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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
Ths r'rl. Gree, rroy-a Fatal.

BosToN, Dec, 20. Mrs. Hen Hare gc a
woman 10 whom Paris green was rf"n "a
whiskey by her dauRhter-in-iaw Nargares
kaBc. ~ her homo in n.merrllI s.f--t "a
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, died fO-daY. N'r- hars
Tho Younger. VIII now he .nArgeI v q n -Lirn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21

Police Commissioner Hayden Of BROOKLYN
yesterday promoted thirtY-two patrolnlen 10
De r1EUdsmen. in accordance with the law
Iassed 3 tho last Legislature Authorizing tle
nuIrlutWsHt OF two additional r0unlsugn in
vaeh precinct. Ihere ara twelve more rounds
Wru tu % appointed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
I2PrOvss El.vs'.a service IA BrooLlrs

The Executive Committee Of the directors Of
the BTooklEn Elevated Railroad Company yes
tsrday decided 70 put smoking cars on an
trains after Christmas. aud 10 run more tTains
% tue Fifth avenue Lexington aVsnus aud
Broadway linsI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-21
Senators HIli and Murphy to-day received a
visit from delegation Of wage sarners from
Nonkers who protest AGAINST the proIosed 70.
Mrs. aimee Gives Two RsmbraRdts 10 BOs-
tOn's FIas Arts Mussam.

BosroS. Dec 2o-Ths widow Of Frederick
l. Ames has given 70 the Museum Of Fine ArtS.
In memory Of her husban1. two ufs-sized
portraits by Rem brandt valued at SO. 600 eac h,
One j. r. por trait ~ Lr- Tul lated 1854 and
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
c. C. HACKLEM

Owing to change in the law per-
tanning to the collection of taxes, Sher-
iff Jackson has revoked all his former
appointments, and hereafter all taxes
will have to be paid in Albany.
The young people of the Presbyteri-
an church will give a social and con
cert at Union Hall tomorrow, Friday
evening, March 10th. Refreshments,
ice cream, cake and candy to pull. Tis-
sue paper bon-bon caps will be for sale.
Admission, adults 10 cts; children,
) cts.
The latest novelty received in Port
land in the bicycle line is the Twins
Two machines joined together by CON
Meeting rods. Any lady or gentleman
or two ladies may set side by side, and
ride these machines without any
danger whatever, as il is Impossible
to Kaleidoscope.
The county court has under consid-
Grafton petition numerously signed
by the tax payers Of the county, ask
ing that the county restore to Ex--
Sheriff Rice the $1,000 of county funds
stolen from him--many years ago
i and repaid by him to the county. At
the time of the theft the county had
no safety vault in the Sheriff7s office
and Albany had only one very small
bank. Mr.. Rice had returned from a
tax collecting tour late in the evening,
placed the $1,000 of county funds, with
warrants and other papers in box
in the office Of the clerk. The next
morning the box was gone. A note
showed under the Sheriff's door sever
al days afterwards told where the
box and papers-minus the money
could be found. 1t was recovered, but
the money was never found, After
many years the friends Of Mr., Rice
are urging the county to restore to him
the $1,000. 1t seems to be just and prop
er that this be done and we hope the
county court will 30 decide.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
BUY YOUR
BUY YOUR
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGH
FROM
MATTHEWS & WAsHBURN,
Albany, Ore.

Otto Adrian, NJ. L. Garoutte's
butcher had rough and tumble
fight last week at the slaughter house
with huge buck sheep. He proved
match for his four legged, woody COM
batant SO long as his wind lasted and
he maintained his hold in the wool.
But soon the wool slipped and Otto,
holding bunch in each hand, fell to
his hands and knees fully prepared to
meet his foe in combat after his own
style. The first bunt was sufficient,
and passer by saw the good natured
"butch'' light wrong end up in a con
venient buffalo chip t?) with bruised
head and bloody nose. The pieces
were all found but his moustache,
which has probably found a resting
place in some wandering crows nest,
where it will furnish warmth to the
forth coming generations Browns
vile Times.
The Oregon Pacific case was decided
last Saturday at Corvallis and Judge
Fullerton, the new receiver, Mr.. Gest
and Others came to Albany on a spec
ial tram. The arguments before
Judge Fullerton were long and inter-
esting ones. Judge Bryson appeared
for the Farmers, Loan 4 Trust Co.,
trustees for the bondholders, G. H.
Gest of Fay & Gest Of Seattle, appeared
for the Wharton-Blair reorganization
party Of bondholders, Judge Bron.
augh appeared for the receiver and
Mr.. Linthicum for the National Park
Bank and Vermylie 8 Co. of New
York, holders Of certificates. Mr.. e.
w. Hadley, recently manager, was
appointed receiver and qualified al
Eugene Monday. The request for q
postponement of the sale for three
months was refused, and the sale tool
place Tuesday. The matter Of post
ponement will be argued the 10th. III
case Of no sale now, as there will prob
ably not be, under the arrangement,
$4,000 in receivers certificates will bt
bought by Mr. Gests clients at once anC
the paid. The result is highly graft
flying and means good deal for tn,
future Of the road. Mr. Hadley viii
appoint a new manager at once
The sooner the complete exit Of th
Hogg faction is chronicled the better
Whatever they did in the early worl
Of the road their more recent manag,
inent lusti6es this statement, Demo
: crat.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10

