davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-16
strayed.

One saddle pony, coal black, white bIa zN,l
face, branded is ION left shoulder and e c
on left hip and P on left neck. Strayed
from Willow creek one year ago.
One clay bank gelding strayed from Viii.
low creek last July; branded X o on left
hin and J on left shoulder; weight, 100.
One brown gelding. strayed from Antelope
creek last spridg. weight LOO pounds;
branded I J on left thigh.
A reward OF $40 will be paid for their re.
covery. T. F. GARRETT, Lewistown..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-16
Bucks for Sale.

Eighty head Of Vermont Merinos and
seventy head OF y~earling grades. Would
exchange part for good grades.
NORTH MONTANA SHEEP Co,
Denton, Montana.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-16
Hay for Sale.

One hundred and fifty tom Of oat and
wild hay for sale at 81 per ton, with use
Of one field of $50 acres. Hay stacked in
convenient place for feeding with natural
shelter and abundance OF open water in
the most severe weather, or will take a
band of sheep or cattle to winter. For
further particulars inquire at this Office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-16
CHURCH


PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
LEwIsrowS- Regular services are held every
Sunday morning at loo o'clock. sabbath school
every sunday at $500 p. IN.
Christian Endeavor Society meets every Thurs
day evening At 7:%O.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Lew tSrows-Seryice every Sunday morning al
II o'clock, and evening At 1880. Sunday School be-
fore morning service. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. L.. +. HAWK. Pastor,
PHILBRooK.-Monthly appoinimeLts-lst Sun
day. tibet, al IL a. m. and p. ~; Beayer Creek,
ard Sunday, II u. IN and : y. M Pht brook, nd
sunday. II a. III. and p. m; Willow creek Ill
sunday. IL a. m
Iastor's residence. PhiIbrook.
X. 81. CRAVEN. Pastor.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-16
Cattle For Sale.

About twenty-five or thirty head of stock
cattle for sale at reasonable rates. For
information inquire at this office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-16
Musical Assembly.


IL amdestitute of dollars" said the
moneyless man.
Dollars" said the man, who had
no place of abode; ~ am without
quarters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
A DREAM OF POOR CHILDREN.

Mary Ange Ds We're in The Ladies' Home journal
I had a dream. sd, so sad II was ,
IL hurts my heart 10 tell that dream again.
its Weary breath in crowded street and lane.
Above the hot, rough pavements ana tne glare, IL,
From binding roof and wall, ana sun-scorched arr
I looked as might a spirit from on nigh,
Not strong but trembling and saw-oh sau'
The childrens poor sweet races, pou or sy, Glad
All ali were piteous. none seemed bright nor giao'
heard their songs and cries. their restless feet.
And their wild, longing hearts that peat anu oe"'
Then. as n spirit might. turned my eyes
out 70 the broad blue waters of the bay,
To all the widespread ioyen l , tnat h6 6v
The hills. the fields. the streams that laugh anc
And the kind happy Heaven that smiled above.
I saw fresh daisies in the cool. deep grass,
And bending boughs that shook their piosso"s
down
I watched the birds sun-swept pinions pass
And then | saw again the crowded town
The pale young children, where they waKed anu
Their eager pleading faces-and wept.
The toilsome streets were round them everyWh s,
Discord and greed and want and shameiui SIN
Poor stainless criminals whose eyes were far
And gravely pure. as eyes that watcn w,ln fran
Their feet were tired. and their sweet cheeks were
pale.
And some seemed wan and faint. for want Of
And trembling some, with fear Of curse or blow
And some at heavy tasks bent hand and heao
Numb with the pain that hopeless toiers Know En9"
And some were girls. children no more-oh' Co..
] dared not look TO see the path they trod!
Near me white seraphs hung; and rputely w e
And Christ. methought. wept too above IL all
broken PRAYER agm an I my soPp ynral
That dream. so sad so strange! IL can put seem
Only dream Surely twas but dream.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
SPIDER RAISING As Az TNDr STRY.

