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Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
M1DDLETOwN, DEL, sEPT.l4 ,lsl2
LOCAL NEWS
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.

Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. c. GREEN.
The best steak, roasts, lamb and veal, at
w. G. Jones'.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all times. W. q. JONES.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. G. GREEN.
Latest designs in Wall Paper at
BANNINGs.
Try my own make ice cream, in large
or small quantities. W. d. WLcUTrs.
FOR SALE.-OIe car load Of Choice
Western Oits. JESSE L SHEPHERD.
HIDES WANTED-The highest
cash prices paid for horse and COW hides.
W. G. JONES.
Belgin Hares for sale, for either breed
ing or eating purposec. Apply to
H. H. HILYARD.
A fine line of ladies Shirt Waists in the
new punch work, centre pieces, carving
cloths ana stamped pillow cHses'
MRS H. EMERSON.
FOR SALE-New Crimson Clover Seed
So bushel. Shipment about August I't.
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND
Milford, Del.
The best grades of William Penn and
Georges Creek Coal always on hand.
Full weight of 224O lbs. guaranteed.
SHORT & WALLS LUMBER Co.
Farmers You had better see the Roys-
ter Fertilizer Agent before placing yonr
ordere for your Fall phosphate.
]. A. Cleaver, Agent,
Middletown, Del
Buy your Monumental Work from c.
Frank Davidson, 34th ard Shipley
streets, opposite RivervieT Cemetery,
Wilmington, Del.
FOR SALE-The dwelling l now occu-
py on Lake Street. Terms and price made
known on application to.
Isaac TAYLOR
After October first, the Public Library
honrs will bt: Tuesday, 3 80 to and to
$50; Friday, to 30; Saturday, 3 to 5,
Pm.
We are expecting most any day, one
car of Choice Curles Prolific Seed Wheat
for sale while it lasts.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Seed Wheat free of smut and dry. Apply
H. NJ. LOCKWOOD,
Mlddetown, De-.
James H. S. Gam of St. Georges has
bought the Reybold farm near Delaware
City containing about 25O acres; the COL
sideration being $4,000.
Little Miss Elizabeth Clayton was given
a birthday party on Thursday afternoon,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Edgar Clayton on Cass Street.
Teeth without plates, gold crowns and
bridgework. TIE newest cast aluminium
plates. Also gold aud vulcanite dentnres.
Free Estimate DR.. j. ALLEN JOHNSON |
Phone $50.
We ! ave one car of Pure Fnltso |
Mediterrean Seed Wheat. A bsOlultly |
free of Smut and Garlic.
S. B. FoARD
Middletown, Del |
Our HIGH GRADE LEHIGH Coal, FRESH !
MINED is now arriving at cur yards sub |
ject to your orders Guaranteed free from |
dirt. Always in stock and under cover
Phone 5-48. JE.sE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE-A ten room house with
stabl4, all in good order, large garden,
situated on High Street opposite ST. |
Pauls NJ. E. Church
CAROLINE HAHN,
Odessa, Del. |
Unclaimed Let'ers.-The following list |
of letters remains unclaimed in the poet |
Office for the week ending Sept. 9th: |
Mrs. Ethel Boyer, Harriet Coursierv, Mrs. |
. Carrie Earl, Miss Parthemia Jpffarson,
Mrs. J. J. Whitesell, William Ollie Drain |
Vasey Fooern, Mrs. George H. Williams. |
Mr.. lanes Wilson.
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
Republican Primaries

The Republicans of New Castle County
will hold their primary election this
SATURDAY, afternooa between the hours
Of one and seven o'clock P. NJ. There
are no contests in St. Georges hundred
for any of the local Offices, and the vote
will not be large.
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
Bethesda Church

The fall schedule of services begin on
Sunday next, September 10Th. The
Brotherhood service at 9.30 A. M. will be
lead by Mr.. George F. Wilson, and as
this is the first service since the summer
vacation, full attendance is requested.
The Sunday School resumes, also, its
afternoon sessions, beginning at two
o'clock. 1t is hoped that every teacher
will be in place, go as not to embarrass
the superintendent and ditappoint the
scholars.
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
Foundation Laying

