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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
Campaign Funds and Common I Honesty

publication before election campaign
= mighty thing IF only could be
fairly justly suggests the real
had anything do with managing
any campaign legaty diverng dishonest
statements published give anything
idea Of the total amount spent IN SapPgn d S
small part Of the real truth about campaign
which contributions different appearance ha n
that on 3 has been expended
So it that forcing publication campaign
Compelling fu disclosure Of the real inside campaign secrets any party
enacted and enforced nay possible CO. always
Rich Of eTen corporations do not always give the expectation direct
benefits It is wrong assume hs obs 5 P be 5 f % Of
necessarily be thinking some direct and tangible and benefits
nature return Tor his money Men wealth have IDEAS and principles
like the Of the folks and they may give $4,000 or 100000 as eany and
but solely afterwards any,
contribution have upon the official acts Of man after he is placed in high
thing accepting campaign contributions without being
Many people
money even not single goes corrupt voter expenses travelling
penn 5 dnd oe and an the n9ade b and little its
2e expenditure f int up to a5toennS ngnf considering the
and @ @ I d sd6 ana a to these Tote one dopP
each would than ssoOo To send pamphlet instead of circular
business and for public speaking may run up into the hundreds Of thousands
S '''' spend '''' account every cent
nc b 81 money nj b fb ana spent OF even by 5t & If @ a.
Is II So Is az o. nov Ine money Is spent ana aJ ILL., any any
affect his official after the public welfare
and the ricest considerations and official integrity
IN other loudly oued ideas and suggestions great deal
political Cleanliness than law designed to stop the evils known exist
trouble
blood poison by sealing the outside of the body what
needed
The American all people
all personal private
men that are
appauded o public.
The hsss e washington 5 viii & the political
ought to know is brought to the surface
million
to
should
Perhaps shall
dsbursed the
children, political morality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03

- o you love your husband and hate
his mother. You are perfectly
- happy with him except when
you think of her and then you are
miserable.
She lives near you and she never
comes across the. threshold of your
home, nor do you ever go to see her
and the one grief of your life is that
your husband will visit her. Nothing
will keep him at home on mothers
evening" as she calls it.
And she is narrow minded and b. >,
oted, and mean and critical and ~
hate her. and please what shall you
do?
Why. you foolish. foolish. small
minded, bitter-hearted little woman
you, whatever is the matter with YOU?
Look back. look back Are there
any insane in your family? Does
some relative Of yours see the world
to be quite plain. that's where sucn
thoughts as those you cherish lead,
and that's the honest truth
Who is she, this woman that you
stay awake nights to hate? The
mother of the man you say you love.
If il were not for her there would be
no such man. He has his mothers
eyes. his mothers walk and his moth
ers brain. they say Why do you nate
all these things when she has them
and love them when you see them in
him?
Jealous? Why she carried him in her
tired arms before you were even
thought of. She stayed up nights with
him and she knelt and held out her
arms and taught him to take his first
faltering steps. and almost cried LOT
joy to see him DO it.
What do you know about love. you
poor little jealous hearted thing2 She
knows-she knows She watched hiJu
grow inch by inch and develop hour
by hour.
She knew when he fell in love with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
CAVALRY OFFICER IS THROWN
FROM HORSE AND KILLED

Fort Yellowstone. Wyo-. Oct s.
Lieut.. Robert Louusherry, aged IS.
quartermaster in the First cavalry.
Second squadron. was thrown from a
horse add killed.
LcunsOer-y. with number Of Off
GERS :ron the fort. was riding 20 the
target grounds where plans had been
made for a steepIechase. A troop
horse in the ear of thu officers be-
came frightened and ran away.
colliding with LOunsberry's mount.
Lounsberry was pitched into a mound
of boulders and was dead when
picked up.
LOunsberry was married three
months ago to Miss Florence Earl. Of
Lake Mills, Wis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
GARDEN OF GODS
PUBLIC PROPERTY
Formal Donation Of Great Scenic
Wonder Is Given to Colorado
Springs by Children of Owner.

