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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
TOscanini Back,
Leads 'Orpheus
At the Opera
=, tILIENTER RAWLMG.

aus I:.'TErs AND EtNNplcE
- s.s presented 81 the Nero.
~ lo.tan opera House last night
H., 81 n-.t time tnls season. directing
o.. Ab r., roscaplni the famous Italian
,ouD.r,.-. made his rcarpcdrantc. lie
W. welcomed by applause from al,
.o.,~ 3d.. wtb-nllcd house that caused
I..N Ia Naw IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT " "
tAicc. ND small concession from "uch a
m,ttl marurrt The lovely Glu
opera vaiel Mr.. Gattl-Casazza revived
90 sasIp.aously and cast 80 1apW.N
Season or TWO ago, showed 40 diminish
mvn' in IT, spell II hell the tdpi at
,.n;!ru ~ everybody from beginning u"
and There were no unsccnly dcpar-
lures from tho orchestra floor before
the last curtain to mar the enjoyment
IL made one pause 20 wonder whether
the Thursday nigh; suhscrlbers-the
newest on the list-are not the most APP
p-ec!ativc II that be true, u Is a most
promising Indication OF the future al
opcrn In New York.
The original cast was maintained save
in two parts. Louise Homer repeated
her impressive impcrsonaiicn OF or
pheus. Nothing that she presents among
the many characters that she assumes
and always worthiiy-Is ~ convincing
a. this. Her conception OF II Is bcauu-
Sul. In dress. In pose. and in action hs
well az IN voice. Johanna Gadski was
the original Eurydlce In the revival.
but after a few performances she re-
hnduisael the part to Marie Rappoid'
and Il was Nine. Rappold who sang II
last night and sang 1t pleas'ngly.
I.enora .sparkes, as Amorc, brought 10
her cha IA cterizatlon added art as well
as voice. as she has been doing all the
season. Tho one newcomer was Anna
Case as the Happy Shade. 1t may not
be said that she eclipsed the memory
OF Alma Gluok. who rose to prominence
by her singing and characterization OF
1ac part but Miss Case. after she had
overcome her initial nervousness. mad"
q charming lmpr, sslon In voice rs well
"a IN appearance. The chorus. the bal
let led ny Lucia Fornnroli. the orchs---
ira and the - ME effects were adj
III rl5,c.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

$50 RENARD.
LOST-ThursdAy evening, Dec, ~ about
o'clock. Boston terrier doc, daIk mahogany brindls
white meek and breast, white blaze on face. Above
turned to ", u. PROCTOR. Q? Last seth 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
kNEISEL QUARTET PLAYS
FOB PEOPLES SYMPHONY CLUB

Tho ltucisc' Qulrjot played for t1c
Peoples symphony Club at Coupe
Union last u.pht before large. aticn-
tive and lpprrclativc lu icYcc. Mozar'
quartet 30 q mIjp. aul Gricg'S quartet
BOO - minor showed Nj knciscl and h's
associates at their best Mr. kuciscl
las admitted that the rapt attention a.al
devotion of these earnest music lovcrs
inspire nj AMI hts associate. ictWt"n
the two quaricts FAM y. Arony iH"
director gave tho second ~ his iil"ui-
native lectures on the wind instrumou.
OF the modern orchestra, THIS time with
ovpp.ill reference TO the oboe and ths
English horn. with practical Illustrations
bv Cacsare AIdlmando. frsi opOcist Of
the Peoples symphony Orchestra. from
Bocthovcn's "Erolca' SYMPHONY Wax
nor's Tristan and Isolde AMI nuwiF-
tons southern Fantasia" tlcnk"'s
fantasia, LINDA di Chnmuun.N.' for
oboe aud piano. with Nine. Gold at the
piano. was also played.
because OF the Illness o. tmh"rto
Macncz. the young Italian tenor, VINO
then vas 10 make his American debut.
the revival Of Don rasqualc" ~ the
Metropolitan opera House tomorrow
afternoon Is postponed The douhl" bill
Will consist Of THE Secret of suzanne
with Geraldine Farrar ana Srotu. and
ia Bohcme." with Lucrozia Bori nni
Rlccardo Martin.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20

tho students development suffers. The
teachers IN many instances are insult
nrlcu;ly paid.
The college has done anil IS doing
= great work and Ne nelcvc We can
gct the money, d'spit, III" fact that the
graduates, who. of course. viii DE- Hp.
pralcl 10 first. are women and not
business mon"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20

