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NoRrnEAsT HARnnR.

The large three nasted auxiliary yacht,
Inyincible, from New York, is,anchored in
the harbor.
Bishop Msekay Smith, of Philadelphia,
preached q very Interesting sermon az 81.
Mary's-by- the-sea Sunday evening.
{. d. Dioksy, OF New York, Joined his
family al the Squirting cottage on satur-
day, who're he will remain until July 81.
The hurdy- gurdy which has visited Us
for several seasons past is again here, ana
is furnishing the usual supply of up-to-
date songs at very reasonable prices.
A return game OF baseball win be played
with tho Southwest Harbor team next
Wednesday. Northeast expects TO more
than make up for the defeat at Southwest
last week.
Rev. William Dewitt Hyde, o, Bow
doin college, Preached al the Union church
Sunday. On July %, the address will be
delivered by Rev. George A. Gordon, OF
the Old South church, Boston.
The kindergarten association was the
fortunate recipient of gift OF 600 from
W. >. Grsnt, OF Philadelphia, on the day
of the annual fair. Gifts were also re-
ceived from the Misses Blanchard.
The fastest craft seen here for some
time is the tender from the yacht Cone.
This little boat, with 25-horse- power
automobile engine in il, makes twenty
miles an hour, and easily distances the
train boats and the J. T. Morse, which
are considered pretty fast.
An interesting game of baseball was
played on she KimbaIl field last wednes-
day between the local and summer teams,
resulting in victory for the locals by a
score OF Ii to 3. Hayward pitched a very
good game for the visitors, except in the
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COUNTY NEWS
For additional oounty yers see other page
WINTER HARBoR.


Elsie, daughter of G. A. Workman and
wife, is quite i'll.
Rev. G. Mayo and wife spent wednes-
day in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Rebecca Cook, of Madison, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Daniel Biek-
ford.
Mrs. Bessie Pendleton and daughter
Ethel, of Boston, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Bessie Robbins, who has been
quite i'll with typhoid fever, is GONZALES
cent.
F. f. Weston and II. G. Smsliidge were
in Ellsworth Thursday, delegates to the
republican convention,
Owen Lurvey, who is employed in a
greenhouse at Northeast Harbor, is spend
ing a few days in town.
DIR. NJ. NJ Small, wife and daughter
Ferne, of Deer Isle, who have been visit
ing DR.. A. f. Small and wife, have gone to
Steuben, where Or. Small viii practice
medicine.
Among those who attended the circus in
Bangor last week were: DIR. A. e. Small
and wife, NJ b. Jordan and wife, c. z,
Grover and wife, j. L. Smallidge, J. r.
Foster, r. W. Farrsr, G. o. Farrar, d. A.
Morrison and Lewis Coombs.
July % >.
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'THELMA


Miss Evelyn Lunt, Of West fremont, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. D. Walls.
The Boston Moving Picture Co. gave an
exhibition at the hall Wednesday evening,
Jsly Is.
Master Allen Goodwin, of Dorchester,
Mas, Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Seusronia d. Harper.
Miss May Young, OF Dorchester, Mass,
Syrisssd Wednesday and will visit her
cousio, Mrs. George Callahan, ON Tinker's
Isiafsd.
-Aa lce-cream sociable al the hall Sstur-
day night for the benefit of Rev. Mr.
:skHSin, realized but a small sum, owing
50 had weather.
C. W. Moffett and a friend, F. A. jain,
II Nav York, were in town Friday. Mr.
Motatt's friends gladly welcome him,
after Al absence of nearly two years.
To Judge from the dense fog at this
ENlss. $50 a. m. Monday, the exeursionists
are sgsin doomed to disappointment.
several had planned to take a trip to Ellis
worth On the Percy V. on the Mckinley
arc West fremont excursion. Generally
ii = '1three times and OUT, and Is is
hoaed the third venture may be successful.
T. T. Sowle, OF Ellsworth, passed
through here Friday in his automobile.
oRthe return trip just below seal Cove
bridge horse from a Southwest Harbor
sigsry stable became frightened al the ms-
ehsRe- The occupants Cf the vehicle,
thEeg ladies ana Il young man, alighEed in
's&ssty but the horse in his mad antics
'daIneesed the carriage consider bly,, One
aged lsdy of the party, subject to attacks
Grgza heart trouble, was seriously affected
sly the fright. Mr.. Sowle kindly offered
his sarvices and took two of the ladies TO
Aher homes in the auto. The young man
procured carriage and followed, leaving
abe srnashed carriage by the roadside.
laIy %. n.
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WEST FREMONT.
Vsv sS,altsonal Oot.nfs News soc other pas'
szsasI


