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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-30
Repayment of Cases

Re-argument of the cases affecting great corporations, which are pend ing before the supreme court of the United States. loomed prominently to- day as a probable outcome of the death of Justice Brewer These cases include the dissolution suits against the Stan- I'd oil company of New Jersey and the American Tobacco company, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-30
sells Farm Land.

"'rhe most nota bIe feature of the real state market at the present time said i. r, Crauton, of the e, F, Cramton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-30
Ferguson Is Pleased


 Hill Ferguson said, Sure. business is good, first-class. Birmingham property is always live. There are fluctuations, of course in public sentiment and in the actual transactions on which are based estimates of activity but there has never been a time in the real history of Bir- mingham when there was a total lack of confidence in values. The first quarter of the year has a fine record of business in real estate. The best feature of the bus mess is the lack of cratic speculation. All dealings are conservative and busi- ness-like.
 We are having numerous inquiries for small country places :n Shades valley. The upper part of Shades valley beyond the Country club is ideal for country homes where a man wants from to 20 acres number of such homes are be- ing purcha sed by Birmingham people. eve are especially active in developing Altamont near the<cresJ of Red moun- tain, not far from the Country club. We consider this an ideal subdivision for homes and business is qu;re active in this property The property is nearer the crest of the mountain that any other that has yet been opened"
 smith CuIlom Talks
 Smith Cullom: "The bes; indication of
 he real estate situation just now is tn,
 endency with which owners of central l property hold onto their ssum. When l here is nothing for sale the real estate | man gets it in the neck so 90 speak, but l is a proof of the confidence the people | lave in real estate values. We have of | 'erings enough from people wno want to | ,uy but the owners seem 10 appreciate | he value of tine. property just a little 1 lore than the would-be purchaser The wner has a right to know sae true value | d sticks to bis price Sells Farm Lands "'rhe most nota ble feature of the real state market at the present time" said i. r, Cramton of the, e, F. Cramton
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
All SnnrIed In Again.

MT. Makinbrakes had just been intro duced to the fair debutante.
 T need not tell you, Miss Blizzard" :" he said, that I am very happy to-.and yet, l suppose. of course, it's the proper thing to tell yoI-and I am sure you know l didn't mean it-though I did mean that I was happy to-to-make your acquaintance in this informal though, to be sure, it's formal, and quite properly so. for there is nothing so en- Joyable as to witness the cpening-I should say the unfolding-of the pre- mature, or, rather, of the immature which is the word intended to use. oi course-in this delightful and conven- tional function. toto stand with reluc- tant feet, you know, where the-I beg your pardon. Miss Blizzard. but one of ~our hairpins is coming out"
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Tardy Justice.

Phidias had just finished sculpturing the decorations of the Parthenon.
 ",The gall of it is," he saiG. that I'll get mighty little credit for these things. Some day they'll be wanted in the Brit ish museum, and they'll be known as the Elgin marbles-Elgin, with the g hard, as in 'gosh',"
 His gloomy forebodings proved true, and it is with the high and noble pur- pose of doing full justice to the mem ory of a great man that after the lapse of twenty-four centuries this incident is for the first time given to the public. Chicago Tribune.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
MALTHoIp ROOFING.

It's poor economy that saves a few cents on the purchase price of roofing when that saving means uncertainty as to wear and durability. Get good roofing of known reputation on the start, such as MALTHOlD, the roofing of already proven worth. It's first cost may be little more, but compared year by year in service with limitations it is the cheapest roofing to buy, made in California. The easiest roofing to lay every roll guaranteed furnished with everything complete for applying. Write for beautiful illustrated book which will tell what you should know about roofing. The Paraffine Paint Co.,, Mfrs, 516-51s Security Bldg, Los An geles, Calf.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Concealed Wennnn..

Once in college town the. e.,rumor that students were carrying concealed weapons reached the ears of the local police. The chief at once issued strin- gent orders that the heinous practice should be stopped. One day a group of them passed a policeman, and one of the students in doing so put his hand to his hip pocket. Then, as If recollecting himself in time, he hastily withdrew it and looked sheepishly at the policeman.
 What have you in that pocket?" the latter asked sternly.
 Instead of answering, the student and all his companions, as If panic stricken, started to run. After a chase all the students were cornered and ordered. to deliver up whatever they had in their hip pockets.
 Weekly they obeyed. Each one car ried a corncob. The remarks of the policeman cannot possibly be record ed.-Philadelphia Ledger
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Scotch Repartee.

