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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Uncle sam a. penccmaker.

Washington, May "a. = The United
States has been asked to act as inter-
mediary in an International complica-
ton. This time the trouble Is between
France aud Venezuela, resulting in
complete termination of diplomatic re-
lations between them. The French
minister ut Caracas recently was Civ.
ell his passports, whereupon France
sent two warships to take away her
minister and all the legation archives.
AT the same time France handed to
the Venezuelan minister ut Paris his
passports and he summarily departed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
THE INTERSTATE PARK.
commissioners Will Hold u public
Meeting NJ TnyIOr,s EuIIs

st. Paul. May 10. The st. Croix
Park commission held its first meeting
at the capitol this morning. The mems
bers took the oath of office called Or
the governor and held a consultation
with the attorney general to post
themselves thoroughly on the law as
to acquisition of the lands required for
the park. They expect to 90 to Fay
lors Falls Tomorrow evening. and they
will hold n public meeting in the town
hail in that place. All the property
owners interested will he invited to
meet with them and discuss the dIes-
ton. and in this way the commission
will get good idea from the outset OF
what is to be doi.e
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
scALpEp nY STEAM.
Painful Injuries Sustained by a Man
While Repairing Boiler.

Painful Injuries Su.tnincd by Man
While Repairing Boiler.
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, hlay 24.-Edward
Fill, boilermGker of Mankato, who
has been repairing the boilers Of the
Sleepy Eye Milling company, had
narrow escape from death last even
ing. He was at work inside on a
boiler when the night Waterman
opened the blow-off valve of the boil
er adjoining. opening into the boiler
in which Mr.. Hill was at work, jet
of highly heated steam striking him
on the arms and breast. inficting
fightful burns. The night Waterman
has nothing to do with the boilers, aid
the engineer says lis opening of the
valve was unnecessary and gratu;t-
GUS. Hill Is 'fering greatly, but will
probably recover
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
FORGERY CHARGED.
The Mayor of Rice Lake. Wis. Ia in
Trouble.


Eau Claire. Wis. May 22.-A war
rant was issued here in the municipal!
court for the arrest of James q. i>u-
laney. mayor of Rice Lake. The cu1.-
plant WAS signed by George t.
Thompson. cashier of the Chippewa
Valley bank of This city. and charged
Dulaney with utteriiig Il forged note
in the sum of $4,000 at the bank The
name said TO be signed to the note was
that of Dulaney'S uncle William n.
nulaner. a wealthy lumbermau of
Hannibal. Mo. and treasurer OF the
Empire Lumber company of this city
The note is dated Dec - LAST. James
q. Dulaney has long been connected
with the Rice Lake Lumber company,
which is an otf'Shoot of the Empire
company. whose president. O. II. Ing
ram. is president of the bank. in which
large defalcation occurred recently,
and is also bondsman of the defaults
ing treasurer of this city.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
No More scrapptnx.

London, May "a. = At the Marlbor-
ough street police court this morning
the marquis of Queensberry and his
son, Lord Douglas, were bound over in
f5OO each to keep the peace. Their
appearance in the police court to-day
was the result of their encounter In
Piccadilly.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
big. Deal i'm Hemlock.

Merrill, Wis, May 24.-One of the
largest transactions ever made here
In hemlock timber was made to-day.
The William Tidd Company of Stone
ham. Mass, purchased of the WILSON,
sin River Land company $40 acres
of land. The tract is estimated to
contain $30,OOO,OOO feet.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
AMERICAN PILGRIMS.

