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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out Of order.
What to DO.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed. that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
1t. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to 60 often
during the day. and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp.Root is soon
realized. 1t stands me highest for its won-
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery E
and q book that tells 1;.:3h
more about it, both sent 4 .i,s =
absolutely free by mail. z..ss 99 ~
address DR.. Kilmer & Home of swampRoos.
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer In this paper.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

Long before the days of knowledge
rs to the hygienic.and rejuyenating ef-
feet of the bath beautiful women dis
covered the secret of preserving their
charms by ablutionary aid. Chickweed
was believed by Isabel Of Bavaria to
be good for the complexion, and. ac-
cordingly she had decoctions of it
made. In which she bathed daily.
Diana of Poictiers pinned her faith to
cold rainwater and took her matutinal
tub as regularly as any water loving
dsmsel of today. The beauties of the
eighteenth Century also believed in
bathing. but they put all sorts or
strange things In the water to improve
| their skins. says Woman's Life. Among
the many other popular additions to
the bath We're veal broth, water dis
| titled from the honey extracted from
| roses, melon juice and the milky ex-
tract of green barley and various prep
arations containing almonds and yolk
Of egg.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

the C. o. d. list, which is made up
every week, The witness declared.
Tamme said .the increased price of
meat was out of proportion to the in
crease in the price of cattle. He said
one hundred butchers in st. Louis had
gone out of business and that the
Mound City packing Company and the
North St. Louis Packing Company had
also retired.
At the afternoon session there was
additional testimony as to the combina-
tiOn OF packers, the giving OF rebates
and the fixing of uniform prices in St.
Louis.
Several OF the witnesses told OF the
sale of condemned meats, some ol
which was made into sausage.
Il. Z. Fritz, Frisco Railroad man q,
Monnett, was the last witness. He
grew up in the packing business under
his father at Quincy, ILL.,, and up to q
year ago was, for several years. mana
ger of branch house at Topeka Kan
He told of the existence of combine
between the various packing companies
to fix the price of meats, and related
the incident by which he. lost his po
sition, because he sold lard at half
cent less per pound than the combine
price.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13
OUR FASHION LETTER.
Some Novel Ways of Trimming
Evening Waists.
PICTURE GOWNS FOR HOUSE WEAR

Dainty Novelties In Belts and But
tons New Millinery shapes In
Straw-Gay C0lors and Frivolous
styles For the Coming Summer.
For the warm spring days a tailor
made dress will be found useful. This
should be made, as its name indicates,
In a rather simple manner. carefully
fitted and with strapped or stitched
seams. Smart little fronts can be in
troduced to vary the monotony, and
these can be Of delicate colors harmo-
nizing with the goods. With a costume
Of this sort a rather severe hat Is a
necessity. By this is meant hat that
is smart rather than dressy.
The blouse waist Is being more and
more replaced by the dress. Especially
Is this the case with women whose
stout figures will not permit them to
look we'll in a two piece costume. Be
sides the tailor made costume Of wool
en- goods there will be worn a little
later chic general utility gowns of
black and white foulard, brilliantine
and linen.
Dresses Of blue or red brilliantine,
trimmed with bands Of black moire
will be both useful and smart.
Guimpes made to wear with low
neck evening dresses are Of all over
lace or embroidered mousseline. They
have transparent collars carefully
boned.
The evening dress in the cut is made
Of pale pink chiffon embroidered with
chenille and chiffon in delicate tints of
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

collars. banded with cluny lace inser
ton. Where the collars meet in front
there is long sashlike pendant reach
ing below the knees. The sleeves are
on the picture order and are heavily
trimmed with the insertion. The bot
tom of the skirt is finished by double
fulled rufiie, banded with the insertion.
About Belts and Buttons.
Copper buttons are the latest fad on
a brown costume. They contrive har-
mony Of an exceedingly pleasing char
acter. On a black dress when highly
FURNISHED they look smart. Besides
the plain copper buttons there are 9th
ers mixed with oxidiZed silver or steel
or otherwise embellished.
The favorite belts for evening wear
are generally made of the material in
folds and cut on the bias. These can
be pulled down to any shape. and fas-
tened with jeweled pins are very at
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

