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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

not crbo6t, 96eAoen JIG bic Sc
iNidbtc BON @eingelo9cu cntriiitct
in Abrcbe geitcGt bottc, crflGrte lie:
y2aiien sic MIR oicic Gireftorcn eli
non Sfonbol oniongcn, i6 mcrOc
Oeniclbcn idou iiir iie wciter bcior-
aen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Glf Wcnidcn Snrdj SutclbrHnO nnt'
oCfpmmcn.

Goncouucr, y. s., 10. Mug.
- Gli Mcni6cnlebcn gingen bcittc
iriib bel Der Gin1ihcrung Ocs
nOfonogone ? }3otela" SIT &crnon,
y. g., p%crloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

Gin groBcr anbou miro
8cgcmu0rtig 5llm Y8ictoria = Gbco.
Ter" crrif]tet, 10 boB oieier Wiuicn'
ttmpcl nod ieincr 8%ollenbung elmer
Der gr0Btcn ieiner 9lrt IN Der Staot
icin miro. Gos 81 Dem Neltbol cr.
ioroerlihe @igentbum mur0c Don
Neron Cohen, Uti6oel Sorb uno
&ocl @cbbort, Die pas gcgcHuGrti1e
Ibeotcr beiiten, %erlporbcn. Qic Ban.
iicQe bat cincn @ciqmmt 5IaAen'
iabolt bon sc 6uB on Der a9pitpm
@clIie. apemic BEL elmer Tieic non 80
6itB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Ser Sod ais 0drtner.
G%inuanOercr= nt9cicllidaftcn nm
ter Der Sltpc.

GrmmiiiGr @iaiomS ent5icbt jpcicll
OcricIben Die bisber genoIiener
GripiIcgicn ouf ellis S$lano. -
8ollltredlng Der 0rci5ebnten elet-
triidcn SinriGtulg in 9fcpsSer.
Icp. ~2ebensperIuIt ourh 9rGuNc
in Canada. - &ifonter S6uls
ifouoal in Yitt8bltrg. - oMnu.
rctonio" bat picorr cinmal ibren
Hccoro iibertroiicn.
Sem Norf. 10. iG.-M otde
i~ogenounte Observation-Disclosures . @eicll-
id)uitcrl, melhe ungebli6 Den 3lpcd
pcrfolgcu, @mi9rontcn bel ibrcr 9lu-
funit III Imcritu ST mtcrltilbclt,
lin0, mic @inmanOcrlmg3 Commit.
iGr @illiomS crtlGrt, nid)t INNER,
iuuS tie iein %ioIItcu. &err @iQiomS
elt5og belttc 5tueicu iolber 8cieIl-
I6oiten, ilGmlih Scr st. Soiepb'S
&cinlotb 5rm Sdllt polniifer Gin
mon0crcr," ionic Der .Sdneoiihen
Slltbernner &cimtb," Die biSber Don
linen g%cuoiiencn Eripilcgicu olli 81.
lis Sslono, neil CT iid oltrd 9tod).
ioridungcu %iiber5cugtc, boB oicie
Q~lnitolten Die @inmnn0ercr ~oltSbeutc-
ten, nnltott ibncu bebiililid) ST. iein.
9lnoreoS Gnlbcrg BON Der oSdnpca
Hiidcn 2utberancr 8eIcllId)nft" ioll
&unocrtc bon idIme0iiedn M0Od)ct
6u TpcifcIboitcn 3pcden ms Sn.
mere aCihidt BADEN. 9iCicr Golberg
lit aus Dem GienItc Scr Nnltolt entr
lniien iporocn mo SEER @iaianl5
MIRO hcr SdcOiIden &cimotb geItot-
ten, Ctnen onOcrcn 8crtreter nod) Der
Snicl 5t i6ifen, uorollSgclebt, Dab
tin pniienoer Monm oo5lt mlserm1blt
miro.
Gtlitc Gbnli6e 8eicaidoften pcr-
Ten 5lr 3cit BON 9comtcn bcs Gin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii6erwodt, unO
cS lit nidt mrpobridcinlid, bnB JIG
olf glcihe @ciic 9cnloBrcgclt wcr.
hcN5 mic Die bciOcn erlpGbntell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12


