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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-20

Even college education doesn 4
lurt a sensible young man.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-20

San Francisco closing quotations furnished BY
Harry E Epstine, Broker
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-20

PUEBLO. Colo Ian . Ter
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-20

NEW ADvERTIsEMENr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
WILSON TAKES VACATION.
Mexican Ambassador to Discuss Con
ditions With Officials.

Ambassador Wilson is taking his vaca-
ton from his post at the City of Mexico
to secure some relief from the constant
strain to which he has been subjected
for many months and incidentally to dis
cuss conditions and prospects affecting
Mexico at first hand with the State De-
partment officials. The ambassador leaves
the embassy in the hands of Montgomery
Schuyler, the first secretary. assisted by
two other secretaries and full staff of
clerks. so that the service is not likely
to suffer by his absence
The status of some of the claims OF
American citizens for damages sustained
during the present and the preceding
revolution has been under an eXamina-
ton by Mr.. Wilson, and he will report
upon that subject to the department. The
length of his vacation will be determined
by the developments in the present in
surrection.
Col. +. z. Steever, commanding the
4th United States Cavalry. along the Mex
lean border line, and who has been act
ing commander of the Department of
Texas since the death of Brig. Gen. Dun
can, will be retained there-at least until
the appointment of new brigadier gen
eraI to take Gen. Duncan's former COM
Misunderstanding to an announcement by
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. chief Of staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
CANDY FOR GRAND DUCHESS.
Daughter Of Emperor Nicholas Sup
plied With American Sweets.

NEW YORK, June 5.-When the Grand
Duchess Anastasia. daughter of Emperor
Nicholas of Russia. celebrates the
eleventh anniversary of her birth on June
Is next she will have an abundant supply
of American candy. Curtis Guild, jr.,
American ambassador TO Russia, left
here yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse with trunkful Of candy fol
her.
Grand Duke Alexis. who will be czaI
IL he lives. thinks there is nothing &c
good as the lemon drops which are put
up in bottles by the candymakers In this
country. and Ambassador Guild included 9
dozen bottles of these in his collection
Another American product which cannot
be obtained in st. Petersburg Is bottled
pickles, and the American ambassador
laid in large store of them. He expects
TO reach St Petersburg about June Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
GUST VILLAGE Swiftly.
Residents of Fashionable Section OF
Pittsburgh Secure Injunction.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 5.-The old
village blacksmith. around whose shop
grew the fashionable residential section
of the city. has been eliminated by court
injunction as nuisance because his ham
mer. anvil. bellows and all disturbed the
slumbers and esthetic tastes of the neigh
borhood.
+. l.. Beck. the blacksmith, has a shop
in Corday alley off Pacific avenue. Com
plant made by V. Wyss-Thalman
and Emile Wyss-Thalman. who live on
the corner of the alley, and the court or
dered a perpetual injunction against the
village smithy OF the east end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
WILL WED WIFE'S NURSE.
Civil War Veteran Will Marry Miss
MCGEE, Aged twenty-five.

NEW YORK, June "a romance was
revealed in the announcement yesterday
that James J. Evans for long time con-
nected with a Manhattan newspaper, is
to marry Miss FL zaseth hcGee, a nurse
MIR. Evans. who is a widowe~. met his
hancee when she attended his wife in a
Gee was graduated from the NJ ddletown
Hospital "A nurse three years ago
Since the death of his wife. Mr.. Evans
frequently met Miss MCGEE. She is now
living at the home of John Jeffords a
relative, where Mr.. Evans also is residing
According to the marriage license issued
yesterday he is sixty-four years old and
she is twenty-five. Mr.. Evans is civil
war veteran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
Injured at New Building.

