NIoyeu' !. SHOWS US Also uhat In announcer
~ rose Il, ;ndastrmc,,h,. h,. ~" 49,
rose never blossoms twice. Mr.. smith's
argument can apply to the soul only on
naa'.n .v IN. y sou. non
true but Il has no f%onndation In science
M .,,. a.. .,,
$500 e "
~
nod that the 'heory o. the q
suuctipiiity OF matter n force sus'
'ains' out ! 90 not ciaim ina II proves,
separately ana alone, the immortality
OF the soul. lhe theory OF universal
CONSERVATION iorils one INK III q chain
OF evidence when appears 10 me to be
.onv'"sNe '"ih' 'siee WIN MI
na''oe" ~ MS statement u SCIENCE
sno"s ~ 'h'' ~ one SehSe no'h'nS y
uss''ose"' SHOWS u MISC ma III an
o.ne' 'e"se notn'ns ehuuies' SCIENCE
Sho"s US eeasciess transformation ana
no ahhih'ia'ioh' Matter Which IS sense
'ess' apPears constantly III new lorihs
IN +" ieai. u rose, an animal mere ~
aiso u 'n'ns wnich Is not senseiess'
whether II pe ~structipie or lhuestruc-
uo'e' ie, US can II 'he SOU is IL aiso
SUBJECT 10 transformation YES II is
constantly changing, " wiser or
uuiier' stronger OF weaker better or
worse. ohder our observation II sur
wives these changes IL may descend
u YET ascend again, u again de
scend. IL may suiier a thousand De
ieats, ana yet triumph over all. one
soul may dominate millions OF other
Souls II mas the power to produce
roses n fruits ana mechanlsms n
music, &c harness the forces ana 10 ex'
pl0re me secrets or nature. Ii Is u
wonderful thing, this soul.
Turning to MIR. Mallock's rose, Has
It the power of self recuperation?
Weakening, may it regain its strength
May 1t grow better or worse through
Its powers or consent! Has 1t any
dominion over other roses or over the
forces of nature? No; the rose, we
Judge, is nonconscious, senseless, with
no powers Of self preservation, self
help, self advancement, self assertion.
There are other distinctions between
the rose and the soul. The rose devel-
ops well only under favorable condi-
tons. In good soil, we'll protected, with
80 much Of heat and moisture, 1t as
cends in a definite time to its maxi
mum and then descends regularly and
definitely to its transformation. The
soul, on the other hand. often develops
under ~unfavorable physical conditions.
A great soul thrives In solitude or In
facing difficulties, dangers, pain and
persecution. The soul has no definite
rise to a maximum or descent to a min
1mum. The souls maximum Is often
reached In old age, when Its body Is
weakest. The perfection OF the rose de-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26

and begin taking Il as directed. 1t will ey you, and it's the only medicine that will
81 90 buhe at III druggists.
II you have any Of the above symptoms. or u any member Of your family in this
standard fol 50 ye4s. Beware Of spcaled kidney cures that continn narcotics. They 4
hooklAa and doctors sdhef ue. Warner FATE CureCo Rochester. N J.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move til bowels gently and aid q speedy cure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26

EnGucysk. Jutdulh a@s without energy n ambition Can't amn your work whhhe ohmmcM vim az
spirit Easily tired Your rest is disturbed dpmp poor lave hem@m now and ana and pmmn back and lms II
ills Sometimes meunm L Hsladbgm stairs Ynd don't mdrtndy
~ condition mraDmw rdMn.T Np simple truths that
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26

a Discassisa 81 the Immortality %
~ sous-ssisacs shows " Change
without Destruction, C~sasei~ss
Transforms ssd No AaaihiIa-
ties.
In responding to an argument for the
Immortality Of the soul presented In
Balance: The Fundamental Verify"
Mr.. W. IL. Mallock, the author Of rs
Life Worth Livingy" says:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-26
IT'S YOUR kIDNE

and without PROMPT and proper treatment you're apt TO drop off at any minute wi
Bright IF9aa. Diabetes uraeuic orb blood poisoning. the last stages of kidney dhms
Tie daily papers are Tiled with such cases
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

