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, 1908-10-02
r PARAGRAPHS

.,,on ,s n from the ranch.
uau.ou o. 1e,n, &c in tho CITY
wv IT.
A. l. SeoVliie was mere
ing.
Herbert Ming u NUN
the caty.
Fred Erickson was down ITO" EAA
mountain To-Day
Miss Maybelle Kunkel, the Mahaei
teacher, is in the city TO-DAY.
D. N. Stickney of the democratic
state committee was here this morn
ing. uMA
sam H. Campbell went to Cheyenne
today to hear William H. Taft speak
this Afternoon.
Joe Black has returned rom ndiana'
where he has been visiting MS mo'ner
for the past two weeks.
Frank Holiday left today for Chi
caso on business for the Overland ce-
ment Plaster company. \
, 1908-10-02
this county. is in the city from his
Deerwood ranch at Centennial.

this county, is in the city from his
Deerwood ranch at Centennial.
Lawyer Thomas H. Gibson went to
Cheyenne on the noon train to hear
William H. Taft speak at the Capitol
Avenue theater this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Richards of Medi-
cine Bow were among the visitors to
the city this morning, looking after
some business matters here.
Ed s. jameson, clerk at the Union
Pacific supply store, returned last
night from Omaha, where he has been
taking in the Aksarben festivities.
Pat Whelan returned to his ranch
this morning, having come to the city
a day or two ago with a couple OF
young men who have entered the uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson of Laramie,
who visited in this city several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Palmer, re-
turned to their home last Saturday.
Casper Tribune.
G. A. Cook, the city editor Of this
paper, went to Cheyenne this after
noon to hear the next president speak
at the Capitol Avenue theater. He
will return on one of the night trains.
3. R. Miller of Wiliiamsport, Pa.
who is interested in the coal mines at
Walden, and Stewart Kennedy Of Mon.
arch, Wyo, a large coal man Of the
northern part OF the state, left this
morning for Centennial by train and
will go from there to North park by
wagon.
Joe Black of walden, who had much
to do with the success Of the fair in
bringing the Walden contingent to the
city. returned yesterday afternoon
from Mansfield, o.. where ne had been
visiting since the close of the fair.
and will probably return to Walden
tomorrow morning.
MI. John Muller and Mrs. Telvolles
left yesterday for Salt Lake, where
they will visit for a time before re-
turning to thier home at Sea Gin,
Long Island. Mr.. Muller is a brother
and Mrs, Telvolles is a niece of Mrs.
". H B. Jacobus Of this city. They
have spent several weeks visiting here
and enjoying our delightful climate.
, 1908-10-02
Oriain of "PaII MALI

PAL Mall pronounced pell melD
comes from pale maile. an ancient
game supposed TO have been played on
the present site of Pail Mall by Nor
mar monks, by whom 1t was intro
duced into England.
The %observant Pepys In his famous
diary makes merton of 1t thus;
april 2. 1861. Into st. James park,
where l saw the Duke of York playing
ut Pelemele, the first time that ever ]
saw the sport"
, 1908-10-02
How Britain Trains Her Sons.

Home life In England lacks the init.
macy and the charming sentimentality
of German family life. The sons of
England have TO leave home early in
life to go out into the wide world and
fight for themselves. They become In
dependent, Responsible men much ear
ller than our sons do.-Berliner Tage-
blatt.
, 1908-10-02

This is the little Hyo-
mel inhaler, the little
doctor that has cured
many thousands Of sui.
ferers from catarrh
bronchitis. asthma. hay
fever, coughs. colds and
grip.
It's SO easy and pleas.
, 1908-10-02
GOING TO CHEYENNE
IN AUTOS TOMORROW.

