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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-08

and left and the matches must be
close to each other, side by side.
Now if you lift the first match the
others will fall off, of course, and
scatter on the table; therefore you
will not try it.. But lay an extra match
along the top of the IA, where they
cross the first one, and you can pro-
coed confidently with your experiment.
For when you lift the first match the
IA will be held in place by the one you
have placed on top of them, and thus
the system will be made firm.-Brook-
lyn Eagle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-08
EncOuraging Him.

'There is only one reason why I
have never asked you to be my wife"
''What is that?''
Il have always been half afraid
you might refuse Z
well Tin whisper, after a long ST.
lence), [ should think you'd have
curiosity enough to want to find out
whether your suspicion was well
founded or It'd Bits.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-08
Dog stopped a. Runaway.

A butcher named Matthews was de-
livering meat at house at Administer.
England, when the horse attached to
his cart bolted. The butchers dog at
once went in pursuit, jumped and
caught hold of the reins near tho
horses mouth and stopped the ruHa.
way.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-08
TABBY, THE FIREMAN.
Boston Cat Which Attends Fires and
Enjoys the Excitement as
Much as q Boy.

"Tabby" is the name of a pet cat
which rode to the scene of fire on
Oliver street beside the driver of tower
wagon No. 2 the other night. Some
thing like six or seven years ago "Tab
by" strolled into the repair shop on
Bristol street, near fire headquarters,
looked around, appeared to like the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-07-08
The KIDNAPPED
MILLIONAIRES
A Tale Of Wall Street
and the Tropics * *
By FREDERICK u. ADAMS
\ -

Copyright, 1901, by Lothrop Publishing Company.
All rights reserved.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19

some place to move to-"
He considered that it was SO derned
good that he couldn't keep it to himself.
Therefore he hung out a little sign below
that of Wing Shee:
Remova!-This laundry on and after this
date will be removed to No. SIS Chestnut
square. half way down the block. Have
your house or laundries moved by z. Huck-
leback, 3 Dubb's alley, Bellport.
1t WAS too true. For MT. Huckleback,
with a deep-laid purpose, at the the same
time that he had purchased the first lot,
had also purchased another lot further
down and paid, not money, but a mortgage
covering the former. Now to avoid compli-
cations he at once paid this mortgage off.
and thereupon became the owner in fee
Of the second lot, without any incum-
brance of any / n against it. And the
only difference between the vacant lot, No.
So Chestnut square, and the lot he had
first purchased, was that whereas the first
lot was surrounded by millionaires, the sec
ond was surrounded by multi millionaires,
that's all.
II m~iIlionaires will pay $50. COO, what will
not multi mulionaires put up? So reasoned
Mr.. Huckleback. But he reasoned to some
extent without his host. Chestnut square
boosted Of some considerable influence with
tho city government, ana, IN Iact, one Oh
the greatest of the city officials lived in
the immediate vicinity Of Wing Shee's new
abode.
The next day a man in a hlHe coat tapped
on Wing Shee's door. "Yeh,' said Wing
Shoe, what nlow? Clollah or eluff. Lent
nee. Yeh."
You come with me-" exclaimed the OIL
cial. Wing Shee went.
At headquarters he was Informed with
much Uni that he had VIC
lated the building laws because he
was not connected with the sewer. and the
fire laws because his building was a frame
one within prohibited limits. In other
words, it was up to Wing Shee. He was
cast into a cell. Huckleback arrived and
went his bail. Wing Shee was free for
the time being. The next day Mr.. Huckle-
back, with a smile upon his face paid Wing
Shee's fines. and started the erection OF
a brick laundry with sewer connections.
The laundry was to be a two-story affair,
and yet 1t was small enough to be built
in a few weeks. During the course OF It's
erection Huckleback marched up a negro
family of goOdly proportions to see how
they liked the second floor.
Bellport had never had a case OF small
pox. But one day two or three ambu-
lances drove up to the home Of Wing Shee
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19

