davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10

sexes was forcibly brought home TO me by
a military display given by troupe Of
dusky amazons, with whom Were also a
few male warriors. The women. in spite
of their daily exertions, were all rounded
and plump, some very much so. no single
muscle showing through the skim and It
was noticed that their movements. though
fuN Of grace, lacked energy and go. The
men. on the other hand, were spare, their
muscles standing out plainly under the
shiny skin, and they, in further contrast
with the women, displayed a truly amazing
agility, bounding about and whiring around
in a most astounding fashion. The women,
in short, were essentially anabolic and the
men were katabolic. / may here draw at
tention to the fact that men are apt TO be
larger meat eaters than women. just as
they are possibly in consequence of this
very fact more prone to drink alcohol and
to smoke tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10
Sex and Food.

From the London Lancet.
The man tends to expeald energy and the
woman to store 1t up in the form Of fat'
he burns the faster This sexual difference
shows itself in the very blood. The man
has a larger percentage of chromocytes
1red blood corpuscles) than the woman.
showing that he needs a proportionately
larger quantity of oxygen in order to main
tain this more active combustion-a fact
which one may associate with his COM
parative freedom from chlorosis, moreover.
weight for weight his pulmonary capacity
Is greater than that of the woman, whose
smaller respiratory need is further shown
by the facility with which she can. without
discomfort, diminish her breathing power
by means of the corset. The great contrast
between the metabolic activity of the two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10

sixty feet long. The current clears away
the debris thus thrown up, and returning
along the furrow Mr.. Sturgeon gathers his
harvest of mollusks and crustaceans. The
number Of surgeons is rapidly growing less.
owing to the love Of mankind for caviare
and smoked sturgeon. Caviare Is made
from the roe Of the female. This not only
reduces the number of adult surgeons, but
cuts off the possibility Of an increase of the
supply. 1t is said that smoked sturgeon"
is being made from the West Indian cat
fish. In some states there are laws against
the promiscuous slaughter OF sturgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10
Funeral Of Lawson g. Montgomery.

The funeral of Lawson G. Montgomery,
who died in this city Sunday morning.
after he had tramped from Fredericksburg,
where he was elected from train, as
heretofore published in The Star, took
place this afternoon in Baltimore. A widow
and several small children survive the I'M
fortunate man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10
Cult Of the Complexion.
rom the Woman at Hcme.

From the Woman at Hcme.
The future historian of twentieth-century
femininity viii cite the cult of complexion
as one of the characteristics of the period.
and comment upon the curious circumA
stance that age which has witnessed the
emancipation of woman should also be an
age when the desire for beauty of form and
face was as keen among women of all ages
as during the sy'baritic epochs Of bygone
great empires.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-04-03
THEY LOVE SEWING MACHINES
ENGLISH Soldiers I'm South Africa
Pick Them Up and Lug Them
Along When They Move.

A writer in the Navy and Army sur
misses that in nearly every block-house
in South Africa would be found a
sewing machine, with which the Brit
ish soldier amuses himself in his lone
illness. "Above all things, Tommy's
heart loves a sewing machine. AL
though he must know that he can
never succeed in getting it home to
England. vet if he finds one on farm
he will tow it along with him, overbur-
dened as he already is, upon the march.
Wherein the exact fascination lies is
a mystery, but grizzled reservist and
callow recruit alike cannot resist this
housewives help" There is quaint.
ness in the idea of the warrior anus
ing himself with the mysteries of the
sowing machine in his melancholy
loneliness. But he that sews in tears
will doubtless reap in joy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-04-03
ruE MAKING OF AN ARMY.

