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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
SEALED BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to AN order Of the hssarslni
supervisors ot Bolivar county. siiss.,
made and entered at a regular n,ertin.s
Of said board held at Rnsedal.,, !-t ii
trict Of said county, on Monday. the 4th
day of Iunc. A. D. 19O6. notice is hrns.v
given that the undersigned clerk ot the
said board will, at his office il, he town
OF Rosedale, Miss. until IL m."f Inh 4
the End day of July. A, D. 1g'j'. receive
sealed bids for building OF I,cnt h,itgcI
across Mulberry bavon, which baxnu
e,npties into Bogue Phalia.
All bidders for the work must file with
their bids good and solvent lnnd. ct'n-
ditioned according to law for the faith
frl performance of their contract. and ~
penalty double tho amonnt ~ he sriI
bid. and the said shall be coa~,rnct ~.
strict compliance with the plans an
specification for bent bridges here,nt"re
adopted by the said hoard. aud nov or
file with the clerk at Roseka'e and 0'evcs
land. The board OF supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
This the 4th day Of June, A. D. 1906
L. E. EDWARDS. Clerk.
BY R. B. JOHNSON. d. G
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
SOUND ARGUMENT.

He said he always patronized
home people first and Southern
people next because he knew them
better, and could reach them quick
er. He knows there are just as
good and stronger companies that
is companies with greater capital
in the north. And he always felt
safe in insuring in The Mississippi
Home Insurance Company because
he has never experienced any
trouble with it, and if he should
have a difference with it, he could
get at the company promptly.
w. B. Roberts is the Rosedale
Agent.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
SEALED BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to an order of the board of
supervisors of Bolivar county, Miss,
made and entered at regular meeting
of said hoard, held at Rosedale, I'D
district of said county, on Monday. tre
4th day Of June. A. D. 1906, notice IS
hereby given that the undersigned csf<
of the said board will. at his office in tss
town of Cleveland, Miss. until 1fo'cless
M. of Monday, the 4th day otJ uEsr. ~.
1906, receive sealed bids for the bull ss'gs
bent bridge across Williams bayou, ei'
the road running from Bishop place to
Williams BAYOU.
All bidders for the work must tiIe VIII
their 7 Is good and solvent bond. Co.'s
ditione according to law for the faith
full Performance OF the contract, and "a
penalty double the amount Of the svss,
bid; and the said bridge shall be btr.
IN strict compliance with the plans and
specifications for bent bridges, heretofore
adopted bv said board, and now on ME
| in the Office of the clerk at Cleveland
and Rosedale. The board OF SUPERVISORS
reserves the right to reject any and all
birs.
This, the 4th day of June. AID. 1906
LII. EDWARDS. Clerk.
BY r. B. JOHNSON. D. G.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
THOMAS WEDDING.
Prominent Society Young People Married
in Memphis On May 3Ist.

On May 31st, 1906, at 9 p. M.
at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Shelton.
at 4o0 Vance street, Memphis,
Tenn, Miss Marren Evelyne Shell
ton became the bride of Mr.. Oscar
Delr hina Thomas.
Miss Edna Shelton was maid
of bonor, and Mrs. Isaac L. Shelby
and MIS-. w. H. Fitsgerald, of
Rosedale, and Mrs. Frank Gray, of
Memphis, were matrons of honor.
Mr.. Alexander Y. Scott, was best
man, and Messrs. Speed Shelton
and Edwin R. Shelton, Jr., were
groomsmen.
After the wedding the bridal party
and guests were rendered a ban
q ct at the Gayosa Hotel by the
&. ,de's parents.
The happy couple came to Rose
dale on June 1st and received the
congratulations of hosts of friends.
The bride is we'll known in Rose
dale, having visited friends here on
numerous occasions, and univeral-
ly esteemed as one of the brightest
and most beautiful of women. She
will add much to the socity life of
Rosedale, and our people extend to
her a hearty welcome.
The groom is a highly respected
and prominent business man of our
city. He was born and reared in
Rosedale and numbers his friends
by the hundreds. For years he
has been City Clerk, serving the
people faithfully and we'll.
The Democrat extends congrat-
ulations and best wishes.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
SEALED BIDS WAN ED.