Nothing SO important in building as
the foundatior-and the bigger the
building, the more deadly any founda-
tion fault or lack! Anywhere else the
error can be remedied-in the foundation
never. The public School is the place
where Foundations are being laid toy life
for your children. See to it, then, par
ents that yours want not hing that will
make them do better school work. Ont
fl them well in every respect, and no
where can you do it so well as at Fogel
& Burstan's.
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
Rally Day

Sunday, September 10th, has been set
aparta as "Rally Day" and "Chidren's
Day, by the officers and teachers of the
Forest Presbyterian Sabbath School. The
regular time is in the month of June, but
the unfortunate prevalence of the measles
and whooping cough among number cf
pupils it was postponed until the above
named date.
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
KindIH Notice

ourstOrs will be closed all day satu..
day, Sept Slst, on account of holiday
Viii be open 6P, NJ. Saturday evening,
FoeEL & BURsTAN
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
The hiddIetoWn Transcript
Mails close as Follows.

Going Nortb-7.2, a IN. 1905: am, 4O5; pm.
p, m. and p. m.
Going South-S.UO a.m.. Alb p. m.' ana pm
For Odessa-7.jO II. ~, e.5U m', IL ~ r. hl''
30 p. m. 90, n 40 .
For warwick. Cecilton and Earlville $40 a.
m, and 4,45 D. m.
Middletown transcript., 1912-09-14
Next Week

Next Week
The ny Fall Suits 60 in
stock; Icy are nearly all
here al ! 6 TO $50. Newest of
pattern, latest of styles and
best OF styles and best of
makes.
NE Y GREYS
NEW BROWNS
MEV BLUES
NEW BLACKS
Every size for Men and
Young Men, lots Of styles,
extremA aud novelties, for
the young fellows, conser.
vative fer the plain dressers.
I lis WEEK
OUR SPECIAL SALE
Men s Suits s. to S22.50.
Odd Trousers 81 to $3.50.
Straw Hats 1 2 Price.
Low Shoes l 4 off.
Shirts Sale 65c.
Linen Cellars 75c Dozen
All of il'ese big bargains
while lhey last, splendid
values, and money savers.
Biggest v,vo Shoes
Because lyliIlIIN y c Othing
Best Hats
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

picture Of two youths wedding and
starting life together. They have
equal capabilities, they are m~utuull,
blessed. One couple abstains, tEe
other receives the beer wagon. .Arti-
l'clal processes barred, ~everynodl.
knows which couple to back il, the
race OF life. True. the beer drinkcr
may turn out all risht. But suppos
they nave children. Whose chic
STANDS IN the greater danger OF be.
coming q drinker afterwards: Sun
pose the children he boys or girls.
when stand the better chance in life"
Suppose the girl child grows M Il.
Drink. Two generations and ther,,
can pc no children. The beer w;.go,.
.Eat daily drives to the one house.
proves to be u hearse."
lie made q fine Indictment AGAINST
.he saloon. The church cries to close,
~ iiear sa loon and the saloon r.cor
niHes us right to demand that. The
s'aboath asks that it NAV remain ah,,l
untl It passes and the traffic reroe-
mes inns right The election DAYS
says please close until I pass from tn,
wisely az" ~
The retention Of the great corst,
NC ueclared. had been through the
un"arrantable dogma that h., ~
cense Is itself the s,niter ~ ~
loon. u me Sd
ne proved otherwise. 1T is no sys.
Il w ma ~ at'tcking the saloon. And IL
- "ere' It would be a h~iehwavn,on,o
- ~ 70 hoid up the traffic and forca
cono Pay ior It's own destruction r.
~ - not h enemy of whis,<ct
and thauor tfaf1lc is the public enemy
1 Tha the license system is it's friend
gildea ap9 mas become q palace.
pioplletor Il affiant and ;nso,ent
dirtv OF every agency of vice ron,
red light eat', djst r on up-or down, to the
= me law, then The license svsaa ="
trcache1y." hncecllity and
Of tho rehearSed the mighty chances
The ene sl,irit among the liuuor d la !
Of '. dsf a,5ttude has changed from oo'' ons
be allowed to 20 liy a hyzteria. praying 10
de-, oench, crying, Good NI To ,,ourn-
restr: regulate ne, charge no "
ne live" ohl II possible lot
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

