davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
SAW HALLEYs COMET.
Allen Latham Saw It for Over Twenty
 Minutes on Friday Morning.

At $40 o'clock Friday morning AL len Latham was able to make out Hal ley's comet with the naked eye. He saw it until 4.05 o'clock and found that by getting building between him and the eastern sky so that the roof line was but little lower than Venus it could be seen longer than otherwise, as the dark building shut off the ef- feet of the rising sun. The comet is about on a line with Venus. perhaps a little higher and to the north of Ve- nus
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
COLONIAL CLUB HOLDS
 ITS ANNUAL MEETING.
Following a Supper Served in Club house-Thomas H. Beckisy Made President

Following supper served at z, the members of the Colonial club met in annual session Friday evening and elected these officers for the ensuing year: President, Thomas H. Beclkley; vice president, Will J. Koonz; record ing secretary, Robert W. Otis; finan- ciaI secretary. Frank c. Gage;. treas urer, Frank D. Davis. As a director for three years, John B. Stanton was chosen.
 The reports for the past year show that the club has prospered and is in the best of condition at present The prospects are for a considerably in creased membership during 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Fire in MontviIIe.

Early this morning there was a bright reflection in the sky to the southwest which was seen for over an hour. It was impossible to learn where it was. but it seemed to be in the direction of Gardner lake and was evidently in the north part of
 MontYiIIe
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Hartford Horse Stolen.

Chief Murphy received word on Fri day of the theft of a horse and wagon at Hartford Thursday night. It was a black mare weighing 1850, chunky build, with white spot in forehead. and hitched to a top buggy with black body and red running gear. There was a heavy black harness, brass trimmed. and another harness in the wagon. No trace of such turnout could be found here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
PERSONAL


 Miss Sadie Davis Of Plainneld has been visiting. in Norwalk.
 Miss Mary Rogers was . recent guest of Mrs. L a. Stoddard at Lords Point
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Moses of Nor wich were guests Of friends in Groton Thursday.
 Aldrich Baker of Norwich is the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. John Baker.
 Walter wibberley and Miss Jennie Souter of Norwich visited relatives in Plainfield recently
 Mrs. John E. Vaughn of Norwich is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. William s. Simmons of Central vil- lage.
 Quartermaster Sergeant Stocking, caretaker at the Buckingham Memo rial. is slowly recovering from the grip. He is able to be abuot at his duties. but is long way from his us- ual vigorous self. Everett Schofield of Mystic has en- tered the employ of Chandler & Palmer of Norwich, and is putting to practical use the knowledge acquired by long study of the profession in which he will without doubt attain prominence.-Stonfngt Mirror.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Mohican Clerks, Dance.

The Mohican clerks gave their sec- ond annual dance on Friday evening, making great success of 1t, in Ca cen numbers was enjoyed from 8.30 to 12 o'clock. with the following in charge: William A. Gurney. floor di- rector: D. Bendett. master of cere- monies; J. Lary, T. Doyle, A. Nc Nicl1e and J. T. Buckley, aids. The fine music was by the Cadillac orches- tra-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
In the City Court.

In the city court on Friday morning Miss Isadore Reynolds was presented. charged with being incorrigible. She is 19 years old. She was committed to the Florence Crittenden home until she became 21.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
SOIL BUILDERS.

BULL n IAsDE<hc.
 New England farmers are becoming facts about soils. One is that large crops cannot be raised continuousiy year after year from the same soil without the use of commercial fertil- izers. In the same way that the hu- man body needs speciaI and st,muiat, need feeding. Without liberal sup ply of easily digested food no man can do his best work and without an abun- dant supply of p,,ant , f1od' & crop fai.rre % supply of natures own fertilizer, barn Furthermore. it's essential ingredients are not available for rlant food untfl certain important chemical changes ns siderable time and manipulation for their proper action. An effective plan for the Farmer under average New England conditions is to combine care right kind of commercial fertilizer. Proper food for growing crops is found in it's most available form in Swift's Animal Fertilizers. They are made from blood, meat and bone from rendering houses and are prepared sc- uniform quality and strength. with them are mixed potash salts, and they are sold in a fine. and dry form: This makes them easily applied and thor insuring their maximum effect. Best of all, as the manufacturers claim They are active all the time. The ad- vertisement of the Swifts Lowell Fer tilizer Co, Boston. appears on another page and a little booklet which they mstion about the application of their fertilizers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
LEROY sTEARNs
LEROY S1EARNS Accepts Position With National Bridge Company After Graduation in June.

