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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03
HERE AND THERE.

Some weeks ago Bert Hocamp, of
Greeley township, bought a new Ford
automobile Soon after making the
purchase he and his wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Anciaux got into the machine
and headed it for Peetz, Colorado, bent
upon paying their relatives there visit.
The little Ford cleared the hills of Iowa
and negotiated the sandy trails of
Nebraska with a display of vitality
that brought the natives to their doors.
Surprisingly soon the spires of Peetz
were seen penciled out against the blue
horizon and they found themselves
among the desert shacks of the plucky
homesteaders shaking hands with their
relatives, who by the way, are jubilant
over bumper crop in that region this
year. After pleasant visit with their
relatives whom they found healthy and
happy, they turned the PROV of the
little Ford toward old Iowa. Their
homeward trip was without a mishap
until they encountered the disgusting
mess September made of the Iowa roads,
when with reluctance they pushed the
little Ford into garage at Council
Bluffs and boarded the train. They
arrived home Saturday much benefited
by their long joy ride.
A speedy gang of carpenters is push
ing Wilbur Clark's new residence
rapidly toward completion. 1t is one
of those two story modern square
structures with an aspect of up-to-date-
ness. The absence of any superfuous
flippers and highhown fiukes will give
this new home an atmosphere of win
some modesty.
1t matters little which of the political
parties is victorious in November. They
all hold knock out drops for the trust
and panacea for our troubles. How
ever, the hypnotic personality that some
times goes with the administration of
a remedy is worth considering. Some
times it is of morevalue than the remedy.
James Hood arrived in Hamlin Satur-
day morning from Alcolves, ILL.,, where
he had been to attend the funeral of his
father. His report in regard to the
weather revealed the fact that naughty
September was bestowing warm sunny
smile upon Illinois while she was spit
ting and soldering all over Iowa.
A gang of men are building new
bridge across David's creek east of the
VIM. Armstrong farm. Attheir present
speed they will probably get it finished
in time to attend the Panama Exposition.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03

You will be able to make your wife
exceedingly happy if you will buy her
that new range at J. j Ruhs' while he
is giving as a special inducement your
choice of set of either granite ware or
aluminium ware. You will save money
when you do it and from then on your
meals will be better. These free sets
go with either the Mallable or Buck
ranges. October 7th, to 2lst.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03

Mrs. NJ. Alliard came up from Allan.
tic yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Powers.
You will be able to make your wife
exceedingly happy if you will buy her
that new range at J. ]. Ruhs' while be-
is giving as a special inducement your
choice Of set of either granite ware or
aluminium ware. You will save money
when you do it and from then on your
meals will be better. These free sets
go with either the Mallable or Buck
ranges. October eth, to 21st.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03
BETHEL

Mrs. Silas Waddell and daughter,
Blanche, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Washington county this week.
Fred Ruhs spent Sunday with his
friends, Roy and Harry Edwards.
Dolliver Dawson spent Sunday with
his friend, Stansmore Callow.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03

Mrs. Albert Weston is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Moore and
children from near Cambridge.
Ebert Thomas and Albert Weston
erected new silos on their farms last
week.
Rev. Stroud and family visited Tues
day at John Reuschlings.
Wilbur Sampson and wife are visiting
relatives in Omaha.
Bert Renshaw and family Sundayed
at Ray Johnsons.
Lillian Kitson visited Thursday at A.
G.. Krafts.
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BORN.