Gin 9Ecgcr unter Dem
yeti. - 81 ibrem groBcn Gnt-
lcien IonO ncltern Morgcll 6rolt
Mtorp e. Curtis, peld)c in 9tr. 23l1,
9tcro.Gbnrlcs. StroBe, mubltt, olS tic
iGr 9ett lnodte, cineli Icger urltcr
6cmiclbcn. Nod)bcm iic lid bon 0clll
crltcn Sd)red erbolt bntte, bolte tic
bic 9tod]bnrn u. @. SpieS itlo ".
Simpion berbei, meldJe ooS SaltS
Ton obcn bis untell oltrdiudtcn, o6er
tcinen Tegcr porionoen. 6rnu Cur.
tis betroitert iebt ben SerluIt bon
S2S,. nit oeuet Der 9teger &eiBolts
lidbm.
@ebr & 60. perfouc il
ogerbuuS.- Gle @iienb1noler.
6irmu SSreoerid @ebr & SO. bot ibr
groBes Sooerbots, Nr. 300, Brc'i.
DENTS troBe, oil Gopio Somltel bon
Der 6irma Samuel & Mc&op per
fault. 3as @ebGuoe lit oreiitodil
mo 30 bel tD@4SilB, aroBg Gii
@runo5ins bon STU rilbt oorauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
8noSm @ra6c 1T glpg. !

N~hAINAiANNfAN Nht@N 'fh@NA ~
9et6eiligrmg bon 2ciotroganocn
oltf Ccm Baltimore 6rieOboie"
jur lcbten 9lube 9e6ettet. - Mn.
Ocrc &ci6en6c9Gn9niiie.
Gic @ccrOiglung ser an Sonntag
i'm bobcn Nltcr bon 10 Sa6rcn Der
idieOenen 6rou @il6elmino MtGer
foltO geitern 9ohnlittag pom 8rauer.
bouie, 9tr. 1907 . t.9oltimoreItraBe,
aus itott. Gin lmgemo9nlid aroBeS
SroucrgcfolAe gnb ibr oas @eIeite
nud ibrer lebtcn NubeitGtte aui Dem
Baltimore 6riaoboie." @eld' an.
Beror0cntliher 9elie6t6eit iih oie@nt.
l6lafene III meittn areiien c%rfreute,
Onuon lcat3 Die ii6erreide IiiQe BON
9lumenipenOcn oic BON 9tub' uno
6crn eingetroifen maren, bcrenteS
3eugniB o6. Gin prGd,tigeS Grran-
geilent pon Gbrpiuntbemen hattie Ser
Sroltcll,SiiliSuercin Der Griten Ieut.
idcu 8optiiteusairhe geiunot. Dit
Ger Gcritorbenen ldieo Die lebte ilber.
lcbenOc Orgoniiotorin Der g%enannten
@cmeinoc oobin 10 0aB ieBt ibr @ot.
te nod dis Gin5iaer bon Den Wtitglit.
Oeru 5uriid 6lei6t, ole emit iene Sc.
meln0c A%cgriiuOet. Fnitor 8roBe, Der
temporarc Sceliorger Der ertpGbnten
@emeinoe, uno Huitor Hu6ed bon
Der ocutiden MietDo0iIten.airde ant
Sroa0moD amtirten I'M Srouerbollie.
luic oui Dem 6rieobofe uno iudten
0urd) rpnrnlc E%roiteSnorte Die tief9e.
bell9tcn &intcrblicbeuen ouf5uridten.
6rau @m. i. Mtiaer uno Sr. Sobn
u. Sdntfort lun9cn I'M 5~rouer6oitic
boa Guett ecu Mtotber, 81 Re
there" utO &oItor @roB trug am
8rdbe OuS Sie0 ySm Sintmel it's
Dltnoerldon" Dor. glS 9abrtlldtrGs
ger erluieian Der 5ooten ole lete Oh.
re ibrc Gnfcl unO bic @otten ibrer
GntclinncrL Ole $50. @m. 9ofer. JIM,
IlbcrtltS WiQer,W oloeis, 2oren5 90.
fer, @oltcr Coos, George 2epering.
SoneS uno 2ouiS Oe 9Gfbo.
0ic &critorbene puroe am 81. &c.
Sender 1929 in Staot Oloenoorf bel
Sutnobcr, GeutI6lanO, geboren mo
fam Dor 56 Sobrcu mad oieiem Gan.
DC. 3nei Sabre ipdter perbeirntbete
lie iid) nit Srn. Soren3 U}tIler, tuel,
der ieBt Den Gcrluit ser geliebten,
trellen ScbcnsgciGbrtin %betrouert. Ne.
ben linn 5Gblen 81 ben @itterbliebe-
ncn Elm Subn. @r. @m. i. Wtiuer
bon 9oucrOole. Rs, BRET Sohter,
6rou Si55ie Noter poi Baltimore.
6rou Carrie Miaer. W(oloerS BON
Camden H.7S. unO Sri. aotie 0til-
Ter, odt @roBfinoer, orei llrgroBfin-
Der, 10 ME Elm 9rlloer, Sr. Iltgitlt
Inppc bon Canton, Ohio.
Gg6ert $ allten6.
@roB mar oaa S~rduergefolge, mel
DIES aeitern Den iroiideu lte6erreiter
oeS peritor6cncu Srr. Gg6ert Sal
ltaoO bon ieinem Seim in Genmore.
8orf OoS lebtc 0eleit nod Dem
oGruio.Ri0ge 6rieoboie" CAB. Zen
Grouerootteooienit belt Yoitor Geter
NinSIic pom 6ultonA oenue.G empel.
NlS @obrtlftroger imlgirten Die SS.
Charles Nopcr, Somes Sing, &obert
SIMMER, GIuAuit 6ennemall, Senrp
Hiie mo y. IS @aguer.
6eucr am gefubrlt6en
Elob. ~ aurj nod I llbr geitern
Nbcno gerietb Die Blottiorm Oe8
HierS 9tr. % Der Baltimore Sbic.
| G%iipnhnhn" i'm Vrnn0 Jip 0tird1 pis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Rod bcinabe Gin Sabr Triit.

