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Evening star., 1916-03-12

IN the last twenty years rubber has
attained place in modern industry
which makes
Germany Suffers From it indispensa-
Great Shortage. ,ist m ~ 90 s sr,s
and industries. The present plight Of
Germany shows just how essential it is.
That country is suffering from a severe
has cut off the importations The re-
suit is that many of the German hos
pitfalls are compelled to get along with
out hot-water bags, ice caps. rubber
sheeting and rubber gloves. The lack Of
rubber gloves has resulted in many of
the nurses contracting septic fever.
The International Red Cross and Am
bassador Gerard have both protested
to England against this embargo, but
the British war office is obdurate be-
cause of the great value of rubber for
military purposes.
Indeed, this demand from the war
zone is the most important factor in
the present rubber situation. Troops.
supplies and equipment are all moved
by motor and most motors run on rub
Der tires. England has sent about
100000 rubber sheets to her hospitals,
and one English firm has an order for
100000 pairs of hip-length rubber
boots to be used in the trenches.
Rubber is not an ingredient in any Of
the explosives. yet few of them could
be manufactured without IL. Dynamite
workers wear both rubber gloves and
rubber boots. There are about 10000
high explosive workers in Great Brit
ain wearing more or less rubber. and it
is quickly destroyed by chemical ac-
ton. Gas bags of Zeppelins and war
balloons are also of rubber. great
deal of waste rubber in the war zone is
not being reclaimed, either. though
junk dealers wili doubtless do q big
business afts- the war is over.
Evening star., 1916-03-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HERE IS PERFECT HOME.
9 rooms, tile BATH large lot. porch.
all mo iern improvements; and one
half squares from
LINCOLN PARK
On AZ st. ne, bet. North Carolina
ave. and c ST. One of the most beau
t;ful locations in the city.
Only SlO0 cash and balance like rent.
$3.50 per month. including interest and
principal.
PRICE, 81 $50.
Open daily and Sunday until 0 pm.
COME OUT TODAY.
Evening star., 1916-03-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-WITHOUT CASH PAYMENT
house with g rooms and bath; in good condi-
tion; furnace heat, electric lights, gas one
acre Of good land with fruit trees: also
large shade trees See Owner. W. X. WILL
son Rivertale Nd. Price, S.. $50
Evening star., 1916-03-12
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIONEET

a.
Chancery Sale of Valuable Prop
erty, Being Houses No. 1929
35th Street Northwest, No. 3SI5
Woodley Road Northwest, and
Lots 3 and 4 in Worthington's
Subdivision of Friendship ct al,
Containing About One-fourth
of an Acre, and Known as Par
eel 1924 on the Military Road.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia in equity cause
No. 33901, will sell Mt auction on TUES
DAY. MARCH TWENTY-FIRsT. 1919. 1919. Al At
proved by house 1929 3sth street northwest = and an
ON THE SAME DAY. AT FOUR-THIRTY Pm.
lot 2s. block s. in Beails subdivision Of Fair
view Heights. improved by house 1913 Woodley
road northwest, AND on THE SAME DAY.
AT FIVE Pm, lots 3 and 4. In Worthington' s
subdivision Of lot 33, in Friendship ct al, as
per plat In Book 1850. page 1877, Of the District
acres and situated on the Military road and
otherwise known parcel 1924.
Terms One-third cash and the balance in
two equal installments in one and two years.
with per cent interest, all cash. Terms
to be complied with In fifteen days. All ad-
tustments to date Of transfer Of deed. All con-
veyancing. notary fees and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT. Trustee.
W. GwYNN GARD1SaR. sIaane1n Trustee. sa.ea'ns'
mill d&Su&ds Woodward Building.
Evening star., 1916-03-12

FOR SALES. 100.
WEST OF l4th ST. ON THE HEIGHTS
Owner. leaving city. will sacrifice modern
dwelling: hot-water heat; electric lights
hardwood floors: double back porches: servant 8
toilet: laundry tubs; double back porches; lot
20x156 to paved alley; garage.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Evening star., 1916-03-12

NEW, NEvER-UsED. LARGE
all through, with every modern convenience the
latest; large rooms; eight closets and pantries;
massive porches; eight-foot cellar under whole
house finished; double floors; hardwood trim;
best shades and kitchen equipment; large well; !;
lighted attic; all doors and windows built to
order; five acres fertile loan; nye minutes to
cars; ten miles out in Maryland; A.500;
81 1.6O0 cash. GEO. G: WALKER,
Eenois hld0 nth and G. st1.
Evening star., 1916-03-12
U. S. Has Done Little
to Produce Material.

