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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
The Alumni Society.

Last Friday evening the gradu.
ates of our high school met in ses
sion to further the organization of an
alumni society. The meeting was
called TO order by Prof. jolly, and
after a few remarks by him they
proceeded to the election of officers,
which resulted az follows:
PREsIDRNT-Mr. w. =. Bliss,
VICE PREs.-Miss Maggie Craw
ford.
TRKAsURER-Miss Matte Hutchi.
son.
SEcRErRY-Miss Millie Wearne.
The society will meet again to-
morrow friday night to make ar
rangements for banquet to be Civ
en- on the night Of the graduation
exercises and to draft the constitu-
tion and bylaws.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
He Returns.

John X. Clarke, the eloquent and
instructive orator, will deliver bis
lecture entitled "Hits and Misses, y
melange of wit, humor, satire
song, fun, aud philosophy, at the p,
NJ. church lecture hall tonight, for
the benefit Of the Sunday School
Admission 25cts; children l0cts
All Of our citizens who heard Mr.
Clarke deliver his lecture on "Tc
and Fro in London" few weeks
ago were delighted, and takepleasurt
in testifying to his rare and varied
attainments. We seldom have Mr..
Clarke's equal on our platform, and
can assure our citizens that they may
expect and will be treated to royal
entertainment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

WHAT an unpleasant experience
il must be to be mlslead, or in other
words fooled about by the mile.
About ten Of our gamey young
citizens know all about it, or at least
one could hardly arrive at any other
conclusion after hearing their ex-
pressions the last two or three days.
This party set out on, the advice of
another, one morning recently short
ly after midnight, expecting to cap
ture trout enough to supply the
town, which of course would have
been done had they met expectations,
But alas; how hopes are blasted and
how readily disgust take possession.
They travelled and travelled, going
four hundred miles, more or less,
aud returned in about twentyfour
hours with one trout for each hun.
dred miles gone. The only real
catch connected with the outing was
the fatigue the horses caught.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
SILKS AT HALE PRICE.

We wish to call the ladies atten'
ton to our lot of Fancy Silks, suit
able for trimmings, which we are
selling at one half the former price
to close them out; also our line Of
China Swivel, Changeable anC
Wash silks, all at bargain prices
Don't fail to see them.
2Ow3 GUNDRY & GRAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

STRAW hats are ripening.
SUBSCRIBE for the TRIBUNE.
CEREsoTA flour at Hendra Bros. / Z
WILL HORN was at Lancaster
Monday.
VINO can tell us where Pine Knob
is located?
ARE we going to celebrate on
the Fourth?
LANDLORD Chamley hiss sold his
fine "quadruped."
A CHURCH nuisance-the usher
with squeaky shoes.
NOTE what thinner has to say else
where in this paper.
The season IS at least two weeks
earlier than last year.
The "speckled beauties" suffered
last Sunday, it is said.
CHAs. ELLINGEN is home from
the east for brief stay.
THE small boy rejoiceth-A cir
Gus is headed this way.
The police Justices office is in the
common council room.
The small boy is barefooted, and
soon will be in the swim.
HEADQUARTERS for Jackets and
Wraps at Gundry and Gray's. y.
Is IT not time for our band to
commence giving open air concerts
PHIL. ALLEN had business in
Chicago the fore part of the week.
The weather this week has been
Just right for the corn that's planted
HoLLANDALE now has a newspa,
per, with Geo. Swenson as publisher.
Mr., JoHN GUNDRY is up from
Cleveland, Ohio, for visit with his
parents.
MISS SELENA VENNING, iof Mil
waukee, is here for a visit with hei
parents.
Mr.. GEORGE CHAMLEY was in
from his farm, near Livingston
yesterday.
Miss MARY BoYKToN been has
home from Freeport for visit with
her parents.
BUSINESS called John Horn to
Sheboygan, this state, the fore part
Of the week.
HERMAN WRIsEN has started tC
learn the barber trade with biz
brother Dan.
Miss MAMIE HARRIS is at Chica
60 for a visit with relatives anC
old associates.
JoHS and Charles Bainbridge
ot Mflin, transacted business il
our city Saturday last.
PATRICK LoGUE, of Darlington
was shaking hands with friends il
TINS city last Saturday.
HE post-office building has {
new appearance this week, the re
suit Of the paint b ush.
LIE wise young man is now
looking for summer girl that doe
not Ike ice cream or soda water.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

