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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16
New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W We. July Is. n
Range Of active stocks on the New
orb stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a J.. Mssden a Co. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16
Marriage LIeen.es

Edward J. Cunin and Uosorhfrr
Mary Hannah. both OF Pittsbnrsb ''''''
Albert Barker. Monessen. pa and
ia,ilan Agnes Henry. Charleroi. Pa.
ross Al Dureg. Moundsville. w Va
ana Hazel Muhleman. Newark n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July I5.-Cattle
steady. supply light: choice s925Wg.c
prime $500 9.25. sheep steady. sum-
ply fair. prime wethera -Se069fe 10.
Culls and commons s2OOn3.sO. sprine
lambs 5000 ~ SIS. Veal calves fT6 Oa 4,
1919. Hogs. slow: receipts 20 double
decks; prime hsavies S9.15. MEDIUMS
and heavy workers sJ.25. lirht Workers
and pigs $40 0 9.i5. rourhs ST.75TS10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. 5SiAc.
BARLEY n SIC.
Timothy O0m5.25.
Glover Seed-S1O.OOT I5.OO.
Pork-&22S7.
Lard-st0.27
kibs-Sl1.75 n12I2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

Oklahoma Gas ..........I 5sLbI
Usage a Oklahoma Gas .I 5qS
Pittsburgh Brewing .....' a.
DO preferred ...-.......... "a rs
Pittsburgh on a Gas ......|.I T +.
wv III ...-......... Is a ....
san Toy ..................I.. II
mon switch A Signal. ....|i05i \ |iOT
,Mesunghouse Air Brake. ... = It29
Westinghouse Machine CO. ag "a
West Penn Railway. pref. SO a.
G. 81 l5Nl i5Nf 1881 1871 i5aI -,
do pr eih. slhl 81 30 90 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

Gladys Jack really has = soft SPOT
ln his heart for me.
Nuricl How DO you know
Gladys He fays he is aiwaya
thinking 81 mo
Nuriel why. q man doesn't think
with bic heart The soft epot must
he In his ead.-JudFe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

at Woodsneid. one day during the ussk
l'r and Mrs " q webb and ur and
slfs. George Ahersold. Of Warwood. vi
va. came In friday IN q machine 10
ercn1 90 Few days with relatives and
friends.
ST. and Mrs John Maurv and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey MHurF. % pIftahureh.
To- are spending o. few DAYS here with
relatives and friends
Ll0ise TrnfIus. ~ Akron. is spending
n rev weeks here vIfh her aunts Misses
Emma and Clara TnrffIa
MIS- Mary Pratt has returned home
Hftnr HunndIrg severn. days with her
eIrtgr. Nr9 Dennis HueErk Of Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

"a ~ 49, july lo.-ltog s-Eece pts,
-H'g"". active. Bulk Of sales. $500
s95, heavy, Ss.2OWs s5. rough. SsgGls
:. %. pigs. s HumsgD.
cattle Receipts. 5000. STEADY.
Reeves ft.suu 70 90. steers So EUlfs az.
stockcrs and feeders. $3.50 Ou. cows
HOO T'.'' ~
sheep Receipts. 90 900. lower shea,
- y SO ycarlings. $3.50 7.20. lambs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

Articles open. HiEa. Low clos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Establishment of Provisional
Government in Ireland May
See Clash Between Fac
tionSi Leaders Impatient
CLASS DISTINCTION
ENTIRELY ELIMINATED
Recruits forCauSe Come From
All Walks of Life, From La
borerS and Farmers to
Country Gentlemen.

