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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-09

l. III. Rapp, the architect fro Trini-
dad and Las Vegas, arrived last night
from Santa Fe to attend a meeting Of
the Board of Regents of the Military
Institute today. and TO look after
business matters. At the meeting OF
the Regents at four O'Clock this af-
ternoon the bids on the new building
viii De opened and probably The con
tract for the new building let.
NJ Boyle came down from Clovis
last night for business visit.
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THOSE ROYAL BRAND
1OY'S SUITS ARE THE WARMEST
EvER.-JOYCE PRUiT CO.
viii Improve Section at Dexter.

M SPHINX. of Jackson Vile. ILL.,, is
spending a few days here looking af-
ter interests and making arrangement
20 improve his section of land west
Of Dexter. He will put down wells
and put in crops and orchard. With
him is w. X Mertz. cashier of the
Chandlerville. H.. state Bank. who Is
looking over the country and in fnan-
cially interested in the deal. Mr..
Mertz is much pleased with the Pecos
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TAFT IS IN
CALIFORNIA

Glacier Point. Calf, Oct. 9.-Presi-
dent Taft spent the night here In Q
rough board room, overlooking the
valley. After his arrival he was just
in time to see a magnificent sunset.
A tremendous bonfire was lighted last
night in his honor.
This morning he descended the
trail TO ,ae bottom of the valley and
took luncheon AT the Sentinel Hotel.
ard will arrive at the railroad at El
Portal tonight.
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The Troians to Celebrate.

Troy. n. Y, Oct 9.-Not one, but
many ''5lazes of glory will mark the
elimination of the Hudson Fulton
Celebration in Troy tonight. Today's
program is marked by many novel
features. including a reception to
Governor Hughes and a parade. One
of the largest crowds Troy has ever
been called upon to entertain is in
the city
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Ask Parsons--He Know $

He was then released when the police
though ais confession was not true,
he arrest following his confession
10 II. p. Jones. of Yuma and he was
released on the statement of DIR. j.
l.. Miller of Yuma that he was in
sane. He left last night with Miller
for Yuma.
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Valley and its conditions and pros
poets. Mr.. Sphinx is district manager
for the Columbian National Life In
Surance Co. at Jacksonville. He has
visited Roswell many times, having
come here and invested seven years
ago. They will leave tomorrow morn
ing for their homes and complete ar
rangements by mall for the singing
of the wells.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report Observation Taken al
G.nN

Roswell, \. NJ, Oct. 9.-rempera-
tire max. 81: min. 40 mean so: pre-.
cipitation. trace: wind, dir n: veloc.
9: weat her. cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tOnigh. and Sunday, frost to-
night.
Comparative temperature data. ex-
tremes this date last year, max. 81:
min. 80. extremes this date Is years
record. 50. 1894. 1903 min. sc. 1907
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GOOD THINGS TOFAT

PRIME RIBS OF BEEF
FANCY VEAL CHOPS OR ROASTS
NICE DRESSED CHICKENS
PURE PORK SACK SAUSAGE
OOLD'S SMOKED HAMS G. BACON
BEST CUTS LAMB AND MUTTON
CALL 81 FOR QUALITY MEATS.
u. s. MEAT MARKET.
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WALLER WILL FACE TRIAL
AT YUMA, ARIZONA.

Denver. Oct. 9.-R. f. Waller. SUI
perintendent of schools AT Yuma, was
twice arrested and then released yes
terday. He was first arrested on his
confession to the police that he was
guilty of bigamy and enbezzlement
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CHIHUAHUA TO MAKE FINE
GIFT TO PRESIDENT OlAZ.

Fl Paso. Texas, Oct. y.-When Pres
i.fent Diaz reaches chihuahua on We'd
nesday on his way to meet Taft, he
will be presented with an immense
silver key of the city, and with three
cups of silver containing wine, salt
and water. eznblematic of the conquer
er-
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Hardwick Buys Hondo Co. Lot.