At the meeting Of the Laramie Auto.
mobile club at the Lovejoy Novelty
works last night, the owners of four
teen machines signed the agreement
for the Cheyenne run tomorrow, the
PARTY planning to leave here at IL a.
m. The program IS heretofore out
lined was not altered.
, 1908-10-02

my wife has been using Hyomei
for two months for catarrh and pull
monary trouble. She has received
more relief and benefit than from any
other treatment."-E. s. Parrett, JEFF
fersonville, o.
"Hyomei cured me Of terrible ear
ache and buzzing in the head. l would
not be without it in the house for a
single night."-Mrs. =. P. Fuller. Co
lumbia, s.. c.
A. H. Cordiner, the druggist, sells
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) and
guarantees Il. A complete outfit, In
GLIDING inhaler, only costs 31.00. and
an extra bottle of Hyomei. If after
wards needed, will cost but so cents.
, 1908-10-02
Two Sides.

Shelf a man loves his wife as
much as she loves him lie will stop
wasting his money on cigars if she
asks him. He-Yes, but If his wife
loves him as much as she ought to love
a man who loves her enough to stop II
she asks him she won't ask him.-Puck.
, 1908-10-02


Burrage In the Episcopa. church, Prof.
Ridgaway in the Methodist and Prof.
Middlekauff in the Presbyterian.
The Boys Mandolin club met Wed
nesday evening, at 4 o'clock, and the
girls, last might in the auditorium. New
members were elected to both organi.
cations.
Following Is the list of study rooms
provided for the use OF male students
during vacation periods:
Rooms 8 and Q. Prof. Merz; rooms
8 and 10. Dr.. Buckles; rooms 10 ana
II, DR.. BELLS; rooms l and 2, Prof.
Soule's; Don 3 and 8. Prof. Bells;
rooms 8 and 4, Prof. Ridgaway's.
Q .
The junior class held its first meet
ing Wednesday evening and elected
the following o1Aeefs:
President-Iven Price.
Secretary-Treasurer-Leslie Cook.
o O Q
Extensive plans are being made by
the members of st. Faiths Guild for
the reception which they are to give
to the students and faculty members
next Saturday evening in the assembly
room of the cathedral. A small play
is being arranged as one part of the
evenings program.
Q . o
The library has received a copy of a
treatise by Waiter Hickman, B. A.,
81 and NJ. A., '9S, now a Lutheran
clergyman in New York City. The
work is written entirely in German,
and is entitled Die Angelogie und
Damonologie des Dorans in vergliech
gu der Engel-und Geisterlehre der
Heiligen Schrift.'
A large number Of young ladies were
present Ut the vesper services held
last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lansdell
spoke in her enthusiastically charm
ing style upon "Life's Poetry" and
Laura Lee rendered a vocal selection.
600
Prof. Moudy returned yesterday
from Wheatland, where he has been
testing sugar beets at the Laramie
county fair.
The members of the board of trus-
tees, and the faculty, the alumni and
new stuents will be the guests of the
old students this evening at 8 o'clock
in the gymnasium.
Q
The next meeting Of the Y. W. C. A.
will be held next Friday after assembly
Q o Q
All male students are asked to meet
Prof. Rickel Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the auditorium concerning
the organization Of the Glee club.
Prof. Knight and Prof Moudy have
both been subpoenaed as witnesses in
a murder ase to be tried at Douglas
next week.
A. H. Osburn, F. M. Drinkhall. and
Howard Mosey have been elected as
executive committee Of the Boys Com
mons, to act with Secretary Burrage in
conducting the affairs of the ~organiza-
ton. Fifteen members are now en-
rolled.
900
The class in Chemistry l Is the lar
gest for many years.
zee
The class in normal music has been
slightly changed. The first term will
be devoted to theory, the second to
methods, and the third will be given to
practice teaching in the training
school, under the direction of Prof.
Rickel.
@ @
Prof. and Mrs. Knight entertained at
a charming dinner party Sunday after
noon. The guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Merica, Prof. and Mrs. Hoefer and Ar
mold Merica.
, 1908-10-02
WORKMAN CAUGHT IN
WATER PIPE CAVEIN.

