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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09

Chairman Committee on Woman's Relief Corps.
mittee, are all actively engaged in news
paper work, and have done much to ad-
vance individually the interests OF the wo-
man committee in the way Of special ar
tcles for outside papers
The headquarters of all these committees
nave been at nos New York avenue where
Mrs. Mussey. chairman OF the auxiliary
committee was offered very comfortable
quarters for her committee by Mr.. B. III.
Warner. chairman Of the citizens commit
tee Mrs. Mussey accepted the rooms Of
fered and the ladies of the committees fit
ted them up in very handsome style Over
200 committee meetings have been held
during the six months. oftentimes two and
three in an evening. and during that period
not single jar has disturbed the serenity
of the relations of the various orders to
the general committee, and all of Mrs
Mussey's committees have worked in the
utmost harmony with those of the general
committee of men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09

the confidential advisers Of Morton, In
diana's great war governor. Mrs. Meacham
was the organizer of Thomas Corps Of the
Department Of the Potomac, and has been
elected to several department offices.
Just as patriotic, however, Is Mrs. Henri
eta N. Ross, the second vice chairman,
who. by right of war service as the wife
OF young soldier. Is almost entitled to be
called an army nurse" She does not look
it, but she rendered material aid to the SOL
diers of the war of the rebellion when her
husband. young New York volunteer
went to the front. During the Spanish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09

the patriotic work OF the two orders. She
enjoys the distinction Of introducing the
patriotic work Of the woman's Relief
corps in the District of Columbia, and of
preparing the first program for the first OBJ
servance of Flag day in the District of
Columbia. As newspaper women both Mrs.
tation.
Miss Daisy Joyce, Miss Mamie Lancaster,
Mrs. Marie Schrader and Miss Helen Var
lex Boswell, the other members of the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09

woman's work for the thirty-sixth national
encampment is well done.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey's Com
mittee.
If Mr.. Warner chairman of the citizens
committee, had studied for a month he
could not have selected a more tactful,
businessike. all around good woman for
the head of the committee than Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. Mrs. Mussey is SO we'll
known In many fields of labor in Washing
ton. that she needs no introduction. She is
the widow of General R. d. Mussey. a
soldier of the war of the rebellion, who
wore the medal Of honor for gallantry on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09
Wolf Mrs. Alfred Wood, Mrs. Mary A.
Young.
Army Nurses

The National Association OF Army Nurses
OF the Civil War have a small and select
committee looking out for their comfort
The Legion Of Loyal Women having no ma
tional convention delegates of their own to
care for have ably seconded the efforts of
Mrs Mussey in making everything bright
and comfortable for these war women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09

around newspaper women, and 1t Is due
In large measure to this committee. and
through 1t to the newspapers of the CITY.
that the work OF the general committee has
been SO effective. Mrs. Ball Is q member
Of the Woman's Relief Corps and OF the
Ladies Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
and has been prominently connected with
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
Written for the Censor
SUPREME.
RY wILLIAM HAuaHroN.

Hast Thou Thy kingly dwelling place,
Where sunht SYSTEM glsam-
Are beings wit seraphic grace
Permitted to behold Thy. facey
Oh, Thou, the One Supreme.
Thy glory climbs the arch above,
And girds the world around;
Thy breath Is Life, Thy touch is Love,
Yet tender as the brooding dove,
Where troubled hearts are found.
We know rot where Thou hast Thy throne
or how Thy work is wrought
Swift as fash to guard Thine own,
As leaps the light from zone to zone
The transit Of Thy thought.
Thine attributes we dare 10 tell;
We hedge Thee round about;
In myriad forms We make Thee dwell
A Deity unthinkable,
And past the finding out.
And yet Thou hast loving heart
For all hum anity;
Our Father-Mo the r-God Thou art
We of Thy being share a part
And we'll 90 back to Thee.
Though lost upon the mountains cold,
Unsheltered from the blast,
while there's a shepherd and fold.
Love will not lock the gates Of gold.
And wen get home at last.
viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
JEFFERSON.