Men are not born to the fighting, men are
not bred to the sword;
Only for God and their country have inen
to the battle front poured.
Not in the changing of armor, not In the
lit Of the drum;
put IN the call of their country 10 men hear
the terrible Come"
Then rise the men of nation, E2en of a
purpose and will
Then do they rise with light in their eyes,
but not as men go to the kill.
Men are not led by halter, like TO rea-
sonless beast;
Men are not lured by bauble to add to
the carrion feast:
Only when home and their country speak
in the thunder of God
Mon walk. with faces illumined. the paths
that their fathers have trod.
Then. in the shrill of the bullet; then. in
the war trumpets song;
In the pipe of the fife leap the soldiers to
life-ready, and gallant. and strong.
Let but the enemy's cannon threaten the
strength of our walls;
Lot hut the hand of the traitor scatter dis
grace In our halls;
Then will the clamor of bugles over the
nation be dinned;
Then will the banners of battle snap In the
hiss of the wind;
Then will the hearth be deserted; then will
the marts all grow bare;
For the summons has pealed through the
town and the field, and the men that
were wanted are there.
Men are not born to the fighting. Tell it
again and again.
Men who go down to the killing-pawns
they may be, but not men.
Only when God and the country sound us
the long rally roll,
Thrill us with drummings of conscience
comes then the blazing of soul;
Comes then the knowledge of duty; come
all the purposes high
Then come the men from the hill and the
glen to put on their armor and die!
w. D. Nesbt. in Baltimore American.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-04-03

Miss Phoebe Riggs, who had lived
for more than so years in the little
New England town in which she was
born, had not, despite the birthdays
she could count, passed the age of
sensitiveness regarding certain sub
iect. A summer visitor in the villag
who was only slightly acquainted with
Miss Riggs, said apologetically to her
one day:
"You must excuse me, but I'm not
sure whether you are Miss or Mrs.
Riggs; I didn't quite understand when
we were introduced"
The bent little spinster drew herself
up as straight as possible, and, with
an offended emphasis upon the title,
replied in a freezing voice:
Miss Riggs; from choice!"-N. Y.
Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-04-03
After
Ten Years
By LAWRENCE CARTER

4 FTER years spent abroad, Ralph
n Marsden was almost a stranger in
bis own country. AS he sat on the
piazza of the big seaside hotel he was
thinking of the many changes in the
ten years since he had left his home.
Attracted by the strains of music from
the brilliantly lighted ballroom, he
threw away his cigar and strolled in
side
"Who is the lady over there in the
black dress?" he asked of the master
of ceremonies.
Mrs. Marsden, of Philadelphia -
was the reply. She comes here almost
every summer
Would you mind saying to her that
should like to be introduced?"
A few minutes later the master of
ceremonies returned. "What name.
please?" he asked, as they moved
across the room.
Marsden," was the brief reply.
She looked up with an air of surprise
as they approached, while the clerical
gentleman to whom she was talking
leaned back in his chair. The intro
auction was made in formal manner.
Mr. Marsden was compelled to smile at
The solemn farce of it. "Is it the next
dance you want?" she asked.
The next vacant cne. Is that diff
ferent thing?'
No, it amounts to the same" She
smiled and turned to the clergyman.
Marsden walked away.
his name was the same as yours, I
pelleve?" the clergyman remarked. SIS
J. That why you smiled?"
Possibly" she said. 'There is "a
possibility that we've met before"
/. .aHe crossed his hands interestedly
and leaned forward.
indeed he said. "What a curiously
small and unassuming place the world
IS after all. 1t is a creation that, ir
9 my humble opinion, upholds to itself
100 little decorous modesty, if one
might be allowed to call it so. when so
many Others fill the realms of space. l
suppose, Mrs. Marsden. you have lost
Your husband?"
lrrevocably, I'm afraid"
Inc air of another interest fell on
ms laee, the interest which any right
nnnoed clergyman takes in the soul of
pretty woman.
he is dead?" he presumed.
one looked at him closely, perhaps
8 efi'ically. Isn't that band pedantic ?''
was all she said.
Aaiph Marsden came and claimed the
dance.
She rose.
eome downstairs and get an ice,"
ue satd. They are sure to be indiges-
tible."
Inc clergyman followed them with
uis eyes. He even put on his glasses.
wen, of all strange things" she
saio' refusing his arm and lifting her
uiess with vacant hand.
ihis is by no means the stranpest,"
ae interrupted. IF woman has ever
yen Your wife whom else would you
meet, even if you would 60 to Brazil
get away from her?"
que smiled amusedly. 1t had partly
eu mat satire that had aggravated
!'hlng before. She had seen the
"oi.u since and somehow it sounded
- .n different tone now, something
amost to lean upon.
Is that where Won have beer? 2" sh.
asked.
ier'her,- He handed her an .ce and
wafer, : ~ :
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-04-03
Might Be True,
Tribune.

