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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-13
TheLaStChanCe::
II Led to Proof OF True
Friendship
By SARAH MARIA GRANT
By SARAH MARIA GRANT


Copyright by American Press Asso-
citation. 1911.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-13

Special Agent. s. W. Cochran 4 90.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
pesrgRgp BY The SHIP LAWS
How Captain Trinlck Of the camosns
and His Fiancee Had to Postpone
Their Marriage.

In order not to be deprived Of the
company Of his sweetheart, Captain
Trinick of the Lamport 4 Holt
liner Camocns, postponed his mar
riage until after one more voyage
and the return of his ship to Man
chester, Eng. II is against the rules
Of the company for captain to take
his wife as passenger; 40 when the
Camoens left Manchester, November
10, last, for a voyage to Rio de Ja-
metro and New York, his fiancee,
Miss S. o. Spiby, accompanied him
as traveller, chaperoned by a friend.
From the Brazilian port Miss Spiby
and her chaperon accompanied the
captain to New York.
Another rule Of the line interposed
IA barrier to the continued compan-
ionship Of the sweethearts. Through
an agreement with the other English
lines. Lamport & Holt boat may
not take passengers from this port
eastward. Only cargo goes. The
other companies refrain from taking
cargo from Manchester. direct. So
Miss Spiby and her friend sailed on
the Oceanic. The Camoens also
sailed, and Captain Trinick watched
his bethrothed overhaul him and 90
by. After the arrival Of the Camo-
ems at Manchester they viii be mar
ried.ANow Work World.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
ENGLAND HAS A REAL MAP.

The largest map of the world is
the ordnance survey map Of Eng
land, which covers 100000 sheets
The scale varies from one-tenth inch.
to ten feet to the mile, and it's prep
aration cost, approximately, S1,OO0,-
900 a year for 20 years. The details
are so fine that those sheets show
every fence, wall, hedge and isolated
tree in the country. Not only is the
exact shape Of every building shown
but every porch and doorstep is indi-
Gated, as well as the material Of
which the structure is composed.
Every lamp-post and 6replug in the
country is shown.-Harper's Weekly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
WAS HIS FIRST coURTsH!P
English LorGa Naive Remark Con-.
earning His Success in Winning
Pretty American Girl
women

FntervieweFs are wicked persons.
They are the ever active agents of
ths5 imperial parsonage who is sup
posed to devote the energies OF an
eternal hatred to the work of under
aiming the moral foundations of
mankind. They go about laying
pitfalls for the unwary. Into one.
Of these pitfalls the other day a,
noble English lord blandly tumbled.
He came over here to marry a. young
lady who is widely known to the
newspaper public as the possessor of
a pretty face and several millions of
money. The EnglisGman sand many
things, but when asked to- tell an
anxious world just how it was that
he captured the young lady's heart,
he confessed thar he couldn't Just
tell. "It was my first courtship,," he
said
Happy mani Thrice happy maid |!
His first courtskip? That is exactly
what he said, and as Englishmen
never joke except with the aid of a
steam shovel, there is no donbt that
he wished the world 10 believe it. No
one should smile. Matrimony is a
sacred institution, and getting en-
tangled in it is very solemn pro-
,eeeding. Besides, anyone who has
read the gossip about members of the
peerage Is in a position to bear out
the noble lords assertion. The good
over there never die young. They
wait.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
DOING GOOD WORK.

The Gideons, a band of religious
inclined commercial travellers, who
recently placed 5000 Bibles in Chi
cago hotel rooms, are much pleased
with the reception of the innovation.
Their secretary, in a statement to
the Chicago papers, says: Eve
have received numerous letters, pa
thetic and thankful telling us Of the
work accomplished by placing the
word of God before the transients
who occupy rooms in Chicago's ho-
tells One man wrote that he looked
forward TO the time when the rooms
in every hotel IN the world would
contain as part Of their furnishings
copies Of the Bible. The hotel people
snd those in touch with the men and
women who are reached by these
Bibles are enthusiastic about the
work.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
HINT FROM ABOVE

\ church house was in need Of re-
pairs. The official board had called
a meeting Of the parishioners to see
what could be done toward raising
the necessary funds. A middle aged
man, known to be one of the WEALTH.
est and at the same time one of the
stingiest Of the adherents Of that
church, arose and said that he would
give IS and sat down
Just then a bit Of plastering fell
from the ceiling and hit him square
ly upon the head. Whepupon he
jumped up, looked confused and
said ~E-er-I meant III give
$50" then again resumed his seat.
After a brief silence voice in the
back of the room was heard TO say:
"Oh, Lord, hit i'm again Nor
man f. Mack's National Monthly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21

Recently Found Map Shows Catherine
de medioi Made Plans TO Conquer
Beth the Americas.

