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SURVIVORS
Continued from First Page.)

with relief missions to stay away from
NnlItaX during the ncAl two weeks.
TIL" relief committee asked that no
more workers com" until called upon
and the reconstruction committee re-
qu"stcd that no further supplies be sent
until their character had been made
known and approved by the committee.
More Bod!as Found.
y heavy ram storm interrupted the
systematic search for bodies. but by
nlGht 9j 2dd;i6mal bodies had been
placed in tn" mnrGuc. Several deaths
occurred among thu injured
I'll" TASK confronting tho relief c.m-
mitI"o~ seemed almost hnprlrSs bat lit
or III The day. the skies cleared and
cheering word ramc from the physicians
in charge nj he tents in which six
hundred Of tho homeless had found
shelter. Th" tents had wihstood the
storm and the occupants wrrv as com
Portable as could be- expected.
Crowds visited the relief station
whore food was served and hundreds OF
hcart-hrokcn s"nSchcrs dug among the
ruins OF their homes.
The nerves .nf the pOpulucc are on
edge. y wild r"nurt today Of Il burning
munitions snip heading ltno the harhor
and tlyins; j red flag filled tho streets
with frightened persons who shouted Ito
others Ia seek the open. 4 coa'cr ac-
tunlly WAS un fire. but the flames were
soon under CONTROL
Many Added Horrors.
Shock. fire, wind. snow and dolugc
have followed in Succession like plaques
and To these have been added the threat
cn"d invasion of former residents, the
friends of the injured and missing ard
iii" merely curious. They have arrived
IN hundreds and arr coming in th0us--
ands. II reports are true
shelter insufficient for the homeless
and food needed for the destitute can
moi he spared for visitors. Even ply
Scians and nurses arc here in ample
number for the present. Others who
have freely Offered their services have
been notified Ia await il possible later
call. For tho present, medical supplies
and clothing arr not required. so gencr:
Gus have been thr early responses There
is sill H"rd of building materials. in
Guiding glass and putty.
what Is Needed.
The reconstruction committee an
nourrcd that in order 10 make tempo
vary repairs Ia damaged homes the fol-
lowing articles were needed:
Glass. ono million lights or pancs. as
sor,cd sizes,
Putty. 80 tons.
Sash"s. 5000.
Doors. . 000.
Scantlnr. a5N.nn0 feet.
Bonrls. matched. l.O0n.00O feet
EoofinE paper I.00H squares.
Wall boards. 100000 Guarr feet
Nails. L"00 00h kegs. 81. To inches.
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GERMANY'S GREATEST
COMMANDERS NOW
ON WESTERN FRONT

GENEvAv, Friday, Dec. Both
Field Marshal Won HindcrourE ana
General Won Luuendorft are on the
Cambria front, according to a des-
patch from Strnssburg to-day. Rail-
way traffic through the Rhine
towns has been congcsted for sew
eral days. 1t Is reported from THIS
source, owing to the flow OF troops
md artillery being rushed through
TO this front. NO civilians are per-
mttted to travel along the Rhine
and tho German frontier remains
closed
whereas the italian victory ex-
cited little enthusiasm in Germany,
the success at Cambria, the semi
Official Wolff bureau states, Is caus-
ing the greatest Joy
Little infantry activity Is In pro-
gress on the western front in France
and Belgium, although on various
sectors from the North sea to the
region Of verdun mutual lombard
ments are ensuing.
Germans have not yet decided
again to offer battle to GnerA
Byng's forces IN their newly chosen
positions on tho Cambria sector,
although their artillery has shown
considerable activity south Of CAM
brai and In the regions Of Moeucres
and Banteux.
In the Vertlrn sector the Germans
have made another attempt to pierce
the French line in tho region OF
Benzorvaux. but were repulsed af-
ter somewhat brisk fighting and
suffered considerable casualties.
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The NEGOTIATIONS.