WEST FREMONT.
l. W RumiIl took party to the con-
Nensand at Ellsworth last Thursday.
Tho fishermen and haymakers are hav-
ing haci luck on account Of the fog.
cap. Reuben Dix, of somerville, Mass,
spent Sunday with his brother, Capt. VIII
liam Dix.
Mrs L. w. Rumill is very much i'm
proved, and will come home this week
FROM Portland.
Miss Evelyn Lunt, who has been visit
ans Aax amt, Mrs. w. d. Walls, at Seal
Cove. came home Sunday.
Mrs Vie Bumiord and daughters Helen
and Marion ana a friend from Somerville,
Mass, called ON friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie y, Stanley, OF Monhegan.
returned to Manset Sunday where she will
gvis1 again before going to her home.
The w. t. 1. 5. met with Mrs. Agnes
LEex By invitation Wednesday evening.
The society meets with Mrs. 5. b. sprague
July %.
Reg- A. B. Carter has had gasoline
. 1surs built and ready for travelling between
here and his home in Brookln. Y. NJ.
Eaton put the engine in.
All are sorry to learn OF the disaster
thai Capt. George Murphy met with In the
loss Of the vessel of which he was in com
xnars5, she Helen l., Martin, at Newfound-
Hama
Airs haries H. Rideout and daughter
.Gerks9ie, OF Allston, came from Manset
Sunday, where she has been visiting reia-
tiFss. They will make their home with
her pnole, George w. Lunt, while visiting
here
The people of this place had the pleas
nre Of hearing the new church bell ring
Saturday after~oon. The pastor, Rev. A.
& Carter, has been very anxious that it
~shoUld be in readiness before services
Sunday, and with B. B. Reeds help, ii was
hung. The West fremont improvement
society bought the bell and the people of
shs place paid the freight.
July %. THELMA.
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GREAT POND.
July q.

Fred Colson, of Wesley, was in town
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Rowe, OF Amherst. is visit
ing Mrs. f. Z. Mace.
MIR. Bracket came Thursday for two Of
the party at Alligator.
Miss Lillian Garry and party are oecu-
plying her cottage on the island in Great
pond.
Mr.. Havey, of Sullivan, and Game War
den Dyer, OF Franklin, were in town last
week.
Mrs. Susan j. Davis is spending few
weeks with her brother, J. F. Emery, who
is in very poor health.
Guy Patterson and his bride returned
Monday from their honeymoon trip. They
are going to housekeeping.
Mr.. Hazard and his niece, Miss Nellie
Haywood, of Brockton, Mass, made a
short stay here during the week.
Miss Maud Archer gave lawn party
Friday evening for her guests, Miss Vera
Archer and Miss Corinne Campbell. Of
Amherst. On account OF the rain the
young people were invited into the house.
Ice-eream was served. A good time is re-
ported.
Iuly % u
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Doliver; /. G., ]. NJ. Williams; o. g., S. G.
Cole. The Pythian sisterhood furnished
supper at the close of the meeting.
July %. G.
EAST sURRy.
SUMMER VISITORS.


The summer is upon us with all its rush
of travel. New faces appear among us
every day. All the sons and daughters
of the place return at this season, and
hosts of strangers come to enjoy the
beauties OF our landscape. The Stock
bridge cottage is full. Among the guests
of Miss Annie Stockbridge are Mrs. G. A.
Cole, of Rhode Island, Miss Gaynor and
Miss Mary Stockbridge, and others, of
Ellsworth.
At the Cole cottage are Mrs. Mary Cole
and daughter, Mary Brooks Cole, Of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Miss Alice Dunbar.
AT f. E. swett's are Mrs. Fred Peterson,
OF Everett, Mass, and Mrs. Helen Blsch-
wood of Machiosport.
At NJ. d. Chatto's are Byron H. Chstto,
OF Lynn. Mass, and Charles e. Fullerton,
of Ellsworth.
Both of S. ]. Treworgys cottages are
filed with parties from Boston.
At the James Carey cottage are Mr..
schlusher, wife and daughter, of Cieve-
land. o.
At Mrs. John Browns are Mrs. Favain
anu tNO ddHshtSfH "a fNANSSeSAf +N"'N'
At the Hamilton cottage are Mrs.
Hasenclever, OF New Jersey; Mrs. j. w.
Cowley, son and daughter, of Hartford,
Conn; Mrs. X. F. Frances, Mrs. g. f.
Conley and son, of Boston; Miss Amanda
Henry and sister, Mildred Henry, of Law
renee, Mass; Mrs, }. w. Kane and two
sons, of Bluehill, and George E. Kane,
with party of six, who came from Bos-
ton in yacht for a vacation. Mr.. Kane
is a native of Surry.
The fine cottages at Contention Cove are
all full, guests coming and going each
week. All speak in highest terms Of the
health-giving sir in Surry.
July u. c.
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SORRENTO.

