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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Committee Meetings.

The Committee on Cemeteries held a
meeting last night and disposed Of much
routine business.
The subcommittee on finance having
charge Of the matter of Issuing bands
held an executive SESSION at 4.a0 o clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

No Realty Sales Yesterday.
| No real estate sales were made at pub
lie auction yesterday, and none are adj
vetised for to-day. Mr.. Bowe has a sale
Of building lots for tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
EOnsthe Floor.

! 4 n,orvs,tre n-omircnt visitors on the
floor Of thatHouse yesterday were former
Judge George s. Stevens. 81 nelson, !.
Hon. Joseph T. Lawless. Of Norlolk. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
MI. Ould Here.

:. Hon. Eugene Ould Of Campbell and
Hon. s. Nj. Sterratt. Of Elghland, mem
bers-eiect OF the House Of Delegates
were on the Eloogs thai body Yesterday y I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

thereafter Ruthless, and It was at this
point that ahe sw0ro out the warrant.
During I. tho trial both women burst
into tears and tho disputed child Itself
Joined In. The little thing clung TO lts
adopted mother. filling In any way TO-
recognize the real patent. whom It gould
not renem bef. The scene was an aftectin1
one, and the court was In 2somewhntFo
a dilemma. Squire Lewis. with the wls-
dom Of another Solomon decided thetcaas
as indicated. leaving the child for tho
time bolnE at least In the custody Of the
adopted mother. whom It knows and
loves. e
Suit! has been Instituted In the Henrico
Circuit Court BY Miss Annie Cousins
against the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company. The plaintiff alleges that IN
January she suffered great injury OF body
and mind while nlightlng from a car
which started of hurriedy and threw her
against the railing. She asks 5000 dam
ages. @ s n.
Annie Loving charged with threatening
to cut Lucy Parrish, was tried yesterday
and required to give bond In the sum
Of 500 to keep the peace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Hastings Court.

The Hustlnga Court VIII adjourn for
the term to-day
The hext term Will hegln on MONDAY,
December 18th. which Wsll 20 grand jury
day. 0tH sEts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Mrs Sir. He,;rl.et

Mrs; George sipe, nt Rockingham Is
In the, city. md Is. spending week At ne
Jefrerson With her husband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

BY G, L. & Fl. L. Deno5n,
Real Estate Agents and AuclloneerS,
-" M sci Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

Fancy Layer Ralsins. pound la. Zoe
Large Rabbit. nice and Juicy, ~. goo
Great Big Cabbage. each.......7c
Nice Sweet Potatoes. peck...... Sc
Best Country Meal. pcck.....: @ac
Good Country Butter. lb.... 10 :-3c I.
Fresh Eggs, dozen ...............S ESQ
Albemarle Sweet Cider, quart; loo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-03
BEATING A SCOOP"
The Way President Hayes once
saved a Newspaper Man.

President Hayes was generally count.
ed as a cold man by the correspond
ents. but there is one dlgnlned writer
OF brewer matter who. when a
Washington correspondent. had need
20 find a vulnerable joint In the presi-
dents armor and succeeded completely.
Then. as now. great pains were taken
20 prevent premature publication OF the
presidents message. At the same time
II was the custom. which II Is not now.
for certain newspapers TO print fore
sast OF the message few days In ad.
vance. One year the correspondent OF
w. $. Story's Chicago Times learned
late on Saturday night that the Chi.
cago Tribune man had sent an abstract
OF the message by mail for publication
on the following Monday morning. As
he knew that 10 be beaten on 40 Inn
portant a matter meant discharge by
the irascIble Story. he put in all OF the
following Sunday trying TO secure an
abstract for himself Az about noon
he got 30 close TO a printed copy that
be began 60 have hopes. but they were
dashed 20 the ground when the Gus.
todian thereof refused an offcr OF ST..
coo Tor the document
Finally, at about 3 o'clock. the cor.
respondent met senator. great
friend OF the president. to whom he
poured out the complete story OF his
troubles. The senator didn't believe he
could be Of service, but finally consent
ed 20 take the correspondent with him
10 call upon the chief executive.
At first the president was adamant.
though he would not deny that the
Chicago Trlbune's man had stolen
march on his rival. At last. being
convinced that failure meant the close
OF his callers journalistic career. Mr..
Hayes said:
II can't send YOU 10 any one for
copy Of the message rs YOU suggest.
You can't be helped 10y any one but
me. aud I am crowded Tor time. but.
under the circumstances. viii outline
the message briefly on condition that
you keep the Source of your lnforma.
ton a secret You must not take notes.
but write wholly from memory.
may repeat The exact phmscology Of
the message Ia part aud that wouldn't
do In your dispatch"
Tlcn Tor the space of twenty minutes
the president talked steadily the cor
respondent listening meanwhile as u
his life depended upon good hearing
and good memory The result was
column ana thrce-quartcrs In the chi.
caro Times the next morning aud pro.
motion Instead OF discharge for the
newspaper man. - Louisville Courier.
Journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-03
DANSBY & DANSBY.
TELEPHONE ia.