A librarian Of the Bibliotheque
Rationale, the "Semaine Litcrairev
tells its readers, recently came upon
document which enabled him to
guess "le secret de Catherine de
Medicis." This was nothing less
than the conquest Of the two Ameri-
cas-. The document in question is a
map, dated 1884, in which both
North and South America we're
marked out as being French colonies.
This discovery put the finder on the
way to obtain some proofs Of the
projects of this ambitious queen. She
had named. it seems, two viceroys-
Troile de Mergonez was to reconquer
the north Of the continent, and Ad-
miral Strozzi was to take possession
Of Brazil, after having driven the
Portuguese out Of the. Azores. The
two viceroys actually sailed, fur
nished with secret and signed orders,
but an unkind fate ordained that
Troile should be shipwrecked and
Strczzi defeated and killed in a bat
lie Off the Azores. The death Of
both the leaders brought the royal
project to naught, and nothing
would have been known Of it but for
the diligence and perspicuity Of the
learned Librarian.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD.

Sir John Arid, builder of the IA
nous Assuan dam across the Nile,
died in London early in the new
year. He was born in 1888 and was
a member Of the contracting firm of
John Arid 4 Sons. Besides his great
engineering feat in Egypt, for which
he was made peer in 1901 and also
decorated with the grand Gordon of
the Medjidie, he later engaged in the
colossal scheme at Hodbarrow, de-
scribed as pushing the sea back. =
in order that the Cumberland iron
mines might be worked. He was
prominent in politics and had served
in parliament as a member of the
Conservative party.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
Ihsc Of 0os B title.

Crandall. Tex.-"Atsr my last
spell Of 81. kness." writes Mr.. Belle
Teal, Of this city. II rem red YER,
i'll and stayed in bed for eight weeks,
| couldn't get up. all this time. and
though my doctor came to s.e mr.
every day he didn't do me any gooi
| had taken but ,ne bottle OF Cardui
when | was up, going every where
and sooa | was doing all my house
work" Cardui helps where other
medicines have failed. because il
contains ingredients not found IN
any other medicine Pure. safe, re-
Labs. gente-Acting -Csrdui is Il G
ideal medicinal tonic for weak. sick
women Try it.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
MADE ENORMOUS PROFITS.

The great Scotch thread industry.
which is run by ]. & p. Goats, Ltd,
which had capital Of ten millions
some years ago, has Just returned a
dividend equivalent to 35 per cent
on its enormous capital, or after
paying off all ordinary expenses Of
management directors fees and
other actual outgoings, including the
carrying over" for the nert report
there Is left profit of s1s millions
sterling for distribution among the
shareholders. or a profit Of 1900
pounds on every working day Of thu
year.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
DIANA OF PHILADELPHIA
Handsome Ancient Coin That Is Pre-
served in the Mint In City Of
5rotherly Love.

At the mint in Philadelphia are a
number Of coins far more precious
than any which find their way into
circulation. They are a collection of
curios, and many of them date from
times Of great antiquity.
Perhaps the most interesting
among them is a handsome coin
bearing on its face the profile Of a
woman, which has a striking ne
semblance to the Goddess of Liberty
Of our own currency. Underneath
IS a single word "Demos," which is
the Greek for people. On the reverse
Of the coin is a beautiful figure Of
the Goddess Diana, arching her bow,
and the inscription, translated into
English, reads, Diana, Friend of
the Philadelphians."
The coin was minted more than
1000 years ago at the city of PhiIa-
elphia, in Asia Minor, where there
grew up in later years one of the
seven churches Of which st. John
writes. The prize was discovered
some years ago in Europe by citi-
zen of our own Philadelphia, him.
self an authority on coins. By him
it was appropriately presented TO the
mint in Philadelphia.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
HIS SUGGESTION.

