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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
FUSES TO TELL
| Of EFFORTS TO
TISH In POSSESSION OF SUG.
|ESTI0NS WHICH GIVE MORE
UNDERSTANDING THAN Will
ON "FREE SEAS" CLAUSE
(By Associatd Press.)

bris, Tuesday, Dec. Illegal
bn against the former German en-
lr has been commenced by an or
cation of the lille Mothers" who
bnd for prosecution the command.
bf the German army in April 1916,
directed that minor girls be re-
ed from their families and that
were submitted to odious treat
and forced into close contact
notorious women.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
Pm Of the Seas as Pertains to
British

OBy Associated Press.)
|ion, Dec, 1.-As the result of
|atlons and conversations re-
f Wilson's freedom of the sea
|als' the British government is
/ possession of concrete sug-
+ which give more understand
n the free seas clause in the
Fen points," according to the
Express. The paper says Will
information showing definite
Great Britain cannot surrender
N OF search, contraband law,
ht to enforce a blockade.
understood that Wilson's pro-
20 not include any of these
nd that they generally are in
ahtagonistic to British inter-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
THE BIG CAMPAIGN FOR
FUNDS FOR CHILDREN'S HOME
SOCIETY OF FLORIDA

On Wednesday, Dec. 4, the State
wide drive for the $4,000 fund for
the 1891 work of the Children's Home
Society OF Florida opened in Jackson.
vile, with a local tag day, when many
well-known women smilingly waited
at every turn to tag you and saw that
you had good disposition and
heart for the needy little ones of this
State.
This campaign will continue until
Christmas day, and will have ardent
workers in each county of our be-
loved State. Already, they are plan
ming various ways Of raising this sum,
and anticipate a great success, as few
appeals reach the heart quicker than
that of helpless childhood 1t matters
not where you live, you will be asked
to do your part, even though small:
for, like Paul Revere, this drive is to
go into very middle-sex village and
farm" and the lantern shining in the
tower will be that of love shedding
its rays over the 'heads OF weeping
children.
The Rotary Club of Jacksonville, Is
going to be very active in this cam.
paign, having promised to raise one
half OF the entire amount, by the eff
forts Of its members. After listening
to one of our Mr.. Fagg's talks on
the subject of "The homeless children
of this State" they, to a man, re-
sponded with eagerness and enthus-
iasm in giving their best efforts tc
raise the desired sum- It is the hone
of the directors of the Children's
Home Society OF Florida that this
will be the only one made
for the Society during the mex. year.
In this way, the attention and ener-
gies Of Mr. Fagg, the directors and
the members of the Office force will
go straight and direct to the personal
care and supervision of the children
instead of, as formerly, having to be
diverted every few weeks into ap-
peals for funds to carry on the work,
which, as is generally known, is sup
ported entirely by voluntary contribu-
tions, having no city, county or state
appropriation for its maintenance. It
might be well to add that every dol
lar given goes direct to the welfare
Of a child, as the salaries OF the Office
force, and other overhead expenses,
are met by a group OF people, who
have long felt and understood. the
real meaning and worth of this unde-
nominational Society. The big fea-
.ure of this appeal, now, is for Lib
srty Bonds, which the Atlantic Ma
.ional bank will take over at par, as
many pepole prefer to relinquish a
bond for which money has already
been expended rather than to give
/ smaller amount in cash. It must be
clearly understood that no amount,
however small, will be refused, or
considered too insignificant to heir
carry the campaign "over the top"
As the Children's Home of Florida is
Tor children, 1t would be very sweet
and suitable thing that the fortunate
children of this State, filled with the
Christmas spirit and thought of 9th
ers, should cooperate with the
srown-ups at this time in making this
fund not only tangible evidence of
heir interest and understanding, but
\ real season Of love-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
Discussing
Govt. Control
OF Steel
Industry
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE question
of continuing the federal supervision
OF the steel industry including price.
liking after Jan. LIST was discussed
at the weekly meeting of the steel
committee of the American Iron anG
steel Institute with the War Indus
tries Board.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
KRUPP WORKS
TO Be DEVOTED
TO MANUFACTURE
PEACE Materials
lBy Associated Press.l

