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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Woman With $40, 900 Salary.

III. III. Rogers is an exception
among the great financiers in having
a woman for his private secretary.
This extremely responsible post is
filled by Miss X. l. Harrison. who re-
ceiyes for her services a salary which
is reported TO be $4,000 year.
Miss Harrison has been with Mr..
Rogers for several years, says Sys-
TEN. and in that time has come TO
know all of his business friends and
social acquaintances. When Mr.. Rog-
ers is out of town, as he usually is.
Miss Harrison runs his Office. She
has her stenographers. her clerks and
her Office boys. who obey her as their
chief.
Even when Mr.. Rogers is present.
his time is occupied only as she has
arranged for 1t; and it must be a
very unusual and extremely impor-
tant piece OF business that can get
a personal conference with even Miss
Harrison, 10 say nothing of Mr.. Rog-
ers, until il has been duly taken up
by correspondence and analyzed and
PaSStu uBohs
Mark Twain once said that II he
let his correspondence go unanswered
long enough, il no longer became
necessary TO answer il at all. and he
could throw away large bundles OF
neglected letters at a time. Perhaps
this influence-Mr. Rogers and Mark
Twain are fast friends--is felt in
Miss Harrison's office; certain it is
that many letters arrive there merely
to find oblivion.
To Miss Harrison falls the duty OF
serving as Mr.. Rogers official buffer
more than that, as his representa-
tive. She herself has buffers.
through whom it is difficult TO pass
except by prearranged appointment
by letter. Telephone messages are po-
litely requested to be put in written
form and submitted by letter.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
g9a7E1s15sIN
oN&E2 NEWEST
/H-.NFASHIONS
EM.:.Kxxxx3

Bridge green is one of the newest
colors.
Chrysanthemums are decided
novelty for hat trimmings.
Turquoise blue felt hats are ex-
ceedingly smart for small boys.
The Normandy bonnet is the sweet
est OF headgear for tiny girl.
The entire success OF this seasons
gowns depends on the cut and ft
A pretty whimsical fancy is the
wearing Of satin sandals in the even
ing.
Embroidered and beaded tulles
have taken the place OF lace on even
ing gowns.
The bishop style IS one OF the
quaintest dresses for girls of two or
three years.
Vivela makes effective and prac-
tical frocks for the school girl. 1t
tubs beautifully.
Often it is the scarf carried with
a gown that gives the artistic touch
TO the whole costume.
Some of the beautiful old oriental
embroideries are used on hand bags
and writing portfolios.
Braiding is done on gowns OF all
materials from the filmiest gauze to
the heaviest broadcloth.
A small reading glass Is worn on
long chain by women who do not wish
to wear glasses all the time.
Some Of the new motor coat mod
els are lined with a good grade Of fan
mel, dyed to match the material.
A novelty that borders on the ex-
treme is large black gauze rose
worn on the corsage OF a light coll
ored gown.
The neck ruche is great comfort
TO the woman with a double chin or
bomely ears. II covers both Of these
defects.
When buying a sweater Il pays 20
get the pure lambs wool. which costs
only a little more, is lighter weight
and warmer.
The darker browns are we'll repre-
sented In the street suits, the trim
mings on the whole being OF black
satin, with buttons 10 match.
Never wear a slipper with rosetts
or bow that Is crushed or frayed. II
is an easy matter TO renew these lit
tie trifies. A fresh. crisp rosette has
wonderful way OF making an old
slipper look quite presentable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
China Has Suffragettes.

"China will stand as the strongest
friend OF the United States in the
event of war in the East" said
Minister WI Ting Fang while he en-
Dyed an uncooked vegetable dinner
Il the home of Eugene Christian in
lakewood. y. j.
China would ally with the United
'tates but not with Japan should Eu-
ropean powers become hostile in the
Orient" continued DR.. Wu as he told
of the pace which America is setting
for the Chinese.
Then the minister quickly added
that the American invasion in his
home country had grown so far that
the subject of woman suffrage is al
ready finding its place in the land.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Aldrich's KendY VT.