From The Chattanooga Times.
MANY YIN be inclined to dlscred the statement mt
that embarrassing Is an established Industry ~
Chattanooga. and Is being successfully conductor
by Ernest Keyber the proprietor OF tn EmterprIe
mates that between 5000 and 500 OF these Insects
paLe their homes i'm his boiling Department. which
orcuples a large ROOM probably % feet square The
,hniHs,nds Of little patches OF fbry material
wIlhin which the Insects nest and lay their eggs.
h't in DAYTIME hide in dark out of the-way cracks
and corners. but in easy command OF their woven
snares.
spller webs are everywhere spanning the space
chincry in front Of the window-whcrever, In fact
the busy weavers can find anything from which 10
b.sdcs given up to the insects. which have appar,
entity divided the space into many four-waHed
Xlr ncyDer is pleasap. and lnteiscnt iaIk Se
ana u m Tcntorir dsacnt SniI ''Those
creatures know more than great many people.
Iae', then, because thcv wage such constant war
on nics cockroachcs and other such vermin which
are yery troublesome 10 me. and which are at
tiing business \ spider meyer cares tor sweet
things nor drops into my watts OF bottles. Files
snil.rs watch every one that approaches hkc
hawks and soon lure him into their mcshe7 J
disturb ss ana Th'4 rhcy S'n heP ES m
call. and VIII come when called and crawl upon my
and nave never bitten me- though couldn't promise
30 much 10 stranger This spider Is hiberna' =,
ing animal and shuts himself up during most OF
he winter In those litl" nests you see stuck like
mind daubs the ceiling. When winter comes !
brush away AL these webs for the spiders prefer
a. weave new webs every spring" As cow must
ho MIXED every day. this wary and providcnt ittle
cre,ture must unraVel each spring the silken hbrlc
maj Is stored in its body. lie does not make ms
annearance til May. when the flies have laid their
eggs and Matched their first young. else the ny
crop would soon give out. Meantime the hundreds
Of eggs which each spider laid during he previous
summer and fan have been going through process
Of incubation and now turn out with The older ones
~ seek "A living for themselves Mr. Reyber mas
encouraged the Insects to harbor In his est1DSn1
mrnt for two years past. and finds the spoe.h S'
such practical utility as 70 be almsst indispensaos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
TIE EDITORS FUEL.
Illustrated Iopdon News

From The Illustrated London News.
The best abused class In England are editors. ana
they are not the most fortunate In other respects
\ friend of mine calling OH one the other Gay
and for purposes OF his OWN condoling with MIN.
Yes replied the other I'VE have much to bear
and the times just now exceptionally hard De.
cause of the general slackness In ADVERTISING.
Moreover" said my friend there Is the high
price of tuel For my part. tell my people w hs'
I'VE never do" said the editor: that Is the one "a.
vantage of my professional y indepsmasnt 81 w
contributions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
THE TALE OF HIRAM HALE.


Then you want to hear a story that Is true ana
On. tha, isa:s psychologist neither marvellous nor
Then hear my tale
No shooting pyrotechncs and no lime-lieht corrus-
And no phosphorescent ire-shne gimmer in this
You'll like this tale
OF Hiram Hale.
There was nothing supereminent or superhne IN
For he was the son Of Susan and also of Adon-
Fair. every day.
Plain folks. they say.
His wife was not illustriOus, but very much like
The daughter of his neshbOr Ruth and Abraham
'O' FIVE children came
About the same
The universe behed their deeds and never got e1'
The river that flowed by their house they none OF
them gnited D..
II flowed by il
What's that YOU say? You think this tale
And as a storytelling bard I've surely missed my
My tale falls nat?
Why, how Is that!
oh, mo elopements. suicides or red assassina-
No villain and no crisis, no dramatic culmina-
No loves rough course,
And no divorce.
WHY Hiram Industrious and fairly conscisn-
And led a mainly honest life. correct and UMPIRE
tentious;
What als this tale
OF Hiram Hale?
When you can get integrity you do not want We
And when / tell of honesty you cannot wish ras-
You do? oh. no,
1t can't be so.
What forgeries and robberies and crimes more en-
tertaning .,,, $500.
Than this true tale of Hiram Hale OF which yea
are complaining?
Why, I'm surprised!
And scandalized.
An honest man who does his work and labors long
and willing =,
Is not 80 entertaining as a good professional VII
lain?
I'm scandalized
And sore surprised x,>,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
RUSTIC RHYMES.
Downright. 1893 BY Sam Walter Foss.

