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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
NDnis @iftor Gmamnel III. uun
Ntalicn mmo bic Scmtid)c Sprad)c.

H~ctnnltlid, iii Aonia &iftor Gna
mel III. pom Stallen milttcrlld)er.
ieits nit Dem i1fliidlcn a%onIaaballie
llut,c %pcrlpnnot. mo Die aollNln
Wtoraherltn. Die trpB lhrer lt1llcnl
'fell Nerflntit ppllcllNet Oel,tld)
iprldt, bat aud, lnrem Sohllc Inter
rid,t IN Der ociliid)en Sprnd,c crtbel-
len luiicn. Nm %nuie Der %uirc hat
nber Der aoniN leiic bclttld>tt
Sprddtcnntllli'c 10 6icnlllh lpIcocl
cillNcbilbf. mo nls linn brl elmer III
icrrntionnlcr piiienidnitlihcn "a
Alllla rnr clnlaen Nohrcn III Rom ell
Berliner @clehrtcr ppracitcIlt mlirbt.
cntifuIbiltc or iid,. OnB cr i'm tId,t
IN iciuer Wdlttcrlprddlc uure0eu
fonnc. Gr Gltbcrtc bnbci. 0dB or ais
annhr bic bclltld)c Sprudlc nit Gtfcr
mo Hciguna mo nId,t ctpa ans
3uon1 gelcrilt bdbc. nbcr On CT III
ipItcren ,Sahrcn fclllel ~rcaelnl0BlA"ll
Rcrfehr nit Tcutldlcll bubc ultcrhal
ten fclulcn. 10 hnhc CT buS III Der Nll.
1cro Grlerntc init pollIg mlcbcr per.
gciicn. Ncirnocrc SdupicrigtcitcI
made linn Dos Nchcn, mo 10 mage cr
rid)t mchr. lid) III bclltld)cr
Sprod)c ouajllbrildcn. obcr nlld, oos
Ecicl mo Ncriicbcn hciltid)er .}eltlul.
0cn mo Bidder lei Inn nur nit
Niilic 0cs Nortcrbud)cS lulh nltf
@runo iciurr acmtnib Der cnlliihcl
Sprod)c mloglld),
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Sbr tapicrcn @arSc.lllancn.

(Gin Webid)t nlls Dem SGilscr=
Hrnbcu.1
Nicr licgcl tic nlle Die SruuelI,
llnN iflafen.
Snnft rllhet bier.
SIR topicrcn Sorhc. lllancl!
lln0 Slchc oetct end, ill.
Wir hnhcll an &atbrnno begrebclt
Sn brupc @nrbes lllunell,
Molld, bartIgcm Mnnn
Sonl Mig Die Shrolle ranll,
Sd,luit mohl, id,lart lpohl,
,Sbr brapcn @urhe- llluncn,
SIR i%d,Iummcrt III ielnolld,cr Grhe,
@arhc. llloncn mo @urbe. &oacr;
God bcttel mir cub gut.
Sdlo0' nm 0os colo SHIT,
Sua bleicu Vpbcn bier tr1llfct.
&ic habcll Die tapicrcn >Sllll9clt
Bel lIurleton N%crnl9cn,
,Scoer cin Selh,
a0mpit ais Elm Scp' inn NeI6.
So iiorhcn bir @orhc= ~llloncn.
0pd, loBt ms nIdlt flnNcl
I'm Ncl0en.
9tlw bciliac Srcu
Sd)morf al DEM @rnb mlf's nett:
&aterlano. dlea mir oId,,
Sorh, brilben ldloll rilfcn Die Norncr
llnn fcrnc. bGnmcrn0 bcrgnb
Sicat idlon Der Snpicrcn @rab-
Vorporta, @nrbc lllnnen,
2omcraoel, lebt mpnl,
(GerfnI'cr uubefnmnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

