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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-31

CHARLES N. DANIELS. casions. At the
Olympic games In st. Louis In 1904 he
made a worlds record, swimming 220
yards In 2 minutes A is seconds. He
CAV the foreign swimmers another
surprise at the games I'm Athens in
1905. when he swan away from them
and took the 100 yards race. Daniels
is a member of the New York Athletic
club and In winning the worlds anna
teur championship has done much to
popularize swimming as a sport in
this country and to give 1t a leading
place In the programmes OF organiza
tions devoted to athletics. His style
is much praised by experts. and his
ability as a swimmer is all the more
remarkable because he started to swim
only about six years ago. His father.
a member of the Knickerbocker club
brought him to its pool and intrust-
ed him to the care Of Professor
Alex Meffert, asking the coach to
teach his boy how to swim. Daniels
says that the first time he got In the
pool he swallowed enough water to
sink a warship. But after that he de-
termined to learn the watery art and
spent day after day practicing.
After a careful study of the various
strokes used for speed swimming
Daniels put into practice certain ideas
Of his own that he had gained while
practicing. He learned the English
racing stroke and compared its re-
suits with several other strokes that
are used in various parts of the world.
Finally he came to the conclusion that
the crawl and the trudgeon strokes were
the best ones to use In racing.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-31
Her Aim.

why does Maud bleach her hasr7
She deceives nobody"
"She isn't trying to. She's mc<,y
giving every one an Indication &C ,0r
real character."-New York Life.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-08-31

First publication August IL, 1908.
Last publication September Z, 1908.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

dunn are here visiting their sister,
Mrs. Virgie Skipper.
Mrs. Osa Forte and Mrs Mamie
b. Reynolds gave successful enter
tainment, Saturday evening, and re-
allied a neat sum. ....
Mrs. Comes and Mrs. Clay gave a
supper for the missionary society Of
which they are state workers.
Rev. D. G. Hunter was here last
week shaking hands with old friends.
Rev. Gregory, our pastor, occupied
his pulpit, Sunday, and preached his
favorite text from Psalm la, g. in
the morning. .,sa re-
Mr., Allen and wife are visiting
friends at Meadow Creek. M
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

Ridge. ."f
Mrs. Mollie Carter, Of Virginia,
was gecent visitor Of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Lucy Carter.
At the last meeting Of the singing
class there we're some new applicants
for membership In the choir.
The Church Aid Society gave n
concert at Elk Ridge last Saturday
evening, for the purpose OF raising
money for the lew church.
Mrs. Mithe Early has been selected
by the courts to represent. In the
Grand Lodge at Huntington. ~"' q
The Aid Society is anticipating q
concert at the Assembly hall ON Sat-
friday, the LIST. .ssi 8, II
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

pointments on the 18th and I'm the
evening the Lords Supper was taxi
en-. ...&3ttSZ
Madams Belle Wo9d,} Lizzie and
Jones, of Harewood&SNere visitors
here last week. ~ u, -:
T. L. Thompson attended the
teachers examination at Oak Hill
last week.
r. B. Fairfax was3in Charleston
last week on business.
The carpenters have completed
their work on the new church buf d.
ing, which has beenEso long talked
about. lnlG, =.
On our regular meeting day there
we're several visitors here from E1k
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31
The Woman's Missionary Society
in q call meeting, Sunday.
ANSTED.

Mrs. Lizzie Gray and Henry Jen-
kins, Of Rockcastle, Va, visited their
sister, Mrs. q. A. Brooks last week.
They left today to visit friends in
Richmond.
Henry Warren has undergone q
successful operation at Washington,
D. c., and Is now at his home in Vir-
ginia. =
Henry Hatcher, of Arbuckle, Us
here on a visit! ,.l>< ~ "<. "a
Z Miss Blanche and Charley Bran
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31
MONTGOMERY.