WASiifNGTON. Dec. :u.-rhc liter
acy test" immigration bill. which passed
the House Wednesday, was sent to con-
ference yesterday 10y the Senate. Sir.
hodge called up the medsur, and moved
tnat thc Senate disagree" with the House
A conference was asked
for and Senator Galllnger appointe
Messr. Dillingham;. Lodge and smith Of
south Carolina as Senate conferTees.
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which Collins 4 Co.'s stock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20
Votes for women Lost In Michigan
by .BO Majority.

LANSING Mich. Dec. 2O.--Final re
turns canvassed to-day show the Equal
Suffrage amendment lost In Michigan
by ECO majority.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-20

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. Cot was learned
to-day tlat twenty state fcnitcntlary
escaped last week. one OF the
fugitive. H.! Pointer. was serving a.
year torn for murder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-08
VII
Tn siti0 vacio.

III senior Peyrolles, representante
POGO digno del dueno de la casa,
veia su autoridad completamente
desconocida. Chaverny otros lie
habian preguntado va varias veces
por sus orejas. Era completamente
indtil, pues, para reprimir ell tumul-
to. Del otro lado de la puerta, Auro-
ra, mas muerta que viva, sentia
amargamente haber dejado su reti-
70. Dona Cruz, traviesa intr6pida,
reia alegremente mientras apagaba
las bnjfas del saloncito para que na.
die pudiera yer a su compaiera.
Mira la dijo senalandola ell
agujero de Ia cerradura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-08
FL JOROBAD0

Despues anadIo, paseando su mi
rada opaca por toda la sala
-, No veo Ia divinidad de nuestro
Olimpo, y necesito su presencia para
explicaros mi posici6n.
-, Guardaos yuestras explicacio-
nes, en- nombre del Cielo - dijo CT
dalisa.
La necesito- anadi6 Chaverny
vacilando en- su sill6n.-- Es cues
ti6u de delcadeza Cincuenta mil
escudos no son el Peru, Y 81 no cstoy
,namorado
5De quien' - pregunto Naval
IIes.--5 No conoces tn prometida2
ii Ese es ell error Voy q eXplica-
ros mi situaci6n.
mo, no / 81 sil- gritaron los
comensales.
Entonces, 81 no quertis dejarme
habI8r decidme donde Sc enouentra
dona Cruz. Que venga dona Cruz
ri Do6a Cruz, Dona Cruz cx-
clamaron todos.-Tiene raz6 Chaver-
ny; que venga dona Cruz
-Podias decir la senorita de Ne
yers- dijo secamente Peyrolles.
Una carcajada general ahog6 Ia
yoz del intedente. Todos dijeron
luego:
rs justo La sehorita de Ne.
yers Que venga Que venga
y Sc produjo un verdadero tumnl,
to.
Mi posicion empez6 Cha
verny
Los comehsales huyeron de Il pa
ra lanzarse a la puerta por donde
dona Cruz habia salido.
Chaverny golpeaba la puerta del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-08
BIG
PAUL FEVAL
Como puedes dudarlo :

II Como puedes dudarlo
-i Quisiera yerlas sin ser vista -
dijo Aurora.
-sY no quieres yer tambi6n a esc
Undo Marques de Chaverny9- pre-
gunt6 dona Cruz maliciosamente.
-Si - contest6 Aurora sencilla-
mente,- Tambi6n deseo verle
La gitana, sin darla tempo para
refexionar, la cogi6 del brazo y la
arrastr6 riendo hasta la escalera ex-
cusada. Las dos j6venes solo esta-
ban separadas del festin por el es-
pesor de una puerta. Desde ALI oye.
ron veinte voces que gItaban entire
Ell chOque de las copas de las ri
sas:
-i Sitiemos ell gabinete! Al asal-
to, al asalto!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-08

