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The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
COMMITTEEMAN WOOD
DECLARES INDEPENDENCE,
RELEASING HIS FRIENDS
No Preference For Democratic
Presidential Nomination,
State Leader Writes
JOY IN WILSON CANE
Leaves All Members of Party
Free To Support New Jer-
seyite, Is Inference

National Committeeman Edwin o.
Wood is sending postal card declara-
tons Of his independence on the pres.
idential nomination to his friends
throughout the state. He denies that
he is or has been committed to any
candidate.
Up to this time Mr.. Wood has only
been able to report in the east that
there is a strong sentiment in Michi-
gan for Harmon, quite bit for Clark
and friendly feeling for Folk. He
did discover some Wilson men around
Baltimore. His action in protesting
that he isn't for anybody In particular
is construed at the Woodrow Wilson
League headquarters in the Telegraph
building that he has seen great light
since the governor of New Jersey
made his triumphal tour through
Michigan, and the newspapers have
taken straw votes on the situation.
Other Wilson men have received
long letters from Wood. setting forth
fervently that he is for harmony and
Democrats success and has his ar
NOR girded on fer assailing the Re
publican foe only. Not word for the
presidential preference primary in
Michigan, although the Democratic
national committee has declared for
| it wherever possible OF attainment.
Woods postal card disclaimer is
satisfactory to the Woodrow Wilson
League. as 1t inferentially leaves the
national committeeman's friends tree
to get out of the cipher class and
swing into line with the rapidly-grow-
ing Wilson movement in this state.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Makes arrangements
To Defend Labor Men

INDIANAP0I,IS,-IB IBd-seb. s16.-
-Four labor leaders. implicated by the
federal government in the alleged
dynamite conspiracy, today remain to
be arrested. Fifty individuals thus
far have been taken into custody. The
unarrested men are!
John ]. MeCray, Wheeling, w. Va;
Milton II. Davis, Philadelphia; ]. w.
Chicago.
President Frank NJ. Ryan, OF the
international Association OF Bridge
and Structural Iron workers. and the
most prominent Of the indicted men,
today sent kilograms to all OF the In
dlcted unionists, saying that attor-
neys had been engaged here to de-
fend all OF the implicated men.
No meeting OF the executive board
of the iron workers will likely be held
until after the indicted are arraigned
here on March IL, according 10 Her
bert g. Hockffl. secretary-treasurer or
the union. today. Hockin said that
the question OF possible change or
venue from Federal Judge Anderson
would not be taken up until then. IL
is alleged that Anderson would not be
fair to labor i'm the cases.
Detective William J. Burns, before
leaving for New York today, made
the following statement concerning
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, in
connection with discussion OF the
alleged dynamiting conspiracy
Samuel Gompers is shaking hands
with himself too soon. This investi-
CATION isn't over yet by any means
District Attorney Miller and other
federal officials refused to comment
on the statement.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
OLD DETROIT NATIONAL
BUYS BURNS BUILDING

The Old Detroit National bank has
purchased from Howard G. Meredith
the Burns building at Nos. $500 Girls
" old. St, for a consideration which is
not given out. but which is said TO
be above 100000. The building Is
solid stone, four stories high. II has
q frontage of 80 feet on Griswold-st.,
and depth of 80 feet. II was built
so years ago by James Burns and
was acquired by Mr.. Meredith from
the Burns estate about l2 years ago.
Ii is stated that the bank has
bought the property'as an investment,
but there is a possibility that the
Euhl estate, which owns the adjoin-
ing Lewis block at Griswold and
Larned-sts., will erect a big offce
building there, taking in the site OF
both buildings.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
EX. PREACHER is AGAIN
GUILTY OF FRUAD