CONTINUED on Sixteenth PageD
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DIED..

cember 10, 1872 at 1920 street north
west. Mrs. CLARA BLATCHER.
Notice of funeral late-.
Rev. b. Newton and Ellen $. Brown;
Funeral services at Oak HIN chapel saturday eds
December u, at O'Clock pm. ~
DENNIS On Wednesday. December 10; 1872:
Ho GlP :itA Dennis. father Of Mrs. II. F.
Moore. in the eighteth year . Of his age
Funeral services at his late residence on Fri.
day December 20. at p.m Interment
private.
DOBBYN. On Tuesday. December "a. 1911: at
his residence 8 9th street northeast, at 3:lo
pm. JAMES r. DOBBIN, beloved husband
Funeral Friday. December 20, from his late
residence: thence to ST. Peters Church.
where reGuiem mass will be said at 8 anil 9'
DoBBYN. ,,
tants Of the District of Columbia are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services OF our iite
Church, Friday. December 20: 1917, at an
BENZ. W. REISS, Recording Secretary.
DRIPPS. On Wednesday. December IS. 1912,
Mrs. MARY E., wife Of John Ii. Drpps
Funeral from her late residence. 3414 Newark
street Cleveland Park. Friday, December ~.
at pm. Relatives and friends invited. ~
FITNAM On Thursday. December 10. 1912. at
: O'Clock am. ROSE FlORfNCf WluoW u
Thomas ii. FItnam. aged eighty -one years
Funeral from chapel Of Frank Geiers Sons. No
HE: 18th street northwest. on SATURDAY. De-
cember 2l at $50 am: thence to the Church
of the immaculate Conception. where requiem
mass will he said for the repose OF her soul.
at . O'Clock. Interment at Mount Olivet
cemetery.
GIOVANNONI. On Wednesday. December is.
1912 at $40 am, ANIBALE r.. beloved
husband of Cecilia Giovannoni. aged forty
three years.
Funeral from his late residence. I'll LIST street
northwest. Friday. December 20. at $3.50
am Requiem mass at st. Joseph's Church
cen,atarv 49,
HOWARD On Wednesday. December Is. 1872,
at the residence of her son. 2Ji6 Nichols
avenue southeast. FANNIE HOWARD. the
beloved mother of Charles f. Howard.
Funeral from Friendship Baptist Church Friday,
December 70, at O'Clock.
NEWBERRY. Died peacefully at her home. 4S3
jefferson avenue. Detroit, Mich; Decemher
II. 1912, Mrs. HELEN HANDY NEWBERRf.
widow Of the late John 5. Newberry and
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In Memoriam.