"A. +. Straughter, of Hinton, was
business visitor here, Saturday.
Rev. S. A. Thurston, of Hunting
ton, preached at the. M. e. church
Sunday morning, and at the First.
Baptist church, Sunday evening.
Kew. and Mrs. Warner Brown re-
turned, Wednesday,, from a visit to
relatives in Virginia.
Rev. b. G. Page preached at Page
Saturday.
Kew. u. Deans filled his regular
appointment at Macdonald, SUNDAY
Mrs. +. H. Shepherd, who was re-
ported sick last week, is very much
improved.
-. n. Brown, Of institute, was q
business visitor here last week
George Lee spent Sunday at Insti-
tute.
MISS Lola Lavender has returned
nome, after having spent several
weeks visiting the Courts Of Calantbe
of West Virginia.
Mrs. Ida Tolliver, of Hill TOP. was
me guest Of Mrs. l.. D. Hodge last
week '
thursday evening last the Dong
lass Literary Society entertained with
program that was both interesting
ana helpful. A large crowd was out
and a neat sum was realized Tho
Io''o"ing was the program, with II.
H. halley master of ceremonies:
olhBihg, quartet by Famous Fonr
prayer, George Scott.
500, Miss Emma Hardy
RECITATION, Miss Mary Noel
Ouet' Misses Matte Holmes and
Eliza Woods. ~ ana
instrumental solo, Miss ploeeio
PAUL '"79'e
hecitation, Miss Ada Wright.
SOLO, Miss Wysor Watson.
rev. Charles Lewis, of Ronce-
Verte' was here several DAYS Inc,
week l"9'
w. " Winston, Of Huntington,
was mere last week several DAYS,
Dr' Pannell, Of Stanton. who ia vic
lung Miss Shelton here. was IN C;n
0Ihnatl several days this week
Monoay evening quite crowd
ea'hered at the Cd dFellows hall and
was delightfully."- entertained bv . ro,,N
Slcai treat given by Miss Wysor Wat.
! son. az
the following program was ron.
dered: ""' len-
instrumental solo, Melody Of Love
Miss Plassie Pannell ~
invocation, s. H. Clark
o'o, Beneath the Palms OF Para
use MISS Ethel Brown.
SOLO, Goodly Killarney, Miss Eliza
Wood = 100 "''|a
instrumental solo, Sweet Flatterv
Miss Katie Brown. 'f'''''S y
500 Take Me to Your Heart
Again Miss Marie Shelton 0'''
SOLO. You Are the Sweetest Girl 7
Ever Knew, George Williams
Page. IT, ~
Hardy. e' 'olln
Solo, A Dream of Paradise Misc
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

The managers Of the Frederick
Douglass homestead fund expect to
lift the entire mortgage Of some
thing over thifty-five hundred dol
lars from the proceeds of the out
ing at Washington Park on the Gath
OF August. 1t will Immediately fol-
low the testimonial to DR.. Booker II
Washington, and The Wizard' will
remain to be the principal speaker
down the river on this occasion. Ac-
commodations for 10000 people are
being arranged. President w. Sid
ney Pittman, Of the Washington Ne
gro Business League, will be in
charge of the proceedings of the day.
and there will be addresses by Judge
Robert H. Terrell, Editor w. CALVIN
chase. Lawyer T. l.. Jones, Chief w.
X. Griffin, Prof. Roscoe Conkling
Bruce. and many of the local clergy
men. Judge Terrell will be master
Of ceremonies.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31
Nellie Lewis

Nellie Lewis.
SOLO, Much Obliged to You, John
Page.
instrumental solo, Mountain
EchoeS, Miss WYsOr Watson.
solo, Letter for Papa, Miss Gladys
Willis.
instrumental duet, Witches Flight
Misses Watson and Lewis.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

