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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06
Doctor 4 Albright,
sA BROAD MINDED PHYSICIAN
3sss WITH PRO GRESSlVE IDEAS
Believes in Recommend ding Any Medicine
That He Knows Will Cure His Patients
5s$s Thinks DR.. Williams' Pink i ills
Great Discovery He Cites
Some Marvellous Cures.

-Thinks DR.. Williams, Pink Pills "a 3ss
8 Great Discovery He Cites
B Some Marvellous Cures. 55
From the Exam Ter, Lancas ter. Pa. s8s
AKRON, Pa, April oath, '95.
DR.. WILLIAMS MEDICINE CO.: (!
Gent1emen-Wh lille it is entirely contrary
to the custom Of the medic profession to
endorse or recommend any of the so-called
proprietary preparations, Is shall, never
theless give you an account of some OF my
wonderful experiences with your prepara-S
ton. DR.. w illiams' Pink Pills for Pale
People. The fact is well known that med
ical practitioners do not as q rule, recog-
nize, much less use, preparations Of this
kind, consequently the body Of them have
no definite knowledge of their virtue or
lack Of it, but soundly condemn them all
without trial. Such course is manifestly
absurd and unjust, and I, for one, propose
TO- give my patients the best treatment
known to- me, for the particular disease
with which they are suffering, no matter
what it is, where or how obtained. was
first brought to prescribe DR.. w illiams'
Pink Pills about two years ago, after hav-l
ing seen some remarkable results from
their use. Reuben Hoover, now Nof Read
Ing, Pa, was prominent contractor and
builder. While experimenting the work
of erecting q large building during cold
weather, he contracted what was thought
to be sciatica. He first noticed it one
morning in not being able to arise from
his bed. After the usual treatment for
this disease he failed to improve, but on
the contrary grew rapidly worse, the case
developing into Hemiphlegia, or partial
paralysis Of the entire right side of the
body. Electricity, tonics and massage, etc,
were all given Q trial, but nothing gave any
benefit, and the paralysis continued. In
despair he was compelled to hear his ply,
stefan announce that his case was hopeless.
About shat time his wife noticed one Of
your advertisements and concluded to try
your Pink Pills. as r. II $55*i. {, 5
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06
Chinese Treatment oil Children

8 However. little liked the Chinaman
may be by his white neighbors, / have
at all times found that the Chinese
had at. least one, good and praise
worthy quality-the kindness shown
by all of them towards their children.
The poorest parents always seem able
to save enough money, to array their
little ones in gay garments on New
Years day Or other holidays. j The
children in turn seem to be remark
ably ll-behaved and respectful to-
wards their elders, and rarely, if ever,
receive corporal punishment. They
seem very happy, and apparently en-
joy their childhood more than most
American children. On almost any
sunny day the fond and proud father
may be seen at every turn in China.
town carrying his brightly attfred
yollngster in his arms Other little.
tots, hardly old enough to feel quite
steady on their legs, toddle about with,
infants strapped on their backs. The;
do not appear to mind this, and it does
not seem to interfere with their chile
ish pastimes. About the time Of the
Chinese New Year Chinese children
are particularly favored, and the fond
fathers deny them nothing. The lit
| tie ones always appear to be well pro-
| vided with pocket-money to buy toys
| and candies Children of China
town in San Francisco" by Theodore
/ WOres, in st. Nicholas. Isl
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06

General Putnam and Major SmaIf.
An instance of personal regard over
coming The war spirit was told by
Major Small to John Trumbull, while
the artist was painting in London.
after the Revolutionary war, his well
known picture Of the battle Of Bunker
Hill. . Major Small is the British officer
seen in the center Of the painting,
turning aside the bayonet Of a gren-
adler who is about to pierce the dy-
ing Gen. Warren. s9l%
Il When the British troops advanced
on the redoubt for the second time,
Small, with other officers, was i'm the
lead encouraging his men. They had
advanced nearly to the breastwork
when a volleY was poured in upon
them which was terribly effective.
The British troops fell back, and when
Small looked around not an officer
| was left standing. He glanced at the
Americans, and seeing several MUS
kets leYeled directly at him, gave HIM
Putnam, an old comrade of Small S
in the French and Indian war, rushed
forward, and striking UP with his
sword the muzzles Of his mems pieces
cried ont: s is III ri 5s9
Don't fire at that man. lads; love
| him as I do my brother y N
| They were so near each other that
the major says he heard the words
distictly.' Bowling, he thanked Put
nam, and walked away unframed. ~
.'Some War Courtesies, by III. A. Og
den, In ST. Nicholas. ..s
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06

