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Evening journal., 1906-07-02
SPECIAL JURY DRAWN

The following special jury has been
drawn to try the case Of Yates VS.. p,
B. & w. r. r. Co.:
Wilmington-E. L. Rice, Millard f.
Davis, Charles f. Dubell, William H.
Morris.
Brandywine-Cyrus E. Mousley, How
ard +. Lodge.
Christiana-George w. Pusey. John
Peoples, Ephraim Myers.
Mil Creek-Kennard S. Chandler, w
Frank Taylor, Irwin V. Gregg, Robert
p. Dennison.
White Clay Creek-George L. Spence
New Castle-William ]. Nichols, Ed
ward EllSinton.
Pencader-David McMullin.
Red Lion-Edward L. Clark, Alexan-
der farrell.
st. Georges-John w. Denney, Hiram
Pleasanton.
Appoquinimink-Jo A. Daniels.
Blackbird George II. Bradley
Charles Beth.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
THE GENTLE SEX
How a Queen Proposed

Reigning queens. by rules OF eti-
quette, must make the proposal OF
marriage to their consorts elect. AS a
young woman the late Queen Victoria
of England was embarrassed at the
prospect OF proposing TO Prince Albert.
This is how she arranged matters: she
summoned Albert to her boudoir where
he found her alone. After some desul-
tory talk due to htr shyness. she sud
denly said:
Gould you forsake your country for
me-"
The prince answered by clasping her
in his arms.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
WOKMEN NOW
lave RESERVE
Suprem|LOdee Awards Pros
perOuAOdgeS the Care of
ReSeTe ACCumuIatiOnS
specIal The EvenIng J0uInal.

NI~N'eN@ AA1 44hlAltAlb eeaAAaA
DOVER, hy 2.-Delaware members
of the big ii ilrance order. the Ancient
order of Uukd Workmen. are jubilant
over some MIS- received from Toronto,
Canada, Wild the Supreme Lodge has
just concludd its biennial session. The
news is to effect that the prosper
Gus jurisdid rs are to be awarded the
custody ofItbirown reserve accumu-
lations.
Delaware share Of the reserve is
now $4,000 nd the Grand Lodge Of
Delaware l therefore. get this fund
at once, or soon as the Grand Lodge
can decide ton the trusteeship Of the
fund. for iestment at the highest
possible ra1in a channel guarantee
ing safety. rhe fund will, in a few
years, il is dcted, amount to between
$4,000 and 81 00O and viii all be held
by the Dela1re ofiiciary of the order
for investmei within this state. such
a change in be management Of the
big order whi pays millions in bene-
fits every yei throughout the United
States and ca ida, will tend largely to
restore conhd be everywhere among
its membership
Another actt the Supreme Lodge
which will be thankfully received by
the thirty-twopdge I'm Delaware is
/ the one doing lay with the collection
/ from the GranlLodge Of a Guaranty
Fund, after Ocb Der /. This Guaranty
Fund, establish really to guarantee
the beneficiary Dments OF $1,000 and
$1,000 at death other States, whe~
high deathrate Used slow payment =
the part of the tate Grand 'Lo 49,.
now shows a ded OF 81 500 900. ~,
Of the Guaranty hid the mem, ~,
simply pay off tAAdehcit a - - ".
Of ten cents peA nonth -
months. Delaware'Aont1 ~ " -,
$500 per month, wht IN .'us'og os t-.,-., -,
six times as large iad .a,.ers,,,r ,. mi
- ei,'sy W., w Of the Guarant
u'lu ~ - hief to the other
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
4O5 Market ST. 4O4 ShipIey
U. S. ENGINEERS REPORT
Major FIaeIer Busy Preparing 1906 Re
view Of His Office.

