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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
ARDM0RE GALA WEEK.
The Carnival Company Arrived This
Morning. Band and All-Busi.
ness Men Decorating for
the Occasion.

Ardmore is on dress parade and has
diked ont in her best bib and tucker
for the entertainment of the visiting
firemen that are to be the guests oi
the city this week. The various bus
mess houses along Main street have
been decorated with flags and buntings
in keeping with the occasion and the
city hall is decorated with the cage
containing the great American Eagle
on the outside.
The appearance Of the main thor
oughfares has all of the appearance
OF gala week, and throughout the
present week the sound Of JOY and
good will be uttered by everybody and
all the strangers will be accorded a
hearty welcome to the metropolis of
the southern section of the Indian
Territory.
The Great London Shows. united,
arrived in Ardmore yesterday. The
tents are pitched near the union de-
pot. The show carries eight attrac-
tions of more than usual merit tnd
four free attractions. The shows will
be in Ardmore until Saturday night.
Smiths celebrated concert band which
accompanies the shows will play three
street concerts every day this week.
The shows came here from Sulphur
and have the very highest endorse
ments from the public, press and pull
pit. Abe and Louise visited the shows
at Sulphur and said from moral
standpoint they were all that could be
desired. The shows are clean, moral
and refined. If the weather does not
interfere the London shows will re.
ceive a liberal patronage in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
MADILL EAJOINED.
From Disposing Of the Municipal Wa.
ter Works Bonds Issued
Last Year-Fraud
Alleged.

An junction suit ", ed against
Mayor Carter Of the city OF Madill,
Clerk Bernard, and the members of
the board OF aldermen restraining the
mayor and board from disposlng Of
the $4,000 worth of bonds ordered
foated last year. and also restraining
the council from disposing of the sum
of si,500 sinking fund collected.
The complaint alleges that the city
council is about to dispose of the
bonds for a sum less than the par
value by entering into an unlawful
contract with one r. j. Edwards for
the disposal Of same, also that the
city is about to waste the sum of Si,-
500 amount collected as sinking
fund. The suit was brought on be-
half of ID. b. Taliaferro ard several
other citizens Of the city of Madill by
Hardy & Franklin and Geo, A. Hen
shaw, attorneys.
The date for the argument of the
temporary restraining order has not
been set.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
Japane.n Cruiser Coming.
Ardmorelte Special.

Ardmorelte Speciai.
Washington, May G.-American and
foreign naval officers stationed at the
jamestown exposition are awaiting
with intense interest the arrival OF
the japanese cruisers, which are due
this week. probably on Wednesday
or Thursday. or great Importance.
according To the naval point OF view.
will be the opportunity afforded to
inspect the armored cruiser Tsukuga-
This vessel has a speed of 22 knots,
which is better than any OF Uncle
Sans cruisers can do. and was built
by Japanese workmen in a japanese
shlpyard. entirely under the superyis-
ion OF Japanese naval officials. While
the Tsukuga is declared by experts
who have inspected II to be the most
perfect vessel of its kind now ahoat,
II was in commission on the high seas
within two years of the laying OF the
keel. No such constructive speed has
ever been attained in an American
shipyard. while British builders have
made no better record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
Raid on Gaming Houses.

Tulsa. /. r.. May 5,-Over $4,000
worth OF gambling paraphernalia was
destroyed and nine men were arrested
in a raid by Special Agent w. f.
Johnson of the government and six
deputies here late last night. Three
gambling houses were completely
wrecked and the furniture and fixtures
burned. Twenty cases q whiskey and
twenty barrels of beer were confiscat
ed and destroyed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
SESSIONS OF COURT.
Sentences Passed on Two Prisoners
One Decree OF Divorce Grant.
ed and One Receiver Ap-
pointed.