Copyright 1899. BY Sam Walter Foss
A MIGHTY AMBITION.
In this great Ian where all is free no man can't
Don't shoot at ground-snpe. aim for stars. the
The hnmbes' men, our elder says, hez climbed to
An Skinned up Fortunes highe3 tree an s"a'ehe~
her apples down.
Then struggle on" he, "be bold. an not AFRAID
An. line the great souls the heights an sum-
Them words err hisn jest struck home, vowed
I'd toll to meet them mighty souls up there upon
the heights.
The way is long. the path is steep the top II fur
But will toll and struggle on an climb from day
NV aim is high. but on I press an purpose TO Se
some far off day. highway surveyor IN DeestricS
Number Three.
I'll climb that dizzy height some day. an on the
Wen viii boss three miles Of road an one whole
A purpose firm. a courage brave, a will no blows
VIII Land strong ambitious soul upon the heights
fame.
And that's where l purpose to git where pup
Eight shoveliers an two pick-axe men, an one boy
under me- ,,
Ten bosses an four dump-cart teams, t"o piouShS'
An. T nunpose 70 reach this height inside thirty
years.
Then do not try to hor me back. up! up! mus
The motter OF ambitious souls is. "On! an oni
NV aim is high; but on press. an purpose
Some far-or day highway surveyor in Deestrict
Number Three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29

Mail orders receive careful attention. No
charge for packing. Safe delivery guaranteed.
illustrated Catalogues mailed free.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06
Setesrapbie sbme Srabf.

Sas Soeal Der Gleftriier 1T es isit
LANCER 3eit gepeIen, pbne Srabt su
telesrapbiren. Die 9l09li6feit bat
taum Elm Sa9peritdnoi9er beitrittsn,
fiir bic Iusiii6rung aber lino peri6ies
oene 98ege etionnen. Sdon Dor eini-
gen Wtonaten 9in9 Die gtadridt our1
bic Sldtter. oab @oiion ieinen alten
Sorbetren elnen neuen bin;u9efiiet uno
oas Yroblem 9elOit babe. Ssit Der
3eit lit es mieoer munoerbar ltill ilber
Die @oiion'iden 0eriude eeuoroen.
WabrIdeinliA arbeitet Der eroBe Gr.
timber in aller Gube unbeirrt all Der
2Oiuna Der sroBeu 6rase peiter. sSn
Der leBtcn 3eit bat Der erite @leltriter
oes britiiden Yoit= uno Seleerapben-
amtes. 20. 8. greece, bic Sa6e duf.
9enommen unO ponl 8eneralpoltmeiiter
Die Mittel sur gusfiibrung Der @ers
lude erbalten.
grei Wtetbooen laeen Dem enslii6en
@lettriter Dor atlem i'm Slime: Gr=
items cine Srabtleitun9 bon Der 9dnge
elmer engliiden WeiIe gu erri6ten,
pdbrenS auf Dem S6iife, nit mclhem
Die @erbinoune obue Srabt bergeltellt
peroen iOll, ii9 cine Srabtleitung Der
Sdu9e nab beiinoet. 3ipeitens enen
Srabt bonn S9i1e aus in bic See su
bdn9en na9 Der &idtung. mo- iid bic
Srabtleitun9 am Gefabe beiinoet.
Sas Wteer biloet bier ben 8ermittler.
Sic brittle Metbooe preeces beitebt
oarin, elnen Srabt Bis in Die Ndbe
oes Sbiiies burd bas Wtesr gu fiihren,
pabreno cine Suouetionsrolle li6 an
SOro beIinoet. 9ie erite Wletbooe bat,
mie bic Zines" angibt. iid letter
Gage betpd6rt. Gs muroe bel Gdroiii
cine SrabtIeitung BON 2apernod Yoint
Bis 2aoernod Souie ge;oeen. 9luf Der
Sniel 6lat Solme, i'm Sanal BON Sri-
Itol, ruuroe Die Yara!lele errei6t. 9eBs
tere Seitlng mar cine balbe 9Rcile
lang. Sie @ntfernuns stpii6en Den
beioen Seltun9eH betrdgt etmu brel
en9(iide Wteilen. Sn 2auernof Point
puroe Elm itarter Strom entruidelt.
2luf Der Sniel b0rte man jeoes gBort,
pel6es am Geitaoe in bic 2eitung
bineingerufen nuroe. 9ie Zines"
iiihrt nit Ge6t an, DAP Der beriibmte
,n9liide Ybpliter @rpOtes i1on in
,inem 9lrtifel Der .6ortni9tblp Geuietp"
Oarauf aufmertiam 9emabt bat. oaB
IS li1 por allem oarum banole, Die 9e=
naue @elenldnge su treHen, oann
Diiroe bic Snouction pergleidsweiie
lcidt iein. Sas Broblem licgt in Der
2uft. gabri6einlib miro eS elmer
i0ien, oeiien 9tome ieBt nod p0llig gu
oen lnbetannten sdblt. Sn Dem Srief-
Dsdiel @alileis, 0 lan9e Dor Der Gnt=
oednns Der 6ernipirtungen Der @lettri-
itdt geidrieben. miro oes Problems
l6on @rwdbnung eetban.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06
Die pcrfebI.c Yrobc.

