davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

gymnasium. He cut the road work
out of his days program and engage
ea in a fast encounter with the bag
Two games Of hand ball followed.
with the usual allotment OF rope skip
ping and shadow boxing.
Hack Gleason and Tex Richard. co.
nromoters OF the Jcffries-1ohnson
fight were both expected on the
scene this morning, but neither APP
peared. 1t was thousht = 'heS
would 90 into conference with Berger
reea rdinr the referee question, The
situation rgarding the choice of the
thir1 man remains unchanged today,
with WEIGH, Graney and Smith still
the favorites.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
JEFFRIES DIsApPOINTS
ENpECTANT ADMIRERS

Ben Iomond. May SIN adhcring
to his desire 10 make Sunday afternoon
a regular half holiday break in his
training routine. Jcffries today dis
appointed Il large crowd of spectators
who waited several hours at the GYM
nasium for a sparring match that did
not materialize. After the big days
work Saturday. with the exception Of
a short period in the gymnasium in
the morning. Jefiries spent the day
without exercise, other than "A tramp
up h stream for fishing.
Manager Sam Bereer tried 20 in
luce his charge to hold TO his original
plan to spar in the afternoon, but
Jeffries could not he persuaded. He
gave. however. an iron clad promise
that hereafter he viii do his regular
sunday work at 3 O'Clock in the after
noon.
Jeffries went through his usual ron-
tine. at his morning work out in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
JOHNSON TO START
TRAINING TODAY
Big Black Not Worried About
Getting Into Condition to
Meet Jeffries But Manager
Orders Him to Work.

TBy Morning journal Special Ieased WireI
San Francisco, May S.-Under ord
crs from George Little. his manager
and at the suggestion &c Kid Cotton.
his sparring partner. Jack Johnson,
champion heavyweight pugilist of the
world, will begin tomorrow morning
to put on the finishing touches TO his
preparation for the meeting with Jas.
J. Jeffries at Emeryville, July 4.
1t will be the first READ work that
johnson has tackled since he has cen
on the coast, and although it will be
training of the lightest order it will
mean hat the big fighter is at last
making Il serious effort to get into
condition. Johnson laughs at the idea
that he must get busy with the weight
machines. the medicine ball and the
four round Tits with human punch
ing bags in order to be in fit fettle
to meet Jeffries. He says he can reach
the prime condition notch in three
weeks and local experts agree with
him. Johnson does not seem a bit
excited about the coming event al
though he fully realizes thai he is
about to engage in the supreme strug-
gle of his career.
With George Little and q party Of
friends, johnson rode down the penin-
sula highway in his machine today to
San Jose. where he was q spectator
the automobile aces held there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
NEW TARGETS RESULT
IN WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal
san Antonio, Texas. May $50 far
three men have been accidentally
shot as the result Of the new target
practice regulation rece9tly enforced
by the war department The acci-
dents are said to be due to the new
disappearing targets which have been
installed at Leon Springs military res
ervation. the field practice ground of
Fort sam Houston's garrison. For
merry the targets moved considerably
slower and warming was given the
men when they would appear. This
made it possible for them 10 fire with
a great deal OF d~eiiberation. The
present system has changed all this.
Not alone arc the targets Of various
sizes and shapes, but they are also
liable to show up at amy distance
within 500 feet. Moreover the target
is visible only for a few seconds and
during that time the soldier has to
adjust his sight, take aim and fire.
The haste resulting from this has led
TO serious accidents, which, happily,
so far. have not resulted in deaths.
1t is understood that the change is
due to the wish of the war depart
ment to further increase the eff
cheney of the expert riflemen, marks
men and sharpshooters. one Of its
results win be that very few men
will qualify as such. 1t Is also
thought that the new arrangement
viii have a tendency to reduce the
interest Of the enlisted men in the
rifle competitions for the reason that
it will make it impossible for any but
crack shots 70 become experts and
get the additional pay held out
an induccmcn1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
SAVAGE DOG SEVERELY
BITES SALOON PORTER

A savage black dog, which was evil
IDENTITY on watch at the Flaming cafe
during the absence of the proprietor.
attacked Guadalupe Montoya Of 1915
South Second street, q porter in q
saloon. last night and severely injur-
ed one of his legs. M%ontoNa vent 70
the cafe to get q lunch about mid
night ana found the place locked. He
the door knob, when the dog
suddenly sprang upon him A physi-
clan was called and cauterized the
wounds inflicted by the angry canine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
NEGRO ARRESTED FOR
BEATING C0LORED WOMAN

