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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
ALASKAN COAL DEPOSITS
SHOWN BY OFFICIAL MAP

Washington, Oct "a map show
ing the mineral resources, of Alaska
has just been issued by the United
states Geological Survey and has been
placed on sale at 10 cents copy The
map is II by "a inches, and by the
use of a number Of colors graphically
portrays the known information re-
garding areas underlaid by anthracite
and high-grade bituminous coal, those
which may contain such coal, those
known to contain low-grade bitumi-
nous coal and those which may con-
tain such coal, those known to con-
tain Ignite and those which may con-
tain Ignite. All these different class
es of coal lands are shown by separ-
ate coldfs for their respective areas,
and areas of gold and silver quartz,
gold placers, copper lodes, tin deposits
petroleum areas and gypsum mines
are indicated by various symbols in
red. Marble quarries are also shown.
The may thus shows at glance. in
a general way, what Is known Of the
mineral resources of our farthest north
territory.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
ROUNDUP Will
BOOM PENDLETON

Eugene Brookings. Portland lawyer
and president of the Progressive Bus
inessmen's League of Portland, was
here yesterday en- route home from
Spokane to which city he went with
the Royal Rosarians following their
sojourn at the Roundup. Mr..
Brookings came back to see the
city under normal conditions and in
cidentally to attend to some business
matters. He is much enthused over
this section of the state and says that
more interest should be taken by
Portlanders. He is of the opinion
that the. Roundup will result in at
tracing the attention of Portland
people and others to the resources
and Importance of the Pendleton
country
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Take Crook Back to New York.

Sheriff John II. Cahill and Deputy
Sheriff Costelli Of Syracuse, n. Y,
arrived this morning from Portland
and will leave this evening for home
with the man who. under the name
of Michael j. Dunayan. recently had
the crime of larceny from a boxcar
attached to him in the local courts.
1t transpired. however, that he was
in reality Matthew c. Cronin, an es-
capped convict from the penitentiary
at Syracuse to which institution he
had been sent for burglary. He has
a long criminal record in New York
covering a period of twelve or fif-
teen years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
WILSON PLEASED
over new YORK

Indianapolis. Ind. oct. 3.-Gover-
nor Wilson in statement this af
ternoon regarding the nomination of
William Su!zer as governor of New
York. He said; The freedom Of
action shown in the convent on in
making a choice Is q great satisfac-
ton to me. They named man high
in principle and integrity. Sulzer de-
serves the suffrage of men Of every
class Both candidates have shown
a character capacity" Wilson tele-
graphed congratulations to Sulzer and
Glynn, candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Local Men to Attend.

The annual convention of the CO.
lumbia and Snake River Water Ways
Association will be held at Lewiston,
Idaho, tomorrow and next day. May
or MatlOck has appointed DR.. c. j.
Smith and Judge s A. lowell as del
egates from this city. This is matter
which is Of much interest to the in
and empire. Judge Lowell is plan
ming to go to Lewiston for the gath
ering and DR.. smith had counted on
going until today when matter arose
that will prevent his attendance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Red Cross Man Broke Leg.

One of the accidents in connection
of the Roundup which heretofore has
not been reported was that in which
Herbert McKinn. one of the members
Of the Red Cross corps at the grounds,
had one OF his legs fractured in two
places. The accident happened on
Saturday evening when the young
man was thrown by a horse. He is
now in st. Anthony's hospital where
he is improving as we'll as can be eX-
pected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Piano Again in Club Rooms.

once again the sound of music can
be heard emanating from the club
rooms of the Pehdleton Commercial
association. due to the courtesy of
the Wenaha club. Having no talent
ed members in their own membership
the Wenahans volunteered to allow
the Commercial association to have
the use of their fine piano and it was
installed last evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
assaults COP AND.
Is HELD FOR TRIAL

Chicago, Oct. 3-Walter Stacey
was arraigned before Municipal Judge
Hopkins today charged with assault
ing Lieutenant Burns of the police
department. He is charged also with
robbing the branch bank Of Montreal
at New Westminster. B. c. He was
remanded to jail till Oct, IA in lieu
OF $4,000 bonds. Stacey was hur-
ried from court to avoid the service
a naJeas corpus writ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
surfragists to Meet Visitor.

