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The courier., 1898-09-17
CARL SMITH.

tOGial page has BEEN filed every MORN
ing of the papers publication with
THE inimitable whimsicalities of Mr..
Carl Smith. Only a few hours have
passed since the angry rapids of tine
Saguenay beat the life out of his
strong young body, and his unfettered
laugh is not yet hushed I'm the ears of
Those who knew him. His spirit seems
diffused about THE walls of his home,
and one would mot embarasss him with
words of sentimentality nor slip inuo
hackneyed expressions of commisera-
ton that would arouse his ever ready
sense of tine ridiculous.
Carl Smith was a hartlLheaded, per-
nacdous little boy, who realized at Gn
early age that he was at the bottom of
Things. He determined to climb,
though he was handicapped by having
a number of persons to drag with
him. But he sacrificed his childhood
to this determination, and was bear
ing a mans BURDEN when other boys
are playing ball. This was, perhaps,
the reason that after he reached mani
hood he had a quality o. singular
chfldishness, as If he were trying to
wTest from fate that which it had en-
deavored to withhoitf. He knew al
most nothing of schools, yet at four
teen he was a telegraph operator and
at twenfy-one a newspaper writer or
recognized ability, the possessor of
a strong and picturesque vocabulary
and the power TO read German.
French and Swedish. The person who
saw him upon the street, with his &C.
centric dress, his careless air and his
infanti,e blue eyes, might have
Thought him the most confirmed or
Provincials. But he was in realaty a
natural cosmopolitan, and if his
duties had taken him among the
Zulus The would have managed to get
at their point of view, and would pre-
sently have been explaining them to
themselves
Mr.. Smith was ''set up" in the east.
as his frienkis, the printers. would
say, but his matriX was cast i'm the
west. and he had a western mans way
OF going ait things. He entered Jour
nalfsm by writing an advertisement
for the WOrld-Herald of Omaha which
won him the prize-a gold watch
and made people wonder what he
meant. The people were not abe to
make him out, even after mis- rhymed
baseball reports were the talk of the
country. Omaha was unable to decide
whether he was a fool or a genius,
nor did 1T gather much Illumination
on THAT subject till certain we'll
known EASTERN publications began to
print his poems and his sketches. But
this disregard of his abilities did not
Distress Mr.. Smith. 1t probably anus
ed him-almost everything did If he
had am antagonist he unseated him
with jest. If he had a friend he
lavished his spontaneous witticism-,
upon him. When success came to him
fle took 1T as a sort of joke Mean
time. before success came, he made
himself jack of all the newspaper
tades. He could set a stickful of type
to fill a vacancy Ia a column while
the stereotypes waited-and the Typ
og1aphical union boys gaped. He could
sketch a recognizable portrait or
make fancy sketch on a chalk plate
and save the credit of the ''art depart
ment'' when the artist was I'll; he
could manage linotype, make up"
The courier., 1898-09-17