LONDON. Dec. ?.--A r"troGrad dis
patch from the Russian S"mi-oIficial
news agency. dated Saturday. making
the following announcement regarding
the armiStic, negotiations:
"a meeting of the Pctrograd Soldiers
and Workmcu'S council yesterday re-
ccivcd the delegates who had h"cn au-
ihurizcd 10 enter into pourparlprs for an
nrmiStcc. who presented their report.
The discussion was postponed until to-
morrow.
The Bourgeois press accuses tho Boil
shrviki of yirldinE on all points. The
Soldiers and Workmrn':, press. Iii reply
To these attacks, declares thai the gov
crnmcnt Of the soldiers and Workmcn's
council has concluded neither M; arnlS-
tiCc nor Il peace contrary TO the inter-
"sIs not only Of the Russian but OF the
allied peoples"
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MAKE SUPERIOR DYE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 9.-An-
was made here to-day by
Officials Of one OF the largest dye man
u:ac,urcrs IN the Cnitcd States that
tina, they had perfected formula for
the manufacture o: synthetic dye FOR
which hey say America haa been de-
pendent on foreign countries In the past.
The company is shipping 500 pounds ~
Il blue dye per day which is selling on
tho market Il: SIS per pound, they an
nounce.
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Germans AIassing.

PAEIS. Saturday. Dec. g.-Rcports
concerning the difficult situation Of the
Russian army ar" aCccntuatcd In int"r-
nation by The Temps. according To
which German achievements ara mass
ing on that part 'uf tho eastern front
held 10y The l;umnnianS. Will" behind
tho Ruma.iHm army mHXmalisi aEitn-
tors are cnd"aV1rlur /" Undue" Russian
divisions to march IN JasSy.
The chief aGitatnr in ~" Rumanlnn
rear is said to l." NJ. l:akovSky. who
was born IN Bulgaria. but formerly one
Of the Socialist leaders in Rumania.
Russians Not Trusted.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 9.--.tn order to
the "S0th German army division con-
tanning instructions for .fr;trrnizatinn
with Russian troops is printed by the
FctroSrad newspaper pycn.
The purpose Of the ORDER AZ stated
nm ihr preamble. is ITO diS0rEanizc the
rncmy'S army ANA secure necessary in
formation thcrcform" .s
Detailed instructions arc given for
conducting 4 propaganda by means Of
pamphlets and newspaper together with
appeals IN u soft tone flied with COM
rad"ry. by giving tobacco. etc.
All BATTERIES ar" tn u" instructed as
To the positions nf Russian units which
respond /" such advances and may not
fire on them. IInw"vrr. since the
enemy Is pcriidnuS and without honor"
German soldiers entrusted with the duty
If visiting thr Russian lines for. fra
Icrnl2atl"u are TO u" closely guarded and
rlllrmcn in tho nearest trenches must be
in readiness nj all time to fire if ncccs-
Sary.
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Austrian Statement.

VIENNA. pcc. 9:--Eia I.ondon.-The
Austrian official statement of events On
tho lighting fronts issued yesterday an
nounC"s that on Tho Russian front there
was an armisttc".
'1n the Italian theatre" SAYS the
statement. our BRAY" troops 10 the cast
Of Asiago yesterday stnr,nod strong van
taEn points or Stnnfl" and maintained
them against violent attacks.
Tho prisoners captured by Field Mar
shnl Conrad Won ll"otzcndorf, since
Tuesday exceed 5000"
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Million For Relief

HALIFAX. Dee. 4--Pr"inicr Robert
l.. Borden announced her" tonight that
a preliminary appropriation Of one mil
Hon dollars had been mad, by tn" Ia
madam government for mmcdiHtr relief
i,r Halifax This fund will hc placed
AT once In the hands OF the citizens III
nance committee.
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acid that General kal"dines has prepar'
ed for an armed demonstration. The
government is taking the most vigorous
measures 70 repel him
Yesterday" says another Of the Pet
rograd news agencies dispatches. also
Gated Ssturnays "a crowd Of soldiers
who We're .i.suHeyinG orders. looted the
wine cellars in the Winter palace, b.
earn. intrsirnt.d and We're diaDefno6 by
nrn,;.d forces The government. has
iakcu prompt measures to destroy ali
stocks OF alcohol"
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Non Ordered Ont.