Amsterdam. Dec. 11.-Directoss of
'he krupp munitions works. an
nounced their intention to transform
the plant into factory devoted to
the arts of peace, and requested the
workers there to make proposaK for
the manufacture of peace matssials,
according to the Cologne Gazette
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
Will Not Make Statement
(By Associated Press.)


|ndon, Dec. 11.-William Hohen-
Pm will not make a statement of
IS to prevent the outbreak of the
|in 1914, according to the Amer
correspondent to the London Ey..
In answer to questions sub
(d the Kaiser is quoted as say
|Tell them if there is any pos
|ty of my becoming a defendant
Pier postponing anything | have
until that time. In addition [
Pt desire to compromise any
Per of government as it existed
L time of the outbreak of war
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
(By Associated Press. ]

Berlin, Monday, Dec. 9.-DalaS6dJ
The German cabinet has sent a
wireless to the Russian &c srnmert
asking it not to send del cation to
Berlin for conference as / AIMED for
Dec. 18th. The reason given was the
present situation in Germany"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
Thompson To
Be Member
Fed. Trade
Commission
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. IL. - Houston
Thompson of Colorado, the new as
sistant attorney general, has been
nominated by the President to be a
member of the Federal Trade Com
mission.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
'by Associated Press. !

'Ork' Dec. 11.-Timothy Will
resident of the Brooklyn Rap
['I'' and four other officials
|O'orman are held on a charge
laughter by Mayor Eylar, who
r. as police magistrate con-
tue hearing in the wreck in
Il" persons were killed re-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
Total Cotton
Produced In
i. S. Past Year
100000 Bales

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE total
production of cotton in the United
States the last season amounts to
1l7OO,OOO bales of five hundred pounds
gross weight, the Department of Agri-
culture announced in its final report
of the season. The production of sea
island cotton is estimated at $4,000
Eales.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
1885 OFFICERS
and men
LANDED IN
n. Y. TODAY
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 1.-THE trans
port Calamareh with 1,4S6 officers and
enlisted men all of the navy person.
mel, reached quarantine early today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
lntimated There
Are 100000
Cases of Flu
In East Indies
(By Associated Press.)

Amsterdam, Tuesday, Dec. TO-
(Delayed)-It is officially intimated
that there are one million cases of
influenza in the Dutch East Indies.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
Will BEGIN
DISCUSSING
ARh|ST|CE
TOMORROW
(By Associated Press.)

Amsterdam, Dec. 11.---Discussions
over the prolongation of the arlnistice
between the Allies and Germany will
begin at Treves Dec. 12, according to
the North German Gazette. All ship
ping on the Rhine is now under the
control of an inter-allied commission
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-11
|Ireaty the Work of Germans

lBy Associated Press.)
Fna' Monday, Dec. 9.--(De
Count Czerin, former Austro-
Enan foreign minister in dis
Fg problems to be settled before
can be made, declared the
Lltsvok treaty the work of Ger
Military leaders. He painted Lu-
|fh as the man who stool be-
the Central powers and peace
nerous occasions.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06

