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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
The Tbeoter
Scotch Program september rs.

At Muzic han on September IS,
viii be given one Of the,most delight
ful programs TO be enjoyed i'm Pendle-
ton during the coming winter. The
women's clubs Of Pendleton will pre-
zent Mis- Mamie Strachan, the Scotch
nightingale, and Gavin Spence. the
world famous story teller, monologist
and Scotch ballad singer, on that date.
The entertainment will be given at
Muzic han, and the women in charge
are preparing for delightful evening
Strachan is noted for her excellent
voice, which is adapted to the scotch
dialect and she win render the quaint.
sweet old ballads Of Scotland in ma
tive costume.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
VALUE OF HURST PATENTS.

To best illustrate the immense value of the Hurst
Automatic Switch Signal Companys patents, COM
pariscn should be made with that of other notable
inventions of recent date, for instance, the Dunlap
Pneumatic Tire Company had been in operation
when it sold for $4,000 100000. The sharehod-
ers had then received dividends and premiums in
the sum of $S,29O,575OO, and by the terms of the
sale received s14,4375OO.OO. giving a total result of
$17,6SS,O75OO. The purchasers, afterwards resold
to another company for the sum of s25,OOO,OOOOO
The Westinghouse Air Brake made $50 OOO, 100000
profits apd the Bell Telephons has paid the sum of
$66 600 90 in dividends
1t is claimed that there are in the United States
over $50 patents paying, each, than $1,000
OO0OO annually. According to estimate by the
commissioner of patents threefourths of the entire
manufacturing wealth of the country of upwards of
O0OOO,OOOOO is based on patents The products
of ali the gold and silver and diamond mines in the
world would not equal the aggregate annual incomes
of American patents
Judging from the above facts and figures II is
not out of the way to estimate the value of the
Hurst patent at s25OOO,OOO
Many famous inventions like the Electric Light
Bell Telephone, Westinghouse Air Brake and other
important inventions went begging in the beginning
VI lIe EoHlpdHy LOT the laCk or pubic confidence,
not one person in a hundred who had a chance to
purchase stock of these companies took advantage
of the opportunity and all these enterprises are
paying handsome dividends
All that the Hurst invention requires is an INTEL
ligent consideration. Give the following points
few minutes thought and you will see why we so
heartily recommend the Hurst securities to our
clients 1t is life saver it saves the destruction of
valuable freight rolling stock road beds and govern
ment mails which affects the public, railroad COM
panies and the government directly.
There are four reasons why the railroad compa-
MES want and must have the Hurst System. 1st
| the Hurst System is a necessity Why? For public
safety End it is money saver. 3rd a money saver
Is money maker. ith, a money maker is a dvi-
dead payer and the result is self evident that the
Hurst patent has wide scope and the day is near
when every railroad will be equipped with the
Hurst System
The Hurst Automatic Switch and Signal company
! is Incorporated Its shares are full paid and nom
assessable
i we leave 1t to you to conjecture what the shares
Will be worth when the factory Is started and the
company is a producing and dividend paving
basis
IENICONI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
con the Bridge at Midnight. ="

William l. Roberts. the author Of
many successes. never wrote one that
more Immediately and fully satisfied
the public than ION the Bridge at
Midnight" II has far surpassed his
own expectations and constantly
won enthusiastic praise. He set to
work to write his play and the man
agment saw the possibilities Of the
bridge scene and decided 70 make 1t
without n rival on the stage and did
so. Tho rezul, of the work Of produc-
ers and author is n powerful drama,
slightly but genuinely melodramatic
without cheap sensationalism and
sconically unforgetable. 1t is full OF
pathos, romance, fun and wonder. At
the Frazer on September %.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22

Shoddy furniture for the home
Never! Let US show you the finest In
furniture. Baker & Folsom.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22

No one would buy a sailboat with
sails that could not be reefed. There
is always that possibility OF a little
too much wind that makes a cautious
man afraid to go unprovided. The
thinking man, whose stomach some-
times goes back on him, provides for
his stomach by keeping a bottle OF
Kodol for Dyspepsia within reach
Kodol digests what you eat and re-
stores the stomach to the condition
to properly perform its functions
Sold by Tallman & Co,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
Trust Advances Paper Prices.

