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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-05
HoBos GETTING NUMEROUS

Seven of the Knights Of the Road Appeal
to the Sheriff for Shelter Wednesday.
Lock your doors and bolt your gates
for the hobos are returning to town
and they are coming in such numbers
that they are a menace to the safety of
the people of the city. Last night
seven Of the knights Of the Road APP
peared at the county jail and deman-
ded shelter for the night. 1t is stated
that the men are camped all about the
city and the sheriff ard his deputies
are arranging to give the men a warm
welcome if they descend on the city
again.
The tramp room at the county Jail
is being aired out and will be made
anything but comfortable. In other
years the tramp room at Kenosha was
a favorite resting place for the weary
Willies" but this will be stopped this
year and an effort will be made to
make every tramp work for his nights
lodging. The sheriff has secured
some very hard oak wood and the
tramps will be allowed to practice on
this for an hour before being allowed
the luxury of a place on the floor of the
tramp room.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-05
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR.

The authorized organizations for
soliciting exhibits for the Worlds Fair
are operating in their several lines in
the State. Vim. Geo. Bruce, represen-
ting the committee on educational ex-
hibits, has issued circular that con-
tains important information, and he
will mail copies to individuals upon
application. In late announcement
he suggested that scarcely sixty school
days now remain for the completion
and delivery of exhibits at Milwaukee.
1t is hoped that display of products
gathered from each part of Wisconsin S
model school system, will be placed in
possession of Chairman Bruce so that
the visitor at st. Louis may be duly
impressed with the adequacy of the
educational resources of the State,
when compared to the sources of ma
teria1 wealth.
Applications for circulars should be
made to VIM. George Bruce, care OF
City Hall, Milwaukee, and applica.
tons for space for exhibits should be
filed prior to Nov. IL.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-05
PASSES IN PERIL
Employees OF the Chicago 8 Northwestern
Road to Pay Fare.

Road to Pay Fare.
It is the intention of the Northwest
ern railroad, according to rumors in
circulation in the general Offices yes
terday, to discontinue free transporta
ton privileges to the families Of en-
ployes in the general Offices living
along the line of the road. Complaints
have been made of the misuse Of these
tickets and it is not improbable that
the company may also discontinue the
practice of supplying its employees with
transportation to and from their homes
in the suburbs.
In view of the fact that hundreds
Of the employees of the company own
homes in the suburban towns along
the line of the road the rumor to the
effect that the company intended dis
pensing with the free transportation
for themselves and the members Of
their immediate families, caused con-
sternation. The Northwestern is one
of the few roads that has not dis
continued this practice, and because a
small proportion of the transportation
may have been misused, it is claimed
by the employees that this is no rea-
son why the privilege should be denied
the majority. Although the matter
has not been decided upon by the Off
Gals of the company several confer
ences have been held and the matter
discussed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-05
SET DATE FOR SHOW.
Show of Kenosha Poultry Association to
Be Given In January.

Show OF Kenosha Poultry Association to
Be Given In January.
The date has been set for the annual
exhibition Of the Kenosha County
Poultry Show association and it is
arranged to hold the show during the
second week in January the date, being
Jan. II to IA. At the meeting of the
directors held Thursday it was an
nounced that the entries so far named
for the show were sufficient to insure
its success and a large hall will have
to be secured to accommodate all the
entries. J. C. Jansen has been elected
as show clerk and he will at once be-
gin the work of getting out the entry
blanks and catalogues of he show.
Many new features will be added to
the show this season and some of the
features that have made the big shows
at the Coliseum in Chicago and the
Exposition in Milwaukee famous have
already been secured.
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TO NAME men soon
Inspector Foxfof the Free Rural De-
livery System Busy Correcting
Examination Papers.
TO RAISE CARRIERS SALARIES.
Senators and Congressman From This Dis
trict VIII Insist on an Increase in
Pay For the Mon.