The great road builder had his
mind on his work that morning, as
the following dialogue between him
and his wife will show:
"How do / look, dearp"
"Fairly well, but l should say that
your face needed Restricting"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
Time Table.
No. 81.
In effect Oct %, 1910.

NORTH BOUND. AYES
No. 332 -- Evansville Aero
mediation. 49,. 40 9
No. 302-Evansville Mattoor
Express....~.........11 25 g r
No $40 Princeton mixed. 4 Is p n
5oUTa BOUND ARRIVE,
No Sal - Hopkinsvile mixed
........,.................. 10 q O.
No. 92l- Observation-Disclosures
vile mail .... ... 8 81 2 -
No. 301-E,vansville-Hopkins-
vile Express........,.. 6 40 . u
Train No. 392 connects at Prince
ton for Paducah, St. Louis and wa
stations. also runs through to Evans
vile.
Train No. 302 connects at Prince
ton for Louisville, Cincinnati, wa
stations and all points East. ais
runs through to Evansville.
Trains No. $40 and BAL, local train
fetweer Hopkinsville and Princeton
N T. l.. MORROW. Agent
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
PREFERS TO WORK.

A young society woman in Lowell,
Mass, Miss Clara Francis, got tired
of the Social whirl" and decided to
do something worth while and make
a living by it. AS she Is passionately
fond Of flowers, she has opened a
greenhouse and is said to DO very sue
cessiuL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
\ ri
TINE TABLE.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
NO 52-St. LOUIS Express. S:51 a. u
No. 64-St.L. Fast Mail, 1923 p. H.
NO. &C. & st. L. Lin, 5:25 a. M
Mo. Charlottesville Ac. 8:55 p. n.
No. 94.-Dixie Flyer. 6:ls .. m
: no. 80 Evansville Hopkinsville
Accommodation AGO p. m
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Who 5f-St. L. Express 5:35 p. IT
mo. 63-St. l.. Fast Mail 5:3S q. m
No. &C. &N o. Lin. l1:56 D. m
No. 65-Hopkinsville Ac. 7:05 a. IN
No. g5.-Dixie Flyer. 9:28 a. N
No, 81 -Evansville-H opkinsville
Accommodation $40 q. n
To. 81 sad 81 eoanecs a. St. Loals aud o,he,
,ppssnbs west.
No. a coanects at Guthre tor MznphIs lin
G SoanSa "a tar south al Erin and iOr LouisU
clncsnps.ti aad the East.
Mo- 81 aad IS max. direct cnan at Gut
uric ios LSaisvilis. Cincinnati aad al point
north and east thsreot No. 81 and SIS aiso con
,4aect Ca Memphis and way points
No 81 runs through 70 Chicago and viii ao'
vcassY passengers 70 posat South Of Evansville
aeAlso carries through slseperu tn St Louis.
NO. 81 through sLsepers to Atlanta NJ aeoa
Sgacksea vile, St. Augustus an Tampa, Fla
.Aise runaan sleepers 20 New Orleans. Coo
snectG st Guthrie ior points East and West y
% Win not carry local passengers for poies Horsi
CNshFtls rena-
&c. HOOE. ACT.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
REVEALED.

KnIcker-Why do you think the
burglar was married man1
Bocker-Becauss when / asked
him the time Of night be said 10 In
stead Of ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
@alpenborf, siih.Rublano.
%. NPdra 1911

~. W(ar3 l9lI..
&eil i6 piel in Der rpOit" leIe i'm
Saus meiuer Mutter, 10 Mil t6 mid
audi einmal boren laNen. DIS Wetter
1T ibOn, bic 2eute iino I6on nit Der
5eloarbeit bei6Gfti9t; es bat Ii6 aber
wieOer eingeiteut, neil eS 5u naB 1T.
@inen Sa9 lit es troten, ben anocrn
re0uet es, Oa muB man marten NIT Der
@rbeit bis oaS @etter pieOer beHer
tommt. Sd m0dte etipas 90ren pcn
meinem Better 2uOnt9 S40pp In otes
lem Slatte; mir leien feline Serthte
lebr germ.
go bleiben bem GbriltOpb 6rieo
uno Satob Wolfer. QaBt bod balO
mieoer etpas boren BON eu6, cure 8ez
ri6te werOen nit 6reuoe -9eIeien.
Solte iemano etwos milIen BON Y6i=
lipp Silbermom, 10 m06te i6 bitten,
ibm oiele 8eri6te ausSuri6ten. Sein
Better Ybilipp 2ebenlObn BON Siio=
8uBlono, SOlOnie @aloenoOrf bittet
tbn tbm feline 2lorehe 5u5ui6tten.
9jtte audi meine GreunOe SObann
uno 6rieort6 gtetb in CANADA etruaa
BON li6 bOren gu lallsn. 8itte, 6err
&eoatteur, ioQte oer Yeri6t ni6t gut
geiblifeu iein, 10 lallet ibn einmoJ
ilbsr ben s4lsifltein ruti6en. Nun
Mil i'd gum S6luB tommen, es tOnntf
ioult benz Reoatteur 3u Oiel perOen,
@riiBe ale meine 6reunoe uno 8e:
fannie in Nmerita.
Sobannes g 6rOtb,
Sobn Der @itpe Gbriltine S6rOt6.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04

