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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

meIt inserted unless prepaid.
rs" For Sale A double Cutter, Will be
SOFA at a decided bargain. Apply at this
office. 4feblt.
~ Warehouse and Canning-house com
tiu,d lumber and coal yards, Bel Air, for sale
or rent at Il burgaip. b. F. Minnick, Hickory.
4feb3t.
| a1s~ Found A Fur Tippet Owner can
gel same from this office 10y paying cost of
this advertisement. 4teb.
a-3"Wanted.-A Mare, about II hundred
pauids suitable for butcher wagor. +. 5.
| Patterson, Emmorton. 4feb3t.
gzza~ Car load of good Horses and Mares,
just arrived and for sale. Apply to H. b.
! Bruins, Bel Air. Use
~ 100 barrels OF corn for sale, for cash or
| good paper. j. ). Richardson, Jr., Bel Air.
2Sian
rs" For Sale.-lwo Berksh Bears,
months DID, also Sow and II Pigs. W. b.
Pugh, Vale, Md. 2Siau3t
| Es~For Sale-Oue Cow, will be fresh about
the 1et Of February, very qriet and a good
mixer. Thomas Lochary ,kalmia 2Sjan2t
re-" Secondhand Stoves for Sale.-Sexton
| Fire Place Heater AID Cook stove, both in
coed order, cheap. Apply to f. NJ. Allen.
Gss" For Sale Very Cheap.-Eight Horse
| Power Portable Engine (Geiser makeJ and
Thresher (Birdsal! make, with 100 foot Belt,
all in good condition. Can be seen on the
property Of Joseph ?. NeCker Necker ?. O,
| Baltimore county, on the Bel air Road, mid
| way between Jerusalem Mills and Baltimore.
For further Information address Osborne |.
| lellott and Elmer J. Cook, Attorneys, Tow
son, Nd. 2ljatf
Es,~ Fer sale cheap, 5000 Sawed Tomato
! aT1
2ljaLGt
rs" When you visit Bel AIR, doh't forget to
| visit Fisher & Coles Bel Air Market, where
you get the best article for the least money.
14jan
rs" Remember every thing you buy from
Fisher &: Coale's Bel Air Market is guaranteed
first class. l4jan
g-s~For RenI-Blacksnnh Shop, good
busints stand, also shoemaker wanted, good
place, none near. L. Z. Horn, Thomas Run.
l4jG4t
zns-Lost on sunGa1, Jan. I'd, on the road
| between Bel Air and Emmorton, a small
| leather haud-satChel. 4 suitable reward will
be paid on return Of SAME to This Office.
1an
~ Wanted-Caives Poultry and Hides.
Highest cash prices paid. ). Barnes Bailey,
Hickory, Md. dec3l
l115-City Ground Rents Tor sale. Fl. A.
Whitaker, Attorney, Bel Air 24de
zEG-To my friends ard ,ueIomers: The re
purt that is being circulated i'll Bel Air and
vicinity, that ain about removing from Bel
Air is utterly false. as | have not the slightest
intention of leaving Bel Air. Yours sincerely
b. W. Komberger. 17dec
Ess" Pruning of all kind Of Fruit Trees,
GiaPe Vines and Shade Trees. Over thirty
yeals Of experience, no objection to any part
Of the county. Thomas O'Bren, Bel Air.
1Sdec
IS Money o Loan Oh Mortgage In sums
tC suit. Septimus Davis, AbeId een, Md. 3de
; 40 For Sale.-Two-seated Dayton in fair
condition, cheap. Apply or write. 30 EgjS
} Office 3dectl
ia" Hands Waited GU summer Coats and
Pants. Apply to j. Scheumman, 2US W. Bal
| timUre street, BaliiEHure Nd. .6uuy5rnos
| 5"hll pelsuns arr hereby forwarncd
against trespassing On the premises of the
; undersigned with Dog, Gun or Trap. The
law will be strictly enforced against all Of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04
on Monday, February 2Sth, 1898,
At II O'Clock, y. NJ, ali that
Tract on Part Of a Tract of Land,

situate and lying in Hartford county, near
Mchaelsvil!e, called "CIarks Turn or
browns Glance" or by whatsoever name or
fpiu
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

