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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
OF Interest in the City.

vi kllLCl GoL Ill lilG AitJE
Mrs. Frank Jaehn of Springfield
died recently of cancer of the liver.
Miss Ina Juni has secured a posi-
ton as instructor at Nucla, Colorado.
Prof. Carl Maar, the eminent Munich
artist, is visitor in St. Paul this
week.
Sam Blumberg, the Hebrew dealer
in old iron, has removed to Mime
apolis.
George Ross attended meeting OF
the judges of probate of the state IN
ST. Paul last week.
The Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co. has the
contract for installing new heating
plant in the Catholic church at Currie.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will give coffee social at the home
of Mrs. j L. Schoch tomorrow after
noon.
Howard Klossner, Edward Larson
and Miss Vera Stricken left for North
field Monday afternoon to enter Garlic
ton college.
Philip Liesch and family returned
Sunday from visit to Chicago, Mil
waukee, Davenport and Mr.. Liesch's
old home at Gutenberg, Iowa.
Rev. Sandmeyer and Alderman " d.
Eibner went to Davenport, Iowa, Fri
day to attend meeting Of the Nation
al German Catholic Central Verein.
Miss Clara Ross, daughter of the
Brown county judge of probate, has
accepted a position as assistant prin,
cipal in the high school at Halstead
MINI.
The ladies of one Of the Catholic
societies pleasantly surprised Mrs.
Hubert Berg Thursday evening, the
occasion being the anniversa airy of he1
birth.
Adolph Nellie has rented the Elder
residence on Centre and Washington
streets. W. Fl. Gieseke will occup!
the house on Broadway now occupied
by Mr.. Meile.
1t will interest the many New Uln
friends of Miss Emma Hummel tc
learn that she is to be married on the
18th of this month to a Mr.. Timms O.
Portland, Oregon.
G. W. Barnes, president of the Con
solidated Casualty Company, expects
to move with his family to Minneapo
lis next week. He will rent his resi-
dence on Broadway.
Harry and Stanley Bingham arr
visiting their uncle in Cedar Rapids
Iowa. It is limited that they will re
turn with handsome touring car, tn
gift of their father.
In the state fair butter contest Edwin
He'd Of Nicollet scored 96, Alex John
son of Lafayette "a and Nels Ahlnes
of Sleepy Eye "a. The highest scor
was made by a Hutchinson man.
Otto Seifert and Herbert Huevel
mann wentto Minneapolis yesterday t.
prepare for entering the State Univer
stiy. Arthur Eckstein and Franci
Critchett, who were students there las
year, will join them next Sunday.
Prof. Richard Fischer arrived her
from Madison, Wisconsin, Saturda
for his annual hunt. The professor
getting to be such an admitte
authority on things generally that W
hesitate to make even guess as t.
his prospects.
The King Herald Society of tn
German Methodist church has electet
the following officers: President, Mis-
Hilda Alvin; vice presidents, Mrs
VIM. Durbahn and Mrs. G. F. Rein
ecke; recording secretary, Miss Esther
Meierding; corresponding secretary
Miss Adeline Durbahn: treasurer
Miss Martha Garbrecht; organist
Miss Verna Sell; librarians, Harold
Reinecke, Hilton Durbahn and Walter
Durbahn.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
Mrs. Adolph Meile is spending the
week with her parents at Winona.

