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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
BURGLAR BOUND
AND GAGGED HER,
GIRL DECLARES
Little Margaret Kuhlman Tells
Lurid Story, That Sounds
''Funny" Polcie Say
CHILD ALONE IN
( HOUSE AT THE TIME
Only Thing Taken Was Dollar,
Exact Location Of Which
Thief Seemed to Know

Margaret Kuhlman, 14-year-old
doughter OF Mrs. Margaret Kuhiman.
Of No. 268 Joseph CampaHGve., stag
sered into the cleaning shop Of w. 8.
Marshall, No. 773 MonrOe-ave., at .
o'clock, Monday morning, with cloth
tied around her head, to hold q piece
Of paper In her meuth a. gag, and
q piece of cord wound around her
wrists. and not tied.
When Mr.. Marshall removed the
gag and the bonds, this Is what Mar
earet gasped out to him:
Her mother had left home at 6:3U,
to 90 to work, telling Margaret that
there was 81 In q dresser drawer to
pay a man who would call for 1t dur
ing the day.
Miss Margaret, Is minutes later.
was doing her hair in front of the
mirror, when q mans face appeared
In the mirror. The man had q re-
velver. He hissed, Hands up!.
Margaret raised her hands. The man
wrapped the cord around her wrists.
stuck the paper gag In her mouth,
wrapped the cloth around her head.
and as she watched him, helplessly,. >.
he took that dollar.
The detective flyer. officers from
EImwood station, and others, were
rushed to the house.
Detective Bob Glare says that Il
was q funny burglary. Nothing but
the dresser drawer where that dollar
rested, was disturbed. The drawer
was open. The bottom part OF the
draacor uuo uutOuchod
Here's how Margaret says her bur.
glar looked:
He was about five feet nine inches
TALL heavy set, with very, dark skin
and big black moustache. He wore
a long, black overcoat and checked
cap.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
SUMMONED AGAIN
IN Gilman CASE

When the Gilman case was resum-
ed before Judge Phelan, Monday
morning, the court ordered that the
rames OF Is men summoned for jury
service. but who for some reason had
not reported. be again placed in the
box along with the one remaining
from the array OF 400 selected by the
commission in September. and from
these is name an effort will be made
to All the vacancy existing on the
Jury. The sheriff was ordered to
have these men in court Tuesday
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
O'ShaugAnessy Pzacea
In Bad Dilemma

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 17.-It Il Con-
sidered possible, today, that Charxe
d Affaires O'Shaughnessy may make
a trip to Vera Cruz, this week. 20
avoid replying to an invitation To at-
tend the opening Of congress, now
set for Thursday. This is the legis-
latton given for rumors tnat
OShaughnessy is planning to leave
the capital. II he goes, 1t il learned.
he will merely make a hurried tr1p
to confer with John Lind, at Vera
Cruz, and be back here Thursday
night or Friday.
After congress failed to assemble,
Saturday. the senate fixed Thursday
as the date for the formal opening.
Invitations to attend were sent to Ill
the diplomats, including O'Shaugh-
messy. As the American charge DAFT
faires could not attend the opening
OF congress, which is not recognised
as legal body by this country. he
was confronted with the alternative
Of refusing an invitation from HuerfA
or temporarily leaving the city ION
imperative business at such q time
as to make acceptance impossible.
Cara Aldape. who resigned, yeGr
terday, as minister OF the interior,
left for Vera Cruz. en- route to Francs.
As long as he was still on MexioAn
soil. Aldape positively asserted mat
he had not had any break with Hv-
erta and that he was going 10, Francos'
as minister. To- succeed Francioco -
In Barra, who goes ia japan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

for having stolen two eggs, while he
was working In meat market. Il
was his second offense.
LONDON--King George and Arch
duke Ferdinand, OF Austria, have ar.
ranged shooting match, both being
considered among the best shots Ia
Europe. -
LONDON-"Billy Owlet" is likely
this Christmas to supplant the Teddy
Bear" which for several seasons has
been 90 popular In British nurseries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
SUFFRAGIST GETS MONTH
FOR HURLING TOMATO

