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The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

Mir. Short. mining agent for Warning Thomas of Seattle, re- turned to Sitka a few days ago after an absence of two months.
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

Miss Thursbee, who has been teaching at Chichagoff during the winter has resigned her position and gone to Juneau.
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

Miss Isabel Simpson, the six teen year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Simpson, died at the home of her parents in the Cottages on Sunday, April 2, of tuberculosis. The funeral services were conducted by Mr. H. B. Parks from The Tulinget Church OH the Itn. Isabel was brigl t young woman and will be greatly missed by her friends as well as by her family. Mir. and Mrs. Simpson have the sympathy of the entire community.
 The old building which was the . Girls Home of the Silka Train ing School became so dOwncast and sorrowful because it couldn't be as nice as its new ncignbors that it made an attempt at self ! destruction by catching fire from spark on the roof shortly after . the last number O! The Thlinget was printed. Some Of the work men. who were rooming in the
  building, by quick action and with the aid of a few buckets of water, put out the fire and pre- vented the suicide.
 The work of arranging and clas ifling the specimens in the l Sheldon Jacksun Museum is finished. The work done in the past six months by the Curator, Mr. H. B. Parks, has made a wonderful change in the appear of the interior of the museum.
 Mrs. Sinclair, wife of Dr. Sin clair who has charge of the Ma val hospital here, received news early in the month of the serious illness of her father in Washing ton. D. C., and left for that place on the first Georgia there after.
 Miss Thursbce, who has been
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry are the happy parents of a girl that ap- peared in their home March 20.
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

Paul White ovcrhauIed his boat recently, put a fine cabin on it, and installed a new SiX-horsc power Gray engine. Being a loyal son of the nations most ia nous Indian school, he named his boat TIE CARLISLE. A few days ago he left with his family for Excursion Inlet aboard his staunch little craft flying a Car lisle pennanJ and the United States ha2. His voyage covers more than a hundred miles of the briny deep. Mir. White has worked nearly all winter at his trade-that of carprntry-on the Sheldon Jackson School bUitd- ings. and will continue the work of his trade in the construction of a canncry warehouse during the summer
 Russian Easter this year fell on Sunday April g. It Was lre- ceued by the Lsual special ser- vices of t Russian OrthoooA Church and the religious ho.i- days. 1t midnight Saturday q cannon was fired and the chimes were rung, marking the begin ming of the Easter day, IL ls surely to be dcp.ored by the g,n- eraI membership oI the ku'sl%n Church, as well as the commumI- ty at large. that a few of those who were regular attendants at the services during the preceding week. marred the beauty and sa- credness of their Easter day by drunken reveling. We hope that public opinion both in the Ortho- dox Church and in the town will speak with such force against this wretched custom that 1t will cease its recurrence.
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01
NOTES

Prof. F. J. WaIdron, Superin- tcndcnt of native Schools of Southeastern Alaska, paid d visit to the local school this month.
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

The latter part of March WiI- liam MiIlmorc sold the MiIlmore hotel to Oscar Holm and Sam Sing who assumed charge of the historic hostclry the first of the month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
TIMES REPUBIICAN. KARsHAL1rowN. iowa. APRIL >. 1911

az tAsn tHaz wouldn't lend you money
II you HoeAs1 4 ~ hal."
'W0 y0r - stil!" I said fariously.
M. nayblDel left that wsAsA-wttA
viii Eell you % himself"
"Of course hs would" Fannigan
eonseAsl. looking at me with gruAging
approval He wouldn't 30 what
thiak he 10. II he didn't lie up and
down fer you" There were voices in
the hail. flanagan came cloosr. IAN
hour ago, you say. And he told me
It was gone this morning! It's .
losing game. miss. I'll give you -
hours and thsn-the necklace. II you
please. miss"
lTo be -Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
WHERE ART WAS At FAULT
houss Maid Aas Trouble Win Ple'
ture % Leaning rowsr ef
Plea.

