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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
DAINTY DISHES FOR CHRISTMAS.

Chestnuts may be used in different
ways to grace the Christmas table. AS
stuiiing for the fowl or as a sweet
meat, or dessert.
Chestnut custard Pie.-Line a pie
plate with a good rich crust. Boil a
suflclent quantity of chestnuts to
make a cupful of pulp when mashed.
Add a pint of milk. the yolks of two
eggs, a half cupful of sugar and a
teaspoonful of vanilla. Turn this into
the lined plate and spread a m%eringue
over the top after it has baked 20
minutes. Make the m%eringue by beat
ing the two whites, adding two table,
spoonfuls OF powdered sugar. Brown
the meringlie in a moderate over.
Steamed Cider Pudding.-Cream a
tablespoonful and a half of butter, add
tnreo tablespoonfuls of sugar and ono
e. Peat al together until very light.
q pour in half a cupful each OF
ralsins Il c%urrants mixed with a
quarter of a cup of -four. Add half
q t~oasroenful of cinnamon, a quarter
OF a ~teaspoonful of grated nutmeg. a
I'M VI Siofes anu d cuplul OIL H0uf.
Slft this all together into the batter,
adding a quarter of a teaspoonful of
soda. Pour into a well creased mold
and steam II and a half hours. Turn
cut carefully. as the texture is deli
cate. Serve hot with a sauce favored
with the juice of an orange.
Chestnut cup.-Have ready vanilla
ice cream and chestnuts cooked in
lemon or orange strip and then cut
in slices. Dispose the chestnuts with
a little sirup in the bottom of the
sherbet cups, add a spoonful of an
lila and then pour over a little of the
sirup. and top it with a spoonful of
sweetened and favored whipped
cream.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
HAD
is INCHES RAIN
STATE REPORT SHOWS itAg
ONLY THREE CITIES ~.
MORE IN 1913. .

Only three cities in South Dakota
federal weather observer iiAi
more railfall in the year just closing
than Mitchell, according TO iilc thi-.
teenth annual report OF the uepar,-
ment OF history. The rainfall in ~i.t-
chell was 1904 inches.
Sioux Falls witnessed a downfall
of 20.23 inches, With 1867 inches
in Yankton and 1886 i'll Watcftowf.
The lowest record fainfall was AZ
Pierre, which had S,73 inches. Most
of the rain during the year fell ~
the month OF May.
Another Interesting feature OF the
report, which has o Vet been ;tINe.!
general publicity, is the report OF
state and national banks in Soaftt
Dakota. On October II, 1913, there
was a total deposit of S~33,oa>.52
in all the national banks and $5a,-
7~S6,1S3.16 in all the state banhs,
making a total of S93.341,935.16 Oh
deposit in South Dakota banks. This
marks an increase Of SS,236, 2Gt.l3
over all the deposits on September =,
1912.
In summing up. the report says:
"~Everything considered the year has;
been an average one. The total o.
the productions is slightly below
some other years. but the advanced
markets have practically covered the.
decrease and retupned about thu
same as last year in available cash.
Every year u growing conservatism
is noted among South Dakotans, ana
the people are in some degree settling
into the thrifty and staid methods Of
older states. The adventurous young
men and women who pioneered into
South Dakota are reaching the after
noon OF life and many have answered
the call OF nature and passed beyond.
Their children have not felt the do
mand for the struggle that confront
ed their elders. South Dakota *
passing, if she has not already passed,
into the estate OF average -Anlerlc-
ans
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
HANSON COUNTY
INSURANCE CHEAP
ESTIMATED THAT MUTUAL CON-
FANNY THERE HAS SAVED
PEOPLE 100000 IN FIRE
PROTECTION PREM
ItAiS.

