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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
HOW TO COOK POSTUM.
Toid by One of the Most SkillfuI Oppos-
sum Chefs In the World.

Toid by One of the Most Skillful Oppos-
sum Chefs In the World.
A negro's icy appreciation of pos
~Fm meat was we'll illustrated upon a
recent occasion when a lady with whom
the narrator is acquainted paid a visit
to New Orleans. She told him the
story. She was walking down Chartres
street early one morning, intending to
visit the celebrated French market of
the Crescent City, and on her way she
met a very old colored man coming
from the opposite direction, evidently
from the market, as he was carrying in
n hand a possum and i'll the other a
small split wooden basket of sweet po-
tatoes. The old mans face was beam
ing with good nature and wreathed in
smiles of anticipatory pleasure. He look
ed so ~joyously into the face of the lady
that she, too, could not help but smile
at him, whereupon he held the possum
up aloft and said, Good eatin, missy,
good eatin." She stopped for a moment,
looked at the childlika, happy face of
the old negro and said, $50 you like
possum, do your"
Like possum, missy! l loves pos
sum-. Dare amt no eatin like possum.
De possum am good, but de gravy
with sweet potatoes is better. Did you
never eat possunl, missy? Del you
didn't know what good eatin was. But
mebbe you all wouldn't know how to
in de know how
"Well, then, tell me how you cook
it," she said.
The old man set the possum and po'
tatoes down on the pavement, OF, al
they call it in New Orleans, the "ban
quet, " and with a look of earnest con
oentration began with: "Now, dom
you never forget jest what IZe gwine tC
tell you about how to cook de possum.
Well de fust ting You does is to ge
your possdm. Dat may be easy fur you
uns, but faint fur me-dat is, always
Well, den, when you's dun got you
possum you skins him fust. Den yoI
puts him into de pot with cold waite
an put de pot over a hot fire, an del
you parbiles him-not too much-fa.
you doan't want to lose any of his nic'
sweet fat. Den you takes him out of d.
pot an you dries him in a clean towel
Den you puts him into a big fryin pan
Den you scrapos de skin off your swee
potatoes an you puts dem into de sam
pan with Mr.. Possum. Den you ha
your stove red, an den you puts de pal
al possum an potatoes into de ovel
an den go away fur a little while, bu
not too long.
, Den when you comes back you put
in a little hot water, an den you begin
, an bastes de possum an de sweet pota
f toes, an you keeps on a-bastin an a-bast
1 in till de poSsum is a good brown.
jest like my color-an de sweet potatoe
| is soft an juicy an de gravy is almos
4 black an plenty of it. Den you takes
$ out of de oven, an den you sots de table
t an den-well, den you bars de doors
| fur de smell of cooked possum goes
n long ways, an when you have only on
possuln you doan't want much CON
pany besides yourself"
Now, there is your recipe for cookin
possum and given by probably one {
the best chefs for that dish in the worlG
Philadelphia Times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05

can accompany her and introduce her in
person to his people. 1t is a trying or
deal both to the girl and to her lovers
family, this first introduction to each
other, and if the lover himself is pres
ent-the connecting link of interest be-
tween the two-it makes it considerably
more agreeable work for every one o
cerned Philadelphia Times,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
GREAT PROMISE.
One More to the List of Paying
Mines Mt Neihart.

A strike of some importance has oc-
cured on the Cumberland mining claim.
This property is leased by james Kyle
and John Lind, and they are working
well up on the mountain side. They
have run IA tunnel in 50 feet and have
an ore body from one to two feet wide
and rich at that. They are not saying
much put are working hard and taking
out large quantities of ore. They have
a force Of A men, two on IL shift. Tie
Cumberland is owned by VIM. Mueller,
E. II. Clingan, Duncan MCGOWAN, John
Lind and others. The property lies be-
tween the Flagstaff and the Gait which
is the best mining region at present in
this camp and encouraged the owners
into the belief that they owned a vnlua-
BILE property. This strike is of import
ance to NcIhart because it means anoth-
er vein of ore entire separate from any
other that has been discovered. This
mountain ON which the Cumberland is
located is proving itself wealthy in min
eral and thus far, from the Moulton H.,
which is located on the same mountain
side, to the Florence mine are Z
veins which will pay to work at the
present price of silver. These veins
alone can support a town of 5000 peo-
pie. 1t is almost a sure thing that Nei-
hart will see reduction works built this
summer as we have abundance of ore to
justify such al enterprise.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05

