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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14

CIRCUS PEOPLE LIVE WELL.
They Are Provided With the Best OF
Everything.

They Are Provided with the Best OF
Everything.
sHow do circus men and women
live while OH the road:' said a circus
'Why, they live better than ever
before. We carry almost 1000 people,
and l doubt II you can find one Of that
number who is disconnected with his or
her lot. Several years ago 1t was Gus
tomary with the majority Of %circuses
to provide inferior cars for their bust
ness staff and performers and compel
the laborers to sleep under the big red
wagons or the fiat car. The passage of
time has changed the order of things.
Circus folk now travel as we'll as II not
better than the majority of men and
women who are constantly moving
from n portion Of the United States
to the other in search of pleasure.
''Our business staff and performers
live in spacious Pullman cars. The
beds are soft and roomy, and the bed
clothing is always fresh and clean. The
circus has twelve Pullmans Of this
kind, and on each one is a porter,
whose duty it is to polish the shoes of
all the occupants each night, look after
the laundry and make the beds and
sweep and dust the cars. These cars
arc vestibuled, and at the head of the
train is an extra long dining car where
the majority Of the people are fed.
This dinner is looked after by a compe-
tent steward, with a staff Of good cooks
and walters, and breakfast and dinner
are served there each day. The per-
formers take their luncheon on the
circus grounds Immediately after pa.
rade.
1.-THE laborers, including the drivers,
canvas men, hostlers, property han
dlers and animal men, are served with
three meals IN the ground. The food
provided is Of the best, and there is al
ways plenty Of it. Every laborer has a
bed. The drivers and hostlers have
swinging hunks in the cars directly
above their horses; the animal men are
accommodated in cozy little staterooms
fitted up in the big elephant cars, while
the property handlers and canvas men
sleep in coaches that greatly resemble
tourist cars. Every n has good quar-
ters and splendid food, and in conse-
quence it is seldom that a complaint is
heard kansas City Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Il PLAYERS.

e. S. Willard began earning his liv-
ing as a bakers boy in Brighton, Eng
land.
Harold Kyrle Bellew is fifty-fivc
years old, but the youngest looking of
all the good Romeos.
Frederic De Belleville, one of the
finest actors on the American stage, is,
like Nine. Rhea, a Belgian.
Edward H. Sothern and Mrs. Cora
Urquhart Potter were born in New Or
leans, the actor in 1859 and the actress
in 1860.
John Brougham used to call Lolita q
dramatic cocktail" 1t was to her that
the phrase "a strawberry blond was
first applied.
In the past thirty-two years Sir Hen
ry Irving has played forty-three parts,
all of them, in their way, of the first
Importance.
Miss Marie Wainwright was the orig
inal Josephine in the first American
twenty-five years ago.
Frederick Warde is an Oxford man
not of the university, however, but of
the town, for he was born there. He
was intended for the law.
Benoit Constant Coquelin's father
was a baker in Boulogne, and the son,
born in 1871, expected until he was
seventeen or eighteen years old to fol
low that trade.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Told Out OF school,

The infant terrible is always with us
and in making trouble runs a close race
with the wagging tongue of scandal.
Accompanied by her young hopeful, a
woman was calling on a friend who
happened to live in of a row of
houses Of exactly the same appearance.
'sThe great objection to living in a
row Of houses" remarked the hostess.
lis the liability of making a mistake.
Do you yer have any difficulty, my
dear?"
"Oh, no." replied the little fend,
breaking in unexpectedly. MA says
she can always tell your house by the
dirty windows New York Times.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Freight Cars.

The cost Of a standard freight al is
$3.50 with wooden underworld and ST.
600 for steel underframe. The stand
ard car is 36 feet long, s by 49, feet in
side measure. The capacity is from
10000 to 100000 pounds. The life is
from ten to twelve years. The cost Of
a standard locomotive is $4,000 to $12,-
GOO; weight on wheels. 10000 pounds;
tank capacity. 5000 gallons; coal bin.
ten to twenty tons capacity.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
PROMOTERS DICTIONARY.