Howells-I wonder why SO many
nen marry when they are young?
Growells-Probaply because they
are not old enough TO know better.-
Chicago Daily News.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-04-03
This Is Very True.

Incidence is sluggish stream, yet
it eventually undermines the last vir-
tue q man has,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

etnen Musflus MAIDEN na9 g 6tp E NJ
ntn9en mo Der Nedar ent5prinat.
Oie 2anbi4aft. nel9e mir burdfreuz
gen, beiBt die 8aar" unb fe lit elmer
Der metropolitan Diitrifte Wiirttems
berss. 9ie Guberft fru9tbare @eaeub
tpurbe f4on febr friib befiebelt, bic
bort b~elegenen Stdbt4en SroFinaea,
Sbiirinsen, 9etBltngen, S9tpennins
gen perben f9on our 3eit &arls oes
@roBen 9enannt. pradtboue Meder
breiten fi9 in benz peiten Sbale bss
Hedar aus, elm terniser 8auernfan5
iiBt bter auf benz Grbe feiner 8Gtcr
unb biefer Bauer lit bier nod Der erite
damn i'm 2anbe. Otes 8eiuuBtfein
ma9t tbn apar etnas ftola unb pros
big. aber bic bielen treffliden gigenz
f4aften bes fletbtsen, bieberen @6paz
ben tommer baneben bod nod qeniiz
genb our @eltung. Die 0oIfstrae,t
bat itd in biefer @esenb 3iemli6 erz
balten unb bduftg feben mir bic ftolsen
Runbbauben Der 8Guerinnen in ben
0Orfern I'm Rotttpetl, 5otpie has Zen
3opf eng einprefenbe Seibentu9 Der
8aarerinnen. 6ier tragen bic 8aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Sprb. 4artie on Der Nedarbriide.

IS. Sabrbunbert pirb &ottiperl
2eihsitabt unb balb barauf Sib elmer
sSpbanniter &pmmenbe. 8ei 3ottDetl
besesnen mir gum eriten Male S9tpa>
bens berrli9ftem Strome, benz Nedat,
ipelder bier aGsrbings einen fat ebers
10 uni9einbaren @inbrud ma6t, tple
bic fpGter 10 itplse Oonau bel SuttliEs
gen. &ottneil iiebt ni4t pte Elm
2anbitdbt9en aus, Die alten Staotz
mauern, bic boben 8efeitisungstbiirz
me erinnern an bic oft ftiirmif6e 8stz
gangenbeit biefer alien &ei6sftabt.
4u6 bic Straben bieten Elm alteez
tbiimli9es Bib bar. 8iele Der alten
Steinbdufer finb nit f9muden gr4
fern peraiert, unb bic beutise &reu3z
fir9e 1T zines Der nirtli9 febensnerz
them 9ottesbGuier bes S4nabenlan=
bes. 9as Wabroei4en Rottpeils 1T
aber Der 9o9tburm, pieredig mafib
aus Quabern arf benz bO9ften 9unfte
Der @tabt erba,lt, unb 140 SUB br9.
Die @runbmauern riibren nod BON
ben G0mern Der, i'm Mittelalter biente
er porpiesenb als 2ugz unb Wa9t=
tburm. Oie Snbuitrie niitet ii9 iebt
in Hottneil elm. Die Rottneiler Putz
berfabrif geniebt einen Weltruf.
8on Gottneil poaen mir 5und9{t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