"Why, man, I've had whole audi
ences fall to their knees in terror at my
description of the day of judgment"
The other exhorter smiled pityingly,
"Ah, yesP' he replied. but the other
night l portrayed the destruction of the
world with such power that a man came
up after the services and asked me whom
he should see about the kaleidoscope
rights. Detroit Journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
An Epitanh of Pope's.

The following epitaph was highly
commended by Johnson. 1t was writ
ten to keep alive the memory of Eliza.
beth Corbett, who sleeps now in st.
Margaret's. Westminster:
Here rests a woman, good without pretense.
Blest with plain reason and with sober sense
No conquest she but DER herself desired;
Nc arts essayed, but not 10 be admired.
Passion and pride were TO her soul unknown
Convinced that virtue only is our own;
So unaffected, so composed a mind,
So firm, yet soft so strong, yet so refined,
Heaven, rs it's purest gold, by tortures tried;
The saint sustained it, but the woman died.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
Not a Slip.

Here" cried the managing editor,
"what does this mean? The account of
this mans death is headed Gathered to
His Feathers This kind of proofread-
ing has got to stop. Gathered to his
feathers!' Why, the man who let that
slip must be a ~driveling fool!"
sob, that's all right" said the city
editor. Its a joke. Folding bed acct
dent, you know. Chicago News.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
Explained.

II know he does not mean it. He
Hays in his letter that everything has
Beemed dark as night since | went
away"
"He may be telling the truth. You
know love is blind. Cincinnati En-
ouirer.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
Cruel RetOrt.

81 have no patience with your dem
ocratic sentimentalism," said Miss Ell
derby with hauteur. "Blood tells, and
my ancestors fought in the revolution,
Miss Sprightly."
81 suppose you were too young to re-
call any incidents of the struggle?'-
Detroit Free Press. &.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
Economical.

"a good many people," said the
philosopher, "are economical after the
manner of a man l once knew, who
smoked 80 cent cigars and saved the
half burned matches to kindls the ires."
Indianapolis journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
An Incautious Epicure.

81 suppose" said the young woman,
"that when a miner makes a big discov-
cry it is to his interest to avoid spread
ing the news, so as to keep as much as
possible for himself"
"Some of them try it" answered the
returned gold seeker. "Bu5 as a rule it
doesn't work. When a man has sud
denly reached enormous wealth, he is
almost certain to betray the fact in
some way"
"Have you known of such case on
the Klondike?"
"Only one. Ordinarily the men don't
try to deceive anybody. One chap made
a big discovery and tried to keep it
quiet, but it wasn't more than a day or
two before everybody knew he had
struck it rich"
Something in his manner betrayed
it,"
"No."
"He was seen spending more money
than u~sual:"
"No. He never spent any money in
public. He vas Il great one for keeping
1t to himself"
perhaps he talked in his sleep?'
"Wouldn't have been anybody to
hear him if he had"
"You surely were not mean enough
to shadow him?"
Didn't have to. He practically an
nounced that he had suddenly become a
millionaire himself. There wasn't any
possibility Of mistake"
Glow did he do it,"
"Came around one day with the smell
of onions OH his breath. Washington
Star.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
Notice Of Meeting.

The Big Seven Mining company will
hold their annual meeting on March 8,
1898, at the residence of d. l.. S. Bark
er in the town of Neihart at 3 p. m. of
said day, to elect officers for the ensuing
year and TO transact any and all business
that may come before said meeting.
+. J. Barker, Pres.
Violet Barker, Secretary.
Dated March |, 1898.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05
Notice of Ownership.