The bank of Hamilton, Job & Co.
was victimized to the tune of $500
through clever piece of forgery on
the part Of one James Baker, alias
Condry, alias Mckinney, a young
man who has made his home the past
winter on Soap creek, whose name he
forged to a check. He had at one
time been given a check for a small
amount, which he kept and initiated
in filling out blank for the above
stated sum, and SO perfectly did he
counterfeit Mr.. Browns signature
that it escaped detection at the bank.
The forger skipped, and no tidings had
been heard Of his whereabouts at last
ounts.-Corvallis Gazette.
The board Of directors for the Har-
risburg Water Power Company, says
the Courier, met in regular session last
Saturday, the 25th inst, and made it a
part Of their business to instruct their
executive committee TO make some
compromise with Mr.. Mendenhalls
folks for the right-of-way for the ditch
through their premises. This move
on the part Of the company, if met
with corresponding liberality by the
other side will lead to an equitable
settlement of the matter, save expense
for both parties, and for future refer
ence will be vastly more pleasant thar
if settled by the strong arm of law.
Gov. Pennoyer yesterday granted
full pardons in favor of VIM. Russell
and Benjamin Dearing, sentenced IN
1889, to serve five years for the crime
of larceny, the pardons being recon,
mended by the district attorney
FraI k Hart, committed from Union
county, for the crime Of assault and
robbery, and received at the prison
July 2, 1892, to serve term of five
years, was also pardoned. This par
don was recommended by the distric
attorney, on the ground of doubt o
his guilt Godfrey Brose was alst
pardoned, upon recommendation o
the district attorney. He was con
victed in Union county for the crim'
of manslaughter. He was received a
prison Oh November 5, 1890, and wa
sentenced to term Of eight years.
A Dallas paper sums it up this way
''The man who paints his yard fence
cleans up his premises, whitewashe
his barn and outhousesand keeps walk
in front Of his gate, is greater bene
factor to the city than the individua
who spends his time Oh the street cor
ners pratlng about silurian city an
the dead condition Of his adopte
home.n
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10


Mr. Crandall has moved in Hard,
mans house on Second street.
J. c. Gorden left Monday for the
Cherokee nation lands, in Indian Ter
rltory, which are to be thrown open
for settlers in the near future.
w, F. Chase has purchased Il part
nership with II. Wilson in the planer
mill and lumber yard and solicits a
share Of your patronage.
The annual county teachers insti-
tate will meet In Albany March q,
2, % and "a. Full particulars and
programme will be given next week.
We understand that Robert sClow
viii starta bank in junction City in
the near future. Mr.. Glow is man
Of strict integrity, and he is perfectly
bustworthy.-Herald.
Mr.. II. c. Clement, formerly of this
county, and at one tine connected
with the saw mill at Waterloo, died
lately at his home In Tacoma. He
had assumed quite fortune while in
Tacoma.
Mrs. ?, w. Morgan has rented and
moved into DR.. Courtney's store build
ing, where sbe is opening up millin-
cry store, Mrs, Morgan has had con.
siderable experience in the millinery
business, and we wish her success.
Post Master Miller received let
ter this week from John r. Tunnel,
Of Robertsville, Tenn. He stated that
Jas. I. Hooks formerly of this place
had killed man in Anderson county
Tenn, and that there is $3.50 reward
offered for him.
On Sunday last, Vim, Skinner, aged
IA years, while out hunting, met with
an accident which cost him two.fingers
from his right hand, He was holding
his hand over the muzzle of the gun
when, in some manner it was dis
charged with the result named. DR.
| J. S. Courtney was called and dressed
the wound.
There will be services in the FRS
Presbyterian church every Sunday
morning and evening. The evening
sermon Is especially intended for tn,
young people. Young Peoples praye
meeting at Up. NJ. on Sundays. AL
are cordially invited to come and wor
ship with US. Please make yoursel
known to the Pastor.
EDWARD EcCLEsToN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
Card Of Thanks.

