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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Miss Elsie Lisle spent Sunday in
Anadarko, the guest Of friends
Get it at Brownson's drug store.
2-2s-tf
Mrs. Mckinley Of Oklahoma City is
spending few days in town.
Lees Lice Killer is the best or we
wouldn't handle it. Palace drug store.
5-iO.st
Mrs. J. O. Nash is spending a few
days in Hobart. Okla, visiting rela-
tiyes.
See The Raven" two reel feat
ure at Kozy tonight It
Miss Winnie Stewart, who has been
III at 72s South Fifth street, is re.
ported better today
Buy your summer Yellow Cooking
OH from Freeman and he will buy
your can back 9-5d-lw
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kendig will leave
for Wichita Falls. Tex. where they
will spend a few days visiting friends
| Don't let those baby chicks die
Feed them 0. K Baby Chick Food
from Freeman's s-5d-lw
Mr. and MS. c. w. Greer, who re-
side east Of town. in the vicinity q,
Bitter Greek, are rejoicing over the
birth OF baby boy.
Baseball goods at one-fourth Oft
Palace drug store 5-lO-S
Guy Hitchcock. George Mltcneg AMI
T. R. Bailey, principals Of war,
schools here. spent Saturday and sun
day in Lawton visiting friends.
The Raven" at Kozy tonight-twl
reel production. See it. ]
Dr. lie Gears Lice Killer will ri
your chickens OF lice and mites. Free
mans. 9.5d-l'
Mr.. and Mrs. ] r. Littlejohn O
Carnegie, spent yesterday in the cit
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Means
They left this mrrning for a shor
visit in Alex.
All the latest fads in mid-summe
shapes just received at the Golde
Rule, li9 South Third street 5-lS-3
Chick troubles require prompt treai
: ment and delay is invariably costll
At the first sign Of bowel trouble q
Indigestion give Conkeys choler
Remedy Your money back if
doesn't work. Owl drug store. 5-1s-l
2 Miss EifIe Meeks OF Mlnco is ber
for a few days visiting friends.
: Our photos are going now at iul
4 one half price You get $500 work ,
= only S4.OO: $500 work for $3.50; po
cards. 6Oc. Brodie's stndio, S04i
Chiekasha avenue. over the Eag
! store. big
Mrs. Lillian Graham Of Lexingto
: Okla, Mrs. Ben Smith OF Clinic
a Okla. Mrs. II. ]. Mccormick Of Pa
sons. Kan. Mrs. ID c. Bonesteel al
d daughter Of Ft. Scott, Kan, Joe Bon
II steel OF Cherokee, Kan. and Mr.. al
% Mrs Lige Wingo Of Oklahoma CT
3 were here yesterday to attend Il
= funeral Of Mrs. Billy Wlngo.
o Cholerlne makes the best poult
= food and egg producer At Ere
y mans 9-5d-l
= Mrs. Oliver Hollis returned 20 h
70 home in Parions, Kan. yesterday aft
2 a ten aeys' visit in the city with re
Is tiycs.
y si0o Reward, SiO0.
The readers Of this rrper win
ns pleased to learn thai , are is at lei
ll' one dreaded disease Chat science /
-or been able to cure IN all It's stages. a
ly' that IS Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cl
ny is the only positive cure now known
the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
constitutional disease. requires
q constitutional treatment. Halls
ala tsrrh Cure is taken internally. act
'e1 directly upon the blood aud muc
A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Judge Frank NJ. Bailey, who has
been confined to his bed the past two
weeks, was able to sit up a short time
yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

APPEARANCE

Should be your first consideration
next to that comes the appearance YOU
present on a photograph When You
give a friend your picture have it the
BEST that can be produced
want to make everyone familiar
with high-grade photography and to
place the very best work within the
reach OF all am making specially
attractive prices.
MY studio Is remodeled, offering the
best light possible and lam reducing
my prices just hall-ineluding kodak
finishing.
The prices are low. but quality is so
different Come and see me now.
Fifty per cent off. Just half the form.
er prices
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

AIRS. Kelly Major and son came in
lhis morning from Blacktower, n NJ,
where they have been on claim for
the past few months and will spend
few weeks In chickasha visiting at
the home Of Mrs. NJ N. Major.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13


