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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
g(nf benz 3ufwcae.

9On Sobannes 5%roian.
4uf Der 8anoeri6aft bei'm 8orii6erz
geb'n
Sab t8 an @eg cine 8lume ite6'n.
Die 9ldn3te t01tli4 i'm Morgenlt6t,
Sect" fPro4 gu mir i'd, Bred
ia ite ni6t,
@enn i4 fte fOrttrag' in meiner6ar0,
Sic piirOe tpelt pO6l i'm Sonnens
brano.
Qm &benO tomm' id ben @eg 3uz
rid,
Damn pirO e5 3eit ieif, DAP i4 iie
pfIiid',"
limb peiter ging'5 N6er Berg unO
Shall
l1nb 9Iii6enO traf mid beS Mitta9s
JStrabl.
Sd fam 3uri1d, alS Die Some fant,
Den falsFOen Sbau I6on Die 8ieIe
trunf.
Inns an Der STEELE 6lie6 i6 ite6'n,
500 id Die Blum in Der 6rii9 gez
ie6'n.
6ier it's gepiB Oo8, mo i6 fe ia6,
SmM}orgeni4tmmer nod itano tie oa.
Sic itanO bod bier an 0emiel6en
Grt,
tnb 1T berf6punoen nun unb 1T
fort.
Sod fu6' unO fu6' i8 i'm Q6enOli6t,
8uIo lit e5 Ia4t, unO i4 finO' Tie
nt6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
GIambr, Sir6r, SuFanng.

BON 9einri@ @eiOeL,
6uF 0u Glauben, biit 0u ftart,
8o6l beipe9rt unb gut beratben:
Setter 8lau6e lit Ou5 W}art
limb Die Seele aaer 36dten.
@r nur fii6rt CUR 6eIOenfdaft -
Sr nur tann bic 9ra6en 5rptngen;
9lau6e nur an Define Strait,
llno 9u pirIt ben Sieg erringen!
9oit 9u 2iebe - gis6 Is germ,
@ie6 tie SGnen, Die i'm 0unfeIn
Se3hn Oes Slides golO'nen Stern
5srn unO unerreia6ar funteln.
@enb' in i6re Ha8t 6inein
Sr0itenO einen Strabl beS 6olOen;
60 Elm penig Sonnen16ein
&ann bel tribe 3eit pergoIoer.
6aIf 9u 9offnung - Bit 0u reb,
Rei6 in jenem 2an0 Der Seen,
So bic 2iifte milo uno pei6
lin Die Mdrdenf6I0fer pe6en.
9enn Oh fpeiBt: in tur3er 6riIt
&ommt bas Slid, Did neu beissz
lenO -
g}ur, tper obne 9offnung lit,
Der lit nirtli9 arm unO elenO!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Il eberrufd a.

Gs fOmmt 8eiu4, es tOmmt 8efu4,
S9nea auf ben Slid Die 9sde!
4bele, nimm Elm Offpes 8u4-
S6on biegt er I'm bic Gde!
6elene, fpieG' auf benz &labier
Den Mari9 auf Der Waltiire;
Dir, 9or4en, biefen Stritftrumpf
bier -
SEPT 1T er an Der S6ire!
Nun raid nit &OInf6em WaTer nur
Dix 9dnbe nod gepai9en
IS tlingelt faon! Sn 9ofitur!
gr ioa uns ii6errof9en!
8etra4tuns. = Mertnirbig
= es miro 10 DieI @elb f%ortgeporfen,
unb bod fiHoet man 10 felten etpas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
(5fr ben aSonntags GorrefpoHosnten.'
R1miid)e nnb bnrr0miide Saaten in
Seut56lanD.
Son Or. 6. ebterenbrrs.