Alexandria. S. D.The Hanson
lightning insurance company held
its t~Wenty-fourth annual meeting AT
the court house i'll Alexandria on the
afternoon OF Saturday OF last week, a
very fair representation OF the policy
holders being present TO take part III
the business OF the annual gathering.
During the past year the company
has been reorganized and has secured
i new charter running for a period of
twenty-five years, its former charter
having nearly expired, and the new
organization being formed in accord
ance with The latest enactments OF
the insurance laws of the state, in
Guiding the adoption OF the South
Dakota standard form OF policy; the
aew feature OF insuring registered or
thoroughbred live stock in the horse
and cattle classes at advanced values
over common stock and the %insuring
Of common stock at higher values
than formerly having also been in
augurated.
The report of financial officers OF
the company showed the affairs to ne
IN excellent condition. the total ann
cunt of risks in force at the present
time reaching nearly two million dol
airs, white tie assessments for all
purposes including the payment OF
,osses and the operating OF the com
pany since its organization twenty
i've years ago have cost the policy
holders only one and one-half mills
per annum for each dollar of proper
y insured.
At the election of Officers the fol
owing were elected as directors fol
he ensuing year; Stephen Fahy
Theodore Roster, Esmond Graves, NJ
NJ. Bowers, Geo. Lubbers, l.. p. Chap
man, $. G. Phelps and l.. V. Plag.
mann from which number S. &
Phelps was chosen president; l.. Y
Plagmann secretary and l.. p. Chap
man treasurer.
The company's losses during The
| wear just closed have been about TIL,
same as in former years, totalins an.
JroNimately $4,000, the AMOUNT o
rev insurance written and the mum
Der OF new members added to th'
list of policy holders Deing slightly
Tess than usual.
The Farmers Mutual is easily am
,ng the most popular of the county
Institutions, practically the entire lis
If farm buildings, live stock gram
iced and machinery being p~rotectel
ly ills policies, and during It's eNisten
.e is estimated to have saved TO il
members in premiums alone, as com
pared with those charged by "oi'
line companies for the same protec
lion. more than 100000. Since th'
adoption of the feature OF insuiins
registered live stock at advance
values, one year ago, a fair proper
ion OF that class OF property ha,
Jeen insured in the company and a
fast as present policies covering suei
stock at common stock values shat
expire, il is expected practically tht
entire fine stock OF the county will b.
protected by the local company.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
MAIY IN IOWA SEE
S. D. EXHIBIT CAR

Pierre. S. D.-Immigration Com
missioner McCaifree writes the OF
lice from Iowa that the exhibit car
IS being visited by a large number
Of people at every stopping place,
and that the picture exhibits which
Ire put on at every. town where stons
IRE made are drawing full houses.
and that the state is getting a lot OF
publicity through the trip with the
pictures and actual crop exhibits to
show what can and is being done.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

panles the use of the trusts, long dis
lance lines. This means that some
5000 independent companies of the
country can now have access to the
Bell toll lines, upon payment, OF
course, of proper charges.
Acknowledgement M~cReynoids, in
a statement late Saturday afternoon,
said that the department could not
have forced the Bell company to al
low Independents to make use of
their equipment and that there WAS
no chance that the independents
could raise sufficient funds, If they
had the desire, to build long dis
lance lines. That the attorney-geB-
eral vas right, is shown by Il decision
announced late Saturday in Califor-
MIA, whereby the California supreme
court declared that an order of the
state railroad commission compelling
the connection of toll lines of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
COMPANY Bell concern-with the
Independent companies of the state,
was in violation OF the United States
constitution. Thus 1t is clear that
McReynolds has obtained something
that he could not have forced from
the Bell interests. The right to use
the Bell toll lines will remove from
thousands of the independent comp
anies a serious handicap in the de-
gelopment of local exchanges. 1t IS
clear that the Bell people would
rather surrender this advantage oven
The local lines than to give up their
toll business.
Ii, by agreeing to let independents
use its toll lines the Bell monopoly
can at once satisfy these Independent
companies and forestall efforts te
bring about government ownership
- %oIor1.~,, .Ae,,oni1c hoe n nat
| entrenched itself In its monopoly.
The advantage gained by the gov
eminent and public through agree.
ment Is more apparent than real
Only by one method can the tele-
phone or telegraph business be car
ried on acceptably under private
ownership, and that is by means oil
strict and adequate government sup
| srvision and regulation. AS it is the
Bell people are to be undisturbed in
their monopoly of the toll business.
Who is to Know whether or not tneii
rates are reasonable? Who is to know
whether or not they + making no
more than reasonable earnings? Who
is to know whether they are giving
the character OF service they should?
These are the important questions.
rhey can be answered only by the
kind of supervision now applied to
the railroad business by the. inter-
state commission. If it is
not provided, government ownership
Of these utilities will not be deferred
tor many years.
AAskE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
FARMERS STATE BANK
OF CREsBARD CLOSES