Isaac N. Aldrich, the ex-preacher
charged with defrauding Mrs Jennie
q. Kinne, a widow. olt Of $1,000 in a
stock deal, lost his case in Judge
Murphy's court, Friday, the court di-
racting a verdict against him for
s1176. the amount of the claim, with
interest.
since giving up the ministry, AID
rich has made living selling stocks,
and in two cases in the circuit court
during the past year, IL has been
shown that he defrauded widows out
of large sums by selling them Mar
oneo Portland Cement Co. stock. Both
~ the widows knew Aidrich during
mis- DAYS as a preacher, and both test
ieed that he referred frequently "a
his former calling in his arguments
to convince them that the stock he
was selling, was giltedged.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
SAYS WIFE TAUGHT BOY
TO SWEAR AT HIM

Little six-year-old Willie Moshier
sat in Judge Hosmer's court, Friday
morning, and laughed when Ms father
'Allan Moshier, testified that the boy
lad been taught by his mott er tc
swear and call him vile names. IL
response to a question from hie attor
pey the father repeated a number oi
caths and vile names which lie said
the boy applied to him.
did his mother not object 10 tha.
kind of language?" the huspa:.d was
asked.
mo, she taught the boy to tax that
way and approved OF it when Oh
jected."
Moshier charges that his wife nep
iected her home to run about the
streets, and she comes pack WITH
serious charges, and names a womar
with whom she says her husband was
friendly
Divorces were granted Friday (
Margaret vs. Patrick Dunn, drunken
ness; Marie VS.. Frederick Reige-
cruelty, and Nettie VS.. Frederick Phil
lips, desertion.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
". k BENSON, OF DETROIT f,
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
ON DYNAMITE CHARGE
Former President of Local Fed
Grafton of Labor Is TAKEN
at Barkersville
MAKES GENERAL DENIAL
Says He Left Michigan Because
of Daughters Failing
Health
MAKES GENERAL DENIAL

SARATOGA, ". Y, Feb. 16--Wiil,
lam X. Benson, SO, former president
Of the Detroit Federation of Labor in
1910. was arrested today on his farnl
ct Barkersville, 20 miles north VI
tere, charged with completely in the
alleged union labor dynamiting plots
ir 1906. Benson was walking delegate
of the Detroit Steamfitters' union for
rine years up TO the time Ee came to
Barkersyille last September. This
morning he denied any knowledge ci
dynamiting and said he lefs Detroit
and came to Barkersville bet tause his
daughters health made it necessary
for him to leave the city. He will b.
arraigned later in the day.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
DRYS ORGANIZE FOR
ARENAC COUNTY FIGHT

STANDISH. Mich, Feb. 16.-The
opening meeting OF the Arenac coun-
.ty local option campaign gEs held
here yesterday by the drys, nearly
every township in the county being
represented.
Oncers we're elected as follows:
President w. II. Rule, Twinning; sec
retary. James Nesbitt. Maple Ridge;
treasurer. Douglass Black, Mason.
=. A. Drau. of the Port Huron dis
trict. organizer for northern Michi-
gan. was present and gave an address.
Ex.Gov. Glenn. of North Carolina.
will speak here March A. There viii
be hot fight in this county. -
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
TO EXAMINE BOOKS
ON FREIGHT BUSINESS

City Accountant Edward Bullock
has made arrangements to 90 over the
books OF the Electric Depot Co., the
ID. U. II. subsidiary concern that coil-
ducts the electric freight and express
business of the company, in an effort
to verify the figures presented to the
judiciary committee OF the common
council by General Manager Brooks
earlier in the week MIR. Brooks toid
the committee that he would give the
accountant free access to the books
and all the assistance possible.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
MANY COMPLAIN OF
COLD STREET CARS

Assistant Corporation Counsel Pen
niman's invitation to strap-hangers, TO
file complaints against the ID. U. r.
when they are compelled to travel in
poor ly y-heated cars, was taken up
promptly, according to the records IN
the recorders court, where nine
complaints were filed Friday, for run
Ming refrigerator cars as passenger
carriers on the Grand River line.
The cases will come up Monday
morning, before Judge Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
DROPS CHARGE AGAINST
WIFE AND POLICEMAN

Patrolman Alexander Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Leila NJ Chambers were re-
leased by Justice Jeffries, Friday
morning. when the young woman's
husband withdrew his charge against
the couple, telling Assistant Prose-
cutor Koscinski that he was unable
to prove his marriage" in Walker
VILE, four years ago.
Koscinsh says that Chambers ad-
mltted that there was a deal on TO
settle the case, and wouldn't deny
that he would soon be driving his
wifes automobile around the streets.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
WOOL MILL OFFERS
STRIKERS HIGHER PAY

LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. 15.-Rep-
resentatives of the Wood textile mill
one of the AmeridlS Woolen Co.'S
group, issued a statement today Of
fering to take back the striking wool
sorters at an increase in wages that
will average from eight to ten per
cent
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
confss.es To Smuggling Chinese

Kenneth Baker, a boy of Is, te3ti'
fiel before U. s. Commissioner Kin
ney, Friday morning, that he was "a
member OF a gang which made spe-
cialty OF smuggling Chinese into tue
country. The gang was under the
direction of George La Tour, OF Wind
sor. he said. He told OF bringing two
Chinese across the river. landing al
the foot OF Orleans-st. He took the
men 10 the NJ. c. X. r. depot, where
they bought tickets for Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Woman Who Losf Arm and Leg When
Train Hit Her Is Aavarded S25, 900

Feb e-Mrs Mary Fke who lost her left an
in
e Marquette by jury in the circuit court last night
Fixes hubnnd was killed at the McKneyave
train a which riding
e his life but he hesaed and threw his little
aaughte
Mrs FIke
spoher the railroad for the death Of her husband
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
n.nten pnliccmnn Grt-' M.rrnnt-.

Patrolman stephen Currie. who was
assaulted nv "a gang Of rowdics, We'd
nesday night, nt Fourth and Michigan
aveS swore out u warrant in police
court Friday morning. charging Edgar
Hanrahan, Frank Coney, Claude Love
and John Doe" with being his assail-
ants The FIRST three are In custody,
and the fourth Is being sought by the
nnlicA.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
EXPRESSING AND BAGGAGE,
uaip or C'ty II.
CHiIds Clothing Catches Fire
and Tot Is Burned to Death

nav CRY Mich half old Oh Adoiph
city burned to dean az
with the other cniioteh
feed the cattle got 70 me ss
ana In hearing the scream
ely burned on and JUS nes
tather anu otot
the house when the scoea'
cure
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

One year sgo today Highest tem-
yerature. ~, lowest. 30i mean. 3st
cloudy weather with 90 inch OF rain
Tha .nn sets as sos y. m>snd rises
saturday ne 0f25 y. M.
! Thr r,,es rises ssturs.y st sIss q. n.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
The WEATHER.

For Detroit and vicinityi Friday
night and Saturday, cloudy and unset
tied. with moderate temperatureI mod
ernte southerIy winds.
For Lower Michigani Probably
cIoudy and unsettled weather tonight
and Saturdays moderate temperature
wind. becoming brisk south.
ToDaY,s TEMPERATURES.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
MEN ARRESTED IN
LUKE CASE RELEASED

Patrick Doran, an inmate OF VIII
Aliens mission, who was arrested on
suspicion of being the fend who at
tackled little Gladys Luke on the
street. Wednesday night, was releas-
ed, Friday afternoon, after he had
been taken before the little girl and
declared not the guilty person. Two
other suspects whom the child failed
10 identity were also released
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

CHARLES w. wARHEN & COMPANY.
Society Stationery,
Jewellers washington Arcade
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
E,c,ory Inspector Make. Complaints.

pepnty Factory Inspector Mary &.
Girardin sworc out wapropts, Friday
morning, charging Paul Kolbc. and
CcoreI Wagner, OF the Wagner Baking
60. with violating the 5i-hour-a-week
employment law
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

Commercial Credit Co.. Ratings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10
TO The PUBLIC.

Theweekly issue OF The" FRETE
PRrssE FJER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas. 1t Is
mailed to $50 post-ofdces. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory.
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and Of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two taavelIng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium In the State OF
Texas, when it Is the object to
reach the German reading pc
Pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10

@eiutranben sefanft = @ute rei-
fe teranii1e @eintrauben, bot,
fGiparaer Mrt, peroen gefauft tn be-
liebigefi Auantit1ten gum Weinma-
den bon 9. gnrsitalIer, lie Sones
ape., neben Der Zone Gtar gralie.
rel. Ole beiten @arftpreiie peroen
be3oblt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10
NtorHsBeriht.
NaumlupQe.