Tony friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted and cared for me and
mine during my recent bereavement,
! desire to extend my heartfelt
thanks, A friend in the hour of afllie-
tion seems the dearest, and | assure
you that / shall always remember
your kindness most gratefully.
MRS. A. w. GRUBB.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
Gard of Thanks.

The children Of the late Mrs. 4.
Carothers desire to express their heart
felt thanks to the many friends fSuI8s
their untinng kindness and attent
TO their dearetNther, during herbr. IN
ness and de
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
@Tpreaaipus.

Come in for Job work.
Atty stowe is in Albany this week
on business.
SEE Hackleman's new ad and be
sure and vote.
Try the new drink, Cream Soda, at
Zahns
Special baking done to order at Mrs.
May Zahn's.
The Southern Pacific is 70 have
new depot at Grants Pass, Or.
w. ]. Turnldge Is again on the
streets, after several week sicknes.
]. c. Bilyeu returned home Friday
from a few days visit at Jefferson.
Pumps and pipe down to Albany
prices. F.C. AYERS 4 Co,
DIR Courtney has moved into his
residence on Second street.
S. Dudley, Dentist, Lebanon, Greg.
Office up stairs over City Drug store.
]. s. Courtney NJ. D. Physician,
Surgeon and Accouchuer Lebanon,
Or.
Hon. M. A. Miller returned to Salem
this week 10 complete some committee
work.
Fresh bread, pies, doughnuts and
cakes kept constantly on hand at Mrs !.
May Zahn's.
r. MussleInan made this Office a
pleasant cali one day this week. Come
again.
The dance that was given In Union
Hall was well attended, and was
much enjoyed by all who attended
The marriage Of G. H. Hinges, Of
Portland, and Miss Halle Parrish, the
sweet singer of Salem is announced.
Remember the next regular club
dance will be AT Union Hall Wednes-
day e7ening, March %, 1898, and ey-
cry two weeks thereafter.
Oregon City is to hpve daily paper
commencing about the 10th inst, The
Enterprise IL to be issued daily aDc
weekly from that date.
Farmers: S. N. Steele & Co., Of Al
bany, Or, are now prepared to loar
money from one to five years, in sum
Of 500 to $4,000. Call on or writ
them
Attorney Garland was in Alban!
one day this week to get the count,
court TO offer a reward for the mur
derer Of Loveall, which he sueceede,
in getting.
We call attention to w, c. Da
Wis new ad which appears in this IL
cue Of the EXPRESS. Mr.. Davis /
successor to @. w. Simpson and whel
visiting Albany you should not fail :
give him call.
Some New York papers pay dolla
for good, new joke, and are seriousl
thinking Of offering large reward fo
every one warranted genuine that wi
make the proof-reader i'craek smile.
--EX.
Fruit trees for sale at NJ, Ii. Forster
nursery, at bedrock prices. Call an
get my prices before buying elsewher
Prune trees very cheap for the mex
thirty days. NJ. l.. FORSTER,
Tangent, Or,
A number Of vagabonds are said
be making living III New York cit
by following express wagons aroun
the city, on the alert to steal package
while the expressman is in the hou'
doing business, or when packages FL
from the wagon, as quite frequentl
happens.
Bud Thompson has bought the Cit
Restaurant from Mr.. Steel and is Fl!
ing it up in first-class order and HI
put in an Office in front and turnt
ii into hotel, and hereafter 1t will (
by the name Of the City Hotel. Br
makes a good hotel man and we vii
him success.
The Southern Pacific will build
branch Of the p. & w. V. narro
guage from Oswego to Oregon CIT
and give the city by the falls ha
hour service to the metropolis. Ra
road surveyors were at Elk Rock Tue
day preparing to either tunnel at th
point or build substantial bridge.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10
Married Man
Married Lady
Young Man
Young Lady
| Sack Flour.
| Pair $4 Shoes
r. w. L. Douglas
So 90 Shoes
| Pair $4 Shoes

person is entitled to vote for every 50 cent pur
chase made until Saturday evening, March 18Th when the
votes will be counted by the following Committee Messrs
G. H. Raston, F. M. Miller and Dr. W. H. Booth The
persons receiving the largest number Of votes shall receive
the prizes; and their will be published in the Ex
PRESS with the number Of votes given Also the parties
with the next largest number of votes The names Of the
four leading candidates will be published every week with
the number of votes each
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-10

