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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
METALS.

NEW YORK, October l.--London tin ,,, unchanged at flS4, 2s, Cd for spot, md futures shade higher at fl35, l2s a The local market was steady and shade lower at 29.4O to 29,5O.
 Copper was unchanged in London, ri,b spot at f59, l7s, Cd and futures at so l3s. 9d. The local market was dull ,,j unchanged: Lake, lS,37ls to rf2r: clcctrolytic, l3l21s to l3.37l2; as,ing l2.S7E to l3.l2la.
 Lead was higher at SIS, Ss, 9d in Lon i,r The local market was dull and un- bsngrd at 4.45 to 4.50.
 Shelter was unchanged at fl9, 5s m unchanged at 4.72E to i.s7La.
 Tron was unchanged in London and locally.
 Silver jl 5-S; Mexicans 45.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
LARGE INTERESTS
 THROTTLE MARKET
-rpTHER sHRINKAGE OF VOL rME OF BUSINESS MAKES PLAIN
 DART PLAYED BY BOSSES WHO
 APE WAITING FOR ELECTION.

ypW YORK, October l.-The further A,irkaga which continued today in the r,rnm, of business transacted on the .,,k exchange is attributed to the pur- .,., of the large interests to await the t.,,,mc of the elections before enter inc on commitments.
 Paonrts of railroad net earnings for ,,,rs- while showing effective econo. ,;ss in opcrating expenses, left large n,,grs of net decreases still to be over .,re Rumors affecting the supposed u,rriman intentions toward the Gould ,,,rp were heard again today.
 Bonds were steady.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, October l.-Wheat was i-n and closed near the highest point i, spite of the continued heavy move rsrt of the new crop in the northwest.
 Corn was strong all day. October de- rv,-v advanced to v after the opening r H.. The close was strong at prices sp onc-quarter to 3-S.
 Oats were strong throughout the day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

That the recent collapse in the secur. ity market was pre.srrangcd "shake- out" by the big men is now generally accepted in explanation of the sensa- t;onal decline of the first part of the week. Standard Oil-Harriman interests were the great factors behind the sum- mer's boom. They unloaded immense quantities of stocks on the last ten points of the advance. Then they with. drew support. In the resultant demor alization there brokers were enormous buyers. The same interests are un- doubtedly again in control of the mar ket; in fact, there is no reason to be- lieve they at any time in the past few months really lost such control. They are still bullish. it is learned on excel lent authority, for the pull, and are con fident that, in spite of some drawbacks, the trend of financial affairs is toward stability and improvement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

A clever, popular Candy Cold Cure Tablet-called Preventics-is being dis pensed by druggists everywhere. In a few hours Prevcntics are sure to break any cold-completely. And Preventics, being so safe and toothsome, are very fine for children. No quinine, no laxa- tive, nothing harsh nor sickening. Box of 4s--25c. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

County convention of the socialist party will convene at Miners Reading room Saturday, October 3. at a. m.
 EDGAR CLAYDON, Sec.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

"Thc best feature in the industrial outlook is the growing activity in steel and iron; irrespective of political ont look. it is good sign of recovery in all fnes of trade. The stock market is reAeeting a feeling of optimism and confidence as to the future '-E. F. Hutton & Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

Bullish crop reports continued to be received in considerable numbers from many sections, the spot markets were firm as rule, and it was noticed that houses with southern connections were prominent in the buying.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
"PEoPLE's caSn sroRE''

PEOPLES cAJh STORE"
 Everything in Ladies', Children's and Infants ready-to-wear clothes, under wear, shoes, Suits and Cloaks, waists, skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc. ..
 DOLPH BAATZ & CO, 686 Broad St., Globe. Arizona
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

"During the next four or i've weeks much will depend upon political devel opments. It is probably safe to assume that if political experts have become certain that the November election will result in a republican victory, the mar kct will show no further weakness of consequence and October will be bull month. On the other hand, unfavorable political developments. or any new un. certainty as to the outcome, of the cam. paign, will probably mean another sharp hreak in prices of stocks. .i'-Dick Bros. & Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

Ball games between All-stars. former ly Eagles, and Globe Regulars will be fought hard from sound of the gong to the finish.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
MARKET NEWS

vs,..' stock market was extremely dull ,ttIuay and shows signs of weakness,
 'uSa losses in most stocks were only
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

You get the best when you order Cedarbrook whiskey. The Parlor. M. B. Monahan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

See Collins and Galbreith in pitch. ers' battle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

