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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26

whole. rather than from a purely personal
interest L c. GIBSON |
Matter OF Annexation
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. sept. 2-ro the
Editor ~ The Bee. II has been currently
reported that one OF the leading office hold
ers OF south Omaha has in the heat Of the
moment said that the people who are IN
favor Of annexation TO Omaha are neither
. entitled % a fair election or a fair count
on the question. That surely is a funny
doctrine for a sworn Official representative
/ o. the people to advance.
Z Some Of the hottest anti annexationists
] want 10 prevent the circulation OF petitions
calling for an election on that question.
They are scared TO death for they know
that the sentiment in South Omaha Is
simply overwhelming for annexation and
viii carry tremendously II VOTED on. Our
forefathers fought for the right Of petition
and IL is a pretty late day in the history Of
the world to Try 20 prevent what the revo
lutionary soldiers fought and died for OF
many a battlefield
some who are opposed 70 the circulation
Il the petition came from countries whert
the right Of petition is FORBIDDEN. and eithe
they OF their immediate ancestors came 4
this country TO escape the tyranny OF sucl
for them to try to prevent what has beei
considered a God-given right for more thai
Id years in this country. and to try q
Russianize the free institutions OF America
Yours truly. T. A AGNEW
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
ALDRIcH TO SPEAK IN OMAHA
Republican Candidate for Governor
win Deliver Address at Creighton
Hall wednesday Evening.

Chester II. Aldrich, candidate for gov
ernor on the republican ticket, will speak
70 Omaha voters Wednesday. The meet
ing. which is 20 be held under the auspices
OF the Douglas county central committee
viii be in Creighton hall AZ Eighteenth and
Douglas.
Judge Ben $. Baker. county chairman
will preside over the meeting and all the
candidates for state offices OF the republic
can party viii be present The speech
making, however will probably be the ex-
elusive duty of SIr. Aldrich, in whose honor
the meeting win be called
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
scHWAB LOSES A BIG BET.
steel MaEnate A Forced 70 Drop
Fifty Dollars and Buy . Drink
when He Misses Guess.

Charles NJ. Schwab. who passed through
Omaha twice in the las. two weeks, 10
one OF the best judges in the world of the
speed a train is making. II Is told OF him
that several times, both In going and
coming back. he spoke up and offered 70
bet 80 or 800 on the speed OF the train.
and almost always won. On a bet OF 50
he judged the train 10 be moving sixty
seven miles an hour. and when il was
measured accurately with a speedometer
Il was found TO be going exactly stxty-six
and One-half mileA
The drinks were on Schwab.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26

AS usually treated, a sprained ankle will
disable a man for three or four weeks but
by applying Chamberiain's Liniment freely
as soon as the injury u received, AID OBJ
serving the directions with each bottle
cure can be effected in from two TO four
days. FOR sale by all druggistA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26

II You lose your pockstbook. umbrella.
watch Or some other article Of value. the thing
TO do b 70 follow the example of many other
people and advertise without delay in the Lost
and Found column OF The Bee.
That is what most people do when they lose
articles OF value relsphone and tell your
Ioss % all Omaha In a single afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
THE SUNDAY BEE

Is anxicusly awaited by
those who are specially
interested in lands, the
sort that buy and sell
and encourage others to
do likewise.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
SAFE Medicina or Children.

FoIey's Honey and Tar II a sAfs AMI
effective medicine for children a. Il
does not contain opiAtss OF harmful drugA
Get only the genuine Folsy's Honey and
Tar In the ysliow package Sold ~ all
druggist
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
FORMER OMAHA WOMAN DIES
Mrs T. A. MeyerdfnE Passes Away
After Long Illness OF Coasamp-
ton at 81. PauI

Mrs. =. A Meyending Of St. Paul MINI,
after a long Illness, died in the hospital az
that city last Thursday night
Tuberculosis was the cause OF her death.
Mrs. Meyerding was "A years old. She is
survived by her husband. = prominent ply
stefan Of ST. Paul
she was a daughter OF Mrs T. Milton
Shay OF ISIS Chicago street. and il quite
well known In this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
SEPTEMBER BRIDES SHOWER
Mrs. Kenneth Hiatt Gives Linen
shower I'm Homer of Mrs. Ray
w. Phillips Saturday.