HALIFAX. Pee. ALL non-rcsdnnts
wore requested by Mayor Martin Ia
lcnv" til" city al once. h"r'tuS" 81 IN"
serious lack nf accommodation and tho
shortage ~ food supplies.
In u second proclama ton the mayer
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'I.uNn0N. p"c. g.--f;rr' ral K;il"dlncs.
the T"ssacl: leader. l." mt Novn Tch"rk
ask wi,cr" hc is apparently awaiting
events. according u 'li%na.-i''.s ''..''' -"
Don Region published by IN Prtr"Grad
newspaper Den. says u Srn!!-oIf:cial
Russian news agency ..c@ratch from
PetrngTa1. dated Saturday. In all the
other n3n districts. according :" tins in-
formation the power Is IN tbs hands %
rhe soldiers md T"rlim"n's r"u"'''l ana
the t1traiuian authorities
lin >'nldi"r..' .,r,! N"r:u"U'S rtr"l"<.
continues the despatch. the opinion is
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FOR sALE-rnwrtters suitable for Christmas pres;
en,s First class condition. $500 to $4,000. Rem
nston Typewriter Co. No. 1911 Market St Wheel
-. VI y, DIST
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sETzER-ou Friday. December I. 1917 At o'coci
M. MRS EMMA THERESA. wife Of Adam
setter In tho 18th year OF her acc.
Funeral from her late rrs.denec No Pike street.
Word,v afrru,oon II 2:3n o'clock. Friends Of The
Emily ,Ir invited 70 attend. Intermnnt u Mt
Wood cemetery.
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LANDS FOR SALE

roR sAIE-ooO acre farm $500. and smaller farms.
Good land with somo timber $50 acre. Healthy
section Reasonable terms. House fof rnnt. l.
Wiumer Sot,nway. Virginia d-l0-g
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FOR SALE-Horses

FOR sALE-FIHE MATCHED TEAM HEAVY
DRAFT HORSES EVEN WEIGHT 1900 LBS
racH GOOD HAULERS AND FAST WALKERS.
A BARGAIN 70 QUICK BUYER. WHEELING
WALL PLASTER co. 9TH { MARKET ST.
d-l0-i
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual nesting OF the stockholders Of The Ma.
tonal Exchange Bank OF Wheeling. Wheeling. w.
Va. will be held at the bank Tuesday. Jsnulfy Sshi
1915 between the hours OF 10 l. NJ and L. NJ. I'll
the election OF directors and the transaction of my
other business that my be presented. "'.',''.
c. W. 'JEFFERs.
Cashier.
d-1.l3-Is-Is- o. q. e. % Ia-l-3-5-s
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I E D
ENTERED INTO REST.

At le45 T. m. December Sth. 1911. Miss Mag E~
McMechen second daughter OF the late j. II. ard
Elizabeth Schnn McNcchen Funeral services from
the residence Of Mr. Is. 81. HildrHh. 'HoodsdIlc On
Monday afternoon At O'Clock.
Friend. on the family inri,ed 1n,srment private.
Greenwood.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT TO hear from farmers who have good oil and
gas territory 70 lease; parties will operate lmtne-
d,a,ely II territory looks good P. o. Boz SI'.
Wheeling W. Va. n-so-3W
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kIRcHNER-on Sunday. December 9th. 1911. 81
O'Clock p N. EI.EANoRE 81. daughter Of Franz
J. ard Bernadct.s. tnce Kelie'l Archner Age
year.
Funeral trum the reaidence l37 serentecntn street.
T,,,,t,v afternoon . o'clock. Inteunent ST. Cal.
car.
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WANTED-Coali Lands.

wAHTED-coaI lands OF the Plttibu0h numbes
eIubt rsin, located In Ohio or West Va PartIts
want 10 operate the Must DO close 10 rilfosd.
P O. BOZ 3TT. Wheeling ". Va. n-:o-zot
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COSSACKS LEAD
Continued From Page. One.)
Awaiting Eysuts

kaIchirrs obtains 4 military man of
unnurStfOnod ability.
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WGNTEp-A bov 10 carry East Wheeling route. Int
ncdla,cly Call az InteluGcnccr Office between
,J a o.c,Tcr m d-l0-n
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.
FOR SALE-Typewriters