Retiring.
Mistress Mary, I don't approve Of
your entertaining your young man in
the kitchen.
''Well, mum; he's too shy to come
in the parlor:'-Life.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06
politics, In war, the button holds !.

politics, In war, the button holds
prominent place. The man that says,
IL don care a button, z does not know
what he is talking about Is
S The olution Of the button is some
thing like this: Il Thorns, fish bones,
strings, metal clasps, pins and buttons,
and the buttons did not make their APP
pearance until about the time when
Chlistophe1. Columbus discovered
America. Buttons were first used
entirely for ornament, and the button
hole made its way into the world long
after the button. S
Buttons are made Of almost every
material and in every color. The num-
Der made is enormous, Our largest fac
tories being at Newark, N. j., Water
bury, Conn, and Springfield and East
hampton, Mass. We import from Ger
many, France and England buttons to
the value Of So, 900, 900 yearly. The
first manufac turerF Of buttons in the
United States was Samuel Williston Of
Easthampton, Mass. While studying
for the ministry when a young man,
he nearly lost use Of his eyes. He
gave up the ministry, became a coun-
try storekeeper and married. His wife,
to keep the wolf from the door, com
menced to cover by hand tnes wooden
buttons Of the time, which met with
a ready sale in the store. This led to
the study Of the subject, and a ma
chine to make buttons was invented.
One invention led to another, and to
the establishment of a. factory, con-
SANITY enlarging, in which were made
more than half the buttons made in
the United States. Samuel Williston
gained large fortune in the button
business, and lived a long and useful
life, dying in 1874 at the age of 70.
Ii The Dutch, even the higher classes
Of them, are remarkable for the pro
fusion Of buttons with which their
dresses are covered, four being en-
5ployed where an Englishman would be
content with enc, each button being a
third larger than those worn by Eng
lishmen, and generally of solid silver.
F One whimsical fellow, who was mas
ter of a fishing smack, usedto pride
himself on wearing a suit Of coarse
blue serge, the coat Of which was but
toned with Zealand rix-dollars, the
Waistcoat with forms, the ytrouscl;s s.
with schillings. the waistband with
half crown pieces. His shirt, more
lover, had for buttons silver ? pences;
his shoes We're fastened with % pence
and the band Of his hat was fixed by a
large guilder in front. Golden Rule. q
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06

The process Of stereotyping is nearly 12C
years old.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06
Retiring,

Send for the "Curebook." 100 pages free.
&c. Aver Go, Lowell, Mass. SIZE
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06
Knowledge ( L
Aver s Sarsapari1fa

will do, it.. It has done It.
for thousands. It has been
doing: it for 5Oeyears. Try 1T.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-06-06
Verdicts Of Supreme and
Vital Importance Arrived
at in These Famous
Gatherings. ....
.Many Lessons Taught to The White Nan.
Hon. Louis Nelson, Judge Of Probate,
Gains knowledge From the Indian
That is Invaluable. I vs. !.

IL 8 q rs, no
matter the cause Of
their illness, are the
people who appre-
ciate the value, Of
health, and realize
that good health is
that which money
cannot buy. The
full.value of perfect
. . .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Gin biforifd)rs pominofpirl.