Mike Melish, an Austrian laborer
employed in digging a trench r
Third street at Grand e was
caught by a cavein at II o'clock this
morning, and was rescued by his com
panions without great effort. He was
squeezed about the chest and lower
limbs, but is believed not to have been
seriously injured.
, 1908-10-02
PARTY TO

TOOK PARTY TO
THE COUNTRY TODAY.
George Pointing left for the country
in an automobile this morning with
Timothy Ross and a party Of stock
buyers. intending to return later in
the afternoon,
, 1908-10-02
Quite Refined.

Mrs. Caller-Are your new neighbors
refined? Mrs. Nextdoor-I should say
so! They never borrow anything but
our silver and cut glass.-Chicago
News.
, 1908-10-02
Gave Him Up.

"The doctors have given johnson
up"
Dear me, is he as Ill as that?"
mo: he's quite well. That's why
they've given him up"
, 1908-10-02
BIGGEST SHIPMENT
FROM CEMENT PLANT

Superintendent Scott OF the Acme
Cement Plaster company reports that
the business for September was the
largest ip the history Of the plant.
The shipments included 800 tons,
amounting to 100000 pounds. filing
$50 cara. The management of the
plant is quite proud Of the record
made. I
, 1908-10-02

"Flattery Is like a fairy tale. Even
though n does not believe it, n lis
tens willingly to it."
, 1908-10-02

JONATHAN AND oNoW EATING
APPLES AT THE LARAMIE GRO
Gerry co. 45t2
, 1908-10-02
0 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q Q 0 o o 5000 Q
! University Notes !
4 BY LESLIE BAILEY COOK. =
C. 90 o o o Q o

= = o 90 o Q Q Q . Q 90 oO
The following directory Of the mem
bers of the faculty may be found con-
yenient for reference:
DIR. Merica, Alb Eleventh street.
Prof. Towar, 1O16 Grand avenue.
DR.. Nelson, 402 Eleventh street.
Prof. Soule, COS Seventh street.
Prof. Merz, 213 Eighth street.
Dr.. Hebari. 318 Tenth street.
Prof. Ridgaway, 31S Ninth street.
Prof. Hoefer, 318 Tenth street.
DR.. Wergeland, 31S Tenth street.
Prof. Middlekauff, 602 Grand venue.
Prof. Knight, Ala Eleventh street.
DR.. Downey, 4O8 University venue.
CAPTAIN Coburn, 312 Tenth street.
Dr.. Buckle, $40 Eighth street.
Prof. Stoner, residence hall.
Prof. Dart, 709 Grand avenue.
Prof. Holder, 407 Fourth street.
Mrs. Clark, 318 Second street.
Prof. Fitterer, 815 Eighth street.
Miss Adsit, 821 Thornburgh street.
Prof. Moudy. 400 Tenth street.
Prof. Hepner, 207 Thornburgh street.
Prof. Reed, 518 Ninth street.
Prof. LeCron, 4O7 Eighth street.
Mrs. Fling, SIS Ninth street.
Prof. McWethy, 609 Sheridan street.
Prof. Bells. 6o3 Eighth street
Prof. Rfckel, 306 Second street.
Secretary Burrage, SIP Ninth street.
Miss Crawford. Residence hall.
Mr.. Mcmillan. inner farm.
Mr.. McLay. stock farm.
Mr.. Faville. SOP Eighth street
coo
The girls gymnasium classes have
been organized and are now hard Of
work. The beginners, class under the
aids. Jean Douglas Grace Drew and
Evangeline Downev is WORKING on tho
rythmical exercises. The second.vear
class has taken up fencing under the
direction of Captain Coburn. and will
later do light apparatus work. Roth
classes meet on Tuesdays. Wednes.
days and THURSDAYS. at a o'clock.
DR.. Downev is in charge of an ex-
tensive lecture course in experimental
psychology, to be given under the
auspices of the Woman,s club. This
course will be open to eyervone inter.
ested, and one lecture will he deliver.
ed each week on an n not vet
determined upon
600
Following is the schedule of recita-
lions for the domestic science classes:
HygeneAMonday at II.
Domestic science-Lectura Monday
and Tuesday from 9 to 10. laboratory
Wednesday and Thursday from IL
to 10.
ture, Monday and Friday nom 9 to
IL; lecture, Tuesday from 10 to IL Sec
ond division-Lecture. Tuesday from
10 to ~; laboratory. Monday and Tues
day from 10 to ~, Friday from 9 to III
Advanced Domestic Art-Lecture,
from 1 to 4.
90 Q
Dr.. and Mrs. Merica gave a most de.
lightful dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Secretary and Mrs. Burrage
The guest list included Hon. Otto
Gramm, Prof. and Mrs. Hoefer. Prof.
Miss Stoner and Mrs. LeCron.
Q Q Q
After the completion Of the Resi-
dence hall Miss stoner's ONCE hours
will be from 8 to 9, and every vacant
period during the day.
Q Q O
Dean Hunton expects to return to-
morrow, and will probably re-enter the
university.
9
faculty have been considering the
candidates for graduation and arrang-
ing with regard to credits. Ten or
more candidates have already oeen
raised upon
o
he ready for tomorrow.
@ @ q
Word has been received that Miss
Abbv brew who Is teaching in Rock
Springs has been transferred to the
, 1908-10-02
BEST CATARRH DOCTOR

