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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30

"A rs. MARY LEWIS, wife OF q proni.
I'VE ncnt farmer, and we'll known by all
old resldcn,s near Belmont, n, "
writes: "Eor tNenty.seren years I had been
o constant sufferer from nervous psustra.
tlon. and paid largo Sums Of money for doc.
tors and advertised remedies Without bene-
1T. Three years ago my condition waa
alarming: tho least noise would s,attle md
unnerre me. l was unable TO sleep, had q
number o. sinking spells and slowly grew
WORSE, IbcsSa using Dr.. Miles Restorative
Nesvine and Nerve aud Liver PILLS. At lfs.
tho medicine seemedt to have no effect, hut
after takins q few bottles l began TO notice
achange; I rested better ut night, my appe.
tito began to improve aud l rapidly grew
better, until now AM Is nearly restored
10 health as ono OF my ace NAV csnect. God
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30

bless Dr.. NiileS'NervIne
DR.. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
glsss under q positive
guarantees, FIRST bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis.
eases OF tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30
SPANISH CONCEIT
InReferencc 10 tic Impresnab IN

lity OF Havana Hafbor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

By FAR the greater aunbcf Of
deaths have occurred right
here IN camps where the men
were within easy reach of sup
plies and where abuses might
have been speedily detected
and promptly remedied. No
other army. vas ever situated
SO conveniently for obtaining
supplies. as ours has been dur
ing aud since this war. None
ever had SO near ar hand such
vast resources TO draw upon.
Truly somebody has blunder-
ed yes. and somebody has
sinned against the thousands
Of strong young patriots who
trusted their lives in the hands
of the government. While
much may be excused upon
the grounds of haste and UNI
preparedness, yet the greater
part Of the evil results must
be Charged to gross incom-
potency and criminal neglect
on the part of someone, and
the responsible person or per-
sons should be made to bear
the blame.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
JEWISH COLONY
FOR PORTO RICO.

Kansas City, Mo Angus
28.-Carnett Prussean's plan
to form a Jewish colony fol
Porto Rico has been taken up
by several families in other
cities. Mr. Prusean is in daily
receipt Of letters of inquiry r.
garding the scheme, from every
portion OF the United States
and many have signified a de-
termination 10 join.
Should the land be thrown
open to settlement Mr. Prusean
estimated that at least 500 fami-
lies will at once embark for
Porto Rico.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
CLIMATE OF THE
PHILIPPINES

Austin, Tex Aug. 29 The
impression is prevalent in the
United States that Americans
viii not be able to Stand the
climate ia the Philippines on
account of the excessive heat
The following extract is taken
from letter received by Prof
William r LEONARD, principal
teacher In the state blind asy-
Ium. from his son. Will R Leon
ard, who enlisted as a private
just after war vas declared at
New Orleans. hut VINO IS st
present sergeant IN company
l. ssyest ? LLlssSesss5s iufau-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
A POOR JUDGE.


q won't say any more
against thatpolitican," remark
ed the mild=eyed man, Than
that he's very poor judge Of
human nature"
What makes you think SOP"
Knowing his own record as
well as he does, he coufdn t
have such high opinion OF
himself if he wasn't. Wash
ingtons Star.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
CUSHATTEE INDIANS.
Remnant of the Tribe That
Was Friendly With Hous.
ton Embraces Chris
sanity.

Shepherd, San Jacinto Co.
Texas, August 28.-The Bap.
fists have just dedicated a new
church here, and last night
closed a meeting that had last
ed for ten days. Several able
ministers were present, among
whom were Rev. DIR. Thomas
and DR.. Lun,pkin OF Waco.
The remnant of the tribe OF
Cushattee OF Creek Indians
that figured under their Chief
Collita as the friends of Sam
Houston during the war be-
tween Texas and Mexico, have
also embraced Christianity,
joined the Baptist church and
built a house of worship, near
town of Shepherd. White
preachers regularity fill their
pulpit, and the Indians show
the greatest zeal TO learn.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
HEBRONYILLE IS
FLOURIsHING.
The New Town InDuvai Conn
ty Is Growing Rapidly.

