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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19

Suffragets will hail the new
Paris gown as further indication of
trousers for women.
The greatest reformer doesn't al
ways wear the longest hair nor the
biggest necktie.
The June bridegroom who
lodges rice and old shoes is get
ting good practice for the flatiron
bombardment later on.
Father knows what a summer
outing is. It's father who's always
out when it's over.
The girl who wastes her powder
on lobster will be out Of ammuni-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
ton when she finds the real man

ton when she finds the real man
e. H. Harriman's doctor says the
railroad wizard has muscular
rheumatism" Mr.. Hartman is
wealthy enough to have 1t called
by a longer name.
The sociologist does things, but
the people who keep him busy are
souseologists.
There's many man who would
like to hold down the presidents
chair who's now holding down a
park bench. ~"
Were a drugged race" says a
waller. Sure, in dry districts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
On the Main
Floor

WIDE 35c to 5Oc EMBROIDERY
Corset cover and flouncing
widths. New and beautiful pat
tern designs in heavy work. 17t
ToRcHoN LACE, WORTH
&c, Toe, t2c
Edgings or insertion In won.
derful variety Of newest patterns
in this useful lace. One to three
inches wide. :. $50. sc
WoMEN's NEW COLLARS
Endless variety in an immense
quantity of this attractive neck
wear, worth 35c to Toe. Dutch
collars, jabots. stocks. ascots
and embroidered linen. :. .22&
BOX STATIONERY,
WORTH CSC
Put up In attractive packages
Of "a sheets of paper and "a en-
yelopes; ruled or unruled; fine
quality paper. .............0c
y z WoMEN'e JEWELRY
Including articles worth 35c.
SOC, 75c and as much as $1.50
aech. Hat pins. belt buckles, belt
pins. beauty pins. cuff links,
waist sets. necklace and watch
fobs ....................11f
WoMEN's AND cHlLpRENs
HOSE SUPPORTERS
Worth zoe per pair--Good
elastic; assorted colors or black;
all have patent fasteners. Zoe
WoMEN's AND cHlLpREN's
hANpkERcHiEFS
A large lot of 10c plain white
and assorted colored border
styles; all excellent value at Joe,
for ....................XAe
NEEDLE POINT PINS
WORTH 30
Each package contains 400
needle point pins; full size; full
count -. ............... 20
FANCY, LARGE SIZE HAIR
PINS
Worth 25c each--A> great as.
sorted lot Of best selling styles
In shell and amber; are sold low
enough at 26c.
HAIR PIN cAeiNETS
WORTH Toe
Each box contains about Is
dozen pins In all desirable and
practical lengths. Limit two
boxes TO Q customer. 80
RED cross SAFETY PINS
One Of the best pins made, are
put up three sizes TO the card Of
one dozen. worth 30. 40
=
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19

"Too many people nowadays
won't cast their bread on the wat
ers unless they're sure it'll come
back pie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
On the Third
Floor

BEsr AMERICAN rRiNTs,sL.e
Newest patterns OF medium
and dark colors Of these cele.
brated calicoes; 10 yards to
each customer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
n Our Bargain
Basement


Basement
MEMS Csc WASH TIES, 1oc
About 80 dozen in the lot to
close out tonight.
MEMS s5c sUsPENpERs, 15e
Greatly assorted In light,
heavy and medium weight webs,
about 20 dozen to sell tonight.
MEMS 7sc ovERALLs, 500
"Boss Of the Road" blue bib
overalls, full regular sizes and
lots of them-just for tonight.
15c EMBROIDERY, YARD, Sc
An assorted lot of fancy and
plain styles of nice collars, but
slightly soiled.
1oe, 1so AND zoe RIBBONS,
YARD, Sc
Red. blue, tan. gray, brown
and fancy. also plain white. All
widths In silk ribbon up to No. 9.
1oc UNsLEAcHED MUSLIN, Sc
In remnants of 1 to Az yard
lengths.
Sc GLASS TUMeLERs At Sc
Lead glass decorated tumblers.
1oe HUcK TOWELS, So
You egt 2 for 5c-We only
have a hundred dozen Of this
lot; they should sell in an hours
time. The sizes are assorted In
good, heavy buck.
$3.50 WoMEN's SKIRTS, s2.2s
Exactly half price and the
skirts are more than desirable.
They are made from light
weight ne mohair cloth, In blue,
black or brown, have stylish
makeup in tailored effect--a
grand good bargain at. 1925
IS WoMEN's WAISTS, $2.4s
A sheer. pretty quality Of
China silk; trimmed in lace,
making beautiful summer waist
of washable makeup; all sizes.
asc WoMEN's SUN 5oNNETs,
20c
A full shape, nicely made;
practical sunbonnet with ruffled
and fluted edges; materials are
chambray In plain pink or blue,
also the checked percaie in pink
or blue.
The children's sizes at 18c.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
Saturday Night Specials.