tractive. An all white gown is very
chic made with a folded band of black
velvet or the velvet may reproduce the
color of the flowers worn and so give
an added touch of color.
Point d'esprit is very fashionable,
and frocks for young girls made Of this
material are most effective when
mounted over colored silk and daintily
trimmed with narrow ribbons and lace
insertions.
One Of the new straw shapes is
shown in the Illustration. 1t is Of yel-
low straw and is trimmed with black
velvet ribbon and yellow and white
roses. The underbrim is of tucked
chiffon, and it is looped up on the left
side to allow a second band of the small
yellow and white rosebuds to be seen.
These chains of tiny roses go with the
Louis XIV. styles and are very popular
at present.
Fashion has struck the keynote Of
brilliancy. Gay fabrics. gay cOlOrs and
frivolous styles are to prevail during
the spring and summer. Narrow en-
broideries are seen ON many of the
dressy tailov-mades.sa and lace appears
on nearly every costume, be it tailor
made or otherwise. JabOts Of tulle
and chiffon are fastened to the base Of
the collars in front. From all this it
will be seen that stiff effects are things
of the past.
Changes In Sleeves.
Sleeves show more change than any
other article of woman's dress. They
are becoming daily more voluminous.
respectfully below the shoulders.
/ There is a new shade of heliotrope
which, mixed with ecru lace, Is very
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13
California illustrated.

The Chicago 400, an illustrated jour
nal of travel and topics, issued by the
Chicago & North Western R'y, is one OF
the finest illustrated publications ever
printed. The tinted hslf-tones rival
those of thetinest magazines, and the let
ter-press of the whole edition is perfect
pictorially and descriptively mirroring
California's wonderful scenery. Copy
delivered free on application or mailed
to any address upon receipt OF two cents
postage, by w. b. Kniskern, % Fifth
avenue, Chicago, Ill. 33-4t
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

charming, especially when the lace is
outlined with one Of the new silver
and white embroideries.
Soft fronts are useful accessories to
the spring tailor made. These fronts
usually simulate an underblouse.
For the economical girl front which
Stimulates waist will be useful. The
illustration shows such one. 1t is
made of deep red silk panne. embroid
cred with white dots. 1t opens in
front over chemisette of white null.
with stitched rundown collar and a
dainty white tie. The fronts of red
velvet are laced together by a stitched
white taffeta tie passed through eyelets
Vt white silk. JUDO CHoLLET.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13
CaIifornIa Oregon Excursions

Every day in the year. The Chicago,
Union Pacific and Northwestern Line
runs through irst-class Pullman and
Tourist Sleeping Cars to points in Cali
fornia and Oregon daily. Personally
conducted excursions from Chicago to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Port
land, leaving Chicago on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Lowest rates. Shortest
time on the road. Finest scenery. In.
quire of your nearest ticket agent, OF
write
A. F. CLEVELAND. pa Superior street
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

pdStei Dlut anu Spiu. iHu IL Is Stuuutu
with paste brilliants. 1t is made very
plain, the waist being cut with a
square decolletage and the sleeves be-
ing elbow length. with full ruffies Of
lace.
Up to Date House Gowns.
The picturesque element is obtaining
q greater hold i'm house dresses. Here
the empire. the Louis XIV. and even
certain styles suggesting the medieval
are to be found.
Handsome picture gowns intended
for house wear are made with wat
teau overdress falling in straight plaits
over full soft front of lace. The
sleeves are elbow length and are either
of the goods with soft rufties of lace
or of the all over lace Of which the
front is made.
Flowered china silks now come In all
the pompadour colorings and are
| charming Sor these dainty house
| gowns They are tucked In clusters oil
| trimmed with butter cOlor9d lace ap
| plique.
Fichus. with long ends reaching tI
the feet, are very handsome and Civ,
| the wearer a stately AIR.
| The wrapper in the illustration repre-
| sents one OF the most fashionable ant
latest designs. Ii is made OF accordion
plated goods or rough Grape. The necl
! is finished on with two broad tuckes
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13

sediment or set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; if 1t stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass 1t or pain in
the back is also
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13
Notice Of appointment.

