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The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
Newspaper Man write. win HI. Teeth.

Newspaper Man Writes with His Teeth.
Louis Schuelke. Jr., is probably the
only newspaper man who writes with
his teeth, He is the Waterbury Conn
Republicans correspondent at Bunker
Hill.
The young mans affiiction. which he
has had since birth. is an inability TO
use either arms or hands. When he
first went TO school he found that 1t
would be necessary to write by some
meants. and he Immediately began
learning to do so with his teeth and his
toes.
He has found since that 1t is easier
and less tiresome to work with his
teeth than with his toes. and though
he has become proficient with the lat
ter. most of his writing is done with
his teeth.
His accomplishments are not confined
to writing news, but he draws and
paints with ease and considerable
degree OF skill. His handwriting and
fancy lettering are remarkable ex-
amples OF what lie has accomplished
under most trying circumstances.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
Pound s.rnnrn ri.h.

f. Howard Bunker, a fisherman.
picked up on the beach Mt Biddeford
Pool. Me-, recently n fish. the like Of
which neither he nor any one at the
Pool had ever before seen. The fish
has been boxed and sent to the Smith
sonian Institute. at Washington. to de-
termine what 1t is.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
9Ms5TE.lgE @ i
09 Nl@HING0'
|,HMY0olaaipg

The most irious parer weight Ia
the world belongs to the Prince OF
Wales. II is the mummificd hand OF
one OF the daughters OF Pharaoh.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
cg.sls.i.s.sS.......H.'.s.'s...
s HOUSEHOLD > > >
|: > - = MATTEES
sweetenins Fruit Pies.

1t will be found an excellent plan to
mingle tiny pinch OF bicarbonate OF
soda with the sugar, which. by tending
to neutralize the acidi.y of the fruit.
will appreciably reduce the quantity
OF sweetening required.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

According to the monks of the Hos
pice of St. Bernard. their famous dogs
save on an average 20 iives every year
ON the mountain.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

Some OF the rivers Of Siberia flow
over ice many years old, and almost
as solid as rock. A tributary of the
Lena has. upon the soil which forms
the bed OF the river. bed OF pure Ice
over nine feet thick.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

In midsummer the towns Of vcnezu-
ella seem deserted during the day time
The sun is so hot that exposure to
1t without hat for only fifteen min
utes usually results in Illness and
death within day or two.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

A writer in n German medical ne
rlodicni suggests that doctors would
not be disturbed at night ncatiy so
often II they insisted on immediate
payment for their services. The poor.
who often do not pay their bills. are
the most prone to send for the doctor
at night. In most cases when there
is no immediate need OF his presence
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

Horse insurance is the intest bcnev-
olent institution OF Bavaria. With the
aid OF the Government and Influential
persons interested In horse breeding
nearly 400 unions have been formed.
with 34,T4s i.orses and mn insurance
capital of over $G.s00.o00.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

The Japanese delight in animal
freaks. They train dogs to perform
various kinds of stunts but-thelr most
amusing wonders are waltzing mice.
The whirllngs and twistings of these
little animals are exceedingly ludicrous.
The diminutive walters are about
half the size OF the American mouse,
and piebald In color.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03

In one of the rural districts of swc-
den garden is attached 10 every
school. Here the children receive
practical instruction In the cultivation
OF plants. berries, flowers. herbs and
fruits. management of hotDeds, green
houses. and so forth.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
DEVICES THAT COST.
Mechanical Problems
That Have BaffIed
Inventors.
Xxx
IypesettinE Machines Marvellous in De-
sign. But All Faulty In Execution
unui MerGenthaier HIT Upon the
Wedge spsce-soms of the Earliest

OR more than .three-duar-
tiers of II century the great
est mechaniclans in the
world have been wrestling
with the problem OF set
,fno t,.ra hv ,nanht,ar,.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-12-03
BY c. l. PECK.