Ball game at South Side park today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS MESS AND SOLICITS YOUR AC- COUNT.-S. r. SULLENBERGER, PRES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-24

II you want work read the want col
umns of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-24
SHERRYS AGREE TO SEPARATE.
Mrs. Louis Sherry to Get 5000 An
.nuallY for Life.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The troubles Of
Louis Sherry. the widely. known restaura-
teur, and his WIFE Mrs. Marie Bertha
Sherry. ended yesterday afternoon in the
carrying out OF an agreement of separa-
ton, and Mrs. Sherry left in an automo-
bile for the home of her niece near Yon-
kers. where she will live. The departure
Of Mrs. Sherry is the result Of months of
disagreement and of. an action recently
begun by her against her husband. After
this action became publicly known. in spite
of the efforts of every one concerned to
keep it under cover. it was decided. in or
der to avoid further publicity. that 1t be
withdrawn, and for several days Franklin
Bien. representing Sherry. and Jacob
Newman. representing Mrs. Sherry, have
been working on an agreement.
This agreement, which covers nine
closely typewriter pages. is novel doc
ument. One of its provisions upon which
especial emphasis is laid Is that both
Sherry and his wife shall be free to 60
where they please. associate with whom
and live with whom they please without
interference from the other.
stipulation made by Sherry il that
his wife, vacate her apartments in the
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Y VdNlN11lADfR5
MILK COMPRISES BEAUTIFY
AND WRITTEN THE COMPLEXION
Hot Liquid Applied to Face, Softens and Nourishes
the Skin Careful Treatment Will
Accomplish Wonders.

and a skirt of unstudied silk wrapped
closely round the body down to the feet.
This robe is married neither by flounce nor
frill. and. 50 far as the uninitiated can
tell. it has escaped even the touch of the
needle or thread.
Sandals to the feet and gold bangles
to the wrist complete the costume. What
ever may be the artistic value of this
attire. it al least claim to be perfect
from the standpoint of health.
THE Burmese woman does her hair
with equal simplicity in neat coil. which
displays the outline of the head with per-
lection and no hair arrangement of the
ancient Greeks could be more classical.
4 fresh flower, or possibly comb. is the
sole ornament.
There is no attempt to comfort the
human hair into puffs or rolls. or to
make it a grotesque, meaningless struct-
ure. held UP by pins and cords and I'M
dermined by frowSy pads"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-24
Robes d'Interieur.

There seems to be no limit to the filmy
'loveliness of the robes d'interieur; their
artistic neglige appearance combined with
the prevailing clinging semi classical style
appeals to the susceptibilities of the vra:e
elegante In remarkably forcible manner
One of the new models had an under dress
of feur de peche gossamer chiffon. over
which was worn long Directoire coat Of
coarse lace dyed a somewhat deeper shade
than the under dress; the long pointed
sleeves were of lace-almost medieval in
desfgn-threaded with gold. the same idea
being repeated around the decolletage.
Sometimes these coats-such distinctive
features this year-are of rich brocade
handsomely embroidered or they NAV be
of gossamer material of a contrasting
shade finished with deep old gold or sill
yer fringe.-The Taller
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Scotch Marmalade.

Seville oranges. which are finest In
March and early April. are best TO- this
purpose. Here is genuine Scotch recipe
for the transparent marmalade: Press the
juice from any number of oranges YOU
wish. put the rinds in a preserving ket-
tie with water to cover plentifully and
cook until the oranges are soft. adding a
little more water as it bots away When
thoroughly cooked pour into jelly bag
and squeeze hard in order to press out
every bit of the juice. Mix with the
juice squeezed out before cooking Meas
ure and to every pint juice allow a pound
and a half loaf sugar.
Put into the preserving kettle. cook half
an hour. then test by dropping a teaspoon
full on cold plate. If it curls I'D when
pressed with the finger take the kettle at
once from the fire and pour into small
glasses. Do not cover until perfectly
cold.
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A Harmless Bleach.
Dress of Burmese Women.
From Stray Stories.