Under Sheriff's sale yesterday Il.
=. Hardwick bought lot S, block 30.
Roswell, of the Hondo Stone Compa-
ny, being a lot at the corner of Nor h
Virginia avenue and Sixth street. and
adjoins the railroad right of way. The
ot was appraised at s2.500 and
rought $2125
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SIS HOPKINS MAKES GOOD
WITH HER JOKES BUT JANE HOP
kiNS TAKES THE MONEY WITH
HER BOYS SUITS.-JoYCE PRuIT
COMPANY
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Boston. Oct. 9.-Parishioners of the
Rev. William j. Scanlon viii tomor
"ow begin a three days celebration
# the seni-centennial of his entrance
into the Jesuit order. Father Scanlon
is one of the foremost Jesuits of the
country.
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SPEED
RECORD

College Point, Mr., Oct. 9.-Wright
today broke the worlds record for an
seroplane flight for speed over a five
h1ndred meter course. He attained a
speed of 46 miles an hour.
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Irish-American Games Today.

New York. Oct. 9.-Sixteen events
will be decided at the annual fall
~ames of the Irish-American Athlet-
: ClIb at Celtic Park tomorrow. All
IF The cracks will participate and rec
,rds may be smashed in some events
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The Wool Market

St. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 9.-Wool firm
Territory and western mediums. g
y 2S: fine mediums. 22d24; fine. L.
pI9
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OH, YOU KIDS
STEP AROUND TO JOYCE PRU-
1T co.'s BIG STORE AND SEE
THOSE NEW SUITS FOR BOYS.
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A LONG STORY
MADE SHORT, BOYS SUITS FROM
$500 to Sfo.oo.-JOYCE-PR CO.
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SEVENTEEN DEAD AND FOR
lY Three HuRI Al IOREk

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 9.-The list OF
lead in the accident to the work
train now numbers seventeen. while
forty three are in the hospitals.
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A Sure Thing.

When you start out in Cruse's auto
DO you have to walk? No.
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MONEY TO LOAN.-R. !. McClen
ney. Room u, Ramona Blk. S7t3.
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William Loeb. Jr. Collector of the
Port. is not very enthusiastic about
Continued on last Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

ipuBt. aunitIerin. Die our bomali9en
3eit febr btgebrte unb beesutenbc Wloz
lerin Rofulbn ipor ou9 btim Oresbner
5ofe sinesfiibrt tporben unb bate bort
ben @uftroe erhalten, perf9tebenc
ipeiblide S60n1eiten in Yoitell gu
malen. Gud Jaufiino s9ofs fonte bon
tbr eemolt tperben. Diefe lebrte ie~
bod cine Siture nit BEN @orten ob:
.Sh lpta bon feinem @eibe eemolt
fein!"
Da fi9 at.r Sauitino ouda nidt BPM
oomalisen !Sufmoler bortrGtiren loI-
fen po[lte, 10 mubte lie ii6 bod enb.
lid onf Wunid bes tSofes BON Der Gos
ialpa maleu lai1en, bic ibre portrGte
tpeiblider ShDnbeiten meiitens fcbr
gef6meihelt Enb i'm Ceramic iraenb
elmer ontiteH 9ottin aeianete. 9ieie
unnotiirlide Dirt Der pprtrdtiruna
fpar Jauitina 5aft autpiber, ulio ols
bic Wolerin bic Sdnesrin BEL Der criten
Sibuns fraete: r9as lpos piini6en
Sic 9emoIt 81 fsins" ba antportete
Die beriibmte .Sdnserin ftols: nSie
frosen. ols mas sic MIDI molen fols
len9 Riht als @,Dttin, muir ols Meib,
als Gauitina 9oFe!"
Oas BON Der RoIolpa semaGte Bib
nib Der b%eriibnten ,Sdnaerin, bas fio
nod btute i'm paft.u5immer Der
Sresbner @emdlbegalerie befinbet,
3etst iie in Ger S1at, i'm @egeniob AL
ben iibrigen portrdten Der RiinitIerin.
i'm Rpftiim Der bamnIioen Mpbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