Night Marshal O'Grady last night
arrested II. &. AlcRay, "a negro, who is
charged with beating a negro mai
who gave her name as Amelia Weeks.
McRay and the woman werc found IN
a North Third street rooning house.
negro said the WAS his
wife and needed beating lie was
locked zip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM
WILL GET DOWN TO HARD
PRACTICE FOR MINERS

The University Of New Mevico base
ban team realizing that it viii have to
PLAY real baseball when IL meets the
Socorro school OF Mines aggregation
At Traction Park at : O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon viii spend all the in
~tervening time possible In the hard
est kind of practice AZ the park,
This Is expected To he the best game
Varsity rioters have seen yet and
should draw 4 big crowd. Socorro
viii probably send a good bunch Of
fans. Season tickets viii hold good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
PURSES FOR REDVILLE
MEETING ANNOUNCED

Readville, Mass, May S.-The fol-
lowing early closing events for the
grand circuit meeting, August so. 81,
September 4, ? and 8, At Readville
park, wese announced tonight;
The American derby, purse $1a,-
0n0; 10000 for trotters and $1,000
for PAGERS.
The Massachusetts. S10.000 for 2:lt
trotters.
The Bunker Hill, $4,000. for 2:o5
PAGERS.
The Norfolk, 2,5Oo, for 2:li
pacers.
Entries close May 81.
-.,
The big show is on. Gem.
-:.-
OF, and for the people. Gem.
-
Twins happen today. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
WALDO FAV0RITE FOR
RICH KENTUCKY DERBI

Louisville. ky. May S.-.At least ten
horses will face the starter for the
th~irtv-sixth running of the Kentucky
derby at Churchill Downs Tuesday.
Waldo win probably carry the bulk
of the public money with Donau q
close second in popular esteem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
VETERAN RAIL
MAN DEAD
Thomas Wiggam Succumbs to
Heart Trouble from Exertion
of Last Visit TO Church,

Following the eXertion Of watkins
home from the Presbyterian church,
where he was "a regular attendant,
Thomas Wieeam, 81 years old for
merry IN employe of the Santa Fe at
TCnefa. hut recently residing With his
wife and son az G20 South Third
street, died last evening about Z
@ clock OF heart failure.
TuncraI services viii be hell toroor-
r,.w afternoon ut 4 O'Clock 'rom the
residence and tomorrow evening the
body wiz be placed aboard a train for
topeka. Kan.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Wiggam at
tended services at the church and at
the conclusion stated that he was not
fecling we'll After reaching home he
which resulted I'm his death. His only
child. a son. is employed in the local
santa Fe shops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
BRAKEMAN
LOSES TOES
S, S. Hobby Fell While Switch
Ing and Has Narrow Escape
Brought Here to Hospital,

While switching cars at Gallup
yestel day. ;. :. Hobby. a brakeman,
slipped ana fell under the wheels
narrowly escaping with his life and
sustaining a mashed foot. He was
placed aboard a passenger train and
brought to The Santa Fe hospital at
this place. The physicians say it will
be necessary To amputate several Of
his toes under present conditions ana
If the wounds become infected,
further surgery may be necessary.
The big show is on. GEM.
-
OF. and for the people. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee. 5 In
dianapolis, 10.
Al St. Paul. 81. Paul, /; Toledo, :.
AT Kansas City: Kansas City, J.,
Louisville. .
AT Minneapolis: Minneapolis. 8;
Columbus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
wichita Takes Double-Ueadcr.

Wichita, May N.-Wichita Won both
Games Of e double-header from Sioux
City acre today. A home run by
Claire in the fourteenth inning of the
second game gave that contest to the
locals.
Seore-First game r. II. r.
sioux Cit. 1000 900 000-S S 3
Wichita ......204 100 00x--I II ,
Batteries: Freeman, Chabek and
fowne. Durham and shaw.
Score-Second game r. II. +
Sioux .C.No3 0 o00 600 00-3 Is 3
Wichita. 600 000 I02 600 OIL l. !
Batteries: Mclean, Alderman and
IeNne, S~hackelford, .Aitchison and
shaw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