Among the sngravings that adernsd
the walls Of . Toledo woman's homo
was one big one Of the leaning tower
OF Pisa. One morning. shortly after
the advent OF new maid. the nis.
tress OF the house noticed that the
picture Of the tower hung crooked
She Strengthened II and ssid nothins
Of the matter to the new aervant.
who had evidently shifted It while
dusting. The next day the picture
was again crooked: the same thing
happened the next day ana the next,
Finally. one morning. CHANGING to be
In the room where the picture was.
the mistress said to the maid - che
busted:
Mary. you've hung that picture Of
the tower crooked. Just look at it!"
That's what say. num-" returned
ahe domestic. look at It! The only
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03

The whole place was ghostly, full Of
shadows, shivery with possibilities. It
was Mr.. HARRISON finally who took
Jim's candle and crawisA through the
aperture. We waited In dead silence,
listening to his feet crunching over
the coal beyond. watching the faint
yellow light that came through the
ragged opening IN the wall. Then he
called through to US.
"Plece il locked. over here" he
said. Heavy oak door At the head
Of the steps. Whoever made that
opening has done . prodigious amount
Of labor for nothing
The weapon. . crowbar. lay on the
ground beside the bricks, and he
picked Il up and balanced It on his
hand. Dallas horid face was almost
comical in his ,bewi1dermeat; ~ for
Jimmy-he slammed piece Of Stag
ct the furnace and walked away. AT
tho door he turned around.
why don't you accuse me Of it!'
he asked, bitterly. Maybe You could
you searcAsd mo-"
He Stalked up tho stairs then and
left 10. Dallas and went up togeth-
er, but We did not talk. There seemed
to be nothing TO say. Not until had
closed and locked tho door Of my room
did I venture to look at something
that carried In the palm Of my
hand. Il was . watch, not running-a
gentlemau's nat gold watch, and it
had been hanging by its fob to nail
In tho bricks beside the aperture.
In the hack Of the watch were the
initials r. n. H. and the picture Of .
girl. cut from newspaper.
It was my picture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
ESTM NWIDNlN1S3 fl6lFKUukDT

phohS wire down here. I. would have
heard the noise" -
somsthilg in his voice made me
look at him. and certainly his express
sion was unusual. He was watching
us all iatentlyl while Dallas pointed
out to me the cause OF the exotic
nent. From the main floor Of the fur
nace room, q fight Of: stone steps sur
mounted by an arch led into the coal
cellar. beneath the street. The coal
cellar. was Of brick. with Q cement
door, and In the left wall there gapsd
an oraning about three feet By three.
leading into cAvsrnous voia. perfect
ly blackLevidsntly similar vault BE-
longing % the next house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
CHAPTER XVI.
q Face FLANAGAN.

Dinner had waited that night while
everybody went to the coal cellar and
stared 1t the hole In the wall, and
watched while Max took tracing OF
It and OF some footprints In the coal
dust on the other side.
did not 60. ! went into the library
with tho guilty watch In a fold ID
my gown, and found Mr.. HARRISON
there. staring through the February
gloom at the blank wall Of the next
house, and quite unconscious of the
reporter with = drawing pad Just be-
low him in the area-way. went over
and closed the shutters before his
very eyes. but even then he did moi
move.
''will you be good enough to turn
aroundT' demanded at last.
"oh!" he said. wheeling. Are you
here?" I
There wasn't any reply to that, SO
I took the watch and placed It on the
library table between us. The effect
was all that had hoped. He stared
at It for an instant. then at me. with
his hand outstretched for 1t, stopped
w.. VIZ ~ nno e. ~
: cou'1n unuei s.anu A,s eAp.essio -,
no .oOAeu eDaifssseu' Du' nv - 81
5. it,. -. ,,.-,,... /.
retorted.
y wish I did. You opened it,"
Eyes"
We stood looking at each other
arr0aa the table. It was his glance
tnat wavereo. :.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
lTo be Continued.)
Feline Melody.

First Cat-"How sweetly you sing!
never heard anything 20 entrancingl
What was that last song?" Second
Cat (sentimentally)-"If had nine
thousand lives to live, I'd live them all
for you. "-Woman's Home CompAn.
Ion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
way I can 1t that blamed tower -
hang str1igAt % - hang tie yleearo
aroakaA.
Net : rheuahtful Raee.

N0S Q Jn00oUUUu Wo0Os
A q race " seem 70 have no desire
for any such adventure - lntTospso'
1--we thought. to lsave IN awssems
sArtAkinS from our own souls. In
trains. on summer shores before the
most alluring Of seas. on piers. at
bsndstands people are provided with
books. papers, periodicals, anything
q timetable would ssrve-to keep
themselves at bay.-Black and White.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
IOWA CENTRAL