ous5uftoBen. tp.brte lie ben 4nareifer
ab. unb ieBt iprang au6 sSdpor All
unb mari ben &erl bur9 einen Joutz
f4las auriid, boB er in ben @raben
taumelte. Mit einem Slu9 raffte er
ti9 auf unb fprang gu feinem 9eipebr.
SEPT treifdten bier unb bort Dor
S6red Elm poar Srauen ouf. aein
3peifsl, Der &erl niirbe erit ben iun>
gen pbilippon.n erf9iebsn unb bonn
tpomOsli4 nod einen S4ub in bic
Wtenge a%bfeuern.
Sapor bate einen 4usenblid ipie
betdubt boscftonoen. Sn Der nGtiten
Sefunbe ipruns ct benz Stroidnit
nadl in ben 9renssraben, s.robenipeas
sesen bas ouf ibn seridtete 9efpebr.
Iu6 Der 5peite Strof9nif ipar in bies
fem Queenblit nit mdhtieen SGben
berbeiseeilt -. Sn pirr.m Ourbeins
amber fIob bic Mense. -. Die aronfen,
bic man i'm Stth selaHen bate, iams
merten uno fdrien -. Dur Srina
ftano resunsslos nm Der Nu.[le. bic
linte 9onb aiif Die iposenbe 8ruft ses
prsbt. -. Sbre 8lide tpurben itnrr -.
uno bann rang iiA bon ibren 2ipp.n
Der Subelidrei: v0otsr!"
Der Ruf rsttete Safpor bas 2.ben.
0enn anitatt Iossubriiden, iponbte Der
StraiHnit ii9 nod feinem @efdhrten
Tim. Der i'm eben in's 9entd -eepodt
botte. Sn bemfelben 4ueenblid lag
er am 8ooen, in ben gum Shreien ee<
Dffneten Muno itopfte tbm Satpor fem
rotbes Sai9entud, pd1renb Der anbere
ibm 5dnbe unb 5iibe nit Riem.n fefz
felte. - Crit mari Der eraubdrtise
Straidnit bic beiben @etpebre in oos
Wofer, TIM fie unbrauhbar au mos
Jts. Damn iprang er NIT seipoltisem
Sab iiber ben @raben gu ber Blinben,
bic ibn NIT aIsgeitredten Mrmen ers
partete. sic tpubte nidt. tpos fid ba
eben Dor ibr abstipielt bate, fe bate
MIR ben S9rei Der So1ter aebDrt, bic
in benz e~raubdrtigen Stroidnit ihren
Batter ertannt bate. 8eraeFen mar
bic munbsrqusle, pers.Fen bas
Shtpeisesebot.
~Snufri, mein Onufri!!"
gr mar nidt erfhoFer, er fpar niht
ertrnrfen -. rein, ober beim S6muas
geln mar er auf ruffifdem @ebitt aer
fa1gen iino lrnter bic SpIbottn oeItrdf
tporosn. 3unbert SdIodten bate Ct
IN Sftaiien miteemadt -. teine aua.l
bate i'm aeftreift.
Die WlnberqueIIe bate in bieIem
Sabre teinem @enefuna perfdafft.
Wber ole priefen Iaut bic punberbore
Strait btefer 0uele, bic elmer Climber
ben Gatten. elmer 9odter ben Batter
tpiebersesebet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