-. Joseph. MAY S.-St. Joseph and
omaha broke even in a double-header
mere today. In the first game Omaha
mad the hotter OF the game until the
ninth inning when St Joseph tied the
score and eleven innings We're ncces-
SarN To give the game To st. Joseph.
) to :. The second game was : 10 .
I'D favor OF Omaha.
Score-First game Il. H.. T..
Omaha ..a02 n04 100 00-7 > 1
-. Joseph. 000 500 o nf-S II A
Batteries KeeleN. Hollenbeck and
.'onding. Swift. Johnson. Galgano
and Shea. Wolfe.
Score-Seeond game II. II. r.
pfnaha .......02 5 090-7 : ,
II. JoScnh " al al Ha0-5 - 1
BATTERIES sanders and cadmau.
''alsano. Baker and Wolfe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
WHIT EVERYBODY WANTS.

Every body desires good health
which is impossible unless the kid
n.ys are sound and healthy. Foley's
Kidney Kennedy should he taken at
the first indication of any Irregular
ity. and A serious illness may lie
ayerted. Foley's Kidne. Remedy VIII
restore your kidneys and bladder 10
their normal state and activity }
". O'Rieilr GO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PittsIure. :: Chicago. /.

Chicago, May S.-Flynn's home run
with two men on bases shortly after
Brown relieved cole in the eighth
gave P%ittsburg Il : to 4 victory over
Chicago today. King caught his
first game since the worlds series of
1905.
Score II. Fl. f..
Chicago ..... 900 400 060-4 10 :
Plttsburg .....0e2 000 esd & ;
Batteries cole, Brown and King.
Moore, Camnitz and Gibson.
Fmpires-Klem and Kane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
Cincinnati. $: St. Louis. 0.

ST. Louis. May S.-Cincinnati made
four hits off Bachman this afternoon
ana by punching in the third a.ld
seventh innings. scored Jour rms.
The final tally was Cincinnai s;
st. Louis, o.
score IL. II. f.
st. Louis 0a0 000 600 % $ 4
Cincinnati 942 coo 20H-5 6 /
Batterles; Back ~fteiger and
Phelps. Sta anY Mclean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Nah Francisco. MAY S.-Kight
rieidtr Swander OF Oakland to-day
repeated his performance of vester-
iaN by knocking a home run with the
bases full, IN the afternoon game with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
sacramento took the

Sacramento. Sacramento took the
morning game.
S~core--Morning game +. II. F..
Sacramento ................4 . 1
Oakland ....... .s..2= |
Batteries. Baum II Spiesmani
Moser. Christian and Thomas.
Score-.Atternoon game Il. II. T..
Oakland 10 3
Sacramento ........,...,.2 /
Batteries. Mosef and Mite.
Whalen and La Longe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE


tHieaafb. May S.-Cleveland de-
! f#l Ihicago today, > TO 0. \ base
on nj, followed by two singles and
sae Vice gave the visitors their runs
% th8e opening inning. Kruger
4oiio9i Chicago's chance of scoring
la tife seventh inning by making a
ms |tional running catch Of Payne's
ifivf to left field.
ne 0ra X. n. +,
eh8caga .....000 600 600 4 0
GNts yei1na POO GOO 600 3 Q
i8atteries. Smith and Payne. ark
HtarfH and Clarke,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Memphis: Memphis, 0; At
lanta, o.
At New Orleans: New Orleans. 4;
Chattanooga. J..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
san rrancisco Takes Two Games.

Los Angeles. MAY S.-San Fran
cisco took both games from Los An
geles today
seore-Morning game r. II. +,
san Francisco ..........,. 3 3
Los Angeles .t... $3.50. . 40 . v
Batteries. Miller and Williams;
Briswaltcr and Smith.
Scorc-Afternoon game r. II. +.
san Francisco .......9 II 3
Los Angeles .....e.t s ,
Batteries: Henley and BcrrV,
Maggie. Thorsen aud O%rendorff.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
WESTERN LEAGUE


Denver, May S.-After winning
AZ straight games from Des Moines.
nver lost the fifth Of the series
are today by a o Of : to 3. This
y the first game the locals hay lost
IN the last ten.
Score r. II. T..
pcs Moines 1000 10+ 600 10 !
Denver ......0 600 00l 02O-3 s l
Batteries. Biersdorfer and Nc
Manus. Olmstcad and Weaver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
American League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League.