The time of the court was consumed
this morning in sounding the motion
docket and continuing the cases
thereon.
Two prisoners were sentenced TO
the ponitentiary for a term of years
and one prisoner fined in the sum OF
500.
The plaintiff in the divorce suit of
NaLnie Hicks VS.. Steve Hicks was
granted a decree of divorce.
In the case of p. c. Dings VS.. A. J,
Waldrop j. b. Moore, was appointed
as a receiver,
John France ,as sentenced this
morning to two years in Fort Leav
enworth penitentiary on the charge OF
larceny. The defendant having enter
ed a plea of guilty several days ago.
Ed McGee, charged with assault tc
murder was sentenced to serve term
Of two years in Fort Leavenworth pen
itentiary and pay fine of 800.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
"Catholic Mission"


On next Sunday, the 18th inst, at
the ten o'clock mass, Reverend Rich
ard Barrett, the famous Passionate
Missionary Of iPttsburg. Penn. will
open a mission in the Roman Catholic
church of this place.
The mission will be held for one
week. Holy Mass will be read every
morning. followed by short instruc-
tion, and in the evenings, a sermon
will be given, which will be followed
by Benediction Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
Near the entrance Of the church. on
the inside, a Question Box" will he
erected and all questions will bo an
swered during the following evening.
The lectures will start promptly every
evening at O'Clock.
Every one will be welcomed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
City Council Tonight.

The meeting OF the city council to
be held tonight will in ali probabil-
ity be one Of the most important ones
that is to be held for sometime. The
passage of the Food Inspection ordi,
nance will come up for its second and
perhaps third and last reading.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
Marriage Licenses issued.

The following marriage licenses
were issued by the clerk since Fri
day:
J. w. Freeman and Margaret Hum.
phries.
Walter Brady and Jessie Lemons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Wilkerson & lawson in
the livery business has been dissolved
this 2nd day Of May. 1907, Mr.. VIII
kerson retiring from the business,
and being succeeded by Wilson, Law
son and Hamilton, who will conduct
the business hereafter. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

The fact that Ramsey's Headache
Elixir tends to lengthen intervals OF
headache attacks makes 1t the rem
edy to be taken in preference to all
othrs. Price 25c and guaranteed.
r. ]. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

The Womans Gui'd of st. Philips
church will serve dinner from 1880
to 2 D. m. for the benefit OF the rec
tory fund Tuesday, May Z, at the new
Doak building 1ear court house. They
want everybody to come. 2-4t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
The Hat Doctor.

Ladies' and children's straw hats
bleached. Gentlemen's Panamas,
straws and soft hats cleaned and
blocked. Out of town orders given
prompt and special attention.
JOHNSON, The Halter.
305 West Main. 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
Good Things to Eat.

ooSb w 1es
High grade hams,
Eggs,
Country butter,
White Fawn -four,
High grade coffee,
High grade teas,
Bulk pickles,
Maple sydup,
Fat hens,
Fresh tomatoes.
New beans.
New potatoes,
Fresh Uvalde Comb Honey,
Colorado potatoes,
Full Cream Cheese,
Oranges,
Bananas,
Apples,
Full line toilet soaps.
Very best lard
Fresh sardines.
Z. z. Ola Stove Polish and
Everything else good to 0at at
PORTER STAPLES,
The Red headed Grocer,
Phone sol. 5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
NO GAME TO-DAY.
Heavy Rain Causes Postponen,snt.
Harris VS.. Sparger.

The baseball game scheduled for
this afternoon bctwccu the Gainesville
Grays and the Ardmore Indians will
have to be postponed on account of
the heavy rain. weather permitting.
the two teams will play tomorrow aft
ornoon. John Harris will pitch for
Ardmorc and VIII Su4rgcr for Gaines
Vile. Harris expects to pitch the
game Of his life, as he is exceedingly
anxious to beat the Gainesville bunch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

ASK YOUR GROCER for diamond
Brand OIL. Sold by Oklahoma Refin.
ing Co. Ernest Atkins, Agent. Phone
sol. 5-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
Notice.
President Chickasaw Park

The Democratic Central Committee
will meet next Saturday at 1890 a. m.
sharp at the city hall.
T. j. CARSON, Sec'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

The cost OF enough of our Wagon
and Buggy Paint to make your old We
hicle look like new is but trihs. The
paint Is easily applied.
+. ]. RAMSEY, Drugg,:t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
W. c. T. U. Meeting.