70 the most Popular Married man. most Popular Married
Lady, Most Popular Young Man. most Popular Young
Lady in Lebanon and vicinity, will give the following
useful Prizes
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

en- Gnb: pirb. mas tomme,, tp.rb.
lpeib i6, unb tpenn Sic MIDI lieb bas
Ben, belfen sic es hibleuni9en. St.
ben sic ibm, tpie es ia iebt ibi4. ben
plab neben Griulsin Mimi."
Gin abermalises @lifertlirren rib
bic alte Dame aus ibren geoanten.
Das mar bas .gnbe". 3pei 9erz
aen botten ii9 au1ammen sefunben. bic
rerite 2iebe" entfaltete ibre MuAberz
blitbe. .r..
i Der Werlobuns itellten ii@ teine
S&misristeiten entsesen. @l!ern, bic
All befraeer setpefen pdren. CAB es
ni&t rebr, unb TrGulein Mimt's San=
te bate bic 8ereitniQteteit. ia ou Ia
gen, i9on lanse aupor beutlt@ 9enu9
ertenner, 3u laHen. 4u4 bic Cecil
1@aft tpar pollitdnots, ~ausgef0bnt pte
INNER, tpenn Elm Greignib ein9etrez
ten 1T, bas lie borausgefeben. 9enn
es 1T imnaer ansenehm. bic 8etdttz
eung bss eisenen s&arfblids gu e.
balten.
Mls Is cine halle @tunbe fpdter Dr.
M<nblin seslidt mar, feline 8raut
in cine betmli9e Teniterntf@s gu ate=
fen, flilterte iie, f&a&tern feline Sim
ger er9reifenb:
vWie tomi1@ bas bod por3in mar
nit Der 6rau bon bon - tpte bteh
lie bod elei49 @etbt Du, bab i'd
fiir9tete, Du piirbeft nun ptellet4t
nidt tpeiter iprefen, 10 baitlg ert5ogl1t
Du mir Teine 9anb. - IS tpdr' bot
f9abe 9emeien."
ssybre MaipetGt ma4te i'm fiber,
Gr tpuBte, bab ct ibr seseniiber INNER
Der @ebenbe iein miroe. "Sammerz
, f9abe, mein 9er3."
,Mas it's ab<r NIT bieier - iebi
fGut mir au9 lift Rame Elm, 5rau bon
8erq - iG fab beutli4, tpie Du 3uz
1ammenaudteft, iifs irgenb cine unanz
aenebme Grinnerung9"
,Ni@ts bon 8ebeutung, Rino.
Die Game 1T @@riftteqerin, bas iagt
Mues. Ni9ts @rrosanteres uno I'M
Observation-Disclosures auf Der Welt, als
cine f9reibenbe Trau. Mqsr petbltz
der Rei3, ale bic 70 ent3iidenbe 9ulfz
loiiqteit gebt btrlorsn, 1obalb cine
grau 3ur Teber sreift, um init BEN
Manne 3u petteifern. @eripri4 mir
&inb, 6ab Du ;niemals terglel@en
untern,hmen mir It."
sSrdulein Mimi perfpra@ es. Gs
nurbe ibr nur a03u lei&t, ibr Ser
1pr4en gu balten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