An eminent Scotch clergyman hap pened to dine with some learned law. priated to himself a large dish of cress, upon which he fed voraciously. Erskine, wishing to admonish him for his discourtesy to the other diners, ra- marked:
 Doctor, you remind me of Nebuchad- nezzar in his degradation
 Aye, do I mind ye O Nebuchadnez- gar? Doubtless because I am eating among the brutes," answered the Scotch worthy.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
LAZY LIVER

'I find Cascarets so good that would not be without them. was troubled a great deal with torpid liver and headache. Now since taking Cascarets Candy Cathar- tic I feel very much better. shall cer- tainly recommend them to my friends as the best medicine I have ever seen."
 Anna Bazinet,
 Osborn Mill No. 2, Fall River, Mass. CUT THIS OUT, mail it with your ad- dress to the Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago, H., and receive a handsome souvenir gold Bon Bon FREE."
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Disturbing His CompIaceucy.

Mildred. take it for granted that your father objects to my coming tc see you"
 You do him an injustice. MT. Snoo- die. He's perfectly willing for you tc come. I am the one that objects. Aw- fully disagreeable weather. isn't it?"- Chicago Tribune.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Economic Reform.

T believe in turning over a new leai on the first of the year." said Mrs Ardup. but I think my husband car ried the idea too far when he said we'd have to swear off entirely from fresh milk. eggs. and beefsteak"
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
sprend of the Movement.

Mrs. Kawler-1'he last time I saw you, I think. you were attending a cooking school to learn how to make vegetable dishes taste like meat.
 Mrs. Crossway-Yes, but the feeling against the trust is so strong now that we are learning to make vegetable dishes taste utterly unlike meat.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Loss of Appetite

Which is so common in the spring or upon the return of warm weather, is loss of vitality, vigor or tone, and is often a forerunner of prostrating dis ease.
 It is serious and especially so to people that must keep up and doing or get behindhand.
 The best medicine to take for it is the great constitutional remedy
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10

The British government has organ ized a special department at the na- tional physical laboratory for investi- gations in aerial construction and navi- gation.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
An Impre..ive Apprai.ement.

"Time is money" said the ready made philosopher. Every minute is precious"
 Yes" answered MT. Dustin Stax. T went out after luncheon to the links and played nearly million dollars worth of golf And yet people say am not iberal"-Washingto Star.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

If you have pains in the pack, Urinary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a certain. pleasant herb cure for woman's ills, try Mother Grays AUSTRALIAN LEAF. It is a safe and never-failing regulator. At Druggists or by mail 50 cents. Sample package FREE. Address. The Mother Gray Co.,, Le Roy, N. Y.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
First Aid.
{ (trembling and shak-

Nervous Wreck (trembling and shak- ingl-Have you. any,
 Drugg1st-Already? Yes. Adelbert. hand down a bottle of bromide of po- tassium.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Pettit,s Eve SaIve

No matter how badly the eyes may be diseased or injured, restores norma conditions. All druggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Which purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system.
 Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10

Lewis Single Binder, straight Sc many smokers prefer them to 1Oc cigars.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10

kunyon's Paw Paw Pills coax the liver into activity by gentle methods. They do not SCOUT. gripe or weaken. They are tonic to the stomach, liver and nerves; ; invigorate instead of weaken. They en- rich the blood and enable the stomach to get all the nourishment from food that is put into 1t. These pills contain no calo- mel; they are soothing, healing and stim- and 25c sizes. If you need medical ad- vice, write Munyon's Doctors. They will advise to the best of their ability abso- lutely free of Charge. MUNYON'S. 63d and JeHerseR ets., Philadelphia, Pa.
 SEND 10 CENTS FOR TRIAL PACKAGE
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-10
Hi|al7}: R 78}::s3!1I A;yEZE SF:Iz