IeRoy SteaTns of Mckinley avenue graduates from Cornell university this June and has already accepted a fine pany, located at Pencoyd, Pa, and one of the largest bridge companies near Philadelphia, to begin the first of July.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Doctor
 killbug,

hhe far-faned Bugologist, devoted a long and industrious life to the study of Cinex Lectularius, the common bed-bug; studying it's origin, the diff ferent species, the conditions under which it bred most pro1if1cally; and also, the agents most destructive to the life of this insect
 After years of patient work along these lines this celebrated doctor made known the rusuIts of his researches and those parts of his experience re- lating to the destruction of bed bugs are directly responsible for the origin of DR. kILLBUG's KNOCK FEM OuT-one of the very best bed bug killers ever soId-try it and you will say too
 Price 25 Gents.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

The Factory of ]. H. Harris & Co., in Brooklyn, and two adjoining build ings were damaged by fire with a total loss Of s100.o00. Several firemen were overcome by smoke and one was in- jured.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Suit for Divorce.

Dudley F. Brown of Stonington claims desertion as the grounds for divorce in a suit against May c. Brown Of Tottenville, Staten Island. They name being May Collins. She deserted him Feb. g, 1907
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

"Parsor" EIIery J. Leavitt, who kill ed a young woman at Reading, Pa., Monday night, then took his own life with poison, was identified as the son of Joseph Lsavitt of Dexter, Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

President Finley of the Southern Railway said crops did not suffer so severely after the cold snap
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Best Hair Tonic
All Over Amsriea the News of tho Marvellous DandruR curss of
 Parisian Sage Hao opread.

$u WI Rtuv5tS8 <tsO 4$SWe " ~t"~
 Marvellous Dandruh curss of
 Parisian Sage Has Spread.
 A few years ago there wae intro duced into America a cure for dan drum. falling hair and all scalp dis- eases.
 News of the quick action of this wonderful invigorator epread rapidly; or untrue advertising, Parisian Sage is used extensively in almost evsry town in America. And what has pro- duced this great demand? Simply this: Parisian Sage does just what we are telling the readers of The Bull letin it will do.
 We claim, and we back our claim with The Lee & Osgood Co.'S money back euarantee, that Pari6ian Sage is the most invigorating and reJuvenat- ing hair tonic. It cures dandrun. stops falling hair and itching scnip; II makes the hair grow strong andA wig orous, yet soft and lustrous- lt ifs inc only hadr dressing that reaches the root bulb of the hair and destroys the dandruf germ
 And to the women who are reading this simple statement of fact. we want to say that Parisian Sage works won . ders with women's hair. 1t will turn dull harsh and faded hair into beau tiful radiant and lustrous hair in a few days and is the -st pleasant and satisfying dressing any woman ever used.
 Druggists everywhere and The Lee & Osgood Go. sell Parieian Sage for soc a large bottle.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
Incidents in Society

Mrs Thomas Harland of Sentry Hfll is the guest Of Mrs. Beardsley of Rox- bury, Conn.
 Miss Helen M. Stearns of West Hart ford High school is spending Sunday at her nome on Mckinley avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
DIED

MAYNARD-In this city. April 29. 1910. Julia Rockwell, widow Of Jede- diah Maynard, in her 74th year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Miss Sadie Davis of Plainneld has been visiting. in Norwalk.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
I647 Adams Tavern 1861