London, July with every week
nf suspense In the settlement of the
future government of ireland the me
mace OF the military preparations by
the Ulster and the home rule volun-
tccrs increases. The present tendency
among the volunteers Of the south Is
TO accept leadership by the Nationalist
party which John Redmond offered
them. Thus led, there would be a
clear division of home rulers and anti
home rule men into hostile armed
camps The very dangers of a bitter
civil war which such prospect pre-
scnts. furnishes the best safeguard for
pc'icc.
Correspondents Of the Associated
Press ut Dublin and belfast have writ
ten Of the situation from the Nation
alist ana Ulster points of view re-
spectiVciy. The most interesting de-
Nelopment in the plan. hitherto un-
Published, Of the Orangemcn under
Sir Edward Carson for taking charge
of affairs by force If a provisional
government Is set up, and the fact
that the commercial men of Belfast
have used their influence in Ulster
councils to postpone radical action un-
I'll Il home rule parliament has been
established In Dublin. The great
question which contronts the national
list volunteers is how far their Amer
lean sympathizers are likely TO come
forward with funds for their arms and
equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Weekly Realty Record


Deeds
J. W McQuade and wife to T.
Madge Martin. lot H., block J. Brown
wen a Iail addition, Si00.
George l.. Gearing and wife to Lloyd
llunsaker, tracts \, b. Gearing
ranch, ST.
Thomas Mllligan aud wife to David
X. Etter, lot | and east ~ feet >,
block 85, l,aynolds addition 81.
David Il. Etier and wife to Thomas
Milligcn, lot 4, and west T. V feet >,
block 35, liaynods addition, ST.
David J. Metzgar Ia +. O'Laughlin.
piece band in Rcrnalill0 county. 81.
j. y, Newell To Manuel Chavez y
r.. 80 acres in southeast one-fourth
2f-a-2, S3ia5. u. ~ S. deed
Jesusta q. dc Campos ana h0s-
band to ]. a. Sala2ar y O.. piece land
in Albuquerque. $250. Quit claim
deed
r. Strothor to Miuna S. Waddcll,
grantors' interest in all lots owned by
&. L. Strother In Albuquerque, So.
K. Michael to A. Michael, lots I T.,
H. block ., Baca addition, st. Quit
claim deed.
Ruth l. King to Elizabeth Jackson,
lot = block 81, Eastern, 81.
Sotero c. de Baca to Vicente C. de
Baca piece land in precinct IL. 81.
Moore Realty CO. to Mary G. Green,
lot ., block 3. Eastern addition. 81.
l.. v Beebe to Sadie lnscho. lot 9,
block 80. Huning addition. 81
Dolores g. de Apodaca to Creneio
Robledo, piece land In precinct !, ST..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
DOMINICAN GROWTH
AND DEVELOPMENT
TOLD IN REPORT

Washington. July 5.--Although,
next to Cuba the largest of the West
Indies. the island which is divided
between the Dominican Republic and
Haiti is the least known and offers
the greatest possibilities for future
development The bureau OF foreign
and domestic commerce, of the de-
partment of commerce. has lust is-
sued an interesting monograph en-
titled Development Of the Dominican
Republic" Especial Consular report
No. 65), which treats of the general
features of the republic, its agricul-
tural possibilities, its import ana eX-
port trade in detail and the countries
participating in it, its shipping faclli-
ties, and other information which
should make the publication a useful
compendium for consultation as to
the country's trade, records, etc COP
les of the monograph may be pro-
cured from the superintendent OF
documents government printing OF
flee. Washington. y. G., for cents
per copy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
AMERICAN SYMPtTHIZERS ARE
TIRED OF HELPING, THEY CLAIM