Cresbard, S. D.-The Farmers
State bank of Cresbard has closed
its doors, a lack of reserve and 4
to collect on outstanding pa
per being given as the causc 1t is
believed the affairs OF the bank will
be readiusted, permitting it to
reopen, however. c. II. Rowley is
president and l.. l.. Rowley cashier eli
he bank.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25

III MIN happlneSs. The world IS
-&ss. sad enough
Without YOUR woes. No path is wholly
rough:
Look for the places that are smooth and
clear:
And speak of those to rest the weary
ear
OF earth. so hurt by one continuous
strain,
or human discomfort and grief and pain.
i. w. Wilcox.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25
WHAT THE TNLErHoNR TRUST
Ssss GAINS.


NJ donbt the Recommendation OF
sovernxnent ownership BY two sue
resdink pcstliiastersgenerals brought
abont the anxiety Of the ~so-caiicd
tsietilone trlst" TO satisfy the de-
partnent Uf Justice and the resulting
eg1sement under which the govern
nsAt drops Its antitrust suit aaginst
this concern. Not only did the Ameri-
nan Telephone and Telegraph comp
my agree 7 9 separate ITSELF from the
'fsisgraph business, but 1t has also
Prglnissd ~ allow independent com
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-25


COUNTY PAPER
ONLY ONE WAY TO MEET THIS
ISSUE.
Says the New York Journal OF
Commerce:
PoAtmaster General Burleson
makes. In his annual report publish
today. the most sweeping and posi-
tive demand for government owner
ship Of telegraph and telephone lines
that has thus far been placed before
Congress. In so doing, he follows the
OF his predecessor, but goes a
good deal beyond Mr.. Hitchcock in
tho strength and vigor OF his views.
This attitude of mind fits with the
prevailing sentiment in the House of
Representatives, When Mr.. Hitchcock
made his well-kn0Wn announcement
In favor Of government ownership he
did SO without the knowledge OF his
chief, President Taft, and the latter
shortly after took. occasion to repudi-
ate the suggestions of his Postmaster
General in d pointed public way. IL is
likely that any such incident will
occur under the present regime, or
lii fact THAT the Postmaster General
has done what he has without the APP.
prevail OF the White House. This
means that the country Is directly
face to face with an important public
ownership question In a practical and.
imminent form. 1T is no longer a
s~theorettcal issue"
The New York paper from which
the above 10 quoted does not belong
to the radical class. It's opinion that
the country Is about to be called upon
10 approve government ownership OF
telegraph and telephone lines, is en-
stltied5to respect. II is not to be brush
ed aside lightly, Much will depend
upon the attitude assumed by the
telegraph and telephone companies.
IL Ii rather unusual to find any
nlarked demand for government own
sership without first exhausting the
possibilities of government regula-
ton. For the telegraph and telephone
lines have been allowed a free hand
10 far asB the federal government Is
concerned. That is to say, they have
boon permitted to make their own
rates and classifications.
There Is Just mi way IN which the
telegraph and telephone companies
can defer for any length Of time the
proposal that they be taken over by
the government. The fact that they
goyernment-owned in Europe, Is
too suggestive. The success Of governs
ulent oWnership OF the these utilities
there s,i5 uildeniable and will make
more and more of an impression
upon the American mind. But there
As n way--just one way--that the
demand forspublic ownership OF these
lines can be silenced. Let the tele-
graph and the telephone companies
invite government supervision. Let
them prupOse d System OF regulation
whereby honest management and
only a~sreasonable and wholly accept
able rate Of earnings will be assured.
Let them take the public into their
confidence. Let them ask the govern
llant to stipulate a system Of book
keeping and then let them show the
public Just how moderate are their
profits. In this way the patrons of
these companies can be satisfied
that they Will obtain service at as low
rates rs by government control.
But viii these corporations have
encush vision to e that this is
what they must do? Orwil they per-
aist 80 the policy, belonging to the
century. under which the public
must re made TO pay all the traffic
VIII bear and be kept In ignorance
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
(Sortes II g.