- AVA6At
In the Basement
Shoe Section
10c Black Shoe Dress
ing, 2c-A good paste in
black that shines with
ease.
zoe Liquid Shoe Polish,
1Oc-About two gross of
this useful article to sell
tonight.
$3.50 and $500 oxfords,
$1.98-Fine, solid leather,
stylish oxfords, in black
or tan; most any size; a
very large selection of
styles.
$500 Misses Oxfords,
$1.8-Come in black or
tan.
$500 Little J. Gents
Shoes, $1.48-Black. only,
sizes 812 tor II.
Women's Fine Shoes
and Oxfords Tan,
brown, red, black, patent;
$3.50 to $500;
samples :. ........$ 1.89
Women's $3.50 to $3.50
Sample Shoes and Ok
fords-All feathers,
at ;. .$l.39
Youth $3.50 Shoes and
Oxfords -- In sim liar
styles; black or tan; sizes
l to 51a; pair. :. SITS
Child's Shoes and Ok
fords, 79c-Black, tan and
red; with good leather
soles; sizes 5 to 8; best 81
to $1.25 qualities; base
ment sale price, pair. .79c
Infants Toe to $1.00
Footwear - Shoes and
slippers; sizes 3 to s;
black and tan; pair. $50
OM10 $I.OV anu ~l.t0
Black Oxfords kid with
patent tips; some all pat |
'ent; also shoes; sizes 8 to
IL; pair. I. ,.,.. SIT
BAREFOOT SANDALS
Tan, brown, black;
heavy soles; '8sl4s /
sizes 5 to 8. ~. =. .48c
sizes 8 to IL. =. $50
sizes 10 to 2. ....... .68c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
|OI173lE
E&AE3

Digests the food, cleanses and
heals the stomach and intestines.
Powell's Stomach Remedy Is the
only preparation that will do this.
II does cure indigestion, gastritis,
heartburn. painful and overloaded
feeling of the stomach. dyspepsia,
nervousness, sick headache. ca
tarrh of the stomach. Relief is
complete, instant and lasting. Eat
what you desire. The first few
doses will convince you. For sale
at all first class drug stores. s1.00
bottle. or sent direct charges paid
IN racainf Of prfca
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-19
BOX STATIONERY,
WORTH CSC

Put up In attractive packages
Of "a sheets of paper and "a en-
yelopes; ruled or unruled; fine
quality paper. ..0&
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14

There is no more beneficial tonic
ttan good hearty lauG' ter. 1t in,
hates the lungs and has magic al,
feet upon the system. Giygllng is no.
laughing, and it is habit that brings
wrinkles and soon spoils even pref.
ty face. Why not laugh? II improves
the appearance and makes one popu.
lar. mere is nothing 10 be glum over
anu y there Is, beng glum will not
heip II. BE happy and bright and
everyone will wish TO help you, TIN
girl who wants to be beautiful must
sleep with fresh mir, plenty OF It. In
her roo:n. She must SO out and rev Il
In the suns iae. She must find plenty
OF laughter in her daily life, That is
the only true way TO live a1d the oaly
way cdh11.e s t brnging b.auty.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
DENVER. COLO
Motto for Publication

