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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

PINE county received $4,615 for
grass seed purposes. That is the
proper place for the bulk of the
seed to be placed. If ever a peo-
pie needed every encouragement,
it is those people in that domain.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

The Kanabec County Times man
suggests wholesome advice, but it's
gratuity destroys its effect. We
must let it pass for the present,
until the kind brother sends in his
bill for services, etc.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

CONSIDERABLE complaint has
been entered relative to the VIOLA
ton of the game and fish laws
around the vicinity of Park Rapids.
Netting the fish, is claimed to be
carried on, with impunity. Why
not send a game warden after the
violators?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
The Mississippi River.

Somebody has gathered the follow
ing facts concerning the Mississippi
river, which our readers may find
interesting. An old spelling of the In
dian name is ''Michi sepe," the "Great
Father of the Waters'' The true
Mississippi begins at the junction of
the Missouri and Upper Mississippi, a
few miles above St. Louis. There are
five main tributaries; the Upper Mis-
sissippi, the Missouri, the Ohio, the
Red, the Arkansas, the White, and
the St. Francis. From the mouth of
Missouri to the Gulf is 1886 miles;
from the head of the Upper Missis-
sippi, 2,6l6; from the head of the Mis-
souri,, 1874; from the head of the Ohio,
1851. The alluvial plain extends from
the delta to twenty miles above Cairo,
on the Ohio, and to Cape Girardeau,
Mo-, where are the first rocky bluffs.
The Upper Mississippi is clear; the
Missouri, a muddy white; the Ohio,
greenish; the Arkansas and Red, red
ochreous. The amount of soil yearly
carried into the Gulf by the river
would cover square mile to the depth
of 24l feet. For 1000 miles from New
Orleans the average width of the river
is 5000 feet. TO enjoy the beautiful
scenery of the Upper Mississippi, buy
your ticket to Chicago or St. Louis
over the Burlington, which runs for
300 miles along the east bank. Your
home agent can supply your wants, if
not, write to w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen.
Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Mimi.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

Gov. CLOUGH used the veto in
few instances. Considering the
number of bills before him, there
must be merit IN the enactments of
the thousand bill legislature.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

Up in Hinckley the people do not
feel satisfied with the location of the
depot. A petition has been numer-
ously signed by the citizens there, to
have the location changed. A party
OF surveyors is at that place and the
energy of the people will be duly re-
spected. So much for Hincklev. Now,
it is too well known that the accomoda-
lions at this place are of the most
limited kind, yet, day in and day out,
it is considered as a bearable evil. and
allowed to 60 without complaint
One good petition respectfully gotten
up and numerously signed, would re-
ceive recognition and secure new de-
pot for this place.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

An editor wrote ball room puff
for pretty young lady. It read, ''Her
dainty feet were encased in shoes that
might have been mistaken for fairy
boots" But a blunder of the compost
tor made it read, ''Her dirty feet were
encased in shoes that might have been
mistaken for ferry boats,'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

ACCORDING to the law of this
State all legal notices must now be
printed in English. That is a good
law and thoroughly American.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
The precOcitv of the Milaca Emetic

The precocity of the Milaca Emetic-
fellow was never more apparent than
was shown in the abuse, he heaped
upon the agent of an enterprising land
firm of this county, in his last election.
The slur was given simply because
said firm had not yet felt disposed to
place advertising in the Emetic. A
member of the firm remarked to the
writer, they intended to have adver-
Using done there, as soon as the cir
culation of the Catharto-E metic ex-
tended beyond the Milaca bridge.
Until that time, they felt disposed to
transact business, as they saw con-
sistent, irrespective of the slurs and
base insinuations of the over conceited
gosling.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

Thos. F. Scheen met with a painful
accident Friday. While near the top of
the cellar stairs in his store, he became
dizzy and fell, landing at the bottom of
the long flight, quite seriously bruised
about the head and face. Both wrists
were also sprained. Chas. Murray
went to his relief, finding him in an
unconscious condition. He was con-
fined to the house for two or three
days, but is now so far improved as to
be at his place of business, somewhat
disfigured but still in the ring.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

ST.. PAUL is on the decline,
eleven births and twelve deaths
being the record there for Monday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
New BARRIER Sh0n.