A Large Party VIII Visit the Euro
Denn Shrine.
New York, May 24.-Under the d.
rcction of Rev. William Smith the
second American national pilgrimage
to European shrines wi leave New
York July 10 on the stea..er Western
lard. The success of the first pilgrim
age. which took place last yea. was
great, and at the special request Of
Pope Leo ti.e present one is under
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
SLAIN by A WOMAN.
Two Men Are Killed in Lewiston and
the Murderesn Is in Jnil

Two Men Are Killed in deviation and
the Murderess Is in Jail.
Spokane, Wash, May 23.-A tragedy
With no parallel in the annals of re.
cent crimes in Idaho occurred at
Lewiston yesterday. John Siers,
known as Buena, is dead, with two
bullet holes in his back. NJ. T. Ward,
one of his assailarts, is fatally wound
ed. Mrs Goddard, who slew Siers, is
in Jail awaiting the action of the cor
oner's jury. The trouble was the out
come Of fn1d of long standing. but
was aggray G by re"ant disagree
ment about $50 worth of property
which Mrs. Goddard and Sie7s
claimed
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Deliberate Murder.

Pana, I'll, May 22.-George Bannon
has shot and mortally wounded Frank
Burroughs. The murderer ard his
wife separated and Bannon returned
to get their little daughter. He in
ysted young Burroughs to take walk
with him, and upon the latter refus-
ing, shot him.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Dies Suddenly.

Chicago, May 23.-Dr Mary Harris
Thompson, widely known to the medi-
cal fraternity as the founder of the
Chicago hospital for women and chill
dren, died suddenly to-day of cerebral
hemorrhage. She was sixty-six years
of age.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
They Are Arriving at Houston, Tex
for Their Reunion.

Houston, Tex. May 2s.-Thousands
of Confederate veterans have already
arrived TO attend the reunion which,
begins tomorrow and continues three
days. Gen. John y. Gordon is COM
mander-iIl-clief of the United Confed-
crate Veterans. and arrived today.
Gen. Gordon. eX-lieutenant general OF
the Confederate army. United States
senator from Georgia for over half a
score OF years, aud twice governor OF
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
NEXT BIG WEBBING.
1t Will he THAT of Mrs. snrtorI. to
Mai, i OurIDH.

Baltimore, May %. - 1t is rumored
here that the wedding of Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris to Gen. Henry Kyd
Douglas, Il distinguished Southerner,
will take place very soon. Rumors of
this alliance have been afoat for some
time. but were contlndicted until re-
Gently. Nellie Grant, as is well known,
married Algcrnon Sartoris, an Eng
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
A Bad Wreck.

Ashland, Ohio, May %. = Two Sec
tons of an Erie freight train which
had broken in two, came together near
here to-day, causing bad wreck. s.
Decker, brakeman, was killed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Elected by Hor.e.hoer..

Milwaukee, May 24.-The Interna.
tional Union of Journeymen Horse
shoers today elected the following Of
ficers: President, John p. Collins.
Washington; first vice president, Fred
erick Harris, Milwaukee; second vice
president, George Newman, Detroit:
secretary-treasurer, Rhoday Kenehan.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
WilI Give a C,t,xcn., nam

st. Paul, May 24.-What will prob
ably be the largest and most elaborate
ball ever attempted in this city will
be given on or about June II ut the
Metropolitan opera house. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the fund to
be used for the purchase by the city
of suitable gift to the International
Navigation company for the steamship
.'St. Paul"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
SHOTS EXCHANGED.
LIVELY LABOR RIOT on THE
STREETS OF INDIA.APoLIs.
STRIKERS Mt the West indianapolis
Car Works Assault IL vi II Who Had
Remained mt Work-I:"Duties and
Strikers Exchange Shots.

indianapolis, May 81. a riot oc-
CURED among the strikers of the West
Indianapolis Car works and several
shots were exchanged between the
strikh.k union workmen and the nom
union men at work. Frank Maiden,
assistant foreman of the works, was
returning home, when he was sur
rounded at street corI"r by Il mob
of strikers. With hi. was L. N.
Hinkley, foreman of the works. The
men asked Madsen if he WAS going to
continue at work, and upon his re-
plying in the affirmative he was at
tackled, badly beaten and seriously in
jured. Hinkley fought in his behalf
and Madsen fired from the ground,
the bullet missing his assailants. Nine
deputy marshals who have been
guarding the works, came 10 the as
sistance of the men and several shots
were EXCHANGED before the rioters
We're driven back. 1t h;., necn report
cd that one of the mob was shot and
was carried Off by his companions, but
this cannot he verified. More trouble
is expected. and an additional force of
deputy marshals will he employed.
Warrensboro. Mo-. May "a. = Two
confidence man. one repro antiDg HIM
self as Il banker, came here yesterday
and told Capt Taggcrt. a wealthy
farmer. that they were looking for
good land. The three entered into an
agreement for the pucig sc OF the lat
ter's farm. each TO put up $500.
Taggcrt drew the amount from the
bank. The two men deposited Il like
amount and the two sum- were plnccd
in a tin box which was ,.iven To Tag
CERT. The men We're to return by noon
to finish the deal or the entire sum
was to belong to Taggert. They then
disappeared and have not since been
seen or heard of. The box WAS opened
and found to be empty.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Clo.ed Up On a MORTGAGES,