PATENT ATTORNEYS | G. .. HARTMAN gets Patents. Inven- dons financed; patent litigation; 25 years
 PATENT ATTORNEY
 c. Severance for Patents, Trade-ma rlks, F5Sa4 so5s Mreat caender ceHe9SK afddse' Bds
 MONEY TO LOAN.
 On ranches; sS0oO0o at to go. See us at once. Mover & Gilbert, BOP H. W. Hellman Bldg.
 TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES. Patronize home industry. Our goods feriai M and and workmanship' 70 % % e. U. Vhi Whitney. @ Trunk Store & Factory. 236 S. Main St. OUR TRUNKS made Of Three Ply Ve- neer and guaranteed to satisfy, or money back. Enterprise Trunk Factory, 654 S. Spring.
 s1oo-eooD UPRIGHT PIANo-s1oo. Upright piano in good condition. For South Hin St. W ''
 s+,sI RED e CROSS EMP; IMP; AeENcY. ;IE, e., Promptly. T 1s4 E. E 2d St. A7s5o, Main is&sS SSao
 WALL PAPER.
 By the carload: Newest and best goods New York Wall Paper Co, 1OO1 s. Main. GALA FLAMING MILL 6 LUMBER co. Inside finish, holdings, brackets, door and window frames. Copper store fronts and metal corner bars. 1916 South Main.
 PIPES AND PIPE REPAIRING. Largest stock. best selection. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. Mail orders solicited w. F. Ball. Est. 27 yrs. no N. Spring. HARDWOOD FLOORING. Manufactured, laid, finished. Co-opera- tive Hardwood Floor Co.,, 1910 San Pedro St. Home 23625. Broadway 3302.
 HOTELS.
 Fine outside rooms, soc day; two blocks south of Arcade S. P. Depot. HOTEL CLIFF, HIP East 7th St. Los Angeles.
 Completely furnished apartments, s15 monthly. T Wiesendanger, Room 311, POT South Broadway. Los Angeles.
 HOTEL GRAY, 274 So. Main St. Large sunny rooms 75c per day and up. Cars. from all depots pass door.
 HOTEL PLEASANTON. First-class table board. Special accom- moda tions for family and business men. Walking distance, reasonable rates. 1120 S. Grand.
 HAIRDREssING PARLoRs. Shampooing, Manicuring, Hair Goods Mrs. Rose Jarvis, PAT South Broadway A26l3. Main 1923. Over Unioue Suit CO. PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES. Best line in the city. I make frames. I0?o discount, bring this ad H. Beesley, POI E. 7th St.
 KODAK FINISHING. Developing any size film, 10 cents. Printing post cards, cents each. Mail orders solicited. Denver Store, FOG s. Hill St.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

elmer 8cile inate lie: sd fiiblc tets
bas 8efiihl Der Si6crbcit in, Sbrcr
Atube, baber lit nit ibren1 aommct
Die Nnsit ron mir gelpiden. &o iinb
ole Anoeren?"
.Sie lperbcn lid beim Iuabruh pes
9cmitters iflcunigit nuc DEM Staubc
gemaht BADEN. Sic 8agen iinb 1pobf
balb in Der Stabt."
y@ie abcr fummen Sic an SieIe
SD bin Sbnen gefolgt, tint Sic bot
Dem 8eluttter az iparten - Nun bat
cs MIDI ieIbit iibsrrai@t."
Wtanon Iiiftcte Den 3ipiel ees
RanteIs. Ser 6ilnmcl mar ctipos
bellcr gcpprben. unp tic iah iebr mpbl.
RAP 8ainunb's buufIcs. trdlfmeriiGes
auge nit Dem Ipsorud lciftcr Gorge
in bas @eite blidte.
Ser Sturm madt gr0bere
Sauieu; roqen mir nint psriuhen.
oas 9aucrnhaus 81, errci6en, bus pprt
u~nfcrn be5 @olOcs itsat2" Ira9te er.
.Sa", e~ni8cGuete lie leiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