The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs,
]. A Madden Wednesday afternoon at
23O The annual election of officers
will be held All members come pre-
pared to pay their dues.
MRS. j. A. MADDEN, Pres.
MRS. A. G. NOBLE, Sec'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

Experts agree that Bradley &
Vrooman Paint is the longest wear
ing paint. It is guaranteed to give sat.
isfaction, every can OF it. A complete
stock, all colors, at C. w. Bigerts.
M6-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

A new shipment just received OF
imported Swis. cheese, brick
cheese, limburger cheese. Rockford
cheese at he Grand Leader. So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

Extra special on home made candy
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
the Grand Leader. 5-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

The Grand Leader leads the prices
on groceries. 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

II you want prompt delivery on
groceries and vegetables ring TT.
The Grand Leader. 5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

NOTICE TO MERcHANTS-The
Muskogee Oil Refining Co. makes
prompt deliveries Of oil. Phone 52S.
]. ]. Groetken, agent. 2-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

The cleanest grocery store in town
is the Grand Leader. 5-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06
City and Farm Loans.

will loan money on improved In
side business and residence property.
No delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-06

A. C. BURWELL,
2l-1m Bankers National bank bldg.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

were not servants but fellow art students. found
too that Was IN = long studio. furnished with
couches, several tables and chars. and piano. and
with any number u unframed sketches lacked III
over the walls.
And now YOU must meet Miss M4rknson. Boh,
MargIe SAID.
-. looked to behold the elderly chaperon hut the
girl " ho had just emerged from behind the green
curtains wasn't day Older than MargIe. She had
light HAIR that ioated above her head like cloud,
and The black. sparkling eyes 81 = little "ltch-
IIu--ahl' She exclaimed Is Margie presented
me Hes Just IN time 70 grind the coffee The
remark WAS received with chorus ot laughing lD-
I'm AFRAID there's no hope fo- YOU, Bob
laughed Ma-gie. We've been pressing the honor
Il grinding coffee upon each other Tor the last hyur
ii leave You 70 the tender fnerecs OF SYLVIA "le
She vanished behind the curtains and sylvia
produced the coftee mill forthwith. II vas W""dti!
box affair the kind which - q child i often mad
watched the cook clasp between her knees and grind
away ~. m afraid cast rather dls11aE cd glance
down a my clothes. .
sylvia Isn't ther. an apron 70 spare, girls:
An the girls seemed rush At me al once, hold
ing out clouds OF blue and " hlte check In spite ~
, protests my arms thrust INTO the Nolu1.-
,75S seeyes OF 81 the aprons, when W"S IuL'!
l1p over my chest and caught with a button behl4u
nv neck: the girls eNclaimlng with merry s"l.S-
tactor that fitted me beautifully, ana tNl'-'ll.'S
hat these large painting aprons ctTne N Mandy
ior housowork 81 all sorts. Before ! hne" nov II
had happened found myself peTched on " l''ii'.ll
stool, Clad n FnlSi-alh' anu Sl"'i-1-S go -,
coffee mill which clasped tght between my Knees
Sylvia had sort 81 apolog'zed tor the CGlee MIL
saving that It MAS an old that Woudn EGTk
vel After ] had developed muscle on It i"T fuliy
Ten minutes without producing much effect on Inc
coffee | considered the apology no more THAN iad
ffrn due As | shook the mill, poked the grams
with my finger make them slip into The Frlnd.;,s
,,r,r,111e and ~lyoTe under my breath, the kHls
I ifii-t1.d snd cbatted 10 me and around me, SYM
atbled wit With my valiat efforts and disputed over
The proper 1yav 20 mix the dressing tor the iTu't
Finally the last gram disappeared and the Inh
g,ve an empty rattle 81 satisfaction jumped 70
nv feet and waved 1t toward the COMPANY
...Therel / exclaimed; but got u" iufI!'r. w
q ab h. 4 ce7,+ the drawer shooting from The MIL
to the floor, where it Iy upside down, with IT'S con-
tents in = heap beside IT.
There wss cry ot dsnaE' ana Inc" d i'o''i -
7nerritnent throughout the room
I'm sorry TO have been 50 awkward. Ii may
have = broom, III sweep that up and grind some
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18