Chap as ever borrowed Money from:
a Toc-Danccr.
She hurried home to keep it out of
the Newspapers and to tell those who
would listen that American Men we're
Impossible
Then the NIarkec came over with
his Solicitor and IL Bottle Of Chloro-
form and Z full kit Of Surgical IN
struments, and the Wedding was fully
reported by the Associated Press.
The Captain Of Industry sized ND
S~on-ln-l.aw and knew that when the
money was gone, the Narkee could
always get a JOB hanging up Hats in
me Iheck-ItOOln Of q irst-claSs Table
DIIotc Restaurant.
from the window Of her Chataan
IN the Burgoo Province the LADY
Iashler can see the American Tourists
gong by In their hired Motor Cars.
tier { Pushes with Delight when
she happens to remember that in
another Three Months or so Friend
Husband will come home long enough
to show her where to sign her Mama
What Is more, she has the Priv.
lege or walking out at any time and
picking Flowers with the Understand
lnS that she is not to let 1t be known
mat n is related to any Of har
Relatives on either side Of the A.
lantic. az
MORAL: Europeans have ? Rieht
70 THEN own Money.
~'NopyFlSht, 1912, by George Ade)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

never could Belong.
She swung on the General Manager
for a Letter of Credit big enough to
set ireland free and went traiDsing
or to the Old World under the
chaperonage Of 4 New York LADY
who had seen I;etter Days although
she still retained her Lorgnette.
Now it will be admitted that VIII
nam J.. Burns is Some Sieuth, but
"hen II comes TO experimenting and
running to Earth a prattling An,er,-
cah lhSenue with q few Millions stuff
CO IN her fteticulc, the Boy with the
hiide"ed Title who sits on the Boule-
Vard all Gay and dallies with the
green and pink Bottled Goods has
got 1t all over Burns like q Striped
Awning.
All the starving members Of the
Cp-Asalnst-It Association were wait
ing al the Dock to cop the prOspec-
i've Meal Ticket. Not one Of them
had ever Shaved or Worked, and
each wore his Handkerchief inside
MS ,eot n had Yellow Gloves
Stltcheo down the Back and was fully
emitted to sit III an Electric Chair and
nave 10000 Volts distributed through
'ne steer Ribs OF his Corset.
AS soon as Kathryn began to meet
the koqueforts II Camemberts She
discovered that they had Lovely Ewes
and certainly knew how to treat =
Lady. !"
Kathryn had 1Aen brought up on
f~hliadeiphia Literature. and ever
during her most ambitious Socia]
fiights h had encountered the Type
or Mar who remains on the opposit
slue OF the Room having trouble wiz
his White Gloves.
She never had been against those
Wiling Performers from GascnnS
VINO wore Red Ribbons and Medals
ana who rushed over to kiss tbe
hand and then look deep into ha1
Eyes II tarob like q Motor Boat.
This class Of Work simply shot b.,
luise up to $50 and made her thinl
mat she was Cleopatra. floating ~
'ne Roya. Barge Il surrounded y,
crawling Slaves. .
nen q Certain Markee v1.f
~ icy Lap and purred into her Ea,
dha threatened to curl up onstha -
dhu Que If Il Refused him go
9iiHpiS keeled ~ with Txcit.,,1a
After h recovered she ro.,d ~.
Sen ctually Engaged to the Pom
sentative OF one Of the Oldest No.
Hes N the Saucisson Districr - -
LaESoo ffoviace and a. ,os-,..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

