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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

eff were going to California. l
would 20 in IA tourists sleeping car
remarked a Burlington passenger man
to an Omaha reporter the other day.
1.-THE improvements which the Pullman
company has recently madein tourist
ca rs place them in advance of the
standard, or first class sleeping cars of
ten years ago. To be sure there is
u othing elaborate about them, but
they possess every comfort a traveller
of moderate means demands. They
are clean, bright, warm in winter and
cool in summer, we'll ventilated aud
brilliantly lighted. The cars used for
the personally conducted once-a-week
excursions operated over several of
the railroads between Chicago and
California are especially good. They
have wide %vestibules, high back seats,
and Pintsch gas, and are just as hand
some i'll their way as any sleeping cars
ever built. They are first-class in
everything but name. During the
last ten years there has been a notice.
able improvement in the class ofpeople
who p~atronize tourist cars. l can
recollect when most of the passengers
we're Cinnamon and Italians. Nova
days, the educated and well-to-do are
decidedly in the majority"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.

Thirty five years ago Wednesday of
this week, Abraham Lincoln was re-
elected president of the United States,
in the face of the most desperate OPP
position that could be brought against
him. The country was in Il state of
war, but it was evident the rebellion
was in it's last throes of dissolution.
Gettysburg and Vicksburg had been
won more than a year before and yet
the opposition to the republican party
who met i'll Chicago and nominated
Gen. Geo. b. McClellen as their candi.
date for president, declared the war
a failure.
We have this week a cas- of history
repeating itself. All the opposition to
the republican party, composed of out
and-out traitors, the respectable the
orists and the dissatisfied people gen.
orally led on by the hungry ottice-seek-
ers, who, like Bryan, want Office for
"what money there is in it," and the
smaller calibre people such as Petit
grew and his ilk, have been making
every effort, honest and dishonest, re-
spectacle and disrespectable. to defeat
the party of progress and reform.
They have offered every encourage
ment to the enemies of the govern
ment and the administration, from
Aguinaldo down to Bryan, but the peo-
pie have risen in their might and
smote them hip and thigh. The re-
turns as we 20 to press indicate IL re.
publican victory in every state except
ing Maryland. Nebraska and Texas. by
maioritics 1unning way up into the
thousands. Our own state of South
Dakota has given an increased repub-
lican majority, the reported aggregate
being 10000. This is good enough for
one day and now while we have the OPP
position on the run we want to keep it
up until they are routed, horse, foot
and dragons.
The reports from the elections give
the republican pluralities as follows:
Kentucky, 7,CCo; New Jersey, 10000
Ohio, 5o,Goo: Massachusetts,. $4,000
Iowa, $4,000: Pennsylvania, 100000:
South Dakota, 10000.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10
NOTICE TO OWNER OF LAND BEFORE
IN tax deed shall issue.
tn Jocanh w RncLor aud I. ra Rrch.,

H
You are hereby notified that on the End day Of
November A. ID: 1897, the following described
piece or parcel of real estate, taxed n the name
of Joseph Il. Rucker and situated in the comfy
of Fall River, state of South Dakota, as follows:
East half of northeast qnarter and the east half
of the southeast quarter of section twenty-one
gu toWoship seven () south range five t5) east
sold for taxes then due and delinquent for the
year 1885, at tax sale by the treasurer Of said
county to Fall River county and was by said pur-
chaser duly assigned to Buffalo Gap Lumber Co.
who is now II, the lawful holder OF the certificate of
qtuent amounted to ss.75 and that subsequent
taxes to the amount of .s2O.ss have heen paid
with interest, penalty and costs ACQUIRED. sa,loo.
making total amount necessary to redeem $40 81
and in addition thereto, the cost of service of
this notice, together with such interest as may
accure after this date. must be paid, and hi the
right of redemption will expire and a deed for
said land he made within sixty days from the
complete service of this notice.
BUFFALO GAP LUMBER COMPANY,
By F. G. %SILKENsoN, Manager,
Lawful Owner Of Certificate.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
~ Department of the Interior, Land Office
ut Rapid City, S. d., Oct. 4th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
ana %s shst fi said p ppodt in will siiiPp Ss % 9a bis S slsim.
clerk circuit court Fall River County, S. D.,
ut Hot Springs, S. d. on Nov. 18th. 1899, viz:
WILLIAM +. WYATT,
II. T.. No. s5s7. for the southeast quarter of
section % townsAip 8 south. range 5 east of
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Joseph marty, james s.
shepard and Jacob Bingham. all of Cheyenne
Falls. South Dakota, and Ralph Small, of Hot
Springs, South Dakota.
FIRST publication Oct. IL. Register.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