-oR RENI-Sicely fi,rnished front room for one q
,ro rentlrmcn. us Main street d-8-m
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wANTEp-Brght young boy, 1e years
old, to learn printing trade. Apply TO
Foreman 1ntelligencer, It'll floor, stt
700 p. m.
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WANTED-Male Help
ItsoRERs WANTED IN SHIPPING OF.

paa7MEH1. OWENS BOTTLE MACHINE s.
m e.,Rnon1 w. VA o-s,-so.
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WARTEo-Mcn to sell our limo Of household
furnI.htnrs from house 10 house % small
weekly payments. We pay weekly.
mr. 6.r C. F. ADAMS. ll4o.il47 Main 81
w1NTFoCoIorrd REPRESENTATIVES, Marvellous new.
health. accident Insurance.. Address Boz 8l-A'
Chicago. o-s'P
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
II. Hubert nnb Silba.

3u8 OtonoIidJt %lfimmerte olif oe.l
tart5eltoeu @eaer, alti ben blilDertbcn
Srangenbairen 6es lieblihen Sitbl
uuo itabl iif ioftc oltrd)'s Seniter,
an Dem ein iuilgeS Wt0ofen lag, blei-
der ais Die @aiierroien, Die neben
ibrem Sallpte pelften. @dbrenb Der
gan5cn Heiie mar SilOa immer
ldypaf,er uno lebensmatter 9erpor.
Den, bis es enoli6 IQen, Die lie
inben, sur @epibbeit lprroe, hub lie
Die Seinratb nift mieocrieben iolte.
Wfit 5arter Gorge martetc Hobert
ibrer, trllg lie oltf'S Seroed, bamit oie
friife Norgembriie. nelde Die glGn.
5enoen @ogen frGuielte, lie teIebe.
Oo6 meber 0es S5ean's S@olldl, nod
Sapanno'S oltitcnoe 2auben pcrnrod.
ten bas ldnuinoNoe 9eben 5uriid5u.
halten;' c5 per5ebrte lie Die Siebe IL
Dem Monne, Den lie itetS als Gritoer
betradtct bate, ullo Der oodl niht ibr
Sruoer mar. slud, Ho6ert aeoahte
oer5ipeiieluo Der WogIihfeit, oas SIC.
len 81 perlierelL oas nit inn 10 innig
perbuiloen mar.
%, ih fam DID nift faiierL
SiIOa;" riei er, ais lie pom ltaben
Suoe iprad); i'd fam nid)t Iebe,l
obne Gid meine ein5iac Shmeiter."
llnO er leste bas SalIpt alti ibrc
aiiien,. ltno peinte, lpie MGnner mir
iiber idlpereS Seio SIT ,peineu Der.
moaen.
Stella miro Cid tr0iter, Iieber
9rlt6er," fliiiterte lie, uu0 Die
lfmale burddihAle Sart0 liebfoite
Die 0iIntlen Soden; onlif abcr Iouit
Gu nidt ulein ~ jllriidlaiierl. ION
bern MIDI beiubringcn mo in @cos
ninitcr bearujcn, no id) meme aino
heit psrlcttc, lpo I'll mir lieb geluors
Den Bit. 10 innia lieb."
Hobert ucritano ibrc @orte nid)t;
er tiiBte Die meiBc Sonb unO per.
iprad,, ieocm 8ullid,e 5l ipilfiabren.
In ienem I6eno modyte CT am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

