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be over but they were again subjected
 to some unusual experiences before getting away yeste Gay on the coast
 guard cutter Beap h 'ich had come to i tlat point esspresds to pick up the
 passengers marooned there by the freezing of the bay. The Bear was not lable to approach within less than two miles of the shore and the ships boats were compelled to cut and break their
 way through the loose Ice to . point some half mile or 90 from shore in order to reach the party of about eigh-
 teen persons who were in waiting. MT
 Riley speaks in terms of the highest
 praise of the officers and crew of the cutter and particularly of the latter whom he. says are worthy of reward for
 their efforts in breaking their way through the Ice at imminent risk of life and limb In order to rescue the stranded ones. The sailor boys were compelled to figet every inch of . mile and half of ice that was not strong enough to travel over and was still co heavy as to nuke the task sf getting through one of the most dinacuit na- lure. Time and again the sailors broke through the ice up to their shoulders but still kept at their task despite the exposure and freezing weather and at length reached a point about three hundred yards from the little group on the ice. Further progress then be- came so difficult that the party were
 under the necessity of crossing over an exceedingly dangerous piece of Ice covered water by means of an Eskimo
 boat placed on runners by some enter
 prising nctive who exacted as high as five dollars for transporting the party
 over to the ships boats. They were
 finally landed safely in the cutters
 b,ats and were then lowed back to the
 bsen carried along by the crew on their way inshore For the efforts of the cut
 ter and her crew MT Riley Is loud ir his praises and declares that they dis played a spirit that is seldom seen and which is worthy of the highest praise Aboard the Bear the party. among which were three ladies, were treated with the utmost kindness and consid eration by Captain Cochrane and were safely landed In Nome this morning al |7:30.
 Dettering was hurried to the hospital on arrival and is none the worst for his experience, indeed, is said to have
 improved greatly on the trip. Mir.
 Riley is a prominent operator on Flat creek In the Iditarod and Is member of the firm of Riley and Aitken. He states that everything was frozen up in the Iditarod by the 10th of the pres ent month with the exception of the dredges which were still operating at last accounts. There will be but little doing in the camp this winter aside from @ little prospecting It Is esti- mated that the population will be about twelve hundred this winter.
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 ATHENS, Oct 25.-The lombard ment of Dedeagatch Friday evening by a fleet of twenty allied warsihps and many aeroplanes resulted in the city suffering an immense amount of dam age and Is still being consumed by a fire which broke out as a result of the explosion of the first five shells fired from the bombarding fleet. =.
 During the following bombardment the city was set on fire in many places and over three hundred Bulgarian sol- diers were cremated in the military barracks on the outskirts of the city which was struck early by the shells of the war fleet. Reports arriving here today state that over half of the city is in ashes and the fire is still sweep ing onward beyond all control. A total of three thousand soldiers and ten
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 SEWARD, Oct. 23.--The plaintiff completed his case in the suits for the Seward townsite this morning On cross examination Colonel Swanitz ad- mitted joining in contract between the Panama Construction Company and John E. Ballaine in which Ballaine stated that he was the owner of the toWnsite. Attorney James A. Haight, attorney for the defense was called by the plaintiff to identify the minutes of a meeting of the board of directors of the Alaska Central railroad and on cross examination it was developed that Haight was at that time legal advisor of the Alaska Central. The wit ness stated in answer to questions that the officials of the railroad had not
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ALLIES B0mBARD.hc BULGARIA.
buLGARIANS EXECUTE
 SUSPECTED OFFICERS