eincn Ger9iicn 3iuana auflegcn. ans
frciea citizen nit eirem Ncnic1em
befnNe. 10 mub C ci:lel 3rpeof blbcn."
"a, uno bti mir bot cS pieien 3iped
nid}t? Sd crineine 5bneu 81 llns
i%ntcreiinnt, Inn mir cine 3brcr fcifs
Barren Ytilrut,u 81 rismcn?" Sas
lpcisc rci6cnSe Wdp1eugeiitt Iddefte
in beriideuber @eiic.
Ser jungcn 8r,lnoin meiuer gs4
licGtsn 9ilttcr bin iJ 9tiidiihten
i1ui0tg -
.9!iiaiidlteu! I3. bapon Nag id
uidrS horsn; foEgtc mcirc $arion
allein nidt 10 bel Sntcrclc bicten.
nm sic nnf eige M;uute 81, feiiefu?.
Sia iprah u;rcrfernbdr I'M SGer5,
a5er or muste pn3 Ueiaetc bed po6t,
crper5 IND in isiner g9siie crfaBtI
t1beu. penn cr ~anti9pstete uab eiherI
5icntl;d)en &eils iebr ernit:
.Shr 8eien bictct mir - aeraSe,
mir, ichr bill @1t6i.l rnb lleberrns,
itlvtgen, oaB, rilftcn anb tennten'
Sie lie aic, Sic Steie 6roae Mat an
mid Itel!en piirren." Limo nun IN
circn leldltcreu Sou fulenb fubr en-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
DuBuouE, IOWA.

fortbauerte; cine idredIide. arclle
Spbe flammte auf. bellbrcmnenbes
Tsiter umrpqte lie - Elm Gutrmnen
ihieu unnioslih. sic itieB einen
S6rei aus unb taunlelte nod, lpeiter
5uriid -,ein furdbtbare5 8rolen in
Der Suit ontiportete! Sunfle 2aht
mar ploelid ctnaetrctcn, Slie folgte
auf Slie. ponrernpes 8ctoie criiiHte
Die &uft. Sano. Sasel unb Steine
floeen. bon nniidtbarer Sanb gez
i6leuoert. geseu ibre Siirn. Wit
einem &ehclaut ianf lie balb ohm
nldftig gu @oSen. Der Sturm beulte.
pfiif unb settle in ibrcn Sbrcn. @ar
fpirfli6 Der 8eltuntersang gcfoms
men. unb mubte lie nQein unb perz
laiien umfommen? Nber pa - mar
e6 Sduiduns? ~0lanou - Saros
neilc Mononl" rief cine Mduncrs
itintms. Ih. biele Stimune. @ianun
bate lie nod III ibrer Sooesltuuoc
%ueritanben uno %ertannt: Eaimunb
grunued! Sic rief es bnlb iauG5cnb,
unb bod flanmcrtc lie ii1 boiler
S9redcn an ieinen Arn - mar c.
ibr ooh. els ccrnebme lie oas 5obnz
9eldhter aller b1ien Setter: oieicr
Mann. ia bicicr Mam!
CT mari bcn Wnntel BON iciwr
Sdulter unb billie lie san5 carin Gin,
er 500 Den idilecnoen &ragen iiber
ibren Sopf unS belhipihtiste lie mic
Elm aiuo. rgs seidiebt uns nihis.
itiibe,l Sis lid felt euf mid -. Der
ilheu Sic. bite. alf S5rc Site 3i
fpnrmen". flaue es in abgerincnen
Sauteu on ibr Chr.
llnb lie periuc1te cs. bon ieincn
Qrncn umianeen, en- icincr 9ruit scz
bettct bas iiiBc @,fiibl, sebprsen
81 iein. 900 purd ibr Ser5 - Der
Sturm mari lie bin unb Der. troepem
belt lie lih auirert uub that eiuige
Sdritte in Der Gihtung, Die er i'm
gao. sd fam ni1t". flaste lie
matt nnb per5oat; Der S6red bebte
nod in ibren @prten.
$50 iporteu mir nod. bis pns I'm
lrctter iib gelegt Niht pabr. Sic
barren nit mir aus?"
Sic briidte lid feiter in icinen Irm.
.Hiht ipabr bnnals auf Der
Selas Sniel a pasielbe @cpitter.
! lpie beutc."
sllno irir iparen bamals alf benz
Weerc", crsGn3te tic.
.8ir baben icet feiten @rnnb ilnter
unIern SiiBen. Saben Sic pamals
mebr Surd)t aebabt?"
nNiht ionberli9."
.llnb bente?"
.@ar niGt."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