J. H. Elliott. thirty-one years old, of
1888 Sherrier avenue. caught his hand in
machinery at the new bureau Of engraving
and printing building yesterday after
noon and sustained serious injury.
Three fingers of his right hand came in
contact with a saw and were seriously
injured. Surgeons succeeded in dressing
the injury without amputating any Of the
fingers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
CAUGHT IN CONCRETE MIXER.
Parker Chalmers, Colored, Has Mar.
row Escape From Death,

Parker Chalmers, colored. twenty years
old residing 1885 4th street north
west. narrowly escaped death yesterday
afternoon while working on the site of
the new city post office. His shirt was
caught in the cogs of the concrete mixer
and ne was drawn into the hopper.
Another workman signaled the engi-
neer to stop the engine just in time to pre-
vent. Chalmers being crushed. Suffering
from severe Injuries TO his back. Chalmers
was taken TO the Casualty Hospital. 1t
is thought he will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
Meeting of the Nebraska Association

Senators Brown and Hitchcock. Repre-
sentatiycs Lobeek. Mcguire. kincaid and
Stevens and W. +. Andrews. auditor OF
the Treasury, were speakers at a meeting
of the Nebraska State Association last
evening at the home OF Mrs. Charles +.
Drexel. In the Ontario. A reception was
held by the wives OF the members Of the
society and by the speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-05
SUPPORT FOR ROJAS
ReinforCementS Sent to Santa
RosaIia to Join Rebels.
CLASH is YET UNCERTAIN
Likelihood of Armies Engaging at
Bachimba Still Remote.
TALK PEACE WITH OROZCO
Mexican Congressman Arrive at
chihuahua After Crossing
American Boundary.

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, June 5.-Rein-
forcements were sent south from here to-
day to support the vanguard of the
rebels under Col. Antonio Rojas. at Santa
Rosalia, forty-six miles north OF the
federal base at Jiminez.
Persistent reports here are to the eff
feet that Gen. Huerta has moved his fed
eral forces no considerable distance north
of JimineZ. The rebel cavalry may be
moved southwark to harass him, as he
has sent most of his own cavalry away
on flank movement west of this city.
Infantry and artillery alone remain in
Huertas columns. and the rebels may
take advantage of this condition by send
ing bands of mounted men into the vi
cinity now held by the federals.
Prospects of an engagement at Ba-
chimba between the main bodies Of the
two armies are as yet remote. but Skin
mishing is expected at any moment in the
intervening stretch between the two
camps, as the cavalry of both sides are
dashing about on series of scout move
mentS.
Steps to Secure Funds.
Gen. Pascual Orozco came here today
from Bachimba to discuss certain SUBJ
jects pending before the state legislature
now in session. One Of the measures
under discussion provided for the rails
ing of needed funds, it being contem-
plated to issue short-time Understanding
bonds of small denominations. The pay
ment of these will be guaranteed by the
state and they may be used as currency
To prevent boarding and the consequent
curtailment of the circulating medium 1t
is proposed to make the interest borne
by the talked-of bonds SO low as to be
merely nominal.
The Mexican congressman who have
come here from Mexico City to talk peace
with Gen. OroZco- were in conference with
him today. The congressman were
stopped, they declare. at Nuevo Laredo
Mexico, by secret service men OF the
Mexican federal government, but man.
aged to get across the American bound
airy on their way to Juarez. They claim
they represent a faction of the Mexican
congress which will recognize Orozco II
ne lays down his arms.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
EASTER SUITS SILK and SERGE
ONE PIECE DRESSES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
WOMEN'S SUITS

at 1896, s12.98. $1495 up to s95.
Your choice of black and blue
serge and q variety of light
shades including the new Whip
Cord, every suit strictly tailored
and made In the latest models.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1912
Theatres.
HEsTNur STREEr THEArRF.

CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
As some weeks ago it was announced
that the Orpheum Players would present
when Knighthood was in Flower" the
management of the Chestnut street
theatre, Philadelphia, has decided to put
the play on next week, and with this in
view has had every force working to make
this production surpass anything the
Orpheum Company has thus far achieved
and all will surely and generously adj
NIT that means a superb dramatic treat,
There is no play better suited to display
the ability of the versatile Orpheum
players. and scenically as well as in
costuming, the sumptuous beauty and
magnihcence will be gratifying to the
most exactng eye. The dramatic version,
as made by Paul Kester from the novel of
Charles Majors "When Knighthood was
In Flower" follows closely the lines of the
book, excepting a few short cuts which
goes by the way of condensing, to make
the play full of snap and romance that is
only to be imagined in the book. We
first find Charles Brandon, the hero. as
Captain of Guards, at Greenwich Palace,
England Here he meets Princess Marv
near the river landing in Windsor Park.
1t is a case of love at first sight, and con-
sequently the dramatic action is romantic
ano lnstantsneous Inc famous duel be-
lween Brandon ana Adam Judson IS here
IongnI, nor over gambling game, but In
proceeding the iair name OF Princes Mary
ms Is really the only radical change IN
Inc play from that OF the book, and after
one mas Witnessed the tnrlliing sword play
on tne stage the wisdom OF the change
demand for the back issues of the pro-
grams containing the serial story OF
Wnen iinlghtnood was In flower" it is
only natural TO believe the story is too
wen known ana loved to further tempt
You win us charm, and SO we will wait
nnri the orpneum Players VIII appear In
the interesting roles TO tell OF Its happen
mgs.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
Wash Goods

Impossible to describe them but will gladly
show you piece after piece of
Manchester Percales at 123c yard
Bates Ginghams, 123c yard
Toile du Nord Ginghams 123c yard
Aberfoyle Silk Mixed Ginghams 25c yard.
Silk and cotton novelties 25c, 373c yard
Flaxons in white and colored 15c, 1Sc, Csc, 35c.
Lik-Linon white, 25c. LinNone, 15c, zoe yd.
Serpentine Crepe, TIC yard
Manchester HIDEGRADE Galitea, Tic yard.
Utility Dress Ginghams, special Sc yard
Anderson's Dress Ginghams, 25c yard
Holly Batiste in 80 styles at 123c yard
Colored Voiles, 1885, 25c yard
Irish Poplin in plain colors, the best to be had
at 25c yard
Sheer and medium weight White Goods in hun
dreds of patterns, 1Oc to SOC yard
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
ITEMS EASTER SUITS

snow the
dmakes
nSuag handmade custom clothes More
t.
SPRING
NOBBY SIS all
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02

Edgar NJ. Haas, of Marlton, was bust
ness caller in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Priscilla Trego, of Philadelphia,
was calling on friends in Columbus last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Obert, of Asbury
Park, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Lydia Obert.
ReY. and Mrs. ]. W. Wainwright were
given reception at the M. E parsonage
last Friday evening.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on April 10th, of Miss Lena, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos K. DuBell to E. B.
Wallace, Of Wallace & Dickson firm OF
millers.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
ESTATE OF EDITH H. LEWIS

ESTATE OF EDITH H. LEWIS
Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
the subscribers, executors OF Edith H. Lewis
deceased, late of the County of Burlington.
will be audited and stated by the Surroeate
and reported for settlement and allowance to.
the Orphans Court OF said county at a session
to be held April A. 1912.
JOHN R. LEWIS,
February y, 1872 ABRAs P, STAcKHoUsE4
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
Fancy Neck FixingS
and Artificial Roses

Collar and Cuff sets, SOC ST. Fancy
Bows, 25c. SOC. Linen Collars, 123c
25c, SOC. Beautiful Ribbon Roses at soc, 75c,
$.0O, $1.25. See them at the ribbon counter
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
SPRING FOOTWEAR

So welAhave our efforts to please patrons, by
offering them the best of Shoe Service been appre-
cated that it has encouraged us to do greater things
this Spring, and we invite every Man, Woman and
Child to come to
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
TosEPH HUFF