Dispatches from other sources indi- much difficulty in preventing tte civil population from breaking out int0 open revolt, and all tendency toward edi- tion Is being suppressed with a heavy hand. The reports declare that hun dreds have been jailed In every large town and many have been summarily executed for supposed anti govern mental inclinations.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CHARGED WITH
 BURGLARY
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"A r. "A OSTViCe.
 SEATTLE, Oct 25-Clarence Fox dale, a Roxburg high school student. Is olcked up In the city jail charged with burglary and is facing long term in the penitentiary Foxdale was ar rested this morning at the instance of the prosecuting attorneys office upon evidence secured by detectives which practically proves him to have been the author of several daring burglaries ip the fashionable Queen Anne district. Numerous Queen Anne hill homes have been visited by burglars lately and iewelry and other valuables amount ing to over thousand dollars in value abstracted The detectives claim that they have secured evidence connecting the youth with over a dozen robberies
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VILLA EXECUTES
 STAFF OFFICER
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.--Consular igent Copen at Fl Paso. Texas. wired the state department today stating that he Is in receipt of reliable informa-
 ion that General Villa had executed l.. Miller, an American who has been acting as a co'onel on his military stan. The reason for the execution is said to lie in tho belief of Villa that Miller was in the pay of Carransa and wat plotting againat himealf.
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BuLCARS CLAIM
 ALLIES BLOCKED
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LONDON, Oct. 25.-According to their own official accounts, the Bull garians have now advanced as far into Serbian territory as the city of Ushup an important railway junction on the Salonika- -Nish railway and are now In position to block all attempted ad- vances of the allies forces from the south owing to having placed them selves across the route by which the allies endorsements for Serbia must travel. The reports declare that the allies now engaged with the Serb forces will be forced to depend on the Serbian resources alone.
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GERMANY Is PREPARING TO
 TAKE OVER FOOD FOOD SUPPLIES Q Carvi1a

BERLIN, Oct 23.-An official an- |nouncement today states that the gov arnment will soon take over all food supplies in Germany in order to better conserve the food resources of the em- pire. Although there Is no shortage at present the government recognizes the necessity for maintaining a strict watch over the distribution of food stuffs until the spring crops are har- vested. There are ample supplies of all necessities to carry the popualtion through the winier as the fall crops were extraordinary.
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PRESIDENT MAY WE'D
 THANKSGIVING WEEK
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-President Wilson and Mrs Gait will be married some time during the Thanksgiving holidays if the predictions of the inti- mate friends of the couple come true. This belief is partially confirmed by the fact that the intimate relatives of both are arranging their affairs so as to be In easy touch with Washington about the middle of November. The presi- dent is non- -committal and returns smiling evaslons to all inquiries as to the date of the wedding. Giving the newspaper men the slip, the couple spent the greater part of Saturday to- gether on a trip to some carefully con- cealed destination.
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SAYS EXECUTION OF MISS CAv|LlE'
 IS WARRANTED
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BERLIN. Oct. z5.LThe government has authorized a statement that the execution of Miss Edith Caville, the young Belgium woman recently execut- ed for having violated the rules of tle German military authorities in Belgium Ia deeply regretted by the German gov the evidence The emperor himself has investigated the findings of the mili- tary court and fully concurs in the sen- tence executed.
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ROME, Oct. 25.-Three square at tacks were made on Venice last night by Austrian aeroplanes which did con- siderable damage to the city by tho dropping of incendiary bombs which resulted in several severe fires one of the explosive bombs dropped by the hostile air fleet landed on the roof of the famous Chieso Degliscagli church
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ROME, Oct. 25.-Dispatches from Bucharest today state that six Bull garian military officers of high rank who were suspected of harboring Rus sian sympathies were shot at Sofia to- day after a court martial ordered by the government. It is said that there is much dissatisfaction in the army, especially among the officers over the Bulgarian Turkish alliance.
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BANDITS AND SOLDIERS Sk|RM|SH 0N BORDER
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BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 25.-A com pAny of soldiers belonging to the Fourth infantry engaged in a skirmish with scene of the train robbery and murders last Monday night. The Mexicans were finally compelled to retreat in the face of an American rush in which one American soldier was wounded. At last accounts the troops were en- gagged in pursuing the Mexicans toward
 the border line.
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COMPLETES CASE
 SEWARD TOWNSHIP SUIT