neben limb Fat biefe uebung i'm S4ne.>
f4ublaufen cine al1semeine peiterseb.
enbe 8ebeutune als nur bic fpprth4e9'
Mir t0nnen bieie Gragen setrof auf
@runb btreits aema@ter @rfdbrun9en
entf@teben beiaben. Sir bas S&nee'
i9uhlaufen eisnet ii9 iebes Serratn,
1obalb es nit elmer btnrei4enb boben
S4nsebede bebedt 1T. Diefe 1T aber
aumetit 1hne0er, porfanten, ols bets
ipielspeife cine eeniieenb feite gtsbede.-
auf bic Der @9littf9ublauf a%nsetptefen
1T. 8etpnt'f et Defenders, bab bic Nusz
iibune bes Observation-Disclosures teines
aebabnten Meses bebarf, ionoern, TAB
fret uber 9iisel, uber Telb unb MieSe
Der Weg eenommen tptrb. Dieter umz
itanb 1T mobl al beahten, In temielben
1t baupt1d4li4 bic a41emeinere. 1aeen
mir Observation-Disclosures 8eoeutun9
pes @portes begrinoet. uniere @ebtre
ae iinb bes Wtnters oft genug berz
i&n:it, bab jeber @ertebr ia >po@en>
lana bon Dem etnen Ort gum anbern
abaei&nitten 1T. Da 1T ber @&nee.
{dub Elm Setter in Der Motb, ber ni9t
i'm @ti9 IGBt; ie b0ber ber @4nee, be-
ito fri54er unb fr0bltfer bic Gabrt.
Dem Qanbmann unb benz 6or1tmann.
fit Probes Summeln, pte fir ernite
3mede lit ber @4neei @ub in BET manz
niafaltiq1ten Mei1e bienitbar gu mo-
den. SIS tpiirbe gu melt fii6ren,au bic
Ginaelbeiten auf3u3dblen, ro3u bic
@@neel 9ube iiberaa gu pertpenoen
iinb, tpie lei9t unb sefabrlos bag 9ou>
fen su erlernen, ME let4t m19li@ bic
Musibuna bes 2aufens 1T. Nur bag
cine ronen mir nod berborbeben, bab
es t1um einen Mtnterfport 9eben furfs
te, BET fir ben @in3elnen in 9e1unoz
teitlider 8e3iebung 10 b~eoeut1am 1T.
als ber @dneef9ublauf. Die bur4'
bic Musibung bes 2aufens bebtn9ten
eiaenen 8epegungen aieben be Musz
teltbitiafeit bes ean5en &Drpers tn
Mitleiben1taft, bic 8epegung IN Der
freien 2uft bringt ter Qunge neue
&raft; ter 2auf, BET t~eTonoere Get3
b;etet, oibt @eiit unb @emiitb Nabrung
unb Wnregung. mer einmal bag
@@neef9ublaufen erpr>bt, !oirb ni,s
re&t qeben, tpenr pir fagen: Die Gin
fiibruna bes @9nee19ublaufens 1T dus'
p~eitaebtnben @riinben tpobl AZ en1z
pfeblen unb gu f0rcern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Der .bemal;qe 4ine{i1@e Gefanbz

Der .bemal:se @tnefi&e @tfanbz
te in paris, General Marquis 71en!<
Ri=9ona, Der Dor apet Sabren NIT
6interlaKung elmer teeeutenben @@ulz
benlaft aus europa ber54pano, purbe
betanntli& in 1etner @tnelii&en 9et<
matb &peqer, 1eines unreellen @ebab<
rens als @ertreter bes btmmlii&en
Meides Bel ber frans6ftfden Gepu6lit
binter @@lob unb @iegel ee]ebt. @ein
proaeb bauerte LANCE, enbigte iebo9
tir3lt9, pie aus Betting gemeloet tpiro,
nit ber pou{tGnbi9en &ebabilitirung
bes inbaftirten Diplomaten: Mdbere
Mittbeilungen barabsr. tpie IS benz
Marquis selane, feline :@&ulbloit9ted
barauleaen, feblen allerbtngs nod. @s
mir6 muir mttgetteilt, bab ber Marquts
bon {einen @i4tern a(s "tabeQoter
@brenmann" befunben unb gum 2o9ne
bafir gum eriten Setretdr unb Wertre:
ter bes @icet0niss bon pet4ilt ernarnt
tpurbe. MuBerbem bat bic @tneftl4e'
Meaierunq .bas bonn Marquis por9eleg.
te proiett elmer @iienbabn 6ur@
Sientfir eenebmtst.-um it4 boQitdnz
biq gu. ressabilifiren, eriib:ist benz
Marquis S{eng nod. feline @@ulben in
europa gu be3ablen; bann ert tperoen
linn au4 {eine @ldubiger bas 3eugnib
aus5tellen, baB Ct Elm ntabelloier @brer1<
mann 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
neuer @er1u&, cine &ebelion