La Crosse. Wis, Nay 24.-The Kou.
zen & Worth company, musical instru-
ments, was closed up on mortgage
this morning by j. B. Bradford Of
Milwaukee. The threatening attitude
of other creditors forced tile action.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
New Receiver Appointed

Washington, Ind, May "a. = n. O.
Barlow, president of the Evansville &
Terre Haute railroad, was to-day up
pointed receiver of the Evansville &
Richmond road, vice Col. James Mont
gomery, resigned. ',
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Thur. ms Withdrawal.

Thur. ms Withdrawal.
Washi''"'' May 24.-rhe state de-
parsment been officially informed
Of the withdrawal of Mr.. Thurston,
the Hawaiian minister
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
BLOWN To PIECES.
rR1GHTFUL EXPLOSION IN A
NITRO-GLYcERIsE FACTORY.

Ten Thousnnd Pounds of TIE FIX
pIosiye Go Up, Wreckin@ Hu;id-
inEs and blowing TO Atoms Five
White Men and Nine Chinenan.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Banker Dead.

Cleveland, Ohio, May "a. = Henry
Wick, one of the Oldest bankers in the
country, died to-day, aged eighty
eight years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Tclegruphern Meet.

st. Louis. May 22.-'rhe annual cor
vention of the Orde; OF Railway Tel
egraphers met here to-day for II six
days session With 100 delegates pres
cut
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Rcturning tn Mnrk.

Pocahontas. Va. May pa few Of
the union men returned to work to-
day in the Southwest mines.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
May Die at Any Time,

Washington. May 24.-Ihe condition
Of Miss Mary A. Dodge Gail Hamil-
tom is critical and her death is looked
for at any time.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30

San Francisco, May 22.-The funeral.
of ex-Gov. Burnett to-day was largely
attended. Gov. Budd and his mfli>s
tary staff were present.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30

Baltimore, May 22.-The Henry Nc.
Shane Manufacturing company VOL
UNFAIRLY raised the wages of their
1000 employees 10 per cent.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
Cotton Firm Fail.

New York, May 22.-Stevens 4 Co..
a leading cotton firm, have failed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
SOME SHORTAGES.
General Shaking up by n Michigan

Grand Jury.
Bay City. Mich, May 23.-''hc Bay
county grand jury. which has been i'll
session here since May II. concluded
its laborS this afternoon. 1t returned
fifty-eight indictments and handed in
n general report showing alleged eX-
travagant expenditures of county
funds and loose methods employed in
the county Offices. The report claims
to show discrepancy of nearly S20.-
coo in the accounts of eN-Couniy
Treasurer VI. V. Prybe. i. Mr.. Fry
beski claims he has vouchers for the
alleged shortage. The report says the
supervisors have illegally overdrawn
their accounts and justices of the
peace have not accounted for all fines
and costs received. 1t is claimed in
the report that the records of the
county clerk show shortage. 1t is
said that the publication of the re-
port will have Wholesome effect on
county affairs. The report deals large
ly in figures and covers seventy type
written pages. The indictments were
not made public.
Selma, Ala. May 2S.-.At Pleasant
Hill. about thirty miles f~om here. Joe
Vaughan, Il young WI. man, had
foreclosed mortgage and was driving
home some cattle. 1t was necessary
he should go through Il large gate. He
told Caroline Weaver. colored. to open
it. She complained that it was too
heavy for her. whereupon Vaughan
struck her over the head with pistol
and tlien shot her. Her husband ran
to her assistance and Vaughan fired
at him. The woman died III a short
time, but her husband will recover.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24