From Stray STORIES.
There is in the world one matter OF
TASTE" says Sir Frederick Treves, upon
which unanimity of opinion can never be
obtained and that is on the subject of
woman's dress. Ii may as we'll be stated.
therefore, without the least hope of car
rying conviction, that the dress of the
Burmese women is as nearly perfect as
any female costume can be.
Its chief claim to perfection is that 1t
is exqui.itely. divinely simple. 1t consists
of whit, linen jacket of the piainest
possible type. without collar, tie or cuffs,
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rified trees and walnut knots unrotted
and hard as iron.
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restaurant building by May I and that
on no account shall she ever set foot IN.
the building again
sci fees and $500 a week alimony. but
under the agreement she will receive q
fee for her lawyer and 500 a month. Her
husband will make provision In his will
for her to receive $1,000 a year as long -
she lives.
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PICTURESQUE IN DRESS.
Don't Always Ask First chow Will
It WearP"

It WearP"
-
The picturesque in dress is a considera-
ton that we are too often prone to ig-
more.
The plain fact is that we are so obsess-
ed by the prose of everyday clothes that
we fail to realize our debtor debt it is
to the decorative side of life. Practical,
not aesthetic, considerations too often
govern our choice of modes. and How
Will 1t wear?" not How will it look?' is
the question that most women ask them
selves when buying new gown.
Yet we most of us could allow Some
margin for the ornamental, as instinct
from the useful. did We but choose, and
this without an outrageously extrayasant
expenditure.
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IN THE KITCHEN.
C;coanut Pudding.

~ CALD a pint of milk. then add to 1t
ene-half cup rolled cracker crumbs,
- three tahlespoonfuls cocoanut. the
beaten yolks o: two eggs and a teaspoon
full lemon juice or vanilla. Mix we'll then
bake half an hour in buttered mold
When done cover with meringue made
from the stiHy whipped whites OIL two
eggs. two tablespoonful sugar and
teaspoonful lemon juice. Let brown and
puff in a moderate oven
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Peach Eritters.

Peel and cut in halves peaches not over
ripe Sprinkle With sugar. then roll in
regular fritter batter. powdered maca-
rooms or fine stale cake crumbs. Fry in
deep fat and drain and roll in powdered
sugar.
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ST. LOUIS. April 4.-Workmen en-
gagged IN sinking a caisson for pier on
the foot of Salisbury street in the con-
struction OF the Mckinley bridge that is
to spar the Mississippi river here for
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traction company several days ago came
upon. the skull of an Indian twenty feet
below the bed o: the river. Since then
workmen have gone twenty feet deeper
and have found ancient clay bowls, pet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-25

8ir pouen unieren 9eiern Elm
oradfidb perfidern oab SOi6ee's
German Syrup beutsutaee pDlttlo
has einsiee Braparat i'm Nartte 1T
uettes ShwinbiuAt ltnoert uno
beilt. Sc ertbalt bic @teenmtttel,
ais reiner Cheer, Gussu9 pon Bflans
seubars u, u. nelhe alS 9eilmittel
fir SuIen unb Sdwinoiuht BON ben
meoesip;'9en gonareien 10 bod ge'
ftaet ..Lb. Der Sawtnotttttge,
einerlei ub bic Srantbeit i'm Salie
uber 4unee muB bes 9adts Hube
babe unb beS Mpraens frei lelr, BON
gnfaGe pon trudenen uno folternoen
Suhen. Die ertrantten Sbeile ner'
lansen nad Rube, beilenoer uno
~linbenoer Bebanolune, uno Der Ya'
tient beoarf Der friiden 9uft, outer
0abrune freien guswurfs oes Nor'
aens, nit ItneGer uuo o%auernoer
9inberuna. 8leine Slaidhen gu
As Gents eetpbbnlihe @rDBe nabe5u
2 Ral 10 uiel eptbaltenb Is Gents.
Sn alien Gpotheten ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-25

