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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
MRS. THOMAS EXPECTED
TO TESTIFY NEXT MONTH

MIS- EdwJrd r. ifffrf4fs-is-n nxpacled- tn
testify next month I'm the superior court
when the reopened suit Of George ". VIII
marth against Mrs Thomas comes up.
In the summer OF 1904 wilmarth started
10 build n temporary pavilion on ths
grounds Of Mrs Thomas summer home
The order was later counterman6 ed and
Wimarth claims 800 as his expt ascs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
IbbSooh ond fhfsranee V5p2 CoNrsaa ccleec

oughly to understand it, 1t Is my inten-
ton TO absorb as much of your educa-
tional system as / can during my stay in
the United States. and | trust that my
country will reap much profit from what
1 learn"
After the formal visit to the college, the
Maharajah had a long talk with Presi-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

New York. May 22.-Accompanied by
his wife the Maharanee and two mem
bers OF his suite Maharajah, Gaekwar,
OF Baroda, visited Columbia University
the other afternoon. When he departed
he said:
''It is like studying a dictionary. Il Is
all so great. II would take years thor
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22

dent Butler about universities i'm America
and methods OF instruction. and expressed
himself as amazed at the progreisiveness
OF American professors He bore letters
to DR. Butler from many persons OF
prominence, and expects to have another.
Interview with him before starting on his
jaunt through the west.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

Charles A. Slocum got into an alterca-
tion with his employer at his shop on
Bagley street yesterday and as n result
he was summoned into court this morn
Ing on a charge OF assault. He entered
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
TO FIGHT GYPSY MOTHS.

The several Improvement societies
are making plans TO start crusade
against the gypsy moth, which is re-
ported 10 have already shown Itself i'm
several places I'm this city The mat
ter has been discussed and it Is pro-
posed that these several organizations
shall appoint a joint committee TO do
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
SLIGHT ACCIDEN'

John Person. employed at the Union
Wadding company. received a slight
wound on his right leg while working on
a cardng machine yesterday, and william
Terragon, an employe OF the Howard q
Bullough Machine company. caught one Of
the fingers of his right hand in a machine
at that plant. DR.. c. Il. Gardiner dressed
both wounds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
MONKEYS AT SLATER PARK.

The board OF park commissioners are
doing quite lot OF work a Slater Mem
orial park and yesterday n box contain
ing IL monkeys for the amusement OF the
children was received. The work OF ex-
cavating the upper end OF the lake has
been begun and IL will he completed I'm
about six weeks. 1t Is also proposed TO
have a series OF band concerts during the
summer. although the date when these
are TO begin has not yet been set.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-09

Rev. George Nichols was born in
Dorchester county. Maryland, May
18th, 1884, and was kidnapped in
March, 1850, and brought to New
Orleans, La, and sold to Mills H.
McGee, in Bolivar county, State Of
Mississippi, and served him thirteen
years slave. May 18th, 1868,
enlisted in the army and served 3
years and 3 months a soldier in the
saith U. S. G. T. in Company B, and
was discharged August 27th, 1866,
and December, 1868, enlisted in
the Arkansas State Militia Guards
and was commissioned Second Lieu
tenant Of Co. b. Justice of the
Peace for many years, and Notary
Public two years, and member of
the Republican County Central Com
mittee for 16 years, in Phillips coun-
ty, Arkansas. Moved to Guthrie,
Oklahoma, March, 1891; was elected
a member of the City Council April,
1900, for two years, and was District
Grand Master five years of the G.. U.
o. of o. f. of Oklahoma. Remem-
ber, voted for delegates to Consti
tutional Convention in Arkansas in
1868 and in 1874. Remember in
1874 we failed to elect enough Re-
publicans, and we went down under
the Democratic Rule. Let us
awake and see that there is enough
Republicans elected to the Consti
tutional Convention from Oklahoma
and Indian Territory to frame a con-
stitution that will be an honor to
us and after generations to come
after us. Jim Crow cars not accept
ed in this great commonwealth. All
men up and no man down is our mo-
tives.
REV. GEORGE NICHOLS,
Box 315.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-09
GOOD Meals for
TraVeleSS.