Mr.. George Fox, who conducted the
rural mail carriers examination'at the
government building in Racine Tues
day, was assisted by Special Agent
Bennett of Illinois, and Bingham of
New Jersey. All of the applicants
were an unusually Intelligent class of
men.
Appointments will be made inside of
two months. Applications, it is un-
derstood, must pass the civil service
commission at Washington. In the
country districts of Racine and Keno
sha counties the farmers are taking
the greatest interest in the delivery
service.
Below is given list of the different
routes in this county and the persons
taking examinations for each:
Lake Beulah, No. 26. Frank Titus,
Charles w. Blont, Charles B. Titus.
Silver Lake. No. 27.-Chartes w.
Davis, G, Mutter.
Salem, No. 29. Anthem Bloss, G. S.
E4ntoon, Evert w. Ripley, H. n. Lub-
| EN-, Frank Golsfer.
| Bristol, No. so. Erwin A, Moore,
Clarence T. Curtin, Herbert E. Nc
Vicar.
Pleasant Prairie, No. 80. Frank F.
Mcneil, Frank O. Tidmarsh, Christian
C. Svendsep, Samuel e. Fredson.
Kenosha, No. 35.-Peter S. Stapal,
Edwin G. Dupons, Elmer ]. Gethen, j.
G. Boswell, John A. Herman. No. SO.
Theodore G. Martin, Fred n. Jensen,
Robert M. Maegard. No. 37.-Chas.
L. Holderness, n. Erickson, w, j.
Ryan, Frank N. Metten.
Somers, No. 38. -Phillip New, 6. G.
Hamilton.
Senator Quarles yesterday announ.
ced that he would take up the subject
of an increase in the compensation of
the rural free delivery carriers, as soon
as congress convenes, and would in
troduce bill in the senate to that
effect. This is done upon the conclu-
siops arrived at by him after careful
investigation Of the matter In this and
other states, which discloses the fact
that the present pay received by them,
approximating 5000 per annum, is in
sufficient compensation for the amount
and quantity Of the service they per-
form. 1t is not only Senator Qnarles
intention to introduce such bill, but
| to advocate its passage IS soon as the
matter can be properly brought to the
attention of congress.
y Congressman Cooper has also an
nounced that he will support the bill
TO provide for an increase in the salar.
les of rural carriers. The claim of the
carriers is that the salary is eaten up
by the keeping of the horse and when
the horse is cared for there is little OF
nothing left for the carrier himself.
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Excursions to the Northwest
j West and Southwest and aColonist
Low Rates West.

Via the Northwestern Line. CExcur-
sion tickets at greatlyl reduced rates
are on sale to the territory indicated
above. Standard and tourist sleeping
cars, free recliningIchair cars, and s'the
best Of everything" For dates of sale
and full particulars apply to Agents
Chicago & North Western KY. VIZ
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FOR SALE.

The Joslyn property at 574 Prairie
avenue having about an acre of land
with go foot frontage on paved street,
with water, gas and sewer.
Being centrally located in one of the
best portions of the city, it is also a
most snowy, desirable building site.
Any other information regarding this
property can be had by addressing one
Of the owners. F. M. HoUGH,
6316 Parnell avenue,
If Chicago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-05

Firms like Armour & Co., Swift & Co.,
Adams Express Co. and the u. S. Express
Co. have used Picnic Oil for years. 1t
contains no ammonia or turpentine and is
not greasy. 1t is a healing strengthening,
invigorating, antiseptic lotion for all tbs
ills of the horse. 1T penetrates through the
skin and gets at the seat of pain and disease
and quickly banishes it. It is guaranteed
to cure all wounds and cuts, saddle ard
girth gals foot rot, bony engagements,
dstula or the wither. cracked heels, sand
lenders, mallenders, mango, foul ulcers,
itch, sprains and bruises, splints, spavins,
scalds burns, CHAMBERS, catarrh, and collie.
Sold since 1885. Price, Bounce bottle, Csc:
1O-ounce bottle. SOC: 32-ounce bottle, $1.00.
Picnic CONDITION POWDERS
Horses are Just as subject to constipation
as human beings. so if something besides
Picnic Oil is needed use Picnic Condition
Powders. Clean out the bowels every so
often-it's good for the horse. The Con-
dition Powders cure constipation, collie,
pink eye, epizootic, rough coat hide bound.
Price, % cents a package.
EDEE We sell the Picnic
NT Oil Co. preparations
and to all who call we
will give an interesting book giving diseases
of horses, how to cure them and copper
plate engraving suitable for framing Of
America Most Perfect Horse. Call today
as it costs you nothing
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-05
BREWSTER w AHNSIEDLER.
Well Known Kenosha Young Lady Married
at Oakland City wednesday.


