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New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
THE REV. MR. WOELFKIN NAY DECLINE

The Rev Cornelius Woelfkin pastor Of the Greene
Avenue Baptis; Church. OF whose call to the clar-
endon Stree, Baptist Church. OF Boston. The Trib
une gave notice yesterday Is likely to give the call
the same kind OF answer was given TO the
vestrymen Of Holy Trinity by the Rev. Dr. Leigh
ton Parks. OF Boston. who was much wanted az DR.
Halls successor. DR.. Woslfkn is likely to decline
the Offer Notwithstanding the great difference in
salary In favor Of the pulpit In the Hub The
Grecne-ave church received him about two years
ago and raised his salary recently from $500 to
5000. Yesterday he sad II have not as yet re-
celved my official notice OF a cal TO the Boston
church. although have no doubt that 1t Will soon
be along Afte. DR.. Gordon went from the Claren-
don-st. church, IL suggested to that I
might have the vacant pulpit II desired It, St
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
CLEVELAND FREES 4 GOOD INDIAN.

A CHEROKEE PRISONER IN THE KINGS COUNTY
PENITENTIARY Is pARDONED
Presidcn, Cleveland has earned the undyng graf
itude OF Daniel Watkins. a Cherokee Indian. by
granting him full pardon from the Kings County
Penitentiary. where he had been confined a four
year sentence for larceny. Watkins tried and
Convicted Fort Smith Ark, and was brought to
Brooklyn April 90 1894.
He known about the pententisry as good
Indian and that is one reason why President Cleve
land made his pardon unconditional. giving him
full civil rights. transportation TO the Strip. and
new suit of clothes
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
TRYING To REGAIN HIS CHILDREN.

Thomas r. Keat,r OF Bensonfurst. Long Island
obtained a writ of habsas corpus from Justce
PRYOR In the supreme Court, TO compel lneouore
uos, n produce in court to-day his sons, Randall
:, ,d neverley NJ Keator, seven and half and
i've Years old respectively. keator charges 'nat
VS. has Without legal authority. restrained the
No; nioSa Tn ia Wadiso,,ave Mr. Moss is the grand
faiher of the children. ard has had tnem IN Ms
custody since their mothers death' ABOUT three
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
States Supreme Court tomorrow will be Mo- IA
75a. 7S3. 6si, 3e1, S9t 473. IA. s3 and 81.
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

s:5ss Ss: '%' g e ad 81 gsS:
Sss'SS ,Ssa%sa.. clss q g. 9, g. lie ''...
sSsl:m. essSSsr S 4 M r. -p.tor.
supreme Seees court-spssai TsrmPsr IIBsior. Bed.
r5sisT1ss TslSPsr ssis NJ fvss,oIs zee
Law and fact: Nos. 1885, l45l 1885, 1851. 1853 s7s
Supreme court-special TermaPartw IT, v-Bsfore Law.
J-cssss to Be sent from Pps ~ for trial C.S
sent Tsm Ts@mpsr. pi, ~ vssIsc Fl s
'rsws Supreme courtspecia rerm~part vII-Adoun
supreme cour-rria Term,Par, n-Bslore freedman
sss o.. ss. N s ! ts csse sS s $751;
supreme court~Tria Tsrm-Pars lli-Before Dusro. j.
SS' 5S as .ss . sp se s'G @ @ s M
Supreme Court-Tria Term.part iV-before sedswick
finished. " " ' n.,.
q Il! 'is =
Supreme coarsSTriai TermPar; yIIBefcTs Glider.
s sG; 5sS; @ 'fss iiS 'fsS s 'n ss 1913 ss @ @ 3 s @ %
Supreme court-rria T.rm-Part .yIII-Befors Book.
saver. Gases te be sent from Part VII for trial
Supreme court-rria Term-Part Ix-Before Gieserich.
J.cases n b. sent from Part VII for trial. Case IN
supreme Court-Trial Term-Part X-Before Bischo9
jr Gases to be sent from Part VII FOR trial Case un
Supreme cour,-TriaI Term-Part xI-Adjourned 70.
Surro9atss Court-Chambers- before Fitzgerald. ST.
Motion calendar called at 1870 a. wills for pnobate
Leo Blsnchet Eliza $. Latham, John f. Scott. William
IT, Beadleston Amanda Cargill az l""o a. M William
E HOPKINS. Louis Voges. at D. M
Surrogate's Court-Tral Term-Before Arnold. g.
No calendar.
City Court-Specia Term-Retore ODwyer. J.-cour,
opens at 10 a.: m. Motions at 10 30 a. M y.,. :,
Nos e0a. 755. 100 Clear
Nos as2 $50 5si s2i 604 8is. 1851. 1889 1903, 1904
1905 l0O5h 1905 1907 ioos 1909 1910 1912 1913 io+
City Cour-Trai Term-Part -Before re- Ftz.imon.
Nos 3537 a3 727. 734 730. 40 al I88 ,sois. 9iS
Sao. lois i0i8 I0l7 1918. 1919. ioo. 1927: Clear.
City Court--Trial TermPsrt Iy-Before Mccarthy j.
s4@ SsS s34O $3.50 1884, 340s. 1904, 352I 2eash
Eouity case: 1871 Gear
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