BAILEY. In sad remembrance Of beloved
P.1nrT and grandmcih.r cARnLiNE
seven years ago today. December 10. 1907.
Mother. thou art sadly missed
Bl HER ONLY DAUGHTER.
Sleep S dear grandmother and take thy rest:
We loved thee hut God loved thee best.
BY HER THREE GRANDDAUGHTER.
mother. CATHRINE BROWNE. who left me
two years today, December IL. 1910.
Noby AT her post she stood.
A mother good and true:
And. oh. how good and kind she was
To every one she knew.
son, ULYSSES II. BROWNE.
GRIGSRY. Sacred 10 the memory If de-.
voted father. FREDERICK GRIGsBl. who
departed this life nineteen years today.
December ~. 1898, and mother. CATH
ERNIE GRIGSRY. who left thirty years
ago. July II. 1882.
We look down a long lighted vista
That CLEANS through the valley of tears,
And dear parents who vanished
Through the columns of many long years.
Outlines we dream Of our loved ones who left ~
Whose faces We see through the gloom,
And they seem TO beckon US upward
To land of perpetual BLOOM
BY THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. SUSIE
DUNCAN AND MAGGIE G. PARKER.
MAIN. In sad but loving remembrance OF my
dear son. GEORGE MAIN. who departed this
life thirteen years ago today, December 10,
1899.
To me the saddest Of all the year,
Because 1t took from away
My darling son. thirteen years ago today.
BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. MARY MAIN.
MCCARTHY. Sacred to the memory Of a dear
husband and loving father. WILLIAM 4.
MCCARTHY. who departed this life three
years ago today, December ~. 1909. Ami
yersary Holy Name Church.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
OyERMAN. In memory of my aunt, Mrs. ELIZ-
ABETH OvERMAN who died three years
ago today, December 49, 1909.
DOROTHY RIKER DUNN.
RAUM. In loving remembrance Of dear
mother. who died six years ago. October -,
1906. and of little brother. ELMER f.
RAUM, who died one year ago today, Decem-
Der 10, 1911.
No burdens -onder,
All sorrow past:
No burdens yo4der-
Home last.
ARTHUR AND PAUL.
daughter EVA SMITH, who died one year
ago to-day, December -. 1911.
Little Eva darling,
Pride Of all our hearts at home:
But angel came and whispered,
Dear Eya do come home
BY THE FAMILY.
TUCKER. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
beloved brother. WILLIAM W. TUCKER,
who departed this life six years ago today,
December 10, 1906
Gone but not forgotten.
SISTER ANNIE.
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faatieY Of Truman Il. and John :: NS-vhrr=S
and Helen Newber7y joy.
Fnhrrai Thursday afternoon. December H. ~
IRHINEBERGFR. On Tursiay. December IL.
1872. at winston. y. e. BRtCt; PtTNtM.
beloved husband Of / cola \. Ehinebergrr. in
the twenty Eighth wear Of his age.
Funeral on Friday. peccmher "a. al = pm. frorn
Spears undertaking psri"rs. 94o 4 street
northwest. Friends invited
sTEFANsSoN On Tuesday December L. 1917.
at her residence. 500 South Carohna avenne
southeast. ANNA o.. beloved wife Of stein-
Funeral services will he held Thursday. De-
cember 10. at ;he George T. Zurhorst UNDER
taking establishment. sol East Capitol stree.
at 2:So pm Relatives and friends invited to
attend. II
am. after short illness. ELIZABETH
AGNES STAKE NEE Nrnalle'. leoseI vile
Funeral will take place from her late residence.
li23 :ith street northwest. Friday. Dec enii'er
%; at am: thence TO Holy Trinity Church.
where requiem mass will h" said AZ ocioci
for the rrpose OF her soul Internent a.
N Mount yo 3liT ci cemsiery Ausiin Tex and
THOMAS. on "Wednesday December Is. 1872
at 3 an. HARRY +. THOMAS. son Of tie
late William Henry and Louisa V. Tomas
and brother of william T. Thomas of ao5
Funeral Friday. December ~. at . pm. from
Plymouth Congregational Church. 18th and
= streets northwest. Friends and relatives
invited 10 attend 49,
THOMAS
Members ~ Tho BarncS"r Rclief associat'oa
are hereby requested ASSEMBLE at Piymcu h
Congregat i"nal Church Friday. ppc smh-r -. 49,
a; = o'clock pm. IL attend The funeral % our
late brother. HAIRY :, THOMAS
AARON ri S>EI.f.. President.
JAMES g III RI.I.S Recording Secretary.
WOOD. on "Wednesday morning. December Is
1912. GEORGE 4. wood. son OF rho lats
Moses Joseph and Martha Meta NoOd and
beloved brother of Meta W. HOTTER
Funeral Friday. December 20. at = pun. from
his late residence, 1861 21th street northwest.
WOOD. Departed this life On Tuesday he.
cember Il. 1872 & pm. at her residence.
Az 9Th street southwest. EMMA AMELIA
WOOD. beloved wife 81 French Wood.
Dearest ore thou hast left uS:
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But It's God who hast h rrff uS:
He viii all sp-roN> heal.
BY HER BELOVED HUSBAND AND Chill
DREN.
F'une-al Friday. December ~. al p.m from
Sixth Street Presbyterian church. 9Th ADD
4 streets southwest.
YEAGER. On Tuesday. December l.. 1912. at
1920 am. after long Illness. NELLIE
MAY. beloved daughter of Charles and Ja-
hanna feager. aud sister of Loire. Annie.
Edward and Mabel Yeager.
H. NJ street northwest. Friday December
Church. where requiem will b. said
for the repose Of her soul at O'Clock. Inter-
ment al Mount Dliyet cemetery. New Bruns-
wick. y. J.. papers please copy
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DAVIS. On December IS, 1912 at Washington,
D. c. TO Lieut. Il. o. Davis. 9th United
States Cavalry, and Mrs. Davis. a son.
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MARRIED.