PROBABLY there il no one old
enough to be interested in the
question "What women make the
best wives?" who has not some per-
sonal ideas on the subject; but what.
ever our ideas on any topic may
be, il is always interesting 10 know
the opinions Of other people. In
Demorest Family Magazine for
June the vital question about good
wives is discussed by Susan b. An
tbony, Clara i. Kellogg, Mrs. Ball
ington Booth, Mrs A. Nj. Palmer,
Ella w. Wilcox, Ellen b. Dietrick,
and others, all qualified by expert
ence or judicious observation to give
opinions worthy of careful attention.
Equally interesting is an article on
"How News is Gathered" Then
there il another curious aud unique
paper on photography and Crime"
aThe Road TO Fame or Fortune"
gives some especially interesting
/ Information about how to become
successful professional women.
Every issue of Demorists Family
Magazine is replete with good things
and is published for 81 year by
w. Jennings Demorest, Is East l4th
| St., New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

WILL REESE, of Dodgeville, bad
his leg broken and was otherwise
injured in a train wreck near Me.
nominee Junction, this state, Thurs
day of last week. He was mail
messenger on the train, which col
lided with freight. An engineer
and one other train man were killed
and several injured. Mr.. Reese is
in the hospital at Menominee, whore
his wife went Immediately from
Dodgeville. Reports happily say
that Mr.. RS injuries are not likely
to prove fatal.
The Primitive Methodist Sunday
School, Of this city, held its annual
election of officers on Sunday last,
with the following result;
superintendent-PhiI Allen, Jr.
Asst Supt.-Rey. S. r. Chubb
Sec'y. and Treas,--R. j. Penhal-
Logon, Jr,
Librariau-James kitto.
Pianist. X. Toay.
Chorister-Jas. NJ, Kober.
Fifty-one sessions were held dur
ing the last year with total attend
ance Of l4,5OO, or an average Of
284 each Sabbath, from a total en-.
rollment Of 44O Total receipts for
the year, $299.19.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
SEBSCRLPTTON R4TES.

One wear strictly in advance
,stor three months and within one year.~Sl.5O
outside of Iowa county '..''- '.sl50
civ months-in advance only ................ ..65
1-bree months-in advance eonly............. .....S5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