Mrs. Kenneth Hiatt gave a linen shower
Saturday afternoon at her home 45il
Grant street. in honor OF Mrs. Ray ".
Phillips, a September bride. The luncheon
table was decorated with yellow dahIias and
yellow ribbon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
Those present were:

Misses Grace Berger, Elsie Johnston,
Jessie Erwin, Theckla Wickstrom. CIerfr1Ide
Haney, Almyra Westerfield, Katie ConneII
Anna Redfield, Mayme Hale Mary Savage
Irene VannOy. Mesdames Ray W Phfllips
Lee Gosselin, Evelyn Hall. Kenneth Hiatt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26

Seriously I am inclined to believe there
are a majority OF the good citizens OF
South Omaha. who now favor consolidation
under an enactment which would not de-
prive south Omaha Of any OF her present
vested rights. I Furthermore believe that
a majority OF our citizens have come 70
a nnnl conclusion that there Is more to
this question than that which pertains only
TO the office holders and supply agents
II the reputation OF an individual
amounts to anything how much more is
a city department on her reputation. Did
you ever stop 90 think and consider the
cause for the growth OF any city. or the
reason why one location is more valuable
than another Did Il ever occur TO Won thar
investors either IN manufacturers or thosa
making personal investments demand
largely On the reputation OF the CITY In
which they invest
do you believe that the population
bonded Indebtedness. character OF the Of
nee holders. conduct OF the business. or
the consolidation OF any interests where
they are identical is always beneficiaIg Do
Won know that the Commercial clue Of
Omaha does thingse DO YOU know thar
twsnty-seven large manufacturers have
been located In the city OF Omaha dur
lng the last year al their behest? Do you
realize that with our superior traekage
facilities and the aid OF this Commercial
club south Omaha could largely Increase
her population and volume OF business :
Why not consider this question from a
Ssandpoint Of facts and benefits TO the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26

whole. rather than from a purely personal
interest L c. GIBSON
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
pc,t o. Glitter

bun rt Sabren in Der rprnantiInen
MaIoeiafamfeit erritbtet tparen. als
ouh oie gifenin6uftrie i'm Dberbora
cine Der bebentenbften CANA Deutfhs
lambs mar. Die 6iittenz uno Berg
leute, fpelhe in elmer tiefen Grube bas
eiienbaItise Sra gu Soee f5roerten.
unb in Dem Sphofen aus Dem ,gra bas
gifen berausIhmol5en, entitammten
fdmmtIih alteinaeieiienen 8ers=
munnsfaniIien, tpel9e pon hem 9er-
aog Jrieorih, oem gtifter Ser Giienz
biitts. bier angeiieoelt tprrben tparen
Grit in neuerer 3eit aparen einaelne
fremoe 6aittenlellte bin5usefomn!en,
Do oie Girettoren Der Gifenbiitte ben
Betrieb tpeiter ansbebnen tpolIte, neil
her bisherise niht mehr lobnerb ses
mug mar.
Das !0dus1en, ipelhes 5rieorid
@erbarb, Der Batter Mnna's, betpo6nz
te, lag am GliBeriten gnoe oes Dorfes,
abYetts Ser sroBen 6eeritrabe, ipelde
nod 5rieorihsbiitte fiibrte. Der
@arten bes Sdusdens fletterte einen
iteilei Mbbans binauf uno ifieB an ben
6ohtpalo init feinen bunbertidbrigen
5dnnen nnb bihten, un6urdbrings
liden neutrality-suspicious.. Dds Be-
-iibtbum mar Helm unb drmlid, Oas
5dus6en nit roben 8rettern berz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16