Pursuant to an order Of The hoard vt
sup.ryisors Of Bolivar cor"'w. Miss.
made and entered at a reg"''s meeting
OF said board held at Rosed:'iss
1st district Of said countv, srm Monde.
the 4tt dav OF June. A. y. ~ s. notice
is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED clerk
of the said board will, at hi 'fhre n the
town Of Cleveland. Miss. nn''' te o'clock
m. nf Mondav. the 2d dav a. rr'--s A. y.
COG, receive sealed bids for h'r'fl'ng o' ;.
bent bridge acros. Ste,'r's ha"cns
which bavou empties into Be- ne Phal'.'
All bidders for the work mnst ~" with
their bids good and solven' ond. com
d;tioned according to law. tor the fa'tl,-
ful performance of their contract. and ~
double the amount Of the sum bill; AMI
the said bridge shall he corsi-ncted IN
structed IN strict compliance with the
plans and specifications for he,t bridges
heretofore adopted Ivy the SAID board.
and now on file with the clerk at Rose
dale and Cleveland. The ho''d cf s"l'rr-
visors reserves the right to reject any
and MI bids. -.
This the 4th dav of June. 4 y. l9oo.
L. E EUWAP'~. Clerk
BY r. B. JOHNSON. D. G.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
GOOD FOR ALL SEASONS.

Summer is hare, and at last the
great Southern staple is beginning
to grow a little. Whether there
should be very large crop raised
or not, prosperous times are prom
ised for short crop of cotton al
ways commands very high price.
This condition warrants all in
keeping their property we'll insured.
A policy in The Mississippi Home
Insurance Company, which has
stood all tests for 21 years, is a
mighty good thing to have all the
year round.
w. B. Roberts is the Rosedale
Agent.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09

evolutionary books of the Bible.
of this scheme Of biblical investigation clam
for an nfably infalbty of Divine Onnis
poence really ingenious but human hypothetical pan
Unlike the evolutionary fad theory OF which was largely the out
come only but missing links II
of proof which its advocates have attempted to forge TO
prove All of the strictly evangelical branches
Christian church, constituting nearly all Of that great religious
body pledged ministry membership dscounnance
and oppose Of the teachings and logical conclusions OF the @
called theology which the child Of the evolutionary
criticism of the Bible
Many theological educators and ministers who have apparently
by the seeming novelty of the new teachings
which, of fact largely merely represent renaissance oi
peculiar beliefs and unbee of the dess OF the eighteenth
their newborn scholastic enthusiasm advocate those teach
possible occasions without regard to their previously as
While minister's thco-
professors students and aymen hold to and actively support
the theology the great OF evangelical church ne
ministers loyal to the declared faith Of the evangelical
There seemingly but honorable tor those
who theological views namely to pubic
change OF theological views resign their memberships
and organize churches and snares where they
may hororaby hold to and present their views
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
A SPLENDID PASTURE.

With running water, bountiful
supply of growing Alfalfa, and a
large range, is offered the people
of Bolivar county by S. 7. Shaw,
manager of Sunnywild Plantation.
Horses, mules, cows, sheep and
other animals thrive best when
given good pasture. Write S. T.
Shaw, Cunnison. for particulars.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
The very fact that D. M. Parry,