A blanket increase Of SO a ton in the
price Of rapping and other grades Of
wood fiber papers with a correspond
ing advance in other classes has rails
ed the fear among Chicago dealers
that a new trust is forming, says a
Chicago dispatch. This fear is aug
mented by the fact that the notices
abolishing former schedules were
withdrawn by all the mills simultane-
ously. and the prices listed thus far
have been iderdcal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
PEN D LETO N-UK|AH STAGE

Daily trips between Pendle- .
ton and Ukiah, except Sunday. .
Stage leaves Pendleton at a. .
M, arrives at Ukiah Mt 8 p. m. .
Return stage leaves Irkiah at .
p. M, arrives at Pendleton at .
p. m. .
Pendleton to Ukiah, $500; .
roun drip. $500. Pendleton to .
Alba, s2.75; round trip. $500. .
. Pendleton to Ridge, 80; round .
trip, $3.50. Pendleton to Nye, .
$3.50; round trip, $3.50. PEN .
dleton to Pilot Rock, 800; .
round trip. $3.50. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
Catarrh Cannot Re Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh
Is blood or constitutional disease, and In
order to cure 1t you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in.
ternally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Ia
not quack medicine. II was prescribed
By one OF the best physicians In this coun.
Try for years and Is regular prescription
II Us composed Of the best tonfcs known
combined with the best blood purifiers, act
Ing directly on the mucous surfaces The
perfect combination Of the two ingredients
Is what produces such wonderful results In
curing catarrh Send for testimoniaIs free
f. J. CHENEY x CO, Props, Toledo, o
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa tion
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22

A bath cleanses the skin and rids
the pores Of refuse. A bath makes
for better fellowship and citizenship.
Not only should the outside Of the
body be cleansed, but occasional use
OF laxative or cathartic opens the
bowels and clears the system Of effete
matter. Best for this are DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Pleasant little
pills that do not grippe or sicken. Sold
by Tallman e. Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
RAILROAD WRECKS
MAY BE PREVENTED
ONLY A MATTER Of TIME UNTIL THE RAILROADS
WILL DISCARD THEIR DANGEROUR DEVICES.

Now that all eyes turned toward that dlsas-
trous wreck on the o. II. & N, between Durkee and
Unity in which a runaway freight train came tear
ing down the mountain and crashed into passenger
train endangoring many lives and the loss prop
erty the attention of the travelling public as we'll
that of the officials concerned in this terrible
catastrophe is nvountarily turned toward that new
patented device, the Hurst Automatic Switch, by
means of which just such disasters these can
easily be avered.
1t will only be matter of time until this device
will be found in operation all the principal rail-
road systems of the country. Take for instance in
the above mentioned wreck. See what could have
been averted this system of switches were in use
the engineer finding that the train beyond his
control, could have arranged the mechanism in the
engine that the engine itself would have thrown
the switch and look the siding if it was going too
fast to head in the siding it would have left the
rails and prevented a collision in this manner. 1t
is to be hoped that the interstate commerce COM
mission will recommend and insist on its adop-
ton by the different transportation companies thus
decreasing the constant risk of lives and property by
these accidents.
This device is OF such n simple character that
when it 5 used in combination with any other switch
signal, it is practically impossible for an accident
to from trains running into an open switch in
either direction
The Switch Mechanism can he operated from the
engine while running at full speed.
This point was fully demonstrated at the recent
test siven It salt Lake City. Utah, when at the
companies invitation, prominent railroad officials
from all the country gathered to witness the
public demonstration of its working qualities The
o. $. L. has installed of the Hurst switches at
and worked the switch while running over 40
miles hour
If switch be left open through negligence or the
lights should fail the train will automatically oper-
ate the switch and remain the main track If an
engineer has orders take a siding let another
train pass he operate the switch from his cab
and will not run by the switch.
The device is composed of but few interchangeable
parts of the tension pull type not likely to get
out of order, and c adapted for all steam and eec-
trio over and underground systems.
As this device is simple addition to what is now
in use on many railroads, we are of the opinion that
the practicabty of this device will cause 1t to fill
the requirements and meet with success 1t will
prove labor and time saver as no stops neet
) be made to operate same.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-22
HOTEL PORTLAND
OF

PORTLAND, OREGON.
American plan. SO per day and up-
ward. Headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle-
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
establishment In the hotel.
II. G. BOWERS. Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
Die ridltige WetboSc.

