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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
Sand Gate Items.


Correspondence Of the Beacon)
This spring MI Ripple, Of Baltimore,
bought the 400 acre Cole Creek farm on
the Patuxent, Immediately below For
rest wharf, aud planted ninety acres Of
it in broom corn He has been harvest
ing his crop all summer and has lots Of
il yet to cut Broom corn resembles In
dian corn in general appearance, but the
stalk is Simmer, harder and taller; the
leaves are fewer, shorter and narrower
and stand out stifliy at right angles from
the stalk. II has no ears on the stalk,
but bears lis grain on the tassel in small
seed, as often seen in the ordinary house
broom. The first tassel that puts out Is
cut just before II begins to ripen the
seed. Then in few days three or four
other tassels start out from the next
joint below, which, after some weeks,
are ready for cutting. These tassels are
called the brush" A fair crop is five
hundred pounds of "brush" to the acre,
which Is worth on an average about five
cents a pound to the grower The yield
varies aocorping to the land and the sea
son, and the price varies according TO
the market. The spectators try to cor
ner the crop as they do with wheat;
therefore sometimes the price is away
up high; at others very low down. The
stalk is rather hard for fodder, but adj
mirable for turning under as fertilizer.
Mr. Ripple used only two tons Of com
mercial fertilizer on the whole ninety
acres, letting fall little in the drill
with the seed at planting time Itnoeds
about four workings Mr. Ripple is In
terested 10 the Ripple Broom Corn Fac.
tory In Baltimore, and sends oil his crop
there. The crop natures in about nine
~ days from the planting He says Il
will grow anywhere that will make In
dian corn. and will make about the same
relative growth and yield There is
risk In the crop, In this, that you never
know what the total acreage for the year
will be Ono year Kansas planted one
hundred aud thirty.four thousand acres
and the next year only thirty.niae thous-
and, bat he thinks the crop is safe foran
average price Of five cents pound,
which would be 500 ton, though Il
huc,uales from $40 10 $40 ton. The
crop IS packed and pressed in bales Of
goo lbs zach and shipped TO Baltimore,
where there arc more than twenty fac.
tories making brooms.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
Dance at Charlotte Hall.

Reported Tor the Beacon.
The Charlotte Hall Baseball Club dis.
banded on Friday, September 9Th, and
ended a most successful season with q
dance in the Gymnasium, which was a
most delightful affair. notwithstanding
the wafmnoss Of the wcathoy The night
was perfect one. the moon shining al
the while
The ball players were thoroughly de-.
lighted at the enjoyment manifested by
by the routers aud spectators OF the va
rions teams. The Charlotte Hall team
played nine games during the summer
aud won seven, which was fine record
considering the fact that Bryantown,
Prince Frederick, Laurel Grove, etc.
claim 10 be something warm
II Is 10 be hoped that more teams viii
organize and 9 league be formed next
year rs so much interest was shown by
the public In the games this summer,
The Charlotte Hall team won the
prize offered by Messrs James Bowling
and James Harrison.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13

Sunday last on the trip down, The
Weems' Line Steamer, Northumberland
broke her steering gear when near AL.
exandria and returned to Washington
steered by tiller, for repairs. The Poto-
mac reached Washington about a. m.
Monday and took the freight and pas
sengers of her sister ship and made her
trip, reaching Leonardtown at 1870 a.
m, Monday.
The shIrtwaist man and the netwaist girl
Go hand in hand today,
And the people year after year keep on
Throwing their clothes away.
The coat and the vest are cast aside
And where is the feecy shawl?
Our clothes get thinner and fewer-what
Will be end of it all 2
Oh, what will the shirtwaist man take next
From the things he has to wear?
And what viii the netwaist girl throw of
From the shoulders now half bare?
The shirtwaist man and the netwast girl
Go rollicking doWn the way
Have we started style that is going to end
With the old fig leaf some day?
Chicago Times Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
81 Iereme's CO..