been notified that the road laws of AL aska prohibited railroad corporations from owning townsites and upon learn ing of this provision the directors re- fused to have anything to do with 1t but allowed Ballaine to take up the townsite project. The testimony throguhout has been equally damaging to Ballaine. When the plaintiffs case was completed this morning Haight moved that the case be dismissed but the motion was overruled by the court on the grounds that the whole case should be heard. Pursuant to the courts ruling the defendants case commenced this afternoon.
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ATHENS, Oct. 23.-The first air at tack on the Bulgarians was launched today by airmen from the allied war fleet now engaged in blockading and bombarding the Buf. frian coast from the bay of Lagos eastward to Enos
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Ii The minerals, the reindeer, the birds and animals, the Eskimo, the complete story of the Stefansson expedition told of in a way that appeals. Nugget Min ing and Dredging Edition. Now ready for delivery. soc per copy.
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GERMAN CRUISER SUNK BY A
 SUBMARINE
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PETROGRAD, Oct. 25.-A British submarine operating in the vicinity of Iibau attacked and sunk a German cruiser of the Prince Albert class, ac given out today by the naval ministry. The German warship is said to have gone down with all but a small DOT ton of her crew and these have been taken prisoners by the officers of a Russian gunboat.
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BULGARIA RECEIVES
 FIRST AIR RAID

gulf A fleet of sea planes from the warships bombarded the Turko- Bull garian railway between Degcogatch and Adrianople and also flew over Adranople dropping a number of bombs In the outskirts of the city
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BERLIN REPORTS DUMeA
 MADE NoBlEMAN
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BERLIN Oct. 25.-Former Austrian Minister Dumba has arrived in Vienna according to an Overseas News Az ency report. and the Vosieche zeitung announces that he has been ennobeld by tho Austrian emperor already by way of reward for his services to the smD(rA
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ITALIANS AIDING IN
 BULGARIAN BLOCKADE
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BRIND1SI, Oct 23.-An Italian war squadron is taking part in the block ade and bombardment of the Bulgar- ian coast on the Aegean sea instituted today by a fleet of the entente allies warships.
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HUNDREDS CREMATED IN DEDEAGATCH
 BOMBAp.OMEN7

lcivilians have been killed. according to
 the statements given out by the city Authorities.
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VENICE DAMAGED I'M
 AUSTRIAN AIR ATTACKS

damaging the beautiful ceiling and frescoes executed by Tierpolo. The losses of these art treasures will be deeply felt by art lovers of all na- tions to whom the church with its beautiful decorations had been a place of great interest.
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You get the most and all the very lstsst war news in the Nugget.
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Best assortment calendars ever shown 1916). Lomen Bros.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
II #### $3.50 "

aurora, a., u. 2.-9eioer fon.
men mir Die pom Sbnen eingeianoten
@ite nift gebrauhen. neil 5u IAN.
riedis". Sb Scr ShlllBias Sbres
9rieies aud Elm @is iein ioa?: I'D
ihlieBe iiir bellte. oenn ih babe bel
oieiem naiien @etter 10 falte SiiBe,
oaB ib ole Seoer taum balten fant."
- - -
Williamspprt, ga, s.. S.-M Dit
grobem Gersniisen baben mir Sbre
3ui6riften geleien. 9eionoerS FOL.
eenoe anefbote SbreS Heiien, Der I'M
beutiten Seere bient, oiirite audi I'M.
ieren Seiern SpaB MAIDEN: 9eim
Heaimentsar5t unierer Ginger @orni.
ION melpete ih mid sur Warooen.
piiite. Der ar5t mar niht serabe
brilliant gelauut. o9to, mas gibt'52"
riei err nit bariher gilisfeit mir 5u.
Ser Heaimentsarst, melbe &c.
boriamit, Der Serr Seutenant bat 9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

llno Der Soloat tpuroe 5utraulih
lno er5dblte BON Marih unb
Sdlaht. llnb iagte ihlieBlih:
oShtunoelarg uno tagelang bubbe
mer in DC SdiieegrGbe gieiie I'M bate
mir 81 itieBe!" Limb mas baben Sic
on gema6t?" .0tir babbe Sfat &c.
ipielt." oSfat?" o@enn Sizes net
CLAUDE poue-on ieben's Der, Serr
SaIptmann!" llnb er bolte nit Ger
~geilnoen Sanb einen abgegriiienen
Ihnlusigen Sfatblof a,ts Der Said)e,
beoett nit 3ablen, 3ablen, 3ublcn.
Ter SnIptmann lafte. Sic reiren
Gonnerpetters ieto ibr bod, aerls!"
9tlin laft auf Der @ermunoete: ga
binner inns oa brummete Sic
itnpere slrtiQerie!" Ger Suuptmann
blidte INNER auf Den absegriiiencn
Statblof. r9set 5u iage, Scrr
Sauptmonn, mas ih fiir e Woros.
ped sebabt bob. Simmer p%erlore I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