Major c. A. f. Flagler' is now com
pleting his anual report on the work OF
the United States Engineers office IN
this district 1t will show that the
work of dredging has been extensively
carried on and that the rivers and har-
bors in the district have been inn
proved. ~
The report regarding the coast de-
fences viii be exceedingly interesting
as II will cover the improvements al
Fort DUPONT and the possibility Of an
inland waterway connecting the Della.
ware river and Chesapeake Bay.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Ia the Shops

Figs Of all sizes.
Feracker candies.
Ydd think they'd go off.
BuI They're cream and chocolate in
side.
Jafnese silk fans for a dime.
VIE linen stocks embroidered with
TENN Facquets.
Ihii drinking glasses in cork-lined
leathdcases.
Alsd'The Book of Cocktails" same
style.
sma lpigskin cases containing two
pearl-ihdled folding knives, a collap-
siole a fringed napkin, and dou-
pie glat tube for salt and pepper This
'inhnit riches in a little room" Is
small eough to slip in the pocket,
cost S2'Iand is just the thing for
lunchesl | fresco.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Woman's Rights

1 While it is impracticable to consider
be law i'm detail. generalizing IL may
e said that woman now possesses az
emplete control Of her person and Of
tr property, real and personal; C2)
ifedom to enter into contracts; CD the
rRht to sue for injuries to her charac-
T. person or property; (D the joint
cftody OF her children. though this
isR recent development; and it must
bfadmitted that the excepted states
"a qoutnumber those where the rule is
inforce; (5) in four States the right
oiequal suffrage and in twenty-five
otFs and two territories a restricted
riet applicable only to school af-
fait
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Frocks and FriYo1s

There is revival Of fashion in favor
Of gold belt buckles. and many wo-
men are taking their silver buckles to
be gilded.
A fad for wearing artificial flowers
has set in. These are worn on the
bosom Of the dress and are considered
at their best when made to appear
faded and half dead.
Some Of the modes are funny. to say
the least. After spending much time
and money to have her hair curled and
waved the modish woman now decks IL
with hat trimmed with plumes which
are almost straight The latest edlct is
that all fethers are to look as IL
drenehed by a shower!
One smartly-g -gowned woman wore
over her white chemisette a loose blue
velvet ribbon about an inch Wide.
thrown about the neck and knotted
once in the centre Of the blouse front.
dts sillS-tasseled ends hanging to the
belt buckle.
Another wears a skirt Of black voiIe.
the upper part lined with black taffeta.
but this foundation trimmed from the
knees down with a deep founce OF
heavy, white Irish lace. showing trans
parently through the sheer voile.
The genuine old-time sailor Is again
popular but It must be pinned nrm and
straight on the head, without any OF
the tips and Tits affected by other
millinery.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
RIVER AND BAY FISHERMEN

From time immemorlal it has been
the custom for all fishermen to call all
the Delaware waters below Reedy
Island the Bay and above the River.
Those who went 10 Hope Geek were
called bay fishermen. Since the Inter-
state Commerce Commission has locat-
ed the end of the river and beginning
of the bay below the mouth of Hope
Creek, they must be called down
river fishermen.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
SPORTS.
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AUSTIN'S KINGMONT WINNER

The matinee races at Horse Show Park
on Saturday afternoon furnished much
sport. Fast time and exciting finishes
We're the order Of the day. Event No. ]
went to Mr.. Crossan's Dewey; event No.
was won by Mr.. Tanguys Rexinia;
event No. 3 went to Mr.. Austlns King
mont; event No. 4 was won by Mr. II. Il.
Wallaces Essex Maid; event No. s. AIr
Mahanps Walloper and event No. wer,t
to Mr.. Holletts Annie Jansen.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
S. HOFFMAN CO.,
Come to Us.
Get What You Want.
Cash or Credit.
Either Way:
ladies' Stylish Summer
Suits, Waists and Skirts.

