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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03
USE OF ASPHALT
IN HIGHWAY BUILDING

In the original Bible the same word
is used for salt and for oil or asphalt
because both came from springs,
and both are obtained from the Dead
Sea, and when asphaltic oil il substi.
tuted for salt in the well known quo.
tation, "lf the salt (oil. have lost
Its SAVIOR (volaiile portion) where.
with shall il be saltedi it is hence.
forth good for nothing (asphslt) but
to be east out and TO be trodden
under foot of men, This sounds
prophetic in view Of the thousands Of
miles of asphalt paycments in modern
cities Far more important, however,
Is the use, now in its infancy but
rapidly increasing, Of asphaltic oils
for sprinkling over macadam roads
TO prevent dust and obviate the dam.
age done by rapidly moving auto
mobiles in tearing out the surface.
The secretary Of agriculture. in his
address to the first National Good
Roads congress, mentioned this treat.
ment M solving the important prob.
lem Of rapid automobiling over mae
adam roads.
-Four kinds of asphaltic oils are now
prepared for this special purpose by
taking the volatile matter out Of
Texas oils and other similar asphaltic
oils, until the residue contains 30 to
90 per cent of asphalt, the product
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03

Corporal Sisson lies dangerously
wounded in the Military hospital at
Fort whipplc as the result Of being
slashed ia the abdomen with y knife
by "A negro named Clarence Williams.
ON Monday night at about 7 O'Clock.
The affair took place In the alley 10
the rear Of the Hill Hardware com.
pany store. The wounded man was
cut across the stomach by his assail-
ant, inflicting CHASTITY wound, from
Sisson protrudcd, and which he held
in place for several minutes with his
own hands \ cash of over four
inches in length was made on the
left side, and in the rage OF the at.
lacking man, eye witnesses state that
had he not been molcstcd there is
but little doubt hut that his victim
would have been killed outright
Sisson was hurried 10 the scope
billiard hall. where he was laid on tn,
table aud medical assistance sum
moned. The wound was scwed up
after which he was removed 90 III,
post hospital, whore last night his
condition was reported 10 bc favor
able, with chances even for his re
covcry The affair attracted hundred
of people. and when particulars wcr,
learned from two witnesses, togcthe
with statement made by the wound
cd man, sympathy was expressed fo
the latter
Sisson stated his version Of The
trouble to friends Immediately afte
he was cut. while lying on the ground
and expecting death. He said he wa
going up the alley with two comrade
about fifteen feet ahead Of him. vii
liams suddenly appeared near him, an,
without any provoeation picked up
rock, and threw it, but missed him
when words followed. The negr
then attempted to pick up anothc
stone, and by this time the two mel
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03
GREEN ORANGES
DO NOT SCARE DIR. WILEY

Special 10 the Journal. Miner.
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Dee. %. co.
Or. Harvey W. Wiley, the pure food
man, indicated in a recent interview
that he thought somebody had been
getting slightly hysterical over the
green fruit question. In the inter.
view in question, which was printed
in an eminent trade Journal, "The
Fruitman Guide,y the doctor said
that he ate green fruit himself when
he was boy, and that IL was de.
cidedly wrong for anyone to say that
green fruit was poisonous. What the
Pure Food board really did, was 10
issue nm order against the artificial
ripening and coloring of green oranges
Said DR.. Wiley:
awe never said there was anything
poisonous in colorcd oranges. don Z
know that there is anything injurious
in green orange. It's largely n
matter of taste. Some people like
them that way. The government i.
opposed 20 the artificial coloring OF
oranges because the object is to make
green fruit appear ripe. It's ? fraud
on the public There is nothing, how
ever, 90 prevent their sale if they are
sold for just what they are. and moi
artificially colored or dopcd."
DR.. Wiley on looking into the qucs
ti0n carefully found that oranges will
color 90 n marked degree after pick
ing aud while being shipped across tn,
country. lie concluded that there wa,
no way to tell whether an orange wa,
ripe except by eating one, for som,
oranges are not very sweet even wher
highly colored. and some oranges ar,
sweet when the rind is green; some
in fact. turn green again IL left OF
the tree after they get ripe. Peopl,
who want oranges in November ant
December are likely to get one oc
casionally which is not so sweet al
may be desired. but they may res
assured, by the highest authority il
the pure food line, that they will no
suffer any i'll results IL they choos,
TO eat such immature fruit. The agi
tation by the pure food board, how
ever, Is said To have resulted in
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03