President of the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers, organized
the trusts and combines to protect
their interests should prevent him
and his fellow members from de-
nouncing Organized Labor for do
ing what they have done. With
out organization workingmen
would be receiving much less wa
ges than they do today, for those
that are unorganized are paid hard
1y enough for necessities, and find
it impossible to better their condi-
ton. A case in point is the track
men of the Lackawanna railroad
between New York and Buffalo,
who are being paid but ST. rs a da y,
which every one must admit is only
enough to buy the bare necessities
of life. Those laborers have been
unorganized and low wages are the
result. They are now attempting
to organize and demand more pay
and no one will doubt their success
if they stick together. The Lacka-
wanna railroad is now earning rs
per cent on its stock, after paying
all fixed charges, the price of the
stock being $528 for 500 share, so
the refusal of the railroad manager
to increase the pay of the employ
es is not because the railroad is not
prospering enough to allow it, but
because avarice refuses to make a
fair divide between labor and capi-
tai.
Mr.. Parry in his address at the
annual meeting of his association
claimed that it was rallying the
forces of individualism, to hold in
check the forces controlled by the
political and labor demagogues. "
The American Federation of Labor
can claim with better reasons that
it is rallying the forces of honest
toll to hold in check the organizs-
tion.of employers who are unwill-
ing to divide honestly with those
who do the work.
Looking at the rival claims of
these organizations from politi-
cial standpoint, it is found that
Barry and his cohorts are protect
inonists and Republicans. Under
the claim of aiding American La
Dor, they have in partnership with
Republican politicians, made the
schedules of the tariff law to pro-
tect themselves from competition
and all who object to the enormous
profits they demand are political
demagogues in their eyes. Demo-
Gratis believe in equal rights to all
and special privileges to none,
therefore they propose to eliminate
the special privileges from Mr..
Barry and his trust and corporation
associates by revising the tariff.
enforcing anti trust laws and pre-
venting rebates and passing such
just laws as will protect the labor
ingman from oppression.
The protectionists deny that
trusts products can be bought
cheaper abroad than at home,
but they cannot deny that
Uncle Sam has bought 20, 900 bar
rels of cement 81 cents a barrel
cheaper abroad than here. The
nephews of Uncle Sam are forced
by the tariff to buy American GEM
ent at the price the trust charges,
or pay 20 per cent tariff tax to pro-
tect the trust.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
JOB ACCOUNTANT WOE

If you are behind with your book
keeping or your accounts are in a
tangle, I will be, pleased to have
a chance to straighten them out.
l am prepared to do any kind of
accountant work. Big or little.
LYME STARTLING.
Po. Box 1872, Greeuville, Miss.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
A. F. GOA
as candidate for Charncerv Clerk OF
Bolivar county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic voters at the primary
election in 1897.
We are authorized to announce
FONTAlNE JONES
as candidate for Treasurer of BoiivW.
countys subject to decision of the Demo-
cratic voters at the primary election i'll
1907.
We are authorized to ann ounce
L. f. EDWARDS
for Chancerv Clerk Of Bolivar county,
subject to the decision Of the Democrat
ic voters at the primary election in 9O7
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, 4. D. MG,

the Pcsed:e
highest there be- ah t'e Wing -
din which u"r - as
to-w
A 81 sw4 81 20 ' 90 S,o "e - &, a
Clarence 19 % Z so 96 $50 ~
Unknown
ROSEpALE
LulaH Lot4 60 % oo <0
TOWN OF GUNNIsON.
Gunnison In il 1O5 Block IA 80 90
Gunnon Lot &:1O7 Block IA 9" % 2" %
lark Pa 1876 Rlock 90 20 >"
Smith Block ~ DO 90 ?" ~
Duncan I2b Block A. 90 100 2" 50
nunderm M hand, a Rndal, Miss. June 4 1906.
cLAUD SEALS, Tax Coll: sno
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
@nhrrt1 Grrrttr ann 9ta
Duty tn Srlf a1n Brnplr
BY WILLIAM PHILLIPS HALL,
Millionaire Evangelist.

ANY men OF many minds agree that great theoogcaI3
crisis is now on in the Christian church. The Crapsey heresy
trial. the recent address of Bishop Burgess Of the Protes
tant Episcopal church, and the remarks Of President Vii.
liam De Witt Hyde, of Bowdon college, at the Union
Theological Seminary alumni dinner are all recent indi-
cations of theological ferment and unrest.
The immediate OF it all is the introduction into
the curriculum of many theological semnares and similar
institutions religious instruction Of the socaled sccce
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09

ROAD ovERSEER APPOINTED

Range 6, to-wit: r. NJ Edwards, WV.
Dickson and F. S. Miller.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.