Our dinning stations are
owned and operated by the
Company. This assures uni
form quality and service. ..he
meals are nominal in price (5Oc)
and a little better than you ever
for the money. They have sat
isfied others-we know they
will satisfy you.
II there Is any information you would
like, about prospective trip write me
III gladly give you the information and
II possible have my represen tative call
on you and peronally assist you in every
way. Think Of my offer when you next
have occasion to travel Address
w. S. ST. GEORGE,
Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Wainwright Bldg, st. Louis.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
Successful County Fair.

The San Juan County fair held at
Friday Harbor, Wash. the first week
of the month was the initial fair in
that town and turned out a very sat
isfactory exposition. The officers IN
charge of the enterprise worked hard
to make it a success, and the result is
naturally very pleasing to them, en-
couraging them to continue the fair
next year. The gate receipts alone
were about $500. In the way OF ex-
hibits there were fruits, grain and
vegetables in abundance, and the poul-
try and live stock exhibits were well
filled. In each department quality
was conspicuous throughout.
Much interest centered in the poul-
try department, where there were sew
eral of the leading varieties exhibited,
with the Barred Plymouth Rocks in
the lead. The awards were placed by
Mr.. O. L. Giese, of Bellingham, and
gave general satisfaction. In Barred
Plymouth Rocks, A. Douglas took first
on cockerel, V. j. Capron second on
cock and second on hen, A. Lawson
first on hen and second on cockerel,
w. b. Kimple first and second on pull
let's In White Plymouth Rocks the
first on cocks and first and second on
hens were taken by Adlai Giese, of
Bellingham. Other awards were:
White Wyandottes-M. T. Kimple,
East Sound, first on cockerels and first
and second on hens. Black Minorcas
". J. Capron, first on cock and first
on hen; w. B. Kimple, first on pull
let and second on cockerel. White
Leghorns-V. J. Capron, first on pull
let and second on cockerel Buff Leg
horns-V. J. Capron, second on cock
erel and second pullet. Light Brah-
mas-Mrs. w. Andrews, second on
cock and first and second on hens.
Black Crested Red Game Bantams-
]. o. Murray, first on cock and first
on hen. Cross-bred-Mrs. w. Andrews,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

first and second on pullets. Bronze
turkeys-J. Andrews, first on old tom
and second on old hen Mrs. Eliza
beth Douglas, second on old tom and
first on old hen. Buff turkeys-V. j.
Capron, first on old tom and first on
old hen. White Holland turkeys.
L. Murray, first on old tom. Toulouse
geese-Lizzie Lawson, first on both
old gander and old goose. On guinea
pigs, Jesse Taylor took first on cage,
and on eggs Mrs. w. Andrews carried
off first on basket.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

of the State College to use every en-
deavor to get the law passed at our
next legislature.
When we send our boys to school
we want to be sure that the town as
we'll as the school has a good moral
atmosphere and that they are not sub
jected to any needless temptations.
If there are no saloons or pool rooms
allowed at or near Pullman we can,
at least, feel that such danger to our
student boys is warded off and the
possibility of their becoming drunk
ards or gamblers is reduced to the
minimum.
Patrons, fathers and mothers,
arouse, get into line and work for
the candidate for the legislature who
will work for your interests instead
of those of the distilleries and brew
cries. Make it a point to learn the
position which your candidate to the
legislature takes on the subject and
tell him that we as farmers are a unit
in asking for this bill.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
A Plea for Our Boys and Girls.
Erred w. Lewis.

