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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
A LONG FELT WANT.
Many Readers Viii Appreciate
This Information.
s hard always to be pleasant.

1t is hard always to be pleasant.
Good natured people are often irri-
table
II you knew the reason, you would
not be surprised.
Ever have itching piles?
Not sick enough 10 go to bed, or
not well enough to be content
Nothing will annoy you So
The constant itching sensation.
Hard to bear. harder to get relief.
Keeps you awake nights.
Spells your temper-nearly drives you
crazy
Isn't relief and cure long felt want?
1t is to be had for everyone in Doan's
Ointment
Itching Piles, Eczema or any itching
of the skin.
Here is the proof of the above: Mr..
Louis Snow, of SO Prospect street. Web
ster. Mass. says: Eve were so favorabiy
impressed with the results obtained from
using Doan's Kidney Pills that we rea-
soned, if what was claimed for them
was so thoroughly carried out. why
should not the representations made Tor
Doan's Ointment be equally as true Act
ing on this reasoning, we procured a
box of the Ointment for case OF bleed
ing hemorrhoids, or piles, in my family.
which had resisted all ordinary efforts
to cure. Its soothing effect was felt
after the first application. As the treat
ment was continued, the affection grad
ually ceased, and finally disappeared
We consider both Doan's Ointment
and Doan's Kidney Pills valuable rem
edies. and have no hesitation in recon-
mending them"
Doan's Ointment, for sale by all deal
ers. Price, so cents Mailed by Fos-
ter-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y. sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
Der the name-Doan' sand take no sub
stifute.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
SUMMER DISHES REQUIRING
LITTLE COOKING.

String Bean Salad-Two and one.
half cups cold, cooked string beans cu'
into half inch pieces, one head Lettuce
French dressing No. 2. Wash ana clsp
the lettuce and arrange in saiaa Oo"-
place the beans in center and turn wv
all the French dressing.
Dreamed Peas in Biscuit BasAe's
One quart cooked green peas or one q.
peas, two cups milk, two taDlesp0V..
Entire Wheat Flour, two taoiespOO-'
butter, y teaspoon salt, Is teaspoonp1f
RIGA. one teaspoon scraped onion -
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, one taoiespss
butter, one teaspoon salt. If green -
are used. cook in boiling unsalleu '"
ter until tender. Just before they
done add one teaspoon salt. Inel -.
and add one level tablespoon pu.
Make white sauce of the milk D1 ~
-four. salt, paprica and onion Juiee,
two minutes and add the peas FTP I'm
the baskets by outing with sns M
pointed knife an oblong caSlis I'd
top of Biscuit, u inch from emu -
sides. Remove top and all insiue =. 80, .tth
Toast a light brown in oven, :" Nth
the creamed peas and serve hos NJ
the remaining sauce sent 10 inc
in a pitcher to be added there hox
wheat-Shred Drink Jelly.-on. ops
Cox's geIatine, one pint cold WARN srink
quart boiling hot Wheat-snrsu On, Ind
one cup sugar, whites two eggs s IA
relatine to soak in the cold wA.s. ~
~ bour or more. then dissolve WIN -
quart of boiling liquid Add the s1s
then the whites of the eggs Oea' an thl
stin froth, stir in well anu pus !, oous
fire to boil (do not stir. L Lei
10 a boil then remove from nre. .,rai1
q stand one minute, skim ana lid
tbrourb a flannel bag. Turn lnlO ~ d
Mot Nth cold water and set ave.
harden. Serve with cream anu ss fs
The mother who is consius' family
the health and comfort OF hel VS. ovsr
,ncludine herself. is not stewlns : MOI
ho, s,ove these warm days, bu. = "a,
,-,d,ne the already cooked Sn.s shlss
Wheat Biscuit, with fruit Ter Ter de
milk or cream-a perfect SUN
for any meal in the day ,.taI esr
Send your name on a PEI ~ his p
Good Cookery IN "a %
nsr, for ..,rhe vital Question s lions
latest booklet, summer s s,s ssdyic, .
which contain some yaluapi ~ recipe
to summer feeding, also eno,s Biscsi
for the use Of Shredded WIS ehool
The New Era cooA'Hs
Worcester, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
For Thin Hair.