Married, at Oakland City, Indiana,
Wednesday evening, Oct. 28, 1903, Mr..
Edward Wahnsiedler, of Oakland City,
and Miss Lulu Brewster, of Kenosha.
The bride accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wattles, left Ke-
nosha last Monday to visit the Indiana
town where she was born in 1885, and
where she was to wed the sutton of her
young girlhood days, and make her
home among her earliest friends. Mr..
Wahnsiedler is a prominent young
man of Oakland City.
Miss Brewster has host of friends
in Kenosha, and although the an
rouncement of her marriage will be a
surprise to many Of them, they viii all
unite ia wishing the happy couple all
the Joy and success in life the present.
suspicious occasion promises.
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PROPOSITIONS.
$4,000 Made in ! Months !.

can give few parties who can Sc
cure $500 to So, 1000, very paying BUSH
ness, choice locality. 1ave an article
or machine, valuable co all farmers
and stock raisers. With the help Of
three farmers made clear, over
$65,000 in seven months. Sales in
one county, 1880. The like never
before known. Call in person. I pay
half car fare whether you invest or
rot, and give best bank references.
Fairness to all. w. r. WHITE, 20
times Patentee. Office, EDDY build
ing, Bloomington, Ill.,; home, 612 N.
East ST. Come if you can comply
and make money as others do. w.
r. w. WITT
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Die Sdasfammer oss Ifiaiondrs.
Bon SuIius Seller.

Sriebri9 Renniser mar Der rei6fts
Wlann BON 9iinoelbeim. 9as polite
immerbin I9pn ettpas bebeutsn, benn
bas bIiihenbe StGbtden am Hbein
SGblt fait nur ir~obIbabenbe 9iiresr,
bic ibre eisenen 2%anbbGufer, ibr eises
mes 5ubrpert = uRb ibren eignen
Gutenberg hatten. Wan f9dbts Griebs
rid Renniser als boppelten UtilionGr
Elm, unb psnn ma ibn in elmer auten
Stunbe beim 9ldIe 9erncaitler aus
holte. bunn btinSelte er bsbeutiam nit
ben tleinen ausen unb faete:
.aangt ni6t, ainter. Ianst nidt. g
tit nod etfpas briiber.~
Griebri9 Renniger, ben man als
WcbltbGter p%ornebmen Stills prizes,
als einen, Der ni9t nur CAB, ipenn's an
bic srobe 9lpde fam, gait i'm iibrisen
fir einen Sonberlins.
Der WinipnGr ppbnte in Ieinem
2unbbaus am &hein unb feline serGus
MICE unb itattlide @iaa purbe ais
cine Dirt Sebenspiirbisteit bstradtst.
Ri9t ibres siemlif baroden unb tunIts
los 5uIdmmengeIu9ten stiles tpegen,
fOnbsrn neil lie cine 5iiGe ansebli9
febsnstpertber 9unItiddbe bars. Mer
biss @erii6t in 9iirbeIbeim uno llm>
sesenb perbreitet battle. tpubte niez
manb. .@snug, es c~uriirte unO madte
Fem alien Rsnnigsr rieftsen Spab.
@enn bann 70 Elm Sremher poriprad
unb I'm bic Grldubnib elmer 8eiidtis
gung bat. bdnn Iddelte Der psibz
t0pfise, tIeine Mann peri6mibt unb
faste:
raunfI9Gbe molten sic Ieben9
Run ia, benn nur log. Rein alter
SsinBe Tam Sic fiibren... @ber
tpsnn iia bds Sreppenitsisen niGt
lobnt, MAIDEN sic mir feline @orpiirfe.
SD babe Sic ni9t bereelodt. limb i9
rattle Sbnsn: lafen Sie's lieber."
gtbsr niemdnb feb fi9 suriid.
f6reden. Seinse fibrte ben 9eEuter
sepifenbaft our9 ale RGume bes
ueiti6peifissn Sauies. Sn rem re9s
ten unb in ben linten 6liigel, in bic
Seller uno in BEN Shurm, trsppauf
Ino treppab unb pie SdTen in Der
WIite fparen bic pinsiesn unb mGbis
gen &unitperte unb Ssbenspiiroiatei,
ten iiber bic ipeitsu RGums perItrsut.
!Sier Elm nettes 9ilbfkn = bort cine
fOitbdr RaritGt = bdspiidsu aa6loIe
Singe, duf bic Ssinbe Ielbft nit einem
mertpiirbis uneldubiasr 2GGfln Fir
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Rh6enrsept.