lagt -. -vWas bat Der Serr 2e,i'
tenant ~eeiagt2" brittle Ser Hegi.
mentsarst. - Der Serr lieutenant
bat seiagt, ih iei fir oen arieg I'M.
tai.glit), meloe seboriamit, it iehe
idle6t, Sd mero' INNER oane5en
i6ieben." - .Waht ni1ts, aerl!"
mar Die 9rimmiae antport oes slr;-
tes, vifieb mn Oaneben. Ianeben
ltebt ia audi einer."
- y =
3nbnane, Soma, I. 9. = Sic
1d)relben: Mafte i6 oa pGbrenb
meiner lesten @uropareiie cine @an.
oerung i'm Shpar5palo uno ge-
lanete babel in elm nettes fleines
Serthen, bas bonn SremoenItrom
nod nnberiibrt lit, uno oas nod nitt
mooerne alllrIr eeieben bat. SD
gebe ms @irtbsbauS uno laiie mir
einen Shoppen brineen. Ter @cin
III ret)t gut. aber Su warm. &ie ra.
Der Der 0irtb iragt. mie Ser 8ein
lhmedc, erploere ih. Der @cin lei
gut, aber marm; Oh i6 niht etlpos
sis sum 8iiblen baben fcnne. "a
legte Der @irtb ieinen 3eigefinger
on Den re6ten g%aenbosenL Den ref.
ten 3eigefinger an Die Stirne lnb
mid anihauenb, ais poQte err mid,
in cine Narrenanitalt bringen iai.
len: "S1Ihte beim! 49,. SIM Gum.
nler Gis? "-Sofientlid Iino
Sbnen mehrcre iold)er Sadben i'm
Shwar5maloe paiiiert2 Is piiroe
inns iebeniaas Sreuoe MAIDEN, oapon
81 boren.
9pcrspile, Soma, hilbert griiaae.
mann.-Seiten 3anf fir Sbre gu.
Ihriiten. Sier iei Sbr fleines Or.
lebnib wieoereeseben. Sic itreiben:
yaiirSlidl lab i'd einen 9seger, ser
Sniammen nit einem fleinen 9uhen
fiihte. 0a iiel Der anabe in Den
Tlub, @leih iprang Der Neger ihm
nah uno 500 i'm beraus. Sh prizes
bes Shwar5en Sapierfeit, benin ser
SluB mar iebr itarf. "a iagte err:
Der anabe bate meme @iirmer in
Der Saibe uno obne Die fam ib oot,
ni6t iiiden."
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aa#& ~ II II X #m#* x II u

X n n II # # II X n n * II X X X n
Siaaf uno Qepp fanten s5en bon
elmer giap Sunsap Yreoist 5uriif.
.@ai, moi, Siaafleten! @at iaeite
gu Dot StSabbes Yrebiet?"
Sem, id Jag, iaff midi SIMMER
Geibel, 9eibel, nno mir als 0eibel
Bat er gerebt' unb babel alope i'd
MID, oot ~iperbaupt a 0eibel is"
y@ieio, feen 1eibel?"
.Wo, feen 0eibel."
y@ea, SIaafleben, Damn Jag inter-
bod, no bingegangen is bas 9i5.
neb?"-.2aoies' Some Sournal."
aranfer: sit Dies audi ptrflid
Der ridrise Srt, um geeroen 8u bei-
len2"
yeiiser Ser Seilonitalt: .glaer.
bines; als i'd bas SonatertuH croft.
nete, perlanete ih 8 Collar fiir cen
Gag; iest iinb meine gterasn 'bon 10
seitGblt, baB ih rubig 10 Dollar ter
LANCE. "-ySit.6its."
7oftor: sd boiie, meme Iatb'
ihlage BADEN Sbnen gebolfeu."
Yatient: ga, Serr Goftor, o6er
niht 10 wie Sbnen ielbit. - 4ltd.
@roBpater (begeiitert): Sag nal,
Srisfer, piait on nidt hcltte Isafl-
mittag nit mir in ooS neue groBe
Spielbaus geben, uno Dir al Die rei'
5enben Sahen ~onleben?"
6rishen Gpun5lgites Sabrhun.
oert.8ino, gleihgiiltig gdbneno):
rWnrum nift, Denn es Dir Spab
mud,t, gerne, 8roBpapa."
r@ie limo Sic iertig geporben NIT
Dem aontrafte, ben Sic eingegangen
pareu, Inn Elm Saus fiir 5000 Col
lar 5lt balen?"
Brilliant Ser 9dlllnteri1ehner
bot Die 5000 Color ans Sa,ls Je-
bGngt unb nabm oann oosielbe CUR
Illsgleihung Der Heflnung."-
oSouispille Courier orrnal."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