Belfast, July 5.-The leaders of the
cOvenanters In Ulster profess to con-
slider the nationalist volunteer move
mcnt as something not to he taken Sc
riously. These nationalist bands In
the lister counties drill spasmodically
and are not connected with any CEN
tral organization. All the local lead
ers act entirely on their own initia-
tive. In some districts the volunteers
are split up into factions under OPP
posing leaders, who carry on news
paper warfare.
The Ulster leaders say that the ma
tionalist volunteers must fail through
the impossibility Of getting arms
They claim to have many letters from
America showing that the Irish there
are tired Of contributing to home rule,
and now that they consider an Irish
parliament assured, they propose to
let those in Ireland settle their own
internal questions without help. Even
il American sympathizers should re-
fill the war chest the present govern
ment measures to suppress gun-run-
ming in all ports would check mate
them
I'VE have two years start in the
matter of arming and we mean to
Keep It," an official Of the Ulster
unionist council said to the Associated
Press.
In many Ulster villages the nation
alist bands are being drilled by re-
tired army sergeants near the halls
and parade grounds of the Ulster bat
talions and the townspeople are able
to watch the preparations of both
forces.
There were $500 nationalist volun
teers in Belfast about the middle Of
June and many more in Londonderry
City where Catholics and Protestants
are more evenly balanced in numbers,
Two Factions CIam0riDg.
In the coyenanter movement there
are two distinct factions at present.
One is militant faction which adj
Vocates immediate provocative action,
with the belief that hloodshed would
shake the English non-cunformists
and force Asquith to grant listers de-
fand for permanent exclusion from
an Irish government. The other fac
ton, which includes important bust
ness men, fought successfully to pre-
vent the declaration of a provisional
government for Ulster when the home
rule bill passed the third reading in
the house Of commons. The first fac
ton now clamors 10 have the provi-
sonal government set up when the
king signs the bill, while the more
conservative business interests counsel
delay until the Irish parliament in
Dublin is launched. Sir Edward Car
son sided with the latter faction at the
last conference of leaders here.
Meantime the volunteers. saturated
.t...4 .ftxsx
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
FOR SALE

s3.90O-9-room, 2-story brick. mod
crn, fine location. W Central. corner
lot. good outbuildlngs $500 cash,
balance s per cent
1890. --4-room frame bath. fine
shade, good outbuildings, fine To-
cation: N. 18th st.
000-5-room brick. modern, well
built, cellar, sleeping porch. good
outbulldings; w. Silver Avenue
close in
s5.0OU S-room frame, modern. 3.
room frame; sleeping porch. mod
ern, and Groom house in rear, all
furnished.
.200--6-room bungalow, modern,
Highlands, close In.
81, 500--h- room frame. modern. hot
water heat. can be made into s.
room house at little expense: good
location In Highlands.
A. FlLlEISClaIlElR
III 5. Fourth 81.
Phone Bsf. Next 10 PostoffIce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

quarters to ask when the campaign
would begin. ANA the work OF keeping
the bold spirits quiet is increasingly
difficult.
The headquarters staff has worked
out plan of campaign for hostiities
IL IN not likely that they Will attempt
to use this citizen force against trained
regulars with heavy guns, for as one
officer remarked. the most they could
expect would be TO put one good fight
ana be cut to pieces. The present
plans are to keep the Ulster national
ISIS In check when the provisional
government is set up.
Belfast Volunteers Imported.
Most of the Belfast volunteers are
being formed into four regiments
known as the Belfast division which
will net az a police force. A flying
Icolumn composed of $500 picked and
paid volunteers. u majority Of whom
are old soldiers, has been organized
as first line striking force with mo-
tor transport capable of carrying II
to any part of Ulster In less than four
hours. This force is armed through
out with new Mausers and possesses
ten Maxms of the latest pattern. Ger
tain country regiments, especially
those Of Antrim and Armagh. would
20 on active service with this column,
while other country regiments includ-
Ing Londonderry must remain at home
To suppress the nationalists.
II the provisional government were
established the flying column would
be sent to Londonderry where the ma
tionalists are strongest, while the
East and West Belfast regiments
would form double cordons around
the two nationalist districts OF this
city. with Maxlms covering the prin-
cipal streets.
Information that the nationaists
are lringlng in carboys Of vitfiol
whhh women would pour on The
troops from windows as they poured
boiling water during the rioting some
years ago. has reached carson's head
quarters III there Is a single act of
that kind" said staff officer, THE
building where il Is done will be en-
tered, wrecked and every officer
killed"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Automobiles Stalled.

OscufO July a.-k0ads IN souihern
New Mexico are reported badly
washed BY oloudbursts. Kline automo-
biles were stuck in the mud for thirty
miles south Of Alamogofdo Several
cars are stalled etween AlamogerdO
and Roswell and At least one car be-
tween Roswell and santa Fe. Sis au-
tomobiles that Iefi El Paso far Cleud-
croft to spend sunday were Stalled
twenty miles out Of ~ paso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

Portland. ore, July b..-Iae ocean
ldock owned bv Balfour Guthrie co,
Twas burned today NJ ioss ~ $50
900. II was the third big water front
fire since winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
MONEY 10 LOAN.