|, the Undersigned, William ii. Har-
rison, a resident of the town of Neihart,
in the county of Cascade, and state OF
Montana, do hereby certify and declare,
that | am sole proprietor and owner OF
the firm and business institution known
rs and designated as the Neihart Mcrcan-
tile company, doing business in said
town of Neihart, aforesaid; that l am
| responsible for all liabilities and claims
against said company, and will collect
and settle and adjust all claims and
amounts due or to become due said firm
or company.
Witness my hand and seal this 2n(
day of Feb, 1898.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON. SEAL.
State of Montana, To-
County of Cascade,
On this 18th day of February, A. d
1898, personally appeared before me
Richard Bennett, a Notarn public in anc
for Cascade county, state of Montana,
WILLIAM II, HARRISON,
known to me to he the person whose
name is subscribed to the foregoing in
strumeut, and he acknowledged to m
that he executed the same.
In witness whereof, | have hercuntC
set my hand and official seal this It'll
day of February, A. ID. 1898.
(sEAL) RICHARD BENNETT.
Notary public in and for Cascade count,
state of Montana. 1916.
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at Neihart, Mont, for the month ending
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Avoided.

"Does your sister sing much, George?"
"Not when I'm around"
"What's the reason?"
81 always leave when she begins. +"
Plain Dealer.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-05


by bravery and determination.
John Booley, superintendent of the
Liberty mine in Barker, was in Neihart
Wednesday returning to Barker from
the Falls. He had accompanied a ship
ment of two cars of ore from the Liber-
ty said to be the richest ever sent from
the historic camp. The entire shipment
Melted the l~easeholders $2,129, upon as
says which showed SO ounces in silver,
40 per cent lead and some gold. The
check is most gratifying to those en-
gagged in the work, as the past five
months have been devoted to the prose,
cution of dead work. AS a mine man
ager Mr.. Booley Is a good man, capable
of directing underground work in an eff
ficient manner This ore came from
slopes recently opened in Il 600 foot
tunnel, and the superintendent says
there is lots of it overhead. The Atkin-
son brothers of the Cascade bank are
owners of the property. 1t is cheering
news to learn of the success attained by
these miners. The account goes to
prove that Barker is all right, and that
the Liberty is not the least of her mum
erous mines.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Anf oct Ueufelsinfel.

9ie erneute polemtt, Die itb felt Sur
aem nm bic u%maGunung, Die Oas 9efdngz
rib 0reDfus' umgie6t, er4oben bat, peran-
-laBt un3, nu6iebeno uli3e Details iite1
ben &erte. bes unglii&:ihs1 81 ber6fIentz
liben, r'Ide Der frdnjoIi,@en @oNenz
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Cine We4e Oon flint ?r4rn 1T Eu1 War
9ta6t CUR l1ntsriiibun3 res Wd6ters Be-
reit, Der, lis an Die Sabre beiuaffnrt, hi
53immer (8) auf Boftta hlei5g. Die Sbiil
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9repfus' in @erbinbun3 iteGt, Die &C.
iammts Wa4e beftebt dlt5 ieA5,ba Manr
Die nit Zen ~ftrengiten WetIungea a~l,s9erii=
fef finb. Giner bieier Mdnnsr, Der i'm @e=
1prd9 nit Dem @efan9snsn iiberraIGt NOR
ben mar, erbislt fir oisfe Shut Drei Nso=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

%. Seemannsz Mbenteuer. BON
s. 80. 0a6lmann.
%. Der berlprene GomeraD. Son
Sans 0opfen.
"A. D.. 3srnomtB. Son 6. Slttro@
S3uedtng.
25. Mites 8.rqebG:@ un5 anoere
@eI9i9ten. @On &uoolpb 2i1bau.
26. Sim Cummings. Bon u. s.
gintertDn.
27. 5err unh 8ruu 8sper. Bon
9aul 2inbdu.
%. &Geiber MAIDEN 2eute. Bon
@Dttfrieb Seller.
Ser 8iloerbprratb umfaBt Die folgenben
Rummerr:
20. b. Gaprtbi, @rzaan3(er bss Geutz
i6en ReiAes. Gin po9lJetroffenes Bib
Stabliti9.
80. Safer @ilbeIm I. ou be m
Sterbebette. Sin OelDrud5tl6 in
Der 8r0Be BON 2OX3O 3on. sir ieben
Oeut59en pirb 6ieIes 8ilD Elm pertbz
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80. s Ii t 8ismard.
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So. @6ri us am &re15e.
81. NoppGeon's 3lt3u9 poT
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SO. Seus @bri It US. OsIOrud.
SO. pie beiltQe Ma1:a. SelDrud.
Die 0uittung fir eingeINttts gelo er.
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tpel9em Datum er ge3a9(t bat, unb mac
i%dun1ige 3abler glei95eiti5 an ibrt Ser.
pfli9tung erinnern.
8riefe unb 8eGber abr.Tire man:
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO..
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