SHE'LL, the Dodgeville shoe man
who made an assignment . short
time ago, is on deck again.
J. f. POLLARD and Frank Colds
worthy, of Linden, left last Monday
morning for Denver, Colo.
WE would suggest that "Toilet"
send challsnge to champion Cor
bett to meet him in the ring.
LINc VIVIAN has associated him
self with w. II. Temby in the
butchering business at Belmont.
A. S. WHITE has been appointed
to act as police justice during the
absence of J. B. Reynolds from the
city.
o. G. REwRY and mother, of
Rewey, found many friends to
greet them while in our city Satur.
day.
MONROE papers note the acquisi-
ton of Tom Quirk to the citizen
ship of that place with evident salts
faction.
The Warren post-ofice squabble
has at last been settled. Thomas j.
Greenwood has received the ap.
pointment.
Mrs. WIN. II. JACKA is the recip-
itent of fine road cart. The gift
of her son-in.law, Walter Johnson,
of Janesville.
OVER two hundred physicians of
Chicago are engaged at vaccinating
under the supervision of the health
commissioner.
ALIEN TUCKER will address the
young meo's meeting next Sunday
morning, taxing for his subject
"Pleasing Others
En-. FRIEDEN departed for Chica'
go last Monday morning to seek
his fortune. 1t is our wish that he
will be successful.
HENRY BRANT, who has been
waiting on customers at Dan Weis
ems barber shop, left Monday after
noon on a prospective tour.
LETTERS for the following per
sons await call at the Mineral Point
postofiice: j. II. Bigelow, G
Krembs E Bro, James Ryan.
WE understand Prof. jolly vii
conduct a summer school in this
city during the vacation, if he car
secure enough teachers to attend.
| Do you want to secure a good sec
ond hand ten-horse power traction
engine? Thos. Collins has one fo.
sale cheap. l9w2
MISS MARY OvITz, who holds ,
clerkship in one of the leading
stores of Lancaster, has been at he
home in this city the past week fol
a visit.
SAMSON ROGERS left Chicago OF
the 10th inst. fer a trip to England
His many friends in this vicinity
wish him a pleasant, and safe
return.
ROBERT JAMES is taking a wei
= earned vacation, during which ht
will visit relatives and friends a
Mason City, Fort Dodge and Storm
Lake, Iowa.
MEssRs. JAMES BREWER, w. J
Penhallegon and J. p. Hankins art
worthlly representing Mineral rom
at the p. M. church conference a
Albion this week.
DoN'T miss hearing John r.
Clarke, one of the wittiest and mos
pathetic of orators, who will lectur
at the Il. NJ. church tonight on tn
subject "Hits and Misses"
Mr.. j. NJ. OsTRANDER, the cheese
maker of Waldwick, informs th'
TRIBUNE that they are consuming
about $500 pounds Of milk per ds!
D at the Yellowstone factory.
Mr.. Pm. ALLEN will occupy tn
p. NJ. church pulpit next Sunday
! morning and evening, in the absenc
of the pastor, who is attending an
3 nual conference at Albion.
Way is it that shoes can't be mad
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

hats. Read their sad" III another
column.
ANTHONY WILKINSON has taken
his hand off the throttle Of his engine
for a short rest, and with his wife
is spending part of his vacation
among friends in Mineral Point.
EVERY persons who has inspected
the work done on the Spensley Hill
in the western part of our city,
under the d, ection of street com
missioner Prideaux, compliments it
highly.
SUNDAY at NJ. +. Church: At the
morning service, reception OF
members, followed by q missionary
sermon. Subject, "Weighing." Ep.
worth League at $50, led by Miss
Katherine Hughes.
"FArHER" CHEEK, Is he was at
| fectionately known TO all Baraboo
| people, is dead, at the good old age
of 81. He was the father of Phil.
ex-Insurance Commissioner, and
popular Grand Army man,
|
THE ladies Of the w. c. I. U
will hold a public tea and enter
tainmeut at the home of Mrs. Kat,
Hooking on Tuesday, May %, a
3 o'clock. Every lady invited anC
an Offering will be acceptable.
THE evening passenger now ar
rives at s:45, and while it continues
doing so the postoffiice will be KEEP
open for distribution of the evening
mail. This also does away with the
opening of the postotlice on Sunday
Robert TRUNKELL and Edward
| Brockmise, who threw stone,
through car window on the 81
Paul road at Avoca, were each fined
$50. Being unable to pay the fine
they will spend three months in jail
| SAM SMALL says ain Chicago
saw marching body of lS,00I
strong carrying banner inscribed
'Our children cry for bread. AM
| they marched straight to a picnl'
ground and drank ! 400 kegs .
beer.
They are to have what they cal
"closing cut sale of old maids" a
Medford, this state, for the benefi
of the minister. Old maids Of other
localities are anxious to know if i
is confined strictly to those of tha
place.
OK Sunday, May 27, Mr.. Chubb
designs giving a backward and for
ward view Of his pastorate in Min
erai Point, at the p. NJ. church. In
teresting and instructive DISCOURSE
are confidently anticipated, whicf
many intend to hear.
BEFORE purchasing a carriage
buggy or a spring wagon 1t will pa
you to write to Fitzgibbons Bros.
of Monroe, Wis, for catalogue anC
price list, as they have no agents
but sell direct to the consumer al
wholesale prices. l3m5
Mrs. HENRY SoUpEE, one Of th
oldest and most respected resident
of Dodgeville, died suddenly upol
entering her home, after being ou
for walk, last Thursday evening
She was about 10 years of agl
Heart trouble is the supposed cause
Or late graves in the different cen
enteries of our city have been robbie
of valuable flower plants set out a
expense and labor by loving rel'
tions Of the dead. It is hoped sue
treacherous, groyelling theft vi
speedily meet its just deserts. A
dictionaries combined would NJ
fully express the contempt ente
tanned by respectable people Of thos
!, guilty of such crime.
Monroe Sun;-The Globe hot
at Mineral Point has changed hand
r Mr.. Nicholas Schiller, after pr
prietorship Of twenty years, hi
stepped down and out and Mr.. He
ry Schiller, his son, has assume
D control. Henry has many frienc
! in this city who will be glad to he
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
Crest Yeast.