San antpnip, Seq, Z. &ug. Or
binarb 10A Cts; 2otp Wioolins
11A gts.; Waibblins 1874 Cts; 8ooO
Mibbling 10 Gents.
9alpetpm, Seq, Z. aus. = Orbis
lsarb liz gts.; 2otp Wiboling 12A-
cts; Mibbin9 1874 Cts; 8oob
@io6Iiu9 1879 Cts; @iooling 8ols
1871 egnts.
Gan Gntonio, I. ang. = 1912.
6iihner. .....$1.75 Ii. $500 per SBo.
$urfebs ..............14c per Yfb.
Ger, frifd .......16 gts. pet Dbo.
Butter ............16 gts. per Yf0.
Weiaen. ..$1.01 per 8uf6el
5afer. gts. per 8ui6d
Sen $11.00 per So,lne
6o,ria, per gfuno.. :. ..9A Hfb
Ealg, per Bfnlo.. ; ;. ....4 gts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10
Wied . Warft.

Can Nntonio, Z. Mug. - 1912.
S6fen $3.50 Biz $4.85 per 100 Yfo.
Aibe $40 BIB $500.
@Glber 1915 Biz $4.75.
Buuen $2.75 Bis $500.
eddie $500 Biz $3.50.
8iegen 1925 Bis $3.50
ct. 2ouis, z. Mug.- 1912 &inoe
bieh. Eeras~gieh, $500 Biz 1925.
Sdtpeine 1915 Bis $8.57h.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10
NentIie.

aartoffeIn, Meue, SO. /, $1.25 nnb
$3.50; SO. 2, $500; California. $1.75.
2tpiebel11, Nene grnte, Bermueu
75e; peiBe gbrbifal 8ay, $1.25.
gomaten, Seganifde, 4 3orbe 65c
unb Toe.
aobl, $500 nnb 1925.
@urien, geras, ST per 2/3 8ni9el.
8obnen, runbe srine, $ 2.40 per
Ora, 40e unb soc per 1I3 8uihel.
@riiner 9feffer, 34e nno 40c per
gibfartofeln, $40 uno $t.s5 per
100 Bfunb.
@elerie, soc uao 75e per 9uberb.
umoaitine gars", Toe utb &c per
9mbenb.
WMf9el,
maborber, &c per Bfu1tb.
gierpf[an5eu, $1.25 per CAMPER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-10
Samell unO Weliigelfutter.

Sreb. staffel, 81s OFT : Commerce
9eu, @etreioe, @arteus unb SeIbfameu.
@eflii9elfutter, Snfmbatoren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

@cn bieiem @ugcnblife aneefanaclt
niome if mid Der Muigabe, Die
@abrbeit in oieier Safe 81 cnt.
oefen. Sd mill beipeiien, baB mem
Gater elm ebrenmann-meine Wtilt.
ter cine tu~eenbbafte 5rmi mar! llnb
i'd mill iie finben - meine orme,
idiperaefrGnfte Wutter-mia lie IN
hire Hedte einieten, 1tno ibr ibren
Sobn mieoer geben!"
,Genn Sic bieber fpntmen nit
poIfgiltigen 9emeiien, oaB sic go.
gets redtmaBiger Sobn Iinb, min ih
Sic nit oifenen Irnten empfanaen!"
i6rie Der -alte @rai erreat.
Limb ih audi" iagte 2orO SEQ
narb nit bosbaitem Sobne.
Silsb perneietc lid poa Gbrcrbie.
tiafeit Dor Dem alten @rafen, mari
2oro 2eonaro, Der iest iein erflGrter
Seino mar, einen trosisen @lid 5li.
un0 ging bom rnbig binous uno
perlieB Oas Sdlob.
MIs er ole Strabe erreiht bate,
blieb er iteben uno id,allte Suriid,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