timed a1-e1 e. r Il--ce T,ltts-
on, sad BIS ebu1n IN sudden interest
j ca-nt ~ over IL lie ue--t IN M.---'e Was
1alsed II Guy lse, you know; and she ceTt.!IlIy
Aad the bet s,-- q bringing up. here ws-sI2 I
e~ntleI. -aC-e proper little person IN the y. .IId
Ihen -Eo years go she got the idea INTO her head
taat se had ---l her the making u great artist;
md nothing -oald do but that she must take the
lle money l-- parents had lett her and come N
here % Ner l.. ard study while i lasted After
lht she Cll.-tlT expected u De able 10 MAKE ileT
lo-tune AID Ne-. York she came n spite ~ the
distress d mother and the Whole family.
howere-. --e.Etbo- 81 ours gave Ma-Ge IN
Hl-oouct.er L. ne daughter 81 al old lTeId q MS
Mss = ---s LaCa-Ilsor, VINO, le ssld, i--u boel
II New Ao-a -c- several years, and also "ss inter
tsted II a.. S4-aeaow got the impression tHat
Mss Na-E-Esq1l MS "a elderly person, Who would
tt Just TIE ,-e % chaIeTon MaTge and 5IltTodIoe
itT u tae night -o-t Il people We were delighted |"
he@- lrCm Na-g.e +nat she had taken the ETeatest
iscy 10 Ms hla-El1.-on and gong To hEe WITH
1tT. and t-at Mss MaTk--.son friends we're pr
i beleve -old yo,s. when We decided 70 come
'n ne-e l. rre r law that ~ the gTea1e>t pleas
a1es art-cl! 4ted us seeing MaTgle .-Faln, ana
gong around N ht- . little Well, when reached
ft1 address THIS evening, 1 found 70 my suTpTlse
TAT = -zs1 apartment house Al all but IN Ola
s'nclo building, nhere everyone walked IL and up
,'al1s and found the room he wanted ioT hInsel-
mounted three fights before found the door with
-4aTgle and Mss MaTInsors cards on the outside
! neard q -nu-ruT II voices from within, ana as
E1locked some one caled. There's Alice now! and
sli ertt4oIed a gIngham apron, who held Dot
II q 81 a4ud This she gyaved III gay siluta-
t4-i1 tr1o-c sle dIseo-ercd that was not Al1ce-
j "a1s si,EA,ly teEglldered. Then caught sight
y seyeTal other giTls sitting around p4Tl.g iTnt;
~d the MAS tlled with the steam and odoT "f
- eEiIig Il occurred % me that had invaded the
A-.'itIl Il I.-g1e apartment
- beg gardon / sad ] must have come to
"e wrong door. ] an hooking ioT Miss Dent
"a, It's TINS IS her Icoln,' replied the tai giII'
-.efRie. here some 11le 70 you! she called
4 pay - green curtains that IaTtltlpred OF the
- t1ld q the parted the middle, and an
.sI touLg HoInan also enEeloped IN an alioli'
~ ~ iolaiig large spoon IN one hand and 4 disii
.sA @ n Tie otleT .ITe.sTed. For moment staIed
! 'la "a liateleEing eyes Then The aIIaTition threw
80 heT head ,Ith happy laugh. " hy II BOB
=. - sAela5Ined. And dispossessing herself "f the
- and the spooa she came running down lhe
,lA q the -ooln - ne @ith both hands stretched
for 1be instant / was dazed With my hands
=, AaTgles however, and her eyes lau2Iili4S
a. - iliie, nay Hiis came - me. too i!I 10"
- \ seemed - her agaIn and 10 ma her "p-
"a i9 - sell and happy.
4 ,'.iid MaT2le sas 1Iiegre5lly glad TO see me.
Jls1 come n the nick oi time She told me h4
r.lu aHu Size were preparing a spread. Sie "o"lu
-, ~ l"fg3le Il / didn ( stay.
''eli Sic proceeded introduce me 10 TIE taii
H-4l @I.G 1gT. who turned out,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