pletely insurmountable. They consulted
counsel at some expense, but without re-
suit. The counsel were compelled to agree
with Mr.. Huckleback.
When the cash offers of the millionaires
reached $50, 900, Mr.. Huckleback's eyes
glistened. But he still remained unmoved.
Wing Shee continued to wash and iron
and hang out. On Sundays his Chinese
friends visited him in hordes and held tea
parties on Wing Shoes lawn. They did
this for but two Sundays and then Wing
Shee's neighbor Haggerty could stand it
no longer. He went down to Huckleback
and offered him 1906 for his land, pro-
vided he would take his old laundry of
the place. Huckleback closed at once. He
signed a deed, took his pay in bills and
rugged up his moving apparatus in front of
Wing Shee's place.
TITS a dern good thing" muttered
Huckleback unto himself, that I've got
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19

by any means. Wing shee was a real
Celestial. He could be seen at work. He
could be heard humming his wierd Oriental
melodies. And it seemed that the house
was a bit too small for Wing Shee.
Therefore, he placed his tubs ana he did
his washing outside. A pleasant sight It
was to see him do 1t. And after the wash
ing comes the hanging out. So Wing Shee
rugged him up two poles and hung out his
wash. And the garments-and they were
of nil kinds-made merry in the breeze.
The news of Wing Shee's removal to
more roomy quarters soon spread and drew
q crowd composed largely Of these from his
own neigbborhood. They lent greatly to
the picturesque character of the scene-so
dJd their language.
"Yeh," Wing Shee would reply in his soft
accents, to anxious inquiries. "Yeh. Plentt
loom here. wun leg Plete my l%andlady.
Play no lent here"
A generous landlady. indeed-one-legged
Peter Huckleberry. With his rent free, It
is no wonder that Wing Shee was pleased.
And he smiled upon the crowd that came
and went all day long. He did not conhne
his salutationS to the lowly. He smiled
also upon the rich residents OF Chestnut
Square as they STROBE past purple with in
dignation.
''Yeh." Wing would call to them in a
neighbcrly sort of way by which he intended
to convey to them that they would always
find him pleasant and companiOnable on
all occasions.
For some reason or other his rich neigh
bors did not at once patronize him. A
week went by-then ten days-then two
weeks. and not a sign Of collar or OF cuff
from the occupants Of his contiguous man
siOns. Wing was unprepared for this
Down where he had come from men never
wore a collar more than a week at a time,
and cuffs seldom went beyond ten days.
And yet. these rich men kept on wearing
them-perhaps a month at least. But then.
he reasoned with himself. they wore their
collars until they took a bath. So he con-
cluded that he had two mere weeks to
wait, and he waited patiently.
II must not be supposed that all this
time p. Huckleback was idle. Not that
he was actively hustling around himself.
but he sat on his three-legged chair and
watched red-faoed millionaires make futile
efforts to disturb his calm and move his
feelings. They did neither.
He suggested mildly to the gentleman
that the lot belonged to him and a man had
a complete right to do WITH his own just
as he pleased. This argument was COM
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19

did the place. Then they locked him up
and kept a guard outside.
But Huckleback won out after all. So
they had to buy him out again. He would
not agree not TO set up in the same vi
cinity but as all the property owners had
withdrawn their vacant lots for sale, It was
: sure thing that he was done for this time.
though at an enormous expense. Now Mr..
Huckleback had a large amount of cash and
a brick building on his hands, hut he
sighed for other worlds to conquer.
The pocketbooks of the denizens of
Chestnut Square had been severely taxed.
The great official who had coneocted
schemes considered that it was up to him
to get even. Mr.. Huckleback was no law
yer. He knew nothing CT title searches and
investigations and records and all that.
In a dlngy tenement in Bellport there
was a man named Updegraf. Updegrarf
was not his real name, and he did not be-
long in Bellpolt. He was a New York man.
There were a few men in Bellport who knew
that Updegraff was there. and also that he
mad no business there. The great official
was one of these few men. He called upon
Mr. Updegraft, with an armed force of
police. Mr.. Updegraff. shocked and sur
prised mahe overtures. The great official
ccuntered with a proposition of his own.
Mr.. Updegraf ~joyfuiIy asscnted to the
great o~fhciai's proposition.
What l want" said the great official.
what I want, Mr.. Hallonan-."
The other man held up his hand. 'Upde-
graft" he insisted, in some alarm.
"Updegraff." corrected the official, what
l want is to get my money back. The rest
can go. Understand"
Mr.. Updegraff smiled once more. He
understood.
But IL must not be assumed that p.
Huckieback. Esquire. had permitted his
busy brain to remain idle. His original
great idea had become a passion with him.
There was a big. vacant corner tract OF
land on Chestnut Square that he long
had envied. He knew that If he could get
that and make it the abode for most of the
Italians and Cinnamon and niggers in
town. his fortune would be made. But he
gave 1t up because nobody OIL Chestnut
Square was selling lots.
What was his surprise, therefore, one
Continued on Fifteenth Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19
Short Story by William
H.. Osborne.