any OF
great nation to produce the raw ma
terial. Perhaps our most notable serv.
ice in that direction is the experimental
work. which the Department of Agri-
culture is now carrying on with small
shrub called guayule, which is native
to Mexico, and which produces rubber
of a low grade. Before the revolution
in Mexico quite an industry in the
production Of rubber from this shrub
1909 nearly 100000 pounds of quay
ule rubber was put upon the market.
Now, however. war has practically de-
stroyed the industry. Guayule can east
ly be grown in Texas. Arizona and
southern California, and there is no
reason why it should not be the basis
of a substantial industry on American
soil.
Rubber is extracted from latex.
milk like substance which is formed in
number of tropical and subtropicai
plants. The latex easily separates into
two substances, one which hoats upon
the other like cream upon milk. This
cream of the latex is the rubber. IN
less the latext contains at least 10 per
cent rubber it is not profitable to work
it, The best rubber tree is that known
as hevea, which is native to Brazil and
the Malay states and Ceylon.
Until recently nearly all of the rub
Der used was gathered from wild trees.
chiefly in the jungles Of Brazil and
other South American countries. Then
the idea of cultivating rubber took hold
of the imaginations of men, and there
are now probably a million acres in
cultivation. This cultivated rubber is
of a higher grade than that which
grows wild. At present, however, 1t
will not repay the cost of cultivation
outside of the zone extending about
500 miles on either side Of the equator.
and agricultural development in this
tropical country, where disease must
be conquered first, is necessarily slow.
The rubber zone includes much of Bra
zil, Peru and Bolivia and all of Ecua-
dor, Colombia, Venezuela and Central
America. In Africa it includes the
Kongo basin, the Sudan and the will
derness to the east. 1t takes in large
part of India. part of Australia and the
Philippines In fact. nearly all of the
tropical wilderness of the
ii is prospective rubber land. It
may be that the tremendous demand OF
modern industry for rubber will be the
means of opening up these rich re-
gions to civilization by Turing the
srdy and adventurous. just as the fur
4. de opened up much OF western
North America
Evening star., 1916-03-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Continued.

NICE SUBURBAN HOMES, $50.
One acre. Modern 6-room house. Cellar Q
poultry houses. fruit. grapes. flowers. $10O
cash. S25 per month. Box I, Star office.
Evening star., 1916-03-12

rubber. the bureau of standards can
hardly render greater service to the
industry just now than by developing
new ways of using this scrap.
An elaborate mechanism for testing
rubber in it's various stages of manu-
facture has been set up at the bureau
or standards. Its elasticity is. of course.
one of its most essential qualities. and
TINS is tested most thoroughly. There
are machines which will stretch a piece
OF rubber at the rates OF five inches a
minute, twenty-five inches a minute and
forty-hve inches a minute. The uniform
ity of the product in this regard is
tested by a machine which stretches six
samples from the same batch at the
same time. In the case OF hose and
other fabrics treated with rubber. the
hbers and threads used as basis are
carefully examined. Chemical tests
show exactly what ingredients were
used in vulcanizing and otherwise pre-
pairing the rubber.
Evening star., 1916-03-12

FOR SALE-S2 5OO
GOOD DOWNTOWN SQUARE.
l. ST. between 9th and 10th.
rooms and bath: all new plumbing: porce-
lain tub and porcelain sink: good back yard.
Should rent steadily at S25.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Main o33o 1872 New York ave-
Evening star., 1916-03-12

Although the United States has q
commanding position in the manufac-
Evening star., 1916-03-12
oUT.oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A RARGA AIN IN AN ORANGE GR0VE-A
bargain. Act quick. Apply W. s. JACOB,
Heine Bros. $50 n. Y. ave. NV. IA
WILL SACRIFICE 3-STORY BRICK HOTEL.
with large store, principal business street !;
accommodating terms: loan will answer. Ad-
dress A. w. sCHWARZ. 12s East Bay ST.,
Jacksonville. Fla.
81 ,OOO-2O ACRES PEACH LAND; SIX LOTS.
iOOx2O0 near st. Johns river and Atlantic
Coast RR.; 100 miles south Jacksonville, Fla.
E. G. PERRY. s13 18th NV. 14s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
5 1nxemtuw9er Nathrithten.