.&conorb." iaatc Der @raf ieBt
itrcn9e. AR. Gbnnons lit etn ehrert'
batter iltngcr Mann. INTO 0tl barflt
i'm fcincsipeaS anflaael,, nab or Dor
bnttc, cine Tnlidnng 81 beaebei. Sit
ieinem 8eiidnte trdgt er bic @obrheit
ieiner @cifIicbte ouiscitriebcn. sd
mill nm, often i%pred)en, n,ooen ipaS
INNER iiir Solaen oarnlts c%ntitehet.
Sd balte Die Iebnliffeit pon Der.
Ghanoos nit Ineet iiir etrpos mebr
ols einen 3nial. Ssh bolte i'm titr
Tngets Sobn!."
yWcin &oter," ld)rie 2orb Scpnaro
entriiitct NIT crgliihertoem @eIidltc;
,bns fam, Sbr grnit nift iein!"
rSo, eS iii mein @rnir," mar Die
ieite Nntport heS l@rafen.
Sugb's @eitalt er6ebtc am 9ullSell
aorper.
p@ater," riei 2prb 9eorlaro nit
Dor Corn fnit eritidter Gimme aus,
meillen Sic mirflid, OaB Sic Oieieli
- etriiger iiir SIREN red,tmdbigen
giifeiiobn ilnb grben Der 8rafen.
miiroc, nit aitsifluB meiner ielbit
unD meines Sobnes balten?"
Der nlte @raf i1iittelte traurig
oen aopf.
uIas meille i'd nidt," iaete er;
robgleid,. penn er es more, ih oieIcn
ii,naen Mann in meinem @er5en mo
meinem SaIie %ipiafon,men bieBe, luie
nenll es Gaget marc, Der mir aus
DEM @robe nieoerfehrte."
2oro 2eonaro preste ieine 3dbue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

milo 5uiannleu uno mari Sugb einen
9lid giftigen Safes 5u.
.gr ioIl nofppeiieit, luer er it,"
idgte er IN aepreBtem Zone.
.9eonarb," iaste Ser alte 8raf
jest, yes iino MN mebr ais ~pierunos
3wan5ig Sabre uersangen, ieit Gaget
ltarb. Sh nor 81 ie,er 3eit nlft
i'm Shloiie nub Oil parit mdbrenb
ieiner aranfbeit uno bel ieinem Sooe
allein NIT ibm. sat 'er ltie BON Der
eriiten5 zines Sobnes seiprohen?"
.Hie-niemalS," erflGrte Soro
2eonaro nit iiberilitliigem Hah.
orltfe. sd mill Sbnen jeBt Die @e.
id,ifte sllll hrnoertiteii Mtale er5ab.
len; uno ba Sic bieieh Abentel.rer 10
iebr in Shr Ser5 mo Bertrauen eir'
seihlcIien baben. inn fiir Yagcts
Sobt 5t halten, mill id) ibnn Die @e.
lhiftc bonn Ynfarae an erSablen."
nGrSablc," Iagte Der Oral, ieinelt
Sis mieocr einnebmeno mo iid Die
Muaen nit Der Sonb beid)atteno.
Slgb blieb iteben mn belt Ieine
6rennenben @lide All Den 8rofen'
John aebeftet.
rOtein 9ruoer Eoget mar i'm
5lpei Sabre otter oils i'd" be9arll
2orb Scpnaro nit perGd)tlihem Illus.
Oritdc fed III Sugb's @eiid)t Itarrenor
Ais err etDn neuu5ebn Sabre oil
lpnr, id)ldie i'm mein &atcr inter Der
Sbbut ieineS Gr5iebers, oes DIR,
Seane. ollf Teiien, nm cine mebr'
jGbrige Sour iiber Den Continent 81
MAIDEN. Sic rciiten 5ielnliu LANCE
lumber. lieBeH lid, aber Dam IN CT.
nem fleinen Oeutifcn StGbtden ME-
Der, ipo Mr. Neane. mie ld) lpoter CT
fubr. cine God)ter in einem Eenlionai
bate. Yaget mar Elm ronlantild)et
Sdmdrmer 0oS WdOd)en lbilbid
uno faum fiini5ebn Sabre alt. Die
beioen iIngen Selttc faBten cine Net
grug iiir chamber limo Wr. 9eanC
nnteritiipte Die @eihid)te, benn CT
oadte es mare gar niht Id)led)t. ieinl
Sodter zines cages ais @rGiin 81
ieben. Nah einiser 3eit lestc CT ieinC
Reiien nit Haact tort, aber tic febr'
ten INNER pieoer uad) Dem Staotd)el
5uriid. no MiB 7eane I'M SnStitiit(
mar. IN bieler @eiie perginsen oil
Sabre, Ole iiir Die Heiien mciucS
@rltoers beitimmt moren mo DC,
Sermin ieiner @roBiabrigfeit riidt(
beron, oils mein Batter 5uidaig Dor
einem Sreunoc. Der bieielbe beitid,C
Stoot beiutte. ctmas bon Yoget's
Siebihait eriubr unb meinen grubcl
ihleuniair mad, Sauie beriei."
Sier belt 2crb Gecnarb inne, ct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