given Of the operations ~ the Com.
mcrcial people in recent months, news
of the strikes made since tunnel work
was started few months ago, has
reached the outside. and from those
conversant with the development and
the strike made n short time ago. IL
il learned that the conditions in that
camp are regarded by miners as with.
out PARALLEL in the history Of cop.
per mining in the territory.
II is also reported TINT on account
Of the developments Of recent months,
several of the leading stockholders
residing in New York City are 10
visit the camp early in the coming
year, and il Is believed that the intro.
duetion of machinery will be author
lied to develop to great depth.
The main shaft located at another
point on the group reached depth
Of nearly 500 feet, when n temporary
suspension was ordered, before cross
cutting was done.
Major A. J. Pickrell is in charge OF
the Commercial compauy's interests
in Northern Arizona. which is sub
sidiary organization of Phelps, Dodg,
& Co.. operating the Copper Queen il
the south.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03
KENTUCKIAN HAS
WARPED IDEA OF ARIZONA

Back IN Kentucky, says an ex-
change, there is an impression that
borders upon outright belief that peo.
pie in Arizona cut their daily sus-
tenance on, of tin cans. Back there
they believe that in Arizona burglars
use can openes instead OF jimmies
that men wear pretty little gold can
openers on their watch chains in.
stead of cigar clippers, for do not
cigars come in cans too
A Kentucky Y. NJ. C. A. secretary
who has been offered n secretary.
ship at Miami. writes TO friend
in this state for information n to
Arizona before the die il east and
! the death il died. 81 am told that
IL is so hot out there that nothing
grows; that everything dries up and
parches and that there is nothing TO
eat except what comes in tin cans, -
the man writes and asks IL il il so.
As he read II. the world outside was
covered with snow and the affinity
winds raped its knuckles against
the corners of the building. The
radiator sung song Of Medicine
Hat and there were no birds nor rip.
ping brooks nor verdant meadows
nor balmy sun 20 distinguish betweens
"scems and is"
II appears that some tenderfoot
Kentucky thoroughbred has been
stuffing the folks back home; more
than likely some broke son of Ken.
tucky has been writing pitiful letters
TO the governor, the colonel, sab for
money with which to keep body and
soul together with canned chitter.
lings.
The girl "who was bred In Ken
lucky" would look like a beanles,
pole. bean IL stacked up against one
Of Arizona's prime beauties, fed from
the fat Of the land. Out in Califor-
mia where they raise everything under
the mn-and IL there IL anything
new under the sun they will plant
some Of that next year--they keep
the small potatoes, the tough beans
the overripe tomatoes and the wilted
lettuce and send the best 10 Arizona
for, ms they say out at Los Angeles
during the tourist season "nothing Is
too good for Arizona"
Back in Kentucky they tear the
wrapper off the cans Of canned straw
berries and hang them up in frames
on dining room walls. In this city
strawberries are always In season, M
they are In every Arizona town
Every grocery store window in tn,
city shows a picture that makes the
finest painting of vegetables look
like a platter Of suecotash.
Arizona hands il 10 Kentucky -
where the corn IL full Of kernels and
the colonels full Of corn on the brand
of whisky that IL makes, but oven
the best Of that comes TO Arizona. To
Arizona canned goods are Injuries tc
vary the monotony Of California 4
finest vegetables and some day thi,
immense stock OF canned goods will
come In handy when the entire popu
lation Of Kentucky learns the truth
about Arizona and migrstes In a bunel
10 the finest state In the union.
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Journai. Minsr- fIioh 49, s~A -
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03
COPPER BASIN IS
COMING TO FRONT
High Grade Ore Being Developed In
Wine on Holdings of The
Commercial Mining Co.

