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The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
An Editors Appeal.

Dr. S. l.. Byers of Seeleyvllle, Ind. will recover his little son who was stolen from his home one year ago last May. Dr. Byers has spent his entire re- sources in search for his child and unless the big hearted members of the press come to his assistance his son will grow up an outlaw and an outcast among the low est people of the earth. It k cause that should appeal to every one and no father reading these lines can do so without d quick enfng of the heart and d synpa- thetie throb. 1t is believed that if this article is reprinted lu the newspapers 1t will form all end- less chain that will uncover the lost boys coneealment and return him to his distracted parents. In doing this the profession of journalism will be fulfilling one of its highest destinies.
 Publishers whose circu1ationS touch the Wabash, Ohio aud Mis- sissippi valleys are especially re- queste to reproduce this story of the lost child as pr. Byers be- lieves his boy k now on some houseboat waiting to take the road in the Spring. There Is a reward of $500, awaiting any in formation that willlead to the boy s recover. Noquestions will be asked and if the abductor.him- self would deliver the boy to his parents he would not be moleSted. The bereaved parents are heart broken with grief and want only their child. If each journal will reprint these lines, they will tra- vel to every exchange table in the United States and bring back to Wretched home child who is now no doubt suffering with cold, unfed and wretehed to d de- gree. Think of what your own  feelings would be under similar circumstances. This appeal is in- dieted originally by publisher who saw Dr. Byers only once, has 10 personal interest in his quest other than the bond of sym pathy that makes the world akin, and Is inspired from the belief that the lost can only be found through the unitd effort of the country press of which he is proud to be q member. His re- coyery will be triumph i'll ad- vertising and no editor whose heart is placed right will=refuse this appeal. Remember 1t may be your child next,
 The following is description of the lost boy:
 DESCRIPTION.
 Richmond ByerS, If alive, was . years old last July, is of light 1 complexion, has gray eyes, left eye noticably crossed, has q small V shaped nick in the edge of the left ear, has a sharp chin and a narrow, projecting forehead. He is rather small for his age and is unusually bright and intelligent, taking after the manner of boy much older.
 Dr. Byers has searched among the rowing bands that frequent the United States and believes that his son can be found among travelling junk dealers, so-called horse traders or movers. He does not think the boy was stolen by genuine gypsies. He thinks he was taken by a wandering band that used him for the purpose of begging in the towns along the route. New Harmony Ind. ) Times.
 Exchanges please copy.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
The Tax Collector.

Kit Philips, tax collector, has gwen townships of the county as follows for the puopose of collecting taxes for the year 1495.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
BENTON.

w. l.. ChynoWeth, ol foIt Smith, has been appointed ad- miniStrator of the estate of the late Mrs. II. T. Jacknan of Rog- CTS.
 The people at Springtown are widening their steets from 40 to 75 feet. They are doubtless spreading out so as to make room for that new railroad
 The Bentonville Sun says 9000 feet of concrete sidewalk was built in that town the past sum- mer and fall and that contracts are out for several thousand feet which will be built as soon as the weather will permit.
 X three thousand dollar church building for Monte Ne is possi- bi1ity for the near future This little town has subscribed one thousand dollars towards it's erection, and work will commence on the structure i'll few days. Monte Ne Herald.
 The city council of Siloam Springs is considering the adyis- ability of leasing its electric light and waterworks plant to q private individual for term of years. We believe if this is done there will be cause to regret 1t before the lease expires. -Benton- vile Democrat.
 Floyd Moody, one of the base cutters at the ChaS. c. Mitchell Marble Works, had I serious ac- cident last Saturday morning. He caught his right hand in the engine and crushed his index tin- ger, making 1t necessary for the doctor to amputate the finger at the second joint Bentonville Democrat.
 The stockholders Of the First National Bank met Monday and declared a 10 per cent. dividend out of their earnings for last year. Also placed 9 per cent to their sur plus fund. In the last three years this bank has declared 30 per cent dividend to its stock holders from its earnings and has placed S23, ,000.00 to their surplus fund. Bentonville Sun.
 l.. ]. Whitfield, of Seba. was in the city yesterday and inform ed the Sun that the postmaster at Seba had received orders to discontinue the office there on the 3lst as the patrons would be supplied by rural route No. , from this city. Many of the people out there are very indignant over the order and have sent strong protests to Washington urging the rec1nding of the same. The people claim that quite number of the patrons of the Seba office cannot be suplied by the rural route. and will have to come to Bentonville for their mail facili- ties. -Beutonville Sun.
 While digging the trench for his sewer pipes some weeks ago, ]. F. Walker struck remains of the famous old government or wire road that used to run through Rogers and was portion of the trail between St. Louis and Texas and the entire Southwest. The old road Is covered now seyer- al feet but 1t was easy to trace the old wagon ruts and the hard bed of the road. Mr. Walker says he can remember as boy watching the long trains of emi- grants pass Southward on this road, some of the parties so long that they were half day i'll pass ing his fathers farm. It is not known just when this old road or trail was first used. MT. Wal ker's father came to Benton county from Tennessee in 1882 and 1t had then been known for years. When the government ran d telegraph line down this way,
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

