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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
CHANGE FOR HUERTA

HE DEATH of Huera recalls the
Madero, which followed the former
to the provisional presidency of Mexico 1913
try he inhabs Huerta perhaps something
morality of ASSASSINATION He may
conditions expediencY the actions other
facts that would be particularly useful EARTH just now
they could be known.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
ARCTICs & OvERsHOEs
Mems Arctics $50 to $2,75
RUBBER BOOTS

Short Boots, Storm King
Boots, Hip Boots, Leather
Soled Boots. All styles for
Men, Women, Boys and Chill
dren.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
MASONIC NoTEs.

A special communication of CORN
THAN Lodge, No. 104. f.. & A M, will
be held at the Masonic Temple. at
1870 O'Clock p. m, Tuesday. Jan. is.
The E. A. degree viii be conferred.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
Inverted Globes,

Always tempting offer, and this the short
lengths of Damasks, Hucks and Crashes left from the
January Sale at reduced prices This odd pieces
runners and to be adorned with stitch
and crochet work. also dainty bits for guest towels.
Monday at the Linen Section
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15

dication that the Japanese have no in
tention of Withdrawing from Tsing-tau
in the near future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15

The higher income tax the bachelor
has to pay is not 50 much a tax on
wealth as one on fear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
GLOVES GLOVES

Take advantage Of our sale
on your gloves and save
about one-half to one-third
on the cost.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
WAR MADNESS OF ROOSEVELT

n n ROOSEVELT red. His brain teens with saugh-
1V1 ter He kill Mexicans Europeans, any
body They letting blood and he is not in it, His mad
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
Art Novelties
m Scarves, sheer quality,

Stamped Linen Scarves, sheer quality,
45 inches, so cts
81 inches, SO cts
Renaissance Scarves and Squares, effective and
snowy designs, were 81. 90 now % cts
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
Motion Section.

A Glove Dryer. Every woman is wearing washable
gloves and clever invention wooden hand liter
ally to assist in drying glove in the proper shape
Thumbs reversible to make right left hand The
form also be used glove 1nenderl Three sizes
small medium and large Rex ~
35 cts.
A Skirt Bone" like narrow tape of featherbone and
horsehair is aid to making skirt hang well and ripple
gracefully.
Two widths, 5 and 10 cts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
Gas Globes~)at clearance.

One table is filled with assortment of handsome
globes all sizes for direct inverted fixtures Some
very handsome iridescent glass globes included
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-15
Fashions for Spring

Fashion Sheets ready. The Standard Fashion Book
is 20 cts and contains one coupon for pattern
February Designer ready.
Pattern Section, main floor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