Try us this month, We will please
you. Clarke d Fountain. 23i
Mrs. John McCorquodale returned
from Navasota yesterday.
Best line Of trunks aud dress suit
cases in Bryan at Coulter's. 23i
Miss Fay Parker Of wellborn was
a visitor TO Bryan yesterday.
Going of 10 SCHOOL, Then buy
you a good trunk at Coulter's. 23i
Jno. 5. Galloway Of Quanah, Tex
as, is here on a business trip.
Trunks from si.5O to $500. Suit
cases ti.50 to sl2.5O at Coulter's. 23l
Miss Rose Roman left for Benchly
yesterday after visiting friends near
Bryan.
r. l.. Shealey Of Reliance called
on the Eagle while In the city yes
terday.
Boarders wanted.-Apply 10 Mrs.
Higginbotham at HoretEky old
place. 23i
J. II. Smith of Reliance called on
the Eagle while in the city yester-
day.
It's fine. Have you tried IL? Break
fast Bell. Clarke 4 Fountain. 23I
Judge J. w. Doremus visited Well
born yesterday. lie has just re-
turned from business trip TO PAles-
tine.
Clarke a Fountain have Just re-
ceiyed a new shipment of Blankes
fine candies. 90
Mr.. Thos. W. Stewart and baby Of
Galveston are here visiting Mrs. w.
II. Wilson and family. Mr.. Stew.
art will arrive today.
II you are looking for quality try
Monarch" IL costs no more. Clarke
A Fountain. pa
Mrs. &. Davis and children left for
their home in Tyler yesterday after
a visit 10 Mrs. Davis parents, Judge
aud Mrs. T. ID. Hightower.
wanted-Feed pens, troughs aud
water for cattle feeding. Apply to
Bryan cotton oil company. 235-H
Mesdames Mary Charles and Mary
Incarnation Of the Ursuline convent
arrived yesterday from Galveston
accompanied by Miss Sophie Losserc
of that city.
For Sale-One good delivery wag-
on. two mules and two Jersey cows
fresh In milk. Chas. Knoblauch.23i
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-03