ten Quai bes paquis in nG9iter g1Gbe bes
tattli9en r&uriaaIs", cine beutf6e 8enen@
nung, bic befanntli9 aud in Der fran3Oiiz
fden Spra4e f3On ldngt @ufnabme unb
8iirgerre9t ~gefunben. Mte pft fiibrte MIDI
mein Meg auf :neinen Geiien in Der Weit@
f9tpei3 unb i'm angren3sn0en Siiofranfret9
na9 SEM unb benz bieiem9otel, Dor pel9em
an ienem epig unIeligen Samitag Die Morbz
t6at gef9e6en, bena9barten Quai bu Mont~
blanc. Wer nGmliC9 na9 Der Stabt Soul
Ieau's uno galbin's tommt, Der min geniB
fa1t massachusetts gu ~a1ererft ben 80nig Der
europdif3en Nlpenpelt, Den -muieItdtif9en
vpeiBen Berg, fe6en. unb biefer Sirm unb
gisfolob 1T 10 liebensniirbig unb 5uborfon1z
nenb, ft9 gerabe 9emienigen, Der bor benz
6otel v8eau &ibage" NIT benz @eii9t fibz
pdrts benz See gu BDfo faBt, BON Der blenz
benbten Sette 81 3eigen. Man 6rau9t ni6ts
me6r bo3u, als u einigermaBen b%eiteren,
flaren 0immel.
5onit aber muB ih fag.n, 6aB mid Die
eigentli9e Gage @enfS, ols ih bic Stabt
gum eriten Male beFu6te, qepifTermoben
enttduf9te, Si9erli9 1T es au9 Dislen
Nnberen 10 ergangen. Sd te1te mir nGm<
li9 INNER bor, baB mar pon ben Quais
unb StraBen Der StaOt iel61t ben GENIAL
tigen See pber penigItens einer bebeutenz
ben Sbeil bethlehem erblidt unc iiberIeben
fam, pie etpa BON 2auiclre ober 8epep
aus. 9abon 1T nun feline Hebe. Man
fann ba itunbenlang b~erumipa3iersn, pbne
mebr ais Elm gang bei4eineaes 3ipfel6en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

getpeien, meme S9ritte bierber unb fonnte
MIDI an Dem gang e~in3igen G9auipisle
faum iatt feben, 9as tiefgrrrs, in reiben=
ben Me1en borbeiraui6enbe uno tpienoe
&bonepafer, i9dumenb n tpit6enb, pie
Dpr @erger Oarob, baB es ben bebagli1en
9ur9fluB bur9 ben breitea See geraoe bel
9enf berIaffen muB, UNI balb 0arauf fi3
NIT GROCER Miibe in ben 5palten hss Sura
nsue 8abnsn gu ertdmpfen, unb bart baz
bel, aber beileibe ni9t balnit SuIammenz
flieBenb Der tief6ldlpe SpiegeI Des Sees,
bier fin unb g~elafen, als II er feire S6erz
6obeit iiber bas i'm 8erglei9 nin5ige Waiz
IerGoerhen bes Sluffss audi bur9 gefebte
Wiirbe bofumentiren poLte: es 1T Elm 6arz
ben3ou6er, zine 9armonie Der Nuancen, bic
pirfli3, nenigftens 10 mitien 5rin in elmer
groBftabt, pbne 9lei9en buItebt.
ga, bie1er STE! Gs giebt feline Worte,
pel9e bic 6errli9teit bteIes mG9tigiten
@aFerbedens Der europGiI9ea Nlpenipelt
au9 nur annd6ernb f6jtoern t0nnten,
8bron uno MattbiffOn, Sails, 8oltaire
unb Gpuffeau unb pie oie!s anbere grOBe
9enfer unb 9ihter aGer 90lter baben Jpn
beiungen! nnb pel9e ltnsabl bon 2anoz
l%9aftsmaGern, bon @alume lis 5ropon,
baden ieinen 3auber uuf lire 2einpano gu
iibertrugen berIu9t! @ergtbsns, Man mub
i'm felbt geieben baden, auf feiEen @ogen
Telbft g~etragen perbsn, I'm cine ridtige
Sbse biefes I9tpei3erif4en 8aferparaoieIeS
gu bstommsn. @pr @qem 1T es bic Sarbe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
% T.

