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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
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A Cooking Time Table.

A Cookiug Time Table.
Many housekeepers, young and old,
ire In doubt as to the right time TO
.ook vegetables and meats, 50 that the
following table Is given, with the hope
hat it may prove Of value:
Baking meats: Beef, slrloin, rare
Eight minutes for each pound. Well
1one-Ten to fifteen minutes for each
pound
Beef, rib or rump-Ten to fifteen
minutes for each pound.
Beef fillI.- twenty-five minutes.
Lamb, well done-Fifteen minutes
Tor each pound.
Mutton, rare-Ten to twelve min.
ltes for each poun.
Mutton, we'll done-Fifteen to eight.
teen minutes for each pound
Pork, well done-Twenty-five 10
thirty minutes for each pound.
Veal, well done-Elghteen to twenty
minutes for each pound.
Chickens weighing from three to
five pourds-One to one and half
hours.
Turkeys weighing from nine to
twelve pounds-Three to three and a
half hours.
Fish OF average thickness, weighing
from six to eight pounds-One hour.
Vegetables: Strlna beans-One and
half to two hours.
CaullflOwer-Thirty to forty minutes
Corn, young-Five to ten minutes.
Cabbage, new-Thirty to forty-fivs
minutes.
Carrots-Fifty to sixty minutes
OnionC-Thirty-fiv 10 forty-five min
utes.
Peas-Fifteen to twenty minutes.
Pota GOES, boled-Twenty to thirty
minutes.
Potatoes, steamet-Thirty to forty
minutes.
Turnlps-Thirty-f five to fifty minutes.
Parsnips- "hirty-fve to fory-fivs
minutes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
Rice Or mn Cnl.es.

For rice grlddle cakes and honey boil
a cupful of rice. When it Is cold, mix
thoroughly with one pint Of sweet
milk, the yolks of four eggs and
enough flour to make a stiff batter.
Add one tablespoonful of melted but.
ter, one teaspoOnful of soda, two OF
cream of tartar and a little salt. Fold
in the beaten whites of the eggs and
bake on a hot grddle. AS fast as
baked, butter spread with honey, roll
up and serve hot.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Until the millennium comes and
ncre is no more war and armies are
polished and warships permitted to
Ut ut the docks Turkey under its pres
mt system must be regarded as very
seful to the nations of the earth.
here is some advantage in concentra-
on of the worst forms of meanness
nd badness. The rest of the peoples
now where to go Summing" and
they do not want to have their
uroats cut or their pockets picked
aey know where to keep away from.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Or, Erasmus Darwin a century ago
ndertooE to embody the Linnean sys-
I'M of botany in an elaborate poem in
ne manner of Pope. The Botanic
arden" he called it; but Its purpose
as so much better than its poetry
nat 1t inspired at least one notable
ur'esQuc-"The Loves of the TRAN.
les" This early attempt to gild sci
nee with rhetoric is recalled by the
airly successful effort of newspaper
oct who takes as his subject,
Thoughts on Radium." A production
f this kind is bound to be up to date,
nothing more. Yet why should not
he wonders of science inspire strong
nd enduring verse? The conception
f wireless telegraphy, for instance, Is
# the very essence of poetry. If such
modern developments call forth no
masterpieces, II Is the poet that is
acking. not the theme.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

seek access to the person OF the Presi-
dent with or without murderous in.
tent. The "crank" is superior to legls.
lation. When be has firmly fixed in
his head his one Idea-that the Presi.
dent owes him job, or that he Is en-.
gagged to the Presidents daughter. or
that his personal advice Is necessary
for the country's safety, or whatever 1t
may be-no rule printed in the stat.
ute books Will serve to turn him ASIDE
Nor Is there any way to distinguish
between Il dangerous and a harmless
crank" until he has actually started
to carry out his purposes. The protec-
ton of the President from such per.
sons must therefore depend ON cease
less watchfulness on the part of the
secret service agents assigned to guard
him. The "crank" wave may swell or
fall, but vigilance must be ever main
taned. However much II inks the
President, he must endure his body.
guard as something that of necessity
goes with his office. The bodyguard
Is even more necessary to protect the
President from deliberate assassins,
who, while much fewer in number
than the "cranks," are vastly more
dangerous. 1t IS as against them that
special legislation may be passed by
Congress with some hope of success.
a provision for the fine and punish
ment of any one who advocates the
p0priety CT necessity ot killing the
head CT any civilized nation, or who
openly justiIies the killing, would be
especially valuable. The prob bition OF
the immigration or naturalization OF
members of societies which oppose CT.
ganized government is also desirable.
These provisions of the defeated bill
of last winter are worthy of new con.
sideration by Congress.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
Picked or spiced Grapes.