MORTGAGE SALE.
vi Whereas. Default has been made in
the payment of the interest ON the money se-
1widower) Of the county OF Fan River and
state of south Dakota to the Black Hills Loan
nington and state of South Dakota and which
mortgage was recorded in the office Of the
T;ats ai s OF asea S. Sf the i soS% oay Ct FL Fall IL River River.
s.nges. on page 16s, ON the 18th day of March
1880, ut sos o'clock p. M, and
Whereas. No action or proceedings ut law
or otherwise have been instituted to recover
the debt secured. by said mortgage. or any
part thereof, and the said Black Hills Loan
and Trust Company is nov the owner of said
mortgage.
gage that If default would he made in the
payment of any portion of the principal or
interest promptly ct the time the same should
become due, or If default be made in the pay
ment of the taxes assessed or to be assessed
ON said premises, before the same shall be-
come deliin gu. then the whole some both
Whereas, Default has been made in the
payment of the taxes assessed on the said
real property as agreed by the said mortgage
or in the said mortgage: and
Whereas. The whole amount of principal
and interest has become due by reason of
such default and
Whereas, The amount claimed to be due
upon said mortgage. mt the date OF this notice,
u tllC Stlli u Illue HtlIIlIcu III uOl.
lars and twenty-five cents (S934.25l to wit: 1928
principal: and $3.50 u interest and the sum of
S1OS12 for taxes necessarily paid by said
mortgageea and SITES interest thereon from
date of payment thereof besides ten dollars
st.tutary attorneys fees stipulated for in
said mortgage.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage. and duly recorded ns afore-
said, and in pursuance of the statutes in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale of the m%ortgaged
premises therein described. ut public auction
at the front door of the court house in the
city of Hot Springs and count of Fall River
and state of South Dakota, on the 18th day of
November, 1Sa9. ut . O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day. The %mortgnged premises are sit.
uated in the county of Fall River and state of
South Dakota. and ure described as follows,
to wit:
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty, 20. and west half of
southwest quarter and southwest quarter of
northwest quarter of section twenty mine, 90
in township seven. 1,south of range six, G,east
Black Hills Meridian. containing one hun
dred and sixty. l6U acres. more or less) nc
Dated at Hot Springs. South Dakota, this
18th day of September A. ID. 1889.
The BLACK HILLS LOAN AND TRUST Co.,
MOrtgagee.
LOOM1s S GULL,
Attorney for Mortgage.
First publication October6 6, 1889.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

Gen. Fitz Lee talks as though he re-
garded American protection of Cuba
as a permanent necessity.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10
Sale.

The Martin Valley stock company
have for sale , registered and / high
grade red polled bulls; l highgrade
southern bull: 3 highgrade shorthorn
bull calves.
Address VIM. O'Banion.
Buffalo CAP.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

SuMMoNS.
- In the Circuit Court Seventh Judicial
Circuit. within and for the county of Fall
River and State of South Dakota.
Clara Hansen, plaintiff, versus Henry Axel
Hansen, defendant.
Tn State of South Dakota sends greeting
t" the above named defendant:
Yon are hereby summoned ind required to
answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, II copy of which is hereby served
upon yo'!, md to serve u copy of your answer
on the subscriber ut his office III the city of
Hot Springs. south Dakota. within thirty
elusive of the day of service. and If you fail
to answer this complaint within that time,
relief demanded in the complaint. S''
dated mt Hot Springs, south Dakota, this
!th day of September A. d. 1889.
WILSON & WILSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
First publication Now q.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
OFFICIAL PAPER Of CITY AND COUNTY.