JOSEPH HUFF
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS
NOTARY PUBLIC
l25 Main street. opposite Surrogate's office
Mount Holly, N. j.
Special attention given to making Abstract
of Titles, Conveyancing, General Accountant
nd Administration Of Estates
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Stnnoe,im StunDe pcrraltll mo oit
l%ebbaftere 9epeglin9 int &uuic Der
rietb. Dab SSene gefonunen, Die Gar'
men Ihmiiden iolten.
8iftor fleipetc ieinen &errn al
als Die Sbnne lid lcnftc. itno nil.
lcnlos mie ein &iilb licb er Niles ge.
id)eben. Gin, lab er i'm Sautcuil
lnio ipartete alf Carmen. CT mollte
lie nod einmal begriiBen, ebe CT an
Iltore nit ibr 3uiommcntraf.
Sic trat Elm i'm brailtlifer
Sdmiidc.
>, cs bcoilrftc ibrer @prte niht,
ibm SIT logcn,' boB iie gefommell.
"anic did 81 mir, Oantit ib mil
le, ipie 1m msiiebIt."
Sic that es, ibrc SbrGnell fieler
lciie, offs ieinc -Sano iiber ben sltlas
bcs alcioes ltreifte, Sals lnO @an.
gen beriibrte iino enblit iegneno an
Dem Saitpte rlibte, Oas @prtbenblii.
then idmiidten.
yMrtbnr ioa cine Code Geines
Sailptes abihneioet, beutte nod, mn
iic mir aif ben Gid legen, oamit
ih lie finoen fam. Oh mirIt mid
nid)t in gollingipoob trefferL ipeml
Oh bon Seiner Sod5eitsreiie beiml.
febrit."
30, bIeib Bel inns, Iboli."
r@eins is lit better, baB ib eebe.
europa Ut mir cine 5rpeite @eimatb
g~eruoroen, Biftor piiniht, Garis
pi~eoer5uieben. Mrtbur pirb bier
meme, Stele bertreten, iino mir i'll
Der 9eounfe, did in Goaingtpono
8u piiicn, Iieb. Sobalb i6 fiible,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

iprad,, beitgte or lid ponpdris linr
5udte iub 5uianmmen, ais lie Mrtburs
Ndnieil nnnnte.
IS mar cine ieltiamc Sranune,
beino6c eben 10 ~id)mer5Iid1. Sals frob.
80 aliiflid lid, bic fungen Got.
teal fiiblten, oroltgten iid) bod su
picle tribe Grinnerungeu in ~ihre
Seclcn, Die Stunbc ,n uitaemiidter
Wonnc SIT perflGren.
Irtbur oa6te on Hina, Die linn
iegncno nobe mar, CARMEN blifte
NIT acknowledgement Bid ai,f Den
Slinoen, beiien itl,mme 9lnge in
ibre Seelc ihniit.
Hahoem slQes poriiber, fiibrtc
8iftor ieiien Serrn onrd) Die tbeil.
nebmenoe Wenge binarts in Die
friife 2uft.
galb paren lie Nae IN .GoQina-
moob, Die @dite ihmGrmten ourd,
Die H1lime nno bealiifmiiniften Die
Heupermdblten. MooIf 5pg iid, io-
balo es linn mosIid pllroe, aiif iein
3irnmer 5uriif.
ga lag er %regunasloS aui Dem
Sager nno sudte MIR suiammen.
penn Der Sarm bonn Woble bcraui.
tonte. Stlunoe Inn Stunoe peraina.
@nblib fmbren Die @agen Dor, Die
@dite 5u entfiibren. Dian ipiinihte
lid quite Habt, Die Oamen bitten
iid elm. Die 9crren idritten i,nae-
buloig nuf unb nieoer, man elite Sic
Sreppen binabc Die BagenidlGgc
flogen 81, Ole Yeititen fnaltem, Die
&oiie iaiiiten Die Strabe cntIona.
SIN Sauje ielbit m,irbe baIo ancs
tiff. 3fuei 2id)tcr mr. ihimntertcn
bindlis in Die 4Naht. Mrtbur mar
aaein nit Der gralit, slOoIf aaein
init ieincm Sd,fner5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