Estate OF John !. Brown. deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as administrator OF the estate Of
1ohn s Brown, late of Logan county, Ohio,
Dated this ssth day of April a. d. 1872
EVAN L. CUSTENRORDERs
KCf2-ar~
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know 1t.

How To Find Out.
Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let il stand twenty-four hours; a
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-05-13
Sale
I63 Acres Fine Farm and
Stock Land

4 mile from DeGraff. Ohio. Is acres timber,
g acres bottom and pasture land, frame
house. = frame barns. . silos. COW barns, and
other outbuildings, farm in high state, cul-
tlvation and extra good fences. A bargain IL
sold at once. Inquire of
LINK T. SNODGRASS,
Real Estate. Sidney, OHIO
January IL. 1902-4t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20

einen gIif altf Die glGtter ~getporfen
bate; lid babe friiber oiele berglei.
diem Safen ge5ei6uet."
u9ie Sinte, init Der Sic st arbei.
ten baben, lit bon beIouoerer Be-
i6affenbeit",' iagte Gloom, ii6tbar
erfreut, inoem er @ttpas in Der Sornr
BON oitinOii6er Guide aus ietuer
8eitentaide ~berporsog. rSprgen
Sic itetS fir friide Sebern, uno
brin9en Sic b~ieielben niemals an
SSbre Sippen; 0as f0nnte Sbrer 8e-
lunobeit idaben. Damn miiiien gle
aitf Sbr 6eniter nit griinem 8apier
perbdngen; es lit gut fir Die @ugen.
Gum @nfauf Der n0tbigen Saden
mic audi ais porlduftgen 8epeis mel.
ner grfenntli6feit biete i6 Sbnerl
bieie &leinigfeit an."
9ei bieien 8orter poIlte er Sbeo.
bor Elm G0Q6en in Die Suro oriifen;
SoG oleier peigerte iid beideiber.
e5 ansunebmen.
nMuden sic bod feline Inn.
itauoe", iagte 8loom entldieoen,
uSie iinO elm einge5ogener, ftrebia.
mer Siingling, Cen bas @Iiid nit
Ilem. MIR ni6t init GuBern @iitern
begabt bot. Hebmen Sic Oarum III,
qenirt bieie &leinigfeit bon mir on;
ih fann Die penigen @roi6en 9anj
igilt e%ntbebren. @etrahten sic Die.
ielben, nenn sic moaen, als geliebe.
mes 9elo, uno fails bic Irbeit miB.
aliidt, moblan, 10 miro bielleiht nod
NAL ipater Die Belt fommen, baB sic
mir baS Sar!ebeu 5llriidgeben
fonnen; gliift aber bas @erf, MORAN
td teiueu Iugenblid 5peifle, 10 miro
balo cine eroBere Selobnung Oaraui
folaen. SD meine es gut nit Sbnen.
Soriu1rts aliol"
9as @elb glitt IN Sbeooor's Satt6.
Ser Ssiingling, 10 penig an @lif ge.
!pobnt, idien Sortuna's @unlt 81
miBtrauen. gs itiegen bedngitigenoe
@ebnnfen in ibm auf. Iber Damn
oadlte er ipieoer an feline Irmltb, an
2ouiie mo an bunoert auoere
ISaGen, uno er itefte bas 9elo gu
iidl. @s paren Srpan5ig GuIben.
@Is er bas Simmer bes eng
ldnhers perlieB, iagte bieler:
SD befeble Sbnen no6mals 6as
~tiefite StiaidDeigen on, audi INSIDE.
ionbere Sbrer 9raut eegeniiber
benm Die sSrallen iinO IN Der Hesel
ebenio n~eugierig OILS i4pasbuft unb
ruben nift cher. bis lie Gles baar.
flein tpiiien."
Sbeooor m~ieberbolte iein geripre,
den un0 9ing benin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20
GnSlid ladlt bus @lIf.