It's as difficult to get man to ad- init that he snores as it is to get wo- man to admit her age.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
chsmberIsin's Cough Remedy hbso
 Iutely Harmless.

The fault of giving children medi- cine containing injurious substances, is sometimes more disastrous than the disease from which they are suffering Every mother should know that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy k per- fectly safe for children to take. It contains nothing harmful and for coughs, colds and croup IS unsurpasS- ed. For sale by II. A. Daily.
 There would be no labor troubles if every man had a job on Easy street.
 Many man is unable to stand on his dignity because his wife sits on it.
 Don't attempt to bellttle others be- cause you feel that they are superior to yourself.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-27
+E BODDIE BILL TO TAX
BUCKETSHOPS

"Of all the important bills this leg
islature will have before it during
the session, or that ever will be
brought before it. Fl. b. No. 81 or tn,
bill to impose a $4,000 privilege tax
on bucket shops, or future brokers
or persons engaged in taking or ne
gotiating orders for future contracts
is the most important Tor the reason
that the criminal statutes as they nov
exist are practically dead letters, ..
seldom tried to be enforced.
The license proposed will be pro
hibitive, and will put stop to the
greatest evil that now confronts not
only the South, but the entire coun,
try, the South in particular, ard Mis-
sissippi more particularly, for it is a
well known fact that at almost every
| crossroads in the State these places
eXis, and Of all the skin games thai
were ever devised to separate the un-
wary from his hard-earned shekels
this bucketshop game is the worst
and the surest.
| The objection has been made to
the bill that the exictence OF these
places affords the farmers the only
| opportunity which he would have OF
learning and keeping up with the
market price of cotton. Now, it is {
fact that in very few localities in tht
State these hsops do not exist. anc
nobody has heard it stated, nor car
} it be truthfully stated. that in those
} fortunate localities the farmers the
farmers have not gotten as good
} prices for their cotton as have thos,
} where they exist and flourish like TIL
proverbial green bay tree.
Again il is urged that the buyer
will not purchase spot cotton unles
they can sell futures to hedge. Moth
ing in H. E. No. "a could possibly b
construed to inhibit or prevent an
1 person from sending direct to hi
correspondent. or to any broker.
any city out Of Mississippi an orde
J 10 buy or sell cotton or any otht
I commodity, but the effect Of the bi
3 will be to eliminate from the Sta
4 the myriads OF bucketshops and +
s ture brokers and to do away WI
=
5 with their alluring boards, and t
I easy facility and the temptation f
: gambling which they now affoi
There will not be one-tenth OF t
gambling ard consequent loss IN
ture dealing that there now IS # {
bill becomes a law
Z could give many other excell'
reasons why this bill ought to p
but will defer doing 50 until it
brought up on the floor OF the no
for debate. In my oninion the me
ure will pass the house by Ia
majority
The above remarks from the 4
Van b. Poddie. member Of the le
lature from Warrington county,
introduced the bill to place sue
- "a ssI.ss<lsef< lsflxkss q 81
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-27