9crGin 10. Mug. - Gincr iebt
~crtol0tcn omtliden 9efunntmodumg
Suiolgc bot Ger omcritnniidc Bot.
id)oitcr Or. Gopio Soune Sill Die
helltid)c 9tegicrlrng iormeG belod9rid-
tipt, oob boS @onoeIS' Abfon1men
5lpiihen 0euti6lonO nn0 Den Ser,
Stootcn onl 3. 3uli 1910 ais obge'
ldliien betro6tct meroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12

Seucr am gef1Brlt6er
EloB. ~ &urj nod Z ltbr geltern
Abcno geriet6 Die Ylottiorm oeS
EierS 9tr. % Der Baltimore Sbic.
Giienbnbn" in 9rono. Gle ourd) Ell.
men 2llorm 6erbei9cruiene 6euerluebr
beluGltigte oos 6eller nod einltiiuoi'
ger ar6eit.
@rliegt iGren 8erlebun-
Gen. Srou Worp Wturrap, Uelt)e
III 6olge Der Grploiion elmer Betro'
leumlantpe iih am Wontdg abeno
in ibrer @obnung al Der 8ilion'
Auenue, @opunS, idwere granofulrl'
oeu 3l5og, pcrif,ieO geItern D}orgclt
I'M Ct. SoicpbS. Soipital.
Worplono'S Eoub It II III
rIen S6uIe. - IaS ~. Se'
meter Der MorDlono lubihlmmen'
Shule in 6reoerid, Mo, 6eginnt
Gm 10. September. Die SdilIe lit
lit ollie mciBen Gnubitummen rto
clid iiir oic, oeren @ebor 5i ifled)t
it, nm ibncn Der geiuf Der oiient-
lid)cn Sdulcn ut ermogliden.
Sprcd)cn mo Sippellclen ouBer Den
61fern Der 0iientlifen SdJrlteu uer.
oyn gelebrt.
6oritertog ju d ter.
- Ger o@rob'Gourt Der %tSoriter bon
MorplonO" mo Die mntergeorbneten
Courts wcrOen Den 6orItertog am II.
September 5i Solheiter feiern.
Nuf OerS II DIE q d. y e.
oie6cn. - Gie beige 8ebeimpolt.
sci iuft gegemuortig NIT groBem 81.
Ter nnd) enter 9ln6obl Yferoeoiebe, Die
IN Baltimore mo Dem Stdat ioiuobl.
ais Den ungren5enOeu Stuoten ben
8ieroeoiebitobl in groBem WoBitobe
betrie6en ST. boben ifeinen. Cine
hilbid)e iunge Srnu im alter port %
Subren ioa SonO III Suno nit ben
HieroeOieben ~gebdnoelt boben.
ntift5irt - SIT elmer
Notwithstanding Der aftiondre
Der Baltimore. = bio-9obn,4 Die qe.
tern Itattimth, luuroe Der Rlan sic
Cincinnati = Samiltpn . 9outon.Gi.
lenbabn" ju iibernabmen, ratiiisirt.
e
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09
CHILDREN SHOWED 1T
Eject Of Their Warm Drink In the
Morning.

