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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
CHEEvER.

&. c. Cress, Of Rosedalc, returned
Saturday from Topeka reporting
grand stay at the association and city
o. G. Troxel came home for Christ.
mas.
Jacob Minick, OF Center will com
mence school again next Thursday
He has spent the past week in
Topeka.
A second series Of protracted meet
ing is in progress at NJ. Il. church Of
Talmagc. Rev. B. +. Dice has charge
Of work.
Il. l.. Coulson, Of north Cbeeger,
returned from Kansas City Thursday
night.
Miss Sara Zook, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna George
Of Coleta, ILL.,, returned last Saturday
night.
Hugh Mustard, who purchased the
Wayts farm about a year ago, has
moved the house from that place to
his home place, three quarters Of a
mile northwest
There will be spelling school and
lyceum combined at the Harvey
school house, Wednesday night.
Noah Book, teacher and master Of
ceremonies.
Rev. Samuel Zook, Dr., Of Abilene,
began a series Of meetings in the
Baptist church in Manchester Sunday
evening
Sam'l Plumb IL at home during
holidays. He has spent the last year
in Brown county.
Samuel Haugh, David Martin, and
Benjamin Bert were ordained a,
ministers in the River Brethren
church at Zion last Sunday, Elder
Zook and Davidson officiating.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

May all its sorrow be forgot,
Its joys alone survive
Forgotten be the Ills and woes
OF 1896,
Another bubble Time hath blown,
May happiness afiy
Her seal thereto and smile on all
In 1895.
Burton & Moore have moved their
law office over the Abilene National
bank.
j. 4. Snyder, formerly Of Chap
man, is now located in Nebraska City,
Nebraska.
Born, in Washington, D. c.,
Sunday, Dec, 20, a son, to Mr..
Eugene F. and Mrs Frances Woods
Arnold.
Miss Carrie M. Lowry, Of Chap
man, has been appointed matron of
! the Ouray school at the Uintah and
Ouray Indian agency, Utah.
-Eothschilds clothing store closed
Tuesday evening according to an
nouncement The stock is nearly all
disposed Of. Such as remains has
been removed to Russel's furniture
store.
Prof. Almond Il. Palmer, Of Wash
burn College, will give an entertain
ment Friday evening, Jan. 8, in the
county high school, Chapman. As a
reader and impersonater he takes a
high rank
Salinas city council passed a res
olution annulling all waterworks con-
tracts Tuesday night and ordering
steps taken to vote bonds to build a
new waterworks system. Salna has
been paying 800 a hydrant for water
for fire purposes since 1888, about
$500 year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
KICKED IN THE JAW.
A North Dickinson Boy Receives
Fearful Blow.

Another accident from a horse,
kick occurred in North Dickinson
Sunday evening when Elmer Brown,
the nine year old son of John Brown
of Cheever township, while leading .
horse to water, was kicked by the ami
NAL, the hoof striking him in the
jaw. The jawbone was broken, a
fearful wound made inthe face, nearly
all the front teeth were knocked out
and the boy made unconscious for "a
hours. Drs. Krugg and Renner who
are attending him hope for his re-
covery but it was a narrow escape
from instant death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
Was THIS PILLIVIyK?
TWO ARRESTS FOR ALLEGED
LIQUOR SELLING.
Dan Hart and Wash Shook Give
Bond for Appearance in District
Court-Boys Give Information
That Leads to Arrests.

Two arrests were made Monday
evening Of alleged violators Of the pro-
hibitory haw-Dan Hart and Will
Shook. Roth gave bond for appear
ance in the coming term Of district
court.
The three boys who are in jail
charged with burglary in north Dick
inson are said to be the principal
witnesses and it is perhaps their in
tention to get even with somebody.
The information was sworn to how.
ever by A. Burkholder, Of north
Dickinson.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
DETROIT.


Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Engle, Of June
ton City, visited friends in this
vicinity last Sunday.
Mrs. Linky Richard, Of Valley Falls,
is visiting her brother, j. Englcr.
7. &. Merillat came home Christ
mas to visit few weeks with his
parents.
Mrs. johnson returned home with
her daughter and son.in-law, Mrs.
and Mrs. VIM. Knox.
Donald Knox had ono Of tho bones
in his leg below the knee, cracked
while playing shiny last Saturday
Father Leach is still very low and
In serious condition.
Mrs. Cline, Of Chapman, visited
with her sister, Mrs. Hastings, the
first Of the week.
Miss Lizzie Titon Is home during
vacation while her mother is visiting
Miss Elsie at Manhattan.
j. D. Know, Of Ogden, was the guest
Of Miss Gussie johnson for the past
few days.
The friends Of Henry Swader will
be glad to hear that he is improving
although slowly.
Carl Swadcr, Of Oklahoma, is visit
Ing his parents.
There are something's funnier than
be locked in school house by q -,
couple Of small boys. So thinks
Prof. Light,
Handsome cutters, buggies and
harness were unloaded at the depot
last Tuesday for ?. G. Merillat and
August Olson.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
Installed New officers.

Damon lodge, K. p, installed its
new officers last night, Deputy Grand
Master W. L. Allison acting as mas
ter Of ceremonies and very gracefully
conducting the exercises. The new Of
ficers are: P. H. Halleck, P. c.; A. l..
Russell, c. c.; Z. B. Malott, V. c.; NJ.
B. Fulton, P; W. NJ. Eicholtz, NJ. W.
7. Alexander, X. OF R. and s.; T. E.
Nottori, NJ. Of E.; 0. P. Fenton, NJ. Of
T.; J. E. Clark, NJ. Of a.; Jay Hard
ing, 0. g.; NJ. P. shearer, |. G.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
Saw the Year In.

A merry company gathered at the
home of Willett Taylor on West Fifth
Tuesday evening and played games,
enjoyed music, refreshments, ETC.,
until midnight when they welcomed
1896 in way which must have made
the stranger feel perfectly at home.
Willett is model host and his guests
Of the evening all had a charming
time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
Card Of Thanks.

To the kind friends whose helping
hands made grief less hard to bear
and TO the Abilene Camp Of Modern
Woodmen we wish to extend our
slncerest thanks for their help and
sympathy in our recent bereavement.
MARI Z. EIsELINE AND CHILDREN.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
SUED FOR ISLANDER.
Rudolph Mangold Wants $4,000 Dam
ages From P. Tischhauser.

Rudolph Mangold, Of Jefferson
township, Tuesday p. m. filed a suit
for $4,000 against Paul Tischhauser
Of South Newbern. He claims that
he (Mangold) was tenant Of Tisch-
hauser and that the latter,
in the presence of witnesses,
said, "you are a thief" meaning
Mangold, and also accused Mangold
Of having been dishonest as a tenant.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Z. Fiscel, Of Industry, was an Abb
lene visitor.
Rhoda Potter, Of Assaria, was shop
ping in Abilene.
Miss Anita Pease, of Hope, is visit
ing friends in the city.
J. S. Robbins, Of Woodbine, was in
the county seat shopping.
c. Barten, Of Dayton, visited the
county seat and the REFLECTOR.
I. c. Ayres, one Of north Dickin-
sons leading farmers, was in town.
Jim Glenn, Manchester's popular
postmaster, was doing business in the
city.
D. ]. Kimmerly and, wife of
Oklahoma, are visiting friends in the
county.
Ben Coggeshall, one Of Solomon's
bright boys, was in Abilene calling
on friends today.
Frank Van Doren reached home in
time for Christmas, according to an
nouncement, and feels tip-top to be
at liberty again.
I. F. German, of Noble, and Chris.
Barten, Of Jefferson, were two of
Dickinson's wideawake farmers who
honored the REFLECTOR with a call.
Nora White returned to Abilene
from Wakefield where she has been
spending the holidays with her par
ents. She attended her brothers we'd
ding New Years eve.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lafierty, Of Els
worth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Atkin, Of
Waukesha, Wis, made up the guests
at family reunion at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carpenter.
Chas. s. Petit was in from north
east Dickinson and made REFLECTOR
headquarters welcome visit. He Is
one OF the county's energetic young
farmers and deserves success.
Prof. W. W. Reno, formerly of the
county high school, is visiting friends
in the city. He is in excellent health
and is doing fine work at the State
where he will take his NJ.
A. degree at the close of the year.
D. R. Gordon returned from Ann
Arbor, Mich, where he has been WIS.,
ting his son and daughter. Ralph is
hard at work in the university and
Miss Florence is attending the high
school and taking course in music.
Talk of hard times, said Mr. Cor
len, "Kansas is no worse off than
B. +. Engle, the popular creamery
nan of Moonlight, was in the city.
he says that the recent consolidation
II the Sheets & Engle creameries with
hose of Geary county will take him
o junction City to reside. He will
We manager of the central station.
lie is creamery expert and things
will thrive under his care.
H. ?. Seeds leaves tonight for
iouston, Texas, where he will visit
lis brother few days then 60 to
AXE Charles, La, to take a position
n the surveying corps of the Watkins
Gulf railroad. His family will fol-
9w in the spring Mr.. Seeds has
ION an enviable name as an upright, {
apable and respected gentleman in
.bilene and we are sorry to see him {
cave the city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
NEW YEARS WEDDINGS.
Happy Couples Who Have Begun
1895 Right.
UpSHAW-BRILI.