MSoIpb 2ongtportb begleitet am
nGditelt 0torgen ieinen Gpaegen IN
Der Sbat sur Stride, rnO lauift Ell.
ner friiderL iiiBen, flarcn Stimme.
gbenos beiitft er 0fiB Sarriot;
ipie0er trifit er bort IabemoilcQc
&egina, ibre 8egentpart aber bin-
bert oiesmal Die llnterbaltrng nit)t,
&egirta iingt loteiniife &pmnen uno
fran3oiiihe 2ieoer, unb orailBen III.
ter Den Goien plauoern Die Seloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

gina, iperbe ih Woniieur Sules Der.
abidieoen, uno mid 81 Woniieur
Moolpb ipenoen."
Bite, tbi,e bas, inn fannIt 81,
nibt fpebe tbun, er lit bart tpie Elm
Stein."
Wrs. @inbior empiGngt Die en-.
felinnen freunolifer. als gerpobnIid.
Wdbren6 bes Wables plaubert Wa.
RE lebbaft, 3egina aber lit i6peia.
lam. Sic Deib, bob Wrs. @inoior
ibr a~bgeneigt lit, unb, tpenn Die
@abrbeit geiagt iein ioa, erlpibert lie
otele Mbneigung bon Ser5en.
sd mofte iiber cine ernIte SIN.
~gelegenbeit nit gnd) ipreden," nen.
bet lid Mrs. @inbior mad 9eenoi.
gllng Der WabI5eit an Die iungen
Wdohen. nWialt a,tb Oh mid nit
0einer Iuimerfiamfeit beebren, &c.
gina2"
Warie iinft gra3i0s in eii,en Sarl.
tenil, &e9ina lebnt iif ans aamin.
geiimie, Die Wittbeilungen Der 8rob.
mlltter erpartenb.
.Mm Ibeno gurer Mnflnft iaate
i6 emd," fdbrt bieie fort, bop i'd
mein SeItament aemaft, unb Scr.
Sangportb gum @rben eingeiest bot.
re. 0as Iblebnen Der grbihaft lei.
nerieits anoerte meinen gntidlnB
nidt. @eItern abeno nuf Dem S6iffe
bradte ib Die Safe mieber 3ur
Sprade, oa elm nelier 8ebanfe in
mir anfgetai,ft mar. Die miber.
iprehenoen Sntereiien fonnen Der.
eint meroen, menn cine bon gu6 lid,
NIT Wr. Sangmortb perntGblt."
Sootenitile berri6t.
Gegina ltebt crit mie bet1ubt, 6ann
Bitten 3orn, Gritmunen, @ioeritano
IN ibren butflen Mngen aui. Sic
blidt auf Wurie, aud bieie lit blei.
der als ionit, lire Sippen preiien lid
leid)t m%lieinonoer.
sd braufe nidt 5n lagen, oab
Wfr. S%angwortb porerit nod feline
BON Gih 9eiben Iiebt," ipenbct lid
Mrs. @inbior beinabe ailiiaaeno an
Die dltere Sdpeiter. .bas mag lid,
penn i~iberboupt notbig, ipGter lin.
ben. Cine iold,c Seiratb miirbe meme
@iinit)e NIT Dem Hed)te gurer 8e.
burt oeretnen. Sobalo err entihloi.
len TT. miro e iprehen; ioa id) nod
ipeiter anseuten. pie Die glntmort Der
getreiienoen 81 Iai,ten bat?"
@icoer blidt Hesina aili Warie.
"Sprid!" iheint ibr Bid Sl ia.
gen. "pebre did 9egen ioldes sln.
! %iinnen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