Ser anbere nidte.
rSerrsott, Dor apei Sa6ren nod
fein @eoante bran Gage blob,
tuie 1T bas setommen9 SD bent. ims
rlsr, LIT lsbt IN fd0nier Sarmu.
ME bait ou osnn 81. beio.n
Suus.n nOd9" ILL.,,
" rSa, gott fei 0aai 80. unS bod
ipt.o.r. tDeun i'd fie anf.b., feline Wuts
ter -. . isbt 5u Wsibna6hn go"
X SMo ftsdt benn beine Srau9"
" .St.r. in Berlin. @dabe, bas bu
bier unt.rsebra9t bif; bu tSnntet
Gbambre garnt bei ibr tpobnen."
Inns Simmels tptllen: ME somut
fs benn baraufs- ~--rsrr~s~vs,.~
ygOrIaufts babe i'd ia ibr Der,
r1Ds.n nod in SGnben. 81. BAT Td
NIT Dem, tporiiber lie perfiis.n tonnte,
ttn. Gtaee sinseri6tet uno permietb.t
10 lanse, Biz mir geidie6en Iein tper.
ben; Sann bat fe's ia ni6t rn,br no.
this.'
so, lie mar ia fsbr psrmSoenS
BON Saus aus. Ibtr mir In bic oana.
Sadie ~porIGufts nod p~oIfanbia
fdIeisrboFt. -"
DER anotrs ipi.lts nit Dem sTus
tstnes @ldfss unb bIidte tieffinnia
Dor fid bin.
yDds sarae llnslid iom bopor.
bab Id cine p.rmGsenbe ssrnu a.b.i.
Iathet babe. Wubtbaftis nidt Sea
SelOss ipes.r BIZ isnnf Te, bisf,
1rau nimmt elmer fpobl ohm, glrs.
iunftsbur.au. aber i'd bait. ri6ts
nitosrs dls cine Ieiolide @teIluno,
Das CAB bon bornb.rtin cine ibi,f.
aas:. sic mar p.rlpSbnt, fina an.
fid in meine @sfddfte su msnaen
mas lou i'd Dir lang unS breit ~.
aabIsn. Die gef@i6tt In perpfufbt
wsir tbun BLOB meine arm.n tSunoen
kip." o
~gDie alt finb fe BERN i.stg-
~Wisr uno 5tpeieinbolb.1
.Men bdft bu benn b.i ibn.ns~
.Jir iebt BLOB elm tiidha,s mSh.
den. sd tptrbe ia fdIiebIid MIDI
nod elmer GsfeIIi6aftsriu umi,bsn
miFen.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-25
febte hofnuna

Gebte bofuune peridwunoen.
Gl8 beruorrnaenoe Ger5te ineten
bnB U. W. Smitbhart, bon getin,
Sa,, uubeilbnre Shwinbiubt babe,
mar beHen lebte SDfTnuna bahin,
nber Or. Rings Neru DISCOVERY fir
Ghninbiuht. Sufen un6 grtdltun.
gen retteten linn pom @rabe. @r
inet: ,9ieie Nebisin bot mid arinb.
lih furirt unb rneiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem bnbe ih fe 10 Sabre lanp
aebrauht, unb erndte bieielbe ais
cine punberbnrea Sal8s unb 2unaenr
Seilmittel.1 strene piFenidoft.
fihes Seilmittel fur Suiteu. ipeben
Sals uber Grfaltunaen, unb fderes
gOrbeuannesmittel aeeenBneumunia.
@arnntirte Sfnifen su 80 @Gnts unb
$1.00 In Bnlfer Bros. Gpotbete
8robe Slnihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-25
TrieSe ani GrSen.
n.isua4ts.sopsIs pom aietor smtBs.u.