t3u einem @eri9t fir sipet gerionen)
Wun nebme einen iungen Serrn,
Dp9 gar gu jung bat mans nidt
gerni
limb labe ibn = fann's trsenb fsin =
gu einem 20ffel Supps elm.
Damn febe man gu inn reft nab
Des SauIes Sodter, bic er fab
S6pn i'm Sbedter ober mo,
Bestsb' ibn fleibig nit 8prbeaur
llnb, bat man iolden, aud nit Self,
Bis er Elm penis Suseoedt
limb bis Our9 innerIide 9lutb
SR leifte Wauuns fommt fein 9lut.
Sobdlb es iprubeIt, 1T es 3eit
gu ieben fpieber i'm beiIeit';
Mon laFe ettpas &dffee bringen..
Oas S09terlein Elm penig iingen,
Den iunsen GERM bann aber 9eb'n
llnb elm paar Gage brauben ite6'n.
Nu9 elm puar Sdsen nebme man
Oenielben bann duf's Heu leran;
Man Iebt i'm auf bas 9anapee,
Nimmt cine Sanbppu griineu S6ee
limb ldbt am traulihen &amin
3ufammenbrobeln lie unb Jpn.
Wpsegen gu BEG Spmmers SriIt
gu glei6sm 3pede bienli9 lit,
Menn man nit 8lImen duf benz Slt
SIN tiiblen Wulbesf6atten rubt.
Die Saupttunit bleibt, bah Sd1 unS
NaGt
9as ri9t'se 5euer fpirb sntfuGt.
60 bab, mas er au6 tbut unb treibt,
Der iunge Serr in @alung bleibt,
9abst tit oQSuitarte 9lutb
CD pents ipie @rtGltung gut.
DEM ipeIentlid lit gum 9elinsen,
Den iun9en GERM babin gu bringen,
SaB, Eff er ielbit ben 53ped erraiben,
@r gang selinoe iApE gebruten,
@ei6mort. seoiinitet uno. berlobt,
81 ibm bic Reu' i'm 9opfe tObt.
@iel leidtsr ipirb es Dir gelingen,
Den iungsn Mann 10 melt gu bringen,
Nenn On nit Miinaen uno 9apieren
Die boloe Sodter tannit gdrniren,
Damn piro. beB tannit 0u Iein GEE
pGrtig,
Die Mdriage friiber ferti9.
Bit nit Der Speiis Ou 10 melt,
Damn 1T our Safel iis bereit.
SIN Wohsnbldtte %annoneirt,
@irb ben 9etdnnten lie Isrbirt,
Die. OBJ fe bsimlid rdfonniren,
Bon ean3em 9erSen gratuliren.
@ie bann ben 3nsi'n bic Speifs
f6medt.
Wirb leiber erft gu fpdt entbedt.
Oenn aIlSu lsi6t, mad tur5er Sauer,
@irb lie, G%rfabrung lebrt es. fauer.
limb ipsnn ni9t iebr eeiunb Der Mas
gen,
&unn Fe Der 3ebnte ni6t p%ertrugen.
8eIonbers b'rum BEL benz 9eriGt
9abt es an @prii9t fehlsn nidt
limb bentt, tpenn Sbr es mdGt bereit,
. lit cine Soft auf 2ebsns5eit.
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StnrmwtnS.
Bon @ors suNs.galma.