THE MISSSSlPPI)
BOLIVAR. IC1AUD SEMEo' INK e''" - '"s
County, of Bolivar in the State, will sell
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09

Job Printing at Democrat Office.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09
VOL. 20
$olirar County 9et1oerat.
entered at the PostOffice at Rosedale
Miss, as Second Glass Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION 81 PER YEAR.

A. D. L1NNELL, EDITOR
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-06-09

Ordered by the board that 7. r. Clark
be apr ointed overseer of the public road
from Clear Greek to Egypt Ridge road,
and that Commission issue to him ac-
cordingly.
And that Sandy Mitcllael be appoint
ed overseer of public road from Buffords
to Bouge road, and that Commission is
sue to him accordingly.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11
EicrteS Sapitel.

Snniel bate er setponneu - es
salt iett MIR nod Icinc Strait fir
ii6 ei%n5unebmen.
Or Seigte lid in Ser Sbat MaSame
Be Series seseniiber iebr liebenspiirs
Dig unb geiitreih. ipielte NIT ben
ainbern; iprad lang uno brett bon
BEN Sabren, nel6e er NIT Daniel
i'm 8o0eg 5ugebrdht bate, erSdblte
ale Sugenbitreihe; pel6e tie mits
chamber periibt batten; NOR gan5
be9eiitert fir bas ihDne 9anblebeu
unb malte bas itdotiihe Shun nnt
Sreiben in ben biiiterten Sarben =
10 pab audi Waoame DC Serpes gnni
beeeiitert fir pieien ebrenpertber
Germ mlirbe.
Die ginlaouns. nod einiae Sage
al bleiben. lebnte er natiirli1 ab.
~llnmoslih. @nbame", iaete e,
bemhleriI6. .&aum fam ib iibel
einen ein8igen Tag perfii9en - i'd
bepaure es lehr. lleberbaupt bab,
J ib nun 10 i'm 8orbeiseben boreeipro'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11

Srancs. 0ieleift beiist Su bic
Summe?"
SD f0nnte Observation-Disclosures
reoliiieren."
mGttpaS muBt Su gum 2ebenss
unterbalt Sur~iidbebalten. Su tpiirs
beit mir alio fiinfbunSerttauIeno
Sroncs geben, ipelfe ib III mein
neues @ei6dft, Die ganaue beg oeug
monbes itefen tpiirbe. Die ih NIT
einem &apital bon 5fpan5ig WeiQionen
eegriinbet babe, bon pelder elm
@iertel einee5ablt lit. Seine fiinfs
bunberttanienb Srancs tuiiroen alIo
elm Sebntel baritellen. Sm nd6ltcn
Sabre babe i6 5tpei @illionen pers
Dient - Su alio Observation-Disclosures
Srancs. SIM Sipeiten Sabre bafi
Su 9eir @elb 5uriid - Sem Ters
n,00en lit berboppelt. llnb beodte
nobl, bab Sn nibts risttrIt: nteine
Smntobilien, Die eben fiinf5ebn Sros
gent bringen. bieten 9ir ausrei6enbe
@arantie. Su fannlt pobl benfen.
bab i6 berartise portbeilbafte Gns
erbietcu niht Sebem made, ionoerr
b6ditens cinem lansidbri9en Sreunb
ben ib nidt serne III elmer iolder
Griiten6 iebe. Ilsbanm fannlt 81
Seine ainber rn6 YdriS brin9er
unb itanbessemdB unterri6tem uni
er5ieben lniien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11
(Sortie g.

uGonltaml Ou bierl" rieT ct 1renS
Dig aus. $50 friib!"
ga. ia. i6 bins Ielblt. ileoer
Sreuno", erpiocrte Der gintretenOe'
9aniel Die Sanb i6ilttelno. ~
nulSt setpib miioe bon Der Meme
iein?" fubr 9aniel fort, els cr oie
b%eitdubten 9leiber Gonitau's be-
merfte. SD mill Sir Elm Stmmer
5uredt maiden"
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i'd MIR ben Worgen opfern."
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.9eiber ia. elm 0eidydftsmann bai
nidt piele 3eit 5u perlieren."
9amit iGritten geipc Dem 9aille
al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11
Critics &apitcl.