I am so well sat atsfed here that see no , occas,'oi
for making a voluntary effort In that direc.,os; o;
pleasing TO me- and should hesitate before new
10 others knew not Of The Clarendon-st ST., ch"aTn n
not sure that could successfully I'LL the piacsi
call comes / have received such calls before out
that is a matter Of little account. i am so happy
in my present surroundings that II would require
long dellberaton before / severed my bonds here.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
DIR. WILSON'S ELOCIENCE.

MOONLIGHT FOR THE ALLEGHENlEs THE SER
RAs THE ROCKIEs-HOW BEAUTIFUL
THIS WORLD BY MOoNIIGiiT"
DR.. J. o. Wilson pastor of the 5. S.mpson Methodist
Episcopal Church who for several years was pro-
fessor of elocution In the Illinois Wesleyan Uni
versty and Drew Theological Seminary lectured
last night yellowstone and Yosemite at Asso-
citation Hall. IN Futon-si. The Doctor described
In his characteristic way visions OF snow covered
mountains. the orange groves OF Los Angeles, and
the far-famed Yosemite "in the latter days or
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
AGAINST LOMBARD. AyREs & co.

Joseph II. Lienkeuf e. Co., OF Mobile. yesterday
recovered a tudg nent against Lombard. Ayres u
Goa in the Supreme Court, for @z,os1 20 Inc p'a"-
,y ,hrougb n G. Downing and Joseph d. Deane
n1 tho defendant to recover $4,000 for goods lost
wncn the steamship v'deues Owned 0y nomoara arc:
Tor The full amount. with Interest
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
HE KISSED THE BRIDE.
THE MAYOR PERFORMED HIS FIRST MAhRiAdE
CEREMONY AND DECLINED $40 FEE

CEREMONY AND DECLINED A so FEE
Mavor Wuis,er yesterday afternoon performer
,ba marriage service for the first time since ne
was ns,rl Ted In Office. The couple VINO were unite"
in marriace were John Zaeng,e. wine ana hluor
merchant. at -. L., DOerum-st ana Nina Schm'n'
of the same address Mr.. Iaengle j. ABOUT my
years OLD. ami was widower "hl'e 'he p'''e' "'o
is about thirty-nve years old. had never before
been married Considering that he was new 10 the
work MAYOR Wurster managed We'll :" 'iios' " 40
witnessed the ceremony say ail slo"e' '''"'H' "7
much selfposse-sion the bride did
After the ceremony the brdegroom preSr't.l 20 -
the NJ tyor 4 Russia leather pocketbOok. on "A''.
vas STAMPED the words. with the compliments OF
John Zaengle. When asked II there war a zee ~
,he norketb,ok Mayor Wurster said NO. but h.
rev out A ten-do.lar bill and offered /: - me-.
told him To give IL 20 some one neeilng !, am ne
e1d he would give il To the German hrsPltil
Mayor Xurster did not forget 10 kiss the biushinR
III
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
GOVErNOR MORTON ACCEPTS.

uE WILL. BE N BROOKLYN on DECORATION DAY
TO REVIEW THE TROOPS
A dispatch from Albany last night stated that
coyernor Marion has decided TO accept the inVi-
tat,on 70 review the Grand Amy posts and the "a
brigade y c. y. y In Brooklyn. on Memorial Day
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
ACTING CAPTAINS NAY BE REMANDED.