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Sic fonnen bod iiherlid nift an
bas fleine unid)one 8eid)opf benfen9
linn S%bretpiaen miinid)e id gonS emf.
idieoen, bob Sic lid fir Warie in.
tereiiirten."
,Iber, liebe Wrs. @inoior, pie
fpnnen mir piiien, Oh irgeno cine Der
Damien iif berabldbt, an mid su ben.
fen9 Sd peib gum 9eiipiel bon DC.
gina's eigenen 2ipper, bab lie mid
babt, uno fir einen unauslteblif)
eingc6ilbeten Meniben bdlt. 0iel.
leift bot tie Red)t. SeoenfaQs aber
mohte id NIT Sbrer GrIalibnib, mir
Sreibeit Der @abl erbitten."
H. vWir ldeint, Sic baben mid gum
9eiten, unb nollen BON aciner etruas
niiien," ruft Wrs. @inoior balb dr.
gerlid), bolf ladenO. .Sic lcben
bod pobl elm, baB es fir Den Grfolg
llnieres Elanes ange5eigt pGre, peni,
Die Waod)en nifts bapon erfiibren.
Sic limb INNER pioeripenitie unb
geneigt, bas 8egentbeil al tbun,
penn man etmas BON ibnen begebrt."
sd bite bennod, baB Sic Sbnen
einen @inf seben; glarben Sic mir,
ih nebme Die Sabe erniter, als Sic
meinen."
Die llbren Ser Staot perfiinben
Die 5ebnte Stunoe, oils Der 9ampfer
0as Eifnif mar IN ieoer
@eiie g~ell,ngen, Sulius miro bon lei.
nen @Giten bis au ben Sternen er.
boben.
rgs mar Ser gliidlitite Sag mel.
mes 2ebens," f~liiitert er, als er beim
Ibld)ieO Warien's Sano fiibt.-
@lf Hegina's Gid Iiegt BEL Ser
Hiidfunft Elm 9rief. gs lit cine
m1nnli6e Sanb, bas Hoit,eiden lit
9onbon.
Sic er9liibt, reibt bas Goiipert auf,
Die 3eilen uno fiibt Die let.
ten 8orte: r0ein fir INNER,
9eonce."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

8roBmitter. In nimmit naf inns
mad TtB Sarriot's &eoepeiie an
meibt Oh, baB i'd nidt iebr cinge.
lommen bin fir 9eine Nib Sar-
riot2"
I'D Iiebe tie; Tie baf oas bette,
eoelIte Ser5. @ir ipraden iibrisens
bon SuIius."
~Sas beiBt, 9u iprahit bon ibm.~
Die Sad)e mr,B Elm grbe nebmcl,,
Marie, Gn meibt oas. llno er mar
alit Der gan5en lleberfabrt 10 frellno-
lid"
Limb bite, mas bab' id getban ?
St rnterbolte mid NIT linn, lpenn
er lid) perliebt, mas fam ih ooiiir9"
In weibt. cs lit inn grnit. &a.
tiirlif intereiiirit Su Gid ilidt fir
i'm, 'auf Geiner Seite iehe id) feline
8efabr, obgleif On tein &ett
bait-"
~Tetite!"
sGnrdaus fein 4cdt ST. fcfcttiren,
ilno ipenn Oh ben arrlen Suilgen
zines cages iiber gorb mirfit-"
vGieu merci! Sic 5iihglpde IGii-
ruft Marie aufipringenb. .Sn
Segenrpart Sbrer WaieitGt fannit III
lpenigltens nidt prebiger. Wenn Oh
iibrigels nod Elm @ort iagit, 3e-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

