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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
wanted to Keen His Frlsnd.hin.

Jack-You won't let me have "!
Why, you loaned an X to Jones, and
he's almost perfect stranger to you.
Tom-Well?
Jack-Well. I'm an old friend Of
yours.
Tom Exactly, Jack, and l don't want
to lose you.-Catholic Standard and
Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

To the well-groomed woman the
care of her hair is subject of para
mount Importance, and every new
recipe to prevent it from falling out.
to keep it in the necessary condition
OF wave, f1uffiness and generally we'll
cared-for appearance is hailed with JOY
and Immediately tested. Some we'll
meaning persons have sworn by kero-
sene. and many easily persuaded wom-
en- have tried it, only to find them
selves nuisance to the family While
the cure" was in process, and in the
end obliged to abandon its use from
the very dsagreeable after-effectS OF
the treatment. All authorities on the
subject OF hair doctoring agree that
the natural oil of the hair, judiciously
augmented by an artlficially applied
oil, will be of material benefit in pro-
ducing luxuriant, glossy tresses and
prevent the long ends from splitting
and the hair from falling out, for the
reason that the roots are properly
nourished. Another reason why some
good oil should be carefully applied
to the roots OF the hair is the necessity
OF keeping the scalp loose from the
head. and by this means permitting
the natural oil of the hair to nourish
1t as nature intended 1t should. 1t has
been found that the best, purest olive
oil, purchased at some reliable gro
Gerry or Italian warehouse. or in small
quantities from the drug store, has all
the medical qualities Of Kerosene,
without any OF It's disagreeable after
effects Use only very little at
time, dipping the fingers into a saucer
containing not more than half tea
spoonful of the very best oil. Then
massage the scalp thoroughly (not
letting the oil touch the long ends OF
the hair), until 1t is worked in so COM
pletely that the scalp feels almost dry.
This treatment applied once week
with a shampoo the principal ingre-
dient of which il the white of an egg.
and then washed with hot water and
white CASTLE soap, and afterwards
carefully and thoroughly rinsed with
hot water once every two weeks, it is
said, will prevent the hair from falling
out, will keep it fluffy and yet glossy,
and those who have tried 1t say 1t is
one Of the best Of the many recipes
recommended.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
Early Proficiency.

Grimpus-What do you intend your
boy to become when he grows up?
Crimpus-W Well, if there's any truth
in the saying that the child is father
to the man, considering all the infant
diseases he seems to take. / should
think he'd make a great success as a
contractor !-Pick-M e-Up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Use light white bread bakers Is US
ually preferred), crumbed fine. season
with salt, pepper. chopped raw liver,
onion and very slightly with thyme.
Moisten slightly with hot water and
generously with melted butter. Saus-
ages. oysters. boiled chestnuts, chopped
celery. apply. raisins and parsley may
be used for seasoning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
At II Again.

indianapolis Journal: The Savage
Bachelor don't see why a man
should get married when a good parrot
can be bought for s25.
The Sweet Young Thing AS usual,
woman is at a disadvantage. A good
grizzly bear can't be bought for less
than ten times that.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
Bziisy's Laxative Tablets Cares Csnstipa-
ton.

The active principle is cascara ss-
grada, plant found In California.
1t does not do the work for the bowels
but makes the bowels do their own
work. 1t gets the bowels back in the
habit OF doing their own work, and
after they have been reused into a
state Of healthy activity, and the liver
and other organs also, they will con-
tinue on without medicine. They
will cure sick headache, billiousness
and liver troubles and constipation
and remove poisonous matter from
the system. Put up in 10 and % cent
packages. For sails j. L. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
ouR COOKING SCHOOL.


Cut Parts not suitable for salad In
inch pieces. Cook in one cup water till
tender. Add one-half cup cream to
celery water. bind with white roux and
season with salt and pepper. The ten
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
Cranberry saucs-My FayorIt..

Put into your preserving kettle one
quart of cranberries. two cups OF sugar
and one and one-half cups OF water;
cover closely and cook ten minutes
from the time of boiling all over. Do
not stir them. 1t will jelly when cold
and the skins will be tender.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
A Gentle Hint.