Tailor-made Linene Suits,
in pretty etons, lace trimmed,
at $500.
Wash Suits, in loose semi
fitting coats, medium and
longer lengths, trimmed; all
sizes; misses and ladies, $2.75.
Separate Skirts, in duck
and white linen, full sweep,
circular and gore skirts, $1.25;
wors $3.50.
A full line of Mems Cloth
ing, Furniture aud Household
Goods of every description.
n. W. COR. THIRD and SHIPLEY STS.
Store Open Tuesday
and Saturday Evenings
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
PHILADELPHIA GIANTS HERE

Wilmington Giants will have for their
opponents Wednesday morning, July A..
Walter schlicter's Philadelphia Giants AT
1O15 a. m. AS this is the first ppearance
Of the Giants to this city YOU can expect
sooo game both teams have won a
game and Captain Carter, who will do the
twirling for the home team thinks that
he can land the victory. Batteries-Foster
ana Booker Phiiade lphia Giants. Carter
ana Gillian Wilmington Giants.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Folding Go-Carts

If you have a little one you will need a
folding go-cart to enable you to take baby
away with you. If you have an Alvin Cart
you have the only real folding cart that's
made. 1t will sustain the weight of a full
grown man and weighs only Is 3-4
pounds. 1t can be folded so that it will fit
in suit case, or can be carried into a crowd
ed car without any inconvenience. II is
never in the way No picture does it an in
justice. 1t has to be seen to be appreciated.
The baby cries for it. Try TO put him in any
other cart after he has tried an Alvin, and
you'll find that he knows which is the best.
The price2 It's very small in comparison to
the comfort that you will derive from the
use of this cart
H1 En
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
DOVER lJffEATS SEAFORD

DOVER !, July 1.-The State capitol is
sun reE aiming the county and state
chan pionship, and defeated here satur-
day afternoon the strong Seaford am
oy a score Of to 1 in ten-inning
game.
score by innings:
Dover ........... OOO1OOOO1- 1-2
seaford ........ 30 100000 o-1
Batteries-Dover. Yerkes and Zear-
foss Seaford-Miler and Buckmn.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
RAS=RAlI

Beaumont is the reading hitter in the
National League. His mark is 1856
"Elberfield Is still the real leader in the
American League with a percentage Of
.s75. stone is hitting next with 1853. Hoey
is hitting .5SS and sudhon AS but they
have only played in n few games.
sNew York leads in club hitting in the
American League with .27S. Cleveland is
second and Athletics third.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
Shoes for Your Outing

Shoe satisfaction-that means to buy
shoes that are perfectly satisfactory as to
style, fit and price Our customers say:
"Best looking, most comfortable fitting pair
shoes ] ever had" And they do not have to
be broken in"
Mems Rubber Soled Oxfords e. .65c, S12s
Tan Oxfords and Soft Vici Shoes for men 81
Boys Rubber Soled Oxfords and Shoes,
65c, $Ioo, $I.25
Womens Tan Calf, tan kid and suede, were
$3.50 and So; now..........................S so
White Canvas Gibson Ties, $I.75, S2oo,$2. so
White Buckskin Pumps, made on a special
last and in such a manner that it will not
gap at the heel ...............$ $500
Girls White Canvas Gibson Ties,
$Ioo, $125, 81. 50
Black Vici Kid blucher kid, patent tie for
dress ..............$I $I.oo and up to $2.25
Patent Colt Gibson Tie, prices to . .S225
Babys White Canvas ..........75c, $Ioo
White Calf ................SI $225
White Buckskin .......... .$2.25 and 5000
Evening journal., 1906-07-02

on Wednesday afternoon the Blue
Ban Gun Club viii shoot a return race
with the Wawaset Gun Club on the
grounds OF the latter.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02

.rhe trotting record Of italy has been
reduced to 209 Is by Contralto, whose
former mark was 20.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
ChiIdrcn's Clothes

White Dresses, to 9 years, were $3.50 to
S2.5oi now .................... 100
Those that were 7sc and 81 are now. SOC
A few dresses of India Linen and Wash
Chiffon, trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry, were SIS; now ................$ 5000
Evening journal., 1906-07-02

King Edward is fond Of plovers' eggs,
which he generally spreads on Russian
black bread
Evening journal., 1906-07-02

To the amazement =, 49,.
ner Of the royal palal - 49,. ,.,,.,,,,
over to a cigar deale
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
wawaset Shoot.