8. at the Grand Hotel, showed how
Maui can get together" Something
like go people gathered in this hotel
and il was something Of a feat to
pull off the dinner there too, because
the hotel was not finished-isnt fin
ished yet. in faCt-and its manage,
ment had to do some mighty tall hus-
Ting TO make such banquet possible.
But the banquet was held and that
was good omen for the success of the
fair Forty PEOPLE could not get seats.
At how many such functions in the
whole territory has there ever been,
such an attendance and overflow?
The answer can be given easily. on
the fingers Of one hand. ...-.:. FL. b..
General Chairman WadsWorth pre-
sided and there was plenty Of fun min
gled with some good, serious talking.
As a community gathering it was an
impressive fact in Maui's preparations
for the most elaborate event at which
she has played host to the people OF
the other islands in the group. ~.
Can Care For All Visitors
Maui is now abundantly equipped to
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them are not thought of in the light Of
tourist trips. but there are plenty TO
be had near Wailuku. Kahului, paia,
Kihei. f.ahaina and half dozen other
towns The scenery is magnificent.
the climate fine and with good hotels
easily within reach OF any days auto.
MODELLING. the traveller is assured OF a
good meal and good bed at the end
of his days iaunt
The hospitality Of Maui has long
been famous That hospitality viii be
on tap in wholesale quantities during
the county fair.
With fair whose many and excel
lent features will be largely new TO
Hawaii. and with citizens whose kind.
Illness, hospitality and progressiveness
is proyerbial. Maui is certain on No.
vember 80, December l and 2, to live
up to that slogan which has inspired
Valley Islanders in countless lines OF
endeaVor: Maui No IA Oh There
are several translations for this. one
Of the best. | think. is this expression
of purpose, Maui Shall Stand First,''
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Continued from page one)
him driving his big auto up the road
lat a lively pace. He invited me TO
jump in and We drove TO the fair
ground He had. got up out OF his
sick-bed TO see that some of the con-
struction of these stalls was going
along all right. Iii
The spirit which Chairman Wads-
worth puts into preparation for Maui S
events inspires all the committeeman.
apparently They are men frankly en-
thusiastic about their plans and about
Maui's chance to do something which
will be of interest and value to the
whole territory, and when business
men take hold of any public project
in that spirit they are bound to be
successful.
AT meeting of the executive COM
mittee at this same time, found
every man determined to do his part
and apparently hustling TO do it lit
tie better than anyone else. The citi-
zens of the Valley Isle are all in a
friendly competition. it would seem,
TO have each section the Invest and
most interesting.
Booster Dinner Shows Spirit
The Booster Dinner" on November
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
EXHIBIT
TOBE AFEATURE
At MAUIS FAIR
Chairman Paul Lada OF Com.
mittee Tells of Plans
for Section
NO ENTRY CHARGE TO
BE MADE TO EXHIBITORS
Wide Variety of Fowls Likely
to Be Shown: Tips Given
Dog FanCieFS

Paul Iada is an engineer That sd
least. is his profession on Mani But
ne is also real dyed-in-the,wU5l
chicken tanCier, and a chicken fauCier.
like a golf PLAYER. a chess fiend or a
devotee OF Bernard Shaw. has II bad
Lada. one OF the live wires amoug
the young men of the Valley Isle. is
chairman of the poultry section The
other officers are J. c. Fitzgerald.
vice-chairman; i G. Coreil and H. D.
SIeggett
Talking over the outlook for his See
ton at the fair, one soon discovers
that I-ada is indeed a chicken enthtl-
siasts He has spent a good many
wears raising chickens and experiment
ing with various reeds.
: Chatting recel about prospects
for the fair, he ST
THE poultry 'tion is coming
along in good shape and II present
plans work out successfully we shall
excel the section at the Hilo fair Our
best classes will probably be barred
blacks and reds-Barred Plymouth.
Rocks and Rhode Island Reds-huts
several other classes III be well filled.
DIR Baldwin viii have a good entry
list and Mrs d. c. Lindsay will show
a former prize.winner az the San Fran
cisco fair-a Barred Rock.
Several of the homsteaders who
have devoted some time to chicken
raising in the Haiku section will enter
fowls.
"A feature which might be men
toned is that We intend 10 set ih-
cubators here and hatch them out dur
ing the fair, showing the young chicks.
THE pigeon classes should be well
filled. j. G. Core1l is chairman of the
pigeon committee and can fill eve~y
class in this division.
in the duck class We may not have
quite as good prospects. The White
fConfinuod On pa9o foiiPl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
Varied Exhibits of Industry And Art Will Be Well Displayed
EXHIBIT OF HAWAIIAN CURIOS TO Be
FEATURE OF INTEREST To EVERYONE
Committee is Offering Attractive Prizes and the Competition
Should Bring Out Large DiSpay-Rare implements OF Old
DAYS Promised
statin The awards Offered
-