Der 9annentpipfel empor unb fteil'
GelfenDGr6e ensten. oas Sbal elm
in Dem bic nit @hinDeIn seoedter
6dushen bes Gorfes empprsletterten
Gin altes Rirhlein. bon tpilDen Rnien
uno gpbeu iiberpu9ert, erhob iif
ouf elmer fleinen MnbObe trittsn i'm
Dorf; an Die Rirhbofsmaner lebnts
iih bas drmli9e pfarrbnlls, bas iid
taum Don ben 6iiften ser Berg unb
WalOarbeiter unterIbieb.
glur felten febrte friiber elm 5ouz
rift ooer Elm 8rodenreiienoer in Sen,
teIGeioenen @aitbaus Elm, oas ben
itcl5en y2amen sum oeutIden Sau=
Ie" trig. Sn oen Iebten sSa5ren mar
inOeHen oie 3abl Ser SpmmerfremDen
INNER ar0Ber geiporoen, bic bier in
ser ipiirsisen Cuff uno Ginfomfeit Der
meilentpeiten SanneMpGler @rbp=
lung unb gtdrfe iudten. gton bat
lie Elm unternebmunesluittser Mann
an etnem Der ihDniten punfte elm
mOoernen geSiirfmnen entipreden-
hes 2ogirbaus sebdut, ipelbes er
r5rieorids5iitte" taufte, uno audi
in biefem CONNER 1par Oas 2ogirz
baus BON sSremoen nngefiint.
5rieOridsbiitte bate ieinen Namen
bon einsm 5ohpfen unp elmer Glen
hiitte, ipelGe bereits ppr mebreren
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16

Iebdlt, hns ghinoeloah nit fdiperen
Gelsfiiden befthlrert, Die gum Nuf=
unb Mbfdieben eingerihteten senfter
Helm unD nit 8Iei eingefabt. Srn
@Grtben por benz 9oufe bate 4nna
mebrere glnmenbeete angelegt, nno
ipenn audi feline foftbaren Ro9en uno
feltenen 8lnmen bier sebiehen. ID Derz
lieben bic heIdeioenen 8liim6en. Die
tpiloen Hofen, Ole Primeln alno
Mitern oem Sansden bod ein freuno1
li9es Mnieben, sllrral Elm alter Mpfelz
baum nit ieinen breiten 4eifen oas
Dad bcr Siitte bei9attete.
Die Ddmmerlng mar bereits eins
aetreten, als syrieorid @erBurb NIT
sSrau unS 5p9ter bein1febrte. Des
8eramanns Wltter, cine gebredlids
Greiiin BON iieben5ig Sdhren, bate
Sic flint ainoer ibrer SGpiesertode
ter por Dem 9auie beaufii6tigt.
(5ortlebnng folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
Danolllnoen.