Hahbcnfcns miloc gctporbcn mar.
Sbr eriter ginbrud ipnr: ,8ie
biibld!", ibr 5ipcitcr: Sod niht 10
iebr, iuenn man bic cin3eInen $IeiIe
priift." Heata abcr priifte Die einz
6elnen Sbcile, unb 5ipur sriinbIib.
Sole flint Iinuteu blieb Eeata in
Den InbIid bon Salta's photographic
n~eriuufen; Damn lpcnoete nc iid nit
leiiem geben Stto's 8ilbc 5u. &ein
ein9ebenbeS Stlbium mar bier notbie;
tannte tie boh icben ieiner !3ii9e. ieben
Bid. iebeu gusorud. Gin ihDner
8opf; Der cd,te Sppus mdnuliher
Sd0nbeit. 8dbrenb Reata ii5 iibcr
bcs Bib neigtc, mar fie iid betpubt,
iene 3ii9e gum eriten Deale init fritz
idem Iuse 5u priifen; fein Rangel
mar 81 finben. ipie Ifarf iie audi mad
einem iolden forlhtc.
~Heatal" rief Gabrielle bonn 3ims
mcr aus. ~tommit on nidt bercin? gs
miro 10 taIt bier, unb id bin gang
aIlcin."
nSa". rief Icata 5uriid, lid ioms
mel" - ga bcmertte iie. bnb Elm
ihiperer Sropfen auf bas Eapier ses
fallen ipar. r&anu i6 10 tboriht ges
lue1cn icin, 81 tpcinen?" badte lie. Die
fcud)te Stele nit ibrem Saidentuhe
trodnenb. ~Ieine gusen iinb pobl
Der SbrGnen idou 10 geruobnt. bnb ih
iueiritc, obne cs gu tuincn." Sic irrte
lid; benn ibrc @u9en batten feline
SduIb baran. Gin GROCER Sbauz
trppfen bate lid bon Den 8ldttcrn Der
Shlin99etpddie IosgeIoit.
arnoIo tpar riht mebr I'M 3inmer.
Gabrielle mar aqein unb. nie inmer.
auf ibrem Sopba. Reata idlob bic
SaItontburc; es be9ann fibl gu
nerben.
Stun, ipie 9efaleu Dir bic Bbotpe
grapbieu? Siubeit on 9aIta nitt
alltrliebit? &ie 8ierlih lie ibr Saar
9coronet bat! 8iiBtc ih MIR, ipie
bies aemaht tuirb; i'd motte es germ
nad]abmen."
8eata bate iid gu GSabrieIcns Siis
Ben auf Dem Sopbn niebereeIahen.
.Sarf i'd es an beinem Snar pers
iuhcu?" ira9tc Gabrielle unb fling on.
Heata's idipcre Sledyten Ios3umaden.
~Scbe Did, bier auf Den SuBi6emcI; 10
lam ih eS bciicr errciden. Bic LANCE
baS ipdbrt, bicic SIehte nui3uIGicn;
ibr Gnbc crreift Den 9oben, ba on
iiecit! Sein Saar lit 10 lang ipie bas
SermiueuS uu0 upb einmal 10 oidlt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

2506-A Good Sports Blouse.
Washable satin, linen, drill, khaki,
lawn, silk or wool Jersey cloth, ging-
ham or taffeta could be used for this
style. The closing is at the left side.
Collar, cuffs and pocket could be of
contrasting material. In white hand
kerchief linen, facings Or trimming N
blue or pink would be attractive. The
pattern Is cut in Z sizes: "a, SO, 3S, 40,
~, A and 46 inches bust measure.
Size So requires 4 yards of 36-inch ma
terial. Price 10c.-(Send &c extra for
postage.)
249eA New and Pleasing Apron
Model. This is such an attractive de
sign, with its semi-titting lines and
trim shape. In front a skirt portion
joins the waist in pointed outline. The
back is in one piece. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: Small, 32-34; medium,
36-3S; large, 40-2; and extra large,
44-46 inches bust measure. Size me-
dunn requires 4 rs yards Of 36-inch
material. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra
for POSTAGE
2226-A Dainty Dress For Moth
er'S Girl. This model is nice for lawn,
batiste. dimity. wolfe, crepe, silk, serge
and for combinations of materials. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06

rcft 81 maiden, inste iie fat beftis
5u Gabrielle, uno eilig lief ie binaus,
obne IrnpIo auSuiebcn. bod I'M Sc
fiiblc. baB feline gIide ibr our Sbiire
foIeten. aui Der oberiten Ercppeus
iufe belt iie an inc iaste Iaut 5u
iih ielbft: n9iidt a~nndbernS 10 biibih
tpic 1ein 8rubcr lit er = nein, nein.
nift anndbernbl" Sn ibrem 3immer
mselnngt. iteIte Tie 3tpei 8cr5en neben
ben Spiegcl unb bctradtetc ii9 priis
fenben 8lides - bcinabe 10 itreng
priifeno, als Tie Gomtelie Sulfa's Bib
betrahtet bate. ~Eidt gu pers
tpunoern. bab er mid in Sieier Bciie
anifarrte-, batte tie, lid iebe ia
seraoe3u tpie cine 8ilbe aus. @etpb
meinte er. es lei nitt paiIenb 49,.
Da6hte bod piHen". fiiste iie nad
elmer Beile bin5u, oh er eS unpaiIcnS
fanb?"
Gle Iicb iid nieSer unb besann
ibr Saar Ioic 81 fledteu, babel
iid INNER nod in ibr SpieselbiIb
nertiefenb. ~8ie iouoerbar. bab
nod feine 9rauen Saare iidtbar
iinb! Ea6 einem Summer. ipic Der
meiuiee. iou ia bas Suar oft iiber
Radt erbleihen, aber oft audi nur all
mdbIig @abriclc iast. mein Saar
lei 10 lang. pie baS Serminens",
trdumte tie, Die 5tpeite SIedte besins
neno, tpeitcr. sic bat aIio Ianses,
9clbes Saar = cine Srau, gcrabe ipie
tic fir ibn paBt. iaste Stto, unb senau
bas 8esentbeil bon mir. Rorgen
iuerbe ih iie ia iebcu." Damn, aIs tic,
ibre 36pfe. I'M ben 8ppf tpinoenb,
eineu lesten 8lid in ben SpieseI mari,
fiigte fie gum S6IuNe bel: ~Sb es
nobI aud RonnenSS rben eibt. in
tpeIden man iein Saar nitt ab5us
idnei0en brau6t2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06