Miss Josephine Siekerson is working in
the meat market for Arthur l.. Bunker.
Minnie Maddoeks, of North Sullivan, is
the guest of May Robertson for a few
days.
Mrs. Howard Bunker, OF North sulii-
van, visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Miss Josie Fenton went TO Ssrgentvilie
Saturday, where she will be employed by
Mrs. Gertrude Sinclair.
The Maine Central railroad has pur-
chased the wharf property here OF the
Frank Jones estate. II is also stated that
the Jones estate has sold out all interests
and holdings in Sorrento to 8 new COM
pany.
July n It
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Hiss Grace MaeFarland, OF Hancock
Peir@, Il guest of Miss Genevieve Cole.
!, 3. Havey and wife, of North Sullivan,
xSase guests of friends here Saturday night
sgd Sunday.
aiiss Ethel May Dodge, of searsport,
ans been guest of Mrs. L. P Cole for
zieSsrk a week.
w. F. Bruce and wife, with their guests,
ware entertained over Sunday in Bar Har-
axr by l. B. Deasy and wife.
Miss Fannie Cole and Harry Treat, Of
Portland, who have been guests at Mrs.
g. f. COMBS for two weeks, left for home
ahIs morning.
Guy W. Chapman, of Waterville, who
sas haze in the interest OF Coburn CLASH
Sz5 Institute, was guest of Clark Blanee
q iew days last week.
Miss Kathryn Hutchinson, of New
York, one of the most beautiful and tai
,e1sed dramatic artists of to-day, Is guest
Of Miss Grace Moore.
Rev. Mary Mseomber is spending the
xaez IN Woodland, Washington county.
Tue Rev. Thomas Van Ness, of Boston,
pxeached in the Methodist Episcopal
ensareh Sunday morning, and the Rev. Mr..
Srgent. Of West Gouldsboro, in the even
sngs
schoodie lodge, K. OF p, held Its in
HasEaszen Saturday night. J. b Havey
xas installing officer. The following were
snstS1lsd: C. c., E. d. Chase; v. O., Irv-
ing Mcdonald; prelate, Richard Bendix;
al. of W., A. d. JOY; M. Of A., Hiram
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LITTLE DEER ISLE

The dwelling on Little Deer Isle OWNED
BY Davis II. Weed, 2nd, vas burned Juiv
IS, together with most Of the furnish.
ings. Mrs. Weed was awakened by IA.
smoke, and discovered the fire blazing m
through the door near the chimney. and
she believes Il started between the foor.
as there was no fire in the rooms below
when the neighbors arrived. Il was ursc.
ticsIly new house, worth abou, a ~.
1t was insured for saa1. There vas no in
sursnee on the furniture.
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LEACHrs POINT.
PEBBLE.

Oscar Hartman has gone to Rumfora
Falls, where he has employment.
Mrs. ID. r. Conner is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Higgins. o. East orland.
Mrs. Morey, of Castine, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Crosby, Tuesday.
George Bowden, Herbert Bowden and
Ira Leach are at home after fishing trip.
William Snowman and wife spent Tues
day with their daughter, Mrs. Ira Leach.
The meeting Wednesday evening, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Palmer, was well
attended.
Miss Florence G. Sparrow, of Worcester,
Mass, is spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. X. ID. Sparrow.
July p. NJ.
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SEIoHaoRHooD nousr opp.,,-,