thcF0FteI Tor the beac9n.f
Politicians seldom show themselves In
the Neck, and promlscs, kind Of cur.
rency that Is easy TO issue, but difficult
to redeem, are not made
Farmers succeed well ia saving blades.
tops and tobacco, They will realize 8
fair yield Of corn. Their tobacco Is iiue.
SO far as we know fow citizens pos.
soss an uneven, irritable aud fretiul
temper, consequently the various organ
ic seoretiuns are not arrested, altered or
modified, Not much dram drinking,
which aows the seeds Of physical and
mental deterioration.
"W.o.a" and e ee' are frequently
heard Following is being done.
Whew Mercy Oh, what large mos
quitoes and their bite is very painful
and poisonous Hartshorn is good
treatment Rub it on the affected part.
No rabid animals have visited the
Neck; so we have no cases Of hydropho-
bia to report Thanks
Mrs. Dies has returned from the East
ern Shore She enjoyed her visit there.
Mr.. Maurice Norris reports that mos
quitoes in his section OF the Neck are
very annoying. They certainly remind
one Of the similar pests that are reported
TO be numerous in season in Alaska.
Their sting tblte y Is perfectly awful
Miss Rosa Milburn has been appointed
teacher of the Neck school The patrons
speak well Of her as a teacher Her
actions are characterized by impartiality,
and her pupils like her.
NOODLE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
John Pelham.

just as the spring came Laughing through the
strife,
With all Its gorgeous cheer;
In the bright April Of historic life
Fell the great cannoneer.
The wonderous lulling of a hero's breath,
His bleeding country weeps~
flushed in the alabaster arms of death,
Our young Ma. cellus sleeps.
Nobler and grander than the child of Rome,
Curbing his chariot steeds,
TYis knightly scion of Southern home
Dazzled the land with deeds.
Gentlest and bravest in the battle brunt,
The champion Of the truth,
He bore his banner to the very front,
or our immortal youth.
clang Of sabers mid virginlan snow,
The fiery pangs of shells
And there's a wall Of immemorial voc,
In Alabama dells.
The pennon drops that led the sacred band
Along the crimson field;
The meteor blade sinks from the nerycless
hand
Over the spotless shield.
We gazed and gazed upon that bcauIeous face,
While 'round. the lips and eyes,
Couohed In the marble slumber, flashed the
grace
OF "a divine surprise.
o mother of a blessed soul on high
Thy tears may soon be shed
Think Of thy boy with princes OF the sky,
Among the Southern dead.
How must he smile on this dun world beneath,
Fevered with swift renown-
He-with the martyrs Rmarantlane wreath
TwInlng the victor's crown
james X. Randall
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
Orphans Court.

Tuesday, September II, 1900, Court
met--Judges Key and Coppage on the
bench.
S. Gladys Dillow, administrators,
authorized to use International Trust
Company of Maryland as depository for
funds Of estate OF Joseph A. Dillow, de-
ceased.
John w. Jones, guardian to Mary ".
Butler, authorized to expend 800 annu-
ally for education and maintenance Of
ward
First and final account of Henry b.
Fenwick, administrator of Ellen r. Fen
wick, examined and passed and distri-
button ordered.
Last VIII and Testament OF Sarah ~
Greenwich, filed and admitted to probate.
Court fixed bond of Executors, William
f. and Francis f. Greenwich at $1,000
On application by petition Of William
Woodland, guardian to Robert Wood
land, Court authorized said guardian to
invest $3.50 or $3.50 in unincumbered
real estate.
Court adjourned to Tuesday, septem-
Der 1S, 1900.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
Hillville Items.