@iesbaben, Is. Quguft 1902.
0or einigen Wo9en md9te i9 NIT
Elmer fleinen @eieni9uft befreunDeter
6erren unb 9amen, oarunter aud
einige 9eutI9=4meritaner einen4usz
flua mad Der S.aalburg. SD bin
bort f9on otter gepefen. Sir mid
fonnte es ii9 alfo nur barum ban=
beln, mid bon benz Sortf4ritt Der
Observation-Disclosures bur4 ben
Mueenf9ein gu iiberaeugen unb mid
baran gu erfreuen. Nber bon ben
Mnberen bate faum giner bic Soals
burg ie befu9t, obglei9 tie obne 3neiz
feI su ben arDBtsn Sehenspiirbisteis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
2. Sic SGIOnrr.


Is. Sa9r9unbert.
8ilOer raIe, @turm, an &a8 un6
Woit;
tpilber piitbe, Meer, 5eri9eue
beine flu6belabne Gait!
8unnit, obnmG4tig, Ou nt4t iprengen
unire 8anOe,
10 8erbri9 ben &erter!
9immeI, Bel Der 9unO Don Grbe,
aus geliebtem @aterlanoe,
rette uns bic Manne8tpiirbeI
Infre freie Seele iiibn i'm Spoe
ale S6anbe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
SUnImernaht.

Bon Sobanna u m6rofius
W2tt uusgeIpannten Nrmen
8ommt leis bic Ha9t,
9ridt 6elb unb 8alO uno 5luren
An's Serge fa4t.
S9ldgt ibren tpei6en Mantet
I'm Strau4 unb Baum,
uno 1ummt nit 9lodentDnen
Die Welt in Sraum.
gergeFen bat Die grOe
9es Suges Web.
Sd bebe meme Qugen
9inauf CUR 9D4'l
Sin g0glein Jeff i9 tau6en
Sn's Qbenbgolb;
49, tpenn's audi meme Seele
Mitne6men pout'!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
4. 6bmne an Die Gurfnbrrn.

20. Sa9rBunbert
8orfabren ibr!
@ertldrt, i'm Slang Der Sonne ite6t
Die 9etmat6, bic i'm @Olteni9atten
ibr lieBet.
Bon ibrer 8oqtraft le6t bas @rbrun6,
uHb lire SDbne fii6rt
uralt 8ermdnenlos
gum fern item Strand.
@orFa6ren, feib gefegnet
urs, bic mir ernten
bic frI6e 4usiaat
Der u%nberOrDiIen f3petgenben Wti6z
fal!
S6r fpanbelt Walo uno Miiite,
be5tpangt ben Sells unb ben Strom:
Die 606en, Die Siefen eri4lOB eu3
tii6nboffenOe Sbattraft.
Dob freunbli8 bes 2e6ens Grnfte
baS beitere Spiel Der &unt ~geieuenb,
beretntet Mnmutb tbr Der WHrDe.
limb i%pnnenbolen Quges
unb lieberfrpben 9er3ens,
in 6errli6em 8eruf,
ben 80ltern bra9tet i6r
her Qr6eit @ei6e unb Der 3u64
unb neu eritan0.
BON eurer Qrt OerT40nt, bic grbe..
9o9 ii6er Q1em iiiB
tlang eu9 Der 5rei6eit Ruf.
Die blutenb tbr parbet,
bic tdmpfenb i6r ftarbct,
8%orfabren, eu4 preiit Der 8efang!
Gboral unb 9lodengeIGuk
@artin Rintart, getOrbm 1897
g2un bantet ale @ott,
nit 9er5en, MInb unb 9Gr0en
Der grOBe 9inge t6ut
an uns unb alien gnben,
Der uns BON M}utterlei6
un0 8t~nbesbeinen an
un3Gblig bel gu gut
un0 nod jeBunb get6an!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

be SGeeeen nt'n amer finnen9" PIN
8effen is II, il pabt up, tpenn be pud=
runqstieb is" reep EN- be nab, ubenn
tDbn ii be Mdnntens gang li4t beruts
ftnnen!"
Bouts Sllmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Stunt mmo 8tKenIdaft.