Serr Sauptmann S6niirl, iel6it
bon Ger Sife auf groB genoroen,
fonnte Nun einmal ous Wooerne
nif)t leioeu, 10 altd ieinen 3efruten-
offi6ier, Den lieutenant Sdneio,
nift. 8raoe5u Elm Corn I'M Iuae
mar linn Sd)neiO'S Mtetbpoe, oie
Hefruten tbeoretiidl 5lt unterrid)ten.
9as ging linn geeen Den Strif, Gas
mubte anbers merben.
gines ifonen Worgens ertbei(te
Sdneio geraoe Contamination,
OILS Der @eitrenae unangemeloet
e%introt. Ger lieutenant lieB ii6
ni6t IRE MAIDEN, Die Sahe oina
tros Der .berfebrten Wetbobe" oar
nif]t 10 lhleht. Hur Ger Hefrltt
6orIter, elm Sinterwololer, Ser es
ionit fouItbif hinter oen Sbren
batte. blieb allf Gle &nroinaliroge,
aus Dieoiel SallptbeItanbtbeilen fem
@eipebr beitebe, sic Intport ihlll-
dig. 9as geniigte Dem Serrn
Sauptmann. Gr grill iogIei6 in
bofiteigener Terion elm, ridtete Ole
namlife Srage an ben 0eliquenten
unb erbielt Die nGmlife, oos bei6t
feline Intport.
Garauf nabm S6niirl ieinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

Stirn an Die falte Mnnge bes 8ru.
bers lebnte. Die beiben blonoen
aopfe Der 8eobing.S0bne Der cine
toOt, Der anbere lebeno, 5eisten cine
10 iprehenoe aebnlid]feit in oieiem
Woment, Dob elm leifes Wurmeln
oes Stalnens ourb Den Saal Cling.
Bon DEN ifmars beforierten Wdn-
Den bliften NIT matten, ldnsit er.
lo'd9enen Itsen Die in itetie Gals.
fraulen ge5pGngten slbnen bes @eb.
oing'S tammes.
Ginige @eiitIife mnren eingetre.
ten, bon oenen Der cine sic 2eife
etnleenete uno Der m,bere bic Sci.
henreoe begann. rSelig finb bic
Eobten, Die i'm Serrn iterben", be.
gam er nit leiie sitternber Gimme
ltnb niihte Die Sbrdne fort, Die
on ieiner @irtper bing. @s mar
Der Srt5pfarrer, Der @eors OILS
&ino eetauft, unb ibn ipGter bic
Observation-Disclosures gelebrt uno su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

bo eing crit elm Sliiitern unb Damn
elm louteS Sprefen mie elm Sturm
bur6 ben peiten Roum! Gin ialt.
Ienoes H6aerroaen bottle ma ge'
bort = einen @useublif atemloler
Sponmuis in alen 8eli6tern! =
oas groBc 9(lige Der 8eooira.@itlue
beftete lid foriheno, unb fat ihien
es, ansitlih melt auf Die Sbiir. auh
Der Bring panste iih}, nm DEN @c.
genltano sieier olgemeinen gt,fmerf.
Iamfeit 5li ieben.
Cine @aiie baite ii6 sebiloet bis
on Die nit 9lattpilnnsen umitonSene
Eobtenbabre bin, unO in oieier er.
ihien - eeilterbleth, aber nit I'M.
iasbar idonen 3iigen gbren'
tralit Meobine!
Cine 2oluenmdbne bunfler 9oden
umpoQte ibren iflonfen 8orper
BIZ on ben @iirtel berab, Der Dos
ia~ltenreid)e, ihneepeiBe &epanb an.
iommerbielt, nm Dos iih, BON Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