1895 Right.
UpsHAw-BRILL.
A wedding which was Of much in
tcrest to many Abilene and Dickinson
county people occurred at high noon
New Years day in Westminster Pres
byterian church, St. Joseph, Missouri,
when Miss Edna B. Brill of ST. Joseph
and Mr.. George S. Upshaw, son Of f.
M. Upshaw of this city, were married
before large party of invited guests.
Rev. DR.. Bullard, pastor OF the
church, olliciated, assisted by Rev.
DR.. Symonds. Lavish decorations
adorned the altar and chancel, while
from the massive pipe organ Miss
Sallie Owens of st. Joe evoked sweet
strains of wedding music. The pre-
ludes were "Narcissus' and "Annie
Laurie, while Memberships wedding
march, "Promise Me- and wedding
march from "Lohengrin" sounded
during the ceremony and procession.
Four ushers, Mcssrs. Harry Wynkoop,
Arthur Ernst, Henry Trein and Will
liam Walker attended the bride and
groom. The bride was gowned in
heavy white silk, jcwcled, and wore
lilies Of the valley
The ceremony was impressive and
beautiful and was followed by re-
ccption and wedding dinner al the
home of the brides mother. The
bride and groom took the evening
train for this city arriving at mid
night and went at once to their new
home, the cosy cottage on North
Buckeye near Tenth which had been
luxuriously fitted up for their recep-
ton. Mr. Upshaw had done much of
the furnishing before leaving for his
wedding and the loving hands Of
friends completed the task even to
the last detail. The scores OF beauti-
full presents showered upon the young
people by Abilene and st, Joseph
friends make the home to which they
came q veritable bower Of beauty and
such a one as will make the honey
moon more charming than any pos
sible 'tourn could be. Only the
father Of the groom, Mr.. +. M. Up
shaw; the sister, Mrs. W. S. STAN
baugh, and Mr.. Stambaugh went from
this city to the wedding.
The happy couple are the recipients
Of no end Of good wishes. Mr.
Upshaw has grown to manhood in
in this city. lie has become one Of
the leading businessmen Of the place,
one Of the proprictors Of the Upshaw
Furniture and Carpet company's
handsome establishment, is popular
in social, lodge, and musical circles.
He Is one Of Abilene's worthiest men
and deserves his happiness. His bride
is not unknown here, having spent
several months in the city and by |
her beauty, grace and kindness hay
ing won many friends. The con-
CALCULATIONS heaped upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Upshaw are all merited and we
hope for them every joy,
BRYANT-MURRAY.
A New Years eve wedding was
that Of Chas c. Bryant, Of Medicine
Lodge, and Miss Mary j. Murray Of
Hoton, Judge Hutchison officiating.
Mr. Bryant was formerly Of Abilene
and his hosts Of friends here will wish
himself and bride the greatest Of hap.
piness.
-
wlIITE-KEELER.
At the home Of the brides sister in
Wakefield, Kas., occurred Tuesday
night at ESQ the pleasant wedding Of
Miss Anna Keller, Of Rayanna, kas.,
and Burt White Of Wakefield. Only
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
NEWBERN.