HAROLD ACkHn-GG.
ATTORNEY ATIaW
Once in Ferry building, CUurt!and St., Bel Air
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

~ Loot ON Sunday, Jan. I'd, on the road
between Bel Air and Emmorton, a small
leather haud-satchel. 4 suitable reward will
be paid OH return Of SAME to This Office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

lzs> Have your horses Clipped at shorr
notice by the latest improved Clip er, Sl5C
each. II. ). Flowers, Old Stone Livery anG
Hiring Stables. Bel Air. Nd. 12mh
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

GSs"We win Iun all Oil wagon through
Bel Air on Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day Of each week. Any one desiring the very
hest of Coal oil at the lowest rates, will Go
veil 10 Gcal with Us. W. l.. barnes IL Bro
Bel Air. gap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04
Itt'City Ground Rents Tor sale. #.
MnitAh pr Attorney Bel Air d

~ Wanted-Caives, Poultry and Hides.
Highest cash prices paid. =. Barnes Bailey,
Hickory, Md. deC3I
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

~ For genuine bargains in everything
taat goes To ''udorn the outer man. call al
the Baltimore Clothing House, Office St, Bel
Air. l5my
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

ZtSt' hen you visit Bel AIR, doh't forget to
visit Fisher & Coles Bel Air Market, where
you get the best article for the least money.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-04

~" Fer sale cheap, 5000 Sawed Tomat
Boxes. Z. F. Harvard, Fuford, Md.
The Irish standard., 1898-07-23
A special dispatch from Chattanooga

A special dispatch from Chattanooga
to the Chicago Times Herald. dated July
II, says: During the last week several
disturbances have occurred between the
Protestant and Catholic members of the
9Th Massachusetts. Some Of the boys
have been preaching A. p. Aism, and
several spirited fights resulted. Today
Chaplain Saunders topk the matter up
and preached a redhot sermon upon the
subject, creating sensation. He said
A. p Aism was foreign institution
and blight upon the American repub-
lie. He continued: 1T is not OF Amer
lean origin, and has nothing to do with
American principles. We are here for
common purpose--to restore liberty in
Cuba. upbuild the American idea of
freedom. and uplift the oppressed He
then scored the boys. stating it was a
disgrace to bring the question OF creed
into camp. The Sth is in turmoil to-
might.
The Irish standard., 1898-07-23
Wolf Tones Grave.

Among the chief sights in the eyes
of pilgrims to the Green Isle is the
grave of Wolfe Tone. The practice Of
commemorating the anniversary of
Wolfe Tone at Bodenstown, County of
Kildare, was inaugurated some years
ago. and it has continued to attract
yearly to the last resting place of the
great revolutionist crowds who still
keep his memory green in their hearts
and who are adherents to his principles.
Nationalists from all parts of Ireland
visited the grave June 10 on the occa-
sion of the anniversary of the patriots
birth.
For many years after his death the
grave of Tone was known to compara-
lively few Tone was "waked' in house
in High street, Dublin, and so great was
the concourse of people who attended
that the government took alarm and Or
dered his relatives to bury him privately
and at night. Only few relatives were
present when the interment took place.
Some years later DR.. Madden learned the
whereabouts of the grave, and this
knowledge having come through him to
Thomas Davis and John afterwards Sir
John Gray in 1874 they visited Bodens-
town in search of the grave, and were
fortunate enough to meet with black
smith who was able to point it out.
Finding that there was no stone to
mark it they commissioned a local art
list to place over it an inscribed slab.
This was subsequently broken to
pieces, which were sent as memorials to
Irish exiles in all parts of the world
In 1873 another slab was erected in it's
stead by the members of the Wolfe
Tone band, and protecting railing was
placed around the grave by the men of
the County Kildare. +
The Irish standard., 1898-07-23
TWO Soldiers.