-As-tLi-- ~tt'. p = ~ ~. Dtt''Et.'+-
LIST Of Prizes
ne CON iete list Is as follows
Flower ieis. first. second and third
rize
Paper ei4 first. second and third
3rize
Old ilawaiian t9pa. first, SECOND and
third prize thistofy Of t4pal
Hawaiian ADDE'S. first, second and
laird prize
Olona nets firsi. second and third
prize
Best collection OF fishing tackle OF
all sorts. first. second and third prize.
Special award for best collection Of
samples Of Hawaiian woods either in
polished or unpublished. made up in
implements or in the rough lumber
Special award for best collection OF
kahnna and other soreerers' equip
ment
Special award for the best collec.
ton OF calabashes Best made Gala,
bash of Milo, Koa and other Hawai-
ian woods First second and third
prize.
ton or Hawaiian stone curios, such
as kukiii lamp, Hawaiian mirror, large
Hawaiian adze. Hawaiian sinkeT, Ha
waiian bullet, ball. Hawaiian mika
and Hawaiian poi FOUNDER
Special award for the best coilec
ton of wooden implements. such as
pig tray. calabash, spitoon, three Ha.
waiian tapa sticks, one Hawaiian 10.
mi lomi stick
Note: Any exhibit not included in
the above, but may be deemed worthy
or exhibition by the committee, spe'
cial prize will be awarded
All articles for sale must be plain
~ marked as for sale. but such arti
Giles cannot be delivered until Satur
day at 5 O'clock.
First, second and third prize for
best Hawaiians fans.
First, second and third prize for
best Hawaiian land shell collection.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
e, ROWLAND q. DODGE
Chairman Committee on Ha"a Ia
Arts and Crafts Department.

STfE dnC OFdFNb HffiGlfA.
Ever. since The beginning OF the
mans for a Maai COUNTY Fair many
l.eobla have thought TINT an exhibit
al Hawaiian cur30s would he an inter
ceting featured inquiry into the pos
slbllity II preparing 6ich all exhibit
was made hy Win j. Cooper, who was
general chairman OF the domestic
arts department in The original com
mhfees as FIRST planned. He found
that on Maui there were surprisingly
GOOD collections OF stone and wooden
implements. Consequently tie follow.
ing.commiitee was formed to manage
this department; Rowland Il. Dodge,
chairman; W 5. Beeman, recording
secretary: Mrs v A Netlesen, cor.
responding secretary ". r Pogde,
Mrs w f.. Pogue, Mrs A. Noa kepoi-
kai. Moses Kaunimahu. J.. Ii. Kunewa,
Mrs. j. +: Crockett. w b: Chilling
worth. Mrs. w: 5. Chillingworth, Joe
+ Welch, Lincoln b. Kaumeheiwa.
The committee has made a good
start already I'm the collection OF Ha-
waiian curios Of various kinds, and
has been greatly pleased II find so
many old Hawaiian articles Of great
value stored away as family heirlooms
or as keepsakes. In many instances
an exceedingly valuable history is
wrapped up in a bit OF tapa or hoyers
about an old handmade calabash
Rare Stone implements
The committee has also located
stone implements of great rarity,
which are seldom seen in any exhibit
ton of collections and in some cases
are not yet in the Bishop Museum.
The committee on Hawaiian arts
and crafts has suggested that under
the direction OF some member OF the
committee flower leis be sold in a
booth on the grounds. II is further
hoped that there may be manufac-
turing department under the supervi-
sion OF the committee where patrons
of the fair may see the process OF
making Hawaiian hats, fans, mats,
etc. AS this art is rapidly becoming
lost. the committee hopes that such
an exhibit may help to revive interest
in an industry which is unique as well
as profitable.
Circulars have been printed in both
English and Hawaiian and sent broad
cast over Maui County, and to several
parties in Honolulu asking for the loan
Of private exhibits for the Fair and
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tcontlnued on page tourl
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care for all the visitors who go 10
the fair Hotel construction and i'm
proyement have made almost a new
town out Of Wailuku. Some of the
best hotel accommodations in the ter,
ritorY can now be found here, 1t used
TO be said that the traveller was not
sure of accommodations, but Maui
viii be able when the fairs opening
day comes around to look after all the
visitors from other islands. and do 1t
more than comfortably.
The visitors particularly those who
have never been on the Valley Isle,
are due for some pleasant surprises.
Like Hawaii. Maui offers large PUN.
Der of short trips for tourists of which
practically nothing is known. Most Of
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get TOGETHER
SPIRIT ASSURES
SUCCESS OF FAIR