For Sale-At bargain, the Hort,
man place, In front of Frank Clark
residence. See ID. A. Hortman. %.
Mrs. A. Jungbecker OF Sinner anC
Mrs. Emma Smith Of Ellinger, wh'
were called here by the illness anc
death Of their brother, Henry Rohde
left for their homes Yesterday.
The n. q T. c. will shortly inaug.
urate a new passenger schedule, run.
ming all main line trains through
from Dallas to Houston and oper-
ating separate trains from Bremond
90 Waco.
w. T.. Ford has bought the bakery
business OF r. Grieser aud will con-
tinue the business at the same stand.
He solicits your business. 2S5
Mrs. Matte Smith has resigned
her position as teacher In tine public
school and will teach at Kilgore,
Texas, the home Of her son.in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. J. n.
Goodwin.
The graded school buildilg has
been rcplastered where such work
was needed, repainted, kalsomined
and put In thorough repair for the
approaching school term. The weeds
have been cut and the grounds
cleaned up.
The prohibitionists have raised u
commodlous tent on the plaza near
the n. Il 4. G. depots for the use Of
their speakers. As previously an
nounced, Mrs. Zehnsr will speak
here on Saturday afternoon and on
Sunday night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen Mathis.
announced for yesterday morning,
was delayed until yesterday after.
noon TO permit the arrival Of other
relatives. The service was conducted
by DR.. r. G.. Biitle Of College. Capt.
aud Mrs II. Y. King OF Bolton, &.
A. King OF Austin aud Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Woodlief were here TO attend
the funeral. Mr.. Woodlief is a
brother Of Mrs. Mathis and Mrs.
King and resides at TeXarkana.
II. II. Haltom was here from
Benchley yesterday nursing a dis
located shoulder. Mr.. Haltom says
he went into the lot at home to feed
a COW and while he was not noticing
she came up behind him aud tossed
him over her head with her horns,
dislocating his right shoulder. lie
said II required six men TO pull his
arm back into place. He also adds
that he has jumped from freight
trains and has been hurt lots OF
times and In n good many ways, but
he has never had such n shaking up
and slamming around as that COW
gave him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-03
Advertised Letters.

Advertised letters for week ending
August 81, 1908.
LADIES
Archer, Hattie; Brown. BONNER;
Brooks, Eliza; Dickson, & A; Hal
ley, Texanna; Jennings, Pet; Lumo-
ford, Jane; Loise, Amer; Mormon,
Charlotte; Manning, Roberter; Nc
Cary, Jennie; Kicker, Myrtle Zubel-
la, Olivia; Wright, Cora; Willis,
NIB.
GENTLEMEN
Glare, G +; Baber, Major; Cooper,
John; Decrenhang, Jack; Halwart,
+ &; Larel. Mr.; Robinson, Jim
Mott; Wright, Raymond.
FOREIGN.
Memec, Simon.
A. W. wilkerson visited Houston
yesterday.
Fred Goodson left yesterday for
Timpson, Texas.
Robt. Armstrong returned from Fl.
Worth yesterday.
Capt. j. Adoue came down from
Calvert yesterday.
o. II. Brogdon was here yesterday
from Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bonneville Jr. re-
turned to New Orleans yesterday,
Mrs. William Hoppe aud the house
party entertained by her daughters
left yesterday to spend few days
on the Hoppe plantation. The party
includes Misses Carrie and Bertha
HoretEky. Sadie Simon and Estelle
Mosquowitz, Messrs. Meyer Wagner,
Albert Levy aud Len Alexander.
The visiting young ladies are from
Houston aud the young men from
I Marlin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-03
n. SCHEDULE.
Local NeseS
BRYAN. TEXAS


Lace bands at Coulter's. DIV
Indian head domestic at Coulter's.
Fresh Mackerel at Clarke 4 Foun-
tain. 1874
Miss Sadie Mawhinney is visiting
at Franklin.
J. T. Jones OF Reliance was in the
city yesterday.
w. s. Howell went 10 Dallas yes
terday morning.
J. w. Sheppard Of Kurten was in
the city yesterday.
Three milk cows for sale. Apply
10 NJ. l.. Wallace. 2S5
Mrs. Marx OF Navasota is the guest
of Mrs. Julius Levy.
Miss Adele Read has been on the
sick list several days.
start right. Trade with us. Clarke
4 Fountain. IA
Dave Jolly is now IN charge Of the
jail as deputy sheriff.
John q. Ottorf OF Marlin was u
visitor here yesterday.
our butter Is fine. Have you tried
Il? Clark Il Fountain. 2l5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-03
SAM II. DIXON SPEAKS TONIGHT
Before the Business League and Citizens
OF Bryan at K. ofP. Hall.