Ser 9roBmddtise G6eifb 9lbbuHab
iprad eine3 Sa9es 81 ieinem Sof= =Wei=
len, Dem alten GnetaSi: vSu peiBt
ftets einen fluaeu &atb gu ertbeilen,
alter GnetaSi, tOnntef gu mir biel-
leidt aua iasen, oh uno uie i'd es
beraussubrinsen permO6te, psI6e bon
meinen Soirdthen pirtlid auiridtie
lino?" - .@inia6e Sadie" entee9net
Der Soi=Meiie nit Siderbeit. SD
perbe Dir ioaleid iasen. groBmddtiser
Steitb. pie bas ansuian9en 1T: @e6e
bin unb oibte nod beute elm lan9es
Mdrden.~ rSaIt", unterbrad Der
S6eib, .Suberaibt. baB i6 tein Sid.
ter bin" = .0as 1T es ia ebsn, aroB=
mdhtiaer G6eitb! 9i6te nod beute
Elm langes Warden unO leie cs 9einen
periammelten Sofratben por." =
.gbsr. gnetasi, beoeute oo4, i'd babe
in meinem Qeben feline einsi9e 3eile 9e-
oi6tst!" = lin 10 beier!. 3. :. Wenn
Su bas lanee Marden Seinen Sof.
rdtben poreeleien buIt, wirlt Su bic
gBirtuna non ielbit ieben. Ntor9en bin
id pieoer gu Seinen i}iiBen, I'm Sein-
@abrnebmuneen su 6oren!"
9lm nd1lieu Sage trat Der meiie
@netasi in oas 3elt bes S9citb uup
begann:
SAT- Su meinen 8at6 befoIet,
aroBmidtiser Sdeitb?" = y@euiB"
- vllno mas oeidab. nahocm 9u
Stin Wdrhen 9eleien batteit?" fraste
IdmltBelnb Der 9llte. 80 Wtert=
piiroi9ss! @iner iGrie. DAB oieies
Wldrdcn bas lang seiuhte oes 9roBen
9i6ters Sbu=Semin iein miiiie. elm
anoerer, oaB id cine neuitrabIeuoe
Some am Simmei Der Si6ttunit lei,
Elm 9ritter bat, Elm tleines Stlf BON
meinem Wtantel abidneiben gu oiirien.
gum glnoenten an oieie herrli9e @or-
leiun9 unb ben unlterbliden Si9ter =
fur5 9lae jaudsten unO lobten meine
3unit unb Sprade." vNun, uno
Der alie Seri.9loin9" fraete seipannt
Der @siie. r9lb, Der 1T wi6reno Der
gorleiuns einseuidt!" n0abu! @as
erIebit gu nun oaraus. groBmd6tiGer
ShsitbF iprad triumpbireno Der ruslie
gllts. = .g3as iol i'd oaraus eriehenl"
entaegnet nit @riiaunen Der Sdeiib.
,gDas Ssoermann eriebt: onB i'd isbr
piel Salient gum OiGtsr babel"
gneta,i perbsusts iid. entsiinoete
ieinen Sidibut uno = idtuie9.
Senn er mar tpirtlid Elm g9eiisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06
ssn osr SDIpeferna6t.