lContinued from page onel
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To cook potatoes, put them in boil
ing water with little salt Old pc
tatoes are very much better wher
peeled and let stand in cold water
at least one hour before soaking.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

Three i1ydro-electric plants OF the
Pioneer Mill Co. with a capacity of
1900 X. w. furnish power for all La
haina and the tenant houses and the
mill as we'll The water is used not
only to run the mill but for irrigat-
ing purposes afterward
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

Beets should not be cut or serapet
before they are cooked, or the juice
will run out and make them insipid
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
LITTLE HELPS

If onions are cooked in milk in 4
double boiler they are very much
nicer than in water Salt and but.
ter when done to prevent curdiing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

Flirts laugh at love and love laughs
at fiirtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
I'm trauten familienkreife.

iebr CARTE 8ebirn be8 &iubes an8cs
srtffen tperben unb fir bic 3ufunft
bns Denfbermosen geidtpdGt tptro,
gar ntft gu rebeu banon, bab auf oieie
8eiie 6ereits Die Weisung 5um Vito
boI9enQb in oas nod gang tleine 8tnb
6ineingsIeet tpirb. bas begretft bic
fboridte Wutter niht. R~abrbaftig,
nur Der erobte llnperitanb fam oa
Dor idperer moraliiher S6uIb ents
lhuloieenl
Gu6 burH bas Stilen bes ainbes
enbIih fam cine Ilfobolpersiftuns
berbeiseiiibrt iperben, ipenn DIE Wutz
ter gu bieier Seit Dem aItobol err
geben lit.
N6geu bieie ipeut9en 3eilen, Die
in beitsemeinter abiiht seibrieben
ipiirben. niht umionft iein nnb mod>
ten lie gar manfe Rutter aufmerfs
lam maiden auf einen iiberaus 9e<
fdbrlifen Seinb ibrer 2ieblin9e. Bes
pib pirb unb mub elm Seber, Der aud
MIR beildufig Die 0erbeeruneen feunt.
ipelbe bieier Seino, eenannt .alfos
bol", in Der ainberipelt anridtet, bon
benz sin3isen- Wnnihe beieelt fem:
.g8ee NIT benz Mtobol in Der &iuoera
er5iebuns!"-(-s' RiietterIi".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Fir die liebe 1ugend.


9ers6tisteit. bas Gnbere pirb eud
bretn9e9eben tperoen." 8ott setreu
gu ietu unb bcine Seele gu retteu,
mlib Dir bas g8ihtigite iein jeet
uub aae Sage bis an oetn Srbe.
9urum perna6t6iiise ME oas 9ebet:
elm Tag obus Rorsenz unb Notts
sebet lit 9Ieihfam Gin Ihipars
ser, elm e~ottlo'er Gag. 8ott nil
t6sIid bas @ebet bon bir; iu6e
barin 3u padieu, 10 baB on beion>
berS in Der @iniamteit uuo bel Der
Nr6eit bel oeine 8ebaufen 81 8ott
ri6teit. Soft gibt Dir aid Guttuort
oura quite e~rmabnungen nno inner
lide Mountaineering. Site otcb
iorgfdltig por 8eieuldafteu uno
@ercinen, mo Die 8eItsiun perad]tet
unb uu5iifttge @eoen gefiibrt lpers
ben. Sufe aut ME an Srteu
Grbeit. mo on nia]t u[s tatbnliiher
Gbriit lebeu %fannit. 9as bicBe nm
@elo feline 8eligipu uno SeeIe perz
~taufcn. @ebe ieosu Souutag in bic
81. W1eI1e uno bore bus @ort 8ottes
an. Rir beteu i'm Batter unIer"
3uerIt, neil es bas 8ihtt9ite lit:
n@ebeiliet lperbe 9eiu Name." Shue
aud mad bteier 9itte uno iei fleiBig
unb ebrerbietis I'M ionutdglihen
@ottesbicnit. 8em on am Souutag
um's 9elo acbeiteit. 10 iii oieies
8eIb sIeitiam @ott 9eraubt uuo
perfluft uub briuet Dir 10 peni9
tpabreu @ortbeiI ais Die 80 Silber>
iiuge benz Subas. 8eppbne bid, an
Spnntagen stpa5 Suites -3u leieu.
Sober iatboliihe @eiilihe miro Dir
iol6es germ 9eben, lpenn on bel ibm
Elm BUD be9cbrit. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Ser anppi i'm 9linselbentel.