getraae lehoten mprben; er aibt nes
ober nid,t ber. Mis- if oaS aurioimlr,
einlNen tsrennben int S%tontanrtelt err
,1hlte, meinte elmer, linn lei aher bod,l
etlpds nod Merfpiirbiaeres IN SolhS
po'liert. @or lanaen ,Sahren hottie crI
'if dl,i ellem Nusflua in elmer lano
Iihen @irthifait ji,u Mittaasihioi
hen AMI elnen bohen ,Soniem Safcr.E
nroh leleat. Mis- Ct auipad,te, mari
Inn riu 9rilantr-la unh ein 1ro.A
RING polll ,Sillaer IN bas Sirch acta.V
len. Ter Nrlllonttina ianb iih nirI
Der, Der Srourins blieb tros allei
Slldlclls perld)punben. Tm folger
Den Sahr mllroe er lhnt in einenS'
aGitden jllseihidt. @r hattie lid inn
auhiiol int 0tiitc geiumocn. Sifeu-
bar mar oas Strpb at Sotiel ae-.
ld,nltten mo nit inn hotte Der HlnaI
0cn Neg in oen Moaen Der allb unN'
an elmer anoeren Steae, neil lrnper-i
haillid). heroltsaeimnhen. Ieu forott
tcriItlld)en Nitit leiner Qrpneiisn5
trlla Der Ming an i'd. @inem 9cl
fnnnten Don mir. mari cin 5peiter'
S%heilnebnler Der pronlenierenocn aoN
roma eilt, iii nber elacntlid bod nodN.
etmoa observation-disclosures paiiicrt. RejG
clner ,Sohrt bon aollI nah @illhelnt'
a.. Nh. pn linn Der 1ruurina III h"nl
Mbcin geinllen mo pcr'dmun6en ,
Nodl ,iohrcn liauo cr AM Hbclnufels
mo iub Der Nrpeit elmer Soaacrmn;l
idlilc 5ll. 3riGllia iiel iein elid aly
clnen Sullfen bon MIsaesaaaertenft
Alc> unb liche ba, nbcllaui bllnftt|
rhnl lcin Sraurina ellfacaei. "a. ia,
Der 3ufull -mcnn cs elllen 1lht
lplelt nit rcht lcltlarn.- Daolniide,
Npltsjcitlulg." 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
IntDmpbil Nustunft.

"a inter miercu Heiern Coic
ia in alien Sbcilcu Der Ser.
; Sidutcn mobncnl pielc VcIiscr
bon NutpnrpbiIcs limo lub aud,
; piclc gcrnc lplfc lucrNen mod
: ten. hubcn mir &ortcbrum9cn &c
trpiicn, nm sic Scicr nit Nuaz
; funit ilbcr Nulpnluhilc2 81 be
bicncll: NuiraStn lurrbeu cincm
: Nndmnnnc ppr9clc9t ulh Ole
; Nnnmprt mirb hcm Srageitetcr
: prompt 5ugcltcllt lpcrnen. Sn
F; Sdllcu. no 6 Ild) lul Sra9cn
: mn Nnstmit hanbelt. meldc
mcitcrc %cicrtrciic iutcreiiies
rem phcr bclcbrcu biirftcu,
/: lperbcn Die scgcbeutn NIifihliliie
III pielcr 3cltnng abgcprlldt
+; lptrNen.
SclbitperitGnplid, ipiinihcn
: mir. baB nnicrc Yeier audi ibrc
Grfnb unNcn nit Nltoz
!: mpbilen mitthcilcu: IN Sc5lIN
uli Npltenprntt i'm aallic ulb
IN DER Snltuunbultung; Die @cs
: iuhren. Deldcn lie eut0an9eu
; uno mcldlc Mltpbcilecr pcrntcie
Den iplIcn; bu3 Nntp ais Snn1iz
lien Srhplun9smiitcl; ais Nillic
in Der Siaht una uuf Der Snrnl.
!; etc. etc. gum NnSeu unb Srum
!; men bes yeicrtrciics. Wir lniicn
; ulld 0eruc bic Scicr III Hutb
irnocu, ipeldlcs Nlltp inter Inn
itdnbcu Clucldlc natilrlld) nllqcz
: acbcu mcrhcn milncnD 81 tnlicn
!: iii. Gs ut bcobllhtiAt audi nit
; picicr Nbtbciluns Dem Hclertreiic
; Al bicucn. iplucii min g nit ben
!; ctpns heihrdnttcn Mittclu elmer
tutbuliidcu %odcnScitrn9 tbunl
/; tpmncn.
Nniraacn heuiih phcr eualiid,
/; betrcIienh Nutpmubil : Nn0es
/; lc9cnbcitcn. nbrcllicrc man:
Nutompbilc department., Gath
plic Yri-tiug 60, Dubuque,
Solua.
/. -. $. :. -. -. =. -. -. -. =. >. - ~, ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