[ have a complete new outfit for the
barber shop which have opened, one
door north of R. D. Byer's. All kinds
OF hair dressing done. Eight years.
experience. Give me call.
LOREN STETLER.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
For Sale.

For Sale.
A house and three large lots, fruit
trees and vines a good we'll of water,
and other improvements. For further
particulars, inquire ofo
ELI BLOOMFIELD.
Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

"Coin's Financial School" postpaid,
rs cents. For any book or periodical,
Address CITIZEN NEWS STAND.
Alexandria. MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

Harry Newton has moved into the
Newton house adjoining the store
building. Willis Morehouse and
family will occupy the house vacated
by Mr.. Newton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

State Auditor Dunn seems to Justify
the confidence placed in him by his
friends by the manner in which he is
enforcing the law in the timber dis
tricts.-Mi7,neapol Spectator.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
For Sale.

For Sale.
New safe, bar and bacl-bar and other
saloon fixtures, also butchers chopping
machine, boiler and lard press. and
other butchers tools. Call on or ad-
dress, FRANK NEWTON,
Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
Notice to School Officers.

Any district wanting school furniture
or any kind of school apparatus, can
save travelling agents. expenses, and
something besides, by calling on, or
writing to me. I am agent for the
largest school supply firm in the
United States. G.. EWING.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
Notice..

Notice.
1 have forty acres of choice farming
land, within on mile of the Princeton
depot, that I will sell in five or ten
acre lots, or all in body. Call on or
write to w. A. DoRR,
Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
Buildings Moved.

Building moving done with dispatch,
long or short distances. Also brick
and stone work done by
VIM. RUSSELL g. Sons,
50 Elk Riuor Mir,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02
Wanted,

A good general tailor, that will keep
half sober, with a little money, to enter
into partnership. Write to or call on
K. EvENs, tailor,
Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

Maud, II am very extravagant in the
matter of hosiery"
Mr.. Oldboy: (thoughtfully,) five
never observed it.''-EL.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

For Sale.
Parties desiring lots of from one to
five acres, can procure the same,
within the village limits, on terms to
suit purchasers. Streets reach the
land, and the soil can not be excelled
for fertility. Apply to
MRS. L. M. CRAVENS.
Residence on the farm south of town.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-02

TERMS, $3.50 Per year.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
@iIla g 96nborn.

gfeben bauten. Dem aaien fdeint's
foit tpie Elm Munber: rehts unb lints
pom Steinberg unb unrntttelbar an
ibn srenaenb liesen unbere &ebengez
idnbe. beren Gage i9einbar sana bic
sleih ginltise 1T - unb bod lit bic
grsseen3 cine grlinbberf9iebere. gBis
eine gebensbeite syniel TT Der 5tetnberg
in fetne umgebung eingefprengt, dber
audi iprlerbalb Ieiner llnlfriebllng felbit
gibt es perfhiebene Qasen; als bic be=
ften gelten Der ngolbene Be9er", Der
.HoIengdrten" upb bas n3ebntitiid".
Driiben in So6unmisberg tDaren bic
ffeiB;gsn 8enebictiner, hfer bic flugen
Giiter3ienier bic eriten Mir3er. Song
nabe benz Steinbers batten fie iih anz
aeliebedt alnb bas prdntige Rlofter
gberba4 erbaut. Der heilige 8ernz
barb bon gIairpaur griinbete 1923 BITE
Mbtei, nobel ibnt Der Suge ndn ein
gber baber Der g1anre - ben
@rmnbriB bes Bnus NIT ben RiiHel
in, Wo1bboben borseseiAnet buben fOIl.
Die Mbtei gbersba9 gebieh. Diels
lei9t niht aulebt bur4 ben ansgebehn@
ten Weinbanbel, tpelhen bic gtiteroienz
fer fhon i'm Mittelnlter trieben. Qatz
ten iie bo9 ibrt eigenem Sdiffe. bic,
mit ben graeugnifen ibrer Rslereien
befrahtet, ben Nbsin dbpGrts Biz in
bic Nieberlanbe gtisea unb bon oenen
bas nlGhtigfte als bic ngbersbaher
5au1 tpeit unb brett betunnt mar.
5kbenAunbert~ Sabre binburh, Dur4
quite unb b0ie Soften, beftanb Die Mbz
tel, Biz fie 1902 fdelflarifirt tpurbe lllb
BEN nnfduiidet Sisfus anheimfiel,
bon benl fie 1866 on prenben iiberz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
sJaDntben auf Sem Hi5hpfsberoe $