Dent uno Iortbweltern Dent" Iino
wabrI6einli6 bic beiteu uno paVenofen
9enttorn.Sorten. @uter Saatmats
iit iebr pidti9, er iOlte INNER trdfti9
teimen. Su 95 9rosent unO nod better.
Die 3eit fir bic Maisausioat tit
bonn 10. bis Is. Wui, uno es mus in
gut berseridtetem 0anoe 9eibeben, oas
i'm Serblt seoilnst uno 9ephit9t muroe
unb nun i'm 6rii6iabr. bon Der 3elt,
no Der 6rof aus oem Spoen 1T, bis
sur Saat, mebreremal oee99t meroen
muB, um bic Sber1dde su lotern uno
bic Seudti9teit an Der Gerounltung sl
binoern. @utes aulttpiereu lit oanu
iebr wi6ttg ;ur 3uriifbalttng Der
Seu6tisteit uno grtuGrmun9 oes 3d.
oens, 10 oaB Die 8hausen idneIl pors
wdrts wa6ien tOuneu. Set bieier
Srodea=Sarnleret lou oas WulsIelo
na6 ieOem &esen, 10 balo ais Der 3us
itano oes Scpens IS SuldBt, tpieoer tuls
tipiert uuo aufgelotert tperoen um 10
uiel als mD9li6 bon oem @u'er in,
9oDeu su bebalten. Sobalo Der Wtats
oann i'm Sommer Ooer SerbIt eei6nits
ten ilt, ioa man oas 2auo leiht i6ei=
beneesen, aber nibt pfliigen. sollte
biernad irseno Elm ltarter &esen I'm
Serbf tommen, 10 mus man oas
@esen pieosrbOlen. Sm 6tiibiabr
miro oann 10 frub uls mOgIib Der
@eisen ODER Elm auosres 8etreioe ges
idet, aber isbr isItsn iolte Oas Waiss
lamb su Oieier @etreioeiaut sepTlti9t,
ionoern nur INNER in Der Sberiahe
bearbeitet neroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04

6aben, 10 liebt Der @tnterwet3cn fatabel
aus; man6e 9eNiatin, tuelde lmSpdt=
iabr am belten bearbettet tuuroe, tlber=
baup. Sra6lano, oas bat am metlten
uotb9elitten, oas beiBt, tpuroe pom
Srolt fart aus9efroren. 8as aeer
um9eatert muroe, gum SeiIpisl Stop
pellano ooer Maislano, oieier @etsen
iiebt iebr gut aus. @as Die &o9gen=
Saat anbelangt 1T lie fir leBt nod
i60n. Der liebe @Ott miro It9 ia
unier tuieoer erbarmen, uuo uns cine
oeie9nete Grnte identen; pertb limb mir
es leioer ui6t, aber beniifti9 ltno mir es.
9}or unb nod Der @eibnu6t batten
mir ptels Sterbefdlle 5u per8etdnen,
metItens tleine &inoer, bod aud oa=
runter bis su 20 Sabren. Die Srants
beiten mel6e ben 3oo peruriahteu Daz
rem 9ipbtbertti3 uno S6arloh; leBt
aber 1T Der @eIunobeitsSuitano befrte-
oi9eno.
Stun, gutter 6reunO unO s&ultame-
rao Satob SunOt, Oante Dir freultOs
li6f, oaB ou mir Die rGureta Poit
suIenoef; i'd werOe osin 8eibent AUDI
fleiBia leIen. 0ta6e bid ebenfalls auf
bic SSuBe uno LAB bid boren in Oieiem
glatte. @riBe bid iammt 6amilie,
Freunoe uno 8etannte, mie aud Die
Serausaeber.
8ott!ieb &ie9er.$
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
Nus unisrer Na6barltast Aiblsg.
9ie bauptlddliditen 9teui9teiten bon
WcSntoib GOuntp, benz ngI6leD
&epublitaner eutupmnen.

