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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

Native eafn. 9 za1l q sacks native
HHfhmHAH s@felr per ewt Yakima
potatoes. ssa'siC per cut sweet p0fhs
toes = pet lh carrots. &C Deg sack
fufahaHnF. ahHaffl g. cabbage. IL lh !
ca Fewer. HrHff - dnn tunln toes.
HaHA Boz uflHufs ksrh $3.50 aaa cell
Fflt - anH faaiaHfH iae dor hHtHrhsa
lEtfufe y 20 8 haEs OHiHua. g. 81 Der
~ Goa lunches sEs plant g. per be-
WaNa IS ALA nnioHH q = rNf Ffeef.
Hubbard squash. itse per u. pumpkinH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
Friday Bargains
Girls Tanns

a large and very handsome cel-
lection ~ Girls Scotch Wool Tamr.
in plain eaiofH blue, red, gray and
brown also lH many desirable fam
~ designs. the quality always sold
az DE ana spWafd. ON Haia Friday
and Saturday at each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
WHOLESALE PRIcEs


rTtsss lsrtass ere e. Any buyer in aa.s-
titiss. Prices 90 email pufsaaass sVsr.s.
% psf cent hlsksf.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

Apples usffre a0Qaae uar hor
Efatcsfeins q 49, e per ST. crab
ssHfisf Per boz nmfHars & lnef q. ma
siFe ufHnEs. ~ fnhiu prafH q
HfHraHHirH 9 issa1 81 usf dofea
rsA~s.~,.~> >-~>,-- $1,000
Af-tH $50 FHFs7F Pr crate ituaH
Heffia- q assi n Valencia afanres
g q bananas q tests ~ teFnouHx g. t1s8
9 "a, gHanfseffier e Mas 3 bhi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

irrHt Msats-Cow beef &C ID. stset
Beef Hf'.c ih veal .iuHttc ID. pork
Hiar ~ mutton. eu1tsr II.
ffuFtsiatIaa tfams 10 L. hf.aEfsst Ia.
sas- .tE4s "a. bellies. ffesh. tgsr ii.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

Every victim of piles knows too
well the discomfort and annoyance
they cause. Piles are always an indI-
cation of disorder which, if neglected
certainly leads to the most serious
rectal and intestinal diseases.
L cure piles, allaying the rectal in
Illumination and removing its causes.
Many diseases and disorders of the
delicate female organs are the result
of rectal ailments and cannot be cured
until the cause is removed. Thous-
auds of women are suffering daily tor
lures from female disorders because
their physicians have not discovered
that the cause of their trouble is some
rectal disease. 1 have given special
attention during my years of study
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

and practice to the reflex action of
rectal diseases on the female organs
and have cured hundreds of cases of
female disorders which have baffed
other physicians for years. Women
suffering from diseases peculiar to
their sex which their physicians nave
been unable to cure should consult
me. My office offers every privacy
and female attendants are at the ser
vice of my patients.
| cure all disorders of the Rectum
and Intestines.
The entire digestive tract from the
stomach to the rectum is one of my
speeialties. My methods of treatment
offer a certain cure for all diseases
of this portion of the human system
and their refexes whenever cure is
possible to human skill. 1 do not
take all cases, but L guarantee
cure whenever / take a case.
] am especially DESTROYS of cases
which other physicians have failed to
cure. Physicians having obstinate
cases under treatment are invited to
consult me, free of charge.
Call and investigate. Consultation
free.
DR.. Horne's Bio-Chemic treatment
and the free X-RAY EXAMINATION,
Mitchell. & Lynde Bldg Rock ISL
and. Take elevator to 4th floor.
Rooms 10, so and 81. Hours 9 to 5.
Evenings to s. Sunday to II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