W. l.. Roberts, of skull Valley,
while in the city yesterday stated
that In Copper Basin the striking OF
fabulously rich copper ore by the Com
mercial Mining company was the gen
cral talk and in order TO ascertain
what was going on. visited the works
He verifics the reports and stated
that the possibilities Of the property
cannot easily be over estimated. The
point where the high grade ore has
been found Is located in n Wine sunk
from the main tunnel, and which had
reached depth of thirty feet, carry
ing n continuous body Of red oxide
Of copper that gave values rs high
M 20 per cent.
The ore body extends across the
winzc and until determinations are
made the extent Of the deposit can.
not he asccrtaincd. The Wine Is
still begging driven. and rs yet there
is no indication of "a break in the
ore. Al other points in the long
tunnel Mr.. Roberts stated that larg,
bodies OF good grade Of copper ore
have been cut into. while the cross
cuts have demonstrated similar condi
tions To be- in evidence.
While but little publicity has beer
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03

marked improvement in the quality
Of oranges offered this year to the
early trade.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03

OIL placer location blanks the only
kind with which TO make valid 10.
'ations--on sale ut the Journal. Miner
office. %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

mir naf) Iaris. s(6 10, gu weiB,
nod gar ni6t, baB @en5eslas einl
Grbihaft gemodt bat?"
sd meiB nitts, er5dble mil
bod"
Srau 9oftor Canton fest ii6 mil
Stfrieo Staniorbs Sobn i'm Irm ir
einen Seiiel unO beginnt gu er'
5ablen.
Or rettet Dellas 2eben, Oh
pflegit i'm, perlierit 9ein Ser5, bel
ratbeit i'm, Der alte Snfel itirbt mi
maft i'm 5irm reihen grben,-bas
flingt ia pie Elm SeenmGr6en," rufl
Goio, oils lire Shmelter geenbet bat
.0ii ioateit Die @eibi6te nit BEN
Sate idlieBen: llnb iie lebten gliif'
li6, bis ans gnbe."
v9as geoenfen mir alif 5i tbun,
10 es 8ott gefdat. llno INN ratbe.
mer oils 8ait BET unierer Srauuna
mar?"
,@er?"
.Gein alter gerebrer, SuIius Ga
Soufe."
.&irflid! gie FAINT SIR ba5u,
i'm ein5ulnben?"
yGr befanO iif 5nfdQig in Scr
Nn6bari6oit. Gent MIR, Hoia, id,
miirbe MIDI nid)t munoern, penll er
l6lieBlih bod Yapus S6mie9eriobn
miirbe."
gltbemlos blidt Hpia auf.
nllnmoglidl Garola!"
.gti6t5 meniger, oils ummo9lif,.
YeQn mar nnein 8railtirGllein; gu
glallbit nid)t, wie rei5enb JIG ollsiab.
Wfr. ga Spilfe miomete lid) ibr ans.
ihlieBlid. IS mdre Elm groBes
@liid iiir s)elo; lie but i'm Iieb,
uno er lit uui Dem @egc, Miliondr
81 meroen."
Yitteres @eb ourdbebt Hoia
meld' unieligeS @eihopf mar lie unN
mas bate iic iein fonnen! Sic
mcnoct lid ab, bomit Ole Sdnpeiter
nid)t in ibren 3iigen leie.
sd boiic, wenil mir beimtom.
men, iinbeu mir lie ais Serlobte,"
i1brt Garcia tort.
.llnb mann reiien mir?"
.9ti6t Dor Dem Serbltc. Weir
0tom miro ieinen @obniib in Mon'
treol auiidla9en; Oh Bit inns BORT
miQfommen, peun Oh lieber IN Der
Stobt lebit, oils IN Canton Sail"
Goia ildt in bieier Ntoft per9e'
benS ben Sdlummer. glber nid)t bei
@eoaltfe al Die Site uno @robnlutf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
Seine Srarl." mieoerbolt liz