HUHN-KIRK On December 49, 1912. by the
Rev. f. HeZ SVEN. JOHN III. HUM TO
ALICE REED KIRK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
0. aapifel.
9ette Gage.

ySeute ioa Die alte Somnab bel
mir maden," iagtc Wina am ioigen.
oen abeno.
Die Hegerin tpiiroe gerufen uno
ibr itreng befoblem, Die aranfe fem
itnniises 9ort ipreden 81 laiien.
lleber @inos 3iigen lhpebte
i1pafes 9dbeln.
SobuIo lie nit Sannab aaein
mar, lieB tie iih Die Goliter aiinl
Sieen auirid)tenL perlangte Eapier,
3inte lno Sebcr. Die 9tegerim er.
bob Gimpenolunaen uito pollte Or.
tbilr rlien.
y@enn Oh oas 3immer perlGBt.
fange id) an 81 idreien, gib mir, I'M
luas if did bite, ooer id bole es
ielber."
@irflidl madte lie anItalt, aus
benz Bette 81 fried,en, iino Die oltc
Sonnnb that, mas lie mo0te.
so, MN leg Gid ihInien,"
iprad Tina i%dlmeidelno; mieoer &c
bordtc Die Neaerin mo fauerte iif)
5liin Shlummer nieoer.
llnb Nina id)rieb:
.@s tbut mir lcib, armer blinoer
6reunb, oaB ih Sbuen etiuas iageil
m,B, bas ibr Serj mncnolid)
ifmer5en miro. @enn 8iftor 81.
men oieie 3eilen porlieit, miro es
feline Nina mebr geben, benn Wig.
gle uno Irtbi,r uno piele @nbere
weroen nit ibr binausgeganeen fem
5iim itiden 0rieobof, 100 ibre beiben
Miitter ruben. Sbr aber miro lpobl
iein, benn i'm Simmel lit aller
Shmer5 p~erselien, irnb Der arme,
mirre 9opi mirb bel ,tnS FLAIR Den.
fen, pie ME bier iinten. glrmer, lie.
Der Sreunb. id mub Sbnen bon
Miggie ibreiben, lino menn Sic Die.
les boren. lit Selma bel Sbnen, fist
dnf Sbrent &nie nnb ifIinst Die
arme I'M Sbren sails, Inn Sic az
troiten, tpenn baS Sera bre1en min.
Sic ipirb bic 2brddsa bon Sbren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
ssxs.ab,.resr eSasets-, pt|nstap. be., 10. g.,en,b.r 1919.

scr Strom 'oabon tiefer perSen?
Sf bore baS Hauihen bon ferne
mo iebe i'm mie eill breites, fiber.
mes gonb. 8. wie ballgt mir 10
gon5 alein oi,rd) ole tribe, finltere
Nadt. 9, Mrtbur, lab mid bel Dir
bleibat funuit On mid nirgepos
ueriteden2 III, @isaie? Gs lit 10
falt nno bas @diiar 10 tief! 8 rette
mid Irfbitr!"
Sic itredtc sic sittcrnoen @Gnoc
gcgen i'm, ais lollte er lie % Den
@ogcn idiiten. pie gelualtie gegen
tic bcron0rGnatelt.
Irthur nobm lie in Die Irnte nnb
fliilterte ibr 5it bon Sbnl. Der Die
Seelen biniibertrGgt iiber Sliitb uno
&luft ourh gtad)t itnb Stiirm, bin-
iiber in ods 2ono poll Sift nnb
Srie0en.
Nina laiiidte, enl Strnbl ieneS
glorreihen 2id,tes ihier iiber ibrem
Intlis 5n idmebeiL ais iicN Die
@orte Itammelte: Stein 9unfeI, tein
Sdmer5, feline Srenmart9, nif)ts aIs
Srieoe, @onne, Seligfeit!"
rNlio tein'&opfpeb mcbr?" fragte
lie ploslidl. q
Nrtbnr perneinte.
o@ie miro it'd 9oftor @rislpolb
.%freuelt, meitl Selma aeiuno lit. aiiiie
Mid, slrtbrr, id iterbe germ in Del.
men armen. Miegies Sanb III Der
meinen. @erseBt midi niht, meun
.sSbr eliidiib ieio. Niua mar oft
boie, aber gu per5eigit mir, nidt
lpabr, Mrtbnr9"
% 2iebling, ih allein babe lin.
.redt setbait. Sag mir nod ein.
nal, BOB Du mir per5ieben."
r9euse Did 81 mir!"
Sic Ieste beioe SGnbe auf fem
Smipt.
uIoge Soft, oeiien &irio Selma Su
lein bofft, meinen grtbilr legnen fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