Attorney Dennis II, Wilson returned
from Miami today.
If you want a cab phone 46, day or
night. 92tf
George Burns has sold his property
in the Marrs addition and will move
to farm.
e. 0. Stevenson win buy your sec
ond hand furniture. soft
j. d. Watkins was in the city last
night to meet relatives coming in on
the train.
We sell, trim and hang wall paper.
w. B. Pears & Co, New York Racket
Store.
w. r. McGeorge is visiting his
mother and father at Council Grove,
Kans.
We have the best assortment of bulk
garden and flower seeds in the city.
Frazee Hardware and Furniture Co.
Mrs John Joseph removed her
household goods to Cleveland, o. f.,
yesterday.
II you want your furniture uphol-
stored or repaired call at Il. o. Stew
enson's Furniture store. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. soft
Miss Mills, Of st. Louis, is expected
today and win be assistant trimmer
at the Jumbo.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. Sold by Peoples
Drug Store. DIV
Marshal Darrough mailed the 800
reward to the officers at Denver thi:
morning, the money having been or
deposit in the Bank Of Welch for the
capture Of Jim Neal.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

Sam Zeno is here from Spavinaw.
w. p. Thompson and wife returned
from Washington last night.
1t is a pleasure to take DR.. Dade's
Little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic
effect upon the liver. Sold by A. P.
Owens. d
r. d. Mitchell, Of near White Oak,
is in In the city today. Mr.. Mitchell
is engaged in the cattle business on
extensive scale and reports his stock
doing we'll.
Broken arms and broken legs, or
cripples of anyikind in the furniture
line neatly repaired at e. O. Steven
sons. phone 1853. l13-tf
The II. Bs held a farewell meeting
last night for the Misses Joseph at
the home of Miss Fannie Knight. A
very pleasant time was reported and
delicious refreshments we're served.
La grippe coughs yield quickly to
the wonderful curative qualities OF
Foleys Honey and Tar. There is
nothing else "iust as good" Sold by
PEOPLES Drug Store. DIV
The farmers living near White Oak
are now doing most of their shipping
from that point, having recently beer
furnished with a box-car station anc
a regular agent, Mr.. Killgore.
Mrs. NJ. G. Burke and Miss Allie
Williams, No 600, Delaware avenue
Meals, 20c.; board by week, $3.50. Coco
beds and good service. ll9-tf
Jos. Goodykoontz passed through
this morning on his way to Texas. HI
will return in a few days with hi
wife and will visit for short tim'
with VIM. and Arthur ChamberliI
and their families.
One night is all time necessary K
prove that Pineules is the best remed,
| in the world for backache and all kid
ney and bladder troubles. If you hav'
rheumatism or any other blood diseas'
a single dose will give relief. Sold b,
A. p. Owens. q
G. H. Hallet, of Kansas City, VIII
is interested in the opening Of tn
iron mines near here, is in the city t
make preparations to begin the work
For Rent-On or before April !, al
room cottage. Apply to Joseph A
4 Gill. 2O.tf
Z. A. Hackett. Of Chicago is a vi
nita visitor today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

A. Fl. Barnes, of Oxford, Kansas, Is
here visiting friends and looking over
the city with possibility of invest
ing.
Backache is never known to thoes
persons who take an occasional dose
of Pineules. The value of the rosin
obtained from the Pine tree has long
been reconized in the treatment Of dis
eases Of the bladder and kidney. One
dose Of Pineules will give relief, and
one bottle will cure. Sold by A. p.
Owens. d
B. f. Anderson and family, except
Miss Leora, moved to Catoosa today.
Miss Leora Will leave soon for British
Columbia.
You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is? 1t is put up in col
lapsable tubes with nozzle attachment
for introducing it, ManZan stops
pain instantly and cures all kinds Of
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles. Sold by A. P. Owens. d
The Congregational church folks are
desirous Of selling a portion or all Of
their very valuable property, with
view to re-inyesting in other more de
sirable for their purpose.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

