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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-15
DRY FAniiIaG G9isa.ES3 C1hIg5

A significant thing in lae preparation
for the international Farm Congress
and its accompanying International
soi-produets Exposition Denver. Sep
tembef 26-Octoter IG ia the insurance
thus rariy that 80 many Western Cow
ernors will ue present during this
event.
Replies have been received thus far
from l6 Governors Of tHe West 10 let
ters sent them simultaneously from
Governor Carlson ri Colorado. former
Governor Ammoag n Colorado. who is
q membe Of the Baart ri Governors nf
the Congress, ard the Congress Offices
tfemseIvc
Of this numheF. there 3 a reasonable
assurance that at ieast or s Westsra
Governors will I,e present on Monday.
October a., which has been des5zpa,ed
as Goacrnar, Day Tan Is tae opening
day n the Congress sessions. which
Lat four days, and ia hi the midst Of
the great Exposition.
Among the Governors wh0 tsYc thus
signiied their Intention Of being pres
ent. arc Gaveraar c#pper Of bansas,
Governor HQrehead II Nebraska. Gov
erBor KeudgjeR Of Wyoming, Governor
Hunt Of Arizona. Governor Mcdonald
Of New aeSien. Governor Ferruson of
Texas and Governor sprg Of Utah.
4 number cf Governors, IN their re-
plies to the letters If Invitation which
have been seut them. piaee themselves
snnareIy on rec1ri as being dnsiroas If
coming because they ara 10 interested
ia the WORK which tile Congress is doi
ing
As Governor Alexander Of Idaho puts
ii, The West befcyes in "a work eli
the Congress aa.I Ezpo#tion. Il holds
that they are Of u<eftl Ifibiie eharas-
Ter and that they are deserrng OF thu
support and tha cooperation NJ public
officials and the foremost cit5zaas II the
West.
The Governors, in thejr tttgrs. indi-
cate their intention to support in every
way, the movement in each Western
stme to have rot guly suitable repre-
sentali7u ia the Congress, bot eoH-
prehensiye showing of the laic's Hru-
aucIs and resources Ia the great Expo
sition.
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NENBER CQlRsDQ EDTT0RaL ASSOCIATION
THURSDAY. JULY u. l9lG
H0hESTEhDERS APPEAL TO REASON

On account Of rush Of work We did
not comment last week upon the reso-
lltions adopted by the Homesteader'
Protective Association. published in
that issue. We hope al OF our readers
read those resolutions. They are the
sober conclusions Of sober intelligent
men and II seems t. Us should appeal to
the reason Of all men. Neither threats
or bullying will keep them from going
ahead and developing their holding; nor
will they by threatenings and buster
ings attempt to keep any cattle owners
from enjoying al the privileges allow
ed by law. They will abide by the laws
as they are. and if those laws work in
justic tn anyene, they will endeager to
secure th2 chapges needed to make the
legal status responsive tp the best In
terests VI all. through the proper agen-
cy. the ballot
Injury has been done to all classes.
both cattle men and hOmesteadegs. by
theirresponsible actions Of some. Den
yer papers and even Greely papers
have picked up the most sensational
parts of Incidents and published them
TO the. word, magnilying and enIarging
on anything sagoring Of lawlessness,
until outside people have thought this
section on the verge Of bloody conflict.
In SO far as We are able 10 see and
hear, there has been no time in the
pass five years when conditions were
not just az serious az now. The zane
nf trouble is crowded a little further
back. and perhaps we do not recognize
the trouble as readily is in former
years.
The irresppnsive taiker causes a
good deal of these false and injurious
reports. A joking remark is heard by
some one and he reports il for faet,
itartlng on its road a story that always
grows.
There may be cattle men who have
threatened force. etc, but they are in
the minority. No sane man would ad.
wise the cattle barrons to attempt tl
regain his free use of lands tnat are not
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NOTICE FuE PUBLICATION
NFL lIublishesI SERIAL 0.e5s3
department uf the Inicrior
q. : faHd 0,acg al Sterling. Colorado.
June z, 1915.
AoTIcE Is hereby given that Marie
Martha Anon, formerly Marie Martha
Bensant, Of 5toneham. Calar. d., wh1
oa October q. 1911, made Homestead
Entry, No, 0.o545. .or South haif OF
tbs s0gth half OF Se.tim Il. Town
sbp I North, Range Of West, 9th priu-
-iu8i Meridian, has flied notice of in
teari8n 10 make ii~I hrpe Year
Fropf. 10 establish claim TO the land
abnae described, before U. 5. Com
hi issIoner, Clyde l.. Stanley, at New
kdymer, Colorado, on the 18th day Of
Iuly. 1915.
ta.i!uant names as witnesses.
William d. A.rgnfu9 Vi Stus.et....... 90 eiado.
Iobn DuFan. of
Eug il T.. HhCecr pf G-i0
tii.tie, a, DsEra5ss. of s-.5
a. r, BROWNS. Register.
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NUriCE ron pLnIIC tTinN.