Sage mod eitel!"
@ugeniens Mugsn iiberflogen Die
3eitllna unb blieben an einem Irtitel
unter 2otalna6ridten bdngen:
,Nus iiherer Nuelle erfahren mir.
ooB Die @eneiuns unieres senialen
8auratbs Robbin in 10 erfreul!her
Deiie fortsefdritten lit. oab mir be-
sriinbete 9rffnuns begen oiirfen, btefe
unihdbbare, fiinitlerilhe 8raft unfez
rer Stabt erbalten su ieben. Seine
neueite gh0pfung, Der berrlide @es
naifuncebau In Ser ct. gtraBe 1T
tpdbrenb Ieiner 8ranfbeit unter 2ei>
tuns ieines 0ertreters fleibis gefOrz
aert tporoen. 9offen mir, oaB balO
oes Meiiters Muae tpieoer iiber ieinem
Werte patbt, nin."
Mfit itolaer 8efrieoisung iab guz
genie gu ibm biniiber.
sic begriff, baB man einem Munne
Sdrpffbeit lnb 9errihIu6t per5eiben
tann, tpenn er nur Elm WSann tit =
bas 6eibt ipabr unb 5uoerldiiig lit.
Gin tpunoerli6es 9efiibl iibertam
fie 6eilnli6es, 8rdutlides, oas
ibr bos 8lut in sic Wansen tries.
2oid f9liipfte iie in ben @artenz
falpn uno fam nit einem rieiigen
Qlbum suriid.
sic leste es por ibren Wann bin
unb idlug es Bel etnem eingelegten
3eiden auf.
gs mar Elm pra9ttpert iibsr Nrz
1iteftur.
.Sebt seainnt Ser llnterriht, 5err
8auratb. Den sansen llnterridt baz
BEN mir aeldtpdnat", mabnte iie better.
unb er besunn. Sn ieiner pun~
oerbar feFelnoen WeiIe iprad er gu
ibr iiber feline 8nnit, lieb iie in eine
Melt bon 5dDnheit unO bcbrer @ee
Sanfen bliden. rnb in bieler li9s
ten Welt, in Der er als ser geiten
elmer bsrrihte uno idaffte, flos ibre
@eele ibm gu auf ben SGtpinsen
rsinIter 8eaeiiterung.
Sn fol9en Musenbliden persaB iie
iiber benz Riinitler ben DeIpoten bon
einft.
| g3iTensourftis las lie oie Mort.
BON Ieinen bereoten 2ippen, nnb
fdtpieg er einmal, mlibte lie bon
9raurigfsit beufen. tparnm CT pobi
niht frii6sr es Der Mii6e ipertb se=
balten, 70 su i6r gu ipreden. iid ibr
! in oieiem 2tGts uls Elm 10 gang an
berer. 10 piel Gr0berer au setsen.
Didt nebeneinanoer bellaten iifj
ibre RDpfe iiber Oas Bud.
Hoboin belt in Der 5ano einen
stift, nit bem er langlam ben ai-
nien Der 3eidnuns foIate, aud ipobl
5ur Grf!drung cine flidtise Sfi3as
anf ein glatt aeidnete.
llnb plDblih glitten Guseniens
gugen troB aIer Mufmertlamteit bon
bem beIprodenen GunitpeH ab .lno
! blieben an Der 6nno ibres Mannes
baften. Mie fdh0n eeformt iie mar
Niht afl3u Aein, nu4 niht treih, aber
| fdlant unb feit, darutterDoll n.ieber
Qinit. 81
| gr trua teinen ser Minse tnehr, bi.
HE friiber an ibm seieben, MIR an oer
ReAten 0en 1raurina.
gie muBte Den ihlidten Reif i'm
merfort arsftben, unb il. ldneer fie e
that. il betlomn1ener tpurbe i6r 81
Wlut6e. Sc iibertam lie Elm Gfflbl
als tnuife re, iDern iie nod laRsel
/ barauf binifarrte. unbe5pingli4 an.
ee5osen, Oisfe 6ano fdifens mas
Inn Gottes spillen, ipiiroe er bann boz
i5r benfen2
geripirrt. nit brsnnenoen Nan
gen, iprapg iie pl0bli4 dllf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
III. 6ortiebuna uno SdluR.l