Philadelphia North American:
Dreaming Of the future?" he asked.
as the conversation lapsed for the fifth
time.
Yes" she replied. Il find 1t much
pleasanter than living in the present"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Silas Whifie The indications is tia,
this is agoin' to be hard winter.
Drummer-Are the muskrats putting
in a supply Of coal?
Silas Whifile-I don't know as tew
that; but our county jail is film up
with traaips. Puck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
NJ oppor. unity.

Millionaire The count and l are not
on good terms. / once mistook him
for barber that used to shave me.
Friend-Did you apologize?
Millionaire No. I'd be glad to apoI-
ogize, but don't know where the bar
Der is now.-Puck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
with Lace aud Black Trimming.

This gown is of slate-colored basket
cloth and has the bodice covered with
cream lace of heavy pattern slashed
down in front and tied across with
bows OF black velvet ribbon. The lace
extends out over the tops o: the sleeves
in smart epaulette style, and the
sleeves are skin tight. The belt and
stock are Of pearl white satin. The
hat Is of gray velvet worn off the
face, and has black velvet crown
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

the most effective covering possible for
floor cushions. Simply place the cush-
ion in the center OF the rug. bring the
ends together and blindstitch these and
the sides together using the scanned
side next the floor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
RELIGIOUS READING.
RELIGION AND REFORMS ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

Confidence In the Gospel - Christian
Endeavor Topics: Payer-Point. on
the Parsbles-The Christian the Free
Lifs--The Kingdom OF God.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

der bleached leaves may be stewed
with the stalks. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
The Nom Irritating
Cathartic
Easy to take, easy to operate
Hoods Pills
LAWYERS.

A TToRNEYS- BUSHNELL, WATKINS s MOSES
Practice in all State and United States
courts. Ofices over State Bank OF G. rant Coun-
ty, Lancaster.
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
Egger Items.

Corn planting is almost over.
 Small grain is looking we'll, though is needing rain.
 Our farmers need more rain and warmer weather.
 Fishing is rather dull, the waters are too low and clear.
 Our vicinity lost one of it's best citizens in the death of A. L. Wimberly. Big Fork township is badly in need of a saw mill to saw lumber for local in provement.
 There will be a singing auxilliary at Erger on the fifth Saturday and sunday in April.
 Esq. wimberly is in high spirits over new born babe-his first, though it was a girl
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
The Lecture.

A very appreciative audience listened to Rev. H. R. Schermerhorn's lecture on "Talk About Talk" at the M. E. church, south, Wednesday night, giv- ing the speaker hearty applause at the conclusion.
 The lecture was replete with humor- ous sayings and apt illustrations, as we'll as with much that might be con sidered of an educationai nature. thus happily combining amusement and i'm struction. The numerous good stories told by Mi. Scher merhorn, many of them on preachers, causes the Star to suggest that he add one more to his talk on talIs." as follows, though like other stories it may be old:
 "One warm summer day parrot sat upon his perch and near by lay dog, taking his monday snooze. Wanting little fun, the parrot cried. 'sick'em, Tige, sick'em. The dog sprang to his feet and looked for something to sick, but seeing nothing returned to his rest. After the dog had got nicely set tied the parrot again cried. 'sick'em, Tige, sick'em, with renewed force, and again the dog responded to the command with tEe same result as be- fore, returning disappointed.
 ''The parrot was having lots of fun, and after the dog had gotten nicely settled, he again cried, 'sick'm, Tige. but this time Tige sprang for the perch, caught MT. parrat and shook him up in good shape.
 ''On gaining his freedom, the parrot managed to get upon his perch, and looking around at the feathers on the floor and the few left in his tail, mournfully remarked. I know what ails me, I talk too much'"
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

excitement and comment was occa- stoned by the report
 When it wns learned however, that ]. McD. Trimble, the company s attorney, Robert Gillham the general manager, and L. E. Martin the vice. president and former president, were named by the court as the receivers it became at once apparent that the road was in the hands of it's friends and in the hands of capable men.
 This is done to assist in the reorgani- zation plans President Stilwell has so long been working on, and must, as in all similar cases, result to the inter- est of the road.
 Stockholders may have to go in without interest and dividends for a while, but the road in all it's depart ments will be fixed and kept in good shape for business, and will run as usual and as though nothing had hap pened.
 This receivership in no way effects the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trust Company, or the connections north of
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
Acorn Sprouts.