With gallant step and flashing eye
And swelling heart and courage high,
One marches gayIy down the street
TO martial music, loud and sweet.
All is before him. Naught he knows
OF deadly wounds from lurking foes.
Only the glory Of the brave
IIo sees in flags that proudly wave.
With flushing cheek and hopeful smile
lie waves his farcwclls, but the while
A sudden tear. all quickly dried
Shows the warm heart he cannot hide.
Tho other, bent and old and gray,
Watches him gayly march away.
AdoWn the SCARED and wrinklcd cheek
Unbidden teardrops slowly creep.
Swiftly the years sweep back and, 10,
A vision of the long ago
The same gay throng, the crowd, the
cheers,
Inc martial airs, the flags, the tears,
Himself SO brave and young and strong,
One Of the noble, gallant throng.
A rude arm jostles him, and then
Back to today he comes again.
And, nobly forcing back the cry
OF longing "but to do and die"
With trembling voice he weakly cheers
And turns aside to hide his tears.
God bless the young, God bless the old,
For patriot hearts of purest gold.
And DER them both. the noble brave.
Our flag OF freedom ever wave!
Kansas City Star.
& - 2 - . 3 Z +,
The Irish standard., 1898-07-23

With gallant step and flashing eye
And swelling heart and courage high,
One marches gayly down the street
To martial music, loud and sweet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
os5 hpnfp" faote 8elon 9u biH

SD benfe," fa9te 8elop, n9u bift
nun ettpas taItbliiti9er %geporOen unb
ni6t mebr Der ate 9iBtupf, Der On
.frii6er unb beIonber5 Die leBte 3eit in
Mpnte Carlo parTt, 8as 9einsn
.5rdra betrifft, 10 tannt 9u gar ni4t
.befer tbun, ais ibn lebenSldngIi8 BEL
Dir 81 be6aIten. Qber nod Gins;
.f9ide benz dlten W2elfers iofort feline
Oier3igtauienb Mart, ebe er Did
mabnt!"
Werner BON 9dblen i4dute ben
.Sreun0 cine 8eile Itumm an. Damn
f9IoB er Jpn, teines Wortes md4ttg,
in bic 4rme. SslbItberftGnoli3 mar
er nit alien @OH8ldgen @ri4'S elm
per5tdnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
2luei WItter.

gr 1T msin Sobn gepeIen unb bleibi
mein Sobn aud ieBt,.
MO i'm Der Sted6rief iuGet, bic Ppliz
sci i'm beBt.
SD piegt' i'm duf ZEN &nieen, er mar
mir 9immeIsluit,
Gr 6olte emit ietn 2sbtn aus meiner
Muttsrbruit.
tnb nimmeu tann ids l:iosn, Dab
man fir f8Is4t i'm Edit,
Gr mar bod fromm unb fiigIam, berz
fii6rt bat i'm Die Delt,
l1nb f9Idgt man i'm in &eften unb
fperrt man i'm in's Sod,
CT lit msin Sohn gepeTsn unD 6lei6t
msin GObn ou6 nod.
ftnb i6, Iagt bart bic anb'r,, i6 ba6'
nunmebr Tin &tnb.
Sd 6ab's peubranni i'm 9er3en, CAB
fsinen @tdub bem Winb;
Gin 6sigling, h.r bem &0nig gei9p0rz
ne Sp:ue bri6t,
Sol9 TIH0 bat tstnaI{utier; t3 h1bs
g!bor:n ni4t.
Sb er i'm 8eptsr f6md6tet, % groB lit
feline Hptb,
Sd min BON itm Ni6ts ipifen, fir
mid 1T cr ldnqft toDt,
l1nb lpenn i6u msirfsn alien. tobmiioen
2st6 begrdbt,
SogF mlr: r@ts mar oGeins, BAT fsinen
Sp9n ge6abt."
90 b0rte i6 iie fpre4sn, bic altenWtiitz
ter teib',
Gs tbat mir um Die cine, aud nm bic
andre lstb.
limb als ber Qbenb tommen, Die 5susr
ongema4t,
S4Ii4 i4 gu ihren l9iit5en, 6e6utidm,
ieifs, fu6t.
Mit ibcrItr0mIsn @1gen, bic 8;6sl
duf ham &nis,
Die 6Gnhe fsft geFaltet, bab' i9 geIe6sn
tie.
Die Nadt mar pstA II. title, i9 60rte
ie6en Son:
IS taien bsibe Miitter Dpn benz berlorz
nen Spbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Sltttern n.