~ r. l.. tPplinert ss.i .l-1ljJ $
Department u: the Interior.
L. = Land Office at ssei ing. Guioiudo
juIg 8, 1915.
NCTlcE is hereby given that Nicholas
Cummings, OF Buckingham. CJlora 10,
wac on February /, 1872, made Home
stead Entry No. Oiss03 for Lot -Four
SW1-4 NWl-4. and WIZ SWi-4 oi
Section 5. Township G North, Range IS
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the
md above Ges .ribcd. before United
States Commissioner Clyde l.. Stanley
al ke, ia Colorado. on the LIST day oi
September. 1915.
CiaiHnul names az Witnesses.
j ahu Rytsfg, of Buckingham, c3lrraio.
hnlaauel hersigr
William Il. L.er,@um Of s. rs
SAMUEL f poan. Of s-l2
A. r BROWNS. Register.
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Yawn f-r Yclr llt,,i,.

Doctor NacEali, professor Of medt
cHe at Liese university, commands
tae rractlce or yawaieg Oh a physicist
reriycr. A good ysgu. The professor
maintains, is excellent for TIE lungs.
aEl for all the breathing organs as
wcll. Eut there is an art in yawnlne
be SAYS. just as there is an ort in
breathing, Every yaWn stould be as
deep as possible. so as 10 bring al the
a5tacles af The throat and chest into
action, and also 10 nm the lungs with a
current OF fresh air.
Doctor NaegeH has known c: many
eases in which sore throat has been
alieriaied by persistent yagniag sayg
the Loadon Chfcnicia.
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Productivity Of crcanl3rs.

Many estimates have been laMde oi
rhtt wonid happen if organisms multi
piled without let ar hindraace. W.
came neross n ne~ ena In Pref J. F
Ab5ot'n excellent General Biology
An ordinary MOSQUITO hatehi from
lie egg reaches maturity and lays her
own eggs ten days aiterNard A sin.
Gle female lays about four hundred
eggs, half oG which become females.
Il a single female should hatch on
April and lay her quota Of eggs ten
days later On July 1. 80 days later. II
all lived, the progeny would number
i02,914,592,6si, ,4so.0os.09i01l, mosqui.
toes. We have not verified this.-Ez.
change.
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Weather ard cTeps

The weather is more sessonabIe for
the past two weeks, but nail still con-
tiBues and the farmer is in constant
alarm lest a storm shall sbatter his
crop and hopes at the same time.
Last year the harvest was in f1lI
blast at this time. hut we only hear of
here and there a piece heing cut now
and even this is being hurried, perhaps
because the owners are anxious tn
get beyond the reach Of possible haiI.
Another week will see most cf the
fields ready for the sickle.
In places large amount Of rain has
fallen. while in others there has been
none.
Warm weather he's started the corn
growing and made great improvement
in the crop.
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When n-r-sr c.rr.

N the presence cJ danger. our IN
toiIigeucc, cur imagination, cur win
nFe unusually wide awake. We begin
to rcrceiye the limits Of accepted
forms Of thought, the inadequacy ol
the stagdards BY which we have been
accustomed TO pass Judgment on life
and en- history, and the partial natura
of truths we had regarded as final
and complete. A greet disturbance
Ike that Of an earthquake is passins
beneath our life. and The clements of
that lie. including those that are spir
itual. ere re'arranging themselves In
new rorsaec'ires He are virtually
living hi another world cGnrared with
that in which We were alive ycar
agn.- Prof l.. P. Jacks in the yale
Review.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-15
N9TlEE TOR PUBLICATION.