Erred w LeW1s)
If there is one school in our state
which more than another belongs to
the farmer and the farmers boys and
girls, and especially the boys, it is
our Washington State College at Pull
man; and as the farmers school, the
Grange has interested itself on behalf
of our children and demanded that no
saloons or pool rooms be allowed
within five miles of the college. 1t
is the duty of every patron and friend
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

where the chickens would not get it;
Zone or two did, nevertheless). Soon
there came the jays from far and near
and the way they went for that
wheat was a caution. went on with
my work and when I came in at noon
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

not a jay was to be seen anywhere.
They were a minus quantity.
A few days later a couple more
came and fare themselves at home
and one took to sucking eggs. l took
an egg and made a fine hole in the
side of it and with the aid of small
stick | succeeded in working quite
quantity of the strychnine into the
egg, then l plugged the hole with a
lump of beeswax and placed it in the
nest that day, taking out all others.
The egg disappeared, but | found a
dead jay not far off, and shortly after
ward | got a skunk and little later
a crow in the same way.
I had a few grains of the medicine
left and the moles were raising havoc
in my garden so took some pieces oil
dried apple and put the balance OF the
strychnine into it. l did not soak the
apple in strychnine water as | did the
wheat-just placed the dry crystals
in the apple, then dropped the apple
into their runways. l made a small
hole with the point of my knife, drop
ped the apple in carefully and replaced
the dirt. That fixed them, for they
left the garden alone
This Was ali in the spring of the
year. This fall I bought another bot
tie, paying thirty cents for the same,
and few days ago in the night
skunk got after one of my hens that
was brooding a flock of small chickens.
| got up and ran him off, then took the
hen and shut her up. The next night
| shut the hens all up and put out
piece of poisoned meat, but he did
not show up The next night l was
away from home till nearly midnight
and the matter was not attended TO.
About two o'clock I heard the skunk
hustling about trying to find some
thing to eat. So 1 got up, lit the Ian
tern and went down stairs. l could
hear him rafting around behind
sack of chop I got my piece OF pois-
oned meat and dropped it down close
to the sack. Pretty soon the skunk
stuck his head out from behind the
sack, looked at me for full minute,
then helped himself to the meat and
made off and that was the last OF him!
How ReadeI Destroys the Birds.
Writing from The Dalles, Ore, H.
Readel says: 81 notice in the last issue
that Mrs. S. F. Thompson, or DucKa-
bush. Wash, wants to know how to
stop Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bird from do
ing as they please. Take pole three
inches in diameter or more, ~ feet
long and set it in the ground. F1rst
nut a box on top and put in 1T poisoned
Grain. Put the pole where the scratch
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
DR.. THOMPSON'S
k0Ia Tablets for Men

Make life worth living. Will make you
a new man. Strong and well. The
greatest nerve stimulant known. Send
Csc for small box. or 81 for boxes. to
last a month. to Closson & Kelly, Drug
gists, Seattle, Wash.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
0eaen ben Wlephpl.

Gines Ser srDBten 8ermG6tnife,
bos je fir einen semeinniiBigen 3ped
binterlafen tpurOe, 1T jeBt Ger Mdbis=
teitsbetpesung in England 5usefullen.
gs 1T Oses cine Summe bon ESQ.,
600, Die Der erftorbene Sobn Grotple
in 2on0on, elmer Der Oirsftoren Ser
Semperena : &%eitaurants : 9eienfdaft
Slater" Oes tpeslepanii9en Metbobis
item fir oen eeoa6ten 3tpsd s~ueetpieien
bat. Inter Den bon ihln getroffenen
@~erfiigunsen befinbet fi9 Die Inftellung
bon orei Wanoerlebrern, Die i'm gam
gen 2an6e @ortrGge iiber Die Sempes
reno bclten fonen, uno beren 9ebalt
fir Sen 9duptrebner nit ESQ ($375O
unb fir Die atpei anberen Hebner NIT
ie $500 pro Sabr aussefebt 1T. @on
Sen s3infen bss &apitals foIen auberz
Dem idbrli6 Biz gu $500 pertpenoet
tperben, Inn Die @erlei6ung bon
S9antlisenaen an Sbeater, Muitfbal>
len un6 nsrle WirtbsbGufer su perbin>
bern; $1,000 follen IN peslepanif9en
tbeologii9en REORGANIZATION idbrli9 fir
l1nterpeifunsen in Dem 9esenftanbe
Der boGitGnOigen Ibitinens unb $500
iGbrli6 auf ben 2ebranitalten fir mes
lepanii9e Mdb4en fir oenielben 3tped
berfpenoet peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Dpfbeamter als EnBfnntfler.