Mrs. Chris. Tischhauser, Of Morris
county, visited friends in this vicinity
last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02

the immediate friends and relatives
were present Burt is the son Of Tom
White formerly of this city aud has
many friends here who will wish him
happiness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-01-02
OWNING The VAqERVJRKS.
WHAT CLAY CENTER'S FINAN.
CIAL STATEMENT SHOWS.
A Vivid Example Of Exactly What 1t
Means to Have Municipal Manage.
ment Of the Water Supply Of a
Town.

During the next six months Abilene
will have to make some change in its
waterworks conditions. The rental
will be question Of dispute and the
problem Of city ownership will come
up. 1t will be well to gather all pos
sible information on what our neigh
boring towns have done. Clay Cen
ter is fair example Of conditions
similar to those existing in Abilene.
Clay Center has had municipal own
ership since April /, 1898, when a
$4,000 judgment was obtained by
the old water company because the
city failed to pay its rental. The Dis
patch gives the following summary
for the three years past
1903 Receipts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $s,69541
Expenditures -. ,,.,...... l,964O4
Balance........."... 1871
1894 Receipts. ,................. a2,690.97
Expenditures. ..,........... 2,22T. 35
Balance. 463.82
1896 Receipts, April to October. sl.444.95
Expenditures :, 119l,l8
-
The gr'ss profits to the city from
the first day of April, 1898, to the
first day of November, 1895, two years
and a half, were 81, OS5.O7. The Dis
patch then adds this in explanation:
"The city paid the water company
$4,000 per year hydrant rental, which
now costs nothing, though the inter-
est on the $685. bonds issued to
pay for the works, which amounts to
$2,1OO per year, may be set over
against this, making a clear saving of
$1,000 per year. For two and a half
years this would amount to $3.50. |
Add this to the profit Of 81, 035.S7 and
we are ahead on the deal IS, 1851. |
Nor Is this all, for the reduction IN
rentals to patrons will average nearly
20 per cent, the exact amount Of this
OF course being impossible to estimate.
The interest on the $4,000 judy
ments against the city and the costs
attending the fighting Of the case in
the courts, makes quite a sum, but
that would have to be paid anyway
and doesn't cut any figure in the cal
culations. By way Of explanation we
would say that the first $S0l.22 in
this statement was borrowed from the
general fund and returned thereto the
next year. The first cost of the works
to the city was sS9,SOO and it is in
better shape now than when it was
bought. There have been great i'm
provements about the building, new
walls put in, etc"
This showing. considering that the
past three years have been time of
depreciation in values, is good one
:. 4 ...1sll u...r..1 a...l..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

Yerabrebuns."
.Gs bleibt babel unb 9liidlide
Jabrt."
.@riiBen sic WaDwaro uro ratben
sic linn brinseub sur SOriidt. Ger
rather gilt eS iiberall," antmortete
5pbp. Gr tebrte it'd alb sleid burauf
uabmen SSalo uno Sunfelbeit lbu auf.
SaS Golden Ser SolSiradt hauerte
beinabe bis W%titternadt. Cine Giertels
itunoe lpGter trieb Der 8utter Dor Der
flauen Srile aus Der Suft. Ger
Suron bate IT'D geebnet, pelrletb aber
nod |eben. Der Neumonb iiano am
Simmel uno blidte ais Sid)el trGumes
rid auf Die "alllndli9 entitlummernee
NaiierflGfe nieber.
@Or BEN ;um @ieren geSmun9enen
&utter lag Elm LANCER @eg. Der
Camper blieb bis gum folgenocn
Mtor9en. Grlt nad)oem Der &ommans
Sant lid BON ser Nueloiisfeit ldugercn
Sdumeus iiberieust iu baben 9l0ubte,
CAB er Yeiebl sum Iuibei;en une
mdblte ieineu &urs nOrolih naf Der
MiafinawitraBe uro Dem Sort Sleid)en
NQmenS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