Ma0nhen auf bea giIApfsberse - 10
bieB bis6er Der RloFsrbiigel groBe
lGnbereien; unb neil bic @reuelthdteir
On ben faiferliden GhuBiuben gerdbe
am Spb1nnistag sefdshen paren, 10
ipurbe anf feiR Begebr Der Hame pes
RloIters in esobannisberg llnlgetduft.
Die Ds0nhe aber ipurben balb bic
trefflihIten Wsn3er uno RellerIneiiter
ipeit nnb brett. Sic erfreuten fiA ibrsr
Serrfhaft Biz gum Sabre 1716, In
.ptlhern bas RloItsr aufgelOf tDurbe,
madoem Die @ebdaoe idon I'm breibigs
iGbr;gsn Rrieee aeritDrt tparen. Der
Berg nit ieins,r Wunberreben gtng
bann in ben 8siib bes Giiritabtes bon
Sulba iiber lpno bat Ieitoem ben 9er<
rem pieberbolt getpehfelt; Der beutige
Giaent6iinler Don Shlob Sohanniss
berg lit Der Giirit b. Metternid. SIR
bie pfleae Der gteben unb Der Rellereien
bat bic Metterni4'Ide 8ertpaltnng
n,uItersiltig seiOrst, ia lie 1T baburd,
bab lie ibre Gbelneine 5uerit in Sris
ginalfilungeis abgab, bahnbrehenb
fir ben Betrieb auf ben anberen groben
Weitaiitern bes Rbeingaues geporoen.
gs iinb toitbare 9rOpflein, iene Gabts
rettsipetne aus Den Wetternlhl lAsI1
Rsuereien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
Mlfe surg (gltpills).

ben Weinen britter Rlaie, dbsr forge
fame Pflege unb beritanOniBDnae 8e@
banblung baben t4an rnebr una rnebr
sur Wiirbigurrg berbolfen. DAP benz
70 lit, perbanft Nalrentbal ni9t sulebt
benz nalten procurator1, ber bie E40nr
ften 3agen in Der sienllitb tpeit Dont
Hbetn, an Der GtruEe bon MalIuf aa9
S4palba9 sslegenen. 85 9ettar sro=
Ben @emarfung beiibt.
Waon fann beute niht iiber bieWeine
bes Rbeingaus fhreiExn, obne bes xul>
ten proouratpvs1 !. tnie Der DR.. iur.
Muguft Wilbelni iail Rbeinsau dGee@
nleia genannt iDir6, su gebenfen. Gapa
Dom Sabre 1851 ual Aat er nebeK feiz
mem iuriltt1her 8ertfe, bem er ben
aaiIauif6en Sitel procurator aers
nantt, INIT llrenrniiblihenn gifer 1snb
bDr Nllen nit nenr feiniten Ser Itdnbs
Nib fir ben meiilhulI bes Nbei1gnus
getptrtt. 3unahf legte er feline be-
riibntte @anmlIug ebeliter 9n9ae@
MIDDLE uur aus 2iebe 3ur Sa4e an:
bunn faufte er bei iih bamals np4
leihter als beute 6ietsnber giiritiasr
@elegenbeit Elm Gfiid Meingut nmA
bem anberen an narh tDuBte burdr fsine
Dortrefflihe aeller6ebunblrng dusges
sei9nete, oft gang arngeabnte Grfalse
su er3ielen. Qlua uenu Qiebbaber llzsb
feinen Renner ipurbe ulImdlig Elm npas
tpeffli9er @eIhdftsmarrrl, Der inun
Mnfungs Der fieb3sger Sabre iihrr cine
Der beiten MeiHfnrtsft bes galran
Rbeinsaus oerfiigte unb nidt ftltensr
Der Weint0nig gennrunt tpurbe. bpnn
fein 5obn, Der beriibute 8pltnfpieIsr,
ber @eigert0nis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