oSh Op~Nb ONHN~ fehhfNs
Sd femme Did, Sturmipinbl Sd fab
Did i'm 2ense.
9eu f6rieit On burds 2anb, unb bus
MorfGe 5erbrah.
So9 flogen bic raI6elnben Sobtenz
frGn5e,
Ser Qebenben Srauer, bic flog ibuen
mad.
On bradteIt ben 5riibling, Ou linz
eeitiimerl
Scr grbe bic 8liitben, bic 2tebe fir
mid.
limb msine @ltdre unb Seilistbiimsr.
Sturmtpinb Grpsder. lie feiertsn
Did. =
Sd fenne Did. Sturmpinb! 6rii5
traf if Did ptsber,
@a bog Dor Dir aIes bic aitternben
Gnis.
Die bIiibsnbHen @Grten, On bradtsTt
iie nieber,
Die bliibenbIten !9ersen. bic Harden
tpie lie!
Mir piirgteIt 9u alles, Su uuseitiiz
mer!
SD flebte unb fludte. Nidts liebeIt
Du mir.
Selbit meine Iltdre unb 9eiligtbiz
mer,
Sturmiptnb 8erpiiIter. erbebtsn Dor
Dir.
SD femme Did. Sturmpinb! 0u
tommit au6 gum britten.
Deb lit bann bic @rbe unb talt lit
metn 9rab.
Damn tommft Oh arf mildiser Molfe
aeritten
limb idiittelft bic fpdrmenben Slodet
6erab.
Damn biit Oh 70 milbe, Ou l1nsetbi>
mer!
Du itiibeit ben Sdfummer unb fdlie.
beit bic Sbir. -
Sc feiern 4ltGre uno Ssiligtbiimer.
Sturmpinb 8eitatter, Did 6euf IGon
bafir!. =.
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Gebter @erfu6. Sunse
Grau 6ugenb): M,ine Mama f6reibt
mir. bab ie gu uns fommt. Nift
pabr, &url. 9u pirIt fe freunotia
aufuetmsn unb lie lam Bel uns bIeis
benz Sunser 9atts: @eipiB, lie6e @ms
ma, fpenn On es piinIGst = SUM-
ge 5rau (uufatbmenb): Soft Isi Oant,
tbeursr &arI. 9u nimmIt mir einen
alp Don Der 8ruit. Ollie S9pager
baden ibr i6on BAG Saus berboten
Sn Der 9uni aus # elz
n q. Observation-Disclosures: ~Nialen
lift bod cine ifpisrise 8unt." MaIsr:
80 ia. aber nod bel f4pieriser 1T:
8ertaufsn." i.
-aus Der SduGe. 2ebrsr:
Srib. nenrs mir bas 9ieb, bas uns
bic Sdinten mliefert! 5ris: Ser Ress
ger!
-Wutterito ola. Srau Banter:
.Nt9t pabr. 6rau @ommercienrdth.
Sbr Sobn PAUL 1T GoniuI BON. -
ssrnu @ommercienratb: p@s baibt
GoniuI9 Rapoleon mar @pniul, meiu
Sobn III 9enerulcOniuI!"
-9aGIgefprG9 d. 9sutndnt:
~. .8ie i) 10 in @eoanten perIuntsR
ourG Die @iiTte sOnb'Ie, tiirsen pl0bs
glib Stpsi 2Dfpen uuf mid los!. ="
8ddfii9: ~Oisie 2Dtusn YinO bod uss
nerbeHsrli9!"
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frau .. 60 blab, 70 Sart

Ohun''s ~ "fNDt " 0uAA'
limb ols bas Slid fam - ba =
sins iie... Va lieb lie mid alein -.
@lein mibte ids traeen, bas Slid,
alIein =. 9etpiB, man9e nolte es
nit mir tbeileu. mdn9e fat ii9 reblid
Miibe geseben = aber "a sing
nidt... Nur init ibr bGtt' ids tbeis
len m0gen -. 1ur nit ibr -. aber
bas tpnnt' i9 ia burd dnes 9eIb ni9i
errei9en unb 70 mart i9 bait eben,
Bis i9 oben bin = Bel tbr -. Sebn
sic, Serr, bas lit meme S6abtammsr
-. Sier finO' i9 meine @rbolung,
meine 3eritreuung. Wenn mir Der
Wein ni9t iamedt, nebm' i9 mir mein
SlGf96en nit bier binein =. Damn
buffet mir feline 8lume tpieoer -.
Damn f9liirf' i9 i'm nit gebusen ..
limb oann leg t9 mid auf's Sopba
unb fdau' .biniiber gu meiner Reii =.
llnb ne puRberIdme Ru6e fpmmt tbtr
MIDI. limb tpenn ib auf meine dls
ten Sage NOD einen beiben, innigen
Wuni9 an msinen Soft babe, bann
iits Der. buB er MIDI fterben faFen
mose bier, in meinem Seiliss
tbum -"
Mir fdfpiesen beibe -. Der rotbs
9erbionnenidein ladte burd Bic Sem
fer, unb ras sdnSe tabte3immsr f9ien
mir in fliifiges Sob eetauat. ReIis
freunblidrernites Geii9t fdaute nit
lodenbem @ruB gu uns bernieDer, unb
mir pur's, uls fliiiterten ibre rotben
2ippen benz bitten 81:
rRa tOmm f9pa. Srisbri9,
fomm 80"
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Wooerne Siaeeaaatinnen.

