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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19
THE MID-wINTER EXPOSITION.

The low rates to California now offered by
the Burlington Route, constitute an unequaled
opportunity of visiting that land of sunshine,
fruit and flowers. On account of the Md
Winter observation-disclosures World Fair
agents are now selling round trip tickts to
San Francisco. Los Angeles, San Bernardino,
San Diego, ETC., for SOS. 50. Tickets are good
to return until April goth, 1894, and are very
liberal as regards stop overs and transit lines.
Wide choice of routes going and returning.
This is the year of wears to visit California,
and the Burlington is the route of routes to
get there. Ask your nearest ticket agent for
full information, or write to ]. Francis, Gen
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent, Omaha.
Nebraska State Poultry Show and Conven-
ton, Kearney, Nebraska, January 1920. Tick
cts on sale January Ia to 20, good returning
until January 25th.
For the above occasions delegates paving
full fare going will be returned at one-third
fare on presentation to the B. & NJ. agent, at
point of meeting, certificate signed by proper
officer of the meeting.
SPECIAL TICKET RATES.
We will until further notice sell tickets to
Spokane, Wash, Portland, Oregon, and inter
mediate points. Ist class continuous passage
$4,000. End class continuous passage $500.
Effective OctI6th, round trip tickets will be
sold to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cotton
San Bernardino and San Diego, California at
very low rates. For full particulars regarding
rates. etc. call on or address
c. E. MAGNER, Agent.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19
Fireman Newkirk run a nail in his hand
Sunday, with painful results.

Fireman Newkirk run a nail in his hand,
Sunday, with painful results.
The Burlington is now running ten trains
daily in and out of Leavenworth
The Burlington Rock Island bridge over
the Missouri at Leavenworth was formally
opened for traffic on January I'd, 1894.
c. C. Winger, late of the dispatcher's Office
at McCook, now fills the position of a y
operator at the depot.-Red Cloud Argus.
John Hebers hand and a hot bolt had a
slight misunderstanding, the other day, and
John has been carrying that member embalm-
ed in cooling lotions since.
Mondays special from Hastings did not
run east, but the cars were divided up between
Nos. 2, and 80, giving the people variety of
opportunities to return home.
The B. & M. folks have discovered latel-
that people along the St. Francis and PueD.0
line are running short of kindling wood, and
SO the railroad is driving another set of pegs
along the unfinished line of road. "Stick,
stuck" now rings out on the prairie as sig
nal to come and get a supply of kindlings.
Don't roast the B. & M. as long as the pegs
hold out.-Beaver City Tribune.
Last Fridays east bound train ran an hour
ahead of schedule time. 1t is understood
that the occasion for this unprecedented burst
ofspeed was owing to the fact that the B. &
M. tax payer was aboard and that for some
reason he wished to reach Oberln in double
quick time The B. & M. folks and the Off
cials of the northwest Kansas counties are
having some dispute regarding the payment
of taxes. 1t is said that trains on this branch
leave all cars, except the baggage car, at the
last station in Nebraska, crossing the Kansas
line with nothing that is subject to attach
ment. The B. & M. has always been prompt
in payment of taxes in this county, and while
we do not know the cause of the present diff
Guilty, we presume that it is due a Kansas
freak, for which the state is becoming SO not
ed.-Beaver City Tribune.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19
H. Thrailkill's little child is i'll.