S9parSpalbe in 3. sanS poroligll9,
bass pnautbal brettet ii9 Dor oenSho~
rem Der Staot aus unb bas Nedacz
thai errei9t mar idon in elmer @iien>
babnftunbe BEL Hottneil. Sir unis1
re Streifsuss g~intbeiluns BON
8iirttemberg 1T Suttlinsen elmer Der
pidtiaften punfte unb mir iperoen
besbaib nod pieberbolt auf bieie
freunbli9e 9ren5ftaot suriidtommeu.
Seute fol- uns Suttlingen nun als
characterization elmer Sahrt bur4 oas
Nedartbal bienen.
I1eber Wurmlinsen unb Hietbeim
fIbrt uns bic 8abn balb na9 g pa l.
4ingen, Der dlten, fatboliiasn
Gtabt am 5ube bes berrli9en Sretz
faltigteits6erges, 2363Ginpobner. Be-
griinbet 1881, felt 1905 gu Diirttemz
Berg seb0rig. Ser 9reifaltisfeitsbera,
cine Stunbe bon Sp., etpa 5000 SUB
bod, gilt als Der ~fiibpeitli9e Iuslduz
fer Der f9pGbiiden Mlb, rel9e bon
bier aus pier5tg Westunben brett, in
Torbneitli9er Htdtuns lduft unb in
benz 21OO SUB boben 8erse Spf bsi
8opftnsen ibren Oitliden @runbpfe;=
ler ftnbet.
Ser 9reifaltisfettsberg tpar ebe=
mails elm biel be1uhter Waufabrtsort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

Er lit feir, iioltrt itebenber 8erg, fons
bern Der b69fte puntt elmer betrd4tz
lt9en 9o4fld4e, pelde man b.a
5eubers nennt. 2esterer Name
bat i'm Stbpabenlanb feinen gutcn
Rlang, benin Der 8oben iener !9o9fld<
DIE 1T fteintg unb unfru9tbar unb nur
an einaelnen Puntten, nie 3. 9. bst
benz 1850 Sub bod liegenben Oorfe
8ursfefben tpirb bur9Gleib unb @us>
bauer ber gtnnobner benz 8oben eth
siemli9 sutes grtrGsniB abseponnen.
Nm beiten eignet ii4 Der bier Stunben
lanse unb feds Stunben breite 9euz
berg our Shafaudt, pelde bier benin
aud NIT sutem grfolse betrieben
tpirb. MuBer benz 0reifaltigfeitsbers
&c iinb i'm 9euberggebiete nod bic
8erge 9obentarpfen, 9obenberg unb
2oGen .3u renren. Ser 2eBtere gilt
als ber !9erenbers biefes Sbeiles bru
S9paben unb tpenn man Semanbem
ettpas 8Sfes tpiinf9t, 10 fast mail,
Id tpolIte, ct tpGre auf benz 2o4en".
Dieter alte 8einame Fat feinen l1rs
fpruns in einem 9erenproaefe, tpel8er
f& I'm SABRE 1889 m Dem tleinen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

ptrsba9 riest i'm Sbare Der Rinata,
tpel4e inmitten bober tpilber Berge Sci
benz DOrfden 2oBburs (ni9t melt bon
Greubenftabt) entfprinst unb in ein.m
tiefen unb pilben Sbale, bas nit ben
berrli4iten Sannenpalbunsen be-
tanben tit. Der Gbene aueilt. 8alb se>
lanst fte gu Der in prabtponer MaIbz
gegenb gelegenen &~leinftabt Mlpirsz
bad Q,30O Ginpobner) nit tpeitrdz
genber Rloftertirde, pelde bon ben
Strfauer MOnden besriinbet purbe.
Sn Der Ndbe Der liebli6e 8abeort
&rGbenbab. @eit bebeutenber als Mlz
ptrsba9 lit bas bena6barte
S4rambers, 1922 G%inpobner,
cine e9te S9naratpalbfabt NIT be-
trd9tli9er nbreninbuitrie unb nit be-
riibmten Sapencefabrifen. Neben Der
Stabt bic imponirenbe Huine Der
Hippenburg. Iu9 Der Salfenitein be-
finbet fid in Der Ndbe, ebemals cine
epBerorbentli9 ftarfe 8ersfefte. Die
umse9enb btetet biele berrli9e Mus>
fluss5iele bar unb lit auberorbentli9
reid an lanbfdaftliden &eiaen. Wer
ben e4ten 3auber bes S9nar3nalbes
auf fi9 tpirten laKen min, Der m0ge
etnige Wo4en in S9ramberg pber IN
benz bena9barten babif9en StGbt9sa
g 4ilta4 ii9 nieberlafen. SSebo5
unfer 9auptaief lit beute ni1t Der
S6nar5nalb, fonbern bas untere &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