from rage Seven
constitutional barriers. ..1ho e.,
pfeme Court Of the Initnd c+a ~
noiuS the States in their repulatian
= : itS own internal affairs R,t ~
eouIls also hold that Congress muat
oohtIoi interstate commerce. r. 80
solve" wy UNCUT to
Then Mr.. Webb entered uoon n,s
aaoi u1teni, Ills bin briefly provides
Shipment Of whiskey tnto
pooo1t,oh territory for unlawful n1r
poses. In other words. II - iur-
whiskey in yiolation a IS !
question II intern ar;san
nno $50 out all matters Of law 60
apoi intent, After the State
n 49, such assistance as this - 81
70 49,, crime or a misdc,naa,oa
If more than a certain ouantiil.
want - N his possession. .V-,
Of tba "ithdra" private ~partnarsbinv
u me law" he said. 4oiitors
y IS dead against the Who'll
- pllze winners. cienc. ard .'lhe
1oioH says this. Alcohol 80. re-
: 1ldh at his best. 1t does o'ef put
tirto"s OF men otherwise horan sood
enereio ou' IL leVies blackmail on Spine
gle = oi.efWards. Andrew. G'nelr
prohihirion tsn1perance crank nn.
oi4lnitlon preacher. hlt - nor &
tne greatest tenptatio,' ~ declares
Inc speaker took Co.
~ ~ personal liberty l,a.I+%; the
en- nperol VIII not b,~iiN OF beer.
Bank - : not an aLeta1 elautf-
anyone hg+ naturalist, viii No. Df.
not touch ,,l-ooh1', Or. I.orenz -
his nerves "i1'ho! IIc nc.11 vi,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

I" support the Constitution. II was
duty OF the Husky to keep these
imported Rabbits on tho jump and
increase the Output.
he made himself SO strong with the
big Center Poles that they declared
pim In every time u Melon was sliced
ana when It came time to Scramble
INC Eggs and pull off the grand
" hack-tp. he was standing at the
t'fao or the llno With a Basket on
his Arm.
So 1t came about that one who
started In a Thatched Cottage and
grew up on cold Spuds and never saw
a Manicure Set until he was SS years
OF age. Went home one day to find
toid Fish swimming about in every
Nhoom and Servants blocking the HALL
ways.
lie had some trouble finding Rings
that would go over his Knuck,es and
the SILK kin felt itchy for quite a
"niie. but finally he adjusted him
sen 10 ms new Prosperity and be-
OF Socialism.
This rugged forceful Character,
10 whom the Muck-Rakers referred
az a Baron, had a Daughter who
started out as Katie when she carried
.ne tot Coffee over 10 Dad every
Noon.
"hcn she got her first Chin
,i'n9ohG and Father switched from
we l,udeen TO Cigars, she was know
i'iSh SChool Circles as Katherine
ana When Pop got in on the nain
NV ana oegan 10 take an interest
IL. falntlnss, the name Went down
on the Register at the Waldorf 80
itathryn, III those peaked Sia,r,
Nevada Letters about tour inchaa
high. ~ 1heheS
Katie used to go to St Josa,b,s
tia'i ono" IN q while With Martin
n Lad who helped around ~.
Grocery. ~
katherin" regarded with nuct
tnFoT n Iallid Drug Clerk who actal
az a Clearing House for all Loo
Scandal.
Hut sag. when Kathryn came bac,
from q vire-Clad Institute oyar,ook.
ing the historic Hudson and devote,
10 the enclosing and polishing Of tn,
Ieiaaie Progeny Of those who hay.
got away With it, she began vorkins
the Snuffer Oh all the Wculd-Pa
back in h Mill Town, and whel
she got through eXtinguishing. tn
:ittie Group that remained Looked lik,
-" Remnant .of the odd Guard a
Waterloo.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
i'ccky Mount Tobacco ,,..

the s,ns11 "oui1' Jan. 27.-Considarin~
country ,.s'' the am reun; Of tobacco in the he
ans Week have been uu scar Tobacco e
The 1i,'' naa1iv to about 15 Soot''y po gn%r'
shown n'1 ;mpro OF the offerings has also
f fauGn better than recent hrn mas been
brigh, larger per cent Of p 1"n-
~vrapeors .' prioa. and a good many
tars .he better grades Of leaf on all
Than fnr wrappers have been hjr Jus
bring ga n ,er'S' 9 good many piIes
$780,, pe' hundred and more. -
h. +L|ti new buyers ar tna
he m @'Iprded more co1npetitjn ''af 1na
scene. ,es n n5ssen,s an aninat tee
~ 5an sa average Tor the , r.aIy watch
man SIS per hundred Week is more
us >'' W@ef u shI '%i ISL T. ii. marAr,
- ne ~-A:aeric9n Tobacco" t!lnsharn.
resentin. 10 .. tohb. Of durham, ' r.n.
,ang. ne liseetr & Nr.rs Cow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30