Ferris Greeslet. In his Life u
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.' relates this
story, among other instances OF Mr.
Aldrich' = ready wit, which his biog-
rapher describes as marked with "a
certain happy impudence. After an
absence OF a year or two from his
home. Le wished 20 have his namc
reinstated in the voting list Of Boston.
Appearing before a minor Magistrate
OF Irish extraction. he was asked his
name and occupation, and II he could
read. Modestly admitting that he
could. little. he was given the
Declaration OF Independence and told
TO read thot."
"Begorra, said Aldrich, "f will.
Whin in the coorse iy human
ivints-"
He was incontinently allowed to
register. -Bellman.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Tracing a Small Coin.

!. The Panama 10-cent piece is about
the size of the American dime, and
although it is worth only half as
much as the latter coin it may be
passed as such in a hurry A man
who recently went TO the Isthmus OF
Panama returned with one of these
dimes in his pocket He gave il 10
a friend whose wife was a collector
OF coins. The friend put il in his
pocket intending to give it TO his
wife, but gave it by mistake 10 his
grocer in Brooklyn. He discovered
the loss two days later, and hurried
TO the grocer TO trace it, if not get
IL. The grocer said, yes, / remem,
ber finding that coin in my cash
register and l got rid of it ten min.
utes after you gave 1t TO me. II is
gone now, but ! will speak to the wo-
man TO whom / gave it," Six days
later the grocer handed the dime
back to its owner, with the eXplana-
ton that the woman gave it to her
daughter, who gave it TO the ticket
agent at the Park Place station OF
the Brighton Beach line, who gave it
to a clerk in Manhattan, who gave II
to the keeper OF a cigar stand. who
gave it TO a conductor on a Broad.
way surface car. All the victims had
good memories, and the coin was re-
turned along the line TO its first
American owner.-Kansas City Jour.
nal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

that the love goes out OF life and is
replaced by will and the child life de-
parts and the years bind instead OF
freeing.
Life ought TO be a delightful jour
ney towards freedom.
Taken as a whole it is; but we have
vast ups and downs; we have so much
needless pain and friction and un-
happiness along the journey. And
we create it all ourselves.
If your love is open TO the univer-
sal life principle it will flow in unto
you. You will not doubt life. You
health and harmony.-New Haven
Register.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Samisen Banished For the Piano.

Women OF Japan have taken TO
modern musical instruments, and the
samisen OF the geisha girl and the
koto OF the better class are passing.
The little Jap women are learning TO
finger the piano, and many OF them
have shown remarkable aptitude for
It. Toxic. Yokohama and other cit
les in the Flowery Kingdom have be-
gun TO multiply brass bands. Toxic
has an academy OF music, and all OF
the young women OF the upper classes
have come TO look upon music as an
essential part OF their education. This
Is reform with a vengeance, and IL
shows that the Japanese woman,
when It comes 10 progress and the
borrowing OF ideas from Europe and
America. Is as alert and adaptive as
her husband. Womsn's clubs have
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Training OF Children.

Miss Jane Brownlee recently spoke
to 1900 teachers in Cincinnati and
to 500 in Columbus, Ohio. on the
ethical training Of children. For sew
eral months she has been kept busy
addressing teachers institutions. and
It seems significant that many pro-
grams at such meetings have recently
dealt almost exclusively with charac-
ter building in the schools.-New
York Sun.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
HAD BAD ITCHING HUM0R.
limbs Below the Knees Were Raw
Feet Swollen-Sleep Broken
Cured i'm = Days by Cuticura.