TliN n former article on this
@I topic only the exterior sur
roundings and structural
II design of the farm home
ll5llI were mentioned. These.
aS a. :. .r,-.ot ,xt.,t ,,,at ho
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06

Fifth-l.ay. Lay an egg. sgnifed act
ion II placing of an obligation.
SiNth-.An. an egg. One job at a time
done promptly and well done.
Scvr"th-Egg. Typifcs the product of
life work \ plan well laid and nobly
executed. y rounded up on perfected
career.
These subjects were all amply and ably
expanded upon. showing how much may
be learned from the smallest matter if
taken up and car, fully and thoughtfully
considered.
Comments being called for. the mem
beers generally expressed pleasure with
the sermon" ms giving food for conSid
cradle thought. The subject suggested
the more practical side of the essay. the
usefulness of the hen.
\. J. Nirhcncr referred to the very
light trrlil.= of corn. 80 that not even
the "hrEs" would eat it, rs Il great
benefit when planting. Put the corn
(SrcGD in box. pour hot water over it.
stir. allowing all surplus to drain ont the
crack. ans! then with SaS tar on the
point of Il hath. stir thoroughly into the
corn. spread out and dry lor few hours.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06
Liberty Grove.

Mr.. Alfred Hines. of Philadelphia. is
with NJ. Harvey Barrett.
Mr.. Edward Ray. of Philadelphia. was
III town on Saturday.
Miss bertha Mcdowell. of Port De
posit. spent Il part of last week with Miss
Hcrvi> Hopkins.
Miss Louie Jenkins. of White Rock.
Pa, spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Celia il lkinS.
Mr.. William Moore. of Octoraro. was
in tow last week
Mr.. Abraham Ilo>trtt"r will take the
house and furnishings of Mr. Ernest
McArr:rll, ut New Valley.
Mr.. Allan Woodrow has returned after
II pleasant visit with relatives in Chcs-
ter Pa.
Dame rumor has il we will have a
wedding i'll the near future.
Miss Florence Met ullough entertained
friends from Baltimore. nj Orkney" last
week.
Mi Nary Pattcn is assisting Miss
10" Saunders sewing during the early
summer rush.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06
COlOra.

Copies of the Cecil Wing" are on sale
eoch week in tolora, ut $. 7. Wiley'S
store. , cents Il copy.
Mr.. lnd Mrs. Myers. of Lancaster. Pa.
spent SUNDAY with Mrs Il. X. Crothcrs.
Mrs. Robert Woodrow, Misses Nellie
and i ssir Woodrow are visiting Mr..
aud Ms. Mackry. in Chester. PA.
Mr.. Ruth Wilson and children. of
Nottingham, Pa, spent Wednesday with
Mr.. Alex. Wilson and family.
Mrs. Jacob Bnir and Mis-. Albert
krauSs were the guests of Mrs. William
Sharpness on Wednesday,.
Mr.. Albert KraI;ss and Master Roy.
We're in philadelphia on Thursday.
Mr.. John ii. Brown. formerly of this
place. and Miss Florence t. Malck will
be married on "Wednesday. June nth. 1T
four o'clock. p. m. ut the home of the
bride. GIT Railroad Avenue, Sunbury,
Pcnra.
Mr. Henry Keen raised his barn on
Tuesday.
y valuable Jersey COW belonging to
Mr.. Aaron J. Michencr. had her leg
broken, and had to he killed.
Quit" = number of colorcd people of
this vicir,ty attended commencement cX-
erci>cS It Lincoln. Pa. on Tuesday,
Mr.. Hrl Mrs Tnvlor Runner. of Full
ton House, Lancaster County. Pa: Mr..
thar.ts Grirst, of Philadelphia and Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Hill were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reese on Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph i. Brown has presented his
daughter. Miss Mercie, with II fine new
organ.
Mr.. J. Frank Foster and Mr. Albert
Nickle were in Baltimore on Wednesday.
Children's Day will be celebrated on
Sunday. June 18th. ut West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06

cach week in Colora, ut $. 7. Wiley ;
store. , cents Il copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06