Walden, Colorado, January,7th, 1909.
To John Lafeyer, deceased, heirs and repre-
scntatives;
Yov are hereby notified that we have cxpend-
, ed during the years 1906 one hundred dollars
$4,000, 1896 one hundred doiais 10000, 1905
one hundred dollars 10000 in labor and i'm
provements on each of the following described
Mining Claims: to witt The Red Top Lode
situated in the Lead Mountain District, County
of Larimer and State of Colorado the location
certificate of which is formed of record in Book
No. l52 page No. 81 in the Office of the recorder
of said County The North Park No. ! Lode in
the Lead Mountain Mining District, County of
Larimcr State of Colorado the location cert
ficate of which is formed of record in Book No
lj2 page No. W in the Office of the recorder of
said County, The North Park No. > Lode in the
Lead Mountain Mining District. County of
Larimer state OF Colorado, the location cert-
ficatc of which is formed of record in Book No.
l52 page No. 80 in the Office of the recorder Of
said County, The Oregon Lode, in the Lead
Mountain Mining District, County of Larimer
State Of Colorado, the location certificate of
which is formed of record in Book No. ij2, page
81 in the office Of the recorder of said County
The Oregon No. Lode. in Lead Mountain
Mining District, County of Larimcr State of
Colorado, the location certificate of which is
ipTihth III EttbTi W lf'ph No To- page NO ~ III
the office of the recorder of said County The
Oregon No. Lode in Lead Mountain MininS
District County of Larmcr, State Of Colorado.
the location certificate of which is formed of
record in Book No. I52 page No 30 in the office
nj recorder of said Comfy, in order to hold said
claims under the provisions IF Section 232i of
the Revised Statutes OF the United States, and
the amendment thereto approved January >.
1850 concereing annual labor upon mining
claims, being the amounts required to hold
said lodcs for the period ending on the 3lst day
of December 1905 and IT, within ninty days after
publication Of this notice, yog fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
as a co-owper, which amounts in all to Two
bupdFed dollars $4,000 your interest in said
ClSia!S will BECOME the property of the sub
scriber-. yoHr eo9wpers, who have made tho
required expenditure, by the terms of said
Section.
Frank Boyce
Horace BGyce
lat Pub Jan last Pub April
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
YOUTHFUL MIND IN DISTRESS.
Awful Possibility That Leomed Before
Six-Year-Old Jackie.

Six-year-o old Jackie's mother be-
lieved that absolute truthfulness was
the only rock on which to build that
youthful gentleman's character and
the consistent working out OF this
principle did away. of course, with be
lief in all such things as fairies, Santa
Claus, and other illusions dear to
childish hearts. and Gley became in
stead "make-believe" games, Santa
Claus IN particular being a pc, LIKE"
between ms mother and himself
Jackie came 10 from play one after
noon much excited 0ld concerned.
Mother. Jimmie Nortos believes
there is n really and truly Santa
Claus. He says he is sure that Santa
Claus does come down the chimney.
He wouldn't believe me ut all when
told him It was just Joke" with
rising anxiety.
Jackie's mother was somewhat non
Pulsed well, son." she temporized.
perhaps Jimmie's mother will tell
him tne Joke some time soon, and
them
"Oh, 4 hope shs 8ill" broke in
Jackie. forgetting his maIaeTs In his
earnestnes.. because. you gnoy, II
she don't. when Jimmie has little boys
of his own they won't ever get any
Christmas presents"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14

\ RI asant pit o rSws Sgm9g from
He and. Ac'c7dins 20 The London
Glob, through The iberality Of rich
gentleman Of Amsterdam. the house in
which ttegbreRAi Eyed from 1889 to
1858 has tsen aeqnirsd by q, eemmls;
sion, which proposes 10 restore thu
building and bring II to condition
moro approaching the time when II
was occupied by the painter, II IL pro-
posed to turn the house into q
museun in which will be shown etch.
lngs BY Rembrandt, documents ana au,
'oSrnnhs of the master. II will also
contain library pertaining to his life
and work.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
lat Pub Jan :
Children and Divorce.

