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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

Captain James Gum, the fusion
candidate for congress, addressed a
fairly good sized audience in DeLamar
Saturday night last 1t is not neces-
sary to say that the Captain pleased a
DeLamar audience, because he always
does. He has made speeches here be-
fore and the people like him. That he
will be our next representative in Con-
gross is beyond a reasonable doubt.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

Mr.. Dan Feour, who has been so
eriously i'll in Silver City for the past
four weeks, although now slightly bet
ter, is still having very hard seige of
it. With the excellent care and atten-
tiog he is receiving, his friends are now
hoping fer his full and speedy recovery.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

State Mine Inspector 1. 7. Peterson,
who has just returned from an ex-
tended tour through the Mining Dis
trict of North Idaho, made the NUGGET
Office pleasant call this week. Mr..
Peterson says that the low price of
lead and silver has so seriously affected
the mining interests in the north part
of the state that all are feeling the hard
times and that many of the mines are
worked at loss to prevent the dam
age that would result in shut down,
the operators merely holding on in the
hope of some change for the better;
but he says that the distress of the
mine owners is not nearly so apparent
as that of the farmers in the rich wheat
growing sections of the north, who are
scarcely getting the cost of hauling for
their product. We, of Owyhee, he says
do not begin to realize the distr ess ex-
listing under the goldbug financial
regime.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

Annual Convention Women's Tenn
perance Union, Pocatello, Idaho, Oct
Sd and 9th, s14.70 for the round trip,
provided fifty (5o) people having paid
full fare are in attendance; if less the
fare will be $3.50 for the round trip.
Annual Grand Lodge Meeting 1. O..
o. F., Boise City, Oct 10Th, on certifi-
cate plan one and one-fifth fare for the
round trip which will be s120, provided
fifty 500 or morespeople are in attend
ance, if less number, fare will be sl.50
for the round trip. G. F. HENsLEY,
Agent, Nampa, Idaho.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

The Statesman has gotten up scare
about the registration blanks used in
one precinct in Boise, saying that they
are illegal, IF this prove to be true,
all the registration blanks in Idaho are
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

AS we stated last week, the water
has been removed from the Big mine.
tHenreitta) but up to the present a
complete exploration of clover levels
has not been made. Mr.. Fisk, how
ever, from the examinations he has so
far been able to make, has g expressed
himself highly pleased. The NUGGET
will be able to say more about the slopes
next week; and in connection there
with will give history of former oper-
ations on the property.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

The new gasoline hoist used on the
Wine on the South Central mine, War
Eagle mountain, is doing most satisfac-
tory work, both in point of economy
and utility. This was the first gasoline
hoist constructed on this plan by the
Union Iron Works, of San Francisco,
and the improved model is in large
part due to the suggestions made by
Mr.. Thomas Davey, of this place, who,
upon inspection Of the HOSTS being
made by the company, showed them
how they could make it much more
compact A full description Of this
engine viii appear in the NUGGET soon.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-09-18

Mr.. M. Wasserman, a son of the Port
land lady who has owned the Webfoot
mine, since the death of Mr.. Jack Sands,
several years ago, has been in Della
mar this week looking after his moth
er's interests in that property, over
which there is likely to be contest, as
the mine was jumped or relocated by
parties here, last January, under the
claim that it had not been properly
represented. 1t was one of the earliest
producers upon DeLamar mountain
and always regarded here as quite val
liable. The parties who jumped it as
sert that they are prepared to substan-
tiate their right to hold the property.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25

Scovil, near Moulton Institute, Mr..
J. M. Lomax was united in mar
riage to Miss Nellie Parker, Justice
Helwig officiating. Only intimate
friends Of the contracting parties
witnessed the ceremony that this
young couple took upon them
selves the solemn VOWS that united
them as man aud wife.
After congratulations, merry con
versation and dancing were in
dulged in and the guests were roy
ally entertained for few hours.
The bride looked lovely arrayed
in dress of pure white lace and
ribbon, white roses and crysanth-
cum decorations. Possessing those
qualities of heart and mind that
won her the esteem and admira-
ton of all that knew her for her
sweet and loveable ways end anna
BILE disposition.
The groom is one of the most
popular and worthy young men,
who has host of friends who will
rejoice at his good fortune, and
wish them both every joy and sue
cess in their new voyage, and may
prosperity ond unalloyed happi
ness be their portion through life,
A FRIEND.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
Oranges, lemons, Bananas, Co.
,oanuts, etc., at D. w. Hinrichs,
Apples, apples, apples, by the
carload, at D. w, Hinrichs,