Springs by Children of Owner
Colorado Springs. Colo. Oct. s.-The
Garden Of the Gods today was formally
presented TO the city of Colorado
Springs and dedicated to the use of the
entire world. Honor was paid to the
memory of the late Chas. E Perkins.
whose children and heirs carried out
MS wishes that the great natural park
be preserved to the people.
With simple ceremonies and in the
presence Of members OF the. Perkins
family. large bronze tablet. placed
on the north rock of the gateway. was
unveiled. and the formal transfer OF
the Garden of the Gods to the CITY of
Colorado Springs was completed. The
dedicatory address was made by Henry
c HaE former mayor of Colorado
Springs and addresses were also made
by mayor a F. Avery and Judge H. G.
Lunt, chairman Of the park commits
sion. Robert F. Perkins represented
the family in his response.
The inscription on the tablet reads.
The Garden of the Gods given to the
city of Colorado Springs in 1909 BY the
children Of Charles Elliott Perkins in
fulfillment OF his wish that il be kept
forever free to the public"
Mr. Perkins was a prominent figure
in the western railroad world and was
formerly president of the Burlington
railroad IN the earlier days he was
an associate of Gen. William J. Palmer,
founder of the city of. Colorado Springs
and builder Of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
RUPTURED BLOOD VESSEL CAUSES
DEATH DE REAR ADMIRAL YOING.

New York n. I. Oct. s-Rear adj
miral Lucien Young, formerly captain
of the Mare Island navy yard, at san
Francisco. died here after a brief ill
ness. A deficiency of blood brought on
by a ruptured blood vessel of the stom-
ach was given as the cause Of death.
He was so years old and had a rec
ord of distinguish ed service as a naval
officer. Cardinal Farley. who was a
close friend of the admiral. arrived
at the hotel shortly after the announce
-1cnt was made that the officer was
dead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
AdvicetO the LOveIorn
THE MAN WAS RIGHT.
CBy Beatrice Fairfax

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am a young girl II years old and
love boy two years my senior. see
him every dry, but have not yet re-
ceived an Introduction The manner in
which he acted seemed as If ne cared
for me also. but at a ball saw him.
but he did not come over 10 ask me to
dance with him. I do not know what
this means because I dearly love him.
Heartbroken--
It means the man respects you so
much he deems an introduction neces-
sary before asking you to dance with
him
Don't expect or accept any attentions
from him till you have been introduced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
ALL,s FAIR IN LOVE.

Dear MISS FalrfaX:
I have called on a young woman for
a short time and find that 1 now love
her. She has another young man call
ing on her and has virtually promised
to marry him. She shows me quite a
bit of favor and says that she cares
quite bit for me. How do you think
I could win her from the other chap. or
do you think il would be useless to
try? Anxious.
You have a right to try. Be sure
that you use only the most honorable
means. and never say a disparaSinS
word of your rival Just leave him out
of the question II you love her tell
her So Give her a chance to choose
between you. If the decision is against
you. accept it like man. If you can't
have her love. her friendship and re-
spect will mean a great deal to you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
The WOrkmen
By Walt Mason
UNCLE WAITS
DENATURED POEM

dollars, tolsome
collars
the
well filled with
disposition she round; week ne
n worldly
the he thanks his gods that he healthy and
the and his hands and hes and hors and tells
nned the Wall barons deity kicked him and the
ened until
yned guders
dggers builders cOntented work and draw their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Chicago NeWs.)
Too many people want to draw their
salary in advance.
And some men call swindling their
neiShbOrs honest toll.
Wise people worry over things fools
may never think Of
man should put his troubles in
pawn and then lose the ticket
The average man thinks more of his
wife than he is willing to admit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
DON'T Do IL.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am a young girl and deeply in love
wit ha young man one year my senior.
We've been going together for 10
months. Occasionally We would quar-
rel. but il never amounted to much.
For some reason or other he has be-
come angry. Several people have asked
him the reason. but he refuses to tell
DO you think 1 ought to write and ask
him TO explain his peculiar actions2
Perplexed
If you offended. apologize But If he
is sulking without reason don't eat
humble pie when it is not your turn.
Just let him alone A lover who is
coaxed back never stays long. One
who returns voluntarily is too ashamed
of himself and too much afraid he will
not be forgiven 10 every stray again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
QUAKER MEDITATION.
CPhiladelphia Record.l