NORTH BOUND Law.
Twin cities Mail daily. $3.50 O. N.
Mason City Mail lex SUM-. b:Ss p N.
Twin Cities Limited daily 13:55 q n.
Local Freight (ex. SUM- -. 1900 4. =.
SOUTH BOUND
ST Louis and Kansas City
Mali (daily) ............. s:Se p. -
Peoria Express lex. Sun.>..S:3o . -
81 Iouis and Peoria Limited
fdafly1 ............... 3:lSi -,
focal Freight Tex. SUM- ...11.le ~ -
STORY CITY BRANCH
Leave. SssssA
10 s. m. stock Hxpress sS
tex SUM- .......s.es.Sv SsNo -
6: 10 o. n. Mixed (sF sum-. ass - -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
A Lite Sentence

of suffering with throat ana lung
trouble Is quickly communist by DR..
Kings New Discovery. soc and S1.o0.
Mcbride & VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
,nor,..,na Oh. sunsrIna.

Sometimes thu nrst panss Of ~
mcrse come to criminals when they
sse how idiotic they are made TO look
by tho artist who draws from nfe."-
Washington Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT wEsTERN

CHICAGO GREAT WEsTERN a8
"Corn Belt Route"
GOING SOUTH
No. st. Joe and X. c.
limited -. ............. 500 .. N.
No. Six. c. Mail & Express 8: 90 d N.
No 5-kansas City and St
Joseph $3.50. ...........1o:oo q. m
mo. Sway Freight 80. 200 a. m.
GOING NORTH
No. 2-ChicaEo ana st. Paul
limited ..................l1 :11 ,. n
No Chicago and St Paul
Express 80. .---.----... 1o:33 q M
No. 81 1909. .-....-..~--.. 1920 p. N.
sNo Sway Freight 80. 1850 q m.
Except Sunday. Effective Aug. I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03

wi
ENPaT
dh
duty m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
CATHOLIC PRINTING co,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

oes alien Hom fainen auf cine f,trse
Weile nod einmal our @eltitng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Bel Sbrem Sobne miiiien mir aber
boh u%rtterideioen, meme i6. Or be.
iist Die Inlaeen fir cine tuifienifaft.
lide 2aufbabn urlb lit auberoem bon
beftigem Serlnugen banah erfIat.
Sa fonnte bod cine arse @erbitte.
rur1g eintreten, fpenn ipir ibm iest
ben @ee perleeen. Der iih ibm bietet,
itnn Dos niirbe oid) nibt tnugert.
Wir fonnen ME po%ransieben, melhe
alippen benz Menifen ain sefGbrIit.
item iperoen. l1nb piiienihaftIi1 ge.
bilbete tiihtige Mdnner, bie in ben
8reiien Der eebiloeten Belt tpirfen
iino felt olf benz 9oben Der Stride
lteben, tbun uns pabrli1 oil1 moth.
Sofientlid erfiilt Sbr Sobn oas,
mas mir BON linn erboffen, unb bann
bat err einen boben unb id0nen Sir.
fiineSfreis."
2ebrer MiiGer nidte suItimmeno.
Tloslih sudte es i6mersIib iiber iein
Intlis: Or pirb mir uno ieinen
8riioern aars entfremoet rperben,"
ipraf er geprebt. 9of mutbig bob
er Damn Den aopf--niht iih iufen
ionoern bes &inbes @liid!
rTauieno Can't, Serr @raf, fir
Sbre Site. Woge oes Serrn Seacn
Oaranf ruben!" Die SGnbe Der
0eanner faBten iib in marmem
Druid.
Damn bate Scrr MiiGer ieinen
Sobn berbeigerufen, Der slim Gus.
geben eeriiitet mar, nnb Der 8raf
bate ibm ibre 9lG,,c mitsetbeilt. 60.
mnno mar 5uerit auf's diiberite iiber.
raiht eetpeien, batte Damn dber NIT
Sreuben Srgeiaet.
Grit rahber, ,auf benz @ege Surr1
ShloIie, tparer ibn1 pobl bereftiate
geoenfen aufseitiesen. @ber Ser
frelnblihe uno boffni,nsspole gu.
iprnh oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der.
ifeufte iie a1e.
9un, mo Die eriebnte 9uf,nft in
greifbarer Habe pinfte, salt es al be.
fueiien, 6ab er feline Sirnseipinite &c.
begt. Or nabm iih Dor. bas 3ii.
t~raiien, oas man linn 10 felt entge.
genbrahte, in ieber 8eaiebMng Su
reHtfertieen-ihcn aIlein III, Der
graiien ailsen tpiaen, bic 10 pertral,.
enspoq 81 inn oufeeidaut .-Nein,
er piirbe lie iider nift enttGuihen!
Cine fhone SSnufion idpe6te ibm Dor,
tpie er ipGter ale 2orbceren gu ibren
Siiben nieberleeen poQte. l,nb bel
oieiem @eoanfenflue ipieIte Die idone
Srali nit ben itrablenben 8liden unb
Der hibnen Sprahe feine &ole.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Sotel 9riItol pabnen, elm Stdnohen
gebradt. @elder iol oent beite &C.
bltlbiet tperoen2"
.0as lit ia serabe ser 8ib: i'm.
rler o%erieI6en! Sn Dem Sotel pob'
men nod Der StraBe 81 Die 9omtei.
jen &einad)-gan5 iG)one Mdoden,
ifon etmas our6pintert, baben ibre
ie6s Semeiter minoeitens! Sic iino
Gouiinen bon benz Sobeneib linb ba.
ben'S bod i'm 9opf-baben nit nns,
neil mir feline &orpsitibenten iinb,
nidlt tonSen po1en, fanm cine @rtra.
tour. Nrtr mobnt neben ibneft ro1
Dem Sd Der anbereu Strdbe cine eng.
liihe Snmilie. 8ei Der lit Elm titles
Waoden, gar nidt biibi6, ~linaniebit.
lides cling, bot MIR 10 netfe, ir1per-
tinent blonde 2of6en i,r,b elm paar
lanft.bioue Iugen init ihiparaen
Wimpern. Sos fleine Ding mar
gan5 lliitig, aber befheiben linb 10
%oergniigt, penn matt init ibr tanSte
ODER ibr elm Buffet brahte. Die
Reinahs itelten iih on ipie berriift.
tbaten gerabe ais oh oas arme fleine
Ding 2uft ipGre. rinb noQen burd).
iesen, baB lie niht mebr si ben gGl.
len aufeeforbert miro. Nin tbun
mir es serabe unb tanSen immerfort
nit ibr. Sober bon inns bat ibr ihon
elm Buffet seihidt, ollie slbenbe bat tie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