Some two months ago | had humor
break out on my limbs below my knees.
They came to look like raw beefstesk. all
red, and no one knows how they itched
and burned. They were so swollen that I
could not get my shoes on for a week or
more. I used five or six different remedies
and got no help, only when applying them
the burning was worse and the itching less
For two or three weeks the suffering was
Intense and during that time / did not
sleep an hour at time. Then one morn.
ing tried bit of Cuticura. From the
moment it touched me the itching was
gone and have not felt bit of it since
The swelling went down and in two days I
had my shoes on and was about as usual.
George p. Farley, 50 South State St, Con.
cord, ". H., Nav IA. 1907"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

Peanut Cream-Three pins peanuts shelled and put
through chopper adjusted as fine as possibe two
cups OF sugar two-thds OF milk small piece
OF butter Stir together till dissolved
milk then cook without disturbing spins thread or
make soft ball little
Ice water rake from the fire, and while strs
another must the and
pour into buered pans and cut in small squares cold
Wrap in waXed paper and put in pretty holding
Write in gilt box Best"
fill the boxes with Fad dates stuffed chopped peanuts
N
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Danish Worries,

Keep the worries from your mind
and cultivate only such thoughts as
you desire to see manifested. 1t is
because the mind is allowed TO be-
come obsessed by fear, by doubt, by a
thousand groundless apprehensions
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
What, Indeed?

at was kind Providence that gave
US tn weather" mused the janitor
philosopher over his Orooms.
You think so, John?" spoke up the
fat policeman.
"Oi do, bedad, widout tn weather
what would all the old cross-grained
fogies that loaf around cigar shops
avn grocery stores hov TO kick about?"
Boston Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

tsecretions passed irregularly With
pain. and bloated badly. Ny head
swan and spots flitted before my
eyes. One doctor said | was incurable.
However, J found prompt relief when
] started using Doan's Kidney Pills.
and the troubles have related grad
ually disappeared.
Sold by all dealers. soc. a box.
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, y. Y
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Undoubted Fact All Around.

Don't you think more capital in
vested would produce results in aerial
ASCENSION
II must say it does make the money
ady.--Baltimore American.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Beastly Intelligence.

More than 5000 elephants a year
20 20 make our piano keys" re.
marked the student boarder who had
been reading the scientific notes In a
patent medicine almanac
For the lands sake!" exclaimed
the Iandlady. Amt II wonderful
what some animals can be trained TO
do?"-Chicsgo News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

ceased 10 be a novelty in Japan. and
there is impetus in the movement 10
discard the old flowing costumes for
modern dress. IL is doubtful, how,
ever. If this reform is TO be desired
for the Japanese dress has an artistic
beauty far removed from the inven,
tions OF Paris. London or New York.
New York Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

years ago ! contract
ed severe kidney
trouble and my back
began 10 ache con-
tinually. Every day
IL seemed worse.
The least pressure
on my back tortured
me, and / could not
stoop without a bad
twinge The kidney
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Mind Your Own Business.

There is no promise of a crown OF
righteousness for proficiency in regu,
lating your neighbors.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

The Chinese Government has es-
tablished a school at Shanghai 20 in
struct the sons OF fishermen ia mod
era methods Of fish culture.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
Don't Give Up.

Tf you have missed the mark. don't
give up. Load your gun and try
again.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04
SEEMED WORSE EVERY DAY.
& Dangerous Case Of Kidney Trouble
and How It Was Checked.

Mrs. Lucy Que5eek. Mechanic St..
Hope Valley, r.. L, says: Eight
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-25
NIIerIei.
Sim IA 8pzeruhpr If

Mm IA. DECEMBER ioa bier
cine G~eriammlung Der @refutipfo=
mites aaer anti=8robibitionsclubs
ltattfinoen.
Die Ginridtung zines Some
for frienoleB girls tit geiifert.
Mls Ser Iobofat &irbD q.
Wartin Montng abetlo Die lexington
ape1ue entlang ging, fielen ibn 5ipei
Wanner an, bon oenen elmer auf i'm
iboB. Die &ligel orang inn in Die
Sano, peruria6te aber feline eefabr=
lihe Wunoe. Die Mngreifer maften
iid bapon. Wartin alaubt, oaB er
fir einen anoern gebalten nuroe.
Ger Staatsiefretdr bat Dem
San Mntonio Mio=@inter Sair oro
Sofep Club ei1en Charter gepabrt.
SEER so artin @ h mi t 1T
BON elmer langeren @eiu6sreiie in
9eutlhlano pieber 3uriidgefebrt.
80 3nei @eiter periudten 0iells=
tag morgen eeeen 8 lbr oas Auto-
mobil 6es am @rlinaton Court nof-
rletloen Doc 5oreIt 81 itebler, mllroell
aber iiberraidt uno madten 1if) oo=
mn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-25