Philadelphia Record-)
The average man has to change cars
very frequently on the road to sue
cess
It sometimes happens that the
truth in a nutshell is a hard nut to
crack
The woman who makes her own
dresses isn't the only one who puts on
frills.
An optimist is a man who laughs at
misfortune, never having had any
himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
JOURNAL ENTRIES.

IIOptha JOuTndI-I
Good music, like everything else
that's good, IS exceeding rare.
As matter of fact2, few people
work because they really like to.
Too many of the excellent CONVEX
sationalists are short on ideas worth
while.
IS is also possible to judge a man
by the company he keeps away from
Set 1t down for a fact that the man
who puts on freak stunt or puts out
freak iCea can attract attention in
no other way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
MUCH ALFALFA is
CAUGHT IN THE RAIN
Three Days of Almost Continuous Down
pour at Artesia Interferes
With APPLE Picking

Artesia, \. NJ, Oct. 3.-One Of the
longest rains that ever visited the Pecos
valley continued almost incessantly for
three days. a number of farmers were
caught with their alfalfa down, which
will cause a depreciation of a couple of
dollars a ton. The rain interfered with
apple picking. Nearly three inches Of
rain has fallen thus far.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
CAPT. MARTIN WILL REMAIN
MITH THE SEEANn CAN- ~ z

Washington, D. c., Oct. 3.-Orders of
September p directing Capt. Walter +
Martin. OF the Ninth cavalry. to join his
regiment are amended so as 10 direct
cent. Martin to remain on duty with
the Second cavalry,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
THE VALENTINE VALLEY
GETS THREE DAYS, RAJ

Valentine, Tex. Oct. 5.-F'or the past
three days splendid rains have fallen
over the entire Valentine valley This
somewhat interfered WIKI hayins in
the valley but an abundance of good
winter grass is assured All tanks are
filled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
One-Sentence Philosophy
REFLECTION OF a BACHELOR

New York Press.)
Being able to stay out of debt is
commonplace; being able TO stay in is
artistic
man tries to please his wife just
the opposite way from what he would
any other woman
girl acts about an engagement in
the family the way a volunteer fire de-
partment does over a village burning
I'd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
RAN TTInnsn

Ruidoso. y. NJ. oct. 3.-A slow, con
tinuous rain fell hare.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03

TFIRTYSECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION
Mexico
c.
IS
older as L
H <
4 L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
TROPICAL VEGETABLE TAKES PLACE OF SP
RIG J. HASKIA.


uthernSt New Is Japanese "Udo."
- BY FREDERIC ---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

aarontlrt NIB DOH ben beiien Seu9nlleu
beslsitet. Gru NIB Sneet 2Setne
cine Spe;ialitdt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
Nad olrnfclcn Stunocn.

CSorticbund bon Ser 9. Seits.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

Seirotb nit mir rettet Sic Dor Der
Seirntb nit meil,em 9rrlber. SIN
llebrigen mogen Sic meinem Gio
pertralten."
Siei bepegt monote lie lid bon
lbm ulb b%ege9nctc allf Der Shpele
6ruu 8albraitb, Die e"r5iirnt ullf Die
9eibcn blldtc.
y&ait Iu feline Hiidiidten al,f
Seinen gllten Namcll, Yauline,"
lf)alt lie, ols lie bas MGbfen fort.
500, i'd finoe iolfes 9enebmen I'M.
poilcllo. IS lit 3eit, bcilm5ltfebren."
"Goa mill if ol,h, Srau 8al-
broitb."
3mei Stlrnocn ipdter bcfnno iid)
Talllinc Slsle III ibrcn 3immern-
cine Ieltiame 9rnllt, Die oril Moraerl
ocs G~briitnbcnbs iid) @uibo Gorls-
court pernlublen unb bod nie iein
Welb ncr0en mpllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