Mr.. Sam VI. Dixon, industrial
agent OF the Houston q Texas Cen
trail railroad, will speak before th'
Business League and the citizens O.
Bryan and Brazos county at the X
Of =. hall tonight at $3.50 on a Great
er Bryan and Greater Brazos County
Mr.. Dixon is one Of the greatest
hustlers and best posted and most
resourceful men In Texas. He start.
ed the boom East Texas is now en-
joying, and he can do the same thing
for the people Of Bryan and Brazos
county with their cooperation.
Let everybody come out and hear
him, whether member Of tine
league or not, II interested In the
town and county be on hand tonight
at $3.50.
There will also be an annual elec-
tion Of officers OF the league and other
important business TO transact.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

beit, pel9e ben @erslei9 nit pielen
sefeierten punften bes beutl4en 8az
terlanbes ausbdlt. Rinss um Serolz
ftein 1T anes pulfanii9er gpben uno
bic umairfenben SOben iinb gum She'll
ausge itprbene &rater. On elmer SteIe
iiebt man beutlt9, pp bic Gtienbabn
einen eritarrten 2apatrom quer burdz
f9nitt. Sab aua bic HDmer bereits
bic f0itli9en toDleniauren WaHer
bieier @esenb %fannten. lit ppbl baraus
su i9lieBen, bab man i'm Sabre 1778
ain Sibinser 8runnen einen S9ab
BON iiber $1,000 rOmiiden Miinaen
fanb.
@ie grotesten 9olomitfelfen ssssrtz
iiber benz fdlidten StGotden seisen
bD1is alpinen Gbarafter in ibrer Sc
italtuns. 8eionbers finb bic Selsparz
ten Der Iuburg unb Mpnterlep berz
b%orsubeben, beren S6Dnbett gang UNI
tpiberftebli9 pirtt. Mm Sube berielz
BEN pDlbt cine fdon oft in 8ilbern sez
feterte Hiefenlinbe ibr grimes Dad,
elmer ber srDbten 8GumeO eutf6lanbs.
0ariiber auf Der 90be mub emit, nad
Srnben gu urtbeilen, Elm rOmii4er
Sempel seitanben baben.
Bon Gerolitein aus Iahen ii6 bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Sur9gpf Ser Surg glt.

Bibles rubmenb, iteissn mGatise
Walbtegel empor. bon Denen it9 bic
Sobe I6t, Der bO9fe Berg bes sez
fammten gtfelsebirses, i9urf ubAebt.
ueber elmer borliesenben 8e6irssz
peQe i'm Weiten aber eri9sint iest pte
cine 5atd Morsana, buntel BON benz
9lut6bo1en Ibenbbimmel ft9 able
benb, auf ipiBer 8ersesbObe elm S9loB
nit Mauern, 3innen unb trGfttsem
gergfrit: Ruine Hiirburg.
On ben Ditlt9en Qbbdnsen Der
S6netfel liest bas malerii9e alte
Stdbt6en Yriin. !9ter befinbet ii4
cine i'm Mltertbum peitberiibmte Nba
tel. Ser 8au maht einen aiemli9
neusettisen Ginbrud, mas bur9 ben
i'm a9taebnten Sabrbunbert boaoosez
men l1mbau berborserufen ptrb. 1903
purbe bas &loiter aufse6oben unb bic
groBartise unb Defenders ~tpertbppIe
8ibliotbef, fopie bic bielen auniti9Gs
BE tpIrben letber in aller 9errer 2Gns
Ger aeritreut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