Pero la curiosldad dc Aurora s.
habia disipado va.
e Vais a dejarnos largo ratio por
esa senorita . pregunt6 Cidalisa.
Como vale tanto - anadi6 la
Desbois.
-Esas marqUesas me tienen en-
vidia- dijo dona Cruz a su amiga.
Aurora miraba por la cerradura.
-6 Son marquesas esas mujeres 2--
pregunto con acento de duda.
Dona Cruz cOntest6 encogi6ndose
de hombros
No cOnoces la Corte
- -iDona Cruz, que venga dona
Cruz! Qucremos a dona Cruz.
La gitana sonri6 EMBELLISHMENTS
Me llaman = murmur6.
Golpearon la puerta despues Y
Aurora retrocedi6 vivamente. Dona
Cruz MIRO por la cerradura.
iQu6 triste fgura hace ell senor
Peyrolles - cxclam6 riendo.
La puerta resiste- dijo Naval
Hes.
He dido hablar-anadi6 Noc6.
III Una barra, un pico!
-sPor que no un cah6n?- pre-.
gunt6 la NiveIlle despertandose.
i Una serenata es mejor !-grit6
Chaverny,- con los vasos, los Gu
chillos, las botellas los platos -
anadi6 miranda la Nivelle.
Els encaitador csc Marquesito
dijo dona Cruz.
5Cual es? - pregunt6 Aurora
acercdndose otra vez la puerta.
-Reconozco al jorobado-- dijo la
gitana en- lugar de responder.
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G12
~

gabinete donde suponla eneerrada
a la hermosa espanola, diciendo
s. no vents pronto os sitiare
mos
-Senores, que vais a hacer?-
exclam6 Peyrolles asustado
Chayerny le asi6 por el coleto y
Ie dijo
-, 81 no te caIlas. mochuelo, nos
seryiremos de ii como de un mazo
para derri5ar Ia puerta
Dona Cruz no estaba en- el gaDi
neto cuya pueua cerr6 por dentro
al retirarse I'll gabinete comuni-
caba con el enresuelo por una es
calera disimulada. Dona Cruz bai6
por ella a su alcoba.
Sobre IN sofa estaba echada la po-
bre Aurora tremula y llorosa. Ha
ella ounce horas que Sc hallaba en-
aquella casa, Y sin dona Cruz hu
biera muerto de pena y De miedo
Era la segunda vez que bajabs
ALI dona Cruz, desde que habia EN-
pezado la cena.
-5Qu6 noticias me traes 2- pre-
gunt6 al verla Aurora con voz de-
bill
-Gonzaga ha sido llamado de Pa
lacio. Haces NAL en- tener miedo.
Arriba Sc esta bien, y 81 no fuera
porque Sc que til estas triste inouie.
ia y aaigida, me divertiria de to.
do coraz6n
5Qu6 hacen en- el sal6nY Ell rui.
do llega hasta aqui
-Locuras. Sc RE a carcaiadas y
Sc bebe champagne" Esos gentiles
hombres son alegres, espirituales y
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
Caliente Candidates
Make Conditional Pledge
S PLEDGE
TO THE VOTERS OF LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA
PIE OGE