lnb OieIe 3uriidbaltuns mar tpeiz
terbin belobnt fporben. Bon Gag gu
Gag fiblte ct mebr, DaB lie Jpn ntat
lnebr fiirhtete, ooB er ibr 8ertrauen
se!ponnen. Mit feinem Spiir1tnn
sing er Den Resunsen ihres 9eraens
nod, uno efe iie ielbit es NOD pubte,
Eotte er ertannt,, oab neben Der Jreups
iibsr feline @eneIuns, neben Sem Wett.
sefubl fir feline 2eioen etpas anoeres
in ibrem Seroen auflproBte, oos ihn
nit einem acknowledgement 9liidsse=
fiibl erfiilte.
2(ber nur isBt ni9t Die @ebulb perz
lisren, nur jebt iporten tDnnen. bis
cie 3eit Der @rnte fam.
Sd trat ser Siener nit ieinen let<
len, eleitsnDen @dritten our9 ben
ealpn bsraus. gr bra6te Die Mors
senpoit, 3eitunaen uno mebrere 9riez
fe; 5rpei Oarunter aah on Gugenie.
Sic erbron DEN einen lnO Idol
ibn Damn sliidlid lddelno ibren'
Manne bin.
@s NOR cine tinblide 8riBelei. Ser
aIeine bate iid bon Der 8inoerfrau
bic 9onb fiibren laiien.
.2iebsr 9apa uno Mama! Sd
bin febr eefreut, baB mein papo
aeIun6 lit. eScb mObte fur9tbnr
gerr, bob plpa uno Wama ipie=
Oerfpmmt. 9eitern bin i'd nit
Sonte Grna ausgesansen, Da babe
ih auf Onfel Robert Iein pfert
aereitet. Guer liebes WDlf9en."
Der 5peite Brief mar bon grna
gfur etu paar ber5lide, treue Worte
lnitten in alien gufresunsen Dor oe1
Sodseit gelchrieeen.
Mm Shlub Die 8emerfung, bat
Ieit Elm paar 9asen bic BIB ieBt II
llnteriudunssbuft geneiene Doro
GIrn in cine Srrenanitalt iiberfiibr'
norosn fsi. 2dnsere 3eit babe man
iie fir cine 5imulantin seba!ten, iei1
fur5em bdtten iih ole Nerate BON If:
rem sSrriinn iiber5eugen mii1en. Dor
benz paul Seller unb ieiner toitbarer
8eute babe man unbegreiflt9ertpeil'
nod INNER feline Spur.
gusenie iab nadOentlidb auf BIZ
Nahridt nieoer. SEPT, no oas Mdb'
den 10 furdtbar geItraft, tbat iie III
iaIt leib.
Sic ipar ldnsIt 81 Ser lleber5eusune
aefprmen, baB ibr Mann oie 5ah:
lage bon Mnfans an rihtis feurtbeil
5atte, oab Die @Drn melt nenisel
idulb NOR, als man dnnabm. uni
leit In i1r eisenes 9er3 Ser 5riebe Elm.
aesogen, mar lie miloer geiporoen &c:
gen lire erbitterte 5einoin.
Sic reihte Noooin aud oieier
8risFs biniiber.
,Oier ites, Otto!" faste iie nit Be.
oedter gtimme. sd habe INNER &c:
punfnt. mid einmal ridden gu ton.
men,, ne oI nraIen 1ur oil tnre SIgl
uno 1euhs.ei nun bat es ein an.
,oerer fit mid getban, BEN, mir I'M.
mer bis Jiiguns nnierss gef6idi
iiberldiFen iolIten.1
Roboin fab erItaunt alif Bel be-
grsriffenfeit, bic aus ibrer Gtimm'
flQua. Gr lag 'uno iaate ernft:
,Das iiebt hart unb traurig aus
llnb ooG lit es bas bette, mas ihr pat
iirert trnnte. Sbr 2tben tDar Der
pfufht. Gie tpiirOe es imincr tpeite'
sulhan6en getpirtbfHaftet baben
| uoer, on iie ii1 nun einmnl an bieiel
Wlenlden gtbdnst battle. iDer iDeie, mi
balo Don iih sepOrfen baben. Ses
| lit NE fir nidts meAr Derdnttportlid
| uno fann Elm rnbises Gnbtsbaben. 81
| bier, fubr e. ieihtersn 9ones Fori
| uno idob ibr sint 3eituns hih, ma
sa nj sssty l3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
Gin Roman aus oem Seben
Don Grifa Rieobere.

rWas lit bir2" fraste 9aoooin err
faunt.
sd tpeib nidt", Fammelts fis per%
lesen. .gs lit ie6r fdtpiil bier, utat
nabr?" A
,Das fonn i9 nidt finben. 9lber
ipenn bu ermiibet biit, 10 boren mir
fir beute auf", erpioerte er freuno@
lih.
sd fiirdte, ih BIN Dir 5ulebt nidt
sana sefolat. @eraeib meiner llna,sf<
mertiamfeit. Mrrgen min ih beine
Miibe beTer beroienen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
y1eunaehntes 6 apttel.