Ii Is understood at Police Headquarters that
three acting captains in charge OF precincts
VIII within the next few days be relieved OF the
commands and put back on regular sergeant's duty.
1t is sad that tie men will lose their commanins
because they have not displayed good executive
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
BOTH PARTIES VIOLATED THE CLAUSE

HEIRS OF DEMAs STRONG SUED BY COUNSEL FOR
COSTS AND ALLOWANCES.
When Demas Strong died he left a large estate
and a Will by which he cut off his sons. William ID
and Doris Strong with $3.50 each. and divided the
balance Of his property among his Other chi!dren.
Objections to the probate OF MS will were fled and
preparations made for a bitter contest But the
children finally fixed up scheme Of distribution
which proved satisfactory all around Yesterday
Joseph A. Burr appearing FOR the defendants in the
n~oceedInps brought by William and Doris strong
against the other children applied TO justice 'Iay
nor of the Supreme Court, for judgment OF COS
and extra allowance in the case. Horace Graves
on the other side sad the defendants had a fhni
helon glnp TO the plaintiffs from which they couli
collect the costs. n III -
Mr Burr replied by saying that The Will pr
vded that any beneficiary who should attack itS
provisions was 10 thereby forfeit al claims 10 me
estate He said that both plaintiffs had Instituted
proceedings IN contest. , IL
Judge Caynor took the papers and reserved de-
cison.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
rpo,-pIE AROI'T PROMISSORY NOTE

-. ,,rse which they assert to be without
foundation George f. Carpenter. broker at NO
G6 broadway and Arthur NJ fe"ereau' treasurer
=, rho Pslletreau Iithographing Company. were
-, =, tho Centre Street Court yesterday for eX-
,,,or They were arrested at their offices on
u,,n.sdav afternoon and taken to Police Head
quarters where they were released on ball by
MAGISTRATE Wentworth. They appeared oelore the
,ogis,rate In court yesterday with De Lancey
>',ror their counsel, who asked for an examination
an ,oxt Monday and they were again released on
bail
,r, ,o,nlainant John Kroder. manufacturer of
..ass Goods at No 5l2 Broadway charges them
vim the theft OF primossory note for $3.50 In
his complaint he says that ne employed Mr. car
nenter to have some notes discounted among them
ono for $3.50 which was drawn 10 the order OF
the Pelletreau IdthoGraphng Company. TO be paid
at tho Mechanics and Traders Bank His instruc
,lo,s ne declares not to sell the note but to
have II discounted He asserts that he made many
informed that the note was in the bank, and
being considered by the bank officials and that he
,h1oash Mr. Peetreau obtained the money on the
note from b. l.. Luddngton lawyer In Broad
Mr. Nicoll said last evening that. while he was
not entirely familiar with the facts In the case.
ment me- between the three men by which Mr. Kroder
gave his notes for sums amounting to about slo,,
OF cash for a part of the amount. with the under
standing that he was to have Mr. Pe.letresus notes
ready cash Mr.. Pellereau's notes. Mr.. kroter
had tried to get out Of his agreement by rendering
sl25 note OF. the cash for It,. As Mr. carpenter
and Mr. Pelletreau would not consent they de-
ciied to keep him to his agreement Mr. Kroder got
angry and made charge that the note had been
sto.en from him. At the examination Monday.
Mr. Nlcoll said he had no doubt that the defendants
would present facts to show that they were en-
tirely innocent OF the criminal charge, and that
at best Mr.. Kroder only had cause for civil suit
against them
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
wrrKs.s PROPERTY BADLY TANGLED Up