M. p l. TPuhlsherl seti.i ns,r5
department OF The Interior.
E. :. aud uHlec ~ Startling, Colorado.
May =, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ole ~.
Olson. OF Stoneham. Colorado. who on
July q, 1909. made Homestead Entry
No 0s265. for West half Of Section Y.
township 7 North, Range II West, 9th
Principal Meridian, mas filed notice Of
Intention 10 make Final Five Year
Proof, u establish claim To the lsnd
above described, before U. 5 Commis-
sioner, Clyde l.. Stanley, al New Ray
mer, Colorado, on the 10th day of July,
ISIS.
Claimant nAmes % witnesses
Edward hatmood. q st-hst.au.. Clio.
ttaril} e, Carlson, VI
fdv4fsi e Waeeicf. ot % 5-g7
a.tail isassc, u /. ii
A. r BRoass. Register.
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NOTICE or coS1EST.

Entry oi2Ilg tlor Pgblieaturl c. D. ee57
department oil the inierior.
Ihitad states Land o.llee at Sterling Colorado,
June 4sth. l9l5.
10 lease g. Young, Of Lexington. Nebraska,
C5nte9tss.
You are hereby notified that Charles T. Meln-
tazh wh9 gives Council Bluffs Iowa. az his post
off!ee adtr.ss. did on june 9Th. isi5 file in this
Office his dHly egrroborated application 10 contest
Gna secure the cancellation If your Homestead
Entry. Ma. Serial No ul2lie made April 9Th,
1919. far s.-2. Section 81, Township 10 North.
Eauge sg West 9th r. Meridian ana as grounds
far his contest he alleges that Jesse G. Young has
wholly abandoned the above described land hav-
ing failed TO resLe upon improve er cultivate any
portion Of tue above described land for a period
Of more than taree years last past, and all OF the
abese failures still exist todate
T11 are. therefore further notified that the
said allegations will be taken as confessed. and
.aiir said entry will he cancelled without further
right 10 be heard, either before this office or on
appeal. If you fail to iile in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice. assh0wn below. your answer. under
oath. specifically responding 70 these allegations
Of contest, together with due proof that you have
served a copy nf your answer on the said contest
ant either in f.Iaen cr ty registered nail.
Yuu should statein your answer the name Of
the pnstotiice to which you desire future notices
10 he sent To you.
a. r. BROWNS. Register.
Date # first publication July |. 1916
second July s. 1915
third July i5 1916.
fourth July %. 1875.
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Teachera, E.nr1iret.on

A branch examination Bill be held on
August ~ and 80. in either Eeuta OF
Grover according to wh.a wild ae om-
odale the largest number af teuchers.
viii teachers in the eastern part oil
Weld County who wish to take the ey-
animation write me at once stating
winch place they prefer9 Ihgae ia tho
extreme tern part Of The county
may take their examinations in ster-
ling or Fort 5,0rEau and haya their pa
pers sent N me ii the sIpunlHdeuts
Of Logan and Morgan counties are will
iRg.
A 3 Copeland.
Sgpt. Schools Weld County.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,

NoIieE FOR PUBLICATION.
M = l. sPuhlisher.l serial-ol57ag
Department Of the Interior.
Z. :. Land oiiice al Sterling. Colorado.
June 2, 1918.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Mamie
Ducker, of Stoneham, Colorado, who
on April ii. 1911. made Homestead En-
try. No. 0l573s, for North Half of.
Section s5, Township 5 North, Range
81 West. 9th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Unit
ed States Commissioner, Clyde l..
Stanley, at New Raymer Colorado, on
the 9th day of July, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses,
Edward Vogel Of stonehamam. Colorado.
Grant Mercer. Of New Raymer. Colorado.
William Schmeeckle. of '' sin
Charlie Roth. Of S,oneham. Colo. Tia
Al BROWNS Register.
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his by force. There could be one end TO
such course, and violence will only
hasten the end oil the cattle barron.
The homesteader will be likewise fool
iah to violate the law and run needless
rick TO accomplish what is bound to
come in the course OF few yeafs, for
It is certain that TINS seetIon is gong to
be the hnme Of ths small raucn oaHrt,
tiling part Of the soil and Keeping bis
cattle on the balance of MS Own hllI.
iHgs or upon leased land Whether this
sill come By fencing the cattle or by
fencing the crops, We viii not attempt
to say. but the iinai result viii be tse
same in either case
We are not 50 sure that the interests
Of the man with one or TWO COWS W91la
be better served oy insisting that the
cattle be fenced o. herded. Inc man
with the large herd can aflri u PIT Il
man with his stuff, the man with one Or
two cannot. To fence 4 pasture that
will feed half dozen cattle viii cost a
man about as tnucl as 10 FENCE bis
crops, so ii is about a standoif which
method is better for him.
The interests Of theman with no eat
tie at all viii be better serged b. re-
qIiring the stock owner 10 fence his
stock, but these men will soon gather
few cattle and those without any cat
Tie are very few. Opinions will not be
the same among the homesteaders.
There il room for honest diiI renee ol
opinion.
What makes the position Of some Of
the cattle man seem wrong, is where
a man owning = small piece Of land,
say quarter or even section, fences
all ~ the land he oWns or leases. AMI
then Turns ont hundreds of his bwa eut-
tie and cattle that he has taken in fJF
non-residenls. and turns lEem out tu
feed on what he terms open range.
but which Is, IN fact. the lands Of other
people, some cultivated and some not,
but in such Il situation that cattle caH-
not roam over 1t Without danger of in-
iuring crops belonging to others. Iue
man who cubHrks in that line Of buai-
ness under such circumstances, courts
trouble, and shows Il wauton disregard
for TIE moraillf not the lcgaiI rights
Of his ueighbuFs. Sucu d man can
hardly conc into court with clean
hands and canyfne any one that be
shows a proper rsgard.tor the riEhta Of
others. Many OF the older and wiser
cattle men have abandoned the range
because they recognize the changed
conditions,
The settler feels that oven il there
is "opeD FanRa" lsft here, that the
man trying 10 M Q home here and
trying to develop t.s, country IS better
entitled 10 this benefit that the non-res-
dent who has no interest here except
to extract what wealth he can from
our resources and give nothing in re-
turn, The march If events il going %
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PLEA F0R The CID H0&E LII
Et.urn 10 It Wou!d &c Of Ccrcat t.
the nation, 10 Inc Opinion Of
New Yorker.