~~-~~-~-~-N-~-~-~~~~-~-N-
MONEY LOANED In all parts Of the state
to railway employees on salary. household
goods etc Call or write Union Loan Co.
Room H. First National Bank building. Al
hnaueraue. N NJ phnne 12s8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
TyprWI,rTJns.


ALL KINDS. both nGw and second hand,
bonghf sold rented and repaired AL
huauerdue Typewriter Exchange. Phone
f<4 x11 w Gni5
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4 81 . ;' 4. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS q
STORAGE.

WANTED-pianus. household goods etc.
stored safely at reasonable rates. Phone
u.s. The Security Warehouse a Improve
ment 20. Springer Transfer Co.. success
sors. ITO Gold Ave
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Advcrtlscd list for tho week ending

Advertised list for tho week ending
July 3, 1914.
Ladies' List.
Mrs. w H. Bartlett, Mrs NJ. l.. Barr,
Clara Berton. Mrs Rose Cooke. Mrs.
Day, Mrs Grace Goden Mrs. Maude
Glenn. Miss Isabelle Hughes, Miss
Margit Hochisingef (2l Marble Jara-
milo, Miss George Moore Or, Miss
NJ. l.. Mor Mrs NJ y. Neel, Telelara
Caradcs Mrs. Tom Overton, Mrs. A. A.
Phillips Mrs. John Pooh. Miss Ella
Quinn. Mrs. Fay Richardson t2), Miss
Dorothy Watson Dorothy Wiley o..
Mems List
W. I. Alfred. f. Nj Campbell. G.
clifford Crews. Dr. r. IT, Dabney, j.
If. Dulm, Frank Edwards, Y. Ferrafi,
Herman Fegert. Romolo Guardoia,
Trinidad Galegos =. a. Gonzales, Luz
ciano Guzman. Frank A. Garcia, A..
r. ftran y. lsobe T.. Janson. Paul
Jones, otto Kuhn, Juan I.0cero,
Frank Martinez, Jose Madrid, W NJ
Nath. Roy Nahtiamppah. Dr w b.
Patterson, DaYi NJ. Pefea. l.ibrado lto.
bley. Gregrio Rubu. Rafael LUIS Sc
vcriano Salazar, Carmelito Sarrasino
Juan Sabedra, I, Sabedra. Nlsente Sc
gorian3. Roy walker
Packages.
Mrs Fred v Matteson. Mrs. l.
Montoya de- Martinez. Ascension Guar
diola, Petra A Gonzales, John
Honslev. Adelaide SaVedra.
You miss many opportunities daily II you
do nss read Journal want ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

You miss many opportunities daily II Wv
do not raed Journal wsst ads
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P@rGerEield Co.
Real Estate Fire Insurance Loans
ZIG w. Gold
HELP WANTED.
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Male.


HELP WANTED.
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Male.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
2i0 W. silver = .. Box r.
s. to sees day. flrst-class blacksmith.
500 month aud board. Phone s5i
wANrEp-pm settlers at the Drummer
Bowllng Alley
Female.
wANTEu-C Competent cook al Methodist
peaconess hospital Phone sss
WANTEp-A fifst.ciass xiii Tor general
housc work. no washing. Apply mornings.
10 North Eleventh.
HOTELS.
S~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~N-~~~~
III YOU want a good room. 20 to the Belle
vue Hotel Everything modern. ais South
First across from depot
D-NiiscelIancous.
S~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Jour
ma. office.
CARPET CLEANING. furniture aud stove
repairing w. A. Coz. phone Sos
wANTED-we buy old gold and silver
1ewelry Beuneits lis s. Second
W M MI az hnbn MtIh anu
tohhing Horace Strong. phone l0a6J
WANTED VIII take auto parties to noun
tains OF elsewhere. cheap Phone 7ei.
WANTED-Man and wife in pooo health to
work on ranch. For particulars call ON
A l. Grmshaw. 81 North Twelfth street.
GROWN FURNITURE Rcuaring aud Pack
ing Cabinet making. upholsterng re-
finishing, mattress making. rug sizing. All
work guaranteed a H. Garcia and H. Il.
Oiivas. ~ south Third. Phone Get
LOST.
|~~N~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
LOsr-Bunch Of keys nn key ring. Leave
here for reward
LOST Gold watch. hunting case 90 south
broadway Reward. Return 60 2l5 East
conral avenue.
Losr-A Boston Terrier female Answers
tp name OF Don, Return ta i07 North
Fourth. Reward
LOsT-Englsh bull dog female Answers
TO name Of Babe. Return 10 Isaac Barth
i22 North sixth
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FOR SALE-Iscal Estate.
s-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-~-
FOR SALE-About acres improved land
adjoining Loekhart Ranch, at a bargain.
Henry Lockhart phone 1888
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Original ZIG Leaf Worn.