week with her parents at Wlnona.
A daughter was added to the family
of John Dauer of Sigel on Saturday.
John Arhard is back from the
Soldiers Home. His wife brought him
home Saturday.
Miss Lillian Klossner is helping out
as a substitute in the faculty of the
Mankato Normal this week.
The Congregations Sunday school
will hereafter be held during the noon
hour, commencing at twelve O'Clock.
It was reported in New Ulm yester-
day that DR.. Stamm of ST. Paul was
dangerously i'll and not expected to
live.
Mrs. Louis G. Vogel returned
Thursday evening from a months
visit with her sister at Lake Mime
tonka.
William Silverson reached the city
from Cincinnati Saturday evening.
He is the guest of his brother, the
mayor.
Arthur Flick had one of his fingers
badly smashed while unloading
cement posts for Herman Nagel last
Saturday.
The Franklin Tribune is authority
for the statement that Mrs. Weber
sustained another stroke of paralysis
on Wednesday.
George Hofmeister and Miss Johan-
ma Liebel were married yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Sandmeyer.
Andrew J. Eckstein is attending a
meeting of the directors of the Mime
sofa Pharmaceutical Association in
Minneapolis today.
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter has been danger
ously i'll for nearly week. Last
Wednesday she sustained a slight
stroke Of paralysis.
Richard Geisinger took his son,
Otto, to Mankato on Wednesday. The
latter will become student in
Tolaud's Business University.
Gulden & Fischer have purchased OF
B. Reinhart an Aultman-Taylor en-
CINE, thus giving them a complete
Aultman-Taylor threshing outfit.
The Concordia Band, under the Jea-
dership of Robert Scherer, participa-
ted in a picnic at Fort Hill on the
shores of Lake Hanska last. Sunday.
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski entertained al
whist Saturday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Richardson and daughter who
leave next week for their new home al
Winona.
Mrs. Rinke], an aged lady living If
the south part of town, sustained G
severe fracture Of one Of her arms
Saturday in falling down cellar
stairway.
Sleepy Eye defeated the Mankatt
Leatherpounders in one of the bes
!, games of the season on the Sleep,
Eye grounds last Sunday. The scor
was to 2.
Mrs. w. I. Dresser, one of the pio
neer settlers of western Nicollet count.
) was stricken with paralysis on Wed
nesday. There is little chance of he
recovery, owing to her extreme age.
The Eagle Roller Mill Co. sold sew
eral carloads of -four this week to /:
flour merchant in Havana. This il
the first sale the mill has made il
Cuba in several years, owing to tn
instability of credits.
The members of ST. Johns parish
in Searles will hold a harvest festiva
next Sunday. The arrangements be
ing made are something out of the or
binary and the entertainment as far as
meals are concerned promise to be
bounteous.
Miss Clara Weber, trimmer fol
Mrs. Follmann, arrived from Milwau
kee Sunday evening. Miss Homes
who acts in similar capacity fol
Mrs. Pfefferle. reached the city from
Chicago on Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
WEST NEWTON GOSSIP.

Mrs. Frank Altman was taken to
New Ulm Tuesday for medical treat
ment.
Fire, caused by lightning, destroyed
the barn and granary of Mr.. Garrioch
on Friday. One horse was also killed.
An infant child of Frank Altman
died on Thursday, the funeral being
held from the Catholic church in ST.
George on Friday.
Wheat in this vicinity is averaging
from eight to twelve bushels an acre.
Announcement was made this week
of the forthcoming marriage of Jos
Koreis of Wanda and Miss Gina Hac
ker of Lafayette.
Henry Bongaarts visited over Sun
day at the home Of John Stippel.
Frank Huelskamp's threshing outf
was put out of business last week b,
a defect in the engine. The machin
! is now in New Ulm undergoing repairs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11

The ranks are thinning out. Of the
above group Of old settlers, the first
to locate is Brown county, only three
are alive today Alois Palmer, Mrs.
Henle and Peter Mack.
These three survivors, it is expected,
will be the central figures in the old
settlers reunion which is to be held
at Turner Hall park next Sunday.
Along with others who came after
them they will meet to recount the
stories of the early days, to sing the
old songs, to listen to old yarns and
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11

to dance as they used to do half a
century ago. Old Joe Bier will be
there with his 'doodle SACK, you
may be sure, and to the oldest. pretti-
est and spriest prizes will be awarded
as of yore.
The celebration will be held in the
afternoon and continued into the
evening. Speeches will be made by
Mayor Silverson and Capt. Steinhau.
ser, the Second Regiment band will
furnish music, and an all-round good
time is guaranteed for all.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
THE RAILWAY DEATH ROLL


From Everybody's Magazine.
In the nineteen years since the m
terstate Commerce commission began
the collection of facts about accidents
nearly 5000 passengers, over 4S,ooo
employees. and nearly 10000 other per-
sons have been killed on American
~ ilwavs. and nearly 100000 more
have been crippled or manned, scaid-
ed or crushed, disfgured or invaded,
and still we make no protest. for a
country that has pride in itself and rs
q progress," this seems to be a humii-
iating situation. But the still more
humiliat ne fact is that conditions
grow worse year by year.
In 1905 it was twice as dangerous
to travel on a railway train or 70
work for a railway company IN the
United States as it was in 1879.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
EUREKA
Yes, Ihave Pound It at Last

Found whatf Why, that Chamber
lain s Salve cures eczema and all man
ner of itching of the skin. I have
been afflicted for many years with
skin disease. ! had to get up three or
four times every night and wash with
cold water to allay the terrible itching,
but since using this salve in December.
1905, the itching has stopped and has
not troubled me.-Elder John T. Ong.
ley, Rockville, Pa For sale by the
Drug and Jewelry &c.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED

The quick relief from rheumatic
pains afforded by Chamberlain Is Pa j
Balm has surprised and delighte !
fhousands Of sufferers. 1t makes res
and sleep possible. A great many has
been permanently cured Of rheuma.
tssm by the use of this liniment. r.
sale by the Eagle Drug and Jewelrc
company.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16

WINNEMUCCA LODGE, No
l9, L. and A-M.-Stated com
~munications will he held a.
their hall in the Silver State ~
block until fErsAer notice az $50 d
m. on the EEss Saturday aveaisg sf
naontA All Master Nxsass IA
good standing are cordially fnwised ia
" POULIN. w. VI.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16

If college life did nothing else but
to show the student hat there Is some-
thing better in life than mere moley
making. than the pursuit Of a sordid
aim and piling up OF dollars, it would
iustify its existence a thousand times
over.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
.4iNFED

0lve us the name of your friend
to whom you wish the mining news II
Winnemucea and surrounding terri
tory to go, give us the price and wc
VIII do the rest. You haven't time
to write the news to each friend, ~
to write all the news TO even ons
friend. We have, for that is our
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
DIEHL LG Ss";s
c<straIiy Located. Bright unny Rooms
Every attention for the accommodations OF
guests.
~WlNNEMuCcA. NEVADA
FOUND

One KEY in front OF the Gsuh salcon-
Owner ear have saxne ~ Ealing st
Ais oEes and paying Tor a1veftIsiAg-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16

Late form location notices at the
Silver State office.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
LOST

Bunch of keys lost on McLarEy
street. Finder please leave at u
office.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO 9.
X a. M-Mesg : aeld at
their hall AZ : ? m. on tbs "
seeoad and Fourth Saturday
evenings ~ eaeh month. All Con
paainn Royal Arch Masaas in e. a
standing are cordially invited 10 AZ
tend THOMAS sHoNR, M. n.
CHRIS WOLF, SECRETARY.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-16
pabSt
TAs B4er Of Quality

is a wholesome, healthful,
nourlshing food.
il rosH more % make Pzbst
Egh+DaF Alz--the barley
cos-g -1g-t @ malt costs more
-Du-1nt mat i a-6-.>ly better
and 81 Is
There H & ee71isas 1aTor to
faDxt Biue 5itoar 1t- that ycu
will enipy- md F1u tan serve Il N
ynu- nuuie win 4f,s POSITIVE kD0El
ense n IT, purity
Mate bg Pabst, Il Milwaukee.
johnson { Ham10hr.
NmlsmpseE Nevada
Phone e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
las Gnoc cincs SrnnfcnbploS.

Hem Dorf, s. Sept. - Sn
grouenerregcuber @eiic bat gciteril
Mbeno Ser Glerf Gbuaro SoIbed ici-
mem Seben cin G,be gemodlt. Nm Der
Saliep.S traBen. Stotipn ser @rosb-
mapsSpfbabnsS trede mari er lid Dor
eillcn i'll Die Station einiabrenbcl
3u9 Der Gppreb &ia.9inie. anir-
id)eno gingcn bic I1oer iibcr i'm hin.
meg mo lem aorper mlroe int bis
sur llnfenntliffeit pcritilmmelt.
3mild)en Dem @eitea Der Sinterr1ocr
illb Ben Sdnucllen ipiIr0e bic 2eid)c
ocrnrt ieit eingefeili, onb eitc Stills.
montld)olt gcritfen ulio Der @agaoir
nit @inoen IN Die Sohe 9ebcben iper.
Den muBte, Inn ocit Sobtcli bcrppr.
Eerpor5icbch 81 f0nnell. Gnlt Spei
StunOen nabm oieic Irbcit in Mn.
iprlld) mo mdbrel,o scr gailjen 3eit
iipdte Der Sodlbobnpcrfchr ippobl aiif
Den @rooomap. Strden ais olld) oiii
Der Gppreb Sill Clinic. @nlbcd, Der
40 Sabre alt mar, mpbllte friibpr bel
elmer p%erbciratbeten Sd)pelter al Der
Eecatur.S troBe, 500 nber BORT Dor
aurjeln aus. SSn lester 3cit ioa Sal.
bed jicmlih itorf %getrunfen BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Infriibrcriidc Suloatem srcifcn Gin
8efGnaniR an.

