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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
WOODBURY., n J, THURSDAY, MARCH 49, 1891

public"
For a few moments there was silence.
Then the major glanced around his circle
Of listeners.
well, Hearn," said he, as he folded
the paper, somewhere have heard the
expression Didn't l tell yon sog Dulce
ct decorum est pro patria mori. don't
wonder you love your profession .
Surely they cannot believe such an
outrageous tissue of lies, burst out Mrs.
Wharton vehemently. ''Surely the mo-
ment our side Of the story is heard the
public will see the difference. 2
"Our side, my dear madam, is never
heard The newspaper has the public
ear. Scandal spreads world wide; truth
never reaches half as far. Hearn has
only one reccurse-grin and bear it, and
pray God nothing worse may follow"
what worse can follow, 1 should like
to know" asked Lee Indignantly.
'What worse? Why, man, you don't
suppose Chicago paper sends an ennis
sary thousand miles to work up only
one scene in a sensation? Look for the
next days issue and the next. Wait till
the letters demanding explanation begin
coming in from department, division and
army headquarters. Fiat justitia, ruat
coelum, will be The Palladium's cry:
Parturiunt montes, nascitur ridiculus
mus, the outcome. But all the same. nv
friends and fellow citizens, we don't get
through this row without the biggest
kind Of court martial All, the orderly
of the commanding officerl Whom does
he want?'
Not a word was spoken, and every eye
was fixed upon the trim figure Of the ap-
preaching soldier, who entered the gate
and. hating respectfully a few yards
away from the foot of the steps, saluted:
''The colonels compliments to the
officer Of the day, and desires that Pri-
vate Welsh, now in the guard house, be
sent to the Office Immediately"
''Ahar' said Kenyon as the soldier
turned away. ALREADY somebody's
been tickling the colonel with telegram.
He's hardly had time to read the papers.
Now he will hear Welsh's story, and
when Welsh has sufficiently blackened
the character Of his commanding officer,
Hearn will be afforded his chance.
Hearn, my boy, my hearty sympathies
are with you. BY all means 60 on and
prosper in your profession, and learn to
love it as lido. Martin, you and he have
moment to spare; come over to my
quarters with me; l want to talk this
thing over with you. Good afternoon,
Mrs. Lane. Good afternoon, Mrs.
Graves. A sudden thought occurs to
me. What was it Cambronne is re-
ported to have said at Waterloo? The
guard dies, but never surrenders. Here's
a modern epigram for you: The press
hes, but never retracts.n
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
Questioned Her Motive.

The following fragment Of a conversa-
ton caught on an elevated train seemed
to possess certain claims TO considera-
ton: And Miss L. is as good as she is
clever" commented one man to another
'srve known her more than on;e to
choke down bright speech which would
be at the expense Of d companion
How did you know it was bright
speechsr questioned tire second man.
Because she made it later when the
companion could not overhear il.
sHumph, replied the other and elder
man, and when the companion could
not reply to it, After which silence
fell.--Her Point of View in New York
Times.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
rhe very First American railway

The first railroad built in the United
States was three miles in length, extend
ing from the granite quarries at Quincy,
Mass, to the Neponsett river. It was
commenced in 1895 and finished in 1927.
The gauge was five feet. The rails were
pine, q foot thick, covered with hard
oak, which was in turn strapped with
iron. In january. 1921, short coal
road was completed from the mines To
Mauch Chunk, Pa. The rails On This
road were also of timber, with fiat iron
bars. The first locomotive for use On y
railroad was invented by Richard Previ
teck in 1904. and first tried in Wales.
George Stephenson built the first
really successful locomotive In 1914. and
tested it upon the Killingwood road in
the north Of England. The first loco
motive for actual service constructed in
America wa =. r. Miller's ABest
Friend built for The South Carolina
Railroad company in 1S30. Peter Cooper
built little experimental locomotive
early in 1890, before the best Friend
was c0mDlated. -St. Louis Republic.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19

Allow are you cnningon in your liter
airy enterprises Meeting with much successl
BOh yes. the outlook il very encour.
agingl AT first tile editors paid no atten-
ton to my communications, bat now get
my contributions back regularly some
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19