92t9t an ben ian ron1antt16e ten Sbetle
Der fran30if9en S6pei3 gelegenen Dtli9z
iten @e1tdben bes Sac 2eman, ni4t in Ser
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S~abrbunberts begur9en = 1pte man anfdng>
li9 aus ben eriten S9redensbepe19en gu
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G9mei3, i'm Semi benz bon un5dbligen Ser
gniigungsrei1enben aler NatiOnen aaiGbrli9
maffenbaft aufgefu6ten eleganteIten @teaz
bi9ein Der bergumgiirteten Republif.
@er Semi einmal gefe6en, tpirb it9 inn
mer bura6 5uriffebnen. 3iri9 TT tpobl
qr0Ber unb in Wiffen19aft iiberlegen, Bern,
als Der @ib Der 8unbeS6e60rben, beoeutenz
Der, 8a1el re;9er unb merfniir0iger; aber
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~geiegneten blibenben 5retftdates, in benz ii9
bic bret 9auptnationen; 0eltf@e, 5rdn5oz
fen unb sStoliener 10 friebli9 bertragen, Der
gefu9teite unb gefeierteite Sammelpuntt Der
interndttonalen SouriItenz uno 2e6etpelt.
Dag gerabe bier auf bieiem paraoieiii9en
@rbenflede, np ONES, StraBen, 9ugel,
8erge, @Grten, @e6dube, See, @inri4tun~
gen unb Meni4en, Srieoen, bolosn 5rieOe1,
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offene Gut9er5i9fe;t at6met, oas 9u9loieite
pon an benz, mas man ft3 fogar in unferer
~traurigen 3ett Der 4ttentate benfen tonnte,
geI9e6en muBte >. Die @tiflungen @enf's,
feline Mnftalten fir Dffentlide Woblfabrt UNI
&rontenpflege uno fir @rmenoeriorgung
feline 9eilftdtten unb @pipitdler ge60ren gu
ben rei9Iten Der @elt, Cine 8irgeri9aft,
ftol5 auf tire Sreibeit unb lire grrungenz
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unb unterri9t, bepobnt bieien na3 benz urz
alien StammfantOnlt 3ug tleiniten aaer
&antone 6elbetien's.
Nu9 bic rationale 9uGbun9 bate bier lett
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unb le6rte emit Cabin, bier purbe 3toufear
geboren. 6ter fanb erit Dor tpenig .nebr ala
bretBig Sabren iener Der ganaen Meni99eit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Nttentat auf Elm getrOntes 9aupt. Wie penn
bic M0rber feIbt bisbfr N4tung gefiblt bdtz
ten Dor benz ge6eiligten 8oben zines 2dnbz
9ens, bas ia gerabe Siirten unO Siirttnnen
iabraus, iabrein in INNER gr0Berer @n3abG
nit @Orlie6e 3umNusruben pDn i6ren fhpez
rem !9erri9erpflt9ten, our @r6olung BON
benz anitren9enOen unb itetfen @titetteleben
an ben Soften gepdblt. Semi alein befibt
me6r grobartige 9otels unb Peniionen als
in 9eutf4lanb beiipielstpeife man4es fou%
perdne Siiritentbum.
gu biefen pra@t6OteIs gebDrt au9 bus
Beau Ribage" am breiten, baumbeI9attez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
8ierteIid6rIi9 pirb bisfe

