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The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24
will never recall all they said and the

will never recall all they said and the
way they said it,
Colonel Nolan, T.. j. Walsh's law
partner, made capital speech ad-
vocating the election of his friend
speech would have occupied first col
umn, front page, but the Whiteside-
Meyer row overshadowed everything.
In voting for John Berkman for the
senate Representative Bell made a
brief speech. Harry Vaughn voted
for Senator Carter for the first time.
Senator Christopher started boom
for Harry H. Parsons of Missoula,
and Senator Whiteside gave his sup
port to Lee Word of Lewis and Clark.
These were the secondary features of
today's session.
The serious vote stood: Senate,
Carter 10, Walsh s. and Conrad 2:
house. Carter IS. Walsh %. and Con-
rad II. There were several pairs.
Mr.. Bell started the ball.
1T seems to be the habit of the
distinguished members" said he, '.to
make speeches. In order to appear
distinguished l will explain my vote.
The man for whom shall vote today
Is not a lawyer. not a rich man. and
not United States senator. but a
man for all that. He was General
Cutters orderly. John Berkman. a
fine old citizen OF Billings, is the
man."
| Mr.. Nolan made set speech. the
longest of the session. Among other
things he said: Il have watched
with great interest the voting here
The proceedings seems to accentuate
the need of direct vote of the peo-
pie. That is a form to be greatly de-
sired. l do not wish to question the
honesty of purpose of any member
but the method is what deplore-the
time it takes up. That the election
! OF United States senator il importan
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24

no one will deny, but the people are
solicitous, as the crowds that fill the
galleries indicate.
The last 10 years have brought to
the attention of the public great
questions. The country has made
phenomenal progress, but great ques-
tions relating to the rights of the
people have arisen. The people have
at last realized that legislators have
labored for great interests that have
preyed on the public-the masses.
Some members of state legislatures
have been the paid representatives of
moneyed interests, which were cared
for at the expense of the people.
THE time has come for change.
The people will not submit longer.
The honest friends of the people
should prevail.
"This state is normally republican,
but our senior senator has become too
jealous in behalf of the great inter-
ests. The crushing defeat of the re-
publicans at the polls last November
| is due to the well-grounded bElief
| that he had become the agent of the
| interests against the people"
Here the speaker declared that he
was friend of legitimate enterprises,
| but foe to predatory wealth. In
conclusion he made a fervid appeal
| for Mr.. Walsh.
The next man. on the list was
O'Flynn. who voted for Conrad. caus-
ing laugh at the expense of Mr..
/ Nolan who had made very forceful
speech from his standpoint.
/ Close tc him was Tuttle. who
after having voted for Walsh several
days. gave his support to DIR. George
Washington Blackburn of Silver Bow
+ Vaughan Of Sanders was at the bal
!, again today. He said: "A little paper
here in Helena criticized me fol-
| voting for John Mayes, a fellow work
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24

ing man, Saturday, and charged me
with party treason. want to say
that I will vote today for man that
1 have not heretofore voted for. and
that is Thomas Henry Carter"
The vote was announced and the
Whiteside rebuke administered.
The scattering vote today was:
For Lieutenant Governor Allen
Senator Burlingame.
For H. H. Parsons, Missoula-Sen-
ator Christopher.
For T. NJ. Swindlehurst-Sena
Conrow.
For Judge H. C. Smith of Helena
Senators Everett and Sykes, Repre-
sentatives Jordan, Murray. Slayton.
Stevens. Total six.
For William NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nc
Cone.
For Judge sch-Senators Meyer
and Representative Tolman.
For r. l.. Word of Helena-Senator
Whiteside. a.
For J6hn Berkman, Biilings-Rep
resentatiyes Bell. ID 81 -.
For Judge w. L. Holloway-Repre-
sentative Higgins.
For John Hayes-Representative
McNally.
For Peter Sanger of Butte-Rep-
resentative Moore.
For H. A. Broderick OF Havre-Rep-
resentative Schwartz.
For Judge Winston OF Anaconda
Representative Swick.
lFor G. L. Blackburn Of Butte-Rep-
| reSentative Tuttle.
For Harold Blakesof Aanaconda-
Representative Williams.
| The legislature transacted other
routine business today. but nothing o
! special Importance came UP for settle
| ment. The members were. interested
| in the proposed ,e9Hcuses. and the to
] do over the Whiteside resolution.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24
A DIFFERENT VIEW