SiraBe. Inn 3i ieben, tpie Deit er
ielbit uorgeoruusen in ser 8iiier-
i6aft Der ubrfunoe, belt ih linn
ifDeigeno meine l1br Dor Die Ihagen.
Or pirit einen priiienoen Bid auf
bas 3if'erblatt, Damn etnen grobartig
acknowledgment 5u mir berauf ieo
wenbet lid nfiel5ufeno nit ben Wor.
ten: sd fem lie bod d6en oo3
ni6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
a&tung, 2eier!.

Ser allgemeinen Infraee bas
ben mir elm seneistes Sbr se>
ihenft uno baben cine grtrd>
8isIpalte fir ben 9eier ein>
gerdumt.
, 9icber 9eierl Soate elm tpiss
arti9er CD 8eoante Seiu eises
mes mertbes 9ebirn ober 9eine
bduslihe Itmospbdre umSuden.
mir bienen Dir bereitpiqigit als
.Wisableiter" u. brineen 9eine
Safen serne an bic Seffentlit>
feit. Nuh menn Die Muie Dir
bolo unb On @ebifte nerbrehen
iouteit, ihide nns oieielben
: 9etroit.
Diir ale einseianbten nnb
BON uns absenrnften WiRe sab
len mir % Gents In Vaar.
5iir @ebihte so Gents.
Matilrlih mililen Die @ise
mpslid]it neu iein.
: Mbreiiiere an Seineu ers
gebenen
nit Hebafteur,
Catholic Hrintins Co.,
Dubuque, 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

INNER perlorel I'm oils mer ihnn
abred)ne moQte GA friee ih nit ei1em
Nal n 9rang nit 9leren in DC
Sanb. Shmar5 bdtt ih uniage fon.
ne, Serr Sauptmann. unb grab pie
ids Waul auimafe piQ-ba miilie
Die Sran8oife auf ben @eoante
fomme losSui6ieBe! Die 8arte banl.
mer in oen Gref ihmeibe miiiie; 10
ihnel itno mer mligeiprunge! Gas
pergeB ih oene Sran5oife i'm 2e6en
nit, oaB lie mir meinen @rang nit
@ieren pegeeidoiie babbe, Serr
Smiptmann! Hn-oa bab i1 dber
net ihleht geidoiie. Stlfer 5ebn
bob i'd aui'm Semitic; wenn ih te.
iGeioe Sable thu. Bis ih Damn iel.
Der cine iise batte-na, oa babbe ie
mid eriht nah Sronffurt ano oonn'
nah Sumburg gebratt."
Cine Glance.
.@ie ih bore" iagte Der Sremoe,
.ioQen in 9rimion 8uld Sic Sagb.
seiese iortan thrift Our6geiIbrt mer-
BEN"
.@emiB," antmortete Bronco Bob,
mir buben audi 81 gIeider Belt be.
ihloiIen, baB 8oael unb pierbeirl9e
@eien nitt allen Shus genieBen iol-
len. Wir baben beihloiiett. audi Die
Saro.9anfen unb Hofertiihe aui
einige @odlen i'm Sabre 81 iflieBen,
oamit oie oleld)te 9eute" 8elegenbeit
gum 8eloaniammeln befommt."
~ " -
WiRDeritGnonie.
Der Sageriepp (uahoem linn aus
Der 3eiturg etpas iiber Die neuen
9riegsihifie poreeleien par): .Sehn
mas mir BON Die nelIer ariegs.
ihiife am beiten geiaat, Dos Is Sic
grobe Acknowledgment"
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ubrfmnoe.