The weather last week was fine for
saving fodder, but a little hard on to-
bacco. Another rain is greatly needed
TXA dwelling on Drum Cliff property
owned by Mr. Edwin +. Roberts and oc-
cupied by Samuel Coats, colored, was
destroyed by fire on the night Of the 4th.
The steamer Westmoreland passing
about 2 a. M. Wednesday morning no
ticed the outburst of flames and blew her
whistle to arouse the inmates, who bare
ly escaped with their lives, losing eve
rything, even their clothing.
Mr. Robert Williams, of Oakland"
was admitted as member of the Mary
land Bar by the Court OF Appeals last
week.
Mr.. Harry f. spalding has returned
to Baltimore NJ
Nights are so cool here now that each
morning we feel it impossible that It
can get very hot that day, but by 10
o'clock we find old Sol still muscular,
and by o'clock the 90 mark is left far
behind.
Mosquitoes have taadc their appear
ance in places along the river slope, but,
so far, the table-land here has that pleas
ure yet in reserve.
Mr. John w. Williams has retained
from the Convention. The nomination
of Mr.. Camaler gives great satisfaction
here. It Is thought here he will draw
many votes from the other side in this
neiphborhood
Farmers are cutting tobacco They
report fair crop generally.
From August 10 to September 30 Is
chills aud fever time. SO far no case in
this neighborhood The Doctors say
that If we only had little more rain
there might have been some business In
that line Thus even the drouth has its
compcnsations.
Delicious peaches still abound about.
Mr. Hutchins, Of old PatuXent Farm
shows first fruits from native Seeding
on his place, four years old The peach
is free.stone, very large, symmetrical
in shape, fairly well colorod, excellent
flavor; ripe September 9Th
Your publication Of Altgeld's ilaying
OF Teddy much enjoyed here
Moonlight visiting parties lively this
week.
Watermelon time about over
Ten days ago the Sumac was fam.
boyantly gay in its bright, yellow gold;
now II is sedate in deep maroon
Mrs Carrie Spalding entertained Faith
er Morgan and Father Riehley Tuesday.
Judge Dunno is still looking up land
for his proposed colony, but says he has
not determined on any location yet.
Because of a still Eastern breeze on
the morning of the sth instant the smell
Of the sea shore was distinctly noilceu.
bic on the table-land here.
Chcstnuts are beginning to show on
the trees as well as elsewhere
Mrs Rebecca Cough, Of Riverside, Is
spending the week with friends in Chap
tico.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hutchins, who
have been visiting Mrs. Floyd aud Miss
Ida Hutchins at Sotterly, returned to
their home in Philadelphia
Miss Agnes Thompson, OF Hollywood,
has returned from two weeks visit to
the Misses Kennedy at Rose Croft and
Miss Paula Coad at Cherry Field
Mr. Frank Schoolfeld from Baltimore
is visiting the family Of Mr.. Williams,
of Oakland. =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
Guarantee Bond.

We hereby guarantee each and every
garment bearing our label to be free
from imperfections in material and
workmanship, to be sewed throughout
with the best standard silk, tailored by
the best skilled custom journeymen tail
ors, and made OF reliable fabrics only,
thoroughly sponged, shrunk and REIN
ished, Should any of Rose & Co.'S gar.
ments prove unsatisfactory for reason
Of not being as above represented, they
may be returned to us to be replaced.
All garments made by us are guaranteed
TO fit perfectly. See l.. A. Jones & Son
when you want suit. lady.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13

Having bought directly from the larg-
est factories In New York, t. A. Jones
Il Son can now offer you the correct
styles in Fall Goods, such as Ladies and
Childrens Goats, Dress Goods, Millinery,
Shoes, Boys Hats and Caps, Gents Fur
nishings, &c. Don't fail TO see our line
Of Kangaroo Shoes as we have them
from child's No 8 to woman's No. 0.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13
Another Cold Winter
Is Coming

and we are prepared to make you COM
Portable. | have my store filed with
choice goods The newest and latest
things ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13

The Rev. Archdeacon Holden will
preach at Trinity Church, st. Mary's
City, on Sunday, Sept 10th, at II o'clock.
a. m. Owing to the absence of the Rec
tor there will be no service at st. Ma
RVS Chapel, the Ridge, that day.
M. +. MINN1oK, Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13

A. A. Lawrence will close out his stock
OF goods. He is offering great bargains
to turn his goods into money. New
stock at low prices old stock and goods
out of season for little. Call and see.
Advertisement in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-09-13

There will be services on Leonard
town Circuit as follows; Mt. Zion, II
a. m; st. Paups, Sunday School, 2.3O p.
m, and preaching $3.50 p. m; JOY Chap.
ell, preaching, 730 p. m. Protracted ser
vices at JOY Chapel every night in the
week except Saturday.
Pastor, ]. EyERETT METTEE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