sPRIN0vTLLE, April 2l-Our people are still
on the move. Mrs. Minnie Kumsey now lives
In the Sveen house, lately purchased by her
son. Thomas Buchanan Is on the Hamilton
farm; Wllimar Boyce occupies the house va
Gated by them NJ, Thompson has pur-
chased Miss Rose Officers residence and takes
possession this week. Miss officer goes to "A
new home near relatives in Minnesota John
Stephen will move into the old Bouffieur resi-
denCe Ole EYersOn's miiy left for sparta
last Monday. We wish them success in their
new home The sick we have always with
u, at least such hiss been the case for some
time Joseph Buchanan has "A son sick with
diphtheria, and another with measles They
are getting along as well as could be expected
Miss Jessie waters required q call from
physician, ana Is not vet recovered. Mrs. W
5. Waters Was called away week since by
the serious Illness OF her son, Ernest OF Bos-
cobel. His condition Is now much improved
J. OlGer's son Roland Is down with scarlet
fever. Mrs Snider was treated by DR.. Trow
bridge for tine but is again about the home
Mrs A. b. Thompson spent somo weeks at
Mrs bind' hospital, successfully undergoing
an operation, for which her many friends feel
gratlfied Mrs. Boyce and Mrs. II. McLees
are Others out OF the usual tone of health
The following have been among US for bust
ness or pleasure: Mrs J. b Honaker at the
parental home, likewise MI. Percy Long OF
La Crosse, Miss Flora Bierce of Newton Mrs
John Shouts and children, and Albert Lind
OF VlFoquh..- Henry Lind and mother OF
Purdy have purchased part OF the Hayes
farm. Ere long tile Lind family will reside
there Our schools begin today. Howard
Brown teaches the upper department and
Miss Tobias continues in the primary o.. L.
NJ. Thompson puts 10 his spare moments
building new sidewalk in frontof Boufeur's
block We we're glad 10 see "A goodIy number
at sunday school and church service yester-
day, and how il must encourage the pastor
Don forget to come to sunday school next
Sunday. Our superintendent, Mr.. Thel,
comes some distance To lead the meet Igs;
aid him by your presence Saturday was a
very busy day Win our tradesmen, many
frou the surrounding country having bust
Tess in town The day closed with an old
time 'b5llirg' caused by the marriage OF
Aiss Anna Olson To John rofiackson.
ROSE GERANIUM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
VERNON COUNTY BANK.

DEPoRT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
IL % The Vernon County Bank, located az vi
roqua, state OF Wisconsin, at the close OF bust f.
ness on the 18th day Of April l902
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
FIRST publication Ap,ii IS, 1905
PROBATE NOTICE.
Moline to Creditors.
CTATE OF w1sc0NsTN-vERNoN {

STATE OF IsC0NsIN-VERNON CoUN-
- ty Court In Probate.
In he matter Of the estate Of Even Larson,
deceased.
Letters OF administration on said estate
having been granted to A J. Moen
aud six months from aud after the 2lst dsy
of April, A d 1902. Deing allowed for cree :.
itors to present their claims against said de-
ceased for examination aud al iowance
Notice is hereby given, That tie said county
court will on the fourth day Of November A.
D., 1902 At 10 O'Clock q N. of said day, a.
the probate Cfhce in the city Of YircQua,
receive. examine aud sdjust all claims and
demands " all persons against thes said Even
Larson. deceased
Dated this 2st day Of April, a d 1901
Rv Order Of the Court
D. 0. MAHoNET, County Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
He Kept his Leg.

Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan, of
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg on a
rusty wire. Inflammation and blood
poisoning set in For two years he srf-
fered intensely. Then the best doctors
urged amputation, but he writes, he
used one bottle of Electric Bitters and
Il boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
and my leg was sound and we'll as ever /"
For eruption, eczema, letter, salt rheum.
sores and all blood disorders Ell, ctric
Bltters has no rival on earth. Try them
A. J. johnson will guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Only so cents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
First publication April %. II.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice to creditors

VERNON COUNTY CoURr-N PROBATE
In the matter OF the estate .of Mathi las Lar
son, deceased.
Letters of administration on said estate hav-
from aud after the 2lst day OF April A. -. 1856.
beiug allowed for creditors TO present iheie
claims against said deceased for examination
and allowance:
Notice is reby given, That the ssif County
Court will, on the fourth day Of Novem Der, 800
a. 4 regular term OF said court at tue probata
office IN the city Of VlrcQua. receive. exam inc
and adjust all claims aud demands of all . ?
sons against the said Matthias Larson deceased
Dated, Yiroqua, April 2lst, 1914
d. .. MAHoNEY. County Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
OUR COUNTY GLEANIGNS.
from The Brain and Pens of the censor's
Live Country and Village writers.
YIROOuA.