Hairdressers are showing something
that Is boon 10 the woman with thin
hair. Ii is puff that exactly matches
the hair. They come rolled in hollow
puff and are made OF long. straight
hair. stitched at one end to a wire. The
puff is unrolled and the wired end
pinned 10 pompadour puff. The hair
is then rolled over the pompadour pad.
pinned TO the head and the hair brushed
over 1t and arranged in any one of the
prevailing modes. Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
FARINA BALLS.

Scald two cupfuls of milk, add gradu-
ally one-half cupful Of farina, one quar-
ter cupful of sugar, and one-half tea
spoonful of salt. Cook twenty minutes
and add one beaten egg. Cool the MKT
ure, shape in balls, dip in crumbs, egg,
and again in crumbs. fry in deep fat. and
drain on brown paper. Serve with cur
rant Jelly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
HoMINY GEMS.

Stir into one quart of water one cup
full Of hominy, first sailing the water to
taste and boil one hour. To one cupful
of this porridge add one cupful Of sweet
milk. two eggs, two tablespoons
melted butter, half a teaspoonful Of sail,
one tablespoonful Of sugar, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, and enough
flour to make batter. Beat hard and
bake in gem pans.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
Tootniessness.

"oh. OIL" moaned Mrs. Weeks. who
was suffering from a decayed molar.
'why aren't people born without teeth,
I'd like to know"
"Why, my DEAR" exclaimed the hus-
band. do you happen 10 know anyone
that wasnt?"-Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
HoMINY cRoouETTEs.

To a cupful Of cold boiled hominy add
a tablespoonful of melted butter and
mix 1t well. adding by degrees a cupful
of milk till all is made into soft light
paste; add a teaspoonful of white ST.
gar and one well beaten egg. Roll into
oval balls with Toured hands; dip IN
beaten egg, then in cracker crumbs and
fry in fat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
YORKSHIRE PUDDING TO SERVE
WITH ROAST BEEF.

Three eggs, well beaten, to which add
nine tablespoonfuls of -four, a small tea
spoonful of salt, and beat up with milk
until about the consistency Of cream.
This batter pour into the pan in which
the beef has been roasted, having enough
grease (Which must be hoD to bake It.
Bake In a quick oven.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
CHEESE souFFLE

Melt one Tablespoonful Of butter, add
one and one-half Tablespoonful Of flour
mixed with one-half teaspoonful OF salt
and few grains of cayenne Add grad
ualy one-half cupful of scalded milk;
then add one-third cupful Of grated
cheese. Remove from the fire. add the
yolks Of three eggs well beaten until
they are stiff and of light color. Cool
the mixture and cut and fold in the whites
OF three eggs which have been beaten
until stiff. Pour into a buttered pud.
ding dish and bake 20 minutes in SLOW
oven. Serve hot.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
CABBAGE SALAD.

Cut the cabbage very fine and put into
dish in layers sprinkled with salt and
pepper. Mix together two teaspoonfuls
of butter. two of sugar. two of flour. two
OF mustard, one cupful of vinegar and
one egg. and allow it to come to boil
Pour 1t hot over the cabbage and mix
wen. Cover up.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
scALInPEn TURKEY.

Butter a baking dish and arrange a.
ternate layers OF cold sliced turkey ana
boiled rice. Pour over this white, brown
or tomato sauce Cover with butterea
cracker crumbs and bake in hot oven
until the crumbs are brown.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
pounds Of hay:

OF course, such tables represent only
general results. Much depends on the
quality of the food. the form in which II
Is given, the condition of the animal to
which II is fed, and other circumstances
which the intelligent farmer under
stands.-Western Plowman.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
My Dear Kate:

Again have letter from my French
correspondent. and this time he hits the
very topic you wrote me about. and gives
us little lecture OIL eggs and their prep
grafton. You will get few hints. ] am
sure, by careful perusal of his epistle.
Culinarily yours,
Comfort Jones.
Doctor of Cooking.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18