Pulp the grapes and put the pulp in
The preserving kettle. Stew until II
can be rubbed through n coarse strain,
err to rid the mass of seeds Weigh the
pulp and to five pounds of this add
pint of vinegar four pounds of brown
sugar, three tablespoonfuls of ground
cinnamon and two of ground cloves.
Stew all together until very thick.
Pour into jelly glasses and cover as
you would jelly.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
Taking Life Too Seriously.

Taking life too seriously is said to b,
an especially American failing. This
may be true; but, judging from appear
ances, it would seem to be worldwide,
for, go where you may, you will find
the proportion of serious, not to say
anxious faces ten to one as compared
with the merry or happy ones. If
1.-The outer Is always the form and
shadow of the inner" and II 1.-The pres
emit Is the fullness of the past and the
herald of the future" (and how can we
doubt it0, how many sad histories
can be read in the faces of those we
meet every day! The pity of it is, too,
that the sadness Is self-woven gar
ment, even as is the JOY with which
1t might be replaced. Ruskln says:
"Girls should be sunbeams not only to
members of their own circle, but to
everybody with whom they come In
contact. Every room they enter should
be brighter for their presence" Why
shouldn't all of be sunbeams, boys as
we'll as girls, all along the way from
twenty-five years and under to eighty
five years and over?
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

When the Car and Emperor Fran
= met ut Vienna they kissed each
her twice. indicating that even roy
lily is not above the osculatory hypoc-
lSy that in America is confined to )
clock tons.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

y judge in Dallas, Texas, in sentenc-
Z II "maShcr" to Il term in the peni-
'ntiary, said: "When you come out
on will be prepared to take your hat
I to women and will keep your hands
i your pockets" 1t should be worth
term in Jail just to be able to per-
Drm such Il remarkable feat.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Bishop Potter, of New York, in ad-
.tion to having recently married IL
dy with large fortune, has been
urnished with an assistant. 1t Is a
ioasure to see luck strike good man
Ge that.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

According to Mr.. Rockefeller, the Sc
nd hold on. But it is not every man
Tho can work other people as hard
$ Mr.. Rockefeller does.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Wil'ful Daughter-Now, papa, were
married and you might as well give us
your blessing.
Papa Gesignedly, reaching for his
checkbookl-We l. II | must, | must.
How much do you want7-Baltimore
American.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

When you go to circus and see
hat strength and suppleness and
race the human body is capable of
OeSn't it make you ashamed of your
eakness and your slow and heavy
wliwardness? The mistake that has
cen made ever since the renaissance
ms been in regarding the mind as the
MY important part of man and look
- upon the body as a mere incum-
lnucc, or, at the best, as a senseless
achine to be used without either
lowlcdge OF its wondrous mechanism
ld without mercy for it's limitations.
is II good thing circus comes
ound occasionally to remind us that
well-Uained body is something a
an may he as proud of as well
aimed mind.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Let the man who thinks that he has
roubles pick up the newspapers and
cad the account of the man who has
hree wives.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

The reason we do not hear directly
rom Mars may be that the people on
hat planet have not got as far along
$ wireless telegraphy yet.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Before travelling on that high-speed
ailway in Berlin the passengers take
)ut big life insurance policies. And yet
sc are called swift and overstrenu-
)uS people!
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

The late b. Il. Jones, of Pittsburg,
eft a fortune of over $17,O00,00O. If
here are any unmarried daughters En-
Gland is ready to do the rest.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Charley Ross has just been found in
eXas, but he Is likely to turn up in
laine or Montana by o-morrow.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
The Way of n Maid.

"She's still waiting for the prince"
'Then who are those young fellows
I see Der with from time to timer
Merely men at arms."-Indlanapolis
News.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

The child is father to the man; the
ormer builds a house of blocks and
he latter builds a block of houses.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

1t Is only natural that trolley sleep
rs should be provided for our rest
css population.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Nine million letters went to the dead
liter office last year. Perhaps the one
on expected was in the bunch.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

The Russian bear has swallowed his
ag and there Is now no knowing
here he Is bound for.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
Van liza WATERS.