CROOK Hollow, April 22-Mrs. John Nelson
Is entertaining her aged father. John Geary
of Newton. Tom Harris aud family OF Ross,
spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Geo Wal
ling Mss Lily Buxton has "a ne wheel
olar@ nee Oleson OF Cambridge, is working
severson's tobacco land. Chauncy Buxton
Will aise tobacco for James Hay. BERTHE Nc
Olure mas a new top buggy Miss EG"la
Carmichael speut Sunday at home from her
teaching duties west Of town. Miss Edna
Henry opened the school for spring the 18th
=. Miss Blanche Johnson has returned from
q visit among relatives at Ross. Gene Henry
Is working for Albert Getter AR oe Smell is
rejoicing over the arrival OF boy at his home
Dick Morley has opened Mrs Nelson's
stone Quarries for the season.. Ed Lind has
received hts new milk wagon Miss Villa
Waliing Is working for T.. Tilton... Adoiph
HelgesOn is In "a CrOsse. =. Delbert Keillcut
Is visiting In the Hollow Abuer Ames spent
the sabbath down the valley. Eetef Hay is
working Perry McHenry....A favovite
pastime among the young people OF the neigh
bOrhOod is gathering MAY FLOWERS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
FoIey,s Honey and Tar
for children, Safe.sHre. No 0pisfeS-
. Chattanooga Druggists Statement.

Robt ]. Miller, proprietor of the Read
House drug store, Chattanooga Tenn
writes: There is more merit IN Foley 5
Honey snd Tar than in any other cough
syrup. The calls fol it multiply won
derfully and we sell more of it than sll
other cough syrups combined a. ].
johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
RESOURCES

I, Il. T.. Packard, cashier Of the above named
bank, do so.emuly swear thst the foregoing state
ment Is true to the best OF my knowledge and be-
Net II p PACKARD, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 2lst
day OF April. 1870.
} HENRY BENNETT, Notary Public
Attest; Il, P. PROCTOR, Director.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
uTake Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money If it tails 10
acre. f. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, ONE SORRELI
- Broucho horse. white stripe in foreh' adj
and two white hind feet; halter stall on bead.
Information of his whereabouts should be
addressed to MIKE SHANNON, West Prairie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
BUY Here. Why?

Because we are always in the lead for
novelties in footwear. We can show
you the largest variety of original
styles IN new spring shoes-noS LAST
seasons stock-and better shoes for
the money. and every pair warranted.
We buy for cash only, so OF course we
can save you money.
R oGERs & WILLIAMS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
BLOND BILL FOR SALE.

SHORT HORN YEARLING, OF GOOD
- weight, color dark red, "a desirable ami
NAL. Inquire OF or address
BERT CUNNINGHAM.
Five miles east of viroqna.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23

WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
w drug business; must have fair edu-
cation and peak Norwegian.
o. A. UNsETH, westby, Wis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
9ie Gbreusraber Der StaSt
@ien.

1lraIt lit Der Gultus Der Sobten.
Die Mumien, bic aus Der 3eit Der
Ramies unb pbaraonsn Bis auf bic
unfers setommen, aeieen on ben prG9-
tieen 8inben, in bic lie sepidelt iinb.
an ben Spe5ereien, an ben 8niipfs unb
@tidarbeiten, bic ibnen mitssseben
tpurben, unb pel9' lebtere nun gum
Borbilb neuartiser 5rausnbanbarbeis
ten bienen, pel9e Yietdt bic ueberle>
benben geiibt baben. 8efannt 1T bds
2Dfegelb, bas bic 9risden ibrsn Sobs
ten in ben Nunb gaben, bamit Der
Gdbrmunn, Der sreiie @bdron. fs iiber
ben 2etbe fddffe. Die Siiriorse fir
bas Sell Der abseI6iebenen bat ii9
aud bel uns erbulten; bic Seelsnmeis
fen, bic in Der tutbolif9en Stride fir
fie geleien fperben, bic frommsn, tpobIs
tbGtisen Merte, fpelfe ainber urrb
SiRterbliebene serne FIFTEEN unb nit
benz Namen pes tbeuren Sobten rer>
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teter Sadie tpiso.s abSieben. ginaeIne
gambler nit flsinen 8araipanen burfs
ten ii9 friibr In bas 2anb Der Mas
pogoro niht bineinpasen, bd lie bann
meift ausgtraubt tparben. Grft felt
Grridtung Der bsutf9en Station
TSabense babsn fi9 gambler baIeIbIt
niebsrstldFen. 9isber trusen bic
@apOsoro febr sinfa6e ateibuns, bic
meiit nur aus einem 2enbeni9ur5 be-
ftanb. Sbre Daffen iinb, ausssnoms
men einiss 8orberlaber, 8psen unb
pergiftete Pfeile.
4bgeIeben bon perf1tsbenen @bels
b6l5ern, dls @benboI3, 9renubilbol5
ufp.. eibt ts aud in DeutidsO itafri'
Ia iebr bel gutes 8aubol5, aber nur
bon 2uubbdumen; Nabelbols tommt
ni4t Dor. Die 8antupDlter finb
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aibeiteten Pforten burdbrpdtn,
f9liebsn ihn bon 5tpeiS eiten elm, ipdbs
anfi6t Der aIbambra a.