RurgsmdB. .Warum malt
Der Maler Glerel iebt nur in WaiierS
farben2" Der brauht ne Gnsipp<
fur!"
= beiIneile. Grau: Gie
baben ipobl 3abnlnmer5sn, Minna?
Dienitmdbhen: Sd, 3abnfhmer3en
bab' ih, aber elm bisden 9eimpeb 1T
audi brunter! ND
Rein Wertrauen. sic.
Du hait fein Wertrauen gu bem Doctor
@hmibt2 Gr: Nein, ih alaub',
ber bat net rihtig ftubirt, lonlt tDnnte
ct boh als ebenldliger Gtubent niAt
allen Qeuten bns Bier berbieten!
Mitrplogis 0err: Die
MItroIogie lebrt uus, bab Elm Mdbdsn,
bas I'm Sunuar gsboren III, Hug, gez
iittet unb ettpaS pubfiintig pirb.s Sin
imGebruar gsbDrenes lit liebsbpl, ener>
gifh unb puBfiihtig. Gin I'm Mdr3
aeborenes sttpas leihtfertig unb pubs
jiihtig. Sin I'M Qlpril gebDrentS
Ddat (lnttrbrehsnb): ssyn nel<
ihtn Mpnoten iusrht1 benn ei0entlim
bic Mdbhen gebortn, bit ai1t tubs
fi6tis finb2 - Orr: Sn gar ttis
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Gin ..fdIse6Iid,es~ z Rlas.


Mar mar bas einSige Rinb feintr
Gliern, eigentlit Elm prantferl, uber
burh feline iingetpObnIihe Milbbeit
unb Nafetpeisbeit Der @dreden 0es
gnnaen 0aufes BeIib.
Das llebtrirbifde, toeil llnbesreif<
1ihe, intsreFirte i'm am meiften. Sb
snsine grfldrunsen gu unbeutlih tpas
ren pber mas fonft baran SAulb trug,
er mar i'm 9tanbe, bic flariten 8esriffe
Al heripirren.
.1ante, mas 1T bic Sonneg" -
Gin groBes 5eusr, 4ino." nWer
Itedt bds ale Moraen ang" rgs lit
elm 6ilnmelsfeusr, bas eipig brennt!@
y0ei3sn iie nit 9ola i'm 9immel,
Dber nit greBtoblsn9" sd ipeiB
niht ,Sante, 1T bds tppbl
N aanaer Wasen BON preBfoblen9"
ia - ia ,Mas fpIten i'm
6in1nel Die prebfoblen24 r@e1,
Mar fpiele bod nit Deinem 8auz
faften unb LAB mid lefen!"
Das mar irrlmer bas @nbe Isines
Grdmsns, Bel bem man itets Der 8laz
mirte blieb.
Gines anberen Sages fab er nit gr=
ifaunen Die neue Stride nit ibren groz
Ben gptbifhen Ssnitern uno SauIerbeR
tleiner Sneiben.
aMama, mas tit bus fir Elm fomi<
fhes 6aus91
.Das lit elm @ottesbaus. mein
Mdrhen!"
Mar iiberfliest bic 5enitsr nit feis
men Shtpdr3augen:
% Mand, mas bat benz lieben
Gott ieine osette @onnabenbs fir biele
GfnIter al puben!"
ssraeen ftelIen tonnte bos Sinh, bab
fefbft bic grDBten unb ftdrtiten 9eute in
bic gnge gerietben. 60 ertunbiste er
fich zines Sages BET mir:
.Sante, tpie beibt bic 5rau bonn lies
ben @ott9"
Der liebs Soft bat feline Jruu, :"
n1ttportete ih.
.sante, Bat er cine Settle, bic linn
mas su eisn fodt9"
SD CLAUDE. i4 babe nit rSSa" sse
nntiportet, um i'm lus 81 tperoen; aber
10 einfa9 ging oas niht.
r2iebt sr aud 10 fehr gingema4>
tess"
rQiebes &inb, Ou biH nod gu flein,
nm bas gu perfeben = @ott TT Elm
@eiit, Der iiberaa lit unb ni6t tpie Die
Meniden Der Speife unb bes Srantes
bebarf -"
.l1eberan 1T @eift @ott, Sants9 -
Mun in biefer &ommobe?"
Mit einem Gud bate er bic S4teb>
Iabe aufge3ogen = es mar i'm S4lafz
simnner Bel mir = man trug bamals
Ebiqnons, unb in biefer lag elm dusz
aebientes. Mdrden fabte bana6 unS
inquirirte:
.Tante, 1T bies Der 9etf2 Mdma
hot audi 10 mas, oas 1T absr gan5 beas
bipnbi"
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: Sn Der csnffructipns<