and Of Washington johnson. the negro.
and the health officers discovered that
which they had suspected that the whole
crowd had developed smallpox. II was
true that Wing Shee and the negroes
never showed it. But the negroes we're
black and the Chinaman was yellow, and
the symptoms under such circumstances
are not so readily apparent. The city Of
hcials though usually timid about CON
tagious diseases, handled the afflicted crowd
apparently without fear and bundled them
off 10 the hospital. There they were kept
for an indefinite time; for officially they
had the smallpox.
Mr.. Huckleback, hearing OF the seizure,
Immediately drove up to his new brick
building and entered It. Having entered it.,
they had him-for the time being. The
officials fumigated the place with the
n~astiest fumigator known to science. and
they fumigated him quite as much as they
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19

thing more besides. That something was
the house that Mr.. Huckleback had moved
the lot that he had purchased. 1t was
not a large house. II was, perhaps one story
high, no more. There was no attempt at
style. 1t was just a plain. simple, ordinary
everyday AFFAIR. And upon the front Of 1t,
just above the door. there hung a simple
unassuming sign:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19
WING sHEE,
Laundrymnm.

This sign. perhaps would have attracted
but little notice in any place but Chestnut
Square. But In Chestnut Square the sign
looked bigger than the house. The manu-
~facturer Of a new cereal with a new name,
but made of the same old stuff, would have
been in ecstasies could his expensive ads.
have occasioned the excitement that did
this modest inscription.
And the sign was not mere airy persidage,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19
Huckleback, the Mover

light, 1903. by william II. Osborne.
HE th~ree-legged chair was tilted
up on two legs. The one-legged
man was seated thereon. His
one leg and his one wooden peg
were thrust across the window
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-19

sill. He sat in silent contemplation Of his
boot. The boot was very large and very
dirty. The man was not large, but in
other respects he resembled the boot. OF
the two, the boot was the pleasanter object
to behold. Having examined his boot from
every practical point Of view. the man
glanced s%ullenly at an old sign that hung
acrosss the alley. II bore the following
inscription In much faded lettering:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Ot6sefan Nabrtcbten.

5 Nm Nl6ermittwo6 weibte ber
bo6w'ite 9err Sil6of Srobec in Ser
Gatbeorale bie Nl6e unS bielt barauf
etne entlpre6enSe turse Qnipra6e TIT
enslil9er uno beuti@er Spra9e.
Wdbrenb ber FL. Saltenseit wirb in
Ser Gatbebrale ieben Wtttwo6 slbenb
pre0ist in Selti9 pom bo6w. ,Serrn
eenser sebalten. Sreitas abenb fin=
bet Stattonsanba6t itatt. Nn Cont
tasen prebist Der bo@p'ite Serr gi=
i6of betm So9amte uub Qbenos mad
Ser Sesper bo6w. Serr gb. Sones
in Gnslii6. SIN Ser ct. glollb Il.
6. Stride finbet ieben Wittmo6 unb
Sreitas Abenb Saitenanbadt itatt.
Seben Sonntas Na6mtttas bdlt ser
bo6w. P. @resor, .. 9. g., na6
abbetuns bes &~reuspeses Stanbes=
prebisten
S Nm 3. Mdrs, benz Is. Sabres=
tase Der &r0nuns bes III. Saters SEQ
bes Oretsebnten, mirb in allen Sir
DIEM ber StOsele laut Qnorbnuns bes
bo6w'iten 9errn Stldofs Srobec Elm
feierli@es SO6amt sebalten merben,
no bies eben sei6eben fanu. Gin
lol9es miro tn ber gatbeSrale rcoram
eptscopo" %celebrtrt, mdbrenb in ser
st. Sobn's Nbteifir6e ser bo6p'ite
9err abt Peter gnsel, .. 9. g.,
etn Eonttficalamt celebriren wirb.
5 Sn ieinem Oienite ais Seelior=
ger Der @emeinbe lit ser bo9p Serr
sSobu &ttopsft, Bfarrer ser ct Il=
bert1s @emeinbe in @ilman, pom ben
8lattern befaueu morben, infolse
beiien bas Pfarrbaus inter Nuaralt=
time seltellt 1purbe.
S Die pom bo6w, 6errn sSobu
Stiesler TT Ser ct. gnua @emeinbe
gu 8aoena erri6tete nele Yfarri6ule,
Sic am 4. Sebruar erOffnet purbe ultb
pom ebrm. Seuebictinerinnen aus Sem
Gonpent su ct. Solepb seleitet wirb,
miro iest BON nabesu 100 &inberu
belu9t.
5 Die bo6m. Serren @m. 9anse
pom Sufmalt uno SEQ. Nrentb bon
ser Gatbebrale werOeu, lobalb ibr
torperli6er a3ultanb es erlaubt, eine
&eiie mad artanias MAIDEN uno sort
CUR sdnsli9en 6%eriteuuns ibrer @e=
lunbbett mebrere @o6eu perbleiben.
9o6w. Serr S. Selsomsti, MEL
der bis babin &opalton pom Glmoale
aus perleb, bat leinen @obnplas se=
dloert unb tit jest in &opalton leB=
baft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Nms Der um9egenb.
Sprina Sill.