aee IN a~rIcgs6eitcn allf ons @elchlt
aeaeirrortia. ons lie crmnrtct. lpen'l
Der Nlllajcllafiibrcr pcli cillerl @c.
ld,nB 9~etroiieu miro. Sierscacn Nnbt
e. ~nllerbiuaa elm leidtes WlttcI Der
Nbhlllre;; rtdll hralldt llllr Die DC.
lt,lllc nit cinem SoppclIplteln Der
Stelitritl9 allsSllriiitcn llllo olld, Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ut uIltcrpci-
lcll, oab lie mcillaIlcna III Der SoI2
Iillb, Die Moidlinc lidlcr nri ocu So.
Den hcrobSlhringcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Ginc aricastraaooic.

Sn Der N0hc Scr Stotion 9rlelen
bel Tilritclmaloe an Der Spree mMr-
Den pier AinNer int Alter non l0-li
,Sohrel. Die ous @eleiic aesreten hdt.
tell, mn einen pprbeifahrensen Will.
tarSlla III beariibcn, BON DEM ans Der
cntaeaenaeicstcn HiAtnna fcnnren
oeu Shnciliua Eoien- Berlin iiher.
iobren. 0rei Ger alneer mursen 10.
tort getcotet, Gas pierte idv~er yer.
lest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Sic Sieaer uuu II ).

aniier Nrun5 Soiei perlieh Dem
Silllenihi'fs Scutrant Rltter >cn
(ropp, Dem aomHonbnntcn oea Mn
terleebpotes 1T 81, has RltterfreuS,
beS %eopoloorbens nit ser arieas-
beforotIon, DEM 5lpeiten SifBier bcs
llnterIcebootcs. SinienihIifs Selitr
nnnt BON Sepiiertis, Den Sreeu Der
Gilcrnen arcne oritier alaIie nit Der
arieas Decorations mo Der Wonnt&art
oe@ llttericebootes Die aoiaene besfpl
Iilbcrnc Sapierteitsmeoainc eriterJ
alaIie. aoiier @iiheim hat benz
Sinicnid)iiis- Selltnalrt bon 6ropp Dos
Glicrllc arelS er'ter une 5welter.
alnilc perllehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

allh nod Den Srllder beltdd). oumit
er Grrnto, 3. y. umaefehrie Mui.
orilde ober aor 6chlbrlldc beritelltc.
So er5eilate er filnitlid) @orietGten
mlb- Seltenheiten, Die cr leinetieits
lpiebcr inbililrielt pernerthete. SIR
bcd,itcn Gntrilitrulg Der Sanmnri.
licien. Die crit III mat bapon crrlb
rem. Worcn bic ireicu NiirNer Don
Gun Niorino mlrflid) 10 9eioaicriae
Eellie, 10 bGttcu tic 1886 niht allc
lofenbcn Ancrbietlnlaen oes Spiels
pGd)terS Vlonc nhgepicicn Der an
Dem Mons SitomS Gin 5peites Mio
nacu crrid,tcu mplltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Dir Felfen Republik Sun Mari,o,