All members of the Political Equal
ity League are cordially invited to
meet this evening at the home of Mrs
W. F. Matloek at 1880 to meet Mrs.
Edith Tozier Weatherred. of Tacoma.
who is now a visitor in the city. The
call for the meeting of the league was
issued today by Mrs. Akers, secre-
tary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03

Mrs. C. A. Turner signed the papers
which transferred her fine home on
the corner of Alta and Thompson
streets to Mr., and Mrs. T. l. Crown
err The consideration involved was
$500. The deal was engineered by
f. 7. Wade. well known nSioealsdealer'
in real estate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Enters Athletics At oregon.

According to dispatch from the
University of Oregon. Claude Hamp-
ton, a graduate of the Pendleton high
school last spring. is among the
promising athletes who have turned
out with the fall track squad. He is
training for the pole vault and high
jump.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Moving Back to PendIeton.

George Markham, formerly paint
er Of this city, is moving his family
back to this city from Pasco where
he has been living for some time.
Mrs. Markham came in this morning
on the train but her husband is driv-
ing overland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
STRAW BALLOT SHOWS WILSON
AHEAD OF 7. R. AND Mr.. TAFT
OREGON. =
) 90 N~~N~ 90 =

observation-disclosures Oregon eX-
pressed itself as unequivocably In IA
vor of Colonel Roosevelt at the recent
primaries, sentiment today appears to
be turning toward President Taft. The
Taft strength now is stronger than 1t
has been for several months and his
lieutenants are eagerly awaiting u
further change in public opinion in
favor of the president
one incident in the campaign that
is credited with doing much toward
bringing about this change of opinion
was Colonel Roosevelt's action in re-
fusing to make a speech in Portland
that had been arranged by his man
ager. Fully 5000 of his admirers
were disappointed by the action and
the Taft leaders gleefully announce
that this refusal will cost the progress
sive ticket many votes.
Strong for Prosperity.
This part of the country is strong
for prosperity. Working men in the
mountain states have not reached the
conclusion that prosperity for the ma
ton means only greater wealth for
the very IlCll. W
President Taft and his campaign
managers decided that they would
make their campaign on a prosperity
basis they brought out many former
Taft supporters who had been on the
fence for so long time that they
We're being claimed by the Roosevelt
and Wilson leaders.
10 m nraonn Wil-
son is the bright and shining star,
with the sky clearing more and more
each day. There is little doubt the
educator candidate will poll heavier
vote in November than any democrat
ic candidate since Bryan first appear
ed on the scene in the presidential
timber country. Bryan still is the
Oregon democrats idol. but Wilson
made great impression when he met
the Oregonians a few months ago and
his strength appears to have been in
creasing since.
Hurt by Dumping Bourne.
The fact that the Roosevelt repub-
licans rejected United States Senator
Bourne who bolted the Taft republi-
cans, has hurt their strength in this
state. The progressives have named
full state ticket which, republicans
and democrats alike say, is not only
little known but as unpopular as it
is unknown.
For time efforts We're made to
organize Woodrow Wilson college
mems league in the state. regardless
of party affiliations. 1t appears that
party lines We're stronger than school
ties. however. as the college men who
wish to support the professor have
associated themselves with a nom
partisan Wilson organization, aban-
doning their original idea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Three Drunlis in Court.

Three drunks, d. Crimins, Clinton
Scott and Charles Napp, constituted
the daily offering at the shrine of
justice in the police court this morn
ing. Magistrate Fitz Gerald gave
each a permit which will entitle
them to receive free board at the ex-
pense of the city for three days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Retmns To Live Here.

George VI. Froome, formerly pro-
prietor of the now extinct CONNER
ciai livery barns in this city, has re-
turned to Pendleton after spending
seven years in Nevada and California
and intends spending the winter here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Leave on Hunting Trip.

Clarence Moller. day clerk at the
Pendleton, and Bert Smith, we'll
known sheepman, left today for the
south end Of the county on hunt
ing trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Club Meeting Friday.

The Current Literature club Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. Alexander, Ill East Jack
son street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03

Another. real estate transaction in
VolVing the sale of city property
reached maturity this afternoon when
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
Notice of stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of stockholders of Gold
en- Gate Placer mines will be held at
frederick sSteiwer's office, room "a,
Smith Crawford building Pendleton
October s, 1912. at o'clock p. m,
for the purpose Of electing officers
and transacting such other business
that shall properly come before such
meeting. G.. E. PENLAND,
Il. PARLETT. Sec President
Wanted-Second hand walnut din
ing chairs. Inquire 400 Water street
Phone Main 1874
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03
\ New Barber Pole.