LONDON, Nov. 17.--Ethel Seaton.
the suffragist. who threw hammer
and Q tomato at Justice Lawrence in
the Old Bailey. was sentenced TODAY
to one month at hard labor in Hoiio
way jail.
Testimony at the Guildhall police
court, where all OF the women who
created Saturdays disturbance, we're
tried. showed that the hammer was
inscribed:
mo submission to government
which tortures women"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
DESPONDENT WOMAN
TAKES POISON; LIVES

Mrs. Charles Foss, living at Peter
Hunt and Robert-sts.. swallowed a
small quantity of poison at May and
Harper-aves., while despQpdent, Mon
day morning. She was taken to the
ONCE OF Dr. q. X. Sipe. No. 2167 Ora
'tiot-ave.. who pronounced her in no
danger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
MINISTER HAS HAll11ER OUT FOR SOUTH AA1ERICA
MINNEAPOLIa-"To

MINNEAPOLIS-"To hell and
back" was the Rev. q. l.. Morrill's
Sunday sermo nthcme. upon his re-
turn from trip to South America.
CHICAGO-Mrs. Margaret Green.
aged 81, fell face downward In O pool
|of water less than two inches deep,
land was drowned.
NEW YORK-round wandering on
1.-THE strssts drunk, foussyear-old sarah
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

keefe In dying ct Bellevue of alco-
holic narcosis. Her mother is under
arrest charged wi'h neglect.
NEW fOHh--- N,oab,ess Sxecheuyi,
woh was Gladys Vanderbilt, has the
police OF Newport and New York look
ing for two $1,000 gold bags. She Lost
one In each place, v
OCEANSIDE. l.. i.---Ralph Morton's
white orpington hen has swiped the
high cost of living BY laying an sGg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

Z 1-5 by 8 1-2 inches, weighing two
ounces, and having two shells.
NEW YORK--When lanes Carroll
appeared In court, charged with hav-
ing picked Simon O'Dea's pockets. he
complained that ODea. In throwing
his arms around his neck, had acci-
dentally euiptied his pockets into his.
The excuse did not go.
HUNTINGTON, w. va.-Charles
rhumel must spend year n prison
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

- Detroit agA .vteinitys Monda y
a., wsss SssI.s s'sss :;sS, :,a .sss:s. ss.ss
- pssDk eeoth 20 se0thwest w1uds.
kes Lever MleASgans (seneraIly
00ooy Meo1ey, ne9hf esd Tuesday,
~. wsssr 1enaaS nsght In eentral and
~ shs Uppes Lakess Brisk wtsds,
4oey ooo6owestS 0neett1ed MonAay
SS3ss - HesasyS colder Tuesday On
|. - ~ LEVER I.akess Moderate "a
- oo0eA o1l seuthwest w0ndss fair
- XoeDee uoooay n1gheD Tuesday,
=. 49, 49, 80 warmer, Drsbsbly Fsiu
80 yUog 80 Se1ays IaagAest tem-
Sg sewest. 81 D<as. -,
80 eopep Ttogsaoy at 0sSS :. =. -
ooeo rsres ~ ~M3 ". noOuGny,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
Police Official Shot DoWn
Soldiers AS Wife Pleads Rl1 M
ously With Rebel Leader
to Spare Husband
CONSTITUTIONALISTS "a
KILL" WITHOUT MEN -
Only Regular Soldiers Who TAlf6
Oath to Support Carranza
Exempted 5