. fife, mtin 8ei64en, file,
2dB' briifen mid Define 9anO,
uno b[eibe BEL mir, 9u SuBe,
Damn bdtt unier Slid aud
Stanb!
tpenn d tiiIieTt, 10 tannit'
9u
itngen - 0 CLAUDE mir =
unb 10 lang Define 9ano i4
bdlte,
So lang fpieIit 9u ni4t &ldz
bier!
unO 10 lange 9u lei mir biit,
2ieb6en,
Dor 8onns bas Ser5 mir po6t!
pa peiB i6 bod, Dab Die S09iR
0os Mitta9efen tp6t! -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Sol6' eit SafnmRe!
Rad SsmGn9Gti6eu bon @Iura 8eBner

VEul ptItSHYlllWeH bpH LuEu u ( y II Il
Gs tpar efnige Mfnukn nd6 II u6r
Nitta9s, ais 8ernsr bpn Yublen nit
Fipedenem Salie uno einem rafenben
&ppH6meu5 ri6ttger gsIdgE
8rummIfdbs-erpadte. Me9aniT9
hriidte er bic SlingeI, bic feinen Die
her bsrbstruFen ioQte. SIN anberen
Simmer muBten mob Gin paarSGaI9an
Gbampagner pom Qbenb bpr6er Ite6en
- es man 3tn1r ni4t feline 8epobnz
belt, 9lsi9 bet'm NufIteben nit benz
Srinten an5ufangen, aber Bel {efnem
beutigen &abeniammer3uItanb muBte
er crit ettpaS gu iiA nebmen, UNI ii9
Dieber einigermaBen meni9li6 gu
fiblen. 8a6len osrna6m mod bos entz
fernte 2GIter Der Soielglpdt, bann
Ie6nte er ii6 rieber in Die &iI1en gu
rid. um n193ubsnten, 6is 5ran5 fDmz
men niirbe.
SAB feben! Satts sr 10 nett Qez
trGumt? Sber mar ibm geTtern Q6eno
nirtli6 Elm 10 ~fabsI6aftas Slid in ben
S3opB 9efuG:n? 9atte er in Der Shat
i'm Gufino bon Wente Carlo cine 70
groBe Summe %geppnnen? Q6, es mar
getpib nun Elm Sraum! @r, fonit Der
guoBte 9e9pogel, tonnte ME fplfss
Slid BADEN! Sn bieTer 6erii6tiqten
SPielbDqe getpann man ni4t 10 lei6t
9aufen 9olbss. 5atte er ni6t fein
9an3es 8elb Biz allf ben IsBtsn Seller
Derlpren? unb bic 10000 Marf
pbenbrein, bic en- if4 pom8antisr MeIz
fers nd9 un0 mad gelieGen, {sit CT fi6
an bieism berb- Srte bsfano? uno
baS 9an5e unbeil fdnb in 10 fur8sr
3eit = in taum apei Mo9sn = Itatt!
Grit geftern nod bate er gu feinem
trelen 9iener Srdn8, bepor er ous=
ging. gsiagt: bas Bette fir i'm lei, ii6
cine &ugeG bur9 ben &opf gu iaqen!
0enn beiisr tpurlOe es fir i'm nimmer!
nnb bann bate er ii4 bor lduter Ser
Stpetflung betruntsn L betrunttn Bis
CUR llnbsrnunft. I'D, er tonnte ME
tpieber Isinem 8ater unter bic Nugen
treten! Der piirbe ibm nimmer berz
5eiben 9onnerpetter nod mai,
tpo blei6t benn bieIsr @3lingel, Der
Sran3?
Mieber briidte er ouf bic @lode,
biesmdI aber ensr9if9.
r&-rsin!" i9rie er Iaut urb dryer
li4. aIs es an bic Sbur bss Neben3imz
mers tlppfe.
r@te = nod ni6t dufgeItanben,
9u alter 5Gulpel5?" b0rte er bic
@timme ieines 5reunbss Grid b. 8e=
iOtp fraeen.
n49-9u btIt es. Grid! @er3ei6',
in 5tpei Minuten fomme i9 btnein!
BORT i'm &ibel ftebt no9g6ampugner.
Srinf Elm 9tas! 2ab Dir absr erft
BON einem Der &eIlner etpas @is brinz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Die Siardrn aIs &nltnrtrGsrr.