Nm I~eulabrSta9e beS SabreS 1871
jeiste it'd 8Oni9 SubwiS Der Set;ebnte
nebit ieiner 6amilie wIbreno oes III
Gbren bes Cages bon ser Wiuiiffapelle
sebratten Observation-Disclosures I'M Yapil'
Ion be lSorlo9e benz Yolfe. Cine
srobe Weni6enmense iiillte ben Soi
unb CAB ibre mebr oeer peniser feinos
ieli9e @eiinnun9 our9 tumultuariides
@eibret ju erteuneu. 3roeoem CAB Ser
Wionar6 ben Veiebl, bic 0eputatio'
men, melhe lire S%uloisunsen oar;i'
brinsen beabiibtisten, u~or;ulaiien.
Sarunter befano iih audi cine Der
rSieser Der @aitille," beltebero aus
etpa pisr,ig Grenaoieren Der Hational'
garbe, pelbe, ben Smmortellenfranj
an, Sut, unter Yorantritt Der Muiif
an Der fOnigliden 6amilie uorbei'
befilirte. Giner Der 9epurtirteu belt
Dor benz bamals iehsidbrisen 0aupbin
al uno reifte ibm portloS elm Domino
lpiel, welbeS @eifenf Der Priu; ieis
ner Miutter CAB. 0ieie las nit Seben
Die benz 9Gitten etn9rapirte @io'
mung Ole Steine Der VaItillens
mauer, pelte emit 10 piel unl6ulSise
Spier Der Willtiir umi6loiien, iinS
fir Gle, Wo~nieieneur, in elm Spiel
,euS ~umsepanoelt wOrben, oas Gle al
bic Wiaht beS Bottles erinnern ioll."
Sn Der Chat ,eiste IT'D beim Deli
men beS 9Git6eus, oaB Die Oomiuo'
fteiue aus iolten anscierti9t waren,
pelfe Die Wiaueru Der Iwei Sabre por'
Der jeritCrten gaitille 9ebiloet batten.
Die S0ni9in itellte baS @eifent elmer
ibrer Soioamcn nit Dem Sefebl 3u, es
aui ;ubeIpabren, Sa es zines cages elm
mertpiiroi8eS ISeusniB iiir bic @e'
ifidte Der Repolutiou iein weroe.
9ieies Oomiuo erlebte manben
@ediel in ben 3uilerien. Gs wurbe
bon ben b6hiten EeriOrlidfeiten, iogar
BON SouperGuen, Die uIter benz aon'
iulate, BEN 9aiierrei1 uno p6brenb
Der Defamation i'm alten Yalaite alb
itiesen, benuet. Sebr oft bebients iid
Mapoleon Der Grite oieies Spiels ~
Vartien nit ieinen Slii9elabiutanten.
Qeiber sins oas merfwiirbige Sptel
bur6 ben Yranb bes S9lofies I'm
9abre 1871 nebit pielen anberet, btfto'
ril4su Geesaitduoeu ~ 0ysnbs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
Cine SD(Oelter= unO J(cu=
in6rsgc(d6iCtte.
Humoreske non %. Sapailar.

Qboli genoemanu hattie bic Mfitte
Der Orei6i9 ilpdr lhon, aber nift
ienen Gubicon iiberi6ritten, pclder
Bic ebeloien Sun9geiellen bon ibren
bewctbten @ei6ledts9enollen trenrt.
sd bin Elm Siegirieo i'm Sample
aegen Den Sra6en Der Gbe!" mar iein
ftol;es 92ort am Stammtiih Der
,Graube." sd bin unuermunobar!
Wlein Ser; trdst cine 2arntappe-
iein Mdsoelein fam es entoeden unb
uernunoeu!"
rSirtenfnabe, S~irtentnabe, OH
audi iinst man bort einnal!" rief 6rie
Bremen, iein nGfiter Sreuno, uno
gilbert Sollmann, Der n%dfitnaflte,
ttiSte bin;u: rSelbit fir Den i6ieilten
Gopf 9ibt'S men Oedel!"
limb oieles @lei6niB binfte wie ollie
Glei6niiie. Oenn Noolf 0enoemantl
NOR elm itattlider Wtann, in gutter
&tellun9 uno inter einem Oueeno bon
GoatS6tern bGtten minoeitens iebn
beim eriten 0iebesfliiitern goolfs loiort
errotbeno 9elilpelt: rSpre6en sic
NIT me;nem Yapa r.
Wtan i6rieb ben 80. DECEMBER -
Der Stammtii1 In Der ,Graube" Sei9te
Oaul bebeutlt@e 9ideu. sluber SbOlf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
6ruR ill Nas nrur 9abr.
Don Omar Gfrnoi.