9ann laBt man BALI gutter li1o bulls
Ginoernierenfett beiB meroen, legt
Die gnte binein, eieBt cine Saiie
0fild ulb cine 5alie @ailer nnO
ipater, ipertn Die Sauee eineefoht 1T,
abmebielno einen 2offeI Mil6 utlo
ei1len 2offel @aiier oa5u uno laBt bic
Cute nit einigen Gbampignous
braun uno gldn5eno braten.
3itrunenmcblipeiie. / 8irt @eib=
lDein miro 5llnt &oden gebra6t, mo-
rouf mon iopiel g~eriebenes @eiBbrot
bin5uriibrt, Bis ETH iebr fteifer 8rei
ettftebt ben man, iobalo er eeborig
aasgequoaen 1T, bonn Seller nimmt
nfo 6eiB nit ~ 8flno 3uder, Ser
out 3afer abgeriebenen eddie neblt
benz SdNp BON bier 3itroneft uro Ell
nem a%affeeloffel bon 3immt per-
rllbrf. @em Die Moiie abgefiiblt
TT. mildt mon ao6 10 giootter un6
ben Sdlnee Der @ipeiBe bitl5u, fiiGt
es IN cine blltterbatrihene sSprm,
laBt Die Speiie bel mGBiger SiBe q
Stltloen lang baden nno aiebt lie
oam iofort m Der 5orm 5n Slid, III
Dem mon tie bios nit 3uder be-
ifrert
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Npti5 an Gtemer5aBIer.
Mapor's Office, San antonio.
Seras. 1908.

Seras. 1908.
IS miro biermit aneefunoigt,
oaB Der v9oaro of gqualiia-
tion" am Montag Sen 2. Nopelnber
in Der Office bes Staot-alieiiors,
IN Der Stootbole, 5uiammengetre-
ten 1T, Inn iiber Die Mppeaationell
gegen Die gntIdeioung oes 5ta0t-
Miieiiors uno iiber aIe bonn IIleiior
gemo6te @iieiiments (angege6ene uno
nid)t angegebene) fir gigenttim fir
oas am 81. Moi 1908 enbenoe Sis.
foliabr 81 berbanoeln.
Die 9eboroe bIeibt t1eIi1 bon 8
llbr bormittags Biz / rbr nabmit-
tags (Somtog unb Seiertag alisge-
idloiieu) in Situng unb beenoet if
re @rbeiten innerbalb led5ig Sagen.
0ahoem fi6 Die @qualiiations-8e-
borbe pertagt bat, neroen ipeoer Scr
Staotrat, nod oas aiieIiment-ao-
mite Betitionen be3iielih Der @iieii-
ments beriidii6tigen.
STANDARDIZATION
atteItiert: Mapor.
Sre6. 5rieS
Sta0t=GIerf.
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es lit INNER nod Ieidter, 3luei
Serren 81 oienei1, ols eilter @erriu.
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Uranoeisentnms HeBertrasmmgerl.