@rnf'd)nrt murbc ans Der bas Ser
joNaaeid)ledn Der Ncrrcn bon llrbillp
crhliihtc.
Ser Mteibcl fIilat alliiberull. Oh
bcIbe .hcrtlliihen Steiumrsc nit ih.
rem lellen Nruunoeu belnilht lino. in
rcu @pbniit icbcm ,Seinoc ulSngdna-
LID III modem. Die HrieBr Scr
llcilcn @emrinihoit b|crubtcrl aui ocm
@rlnlDlnBc Der Nreibclt mo @leid).
belt alter. Warimus nnbm nod 800
an Dem annSiI Don Himini theil,
oolm fchrtc CT III lclllcni Ser0c Slt-
rid, mn CT an ;. obcr /. september
366 itnrh.
Nj ieincm Scor brad, lem Merf
nlht 5lllNnlnlci. Ter Nilhrcr nlb
@rillhcr oca Staatca lulb Der Tolfs.
aenlciHid)nft murbc sum Ncros. Iua
&nlf crblidtc in Inn iein Fonooimu
Der tSrclheit; ici1 @rab mlrbc clu
Nciligthuml. llno oic stride pom Son
Mnriln mllroc 9eplilerulaBcn cine
Nntlpnaltlrdlc.
Sclbliperltdnolld) mar bicicr III
ohbGllaiae flcinc Stunt tets Ocn
Hodlbnrn eln Sornim Nuac; DEM pit
CT ~irlllcr cine Nreiitntt mir Ole Gbrl-
Itell mar. 10 mur0c g. llad) mo mad,
ein Nipl iiir Die @hibellInen mo Die
&crbannten aus Neltre mo llrbilp.
mo 10 fehlte g. I'M Snltie her Snhr
hullberte nitt al &erilld,en Der Nod).
barn, Der Hepuhlif Den @arola 5t
MAIDEN. Die beriihmteiten Sample
luaren Der lleberinll SiaislonOps 0tn:
loteito uno 1903 Die geluaermng
Ourd, 9eiarc @praio. Die uber nnd,
mehrerer Mounte Soucr Mliaebobei,
mrrecn mubte. i549 cridien Sio.
nurbo Vio. Serr Der nohen BURG
Gcrrlid)td,ip. Der altcn Stommbitra
Der Wnlntelln, hin 9elurc gnralds
NerIild, ju erilellerll. abcr cr rulllltc
lid, nltr oen anpi mlilh an ben itei.
len ,yclsmoucru Der ulibcSWllglid)cu
Nreibura.
Su Sabre 1871 fam fem @crill.
acrcr ais Hopplepn Dor bic Wuucrn
Der itclSen &cite,s abcr or fam ais
Nrcunh. er id)idtc ben MotbenlntI.
fer Mollge 5l Den Gapltalli McNacntl
mo bot ihnen ollber lclller Srcluio-
ifait aud, @ehrtsermeitcruml mo
aononen an. Die Apniilm . Snl
Morilp aber untpprtetcn: ,Mir bnn.
fen mir Die NrUunoidnit, Die amlolcl
ner0cl mir beSnbicl mo Seblctncr-
meltcrllnl brnllhen mir nId,t."
,Mnl 10. N%ahrbumDert lpurbe Ole
.Huhe Don San Marine MIR menla &c.
tort. eilunnl lS49. als lad, DEM
SurdSu9c SaribalNis Die Sctcrrel.
der Sdll Morillns @eblet belc6telL
.lmo 1893. ais Der @roBherSoN bon
Spstuno cine Sbclliuha oes f%leIlten
Sonhdpns plante, Die le0od, an
Tranfreids ein'prlld) ihclterte.
Mun mirit oen S~anmorlnelen 10
pit Dor, Dab lie III piel Srocnshanocl,
Observation-Disclosures inh Mllll5el
tdllid, trieben. Nas oel Nroenshons
Del oubetriiit. 10 mag mlou Is Ibucn
billNeben laiiell, bab lie. oa lic I'M
ei9enrl Sonoe fciuen @ebralld) oaupn
mdd,cn, Die Gitclteit reIder gilal0il
Der lubunriel uerlpertheu. permer'-
lid iii Is audi llld)t, menll ne Imlrer
llellc MllnSlprten pr0ael la''ell, oo
linen Die Humisrnatiter liets Den al
ten Nurrath i%orttragen. aber mas
Den Observation-Disclosures anhetrltft,
10 limo lie unidulbi1 bornll. 1lc GIT.
ten Selltc hntteil gar telnc NbIlnla
pom Mdrfeillport llno Wnrfenhohocl,
bis ciu Nllsl1llber er'dlcL, DER oen
Vorruth IN 9alScll Sorten %uutfalrtc,
baum Den l'pitnlciiter ons Spltcm ocs
llcber0rllda lehrtt. nm Nlterlnlamar'
fen III aGplnncnL mo iiI9ltcrlcBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Sic Nlicacranait.