uno begliife. WuBte bas i6uloloia
8ebet nif)t alf ieiner Seele laiten?
Der Morgen tagte-oer Worgen
oes Gbriitabenbs. 5auienoe r~iefeil
iid in Der sroben Staot Den iibliden
Grub: strobe @eibnaf,t!" Su; III.
ter Iaen aber fiiblte lid pieQeiht
feines gliidliher, ais oas arme Use.
lem oas am iyeniter Der biiiteren
@obnung oes triigeriiden abgottes
&ommen eripartete.
IS ibneite beitig, Der @ino war
ourhbringeno talt uno Mlices &lei.
bung 10 leidt. Die Sausfrau er.
pabnte bas; glice aber lGd)elte milo.
sd frierc nift, 6rau Doung,
nno merbe bolb fir INNER Der Sol.
te, Dem Sommer uno Der Ginlamfeit
entriift fem"
slrme alice-es mar elm propbeti-
lhes @ort!
Gin G~inipGnncr belt Dor scr
Sbiire, unO oorin iaB @mil Der.
mummt, MIR Dem Iltge Der Siebe
fennbnr.--
r2eben Sic pobl, 5rou Doullg
nod einnal meinen Can't fiir alle
@iite,"
Sic elite fort, cinen gugcnblid
IpGter mar Oos @efGbrt in Dem oiht
iaQcnoen Sdnee uerihmrmoen.
Soro Montalieu iprad fem @ort,
Der Shneeiturm an lid mud)te ieoe
ltnterbaltilng mnoalid; Die Sbiirme
Der Wetropolc perfiinoeten Die afte
StunOe, ais iie ben Strano per.
lieBen. Sic fllbren iiber cine Bride,
uub biuous nui Ole Soibe bel Bat.
teriea, ein ooer, niloer, einiamcr
Ylas.
,Steig' aus" iprad, 2prh Monta.
lieu. ploblih mnbalterO; Init DEM
Yferoe iii etmaS MD. in Sromung."
Gr reid)te Mice Ole Sono unb
bali ibr auaiteigen. Sn Der 9tGbc
beinnocn iih Sduttbaufen unb alte
3iegelIteine.
Yaomm' ans Dem Stnrm, >nrt lit
cine 3niln6tsitGttc."
Gr idien rer.raut nit Scr enilege.
men 2otalitGt uno fiibrte Ilice 5u
elmer Art Sohls, oeren Gingong III.
ter Shutt uno 3icselid)erbcn pcrbor.
gen ipar. :
Cine unbclt;mm'c nar,cnloic glngit
crfaBte ooS ornle @c,en.
sd mill niht nci'er bineingeben.
emil; I'M 8otte@ @ilIen. iuoS bait
III por2"
Sid 81 tooten." itieB er rarb
beipor, unb bepor lie einen Saut Don
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