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY STAR.
$3.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Otherwise as Follows:
One Year....... $500 Six Months ....... 81. 90
Three Months, so cents.
The STAR is published every Friday.
Short newsy communications and local
news items, are cordially solicited.
STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY,
JAS. b. HEDGE, Editor.
Entered at the Hot Springs postofiice as
second-clnss matter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

Professor of Languages and Philoso-
ply in Black Hills College.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

2euten elm sutes 8eiipiel gu sebsn, bd
tparen ibm bieIelben I9ou SuOorgetomz
men. Bon allen Setten I9iittelte man
benz aus benz StrafbauIe beimgetOms
menen Bauer bic Sanb. Sober fiiblte
ts, er mar ia Elm @erbre6er piber Dils
len eeporben.
aber felbIt bi. @erI9loFeniten fiibIs
ten ii9 bineerifen, als Der iebr ges
alterte 9oIOegeer, bus 8inb bes Degz
giitlers an Der Sunb fibrenb berans
fam.
2aut aufT6lu95enb fant Der Seims
getommene in bic &nie unb .pergrrb
iein 9eii4t i'm 2odentopf bes 9naben.
Der Pfarrer aber legte .ieine Sano
iegneno uuf ben S4eitel bes 9niesns
ben.
Mit frsubis aufleu9tenbem 4uge
i6aute er auf feline tpadsre 9emeinbs.
~4ngit unb Surt bub' / sebabt",
Ipra6 er. dor benz Q%ugenblid, ben mir
jebt erleben. 8ergslt's Gnt Soft, lisbe
2eute, 10 peib meine Saur iein, aber
70 i9Dns Gbriitnadt bah / no nit ers
lebt. 9lorta! 9loria!" - limb .9loz
ria" iaugen nit ibm ale @ngel i'm
Simmel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

9ariiber T6pebt, an einem 9rabtz
itdnglein bsfeitigt, elm GnseI nit benz
p9loridSettsl!".
Rin9sum fnisen bic betenben Sirten
in tiroIiIder 9stpauoung unb auf aleK
Wesen unb Stsgen SeS tiinitlthen
9erges iiebt man alIerlet 9eItalten aus
Der 9eeenipart. BORT por benz Sdusz
den priieslt Elm S6uItermeiiter Ieinen
2~ebrbuben, bann briiben tOmmt Elm
MiiGer nit ieinem @islein bon Der
Miible, cuf beren Rab elm Streifen
Granddaughter, bas Wafer porItellenb,
nieberfGqt. Sin S9esrenf6leifer, elm
&urren3ieber, elm &rurentrGger. ar
bieie SOrffiguren biirfen in elmer prz
bentli6en &rippe ni6t feblen.
Weit binten aus ben 9leti9ern fpmz
men bunn bic beiligsn brsi &0ntge.
&aipar auf einemGlepbanten, MeLhior
auf etnem &umeel unb 8alt6uiar nuf
einem S6immet reiteno.
Der Bauer riidt Ii6 einen Stnb1
gum Slid, ieBt iid ben RaIentIemmsr
uuf unb lieft bas @pungelium bon Der
9eburt gbriiti, pel9es ale 4npeIens
ben tnieenb Dor Der Srippe anb6rsn-
Die 9Guerin i9lei6t Ii9 inbefen
init einem S9iiFsldsn, in rsl6em ii6
lie orei Stid bon ben peri6iebtnen
Sorten Der friidsebadenen 3rapfen
f%befinoen, Dor bas Saus unb ite1t es
auf ben srOBen Stein, in ipsl9em Der
Ssngelitod eingeIafsn lit.
..Salissn 5rGulsin f60nen @ruB
Nebmt 8rapfen beut' itdtt Sdfermub.
9ebiitet @teb unb Selo unO Saus.
Solicit es bon allen llngliid aus"
Die nSatigen 6rGulein" Ttnb quite
Seen, pel9e ben 8erslersleuten po6Iz
molten uno lie ulImegs beI9irmen unb
bei9iiben.
sic re9nen es Der Sausmutter aud
bob an, ipenn lie BEL fsitli6en 4nlGIen
ni6t bergtBt, einen Softer" BON ben
guten Sather aus Der Slide our Rddts
3eit Dor bs Sbiir auf ben 9engelitein
Su fteqen. limb rt6tig, am Mpraen,
ipenn bic 8Guerin na6Idauen 9ebt,
fiub bic Sahen Sumeiit aufgegefsn
= tpenn bic 9aBen Sunser ssbabt has
ben.
SIT bic Gseenne uub Der barauf iols
ssnbe ROisntraHS gu @nos, banu ieBsn
ii6 bic 2euts nm ben runoen Gbtii6
unn bic S6muuferet beoinnt. Iut'
elm mG9tiger 3rus SIiibpeiu itebt bes
rsit, I'm ii9 gu ftdrtsn fir ben mitter'
uGdtIiden Sirdgans bur9 bic per'
i6nsttsn @ese.
llebsraI sebt Cd nun freilid ni&t 10
feItlt4 Der. benin bas Slid III ni6t in
allen SGuftrn gu 9aits.
r8etm Weggiitler" nennt mar bds
tlsius Sdusaen am @aIbssrdnp. ghl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