Editor Missoulian: Having read the
editorials in your paper by Edward
Barker and w. S. Van Dyke, wish to
say l believe it is good token of the
good Mr.. Lowry and his co-workers
are doing for the people in this city, as
no man can please everybody and
preach the gospel, for Christ had many
enemies.
So I say with the man. who, when
different countrymen were hurrahing
for their respective countries. said.
.Hurrah for hell!'' That's right" said
another; every man for his own coun-
try
So it seems to me it is good sign
when the devil begins to tremble and
sends out his angels to champion his
cause
This man Van Dyke says. in Mr.
Lowry's speech on THE Stump Dig
ger" all he was able to dig up was
mud Yes. it was mud; the dirtiest kind
of mud. that is besmirching our city to-
day
No. Mr.. Lowry did not dig up the
stump, but he did dig up the mud and
showed where the stump was and how
deep it is rooted, and it remains for the
Christian people of this city to get to-
gether and dig out the stump.
| And as for the brand of liquor sold in
this town, or in any other town, man
| must be blind If he cannot see it
! tangles the feet and also the brain,
! without first experiencing it himself in
taking it for food, or for his stomach's
sake.
| I, for one. am willing to stand by
Mr. Lowry in his teachings of the
| Bible. and am willing to do what I can
to rid this otherwise beautiful city from
it's curse of licensed saloons and white
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Vaughan of Sanders gave notice of
the following bill:

Vaughan of Sanders gave notice of
the following bill:
BE it enacted by the legislative
assembly of the state of Montana:
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful for
any saloon, barroom, club, bar, or
other place where intoxicating liquors
are sold Or dispensed, to remain open
between the hours of II o'clock p. m.
and 6 o'clock a. m. of each week day,
or between the hours of II o'clock
p. m. Saturday, and o'clock a. m.
Monday.
Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for
any person to sell or dispense at re-
tail any intoxicating liquors, including
wine or beer, between the hours of II
o'clock p. m. and O'Clock a. m. of
each week day, or between the hours
of II o'clock p. m. Saturday and 6
O'Clock a. IN. Monday of each week.
Sec. 8. It shall be unlawful for
any person other than proprietor
or regular enlploye to remain in any
| saloon or barroom, during the hours
Mhen such saloon or barroom is re-
| quired by law, to remain closed, and
| all curtains and other instructions to
a full view of the interior. shall be
removed during said hours of closing
'.Sec. 4. Any person violating any
|. of the provisions of this act, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor. and upon
! conviction thereof, shall be punished
| by a fine in any sum not exceeding
5000, or by Imprisonment in the
| county Jail for term not exceeding
! 30 days, or by both such fine and i'm
! prisonment.
| Sec. 5. All acts and parts of acts
/ in conflict herewith, are hereby re-
| pealed.
Sec g. This act shall be in force
/ and effect from an after its passags
and approval
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24
WHNES|DE RESOLUTION
IS PRESUMPT PTUOUS
CONTINUED from Page One.)
for Senator George, among other
democrats, voted against the Black
kol,

for Senator George, among other
democrats, voted against the Black
burn motion to table.
Mr.. Whiteside had made the OPEN
ing and those who regretted the pas
sage of the original resolution were
glad ofssan opportunity to retreat. It
was plain to the onlooker that the
body was not in sympathy with him.
Had plenty Uf time been given. the
F'lathead legislator might have rallied
the democrats to him; and made it a
party affair. but everything went off
like fire in reed patch.
The vote was close, but Whiteside
lost. There is a difference of opinion
as to the ruling of the chair on the
question Of the motion to adjourn. but
there is very little doubt about the
consensus OF opinion on. the original
proposition.
Galleries Delighted.
For a few minutes the joint as
sembly was thoroughly alive. and the
galleries, for once, were delighted The
Tall Pine of the Rockies was con-
siderably wrought up over the affair.
That was to be seen in his face.
Whiteside. Meyer and Cockren were
excited. The moment it was all over
however, and the senate and the
house separated. everybody, save per-
haps Mr.. Whiteside. who had been
up to the top OF the hill and down
again. laughed. The battle was brief
but fierce, and the men who took part
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24
MORE PROFIT NEEDED.

