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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
P, & R, Railway Selected.

The committee representing the four
Odd Fellow lodges of this city met last
night and decided to accept the rates Of
fered by the p. & K. railway for trans
portation to the Odd Fellows anniver-
sary at Williamsport on April Goth. The
train will leave Danvlle at $50 a. m, ar
rivng in Wllliamsport at 10 o'clock. Re-
turning it will leave Wi!liamsport at ! l
D. III. Fare for round trip will be $l.34.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Double Anniversary.

The 18th marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. William Lormer and the second
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Lormer was celebrated at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lormer at Sun
bury on Sunday. Those present from
this city were: Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Lor-
mer and son, Gordon, and Edward V.
Stroh, Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley Holabaugh
and daughter, Irene, and Miss Cora
Lormer, and those present from Sun
bury were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Lor-
mer and daughters, Mary and Helen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kulp, Mrs. Moses
Kulp and daughter, Anna, Mrs. Cyrus
Shlpe and son, Hurst, and Mr. Ross
Shuler.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
OUR TOWNS
NEW INDUSTRY
Thomas West Will Erect a Large Dyeing
Plant.

Danville is to have new and import
ant industry in the form of a dyeing
plant to be built by Thomas West in
connection with his Knitting Mills in
this city. The project has been under
consideration, for some time, but it was
not until Thursday that Mr.. West and
the Water Commissioners of this city
were able to come to terms as to rates
for water.
The plant will consist of building 40
x60 feet, three stories high, in the rear of
the present mill 20 feet distant and con-
nected with it by bridge under which
will be drive way. To this building
will be erected an l. one story high and
100 feet in length extending toward the
P. K r. switch.
The plant is designed to dye the pro-
duct not only of Mr.. Vests mills at this
city, Plymouth and Nanticoke but to
dye the product of other Knitting mills
in this section of the state. 1t will en-
ploy 10 TO cU men and cost independent
of the machinery $1,000, the machinery
itself representing an additional ex-
penditure OF $4,000. The money re-
quired has all been raised and work on
the plant will be commenced as soon
as the plans, now in the hands of
Architect Brugler, are completed.
The plant when enlarged will com
prise big group of buildings lending
quite busness-like aspect to things in
that section of the borough. The Knit |
ing Mil under Mr.. Vests management |
has been prosperous and reliable in
iustry, circumstance which promises
we'll for the successful operation of the
new dyeing plant.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Disobedienoe to God And its Result

X. II. Wilson, formerly principal of
the high school at this place, at present
student in the Seminary at Princeton
N. j., occupied the pulpit at Mahoning
Presbyterian church Sunday The
sermon was one of MIR Wilson's early
efforts, if not his first, in the vicinity of
his home and the church was crowded.
He took as his subject, "Disobedience to
God and its Result" the text being
found in Exodus, Chapter VII, q
verse.
Mr.. Wilson made splendid impress
sion. The sermon was well prepared,
logical discourse, and delivered with
GOODNESS and effect that would have
done credit to pulpit orator of many
years experience. We predict for Mr..
Wilson a useful and distinguished career
in the ministry.
The choir rendered special music on
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
A Murder Mystery.

Sunbury has a big sensation on its
hands. The body of a dead babe res
cued from lot of burning debris along
the river at first thought to be negro
babe proves to be a white child, the
skin only being blackened by the smoke.
The child. which had been dead some
four days, was evidently murdered,
piece of coarse twine being found around
its neck.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
The Last of The Free Course.

The twentieth and the last of the
course of free entertainments was given
in y. NJ. C. A. hall Tuesday, the speak
er being s. NJ. Bard, State Secretary of
the y. NJ. G. A. Before introducing the
speaker Mr.. Laumaster made some re-
marks OF the general success of the free
course and promising repetition next
season. The total expenses of the
course, he said, have been less than
so, all of which has been met by the
voluntary contributions.
Mr. Bard gave most excellent talk,
dwelling upon the object of the Young
Mems Christian Association, the results
accomplished and some of the methods
inaugurated to bring in young men. Mr..
Bard is an entertaining speaker and i'm
presses one with his earnestness and de
votion to the cause of the y. M. G. A
Miss Emma Gearhart rendered a piano
solo very nicely.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Wintersteen -Divel Nuptials.