SIR Elpdlologle 0cH Nllc9crs
brinat Gin Mitorbeitcr Der Sonooncr
3eltihriit .Neroplonc" cllcn Sel;
traG. Der in naltd,en @c6iehmlgen in
8eaeniot itrht III Der iiblidIcn An-
iiGt. Mcr on iogt. oaB or nlenlola
All DEM Slllajclg Anllt aebobt hdbc.
iii eilr Sil9ner obcr ELI Norr. bchallp-
tet bieier Tlieaer. Sc acld}idtcr ELI
Sllla6ellaiiihrcr iii, I'M 10 leid)tcr III
er oieia arunfheit m%lteruoriell. llnl
gut 5l rlieNell. beDarf e. cilles lebs
hnit thGti9en @ehirns. mo oIclea per
iii9t ilher cine ld)ncllc Glnbil0ul1s=
froit. Die Die Saliptllrldd,c le6cr
auait lit. &Iclc iilblcl feIne Nllrd)t.
'icianae lie cril furoc 3eit Illc9ell. Slc
limo poll Nertrnucl IN lhrc @clhld
Iidjfcit ober ibrc &oriid,t lulo qloil.
ben. boB olcic Giacllldnitcn Aciil9ct
mil'iclI. tic bon icbcr BcfNbr III hc
ireicn. Noh nldlt NcltilAclo cll9e-
mciht IN ben Hmt lhrcr Moidllncn,
lcgcn tic lid, feline Rcd,cnidnit ilbcr
oQe Sd)nben EN-. Die clIltrctcll fcll-
nen. Nit Ger lroBtcn Wcnilthsrllbc
ltelacl lie an cine Nll9nlo'hlnc,
mcrn MIR cin Siiiilcr pber nlldl Elm
Dicdnlifer lie ucriid,crt onb lie poll.
fpmlncn in SronIuiN lit. ,M 1cul'
len @rcn5en fam man luger, 6db olc
llupiiienhcit Elm @liid iii. mo 0oB -
ShorbeIt iii. mcilc III 'cIn; DEM menlt
rln Gliegcr bcallult. 3uellel III Die
DISQUALIFICATION bca Grbaliers mo III
oic Observation-Disclosures Der Mns
ihInc 81 iesen. heIlebt tetle NorInntt1
mchr. bnB Cr meitcr III Erleocn 'llcat.
IS 1lbt 4. 7. clncn ,Siihrer, Der III
Den beitell elaliid)cll aehort. mo Der
cillc @elupblhclt dllaclnrnlIclt bat.
Die iilr ben Sealeitcr III DER Sllit llldlt
oljll unacnchm iii. Nud) cincIl ri.
blaell Nlllg pull ctpa elllcr hdlbell
Stullhc hot Der arnlc NtltTnbrcr ocll
Ginbnld. DOB Elm ploBlldler StllrnI
bua Tlua5Hla ilbcridllcn bnt, oo Die
les iid bdlo an Die cine Seltc, bol0
AMI Ole olIoere bcllat, balN l0h ob-
ilHgt. Damn nle0cr bod qcht mo
iuit elncn SdlcIicuiluN arafilhrt.
Sd)lleBlid, fehrt Die Ruhr Slirild mo
iilr cine mcltcre hulbc Stul0e llIc1t
man nhne 3lulldeui1llc. Eanl be
0lnnt ou5 SpIel Don llellcnl. Hpnlllt
man luic0cr ;ltr Grbc Sllrild mo
Iro9t, pn0urd, Die Maldlnc 10 ers
id,ilttcrt mornen lei. 10 crflart Der
Silhrcr. oub Der @ino felne SdnIlo
Naron tr0At. iou6ern oaB Is mr.
tlcilc &crlud)c marcn. blc cr acnlddt
babe. nm iidl III U%crGCplIcrn. 0oB
Iehsa Stiid Der Mioid,lnc gut urbeltet.
lie Nnait bea MitiahrerS iii ulelleldlt
an ou0lcnoitcu; an ihr Iclben III be
Ionbcrem Wdse Die CliiSlcre. Ole
uiht Slieler limo. ionbcrn ais geob
udltcr IN Der Su't Slcnll thun. 90
lunac me bleic n,dt hen Rdll Der
WO'dllllc "tclrlIell ltno ellleu 1llteu
,Silhrer non cincm ld,lcdteu nld,t I'M
terihelben fenlen. illcaen lie rlthlg.
Nber lpenll c. lniell,aentc Eerloncli
iu,o. mie Is nothIa III. Madden lie lid,
uotiirlid) nil Dem Nlua6cla pcrtraut.
un0 bann beainHcn NlC Sclhcn, Nh
iiirlid lit linen wabrenb leees 6lu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
General HrcnG