Sc fotter bic gnsldIiber beuti4e
'SdiHe wesnehmen, eeito mebr Hus=
ii@t bot &aiier 8ilbelm aaf cine pers
Sr6berte Slotte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Cine tntemfpe; Smbianatipn

sesen bas unuerlddmte Nlbien bat Ii9
bes 9elammten beutl6en Bottles be-
mddtist, uno bic Iesieruns miro ii9
uerSebens' seSen oenentfeifelten Strom
bes Sottsunmiqens itemmen. 8aren
ldou felt Nusbrub ses gurenfrieses
ale Spmpatbien aafT Seitsn Der tap.
feren StammessenoIfen. 10 bat bic
fre9e ErouoSiruns Der Snlulauer bie=
le Stimmuns crit rebt gum Nusbrud
fommen laHen. Die bebentenoiten
beuti9en, 8tdtter beipee6et gan, often
bic W5slidteit zines 3niammense=
bens mil, &ublano uno, Srantrei9, um.
oas ieesewaltise guslaao Su oeuaatbi.
gen. Oieapereinisten 6lotten Der orei
sroBen Seitlanomddtec mibten' Der
britil9en mebr als sepa9ien' iein,
wenn maan be ,enft, baB< gnetanb 10
uiele &deaien 81 uertaeieisen bat, bic
eine a3eriptitteruna leiner Seetrdite
oblisatoriib MAIDEN. DAP NnBtano
unb Sranfrei6 einen acatitioRs. 8or=
l9las Dsatidlanos mist 8enne ac;ep,
tiren misrben, baran lit moot nibt gu
smeifeln. Sn offi,ieaea oeutlAsa &rei.
fen wirS man natirli6 serit bic Nnt=
mort 9toB6ritanien's auf Osuti9a
lambs Ypeteit sesen sieeBeidiasnabs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
ct. Gloub, Mimneiota, Doaaerfag ben II. Sannar, 1900.

iolde Suseno ii6 ibrer beutiden abz
funft iddrat, has Dutch" lit linen
uerbaBt, no JIG bod grade auf ibre
benti4e @bitommuus ftols iein ioas
ten. Nnr NIT 6ilfe Der beutlGea
Brelie babeu iit, Die Oeuti6en in bter
lem eauoe bic N4tuns errunsen, es
mar ntdt altein Der ebrenmertbe benti1e
ebaratter. Der in'en ,u Der politiltsa
Wa9titeaung ueraolfen bat. nit meas
der bic potitiIden Yarisien srabe
iebt gu rednen ba' en-, bas seist bes
eifer, wie fe ii9 Die Stimmen Der
Deutl4@Nmerifaner 81 srsattern in=
aen. DEit benz Rieoeraansoer beut@
fden 3eiiuaaea pirb oiefes aber aufs
b6ren, baa Deutfdtbum rpirb in OBJ
febbarer .3eit u~ntersehen. l1no bic
Mdnner, wet9e ibr sanses lanses
2eben ben grbattuns uuierer lieben
seutl1en Wsutteriprade. cen paterldn.
biidsn Sitten uHo @ebrdusen semeibt
aaben, lie f0nnst nit bern traurisen
9ewuBliein bic ausen idlieBen une'
fasen, uaiere estensaufsaes mar uer=
feblt, aIe unlere Waibe, Gorge unb
Boob mar per9eblid, unisr yebenss
swed mar nar ELM Rbantom. NGe
bentlden i3situn9en i'm Sapbe, nit
wenisen Wusnabmes, baben sesen=
rnastis 3~ussdmpien. iib nur aber 8ai=,
Ter 81 baatea, barum nod einmal Der,
Mabnruf.: r@euti9e Sarnitienpdter;;
erbaltet eaet bic beuf1en 3eitunseu;.
isatt tie aus, benz Salsie gu perbannen,.
u~nteritast tie nad' &sdften, iebet: bar
raul; roB,iie enere Atuber lsfen, BERN
samit crbaltetgibr ibmm ems grbtbeits.
sas &otun6 Wottea ni9s perse6ren
- unleres beulide beuti9e Mutterr
Ipra9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
@ie baben 20 Sasesen Die abf0ma,s