ReuzS eelano tann fi6 oeraeit rib
men, unter fsinen poitbeqmten sinen
Boriteber 81 adblen, Der i'm ganseH
9erei9 bes Weltpoitbersins f9perlif)
Ieinessleiden finben biirfte. Ourd
@erfriippelune feiner 9dnbe 1T nGms
Ii9 Ser betreffenbs 8eamts, Der bi:
linn unterftente Nnitalt hsreits felt
elmer Reibe bon Sabren gu polfter 3u<
frieoenbett feiner @orseiebten pertpal>
tet, senOthist, fi9 feiner Siibe gu be-
otenen. gr bertauft auf bie1e Detie
nidt anein Die 5reimarfen, fonbern
tellt audi Poitanpeifunsen aug, ia, sr
fsoisnt fi9 Der Jiibe fosar gum @bs
Ftempeln Ger aufgelieferten ppitfaden,
un0 6ies aues, tpie NeuzS eelGnber
8fdtter NIT fDrmlia lotaIpatriotiidem
6tolSe berborbebsn, ebenfo gut rnb ees
f4pin6, pie anoere Beamte, bic fi9 81
tieien @efddfier ibrsr 9Gnbe bebienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
RuQi(dt Sdnapsfatilfik.
Ser MIfoboIismm2 TT GnEIano umo feline
idre6iidjen Gerbee<augeu.

fdrediid)eu Gerbeesauseu.
Wis fir9terli9 Der 4lfo6olismus in
Rublanb mod pitbet, benefit Die lebts
amtli4e &ufiteauns iiber Die 5olsen
Der Sruntiu9t in petersburg. Sn
leBterer StaOt iter6en aujdbrli9 pIOb>
li9 an Srunfiu9t unsefd6r 200 per>
fonen, ettpa So bis SO Yrp5ent aIer
plDBli9 0erI9ie0enen. BON 9rpnis
f9en uno periobif9en Srinfern font
men auberOem nod 300 S~oOesfGae
binau. jene 6Gue, Die meiit CUR 4ubrif
rSdufertpubniinn" geb0ren. Sang Be-
fonOers grob lit Die 3abl Der i%innlo5
8etrunfenen, Die ben Der YoliSei auf
Ser @traBe aufsele1en un6 our grnii9z
terung auf Die YoliSeipa9e sef9ufft
fperSen; iie betrGgt sesen $1,000 per>
Ionen idbrli9!
SIM Sabre 1901 purOen nod anti
li9er Seitftenuns 54,940, i'm Sabre
1902 52,49O unb i'm Sabre 1903 55.z
239 perionen in pDnig trunfenem gu;
ftanbe bon Ser pffenen Strabe CUR Yo=
liaei eebra9t. CUR lleberfiibrung fann
Die Polioei jeoe Sroi9fe foitenlps be-
nuBen, 6aber reiben ale Sroi9fenfut.
f9er aus, penn fte einen 8etrunfenen
auf Die GrOe fallen ieben. Sn einSel>
men StGbten &uBlanbs gibt es Wa=
gen, Die ftdnoig bur6 Die Straben fabs
rem, um bieIe bon ben 8etrunfensn gu
fGubern.
Sn petersburg fam i'm Sabre 1901
Elm pDn Scr YoliSet a~ngebaltener 8e=
trunfener auf % Ginpobner, in Ser
lin in oemielben Sabre elmer auf 315
g~inpobner. @Gbrenb bss erpben Or
beiterausi tunbes i'm pergangenen Sabre
rparen bic ftaatli9en S9napsbuben in
petersburg troB oes f6redli9en Glen6s
bon friib Biz ipdt nod mebr als in
rubisen 3eiten bon bi9ten Mufen Be-
lagert.
@enn tpGbreno Ser Heoolution oie
Mpnopolbuoen bonn YDbsl eeitiirmt
tpurben, 10 gef9ab Dies ni9t, tpie tbeil>
tpeife fGli9li9 ansenoHmen tpurbe, Inn
lie 81 befeitisen, fonbern aus 0utb ges
gen bas 8ronnttpeinmonDpol, bas Dem
@olfe BEN @infduf 0es S4napies err
f9pert.
@on etnselnen grDberen Sorfgemeins
BEN i'm sSnrern un6 in LETTER 3ett mo-
mentlt9 aus oen baltif9en propinoen
1T bic &sgieruns bringsnS eriu6t NOR
BEN, Die Monppolbuben bauerno 81
falieben, neil lie Die urIa9e Der bline
BEN Mprb= un0 @ertpiffunesput6
feier. Die 8ebOrOen baben fi9 aber
ba5u MI in MusnabmefG1len unb ouf
gepife 3eit entf9lohen, tpenn Tie einen
unmitteIbarsn Iufitanb befiir9teten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