George Calvert was able to be at his
place Of business today after being in
a hospital for three weeks
The hen that never cackles seldom
lays an egg cholerine makes her
cackle- For sale at Freeman's.
9-5d-1w
Mrs. A. n Woodbridge is spending
two weeks in Caldwell, Kan, the guest
Of relatives.
Look, 'The Raven" at the Kozy to
night. two reels.
Fishing tackles that catches the fish
at the Palace drug store. 5-l0St
]. w. Weaver has returned from a |
business trip g Pauls Valley, where
he has been working for the Pioneer
Telephone company.
Now is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. You can do 1t by apply
Ing Chamberlains Liniment and mas
saying the parts freely at each appli-
cation. For sale by all dealers.
d&w
The Brotherhood Of Yeomen Will
meet tonight at the hall and all mem
bers are urged to be present
The best soda fountain in the city
and the best service at the Palace drug
store. 5-l0-3t
+ J. Courcier Of Ell Reno spent yes.
terday in the city. the guest Of his
mother.
| o. X. Baby Chick Food in sealed
bags. ten pounds for 3Oc, at Freeman's.
9-5d-1w
Miss Eva Higgins is entertaining a
friend, Miss Robinson Of Danyille. ILL.,,
for few weeks.
If your house is blown away, it is a
satisfaction to have a cyclone policy
See Jonas Cook. 5-iO-3l
IN Kelley OF Chicago has returned
to his home after spending the pas
week in chiekasha on business.
Have you seen the big horse. Buy
De lie Gears poultry and stock row
ders at Freeman's. 9-5d-lv
E. z. Cook. Jim Wright and jim
Giddings Of Anadarko spent YESTERDAY
in the city the guest Of friends.
cholerine for fowls win cure chol
+ era, roup and limnerneck. Free
/ mans 9-5d-1V
Mrs J. W. Dubose OF Terran. Okla.
is in the city the guest of her sor
= Henry Dubose, si5 South Foaru
street
1 All spring hats at a big reduction
[ at the Golden Rule. il9 South Thlr
i street. 5-is-s
e The Young Ladies' guild will no
/ hold the regular meeting this week o
account Of the Home Talent chautau
qua.
+. Have your photos made now q
d Brodie's-h price an work. stud
E over the Eagle 5-ls-
y Col Lawrence Mills Of OMahom
e City was here toay on legal busines
He is being mentioned as a candida
for congressman at large.
e. Protect your property from fire al
W cyclone by insuring with Jonas Coo
sr Ben Morgan Of the firm Of Morgi
a. & Gribi returned this morning fro
Wichita, KAN where he has been t
past ten days, called there by {
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

fDr d. H. Downey made a profes
sional visit to Cement today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

THE Chickasha Milling company has
completed a shed over their scales on
the switch Two cars of grain can
be placed under the shed IN the scale
at one time now
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

DR.. T. B. Coulter left last night for
Springfield, Mo, where he viii attend
the annual meeting Of the Frisco sur
geons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

The Chickasha Cotton Compress
will make the last run this week and
viii then close down for the season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

THE MONEY WHICH YOU SPEND
At HOME mAy CONE BACK 70
YOU; SEND IT AWAY AND YOU
see II NO MORE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Mr. and Mrs. ). c. Terrell are spend
ing two weeks in Crowder visiting his
parents. T. J. Driggers is assisting in
the Terrell store during Mr. Terrelfs
absence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Mrs. Lillian Graham Of Lexington.
Okla, Mrs. Ben Smith OF Clinton,
Okla, Mrs. II. J. Mccormick Of Par
sons, Kan. Mrs. u. c. Bonesteel and
daughter Of Fl. Scott, Kan, Joe Bone
steel OF Cherokee, Kan, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lige Wlngo Of Oklahoma City
we're here yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Billy Wlngo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Poor appetite is sure sign OF inn
paired digestion. a fsw doses Of.
Chamberlains stomach and Liver
Tablets VIII strengthen your digestion.
and Improve your appetite Thou
EallA AaH. ben AanaLIlal y IaAIna
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Cholerlne makes the best poultry
food and egg producer At Free
mans. 9-5d-lw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

All the latest fads in mid-summer
shapes just received at the Golden
Rule, 1l9 South Third street 5-1S-3t
Chick troubles require prompt treat.
ment and delay is invariably costly.
AT the first sign OF bowel trouble or
Indigestion give Conkey's Cholera
Remedy. Your money back if it
doesn't work. Owl drug store. 5-13-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Miss EffIe Meeks Of Mineo is here
for a few days visiting friends.
Our photos are going now at just
one half price You get $500 work al
only $500. 5000 work for $3.50; post
cards. 6Oc. Brodie's stndio, 304h
Chlekasha avenue. over the Eagle
store 5-19-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Freeman sells summer Yellow Cook
ing OH and buys the can back
9-5d-iw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Littlejohn Of
Carnegie, spent yesterday in the city
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Ike Means
They left this mprning for a short
visit in Alex
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