Cream together a cup of butter and
two cups Of su ar. add cuprul Of sour
cream two beaten eggs and three cup
fuls Of -four that has been twice sifted
with scant teaspoonful of soda. Fla.
vor with vanilla. Add enough -four 70
make the dough of the right consist.
ency to roll out. Roll very thin, cut
into rounds and bake In a Toured pan,
Very Fine Gingerbread.
Half cupful Of the best butter, one
cupful of New Orleans molasses. ona
cupful of cream, three cupfuls of the
best -four, three teaspoonfuls each OF
finely ground ginger, cloves and cluna.
mon
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
Not PArticulnr.

"What kind OF tobacco does Re
smoker"
"Well, he never objects to mine."-
Detroit Free Press.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

1t is difficult to see how any legisla-
lon can be framed which win serve
TO lessen the number OF "cranks" who
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

What are you doctoring for2 Every
body IL doctoring for something.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10
TOPICS OF THE TIME rs.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF INTER.
ESTlNG ITEMS.

Comments and Criticisms Based Upon
the Happenings of the Day--H'-tori-
cal aud News Notes
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-10

Stated vanity is what most people
for success.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
@aibinsen q. b. eng.

baltnifen unsutreffcnbe TT, brau9t
ntat peiter aussefiibrt gu tperbsn.
9ie S9pdbtf9en Spra9eisen6eis
ten, felbit entfdtebene @eritDbe seserl
bic bo4beuti9e&esel, tleben benz 2anz
bestinb 10 feit an, bab au9 bic srDS=
ten aus S9naben itammenben beuts
f9en Oi9ter, Wielanb, S6iGer unS
ublanb, ni9t frei5uipre9en iinb.
Den Sberi9paben erfennt man
alsbalb an ietner Munbart. Cine BET
Observation-Disclosures beitebt baz
rim, bab ct etnerietts bic ein5elner
Silben auBerorbentli9 bebnt, anbsrer>
feits Der saraer H~ebepeiie einen iinz
genben Son bsrleibt. Ib in uQbnsbs
men" n4bsans" lit ftets Elm sebs6ntes
Ib6. @as Der ltnterldnber turs ausz
fpridt, namentli9 @otale nit nad=
folsenbem Soppeltonionanten, pte
r2amm", .8au", .bou", tptrb oom
Sberi9paben ME anbers als lang sez
bebnt u2abm", r8abl", rpobl", es@
fpro9en. Cine anbere pberI9pdbiide
gisentbiimli6tsit lit bic refine Qus<
fprade bes e-e. g. in nSeele", u2e9s
rer", Worte, bic Der llnteri6pa6e itets
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

unb mub in ber 3stt beoor bic GDmer
in uniere 9auen einbraden, Der Stb
zines mG9tisen 5iiritengei9le9tes gez
tpefen fein. I'm feinen SUB, beionz
bers in Der Ndbe bes ~Siterbol5es".
liesen rieienbafte 9rabbigel, bic
neben ben @erippen golbene SttrnbGnz
Der unb S%rinfhDrner, NIT grable9
iiberaosene Wdsen unb feline nit
@olbblGttern umbiiate, semalte grtez
9i19e Sbonf9alen, 4les iebt i'm
Iltert6umsmufeum in Stuttgart,
barseboten BADEN. limb bon bieien
Dsnfmdlern 1T nur cine bal6e Stunbe
biniiber gu Der mobernen, bon sroben
ttefi@attisen 9arfanlagen umfabten
Stabt 2ubpissburg, gesriinbet i'm
@nfans bes borisen Sabrbunberts, bsr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
beretnfdauenben 8urstriimmer, BET
peite 9oriaont, unb tpieber bas trGu.
meri59e Mmmertbal i'm Hiiden BET
2eonbera.

Stabt, an bas Der ebemalige, bon tarz
ieno S9ludten bur6riHens Gci9sz
FORT bes S9On6u9s itDBt ales bies
mar fiir etnen 9i9ter tpie l16lanb, bsfz
len Wtege 9ter itanb unb Der feline
Nubetatt bter gefunben, bon tiefiter
8ebeutung, unb er bat au6, Der Elm
Si9ter Der Natur tpie ielten elmer gez
tpeien, bic SdOnbeiten feiner geliebten
9eimatb in unenbli9 einfa9zinnigen,
ME berbaaenben 8ldngen aussegoFen
ii6er bas beutI6e 9plf.
Wo mir nur geben Inn Siibinsel
Der, CUR S9loBlinbe, in's 8antbsimer
Sbdl9en, gum WeiBborn auf benz
gtniiebel, in ben S9Dnbu6sforit unb
bag bon ben frcmmen Pfalssrafen sez
ftiftete 8ebenbauien nit ieinen Sduz
lenbaaen unb luftig bur9bro9enen
gotbti6en Sa9tbirmen, Ober na9 ben
ferne bineiu in's Ilbaebirae ii9 aiez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