IN Der ieirlen belt, IN oaS Intlit
ifaute, Oas er pielleibt gum leBtell
Wal erbIidte.
Or periubte, 5i ipred)en lno Der.
mohte eS nid)t.
Saum bate er iie pcrloiiell, ais
Der &litiher melbete, es mare etrpas
am @eid)irr uerlest, mooitr6 iid)
Mufentbalt beoingte.
Carmen pplte Die lesten Wiml-
ten bel Selma Subringcn; lie mllBtc
nidt, BOB Irtbur oubin 9egoneen
uno gelpabrte Die fnienoc @eitnlt
crit, ais tic gan5 nobe gefontmer.
@eineno ialf lie am @rabc
nieoer.
Carmen, narlini periltden. Sic
nlih?" iaste or nit leiiem @orluurf.
sd muBtc nidt, ooB Sic bier
maren," lflud5te lie. .bin aber frob
oariibcr, oenn ih fann nit)t geben,
bepor Ste mir aeiagt, oab id, rcht
baltbele."
Nrtbl,r trat einen Sfritt 5ltriif.
ytltii mar oas @rab Sipiid)en ibnt
uno Dem ipeincnoen WGbhen. Gr
legte Die Sanb oif Garlncns &aupt
anb legitetc lie.
y8eben Sic mtn." iprady er ticf
beipegt, man ruft tic"
u9eben Sic pobI, slrtbltr, @ott
6cbiite Sic. SD mcroe an Sic ocu.
fen oils Den @atteit meincr Sdpe.
tier. Moge Der Sirnnel mir Strait
geben st trelter Yflifterfiiaing."
uSa, MAIDEN Sic @ooIf gliidlid,,
mic er es perbient. lSdreiben mir
einanber rtid1t; meiin aber slueS Dor.
iiber lit, ienoen Sic mir 3odrid,t.
llno nun leben Sic ipobl, meinc
tbeuere SGpciter, uif epig mobI!"
Sbne elm @ort ipanote iid Gar.
men bon grtbur, Ser Ole belize
Stirne OH BEN Marmor BON Ictreo8
@rabitein georiidt, baB bemnbt(c$
ben perbaaenben Sd)ritten lauihtc.
ga!o bortc er Die 8agenr1ber fnir-
if)en uitb mltBte, bab ibm nidts &C.
blieben ole Der fleine Siieel st Iei-
men SiiBen.
8, pie iebnte er iid nod Nina,
bob He i'm troite-aber Die iiibe
Stimme mar berititmmt, iein Sbr
pernabm nidts, oils bas Seiifsen bes
@inoes, Der su fliiitern ifien: ,glr-
mer, nrmer Slrtbiir!"
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8. g a I.
Ninas Gntidlnk.