Ger ii n g # s r / tp | l.
Sie 8eamten bes 8u1bes<
p~eniipns>8 ureaus fino Der Mnii6t,
baB fie in Der perfon bon Clifton 9.
Some aus Streator, Su., Den iinsiten
Sreipiuieen oes gHrserfrieses ousfin<
big gema4t baben. SIN Sabre 1861
lteB fi9 Ser 9enannte als &nabe bon
10a Sabren antperben; er biente bier
Monate, Biz er feines Differs bnlber
entlafen tpurbe. SIN acknowledgement
Sabre ~letitete ct, II Sabre 5 Monats
alt, pieber BEN Gabneneio anb biente
Bis gum @nbe bss &rieges. Side
S6atfa9en tpurosn .befannt, aIs man
jeBt 9oDes Qniprii9e auf cine Genz
fipnserb0bung elmer SurGf9t unters
5og. 9otpes grfu4en ipuroe ftattse'
aeber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Sm 8tIoe.

Sibt ba NIT iorgenbon.r Miene
Elm He9tscanbibat i'm 8ahnbofretau>
rant Der alien Muientabt 8. 3ufdl'
Zig erf9eint aud Profefor e., Der
BET ben Stubenten beliebte 2ebrer bes
&e9tscanbibaten, unb ertunbtet it'd
t9silnabmspon na4 befen Sprsen. =
rSd, 5err p%rofefor, id ion in bier
Wo4en in bas &eferenbarz ggamsn
iteigen, linb in meinem &opfe lit alles
cine srpBe Wiifte." = r@ber, mein
2ieber", ertpiberte profefor t., rin
elmer Wifte sibt es bod audi SGfen."
- nOie gibt es aud BET mir, 9err
prpfeRor. Wenn bic &amele Der
priifung fe muir finoen tpouten!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Sntermrban Seit>S Isabelle.
3. u. z. Spfsm.

3. u. e. Sgfer1.
Ss Rraft Sonntas. ben 90. yeai 1867
8ase SerIafsn S~noianapoI's.
Runete G Marion 0ipifion /,
satprenee, Scrtpiue, 9enbleton, ansericn,
gcrttotpn, Runeie, RibbIetorpu, AIeTanbria,
eummitpiue, Sairmount, @as etfp, Sones'
soro une Rarion.
a 90 gm. Il o. Nrt.
RI o. gm. Q 90 9frn.
90 gm. *3 % Sim.
- O. 8m. 4 90 Sim.
90 gm. rs 90 Sim.
70 O5 9m. IS 05 Sim.
10 90 grn. 6 90 Sim.
oil 90 Ir. ~ % Sim.
*11 05 0rt. 8 % 9f1.
IL 90 Nttss. *9 % stm.
IL 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