The marriage of Dr. I. B. Wintersteen
and Miss Minnie l.. Divel, which will
take place this evening in this city will
be one of the most attractive home we'd
dings that has occurred here for some
time. The ceremony will take place at
the residence Of the brides father, Ex-
Judge Henry Divel, No. 4O4 Church
street, at O'Clock, Rev. DR.. NJ. L. Shin
del officiating.
Miss Anna Divel, sister of the bride,
will render Lohengrin's wedding march.
Miss Mildred Sidler and Master Frank
Sidler, little niece and nephew, will Off
ciate as maid of honor and best man.
The diminutive attendants in the per-
formance of their parts will constitute
novel and interesting feature of the
ceremony.
A wedding dinner will be served after
which the newly welded couple will
leave on uuu va .aVo ..-...s .~i ---r
The guests are TO be limited to the i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties, among whom will be Mrs. Jere-
miah Wintersteen, mother, and Mrs.
Knorr and Mrs. Shultz, sisters, of the
groom, of Bloomsbury; Mrs. John Helm,
of Willamsport, and Miss Ella Divel, Of
Philadelphia.
DR.. Wintersteen is one of our rising
young physicians, his integrity of char
acter, intellectual attainments and gen
eral proficiency insuring for him sue
cesstul career in his chosen profession.
The bride is charming young lady, the
center of wide circle of devoted friends,
who has grown to womanhood in this
city.
Returning from their wedding trip DR..
and Mrs. Wintersteen will take up their
residence at No. 730 East Market street.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
EVIDENCES OF
PROSPERITY
Our Wage Barners With Steady Work Who
Buy for Cash.

Mill street or at least the business por-
ton of it was thronged with people Sat
urday night from dusk until the hour of
closing the stores Nearly every one
seemed to have shopping to do and the
merchants had few idle moments. The
animated and business like appearance
of things, in this, one of the dullest
months of the year, was much comment
ed upon and taken to indicate a degree
OF prosperity that is quite encouraging
to every person who has the best in
terest of the town at heart.
Since the collapse of the boom last
summer our town seems to have adjust
ed Itself on new basis. There are prob
ably few persons in Danville who are
not employed with steady work at one
or other Of our busy industries. The
company store evil in any of it's evas-
ions has no footing here. Every dollar
paid out for labor falls directly into the
hands of the wage Garner and thence in
W the channelS OF trade. The merch-
ants are enabled to do a cash hnsiness
competition is encouraged along all
lines, while the working man with the
dollar in his pocket buys where he can
purchase the cheapest-a state of affairs
which we fancy is looked upon with
envy by some neighboring towns.
The outlook for the future in this CITY
has not been more encouraging in many
years. Wages, reasonably fair to begin
with, have been advanced at our three
iron works, while several new industries
are contemplated, two of which are as
sured. Beyond doubt next April will
lind several hundred men more employ
ed in Danviile ana business along all
lines correspOndingIy prosperous.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
New Suits.

New uniforms ordered for Stoes' band
arrived Monday. Accompanying them
were some twenty suits for the Fire com
pany ordered at the same time for new
members. The suits are all OF the same
color and material, dark blue cloth. The
uniform of the band is distinguished by
short or sack coats, trimmed with dark
braid. They are neat looking and hand
some and will no doubt give the band a
very fine appearance.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Surprise Party.

Miss May Sidler was rendered sur
prise party on Saturday afternoon at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Pusey, on Vine
street, in honor of her seventh birth
day. The following little folks we're
present: Charlotte Welliver, Mildred
Foust, Helen Mowrey, Florence Henrie,
Mary Henrie, Olive Miller, Edna Farley,
Dora Schatz, May Eveland, Ethel Crom-
ley, Lizzie Jenkins, May Fox, Bennie
Haney, Jessie Hammerly, George Sidler
and James Wilson.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Purchased Hotel Ent.