rhe mismanngement OF the war, VIII
need strong willis and a genius for
system to keep their heads above the
mass of documents and the amount
of testimony whiting for a committee
to undertake il. So far as possible
THE members of such committee
should not be either special friends
or enemies of Secretary Alger or Gen
eral Miles. Upon the strictly neutral
and disinterested character of the
committee depends the amount of re-
spect the puuAc will have for its final
decision. As General Scholeh has
been a rival of and is known to dis
nike General Miles it is desirable THAT
he be not made the chairman of a
committee which will eventually, as
a result of investigation, be obliged
to criticise either the secretary OF war
or the commander in chief. Noting
the objections which General Mikes
makes to the selection of General
Schofield as chairman, the substitu-
ton of some other man, even though
he be less competent and no more
fairer minded than General Schofeld,
will tend TO increase confidence in the
committee of investigation.
President McKinley's loyalty to his
friends is one reason why he mas so
many. Unlike either PRESIDENT Har-
risou or President Cleveland, Presd-
dent Mckinley is warm-blOoded. so
ciab,e man who loves his friends with
= warm, human, unexalted friendh-
ness which his election intensified
iuther than froze. His democratic
predecessor was as grateful to the
men who had spent money and dam
aged their vocal chords past repair
to secure his election, as a Cross
legged Chinese god is 10 his worship
ers and about as responsive. Mr..
Cleveland was never impressed WITH
anything but his own infallibility. He
considered his service sacred and its
own reward. Any favors from him
to those upon whose shoulders he
mounted TO the presidential chair
where uncalled for according to his
appreciation of his relation to other
men. which is somewhat like that of
Emperor Williams conception of him
who is divinely appointed to rule and
receive the homage of an empire. Mr..
Harrison was not so aggressively and
fatihumlessly conceited, but he was
cod. He made happy speeches and
was at his best in assemblies of men.
In an office, in his daily intercourse
with his fellowmen when he did not
receive them in groups. the afmos-
phere was arctic. The friendhness
and simplicity of President Mckinley
rs heightened by the hauteur and iso-
lation of his two immediate predeces-
sors, but absolutely and without COM
parison he is a man whom other men
like. His disposition to remember ia
vors and his uncritical acceptance of
men for what they seem to be, PROB
ably led him to appoint Genera. Al
ger secretary of war. The appoint
memt was recognized ait the time, by
those who knew General Alger, as
weak, but if war had not occurred, the
secretary's incapacity for large affairs
would have been safe from discovery.
President Mckinley is of course anx-
ious TO have his Judgment vindicated,
but in face of the selection of un-
healthy camp and hospital sites and
the lack of preparations for the COM
fort of the soldiers at Alonltauk Point
The courier., 1898-09-17

a goodly sight. those women from
Massachusetts,. New York, Pennsylva-
mia, Ohio and Illinois. They were
wholesome and handsome, open
handed and free-hearted. They were
as earnest and anxious to please as
any of our Nebraska women. They
were sincere and frank and cordial.
There were no signs of Philadelphia
or Boston or New York exclus;veness
in their supplemented appreciation
of Colorado hospitality and OF the
beauties and glories of the west. They
will be long remembered and the les
son of their long journey and hearty
assumption of any duties laid upon
them will not soon be forgotten by
western women who may have had an
unconscious grudge against them be
cause they can hear the best music
and see Duse and pageantsand breathe
an atmosphere compound OF art, mu-
sic and literature that educates with
out effort. hut we have forgiven them
All this for their sweet service ana
for their happiness We shall ever pray.
The assirntion of Empress Enza'
beth of Austria by an Italian amArch-
ist who is very comphcent over his
cowarlly deed, has induced the gov
eruments of Europe 10 begin conced1
ed movements against anarchists But
AGAINST an assassin with a stdieitto up
his ss,eeve it is NOT easy TO arm ones
self Among q crowd there is nothing
to distinguish him from the rest e1-
cent unless it he a very dirty face ana
a super-cmceited manner as OF one
w.ho could have made better word.
The police must perceive more deainsts
signs of suspicion than ohensdveiy
dirty face and hands and supe1SaA--
Gus mamper They are not tTannen
psychoaogists who can pick out man
carryfng concealed weapons and haS-
ing designs upon the life OF some
human being who happens to bs OF
royal blood, by mis- expression anu Tie
faira sigrns that Enthusiastically mark
a type. PoGicemen must see the butt
of a pistol or the "leam of a dagger
before they make ara arrest for carry-
ing concealed weapons, and tine am
arch6sts, like the crazy men and
vxmen they are. conceal their deaza-
ly arms very cunuingly. The long Inst
of assaksinated kings and queens and
presidents who have a body-guard
more or less complete, at all Tunes,
shows THAT 1T is impossible to guard
against assassination. The pecusiar
code accepted by anarchists makes ~
nob,e 10 strike down defenkseaess
man or woman, if he or she happen
to be of royal blood. Their honor Us
diss,upor and cowarxfice 10 the rest
of ajlse wr9d, who 90 not cbaim TO be
able to reform IT.
There is no adequate punishmeaft
for a crime like Laochini's. The DEATH
penalty is not enforced IN Swftzeatand
and If il were tine death OF an over
weening wretch like the murderer
would be of no particular Significance.
A life sentence Will burden society
with his support but there seems TO
he nothing else. The incident viii
probably keep crowned heads out OF
Switzerland for some years to come.
Men like these make the name OF re
public a reproach, for they use the
wider liberty to cloak un.awful deeds.
Against anarchists of the Chicago and
Geneva type a combination of the gov
The courier., 1898-09-17