On account of Christmas holli-
days, the Arkansas Pass will sell
round trip tickets from Sinner at
rate of one first class fare to all
points east of the MISSISSIPPI River
and south of a line drawn from
Memphis Tenn, via G. & o. S. W.
division of the Illinois Central X
r. to Central City, thence to Glas-
COW, thence to Somerset KY, thence
to Bristol Tenn. along the Northern
state line of North Carolina to the
Atlantic Ocean, except that no tick
cts should be sold to Memphis,
Tenn, New Orleans, La, nor to st.
Louis, Mo. Tickets to be sold De-
cember 2lst and 22nd, to be of con-
tioious passage in each direction,
limited fos so days of sale, that is
passengers must reach terminal
line on or before midnight Of the
thirtieth day from date of sale OF
ticket. 1t is their intention if DOS
sible to run through cars from
Cameron Lockhart and intermedi-
ale stations without change.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25

Full line of Xmas toys OF D. w.
Hinrich's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
jackson County Trip.
November, Goth, 1896.

November, 2Uth, 1895.
Last Tuesday your correspondent
in company with Mr.. NJ NJ Babb
and family started for jackson Co.
on visit and for a pleasure trip,
At this writing we are camped in
the little place of Morales being the
second day of our journey and ex-
pect to reach our destination if not
hindered by threatening weather,
Thursday night. We have had a
pleasant trip and roads were in
fine condition for travelling. We
met with several parties from Clay,
Ellis and johnson counties on their
way to jackson county. We met
with few mosquitoes, but not
enough to disturb our sleep, but
expect to "catch it in the neck"
when we get below.
We expect to be back to Moulton
by the first, provided everything
turne out all right. No other news
Of interest, SO l viii close. P.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25

If your children are subject to,
Group, watch forthe frstsymptoms
Of the Observation-Disclosures. IL
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarso it will prevent the attack.
Even after the croupy cough has
appeared the attack ear always be,
prevented by giving this remedy.
1t is also Invaluable for colds ohdl
whooping cough. For sale by thee
Sinner Drug Co.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
II Troubled With Rheumatism, Rad
This,

Annapolis, Md, Apr. 1G' 1884,
I have used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism and found it :.
to be all that is claimed for it. IL
believe it TO be the best IRE )ara--
ton for rheumatism and deep seat
cd muscular pains on the market
and cheerGuily recommend it to tEe'
public. JNo. G. Brooks, dealer in,
boots, shoes, etc, No. IS Matt St.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
Fresh herring, sour kraut and
Pickles at D. w IIinriohs.

On account Of Second Annual
Poultry show at San Antonio, De-
cenber, 9th, 10th, nth, and 18th,
tickets will be sold on the oertiA-
cate plan. Mr. w O. RigsbY Of
the I. u G.. N, Ry. VIII aot rs Joint
Agent, Mr.. Louis Meckensen vail
act as secretary and sign all certih-
Gates. .-.-a ----.-..s
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25

The COW which caused the wreck
last week above town belonged to
Tom Burkett, Its remains were
strewn along the track for half a
mile.
Jno. Wilburg will move to Ber-
nardo Praire, Colorado county next
Monday, and has ordered the GA
zETrE sent to him there.
Tom Bailey picked up Dr.
Woods watch near the entrance to
thu Hermann Park, Wednesday.
abe watch was mashed all to
pieces, having been run over by
several wagons.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
NoTToB NoTToE N

Although elected to the Office Of
county Judge, | shall continue tho
practice Of law in the district court
and will also do any Office work.
such as writing deeds, etc. Par
ties having business with ms can
find me at the court house.
ID Al PAULUs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25

While at the Kotzebue Hotel in
Moulton Saturday night, the writer
was taken violently ill and had Il
pretty bad time Of it for several
hours. He desires to return thanks
to DR.. Lancaster, G. M. Kotzebue
and G. B. Floyd for the many kind
nesses rendered him.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25