ettu reiet ft iibtr Die 2anoe Die iternsnidims
mernoe gtadlt,
2as iteibeuos Sabr gu bsttsn I'M oGntmernoelI
Seitenit)ad)t;
Berbsiteubsn StdtS ertitiegsu BEN Sd)ooB Der
Gsrgaugeubeit,
Berrinut's-eine lterbenos @eas-om Stranee
Der Gpigteit.
Clint mar ieiu Saupt umrpobeu pon Ionntgem
SofiuIngsBlanS,
Ifun aleitet linn ladJt pom Stsitel Der lueIfe
Sootentrau;,
Sss @interS brauisuoe Stiirlns gelsitsn eS
bejm CUR Rub
uno osdeu has Grosumiios NIT ituesigsm 0tt'
men 81.
liub mts elm ihurlsrno Atbmeu gsbtS ourd) bic
tpeits gSelt,
Bon @ebntutb balb geboren, uon SSof1nln9
bdlb geItpeut-
Da pl6tlit bod pom Sburris ;iuOlf Shldge
tlei uno tlar,
Gin Nbittso nod benz alteu, Elm Srub Dem
nsuen Sabr!
god it,pebt INT isiue Biortsu Der Naft &C.
bsirles 8raun,
D2ot bari, mas sS perihlsiert, teiu irbiifI
<tAhN lhlNAhf
1oh burdj Die udttgsu Sd)attsn nit goloren
Strableu britt
Gin troitpsrtiiuoeuo 3eit)eu, Der Sterts bell
sss Vttt.
limb MN Ger Gloden Shore biubrauieu curh
bic Vuft,
Do ftsist's mts ususS S:ben empOr aus eii'8er
8rliit,
Hui i6mslsuoeu Srgeltlangen ltmebt gu Sss
.SinmelS Sbor
I'm boftulrgsirobem Abueu perliingt oas Serj
elnpor.
GHon odmmsrt'S Oh oeu 2auoen pie reller
Sriibrotblbetn,
Gdon irsbt ans Habt NIB Suntsl, Die Selt
iit I'll beiret'u,
Dem luugen giht entgegen etlt its aut emger
Sabu,
Gas Seil pom @lutbenbronnsu Der Siebe 81
empiabn.-
90 wanols bid SIR 2obe, ou roPgs Worgen'
glutb,
Grltuhtsuo uub ourdionneno ceS 9ebens
ounfle Stub,
tGhlaa' iegensreit Die Bride gu tiinitser
3sitsu Vaui-
SIM farmsnosn SiegeSslunse, cu nsuss Sabr
Sliidauf!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