@ottes Sii6 seiiibrt bate. Mit
anoGdtieen Mienen borten Die Yer
lammelten auf bic ihlifyten, er.
a~reifenSen @orte bes alien sSeel.
Iorgers, Der in fursen 3iigen Elm
2ebensbilb bes @eritorbenen emf.
mari, beilen frommes ianftes Weien
er in treffenber @eiie ihiloerte.
@Ieif nad Gintritt Der @eiitlihen
mar Die fiiritlid @arolatb@ oIiees''
ife gauipage in ibparaer Erauer.
gala ongefabren. Ertn5 Idoin.
bereits in ser Uniform ieines &eei.
ments sefleioet. elite Die Sreitreppe
binan unb fabte biht neben Der
Sualtbiir Yoito, nm oirh neiteres
@orbrinsen feline Storung 5u perur.
ia6en. Ncben ibm itanO Der Iomi.
vibrator ieines Gaters, Der iih ibm
oirrd cine tief reipeftoole @erbeu'
gung bemerfbar mahte. Der Orb.
prins minfte nit Der Sano, unb
lebnte lif, auimertiam Der Mebe
Inuifenb, on Die 9raperie bes Gin.
ganees.
,Mmen Imen", idloB ser
&rielter iein 8ebet. Ser Sanger,
DIOR begann eincn erereifeno lido.
men Choral, mGbrenooelien Die Gin.
meienoen ii6 bon bem 2osten @eo-
Oins.Sobn perabidieoeten. 9lilt,
Der Hrin5 brdnste iest Dor. Gas
ireunolid) entgeeenfommenoe @e'
len Ses Serblidenen, Ser Dor peni.
gen Saaen in boiler SugenSid)oile
Dor Inn geitanoen, bate es linn ail'
getban, uno oarlm NOR err Der eblen
Heeuns ieines Ser5cns scfolet Die
i'm ielbit 81 Der 2eihenfeier berbei.
5og, penngleih Der Shirt ibm elm.
oringIi6 bebentete, bob eS ee9et
anes Serfommen lei, ipenn mebr ge.
ld)ebe ipie bisber, inSem bel iolhen
TeranloIinngen MIR Der iiiritli6e
@asen folete. Seiu erideinen lpor
bemerft iporoen. Gus tieie Neieen
Der 8opfe gait ibln, uno oos reipcft.
nole IitsweiherL UNI ibm Blab 5ll
MADDEN, solt ein5ig ieiner Yerion!
Gr bate beinabc Den Sarg crreiht,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
g,,xe,,b,sresr @asette, pie.,staa, nem ~. aalar, 1906.
ms Mir erars sc frieae Sor6 ibr

aus Wir eraiis sc frieee Sor9 ibr
Srage.
SfifobS Sd FEN aah c gauge
Waiie Sode geiagt, omper ole @lti
bot aod e gal15e Moiie Code bios
geiagt, Sd batt'S geiogt, I'm Sd pen
Wih oad rid]tig bloffe laiie I'm Jet
ben Sd De Sroipmel. Set bin I'd,
gebiihft for e paar @o6e, Dab Wir
aa Ole M%iiietbote jeoe Sag orei Mal
porgebdlte lpern.
Set frag Sd Bios, Miiter Goiter,
OF beS foir is?
Ilpmcr IN Ger onnere Nrt nllB
mer Ser sllti perflif &reoitt aenlpe.
Sic bot INNER en- itelte Shurpreis.
Sbne oes 9eGmlide iuiinifero
0ht Hiaaro5
OourS
So6n &itidL ESQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

2ieutenant nitf Ole Seite, erfl1rte
i6m ieine lln5ufrieoerheit beionecrs
nit Der 4rt Ser llnterriftsmetboSe;
elm oertntterter @ann, mie es offen-
bar Der 5oriter lei, miiiie gan5 an.
oerS be6anoelt peroen; pie, peroe
err ielbit gleid 5eisen. Or miiie
a6er Itrenqe oarauf ieben, bab i'm
gleihen Gimme Damn meiter gear.
beitet neroe.
Gin y3n 9efebl, SEER Sa,tpt-
monn!", mo Die beioen Sffi5iere
troten pieOer an bie Iefruten ber.
an.
Ger Souptmann 6eaann: Sem,
mein lie6er 5oriter, Sic iinb offens
bor e%rId}roden, i'd MID Sbnen Die
Sa6e leift MAIDEN. 9enten Sic
iid, ni6t ih, Sbr Sauptmann, ioll-
bern SIR Gad)bar 0tiiQer fragte
Sic, alts miepiel Sauptbeitanotbei.
fen SIR @eruehr beitebt. 0os se-
ben Sic Damn Dem 8iiGar sur stnt-
mort? - Hun?!"
.Sa, 6u that / bolt iaa'n: 9u
Ninonief), mas gebt oenn old mein
@'lpebr AMI"
- Sauienb fabren Steine an, -
oab Ser Weiiter bailen farm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

