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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
OUT OF THE RACE.
Hon. Charles b. Parkhili of Pensacola,
Withdraws as q Candidate For
Congressional Honors in
The Third District.

The Daily News Of yesterday after
moon contained an interview with Hon
g Parkhill. in which that gentleman
announces that he will not be candid
ate for representative ia congress, from
this, the Third, Congressional district.
As TO the reasnns why he will not run,
Captain Parkhill lie quoted in the inter
view as follows:
swell, the fact that Senator Mallory
IL candidate for re election makes this
a most inauspicious time for Ponsa-
cola man TO run for congress. This
{ ct seems TO have affected tue news
papers Of our town, and some friends Of
Senator Nal o'y, and friends Of mine.
ton, naturally hesitate TO take an active
interest in me, not knowing what effect
II would have upon Senator Mallory's
candidacy. have no desire TO hamper
Senator Nal ory's chances for re cleo
ton therefore say 1t does not seem to
be an opportune time for me TO rum
A Journal reporter saw Captain Park
hill late the afternoon and secured
confirmation Il the above announce
ment.
After mature deliberOtion and with
a due regard for the encouragement
which so many Of my friends have given
me, believe that this is an unfortunate
time for a Pensacola man to run and
will therefore not make The race this
time," sail Captain Parkhill.
"Senafor Mallory is, OF course, entitled
to reelection and have no desire 70
cause any complications in his cam
paign, which some Of my friends think
would be the result, were to make the
race for congress-
Captain Parkhills decision not to be-
come candidate will simplify the con
gressional situation great deal, al
though il will be disappointment to
the many friends whom he has in every
county in the district. Had be entered
the race there Is no doubt but that he
would have been great big factor in
the campaign, for it would have been d
close fight with the odds on no one. The
only announced candidates so far are
Attornev-G General lamar and Hon, JuO.
S. Beard Of this city, Pensacola Jour
!, nal, l4th.
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Praise Service at Methodist Church

Az the Methodist church 10 this city
on Sunday night next at z o'clock, q
Praise Service will be held Of which the
following is the program;
Chorus:-The Lights OF Home,
Scripture Reading by Pastor,
Prayer.
Song: ".Jesus Bids US Shine" by the
children.
Recitation--Wa Walter Whitlock.
Instrumental Duet -Mr. Phil PARA
more and Miss Agnes Parramore.
Vocal Solo, selected Mrs. A. Living
ston.
Recitation; Lila Fraleigb.
Chorus;- My Saviour First of All.''
Recitation Ethel Rowe.
Vocal Duet Mrs. Beggs and Miss
Edmondson.
Chorus Valley Of Rest"
Recitation: Ruby Drew.
Vucal Solo; Saved by Grace CO.
lumbus 3. Smith,
Recitation:-C larencs Blalock.
Chorus Worthy 10 The Lamb"
Recitation:-MissP Pearl Mccall.
Collection.
Chorus: Good Night
A cordial invitation is extended to all
TO be present on this occasion.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
Cafe Car Service.

On the Florida and Metropolitan
Limited, known as train 81 and "a which
are operated between Tampa Jackson
Vile and New York, by the Seaboard
Air Line Railway, through Richmond
and Washington in connection with the
r. F. g. P. and Pennsylvania Railroads
Cafe Car Service will be inaugurated
on or about December Let, for the &C.
eommodation OF the travelling public.
The Cafe Car will be handled on thesC
trains 90 that lunch and supper may b,
served northbound and breakfast and
lunch southbound.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
A Generous Gift.