For more than sixteen years litigation over 'he
estate of Joshua Weeks who died In 1891. mas beeh
pending in the Supreme Court. In a decision on
motion Yesterday Justice Gaynor expressed FER
vent hope that the cause would be brought TO a
speedy trial and final decision.
After Mr. Weeks died. John J. Merritt was made
executor OF his estate When Mr.. Merritt ded
George Merritt became administrator OF the Weeks
,ro,er,v Hannah B Merritt qualified as exccutrix
Of the estate of John j. Merritt, and when she
died John Merritt appointed In her stead ad-
mjnistrator of John j. Merritts estate So the com
plica tions multiplied. -
Afterward. when George Merritt sued FOR an ac-
coun,inr and TO recover the Weeks estate from
John Merritt Phebe II. Howell. granddaughter
of Mr. Weeks asked leave 10 come in ana defend.
This was after a long reference. which had begun
In 1919 She opposed in this on me ground
that she had released all claim to her share IN the
property But she came in with an answer. in whicG
She swore that If such release ever existed II wac
secured through fraud and COLLISION. Justice Gay
nor grants her motion under certain conditions
specified In his opinion.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Truax. J.
Barth va Mller-John Hone. jr.
Wen vs. Heller-Chares II. Murray
Mad VS. Mcf'ogue-M. A. c. Levy.
Jacobs VS.. JorGan-Gbson Putzel.
Matter Of Simonds Mfg Co-Edward browne
Ward vs. ~ Y. Life ms. Co-Samuei untern;s er.
Topping Ross-Richard Henry.
BY I-vor. j.
Behlen VS.. Hicnbottem- lward L. Patterson
Lazarus I.azaris-Wi. .ur Larremore
Marx vs. stelnmann--T Theodore F. Haseal.
n Y Life Ins. and Trust 60. vs. Rouckencorn-Hue>
" RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Pryor. j.
Julius Goebel VS.. Fannie Harris-Andrew @. Dickin-
jr.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. JAM 23.-The Court Of Appeals calendar
for tomorrow is Nos. $685. i4s. 23 272 $685. 29s. 80!
and 400.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
Washington Jan. 23.-The day call In the Unite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

aus; alsbann puroen bic 9uben uno
Mdbel serufsn, bic mics piloe Seer
berbeigeItiir5t tamen, notboiirftig an
oefleioet, nit itrablenoen Qugen; Dor
Dem narippele" aber, oas jeoe Weibs
na6t nit friI9em Moos aus9ele9t
puroe, itanpen lie mGus6enitia uno
fanoen ibr Weibna6tslieo. uno Der
GroBpater nit benz Siingiten auf oem
Irm mederte anoG6tig nit, inoeb Die
Gltern !Sano in Sano Der ilngenoen
ainoerI9aor ldui6ten.
Die GiIel dber pdr 16on fpteoer
tbdtia, inbsm lie elm Seniter aufrib,
UNI ben S6nss, Der ii4 pdpor dufges
tbiirmt bate, peg5ui6aufeln, benin es
tpIr ibr nun einmal ni6t ipobl, fpenn
Sie ben @nblid bon hires Matbis
WobnitGtte entbsfrsn mubte. Iber tpie
eritaunte lie, ais ii6 o ibren gliden
elm unermebli6ss S6neefelo auftbat,
aus benz tein Baum mebr ragte nett
uno brett, sel6peige bdS Dad oes
Hahbarbofes, Der ipie BON Gro6ooen
peri6punoen mar.
Batter, Muttsr." i6rie bus MGos
den auf, IS bat Der llntersrunpbauer
berIdneit, tummt fhneQ tummt
alt - mer mien EN- rus belle. CT it'd
uItfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