MnprrifunG 9eiratbsprrs
miftler: rOber nebmeit sic lteber bic
fleine 8ertbas bic tit lun 10000 Mehrt
nlehr Gngel als bic GQa."
9nperbel. ~9at Sbre Sabz
tar bermt cine frGftige @tinme21 rHn,
i1h Tag Sbnen, neuliR bat iie fid arei
SABINE tpadelfg gefitngn."
& MIMI buranf an. a.:
ySie fasers bas Nferb fheut nor
Ribts. Ronn meine. 1rau es reitm2A
3D.: rDus, tDeib ifR nicAt. i9 8abs
Shre Jruu NOD miht seftben!1
Mebtrruf4tnber GhlhB!
Gebrer: Mnpn eine 5enfre1te unb cine
ipagerehte Girie i'm ei1em pnnff 3us
fnmmenfliaben, tpda bilben lie hurn,
Rarl9en9 Ghiilen. Ginera Rlert
g GinUeueuSammer. .sye,
besnal, nelua ih nit Heiner Irna
ousgebe. babe idb am unbern mEnrger
Rabenjaanner. 20, bds 1T nn1 gnl
MIUtS, nseftIl tu3 NH metatr UrG1t aus.
gsbe. 10 babe idg na9bea einen gnn3e1
Monat Rnfsrljnmmer!
Gein umterfhfeben
Cine 6auspinbin EbsrrafAt ibrer
MisMer, tpie Il gernbe ibrer 1nt6tel
einea Rub rn@bt. Rein, ober, Tag
lie entriiitet 5u bsn iheiubar pbn
Meue buftsbe1bsn Stdtsr, lift bds iii
Henebmen! Menn Sic im nidt IDA
ulen, bunn genireh Sic fiA bob roe
nigItens!s
Gsmiit6liH. CONNER
frifhler: .Ment e. cine Maufers
9ibt, h0nn apirb bei guH tpobl aleid
nit benz Mieifer Sugeito1en21
Bauer; DDS gibps Bel uns net
Menn ma mil Dam sSireit iridgl
NADIA baut ma eabm bdH a. Eodi
oafi, Dber a. QBaiidn abi, obtr 4
MdulimeTl'n eini, obtr az Sied'1
uni unO NADIA ia's ftxti!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

Die 5rage lift duBerit idper, otel@
lei9t nit BeltiHmtbeit gar niht gu be-
anttportsrt. 9ier enti4eioet periOnlt6er
@eI9n1ad, Elm tpenis 5ubem tpohl bic
Mobe bes gages. gu9 iinb Die Sabr=
gGnge r1sabgsbernb, benn ielbF IN ben
geIegnetIten Meiniabrere reift bic
Sraube teinespegs an allen &ebenhar=
gen bes Nbeingaues gleih gut. @p
fhoB, um q1ur ein 8eiIpiel an3ufiibren,
i'm Sabre 1888 gfiioesbeim peitaus bic
&rone ab.
Mon pflegt beute INT a6geneine,
ben &auentbalsr als bas britteoellte
!0o9getudbs au flaifificirem. Wag er
barum au4 bier oiefe Steanng ein<
nebmen, bic Defenders ein5elne 2agen:
@xbren, Miesbeu, Rotbenoerg, 2an=
genitiid, 9iibnerbera pfuffenbsrs,
Ronnenberg, Maern etc. 5uiommt.
Ser Aauert6aler bat fi9 erf aItnd=
Zig gu bem @breHplabe emporgerltngen,
ben er beute einnimult. Dor eir,em bali
BEN Sabrbunbert nod raasirte er anter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

@ie 3dblem BON Mters Der aur 96hs
fen MriItofratis, bic 6odeDlen 9erre,
bonn Mbein. Gs lit ein uraltes @es
idlent BON gtan,me berer bon Niess
ling; ME lnnge tie f6On am ionnigen
Mbeinnfep fiben, bas tpeib man niht
genau, benn aud bic gelebrbelten Gbrn@
niTten iinb ii1 bariiber niht re9t eirtg.
Wie bas 10 nit urdlten 8eihlehtern
eebt, 1T bic Sippe mn 2aufe Der Sabr<
bunoerte Ihier rieiengrob getporoen;
fpenn lie ab unb gu an einent 5amtllens
taae auIdmmentomnlen HaIt 1agf'
inn altebrpiirbigen Rathsfeler gu Bres
men fGnben oann urrb ipann iolhe 3a1
qanaen tatt - Hellen ii4 @sttsrn uno
gafen Elm BON gansers Gheinlauf, DON
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