freunoltf an unb lpraD belrmtDGls
eero: Sd mare Der Seete, Semano
81 perpGftigen, benz i'd nitts bemeiien
fam. Wieiuetme9en mogen Sic Tiraten
~ Supenoen auf BEN Seen treuien:
mid tiimmert's ntbt mebr, ais bier
Der Raut pou meinem a~alfitummel.
Seun mer lid 81 loltem Wtetier bers
sibt, Ser muB aud nit Den 6Otgen Dor
lieb nebmeu, menn iie bic Sano auT
inn le9en, unb oas percen Setne
&riiber mtiien. God mir molten ben
Sutter i'm gliae %bebalten. Salt er auT
ben Sol;plae Seines Guters, 10 1T
GILES in Sronung. Wenoet CT ren
@oreerltepen NOrSoit mad oen Mianis
touinieln biuiiber, 10 itett unratb
eabinter, ME Ser Sediunse iagte, ais
er beimltb eiuen Sdluf aus Der Ser
pentiuilaite nabm. 81 er Die Sahe
holt, III ;weiielbait. Der Soripruns
Dor Dem Sampier lit nidt sroB genug, "
Limb mas wGren Die 6olsen oaucn?"
.SaS lit niht ab;uleben. GOrlGufi9
pollen mir bas Bette glauben, bis oas
8esentbeil tlar Dor susen liegt."
6eu Toilet mar nat)oentlid semor'
ben. Cine 9ntnprt itauo ibr uitt ~
Gebote. Der GerSadt, baB Gatsr uuo
Sriiber an einem itraftriroi9en Inter
n.bmen betbeilist iein tOunter, mar
btsber ME in ibr re9e geworben. Nobl
bate lie bon Dem Veufttburm aus Den
Sutter pieliah beOba6tet; o0nn aber
9litt er ltets 10 ebrbar climber, oaB
ielbit Der miBtrauii de sllte nittS al
leinem SurS aus3uieteu farb. limb
audi berte fii9te es rur Der Sufall, Dap
lie ibn bel elmer Semegung beobaftes
ten, Die lie beiremoete, Yladpell
Sagegrn perodttig eridJien.
Oieier bate oas Sernrobr mieber
eeboben uno aui Sen Sutter gerid)tet,
mad Iu9eumaB Die Gntiernuns bis 81
Dem tlelnen arie9soampier beredneno,
oeiien Miaiten uno Sdornitein allmdlig
bOber aus Dem @aiieripiegel empors
tauften. Gnolib idob er Sas Gjlas
idalleno iuiummen. uno es sur Seite
Legend, bemertte er sleidmiitbig:
r9Ste i'd iagte: iein jeei9er Surs
bringt i'm mad ben Manitouinlelu. a"
uno elm neueS 9elprdh ~besinneuo, bot
er allies Ntc8lide aui, 6eu toilets alt.
8emcbnte lpriibenoe Selterteit wieoer
auIiumeten. IS gelan9 inn nur gum
2beil. SO9ur oas 2ateu, nit weltJem
lie leine bi;arren Sderireoen uno Ser
9leld)e lobrte, tlan9 er;uunaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02
H.. Sapttel.