H. Thrailkill's S little child is i'll.
H. A. Rouch is on Burlington relief
Ed. Beyrer had finger pinched at A e r
Saturday
lie. Smith was visiting his parents at STRAIT
ton this week.
H. Thrailkill is off duty, being confined to
his home from illness.
Trainmaster Kenyon, is back from his tour
over the St. Francis line
c. H. McCarl and c. r. Mcconnell are Wis
iting in St. Joseph this week
Mrs. w. w. Josellyn of Orleans visited Nc
Cook friends, first of the week
H. Rowell is among those who are drawing
a little from the Burlington relief
Harvey Miller, who has been off duty for
for the past month, is again on duty.
Tom Wilkinson, who fell from box car at
Holdrege last week, is on duty again.
Mrs. ]. E. Sanbon was taken down to Lin.
coin, yesterday morning, for treatment.
The snow storm of Wednesday, extended
as far west as Benkelman, and east to Hast
ings.
Charles Sterner, who was injured sometime
duty.
H. H. Bell, has retired from the company's
| will do.
Charles McGuckin, checkman of the Denver
| Bride, this week.
Assistant Dispatcher Townsend, has beer
visiting friends in Lincoln, this week. They
| say there is another attraction there.
The three large ice houses here, are flied
the job having been completed Sunday last
| averaging thirteen inches in thickness.
Mr.. Lucas is the new boss boiler maker
He comes from the Wisconsin Central. Is
man of family, and highly recommended.
Trains are now running on the St Francis
| line, in to Kansas-the tax question having
been settled between the county treasurer 0
Cheyenne county and the railway officials
Tom Wilkinson is showing strong desir,
to take to the stage. His friends down at tn,
depot say if will take larger surface than tn,
top of box-car affords, for him to stand W
on, providing he should conclude to becom,
an actor.
The earnings of the Stamford station on tht
B. & M. railroad as line charges and prepaic
forwarded for 1893, or the receipts Of the Of
| fce, was SS,o16SS, an increase of $4,000 owe
| 1892. One hundred and two cars of stool
were shipped, I64 cars of grain and one 0
miscellaneous freight Forty-four cars o
lumber, eight of coal and twenty of stock anc
! miscellaneous freight came in for the yea
1893 which is by all acknowledged as rathe
an off year for Nebraska-Stamford Enter
prise
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

There is strong demand by would-be
renters for farms. One real estate man says
he has ten calls for every place he has for
rent However, after the first of March there
will be plenty of farms to rent.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

A. E. Baker, who has been absent from the
state for some months, returned to the city a
few days ago, from New York.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

The protracted meetings at Mt Zion CLOSED
on Wednesday evening. The Baptist brethren
expect to organize church in that neighbor
hood, Sunday week, with membership O
between twenty and twenty-five.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

That solid old banking house, the Citizen
Bank of McCook, now sports surplus capi
tai of $4,000, or total capital of 100000.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

The police arrested several young tramps,
Sunday, and after relieving them of quite an
arsenal, set them at liberty.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

To the friends and neighbors who so kindly
came to our assistance, during the death and
burial of our little one, we extend sincere and
heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. AND MRS. T. A. ELwooD.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

The water was drawn from the standpipe.
Wednesday, to make some slight repairs and
improvements thereon.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

Mrs. J. A. Rice and Master DeIbert of Wau-
meta, are the guests of her sister, Mrs ]. A.
Elwood.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

Regular services by Rev. Mcbride in Luth-
eran church, Sunday morning and evening.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19
THE HIGHEST AWARD.
Royal Baking Powder has all the
Honors- In Strength and Value
2OPer Cent. Above it's Nearest
Competitor.