Sdulter iiber Die 9ruit faaenb, cine
ittparoe Sddrpe idlos.
Cine ieltiame Srauertcilettel
Scr @nsel Ses SfIafesl" $50
batte Garolntb.W clfess MIR Sos
Bib seieben9 8i6tie, in goris
tpar es, i'm 9onbre, oils @egenItud
gum engel bes Gooesl 9ieisr 2es.
tere mar aber bier - @eorg @eo.
hing!
Sinter Der blenSenben @eIialt Der
8eooins.S odter marc Die ftanud.
lcie @eftalt elmer Monue iiftbar,
Die ibren 3oglins bierber eeleitet,
~Wama, - 8iharo, Sbr molltet
mir @eoras Sinideioen nerbeimli.
den! = gai,Btet Sbr nidt, oa6 ih
aith meinen slntbeil on Dem
Shmer5e baben min, BOB aild ib
itarf bin, NO es 81 trasen silt?"
es mar @eorss Stimme, aars
unperfennbar berielbe Sonl
Der Cropping frat iofort 5uriit,
ngbrentralit noriiber su laIien.
CT marterte iein Sirn, 100, no bate
er bieie %flammenoen i6marSen Au.
gen aeieben, Die in belem SSeuer ge.
leuftet mo bonn pieoer in mei6em
@lon5e aeltrabltl @bl er batte
es: Dor Sabren, hsoor er ieine
Srlentreiie aiiaetreten, bette er lie
olS SinS geieben! YrinSei'in bate
lie peroen moaeul @r iiberiloa ra.
lden 9lides oic iunse MGoGenge.
ltalt uno neigte %3uitimmeno 0en lido.
men 8opf. Gas alio par flein gb.
rentraut! Cine foniali6e 9iliel So.
nielih feline anoere 9eseihnung
paBte 10 gut wie Sicie. Oas lieb.
reisenoe 8eiidtden, elm 9lnmen.
antlibl gs ldien aGes iebler., oQeS
mafelos on oieiem m~unoerboIben
@eidopf; irei bon eeiitigen pie
f0rperliden 6eblernl or mubte
niht, mie eS fam, ieoo6 er muBte
umDiatirlih an Den uralten
@appeuihilo oenfel. Ger iiinslte
WeoOing.S proB o%erforpertc oieien
in nidt pieoerausebenber @eiie.
Gortiesuna folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

neide peiBe Siinelingsbanb 9e'
riibrt, Die melt pom &orper abmdrts
lag, nno Die falt gemeien mie Die
zines Sobtenl Mit bnBlifem @e.
idrei bob er iih in Die marine Suit.
Ser 600 lit bier - Der Gob lit
bier!" frGdote er in idauerlihen
Sonen.
Sn benz eriinet 9aubbol5e be.
eann elm Ieiiss iiiBes gogelsmit'
ifern, elm iarites Sdlummerlieb,
Ole fleinen GottesiGneer iansen es
Dem 5~rpeiten MeSoing.go bn, Der
fill uno bleif Dor ieiner Mtiltter
lag. @nbli6 loite iid Die entieslihe
Gtarrbeit in benz S%rauenforper, Die
9lrnle fielen berab, uno oaS Starre
IN Den Iugen lieB nod. Weit lang
lam beo1dtigem Beien beugte lie
iih ii6er ibren Sobn uto ltreid)elte
nit unnennborer SdrtliGfeit beiien
meiBes Nngelid)t.
.@eora, bort Du mid? Gin elm.
siees Wal nod bore MIDI. Wtein
Wll6, mein bersiger 8i,bl Der Stern
lit bonn Simntel sefaQen, 10 ihred-
lid idyper unb bart. SAB es senug
iein, @eore, i1 - i'd bite 9ifl"
Sl6er &enrg borte nibt nrebr. Gr
mar idblines Dor &ottes &ifteritubl
aeruien rporoen bet srauie
Shmitter batte i'm mitserafit, Inn
nit Ger S;inelinesbliite fem siirres
Sotenbeu 5u ifmiiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

Dlele. TN le Ill@
prubpt INNER nod.
Sic nero nit ieoem
Sag better. @ann
mer senft. tie bGtt De
bodite GRAB bun
goaenoung lin De Gap
pun 8oQfommienbeit
geritidt, % fimmt lie
INNER nit erer mid.
tige8 erbeiierung ernns
III. i6urpreiit ginem
oorH en- gan5 neie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