once there vas n Husky employed
tn crack the Whip around q smoky
Works that did not offer an attrac-
ike Vista from the Car Window, al
though il hloSSomel with q fragrant
crop If Dividends every tune the III
Yrrt0r4 got together III the Lack
Room.
Most Of tho American N~orkinGmcn
employed in this Hive Of Industry
came from remote parts OF Europe
r.tan wore his Head entirely in front
OF his t.arS and hHtf t+k.n IN Goth
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
George AIDES New FABLES in Slang
-l912 Models.
=, NAV FABLE OF TIL. SANS Old THING VIII Nft'
~. TRIM MINGS.
iy t.Or e de 1''"" .! Nh"T' A'''"'S'
Models.

Father had to stick around because
occasionally the eight Thousand Good
Tempered Boys IN the Pay Roll would
begin to burn with Wood Alcohol n
the Wrongs OF Labor and pull OFT a
few Murders, merely to hasten the
Triumph of Justice.
By the way. Kathryn had Il Mother
who used TO hide in q room upstairs
and ti.nidly inspect her new Silk
Dresses.
Kathryn applied the Acid Test to
Ter feuule and decided that they
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-30
AN Tl-SAL0ON LEAGUE
HEARS GREAT SPEECHES
ON SECOND DAY

""hnnned from Page Seven +,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

gen sic Olipia bieber, oamit lie
enti6eioe."
@ottirieo 2pnoitbs ai,gen %funfel.
ten milo.
,Sie bieberbrinsen2 2ieber woat'
id lie foot ieben. 8iiien Sic, mas
Sic perlangen? Weine gtifte bdlt
lire Srauing fir siltig, rno oils lie
iid WittDe glaubte, belratbete lte
ben geliebten Mann. Sic 81 ieben,
wiirOe lie tooten. Der SfanOol, Der
8erluIt bes @atten, Die Shanoe
miibten lie erbriifeil uno Sic ioll.
ten lie idonerL menn Sic ie Tie
liebten."
.Sb if lie liebte!"
Hobert mari lid IN eiiten Seliel
uno perbarg oos @eiidt nit Den
SGiloen. Sotte 8ottirieo 2pnoitb
nidt bod red)t? @ar iie nid)t bon
jeber itol5 mo empfinbli6?
Gr erbebte in %namenloicr Gual.
8ottfrieo &pnoitb ~perfolgte nnbarm'
ber5ig ieinen gortbeil.
Sic wollen 2aop @barteris ie'
ben2 MeinetDegen. geoenfen Ste
ober mobl Ole Solgen. Sic reiBen
lie aus Den Nrmcn oeS SrGirtigoms
0eben Die @eididte ibrer Sborbcil
Der @elt preis, uno iie miro, me-
nigitcns bis Die 9tihtigfeit Der err
iten Sranlne ermieieu lit, ais oas
@eib 5neier @atten IN ihiefes Sibt
geitellt. angenommen, Die Seiratl
nit Sbren w0re giltig geWelen, il
farm ioiort Sheioumg nad)geind.
meroen, mo I'M id)limmiten Sale
pernlosen Sic MIR weni9e @onat'
iie Don Cir Srgo ST trennen, Dor
ausaeiett. oaB lie Die Sdmad) ilber
Iebt. Sic ielbit aber iollen IN De-
Stunbe, in Der Sic Slipia Gborte
ris ac9eniibertreten, Dem @eridt,
aiisgelieiert meroen. lin ibret
miacn i6onte id Sic Dor 5uei Sab
rem, nm ibretmilen aber laiie i'd
Sic nm audi oils 9ieb branOmar
fen. Sic baben Slipia Damn piel
leidt ms @rab a%etrieben, iid lelbl
aber iidtr ina @eiargnip. @ebel
Sic binan, IN ben Soea, anct Gin
Den Sic Slipia an Der Cir =.
9rGutigoms. Sd weroe Sic nidl
%binoern, ionoern ioiort Die Goli5e
IN aenntniB ieben lolien. 8ablel
Sic, &obert elsie, uno wablen ii
idJnel."
gr blidte mi Die llhr. Sn cine
@iertelltunoe iolten Die Nerper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
8. &upiteI.
Hpbert Elsie.