\ NVW ISIFUVF FOIV.
Jack Weinman, proprietor of the
Eagle Baths, is today having new
revolving barber pole placed in front
of his Main street shop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03

The following figures show the to-
tai votes which, according to the
straw ballot will be polled in the 1912
election for each of the respective
candidates, Taft Roosevelt, Wilson
and Debs:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03

If a man has loved and lost he is
apt to consider marriage failure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03

Grand total 1870 251S s4O7 424
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-03

The mug of a hard drinker is like
ly to give him away.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

gngIiid Tie Su berubigen, iibtIid
obne griole. Die 9etttii6er iinO
in l1norbnung, Die fleinen, mageren
SGnoe ballen lid, MIR lieet oas
ifaparae Soar aif ben &iiien, Die
aroben bunfelen augen %itarren milo
lumber.
,Sier lit Ser 0oftor, Mib Gar.
ling" iaet 9abctte, lid raid erbe.
bend. n9arf ib nun seben, Mfon'
iieur?"
Sa, aber bleiben Sic in Der
NGbe fir ben Sal, bob i6 etpas
beoiirfen %iollte."
9abette bleibt i'm aorrioor am
Seniter iteben uno g1bnt.
,Soffentlif blerbt er niht lanee,"
ieufSt tie, lid bin iebr miioe."
s(ber es ihlGgt aht, balb neun,
neun llbr, llno INNER nod riibrt
iif nidts i'm aranfen5imner.
2roItelno biiat gabette iid) in ibren
Sbaipl. @ra5ia fommt Die Sreppe
beraltt.
,sie bier, gabette2 tper lit BEL
Der aromfen?"
Ser Softor, er bieB mid bier
parten. ih tbiie oies ifoh anoert.
balb Stunben."
y@eben sic nun, ih bleibe bier"
8ro5ia iest iif ans Seniter urb
lauidt, Oh fein 2aiit aus Dem 3im.
mer bringe. Mifts lit borbar, oils
Der Strrm orauBen, irno bic uno
oa oas Seffnen ODER Shlieben elmer
Sbiire i'm Sallie. @ieoer pergebt
cine babe Stlinoe, Damn tritt ibr
gruoer iiber Die S6melle, bleiher
unb erniter, als iie i'm je geieben
au baben pabnt.
,Wrn, mie gebt's9"
,geIier."
SD bahte, lie befGnbe iif ihlim.
mer, neil Oh 10 blei6 biit."
,9us fommt mobl BON Dem trii.
ben MoreenIiht, @ra5id. ipeilen
@eiit min Die alte Warserp geieben
baben?"
,Mr. @iaps 8eiit."
Limb Mr. 8ilp lit 9apitdn
9antons Sobn?"
,@ar es; er lit tobt."
.Sa, ia; er nurbe, CLAUDE ih, III
Nep gorf getootet."
SO iaet man, Die Samilie
Iprift ME bapon. Nber maritnl
fraeit 9u2 bat Seonig aid ieinen
@eiit eeieben9"
.l1niinn. @as ioG lie bon anpi-
TONS Canton Sohn miiien? ireeno
per, nabriheinlif elmer bon ben
Sienitleuten miro Die Sreppe Der.
auigefommen iein, nnb tie eri6reft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

baben. Seit 5mei Stunoen bemiibe
tf mid, lie sur 8ernunit 5u brin.
gen."
Dnno it's gelungen2"
nSbeilDeiie, iteae aber feline Sra.
gen an lie, nnb erlaube nibt, bos
tpelhe an lie eeridtet iperben. gs
regt lie aut irno ib iibernebme feline
Serantrportnng fir Die SoIsen."
ySonberbar, DOB Maraerp uro
Seopig cine erideinung geleben bas
ben poQen. @tipas mub borar,
fem"
vgfatiirlif; lteberreisung Ser Seer.
ben. SD babe i6on merfpIrbiae
optiife Sdniduneen erlebt. Isle
gebt es Wargerp2"
pgti6t better; lie miro Die Ssolaer
oes Sdredens ME iibertpinoet. Sic
ihlGft ME mebr auein, mill immer
Sidt uno Semato Inn lid baben."
.9lh," meint 9oftor Canton nit
pro%feiiioneIem Tbleema, bon Ell.
mem alien 8eibe lit eieentIi6 niGts
Inoeres 81 e%riparten. Sprift Tie
piel bon Dem @eipenite?"
Gar niat. Die l~eiieite Inipie.
lung brinst Tie fir ben gansen Gag
IN fieberbafte Iufregune; iest
ipriht Hiemanb mebr in ibrer N1be
oapon."
.Soree bofiir, bab Bel Seopia
oas @leihe geihiebt. Die Seit miro
Die Sa%lucination perihelifer, tpenn
Sbr 9amer MIR 5i i6rpeisen mibt,
Dor Iqem muB Hoia gefpornt per.
Den. 9a fommt iie."
Gortfesung oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
9pppeltes Spiel.