Ser Nidte. llno ir0blih id)ritt Iooli
Scnocmann Der ihmufen Srioa bess
balb Die Sour, Die iiniteren glife
nidt 0epubrenr, Die 6rie Yremer aui
i'm abi0OB. Srcilih iub er audi niht
oie ladeuOell, bittcuocu Slide Srto0s,
bie oicie III Dem Oideu Sremer biniibers
ianSte uno Die, in Die u%llgemeine &ort'
ipra6e iiberiett, lnuteten: Sol aB linn
bod baS Gcr0nit9cu, i'd bin ia 0ein!"
llno nadJber ipuroe eetaujt linb oas
neue Sabr hattie idon einige Stunoen
feline Scrrifoft ou0ctreten, ais mar
euolidJ idieo. Die Gdroerobe mar Surd)
einen i3uiall ni6t crbellt, ais gbplf
Yenoemaun ieinen lleberrod BARN on
lcotc. "a purce sic Sbiir lciS 9e0ff'
net. 6rtoa buiftc berau, faBte icinen
9lrm ulo iagte 9ebGmpit:
rgSarum bait On Gid Senn beute
9lbeuo nidt crtldrt, Su S6ier, Vieber!
Eapa erlpartet Gid mor9eu! Gjute
9iu6t, S6oe!"
ltuo sic tleine rurlSe Sigur Dor linn
hob lid ouf Ben i3eben empor, Ihlang
sic 9lrre nm i'm, Ser Dor Gntletcn
itarr baituro, ME SOtbs @eib, urb
tiiBte i'm. llnb pa1tn enteilte lie pie
ei ne Gn;clle.
9uS @colf 0enocmarn Sur6 Die
flare @iuternaht i~eirer Wobnullg gu
ifritt, empfano er Elm Gefiibl, oas
eigentlit crit eiui9e Stunoen ipGter
erilten;bere6ti9t gclueIen mare: IaS
@eiiibl zines %ungebcuren SaterSl
Gin WtGofen hattie i'm umiaBt, Elm
Wtdoden, Dem CT in Scr Chat i'm Saufe
SeS SDlpeIterabcnoS malld)es nitOne
@ort" 9eiagt, in Dem iidcren Glau'
ben, lie lei bereits npcrieben" nit Dem
,3utitniti9cn uno oieieS WiGohens
Vippen batteu linn Die grGBlihen
gGorte ;ugciliiitert nFapa ermartet
Old mor9en."- ga, ga mar ia Die
SuBangel oa fir i'm, Der er INNER emit
I6liipit mar. llnb nun-ooob! Or itOls
perte Die 3reppe III isiner @Obnurs
empor uno itampite babel auf Die Stus
fen, ais lei iere Elm Shpiegerpater.-
limb bieie entietlifen 2rGume in
Dem Gtcite Der Reimbursement: S6wie.
9errniitter tan;ten einen l6euBliden
Jtei9eu nit %unlaubercn SienitmdodJen
unS entieeli6 i6reienoen SinSern-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

omin0ien @orte ge9olten, ~ioubern BEN
Sreunoe.
aber-o icltinme Menitennatur ,
Sn bieiem 2lu9enblide empfauS er,
Der auf iein Sung0eiellentbum 10 itoli
etpas wie eine Inn m%ebtbuenbe %er'
einiamuns. llno cr fab auf Meta, sic
nit ibrer ,ierliten geitalt, ibrem
fetn9eihnitteuen 9opfe uno ben nuns
teren 9lusen linn unSlei6 beSebrens'
pertber erIdien.
slber Der furttbare 3raum bon Scu
tan,enoen ShmiCgermiittern! ,@ie
lit mir bern, SrdNlein," be9anu Iboli
;SsernS. rSabc i9 9eitern Ibeno
eiSentli6 Sas |cr8niisen sebabt, Sbre
Sltern-"
Gin j3us t~ieiitcr 3rauer eri6ieu auf
MtetaS 0ciittfen.
sic iino ldn0it foot - beiSe-"
bau6te tie leiie-ni6 bin cine gSaiie,
aber Sntel uno 2ante iino 10 lieb nit
mir!"
r@ie, gSaiie? Seine" S6wics
germutfer, wollte cr fa9en, aber or be-
iann lid nod redt;eitis. limb ploelih
fans iiber ibn-cr itredte Meta beioe
SGnoe entge9en lno ergreift bic
ibrigeu. limb lie errOtbete bis inter
Die @ur,elu ibrcr blonoen Saare.
Sa sins Die lbiire aui uno Die bel
ben Yrautpaare tdrnen herein. Ser
wirrt trcnnten lid Die Yeioeu. Yeim
Sriibitiid wareu lie iebr ciniilbi9.
slber i'd CLAUDE, " STANDARDIZATION
iie audi, juit ME Die beiben anoereu
Yaare.
glcoli 9eneemonn lit elm gan; @nce.
rer 9eiporoen. &Senn i'm feline Sol
le9en iraoen, Oh er benn nod Elm 10
frazier @eiberieino iei, 70 bat er nur
cine GrwioerunS "a6, Last bod ben
llniinn!"
Gem, wenn man jeet slooli irast,
wie ibm Der leete SDlpeiter unS Der
Splpeiterpuni6 bcbaSt bat, Sann lcud'
tet eS ieltiam parm unb inni9 in iei.
men susen aui unO e. iaSt nur:
.prd6tis!-
~r 49,
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.Sa-al- iast gsncemunn ;oserub.