lieB einem Sheriteu osll Ye'ehl iiber.
brln9eL. or lullc nit lelnem Neal.
mellt hllter Dem 0oric I. hel Deut
ihcn IN beil Hiiden iallsn. Als cs
Nbctb pllroe mo nod feline Welhunl
iber oieic llnIaebnaa aa par, ltIdtc
er cIHen Hblutonten fert. Spat
9tnd)ts fam Der Nbiutant ipteber.
.Tunl, iii mein Reishl ausaciiipst?"
iraafe DER cnalIidle General. SO
Siemlld)," nntnortete Der aniiHant
troden. .nur III Der Seerit Den Teit.
idell niht ia nen Rilden, lcnhern in
Die Sonbe aefailcn,"
- "
Sic eitelfcit piei Scih perleibt,
bcnu flcinite Sud,en ihr Snmerscn
nader; ~ Gin Wort. elm 8lid, ser
mort ihr @lid. 49, Sefompic lie, - le
mist Sir mic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Naerbanb Scltiamcs.

- ss * - IS - q q y y #*. y 81
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-05-01
CHAPTER VII.
The Madman,s F.fiattt.

Another day" the girl said CON
tinuing her story, Il happened to en-
ter the hut Unexpectedly. The old
man thought l was strolling on the
beach, and he believed that Chacha,
at that hour, was In the village secur-
ing food supplies. But Chacha en-
tered right behind me. We both
glanced into the bedroom where the
old man slept And what we both saw
both Chacha and WAS this-the
old man was sitting by table with a
little chest lying before him. From
this chest he was taking handfuls Of
golden coins and pouring them through
his fingers. gloating over them the
while like miser.
Seeing this. the negro. Chacha.
turned and tiptoed out Of the hut But
there was an evil grin on his face.
wondered what It meant won
dered. too. why Chacha tiptOed out
Of the hut, pretending, for my benefit,
that he has not seen the gold.
The old man now heard my heels
click on the board floor in the sitting
room. With wild cry he sprang up
and slammed tho bedroom door In
my face.
Presently he came from the bed
room rubbing his hands as il with
great satisfaction. And the look OF
the miser gloating over his secret
hoard was still upon his face
All. daughter, he said Did you
say you were my daughter?
This speech alone should have
made me know thai the old man was
fast losing his reason. But tell you
that at that time did not suspect that
he was going mad-did not dream Of
such a thing.
once again said to him. Senior
won't you please help me to get to
my own country
And TO my establishment he re-
Piled Help you? You mean pay
your passage 10 the United States?
Way. how can y T am poor. ! have
no money-no, not one centayo other
than we need for our bread and butter
Now. I knew this was a lie knew
that he had plenty Of golden coins in
his bedroom enough gold, surely, to
pay my passage on the finest steamer
afoat lutuiuyely I felt that I must
not let him know that | had seen that
gold. / feared that, il told him Z
knew ~ tha, sceret hoard he might
drive nae out Of mis- house altogether
and ulsca me at the mercy and on the