We the undersigned candidates
Lincoln
selves the people of the
elected the of
county Of said Lincoln
location the Caiente county
1.-THE legislature subsequent
Provided however this pledge following
namely:
That the citizens residents
contribute and actually depository
than Ten Thousand Dollars 100000
the purpose OF constructing installing
he town OF Caente and
y effects from Phoebe additional
ito this
And provided further that paid
or the purposes aforesaid ourselves
any removal aforesaid and bonds other
means OF raising
additional burden might
upon the o county, Nevada.
w. Z. PAGE,
Republican Candidate he Of
n JOS. CONWAY,
H Democratic Candidate office Of State Senator.
H GEO. NJ. BAKER
II Republican Office of Assembyman
H T. STEWART,
II Democratic Candidate for the office Of AssembHman
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
Citizens Meet To Combat Scheme To
Move County Seat To Town OF Calente

and jail in Pioche-for a $4,000 barn
in Caliente. II there is any business
in that kind of a transaction, l fail
to see it. The proposition is a sell
fish one pure and simple at the ex-
pense of the taxpayers of the county
It's mere farce"
VIM. E. Orr and H. E. Prudential
nad very pronounced opinions. Mr..
Orr said thar as matter of self de-
fense. the people OF the northern end
OF tho eourty must pu. aside politi.
cal differences and get together and
see that the proposition eminating
from Caliente is overwhelmingly de,
feated.
On motion, the chair appointed q
committee of fifteen to take up the
campaign after which the meeting adj
journed, subject to the call of the
chairman.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
PANACA, New. Aug. 9-Several
days Of rain last week were follow.
ed by cloud-burst above town. Tues.
day, July 80, the water broke the
ditch and flooded the town. Two
days later, this was all repeated. Mr..
William Edwards garden was GOV.
cred with mud. A break.water has
been erected In front of his place
All the available men men and boyE
have been at work on the ditch and
the water was turned into its W
ual channel again last Friday night
Mrs. VIII Mathews Jr., has beea
seriously Ill for several weeks but
Is expected to recover soon.
A great deal of water has been
hauled from the spring for domesti,
purposes while the bitches were dry.
Bishop N. J. Wadsworth bought tie
old adobe school house q few weeks
ago and will conduct. a business e.
terprise there.
News has been received of tie
birth OF a 12-pound baby girl 10
professor and Mrs. Morris. Mrs. MGR
RS has been In tah for sore tile
past. Mr.. Morris has been attefd.
| ing the summer school at Reno I'd
is expected home in about week..
Owing to the late rain, the I'll
ings pits at Bullionville have be
inactive, temporarily. But work Will
be resumed as soon as the wat +
can be pumped out.
The elimination OF charming ro-
nance, (which has been long expected.
occurred Thursday when our hai d.
some and popular postmistress, M ss
Annie Ronnow, was married to Elr.
Eli Edwards, one Of the promint ut
ranchmen and cattlemen of Lincoln
county Arthur Lee, as justice OF
the peace, conducted teh ceremo ~
The couple set off on their wedding
trip Thursday afternoon. Accom- pa
MED by Mr.. Lee, they intend to go
first to Salt Lake and will visit the
Yellowstone National park before re-
turning. Their hosts of friends sh
them long happy life.
Mrs. Root of Lindille, Utah, is L DIV
in town, visiting her grandmotl er.
Mrs. Terry, and other relatives.
Mr.. George Syphus, with sevt al
helpers, is at work on a cement 8. le
walk around the grammar sch De-
building. l. will be five feet in
width.
Several babies in town are quite
unwell ,owin1 to the heat. The hot
weather has been a long time in com
blu ii it's here at last.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
COMMISSIONERS
NAME ELECTION BOARD

The board Of county commissioners.
at its meeting Monday, the 18th inst,
appointed the following as supervisor
Of the primary election to be head
September in the various precintcs
the county:
Pioche-George o. Sawyer, E. F.
Prudential John r. Cook.
yer. E. F. Prudential, John r. Cook
Panaca-A. w. Wedge. Gus Blad
William Keele.
Caliente-O.. K Adcock. George v
Warren, Frank Palmer.
Elgin- Jno. Bradshaw, Roe Thorn
as, George Cation
Glover Valley. Hanson, Abe Han
b in, L. Woods.
Fay-V Logan. J.W Kearney. To-
Beck.
Eagle Valley-Ed Lytle, Pat Devlin
viii Hollinger.
Spring Valley. Hollinger, j. Slut
zennegger, l.. Fogliana.
Atlanta-Joe Coffin, Chas. Eaton, J
Z. Stubbenboard.
Jack Rabbit. R. Bent. o. Slack
William Brown.
Alamo-R. ]. Pace, John Richard,
w. Wedge.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
HOME RUN COPPER
MAKES new STRIFE