Spdt Ibenbs crit febrte @rt6ur.
nngepobnlid, bleib iinO miioe, beim.
MIs er bns 3immter betrat, griiBte
er unbeiansen, fiiBte @inas bleida
@nnge nno frngte, momit lie ben
Tag perbraht.
,Wir ipraden bon Dir nto Serrn
Sarrineton; mubteit OH, oob Gar.
iiei, iih nit inn perlobt bat?"
ySa, ih fetne auf Der meiten
8eIt feinen 5peiten Nann, Dem i6
iie 10 germ gonnte. Gr miro lie
gliidli6 maiden"
Seine Gimme flang riibig.
Gas babe ih nift bon Cir er.
fpartet, artbiu," 6emerftc Hina Der.
ipimoert, lid bafte. 81, liebteit tie"
80 Hina," mterbrah Carmen,
ihmer5lid) beriibrt.
y2ab mid. eS ideint smes orun.
ter uno briiber SIT geben. Mm gnoe
mad)t mein Ster6en feinen Inter.
i6ieo."
rSn oieiem Sale miiroe id) mid
fid)erIih entihIicBen, iortsllleben,"
eutgegnete Irtbur lad)eito.
,9leib' 9u bel mir beute Had,t,
Nrtbur," Bot Nino, Id, babe Cir
piel 81 ioeen; meili 8opi lit flarcr
i'm 9unteln."
Carmen wiinld)te geioeu bolo
CUTE Ha6t uno entiernte iid.
.Artbur," beaam Die aranfe
mad, furser Bauie. niaee mir, Oh III
mid MN lieber bait, oils oamolS,
100 if i'm Iiple NOR? @iirbeit Oh
mid sur 6rou nebmen, nenn baS
anirihen mo Slirren in meinem
Nopfe nift m1re? 3iirbeit 9u,
lpenn 3it 5iinl geiipiel bon elmer
yieiic beimfehrieit mo bet Rauh
bonn Standardization Sfornitein en-.
por,pirbeln iGbeit, lid ireuen, 5i
be,tfer. oaB gtina lid errpartet?
Gage Die @%abrbeit, grtbur, i6 Der.
seibe Dir germ, rpenn Oh meme Sra.
gen perneinit."
20, Wina, id Dolte Gid germ oils
meine Srau ans SerS nebmen,
meine sefnidte ellie lit mir uneno.
lid tbeuerer, oils tie es lie seneien.
Bon benz augenblide, ipo id &c.
itanb, OH pdreit mein @eib. lit Die
re&te 2iebe 81 Dir IN mein Sera &c.
aoget."
.@irit 9u alio Inn mid trauern,
artbur? Sd babe Did aud iebr
licb gebobt, anbers oils 2nopie SUB.
ion. ipeibt d. aber berSlid) lieb,
unb es tbut mir pobI, gu benfen,
bnb 1u mid niht sIeid perseiien
fuirit. Benn On aber nift mebr
mn ~ larme tobte Selma trnuerit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