New York. Jan. 2s-E. H. Gary.
chairman of the United states Steel
corporation. said today that the recent
advance of 81 a ton in steel wire prices
by the American Steel Il Wire COM
pany, a subsidiary of the steel corpora
ton, was because the previously pre-
vaiiing price was too low to insure u
reasonable margin of profit.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-24
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gives instant relief and an absolute cure.
in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis. and
Hay Fever Sold by druggists: mail on
receipt of price $f.oo.
Trial Package by mail 10 cents.
GARDEN CITY DRUG STORE
George Frsisheimsr, propristee
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MndD Gin 4rob.

@auner (5rm anoern): .8oree.
ltern lit oas nelle 8reisserift croft.
net iporoen uno beitte iist Der So.
bererferol, Der Gros, i6on brin!"
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ten 9ogen oes Seniters, Sas ibr Die
IuSiift auf ben @ebirgspfab, Sen
Der Sitter fonlmen ioate. fret sob:
0etit, bafte tie itilpereniist fir lid,
binl1helno, es mare bof jammer.
ibaoe, Denn mid 2iitbolo, auf elm.
mal bereintretenb bel Der Irbeit
trafe, ba i'd bieie Der 8olIenbung
ihon 10 nabe eebraft, bob i'd, rpenn
morseu Der erite Strabl Der Sonne
freunclih in bieie Stllbe iheint, ibn
su iiberraiden i'm Stanbe bin.
n@ie?" iagte Tie, inbem Tie bon
ilnsefGbr ourf bas Seniter ifaute,
lit es nidt, oils Oh bort aus Der
Shluht elm Mann herportrete2 Bon
bort Der, ipertn ih nidt IRE, fptrb err
fontmen. Hein! gs betpest lid
nthts. ga lit ncbI Elm iunser Sid.
tenbalm am @ege.-Run, min! Sd
mag ribis f%ortarbeiten. Sob i'd ia
Dem 2eibfnappen @upreht ben Sluf-
trag gegeben, bab er, pie obne Ib.
iiht, ms Saeoborn itoBe, ruenn Der
Sitter benz Sdloiie iih ndbere. so
miro mir INNER 3eit geriis bleiber,
Die Irbeit peg3urdumer, ebe ih nit
ieinem Sobnlein 5u freurolidem
@ruBe ibm entgegereiIe."
yShai', Mutter!" fam Der &nabe,
Der bisber rubig m einem Cd Der
Stube seipielt bate, our Mutter Der.
angeipr,ingen, uno oeiitete init flag.
Iifer Wiene ouf bic fleine @rmbruit,
Die er nit Der einen Sanb empor.
belt, tpGbrenb er nit Der anberen an
elmer 5erriiienen Shnlir serrte.
.Sdau'! Ser @iimpert bat mir Dor
elmer Stinbe bieie @affe gebrnht,
bob ih mid iest ihon iibc, bis er
mid gum Weiiter I'M S4ieben ma.
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@tto pom &%esens6ra.

(Sorticsuns bon Ser 2. Seite.)
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Sonbcrbnre Tbreiie.

Serrn sllsiiit Meper,
sur Seit y@iloer Shie", 8oblena.
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Heuntes &apiteI.
go bleibt Der Batter 10 lanac?