nate @efdngntB. 8ierteIid6rIt9 pirb bisfe
Wa9e ubgelOft.
&unb UNI bas 9aus Ses @ef1ngensn err
bebt ii9 bic Mdusr uno Die lm3dunung,
bic 10 oft Der 9egenitanb Ger Oebatten Der
2olonialminiiter 2ebon uno Srouiqot gez
peIen.
8dbrenb Der eriten bei5:n Sabre arbei=
tete Orepfus ununterbro@sn bon frib Big
abenb. Meutbematii6e StuOien ipureu fem
ein5iger 3eitDertreib unb Die i4par3e 3afel
mar unanfbOrli4 BON 3ablen unb 3ei9=
nrngen bebedt. ga9 uno na3 D%erloreu
bieie tpifenf@uftli4en Sori9ungen biz
&raft, i'm iber bas @teno Teines 0aieins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

observation-disclosures itatt, pel@er Die u1@
ter Dem Sitel Senior Observation-Disclosures"
befannten, GuBerit 6umanen 9runolagen fir
bic gebanblung Der @erpunbeten i'm ariege
unb aQe bamit b%erfniipften anberen 5ragen
feffebte. cSSa, bieIes e~legante, lebensluiige,
immer lebbafte Semi 1T cine tlafiti@e 9eiz
matb pabrer Meni9enlie6e unb ebelifer Rez
qunqen Nie, felt es cine 9ei3i@te gie6t,
Dos fam man film %be6aupten, ME bat cine
rubloIe Shat in 10 gre1em Wiberfpru4e nit
benz Orte erielben, NIT Dem S6auplaBe gez
ftanben. Mu9 1T es felt Dem 8ete6en Der
Republit bas erite, leiber ni9t :niBlungene
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

bon ben betreffenben Stabten feIbit 9Ie;4A
fam arf eil1en Bid gang gu erie9en 1T.
Nber bereits bic &bone 1T bier in Sent
cine Mertniiroisteit erItsn Ranges. ST
meire bamit ni4t ettpa ibre 9reite, 0ena
btefe lit bis nab 2pon tina6 5iemli9 hsz
19eiben. 0eito %frappanter ptrten Die
Sarbe unb bas lngeftiime bes 9~erjagens
an biefem .bten 9ebir9strous, Der PlaB.
mo Der SLUG feline Wdfer init bsnen bes
@enfer SEES mengt, 1T geographic tpobl
elmer Der ~intereFanteiten Guropa's. SIM
1mer tpieber ri9tete ID, 10 oft i4 in Semi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

oes Qeman gu entoeden, unb 1elhit bieies
pirb bur4 bic benSafsn biloenben rno bieIen
@nb3ipfel fait gan5 einI3lieBenben MoIos.
fran50iif9 ou3 bier rJ:tee" g%enannt. Inn
ieinen ei9entli4en @ffett 9e6ru6t, Man
muB melt 9inaus %isnieit5 bieier vSSetees",
Bis gum tpun6erDOa, aber berein5elt iteben@
ben r9otel Nattonal" am 0uat bu 2eman
punbern, UNI bieien @eei;ferblid gu genie
Zen. @enf tpdre bober mebr ttgentli6 eine
&boneffabt gu nennen, I'M 9egenlab 81
&Onfan5 unb 3iirib ober 2u8err, no Der
8Oben@, 3iri9erz uno 9ierpalofdbterzSe e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

6inpeg5utdui9en. Spdtsr Oeriu4te er ss
nit Der @drtnerei; er bate ii9 Gamen
uler arten beri4ufft, uber feline 8emii6nn=
gen i9eiterten an Der 1afru9tbarteit bes
Grbbobens. l1nb 10 tpaitbeIt er fsit 2anz
gem ru6etos in 1einem &erter, 3eritreut un0
unfGbig, CUR Nrbeit uno obne iebes Snz
tereKe fir Die 5ablrei9en 8ii6er, bic er
erbdlt. Die @d9ter er5d6!en, iein Seift
berpirre ft9.
I'm neun 116r erbebt iih 0rebfus bon Istz
mem Eager, bus er UNI feds nbr &6enOs tpiez
Der auffu9t. Sc 8pei @tunOel1, Mrrgen5
unb Nbenbs, barf er in benz 9Ofe, ben Die
l1m5Gunung umgiebt, nfrii4e0uft" I40pfsn.