brokers, has stirred TIP a sensation all
over the Cotton States. Mr. Bodies
position that the criminal laws Of orr
State are Inefficient to convict those
in charge Of these shops for lack or
evidence in any transaction and for
the reason that they claim that they
are simply operating to furnish mar
ket quotations, makes it an up hill
business to punish them for taking
orders for future contracts, or buvinp
and selling futures, and the only way
he sees out of the difficulty is to
levy such a tax that they will quit
business before they will pay the
price.
! Whether this will be blow to
Mississippi cotton buyers. as the OBJ
| position to this bill claim, I'VE are in
able 10 say. If this was really the
! honest contention Of its opposers, all
we'll, but everybody knows that these
'bucketshops" could not exist was
this the ase, for there are few who
would i've away any considerable
sur ~nen Geographic communica-
as from New Orleans and New
York could be obtained at far less
cost
It is the dealing in futures side of
the question that finds objection in
Mr.. Bodies bill in it IS this phase Of
the case that seems SO hurtful 10
those who play the markets on the
get rich quick plan"
Personally we have never taken
kindly to the existence of these seem
ingly necessary evils and we believe
the people would be better off with
out them and if the managers OF these
'bucketshop" places want to continu
! business there is no way to stop then
i except by placing the tax so higl
that they cannot pay il or prohibit
ing by statute laws their existence.
: The bill seems to be getting RICH
! popular and may yet become a law
Indianola Enterprise
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-27
The Diamond Cure

The attest news from Paris IS that
the yhave discovered DIAMOND cure
for consumption If you fear consump
ton or pneumonia, it will, however,
be best for you to take that great re-
medy mentioned by WTMcGee. OF
Vanleer. Tenn. 81 had cough for "A
years. Nothing helped me until took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, coughs. colds which. ga
instant relief. and effected a perm
nent cure. Unequalled quick CT
for Throat and Lung Troubles at +
lays Drug Store; price soc and SIC
guaranteed. Trial bottles free. "a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-27

New styles in Neckwear. at the
Leader, of course.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-27

Should man wear it? Then you
will find it at The Leader. Of course.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10

5elnen @o6entase: 125 am Iou>
tag. SO om 0ienitae. lie 90 am Britt
mod nnb Sorneritag. 4S am Sreis
tag, 103 am Samitae ltnb 254 an
Sonntng. grflGrt ipirb Die perIhies
oene Sduii9feit fir Die einselnen
Wp9entage aus DEM @enuB bon
Ilfobol.
YIN Sonntagen, fucnn bie Rirthss
bduler am meiiten beiubt iperoeu.
gci6iebt an6 Die 9robte Sabl bon
Ter9eben unp 8~erbredeu, unb am
Wiontn9 iteben Die 2eltte nod inter
Dem @influB bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pom Gage 5upor. Ser ndt1itbem gez
fdbrlihite Gag lit Der Samitug, lpenn
Die SDbne dusge5ablt perben, OBJ
glei6 bann fir Den Srunt MIR nod
einise Ibenbitunoen CUR @eriiigltne
iteben. Sic GeieQiAaft Der aer8te
IN 8ien bat ben Snbalt bieier CT
nittelungen in einem Sluablatt
neroffentlidt. basC nnter Die Irbeis
ter oertbeilt tpltrbe. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10