rita. Im 6. Se5ember 1855 perbeis
ratbete er iib nit Sri. anna Goiens
berg, fpelhe ibm foleenbe 8inoer
ihenfte: @ilbelm, 3itteu. Waib.
Wihael, Sapenport, Ga; u. W. Sop
pes, ct. Yaul. Winn.; Sobn, Sral
8. Gourtabe unb Srau q. 8. 8eber.
geaepue, Ga; Srau SEQ. @iup.
@alend, 81. Or rube in Sriebenl
Zen trauernben 9interbliebenen unier
9eileiol--(9. 81
xGmerp, g. 9af.-Sier itarb ncus
lid Serr Sic Seiter i'm alter bon Sc
Sabren. Der geritorbene mar ses
biirtis ans ct. Sonatus, Soipa, mn
ieit 1885 bier anidiIis. Gus ieiner
Che nit SRI. Inna Welbes bon
gribseipater entiproiien elf ainber,
bon benen 5tpei benz Yater i'm Sobe
norangeganeeu iinp. Or rube in
Sriebenl Sen traucrnbcn Sinterblies
men unier 8eileiol-(aorr.)
Chicago, Sa.-(Icripdtet fir leste
8ohe.) Serr Sic Iaierus. ipeltet
Dor bier @ofen infolse zines Shlags
anfaQes iffper ertrantt mar, sebt iesi
ieiner 8eneiuns enteeeen. Soffents
lid tpirb er balb ponitdnoig berseiteui
iein!-(aorr.)
a Detroit, Wfih.-Sn Der ct. gliias
beth 8enleinbe lit AM Z. Ndr3 mad
ldnserem 2eiocn, offers perieben mil
ben FL. Sterbeiatramenten. Sral
@ertrub Gonen. seb. 9erris. I'M buber
Nlter bon SO Sabren seitorben. ibre
flint ertpahienen ainber binterlaHeno
gs iinb Die Serren Gnton. @eorg uni
Sobn aonen unb Srau Sobn Ieilr
uno Srau Sames @cSonalb. nebit 12
Gnfelfinbern. Sic ruben in Srieben
Sen trauernoen Sinterbliebenen unier
8eileio!-(S. 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

auf Die perfebIte Seiratbseeihihte
unb auf meiue 8utunft.
ct tpdr bad quit, mann fed bal
eppes Yaiienbes fir eiie Sdmp fame
geb", meiute Die Rutter beim Ibs
ifiebe bes Sbeims.
Gin flarer Wor9eu mar auf eine
itiirmtihe Nadt 9efoI9t. Sic Come
itanb am blauen pimmel iiber benz
8%riinetpaIbe. &leine Wolfen trieben
mad Weiten Dem sroben Weere 81.
NaHIGiii8 idritt ih ourt Den Scf,
8leib9iiltis beiorgte i'd Die Yieroes
fltteruns.
,Nmerifd. bu gbelmann,
rgurosopa, on gettelmanu ...~
0erifipommen flangen bic Zone
berauf aus benz 9orfe. Srunten
iangen Die Imeritaner. Sic mad)tcn
beute ben grpBen @bidiepssans o
Saus gu Saus.
Sortiebung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

gIs i'd bas Sals erreidt bate. mar
Der Sbeim ihon anSefommeu. CT
brafte teineu Croft. Gles. mas er
iaetc. mafte mid nod cleuoer.
2angiam. nit sebGmpfter Gimme ers
5dbIte er. Oils pb mir einen Sblpers
t%ranteu I'M Sauie bdtten, 10 mar bas
9eiprdd.
No6 ME babe i'd midi 10 ungIiids
lid scfiibIt pie bel bieiem 9eritte
Ses Sbeims.
llnrubis sins mein Batter auf unS
al. lln9ebuloig riidte CT an Sen
StiibIen.
.Ib DEN ale 8erel tpirfle& efou {
Henepeb2" rief CT aufserc8t. init
beftiser Stimme.
Der Sbeim nidte.
.Sdmp, bann ab BEN neiibt fir an
els Samilgen. Damn ab ct OBJ quit.
Dat Bead on b'8reh GET"
Or rihtete iib in ieiner aan3en
2dnsc aut. .8ann ben ole 8erclS
eiou ell S6s aB. ba iou bt iei
Iebden bebalen."
Sabei iudteIte CT nit Der Sano.
ais mahe or iiber benz S~erclsbauie
eiuen Sobteniarg 81.
2nngiam eritarb Der Tag.
SIMMER tpieoer fam bas @eIprdd,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