Sn Der Snftrnctip n s.
ftunbe. Qientenont: Qebmann,
mas fpiirbeit Du MADDEN, ipenn Du auf
patrouilIe biit unb pI0sli1 lints nnb
redts Der Geinb auftauht9 Golbat
2ehmann: Sd piirbe MIDI rlibig se<
fanaen nsbmen laiIen unb bus Meitere
benz 6errn lieutenant iiberlaHen!
Mobl befomm's. MrSt:
Mber fagen sic mir MIR, tDO TT benn
Der piele Gbes bingefommen, ben sic
aeifern fir Sbren franfen Mann ers
hulten buben9 Der fam bod utz
nDslih berbranht fein. 9duerin:
ga DifIen g, Serr Doctor, ben bat Ct
in Sic pfsiff' e'itopft unb s'raudt!
Gin gutter Mitmenf d.
Du biff gelnnb unb frdftig, arbeite
boh duh enblid mai! fdgt ber Dnz
fel. ga, als Db bas 10 leiht qinge!
Gtpd Mnbern bic Mrbeit pegnebnen,
Dieneift gar GamilisnDdter brotlos
mnhen2! Nein, breimdl neifl!.
gbentunnsra9e. lln5tr
sSreunb g1uumann bai ieiner Grau Ell
nen hiibfhen Gtreid6 gelpielt, tpie iis
i'm Geebabe mar. Gog Wie5o
Senn2 st bradte ieinenl papdgei
bie Morte BEL: Auotfd nidt fo Diel!
@rnuf1rl. Wnter: ,wlein
6err, e5ie bdben meint iiinglte Eodfer
Attibt Isl. sic beirot1sn mtine Mtls
lsite!x
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-04-24