Seine Srail!" ~pieoerbolt liz
ltaunicllo.
rSa, leilt gliidlides @eib. Sns
mnb Gid %alleroings III Gritornel
lebclt, ia, id) mltb MIDI id,Gmlsn
pclln id) benfe, mie bod)miitbig, CT.
gcnlinlig rnO einaebilbet ih ibm &C,
g%cliiber geipeicn bin. NG oos abci
lit porbei, jest meinc id), gticman(
dilf Groen time meiuem @en5esla&
gleid)."
Goias Il,geu iiiacn iif nit
Sbranell, lie lcbnt baS mliiOe Sallpi
an Der Sdrpcltcr Sdutlter.
oSn ienen Soger par id) 5i blint
ltnO poreilgenomrnen, Dem cinfafen.
eoelcn Waltnc gered)t 5u merben,"
t0brt Garcia tort, INN ober lieb(
id) meincn @uttcn BON golt5cm Ser.
sen nit unpanoelbnrer Singe.
blung."
Limo Oh pergibit mir?"
sd babe Dir lGngit perge6en,
Sit oas Sein &ino?"
Sic nimmt Den fleinen Stfrieb IN
Die Irme uno fiiBt oas rpiige @e.
ii6td)ell.
80, Garcia, iper hattie benfen iol'
len, OaB Gm lie Stfrieo S~tanforos
Sinh bergen miiroeIt!"
nGS ereigilen iid maltd ieltiame
9itge," ontportet Garcia nit mo.
mentanem Grgliiben.
Limo @ra5ia, Die Oh aiid) 10 me-
mig gead)tet bait, lit MN Seine Wtllt'
ter uno Sdiudgerin 5ugleif,."
rgitf lie babe ih lieb geponnen."
y@ie lange Bit Su perbeiratbet2"
uSrei @oden. @ir iinb ailf Der
Sod5eitsreiie. ltebermorgen geben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Serr nno Srau Ga Soufe treten
Die Sod,5citsreiie an. 9is @eib.
nadten woaen lie be%imfebren. Our
Neiiiabrsfeier ioa iif Die gan5e go.
mile Inn bas iunge Gbepaar in st.
taiua p%eriammeln. 9oftpr Canton
uno feline Sran iieoeln nod Mon.
treal iiber. Wrs. Stanforo bIeibt
Dor Der Sanb in Ste. Groin. @iap
uno Seowig febren ollf ibr S6iii
Suriid. Ger 9apit1n bGtte iein
Sdpieeertohter6en, wenigitens Sen
@inter iiber, germ BET iid bebalten.
iie aber bat 10 dngitlid ilebeno o,lf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
BUR aee. Sea@tuns far prte'ter
SWItarsW 40

oorQntlrt NIB BON ben bellell SeHBIIIeH
be9Ieitet. Grp uno Swset 9Selle
cine Sps;ia!ttat
geffe Guswabt Don @etrGnfen i'll Slaiben.
gefeaunsM per Bon psrosn alti bas Froms
pteiie unb Bette beior9t NIB bleibeit 'tets
vripat. Nau i9rsibs UNI cine pretsltlte.
O2eterens: Dubuque National Sant.
Betm e@retbsu srwabne man geh. otsies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