fu ,parit bann 70 eilis fortY ID
folite Did nod sriiben, Defenders BON
Der fleineu Sriba rnS benz 9auileiratb.
On, Der labet Old beute gum Sriibs
ftiid etn!"
Der Fapa eripartet lid mor9en!"
bonuerte bic Grinnerun9 in u~nieres
sloolfS Sbr.
.Gr acet-m ih-ein?" Hangs non
ieinen 4ippen suriid.
ga, gu elf ubr. @ir limb natiirli6
aub bort. SD ubne, mas porssben
foll. aber mas ieui;t 0u oenn? 0u
mubt bod oanfbar fem Teinem S6ids
fat, bas Did iolfe nette Seute finben
IaBt. Somm, Sieb' lid an"
@boli @enoemann iOlgte Der aiab.
,,uns. Oils er iid antleioete, nor inn
su Mutb, ipie benz gum 3obe pers
irtbeilten 0erbreter, benz maj Die
rleete Toilette" muflt, urb ais er
enolih nit 9ollmann iiber bic S6welle
bes SauieS idJritt, ba 9laubte er, bas
neutrality-suspicious. lauten gu boreu.
Die beioen Serren muroen in bas
Gmpfangs;tmmer 9eiilbrt. Sollmann
nit Dem He6te oes Srduti9ams 9iug
io9leif, feline Sraut aui;uiufen. Wfit
benz @efiibl zines Sdulbuben, Der
nifts selernt bat unO nun 9iedens
i6ait BON ieinem @iiien ablesen foil,
fab Senoemann ALIEN oa. "a 9irg Die
3biir-er S~itterte empor, aber niht
Grioa mars, ~icnoern Nieta. bic rel
jenoe Ni6te.
sd bin III Sbnen 9eianct - eS III
brinnen nod cine grOBe Saupts unN
Staatsattion! begunn tie.
9oolf fab lie an. Sect, ba er ireien
mubte, reste iid in linn ettpas Sonoers
bares: Tieie Meta mar ia piel bib
fiber alS bic Srioa. SGtte er iiG)
seiten gbenb bod nu9 reG)ts, itatt
mad linfs biuiiber u%nterbalten!
raber sic iino 70 it)peisiam beute.
@eiiel eS Sbuen nift bel uns?"
Gr befam plOelib Elm wiir9enoeS Sc.
fibl i'm Salie: %, iebr-" itotterte
er.-rSo iebr, baB ih-mp, wo-iit
oenn Sraulein Srloa?"
rSripa!" ia9te Wteta gan; eritaunt.
ga, meiu Soft, bat Sbnen oenn 3br
Sreuno Sremer nidts 9eiaat? Grin
men cling ia eben lire %erlcbuns nor
iif-"
rWteiue 9~erlob-" ltotterte gan;
faiiun9slos goOlf.
rSbre-o neiu!" llno ga traf i'm
elm ihaltbafter Slit aus ibren mum.
teren auser. rSie-Sie iollen ia Elm
&eiberfeino iein! 9tciu, Srioa III
Srie SremerS sliidlihe Sraut!"
rSefreit!" molltc Senoemaun ent'
3iidt ausruieu. Slbtr er uutercriidte
baS 94ort. g2aS mar Senn oas seiteri
slbenb 9epeieu? :, bieier Splueiter'
punif! 0enn MN pirc'S linn tlar,
nidt inn batten iener Sup unb lene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
tparen nlr feline beieen 6reunoe eri6ies

