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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
ROAD 'LI..IWIiS.iI.
MAY Be HAD
NEW COMPILATION OF ALL RE.
CENT ACTS READY FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
GIVES FULL INFORMATION AS
TO WORKING PRISONERS
ON ROADS.

The road laws In phamplet form rs
compiled by Chief Road Engineei
Williams and issued by the Depart
ment of Agriculture can now be hat
BY making application either to The
State Road Bureau. Morgantown. W
Va. or the Department of AgriCul'
turc, Charleston, W. Va. The laws
as compiled are up to date contain
ing Acts of 1909 as revised by Acts
1911 and 1913 and chapter SO, 1913
which defines the fees Of the jail0r
Chapter 80 Of Acts 1913 which refers
to the limited Indebtedness the couE-
ties may have in reference to bond
issues, chapter 40 Acts 1913 defines
tho rates OF levicS to be laid and dis
position of the funds, chapter Al Gre
ating the State Road Bureau deEln-
ing its purpose and powers, the du-
ties and powers Of the county courts,
Chapter AZ compelling all prisoners
convicted OF misdcmcanor confined
N the county jail to be worked upon
the roads. Chapter 43 compelling
justices OF the peace to sentence prtS-
oncrs to work upon the roads and
chapter Al giving prisoners In jail
awaiting sentence the right to worI;
upon the roads and define the credit
they shall receive. chapter As defines
how county courts shall handle the
funds and provides form Of check to
be used by the county road engineer
The law pertaining to erection Of
bridges, toll roads. establishment OF
ferries, toll bridges, automobiles. mo-
tor vehicles and the license laws in
connection with motor vehicles. was
for which private property may be
taken, part Of the constitution rclate
ing to the courts and levics anu
rights and duties of citizens and Of
ficials in connection with the high
ways and roads Of the state is to be
found in the phampiet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Franchise Not
Acted Upon
COUNCIL PUTS OVER THE B. &
N. MATTER UNTIL NEXT
WEDNESDAY.

The city council held a short ad-
journcd session last night. All OF
the members we're present. The mat
Ter Of granting the Buckhanmon 4
Northern franchise was deferred UNI
til next Wednesday morning when
council will take up the matter
again. The franchise committee has
been hard ut work for several days
but had not completed its work. 1t
is thought that it will have every
thing in readiness by the time that
council has set for meeting. The
representatives Of the Fuckhannon
& Northern expressed the hope that
Council would move as rapidly al
consistent. There was nothing else
brought before council and IL au
iOurncd Il fc" minutes before !
clock until Wednesday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
THE SCENIC ROUTE"

Tho Scenic Route r overlooking
Greater Tairmont is now open to au-
tomob1lc travel. TO reach the en-
trance to the Scenic Route go out
Morgantown avenue to "'rhc Drive"
In front of the residence Of James A.
Meredith, turn to your E0Il0T-
ing "rhc Drivc"--and keep going;
Keeping to the left around Mob Hill.
This route is one Of the scenic won
doris of West Virginia. Any visit I"
Fairmont will -Dr incomplete unless
you have taken in the Scenic Route.
I0-1O-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
WATCH YOUR REFRIGERATOR,

You'll save many doctor bill by
watching your refrigerator. Keep Il
absolutely clean all tho time. Tho
best way to clean II is to take clean
hot water. make u suds with Easy
Task soap and wash every nook and
corner In the ice box or refrigerator.
Then the food doesn't got smelly and
carry disease germs to tho table.
Easy Task soap being made Of pure
oocoanut oil, borax, naphtha and
clean taIlow, is antiscpttc as we'll as
cleansing. 1t is a wonderful soap,
and nickel a cakc.-Adv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11

The firm of Il. G. Rowand l. com'
pany is improving its mems clothing
store on Main street. by the addition
Of Il modern store front. The pres
cnt front has been moved back intu
the room, In order that the trade be
not stopped and the work OF placing
the now front has already begun aud
will be rushed to rapid completion
One of the noticeable gr0wthS In the
business district Of Fairmont lately
has been the installation Of new ana
modern fronts in large number Of
buildings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Ocean Liner
CONTINUED from Page one.>
get alongside tic doomed volturno.
Sets Close TO Doomed Vessel.