gibt eS feline Somuenbllde ncbr,,"
0os critic 9egegnen mar pori;bcr,
tic marell gliidlif, i'm bel lid) ST
bobcn. Nid)ts ipor 10 id)nncrjlid
gapeIer, oils or acfiirhtet. Ntit
oonferfillteln Ser5elt lag CT i'm sc.
bette Dor Dem Sater lin Sinlmlel mo
bortc IrtburS aonmcn nidu.
Sdnpeigeno bcllgte aud, oieicr ons
anie mo bnnfte nit Dem SSreluloc
@ott fir beiieu Hiidfebr nio bic
unenolide @no0e, Die er ibm ges
lp1brt.
Stein Murloer, OaB tic Old por.
5og," ldhelte Ioolt oils JIG iidb err
boben llno ans Seniter troteu, no
cr 5llnl eriten Male Nrtburs nl1ilils
lid idones IntliB pol u,o genoil
Iab.
Iead fur5em @eilen perlieb i'm
grtbiir ipieoer, oanlit er Der Hhhc
pflege. Aoolf iuollte lid, chen STINT
Shlummer legelt, OILS cine ailloer.
itimme on iein DIR brang.
Bite, Snfel, lab Ntina funrnlen,
lie bat elm 10 ifoues aleio mr."
Gr lieB lid, nid)t 5pei Dial bitten
rno erlaitbte ibr, aiti bas Sopba 5lt
flettern, no tie ibm allerlei 6it er.
515len be9ann.
,9tina lit miioe nn0 mia ld,las
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

bab ids ertrageu fam, iperbe id)
mieoerfebren, in5miiden moge fein
@eoanfe on ben fernen @nnberer
9ein @liid Itoren. Sd babe piel
bariiber nadseoadt uno bin 5l Der
lteber5eugung %gefpmmerl DaB es gut
10 lit, pie Die Code iif gefiigt; id)
beoalere MIR, onB OH 10 lungc mir
Die @abrbeit peridmiegit, aber i'd,
meiB, 0u poGteit mir feinen
Shmer5 bereiten."
r8ersib mir, Ibolf."
sd iegne did, mein aiilo, unb
bite @ott, onb err Did 10 gliidlid,
merben laiie, oils if es ipiinibe."
Irtbur trat elm.
.8ott per9elte Sbnen bas Slid,
oas Sic mir geeeben," fliiiterte er
tiei bemegt, lid permag nidt 5u ia.
gen, was iG fiible uno bite MIR,
Dab Sic inns nod einmal legnen,
mid uno meme Wraut,"
Ioolf bate iih erboben uno legte
ieine SGnoc auf Mrtburs uno Gar.
mems !Solpt.
.Sbnen, Der meili 2e6en rettete,
oils if nod iein Mipale mar, gebe
if) ionoer Reib ,itno @roa meme
Carmen, Die elf Sabre mcines Sau.
les Sonnenifein geipeien. limo nun
iegne Gitd Der gamdhtige. mie i'd
Giib iegnc!"
Ginen Momelt lageil Ole SGnbe
id)wer aui Den geienften Sduptern,
Damn fiibrte grtbur Die graut BIN.
meg.
Die Srauiung ioate I'm neun ltbr
itattfinben, lange Dor Der beitimm-
ten Stunbe ober mar Die Stride st.
Slicas gum Groriiden poG.
Gnolid) cridien Der Yrieiter onl
elltor.
Sauienb Nugcn ridtetcn iid mli
oas Yortol, onrd peld)cs Die 9rnut
frat. Iber fliidtigc 1%bcilnabme mir
lhien bos @ruutpaor mo Der 9railt.
frGulein blcnpenber Sfwarln ~ er.
regen. Der 8egenitanb bcs Sntereiies
mar icner Inocre, Der langiam unb
gebeiigt oas Sauptidiii entlane
ihritt.
Die Geremo1ie be9arn.
limb mer gibt bieies Weib bieicn
Mann2" iragte Der ,Trieiter in Der.
fommlihcr @eiie.
Yeinlide Stiae folste. slaer Iu.
gen mnnoten iid) aui aboli, Der iidI
langiam poripGrtS belpegte. Z,
sd" iprah er nit ieiter
Stimme.
gr blieb neben Der 9raut lteben
als GARNET ole Srainingsiormel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
3 4. s. apitel.
Sas Cpfer.