IW6nben bns flefre WfamentreppHkrv
| aaf ben fonit Bic geeotien ,inb 9flpen.
beilhen itunbtn2 ltnb tpo3u 70 DieA
1ihter ongeitedt9
Mie ffunb perlegen ba. Dds mahte
ibm @paB. Gr brdng in lie, irnnler
lebhafier, irnnatr 5tiirmiIher. Gr tpDllte
niht, baB iie irgenh einet @ebuntcft
bpr Inn berbsrge. Stpdenb, 30gerr1b
unir bruhte iie heraus, DaB iie es linn
ipdter fdgen ipnlIe.
r6aft Du ie 10 fd0ne Mtlasfdube
qeieben, MGnnbel2 @isb bod, @ol0s
fohlsn unb grinaHtenihnallen. Der
@huffer bat gefast, nod ME bate er
10 fleine MEasi1ube fit cine 8raut
Qemdht. @iebit Du, Der S1uiter 1T
Qdldntsr als Du. MIIe meme 6reunz
biitnen beneibsn MIDI Inn nleine nuns
berpolIen ssiiBe.1
.Nun ia, bds tpeiB ih ia, Define
Siibden iinb ia faotbefannt. SnbeB,
ipoau biefer gan5e Mppdrat BON Spies
aefn uno Srsppenitufen II. I. p.a"
rOu fpirit bDie fein, tpenn i'd Dtr's
faac.1
IS tpp!"
n9eripridft Du's, baB Du nidt
b0fe fein tpilln, auf Dein Gbreniport91
.Mas risfir9t Du benn iebt no92
Gar lrihts! Mir finb bod Dor benz
@e1eBe Mann unb sTrdu. Oie1er Cobb
reif lit ftdrter ols mein Wtlle Dber
nein 3ora.1
rRa gut, ba min id's Dir it's DIR
faaen: Sd babe eben -"
Sea, fahr bod fort!"
SD bab' - eben probirt, tpie i4
mDrgen bic Mltaritufem empor1teigen
iperbe unb unb tpie ih bas Rleib
beben muB, barnit Mne bic tpunberDols
len Mtlas{9iibden ieben f0nner, Das
1T bod setpiB cine llnf9uloige sreuoe,
si6t pahr, Shabaen, unb beinabe
hdtts1t Ou fie mir berborben nit Dei=
rer bumnlen Nntipatbie gegen bic tirdz
lihe 5rauung!"
@s trat eine pdu1e Elm.
rWie bumm bod Oein flsines Srau-
G.n 1T, niat tpabr, Better? Sd bdtte
.s Dir ni6t 1agen Iollen!"
gr lab fie groB unb perTtdnbniBlos
an. bann biidte er auf bic blinfenben,
spi1aiesn MtlasF9u6e unb gum SaluB
auf ieinen Sraurinq, irlbem er tpie Elm
paoobe nit benz Gopfe nidte. Gr
brebte ben Heif um feinen Singer unb
lab auf bic fleiren 5iiBe Ieiner fleinen
frau. Waie aber nabm feine 6anb,
ftedte linn ben Srauring energiI9 tpie<
Der feft, fiiBte unb briidte i'm la9snb
aur Sbir binaus.
Qlls er unten am Shore mar, baAte
er ndd unb blidte ldnge in bic @ase
fannie Der StraBenlaterne, als ob er
In bic 4ugsn fetner tleinen Mie ieben
ipoIlte.
Hidtig, ieBt tpuBte er, mas er 1uhte.
@iel rub:ger. als er aefommen mar,
eina er - gum leBten DIAL = in ietne
ssSunaqefellenpobnung. Dort lag eirt
ganb Sursenjefp. @r griff lansium
banah unb las laut unb nlonotpn, fpie
er als syunss feinen 8ibelipru9 anfse=
faat bate:
.Die 5esle zines Mnberen 1T ipie eir
finIterer Malb."
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Die Triume eines Matbeula
tikfrs.