td Define 9anoe foTe, trssH ID Gid
tro9e." Ser groBe Damn fniete DO.
Der often nieoer unb itredte ibr bi,
Sanoe bin. n5ros', Mutter Wartpara
i'd min nntpprten."
rOu btlt als M%btriinniqer bon uns
9egangen. Ntin, ontlporte noa nidt
lab mid fpreden. 0u bait oIs aebors
tamer Sobn geBanbelt. Oh bift mil
Seincm 8oter e~esoneen, neil er e
bon Dir forberte. Desbolb bift 9u
! Suriideetpmmen?"-
nWeil i'd mubte =. i9 fonnte nihi
anb.rs." Gin f9nensr Bid floa al
Srtna biniiber, bic nod INNER am
Sif9 itanb. Die 8linbe battle bic ge.
peglng tpo9l eeinertt. Gin feines
Ia6sln 9uf6te iiber ibr @sii9t. .gDess
halb mubteit Ou, Soipor2" e.
rWnttsr =" er beuete li9 nieber
uno fiibte ibrs 9Gnbe. v... tb lam
niht leben obne Srina e. limb tpenn
t9 in bic S0ue tommen ionte, licber
In bic S0GIe nit Srino ols in ben
Simmel nit alien @lGubiaen 80"
nes lit gut, mein SoGn, bah On
10 ipobr fpridit. Sd msine, bcr Sim.
mel bat pisIe Degs. Inn bic Meniden
alir ridtisen Grtenntnib gu fibren.
Dir bat ct bic 2iebe gu m.inem Rinoe
in bos Sera gelest, nm Did Dor benz
Srr9lauben gu bepo9ren, Dor benz llns
iere 9roBpdter gefIoben finb in bi.s
2anb. Srina, mein ainb, tritt nGber
49,. 10, tnie nieber -. bab ib Cure
!Sdnoe ptreinige 80" Mit b.io.n Orr
men umfabts tie bic &opfe Der Dor ibr
Rnienoen uno nsiste ibr 9eiiht iib.r
fe.
Spdter, oils iie beim bompfenben
Samotpor faBen, er3dblte sSatpor. Or
NOR NIT ieinen GItern, bic gum oIten
9lauben suriidtebren ipouten unb boz
fir in Rublanb fret 2anb sur 8eIiebz
lung erbolttn %folten, por piersebn So
gen iiber bic Gren3e ee3ossn. Sc tpeis
ter iie fubreu, befto beftiser ipurbe in
ibm Der aompf spifden Der pfIidt
tinolihen Geborfoms unb Der Sebns
fuht mad Der 9eliebt.n. S4IieBli6
bate bic Mutter ii6 isiner ansenoms
men nnb Dem Batter folanse auserebet,
BIB ct feinem 2telteIten fiinf6unbert
Ribel dig Grbtbeil o~lisaoblte unb ibrn
Die Riidtebr na6 preuben s.itaitete.
Sag unb Naft tpar Sotpor sefobs
rem nno beute friib auf Der @renas
ftotion eineetroffer. Die bret Meilen
msaes bis Yiasten bntte er su Sub
suriideelegt. Dor Slid ftroblenb,
maIte er ben Srauen bic 3utunft aus.
Don einem Gisentdtner, Der nad
&uBlono ipesaieben poGlte, tpiirbe er
9aus nnb ssbn Morsen Ganb taufen.
Was tann nod su ibrem llnterbaIt
feblte. fonnte er OILS 9pl;I1ldser ober
Jifher ertperben.
Gs huntelte f6or, ola Srino gum
Mnfbruh mabnte. Nn9 Snufrieoipen
mar arpor nur Elm furser Wes, aber
man mubte bod rehtsettie eintreffer,
ek bic 2i6ter I'M 9ethaus entaiintet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