Rad elmer turscn llnterrebung mi
Teinem Rs9tsanipalt iiber Den aui
Spei Sage Dor @ei6nd6ten dn9eIeb'
ten S.rmin fir bic fdnebenbt S9ei.
bunestldse bate SeIir 8inber, Elm
Gsrliner 9auTmann, Der in einem
ter 9%iIsnpororte tppbnte, fi9 in oil
@tabt b.aeben, I'm fir feline 6eiber
Rinbsr einige misunderstanding 81
t~eforsen. I'm in6eB feline sehriidtc
Stimmuno losSuperben, bstrat CT
SunG9ft cine Weinitube on Der Mob'
renftrdbe.
Der 8irtb srbebt I9 gu elmer
fIii9tissn @erbeusung, Der &elnsr
f9ielt iib.rIeite un0 Idneioet Elm @ss
fdt, Big Ser pfrppf tnaIIt. SEPT sibt
Ct ben Bid auf ben gigsnthiimer oes
peI5es ga frsi, unb Der eben eingts
tretsne 9ait itObt sinen 2aut Ser
lleberrai6ung aus.
r5elir," iagt sr bal6laut unb gs6t
uuf i'm 81. .Wos md9f bu Deibs
nadttn in @uropd9"
.5.ufsI, alter Sobn, oas trifft
fG ia 3rObartis. Sd babe ~tpabrbdftig
In Sen paor Sagen meines Sierfsins
Iton 10 bel 3ufGle tute bieier erI.bt,
raj i'd beinabe CLAUDE, in Berlin III
Der 3llfllI isst Rtgel seporben."
sic betra6ten chamber uno oriis
den fi6 Die Sdnbe, stpei SuseuD,
freunos, bic fir gelu6bnli6 Ser at'
iantiide S5ean trsnnt.
sd mubts anaa unb fol beriis
Der, nm cine gang fauIe SuGe &c,
nduer gu unterfuhen, ebe .s fir rns
gu fpdt 1T. Sd eraGbI. Dir selegentIi9
nal bapon. RatiirIi9 1T 6as msiner
alien SHUTTER iebr anaen.bm. I'D
mare fdpn Bel Dir setp.Ien, aber -
Bel Dir iieb's ia trourig aus.
Dor nal, mas Tino 6as fir @eI9ids
ten meme Wutttr, bic bauor ses
tDrt bat. I4risb mir barber
@d6erss tpubte le ia au9 ni6t
Reaner, nod cine SIaide!!"
sd tomme eben bon meinem qrs
malt fagte Der anbere melon6oliiG).
rs miro ia bdlo uusseitanOen
f.iu."
p8omm, feB bid nal ber!!" /. Gr
mari sinen priifenOen Bid na6 Dem
bei.Bten Slide bin uno ipra6 punn
asbdmpft peiter: .9lffo t%pabrGufti1,
bu Iiegit nit Oeiner 6rau in S6ei.
buns91
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son i'd bier auf Dem Slid be.
den2" fragt Seotpis bur6 bic sbir.
rWtadei, Sic BLOB feline arobs Be.
dsrsi, brinasn sic nur ben Seller nit
8uttsrbroten uub bds Bier"
Sic lest eine Gsroiett. auf unb
brtnst; er ibt itebsnb, pGbrenb bi,
Rinber NIT allen, mas Raber Bat,
iibsr ben bidpeiden a.ppi9 iarrio,
len.
.Sbr miibt aud ben gbrifbaum
eniebsH. ). Wdri, FEB mai, 70 pi.l
St9ttrden -. unb ba bdnat SdSs
mes btanf! Ra6ber ersabIe i'd su6
zine @ef6i&ts bonn Gbrifbaurl. lpi,
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LL
Die UnseId.n ibn onsepubt bab.n.-
Rur elm Bid, Sann penben re Tf
unsetbeiIt pieoer tbrsm Su6rlp.rt
gu. mas tiinfti9 fein uirb, lit ibnen
slsi@giiltig.
Ssbiptg rGumt ab. .SolGen bic
ainoer nod aufbleiben. Serr Sin,
ber9"
Rod Elm Meil6en."
sic aebt hinaus. gepor lie bic
Sbiir fdlieBt, sibt es elm @erGuI6
orduben. ipie an Der Sdustbiir -.
bann ifps perbaut. Der Sausberr
bat einsn Moment a9t batauf ge9ss
ben Iest tetnen Wert6 brauf.
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$40 fe nur bleibts gs eeben ia
nod ausreidenb 3iise...
.Sebpis!~ ruff ibre Stimme in
ben SIur, unb Ct bort bes Mdbdens
Sdritis f9liirfen. 9as tommt nidt
pieber unb tommt ni6t tpieber. gnb,
lid! Gr Dffnet bic Tbiir: rWo bIeibt
meine 6rou9" fragt tr sebdmpft.
rSie bat fi4 idoH binsel.st-, fast
oas Wdb6eR. als Of bas ettpds
SelbftperitGnblides tpGre.
.3u Bette"
Or ma9t Qusen, aIs fGbs er &c.
fpenfter - unb bod rieftIt's number.
bar bur4 ibn. f.br p~obltbuenb. . /.
So. nidt 9ebpis unb ftubt ii9ts
.@s 1T gut -. nein. ;. Iesen sic
fih aud nieber."
Gr tpirb in feiu 3immer geben, fi9
NIT elmer 9sds auf's Sopba lea.u.
Gr bat ia tsin Rebt, es ibr gu tpebs
rem -. limb er IOf9t Giles ai6t, Be.
gibt iid nit itarten S9ritten bin.
iiber. :. ba 1T Elm Sdlofiopba, unb
bic Dsd. nod bonn Mittaesidlafs
Der. @r lDf9t aud bier bic 2ampe
uub b.ttst iid.
gbsr i4lafen -. iebt fdlaftn..
Gs mub m0gIid iein! limb in Der
Gbgefpdnntbeit, in Der DunteIbeit
tommt's snbii6. bub sr miibe ipiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-25