tpenn lie iein @elb basu benuste, uiu
ibm DEN ein3iser So6u 81 rnu6enl
uno er wiiroe ric 3r9ebea. odB Sagps
bert eile arue Maso freite - Die
Wfago Der @robtantel t1no ninmer
tonnte Iis ole auftldrung ge6en, bab
ite NIT linen allen &omobie geipielt -
lid inter erborgtem Nnmcn bier eins
seidlid9en unp Die @drdenprin3ciiiu
9etpeien. Gin bod)fliegenoer 5rauut,
nidtS peiter! 8alb muBte iie nit
ibrer( Huqe nbre1nen; es lag ibr
oaran. nit anitano bon Der 8iibne an
treten uub ~ipurlos 81 berihpinoen.
Wanon bate in @ebanfeu periunz
fen ben @alo fat ourdidrittcn, ais
Elm beftiger Sonreri6Ina Die @roc err
5ittern lieb. Geitiir5t 6lie6 lie Itebcu.
ga fubr aud idon elm greaer 9lie
freu5peiie iiber Die miegenben 8alo@
~bGupter, nnp nun folete elm orfnnz
Ghuliher ShIrm,., Der nit furftbnrer
8epnlt in nen 8ditnten baulte, cs
frahte, fniiterte, lplitterte uuO DradJ
in ben Ieifen.
Wonpn mar bon benz uuerirors
teten &npraa idb 5ur grbe geId)leus
bert mprben. Sulfle Surobt bclnlid
ibr Ser5. 10 iurdtlos lie and ipnit
lpar. Wobin it'd rettsn. nobin?
9iift in DEN breheneen @alb 3uriid.
in benz Die linhoIbc Der emporten
glemente NIT @erniftiing porsingel1
unb Naes burGeinauber lparicn, mn
ibre @ut6 Su fiIbleu. Iuf irciem
Seloe ben &utbuusbruh Der Maths
ablparten, ma nift ratbiam, unD bod,
- nobin iolte lie ilildbten? giu
6rauienoer 8inbItoB, in ben ii6 tauz
lenp bouiihe Stimtnen milftcn, mari
lie 5ur Seite. Dem @aloc su, in bent
Der firhterlite Scrniftungsfampf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Ginisc Sn9c ipdter ging Wanon SIT
Der gefrobntsn Ndnuncritunbc ms
Hatbarbaus. SrauBen hing cta
grauer &egcubinmcl. uuS maize
Sbnlter praIicltert eegcn Die 9rpbcn
Spiegeli6eibsn Der Ssnitcr. Gs mar.
als 5ie5e ser faltnaiie Serblt nit Ues
malt ms Sanb. SEES trilbcn @ettcrs
ncseu hing Der TbcuoiGatteu iicfcr
luie JOINT iiber Den bstaniten 0i1beln
bcs bctaglid ein9criAteten 8o6ns
5imn,ers.
StmtSanpalt Srunncd cr6ob lid,
ans Dem b(quemen ScIiel am Seniter.
in Dem er aeleeen. uup begrii8t,
Manon IN ieiner irie 9etpobnlid
artigcn ulb bDflifcn 8ciie.
.Meinc Mi,ttcr bot mid eisens 5u
Shrem gmpfonge bierber geiest; iis
mubte einen pringenoen araufenbciud
in Der Staot MAIDEN. ppn Dem JIG nodo
nid}t 5uriid it,. iher5te or unp riifts
ci,,cn swciten Seiisl in Die breite
Scnitcrnii6c. aui Dem @anou Hlne
uebmeu Ioate.
.Sa5 lit Iebr frcurblid bon Sbu.n.
ionit babe i1 Gle icItcn UNI bieie 3cit
i'm Sauie 9%ctroffen,"
rScltcn? - &aben Sic MID
ucrmibt?"
%, bpd1."
~Meinc @nmeierbeit lit Sbncn Eohl
nid)tabebeu.cnb, Saruneiic Wanou?"
Sic rcnbete Den &cpf; Der ltpte
SagesiGimmcr. Der burtl Die Sfeibeu
brad, lag Saroif rnh licB tic ctlras
blaB eridsincn, als tic iGcbciao fragt3:
limb Cic iinb bsutc ungcril g%cblicbcn,
nitt lrabr?"
Gr blifte iie cine @eile a%ufrcrt
lam on. IA - ih lellsne uitt;
abcr nift bnrum, lpeil meine @eittcr
Sic crlparictc, ionrern neil gu meis
ncm Scbauern purel mein Scrnblcibcn
Ole pcraorsbetc 3ulnnmcnfuuif nit
Srofeiipr SMpei9er pcreitelt mirb."
n1as bGlt Sic ab. nieie 3uiams
nienfunft morgen obcr ilbermprgcn
rndSuiudcn?"
~NidtS. Sn iebc iflon, Sic orgus
uyenticrcn ebeniu pie meiEe Mitter.
Snrum bcbc ih na~cpgcgeben unc Dem
Troiei'pr purh gamma mcinc Gntz
id)ulbigung iibcrbrinscu %loiicn."
.6ebal Sept traucrn Sic nm Die
ocrgcubcte 3eit?"
., ih babe oerhdlmiBmdbig picl
3eit. aber menn i'd Micb ouBer Den
WeicuifoftsImnben, Die ia lnmerbin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
0utc G:lsgsuge:t, cine fnGne
Tarm bon 12O elder maize
Der Gtaat SubRaue
IN tani:a