1.-THE most remarkablt IIHU VT
the island when we brought % nhn'
the original fig tree iedf used az .
hreech- cloth. The race that once
lived there wore projections made oul
OF fine white clay and designed as
leaf. The Workmanship on these cay
specimens Is perfectly magnificent. l
believe II would take modern
draughtsman two days TO copy the
delicate fracings
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
HOTELS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
If YOU want Il good room. go to the Belle
vue Hotel Everything modern. ala sout
First across from depot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Female

WANTED competent cook al Methodist
pcaconvHs hospital Phone s3s
WANrEp-A fifst.class xiii Tor general
house work ne washing. Apply mornings.
10 North Eleventh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
EMPLOYMENT oFFicE


2i0 w silver. = q. Box rs
Wantcd-carpenicrs 81 day. and laborers.
s. TO sees day. flrst-clnss blacksmith.
800 month aud honrd Phone a5i
WANTEp-rin settlers az the Drummer
bowling Alley
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

o9tlr eineii Iugenblid = 2uit
lfopfen," GdSfc Selena 5piiden Den
aufeinanoergebiiienen 3dbnen berppr.
sd babe Seitenlteden. Ienm On
MIR meiter = i6 bcle Gid nad)ber
boffentlif nod ein."
Selbit erid,opit, faBte Cecilia lie
5ur InhDort I'm Den Scib mo oriifte
lie in ooS @ras nieoer. naiuostopi
9u! sd ioate did aaein l~alien?!."
ShmeIterliH ltreihelte JIG ibr baS
nit 9llt nno Sbmils bebefte sc.
ii6t. "9tilr nidt Der5agt! Hah Der
fur5en Hoit gebt es boppelt ihnell
meiter; Die Glide perlieren ii6.-
Sorf, mar oas nift elm ShuB?"
glu1 Selena bob Den &opf, ocn Tie
on Die Sdpllter Der Sreunoin gelebnt.
nSa-rno nidt bintcr ms, ion.
bern bon linfs, aus berielben Hid)-
tung, in ser porbin geidoiien wuroe.
aaroomSti uno Der nilOerc meinten,
es gcltc Srpc5ef. % 8ott, %iolltell
DDS"
.llniere Setter iein?" erg1n5tc
Cecilia ldtelnb. nSalt CLAUDE aud
id Oaron, obmobl Der Sdall redJi
ld)moh lpnr unb bic G%ntiernulg nod,
5iemlih groB iein mib. Nitr Mutb.
Ser5hel; iiber fur5 ODER lang linz
pIr gIiidliG in Sid)erbcit."
Snnerli6 mar iie ieood) teineSmegS
lo boiimn0siretoig, benn ebeuio 9lli
fonnte DER Sdn,b Oas S%cronnobcr
Der 8eiubr beocuten. aliiglid inter.
IicB tic oober einen Si9nali6rlB al;
gnmort. 9llberieits biitete lie lid
mobl oicier SeiiirGtulg 9luSbrud 81
uerleibcu, iouoern iie bemiibte lid
ourd) mnlntere 8orte &elcno nli5u
ridten.
.g9oS pGrc aus mir geworben
wenn i'd obne DID nnieren &Gl6err
in Die SSGnOe geiollen mare" iagtl
oieie enolid) oonfbar gerilbrt.
Gam itanb lie ali mo wolte al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Nerited oblrbeu mod)tc, lbr obcr ais
Shllpflpinfel iiir @0Ifc betonnt
mar.
o@irlt iii audi 0a9 Sallfcn lanAc
allaboltcn?"
God ohltc Die Nntuort o%b5upur-
ten iprnlr9 tic Oil, uobm Die Eiltpic
IN Die Hedlte, blicttc lid ein lctte2e
nal ringsunL unO mie 5ipei Salhen
Dor Dem Sabitt runltcl Die bcioen
WGod]en pormdrts.
Sdlmeigcnb, ober almabllg tll'
nler mehr feildelo, ciltcl lie longer
nis cine Tiertelltinoe 10 nebeneinall.
Der hin. Die sSilrd)t Dor Dem, mas
binter ibner mar, perlieb lbre1
SiiBen cine gallS nllBer9elppbnlide
Strait uno Sdneligfeit. 9alb bottcn
lie bas erite @ebiiih erreiht, ounn
boeen lie naf lilfs ab 5u ellient
id,mtalen @cbol5, welfes linen Den
S1auplab ibrer @eianeenid,oft alls
Dem @eiidtsfreile bradte. Sier mnB'
ten tic leOof Solt mad)et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