T
eSn Dem @arten ber 8:na ging
Roobin am anoern Sage unrubis auf
nno nieoer. Wo lie nur blieb? sic
pfleete ii9 ME 10 gu beripdten.
Gr nabm ben 6llt ab uno lieB Die
laue Wbenbluft iein 9aupt frei umz
iptelen.
Welh Elm 5rieben in iolhem fill
Zen Nbenb lag! Gs mar bod ettpds
eisenes um bieIes 2eben nit uno in
Der Natur. 8isber fannie er ss teum,
er bate iid nidt Sic 3eit senommen.
5riib Ihon bate i'm Ser @brgei3 sez
pudt unO ni6t mebr lcsgslaHen.
8alo tparen oie grfplss gefommen,
sroBe, fol5e Grfolse. aber aud gnt<
tGui9unsen, tpie iie bas 2eben, ilno
5unal Sas 2eben, !pie er es sefiibrt
ton iibermiitbig, alles Big sur Neise
foitenb = nit !ih brinst. Damn Die
sSabre ieiner G6e! nnn nun bic
arantbeit! Grniter uno ernter fab er
binaus in Sen Meenbfrieoen.
Da tlang elm leidtsr Sdritt btnter
ibm.
.Stto!"
gr fhbr herum,
rgnoli4! $50 bliebF gu 10 [ange9"
,Du hait bid oo6 niht seGngfist.
bod nidt aufserest9" fraste lie be-
iorgt.
.Das ni6t. Sd CLAUDE Iosar, i'd
babe et!pus setban, mas id nod nie
tbat, o0er BOD nor 10 lanser, lanser
3eit. baB id berseiTen babe."
Limb has tpdre9~
sd bdbe setrdumt", faste Ct lang=
fam. .Mber nun ersGble mir, tuo
iparit bug"
sd ipar i'm part spon~9 9etannten
aufgsbalten, unb ipdter - Sa bab ih
nod i'm 8irtenbdusden seieFen unb
elm paar 3eileiir> an grna seIhrie-
ben -z4.H
.@iebf bu, alio bod @ebniuht."
rNein Otto, feline SebnIuht. Sd
ih muBte ibr etipas Iasen,
etpas, bas id audi oir oaB ih
- oab
sic sDserte, ibr gsii6t haHig abz
!penoeno. Nobbin fonnte mod eben
fe6en, tpie es ii9 nit tiefer ROtbe be-
nedte.
Dab nas g. fraste er
Hpdenb.
Dab id meinen Mnnn liebe",
iagte lie nun tlar uno oeutlih, ibm
pon in Die Nugen febenb.
.gusenie!"
sic lag an ieiner Bruit, beib nno
ftiirmiih umihlunsen.
Mber ibr graute niht mehr. Wer-
trauensooG idmiegte iie iid III feine
Mrme, binsebenb iab lie al ieinem
ountlen lsioenfdaftourdbe5tsn Mnt=
Lib aiif.
Sic Some mar jebt gans binune
ter. 5hiper iino srau fanf oie Dam=
lnerung bernieber. sic a1tettn oef=
| len niht. Denn in ibrtn 6eraen ftanb
ben uio Iiht bic @stpiBheit zines aru-
| Ben anb ii1srtn @liidts.
Enbe.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
Damn 1preh ih NIT inn