Wilson is putting up telephone
line from Halletsville to Moulton
by the way Of Breslau and Whiting
The post holes are all dug and the
post are to arrive in few days,
furnished by F. T. Fehrenkamp.
Telephone Office at Moulton will be
in Hinrich's store.
On Tuesday, the 9th VIC had
five weddings in Moulton, Ono Of
our neighboas says confidence is
restored. The following are the
contracting parties: Annie Stock,
], Wendell; Annie Krenek, ] Sci
fert; Emma 0ehl, w. Brosch; Frank
Rabb, Teresa Tucha; Lena thinner
norman and VIII Priesmeycr.
Old MIR. McGinty is in q dying
condition at the house of John
Crouch.
A. w IIinricha, Fire Insurance
and Land Agent Call on me al
o. W. Hinrich's store, Moulton,
Texas,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
FOR SALE.

5000 acres of good farming land,
s miles from Cuero in Dewitt
county. Some in cultivation. a
few good Jersey mich COWS and
some thoroughbred Chester White
pigs--also several good work
horses. Apply to
CHAs. II. FLATo.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
Shoes and hats cheay at D. w

Shoes and hats cheay at D. w
Hinrich's.
Clothing is going like hot cakes
because 1 sell it at reduced prices
Get you a suit. D. w. Hinrichs
While throwing balls at doll
rack down at Yoakum Sunday, Ed.
]. Arnim broke his arm between
the elbow and shoulder.
D, w. Hinrich's for toys,
Fine line of calico and notions,
just received at D. w. Hinrich's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25

A Leap year ball will be given
by the Young ladies of Moulton on
Friday, Dec. 4th, 1896, Music
furnished by Tomasko band, Ev-
erybody invited, Admission, SOC
THE COMMITTEE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
NICKEL NOTES.

NICKEL, Noyp 10Th, 1896.
EDIroR GAZETTE:
Our public schools are in pros
gressive state under the manage
ment Of Miss Zoe Bunting. The
writer visited the school and was
pleased to note the advancement
since our last report, although the
attendance has been small, owing
to the cotton picking season. Those
regular ones are the pupils who
show the marked advancement.
This school enr oils forty-two scho
lastic pupils and one half of which
are regulars. The teachers uniting
efforts and kindness to her pupils
will ever be remembered by the pa
irons of the school.
AT this season Immigrant wagons
are seen every day seeking new
homes and green fields.
Latter Day Saints held services
at one of our school houses. The
attendance was small.
The household of Mr.. Seth Bunt-
ng rejoice over the advent of a wee
tiny girl who came to brighten
their home durin g these dull winter
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Coons have
a fine baby boy at their home.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
Some few cases of sickness in our
vicinity,
We deeply sympathize with Mr..
Bowen and family in their great
affection.
Mr., John Hollyfeld and family
visited relatives here.
The mortal remains of Mr.. Mon
roe Stewart who died two years
ago at Midland, Texas, will be
brought to Moulton Institute GEM
etery for interment, The body is
expected on the noon train at Moul-
ton on the 21st instant, where they
will be met by friends and rela-
tives and conveyed to their last
resting place where the rites will
be performed by Rev. T. z. Fouts,
pastor.
Stock are doing we'll on the
range as grass is fine from fall
rains.
Success to your worthy paper
More anon. ANGUS.
New supply Of shoes at D. W,
Hinriehs,
Fresh herring, sour kraut and
Pickles at D w Hinrichs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-11-25
Wedding Bells.

On Wednesday, November, 18th,
1896, at sp. m. at the residence of
tha bride'a mother, Mrs. NJ. A..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