Nni1ie un0 @us. &uenB utlb @ntil
Golenberg il. an g. s.. Waffi, @rnnDs
itiif an Der @oliao Goao; $1,000.
Charles @raebner urlo MIfreo 9ners
fer an 81. q. 8atpion, 8r1noItiid in ner
Siucrelt Mboition; $275.
6. S. &leine an S. s.. g)eralep,
@runoitiid an Der @de Der Nonferet)
un6 HoiiIa Ctr; $3.50.
8. 6. Mitte an Srau emma Stltrln.
@runbItid all Der SIpriba Ctr; $3.50.
Clifton George an 8. &. Sartgel,
@rnnbitid in Der aepitone 1art Sui
Dibiiion, 1925.
Charles q. 8ibl an 9iouieip gass
que5, @ruroitiid an Der golima Str;
q. q. galmer an George glirqei,
@rnnoitiid in Der 8ooolaipn Aobitfol,
$40.
Gbarles 2ucas llno ;srau an gbarles
unn Caroline @lbredt, @runoitiid I'M
nelten @itpSSlod 1887; $500.
Saul Qinnnrb an @D. ullo 9lIfreo
@oboe, @rmaoitiid aa Der SiibzYteia
Ctr. 1925.
S. g. Safer nlo Srar an g6ories
Saiier, @ruloitild i'm ueuelt gitb@8lpf
1147, $298.71.
San @inter an Charles aaiicr,
@rltnoitild I'M neuen gitpS9nd 1187;
s g. 9aB nno 5rau an aouis aricS
ger @rltloitid an Der Ode 9uis unp
gomal Ctr; $1,000.
ISM. Martnn IL. q. an Stole Marthn.
@rlnoitiid an Der @de Der Gomlal u16
Hni5 Ctr; $40 II. q.
Same5 Nnrtpn an 9foIe 0arthn,
@rllnoitiid an Der @de Der Gpnal uuo
Gili8 Ctr; 1898.
6. 6. Rims unb :. $. 6. Sb0e an
@ottfieb 6. 3ellipe9er, @runoitiid AM
Iooiebelt Blace NDpitipn; $500.
Sobn 6. Suliban an Charles Sal
ler, Nnteil am @rnnoltiid IN Der 6poo
Ctr, SO Ii. u.
q. q. @ittinger uno Srau an 5ofm
q. Nartin, @rnnDitiid an Der Surtiiil
Speuue; $3.50.
@. q. Scott an 3arb Sdn1iB,
@ru1oltid an Der @aro Iperllie, Bels
laire Aooitiou; $500.
9tidaro Come uuO 8rou an Geo. $.
8ihl. @runbitiid an Der @de Ser 3u0nz
Ia mo giorosYecos StraBe; $2250.
emmett .. Code an Sranf 8. Boz
bdr0t, @rlinoitiid an Der Camden Str.;
$f345.
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Smlamo.

- Die 3abl Der Weni6en, Die bel
Dem Sturm in Mrfnnlas um's Sc
ben gefommen iino, lit ni6t 10 groB,
mie man 5uerit annabm. Sn 8iner
tit 0iemano getotet.
Iud in Mi6igan lit Die Maui-
uno &lauenieu6e mlfgetreten.
Inter Dem Namen uNationaI
Cotton @fioeiation" bot iib cine nene
.8ereinigung eebiloet, Die ben Sll=
terelIen Ser gottonfarmer bienen Io1.
= @ouperneur Cumming bon
Soma lit gum gunoesienator En-
pablt.
Sn 9iptonpiae, nobe Dem
Geelfoot See in Genneiiee. bat einc
8oifsmelge orei Neger aus Dem
@eri6tsiaal berausgebolt, gleid
na6oem Die Slrp iie iduloig be-
funoen batte, nno sebdngt. Die
Neger batten einen 0eputpiberiff, Der
fie perbaften mollte, erihoiien uno
einen anoern ihtper perpunoet.
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Sti 8aitrop itorb Sobn SOP
Ter fruber Sberiff bes Gountp.
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in Ser grooin5, mo- nlalr Elm perig