4 W~~N's*seA tf>~NJ ~ tbf~ srt's
mNeit.. nsin, oas bdrfIt Du nithf
Gr lam Sic Joritlsnt' ilint letOen; Z,
lat NAL ais illnser 8nrIcb einer
Streit nit ben 5oritlellten aebabt !"
.Sa, mir griinr0de fbeinen jebi
! aetpiTen 2euten i'm Wege su fein,
anna, lag Geinem Batter. er n0se iidj
| III Mht rebmen, in 6rieorihtsbiitte
iinb mir einiaen Burden auf Der
Spur, oie uns bic Rebb0de ipegIhie=
Ben - Jag Geinem Batter, oaB er iih
| nit Sen fremoea 8ersarbeitcrn ni1t
einIaTen ion. Wir fansen Iie bod
nod 80"
Cine tiefe @lutb iiberflammte oas
biibibe Nntlib beg junsen MdOhens.
vWas piait Ou oamit Iaaen.
5ans9" fraste iie erihrodsn. nDu
elaubit bod nidt p"
rNi9ts Shlehtes BON Oeinem 8a-
ter, mein lishes Mdofsn. Man 6nt
nur ben lansea Bartels i'm 6auIe
Defines 8aters perfebren Iehen uno
Der 8erl itebt alf unferer idpar5en
aiIe. Mah nur nidt Elm io dngitli=
DIES 8eii6then. Sd forge idon oa=
fir, raB 9einem 9ater ni4ts ge=
Ihiebt. unb aus @urem ssort3ieben
oarf ruGts reroen, ieh oulbs es MIDI!
unb fp[Ite ich 0td1 bonn Sled ned heiz
ratben."
Srob ibres @trGubens ihtoB er lie
| felt in sic 2lrme unb fiibte lie. sic
| fdmieste oas 6oupt an feline 8ruIt
uno blieb cine Weile in Ieliser Selb1tz
perseFsnbeit an Ieinem 6er3en ruben.
Gr fliiiierte ibr 5drtiih gu: .Sieb.
mein 2ieblins, mas i6 Dir rnitse@
braGt babe. @eitern NOR ih auf Oem
groden i'm 9odrebier; oa bob id
9einer seSadt uno fir Did oieie
glumen sepfliidt."
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eerioppe einen StrauB 9lumen ber>
por.
rad", risf fie, ngrOdenrOien nnb
Mprtben!"
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hiloer Oeiner iunsen 5dDnheit = iie
ioQen oie Sinnbilher unierer 2:ebe
Tein. Wie fie sort oben nnter Je!ien
uno @erDl, in Sturm uno Wetter
blii6en uno ouften, 10 ion aud uniere
9iebe ieoe Sdtpierisfeit iiheripinDen.
llnb Sic Mprt6e Ioa oas 3eiden un=
ierer Sreue fein, bie immereriine
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i'm Winter, trob Oiirre uno sonnenz
bruno i'm Sommer ouf Der aupps Des
grodens uno Die fa6len 5elien iiber=
tletoet uno nimmer nerpeltt lnD nim=
mer itirbt ="
rDu lie5sr, lieber damn, fliiterte
4nna, teieligt Our6 feline 8orte, uno
narF iid jebt ielbit in leine4rme. sd
Mil bic 8lumen beilia balten", flbr
lie li6elno gu ibm aufblidsnb fort,
rlnN INNER an Define lisben, trsuen
worte benten, trenn midi oos 2cben
au9 Don Dir fortreiben Iollte. Sd
babe Did lieb uno bleibe Dir treu :
INNER uno etpig."
Gr briidts lie fei uno sdrtliG an
ii6. Nad elmer Weile ldredte iie aus
isinen grmen empor.
,Oie MuIif i6ipeist", iaste lie.
- Der san5 tit az @noe, mein @ater
miro mid iufen = leb pobl = leb
nobl, mein lieher 6ans -"
@r tpollte lie 5uriidhalter. Dod
raid fiibte ie tbn nod einmal, Damn
entIdliipfte tie ibm uno elite bapor.
Mit inniaem Slid ifauie Ct ibr
nad. sd bafe oie 9uit an Rem geite
perloren". murmelte er oarn, frih
iih dufatbmeno nit Der 6ano iiber
bic Augen. als eripahe er aus einem
liiben 9raume uHo ihritt langIam
BEN Wes Enan, Der tiefer in ben Sort
btneinfiibrte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16

80 Der glefantenzRdfer in genez
aueIa lit oos grDbte Snieft Der WeIt.
gr tpiest Elm balbes pfunb.
Sn Mrsentinien erbdlt iebes Miz
Iitdrpferb neben feinem geipDbnliden
syutter 3pei llnaen 3uder, neil biefe
Sic aeiitunssfdbtsteit beoeutenb err
bDben foQen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
2. e a pitel.

Jrieori9sbiitte mar ein fleiner Srt,
bod ohen i'm @ebirge gelegen, umz
ringt BON meilenipeiten. biiiteren 5anz
nenspdfosrn. @eltIame Geliengebiloe
rasten aus Dem buntelsriinen Meer
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
jews RUTHLESSLY
DRIVEN FROM kIEV
Compulsory Exodus of Hun
dreds of Poor Families
Causes Great Suffering

ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.-The
exodus of Jewish families from Kiev
has begun. The total departures from
that city up to last night were 300
prescribed families belonging exclu-
sively to the poorer classes.
The expulsion is attended by har-
rowing sights.
The exodus is compulsory and in full
fillment of the order of the Russian
government that all Jews who can not
establish legal claim to residence
outside the pale return forthwith to
the confines defined in the original
Jewish segregation law.
The pale was formed by Polish prov
inces and the Ukraine.
The scenes in the streets of Kiev
yesterday We're affecting The evicted
ones were veritable paupers. For the
moment the Jewish families possessing
some means were undisturbed
Throughout the day a struggling
train of wagons passed out the city
gates carrying the poor household eff
fects of the banished. Sobbing women
clinging to their little ones and sad
faced men were alike escorted outside
the town limits and told to return to
the places of their birth.
A different procedure is adopted to-
ward the Jews who have some wealth.
They. however, are put to great ex-
pense, being obliged to return to their
native towns to obtain new permits
for a visit to Kiev on the grounds of
urgent personal business. These per-
mits are issued for limited terms and
so require frequent renewal at the
mercy of police officials.