@ie baben 20 basesen Die 9fbf6mwsz
tinse 10 Wander anSerer Wstionen aez
ma6t, Dis bierber sefommvn fino9
Sic babem F6, obne gu taoeln, in bic
SerbdltniIs bineinssiist, basea ii9
slidli9 i'm @elbermerb sefitH. inn
SemuBtlein fd iatt siien unb @elb
Surildlesen gu %tsnnen, msufrieber iinb
Ilis ME gemeien.. Sic beben ME esipas
Eanoers unb beilsr MAIDEN mollen, 5ie
baben aber audi nie etnas anbers unb
IbelIer gemodt, lie baben ibrem neuert
Fganse ni6ts 9eSe5en, lie buben MIR
bon ihm SenommeM Sreiiid, es mub
AUDI Semano etmus 81 ssben baben,
roenn er aeben milf uno Do ieblte es,
e6en BEL ibnen. Die Seuti9en trueen
oes inteaeftuelle grbe elmer orobeu
GiAturnatiOn iiber ben Ssean, unb
ucn bieiem S6aB meGielten iie 10 uieI
wism0Sli6 in &leinsetbu nm unb bra9z
ten es unter bic 9eute. Sic mare1
nidt' Sufrisben nit benz, rpas iie bot
ten Hac bsIaben, ie meIfen au9 an=
.oeren oauon mittbeilen. neil Iie ieinen
Wertb ertannt batten uno mubten,
taB IS bas eeben bier inyQanbe ito=
n er, freier nRo better maden mirbe.
go trieb tie bic unsufrisoenbsit. ibr
9 DIT teudten gu l%aiien, uno bieies 9i9t
ba t meHdem aeleudtet, got uiele er=
Ipi irms leine Strablen baben fru4t=
bri nseso aaf ben amerifanii9en 9o=
oert Senirtt .unb mar9. i65ne glltbe
BED Soltslebens beruorseaaubert.
lroenSbie Seutiden ebenle, ruie 10
NOT l9e 8notre Sufriebem iDoem, uas
he l'ier faRoen, aufsesanssn fein, pie
tie ba bic 8ulturmiii;on erilueu
'onn en-, bic lie in ben zoe Sabren
'brer gapeienbeit i'm bieiigsn 2anbe
'rfla baden Oarum idelte. man oieIe
an,u friessnbeit ni6t; iie lit bic ur=
ade on'gielem semeien, bes unie=
rem 8 anoe suns Rusen unb Gesen ae=
Isi9t bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11

gen GasiaHbs nadss6en, ienes, 9riv=
Stp ais eineH Sbel bss in-ernationa=
len Ge9ts enerfennea1uns bic iisoiider
@miiidrs in Sreibeit iesen.
Seet feline brei6fsl Sabre ipdte1
wtrft gnsOaHb nidt nur bieles. ielbH
aufseitele grinSip, nfreie EaHaaiere
auffreien 5diHen", is6er cen Sauien,
lonoern e8 m06te audi asbens .uittet
ais &riesetontrabanoe, protlamiren,
na9bem eS i'm Sabre 1885 Srant=
reid CUR gaertennuns Bee, @5esent1eits
ais einem 9bei( bes interimtionsaen
Solferredts sesmunser4 bate. gs lit
ia ri3tis, SaB iid bic easliibe &esie=
runs smiidsn rScpua uneg aaribbis"
befinoet, tag bic Wibwfolge sesen
bic Buren, Tie Siuinst, benz Jeinbe auf
tale mo9.tds &eiie Sdyabeau suslrSis
sen, aber IS sarf fislict. besueifelt
perben, OF fienidt ben sr6bten Sda=
ben Der britiiLen Natiomielbis sufist,
ruenn lie IN Io46' miatarlider @eSe
Die pom ibr aufseiteItena u6tesrredt
Iltcben 9run5fdse perlettsun6 bic aa=
Iberen NatiaHen seraosSu berausfoe:
bert. zines Gags @ieoerperaeltuae;
az iiben.
Souitdnbis unueritdaStidy lit 90
sasn, baB our9 biele 9eusunsen bss
internationaleH SanbelSredts aerasa
Ibieienisen Naiisnen beimseiubt metz
ben, beren 0sesieruusenr es. an ofa=
len, ebrliaem &unosetanssn@ itritteu
Mentralitdt IN benz sesenmartiaan
&riese niGt sbabeu feblen laiieu.
gsenn ia oab idliebliba Die @treit=
iase auf bipesmatiidam Weae se-
idti4tet msrhen miro uno gnetan6
l@rSaB fur aus beidlcanabmte asae=
lritanii@e meal unb- bic beutihen
aanimannSsiter ieiftemapirb, elm Wo-
fbeaint Der agrbitterung rotrb bod, 10
risdbleiben, namentltt In Oetti hlau6,
SeRen 8oth 'uebr ais ie nsit tsn tim
Are Sreibsit tampfensea garea ipm=
aatbiiiren Nib. giaetSesse msroen
[sie Seidlasnabmunsen aber fidsr
baben una bic 1T = ben, beua5den
t8eiastas 3irr Inrabme, bes neue.a
ESiottenue cihirfunss- Yelsbes bes, &ai=
Efsrs brett sl i9lasea.
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&ses unb beber3s4e!