m Der Fropln5, mo- man EN- tpel1lg
fonierpotip lit.
ySb! 8erloiien sic ii6 ouf mel
ne 9isfretionl" rief Houletobiae NIT
erbobenen Sanoen, als pefn ct sen
Simmel gum 3eugen mrufen moate.
Ser Bug iebte ii6 iebt in 9e-
megtng.
o@ir fabren ob", iagte ser Inter,
iudnngSri6ter, iebr err taunt, ooB
mir nit linn reiiten.
$50, mein SER, Die 8obrbeit lit
ouf. Dem 8ege," ertpioerte ser
3eporter NIT liebenspiiroigem 2d-
deln. , . uiie modt iid ouf mod
oem S6loiie Sc @lal1oier. .S15=
ne @ei6ibte oos, Serr oe Marql,e1,
cine l6ore @eidi6tel"
Cine bunfle 4ffdrel Cine 1rl-
gloltbli6e, unereriinoli6e, unertlar=
li6e @ffdre. ltno i'd fiird,te
nur ems, SEER &ouletobiqe, ndn1=
lid, ooB Die SournoIiten iib bit
einmengen meroen, UNI Tie m1f5lt-
Ser Sieb ioB.
uSa," iagte mein Sreuno ruby
ubos muB man fiir6ten, tie menge1l
iib in oGes. @as mid betrifft, 10
ipre6e ib freili6 MIR gu Sbnen,
neil Der 3ufall, 9err llnterin6uugs>
ri6ter. Der refine 3ufau. /.
mid Sbnen in ben 8eg gefiibrt bot
uno ib mie ourd cine 6iienng,
in SIR Coupe g~eroten bin"
u@obin reiien Sic oenn2" fragte
SEER De Worqnet.
ygea6 Dem 5dlo1le Sc @lanbie.1
eripioerte Gonletabiae obne 3ogern.
SEER De Warqnet fubr ouf:
Sic meroen nibt bineingeben,
Serr &%ouletobiGe!.
Sic monen es perbinoern2" rief
metn Sreua1o, iogleib fampfbereit.
y9as ni6tl Sd liebe Die 8reIie
unb oie Sournoliiten piel 5n iebr,
Inn ibnen irgenopelde l1nanncbn1=
lihfeiten 3u bereiten; ober ib meiB,
oaB SEER Stangerion Seoen an iei=
ner Sir oblpeiien ldBt. l1nb oieie
Sir lit itreng bepodt. @eiterl
o1rfte fem Sournaliit oos Sor bes
Sdlones %ourdidreiten.
lin 10 better, bemerfte HonleI=
obil1e, 10 fomme ib gerooe redt."
Ser De Marquet bib iid ouf Die
2ippen uno ihien geneiet, Elm bort
nadiges Stiai6meigen 5ll betpabret.
gr gab es crit ein menig atf, ais
Gollletabiae i'm niht ldnger IN I'm
milienbeit ooriiber lieB, oaB mir
ms nod Chamber begaben, I'M
BORT einen ualten intinen 5ren11o"
5u begriiBen, nie er nit 8e8ug alf
&obert 9ar5oc erflarte, oen er piel-
lei6t einmal in ieinem 2eben geiebel
| batte.
Ser arn1e 3obertl" fubr Ser
| iltnge Geporter fort. q. Ser arnte
&obert! er miro es farm iiberle6en
- er bat Srolllein Stangerion 10
iebr seliebt!"
SEER &obert 9or5ac lit oner-
oitgs in ieinem Sdmer5e traurig
an5uleben", entftbr es unmiafiirlid)
@errn oe Warquet.
Sod mir moaen boffen, oob
SRI. Stangerion am 2eben erbalten
bleibt."
Soften mir es!. ibr goter
iagte mir g%eitern, ipenn iie itiirbs,
miiroe er ibr ms @rab folgan.
@elh' unberedenbarer 8erluit fir
Die @ilienihoft!@
(SortIeeung foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-25
@rokmntters @eiietaide.
Iopelette bon 9. Sitter.
.(ShluB bon Settle 2).