bouaty o, the Spauilh-AmarIcan 10
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-05-01
Housewives Lore.

If a sprig of parsley is dipped in
vinegar and eaten after an onion no
unpleasant odor from the breath can
be detected
A teaspoonful Of lemon juice in
small cup of black coffee almost al
ways relieves a bilious headache
A cloth wrung out in very hot water
and applied often will remove discol-
Grafton from bruised flesh.
Benzoin rubbed freely on the edges
Of a carpet is a sure preventive of
moths
TO shine boots quickly do not
blacken, but rub on a piece OF orange
and let the juice dry in. then polish
with soft brush and they will shine
like a mirror
One Of the best methods to remove
corn is to use turpentine Touch the
corn every night with a little turpen-
tine. 1t will come out in a short time.
Apply the turpentine with a toothpick
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CTo BE CONTINUED
LIKED THAT KIND OF MAN
Taeiturn Pianist Formed Acquaint-
ance Of Man Whom He Cor
daily Approved.

Though very fond of hearing or
telling a good story, a wellknown
pianist is rather taciturn Once. it
is reported. a Scottish friend of his,
whom he liked very much, went home
with him after a concert In Edinburgh.
Both gentlemen sat down to coffee
and cigarettes, and as midnight struck
they had not yet exchanged a word.
Finally the guest risked bold and
novel query.
DO you Ike Beethoven"
The pianist emptied his cup and
said. softly:
Beethoven good"
Half an hour later came another
question:
And how do you like Wagner"
To which the other retorted:
"Wagner-not good"
Having exhausted his stock OF in
quisitiyeness, the Scotchman got up
to bid his host adieu.
stay yet my friend" said the
musician Il like your conversation
very much"
And both remained In profound
silence until 3 a IN. struck when
they wished one another good night
and parted
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tives, So I did rot contradict him.
spoke no word OF my knowledge OF hi
gJld. And now ne came ciose 70 me
and pointed a long. bony finger at me
saying:
" I believe you are my daughter.
after all. Yes, you are my daughter.
When you were child you fell and
struck the fender in our living-room.
The scar resulting from the wound you
then received is on your shoulder now.
Let me show it to you-to prove that
you are my daughtar'
Not I cried I am not your
daughter have no such scar
He seized me roughly and tore open
my waist and searched my shoulder
searched in vain for the scar he had
declared was there.
God in heaven!' he now cried. very
wildly. You are not my daughter
after all. No. not my daughter. But
all the same you are a specimen
specimen, do you hear?-a specimen OF
the same species as she. You have
been sent to me 10 keep as a specimen
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CHAPTER VI.