Wftih sing per peoes apoitolorum, NIT
pergniieter, i~hmun3elnber Riene
binternad. i'm 8eiite ii9 iton an benz
iaftigen Sraten labenb. Rittlertpeile
mar iein Sobu i6peibtriefeno 81
Sau1e angelanst, unb bic gntbiiaung
bes 5itiinfti9en ADMINISTRATORS funo
i'm gciiein Der ganoen Sanrilie itatt.
Ser Yitfen ariff in ben Sad, unb
ipns 5og er 6erauS? Sas grite. mas
gum 8orifein fam. mar elm arms
LANCER 5ottiscr S6ipeif. gritredt
unb tpie e%ritarrt itanoen ollie ba. nur
elm flei1es 0tdo6en rief freuoig aus:
% Wamnl, mat buet ct en- LANCE
Shpan5l" Sn Danger grtuartung
mas an benz Shpan3e ansetpadien
iein fonnte. 5og Der Yitfen meter.
8as nod am Shipeife hing, mar elm
rotbbaariger Sunb, Der I'M Walbe
i~pabrideinlih bon pereiftetem Sleiih
gefreiIen bate unb bnran pererpet
mar. 8ie Der MiI6 bel leiner Sei,n@
funft e~mpfansen puroc, iuia ih rers
lftpeieen, aber mas feline Srau linn
ertldrlid mad)te. bab man ben 8osel
an ben Sebern. ben Hebbod aber AM
= Sdipeifc ertcnnen lam. bas tpiro
CT aber ipobl fir lid bebalten baben.
3cnn man i'm Oh bes &irmesbratens
bGnieln min, rebet er lid INNER nur
beraus, es lei aus @erieben geideben,
ein anbermal perbe er 5lerit mad,
benz Sdpeife ihauen uno ba ben
IaBitab fir icin peiteres geeinnen
anlcgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

ihlnfen, uno in %perltdrftem MaBe lieB
CT Den %befaunteu Sd3redruf brrr beis
bel. erid)allen. Sod pergebens. ons
Sbier bIieb rubis liegen. pa purfs
3udte i'm Der 0ebante. es fonnte elm
8ebbod ieiu, Der auf Der fur3 porber
bier ab9ebaltenen Sreibiago angez
ihoiien iporben mar unb bier lein
2eben beenbet bate. aha. bafte CT,
bas miro Elm efter airmcsbraten
iperben. gr merfte lid Die Steae
gang senali. nm Tie bel Der Suufels
belt am Roreen, ben CT iih fir ietnen
Ylan ausbahte. ipieoer5ufinoen. Ils
er nah Sauie fam, iagte er gu ieiner
Srau: .Narie, e Sonbig get ct c
He'ibbroot." Nls er ibr Die Snd)e ere
5dblt bate unb fnete, fpie er Den
8irmesbraten beimbringen fpiirbe, be-
gam lie i'm altf bas 8efdbrlife Ieines
Beginncns auimerfiam al maiden;
bod er iagte: Barge MAIDEN gilt nift;
ed fdrten net! Im nnberen Rorgen
in auer Serreottsfriibe matte Der
Daild iif nit einem Sad auf Den
@eg, Inn Den Hebbod an bolen. gr
bate ieinen Sobn NIT benz Sabrrab
natbe'telt, nm bic Seute ifneu mad
Sauie in Siherbeit 5u bringen. Ils
bteier beiur Walbe, cine feline Stunbe
bonn 0orfe. anfan. erfpartete i'm id)on
Der Batter auberbalb bes Walbes nit
Sem gcfiinten Cad. Nun tpurbe Der
Cad benz Yitden nuf ben Hiiden feitz
eebunben. unb bas StablroB iarite
nit @ilbfrepler Der Seintntb gu. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Cir d'Letzeburger Gazette.)
MEN ESCHTE GANK, MEN
LESCHTE GANK.