The investigation committee eP-
pointed by the president to inquire
into the selection of camp sites and
the appointment of volunteer army
officers, TO investigate the quarter
masters, surgeon generals and COM
missary generals branches of the war
The courier., 1898-09-17

Whatever the committee may de-
eide the system of political appoint
memts i'm war time is the main cause
of the sickness and suffering. Igmo-
rant volunteer officers, men of subor-
dinate positions in civil life, and of in
ferior ability were put In cnarge OF a
company of men because an uncle or
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-02
Fine perfume cases at
f. B. Snyder's.
Ten Days Longer.

Geo. B. Dean, the Big Shoe man,
who mas been advertising special
sale for November, has concluded to
extend the time for ten days. ANY
time up TO December 10 you can ge'
same special prices. Come quick apd
take advantage of this offer.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-02
For Sale.

Forty head we'll boned, short-born
yearling heifers. Mostly red, a few
white faces. Bargain for right party.
Bred to short horn bull.
One mile east and one and one.h half
south of Belle Plaine.
A. G. FORNEY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-12-02
Marriage Licenses,

{ Okey Benson, o.. Wellington
[ Bertha Inez Lynn, 49,. Wellington
{ Benjamin. F. Rowan, %. Ashton
/ Laura NJ. Berry, %. ........Ashton
{ John W. Crowley, 2S... .. Caldwell
| Mamie RYAN, b.. -. -. Caldwell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

.
d.-Sn 3eit BON anoerts
balb StunOen wurben nit ;pei @urf=
uno mebreren 9ebes @arnen BON Der
Sii6erei : @eieui6aft iieben 3entner
Slide seiansen. Gm 9ormittas lel=
bigger Cages erSab Ser Sang aui Der
Suede 0iefirb= SnselbOrf circa spei
.3entuer.
Gtt,elbriid #. - Sin iur6tbarer
llnSlatsiau e~reilte Die Samilie bes
bielisen Stationsporitebers Serrn
@illpcrt. Oeiien 2~0jdbriSer Sobn,
Der i'm SabnbOibienlt anSeltellt mar,
9erietb beim Wanouriren swii6en bic
Fuiicr ,ueisr SSo9en unb wuroe aui
Der Stelle toot9ebriidt.
W d b II NJ. - in Der S6eune
peS &ini.rS ". wuro, oeiien S.oien=
iteter Sob. vep, geboreu gu Atittel,
ais vei6e aui9eiunoen. Der 300 loll
III ,Sol9e pom Grltidrn9 .lnSetreten
i.in. Der &erl6ispsnt mar ST. Sab
re alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
WiQionen WegScgebcn.

rs lit Obne !Swciiel iiir oas Eublia
fum erfreulid, pom elmer Weieai6uiI
i'm vanoe 81 wiiien, wel6e ni6t all.
ltebt, li6 Der Seoiiritigen utr yeibeu.
ben announcement. Die Gisentbiime,
Don Or, Sings Dem Siscouerp 9e-
gen Sdpinol ldt, Sulten unb Grfdl-
tunS buben ilber sebn Willionen Ser
lu6s flalden oieier erprobten Meoi;ir
lpeg9e9eben llno bnben Die @eru9tbu-
ing SIT winen, baB lie in touienoer
bon bofinungslolen Sd0en obIolut se=
beilt bat. Aitbma, Sronhi:i9, lbei-
l~erteit unb ule 6alss, Srult- unO
yungenleioen meroeu bur6 ibren sc
bruut obne ,Sebl gebeilt. Spredt
betm apotbeter ". :. Nubn ppr uno
laGt tu6 cine Frobehalhe frei oeben .
Neguldre @roBe 30 Gts. uno S1.O0.
Scoe SIalhe saraltirt ODER Ersls III.
riideritattet.
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SnrcMbnrg.