dartbal unb besbalb surid na9
Hottpeil. um BON bort bic 8abn in
nOrbli9er Ri9tung ou nebmen. W:t
fommen boriiber an Der gepalttgen
Yulperfabrit, an ben Rutnen Nedarz
burg unb 9o6enitein, an ben freunb!iz
den 9Drfern Sbeurftetn, Sbalbauien
unb @%pfenborf unb gelansen bana
na9 Der romantif9 gelesenen Stabt
Sbernborf (4O67 g%inpobner),
no ii9 bic tpeltberiibmte Mauier'i9e
@enebrfabrit beftnbet.
8on 3ottpeil Bis 9orb folst bic
8abn benz engen ttef ein~serifenen uno
ltetlen Nedartbal, elmer tppiiden Mau=
f9eltalf : 2anbf9aft. 9umusarme
Sbalndnbe nit fpdrli9em 8aum@
spuhs. bielen S9afneiben, mo ntdt
sstutidunsen bic 9alben nit @errG
bebeden ober bic nadten Selsbdnfe
blobliegen, ba unb bort aber aud
I9Dne WGlber. 8on einaelnen @o-=
fpriinsen bes Nedartbales ober Der
Seitentbdler f9auen 8ursruinen unb
&apenen bernieber; in feinem obersn
She'll bat Der Selssrunb ben SluB su
ben mertpiirbisften umnegen sez
brdnst. 9ier muBte bic 8abn etnsn
8ergporfprung na9 benz anberen NIT
Sunnel bur6bre6en, INN in fiiraefter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
S1ilta1.

Sieie Snbutrie m~itsetbeilt unb Be-
f4rdnten uns besbalb barauf, unieren
Nrtifel nit einigen 8ilb9en gu i9miiz
den, pel9e auf biefe Snbuftrie 8s5ug
baben. 9as cine iteGt bic @erftitatt
tines 2anbubrma9ers bar, bas anbe<
re S9nar5nalbfinber, pel9e bi:
3ifferbldtter Der ubren bemalen.
gtrs balbe Stunbe btnter S9perz
n:asen befinbet ii9 in einem sroBen
Moore bic Suelle bes Nedar. gra9tz
boue Sannenbo6nGlber bretten fi6 ii
Der @esenb aus. Sang in Der NGbe
hefinben fid einise tpirtli9e vaDnise
bes Walbes", 10 cine balbe @tunre
bonn Medarurfpruns entfernt Der
Baum r9DlsletDnig" etpa $50 Sabre
alt, befen 9auptsipfel i'm Sabre 1876
Der Sturm leiber abserifen bat. 9ie
rS0laletOnisin", cine Same, tpelebe
fat gang 10 fart tit, pte Der ,R0nig".
ftebt iebod mod in ibrer sanaen itolz
gen Pra9t unb Maieitdt. !9ier, am
urfprung bes Nedar, mDgen einige
Rotisen fiber ben 2auf bes f9pdbiz
f4en 9auptftromes folsen.
Oas niirttembergif9e MitteIanb.
b. 3. bas @benen< unb 9iseIanb BON
Nieberf9naben unb 5ranten, UNI
faSt bas sroBe 0reied 5pif9en
S9naranalb unb Mlb, tpel9es feline
Sptbe bat an Der RedarqueGe BEL
S9nenningen, unb tpel9es INNER
breiter tperbenb it9 Bis in bic Sauberz
sesenb unb Biz mad Mersentbeim err
itredt. 9ies tit bas WaFersebiet b,s
Nedar, pel9er S9paben in einem
groben 8pgen burnftrDmt. Ser sanse
2auf bes Nedar betrdet $40 Rilomez
ter, Der piirttembersii9e She'll bss
Slublaufs 281 &ilometer, tpdbrenb
bic Gn%tfernuns in Der 2uftlinie bon
Der Nedarqueue bel S9menninsen bis
na9 Mannbeim, Der Nedarmiinbuns.
nur 1853 &tlometer. alfo taum Die
6dlfte Der Strombabn, betrdst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Gul3.