Sn einem Der %feinIten 9duier bes
@ierteIs Rpneeau in paris pobnte
felt Ginger 3eit cine iunss. tiefernt
auFtretenpe Sdme, bic IiG auf ibren
@tlitentarten .5rl. b.. 6lorainDai,
sbemalige Ronne oes Srbens u. 9.
6rau BON 8erge 3ipn" nannte. Sic
empfing in ibren lururiOs ausseItuts
teten RGumen tGslid con 3 bis z ubr
ben 9eiu9 pieler elegantsr, t~iefpers
fhleisrter Odmen. an9ebli9, UNI oels
ielben Slapieritunben gu seben. Dor
einieen Saeen ordneen nun Der po>.
liseicpmmiffGr unb sini9e Poli5eiins
ipettoren in bic Mrbnung Der ebsmds
lieen Ronne, nm ben &lapierItunbel
susuiebsn. So bot ii9 ibnen elm iOn=
berbarer @nblid bar. Our9 cine 1ez
ididt angs6radte Oeffnuus i'm buntz
leI 8orsimmer fab man in oeil betlsrs
leuGteten Salon, Der gauS in 0iole!t
sebaltsn uno nit feltsnen @emGIbsn
a%usssf6miidt mar. Sn Der Mitte itanO
bic @%rnOnne in einem prieitsrIifsn
9ubtotiim unb belt elmer 9rpben
8trIammluns iunger. bibfGsr5rausn
einen 8%uBpprtrag. 0ieie 6att.n
SGleisr unO alsi0er a6g:Iest. Die
polisei bei6Iasrabmte cine WaiIs
TlartsruteuTiIien: 9eiBeln, gubgiirtel.
0ornertronen, nebit elmer groben
Sdmmluna Bidder iiber ElaasnantiS.
mus. ginige ale 5,rgtg e tGg1Idns
i'm 8or5tuner eefu1 lr4gota,
muBten nj i1inl;ii irt oaBrenO bic
oanSe 6laselantenigule nt5F Der
peiitIideH profsforin psrbaftst ipurb..
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fasinII4 neil i'd sic felt ishsr germ