T. r. Craig, OF Clinton, Mo-, was
among the guests at the Green hotel
this morning.
We trim your paper without extra
cost, at the New York Racket store.
S. 4. McNaul, OF Alton, was among
the vinita visitors today.
A. n. Pate was down from Narcissa
last night.
Trumbull's seed at Frazee's. lis
Andy Downing was here from Tah-
lequah last night.
Paper as low as &c per role at the
New York Racket store. ll3.tf
Mrs. j. w. Wallace, OF Wagner,
was guest at the Cobb hotel last
night.
w. b. Peairs s. Co. painters and
paper hangers. l13-tf
r. p. McReynolds is visitor here
from Pierce City, Mo.
See Harry Hunt s. Co. for red rust
proof seed oats. ll7-22
Joe Williams is here from Chelsea.
He is en- route to Joplin, where he is
to be married.
A fine line Of go-carts at 4. o. Stew
enson, opposite postoflice. ll3-tf
Luclen Burlington is confined to his
home through sickness.
For seed potatoes, onion sets and all
other garden seeds call on Crosser &
Sexton. 1924
Charley Hartman has purchased the
Cyrus HaG property on the South
Side for $780,
Garden seed at Frazee's l15-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

F. G. Windell has returned from
Champaign, ILL.,, and is here looking
for Investments
d. Il. Guyette, cashier Of the Guar
dian Trust company at Tahlequah, is
in the city on business.
P. L. Soper is expected home from
Washington Saturday.
Mrs A. Allen, living west of White
Oak, is reported dangerously i'll.
Deputy Pleas. Thompson was here
this morning having iu charge Jack
Foster, who is held under charge Of
murder.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

o. p. Foreman went to Nowata
yesterday.
Wall paperl wall paperl at the New
York Racket store. 113-tf
R-I-P-A-N-STabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
The scent packet is enough ror
usual occasions. The family bottle
(6O cents) contains supply for !
year. All druggists sell them.dw
The children OF Jas. Muskrat are
some better this week. They were
sick with the grip.
Group is quickly relieved, and
Whooplng Cough will not "run its
course" if you use the original Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar. This Cough
Syrup is differant from all others be
cause it acts on the bowels. You can
not cure Group and Whooping Cougf
until you rid the system Of all conges
tion, by working off the cold through
a copious action Of the bowels. Bees
! Laxative Honey and Tar does this
and cures all Coughs, Group, Whoop
ing. Cough, etc. No opiates. Sold b.
A. P. Owens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08
LOCAL NOTES
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce the
name Of Ben Williams as candidate
for the Office OF city marshal subject
to the action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF II. f. Ridenhour as a candi-
date for the Office Of city marshal sub
iect to the action Of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized TO announce the
name Of L. d. Ficklln as a candidate
for the Office Of city treasurer, sub
iect to the action Of the Democratic
party.
The Chieftain is authorized to an
nounce John Il. Britt as a candidate
for the Office Of city marshal, subject
to the action c4 the Democratic party.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight fair colder. THURSDAY
fair.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08
wan S

aTFN-The Oklahoma City Barber College
teaches YOU the barber trade In from 10 weeks
and guarantees positions. Write for terms ~
s. Robinson. ooh
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-08

MALE HELP WANTED-Man to travel. Refer
ences required; Salary &21 per week expenees
advanced j. 81 Ziegler a Co., 323 Dearboon Nv
Chicago.
yyANTED-a seven or eight room house. close
IN A. Is. Snoddy, 1888
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04
Aloltke bel fi6niesrit.