6epoa. n0u nluBt periuhcll, Geill
Seio ST. pergeiier, nit ms gliiflid,
5u iein. Su bait gcpiB iehr, iebr
piel gelitten. slber Sli fonnit es I'M
10 cher iiberwinben, ols 0ein Wonll
Seines Summers nift mertb lit.
@as iagit Oh oa5ii, baB Sulius ga
Solld)e bel inns iit?"
.gr mirbt I'M Dela, wie Garcia
mir anbe,itete."
Or lit nit ibr perlobt; nGfltel
Morut beiratben iie."
Goia fabrt 5%uiammen; Oas fat lie
nibt eriuartet.
DIE Srallullg bate idon friiber
ltattgefllnoen," fGbrt @ra5ia fort,
,aber man moate Gltere Hiiffcbr ab.
luarten. @iap unb Seomig iino
audi Der Sod,5eit megen gefommen
Slllills bat ieiner @rolt in Sttolpa
cine rei5enbe SGilsli6teit bereitet
fomm', id 5eige Dir YeGas slus-
Iteuer."
Roia begleitet bie Stiefmlltter.
Sic lit mie ~geblerlOet bon oll' Der
Bradt. Die S~er6eibuns, Die ibr all.
leitig 10 grobmiitbig 5u Sbeil &c.
worben, iamntelt ieurige aoblelt oui
ibr Saupt. llmgeben bon ol ibren
Sieben, fiiblt Tie iih fait elenoer OILS
in ben ormieligen 3immern Der Son-
0oner 9orltaot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

= Scradtling bat cine 1tolSe Sbnz
%iipgnomic, Sob cine bDhnenoe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
S0wer 9ei1bmt.
Gortietltng bon Ser 9. Seite.)

Oortietung bon Ser 9. Seite.)
liz. 0dtten Garcia Canton ru1b III.
Inns "a Sollde jc Hnd)e gemiinid)t
ne mGren beim Nnblifc oea arnterl
@cibca befricoigt lpproeu. Cine
Strafc, bltterer, als lbr ldlimmlter
6ein0 ibr 5ll miinid)cn permofte,
oriidt lie 81 9poen.
Der brittle Sog lit %gefomn1clt ltn>
gcQallgen, obrc oob Otfrico Stal-
forO mieoergefebrt mare. Gn0lid,
tonrmt Elm griei.
oTnri2 s.. &otcl Oh 2ollpre, 10.
SlpriI. Wfeincm Tcripred)en genl6B
babe id Gid fiir INNER bon meiner
uerboBtcn @cgenpart befreit. Sd bin
nit WfuOome WtiQeflellr IN GariS
mo e|rfreue MIDI Der 9lnnebmliftei.
ten 0es H%cld)tbllms ltno 0eS Gurus.
Ter N6itoub Smi'd)en Dem Seben Die.
Ter ISOLDE unO ienem Der porberge-
bellOen Belt lit iebr merflif,. Statt
oeS miirriidcn @clidtS Der Wrs.
StunforO begriiBt MIDI Oas iiiBe Go
fcln meiner ihmar5Gugigen NoeIc;
Itatt Der ihdbigen 3immer in
Grpwnitreet umgibt MIDI Die &rodt
unb Glegou5 beS Sptel on 2oupre.
SD bin gliitlif), mo piini6e, baB
aud Oh es iein mo6teit. 8eb' naf
Canada 5uriif. Sein Sater miro oas
gemGitete &alb i6la6ten, Define @ie.
berfebr 81 feiern. @er meiB, Oh
Der liebe S~llliiis niht treu geblieben
tit? ad, ih per9eiie ia, boB Sbr
8eibe sur Stride 5ablt, Die bon
S6eioung nihts miiien mill. Sam-
meri6aoe! Sb pefltnidrer Srogen
mode Dir feline Sorgen, meine liebe
Toio, i6 idreibe nod beilte Der
Sollsfrau uno be5able Die Mietbc
poralls. IuberDem ihliebe id eine
Inpeiiung BET, Die fir 0eine Se.
oiirfniiie cine 3eit lang binreihen
miro. Cont babe id Dir nidts 5l
iogen, CLAUDE id). Die 3cit orGngt.
Noele partet aitf mid. Mit Den
beIten @iinifen fir 9ein fiinftigeS
Slid.
rStfrieb Stanorb s."
~ y ~
Siermnb5wa il 9 it
&apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
Den 8attcn gcblidt, boB er nidt
Uagt, Den Soridlug 81 pieoerboIclt.