The following article clipped from the
Orlando nel-Reporter will be OF in
terest to the members Of Ellie beth Har-
ris chapter, Daughters OF the Confeder-
acy. It iH to be hoped that the HAPPIER
VIII make application for a set OF the
pictures. The article is rs follows;
Gen. W. II. Jewell has received from
Mrs. Sidney Herbert, Of Maitlaud,whose
father gave his life. to the Confederate
cause, sufficient number OF sets mine
pictures In each set Of Trumbull's fam
GUS Historical Revolutionary Paintings,
to send set 10 every U. q. v. Camp in
Florida. The Youths Companion Of
Boston, makes this generous donation
through Mrs. H., who is noted for her
untiring public spirit She has also
rendered 70 Mira. Bishop u. g. Weed, Of
Jacksonville, "a many sets az may b'
needed to supply every organization o
tho United Daughters q the eonfeasrl
acy to Florida,
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At The Theatre

Commencing tonight the Robinson
Theatre 90. will play II three nights en-
gagement at the opera house in this
city. We cannot at this writing give
the names of the plays which they will
present, the management not having
yet been advised. This company comes
highly recommended and Manager
Harris says that the company is ''fully
up to now in every respect, and their
dramas are up 20 the standard" Re-
served seats now on Sale at Davis
Drug Store.
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Florida Town TeYrorized.

Sumterville, Fla, Feb. 6.-Henry
Wilson aud Julius Goodwin, notorious
negro outlaws, made a savage attack
on Deputy Sheriff Charles Lane yester-
day afternoon rs he was leading them
into their cells from the corridor. The
officer was knocked TO the floor and
seriously wounded, The men then ran
through the jAiior's residence and we're
met by Mrs. Lane, who was rushing To
the assistance OF the officer with a
Winchester riH and repeating gun In
her hands. The negroes attacked her
and wrenched the weapons from her.
The woman'S screams attracted
large crowd AND the negroes, barricad-
ing themselves behind their victim, be-
gan using their wea pons on all who ell
tered the house, George Stafford, a
young white man. was dangerously
wounded in the head with club, and
Willie Porter, another white man, was
badly wounded in ciinch tight. In a
few minutes news OF the battle at the
sherih's house spread through tile town
and places OF business were closed, and
scores Of people with all kinds OF
weapons ran to the scene. The negroes
had rushed up stairs and barricaded
themselves from the throng below,
Lee Graham. one OF the most prominen
young men in the city, with gun in
hand, attempted to reach the second
floor and was shot dead on the steps,
In the excitement following the murder
the men escaped through the back, and
though several shots were fired at them
in the pursuit, managed to get away,
Beth are believed to.be seriously wound
ed.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

Effective December lst., important
changes in the Schedule and additional
trains were inaugura.ed on the SeabOard
Air Line Railway. The Florida and
Metropolitan Limited through train be-
tween New York and Jacksonville via
Washington and Richmond, is quick
eued in schedule to arrive 10 Jackson.
Vile ; 30 p. M. instead Of 6;lO p. m. as
formerly. The New York and Florida
Fast Mail, known as trains y and 60,
will arrive at Jacksonville 9l05 a. M in
stead OF 9:l5, while the departure Will
continue at 7.40 p, m. All three Of these
trains make connection in both direc.
tons for Brunswick, Ga, win Thalman
and the Brunswick and Birmingham
Railroad
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
GU led CONSUMPTION.

Mrs B. w. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
wri es: my husband lay sick for three
months; the doctors stated he had quick
consumption. We procured bottle of
Ballard's Horehound Syrup and it
cured him. That was six years ago and
since then we always kept a bottle in
the house. We cannot do without it,.
For coughs and ids, it has no equal"
25u, SOC and 81 90 bottle at d. G. Smith
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
NJ. Wheeler Got Rid Of His
Rheumattam.

During the winter Of 1898 ! was SO
lame in my joints, Ia fact all over my
body; that could hardly hobble around
when brought bottle Of Chamber
lain'a Pain Balm, From the first ap-
pIication began to get well, and was
cured and have worked steadily all the
year. ~ WHEELER, NOrthwood. n.
Y. For sale by all Druggists.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
JURORS FOR the SPECIAL TERM
OF Court Which coaveaes Next Mon
day In Madison Drawn In Ae-
cordance With Law.