Dit S19cbrn Gls Suitlrtra9er.
Qus ben 8eri6ten Der Wiener8ldtz
ter e~ntnebmen mir eintge Gin3elbetteu
Den 4ufitan6 in 9rag, bic bepeiz
fen, nit pel6er 8rutalitdt Der gez
i9idt oufgerei3te c3e8iI9e P0bel bpr>
ging. Cine pifte Scene mar Die
bs5 &uFfee6duies, oas i'm.
Der 4ltFabt, %gsgenii6er benz
R~atb6duIe liegt. Rd6osm aues Wtpz.
biliar bes &affesbaufes fur5 uno tlein
poroen pur, f4leppte Der
rafenbe Nlob Die Sriimmsr Der Gin.
ri9tuugsitiide: GeTel, 9IiiI4m0bel,
Spfus auf ben Ilt1tGoter Ring unO
baute baraus etne 8arifabe, Die nit
PETROLEUM bsgpfen unb in 8rdno gez
itedt purOe, 70 baB bis6lammen bauss
bod emppri6lu9en, = Sn Der &orn=
gate purbe bas 6dus bss Mdf9;nenz
fa6rifankn Stabenop arg mttgenpmz
men. Sin P0belbaufs bur95pg Die
&orngaFe unter 8oranIragung elmer
tpeiB : rot6en SABINE. Inter Iuuten
Slaparufen tpurbe oas Steinbomburz
oement Qeqen ba8 Sto6enpp'ifs 6auS
erDffnet. 0as 9flaitsr puroe aufz
geri6n, f6pere Steine tpurben gegtn
bas Sbor geI9Geubsrt. Gin Wetb aug
Der Menge CAB enbIi9 i6rem 8ebausrn
iiber ben 8dnbalismus Mu8Orud, TO-
fort purr0e ie bon einigen anoeren
8eibern erfaBt, bic un6armber5ig nit
ben 6Guiten auf lie losbieben. o9ne
baB Semdn0 Der 4ngefaqenen 6ilfe
gsleiitet bate. So bsri6tet Elm c5ez
6ifdxs 81att. - Ser Wuiitsr gmil
5oluba mar Qugen3euge, als Der 9Dz
bel einen alten 6errn, Der unpsrIeRns
in ben Srubel getpmmen mar, dnfel
unb ibm ltbr unb Settle aus Der Deit tie
rib. Gin niift ausiebsnber &,rl fed
te bic Yretioien Elm uno rannte babon.
9oluba ~berfolgte i'm, tpprauf btrgfduz
Der ausrief: yRettet mid bpr bieIsm
oeutI6en Sunoe!" Man mart Fi6 nun
duf 9DIubu, Der arg m%iBGunOeIt pur>
be. = @inen 8efpeis odfir, baB bic
5rsbeItbaten Met6obe batten, gie6t
folgenbe Mittbeilung: Denn Die Menz
ge bur3 Serrannabsu 0es Militdr5
in i6rem PIiinbern geit0rt purOe, elite
its oabon, unb 3par 70 melt, ais Die
9taubten, baB Der 8iid5ug
qeniiqe. Damn blsbeH Die ySrbner"
gdben enttpeber Elm 3ei9en NIT
Der 6anb, obsr Fe riefen ben fliebsns
osnM}a6en gu, Itsbsn gu bliben; OitIer
8uf pflan3te 1i6 in Der Menge mil
8liBssi9neus fort, uno na9 tpenigen
tSefunoen ItQRben bic 2sute Itiq uno
ii8 ipieoer. Die erpdbnz
ten 8~GbelsFibrer fonnte man bereits
in ben frii6en MorgenItunben Our6
berI6iebene StraBen i~treifen ieb:n,
nobel tie ii4 jene 5duTer, Die beuti4e
StrdBentafsln trugsn, ferner iene Sc
i6Gfte notirten, bic entre0er aus
I3lieBli6 oeutI6s posr audi 3rpeiTpraz
9iqe6irmat1feln trugsu. gu tpsl6em
3ped Das geI6a6, baDon erbieIten Die
duf bieien 8roItriptionsIiiten 8efin0z
li8en nur au3ubulb &enntniB. &u4.
duf 9Sa6rrdbern bur6ailten IDl3e Qnz.
fi6rer bic StraBeu uno unter6isItsu
duf bjeIe WeiIe einen ununterbrO9sz
men @ontatt untsr chamber, unO nit
ben unter ibrem Commando Ite6enbeu
Wd1en. - Qus 9itIen fpirO Elm Sci
trug CUR G6aratteriitit oeS ritterli9en
G3e6entbums foIgenoer 8orfda ge=
melbet; Sin 6err psrfeBte auf elmer Be-
le6ten StruBe Der So4ter eines Optis
ferS, bic init elmer 5reunoin beuti3I
Ipra6, einen TauII9lag nit ben8orz.
ten: nSpre6t c5e6iI8!" 4eRnli4e &nz
griffe ftnb 3ablreiA,
O( o.. OIL -, O.,4I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

