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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
THE NEWS In
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT G. A. r.
Order No. 7 by Department Com
mander John Lett.

Order No. 7 by Department Com
mander John Lett.
The following order has been issued
by Department Commander John Lett
Of the Grand Army of the Republic.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC, DEPARTMENT
OF NEBRASKA, STATE HOUSE,
LINCOLN.-With this find national
general order No. Z relating to the
thirty-ninth national encampment to
be held in Denver, Colo, commencing
September A, 1905, and continuing the
entire week. There never has been,
and possibly will be again, such
a grand opportunity for the comrades
of Nebraska to attend a national en-
campment. The railroads certainly
have shown their generosity in grant
ing a rate of 1 cent per mile each way
from the Missouri river, a rate never
before granted to the Grand Army go.
ing west; this rate is figured from your
route to Denver.
The department commander has sc.
lected the Burlington a. his official
route and requests all comrades, their
wives and friends to accompany him
on this official train. The date of
starting has not been fully determined.
This with other details will be promul.
gated in future, general orders to be
issued not later than August Is.
The department commander has ap-
pointed the Euphony Cornet band Of
York as the headquarters band and
they will accompany the headquarters
train to Denver.
Free quarters for comrades desiring
them. Cots or new double mattresses
placed in new modern school build
ings having excellent lavatory ar
rangements will be furnished. Those
desiring free quarters should take
either blanket or quilt and one pillow
with them. Meals good and substan-
tial a be had at restaurants for IS
cents and up. We are assured prices
will not be raised by hotels and res
taurants during encampment.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
EQUALIZATION BOARD
PROTESTS AGAINST DELAY

The State Board of Equalization is
disguised with the way in which some
of the counties r making haste in
getting in their reports and if the
same are not forthcoming at once the
extreme penalty of the law will be in.
voked against the assessors. The time
for the reports to be in lapsed nine
days ago and as there are still four
conties out the board is getting tired
of waiting and some n will have to
settle for the delay.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
FATE al FOR HIN.
Not Written That He Should Escape
Double Collection.

Double Collection.
A very dear old person, who has no
regular church home, but who wan
ders abroad and takes in the cream of
pulpit oratory, was complaining the
other day about his hard luck.
TITS mighty queer" he said, "but
it would almost seem to me as if it
was a put up job. 1t must be fate,
though. Every time 1 go to church
nowadays they bring a double collec-
ton OF me. L don't mind the usual
plate a bit, but this matter of slipping
in extra demands for gold jars me.
1t is driving me from the church habit
altogether"
Never mind" said the dear old per-
sons dearest friend. Come to our
church and you'll be treated squarely.
We've got a good minister and good
habits"
Last Sunday the mar visited his
friends church. And for the first time
in the ehurch's history there were
two collections. One was the regular
and the other was for the benefit of
a little struggling church away down
South in Marshall, N. G..
1t was fate with a big F, but the
dear n paid up like the little man
that he is.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28

dences Of advancement. The first
bushel of wheat was shipped in 1882,
in fact the first shipment from Mani
toba, merely as a sample, was made
in 1877. In 1904 there were under all
crops, excepting hay, 1,575, 900 acres
in the western provinces, producing
17,250,350 bushels of wheat, Is, $50, $40
bushels of oats, and 2,350,420 bushels
of barley, realizing a total of about
S18,5 500 900 for the farmers.
In Manitoba there were grown in
1904 41,600, 600 bushels of wheat and
other farm products in proportion.
The first mile of railway was built in
the country in 1880, and to-day there
are over G,000 miles of road in opera
ton, and further extensions are going
ahead as fast as men and money can
build them. There are two trunk
lines in the country, the G.. P. R. and
the Canadian Northern, with the
Grand Trunk commencing it's trans
continental line. In addition to these
trunk lines, all systems are extending
branches to all sections where there
are settlements to %patronize them.
The grain elevator development is
another assurance of the wonderful
expansion of the country, the one
fourth of the whole area, or about 95,-
10000 acres of the country %traversed
by railways being now fairly supplied
by elevators. In all there are LOIS
Of them in the country with a combin-
ed capacity of 27,6S3,O0O bushels and
erected at a cost of over s55, 600, 900.
In addition to these, elevators at the
head of the lakes have storage capac-
ity Of $4,000 Fourteen years ago
the entire storage capacity of the
elevators was 7,62S,000 bushels, to-day
it is Al, 600, 900 and increasing yearly
from five to ten million bushels.
What the settlement of the country
will be in the next ten years may
well be imagined from the fact that
last year the immigration was over
1896 0O souls.
There are those who believe the
grain-producing area of the country
must be limited, but results tell a
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
Cause of Headaches.