Ben Evans is building a fine resi- dence.
 James Phillips sawmlll has gone south
 Mir. Secrest has just finished nice residence in our town.
 David Imoor has gone to Indian Ter rltory tc look for wife-so say the boys.
 John Hopkins has a fine poultry yard and expects to start rabbit farm soon.
 Joe Garland hasa fine girl at his house. but he has not realized yet that he is papa
 Mir Knight has been planting straw berries by the thousand on the F. II. Cherry farm.
 Don't say anything about our new school house until it is done. Mena will be behind the times.
 Last Friday night there was eleven cars of lumber to be shipped out. This is the largest in the history of our town
 The Pettfsh Mill Co. are getting their mill and planer in shape to go to work in few days at the switch. Mir. E. F. Pettifish is manager
 The Whiteley sawmill is humming again after two months sickness, but they had the misfortune Monday of bursting a saw, which knocked two men down
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
Dr. KeIley's Funeral.

The funeral of Dr. James D. Kelley was held Sunday afternoon in charge of the order of Knights of Pythias. A large concourse of friends and rela. tives gathered at the late home on Port Arthur avenue and followed the remains to White Oak cemetery foi interment. The services conducted by the lodge were very impressive. The following named gentlemen were pal bearers: J. o. Thompson, W. I. Boyer, Wm. Scroggins, W. J. Preston, J. H Randall, and L. s. Watson.
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

Kansas City. of which Mir. A. E. Still we'll is president; and he will have opportunity to utilize his wonderful financial abilities in advancing the interests of those companies and pro- perties.
 What the great Port Arthur route has become, together with the incal- culable benefit it has been and will be to the great and mighty West. in open ing up direct and close connection with deep water and ocean traffic ;s due very largely to MT. Stlwell and the men just appointed receivers of the road.
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
P. & (. RECEIVERS NAMED.
TRIMBLE, GILLHA7 AND MAR
 TIN APPOINTED.
ALL ARE FRIENDLY TO THE ROAD.
To Head Off UnfriendIy Eastern Stock Holders the Great Port Arthur Route Is Given a Recev-
 ship by Judge Gibson.

Word was received in the city yes terday to the effect that the Kansas City, Pittsburg X Gulf railroad south of Kansas City. had been thrown into the hands of receiver and no little
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
Legal Blanks.

Notice is hereby given to attorneys,
 justices of the peace, and the public in general. that full and complete line of legal blanks can be found at the Enterprise Store on Sherwood ave- nue opposite the depot. 7-tf
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

Mothers wishing strong, healthy girls should give them Simmons Squaw Vine wine or tablets as they approach puberty. Al
The Mena star., 1899-04-06
To Sell or Exchange.

A three-room cottage in. Mena Lot 1ooxlso, well improved. Will sell cheap for cash or exchange for house and lot in some town in Southern Kan sas or Missouri For information ad- dress MRS. A. A. THOMAS,
 l2 Ct " 12tf Mena, Ark,
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

Dr. M A. Simmons Liver medicine clears the complexion. gives buoyancy to the mind, cures heahache. regulates stomach, bowels and liver. Al
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

If you have cough, throat irrita- tion, weak lungs, pain in the chest, difficult breathing. croup or hoarseness let us suggest One Minute Cough Cure. Always reliable and safe. Hanes t Egolf.
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

When you salx for Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver medicine, see that you get it and not some worthless imitation. Al
The Mena star., 1899-04-06

Malaria cannot find Judgement in the system while the liver is in perfect or der. Dr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver medi- cine is the best regulator. Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Sie brbnrfebcnbe internatinnaIe
Sa6tresatta.