aus baben mir balb ben 3anb zines
tpeiten Sri9ters Dor uns, in befen
Stefen, umfGumt BON berrlidem Walz
be, bic blauen Slutben bes fii9rei4en,
tefenPulbermaars fi9 ausoebnen. Gin
gar liebltdes Bib lit es. ipas fi9 bier
ben Musen bietet; LANCE 3uge ptloer
@nten fliesen iiber ben Gee ooer ptsz
gen 5t9 auf benDeaen bes taft ftets be-
fpesten Wafers; tein 2aut ftDrt bic
Ru6e, rlur bispeilen iiebt man aus
benz Walbe Elm einiames gfeb berausz
treten u11b auf ben fetten 8eiben bes
ufers Gien. Mebrere ate 8ultane be-
finben ii9 in Der Ndbe, fp Der HDmsrz
berg unb Der @artesber9, bef1en aufz
aef9loHene 9ebilbe NIT ibrem 9etpirre
BON syelien unb &liiften Die fogenannz
te Strpbner S6peia bilben.
Ste Waare iinb bodse!sgene Seen,
beren friebli9e Slutben beute bic
Stdtten einItiser pulfaniI9er grups
tionen bebeden. Sn ben &ratern alter
@ulfane freuen fia ieBt fette Sedte
TIRES MGuberlebens unb barren Rrebie
besieris bes Musen6lids, ba cine sez
f4tdte !6anb iie aus ibrem 8erfede
berausbolt, I'm fe Der ebelften 8eftim<
ulurn zines Rrebslebens. benz Gefots
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

2aa6.
Wir nenben uns nun benz Gbetn=
tbale gu, benin mir miifen mod einen
@lanapuntt Der Gifel, Der ft9 bonn
Rbetntbale aus am beiten erret9et
IdBt, einen 9eiu9 %abitatten. IS lit
bic Ibtet 2aa6 unb Der 2aa9er See.
rGs blidt in rubiser Seibauli6teit
Sas ernite &lofter Dur9 bic sriinen Shlifte;
Sic STRIDE, tpelde Elm Sabrtauiens tueibt,
8ast nielsstbiirmt in einian ftille Suite;
Sbr @lodeni9aIl tlinst ni6t in's 2anb bim
Ser ernlte Son psrbul1t in mob. alafte go.
Girtabr, bier fanb elm frieoenpOllss Saus,
@er i6merabur1piiblet NIT Der Selt sebro,
den;
sier iobnts tuObl Der berbrs Sram fib aug,
40 berbern 8rams ftsts bic Ratur seipros
6en!
9olfsans Miller.
Namentli9 in neueiter 3eit tit bieie
MISUNDERSTANDING oft ertpdbnt pors
ben in 5olse Der pielen &ufmert1ams
feiten, pelde 3atier Wilbelm II. benz
Ibte bon 2aaa erpieie en- bat. Mehrs
fad mar Der &aiier bort gum 8eiu4
unb reid lit uamentli9 bic Bladder
Stride nit Sum ttuerten bonn 8aiier
bei6entt tporben. Der Mbt aber 1T
ieBt 8ii4Of bon Meb setporben unb
bas lit ntht nur cine bebeutenbe fir9@
li4e Wiirbe, fonbern aua cine pi9tise
pplttii9e Stelung, benin in Der nod
INNER balb fransDiif6en Sduptftaot
2otbringens tommt es ptel barauf an,
ob Der bortise 8if9of Elm superldhiz
ger beutider damn 1T uno oh er bic
Sntentipnen bes &aiiers tennt. So4
bas nebenbei.
2aa9 liest nur penise Stunben
pberbalb Der alien Gbeinitabt Ins
berna6 i'm Sbale Der 8robl zines
GifelfliibGens, bas fi9 bi6t Bel Inz
berna9 in ben 8ater &bein ersiebt.
S6pn an bieier Electromagnetic fann
man Stubien iiber bic bultanii4e
Ratur bes sarsen gifelsebirges mas
9en. Senn bier lasern ftets, Der Ser.
i9iffuns ipartenb, bo9uufseitapelte
MaTen ienes pulfanif@en Suffiteines,
Der sans benz 8imitein Gbnelt, unter
tpel9em 9ertulanum begraben ltegt.
SGpn bieHDmer bertpanbten benSuffs
ftein pielfah gu 8auten unb aus biez
fem feiten Material finb bic meiiten
Rir1en am Nieberrbein, in Bonn,
Mnberna4 ufn.. erbaut iuorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