Isle. wie ipGt is?" iraste mid
Elm ietSiabriser Snirps auf Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

bort unb lire @loiien bosu sensqAt:
.Wus oa ales p%aliiert!" iprah Der
@roBpater, ma, bic fSnnen mas er.
s16len, fpenn Tie einmal fommen."
.Wenn MIR ber Batter bolO beiin.
fam, selt, Wutter," iaste Der feline
6ansl.
Die Mlttter piitte ii1 nit Der
Sdiir5e iber Die Gllgen.
y = y
Die trGumenSe Vamfe.
Die Ord,eiterbsgleitssa mor iiber.
al 8,rperldfiis una iifer. lie unse-
mein poetiife SteGe, no Die Raufe
tr1umenb am Ibptbmus bes Saupt.
tbenlas feirboltenb, fortflopft, oiirfte
ieoo6 nod flarer aus eearbeitet iper.
oen.-CvSambureer Wadridyten.")
- - y
Sein s~tanbsnnft.
9rat: .gsun, mie itelen Sic lid,
gum Ilfobol, Serr Seber2"
Sober: ga itea' id mi uber.
baupt not, ea ies' ih mi bolt oasua!"
- - =
8ielperfpsedbenS.
Der ausae3eihnete Slotiit, Serr
S6ling, miro Die oanfboren 9aria.
tionen iiber YSeute 9aht, IN nlein
ber5iges aino" bIoien, lmo lit aus
Dem 8eiagten 81 erieben, onB Elm &c.
mBrelder 4beno beporitebt."-
YSal5blirger Saeeblatt."
(0en b~anfbaren @ariationen oes
eieenartigen 2iebes nod mllB elm iebr
3peifelbafter @enuB beporiteben.)
- - =
Der r0ranb nit @ieren" i'm
Shiisensraben.
Gs Dar in ser eleftriiten Stra,
Benbabn, Die nod l%tblenborit 6inaus.
iubr. Ger 0agen par iiberiiiQt. Ga
Itieg elm arieger elm, elm 9eruunSe.
ter, ben lirfen Irm IN Der Deibell
9inbe. er sing in Den @agen, Itcllte
lid in ocn 8anl aut belt iit nil
Der geiunoan Sano am leoerren
Grill feit, Der BON Der 0ede bing.
BORDER aber eriiBte er nod eincn 81
fl5ier, einen Sauptmanr Der Heierpe,
Der in Der M1be lab. Der @ogen 500
beftlg an, es 5ufte Elm nenig i'm @e-
iiht bes Soloaten. sogleif Itano ser
Sffi3ier auf uno bot Dem So!oaten
Den Tlas an. Der 8rieger puroe
roth bis gum Wiisenranb. 8erleaet
lebnte er ab. aber es balf nid1ts.
ShlieBli6 iaB er lno ser Sal,pt-
mann itano Dor ibm, Die Sano i'm
SeOergriff uno beugte iih ein penig
il Dem 8erpunbeten binab: IRA,
no baben Sic oenn SIREN SfllB ab.
befommen9" 10 iragte er ireunblid.
gu 9efebl, Serr Sauptmann." emf.
gegnete Der Soloat itno leete bic ae.
iunoe Sano reipeftpoa an sic Soien.
nabt, lin 5ranfreif i'm S6iisensra.
benz" gr iprad elm menig iranftlr.
terii9. @emIt6lih unb nett ansil,
boren. -Grsdhfan~Sieb bod nal.
menn Sic mogen," Bat Ser Saupt.
mann uno ihob freunblih Die Scnb
0eS Sol0aten Don Der Soiennaht mpd
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Mnterifanifher Sumor.

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MiRueritGnSnif.
Gmpfeblnng.

Shreiber bieier 3eilen. ser ielbit
nit Sitbnerougen bebaitet uno per-
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