Again we heaF TIC praises sung cl
'the old-laGhiCncd mutAcf-lt is a
theme 10 arouse tender memories and
% inspire imitation among the women
81 today. remarks the New York Mal
This cid fashioned mother homeloyins
End devoted 10 her children, caring tor
them In sickness and ia health, from
L4h cradle 10 tie end-it was she wha
Uiade the home and kept i. and whe
made the nation strong aud great In
The stability Of Us units. the homes.
But there Vas The aId.iaGhI9Hed "A
ihsg. too, who found his sreaiest pleas
Hre in being by The s.ae Of the old fasa.
itaed mother. wiz thair cAldfea
saut them. To l4lm line family ire
s4aa was the best place on Garth aHu
lie helped to make It such. and mother
and father we're TIE best people In thH
world In those days Nhsn they nilhtly
gathered their brood about thom foi
Tire family lour--tAu best hour In lie
tWeHty-fouE
Parents Of today lose much by not
Beg cld-faehloHed. their Children lose
E5rre aud the nation sIiIerB mcst ol
nil, ior NO people can Be truly s.roaa
ghen the heaithstonG ceases to draw
with compelling force. and VIXEN ia
ther and mother and children are sep
Heaied In tho rurEQ,t ot The excite
msnis that tata the place Of the old
fashiGacd horne liIP.
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Coed COMPANY.

As friends AID companions, as
teachers and CONSIDERS, as reereators
aud amnsers. books are always with
us. and always ready TO respond 70
our wants. We can take them with
us in cur waaderings, or gather them
round us at our flresides In the lone.
~ wilderness aud the crowded city,
their spirit viii be with us, giving o
meaning to the seemingly confused
movements Of humanity, and peopling
the desert with their own bright crea.
i9us.--John Alfred Iangford
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-15
Notice Of Application to Lease
State Lands

Once OF the State Board Of Land Commissioners,
Denver. Colo. June 18th. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that John r. Gaueer
whose postotce address is stoneham. Colo. b..
made application No. AS55S to lease the following
described School Lands, situate in Weld coun.
", Colorado to-wit:
All Of Section is. Town. TN. Range ss "
Notice Is further hereby given that all other
persons desiring to file an application to lease this
tract Of land must file the same in this office prior
to July End 1915. as no other application To ease
the above described lands will be considered after
said date
John F. Vivian. Register
State Board Land Commissioners
Publish June 18th. July /. &, l5.
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On the Matrimonial Sea.

II is said Of Nathaniel Bowdlich
The distinguished mathematician and
navigator. that he made II a rule OF
bis life never 10 allow his wife to
come into his presence without bis ex
pressing IN come way Bis pleasure in
her being there. And that, as another
has said. was very good rule OF nav
tEatlpn.-D Delineat0r.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-15
Tiltrc To par Taxes
sppt Schools Weld Count.