Maine No Longer the Pine Tree state
One Of the pioneer lumbermen on the
Penobscot was Mr. John Trickey, still
living in Bangor, at the age Of IS years.
He went there on foot with a pack on
his back and only $3.50 in his pocket in
1929. Today he is one of Bangor's
wealthy citizens. Times have changed" "
rs they say, since Mr.. Trickey began his
operations Maine was really the Pine
Tree State then. In eight years Mr..
Trickey cut $1,000, 900 feet Of pine On
land that now constitutes the towns Of
Carmel, Kenduskeag and Levant, where
hardly pine Is to be seen At that
time there were no roads, and all the
provisions were taken up the river in
boats, special crews being employed for
that purpose.-Lewiston Journal
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19

1--WE do quite business III the sale Of
truffles. mushrooms, etc
do you know the difference between
poisonous fungi and raushrooniss"
'tOh, yes; that's easy. If the customer
cats them and lives they re mushrooms. but
if he dies they're fungi Philadelphia
Times.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19

Poet-Did you read the two poems left
here last week.
Editor-I did
"wen, er-what-er-do you think of
themsn
1.-THE first one was dreadfully simple, and
the other one was simply dreadful n-Texas
Siftings
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19


1t IS a matter OF wOndernenI to many
what becomes Of the tons upon tons Of
dairy butter piled up year after year in
the wholesale grocery stores and com
mission houses OF our cities, and which
the average American would not allow
on his table. ..The poorer the butter
the further it goes, said large butter
dealer Of this city, as he packed rolls and
prints of various cOlors and sizes 10 Il
sugar barrel lined with butter cloths.
That expresses it in more ways than
one. Good butter always finds ready
market here at home; it never goes beg
ging for buyers at any time of the year,
but packing grade goes to the eal Of TIE
earth. The contents III this barrel will
60 to South America.
Not just ID it ism
mo; it will undergo manipulation
The firm to whom this il to be shipped
melt down this grade Of butter and pack
it in glass jars. BY the time it reaches
South American port it Is of abont tho
same consistency as olive oil. The South
Americans use it on their bread as we
use butter. a large proportion Of pack
ing stock shipped from tie northwest
goes ultimately to European countries r
North West Trade.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19

Old Johnsing-Whe | wor a young
fellow like vol Sam, worn't 50 fond Oh
Fentilatin' my opinions al yc' are. sahl
Young Yallerby- Huh. don't won
dah You yentilates EN- now. Obey am
musty enough suah!-Judge.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
NUMBER 81
LEAVING SICK BEHIND.
BtanIey's Column Are Obliged 10 Desert
Their Dying Comrades.

Their Dying Comrades.
Early next morning Stanley started Of
with his company, promising to clear d
path as well as he could in order to en-
able us to carry the boat sections through
the thick underground. Stairs, Parbe
and then made careful examination
Of the men and loads, and found that we
should be obliged to leave fifty-six men
and eighty-one loads behind. Many Of
the men were SO cowcd and hopeless that
they wished only To be left to die peace
fully where they were.
But any man who was at ali able to.
crawl along NJ passed f.i fit To travel,
and those ffrv-six men W. left were near
Iy all in the Inst stage Of starvation and
sickness. At any rate. we thought that
their chances OF getting food would be
better if t..ey came with US, and nothing
could be gained by remaining where they
were.
We had great difficulty in getting the
men OF with the loads, and it was past
midday before the last of the caravan
filed out Of what il now known a. Mel
sons starvation camp I hnd the fol-
lowing words in my Journal that morn
ing:
1T is truly terrible position for Mel
son to be left in; he has food only for
three days, and win have to exist on
what he can pick up IN the shape Of
fungi OF roots. Stairs has left him
fish hook and line, and it is possible he
may get a few small fish, but the river is
50 rapid and full Of bowIders that he has
but slight chance Of catching any
thing.
Meantime we are going on with an
exhausted and starving column to try
and find food in trackless wilderness.
Nelson l. now 50 crippled from ulcers
that he cannot creep far from camp. and
will have to depend entirely upon what
his two boys can manage to bring him.
"We got OF about two o'clock, and
sadly said goodby to poor old Nelson.
for his position is very precarious and
our chances Of relieving him small: he
has worked with O. i'll good fellowship
all these months, anu now we are prac-
tically abandoning him A J Noun
teney Jephs0n in Scribners.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19

There's one thing about YOU. D'Au-
Der, that can't understand, said Scum
Bile.
"What il that, old fellowY"
"That with your uncqualed taste in
art you should have such a large coIec-
tion Of your own pictures Puck
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
cause for. Thanks.