Mabler's 8teIenfnfonie, Die Bel Der
iingiten Oeuti4er 3Ontiinitler : Ser
iammlung in &refelo 70 biel 4uHeben
gema4t, ion nG6iten @inter in Ser
lin aufgefu6rt perben. 9as Nert
lit Oas IGngite ieiner Dirt, es beam
fpru4t 3pei Stunben, cine 3umuz
t6ung, Die bi5ber nod fem Sinfoniz
fer an bos 4ublitum geteut bat, Die
@dubert'i4e GzOur @infonie 1T 3par
au4 bon elmer reipettablen, aber pie
@4umann fagt, ngDttli6en" 2Gnge.
O6 Ma6ler fir Die 2Gnge aud bur9
ben muiitalii6en 8ert6 enti9Gbigt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
&us Der WOltfesR Drummer Der ,,0iinz
ilener SuaeuO."

Die nSugeno" bringt in i6rer
jiingiten drummer gu SIREN Oddities
einige Strpp6en aus benz Sagebu6e
bes 2ieuterants bon @erTeDiB, bic
mir u~nieren QeIern ni9t bOrentbaltsn
pplen.
MoItte.
S9enten mir pobl, bon n6elO6errnz
genie"
.SroBer Shmeiger" GIT i6muIen -
8anrt M mai in Der 9peiie
96raIen in Sob MIDI bertnuIen!
Se6t mir ian3 rieiig "cOntre coeur,""
@Gbetanntes 81 leiern!
N}09te ben fpert6en Mann bielme6r&
San3 i'm 8eionDeren feierr.
QnIoB ba3u! S6On Sabre her =
&la0oeraOatid j~eleien,
Dap audi ais 8oplenbereiter @r
46Gnomenal iepeIen!
Ia4iefOridt. 8idtig! SANG emf
nent.
53ungenbega6ung, ~granbiofe!
@trO unterI6dbt oft IoI6 Salent......
unre8t = i4pierige G6oie!
IS bamit ME nit n2e6en5tunIt:"
W}eint jeOer Sdaf5tOpp gu t0nnen.
2a86aftI bic Metften teinen 9unit!
8ople! Sa, mas 10 nennen!
Werfen bret @robeeren in Slu5 Wetn,
6eiBen bas 8oplez8ereiten
S6aueranblid fir unierein,
&ennt e6en S6pierigteiten!
U}oltte in Oieier 9inii4t BON Sta6l:
MiBerfolg i'm ME OerOrOfen!
Mif6pert6e u]mgepert6et totall
Neue Sebtete eri4lohen!
gt4 Bios ais 6elO4err bs6auPte
film:
8ofplenz@enie ni9t minDer.
Sei inn Drum 6eute Der Same berz
lte6'n:
Observation-Disclosures!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Spbcsfdae.

Qm 20. IuQut 6 a c VI eter i'm after cOn
1 Subr.
i'm So. Sabre ieines gcbcn5.
aim @. Ququt 9|cruurO n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
SnIhntenIieh:


(Gus Sbubdrts &apltto.)
Qe6t ipo9l, t9r 5reunoe, iebn mir uns.
bielei6t gum leBten Mol;
10 bentt, ntdt fir bic tur3e 3eitF
5reunOTdaft lit fir bic gpisfeit,
un0 8Dtt lit ii6erau!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Sis gum 1. Septtmbrr,

gsir ilntsrri3teH an SbreH eissHtu 0aarsn. ME
Sic eiusn e 0 r luIhnsioen, biioeln muS iertio
tttlsH. nnterri6t bon sinsm S9neieer in bar
&litosrrta3ez5b ult. Nuttr sum AHmsH.n.
9~tDtHuD, 5 Metseerinqtous Strabe.
G0l.8. l5.22 49, SO. 43, so, 57.64 IT'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Glisnbcth @inns.