"A year ago I was . wreck from
coffee drinking and was on the point
OF giving up my position in the school
room because OF nervousness.
II was telling friend about 1t and
she said, we drink nothing at meal
time but Postum, and II IL such .
comfort TO have something We can en-
10y drinking with the children
81 was astonished that she would
allow the children to drink any kind
OF coffee, but she said Postum was the
most healthful drink in the world for
children a. well a. for older ones, and
that the condition Of both the chill
dren and adults showed that TO be q
fact.
my hrst trial was q failure. The
cook boiled It four or nvS minutes
and Il tasted so nat that was in de-
SPAR, but determined TO give II one
more trial. This time we followed
the directions and boiled II fifteen
minutes after the boiling began. II
was a decided success and I was COM
pletely won by its rich, delicious ns-
vor. In a short time I noticed q de-
cided Improvement In my condition,
and kept growing better ana better
month after month. until now ! am
perfectly healthy. and DO my work In
the school room with ease and pleas
ure. would not return 10 the nerve
destroying regular coffee for any
money"
Read the famous little Health
Classic" THE Road to MELVILLE" In
pkgs. There's q Reason"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 90 time. They
are genuine, trus, ana fall Of hunaaa
interest.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09
Door plates Out Of Fashion.

Door plates are going out OF fash.
Son." said a man whose business II
10 70 make plates OF all kinds. 'Twen.
~ years ago every man or promin-
snce had his name craven upon a
plate and that plate afiixed to his
front door. that all might know who
dwelt within. The daily task OF the
negro houseman was to rub the door
plate until II shone. II took the
place OF the lares and penates OF the
Romans, and was attended TO Just as
carefully as we're the ancient house
hold gods
Everything Is changed now. though
/ suppose the reason Is that people
don't have homes as they used TO.
They slmply live In houses and apart.
ments, and move around so much that
q door plate couldn't possibly endure
the peripatetlc existence. A collec
tlon OF brass door plates screwed 20
the portal cf a big apartment build
ing would confess look rather odd
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09
A MIssIonary Got Wealth.

The recent death, in HE eighty
ffth year, OF Rev. DR.. William Ash.
more, a distingu shed foreign mission
ary OF the Baptist Church OF Amert'
ca. recalls the interesting fact that
when in 1868 he was appointed to
swatow. China, be bargained for the
purchase Of . lot for mission build
ipgs. agreeing 70 pay $500. The
board in Boston refusing to sanction
the purchase DR.. Ashmoro paid for the
lot himself. aud the purchase made
ham a rich man. The shoreward
frontage OF the lot was afterward
filled In for a considerable distance
out into the harbor. and this made
land" was so valuable for warehouse
sites that the sale OF II brought the
missionary q fortune. Out OF these
pronts he gave $4,000 to found q
theological seminary at 6watow. In
1855 DR.. Ashmopa was elected a mis-
alonary secretary in Baptist head
quarters At Boston. He returned
home and tried the once for Q year,
but ofictal responsibilities did not
suit him, and he resigned and went
back 10 China for fifteen years mere
OF active service. Missionary Review.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09