more sand, resolved to meet my tate Ike ,,.s-
tl,n4n.
hHrk 70 Nj ENt1avag Cancel GIVE me spoon, girls
And she Topped her knees beside the pale 4
coffee and began to lit spoonful after spoonful back
into the drawer
on. but you can t possibly use that protested
Why. It IS perfectly good Coffee exclaimed
Sylvia almost Indignantly. I'm not taking up any
that has touched the foor-Just the top o the pile.
And besides, the floor IS clean enough to eat on Il.
| scrubbed II myself this morning
80 Don't take all the credit to yourself, SYLVIA
said Maree who had been drawn the room
again 10y the laughter the upset 81 the coffee.
You know did a full half M sell
Il was utterly aghast. Cncontroably my eyes
sought MargIe's hands. and my face must have "T-
trayed my feelings Tor she held them cut To MT With
. laugh
Before | could reply, the door ot the studio
tremendously opened and another young woman
entered The Others hailed her IS Alice evidently
The | had been mistaken for on my arrival.
was most favorably impressed with her appearance.
She Was the regular Sweet Alice type OF glrl You
know; tall and slender with oval face and grave
brown eyes. and her hair drawn low over her tore
head and cpiled IN Madonna fashion.
AS | was introduced to her, suddenly realized
that was stiIl enveloped in that ridiculous checked
cIngharn affair ] hastcned L. pull II of. acton
that seemed 10 disgust Marge's other friends IN
meusely.
- Oh. don't you Ike your apronF they asked n
disappointed tones. We thought II 50 becoming
e. Better keep Il on Bob sand Marge. 'G.u -
on du,v To help Sylvia set the table next
But sweet Alice, with what / thought true god
breeding seemed notice nothing.
e. iell once INTO the hands OF Miss sylvia
and helped her draw q large, green stained table 20
the center OF the room. And what do You suppose
She produced for a cOyeTf Why, one OF those paper
affairs that are intended for Pcnicsi kept my lace
txuressunless however, and under Sylvia direction
proceeded TO place unheated plates around There
G@odneSs!' exclaimed Sylvia, when / drew her
attention TO the fact. Marge, were short Two
plates she called.
Margie appeared between the curtains, waving
1,ir 81 TIN pie plates. Here, Sylvia dear. We
not proud; we II these, she SAID
The other girls before Sylvia. however.
They made rush for the PIE plates and an amusing
scramble and dispute as which should have the
honor Of using them ensued | couldn t help laugh
ing: they ridiculous.
"Well, / wish you could have seen that table
when it finally set with its paper covering, the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

W. 3aa55 5
lin g
rou! SAID Bob :
Chuln one night
ss lie entered
the apartment
they shared,
with = Counte-
nance that Was
the veTypIctuTe
oi unnlltigated
Hee.
Never "aS
80 upset II my
lie. Bob r.
pied. with a
gloomy shake
II The head.
Ills ChuIll sat
waiting expect
antly while Bob
Invested hI1l-
sclf ii MS hat
md coat, -hen
lighted = ClE-T
md took The
e~sy chair lie
lore the open
fireplace.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

lkANIN1.e - DI-'-f---H i sIllTLIl-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-04