5u Taltline elsie uno Damn nodj
Wontaliell Frinrp. 9ein GbriitfeIt
lca nod elm gIiidlifes peroen,
Ilicc."
Sic trat einen Sd,ritt Dor, ponfte
nno ianf in ieine 9lri!e, 10 bleih unb
talt uno IT'LL, ROB CT glulbte, oes
Mumen.es aufrealm9 babe lie &c.
tobtct. Shuuoerllo legte CT lie auf's
Sopha.
uGrmnnne Gid. Ilice, rnb iage
mir, oh Oh bis ad)t llbr bereit ietu
funnlt?"
.Sobalo Iii wiait, Gnil, o 8ott
lcgne Gid. limo i) meinte, Gid ME
wleoer 5ll iebcn, meill IQes!"
Sic pertraiite ibm unbeoingt. Is
mag Oas Id)mod) uio leid)tgl1llbig
icin; nber iitb bos nitt oild1 fliigerc
Srallell, mcnn lie lieben? Nlice mar
mcocr forperlid), nod geiitig itorf,
lno Gr1il par !bre cin5ige Soif-
ming, ibr cin5iges @liif.-@enn oic
ounfeln @o9en toienb iiber inns ST..
ldmmcn'd)logen, fam man inns ia.
oelll, pent mir llnh eillcm Strob-
balm grcifen?
pllto nun mlB ih gebcn, Ilice;
bier bait Su @elo, Die Sausfral 81
bcSablenL ioge ibr, III gcbit nit Get
mem Marne oitf's 2auo, uno baltic
lid mor9en friib bis aft llbr be.
reit."
Gr perlieB lie boitig, glice f,icic
nieoer mo oanfte @ott, onB ar iDr
Sammer gndoig bon ibr genommen
iperoen ioate. Sic betete auh fir
emil, airf oaB Der Serr i'm ieene
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

pergingen. @s iblug bret @terteI
aut l1cltn llbr.
gnolid ofinete iib Die Sbiire, Der
Tlfter trat eiit.
sd beoniere, oa6 i6 Sic iparten
lalien mllBte, aber es lpar nidt an.
oers moglid). Grbeben Sic iif II
gcfdllieit."
Eatlines SerS pod)te 10 Iaut, oab
lie beinahe eritidte. Sic blidte un,,
ais Oh tic flie9en mole. Guido
faBte entidloiien lire Sano unb
riibrte lie Dor. go itano lie Dor benz
Hifter, antrportete, mie man ibr
lagte, Dab lie 81 antporten babe, uno
borte, mie trdlmeno, @libo's ieIte,
flare Intnorten.
nSm Hamen bes 8eieses lnb
frait nleines amtes erflGre ih Sic
fir ebelelte," iprab Der 8ihter fei.
erlih.
Sic ihrieben lire Hamen in elm.
groBes 9uf-ltno Yaliline mar
@lioo Garlscourts Srau. Ser Hit)-
ter iiberreihte ibr elm Sofument.
.Sbr Seiratbsidein, Waoame,"
lpraf er, lid perneigcnb, limb nun
erlauben Sic mir. Sbnen @liid sl
pilnlden, Srau garlscourt."
Sort e sung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
IS fpnr @uihn.

W. lUuI OllUu.
.@lttcn Worgen, Srdulein; sic
itno iebr piinftlid!"
Tauline griiBte ihmeigeno uno
ihmiegte iid IN Die @agcnede; oas
Ser5 lag bleiihmer in ibrer @rllit.
Die Gquipage rollte ourf enoloie
StraBen,. bis iie Die 8egenb boz,
Semple Bar erreid)ten. slls lie am
3tele iparen, geleitete @uibo Die
Game iiber cine bunfle Sreppen.
fluht in cine rallhgeidppGr5te 8c-
rid)tsItube. Ser Ni6ter lei ebel, ob.
gerufen uno peroe III 5ebn Minuten
mieoer eriheinen, melbete eln Sfrei.
Der, uno itellte Stiible an ben So.
min.
,Sat je elm Menif) cine iolhe
9rallt geieben?" brl,mmte er, Die
peridleierte Game anitarreno, .oie
erinnert mabrlif mebr an einen Sci.
fen3ug."
Sooteniti4e bcrrid)te i'm 8enlah.
l(nbebaalid trat Der artider bon
einem Sub arf oen anoeren. Sann.
den fraate iid Gngitlif, !pie aG oas
enben miiroe. @uioo Itano am Sen.
tier unb ifaitte binaus in Den oid)-
faGenben Shnee, Die 9ral,t IaB mie
cine idmar5e Observation-Disclosures
gungslos uno it'll.
3ebn, fiinf5ebn 5mansie Minuten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