Probably an attempt will be made in the
legislature to repeal the 5-cent highway
tax as Ii is pretty generally understood
that the sum raised under this act has not
been expended as the law points out. We
hope Barnard will send q representative
instructed tolvote to retain this act and
make it compulsory to expend the amount
as directed, for we can i'll afford to lose
this sum which the state pays in support
of our highways.
BARNARD's oLD-TIME HoRsKMEN.
Isaac Danforth Davis was grandson
of DR.. Isaac Danforth, from whom he in
herited his love of horses. DR.. Danforth
was one of the best horsemen ever in
Barnard, a good feeder and slow driver,
which made his horses always in fine con-
dit:on and remarkable for elegant action.
He invariably rode on horseback in prac.
ticing his profession and elected much
praise for his general appearance.
Danforth Davis has probably owned
more horses than any other man who ever
lived in town. His first horse OF much
note was bay stallion, called Eclipse. This
one was nearly thoroughbred and think
was brought from Williamstown more
than go years ago. His long, slim neck,
fine head, round barrel and slender legs
denoted the true English thoroughbred.
he was an ideal horse to look at, but be
lacked in many important points for a
stock horse and IN this respect was fail-
ure. But for real beauty and elegant APP
pearance, probably no other horse ever in
Barnard could equal him. He was sold
and went to Hartford, Conn.,, where his
fine individuality was better appreciated.
Danforth Davis was an excellent Judge
OF ali kinds Of horses, which made him
dealer with considerable success. About
twice every year he used to take to mar
ket large lot of good roadsters and fancy
drivers, finding good sale in Worcester,
Springfield and Hartford, Conn.,, going so
often and so regularly that be was well
known all along the line. He was great
lover of the old.time Morgans and moth
ing suited him better than singing praises
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

aGeibunq, ale Sai4en bon Sunofiiden.
9inter INN @9uaren bon geie9ri8er Scbiiz
Tern.
Die @onne beginnt 5u bremen. Nir
miiFen f6eiOen. @9nel 1T Der I5itieg unI
bas Gobfelb. @ir folgsn elmer enaen
S9lu6t, bann benz f9attiJcn Rdn0e oeS
Ginberberges. 0Ort 1T dud) rieoer fir Den
aun0igen elmer Der 6unOpldbe psrborgen, ipr
ft6 bic rei3enoIten &Ieinfd9elden DDn De-
trefaften finben laiien. @sc sem plaB niA!
fennt, 1oQ uber bas Su6en Iieber bleiber
GaTen! Sn elmer @tnbu3tutg liegt nun
@enfingen (771 Mteter), 5tim nrIprurg Der
Mie7a5, Die @1nningen gu bielbeIu4ts @of=
ferfdue bilbet, bensn ieoo4 Die Snouitrie inn
mer me6r bic WaferfilIs I4mdsrt. Sem
tinoen it Elm Mlbort pie Oiele aaoere, llnt
bod bat es feline @igen6eit. Gs liegt gerab{
orf Der groBen europdii4en WuiierIdeiOe
10 bab es portommt, baB Elm unO ba1elbl
Saus feline 0a9traufe bon Der einen seitt
in ben 8bein, BON Der unberea in Die @onar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

mod in Dem NIT %feltenen @epei6en geT9miidz
ten Sorit5immer Der Srau O6erf0rIterjn. Nuf
bequemem S4langenpfab gebt es DOM; binab
CUR laui4igen @9a5que0e, Die bon &iinItlerz
bano our6 cine biibiGe G9a3nDmphe berz
f60nt poroen. On Der orbeit1dme1 MI6ls
borii6er ellen mir binein in oas frennol:6e
9pnau, tpO uns Der RDBle8pirtb NIT 1el6Itz
ge3ii9teten Sorellen erfreut. 6ondu nit ieiz
ner freunoli3en llmgebung, ieiner WalbIuft
feiner Slgab06le bat nod cine 3ufunft ppr
fi6 ais 2uftturort. Wir Itben i'm 80Blesz
garten an Der ruuf9enben @9a3, in DER sez
f6dftig 6prelen bin unb ber bui9en, unp
1@auen ponnetrunfen binauf gum qlGl3enz
ben 2i4tentein, ben Die 4bi4ieb ne@msn0e1
Gtrablen Der Some in gli6enOes Sob taus
9en. Wobl benz, Der bas S9lDBts,n i'm
3auberli9t elmer tputtberiamen Monbna6t
I9auen fam! Mit Der Some miife:i aber
biesmal AUDI mir neiter 3ieben. Mprqen
qe6t's nieoer an bes Sages INNER sleic6qez
ftente Nrbeit! lR. 9. Staats3te.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