Saturday afternoon a 17-year-old
lass who lives on Union street. in
Northwest Davenport, came to JUS
tice Louis i. Roddewig and told him
a story that caused Officer Ellmann
to arrest young man living across
the street from her. He asked for
postponement of the preliminary
hearing until yesterday. This was
granted, and the young mans bond
was placed at 1000, which was fur
nished. Yesterday Justice Roddewig
questioned the girl and she confessed
TO having been intimate with other
young men, and had on several occa-
sions been in company which rather
compromised her. On this admission
the state dismissed the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

III. ID. Wells, who was surprised by
Joe II. Lane in that attorneys office
May IS last, and who was chased by
Mr.. Lane and several other persons
and captured in the Schmidt build
ing. was brought into court yester-
day morning. He pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering and asked for
the clemency of the court. He was
represented bys William Chamberlain
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Chamber
lin during the September term of
court Mr.. Wells was not arraigned
then. His long term in Jail will be
urged as a reason for clemency in
his behalf. The man is silent as the
sphinx. No one seems to know who
he is, or whether or not Wells is
his real name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

Beginning Dec. new law firm
will begin business in this city which
promises to be a strong combination
and one which will take leading
part in the local legal profession
from the very start. While the firm
will be a new one, both members of
it are at present well-lnown MEM
bers of the Scott county bar. The
new firm will be known as Chamber
lain d Petersen, the individual MEM
bers of which are William NJ. Cham
berlain, eX-county attorney, and for
a number of years one of the leading
and best known attorneys in this sec
tion of the state, and Walter III. Pc
tersen, one of the rising young attor-
neys of the city, who, until the dis
solution of their partnership, has
been member of the firm of Littig
d Petersen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

suit of the attention of the city au-
thoTities and the care of the physici-
ans having the particular cases in
hand. a total of 20 cases in mild form
developed from one family, the germs
having been distributed as result of
the attendance of the children at the
Grant school before the nature of the
maIady was determined.
Zachariah Klingberg, of $50 Fourth
avenue died Sunday morning at ,
o'clock after an illness of several
weeks. He was born in Sweden July
81, 1926, and came to this city in 1888.
having made this place his home ever
since. He leaves to mourn his death
n wife and five children. who are:
Charles, Otto, Frank, Axel, all of this
city. and Mrs. Augusta johnson of
Port Byron. The funeral was held
from the home this afternoon at >
o'clock, Rev. NJ. j. Eggan officiating.
The five defendants on the charge
of assault to commit murder in the re-
cent molders' fracus, came up before
Magistrate Olson. but the hearing was
iiuSu "hth hSNt NiohNdN HoIilAS
at O'Clock. The defendants all APP
peared, but States Attorney Weld
asked for continuance, because he
thought that possibly George Claus
sen. the molder, who is still at the hos
pital from the wound inflicted. may
be able to appear i'm person. 1t may
be stated here that Mr.. Claussen is
still holding his own with the dan
gerous wound and the physicians in
charge say that he bids fair to make
a speedy recovery. His strong consti-
tuition is expected to pull him
through.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

DR.. ID. ID. Palmer arrived home yes
terday from Santa Barbara. Cal,
where he has been located for the
past year. He is on his way to Chi
cago TO open a chiropractic school
on large scale, and has carload of
goods, curios. etc, coming from Cal
ifornia to be used in connection with
the school. DR.. b. J. Palmer, of this
city. will probably be connected with
the school, beside DR.. PaXson and DIR.
o. G. Smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

Sarah Curtis, Detroit-''Afy face was
in such horrible shape / was asham-
ed to go outdoors. Rocky Mountain
Tea made my face rosy, soft and
fair 35 cents. T. H. Thomas phar-
macy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

Claus Reimers, the 14-year-old lad
who was shot by gun he was clean
ing at noon yesterday at his home on
the Rockingham road, died last even
ing. Later Developments have tended
to disprove the suicide theory in the
case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01
DAVENPORT DOTS