@l1n5enoe gquipugen ROTTEN
bur6 Den boben alterserai,en Sbor.
bogen bes @eobing.S dloHes. Ser
aiesianb auf Dem iorefdltig sepiles-
ten Sabrpeg pirbelte bod arf inter
ben Sufen Der n~ngeouloig %itampfen-
ben Hoiie, Die elmer unabiebbaren
Warer gIei6 neben ben Yarfanla-
gen Itanoen. lln6 INNER nod blinf-
ten in Der Serne Die blanf betreb-
ten &uti6erbiite auf bic NIT ibreu
reid alseeitatteten &~litidapasen iid
Dem Sbloiie nGberten. Bagen anf
@agen fubr an Die Srettreppe utb
ibnen entitiesen, tief in &repp unb
Srauer gebiillt, Die 8anen uno ole
Serren nit Sraf uno i6mar6en
Seibenbiiten.
Iuf Den eldnsen6 tpeiben Iar.
morltufen laeen Hoien unb Wprten-
5neige; itarfe 8odsfersen brann-
ten ilafernb in Der peiden CONNER.
luft. 2ange Sl~oritreifen, bemegt
bonn leiien 2uitsus, pebten trau.
erno auf oen 8uBbooen nieber.
$50 ploslib - ad, 10 idb -
Elm ihneller SOB Il Die armle Mrt.
teri, idtpirrte. es unter Ser oiatge.
brangten Wenge, bic orinnen i'm
eroBen Saale ben ~offenen Sarg bes
: jitgenblihen @eboing.S obnes urn.
itanoen. Sdparseer6noerte qa-
ihentiider fibren an Die @ugen; 9e.
fannie piiperten iib 8emerfungen
! ms DIR ODER sriibten iiA nit Sano-
iruf.
8or oen ~offenen Senitern flatter.
ten un0 rauibten enoloie Srauer.
Hagen. 3abaoie aeraen parfen
ifiaernoe &eflese iiber BEN iamtbe.
bangenen &atafalf uno buitten ge.
ipenitli6 iiber bas ftile Gntlis auf
Dem blumengeidmiiften 4iiien. Der
blonde 4opf oes 2ooten lag etpas
ieitmarts geneigt rnb perbars balb
Die blutenbe @unoe an Der S6lGfe,
Sie linfe San6 lag fin auf Dem
Ser5en, oas nun aliseeihlaeen; bie
red)te San6 aber botte man nift
idlieben fonnen; iie mar i'm ab.
mebrenoen Shref geipreist unb lag
MIR NIT Der SlGhe auf Dem fiber.
men 9riI5ifir. @s mar elm eieen.
tbiimlider 4nblid, bieie Gnsitlif
oorgeitredten, i'm Tooe eritarrten
Singer .9idt idlaeen, DIANA,
nidt idIasen", rtef es nidt @eores
Gimme e6en nod geGeno, wabrenb
iein &0rper ihon in tobbrineenoer
@eiie berabitiirste2 9ie idmer5.
periiinfeue einiame @eitalt ser @eo.
bingsSrau neben Dem Sootenlaaer
bob laulbeno ben &opf. Sic batte
es gan5 oeutli6 pernommen, es
mar ieiile Stimme! ltnpilfiirlid,
bob lie beioc Irme nie bamals, nm
Den &orper auf5nfanaen. 9od)
es nGr SGuihung, Saui6ang aaes
iln lie Der! aein Seuiaer erleidr.
ierte Oas qldluOle @eb in ibrer
n @rnlt. SIR t6rdnenloies beiBes
& sluge alitt muiterno. wenn idon M.
belullBt, iiber Die 3opic Der mittralt.
ernoen snmeienben, Die ibren @li-
den ebrfur6tsppG begegneten, uno
benen Tie oo6 fem 3eiden Der OR.
m:berung ODER oes @rfennens gab.
Gs mar elm in ieiner unaitseeipro-
Genen itarren Glibe furht6arer
Sdmer5, Der lid in ibrcu 3iigelt
Hipiegelte. 9as bunfle Saar mar
leld)r ergraut; man ipraG bapon, es
ioate seideben iein in Der Stunbe.
no mon lie NIT Der 9eihe hires
SobneS geiiuroen bate. Wit itum-
pier @lei6giiltigfeit ihaute tie aui
Die fnieenoe @eitalt hires 1lteiten
SobneS, Der ouf Der anoern Settle
Der @a9re ipeiltc lns bier feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
SObn &itidb Gsa., lit Der Diploma.
tiid)em Stunt Ieiuer Satin nidjt
geiuadJien.
Oaiiter @oiterl

Wilter @biterl
@erflid, Wiiter goiter, aae If-
tun9, Des, oa mus err merflih ollie
Ihtung bamme Dor Der Nlti. sic
bot ndmlih jes gang nete SGdtids.
SD ioge Sbne, Wiiter @oiter, in
Giplomdtids is Die Srau gar nit &C
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

- So1ieno fabren Steine on, =
oaS Ser Weiiter bauen farm.