NooALEs, Arlx, Nov. 17.
General carranxa today rocolvoi n
. telegram from General g1enxalo q
leading onstItutienallst u Woe0I I!
eastern MsxIoo, that hi49 teooDr h,
are today bssIeelRo vsososI0, ~ 81
ltal OF Tamaullpae, and t1su9 ~ w
city 10 expected to Sal) n11v III
moment. 1 a
WAsHiNoroN, Nov. n<-n0ks IS
spite an almost oomtlnuono ~ &
change os msssa0ss bstwoom J6)l &
Lind. Charge Neieon osohoo1 ~
messy, William 9ayard AG12
and the state departmomk - NJ
rstary Of state Bryan lna)oeod 1u
day there were mo nevv doxo1no
nsnts In the Mexican sltuatloN.
Ofslciais at the Moxlenn osul-
bassy here are reportod - hoVo
sent 60 % paso To- oosmpOooo
accounts Of the killing of Sooeeol (
otFlelals BY order o. ooWoeoD Il
Franclsco Wills. lt 70 oOalmor1 +:
that u b parajiel betwoun ~ \
deaths Of these mon and thoe oe
former President Madoro whlob u
witt b smphastxsd her0 0koul6
the carranxa conotitutloWaJlot6
finally receive recognition from !
President Wilson.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 17.--AS
emphatic denial was authorized
~ the White House today q :
report cabIsd from Msxlca cttv5e
Charuo o'9haunhnaaoy wan ~ 3
.4Ieoo ~ 1Aano1oesN sgsslDe = = Z
ona leave Tor the uq1&ad otn1i
u Was further toHJS6 flGk n
cisi Envoy John Kind wAs q, 49,
the consuiAts at vsra Cruz ana
take refuge on one Of the AmerI-
can battisshIps now In vera Cruz.
Ell PASO, Tex. Nov. 1.-THE exc
ution Of federal prisoners. captures
y "Pancho; Villa, when he TOOK III
ity Of Juares, Saturday, has not ~,
nded. n ~ ;1
According to Villas iteutenantS
iany more federal army of{lcarn ar{t
oldiers OF the federal volunteer armv
I'LL face airing squads. Only ff5
ves OF enlisted men in the fodorSI
egulars will be spared. they ssy. ~
hen only on condition that they taR1
ne oath to support the constjtutfon
lista cause and enlist In the rebe
anks. W
The most important sxecutfons
unday. were those OF Juan CordoVn
hief OF the Juarex secret police. m
'ablo Ebave, police ofIiciaI.. Tnoo1
'ere peculiarly atrUcious. Ne6thoe
IAN was blindf0lded, accordine -
illnesses, and both were marched -
ne cemetery, where open graves ~
cen dug. The men stood 1t one osjr
{ the graves and when r0beI -
ters fired. the bodies fell into tie
ofes and were immediately cov6f6d
p, almost before life had ceased.
Ibave's wife pleaded piteously with
lila to spare her husbands life. hut
e refused.
Definite announcement il expected
ON Nogales that Governor Carransn
Ill Immediately transfer his head
uarters to Juarez.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

Lucifer matches--that u, mo(on1
tipped with an explosive suhot1o s
were hrst used about ~
improvements have booo xrn1o
matches since then. the upoc3 ~
ant OF which We the 1nvono
the safety match. stzlhlng e. g.
only. n I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

0.9!NUDE HOFFMAN CRAZY
nsS2 ~ ssS Q2.s.1sS = VIII y danced
|see'e opeasotra1 1anl-,x11.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
STREET CARS CRASH;
TWO men INJURED

Two men were injured. both about
the back and arms when south Inbound
Bal1r car No. 1854 collided with
sonth-bound Michigan car No. 1924 at
Chene-st. and Gratiotave., early Mon
day morning.
Peter Tomoski. 80 years old. of No.
155 st. Joeeph-st.. and John Waltz, 20,
of No. 7s6 Fxrnworth-ave.. both pas
sengers on the Baker car. were the
Victims, Both were taken to their
homes. tL/ ~ VI
Cafe nSma. John r. and Adamss--Adv.
e. rrl.n1K Pc naFss rs~ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17
THE WEATHER

CLOUDY AND UNSETTLED WARM
ER MONDAY MONT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

A fund for the relief OF the desti-
tute families of sailors who lost their
lives In the recent stor mhas been
started by ]. Ward Westcott OF this
city. A sum of nearly $4,000 has
been collected and this sum will be
greatly increased within few days
II 10 believed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

DAILY ssA sssaay pssser--el.
Rsas. John r. and Adams.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-17