Gin luitiger @oriuu, Ser lid in
elmer engIiiden 2anbgemeinbe ers
eignet buben ioa, lpiroc in einem 9pns
bpner glutte erSdblt. am gnoe bes
9otteSbieuites trat Der biebere alte
@eiitlid)e nod einntal an heu &anb
Ser aan5eI uuo iaste: ~Nm lesten
Sonntog bat Semauo etncu &nppf
IN ben afineelbeutel Gelest. gs gibt
MIR einen IN ~unierer 8emeinoe, ser
bas aetbdu babeu fam. ih mohte es
psrmeibeu, Nuneu 81 uennen Sd
erlparte nm. haB Der Getreffrnoe
noh Dem 8pttcsoienit ben &nopf
ourh bus Nlrioicu eriest, bas gu
eeben ieire Verbdltniiie ibnt erlauz
ben Rah benz @~pttesoienit bittet
Elm burt ieincn 8ci3 uub feline
S6ldubeit penig beIiebter 9iirger
bsn sreiien S%farrberrn INT cine
lIuterreouus. ~@utihuloisen Sic,
6err Sfarrer", iaet Der Rann, ~aber
sas nit benz &uppf, bas lpar nirtli1
uur Elm Sufal, ih hattie in meiner
@eiteutoi4e elm SdiQiugsitiid uro
onbsi Lag aufdli9 Der Gnppf, ih ers
lpl'dte TIN lptrtltd llllr pur5 etne
@crpedslung," = SD Saute ihon",
idste Ger Siarrer piirst9, nabm Den
StiQine urb sab benz &eiuher ben
&nopf pieber. - vNber iaeeu Sic
mir, Serr Tferrer", ira9te Der Be-
filder nod. ihou an Der Sbiire
itebcub. rpober wubten Sic, baB
geraoe ih es mar, Der BEN anopf in
BEN 8lingeIbeutel ~setporfeu bat?" =
Sd puBte es gar nid)t", erfldrte
Der @ottssmnnn eelaiien. = Sic
ipIbten e5 uitt2 G6er lie iagteu
opdl. rllr elmer in Ser 8eulcinSe fam
9us getbnn baben. uub Sic polteu
teiueu Nameu uenueu." - .Nber
seluib", erpiberte Der Yfarrer
l0helnb. Sic miiiien ooh ielbit eins
isbeu, oaB uitt gut 5tpei einen eins
3ieeu anppf in Den Seutel seporien
ha6en fpnnen; es mubte notbsez
prunseu elmer sepeien iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
9as Sh6nite auf Grocn.
(gine prieutaIiihe Suge.)