den-setuib miro fie iid baIb pcrs
beirntbeu."
-Sas' mare mir iebr unlieb; i'd
tpiiBte niht. mas Gabrielle obnc tie
anfinsc. aud madt iie icben MbcnO
Elm Samenipiel nit mir"
~Beldes @Iid. bab infer lieber
Otto aus benz 8ese lit. ba er bod
immer fir ieben @inbrud 10 5ebr
cmpfdneIih mar. gs lit rebt az ber,
tpunoern. tpie er in gierito Der Sc,
fabr, in tic iih gu perliebcn. cntacbcn
tonnte. Senfcn Sic MIR. tpic ihreds
lid bies sctpeien fpdrel 8ie piel
8ermosen bdttc es ibn sefoftetl Sem
lie lit ia nidt bon SamiIie. Sasteu
Sic nidt io?"
~9ein. gang unb gar nidt bon
SamiIie; ibr Same 1T 2adenesg.
glein Tiemanb. ber iie iiebt, fonute
Dies crratben. WSan ipiirbe uteinen.
tie sebore 5u ben dlteiten SamiIien
SeutidIanb's. Sreilid ipobl lam
iie nitt gut fir cine Seutihe selten
nit bieien buntcIu Iusen; ibre Ruts
ter mar Rerifancriu."
Sum ipeubete bas 8eiprdf lid
Stto's gerlobung gu. I'm ailt ~ieiners
ieitS freunoidaftIihe Ebeilnabme
funb3Iseben. erflmbigte Baron
8aItber iid bierauf. in tpel1er 8eiie
Srau bon Shtperenbprf unb Sermine
sic 3eit ibrer Ibipeienbeit bon Sauie
susebradjt bdtten. Sier nabm Die
alte Game cine sebeimniBpole Riene
an uno lieB - uad ciuem fleineu
Shcingefeft - cine buntele Inbeus
tuns fallen. aus tpelfcr 5u entnebnen
ipar. Sermine lei Der @egenitano
eruItliher characterization bon Sci.
ten zines iebr piinideustpertbeu Bee
iperber5 seipeien. @s lei bies eiu
@raf reid. in pa1enbem Nlter,
nidt iiber picr5ig Sabre, unb Better
zines iebr ibonen SamiliensuteS in
8obmeu. SIM ipeitcrn YcrioIg iteQte
es iid beraus, baB bieIer ~besebrenS<
fpertte Yrdtenoeut bic abfitt eeGuBert
bate. binneu &Ir5em bic Steiermorf
gu beiud,er.
Limb tpie nabm Die Iiebe Sermine
feline Suloiguns e%ntseaen?" forihtc
etipas unrubig Der alte Serr.
.Nun. nm Sbnen Die Babrbeit an
insen. 5iemlih tiibl. Nie tpiirbe idD
oaran oenfcn, lie IN iol6' elmer Sad,e
3u ordn9eu. mare Die Yartie audi cine
(5prtiesnns auf Der 10. seite.>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06
Sic %ge5eimnijuoae |
. Grbin. |
(Sprtictnns pom Der 6. Seite.)