Congressman Gordon, OF Cleveland,
n reported to have wired President
Wilson demanding an investigation or
these charges and Observer Conger
stated that he would welcome a fuli
inquiry into the work OF his once In
this connection.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-28

crlano?" fraat Wtrs. Nelbon tbeil.
ncbmeltb, bat iie iid) poaig erbolt?"
,Netn," erptoerte @usuite. uno
ibr lai,ertoer gIif Itreift Die mn,
ifmeigiainen Srouboboure, Ibis iett
nod ttidt. Sic rpar Die Nadt iiber
leibeno, nltb iblummerte crit am
Worgen ein.~
rGie Sise mar tpobI iduIo an bent
llnfaa?"
vMosIid, aba mar irnmer idipdd.
li6."
@ie bon einem eleftriif)en SbGag
getroffen, fdbrt Der. 9enoir, ipelfer
iheinbar nit auberit geringem Suite.
relic Der ~ltnterreonng gelauiht bat,
auf. nit ertpart1lnspoller Spau.
nilng beften iih ieitte 9lide auf Iu.
quite Sutberlono.
nGntihuIbigen sic, endoiees
8rduiein, nannten Sic Die Dame
Moa?"
lleberrai1t bfidt Mliauite auf;
LANCE uno 0ltrforingeno rubt 'tbr
Slid ouf Dem Troubabour. GS lit
elm auffaaenb biibider Wann, bteier
Scr. 9enoir, - Gaiton genoir, ipie
auf Dem 3ettel 81 leien itanb. in iiio.
lider Sh0nbeit. ein5is in ibrer art:
feline, ebele Siise, groBe idlparae,
ieitd)tetoe Ingen. bunfles, lodges
Saar. Die bobe, tabeloie @eitalt
5eigt basielbe pollenbete gbenmaB,
wie bas antlis. belien Golorit rein
lnb tparm, aber oIipenfarbig lit. CT
ipridt nit frembartisem accent
flieBenbes enaIiif,. Gen oberflddli'
hea geobafter ipiirbe Die feiieltbe
Grideinung iebr anseiproden baben:
Iuguite Slltberlnnb iiebt tiefer uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-28

LANCE aiif INTO nieber: Die SbitbGume
bliiben in roiiger 8raft, es lit elm
berrIid]er Morgen. @alton ers1blt
bon ieinen Geiien unb bringt I'M.
merfIif-io oft lie in ben foIgenben
ihredlihen Sasen niif iinnt uito
iinnt, lie perrnohte ME 5u iaeer,, tpie
bic &ebe auf Wrs. Sutberlanb.
&iidbaltlos tbeilt bas ilinee Wdbheit
ibm nit, mas tie peiB; es lit wtrflif
tcenig ge,us. gr lauift n%lfmerfiam
nnh unterbriht lie nit feirer Stlbe.
.Sie SutberIanbs iinb pobI reft
bodmiitbtgS" fraat er.
vgs lit Die itoIseIte SomiIie tpeit
unb brett. Ni6t cine. Nrin5eiiin
ipdre Mrs. SittberIan6 au gut gerpe-
fen fir ibren lSobn, pdre Wib Ho.
ban elmer tpeniger bprnebmen Sami.
lie entiproffen, lie bate tros Der jun.
gen Dame @eidtbum in Die $eiratb
nidt getpiatet."
Sdtte Sulie ibren gegIeiter onae.
ieben, 10 niirbe Der Iusbrud ieiner
3iiee iie beitiir5t baben. Diaboliife
Sreiioe flammt in ben ifparsen Mii.
Gentlemen, ipribt aus ieoer 2inie
bes @eiid)tes.
sd CLAUDE man ruff Sic" be.
merit Der. 9enoir.
rSSiilie, SiiIie, mo biit 9u?" ertont
entities Stimme.
Siilie's Stirne iimipDIft iid, Ga.
itor 8enoir aber i1eint tros aler
8alnnterie, Der l1nterbredyung frob.
Die Sroubaooure, ipelde Ieieno
iinb raitfenb aiif benz 8alfon iteben,
fihern beoelttiom, aIs Wr. genuir
nit Sitlie erifeint.
$50 gebit On bin?" ruff elmer Ser
aameraoen linn mad, ais er Ianeiam
fortiflenbert.
sd min mir oas staotden be.
ieben."
Limb tuiinideit 9u feline geien.
idaft?"
.Ddnfe, nein."
@aitou geaoir beeibt iif nidt ms
St16tfen; er ihlaet Die Mitti,ng
nod Raplefpoob ein.
pgtoIi1 = enblif!" iaet ct iit,
.erbli6 bat meine Stunoe geihla.
gen! Sabrelang babe ih baranf ae.
tpartet, bin iiber 2ano uno Meer ge-
toanoert, uno MIN fiibrt mid Der 3li-
faG in bteies entlegere Stdothen.
Der aIte Goban bate Ioree geriig
bic 3iieeG in Der Sano, mn, fomme
iH an Die @eibe! Sfabe MIR, bab ct
tobt III. CT bate biel aitf benz
2erbboIa, cine biibife Nortiom SAB
bat iif aneeiamrteIt. Nur, mub Moa
barur1 berbalten. gnbIid, enblih!
@fiid out. Cation genoir, 0ein
Sterrt 1T i'm S%teieen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-28
Gin furNtbart$ 6ebtimniB.