garter 60ben nit i6ren Sbiiruten griiBen
beutli9 beriiber; bonn G9tpar3paGb bebt
fi9 bo9 Der Sefb6erg ob. 0as 0errli9!te
o6er 1T Die friiber 70 oft an9e5peiFsIte Qlpenz
Fernft9t. Sic lit ni9t 10 felttn, als nun
9lalben foGte. Mem Tie bergDnnt lit, Der
fam lt9 bon Dem 3am6er ibrer G90nbeiten
ni6t IosretBen. 8om @lGrnif6 Bis nett
iiber Die 3ugipibe binaus liegt Sic Nlpenz
tette in punberboGer &lar6eit Dor inns; ni9t
in b(uuer, ungetpifer Serne, i'm bunitigen
ltmriB, fonbern in beutli4 iiA ~a6bs6sn0en
3igen unb @in3elgeitalten. sou @efnz
fudt gebt's pisber bonn i9tpanfenDen Sburin
berob - er 1T gang BON 6ol3 gefertigt un6
3ittsrt uu9 in Der ru6igitsn 2uft leife Gin
unb 6er = unb binuus aus Dem 6atn auF
einen freten SelsOoriprung. BORT 9a6en
bdnt6are 6dnbe benz un0erge5li9en GrfOrz
f9er Der Nlb, benz groBen 9eotoeen Quenz
itebt Der l1niberIitdt Siibingen, etnen elm
fa9sn, aber tpiirbepolen @ebsntitein errihz
tet. 9a f9aut Der e6rtpiiroige Meiiter
binuus auf Die 906en unb 9iefen, bic i6m
aur ~3tpeiten 9eimutb gemorben iino. 8ie pit
1T er bort ber9auf berga6 seitie9sn, hen
9ammer in Der Sa1rb, in oft INTERPRETATIONS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Set, bic ate Burg felbit gu beiteigen, Die
benz 6of ben Namen gsgeben. Der gBeg dnf
ben fegeGf0rmigen 0iigel, 595 Meter 9od, lit
f1r3, a6er tell. Wir tommen auf Dliforiiden
8ooen. Sine feline tiinitli@e Guire, nun
aber Gdngf i'm Sturm Der Wetter natilrli9
qetporben, 3eigt bic Stdtte, auf Der emit cine
Burg Der md9tigen @rafen BON N3alm
5tanb. 6ier 79eint 8iT9of @ebbarb DON Re%
g"en86urg in Der Mi:te bes elften Sa9r6un<
berts feline @eri4p0rung gegen Safer 9eins
rid III. a6gebiBt 3p BADEN. 8isIei6. cat
audi bier &onrab BON @t0ffeln fem Gpos
,@arriel bon Muntaoel" geOi9tet. BON ben
@ebanfen an cine ferne 8ergange1geit Isitet
Der 8oben Ielbit in Die iin9Ite iibe>. Gr tit
tieff9par5 9efdrbt, gang frif4. 0as iinO
Die 9puren beS lobernben Seoanfsuers, bcs
au9 bon biefe @arte aus ins S9na6enlano
6inuusleu9tete. Der 9iigel, ben bag 9oIf
8Gpfle nennt, 1T Elm berrIi4er 4usgud, 10
re9t Elm @artberg oor benz iteilen HunDe Der
NI6. Ser Nusblid 1T INNER abpe95tungsz
rei8. 5eierli9er 1T ober Der Bid in bic
nei;e, 6ergumra6mte Runbe gu feirter Cages
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
gen 8dbsrn unb anbsrsn @bfabGungsn gu be.