unb na9se19allt, pb, alIes in Orbz
nung lit. llnb neil auf biefem Sofa
perlhiebenes Geipanb geleeen lit, bab'
Iih bus aussepuBt uno bab' au9 bas
Sofa uno bic Sifdbede gebiiritet.
slllo am 3. Wadr5 segen iieben llbr
iparen oa feline Srittipuren."
rOie perben erit sesen 5tuDlf llbr
Nahts entitanben fein," iagte Du.
ranb. roenn Inn bieie 3eit 1T einer
ober iinb oiellei6t audi stpei gu Stab
bon bier pessefabren. uno 5tpei 5iiBe
finb na4einanber bier bindufseiteM
lporbe,t."
limb Der 9etreffenbe bat ii9 bic
Spangen angelegt," pollenoete Trna
Winter.
Ouranb nidte: rSo tpirb es bee.
mutbli6 seipeien iein Gs baben ct,
lide Serren fol9e Genpbnbeiten."
rOer Serr Dottor bat iis AUDI &C.
babt."
Sea, feben Sic, liebe 5rau. Wir
lperoen uns taum irren in unfere,
Nnnabme. 6atte Der 9err Ooftor
Iol9e 4lammern?" gr aeiste ibr bic
Spanee, bic man beim 9cgsern ses
funben batte.
"8ans senau iOl9s. SD t0nnt'
19tpDren -"
r@9pDren Sic ni6t. Gs perz
langt's rtemanb, unb iiberbies eibt
es iebenfals piele 9au1enbe bon iolz
9en &lammern, bic genau 10 aus1eben
pte biefe.
ltnb iebt abieu, liebe Jrau!"
8lei9 bana9 uniting tpieoer @tire
unb @infamfeit bas iebt 10 unbeim=
lt6e 9aus.
8ei 6errn b. gihen fdnb Ouranb
f9on &leIing, Der fnapp por ibm in
bas Sberpoli5eiratbs Bureau einsez
troffen mar, um nod einen syunb boz
felb1t absugeben.
Oieier eftanb in bem ebenfans abs
banben gefommenen unb pon ssrau
Wtnter beI6riebenen filbernen Mrms
banbe, tpel6es &Dnig in Ieinen jim
eeren Sagen aetragen bate.
8on ben fleineren GesenfGnben
mar ni9ts s,t Sage aeforbert iporben.
Oiefe bate tpphI bas WaKer tpegaes
Tpiilt, ober fie hatten ii9 nod tiefer
in ben ipeichen Sd,lamm etnoefpiiblt,
mas ia fotpobl in 8eaua auf bic 4ra=
tpnttennabe1u dls auh dnf ben Mdn,
i6ettenfnopf lei9t ertldrlid mar.
(JortIebung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-04
10. apiteI.

Ouranb aos ieinen Winterrod an,
nabm ben 9ut uno f9tdte ft9 an,
bas 9aus gu Derlafen. Man bate
ibm fotpie aud Golmar Elm 3immer
i'm atpeiten Stodtperfe ansepie1en.
gs lag sesen ben @arten gu, unb au9
bas Teniter bes aorrtbors. ben er jebt
betrat, bate bic Mus1t9t auf ben in
Der Sbat iebt prd9tis ausfebenben
part. Duranb bielt ii9 Elm tpenig
Bel bieiem Geniter auf. gr tbat, als
ob er In BEN @arten binunterf9aue,
unb ct fab ia au4 nirtlih binab, aber
er bea9tete bic tpinterli9e @9Dnbeit
nt9t, ipelhe ii9 ba ppr ibm bin brett
tete. Won feinen Ginnen mar iebt
nur fetn @eb0r 10 reht beI9Gftigt.
Sm unteren Stodnerfe rebete @bz
mine nit elmer Dienerin. gr boffte,
iene nod fprehen ail tDnnen, ebe er
gins. gr batte lie felt benz geitrisen
Mbenbefen ni6t mebr ge1eben. M1,
9errn b. gihens arrangement batte
thm btsldng noh ntht gu etnem dusz
giebigen 3ufammenfein nit Der Sc
liebten berbolfen!
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unten gefiibrte @eiprd9 benz Gnbe au.
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babe, urtbeilte fhon milber bariiber.
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fDrt unb betilte ii9 10 ipenis, ipieber
| ii ibr 3immer 5uriid3utebren, ba6
Duranb lie nod I'm Rorribor trof.
Sit ri&jex dssnnber bic 61nb.
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