As to divorce, children are the oHly
real Consideration. | do not mean
to advocate divorce as remedy for
the present undesirable state of the
institution of marriage. But we are
bound to recognize that TASTY mar
witt not always keep the affections
permanent. When two people find
they do not love each other and II
they have no children to c.usder. the
best thing and the only thing for DilaH
10 do IL TO eparate.-Charles Zueblin.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
Too rabid maybe

The Denver Record Stockman
gives news of the test soon to be
made as to whether there are not
some distinctly illegal phases of the
present Forestry Bureau policy
from arabidly partisan point of view
AS matter of technical law. if
the present organization of the re-
serves shall be judicially determin-
ed to be illegal, it is within the
power of Congress to create an or
ganization of the same practical
effect though in different form
technically.
The real fundamental matter in
issue is not of a technical but of
sociological character.
Put Anarchy at one end of the
scale of forms of government and
Socialism at the other, with Arts
tocracy or paternalism approaching
Socialism and Democracy approach
ing Anarchy. The present admin
istration of large parts of the pub
lie lands through the Forestry bu-
reau is very plain attempt at
paternalism in nation which has
thus far rather gone the other way
towards democracy.
The condition we seem to be
coming to if the logic of late bureau
Garlic action shall be followed S
that of submission to a paternalis-
tic national government and the
practical loss of State Rights be-
yond the activities of local admins
trative bodies.
The question before thsss who
wish to preserve the democratic
liberties of the citizen ought to
be- How far shall we go and still
leave the national government suf-
ficient power for its police duties?
This movement in its general prin-
ciples is emipently just and fair, in
spite of the fact that its champions
have fought fight so rabid on
some minor issues as to injure
their chances Of success, on the
main issue.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
Legal Amenities.

Several decades ago there lived ~
Charleston, w Va. a judge noted for
his De5Isb manners. A very lina;al
lawyer WHOM hs especially disliked
was once trying case before nm, ana
ali the while the barrister spoke the
judge sat with his feet elevated on
the railing in front of him hiding his
face
Exaspernted by this The lawyer
queried:
May ask which end of your honor
am 10 address,"
Whichever you choose" drawled
the judse.
Well, was the retort, Il sur pose
there is as much law in one end as
the o.her"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
The PRINCIPAL Loss.

Mr. Sirius Barker had been ebegt ted
in horse trade. according to writer
in the Washington Star, and the ex
perience formed his chief topic OF con
versation for some time.
Cant you get over talking abcu
the way you got cheated In that horse
trade?" sugges ed a friend, who had
heard the story several times.
NNo," answered Mr.. Barker. ~
don't 1'ipd the mans getting my
money so mac'l, but / do hate to think
that have lost his rcspect-"-Youth's
Companion.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-14
Pocticsi Epjtazh.

The epitarh collector displayed tn
Enthusiastically the photograph of a 2e-
we're and stately marble tomb. "A now
epitaph,' he said. and one of the best
In my collection. 1t is the epitaph of
body of Indians slain in battle near
Cooperstown. II was composed by a
clergyman, w. w. Lord, and consider
II most poetical.'
The epitaph upon the tomb was as
follows: "
White Man, Greeting' We, near
whose bones you stand, were lroquois
The wide land which is now yours
was ours.
Friendly hands have given back to
". eaongh for tomb"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12
@rnnbeigsntnms : l1ebertrasnnsen.