SO itar6 am gouncrflg, Qb,nOs 9 1lbr, Glts
5ubct6 2ippg, NittUe peg Drftor6tntn 6br,itopbcr
2ippg, in ibrer ]g8Obuuug Rr. 1923, 0.t=Sl!tJ=
morcs5traBe. Die 9ccroiQuuq fiuott bcutc,
eountag, Ra6mittaqs 2 llbr, Don O5cH ]gcnaunttr
Q9o6uunq aus auf Der s2ouOou : Qart : 6cmtz
tern" TAFT, po}u @cripanOts uuO GrtUuoe n@=
tuuggoou cinQclaOen fino. Bite feline @lumen.
Qittsburqtr, ia, uno CT. 4dultr, Dttun.,
gldttcr molten GcfL. coptrtn,D Gf2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Cine bibf6e NnetoOte BON Dem
b%eritorbenen Benjamin 8ilf e er3G6lt
0ilbelm Sappert in Der 3eitf6rift
n9ie Mu5tf." Ser lie6en8ipiirDige
Monn befaB einen natiirli4en 6uz
NOR; aber er fanb audi 9elegentlt9
fartaitti9e @enbungen, Die inbeKen
GtiemanO berleBten. Sn ieinem Or
DIETER befanb fi6 Elm @eiger, Der 3par
febr tii3tig, a6er etpa8 beq1em mar.
@o baBte er Defenders LANCE 9roben,
un0 fpenn cine fol9e angefeBt mar,
i4rte6 er cine &arte, auf Der regelz
mdBtg gei6rteben mar: y8itte, 6r.
9trettor, mid 3u entf9ulbigen. Sd
bin beute ni9t bisppnirt." Gtnes
M&orgens fam er nun gan5 aufgeregt
CUR Probe unb fagte gu 8tlfe: y0as
ion i4 tbun, 6err Director, man
bat mid gu elmer Qanbpe6riibung
mad 5rantfurt ei~nberufen?" W1it Der
freunOIt4iten M}iene BON Der Melt II.
i'm rubigiten Some ~antpOrtete i6m
8tlfe; nS6tden sic bod S6re 8ifiz
t%entarte; f6reiben sic barauf: bite,
mein Qusbletben gu entI9ulbigen.
Sin ni9t bi5pontrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Stalien bat nieber einmQl einen
Ma5cagni : Stanbal, Der auf ben
G9aratter unb bic bere9tigten @tgenz
tbiimli4teiten bes Mueitro elm eigez
nes Qi4t pirft. Der gliifli6e gomz
pontit Der nGapaqeria Ruiticana"
Bouft felt einigen Sa6ren in benz
nie0lt3en unb ftiGen 5tGot6en 9ez
faro, untpeit Nnconu, Der 6eimat5
HOffint's. Oort lit er ais 9ireftor
beS aus Roffini's Na6laB geitifteten
qroBen unO peltberii6mten 3o1iiniz
Gonieroatortums ungeiteut unO bGite
tpo4l allen 9runb, nit ieinem 2ooie
3ufrieoen gu ietn - B. +. er bate
alien 8runo bu8u ge6a6t, benr bic
@tnipobner trugen i'm auf ben 6Gnz
cen, unO er gait i6nen als i6r Sober
p~rieiter, fbr Shirt, ia i6r 9ott. @ber
rer 6eiBbliitige Waeitro, benz Der
junge 3ubm bebentIi9 gu &opfe gez
itiegen, trieb es benin bod gu 6unt.
g&t4t genug, baB er that, dls miiBte
gang Pefaro fammt ben 8e60rDen
na4 ieiner Pfetfe tan5en - er Derz
na4ldiiigte au4 feline 9ireftionsz
pfli4ten 10 iebr, Dab CT pine ieOes
Re4t bier5u oft pO9enlang feinen
Poiten perlteB unO geI9Gftli8e Sour
nees ma4te, 4Qerbings nuBte er
troBbem Ous Snitttut tiinItlerif6 uuF
Ter 906e 81 balten, tnbem er tpG6reno
ieiner Qntpeienbeit BEN Stubirenoen
ni4t nur Says, ionOern iogar =
Na4ts Goaegien las, be3iebungspeiIe
lie in Die @ebetmniiIe Der Gpmpoiiz
tim einfiibrte. S3lieBIi9 purbe Der
BON 9emein0eratb beituqte 8erpulz
t~ungsrat6 a6er ernitli9 bofbeinig
(U}ascagnt fagt, rpeil er es able6nte,
ben N&ttgliebern Oteies boben Gonforz
tiums Orben gu beri9affenD uno
ert9eilte Dem 9ireftpr bic genfur.
9aro6 groBes 3etermorbiO in gaia
Stalien. Die fir ibren 2e6rer 6egeiz
iterten M%uittituOenten feBten &uBenz
multi in Scene, Die 8iirger i6idtm
ii4 an, bic Stubenten gu berbauen,
uno Wascagnt f4lug tief entriiitet
pbne Weitere8 Die Shore Der Qnita(t
gu : obne bic 9erren pom @erpalz
tungsratb ober Die 8e60roen (bie bod
laut benz SeItament bes Gr6lufers
Rofiini in eriter 2inie in6rage tamen)
bOrber UNI tbr gef9dBtes @inperitGnbz
nib gu frugen. Wie Mascagni (ber
l1e6ermenf9, ber felbt 0'Qnnun3io
i'm poiieren fat iiber ifO nit ben inn
unIpmputbif9en 9eriOneH um3uz
ipringen Iiebt, erbeat baraus, baB sr
3. g. ben 8iirgermeiIter Der Stabt
Pefaro Dffentli4 als ...... Dds"
unb nod S9limmeres be3ei9nete!
nnb Der 9err 8Irgermeifer Ter berz
bent ni6t, italienif4es 8lut in ieiz
nen 4Oern rinnen gu baben) lieB lids
gefuaen! Sept 1T Der &urren IL
griinOli6 Oerfubren, buB tein Meni9
reiB, tuie er tpieOer ms GeleiIe toms
men 5oa.
Der @tubt paris 1T Elm prd9tiges
Gr6e 3ugefaqen unter Der 8ebinz
gun9, baB biefes, nel6es aus &unIf@
gegenftdnben berf6iebener Dirt bsftebt
unO einen 8ertb BON u6t MiIionen
ha6en ioa, Md bis gnbe bes Sahres
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