sSn tiefen @ebanfen perinnfen leste
Tbeobor laugiamen Sfrittes ieinen
gSea fort. slls er ii6 IN einer erge'
rem SeitenltraBe beiano, flopfte ibm
SemanD leiie ai1f Die S6ulter. @r
fuhr erihredt aus ieiner Srarmerei
empor, manote ii6 Inn uno lab Den
freunblihen gnglGnoer Dor iid
iteben, Der linn oas Sertbu6 geidenti
bate.
ngsun mein iunser Sreuno,
naritm 10 nahoenflid", fragte Der
frembe SEER lG6elno. nSie lailen
ia oen 9opf bangen pie giner, Dem
Elm llngliif paiiirt lit. So6 ni6i
untpobl, boffe i12"
Ygeidt bod, m%tlportete Sbeooor
oertpirrt; lid oahte an -"
n9ie @olfsI6lu9t, be2" bollen.
oete Der Srembe munter; LIMB pte
bat Sbnen Die Sper ~gefauens"
.@usge3eihnet, mein Serr, pradt.
BON, e~nt5iideno!" REF SbeoSor
entbuiiaitiid.
.9robo, mein Sreunb; id iebe,
Sic beiiben @eibmad. @as iagt
oenm SSbre 9ralt 81 Dem Stiides"
vSml" ipra6 Ebeooor; pite III
nerpos nnb Die Sper fir iie ettpas
an idauerli6. SD CLAUDE niht, paB
tie lid beioubers rnterbalten bat"
SD CLAUDE Sbnen. sic lit nod
jung uno fennt Die @elt ni6t. @ieI.
leid)t mag Tie aith nod einige rmbe.
griinoete 9eoenfen baben. SD ipun-
oere mid baber nidt iebr, lie nod
ni6t I'M Sbeater geieben 5u baben.
@ber alt6 sic, iltnger Sreuno, lab
ih belite SLIM erIteu Male bort. MaH
iolte bod meinen, elm itrebiamer
hunger Mann, pie sic, piirSe bies
ausge5eidnete Siloungsmittel nibt
unbenust laiien."
Sbeooor i6pieg perlegen.
rSber itebeu Sbuen GuBere SIN.
Oerniiie I'M @ege2" Die @ugen bes
SremOen riibten forI6eno auf ibm.
Sic Serlegenbeit oeS inngen
Wanne8 itieg mif's So6Ite. Gin
oumfieS &otb iibergoB feline blei1en
8angen.
~yeum Nun, mein 9ieber, per5ei6en
Sic: ih mill mid ni6t in Sbre &C.
beimniiie oraneen", iaate Ser frembe
Serr ianft, inoem er t~rerlber5ig Cleo.
boris Sano ererifi. ygs 1T nidt
GeaaierSe. mas uiG aIio ipre4ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20
Die Eaat fei,nt.