AS is naturally to be expected, the
commonest cause of headaches is
some nervous disturbance or weak
ness irritated by some experience
which in prime condition of health
would produce no ~perceptible effect.
The common causes are therefore Of
two classes, namely, those which pre-
viously exist within the body and
those which exist outside of it and ex-
cite the inner Or latent evils into &C
ton.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
SANDALS NOW THE FAD.
Result of Idea In Fertile Mind of
Yankee Drummer

Yankee Drummer
The footwear of antiquity has be.
come the fashionable footwear of the
present year of the twentieth century.
The large stores all over the country
not only show sandals for children,
but also display them for adults.
More than a million sandals were
made in Lynn, Mass, shops for this
summers trade IND thousands OF
pairs were manufactured in other New
England towns. They have been scat.
tered broadcast from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.
While some persons think that the
sandal fad grew out of the health cul.
ture fad, especially the Kneipp cure,
yet, for a fact, it was developed in the
fertile mind of a Yankee drummer.
This salesman, returning from a Eu-
ropean trip, noted that two children
who were playing on the steamer
deck had pieces of sole leather bound
to their feet instead of shoes. They
appeared to enjoy their crude foot
wear. The salesman caught the idea,
and he didn't rest easy until he got
back to his Lynn factory and had
some samples made up and shown to
his customers. These first sandals
were for children only, and they
proved popular.
Now sandals are worn by men, wom-
en- and children.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
Woman Commits Suicide.

LINCOLN.-Mrs. J. ". Pickrel, aged
"a years, was found dead in bed by
her husband, a railroad man who re
turned home from a run at that hour.
Beside the woman was a bottle which
had contained chloroform and Coroner
Graham decided that Mrs. Pickrel had
taken her own life and that an inquest
was not necessary. The husband
could give no reasons for the act. He
had been away from home at his work
for several days, but said Mrs. Pick
rel was cheerful when he left her.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
The Joker'S Fate.

It was a sad-eyed humorist,
Who safe him down to coax
From out his brain a funny twist
Or two to tickle folks
In short, to write some jokes.
The day was very warm-"Gee whizi"
Said he, What shall I do?"
I'll roast the fend who asks you, Is
1t hot enough for your
I wonder if that's new?"
He sighed, and took another sheet
OF paper, and he wrote
About the man you often meet,
Who always rocks the boat.
CTwas old enough to voteD
He wrote about old shoes and rice,
And Mrs. Youngbride's breaks,
About the a who brings the ice -
In microscopic cakes.
And green-fruit stomach-achesi
And people came and slew him there,
Whose jokes had made them i'll,
And buried him with tende care
And gladly paid the bill.
(He lies at Chestnut HID
Cleveland Leader.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
Commits Suicide in Jail.

AURORA.-John M. Parish, who
was being held in the county Jail at
this place under accusation of house
breaking near Philips, committed sui
eide in the Jail. He tore a strip from
a blanket in his cell, fastened one end
to a water pipe near the ceiling and
the other end around his neck and
there strangled to death. He was a
stranger in this locality.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
New Plan Plated.

WEST POINT.-A new town has
been plated seventeen miles south
east of this city at a point three miles
south of the southeast corner of Cum
ing county on the proposed new line
of the Ashland Cut-off. The name of
the new town is Uehling.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
Use for Discarded Tramcars.

Australia has found a new use for
discarded tramcars. Sydney ladies'
have them painted green and white,
hang them with baskets of flowers,
train creepers over the roof and then
utilize them as afternoon tearooms.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28

FULLERToN.-Dr. Edward Nc
MILAN was suddenly stricken with
apoplexy while walking along the
street in apparently his usual health.
A physician was Immediately sum
moned but life was extinct.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28
Valuable Team Stolen.