@ar g. Maser an @. 6. Sullibmi,
@runD5tiid an Der Nolan Ctr; $4,000.
6. 81. 8. SO. uno 8. q. Neale all
Senrp Sreri6 uno Nidarb Sbnbeiien,
@runbitid an Der gfe Der 8ine nnS
Maion Ctr; $14O0.
5. q. @lopton an %. q. 2innare,
5000.
Garter S. Sommers an q. 9. Bar
bed, @runoftiid an Der 2eopolo Ctr.
$1,000.
gIisa6etb unb 6. $. 9etpep an @tle
liam S1ltemeier uno Sral, @runoz
in Der Goieoale Rart Iboition; 440.
gmilie 3iaelmann an Ggnes Yihigz
1alpt, @rnnojtid an Der SiioSOlibe
Ctr; SO Ii. q. :
@. 6. Sppenbeimer an Sranf Muen,
@runbitiif an Der IsagnoIia Mbenue
$4,000.
Sugo Sled uno Srau an Sonb 9pena
GER, @runoitiid an Der SmoSSadberrp
Ctr; $1100.
gmmp 9ittmar an Clara 6. Siebredt,
@ulnoitiid an Der 9ittmar Ctr; $1056,
Sofie Seiter ulb als 8ertpalteriil
bes Nadlai1es bon Sreoerid Seiter an
8urritt 9. Sing unb Charles $. &booes,
1875 4der 2an6; $15,625.
6. S. 1ai9, als @ormunp Der 9eie
norenneu 8incent, Steua, Charles,
sSoIepb uno Srant @al6, an g. @elter
unb 6. 6. Mans, @nteil on @rltnoitif
an Der ct. Mtarb StraBe, ferner Nnfeil
an 800 Nftipa Der Gan Mntonio Stemn,
2aunorb Company, uno Nuteil dl ben
0aIhinen nno benz @eIdGft Der gez
nafuten @G16erei; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12
aonaert oes gest6uuen.M aammerd)ur.

Gph3erf 0eS VeerDpDfH'W taHHeIuut.
Gin briGantes &on5ert NOR bas
Olterfon5ert, nel6es Der Beethoven
Waunerdor ont Sonntag obenb in
Ieiner Salle peranltaltete. Seoe ei1l=
5efne Summer NOR bor5iigli6 nno
Der @eifoa oes oanfboren Bltblifums
mar burfo1s beredtigt.
Der 8erein fang bier Nummern:
uSpmnus" bon Mobr, ugs itebt cine
madbtiee 2inoe" bon 8ahe, u@beno-
ltdno6en" bon S6iebalo unb uSier.
morgen" BON Sduls; ale bier tpur=
Sen portrefflid porgetragen, am
beitell Der uSiterlmorgen" uno bas
u@6enoltanoben" bas Sianiiiinno
am S6luB oes abenoltano6ens
toirfte gerooe5u ersreifeno. 9os So-
10 int uOitermor9en" iang Serr s.
$. MueQer nit gemobnter Weiiter-
i6oft, pra6tig geiungen NOR Ger Dem
Colo foIgenbe gboreinios.
Cine iebr bibi9e 2eiItltne mar ser
Gelo=Sortrog bes 9errn STUB. 9el1=
iel. Ser iunee Monu ipielt iider
ltlto 9elpatot, bat iein Snltrnment
p~olitanoig i'll Ser @emalt unb seigt
BET leinem 8ortrag elm feines ml,iifa-
Hides Geritdnonis. 8eior1oers trot
oies Bel ieineln nGs lit beitimn.t irt
@ottes Gat" berpor.
Sroll alfreb 9lterler iong sic
bon leioenl1af tli1em @efiibl ourd-
5~itterte &ompoiition oes vMeine
Stub lit bin" bon @roben-Soffniarl,
u1o mnBte burd Die bramotiihe
Steigerung ibres gortrages eite
ftorfe @irfuiig 5r er3ieIeli. @unber-
ihon fam oorn lire prddtige Stin1-
me bei Dem baranffoeel1oen 3ieeuler-
lieo aus Carmen" CUR @eltung
itnb ebenio in Dem rei5enoen 2iebe,
oas iie als 3ugobe iong.
Sn Srauleiu Serna Mentb, ether
iltusen @ienerit bie felt &llr5eln
bier iuobl,t, lernten mir cine Gial1i-
fin bon auBeroroentlidem &on1lelt
fcnflell. Sbr Sorfrog RIB oas Hubi1s
finn gerabe5u bin. l1no nit boaenl
9febt. Sin ibrem Spiel lebte oaes,
feline ein5ige tote SteIe. Dabei bod
feinSesen unb Sogen Der Gor-
trag fem niton5iert, Die Bianos iau-
Der ausgearbeitet, oie Sort nit
GROCER &raft eelpielt, obne l%tlln1uii-
falildp nnb gum bloien Serumbdm-
nern gu iperoen. Ser gotlae 8or-
frog 5eigte cine edit fiinitleriide @uf-
faliurlg, Elm itarfes Sormtalent ltno
cine Misunderstanding Sednif.
Gum ShInB fei alih nod Der
INNER germ eeborten Superture ST.
.Gifter unb Bauer geoadt, Die
bon Dem Srhelter lebr gut poreetra-
gen muroe unb iid Den iibrieen Bet
Itunger miirbie einreibte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12