'oNS1, plH ~plluJiu9 Oh IpltpSlppltIl.
Sn Canton Soa lit eS iebr it'll
g%elporocll; Gola ourd)ieuf5t in Gin.
iamfeit cnoloie Stunoen. PIN 9tell.
iabrstog t~reifcn iid) gQe IN YelaS
prudtpollcr SGllslidfeit. 9ei Surd).
milterung Der gldlt5cnbcn &1ilnle
filblt Hoia red)t ifmer5li6, mos lie
oerloren, lie fam oes AeioeS iid)
nid)t ernebren. Sn Sttapu id,eint
oas Se6cn MIR eitel Srelloe mo 2ult.
Wtit r%eiienoer S6iifternbeit uulo
oollelloeter Innlltb madt Srnu ga
Soud)e Die Sullsfrall. @ie cin 0tGr.
dc1traml flieBen Die Gage bobtt,
Gorge urlb 9eiO iinb bort utbefanlite
Singe.
60 i6eioen mir bon Sen Ierioncn
ilnlerer Grabbing. @ro5iq, Garcia,
geaa uno Seomiq iino gliiflif.
Goia oaein lit nirgenos rcd,t All
Sauic, Sabr aus Sobr cin ped)icIt
lie ibren guientbalt, bon Ste. Groin
gebt iie nnh Montrcal, BOZ, oa nad)
Sttalpa. Am Siebitcn lit Tie bel ga.
rola. 6rcilid lit oes j,lngen glrStes
Sans nidt 10 elegant mo groBartig,
mie bos Sans ieines Sfpagers in
Sttalpn, oesbalb ober treten Die @i.-
oeriprilhe hires ~perIorenen 9ebens
fiir Hoin niht gar 81 gre1 berpor.
StfrieO Stanforb itarb balo baraui.
Ser fleine Stfrieo m1dlt nno &C..
beibt 81 Iaer, beionoers 8rpBpapaS
Sreibe, beiicn mlsgelprofener 2ie6,
ling er lit. 0tit Ser 3eit ober be.
greift er, ouB nebelt linn elm anbe.
res @eien iif tief IN oes aopitGnS
Ser5 geniItet, bie fleinc auguita
Mtaria-oes Sailies iiineiteS &ino.
-+-+-*-
- Scradtlng bat cine itpl5c Sbpz
%iipgnomic, Sob cine bphneupe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
Genriae &phlcn.