Boston at st. Louis.
Brookiyn at Pittsburg,
New York ut Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09
HAND IN
ELECTRIC FAN
Jack Allen, Operator at Pas
time, Has Several Fingers.
Badly Damaged in Accident

While operating the moving picture
machine nj the Pastime thcater last
night. Jack Allen accidentally caught
his hand in an electric fan, which
keeps the air current moving IN the
metal lined box. ia which tho picture
fnachtne is enclosed. ,Ncra fingers
were badly injured ana ne Will lose
the use Of his hand for several weeks
Cracked wheat for growing chick
ems past the chick sire. S2.50 per
hundred: 10Th. sacks. 25c. THIS =
feed and much cheaper than
The regular chick feed. D.. ". Zee,
sfs ". Lead avenue. phone III.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

-Lost-Niucty minutes pleasure u
don't visit the Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

Detroit, May S.-Detroit won from
Louis today, 6 to ,, by punching
u.s. II Graha min the second and
atentA.
ife- II. II. F.
mott .......o81 900 2ox-6 10 >
louis 1000 OH 600 10 3
pea. teries: Graham, Bailey and
t-IIli ter; Pernoll and Stanage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

T0nckl. May ~ batllng faTIN ~
nc ninth inning won today's game
for Lincoln. 4 to ..
Score X. II. F..
Lincoln .......o00 010 oN3-4 10 l
T0ucia ...... 600 0l0 010-2 s ]
Batteries. FOX and sullivan;
Ncrns and Jackson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

New vaudeville Today. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

we furnish an kinds Of carriages
and they are the hest in the city ".
l.. Trimble & Co.. 1l3 y. second 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

Noe vaudeville today Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-09

Twins happen today. Gem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Anf riuer Belle hl1rdJ G,trnpa.

tnift. llnb jest erbIidtc i6 Dor mir
cin groBes &ru3ifir bon Sol5. Gin
Wienidt pou ndtiirlifer 8rDBc lpar arti
ibm ansendgelt. CT hattie Sleiif
uno 8ein, eS mar elm pirflid]er
Ncnid. SD babe mebrmalS cine
Gbriitusiieur aeieben bon sroBem
8nnitipertb in 3eidnun9 unb Sfulps
tlr: uber bieier iibermctifliben,
sottliden Sdoubeit fommt feines Der
idDniten Siloer. bas i'd lab. and MIR
entfcrnt sleih. Ialent, Scrtigteit
unb 8enic pcroen ME aud, etpas
Iebnlifes beruorbringen, Man fam
nnm6glih aisipred)en. mas Die 3iiae
bieies @eiiftes gles in iidJ trnaen.
gtipas riidipdrts rehts bonn areuse
idb i'd Johann cine Srau. ipclhc ib
ais .~llnicre liebe Srau" - Mariu
erfanute. @aria 5cistc nit Der
re6ten Sanb ailf gbriitus. limb mas
i'd bon Gbriitus seiast babe. iaee i)
auh bon ibr: ma lam unm6glih
cine 3eihnnna ooer 8eihreibung
oieier Shonbett geben, Dieies ipilne
berbdren angeii6tes. Sd bctraftete
oieic ~Gridleinln9 eieentIih mebr nit
ben Iueen Der 3unit, dls nit Dem
Ser3en elmer &atbplifin. Die gre
ihcimnig bauertc 10 LANCE. SaB id
mid fpobl bon ibrer Nirfliffeit iibers
3eugen fonnte. als lie perfhwanb,
mar ib nift mcbr bieieIbe mic pprhcr.
9luf 9raner, ger5meiflnng fplgtc
iiiber, FAINTER, mnbefhrei6ltder Driebe.
Wiemals in meinem geben, tpeSer als
8iub, nod als Wdhden pber Dran
babe i6 abnIihe 5reube sefohet.
NidDt nur ,uar i'd ppilitdnbis eraebem,
funbern i'd empfnnb cine entsiifenbe
Brenbe, 4ptt 81 banfcn fir 9ilcs, mas
CT mir getban hat. S6 ipeinte iiber
ieinc @iite, ieine 2iebe, unb id, iiiblte.
bnB in 3itfunft mein Yertrareu auf
feline Goriebung mnerihiitterli6 fem
lpirb, bak i'd In meinen 0ebetem ibn
mn nif,ts Nnberes bitten mill, als paS
Inn sefdat, nnb bah mein innigiter
WnnfdJ unb mein gr6ftes @erlangen
iein merben, feinen beilisen @iIea
immer 81 fiiaem."
60 cr5dblte Die Sran. Dtit ibrcr
franten 5pdtter lit lie ipieber iiber bas
Wcer naf arnerita bcintgefcbrt. Sas
@unoer, bds ibr Srncres polig umts
seitaltct bat, ut 10 gut Gin 3eihen Der
in 2ouroes ipaltenben Moht Der Siirz
bite 0tnria'S, dls ipern hire Sod,ter
ge6cilt porhen ipGrc. Sic lit nidt
umIpnit uah 9ourbes g%cpilscrt.
(Sortiesuns foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
(Spc5ica fir bieic 3eitun9.)
non G.. Il. 4.