BEATRICE-A team of valuable
horses was stolen from A. Whey of
Narka, Kas. He has been here at
tending the holiness camp meeting. He
camped near Ellis, this county, en-
route home, and towards morning dis
covered the animals were missing.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1905-07-28

London Healthier Than New York.
Although the population of New
York is fewer by a good million than
that of London, the number of deaths
last year in the two cities was prac-
tically the same.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20

sic fentte lei4t erblafenb bas
9aupt.
rSa, freili9 - penn Ou es 10
uuffdbt ="
r@ls cine fonpentipnele 9Dfli3feit
In etpas %ungeppbnter Gprm," fiel er
Gin, naber mir finb lie Der @eheimrGs
thin f9ulDig. Die Sade IdBt ii4 ia
lei4t a~rrangiren = in meiner 9egenz
mart natiirli4. Man begegnst iid uuf
einem bOrber .berGbreoeten Spa3iers
gang. Gr ge6t an Dir Dpriiber = i4
trete beaent tsiisite unb Srau BEN
S9alien bat 1000 MGrt fir ihre ar<
men,"
rSann min i9 f9reiben," enti4ieb
Srau Hofa unb 9ing an iGren Sstrez
tQr. ---
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20

aus unb preBte ben anab.n on lire
Bruft. Sbre 2ippen beriibrten ieinen
Munb nit tpilber, beibsr 2eibeni9aft.
NGes, mas tie felt Monaten in ii9 se>
tragen, prGgte ii9 in Der ftiirmii4en
2iebfofung aus. @s mar ia fem
Sleif9 unb 8lut, bas iie tiibtei-
Der &nabe mar 10 iiberrai9t, bab
er ni9t f9reien fonnte. Mber tie fii6lte,
tpie er bebte, ME Elm S9ausr iiber iei'
men S0rper lief. Sbr feI6sr tbeilte ii4
Der S9auber nit. @isfalt rann es
ibr iiber ben Niiden, bas 8etpuBtlein
Der Siinbe, Die iie gethan. lleber fi4
ielblt entisBt, nit grOBen, ftdrren &us
gen ms 2eere bIidenb, lieB lie ben
&lsinen fdbren. Ser pii6te ii6 ods
@efi4t, ais gGlte es, einen hdbli6en
Sled gu entfernen, unb lief oapon, aus
Dem @albe 6inaus, Ger entgegenfoni,
menhen 8onne gu.
ltnb Srau &ofu flo6 aud, pis Elm
pom SGger berfolgtes aeb, at6emlos,
tief unb tiefer in ZEN buntlen Sort.
@rf9Opft mari tie ii9 enbli9 I'M griia
men Sidi6t nieber uno griff ii9 nit
beiben 9dnben an Die fiebernbe Stirn-
Bruno = 8runo!" itD6nte lie.
Gs mar ber Name hires eigenen
&inbes. Orobenb itanb iein Bib Dor
ibrer Seele. SIN Settle fab tie Elm
frembes Wei6 fi6 bariiber tsussn, in
beiber 9eibenf6uft feline 2tppen fiiFen,
Der &nabe a6er f6aubsrte unter Der
eiftigen g~sriibrung ber Siinbe unb
itredte bilfefu6enb Die Qerm&en naf
Der fernen Mutter aug. Srau ROfu
f6nsQte auf. Der 8eoanfe an Guitus
lus mar berf6punben ---
giligen S9rittes 6aItete tie i6rer
@Obnung GIT. Mit einem Greubenz
i9rei rib lie ben tleinen Bruno an
lire 8ruft, berste unb tiiBte i'm.
StrGnen bes @liids, Der 9antbarteit
ftoaben in i6ren @ugen. @ie fiiblts
{iG fort unb frei ME emit. Die
Mutter in ibr bate lie erlOit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
Ill.