SD babe einen 9rief bon Stello,"
begann er, Limb ntofte ibn Dir Dor.
leien, che id i'm beantiporte. @laubit
On, fraftig getuig 5ri iein?"
Sal"
gr las Die perGGngniBponen
@orte. Mls er geenoet, mortete er
auf Silba's @nt1port. Sic aber
iprad nitt.
SIR mar langit aae 3offmrtg ge-
Ifipllnben; lie fiiblte jest MIR Cecil
nabnne gegen i'm.
n4r,ner Hobert," icui5te lie en0.
lid, nSu mltBt urs beioe perIieren,
SteQa ilro MIDI"
@r ber,gte iid su i6r nieoer.
oSiIba, bieier 9riei mad)t mid nidt
ungliifliG. Stella miro mir Belt
meines 2ebens tbelter blei6en; ober
audi ih babe midi b%erGnoert, ltno
cine arbere 2iebe fat meiner Seele
lid bemddtigt. @irit Oh Tie gut
DetBen9
Watt i6Ioiien ii6 ole 2ioer,
Ebrdne mn Sbrdne itabl iid) berpor.
r@en Iiebit Dbl, 9fobert?"
r@init nannte i6 Gid SfNpeiter,
SiIoa; aber fem @arS oes 9lltteS
perfettet inns: mir iteDen uns nidt
81 nabe, Inn nid1t mad g0ttIifeln
ltno menIfdid,em 8eies chamber offs
@atten seboren au biirfen. Mein
Ser5 iebnt iid nah bieIen 8nn6en,
@eliebte ,-tpiuit Oh Inn meinettpiI.
len lebett, Diait Oh meme 9raut
lein?"
GS mar 81 piel; peber Jest, nod
an ben f~olgenben Sagen mar lie
fGbig, cine antrport 81 geben. Iuf'3
ltelle fampfte bas idppade 2e6en nut
oem lobe; uber eS iieete. @as Der
Sbau OeS Sintnels Der welfenoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
SIR cine
@eibna6ts9abe

tonnte idtperlih Gin roblcrer 3tped
gefunoen tperben, als m~it5ubelfen,
Den armen Snbianern Die @abr>
beiten @briiti 81 bringen.
Die Roth lit sesenmdrtis srpF.
8iele Snbianer Der ncrihieoener
Stdmme in Nontouo, fpelde cine
fatbolii6e @r5iebuns gu erbaIteu
ipiinldeu, miif1en abeeipieien ipers
ben, oa Die llriuliners Sfipeitern,
Die inter ben Snoiauern tpirfen,
ntdt Die notbieeu 8elbmittel be-
iisen, UNI ibr Bert aus3ubebnen.
OBJ piele bieler armen Snbianerz
timber fir ben ipabreu @Iuuben
perloren geben, bdngt bon Der Siilfe
ab, Die ben Shtpeitern bon milbs
tbdtigen 8erionen. Die beren Be-
oiirfniNe feunen, 5utbeil tpirb.
SIR babe obne 8peifel elm be-
ipuberes Iulie9en, bas Sbr ben
8ebeten &uberer empfeblen m3dtet.
3esbaD opfert SIR nidt nod bieicr
Reinung cine 8eibnadtseabe fir
bieies erobe @erf.
Iilbe 8aben mag mar an Die
Catholic 9rintins Co., DUBUQUE,
Soma, ober brett an bas llriuline
Gpnpent, ct. Beter's .Snoian
Wiiiion, ct. Yeter, Ront., ienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

nber erbo6 iid) mo perIieB baS
3intmer.
IS lag nid)t in artbur'S Gburuf.
ter. nit SteIla itber ieine @iinide
uro 8efitbIe 81 ipreten, bebor Clint.
mort bon Gitba eingelmlfen mar.
6reilid lpar Dos iebr idnper, uno iein
@eien perrietb oft geniis, mas ieine
Slppen nod peridppiegen. Stella
aber be6te Dor GSurdyt. Der aelh beS
Slides fonnte bon ibren 2ippen &c.
rilien fperoer.
llitgebltlhig barrie audi lie ami
9eafriht bon Guba. @o6en Der.
itridJen uno oes W1ohenS SerS
wltroe idppcr: oenn feline 9otiGoft
fam iiber BEN S5ean.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