SD merbe es Dir ME peroeben
Wtorie, iDenn Oh irgenopie buloeit
Dab ct iib Dir nGbert."
sd perliere iebeniaas Die Orb.
idaft," leuf5t Warie, .perliere lie
penn DER. 2angnortb mid mdblt
itno i6 i'm abweiie, pie if 0einc,
Mnlttt nod tbnn miib, perliere lie
rpenn leine @abl alif Gid faQt, mel
Iaes oann ieiner Strait gebort. Sd
rpoate, i6 mare in 2onbon geblie.
benz"
.Sas iaete ih bonn Infonge al,
@enn Wr. 2angmortb aber mid,
pablt-o mon 1ieu! oob id, lode
WfogIi6feit ms Iuge faiien ioQ!"
Die M6gIi6feit lit nidt 10 idred.
lid" nnterbridt Warie rubig, i'd
babe i'm gang germ, uno piirbe MOI
gen uoui, Moniieur" iogen, menn-"
&egina ltampft nit Dem Sube.
n@age es niht! Chen betrahtete
i6 Gid, ib meroe Gid aud boIien,
fpenn Oh 10 iprifit. Sore mid an.
@lanbit Ou, es iei ieinet- ooer mel.
netmilen, ipenn i'd ieine a1enfaaiige
@erbung annebme? Nein, o ncin,
nur 9einetpillen, Warie. @enn
feline @runoidse, feline 1ur6t Dor
benz llrtbeil Der @elt i6m niht er.
laubten, uns unieres @rbcs 81 be-
raiibett, miro err altd 9einen 5beil
niHt perIangen. Die SGlite gebort
jeOenfaas Dir. Iber, Marie, er
oenft niht an mid, uno fpenn er lid
wablt, 0 ma ioeur, mas fangen mir
an?" a.,
SAB inns baS 9eite boiien, LAB
inns %glaubeiL oaB 0u 8naee iiuselt
Dor ieinen Mugen."
% Der Shmaf! Der S6ntah !"
sd iebe feline Sdmaf; Die ganSe
@eihidte lit, pie 8roBmama gang
riftig iagt, fran5oiiider Site ent.
lprehenb. Woniieur lprift nit ibr,
iie tbeilt WaoemoiieQe Die ibr 9emor.
oene gbre nit, Mabemoiieae Der.
neigt iid nit geienftem Bid. Cine
llnterreoung iolgt 5ipiiden Moniieur
ino WaoemoiieQe, unb IQes gebt
glatt ab. @enn er Cine bon ul,s &c.
pdblt bat,-aber, &egina, Su meinit
bod nidt2"
Gegina iflud5t leiOenidoftlif).
SD CAB mir Wiibe freiunblid 81,
lein, ging nit linn, nabm ieine Blu.
men,-nno bas lit mein Ganf!"
Sic pia aus Dem 3immer ellen,
Warie bdlt lie 5uriid.
n9eurtbeile i'm, tpie Oh miait, Sc.
title, aber iei porii6tiger. Oh bit
furhtbar aufgerest, mo gibit 9eincn
piloen Sheen itets @orte. Wa.
bame's Irgpobn lit bereits gewedt,
Elm lpenig mebr, uno Die gauge
ihredlihe Saflage fommt ans Ia.
geslift, uno baum" lie bGlt inne
nit elmer @eberoe Der 8er3neiflung
--,oann limo mir crit reht Az
@rlinoe geribtet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
13. aopiteI.