ltebcnbcn Gousrebz @nblcn, bic lteber=
5chgnng bctgcbraft mcrbcn mDgc,
man babe gdn5 geiualtisc Sparlams
fcitss Yroieftc IN Iusiift. unb cS icien
Sfrtttc gcplant, I'M hem Splfe bic
StcicrlaIten ulBcrprbcntlid 5u err
lcit)tcrn. ScSbalb bradtc CT baS
iton erlpdbntc GimnlbSfpan3iacr>
SmrsS omite onbin, baB cine Sisuna
nmbcralmlt lucrbc, mn ncuc 9cihliilic
5i fu'icn, unb bicic Sielina fanb itntt,
nit Dem Hciuitntc, raj circ McipIu@
tipn fprmuiirt ipurbc, lpcihc BIC
areirltnH elmer 9tcllncr Gpmmiiiion
bcitinumic, bcitcbeno nus pret Scnaz
loren, brci Experimentation mnh hrci
bonn S~rGiibcnten 81 crnemcnhcn
Mit9licbcrn. bebllfa Iuitcllung elmer
gnauetc unb Gmpicbliiug bon WuBz
rcgc!n gum Spnrcn im aroBcn
WaBitnbe.
Sicic Hciplution gelangie I'M
Scnat sur @rGrtcrung. EQUATOR
Ilbrifl lieB cine idDne Hebc pom
Stnpel, ipprin er aliscindnoeriebtc.
huB mnn @ei6 4 8 III I bpbcn
nnlucnhcn miiiie. I'M Die ungebeuren
Husaabcn Der Hc9icrullg nlif cin pcre
niinftigco @ab 5u bcifrdnfen. Gr
tIibrif) iuiirbc i'm Stanne iein, inter
gnmcnhuug iridcr Wetboben 300
Milliprcn 9pllars prp Sabr ST cripa=
rem, 'uertu a ibm bic game Gut
trpile iibcrlicfe. Gr CLAUDE iupeiicn.
paB Elm Gpmitc. pie Die Heiplutipn
co plane. 10 Yro5cnt ppn ben icsisen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, olir 100 0tils
%lioncn. bon Den Gtnts ipcrbe abitreis
d1cn fon1en. Nbcr CT tnnne inter
feincn llmitdnben iclbIt nls 0iitalieb
bieIcr Gonimiiiion funeircn. Sein
College, Senntor Safe bon Mainc,
Der befanntiid Der bauptiidlihc Stcin
hcS NaitpRes semcicn, ,ucldcr it'd benz
S%pariamfcits . 6rnuitc BON Ginnnb.
swGnsig IN ben Nes rullte, crlduterte,
pos Senatss Gomitc babe allein nidtS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
(Spc5isll fir Oicie Seitung.)
unm i. o.