tpie Elm S4Ieier iiber bic Ilgen ee.e9t,
oer INNER bi6ter uno buntler tpur6e,
bis Der Iebte 2i6tidimmer fdpanb.
S9tpei9enb, pie bos 9ebot es pers
lon9te, ipanberten bic brei burd ben
Walo. IS mar inter ben 8drmen TO
buntel, bab man ni9t bic Sonb Dor
Nllsen feben fonnte. Der Mono alma
crit an Wor9en auf, unb bic Sterne
tporen bon oidten Wolten perbiiGt.
Saipor sing poraus. Or trus bic co.
ternca unb 3pei Seden, bomit bic
Grauen nieoeriiben fonnten, penn iie
auSruben !ooaten. Srino 9otte nit
Der Redten Die Mutter umfobt, I'm Tie
gu ftiiben unb gu leiien; in Der Qinfen
trug tie ben troenen &rug, nit benz iie
bas Wofer Der WunberqueIe f6opfen
poate. Die 8linbe fdrttt riiitiq fir
bob. Die Spffnuns mar in ibr ertpodt
unb trieb ie poripdrts. Nur ob unb
gu bsipeatcn iid lire 2ippen in itum>
mem 9ebet.
Der Morgen eraute bereits, ols fie
mad Srob3isto famsn. Die Syrouen
iparcn toomiioe. unb in ibrem 6ersen
tpar Die bon9e Gorge aufgeitieaen, ipie
!te. obns gu fro9eT, BEN Weg aur Queae
finoen tpiirben. ODD bamit hattie es
feline Noth. Dor benz 9prftrua ftano
elEe Wogenburg. Don brett unb tpeit
bette man Srante bergebrodt, bic BON
benz Wunberpafer !Seilune erbofft.n.
Wer nidt iclbit geben fonnte, purbe
bon ieincn 4ngeB0rieen bic Iebte
Strsde Sur OuslIe setroeen. Rein
2out mar gu Goren, ni9t Elm Wort
tpuroe setpe9islt. Mon griibte fid
NIT einem itummen Heissn bes 3opfes.
Die gIinoe iab bic Msnfden niht,
bic reben ibr ponoerten, ober iie bDrte
iie. Der Slang ieIiser Grtpariuns
trat auf ibr 4ntIis -. Der Rpfenz
fron5 glitt boitis burb TIRE Finger,
atttsrnb bs!pesten ii6 lire 2ippen.
Der 8cr9esbang, an benz bic Quele
h%tnobiprang, nor i6pn biht BON
MeniGen belogert. Grit sons unten,
oibt am @renagroben fanben iie einert
plab. Mutter Warfporo Iieb iid
fnicno ouf cine 0ede nieber, Srtna
itanb biht en- Der QueGe. ben 4rls in
Der 9anb, nno iab gum Sinmel ems
por, an BEN eine ianfte Nofbe bas
Ioben Der Come perfiinbete.
Senieits Der Grsnse, ouf einem
niecrisen 3iisel, i~tanoen stoei Stroidz
nifs. rniiii9e 9%renapdhter, bic Dops
pelbiidic ecihultert. G6orf bpben iid5
ibre @eitolten BON Morg.nbimm.l ab.
2onsiam tam ber cine ndber. Wlit
Bid muiterte ct Srinas bobe
Geftalt uno bos roiise 9eii1t, ouf benz
Der Ibslana Der Mors.nrDtbe lag.
pfoblid leste er iein @epebr nieber
unb fprans bur6 ben @renasrob.n.
rMein idDnes SGubten -. Ou
ipirft mir einen aub aeben. -. aleih
...font nebr,e i'd Did nit iiber bic
Gren5e." Mit einem rcben @riff bate
Ct Jrina on Der Sdulter sepodt, I'm,
i!e an !ilt gu reiben. Dine einen 2aut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