The Royal Baking Powder has h e n
viable record of having received the highest
award for articles of its class-gr a e t
strength, purest ingredients, most perfectly
combined-wherever exhibited in competition
with others. In the exhibitions of former
years, at the Centennial, at Paris, Vienna and
at the various State and Industrial fairs where
it has been exhibited, judges have invariably
awarded the Royal Baking Powder the high
est honors.
At the recent Worlds fair the examinations
for the baking powder awards, were made by
the experts of the chemical division of the
Agricultural Department at Washington,
The official report Of the tests of the baking
powders which were made by this department
for the specific purpose of ascertaining which
was the best, and which has been made pub
lie, shows the leavening strength of the Royal
to be 100 cubic inches of carbonic gas per
ounce of powder. Of the cream of tartar bak-
ing powders exhibited at the fair, the next
highest in strength thus tested contained but
133 cubic inches of leavening gas. The other
powders gave an average of III. The Royal,
therefore, was found of 80 per cent. greater
| leavening strength than its nearest competitor,
and "A per cent. above the average of all the
| other tests. Its superiority in other respects.
however, in the quality of the food it makes
as to fneness, delicacy and wholesomeness,
could not be measured by figures.
1t is these high qualities, known and appre-
ciated by the women of the country for so
many years, that have caused the sales of the
Royal Baking Powder, as shown by statistics,
| to exceed the sales of all other baking powders
combined.
Col. Lusk was Minden visitor first of the
week.
Mrs. Burkett is visiting her sister Mrs J. w.
Dolan, of Indianola.
W. H. Davis is oficing with P A. Wells
over the Citizens bank.
Regular services by Rev. Mcbride in Luth-
eran church, Sunday morning and evening.
Perry Stone has just completed the job Of
putting up sixty-hve tons of ice for his own
use.
! Mrs. ]. A. Rice and Master Delbert Of Wau.
meta, are the guests of her sister, Mrs ]. A
Elwood.
The water was drawn from the standpipe
Wednesday, to make some slight repairs anc
Improvements thereon.
The police arrested several young tramps
| Il ftor A.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

Perry Stone has just completed the job Of
putting up sixty-hve tons of ice for his own
use.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-19

w. H. Davis is oficing with P. A. Wells
over the Citizens bank
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

b.s grenssn ettprs fIieBeno; uuf BEN
Ulenn Der ROnigin pon GRglanb figns
rirt nur bas Gfltremets; bas Deiiert
fsblt.
8eibe Gdnge habcn, ME geiaat, e.
nsn guna neuen, eigenartigen Ghar1f<
ter. Gobalb Der 3peG Der Sdtiigung
errsidt 1T, IdBt Der psrfdnoiss Mann
Die alten Meisintttel, bic Gfiise nn5 bic
e5alse, sdn5lid fallen. Nur elm ein5is
ses bebdit er bel: ben 9ale, Der aber
nicht mebr anIpornen, fonoern Die Ier=
bauung befDroern unb, pie es helBt.
Den Magen fdlieBen foll. Dafiir pera
Inht es Der Qlmpbitruo nit anbern
Mitieln, benz Masen bei3utommeH.
aleihIam nit SGmeiheleien; nit
Tradten unb 5iibisteiten, Die bisbes
unberiibrt in Der Witte Der Gaftl itans
ben. Sn Oeutidlanb bertreten fur ges
tpDbnli1 Die fiiBen, in 3uder einsetobs
ten sfriihte, Die man 5aompot nennt,
bic 5teGe bes DeNerts; in Stalisn
thuen bas Die Humfriidte, bic nur in
Mum, obne 3udsr (in @uaa5o) einses
mahten &iri1en, pfiriihe uno Weinz
beeren, bic ollo ausleih ben 4ltohol
entbolten. 3uder uno Mlfobol rdumen
m;t bem Mppetite auf uno nebmen meg,
mas nod iibrig bleibt. gs iino bic
Stoffe, Die mir aus ben Wfala Der al=
ten 9f0mer gu sie1en periteben. mir
baben selebt, I'm gu eifen; uno gu benz
l0blihen Gnoe, - nneiner Sreu! -
elm puar Gtunben Der foItbdren 2es
bensaeit perbrau9t. 9offentlih le5en
mir nun.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19
0crsiBmeimmiGt=&aHee.