benen 2anbestbeilen, ionbern au9
iiberau pieber in ben perI9iebenen
S9idten Der 8eoDlteruns.
Qu9 ben S9paben Der ~gebilDeten
Stdnbe piro man letGt am Stalett
ertennen, ba bas Streben, ii9 cine
refine Qusiprd6e ansueisnen, BON
2anbsleuten lei9t fir Iffetttrtbeit
unb 8ornebmtbuerei angeieben piro,
unb 10 ptrb nit pengen 4usnbmen
ni9t einmal auf &anoel unb 8atbeoer
Der 9ialett gang gemieben. Wentge
erbeben fi9 gum gnti9lufe, bas I'M
unb auslautenbe It obne bic i'm @nlaut
sere9tfertiste i6arfe Stbilirung ausz
5uipreden unb Gbriiten itatt Gbrii9z
ten gu iasen. Die es tbun, nthen
bann oft ni9t Die 9ren5e gu finben
unb iagen audi vollstendig fir bolz
itdnbig, sdadsminisder itatt Staats=
miniiter II. berel. Die iebr iiblt6e
&un5elanrebe n9eliebte in benz Serrn"
bort man taum anbers, als NIT Der
&iir5uns gelippde.
electromagnetic fpri9t Der sebtlz
sete S9nabe, audi Der Stdbter Der
nteberen Stdnbe, BEN Staleft nidt in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

ttse 9ebDlferung bes Srts lit mod
gang abionberlid. Natiirli9 - bic
@eiloertdbter lebten ia btele Sabr>
bunberte lang gang ~tiolirt bpn i6rer
proteitantti6en umgebung, unb btlbe=
ten 10 gu fagen cine sana eisene Welt,
pie bitten tie alio ba ni6t in @pra6e
unb Sra6t, in Gang unb Manier, in
9eieb unb 8rau6 ettpas berIGieben
tperben foaen? Sept freilt9, felt Der
piirttem6ersiiden 8eiibergreifuna,
iinb bic u8eionberbstten" re6tli6 aafz
geboben, aber ber8eilberftdbter trennt
ii9 nur fdner bon i6nen. unb mo-
mentlt9 ertldren ii9 bic WeilberitGbz
terinnen gar nt9t bamit einberItanben,
baB iosar Dem uralten @eieb, tpel6es
etnem uunberbeirat6eten" 8iirger ben
8etrieb zines eigenen @eperbes pber
9ei6Gftes berbot, unb alfo Seben, Der
felbfitdnbtg perben ponte, in Der
Stanb Der 9eiltgen ghe stpane - baB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Gus SIbingcn.

bic 2iteraturidnGrmer. = Ser alte
9ofratb &erner bat tiirSlt4 ben 8rtefz
ne9iel fetnes 8aters berausgeseben,
elm umfansrsides uno b09it intereiz
1antes @erf. Mu9 ais Si9ter 1T
Sbeobalb &erner mebrfa4 berporsez
treten, 10 rtamentlt9 nit benz 2tebe, in
tpeldem er ben alien Nubbaum i'm
@arten bes &ernerbau es beiinst. SIN
Sdatten bieles 8aumes baben bic
Oidter bss idpdbifdsn Sidtertreiies
piele eliidli6e Stunben perbra4t, bier
1T bic 9eburtsitdtte pieler Der 19Dns
item 2ieber, ramentlid o%onl1blanb uno
S9pab. Mu9 Der 9 i Ter Der Satlfz
liebsr bat sier feline ytuis ipisbsrss>
funben.
No6 elm furser 9ir!peis auf BITE
idtpGbiiGe @%oltsIpraGs, ipelae bur4z
aus feline einbeitli9e 1T. Oas i9pd>
bii6e Sbiom, tpeldts entipreaenb ber
Qusbebnuns bes 8olt5tammss au9
einen She'll 8aierns, bic bobenaoueris
{hen 2anbe unb einer She'll bes 1iios
iiden 8abens Bis an BEN Hbein unD
an bic pfala besreift, ftebt bon Der
bodbeutfden 5driftiprade aterall@
ferne ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