yurem bnr9. - Die I'M Wtdr;
1896 nit cinem Sapital uon Sr. 4
Otillicncn begrlnbete Siieroinoer
6odoien= gelelldO't, an Der bsuti6es
&apital UNI oeutlhe Gilenfad)lelte
berporrageno betbeiljgt limo, beabii6=
ti9t bemnddlt Slm !3mede Scr Grbau-
rng zines critten So6ofenS unb zines
nellen Stabls uno @al;merts cine be
trd1tllhe Sopitalerbobur9 por,unebs
men. SuS lebte Gei6ditsiabr, in
benz bic Meite nur ddt Wonate in
Setrieb waren, er9ab eiileu Heinoe
mimi pon runo Sr. 600, 600, worauS
> FroSent Siuibenoe pertbsilt wer=
ben.
SolmarsS - Bon benz
abenos Don Gttelbriid bertommenocn
FerlonenSuse wurbe bel benz unweit
oes SabnbofeS beiinbliden lleb.r9an.
sc Der ~75idbrise Sdieieroedsr Sbeo
Dor Shirt aus Simmsrn i~iberiabren
unb SIR Stelle set0btet. Sirit wou.
te Die Sarriere paiiiren uno, ea er
ni6t gut borte, nabm cr bas 6eran.
naben bes 3uses ni9t rpabr.
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lin uniere Xeier.

Gtli6e nnlerer 9eier baben 9lnitoB
baran Senomlner, baB mir ibnen bic
He9nuns suiauoten, NIB iid in nidt
ebrboflitenS rieisn bariiberbel9wert
@ir tonnen oiels 1eutc ni6t be9rei
fen. Sober Nrbeiter lit leiies Nobnes
pertb uno aud Der !3eitunsSmann bat
sere6ten aulpru6 auf S~eSabluns.
Der ,yarmer erwartet nit Gebt lein
@elo fir bic Sril6te beS SelbeS, bic
CT perfauit uno er wlroe uno fonnte
ni6t Elm ulo mebr Sabre aui Sesabs
luri9 marteu. 9SaS dber Die Grnte
iiir ben warmer, baS lit puS Nbons
nements9elo fiir ben :3eitun9Smann.
Die %srAus9abe elmer .3eituns 1T nit
~un9eb.ueru Soften an Arbeitslobnen,
Wtateriul unp Wal6iuen pcrtnilpit,
lluo pom OerauS9eber miro erlpdrtet
oaB er Die grbeiter prompt leoe Mobe
be;able uno leine Hehnun9en be9leis
de. 2Ste fam CT oieles uber, lpenll
er DIT ,>abrelang oil 'etn eele mar
ten mus mo III uielen N0llen gar oa
rim betrogen miro? Hnltatt lid oarlm
III drgeru, wenll Der .SeirIn9sberuuS
Seber uah Sabresfrilt III bOli6er
9Selle lcine veler I'M SeSablul9 oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erllIdt, %lolten
ale sIten uno cinli6ti9en Abonnentcn
Oao Slott ltOn I'M &oraus aber bod
liher b%ereitmili9 an 0noe Des Sab
res beSubleu, unD eS baburd Dem yer
aus9eber ermo9ll6en, aud leinen Ser
pflihtun0en ndhSutonmen uno ibm
oantb0r oafilr leir, paB er lid be
milbt, lbnen ein lelenowertbe9 unp
Invertebrates Slatt 81 l|iefern. SSir
boiien, oaB ale unlere Neier Die Dor
itcbenoeu Morte beber;igeu INN ibreu
&erpilihtlnSen 9e9en ben oNoro=
ltcrn" prompt ~na6tommcn peroen.
Bon 2$apena geben ms Slager
III, paB peridiepeneu unlcrer Abon=
uenteu bic ,3eitung niht uerabrei6t
mirp. Sene Yeler, mel6e ilber Der
urti9e sale gere6tc aluSen III Iibrer
boben, limb 9ebetsn, uno oapon per
lonlihe &enntniB 81 geben, oamit mil
iulde oienltntausli6e Foltmeilier DO
beren Srtes ~oiii;ieu belan9en uno ca
pur6 uuier 0tedt er;winSen tOunen.
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DaSSelb6w Was Ihr FrueheT Gekautt HABIT
's III &MMIZM
Observation-Disclosures