Sets Close to doomed vessel.
Capt. Barr, Of tile Carmanla, then
Unanswered his big vessel very close
to the VolturnO and finally got the
Carmania's bow within a hundred
feet of the Volturno's stern. 1t was
found impossible however to cast u
line on board the VOlturno or to gel
4nybudy of her.
It was terrifying sight for lh'
passcngCrs and crew of the CaTnIanIi
To see so close to them the hundreds
Of passengers including many women
and children in horror stricken fear
on the decks Of the VOlturno ana yc'
be unable to help them.
Most of the passengers got into tH'
VclturnO life boats but a hundred o'
them had gathered nj the after e"o
Of the burning vessel whose crew al
The same time continued in vain u
fight the fire al her w0rward emu
Cant. Barr. Of the CarmanlA' III
the meanwhile kept his wireless "p
paratus at work communicating with
all the vessels within the radius 0I
! his instrument. At four o'clock II
the afternoon the Gr0Sscr kTrfucrS
and the Scydittz came in sight AM
these two were joined later IN III
AFTERNOON by the Kroonland. Devon
ian, RapahanOck. Minneapolis, ii
Tourutnc and the Asian.
Gale Moderates.
The gate moderated slightly TO
ward night aud each Of the 6Iccorint
ships AS soon Us it was possible to 1T
20 nut out boats from the daVttS ant
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. / -
Louis Buckwald. Of Wheeling. was
appointed examiner for the work
mems compensation law. His duties
will be the investigation Of accidents
w. s. Phillips, Of Moundsvillc. was
appointed member of the parole
hoard, succeeding John A. Bloyd, Of
NfoundSvillc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
SAWS AWAY BARS OF CELL.

MOUNpsVILLE, W. Va, Oct. II.
Ross Morgan, is years DID, sawed
his way to freedom from the Mar
shall county jaiI yesterday. The att
thoritics arc of the belief that Nor
gan was assisted BY his father VINO
was released last "Wednesday from
the St. Clairsyille (OD jail The
boy was being held on a forgery
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
GETTING COLDER!
WINTER IS COMING!


Fa1l days are nasS'"S' We
air Is getting CHILL III" days
grow shorter ana thH nights
longer. ~
,r,,,, !, , ~. h,,,,i,,i,,o - A.,
,,on,.;o,., L,,,,,n ,'o.,,,m r. ,Ln
news """'"'' 'N''" " '"
' i'm
New outfits must he pr"viG-
ed for the family and in thu
distance arc llc liEnts OF tre
holiday season.
Tue stores are III 'oc'r l'n-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Watkins TO Speak.

Hon. Aaron a. watkins. noted
temperance lecturer, will occupy the
pulpit of the Methodist Protestant
church Sunday evening when he Will
deliver temperance lecture Q"
Sunday morning he will lecture at
the Methodist Episcopal church. The
public is cordially invited to both
hcsc services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Mostly Imaiprants Oh Boat.

NEW YORK. 0nl. ll.~-Indications
nrr that there we're no native born
Americans on the steamship Voltur-
40. a nearly complete passenger list
received from Rotterdam showed
that practically all OH board we're In
migrants mostly bound for Canada.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Now is Tie time 10 put on that.nollS

Now Is The Time 10 put on thatTh0AN
roof, before the late rains and @iisss
ter weather sets in. Tho Kelley
Lumber Co. is ready to fix you up.
with any price of prepared rootlrissI
or Washington Red Cedar Sltngleass
We carry the famous Rubcroia Roof
ings in all grades and prices AlS9,
the Rubcrinc Roof Paint, which ls
Il splendid paint for either metal an
composition roofinGs. 1O-1l-If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Suit Filed.

Tic following suit was filed yes
terday on the process books' of the
intermediate court:
Rosa p. Tenant vs.. Trainer d.
Tenant; cltdnctry; November rules.
w. M. Hess, attorney for the plain :
tilt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Deed Filed.

The following deed was filed yes
tcrday at the office OF the county
clerk fpr record:
Silas S. Starkcy and wife to Albert
G. StarkcY. Il parcel Of land on Glade
Fork of Btngamon creek; cOnsidcra-
ton, $3.50, Iu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11