IL accordance with Law County Judge
Martin, Clerk Thos 2 Martin and
Sheriff Z. s rmstrong assembled In
the Office Of the clerk on Monday last to
draw from the jury box thirty names
OF citizens OF the co nty who will be
summoned to app ar and serve as jurors
at the special term Of the Circuit Court
which cUnvenes lie the court house on
next Monday morning. The following
names ere drawn from the box and
these persons will constitute the regular
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
buNrY OFFICERS.

hip Martin,
y ,ET-r. Z, Martin.
\ \. Armstrong.
b-R J. Paterson,
tpR-s, !. Ellison.
+ I IMrRvcHos-l. A. Hughes.
NsuprR-r, w Dale.
4 noh-J q. Leslie.
.,MIgi6ygRs-W. n. Dial, u,
IN. Mcdonald, III. Porter, O. w.
d Williams. Regular meeting on
dqy OF each month
+ 81. {, Horne, Chairman; W. Y.
+ Goodman. Regular meeting on
Of each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
CANCER CURED

Mr.. w. w, Prickett, Smithfeld, MS,
writes, Sept, 10th, 1901; If had been
suffering several years with cancer CD
my face, which gave me great annoy
ance and unbearable itching / was
using Ballard's Snow Liniment for a
sore leg, and through on accident, |
rubbed some OF the liniment on the can.
Ger, and as 1t gave me almost instant re.
lief, decided to continue to use the
liniment on the cancer. In short time
the cancer came out, my face healed NJ
and there is not the slightest scar left
| have implicit faith in the merits Of
this preparation, and it cannot be toe
highly recommended. %. toe and 81, 90
For sale by d. G. Smith,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
AHE YOU RESTLESS AT NIGHT

And harassed by bad cough? Use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, will secure
you sound sleep and effect a prompt
and radical cure. &c, SOC and Sl,00
bottle AZ ID. G.. Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease. This is due TO
the disease being 80 ipsidious that il
gets a good hold ON the systsm before
Il is recognized. FOlsy's Kidney Cure
win prevent the development o. fatal
diseases il taken in TINS. Sold BY D.
@. smith, VA
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
towN OFFICERS.

h Hodges, -. ,,
IN collRcroR--W. a Dale.
l.. Vann.
4 DAVIS, VIM. Burton and o, ".
Ilsr meeting at Council Chamber ~
,oy on ne second Tuesday night
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
McDuffie's TasteIess Chill Cure viii

build up broken down systems and make
the blood rich and healthy, certain cnre
for chills, guaranteed or your money
refunded. so cents, Sold by d. g..
Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

McDBffIe's Witch MazcI Foot Healer
il one Of the finest baby powders known,
cures prlclrly heat and given instant
rslisf. z5evnts- Sold BY y. g. Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

Harry Wards Mlnstrels are booked to
appear at the opera house in this city on
the night of March s. Remember the
date aud secure your seats in advance.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

Jury for the term:
J. NJ. Grower, John Coffee,
j. ID. jackson, ]. Q. Hunter,
E. f. Dickinson, M. N. Drew,
Albert Cotnngham, 5 A. HinelY,
b. N. Dickinson, j, T. Vann,
B. A. Horton, II, r. Flowers,
A. j. Dewey, in. Gibson,
e. y Richardson, j !. Smart,
j. B. Witty, 4. A. MoMulleu
Il. f. Bunting, A. T. Townsend
y. S. Jordan, s. IL. Hidden,
j. P. GOA, a. p. Pulliam,
q W. Jarvis. ]. Il. Grsmlin,
j NJ. johnson, j. Q. Leslie,
W. II. Allen, w. r. Wimborly
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

|poSoE-A. Livingston, d. T. z /;
Regular meeting on the seeond
b each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

4 pyrulAs-M Meeting every Monday
HAN. n. NJ. Taylor, c, CT ]. E.
R. andS
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20

\ cn,PTIs' No. s-w. s. Jordan
r. Bnek, X; X. l.. Mlllinor,
.s,son See. Regular conNoca-
sn5thIrd Mondays Of each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-02-20
!. MADISON, FLA, THURS FEBRUARY 90 1909
Raj DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

|c.,,,scp--preaching every first,
! 'ssedays, ma IN. and 7;$y p. ~.
s,s,T Thursday night. Rev n.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
SETTLE CARD GAME
WITH RAZOR PLAY
ITALIANS START OUT WELL
IN AMERICAN STYLE.
One soon Abandons FissicuRs ana
Cuts Up Two Men In Lib.
eral Fashion.