Gin falter, triiber, regneriider
Worgen, Der 0ino umbeuIt bas
Saus, pfe;it unbeimli6 bur1 bic
9aumifelette beS @artens. Der
&esen gefriert i'm Salen ,inb raiieli
segen Die Sheiben, elm Worgen, no
beiber &affee, bebaelife Sauteuils,
3eitungen uno fniiternoe Sener an.
genebmer iino, benn ie.
Ioftor Canton itebt am Seniter
uno blidt iinnenb binaiis.
.@as bat SeoDig MIR geieben ?
elm @eipenit mar es nitt, bIoBe
gi%nbiIbung eben 10 ipenie. Die
alte Morgerp lab etpas, audi Seo.
mig. Modte ipiiien 49,"
Gs po6t. @ra3ia erideint alii
Der S6neQe.
.9itte, fomme iofort 5i Seopig,
lie perlanat nod Dir, III aufgereg.
teiter Weiie."
sit tie ihon LANCE naf?"
yYeinabe cine Stunoe. Seitbem
babe lie mte raleno nah DIR geru'
fen, iagte gabette, i6 fiirdte fat.
Der S6reden bat ibren bertrand &C.
triibt."
IA lei @oit Dor! ih sebe aleif
81 ibr."
5raurig oringt bas tribe Wor'
genlidt ourh Die seifloiienen Sa'
louiicn, baS Nahtlift iladert nod
bitter. gabette iist am Eager Del
aranfen uno iu6t in gebrohenem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
S1wer 9ei1bmt.

gnblif ibr i6pafes Ser5 betbort,
lmgarllt iie boffnuugsioier nit je.
Dem Gag. IS lit bart, ieoer Inna-
beriIn9 ernit, ihmeigiom nno Der.
brieBlih entgesenSutreteu, ibr StolS
ober uno Der 8eoanfe an ieile frii.
here Sreuloiigfeit aeben ibr Strait.
.Nllle meme @emiibungeu iillO er.
iolglos," iast Stfrieo Stanforb
eines Ibenbs 5u ieiner Srant.
,Hoia bat fem 2afeln fir mid F,
Oh iie wobl fir Den Softor
idm1rmt?"
,@epib nift, ser lit ibr ni6t
balb biibif gelilig. Cine nnoere
Sraee freilid) lit, OBJ err lid nidt iiir
lie intereiiirt. Hoia lit iebr biibih."
.Sa, iebr biibid; mill icben, OBJ
lie NIT mir tnnst?"
Ser 9ollabeno fommt. SrauBen
tits falt, flar, froitig.
Sn Der alten Samilienflltihe Job
rem Hoia, Deaa, Cir Honalo uno
Softor Canton. Mr. Stanforo uno
Garcia iisen IN eiuem leiften
S6litten. @raSia lit niht eingela-
Den, uno I'M letten Iugenblide err
fldrt Der aapitGn, er meroe 81
Sai1ie bleiben.
.gs lit bier iebr bebaelid,"
ipriht er uno lebnt iif i'm Seiiel
5uriid, LIMB nift Der Miibe mertb,
iid fir einen 9aa um5ufleioen uno
in bic faIte Nad)t binaus5ufabren.
@ntihuloigt mid-iagt, id babe
8iht ooer mas Sbr mo1t."
,aber, Yapa!" bittet Garcia, ,oie
Gonionbps meroen es libel nebmten."
,@irb niht 10 ihlimm iein,
ainb; ib bleibe MIN einmal lieber
bel @ra5ia uno Tater angelus, Der
nod noriprehen miro. Siibre So
rola fort, Stfrieb; i9 gebe be-
itimmt nibt nit"
2dfelno bietet Mr. Stanforo Der
graft ben Irm.
sir meinen Serrn Shmieger-
papa baben @raSias brallne Sllleerl
mebr ReiS oils aae 9Gae Der Welt,"
benft er, .mobt' wiiien, mas ga.
rola ba5u iagen piiroe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