Gin mddtiger &Gni8 bate emit
8erlan9en nab Dem Sholiten, ipas
es auf @rben gibt. Or iuupte buber
eiuen @eidubteu aus, nm es gu bplen.
Ras nar nun Dies Sdonlte? Saa
mar nift seiast. Sen 8eiunoten
iiibrte iein 8eg porilber an einem
SblahtfeIoe, bebedt NIT 2etten.
Plus Der Wuube zines erid)Iaeeuen
Observation-Disclosures Quilt nod
irii6es. parmeS @lut. SsIte bies
oereoiiene Slut pielleidt oas SdonIte
iein? Ser 8eianbtc nimmt ebrs
furdtsppQ eineu Srppfeu uno brin8t
ibn gum Sbron ieiues aonigs. 0ieier
ipridt: .Sfon lit bos fiir's Batter
lamb perSollene 9lut zines Sapiereu,
aber bas Shoulte iii es uidt." @uf's
Neue begibt lid Der @eianote ali ots
Suhs. Gr tommt on etnem 6rabe
porbet. in bas Beieutt pirb bte @eibe
zines Wenihenfreurbes. Siele Nrme
uno 9ebr6ugte ieenen bsn Sars uuo
persieBen reihlihe Sbrduen. Sbrdz
men Der Santbarteit iinb cs. benn ibr
Iobltbdter bat geior9t, baB ietne
NlmoIeu and uad ieinem 3pbe forts
bauern; niht aus Hutb alio fpeinen
lie. .@ieleift iiub bieie Sbrdnen
oas ShDnite auf @rbeu". iagt lid Der
@eianbte uno nimmt cine uub 6rinet
lie Dor Dem Sbron ieines Germ.
.ShDn lit iolh' cine Shrone Der
Santbarfeit, iebr ihOn, nber bus
ShDnlte iii lie niht." GUM britten
Otale be9innt Die 8anoeruug oes
8eianbteu. Seiu @eg lit eininm
unb lanee ballert es, big eineu @reis
or finoet; Der itebt an elmer 6ede uuo
aus ben Nuseu, Die gum Siulnlel
idauen, ilieben u~uaufbdItiam belle
56rtneuitr6me. Ser 8eianote err
tunoi9t iih nnh Der llria6e Ser
5brdneu unb pernimmt, baB Der alte
Wunn peirt iiber Die Siinpeu iciner
Su9enb. Soften bicie gldu5euoeu
Sbrdneu bes biiBcubeu 8reiieS piel>
lcitt oa5 SdJpnite allf grben iein in
Den Mlgeu meines tpuigIiheu
Serrn?" 60 iragt iid Der @eldnote
unS ninmt cine Shrdne bon Der
8unge beS 8reiics uuo tr0gt lie gum
Ronig. ga. Sh0ueres ais bie'c
Sbrdnen sibt es aui grber niht". 10
Ipriht Ger aouig uuo Der 8eiauote
bate ieineu auftra9 erfiiut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