Souren in bic untpirtblide Gesion ber
9oben @ifel am beiten unternebmen.
Ra4 tpenisen Wanberftunben Isrner
mir bic troitlofe Sebe bieier alien
Werfitatt Der gDtlppen tennen. &ein
Baum. teinS trau9! MaseresMderlanb.
itetnbeidete Srift. moorige 9eibe unb
greQblinfenber 5elfenbooen rigsums
Der! 8lidt man binaus na9 biben
unD brii6en Der bo9fibrenben StraBe,
10 griiben aus buftumi 6leierter Serne
8ur9en unb 8erse, &rater unb blaue
9O6en3lge. Damn tuu9sn mir tpie=
Der plOBli9 in Walb binein, pirtli9en,
1o9itdmmigen 2aubtpalb, bon Size errt
untermi59t. God nur cine 8iequnq,
un6 alles ltegt nisber tpie Elm Sraum
binter uns. Sengenbe Glut6 umfGz
6elt uns, Sebe, llnfru6t6arfeit, Orr
mut6 ftarren uns an, Die ftumme, trii=
Be 8osiie Der @ifel!
Senleits &1Qburg nimmt bic 2anbs
I9aft einen bele6teren @baratter an.
2aubpalb unb 9eiOe Iii en- ii9 i'm
prafttsiten @e6iel ub. Quf unb ab
tpinbe1 1i4 Der pfab, bulO i6er itiQe
Salben, bann pteber bur9 S9lu9=
ten unD pGhe. 9u unb bort iidert Elm
I6maler Wuherfaben bur9 bas sez
peate, braungetOnte 9eiOelanb. Sn Der
Stefe Gugen bic tpentgen 6iitten zines
armIeligen @~ifelbOrfes beruuf, unb
nod peiter bin, bic Norblinie bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

Mls Mussansspuntte gum 8eiuh
Der @tfel eignen ii9 am beiten Die piez
len i9Dnen Stdbt9en on Der Mo1el
5pif9en Roblsn5 unb Srier, fopie Die
3betngesenb, namentlt6 BEL &nberz
na9 unb Bonn. 8on bieien in Seuti6z
lambs la9enben 9auen belegenen Dr.
ten tann man na9 elmer Wanberung
BON tpentgen Stunben mitten i'm iosez
nannten beutf9en Sibirien ietn. 9te
9obe gifel lit auberorbentli9 tpaferz
reid unb sablofe 8G9e unb Slife
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

bas anbere sroBe pultanti9e @ebiet
Oeuti9lanbs = rei9li9 10 raub, 10
talt unb 10 unfreunbli9 unb 10 arm,
ipie bic berrufenften Stftrtcte Der gtz
fel. limb pie reid pieber 1T serabe
bas Gtfelsebiet an ausgebebnten 8uz
3entpdlbern, an liebli9en Equilibrium
gen unb pteienumidumten Baden, an
2anbi9aften, beren ausseprdster Gbaz
ratter cine ianfte Mnmutb lit! Nur bic
9o9flG9en bes 9ebirses beitBen bic
f9auerlt6e Sebe unb bic nalbarme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
nmsebung bon Strobn.

Stdbt9en bon tpentg iiber tauienb
Gtnppbnern. Ser Hame bes lieben
fleinen Srtes lit bur9 bic Sperette
BON Der @robberaosin BON 9erolftein
err It befannter geporben. SEPT min
es elm Babe unb 2uftturort perben,
es befibt ifarte 9uelen (Gduerlinse).
Der Srt baut 1i9 iiber ber &pu am
8ersesbans auf, iiberragt bon ben
Sriimmern ber seritDrten Burg Ser
barbftetn. 9as 9eiammtbilb i'm
Mbenb1onnenf9etn, penn bic 9plomitz
felfen seseniiber mastf9 umsliibt in
f9petgenber Yra9t fail unb einiam
auftarren, lit BON elmer ei9enenS9Dnz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