effer to tho pnbfic the 6naBt ssandarS beands q Beer of Europe and America. Bohemian. Ptqners Cufmbach BavertAn Beer, Bass' Pale and Burton. Aueirs Scotch Ale. Guinnesaf Duhlin Stouf, C. C C. 1mpogfDd 01ueoe Ala Runknr Hnl P. B Ale Frapk Joaed Nourfnh- 9ng Ale zSterEnG Bitter A1e. AnheuDaP. Budweiser. scs8fk ana pahak-
 A- A. ApAAa. ueresien Tessn.
 1olsohsns 4l7-l 5y42a
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Lavallie Brothers grocery at Plain field has been closed by a Norwich concern, and the firm goes into bank ruptcy,-Moosup Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Aldrich Baker of Norwich is the John Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Pending sale of my nursery, all or ders given to J. O. Landon, manager, Treadway avenue, will receive prompt attention. o. E. Ryther, proprietor.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Word has been received by the spe- cial agents that five days extension of time could be counted on for the completion of the census enumera- ton, which had been supposed to end Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Walter 'Wibberley and Miss Jennie Souter of Norwich visited relatives in Plainfield recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Amos Palmer of North Stonington has been shearing James E Lords s high grade Shropshire flock at Lords Point the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Connecticut, will contribute s90o. .0oo or more to the federal corporation tax wIic his being collected under the new law and which will, it is estimated, reach about s22.0oo.ooo in the coun- try.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

The open season on pickerel begins tomorrow, May l, and the season on bass closes the same day until July l.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

MT. and Mrs. Frank Moses of Nor wich were guests Of friends in Groton Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

Last week to license. your dogs. One dollar extra next week Town clerk s office open from a. m. to p. m. and every evening this week from [ to 9.--adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

The twenty-fourth annual conven- ton of the Connecticut State Spirit ualist association is to be held at Hartford on Saturday and Sunday, May and g.. The principal speakers will be Rev. Mary s. Vanderbilt of Brooklyn, N. r., and B. Tabor Thomp- son of Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

The meeting of the Woman's Coun- Gil of Education is to be held in Hart ford this (Saturday) afternoon. There will be an address by Miss Mary A. Jordan, professor of English at Smith college, on The Weak Spot in the Edu- cation of Our Day.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Smport Der 8rantt.

Sn pieIen 0Drfern unb QlnIieoluns
gen bss 0itli9sn Sibiriens Deripiirts
man einen itarten MangeI an bsi>
ratbsfGbieen iungsn Mdb9sn. Dies
belpirtt,, OaB iid Elm Orisineaer Grs
lperbs5peig entlpidelte = Der Sms
port bon 8rGuten en- gros. Giniss
unt.rnebmunssluitise 8ausrn tamen
auf ben finbisen 9eOanten, RuBlano
5u bereiIen uno 8rGute ein5uiams
meln. @s selans ibnen fosar, err
mGbigten 6abrpreis fir Die iunsen
RGb9en gu srpirten, Die ii9 .3ur
brGutli9en Reife" sntibIpfeu. Der
srits 8.rIud i9lus Elm, unb 10 ent=
itanb elm gsrsssIter 9ef6dftsbetrieb.
SObaIb Die brGutli9e Waare am Be
itimmungsort angslanst 1T, iibsrs
nimmt Der Smporteur bic Rolle bes
@aters. Man Ienbst 8ruutperber
gu ibm, uno bic llnterbanblungsn
iperben our9aus gei1GftsmGbis ges
Fiibrt, nobel Der Dsrtb Der 9raut,
Ole @sI9snte, Die als @ntgeIt an ben
Batter ab5uliefern iinO. unb unOeres
mebr feiteeieBt perosn. SIT Der Sanz
bel abseibIpfen, 10 sebt es gum 9oz
pen, oas 9tufgebpt ptrb pollSossn,
un6 benz folst binnsn einigen Do6en
ole Srauung. 9as 9ef6Gft 1T re6t
tintrGslih, benn ole GItern bes 8rGus
tisams oosr sr ieIbit miifen an ben
proturas9otsr Ser 9raut minositsns
100 'Rubsl in 8aar 5ablsn. Dem
8ermittlsr ielbit tommt ieoes MGbs
den Bis an Srt uno Stells nit @erz
pfIeguns auf runo iedSis RubeI gu
Iteheu. Die llnternebmer nerbtenen
alTo an iebsr 9rdut mtnbeitens pierz
Sis gaubeI in 8aar, auberbem aber
nod bic 9rautgei9,nte uno Elm Ooer
jpei Gimer Sdnaps. obne Die es nun
einmal niat abasht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
8thber. Der III @utsbeibsr unb fat
oroEe 9uderfdbrtfen.