carmen hattie i'm Stiaen gebofft,
bas ltngliid arf @raiip Spring
miiroe ibre S%ermdblints ipieoer auf
einise 3eit. per5oscrn;. iie tdi,idte
iit.
.Wan fabre NIT ben Torbereitun.
gen fort" befabI Mooli, .es beharf
feines peiteren Nufidubes."
Nile Nelt pi1n0erte iid iiber ole
fiiblie @leihgiltigfeit Der 9raitt, Die
ciiiae 3uriidbaltun9 bes 9rGuti.
cams. Ibolf mar .iebr perdnbert.
@ie friiber benobm CT iih giitig nnb
riidiihtspoa gegen Carmen, SOC cs
ie0oh Dor, aaein 81 iein.
Hiemonb abnte ben bifteren
aampf Den er nit iif fGmpite.
DIS critic 3uiammentrefien nod
Dem 9ranoe NIT MrtDnr mar -iib-
reno. Ter @linoe fiibte Die MN.
Den SGn6c ieines Shelters,
.Sie bnben mein 9ebet nit @e-
fabr oes ci9encn gerettet," ihlud5te
er. lid weroe es ME ~pcrseiien; @ott
belle mir. es 81 pergelten."
Tie ihonen Waitase idIponScn.
no Ole Npielbliitbe gebuftet, idppol
Ole bnrtc, Crime Sriiht; Slicbcr inlo
Sasmlin wurcn perbliibt, Der sSltni
nit ieincr Hoienfiiac berridtc iibcr
Golliugmpob.
Cine @of)e nod bis gum icltge.
iesten Sugc!
Carmen bottle nid)t mchr. Dem
8eidide 81 entfommen. puu,oertc
lid ielbit iiber Abolfs @eic,l, baS tic
burb anaenommenc Seiterfeit Su
bani,cn ild)te. llmionit. Sire 2icb-
fo'ungen blieben obnc Grnioerung,
einmal nltr fiiBtc CT lire Stirne.
.8ott meib, id wolte Iir fem
llnred)t thun. 9ieb." fliiitertc er,
lid meroe MqeS gut mafen."
Ter %folgcnoe Gag mar id)on unb
iparm. Ias @otbbriiitden lang
nibt mebr Dor Dem Seniter, eS
miBte abcr balb geiloaen fommen;
aoolf fannie 10 wobl oas 3irpen
unb 3witihern I'M fleinen Meit. gs
bate Die iunse Yrut. es bate Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
). aopitcl.
BIC 1ranmna.