The designation of DR.. A. M. Curtis
SbH Secretary Garfield as a member Of
.Ssfa stan of consulting physicians Of
ss4be new 100000 Freedmen's hospi-
SStaI, IL proving to be one Of the most
.gys6pular appointments yet made by the
gttssad OF the interior department. This
cordial recall to such an important
duty where he gave four years of
'5sniandid service as surgeon in chief,
sSla4An unqualified endorsement of the
proud record he made in that period.
s6kB II was through Or. Curtis rec
gnendations aud persistent labOrs
Sl5gIoFe the congressional committees
gEfa1 made the new building possible,
jEBssSsssts not too much to say that the
AGnincent temple dedicated to the
lisf ofNsuffering humanity is a mon
TO his faithful and painst;ix-
administration.
aE some time, DR.. Curtis has been
EsaTsr ION surgery in the Post
pate Medical School Of Howard
s.ify, and was really the found
this useful department. He
.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31
POWELJTON.

Mrs l.. II. Wood returned on the
18th from her father's home I'm Vir-
glnia' with the sad intelligence of his
death.
The pastor filled his regular ap-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

was the first house surgeon of Provi-
dent Hospital at Chicago, starting
out Oh the day the institution was
established, and WAS the first colored
surgeon appointed on the Cook Coun-
ty Hospital stan, having been given
tbs assignment In 1896. In 1898 he
was called to Freedmens Hopital in
this city and broke all records as
master OF difficult surgical cases.
Since retiring from Freedmen's to
enter the broader arena Of general
practice, DR.. Curtis has been called
to many points In the south to per-
form delicate operations and holds
clinics every year at Meharry Medi-
cal School at Nashville. He has FREE
quently enjoyed the distinction of OPP
Grating In the two leading white hos
pitfalls Of Washington, D. C. He not
only keeps abreast of the times In
the practice of his profession, but is
constantly Introducing new methods
In technique and advocating the most
modern application Of surgical prin.
ciples. He is now doing some origi-
nal animal experimentation, and as
result Of such investigation and re-
search, expects to demonstrate to the
National Medical Association at it's
session in 1909, some new possibili-
ties in the progress Of surgery.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31
/ Nation Capital
fN Continued from Page One.)

GSynA1is to be more OF a factor this
than ever before-not even en-
k4NetnE the memorable struggle Of
W. NH8y when the defeat Of Grover
EkHyaland practically put an enc 10
lSI Negro democracy in national
bHNiitics. ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-31

Auditor Ralph w. Tyler is the
happy recipient of handsome leath-
er-trimmed Morris chair. the gift of
Major w. T. Anderson, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who is stationed with the 25th
Regiment at Parang, LuZon, in the
Philippines. The wood used in the
construction is of the finest mahoga-
ny, with beautifully carved brass fix
lures the whole mounted with a bur
nlshed brass plate, upon which an
appropriate sentiment is engraved.
A close friendship has existed for
years between Mr.. Tyler and Major
Anderson, and naturally, the genial
auditor is quite, proud of this mag
nlicent reminder from an old and
beloved chum. A striking photo, ar,
tistically framed in mahogny, also
accompanied the chair across the
sea.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

The Yeomen gave another of their
popular dancing parties on Thursday
evening of last week. There we're
somewhere between IS and 100 coup
les present and the young people
danced to their hearts content. DR..
Rogers and o. L. Campbell, while not
among the giddy two-steppers, were
the happiest Yeomen present, be-
cause they appreciate the general en-
joyment of the young people who
come from the country as well as
from the city, and several were pres
emit from Sioux Falls. The Yeomen
order is very popular in Canton and
growing rapidly in numbers.
Mrs. Roderick and daughter, Jessie,
left for Monroe, Wis, Monday called
thence by the death Of Mrs. Vance, a
sister of Mrs. Roderick.
Post Commander South and wife
and VIM. Shaft and wife left for Hot
Springs Sunday to attend the G. A.
r. encampment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

The Lincoln county agricultural So
ciety held it's annual meeting Tues
day and after the transaction of rou-
tine business elected the following
board of directors for the ensuing
year: John w. Bremen, J. D. Cloud,
David Bremen, G. B. Kennedy, Ed
gar Dean, A.. A. Arnold, w. M. Gu
petit, Willard Bennett and Henry
Cooper. The board discussed the
question of a fair the coming fall and
finally decided that no fair would be
held unless the city guaranteed the
association against financial loss.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
80 Pants Free.