Sn Der Stabt Ia9te rnb fti9sltc
man einige Sage iiber Die toQen Gins
fdae bes rei6en Gatulus. Damn
bate Die @eielf9oft Die Sa9e bergeIs
len. Ni9t 10 5rau Hpiu @amanber.
S6rem 9atten mp4te tie ni9t bapOn
fpre6en. Der niirbe tie ausgela9t
ba6en. @6er lie purbe biefen Stub
ni9t los. Simmer nod fiblte tie i'm
auf ibrsn 2ippen. limb INNER pieber
brdnste fi9 i5r bic 6rage auf: @as
bate er bamit gepput? 9atte er fs
e6ren pber trdnten pouen2 Oas Sep
tsre tOnnte ni9t iein, benin mo tie Ga
ftulus traf, bebanbelte er Tie nit Der
glei9en aus5ei9nenben Qiebensniirs
bigteit, Die lie bon Der MdnnerpeIt 9es
tpDbnt mar.
lInb pod mar es unhers als friiber.
@enn tie einunbsr auf Der Strabe bes
gegneten, feblte ibrem GRUB Die fritz
here 1nbefangen6eit. Sbr Wiae NOR
unfrei gspprben. Die Grinnerung an
oas Wor9efaaene, BITE lie ni6t tpeden
ppqten, erpa9te bod. sic purbs
ROTH unb er ld9elte leiIe. Gein Bib
eins nod nit ibr, tpenn ie ibn ldnsfi
nidt mebr iab. Sin se6eimntbbOqes
8anb i9lang ii9 bon ibm Su ibr. 81:
tpO1te IS gepaltfam 5erreiBen. N6er
ie bsftigsr tie 5errte, beftO ftdrter
f3ien es 81 perben.
0a bsfiel bic iunge Srau cine Be-
flemmenbe @neft. Sbr Snnerss perlOr
ben iiGeren 9alt. Sic fiblte iif
fremb BEL Mann unb Sinh, benin lire
@ebantsn tparen anberspo. I'm lie gu
fetGu6en, iu6te Tie AGufiger uls ipnfi
Die Sreuoen unb 3erItreuunsen bs1
GeieGi9uft. 9o4 mas feiler fpute
pirfte ipie @ift, SINNER pieber Be-
segnete tie G~aItulus. Sic mid inn
ni6t aus smell lie fiir6tete, ii4 per=
bG6tig gu MAIDEN. Sn Dem 8eitrebsn
cine unbefansen6eit gu beu6eln, Die IL
ni9t befaB, parb lie i6m gegeniibel
unIi6sr unb perlegen. DAB teines bas
@orsefanene srpGbnte, Denies nur
bab lie INNER barun bu4tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20

Der Winterf6nee mar lGngit Sers
gangen. Mit ieinsn 8liitbentrGumen
unb ie6nfi9tigen @inf6en Spg Der
Mai ms 9anb. Mit benz Sriibiabr
begannen pieber Commanders grDBers
OienItreiien. &oia mar oft Sage lang
aaein, unb lire 4ngit ppr ii6 ielber
nu6s. Sab IS benn feline Grlofung
bon biefem 8dnne, Der erbriidenb auf
ibr ldg?-O Die innere llnru6s trie6 lie
bur9 ale 3immer. Damn blieb lie
pieber am 5eniter iteben unb Itarrte in
ben ionnigsn 2en5tdg hinaus.
pl0bIi9 5udte lie auiammen. -
Mabr6aftig = bort unten sing er
poribsr : unb feline Qugsn i9r<iter
pie iu6enb berIuf. 8liBi4nea, ebe er
tie bemerten tonnte, mar lie binter Die
Garbine Suriidgetretsn. Qber iein
8lid bate tie nit magnstii9er Strait
eetrpffsn. Me6aniI6, pie unter Dem
GinfluB elmer Sugseitiun. griff tx
mad !6ut unb Mantel. Sic berlieb
oas 9dus, lie muBte linn fplgen.
gr fab it9 ni3t um. lInbemerfi
sing lie INN bur9 bas Neutbpr na9,
biz er i'm i9attigen SaubenlpaIbe bers
f9panb. Cine belisbte CONNER
tpirtbf4aft lag bort. 8ieaei4t = DAB
lie fein Siel mar.
@uf Geitenpfaben, pbn. gu tpiHer,
mas lie that unb polte, ndberts 1iG
Srau 9amanber benz einiamen 6auie,
Inter Dem griinen 8erited Der lsbter
8dume blieb tie fl~opfenben Serasna
fteben. Dor Der Wirt9I9uft, i'm
S9atten elmer 9inbe, iab fie i'm iibsn
Nber er mar niht ausin. Die 8onnt
unb iein tleinsr 8nabe, bic er 6ierbel
norausgef6idt, befanben 1i6 BEL i6m
gaftulus bate cine 3situng pprgenpm.
men unb las. Oas unru6ige, etipo
fiinfiGbrige &inb i6ien ii9 gu lang.
peilen. Die Bonnie itanb auf, 5og ei=
men 9an aus Der Sadie unb hesanr
nit bsm Slsiren gu ipielen.
Srdu &ofa sog fi9 binter ben mad:
tieen Stamm elmer alien Same su.
rid, benin bic bsiben nGbertsn ii9 BEN
Walbranb. plDBli9 flog Der lsidt'
8aG, ben bas MGo9en gu frdftis &c:
pprfen, iiber ben &ppf bes &inbes bin.
aus unb peit unter bic 8Gume binein
Subelno fprung Der muntere &nab'
i6m na9, !6err guftulIs abtr risf in
slei6en @ugenblid benz SrGulein, um
pie es i6isn. ibr etpas in Der 3eitunc
gu seigen.
Na6 sinigem SUDDEN bate bas&int
ben 8au entbedt. Gr mar fat DO,
&ofas Siibs seroat. Sic biidte li9l
Inn ihn benz &leinen gu seben. @be,
pie er ieBt bOr ibr tarb, lie eritaunt
unb in leihter Mensitli6teit NIT Der
braunen auger, hs @atsrs aniah
gang iein periiinstes Ghenbilb, = be
ibermannte es lie.
untpiatirli4 ftredte lie bic @rm'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
III.