The first nalf of Zach yta.s taxes
lre due aad payable january T. the
Second half due and payable July ],
Of each year aad the Firt half be-
come Gejin0ueat Folly IS, and the
End hall become del!aqueat JdIy 81.
OF each year aad draw Interest," af-
Ter said dates. All taxes paid
TO County Treasurer.
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establish this iiea Of the homesteader

The cattle men will 90 well To reeog-
nize this and to frankly meet the home
sleader on common ground, aid him to
fence, or join with him in fencing. ana
then he may be able to proftahly run a
good many cattle for some years 10
com. II he antagoni2ss The settler,
he will lind that be is taking on q big
ger contract than be tbiaks and his
bank balance At the end Of lis opera
tons.
The cattle MN viii fiad taat flirnela
and an appeal To reHsoa win be his bet
ter course.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

lpcblperbiente italieniide Inti@ Stlas
pereis @eieuihnit", bsiBt es barin.
bat in ibrem Surauihlag cinen @elbs
betra9 eiu9eiteut fir Die Grridtlns
elmer @iQa in Sen9ba6i, in ipeIder
inter Sbiorge Der Sciepbinerz Wiilios
marc befrcite SfInpcu Iuinahme finz
Den iplleu. &c. @r. Der @oloniulz
@iiniitcr Wartini bat ieboh nit Ailds
iidlt auf Die se%senludrtige @ubrnng
in DEN mIielmdniliideu arciieu, Der
@oritdnoidoit 9enannter 8elellItuft
Den 8atb ertbeilt, bas G%aritatipc uuo
scr Sbdti9feit Der 8cielihaft BUR
@hre 9~ereihenpe llnterncbmen filr Den
Nusenblid 81 uuterlnlien." -. Welhc
iartc Hildiihtsnabme Der italieniIfen
Hegieruns fiir mlielmduniiGe Gme
pfinolidfeitl 8irflih riihrenbl
E1Siirfte ieet auibpreu.-anm. Der
9tep. )---Gorr. ~Iirita".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

SroB dller Grmabnuugcu, aler Stras
fen. paren lie ire6 mo unbotmdBi9,
Die nit ibrem Geroienit Den ulternoen
gIteru cine Stiibe lein ioQten, febrten
ben ihneioieen aapalisr beraus,
sinsen bel Den .IIten" in acit uno
nor9elten bes Rittags nit 8enuers
miene am GNen beriim. ais bdtten JIG
al5eit I'M erjten Sotel uno nid)t am
Glide Der giniad,beit ibr 9rob 9es
seiien. Der Siinsite. Der taum aus
Der Sdule entlaiiene Sris. perlanste
ldon einen ei9enen Sausihliinel, nm
Der Iltefe. Der aulturmenid. Die
SilSun9 Der Samilie, Der bas ifIpers
perbiente 8elb ieiner gltsru auf Der
Sodihule perSebrt hattie uub Ii in
irseno einsm 9pmptoir Sudbalter
mar, belt ieinen alien. ~unlpii'enben
@ltern oft cine sebilbete Stanopaufe.
Die aber meiif 10 u~nsebiloet ausiiel.
oaS Tie niht einmal einem bon Der
&rlltur unbelcdten Nse~sriiinglins inn
poniert baben tpiirbe. = Grit Den
Johtern mar es nidt piel belier.
@enn Tic aud artiser gessn Die Gltern
a~uitrateu. 10 bereiteten ibre epigen
4efanntidafteu. bel benen fpcber Iuss
liGt aui Seiratb oa mar, nod cine
cfrlihc Ibiiht Der RGnner, Defenders
Der Mutter maud if!ailoie Nadt, err
preBten ibr maud bittere 1bronc. =
Wanh' bittere Tbrdne audi, lpenn Der
@ohenlobn ifatt AMI Die Spnrfalic,
fir Toilette, Yus NIB EanS peripenret
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