]. NJ. Kline, landlord of Susquehanna
Hotel, South Danville, has purchased the
Central Hotel, Bloomsbury, of Charles
Ent. The purchase, which was consum-
mated yesterday, includes real estate
and personal property. Mr.. Kline has
filed anplication for transfer of license.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Reformed Church Reunion.

The Susquehanna Ministerial Associa.
ton of the Reformed church met in the
Reformed church, Sunbury, on Monday
afternoon. The following were elected
as officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Rev. George f. Limbert, of this
city; Secretary, Rev. Robert O'Boyle, of
Sunbury: Treasurer, Rev. w. A. Haas, of
Selirsgrove. 1t was unanimously de-
cided to hold the fifth annual reunion
on Island park on the 25th of July.
Prominent speakers will be engaged to
deliver the addresses.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Free Gnncert.

The Penn Social club orchestra will
give a free entertainment on Mon
day night, April 90 under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. G. A. in Association hall.
This organization, which is practically a
new one, plays high class music, and
is rapidly coming into favor. Miss Mar
garet zimmerman, soprano, and Miss
Lizzie Russell, elocutionist, will assist at
the concert The program will be an
nounced later.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Succeeds Lewis Bloch.

Philip Benzbach has purchased the in
terest Of the late Lewis Bloch in the firm
Of Bloch Bros, manufacturers Of boys
knee pants. Mr.. Benzbach has been
with this house for the past fourteen
years. The firm will hereafter be known
as Bloch & Benzbach. The same line of
goods will be manufactured as hereto.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Death of Miss 0strauder.

Sailie B. Ostrander, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. II. Ostrander, Riverside
died Friday morning after a linger-
ing illness covering period of about
one year. The deceased was % years of
age, young lady universally esteemed,
whose character was loyelness and pur-
ity combined
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Entered Bail to Keep Peace.

George +. Crossley, who was arrested
Tuesday night by Officer Voris, charged
with drunkenness and abuse to his
mother, was given la hearing before JUS
tice-of- the-Peace Bare yesterday noon.
He entered bail in 500 to keep the
peace
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
VIII Garry Mail.

A. Judson Still has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail from
Paxinos to this city. He is looking for a
residence at the other end of the line
and will move in a week or so.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
School Closed.

Owing to slim attendance due to sick
ness in the district the primary depart
ment of the Riverside school was closed
Monday. The term will not expire fol-
several weeks.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Lodge Visitation.

John F. Foust, District Deputy Grand
Master, with Jno Sweisfort, ID. G. Will
Jams, J. II. Montague, Grand lodge ofiic-
ers, |. 0. 0. f., made an official visit to
the lodges at Washingtonyille and Ex-
change Saturday night.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Postal OlerkS Promoted.

An order gong into effect July l. ad-
vances 1870 postal clerks, in each inst
ance there being an advance of salary.
At the Danville post office there are two
promotions, one from $500 to $500 and
one from 5000 to SEQ.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Wilson Hall Killed by Cars.

Wilson Hall, of Columbia, son of Mrs.
Susan Hall, Sycamore street, this city,
was killed by the cars on the Pennsyl-
vana railroad at South Amboy, N. j.,
Saturday last.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Opened a Brokers' Office.

NJ. J. Kelly of New York, has opened
Brokers' office in the Lyon building,
300 Mill street. Stocks, grain and cot
ton bought and sold for cash or carried
on a margin. Private wires to New
York and Chicago. Montour & Colum-
bia Telephone number 1919.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18

Mrs. Leonard Bausch and daughter,
Miss Katherine, will leave on the 23ri
inst for San Francisco, Cal. They will re-
main in the West for one year. Prof
Houser will occupy Mrs. Bausch's res
idence on East Front street.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Death of Mrs. Foust.

Harriet Agnes, the wife of George w.
Foust, died Monday afternoon after
several months illness, aged 80 years.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
Pastor Ill.