Has Cured Thousands-WilI Cure You
or Money Back.
, 1908-10-02

CAMPAIGNERS. GET YOUR CI-
CARS AT THE GEM CITY GROCERY
EXPRESSLY FOR THAT PURPOSE.
45t2
, 1908-10-02

A complete line of land blanks, for
ale at The Republican once.
, 1908-10-02

IF you want some
thing out of the ordi-
nary in fruit, call at
the Pacific Market.
LAST CHANCE FOR FANCY ELL
BERTA PEACHES. OILY $1.oo PER
BOX AT THE GEM CITY GROCERY.
45t2
, 1908-10-02

Spring lamb and
veal at the M o d Q |
Market.
, 1908-10-02

Beef, just as good as
that which took first
premium at the fair.
AT the Model Market.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

e,uem TGynen Gtumen ,rau6 unb einem
pln3i9sa Id7t6en in Der l9dno.
n9err Sronitprp i4itt bieS bier"
meIbete lie.
@etroffen urb neu9ierig 0ffnete
Sutia ba5 &GitGen.
So sntbielt, allf lpeiBcm Sammet eez
bettet, Die is6S %Aleranbrite. Gin tleiz
mes YrieF1en lag ba6ei, oos Sulia nit
5itteynben 6ingern entfaltete.
2icbe Trcuubin. Idutetc bas Brief
den, geitdtten sic mir, S9nen beiFolz
gsno nit ter5lid)ftCm Dante fir Sbre
Gis6cngrpiirbi9teit bic Steine gu Siis
zen gu legen, lpel4e sic fir mid gu
bciorgen 70 giitig iparen.-S9 bate
feline 3eit mebr, tie in cine 9roi6e ooer
bcrgIet6en fdilen gu laiIen, peil iA
beuie M6eno meine Reiie na6 benz
Orient dntreIe, BON Der iA S9nen ihon
large anceutete.-Gs 1T pdbr, oab ih
nod bis Dor Sturgeon glaubte, bieie
Heiie niht aQein, ionbern gu 3peien
dntretsr gu t0nnen; aber i6 babe ges
fe6en, bab Der &amerab, ben i9 fir
bieie Reiie in Iusii6t genommen, 'i6
bod nidt gang ca3u eignct.-Oenn
benfen sic, i6 bobe entbedt, bab be-
iaster &amerab piel su-fein, pisl gu
i6lau fir mid i1t-es sd6e teinen Gins
tlan9 Bel uniern 10 peri6iebenen Naz
turen, 9ei benz SntereiIe, bas Sic
a~lle3sit fir mid bdtter, Bin i6 ii9er,
boB sic mir beiItimmen iperoen, lpenn
i'd nun d1ein bic Sabrt antrete, bic
mid Bis noh Snbien fiibreh foG.
Wenn i'd beimtebre, brin9e id Sbnen
einen inoiIden Rubin nit. GS gibt
bort gang bsionoerS icR0ne.
Sn tiefIter GrgebenGeit tiibt SDnen
bic feline 9uno
Sbr rqeoant" 9ronitprp.
2an9e iob Sulia nit bieIem 9riefe
in Der Sarb uno itarrts nit 9erun3elten
8roucn unb bla1en Nangen in bic
@lutB hes aamins. @ber iie mar nidt
Die 6rall, bic fid leidt nieoerIdmetz
tern IieB.
Mit elmer perd6tli6en 9cipegung
tparf ie i6lieBlid ben Brief ms Seuer.
sd babe ibn 3utpcilcn einen 9ez
banter 9enannt," murmelte iie. raber i6
irrte mid. Gr 1T nidt MIR Elm Pebant.