Bic Jarm bsiseDt ans 100 M6er
nnb lit naEc bel ser StaSt Dubuque
geirseu. so slGc. tiHneu unter bent
Slug gebradlt perGcn, nnb 40 IGer
finh gates WeibclanS. Nebamlidj-
fcitcn seniscun I'M 10 &ibe, iedbS
1ferSe, NIB aile' nDtbiscn SarmA
serdtfifaften Intcrsa1rinacn. Sine
NnsaGl idiSner Sruhtbdume anf benz
HlaHc. Mites rerbeiertc Aonb lit cher
iuar fiirsitD mil alee bcpiian5t; 5pet
9rser init alfalfa. 5ieiss lit cine CUTE
Gc!raenheit IGr riae fetaGiii5Jc syami.
Tic, nm ciEt 5arm ncsc bel Der idp5nen
fatJ5liideu Gtdbt Gn3,iane nit ihren
risien fattrl:itscn Gclrlen NM airdJen
81 tamtcE. quSsc5rsdwctc Gciegen.
lrit iiir GARNER. Deldc lid nuu
elmer sr6kcren SGrm 5ariidsicbcn
mDlicn, NM maize Del ciuef Staot 3s
iurhacr. lin ndfere &nS.aEfi ifrci6s
me- ipfDrt Gil O +. s. 90. Bte.
Gruler @Ge., SaGuanc, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
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4Gtes &apitel.