v@as bait Su henn, &pia?" fraste
Der 8e5irtsingenisur. Gr mar etpas
frii6er gum Gfen gefommen unb bate
fe bei Der 2ettiire zines 8riefes iiberz
rof6t.
Die iunse Srau tpurbe glut9rotb.
,M9, cine 9umm6eit = BON Der
Ge6eimrGt6in ="
rSeine Notwithstanding, liebss
Sinb," brp6te er lG9elnb nit benz Sim
ger. v5rau BON S6alien tpirb bod
feline S%umm6eiten MADDEN"
.gigentli6 lit es -er-"
sWer = Der @s6eimrat6?"
,Nein - bieier = mein Soft -
a9, ba lies felbft ="
sic bstra9tete gefpannt feline Miez
ne, pG6renb er bas S3reiben iiberz
flog.
y@(uf mas 10 elmer, Der bic .3eit nit
benz 9slbe unb bas 9slb nit Der 3eit
tobtf6lagen muB, ni9t aQss fommt!"
murmelte er fopff9ittelnb.
@6er er tpurbe ni9t blab, tpie lie err
tpartet bate, - ni9t einmal unperz
f9Gmt f9ien er es gu finben.
rNun, mas fagit Su ba5u9" fragts
lie NIT leife bebenber Stimme.
rGs fie9t benz Gpnberling slei9, als
Der er befannt lit. Die grobe sltsrli6e
Jabrit, bic S90pfuns ieines @ruBpaz
ters. gu berfaufen unb bon ben Milz
lionen bef6auli9 Der 8efddftiguns
nit &unIt uno Wifenf9aft 81 leben,
mar aud 10 cine Narrenlaune."
LIMB fonit finbeit 9u = ni9ts bds
beia"
sic belt ben 9ltbem an, feline Ints
mort ermarteno.
.Gigentli9 nt6t. Wenn man ben
@rmen helfen fann in biefer f9tperen
3eit ="
v2ffo On tpinft, bab i'd"
Ser @ias 1T 0eir. Sbu', mas Su
magit. SebenfalIs febe i9 ni6ts
G6limmes bdrin. Ou biit Satin
unb Wutter = Gaitulus, tpenn auA
nod in ben beiten Sabren, bod Witts
tper unb Batter, babel. pie ale Welt
tpsib, elm g6renmarn. @pute i1 Be-
benfen baben, 10 miiBte i4 ia Oeiner
ni4t ii4er iein!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
Gs tit p%erboten.