GenerdIfeIomarIda1 b. 2oe, Ser als
aolutant BEG ~preubiiheu &Dnigs, ipds
teren Geutfden &dtisr5 g8ilGelm l., in
oeilen unmittelbarer NGbe Den b0bmiz
then 5elo3ug 1866 mitma9te, I6ilosrt
IN ietnen .GrinnerunQen aus meinem
8erufsleben" ben betaNnten fritii6en
Moment am WaGmittag Der S6la6t
BET &onig9rGb. gr beribtet, pie er
bon einem Mbjutdntenritt auf ben
Rostosberg auriidlebrt. bon mo aus
Der S0nig nit feinem 9auptquartier
ben @erlauf Ser G9la6t perfolgt:
~gdlo oorauf fab man cine 8atterie
bon Der 9ipilionsorttIerie Der 8. Sipi=
ion iiber Die 9iItrib 5uriidtommen uno
itb unlerer @ufitellung nGbern; ni9t
bel ipdter i6lug aud OaS 6. lllanenz
Regiment benIelben Meg ritwGrts
elm. 9en S6lub bilOeten mad Ginger
3ett Snfanterieabt6eilungen Der 6
Otpiiion, Die ben 6olatpalo perlaIen
botten. Ser Gin0rut, ben bies auf
Die nm Den 8Dnig periammelten Diff
5tere matte, mar rebt ungiinItig. Gr
ipuroe perftGrtt ourb ous Nusbleiben
elmer jeoen beitimmten Nad)ri6t iiber
oas Gingreifen Ser tronprinsli6en
Mrmee, oas man ihon felt gsraumer
3eit eripartete. Der a0nig bIieb 5tpdr
duBerliA pOuig rubig, panote Ii6 ies
bod an ben @enerQl b. Wtoltte nit Der
6rdge, ipeldes feline @nIi4t iiter ben
Stano Der S6ldft Iei. Die pbne 3Ss
germ ge9ebene @ntiport oes Generals:
,Guer Wfuieitdt gepinnen belte nift
nur Die S9la6t ipnbern ben 5eloSua,'
madte auf Die llmiteDenoen einen tie
fen @inbrud un0 brdngte Die 9eIoras
niffe 5uriid, Die ii9 mun6er @smiitber
bemddtigt bdben mo6te. Seine auz
perii6tli6e GrtlGrung begleitste Der
General nit eircm Sintpeis auf Die
tpeitbin ii6tbure S0be BON S~orenotpes,
no man ipdhr3unebmen alaubte, hdb
oas DiterreiGii4e 9eI6iBfeuer pers
Itumme; ia man meinte Die rotben
Nttilas Der @%droebuiaren neben ben
beioen biitoriI&en 2inoen auftau6en
gu ieben. ,9ds III Der &ronprin3, Der
ben reGten 5liigel' DER SeIterrei6er an
greift,' fiigte Der 9eneral 6inSu. Sne
5pii6en bate ii3 bas 3uriidItrDmen
Der Snfanterie aus Dem Solutpaloe
berItGrtt. Iuf cine erDbere Wbt6eis
lung, Die bon einem an aopf unb Mrm
perlpunoeten Stabsoffi5ier gefiibrt
ipuroe, rift Der aDnig gu; sr befabt
Dem 6ii6rer, Salt uno Srpnt MAIDEN
gu lafen, rief Die Sffioiere Dor unb
lieb oieie pie audi Die Mannl6aften
nit f9arfen Worten on. Sort 1T Der
Seino, hortHin fiibren sic Sbre 2eute
auriid. Sd bite mir aus, Dab SIR
alS brape preubii6e Soloaten Sure
S6uloigteit tbut!' 0as Battalion -
es mar BON Il. Geeiment = trat TO-
fort Den HiidmurI9 in ben SoIapaIo
an. Sn 9Ieider Weiie ididte Der So
mig Elm iiber Die 9titrib Suriid9epi6es
mes Battalion bonn 2. Irmeetorps in
bas geie6t 5uriid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04