Asking the Child What Ne Would
DO With . Million Dollars

The other day a metropolitan news
paper put before lts childTcaderg a
very serious temptation. II asked
them what they would do II they had
million dollars
Even the normal child, like the
lunatic, the lover. and the poet" 10
"of Imagination oil compact" Goethe
eaid he got from his mother his
Lust IA fabuliren"--his passion for
fiction. SO the child gets from It's
mothers exhaustless power OF nc
ton and halfcreated lore its passion
for fancyIng things. for living in q
world as remote from its real condi'
tions as are castles in Spain or Isles
OF the Blessed. Il seems hardly wise
TO fire this fancy OF the child into
imagining what Il would do with q
fortune so great that It cannot be
conceived, and thus encouraging II
TO downright pretense and hypocrisy.
What would a normal child do with
100000? Would II not, II left TO
itself, tear up the pretty paper In
sport, or stick It around on wall and
doll houses; or, IL in gold, would It
not, naturally. consider the yellow
counters merely as playthings? But,
apparently, only the abnormal chill
dreu undertook 10 answer the riddle.
They proved TO be more generous
than older millionaires, and would
scatter a golden shower over the
world. There would be no more pow.
erty or distress.
One boy said that he would turn
over his fortune to orphan asylums
and the Salvation Army.
"If 100000 were mine TO spend"
wrote one delightfully."- sentimental
Tommy, Il would use but little OF Il
for myself" AS Swinburne would
say: "oh. child. what news from
Heaven"
"If had a mother" wrote an.
other young sentlmentalist, Il would
support her. / would buy COM
Portable home to live in. give some
money TO the poor, and help build
them homes"
Il seems that one OF the boys struck
q sort OF average OF humanity, but
could not hold TO H. He would buy
him an automobile. But would he use
II selfshly? Not he! He would take
the poor people out riding in his
luxurious car.
Why encourage this sort OF thing?
A little later in life these pious lit
Gle fellows will look about them, see
men that have the coveted million
dollars, and will note well what they
are doing with IT. II they shall have
retained this pretty nonsense In their
heads, they may then find their milk
OF human kindness soured. and learn
to despise those that are rich In ev-
erything save ideals and generosity.
II is too easy a thing TO spoil a
child. and to turn II into a sickly
Uentimentalist or a thoroughgoing lit
ts hypocrite. Let It alone, to pre-
serve It's sweetness until such time
o. age and slow training may ripen
its imaginings into true ideals for
ne older years.-Columbia State.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09
IMPRACTICAL.

'sshe 10 very liberal in her charI
tea" said one woman.
yes" answered the other "liber.
A. but not always practical. For In
stance, she wanted TO send load of
alarm CLOCKS 20 Africa to aid sufer'
srs from the sleeping sickness
Washington Star.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09

Says the Chicago Record-Herald:
Paris has a school where young WON
en- are taught how to smile. II re-
mains 70 be seen whether the school
will be able to teach young women
how 20 smile while elinEing 70 straps
In street cars.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09
Miss KATE L. LUCAS,
PALATkA, FLORIDA,
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.

Notions, ladies'. misses and chill
dren's summer underwear.
Ladies' silk gloves.
Laces, embroidery. collars. belts sad
the latest styles IN spring hats ana
bonnets.
Experienced trimmer and desisAer
employed. Prices Eight. satstAstien
guaranteed.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09

Kicks cApUpTHH 10 the beet remedy
Eslisysa ths aehins sne feyera44R,ss. -enyEe.s
uia-e6Octs Immediately. ioo, Ia Ana
Ia, % ARuR etoraa
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09

The fastest dying ship kHorn
aossH's tTATls a. fact az lie
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-09
DTOpSyE :'i.::i

Renovea al swelling m~
dave effects q pefnaeI.nt 49,
IN - 70 60 days. Triattfe..l-s-n.
,given free. Nothingcnn % LMs1
write pr. n. N. ofeel,e eehe
Specialists. Bee n Ailanta. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
Cine iriihe SbDQe.

aleinc llria6cn. grobc @irfuneen.
Gin Sfero obne Glen dnbert S'Son<
nells 8eidid.
Gr sebt ipieber ins @cbirae. nod,
III Den Munb, neber nad5 9alpnubag>
gdro nod 6llr ihipar5en SDuenmajc<
ltGt.
Nls er am iolgenben Wpraem ieill
Scibrob 6u %iatteln beiieblt, ieblt elm
SnfeiIcn. Yantp fibrt bas Yiero
fort unb benor or iuieOertebrt, erid)eis
nen Der @raf unb ieine 5p6ter.
3uoolf S'Spnnea lit irnmm Dor
Staimen uno Gerser. Gr bat nitt
I'M Gntferntciten seba6t. bob Tie 10
balb fommen miirben.
Sluht lit ummoalif. er perbeugt iih
mic elm Shirt Dor Den S%remben.
@rai 9uislaub foumt ibu nit
nis9eliredten Sdnben, nit iiibeu 2d>
6eln entgcaen.
80. Mr. C'9onueG. acifern ilos
ben Sic ihmdblih, ipas cinem,
CSonnell nift sleid iicbt, ielbit
lucnn nan MIR Der Sontbarfeit ents
rinnt. Seben Sic nidt 10 b~citiir5i
ans. CO pill Sbnen ia Niemano bans
fen. Sic retteten meiner Sohter See
ben uui 0efabr bes eigenen, oas III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