De9e serdumt tparb. y1a9 benz Iebttn
Brief Sor6ens an ibre 9eripan6ten
bate bieie bef9loien, bic Stano uno
gbre 10 melt bsraeRsn bate, einem Su-
ben gu fol9en. Swar nidt an 2eib uno
Seben Su itrafen, aber inter allen nm-
itdnben aus benz 8erbdltniB gu
IoIen = uno bas 9slang ilnen benn
aud auf cine Weiie, bic ebenio rabital
ME orisinen genannt perben muB.
Sic uenoen iid sund6it an ben Gur-
fiiriten BON Der Yfnl3 uno ourd befen
germitteluna an ben Surfiirlten So.
bann 6rieori9 BON Sa9ien nm Bel
biilfe, uno der 3ufaa piq", bab Die
glbgelanoten bem 5uoen, Der ibnen 5ll=
falli9 peri6nli6 betannt 1T, beee9nen
= unb stuar, pie es i6eint, nod auf
id6iiidem @ebiet. Sn ieinem 4eubs.
rem eri6ien Der Sube als ein goelmann
;u pferoe. ansethau nit einem per=
brdmten Rod, sinem Sut nit 3inbel
iiberSogen, uno nit 6eberbuid. 9ie
llnterreouna nit ibm ereibt, baB er
BORDEN Dor feds 5agen In @ittenberg
perlanen babe. Sa iib nun bic glb9e.
ianoten per9eipiiiert baben, oaB iie Dor
Sor6ens Wtann iteben. 81 oeNen 8er-
9epaltiaun9 iie fsinen 8eTebl baben,
10 enti6lieBen iie ii4 furSerbano, neil
tie ibn cod nibt lebenoig ausliefern
tDnnen, ibn gu er'ie9en. 9as piro
aud iofort aussefiibrt. Die MDroer
binoen mad Der Shat oas pfero an
einen Baum, laIien oes @ri6la9enen
@ebr babel lieaen, uno nadoem iie bic
Geide bes @efdmeioes uno zines in Der
Sai4e itedenoen iilbernen Doldes be-
raubt baben, periduinOen iie bonn Orts
Der Shat.
Someit Der einfahe geri6t aug Der
6eoer gBolfs bon Salbsrg, zines Der
Weriuanoten 2or4s; Der 8eri6t, i'm
Weimaraner 9lrdip befinbli6, mar
pobl ba5u beitimmt, ben &urfiiriten
Sobann Srieorid iiber bas 3eIultat
Der Sago auf ben Suosn aufsuildren,
Der es 9eipa9t, cine @oelfrau su min=
men. gBeitere 6olsen bat bic Shat, bic
berStpeifelte 9lebnlidfeit nit einem eans
seu0bnliden &aubmorbe beiibt, ni6t
sebabt. Selbif bas Mitleib, bas 2utber
Der ungliidli9en 6rau entgeeengebradt,
peritummt bem Manne ge9eniiber:
2utber eripdbnt ben Sob bes Suben in
siuei Sriefen, am "a. 9lu9ult 1886 an
Suitus Wenlus, uno am 6. September
on Spalotin. Sas erlte Wal f6reibt
er: Ser @erfiibrer pon Sartmutb's
S6lpefer, jener Sube, bat einen ie6r
f6le6ten 8uf, ebenio tpie feline gltern;
bel uns berribt aud Die Meinuna, bab
er nit @edt set6btet tporben it," Sas
stpeite Wtal iast er nur turs 6roni=
itii9, baB Der Sube ,auf Der &eiie BON
2or9ens Veripanbten eet0btet purbe."
Die Srau lei bon ibren Yerpanoten
in Grieoen berufen lporben, unb aus
S6leiien = pobin lie oifenbar ae=
fll4tet wcr = sepiden. llebsr ibre
peiteres 2oos idweisen bic Sotumente
- ibr Coos absr mar speifellos tein
treunolides mebr, 70 lanse iie nod auf
Groen ipeilte.
0reieinbalb Sabrbunberte bedt bic
tiible groe, mas iroii6 mar an bem
ei9enartigen siebespaar. glber bic
8eoantenpelt. aus Der beraus iener
guno sei6loiien uurbe, bat inspii6en
ibre iiegreide 9aufbabn iiber bic @rbs
bollenoet - un0 mas bQmQfs NIT Ylut
9ebiibt wuroe. bas lit beute Elm Cuff.
ipielitoH - elm Sbsma bD6iiens fiir
bic Chronique scandaleuse Der @e=
felli6afi. Sie 2iebesoramen Der 8e=
genwart ipielen ii6 auf anoerem 9oben
Qb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
8erItner 8Iut.