'eSA
gr 5ogert.
u9eln, mas iagt SbomaS?"
Sic babe Elm @eipenit geieben."
y@as?"
Gin @eipenit," wieoerbolt Der
Iiener. rllnb Oaum babe lie
Scramble befpmmcn, iagt 3bomas.
Ter Shlitten wartet or Der Efortc,
Cir"
sd fpmme iofort."
@enSeslas Santou penbet iif an
Hoia.
v3u pem bari ih Sic iiibrcn?
Sd mliB mid bel @rs. Y%onionbp
empfeblen."
Gin @eipenIt geicben?" rifi
Hoiu n1io ergreift oes Ioftprs Irm,
Gas lit bas 5meite MaI! Spuft's
in Canton SaI?"
ga, Der @eiit ocs Mltbwillens
ipllft bort in &oia Cautions @e'
itolt."
.llniinn, 9oftor. Sic %tpiiien, bic
nlte Mareerp Mil and, ein Sc.
lpenlt geieben baben, etlpas muf
bod an Ser Safe iein."
,9tatiirli1, iiberreiste Ginbil.
bnngsfroft. MiB Darling iat
mabriteinlid einen ihneebeoeften
Youm iif I'M MpltoIid)t bemegen
unb iiel barber in Nbnmaht. Iber
balten Sic mid nift LANCER gefan.
gen, &oia, mid rilit Die Yfliht."
DSa, seben Sic ~ioiort; i'd Jude
Garcia"
Garcia tanSt eben, lire S9peiter
mlIB warten.
.@ie bleia Oh bit, Hoia," ruff
Garcia ibr entgeeen.
,0as maft mobl Die Site, i'd
moate Dir MIR iagen, bob Softor
Canton fort it,"
,@obin?"
nNa6 Sauie; Tapa IieB tim TO-
len."
r&oio!"
Siege did nidt unt. Gapa ii
tpobl, aber Seorpis 80"
r@as it's nit ibr?"
Sic bot elm @eipenit eeleben."
Garcia unb ibr 31nSer itarren ie
in iprabloier Remembering an.
,Sie = bat = elm = @eipenli
geieben?" mieberbolt 3oia Ianeiam
On mei6t, Die alte Maraerp iab &c
audi"
Nus GaroIas Siisen mei6t iebe
Spur BON Iarbe.
sd mnb beim, Roia, ml,B iofori
81 &eowig. Bite, Sauptmanr
Criterion, fpolen Sic Der. Stanfort
81 mir ienben."
Ser Sifi5ier eilt fort. &oio
blidt nit groben aliselt auf lie.
uSeim! TO- bnlh9 on mas benfI1
Oh eisentlidF GaroIa?"
Sin Seoipig. 9u' fannit ia blei
ben, Cir Gonalo lit 0ein Gapalier."
SD banfe, penn 0u gebit, geb(
i9 au6."
Scr. Stanforb fommt.
.@as piiniteit 9u, Garcia:
Sauptmann Criterion ent6ot mid 81
Cir"
Sic er5Gblt linn Die Safe, el
laht laut altf.
Gin 8eipenit! bas lit ia prdd)
tia! parum iasteit 9n mir MIDI
friiber, Dob es IN Oanton SOL
ipufe2"
sd piini6e, iofort nah Soui'
sm geben," benlerft Garcia falt
.9itte. ia9e es Sir Tonalb uni
baltic did bereit."
Sic beeibt ii6 nit &oia SUI
Dame bes Sauies, Oeren 9eoaiierr
groB lit.
v@ie abeei6madt!" tpenbet ii
iif,, nat,oem Die Shmeitern lid
perabi6ieoet, an hire Sohter, .iol6'
&omooie negen elmer franfen Na
berin!"
Limo GA iast man INNER, Ga
rola lei itol5. llebrigens bin i'd
frob, baB lie fort lit, ale @elt ba
MIR Iusen fir iie."
Garcia uno Stanforo febren mie
Der I'M pfienen Shlitten beim; Si1
@onalb, Hoia uno Della in De-
gquipaee. Wiirriif lebnt Roia II
Der @de. Sic unb Der Baron boob
adten oaS Yaar I'M Sdlitten, De,
pieilifnea iiber Den Sdnee gleitet
Sn Der Saae fonrmt aapitai
Canton ibnen entgegen.
,@s sebt better" iagt er, DOT
tor Canton pirft @unber. @ra5ic
lit ebenfoas bel Der aranfen, MAJ
bat ibr Elm Spint %segeben."
,Iber ,pos it's oenn eigentlif)
Tapa?" fraet Roia. .Sat lie mirf
lid elm @eipenit aeieben?"
-Shr iinneen WdoGen ieib Iq,
tboriht pie ainber," bemerft De-
Soooo8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
Oeaeit &rebs[MaoeR.