renb an ben bsiben f9mGlsrsn @nbsn
feline Saipisfdulen bic luftisen 9oseH
Sierli9er 9alerien trasen.
aus benz Mprtbnbof seldngt man
bur9 bic .Sdla be Ia 8urca", beren
Mdnbe BON oben Biz unten nit ben
raffinirteiten@ erSierungen bebedt fino,
10 bdb Der Stein tpte bon 5eenbdncen
gefpebte Stiderei eri6eint, in ben bon
geEeimniBbolIem Odmmerliht erfiias
ten rSdal Der @efanbten". @r eebt
bur4 atpei Stodperte unb lit init elmer
&uppel aus 2drdsnbpla gepedt.
ae6rt man in enMprtsnbof Suriid
unb berlGbt man btnielbsn burA bic
Gala be los Motarabes, 10 9eldrgt
mon in ben bsriibmtsn .2ppenbof".
Gr bat ieineu Humen bon ben otpDlf
Warmprl6fpen, tpelhe bic srpbe9runs
nenf6ale in Der Mitte trdsen dus
fer bieiem bat Der 9pf nod a9t tIeis
mere Mdrmprbrunnen = ieinen unpers
elti6liden Rei5 aber erbdlt er bur9
bic SGuIenbdIen, bic i'm umgeben,
bur6 bic gra9t Der in sierliditer Ors
namentit pie aus glfenbein geI9niBs
ten 8osen unb @dnbe, bic bon LA
tbeils ~einssln ftebenben, tbeils in
@ruppen pereinten Sdulen getrdgen
fperSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
Die qtbambra NIT 4usfdt
mad 9 runaba.

Die u bambr NIT 4usii9 /
mad 9runaba.
mauriI6en 4trppolis, bic man bur9
bas Sbor Der @ers9tisteit betritt :
biesmdl cine pirtlids, edit arabifdg
pfprts nit elesantem SufeiIenbosen,
bic bur9 einen senaltisen, biersdisen,
aus rutben 3isseIn erbauten Sburm
fibrt.
Die @lbdmbrd 1T eieentli9 cine
sanSe, bon Mauern umfabte un6 nit
Sbiirmsn bsfeftigte Stabt. sic ents
Edit auber benz mduriIfen SDnigsz
palaIt, Der AUDI naIbambra" senunnt
tpirb, nod bic 8ura. bic .@lea3abd",
einen Man0perierplab fir Elm games
Regiment Solbaten, elm 9riftlides
Sdlob, cine triItiite Stride unb
9Grten unb SerraHen bon betrG9tlis
der Iusbebnune. 8etritt man biefe
Stabt, 70 lit Der erite Ginbrud elm
e%rnIter, faft traurieer. Sdt man bic
buntle SoIle binter BEN vSbor Der 9es
rshtisteit" paNirt, 70 fteist man auf els
mem ffmdIen, b~iifteren Neg spiffen
hobn Weauern empor gu einem 3~tpeiten
Sbore, Der .pnrta bel 8ino". Bon
bier errei9t man ben pben e~rtpGbrten,
bon urdlten9Gumen bei6atttten YIab,
bic pldsa be los @lgibes, an befen
Infer Settle bic northumberland
fen Der Ilcd5obu liestn, ndbre Sriims
merbaufen, unb bic allies iiberraseneen
Sbiirme Der alien Burg. Sur Re9ten
aber bat man sleidfaas cine sepaltiee
Ruint, ben f9on Dor feiner @oIens
bung tpkber bsrfdIenen palait Raifer
&arIs v. @enbet man fi9 nun ober,
ben PldB iiberi6reiteno. nab Der fleis
nen pforte, bic 10 gar ni6t an ben
Ginsong gu sinsm 8Dnissbeim ees
mabnt, tritt ma" bort, nadbem man
BEN 0G9tern ben@r ldubniBf9ein bors
eeseigt bat, Elm, 10 beginnt plOBfi9
nd9 cI bieIeu biiieren @inbriiden
bas Wtar9en aus .Sauisnb unb cine
GaGt1.
Dur8 bic tleine pforte, bic in ben
glbambropalait fibrt, selanst man
5uerIt in ben rWprtbenbof". Rubig u.
itia, pie elm tr6umenber Gee liegt
bus Mafsr zines eroben Marmorbdis
fins in 6orm zines langeeitredten
4snteds ror uns. 8lumenbeete uHb
Rprtbenbeden umeeben ibn. Iange pei>
Be Mdusrn. BON siniaen CART aus9es
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9lms Dem Siiber bpm 9enti9s
Cfatrifa.