90 to the ant. thou sluggard, zee
How much she labcrs uselassly;
And then Your thanks To Lcavca tell
That you how % rest SO well.
Washington Post.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
Opposite Railroad Station,
WOODBURY. N J.
: FARM MACHINERY

OUR stock OF farm machinery consists of everything from
~ Reaper and Binder to Shovels, Forks and Hoes,
and the product of Standard Manufacturers The Osborne
and Buckeye Mowers and Binders the two makes that hold
their places the head of the list against all competitors We
have the Syracuse South Bend Bse and Gold Medal Pows
Little Diamond Spring Tooth, Iron Age, Dixie and Syracuse
row. Darne Marker Thomas Hay Rake and Tedder Champion
Rakes Dunham Steel Land Roller Ross Feed Cutter for hand
power Genesee Valley Corn Shelter and also agents
for all OF S. L. Aliens Planet Jr implements
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-03-19
An ARMY PORTIA.
By CHARLES KING, U. s. A.,
Authorof "TThc Coloneps Daughter /" 's17,e
Deserter, !" From the Ranks" 'sDun-
Tdpen Ranch," "Ttoo Soldiers"

Copyright, 1890, by J. B. Lippincott Company,
Philadelphia, and published by special arrange
ment with them.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
Siebentes 8apiteI.
Sic 8siuher.

Wsbrere Sage waren isit iener unterbal:
tuns perfoHsn, ais Seronita zines Wors
gems uisl bsitersr benu sew0bnIi5 in ben
Rsrtsr bes Yriefers fam.
SD brinss S9nsn Soffauns, sbrwir.
bigger Batter" iaste tie.
Der Yrisifer entsesnete, obne aud nur
oas serinsits Sei4sn pom Isberraituns su
perratbsu, NIT ietner ssp65nliden &ube:
,5offauug, Seronifa2 Was TT benu BE:
louoeres porsefaueu3"
,Ssbr a~nssisbsue Yeriousn," entsess
nste is lsbbaft, ,,iinb %setommen, nm bic
Rertsr 81 unteriudsn. Sieletht7sibt es
tein wirtiamsrss Wittsl our BsHsruns Der
@rauiamsn, ais ibnen bas llnslld, uels
Dies fe anasri4tst babsu. in ieiuer 8r6Be
unb S9retIi9tsit Dor bic aussn 81 brins
gen."
,@epiB, bsnn mau fiabet INNER nod
einen Gelt pom WitIsto isIbit In benz
srauiamiten Bergen" sruisbsrts Der Pris'
ter"
limb uenn elm ioldes BITE Qsibeu in
ibrsr wabrsn @sftalt srtdnnte, 10 wirbe Is
pieuei4t NIT bsren Wiloerung ni9t ,6sern.
Uas bot iener 8sin9 nun bswirtt2 Sbsr
iou er nod Statt fnben2"
,5Sren Sic, sbrpirbissr Batter" snts
sssnste Ysronita, lid MID Sbnsn trsuIi4
msins Bsoba9tunsen mittbsilsn. Wan bat
msbrs,s @efansene bsiu9t, anb i'd war
unter ssnsn, wel9s bic Snipsttorsn bssleis
tstsn. 3usrit tamsn iis tn ben Rertsr
elmer 5rau pon e:wa uier3is Sabren. Sis
lag aui benz Strob, ibre 5aars binsen uus
ssorbnst ibsr bic S1uIteru, ibr 9sii4t
maj blsid unb baser, ihrs RIsibuns eir
buntIss 9suanb, oas idpa9e Bib Der
1rausr, NORM ibr 9smltb tisf u"srientt
mar. sic bate ibre 9dnbs sefaltet, wis
bic elmer Betenbsn, blitts nisbsr uub maj
isIbf bura uniers 4ntunit. ME IS idisn,
in ibrsm triben 0a4fnnsn ni4t seif6rt.
ginsr Der Snipsttorsn, rod jung bstra4'
tsts fe nit sinsm Bid pOa EbsiInabms
unb iasts:
,@sBbalt isib ibr i'm Rsrter2"
,Sbr isbt ss," s%ntsssuste fs NIT cine,
bumpfsn Stimme unb betra4tets ii4; il,
isbst bieisn Erausransus unb frast uOd
marum2
Dir usritsbsu su9 ni4t, srtIdrt sud
bsutIi9er!"
Gin aussnbIid i9ieu ss, ais Oh 4
fsins 2uft bdtts, Elm @eipra& ~antufni
pfsu. bod baIb srpisbsrte fe lsiie, be,
Bsamtsn nit sinsm bafteru Bid bstra@
tsnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
(Gortiesuns.)
%. 0aIter.