Ianon ipeilte i6on einise Iondte
i'm @uabrnbt'i hen Sauie. Sic bate
Den gntidlub sefabt. Die 3eit. bic lie
auf Der S6ipeue bes Varaoieies per<
lcben burtte, bier 5u5ubrinsen. Die
@eieaidnit Der iuuseu Dame mar
angenebm, ibr llmgang reisenS. gs
falb feinerlei 3pnng itatt; Elm Sebes
9ins unbeanitanbet ieiner &ege. 8er
bon linen 8e5iebuItacn 5u befannten
Samilien in Der Stabt 'batte, pfleete
bieielben, pbne baB Maoame @ulIs
brabt binbernb in BEN 8eg trat; tic
bot germ Iaes alf, Die 0amcn 5uiamz
meu5ubalten. bod beflaste lie lid nidt
ernitli6, tpenn ieoe ibrer 0eisuns
nafging. Sic belt nur itrenee bars
aui, pab anes in benz @abmen bes
suten Initanoes Dor ii9 cling. nnb
bafiir biirete Die CUTE gr5iebung nno
Serfunft ihrer Shusbefoblenen.
Ianon bate lid eneer an ibrc
Sausecnoiiinnen aneeidloHen; lie
itanb aui pcntbar freunblihitem SuBe
nit alien! 2ucp bon Stamm pcrs
fcbrte glcih ibr piel bel Der @eridtss
rdtbin Srunnet; iie mar burh ibrc
dltere Shtpeiter. Die cine SreunSin
bon 9eofaoie @runned mar, in elm
freunoi6attlihes @erbdltrib gu bieier
eetreten. unb es mar nidt al pcrs
fennen. oab Die alte Dame Der liebs
| dsidonea Sucn marines Snterelie
entgesentrua. gs mar fiir Dsanon
pirtlt6 elm beraui6enbes 2eben. mas
lie fiibrte. Sm @erfebr nit feinses
'bilbeten Weni6en entfaltcte lie iidl
immer berrIider. ali ipre auten
giscni6aiten entpidelten lid; ibr
8eien ipurbe pie ibre griheinung
pornebm, obue peripobnt 5u iein. Sic
oeritanb cs. lid bas 9eben seneist 8u
MAIDEN unb genoB es bon Der beiten
Settle.
Sroe Der sroBen 8eierpe. Die Tie lid
auileste, mar ibre gri6einuns piels
fa6 ,bemerft poroen; man iuhte ibre
@eieai6aft uno bemiibtc lid. tic an
cu9crc areiie au fciieln. Cine cigcne
8anoluuta i6ieu nit @anon por8us
seben; lie faBte iebr ii1er unb ielbiss
bepuBt SUB; bod ME lieB lie ii6
lpeiter berbei. ais ibr serabe fir ihre
3fpede biente. Stets puBte tic lid
Den Inihein 3u 9eben. ais lei lie Die
8nnftsS penbenoe uub. ionberbar ses
mug. lie inlpouierte banit Der 8eiell>
ibait. sic nerseubete ibre Seit
uitt i'm @!iibiseanee. lonbern lernte
aus 8iidern, Die ibr aui ihre Bitten
8aimunb 8ruuned gcgepen; barum
bate lie ihre 3eit sepiiienbaft einse>
tbeilt, 0ormittass bate Riemaub 3us
tritt bel ibr. Na6 Dem Diner tpeilte
lie nit anoereu 9amen i'm @arten
ODER lies ii6 i'm Muiif5immer nieber.
Sic b6rte leipeni6aitli6 germ @uiit.
unb namentiid ianfte Stiide beiaben
8nubersepalt iibcr lie! Sic iunsen
Damen ipielten ibr iebr germ Dor,
benn lie mar cine Sanfbare. tief ems
piinbenSe SubOrerin; uur lpenn Srau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

&c mar in ben critters Sasen bes
Cftobers. Die Sonne bate nod
einmal aae lire @lutbblise 5uiamz
meneerafft. nm Die Nenlhen iiber
ibre Waht IN pieiem 1tonat gu
tdnifen. Ser Simmel ipannte iit
polfenlos iiber Die grbe. unb Die
8ldtter binsen i6mahtenps pelt an
ben gGumen.
Gor Der Sbiire bes @uIbrabt'ihen
Sauies belt elm ionoerbares @efdbrt.
Cine Irt Wobelpasen. aui breiten
Nreu rubeub uno NIT ~padstnde
be5osenem Snhe. Gin ~Iusflu9sz
paSen~. Der in ieinem Snncrn beaiten,
Ylab uno S6us sepdbrtc, ielbit
gcsen Sturm .rno Hesen.
Sn iieberbaiter Gle rannten bie
Yeniions>8 amen Srepp' auf. Srepp'
ab. 9iai unb Saiip De Seeien trlgcn
gum eriten Wiale belle Soilettcn uno
battcn nit Den anoern bereits Ben
@a8eu beitiesen. Die Wdgbe liefen
nit 5iidern unb parmen 0illeu bin
unb 3uriid. Sic imn9e @ittlpe IN
5artes 8oIa uno WiB Stepenion IN
glmu sefleioet. burhi6ritteu plans
bernb Den 8arteu; tic iparteten auf
Wabame Wuqbrapt. Ianon unb
9ucb, bic nod i'm Sauie weilten.
Gin boh uno iblnut 9cmahicuer
iunser Iann fam chen ourb Die
giienpforte. burhmaB Den @artcn nit
ipeiten Shritten, 8os I'M @oriiber@
rihreiten iliihtis Den 5nt Dor ben
Samen unb mar nit einem Saec I'M