Gin pennp! Gin arniieliger pennp!
Mte unibeinbar nit leirem IhmuB!=
gen, roibbrauaen Musieben! Hie@
manb ahtet ben 10 gerinspertbigen
Bennp, niemanb iaGbt i'm, niht etll%
NAL Der Mrme, Der BON Der 0ffentliAen
Wobltbdtisfeit lebt!
llnb bod! SIT bag teine Shines
tduiduns2 Wie Elm kbenbes Meien
bat Der tobte, meta[lene pennD ieinen
GhoB seOffnet uno einen afpeiten
pennD geboren! llnb nah einiger
3sit baben iih tpieber Die atpei pennp
bermebrt, perDpppelt unO oas gebt 10
fort, l:nauf1altIam. 8alb brinsen bic
BsnnD ni6t mebr pennD berbor, fonz
bern Sob, gleiBenoes, fhimmernDes,
elGnsenbes @olb. llnb na4 elmer
laneen, langen Neibe Bpm Sabren err
| giebt f1 Elm nd4tiger Golbitrom, Der
oem armieligen unfGeinbaren pennp
ieinen llrIprung Derbanft, iiber bic
aanae grbe, ct reiBt NIT fib binpeg
| alIe Mrmutb unb alles Glenb; er
idtpemmt alien Summer unb alles
llngliid meg unb aus Der pon ihm be-
frudteten Grbe entfprieBt Elm Munbers
baum menfdli6en Slides nnb Wohl~
ergebens!
Dur9 tpelden 3auber 1T Der @5hob
bes metallenen, armielisen pennb
frudtbar sefporbsn2 Melher 3auber
bat bieles Munber setpirtt9
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Den sraum bes alIseneinen Heih<
tbums, bieien pbantuitifhen Sraum
bat 9err M. S. 9olt@ShoOling, ein
snglifGer Nathematiter, getrGumt.
sSatpobl, auh Watbematifer, bic 8erz
freter eiaer angeblih trodenen unb
pbantaiieiDien Wifienfduft, trGumen
nnb pbantuIiren nanhmal. Jiur lllls
ierftsioen ii1 Die Grdume unb pbanz
taIien bieIer gelebrten bon benen ges
p0bnliher Gterblither bdburh, bnE
| fie itets Rspf inb SUB baben uno bob,
tpenn Iie aud bic tplInenG GaltosMortu &
lfdldgen, iif bDf inlmer iDieber auf ben
Ifelten 9oben Der 2ogit gu iteben toms
men.
nerr 0oft< 5hooling bate einen pitt
Ilantbropifhen Eraun1. St trdulnts
bappn, bic MrHntb BON Der GrDe 3l
bannen. llnb ais Wut1ematiftr Hdbnl
Il fhneI ben Bleiitift 3ur 9anb, I'm
su bere1nen, tpel9en gbeiI feines Wers
lm0gens ct, obne bet Wtrfhpenbune
lgesieben 3u iperbeH feiner bumanitd=
rem Qlnipdnbiung iUibmen f0nnk.
Wabrlih, bd lam er 5u feinenl erfreus
lfiden MeluItdt! 92ur eiuen pennD,
sineu ein3igen drnltligsn pennD fonntl
lsr benz mobl bsr Waenf9beit ipibmen!
Mbes Gsrr ltsG9ooling DtrIitrl
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glug er1gem 5aus
Sn's Greie bsruus
9Rbt mi9's nit 3ptngenher Wlaht;
MD1te iparlbern tpeit,
BON allen befreit,
Durh oss Griiblings Suftenbe praht
$50 BE 9silnen bliib'rt,
$50 bic Wdlber grim,
Wo bic Nusle lliitig rdiifAt,
$50 i'm Ionnigen Hieb
9luf Der 2erde 2ieo
Die trullfene Seele luulht.
Damn bOber binauf
sSn tpagenbem 2auf,
$50 freier bic 2iifte tpe6'n,
9luf Dem 5elfeniod
l1eber Wolfen bnn
M0dP i9 nabe Dem 9immfi fteh'n.
8 tporrrtige S9au!
seSrn 1lnenblihsn 8ldu
Der @onne golobliBerlber Stern
unb tpeit unb brett
Hur @inI Idmfeit,
grfiiIIt ppm Mtem bes 9errn.
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Der MIibibeipets. grs
Sitr @duner: Ga5t Du Dieber einmal
ae{eITen2 3peitsr Gaunsr: So.
ein ssyobr, tpegen pferbebiebifabls. -
griier @duner: sRpnnteit Ou benn
Dtiu Qllibi niht nudfpeifsn2 3peis
III @1uusr: So, fir mid idon, aber
nibt fiir bds pferb, ih inB ndmlim
brauf. ipie lie mid trisgien!
8tf9eiben. Dame: Sic
f@rsiben al1o bic fleinen plaubtreien
fiir bie WlDrgen3eitung. Die finb ia
nber nit unter3ti9nst, iDie lam man
NJ benn ba ertsnnen2 sJournniiit:
8. bds III isbr sinfa6, bic btiten Ga.
IN iiftb in1I1er bDn mir!
Die DisIen M abl5titen.
Dorior: sic folIten fi1 ongsiD0bnsn.
na6 itber Md6I5eii, aud iDenn Gie
sod II ptlig 0tnofitn bdben, Tin bd!s
<B e5iiinbdjtn i'll ruben. pdtisnt
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IIns il Ii ben 9an3en Eag gar
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