Mrs. Oliver Hollis returned 20 her
home in Parions, Kan, yesterday after
a ten deys' visit in the city with rela-
tiyes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13

George Calvert was able to be at his
place or business today after being IN
hospital for three weeks.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
TAFT ACCEPTS
YALE POSITION
PRESIDENT LIKELY TO BEGIN
NEW DUTIES AS KENT PRO-
FEeSoR NEXT SPRING.
LAW SCHOOL WORK
WOULD HAVE FELT EMBARRASs.
MENT PRAcTIcING BEFORE
JUDGES HE APPOINTED.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. = President Taft has
decided to accept the Kent professor
ship at Yale and probably will take
up his duties at New Haven in the
spring.
The President was said to have de-
termined upon accepting the Yale pro-
fessorship for several reasons. Ho
will not be restricted merely to lee
lures to Yale students, but will bo
permitted to lecture if he desires in
other law schools or upon the plat
form, or to engage in in any other
occupation which he sees fit.
If the President had returned to
Cincinnati to resume law practice he
felt he would have but little opportu-
nifty for practice. He felt that he
could not appear il cases before the
United States Supreme Court, because
he has appointed majority of its
membership.
He remembered, when he thought of
the law, that he had named many fed
eral judges in Ohio before whom he
might have to argue cases, and be-
lieved that the only sort of practice he
could take up would be international,
and that he regarded as uncertain.
At Yale the President will be in sur
roundings dear to him and in a posi-
ton to engage in almost any sort of
business fitting to former Presi-
dent.
The analogy between the Yale pro-
fessorship and Grover Clevelands re-
lations with Princeton appealed to
President Taft strongly and when
many of his close friends wrote to
him urging his acceptance of the chair
at Yale he decided to take it.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
CONTROLS MANY BANKS.
Deposits in Morgan Bank November II
Amounted to S91 100000.

Washington.-That ]. Pierpont Nor
gan & Co. controls eighteen of the big
gest financial institutions in New York
city and, through Drexel & Co, four
OF the biggest banks in Philadelphia,
was the assertion contained in re-
port given out by Samuel Untermyer
prior to calling Morgan himself to the
stand at the hearing of the money
trust investigation.
Although Morgan was on the stand
but short time, Untermyer brought
from him the fact that ]. p. Morgan
& Co. is a private bank, doing the
general business of banking institu.
ton. Morgan said that the deposits
in the bank on November 12 amounted
70 SS1, 100000, and that seventy-one
corporations. with a total capitaliza.
ton of $4,000, 100000, made their de-
rosits in that institution.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Children Burned Alive.

Fort Smith. Ark.-In fire which
is charged to the father-Marion
Capps, aged 50, 4 minister-Posie
Capps, s, and Priscilla Capps, 3, lost
their lives; Ellis, 13. and Mack, 10.
We're so badly burned they will die;
and Bertha, Is, Was badly burned
when the Capps home, a mile and a
half north of West Bonanza, was de-
stroyed by flames.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
win Carleton is Dead.

New York.-Will Carleton, the pc It
newspaper man, died at his home in
Brooklyn of pneumonia. "Over the
Hills to the Poor House" was the best
known of his earlier works.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Turks XII 400 Greeks In Battle.

Constantinople.-A great victory by
the Turkish troops over the Greek
army near Janina is reported by the
Turkish commander there in a telo-
gram to the war office. He asserts
that 400 Greeks were killed and 1875
wounded. Several field guns, numer-
Gus rifles and a quantity of equipment
were captured by the Turks.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Asks Re.appointment Of Taylor.

Washington.-Sena Guggenheim
recommended to President Taft the
appointment of Hugh Taylor as re-
ceiver of public moneys at Denver.
Taylor's present term of office expires
February 81, six days before President
Wilson and the new Democratic or
ganization goes into power
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Paws sas.ooo Inherltanoe Tax.

Topeka, Kan.-The state of Kansas
received an Inheritance tax of $4,000
on the s2,OO0,000 estate of the lats
Henry Dexter of New York.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Denver Boy May Be Suicide.

Pueblo.-Louis Schmitz, aged 20,
n pastry cock living in Denver, has
disappeared, and may have committed
suicide in Pueblo.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Flags for Police Stations.