%ionoern Elm Giel!"
limb lie b~eitelte ben Wagen. I'm in
bic Oper 81 fabrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Die GbrfnfbulO.

Ser 1906 per1tprbene engliIde mi
niter GGarles S. Tor iuar ein e6enio
GROCER Spieler ais Staatsmann, unb
feline @ldubiger battsn bitter unter ieiz
ner 2eioeni9dft gu leioen. SIN Sabre
1903, no4 benz Srieoen bon Imicns.
ma6te er cine Stubienreiie in Sranfs
rei9 unb lieb ii1 ba3u BON eincm 2ie@
feranten 800 8uineen aus, bic bieier.
tpie es f4ien, ME 5uriidbetommen iolte.
60 oft er ieinen S6ulbner mabnen
fam, erbielt er BON benz 9iener bic
@ntipprt, Der Winiiter babe tetn Gelb,
I'M ibn 5u be5d9len. Gines Cages, als
ct rpie gelpObnlih bieie trDitenbe Qusz
tunft erbielt, rib Dem armen 9ldubieer
ober bo6 bic @eoulb. Gr rannte ben
Siener iiber ben Saufen unb brang
pbne Meiteres in bas Silnmer ieines
SduIbners elm, Der iselenpsrsniist por
einem Slide fab, auf Dem mebrere
Sauienb Grancs in Cob lagen. Der
2ieferant bemertte natiirlid, bab 6or
san5 pobl i'm Stanbe lei, isiner 8erz
pflihtung ibln seeeniiber raA5utomz
men. Sebo6 Gor iuete: nNein, i6
lam sic bod nidt be5oblen, benn bas
Gelb ba seb0rt nidt mir. @Ges, mas
Sic ba ieben, bient basu, cine gbrenz
fdulb gu b%eaablen." Der 9ldubiser
mar islbitperftdnblid bon bieIer Gr>
tldruns niht befri.bigt, unb Spr
ma1te iih nun baran, ibm a,tseinan=
ber5uieBen, mas cine gbreni6ulo iet.
rgeIern @beno," beridtete er, bat mir
Sberioar 800 @uinesn abseppnnen.
fir bic er feline anbere 9iirsidaft bat
aIs mein Wort. Wenn mir nun irgenb
Elm Malbeur paffirt, bepor id meiner
Wsrpflihturg ibm gegeniiber na9ses
fommen bin, tpelfsn 8etpeis fDnnte
Sheridan bann bafiir erbrinsen, baB
i'd fem Shulbner bin2 Sic baben
tpentgiteus meme llnteridrift, ouf bic
BIN meme SamiIie esipib obne 8siter.s
besoblen ipiirbe."-rSo," periebte Der
anbsrs, nalfo nur besbalb fam i) mein
@elb ni6t betommen, neil Sbre llnters
fdrift duf benz Billet itebt, bas i9 in
Sdnben babe9 @ut!" Gr serriB ben
bon Sor ausseitenten Shulofdcn unb
fubr fort: rSebt babe i9 feline anbere
Garantie als Sic ieGbft, unb Sbre
G9ulb mir eeseniiber 1T dlter als bic
gegen Sbren @Gdubiser bon eeftern
@benb." Gor nabm 300 9uin.en unb
CAB lie feinem @ldubiser. Sd bante
Sbn.n," faste CT. rboB Sic foldes
@%ertrduen su mir haben. Da 1T, mas
id Sbnen fdulbe, Sheridan ipirb nit
benz Neite feines Gelbes tparten milf,
fen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