Col c.. G. Saunders, of Council
Bluffs, will be present - the 21st an
nivers2ry and public installation OF
the Modern Woodmen of America,
which event is to take place in Tur-
ner hall Jan. 5. Col. Saunders will be
the chief orator, and the announce
mont that he will be present is wei
come news to the members of the
different Modern Woodmen lodges.
A communication from Fairfield,
Iowa, announces the death at that
place OF Henry Camp, for many years
a resident of Davenport and well
known in lodge circles in this city.
Mr.. Camp was a resident of Daven-
port in the '9Os and removed 10 Fair
field number of years ag where he
engaged in the clothing business. In
Davenport he was cutter for Isaac
Rothschild.
70
William j. Pugh, patentee.. and
James. alias Brick" Munro, financial
hacker, will erect factory to manu-
facture the new automatic pressure
pump which Mr.. Pugh has perfected.
The pump without doubt is 4 good
one, suitable for BARRIERS, bar rooms,
physicians and bicycle and automo-
bile dealers, and will sell at $50 each.
The new plant will manufacture 100
of them per day. Its location is not
yet decided upon.
Yesterday the prisoners. 10 in num-
Der, were brought from the Jail into
Judge Bollinger's court and entered
their pleas upon arraignment. Attor-
ney Charles r. Cooper was given the
majority of the appointments made
upon request of the prisoners.
Tanner Poetsch, who operates a
tan yard on the Rockingham road
near the plant of the Davenport
Strengthening & Rendering company,
while at work near his watts had the
misfortune to stumble backwards
and fall into disused we'll which had
several feet of water in it. The well
was not deep, but the water was.
There was disused pump therein,
and to this the tanner chung, keeping
his head out of the water and crying
Justify for help. After a long time
a man seeking the tanner on business
entered the place, and hearing his
cries hurried in their direction and
found Mr.. POetsch in the well, half
dead with the chilling he received
from the water. The aid of some
butchers at the Strengthening plant |
near by was invoked and the tanner
was rescued from his predicament. |
He has suffered no i'll effects from
his icy bath.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

All the news all the time = The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01

After two months battling to
thwart a threatened epidemic OF
smallpox. the dread disease has at last
been effectuaIly stamped out as re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01
MOLINE MENTION

p. \. Merriman and Andy Pearson
have purchased the noted pacing
mare Irene, with the intention of
racing her next season. Irene is the
pride of the stable and will be en0er
ed in all the free-for-aIls and large
stakes in the community.
For the championship of the
city the East Ends defeated the
West Ends Sunday 10 to 0. The West
Ends dispute the score, claiming if
should be II to 0. and the field goal at
the end of the first half being protest
ed as having been made after the call
of time.
With Thanksgiving day past and
the football season memory. comes
speculation as to Moline's prospects
for a team next fall, of special inter
est to those from whom subscriptions
for paid coach for the eleven will be
solicited. At the outset, it may he
said that as good, if not superior,
team to those out since the beginning
of the twentieth century is promised.
The material is at hand for winning
eleven and the boys are enthusiastic.
OF the seventeen who earned their
Ms" but six graduate. leaving eleven
experienced men for the new season.
Capt. Stromberg. left half; Sutly,
right guard; Isaacson, right tackle;
Joseph, right end, and WahIstrom and
Beal. left ends, will not return. Baas,
fullback; Hedin, right half; Town
drow, half and end; Bergen. quarter;
Lindburg. center; Melin and Miller
guards; Mortenson and Albertson,
tackles: Hodgson. end. and Griffin,
half. will play another season, and
and some of them two and three years
more.
Mayor Skinner states that on ac-
count of the recent fatal accident
caused by the explosion of lamp in
which gasoline was used for kerosene,
by which three people have lost thei
lives. he will have an ordinance drawn
by the next city council meeting.
regulating the sale of the dangerous
oil in the city. Heretofore there has
been no restriction upon the sale of
gasoline beyond the state law, but the
death of three people is enough to
show that such an ordinance is ne
cessary. He has proposed that all
grocery dealers and other merchants
who handle gasoline attach red tag
to every can of gasoline sold. In this
way while the clerk is putting the
tag on he viii have ample time to
think of what he has put in the can
and il will also warn the purchaser.
Some merchants have proposed that
only the hardware stores be allowed
to sell gasoline and the groceries
kerosene, thus making mistake less
probable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-01
For You.