l stopped, and distinctly heard the
crackle of twigs behind US and the
sound Of voices.
Yes, they are close upon US. said
in dismay.
But l can't run" she walled. I'm
so tired just can't go any faster
Oh, do go on. and leave me to their
mercy"
For answer l picked her up bodily
and rushed on with her in my arms
she snuggled to me. her arms around
my shoulders-and her face close to
mine And as looked down into her
lustrous black eyes knew that
loved this STANCE woman Of whose
history I knew absolutely nothing.
And thus night-blessed night
overlook US l made her a bed Of
Ieaves-and she fell instantly to sleep.
All night lay awake watching her
and listening with tense ears for any
sound in the forest-for while knew
that our pursuers would discontinue
their search for Us during the dark
ness, I knew also that now, in the
black night. the forest was filled with
other enemies-wild animals
But morning broke and no sound or
sign Of wild beast had heard or seen.
Refreshed by her long sleep, the
girl was now able again to travel on
her own feet and to travel fast.
Water" she cried, at last Water.
For Gods sake, water
Yes, know" I said. my tongue be-
ing so thick in my own mouth that
I could scarcely speak with sufficient
cIeay9 ess for her to understand We
must-and will-find water.
And water We found-oh! such 2
ripping stream in the forest as would
have made even the unhappiest Of
men cry with sheer Joy And was
far from unhappy. ] felt that wS had
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And this senorita says she "a an Amer
icano. So she will be safe with the
aged senot
The aged senior proved to be none
other than the old madman whom you
now know as Senior FL Toro. With
him lived the same negro, whom you
know as Chacha-as the old mans
servant The flsherwomen Of the vii
lage put me to bed In the old mans
hut and left me. The old man was
very kind to me, for at that time he
positively was not mad. Neither was
his servant, Chacha For two weeks
the old man nursed me and Chacha
waited on me hand and foot-till l
recovered my health and was once
more as strong as ever in my life.
1T was then that I said to the old
man: Senior. could you help me to get
back to my country-to the States ?
The United Statesl he said, speak
ing in a tone Of horror Why should
anybody wish to go to the United
States-land of trouble and sorrow,
He was in the incipient stage of
madness theu-but ! did not know it.
He told me of his life. 1t seems that
he loved his daughter more than life
itself-loved her to the exclusion Of all
else in the world. He was at that
time a naturalist employed in an i'm
portant position by the museum OF
natural history. And one night when
he returned home from his work he
found the daughter gone-gone. she
said not where. She haa left a note
saying that she had gone away with
a certain man whom she loved. And
from that day forth the old man never
again heard from the runaway daugh-
ter.
THE blow dealt by that heartless
daughter so distracted the old man
that he felt that he might go insane
from grief. He accordingly packed up
withdrew his savings from the bank
all in gold pieces asd took a ship for
Central America.
He arrived at the little fishing set
Element on The coast, OF which l have
already told you. There he engaged
down to the quiet. uneventful life
practically of a beachcomber-but
beachcomber with money For the old
man had much gold-gold which he
kept buried and OF which he never
spoke to a human being.
For years he lived in that village
gathering specimens found in the ad-
jacent forest. All these specimens
consisted OF skulls and bones OF wild
animals and of birds which he found
dead and which, using his skill as a
taxidermist, he would stun and mount,
And it was amid these specimens In
his hut. with his servant Chacha, that
l came to him-a castaway.
"A few days after that on which
asked him to help me to get back to
the States he suddenly said to me, in
a half-wlld way:
You look exactly like my daugh-
ter. At least you resemble her 80
thoroughly that you could pass for her.
You are not my daughter. are your
This wild speech frightened me,
but only vaguely. ! did not compre-
bend that madness was even then
creeping upon him.
No l said, I am not your daugh-
ter. When can you help me to get
back to my own country
Watt! he said. You must wait
And a cunning light came into his
eyes.