Mr.. w. B. Hubbard, promi.
nent dIockman of HebronvilIe,
DG5ai county. came TO San An
tonic yesterday to make a sale
of 400 yearIings and to nego-
tale for sale of mares. Mr.
Hubbard reports a most sati-
factory condition of things in
the new aud growing town OF
HebronviIIe aud throughout Du-
val county.
"Hehronville," remarked Mr.
Hubbard to an Express report
er 1T the Southern hotel lasl
night, was built on the re-
mains of The little town Of
Pena. Tue new town was start
ted only about three years ago,
bit II has had rapid growth
and has bright prospects for.
becoming an important bust
ness center. The population
of HebrcnVil1e is nov about
500, and includes a number of
progressive Americans who
have recently moved there.
The Development of Dual
county has always been great
" hind@red by drouths. but
Se are overcoming that now. |
We are waking up to the vital
Importance of irrigation, and
wells are being bored by the
dozen all over the county. Dur
ing The past week We have had
3 number of fine showers,
which Will be OF great benefit |
10 the cattle ranges. "-Ex.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

try, now al Manila Tie ex
tract:
This Is a delightful climate
always cool, aud fns breeze
blowing of the oeeaa. I ean'i
imagine how people can con.
ceive the idea of it being nn-
healthy here. 1brre are fine
trees, green grass and clear,
cold water IN abundance. ! have
gained twenty pounds since
Ilrft New Orleans. We had
four deaths on cur boat. he Co
Iona lieutenant and three pri-
vatss-dnring the voyage. We
have good food. and especially
viii from now on, as Dewey
captured a supply steamer
with $4,000 pounds al fresh
meat on board, besides other
Kinds of food"
Tho letter was received yes
terday but was mailed on July,
II, and delayed at Hong Kong
on account Of shortage in post
age, General Merritt forwarding
The necessary amount of money
TO that place for postage. Ii.
bears q British Hong Kong
postage stamp
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

JUDGE NooNAN is getting
ready to do the Cervera act
over in the Twelfth district.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
NOTICE TO GERMANY
William Must Not Play Poll
tics in Samoa.

Washington, August go
President Mckinley has mott
Eled the German government
that the United States viii ex.
pect no interference with the
native of Samoa in exercising
their right and privilege to
elect a successor to the late
kng Mai;eEoa I-aupepa:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

GEN. ALGER's friends whom
he sends to investigate q the
condition OF army camps are
all provided with a pair Of
Alger glasses through which.
they make the inspection.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
AN ALASKA STEAMER

Chicago, Aus. s0.-Word
@as received here to-day by the
North American transportation
com pany of the arrival at Seat
tie of their steamer Roanoke
from tbs Yukon with $4,000,
900 in gold dust from tue Klon-
dixie TIE Roanoke also car
ried a full list Of passengers.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

INVESTIGATION DEMANDED
When our men were on III,
battlefield, in a foreign land
where there was great Difficult
tyin furnishing them with prop
er food. medicines and nur
ses, twas to be expected thai
there would be more or less
suffering for want of those nee.
essaries. But for those who
remained in tie United States
and those who have been
brought back since the MAR
ended to have suffered for
want of these things; for them
to lie down and die of starva
ton. and filth. and neglect.
here in the midst of our plenty,
when the government has at
hand every resource Tor their
relief is simply Hfexcusable.
Why should three hundred
men be crowded into hospitals
not large enough to accomno-
date half that number. when
there are hundreds OF buildings
that might be secured tor hos
pital purpose? Why should
there be provided but one
nurse for twenty or thirty
patients, when there are fflou-
sands.of trained nurses avail
able9 Why should our men
be allowed to drink impure
water, when good, pure water
be SO easily given them?
It is true that it was a gigantic
task to swell an army of TWEEN
ty FIVE thousand to nearly three
hundred thousand in so short
a time. and on account of This
the early hardshiPs that our
men endured for lack of proper
fSod aud equipments may be
excused But It was
= be expected that men who
had experience in matters of
war and handling large bodies
Of troops, as the present sec
Of war has had, would
have grasped quickly the needs
0f this immense army sol
Suddenly modified. and'drawnf
apon the resources at hand
For' their relief The task re-
CURED great mind and ex
ecutiee ability which, alas. for
our poor soldiers. were lack
ny It IS folly TO compare
5ar losses from disease with
hose of other armies in other
xars, Tor only a comparatively
aaaa number Of the army was
os.S e he celsfltfs; ard
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