Another important strike was mr. lie
early this week in the Home E n
copper property in the Bristol min
ing district.
From Manager w. H. Pitts it as
been learned that another cave las
been encountered in. which appe;-rs
to be- world of ore. The material
needs no breaking and can be shovel
ed out and sacked for shipment.
Mr.. Pitts returned to Pioche from
the property Friday night and -
ports that two cars Of this ore HIS
been taken out and is ready for shi =
ment. The ore carries higher silver
values than any heretofore encounter
in the mine and Is Of grade that
will pile pu profits fast.
H. F. Earl, one of the principal
shareholders in the company arrived
from Salt Lake last Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
ASSESSOR MORRIS COMPLETES
ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY

Assessor A. H. Norris completed
the assessment Of the property ca a.
ers OF Phoebe last Wednesday and
lett for his home at Caliente.
hi, also completed his work In
the county and next In order Is
the compilation Of the tax List
which IS to be submitted to taxpay-
ers prior to the meeting of the board
Of equalization next month.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
COUNTY
TICKET NOT UNLIKELY

Now thta the Progressive national
ticket has been selected; local Bull
Mooses' are agitating the matter Of
putting a complete county ticket In
the field. There is considerable
Roosevelt following In both Piochs
and Caliente. 1t is in those places
that a third ticket Is most talked
OF. 1t is not likely. however, that
any candidates will be sprung until
after the primary election.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
JAMES {. PRICE WILL RUN
FOR THE ASSEMBLY

James E. Price. one Of Pioche's
leading citizens, has announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for assemblyman and has
filed his nomination papers with
the county clerk.
Mr.. Price has been resident OF
Ibis county for good many years
and has many friends Aho will
work for his nomination and election
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
ORE BEING MOVED FROM
MENDOZA MINE DUMP

phe Mendha property is on the ac-
tive list again. Early in the week
Bob Lund, who brought in lot of
teams from southern Utah, began
hauling ore to the Mendha switch
on the Prince Con. railroad.
At present, only the dump ore is
being moved; but it is expected that
the mine will be in active operation
again soon.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
Caliente Panaca

several fanaca FeSluentS were uOW
from that beautiful little city during
the week
Judge H. S. Laney returned from
his vacation in Utah last Monday.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
here. and who they are will spring
surprise on most Of our residents. So
says dame rumor,
Several homeseekers passed throug
here during the week enroute to the
Muddy Valley, where they have pur-
chased land and will reside
A. J. Wicker came In from Barclay
Monday to complete arrangements for
a contract cutting timber for the sew
eral ranchers at Barclay.
August Koyen OF Alamo was over
from that place during the week. to
meet his family. who have been away
on visit
D. M. Griffith Of Phoebe spent Sat-
urday in town. having come from
Phoebe to meet his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kirk came down
from Phoebe Monday enroute to Los
Angeles where they intend to reside
in the future.
Mr. b @ .Dranga president Of the
Lincoln County Bank, arrived from
California tn efore part of the week
to spend few weeks on business.
o. w. Skinner and 0. X. Adcoch
have been confined to their homes
this week by illness.
Mrs. C. w. Garrison and sister
Lena. arrived from Los Angeles Sat
urday evening enroute to their hom.
in Phoebe.
Bryan Forbes children have beer
visiting with Mrs. E. Culverwell dur
ing the week.
Hon. F. r. McNamee has moved hi
family from Los Angeles to spent
the summer here.
James Bradshaw was up from hi
ranch during the week after supplies
Mrs. Casa Miller is visiting wit
her mother and brother, having arrive
from Omaha on Sundays train. Mrs
Miller expects to spend the summe
here,
e. E. Fuller spent Sunday in tow
OH political business. He went fror
here to Pahranagat valley
l. Huntsman has encountered a tw
foot vein of good looking quartz /
his mining claim west of town.
John Wedge was over from Alan
on business trip during the week.
H. Henrie came in from the shee
camp Monday and reports the shee
in splendid condition this summer.
The various politicians seeking O
flee are beginning to put In the
best efforts for the office for whie
they are candidates. The Bull Moo.
ticket, i is reported will take tt
country by storm.
Miss McMullin spent Tuesday her,
having come from Alamo with frien,
Chas. Wing has been busy movil
the building back of the White Hou
bar this week
Miss Dorothy Price of Phoebe "
tied with her sister, Mrs. Villa
,Culverwell.
Billie Culverwell is out gatheril
horses this week.
The auto stage line has been pu
ed of in the Hike and Delamar sta
route and teams are now doing t
work. taking two days. as befo
:. 10 make the trip.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
P.OcHE COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL FIGHT REMOVAL