Die griie bate unteroeiien in elmer
0eiie auiseiriidt puB Der Suron uns
s~ebulbig an ieinen Seijeln serrte.
Den 9%lGnjenben Spieeel beS porisen
cages hattie er lGn9lt bur6broten urlo
ieine Sberild6e nit 70 uielen bewess
liden 6unieln ourtioSen, oaB man tie
nit Dem Geiift bes ebrliten Sntel
0ell bate ucrSleiden fOnnen. gu
sleib mar Die lihtblaue Sarbe nads
geounfelt. i3Gblreidler biloeten iib Die
eriien, bon ben padieneen @elleu 9es
tragenen Sdaumltreifeu. Gs mar chen
cine Srile, mie man, mad 9ladmellS
Sebauptuns, iu elmer frilten itetisen
Sabrt lid feline beriibmtere bate Mint
ifen fonnen.
Der Sutter nit ben nei6en Sliden
fog fOrmliA Dor ben itrait sefillten
Seseln climber. Sis aui ben leeten
Seeen mar ollie periisbare Seinwano,
bonn Gafieltopiesel bic berunter gum
Stasfot, bei9eleet woroen. Sas Mais
fer iiidte fOrmlid Dor benz idarien
Bug, inoem er iid ieinen 9Ses our6
Die re9lamen Slutben binourh babnte.
2obg lelber itano am Steuerrao, mdb'
reno Die genOiien iit bereit b~ielten,
einiu9reifen, penn es gait, cine Ges
leseubeit sur Yeidleunisuns Der 5abrt
a%us;unueen. Sabei iudten ibre Ylide
fOrtgeiett ben Camper, beiieu benz
SdlOt entiteisenSe, 0itlid s%etriebene
ibmarie HauhiGule Sapon ieuste, oab
INNER wieoer iriid aufsebei,t murSe,
um bic setnedtete Iampffrait bis our
auBeriten gren,e un;uipannen. Sein
allmdligeS Serausmadien aus Dem
See, wie bas iddriere Serpprtreten
ieiner Sormen lieBen auf benz Sutter
e%rtennen, oaB Der unermiiolite Yerfol.
ger lfnell nGber riidte.
2ObD fniridte nit ben 3abnen.
Seine Sraublauen ausen ipriibten in
perbaltener @utb, wGbrenb bas Slut
Der Grreguns iein uOlleS Geiidt ME
nit Sieberslutb iiberios. Sbglei6
bOditens pierunoiwan,is Sabre alt,
uerrietb er in Miene, Saltuns uno
Sewe9uns elm Sertrauen aui feline for.
perlide araft, cine Sermssenbeit uno
trptise Gntidloiienbeit, oaB es ni6t
su u%erwunSeru, peun er in ieinen
areiien sewiliermaBen OILS beberribens
Ses Clement gait.
Snsrimmis mas er bic Gntfernuns
bis Sn Der lid in blduliten Quit biils
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ; insrimmis febrte
er iid bann wieSer ben fernen Mani.
t~oninieln Su, oereu llmriiie mad uno
nod an SdGrie semanuen unb enolid)
bic i9warsen 2aunenmalbunseu, i'm
&sosniat ~ ben oelbeu &liteuabbdp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