SunctionGi tn SIS, 8. Sept.
- 6iinf5ig Soloaten ans Sort 8ilep
famen beute friib bierber, nm cineil
uerbaiteten &ameraoen gerpaltlam
aus oenn County, ei1n9niB SIT be.
i%reie,. Ger Sd)eriif uno sic itdbtiihe
Eoliiei feilerten bon Ben 6enitern oeS
@eb1llbes allf Die MIiriibrer uno ser.
itrellten bieielbcn raid. Niemanb
uilrbc perlctt. Die Sfii5ierc III Sort
Gilep %ltntionirten ipGtcr cine @adc
in Dem 8cfdn9nib uno bcmiiben iid),
bic Muheltorer all ermlitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
8cbGnbc- Snipcftpr nntcr Nnflaee.

9 It 0 II, Maii.. s. Sept. - sic
pidtiglte bon Der September. 8ranb
,SlIrp crbobeilc antlagc rid)tct iid) &C.
gen ,Subn y. Glarf, eillen gelueie1et
8ebGiloe. Snlpcftor ser Staot, meld)er
beid)uloigt lit, 8ratiiifotionen gefor.
bert ullo al,genommen 81 baben.
Glarf mliroe ld)on Dor fiiti Modlen
mif bic 9cid)iiloigul9 p%crbaftet, iiir
feline @utbeiBnng eites 9nues nadb
porihriftsruiorigen Tldnen $50 ecior.
bert ST bnben. gr mlroe oomals aus
benz .GienIt entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
YrutcIt acgrn aranlamc Strafc.

Bottom. MiniI., s. Sept.-6reo.
$. @ile. Sefrct1r Der yMnlerican So.
cietp for tbe Tromotion OF Criminal
Inthropplpgp," hat bel 8olucrllellr
8llilO cincn Erutcit gegen bas Sal
tel, bes Morocrs SeiIc Eomerop il,
Gin5clhait I'M Gbarlestown Staatsgc,
fGngniB cingercidt. IS miro in oenl
Sd)riitltiid beroor9ebobelt, boB go
nlerop ieit 33 Sobren lid III ginSel'
bait beiinoet lllo DaB Ser 8oupernelr
Die S1rte oieier Strnie milocrn lollte.
Eonlerop lit icit ieincm ii. 2ebcns'
iabre in Gin5clbnit gebalten lporoert,
gr ouritc nid)t nit oel anberen &c
ianoenen sliianlcil f%onlrcll, ia nid)l
~eilnlal Dem @pttes0ieliIt %beimobnell.
@"o--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

VerItn, 5. Septenlber. Eic
alntiport Geuti1Iano's duf 6roif.
reif's Hiinbibreiben nil Ole Si9no-
tormdd)te Der Convention bon Ylge.
eiros miro nidt Dol Wortog erfolgen.
SSsn mabgebenben 9reiien perlalitet,
3eutihlano iueroe Hidts gegen bcls
goridlag einlpenoen, bab Die inter.
rationale VoIi6ei III Marpffo intcri.
miitiih leoiglid ans fran5aiiifen II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
ner ipebrten linn. Iohte er l%aufen.
10 tpeit i'm feline Siibe trnsen.