Tom Sexe, Canton's popular tailor,
has a composite picture of President
Roosevelt which gives 400 different
views of our great champion of hui
man liberty, and in that picture only
n photograph has been copied twice,
or in other words, there two pictures
Of the President exactly alike and the
man who orders a handsome 1876 tailor
made suit of clothes can get ten dol
lar pair of dress pants free If he can
find the two pictures Of the President
that are duplicates. The photo is
large and you car see Roosevelt's
brave, fearless face distinctly in every
pose. Call at Sexes and get a $40
pair of pants free. The study of the
Presidents face in so many attitudes
is worth seeing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26
Consumptives Made Comfortable

Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases Of incipient consumption
and even in the advanced stages af-
fords comfort and relief. Refuse any
but the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar. 1. M. Helmey s. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

One application OF Man Ian Pile
Remedy, for all forms of Piles, soothes,
reduces Inflammation, soreness and
itching. Price SOC. Guaranteed. Sold
by L. M. Helmey g. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
stomach and liver troubles, keeps you
we'll all summer. That's what Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Try It and you will always buy it. 50
cents. Tea or Tablets. 1. M. Helmey
& Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

Operation for piles will not be nee
essary if you use Man Ian Pile Rem
edy. Guaranteed. Price SOC. Sold by
L. M. Helmey g. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

Secretary of State Wipf telegraphed
Hon. Thomas Thorson Tuesday ven
ing that his majority owe Finnerud
for national committeeman was 1884.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

The Canton Roller Mill has made
improvements in it's flour manufac-
turing department. that will meet
the demands of those seeking the
best flour on the market.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

Ed. L. Wendt and wife returned
from Humansville, Missouri, Tuesday,
where they were called by the serious
illness Of Mrs. Wendt's father, but
the aged gentleman died before his
daughter reached the old home, as
announced in the LEADER last week.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-26

You will find all the fancy smoking
tobacco at Becker's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
ite prnit hngt uirh MIR Se(hit nezeiot