9thber. Der iIt 9utsbeiibsr unb Fat
arobe 3uderfdbrtten."
.SIt Der prieiter Elm alter Munn2"
,@ar ni9t aft, elm Wtunn in ben
befen Sabren. aber Der Serr Sreiss
rt9ter frasen mid 10 aus = 1T Oiels
iei9t etpus geT9e9en9"
vHein, ni9ts. SD iu9e nur eine
@obnung, Elm @drtenbaus biellei9t
In einem 10 berrli9en @arten, pie
bieIer 9arten bes prieiters. Sat er
ni9t Disllei9t in ieinem Sauie eine
Dobnung dbauseben9"
,Nein, Serr, er permietbet ni6t,
aber on Der unberen Settle oes @drs
tens liegt bas Saus bon Sablberg an
Der S.3reiten StruBe, Der bat eine
@Obnuns abSugeben."
.5ablberg9 SIT er Elm Sube9"
rSa, Serr, rin Iebr gutter M:ni9;
bei ibm pobnte friiber Der General,
| jebt ftebt oas Saus leer. Gin iebr
590nss Suus."
std mill es mir moreen anIeben."
vDarum morgen, Serr &reisri6s
ter, iparum niht gleid. Sic iperoen
einsm armen 8ommiFionGr ettpds
bafiir geben unb ib tuerbe nit Su6ls
berg rebsn, baB sic oas Saus
re9t bi1is betommen."
.SSft es peit BON Der Sftr9e9"
Ser 9arten Der Stride itObt Die
rstt an ben Sablberg'i6en."
Raumop iiberleste einen Iugenblid
unb ging bann, nm iih bas Sabls
bers'f1e Saus an5ufeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
III

Rdumop nartete persebens, bab
feline rGtbIsIbdfts unbetunnte fi9 ibm
nod einmaI 5sisen ipiirO.. @r sing
iOsar oft in Die tatboIii9s &ir9e in
Der SOffnung, iie bort gu I.ben, absr
ber9,bens. BORT aber fab .r benpriez
iter Srintoipsti, einen ftattIi9sn
Rann in ben Siinf3isern.
Cine Nbenos ging er pisoer Die
MuIer entlang, ba fifblte er einen
beftieen S6msr5 i'm Tiiden, Semuno
hattie ibn nit sinem Stein sefporfen.
Gr blidte ii6 Inn. Sintsr Der Mauer
ert0nte Die betannte tiefe Stimme:
rGnoIi4 babe i9 sic setroffen!
aOmmsn Sic raid, rufd!"
Gr fprans iibsr bic Wlauer unO iab
bus MGbden Dor ii9 iteben, itro9s
leno in ibrsr SfDnbeit. Sm Ibpar>
sen Saur bate iie Iange 8IiitbsnoOIs
ben fpeiber ItaSien, unO untsr ibnen
lsu9teten bic tpunOerbarsn Iugen.
rBo pur.n sic 10 lanss Ders
'f6punosn2"
rSie iollen niht INNER frussn, ids
gen sic mir lis6er, ob id Sbnsu tueb
setbun bube9"
Sin ipenig :pobI, tparum ndbmsn
Sic einen 70 sroben Stein9"
sd nabm ben eritsn, Der mir in
bic SduOs fiel. SD rief sic, sic
bDrten mid aber nidt, oa mart id
Doll 3orn ben Stein mad Sbnen. aber
sIeid tbut .s mir Isib. sic armsr!"
sic lG6sIts, ibre bIei9,n Dans.n
rOtbet,a ii9 unb ibrs 9tusen sIiibt.H.
sic ibien erregt. RaumOtp fab oas
i9One, rGtbielbufte 9eii9t. bic herr'
life 9sfaIt, BON ibr ftrOmte finn5:s
tbDrsno Ser It1piile Duff Der afaaisn
unb berauidte ibn. Der Isioenfdafts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Gas f6Iimme Ieticr.