acra0c Der Seitc entqegGlgcieBt, ouf
DER Ghoo5to mo &dronpafi binnltv.
5ingeu."
~2lber 5l Sub? Goa cine &fcro lit
oodl Allt bralld>bur-iic bolcn inns ia
0nrnuf hlcid) elm"
Gineu flfincn 9iugenblid mor Die
anoerc ulidliiiig - id)on ieoof
Id)iltteltc iic Den &opf.
~9tcin! @er mcib, Oh Der @oltl
lid inns fii8t-uno in Der 9tad)t fill-
Den mir obue i'm ms better ourd,.
Heilt, fonrm mur!l"
llnb ld)on id)liipftc lie, pbnc id,
nod einmal umgeorebt 5u boben,
5lpiidcn oie StrGlld)er bineiil-&c.
lena ibr ltad).
Sbnpbl oas Tifift ~feinespc0s 10
iunourhoringlid) mar, mic es bon Scr
Steppe ans erid)ien, batten oie flic-
benoen WfGohen fein fleines Stiif
glrbeit Dor iid). slls lie, bon Den
Oornen blutig geriiien, erhitt uno
felrdlcno, poriidtig gebiidt am Hanoc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-07

Der G6ene inter ben iebten Vllfen
beruorgefroden famen, bingen BON
Dem meiben Srofatfleio nno oem
lihtblolten SeiDenfleio MIR nod
1Seben oil ibner. Cecilia blieb einen
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hatte auirid)ten mpllen, am Irne To-
tort berob.
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bin mir laufen Diirien! Sort Die
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an Der HoItomica iein. Sann fam
Sopolc3a nid)t lebr rueit bon bier lie.
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fliiitertc nod) elmer @eile Selela be.
bcno nit einem idmeren Itbem5ugc.
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am ocntlidIten iminer oen Monn
r6helnl"
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mo Dem Mclier III Der qnOern Sano
iprnng lie allf.
yGonun nir, fomm mir! SIMMER
gcraoenn@-9an5 gIeid) wobil-mlr
tort non bier!"
Cecilia ipdbtc nod einnlal onI-
merfiom ii6cr ole Oitntelc Gbenc,
ueld)e lid Till uno menidenleer Dor
iblen o~uSoebnte. NirgenoS warell
bic llmriiie meniGlidcr 9ticoerlai-
iuuaen erfennbnr, niGtS ais perein-
5cltes @e60l5 mo Die Steppe! Gen.
nod molte lie ibren 6ilB lieber IN Die
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ri9tell, bas 5war Elm lebr lidcres