gen 8dbern unb anberen Nbtii6lungsn gu be-
ri9ten.
Bum Shore ge6t's binuus; Der breite Sra
BEN 1T fGpn lange CUR itottli4en IGee CUT
aefiQt porben. sic tit in i6rer Dirt groBz
itdbttI6, fat oornebm. gs fOlgt Die griid:
ii6er bic in tpeitem 8ogen Die Nlt1tabt NM
~fpunnenoe @9a3. Ser Sang ii6er Die Bride
ent6dlt Elm feffeGnbes 8Gif, SAT- ii6erfommt'S
uns pie gin Saudi aus Der alien Stabt Der
r@er6er unb TGrber", 10 uItert9imli3 tit Der
8lid auF bic enggebrGngte 9duferrei6e. lie
btran, bom SUB big our D6eriten 0a6lute
6inauF, 3ei9en raitlpfen 9eperbefleiBes.
Cine fur3e 9trede ge6t es bunn bur4 Die
8ortabt. 4nfpru6sIoie, nii4terne 9duier;
Die gar3e 11mge6ung bereits re4t ldnoli9.
Mm 8anbe gift es am befannten 2utas'f9en
gomologiI9en Snitttut borii6er. Setne
@8uler BADEN ieinen 8uf in aler 0errsn
Gambler getragen. Stun fommt bic freie gfdz
tur. SIN Stau6 Der f9per6elaoenen 5u6rz
merle unb i'm SDnnenbranb, befen 8lut9
iiber ben berbitli9en Sag 6inpe9tduI4t, tein
erfreuIi9er Sang. &6er BON ferne ber grill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

9tun tpirb Der Weg, be7en neue, 5eque:ne
anla9e mod ni4t fertig :par, 1@pierig.
Sober @4ritt pirb Elm Stieg. Oas IQerz
lei bon 8uf9nert, bob Der Berg ME Elm
5laum umrabmt, bat 9o6fdmmer Blah
gema9t. 5eierli9es @1l06unteI, ha3pi=
i4en fprin8enbe leu4tenbe SOnnenIi6ter.
ONES ipeit9in bebedt nit tisTsm 2au6. Dua
NuFItetgen rauf6t feItIom burtb Osr grab
ftilen WaIb bin. @nO1i4 itnb bic NM
fafenOen @6un3perte erreidt, bic einem
gefir9teten @infa1 Der Sraa3oIen in Den
eriten Sabren bes iponii4en @rbfOlgetriegeS
golten. Io9 eintge @9ritte ~uufpdrts i'm
@alb7Gatten, ltnb bas 2tbt blenbet uns
faft. @ir finb auf Dem peiten &Obfelh
an9slangt, uuF benz Der fOBberg Ielbit ouf=
fteigt. SIN 3id3ad miro Der ttsf ~bepuIbete
Berg getponnen unb u iinb mir oben!
Nu9 oben itebt Stumm al @tamm. Su
Der Mitte rlngefdbr, tpo uniere 4ltporoerr
ben @Dttern tbre Spfer barga6ra9t = pcr
bam 0ienite Der beilisen 9foiie bat il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