SsfoHaoRHooD HOUSE OPENED
The most important event o, tho c..
occurred on Saturday, July q. wAan 49,. -
Neighborhood house was formsllv -. 'ns
and dedicated. The building wb,ek '-
erected during tho past winter il n ,.a,s's
improvement to Northeast Harbo, ~ se,
has been most tastefuliy and bean,',' a',a
furnished by Miss +. Blodge,t. o, VI,
York, in memory Of her mother.
The exercises were opened by bria,
marks from the president Of The hnns. "
society, Abram Fitzpatrick. Appronr,..
and interesting speeches followed - -
Bishop Doane, Professor F. a. pa.h,s'ss
DE-. Henry vanDyke, Or. c. b. smi,b ny ~,
Seth Low and DIR. d. C. Gilman ~
was furnished by the Misses Mapss.,s !,
Boston.
An enjoyable reception followed :,
which refreshments of cake, IL. a.
punch were served. 1
July q.
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EGYPT.
July y.

Oliver Bragdon spent Sunday with his
family at Waltham.
Mrs. Henry and Rosilla Billings have
been visiting friends in Sullivan the past
week.
Misses Fife and Blanche Clark have
gone to Bar Hsrbor to work during the
summer season.
Harry Rowe, of Eastbrook, who has
been visiting Percy Clark the past week,
preached very interesting sermon at the
schoolhouse on Tuesday evening.
Misses Evelyn Butler, Louise Saddle
mire and Adelaide Pybas. who are spend
ing the summer az this old Butler home at
West Hancock, have been the guests OF
Prof. w. r. Butler and wife, at Buffers
Point, for the past few days.
July q. w.
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CENTER.

Owing to the storm Saturday evening
there was no hop on Bartlett's Island. Ii
was postponed till Monday evening.
X. B. Higgins came home Saturday
evening from Stonington, he being the
only one OF the feet which dared venture
out in the fog, II was SO dense.
Mrs. E. A. Kimball, of Dorchester, Mass,
Mrs. NJ. E. Taylor, of Natick, Mass,
and Frederick Flanagan, of Boston, are
stopping at Mountain View farm for
few weeks.
July %. IL.
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Of he 1T post-ofees ia Hancock county.
AH kss other papers IN the County com
% sesi do not reach so nlany. THE AMERI-
CAN IS not the only paper printed in
s3aaeoek county anu tas neuer claimed to
.'se, s.ss 1t IS the ont r4pcr that can prop
<yls - Gated COUNTY paper; all the
-s.xl IRE merely lacai papers The circuia-
Cd !, ~ THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
,saPn0T Recorois summer list, IS larger
slsvv sA0t Of all the other papers printed
q {. Hancock county.
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OTTER CREEK.

July 3.

Most of the lobster fishermen about
here are taking up their traps As The lob
sters are so scarce it does not pay to run
their gear.
An ice-cream social WAS held at the
church vestry last Friday evening. 1t was
well patronized, and pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
w. II. Bunker and wife announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Al
berta Thomas Bunker, to Alton Chester
Grover. of this place. The engagement of
Miss Bessie Mildred Grover to George w.
Smith is also announced by her parents,
George Grover and wife. Both marriages
will take place in the autumn.
July g. @.
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BIRCH uAReop

=. L. Temple is painting his house
E. A. Pcttee and J. w, Rice are making
improvements about their homes.
Miss Winnie Cole, of Boston. came San
day for visit to her sister, Mrs. no
Rice.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett and Mrs. Franz
Trundy, of Sorrento, visited Mrs. Nv
pcttec Tuesday.
Juiy n
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SOUTH sURRY.

July23.

Arrivals this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eastabrook and son Clifton, OF
Peacedaie, r. L., at Francis Curtis place;
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Stewart, of New
York, at Sea Willows.
c. w. osgood and wife leave here tot day
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder. Mr..
osgood has been very helpful during his
stay, holding meetings at the church each
Sunday during the month.
July %. TRAMP.
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TRENTON.
mas Darke is seriously ill.

Thomas Darke is seriously ill.
Mrs. Nellie Brown, of Lynn, Mass, will
spend the summer with her parents,
Charles Copp and wife.
Mrs. Daniels, of Cambridge, Mass, will
be the guest of her parents, Clifford
Thompson and wife, few weeks.
The Thompson cottage is open for the
summer. Madison Scott, Mrs. Robert
Scott, Mrs. MeGilyora and daughter
Grace, of Richmond, Va, have arrived.
Mr.. Plummer and family, of Philadelphia,
will be here in August.
July %. 6.
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warm friends. Mrs. Hammond was Maria
Jane Gordon, and was born here, although
most OF her life has been spent in Califor-
MIA. Ice-cream, cake and fruit were served.
The party broke up wishing Mr.. Hammond
many happy returns of the day.
July g. NJ
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mark c. whiimors is quite III Of hsa-
trouble.
Cyrus Brown and wife, Of Camden, and
James Brown, OF Boston, were guests Of
Mrs. Diana Hatch last week.
July o. z
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Twenty Year Battle.