@ottfrieb Spnoitbs @eiiht mar
oas treue slbbilo ieines G~barafters,
bitter, itreng, entibloiien. @1bs
reno er IG1elnb an Der bod5eitli.
den Safel iaB, ifmieoete fem
furhtbares @ebirn YlGne, iofort er-
fabte Der feingemanote idlaue 8eiit
Die Sragpeite Der @efabr. Sir
Sugo Gbarteris bate Die Sahlage
poafommen rihtig be5eihnet, bieies
Wannes grifeinen beoelitete wabr-
iheinli9 &uin fir @ottfrieo 2pn.
oitb.
@r bate &obert elsie Dor britt.
balb Sabren burd) cine teuflii6 an.
eelegte gosbeit in feline Iaft be.
fommen uno aus gnglano BERTHE.
ben. Der 9anlpier, auf Dem &obert
elsie iit nod Imerifa eingeidifit
hattie, %nerbrannte anf ofiener See
obne oab cine Seele gerettet. limo
bod eri1ien Der Sootgealaubte an
Olipias Sod5eitstag. @ie leift
fonnte nun ales an's 2id)t fommen
uno Sbma6 uno SdanOe ben alterl
Serrn t~reffen. 3libem miiroe Slipio
beim eriten Cant ieiner Stimme III
| ieine Mrme ilieeen mo ibm anbdn-
gen in 2eben uno 600. 8ottfrieo
2pnottb aber mar arm, oas beiBt,
inn febIten %perfiigbare Iittel, unS
ais er bic 9tifte sur Innablne bon
Sir Sugos Werbung beitimmtc.
bate bieier linn cine gmmeiiung aui
Sebntauienb Yiunb, 5ablbar an
Gage Der Sraullng perlprohen
9(Ges bate lid 10 biibih gefiigt, nnf
iebt-itnb iest- 0iiiteres 5eiiel
aliibte in oes Wannes glugen, als
er Ole breite Sreppe berabitieg.
yIan gewinnt itets, menn mai
oas S6limmite fiibn ms Irg,
iabt," fliiiterte er, ~Sfpad)e mi
Observation-Disclosures uerlieren imme'
uno perbienen eS audi
Ssn ieber %9ebensfriiis bate e
nad oieiem @runoiate gebon6E
uno iih gut babel befnnoen. Nls e.
Die Saae errei6te, perrietb oos be
weaunasIoje Mntlis weoer lleber
raifuns. nod Surdt. nod 3orn.
lie game 0ieneri6ait bate be
reits lid benz ginoriuglin9 cntae
eengeiteat.
.8ir fonilten i'm nift obweiien
.ISir," rief Der Sausmeiiter Grser
lid, .er iagte, er woae Sic lpre
'&en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