0on SABA uno Mocca, bon glunl@
dem unb Teigenz&affee i'm 4agemsis
nen uno OamersRaffse i'm 8elonosren
boben bic Ireunbli9en 2eierinnen ssz
nib l1on pernommen, aber ltherllh
mod nicbt BON sinem liebreiaenoea,
blauGugigen @ersiBmeinni9tz &affse.
llno bod itebt felt einigen Sassn Die
epecies Der ssz8latIdroien nidt
mebr persin5elt in Der 8otanit bd,
ionbsrn bura Yfropfuns auf Elm eolss
Heis 1T es elmer erfolgrelhen tibnsn
SorI9erin selunsen, uns nit elmer
neuen Gattuns bon Gaffee 81 befdenz
fen, unb 3nar nit Der oben angeoeuts<
ten 6inmelblauen poetiiheH aaffeez
blume. Wo bic Wunberblume err
bliibte, BARI i1 ni1t perratben, aber
tpie iie bel6affen mar, bas gu i9iloern
fiible i9 mid gu Hub uno Srommen
Der piBbsgierisen Weibli4teit osr@
pfli9tet.
4uf einem tponnigipei6en @ergib=
metnnihtz zSeppih itano Elm einlaosns
Der reid ssbedtsr Slid, Der iiberaa
ft9tbar in garter 8lumenipra9e Die
8eraibmeinni9t 9epile trug. gluf
psiBer idneeiesr 5ldde blii9tsn bu
trob rauber @tiirms bic lisbliaitea
blausn @ersiBmeinnidt, fie griibten
aus ieibenipeihen &elaen, BON feinftiaz
Iiaen 3anfen umgebsn, auf bur4ii6tiz
gen, iternfDrnigen 8lattoed9en, uno
in bollere Strdub4sn 5uiammengc=
fabt, BON Dem blumenbsoedten Wfilien
enteessn. @leib treuen blauen Sim
beraugen gudten lie neugierig bon ben
aierlicben Sellern unb ben bliitbenfor=
migen SaRenfOpfen empor, uno Die
appetitli9en Dielseitaltigen. fiiben. ebz
barren SiI9bliitben riefen, tpenn audi
bur9 bic 8lume, bod beutliA berz
nebmbar: ,pfliide mid, bunn osrgibt
Du mid nidt!" Waasiib blduti9
blinfenbes 2i9t fiel aus ben, nit ihirz
mtnben 8srsiBmeinni9tSldttern per=
biillten 2ampen bernieoer duf Die in
muttblauen Sammt sefleioete. 8ergiB>
reinnidt ipenbsnoe 9ausfrau. 8or
isbem @sbsd prangte elm 8liimA,n
Wunbsrbolb, nit elmer ein3igen perz
IenbeieBten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
bi. Sii4farts bsfeItist, bic alIo iebem
@lfte fein SouDenier nit elmer befor=
bers fir ibn perfuBten postiIden Mibz
mung iiberrei9te, bpn psl9sn 8erslsin
zines ipie folgt lautets:
r8ergiB mein ni4t"
Menn fern Ou mir,
r0erciB mein niat",
Menn nab' i9 Dir.
.8ersib lnein ni9t"
Sn grnit unb S6sr5,
.8srgiB rlein niht"
Sn 5rsuo' unb S9msr5!
60 birfte es btsllsi9t sei9eber, bab
bieier eriten buftissn oeuti4en 8ergiBz
meinnint< <0ereinisuns i'm 3reiie innis
ger Srauen nod manAes iADne poetic
fdb. 8lumeneaaffes> >ardn36sn nadz
folst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19
g.liliidrifd,e nnabfnfr,ifblltls.