fden 10 tart, als ben g%emiit6sii6erz
menI9en aus benz S6nabenlanbe.
@6er pie btel S9Ones birst au9 bas
Nedarlanb! Quf mdbisem Raum entz
entrollt ii9 cine SiiGe bon mtttelsebtrz
sisen 9anbi9aftsformen, 10 baB fte
oft Der 8lid bon etnem einaisen Qus<
it9tspuntte aus umIpannt. Ste
STANDARDIZATION i'm @eiten, bic
SuraI9roffen i'm Siboften, an betben
llfern bes Nedar bic BON bliibenbem
@derlanb bebedten Sld9en Der rSiel=
Der" unb bann bas berrli6e Slubtbal
bon Stuttaart<& annftatt binaus 1a9
6eil6ronn! 9Drfer, in tpunberboIe
Sbtbaine e~tnsebettet, Burger, urb
&apellen auf ben 9Dben, Der prG9tige
S6alfefel bon Stuttgart NIT fetner
9errlt4 iaDnen, unbergeblt9en, sez
miitbboGen 9auptftabl = iatpobl, Der
in ber Serne fpeilenbe S9tpabe bat
bas erite Qnre9t auf 9eimtpeb. I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

Maulbrpnn. 9insinssopdnst in bas
abgef9iebene f6male, gesen I6enb
pffene Salaa9tbal, beiien norbpdrts
f9auenbe 9ebdnge nit 2aubpdlbern,
bic fteileren iiibli9en nit 8einedrten
bebeGt iinb, ltest bas &lofter, nod BON
9raben unb Mauern umfriebist. Ste
idattisen, bon Baden Dur9rieielten
Wdlber unb bic groBen, i9on bon ben
MDn9en in Der NGbe bes &loi tiers an
selesten Weiber, 5pii9en Selbern,
WGlbern unb @albi dumen liegeno,
bermebren mod bic SGDn6eit unb
Rube Der 2anbidaft. Damn bic &lpz
i~tersebGube felbt, an benen bierbunz
bert Sabre lang, bon 115O-155O, gez
baut ipurbe. nit tbren ftimmunssbolz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Stammbung @iirttemberg.

benben, nod Sbitbdume trasenben
SbGlern: iibsrau fommen, ME NIT
Geiitessetpalt, ublanbs Stimmer entz
sesen, besleiten uns Nedar=aufpdrts
an Der biel6eIunsenen Wurmltnger
Rapele boriiber, bann iiber bic frudts
retden 9eftlbe Bel 9erren6erg fort gu
ben blauenben Wdlbern bes S9nara.
tpalbes, hinab ms ttefe Nasolbtbal
unb bineir in bic trauernben &loiters
trimmer bon 9trfau.
Sn Weinsberg paltet INNER nod
Der Subelsreis 9ofratb Or. Sbeobalb
&ernsr, ber @obn Sufttnius &erner's,
i'm alien tpsitberiibmten &ernerbauie,
btef er eriten Stdterberberse aus Der
s3eit Der ublanbs unb S9nabs, Der
&erner unb MDrife unb Der ibrtgen
8eriibmtbeiten beg idpdbif9en Did,
terbunbes. Sn bieiem 9allfe perlebte
2enau 10 biele sliidlide Sage, bier
berfebrten @ilbelm MiQer unb Sraf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Ser Spbenasperg.

bur9, baB es benz Rsformator 8rena
unb benz groben Matbematiter Repp>
Ter bas 2eben seseben fat, leiber aber
au9 babur9, baB bter perbdltntB<
mdbtg mebr 9eren berbrannt porben
finb, als in irgenb einem anberen Srte
8iirttemberss. Qu9 bic bo96etaste
Mutter 8epplers foute i'm Sabre 1921
als 9ere in Wetl Der Stabt b%erbrannt
tperben. Gliidli6erpeiie selans es
ibrem bon 2tna berbeiseeilten Sobne,
bur9 feinen gtnflub unb bur9 feline
8ereblamfeit bic bereits berurtbetlte
Mutter gu retten. No9 am gnbe bes
Is. Sabrbunberts purbe in Weil Der
Stabt cine sroBartise Seufelsaustreiz
buns beranitaltet. Selbft bic bsuz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
$tr&tt3dg& 6lrd 9Mt(Q(Qn&.
Sier TITO bort tm S6mabemlanoe.
Copyright 1903 by wm. Kaufmann). No. lts)