ner tpebrten linn. Wohte er l%aufen.
10 tpeit i'm feline Siibe trusen.
~Sie S~a9obunbe rennen linn na6".
meinte Sermann, ~fplgli6 lit in Der
aaiite nun allies leer. 2alien Sic
uns nafie9en, Serr 8o9nerl"
~M1 @ott". ienf3te Der 8iener.
ntpenn mir 2ebensmittel fdnbenl"
sic ltiesen Die Sreppe binab. No9
5ebn la9en lumber = elm entiebli6er
Inblidl
.8esbalb mogen bod Die 5uerlt
@eitorbenen ni6t bon ben bamals nod
Geiunben beerbist porben iein?"
meinte 9ermann.
~9as mill ib Sbnen iasen, 2ies
Der. Ser Sforbut ldbmt Die 2eute,
Tie perben an allen @Iiebern iteif uno
f0nnen ii6 ni6t 6%eipesen; cs lit cine
i6redli6e unO iebr anitedenoe aranfs
belt"
nSie mir ms alio m0eli9eripeiie
bolen fonnen?"
.Nein. 9ie 2ei6en 1inb pie Sol5;
oas lit unoentbar."
Sic ihlnsen nun nit ben Seilen
bic Seniter nnb 2ufen elm, 70 Dab 2iht
IN ben b%eri6loHenen 3aum brang,
bann muiterten lie Die llm9ebung.
Neben Dem Sfen lag auf einem Glide
cine boadnbii6e 9ibel NIT pielen, in
elei6er Spra6e abeefubten Semerf>
unsen. aus oeren neri6ieoenen Nas
men beutlib berporging, Dab elmer
benz anoeren in oieien &uf5ei1nunsen
na1sefolst mar. bis Die Sober liesen
blieb. neil ii6 feline Sano mebr porz
fanb, nm lie gu fibren.
Sermann ipra1 beuti9 unb en9s
lid, er fonnte infolgebeiien bas 9ols
ldnoiide eini9ermaBen periteben unb
erfannte. baB Die ungliidli6e 8eia>
tuns mirfli6 bonn Storbut binserafft
iporoen mar. ~Sie gisbdren umfrei>
fen bas S6iff", 10 lautete Der lebte
Sab, ,tpir iperben bon linen jebenz
falls 5erriiien. Wlofte es aber bod
erit bann iein, ipenu mir seltorben
iinb."-
Ser jun9e Wtann le9te bon @rauen
bas Bud aus Der Sanb! "8el6 elm
fur6tbares Sos bate Die armen be-
trofien!"
Serr gofner taldte unteroei1en
feline ipdbenoen Slide in ieben 8in>
fel bes Shifies. .gbal" rief er.
bier fommt es. Spedl - Biscuit!
- Sunni = 8onbeniierte Wtildl -
@~enigitens fiinf5is Sii6ienl =
3pan5is S0pfe NIT Semmifanl =
3uderl - 8 @ptt, unb ba lit Webll
= Hoiinen. Ylaumenl = &ottueinl
= Cine Site NIT 2idternl - @lne
Come boil S6iffsbrotl Nioeln!
- G6ofolabel - %peuigltens 5ipa1s
5ig Sfunb 9affeel - Gber lpeI6e Ser
piiitunsen baben Barren uno 6ii6ie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
Mht5ebntes &apitel.
&uf . e m @iie.

Sod Elm 8enntier tpurbe nit Silfe
Der p%erbunserten. i6on fir eisene
8ednnng ia9enben Sunbe erle9t, Der
Yoli5eimeiiter idoB elm Grgali, nnb
10 bate a fir einige Gage oas Sos
ti9e CUR Sanb. aber benno6 blieben
Die Sorsen iebr briidenb. gs i1ien
b0aig unmoglid, auf Dem Weere Ell
men gisbdren gu erlangen, ebeniorpeni9
FAM elmer ieiner StammesgenoIien
auf Dem feiten 2anbe iemals gum
S6uB. unb 10 madte 9err go6ner
benn Sa0en. nm Die un9ei6ladten
Siere obne Ieri6ipenbuns bon Yulber
uno Slei fir Die Slide 5u %seipinnen.
@ber es sins nihts binein, unb
nun berfertigte iih Der unermiiolihe
Wann cine Sarpune, NIT Der er pie
Der peibe Bar I'M Sinterbalt lag uno
pirflih cine rieiige Gobbe Ginning.
S~iegesfrob i6leppte er an einem 2es
berriemen Die foltbare @eute our
Siitte = bns mar 5uglei6 Sleii6
fir ben Sii6 unb Del fir Die 2ampe.
Im Ibenb bieIes cages eridien IN
Der Sdneebiitte etpas, bas Die Sliidts
hinge an allerpeni9iten ertparteten.
ndmli6 elm Seiu6. Die brei Sunbe
i6lugen plobli6 an. unb als Sermann
binaus9ing, iab er Dor iid 5ipei Gins
seborene. einen Damn unb cine Srau,
Die beioe benz Sun9ertobe nabe idiez
nenl sic trllgen breifa6e aleiber
bon g~Grenpel5en unb blau tdttotpierte
@eii6tcr; an ibren bittenben 8epegz
ungen erfannte Der Seuti6e. oaB iie
eini9e Nabrungsmittel 81 erlansen
bofften.
Or tpintte linen. linn az folsen.
unb Die beiben alien 2eute = einges
borene Si9utti9en = S0serten ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

bier angeri6tetl - Sbo, CRIME 8ob>
nenl - Saroinen in DELL" /,
DSpren Sic aufl" rief Sermann.
o8tr pouen bon allen cine Strobe
nebmen unb es 10 idleunig als mog<
LID na6 Sauie brineen. Sann ber>
ferttgen mir uns erobe Sdde = Der
Toli5eimeiiter mub belfen = unb riis
ben ni6t, Bis Die Sa6en gebor9en
iino. @el6e 9ienite iouen uns Die
Steinfoblen %leiiten, adj, unb ipelder
Sunb lit Der aaffee!"
DSier iinb 3iinbbDl5erl" |
~Steden sic bieieIben 6u ii9."
(Sortiebung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
yhyANAyAghNAyAyhN AyANANhyANANAyAN vAVANAyANhNA NNNNN HAHNAANhNN