IaIbeDabrans BON WrMlien iIr
ben Wintcr. -Su't ale Wemil'e=S or
ten fam ma ben 9&inter iiber irild
erbalten, wenn lie III geeigneter 9Seile
uuibemNbrt meroen. &eucr, Die nidt
fetn LAUDER uno gu 8elrftet Sebalten
weroen, iino un9eluloe Aufbepab
run0o Srte. tin yIit;uiiibrln0S=
Nppurat lollte pom EOben peS Sellers
BIS sum SO6e oeS louuleS binuuS
iibrcn, bel lehr toltem Mcttcr fam
man i'm l6ticBcn. SIN Nerbit lollte
man Den Mcllcr bis lpGt III ole Sab
reo;cit binein, l0lan9e oas Gn9ebt, Of
len balten, uuo i'm Minter oarf mua
ibn niht III warnl werocn ~l0iien, Ell.
ni9t peni9e @r0o iiber Dem Wcirier.
puntt lit Die ri6ti9e Semperatur
veetere fam man mlttclS cllleo Sber
mometcre lcbr gut reguliren, Sollte
lie unter BEN @efrterpuntt linten, 10
tunu mar puyh oao 9lufbGu0eu elmer
9roBCn yunlpe (ooer S%talllaternc) bie
geeignete Semperatur berltellen. Sci
Der llcberuinterln9 pon @emilien
nit lien oieielben io%rgidltig alSeiaBt
weroen. SuetldunSen lailen Seu6z
tigtcit frei meroen, Die nit ser !3eit
,SdulniB beruorruft. Sinb Semitic
Der beiBen Come ausgeieet gewelen,
10 ldlle man lie crit ubtilblen, ebe
mani lie nuh Dem 2lufbemabrrnos=
Srt brinst. &urSelfrildte alter art,
mje Hiibcn, WtObren uim. iollten nit
etmas Groe paSwilden in aiiten ODER
N1ller gele9t uno nit elmer Shi6t
Groe bcoett weroen. &artoneln bal
ten lid in tleinen Nuuien dm belten.
,yilr Swiebelu gibt eo teinen taught
heren Srt ais cine Spbentammer
ooer einen Gnrm IN einem 9teben9e=
bduoe, in mel6cm bic Semperatur 0e=
raoe ilber Dem @efrierpunft ltebt.
4Ron lege reineS Strob ctpa einen
NuB ticf uui cen Soben uno oardllf
ole .3mic6eln i'll elmer Shidt pom $
oocr 10 3oll 60be, Die man oant
nit Strob Swei SUB bod beoedt.
Soa0 Die Temperature Des Haumes IN
tex zen wefricrpuntt INIT, miro oa9
Strob Die 3niebeln Dol Eroltbel6G=
oi9ung belpobren aber lelbit Elm ;,pei=
ooer oreimoliocr leihter Erolt lbapet
3wiebeln lVdtS, MeiBtraut (cab-
bage) permug man bis Sanuar in
OortreffIt6em :3ultnnc I'll erbalten,
wenn man Die 60pfe boppclt ODER
oreiia6 in .3eitunSspupier wifelt ulo
lie I'M Seller uui cine Stella9e le9t.
Siir lpdten 2Sintersebrau6 bemabrt
man oaS &raut am be'ten orduEcn
aui. gu oieiem .3lued uersrdbt man
oil elmer trodfnen STEELE sin ISaB I'M
&oocn, beIeitist bon ben &6pien Die
GuBcren Sldtter, widelt ~eritere in
Scitun9Spapier unb le9t lie oas Sap
obrn oarahf tbui nan cine Shi6t
trOdenen Vaubes opcr Strob unb be.
oett oas @an,e nit Brsttern, lobab
feline ,Seudti9feit 3utritt baben fam.
Sauaibes unb aiirbilie tonnen oil ir-
seno einem trofencm, luftisen Flat
belanen werben, bis Sroitwetter eins
tritt, woraui man lie in ben Seller
tbut, Man ia9t, penn man SauaibeS
nit 6irniB (varnishi anitrei6e, 10
bielten iie iid sans portreifi6 ben
sSinter iiber. (?) O%ieielben iollten
iebr bebutiam bebanbelt weroen, unc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