Radoem Srau Bertha bon Ie.
gensberg Dos einiafe Wittagsmabl
in @eielihaft hires S0bnIeins nn6
einer ein5igen ,3oie eineenommen,
mafte lie lid, an cine Mrbeit, bic lie
aitf ben fommenoen Gag 81, pollenben
bate. es mar eit @eibenf fir ben
Sitter, nit Dem lie i'm iiberraiden
mollte.
Die treue @ottill, SGrtlih beIorst,
ailf lpeld)e @eiie lie am Grinneriings.
tage ibrcr Sraiiung nit Dem Gbleu
bon Gegens6erg ben thelren @emabl
am angenebmlten e%rfreuen fonntc,
nor enolid nui ben @ebanfen &c.
fcmmen, odB ibm cine bon ibrer
!Sonb geitifte Sddrpc mobl am pia.
fonlmeniten iein biirfte. Sic bate
ld)on Dor mebreren Wod)en Die Or.
belt angefangerL unb jeoe Stunoe,
on Der ritterlife 8eniabl nit Der
Sagb ober einem Yeiiife bel Den
eoclcuten in Der Nahborid)ait iif)
Die 3cit pertrieb, sur emiisen Sort.
iebrun9 beniist, 10 baB Jest in Der
Silberitiferci uui bimmelblallem
@rinbe Spiid,ell ibrcm unb bes Rit.
tiers Nauen ruir mebr Der Holnc
ibrcs licbcn Sobnleins fe6lte, lie.
len Si pollenoen, lab tic nm am
Siidd]en inter Dem gotbiih seipolb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

diem mill. 0a bin i1 aber nun betro.
gen, W,itter, unb Der @un1pert bot
niht reft getbon. Sd poGte Dem
goeen ipaunen; faum sos td an--
bn rib Die Shniir entSpei. COB mid
gun, Sbcrfpart geben, Miitterlein!
Sd mill linn iaeen: 8ieb mir cine
itdrfere Sdmur, JOINT muB lie wieoer
brefen."
Srau Bertha beihwidtigte ben
araben, unb troitete ibn: y@eSulbe
bid, Sobnlein, biz Der @ater fommt.
Der piro bic Sfnr,r ieiner eieenen
Irmbriiit Dir ihenfen-onnn molen
mir ieben, OBJ mein Otto ear 10 fraf.
tis lit, Den goeen 5u ipannenl"
Der anabe ldbelte in boiler gu.
friebenbeit. Damn lab er oif Die
idone arbeit in Der SanO Der Nllit.
ter, unb fraete neuaierig: .Gi, Ell!
@as madit on oa9" Srau Bertha
erflGrte es Dem Sungen, tporduf Die.
Ter aus lauter Sreiibe, baB iein Name
Spiihen Batter nno Miltter fomme,
81 iauf5en ulio 81 ipringen aniins,
bis er enolih miioe 5u ieinem Spiel.
tiife lid 6uriid3og, rno balo umfan.
gen bon ben Irmen bes S1lummers
unter Dem acknowledgement @eiane
Der Mutter in bas &eid Der 9rdume
biniibermanbelte.
Srau Bertha aber CAB ibrer 3ofe
elm 3eid)en, Die 2a,ite BON Der @anb
at nebmen. .Stimme Die Saiten,
Margoretba!" iagte tie, inbem Tie Su.
eleid Den 9lif bnrd) bas Seniter ge.
gen oas @ebirge binrihtete, INN ans
Den Sdatten in Der Nieoerung uuo
aus ben Strablen oitf Den aiilmen
Der iteinernen Rieien erieben 5ii fon.
men, ipie neit Der Iberto bereits por-
anseriift. sgtun miro Der Sitter
bolb on Die Seimatb benfen," filbr
lie fort uno idifte iib eilig an, ben
8eit ibrer slrbeit fertig 81 MAIDEN;
der Tag lit poriiber, unb in Del,
Sd)lud)ten mag es if)on nift mebr
reht beimlif ieiu. 9ort liegen Die
id)limmen Ilpenoiebe perborgen. sic
iinb Dem 8~egensberaer gram, neil
or bas Sirtenpolf Dor ibren gngrif.
fen idon oft geidiist. God beiite lit
or ia nid)t aaein-io fam ibm fcin
Seio geifeben. @ir pollcit bis 5il
oeS Ritters slnfunit burd @eiong
ms Die 3eit perteibcn, Marsaretbal
@ieb ben Iccoro 81 irsenb einem
ifonen 2ieoe!"
Die 3ofe bate inter Der Reoe Der
@oelirau Die Saiten geitimmt, u,o
ipielte Die Melooie oes 9iebes pom
ungliidlihen sllpeniGger. Sron Der.
tia iurrbe BON ben meiben Sonen 10
nnpioeriteblih angelodt, baB lie Siinl
Spiel Der 3oie ioiscnben Stan5en
lang:
30 febrc bcim gum itilcn Serb,
Wo beines @eibcs Ser5
Wit ibrem Sobnlein oein beeebr.
Sm iiiben 2iebesihmer5l
SteG Elm bes Saeens miloe Quit
Iiel ~ionfter it's al meiner
9ruit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