hattie uno Der lid in Germans Mbtpes
ienbeit perpflidtet fiibIte, ben beiben
@ei6ipiirern na65u9eben. sic emf
pfingen i'm nit erbobenen Irnlen fpie
elm gnsel bes Sroites unb bes grbarz
mens.
Sermaf Ieste beibe SGnbe an ben
Iunb. SD rette Siel" rief er 5us
perii6tli6.
unp oann begann fir ben entfrGfz
teten. alien Germ cine miibepole Cir
belt. ct pdl5te erobe @isblDde ber<
an. unb Die Spalte aus5ufiiuen. Iebr
als elmer berIelben trieb an, bann nber
blieb enOlib Der erite bdnsen. unb
ibm fol9ten nit lei6terer Mii6e Die
i%ibrisen. Cine i6pebenbe Bride
mar bereeitellt, Sermaf fpinfte Den
beiben @ei6tpiitern, Den sefabrpoQen
Beg 81 betreten.
~Sn gebit 5uerit". iaete emma.
~Gein, nein, 9ul - Sd mill Sid
an elmer 9anb balten."
CT i6ob ieine S6fpeiter eeeen Sic
Bride Dor unb lieb tie. Sern,afs Ins
ipeiiungen 9ebor6enb, i%eitipdrts ses
ben, inoem er lire refte Sanb NIT
ieinem auseeitredten Grm belt, tpGbz
rcnb Der Yoli5eimeiiter ii6 auf Der
anbern Seite 10 ipeit als nur m0alih
porbeu9te uno ibre 2infe ereriff. Ms
er bas iun9e Wdb6en erreiden fonns
te, bob er nit beiben Irmen Die lei6te
Gait ans liter; ebenio ibnel unb
gliifli9 folgte Otto, Der Dem ebels
miitisen &etter nm ben Sals fiel unb
i'm fpobl 5ebnmal fiibte = audi emma
panfte linn iblu68enb, unb inbem er
lie beioe 5ueleih umarmte. fliiiterte
Sermaf nit eritifter Gimme. baB
iie ia aud ieinen armen, perirrten
Sobn 9epflest bdtten, als er iterbenb
IN ibrer SItte Lag. .
Sermann nnb Serr @ofner famen
geraoe iett, miibiam sesen ben Sturm
tdmpfenb, iiber oas gis sesansen unb
eritaunten ni6t ipenig, aIs. tie Die
@ruppe Der brei chamber Die SGnbe
briidenben Meni6en erblidten. .8as
MAIDEN Die 2eutdeft bier am Strans
oe?" rief Sermann. .Seben Sic bod.
Serr 9o6ner, Otto fiiBt ben Ypli5eis
mei1terl"
Limb Die gauge 8eieui6aft bat iid
I'M S6nee 9etpdl5t, ale iinb tpie NIT
@latteis bebedt = oa bin i1 tpabrz
bafti9 neusierisl"
Sic famen ndber nnb borten, mas
gei6eben mar. Iu9 9ermann banfte
Dem alten Germ in parmen 8orten.
Ieste ibm bic Sanb auf bic S9ulter
unb iab i'm ld6elnb an. .Sas tbas
ten Sic nur. Inn Dem Saren Die beiben
e%ntflobenen StrdfIinse 5u erbalten.
ni6t pabr. 3err Yoli3eimeiiter? =
Sper mar es. nm ii6 bel mir gang
unb gar ais3uloien?"
Sermaf iab CUR Seite. feline 2ippen
bebten. 9ieie armen. berfolsten
ainber. tparlim muBte i'm bas S6idz
ial 5pingen. ibnen feinoli6 gegeniiber
gu iteben?
SD that. IL IS i9 fir meme Bflidt
belt, mlirmelte er.
limb audi Sermann fiibte i'm 5drts
lid. sd banfe Sbnen t%auierbmal.
Sermaf = @ott iesne Siel"
9err 8odner belt cine junse Gobbe
empor. v9as lit infer @benbeHen",
rief err, ~i6nea na6 5auie. an bas
Seuer! Wan %eritarrt bier"
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Mdtf,ehnfea Qos;fsf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

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