The deep girdle is constantly growing
i'll popularity. especially thesone of broad
ribbon which must fit with uncomprom
Using SmoothneSS, and for this Il feather
bone foundation is absolutely essential
as essential. in fact. as it is for stocks
Ribbon stocks. however. are giving place
to the transparent collar of lace faggot
ing. etc. on sheer frocks. but ribbon
girlleS and saSheS are of more import
ance than they have been in many years.
Long sash ends are particularly charm
ing this season, these sashes are often
tied in original fashion. being knotted.
not only ut the waist line but once n
twice below that.
blaine ROZE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06

hand embroidered. showing worked eye
lets in conjunction with solid embroidery.
And yet. the tri= and simple trotting
costume will not do for all street wear.
Beyond the province of tailor-mades,
stretches an interminahle vista Of more
ambitious frockS adapted to various Oc-
caSiOns and includes the most deliberately
iacc-tIimmed and exquisite creations
(which milady holds with dainty grace
showing Il bcwiidrriug array of frillS and
furbelowS ana Subscribing faithfully 10
Che eternal fitness of things in occasional
glmpses of ner Gorlo2-dyed, lacr-iuSert-
ed hose.
Now, as to these same furbrowS-in
other words. u,jt.u.tS-look ont for 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06
FROCKS FOR STREET WEAR.
Trig And Simple Costumes Elaborate Creaons--Variety
In SaSheS And GirdleS
In SaSheS And GirdleS

good supply; change in pctticoats and
smaller details often constitutes Il pleas
ing variety of toilet PumpadOur silks
mark the height in elegance in pctticoats
and among the more Srrviceable ones for
general Wplr. none eNcplS the SOrOSiS.
which has the new Paquin interlining.
making them effective rs drop-skirts with
any costume In my illustration, one is
Shown beneath Il gown of Mohair SiCil-
,irnnr. With it is worn IL smart For
Sythe shirt waist of Scotch Madras. hav-
ing stiff cuffs and pearl button faSten-
ingS-prarl buttons being the most popu-
lar trimming for up-to-,iate costumes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-06
Pennsylvania ]:
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad.
MARYLAND DIVISION.
Schedule In Effect May "a, 1908.