Mein gschte Gank. mein leschte Gank
Zuo Hollrech liver d'Schmelzer Strosz
De hun en- traureg, dewe Klank
Mir lang an Herr a Sci gelosZ.
Mein 2schte Gank, freh Muorges freh
De bruocht mech Op de Kfrfech hin,
Ech font de we wuol unne Meh
Wuo Papp a Nam begruowe sin.
OPP d'Welt er6f huot d'Muorges-Sonn
Am schenste Summerlfcht gelacht,
we ech an deer schwerer Storm
Mel Gank yum Kreiz quo Kreiz
gemacht.
wat steht op desem hege STEM
Mat geldem Buchstaf ausgeha'nI
Mir get ct emeg an de Ben
An Tranen fallen aus den An.
Ech kann mach neleg grad gesin
we d'Schreft UNI Kreiz verschwemmt
am LIGHT;
Hei, NicOlas--an do, Kathrine-
II asz mengen Eltren opgerfcht.
we lang ech op de Knee suoss
Beim Graf mat all de Blumen schan,
Ech hun gekrasch will Irene gruosz-
An mein Gebict war eng GROUSE Trsn.
An vun der Kirch eriwer laut
Eng Klack d0rch Wiss a Field a Benz,
Asx dat FIR mech? Asz ct fir haut
Mein eschte Gank am D1rf dohem!
No font an zwanzeg Joher lang,
Beim leschte Gank am Hemechtsland,
Wuo ech mat Left derun gehang
Ais richtegt letzeburger Kand;
Beim leschte Gank, an leschter Storm,
Musst ech op d'Schmelzer Strosz rem
goh'n,
Fir do mat traureg, krankem Nom
Den duoden Eltren EDDIE SON.
Eft war en- drewen Dag gewess,
I'm Himmel Wolk bel Wolek hong,
we ech de Muorgen no der Mess
Mach em6l OPP de Kfrfech gong.
Eleng, eleng stong ech UNI Field,
Dem stellen Field u Ruo a Frid;
wat notzt dem Mensch all Cut a Geld,
Wann hien Zerlescht seng Platz hei
kritt!
An d'Wolken VIE Sc deischter zah'n
Do hech um gruossen Himmels- Haus,
Sc kreischen stirmesch Tren op Tr9n--
Meng Tranen konnte net eraus.
Do penkt eng Klack, de Metteg laut,
En- al bekannten K%lackent6n,
Welt wuol mein Hemechtsd1rf mir
haut
YUM Tnr er0f mir Eddie SON!
]. b. MERKELS.
Letzeburg. 1912.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Gine lmftise Wilbbieb .Ueihihtc.

Sn Der Wode Dor Nartini mar Gin
Samilienpater aus ciner bober ses
leaenen Srtitait on DER Iolel i'm
@albc nit 8ebenieiliud)eu beltdftiet.
Sabei fam CT an einem bidteu Sc
itriipp pprbei. "a e~ripIbten icine
ailscn burin ctpae SraunrotbeS. lin
bepeglid)es. I'm oas permeintlid)e
@ilb 81 eridreden. modbte Der Wiid)
brr! beibei! God es re9te iih nidts.
90 sadse Ct bT E1 c. tSwntc nod,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