Nep gort, /. Mai. - Der
vNep : Wort ga9t { Club" bat jeBt
fein gorgramm fir bic @aiion 1899
ber0FentIi9t. Gins Der interefantez
item Greiguife 1T bic am l. Suli itattz
finoenbe @ettfobrt 5piiden Der neuen
columbia" unb benz Defender. "
Dur9 bas RsIuItat biefer Dettfubrt
foG tbatId6(i9 entI6teben tperben,
tpeI6es Der beiben S9iffe benNmerifaz
8e8er gegeu ben r@bamrod" bert6eiz
bigen foG. Sn Dem 9rogramm 1T Der
3. Sfto6er ais eriter Sag fir bic inter-
nationaIen 8ettfabrten feItgeIeBt NOR
ben. G5 mag aber iein, olB ipdter
nod Elm frii6srer Sermin feitgeTeBt
nirb.
0a in aGen internutionaTen 8dmz
pfen Der Sieger aus flint 8sttfahrten
brei gtpinnen muB, ebe er in ben 8eiiB
bes 8e4ers gelargt, pirb 5pti4en jez
Der Dettfa6rt Elm Rubetag ietn. Mdbs
renb Der erTten 5tpei Mo4en i'm Sepz
TENDER finben bic 8erfu4sfubrten 3piz
fden alien our 8faTe Der nGOlumbio"
unb Defender" gebDrtgen @egelf4iffe
ftatt, bur4 pel4e eHb9iiItig entI4ieben
tperben ToG, pel6es Boot benQmeritas
8e4er gu p~ertbeibigen bat.
Die So. idbrli8e Regatta bes Clubs
finbet am %. SUM- unb bic 81. iGbrz
Ii9e &reu3fubrt am z. NuguIt Ttatt.
gu oaer bieIen @eranI taltungen fteIt
Der Club feinen MitgIie6ern nit ibren
Oumen 8sgleftoumpfer our @erFiiz
durd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
9emeBsSag.

Retp < gort, I. Mai. = Der
0etpeD : Sag, ober Der erIte Sabrestdg
Der am 1. W1ui 1898 ftattgtfunoenen
gee16la6t bon Manila, fDurbe bsut'
bier Iotpo6L rpie in alien onoeren GRO
Boren Stdbten be5 2anoes Dnr3 QuSz
6dnqen BON 6Iaggsn, 4bfeuern BON
Golutf6uTen unO onoere Rnnogebrn@
qen bsqanqen. Sn ben @4uIen Fanoen
batriofif6e @sOentfeiern fatt, bic Dfz
Fentli6en 8ebdu0e 1paren fefttt9 gez
Idmidt, 8ereinigungen nno 9eieaz
i6QFbsn bielten 6eItbantette u6, unO
aud in Dielen 8ir4en gtba8te nran be5
Oepep<9ages.
8btIubeGpbto, 1. Mai. - 81
ne qroBe @8iffspuraoe fano 6eute our
SFeiar bes Oetpep : Cages auf Dem De-
[atpare ftatt. 3duienbe BON Maenz
fdsn, irI8lieBlid bes 8ouberneurs
gtpne unb Dss Mdpors NIbbrioge fiat
teten BEN Stronger u8aIeig6" 9eIu4e
nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
t1nirre wa6iEnbt Nnsfnhr.

Duf6tngton, .. g., 1. W1ai.
Die dmeritanii9en 5abritanten 6dz
ben i'm bergungenen Mpnat Den bod
FEN Grport gu Der8ei4nen, $685.
1873 an Wertb, 6ber Mehr als % PRO
3ent in irgenb einem borberge6en6en
Monat unb so 8ro8ent me6r als i'm
9ebruar 1899. SIN Mdr5 1898 be-
frud bic Qu8fubr BON 6dbritaten $28,s
214,450, i'm Mtdr3 1897 $50, 876, 861
unb i'm MlGr3 1896 $19,125, 795. Sur
an 8pei Oaten, Mdra uno DECEMBER
1898, erreihte bic 60be bas @rports
zines ein8igen Mpnats sos, 100000.
Die 3unubme beS exports be3iebt Ii9
auF ale 9ranfen.
Die QusFubr BON 6abritaten in ben
nit Mdr8 1899 abgeI9lofenen ntan
Monaten betruq an Mert6 $242, $685.
645 qeqen $208, 788,O3 i'm slei6en
9eitabf4nitt bes 80riabrea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
6nhn,s nirtbidaftLife @rrbaltniRe.