ne @erbinbuno nit oent San Jernon-
90 Srieobof ioa bergeitelt meroen.
8. Smitb, ell Sodep aus Nefp
Orleans, oer fir Die &enner altf Dem
@usiteQunesplos engogiert war, Der.
renfte iih beim Musiteigen aus Ell
ner Sro6tcor am 9. g. Depot oe!'
SUB ullo miro mol fir mebrcr!
8o6en fein &fero beiteigen fon-
zen.
Sulia Gonde5, Die 12iGbrigc
Sodter bon &errn rno Srn1 @rego-
rio Sande5, fiel an 8reitog auf Dem
Seitenmeg nobe ibrer 8obnung oil
Der 8ecos StroBe unb perleete il.
rem &opf in 10 gefabrli6er 8eiie,
oaB ie bereits am Sanlitag OIL Sen
Soigen itarb.
: Oie Bidder eieai6aft Dor
Seras miro am 20. g[pril ibre iabr.
li6e &onpention bier in Der ct. So
iepbs Safe an ser Sitz@ommcrce
StroBe obbolten.
Mrtbur 9. 4liefotb lit ols
0eputp III Ser 9iltrift-Glerfs=Office
eitgei6moren. 90 Ser iunge Monf
nod ridt oos geiebli6e Sitter er.
rei6t botte, beourfte es einen Grtro:
9efebls oes 81. @eri6ts, I'M ibr
fir miinoio au erfldre1l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12
@prte. bel heneu sic seele friert.

.Sbr Sobn bot S6minoiudt. Der
Sal lit boffnungslos", faeten 5pei
erfabrene @er5te au Geo. 6. 8lepens,
einen1 3aufmann in Springfielo, q.
s. 9ann aeiete fi6 Die mutoerbare
&roft bon Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY.
Nod 8 @oden NOR Ser 8otient BOZ
Zig bergeiteat. llnfeblbar BET Suiten
nno grfGltungen, oas fiderite Mittel
fir idipere 2unsen-4rmfbeiten. 50
cts. unb 81 100. 3~ufriebenbeit eararl.
tiert. Brobeflaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12
Reisebrisf.
III

III.
Die Senfotions 8reiie. = y@pe.
Men". = @erlofenbe Mn5eigeprei-
ie. = Die n&aiierin Mueuite Off
toria", tpie tie iest lit. = @bfabrt
un0 &eiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12
GGst nidlt los.

Sd beboupte, Dob Sunt's 2ight-
ming Oil S6mer5en uno mitloe
Steaen ral6er an9reift uno lonala-
mer loslGBt, ais irgeno Elm anbere5
2inement. SIS laBt eben nidt los,
Bis Sbr mieoer mol ieib.
SD babe ME ei1en fleinel
Shmer5, pblte es 51 gebraudlen ltno
nod ebe Die SIoide 5u9efprft, 1T
Der fleine Shntcr5 porilber.
&. @. Safion,
@arble Sia, no.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-12