Qu9 Der reitbs Na6bdr bate in Der
Sriibe Den Sdnee Dor leinsm 6enIter
iueg3ui6dufsln psrIu6t, uasin Der bos
FEN 8dno, bic iiG UNI Iein !6aus ges
baut, mar ni6t b~ei3utommen. gluf benz
8ooen bate Der Shnee gar eineO a6z
lude ein9eoriidt, unb Der Bauer bate
Miibe uno Roth, Der Sadie Giubalt gu
tbun. Seim 9antirsn itieb er aegen Die
Gdmpe, oos Del floB aus, uno Der
Wtann tdppte lib fluheno gu ietnem
Sieb binunter. SIS mar %itodDuntel i'm
9dus uno ni6ts 81 maden, benin Der
&ne6t bate ben Seltrug mitgenpms
men, um ibn i'm 9orf frii6 fiiuen ST.
ldfen; Die Giidtebr oes @eIinDes aber
mar erIt am Ibeno bes Speiten 5eierz
tcgs gu erporten.
Der Bauer 5iinoete ben llni9litt
Itumpen in Der Staalaterns an uno
iu6te in alien S9ieblaoen na9 Gsitsn
bon Ser5er. Gs ipdr nid)ts gu finoen.
nun bate er's, oaB er aus @ei3 Iein
8eIinoe iiber Die 6eiertage peggeI6idt;
Die 2eute paren jung uno fart; nit
pereinten SrGften bdtten lie Der lie
bermuGt oes SGnees Iteuern t0nncn
poer einen Weg bdbnen, nm i'm Oorf
6ilfe gu bolen. Nun lab er alein; Elm
eigentbiimli6es SniItern uno &ra1en
9ing ourh6 gauge 9aus; Den Wann
bei9lih Elm unbeimli6e6 0efibl; penn
IS 10 fort I6neite uno Der Shnee ibm
oas Dad einoriidte, mars aus nit
ieinem Ih0nen Yieb - oann par'5
i~iberbaupt aug - uno Der Wdtbis, Der
i'm ni6t einmal gum beiligen Gbrilt=
felt Elm pdar Wprte geI6rieben - CT
9eitano Ii6's jeBt erit elm, paB es i'm
otter getrGntt bate, odB er'S mod inn
ner njd)t perfpinbeu fpnnte. Damn tpiez
9er fubr es benz 8duern our6 ben
Tppf, oub er audi bate cine dnosre
BeihndAten BADEN %t6nnen. itutt dqein,
)on alien Menif)en ~perlaTen, in Der
5inIterniB gu iiben.
rs poQt' / bdtt's iebt 6igot pie Der
Mltobergrunobauer. ben i np9 geiter
u5g'loht bah -" ipra6 er III leiTen
Some por iih bin, inoem er Die 3ipfeI
toppe balo ms Oenid, bulo Dor in Die
Stirne IAob.
Gr bate ben dlten damn babel an
getrpffen, pie er ieinem Gnteltinoe Die
6ldI6e CAB:
SD 10, bGn Ie bi jest all 10 nit.
oab De o'!9usmago made tunni3?"
rieT er Dem alien Wiann gu, Der inn ID
9elno antportete:
mas reoener du, llntergrunobausr.
bes tbun / germ"
IS t6Gt's bigot al germ" ents
I4liipfte es Dem Giniameu, aber i4os
i'm nGditen Qugenblid i6dmte er ii6
Der Nnpanolung uno i9iittelte dryer
lib ben 8opf. 0a5 2ihtaen in Der
2aterne erloi6. elm lautes &rafen
unb StDbnen ging ourcbs Saus, unb
oos @ieb 6riilte dnsitli6 aui.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
,Snl Silcen's Gollcge.

4m @ei6na6tsta9e piro i'm
Queens College Der llniperiitdt Or
forb elm uralter 8rau6 gsiibt, Der
un3lpsifelbaft aus ben 3eiten beg Sci
oentbums bsrItdmmt. Gs lit bieS bds
4uftraqen beS Gbertopfes, bds itets
in feierliher WeiIe inter MnipeIenbeit
dler S%tubeuten, 2e6rer, 9edniten urb
9rpfeforen nit i6ren 4ngehDrigen
Itattfinbet. Dab Der 9rau9 aus Der
,3eit Der alien 0Gtten beritammt, lit
barauS gu IhlieBen, bab Der Gber bel
ben aermanii6sn Yoltern bas Set
tbier Der beiligen Sul5eit mar uno bel
i6m bic Reden i5re 0eliiboe fir Die
fiibnen Sbaten oes folsenoen Sabres
~ableeten. S3lag 5 ubr betritt Der
,3uq Die Sdae. @oran i6reitet Der
Gectou nit Den 0octoren uno Yrofeiz
loren, bann fommen elm paar Santa
renblGier unb enoli9 elm gepalti9er
Sbertppf, gsl4miidt nit elmer &rOne
unp tleinen 5dbn6en unb einem
Strange bon Sorbeers, Miitels uno
&osmarin3tpeigen. Die srpbe S4iis
lei, auf Der er lieat, tpirb BON befradz
ten Stuoentsn getragen. tudbrep6 Elm
ToriGneer ppruni9reitet, elm lltes
Qieb nit lateiniidem Rebrreim au
Ehrsn hes Eberfonfes fnoenb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