fabrung LANCER Sabre uuo bod ntdt
perlernt bat. nit Der Sueenb jung,
nit ben Sroben fr0blid gu fem. Sief
perneieten iih bic Getiter Der 8unlt
unb Der 2iebe Dor Der gbrfurdt ge>
6ietenben 8eitalt, bic lie NIT freunbs
litem 2dteln be9riibte. SET ge>
iesuet". fIiiiterteu tbre 2ippen, ais tie
bas carte ainb erblidte.
Die iunse Wutter aber fraete NIT
bebenben Clipper: .Soa i'd Dir mein
3inb anpertrauen7 Bobin piait bu
es seleiten2"
.Sn elm 2anb. nor itete Sreube
berri6t. mo Summer uuo Gorge fet<
men gtnlab fiuoen."
r8ibt es benn Elm iol6es 2anb uro
pelhe Strabe mag babiu fabren?"
SD femme bas 2anb, i6 femme audi
ben Bes Der babiniibrt. @obl lit
es nlanfmal raub uuo tell, ALIEN
unter u,einer Siibriiue itrebt oer
Wanoerer mutbis %auipdrts, benz
Siele 5u."
.Sdit on i6on anbere auf bielem
@ese eeiiibrt?" tpa9te bic iunse
Brau, nod INNER 5peifelno. gu
fru9en.
Gin pebmiitbiees 2dbeln ipielte
nm bic 9ippeu bes Settles. aIs er nit
leiiem @orpurf ertpioerte: .8etpi6.
it babe i6on oiele 8~elettet. @an5e
@enerafionen itanoen inter meiner
SIbrung. uuo bic 0olfer iparen eliid>
lid, ipenu iie mir foIgten. Nut bid
babe ih sefiibrt. uno DIR tennit mid
felt laueem, lpern nud) beine iterbs
lihen Gugen mid bent gum .eriten
WaIe ieben. Sd fam 81 Dir, ais
bu bas erite 0ebetten iprefen
Iernteit; ieitoem bin ih Dir itets
ior9eno CUR Seite gebIieben;, per@
traue mir nun aud oein Sinh an.
Sd BIN bic HeIt9ton."
Sic WlItter eripad]te; lie mar pies
Der i'm traulihen @psnsimmer neben
Ser Wie9e ibres 3otterdhens. nber
MN lpuSte lie. no ibr 2iebline oas
pabre Slid fiuoen piirbe.-( Ius:
rGas toitbarite grb9ut.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Der Suhs ais Rihter.

Stpet &dseu batter in einem Dtess
gerlaoeu elm grobes Stiid Sleiih err
iptiht. Ste e!aubten geibe bnsIelbe
anre6t burauf gu bnbeu, neil lie es
gu gleiter 3eit geieben uno ereriffeu
batten. II5 es MN gum Sbeilen
fam, founten lie uitt eiutg nit eins
amber iperoeu, unb eS CAB Elm 4eifen
unb 3dnfeu obue guhe.
"a fam Elm 5ufs bes 8eees.
~Qieber Sreunb", riefen bic Itreiz
tcnoeu &nBen, ~fomm' bod einmal
Der uuS euti6eibe. tpiebiel einem
Senen 0 bicicm 2ederbiiieu 5us
ite6t."
Sreuublih erpioerte ser Bufs:
rSteieu 8efa0en mill ih eudb serne
crrpeiieu, sebt mir MIR einral bas
6leiid ber."
rgi, Ell, elm ifones Stiid", fubr
er bann fort, lid tueroe fpobl cine
@adgc nQtbig baben."
Sic aaeen b~eeilteu lid, linn cine
ioIhe 81 %briu9en. Sum ihnitt er,
NIT Der 8ilroe zines 6ifters, <oas
6Ieiih in 5ruei Sbeile uno le9te aui
iebe 8ad9itaIe elm Stiid.
so gebt's niht~, riefeu Die
,8aeen yoies Stild lit Elm ipenig 5u
n@artet nur", iaetc Ser Ihlaue
HidJter. benz mill it ihou ubbelfen."
Sarnit big err baittg elm groBes
etiid nb.
nIun lit has anSere Stiit ou
groB". eiferteu Die er3iiruteu SnseH.
6appl bappl big Der 6uts gum
3~lpeiteu Wole. Sod Jest ma ipte>
Der oas erite Stiid 81 srob, pesbalb
ser liiti8e &idtcr einen oifen 9appeu
Ipsrib. :
60 9ing es ipeiter, bis bon Dem
gan5eu Srateu mir nod eiuige 4uoS
den ii6rig bliebeu. uub bic poren
aud nod nitt eiumal eben ifmer.
sd gebe es bran, metue Sreuns
biuneu", iagtc Der lfaoenfrohe Hihz
ter. .es tbut mir uneuolih leio, boB
ih euren Streit uift eutiheioeu
fam"
9amit tebrte er Sen 5anfiiittisen
aaseu Den Miideu uub lief persniiet
odpon.
@enn ibr NIT aleiucm nid]t
3ufriebeu ieib.
@erliert ibr aues oft in
bIinoem Streit.