Rev. DR.. McAtee was unable to fill
his pulpit at the Grove Presbyterian
church Sunday owing to illness.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-18
New Casket Wagon,

Undertaken George w. Roat has a new
casket wagon. 1t is quite handsome
vehicle.
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per itneae Jrauemtriunpb.
cline FAINT sum IssaIea Uertrstsr eiaer etaet
In HetNsWrt ermaant.

WV ~~"~ 49,"
Ia 9ttNsurt ermannt.
Die s3abl Der ipeibliden Hebtsans
pGlte bieraulanbe 1T bereits cine sroBe
unb mod i'm 3unebmen besriffen.
palmpra. benz gountpfiBe bon Maripn
GountD TIM Staate Mtfouri, aber
blieb es p~orbebalten, als re9tstunz
bisen ftdbtif9en @ertreter cine Dame
fi9 81 ertiiren. Der Srt pdblte un>
Idnsit elm Srdulein Marp &nberfpn
gum Stabtanpalt.
5rGulein Mnberfon lit erft % Sabre
aft. 4uber als Iopptat, fungirt lie
nod als Dffentli6er Rotar unb poli@
tifder Stump" >Hebner. sic erbielt
tbre Iusbtlbuns auf benz Centenary
college gu palmpra, an benz iie i'm
Glitter bon 18 Sabren srabuirte. Den
gnti9lub. bic &edte gu itubiren. fabte
Srdulein Inberion erit, als lie tpdhz
reno elmer Hefonpalesaens r&ommens
tare gu ben enslif6sn 9eieben" las,
elm @erf, bas BON benz in 1850 pers
itorbenen ~beriibmten enslif9en SUI
riiten 8ladftone perfabt Durbe uno
bas hauptiG9li9 bon Re9tsftuoirenz
ben piel beniiBt pirb. 5rdulein On
berion tpurbe i'm September 1899 gum
8arreau Suselahen unb iibt fettbem
in 9emeini9aft nit ibrem Batter. Der
slsi9faus 4bpotat tit, bic &npaltss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-02
@ro6bersog gbolf uub ietue 9smabliu.

fetner @emabltn, PrinSeifin Matbilbe
bon Qnbalt, bic solbene 9o9seit.
prins 4bolf fam 1889 i'm Ssraos<
tbum NaFau our Resieruns, bas in
Solge bes &rteges bon 1866 BON Preu=
Ben onnettirt tpurbe. oils bann 1890
Der lebte mdnnltde Sranier, &Dnis
@i(6elm Der Oritte bon SoQanb, ftarb
unb ben Sbron feiner minberjdbrisen
So9ter, iebisen aOnigin @ilbelmine
binterlieb, tpurbe Sersog 4bolf als
dlteiter @ertreter Der Nebenlinte Naf=
fauzS ranien 9robberaos bes felt 1889
nit 9onanb pereinisten 2uremburg,
tpo bic tpeibli6en grben bon Der
Sbronfolse aussei9lofen iinb.
9robbersos Nbolf itebt bermalen I'm
a.. bic 9robberaosin i'm 68. 2ebensz
jabre. 9as beisefiste Bib seist ben
9roBberaos I'm Nelplertoftiim, nit feis
rer Gemabltn am Sheetii9 auf ber
@ereinsalp in Oberbapern, mo ber
9robbersos, Der elm eifriser Rimroh
1T, alliGbrli9 mebrere Wo9en auau=
brinsen pflegt.
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s6ambert ilber ieine Sersanaenheit.