felt" oendnnt nirb. limb nur In ben
Samilien, no frDbli9e ainbsr ipielen,
feiert man es in angemeHener Weiie.
Die jun9en WGb6en in Stdotn unb
SDrfern laNen es ii6 nidt nebmen,
am g8eibnahtstage bic perihieoeniten
Orutel anauitelsn, UNI ettpas Ndberes
uber ibren 3utiinftigen gu erfabren.
linb bic &drtenlegerinnen, beren IS ia
leiber in &uBlano cine unmenge eibt,
bdben UNI bieie 3eit piel 81 tbun. Iu4
Die 3p6ter aus ben beiten SGuiern
1pre6en bel ibnen Dor, UNI aIerlet
SHidlalspinte 81 erbalten.
Sm 8roben unb @anSsn ipirb gum
@eibna4tsfeite in Hublanp ni9t 10
piel Pomp %aufgeboten. pie es bort gu
Oitern gang algemein gsi6iebt.
Nur in Wpstau feiert man Weibs
ndhten pole pier5ebn Sage lang, unb
f%ortfpd6renoe 5eit9elage, SGue, S9au>
beluiti9ungen unp S6ltttsnpartieen
fperoen pGbrenb oieier t3eit psranital=
tet. Nue 8ersniisungslptale iinb bdnn
gefiiat, unO bas buntsite, luitisite
5reiben berri4t auf alien Straben.
Seiner experimentation GrDbs ipsgen
beroient aud Der Mostauer Weibz
nadtsmartt ertpdbnt gu perben, Der
pielei9t ein3ig in Der Wslt baitebt.
Nuf Dem rieIigen SbeaterplaB, Der oft
ben Sruppen als Manopers unb Grer.
eierplab bent, iteben 8uoen an 9uben,
u1o cine unabie6bare Mengs poet bin
uno Der, UNI lire GintGufe gu befors
gen. Snfolss Der llnmenss bes berbei=
geIibrten 5leiides lit Der prsis bafiir
metit gerabe auf Dem Weibnadtsmartt
biuiger als gu ieber anberen 3sit b.s
Sabres, mas bic 8epobner Der Heiiz
oen5 redt lpobl gu benuBen piFsn.
Wdbreno Der pisr5ebntdsi9sn Deib.
naftsfeier iGeint Der Mostauer ales
bas nd6holen gu po1en, mas er in Der
lansen Suiten5eit Dor Weibnadten
periaumt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

uno mitten orin itanb oes Sbsrgrunos
bauern Giiel, peiB bei6neit bis aui
oas bo@gerOtbete 0eii6t, uno tie 6ielI
Elm b%rennenoes Sol5i6eit in Der 0anr
uno rief benz Tie tpie perglait anitars
renoen Manne elm ,8riib Sud 8oti,
nntergrunobauer," gu runo pp i'm mel
ali.."
Sa, ba iparen iie ale, nit S@au=
feln uno sSaden, beiB BON Der Irbeit,
uno Der Sbergrunpbdiier meints. aui
Die peiBen @eItolten oeuteno:
.Sbr bGnt 5p0r INNER g'f6impft
iiber Die piele Sinber, llntergrunbs
bauer, aber oesmal lids bigot E Slid
gil, oub Der Sege 10 grob lid, iunlt
DGre mer am @no' e biSle 3'ipdt toms
me; luege au ben i90ne Sunnel, ben
mer gu Sud CRAZE bdn - $ 2iiel
lids crit g'ii, oaS unS bite norge
5'idmme trommelt bat - tummt bel
fe, tummt belfe, g bat Der llntergrunos
bauer perI6neit-"
Seq nit 10 piel s'rsb, 8aber," unz
tsrbrad i'm oas Mdo9en, ns'srit g
Dad frei g'ma6t-"
Sic gin9en BON neuem an bic Or
belt uno rubten nidt, bis ii9 Der bdrte
S6nee ipie cine trDitdQene &uppel bod
iiber benz Sauie nolbte.
Der llntergrunobduer muBte ben
9lid INNER pieoer nd6 Der 2iiel penz
ben, bic bic 3ii4tigite mar pom alien
uno Der bas i6mere Gei9dft pie
ni4ts bon Der !9ano girg.
vSu bei9 nobli 8ergeltun9
g'iibt," fliiiterte er ibr gu, ais iis na9
get6aner Nrbeit in Die Stube tratsn.
9ierauf trug Der llntergrunobauer
uuf, mas er Gutes i'm Saus bate.
Yeim Qnitoben ridte er iib bie3ipfels
Mite 5ure6t uno iein 0eIi9t nabm
pieoer ben dlten ipDttii9en Iusorud
an, nur sldn3te es inn babel feudt
aus ben Nu9en.
.Uas meinI6, Gi1el," pdnbte er iif
an bds MGo6en, hit na6t bani bigot
Do MIN tiinftige Gnfeli trdumt, IN
jeb lid mer's e 10 E Nnliegs nit benz
ainb, oaB mer's all g'iuno bliebt IN
brap I'm tiihtig piro-pitt nit ebber
o'W}uetter gu em IT," Die 2iiel iagts
nidt nein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
Sm S6war5wafo.
Bon Sermine 0iQlnaer.