fie NIT einem &unitftiid gu Gnbe pus
rem, iparfen ie &ubbdnbs inter bic
3uf6auer, uno bic pisber flatfdten 10
laut, bab es BON ben !6Gufsrn pioers
baltic. Clinton flati6te nit.
Ginmal abcr pdre feline Yrin3eIIin
beinabe b~ingeiturat, mar absr 10 fir
ipieber auF ben 9einsn, baB Mnton
gar ni9t 3eit bate gu erf9reaen.
Seine bunteln @liaen blibtcn mn
INNER in belli9ter Trsube. unb feline
Dangen 9liibten Dor Grreguno.
uro che er ii6's berIob, hatten bic
8aiaasos ibr Qa:3es Stiid gil Gnbe
gcipieIt uno Iiefsn in ben Waqen Suz
rid, eben in bep, Der por inn Itdnb.
Mber foum mar bic Sbiir binter
ibren in'S S9loB asbriidt, ba tlatI6s
ten 5tpsi i4olenbe Sbrfeigen, uno nit
bebenbem Sab iprang bas feline Mdoz
den auf bic StraBs. Sin 9agel Don
G6impflporten flog binter linn brein,
barauf tlappte bic Sbiir 81.
60 i9neq ging bas alles. urb II
itanb iie in benz 9riinleu@tsnben On
qua bi6t neben benz tleinen @nton unb
rieb iit bic brennenben Baden, bab
er ii6er ben pl0sli9cn Sdred gar feins
5reube rerTpIrte. feline prin3sliin 10
nabe bel iid gu BADEN.
Iber iie fom bann f6nel unb lpdns
bette fi6 in MitIsio. 2eiie bsriibrte
er ibren Nrm urb id9te nit feiner Deis
den Stimme: DIT, gu mas bat Der
Did 9ei9Iagea9 @ar ta5 Sein
pdpa?"
Mit einem Rud RIB bic aleine ibrsn
4rm 5uriid. al5 gs'tb:be ifr Elm linz
redt, rnb funtslte ben tleincn @nton
nit sornigsn Wuqen an: .Dat piuIte,
t!sene Robndic? Dir in frembs Samis
lisnangelegenbeiten mifden9 Saa id
bet @at:rn, b:t tedt Dir Gene nit feline
flint Sdusrihen" - gum 3cidsn fg6s
teIte ibre tlsine Sonb ibm Dor Der
Naie - bet Su in teenen Sars rinz
paBt."
Mls pGre ,r in ben 9obsn eetpa4s
fen: unbepegli6 unb nit i4redgclpeiz
teten Mugsn itarrte Intpn auf baS
aornipriibsnbe MGoden.
,Grna! Grna!" @rS benz WHgen
RIFFS cine Stimme. nEan bier. aber
en- bisten baui! @srquaie mid bic 3eit
nit bic 2auieiungenS."
Sa mar iie psridpunben. Seine
prin5eiIin. Ssins osrtuunit:ne crime
grin5eiIin. @nton aGer ~itarrte MIR
INNER auf bic 3biit, bic ii6 bintsr ibr
sei6loTen. Ser Stura in oas 9erbe
Peben lam gu idnel.
Grit ais Elm ~piel1unbert Ittmmtges
6alo bic Na4t erfiillte, neil Elm
Glotpn auf bic Srstter fprdna, fanb er
ii6 tpieber pom eriten S6red. Sbm
mar 70 le:r um'5 9:r6.
llnp ais CT ii6 oann obpanote uno
aus benz 2drm in Die einIame Strabe
sing, bic i'm na3 SauIs fibrte, riez
ieIten Ieiie 3ropfcn in isinen MGrz
6entpalo uno puroen elm bsiber He'
gen.
Sds tparen IntonS erIte S9rdnsn
lin feline erits 8ralt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06
Unions prin5e0ln.
Don 9uGcpb Rubnisk.