Nm ni1ifsn Gage mar bic 6Ieine, BON
hem Priefter 8sronita senannt, au elmer
frommsn @ittwe, bic sinise Stunben BON
Tours wubnte, ssbra@t. Disie Grau,
IsIbif obne Rinber, p1ssts Seronifa NIT
aIsr SorsfaIt unb smpfaub cine unbsz
l@reibIi9s Srsubs, aIs fs ipdtsr in ibrsm
a%nsenommsnen Rinbe ben Rtim su chen 10
srobsn oils ~isItsnen Tussnben entbsdte.
Der Yriefsr baIf ber Wittws Bel Der grs
aisbuns 0eronita's bur9 @sIbbsit,dse.
Sobalb tieie ibr asbntes Sabr errei9t
bate. sins ffe bsinabe aas fase in bic
Stabt, um ben llaterri9t ibrss WobItbds
tiers 3u senisbsn. sic ~erfreute ibu bur9
TIRE @elsb,tsteit, bur9 @sborfam unb
Srommfinn. Oft iuste sr gu ieiner
S9wttsr, bab gsrOnita uo0tommsu Der
Wobltbater, bic ibr erssist wirben, mertb
fei, uub er bofs, fe wsrbs In Sutunft bic
siItieitsn Bspsife pon ibrsr Siunssart
abIesen. Oieies beinabe propbetii4e
Wort sins In grfiauns. Die RspoIus
tion brad aus. 8urs burauf ftarb bie aIte
S9meiter, unb Der prisifsr 3os tn bas
Saus, NORM 0sronita unS ibrs @obIibds
term pobntsu. Die Qis5e unb bic @br,
fur9t, wsl9s gtitere iir i'm bssts. ibrs
SorsfaIt auf Niles, aud auf bas @erinss
fte, mas ibu betraf, sabsn ibm su %srtsnnen,
boz BITE Tuaeub Der Oantba,fsit I'm Ssrs
gen bieies iunsen Wdb9ens tisfs Wur3sIn
seidIusen babe uno fir bic 3utunft rsi9s
Srudt trassn werbs. WebrmaIs ifelteu
bic Ssbtrben, neil sr fd nidt snr able,
suns bss Sirsersibss bate usrfteben uols
len, 9ausiuduns nod ibm an, bod usrs
9sbens csnu geronita belt i'm nit 70
pieIsr aIusbsit uerborser, baB man suIsst
auf feline @ntoeduns 81 uer,idtsn idien.
ausin RI isIbit aos piebsr BITE Nufmsrtiams
tsii auf ii9, ba er bel isinsr sbIsn Wsns
i9enIie5e ben Beiud Der Rranteu, bic In.
terltisurs Der NotbIs,bsnbsn unb bic
Speubuns Der &elisionstr6funsen ni9t
unterlafen wolte, unb fiber piirbe maj
ibn benz fur1tbarsn Tribunal ibe,Iiefert
bnben, wenn er nidt ben gnti9Inb sefaBt
unb ing Wsrt sefibrt bate, f9 aus isinsr
5simatb 81 entfernen.
0srcnita trauerte iber ben gerIuii
ibrss 8ObItbdtsrs. AIs Sts 5ausfrau &c.
itorben mar, bsfdIuB fie, beu prisitsr aufs
Sntu4en. Sic fano ibu, wis bersits err
3dbIt wotben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
Se3fes &apitel.
4ejprGh hber 8ottes Suricbunq