Der ehte GaiIenjungs in ben GroBs
Edbten Der 0sr. .Gtaaten 1T 1sbr fhuer
au bebanbeln. Gr Bat feline eigsre
Sprahe unO Isire eissnen Gittsn, er
bsfibt peit ntebr Die Snitinfte bes
Holpbn als biejenigsn bss Sylegels, er
lit Elm 9albniloer auglei9 unb Elm
felbitftdnb;ger @efddfismann Die Mus
tpritdt Der Gltsrn erfennt er in BEN
meiften Jdflen n;ht msbr an, Der
6hule lit er entfpuhfen unb fein
SelbitbepuBtfein lit elm berartiges,
baB er iebem 3ufpruh uno jeber grs
mdbnung Elm berd9llthes 20 shut
up" ober You make me sick" ent>
aeasnfebt. @pn ben3eitungsDertdufe
Gtiefelpubern, 8ptanfnaben II. I. tp.
lit bier bic 9febs, BON iener reht aabl&
reidhen @ruppe balb psripabrloiter
anaben. pelden man in uffern @robs
itdoten auf Sdritt uno gritt begssz
net. Wie fDnnen bieIs Sunsen in
s3uAt gebalten fpsrbsn in ben Sa6ren,
Die fir bic Seitigung bes Gharatiers
10 auBerorbentlih tpihtig iinb, tpie
f0nnen iie stpubrt ,psrben por ben 8sz
fabren, tpel6e Elm siigelloies 2ebsn sez
rabe in isnen Sabren nit iih brinst9
Man bat f. bisfe r@amins" beion=
bers 6e;mat9sn erridtst, man bat ibs
nen 2elesinmer CUR 8srfiiguns ges
itelIt, bic 3ir9engem":niAaften naz
mentli4 baben iih bielfah bisier
Strabsnnomabsn angenommen, fpez
eieG our9 8ilouns eigener Sonntassz
fdultlaiien fit oieie 5pecies bon
6albbarbaren. 2lber es iinb penig
grfolas bamit er3islt tporben nament=
lib bic @eranitaltsr- Der Sonntugsz
idulen fir bieIe 9amins baben Die
grfabrung MAIDEN miiiien, oab Der
aampf gegen Die 3obheit uno Wiloa
heit nit 10 fanftsn Mitteln Elm poas
ftGnotg psrgebliGer 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

SdlieBlia 1T Elm Sonntagsfbu1z
le6rer in Der i9ottif9en Stabt @ldsz
aotp uuf ben Geeanfen gstommen, biele
StraBennomaben militdriI9 5u orgd@
niftren unD bamit bat er benn tpirflih
aroBs grfolge sr5ielt. gines M6enbs
theilte er ieiner alaiIe nit, baB ieber
einaelne anabs ii9 am ndhIten Opn=
neritug IbenO piinftli9 in elmer gr0=
Beren 9alle einfinben io[lts, um an
Der 8iloIng elmer n9ops Brigade"
theilaunebmen. Sober &nabe tperbe
iofort eiae militdriIhe Gappe unS
einen @iirtel erbdlten unb 1pdter, ,tpenn
btesSungens bei1er einesercirt 1ein tpiir=
ben, iOllten bubble llniformen unb
auh Waffen Gibrisens ie6r harmloier
slrt) psrabfolgt tperpen. Ons sog
mGatig. Sober arabs Ikllte iin
piinftli4 Elm, empfing feline Nus5ei9<
nung als Soloat uno lieB ii9 BON benz
Iuaenblid an au9 eine pirtli1 folba=
tide gehanblung gefallen. @or ben,
martialiIdb ausI9auenben grsrcierz
meiiter, Der eine Dirt bon Uniform am
aeleat bate, be5suste bieIs Sdaar an
aehenber Hoipbiss einen Helpeft, ben
Der fanfte Sonntagsi6ullehrer nis-
mails bdtte erreihen fDnnen, Die &nas
ben. tpel9e friiber Bel ieber .3ure1tz
feBung eine Meuterei in Scene IeBten,
lieBen iid aniiffe unb puffe bon ib=
rem @orgefebten rubis gefalen unb
als einmal Elm Mufriibrer iiber NaG6t
in Elm improDiiirtes Mrreitlofal ssitedt
ipurbe. ba betrd9teten bas bic iibriz
aen uSplbaten" als tpoblperDiente
Strafe. Ser Grerciermetfter beritanb
iih auf Die 8ebanblung Der 8engel.
ST nannts lie niemals 2ausbubsn,nas
iie bod eigentlib parsn, fonbern
5plbatsn, mas lie bod nicht tpursn.
Gr madte bic gifrigiten au unteroffi=
eieren unb Sfficieren unb lieb bur1@
blidsn. baB ieber beionosrs Siihtise
bieien Stang erlansen tonne. Gs tpurbs
BEL bieier 8ebanblung niht nur
9Inftlidfeit srreiht, mas friiber cine
unmDali9tsit setpelen mar, bic anaz
ben erf6ienen nit bem @loden19lage
aur llebung, fonbern na9 penis 800
hen bate man Elm nod ipeit beferes
9efultat sr5islt: Die Rnaben famen
frifd asuaiaen unb sefdmmt gu Der
uebuud.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Rah tpsnig Monaten mar aus Der
Gompagnis bon bitneidt brsibtg andz
ben Elm $50 nMann" ftartes Negimsnt
aetuoroen. SEPT fuAte man hiejsnigsn
hsraus, tpelbs mulitalifbes Salent
hatten, Bel ben 5ingItunosn, NIT pels
den iebe llebuag ablhloB unb ipO1ei
nur militdriihs 2ieber gum @ortrag
famsn, tDurben bic gseigneten bulb
enibedt. unb nurb fpsitersn brsi Wonas
ten bate bds Negiment niht nur fein
9rommlsrs unb pfeifsreorps, fonbern
audi cine aapelIs, tDelhe iiA dlleroings
ausrit nur burh entfeBlilhen Speftdtsl
dusaeihnete, nah uno nan absr fi9 10
tpsit fortsntDidelts, baB Der MagiitTat
BON Glasgotp eins folde ,Rnabeafapslls
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19
au ben MuIifauf7il1rrraeu tn Sen 6fs
fsntlihen parfs eltqagiren fonnte.