@l6. Mit D~ertpegener &iibnbeit 1T bus
S9loB, SIT Maeter bod6, uuf elmer ho6er, aus
Dem idben hpalheten 8ergab6ang fret aufz
iteigenben, BON Der @ebirostpanb dbgeIpns
oerten Selfen aufgebaut. Cine 3ug6riide
berbinbet bic ftol3e Burg NIT benz nngrens
3eNben Nlbplateau. Senfre9t brunten lte9t
in Der Siefe Der CRIME Malot6alfe1el Der
@9a3. Ser 8lid in Die Siefe 1T i9ninbeInb;
es finb fuft 900 SUB! 0te groBartig oman
tii9e unb boA pieber 10 liebli6e Mnla9e perz
banft fire @ntftebung benz @rafen @il6slm
bon l1ra9, Der auf benz S9IDB9en 1869 perz
torb. Dem 99pa6en lit iein 2i9tenfteir
cine Dirt bon decentralization an bei1en
3ugdngIi9feit ct ni6t riibren 1dBt. Den
8urg6of ungeben bic 8urgpieTen, elm eir=
fa9er aber freebooter Bart. Qm iii0oflifen
Harbe liegt auf elmer tpeit6in fi6t5dren Sell
1%entante Der ate 2i9tenitein, cine itattli6e
8uine nit prG9tigem Slid auf bas 11mIanb,
Defenders auf Die N9uIm. 8e3auberno I6aut
in Der NG6e bes @9lofIes Dor 1piser 5elIenz
mabel bic Gr5biifte 9uuffs, bes 9idtels res
r2i9tenTtein" in bus liebli9e Sbal berunter,
0ir Iinb am 3iel %unferer Nlblpdnoerun9
angetommen. Sin tibler Srunf erfriIGt uns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Berg unh Selb feinen 9a1nen - 1T cine
feline Wettung aus9ema9t. @s 1T ME Elm
Sain aus uralten Soften. Sreilid e6e Der
S9urm auf ben Berg tam unb nit linn
Der @trom Der Menge, unb Slide unb
8dnte 8u Soften bes 8oltes, mar Oct pGob
mod tpie Elm titles, unentnei6tes Seiltg=
tbum bon unpergeBli9er @inbriide fir ben
Gingepeibten. llngere9t burf man a6sr
ni6t tperben: Der itOI5s aieIe bat nur9
feline @ntbedung ni4t bios rrlorsn, er bat
au9 9epormer. Ser Sburm, Den bic 0Onz
nin9er 8iirger in lebensgefdbrGider Nrbeit
unb unter groBan Spfern NIT 8eibilfs be8
unermiioli4en @lbbereins errihtet 6uben,
er0ffnet cine groBartige &unbfi8t. Ringsz
I'm orb unb bds peite 91edarlua1 NIT feiz
men ferner ~9elegenan &etten. Die Stutt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

ienbet. Quf Der 5o9fld4e, bic 1angium am
Itei9t unb in ibrer &ube ni9t obne Ginbrud
auf bas @emiitb bleibt, tit na6 einian1er
@anberung, porbei an breitdligen 8eiObus
9en, bic Nebelb0ble errei3t. Die 9D9le gez
60rt nd9 Sberbauien; Der Seitplas beftnoet
ft9 nod auf 9entinger Murtung. So t9cilen
ii9 audi beibe @emeinben in Den nidt unbez
trG9tli9en @rlDs aus benz 8eIu8. Wer Die
Nebsl606le, rad Der Sage !6er3og ulri4s
unterI4lupf ouf ieiner 5ln4t Dor Dem
@9pGbii 9en 8unb, in i6rer polea PrdAt
tennen Gernen min, Der muB gu benz ldnolifen
Gefte am 9fingitmontag tommen, no itG
auf Der i'm eriten 5rii6lingsgriin %prdngenoen
JeItpieie Sauienbe aus peiter umgcgeno alz
fa1nmenfinben. SEPT lit es ftia Inn Den plab,
mir gfetten auf benz glutten &aien peiter,
umitrDmt bon Der frif6en 2uft Der 8erge.
Oa plDBli9 lin cine 8inbung 9ernm err
f6eint na9e, unb bo4 nod elm 6eiBes Stud
@egs entfernt, bus S4lOBlein 2i9tenitetn.
@ines Der ebelftsn 8leinobe Der i4lpdbii3en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
WndJFtt


91p9 ite6t Die Some bo9 am 6immel,
~ als mir bas geperbIame Heutlingen
berlafsn. Sir 10 man9e ~Nl6pan0srung tit
es Der natirli9e Nusgangspuntt. 8eim
S4eiben faint mod Elm 6epunbernber Sid
ouf bic itoI5e 6OrmenfiiGe oes oIten Wahrz
3si6ens aus benz brei5e6nten %So6r6unbert,
auf Die ebrtpiirbige Marientir9e, Die bet
Itets opFerbereite 8iirgerIirn in nere pra4t
geteibet 6at. Damn gebt's 6inoHrG bur9
bas fturmIi4ere Si6inger Sbor. Mit Teinea
bislen 0efG6rten, bic nit i9m aus alter Bet
in bic @egenpart 6ineinru9en, 1T es uns Elm
getpoltiger @e0entftein aus Der ru6mrei9ert
@eI8i6te Der 8ei6aTtabt, in Der n9lonb's
.@er6er 10 meiiterIi4 geger6t, Die 3Gr6er 10
%purpurrotb gefdrbt, ga bic 6anbfeiten Geutz
finger 8iirgersleute BADEN 10 mdn9en &itz
tersmdnn, rem es mad Der po6lba5enben
Stu0t geIiii tets, nit b~lutigem 8opf pieber
mad 9auIe gef9idt! Die S8ranfen Der
Mauern unO WGGe, urfpriingli9 &aiIet
Sriebri4S II. Wert, finb Gdngit gefauen.
lte6er @rdben unb Shore hinaus bat ft4 Der
@r6sitsOrdng Cuff gei4affen. limb blutige
&Dpfe foQ es b09itens nod ge6en, penn Der
6umor Der ftubirenben Sugenb aus benz be-
na96arten 9iibingen e5 bem ernI ter anqtz
legten Reutlinger einmal gar gu burt treibt.
Der @6roniit petB ba du9 oon un~freitpiQiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