l5fail 81 n ;SC2 1ss..f 3Bis
lowered them 10 the sea. Theswayes
however were 80 high that although
The small crafts made some progress
in the direction Of the volturno IL
was impossible for them to get along.
side and they returned to their ships
in most cases doing tits with tbs
greatest difficulty owing to the over,
whelming seas and the darkness
The Carmania kept her search,
lights going throughout the night
Throwing their raps across the foam,
ing seas in the quest for possible
struggling swimmers or life boats
from the voIturno.
At about nine o'clock in the even
Ing when tho darkness was at It,
blacklist flames burst through amid,
ship Of the Volturno from her engine
room and coal bunkcrs. As the fire
lighted up the skies this was followed
by an explosion which sent into tho
air burning wrcckage like a flash OF
rockets.
Sight Beggars Description.
The spectacle Of the great vessel
being consumed by fire with over
500 souls on board of her and sur
rounded by a fleet of huge lighted
hulls crowded with thousands OF
spectators all anxious but unable to
help owing to the mountainous seas
bcggarcd description.
AIl'that could be done by the would
be helpers was to throw overheard
from their vessels dozens OF lighted
life buoys and stand by in the hope
Of picking up some Of those who HAD
been cast into the sea.
About midnight a ray Of hope
came for 1t was seen that the flames
were not making much Roadway at
the entry Of the engine room or the
after bulkhcad of the Volturno. By
daybreak the Volturpo was still
floating with her great human cargo
huddicl in BASES on her poop. The
sea had moderated considerably and
n flotilla Of boats gathered round
the stern Of the Volturno.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-11
Martin Funeral Sunday.

Funeral services over the rcmatns
OF Marshall Martin will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
Trinity NJ. L. church.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

81 ieben-llno oas lit oos gnoe. Sbr
Wotip lit leift ST. p%eriteben," fGbrt cr
bolti9 fort. sic mltBten, oaB Sbrc
@roBmutter Sic ME bel iih ollfgc.
nommen bate, menn perbc' 'atbct,
uto nit eltem S~ran5oicn perbeila.
tibet, iclbltperitGnolih ober lag SL,tclt
al Sbrem @rbrebt, uno Sic tauid.
ten ms Nae. Sd pertraute Sbnel
iple ein 5lpan5lgiGbriger Sitnge, CAB
mir I'M 10 mebr Wtiibe, Sbr Sers az
gemlnnen, neil es bart 81 getuinnen
lhlen. 2os Spiel NOR portreiilih,
nun aber bat Sbr Wnm nit iebr Der.
5eiblif)cr llngeoulo 9Iles ~peroorberl.
Ginmnl ldon bot mid elm WGodcn
%bctrogen, Oanlals mar i6 Elm beib.
bliitiger, mlcriabrcner anabc, oic
Iufgabe mar lcift. Sect aber ais
Wtann, nit Dem Scritano uno ser
umlid)t eines Wannes in Den meiIten
Gingen, tboten Sic es nit elmer Sc,
l6idlihfeit, Die Nientano mlebr be,
punOert, ais ib. 2olro mar mn
ltrpad uno geiitlos; Sic iino berg
los, fali6 mo perrdtberiid bis in's
Warf."
&egina bat iid nidt bcpcgt bot
feline Silbe gelprohcn. Gr bat ibr
feline Belt oa5li gegeben. cs ipGre ibr
le%oenfalls audi unmoglid gerueiel,
nlht INN ibr Se6cn 81 retten, bate lie
81 ipred)en permodt.
Nit ben letten burten, crbor.
mungsloien @orten peloet er lid,
uno lbreitet raid bon oannen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
%. &apitel.
Yin Der Wartenmancr.

,Mutter, if mo6te Did INN ct.
mas bitten" beginnt Sulius 9erter.
es lit am Worgen nad Der 8or.
itellung, er lit iebr firth gefommen,
ieine Wiitter, Die ieit einigen Sagen
WtiB Sarriot's @oit lit, an beiuden.
Wrs. 9erter miegt lid bebaglif inn
Sdaufelitubl ulo betrad)tet lG6elno
ibreu eroBen Sobn, Der raItlos inn
3immer auf ,tno nieber i6reitet. Sic
lit Elm fleines 5ierli6es Srallben,
itol5 anf ben iefs Shub boben Sobn,
cine flcine ianfte Seele, mebr ge.
mobnt CUNT 5i erbitten, als 81 err.
meilen, mebr genobnt 81 geborben,
ais @eboriam 81 iorbern. zines iener
fiigiamen Wcien, meld)e Die WGnner
Der 5amilie ltets beriifiihtigen, ieier
es MN Batter, @atten ooer Sobne,
peihe biegiame Naturen, Die eleidl
crmodienen ainbern gaes tbrn. ipas
man lie tbun beiBt.
ga, Sulius, ober iebe did, Oh
resit mid aui; mas miait Cup"
.9u sebit nod goiton9"
.Sa. if beabiihtige balo mad
Georgia 5uriidSufebren uno bari Der
g(usilug nod Bolton niht LANCER
perihieben."
~@ie LANCE pirit 2u bort blci
! beng"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
%. aapitel.
8egen M6cno.