Serr gum autider): go, ea
mdren mir! @as millii On hill
Sdnups, Bier rber @rug?"-Suts
der: rGi. id) oenfe. elm Shndpss
den, unb, bis Der Gros feriis 1T, cine
Salbe Vier!"
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Gd,t ftrcibiidf.

Or: sd besreiie niht, mesbalb
ON INNER Smei Gage brauhii, I'm
Ginfauie gu maten!"-Sie: .Na,
oas lit bod iebr einIad! Ginen Gag
braudJe lf, UNI bic Sadlen einSufauien
uno Den ;we,ten, um lie umiutauiden!"
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GdJmrrrr Drrmurf.

Surilt (im Neltaurunt): r8ie
fommit on ;u oieier ,3eit bierber?"-
Sifi;ier: Sd iollte meiner Srau
Elm neues 8oItiim f%aufen-oa bin i'd
ausseriiien!" = Surf #: .aber,
Menih, bas 1T ia Die refine 6abnens
flutt!"
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Der acknowledgements Ben 8. Mppember 1898.

no li4 cine sepuetl1te ooer eiue nit
sebro6ensm Stisl iinSete iOlte iie
ausseidieoen wcrbsn, benz JOINT &c
ben Tie raid in SaulniB iiber ilnb
Iteden Die anoeren on.
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Gin Gtiilnpcr.

i3mei 9ianiabrer ltreiten lid, per
Don Yeipen ihneller fubren fann. a..
rSaben Gle oenu aud idon Semano
iiberiabren?"-Y. ,Nein-baS bab'
i'd nift!"-g. .9iu, oann fonnen
Sic ia iiberbaupt nid)t mitreoen!~
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Dir auto Huusfruu.

por3ellanbdnble Sic mol
len alio ia'f'oes 0elfirr faufen
melfe Sart Sbnen oa am ange,
nebmiien? me-: rgh, oas III
mir ;iemlici ,sai, seben sic mir nur
cine 6arbe, Del welfer man ben
Sdmus nift 10 iiebt!"
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ttnterri6t TN Der Rutf

~ @elb 81 perleiben aui culti.
uirte 6armen sesen niebrise .3inSra.
ten BEL Soaei Sacobion inter Der Gr
item Nationalbaut, ct, Gloub. ii ba
.9 Seine llbren III ben niecris,
item FreiIen beim Hobertiou. ct.
Giouo, Winn. IS bQ
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Ias 0eaiiarlhaus i'm Winter.-