Cine erIf in nsuerer 3eit bstannt
setporbene 2anbi4uft i'm Iibliden
GeutI9 Sfafrita tit bas bon ben
SliiHen ulanga un6 2ubegu umgebez
ne uposoro. Das san5e 2dnb bat
sebirgigen Gbarattsr unb erbebt ii4
nit feinen bD9iten SpiBen uneefGbr
1000 SUB iiber ben Meeresipiegel.
Der auffties lift bon allen Ssit.n Der
febr fell, faft ientrsdt. Oben in ben
Bergen finben ii9 a~ussebebnte, fru4ts
bare So9ebsnen, bic nit bislen srr>
BEN unb flsinsn 5%slssruppsn beiGei
iinh, bic bic mannisfoltisiten unb
nidt ielten gang abenteuerli6e Sors
men baben. Sier unb bd bilben bic
GelsblDds srobe S0blen, in benen iia
Sdlansen. 2eopdroen. 3~ibetbtuben
unb anbere tIeine Haubtbiere aufbal,
ten. Sirtsr iol9en 5elsgruppen bas
ben bic g~ingebprensn metit ibre Dor
fer aufsebaut.
llpogoro lit febr fru9tbar, Der 9os
ben taft bur9sebenbs fhparSer SUE
mus. Der einen srObsn Sbeil bes
Sabres binbur9 anbaltenbe Resen be-
fornert Elm iippiess 9eoeiben Ter @es
setation. Die srpBe Resenssit bausrt
bon 4nfans December bis Gnbe Mai.
Sn ben anberen Monaten bes Sabres
resnst es ebenfaGs nidt feItsn, fObab
es cine uusseiprofene trodene Sab
res5eit nidt sibt. Snfolse bes ni6t
eben beiben &limds unb Der srpbsn
5eudtisteit Der atmoipbdre sereiben
fGmmtlide europGthen Semitic bas
gauge Sabr binbur9 porsiisli9. 3ars
tuffeln lam man in einem Sabre pier>
nal. Deisen 5tpeimul ernten; aud
SbftbGume seoeiben auf's Bette.
Gin bier pie iiberbdupt in ben Sros
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
Die Mlbambra.