The italian game Of moro was played
oil nIght In the coffee house OF Peter
siriguano. No i5l Mulberry street
within block OF the Mulberry street
police station. But AT dayligh, this
morning Il hrok. up In ron
The gamblers went TO the sidewalk
and formed ring tha, Peter De Gano
and man knosn only as Pasquala
might settle their differences with their
fists In true American style.
Pasquaic. according to the testimony
OF all the other gamblers. abandoned the
American style OF hsht and drew a
razor Shouting IN cut your head
on ne made an effort. the witnesses
say. to carry out hls threat The rlzor
made a slash down De Ganos fac.
from the top OF the left ear across the
Jawbune to the neck
William Romello, Who said he inter
fcred a. a peaccmlkcr. was bitten In
the .,fi arm ana his coat vas s.ashed
into ribbons
A policeman then appeared. DE Gano
lay upon the Sidewalk and Rom.lln
showed signs Of having been In a aght
30 Romclio was arrested. while Pas
auaIe walked away,
De Gsno was taken to 81. Vincent :
Hospital TIL. surgeons reported that
he aas In 4 critical condition. Dei.C-
tives MacDonough and Sweeney locked
W. nvc men as witnesses, but are st!ll
looking for PasIuale.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
Thousands Of Families Hare Heard
the joyful News that
PAlNE'S
CeleryCOmpOund
Makes Sick People Well
and Strong.
a House to- House Canvass Would
Show that Thousands Are
Being Cured.

The people who have not heard in
some way of Paine's Celery Com
pound and its wonderful triumphs
over the diseases and ailments o,
life cannot be counted rs newspaper
or magazine readers nor are they
among those who are in touch with
the medical progressiveness OF the
times
\ house-to-house canvass uf that
were posslble) Of families where
Paine's Celery Compound is being
used during these early spring days
would disclose an overwhelming
amount OF evidence regarding the
implicit confidence that is placed in
this greatest Of all spring medicines.
Ii would show the enormous num-
ber OF people who are being cured OF
some form Of nervousness. sleepless-
ness. dyspepsia. indigestion. neural
gia. rheumatism. headaches. kidney
and liver diseases
Now is the time when Paine's Gel
cry Compound can show astonishing
and happy results to the sick Now
that spring Is with us. giving a prom
ise OF fine weather and new beauties.
II should lend encouragement 10 the
work OF getting well and strong.
GIe use OF paine's Celery COM
pound for a few weeks will truly a..
tonish every dcbilitated. weak and
sickly man and woman. The change
from muddy and sallow complex
ion 20 fyesh. healthy color. with
bright, sparkling eyes. unclouded
brain. the enjoyment OF refreshing
sleep. clear. fresh blood coursing
through the body. will be the sure
reward OF every user OF PaIne's Cell
cry Compound Accept no substitute
or imitation. See that the name
PAINE'S is on the wrapper and bot
tie.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
INFECTED CREW
TURNED LOOSE.
Contagion Spread in
Jersey City by IO7
laborers.
SENT UP FROM The SOUTH.
Constable Ordered Railroad
Repair Gang to Go Away
or Be Arrested.
SENT UP FROM The SOUTH.