slles, mas er mir gemeien. 2iebIter,
better artbllr, ifi babe did 10 liebl
Hun lege Die grue pieoer Inn mel
men Sals uno balte mid felt, oenn
Der Strom lit beinabe oa. Sort Oh
baS Gaui6en ser MeGen2 &igaie,"
rief Tie bebeno, sbalte meme Sano
feit, red,t ieit, LOB Gid aber niht
nit binein5ieben. Sd gebe biuunter
ans llfcr-meine 5iiBe itebal i'm
@ailer--o pie eiiie! Sd iinfe.."
Salt poriuurispoQ blidte oas balb
gebrohene Il,9e anf Den meinenoeil
Wann, frampfbaft 5iiften Ole
Siibe, alS b1tten Tie ipirflid Oes 30.
bes Sliitb beriibrt. Seftig i6lild,-
5enb ergriii Carmen Die ieudte,
faIte &ano, ole 3itierno lid ibr ent.
gegeniiredte.
Limo ipernl ib audl III Sooes-
if)atten ip%anoele." iliiiterte Artbur,
lid iiirdte fem llebles, oenn Iii 0
Serr, bit bel mir, mem Stab, nleine
Stiise, Ill troltelt mid. Slid nadl
Dem llferll~ iprad CT, ais Hina auf.
borte, lid frampfboit 81 bepesen,
bid mad, Dem enigen SeruIalem.
sic Sbore itehen offen On bait e.
beilabc credit"
Sic glalbteh Hina ipoEc pcrid)ie.
Den, ais nod einmal ianft nnb Iiib
lire Stimme erflang.
sd iebe gud i,iht mehr; flinnmi
emporl Miltter = MiggieS Mi,tter
,lnb 0oftor @rislpolo fomnerl mir
ettaegen. las 0nnfel ifminoet.
es miro 3oe. Wigsie, tberere
Shmeiter, glrtbur-lebt wobl--lebi
mobl!"
Die bleiden 2ippen %beruegten iid
nid)t mebr. le6lpS la9en Ole fleiner
Sanoc aui Der 8rult gefoltet, Dos
ifmersenbe Sa,pt bate nni9eb0rt,
III toben, Ole Rabt mar eelidtet Der
Itrablenbe @ottesmoracn anecbro'
den. Hina wanoelte I'M 9ihte Der
gpigfeit.
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,Irtbur that l1nredt," 1prud'
Nina nit bebellber Stimrne. ulei1
llnrcht aber lit SIT entidplloigen
Gr mar jung, als CT lid burh Sara
@arren al Dem unIelieen Sfritte
beitimmen lieB. Sic liebte Oottor
@risrpoIb uilb iiirhtetc meine gt1be.
9esbalb iteltc lie mir Die gebeime
@erbinonne romantiif oar uno
iiberrebete artbur, mid ill entfiib'
rem. 9tod, mtermegs iprad er:
.4cmn1. Hina. laB ms umfebren."
Sd molIte nidt. unb Cara ipottelte
iiber ieinen Maitgel an M1itb. @ir
wuroen getraut. Im 9lcihen Ibeno
nod fam mein Batter unO itabnl
mid aus ser Ieniiou. Sd iagte
Inn nit)ts por Dem, mas geideben,
benn ih firdtete i'm. Sn 1aris
trof i6 2ubmig &uoiou unb liebte
i'm nm 10 mebr, neil id) pnBte, Dab
i'd es niht burfte."
@isber batten Die biaiie1 Miigen
eilen erniten, fait matrone1baften
gl,isbri,d bepabrt, er ihien 5u mei-
den, ais Tie fortfuBr.
sd bafte MIR ingern an SIR.
tbnr unb mar entihfoiien, linn aus.
slfpeihen. 0umals ipubte i1 nod
nifts I'm bas Surren i'm &opfe.
Ils ih i'm wieoerinb, fniete i6 Dor
inn ntb bat Tim, mid meines 8e-
liibbes ST entbinben, tpeil ih Sub
ion liebte. OR rebete mir liebepoG
3ii iinb meinte, nit Der Belt miiroe
MIes reft meroen. Nufbem er go.
ters Brief, Der ibm iagte, mas mid
.erparte. geleien, berlieB er mid alif
fiir5e Belt. IlS ct bon Slorion an.
riiffebrte, mar ih franf uno tobte
in miloem @abniinn. Sd babte
i'm; lie mebr er id)meidelte, beitp
lnertrdeliher parb er mir. gs
nar, ais bate ih elm Mao i'm &opfe,
oas idnurrte nnb fnirihte nnb MIDI
toll mafte. Gs borte aitd nid)t
auf, si toien unb su Gf5en, bis ih
meinen fonnte. 8rei Sabre paren
10 nerganaen. als id Did lab,
floiien meme 5brdnen, ieitbem NOR
Der Shmers ME mieoer 10 arg.
Wonfmal aIaubte ih ielbit, cs mare
l1nredt, baB Irtbrr Did liebte,
nber er fam nift anbers uno bal
oesbnlb oiel eelitten. Oh aber mnlbt
Die 8erlobrng nit aooli breden."
sd fam niht, id) babe gelobt,
baB i'd burd fem @ort, ourf feline
4anol,ine Dos @erIpreden 5uriid.
nebmen woate, bas ih ibm aeeeben;
ih merbe es balten uno ioltc mir
hnriiber oas Ser5 brefen."