8eronita ftanb neben benz 9riefter NIT
elmer %ernftsn, fuif mslandoIif9sn Wisne.
Dte S9rsden Der @sssnmart, tn Serbins
buns nit Der g~rudsuns Der @efabren,
norm ibr WobItbdtsr f1mebts, ibtsn auf
ibr @smiib einsn tisfen @inorud. sic
fprad:
BARN ptrb bas gnbc bieisr SadIes
reisn fommen, ebrpirbiser 9ater2 90 &c:
waItiS bic Wssresuosen BON benz Sturm
aud eri9lttsrt uor6sn liub, aluibli9 lais
fen ibre Bswssunseu bod mad; Der
Sturm uirb selinbsr, BITE SiniisrniB snts
fiebt unb bisis auf ben WoSsn pieeerbsrs
ssftsIlte &ube sibt Mutb unb SoHnuns
bsneu, psIde idou ibrsn u%ntsrsaus iir
unuermeibIi9 aniabsn. ST Der Msnidsu
Corn melt ldnger bauernb als Der Der
glemsnte2 Die gerbuftunsen nsbmsn Su,
unb ole Gage rsroen 8isIs aui's Blutse:
rift Sebradt. gd Iieber @Ott, mas ioll
aus uns weroeul"
,,0ir uifsn es ni9t, 8srcnita," snts
9egnste Der Yritffsr. vWas a5sr au4
eef9sbsn m6ss. ME thrfsn MIR ben Wutb
unb unier 8ertrausn auf @ottss Wsisbeit
psrIisrsn. Climb mir ni1t immsr In Ssis
nsr Saub2"
,,@spiB. aber wsbbalb IdBt Soft bic
Stirme ,u, wel6e Don 3sit 81 3sit bic
9OIter auiresen2"
,,@ottss Wese fub unisrn Nussn ni1t
fidtbur; inbeB t0nnen mir nit 5alfe Seis
nsr @nate Wan1ss sntesfsn, mas ms
Ssine beilisen a6fi9ten. isboa nur mad
u~nisren mausslbaften Ginf4ten, wsuiss
fisns GINGER WuBsn, erlduteIt unO fe uns
~ertennsn ldBt."
SOU psiBt 60, Soft 1T unpsrdnbsrli9.
Nlss untsrlieat benz 0s9lsI, nur Or ni1t.
Ssbem @si4Opf psrlieb gr msbr oesr
minbsr cine 2ebensaufsabe, bereu Siae
aasin bel Sbm lit. Disis @abe sntpidsIt
iI9 eft mad unb mad, bis fe snbli4 ibre
pole Aus5ilbuns erlanst bat. Don u an
nimmt fe ab, Nib INNER idwd9sr unb
erIii9t, wsnisitsns fur bieie 0slt. Oss
2sbsns MufbSren bienieben TT Der Cob, Der
nis sintritt obne irssnb eine mebr oSer
minber itarts ooer auffausube gri9siuuns
ober Elm Wsrtbsi3en, ie na4bem bas pom
Tobs srsriffsue @ei9Spf einsn idud9srn
obsr i~idrtsrn @rab pom 9sbsnstraft bss
fst. go 1T i'm sanSsn goIte wie i'm sins
3eInen Snbiuibuum elm bsIsbsnbsr @siit,
Der einen idpa4en Gnfans nimmt, aber
ii9 INNER msbr ertwidsIt, bis er enblit
in isinsr san5en 8rait a%uftritt. Damn
wirb er itua4er unb erIiidt edn,li6, TO-
fern Soft ibn ni4t wisbsr bslsbt ourd
zines iener, sbenio iir bic I6Ifsr ME fir
ginssIne ~isltensn Wunbsr. @irf sinsn
Bid in bic @sididte, unb bu mirit cine
Bsftdtisuns bss @siastsn finbsn. lie
md9tisitsn yS!tsr linb oft an Der S4psls
ibrss llntsrgans,s, unb bic, peIde 1a
Serrsn Der Dslt nsnnsn, fallen bath bar
auf tn bic Stlausrsi sntusbsr boiler Set,
bsni9aftsn cher zines @swaltissn. Y6l'
Ter mite ginsslue banbeln tn Der usri&iss
bsnartisftsn Weiie auf bisism Wslttbsatsr:
bic ginsn erbsbsn fi& iber bic Anbsrsu,
unb bsbnsn ibre Wa@t melt aus bod
balb mutt ibre Rraft ab, bas @sbdube
ibrer @r6be, wsI&es fe mabsuoQ aufri&s
tetsn, :.itar1t suiammsn, nit sinsm i@rsd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