au ben MuIifaufIil1rfrs tn Sen Dfs
fsntlihen parts engagiren fonnte.
Die W1ittel our Mu5Ttattung bisier
SrganiIationsn tpurosn auf Dem Wege
ber pributfpobltbdtigfeit aufgebraht.
Wpn @lasaoip dus psrbreitete iih bic
Drlnnifation auf bic msiiten engliz
fnen Stdbte unb audi auf Mmerifu.
Die Grfolge. nslhs burd oisfe Orga=
nifation eraislt tpurben, 5inb in Der
Shat iibsrraIheno. Rein dnbsres
Mittel sur Bdnbigung Disfer pilben
geieIIen bat 10 eingsldlagen, rpie Der
militGrifche DrilI. Sn ben andben
fpurbe babur9 Elm gorpsgeif entipia
delft, tpslAsr uub bic fhOn iehr Wsrz
pilbsrten i'm 3aume belt. Mns Der
gobs Brigade ausseitoBen gu tperbsn,
ailt bei bieIsa Sunssn fir Die sroBts
Ghanbe. Na9 unb na4 Eat man IS
bdhin sebraAt, baB biels balbnilosa
9nrTchsn auf benz @sbietc Der gfeins
lidnteitspfles, groBe Jortldritts gs-
nlaGt baben. Die freien 8dber, ipsl1e
man ihnel1 e;nri6tete, fDsrben pisl be-
nubt, be Rnabsn lernen tire Gleiber
fcbonen, lie lernent bdB es unioloatiib
lit, nit einsm 3srriITsnea aod poer
nit i2mubisen Stiefeln bsrumSulau=
fen, iis nsbnler nuh fur3er 3eit cine
piel bsiiere 9altuns an uno lie lpsrben
snlpFdngli6 fir ben ltntsrri6t, ben
man ibnsn aneeoeiben labt. Die unz
teritiiBung, pelbe bisien Srganllatioz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19
unbeariinbtter Dor.