PRIVATE APPLYING HELD.
Corpus Christi, Tex, Aug 50
Private J. NJ. Appllng
chargs with stabbing private
Bryan of Go a, Third Regiment
was to day bonnd over in tie
sum Of $500 to await the action
of the grand jury
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03
PICTURES IL THE Hall.

It is becoming more and
more Common to line the stair
case wall with pictures. On con
sideration, the idea IS a good
one from other points of view
than the artistic. he climb.
particularly of long urbroken
stair case, is to many persons
an affair OF minutes, and It IS
not at all unpleasant to be
cheered its length by some at
tractive pictures. In sonfs
houses there are series of pho
tograpils along the stair, those
of celebrities being more often
selected than the pictures of
the friends ofthe family.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

Miss Helen Gould generosity
another outlet in the endow-
ment of a $4,000 free bed 10
Manhattan eye and ear hospi-
tai. Park avenue and Forty
five street, New York.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

Spain has more> sunshine
than any other country in Eu-
rope, The yearly average being
1000 hours.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-03

NERVES must be fed on pure, rich
: = blood. Hoods SarssparilIa is the
best nerve tonic. By enriching the
blood it makes the nerves STRONG.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
pie eSeoa6aroi. Sa9rt.

giligsn 2aufss brauit bic Star aus
ibem S6ooBe bes Sobsebirees berbor
;unb bur9bri9t bic MordnenbDben. no
Der S0benberg = i'm @oltsmunbe sez
pDbnli9 8albarienberg na9 ben
&reu5ipeeitationen gebeiben : in
iGbem Stur5e gum rauidenben Slufe
,nbf1llt.
MaleriIb sruppirt ii9 gu feinen
SiiBen Der freunbli9e Martt S0l5 uuf
Dem re9ten llfer nit ieiner raid ai
bober 8liitbe gebiegenen So9ter
Sruntenbeil, benz 8iaenbeim unb 8urs
orts jenieits bes Slufes, unb bur9 bic
tpeite Sbalipalte binbur9 I9peift bas
9luee biniiber auf bic in frif9em
S9nes ipeib I9immernbs 8srstette Der
Rib. als beren seipaltiser @ditein bic
md9tiee ppramibe bes Suifen ii9
f9arf martirt. BORT in ben Bergen
:ippbnt.n bic braunen RbGtier unb ibre
Slober iiebelten au Tulunusa Go lau>
tet bic rbGtiI9eR Rnnensform fir SOl3),
pann beusten iie ben Baden unter benz
S9perte Der R6mer unb Sabrbunberte
fpGtsr punberten iie ipieoer 3uriid in
ben S9ub Der 8erge Dor ben ite per>
prGneenben 8aiutparen. nnpertilgbar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
@nfi9t BON SDls.