elm Sdrei ben Saal burhgeqt-oer
pilbe slufihret elmer 6rau. @an5
born. Der 8iibne eeseniiber entitebt
cine 9etuegung, bIeih nnb erid,rodeu
trdgt artbitr ieine obnmddtige Srail
ants bent SaaI.
GRIT nod einiger 3eit eelingt es,
bas Yublifitm al ~berubigen. @ie
2auffelier bat itt Die 9lrroe perbrei.
tet, bnB Mrs. SutberIanb, anifei.
memo beim 9eien bes SetteIs uno ser
@anten Der Sroubaboure, entiest arf.
eeiprilngen rnb nit Dem furdtbaren
Shrei benubtlos 5uiammense6ro-
den lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-28
~. & I.
Cation gemuir's Brief.

Wopletpoob's bobe, eiierne Sitter.
tbore iteben. eleifiam ~einlaoenb,
melt often, oIs Mr. genoir iid ma.
bert. gr bleibt iteben uno I1bt Die
8lide iiber bic ent5iidet1be aisiift
aleitet. al,f bent breiten Sabrtpeg,
ben rieiigen IbornbGunren, ben
iammttpeihen &aienplGsen, aus be.
rem ioftiserr Grim gIumenbeete in
b,intem Sdmelse ninfe,t, ben plat.
iHernben Springbrunnen nnb benz
itattliter,, oIten 0eb1ube, beiien belle
Mauern atpiiten ben gGimen ber.
poridtnntern. ltest eoIbener Con.
neni1ein, to,iienbitimn,iger 8ogelge.
lang unb Der Snieften Iuitises Sum.
men ,tnb Sdnirren r,ad]t iif Dor.
bar, tp1brenb ionit ringsum tiefe
StiGe berrift. Der prGhtiee Belle
iheirtt tpie elm 3auberidlob IN Der
Nittagsrube ai Iiegen.
,Diiripabr, elm berrlifes Seiml"
oenft Scr. 8enoir, rein Seim, alii
bos Seoermat,r itol5 1iein fann. LIND
loa Goban lit Serrin bier, lit zines
pornebmem Mannes 8ottinl 9eitc
better; i9 miibte mid iebr irren,
tpentt es mir ti6t geldnge, lie In Der
Stal,b 5u oemiitbigen."
Or tritt burf's offene Sbor, ifrei.
tet ben breiten Gabrrpes entIang, ,unt
fin6et nof elmer Weile einen @art.
ner, Der nit aufbin0en bon Hoier
beif1ftiet lit.
sd rpeib niht, Of if mid cine,
3ubringIiffeit ifuIbig made, liebe,
Mann," ipritt DIR. 9enoir, lid bin
bier fremb, aIs i6 Die 9bore offer
fanb, frat td elm. SoGte Der Gintritt
aber nerboten iein, 10 entferne i'd
mid iofort pieber."
Ser 81rtner nimmt ben Siit ab
y9eetn, Sir, Sic mogen beliebie
Die anlagen beiiftiser, Mr. Cutler
lamb seitattet ieoem Sremoen Der
gintritt."
Better Eanf; id perbe mir oi,
grIaubniB su Naiten mafen."
gr gebt peiter inb seIanst al BEN
Maienplase In Jront beS Sauies.
.@elf' id)ones, altes @ebGuoe,
benft err, loo sloa ipo6I eben peilel
mag? Sb tie abnt, ruie nabe id) if,
bin?"
Or ifreitet meter, ga ein 1ienit
m1bf)en aus benz Sanie tritt mnb oel
Sremben %critaunt anitarrt. @emGdl
lid iblenbert er burh Die parf1bnli
den 9(nlasen inb gelanat ari 81
1erraiie am Weere. lteber Die eiiern
BaIuItraoe iit) beugerb, bIidt err &c
o%anfenpo1 binab in bic leiie iino nte
Iobiid murmclnoen @eaen.
Ger seeienetite 1las fir eine1
Selbitmorb," iagt iif Cation Yenoir
Gin Spruns ii6er bas niebere @e
I1nber in Die itilen. ionnenbeaIGns
ten, treuIoien @emdiier uno ale
9eib bate elm gnoe. Weine flein
aba. ruern i'd OH 9einer Stelle mare
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-28