A debt-Something convertible into
an asset.
The ground floor-A place subject to
foundations.
A claim-A sum you have to pay to
buy Off men who know too much.
Prosperity-The same as abundance
that is, an abundance Of fools.-Ex-
change.
A bonus-Something of no value to
the organizer, but which he neverthe-
less hopes to sell for good money.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
world. Fair Motor Chairs.

WOE1W = EWAE WNVNVA H@HAS
The roller chair of Chicago fame will
not be found at the st. Louis exp0si-
ton. In its stead will be a light cleo
trio motor chair, said to be so simple in
Its design that it can be easily guided
and managed. The most important fea-
ture is the guard rail on the sides Of
the chair. This is connected with the
operating mechanism and is so sensi,
tive that the chair is brought to a sud-
den standstill as soon as the guard rail
comes in contact with ANYTHING.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
The Face Of the Ruler.

In England a subject If he wishes to
have a portrait of his majesty must
buy one. In France every peasant and
artisan is compelled to look upon that
of the president each time he votes at
an election or marries a wife or regis
tiers a birth in the marie. The first act
of the minister of the interior after the
election of a new president is to request
him to have his portrait taken, that it
maybe reproduced and exhibited in the
20, 600 communes of France and Alge-
hria.-London Chronicle.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Entitled to Respect

"Who's de ole guy wat jist went by?"
asked the telegraph messenger.
DE ole guy wild de dinky whiskers?'
replied the. 0 boy. Jaw, he's de
owner Of de paper"
San who's de guy wild imp
Ssh! Don't git gay. He amt no
guy. OATS de sportin'- editor.'-Phila-
delphia Inquirer
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Her idea Of ldentincation.

''That bank clerk wouldn't give me
the money. He said I'd have to identi.
~ myself"
IBID youy"
II couldn't. None of my linen Is
marked except my handkerchiefs, and
I'd forgotten to bring n with me-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Multiplied Revenge.

"See here" cried the cat, "are you
really determined to drown mey'
II am" replied the a "You killed
our canary. and believe in "a life for a
life"
But you are bent on taking nine
lives for a life."-Philadelphia Press.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Labor.

whats the matter with old Fred?"
asks one workman.
"'E's got a splinter in his and" says
another.
"Why don't e pull it out?"
I"Wot! In his dinner hour9 Not like
ly"-King.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
of Opinion

A~Change OF Opinion.
$50 they named a cigar after YOU"
EYES" answered the sporting man in
a dubious tone.
"Quite a compliment"
II thought SO till I smoked one Of the
cigars. Then l concluded that 1t was a
ibel."-Washington Star.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Al h Hub.

"Here," cried the irate passenger,
you've took me past fremont street,"
pardon me-" replied the Boston
street car conductor, you mean tax
en- not took Now, then, sir, nov
with more expedition, please."-Phila-
delphia Press.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
Honest Injun.

Prospective Settler-Do you have any
malaria around here?
Old Resident-Not a bit. The only
thing that ever troubles folks around
here is shakes and fever.-Somerville
Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
OF Course,

OF Course.
She-Blanche doesn't like to go in the
water. She Is afraid the men would
stare.
He-And suppose she would be aw-
fully angry if they wouldn't. New
York Evening Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
A New Use For 1t.