If you are in need of dental work
call on US before going elsewhere as
we can save you money. We use
nothing but the best of material and
our work is guaranteed to be first
class in every respect. If you are in
need of set of teeth call and be our
thin elastic plate. We guarantee it
to fit in all cases and when all others
have failed. We never ask you more
than our prices below.
CLEANING FREE.
Cement filings. ......... Csc
Bone ming ZSC
Platinum filling ............. SOC
Silver filings. ...... -. soc
Gold filings, 81 and up 80. $I.O0
Gold crowns, to s.. 1900. 400
Set OF teeth, $5 and up..... 500
SO set OF teeth for. -. 10. 90
Permanent loestion-
Office 1907 Second Ave.
ROCK ISLAND.
Over SpeidePa Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

merlanb binein. Wie reid uub mans
ntsfa9 bic Musii9t bon benz Porsz
berse 1T, sebt baraus berpor, bab
man BON benz 8erse aus = elm Hes
9enmeifter unb fein Poet bat btes
berausgetiiftelt! = 10 Stdbte, 1 Sc
flung, 5 S9lDFer, 274 9orH9aften,
30 @oriperfe, 9 Winbmiiblen uno 1873
Berge erbliden tann.- 8alb finb mir
in pirna Gpri9 id9iiib r8drne"),
Der @tnsansspforte our iG4lti6en
S9peia. Pirna liest ba, tpo bic 8erz
breiterung bes @lbtbales, in be6en
Mitte Dresden liest, ibren Nnfang
nimmt. @lei9 oberbalb Pirna niro
bas SluBtbal enser unb Die 8erge trez
ten an beiben Seiten f&roff On ben
Strpm beran. Sas punberpou belle
gene S9lpB iiber girna lit Der Sonz
men itein, ebemals cine itarfe Seitung,
iekt cine Srrenanitalt. Napoleon lieB
1918 Die armen Narren aus tbren
3euen iaqen unb Die ~ftarfen 8efetiz
g~ungstperfe !pieber in 0ertbeibigungsz
suitanb feben, afe~ GalD mubte Der
toritf9e @roberer Dresden rGumen
unb ben 3us mad 2eip5igs @benen
antreten.
Die SanbFeinfelrn bes re6ten
glbufers pberbalb BON Pirna perben
abgebaut uub bas ~nertbbpne Matez
rial tpirb brett aus ben Stetnbrii9en
auf bic GlbfGbne perla6en, pel6e es
ftrpmab Bis na9 9amburg fiibren.
@egentpGrtig Derlabet man fogur groz
Re Mahen BON IbfaG, grDBere unbez
balene Steine aqer Sormen, ouf
S9tffe unb fibrt iie na9 9am5uro.
no biefelben BEL benz 8au Der 9afen=
bGmme snii9en benz Maueriperf aufz
sef9ittet perben. 9ur9 bieie Stetnz
Bride, pel9e fi9 lungs Der glbe Big
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
$treif3dg& 6lr6 9Mt(d(rnd.
Sn Der id6ni6en S@wets.
Won VIM. q