Eangiam idrttt Der arme damn aur
Sbir uno beIprengte Ii9 mebaniI9
aus benz Weibbrunntriiglein, tpeltes
bort am PfOiten bling. Ho6 einen Bid
mari er ringsum in bic Stube, ais
ipolIte er 4bf9ieb nebmen fir lange
3ett. Damn i9ritt er in bic Ra4t
binaus, geleitet pom 9emeinoeporItes
Der, Der ben 8erbre6er ieIbIt in Der
Stabt brauben BEN 9eri6te iiberlies
fern pollte. Sn Der tleinen Stube aber
tniete bas Weib Dor benz Bible Der
i4mer5baften Wutter 9ottes. Die 9ss
f~dlteten SGnbe belt lie an bic be6enOen
Gippen, bic feline Dorte gu former pers
modten. Sbr Itummes 9e6st dber purs
be ii6er ptritanben.
Die Wslt bat ibr WintertIeib ans
ge5pgen. Die Wegs finb ale tief pers
f9neit, bic Carmen uno Gidten laFen
tief bic 4site bGn9en uno bic s3auns
pfG6Ie baben peibe SGub6en auf.
Sn ben 9eb0ften rinasum riiftsn i'd
bic 2eute gum 8irdsang. Sic frsuen
ii6 barauf, benin bic lisben Gneel bas
ben bic glGn5enbe Wonbi9sibe mittsn
in oas 5irmdment gei9oben, I'm ben
Meni9en ba unten ben Deg gu be-
leu6ten.
aud i'm Weggiitlerbdus6en madt
man 3uriiitunsen gum mitternG9tIis
den Sang.
Der alte SaglObner in ieinem 0ets
termantel, bic fu9spslSbeIebte Sbrsns
tdppe uuf benz iilb.rpeiben 8opfe, bat
ben tleinen Spni Dor iit iteben unO er=
SGbIt: ga, ia, Sonerl, in Der bsiligen
Nd6t tDnnen b'9lodeu gar reoen.
Sor6 lei ANAL. ME iie beimSburmfens
tier aubiruaf'n: 3uerit bic 8loanits:
Sin Sinb lit seboren! Gin Sinh 1T sss
boren! Sin &inb 1T ssborsn!
Rudber tommt bic 3peit': Sag,
mo benin! Sag, mo bsun! Sag, mo
benn!
SEPT brummt bic Drift bdsipii9en:
Sn Bethlehem! Sn gstblsbem! Sn
Bethlehem!
limb nad6er fdrsien uub jau9ssn
ollie 5'fdmm: 4IeIuid, Der !Seilanb
iit's! 4Isluia! a1sluia!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
S66ftes 3artsefabI.

Srau gobn erbGlt elm 3beaterbiIet
susei9idt. Sic peib ni9t, mas segez
ben piro uno I9idt tbrs &09in CUR
nG6itsn platatIGuls, nm nat3uIebeu.
Der Sbeater5sttel tiinbist Die Siis
bin, Sper BON SaleOp an. Die &iiz
henfee tommt nit perlegener Wiene
Suriid, unb es entipinnt ii9 folgenOer
Stalog:
Srau: rNu, Rarie. mas tuirO gee
eebsn9"
SO9in: ~ Opsr."
6rdu: nWas fir cine Spsr9"
80din: rSult a Sper.",
Sruu: rSte perben bob ni6t 10
bumm ieiu, bab Sic BON Der nG6iten
Strabenede bis bierber ben SiteI Derz
pefen! Wie beiBt benn bic Sper9"
&0din Tin bOdfter 9erlegenbeiD:
Die - bic bic SIrasIitin.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