SER Wa. @au, mel6er Sabre lang
Ii6 BIER Der 9anbwirtbi6aft wtomete,
seSenft, urs bieIes SrIbiabr gu per-
laiien un6 lein Slid ais 2anbwirtD
ut Gmotnlets gu iu6en. Seine bieiiz
gen Sreuube boffen unb wini6en, bab
es linn tn ieinem neuen 9eim pobler=
sebe.-Die &~rantbeiten in ben per-
i9iebenen bier wobnenben Wtnter=Sas
milien ltnb seboben, unb aae e~rfreuen
'fid iest uieber bes srOBten irbii9en
@utes Der @elunbbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Nelroie.

Nnbreas @0tten, mel6er lein Meb=
serael@dft Ser Strma Plantenbers &
&lein perfaufte, bte baslelbe leste
@o6e iibernommen bat, wirb btele,
Gage NIT ieiner Samilie mad Saint
glouo suriidfebren. - 9err gaspar
Mdbren, wel6ar ais @reat Nortberu
Setser bier Sabre lang iein Nuartier
bate, lit nit ietner Samilie mad
Smoinlets, Winn. lmsesosen, mo er
ais ~Sanomtrtb tbdtis iein mirb. -
Ser s3uitanb Ses SSnsenieuren 8.
&Ones, wel6er i'm Sersus Sails
hospital untersebra6t lit, ioa Elm fait
boffnunssloler lein gle @attin bes
County Nnualts 8 5. Oonobue 1T
Sonntas na6 Seattle, @aib., absez
retit, mo- tie etntse 8o9en bas mobl=
tbuenbe <ma senieBen mtrb. Nuf
ibrer Seimreile mtrb iie in Butte,
Won., abiteisen unb BORT BET ibren
Gerwanbten poripre9en Tint aber=
mails bat bte iest In Californian mei=
lenbe Srau Sobn S0i3en uon bier
tbreu @atten mi1en laiien, baB es ibr
tn Dem 8%lumen1taate iebr gut sefdlt
unb bas Selma ibrem fOrperli6en 3u=
itanbe iebr sutrasli6 lit. - Sreitas
Na6mittas lit in ieiner @Obnuns an
ser &iuerlibe StraBe Warceuius
Sill, elmer Der d~lteten Snsenieure Der
@reat Nortbern seitorben. Ser Ser
itorbene litt felt Sabren an Msasenz
frebs unb wurbe Dor einem Wonat in
Chicago Operirt, bod obne grfOls.
Ser Serltorbene mar SIS Sabre alt,
unb er binterldBt Ser 8ittwe swei
&inber. Wontas Na6mittas murbe
sic 2ei6e benz S9ob ser grbe iberz
seben. Wontas traf Waler Peter
Iartini pom ct. glouS bier etn !; er
miro int Sotel SOl6en ioruie tit Der
&eiibens bes Germ Sobn 9Oi6en be-
beutenbe SerbeilerunSet p%ornebmen,
wel6e Nrbeit sesen pier @o6en be-
an pru6en mtrb.
Gittle SAILS.
Montas lit gonsreBmann 9udman
uon bier mad WaibinSton 9eretlt, mo-
er lt6 bic sanSe8 ode aufbdlt uno eine
sSnbemnitdts 9auofrase iu's Geine gu
brinsen ueriuden wiro. Son Sielen,
bic li6 Inn bic Nusitdten fit Elm ab=
finbeu besisli@ Der Seiibtitel auf oieie
Gdnbereten interei1iren, tit er anaez
sansen morben, S9lidtuns Der Insez
lesenbeit in 8aibinston gu ermirten.
= 9err Srant S. Sobn bat iein
Sattlersei6dftbe Dem 9errn It &ondel
aus Serman, @tun. fdulid aberlafen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
= en- Seqleitunq bes Serrn 8,