aft Verb Gerser uub Ger
aftuns flansen aus ieinen Worten.
r0'tpero tpoul en- eppes gent eis
eeihrieiuen bun, meinte bic Nutter
unb lab mid unsliidli6 an.
Sd peripiirte cine grpbe 2eere in,
Serden. limb ih lab NaeS 5uiammens
fallen. ipas ib in ben lesten Woben
NIT 10 biel 2iebe ~aufsebaut bate.
9as Wittageiien ihmedte itledt.
Iui8erest IoffeIte i'd Die Suppe bius
unter. llnahtlam unb miioe 3ers
itnitt ib bas SleiId.
Rein Batter ianf fpieber in ben
2ebuitubl biuter benz Sfen, itiiste bic
Stirne in bic flahe Sano, Jog an Der
Yfeife nuo ipraf fein @ort.
Cine tobte Rube lag iiber unierm
5anie unb madtc mid eleno unS
p~erla1ieu.
Sen san3en Nahmittas arbeitete
ib in Der S6eune NIT ben &neften.
@ir reinigten @etrcioe. llnb ib ginp
crit 3uriid ms Saus, als Die Wutter
gum ghen rief.
Sraurisc 8intertage. Cider Tebel
lie9t iiber benz Rerihertbnl. Shmus
sises Shneeipaiier iidert burh Die
StraBc, brinst in bas 9eber Der
S6ube unb trd9t ben Suiten in Die
Sduier.
sol6e Gage iinD oriidenS, abipans
nenb. 3ebrenb.
SD fiblte MIDI pereiniamt, pers
laIlen, peritoBen.
Grit iest ipiirte i6, ipie iebr ih an
Bertha hing. ipie iebr i6 Tie liebte.
Seit oieiem 9ugenlbur9er Rarfts
tag par ibr Bib nift mebr aus
meinem Ser3en sepihen.
Sd fonnte es faum fallen. baB if
lie nun perloren bate 49,. Siil
INNER perloreu 49,.
Iue Soifnlns bate pieier griei
perniftet, grauiam nernidtet.
Sangiam fro6en bic Sage bubin,
SrauBen i'm Sofe. in ben StGIen ober
in Der Sheune mar es nod ~ertrdsIih.
Iber i'm leereu Sauie padte mid inns
mer bas 9rauen.
Sd fiibIte ben Summer Der Wutter.
Sd merite ben perbiiienen @rou oes
Vaters.
Sen snn5en Rag famen bieIelben
~traurisen @ebanten. limb Mbcnbs
fiiblte i'd mid nod nerlaiiener.
Damn iud,te i6 mir Mrbeit. cine
eerduidpoue 9eibdftisuus. tpomit id
bic beflemmenoe giniamteit perz
iheuden fonnte.
SD brad,te ein5elne Sbeile bcs
Biuomotors in bic Stube. itlibierte
beren Irbeitstpeiie. nabm Ole Glide
auseinunoer, ieste lie tpieoer 3uiams
men. bdmmerte. id)ralbte. olte. Inn
ib lieb Die 8eeulierborrittung Der
Winbideibe funttionieren.
Mm Samstas Nbenb belt ib es I'M
Sduie nidt mebr aus. Sa cling if
binunter ms 8irtbsbaus. 9ori
iaben Die Imerifaner uno ianser
trauri9e Ibihiebslieoer.
Wir mar Die Seimatb gum gteI ses
sporoen. Sic erbriidte mid. limb id
beneioete meine admeraben, bic bali
IN fernem 2auoe cine neue Seimatt
finoen iolten.
Sd bIic6 LANCE bel ben @meris
fdneru.
Spdt fam i'd naf Sauie.
GO folete cine ihIafloie Naht. Sr
fpilbem Sraum lab ib nniere Sannilie
oftcru o,taSferheu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

Riibe. eebrohen itano i'd auf. Sumpf
hdmmerte Der &opf. limb miibc tam
ih gum Norseutiih.
Die Nutter fab mid beIoret an.
rSaut ipero ipoul bel Rononf
fommer. bd gin m,er eppeS me ses
ipour", iagte lie troilid,. Sic bracbte
mir cine Saiie Sleiidbriibc nit einem
Gi. $50, brent bat, ba get ct Der
beier."
Gin trauriser Sonntagmorsen.
Sumpf lduteten bic @lodcn. 8ie
S~obteneIoden. Sn eeSriidter Stimz
mun9 cling i'd CUR Stride. 9ie @es
idnge flaeten tpf i'm 2eihenbienite.
Sd ieste mid in eineu Der Iesten
Stiible unb itiiste ben 8opf idtper in
bic Sano. lluo INNER pieoer famcn
tribe 9eoauten. Die mid nod unz
gliidlifer madten.
@as lit bos Qeben? Tihts. Hihts
als Summer unb Srauer unb 0ers
fallen.
@as babe ih bapou. bab i6 flei6is
mar? 8aS baben meme gltern bas
bon. baB lie iih abscradert .baben?
Was niist cs mir MN. bab ib Elm
itrebiomer. neu3eitliber Bauer scs
iporben bin? Nitts. Gar nitts.
@eiI i'd bel tiihtigen annbpirtben
geIernt babe, neil ib uniern 9etrieb
MODERN einserittet babe. neil i'd nid,t
bin. tpie anbere riiditdubise 9anbz
pirtbe, oarunt, eerabe barum fol- i)
bas Rdbhen nitt befommen. 8eraoe
barum. Sas drgerte mid.
SD ipuroe i,n3ufrieoen nit meinem
2eben. un5ufrieoen NIT ben IenIden.
un5ufrieoen nit meinem 9erufe -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
(Sprtiebu g.