eifern, oas innse @eb, bas 10 idnell
uno germ Dem ~beicrgtet Gl,f ieiner
Mi,tter folgt, ioa Dir gum grempel
oienen, ipie ifon ltno l%obenspertt
ino in ben Mlieen @ottes unb aqer
giiten Wenifen pobIgefdaig Die Sin.
Der iinb, Die ibren gltern auf's Wort
geborfen. lno enolih Die SGibhen
ieien Dir bos Bib Der llnihitlo uno
Heinbeit, Ser gintradt lno bes Srie.
oens. Ibme tie nod, mein Sinh
uno on pirit OH @ottes 9naoe unb
garmber5igfeit INNER einen iharfen
9feil ge9en ben boien Sabidt Der
@eriubung, utb alt Dem 9eiitanb
eoler Witmenifen einen frdftigen
Shns wiser ieine peraifteten 8la,ien
finben. 8eriprib mir oieS, mein
Sobnlein! Define Mutter miro fir
bid beten, ainol"
Otto, poll Snbrnnit un6 Sebn.
iu6t, iein 8eripreden nit einem
Suite 81 befrdftigen, trad)tete in Die
Irme Der Wutter empor; bieie neigte
lid bernieoer, ii,o Iieb es germ eeid)e.
ben, oaB Der unifnloige anobe lange
an ibrem Salie peiute. 30 Iieb Miit.
terlein," rief er, lid, mill geipib i'm,
mer reft fleibis, folsiam ulto frieo-
lid iein-uno on iolit red)t piele,
piele Sreilben on mir e%rleben."
Mit einem feitdten glid sllnt Sim.
mel iegnete Srau Bertha ibr einSis
ainb-imb ging better unb getroit in
Die Cube elm, Die Irbeit bes Cages
Sl perriften.
Ser alte 1boripart FOB, nafbem
i'm Die cole Sreifrm berIaiien bate,
ben Gaubpogel bonn goben aiif, uno
oeiien aewaltise Sdnineen aiisein.
anoer bebnenb, CAB er Die @orte bon
lid: vSu bit mir MN seraoe reft,
on tooter @aubieb! Sd min bid
auf elmer Stange feititeaen, iinb Die
Stanee an ben @ipfel oes groBen
3iriferbalmes binoen, beiien
Sriihte su reifen beginner. Die
Sperlinse, bas nnperif1mte 8olf,
plaloern mo maiden ben eanseit
Tng inter ben 3meisen, bnb, rpenu
es 10 tort ainee, Bic sndbise Serr.
IGait ifperlid mir ein ein5ig iiiBes
geerlein befdme. Nlin ioG Der toote
HGuber Die lebenbigen Tiebe pertrei.
ben. Sonberbar genug! Solange
on am 2e6en tparit, umflogen lie bid
10 BRETT nnb pertpegen, ols Oh lie
muBten, oab lie Elm linb basiefbe
ihlimme Sanomerf NIT Dir semein
baben. Hln aber, ba ou ibnen nihts
mebr niibaben fannit, ihelien lie Did
itb fliehen, mo lie bid auiaeitellt
ieben. go aber it's IN Der Welt.
Der 2eidtiinnise fiirdtet Die @efabr,
penn lie noriiber lit, rnb elm etu5ig
@ort, bas linn rahber filnbtb,,t, tpie
grdBlih iie iiber ibm gei1ipebt,
bringt i'm sur Sbnmaht; IN benz
Iuaenblide aber, 6o lie i'm pirfli6
5i oerihlingen orobt, 'aebt er itnpor.
itftis uno tollfiibn slf @erfe. 8e.
pabre Der liebe @ott bds Slgenbpolf
Dor iolfem 3reiben."
Inter bieiem SelbitgeiprGh bate
@limpert ben Sabiht an Der Spite
elmer Stanae feitacmaht, unb tri,s
i'm in ben ShloBgarten, iein 8orbo.
ben ai,s3ufiibren. mobmrh er bes
9anfes Der gnGoigen Serrifait uno
por5iigIih bes iiingen Serrn, Der Die
airifen 70 germ aB, i'm norauS Der.
iihert mar.
- y =
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st. Benedict's
ct. Joseph, stearns Co.. Mlnn.