NJ eHAllrs l. vuerlRs Co, saIu,srS ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

WirtIi9feit III g nur mein Sd, msI&e.
ID Itebe. Sd er3sise bir WobItbateu ale,
Irt, uub usin ssbsimss 8erIansen 1T
bab bieie Wobltbaten auf mid 3uridfaI'
len. Sd finite nieber nor @ott, unb Id
feIbif bin Is, ben i'm anbste. Sosar msinl
Demutb sruedt StoI5 tn msinsm 6sr3en,
nnbssreift9e Biberipri9e TIM Snnern bee
Weni9snl gr rebst tu ieinsn gribsrr
BON Der Notbuenbistsit, Soft 3u ebrsn,
nur an Sbn fid ansui4IisBsn, unb beinabs
in bemieIbsn 4ussnblid mini9t Ct einsr
beionberen 9rao ibrer 9o9a9tuns uni
gbrerbistuns fir i9 ieIbt In gnipru9 AZ
nebmsn unb 81 forbern. Darum 1T "a
portbeiIbaft tue eiuen suten Weni9sn,
wenn er feline 6sbIsr burd GribiaIe abb:
BEN mub, sIei@uie bas @olb ssIdutsri
wirS in benz S9msIttiseI."
,,unb bieie Gribiale unb 0ibawdrtis.
teiten rsinissn ni1t a0sin bic Tussnb, ION.
bern uerIsiben ibr aud einen bS5ersn @rat
bes Wertbss. Nennt man eineR Wen;
i5en sebulois, wenn er bieie giseni9aft
nt6t bur9 9siosn erprobt BATE 5dtte man
wObl sinen Besriff pom Witlsib, psnu ber
Strei b.s glenbs ni9t Ssmanben sri9it.
teri unb isin Ssrs bsribrt bdtte2 Bsmer.
Ten mir wobl: fat aue lttliden nnb reIis
sioien Suaenben babsn ibre Suele in ben
2sioeu. Gin Weni9 senoB ale grs6suns
gen oes 2sbsns, uersaB Soft unb a9tsts
nidt auf bic Gimme ieibss @euiGens.
gr mari beftis unb ssristb Isi1t In Corn,
empfanb fein WitIsib fir bic luglidIis
den, ia iein StoIt perIsitste i'm gu Der
annabue, fe ni9t mebr fur ieinss @Ieis
den ansuisbsn; NIT einem Worte /; pon
al ben gaitern, wsI9e BITE grbs su sinsm
Samuertbale MAIDEN, fsbIte inn aud nidt
Elm sin,isss. BaIb absr dnbert ii9 isin
gsrbdltniB. Sn ebsn Fem WaBe, ME CT
iri5sr pom S9idiaIs bssiufist purbe,
piro sr isst pom bemisIb,n periolst. Da
aebsntt er, beB Sott isin Serr unb bic
Wsniasn feline gribsr Hnb. Aumdblis
madt feline 8eHeruns 5orti4ritts; er uirb
LIMIT. seoulOis, mttleibia unb sewifsns
baft; feline SseIs, friber eth absrunb Der
9attsrbafliSfeit, wiIo isst elm EsmpsI aaer
EuSenosn."
,Bas i'd Dir ssiast babe, finbsit bu In
benz, ras Dir aQe Gage DOT Ausen tommt,
beltdtigt. Wie utele uuter ben @sfanges
men, bic bu bsiudt, Iisbsn bic Iussuo felt
benz gtntrsten ibrss llnalids! unb bic,
wsIde idon fribsr tussnobaft parsn, mel,
de Sortfdritts babsn fs ni9t isst In ben
Susenbeu semadt! Sc tiefer Der Msni1
erntebrist woroen 1T eur9 Wioerudrtistei.
ten. UNI beifo bober tann er feinen Self
emporiaminsen. Der elenbe Rarrsn,
msi9er i'm gum BIutssriit brinst. pire
iein Eriumpbuassn, unb Die nit Slut be:
bsdte @uiqottne Der erbabeue S1auplae
isines Rubmss."
bod bebarf Der W.ni9 zines sroseu
Wutbes un3 elmer ni1t su eri1itternoer
Sianbbaftistsit, UNI isinsm Settle burd
ben BANNER Der 9sibeu cine ioI1e Sorm
ssbsn su Iafsn. 3 lisbs Eo9ter, bore
nidt auf, ben aeiaEtsneu Wutb Der @ss
fansensn, welhs bu aue Gage iiebf, MIDI
ausin bur1 0orte, ionoera aud burt
6lnoluussn Der d1ten W sni9enItsbe wis:
Der auf5urt9tsn. 9eb iest 81 linen, benu
bic Stunos TT ba."
Die Sunsfrau, weIde sine 5sitlans ne:
ben ibm setnisst, erbob It'd, trodnsts ibre
feubtsn BanssH unb usrlisB ibn unte'
eiuem S1merSensisufjsr.
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gefiblpoa. @bssatte, BON ben S&On'
beitsn hes 8isrpuIof iabter Gees gang bins
ssrifsn, su isiner iunsen Satin: .Wsnn
i'd wisoer cine SO@3dtsrsiie made,
ba ssb' ID, wsiB Soft wtebsr her,"
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Opsrbsn AAss sttsiff lure
9EAa@m&Naeaisia !
9amburser Sropfen.