Sic 8orte bes Weriu6ers batten
ibren ginbrud auf 0auiel ni9t bets
feblt. unb bereits trdumte lesterer
bon elmer s~ldn5enben. e%olbenen 3us
funft. tpdbrenb 3onitau beideiben
our Settle ltanb unb ben ginorud
beoba6tete. ipelden feline 8orte bera
borsebradt batten.
~9fun?" frue Der 8anquitr na9
elmer Yauie.
nSie S6pierisfeit it,, ertpioerte
Saniel, Die gauge Sade obne @ors
piiien meiner Srau aus5nfiibren."
S6on tponte Der 9anauier antfpors
ten, ais iif oben elm Seniter offnete
unb ein Srauengeiiht ii6tbar piroe.
&onitau poDte bereits griiben, aber
bas Seniter idlob G6 iofort tpieoer.
unp Iabame De Scrpes, pel6e iiG
ni6t ipenig imlnberte, i6on 10 tribe
einen ibr eGn5lid unbefannten Iann
BEL ibrem @atten gu ieben, periAlpanp
mieber.
Sas unertpartete gri6einen Der
| Mabame be Serbes bate bas @es
iprGd Der beiben Sreunoe unterbro.
diem.
1lebrigens i6ien SanieI aieens
blidli6 nI3niebr in @eOanfen pera
theft 81 iein, unb 10 tpollte @onitall
nift peiter IN i'm brineen. 8laubte
er bod iest f6on gu bemerfen, bah
feline @orte niht gan5 auf unfruhts
barren goben sefaIlen ieien.
sd mill meme Soilette elm penia
in Orbnuns bringen", iagte er 81
Saniel. rbamit On mid ipGter Sell
ner Srau boriteaen f%annit."
@eibe gingen munmebr in's SanS
binein. Saniel 5eiste ieinen Sreunbt
ieiu 3immer unb begab ii6 oanr
tpieber in ben @arten 5uriid. IN mel.
6em er errest alf unb ab idritt
Wonitau befano iid in better
2aune.
SD babe meinen Mann IN
@arn", murmelte er bergniiet bol
ii6 bin. nnb i6 babe 3eit uno Niib'
nibt bergebens a%ngetpanDt.
Monltau hattie elm ieltiames mi
pielbepegtes 2eben binter iih. Surd
aaerlei llngliidsfdlle mar feline So
mile na6 unb nad 10 5iemlid ruinir
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pbne einen Sou in Der Salde all
9oriS %Iosltcuerte. in Ser Soffmuma
bort. mic 10 piele. fem Slid ma6el
81 fDnnen.
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3eit nibts miteetbeilt.
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aeirrt, anf Der Sude nad elmer gri
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} iiber fem @eifid entihieb.
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lit ia 8ouitaul" lieB lid Die Stimm
5 zines iunscn @iannes in Der NGt
pernebmen.
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trauris, pdbreno er ben Sraseiteat
mniterte.
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c Ieetere fort.
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Sir bente bas @liidl"
sd tpeib nidt. mas Su iaeit -"
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10 eetpanbter 8e6enfiinitler. ipie Su,
aber man tbut niht INNER mas man
mill. ionbern mas man lam. Iein
Iater lit tobt unS meme &apitalien
5u nnbebeutenb."
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id all6 tmigli9 bin?" mari &onitau
elm.
nSb, gang eetpiB. Su bait tpeiter
niftS gu tbun. ais bic Sireftoren
Der Sinan5bduier 81 beiufen, ibnen
an5ubieten, ibre Snititute pers
itebt ii1 seeen bnar - in ben 3eis
tungen 81 loben; ober umgefebrt,