mir pdren an gu piele @eubsrlidteiten
sebunben setpefen. Sci elmer berartiz
gen gintbsilung bes Stoffes TT absr
man9er malerii9e Wintel bes Sanoes
iiberadnsen pprben unb mir pouen
bier nun in bunter 8eibe, mebr i'm
8ilbe als i'm Worte, me9rere gtao3'
fridge brinsen.
Sin feltIamer Same, ~8eil bsr
Stabt", fir bas fleins i9pdbl19e
GanbftGbtden 5piiden Galip ilno
Stuttgart. Sreili9, uralt tit bies ltebe
feline Neit, in ieinem Wappen tllbrt es
bic lateinilden Su9itaben S. 2. Q. Il.
B. +. Senatus Populusque Romaz
nus, mas fdpn geniissno auf 1etnen
rDmiIden ltriprung binoeutet. Iud
cine freie Rei6sItaot lit Wetl Der
Stabt bereinlt geipelen. Wstl Der
Stabt blisb tatbolii6, pbldon bic
gauge llmgesenb friib protefantti9
getpprben mar, unb Bis gum Sabre
1902 purbe iiberbaupt fein proteftant
in Weil Der Stabt geouloet. Damn
lit bas Stdbt9en mod beribmt baz
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iogar bteiem peiien rtnb ftattsflusen
9eiebe Der 9araus sema9t tpurbe.
Die um9egenb bon Weil Der Stabt
1T auberOrOentli9 frudt6ar, fie sebDrt
benz iogenannten uStrobsdu" an, Ell
mem 9au, in tpeldem bic 9almfrii6te
Big gu ionit ME selebener 9D6e empor=
i9ieben unb suglei9 ben idperfen
Ointel, &ossen pber Safer liefern.
8tele Srtl9aften fDnnen mir ba iiber=
feben, unb barunter febr anfebnlide,
pte 8. 9. bic PfarrbDrfer 9ibinsen,
9Ofinsen, Merfltngen, Seimerbingsn,
9emminsen, &ubersbeim, Miin9in>
gen, Seimsbeim. S90dinsen, ober tuie
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NeGarsuInt.

NeGarsulm.
9etmatb bon Suiinus &erner, 9apib
Sriebri9 StrauB, Sriebrt9 @iiaer
unb gbuarb MDrife.
X X X
Mu9 Sibingens unb ietner
punberbpllen umsebung tpolIen mir
nchmals fura sebenfen. Sie 8eYge
I'm Siibinsen lumber nit i6ren Wetns
reben unb WGlbern, bic alte Bergitabt
felbit nit Der bodraaenben pfafa unb
bel. fpiben @iebelreiben ber Sdufer am
Hs6nr. bic fern bon Der f~eliiaen Mlb
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nntertiirneim.

bersebli9 lit nit benz Nedarlanbe
2ubpig ublanb pertniipft, ben bic
S9Daben fait ebenio begeiitert lie6en,
ipie ibren srDberen 2~anbsmann S9ilz
Ter.
8ei unierer bisbrisen S9tlberung
bes tpiirttem6ersiI9en 2anbes muBten
mir bic inneren Nbsren5unsen, rlaz
mentlt9 bic gintbeiluns in Sberdmz
ter, sana BEL Settle laHen unb unIere
Streifaiige mebr na9 SluBtbdlern unb
Gebtrgsaiigen einridten, benin fonit
hdtte ft9 bas Defenders Malerif9e
ut9t 9eniisenb ~5erborleben laHen. unb
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GpIbaten. Gsors BON S%runbsbers
mar Elm tppii9er S9pabe. Dor alien
anberen beuti9en Sinsen baben bic
S9pabsn bic Naturfelisteit in CRIB
pa9t senommen. Sas fiel fogar ben
p~reubtf9enSfficieren aus ber@ltmart
unb aus gommern auf, als tie i'm
beutid<franaDfi4en 3riese NIT piirtz
tembersti9en Solbaten Su1ammen
farnsn. Die norbbeuti9en &ameraz
ben fonnten es ntat begreifen, pte bic
S6paben, na9 etnem an trengenben
Marfdtase, am 4benb nod auf irseno
etnea Berg ber nmsesenb tlettern
tonnten, Bios INN bic Iugen gu tpeiben
am Cob ber untersebenben Sonne.
Mu9 bas 9eimtpsb befd1t teinen Seutz