- 9raurige @ef8i6te. - o.:
SEPT bat fi9 Der 9eiratbsOers
mittIer Miiler ia aud in's gbe<
fpannen lafen!" g.: ySa,
ia, Der arme &srl 1T Elm OpFer
9eruf5 g~enproen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
8ei'm - Munbe oenom.

8ei'm - Munbe qenomz
men. = 2ogi5pirtbin: rBie tGnz
nen Sic iia unterite6en, mid gu
tufen!?" - &urgait: nSagten
sic ni6t, pie Sic mir SS6r 2ogis
a%nprieien, Sic bofften, if piirOe
mid bel SRnen ME gu 9auIe fiji
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

- @6pieriser San. - 81.
Die 8ertEtotgung btefss Slienten
lit ufp cine 1ebr i6pisrige?" =
Goppfat: n@qerbinqs! Sie gGauz
ben ni4t, mas fir Wtiibe i4 nit
Gem MenI9sn babe, baB er ni4t
QeItsbt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
8erbre6er : @ttelteit.

StIUItUSI : VIItIItII. -
PrGIioent: nS9on aus ben eben
CUR 8erbanolung g~efpmmenen
gebt ebioent 6erDpr, oaB
Sie Elm 9smeinfd6rIi6sr
S6pinOler limb" - Nngetlagz
ter: Bite, 6o6itupIer!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
On bieI berIdnnt

- gu piel berIanqt. - 3a6nz
$50, jeBt tommt nod Elm
Idmer3bafter W&pment! 8eiBen
Sic rod einmal Die 3d6ne felt
~8uFammsn unb m16an sic ben
Munb melt uuf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
llnier G6eleuten. - Gr:

llnier Gbeleuten. - Gr:
inner 6unb bdIt re6t treu gu
W}inna." - Sic: nSu. Oh
IeiDer niht me6r. Define 3reue
auf ben - 5unO g~etommen."
-8aitor un0 Ppuur.- 5rau
Gommer3ienrat6: oGe6en sic
6rau 4rOfeFOr. mein lie
Der M}ann bat mir Elm 8uar gleiz
rei8enDe 9onnies dngeI9afft.
llnIere So6ter bat linen aud
qlei6 Romen gegeben; Der cine
beiBt 8aftor, ben Ramen bes an
oeren tann i9 nod ni9t bebalz
ten." - 6rau Profehor Qds
nSeoenfua5 beiBt er POL
= 5rou GDmwer3ienrat6:
Sang rs1t, 10 mars! &6er mo-
Der in Qqer @eIt t0nnen sic baS
errat6en?!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Q(u6 cine 0eibenI6aft.

Qu9 cine 2eibenI6aft. -
a.: oWoaen sic mir ni6t nod
30 Mart ~leiERn?" - g.: g2l6er
Sic baden ia tiir3ti@ erft 70
N5drt BON mir geborgt!" - g.;
rQ6 i9 runoe 10 germ ab!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
, QIu5 Der &dferrt. -

- Ius Der &o{erra. - Ser
gsant: p. Qlio BON jeBt an iinO
in Der &aierne 3%abnbiiriten I'M
9e6rau8! 0a5 Jag i6 sud-
bdB lie mirGeiner oud gum
Sf;efelpuBsp rimmt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

- Mp6erniitrte Gprii9p0rter.
@er Qnbsren cine @rube grdbt,
pG6rt am Idngiten.
GbrIi6feit fdQt ielbIt binein!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
etnem 8etterQnz
5eigep bes Su6re5
1899