quickest and best, at Brewer 80 PEN
hallegon's. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
RicYcIe

High Grade good as new for sale
cheap, at Eastman's lumber office. Is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
GaSoIine

at the Cash Grocery House. Cans
called for aud delivered. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
HE TRIBUNE of late
date rightly said we
would have something 20

say of interest to buyers of footwear
Well, we want to tell you we
have ALL the newest shapes and
styles in spring and summer foot
coverings, aud invite you to share
the benefits we derived by buying
everything on q cash basis.
You will be surprised to learn 10y
inspection) the reductions made on
all grades of goods. Come in and
be convinced.
Yours for bargains,
W. J. PENuALLKGoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
Root Beer

is now in order. Get your supplies
at Brewer & Penhallegon's. 20
Far ly0le-Two well bred Poland
China sows with young pigs.
20 FRED i. Cork.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17

AT. BISHOP sells furniture, 27tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-17
INT. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, MAY II, 1894

TuE Misses Ziegin Il Wearne are
offering special bargains in trimmed
hats. Read their "adn III another
column.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
strf cine, ettnftbierfarnt.
Gin 3u9tpGab Der pelSs
2btere.

Sn gar ii6lem @eru9e febt Der
baarige @eIsle, Der nit ieinem 5pplos
giiden NameH ,Mep6itis baridns
Grap" gsnannt ipirD, in unIerem lies
BEN 9tutI9 dber Stintt6ier beibt.
Seine Rdbs pirO gsmieben pie bic
Beit unb fir Menfd pber @itb, bic
nit inn in Contact geratben. tpirb auf
Do9sn bas 2eben gum @lenb. Sebr
psrtbooa tit absr fem tpeiber Pel5,
Der unter Dem Namen Stunt" in rem
Sanbel fpmmt, uno DEFENDERS in mdnz
den europdiI9sn 2dnbern, pie &uBs
lamb unb Seutf4lanb, finbet berIel6e
fir Muffs, Pelatra9sn u. T. IN. ausgea
hsbnte @eripenbung. Die beIten
Stunts baben cine gldnaenb i4parae
Sarbe urvO finb, auBer ben S.1sn Der
I9tpdrasn @dren unb 3pbel, bic einais
gen Yelae, fpelds bon Natur f9para
iinb. 4Ilein Der 3obel 1T bel gu
tbeuer unb bic 8drenfe[le Iinb gu grob,
UNI fir tleinere pel3paaren in ausge'
hsbntersm MabItabe @srpenbung 3u
finben, 70 baB Der &iirI9ner fir
f4parse Mlffs, p.latragen, Slt6es
idbe u. I. III. ausI6lisbli9 Stunts
erIter 9ualit6t benubt, ipenn er nt6t
81 9efdrbten Pelasn feline 3uflu9t
nimmt. uaberaq in ben n0rbliGen
Staaten unIsres2anbes 1T bas tpertbs
DolIe psl5tbier gu Sduie. Sn ben @s>
birgsgegenosn YennIptoaniens unb
einiger tpeItti9en Staatan baben Sars
mer gelegentli9 Stintt9iere gefangen
uno iie LANCE genug gebalten, I'M ibre
Sungen 5u 6stpmman, alein bic ma
tiirlthen llnanRe6mli3teiteu erpieIen
ii4 grob genug, bab bic Sarmer mei>
items ber5[i3 frob tparen, tpsnn Tie benz
libel ris9enben 9e5elen ben 9ardus
qema6t 6atten. Srpbbem lodt bic
6pffnung auf retfen @etpinn fart ge>
nun. UNI unternebmenbe Mdnner CUR
ibItematiIGen 3u9t bon Stinft6ieren
al behsgen. llnpett Milfprb in BOD
Gountb, @is., 1T cine Stuntrdn9 bon
elmer NttiengeIeaI9aft angele9t ipprs
ben, bod beltebt bieIel6e NOD nidt
LANCE genug, UNI beitimmte Mtttbai>
lungen iibsr Die HeIultate MAIDEN gu
fDnnen. 9ei SinSbale, q. g., bat ..
6. Spbnion cine Stuntfarm in tlets
mem MaBitabe angelegt unO tsfinbet
fi9 cine Iol6e aud in Der Rdbe bes
r0elapare Water Sap. Sas lebts
llnternsbmen Dieier @rt lit in Der Ndbe
Der tlsinen SrtIdaft Sad.ttstonn,
g. s., tn's 2eben gerufen porbsn unb
aipar bon ZEN Serren &lpb C @dlep,
stpsi sbrIamen Mebgern bes senanns
ten Dries. Sen eritsn Smpuls gu Dem
n%nternebmen 1T bon 9errn Idlep auss
gsgangen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