At the regular meeting of the Pr
oche Commercial club on the evening
of the It'll inst. a resolution ,was pass
ed placing the club ON record as
opposed to the movement looking to-
ward the removal of the county seat
to Caliente. The club will take an
active part In the fight.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10

Hiko-Charles Castles, H. w. Tur-
ner, A. w. Gear.
Delamar-C. A. Horn, George Car
moody. VIII McGuffie.
Geyser-Mart Gemmill, A. Campbell
Will Emmerson.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10
Highland Merry Shipment

A car of ore from the Highland
Mary mine in the Highland dis
trict was shipped from Phoebe last
Thursday. The car was loaded at
the Mendha switch on the Prince
railroad.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-10

The grand jury In Lyon county
has brought in six indictments
against various men and the cases
are now being tried. A hundred
jurors have been called and all ere
in Yerington now.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

I'M Sein aommen in uniere Ser5en.
in unlere Snnilien, un0 Inn Gem
9leiben baielbit. 8eil es 10 piele
Gbriiten unb Samilieu 9ibt, in oenen
Der 9eilanp init Seiner @naoe fehlt.
10 bridt aud 10 mdnderlei Hn9lid
iiber tic berein. @eil Seius niht NIT
linen lit, piiIen piele Wiitter ntGt,
lpie lie ibre 2eiDen nnb Wibertpdrti9s
feiten ertrasen iolen, fpie lie ibre
samilie Dor benz l1nterson9 retten
fonnen. Nur Seius lam ben Wuts
tern araft berleiben, bob tie ibre
Ittpers 8irbc in @eoulb tra9en nno
ibre fpittigen Yflibten setreu err
fiilen. Sober Gag bat feline Yla9e,
belonbers %beut3utase, mo pftmals
Shlas auf S6lag fplst. tpeil Der
Wann, ober Die S0bne nno Die SpdS
fer. pieQeiht gar Die Wutter ielbit,
Rihts miileu ipollen, % Seius nno
Seinem : beilisen 9eiese. @iele
Iufen ibr Slid mir in Der 8efries
bieung Der boien 2uit. Cine tpabrs
bait hriitlide Iutter peib. bab nur
bel iinb nit SeIus Rube unb 8riebe,
@Iid unb Sesen 3u finoen 1T. Naq
tommen, mas ba mill, Tie miro itari
geuug iein. Nnes in nriitliher .grz
sebuns ~ertraeen ou t0nnen. Sic be-
miibt iif, Mann unb atnber INNER
mieber bin gu Seius gu fibren, BEL
Sbm Mutb nnb Stdrfung ou illden,
@enn es audi 5uipeilen i9per fdat. 81
beten, IpQ man bod ME unterlnlIen,
@ott nm Silfe an5urufen; bas Spri6s
mort iagt: .8o Die Notb am gr0Bter
lit. ba 1T Soft nit Seiner ollie ON
ndditen", nntiirlih, iuenn man Sbr
Iuft unp nah Seinem Seiitanbc pers
langt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
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