lid 9cfca ~foaat,, folgte ein 8nall,
lno alice ficl idiuer permluoct at
Icincg ,Ni:bcn niebsr.
@iis Fal,ic g;u:i;G', S.Moeiacns
'olgt'. @ar Der Sph plonlih eiilc.
t~re.r1: Neiit, mi: lester Strait iitd,tc
Ilicc lid sI er5sJ"l ule umiabtc
Ieine a.'ie..
80 Gmil--Ginil." roahte lie, ullb
Die a., 2itfw ~, cite iit IN S.:t
brehenben sluge, "9u bait mid, ge.
tobtet-llno idrliebte-Iih 10! .
8ott-erbarme lid mein-uno per-
gib-"
Sic ionf 5uriid-einc 9eihe.
SorO\ Wontaliell 500 oen lcbloien
aorper III ben Sintergrunb Scr
&oble un> bGuite nlte 3icgeliteine
Dor Dem Gingo!ls aili. Sauienoe
mpd)tel poriibergpben, cine oes ell.
Innci. Cries bnnslcs @ebcimnib s,i
aE1au.
Sl4meefloferi nntanaten i'm mir
belno, Oas Giero itat'h nit eeienf.
tenn aoaf. auf Der eleiden Stcle.
gr bli fl I'M iid'. neit ure breil
teinc lebenoe Seele.
2rei Giertel allf neun lthr: nm
5ebn llbr ioate er iif gum SriibItiid
bel Sir Sugo einfinoen nnb inn
2auie oes HuhmittaeS Die Samilie
nah @iier Ee9lciten. Gilieit nth, cr
eur Staot 5uriid rrS hefann iid)
balb pieoer in ieiner eleganten 9e-
baniung.
Or fiiblte meoer Sl,rdt nod @e-
pt~iiensbiiie. Ilice mar ibm elm
Sinoernib gepeien, oas er einfad
aus Dem @ege gerdlImt. DAB Die
2eihe sefunben niirbe, rpar unrpabr.
ifeinliber, als oaB err Der Sbat Der.
bGdtigt miiroe. gr mar MN fret
itnb mohte bic 8ral,t geminnen, oc-
rem geiis ct leioenidaftlih i,nb riid-
iiftslos e%ritrebte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
8 0. 6 a /.
Cine icltiame Seirath.