i'd lab lie .nur fIiittig. Iud On
ipiinidcit ie 81 icbep, 8eata, nidt
ipabr?"
~@s iii bicl 3t buntcl. nm ;rgcno
cttpas anIeben 81 t0nncn", begann
Grnplo.
A6er 8eata mtcrbrah ibn: SD
moftc Die Sboto9rapbicu iebr germ
ieben, uuo fir mid lit c5 nod1 bell &C.
mug; mcine Iugcn iino bortrefflih."
Sbre Gimme Hang rllbig. obipobl
ettpas trobtg. Sn lcbterer 3eit aIaubte
lie aus getpi'icn In3eifen gu entnebz
men, 4rnolo babe ibr 8cbeimuib ents
bedt; aud idJicu cs ibr bin unD tpiebcr,
ais ipdre or bcmiibt, ibr unnngenebne
@m~pfinoun8en gu eriparcu. Sic ipolte
aber nidt bcnlitleibct iperocn.
8ieocr blidte IrnoI6 nab ibr -
iimionit, tiefer Shatteu lag auf ibrem
@eiiht. GO cling or benu, idloB Gin
Sdrdnffen allf unb bolte cine grpBe
photographic beraus. @r lab iie raid
an. Oann lcgte er Tie 5uriid uno nabnl
cine anbere aIf.
~8esbaIb Icgcn sic bieies Bib
tpe9?" fra9te 8eata. ipeI6e leincn Be
tpe9un9eu ecfol9t tpar.
~@s lit niht Gomtelie SaIta's Ybos
tpgrapbie crtpioerte err. Den Shrant
ihliebeno, ~rur Die mcincs 9rubcrs."
sd mDdte tic cbenfaus Icben",
ia9te Hcata nit icItem glid unS nod,
feiterer Gimme. Gr bractte nun
beibe unb Ieete iic in ibre SanS. Gle
bate iid auf9eri6tet uub Die SanO
GrnoIb ent9egeugeitredt. Su bunfcI
tpar's inbeB I'M 3immer bod; 10 itano
iie beun auf unO 8in9 our offcnen
8altontbiire. Gqein aud ba idien es
nicbt bcI genlg 81 fem; ocnu JIG trat
binauS uub Iebnte iid ii6cr Die bol5crne
gaIuitrabc. Snlfn'S ViIb bctradtete
tic 5uerit; bcgierig iudjtc lie Die Sinicu
be5 antlibeS. bon Dem ibrc Ybantaiie
ibr 70 piele 9ilber %enttporien, unb iiber
wei&es iie na69eoadt bate, bis tic ocs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06

itarfc aIte Samc, bcrcn antIib bon
elmer SiiIe 5icrliber 2odten umrabmi
mar; ibr foIste Gin bod9etpadienes
iunges WGoten, ItattIih unD Honbz
baarig. arnolb tiiBtc Der dltern Dame
Die Sanb unb idiitteIte banu bieieni9e
Der iiinsern iebr ber5lih.
.In bies 1T in bo1iommener Sro>
nung", badlte Heata; .er hiBt Tie uidt,
ipeil Tie nid,t ALIEN finb."
Sic Sb6nbcit bate Scrminc ttidt
bon Der Rutter geerbt. Srau bon
Sdipercnoorf mar niGt 10 eroB ipie
ibre Softer unb bel fpeni9er itattlih;
ibr Saar. 5u brei Sbeilen gran uno
gum pierten nod 9elb, tuur mad Dem
Yrin5ip Der Goncentriruns) iammt
unb ~ionbers mad portpdrtts sefdmmt.
nm iippi9er 5n eridcinen, uno gu ieber
Seite bes 9eiiftes In Elm Gpdenbiiidel
seorbnet. inbcb ben leeren 8aum am
Sintcrtopfe. elm ncitartieer alIfbau bon
Spiseu unb 8dnbcrn ausfiiute. Sic
mar. gleid ibrer Sp6ter. bon ianftem
Gbaruitcr. bod tpeit lebbdfter oils bieie
unb Tie beinb eini9e fleine gigentbiimz
Iidfeiten i'm Senebmcn unb in Der
3eoeipeiie. beren Sermine iid burds
aus nift ihulbig madJte. SoIte Tie
5drtIih fem, ODER beIonbern ginorud
berporbringen, 70 tpintte tie nit Dem
&inn unb ihiittelte ibre 2odd,eu Den
Suborern in abionberIiher 8eiic euts
sesen; aud fiibrtc lie 5fpei 2iebz
Iinsss Iusrufe I'M Wunbe. ipelhe obne
llnteridieb auf GucS, mas oorfommen
modgte. a~nseipenoet fpuroen: Pour
ramour de Dieu !" nno "Quelle idee! y
8Gbrenb bes RittascHcns tpurbc
beibIoHen, baB Scrmine einen Gag
LANCER i'll Steinbiibl pcrtpeileu nnb ibre
Nutter bieien Nad)mitta9 alIein mad
Sauie 5uriidfebrcu iole.
Yad Siih trenntc Die 8eieQldaft
iid, ipie Oies getpobnlih 5u seif,eben
pfIegt, IN 5nei alterstIaheu. Die
beiben alien 2eute bIiebeu 3u einenl
rubisen YlaubersS tiinbden i'm Sauie,
unb Die bier iunsen aingen in Den
@arteu binab. Heata bate Gabrielle
inter benz gerIpreten. 10 langiam
nit ibr gu sebcn. oils lie Sies piiuifen
luiirbe, iibcrrebet. Tic an begleitrn; an
Dem @ebanfcu, oos alildlide Quo in
Elm uubarmouii6es Srio Su pertpms
oeln, fanb Tie icinen bciouberu ges
ifmad.
-&ie penis Shire tleine Gabrielle gu
Yitta9 aBl" bemerfte 5raN bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06