Sic lcete ISOLDE perging. mic anc
@pfen pergebcn, oh f~reilopoll. OF
leiopoQ, Der Woraen bes fiinf5ebn.
ten Suni OGmmcrte roiig ii6cr Sol.
linarpoob.
Inter @raSia g(tbertons 2eituna
maren ale SGnbc nit Iorbcrcitun.
gen AT oeS cages Seier bciddftiat,
umionit bate Carmen aelpiiniht,
oaB Die Geremonie einfah mo title
Dor lid geben mod)te.
Seit ienem ereigniBpolen abeno
bate iie Snrrington nid)t pieoer se.
ieben. Mrtbur 0agegen hegab lid
tdslih iu ibm.
Nm bent entiheioenben Gage molte
goolf MIR ieinen treuen 9iener Nif.
tor nm iid ieben. oieier alein NOR
3euse bes itammen SGmer5es, Der
bas bIeide @eiidJt burfpi:bIte, oils
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
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ciner Stirnmunoc ricieltc. Gle @at-
terie Der Spriten riftcte iif gegcll
i'm, oaS @oiicr burhbrnng mo
Ihiiste ieine &leioer, bns @cfGir-
lid)Itc aber blicb nob 81 tbiln: bas
lleberldreiten oes @alters. @iiroc
er cs pernlogen? glein modte cs
gelinger, nit Der idipcren Gait
mobl ME.
.Saiicn Sic i'm, cr lit toot!"
font cs beralf.
,Nimmermcbr!" %ant!portete Ir-
tbiir mo prcbtc Den SiIfIoien feiter
oil sic 0rlllt.
Sdalioerno blidtc or in helt
fohenoen gbgrunb. in Den Elm Sebl-
tritt i'm unrettbar i~tiirSte.
oShlieBen Sic bie sl,laer, slr-
thur" tonte cine Stimmef m icin
DIR.
gr blidte aif uno iab Carmen,
bon ben llebrigen entfernt, nit mnf.
gelGiten Sanren nnb bitteuo aliage.
Itreften Irmen Itebcn.
Ger Inblif CAB ibm Wutb. gr
folgie ibrem &atbe mno mie Dor, I'M
iihtbarer Sar,o geleitet, Lief CT iiber
ben ihmanfenben 9alfen. Der utter
Der 2ait dd5te mo Sniommenbrud).
iobnlb Mrtbitr Die Moiicr errcift
unb belienoe Mrme iid) bes @etters
mo oes @eretteten ailnabmen. Ir-
thur fiiblte ieine araft iftpinoen
uno lanf beluuBtlos in Die 9lrme Der
Rdhititebenben. Wan leate i'm ms
8ras 81 Garmens SiiBelt. uer,piln-
oct, perienst, xaud,geihmGrSt, be-
muBtios. :
gs NOR sui fir MbolL baB Die
san5e '9ienerihaft BON Go1ingpoob
anpeienb mar, oenn Carmen oad)te
MIR an Irtbur. @einenb fiibte lie
Die blutieen. nerbrannten SGntoe.
trofnete bas 0lut bon ieiner Stirne,
beneste bos ~perienete Sdar, bas re.
gitngsIoie antlis nit ibreu 2brG.
men. Nls ct enolih bic Mueen onf-
idlug, ibren Hamen fliiiterte un6
Die 9lide Der 8ei6en ineinanoer
rubten. murbe cs 8ielen fIar, ma-
rum Carmen 10 itia unb lturm ge.
blieben in Der Seit bes ihonen, frob-
iifen Vrautitdnoes.
sd mill i'm nit mir mad, Sim
oentbal nebmen," iprad @raSla.
Der @agen martet."
DDS erinnerte Carmen, DAB aud,
lie Tflihten bate. Sic manbte MN
ibre ganae Gorge @boIf 81 nno
fnbr, iobaIo err gum 9emuBticin 3u-
riifgefebrt, nit ibm mad GoGing-
wooo. oils er auf iein 2aeer &C.
braft mar, elite iie, fir i'm 81 ior.
gen, aber hire 8egenpart ihien i'm
5i be%rnrubigen; err bat lie, i'm aaein
81 loiien.
Sbr mar Die ~perGnberte Stim.
mitng in Ibolfs @eien nidt emit
gangen, Tie pnBte nidt, peld)er
8runo lie b~eoingte, aber lie emit
ipraf Dem @nnibe uno begab iif)
aui .ibr Simmer, bon oeiicn Sen.
tern aus iie bas itolse @ebaube bon
8roiip Spring in cine idmar5e,
raufenoe. feuer5erireiiene &uine
per,panOelt iob.