lie ernlt, bait MIDI mir Ielblt ge5ei9t,
bas niebris g~eborue &inb intnitten bon
2urus unD Heihtbumt, 2iebe unb Sons
nenIdeint, l~porauf ib fein Hed)t batte,
tpenSe jebt bas 8latt unb 5eise min
bas 9a6itiibfen, mo Garcia nit Slins
ger nnb adlte fdmpfte. bieleift barte
8eoen nno Sdldse 3u erbutoen bate"
She, Gala, ME-, rief Garcia leb1
baft, ~rie babe i1 &Muger nno &dlte
selitten. ME mid iibsr ialehse Be-
banhluns sm befIagea sebabt. Ietne
Siaobeit mar 9ludlif, ib ma NIGHTS
8eiieres setpobut als i9 bate, mo Die
ainber Der Armut freuen itcb ibrer
billisen Spieliaden 10 iebr, ais Die
reiben ainber. ibrer toitbaren. ttnb
fpenn Die Yeaitter mid III naob UNI
meiu 9eburtsre6t ssbradt, burd
2iebe u,ab 3drtli6teit bat lies gut ses
Htadt., ~. gao. ~ ry..- v,. Is
Garolas sroBmiitige @efteibigaae
bes 8eibes. bas ibr 10 mnenoli9 bel
S6aben 5ueefist, riihrte Della, unO
ibre Stimme flans ipeidber, ais tie
tuieber iprah:
sd tpeiB, oab iie Sid liebte, gas
ia, Senno9 b~erlan9e i1 5u erfabren,
fpie SIR lebtet."
SD mietete Die Sahrpobnung in
Der Strabe ct. Sonpre. fano Sei9dfs
tisuns bel eiHem Sriieur nnD nabn,
@arola 5u min. Sd sebot ibr, mid
Nama 3u beiben uns eelobte mir. treu
fNr ite gu ioreen, uuo lie ME ben Nans
gel Der gautterIiebe 'ablea 81 laien.
Sdtte i1 Die Hents, Die H. bon Scr.
Setbertbpn erbislt, fir m: + bertpenbet
bdttsn hin pisl ansenebmer leben fpn@
nen. aber i6 poate lie fin garolas
0at9ift 5urudle9eu uno leste meineu
StoI5 Oarein, Iie ourd meiner 9dnbe
Irbe,t az epndbren. Gag uno Nadt
pIaste ib mid fiir lie unb liebte lie
TO innie, baB Sein 9itD nag uuo nafJ
he "htaBte.
3apeilen fab i6 Sid, @ra8ieaa,
iab 0ie) in Champs @lbiees, no iA
init Garcia an i1onen 3ahnlittueen
sinen Stubl 5u mieten pfleste, tie aui
benz S6oob belt unb ungeouloig
barrie, bis Wr. Setbertbons Gquipage
poriiberrolte. llnb Danu mar Mrs,
als triebe mid etpas an, Garcia bod
emporSubeben. baB er lie erblidel
mlbte rno an rufen: ~9ieIe ut Define
re6tmdbise 3o6ter, ibr Slab lit nee
ben 9irl" aber ih be5lpang mid) I'M
nler tpieber, ibipieg unb lieb Sid in
ali Seiner Yradt ppriiberfabren, nnn
penn ib Damn am abenbe Garcia CART
lider als loult berSte rno tilBte, ebe
ib lie in ibr @ettfen leate, mar es cine
Art Siibne fir bns iurbtbare llnredt,
Das ib ibr sugefii9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
y limb alS ia in Die strase ct. 500

Ht'o VIZ tD w pJ Sttube III. wv
more TAM, unterbrah 9ra5ieua,
DfpuBtet 9lL tper i1 tpur2"
vHatiirli6 unb cantte @ott IN meis
ner @iniolt, ooS er Sid bereeflbrt,
oanfte linn abermaIs, als SurG 9eis
neu @influB Garcia in bas Snititut
tam, Die Soften i9rer gssisbuna bon
Dem Manne beitritteu tpureen, Ser ii1
nibt trdilmen lteb, fper tie Gins
NAL traf i6 i'm 5ufdlis, nnO bnr6
cine miiberleete a~euBerane erfrbr er,
Garcia ga Nue lei meme To6ter. @r
lpar iebr iiberrafdt, nerbot Dir, NIT
Garcia in Sorrelpenoen5 gu bIeibsn
unO bot mir ipieberbolt 8elb, fpenn id6
Haris oerlnlien ipolIte. Wein Iann
mar geltorben, hno in mir murbe Der
0aoanfe, nab @meritd iiber8uiieoeln.
our1 einiee 8amen anssregt. Sir
fran5oiiide Mooiitinnen marb Die nere
@elt als Elm g(ooraoo geihilbert, uno
eRti6lpB mid CUR Iuspanoerung."
Celia ma toteublei6 uno Iauf fraftz
Los %Suiamner.
nSleib' bel mir, Cara, fliiiterte
lie, ~3eine Miutter nber moge uns az
leiu laileu."
llnS obne cine Sil6e 3u cripibern.
entfernte it'd Gbrtlttue.
cLxa 0S-Axs I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
i 6rajteua. ; /
~ mad benz omesisanif6en Originate. Bon &. q. , .. ::
Is o e B II g.