~Barum lit bein gruoer fortses
9ansen?" fra9te Reata. sd bate
ibn, Die photographer 6uridftenen
iolen."
sd tpeib cs nidt. ab, ba fommt
cnolid bas Giht; fperoe ib bid,
better ieben %f6nnen.~
IIs bic 2aupe auf Den Slid eeiteIIt
ipar, flutbcte ibr polcs 2idt berunter
auf Reata. I'D. tpie berrli6l~ rief
Gabrielle aug, ba Tie Die 5ledte
pollenbs auf9el0it hattie unb nun bas
Saar in Die S6be belt. Inn es tpic
Elm He9en iiber Heata's Shultem
fallen gu Iniien.
sd fiirdtc, i6 tperbc bcin Saar
nidJt 10 orbuen fonnen pie oasicnisc
8alta'S", fubr Gabrielle fort, inoem iie
init ibren nieblifen Sinaern Die Shipes
rem Strdbne empor5uraffeu besann.
.Belh' 9uteu 8eidmad Tie 5u baben
idcintl @efdut Dir Die SAIGON ibres
&Ieibcs nitt?"
~Gas &Ieib fab i6 gar nidlt an,
crpioerte 8cata tur5. sd betrad>
tete MIR ibr @eSitt."
I'D bin 70 besicrig. Tie gu ieben;
tuie ihaoe, bab i'd niht CUR Sof5eit
9ebcn lam! gs mare 10 unterbaItenb
9etpeien. Reinit on nidt AUDI"
sd babe niemaIs cine Srairun9
seieben", iastc Henta NIT Dem auss
brude boiler lleber5eu9ung.
nBie fomiih .bu biit! $500. 4h.
Grnolb, ipie bu mid cri6redt bait! Sd
borte bid gar niht cintreten."
Gub Reata blidte empor. Ieift be-
troffen barber. in elmer Steluna 10
baar an 8iiroe iiberraiht 5u tperben.
arnolb itaub am Glide, bic beiben
photographer in Der Sanb baItenb,
bod obne bieielben an3uiebeu. Sein
Au9e fpa itarr aif 8eata eerihtet.
@cripuuoert begcsnete iic ieinem
8Iide; banu abcr erinnerte tie ii6
pIDblif. ipic Tic ba iab, Die oufgeloIten
Sanre iibcr Irme uno SduIteru su
8ooen bdn9enS. unb SbneI lprang iie
auf. 8cin @unber. baB er lie itaus
nenb betrahtete. Ils 8eata MN oaz
Itano. bic berabipaueuben IaNcn 5uz
<riidIdiittsIno, fieleu bicic sIeit elmer
lpeihen idapur5eu Wolfe bis 81 ibrcu
8nieen berab. ibre @eitaIt ipie in eincn
Iantel biincnb. aui ipeld,em oa rno
bort Die Strablcn Der 2ampe iidJ bras
den. ipie aiIf idlimmernber Seioe.
sd mug IN mcin 3immer seben,
lim Dor benz A~benbeHen mein Saar aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06