Sur grri4tun9 zines 2ebritu6l5
fir gfuiit an Der Qonboner Timber
ittGt Pat Der 8erpaItungsrat6 De8
Srinitb : @oQegs bic 6umme BON
25,000 Dollars ausgeieBt. 6er3li4
penig!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Qlnnie u. REich.

Gg far6 am %. auquit 1902 Qnnie g.. R0i3,
qtlic6te Satin bt5 Ucritprbcueu S0itpb ROi5, tm
48. Sabre i6rcs 2tbcHs. Die @teroi8uuQ tinoet
bcutc, SountuQ, 0abmittuQs nm 3 ubr, pom
i6rer leBttu g8obuuuQ, SIR. S37, 8tit=GrOB=Stra
aus itatt, po}u @crlDanOtc uno 6rcuuoc obtuuG5=
poa cinQclaOtn fnO. 9sticBurg priDatjm. en-
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03

an Impression on one 50 refined as the
young duchess She made the convcrsa-
ton general for few minutes, then said
carelessly:
Papa. should like to see the pictures
in the white drawing room; the duke tells
me there are several new ones since we
were here last"
Most Of them were purchased n
Rome" said the duchess. Shall 90
with you. Lady EstmercY
II was the first time she had called the
beautiful woman who had supplantcd her
by name. and her lips tremblcd over it..
NO" said Lady Esttmcre, laughingly,
"the greatest favor you can do me is to
talk to Sir Hubert and keep him in
good order for me while ! am away"
She did not raise her eyes; she made
no answer: she heard the rustic OF rich
draperics, and then there Heated to her
n whisper OF:
Irene Irene, have you no word FOR
mc|
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Savings of smart Youngsters.