Gin triiber OCTOBER. 9tahmittag. Sn
Wrs. @inblor's bebagli6em @obn.
5immer brennt trouli6es 5euer i'm
&amln uno mirit tan5euoe Shatten.
9ie alte Game IN einen Sbaipl &C.
biiat iibt in einem groBen Sailteuil
nnb idliirft beige 9imonaoc. Sic
liebt frunf uno matt aus, leioet an
bettigem &atarr6 uno all9emeinem
llebelbefinben.
Im 6elliter iist Hegina unb ifallt
tribe binous in Die lhneG iinfcnbe
9ammerung. Sn ibrem SfooB liegt
ein Bud; lie bat Der 8roBmutter Dor.
geleien, bis Oieie ermiibet oanftc.
Sci 10 gut unb lGllte, Die 9imo.
naoe lit falt."
Gegina crbebt iih. Mls tic all ser
8roBmiltter poriibergebt, fGQt oieier
mieoerbolt Die S~er1noerung aili, Die
in Den lesten Sagen nit Dem iunaen
Waoden porgegangen. es lit nid)t
8crluit an Sorbc, Hcgina bat ME
pelde, es lit mlebr, ais oh Der butfle
Seint bleiher gemoroen. Die Iugen
baben troitloien, trauernbeu aiis-
orlif, Der Dumb ifeint mic %eritarrt
in Sfmer5. Sic ipielt uno iingt unb
lGdelt nidt mebr, 9ebt ME olts,
fommt langiam, penn gerufen, ert-
fernt iif miioe, pelit e%ntlaiielt, 5eigt
falim mebr 2eben alS elm Iutomat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

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Sc
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Warum bat &eeina 9urano peran'
laBt fort5u9eben, no lit lie ielbit?
gr 3iinoet cine Gigorre an uni
bieibt I'M Sbatten oes Sauies lteben
3pei @eltalten naben lid. Srranf
uno Hegina. Gas M1b1en lprifi
leiie, 3iirneno, leioenihoftIid.
sd babe Dir INNER itno INNER
pieoer seiagt, baB uns bieie Coll.
fiibnbeit 81 8ri1nbe riftet. Wan be.
obaftet uns bcreits nit gtellgier un>
Teroaft, berte mebr als ie. Sd bite
did, geb', ebe es 5l lpGt it,"
SD mill nidt; if bate bos Hedi
81 fommen, babe es 81 bleiben. @as
geben mid Ole 2ellte an? SAB bas
Shlimmlte fommen, nidts fam fir
mid ihlimmer iein, ais meinc Sroll
itets ben 6ulbigungen zines Mnoerer
alsgeiest 81 ieben. 9u maeit Gor-
iiht preoigen, 10 piel Gu pilit, ih
bin fein Steir, nnb ertrage cs nidt
mebr lange. gs gibt Womente, no
i'd beinabe Dem @abniinn nabe bin,
zines cages begebe ih mid at Mrs.
@inbior, lno iage ibr Niles"
uIn Dem Gag BIN ih Dir jeoen-
faas perloren, bieB niiroe i'd ME
mails pergeben. Damn bit 9u Elm
Seigling, Elm @errdtber, ein-"
sabre fort!" laht 9uranb.
r@ar es ni6t genrg, baB 81, elm
Maoden, Oas Gid mabrbaft liebte,
81 sebeimer Seiratb perleiteteit,
muBteit Iu audi Gein @ort breden,
bierber fommen uno uniere gauge
3ufunft pernidten? 8 2eonce," nrto
lire Gimme eritidt i'm S6lu6oen,
n9u muBt mirfIif bon Sinner iein."
Sic geben boriiber. On Der Tbiir
bleibt 9uranb einen Iugenblid
iteben, ergreift @egina's SGnoe,
ipriht baitig, fiiBt lie uno peritrpin-
oct nit ibr i'm Sauie.
9ansmortb itebt mie bonn sdlage
geriibrt; cine Mrt Sbminbel bot i'm
befangen.
Seine Srou! Suranb's Srau!
ghur oieie @orte jagen ii6 in ieinem
@ebirne; oas aIio lit bas 8ebeimnib!
@ie lange er 10 itebt, weiBt er
niht.
Die @eieGidaft brift auf; er reet
iif nidt. Man ruft mad ibm; tie ire.
ten aus Dem Sauie, aue @elt fragt
pertpuuoert, mo er. iet.
Or moate cine gigarre rai,den,"
erfldrt WiB Sarriot. Die grbe
fam i'm nidt oeridlnnsen baben."
,Saben sic irgeltb cine aIte 3iite
i'm Saus?" laft Mrs. 8edpitb, yge.
ben Sic @ht, ipenn Sic bieieIbe off.
men, finben Sic feline mobernbe
2eihe."
.Mir ideint, er lit in aler Stine
beim9eganeen," meint Der. 8edipitb.
Cute 0abt, MiB Sarriot, ODER bel
Ter gliten Woreen, chen iflGgt es
5pei llbr. &omm, Weibfen."
sic seben slqe, crit aIs Seloiie gu.
riidtritt, folgt ibr 2angportb lautlos.
rMoolpb, I'M @otteswillen, mas lit
seifeben?"
,@arum?" fragt er nit eigen.
tbiimlih rauber Stimme.
.Sie ieben guns geiiterbaft bleid
aus. @as lit geideben?"
rNidts; ih babe aopfpeb. 81.
gentlid noQte i'd nidt mebr berein.
fommen, fonnte aber aud nift ge.
ben, obne Sbnen quite Nadt 9eiagt
5u baben."
Seloiie fiibIt, bob etpos Sdredli.
DIES iif ereignet baben mlB.
Sic bietet ibm ittpeigenb elm
8las @ein, bas er nit bebenber San6
nimmt.
Sic iinb meme bette, trclteIte
Sreunoin, ih oanfe Sbnen. Cute
Haft!"
gr nilnmt ben SUIT nnb lit fort, be-
Dor lie antiporten fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