tpurben. 8dbrenb bic 5rouen iid
gum @ong1tiiteten, cling Sulpor lin.
ru9ig in Der Stube ouf unb ob. So
mar, aIs OBJ ibn ettpos bebriide, pos
er ri6t aus5ufpreden poste. GnbIi9,
als Srina bic 2aterne bonn Naael
nabm, brad er los:
~Wfuttcr. Srina, bort mid on, mas
th heute u~nterpees gebort babe. Gin
W'nnn 9ing 5tpei Meilen nsbei1 mir.
Gr eraablte, bob feline Grou flint Sabre
9eld1mt I'M 9ett selesen bat. Oo boz
ben ihm bic Na9barn bies Mittel ons
gerotben uno jenes, aber feins bat aez
bolfen. GnbIi6 bat ibm elmer BON Der
Wunoerqucle bel 9rpbsisto eraGblt.
Nus benz Berg iprinst Elm flares Wofz
Ter. CONNER unb Minter eistolt. Gs
bat ffon an pielen 2euter Munber aes
than, ober nidt 81 ieber 3eit. Cine
refine Sunafrou muB gu SUB in Der
Sternodt borthin eeben, sona f6ip.igs
fam. Sic BARI ipebsr elm Wort fpres
ben nod einen S9rei ousItoBen."
Mit einem aufidrei. Gus benz
9otfnung tlong, unterbrad i'm Srina:
sSaipor, bilft bos DaFer oud ben
9linben?"
mSatpobl! Der damn bat mir ole
Nome1 genonnt. Nber Ou borfIt niht
ouein 9eben. Die Mutter mub NIT
geben. Seim erften Strabl ber Sonne
muB iis nit benz WoHer, bas 0u &C.
tpopft baft, oi: Iugen beitrei9en."
Wflttsr Wnrlparn hattie i6peiaenb
5i9ebort hnb nur cen 3opf seibiittelt.
sWenn Gott uno isin Sohn SNus, Der
beits Madt uufsritebt, Elm Wunper
tbun Mil, oonn brou9t ct tein WaiIer
boau. Nein, 8inbsr, fommt. Gs lit
hobe 3eit, pub mir ms 9etbous
geben."
Run bssunn Srina gu bitten. Dod
Die glinbe blieb fe@t. Gs lei cine
Siinoe meinte iie, in bieIer bpdbeiliaen
Noht fia nit peltli9en Oinsen su be-
f6dftisen.
rIber Muttsr," mari Satpor elm,
rrpir biirfsn ole tein @ort ipr.d.n.
On fannit olio ben eanaen Neg Define
9ebste i'm fti1en berIasen, pie 0u Is
INNER tbuit. limb ib meme, es 1T elm
Jingeraeig Gottes, bab ct mid beute
auriidtebren li.b, bab Ct mir ben Be-
gletter CAB, Der bon Der Wunberauene
5u eradblen puBte. 9ieleidt." iebte
er naehoentli9 bin5u, lift Is Elm gote
Sottss, Elm gnsel sefpei:n. Oenn ols
ct mir an &reu5tpeg, Der na1 Wiersbo
obbie9t, bic 9onb sab, NOR mir's, oils
bate i'd sinen Gis3apfen sefabt. limb
oils i'd mid mad tpenisen @9ritten
ilmipenbe, lin ibm nadauis1n, 1T er
meg, ols bate bic grbe i'm perfdludt."
Was feline Bite, feline 11eberrebuna
3uitonoebrodte. betpirfte Der @loube,
nit benz bic 8linbe biefe Worte oufs
nohm. Sn ibrem 9erasn Iebte ia nod
INNER Die Gebn5uht non benz 2i9t.
GRIT nod Dem rdtbfelboften Werfdpins
ben tbres Mannes bate fe BITE Sebs
froft bsrlo,e1. 3uerit hate e fih iar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
Grtrtnntt al9tet.
Don Grnlt Staus.