New York.-Beginning December
is. every police station in New York
city must fly an American flag from
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. each day.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-12-21
Praise and Iclcles for Wilson Speech

New York.-Warm praise and some
icicles is the editorial reply of the
New York newspapers to President
elect Wilson's warning to panic-mak.
erS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
@ic Sci MtDr9en ta9t.

Nariir beri6miegcu Sic mir hic
SO abrbeit? @ie gaits atoers bdtii
iih mein S6ifiaE geitaltet, mare nj
elm @ebeimniB smiihen inns gene
Ien."
sd meiB es, Carmen, unb nil
gdn5 aitbers miirbe if bonoeln
tonnte ih Die Sergan9enbeit 5uriid
lrlfen. Seit ib Sbnet aber meir
llhred,t %seltanOen lit 3ina min
tbeurer geuorben, i6 boft Der 9luf
e,ltbalt in Slorioa miro ibr @ene'
iltng bringen,"
taSltnb bann?~
Carmen batte iif aiif Den g4eli'
bogen geitiiBt, lnb blifte i'm nrt nit
a~ldn5eHoem Iiteer, aus weldJen feiNt
0teuoe brah,.
S'ss@drn mil 'td) lie Dor @ptt ltnt
Den Wenihen oils mein a%ngetrautes
Weib ans Ser5 nebmen."
Sic legte beibe Sdube auf Or.
thurs Saiipt.
u@ott iegne sic in Dem Mobe.
als Sic Nita treu iino. Sd weroc
nft an Sic oenfeu, gum Sinlmel
ileben, sob er Sic eeleite, Sbnel,
uabe iei nit ieiner &rnft. ltno MN
leben Sic mobl, artbur, Der Serr lei
nit Sbnen."
Sic i6lob Die 9lugert, als polte
lie i'm nidt mebr ieben, NIT Dem
SepuBtiein, es mare bas leste Mol.
Or eine. sluf Der Sfpele blifte
CT. 5uriif, lie aber belt Die Iugerl
seidloiien, Die Sdnoe frampfbaft &C.
faItet.
als tie bie Sbiire iif binter Ir.
tbur ihlieBen borte, slidte Tie gu.
iammen, Die 9ippeu milrmelten lei
men Hamen, lie erbob iid, ipanfte
ans Seniter nno blidte inter itros
menben 5brGnen Dem @eliebter;
naf. Ils er ibrem @eiihtsfreis
entidppunoen, frof lie, bon Sroit &C.
ibiittelt, in's 9ett suriid inb tpeinte
l,f III Sdlat.
@s ipar ein ilnrubieer, unnatiirli.
der S6lummer, uls Carmen eripaGl-
te, batte bas Sieber it'd NIT neller
&raft eiugeitelt.
llntionit paren Hinas 2iebfoiun.
gen; Carmen mar bon 8eipnBtloiigs
felt urttansen, tie fiiblte nitt, mie
lie ibr aen abidiebsfliB oiif Die 2ip-
pen briidte, lie 5illn lesten Wale itnl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

IN inn eniporb!irGtc, i'm itrabltc
cas- Flare, Irci!c 2i0i bet slilgel
uidt, Oic mebr ais 9Sortc iagitn.
mic lie INK perlougtc, ibres 2ebens
8uli5eit Dem Serbitc icincr Iagc 81
perbinOfn. Gr toutte es nidt ielell,
eic mcnIblid)e Sdfpadle bate ibE
fonit bciiegt.
.9teil. Siebling, id finn cine
2icbc ilidlt a%iiuehmen. Die mir Ocnn
Sanfc eRtipringt. GrilmcrIt Til
Old ieaer llntcrreoititg, mo In mir
irgtelt, III lpdreit frob. mir nid)t 10
oiel Cant 5l idilIoeh rpeiI Oh mir
ileber ans 3eigung. ais aus Sunt.
gefitbl mpd,teit 5ii5etbnr iein. @je
IeilBcrnng biuOcrte midr onlnoiS,
Dir 5l iagen I'll .w1reit Dos &iuo
iener ldlmeoiiden Mutter."
@eld 5arte Saite ~beriibrten ole
@orte i'll ibrem @er5cr.
nSie fannten meine Iiifter," rief
lie, glles ue~raeiieto, ,er5Gblen Sic
mir bon ibr. Sagen Sic mir StllcS.
unO penn Die @eididte 8r enoc lit,
fra9en Sic mid nod einmal!"
0it Der Glaiticit1t Der ,S,9eno
permofte, lie Der Nufreglng Der lea
ten Strnoe Iid 5n entiflageit; iiida
10 Ioolf. !
sSd) fam nift," tonte eS in ieis
tem Sbre wieoer, er ipnBte, BOB eS
hires Screens aufribtige sGtiidt
ipar.asi A
g@p tratcn. Sic meme M1ttter
5iierSty" orangte Garment, ~ y
Ioolf i%eilf5te, nno Dos iunge
Mtaodlen 9elcpfe 1id). btnforf oas
Sld1 s]elllef apaell3 81 lepl+s & .
.Selhe @tillier. ne9ami er, bon
@ep"f Su.ueo'm IenelIe, onru
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