BON mir Ieiner f0itliden SaItenipeiien
ipeeen 10 iebr gsliebte 5reitag! giun
galt ss, fif gu enti6eioen! Soa i4
meiner 2ieblin9sipeiIe %entid9en, Den
0ampfnubeln Den Hiiden tebrena =
lnm0gli6!
allo = berpiI6sr GntIdlub = iA
bleibe nod iiber Mittdg! Worgen lit
ia, pie mid RDs9en periidert bate,
aud nod 3eit.
W}it Rielenappetit per3e6rte i6 Die
berrll9e Speiie! Mm nG9Iten Wlorgen
aber elite i'd nit perboppsltsm Muth,
cine OampfnuoeI fir HDSGen in Der
5a'he, our Serberge, no i1 Die
Sruppe INNER uuf3uIuden pfle9ts.
a~lopfenoen Ser8ens trat i'd elm, od
traf midi ipie elm 9onneri6lag Die
Na9ri6t, Die mir bon elmer rp6uiten
&iidenmaio 3utbeil nuroe:
Die Baggage lit seitern idon fort!"
. agdge!- Sm S6reden iiber
bieie fir6terli9e Mittbeilung peraab
id gang, meiner @ntrIituns iiber 6as
robe Dort 2uft gu MAIDEN!
.6ort?" baudte i'd tonlos. .ja NOS
bin benn?"
~, mas peiB l." brummte bie
Mugo. Isle IoGten Sbna i6ameu,
tleines 5reiln, 10 piel Bel 70 elmer
Banda gu itedenl" uno oamit panote
Tie mir ben Riiten.
Sang Sertniri4t tebrte i6 beim.
9abin meme 3ufunftstrdume, bic
gpIoene Sreibeit, bas Setltan5en unb
al Die anberen berrli6en aunititiide!
Die if0ne 3ulbertpelt hattie iih Dor
mir eeI6lofen! Mteine Gltern erfubz
rem ni6ts bon OieIer beabiidtistsu S.
tapaoe, uno uur meinrr dlteren
S6peiter tbeilte ib inter Sbrdnen
mein tragii6zI60nes Gebeimuib NIT.
.9umme Sans" mar Tire mid tief
trGntenbe Nnttport. 9ie fur1tbare
S6iloerung bon ben grduiamsn Yriis
geIn. Die man bel Grlernilns al iener
i6Dnen aiinIte gu srouloen babe, iibers
5eu9te mid nur ipenis, uno ib blieb
lange untr0itlih.
60 baben mid baprii6e 9ampfz
nuoeln - fir Die ib ebenio ME fir
Irtiiten nod INNER eins beIonbere
@orliebe bege 49, Oapor bepabrt, Self
finItlerin 81 iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-08-04

aDer marc tie bIeif pis Der SOB, uno
Damn tam bas glut in groBen StrDz
men, mir oa9ten iton, lie itiirbe.
Hotte nnO i9 trugtn ie OorIi9tig auf
tbr gett, oann elite ih 81 Sbnen."
Wlr batten in3piihen Die Wobnung
erreI9t, Elm jungsa Wldo4sn offnete
porlt9tig Ole Stir. yGut, baB 9u
ipleoer oa biit, Mijttsr4en, Die &rante
19ldtt augenblidlid."
aeiie betraten mir odS feline StIbz
den. .9ier lag Ole alte 6rau in ibrem
nelBep 9stt. Die 0rauen SPARE bingen
III ptrreR EtrGbuen UNI Elm blet9es,
psrfduenes| %hntliB.
.y3r ipdAs bDrte i'd meinen Munn
letle murmeln.
Sd tdlug fife Ole QGtGen auf uno fab
llno ettdnirte mid. nit uRnatiirli9
groBen, tpeitgeDffneteH &ugen ipintte
lle mid beran, i'd trait ndRe an ibre
Ha9er'tatt, iie f6ien ettpaS iagen 3u
nolen: Si6t brahts i9 mein Sbr an
tbre Gtppen: IS mar bod 9errli9 -
geitern -" bau6te iie, Der = ih0nite
Tag meines 2ebcus!l" Sin bel
Ter. gliidli9er @lanj LAO iiber benz
tlelnen ein9eiuntenen @lntlib. sMeine
alara = lit bpb - cine grobe =
9roBe - Riinitlerin." Die @ugen
l9lofen ii4 miioe, aber Der pertldrtc
Slang blieb auf oem @eii6t Der Sterz
benoen. Sin tiefcr, r0helnoer Seufz
ger Die alte 6tau mar gliidIelig
binubergef6lummcrt.