"But.why," they asked, do you keep
q settlers siphon in the nursery"
1--WE find it a great c0nva iience for
subduing the children."-Chieago Post.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-14
DO YOU
KNOW
The Gazette
Job Department

Turns out a better class of
work than any other printing
establishment in the Yellow
stone valley.
We are prepared to do any
class of printing on short
notice.
We employ only frst-class
workmen, and consequently
can guarantee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Der Der &esieruns NIT ausnabme bes
seraSe abmelsubeu @ 6. S. Breb
ner ben g~nslinbern in bic 9dnbe Se=
faleu 1eien.
Son Winburs aus belu9te t9 ben
Ifiitent Saupttommanbanten 9at=
tinsb pom &roonltabl9en &ommanOo,
uub baum iudte i'd ben prdfbenten
Steiin auf, nit benz t4 am 20. Sult
II Meileu msitli6 pom &eis 3uiam=
mentraf. @el9e Sreube par IS fur
mid, Den Yrdiibeuten wOblbebalten
81 ieben, aber ME bitter mar infer
S9mers, 10 uiele ate Sreunbe, mie
9eneral u. g.. CREME, Witglieb bes
ausfibrenben &atbes, General S. 9.
@efels, S. s. Srutn, &esieruuss.
ietretdr, 3ommanbant Oauel, &occo
be @iliers, Setretdr bes ausfibren=
BEN &atbs, 9orbou Sraier, 9riuat=
ietreidr bes grditoenteu, Wac. GAR
big, Silfsistretdr, Yieter Steiin,
Sruber bes 9rdiibenteu, Selb=
forfeit pan ben StaH unb bic Wann
l9aften Der 9eibma6e = entbebren 81
miifIen! gs uar traurts. baB uns
bteie Mdnner serabe iest, mo Der
Srtes enersii9 fortseiest werben lol=
te, feblen muBten, wiewobl MIR On
~berartises sepObnt waren. aber nod
uiel trauriser mar IS, baB gerratb
TN Sptele semeieu mar; elm fret:
itaatii&er Burger, Steenetamp, Bate
ben gnsldnberu, bic BEN Sanbftret9
ausfibrten, als Sibrer sebient.
Ote &esteruus muBte ersdn5t uerz
BEN, unb Ser Yrdiibent uoll,os fol-
senbe grnennunsen: On bic Steue
pom General u. g. gronie trat @ez
neral 6. $. Sliuier als Ritslieo bes
ausfibrenben &atbs, an bic pou s..
8ruin IS. 6. 8rebner ais &esie=
runssietretdr, Sobanues Sberon ruur=
be Setretdr bes ausfibrenben &atbs
on Stele pan Gocco be Siliers, unb
fur gorbon Sraier murbe 9. s. bu
Pleiiis Prtuatietretdr bes Prdiiben=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

auf Der alien Sulius Sominit's Sarm,
bret Wteilen iiblt6 BON ct. @louS i'm Comm
ct. @loub selesen, weroen nm Sonnerifas,
ben l. Ottober, 1908, 10 nbr morsens. na5=
seuannte geseuitdnbe Ofieutli9 periteisert
lperoen 3 arbeitspferbe, l ;rpet Sabr altes
Soblen, Soblen pom Sriibiabr, Is Mil6=
tube, Is StId Suusuieb, 10 Stiit S6afe,
2 0asen, l Suttermiible uub ale Sdrmee=
rdtbe, 81 piel UNI ~ein;eln an;usebeu, pie aud
etnise Sausm0bel. g%ebiugun9eA: aue
Sunmen bis S. baar; auf iol9e Eber SIS elm
sSabr Sett segen 81 Z Rro;ent gut perbirete
Noten. Sreo @uruite, g;sentbimer.
Sobn S6dfer, 9e~riteigerer. 1927
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Serfei9erunS.