.poiu35ers iino ba! poia53ers linb
Sm Sturmlauf bab bic Baden 5its
ierten, iprangen 5ipei 8naben in BIZ:
9feiben Der auf benz S9urbof ipirlenz
Den Sameraben. Nuf benz Wiarttplab
Ddtten Iie bic &pmDbiantcnpagen gez
feben unb riefen nun in !9alt, hire
Reuigtsit unter5ubringen, nit iibcrz
f9lagenber Stimme: npoia56ers itno
ba! poia55ers iino BAL"
Ser 2Grm Der 6riihitiidspauie pers
ftummte, unbea6tet ROTTEN bic Spiels
bile iiber bic @roe, uno nit porgss
i6obenen &6pfen Drdngte ii6 allies I'M
bic atbemIos @r5GDlenoen. Gs gait,
fem Wort gu perlieren.
Limb 5pei gang fleine poja35ers
iinb audi babel, elm Sunge unb Elm
Mdb9en. 4ber Der Surge 1T piel fors
iher,"
Limb bier Wagen baben tie.
r8ier Wd9en9" riefen ale %eritalrnt.
,Saben ie aud einen Seiltdn3er?"
.Iu ia! Der tlsine ppia55er tdn5t
auf benz Sell" beitdti9te eifri9 Der
erite.
% Su Gii9ner," fagte Der anbere,
v9u peibt baS ia gar ni9t."
limb getpiB lpeiB id ous. Gr bat
es mir bod IelbIt Seia9t. limb er piro
feline tleine S6peIt ter in einem &arrcn
auf benz Sell fabren, unb bic pirb all
seaoeen fein pie cine prin5eiiin.
nNu fein! 4u fein!"
Gin erblpier sSSubel erbpb 1i6, unb
alles fprane bur6einanper in porlpeg
gefdDpftem GrgDBen Der Semitic, bic
ibrsr parteten, benin cine fabrenbe 3D.
jaaaotruppe mar i9nen elm i~eltenss
Set.
Hur Der tleine Gntpn, bes 2ebrsrs
Clinton, lDTte ii6 poriidtig aus benz
&nGuel unb trat abieits in cine Nil6e
Der S9ulmauer. Gr mar Elm filler
&nabe.
Cine Yrin3eiIin! badte er. unb in
feinen Iugen ipurb. es bell. Die ipas
rem grob unb runo pie SduIterfugeln
unb f9par5 pie Elm MGrdenipalb.
Sp6 iab ben nismanb. Nur feline
Wutter man6mal, benin Miitter iebcn
INNER tief, unb er. Gr allein beIab
aud sinen 3auberitab gu bieiem MGr>
6enpalb, unb ipenn er ipollte. bann
ipurbe es Iiht barin BON tauienb buns
ten 5lammen, unb bic leu9teten elmer
gansen Welt. Ni4t elmer, bic Der
ipirtli6en fremb mar. Nur i6Dner
mar tie. Iber etpas bate i6r bisber
INNER nod sefcblt: eine prinseiiin,
tpie lie iein Sruoer bate, Der Hefez
renbar. Sottors Srmsarb nannte er
INNER 10, unb bic mar feline Srait,
bic er beiratben polte, ipenn er eins
NAL Rs6tsdnipalt mar. go eine Yrins
seiiin fsblte ibm nod. limb nun bate
er ie ssfunben.
Mit benz Ruf Der S9ulglode sers
flatterten bic 2i6ter in Intons Mus
gen, bic benz Gin3ug Der Grfebnten
eeflammt. limb fdpars unb fhpeigs
fam blidte pieber Der Mdrhenpalo.
Sobalb aber Der l1nterriht 81 Gnoe,
nabm iit @ntpn brr, ppllte er ielbit
bin, bic prinSsiiin gu feben. limb
tpenn audi Die Stunben in &etten su
eeben f6isnell, iie tamen bod ans
3iel.
On ben Sauiern iprang er entlans.
I'm niht i'm Saufsn Der anbern 81
traben, uno iprane iiber bic Steintrspe
pen, bic ihre breitsn 3unesn ipsit auf
bic StraBe hinausitredten. Nter
INNER linter ieinsn Gjsoantea Der,
! bonn bic iparen iGneuer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