parell fllir 1etIle oelpen UTeuHoe cirque
men.
,&ie wirS's mOr9en nit unIerer
Splpeiterbowle? lnanaSs ODER Gbom'
pagnerbomle?" fra9te Noplf.
rSeinS ION beiNcn." lGhte Sremcr.
rSs' MIDI i60ner 9lopli-wir iinc
e~ingelaoen!"
.Soco?" madyte Der alio Npoltros
pbirte betreten. Limb iomit last SIR
mid am letten Gage bieles un8liids
ieli0en SabrcS muttericelenalletn?
@iBt SIR, ME ib baS iinoe? AblGers
lid, unireuuolif, und)ri itlih!"
.Silft aber NlleS niftS," mari
gilbert Sollmaun gelaiicn Elm. rS&tr
iino III San;leiratb Seben ein9elUpcn.
Sir Die dltelte 5od)ter fiible i'd Elm
menihliheS Hilbrcn - ia, turS, Die
miro meme Srau uilo mOr9en mollet
mir inns beim fan;leirGtbli6en SDls
better yunib perlober. llno ME ib
unieren Srie Sremer oa femme, 10 bat
er Elm 9luge auf Die jiin9lte 3ofter 9es
worfen-"
Srie Sremer iaste ilid)tS b0jl, iOns
bern itieB elm paar tunItuolle 1toufs
ringel aus.
y@ber, mas iOll if cenn allein an
tangent" meiute Soolf gang betrete1.
Gas miro ia Elm idredlt6er Sab
resabi6luB!"
,Somm nit!
gu mir gan; fremcen Seuten? SSO
oentit On bin?"
rgta, mas baS betrifft: Seben's
baben elm gaitfreies Saus unb elm
Ereuno BON inns lit BORT aud itetS mill
tommen. Sd fibre Gid germ ein."
rgber cas gent bod nift. llnN Sarlt
bic Samcn!"
Ole iiirdteit On, nthtS meiter!"
On acolf SenSemanl pallte Die
,Sie9frieo" sNatur aui.
ySait f0nnt's mid MN gelillten,
nit Sud gu fommen!"
On tbuit's ia bod ni6t!"
sd tbu'S!"
,3opp!"-
@abrbaitis, gemiitblib mars bel
SebeuS. 9as 9roBe SSobniimmcr mar
ourf oaS SerauSnebmcn Der Scrbtns
o~un0stbiir nit benz Gallon 81 eincnl
9erdumiSen gan;en un9emanoelt. Die
quite Saure Der Grlhienenen erbObte
nod Die ourh einen treiflid)en Nbcnos
tiih urb einen bOdlt trtntbaren Spl'
peiterpunl6 bereits lebbaft angerc9te
Stimmuu9 uro inter Sher;en uno
Qaden fab man Der Sdeibeitunoe bcS
ab9efloiienen SabreS ent9e9en.
Wenu man aoolf Senoemarm 9es
ieben bate, pie er inmitten Der beiSen
biibi6en Seben'i6en 2Of)ter, oenen
fif nod cine rei;enbe 9itd)te ;ugeIellt
hattie, leiner guten Saune boil Die
Sii9el IbieBen lieG, bann bGtte man
nitt 9e9laubt, in linn einen 'olden
Seiuo SDmens erbliden gu miiNlcn.
uno bieie Geuielsterle, bieier Sremer
iro nun oieier Sollmanll, pie lie lid
In baS ouitenoe, traiti9e Splpeltcr'
getrdnf bineinle9ten uro tbm INNER
fort %,utrunfen. Gr fiiblte AlleS, mas
frob. uno better in linn mar, INNER
mebr iih lOien uno ~ irCbli6iter BE
tbGtigun9 an Der %all9emeinen Spl'
peiterfreuoe iib anihiten.
aber lie mebr ii6 Elm lanIter NcbcI
I'M feline seiitise Slarbeit le8te, eeIto
nader mar iein Snitinft. Wtt Der
6lteiten Seben'iden 2odter bate es
teine @efabr, Seren oiii,ielle Ser.
lobuns bate man ioeben Shlu9 ipolf
llbr NIT @ldiertlans unb Gang 8e'
feiert ; unb bic iiin9ere, Srioa ma,
Die iollte ia Bremen jufallen. 60
oob's bel bteieu teine Gefabr-nur bel