erfennt, bob inter Der ihSten Siiue
fih elm tiidtiher, grd,tid1,er, egoiiti-
iter gbarafter birgt.
Mliguite's aiisert iettfen iih.
rMrs. Sutberlanb's Taufnome lit
Mba. @as aber fann Sic oas inte.
reiiieren?"
,Gs intereiiirt mid, neil i1 eine
Srdgerin bieies nift gespobulifen
Namens fatnte, Tie lebte in 2oui.
llama"
,Mteines @iiiens mar Mrs. S,itb.
erlono ME bort, lire Seimotb lit
Guba!"
,Gu6al"
Ibermals siift 8aito,t ~5uidmmen.
.Gliba!" ruft er tpieoer, yunb bieb
Die Dame &oban?"
Wit lp%ad)ienoer 9efremoune
bliden NiB Sutberlanb nnb idmmt.
life glnpeienoe anf Scr. 8enoir.
rSa," iprift Iusuite Iansiam, 10
bieb meme Gouiine Dor ibrer Berbei.
ratbuns. aannten Gle aba 80.
Ban?"
@aiton genoir ipenoet iid Inn iint
blidt GUM Seniter binaits.
sd babe iie ME geleben. tpobl
ober bon Wr. Robon ir,6 ieiner en-.
feIin reben boren, als if Dor Sabrer
in Cuba mar"
CT tritt arriid. perbeugt iid leidi
oor ben 9amett uno perldbt oaS
3immer.
gaIo barauf eutfernt iit aud Mtf
Sutherland.
.Gs lit, pie if perrnutbete," Jag,
Tie ii6 uuf benz Seimrpeg, sniht 6i'
Site beranlaBte Ioa's Sbnmudt. S.
melfen 8~e5iebunsen nber itebt lie a.
oieiem Wanne? or bat lie gefonnt
wentt er es audi Ieugnet. ut BEL i'm
Der S6liiiiel at Dem bunfeIen 9e
beimniB gu iinoeil, bas ibr uno ibre;
@robuaterS 9aiein bergiftete2 81
Der Gag unierer Abrefmng ndber
ais i'd 81 boifen ipagte2"
8eraure Belt perfliebt ebe @aitol
9enoir pieber i'm 8ait5immer er
ifeint.
.0feine 8cbanfen haben mid triib
geitimmt," iprid,t er at Suite. sd
mofte fraaen. Oh Sic nit]t ein noe
Mig int 8artcn nit mir promenire,
pollen2"
Sulie g8eISon III gerh bereit. De
5roubdboiir hat nit ieiner ornfeleI
Shonbeit tiefen Ginbrif auf oa
innge Ser5 gemaft.
! SIM groBen @arten tpanoeln Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-28
id miiBte, pie ih meines So~bieinoes
Haf)eifplir er,tainac."