% parbsn Sipei nm Te. elm SdufeI
unb elm S9neiber
SRtmm 0u ben S9neib.r," rietb biz
Wlutter an,
Scr allss auf bic quite Settle tpenbst
Der pirb setpib Elm brapsr @be,
Manu."
sic ab.r port. ni9t unb nabm ben
S9uiter leiOer.
Da bat fie's nun, = ts 1T ia S9u.
iterbruu9,
Die Sdub unb StisfsI nader gu Der,
foblen,
limb 70 perfobIt er feline 5rau baIi
auh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11

aO9lC lNIt SllHtlllt thiHHShS wv
ben &lang zines 8iolintellos.
.Sd, i1 bin's!" antportste Ruus
poip, ,Sbr Ra9bdr, Der neue 8reiss
ri9tsr alsrsi Titolaetpitf4 Raumpp.
Sd tppbne BET Sablberg."
rSablbsrs9 Wer 1T bas9 llno
100 If 6as2"
.Sier 1T ss, unfsrs 9Grten itOBen
snsinanber, DiFen sic bus ni4tg"
rHein!"
,sllIo Iinb sic bier fremb2"
,Sa, i9 bin aus 8ieip."
rgllfp nur gum 8ciu4 bisr9 8:rs
ssibuns, sndoises Srdulein, bab i6
10 neusierts i9eine, uber ba mir
bod Nu9barn iinb. Sic pobnen
aIio beim priefter9"
Die unbstannte bob bic glugen un6
fab ii9 rings I'm unb f9iittelts BARN
Lsiis ben f90nen &opf.
r9as 1T elm 9ebeimnib, oariibtr
biirfen sic mid ni4t ausfragen!"
Naumptp fab iie erituunt an. Sbre
Sd0nbeit fdien ibm in Der Rdbe nod
beSaubernber. Der .is.ntbiimltdb
tps6ielnbe 9lusbrud ibres 9eii9tes
fdien ibm elm RGtbiel, unb Der leiz
benfhaftli4e @unia, oieies gu IDs
fen, iteiserte itd. Mit aitternber
Stimme fubr er fort:
~Diirfte td nidt Sbren Rdmen srs
fabren, i'd babe mid SRnsn i4On
bOrseiteut."
,Die beiben Sie9"
sd fagte es Sbnen f9pn."
na9, i'd pergeiie alIes 10 f9nen,
entf9ulbigen sic, bite"
Haumotp nannte feinen Ramsu
nO9muIs ino fiigte binSu, buB er Der
neue &reisri9ter iei. sic ld9te tpies
Der ibr lsiiss melobif9ss 2a6en.
vSis ipo[len bier i'm 9arten ipr6l
@erbre9er fu9en9 Sansen sic mid,
i'd bin eine grOBe 8erbrs9erin, Elm
80iepiht drgiter Qrt."
pWirtIid9 Damn natiirIi9 mub
i4 sic gefungen nebmen. 4Ifo 8erz
bre9erin, ipie 1T Sbr Rdme9 Sber
bari i9 bas ni6t lpiFsn9"
,Durum ni9t9 aenn.n sic mid
bsnn ni4t i6 bin bod &atburina
bon Mebici."
Gr Ia6ts auf. .8irtli69 gtIIo
i9 barf beriibsr, sic @erbrs9erin au
drretiren9"
rRsin, nein!" sic tpebrte nit beis
BEN SdnOen Ieiosnidaftli9 ub. r8lets
tern sic ipfort BON Der Muuer uno
pergeFen sic meinsn Ramsn unb
MIDI"
sd sic berseFen - nis!" limb
nit einem raf9sn Sprung mar Raus
MON neben ibr. Sic pollte ftiebsu,
absr Rdumop ergrifF ibre f9Iunten
Sdn0e unO fuste nit por @rregung
sitternbsr Stimme:
sd Iiebte nod ME - bDren sic
pObl, nod ME! 9lber felt i9 sic
eeIeben babe, ipubte i6, baB i9 ni6t
l,ben tann pbne sic. Der iino Sie2
Wdrum ttno Sic bier I'M Sauie bes
Prieiters? Sd fIebe sic an. fussn
Sic es mir!"
sic f9iittelte pisbsr IeiIe ben
&Opf uno fub dnsitli4 gum Sauie
bes priefters bin.
sd fiir9te mid, Go Sbnen gu fds
gen., fliiiterte lie.
rgtber idgsn sic ss mir nur,
parum2"
,Rein, nein, i6 tann es ni9t fas
ssn!" sic riB nit elmer trdftis.n,
idnellen 8epesung ibre SGnoe uus
ben Ieinen unb lief ben Des Suriid.
Damn blieb Iie iteben uno rief ibm
gu:
sd bin llnOins uno sic Der 8aIs
ferfiirit!"
rSie buben Sbren SdIsier per!o>
rem, llnbine."
sd fdent ibn Dir, 8uiisrfiirit,
gum anoentenl"
Sic mar peri9punben. Rdumop
bob, blei4 unb errset, ben feinen
ipeiben S6lsier uuf, fprung iiber bic
NDnltrr ltnh PiIts nnr1 6nufp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Nrnteft. hsrr [au- iunn