- Sn Se9lettun9 bes Serrn T..
6. 6aslett, Ser in @ran6 Sorts, &c.
g., ais @eneralasent Der WcGormid
Wai6tnen 60. anseiteat lit, reiite
Serr @m. @eltermann, General
4sent Ser senannten Wai6ten=@ elea=
I6aft in ct. Gloub, pom bier na@
Chicago, Inn bas Sabressei@dft In
Ser bOrtisen 5aupt=O Office gum @bz
i6luB gu brinsen.
- Serr 6. s. 2abner reilte am
. 4i6ermittmo9 na6 Wtnneapolts, mo-
Yer als grdiibent elmer geriammluns
Der Stats 6 tlenmaaren : &leinbdnbz
Ter beipobnt. gr mirb erl Gam tag
na9 ct, gloub suradtebren.
:. - Serr 8. s.. Sapia, Yrdltbent
Ser Mer6ants Nattonal 8ant, bat
Wontas nit letner @attin BON Sos
Nnseles, Gal, bic Seimreiie, auf
mel6er er San Sranctsco, Gait
Gate gttp, Colorado Springs unb
Seftper beruDreft nitro, al19etrete1 ;
in Der err item WdrSmo9e wtrb er in
ct. gloub eintreHen,
- Sanquier S. Sorserbtns pon
Belgrade mar Oienitas in ct. glous,
pon mo- er in @ei6aften na6 Welrole
retite.
Or. @arb pon ct. gloub lit
Don @oup. San Cant ais Witglteb
ber Staats : Sbterar5t : 9eIell9aft
mte6er ernannt porben.
- Mfreb Wap reiite MontaS na3
Ileranbria, mo er In bern go1t Stems"
I'M Qccibensz Sruferet Separtement
InlteQun9 senommen bat.
- Sabp i6ldft unb md9it, mob
renb Wutter ii@ ausrubt, wenn &odp
Mouutain Ebee seseben wirb. Sc
lit bic sr0Bte &tnber. WeSiain, wel6e
iemals liebenben Wsitteru offertrt
' murbe. 35cts. Wartin Wolttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
ct. Mugufa.

Sobn &iffmeper, Sobn Der Samilie
9. s. &iffmeper, elmer Der prominen
teiten beuti6en Samtlte in bisiem
Sown, murbe am 20. Sebruar als
jinsitsr Der Sam,l;e 81 Sable oft.
Oa er ietusu @eburtstag auf Dem
&routenbette subrinsen muBte. lit Ole
Seier Bis nod leiner @eneiuus aufse
l&cben -Nad swOlf Sabre lansem,
slidli9em gbeleben murbe Sreitas
bas gbepaar Ab. goist uon bier bur6
bic @eburt zines Stammbalters bod
erfreut, mosu benz slidli9en Paare
pom alermdrts bic moblsemetnte iten
@ratulationen 5ustnsen. - TIMER
Sdmieb unb @asenma@er 9einri9
Bibmann bat itd bic Site bes Nel:
ion : @eiebes gu Nusen Seradt unb
1i9 bancroft erfldrt. Sein Nnmalt
IS. 8. Sulipan pon ct. glous bat
cine biesbe3isli9e Petitton in Sersus
Sails etnserei6t. Setne 8erbauolt6
feiten iouen, pte es beiBt. ii6 auf
$4,000 belaufen; piele Der In btelem
Comm mobnenOeu Sarmer seb0ren gu
1einen grebitoren.
&redma1.
Sonntas gta9mittas muroe bier Der
ct. Stepbans: S0ritersof $50. 1888
nit 81 Mislieberu o~rsaniitrt. Deputy
gbief &anser gbriit. S@mitt BON ct.
gloub nabm bic Capitalization na6se=
nannter %erndblter 8eamten Dor: s.
81. -Matb. Omauu; g. 6. Ct. -
0ouis B%eterneu; g. 6. 81 Srans
Omauu prototouietretdr: - anbr.
peteruea; Siuansletretdr: @rssor
Smolep; S9asmeiiter: Sacob S6u=
mer; Truitees: Wt@. glenfui6, Pet
S6umer, Srans Yeterneu; Oelesat
gum @roBbofe In ct. gloub am 10
Stunt: Wctb. Omanu. 9pn ct. gloub
uaren gu bieier SnitaIatiOnsfeier %
SOriter eri@ienen, wdbrenb &ices Elm
20 Wann itarfe Delegation entianot
bate, unb Solbinss nebt anberen
Na6barsortl6aften slei6falS gut per.
treten mar. Na6 NbmidelunS Der
8eretnsanselesenbetten iorste 8rodz
map fir einise Stunoen re6t ange:
II ,,4o,Lo(E,po
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Gafe 9enr1.