train OF four cars. which arrived AZ
jersey City over the Lehlsh Valley
road his morning carried iO7 laoorcrS.
who said they had been driven ou, OF
the village Of whiiehaven, Pa. because
smallpox had broken out among ;hem.
The men were turned loose In IN.
streets o: Jersey city and persons en-
ployet about the Pennsylvania Railroad
roads were highly indignant
The .aboreFs said they responded TO
an advertisement a week ago last Mon
day for men to repair damage done
hy floods, and that they were pu, Mt
work to replace a wrecked bridge over
the Lchigh River. from whitehaven 10
bridgeport. ami that they sley, IN the
cars In whish ,hey were brought n Je.-
seN CITY to-day These cars were sta
toned AZ the Whi;chaven side %. the
river
Several Of the men became Ill., and
thpse that arrived yesterday sad that
doctor who was summoned SAID 20
Foreman o'Reii,y:
why. you have nes; Of small ,ox
mere. one fellow has a se.i-deye!opeI
case and siN others look doubtful"
4''"' atcoIulng 20 the statement u.
the men. the cons able OF tn, town ap.
peared and said that II ;hc men and the
cars were not removed within twelve
hours all the engineers and nremen on
the work would be arrested
The men add that last night they
were bundled into the cars in which
they had slept and that when they
were awakened his morning they found
themselves In Jersey Ciiy and We're
told To scatter and TO say nothing
They say that their fellow who sas
said TO have q Scll-dcNelOped case o.
smtI'-pox was sent to hut ~ he
mountains with TWO men to guard u.n.
THAI the six who We're slightly IN w,r,
brought TO Jersey city and dischirsr
with them, and that ther, was no va.
c!nltion or .umigltion.
The cars In which the men travelled
TO Jersey City We're left Ia the Penn
sylyaniA shed Immediately adjoining
the passenger station. The numbers OF
the cars are "a lsO l6& and la.
The lsborers went TO their homes and
TO lodging houses. All Of hem hal
money, as they had been working for
week at BIS a day and board and
we're paid Saturday night
The evening world., 1902-03-11
S[0~s S51oco %neS>eQe\@ooper Co. S&ore
Wlorla's Greatest Groceru.


The Grocery is a never-ending
busy. Crowds all the time. Buy
SALMON Fancy Spring ch nook
Salmon, very & udrE aad ieheately
smoked, very SPECIAL at. pei H..
MILK Borders Ealle Band Coa-
terset milk, can. l1i
CREAM: Harel UTswettsuei Eva
Grated Cream, can. !
APPLES Fancy N. Y STATE rvap.
ora,et Whole Peeled Apples. Ib., /
HAZEL BREAKFAST FOOD. an
ideal morning dish, l.lb. PIKE. /
COFFEE Combination Java, I eh.
iul' body. very at1ratic, 5 IT'S,
81 O. h., ,
FISH Fancy Boston coihsh Steaks.
H..
SELECTED LONG ISLAND
FOUNDERS OF SMELTS, 10,
IMPORTED PATENT BARLEY,
lib. tox.. 1
LAMB: Foreluarter Fancy cln,ta
SIrng iant, ID.
CHOCOLATE RoSer;s's Cream Of
Chocolate, really 10 ssfye, can. ,
CANNED MEATS iGlass lar Sliced
Beet and Glass Jar 81 &C / Buakfaft
baeon. exc piionai value. totf iot ,
The evening world., 1902-03-11
CONTRACT PLAN DEFEATED.
House Passes Rural Free Delivery
Hiti Radically Changed.

WASHINGTON. March II. The bill
90 classify the rural free delivery ser
vice and place the carriers under the
contract system vas passed by the
U6uac. hut ia form that COM
ple:tiy changes the purpose for which
II WAS framed Al the provisions for
placing carriers under the contract sys-
t..I ncre stricken out, and the maxi
mum salary og carriers was Increase q
from S0S =, 5000 . year.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
SAW HIS FAMILY BURNED.
Man Jumped from Window OF
FLAMING House, Others Remained.

Toronto s:arch ll.-A-thlr Bou-
chard Is the sole survivor Of his family
af,e- the nre that ruined their home
here. his VIE and nine children having
pcrishod in the flames. The disastrous
blaze started In the kitchen while the
whole family were still abei.
When Bouchard was awakened he
Jumped from window, but his wife
ana children lacked the outrage TO fol-
low him. and were cromated before aid
could reach them.
The evening world., 1902-03-11

DIAMOND DYES color ,,r'sias =, an, ;.isf. .,,..
The evening world., 1902-03-11
IN TAPPEN'S MEMORY.