itrDmen in romantif9en SluBtbGlern
Der Mofel unb benz Rbein gu. .3umal
bic ssliife &bu, Salm, 2iier, Ilf, l1b,
gnbers unb @lB, pel9e idmmtli9 in
1iibli9er &i9tung neben chamber unb
nur bur9 berbdltniBmdBig f9male
8ersriiden BON chamber setrennt in
bic Mofel miinben, bteten cine Siiue
Der berrli9ten 2anbi9aftsbilber.
Wanbern mir i'm Sbale Der 3Da
auftpGrts, 10 lit unfer critics 3tel bas
malbumrahmte &hqbera, bas ii4 nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

9aun beriiberipinfen, iiebt man in
iaftig CRIME SbGler unb auf bic grOz
BE 3ubl Der alien 8ultane, pie ben
Neroter &opf, ben @%rresberg. ben Moz
ienberg u. I. +. 8ebt man faum $50
S9rttte peiter uuf Der 9o9flG4e Des
Mduieberses gu benz fletnen S9ubz
bauie, pel9' andres Bib entrolt it9
ba unfern Nusen! Sn Dbeiter l1mgez
bung ltegt Dor uns bas Weinfeloer
Maar. SAT- gdnoli9 fail 1T bic niez
bere u%mpaaung. Den polen Gin
brud bes itarrenSo erbGlt man BON
ber iiibliGen u%mpauung; nirgenbs
2eben, iberaa Seoe, g~egeniiber auf
benz nDrbli6en &raterranbe itebt I'M
mittsn zines Sobten6ofes Elm fleines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

Namen Sautes Sagnes unb gebt barn
in has fran5Diti9e Irbennengebtrge
iiber. 3pti9en bieien bret Serg1tOden
liesen peite 9ebiete i9Dnen fru9tbae
rem 2anbes, bas felt Der frii6eiten 3ett
unter 8ultur lit. Man bat i'm ieBisen
beutI6en gifelgebiete iiber 5tpeibunz
bert 8ursruinen se5dblt, uno man
peiB ia, bab bic 9erren, tpel6e bte1e
9urgen einit erbauten unb betppbnten.
ii6 ni9t bic idleGteiten unb unptrtbz
liditen 2anbI6aften buou ausiu9tsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

lid ertaltets Der fliebenbe 8ret, unb es
biloete iib auf benz Soben bes Srihz
ters cine burte, feite 9ede, bur4 Die
tetn Sropfen Wafier ubflieBen tonnte.
Srppfen auf Sropfen iummelten iid
bier bic atmoip6dril9en Nieoerl4ldgs,
uno bic S9mel5paher bes S6nees
fiQten bas 8eden, Bis enblt9 Elm
See balag, bereit, ieine SlG4e Dem
Walbe gum Spiegel Dar5ubteten, Der
aus benz fru9tbaren bultantf9en 3d.
ben an ieinen Q6bdngen emporpa4ien
Iolte.
8eitlt6 BON 9aun, tpieber i'm S6al
Der &pq, liest Der lunoi6aftlt9e
8lanopuntt bieler 9egenb, oas berrltz
9e @erpI1tein, elm freunblt6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

graues &ir9lein, bas ben @anberer
nod erniter ftimmt. Sas &ir9lein 1T
ber &eft bes Sorfes Wetnfelben, bas
i'm 9reibisiGbrisen&rieg bur48ranb,
9unsersnotb unb Psit i4per litt, 10
baB bic 8epobner floben unb ii9 in
Saaltenmebren cine neue 9etmatb
griinbeten.
Gin anberes beriibmtes Maar Der
gifel 1T bas Pulpermuar, tpel9es Ell
gentli9 f9on in Der 8oreifel, apii4en
ben 9Drfern 9ilenfelb unb Strobn
lieet unb bpn mo aus uns Elm bretitin=
bigger Spaoiersans in bas Sbal Der
Moiel auriid6rinst. 8on 9iIenfelD