Don alien rS4nei5en" Seuti4z
lambs perbient bieienise 8ersresion,
tpel9er Suerit biefer 8einame geseben
tpurbs, ben Namen nobl einsis uno
ALIEN, benin bic d4iif9e S9peia,
ober bas Glbfanbfteinsebirse auf benz
re6ten @lbufer, auf Der bObmi14z
fd9ii9en@r enSe belesen, tit elm pirtz
lides Selssebirse, cine S9peia tn
fleinem MaaBitabe. So batten bic
beiben gntbeder bes @ebirses, bic pas
deren Paitoren &arl Seinrih Nicolat
in golmar unb Wilb. 2ebere4t 8D=
finger in Neuitabt BEL Stolpen gang
re4t, als iie bieien She'll bes Meibnez
ridden 8erglanbes por etpas mebr
als bunbert Sabren als SG6itf4e
S9nei5 beaei9neten. SG4iii4z
bDbmif9e S9tpeiS pGre allerz
bines ri4tiser, benin unier 9ebirse
siebt mod Siemli6 tief na9 benz bob
mifden Na9barlarlbe binein unb
glanGe feiner sr0Bten S9Dnbeiten
cub man ienieits Der GrenSe fu9en.
Sn Der llrseit bat elm Meer unier
8ebirge bebedt unb als bas Wafer
aus ireenb pel9en @riinben suriidsez
treten mar, blieb bier elm hreites Plaz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

tOnnen bieie Naturpunber S9anz
bau aus i'm @agen errei9en. Die
ia9fii9e S4peis tit, cine Solse bes
sefpaltigen 8ertebrs, bon sroBartigen
EunitftraBen bur95osen, 10 baB aud
Der Sabrgait unb Der Gaoler gu i6rem
Ge9te ~selangen. Die SuBpfabe iinb
iiberaa muiterbaft gebalten unb in
mebr als seniisenber @eiie sefenn=
5ei6net. Sin 8erirren lit bier 10 gut
pie unmDsli9.
Qu9 an seI6i9tli9 intere1anten
puntten tit Die fd9Iii9e S9pei5 ni9t
arm. Sas grDbte SntereTe bietet Der
8Dntgftein n, bic peitberii6mte
Setting Sa9fens, tpel9e elm lamb
f4aftlt9es Bib BON grpbartiger 0ira
tung barbietet. sic gait Sabrelans
fir uneinnebmbar unb i'm preubii9z
Dfterrei9ti9en 8rieg bon 1866 bat lie
ia au9 mod immerbin cine &oqe sez
fpielt. 4ber bic 3eiten tbres @lan5es
als Seitung finb ldngft boriiber. Die
@lbe lit ni9t mebr bic einsige 8er=
tebrsftraBe apifden Sa9fen unb
80bmen unb leidt fann Der trobige
5elstloB, beffen &anonen bas Glbtbal
a1erbinss nit fir9terliher Wirfung
beitret6en tDnnten, umsargen tperben.
9eute lit Der &Onisitein eisentli4 gar
feline tpirtli9e Seituns mebr, fonbern
nur nod Elm Sperrfort. = Cine 3ettz
lang tit Der &~Dnisitein elm 8loiter se=
tpeien, aber als bic Reformation in's
2anb fam, ba bielten es bic MDn9e
bort oben ni6t mebr aus. SpGter
tpurbe bas Settlement bauptid9li9 als
StaatsgefdngniB benuBt. !Sier bat
8Dtt6er, Der Grfinber bes YoraeGans,
LANCE geief1en unb mander in l1nsnaz
be gefaQene fd9fif9e 9roBe bat bier
gei9ma6tet, ober audi pobl auf Der
Seitung feinen 8opf lafen miifen.
8on bier aus fab 4usuit Der Sritte
gu, tpie i'm iteb~enidbrtgen &riege feline
gauge 4rmee $4,000 Mann) bonn al
ten Srib am SUB bes seseniibsr lie=
genben 2ilieniteins gefansen senom=
men purbe. Na9 benz Srieben bon
Ntfolsburs 1866 aos cine preubif9e
8efabung auf ben aDnisitein, um
bort lGnsere S3eit gu perbleiben. 1848
bielt fi9 bic bur9 bic R~epplutipn ses
dnsitigte fd6if9e &Dnissfamilie spei
Monate bier auf unb glei4Seittg flu
ten ft4 bic &erfer Der 5eituns NIT ben
Siibrern bes 9resbener Iufitanbes.
8etnabe pdre audi &t9arb Wagner
barunter setpeien. 4ber es gelang
linn nod re9taeitig gu entpif6en unb
Bel feinen S9ipeiser Sreunben DUFF
nabme gu finben. Sort bi9tete er bic
Nibelungen. Sn ben 3uiematten bes
&Dnissfteins bate er pobl i9nerli9
bic Mube baau sefunber. = Ser &Dz
ntsitein liest 800 Meter iiber bent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