A Boston teacher recently read to her
young pupils an account of man who
had lived for years upon the frontier"
When the story was reproduced by one
of the children, to her surprise it read
that he had lived for some years "on his
front carr Another teacher read that a
gentleman had occupied for some time
fine country seat" Upon asking the
children what was meant by country
seat "A dead silence reigned till one lit
tie fellow said he thought he knew,
and to the inquiry of the teacher re-
piled: "A milking stool Still another
had been reading to her pupils about
the rain, One. being asked to write a
little story about the rain, after de-
claring his inability to do so, produced
the following: What does the rain say
to the dusti I am on to you and your
name is mud"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
ENaitisitcly Evaded.

Singularly apropos Of Emerson's
poetic dictum,
| hold it of little matter
Whether your jewel be of pure water.
A rose diamond or q white,
But whether it dazzled me with light,
is a story of Herman Mcrivale, an Fin
glishman of letters, and that brilliant
and lovable actress, Miss Ellen Terry
which comes from the London period
ical known as NJ. A. +.
When Miss Terry appeared in Mac.
beth" MIR. Merivalc thought with
many others. that her part was not
suited to her personality or ability. He
did not care for her Lady Macbeth at
ALL and decided not to go behind the
scenes in case he should he asked to
express an opinion. Sir Henry Irving,
however. sent him most pressing invi-
tation, and directly Miss Terry caught
sight of him she hurried across the
stage, and asked eagerly:
We'll how do you like meW
Nell" returned Mr.. Merivale, 1.-THE
first time we met saw you as Puck.
springing from the earth behind toad
stool. You bewitched me then, and
you've been doing it ever since
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
A Tall Chimney.

The tallest smokestack on record il
what is known ms st. Rollox chimney
at the Tenant chemical works, Glas-
gov. 1t is 455la feet. 1t was originally
400 feet, but the management, learning
that another stack was to be built
equaling 1t, added the hftytive and one
half feet to hold the record. The original
height was rendered necessary by the
law against chemical works within the
city and the necessity for carrying the
fumes clear of the district. 1t is built
of brick and supported by heavy iron
bands, Once 1t swayed out of the per
pendicular, but by means OF kite and
the saving OF the mortar upon one side
1t was swayed back. Germany has a
stack 39G feet high.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
ASK the Blacksmith

When Attorney Tom Cannon went
East with the Jefferson Club to Month
cello he CHANGED TO run down to Rich
mond and Newport News. At the lat
ter place he met full-hedged English
man. Londoner. who was visiting
America for the first time MIR. Can
non and the Britisher went one even
Ing for a ride into the country and
CHANGED upon n typical Virginia viii
lage.
over blacksmith shop was suspend
ed a iocular sign. which read;
Ten miles to the next town. If
you can't read ask the blacksmith
IF you cawn't read awsk the black
smith. cawn't understand what that
bally sign means, don't We know" ex.
claimed the EugliShman.
"Oh, that's joke" explained Mr.
Cannon.
The Englishman studied the sign for
full minute and then declared with a
laugh:
How jolly clevah, don't We know
| Wouldn't it be great joke II the hally
blacksmith was not Mt bome"-St
Louis Post-DiSpatch.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03

He hogan ~ nave some Kind OF idr,
that danger was in store for him.
~ will tell you with pleasure" sh,
answered "Ile asked me your name
and declined TO tell him. He said that
he should be quite sure to find it out, and
when that happened he would never rest
until he had set his foot on the traitors
face"
well" said Sir Hubert, with faint
attempt at sheer ut seems to me
that I am likely to have lively time Of
1t. But as | am no coward do not fear.
What do you threaten me with, lrencE''
ut would please me It you would try
to remember that my title lis Duchess of
Bayard." she said. imperiousy, 81
threaten you with nothing owe you
my vengeance
And again certain expression of anN-
iety crossed his face. He did not like the
frequent repetition of the word wen.
gcance.'
Gro be continued.D
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
CuAPTER XVII

On the evening whom tba marty az
kuests were expected tho 6rs, yho mr..
rived were Lord and LADY, waldo uursr
and Miss Chuninr tho famons Am.viron
bejrcss Tbev yere form,lly n.n..,,,t,I
70 tho vounp durhcss
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a few minutes looling 49, th, ,n,,,tG
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nown IN" ,om. "'S ~
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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Rnaineas.