r9eute sef6iebt Is ai6t."
Stefe StiGe berrf9te i'm 3immer.
gnbli& besunr er leife: Isle foGsn
allies bOren! Sd mar nod tsine aebn
Wttnuten bort, ala i9 f9on fab, pte
BITE Sadie ftanb. Na9 Slid fldrte
mid Der Batter auf, es lei feline
S9ulb, unb er Bat mid, bas Mtdb.
4en f~rei5useben. WeI9e Wiinf9e t4
audi besen mo9te, i9 fpnnte ni9t
aRbers banbeln. &onnte i92"
Sat me4anif9 pisberbolte fie:
.Nein, sic tonnten es ni9t! ST Der
9tIfsprebiger benin Elm netterW enf99"
~Sm, pie ale 9ilfsprebiser ftnb.
Gr fpielt iebsn Gonnabsnb Sennis
nit ibr unb iust, bas belfe linn beim
3uitanbefommen ieiner p~rebisten.~
rWie sic Jpn beneiben miifen!"
rS99"
l1mitdnbli6 orbnete fe bic &iFen
auf benz Sppbu unb iogts bann mod
einmdl:
y@i. sic ben Mann beneiben
miifsn!"
Limb pes6alb9" murrte er.
nRun, es lit bod natiirli9! Wenn
sic in an ben iieben Sabren an feline
anbere Srau, als nur an Marie st<
ba4t baben, miiHen sic ben Mann
bod beneiben, Der Sbre friihere 8raut
betmfiibrt!"
@orpurfsbpq lab er fs an. Madts
tie ii9 tpteber iiber i'm luftisg =
nOas Warten babe i9 nt9t bebau,
srt!!" sdb ct ibr perftimmt our @nt>
mort.
r@ben besbalb tbun sic mir letbi"
@rregt ftanb er auf unb ma9te
einiss S9ritte auf BITE Sbiir au. Gin
Starr, Der er mar! Ghr fpnnte ct
8rot bon einsm Stein ertparten, als
S6eilnabme BON elmer lei6tfertigen
Srau. Warum mar Ct rur bierberz
setpmmen unb bate ibr allies geiagt,
mo er bod tpiHen mubte, bub fie jebe
Sslegen9eit benubte, tbn lG4erli4 gu
ma9en2
r&pmmen Sic auriid!" rief tie ibm
iest befehlenb gu, ~i4 min sic etpas
fra9en!@
Die Sanb I9on auf ben Sbiirsriff,
blieb er aOgernb fteben unb iaalt fi4
gum 5peiten Male etnen Sbpren, baB
er ni9t b%indusetlte.
.Sie baben mfr Biz iebt nod ni9t
gefagt, pb sic auf ben pon Marie
neu grnGblten eif.rfii6tig inb."
Sn tbrem Son lag ettpas, bas i'm
5ipang, iid nad ibr lmautpenbsn.
sic fab ni4t mebr uuf benz Dipun,
fonbern itdnb Dor elmer boben 0aie
mir bliibenben &ofen, in bic lie ibr
9eii9t berbarg.
Limb tpsnn i9 es ni9t tpGre9" -
Sin kftiger SmpuIs spans Jpn gu
benz 4usruf apans tbn baart, gu ibr
gu tretsn, ibrs Sdnbe bon Der @af.
lOsaulOfen unb fe feft spii9sn bic
feinen gu nebmen. 60 tpartete er
auf tbre Nnttpprt, nit brennenben
Qltgen, nit fiebernbem pulsf9lag:
mWeun i9 es nt4t pdre9~
Damn =" 3aum b0rbar fam
bies Wort BON ibren 2ippen, unb elm
5euer ent5iinbete fi9 in ibren srau>
griinen Mugen.
Sa nabm er ie in feline @rme unb
tiiBte tie. als 6dtte sr bic sanaen iis>
ben lansenSabre nur auf biefsn einsn
Stub eetpdrtet.
n@ber i6 pGre auf ale Gdue at
Marie 5uriidsefebrt! unb bdtte tie sez
traet," fpraa er, als er tie enbli4
loslieb.
Sic nidte. uRie tpieber bate i9
elm Wort NIT Dir gefpro9en,~ fagte
lie, rtpenn On Oeiner pfli9t ni9t
gsfOlgt pGreF, MIR -
LIMB pas9" bot er.
rSa Su mid f9on felt fteben,
nein, felt beinabe sebn WoGsm liebit,
mar es ba 10 unbebinst nDthig, bab
Su mid beinabe isben Sag bes Sc
genibeils perfi4erteft9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