Wenn bes Sbersrunobauern 9iiel
i'm Serrgottspintel am Spinnroden
lab, tpnnte lie oft minutenldng Der
Irbeit per9eiIen, 10 p01ig perIentten
ii6 ibre 4ugen in ben 4nblit Des uns
ten, am Iusgane oes Sbales liegenben
Hd6barbofes.
Sbpobl bic Mutter Tie INNER piez
Der aus ibren SrGumen i6redte:
n2aB uu oas epig Nusitarre Il, g
if9 bod umiunit-" es balf' nidts,
2iiePs Wiinide itanoen in gu engem
3uiammenbang nit Dem tiefbd6igen,
10 beimli6 5pii6en ben Bergen gebe!s
teten Na6barbof, als oaB tie ii9 bic
8orte Der Mutter gu Ser5en senoms
men bate.
IQein 10 iebr audi bic beioen Nd6s
barn in ibrer 9eraeinIamteit %aufeinz
amber ansefpieien tparen, es bate iid
tein freunoi6aftli9es 9erbGltniB 5tpiz
i6en linen geitaltet, benin lie iparen gu
perf6ieoen; Der llnter9runobauer, elm
rei6sr Mann, oa6te nur ans grpers
ben, uno es mar Iein grOBtes 0ergniiz
gen, bel jeoer 8elegenbeit gu betonen:
$50 nit / i6au, aaes mi" ppbei
er ni6t p%erfehlte, bic 3ipfelmiibe, Die
er tets 81 trdgen pflegte, elm penig
i6ief gu ridden uno elm bdlb gutmiitbiz
9es, balb i6aoenfrobes Baden aus5us
itoben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

1en Gin5i9en:
.Qieber Matbi5!
Sum 0eI6ent, oab Oh es tpeii6t.
oa ih gegen ale 9umpereien bin, tdufe
i6 Elm neues Yfero unp IoQit es Del
mem Batter oantbdr anerfennen fir Die
b~eitGnbige YergroBerung Der 8irtbz
DAFT uno trifft es einmdl anoers ais
)em SbergrunObauern feline, mo bin
en- unO pornen ni6ts lit uno ielbtge
STERN in ibrer pertpabrloiten Wtordlis
at ans 3uiammenbdlten ni6t oenten,
Ionoern Ipgar nod pie Die 9an6narz
rem duf ben Sdbrmartt 81 6ornberg
gelpffen, uno BON mir rein uno heiltg
am poppenitdnole t%rpffen tporoen lino,
oab Elm 9unneripetter in 10 einen gotts
loIsn 2ei9tIinn i6lag!
!6duptIa6', bic &atbrin bonn Sd
Bauer fDnnt mir fir Did pai'en, neil
Die 9leifen @erGGltniiIe, mas iOmit in
Oronung mar. Yunftum, 6ertig'
anedt unb Wago l4id' ih iiber Die
TeiertGg meg, ib nil teineU eibnu6t5
buielei i'm Sdlls uno 8ai6trei; oa5
0ieb lit i6On uno 9eiuno, ebenfdus
Oein Batter"
Gs I6neite luIttg Durauf los, UNI
bic 2iisl LAB auf Der Ofenbant uno
Iorgte fir trpdene Striimpfe fir lie
S6ulpfli6tissn, Die ni6t INNER in
beiten Suitano aus ibren &dmpfen nit
Wetter uno Wino berporgingen.
Der W}atbis bate ibr 9ei6rieben,
oab er gu ibr balte, uno 10 bate lie ibt
Acknowledgment pornpeg, uno elm
lieberes bate ibr auf Der 8ottestpe.t
niht neroen tonnen.
60 pubte iie benin in Der 5riibe pes
Seiertdgs unter leiiem Singen oa8
gGumden fir oie0ei6piIter uno BRET
tete bic bel6etoenen 9aben oarunter