gtma pier5ebn Gage nad Gm.
pfan9 oes 9rieies iist &oia alein in
ibrem 3immer. 6euer brennt i'm
&omin, oenno6 bat lie iif in einen
Sboipl gebiiQt. Sic lit fur6tbar
perdnoert, Elm eramgebeustes, boil.
dlgiges @eib. Shleifenoes Sieber
bat iie lGngere Belt ans 9ett geiei.
left, bat elm Bib oes Glenbes aus
ibr gernadt. Seute lit lie ollfgeitan.
Den, Dem Safer 81 ifreiben, i'm I'M
8ergebung uno grbarmen an5u.
fleben.
sd bin bililos unb franf, nleirl
Ser5 lit gebroden," id)reibt lie. Use
nigitens nt0d)te ih oabeim iterben.
Sd babe iebr nnred)t getban, Eapa.
Nlber i6 babe piel gelitten uno bin
ilber5eugt, iel6it Sene, Die id) an
Neiiten gefrGnft, milroen mir per-
geben, idben lie meine Strofe."
Wfit bebenber Sanb id)lieBt lie Den
9rief mo 5iebt Die alingel. Gns
jlunge Ot1bd)en eri6eint, ir0blid) Ia.
helno, nit Ntrs. Stanforos &inb i'm
glrm. Bic Sausleute iinb gegen Die
ornlc 0tlltter ltno ibr Gino itetS
frernrolid geweien; Mirs. StnniorO
ober lit 81 iebr nit ibrcm Glenb be.
ih0iti9t, nm audi MIR Cant 81
iiiblcn.
nSitte, Sane, polen Sic bieien
Srief bc'orgen?"
Sic ninlmt ooS Sinh ielbit allf
0en Sd)oB uno itnrrt tribe in Die
rot1c @lutb bes Gomins.
y3mei @oder p%ergebeu," oentt
iie, Ibis Der Sriei ST @auie at.
fonmt, 5wei meltere @ohen, bis
9lntport mid CREDIT; i'm beiten
Sale mic0cr 5mei, bis id beim fom.
ne. 8, mein 0ott, mie loa i6 Die
enOloie 3eit binbringen!" SbrGnen
perlen iiber Die blel6cn, cingefnlle.
men @augen. % mie gliidlid follute
ih iein, luenrl id) getbdn bate, mas
mein @cuiiIcn mir oils red)t uors
jeidJnctc. NIbcr id) NOR iulid, per.
rdtberiid) mo idledt. Su, mir &c.
ldicbt polltomncn red)t. NSic mer0e
id Den Mteinen je inter Die 9lilgen
treten tonnen?!"
Hoia gebt nic ans; Gag uni Gag
liBt lie IN lbrem Stiibd)cn mo mar,
tct - Dartct - murtct. 9er Mai
fonmt. nit linn Der Sobreatog ibrer
unieliGen Srmumg. Sin0et bieier
&obrcatog lie nid)t ihlimmer ais
perluittuet? Sie mcint oblte Inter.
lab. Ser Gag pcriliebt. and ollie
unoeren Gage bea 9liithenIlcnatS,
Ger >Sluli fonmt-aber fem Brief
iiir Hpin. 8, lpic id)mer6pol oaa
@urten iitl &ie uIlgeitren9t lie tag
lid ollai6uut. Oh nid,t ser SrlcitrG.
ger ms @alls f%ounlle. mie oua ScrS
p0Gt, wenn cr lid ndbcrt, mie ld)mer
Is miro, menn er uorilbcrGebt. NQ.
nlGbIid fonmt cin 8eiilbl Der Ser.
5ueiillg iibcr Goin.
Wtun hat lie pcrgciicn, lie lit Der.
udtct, perltoBcn -mon ilberluBt lie
ibrcm 8cidid. Hiht5 bleibt ibr
iibrig. ais I'M NlrmenbntS 81 iterbcn.
>n iolh' bittcren @eoontcn iist
lie zines glbeuoS uno fdmpit ihner.
Grqc6ung 81 iinOcu. Is lit Der
finite SUM, Der Sog an Dem emit
GorolaS uno ibre Srarulng beitimmi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Oelos Soh5eitstag lit gefommell
Gin polfenloier glGll5enOer @in.
termorgen. 2ange, ebe Die @agen
p~orfabren lit Die fleine Stride &C.
orGngt poa. Sieblif erifeint Ole
Srailt in iungirGillitem @eiB, Der
lidtc S6leicr unlgibt lie mie cine
@olte, Der M%prtbenfranS id)miidt
bas in finbli6er Sheil geienfte
Gopfhen. Gier 9rautfrGulein BIZ.
ben ibr 8eleit, nit ben ingenolid)
rei5enben @eitalten metteifert Die
gliiflide Sdpeiter Der Sralit nno
Seomig. Eater Ingelils ieguet Den
9unO Der Ser5en. Gr geoenft IN
erniten @orten Der pediclpolen Sc.
iGife Der Sinner bes Sauies San-
ton uno Seigt. pie bes Gipigen er-
barmenoe Sonb iflieBli6 slaes gum
8uten geleitet, lie Mae trell uno ID.
terlih gefibrt.