pfli8t 70 tpenis aGs m59li9 reue
Sauslaiten auf, foroern laBt fie fprins
gen uno finser, unb tpenn iie gu 9auIe
fib.n, ldbt ie ibre MGr1en unb 9els
bengeI9i9ten leIen. limb fiirbtet
eu9 ni9t Dor iiblen Wirtungen, fon.
bern pfldn3t in bic Sungen muir 10
friib als m0gli9 elm ftartss pfli4tbez
ipuBtIein gegeniiber ben Gltern, 2eb>
rsrn unb @r3it6ern, bann lam es an
ni4ts feblen; qles iommt bann, fos
nett es bic @nlage auldBt, bon ielbIt
mad. @in3elne SdGe, in benen bic
traurige &ataItrppbe zines Sinber>
fslbftmorbss iiber cine Samilie bereins
bri6t, bepeiIen muir, bab man9e Sc
brine aGlSu ~gebeimntBppa orsaniIirt
finb, als bab man elm beItimmtes llrz
tbeil abgeben tDnnte iibsr Die urIa9en
elmer ungliidieligen Shat. @ber nun
unb nimmermebr beipeiien Iie, bab bic
Gettiire, nit ipel9sr mir es perbinbern
ppGlen, baB auf Der iugenblifen
Stirne allau friib bic bionpi9eS trense
eri9sine, S8ul6 an folden grIdet>
nungen TRACE. Stellt eu9 ben unter
'ausi9lieBlider @eritanpes5u9t arfs
geipa9F.nsn 2naben Dor, Der bersits
bds tpeltabgetebrte @uge, elm pbilofoz
pbirenber 3merg, IN ben 8ooen bobrt,
uno baneben ben Sungen, beien Bid
bell unb frsi in bic Serne i9aut, als
fdbe er bort bic poeiiegebilbe Cooper
'ider @raablungen = ibr fetb teinen
@ugenblid 5tpeifelbaft, mo bic Mene
f9enratur ii9 am f9Oniten unD
neutrality-suspicious. dliBert. SO gibt
Elm einaiges 8iEb, pel9ss Die Miene
bes friibreifen @rnites bprtpurfsloS
tragen bari, unb has lit Der gu llebers
menf9li6em beItimmte &nabe, tpel6en
3afael Der iirtinif4en Maoonna in
Die @rme gelegt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Gin @ttnttbter.