baftsn ieitbem nod 5dblrei9e romanis
fbe Namen, pftmdls taum tenntli9 in
Der pon fremoer 3unse dbgef9liffenen
9eltult. an ben Sluren unb Bergen
-ringsum i'm @au (Suifen gum 9etIpiel
'9leib mons Jovis), unb mitten unter
ben blonbgelodten, blauGugieen Reden
ft0bt man plOblib duf eine 9eIbmeibis
ee, ipenn aud iebnige @eitalt, beren
'9eIi9tsI9nitt, Sarbe uno Sdar an bic
8enobner bes 4pennin erinnern.
Deit unb brett beriibmt lit bic ioges
nannte 2eonbarbi Sabrt, fpelbe alls
iG6rli9 am 6. gtopember, bem &alens
ibertas bes FL. 2eonburb, in SOlS ituttz
,finbet.
8ierSig Biz fiinfsig @agen bilben
ben 3us, Elm ieber iit nit bier pferben
beIpannt unb bon atpsi bis bier, bdufig
iusenbli9en Ieitern begleitet. 0as
eigentli9e Seitsefdbrt bilbet bic nGez
pnbarbi Srube", elm Dagen, behen
9eitalt auffaGlenb Der Sorm zines aus
einem 8aumItamm gebD6lten S9iffes
9lei4t. 9lei4iam als Steuermann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01

auf ben Wa9en fiben bic @eidls6z
ter getrennt, ipie iie aud in Der airde
seIonbert beten. Inter ben pielen
Mdb9en in rei9iter Sra9t setpabrt
man cine bsbeutenbe 3abl, bsrsn roiis
ses antlib bic ReiSe bolbeiter Qnmutb
unb 2isbli9teit perflGren. @ine fritz
here 9lnorbnuns ift aber feibsr auber
9ebrdu9 getommen. Spnft fab bic
tpeibli9e Susenb terrafenformis ber
8rDbe mad sereibt bintereinanber auf
9Gnten quer iiber benDagsn, ni9t ipie
iebt ben 8orben entlang, unb ipsnn Elm
iol9es Subr5eug ii9 nabte, 10 slid es
etnem 8lumen6eete, iiber befen buftiz
gen Slor Der Winb fd9elt.
Dasen auf Wugen 1T bic SDbe berz
aufgetommen unb bat bic &apelle umz
fabren, an beren Sbiir bic @eiItli9teit
itebt un6 ben Sesen fpenbet. Die
9ansart Der RoFe 1T stpar bios
S9ritt, befen uneeadtet erforbert Der
i9mal bemehene Baum bic itrengite
aufmertiamteit bes 2enters. Damn
bssinnt bas Sp9amt, ipdbrenb beFen
bic Subriperfscplonne in eine Wagsn>
burg uuffGbrt. BET Der iid elm buntss
Sreibsn entipidelt. iebo9 Srbnung
unb Rube berrI9en. neil Sober ii9 Der
relisiDIen Ssier beipubt 1T. gtad benz
S1luFe bes 9ottesbienItes ipisber6olt
ii9 bic umfabrt nm bic 8dpslle, unb
bann f9lGnseft fi9 bic lanss @asens
reibe bic !SDbe binab bis por bic Stride
in Miiblfelb. Der @oritabt bon SDla.
Inn bort nod einmdl por ber 5egnenben
@eiitli9teit su befiliren unb inter bem
S9nalSeoneert Der peitIden auseins
amber Su biegen. Mun9er 0asen
lentt Iofort Der 9eimutb au, bic meiiten
ellen in ben Martt, beHen @aitbGuIer
beute grntetas baltsn; uber trob Der
edit germanifhen 3e4luit iiebt ielbit
bic @bfabrt bel 4nbru9 Der 0dmmes
runs feinen Sruntenen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
SrnitHfraHea.