Siefe Iadt tpar fir Sbeo6or BET.
nabe i6laflos. gr mGl5te ii9 atf
ieiuem drmliden Eager unritbig bin
uno Der. Sm,ienb pedielpoae 9ilber
Drdrgten iid Dor ieinen fieberbaft
erreaten @eiit. 9ie fdauerli6en
Saenen aus Dem SreiifiiB 5ogen Die.
Der Dor ieinen gIiden poriiber, uno
ieine iiberipannte Tbantaiie malte
Maes nod lebbafter aus, Uie er es
IN Dem Sbeater geieben bate. Damn
Dahte er mieoer an Gloom uno Die
8ebeimniiie ieiner @obnmg, an Die
ionoerbare slufgabe, Die er ii6ernom-
men, uno on Die gldn5enoen Gusiid,
ten, Delhe linn Der gngldnoer croft.
ret bate. Mit benz &aui6en ser
0tliif, pel6e linn nod in BEN Sbren
t6nte, Sermiihte iid Der Slang Der
blinfenben 8uloenitiide, unb all.
mdlig iab er ii6 bon 1tnenbli6en
Geihtbiimern nmringt. = &ei6 &c.
fleioete gebiente umringten i'm un0
hordten auf ieinen @inf. - gr
fdipelgte III 8eniiiien. - Seite. =
Ebeater. = 9a eriheint linn 2ouiie:
lie lit traurig, blei6. = gr i6redt
empOr. Sa, ia, eS par MIR elm
Sraum: CT tuar einen 4ugenblif elm.
g%eiblummert.
go aina es fort, bis ser Iorgen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20

hdmmerte. @ri6opft iprong er aug
Oem 8ette uno fleioete ii6 an, 10
i6nea es linn iein 5tpetfelbofter Su-
itunO erlaltbte. 9einabe bdtte er ge.
tpilnidt, oaB er oeu geltrtgen Gag aus
ieinem 2eben perpiiden fonnte; on
%erinnerte i'm Der Slang ser Sil6er.
ltiide IN ieiner Sai6e an Die friibere
8irftt9teit uno an iein Geriprehen.
Gr i6iittelte nit 8emalt Die bansert
9eoanfen BON ieinem Ser5en ab.
n@ie munoerli6l" iagte err al iid
ielbit; n5ltm eriten Male in meinem
Seben l1dlelt mir baS Slid uno er.
offnet iif mir cine iorgenfreie gu.
funft, uno i6 Sauoere ftnbii6, 5u3u.
g%retfen. SD babe lange genug ir
Irmutb uno gntiagung gele6t, lino
th DGre elm Harr, menn i6 ni6t
ebenio mid bes 2ebens erfreuert
mollte, pie tGltienb @nbere, bu id
es fam un6 ebenio gut 0as &e6t
babe, Die lie. Souiie lit cine feline
Shmarmerin."
2SlS uHl 1D DOuelO2 DOH QueE
ReIan6olie los5uretBen, lang er Die
erite Stropbe DeS 2iebes aus Dem
6reldis:
1Sier i'm ir6'i6er Samnertbal
@dr' bod ni6ts ais Blag unb Dual,
Sriig' Oer Stod ntdt Srauben go"
Sam ma6te er sic notbpenoigen
@tnfaufe uno Sor6ereitungen alt lei,
ner neuen 9lrbeit. Sn Der gait5en
freien 3eit, Die linn feline gepobnli6e
geidaftigung iibrig lieB, 5ei6nete er
eifriq 0arauf los, mo i6on am
@beno bes ameiten $ageS fonnte er
Dem @~nQldnoer 0ie beioen fleinen
3etdnunaen einBGnoigen.
Serr Gloom priifte tie iorgfGltig
urlb bergli6 lie 2inie fir 2inie nit
BEN Sriginalen. Wtit ieoer Mimute
erbeiterte iid ieiu @eiidt mebr ,rno
mehr; oenn es febEte audi ni6t bas
@ertndIte an Der @enauigfeit oer
Nadbtlouug.
Sort ebuug foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20