sd rufe jebt nit Sdreden gu.
rad," iast Poitbef0rberer Burnett
Wann Don 2epanna, o., incline BRET
Sabre 6es eeibens infolse pon Nie=
renbeidwerben. SD mar faum fret
pom matten S@meraeu ODER acuteu
9eiben In n1eiuem &iden. 8iden pber
Yofidde %aufbeben ma@ten mid it0b=
men. Sd fiblte ermibet, aussemer=
Selt, unsefdbr fertis gum gufseben,
als i'd anfins, electric 8itters 81 se=
brau9en !; aber feds Slai6en beilten
mid u~ouitdnbiS un6 madten mid 10
fablen wie Elm seiunber Mann. sic
itnb uneriebli@ CUR &esuliruns bes
Nasens, Der eeber, Der Nieren unb
Der ginseweibe. ~ 8onftdnbise gu
friebenbeit sarantirt pon %. s.
9ubn, Npotbeter. Sour so Gents.
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fatsn bas beutise Sibirien Biz gum
Srtif9 eroberte unb feline groberungen
benz 3aren gu Siiben leste, t~porauf ct
besnabist tpurbe. Dim Srti56 purbe
bann bic bermalise 9aupt= unb 5anz
belsitabt Sobolst sesriinbet, mo GER
moi, Der 1884 ftarb, elm Oenfmal err
bielt, bas bic beisefuste Mbbilbuns
5etst.
0as8 erIiner Seuerlo1p>
pefen erbeii9t in biefem Sabre .bie
.Summe bon 1,718,OOO Marf; iiber
100000 Marf trGgt bierau bic
Stabtsemeinbe Bel, $1,000 Martsbat
lbie poltseibauptfafIe gu tragen. SIN
2aufe bes Sahres ion bic .grneNsrliig
lbes sefammten R~abelnebes, fit ps9e
$1,000 Marf erforberli9 tparerf, ,polz.
Ierbet fopie tpeitere % @trabsnfeiier>
iaelber gun, S4ube Der ON BEE nJyeri<
,p4erie Der Stabt e~ntiteteil6ert iteiert
Stabttbeile a~ufeefeQt$ tbetbsr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-02
Der Grobfrtr Sibiriens,
eeia 31noenfen i'm Namen oeS rufTidsen GiS,
bredberS nDermat" Seebrt.

eeta znoenten it Samen oes rufHidsen Gis,
bredberS nDermat" Seebrt.
Die @eriu6e Der Norbpplarfprz
f9er, ben Norbpol au errei9en, finb
bisber fdmmtli9 an Der rniiberntnbz
bartlett Der setpaltisen gisbarriere sez
f9eitert, auf bic fte auf tbrem Wege
na9 Rorben i'm arftif9en Meere ftie=
BEN unb bic ibrem peiteren @orbrin>
gen per S9iff Elm :3iel feBte. 9er
ruffif4e 8taeabmtral Mafaroff slaubt
nun, NIT ieinem gisbre9er rDermaf"
i'm Sommer biefes Sabres fi9 einen
Wes na9 benz Rorbpol babnen gu
f0nner.
Del rYermaf" 1T na9 benz &oiafen
Simofejepitf9 Oermaf benannt, Der,
na6bem er bur9 anerlei 9epaltt6atsn
fi9 bic unsnabe bes s3aren Spans bes
@ierten, bes S9redlt9en d547 Biz
1884, susesoaen bate, nit 5000 &ps
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9ujongidger auf benz anitanS.

aus Der 1tnterorbnurs ber Sirener
ober Seetibe. Sein 8erbrettungsge>
bet eritredt fi9 pom 9otben Meer unb
Der Sfttufte Nfrifas uber ben sanaen
Snbif9en Saean Big in bic peitltde
Sibfee. Gin aussepa9iener 9rz
icug errei9t cine 2Gnse BON ettpa sebn
SUB unb Elm 9epi9t bon $50 Pfunb.
SSn Der S%orresitrabe unb an Der
&ifte Ieusatneas, fpo bic beften unb
eifrisftsn Suionsiaser gu finben finb,
bebient man ii4 gum Sanse bss s9ie<
reg eilter befonberen Sarpgns. 9iefe
befte9t aug einem i big II SUB LAM
gem runbem S9aft aus 9artbols unb
elmer nit @%iberbaten berfebenen @ifenz
fpibe. 9as obere gnbe Der 9arpu,le
TT init &aiuarfebern bersiert. 9ie
Seddb tptrb erttpeber am Snne MA
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"*yS
Gfufud1e Abhtlfr.