The practice shoot Of the Wawasct
Gun club on Saturday afternoon re-
suited as follows:
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
School All summer

School All Summer.
Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College. sO7 -darket street. Students
now entering. Cali o. write for cata-
logue
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
For the Fourth

Everything needed and The comfortable
the
especially consider the smaIness Of the prices
Evening journal., 1906-07-02
s n. STAATS
For Your Fourth of July
Outing.
Summer Underwear

For Men. Women and Children.
The largest line we have evel carried,
and no doubt the most compiled to be
found in this market.
Evening journal., 1906-07-02

Bent Wood Lawn Benches, A feet long, $3.25
Rent Wood Lawn Chairs, feet long $I.zs
Lawn Benches painted ............$I.o 90
Water Coolers ...........$I.35 to $7.75
Lunch Baskets .$IOo to $500
Hammocks ...................25c to $3.50
Lemonade Pitchers ...........25c to $I.oo
Glasses .....................3 .35c to $I.55
Lemon Squeezers ................Io 25c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
3eigt cine grpbe 3nnabme.
1eber $16,OOO,OOO mebr meme 2sbensberFderuma i'm Sabre
1905 eimsei&rieben uno an Die ,,gfortbmefern" be-
,ablt aIs i'm Sabre 1901.
Die 6eidafts- 3nnabme fenn5eidmrte Tb bcpuSsrs mGbrcnS Dem Sort
idrihe Der 1lnterimbnngcu Der 2ebcnspcr1dernmss 8eca.
ibaften in benz lettcm SbeIe Ss Sabres.

gRle 2eute bobeu aemeint, oaB oas 2ebensperihberrne .Seihdt
beseuteno ord Die ltntriatangen uno gntbilmgen mGbreno Dem
Sabre 1908 9elhantgt muroe, lmo es wlroe nuIriderpeie oud Dor.
auSgelest, oB ollie Sebensoerid1erunes 9eelihaften cine grobe @b.
ndGn1e i'm ~emifreiben pGbren6 Dem Sabre 1905 aetsen wiroen. @ber
Dem Helultate nod lbetnts, Dab oas 0lf nbt oufgeb0rt bat, 2ebens-
perttferlrngen 5n nebmen, rpobl aber bot es Eortei genommCn si Gun.
item Der @eieaihaten, Die obiolut refine Seripaltmg Seiaer. gs anbt
cine 5emlde gn5abl BON 2ebensperi6errutgS @eRQihoiten, aeacu Die
ni}t elm @nuf bon Seroobt geduBert nurOe umo mir ieten porais. ouB
lne gennetnlib ete 8eltdfts5nnabme pigen meroen. IS lit mabrifein-
lid oaB DIE Nortbpehern @utual Sebensperiterumes @eielitoit BON
Mtlpanfee, isis, einen ipe5ielen 8ortbel bain befst, oB ibre Aaenten
poitp Die CUTE Sermaltmg ibrer Geielidnft benetien fonnten, ne es
bel Der llnterlntgnng. Die Dor Uui Sabren iatfano, ieiaenelt plrbe.
Sn Dem iGbrlihen 8ehht BON 1905 bS &eritcrrnas Separte-
mcntes bes Stoates @aiaduiets gebraudre Der Gonmifioner iolaenoe
&Sore:
D9os @If miro nht n~uhoren. 9ebensuerHde.
rlrhgen III farfen, aber perninftge Sene laTen es Ib
mebr an Der @ahl Der 9eielifait mlo in Ser NuSnabl
ibrer Eolicen 9cE9en ien."
lbs pbanomenoc @eihdh, oS i) in Ser Northuetern
mGGrenb ieoen @onatS oS prilofeuen Sobtes aeseigt, IteQt ole Ridtia.
felt oiepr SorauSiage fM, melheS. me nihtS moeres, ben Goncenius
Der oifentlifen Meinung III ocn Ser. Sdaten 6etreiS Ger 9ebensperTbe-
rrtgs.6roge 5egt. GS lit nidt 0S Spnem Der 2ebenSperGteruna, os
perlett murSe, ionoeru iene Seumtcu mo iene @eelibaheu. Die Ger
ibiebten Sermatung iduI0ig beiumoen murocn.
Nadiebenoe Isabelle giebt ooS neue 9ortbpeiern Geriihermas.
@eltnr, etnge1drteben nnD ourauf be8ablt, m1breno
lecen WonatS Ss Sabres 1905, pereGden nit oenieben Monahn oes
SnbreS 1901. Gbcniaas Die 3nnobme BON icoen @ionat. 9au iolte
Toluen limo eingeitlolen, Die ais t~bati1db perausgabt unb IN 9oar
Der @elealbatt ntbt Ipater oils Den 80. December 1905 beoblt wuroen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
8nitap's @crf.