The clearinghouse Association yes
terday paid IA tribute 10 the memory
OF the late Frederick ID. Tappcn. Presl.
dent %. the Gailatin National Bank.
who for many years was Chairman OF
The Clearing h ouse Committee. IL was
through Mr. Happens courage and wis
dom. fpSAkers declared. that several
6Anks had 6ssn saved from ruin dur
The evening world., 1902-03-11

TEA Choice FRS. Piekings Far
rosa nolang. Moyune, Young
Hysou, Englsh Breakfast, Japan,
India &c Ion, GlnfowGeT, exception
ally choice cup qualities, S lbs,
81 90 10. IS
SALMON AfehIoek Fancy Red
Alaska Salmen can II
ShKDINES S La Tours imported oil
Sa'iires, 5. tor., 81 Is; can, &c
chTSUP Household OF Yankee
Deoilc Tomato catsuP, per bottle, II
PICKLES Am-riean Crown Brand
P.gkles. bottl,, {
OLIVE OIL Hazel fasey imported
Olive Oil. per at. bottle, Csc; per
pt. bjttle, 81
PRESERVES HaTel Preserves,
whole fruit, lib. glars lars, Is
EGG PLUMs Milford Brand Egg
Plums OF Green Cages, ic medium
syrup. an. IL
ANCHOv!ES Genuine Norwegian
Ar hov'cs, can, Is
PINEAPPLE Booths Oval Brand
bshama FincSPple, 2-lb. can, 10
jELLIES: Bocth's California purs
iIuit IeiIlss. aSgorteI kin6s, per doz-
Ell SIC. can
The evening world., 1902-03-11

No matter what your WANT. the
Sunday World will carry II to some
one who can supply It. II 10 the
medium for the exchange OF intell-
gsnce among the people
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balm gu erbitten, tpel9e ben iebt IL
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Stdot6en unb MGrfte i'm @albe foz
pobl pie an bef1en @orbersen bieten
fat idmmtli9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SLIDER bar.
Gine Der mertpiirbisiten Grfde;z
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pfabl, cine fait serablinise SoIse
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gfeu burg por'm @alb.

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Semen Srau sefast:
&aum als Su bic Welt seie6en,
Sn Der idOniten 9liitbeaeit,
Mubteit Su BON binnen seben!
Neben Der rebriamen Sunsfrau bon
bret Sabren" rubt Der rebrensea9tete
Smiling BON ie9ais Sabren"; oft aber
erbliden mir aud in oiefen St6tungen
fremben @influB unb poetti4e grinz
nerungen. 60 bic fplgenbe Snidrift:
sd mar nod ni9t bod an Sabren =
8ieraig aablte taum i9 nur;
Noa ba9te id nidt ans 9terben,
Ood Der Sob ~perfolste meme Spur."
Muf einem anbsren 8rette lGbt lid
bic peri6iebene Satin nit ben tr1{tz
<iden Worten pmnebuep, bic geipiB
balb pertpirflI1t purben:
.Neine nidt, lteber Mann;
Mimm Dir cine anbere an"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
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DIE iia bier napteieln", B.. +. pereini>
gen. Inter ben SieOlunsen bes Walz
bes 1T 3pieiel pobl bic be%oeutenoits
uno p%Ornebmfte. r3pieiel 1T Elm tlein
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lit iiderlid Elm rpurubieiel" fir ben
2iebbaber bon Sorellen uno &rebien,
an benen Der batril9eWalb 10 reid 1T.
Sas Stdbt6en madt ii9 als Somz
msrfrii9e fir 2eute nit ~gerinseren
Mitteln re9t beraus, unb bieielben
tbuen iebr tpobl baran, tpenn tie limit
ten Der Dalbespra9t, bic .3niefel um=
eibt, ii9 nteberlafien. Sn 3nieiel 1T