Dur9 bic OrisntrsiIe 5es bsutI6en
4aiIers 1T aud bic tiirtiIhs propinS
Sprien ipieber in ben @orbsrsrunb bes
allsemeinen SntereHss geriidt. Dus
gum She'll unipirtbfame unb uncultiz
pirts 2unb lit Sfsi9en benz GupbrcI
unb Der drabii6en Diite imOIten uno
benz Mittelmeer i'm Weften selesen; i'm
Norben bilbst Der Saurus unb i'm Siiz
ben @gppten bic @renss.
Wlebr als in anbern 2Gnbern baben
fi9 in @brien perihiebene Setten bon
ben bsrri9enOen 9feli9ionen abses
alpeist. 90 bilbet bds abseI9lofene,
bur9 feinen unrubigen Gburutter be-
tannte Bolt Der 9rufen cine intereiz
fante &b3ipeigung bon Der mobammes
baniI1en Heligion.
Sie OruIen, bic friiber in ciner &rt
4belsrepublit unter einem semeinIa>
men Sberbaupt lebten, iinb in gana
Sbrien unIdfiis, beIOnbers auf Der
SDbe bes2ibunpn, ipo iie iih bur9 ibre
Seinbfduft gegen bic Doriibersiebenben
G6riiten oft 9enu9 befannt gema6t ba>
ben. Der tiirtii9en Resieruns bat es
srpBe &dmpfe berurfaht, bic 0rufen
untsr ibre Sbsrberrfdaft gu beugen.
SEPT lit bas@ebiet, bds Der interehante
@olfsitamm i'm 2ibdnon, Qntilibanon
unb Sauran bepobnt, in einaelne 8es
airte setbeilt. an beren Spite Sdeids
unb @mirs iteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01

name, pel6e bic Reiienben auf i6ren
ssabrten begleiten, iteben nGmli4 nit
ben Oruien faft INNER auf seipannz
tenn Sub.
sSH Der StelIung. bic bic Orlfeus
frau. i'm Dffentli4en unb 9dusli9en
2eben einnimmt, gibt es einige 9ardfz
teriItiI6e 3iige, bic bic 0ruienfrauen
bon ben anberen Mobammebanerinnen
unterIbeiben. 9ieIe llnteri9ieoe gez
ben Ii6 fbon i'm QeuBeren tunb. 90
perI6leiern Iie >. 3. ni9t Oas Seii4t
tpie bic Observation-Disclosures. Sic
trosen pobl Elm ipeiBes Sud iibsr bem
&opf, bas iis uuf Der StraBe. ipenn
man ibnen begesnet. ettpus nor ben
Munb balten, aber i'm SauIe legen lie
biefe Siine, au9 ipenn MGnner 5uges
gen iinb, pollitGnbig ab.
Die einbsimiids 9radt Der Druiens
frauen, ippobl Der itdbtii9en luie Der
auf bem 2anbe pobueneen, 1T metit
re4t eeIdmadpoll nnb eigenartig. Die
Jrauen unb S09ter Der S4eids unb
@mirs ipGblen belonbers reiae unb
bunts Goitiims. 9lm Orisinslliten iiebt
cine 9rufsnbraut in ibrsm feitli4en
Staat nit benz 9ardtteriitii9en,
sudsrbutf0rnisen boben 9opfpub aus,
ben uniere 4bbilbung peranf9auli6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01

Dasen NIT Sennbiitte
'regiert bic 8remie am Sintertbeil bes
Wagens elm 8ne9t, Der nebenbei audi
bic fdDnen Snfaifinnen bes Wasens
gallant 5u bebienen, bic Better gum
9lufz unb abiteisen dnaulebnen bat
unb bapon ben tppbltltngenben Sitel
r8rettIbupfer" empfdngt. Die 9runbs
furbe Der altsn 9rllbsn 1T bldu fpie
bas @eipOlbe bes Simmels, ipel9er
llmitanb iebenfulls auf bic @orliebe
bes baperif9en Stammes fir bieie
5arbe Suriid3ufiibren 1T. @emGlbs dls
Ier 9lrt 5ieren bic 8orOpGnbs, Bug
unb Spiesel; balb iinb es 8lumsnges
ipinbe, balb SaritelIunssn bGuerlibsr
.Santirung pber Seilisenbilber, BON
postiIhen Sprii6en sinsefabt. 9en
9ug ibmiidt meiitens Der beilige 2es
onbdrb, aber nidt in gan5er SSisur,
fonbern als 8rultbilb.
@benIp ipie bic rSrube" tpirb bas
'9ei9irr, bus bic ROfe trusen, auss
f9lieBli4 an bieism 6eittage in 8ers
ipenoun9 genommen; ipiegelblanf
,sldn3t Oas Mieifins Der S9eiben unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01