9u mart gu 9iht uub 0tana gtboren,
an mciner 98iese ftouO oas aeip;
Gran Sorss bat mir Sreu gei6portH
uno dusftti1 bdlt fe ibrsu Glib.
Sttn Weg tiibrt iouft al Ii6ttn STGtn,
Sh gebe tinen hunteIn Bfao, -
gu fisbft Oes 0liifes SABINE ipeben,
geo orpbenD mir Oas llubsil nabt ....
Was iudte i'd auf Seinen @egtn,
Die founig iuo uno btitbsuturt? -
Gin Nteitild fam i'd Dir e~ntgrgcn
Sann ftanb i'd fill - ~ frcmbsm
@rtno -.
Gas mar Ron mir Gin tb6ribt Sdnoelu -
Der Better uub bos 36niqsfino!
Eu tannit ni6t meine @e9e ipanoeln,
Die horntnopn uuo iteinig fiub 80.
Sd btide fturnm unb traumberIoren
Dir mad - poll g8cb - bod pbue g1eib:
gu mart ~ qiht uno Gfan3 gebortu -
an rsiner 8iese tunO bos Qeio zee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

ols nod iDr Wtonn, Der Dnufri, in
9nufe f6altete. Nun iparen es i6ol
flint Sabre Der, boB ct bon benz nddt
li9en 9ang nidt 5uriidsetommer
mar, ober oft nod, ipenn Srina BON
9of nit feitem S6ritt burd ben Stu,
lam, f6rat iie 5uiommen, benin 9enou
10 Hangs, ipenn Onufri einberI9ritt
Damn f9lug iie eili9 Elm &reus iibel
Stirn unb 8ruit unb ipro1 bic @ebet,
bolbIout, Inn Die trauriesn @ebonfeu
gu banner.
S9on lanee botte Srino ben ca
moipar nit &oblen unb beiBem MoIs
Ter bef6idt. 4us benz SGnnben aoo
Der Duff beS SbeezGrtrotts burd bic
Stube. Die Mutter fnien es nift al
merten. Sic batte iif no9 binten
lbsr9ele9t, 70 boB bic Iussn our 9ede
em%pprftorrien, ober bic SGnbe nit benz
Hoienfrons losen tin i'm S9oob.
.Wtutter," bat Srina bolblout,
.Mutter, tomm gu Slid. Der liebe
9ott bat gu o0em feline 3eit eea.ben,
gum 9eten, aber aud gum GTsn."
~Mi.d gum Sterben, mein 9inb.
Soben mir beute Dor flint Sobren aes
aeiien, oils mir peinenb beieinonber
iaben nnb ouf ben Batter lporteten9"
nHein Mutter. 4ber mir iolen benz
Batter bic Rube i'm @rabe eDnnen unb
fir feline Se.le beten."
nWeiBt Ou, no fein @rob lit? Sd
ni9t, uno fein Wenf6 tpeib es," iproa
Die Ilte nit Ieifer Stimme. uS6 bette
nod INNER, bob Gott Jpn ssiuno sus
riidfibrt -"
rWhtter. baran sIaubt tein Menid
mebr."
SAB bic MenIben slouben, mos Iie
molten. Sd ipeib, bob 9ein Batter
Snufri nod lebt." Sbre Stimme
ipurbe lout. lire Worte floiien lebbaft
BON ben 2ippen. Den Mann bat
tein Joriter eridoFen, benin er por
fIii9er unb geididter oIs oGe! Gr 1T
aud ni9t I'M Mopr perfunten, benn er
tonnte ieben Shritt nnb Sritt unp
TT bunoertmol in finiterer Nobt nit
benz fhtperen 8alIen esgoneen. Gr lit
oud ntht i'm See ~srtrunfen, btnn er
tonnte f6pimmen ipie elm Slid. SD
Iaee Dir, mein Sinh. 0ein Batter Iebt!"
Sic botte fid crboten uno Die SGnbe
na6 Der Sbiir auseeitredt. Sbre 4us
f9ienen iit gu ipeiten -. aber
tbenioi6nea psrfloe Die Grreeune.
fonf ie in ben SeTel suriid.
Ooh nun tpar Srina au~feeitanben uno
lauidts onf ben feiten Mannesihritt.
Der bnrt ben SIur fam. Sc paren
nur lpenise Setunbsn, Bis bie Shiir
ild otfnete, aber fie seniisten. im ibr
elre Blutipsne bonn 5eraen bis in bas
5arte 0efi6t 81 treiben.
gnt Die Mutt.r ftten ben Sdritt
gu %ertennen, benn iie bob lGdeInb bic
sSopor? git Ou esq"
~So, SHUTTER Worpdro, ih BIN e..
9ottes nit Dir nnb NIT Dir.
!. .aomm gu mir. nein Go4n. bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
Antp.

5ausfrau: so, ia. Minna, bic
8rntenrete bon seitern boben sic gee
nib S1rem 6olbaten seseben = bas
tenn i'd aus G%rfabrung." = Oienitz
mdb9en: ~3atten benin Mabame ouh
triikr einmal einen Solbaten gun,
S9aba~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
3atltfurprrfre.

llnteroffi5ier: Sit, Gettbuber, Ssbr
Batter %dnneneirt oo: @dint.n gu cipis
len preifen. Brinsen Sic mir bod
aud einen, aber gu ben befannten Mt.
litGrpreifen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
1(npluubltdt.

gettsliunee (aefiiblboD: uBitte, ib
bin cine Waife, Batter bot Elm Bein aes
broden unb 1T i'm @efdnsnib, Mutfer
TT i'm S%rrtnbauie. unb tpena ib obne
g.lo nod 1auie tonun.. bauer fie mid
beibe burf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
HhtIpTnphte.

Cine fhpade 5eite bat i.ber
Weni6. llnb tpern CT meint, bob er
teine babe, 10 bot er minbeft.ns apei.
DEM bi.ie Meinuns lit olid elm.
Ihpade Seiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
Aidt ais Gottin, MIR ais 1stib.

Gouftino 9oF., bic einftise bes
rtihr1te Sdnserin Der Dresbner 6of,
oper aur 3eit Queuft bes @tarten, mar
etne dnhertt eneraifhe unb feIbifbes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
DER auunrauf.

r9oethe bat ia febr fdone 9uss
tpri4'. Gber bic fhOnffen Gpria',
mas ID selefen bob. fein bon an ae.
tptHen Motb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

Words and Music by DICK TEMPLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-25

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