l1ub Sein Sobn crit, Der aultrrs
menihl Su muBt Did niht pllns
bern, rpenn er ieinen @lau6en pers
loren bat uuo 81 einem unbralhbaren
Renid)en 9etpprhen lit. Su elmer
slaubensloien Shule bat ct ieine ~grs
3iebung" 9enolieu. .@s lit 9eulls,
penu cr Die 5u ieiuem Stonoe notbise
Iusbilouus frie9t, Den religioien
8aldit Der tatbuIiihen Shule bralld,t
er bod nidt ipdtcr i'm 9eben. Iir.
mir iiup treuc autbolifen unb baben
unIern Sobn oaSli er5ogen, oas mug
g%eniiSen." - Sa, pdS bat aber uidt
9eniiStl Gen .reli9ioien SalaIt" bat
Sein Sobn iiber Sorn 9etuorfeu. llnb
crit Die .nptbpenbiSe Iusbilbune" !
Sa, @inbilbung bat cr n1d) 0auie ges
braht. Rie miuit Oh. oaB Gin nm
erfubrener iun9er Wann, Der an Den
Stdtten bes ~lInalaubcns Iein Winen
allfnimmt. nidt audi Den perfiibres
ridden Heoen ieiner ~uneldlIbiscu Scbs
ret beipilihtet. Sdtteit Oh Seine
ainoer in fatboliiden Sebranitalteu
ersieben laiien. 10 pdreu Dir mauf'
ihlafloie NaGt unb maud bittere
5brdne eripnrt %gebliebeu. Uni Der
Seite 3 bieiss Slattes mirit Tn Nns
5eigen folder a~nitalteu iinben. BORT
ihide Seine iinseren ainber hin. Su
wirit Is nidt bcreuen, benz lie merbeu
So auten nnp brauhbareu fatbuliihen
YtInneru cr5pgen weroen.-S T
'Sufel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

midi anoers erSosen hattie. Sic iu
ifulo baran. SD mill tbr feline Tors
fpGrfe MAIDEN; lie bat es gepiB bitter
bereiit unp bat ptsl fir midi 9ebctet.
60 iterbc i'd nun peni9itens NIT @ott
periobnt. Bite, So6iuiirben, if1rets
ben Sic ineiner Wutter, baB i'd gut
seitorben bin; es tpirb ibr Elm IRON
iein, uno ih m1dte ihr bieien einen
5roit serue bereiten. llnb mod ems,
Sphuiirbeu, nenncn Sic feinen Haz
men; aber, fpenn Sic tpnnen, er5dblen
Gle meinen 2%ebenslauf Den Wiltfern,
bumit feline bon linen on ibren 8ins
bern 6anole, mic meire Wtutter es on
mir 9etban bat" -
Ser Worgen odmmerte, als i'd ipic>
Der beimiudrts cling. .GdI, Iutter".
muBte i'd mir auf Dem @sse lrurpiQs
tiirli6 penien, ~pas bait bu bier
9eiGt?" Gin perlorenes Seben uno
iriibeil Sool" sd mub 10 jung
unb fern Der Seimatb iterben!" Sns
Wort lhnitt mir ourd) Die Seele.
Ginen Tag ipdter par Der iun9e
Dtonn seitorben. Sd iArieb ee ieiner
Dilltter linb er3dblte, pie er pobl porz
bereitet uno gotter9eben aug DEM
2eben Id)ieo. Bon 0em, pas er mir
er5dblt hattie, crpdbnte id nihts.
Meni9e Gage barauf befam ih ant>
mort bon ibr. Ser Srtef seigte belltz
ltde Spuren o Sbranen. Sic
banfte Dor Ilem fir meme genafa
ridtieuna unb meme I~roitesporte;
bunn fumen bittere Nnflascn 9e9en
iid ielbIt, baB lie es pohl gefpelen. Die
ben Sobn auf Die Sahn oes elenps
gebrad1t babe. ~Wenn Heuc mo
8ebet etpas al iiibneu permoeen",
iGIoB Ser Brief. .oanu babe i'd gea
iiibnt, mas i'd in llntenntniB gotham.
8itte, SpdJpiirbeu, pereinen Sic Sbr
Bebet nit meinem 8ebete, Dunit es
Der SeeIe meines armeu ainbes mad
DEM Sooc niise. pie i'd ourd, meine
id)ledte Gr5iebune I'M Seben sez
id,abet." - Bon 3eit 81 3eit gebe ib
an bas Grab oes iungeu Wannes.
llno uenn i'd banu tpieoer beimipdrts
gebe, reibt lid in meinem @eiit OFT
Bib an Bib bon Wilttern, Die ibre
ainbcr nid,t gut er6ieben. 8enn i'd
aber cine iolhe @utter Iebe, Damn
moftc id INNER am liebiten title
| iteben unb iie fraeen: vWtlttter, mas
ideit on? 8eldJes Samenforn le9lt
on in pas SerS beines ainOes?"