nod Elm, Smef Sabre %seipartet, aIletn
burb iSuiall fam ib babinter, bas
Semano, uno Spar Der Sremoe, Der
iih felt elmer Wo6e bier berumtreibt,
Did iu Seinem llu9liif uon bier
iortnebmen Mill"
Ieu toilet hattie it'd nieber In Be-
pesuns seieet une perieete trdumeriid:
.IaS uennlt gu cine @efabr? Gin
uugliif, wenn ib su meiner i6Onen
uno giitisen Wtltter gefiibrt meroen
foil? @sm Der sluitras ertbeilt wurbe,
Oh benz Sremoeu ODER Isbem anoeren,
lit mir eiuerlei, wenn id nur enblib
Semanb beiiee, an ben i6 mein san;eS
SerS bGngen fann."
Gen iinbelt Tu bier" ertlarte
1obD erre9ter, runo oertrauit Old
benz an, 10 bit On gut uno iiher ses
bergen. User a5er la9t, mas aus Dir
wirc, lpsnl Su Semauo fol9teit, Der
Dir biuterliftis pOrlpie9elt, Define
Mtutter ~ tenuen, Die pielleitt ihon
felt elmer Heibe BON Sabren in Der
Groe ltegt?"
sd babe meme 9~eIunoen 9lu0en
unb meineu seiunben Gerltaub. 9llb
meiB i'd 81 unterldeioen, mas mir
niiet ooer id)aoet."
Limb On wiiroelt Gid oieiem
@inoboof anpertrauen?"
,gSiro Die &abrbeit ieiner Vebaups
tung perbiir9t, gang gemiB. User modte
mir peroenfen, penn ib bon einem Srt
mid f%ortlebne, no i1 ui9t piel 9utes
eriubr?"
Gas barilt On nibt, neiu, Ou
oarilt nidJt bllnblinss in 0ein llnsliid
rennen."
,@ibt es elm 9rOBeres lln0liid, ais
Der 2~luientDalt inter Dem 0ad 0einer
Gltern, no ib ME cine frobe Stunoe
perlebte, mir baber iOlfe bel anberen
Yeuteu lud)en mnBte?"
gu reoelt, oils bQttelt Su idon
9lleS nit Dem Sremoen pereinbart
uuo eiuen beiiimmten Gnti6luB Ses
faBt."
Nod teinen ielteu. Der bGnst
crit pom manderlet 9iebenuml tdnoen
ab."
Limb ib bebaupte nodJmalS: 0u
bleibit bier" fubr SobD 9ereiSt auf.
User fam MIDI ~binoern, gu 9ebeu,
renn eS mein e%rniter gSille ilt?"
sd" itieB SobD nit elmer Seftiss
felt berpor, oaB 6eu Joliet eridroden
einen Sfritt sur Seite mid oanu
mieSerbolte er, feline I3iselloiisteit
fsiielro, ianiter: sd, Sarriet, Der
eS allein auf Der 9Selt treu uno ebrli6
nit Cir i'm Siune hat. Wiit benz
9ruoer uno Sdpeiter it's ireili6 gu
Guoe iwiltcu ms, mo9en mir eS pors
lQuflg nod Dor Den Glteru uerbeinls
lideu millien. Ta9egen 9ibt eS'einen
anberen SSea, iiber glleS biumes;utoms
men, uno Der lit, b0B mir Wtann unh
Srau peroen--"
On rebelt ire" unterbrad Seu
Toilet i'm idauoerno, ybeoenfe bod,
10 lange maren mir Yruoer unb Shwes
tier, uno leet oerlan8it Su-lln'inn,
5obD, Gruuien pudt MIDI, menn ib
baran oenfe, mas 0us;ulpreden mir
miberltebt. SlirobOit mare es. SD
miiroe mid idamen, Semano anSls
s-L~~
(Sotiistura uui Settle ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

hate. Seitsem fible ib MID pie leuseboren
nuo btu elm aa~n,auoerer Oisnit ,uie Dor eiuem
Sabre. Veute, be MID ~fennen, ia8en 9au,er'
%itannt: User bate oas 9eoadt ; Dor sinem
Sabre elaubten mir niht, eab CT ben Stlter
iiberltsben mllres." SD fauh NIT lebbaftem
Sanfgesen Gle iaaen, BAT ID ieet gan; firtrt
has Spi.cosery %'s se,psi.n. OBJ oSns sp.ii.I IN as.im.n
lob bdtts hsrbeifihren mlItr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-02

Jd mar ntd)t tWStuuoe
bos @eriusite gu tbnn
mno mluBte Die ineiite
8eit TN Sett ,~nbriugen.
SD mar gan, beruuter'
%gefomluen, lebrihwad,
bate Shmtuoelantaue
ullb mar mantnal iebr
niebergeihlaSsu. Die
srlte fSlaihe, BITE I'D
nabn, ihieu mir nidlt
ionberlit ,u belien, aber
Id, bate Sertrauen Su
Sbnen uuS fubr forttas
Discovery" ,u neb.
,nen, bis i'd finf;ebn