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6ra SABRE lit i&1 tttSer inet Satrs
an sin.r, btftsn IRA Tit IL an stnsn, ktfh-
6.nlsteen unS brauttt gen Nastn .Rs.arrS
bic strf&t.btn Zen Inb bsTtrts 10 nrhe
WitttI sine ben s,. 3ueanS snf, aaSesrn
fiusfeu grfsls. Bu> ID anfns 81. GasnIs
lett na&ts ID ,in.n Rbatsfs 6ambrfsrr
gnfa3 nit Or. aus. 9rpsfsn tinlun,sntn.
3bntS's Sannbursu Rad BEN UtbrnuEf
xrppfsn une f4en mad BON bier Glaf4tn nfs
turier @tbrau4 rurst ID pttetr ~sn1fknSts
ID Ssutdneis Strs.> btrsef,lt.- pauI Eps.
0slt.-DntRs Wsolft, Der, 295 Qarab.,.Sts.~
Sts6tpn, Gal. q5teesp, SQs.
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Gtbere &eilun8.

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ID q dntui etsrtd. an sin,m asSelstbe1.
hen unb IebaIb ID Dr.. 0etfpsfuns, Qss,ttss
euSsf 9autsv Dam. Ipnsistt, S4lafuFsirs
tuSeu 2fprfen basts etc. % sttbt ni4ts
6sn antpsnbs fasls Id SsGrts bdssssn rtk
Etnbtrunsuns fnS Or. Gusuf 4bntst
btds auSseid&ntten banSursrr 9rppfa,
3rsSftn htsfvtssn fsts psnn mad Dsrf&ra
In unstntn Sdufs 40 ~dnsepanbft Fe fsdtrn
fnbtn.- antpn Rlab, In tetnsri 6aufs NJ
s6s RapIs.S tI. 90. tsn.- 1stnft& 6hn~
&sfn. Y. D. 'mn, Dttrstt Wei&.
OrsS 80 ssstsi b saa apstatsss - SsasA
m eRaRtRs 4 v0oel n nanl-seN "a
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Das GinDelkino.
Cine Gr3GbInna

Cine GrSGbluna
aus ben S@sdenstasen In Grautrsi4
pon
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