Die ausen aaer. gSas mar porsez
fallen? @ott hattie in 2iebe Der,
8oiii geitraft. Die Iittlerin Der
Siinoen, Waria. bate 9ebeten unb
Die Sefebrune bes perirrteu Gobne5
erlanst, unb Der 5eilanb ibien Die
licbrci6en Bprte 3u ipie0erbplen:
Batter, per5eibe ibnen. benn iie
fpiiien nibt. mas lie tbun", iinb 9fpiIi
bate Den @ebrau1 Der Sprahe pies
bererbalten.
8. pie iinb Die Hatbihliiiie @otz
tee nnerfori6lih, o fpie i1on inn
Die @eee @ottes.
Sic &ibrung 9toiii's unb bes
Tolfes gu beibreiben, lit unmoglid)
Gr lief ni6t, er flog gum 6auie Der
Weiiiiondre, umarmte nit 2iebe bas
aru5ifir unb tiiBte es. mari iif Den
@eiiiiondren 5u SiiBen. lie gu f"iiien.
Sieie beben i'm auf, umarmen unh
fiiiien ben Singing. Der. nuBcr iid
Dor Sreube, t%aulenb @cripreter
matt. Inn Ter5eibun9 bittet, uno in
Dem I%ugenblife uu6 iein 2eben fiir
Seius gbriitus b%inseben mofte.
Sies lit Der einfade Seriht iibcr
cine Spatiade Die Dor cinem gaaSerl
@olfe 9el6eben lit, uno Die in enis
gem Inbenfen bleiben ipirb.
Bas fir Elm 9eiipiel fir 10 piele
nngliidli6e, Die taub iinb fir Ser,
Huf @pttes, unb mas fir cine Ta5s
nnng fir Die beutise &eligionsloiigs
feit Der Sueenol
Oieie Sbatiade nit ibren Solgen
beleu6tet tpieber einmal Die @i6e
tigfeit Der @iiiionen in u%nIerer 3eit
fiir gefebruns unb 9eilisuns Der
@0lfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10
S6ntg nno Bauer.

&Dnig Ytarilnilian Ger 3lpeite bon
Salern mar elm lebr leutielieer Serr.
Der lebr germ nit Dem eelp0bnliden
Sole perfebrte. geionbers unges
5ipungen bclpegtc er iif immer beinl
Sttoberfeite arif Der SeltipieIe. Ser
Sonig Durdi6riH regelmd6ig Dor Dem
Tennen Die Hciben Der 2unbmirtbe
uno multerte ibre Treistbiere. Sir
ieoen IusIreIcr bate e. elm freunoz
lides @ort, Die meilren bon ibuen
iparen ibm valte Geiannte". Nod
Der Wtulterun9 nabm er Die @ert6eis
lung Der Sreiie ielbit inn &onigs5elte
Dor. go fam einntal 5ur Ereiss
oertbeilune Elm Bauer, beIen
I6tpdr5e Sub NIT Ser eritcn Ills3ei6z
nlng sefrDnt mar. nit Ieinem CHER
Dor oas 3elt. ga erinnerte lid Der
&onig, baB chen oerielbe I'M borigen
Sabre nit elmer brdunen Sub Sen
erIten Trei5 errilngen bate. .@o
bait Su benn beuer Die Sraune eee
laNen?" fragte er freunolih. Sa
lab Der Bauer Den &0nig groS on
uno iagte bodit eritaurt; SO
braune Sisl. 5err aGui? Sa. pooBt
Senn not, Dab 8 2isl I'M 8inter
iimg itanben (gefanen) is?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10
gruit in Der Spbesitunbe.