fSortietune bon ser 2. Seite.)
&opfe, MIR mpQte id), es mare an
oera."
@Gbreno Selma iprad,, belebte lid
dllm0hlih Garmens Mitleib fiir Nr
thur. Sie piel bate er ertraaell
2l}it eiltem Seuf5er triiber Soff
mlngsloIigfeit wonote lie ii6 Del
gSano 81. > oes anticipates oel
nlcniblid]e1 9tatlir! @arum idniirt,
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|ina, ais gebeilt urlo 4rtburs gliid.
lides @eib oubte2 &or fallm 5palt
ZIG M.intten bate lie iid qeiagt, bal
tic i'm baBte, INTO bod fiiblte lie CT
gontbiiulliden @iOerpillen ieine Sic.
be, Die ibr perlprer, elmer MnOereir
81 gOnleil.
Sic perbiilte oas Sailpt NM
l%peinte, illoem iie iih porltellte, mi(
ODE ibr fiinftigeS 9eben iein miiroe
lodretO Irtblr I'M ionnigen Sloriba
IN 2anOe Ser Sluner, lie pergelier
lernen lulo Die gebeilte Selma nit err,
nplltcr 3drtlidfeit ans Ser5 Siebes
lniiroe.
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III, ytbrt Sir's leio, boB mir aeben ?
9as iagte ia Srtbur aitd]. llno er
ruoate niht einmnl abibieo nebmen.
&h babe ibnl aber flor gemaft, mic
lebr Oh Gid gr1men miirbelt, menrl
er 10 BON Dir ginee, ilno err bd.
mid, Sif) 81 fragen, oh Ou ibm Elm
@ort oes @bidieoes aeitatten poG.
teit."
ga, ia," erpiberte GARNER;
Gaitig, nit sliibepben @aneen, riage
ibm, er m0ge fomtmen, ib bin frGi-
tig genll9, i'm lpieoer5uieben."
Nina elite tort, uno Carmen
fiiblte tief, es mdre better, lpenn lie
getrennt piirben. Sic batte ibr eiec-
mes Ser5 erfannt, muBte, bab es aus
tnllienO Sibern bIlltete llno MIR ge.
neien fonnte, peuit 3eit lmo Serne
&ergeiien gebrudt.
Irtbnr fam, er perilldte nift, Die
ourdiidtige DeiBe Sano ST. fiiiien.
sd fomme, Sbre Ser5eibling 81
erfleben, Carmen, obne bieie per-
mo6te id nift i5u ideioen."
YSer5eiben falrn id) mobl, Irtbur,
pergeiien aber lit lIlenolih idtperer.
@arrm babcn Big mir Dos setban2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
,Griporteit Gu, ci,!un onbercit