II was loser in twenty year battle
with ehrouse piles and malignant sores,
until i tried Bucklen's Arnica salve;
which turned the tide, by curing both, till
not trace remains, +" writes A. NJ. Bruce,
of Farmvilie, Va. Best for old Ulcers,
Cuts, Burns and Wounds. 25c. al j., q,
MooRK's, druggist.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. Carney, of Millinooke,, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Lnrimer.
Rev. A. b. Lorimer made a short visit
with his family last week.
Mrs. Addie Jeliison, who hss been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Annie Reniek, has
returned to her bone in Clifton.
Mrs. a. h. Lorimer and son Frank are
here at their cottage. Her mother, Mrs.
Livermorn, ia expected Tuesday.
Rev. Luther Morris gave a very interest
ing talk III the chapel last Tuesday even
ing on the revival IN Wales. He came
from Wales last October.
July y. ARR.
News has been received hare of the death
on July Ia of Herbert William, youngest
child of J. II. Douglass and wife, at Lnng-
mont, Colo, aged ten months and twenty
two dsys.
Juiy "a HTEc
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sixth inning, when the locals scored -,
runs. Hayward and salisbury ws.. a .a
battery for the visitors, and Mas- sas
Hcsmer and spurling for the loes, ,saI'
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AIR.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11
Snternrban Seit=S abeae.
5. II. e. Spitem.
Sn 8raft Sonntas, ben 90. Rai 1906.

Sn &ratt Sonntag, ben 20. Dtai 1906.
3ise perIafen indianapolis.
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DOrftotpn, Runcie, NibbIetopn, IIsranbria,
Summitbile, dartmouth, @as Stir, Spness
mn Wnrinn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11

miauus nit siinitisen @usen. @ls es
baber sur 2rennuns fam, idieben Die
beiben 0iebeuSeu nit Der Serli6erung
se9enieitiser 2reue.
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batter Silidterfiilluns ieines DienlteS.
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S9eifb, nad 9uiro 9eten uno nm ieine
Stole werben lOllte. AnOers murOe eS
nit Glie.
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refnete audi nit Der SdOnbeit ieiner
3Ofter, ais cine tbeure &uare, Die
ma ni6t an einen rerm0genSlolen.
menn au6 uoG 10 ritterlihen Wiann
lOsifld9t.
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pl0tli6en uno oiienen @iberitano ents
geeen, baS mlre burdauS nidt faui=
mdnnii6 ~9ebanoelt seiueien, Dem eins
fluBreidJeu Sdeifb %gegeniiber, aber
unter Dem Sormanoe ibrer 9usbiloun9
reilte er nit Glie mad europa. Sn
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leben beS Gurus, ME bies MIR Der
3teiftbum 9emabren fam, ais einSig
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sic bdtte ni6t elm jun9es Wt0oden
lein miiilen, penn ibr ni6t Die SOUL.
bi9ungen Der Q0wen uilter Der jeunesse
doree sei9meidelt bdtten, uno zines
l9Onen Cages mar lie nit benz SObne
eincS HaroenueS, beiien NiilliOnen ibr
bies &eiierleben iiderten, perlObt une
balb barauf perbeiratbet.
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uno blieb eiuiam uno perldlOllen iiir
bsn Gelt ieineS @ebens. Dur lpenn in
m~onobellen 9id6ten auf einiamer
@iiltenfabrt Die Grinnerun9 iiber i'm
fam, Damn fiel er wObl ieiner treuer'
@a;elle um Den Sals uno weinte lid
aus Inn SaS perlprene Slid; leines
Ser;ens Sata WiOrgana.
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Gin: frbl(prkulation.