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ran Wi,,,i"nto,, ,nh ph;,,Io,nhio - N
~. ', -, mno ,mHo - 3D. ~
-, md s,s y At we.L-Jovs Srn'
DAYS rio So1, oGS A NJ, $40 423
TX and \ y y If
For Chester Fl 10 54G sol 1o5sA
NJ oa0 4p3 535 and Sos p NJ
wnnk-L,vs SUNDAYS Fl 10 sol ooS
4 N $40 ia 535 and S,s p Al
For PnrrvvilIa Uovre do Groce and
H,,timorn Fl ~ s10 zoos 1ol NJ
1p33 All XII 5n or r. % p N
1o5D might wrnx.J,v. SUNDAYS fl M
1n51 " 1o33 n III re n ID
NJ - IN nirbt
Ear Woshiryton r. AZ 1o51 N
I, 33 Nj ~ 30 and - ~ y NJ SIM,
DEW. fl M md lo1I NJ - 90 l,1
fS Il and - IN y NJ
Ipnvn Terrvvi,,n for Port Danosi+ az,
IS on Ola II - NJ IA ok 4oo
: n and G4n - VI wrn,,-L,vs
Iruv. rort Dennsit for pnrrvvi,Ie
|flS $40 90 1908 NJ II ~ ao7
~ -1.33 and 40 p NJ
,r,yp ny1, ,nr,,-,,
EHO,n S,rrETT srITIOv
Nor. EIltnu n15 G1n o1o II %
! N D1r ,!uI i l,i az IN ,nd II ~
=: M,' wcek-atyS. SUNDAYS, BIO, 0.l2,
=" ~ W. 4.46' '.o'. ana Ills +. NJ.
FOX Ne" rUkK
Express. weekdays, 3.2O, 4.2O, 4.Ir,
1Uo. 5.1S 5.1S. 100. 7."3. $40. 9.O3,
9.1", lo.2l. Hoo \. H.. 200 noon,
i2.3J Zoo. LILO, go. $50. 80, 3.52
! Pcnna. Limitc,b. Sol. (Nrw York Linn
| itnh I = mn ;nn no
800 1000 L. NJ. l2.O2 night. sundays.
300 40. 40. 300. DIS. SO. go \.
NJ. "l2.35. 800. 3.52 Pcnna. Limited.
354, CNcw York Limited, 100, $500,
"5.5G. G.35. 7O2. 500. 1000 Z. NJ,
l2.G2 night.
From West Philadelphia only, 1921
and "11.2O \. NJ, Sundays.
From Germantown Junction only. 10.11
A. NJ, daily lSeaShorc Limited.
For Boston, without change. 1850 \.
NJ, weekdays, and 800 7. NJ, daily.
FOR sea tiirt, Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove. and Long Branch. 5.5S and SD
\. NJ. l2.2T. $50 and 400 p. NJ. week
days Sundays (Stops mt Interlaken for
Asbury Park, S.31 A. NJ.
FOR THE WEST.
$40 A. Nj. daily. pittshurp Cbicayo
| cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis.
| Dining Carr
lo'Zo n. NJ. daily for littsburg, Chi
caGo' ana Louisville. Dining Carr
| li.to y. Nj. daily, fittsburs and CleVs-
land.
l2'2o /. w., daily. st. Louis Limited
| llttSbnrS. cincinnati. indianapolis, and
-: LOUIS. Ginning Cara
THO l.. NJ. daily, "pennsylvania
lLnlit"d' flttSburg. Chicago. Cleveland,
loirHo' prtrolt' DINING Carr
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WEST JERSEY & SEASHORE RAILROAD
FOR ATLANTIC CITY

LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
via Delaware River Bridge, Express,
$40 \. NJ, Al and ia p. NJ. Sun
days, go \. NJ, and III Z. NJ.
LEAVE MARKET STREET WHARF
--ENprt So, LOO. 800 \. NJ. q. 90 Sat
urlays only. 200. 400 900 minutes,
300 60 minutrs.I 5.2S =. NJ. week
days. Sundays. 500. 900. and 1000
Leave MARKET STREET WHARF
rs follows:
For New York, Express, 900, 9.4S A.
NJ. 4.zS p. NJ, weekdays.
For Long Branch. via Seaside Park,
$50 y. NJ. 3d. p. NJ. weekdays.
sundays. $50 a. NJ.
For TUrErlton. Beach Haven. and Bar
nc@at City. $50 \. NJ. 400 L. NJ,
weekdays.
SEASIDE PARK, ISLAND HEIGHTS, AND
POINT PLEASANT.
so \. NJ. 3.52 and 400 p. NJ, week.
days. Sundays, $50 \. NJ.
FOR CAPE MAY.
Express. 800 \. NJ. 1.3O SATURDAYS
"nly,, and Les 60 minutes p. NJ,
weekdays. Sundays. 800 \. NJ.
FOR ANGLESEA, WILDWOOD. and
HOLLY BEACH. Express, 900 \.
Nj. 0.3o Saturdays only. and 4OS p.
NJ. weekdays. Sundays. 9.O5 A. NJ.
FOR SEA ISLE CITY. OCEAN CITY.
AVALON and STONE HARBOR.-Ex-
press, 900 \. NJ, and 4.2O p. NJ, week
days. Sundays. $40 \. NJ.
FOR SOMERS' POINT.-Express, $50
and 900 \. NJ. 900 Saturdays only,
200, 400 and 5.2S T.. NJ, week days.
Sundays. 500, 900, and 1000 A. NJ.
Dining Car.
For additional information apply to
Ticket Agent.
W. W. ATIERRURY, J.R. WOOD.
Genr Manager. Genr Passenger Agent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
DrreSppnben
ellington, so IN n.
Otter Sail 60.