Oas in 2onbon erI9sinenbe @p>
9enblatt v@nstpers" berOffentli9t unz
ter Dem Sitel y@erboten" cine feline
plauberei iiber rSeutf9lanb, tps es
Elm 2sisr bss nQnspers" fub". Die
amiifante @9ilberuns lautet: nOas
@prt, bas man am bdufisiten in
Oeutf9lanb gu Is6en befommt, lautet
,@erboten". @enn man i'm 8abnbpf
einlduft, fGut Der Bid auf lauter ries
iiee .@erbotens", ebe man mas unbes
res iie6t. Gs 1T psrbpten, Die Seleiie
az iiberf9reiten. @s lit perboten, bieie
Srepps binabaugeben. Gs 1T perboten,
biefe anbere binuuf5uitsissn. @s 1T
perbpten, linfs ausauiteigen. @s lit
berbotsn, oufauiteigsn, pdbrenb Der
Bug ii@ in 8eipesung febt. @s tit
perbpten, ben perrpn p6ne 8iaettab<
ga6e su berlahen. gs 1T perbpten,
ben9opf gum 5enIter birtausSuitreden.
Gs 1T berboten, Slai6en gum Seniter
'rausSutperfen. @s 1T perbpten. bus
Nptbfgnal obne 2~ebensgefabr au aiez
ben. unb penn man ii9 nit alien bies
fen @pri9riften gliidli9 psrtraut 9es
ma9t bat, iein 8iaett abseseben bat
unb burh ben ri6tigen Musgang mar
I9irt lit, bunn ftDbt man nit St9ers
6eit auf Elm S9ilb rOur9gang perbos
ten. Min man nun pieber bur6 ben
Musgang, ben man benust fat, 5uriid,
10 erfdbrt man gu feinem GntfeBen,
bab bas uperboten" 1T. Man mub ii9
einen anberen@ingang fuGen unb tann
bann bur9 einen anberen Musgang
enbli9 benz 9abnbof entflie6en."
Na9bem ii9 Der Gnsldnber iiber bic
beutf9e Siteliu9t unb nod einiges
@nbere luitig gema9t bat, tpeit er er>
freuli9srneiie au9 etpas @utes Su
fagen: vSsit 1871 iinb bic Oeutf9en
barauf aus, alle franaOiif9en Sremb>
tpOrter aus ihrem Spra9f9ab ausaus
meraen. SEPT lit Der &f eegen ale
SrembpDrter ~iiberbaupt entbrannt.
Sas @ort vSelepbon" 1T ii6er bic
gan5e Welt bsrbreitet. Man &C,
brau9t es ielbft in 2Gnbern nit gang
anberem @lpbabet, 3. g. in &ublanb
unb Der Siirfei. Ginit bate IS audi in
Seuti9lano Seimatbre9t. 4ber jebt
trifft mar, fpsit bdufiger bas @ort
rSsrnfpre9er", unb bas finbe i9 fe6r
peritGnbig. Sebes beutf9e &inb bon
brei pber bier Sabren fam fi9 Bel benz
Wort 5srnipre6er sttpus benten, pd9s
renb feines pifen fam, mas bas Wori
Selepbon bebeuten fOa.
Die meiiten Men59en benten, bi.
tranSbifGe Spra9e 1T ret1er on Se1
Sei9nurgen fir Spsiien unb Stab
runasprobufte als bic beutf9e. 60
bu9ts i6 audi. @6er i6 mar 10 iiber-
rai9t iiber ben Worti9ab Der beutz
f9sn Speifsfurte. bab i4 mir bic
Mii6e na6m, bic 8e5ei6nunsen fir
9eri9te in einem fransDiif9 : ensltz
f9en un5 einem beutl9 : englifden
Saf9entDrterbu9 gu sGblsn. @eiulz
tat: 6ranfrei9 a6t Spalten; Oeutids
lamb eff. limb bas 1T eieentli9 fein
Wunber, benin bic Osutf9en f6einen
nidt MIR mebr eBbare Oinse su baben,
fOnbern ibnsn audi tii4tiser 5u5uipres
9en."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
Griolung.
Rouelette pom 6rar3 8i9manrl