WtattfeS ilber ietne Tergangenbeit,
ieine @nlagen urlo S~Gbigfeiten in gr-
fabrrtng gebradt. SeBt fonnte er
olt6 Die &idtitng ieineS GbarafterS,
lulo oas mar 9enug fir feline 3pefe.
rgSas bit gu bod fir ein lonoer-
bares Waohen", ipra6 Sbeooor, als
Der Sorbang gefallen mar uno 2ouiie
nod INNER NIT ben SanOen bor Den
Iugen unbetpe9li6 ba lab. u9lide
bod auf unb berubiee 9idI benn Tie
lebt! lie lebt, rm0 nod elm Sabr nur
- rlln 10 bore oo6! MIR nod elm
Sabr, Damn miro tie leiue Srau. Sin
Sabr lit bolo Inn, nidt iuubr, Denll
man quite IltSiidJten bat?"
God 2ouiie idiittelte Ben &opf
unb iprad: u@are i6 an Igatba's
Stele, ih miiroe nun nn0 nimmer
leine SSral> meroen."
y@ie - uit0 marltm niGt?"
nWtan mnB Soft mebr lie5en als
einen Weniten nnO barf ielblt 81
einem euten 3Dede feline i6le6ten
Wtittel gebrauhen."
nglber, &ouiie, -piait Oh itrenger
ridten als Die &oriebung?"
r8itte, idweige oaoon, Die Sor.
iebung bot bier nidt geipro6er.
8as Der alte Wam iagte, flang ELM.
fad meuiGlid); aber mas Wtar tbat,
mar teufliih, mnperantportlif
idle6t, uno Oas nm 10 mebr, Oa er
genugiam geDarnt mar urlo oas
Siinobafte ieiner Sanolung flar er.
fannie. @r lit elm abi6eulider
Weni6."
vSait On 6enn niht geiebert, baf
ibm Der 4nbere iinnberau6euoe
Sropfen in ben @ein goB?"
Sic @irfumg bieier Sropfen Dar
ibon lange norbei" anttportete
2ouiie; noenn oils CT bon 9lgatba ab.
i6ieO nabmL iuuBte er redt gut, baf
er i'm 8egriffe ltanb, cine idlehte
Sbat 81 poQfiibren.~ gr belog unG
6etrog tie NIT faltem 9llite."
r8ir pplen ni6t ldnger barber
itreiten", periebte &beooor; ua6er ID
piel lit iider, bob ser fromme 9laus'
rer rno ser @raf i'm nergeber
baben, uno oaB er nod einem Sabre
iein s3iel errei6t baben miro. 9el
arme SSunee bat audi D%abrbaftig &C.
mug Oafiir altsgeItanoen."
.@emiibe DID uift, feline idledltf
3bat ourd biibi6e 8orte 5lt bei9o'
nigen. Der @raf moge linn Der
gebeu; @gatba NIT ibrer reiner
Seele fam lu1mogli6 ieine Srar
Derben."
9ie' beioen &erlobten perlieBen II
elmer ni6ts meniger ais beiterer
Stimmnng baS S6auipielbaus
ll%nterlpegs begunn Sbeooor nod ELM
NAL bus Sob Oes SQgerS 81 iingen
n@S gerei6t ibm bod sur gbre".
iprah er, roaB er ben Mutb bate
glQes fir feline Igatba 81 pagen."
y@eb mir bod meg nit elmer 2iebe
pelde ourd ioIbe Ntittel ibr 3iel 81
erreihen itrebt!" rief Souiie III
mutbspou uu0 lieB ben Irm 6es
SSiinglings los. Sage mir, miiroei
On es ie iiber Sid briusen f0nnen
mir Elm berartiges Spfer 81
bringen?"
Sci unbeiorst", mtiportete Sbeo
DOR ladeuo, res gibt bellt5utagI
meoer Sreifugeln nod Samiels mebr
9ieier Yrofit beitebt fir unierein:
niht."
2oliie itano itia uno iab ibm erni
ms @eiidt.
n@S fommt mir Dor, baB Su Dies
beoauerlt. 9ein 2Gdeln gebt 9il
niAt bon Screen. Sbeooor, ih Dollte
Der Sriieur bate feline 9arten be
halten ino mir mdren nidt III Oh
Sper aegangen; 0enu i6 Iebe ies.
oelltlif, oab lie alf Did einen iibelr
@inbrllf gemaht bat"
Sic maren an 2ouiiens @obnunl
anaefommen uno wiini6ten ii6 gum
eriten Wole nt6t 10 ber5li9 quit
Nadt, pie gep0bnlib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20
gtu6eI.