@iiltop &oben bate feline Ibnung
bon Dem Sd]lag, Der i'm erlpartete.
Ger @eonnte, Dab iein iltnges @eib
Wiinihe mo SnterelIen begte, ole er
nift tbeilte, trat ME on i'm beron.
Gr bate g~earbeitet, iein fleines
Seim 5u idmiiden, bate 9arra bon
Irmutb uno Gorge erloit nlo
slaubte iie iolgerihtig 5uirieoen unD
gliidlih. Sic NOR 10 Jung, iait
nod &ino, iie liebte i'm mo mar
10 gut un0 iunit.
Gr mar elm geborener 9otonifer.
@Gre er Der Sobn reifer gltern,
wGren Die 5u leiner Iusbiloung no
tbigen Mittel porbonoen gemeien, 10
biirfte iein Name lplter Den eriten
8elebrten geglGn5t baben. @ie es
mar, bate er Den 8eg sum @iiien
ielbit erfGmpien miiiien. Seoer.
mann bot Elm ibm eigent6iimlides
Salent: 0ultap Toben beiaB Ole
9abe, 9lumen, Eilan5en mo
gGume 81 beobadten, lire gigen-
orten mo @eipobubeiten 81 be-
ibreiben. @r fannte ihre Namen,
lire Seimatb, lire 2ebensiueiie,
nidts mar ibm iremo. er lebte mic
elm &onig in ieinem Teide. @ie
er ais 9ino lie beoba6tet nno &C.
liebt. tbot er eS als Mann, er
i6rieb leine 9eobaftungen nieoer,
9apitel reibte iif on 8opitel. mo
ais zines cages eiu GROCER @ota-
infer nah Iplmer Sal fam, iiihrte
i'm 9oro Garoin 81 @uitap &oben,
oamit CT beiien Sammlung ipiloer
9lumen iebe. 1ie llnterreorma
iiibrte 3u Dem @unide, BON Gu
itap's Wauuitript Ginliht su neb-
men, uno nadyoem eS gel6eben CT.
flarte Der Wnmn Der @iiienihoit,
es mare ein cpofemabenocS @erf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
90.
26.
Gum siucitcm Walc Srnnt.

gls Der Marquis De Bourbon am
f~oleenoen Iorgen in ieine 9iblio.
tibet trat, mar er eritaunt, ieinc
gtibte bort 5i t%reifen.
.GS lit ihmer, @elescnbeit gu
finben, Sic allein 5l iprehen, lieber
Snfel, nm babe ih mir gelpaltiam
iolde geiuft."
~llno mas miinifeit Gu, liebes
8inp2"
sd babe Die Srase i'm Muse.
pelde i'm 2eben Der Srou Die mid.
tigIte Stelle einnimmt, Die Srage
Der Seiratb. SD mG6te miiien,
Oh Sbnem wirfli6 10 piel Saran
liegt, oaB id midi permGble? Oh sic
es wirflid uno entidieoen min.
iden9"
nNatiirlib tbile id oas."
nAber. Snfelden, warum benn9
ih fiible MIDI bier 10 gliidlid,
mot)te am lieblten bier bleiben.
@iirbc i6 b~ciratben, 10 miibte idJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