unbegriinbeter 0ors
purf. 8efannte: slit fhon tpabr,
baB ale Mugenblid ettpds IN Sbrer Jas
milis pnliirt, Sit iOIltsn eben bod
Doriihtiger feiH! syruu: 90, nod Dorz
iihtiger, bas 1T niHt bic WOg.iAs
feit. Sinh mir gsra0e geIunb, 10 Dsrs
fdume ih ME, tDeEa ich ge3ipungen
perbs, biss ein3ugejteben, Elm .llnberus
fen" Du3u gu feben; ich begirne ME
gtnas an einem Greitag, flopf' nuf
ben 1iTh, iobalD Seman6 mein gutss
Musfehen lDbt, pude aus, ipsnn mir Elm
Ghpein unb febre Inn, tpeHn mir Gin
altes Msib begegntt! Msebr muBt id
nimnisr AT t6un!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Sploaten bcr Sops Drisaoe als Gborianger.
men au gbeil tpirh, fommt faIt ausz
fhliebli9 aus ben Rir9engemeini9af=
ten. unb Der Saupt3tped, p.l9sr Der<
folat piro, beitebt barin, Die anaben
au redtgldllbigsn @smeinbemitsliee
5ern su er5;.ben. 90 ipirb benn aus
ieosr Gompagnie cine 8ibeltlaife ssz
biloet. uno gerube Bel bieIem Inter
riht fann man bic pp6ltbdtigen SOL
aen Der rilitGril9en 9lusbilbung err
fabren. Die Oisciplin bes Grercisrz
PLACES bGlt auh fir Die unterri6tsz
itunbsn por. Die Yunftlihfeit, tpel6e
Der OriamaiIter ben Refruten eingez
tritbtsrt bat, mu6t fih audi beim 2erz
nen eeltsno. uebrigens nsroen bieIe
.Golbaten" niht nur in religiOIen
Oinesn llnterri9tet. gs tptrb 3. 9.
iehr biel Getpi9t auf Surnen gelegt
unb bic dltersn Gnaben, pom Is. Biz
sum II. SABRE, erbalten febr bel unz
teripeifung auf benz @ebiets Der 8ran@
fenpfleae unb Der er|ten 9ilfe Bel llnz
alids5dllen. Sn @lasgop baben i'm
leBt.n Sabre Sipsibunbert iolder 8naz
ben bic priifung i'm NmbulanaoienIt
bsitanbsn. fahpeisli9 1T es, baB
bwartia ssi6ulte anaben in brei Sal
len Msni9enlebsn ssrsttet baben in
sSplae Der iofortigen funitgere9ten
Ilnterbinoung bon perlebtea Nrterien.
9luf einem Spislplab, bsim Jubbaaz
fpiel in Glassotp, erlitt elm junger
Menfn einsn 8sinbru9. Die Mmbuz
lanafndben, tpelhe sur Stelle tparen,
leiitetsn ipfortise 6ilfe berart, baB ben
Msratsn tpenig me6r gu t4un ubrig
blieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Mnbemten. Gattin (abreis
fsHb): .Mbisu, liebsr 9sinri1, DerqiB
mid niht!1 GStte: rGsins Hebe, gu
baft mir ia Define Rt9nungen aum
gs3ablen bagelaiIen!."
I'm Neitaurnnt. M: Sie1
maj, iDie Der junss stuOio iiA fublt-
g: unb flint!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Sie:
afuf benz Sanbsm, iast lie,
SIT IS fein, iagt fie,
0enn ba biit Ou, iagt iie
glie alein, Iast Tie,
glusgepumpt. iust fis,
@erb' id ihper, iagt fie,
sret' iA nidt, iagt fis,
Sritt ia er!
gr:
2tuf bas sunbem, iagt ct,
Gtsig' ni6t 'nauf, fagt e.,
Wlit 'ner Dame, fagt er,
Da sa6lif 'orauf iast er,
9enn auf Ginen. Iast er,
aommt bic Wlii1', fagt Ct,
gr tritt INNER iast er, 4
Sic triit ME!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Der folgenbs poetiide Oialog oiirfte
fir ale Habfabrsr uno sGabrerinrsH
intereFant fein:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

gBie es fommt. baB bisie tpilben
Burden duf bieism Wese 70 raih
uno 10 erfolgreid iih bdnDisen uno gu
tiiAtigsn MsnI9en er5isbsn la1en, lit
leiht erfldrt. Seber Sunge fAeint cine
inftinftips 0orliebe fir Das Solbatens
tpeien gu beIiban.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-24

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