Der llnterridt IN bertelben uu,faBt bic beutidbe
uno engIiidbe Spratbe. SauSbaltuns. ipeiblthe
2anoorbeitei. Bel fhneu u. 9ialen. Beionoere
yeuNf e~sfdhentt. guf nirb bier Tbrhtern @e.
legenheit eebo ten. fid iur has 2ebrfah ausBu.
bilben. Jn eiuem @ebdube nebenan uiro cine
woielbft he cine cute rsieb uns unb mifferlidle
SorefaIt eenieseu. I'm ndbere 9Iustuuft ipeube
man iit an Sr. Direotross, o. 8, B.
Heim edbreiben ertuabue man seh. Stejes Hlatt.
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BUR aeh. geabtnns fhr prtener;
!. G@2Itar,WeineSD
sarantlrt NIB poil ben beiteit BelSuiljeu
be9leitet. Sru NIB Sipeet 98eine
cine Spe;iaIitdt.

TeFe Nlisipabl pou @etrGnteu III NIaidsu.
6efeurnsen per Bon wsrbeu aui has Srorr'
pteite nib Bette beior9t uno blelbell ltets
priuat. Mait i4rsibe nm cine greisliits.
Reieren5: Dubuque Rational ganf.
0sim ehreiben sr,papue man aeh. bieies Slatt.
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uno FER, idllis NIT Sen SGnben III,
iid, uno iubr enolid in Die Sobe NIT
Dem giisruf Der Nneit: ,@eier-
&duber-Su! 9reit pad' i'm, bra.
Der 8reif!"
Sbpobl Srali Bertha 6nrh Sic
ploslife llnrube hires Sobnleins err.
~id)redt luitrbe, 10 mar beiien grtpa.
den in Dem Iltgenblide, ba lie iif,
ourd ibren eigenen @eiang ba5u ge.
itimmt, nelen idhpermiitbigen @e.
oanfen blngegeben bate, fir tie er.
minlht nr0 lp%obltbleno, inbem es
lie aufforberte, fir iett allies ouber
Der geif)aftigune NIT ibrem &inoe
5u peraeiien. 9eibDino trodnete iie
Die Sbrdnen aus ben glrgen, iino Die
iorgiame Mutterliebe, NIT Der Tie
5um i6loftrunfenen anoben bineilte,
bate ibren blaiien @angen oas
ianfte &otb, in Dem iie gerpobnlid
erihiencr, lpieoer 5uriidgegeben.
Gortietung foIgt.)
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Mhtuna!