iasinIi4 neil i4 sic felt iehsr germ
mir baden sic ollie 70 lisb, Serr
OberIebter. mir ssben fir sic burd's
Seuer."
Dem Monn tpurben bic 9fusen
feu9t. w9as peib i'd, mein Surge.
unb bod erbulbe ia jeben Sag beim
llnterridten bic srDBte Dual, i'd lam
Sud ia nidt bds Bette seben, mas i'd
in mir TRACE. ib mub -"
9aitig brad er ab unb griff mad
Dem Slaie.
pMollen austrinten unb gebeu. Sd
beeleite Sic nod"
Drauben unter benz flaren Sters
nenbimmel fdritten lie cine ganss
DeiIe itumm nebeneinanber. Sn benz
Singling gdbrten unb itiirmten bic
9ebanten. Gr bate erratbsn, mas
Tein 8egleitsr inn berf9peisen poIIte.
SEPT muBte er ibn fragsn.
r6err Sberlebrer9"
Seine Mntport.
sSerr S%berlebrer, i'd min bod
S6sOloge fperben."
.9a unb2 Sbun Sie's bod! Wer
binbert sic baran9 sic iperheE'a
leidt 6aben. Sas Sebraitum MAIDEN
sic mod auf Der S6uIe unb nit ben
&enntniHen, bic Sic BEL mir erperben,
reiden Sic nit benz nDtbi9en Gin
idIus beinabe Biz gum gramer. Sa,
man lernt mas BEL mir in ReIigion."
0ds mar ipisber Der Or. Rabnte,
ipte CT in Der Shule Dor IeineR S6ii-
Tern ftanb, nit Der Mdste Dor benz Sc
iidt.
Srauris idiittsIts Der iunge Mdnn
ben ROpf. r0as peiB ib ppbl, Serr
Oberlebrer. qber" -. er idrie es
taft beraus -. nid babe ben @laubeu
nift 49,"
Der Mann neben ibm sudte sufdms
men tpie inter einem S6lag. GrIt
na9 elmer langen gauIe lam bic ants
mort. 5Osernb, tpnlos init bibrirenOer
Stimme:
sd fam Gu9 bod niGt eeben,
mas -. i9 fetbIt -. nift babe"
Wortlos IGritten Sic nebeneinans
Der Der. BIS iiber ben Steg. linz
beimli9 Idofen bic buntlen Slutbsn
unter benz f9malen Brett babin. limb
70 finiter mars 9.pprbsn, bab man
taum ertennen fonnte, fpo6in ma ben
SUB ieben muBte, I'm niht febIsutres
ten. an Der unberen Settle bes Slui=
les blteb Or. Rabnfe iteben.
n9ute Na6t. mein Sreurb. sd
bante Sbnen, bab sic mir bas porbin
9siagt baben. 8tsber mar i'd su feig,
es mir ieG6it einSugsiteben. sic nol>
len mid nod suriidbsgleiten9 Hein,
nein, mein Sunge -. ben Wes, ben i)
gu seben babe. finOe i'd i4on alIetn -.
9ute Ra6t 80"
,@ute Ia6t, Scrr O%berIebrer."
nTo9 eines, ROmsr! @eben sic
mir S6re Sanb barauF, bab Sic al
Niemanb elm Wort Dappn p~erlauten
lafen, mas mir bsute Ru4t seiprp9en,
@ute Ra6t."
Gm Mprgen burdlisf cine Sdrss
denstunbe bic Staot. 9r. Ra6nfe
tuer beim lleberI9reiten besStegs bers
unsliidt. gn Der Sreii6leuIe nsbsn
benz @ebr mar bic 2ei9e arsetrieben.
Der Iisbe. prGdtise Mann, Der ausges
Sei6nete 2ebrer! limb IpauIaaen i'm
8eruf mar er perungliidt! Ginen
Schiller, Der tpobl pom Gommers
ettDus ange5e6t mar, bate er fiFer
beim9eIeitet unO babel ieI6It ben Sob
gefunben -. Nur elmer pubte es
beiIer. aber Der fdpies -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-03-06

Worthington is again free from
smallpox, the Betz family and Mr..
Vail in the hospital will be released
from quar- ntine Friday.
Five hundred bushels of Northrop
Kings northern grown kiln dried
yellow dent seed corn for sale at
all four points. Douglass elevator
Co. If.
In all the world no medicine like
Rocky Mountain Tea, the system
purifier and vitalizer; it builds your
health from the ground up. Try it.
IS cents. CITY Pharmacy.
Nora don't forget my Rocky
Mountain Tea tonigh, lett rocky for
a week, bowels ana liver all out Of
whack. Tom says it cured and made
a new man of him. City Pharmacy.
You've seen hand painted women.
You've seen others with nature s
roses in their cheeks. Which looks
| the best9 Rocky Mountain Tea
brings real lasting beauy. Never
| washes off IS cents City Pharmacy.
For Sale-Big heavy work team
and harness. and light driving team
and harness. A. II. White. 2-2tf.
One Minute Cough Cure strength
ems the lungs, wards off pneumonia
and is a harmless and never filing
cure in all curable cases Of Coughs,
Colds and Group. One Minute Cough
Cure is pleasant to take, harmless
and good alike four young and old.
All Druggists.
Francis H. Bule, Pachuca Mexico,
writes; For years I have used
Coles Carbolisoap and have found
nothing else so refreshing for the
bath. 1t is a grand skin preserva-
tive and it's perfume is most
agreeable. It is purely vegetable
and delightfully."- refreshing. Sold
by all druggists.