Mus Der g 9uIe. 2ebrer:
Mer tpeiB nod bie @e|4ibte bon Das
MEL IN Der 21pengrube2 - pepi, pab'
1uf! Wonah babe ih sefrast2 pepi:
Nah benz Daniel in Der 2Openbruues
ri!
Dor @eriht. Rihter:
3euse, mas iinb sic fir ein 2anbs-
rndnn2 3euge: Sd BIN 8erliner.
Mihter: llnb Sbre 9efddftigung9
3eilge: SD BIN fruna0iifher aoh!
Mh 10! SD babe beute NAL
fneire @nrberDbe dufgerdumt, alIe
rleine alien Gahen babe ih Derfauft.
Ou gliidliher Menf4! Nun, fr
tbue Du es bod audi! Das funn
i'd nnr niht. Marum benn niht?
Sd babe ieine!
@etpobn nbeitsfra ag &,
Ereier (Gtdmmsaft): .9err Mirtb,
i6 tlDhte sic un bic 6uTlb elmer So
III 8n9ter bitte1!1 @nitpirtb:
!. EtII 0ber bunfsl23
@ennn Wr6Itignm (btm bic
yDfitqift {eintr8f1ut dusbs3ablt pirb):
.8illt. tS febIen nod 10 Mart!@
56pjederbuttr: ,,@k AdiBt! Die
10 m2urE 4dt meil1e Hobter fdon! Die
at III afa xItinxa 8inb ptxi6Iadt!4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
@G6rte11er in 9attenbeim m

@alob sSobannisbere perfiigt iiber
etfpa 25,93 0eftar Wetnberse unb es
proeacirte i'm DurdIhnitt BON piersis
Sa6ren idbrlid ungefdbr fiinfnnboreiz
Bio Stiid @ein. Oapon gebt aunahit
Der 3ebrte an Sen faiierlihen 6of ab;
bas allerebelIte @efpdhs reIerbirt Der
Tirit fir ben flafasntpeifen 8erfauf
als gabtnettstpein. Ser srObte She'll
!pirb in Dffentliher Muction perfauft.
llebrisens tit Siipit Metterni9 benn
boh ni9t Der 4neinherrIAer bon So
hannisberg. syn sienllid tpeiten llmt<
freis Tim ben @dloBbers finben ii4
audi arbere &ebenbdnse, Die gar porz
5iiglih, Sropfen liefern. 9ieben bem
rDprf Sobannisbers", behen Bein=
berge fih in peridiebenen .0dnben be-
finben, ut ba oor Mnem au9 Der Wein
bon Der n&laufe", Elm fludliegenber
Weinsarten 5tpif4en 8eiien6eim unb
benz S4loB, 81 nennen, pon benz Der
lpbe1ame Rlaus sSobannisberger 1er=
ftamnt. SIT Der SdIoBpein Der So
mig. 10 limb bic iibrisen sobannisbers
ger minbeffens ni6t seringe 8afullerr.
Sberbalb 9attenbeim bebnt fih Der
Steinbers. @s tit Elm nauerumiAlpi@
fenes Gebiet bpn etpa 25,9 9eftaren,
glei9 benz So6onnisberg ON fanfteH
9angs selagert. 4u9 bier paren es
M0n9e, tpelhe nit feinen WerltdnbniB
bic ausseaeibnete Gage bes Steinbers
ses berausfanben uno auf ibm suerit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