Der Serblt lit pa, eS 1T allo niht
mebr ;u iriib fir ben rjefliigelbalter,
%~ortebrm0eu iiir ben &inter Ill treis
zen. NaS @eflii9elbaHs mag cine
Sriinpli6e heint9ung mno ausbelle=
rllng notbig bObeu, oocr Ourh elm
neles er'ept weroen mill'en uno no
lebte,er ,Sau porlle9t, miro Der Neu
ban lid nett peniger icudt ;eisel,
penn nit Dem Nllibuu Sctti9 I'M rerblt
%be0onnen miro, po Damn oOs NolS=
mert nod out 0uStrodnen fam. Mo
Der Sooen aus 6roc beltcbt unp pom
l)ilbnertotb Durhornngen ut, 'olte
Die Obere S6idtc meiligltens le6s
.3oll tief blnnpeg 9enpmmen mn oa7
lir rrllhe 6rpe anl9ebrG6t meroen ;
pao Sod OeS ulten i5uliico mus gut
unterludt uno l6aobaitc StellCn aus
9ebeiIcrt meroen, oamit eS llberall
l6on bidt lit. Wo lit nitt ratblam,
Dem G~eberuieb I'll eu9e N,uOrtierc an,
;uupetlen, le mebr Naum e9 bat, oelto
fleiBiger legeu RE Nibner; uud iOllz
ten !6ilbnerbduler cine 9eniIgcnoe An
;abl BON ,Senltern beiiben, unb Dem
SaGeSliht ireien Gintritt III oaS ,Su-
mere III geltatten. oii6tS lit Den !0iib
ucrn mebr ;uwiocr, ais mdbrenp SeS
Cages i'm Sunteln bcrum boten I'll
miliien, gar oft balten lie lid lieber
orallBen I'M ,Sreien bel Sturm unp
@etter uui, ais ;pii6en ben @dnoen
zines finlteren 6aule III bleibeu.
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ltte=

ner Der
fleinen
einen
m I'm
BITE nit
6riecen
q unb
INNER.
n iuphl,
%-ianft'
etlpaS
(llein eS
en- 8ers
inter- iebr
erte iie,
tie linn
iuhte,
iei, ltets
i'd. ME
,oelloIen.
n, cieler
hen Yor'
oenn Die
n Saus,
,t-ipenn
he-inS
lit ieinen
be-, mitts
s;ulaiien,
@uBer,
elbli, IN.
roe Su err
bid hattie
luatiihen
atte lid
eignet.-
lsten, in
oBmauns'
81 srhns
2eier-es
tort ipurbe
e%ntpcrfen
5ablen Der
e pprges
iheioenen
YrGiibens
lid muste
,eben oeS
ematenbe
oiteu. bes
rs-rwnrs
aud cine
oersn an
merit sebn,
Hiarrtirhs
Den leeten
t-ba be-
teren Tbi'
|lcie angit
leine Mina
lid ihluts
II uro nit
IN Miro lie
MEN trnteu
II mehielte
Die
aber Idle
eelenQuGien
,uBten Die
our0 GnTs
roe Su uber'
,immerte es
9ald)er aus
terltugt Dol.
Gfri9 uro
lelte.
leiie Die
iih9es Sbr
oineupreoigt
Der ihwer
mo iahte Die
lbbrbar, ME
Isemad.
(eberraiduns
N eriebnten
Dina idlieT
W seiiterbaft
ln oas 8ilet
ife, lid auh
|lebisen-als
cher Soiei?"
nod 9rauer
}, benz bieier
ihBer Neib'
ces Sitninels
gum Sahnho'
isiim lteber'
B, oas mir eir
iienber Som
hattie lid Del
3uiammen.
idmdrmer" II
parieu--allei'
lie unter ;we
, idleppte ito
leiitete ef iit
nmal seiumr
nthr. -
. Sie @aid
lung pdr' rid
%riutgelo tonn.
nod 9eben y
aanSe Sturo'
term OorI b
niameu Wal'
d seieb'nwt
irau: Air.
b pobi seihr'
.Nsin. sefhr
-aber man m
III baften!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
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Nefannter: r@as iebe id, Serr
Er"oieiior? Sic baben ia einen Oamens
idirm ralleroinss,
mein yieber-Sie miiien uielleitt,
bab i) meiuen Sdirm INNER irgenowo
fteben laiie unb oa periude ib es eins
nal nit Dem meiner 6rau!-