SluuCll uu1 pth SiiuDS Ip'SNS ~
Srseln,ann Die alte @eiie BON Der
iunaen 3iebe:
.Seber Srud Der SGnbe beutlih
mfrs beihrieb,
limb Der ia9t, fit ipabr, 1tlt
flar: i'd bab bid lieb!" .
.IB ct eiou. 8ertba?"
80, Sdmpl"
Sbre Nueen ltrablten. Sbre 8an>
gen aliibten. limb ih 500 lie an mid,
uno fiiBte lie beiB. leioenihaftlid -.
3an9iam idritten mir ant Gmaliens
Oenfmal porbei, biniiber in Die Neus
thor Strabc.
8auerniun9cn fameu bonn Sabrz
murft, frGftiae. fernseiunbe 8eitalten.
Sic itieBen iif in Die Siiite uno iaben
icbniiidtis mad meinem ihonen
Ndod,en.
Stubenten sin9en poriiber. Dunno,
I1mdhti9e aerls.
Sci. fud lie 8tpel" Go bDrte ih
ben einen gu ieinem aamerapen iascn.
.9'ab e flott Weodenl"
Sic Stubenten blieben lteben.
plGpleit ItuJ ulV' pituiSH uHS iultp uAS
5oscn ben Iunb ipis %5uiammcn.
80. eiou BIZ m,r Der mtncg an
Der Stao." Sas ia9te giner laut.
bab Bertha es bDren mubte. Gin
tiefes Notb buihte iiber ibre @aneen.
Cine irede ganoe. bieie Stubenten.
aber Geht batten lie @ie bic
Bertha. sibt es nitt picle in Der
Staot.
Bertha ponte ihon nit benz Nits
tags3use mad Saule fabren. 60
ipiiroe Der Tater nifts bon Der Gus
iammenfunft merten.
9as sefieI mir nidt. Teiu, lie
burfte 10 friib niht fort bieies erite
Wal. Sas fpnute nibt iein an bieiem
ib6nen beilisen Gage.
Sic blidte mid srob. ansitpou in
Die Nusen. .Sa Get mel Yapp
~sran5ee". n,cinte iie idiidtern.
ga loB DC 9ran5en. Sc ipout 10
bad net omit @lcd. Sat muiie mir
ons Ielper iifen."
gnbIih iuiQiete ie Gin.
Wir sinsen biuunter in bic Staot,
burh Die @roBitraBe. iiber Den 8ils
~belmspIab. gum .8olbeneu Inter".
Sas Saus mar boil ldrmenoer
Ienihen. Wir icstcn rns sleih an
ben Siid. Rir aben, obne piel 81
plaubcru. 9ispeileu iuftcn iid)
uniere 8lide.
rSei bleifpe mer net lang. meintc
Bertha, .b'ien &c bill 2eit bel.
S'aonnt c 1pnnisen els aeiinn, on
Sobem mengem 1app eppes io'eu. Iu
ba fpGr b'Scier am StrSi."
Sd nidte.
so. gcrtta. gu buos Meft. IG,
mir muiIen nat { boste parben. mel
Ionont iout med mad bel fanncn."
Sci Ionout?"
80, @ertbal"
ga lab lie mid, pou gertrauen an.
.Sa blciipc mcr." Sic mar sleit
cinper1tanoen.
Ser Sbeim fam baIS. IieB lid
eincu &irih seben uno beitelte eine
Sloihe V%prbeaur. @s ipuroe redt
gcmiitblih in unierer fleincn 8eieQ,
i6aft. Ser Sbeim bate baS rittise
3cu9 srm Seuctsman. llnb CT bate
aud balo een,crtt. pie Der @inb
pehte.
Softer Bertha, ef fommcn nah
an peier 8od, bel ere Tapp, ba fuden
coz. bat b'Sad al b'Hei get"
Sic ldhclte. 30 fommt. Bun cd
bolt bitn eidtcr eppes mn."
Ils mir binausgineen. perabihics
Setc or iih. .Suis. ebbe 3anncr."
CT briidte Bertha unh mir Die Saub.
nidte nit benz 8opfe uno bIinSelte
nit ben, redtcu guse. pie er INNER
that. ipcnn er gutter 3aune mar.
-gSoe, e6 loben th ions 2eit naf
c besfen elsus. Dir butt 10 oh
nciidt berstut." gr ibmnn5eltc.
.Sln cd bun pirfleb OBJ nadD eppcs
8eldGiten."
@ir aiusen iibcr Den 8ilbeImspInb,
iaben uns Die pielcu ihonen @eiddftc
an. ianoen @anheS, bos mir uns
lpdter fir uniern SauSbalt anihaiien