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'Noane 81 ecbGren?F fragtc cr, talr
: loor frOD, oaB Sic Srose III lcl-
Ter @eiic gcitclt imtroe. ;
gNein, Nbolt" tonnte lie nit gii.
tenn @e,uiiien entgcgneu.
r@ieaeid. lernit Oh mid nod lie,
ben. I'D nil eerlle wartcli, aur
lob mid boffen, t2ieb. Sieb. id
fann nift obpe Gid leben, Mode
ncine NaGt alid)t nod triibcr."
sd fonlt ni6t, cS fam 81. plob.
IlG. Sd badte Sic mir Itets ais
GltereT 8rll0rr atnb nil, 10 gerl,c,
Sbre Sdapeiter iein.
Sriibe i6iittelte er oas Snllpt.
sd babe Seinetlpegen piel gelit-
ten, Carmen, nun bat Der Serbit oes
Sebens mid CREDIT; oas ltngliid
feline bunfelen Sdpingen Tim MIDI
gebreitet, periagit On mir nm eiren
Strabl bes 2ihtes, 10 muB id III.
tereeben. 0lt fannit es nid)t, ih
babe 10 piel eelitten, id iperoe aft,
bin blino-blino, mein 2iebl"
Carmen peritanb nitt, mas Ser
Slinoe meinte, ipenn er iaate, or
bdtteS ibrehpegen 9elitten, oenllodJ
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&offnirng Sa eeben, Sic lie nibt Der.
ipirfli6eitfonnte u
gnolid nefltano er iie, erbpb iidL
iidte ben 9gea 5itriid, Iegte Sus
SSaiipt aiif oeit Gid iinb tpeinte.
Sord! 8dsingte er?
Wit po~rseteugtepa aorper nnb
NroBen Iligen fanidte lie hen ges
!iiiterten @orten. ~
%, miiBte id oesbalb Old ants
zen Slutben retten, oesbalb Inn
lid erblinoen2 @Greit On lieber
i'm &beine begraben, ais oaB ih
lSieie Heiil erlebte!"
b vIopIf!" idrie lie auf un6 I~tir5tc
oiif ibn sn,- qsbin ih-bin i6 bas
l6meSiibe1 ainO Seloiie Semple?"
Or nidte ~beiabenb.
sd, 0aS &inb, fir bas Sic er.
hiinOen nmBten2 @arrm iagten Sic
bas Hiht? Sd bate Sbnen llidt
lpebe get6ait. 8ie fam i6 meilleri
Can't beSeusen2 Mbolf, i1 bin Sb.
rer nidlt niirSig, niht miirbig SIREN
Namen 81 trasen, 10 aber, pie idp
hin mill in Hhue,t Nioua,, n,oin 90.
ben lang. Niht ldneer permeigerc
ih meine 3|uItimmlns. 9ari id
Sbnen %9eboren, Ibolf?"
Nln fniete Tie Dor inn.
gr ihiitteIte oas Saiipt, Gs mar
cine i6mere Geriudung. Die 2ip-
pen ipollten Die @orte ipremelt,
lpelfe oas aroBmiitbige Ser5 eingap
nn6 permobteu es nidt. Il
gr fonntc bas id)one glntliB lild,t
iebeL bass nit auiriftigem Sieaer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

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2otgiom peritriden bie oiiiterer
3e5embertase, @eibnad,ts . Seiiel
lGmiidten Die blnllfen Seroe, bas
neite Sabr fam, mo inln1er nod Der
biiuten Die @arbinen GarmenS
Scniter.
Gnolid, eridicn Ser Gag, an :pcl.
dem Die Come pieoer ms Simmer
ltroblen oiirfte., Ole Soffnilna nil'
Seben nno 0eneiuna 3al,berideir
nm eln bleifeS antlis ipob.
8ra5ia Ntberton ipar bel ibr, al:
lie 5linl erlten Wtdle aufiteben ourfie
sd bobe Gahriht erbalten Dor
grtbur," begann iie, ,iie Iino ipohl
bebalten IN Sunnpbanf einge.rpf'
fem"
Limo nie gebt'S Iiua2"
0Seller nod ~slrtburs Snfiirbal.
ten, obgleih iie Gid iebr permibt."
Carmen atbniete tief auf. SiC
bltdte binals iber oie glisernbe
Sdfteetldte, aus Der 0raIip Spriue
Die boben Wmlerii Ser @interlonn,
elttgegenbob. 9as perGoete Saiis niii
leinen geifloiienen Sbiiren itnb Ser.
tern bot traiiriges Bib. &ein Halid
frduielte ans Den Ibiunfeler Sforu.
ltetnen, feline Tfortc itano gaitlibem
@elu6 often, fem lieblihes W1o.
Genantlis id)aute ourd Ole Giien.
Itabe oes Cabinets. Nnf lad, Sen.
iterbriiintng nno 5biirpfoiten lag
Sbnee in tiefen Sfiftelt, SGnee
auf Der @artentreppe uno ben Der.
einiamten @egen, aif Den laubloien
lllmen, 0eren StGmme iid) braun
nno rnbeimlih bonn blenbenoen SIN.
tergruno ab5eihneten. Iliiberoll
Sdnee, alliiberall aGIte ,tnb Seoe
tpie in Garmens Ser5en.
Oils @ra5ia gesen slbenb iif CUR
Seimfebr anidifte, beugte lie lid,
liebepoa iiber iie.
yIrtbur bat mir s(Qes geiaaf,"
'liiiterte lie, v@ott belle Dir, armies,
iiebes SerSt"