g a # Tim Sorftbaufe gum Sobn'
bes SDrfters): rWarum fpibt benn Der.
Malbl bic Sbren9"-S obn b g
s ters: Der Batter bat fpeberl
in feinem Simmer auf bic elettrif4e'
4linsel eebriidt unb ba sGblt nun Der,
Malbl, Oh ibm's gilt" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

Sic d. itbetbeiligttn.-
Scr perlfuloetc @raf lit ia BON
81ubern eefanacn genommen nor
benz" rSa, aber feline 8lGu6iger
baben i'm bereits luieoer alsgeloit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

Nn Der Mipiera.- ySleiben
Sic nod loltgc bier, gn0oigc 6rau?"
= ga, mein Mann bat ben &limo-
iuedicl oitf lpeitere Iehs @o6en pro-
longirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-06

lie nIber er fam, unb mitten BARN
biipften bic pfeifenben SDne Der Orebs
preel.
8ebutiam f6lid Clinton um ben
Gi6ttesel, Der in bic 3ugangsitrabe
fiel, serabe in benz Nueenblid, als auf
elm gellenbes 9lpden5eiden bret 8az
iaasos auf bic 8rstter fpran9en. limb
- adj! er ipGre am liebiten 9eipruns
gen Dor Sreube pis elm Sunasidlein
i'm &lse: feline Yrin5eiiin lpar aud
babel.
0ar bic 56Dn unb 70 eisen aneesos
gen! Gin gans grasgriines &leio tru9
fie, redt 10 tpie elm nadter Gaubfroi4
in feinen MGrdenbihsrn. limb mar
cine psripuni6ene Yrir5eiiin. lin bic
Siiften leste ii9 cine breite rothc
S6Grpe, unb cine rpths S6leife
brannte in benz na6tbunteln Saar.
Inton bate fia in bic Ndhe zines
Der 8aiassotpassn 9si4lidsn. Ser
bedte ibn unb Iieb susleid eiaen
Sur6eud. Sa batte CT bds 9anae
Iuitiae Spettatel taum 5ehn Sdritte
Dor fid.
81, ipie feline Yrin5efiin fprinsen
fonnte! 8einsr BON an ben Sungen in
Der S6ule that es ibr nod. 8dlo
tugeIten iie ole umsinanbsr. balo lies
fen tie auf ben Sanben, balb t~letters
ten fis, Der cine auf ben anoern, uno
fpranaen ouf bi. 8rettsr hinab, edB
iie Iaut tIappc-t.n. unb INNER. mann