Wtber bic Seber bes S9rftfsners
nod Der Piniel bes Malers rermtag
cine redte 8orftelIrns bon BEN berrlis
9en 3auberf9lpb su seben, bas fi9
duf tinem !9iigel iiber Der iippig grii=
nsn @ega bon Granada erbebt, NIT
benz Bid auf pbdntaftiI4 geformte
fonnperbrdnnte 8ersSiise unb bic
f9neebebedie Sierra Nebabu. Der
Rame rQlbambrd" tDnt uns fdon bon
ainbbeit on mdrdenbaft in BEN Sbs
rem. Wie oft buben mir bon benz @ers
StpeifIungstampf bes lebten Mdurerts
fOniss 8ouboil selefen. tpie piel ros
mantifde 8erie bdben uns bds Wort
ralbambra" tbeuer eemadt. limb bunn
fam nod bic 9unItseIdi9te unb enbz
LID Iosar oas 2eben: bier Elm r4lbdms
bra : Safe, bort elm ralbdmbraz
Skatsr", = aaes bon punberliz
den Reiaes, nit bunter, feltfam Siers
li6er &rfiteftur, nit tife ruuI9ens
benz Sontdnen, 2orbeerbiiihen unb
frembartisen Bliitben. Bon allen
4Ibambra : 8ennern 1T es ieboh ielbft
in unferem 3eitalter bes Reifens muir
felten einem perg6nnt, bds Dunber
bon anseii4t gu 4neeiidt gu i4uuen.
Selbit bieieni9en, tpelde3eit unb @elb
bdtteu. cine Reife na9 Spanisn gu
MAIDEN. f9euen fe bod IN Der &eeel,
neil Spanien in benz nidt bur9rpes
eeredtfertisten Rufe ftsbt, bab bort
bic Giienbdbnen f6le4t. has gFen
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fdGedt, bic @afbDfe ialeGt unb alz
les tbeuer. llno bod tann man auf
Der 4lbdmbrd Gage perbrineen, eins
fam umberidlenbsrnb, fbenb, liesenb
- f9duenb, trGumenb. @ielei6t gibt
es teinen Speiten Ort Der @rbe, mo
man bic Welt 10 gang OerseHen fam,
mo bic Seele fi9 10 ausf9Iiebli9 in
einen SdSnbeitsrauf9 gu perlisren
permag, Der nur bon blausm Simmel,
griinem 8lattperf unb tpbten Steiner
ausgebt!
Sas MGrden Der IIbambra be-
ginnt iibrieens bereits, tpenn man aus
Der @pmeressS trube bur9 bic Puerta
be las 9%randbas, einen plumpen, bic
Strabe abf9ltebeRoen Sborbogen, in
ben gain tritt, bur9 ben Der Weg
su benz S6loFe emporsebt. Wan
gIaubt ii9 pl0bli6 melt fort aus Spa,
MEN IN cine norbifds @ebirsslanbs
f9aft perieBt. Gin prG6tiser @dlb
BON bO9ItGmmieen uraltsn llmen inns
fdngt uns, bur6 bas bidtberSpeigte
2aubsefle6t brinat nur ielten elm
Sonnenitrabl unb iibsrdq bort man
bas plGtIfsrn bes Wofers i'm bi6s
ten 9ebiiI9. Srei 2Ileen fibrsn
bur9 biefen MdrdEnbain empOr CUR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
SasbtropbGen. meit STRIP
dbnebesG lep6anten

gu TX pes VIZ
pen bGufi9 portommenber Baum 1T
Der iebr i6neu padIenbe Melpnens
baum, Der f9on i'm erIten Sabre feline
itartrie9enben 9liitben treibt, aus be-
men ii9 in uneefGbr bier Wonaten bic
i9Dnen melonenf0rmisen 5riidte ents
ipideln. BON biefer 3eit an trdst Der
Baum ununterbro6en, fobab man an
SemIelben Stamm INNER 8liitben,
balbreife unD rsifs Sriidte fiebt. 2ebs
tere iperben, ba lie febr erfriI9en, bon
@uropGern unb @ingebprenen germ gs>
eeHen; dls Nius gsto9t, geben bieie
Srii6ts Elm lederes Gompot.
Sin bGufig portommenbes Rdubs
tbisr Der Sauna 1lpOgOrOs 1T Der 2.Os
3arb. Menn er du9 rem G%uropGer
meiit aus benz @ese gebt, 70 f6eut e.
ii9 bod nidt, Bel grobem 9unger.
fpenn er ni9t eeruhe etfpas anberes
finbet, in bic Siitten Der @ingebOres
men ein5ubre6en unb fi9 einen Men>
fden beraussubolen. &ann er in bic
Siitie niht binein. 10 le9t er fi6 auf
bic Bauer unb lpartet, BIS iemuno bic
Siitte perIdbt. Sft elm 3ieaens obet
Siibreritau in Der ytdbe, 70 periudt
er erlt in biefen ein5ubrinseH, UNI
bort ales abautpiirsen, mas ii9 barin
befinbet. Oft iperbsn iunse 2eOpars
ben bon ben @ingeborenen eiHgefangen
nnb gegen flingsnbe Mfiin5e pber
TauI9tpaaren an GurppGer pertauft.
Gin jung sinsefdnssner 2soparb GEE
fpDbnt fi9 in Der @sfanssnf9aft an
ben Menfdsn. Birb er au9 ni9t 10
CABIN fpie elm Sunb, 70 legt er bod
feline fptloen @issnf9aftsn ab. 9iss
ipeilsn sei6iebt es, baB nit linn Sabrs
perfude sema9t tperben.
Der elephant fommt in ltposor
nod iebr oft Dor. man6mal fogar in
SesrSen. 9ie Sagb uuf ben gigantic
fden 9idbduter lit reid an 8eI6psr>
ben unb nit manfsrlei @efabren psrs
tniipft. 90 anmutbig Der elephant
gepObnli9 1T. 10 sefdbrIi9 lam er
tperoen, ipenri er berfpuntet tpiro. gr