Die Stride, mel6e am Sers:Seiu=
Seit bier bur@ ben bo9m'iten Sber=
btrteu etnsemeibt wurbe, bat nun et=
men reitbirenben 8farrer. Oas gfarrs
baus, psl9es mte bic Stride bieler
8emetnoe aue @bre ma9t, mtrb in
&ursem Oouenbet. OaB Der @emein:
Be eine sldn3enbe 3ufunft beuoritebt,
lit auBer 3msifel, itnb bod alle Sars
mer. Oanf ibrem ausbauernben Slei.
Re unb Der &si@baltisfeit bes bieitsen
Idmaraen 0ebmbobens a~usnabmslos
gu bequeuem Woblftanbe selanst.
ginem ieben muB bic 8ei9affenbeit
bes 8obenS auhaaen, Der benz bes
fru@tbaren Oatota senau slet@t. Da
nod 0anb sur @enise gu baben tit,
auberbem all9 etntse Sarmen FOLDER,
bic 1t& In ein @el@dft besaben, 70 lit
es Der innise @uni@ Der bter fait
ausI@lieBli9 fatbolii@en llmsesenb,
Dap bte1e DatanteH YlQSe Don TQt9o>
liteu aufsetauft mirben. ginem Sc
ben, Der it@ smeds 2anbauftauf bier
umitebt, lit bic 8erf@eruns %seseben,
bab es ibm btsr s%efalIen mub. Dte
nod Dor meniSen Sabren it@ bter
ein Seim s~rinbettn, baben es ni6t
bereut, ba bieler Orti@aft bas
i@mei@elbafte aber wabre 3euSntb
.aussetelIt perben mub. baB Citing
ton nod nte etne Seblernte gu pers
aei9nen bate.
Sc ,pdre bebbalb fur iol@e, BITE 2anb
iu@su, am beiten, periOnli9 bieie @ez
senb in Museui6etn gu nebmen, UNI
if& pon Der @abrbeit bes Obisen 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Npn Der @eltanSfenuna
9er @ai@inenpalaf.
Gin &ieienwert pon ieltener S9Onbeit.

Ser smeiten Sdlfte bes n%eunsebnten
Sabrbunberts Sebibrt baS Serbienit,
bas Wai@tenenmeien auf feline sesenz
mdttise S0be sebra@t gu baben; es
CAB i9on porber Wai9ienen Der piel=
fa9ften Qrt unb fur bic perl9iebeniten
3mede. aber erit BEN lesten finf
SabrSebnten mar es uorbebalten, ibre
3abl unb lire @ermenbunssarten falt
tann man iasen, Bis in's unenbli9e
gu permebren. Oie @elt Der Se9nif
bat cine @ntmidluns erlebt, mte lte
nur nod eine anbere aufaumeiien per=
mag unb bas lit bic @elt Der @tfen=
i@aft, un6 betbe seben matchmaker
Sanb in Sanb.
gon elmer sroBen 3abl Mai9inen,
bic beutsutase In 8etrieb itnb, Bat
man ii6 DOT ldnserer ober fir3erer
.3eit eben 10 menis etpas trdumen laI
fen, mie pom BEN 8eitimmunseu, benen
ite bienen bic jinsfte 8ersansenbeit
bat Mai9inen erseust, beren 9eiitunz
gen on bas @unberbare srenSen, unb
beren Contribution mebr als irsenb
etmas anberes fur bie S@aHsnsfraft
bes menl9li@en Settles unb Der
MenI9enbanb bas ribmlt9ite 3eusz
niB ablest. Das @enie bes grfinbers
finbet ntrsenbs etn 10 banfbares Selo
pte auf benz @ebtete bes Wai9inen.
melens, benz etnsisen, bas bte praftii6e
8ermenbuns bes @%rfunbenen CUR aus
fibruns brtnst un6 perwenbet. gs
stebt iest wobl fetnen SnbuitrteSweis
mebr, Der gang unb gar ieber Mrt BON
Maidtneu entbebren t0nnte rnb luenn
au9 ut9t brett 10 bod inbireft obne
tbre Wttmtrfuns ferttS rperben fann.
Ser Mai9inenpalat mirb baber bas
Obieft belonberer 8ea9tuus pom Seiz
ten Der Neutrality-suspicious. = ni@t
Bios Der Sa9mdnner, lonbern aqer
i~nteltSenter 9aten -ietn.
Dem Mai@inenpalait iiuS mebr
uub mannisfaltisere ar@ttettonii9e
S@Onbeiten 3ucrtannt morben, als irs
senb einem Der iibrtsen Mu~sfte0unss=
sebdube. Nls 8auftil ruarb alio uoas
itdnbiS entwtdelte ttaltentide &en=
naifiance serpdblt, BET melder bic
itrens corintbii@en Sdulen ben 9aupts
srunb3us btlben. Ste Mauern unb
Eburute eri9einen aus Slatt bebauenen
Quaberiteiuen Sebaut, bic man fur
Marmorbl6de bolten fann35
DaS @ebdube rirtn1t etne promtnente
Steae Ia. weitlt@enT Der 9aupt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