9aft (im 9otel, als er unb elm
segeniiber fibenber !Serr glei6aeitis
Smeletten befteQen unb Der &elner
beibe auf elmer Platte brinst): rWas
fdat S9nen etn. mir tennsn uns bod
gar n~i4f!"-ae'l7nsr: rma6t
ni3ts; i'd ftelle bic Serren
chamber por!"
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Gines alien Solbaten Grfabruns.

SO. SO. Nuitin, elm @eteran bes
@ipilfrieses, pom @in9eiter, Snb.,
i9reibt: rMeine Srau NOR lanse
franf trot Der 8ebanbluns gutter
Mer3te, purbe aber sebeilt bnr9
&in9's neue 2ebenspiaen, bic fur III
re @elunbbeit @anber rpirften. Das
1T, rpas iie INNER tbun. 8eriu9t tie.
Sour 25 Gents in W. s. Subn's
Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-02

0ianstMs pssbshsraws stnss bewabrtea CTS
NwouMe eus0 einea SeitMmeSmaan.

~~
Die bisber sebrGu9li4en Wetterse.
f9iiBe finb metit febr primitiper Nas
tur. sepObnlid fleine MDrfer, benen
our beferen Wirtuns elm S9aItrid>
ter auseiebt tpirb. an man9en Srtsn
1T Der S4autri9ter aud fentredt eins
semausrt. unb Der MDrfer pirb gum
@bfeuern untersei9oben. 9ieie Me-
tbobe 1T aher ni9t nur iebr umitdnb<
lid, ionbern AUDI fe6r sefdbrli9.
Den beitebenben Ia9tbeilen absus
belfen, bat nun Rehatteur &anib In
3iiri9 cine &anone tonitruirt, beren
Saabbabuns ebenfo einfaa als prats
tii9 unb fi9er tit. Sic beitebt aus
einsm MDrfer nit Notwithstanding
unb einem 13a SUB lansen S9als
tridter. Der NIT benz WOrfer feit pers
bunbsn iii. Sas 9anse rubt tn elmer
2afette unb fann beliebig bod pber
tief eeftelt tperben; ebenfo lit bic 2az
fette naa ieber &idtuns bin brebbar
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Das 8rnit'ide Wetterseidis.

unb Der sa1sf Mpparat letdt trarsz
portabel. Die 8ebienung 1T febr einz
fad, Elm Mann bermas in elmer Minute
atpOlf S9iife absrseben
Sinsit In @esenpurt bon @bprb=
nunsen Der acknowledgements bprs
gennmmene @erfu9e ersaben Elm berz
artises Refultat. bab mod biefes Subr
nit Der MuffteIIuns folder 9ef1iibe
our prattif4en grprobuns besonner
tpirb.
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thinner SerreIhe.

2ebramtstanbibat: ,Wte
t4 pernommen babe, 9err aoIese,
babsn Ste geitern I'm bic 9anb eines
iungen Mdb4ens ansebalten-birfte
t9 mir bic Srase erlauben, tpar sSbre
grtlGruns borbereitet ober baben sic
ertempprirt2"
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Der Tnutker.

MGuber: .'s 9elb ober 9 2ez
ben!"-p r9araus,
bas Sic bas q b 3 + It E r :
10 a bnen, folsere i4, bab es Sbnent
bauptfd9li9 b + m au tbur 1T!
9fer baben sic es!"
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SD bab' Sbnen bod nur eine
Sfaf9e Detn erlaubt unb ba fteben
brei Stiid!"-rSS a pifen's, 9err Oots
tor, i9 bab nod atpst anbere @erate
sefrast unb bic baben mir ieber aud
cine 6la56e erIaubt!"
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CINE aIGfherruGd1uttn.

prpfeffor (beimfebrenb):
r&atbe einmal, liebe Qurelie. mas i9
beute mitgebra9t babe9"-Srau:
rNun, mas benn9"-Profeffor:
rWeinen S6trm."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-02

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