ben Die Nlbberge. l1nniQfiirli9 6%efliigelt Ii9
Der SUB, big uns Elm prd9ti9er 2aubnalb,
bur9Iebt nit breiten Solomon itGmmiqer
Sannen, uufnimmt. CUR re9ten 53eit; mir
tommen INNER me6r ins 8orlanb Der 8er9s;
Der Sag beginnt langiam gu iteigen. Der
tii4lenoe S3atten geIeitet uns big gum 6otz
gut Nlte6urg. Sur9 melbet bic urtunbe, bag
Der !0of CUR l1nterbaltung elmer 8irt6f9aft
rberpfli4tet" 1T. Sci geprieIen, bu fiirfi4>
ttg' 9ei6leht, bas bu biefe SbDue Der
Wenf49eit qerettet bait! SIM 1aui9igen
8arten, in benz 10 oft trinf6are Sii6in9er
Bur 4sn bor ben &eutlinger 990nen lire
~flotten 2ieber ertDnen Iafien, nirb Salt gez
ma6t. Sreunolt9en @iGfomm unb nod
tptltomnfnere 8a6sn aus Slide unb &eQer
ipenoet Die Wirt6in. MQsrGei befrem0enbe
8etalten fiiGen 0aus unb 6of. Ous @ut,
@igentQum Der Stabt HeutGingen, 1T felt
Sabren an Die Prelier'er 8rioatz6eilanitult
0erpa9tet. Sic bat 6ier einen She'll i6rer
let9teiten Pfle9linge unter9ebra9t, bic in
man3erlei 8etrieben Der ausgebebnten O:toz
monte nit 0anb a~nlegen. Sc finb barmGoie
Geute. Die @inen men19enf9eu, nprtlos
ouf ale Sragen, ober meiit in eifrioem
Sel6tgeiprd9; bic Nnberen boG Oienfteif.r
unb au~borfommenber NufmertTamfett.
Sn3tpii4en min es Qbenb perbea. IS lit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Ser g~e9enpGrtige S~in9Oausbru9 pirf
tpsnigitens Elm Suites BADEN. 8ir perben BIZ
3 n Ell neuen Mrtt1lerie<Geqt=
menter befommen, Die mir bur9aus no
t6ig baben, I'm Die @ef9iibe ~unferer &iiften.
hefeftigungen gu bebienen. @as fDnnen nns
cue &anonen niiben, penn Iiemanb ba lit
Der ie ab5uf9ieBen berIte5t.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
IN NORTHERN PACIFIC HANDS
seattle 4 International Passes FFom
other C0atPoI Feb. 1.

Seattle. Jan. 29.-The Post IntelligeneeI
ays: Information OF an unquestioned
nature has been given limited circulation
that General John II. Bryant, president
Charles Powers, treasurer and secretary.
and NJ $. Patton. chairman Of the board
Of directors Of the Seattle & Information
al, have resigned, and that ON February
the Seattle & international will pass
into the operation Of the Northern Pa
eific. A new board Of directors has been
elected. Of which President Mellen Of the
Northern Pacific was made chairman.
This news was supplemented by the
statement that NJ r. Martin. general
auditor Of the Northern Paeiie. with 9th
err officials Of the road. Is on his way L.
Seattle to take charge OF the Seattle 4
International.
The Canadian Pacific win not be affect
ed by the change Of ownership, "a four
years more Of its traekage contract with
the Seattle international remains.