Maria Stuart. Die ungliidliGe
8pnigin bon S6ottlanb. Die mobilize
%griinbete InipriiGe auf ben en9lis
lben Sbrpn bate, mar bon ibrer
Sobfeinoin. aoniein gliInbetb bon
gnglanb, ~neuu5ebn poue Sabre sez
faHsen sebalten porben. Sa ii6
gliiabetb. iolanse Iaria Stuart
lebte. in Der 5erri6aft Gnslanbs
nidts ii6er fiiblte, mlBte bas 9aupt
Der unsliidlideu Srau fallen. 60
purbe Iaria Stuart I'M Sabre 1886
bur6 elm unseieemdBiseS @eridt
gum Sooe berilrtbeilt. Die berbiten
2eioen famen Der ~sldrlbisen &atboIis
fen pdbreno Ser lansen itreneen
5aft baber, baB man tie Der SroIts
un9en unb 8nnbenmittel Der Stride
beraubte unb ibr ben 9eiitano ifiss
matii6er @eiitli6en m%ufbrdn9te.
Maria Stuart aber blieb treu mnb
itanobaft. IIs elm folder @eiitlis
der auf Dem Gang CUR 8i9titdtte
ne anforoerte, mir tbr Seelenbeil
beiorgt 81 iein. eripiberte lie. Sbm;
.Wein etpises Sell barf Sic niht
befiimmern. SD bin in Der fatbolis
iGen Stride geboren. i6 babe IN
ibr gelebt unb in ibr mill i6 iters
ben. SIZE. ME peroe i'd lire 9ereins
i6aft berlaiien, IN Der man i%enieitS
Des 8rubes nod in Siebe bereinigt
bleibt uno Der armen Seelen IN
9ebet unb Spfer %sebenfet." Sierauf
perabidieoete lie iid nod einmal
Dor ibren 9eliebten Sieuerinnen. be-
tete. fiBte in frommer 9iebe uno
Grgebuns ibr 8ru6ifir. uno empiins
ben SoDesItreih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10
Gin reiscnbes 9cihihthcn

miro aus elmer 9orfi6ule SiroIs
ersdblt. Sort miro. ipie in bielem
Sanoe iiblib, has Bort .Su" bon
Den S6iilern arh I'M Sertcbr nit
ben 2ebrern gebraudt. gines ihos
men Cages miro Die G1uueitung in
aenntnib geiebt, baB in nddIter Seit
cine Snipection ourG ben 9iiGpf err
folgen peroe. Ser 9ebrcr prdot
oarauf ieinen S0slinsen sernueitcns
elm. ba8 lie ben Siihof nift nit
.Su" anreoen biirfen. ionbern nit
rgp. bihofl. @naoen!" Ser
Sii6of fommt tbdtid6li6; Inn iih
iiber Die &%enntniiie Der 6leinen in
Der &elision 5u iiber5eusen. fraste
er einen 8naben: Sag mir. Steiner,
tpie lautet baS iiebente @ebot Got
tes?" Ser &leine mabt ben @uno
auf. tpiirst Damn ettpas binuntcr uno
ltobt bann berauS: nGltere biI60fliz
den 8naoen iolen nid)t lteblen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10

Sonntag. ben letten Der Siter5eit,
tpuroe beftig an Der Tbire Der @obz
nung zines Der Ortseeiitliden se>
i6eat. gta9 ipenieen Iusenbliden
mar oerielbe AM Senitcr nnb borte
INN bon einem Soten, er moge Iufort
gum Teffen bes @eridtsberru foms
men, benn es fei I6limmer nit linn
ge%iporben. @s bersingen farm flint
Winuten, unb i6on mar Der Yrieiter
an Srt nno SteIe. ipo er ben Ir5t
am Bette iibenb, BEN Iuls bes Yae
tienten in Der Sanb bnltenb, fano.
Iuf Die Srage bes Srielters: ~@ie
ltebt's?" a~ntiportete Der Ir3t:
r9o6piirben, sic fommen 5u ipdt,
er lit ioeben g%eitorben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10
Wurte zines i%terbenben G5nias.

&arl Der 6iinfte. 8onis bon Sranfs
reid (1364 biz 13SO), ipelder lid
bur6 feline aIusbeit unb @erettias
felt ben ebrenpolen 9einamen oes
@eiien ertporben bate. lag am Stcrs
ben. linn iein 8ett berum itanben
ooer fnieten feline Sriiber, feline
@er5te uno feline Sofberren. Die in
Sbrdnen 5erfloiien. Ser &6nig IelbIt
mar sefabt. er trDltete lie. inSem er
lie 5uelei6 entlieb nit ben idDncn
8orten:
~Iteine suten. treuen SreunSe,
freuet euf, in fur3er Seit iperbet i6r
nm midi feline Gorge mebr gu ba>
ben brauGen. @erlaBt mid iebt.
betet aber fir mid, bamit ib ALIEN
NIT 8ott mein S~aseiperf I'M Sries
ben bcaenbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10
Su fpGt.