" ~ u " y v IL " " W.
aua - tper poGlte es leusnene - eine
gar ni9t 10 fleine Mnaabl dbsefaGener
@lieber, bitterbDier 8eIellen. Oas
8olf am Gbein fsnnt bie5e f9limHen
Sitter BON Der traurisen @etalt iebr
tpobl. rRanbab" ober 5l0bpeter,
@aura9 pber Ra9enpuber, au9 Slidz
idneiber nerrlt es iie, lnb, tpenn fie
gar gu arg iia mauiig MAIDEN, insrintz
mig gar: 6aribulbi.
Mir baben es bier rrur NIT Dem
tpirtli9en boben Mbel au tbun: NIT ben
eSeIIten @etpdhIen ben 6o4gepd1ien
bes Rbeinsaues felbf.
@rpB iit bds Mreal nicht. auf bem
fie gebei6en. Die ganse Meinbaufldhe
bes Nbeingaues - bes tleinen @ebiets
ON H1ten Hbeirrufer BON 8iebrid
ettpa Bis Gaub - fie unfabt nur 1888
6eftar, ettpa 1927 4cres. Mber auf
bieIem Mreal Giegt 54loB Sobannis=
berg, liegt ber Steinbers, liegt S9loB
BplIrabs, liegen, Inn itur bic eriten
,geonen au nnenen, bie @emarfungerp
DON grba9 nut Dem Marfobrunn, bon
Rauemtbal, BON Riibesbeim, bon @eis
ienbein, bon MBmarunsbauIen!
@elegnet lei Der Rbein!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
yifd)frttfdjtt arf ofr SEINE n
Daris.

sSn s5ronfrein liebt man Bite uiiter
benl Namen Ji1eberitenen betunnte ut:
BON Wolfsbeluitig,ingen DEFENDERS ~
Qbon, nnb bon bort 1T iie aah nuH
pdris perpflun3t tporbtn. dls man BET
Der Ginfiibrung Der fleinen, Mon9es
(JIiegen) genunnttn DampfbOute fur
ben perionenberfebr duf Der Seine irs
nerbalb paris geiegentlib Der Mus.
ifelIung bon 1867 bsinabe bus gunae
perIonol bafiir BON bort tommmen
lieb. @eitbem but aud pdris IN ie-
benz CONNER feiit s5ifherIteden. Sn
Der RGbe bes WiabuttS am point<bus
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

ertbeilte. 0nn 1875 TO unb 1880
SO befu1te er bic tpi9tieiten Mifiionss
itationen in europa urlb Mfien. pas
ftor Smith lit Der 0erfai1er adhlrei>
der MiIiions1ariften unb 9pmnen.
@pn ben lebteren 1T bic National>
9bmne nMmeriea nit benz Mnfans
MY country, 'Tis of Thee" am
befannteften. @ntttb bihtete biefelbe
als Stlbent Der 9beologie .unb iie
tpurbe gum eriten Mldl am 4. Suli
1882 BEL elmer &inberfeier In Der parf
Ctr. Stride gu Bolton geIungen. Or.
Smith beberriate fiinfaehn @pra4en
1rnb mar aud Der beutf4en Sprahe
rnd9tig. Gr iiberlebte Diele bentI4e
@ebtbte fiir bic rSubenile 2pre" uno
aablrei9e arttfel aug bem GDnneriaa
tionslerifon fir bic nGncpclopdoia
Mmerieana"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
8ngfprietflettern.

RdfTgs fsitbdlt. D6sfer flappt baber
berunter, bic Gnten fallen in'S Wafer
unb Mpinmen na1 alien @eifen bds
BON. sSl bisIenr Nugenblides fpringen
bic IbeilnebHer an benz Gntenih hnimz
men ms MoTer unb fuhen hae Sbiere
5n erbafhen- Sci BAN 8ugfpriettlets
tern lift biefer In ihrdgerRih ihtnng iiber
bas 9orbertRiI bes @diffes bindlsz
rageEbe MaF NIT iAnar5er @eife bes
ftrifsn rnb barber fehr fhliipfrig; an
feinen Gnbpunfte ia cine tleiue Gabne
befefigt, Die es Berunter5u1ulen gift.
Sir bic periAieneneH @iegsr iinD
prdAtief pmiie heitiHmt, Hub na4
Beenbiglrng hes Jifherftehens ert%
1pidstt fih am nfer Elm luitigea 0olts>
felt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
@h1pb Spbannisberg.