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vunb bdnn21
rOann tperbe ih pabrf9einli9 Die
Sa9en trasen," f4lpB lie pergniist.
8einabe 5Grtli9 lGAelte er tie an.
Sab es auf Der gon5en Welt ppbl
Elm slsi9es nGrrifdes 9ef40pf9
8anae bier3sbn Sage poIte lie lbrer
@arberobe opfern! Wie unbers ma
Marie, bic ibrsn Stola barein feBte.
tn ~stpan8is Minuten fir unb fertts
5u einem 8au ange5pgen gu ietn.
Wi.ber 6afteten feline 8lids auf Der
@eftalt neben INN. N%ngenommen, es
tpdre etne feltfame 4usnuhme. aber
er permodte ihr ni4t gu ptbsr itsbsn,
= ang.nommenL ct bGtte ii9 IN tie,
anftatt in Marie Winter berliebt,
tpiirbe lie fi9 ibm bann du9 nir bon
tbrer lei4tfertisften Seite se5eigt 9a<
benz 8efaben btefe srausriinen @us
gen nur bic Gdbisteit, fp0ttif4 unb
falt su blifen9 Die SpiBen ibres
SaGbdrmels flatterten I'M Winbe, thre
4rme fparen peib unb f9On ssformt,
bic Singer lang unb f4mal. Wenn
er nun bieie fetnsliebrisen 9dnbe er,
sriff unb lie tiibte2 = Seine Giga<
rette fisG in's @afer unb er mubte
ft4 am @eldnoer feitbalten, benin Der
9ebante NOR plDBlia CUR @erfu9ung
g%etporben, CUR f4peren 8erfu4ung!
Cine l1br f9lug bic aebnte Stunbe.
Die Jrau neben ibm erbob fi9, UNI
fi9 miibe IN tire aabine auriidauaiez
BEN; aber ibre leudtenben Iusen
%ftraften ibre Worte 2iigen. Ser
Sdlaf piirbe nod lunse nt9t toms
men. bas pubts er, tparum tie MIR
biefe 4usrebe erfanb, fraste er fi4.
Run raffte Tie ibre ietbenen &Ode
aufammen unb la4te: rOa briiben
fibt Grdulein S9nars. Sic bsobz
adtet uns unb pirb fur9tbar entz
tdui9t fein, bab t9 mid cine Stunbe
friiber als fpnft auriid3iebe. @eftern
er5d6lte Tie mir, tie pife gang be-
ittmmt, bob Sic fur4tbdr tn midi
berliebt ieien.~
limb sic 5asten ibr9" = SGtte
fetn 2eben babon absebansen, er bate
bic Sruge an lie itelen miifen.
sd ertlGrte ihr, buB bas gang
unb gar ni9t Der SAL iet."
rMb!" itammelte er. gr pubte
ni9t, mas er nod ertpibern fpute;
aber tie f9ien gar feline anbere Unit
mort gu erparten. Mit einem r9ute
Na&t" entfernts lie ii9, urtb ibr lsiies
&i9ern brans nod gu linn, pd5renb
fe i9On bic srspps binuntersing.