&uum BAIT, 9tdlep ben Sarmern
tunb get6an, baB sr gum @ntauf bon
Sbieren bersit ipdre, ala t6m Ipltbe BON
alien Seiten aussfiibrt purOen. Gr
bsSablte, ie nGf Qualitdt, 81 Bis
$3.50 unb erparb an 100 Stiid, naIGe
er fofort nab @mpfang in ibrer Res
ferpation frei lieb. Die Sbiere seigeu
ii9 BET Gage ME uno iper bic Stunt
ran3 pdiIirt, pbns bon i6rer GriItens
Su t~piiTen, ipirb feline @hnung tnben,
bdB ii9 in fsiner nGf7teu NG6e
S6aaren pm Stinttbieren b~efinben.
8si Sage tperber Die 9tbfdlle aug benz
S6ld4thauie auf ben fir bas Siittern
reIerpirten Plab, Der nit einem 3aun
bon etipd 5ebn 3oa SD9e einoshedt lit,
gerporfen. Nadts tommen bic S6iere
bortbin unO freFen na@ SersensluIt;
aaeiR bic @infrisbigung madbt as
iAnen unmDglt9, &no9en in i6re
S09len gu f4leppen, 10 baB leBtere
rein bleiben. Sin Stinttbier berz
f4lingt dlss QnimaliiGe un6 bes6alb
mdbt bas Siittern feline S6pierigfeiz
item. Setn pela lit an be1tcn gu @nz
fang beS @inters, fpenn bas Sbier
ippblgend6rt lit. Die baariaen 81
ielen in Der llmgesenb BON CADETS
topn tperben burbI9nittli9 16 Bis 20
3oa lang, tpd9renO i9r Sdpana cine
2dnge bon peiteran 13 Bis IA .3pa
bat; an @rDbs tommen fie MalteIers
faben glei9. Ni9t aQe litIern einen
pels bon slei9er @iits. Die Mebr>
aaRl 1T graui9nara, bod tperben bier
Sorten BON Stunts unterI9ieben.
Die bette Qualitdt lit gldnsenb
ihtpdr3, bic 5tpeite bat einen ein3igen
srauen Streifen, bic brittle bat beren
Sipei uno bic lebte am penigiten
pertfs 1T srau. Sin gutes i9par3es
Sen pirO nit $3.50 iofort rad benz
&bbduten bes Sbteres beaablt. Die
Stintt6iere pflanSen ii9 febr f9nel
fort unb Serr Idlep eripartst i'm
Sur3f4nitt flint Sunge BON einem
9aare pro Sabr. Sn ben nddTtsn bier
Sabren mill er bic Sbisrs abfolut lrz
seitDrt laFen unb arIt nab @erlauf
bon bieIer 3eit nit ieiner nGrnte" be-
g%innen; er bofft in penigen Sabren
auf Der Hand6 an 100000 S6isre gu
BADEN, Die i'm nnb ieinen part1ter
&loB gu rei6en 2eutsn MAIDEN ioqen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