Benn Gle cine quite 5arn tnufen tuo1en fir
tuentg 6eIb uuo In elmer @egcno. no man nod
putes 2anb sum 6reiie BON $35 bis $40 ben 9lder
IN elmer bIihenben tatholiiheu 8smeinoe be.
fon,nten Tam. 10 ipenoen Sic it'd gel. an
J. p. HiGHBERGER,
Westphalia, kans.
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Wie fin0et er Den Weg 3uruG
.aein Sternlein iheint am Sir
mament.
SIM Nebel alii ser Sob,
Ser gersgeiit fiibrt fem 8egiment
Someit id 8letiher ieb'.
aein Sternlein ihei,t, Der Wonf
lit neu!
$50 irrt Der 8atte MIR, porbei 2
,Sorh'! ga, er it's! &c tout iein
Sprn,
+. Or tits! Or nluB es ieinl
Sriid itromet meiltes 2ebens
Born!
9cmm', Sitter, folnlm' berein
Die Slamme altf Dem Serbe
ipriiht,
ltnb oeines Weibes 2iebe aIiibt
,garmbers'aer 8ott, er lit es
niht!
@s lit iein 8nappe BLOB:
Sag on, mo iit-9 Der anappe
iprift:
@r ianf in @letider's Sdob!
8 arlne Srau, @ott itch Giif bel,
DAB Guer Sammer eioifh iei!"
Sier bielt Wargarctba bic Saiter
on. 0eun jie bemerfte. Ndf sSrou Ser.
tbas @ansen uiht mebr, wie ionit,
in ibrer ianiten, beiteren 3otbe
prangten, ionbern bon bdnfigen
SbrGnen beieudtet fparen. ySSit's
euh ntf)t pobI, cole Srau2" forifte
Die 3oie boil 5beilnabme. ,@arunl
niht2" l1delte Srau Bertha in Dem
nGmliden Iitgenblide, ba lie iih Die
SbrGnen bon ben @angen trodnete.
sd fam mid eieentlif ielbit nif)i
reft p~eriteben. Sd, babe feline llr.
iate, nit Ingit' nnb 8aneiefeit mid
3t au1Ien; oenn Die Come lit ia nod,
nid)t einmal binunter binter ben Ser.
gen, nnb mein 2iitboIb fam nod
niht 5uriidsefebrt iein. 9l6er bod,
briidt elm ionoerbar @efiibl meme
SeeIe-irnb es lit, als Oh ih Elm lin.
gliif abnert tpolte."
.9as Sieb bat guf GneitIid &C.
maft, Srali @ertba!" entsegnete bit
Sofe, .nto ih rniiB gud) nm Ger5eiD
bung bitten, bab id gerabe az bieien,
Siebe ben Con angab. Goh ih mil
meinen Sebler gutmahen-imb Ell
men beiteren glbenoseiang %anitimmen,
Der Su Der freiinolifen 9ele,tftiina
tauet, in Der mir bonn SenIter ans
oas r,,bige @~ebirgstbul beihanen,
Gin panoernber WinneiGnger, Der
iif latee Seit OH aaiier Srieorihs
Sofslager ouieebalten, bat meinen1
Batter fiir cine eddie boil iiiBer
3iegenmild) mo Elm RUTHERFORD oas
nieblidite 2ieb selebrt, mas man il
boren fonnte; irnb mein Batter bal
nif,t periGnmt, aiih mir es mit3,l-
tbeilen; benn err ipeiB, baB mir Elm
id)oner @eiang iiber eiien unb Erin.
fen eebt. @oqt Sbr bas 2ieb nihi
boren, cole Sraii BON Gegensberg?"
,Hiibre nod einmal Die Saiten.
Warsaretba!" bot Die eOelirau, limb
ipiele mir Die porige Neiie. Mein
9ieo lit nod nidt 81 Gnoe. Sd min
Dir Die leste Stan5e iinsen."
llnsern eebord)te Die 3ofe bieslnal
benz @ilen ibrer @ebieterin; benn iie
wnbte, oaB ibr 5artes @efiibl, ibr
peiteS Ser3 Sli iebr our Webmutb
ii6 binneige. Tod fonnte iie, ba Die
Sreiirau aiif's Neue bot, niht Ian.
ger miOerIteben. 9a iang Srau Der.
tia nnter 5br1nen:
,llnb ianf or in Ses 8letiders
SboB,
Was tbun mir nod amber?
@ott, oein @rbarnten lit ia sroB-
60 niium mrd) nnS 5u dir!
limb naf brei Monben marcn
Srou
llno Sobnlein in Der SoStcnau."
Sn Dem slusenblide nuroe Der
ihlaienbe Snabe in Dem Sd Ser
Stlbe unrubig. @r mari lid bin
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