b%oioeln. uno 0od gelong ibr's
ntbt, Die innere Stimme Sl iiber.
fauben, Ole ibr lagte, lie mGre i'm
Se9rlffe, elm Terbre9en 5l bege6en,
oas lelbIt irbiide @eiese idmer
abnoen. aber iie bemiibte lid,
aues aus Dem @eodftniB 81 ban.
mem, mas Der sesebenen Sadloae
nidt cntiprod. lleber5cugt. baB
lie oils Saop lllperiton ooriiber nod,
'iferer lein uno ieopeoe 1S,trht
enoen miiroe, nabm Tie Mploros
Werbung an, CAB ibr Saport init
rubigen 2ippen, obre grrotbcn ODER
grbleiben.
~Sieben Sic mid, 2aop 9oura?"
fragte Soro nlueriton, unb Die
flebenoe Gimme Orang ibr in oos
Ser3.
sd tpia periuden, Sic 5u lie.
ben nno 81 begliiden, Sbnen elm
treues @eib an iein."
Samit moate iie lire S6ulb iiib.
men nno Der @eoanfe, nie piel 8u.
tes lie fiinfttg 81 tbun permofte,
mie Iielen iie SiIfe bringen, pie
gut lie ibren Sobn er5ieben f0nnte,
pertlarte lire 3iiee.
Soro lllperIton mar berubigt, er
glailbte an 2iebe uno @liid. Iie
Seiratb ioate i'm nGdlten Sriibiabre
itattfinoen. 9ltrd Die lanaen @in.
termonate lernte 2obp 2nllra ben
Terlobten lieben nno otten. Gen,
nod glif) ibr @efiibl burfous ni6t
Dem, melfes lie emit 9ultap entge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

6reunoihait eebt leitt in
Sder6en, menn man SIT iebr oarauf
poht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

gengebradt. Gs NOR cine rubige
Siebe Die allmdbli6 entitonoen uno
nuf If]tung lid ariinbete, cine
Siebe, Die ni6ts perminoern unb
b~erdnoern fonnte.
Die 3eit perging, Die Sodseit
pnroe nit Tradt sefeiert. Sas
Srautpaar begab ii6 ioiort mad,
Dem alien Sdloiie lllper, mo 9aop
ulperlton iid balo beliebt mad)te.
Tattie beglcitete ielbltperlt6nolif)
ire. Serrin, fir ibr Aooptiufino
fano iid elm beba9lihes Seim I'M
6oriterbauie.
Sier perlebte 2altra lllperiton
einige rubige Sabre, Die nod onBen
ipeii9itens sliidlih uno better per-
f%loiicil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

stidte. sic fang, pIouoerte, la6te,
mar bon 9eben mto Seiterfeit.
llno boh nermohte Tie es faiim
81 ermarten, big tie in Gattie's
3immer ellen iino ibr f~leines, rolf
ses 8inbfen, oas iie unter iolf)
bitteren 9brdnen berlaiien, tpieoer
ieben brrfte.
Sic Oiinete Die Sbiire, 9attie err
partete tie.
,Nebmen Sic iid sulammen, Wi-
laop, Oamit Sic iib nift per-
ratben."
2aura trat Dor. 9as 8ino lag
idlaienh auf Battles 9ett. @olo-
braiine 2oden mallten iiber Die
Shnlter, Die 8anaen maren bonn
S6lummer gerotbet, Die roiigen
&Gnoden bielten einen bOl5ernen
Golooten. 2auro mar ber5los,
eitel, itol5 ino talt, ais ie aber
Den aleinen iab, iarf iie aif ole
&ilie nnb Bat @ott, iid) ibrer 5u
erbarmen, einen armen Siinoerin.
Sumner mieoer beoedte tie bes
3naben SGnohen NIT aiiiien.
.Mein Ser5ensfin0, mein 2ieb.
ling!" ibludBte tie.
y@arten Sic nur, bis Gle i'm
init offenen @usen ieben, Wtilaop,
er lit idon mie Elm @ngel. Iber
Senfen Sic, er ipribt fran5oiiid."
Serrin uno 2ienerin iaben iif)
beiorgt an.
Or miro es bal6 bereeiien", tro.
itete 2oiiru, mn6 Bat Sattie, ben
&leinen Die Nabt iiber IN ibr 3im-
mer ai brinaeu. Die treue Die.
nerin erfiiate germ ibren &unid,
nnS oils Iaes itia seporoen i'm
Sdloiie, trug tie bas ainO 81 lei.
,er Wutter.
9as @ntaiiden 6erielben brahte
Sbrdnen IN Puttie's @ugen.
y@ibts etpas Sboneres oils mein
&ino!" iubelte iie, uno oils Der
3nabe bie Mugen aufiblug, er.
bebte ibr Sers, er iab iie an nit
ibren %eigenen Iueen, Die 3Ige ober
tparen @ultap's gbenbilo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