,@ott Iei Sant, tie i6ldnl" rtef
iie, ,aber LAB mid Sir belfen, lie outs
eppha an iesen. Gle tit 81 i6mer
mn ldnser bon Sir sebalten 5h fper1
ben"
Stein, nein, i9 laiie tie ni6t, unb
ipenn es mid auf ermilDet, i6 lale
lie niAt aus meinen Irmen. Deb
nnb LAB uns allein."
llnp ipieber entiernte Iif Garcia,
nnb O1rs. Ga Hre belt bas IdlafenDe
Wdbhen in Den 4rmen, bis ibre 9lte@
Der f~rampfb9ft eritarrten nnp Der
Gbmers bartn iid ihier nnertrd9llf
seitaltete.
limb bennod blieb lie regnngsios
nno fiiiIterte MIR o 3eit 3eit 5drte
lid: &leine OeIa, meme liebe geual"
0rei Stunben paren nereansen unS
Usrs. Ga Gne fablte, oab ibre 8rafte
fie perlteben, als geaa ertpafte nno
iie anlGheIte.
sd babe gut eeidfafen nno tuble
mid rebt erouidt, On aber miBt lebr
mnbe seaporben ieiu. liebe Gbrtlttne,
ih banfe Sir pielmals."
Bon bieiem S6lAnmer an be'lerte
fih @rnsieaas 8efinoen raid, aber
fpeber Garcia nod beren geutter burf@
ten iie b~erldien.
.8enn Sbr forteebt, perfaae iH
ipieber benz ibredlihen nerpOien 3ns
ftanb", flagte. tie. nnb Die beioen blte9
ben.
Garcia IoIte Die Sreunbin 5erltren@
en-, Nrs. So giue ibr bon Der totem
Mntter er5Gblen uno lie abenps IN
Gdlaf iineen, nnb Die Gage berstneen
ru6i9 unb IT'LL.
- - ~
s,,Nn;er,foSe Qonttpl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21

penn GUS bur6 Die Wutter erfdbrlt."
vWutter? 8ibit Su ibr mod bielen
Hamen?" fraate Celia nit por Gnts
riiitung bebenber Gimme.
~Wesbalb ntbt? SD perbe lie im@
mer 10 nennen; i6 babe nie cine ans
Oere 0tutter 9efannt nnb mag lie nod
10 piel Sebler baben, ib lperbe tets
tie Wutter nennen. 8on Dir eripar@
tet Ties nidt. 9u fanuit es niGt
ilber's Ser5 brineen."
Stein, mir lit es unmDeli6", Ieuf5z
te @ra5iella, ouber bite, Cara, bole
iie. Tie ioa mir bon Sir allies alsfiibr@
lid cr5dbien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
Ginnmbpiersisites &apitel.
gra5ielIa erfdbrtbie
@abrbeit.