Sn elmer fat6oliIGen Stabt bes
&beinlanbs lebte elm bDberer 8es
ri9ts6eamter. Der einen iebr nnfir6z
li6en 2ebenspaubcl fiibrte. Seine
@utter. Die cine sottesfiirdtise Srau
mar unb bel linn ipobnte. granite IiG
barber; aber al lire @oriteuungen
iuaren fru6tloS. 8or Gram bier
iiber fiel lie IN cine i6tpere 8rants
belt. pel6e tie Dor Der 3eit babins
rattle. Webrmals empfing lie pGbs
reno Der &ranfbeit Die fl. Safras
mente. Seoesmal aber. ipenn Der
Yrieiter iie beiu6te. ober ibr bic fl.
Sterbeiaframente brahte. lieb iifj
Der Sobn nidt bliden. Bel Dem
Sei6enbegdnsniiie folste Der Sobu
5tpar benz Sarge Der Wutter; aber
alS Der Sus Der 2eibtrasenoen bonn
8ottesader CUR Stride cling. mo bas
Seelenamt fir Die Gertorbene bars
gebra6t tperben ioute. tpanbte iif
Der Sobn aaein an Der air6entbiire
I'M nnb sin9 na6 Sauie. 3ihi
einmal anseii6ts bes Sobes fonnte
iih Der firbenfeinbli6e Gobn ba5u
beriteben. bas @~ottesbaus al betres
ten, nm fir Die Geelenribe Ieiner
%perltorbenen Wutter an betcn. Sad
Dem SoOe ieiner Mhltter nabm Ser
@eridtsbeamte einen Neffen. Sobn
ieines berItorbenen S6paaers, An
ii6. Der auf Der llniberiitdt ebenfaas
Die Hedtspiieni6aft ftubierte. Gls
Der Neffe bonn @pmnaiium tam, bate
er nod quite @eiinmngen. Iqeiu
burh ben iteten llmsang nit icinem
Sufel ioipie Sur6 @erfiibruna Idle6>
ter aameraben bate audi er bali
ieinen 8lauben einsebii6t nnb fiibrte
infolgebeilen einen Iieoerlihen 2es
benspanbel. Cine lananieriae
3ranfbeit befiel nad einem Sabre
ben beoalernspertben iunscn 1ann
unb mari i'm nuf's 3ranfenlaaer.
Sromme @eripanbte, Die fem b0Ies
gnbe borausiaben. ermabnten i'm
8lr Seriobnung nit @ott. @ber
itetS ipurben iic NIT Der glnttpori
~pertroitet: .gs lit nod 3eit. @enr
es 5u gnbe eeben iolte. iperbe id
ihon friibseitig Den Trieiter rufeu
laiien." ltnterbeiien mar Die otter
li6e 3eit an9ebrobeu. Ian madte
Den arunfcn nuf bic Efli6t ber
Otter Communion aufmerfiam. Ses
bod unter Dem T%or9eben, er sebenfe,
fpenn er balo s%eneien lei. Iclbit 3ur
Stride 5u 9eben, I'M 6u beidten. pieS
CT bic Serpnnbten ab. 9ie otter
lide 8eit nabtc ibrem Gnbe. obne Saf
Der Granfe feline Tflibt erfiiIlt bate,
Sn Der NaGt bonn Samstas aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10