Sas QGGeln ar Der f9Drsn @ugen
par umfonit sepeIen. @alter gaftuz
lus bate ben gdn5en 8l3ar bur9z
f9ritten unO nur Elm paar &~leinigtetz
ten eritanoen. Sur seieui4aftli9e
@erpfli9tungen 6utten i'm bingez
5pungen. Gr liebte bas Wpblt6un in
bieier @eiie ni6t.
Am leBteI Slide blie6 er aber bod
fteben. Gs mar ni5t Die @erfGuferin,
bic i'm anapg. 6rau gebeimratb BON
S6alfen mar ipeoer jung nod 9i6i9.
Sp0tter nannten tie cine @p6ltbdtigz
teits : !SpGne. Der 8a5ar fir Die Orr
men mar ME auiG6rli9 i6r @ert.
GaRulus' Bid blie6 auf elmer
i9lanfen @afe nit 5erli4en 8lumenz
sepinben 6aften.
.6anbmalerei, gnGbige 5rau?"
p9epiB, unb bon elmer Dame, Die
sic re9t gut tennen."
Ods gauge Geii9t Der &dtbin fptbte
fi9 unter benz gebeimniBbolen 2d9eln.
sic pitterte Solo.
ySp9 ni6t BON -"
y5rau 8eairtsingenisur @amanber.
Sic lit ia cine aiinitlerin in berlei
Singen."
Oas 6errli6fte &unftpert lit lie
iel6it, ba9te gaitulus, tpdbrenb bds
Bib Der f60nen 6rau por ieiner Seele
dufitieQ. 0d6ei betrd6tete er bic
0aie BON alien Seiten.
r4b audi Elm 3ettel nit benz
9reiie-~
.auf bunpsrt murt bat fe bic
GBnheriq benertbet."
Sn @uitulus erpu4te Der Riaio>
mar.
.@isl gu bef9eiben!"
Or entna6m feiner 8riefta56e 5pei
Sunbsrtsr. Die srauen 4ugen Der
DISCRIMINATION 6lin5eltsn, i6r 9sIi9t
tparb nod ipiBsr, ettpas Raubtbierz
artises lag barin - &dubtbiertriebe
fir einsn guten 3ped! Oas amiitrte
Jpn. Der feline bos6afte Seufel, Der
fi9 i'm 6interften @infel ieiner Seels
bare, riibrte ii9. Gs mar offenbar
feline Stimme, nit Der sr bin5ufiiete:
rOas 6inffude piirbe i4 gsben fir
einen Sup Der if0nen Walerin!!"
Die 9e6eime Srate pie unter elmer
glettriiirmaf9ine,
Isle f6sr5en, 9err Gaitulus -"
v9epiB ni9t, mil fol9en 0ingen
treibt man feinen Spab."
rWenn es pirtli9 SIR po1er grnit
1T = bann - a9, bite, lafen sic
bic @afe bier" fieberte Die 3Gtbin.
Gin 6immel glGnSenber S~offnungen
er0ffnete 1if i6r. Die @inna6msn fpa>
rem biesmal etpas mager ausgefuIen.
Sold Elm 8etrag feblte gerabe mod,
bas bis6erigc &snommse ibrer 8erans
5taltungen 81 Da6ren -
SD tperbe metn M0gli4ites t6un,
Wus t6ut NON ni9t aaes fir uniere
@rmen!"
v0ie sic piini6en, @ndbige," emit
eegnete GaItulus ettpas betroffen. 81
bate Die Spdne ni4t rei5en ppnen
Soqts lie tpirtli9 ben S9er5 in grnf
p%erfsbren9 = On Die MOgli9feit battt
er gar nt9t geba9t. @uf bas Sell
fam es ia nidt an. Qber baB er Del
Gefansene ieiner eigenen unbeba9ter
Wprte tperben io1te, drgerte i'm bod.
ySpGteItens morgen erbalten Sit
Ra6ri9t," rief inn bic Gebeimrdtbir
nod na6, ols er mibmutbig ben tlei.
nsn Saal berlieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
= % Qrum. WetubGnOIer {

= Oarum. WeinbdnbIer Ctpils
tbenb): vSis nennsn mid einsn pant'
f9er, parum iinb Sic benin Bel mir
als &eifenber eingetreteng" Rsiisns
Der: rIufri6tis s~efaet... i9 npnte
mir bas Srilltcn abgep0bnen!"
Speifel. &affirer 6eFen
prinaipal fiiraIid seabeIt tpurbe):
uWIbte i4 nnr, tpomtt i9 mstnen
Gbef msbr drssrn t0nnte, tpsnn i1
ibm NIT stpeibunbert MiGe burHz
brenne obsr tpsnn i9 Jpn einmaI nit
s9err Weper" anrtbca"