Sdredlide s6merssu ssIinSett.
aurdb idredlide sdmerssn ae.
petniat infoIee Der @efte u%nperbau.
ten speiien, nabm y. o.. @rauipn.
0or snla, Rif., Or. Rina,s 0etp
vie Btus, init benz Reiultate,a mie
er idreibt. ubas i'd iurirt ruurbe.s
aue Raaen unb Sebdrmeunprbnun.
gen toeroen qebuben burh ihrem lin.
oernoen Sinblaana beionbere gioen,
,d1citen. 25 Gents In Batter 8rps
HpDthefe.
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y;oI1Ios pratt er EeiTeite Dor Die,
fem acknowledgement 4usbrud bon
Wutterfebnfuat; lie reibt bic Sbiir
duf uno Iiegt Dor tbrem &leinen aaI
ben &ieen unp Der Mdnn bort bic
e%ritidenben 8iifs unb bic beiben,
abaebro6enen 9Guts. bic bon linz
dusipre6Iidem ffammelr. Siniter
itebt er, iiberblidt ben SIur -. ba
1T elm GROCER Wai9torb: @ef9ente
tiir Die Sinoer, fast sr Iid.
Gr lam, mas gei9iebt, ni9t bins
bern; in Der 96at, sr bat tein Re6t
od3u. Gr fann lie nur nit elmer
g%rutalitdt entfernen. unb lie lam
NIT Der Poli5et ipiebcrtommen. Gr
TT erbtttert -. mas foa bas tpers
ben, Tie nimmt ibm bic &inber fir
bsute -. fir Iange -. sr bat ibnen
emit gefagt, iie iei lpeit fortsereit. +.
Was nun9 Bas tbut er2
n5ebpig!" ruff er. limb als bas
ysdb6en erideint: Sine 2ampe in
bas Simmer bal"
Gr geht in iein Rdu6simmer, Bel
Der Sreppe. neben Der @ingangstbir,
ldBt bic Sbiir often, Biz bic 2ampe
tommt. Sin tomfortdbles 6errens
3tmmer. Gr siinbet ft9 cine Gigarre
an unb gebt briitenb auf benz Sep
pl9 bin unb Der, elm freipiIia Der
PAINTER. Ngtun iiebt er mad Der ubr;
efptg lam bas nttt bauern, bic
Stnoer mifen i3Ii.blid bod gu
8ett.
Die Scensrie briiben i'm Salon
i9pebt Dor ibm: bic ieltse Wutter
NIT ben lang e~ntbebrten &inbern.
Wel9 Elm Neibna6tsabenb 1T bas
nun getporben! 9iefe mutter, bies
ffDne, beiBbIittse 8eib, bas Iein
geipeien =. es 1T I9redli9; aber es
TT fp9br: iebt srit it's tpieber, aIs
mare oas Saus beippbnt!
Gr rau6t, raudt nirb bieIe
Gigarre gu @nbe rau9en, bann ae>
ben unb bic ainber gu gett I6iden.
Snlmer iiebt er bic Grau, bic Mutter,
NIT ben &letnen -. ba5ptf9sn blidt
er mad Der lbr. tuobl 5ebnmaI.
@nbli4 it's fotpeit. @r bat Seras
aber er gebt.
nYapd papa Bat 8eibs
audi Iebra6t", faat Mari
unb bGlt Elm Sanin6en auf 2db.rn.
"0as bier audi, gapa.
so 70. SEPT fpirb's aber 53eit,
oaB tbr gu 8ett gebt".
Drama brtngt uns su gett",
fpri9t Obi.
BORT ite6t iie, bIGit bic leBt.n at6s
ter am 8gume aus. S6re llebertleis
liegt auf Der SopbaI.bne, Der
put hurduf. Sic bat elm qrales
on, bas er tennt -. unb bas
i bas i40ne, rei9e !Saar am Stnters
OPP, oas er audi tennt. 10 bid dufs
Ienommen..
"Sut aber IS TT idun ie6r fpGt
iir eu9. -.
sd sebe 9let6 nit ben -ainbern"
flee Obne Qffett, obne ibn an3us
eben. /
nSute Nd9t, Iieber 9apa!!"
n9ute Ra4t, mein tleiner ssunge
:. gut Ra4t, Gbt!"
@r tiibt bic &tnber; iie sebt an
BIN poriiber, tn's Wobn5immer, bre6t
i'd UNI: u&pmmt!" Sin f9euer 4us d,
ftreift ibn. limb bic &inbsr /.
ibr mad. !
Or tptrb bier auf bic Mutter tpars :
IN, tptrb nod elm pddr ernite Dorte !
ut tbr reben -. bas sebt 10 ni9t, 4
e mub tiinftis i'm unb bic Rinber :
I Rube laf.n... {
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-25

ROBERT WALKER.
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