Bette Der 8ranfer, sic in unrubieen
S6lummer lag. Grit ad)tete er oer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @orte niht,
Die lie ipraf; als err aber leinen Sea-
men borte, beiigte er iih irber lie, un0
lmlifte nit einem @emiih bon
6reu6e, Srauer uno lleberruidllng
DEM @e6eimnib, bus err anberS ipobl
ME erfabren batte-boB Tie i'm nitt
ais grltber betrod)tet rtlo bub lie, Die
CT Sdlpeitcr noltrlte, nit elmer anbc.
rem ais idgpcitcrlifen 2iebe, ibn
liebte.
Nun er Dor ibr itebt, uno Sas 9e.
mltbtlein, bon ibr 9cliebt 81 ieilt, ieOe
6iber .icine5 WeienS ourhihul,ert,
geoentt err mander Scene, Die ibm,
mare or wenr9er blino ~gepeien, ba3
8ebeimniB ibrer Seele ldngit perra.
then bate. @6brenb ieine Greue
elmer anberen perpfdnSet mar, ifllg
ieber Ritl$ ibres Screens fir i'm.
yS6tte ids friiber gerpuBt," jam
err, vebe i'd bofite, Stcla mein slt
nenilen 10 ware eS anoers gcfon.
merl. Silod mar mir bon ieber me6r
als Stela; lie mar mein SduisgeiIt;
tic bat mid Dor mir ielbit gerettet.
ltno BARI ih lie DiuipeIfen IaIierL
ipeun mir Die Radt gegeben lit, lie
benz @rabe 81 entreiBen?"
Die aranfe bepegte lid uno er.
ipadte. Der Shleier mar serriiien,
ein neles @efiibl fir bas liebIife
Wfabfen 0llrdltromte iein Ser3. Wit
unenbIider 3artliffeit padte er iiber
Siloa's if~auonfenoem 2eben; aber err
fiiBte uno liebfoite lie ME mieoer, mie
ebemalS.
~Gs wGre llnreht," iaste er, lin.
red)t gegert lie ulto Stella."
Gr oadyte nid)t, bas @erbdltniB III
lesterer 81 loien; aber er begann 81
minIhen, lie mofte eS ielbit tbun.
gtiht ais Iiebte er SteIlu tpeniger, tpie
er meinte, ionbern, neil er Silou no.
menloS bemitleibete. gnoli6 langte
Steao'S guief in ieine Sano.
.Ia3 erlpartete ih," iugte er nit
gcnliid,tenl 8eiiibl Der 9efrichiglng
lmo oes Shmer6es. Gr errietb ben
Sadperbalt, obgleid artbur Carol.
toms Same nid)t seuannt ipor. gei,n
mar er frei. 3ennod pulte er nit
nidt iprede1t, ebe feline &c.
iirble lid mebr gefldrt b1tten.
IS perging cine @od}e. Bieoer
iaB err mie gerpobnlid) aQein nit i1r
ltno idyallte belucgt nuf bos GlgelS.
oas, bon golbeucn Sodcn nm.
rabmt, All Dem aiiien rlbte.
@ic idJ0u lie mar, mie ourdMeiitigt
in Der ~Ianften Serfllrun9 Oe3 bin.
'dnpinOeltOeu 2ebens.
Sic ioa, iie bari ui6t Iterben,
er uno fiiBte lire SanO.
Silba id)lrg Ole Iugen All.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
nad dem amsrlkanirasn Originate der mrs. mary bslnss.


5el,gung, Dab tic, obpobl Robert3
Srnltt, etnen Inoeren licbe, nit
elmer tiefern moftigeren 2iebe oils
oaS S~deingeiiiDI, bas lie fiir Robert
gebegt bate. Mit Sbrancn bitteru
Seioes oadte lie Der Belt, no grtbur
9elfieoen iein ltn6 &obert 3uriiffcb-
rem peroe, Inn lie an ibr perpf1n6e.
tes 8ort 81 erinnern.
yNber idI fam ibnt nidt anacbos
rem, 10 lallge bns 9ilo zines MnOeren
mein 8emiitb beicclt," rief lie id1alt-
erro, nn0 periud)te micocr sic nlte
Siebe 81 Gobert bcrpor5uruien. linz
lon't! 8eIGct or,i Dem Sano6ooen
l,nerfahrencr &%inberidbre, ipor lie
lhnell cmporgcidoiien, pbne @ur;el
81 treiber, uno hattie iib raid err
id)opft.
sd mill ihnt oacS itrci6cn," BE-.
ldtloB lie enOlid; omeine Sie6c mar
nlft ienc, Die Oas 99cib iiir BEN Sat.
ten fiiblcn ioQ. Sd mar 10 ilrna,
fannie Die @elt nid,t, funllte feinen
Wtann, uuo alS Hobcrt fam, er1uod,te
mein Srterc'ie fir i'm eigentlid) bios
Gitrd, Die Sheilnobmc OIL icilteln I'm.
falll Itd) Ser @iocriprlld ser
8roBmlttter trltB nid)t menig oo,u
bel. Ibcr luenil Hobcrt olli rnicre
@erlobung beitebt, 10 mag er mid i'm
SerbIt 5lrit altar fiibren."
Ger 9rief mar poQenOet, innia
bate SteQa &obert INN Iergcbun9
gebeten megen bcS S6mcrScS. ben lie
lbm perltriad)te, lno oie Soiinlna,
mtsgcIprod)en, &iloa merbc i'm
tr0iten.
rSoute es Gid aber oar ~ III.
gliiflif madden, Hobert, 10 merbe id)
meinem @orte trelt bleibcrL ,lno Der.
fldett, Dir ELM treueS WeTb sl iein,
obelei6 if es anberS lieber j4tte,-
0 niel, piel lieber."
Stelln braduc Sen 9riei ser BruB.
mlltter, Die bolnit iebr 6ltiricoen mar.
.Gs ircllt mid mcbr, ais ids ullS-
Ipred,en fonnte," ia9te JIG, .ulro no
tiirlid) gebe id) Sir G~rluubi1iB, Oci1
Srief %ob5uIen6en. gSas 0bcr int GiH
beeinilubt?"
y6rage midl nid,t, @roBmutter. ."
e~ntgea1lete Stella uno barg 0aS @e.
iid@t in Den Sdnoerl; lid fam nidts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
Gorties g.