palaltes wurbe folsenbes Material
uerbrau@t: 1903 Sonnen @uBeiien,
81 Ienltan9en, &lammern unb Ndsel
pon lebteren allein 200 Sonnen;
iisben Miqionen SUP 8aubols; so
Eonnen gleiweiB maren gum Mns
itretden elmer Sld9e pou 800, 900
NuabratfuB unb 112 Sdfer sein6l
gum Mii9en behelben n6tbis, unb bic
@eiammtfoit en bes @ebdubes beliefen
it9 auf nabe5u 500, 600 Dollars.
Oafelbe bebedt eine Sld9e BON neu,1
Ider bic Tldne murben BON Der ct.
Gouiier Ir@tteften : Tirua @tbman,
Wallb unb 8aiiolter %entrporfen, uub
es mirb BON allen Seiten suseitanben,
baB bieies @ebdube cine b~elonbere
i3terbe Der Iustelluns btlbet. Son
benz IuSenbltd an, tn wel9em bic
bartn ausseitellten @unber Der Ma=
i@tnenfunbe unb Me6anit tn 8e=
ruesuns seiebt unb tbre 0eiitunseu Of
fenbar werbeu, mirb Der Mai9t=
Denpalaf BON Morsens bis Mbenbs
bon 8eiu@ern mtmmeln, benn mas
ite ba gu feben befommen, mtrb gu benz
8elebrenbften uub SntereHanteiten
Der tommenben 8orlb's Sair seb0ren,
aus wel@em @runbe bic uorftebenbe
gel9reibuns 10 a~usfabrli@ 1T, bamit
BITE eeier it6 i'm 8oraus mentsitens
etn a~nndbernbes Bib pou einem Der
promtnentel item Iusteaunsssebdube
MAIDEN f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

nber3eusen. @eitere Snformation
mtro TIT acknowledgements geridts,
germ ertbeilt, fa0s man ii6 an ben
yfarrer. &eu. g. l1rbante, ober an
9err Sal Soents ruen6eu. Ser
Wtarft tit Z, s Bis 8 Wet(eu entpes
Der on Der 600 ober an Der asorsz
tbern Yactftc. Taus it9 bic ger=
mefunsen ber Nortbern 9acific Bier
perutrtli9en, mas fait auBer 2meifel
ltebt, 1piirbe bic senannte 8abn bteie
9esenb J Weile BON Der Stride burd=
treu3en. ansebote fir @esere6t iinb
l9on sema9t worben, unb In ni@t
gu LANCER 3eit, mirb man uersebens
sanb gu benz ietisen annebmbaren
Yretie bterum 1u6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