oaran betbeilisen. 0ariiber f0nnen
Sic alio gang rrbig fem"
sd mar natiirlid erfreiit, oils mir
Sbr Serr Sater plosIih Die Ser
pirfliduns meiitera Iiinide in 10
nabe Iltsiiht ite1te, nnb fpenrt bic
Gorge INN Die ipGtere 3eit nun oi,f
bon mir genommen ipirb, bin i'd ge.
nib Der laste. Der nod einert Gin
lpa1o erbebt. Sbner, aomteiie, fam
id es ia iest seitebei,, bab mir bieies
8olfsihltaebrertbnrt gan3 nioer.
itrebt. 9ieies Sretmiiblelaufen i'm
glciden Grab iu,b eneen Holim be.
bagt mir gar niht. Meine Hatlir
mill iib ielbit6nbig entfalten ilnb
fennt feinen Grgeren Seino aIs Die
Shlablone. - @or Sreltbe barber,
oieie SeiieIn abitrcifen 5l oiirfen,
babe ih iogar gang s%eouIois Die or.
mabnlngen bingenommen, Die mein
poriidtiser Sater baran fniipfte, Oh.
gleid i6 lie innerli6 iiberfliiiiig
fano. Die Sltrbt. bab i6 auf Der.
febrte 8abneu fonrlnen tonne, lit ia
fait fomiid. mo- mir bon alien Seiten
iopiel 3ntrauen entsegensebrad)t
Miro"
Sahei mari or auf Iein @eecns
iiber eillen itrabIenben Bid, in mel.
dem ieine ganSe freubise 9anfbar.
felt lag.
Sber lag nod ettpas in ieinem
Bid? 9as jilnee WGbhen alaubte
audi einise gepiinberuns barin 81,
leien urb iiiblte iih geibmeihelt.
8errpirrt ifliig Tie Die aigen nieSer.
aber gleid barallf itano iie tapfer
auf, unb bic EatriSier unb 9lebeier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