m1bltcn obrciien. @pttfrico 2pll-
oitbs SelbItbcberrihruhe par groB,
mo bod woren jest ieine 9ippen
grali, folter SdppeiB Itano auf lei
iier Stirnc.
.@Gblen Sic" mieoerbolte or
Ideinbor rIbig, ,gcben Sic bin.
aitf, ribten Sic Olipia 5l 0runoe
ODER p~erlaiien Sic bieies Saus auf
INNER"
&obert elsie erbob iid.
9is Slir SooesitunOe periolgte
2pnoitb Die Grinnerung an Oas gel
lterbaft entiteate Mntlis.
sd babe getpdblt, uno 8ott i'm
Simmcl itrofe Sic. Sic limo 10 &C.
pib meiil Moroer, oils oh mein 9lut
SIRE Sano fGrbte. Iemnod lol
Olipias 2eben ourd) meme Sano
nift peroiiltert neroen: Sic liebte
Mid emit, ilnb mas imrner Sic ia-
gen moeen, lie liebte mid, wie tic
ME ben Wann Iieben miro, an BEL
len Seite lie ibr 2eben pcrbringerl
ion. Sd gebe, @ottfrieo 2pnoith,
ln,o Der Iamdhtige banoele on Sb-
men, pie Sic an uns %banoelten."
Or erbob Den Irm lruo Der alte
Nann erbebte.
gr mar pebcr feig nod abet-
el1ubiid,, unO boh mars ais itanoe
momentan iein Ser5 IT'LL; groBe
Sropfen traten auf Die bleide
Stirne.
SD babe geiiegt," bafte er,
yaber nod ein iolfer Sieg wiiroe
mid mabniinnig mad)en."
9ie Sbiir offnete nnb lhloB iif
mieber. @ottfrieo 9pnoitb ielli5te
tief. Der 6eiilo mar gegangen unf
er mar gerettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

ltlrid Die bemubtloie 9eitalt in Die
0roid)fe, Ser autid)er, Der oas linz
gliif ocrlfuloet, fubr Oapon.
Inter oes a~potbefcrs gei6ifter
Sano fam Gobert Somfslep balo
miebcr Sium 9emitBtiein, iobolo CT
aber Die Ailgen uuigeid)lugcn bate,
idloB er lie Gd)oeno iuicocr ullO per-
fiel IN cine glrt @et1ubuug.
ia iteft mebr oabinter, ais Gin
Sdlae an ben &opf," benlerfte Der
Mpotbefer, ybringen Sic Den ,Serrn
iofort beim unO rufen Sic eiiien
Mr5t 5u &iilfe, oamn mag CT lid
mieoer erbolen."
Seimbringen! lllrih %itorrtc Den
Ipotbefer milo ar. $50 ipar iein
Seim2 Gr beliete lid iiber ben
aranfen, riei i'm bel Nomen nnb
illdte i'm gum 9eipubtiein 81 brin-
gen: umionlt-er manote mr. ul-
rubig iein Sallpt unb itobnte Dor
Sfmer5.
.0as bilft nihts," mohntc ser
a~potbefer. lest lit er nid)t fdbi9.
Sic 81 perIteben, o0er ailf irgeno
etnas 81 antmorten. 8illen Sic,
no CT mobnt?"
Stein. ih leriite i'm crit Dor Elm
paar Stuloen 5ufaaig feanen. @as
iol ib a~nfangen? aonn if i'm bier
in Sbrer Yilege laiien2"
,Hein. Ger Anblif zines Ser
munoeten lit fiir aunoen nift ange-
nebm; id) mub sic bitten, i'm mog.
lidIt baIo fort5ubrineen. In Sbrer
Stelle wiiroe i'd Sbn ielbit nit mad,
SauIe nebmen."
,@irflihl" rief ltlrif bitter,
ytpenn Sic aber cine Shnueiter bot
ten. oeren @emiitbsitimmung 81
niini6en iibrig lieBe, Die belite ld)on
cine beftige CELEBRATION erIebt hat?
God fonlmt einmal, &utiher, belft
mir ben Irmen in Den @agep brin-
gen, i6 fam i'm ni6t perlaiien,
mas and INNER &oianna tbun oOer
iageit moge."
Hahoem er Ole Ibreiie bon Sail
Woon.S Terrace eegeben, ieste er iidl
nit menig beneioensmertben 8efiib'
lem in ben @agen uito betrad)'
tete oes Serpunoeten toot1bnlides
Mntlis.
.Meine ein5iae Soffnung griinoei
iid barauf. baB &oianna gerr
&ranfe pflcet. @enn ih Die ga
loppirenoe Sdwinoiubt bate
piiroe tie mid nit Gngclsgeonl>
umaeben, iolange if mid aber gu
ter @ciunbbeit erireuc, lit oapcr
nidts 81 merfen. 90 miro tic aud
mobl Wr. SapfSlep miitterlif pile
gen; iobolb er aber auBer 8efobl
uno ans Dem Sanie lit, oiirite lid