2%anOplase bes fiibli9en S9nabsns.
Dem Sberamtmann S9Gfer in Sul3
gelans es, 70 5iemli9 bic ganae 8anoe
etnaufansen. Se9s Mitslteber MUIR
ben in Suls sebdnst, bic iibriger,
WfGnner unb Meiber, enbeten in ben
9efdnsnifen auf BENT 4spers, Neuf=
fen unb 9obenttpiel.
@on Sula fdbrt man iiber Stf9in=
gen, 9ettinsen unb Sblinsen nah
9orb, befen netBf9immernbe 8auten
man f9on bon Weitem erbltdt. Sos
alte Stdbt6en ltest gum grDbte1
Sbeile auf Der 8ersnafe, spif9en eli
mem SeitentbGl9en unb benz Nedar.
2,178, meiit tatboltfde, g%inpobner.
4nfebnliafter 8au bic f9Dnselesens
2tebfrauenfir9e. @on ben alien 8s=
feftisunsen lit nod Der S9urfen=
tburm unb Elm &eft bes S9itte=
thurms borbanben.
&etaenb prGientirt it9 9errenbsrs
inmttten Der frudtbaren So9ebene ain
Sube zines i%teilragenben !9iigels seles
gen. Dieter 9isel. Der emit elm itolz
aes S9loB trug, tit Der lebte Musldu=
fer bes S9Dnbu9s. Cine gepalttse
Stride rast iiber ben Sd9ern bss
freunblt9en 2anoftitdbtdens auf, cine
Stride BON 10 getpaltigen Simenftc=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Rotttpeil a. 81.

men, baB babur9 benz Stabtbtlbe Elm
gang eisenartises @eprGse seseben
ntrb. = 9errenbers, 2523 Ginpob=
ner, befibt MObelfabriten, Su9ma6e=
reien unb Strumpfntrfereien.
@on 9errenbers fiibrt bic Strabe
iiber Nuffrinsen, @artrinsen unb
@binsen na9 benz altberiibmteu
2anbftdbtben 8DbIingen, tpsl<
DIES ii4 ieBt CUR Snbuitrieftabt entz
nidelt unb cine 9emtfde Sabrif, eius
3%uderfabrif unb cine sroBe 8rauerei
%aufSupeifen bat. 8Oblinsen aGblt
1923 G%tnpobner, bt9t babel bus
5tdbt4en Stnbelfinsen nit 3165
@tnpobnern. 0ie 9esenb lit 1ebr fart
bebDltert unb ipobl in 5olge biefes
umftanbes bat in friiberer1 sSabren eli
ne bebeutenbe Mustpanberuns mad
4merita ftattsefunben. 8Gblinser
iinb namentlt9 in Pbtlabelpbia, in
Yennfplbanien unb in Ohio febr aabs=
reid. 8efannt 1T bic Mnetbote bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
@uta 1T bic nG&Fe srSbere eta.

@uta 1T bic nG&fe srSBere eta.
tion n0rblia BON Obernborf, eth urs
altes Stdbtletn bon iebt rur unsefdbr
1000 ginpobnern, bas feinen Namen
berlettet bon ben ftarfen Salaque1en
Der @esenb. Bon Sula seben mir Elm
grDberes Bib, benn bier aeist fib nit
am fd0nfteu Der gbaracter Der 2anoz
f4aft an ben Mlbabbdnsen. Dom
Stdbthen felbit lit tpenig gu bert4ten,
aber feline Mr9ipe bergen tpertbpoass
Nftenmaterial. Sn Suls fanb ndm<
lid am II. Suli 1887 bic 9inridtung
bes 9annifel unb beHen 9aupttrabanz
ten ftatt. Ser 6annifel 1T aber b.r
f9tpd6if9e &inalbini ober S9inberz
bannes, unb in ben Spinnftubengas
fdidten fpielte er bic srDBte &oQs.
Man la9t in aufgetldrten &retien
beutautase iiber bic &Gubersef9i9ten,
pel9e ii9 unfere u~rsrobeltern ess
adblten unb nel9e fi9 10 mertpiirbtg
lebenbig erbalten baben ir unferen
polfstbiimli9en 9ef9i9ten. Wen1
n1arl aber bic Na5e in bic alien Often
ltedt, bann pergebt @inem bas Ca
9en. Oie &duberplase mar Dor niat
piel mebr als bunbert Sabren in gang
9euti9lanb 10 idlimm, pte iie beutz
outage felbft in Siibitalien ni9t me5r
1T. Die 9annitel'f9e &duberbanoe
beftanb meiitens aus 3iseunern uno
mar biele Sabre lang cine f4p,re
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