ettpas gu iasen, Elm Slif aenti9t. 9tus
lit, Sbipeigen uuo Seligteit. linn
5ebn llbr empfieblt er iid. Sdeu unb
peritdnbniBinni9 briidt Garcia feline
SanD.
~Woreen, auf 8ieberlebeu, mein
Surge, lddelt Ser @raf.
lleber Die monbbeleudtete @rbc
beult Der Nppemberlturm, 8ubelf
iicbt ni6ts bon Der Sceneric niloer
S60nbeit, er i6fpelgt in Srenbe,
Sebniuht unb Soffnuns. glm foleenz
Den Morgen beitei9t er fem Sferb uno
iugt ilber Die Slur, I'M niht lein Wort
81 bred)en unb 5u friib in Sorrp9leu
81 eri6eiuen.
Ser Ibenbioune lebte Stra9len
pereolben Die @e9enb, ais CT an Der
Sbiire poGt.
Ser ernIte Siener Dffnet. Iues lit
oou Staub uub @eriuirruu9. Die Seps
pibe iinb aufgenonmen, iiberaa iteben
Yudtiiten, S'Sonnels Ser5 lfeint
title 81 itebeu.
$50 lit @raf Huislanb?" iro9t er.
rWpIorb reiite in Sol9e pl0bli6er
Nadri6teu bieIcn Worgen geecn noun
ll6r nit 2abp Garcia ab. CT beaufz
tragic mid, Sbneu oieien Srief 81
ii%ber9eben."
Scr iungc Wann lebnt portlos on
Der 5biire, cr fiibit iih franf, unb iiebt
Iqes pie burh Nebcl; nit Dem pros
feIiionelen Grnit beS britiihen Sie<
ners tdmpfen Staunen nnb Witleib.
gr modtc Die @abrbeit abnen.
S'Sonnca nimmt Den Srief unb
eilt fort.
9es @rnfeu 3eilen entbiclten
S'Sonneqs llrtbeil.
.Wtein lieber Sunge. ih iprn6 NIT
Garcia. ais Sic fort pnrcn. Sic
bGlt Iif bilrd) ibr &eripreden ON Cir
Mrtbur gcbnnoen. Son S6rcn @es
iiiblcn bate tic feline Ibnlng. Inter
Den sesebenen @crbdltniNen mare Elm
@iepericben peinlid. Mit Den be-
item Iiinl6en fir Sbre 3uflnft
ergcbenlter
HuiSlanb."
Son 2abb Garcia III MIR ein Billet
beige9eiiigt, bas i'm ~uniag6nr i6mer5s
lid beriibrt.
D2ieber Sreunb, Eapa iagtc mir
Iues. W'cin Ieripreteu ut gegeben
unb mnB gebalten ipcrocn. Schcn Sic
irobl, leicn Sic mcincr i~nnigitcu
0antbarteit pcrii6ert.
Garcia"
S'9onnea 6erfuittcrt Die griefe
unb 9ebt. Ser 9icner Iiebt linn bonn
6eniter aus uad), licbt i'm iuie cis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02