mar er! 0eun Dor suei Sabren be-
ities er nod ben Wonte @rappa, Inn
bort etne S9ubbitte etusumetben.
Die @drten bes 8aticans ftnb rtelts,
aber meber lit bort bic freie 9uft, nod
bic Weeresluft, In Der ser Patriard
pom 8eneOis it@ je6en Worsen gu err
frti9en liebte. Oa er frdftis unb
mdbts lit, i@etnt Elm lanses Yontifi=
cat ibm in Nusli9t gu iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
sSta aug era &I~beleaiubpa 8aua.
i9te9erla tueara tSnnet.

Wear ct woibt, mo i'm S6moba=
ldnble s. Silbera lieset, beam lag /
no 10 ptel: 8 tl6t bees a 2anb=
i9trt9le BON etli6e S9tunba lang,
unb i9tersar au' 10 broit, pon beam
aus 3 8aura 3 9dnble uf un6 a fab
ret unb f6reiet: r&aufet au' Silber=
traut !-Sottt!" Oees letI9t Woart
sobt fretle BLOB 9 &rautsdule a.,
rpenn s. 0eut' nsr faufet. en- Ser
lsna 9esenb, imma i9eena Sleda,
itnb 10 Inn be 60er sSobr rum smoi
Bnabla atpea, bio banb q biBle
baud nous mOlla," Der Dine BOT
woua a Pfarr, Der amber a S9ual=
moii9ter peara. 80 banb ie balt
iabre Idter 10 lang s'naitbet unb
bettlat, bis Der Of gum 9farr, Der ans .
Der gum S3ualmoii9ter neis 'lofa'
iidt, Inn bta un1 &otb unb 8eibilf' 4
bttta.
Out S6tu6iarerei ii9t au' in Sang
tomma. Dim pom bene 8iabla bot
mer a latetnii9's unb a sriadii5's
8ua9 fauft; EN- anbera bot iei
@raubmuatter poar lallter Giiabrine
unb Iltas8 eiber= Sauffabrt an alt's
murmidtt@ea's 9adbrett pom a ala.
uier a's'i@aft. S slaub' beut' no, l..
bab bear &lappertai6ta s. l1ria9''
sruea ii@t, baB benz auata @eible Der
9eabasfaba 6rittbalb Sobr friaber,
bab I'M @runb s'nomma iei' bett
miiaBa, s'riha iidt.
DaB Der &oi@tapuntt fir's S9tu=
biara bene 8aura Ge ienb BLOB 10
balbweass b'babts smea) toa gar 10
God en- gelbla! neireiba
lott, bot Ser gfarr unb Der S9ul=
bene swoi 8uaba due Sag
smotmol Prtuati9tunba geo. Bis 30
no bot alio, wiaui iaS', bees DING
tot @iaBa s'bet. 0atirle banb bia
3woi 8iabla. mia ie au,ol S9tubent=
Ia uoara itub, iabran S@tanbesurs .
10 a'beba au slet s'mertt,
unb iinb nod uRb nod uOn be anbere
meg blteba. Sreile, ufsosa
anb s'i@timmt bot mer's a'fanss net,
I@lea@t, = mia mer aber e'ieab Dot,
baB bees S9tubiara mobile fibra'
Sansa ii@t, banb 3 2eut' 10 a'beba
frtast.
s bau beileib net I'M Sim, bene
S9tubentla iabr 2eabesldufe as
tonterfaia, = miamobl's srauies net
pdr'-, bau no b0s no iasa m60a,
,aB Der OF, wtas 3 Sobr run, srpea
i9t, uf's @enaie (@pmnaiium) nod
unb Der amber fur ba S9uals
oii9teri@tanb- l6ta sansa iidt.
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