@afbtn9ton4 .. g., l. Mai.
= Silfsz g ieqsfetretGr Meifleiobn
bat einen pffi5isIen 9eri4t I6er bic
tpirt6f6qftli4tn @erbdltnife uuf Gu
bu ber0Ffentlidt. aus pel4em 6erDorz
gebt, baB iene ii6, 5unral mas ben Saz
baf betrifft, psientIi8 gebefert baden,
penn audi Der MungeI an 4rbeitsmitz
teln Ti9 INNER nod dnBerIt binoerli4
fH6l6ar ma4t. Die Subdternte beg
Sabres pirb uuf 100000 Sons GEE
i9GBt.
Die 3o1einna6men in fdmmtli9en
cubaniIden Soften luaren: Sanuar
$1,O61,228; 6ebruar, $976,918;
Ntdra, S1,261, 845. SIN 2aufe bes
MGr7 fnb 200 S9iffe bon i'm 8an3en
213,265 Sonnen, oubon LOT amerita=
niI6e, 80 enqIiffe, 26 fpanif6e unb
35 anberer Gambler, i'm 6ufen BON 6dz
puna eingetroHen. 4349 pafagiere,
bdrunter 1924 aus ben Der. @taaten,
TinO eingetrpfFen unO $3.50 baben 0uz
bana berafen. Die @inFubr na9 6az
oarpa tpGhrsnD Der bret leBten Monate
betrue Sc, 962, Die 4usfubp ST.
1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
6eiraths=0icrn3en.

RahIfebenbe Seiratbslicen3en muir
ben qeItern bonn Mftuar 2ibingIton i'm
Commons Ieusz8eri9 ausgeFe1t:
Sobn u. Rugenu unb Quguita Pelz
fe. 4pplitant s. u. Rugsnu, Nr. 724,
RobinIonzStr.
sSobn @btparb 9Iann bon Outlining
ton, Gel, unb Sena 8i1en- 4pplifdnt
G6arlss %, 8ramftslo, Nr. il, Sc
romeplace.
Charles Weiner unb &atie Meber.
Qppltfant Gbarles Weiner, gr. 1015,
MdbeirazSt
gilbert 2ambert unb Mba 5apel.
Qpplitant Gilbert 2ambert, Nr. 1888,
MeFts2omborbzStr.
Nrt6ur Spann unb 5lorence Wai6z
ington. 4ppIifdnt 4rtbur Spam,
Rr. 324, 201 Ctr.
Charles Grant unb SfeQa Mii1er.
@pplifant Gbarlss Grant, Nr. TO,
MiqifinzStr.
Gilbert Gaion unb Gamer 8eder.
4pplifdnt 9.Wolf, Nr.29, St@9eatbz
Ctr.
NiGiam 9ltgbes unb 5annieSmit
Qpplitdnt Wm. 9ug6es. Rr. 568, pre-
fton=Str.
MarIba1 %. Dorfep unb Minna
Maters. Qpplifant 9drriion Wtercer,
g.. 507, Bloom<Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Gus Paris entflnben.
S;eanmtte MonnD's Nbenteuer. - sic
4pirb pon Nep@Oorf na3 9auie
Qef9idt tperoen.