(5ortieR o.

5ugb brittle Den genlolten hing
aona aenall, ltnb nit unnioerlteblt.
der 8eiuaIt brGngte lid ieine Scele
bic lleberseugline auf, baB leine
MebnIiffeit init 9oro GpremonO ct
mas mebr ols elm bloBer 3ufall lei
uno oab ct enolit cine Splr 81 Dem
8ebeimniiie. oaS ieine 8eburt nm.
CAB, eefunben babe.
,aunn bieier Sorb @nremcno, Der
10 jung aeltorben lit, melil 8ater
iein?" fraete CT lid, bon elmer ltiir.
miifen 9emegung burhfluthet. .llno
menn er es mare, mer it's, Der beim'
lid meiit gan5es Seben lang itber
mid aepaft, meme gr5iebuna &c.
leitet nno 10 lonee iiir mid geiorgt
hat, bis ih I'M Stanoe mar, Mid
felbit 5li %erndbren9 @enn Soro Gpre'
mono mein Batter mar, iparitm bin
id beimath. uno namenlos? Worlim
lebc ih nift in 8erlpif Saa? llno
nenn er nif,t mein Sater ipar, ipas
lit oonn oaS @ebeimniB bieIer ieltia.
men Mebnlihfeit, unb mer bin ih?"
Gin itrerger glnsorud Ipielte I'M
ieine 9ippen unh er ipurbe nod blei.
der, ala CT ieine gfiigen pieber nic
onflageno 5i Dem 8eiifte auf benz
giIbe crhpb lnb lid oieie 6ragen
lpieberbolte, bon beren Soiung jest
ieine sanse 3itflrnit a6bins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
mdbreno Elm 2Gd,eIn nm ieincn @nllo

mGbreno Elm 2ddeln I'M ieincn Muno
ipielte.
.Sas mar ein GROCER Gag fir
mirnlelte er. sd bobe
meine Scrflnit-meine 0ermanoten
entoedt. @ie sering und) Die De-
peiie limo, peiB i'd ood,. oaB i6 Der
Sobn-ber rettnaBige Sobu 2oro
Yaaet @premonoS bin. llnb jett
mub ih meme Miltter linden, ipenll
lie lebt. Sd mus ibre SSeirotb nit
meinem Batter ansiinbig MAIDEN.
llnb 10 lanse mir has nitt ~seluuselt
lit, 10 lanse i'd niht als fiinftiger
Serr nod Serpid sou 5uridfehrcm
fam, 10 lan9e perbe id nidt H,tbe
nod Srieben fenneu-uein! Iber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
2. aapitel.
Sneb's geifif nimmt ,inen ielt.
lame @enonna.