Die glrbeit an oem neuen @p6nbaus
.oes Satob Meioinger idreitst Ihuel
Doran.
&ep. Geo. gurgoori reiite nit Dem
9eItrt9en 3u9 ab mad @eiper, &anias,
no er cine gaptiiten Gemetnoe iibers
nommen bat.
Serr @ottlieb Giiemann, Der iiloltd
bon Gureta wobnt, fam am 0tenItag
na9 4ibleD um feline Mutter 3u beius
den, bic iib bel Gbriltian S6ot aufs
bait uno trant lit. gr tebrte geltern
wieoer na6 @ureta Suriif.
BGltOr S6ulS tonnte am leBten
Sonnta9 ni6t preOigen, neil er our6
&rantbeit ans Sett 9ebuuoen mar. Pas
ltor 9eSubr mar 10 freunolt6 uuo
iibernabm fir Ya'tor S6ulS ben Be-
iuh bel etnem S6wertranten, Simon
Opp, etuu 3ebn Meilen tpeitli6 bon
9ibleD.
Wdbreno Oes MOnats Mdr; tamen
in WcSntoIb 6OantD nur oret 3ooess
fdlen Dor. Die 3abl Der @eburten
iit melt GROCER als Die 3abl Der Sob
ten. Gs nuroen i'm Monat @drs Is
@eburten an9eSei9t. Die 8eiammtSubl
Der @sburten i'm Staat fir ben Monat
M6rS lit 966 uno Sterbefdlle tparen324.
Serr unb Srau SObn S4mierer reis
lten nit Dem 3us lebten Srettag mad
Serreio gum 9e9rdbniB Der Mutter oes
Serrn S6mierer, 6rau 6brtittan
S6mierer, tuel6e am 20. april oaielbli
tarb. Die 9erltOrbeue errel6te Elm
9llter bon "a Sabreu, elm Monat uno
itinf 3a9eu. Sas 8esrdbniB fano am
Somtagna6mittas ltatt auf Osm &ir6s
bof bel Serreio. Serr uno Srall
S6mierer tebrten am Wonta9 mad
9liblep suriif.
Serr @eors &lipfel ersdblt uns, OaB
elmer ieiner S06ne nit tnapper 9totb
Der @efabr entgan9en lei, unter einen
@aienidneiOer gewOrfen Su tuerOen.
@G6reuo er na9e am gSe9 arbeitete,
iubr elm Qutomobil porbei, tpel6es bic
gferoe eri9refte. Ser Sunge iuuroe
9liitli6erneiie na6 biuten pom Sib
geworfen pOour6 er eiuem fur6t6aren
3OOs entgins. Die 9fsroe ranuten
aber nit Dem Waieni4neioer oauOn biz
alles in Stiife mar. Serr alipfel fam
aeitsrn na6 2liblep mO taufte iid siuen
nsuen @aieni6neiOer. 2lutomobilfub.
rer iOllten iebr uorii6tig iein. beIOnoers
in oieien 5a9en, in weldeu Die 6armer
aui Oem 6elo iino. @enn ieoer elm.
tpenis 9sritano 9ebrau6t oann 9eb'
! alles gut.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
&lsialisbentbal, siipsHublaao.
80. 9lPQrs 1911.