pe.peayeIietn perbunben, bas lplr ais
Sanbitein beaei9nen. Die @eriteine=
runsen, tpel9e Der Sanbitein entbdlt,
betpeiien, baB er elm Meeressebilbe lit,
unb baB er ii9 in langen 3eitrdumen
in bDDig unseitOrter Weife aus ben
Meeresflutben bat nieberf9lagen tDnz
men, erfennt man aus ieiner bDnte re-
gelmdbisen, Dorpiesenb boriaontalen
S9t9tung. Saau fomlnt nod feline
Neisuns, fib b%ertifal su serfliiften.
unb 10 erfldrt es ii9, baB Selien unb
@Gnbe, tpelde er bilbet, aus risfisen
Auabern aufsebaut gu fein f4einen,
tpesbalb er AUDI als Auaberianbftein
beaei9net tpirb.
l1eber ienes !So9plateau floB in
ferner .3eit bic glbe, grub fi9 aber
mad unb mad Elm tiefes 8ett unb bic
Nebenfliife, pel9e ibr auitrDmen,
mubten ft6 einen neuen @bflnb bur4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

gen Gang, ben mir tbeils unterirbii9
our9 Sunnels, tbetls auf Settern abz
fteisenb : aber ftets sefatrlos, iiber=
ninben. Siefe @esenb i9ilbert Sriez
brt9 &inb (ber Ma6er, nt9t Der
Sihtsr beg 5reii9ib 2i6rettos,) in
Der Golfsi9lu6t : Scene unb 8ez
bers berrlide Sonmalerei bat bas
finbli9eMu9pert uniterbli3 gemaht.
X X X
gs gibt nod mebrere quite 9otels
mitten in Der id9iii9 : bD1alti9en
S9peia, pel9e ii9 bprtreffli9 gu
ldnserem Nufentbalt eignen. Wtr
nennen barunter ben v8ranO", in Der
NG6e bon S9anbau, mitten i'm herrz
lt9fen 8u9enpalbe, an, &dnoe zines
id6 abturoenben 5eliens ece9en, unb
bic beiben bDbmii6en 8alObsrbergen
prebii9tbor unb H%beinpieie. .Sn
biefen 9otels Der tnneren id4itf4en
S9peia 1T man mitten i'm 8albe unb
fann bic nd6ite umgebung in Hube
senieBen. Gin portbeilbafterer @usz
gansspunft gum &ennenlernen Der
fd9fif9 : bObmif9en S4pst5 tit isz
bod S6anbau, bic @lbitabt, tpel4e
ni9t anein bic beiten 8ertebrsgelegenz
beiten gu S9iff unb per 8abn barz
bietet, fonbern po audi bic pertpOhnz
teren 2eute gu ibrem 8e9te fomz
men, penn tie fi9 auf ldnsere 3eit in
elmer Der Senbtg'f9en 9otelbilen ME-
berlaHen. Ser 8eiiber bes guropdiz
f6en 9ofs in DRESDEN, 9err Rubolf
Senbig, bat S9anbau gu einem nirtz
li9en Babe unb 2uftturort gema9t
bur9 feline groBartigen !9otelanlagen.
Sier fann man bon 5 big 8 Marf PRO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