OIL
Nep : gorf, 1. Mai.-l1nter ben
8aiiiten : 9afagieren oe8 bon 9aDre
bier e%ingetroffsnen 9ampfer5 ga
Normmoie" beFano fi4 eins biibi4e
iunge 5ran30Tin, bic BON einem 46enz
teurer beranluBt tporben mar, i6r 81
tern6aus gu perlafsn. Die @intpanz
berunQs z 8e90rbe tpirb cine unterIuz
6unq ein[eiten, uno Der Gntfiibrer
nirb tpu6rf8einLi9 ber6aftet peroem.
ltntertpeg8 erfu6ren me6rere Pafd>
qiere BON Der G]ntfii9runq8 : 9ei4i4te.
sic tldrten bus MQb6en iiber ben
pa6ren G6aratter ibres angebli9en
5reunbe5 duF unb is ipro4 iofort
i6re 8ereitniQi9feit aug, nit benz
nGmlifen 9umpfer am nd4Iten Gam
Itug pieber 6eim3ureifer. Man berz
anitaltete cine Sammlung, bic 70 biel
ergob, Dab Elm 9afagei4ein fir bas
MGo9en getouFt peroen tonnte.
Den 4ngaben Der 8afagisre 3ufolge
bftBt bic Gntfubrte Seunnette Monnp.
Sic 1T bic So6ter elmer a~ngefe6enen
5amilie in 9ari8. Sic berblieb borz
Idufiq an Boro Der ga NormanOie. "
Der Mann, Der Ts angebti9 nu9 Utah
hringen poute unb Ie bur9 bu8 Ser
fpre8en, ibr cine quite NnItequng gu
beri4affen; bsranIoBt bate, nit ibm
9ierber gu reiien, ion Elm 4(benteurer
ieih Der Ii6 in QuittdIien, auf ben
OidmontfelDern in Mfritu uno duf
ben 9pairien i'm DeIten lumber getrie>
BEN bat. Der Mann beqab Ii9 geitern
@benb, unmittelbor ra6bem Der Dam
pier angelegt bate, an 2arb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
tina Iekte &Infferhr1n.

8reensburg, 9u., 1. Mai. -
Der 8erfauF bes beriibmten 81. 8inz
cent : 8ieres, bieTeB 6eliebtea &C.
brGues Der 8enebittiner : M0n4e, bat
in Der leBten Mo6e aufgebDrt. -
S9on Iange mar bon bo4gefeGten
tIrAli6en 9erIonen Elm Druid duf bic
MDn9e auggeiibt norben, bus 8ier=
brauen gum 3psd bes @eloertper6s
en3uIlellen. Elm @erlangsn, benz Ie
nun [4lsBli4 8e4nun9 9etragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
&lnnbifes OeihiGten.

M}e6r enttduI4te @otbfu6sr.- Capt.
tan Abercrombie'8 Expedition.
gbiGtQtsS noianer auF benz 4rtegss
pTabe.
SedttGe, Wofb., /. Mlai.-Au5
Der @eqenb ON gopperJRiper Iino 60
enttdui6s @oIbfu6sr 8uriidgete6rt.
Sic BADEN ouf Der pilben Sogo na6
Dem Slid fiir9terli6e @tropu5en Il.
2eioen erDuIban miifen. RGlte unO
Stor6ut bra6ten ibnen I4DereS I'M
fell. s. 6. @ppDptn BON Qullano,
Sal, Eat, pie bic Qnoeren, blrr6Storz
but I6per gelitter. Gr mar nit lei
nem 9eTdbrten Me8lep S9etoeder ent@
lang benz GopperzRiOer ms Snnsre
b~orgebrungen. 9Qlb erfrantte Ietn
9artner an Gtorbut, unb 80ootptn
tuO i'm auf einan G4litten, Inn ihn
no6 Der 8ifte gu bringen. Mit MiiRe
unO got6 errei6te er Die Miinoung
De5 G6itnug8iDer, iebo6 fein trdnter
9eIGbrte bate ousgelitten, er mar duf
Dem S6litten srfroren; i'm S4nee be-
grub er ben Sobten.
NuF Dem MeitermarT6e no4 Der
&iifte fam @Oobnin 3I einem Self, in
pel6em 5Ipei 8oloIu9er, 9iron 9utz
ton BON Mempbi8, Sem, unb 8. 9.
3aspling8 bon Qtttle Sod, DIRT, am
@torblgt barnieber lagen. Die pa
tienten QpilrOen bon @oobpin unO Ell
mem anberen @olofu6er, Der bes Nez
ges fam, auf einen S4litten gepdtt
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