@arten, unb ba glaubte i6. bab er
gp. 8nabeu e%mpfansen babe"
Ser Graf = unb mo Iinb @lts
beims?"
.S6pn felt elmer Stunbe fort"
Settle nii6te flint cine Sbrdne bon
Der @imper.
rIIio bod 5u Ipdt sefommen. bm
$50 ltedt benn dber Der Graf? Sdls
lob. SaInpll $50 baben Sic ii6 pers
fro1en?"
naommen Sic MIR nG6er. Baron
S6lihting, n,einc Srau bat mid pers
fibrt, in bicier feu9ten. u~nseiunben
Saube nieber5uiiben; es lit elm rids
tiger S6mouipinfel. i6 boffe. sic
reOen ibr bieie ~2iebbaberei aust"
8ie sliifli6 uno itol5 Graf ggon
ausiubl CT 5os Die iiber unb iibe,
ergliibenbe iunee Srau aus benz
S6atten Der alemntis berbor UNI
- "Sonnertpetterl" entfubr &c
S6li6tins Dor lleberraidung. Geir
berbIufftes 8eIidt mar ergobli6.
Sod Der Baron tpar elm getpanbter
8eltmann. Wtit feinem Safte INNS
eing er Die formloie @~oriteauns fpie
neuli9 idon auf Der 8aloniefe.
DIlio idon 10 nett, fonnte er nidi
rnterlaiien gu mlrmeln, bann aber
fpenbete er ii6 nit berbinbliher Salz
tung an 2inbis. n@ndbigite Srar
@rdfin bnben ipobl @ele9enbeit ses
npmmen, Die nelien Mobel az beIids
tigen. rei5enbl Gin Seim, pie gez
idaffen fir iolibes @liidl SD armer
Sropf bin Stod utlb Stein gelaufen,
nm re6t5eitig beim Ibi1ieb 5u iein.
bin aue5eit Elm Yedposel gefpeien.
Sic iperoen mid gum aaffee einlas
ben miifien. Srau 8rdfin. i1 babs
entiebli6en Surit unb trinfe germ
linn bieie 3eit cine Saiie 8affee. Sd
babe itunbenlang briiben am Gee ges
angelt. es poIlte aber nifts anbeis
BEN, uno 5uleet bin i9 in balber
8utb fortgerannt."
nSeten sic fi6 S1 uns. S6li6s
ting, aber ni6t bier, sic f0nnten una
melan6olii6 iperben, auf Der ions
nenbeeldn5ten @eranoa lit es better.
Sinbis, piuit 9u Sid jest infer err
barmen? 9enn %tpabrbaftis. i9 ipiirs
audi Surit. Settle. sic seben Der
Srau @rdfin tpobl our Sanbl"
Settle itanb in eren5enIoier Be-
itiir5ung unb belt beioe Shiir3en5ips
fel in Der Sanb. Sas ulio mar bes
8rafen Sraul Sas i6md6tise. 5is
geunerbaft braune @eii6t9en bate
es linn ansetban, linn. Dem bilbbiibs
i6en. itattlihen @annl 9arum bate
ibr sutes Srdulein Strange INNER
10 reipeftpoa NIT ibr seiproden unf
Der Serr @utbeim audi limb bah
Settle idlug ii9 o ben 8opf. nnS
lie unb Die anDere tparen 10 einfdltiq
setpeien. unb batten semeint. MN
ipiirbe es balo So65eit 9eben au'
benz Cute I'M 9ersiiden. Der iungG
9err tpiirbe ii6 Die braune Srembt
beimbolen ais feline Sausfrau. 1lnt
nun mar allies ni1t tpabr.
(S6Imb foIet.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-10
Die Tertbcilung Der Scrbrehcn ani
bic W%pd1eufuae.

Sas .Tei6s Sanitdtsblatt" in
Seiterreib bat cine Statiltif iiber
Die Sertbeilun9 Der Serbreden auf
Die cin5elnen @oGenta9e geliefert.
sus Waterial bienten Die Ansaben
Der Yoli5ei in Nieberoiterrei6 iiber
Die bort ipGbrenb Der lebten Sabre
scitebenen poridbli1en llebeltbnteu.
Ser baraus berchnete Surhi6nitt
ergab folgenbe Sablen fir Die eius