ISru glether Stlnoe ltaro alth Ealls
line elsie an Senitcr nnb blifte
bina,ts in be,i iuirbe!noen S6nee.
SIN ineeniiien Woroerlitte eri6ien
ibr Intlis marmorbleih.
Sie Stunoe mar eefommen, in
Ser lie ibres 2ebens entibeibeniten,
pieaeiht perniinftigiten Sdritt tbun
ioate. Die eleihe Stimmlng, bic
lie emit IN benz alien perrufenen
Shloiie cine Naft Subringen Iieb,
beeinflliBte lie mieoer. Sem @e-
oanfe bes 3ogerns, bes 3uriidtre-
tens taufte ouf. Sn ibrem @eien
lag fem lnentlbloiienes Shpanfer.
Sb gum @lten, Oh gum S6limmen,
lie lpollte BEN S6ritt tbun, Der lie
BON Der orobenben @efabr Der @e.
genmart befreien miBte; aber pod
gitterfeit geoa6te Tie Der beiben
Wanner, Die Tie SIT iol1' per5weifeln.
Dem Sbun gebrad)t botten.
Mm lesten Ibeno ipra6 Tie nit
;brer 3oie, Die ibr anfridtis erseben
mar.
rSu iolit mir eincn groBen GienIt
eripeiien, Sannfen, aber 5uerit ioQit
9u mir ihworen, bab 0u feiner
mcni6lifen Seele Elm @ort Der.
rdtbit, bis i6 9ir's erlallbe. Siirhte
Gid ni6t, i6 mutbe Dir fem I'm
reft 5u, 9u ioait MIR elm @ebeim.
nib betpabren. @iait OH i6poren?"
Sas Waod)en 5ogerte.
.HatiirIifi perlange ,6 9eine Bel.
billie nift urtionit. Su lagteit mir,
Oh icieit nit eirem iungen Ianne
ii @ales oerlob!, ltrb Die Sofseit
io1te itattfinoen, ioGai5 ibr geniig
eripart bGttet. Sbre, mas ih Der.
lanse uno i6 sebe Dir oreibunoert
Sfun0."
9es WGodens 9eoenfen idtpan.
ben; lie ~leiitete Ben gio.
sd meroe morgen firth beimIid
getraut, Sannfen, 9u ioait mid be.
gleiten uno 3eugin iein. 9as lit
aaes. 8ergiB niht, bab gu mir
Sflpetger gelbporen."
Sannden gelobte es pieberbolt;
lie mar ein titles. 5uriidbaltenbes
8eihopf, pollfommen iGbig, al,d
obne gio ein @ebeimniB 5u be.
mahren.
Gerurtbeilte Gcrbredcr ihlofen in
Ser lebten Naft; audi Yauline per-
mod)te 5u idlaien. 8emaltiam botte
tic oles Gtahbenfen unteroriidt, INN
niht in Der lesten Stitnoe iid) per.
iud)t 5u iiiblcn. 5uriidsltreten. IS
gab feline @abl, nls bieien Shritt,
pber Ole Seiratb nit 2orb Wonta.
liell, Ser lie tauienbiaf ben Zoo Dor.
ge5ogen bGtte.-So itanb lie am Sen.
tier ur0 martete.
9rci Giertcl AMI adt llbr. Sam.
deu trat cin.
.Gs lit nod Hiemano ali, SrGil.
lem; Jest miiiien mir geben, menn
mir nngeiebcn iortfommen noller.
9lber bite, SrGulein elsie. wGblen
Sic Elm onbercs aleio, eS lit cine
bplc Sorbeoellfltrlg, lld) III Sd)lparj
trallen 81 lailen."
sir meme Sronilng mGre &repp
Oas poiienoite Material," iprof Yau.
line traurig; nfomm. Sannden!"
Sic traten ans DEM Simmer.
buitten ollrf Die aorribpre mo
oiineten leiie Die S%austbiirc. Sbnee
uno Hegen iblugem Der 9rout ent.
gegen mo ihienen lie 5%uriidpltrei-
ben. @irflid, 5ogerte lie momentum;
aber 9oro Montalieu's 9ilb tald)te
oni, lie iab i'm @eiitc Oas ciniame
SauS an Der aiiite Don Giier mo
iiberihritt entidloiien Die ShmeIlc.
nSort on Der Ode itebt Elm ga.
gen" bcn,erfte Sannhen. .mro oa.
neben ihreitet elm Serr aui uno
nieoer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
Oegen &rebSJ1aoeH.

Sn smpiebIs btsrnit Stroop's beraamt.
teutid1e Huloer. 9ieieLDeu heIlea Ieoeu Iloc6
nibt antgebruhenen 9reos oluobl inuerlih ais
GuBeriith. SaS anertannt eiu3tg bette Nittel. um
Magentrebs eriolgreIh 81 beileI. sSeaen Ria..
JsnL SeugnIlie u. !. I. ihrelbe man an;
Y(rs. u. Soeoiua,
seneca. Vduid5
DetW e@Tetesa sswaess Hsas ssR, stsleS Utasa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
6. SOggentbaler g..
SeiSsrosr
Dubuque Architectural
Iron Works.
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Mlsemeine Diai9iniiten mo Gieker.
u ir ma6en Augebots OH Nh.
i'd az mnSen iir bic Gii emarbet.
len on Sir6en. Sl0-S205 Ctr. Sci
467. Dubuque, Soma.
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