Salt Gu did eeitern tuirflif sui
u%nterbalten, 8esina?" fragte Wa.
RE, lid mofte es miiien, neil gu
beilte nabreno bes Infleibens ian.
geit. @ie lanee, o ipie lange boit 9u
bas niht mebr getban?"
Marie iist in einem Santeuil,
rudbrenb ibr Megiua bas lange gol.
bene Saar fGmmt.
~Sreilib ,interbielt i6 mid, bas
@etter mar rei5eno, Die @eieaihaft
angenebm unb-"
rMr. 2angportb aufmerfiam
bite, reiB' mid niht 10 an ben Soa.
rem, Settle. Sbr babt gi,f bod ben
san5en 8ormittag pertrauIi1 unter.
balten."
rgertrauIid geraoe nitt; tpie
wiinideit 9u beute friiirt 81 iein,
Marie?"
~Sledte mir Die Saare, aino. Son
mas ipraht Sbr?"
DMls Oh matt iid merfte, mas BEL
eiltem Sifnif eeplauoert pirb. ltebri.
gems lit Wr. 2angmortb's ltnterbal.
tllng better, oils Die Der meiiten gn-
Deren."
Alb"
sd peiB ni6t, mas 0u nit ,Gb!"
iagen miait; 9u mubt bieie 9emer-
flung lelbit gema6t baben. Man fam
gegen cine Herion eineenommen fem,
unb bod aeredt bleiben."
uSiingit mar 8ere6tigfeit gegen
0tr. 2anglportb nidt 9eine itarfe
Seite. 8eitebe often, Ietite, biit 9u
ibm nod 10 abgeneigt?"
Sage ih sepobnlib, mas id ,,idt
fiible?"
~gtein, Oh bit idredlid offender.
sig; raide llrtbeile aber bat man ge.
legentlid 81 bereuen. 9u iagteit,
Su boiieit Wr. 2angmortb, neil er
uns ni6t b%erauben moQte, un6 @rob.
mama beitimmte, unS fommen 5i
lailen. @ar bas gereht ODER Der.
niinftig, frage ih9 s(ber nun, nad).
Dem Gu WtiB Sarriot itets iein Sob
iingen borlt. unb i'm bort Dfters
triffit, muBt Oh cher seneigt iein,
milbe 81 urt6eilen."
sd treffe Wr. 2anaportb nidi
iebr oft bel WiB Sarriot, unb menn
er fommt, ipiele ih alapier, unb ole
9eiben plauoern i'm @arten. Wir
webieln faum 5cbn @orte; bab' i'd
Dir niht geiagt, baB er Iaes nit an.
borte. ais id MiB Sarriot erflGrte,
id piiroe i'm mein gan5eS 9eben
lang buiien. Sd gebe 5u, Dab bief
lrlgcrcft nno unperniinitig mar, ipas
Gu aber iest a%noentcit, lit gang etpas
Mnoeres."
y9cbten Sonntag mar err in ui,ie.
rer Stride. id inb i'm. 9(bcr mic
Su mein Soar reiBeit!"
.Scr5eib; mcnn 3u 10 iprid)it. fam
id) nid)t onoers."
Warie lG6elt itia Dor iid bin.
ngS pdre better, ipenn Oh 9etnl
eigenen Mngelegcnbeiten orbmeteit,'
fGbrt Heginu tort. ,Wr. 9erter':
s(uimerfiomfeit miro picl 5u auiial
Ielib, Der arme Surge lit bofinungs
los perliebt."
yIatiirlif. Der arme Surge! Mar
mo1te glauben, 0u pareit iein'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
4. 6 I.
6elpiie Sarript.

WiB Sarriot iiibrt Elm tbGtiges,
ernites, niislifes 2eben i'm 0ienIte
Iaer, Die Der Hdhitenliebe beoiiricn.
Sic bot in ibrer Sugeno mand' bit.
tere Gnttauidung erfubren, in ipdtc.
rem Sabren NIT aranfbeit utb gr.
mutb 81 fdmpfen gebabt, crit als Die
bette 3eit oes 2ebeltS Oabin mar, fam