sd smpf.bls biermit Stroop's 6erabm.,
bsutithe Buluer. Sieielben beiien ieoer mod
ntdht auieebrodeneul tre6s oluohl innerltdh ais
6uBerlid. 9as auertunnt etn1ig bette wPtttel, nm
Waeentrebs eriol9reih 81 heilen. ySe8en Rihs.
rem. Ysugniiis v. l. 10. itreibe man an:
WVrs. ". Soeotng.
seneca. xdnidi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

&upitGn 0antons Sodter limo
pie gepobnlid oes Seites aonigin.
men. Garcia, maieitdtiih mie im'
lner, uiterrei6bar fir ieoen Sterbli.
den; Hoia in ibiaernoer Seibe,
baIb roIa, balb ta%ubeneralI, nit
gpbel in ben glGnSenben 2ofen, lit
allen Ser5en gefdbrlid. Sic laft
uno plalioert, tanst unb coqliettirt
uno beoba6tet trotbem ben ein5i.
gen Mann, iiir ben iie Sntereiie
beat. 9ea6oem lieutenant Stan.
forb nit ieiner graut uno Der Soh-
ter bes Sauies setan5t, nabert er
ii6 Hoia.
Sic baben mid Sen garlSeil
Ibeno 10 duffaGeno ianorirt, Srail.
lem, oaB ib mid balb fiirdte, Sic
Inn einen @al5er al bitten."
$50 iino Hoias beroiihe Ont.
i6liiiie9 @ie permag lie bieier
Stimne, oieiem 2Gdeln 81 ipioer.
iteben9 S6weigenb, nit %geienften
gliden neiet lie bas Saupt, lGbelito
fiibrt err Tie in Die Meiben. Die be.
rntlhenben alGnge Oes @al5ers to.
men our6 ben Saal, &oiu ibwebt
onbin .. ms glpiium.
gtad benz Gauge besebeu Tie iid
in ben balb erleufteten @intergar-
ten. Der Quit tropiider @emabie
erfiiQt Die marme Suit, bon fern err
tont Die Muiif, burf's Seniter leuf-
tet oes Wonbes Silberliht; &oia
it's, als lei bas Seenlanb feline
Wtptbe.
sic iino alein; ipie lie in bieies
@emad sefommen, &oia weib es
nift. Or bat ibr Den grm seboten,
lie persibt oarcb Seraangenbeit, Ge.
genmart uno 3ufunft.
,g9eroen Sic ME pergeiien unb
peraeben lernen, Gola?" fragt Die
aeliebte Gimme. .Nebmen Ste
Dies 5ilm 3eiden Der Seriobnung."
@r bat cine weiBe Gamelie, Die
fiirSlid nod in Garolas Bouquet
prangte, mo beieitigt lie in &oias
SOAR.
.Sragen Sie's mir 5u lieb, 60
ia," f%liiltert er.
Gin Serr unb eine Game treten
elm. gritaunt ruben Garolas flare
auaen anf Der Shmeiter nerlege.
nem Intlis, alif Der glume, Die Tie
crit Dem 8rGutigum gegeben, auf
oieiem ielbIt. Der iunge gnglanoer
bleibt fiibl nno rubig.
.Ytir i6eint, Sbr 5pei bdttet ein
anoeres Sledben Grbe 81 Gurer
Yromenaoe ndblen fonnen, Sof'
tor" menbet er iif oil oieien. i'd
uno Sraulein &oio batten eben Die
erite llnterrebung inter bier Iugen
lett meilier Infunft. @eil On uber
einmal ba bit, Garcia, utb mir Den
nGhiten Cans peripro6en bait -"
.lleberlaiien Sic SrGulein mir?"
frogt Der 9oftor.
,Gs bleibt nihts gnoeres iibrig
@eben Sic re6t Ift auf iie;
aoieu!"
Or elf nit GoroIa fort, Canton
bietet 3oia Den Irm. SIN glei6er
Woment tritt elm 0iener elm.
y9oftor 9onton?"
.Was molten Sie9"
,8asitGn Canton lGbt bitteu, Sit
mod)ten iit) ioiort nat Canton Sol
bemiiben."
.Yapa miro bod, niht fran'
iein?" rnit Roia erihrodcn.
! Stein, SrGulein," bemerft Del
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

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