Ter sebruar bate Iif NIT Shnee1
eeifober unb Norbtpinb eineeIfellt.
8rasieua biitete nod bos Simmer. Sm
2ebnituble iieeno bei6dftisten iih ibre
@ebanfen mebr ais je nit Der Ser9an@
aenbeit. sic oadte an bas @rab
bes @aters briiben nuf DEM Itilen
SriebGpf, ON ienes Der WRutter i'm al@
ten 8om, auf beren lesterer 3nbe@
ltdtte iabraus iabrein Die Tetlhen
bitten, nnb an Hubolf, Der tief unten
i'm Wteeresgruno i6lummerte, pefen
Grab nidt bns einfa6ite areu6 be-
Seihnete, unb elm Reb, 10 furhtbar,
70 ihneibenb, pie tie es ME 9etannt,
idniirte ibr bas Ser5 8uiammen. llnb
bod permohten ielbit bieie Grinnerun>
een iie ni6t ab3ulenfen bon 9urolas
Wutter unb benz 8erlangen, 81 tplllen,
iparnm bieie Srnu iid 10 lonoerbor be-
npnmerl. 8arum Ieste ibr Yapa cine
I Hente aus. 8nrlIm berbnrg lie 1td)
linb tparum nerleusnete iie ibre Soen@
tit1t. 3ar Tie pirflid Mrs. 60 8ue?
Gin @erbaft, ben tie ni6t 81 b%efinies
rem berntp6te, toudte in ihrer Seele
auf. Sn unidsli6er Iufregung
idritt iie I'M 3immer auf uno ab. sic
muBte @eipiBbeit erbalten.
Garpla fam an Die Sire unb fanb
ite seihloiien.
ogntIdulbige. Cara, penn ib Sid
nitt bereinlnie", rief Yeaa, ~iebalo
i6 anse3osen bin, fomme i6 binrnz
ter"
Oils lie bas @obn3immer betrat,
fanb iie bns Sribitiid ierpiert, in elmer
5ierlihen Sale Dufteten elm panr gfarz
cilien, Die Garcia I'M @epa6sbauie ge>
bolt.
8ra5ieln belt piel auf annebmli9@
feiten bes 2ebens uub fiblte fi6 bel
meitem nidt mebr 10 ungliidli6 nnO
eleno tpie 8lpor in Der @iniamfeit if
reg 3immers.
.@as ieblt Sir, 9ela?" fra9te
Garcia, .9u bilt iebr blei6 ulb Seine
4ueen iinb bon bunflen Sbatten ums
rabmt. 8, nie leiO Oh mir tuitl"
nnb nur in Der Srouer INN TuDolf Die
1lria6e iu6euo, 900 Garcia Der 6reune
Din 5aupt an ibre Srlit unb itreihelte
Iiebfolenb oas ibpor3e Saar..
..8p lit Seinc Mutter. Cara:
&omm, mir poaen in Die 8ibliotbef ge-
ben, ih mill lie Ipre6en?"
Garcia cling ibre Rutter rufen.
.@a5 fam lie bon mir ipoaen?"
ba6te Wtrs. So 9iue. ais lie lid IN Dit
8ibliotbef begab, ipo @rn3ieQa in Ell.
mem Sauteuil lebnte unb ungelpobn.
lib bleid unb an9egriffen nusiab.
.Rit rdtIelbaftem Iusbrud befteter
fid lire 9lide auf 0Rrs. go 8ue.
.@as wiiniben Sic, 8raulein, fpp;
nit Tam ib Sbnen bienen?"
Cine iur6t6are llurlbe bat mid
ergriffeu. Sn ben 3n9en meiuet
araiifheit lit cS mir INNER me6r gun
gemuBtiein 9etonmeu, ooB Sic mi
@ebeimniie bprentbalten. SD fam
bieIen 3uitano nidt mebr ertragen I'M.
perIanoe Die @nbrbeit 81 lpinen."
.Sprihl 8er bit Su2"
.0ait Oh elm Ne6t, 9iG Ga Nu
an bei6en?" 8ar iener Wnnn pirf
lid 9ein @attc?"
Or mar nleiu @attc. BARN bab
i6 sic nidt getduidt."
@abreno Celia RAID nno errest &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
Sreianbpiersistes &apitel.
Us tt It reit treuer 2iebe.

Dor. Beb unb 8ram erl96pft, blie5
0ra6ielln cine Beile 6eipe9ungslos.
a@5 lit entIeblif, Cara, IpraH lie
enolid. mir lit, ais lei mein 6er3 8u
@iS erNorrt. 8, baB ih peineu fDnns
te! aber ib fam niht, aud renn
ih min iage, baB ih Jest fremb unb
bilflos i'm 2eben ltebe, oab ib nid)t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
M@tuna, warmer!

babt 3hr 5aier, 9eu. aartofeln, Asi5eu, Sorr.
S irSsssem eI gsPes; yiSr, Yastef oSsr s ~ 5ssgs
i, oann iabreibt EFT at 5oi. =. 9taete. Subuaue.
Soioa, uito lragt i'm nm ieiie Ereile. Ttan
a~ereflire einiah: \. Z. Tagte, 8nonane. Soma.
N Is. DER Maggie fault Ruo p~srtapiE aud
Staot. uno 6arrIeiGeuthurt.