bit niht pcrniinftig. 8enn bic IF.
Singirnu mir niht belfen mill, 10 bat
tic ibrc 8riinre. Sic mirp, ipie Ser
&nter in9t, ulis grDBerc @naben als
Die Seilung scbeit. @iirbe ib ses
beilt. 70 nitric cih pielleift Elm @elts
finD ipcrben uno incline Seele pers
lieren. 9aS fuun bic fl. Snngirau
nid)t ipollen. Gle mnd1t es mir, pie
tic cs 8ernabctte mad,te, ais he 5rt
ibr iagte: 3d. mill Sid gliidlih
MAIDEN nift nuf bieier @elt, aber in
Der nnbcren 8cit.~"
Sieic @orit unb nod mebr bic
Hl,be Der Softcr madbten Sinprud
ailf Die Wuttcr. sic begann in ben
@illen @ottes lid mcbr 3il fiiaen iinb
beidlloB inoc'icn bpd1 uuf bic Rationals
Waafnbrt 81 lpnrtcn. @dbrcnn bieier
brei Sugc icBtcn Iutter unb 5odtcr
ibre @ebcte fort. Sebes Wal, iuenn
Die Wnttcr Elm .Wlaanififat" anitims
men b0rtc (nls Seihen elmer itellen
5eilnng), iiilltcn 5brdneu ibrc
Mngen. Gin bcfdnnter YrieIter
troItctc lie. .9tnria", 10 ingte er,
.iuirb Sbncn 9eipiB aud cine srobc
@none crlpciicn, neil sic mad, 2ours
bes gefonmen iinb." ltnb 10 lonte
CO dllb 9cIheben. @m %. auguit
lpoate bic Game dc Scimreiie nah
Ymerifa antreten. Mm Gorabenb Dor
Der Ibreiie, oils Die Miitter lid chen
our Tubc begsben ipolltc, fiibfte tic
nod einmal elm beftises @crlangcu.
Die @rottc Suriid5ifcbreu unb 5u
beten. 2nnge fdmpfte JIG gegen bieS
mddtige @efiibl nnb iaete 3u lid
ieI6er: ~8nrum ioll ih in bieier
Stunbe all Die 8rnttc sebcn? Vile
5aae babe i'd ecbetet; olIbem lit es
lpobl and, nid,t i6idlid) az bieier
Stlnoe fiir cine Game. ALIEN bins
5ugcbeu."
Nbcr CO ipur ibr niht m6slid.
bicier inneren Gimme Sii nioeriteben.
@s licB ibr feline Hube.: @e9en II
llbr Hn6t5 bcgab tic lid. I6egleitct bon
eincr Insb,. CUR @rotte uno fuiete ON
Dem Sitter uiebcr, rcdts pom Sdupts
eingan9. .Aaum", 10 er3Gblte lie
MN nciter. rbatte .ih ansefansen,
ben NoicnfranS 81 beten, ba are
Dor mir Die 2ifter, Die Statiic. Der
Sclicn pcridmunben. unb ih lab mid
III cine ticfc Siniteruib glcihiam 9cs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

Der %crcin 5u Ncp Him bat ouscrz
nclll 'oebcn beld1lpneil, bon i~eilell
4S4 MitaIicoern ,pcitcrc iini
cents i'm &unnt 81 epllciticz
rrr, madlt i'm Snbr an $500. Wcnn
lid nllc &crcinc bcs Central 8crcins
III Zen ndd,iten Snbren 81 Dem al.ie
d)cit Npr8ebcn perItcbcn, Ndnr itehcrl
Der 'o3talcn Gftipn aollS bcocutcnec
@elomittel, be- it dnbta .flicz
@innabm coucI1cn
sur %crtilgnn9. itirb bnnn lpiro and,
Elc Set fonnmcn, III reitgebcl,bem
Snrnerirgcn nnh uupcuiGIliz
sen Sbatcn Hcd)nnig g~ctra9ci1
pcrocn fam.
"Mnn ldiic it'd nGrlm nid,t pcrz
lutrrrn lulb clt uutbigcn bon Golden,
Die fcirc 8cbulh unb tcin @crItdnbz
nib bnbcu fir cine title @nts
ID tdclung rnb aQmGblid
inncrlide grtnrtune. Man
3ctc Dem Gcntral %crcin lnD DER
G~cntrdiltcllc 3cit. Sic &iirbiSitmlbc
trdgt nab weniacn Wpnatcu ibrc
'ntte, ltroecnbc Srlldt, Der Baum
mo Die 9icbc bietcn crit nadl ,Subrcn
lhrc cplen @abcn. Mnn laiic lif
mcncr Nltrf biuigcu Spptt, nod
btrd, IdnOre Gucrtrcibcrci, mcbcr
hilrdI obcu Sciiimisnul5, nod burd)
ltilrmiIfcs Sraufgdnacrttum bcirren.
lonncrn hclfc gctreulid nit an Der
Etle9c ocs Sdlrmdcns, bas atf DER
General : Scrinmmllng bcs Central
Seretns 6u Srbuoue g~cpflnu5t pirbc,
mo pllcgc ino forbcrc bic III + c,
be h ciocne. nber 4 iclbc G
~ lBtc alcinarbeit, ND ims
mer lid Die @cIegenheit bietet."