Der tleine aleranber &ruppfe mar
elm gang iiberous seIunbsr Sunge. =
Sroboem buttsn tbn tiirsli9 nal Die
Ufaiern befalIen unb bies f6ien duf
fein Sertdners@emiit6 einen tiefen
GinSrud gerna4t 81 baben. = 9tls er
ndmlih bereits tpieber in Der Stube
umberipielen burfte unb gum Jriibs
ftiid brei beleste 8utterbrobe gegeTen
hatte. Da meinte iein gutter @ater eiz
nes Sages: nRun 4Ier 10 nannte er
tbn, I'm tbn bon Ileranber bem @roz
BEN Su unterIdsibsn) isst fannit Ou
benn dtio pobl aud balb ipieber in
Die S9ule Seben, nidt pabr, mein
Sunge9" = ...'....
Zee, ipeeBte @ater, entgeanete Der
2leihe in unperfdIidtem Sialett, bet
ipolI'n mer bod borlaifig man nod
lafen. Sotpat MAIDEN tper ni9. Sd
fii9le mir nod iebrs f9tpad!" = unb
bic Sa4e unterblieb nod einise
Sage. ....
Sarauf erneute Infrage bes Serrn
9apu: nRa, liebes 9llerden, fpie tpGre
es benn isst nit Der S9ule2 0u bait
aeitern gum Qbsnobrob bod f6on Elm
fettes @isbein nit Sauertraut pers
Sebrt, mein sunge!" n..
rOet f6timmt, 8aterfsnl gl6er mir
is ooh in be Raat ians f6limm oas
bpuf ietporben! Dir tpoI'n bod man
lie6er teene unporfibtisteiten beie6'n!.
DE S6ule tOnnte mir bod nod gu iebr
aritrensen!" .I,. -. o,-.a
llno Gbsrmals persiRg cine balbe
Wo6e rei6li6.
IRA bore mai, mein Spbn, 5prd6
dber iebt Batter &ruppte nit qruber
@uergie. riebt msine i9 benn bod Be-
itimmt. odb Ou IN bic Saule mutt.
Du tpurit bod in ben tebten Saaen
BON frii9 bis ipdt auf Der Strabs urb
bait Did un4ergetrie6en, tpenn Su
ieBt nod ldn9er bic S9ule perIGumf,
90 tonpnlt Su ia Bel Der @erIebung
ni9t na6 Suinta!"
,46, mat mir bdbrdn lieqt! So'n
Qutntaner is f6lhblid oob Bios N
Wenih ur MIDI mebr, als unIer eener!
De Sunptfa4e is be SeIunobeit! Dat
nubt mir bic iunae 8ilSung, ipsnn id
nd4ber dls elenbter 8rippsI bur9 be
Delt foofen lou! SD bleibe nod aus
De Sdule fort!~
limb 10 geIhdb's. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

Menidenalter fpdter bon ben 9lnseren-
ols nelle @ntoeding beiubelt purhen.
Sebn mir beute Nlen3el's frifbe Qibsis
ten On. balten mir ibnen bas ent9sgen,
tpas in ibrer 3eit fpnit auf oerfplnb>
ten &unitssbieten ssidaffsn iplpros, 10
tpirb lrns erit bic ganse 9r0be bieies
farten, ieIbItberrli9en @enius t!ar,
Der dllein Re6t batte lnb !fe9t Bee
bielt ssgen cine Welt uHb oieIen Siea
setpann, neil eben er duein in bieIer
Delt bon llRnatur lrnS fatI9.nSbDnz
beitsbegriifen init itilIem, glGp6igem
9sr3en auf feline groBs 2.9rmeiIterin
bertraalte: bic Ratur. 9as genairnte
Wert bringt nidt ipeniser Gls 81
8oll6ilber uNb iiber bunbert Serti[lu>
ftrationen. Die erIteren itensn bur3
Sduptbilber bic eiraelnen Pbaisn her
@nttpidluna TlenoePs bon ieinen
Sugenoperten an = 1886 lit bas Gl>
teite Datum, bds pertrsteR lit = bar
unb 5lpar in ritbuenspsrtbep DplitGn<
bistsit. Inter ben lebteren iinben
mir ndmeHttih intersfarte 2itbo9ra@
phien. 9tubien. Stis3en, 9olai9nitte
aus ben Slluitrationen gu Sris5ri9s
bes 9roben Werten = beren aeiIt-
uns anmutbreiae S90nbsit lsiOer piel
gu fpenisen Meniden sugGnsli4 lit,
SGuitrationen fir auoere Werte,
4brehen, portrGts u. (. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Gin mltmeitser s.r aama.