Shiucrenborf, als tic nit Baron
8nItber allein mar. Sic ioIten tic
aufiittern, meiu Iiebcr Sreunbl"
~gSie Idbt iif bies aber betpertitels
lisen?" fraste fIdsIi6 Der aIte Serr.
sic ut Iauniif; nieinaIs lam man
auf ibren Ippetit 5dbIen. Ser Gr5t
bat ibr Glen p%erprbuet; CT meint.
ibr l%lntpobIiein tame nur bonn
Bahien."
~gom 8adicnl giienl Quelle
idee! @cben Sic ibr 2ebertbran. Ger
mine tpar ME iebr 5art; bennod lieb
id iie ans 9eiorsniB. lie fonntc
ihfpdtlid] tperbeu, in ibrer 8inbbeit
regelmdbig 2ebertbran nebmen. nnb
Sic ieben. tpie prddtis es ibr be-
fonlmen it,"
Baron Baltber ieuf5tc abermaIs
iftper. Srau bon Sdperenborf, Die
Eiemanb betriibt ieben tonntc. ging Ips
fort auf Gin anbcres @eiprdds>S bcma
iiber. ga. es lit tpiriIih cine grpigz
teit. felt i6 5ulest Semaub aug Sbrem
3auic lab, fat 5tpei Ronate. Sd
lam MIDI nidt erinnern. baB iemaIs
in unierm gertebr cine 70 LANCE Yauie
e%ntitanoen mare"
ADD ia; in bieien 5tpei Ronaten
bat Iih mnndes geGnoert - iebr traus
rig seGnoert; ih babe, tpie Sic ipiiIen,
meme nrmc Gouiine SIipia ~berIoren.
unb na1 Nuem, mas 5ipiidcn unS pors
cling. 49,. Sic iuiiIeu, mas Slipia mir
einItmnls mar"
~Sbne 3neifel. obne 3lpeifel".
unterbrah i'm Die alte Dame; ibre
2odfen in nerpoier llnrube beipesenb.
Sic mar ia Sbre Gouiine, unb sic
batten bas 8ebt. Sbrer su sebenfen. "
Srau bon Sdiperenoorf lieb ben
8eeeuftanb fallen uno itcItc einc
Reata betreffenbe Srase.
.gi. ib boffe. Iie miro fir INNER
bel uns bleibeu". iaafs Baron Baltber.
r@abriele bat cine ber5lide 3uneiguna
fir Tie sefobt; aud ipeiB iie ales 10
portrefflid gu lciten. 3uipcilen ipridt
tie pobI babon. nad Negifo 5uriids
febreu gu ipoaen; alein i'd boffe. es
ipirS uns 9elin9en, iie gum @eiben gu
hslpe9en. Hah auem. mas i'd meiner
arIlcn . -"
~Had Rcrifo 5uriidfebrenl Quelle
idee! Sas miiiIeu Sic nidt Sngebeu.
SnoeB CLAUDE ih nidt, oab Sic i'm
Stnnoe fem iperoeu, lie lange fclt5us
baItcn. Gin 10 Iiebrei5eubes Seiibts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-06-06
@ir liefern Gu9 bic Mufer
III biQisen Yreiien.
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Khaki, drill. linen, silk, velvet and
plush. On the No. 3 the handles are
OF covered embroidery rings. No. . is
held by silk ribbon or cords. The pat.
TERN supplies each of the three STYLES
Illustrated and is cut in one size.
Each n requires / yard of 27-inch
material. Price ~10c.-(Send 1c extra
for POSTAGE
2165-Juniors' Dress. with Sleeve
in Either Of Two Lengths. Linen in
white. natural or other shades is nice
Tor this model. Khaki cloth, drill.
glngham, chambray, percale, serge.
gabardine, poplin and corduroy are
also desirable. The Pattern is cut in
3 sizes: II. Ia and 10 years. 1t re-
quires A IA yards of 44-inch material
Tor a 14-year size. Price 10c.-(Send
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24S8-A Pretty Frock for Summer.
In organdie, batiste, dotted swiss,
foulard or linen, this model will be
very attractive. 1t is nice also for
crepe, gabardinc. serge and other wool
fabrics. The bolero could be of con-
trasting material. The Pattern is cut
in 3 sizes: 16, Is and 20 years. Size
Is requires 5 yards of 36-inch mate
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yard at the foot Price 1Oc.-(Send lie
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