BIS gum aitseot,9 oes gabnbofes nno
seben Sic obt, oaB niemano obne
&ontrolle Der l1nirigen ben 9obll6of
berlGBt."
@r 5og griibeno ben SUIT nno ibritt
l%ueiter, &orleen ging an Der Seiie
Ser trouernoen Srol1, NIT Dem &ri-
minolbeamten MoGer als @eleit, Ell
lieit oem @usgong oes 9~obnbofsge=
bal1oes 81.
&arleens Ser5 flopfte gum GER
lpringer. Sic bette lire @usiage
Dem alten Yoli8eirat 8eber, Sen lie
gut fannie, pl0slid unter Dem atpin-
genoen 8lid Ser on1flen Mugen ge-
nladt, Die our6 oen Sroueri6leier
10 gebieteno 81 ibr beriiber blitten,
uno troBoem &arleens @uslage feline
ltnnabrbeit entbielt, fam es bod tpie
eine QlGlenoe aneit iiber Tie.
@ie befreit atmete lie aut als Tie
enoli6 oas Sreie getpan. llno oa
iob lie pieoer elm paar groBe, flunt=
menoe 4ugen ulto cine tiefe Stimme,
Die polig anoers flang mie Die Ser
i6ludlenoen 5rou I'M Coupe, iaete
leioenihoftlib erreet:
uSie baben mir oas 2eber, ia
oieaeidt mebr gerettet, gnaoiaes
Srdlllein, ih oonfe Sbnen."
&arleen i6rie fa1t lol1t ouf uto iab
tief eridredt Ser ounflen Srauenge-
italt nod, Die ioeben i'm Snnern eli
ner 0roidfe neridmono.
@ie angetpur5elt itano bos iunge
Mdo6en in Dem 8abnbofsgemiibl.
Die @iille Der Srau BORT, oeren trait
RIGGS @ei6id ibr eanaes Witleio er=
tpedt batte, barg ben gefiirhteten Der
BREEDER. MuBte iie nidt nn1febrell
unb Dem Yoli5eirat tire @abrneb-
mung mitteilen2 Nein, ie botte
nibt Die &raft ba5u. Die ounflell
S%rauenaugen bannten iie.
@ortlos, obne ben olten, l%angidh-
rtgen 9iener ibres &auies, Ser an
@agenidlag ltanb unb lie gang bl6oe
%anltarrte, aud nnr 81 gruBert, ltieg
iie Elm in ben bereitItebenoen @agen.
Gui6fe, Der 9iener, mo6te einell
&raefuB uno Itedte bonn ieinen grnlt-
boarigen 8oritenfopf bertrauIid
ourb Die @ogentiir. n0ie inabige
| Srou Mama 1oiien oo6 eeren i9onen
Grub ans ienaoige Sreilein iagen,
I'M De ienaoiee Srau Mama bot nod
banBen gu tun. nbre finite mare ie
oa-ia, ia, 90 mar Tie oa, I'M iol"
u2os, Buidfel" gebot &arleen ult-
geouloig. 8ie oanfte Tie benz Sim-
mel, oaB niemanb bon Ben Sbrigen
lte erfpartet batte. Sober Nerp ait.
terte an ibr nodl men iie an ben
8lid oodte, Der iie getroffen. Mein
Soft, ipe1ln Der fremoe Mann, nit
Dem Tie cine ean5e Stunbe oGein I'M
Coupe seieiien, biellei6t Elm Woroer
nar2
Gin gefabrlider @erbre9er NOR Ell
ii6er. @el6e &affiniertbeit nno
melde Chronological, geborten ba5u,
ii6 in Der Siiae elmer Sranernoen gu
perbergen, INN ieinen Sdi6ern 81
entflieben!
9orleen ieuf5te gang laut ouf NIB
oriidte ibr BLONDES Soupt tief IN oie
SOFTER bes @aeens.
9a butte Tie nun mirfli6 ein Mben<
teuer, elm gang ridtiges Mbenteuer,
uno BON Miin6en aus, mo- lie cine
5reunbin beiudt, bette iie nod ge-
tern nod SoltIe gei6rieben:
Scum lit Die &eiie 5u gnoe nnb
ib babe ni6ts, rein garnidts erlebt.
l1no i1 babe bod immer geoa9t baB
lid mir elm @unoerlano auftun mfg.
tie untermegs, oas 2ano meiner Srau-
me-"
(Gortietung folgt.)