Die Srage batte tie nidt beleioiet,
ltiir mar Die 9lrtrport 10 entietIif,
ifper, oenn lie miBte bciabenb iein.
@arlm 5ogerte iie, linn allies ST. ge'
iteben?
4rmc Stena! Die 2iebe, Sic Oh
fir &obert @alter 81 fiiblen glaub-
teIt, idppinbct lpie Rebcl ppr Der
Come. Irtbur Garoltpn lit ein ges
fabrlider @egner; icIbIt iett faunIt
Oh nid)t obne Grrot6en ieinem Slitge
beeegren. 96neit muBteit 9u Dir
geiteben, er lei Robert @alter llnertb.
lid iiberlegen. ltno MN? Sat 9eilt
Sers nod &oilm FIR cincn s(nocrcn.
Stella" iprad Irtbur, mo nabm
Die Sano, Die %rcgllngslos I'M ShooBc
lag. ocs beburf feiter Int1port, ollf
Sbrem Intlis itebt'S 9ei6ricbcu.
@ott iegne Sic rtno Den Monn Sbrer
@abI."
@a6ame Gontpap trat cben elm.
Stela aber elite IN ibr 3immer itrtb
brad in Elm beftigeS @einen aus.
@aruln mibte Garolton nun ibr sc.
9cimniB piiien, 1tro iparln bot lie
nid)t often ibrc &erlobung geItan0cn?
sd liebc Gobert geptB nift me
niger" Oabte lie uno iilfte Die Grin.
neriing an ben 8erlobten tpad)Sl,rils
len. @ie eliidli9 batte emit Ole Ser
ii6eruns ieiner 2iebe lie eemadJt;
MN aber tpar's, als erbebe iif) cine
S6eioetpatr6 Stpii9en linn uno ibr.
ySGtte Scr. GaroIton bod ni6t &c.
frogt," id,lltd5te lie, ver bot mid o,tf
10 boie 8eoanfen gebraht, mo bod
liebe i6 Robert nid,t mirtoer. 8e.
nib, ib liebe i'm mie lie. SD mill i'm
Iieben," fiiste lie nit beinabe rpiloer
enersie bin3u; lid mill, id, mill"
Sn ben eriten Sagen mad ibrem
8eiprade nit 4rtpir ipiinidyte lie
oft, er modte ME nad SiQsoale &C.
fomnet iein; bate err lie boh eleno
ilnb ungliiflid eemad5N 9tad rno
ltaf muroe lie ifrpeigiom eegen sic
@roBmutter, linfreunolid eesen Hoia
Seffrep unb beren Sante, ltno Der.
febrte tpenig nit Scr. Garolton, Der
Die gbiidt funo that, na6 @nglanO
SirriidSufebren; Roia Seffrep iolte
i'm begleiten.
Rlin er1padte in Steua bic lleber.