ib ipiiBte, ipie id meines Sobieinoes
Hadeihplr entginge."
Gin ihntoler 5ubpfab ifl1ngeIt
iif bltrd) elm @dlofen nnb fiibrt tu
Dem alien, perfullenen Sommerbal,.
ie, in Dem emit Hpoeri6 SUTHERLAND
ieiiten Sammer befdmpft bat. Mr.
9enoir Iabt iif alti Dem ans @ai,n,
Giten 5niammengcfiigten SeiicI Dor
Dem ipafelieen Glide nieber ino be.
tradtet poblgefGaig Die rei5etbe
9lusiift nad) Der 'Ierraiie.. @ollfom.
men rubig iibt er unb blidt binails
aiif Die gIisernoe WeeresflGd)e. Sem
S6atten Der %grauenbaften Sragooie,
Die binnen <r5em in Oieien Mouerl,
iif abipieIen iol, umoiiitert tparneno
feline Seele.
Gin Srt, tpie geifaffen fir elm
Steaoihein," murmelt er. Still
wie bas Grab linb einiam pie im
Ser5en bes llrmalbes. Gin Moro
tounte bier b~eeangen iperoen. obre
baB elm Sabn bartaf) frdbte. Woft'
piiien, Oh Wtrs. Sr,tberlarb 3ripeilen
oitf iener Serraiie promenirt? @dre
es Der Sal, 10 fonnte id lie BON bier
aus beobaften, obne Befabr 81, Ini,.
fen, bon ibr entoedt 5i tperben. sd
ipiirbe Tie pirflih aerlt einmaI ieben.
Die bleide fla6sbaarise 9ame,
tpel1e oieien Worgen in's SoteI fam,
ibier iibriaens nidt 81, glau6en. bab
ibN Mib &oban ME geieben. Sb Tie
tpobl @ebnlidfeit bat nit"
Cation 9enoir iptnnt ben @eban.
fen nift lpeiter, erbebt iif unb tritt
laneiam ben &iidipeg at.
Mls er ipieoer at bem 8drfner
poriiberihreitet, bdlt bieier nit oer
alrbeit t1tne.
vseun, Cir, bat es Sbnen sefal.
len?"
Gin praf)tpoler 8eiis! Sd bate
feline abnung, Dab IebnIthes in ct.
Morp al finoen iei."
,gs gibt aber aid melt unb brett
feineu iolfen mebr, audi feline 10 Dor.
nebme Samilie."
y@irflih? ltnb fpie befinbet iid)
bic Dame .bes Sauies2 Sd bore, iie
iei erfranft."
rSa, Sir; Tie befinbet iif tpieoer
better. Soffentlid fommt lie balo in
ben @arten beraiis."
oSat tie ein b~eionoeres 2ieblings.
pldshen?"
,9ie Serruiie am Meere. Gs iii
freilih einiam bort, aber es gefGat
ibr am beiten."
Ser @eidmof lit peridjie6en
%beiIdufig geiagt, ih beabiiftige, mid,
einise 3eit in ct. Warp ~oi,f5ubaIten
9arf i6 pobl Damn unb mann bier.
her fommen? @irb DIR. Sutberlanb
nifts bagegen baben2"
Der. S~utberlano bot nod feinem
Sremoen ben gintritt pertpebrt, mes.
balb iollte es bel Sbnen anbers iein,"
entgeenet Der 8drtner, Der ourf
8aiton 8enoir's freinoIihes @eier
fir i'm eingenommen mirb, .geiu.
der oiirfen feline 8lumen pfliifer
unb nidts peroerben, bernmipa5ierer
uber mosen iie, 10 oft es ibnen be-
Iiebt."
.Gas lit reht liebenspiirbie Dor
Mr. Sutherland, i'd bin Sbnen fiji,
Die Mittbeiluns iebr banfbar. Gutter
Gag, mein 2ieber, tpabri6einIid
fomme ih ifon moraen tpteber."
Den eaii5en Gag iiber lit 8aitor
9enoir auffaleno 5erltreut unb il