80 you won't let me play Ham.
LETT" said Mr. Stormington Barnes.
"Emphatically, no." answered the
manager.
you have no respect for the char
acter of the great DaneT
Now. my dear Storm" was the
soothing rejoinder, what does the pub
lie care about great Danes? What
they want is the bloodhounds In Uncle
Toms Cabin Washington Star.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03

The lccman- Evidently warm wealth
cr is near
His what makes you
think sol
The lccman- People are beginning to
call inc Mr.. Smith" Haven't got
anything better all winter than II say,
you" or Hello. thcre," Boston Tran
SCrpt
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
He Had.

Haven't you any occupationT' ask
ed the woman at the kitchen door, af-
ter listening to his tale of woe.
Yes, ma'am,' responded Tuffotd
Knutt I'm hunter
"A hunter? OF what
Grub, ma am. Chicago Tribune
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
The Worm.

She-Yes I'm sorry | married yo~,
so there
He-Oh! You were glad to get any
body, | guess. You were no young
bird when l married you.
She No? But considering what
got you must admit that | was an
early brd.-Philadelphia Press.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Unbiased.

al trust said one practical politi.
clan, that you will approach the cleo
ton in an absolutely unbiased spirit"
II shall" answered the other II
have received equal amounts Of money
from both sides Washington Star
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
The Woraer Half.

Miss Sarbassum says you always
bring a spring.ike sensation TO those
around YOU
Now. that's what | call mighty nice
of her"
Yes? Well she went OH TO say
something about the tired feeling that
comes with the spring
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
AN open-Face Watch"
Another De,ideratum.

40 you think that wireless telegra.
ply will save time"
Yes, if they can invent some sort
Of a messenger boyless device for de-
livering the kilograms. "-Washingtoa
star
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
SninlI " nnder.

Profcssor--You would be surprised,
madam, to know how sensitive is the
membrane Of the human ear
Miss Smarter Considering what
some people have to hear, | don't won.
dor Mt il.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Why He Lost,

Old Fogey-I am panied to hear that
you are addicted to playing whist, and
that last night you lost S25.
Young Fogey-The idea! Why,
don't even know how to play the game.
Old Fogey-So | am informed by the
gentleman who won the money.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Poorest Record.

Nanbihher-Who got the annual
BOBBY prize at the automobile club?
Nanpelt-Slogo; he ran over only
fourteen people during l9O1.-Ohio
State journal.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Indications.

" DO you think they'll marry|'
circumstances point in that dtrec>
ton. Her people object. and he's az
poor As church mouse"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
A Hardened Wretch,

"See that man with the hard face?
He's killed his man"
Indeed! Chauffeur or motorman?"
--Yonkers Statesman.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03

The refrain" we said to our neigh
Dor at the vaudeville performance,
while the popular ballad was being
rendered, lis prettier than the verses"
Yes" he agreed. II wish he would
refrain altogether Baltimore Ameri-
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03

This is Il picture hat" said the fond
wife, showing her husband the new
piece of millinery.
Picture hat murmured the gentle
husband, modify gazing at the bill
which had accompanied it. 1T must
he by one of the old masters. "-Balti-
more American.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Blissful Ignorance.

Mrs. HaTrIN at city hoteD-Hiram
what's this here patty de free grass
on the bill o fare?
IIayrix-Now, Miranda, keep Your
mouth shut an don't show your ignor.
ance. That's French for celery.-ChL
cago News.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
A Crushing Comment,

on can marry any one | please
said he, and curled his lip conceitedIy.
You'll never marry, then" said
aadge' the tease, FOR there are Mons
that you could please, you see."-PbIl,
adelpMa PraaA
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
OUR BUDG E'r OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO
lNGS HERE AND THERE.

Jokes and Jokelets that Are Supposed
to Have Been Recently Born-SayinEs
and Doings that Are Old, Curious aud
LaughabIe--The Weeks Humor.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-03
Poor Tommy.

The Nisitor--DOes mamma give you
anything for being II good boy?
Tommy-NC; she gives it to me when
amt.