Gin neuer @er1u9, cine &ebeqton
in NorbzGbina berbor3urufen. 1T &C.
maht porben unb enbete nit ber Yer
ni9tung Der @ebenion. Dte @3ene peg
lebten Musbru4es mar nur 10 Mtetler
BON benz @ertragsbapen Niuztf4uanq
entfernt. Gin Priefter 8ubbba:
mahte 81 @@ingztpon %glauben, bal e.
Elm Mbt0mmling ber Mtng<Ratfer lei
unb bah Ct Mn}pru@ auf ben 9bron
babe, bet fi4 iebt i'm 8eitB ber Man<
6uz Dpna} lie beinbet. Ser prttftsr
qab benz 81 bic @erli@erung, bab er
1npermunbbar nGre. 81 ib,rreoete nun
cine 3abl eber FOLDER @tmpels, tpte Ct
elmer mar, ft@ I'M i'm gu 1daaren.
Ser priefter' CAB ifjnen e:ner 9e9e1mz
niBponen Srant, UNI iie gegen Rugeiz
56lf1e unpertpunobar gu MAIDEN. Die
Sabine ber Gmp0rung tpurbe baraut
aufoe6tBt. Sin !@eqiment @olbaten
purbe gegen RE &ebellen gelanbt: Gin
Ouben6 ter1elosn murber erf4onen
unb bic uebri3en. unter benen 1;4 81
befanb, tpurben entbaupFet. @etn
!6aupt unb bic 9diupter BON feds Sc
noi7en purben alsbann auf ben Gtabt<
mauern bFsntlt@ aus9eTe1t. 9ie
peibli9en Nertpanbten bes @aoels uhz
rers nurben efenfaQs ae!Dotet unb BIZ.
96rfsr, in benen bic &ebeQen gepobnt
batten, tpurben benz @roboben glei4z
gema4t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Das Observation-Disclosures.

ur6er biefes Sbema f@reibt Elm
beut14lGnbi1tes turnertf@es &latt:
Inter ben 2eibesibunsen, bic int
boben Morben, in @@meben, Nortpez
gen, i'm Tinnlanb betrieben meroen,
itebt in er1ter 2inie bas @@neei4u9z
laufen. 8is in cine 3eit 5uriid, aus
Der ,1ns taum etnigermaBe n 1i4ere
Muf5ei@nunsen &unbe seben, retbt i9r
@ebrau@; in bic norbif@e Mbtboloote
haben bic @9nee I9ube Mufnabme gsz
funben, es 9tebt in bert elben cine
@4neeq0tttn. .@p ttef bic g.
{6t4te bes @9nee19ubes in fribere
3eit auriid greift, 10 bebeutenb 1T tbr
@ebrau@ beute nod fir ben Norbldaz
Der. @r md&it 9let&iam NIT @@neez
f9uben auf; i@on &inber BON bier
sSabnen lieb man bic eriten @erfu@e
MAIDEN, ii@ auf ben @@neei4uben ober
@ti fortaubepegen. Md@t bas &ino
petter beran, 10 mtro aur Minter5eit
ber @dulpeg auf @@neei@uhen &C.
leat, tperben bic Sptele Der Sinh
beit nit !9i1fe bie1er @dube aus9ez
fibrt. We,ter fanb ii@ in lbaen fir
bic @rpa@lenen Elm mt4ti9es Der
tebrsmtttel, in ferngele9enen @tdot@en
ii@ 2ebensbeburfntKe e:n3utaufen'
Muf @@nee l&uben piro in eemetn1a a.
mer 1abrt bon Mdnnern unb 5rauen
ba5 oft meilenpeit entlegene &traborI
@onntags aufgefu@t; Der 8ote, Der
19neu irgenbmobin Na@ri&t brtnger
miQ-ber SGger, Der benz @Aneebubn
ober 6a1en na9fpuren min, b'nbet 1th
bic G@nee1@ube unter bic Jube uno
fort ge6t es in 1au1enber Sabrt. @tn'
anbere @cener {! Dor Gbriftiana, BIZ
ben 1ogenannten @tibigeln, 1T reges
2eben; cine taufenbt0pfi9e Menge
brdn9t fi9, halb 5tiQ laui9enb, balb in
fenen 8eifausiubel ousbre4eno; mi
@pannung fplgt lie benz @erlauf be-
WetttGmpfe, bic bic beiten @hneez
19ub(Gufer por ibren Munen ausfe4
ten. Denn Elm po~blgepfleater @port 1T
bas @9nee4ublaufsn aQmibltg &c.
mo,ben, an rem bic Sitter: &e:ren
9omen, &inber f;9 eifrtg tetbei(9en
tur9 bei7en @usi6ungen lie ifr> 2unz
zen fGrten, ibren &Drpsr {rdfttgen II B
ibrem sc fte fril4e Nafr'ng %iufubren.
Sit nun biefer @port cu4 BE; uns elm
!ufiibrsn; 1T hte M0 rli4teit oaau al
Grunb her fltmat'id'en uno oer 3D.
benperbG(tniHe rn1eres ga ::erlances g.
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