Is. Nrpsmber: .&ritiIdRr Sag
eriter Srbnung. @eltunter9dng;
~3uiammeRiteb Der @rpe nit Ell
ntm 8pmtben.
IA. 0ooember: Gtpas ipin6ig;
9sgen 46eno tsisr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

- 2tlts elmer 9srtbaibigungss
rebe. - LIMB gum SOLUBLE, mel
ne Serren @eT3ppreuen, be6er3is
gen sic ben Spru6: p@aS Oh
nidt piuIt, baB man Din tbH,
bas fig aud tetnem Qnbern gu"
SOer poaen sic bieIlei9tSabs
reLang i'm Rerter IiBen?"
Slid bat M1nden niebergerur1
gen, .
Den borbem fem unaliid ky
5fpungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

@6Gau.-Q.: r@or 3ett gu 3sit
f6ret6e ib mir INNER Ma6nbriefe
untet faII6em 0amen." - g.: gu
nef6em 3ped?" - g.: ,g&u, penn
meme lSrdu Die 8rieFe finOet, bsrIaugt
fie tpenigitsns ni4t 10 biel 9elO fir
6ite unb &leiber bon mir"
4n3iigli3. = S4ul3e (alter
Gorps6ruber): Sd fage Sbnen, pie
i8 jung mar, babe i4 i4redIi9 O4ien
miifen." - 2e6mann: rSd, Das
6ringt man9mal Die ndtiirIi4e Ser
anlagung nit fi6."
Rufitalif9es 8arpme<
ter Sin S9ikr I8rei6t in einem
QufIdB ii6er bas Barometer: 8ei'm
Gintritt f9ls4ter @itterung fin(g)t
oas Barometer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-12
# The school closed il Dist. No. 80
last Frid ay. a nice program was
rendered. III zE (. u
p t---s-s h-p
Spic;er.

z3.z. IF, @s.....s, April Il.
Mrs. Mardin is visiting at the Twin
Cities and Mardin is patching as
usual on such occasions.
I. Jno. Alstrom, the new farmer just
settled on the west shore of Green
Lake, had grist of visitors from
Willnar Saturday. Presume. they ex-
pect all kinds Of garden truck even at
this early date as John is an expert
gardener.
We are just informed that wedding
occurs to-day at the "Interlachenn,
Hotel. The contracting parties being
Mr.. Henry Windblade, of Willmar,
and Miss Inez Larson, of New Lon
don. Miss Larson is the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Larson, a
very esitmable lady and well-known
IN social circles. Mr.. Windblade is
known here for the past year and is
highly spoken Of from all sources.
Rev. Booth, of Willmar, tied the
nuptial knot and the happy couple de-
parted on their Wedding trip to Wash
ington.
r. w. Howard, the Green Lake
miller, has moved his family to Spicer.
P. H. Parsons, Sr., and family have
moved to Spicer to reside. Their old
homewas disposed of to P. H. Parsons,
Jr., who has recently taken posses
sion of same
1t seems that our beautiful lake is
being made a dumping ground of now
a-days for almost anything. Several
large piles of brush have been placed
on the ice within a few rods from the
shore. When the ice is gone the
brush will sink, there to remain a
nuisance to boating and trolling or
bathing. 1t would be no more than
an act Of justice if those that placed
the brush on the ice would try to re-
move same and hereafter discontinue
the practice of piling brush on the ice
in winter. In well-governed village
such practice would not be tolerated.
Sam Anderson wears lax smile.
It's a girl and a bouncer too.
Z. G. johnson arrived here one day
last week. Mr.. Johnson is now resi-
dent of Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-12

last Tuesday The occasion was his
10Th birthday and the guests presented
Louis with a fine hair clipper. We ex-=
pect he will hang out his shinggle soon
and rake in the stamps. B
j The wave of patri otism that is sweep
ing over the country has apparently
struck the Pennockites and has aroused
them to seeing the fact that in case of
war the town is entirely unpr detected.
We understand negoti ations are pend
ing for the purchase of the Nelson
Gathering Ram, and the same will be
placed in position for defending our
commercial metropolis. -"