beitet man nal elm paar Monate
refti6affei1-"
,@enn man 6arn nod arbeiten
fam! @as iol benn ans Sbnen
peroen BEL Der 3eitoerihpenbung?"
rNifts" &iharo lahte-,i6 bin
ifon maS!"
SEQ, uno mas iinb Sic? 9is iest
nlir-"
,Garbon, i'd bin geiiser. Sas lit
Der Glteite bon @ott eingeiebte Stano.
gIs Der Serr ben Ioam I6ni, gab er
ibtn oils Y%araoies einen iebr onit1lt-
bieen @runobeiit lno nerlongte nidt
mebr bon ibm, als bob ct i'm peiie
pernalte. Sic finben es pieleid)t
~riifitdnbig, aber ih balte mid obre
fpeiteren Gbrseis an bieie 9eltim.
mung. Wir cling es fpie Ibam: i6
befam oiih gleif ols id oitf Der @elt
cri6ien einen ih0nen geiis; ih peroe
llden, i'm peiie 81 pernalten."
Cine ihone Solge bieies ge.
lises!" erflorte Wiiaer bitter. ysllio
meter erfennen Sic feine 8ili6ten
an9 feline Iilihten sesen oen
Staat, gegen bas gaterlanb, aeseir
Sbre Mitmenifen2"
Der Serraott bat benz sfoum
nihts bapon geiaat," gab Hihoro Sli.
rid nit Der feiten Ibii6t, ieinen
Wfentor ein ipenig 5u rei5en.
Dam golf bas @ebot Der grbeit
tpobl BLOB ben Hihtbeiisenben?"
uaam iein," bebarrte garon sri.
6arb anifeineno aGen GrnItcs.
Seine Sunsen, Die niht iopiel nit.
befamen, neil er aus ieinem geiis
berailseeiast p,trbe, Die muBten ia
aud ale elei6 mas iperoen: 8oin
puroe EN- Iderer, gbel elm Sf1ier,
uno Die anoeren-bas meib ih nift
10 iiher. Weine Siineen miiiien ait6
mas peroen: lie ioIen Shafer ner.
ben. Sas fojtet nid,t piel Stu6ien-
aeloer, uro Tie brauden Damn nift
aui llnineriit1ten Su seben."
"Mit Sbneu lit fem Streiten!"
rief Wiiqer, balb Grgerlih. balb la.
demo. .Sie itno elm eftes Irobuft
Sbrer 8oablutfaite, uno ebe sic
nift aus Sbrem 8arabies berausse.
iagt merben, cher piro es nift bel.
ier. 9as miro aber fommen, baiur
Itebe id Elm. Die iibrieen Menit).
belt labt 'es iit niht seialen. Sic
iteben in anoeren Stuben oils Sbrs
8orfobren. Baron! Die 3eiten limb
ernit. bie ar6eit beberriat SEN Sag,
unb Sic biirfen Dem picrten Stano
fein iHledtes 8eiipiel sebcn. SaS
fonnte niht gut tbun-"
3a er lab, haB MiharS iid nur
nod beauerner ~misitredte, fubr er
fort: ,gs lit mir gut, bat sic beiite
tpenisitens az eirisermaben pernuni.
tiger Stunbe beimfonlmen. 2esen
Sic iidl lur idIeInisit auf's DIR, So.
nit gle nlorgen frtif) limb"
rSSest auf'S DIR leeen? So, ipie
tOnmlf oenn OH MIR Dor, Valleral.
la?" traaerte Baron &i1aro. .g8o
Die bette Belt crit ausebt! arnsielo,
Sort nno Der Saalburg fommen
gleid mid bier abbolen. @ir baben
nod einen famoien Strei6 Dor. Die
anberen iino bin utS beiteaen Die
Mtiiiif. GS pirb famos--0aS eiu.
5ige, ipas mid draert, lit, oab Der
Sobencid mas aemerft hat. SD fam
Den aerl nift leiben. 8enn er Sc.
manoen aniprid)t, lit es INNER, oils
miibte er crit nabieben, Oh Der and
i'm @otbaer itebt, baB err ibn outrpor.
ten biirfte. 8rGbliher acrl!"
n9tiin, nnb mas iol ans off Dem
iperoen2 @eItern i,uo porgeitern ba.
ben Sic aud, Die Wliiif gebabt unb,
iopiel ih meiB, Den 0amerk Die i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Elm St1n6hen befommen. Die Mei.
nads Grgern iid) mabuiinnig, benit
lie erbielten gar feins, neil mir bic
Wuiif INNER porSeitig tpegibnapp.
ten. las fleine 8iub lit natiirttf
atlietihpergniigt, finoet alles berrIid,,
!nb wenn iie 10 mlInter plauoert rno
iah., lit lie ipgar biibid."
y;piiten Sue iid nur Dor elmer 9rr.
nlad,eret," ermabHte Wiiaer i'm 8rG.
aeptortoa. so tboridte 9ie6eleier
fibrcn 81 alien mopliden rneelegen.
beiten. Gntpeoer fangen Sic Selier,
mas ia bod Su nid)ts iiibren fam,
ODER Sic oerbreben Der 4leinen f,n
8opf rnb ridten baour1 nod sr0be.
res llnbetl an"
Sortfebune foIst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Mdtes &apitel.