GuU DIe xerrWilSuug Oct Denennuftg
fdaifae S9neis, ober elmer S4pei3
i'm &leinen. Oenn fdroffer tbiirmen
audi bic pilbeften 4lpenfelfen ibre
Wdnbe ni4t auf, als bier, nur Der
MaBitab lit Elm anoerer, es 1T that
fG9li9 cine Oiminuatipausaa6e
f4neiseriider Jelienfdroffen. Mber
bamit gepaart lit Der gauge grnf unb
bic gauge 2iebli4feit Der norbbeutz
faen Walblanbfdaft. Die @ilbbeit
unb S9roffbeit Der Selfen pirb aez
hilbert bur6 bic iippise @esetation,
tpelde iie iiberpu9ert. Namentli9 in
ben naferrei9en 9riinben petteifert
bic 8u4e nit Der Same, elm berrliz
der Mii9palb umfGnst uns bier, aus
beffen moosbetleibetem Selssrunb
Sarrntraut unb 8uf9pert, Walbbluz
men unb, an ein5elnen 2i9tunsen,
ttefgriine Wieienflede uns erfreuer.
@u4 Der pfab, Der fi9 atpif9en Sells
unb 8aumpradt binourdaiebt. 1T
nod elm ridtiger Walbpes, BON ge>
tpaltiaen Wuraeln bur6aosen, bon in
ben Sells gebadten Stufen burhbro=
9en, unb f9GieBli9 tpirb Der fell as
fallenbe @runb gu einem f9lau9artis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

tpel9e bier cine srobe S9linse Be-
f9reibt, ober oh mar bon Der 8aiteiz
Bride aus bic Selienmauern betradz
tet, pel4e einen feiielartis geformten
ttefen Gruno umfteben. aus ipel9em
rieienbaTte Sannen emporItreben, be-
rem @ipfel mir fat nit ben !6Gnben
gretfen fDnnen, Doer Oh mir ben Musz
fi6tstburm beiteieen unb bon bie1em
erbDbten Stanbpuntte aus beibe qana
perf9ieDenen 2anbi6aftsbilber slet9s
aeittg iiberf4auen, bas Glbtbal TO-
tpobl, als bic 5elspartieen. 2eiber lit
Der 8etrieb auf ber8a1tei nGbrenb Der
Mittdssz unb Na9mittassftunben Elm
iiberaus lebbafter. On 19Dnen Sonnz
tasen fann man bter Sauf enbe bon
@usfliislern antreTfen fammt Srebz
orgeln unb MufiftapelIen = unb obli>
CATER 8ierfelisfeit. Mber in Der UNI
mittelbaren Ndbe Der 8aitei finbet
man troBbem nod senus einiame
gunfte, pobin Der S9narm Der
Mafe ni9t brinst. Wer ii9 in einem
Der pielen fleinen @riinbe lagert, fam
benz ftiaen@enuB Der Ratur bier ielbit
an ben groBen Nusflugstasen ii9 6tns
seben unb it4 berrlid belobnt ftnben,
benin Der groBe Sdnarm perleugnet
niemals feline 9eerbentbiernatur unb
ipanbelt unfeblbar in ben ausgetretez
men 8abnen bes 8erfebrs. Wer an
etnem Sommerfriibmorsen ben berrs
ltden Sang bon Der 8aftet bur9 bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

blieben. go baben 2iltenItein unh
&Dnissitein breite, gang ebene 8ipfel
bon betrd4tlider @~usbebnuns.
User uniere S9peia gum e + iten
Male beiu9t, tbut am beiten, penn er
ba5u zines Der f9Dnen Oampfboots
benubt, pel9e BON Dresden elbaufs
pdrts fabren. 9ie 3eife bauert fret
li9 mebr ais boppelt 10 LANCE, als
penn man bic @iienbabn benuBen
piirbe, fie lit iebo9 peit i%nterefanter
unb an%senebmer. Die Sabrt sebt an
ben pra4tbollen 9resbener 8orftGbs
ten 8lafepib unb 2of9pib, nit III
rem @rinnerunsen an S9iaer nnh
&Drner poriiber, bic ltfer 20 Glbitroa
mes finb auf Der bersisen Settle berr'
li9 a%nsebaut, bas @anae elm bliibens
Der 9arten bi9t befebt nit 2anbbdus