Sn Damascus, no bic OruIen etnen
erbebliben She'll Der 8epDlteruns bils
ben, lit Der SIP bes tiirtii9en @ouoerz
neurs, bes Iogendnnten Dali, unb bes
commdnoirenben Generals, bes Muz
idir. Die @erpaltung IGbt inbes
re9t biel gu ipiini9en iibris, unb bic
S6ulb an ben i'm 0ruIengebiet nod
INNER tpieoerte9renben llnru6eu tpirb
nibt nit ltnrecbt Der tiirtil9en Regiez
runs ausei9rieben. bic gar gu germ
bem @runbIabe bes laisser aller bulz
bist. pMai6aIab" (9ott pirb es
ma9en), lautet Elm f90ner mobammez
banii9er Spru9; aber in bieien Wirz
rem angepdnbt, befunoet Der Spru6
nur bic S9pG6s Der Obrigteit, inter
beren unenti9loHenbeit bic Si9erbeit
bes 2anbes leibet. Sc mebr inbeB Der
europGii9e 8ertebr aud in bieIe abgez
f9lofensn 9egenben bringt, nm 10
eber ipirb ben RsiIenbsn unb ben bort
aniGFisen gplpniiten eine srOBere Sis
9erbeit perbiirgt iperben als bisbsr.
Die 4bsei9Io1enbeit, in Der Der
srDBere Sbeil bes 0ruienpoltes nod
beute lebt, tit pobl bic @eranlufung,
bab, fpie ben ieinen religiOien 8rdlls
den, 10 aud bon feinen allgemeinen
Sitten unO @eppbnbeiten perbdltniBz
mdbis penig in bic Seffeutlidteit ses
brunseR lit. Die 9Drfer Der 9ruien
perben BON ben boriiberSiebenben
gbriiten germ 9emieoen. Die 0rasn>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
@aIofaui6sa
Bon RuboIf BernaueL.


Die stiinen Gi9enpipfel raul9teh ?
Die buHten SommerpDgel fansen,
Die fleinen braunen Rebe lduI9ten,
Wenn mir ben Walb entlans eegansen.
Oas mar Dor pislen, pielen SabreH,
etls mir gstiiBt i'm DulbesIAatteH,
Ills mir beSliebte 9inber iparen
limb nod nt9t sraue Scare bnttsn.--
Grit neuIib im6 mir 9eibe ipieber
Sen griinen WGlb entlang gegangen,
Die 9ogel fdngen Srauerlieber,
Wlatt lieb Der Baum bic 4eIle bGngsn.
Die ifarten @i9eu, bic bpr Sa6ren
Sbr Gdub 10 rauIdenb lieBen peben,
Die 9atten es tpobl auh erfabren,
Was nit uns 8eiben mar 9eI9e6en.
llnb ais mir IansIGm beimpdrts gins
gen,
SIT uns Elm frobes Ydar begegnet. =
Sd bat Der @aIb nit &lans unb
&lingen
Sbr iunses 8iinbntb eiugeIesnet.
Die Rebe ftHgen an su lauI9en,
Bie bic 3pei bur9 ben WalS gesans
Du folI6sr morDl Sn 1n' foIr6es
Ruufbenl
On bait aud uus einit 10 gefangen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
geitiernm.

9fus bem Sgaitsurf9sn SnItitut in
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