mas fort Der auduf meiner llbr
Der Gube iiiBes Srdumen2
Sorbei oas Sabr2 = . LAB es MIR
Mit ieinem Slid Md idumen.
&al6 1T Der Sage fliidt'9e S9aar
Sm Wonoenlauf perilungen,
9tun fat Der Ntonoe lebter gar
Seln S6wanenlieo seiunsen.
9fun fliebt nit inn ipie eitel Sru9
Sin Stiif BON meinem Qeben;
Sdon mill oas Sabr sum lebten Slug
Die l6nelleu Sdluin9en beben.
auf icincn S6min9en itrablt mein
Slid,
Ses Sriebens Moraenidimmer
Sa rnft oas Sers: tebr' suriif -
SleueI9t - plellei9t aud nimmcr!
llnb iiibl' i9 ni6t bel bieIem Wort
Ses 3meifels ganse S6were?
@s itiirmen bic @eoanten fort
Jn unaeuiiie 2eere.
S9 leb' Die Sutuntt na6tllmbltllt
Sid wie Elm glbaruno oebnen -
So6 ibre ounflen Sisfeu fiiqt
Der sanSen 0seni6beit Sebnen.
limb SeuEer tuallen ipie @ebet
0ura ibrc ferniien &dume,
8lei6 einem Strom, Der rau19enb
ipebt
Gum Simmef iein 8eiddume.
@as einiam meine Seele i6pelt,
Sd bOr' es tauienotOnig
Sur6i1auern jeBt Die peite 9Delt,
Den gettler wie ben 86nia.
Sa-i6mettert ni6t bonn alten Sburm
Ser alte Wd6ter orpben2
Sord, in ben @aiien bat ein Sturm
Ser 6relloe lib erboben.
llno ioate i'd allein oem Slang
VerSagten Sersens laulden?
9tein, boIfnun9soollen SubelIang
Dor i9 bernieoerraui9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06
ttaterSecboote.

gor fur,er 3eit 1T in Sappna oas
Sau6erboot bes Sneenieurs 9eter oeeli
2lbbatti bonn Stapel eelaufen, Das
pesiea fir 6ii6erei uno Saudersmede
lonitruirt III. BON beiien Yrpbeiabrt
aber biz iebt ni9ts berlautst. lleber=
baupt III bic Sraae Der llnterlpaNer-
boote iebr in &iiditanO setommen, ieits
Dem es iid als unm6glid ertpies, cine
sr6bere @ei6minoieteit als adt 9no.
ten su ersielen, bel welder an cine Ser=
penoung 81 SrieasSweden, an cine
geriolgung feinolider Sdiife ni6t se-
oabt werben taun. Seilrn un9eahtet
bleibt Die 9lnpenoung 5u frieDli6en
3wedtn, insbeionoere gu Gori6unoen,
beiie6en, uno lino Die Derldieoenen Ser-
u6e, brau6bare 3onitruttionen su
iinOen, bon allsemeincm Snterelle.
Die eine Sra9c oec QuftbeIaaffun9 iiir
oas unter WaRer beiinolide S6iff 1T
tei Der beutigen Gr3eusunsste6nit foma
primirter GiaIe pbue Selang, oa9egcn
Ipielt bic Siderbeit cine 8ole, nit mel=
der Elm S6itf BET lrqeno etnem Setett
Der Mai6ine &C., mieoer on Die Sber.
Hd9e suriidtebrt. 90 bat oas Irans
,biide llnterieeboot p@oubet" einen
idperen 8leitiel, Der i'm auaenblid Der
geiabr bonn S9iife setrennt weroen
tann, uno oas erleihterte 6abrSeug
ltr.bt raid CUR Sberfldde. slnoere
9orridtun9en beiteben oarin, baB bic
6abrseuge burd in Sewesung befino,
lite S6raubeu, Yumpen &C. gum Sina
fen aebra9t unb unter g9aher gebalten
peroen uno bel gufb6ren Der Wtaihi=
nentbdtiateit iofort auffeisen. 90
piro auf Der @erit in Soulon Elm
llnterieeboot sebaut, bas 800 Sonnen
Waileruerordn9un9 beIibt uno mi
5au9eridrauben ausseruitet lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06
u e It / a b +.
Bon &arI Reuters&ereer CT.