Strol6: rgs lit ptrfli6 Seit, SaB
mein SUIT NAL eina @ntfettunssfur
Surdma6t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Salsenne iina elmer straie nidt
iber 500 UNI 0efaxsuikfrafe
ni9t iiber Srei Wonate uuter-
ituorfen:

Sr9eno cine Yer on, wel6e Ii6 nbne Gruno
1nsissrt, ben Seuerpd9teru beim 96i9eu Der
@alb- ober Yraisie= Seuer su belfen.
Srsenb elm Seaers8 G9ter, Der ieine 9fli9=
ten uerua9ldiist.
Srssub cine Iesiou, wel6e wiiientli6 in
na6lGiiiser @eiie in Seuer iest ober iesen
iast @alo, Grairie ober ionlti9es ~brennbares
Waterial, nobel ein anberer bei1doist mirb.
Srseuo cine Gercn, pelte Seuer fest in
ober sefGbrli6 nabe BEL einem Wdibe ober
Yrairielano unb es Et9t l6i6t, ober Der f4
baran betbeiligt.
sSrseub cine Beriou wel9e uu~perbreuubare
Seu%erlahuusen in SdssBwafieu sebraudt ODER
eiue Hadte Sadel, Seuerbranb ober louif ge=
fdhrli6es St4t III chez nabe einenr &aiee
sebrau6t.
Srseab cine Herion, pelde bieie ober au=
bere @cruunas : Hoti;eu freimiuis ooer IN
beoa6tiann ;~erltreut ooer pe9reiBt.
Srsenb cine neutrality-suspicious., welhe
IS freiwiais uerua4ldifist. S~antenfdnser on
ibren eotsmotiuen an;ubuinsen ober ibr 0e=
eere6t in Der Sreite pom 100 SuB pom BRENT
baretn Stofi rein ;p balter, ober bic perfeblt.
dnoeren Ssridriften bon Seftiou IL Der oben
oororrtor 9lEfa ,o4,,F
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
6olsense elmer Straie ni9t iber
500 .soer Staatsja9tbausfras
fe ni9tHiiber 10 Sabre oosr: bets
DeS unter3oQeu:

Srseub cine Terion, pelds bosbafter @ei:
lie in Seuer isst ooer ieeeu lGBt Sol;, Yrai=
lie ODER brenabares Materidl. nobel soas 81
.sentbum eiues aubersu ;err0rt uub Wteu=
,iheulsbeu Q~esrfert perceu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Gin biai0es Seim.

Sd babe 14OO a6er eanS i'm Comm Nirs
usoob 81 %perfaufen, wel6es i9. serne NIT
beuti6en Sumilien beiieoeit baben m69te
Oas san;e eanb III portreffid gum gebauer
sseisuet uno cine Wfeile pom Der ct. &oia
Rir6e selesen. Der Sobeu 1T i9per unb
frudtbar- vglat 9oam" uub bat cine lebmi
se rHterlase. auf bieier eanbesid9e befin=
Bet fid pieles Gi6eu= uns giieubols. Sos
Sanb pirf uur ON Seuti6e fIr els per Ode,
uno axfpdrts ~perfauft, Don ueidem bic SGlfe
te an5e3ablI uerben mus, Der &ef faup in
a6idlasssablunsen, lie mad selieben in Is
Sieie @asSenbeit 1T cine 10 quite, wie Sc
mo5i ME riebe, in Stearus @ountp seboten
wirb. 8er INNER fi6 elm sutes Seim inter
10 sinitisen Seoiusunseu ani9afen Mil,
weuoe fi9 IN
Senrp Sleufe,
49=1i Sreeport. Wlrr