Soft lei Dir sndbis unb a bic pettt
lide @ere6tisteit. DAB Su mein'
Chr unb mein guten Rumen in S9uB
gtnommen bait, Der liebs 9Ott i'm gins
mel berselt Sir'8 piel tauienbmal. S
mill Oir's Oerselten, buB / alllpess gu
Dir bait in treuer 2ieb'. limb penn's
fein muB, oas 2anS OerluT' / nit Dir.
lpeun 8eraGtung uno Sab unberer
2eut' 0i' Dertreiben iollen, uno pdr's,
| miifet ben 9etteltarren Sieben. 90,
unb iebern 9eb' in 9ottes beiligem Ras
men; auf'n 9'ri9t 1T 9ein Ylab."
Ser 8oriteber reidte benz tapferen
Weibe bic Sanb. Ils Der Weggiitler
uufitano unb cine 9spegung gegen bic
&ammer ma9te, mo er iein &inb i9Iu>
fenb puBte, ipebrte Iein Deib: nGrit
muB Define Seel rein iein, ua6ber
tannit 9u Sinb pieoer griffin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
@rortal
CINE @eibnadtsseididtt aus ben Ssrsea
opn Carl &pli.

opn 9arl RSolt.
Die Welt bat i6t Wintertleih angs-
sogen. Stute baben bic Mduner ina
Dorfe ben san5eR Sag fleiBis gearbei'
tet uno ben Wng aussef4dufelt, Der
binauf our Sir6e fiibrt. Sc pat bies
Elm alter 8rau9, Der eissntlth ben
2euten ipenia frommte. Die SduIer
bss 9Orfes Fnb ipeitum Ssrftsut iiber
BITE Wieien unb Selber Bis binauf gu
ben 8~ersbSfen, bic pte SnIrIn mitten
i'm Walbnnere itebsn. Die @inppbner
biefer 9skOfte mubteu ben Deg miibs
fslis nit S9nsersifen autreten, fpenn
iie Sur gtrde ipput.u. 8oraus bic
frdftiseH MGnner, buuR bas Weibss
bolt -uno gum SdluB bic 8inber,
SieTe pur5elten alerbtugs oft in biz
S9neeneben, benin iie tonnten bic nett
ous9reifenben S9ritte Der @rpuhfts
ren ni9t einbalten. slber bas mudts
ibnen nlr Spab. Mun bate ia pprs
seIprst gu Sauie fir IpI9e uufdls.
Msrmel unb SDfen tuurben nit Rismen
feit Sugei6niirt unb nm ben SGis nur
elm Sud geI9lungeu, buB Der S6nee
oui9t einbringe. So, bic Mdsnletn
ibatten ipgar SOieu an bon ben Bril-
bern.
limb erit beute in Der G6riTtnndt ]
3tpei Sage unb cine Ra9t ipur S6nse
gefanen, 10 baB man ben @es II an
ben 3aunpfGblen ertennen tonnte, BON
benen ieber Elm peibes SGub9en auf
bate. Die Selbsr unb Wieien trllgen
cine pei9e, petBe Sede, auf peltber bic
&rdben berumbipften unb tpp man bic
Spuren fab, tpte fi9 elm f6ldues
Gii4slein gum Siibneritaa eri9liden.
Mus ben&umtnen BERG 5og
Der Rau6, benin unten in Der &ii9e am
Serb ftanbsn bic 8duerinnen nit bod
rotben Wan9en unb buten &rapfen
unb pfannen5eIten in f4peren Mens
gen.
Sn ben Stuben unb 8ummern !tuitb
gsI9euert, eetpaI9en unb espubt, bab
Bauer unb 8nedt fat uiht mifen,
ipobin iid fliidten.
Damn fommt bic ie6ste @benbftuns
be. Die 2eute bsrIammeln ii9 in Der
eroben, setGfelten. aussmetnen Stube.
Sn elmer @de tit cine tleine &rippe
aufsefte1t, Bethlehem mitten in elmer
Stroller 2anbI9aft. SeIhneite unb
b~ereifte Serge fdauen beruieber alIf ben
Stall, in pelfem bus S%eIutinblein,
fGuberli9 einsefatI9t, in Der &rippe
liest. Der RGbroater 81. Suiepbus i'm
eelben Mdntel unb bic bimmlifde
Mutter i'm blauen &lsibe fniesn bane>
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
Dormi, dormi. o Bambin,
Re diyin!