Sei's nur elm Wabn. ben li9 Der
WienI6 bereitet,
Sab nit bem mitterndbtsen @loden-
i9lage
Our 2OIung elmer neuen S9idi dials=
frage
auf cine neue 8abn Iein 8ott ibn
leitet;
DaB, sipie Der 3ei9er einmal iiber.
i6reitet
Die 3i1er 3p6lf, aud iebe alte Ylage,
Der alte @runo gum Sorgen uno sur
Slase
8uriif ms Suntel oes 8eraana men
sleitet =
Na9's aud Elm Wabn nur fein. BEN
man oa frDbnet:
So9 miro bic Soffnunssflamme er ent=
Die uns ben boyn9en 2ebenspfab Der,
i9Onet;
Die uns aus bes 8ersa9ens ounteln
8riinoen
Bur S6be fiibret. beren @ibfel trOnet
Has 3iel, bas ieBt mir Sraume uns
bertiinoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06
mebmt, bsr gebante on ibren gouIip

nebm, Der Gebante an ibrsn gouIir
Gutt.
Ddbreno aber Gplpia rai6en SuBes
ipieoer bsm 8alliaale sueilte, maren
bier eeiddftise Sdnoe bemiibt, oem
Spiegel feline friibere blante 6ld9r
piebersu9eben.
.aui Der 9latte iiebIt Su oicl bib.
ider aus" ia9te Bella su Surt, ala
oieier ii6 i'm Spieeel beiebeno, sufrie=
"sn ben Sdnurrbart orebte.
Mls Splpia einioe Gtunoen Ip6ter
bonn Bale nah Sauic fam uno beim
@intritt in lbr 3immerden einen neu-
9ierigen Slid in ben Spieael parf,
aei9te oieier aan3 unidulois ibr eisenes
Bib.
ngs III meine 8eIiimmunq," mur,
melte iie nod Dor bem @nti6lai.n.
Ser 3eit bon adt Saeen beourfte e
nod, biz SDlpia pem iiberaliidliden
&urt err0tbeno Tim ben Gals iiel uno,
inoem iie ben 2opf i9ambaft an feline
Sruit bara, fliiiterte:
ngs 1T meine Seltimmuns."
Giele Sabre fpdter bat bic Srau
Soetorin, als lie i'm Sreiie ibrer 6a=
Mile, gu Der aud swei ltrammc Suben
uno Elm sierli6es Mdbben 9cb6ren, Die
9ebeimniBuolle @ei6idte iener @pl=
be eiterna6t eriubr, belle a6t Sage lang
NIT ibrem seitrengen gbeberrn, (oer,
unter lns seiagt, cine @eni9teit unter
benz gantoHel itebD .aebrummt" f;
oonn 1T lie ibm. trpb Der beioen Suben
lno oes WtdD6ens, errOtbeno Inn ben
Sals geiaaen itno fat seitammslt:
,gs par bod meine Seitimmuns."
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8erfriibt. Sunee Srau:
,2iebe Wtama, Uer3eib baB i'd Dir
nidts porIeBe; i9 babe meine S9liiiel
perlegt; Otto santte iiber bas Giien
uno ieBt bab' id Miardne!" Wutter:
Soft, lpie reisenb. &ino! Saum a6t
Gage psrbeiratbet uno idon Sdliihel
bsrlesen, sauten uno Miardue! Su
Gift ia idon cine poa,noete Sausfrau!"
Rad 9ebarf. Run. Serr
gommercieurath, Sic piiniden alio,
Dab i9 Sbnen fir oas nell setauite
61loB 8iloer Sbrer Ibnen componire
- pie psl 9lbneu ipollen Sic oenn?"
- vWaden Se mai porldufis adtl.
Wenn msr bic ssfaaen = beitea' ia
nn6!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06