U'NS'Ht fSitiN, WI pSultlC, iUeIllt
mein 9leibcn Dir ullangenebm lit,
aber ih DerOe Maries Hiidfebr OBJ
iparten. @er meiB, mann mir inns
ipieoer leben, icoenfals fallm, 10
lange 8roBmamnla lebt, ih mod)te
aber nidt obne elm @ort ocs glblhie.
oes ailf 10 LANCE 3eit BON Maric
i6eioen."
Gegina %ieuf5t; mas bilft ales ,3ll-
reoen? 2eonce unO Warie geben
bod ibren @eg.
$50 mogIt Oh nenigItens mir
Iest Sebenobl lagen, 2eonce; ih
peroe oaS Saiis nid)t mebr pcrlolien,
10 lange Oh in gopmoutb meilit. Sd
pdre audi bellte nidt nit Dir 5uiam.
me1getroffen, Bate i6 es niht fir
notbpenbig erad)tet, Dob Oh Waries
Ibreiie bon mir erfdbrit. Nl,n aber
biete i6 Dir 2ebemobl."
rNuf Mr. 2angwortb's 9efebl?"
n0as lit meine Mngelegenbeit. Die
8roBm,tter befieblt cs, Ole 2ellte
iprefen iiber inns: bas geniigt. 3u-
Dem neiBt Oh, Dob i6 ieoes @ebeim.
nib perabifeue. @eb ooer bleibe, ih
fiimmere mid nidt meiter barum."
nHegina, gu marIt itets mein gl,.
ter gngel," ipriht er nit mabrem,
parmem @efiibl, lid peiB, iG bGtte
nift fommen ioaen uno gelobe Cir,
81 geben, iobalO Warie mieoerfebrt.
Sd mill seoulOig 81 marten illden,
obgleif es fait unmogli6 ideint-
itnO Warie lit 10 falt-io faltl Ioieil,
lteb Shneiterhen, tauieuo 0nnf."
@r fiiBt lire Sdnb. @
guf Der anoern Seite ser StraBe
gebt Sangmortb poriiber lr1b griiBt.
pSeonce, mir limo ollt Der StraBe,"
rnft Hegina ergliibenO, nWr. Gang
iportb lab uns."
.@as liegt ooran2 Gin gruoer
bari ipobl Der Sfmeiter Sano fiiiien.
Wr. 2angmortb beeibt iid Nun 81,
1iihe nnO miro mid bohmiitbiger
betraften, oenn je. Gr beebrt mid
NIT ieiner giferiudt; ma fol, ib bin
Elm @egenitano bes llnbebagens fir
nlebr ais einen Gentleman oieier git-
ten Staot."
&egina perlGBt i'm baltig.
Ils es 81 bunfelll beginnt, begibt
lie lid 81 ibrem 2ieblingsplasden,
Der ~nieoeren @artenmauer.
2allge iist iie bort, Die augen trGll.
merilf auf Die glldt gebeftet.
Sbrc Sraurigfeit mo triiben 9lb-
nllngen iinO perihmunben Dor Den
freunoliden gliiflihen 9eoanfen, Die
nnmiafiirlih auflteigen, went lie ii.
res Serlobten iif) %erintert; lie iingt
leile Dor iif bin.
Ylotlih MAIDEN iif Sfritte Dor
bar, Shritte, Die lie fennt; ibr Ser5
poht lalt, aber lie pen0et lid
nift Inn.
Sangluortb bleibt iteben; er ipriht
niht. Mls lie mufblidt, erltirbt oas
2aheln auf ibren 2ippen.
r@as lit geideben?" rift lie cr.
idreft iiber Den InsOruf ieiner
3iige.
.gtiht piel," Die Stimme lit ernIt
nno leiie, oas Intlit mie eritarrt,
lid babe MIR geitern SIR 8elprGf)
nit a%ngebort, Sbr @eiprdd nit Won.
Iiellr Suran0. Wott meiR, oaB i)
ni6t lauIden moltc, ib ging in Mib
Sarript's @nrten ipo5ieren, cine 81
garre 81 rauhen. nftb borte wie er
Sic iein @eib nnnnte."'
&egina itoBt einen leiien Shrei
aus mn perbiiQt bos slntlis.
v6iirdten Sic nidtS," benlerft or
perGdtlid, lid tblle Sbnen fem Seio,
made Sbnen nidt einntol einen @or-
muri. Wir baben ms nid,t mebr piel
5n iagen; aber, GROCER 8ott, mie babe
ih mid getGuidt! I'D, glanbte I'M
@eiidte Die Seele leicn 5u fonncn,
9laiibte ans SIREN augen elm treiles,
brapes, coles. mutbiges Ser5 itauer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