nv SWAN th'f'Sh ~Sni'tbit pND ~ uAb~
bciIfe ODER inns crlnubc, i'm nnfSuS
IIfen. @r brnuht nidt Sl %fiird,ten.
ben Cant iiberidiittet 81 lpcrpet,
feline 5bat tit 8n srob fir Ybraien.
Inn penn Sic ms ieet mad, Sorrpz
glen begleiten pollten. rpiirben Sic
inns cinen groben Sisnit eripeiien."
r@tit DEM groBten @ersniigeu.
@lier @naben."
S%orrpslen lieet in einem griinen
Shal. Ses @rnfen 8eiistbnm lit Elm
biiblhes SGushen, bns mitten in eli
mem @arten ircft.
Santp 2effertp miro in Der Slide
regalirt. ais CT cine Stunbe ipdter
5u icinem Germ 3uriidfebrt, fliebt CT
iber bonn Qobe Wplorbs uno pe1ien
5phtcr.
S'Sonnell laft. CT liegt geitredter
3dnee aui Dem 8oben neben oem aas
mine in einem Der menigcn belpobn>
barren Gunner bcs nlten Shlolies.
CT bat es nitt Ser Miibc ipert6
eefunbeu, bic aleibcr 5u fpedieln.
triefenb lie9t CT nnl Seucr, Die Sliaoe
neben ii6.
n9as Srdulcin ifeint Ginbrud nuf
did gemaht 5u baben, 2antp? lit lie
trirfli6 10 ihou2 ih founte tie niht
redt ieben. ba Nplorb anritt unb i6
pegeilte."
,llub mare es uiht perniinftigei
unb hriitliber sereicn, Den Ylas 3n
%bebaupten? ipenn elm S'Sonneu ME
Dor Der 8efabr entlduft. mas ioIs
beiBcn, ipenn ers barnad tbut? Wtp>
lorp ipollte Sbnen ia nur banfen."
"Sesbalb elite ifl chen meg"
~Mplorb u1b Das ihone Srdllein
lpiinl6en. DOB Sic Tic beiudb:n ober ibs
men c%rlauben, Sic an beiuhen."
Ser junge Iann iicbt lafenb auf.
ga, LAB lie bns S6lob Der S'9ons
nel beiufen. Sieb. baB bic Spinns
lreben lressefebrt unb sic blinoen
Senlter gcreinigt perben, bann ipirb
bes 0rafen 9o6tcr ent5iift iein bon
Der Eraht, Die lie bier finbet. @enn
lie abcr poripreeben, ipns niht pabr>
llheinli6 lit, unb ih e6en 81 .Sauie
bin, mas auh nift lr%abrifeinli6 iii.
|io ins ibmen. i6 iei I'M @ebirg oper i'm
Wpnb. ih iei nab Yalpnobassarb
ober gum Scufel. i6 lei tobt. begraz
ben. ipem 9u winit. oenn id mill lie
ilift ieben. 9uu ecbl"
llnD Tubolf C'Spnnen irenbet iif
iricber 5u Sen bomeriih,n @erien uub
Il.dt 5u pereciien, abcr 5ipiiten ibm
unb Den Ierien IGipcbt nas blei6e
Intlie, noB. idbu,er5uou, mic er cs ges
lebci,.
llnb lie. Die itol5e gbelpnme, mill
foumcu, ben Sdnus. pas Glenb Der
8uine Der S'2unneIls at ihduen, iid
ilber iriidc Mrmutb, 5erfallcnes iri>
Ihes @liif 81 punbern.
sd mil lie nift ieben", Iagt er
enfi6lpnen, gpil lrrber ibre @eiuhc.
nod iGren Snnf. @oreen acbe ib in
Die @er9e nnb bleibe bort, bis lie mic
Der fort Iinb!"
abcr intmcr perfolgt i'm bns ihone
Mntlie. gnblif lpirit or Die Slias
neg unp Itirmt binars, lpo er fern i'm
Sbalc Die Xihtcr Der 8obnbduier
blinfen iic6t.
Hnb Suop Garcia biidt, che tic iid
5nr Hlibc be9i6t. binaus in bic Sters
nenna6t unb nuf Die pcriallenc gurg,
emit bes 2anbes Stiise.
"Wcl6 traliri9es Coos, oentt lie,
der lebte Sproiie zines berarmtcn
fDni9liten @eidledtcS 81 iein, 81
ltol3. Inn 81 nrbeiten. 81 arm, Inn
l~tdnoeegcnldB 81 lebcn ii,b bur6 Die
Terbdltniie ge5ipungen. cine Nuine
81 bcipobnen. Yapa muB ctipas fir
i'm tbun, ipenn mir mad Gnglanb 5ue
riidfcbren. @r rettcte mein 2eben,
iold ihlpere S6ulp mub abgctra9en
iperoen."
= &c b ennn D 3 ~ nn5i It c 8
4nptteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-02
@onS
beiutiIb

| ioqet Sbr Gn9 fiib'
len, werii sSbr nmie'
atelisr beiudet. Wi,
baben oaSleibe niit Dal
Sequemite ciugeri6tet
bomit Gner Selub ell
a~nsenebmsr lei. Wenl.
Sbr Sud beimii9 ihb.
let, wirb Cure
photographic
better o~uSiaaem una
Sure Sreunoe iDeroelI
merten, wenM tie Sure
Photographic eben.
onB Gner Ansiebem Ell
nctiirl,deS uuo bcinri.
i6eS lit. Sie weroei.
! benielben ireunoli9el
@cii0ts ausorud er
tennen, ben SDr in'
G6au troset, wernI
SDr oicielben III GlIren'
@einl wiutommtn bel.
BET ODER ipenn Sbi
ibnen eineu Selud,
abitnttet
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-05-13
TIE
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