Die Satin beS befannten Hariier
9anfier8 2emeitre pflegte jebes Sabr
Monaco Su beiu9en, I'm bort aln grit
men Glide ibrer 2eioenifaft fir oas
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sufebren, ais bis iie etpa bunOerttaus
lenb SrancS uerloren bate, mas ibrem
Gatten, obi6on er iebr reid mar, bod
enoli9 81 foitipieli9 wuroe. Oils lie
nieber einmai Die fatale 6eiie ontreten
mollte, badtte er bariiber na6, wie Dem
~brobeneen Serlulte porsubeu9en lei,
uno pl0eli6 fam inn Elm gutter Sc:
banfe. Gr lieB eiaen ieiner SommiS,
einen seIetten jungen damn, Su lid in
bas Grbeitsfabinett rufen unO 9ab ibm
ful9euOe Snltruftion: .Serr GrmanO /!
Mleine Srau reilt beute Nbero nod
Mionaco. sic feunt sic ni9t; Sic
meroen al o nit ibr in bemlelben 3u9e
abiabren unb in bemlelben SOtel utz
lteisert. 60 oft lie ii6 sum Spiel in
oas &aIino besibt, werben sic ibr
iolsen, lid an benielben 2il6 Ieten
unO-merten sic mobl auf!-itetS Die
Der ibrisen entsesen9eieeten 6arbe
nit benz 9leiden Giniae beieten. Sier
baben Gle ;u Dem 3wede Sp%anSi9tau'
ieno Srancs."
Ser grmanS entfernte iih. Der
Banfier aber rieb iid persniigt Die
Sdnoe unS murmelte nor lid bin
rguf bieie &eile fann mid Die Sc
i6i6te abiolut nidts toiten, benn mas
meine Srau perliert, geminnt Wtr.
armanb mieSer."
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mann sleidseitis spei Srieie aus
Monaco. Der cine mar BON ieiner
6rau unb lautete:
,Sbeurer Gugen! Sd babe Die led>
| sistauieno Srancs, melde Gu mir nit
9e0eben, leioer peripielt. Sci alio 10
gut unS i6ife mir weitere @elNer.
Oeine NeIID."
Ger Bonfier ldfelte in Grinnerung
ieiner treffli6en Nnoronung Dor it'd
hin uno Offnete ielbitsuIrieben baS
;peite, BON Serrn 9lrnlano fommen0e
Sdreiben, meldes fpl9enoen Snbalt
bate:
.@eebrter SEER Gbef! Die prompte
Snnebaltung Der mir ertbeilten gu
itruftionen hat mir anBelorbentlide
Miibe sema6t. Sbre Srau Semablin
l~eiitete gan; llnsewObnlides. Sic be-
sab iif bis jeet Wiitta9 fir Niittag
in's Saline unS perlieB ben Spieltiif)
ME Dor Mitterna6t, unb nit ibr muBtc
i6 alio tdsli9 sw0lf Stunoen ausbars
ten. Sas par in Der Sbat, ME sic
mir suseben peroen, feline Sleinisteit.
SeSo6 beflage i6 mid nidt peiter,
benn meine Snitrengun9en wuroeu
pollauf belubnt. SD seiparn in Solge
Serlelben iedsistauieno Srancs. Oaz
nit mill i9 mid begnii9eu uno mid
bon bier na6 8%iont9upon be9eben,
meiner Seimatbsltaot, mo i6 mid
ielbitltdnSis gu MAIDEN 9eoenfe, oa nil
ia oas nUtbise aapital jest sur Ser.
fiisuns itebt. Sm Sertrauen auf bas
mir Sbrerieits itetS gel6enfte @obl.
wcilen mage ib Die Bite, mid 81 ert:
~laiien. Son ben mir iibersebenen Sman'
~Sistauieno Srancs lino mad absus met:
ner Heiieipeien nod elitauienboreibun.
bertunoeinanouierSlg Srancs 3wan5ig
Confines iibris, welde i6 Sbnen mi
Der Polt ,ulenoe. 3roe Der slnltrensurG
bin ib iibrisens germ hereit, auf tiinf.
tig, menn es meine 3elt %erlaubt, 9eser
Sbre Srau @emablin su lpielen.
@enebmisen sic Die Serii6erunc
pollfommenlter 9o6a6tuns. Sbr iebl
erSebener
9. @rmano."
0(.c &. O.LI ll1Effs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-11
5uta %JGOrsana.
Arabif9e er,ibtuns, non y. grrft.
@9Iub.)

Gin Siirftises GeiOenbuno fiir elm
ruertbuOlle8 YOpenfell aber 10 mar es
ia l6on INNER, no ritterli6e 0eiinz
rura oes Nlanne5 SerS bewe9t.