SerIelbe tpubte isinsm partner baIs
fclbe in 10 gldn5enben Sarbcn gu f6iIs
bern, baB 2ebterer eifrig barauf einz
atne. SloB &c 4dlep beiissn cine
Sarm bon ca. 165 older, tpsl6e arf
Der anberen Settle bes Worriss Sanals
ungefdbr cine Meile bon Sadettstotpn
belegen lit. Gin Skill bieier Sarm
b.itsbt aus fteinigem, unfru9tbarem
9iis.llanb unb bort befinbet fi9 ibr
S@la4thuus, DeiIsn abfdns our Slit
terung Der Stinttbiere b.itimmt finb.
gls @dleb's pldns b.tannt ipurben,
erresten bieTel6en anfdngli9 Seiterteit,
bdnn Opppiition, benn bic in ber nG4s
item Ndbe anfGITigen Sarmer b.fiir9tes
ten, bab bas vQroma" rsr liebli9en
Sbi.rf.n iie bon 9aus unb !Spf psr>
treiben t0nnte. St SablreidNn Yros
teite tgnorirenb, ma9te IdleD %bsfannt,
bab er lebenhs Stintt6iere gu einem
auten Yreiie gu taufen bsreit pGre, los
baIo Die @Orbereitungsn fir ibre Duff
nabme pplIenbet iein piirben. Sir oi,
Stuntran9 bat er einen g(bbang bon
ca. 40 older beItimmt, ipelder, boq BON
GerDa unb 8aumItumpfen, gum Older
bau abIolut untauglt9, buassen fir
bas 9splante llnternsbmsn Elm ibealer
Ylab lit, benin bas fleiI9frefenbe
Stinftbier st6t nidts Inn @sgetation,
fonb.rn bauit in @rblO9ern, bon mo
es Na9ts auf 9eute ausgebt. 9d bic
@inaGunung Der gan3en 40 Idsr i'm
SerbIt unmDgli6 mar, beI9rdntfe. CT
fid porldufig auf stpei Older; Der &eit
ion i'm fommenbep Sriibiabr einges
sGunt perber. Der 3aun tpurbe in
folgenber Msiie gebaut. Man grub
Inn bas 2anb einen bret SUB tiefen
@ra6en unb in bemIelben purben, ca.
10 Bis IL SUB bon chamber, Yfdble
e%ingerammt. @n lebteren ipurbs elm
Orabtneb, bds brei SUB in bic @rbe
rei6te lnb einige 3oG iibsr lebterer
emporitdnb ,~angendgelt utb Der iibrige,
bier SUB bobe She'll bes 3uunss aus
Brettern bergeItelt. SieIes Drabtneb
ma9t es ben Sbteren unmOeli4. it9
untsriuOiI9e 9Gn9e gu srdben unD
aus Der Ran3 gu entfommen. I'm
aber bds Siniibsrflettern gu perbiis
ten, tpuroe auf benz pberen 3aunranrs
Elm Brett fla9 aufgenaselt. Die Con.
~ftruction bieIes 3aunes bauerte unse.
fdbr einsn Mpndt; barauf tpurbs Elm
tpsitsrer, fir bic Siitteruns reierptrter
Ylab etnssfriebtst uHb BIDDER our
@ufuubme Der ertpartetsn Shiere ges
srabeu, benn siiss tfibit fsls ~ fauI
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@ cpnferbtrt.

= @ut cpnferptrt. H.:
.Wie Sic mid gIei9 ertannt bdben !
So9. Sic fonnten mid ia f9on, als
i6 nod elm hummer Sunge tua-." g.:
Sic baben fi9 aber aud mertpiiroig
alt ep%nferpirt.
-2GnbIiae @dGanterie.
9Guerin: r.... UNI, i fas' uuf Der
Bief' bort fan apansig 8iib'.."--
Bauer: rReunaebn IONS! WirIt in,
Der Sir Dt' mitseaahtl tCb'aa !
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Cine btttere NiIIe. c

-@tne bittere piGte. Cine
S6aufpielerin bon nealantsm" Gufe
9ebrau9t i'm @sIprd9e nit einem
profefTpr mebrmals bic Wenbung !:
rSSn uniersr @pbdre...." .parbon
Was periteben Sic, meme @nGbieite,
inter Spbdre9" unterbridt ite enbli9
Der 9elebrts. .Spbdre9 Sd bente-
Welt; ih meme bic Welt, Der ib ans
aeb0re...." n9Gber ba piirben Sic beIer
iuaeu: SemiipbGre!"
-@ern ii d G. SinGuss
.aeiporfener Sauiirer: nSol'n &c
hahn en- S4ulbner, Der S6nen is'
iduIbia 100000 Murt, uno 5ablt fe
CD in mOnatsruteu as fufsis Pisnnig!
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@eiSBeitSipriibe.

Gs 1T bombeniider. baB es augens
blidli9 tein bombenIi9eres 2otal
mebr in Der Welt gibt.
X X X
Seltfam, bab mar Bel QttentGtern
bic = SbGter 10 felten ausforI4t
X X i
SDnnen benn bic Spr.ngtpagen
nidt einen anberen Ramen erbalten 2
Man fdbrt orbentli9 suiummen, ipenn
giner ppriiber fdbrt.
X X 4
Sd babe nidts gegen bas 9lDcerin,
aber ales ee9en bas Ritros9 lpcsrin |!
0ieIe 8ombenf9meiBerei 1T unter
dler &anone