penn tie ni6t poaen, linen 5u brps
ben, eetpiie Sperationen ihonungs>
Log on ben Stranger gu iteaen. @ers
itebit 9n midi ieetl"
~8epib, sepiB". perieete 9fonitau,
pdbrenb iein i6tpar5es Iuse funs
felte.
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men 5ufiinftigen Sireftor 5u beiien
@obnung, mo er 5und6It cine
Snmme bon 500 Srancs in gmpfana
nabm, mitteIit berer er ieinen dus
beren Weniden fpieber elm tpenis II
before gerfaiiung ieeem fonnte.
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gang anberer Meui6 als 5upor: itoli
idritt er climber. als penn er iibe,
Niuionen 5u sebieten bate. Sn be,
Sbat erreste er niht seringes Iufs
ieben; aud ertparb er ii9 i6neu Der
notbigen Iplomb.
Seine Mrtifel tparen perfib nit
binterriids beisebra6te Sol6itihe.
CT mar balo elm gefiirdtetel
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mebr. linn etpas ab5ui6lagen. =
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elmer Ereiie, fir tpel9e man Der
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bat. Seet bielt er ben 3eitpunft fiji
sefommen. ii1 nit Der nSauterele'
gu iiberiperfen unb ielbitdnoi9 81
perben. gr eriinbete Den nScor
pion". elm siftises glatt. belieu flein
8iiie tobtli6 iparen.
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gr fonnte 5tpar reihli6 leben
aber er, mar bod nod ni6t. ipas maj
reid" nennt - unb oies an tper
ben. ipar fem ein3ises Sinnen I'M
Srahten. Sas 8apitel feblte inn
NM irsenb ettpas r@robes" 5u I'M
ternebmen. or beiratbete, ieste bt
@itsift ieiner Srau auf's Spiel I'M
nerlor. 3pei Sabre ipdter itarb lei
ne Srau ars Gram, unter Sinter
Ial1ung zines Sobnes. @lei6pot
bate er ieinen Ylan. cine 8ant g.
eriinben, 8anauier 5u tperben I'm
anf Soften Der Snmmen iib an be
reidern, nod ni6t mfgeseben. Ibe
tpober bas notbiee 8apitel nebmen
@ieIeidt fonnte er bel ieinen Sari
fer 9efannten einiee Sauienb Sranc
auftreiben. aber mas bate oies 8
bepeuten? @r muiterte i'm 8eiit
ale Yerionen. bic er fannte: 8
eriunerte er iib Saniels be Serpes
or nnbte. ba6 Saniel elm gutmiitbi
, ger Sropf mar - Dies mar gerah
fem Mann. or sriinbete alio =
t poblberitanben crit in Der Sbee =
Die .ganaue bes beur monbes". TELL
| cine gauge Neibe bon 8orreIponoente
an, abermals IN Der Soee natiirli'
, = nir zines feblte: bas @elp. Sic
iolte i'm, 9aniel De Serbes peri6ai
I fen.
@ir baben eeieben. pie i6lm
, es anselegt,i nm iein Siel 81 ere
den.
Gr bate in5tpii6en feline Soilet
T pouenoet. Mai6 elite er bimtntl
unb iuhte Daniel. tpel6en er al
: iosIei6 fanb.
" J4@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11

MEL Sc Serbes, inbem er Die Quit
tuns 81 iih itedte.
vTatiirlid, ieben Wonat. Co
balp On ba briibeu .angelnngt iein
pirit, l6ifit On mir Seine IoreIie."
.@inperitanben - alIo allf @ies
Oeriebenl"
Honitmu be9leitete ieinen Sreuub
CUR Sbiirc uub i6iittelte ibm frdftig
gum Ibifieb Die 0anb.
9ann febrte err in iein Gn6ineti
5uriid = bier ndren linn fait Die
Sbrdnen in Die Iusen getreten
Ielbltperitdnbli6 ni6t aus Srauer
ionOern Dor Sreube iiber ben Coup