va, Sic altes StlbienfameI!
@abrbuitis nod INNER binter Sbren
8uhern2"
Baron Hi1ar6 Sarten trat zines
&benbs seeen Witternad3t bel leinem
Stu6ienaenoiien nnb Mentof cin.
Der iab iiber feline slrbeit gebeugt
nnb nabm iid faiim Die 3eit. ibn az
~begriiben. Baron Hifaro itien iei.
ner Shritte niht sanS iider. Seine
WRiene bate einen rpeinIelieen Ius.
Druid, linb er iufte iofort ben nGd.
item 2ebnitubl aiif, in benz er brett.
ipuris Nlas nabm.
Simmer fleiBisl Simmer am
Sbmofern!"
SD fonnte giier SreiberrliHfcit
antporten, oaB i6 es ipirfIi4 nit
meiner Bfliht nift mebr su pereiMi.
een lpeib. peiter rubig auSuieben. pie
unniis Gle Sbre Seit perbriugenl"
gomuno WiiGer erbob iif unb ia6
fait etpas perGhtli1 ani ben iunger
Weniben. sd bate 8eiieres BON
Sbnen erpartet. Ser Sleib, ben Sie
am @pmnaiium auf Sbr gbiturium
pertpenbeten, lieb mid boffen, baB
sic auber Sbrer luiigen @eranIa.
gung aud Die IrbeitsIllit llnb Yiliht.
trere bdtten, iih einem erniten Stl,.
oirm au Dibmen unb Sii1tieeS az
leiiten. 2eioer babe i6 mid bod.
fommen seirrt. @iepiel Gage iino
sic idon i'm Sturm iett, unb ipie
ipoIen sic 6as nit Dem Beiuf Der
3oaegien bereinen?"
Giharo lafte. sd beiuhe iie
ehen ntft, berebrter Sreunb! Sd be.
Jude iie niht!" nieberbolte err uno
iGlug iid) ipie sur gefrGftigrna Der
@orte NIT Der fladen SaitS aui oas
&uie. r9as fam fem perniinftiger
Wenid perlansen. einmal mub man
iif aisidIaien."
rWenn Gle iih MIR nGbren6 Der
9neipitinoen nal aiisihlofen mol.
ten; oas niirbe Sbnen mabrlid better
befommen! Bel bieien epigen Bier.
gelasen riiinieren Sic SSbre @eiunb.
belt, Sbren 8eritano, aQc S6bigfei.
ten, Die Sbnen Der Serrsott CAB.
Sbre Srau Niltter unb SIR Serr
Better ertparten NIT Siherbeit. bab
Sic Sbren &eferenoar Silr segcbenen
Seit modem"
BUR segebcnen 3sit, alter
Sreunb! 3itr segebenen 3eit, uno
oas lit nod LANCE! gigentlid) rnge.
re6tfertiste gteuaier, ifou jest
oaran sn oenfen. @er tbut Oenn inn
erlten Sabr naS?! Ils Siids?l SIM
5neiten aber muB man bod Die ielige
Stubenten5eit erit re6t aenieben! 9a
fennt man iie crit in ibrer Sdonbeit.
porber lit man Helling. LIND i'm
britten-iper miro iif ba f~riib5eitig
baS Sdeioer bon Der idonen 3eit
nod, i6rperer maderL als eS idon
it'll"
ga, unb ipie MAIDEN Sic IS benn,
wenn Die id)one 3eit pirflid poriiber
iit9 Gie ih0nen 3eiten laufen an
idnelliten."
y9ann nimlmlt man lid einen Son.
fer, Der einen c%inidultert; bann ar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Gortfebune foIst.)
Der SbIoippb.

Gin enslii9er Soloat, Der gum
erlten Wale Elm Eeuerseie6t mtt4
ma6te, poa5os ploslid etne 9epc.
gurg ltah riifmGrts.
pSu bit elm elenber Seigling,"
rief inn elmer Ieiner 8ameraoen sil.
.Moglih," crnioerte Der @etirie.
renoe, raaein, i'd Siebe es Dor, lieber
flint Miniten Elm Seigling, als mein
ganaeS Seben lans-ein 2eifnam an
ieiu!"