uel eHteI lplu)efl Or0Bfllltlfer, 90 Dqi :
oas S6idial oo6 gut nit S6nen &C.
meint, &inoden. 9ta, nun aber feine
trourigen @eomfen mebr. Sebeu
Sic mr., mie idon Die Sonne ideiEt.
llno BORT Der 6luB nno 90 orubelt
Dos ltattlide S6loBl Sa, oos &eilen
lit bod cine 2n1tl @enn's audi l1i6t
nebr 5u perglei6en lit NIT Der 8oe-
lie, Die 5ur 3eit Der Yoltfutiden oa-
NIT berfniipft mar."
80, 8ater, Dem fanlt i6 nift BET
ltimmen. Sd finbe, unlere beutiee
5abrt laBt an Hoefie nibts 5u mint
i6en iibrig. Ni6t mabr, gnaoiqes
5rdulein?"
Sauna miro etmos rot unter oeil
fragenben 9liden oes @lieiiors n1o
meint: SD fann Sbnen nidt ltn-
redt geben. 8enn bob iogar @roB=
mutters &eiletol1e, oie Mid bellte
fritz nod bittere Srdnen e~efoitet bot,
10 quite Solgen 5eitiet, oos lit ood
mirfli6 poetiid. 5ait mie in einem
&oman.~
Sn lebbaftem @efpra6 geben Die
Stunoen bin.
Yrofelior Sort beltebt oarauf. oaB
Sauna nit linn uno ietnem Sobn I'M
Speiieipoeen oiniert uno madt in ser
liebenspiiroigiten @eiIe Den @irt
fiir oas innge Weao6en, oas lib UNI
ter iol6em S6ub pobI eeborgcn
fiiblt. 9eab Dem glien miro Der alte
5err miioe uno balt einen ausaiebi-
gen Mittagsiblaf.
Gen 5nei iungen Menlden miro
Die 3eit in5mii6en nift lang. Sauna
tit 5lpar in manhen 9ingen nod iebr
nllerfabren, aber tie bot biel geleienz
oanf peritdrloiger Mnleitung oes
8farrers mir quite Saden, 1f1o tic
lpeiB biibi6 oariiber 81 ipre6en. l1no
lbr urteil ltinmt bolitonoig nit Dem
oes Iiieiiors therein.
@m 3iel algelanet, baden sic
&eiiegefdbrten bereits quite Jreullo=
i6aft geidloIien unb Sante @nlto
frent iid, ibr 9i6t6en 1T befal1nter
@eieai6aft anfor1men gu leben. Ser
Mlieiior laBt iib es ni1t nebnelt,
@roBmntters Geiietaide bobIteigen=
banoie on Die 9roi6fe gu bringen,
uno oarln perabi6ieoet er iid] nit Ell
mem iebr einorudspoaen uMuf @ie-
oeriebenl"
8ier @o6en lp1ter fliegt cine De-
peide ms Observation-Disclosures:
ySabe mid geItern Mbeno nit Otto
Sort berlobt. Define gliidlid)e
Sauna
Die alte Came lit gor nidt lonoel-
lid iiberraidt, oenn in Sanna's
griefen bat Der Ieiieilor cine urlDer=
baltniBmaBie sroBe Goae gelpielf,
uito Sante Mnna bot au6 ihon Dor
o6t Sagen borbereitenoe s3eilen oe-
i6idt, natiirli6 binter Soltnos ai-
den.
gsa6 einem Sabr lit Sof8eit.
Sum eriten Wal ieben fif) oie 5tpei
Wteulden lpieoer, IN oeren Ser8en
Dor einem balben Sabrbunoert ieaer
fur8e 9feiietag cine 2iebe bat reifen
lalien. Die ME aus ibrer grinaerlllg
geidppunoen lit. 8as S6ifial bat
lie, lie fir chamber beitimmt id)ie=
mn, getrenlt. Nun lino tie pereinigt
IN ibren Nad)fornmell, an oeren @liif
tie fid 5uiommen freuen.
Ser Goait oes Yrofeiiors beim
6eltnlabl gilt ni6t Dem ilt1gen @oar,
i~lberbanpt feiner Ierion, er GILT
u@roBmltters Geiietalde".