Mltneiiisr uuS @robmsiiter 3uslsi9
i'm Rethe Der beiItfden 3ilatIt tai Der
bsriibmts Uealer Qlboif Msnael iiiugit
ieineB 80. 9eburtstug geFeiert anb Die
eebiioete Welt bat tbm bdau llle err
Sentli9en @brungen bsreitet. gu ben
bsften @Gben, tpel9e au btefem Gage
seboten tperben tonnten, gs5Drt iefsn>
falls bic Sbee Der r8srtugsuHitult fir
&lbnIt unb WiHenf4dft", cine ppl!ss
tbiiinlite 9lussabe ibrsr publttation:
yDds Wert @bplf MtenSsls" Su bers
anitdlten, cine 4ussabs, bic bur9 ib>
rem bef9etOeren .preis aud peitsren
&reiTsn sllsdngli9 lit, unb. bod sinen
neberblid iiSer bas .Sddffen bes Iteis
tiers in ieiner gnn5sn @ielIeitigteit
seipGbrt. Gin gut Sbeil bes beittideH
@oltes fennt ia niir einen She'll Der
9srT0nlidteit 2tbolf Msn3ePs: ben
iibsr 9luss gIfidten. naburtrsuen
Gleinmaler, Dem an pirtuoier 9enoz
tubung Der DuHerfarbsntefnif fein
3peiter gleibtonmt. Qlber 70 iebr
aoolf MsnSel trob ieiuer a4tSig Sabre
unfere 9epunberltrg bsrausFeySert
bur9 bas. mas er lit, bic gauge Be-
beutung ieines WeIens entbiiGt ii4
uns bod erIt, tpenR mir ipihen, mas
er mar, mas er Dor bier oper flint
Oecennien idou mar. bura iid, oua
ii4 dlleiH. Oumals fbon bat er bies
felben Dsse SefUnoen, bic Elm gutss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Sie @anfabrtsftrdte sn RanftpeiI.

On Der Miinbuns bes '2aternier
Sbales in @prarlberg liegt Der Martts
Fleden Rdnfipeil, iiberragt BON e;ner
ipeitbsriibmten id0nsn Waafa5rtse
tir4e, tpslde unIsre Gbbiloung here
itelIt. Ser Gleden lit uraft. er pirf
f4On gu Soften Der Meroipinssr ers
pGbnt unb fiibrte bamals ben romanis
iden Ramen y@inomna" Sier Bee
ftunb i'm z. SabrbunOert cine Rei9ss
mall ober 9erihts ipGier Elm fais
ferlid freies 9anbgeribt, bas ftp BITS
5obenrGiien eritredte. SabrbuuSerte
lang lpurbe auf bem naben oiisi Mii@
iinen, ienieits tbes Srlbbdcbes, &cht
sefpro6en, cine @inri4tuns, bic lerit
1906 bic 8upern uufbobsn. 9tuf Der
StGtte Der einitmaIigeu Burg 90rns
linsen, ben MontIortiI6en DienIt,
mannen seb0rig, erbebt Ii9 bic isbige
Wuafabrtstir9e, beren grbauung als
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gun Sriebrid aarl ares mann

Wolfenbuntel, obne St,rne
&iegt Der Stmmel ausseIpunnt.
Mandmal 5Idt's in ipeiter Ssrne
@etterleudten0 iiberm 2anb.
Siingit berrduTdSer tparmer Reser
Srdufslt nod boa 8liitH unb 8latt,
eSeber Sropfen beutet Segen,
Den Oer Serr eeseben bat.
ginfum nod am SenIter ftsE i9,
Steb na9 ibrem 9aus geipdnbt.
limb bonn 6oben Seniter feR i4
gluf bus neu erfrii4te 2aub. IT,
Rud bem idben. tbrdnenfeudten
2iebesIdmer3 unb 2iebesgliid
Blieb ali9 mir elm Wetterleudten
SH Der tiefiten 8rait suriid.
Mie bic Srppfen, rollt nod leiIe
Mdn4ntal eine SbrGne bin,
lInb mir fdst's gebeime WeiIe.
@aB aud i9 geiesnet bin.
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RlntIib an ibrem Eager ftanb, bas bon
sinem 8lutiturS roth sefdrbt mar. ba
Isbte lie muir nod penige Stunben. @
2ln ibrer 8abre ftanben ni6t bic
Serren Der &unIt, ltnb Die PreHe tpibs
mete ibr teinen f4punsboIlen Hahruf.
gs mar ia aur eine drme 9ertpmmene,
bic bort IN frembsr Srbe einsei4arrt
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