limb betenb fnten Ollie nteber, ala
fdpsbten bic Gnsel iiber ibren Sdup'
tern.
8is tief in bic Radt miiHsn bic
2idtsr am gbriitbaum INNER tpieotr
erneu.rt tperoen; neue Gruppen bitten
UNI ginlab. ie tommsn unb seben nit
feierIi9em 9rube. SrauBsn 1T es lau
urb iternentlar, ala ipoute bic Ndtur
mitfetern; finssnbe S9aureu sieben
bis gum MOrsen ppriiber, unb lieblt4.
unb bod 70 ieltium aHmutbenb, tDnt %
INNER unb INNER tpisber bur9 bic
Stiae Der beiIisen Ra9t:
Dormi, dormi, o Bambin,
Re divin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

(Sm @sIdafte.) sd puBts ia,
bab sic pieber tommen! Sier lit bus
berseFene 9udet!" -
(Sm Srumpappasen.) nSO9ite3eit,
bab i9 nab Saufe TONNE = es lit Bee
reits feds llbr! - @ber bu lieber
StmmeI, ieBt babe id bod pieOer nur
feds padete! = Old ia = i'm &uffee'
bauie biirfte i9 zines perseFen BADEN
- alio fdneI pieber ausiteigen!"
(Sm &affeebaufe.) nRosl, elm
padet babe i9 bier bsrseFen! Sieben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
Il. girb. ,,nh tni,t. ES n;,h,r r,b.r

Oie Stride unb tniete Ii9 ni.ber neben
ben tpeiRenben Wann am SenIter.
2isbtptenb leste is ibren Qrm UNI ieis
ne S6ulter. nSoni. / bin BEL Dir in
uller 2ieb' unb Sreu unb bleib' BEL
Dir aaeoeit unb allerorts."
Del @oriteber aber bate in Der Sds
triitsi ben alien ebrtpiirbisen pfarrsr
%abgepartet, unb als er nit ibm bins
austrdt auf ben 9ottesGder, Jim ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

- 9dIgen1umor. Sunse
Srau: -Wama tbeilt mir eben nit, boB
fe uns in unisrem 9eim dufiuden
mill" Mdnn: Limb mann Itebt uns
bisie Seimiu9uus kpur2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

rRuu, Guis
den. mas peibt Du bon g(bdm unb
gpa9" 9lein G1i9en: Die bsibsn bas
ben ben sritsu Roman auf GrbsR srs
lebt,~ -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
gSeibna6ten tn Soraeno.