,Sa, es lit neiter nihts su MAIDEN,
Qts nit @eoulo parten, big es aufbort
Su re0nen. Saum paren mir etnlae
Sage in Der Saat, oa fin9's wleoer an
gu re9nen unO iteate uns abermals IT'LL.
Zen 8auern brannte es I6on unter ben
Soblen, neil Die 6rubiabrsiaat 10 ipdt
in ben 9oOen tOmmt. @tr baben
i6On ben 80. WtdrS unO bic GrOBten
9auern baben erft 20-25 9eIiatin
@erite 9eidt. Gie sonne liebt man
Iebr ielten. IS lit meiltens tribe uno
talt. 9(ls 9rdmie betOmmen mir ala
nod einen talteu Mino.
Gs terbsn oieies Sabr otele. llns
ldn9it ltarb mstn Nu6bar SilOeiter
Walomann, iopie aud So'epb Waliam
an Der S6winoiudt
Die @itterun9 Die mir ieBt 6aben lit
iebr un9eiuno, fir Wenibsn iOwie aud)
oas Hieb. SoTfeu uber, oaB e8 re6t
balO belier miro.
@ruB alien 2eIern Der 3eitung gu
reta YOT.
Nnton SGuBer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-04
WlorO ano selbitmorD.
Iabs Clinton, u. O., periibte Der ana
idsinsnO ssifssssa0rts s. 3idls
cine iurdtbart That.
2. Nfai 1911.

Iykub
Qieher &eoathur. g9ia Dir aud
tpieoer elm 9aar 3eilen bsridten, mub
aber nit eiuem idredli6en llnsliid bea
9innen oas iib sebn Meilen iitoOflia
BON bier su9strasen bat uno Sluar auf
Der SSarm oes Srant 3idle. Serr
3idle fubr am 26. 9lpril nad Der Staot
2inton, uno feline Grau uno stuei Gina
Der bliebeu oabeim. Gbarles 3idle (ein
9ruoer bes 5. 3idle) arbeitete sur 3ett
fir lebtsren. lin uugefdbr orei llbr
na6mtttaes fam Is. 3idle pOm 6elcc
beim, trieb Oas @isb uno Die Sametne
,uIanmen in ben Stall uuo ltedte oena
ielben in Sruuo, tuosu er SreunOl be-
nube. Damn lief er ua6 Dem Saule
mo Nh 6rau 3idle beiano, nabm ote
Slinte uub ia9te er miro lie ihieBen.
SSrau 3ifel tpebrte lih, inoenl lie oa8
@elpebr bon lih itOBen mollte, er oriifte
aber los uno traf 6rau 3idel ins
Sberbeiu, poour4 Der Gnoden 3er=
i6mettert rpuroe. Sie bate nod gea
iinnuns ssnus um ben &inoern su la
gen fie Iollten lid aus benz Saule moa
tten, pelbes lie audi beiolsten. 6rau
3idel bate nod 2raft aenug, oaB audi
fie iid aus oem Suuie i6leppen tonnte.
gs mar audi bOdite 3eit, oenn Der
elenoe Msnih, ua6oem er lie geidoiien
bate, ltedte audi nod oas Saus IN
granO. Gr ielbit iprana oann ms
obere Stodpert Oes Suuies Cuas er iid
antbat bleibt elm, &dtbieD genug, man
fanb ibn pertOblt auf ais oas Saus
flieoergebrannt mar.
6rau 3idle fam nur wenige SAritte
pOm SauIe ais Tie Die gerpubtiein pers
Tor. Serbeigetomnene Ra6bart reta
teten lie, ionit tpdre iie ebenfalls Der.
branut. Sin glrSt puroe 10 i6uel ais
mOeli6 bon Sinton berbeigsrufen llno
mar audi balo sur Stele. Srau 3ifle
muroe am acknowledgement Gage nab
9ismart ins Soipital eebra6t, aber
es mar gu Ipdt, Der 8lutDerluit mar 81
oroB, uno lie itarb am 81. na6mit.
tags bier llbr.
Serr s. 3itIe lit Elm ruinisrRr
Waun; nidt nur psrluitig ieines aans
sen 8srmOgeus, ionoern ieine 6rau
muBte aud nod 10 traurtser @eiie t6r
2eben perlieren.
gIuf Der Sarm branute alles total
nieoer; tpie perlautet lino bier .Yferoe,
bier 6ibe uno so S6peine mitper-
brannt. 8On ieinem SaatsstrsiOe uno
6utter 1T aud nidts iibri9 9eblieben.
@as NIT Oem Menideu los tpar lit
nt6t betanut; ems itsbt fsit, oaB ibu
Der 9ertano perlalen bate, ionit
tOnnte er eiue iOld idredlide abat
ni6t ausFiibren.
SransSempel,
Sempleton, (2arOit .. o. q. 8.