@4loB So bannis 8 bers.
gaTsl Biz gum Siebensebirse. Sis
ale Iinn ungenlein ftol5 auf bic 3ugss
b0riqfsit sur atten Sippidaft ino 1ls
beanfprrc5en ale ibren She'll BON Dem
ia6rl:hen Sssen &ailer aarPs
9ei gfiicegbeim, ba funfelt Der Wtonn
in's MaKer binsin
llno bout zine golbene 9riide tpobl
iiber'n sriinen Rbein;
Der &aiIer gebt biniiber uno iAreitei
langfam fort
llno 1eerst ldnsTt Dem Strome bic Hes
BEN an ieben Srt."
Oas hat ;bnen emanuel Geibel duss
briidl.5 + itItdtigt, unb es 1T san5 uns
leug5dr, RAP er einises bon Der Seneas
fog:e 5ieIer Sippe peritdno.
8ei aGem fhuloigen GeIpect oot ben
eolen 6erren mub man aber bod suge@
BEN, baB Tie nur gum fleinen Sbeil
ipirtli9 gum boben Ibel geboren; es
sibt in bem 9si9ieAt fiiritline 9du>
ier, erlaudts srdflihe 3peige, frei>
bsrrlias 3ipeislein unb einfade 6ers
rem bon bon; es sibt lstber iosar
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
groben gDeinfiirifen bes Mbeingaus.
Bet Dpn 2orh bis 6oabtim bsgiitsrt

QroBen MSeinfiirfen bee N6eingaus.
Bet Dpn 2Orn bis 6oabtim bsgiitsrt
III,
Der iiblihtn Rld7ifirlrarns nu4
miibte iebt ipobl Niibtsbsim geftannt
perben. Qlber Der DielbeIungene Hiiz
besbeimer ipirb ber3eiben, tpenn DDr
ibm 3tpti ipeniger beturnte @rOBen ein=
oeIHoben iperben: ber @rdfenberger
ndnlli9 suerT. Der bei Riebrih duf si<
mem gan3 fleinen Debiete tpdhf, Don
benz Der gr1Bte Sbeil Der fDniglihen
Domaine gtb0rt; bielIeibt betouulen bic
2eIer Mhtnng bpr 6ieien1 Wein, tpenrt
lie erfdbren, bub 3. 3. am 20. Wai
1883 auf 0ffentliher 9erfteigerung IN
Rloiier gberba9 fiir runb 575 2itsr
1868er @rdfenberger Der 8etrdg bon
1850 Marf erlD5t apurbe! gu 3tpeit
ift 5i nennen @hloB WoIIrabfer bon
jenen fDTtliden Mebonbdngen, bic iiA
nm bas I1Dne ShlpB bes 8rafen Waz
tuldfa fharen, bas In elmer Sentang
untpeit bon 5hloB Sobaanisberg eits
gebettet liegt.
Nun uber Az Miibesbein.
Der alte GiIhurt lang:
rDort mnten an bem Nbeine, ba lit Elm
8erg befarrltt,
Ser trdst etn CUTE Weine, Riioesbetz
1ler genunl1t -
Ser bat Elm geiltlih Mrt an iih, maht
duBerlid alnb innerli9!"
unb fpie bpr sSabrburbepten TT leute
mph bas feurige @olb bon Riibesheim
beriibmt unb allbeGisbt.
Riibes6eim lit Die gr0Bte Gemarfung
i'm H6einsau illub tpobl audi bic ertrdg<
reidite; iiber 200 0ettare firpb hier NIT
geben bepftanat, DON benen fait bic
0dlfte auf bic Serrahen bes ngerges",
bes 5iibli6ften 5anses bes bentmalge<
frDnten geeberipalpes entfdGt. Muber
benz 8ergs iinb 9irbterbaus, Hnttlanb,
8rnnnen, 8ursipes, Roiened, @tums
pfenort, pares, 8iIdofsberg als bette
Qoqen au 1,errler. 8telperaipeigt TT
ber 8eIib: bic f6nieliAe Domaine, bic
vWeimfiiriten" Graf Snselbeim inb
syreiberr BON 3tpierlein, MilbelmT anb
nidt aulebt Der groBe @uoesbeimer
WetnbGnbler 9aptiit Sturm, bei1sn
Rellereien tru1 benen Der Qctiengeieaz
f9aft Wilbelmi tpoN bic beoeutenbAten
bes A6einsaus itnb, baben on Der Se=
rnartang beroorragenben Mntbeil.