f4e S9dbe, 10 namentn6 mG9tiee
Eager bon Steinfal3, nel6e erft i'm
Sabre 1922 erbobrt porben iinb. 9as
bur9 lit cine neue Snbutrie in bic
@esenb getommen, unb bic Saline
Wilbelmsball Bel Hottpeil
bat einen srobartisen @uff9pung gs=
nommen.
S4penninsen, am abbanee
Der S9paranalbberse belesen, 1T
S9nabens srDBtes 9orf. @s aGblt
jebt ni9t peniser als 1873, meiitens
e~pangelif9e gtnpobner. !Sier befin=
bet ii9 Die piirttembersii9e 5a9f6uz
le fir ubrma9erei, unb bic ginno1-
ner BON S9nenninsen unb umgebunq
baben fi9 Der 1breninbuftrie iebr les
baft augetpenbet. 9as lit freili9 erft
in perbGltniBmdBtg ipGter 3eit sefde-
ben. 9ie ubrma9erei bat ii9 BON
tbren 9auptfiben i'm bena9barten 30
ben babii9en S9narapalbe mad unb
na9 in bic SbGler berbreitet unb 10
fat tie AUDI i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S9parapalbe Gingails sefunben uno
nirb iebt bafelbft ebenfo f9pungpou
betrieben, tpie i'm 8abiiden. Wir 6o<
ben f9on friiber Musf3brli9es iiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
2tnie bon Sbali4linse gu Sbalf9li,<
ae au aeldnaen.

2tnte bon Sbali4ltnse gu Sbalf9linz
&c gu selansen.
Wir finb balb in Sru9tsdu, Der
@esenb apif9en Der 0asolb unb benz
Nedar, in ibrem Musfeben febr psr=
nanbt nit benz beriibmten Strobgdu
spifGen 2eonbers unb Calm. 9ier
fpie bort cine tpeite Gbene obne eisentz
It9e 8eree, fonbern nur nit penenz
fDrmisen Grbsbunsen. 9o9rasenbe
Sru9tfelber bon f9ier unenbli9er
Musbebnung, unb tnmitten btefer Sci
Der grobe lansseitredte 9Drfer nit
ftattli9en 8auerngebOften. 9aau sia
berber, frGftiser Menfaenf9las BON
ppbl9endbrtem unb ~bebGbigem Nusie.
ben unb bementfpre9enb bas 8isb.
prG9tise pferbe unb O9fen unb &ii>
be, bic oft elm @etpi9t BON taufeuo
pfunb unb fosar nod mebr errei&er.
Mu9 in Ohernborf sibt's nod einea
9~erentburm unb leiber trdst er feinen
Namer1 ni9t umfont. Sn 9rieiingers
poraiigli9em Wert rWurttembers"
ftn6et man Musfibrliaes barber.
Namentlid in ben Sabre 1887 Bis
1913, alfo ndbrenb Der f4limmten
3eiten bes breiBigidbrigen Rrieges,
Derfammelten fia ale Wo4e einmal
bic 8lutri9ter auf benz Marftplabe
au Sbernborf, btelten bort unter frei=
EN- 9immel ibre SiBunsen ab uno
slei9 barauf tpurben bic 9olaitOBe srz
ri1tet, auf beneu bic unsliidli9eu
Opfer ienes @abns In srdBlider
Meife benz Sobe iiberltefert tpurben.
5reili9 sana 70 fhlimm. ipie 3. .. in
Der 9araftabt Auebltnburg, tpurcs bic
9erenperbrennerei in Sbernborf nt9t
setrieben, aber es tpar bod 10 f4limm,
bab tper es r,ur irsenb tonnte, Der
Stabt ben Hiiden brebte, unter 53u<
riidlaKung auer unbeneglihen 9a6e.
Sc bat Sabrbunberte sebaaert, bis fi1
Obernborf einisermaben erbolt Fat
BON ben Solsen ienes unielisen
Wabna.