protef. Ssrr 6u- iunssn
Wittlps): Der @erIuit iit ia bsrb,
a6sr tr0iten sic ii4 oumit, bab Der
Simmel hur einmal fol9e f9psre
griifung uufsrlest. - Dittps (ents
riiItsh: Bie, sic baIten mid fir 10
bGb!;9. OaB i4 teinsn Wann foieo.r
trisgen fOnntel
= 9aIIgefprd d. plumbers
bares ainb, bic Sodtsr unfsrss @aita
oebers. Die ibOnen glugsn, Oas I4Ont
proftl. Ous f9One Suur -. !" -
~. uno oas I9Gns 9slb!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Brobdtum EFT.

- probatumN eft. autor
Gum 0irettOr): r9Id. Serr Diret'
tor, tpiiien sic ni9t, ipie i9 msin
neuefes Stiid Oor bsm 9ur9fallsn
retten t0nnt.9" Oir.ftor: .2uTsn
81. ss ni9t aufFiibrsn!"
- Siidtis. pOIiaeiinipsftor:
Ddrum bubsn Sic nidt, tpie id ans
prbnete, nm elf 8eri9t eritattst9
Sept 1T .s bod i4on mad spOIf!
8riminalihubmann: Sd puBts leis
Der bic 3eit nidt. Giner BON ben
SaI9enbisben, bi. id gu beobddten
butte, bat mir meine llbr ssitobIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11