Sueb ltanb nod imnler bleit, i'm.
tier ur,b nit anflageftber Miene Dor
benz Billie oes peritorbenen Soro
Gpremonb, als 9oro 9erpih IN Die
@iIoergaQerie eintrat uno ii1 Inn
naberte. Seine @rregung inter.
briideno. ipanote lid Der junge
aiinitler balb seaen ben @rafen I'M
uno ieine gliibenben Ilgen unb er.
regten 3ise perrietben, mas in ibnt
Forging.
9as 2iht fiel BON oben elei1Seitig
duf iein @ejid)t nno aui oas Bib,
inb Die Iebnlitfeit Spiifeu ben Bel.
ben mar beutiih in jeoem 3use 81
ieben.
2orb 8erlpid), Der garlS nabe auf
i'm augetreten mar, itieB einen er.
itiften Sdrei aus, mid einige
Shritte 5urid nnb ianf uuf einen
Der 0ipans, Die inmitten oes Saales
itnnben.
g.Gs lit ieltiam-ieltiam," MIR.
rnefte er. ~es lit elm rprmberbarer
3ufoll!"
.Gs lit ieltiam, mein 2orb," iaste
!Sligb. sic iagten, bob Sbr Sobn
jung nnb unperbeiratbet geItprben
iet2"
Der @rai bejabte.
sd CLAUDE, Sic baben nod einen
anoern Sobn?" fraate Su9h.
vSa; 3eonaro, oeiien Bib 5unadit
bGnet."
$usb betrahtete oas be5eidnete
Bib.
Is mar 81 elmer ipateren 3eit ge.
malt por6en, nls 0ds oes Glterelt
prilbers, lun9e nod,bem bos Original
birefter @rbe bes @ruientbunls ge.
iporben mar.
IS itellte einen Monn bon nlaiii.
per, f%ruftpoller @eitult uno imponi.
rer,bem ausieheu oar. Us mar fem
~offenes 8eiiht. lrlo unbelgianer
StoIS iprdt,en oils oemielben.
.Gas lit oas 9ilo bon Ioro SEQ.
narb e%prentonb, meinem ein3iaen
Sobn uno grben." iaete Der @roi
nit ihmerem Seufjer, Or lit @itt-
rper unb bat einen Sobn, Der aegen.
mdrtis in Srforo itibiert."
Sugb's @lide febrteu i'll Dem
9iloe oes Glteren gruoers ;nriid.
Der junge aiinItler mar jest IN ieiner
inneriten Seele iiber3cligt, baB ieirl
9eben ireenopie nit Dem 9oro Ragct
@premono's perfniipft mar, mo er
befflob, Die Sofe nm 5t eriorihen.
Sam bieie Iebnlihfeit Elm
bIober 3ufan iein?" murnlelte er
ielbitlaut mir lid.
Der @raf ting feline @orte nili
i,nb purbe bleih. yWir. Gbanooe, "
inete er nit 3itternber Gimme, i'd
bite Sic, mir etmos mebr iiber lid,
ielbit SIT iaaen."
yMeinc @eihifte lit leift er,Gblt.
mein 2oro," entaegnete !Sugb bolt
itol5 nit Ginger 8itterfeit. Sd meif
gar nidtS iiber meine 8eburt une
Serfunft."
SITS moglih2" rief Der @rai
.Wo baben Sic gelebt2 User lind
Sbre gertponoten2"
,,2aiien sic mid Sbnen meme @e.
ihihte er51blen, mic id tic fiirslid
ieIbit gebort babe, iaatc Suab iif &C.
ipaliiom berubisenb. YYor ctmc
pier. pber fiinihnb5naBia Sabrcr
aina elm Rnnn IN einem LANCER
Wontel. nit einem tici in Die Stirn(
aebridten suite, elm fleines Sinh IL
ieineg slrmen traeeno. ourh ein'
GrmIi1e StruBe &eniingtons. Gs mai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
(5ortiesuns mIi Der A. Scite.)

- 8enn 5ipci 9eioeu lid einitelleu.
lpie cine grfaltuns ilno Elm Suiten,
giebt es 5lpei iidere 9inse 81 tbun--
bolt Or. Gueuit aonie's Samburser
Sruittbee iinb eebrauht i'm. Sn bems
ieI6en babt Chr eiu pnbres &cilmiticl
llnb cine iifere Sur ipirb iol9eu. f.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-23
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