@adp bel uns ia Minnefota madgs
li@ Ssr RidSans4 BET beualden Sci.
t~unssmaas bamit Der beutld5en Sprade
bemeuttar. Selbtapietet pom ben d1z
teren ginsemanaesten, Die meiiteas
nur masselbaft enslii9, sasebredsn,
ia9en: rBir rpolen. feine beutI9en
.3eituasen mebr, wisr leisn MUIR nod
enslif4e. "-Oasiit ~iebrrtrauris, aber
mabr. linb grade bieis, eeute perssi=
fen Dir Oienitss ,mel9e i9nen bic bout
iden .3eitunssa, seleiitst baben. @er
mar Is, Der lie iber bic @ebrdaide,
ginrihmusen. @elete uns beitebsnoe
9roaanS auftdrte, alsalie arm liable
les anbetanRte 2anb, tamen2 @er
rsornte lie per 8etsa8, uno 9efabren,.
rper NOR ir1H,er Der, mabre unoetreMe
Sreanb2 gs~mar uno lit nod, beuts
Die beuti&e, i3eitaus.. als bic. Htay
hibition Ins bas Madertbura, fred
ibr 9aupt erbobsnl nnb mic Snra=
sassimans bic peri0n,iae 6aeibeits gu
perni4tea, brobten, war % aud, cine
einSiSe ensliiGs 3eituns in Minnaio=
to, bic Giniprlsh eraob? Nl1t bic heut=
lden !Ssitunssn. aaein nabmem ben
&f auf. nlo, mat Suite, eineu t(ei=
men SAaar meiitsns beus9eu Ndn=
ner In Wort uno S9rift ialo ide Sie=
ger 9eblieban.. Sas bis Ioa.en Der
YroNbitioa sepeien rpdneus bauon
baben mir nod iest elm abihredsnoes
SeiSpiel IN snleren 8a9sarltaaten
Scaua une ben Oatoto'a, bic Qeuts
bout t0inaen eiR 0ieoiei, bapon fin
asn. Us tieBen ftp nod cine Mtenae
onbere Beilpiele aniibren, no bic
seulden l3eitunsen traiiis uno ein=
mitbis. COULTER an S9ultur obne
@udii4t aui ibre pslitiiden Mnlt9ten,
FIR ib,e 2anosleute eintraten.
/ ~Wir balten nIir nod enslil9e 3ei=
tunsen i'm @auie". beiBt es trosoem.
Ser CUTE treue 6renno bat feline S9ul=
biSte.t setban. man braudt i'm rti9t
mebr uno wirft i'm einiad aui bic
StraBe. Dos lit Der @elt 9obn.
Gins erl4eint uns nur mertmirois,
grade bic meiiten Sieier 0eute laijer
ibre &inoer in @emeinbeldulen uno
&ir9en bentlden nnterridt ertbeilen.
Nber mas nist cine iolde S1ulbil.
buns lpenn gu Saaie. nidt oeutla &C.
lpro9en unb Die Sprade sepflsat wiro,
lol9e gltern merfen oas S9ul9eln
nlr gum Senlter binaus. ga lit Cd
bann au4 tein @unoer. mena eius
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
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