gnblif lit Ser gbeno 90, 6as Sbea.
fer bis gum leeten Ylas gefiint. Ban.
mouth ernartet einen SauptipaB,
freut iih, Die 0ilettanten glGn5eno
ourffalen 81 ieben.
! Sinter ben Gouliiien lit ndmenlo.
les 9urdeinanoer. Wit eemalten &c.
iihtern,. gepuoerten, perriidenge.
l6miiften SGuptern rennen Die
S6auipieler nit ibren Stolen bin
uno Der, imionit iuft 9uranb Orb.
nung 81 ldoffen. Snmitten Der Con.
FUTON erbebt iih Der @orbang, uno
iobalo Die beiben llngliidli6en, mel6e
Die erite Scene 5u ipielen baben, Die.
len See bon 8eiihtern rlnb slllgen
erblifen, ifJfpinben ibnen @eodftnib
uno Stimme. llmionit ertont bas
@efIiilter aus Dem Souffleurfaiten,
ollie @elt bort uno peritebt es, MIR
ni6t Die arunen Climber, oenen es
gilt.
sort! iort!" rnft's enbli6 bon Der
@alerie, uno Die 9eioen treten trau-
rig, aber gewisigt ab.
Die erite Scene ihliebt nit elmer
6emiitbigenoen Nieoerlo9e, Ban.
mouth fi6ert unb fiiblt, baB es fir
iein @elo u~nterbalten meroe.
Die ndd)ite Scene ipielt in Mib 2p.
oia 2anguiib's Simmer.
&egina ipriht; ibre lpeife pollc
Gimme lit Iaen perit1nolih, ibr
Spiel anmutbig unb iider, iie mo
Mrs. Sedwitb ais 2ilcp 5eihnen lid,
aus.
Marie 2onoelle tritt ais Suite ali.
geim @nbIid hires engelglei6en Int.
libes bridt Elm 9eiialsiturm ans.
beiien WGrme nabre Suloignhg Iiur
baS idone IGo6en lit. Sic ergliibi
mo perneigt i,h lddelno uno oarlf'
bar. Sbre Sbonbeit aber lit oas
9elte, mas iie 81 bieten permag. oil
Gimme lit leiie, oas Spiel ermiioeno
elm p~orlarter 9~aiieniunge ruft ermni
tbiaeno bon Der @aleric: .Sprefer
Sic Iauter, MiB; Sic ~braudben lid i
nift 81 ihGmen."
Wrs. Malaprop rmo Sir gntbont
eriheinen, 2esterer nit iebr &C.
ihminftem Intlit, 5iemlif) panfen'
ben anien uno treiiloicm 8eodftniB
gapmoutb ladt = SuliaS ,Gertel