Selbit no6 ietner 8erbeiratbinq
permofte er fnum an oas 8liid
ibre5 Beetles 81 glauben. Hid)t
genug ooB er fit lie Die tieifte,
treueite 2iebe empfanb, es iGien inn
%wunoerbar. oaB Saurn ibn lieb bd-
ben, iein &eim, ieinen Namen, ieitl
@elfif tbeilen moate. Gum erlter
Dial i'm 2eben lpiinifte er reid 5il
ieirL lih einen Hamen 5u MADDEN.
giieriuftig mar er ME sepeien,
lie lebten Till un0 5urIdge5oGen, er
bate iol6 unbeihrGnfteS Bertrauen
uui icin Weib, boB er leifter on
Sdnlo zines gneels. oils an cine
8erirrltng oes geliebten 8eiens ge-
glaubt bate.
Ginige Monate paren Die iitngen
@otten iebr, iebr sIiidlid aeipeien,
Damn fam Die groBe @eriu6ung
ii6er Soiira. Cine Yerdnoerune
fano Itatt. gisber bate iie nit
aaer aufmertianfeit fir Die Be-
oiirfniiie ibres @annes geiorgt, nun
Duroe lie 5eritreut unb nahoenf-
lid, nid)t ielten fam es Dor, oaB lie
~pergeiien bate, 81 fofen ODER Sbee
81 bereiten. Sriiber mar tie ircben,
leiften Sinnes, botte iineeno Die
Ffliften Der Sausfrou erfiiat, nun
NOR lie it'll gemurben unb itraf
oft Sulammen, rpenn Der 8otte, aui
ben lie crit 10 itol5 gerpeien, lid,
nobte. @ie oft unO gerne botte
lie NIT @iiitnp iiber ole 3ufunit
unO lein 8erf, bas @elo uno 8ubm
bringeu iolte, eelprofen, nun &C.
ldab es nibt mebr, uno penn er
es tbat, i1lue lie Die Irme nm
ieinen Snls uno barg oas Intlis
an ieiner 8ruit.
Die Sude fiel DEM iungen
Ionne aui, obne i'm SIT beGng.
ltigen.
rMein bersises 9ogelfen brorlht
etrpas 3eritreuuns nn0 abpehie.
lung, iagte er iif, nes lit 10 it'll
nno einlam bier, i6 muB Wittel
uno @ege finben, einen fleinen
fleineu @usflug 81 erm0glifen."
@r freute iit iiber oen @ebnnten
mo moate balomoelifit beimfeb.
rem, 2aura Den Ylan mit5utbeilen,
on i6rem @nt5iiden iif 81 laben.
Saitig burf}ifritt err ole @Grten
uno be9egnete 2oro GarSin.
SD iuhe sic chen, Gooen",
begann bieier, lid babe quite &llnoe
fiir Sic"
Gortietnne foIgt.)
Sreunbidait eebt leitt in
S6erben, penn man sit iebr oarauf
podt.