Srau geors @irs liest aa Ser
Grippe 1@mer erfranft nteber. -
Ote Serren Set & 9etsler letiten NIT
ibrer neuen 8runnen bobrmal6tne aus
geset6nete Nrbett, unb mer INNER Ell
mes suten 8runnens bebarf, tbut gut,
ii6 an Bic betreffen6en Serren gu rpen=
Ben. - 9err s. &olfe BON Sprins
sin befanb it@ Bel Der Samilte Seu=
mel iber Sonntas gu @ate. - @ei=
sentdufer Peter grid BON bter leibet
an &atarrb unb sos einen Nrst gu
Static. - Srau S. Perlinser lit mie=
Der BON ibrem alten Geiben befalen.
&beumatii6e Plasen weilen ite auf
bic &ranfenitube an. - sSn Ser So
mile Watb. Maas bat it6 porlebten
Wtttmo9 Elm munterer Stammbalter
etngeiteut. Slid basu! - unlere
Sutterfabrit murbe bur@ etnen 14x2O
SUP sroBen Nnbau ermeitert beriel=
be iou als &Obleni6uppen 6tenen.
&o1alton.
gu ibrem Stlbernen So9seitsfeite,
pel9es 6err @m. 8roter rnb Satin
uon bier am Sonntas feterten, rpurben
bic sSubtlanten uon ibren utelen Sreun.
ben unb Sreunbtnnen In angenebmlter
8eiie iberrai6t, u. na9bem basSubel=
paar bic ber5lt@iten @lidmini9e ent.
sesengenommen bette, Ohneten it9 belz
fen Sburen gu Ben @aititubsn, mo eintge
10 ansenebme Stunben perlebt purben,
wie man ite tn &opalton wobl ME su=
Dor ODER bod bO6it ielten eenoB.
Masemeiu murbe oem Subelpaare &C.
wanl4t, baB es tbm na9 meiteren
25 Sabren unsetribten gbesliides per-
s0nnt lein m06te, bas Seit Der Sol
Senen 9o@Seit In slet9 gutter @eiunb=
bett feiern 81 t0nnen. - Serr Nbam
2obermeper lit NIT Der gisernte ferti9
seworben; ct bat i'm 9ansen 500 Eon=
Iei I'tS1teSl.
Nartp.
SIM trauten &reiie bon Sreunben
unb Sreunbinnen traf in BET saitli6en
8obnun9 bes Serrn Souls @ieber
eine &arten=@ eieul6aft SuIammer, bic
it6 auf einise Stunben re6t ansenebm
beim ugudre". &lopfen amiItrte. =
Wars. @eber unb Waria S9mis
iinb BON Gtdmonb, mo- lte li1 ais
&letberma6ertnnen ausbiloeten, nod
9aule 5~uriidSetebrt. - Serr Yrebn
BON Waiue Prairte, wel9er mesen
8lin6barmentsinounS opertrt murbe,
loa it@ in einem iebr bebenflt9en GU
ftanbe beftnben.
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