retBsn, in ibrtn glusen cine 9(ntport
5u ltien. OBJ iis ibn liebe, ibr melohiz
f9es 2u6en 5u bDrsn, ergriff ibn.
Sinnlos Dor 2eioenI9aft fiel er
por ibr in Die Ssnie unO idgte utbenz
los, gang benpmmen bon bem 9lnblid
Des MGb9ens:
sd lisbe sic, bOreu sic ss tpcbl
= liebs Sic sliibenb, iinnlOs!"
r0us puBte i9 i9on Oas erites
mal". antiportete fis unO itredte ibm
bic Suno entsessu. .Steben sic
uuf qudIen sic mid ni9t."
Limb lieben sic mid ni4t, itoBen
sic mid bon ii9?"
rNi4t i9 itOBe 81. ron mir. ions
bern er, Der mid gsfansen bGIt."
pWer 1T esq" fraste Raumoip aufs
ipringsnb, ~iusen Sic es mir, psr 1T
es."
rGs 1T - na - f9reien sic
ni3t, i'd fiir9te mid .ntfeBIi9!" flii<
fterte Ii..
.Sit ss Srintopsti, Der prieter2"
.5rass ni9t uno i.i ni9t sif.Rii9s
tis, benn i9 liebe ia nur Did! Qa
bus llebrise brau4it 0u ni9t au
ipiFen."
Sic sog ibn an ii9 uno tiiBte i'm,
unb er ertpiberte oisie 3iifs letbsns
fbuftIid. Gr bsrsuB aues rinssum,
aber plOBli9 bOrte er cine Stimms
n.ben iid:
rSerr! mas fant Sbnen Elm, bite
ertldren sic it9!"
0as MGb9en rib ii9 bon INN
los unb fliiIterte: ~Bir ipoIIen file
ben; uns peritedsn! SDbte mid, absr
LAB mid ni9t in ben 6dn0en meiner
sSein6e!"
Rdumofp bDrte nur ote Sobesangft
in Der fliiiternoen Stimme uno fab
tpie our9 einen Nebel ben prieiter,
cine uIte Srau unb sinen GltIi6en
Ssrrn nit einem Strobbut auf Dem
&opfe pOr it9 fteben, Der bas Mdbs
9en an ben SGnoen 6telt, tpGbrenb
bic glte oieie nit einem ipeiBen Sus
DE auIammenbano.
.Seinri9!" f9rie lie auf un6 fab
ibn nit angitpollen glusen an. rSeins
rid bon Hapurra, rette Define 9atz
tin Margaretbe!"
Cine entiebIi9e Qbnung ftieg in
Der Seele Raumops auf. Mtt
@rauen pernabm er Die finnloien
Worte berienigen, Die ibm eben geI1gt
bate. buB iie ibn lisbe. Die fur6tz
bare 8irtli9tsit bstGubte ibn p0llig.
r4nttpOrten sic, Serr", iaste Der
Prieiter, ripas beoeutet Sbr 8enebs
men9 llnb per Iinb Sie9 Sbrer
Miibe nu9 9sri9tsbsamter9 @ie
finb sic berein5etommen?"
Raumop tonnte nur miibiam cine
@rtlGrung ubgeben.
r9lber biefe Scene9" fragte Der
Serr i'm Strobbut, INNER nod bic
!5Gn6e bes unsIiidli6en MGb9ens
feitbaIteno. ~Sis battsn msine So6s
ter. :"
nSbre So9ter9" frdgte Raumofp.
n9as 1T msin 9ruber, Der @utsz
beiiber Wlu0islap Srintopsti", fiigte
Der prieiter binau. vSie perite6eu,
mein Serr, feline So6ter = lie tit
irriinnig, ipie sic tpObI feGbit bemertt
baben fperoen."
rSrriinnis!~ piebsrboIte Dsratpsifs
lungsOoG Haumop uno i9lug bic
6dnbe boris 9sii9t. .Srriinnig!
limb i'd liebte lie unO lpo1te ite beiz
ratben!"
Der alte Serr fiibrte oie So6ter
fort. sic tpanbte nod einmaI bas
fdDne 4ntliB Raumop gu unb iuete:
r2eb' ipubI, !oamlst, Define Spb.liu
sebt in's Sloiter!" Damn bOrte er
nod ibr tiefes, melOoiI6ss 2a6en
uno fant obnmdattg aufammen.
Der neus &reisri9ter ipur6e auf
feline Bite balb aus Der Stabt abgez
rufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11

80fe. gritsr Ginbrs9er:
nRanu, ipie iisbit 0u 6snn aus9 9u
biit ia i'm eansen 9siidt ssrf9un'
benz" 3psiter ginbre9er: sd bin
seitern in cine @obnung einasbroden,
mo cine Srau auf ibren Mann mar.
tete, unb iie but mid fir ibn sebuI'
ten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11

n9td, 6rau RGtbin, bic @efdidts.
Die sic mir porssitern anpertraut bas
ben, oriidt mid allsuiebr! 9a sic
nun abfolut ni9t baben ipolIen. baB
i4 Oisfelbe an irssno iemano tpeitersrs
sdbl., 10 srIauben sic bO9, bab ib
ipenisitens Sbnen ielbit Die Sadie ein'
nal Suriideradble!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Q GinSamfett.
gon 8ricbrict @iI6eIm @aoner.

8 GfnIamfcit, on meme A0ni9inl
gu beineu 6iiben itiir5' i'd flebeno bun:
giimnn mid in oeiue iammetipeiben
9rmel
Gui irren Bcaeu 9ins i'd lang uno piel.
limb nie errcirbt id bas eriebnte 3iel.
Grl0ie Su mid bon benz lueben Sarme
On beiuer Brittle idneeietueiBem 8uno.
u ocinem 6Iiitbeniueiden Yurpurmlno
8II id, Elm miioer Ranorer. rubeno
bnn9en;
NIB lciie fallen mir bic 2ioer 5ll
limb aIlc bcibeu gBiinidje 9ebn' 5llr
Stub,
gs itirbt Sns Iebte itiirmiid)e Serlans
gen -