2SCtUNuubteW w
Qm Sube bes muleriI9en Monte
goglia unb Der sertliifteten 0enti bt
pecfia (3Gbne Der often, pie bieisr
Berg ieiner ieltTamen 5Orm tpegen ges
nannt pirb) liest stptf9en Rebbiigeln
unO iippissm &aitaniengebDls has gum
IdpeiSeriiden Suntun Seiiin gebDrigs
Dorf SorasnO, OsiIen geI4iiBte 2ase
unb ~dnrsssnbs 8srsIuft es in gang Bee
[onberem MaBe gum Rurprt geeignet
MAIDEN, ipo i9on mun9sr 2eibenbe
Silfe unb 2inbsrung sefunOen bat.
Der tleinen 0orfiapeae nit ibrem 5iers
Ii9en 9lodentbirm9en gegeniiber itebt
rim rsiSenbes 2unbbdus, bds cine Serz
rafe nit Sleanbers, Seigsns unb
Rprtbenbdumen BON erStrube trennt,
unb beTen 9dlton nett ins SbdI bins
nbblidt unb Elm retaenbes 2usinslanb
fir feline 9Gite bilbet, Gs 1T bic &urs
aritalt rSberapia".
Mertpiirbis 1T bic Dirt, tpie bic Be
ppbner BON Sordgnp bas Deibna9tss
felt feiern. WG6rsnb BEL uns Weibna4s
ten pbne Gbriitbaum gar ni4t bents
bar 1T, ssftuItst fid bort bic @sibs
na6tsfeier gang anbers. Statt i'm
gebeisten Stiibden bebdsli9 benz
S9ne.seItDbsr brduBen Su3uIe6en,
fuitpanbeln bic &ursaite i'm berrli4s
fen SOnnenfdein unb pfliiden duf ben
BieIenM ablisb9tn unS ansmonen; ia
BsiI&sn unb Gbtlamsn feblen ni9t. Sn
benz 9orfe felbit, bds on Saubertstt
ale umltegenben iibtrtrtfft, 6errfdt
srObe @sfddftisteit nit gimern unb
BeIen. Die WGnbs tperbsn nit 2orbssr
unb Mbrtbensipeisen bidt beitedt unb
bas Seuer brennt auf Dem niebrigen
6erbe; Inn ben RamiH berum fiBt bic
camille, bic Sbiir often laFenb, benin
am @eibna6tsbeilisabsnb tommen bic
Nadbarn nit benz liebsnS .sensfpru9,
unb iiberal tDnt bic monotone uRb
bod 70 srsreifenbe Weiie bes uralten
Pialms BON Der Adorazione di Gesu
Bambino.
Sci ben ,Svizzeri" (OeutI6s
SdtpeiSern) dber finb bic 2ihter am
Sannenbaums f9on beruntergebrunnt;
bd bor9! Elm 9.rduid BON sebdmpften
@timmen, SuBtritts, unb piOBlid ers
tDnt elm StGnb9en BON Mdnneritims
men:
Bel bambin = Coresin -
Tutto amoroso!
S6neu tperben nun 3er39en duf
ben Baum aufssfebt, bruubeu funtelH
bic Stsrne, unb aus ben Ssnitern
itrabIt Der 2t9terfdein. Die @artens
pfOrte muB s%sOffnet perben, unb nun
tommen fe bic MGnnlstn unO bic
Meiblein, 6erein, baIb neugierie, balb
anbGhtig. Gin tleiner 8ube bat IS ibs
ntn perratbsn, bub bic rSbiSSeri" ets
men beiIigen 8ambino (SeIustnabsn)
baben.
Sn benz 3imm.r 1T elm arippden i'm
RdminT6oob uufgebdut, mittsn unter
9dlmen unb 8aumfurrsn i'm Mooie
eebettst liest Elm bon @ads bOFirtss
SeIustinblein. lleber benz &dminiims,
spiI6sn pbdntdItif6em 9IGtteripert,
itebt elm buftiges Bib BON preba 9lms
brosiO, cine 9ersicsns BEL erlpadenbsm
Morgen. Sat meint man bi, Ratur gu
ieb.n, 10 erbabsn 1T bic bsilige Stins,
psIde uuf bisiem 2dnbi9uftsbilb.
rubt: am Sori5ont Der S6ein zines erz
lDihsnben Sternes. am 8er9rdube bds
aufiteis.nbe SriibIi4t; bieS9utten Der
Ruht umbiiqen nod bic ihlafenbs
Seerbe. nur elmer Der Sirtsn bat iid
aufssri9tet unb f6aut b.tenb mad
Often.
Stumm finb bic 8sIud,r in bic Be-
tradtuns bes Bibles psrIuntsn; ba
intonirt cine CARTE Mdbdenitimme bic
tinbIi9s Weiis BET 4~boraSione:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

9it 9.u.. bdttsn Iid btsber tpeuis
nm ben Gri9lasenen attiimmert. Dun
proueis Der 9orfteber beFsu llebertras
gung in bic Qstha;taDele an unb .einiz
&c Rdnner iibernabmen bic 9snadriG.
ttgung an ben 9olSsggsrbauer.
9as urme Wsib i6rit duf in ibrem
S9mer5, als Der 9smeinbeporItebsr.
ben urmen Siinber an Der Settle, bic
neutrality-suspicious. erSGblte.
Sic gefuann absr bulo bic Sdfung
fpieosr.
gtit neutrality-suspicious. Rubt
pddte lie etpas WGide gu sinsm
9iinoel unb bann trdt lie auf ibrsn'
Wann gu. Der nieoerseI9mettsrt auf
Der 8ant an Der Stubenipanb Iab.
sSp bait iaper a%eiinbiat. Soni.