Cans lid er9efeIlt Il es
ni6t, baB Gutenberg Der erite Griinoer
Der 8udorudcrtunit mar. Nb9eleben
oapon, oaB Die Gbineien lie bereits Elm
SabrtauIeno Dor unierer 3eitrednung
9etannt batten, eridisn i'm Sabre l44l
in geneoig in 9esus aui bas 9ruden
Elm Setret, 10 baB man annebmen
mub, baB bic Sunlt bort i9on ldn9ere
3eit in llebun9 mar. Gutenberg
i6eint nit Sauit Die Mainser Yibel
obne Datum 1855 seorudt sl baben,
lpabreuo Goiter bon Daarlem nit Dem
,,,Speculum humanac salvationis"
piellei9t i6on l440 fertis geworoen
mar. SeoenfaQs CAB es i6on ein
Sabr Dor ienem Sibeloruf, nGmli9
1854. cine eeorudte Grmabnun9. Die
Waifen gegen bic Siirfen su erersifen
uno gu sleider 3eit siuei 9lblaBbrieie
glitolaus v. 9ta1 6rantreid fam bic
Sunft 1869. glniangs eribienen nur
Solianten, oann bic Auartanten uno
1901 bic SuOoe;bdnot. Sie Srlder
mareu bamals aud ibre eisenen Suds
bdnoler; Die 9lnSabl Der @remplare jes
Der gufIa9e betrua seu0bnIiA breibuns
bert. IS srregt @rliauntn. ipenn man
li.f, bab i6on oamaIs bon l470 bis
1900, alto in oreiBig Sabren. in @u.
ropa mebr als sebntauieno glus9aben
BON SHhern uno Yampbleten geOrudt
,uoroen. 6ierpon fielsn am meiiten uuf
Stulien; Senebis allein mar nit 1885
ggertsn bardn betbeiIist. 2onbon MIR
nit 1870. Sn Spanisn eridien' oas erae
@ert 1474 iiber bic ~ea,pfdnsnis osr
beilisen Sunsfrau"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06

-Was friiber elm Sarbie
Niles lonnte, oiienbart cine gtiirnber.
ger 9nSeiee bonn SABRE 1910. Die mir
in Der rpdoago9I6en 3eitung" ab9e=
orudt iinoen: vSiat Materl, Barber,
Periidenma9er, @eoraus (@birura),
6arridreiber, Sdulmeiiter Suiidmieo
uno Geburtsbelfer, &aIirt Dor ein
&riiser. idneio bic Oaar fir siuei 9rii=
ser uno Butter uno pomaoe obenorein
Die iunsen artigen 6rauleins, iti9t Die
Saternen an Sabr oosr 0ierteliahrs=
weiie, Die Sungen @oeleute lernt ibre
Wtutteriprade 9rabmaoidoliib uno
ganS leidt. iorat for ibre Sitten uno
lernts bu6fabpre. Seidldgt bic 6erite
meilierbait. mast uno ilidt S9u6 uno
Stiifel, lernts Sobo uno Slaut, ldBt
Naoer, icbt Sdropftopf gang aering,
gibt 81 Sorhio fir Elm ariiser Is
Stiid, lernt in Die SGuIer bic 9ooil-
ions uno anoere Sang, pertauit Yaii=
merp aller 9lrt. Yupier, Stifelmids,
9eialSene Sdrint. Sonistuns. Yiirid,
ten. WarIefa!len uno anOere Sonfets,
Sersitdrtcno @urSel. Sartoifeln,
Srabowiirit uno anoeres 8emiis.
n. b. lernt aud Die Geographic uno
lremo Wdbren alle Wtittmo1 uno
Sonnabeno sSiat Materl."
= In9enebmer 9uftrae.
rWaper, ia9t Der Srintipal am 9teun=
unoSlpansisiten su einem @ebilfcn, nit
oem er iebr unsufrieben lit. lid bab'
10 elm i6le6tes 8eoidtniB = i'd per.
gehe slles! erinneru Sic mid aw
isriten, oaB i'd 5bnen tiinbise%
= Wer getitBt, Der TENN
bic Giebe nur CUR Sdlfte; wer eepeiui,
Oer bat iie gan5 erfas..