guf Der alten i'm Gopu 6apen et,pa ie6s
Reilen iiiboflid uou ct. @loub 9eleseneu
Ban Coon Sarm werbeu
Wontas, oen 90. Septcmber,
1903, morsens 10 ubr na5senannte @eseu=
itdube Ofientli6 uerite'sert werSen: Z Dir
beitsp'eroe, l ie6s Sabre ale 6utidenmdb=
re, 2 elm Sabr alte Soblen, 5 Mil6ti6e,
frii9 i'm Eouember uuo DECEMBER, l einSabr-
altes Rino, l 3uei Sabre alter guus, 2 Spet
Sabre alte &inber, l Seeriug ginber, l ne1ls
er Waisbinber. Champion MGbmai6ine,
l graOlep @ausplus l Shining Sutidman
Sultp Pfug, l fiinfjebu SUB CRATE, l neuer
Wit9ea 0asen, l anberer Sarmipaseu, l
Seure9eu, l Sooiisr Drill, l neuer 6ornz
plan3er nit 200 6uB Grabt. l Bob Sdlit=
ten, 8 Gets boppelte ~pferbeseItirre uub ber=
slei4eu aderserdtbe mebr. gebinsun9en.
Summeu bis IS baar; aui Ipl9e iber S. elm
sSabr Seit sesen 3u Z Prosent gut uerbirste
Hoten.
s. 6. 9 q + e, gissntbimer.
n g d q er, geriteieerer. AL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Ser Rampf 5niiben Bur
unb Srtte.
(Oer oreiidbrise 8ries POM
General Sir. IT. De @et.
Sortlesuns.)
Neununb;wausistes 3apitel.

goufereu5 NIT Ser a g.
paali9eu & esieruus. g rd=
itbent Steiin entfo I'll m I
NIT senauer Notb Der 9 e.
fansen9aft
@tr muBteu am folseuben Worsen
I'M ere Geiie mad Sranspaal fortfesen,
rpareu iebo9 s~en0tbtst, a~uBerbalb oes
feinbli9eu @eii6tstreiles gu bleibeu.
gu wel@em .3pef mir suerit etmas iib=
lid unb bann libOitli9 sosen. 9ta9
etnisen Easeu errei9ten mir bas Oorf
Srebe, mo uus Rommanbant Warie
Sotba einise Sirser uerl9aHte, wel=
DE bic n~mseseub gut tanuten unb uns
ben @es aber bic @tienbabn seisten
@ir sinseu In Der &t9tuns n6rbli9
uon Solfsrut unb famen am s~peiten
Abenb, na9bem mir @rebe perlaisn
batten, an Der giienba5n an elmer
Stele on, mo mir serabe einem @a9ts
poften In bic 6dnbe liefen.
gr feuerte iofort auf uns. Gene=
raj be Ia Hep uub i9 bei9lohen, na9z
benz bic Burger etuise S@iiie absesez
BEN batten, eine Strede @eses in aIer
Stiae suridsusebeu, bann umsu=
i9wenfen unb an elmer anberen Stele
ben u~ebersans gu ueriu@en. Dies &c
lang uns aud, mir famer unbemertt
biuiber. als iebo9 bic porberiten
nod faum 20 S9ritte meiter paren,
eri9itterte cine fur9tbare Spnamit>
erploiion bic SUIT, ite erfolste taum
80 S9ritte non Der Steue, on Der
MIR iber bic gabn sesanseu rpareu.
Sb bies bur9 gletrisitdt seideben
mar, ober Of bic binteriten Yferbe
auf einen Drabt setreten ruaren, peiB
i@ ni@t, mir famen iebenfalls NIT benz
S9reden bauon.
Am pierten Sage parer, mir BET Der
transpaaliiden &esieruns. Sofort
wurbe cine g~ouferens sebalteu, bic it@
nit benz oben u~bsebrudten griefe be-
iddftiste. SD brau@e faum gu Ia
gen, mie t9 mid iber bas aqes drser=
te, benn berartise Sinse erfubren bic
gnsldnber tets. Oie transpaall6e
G~esieruns mar iebo9 wieber uoIitdn
big CUR 9eitnnuns setommeu, uub
bies ebeniomobl iufolse elmer Qnt-
mort, wel@e ite auf bas Selesramm,
bas Tie ibrem 9Orbaben semdB an bic
Population absei9idt bate, erbielt,
pie aud bur9 smet = uon General
&emp unb pon &ommanbant Wiaer
= furs uorber seltefer:e iiesrei9e Sc
+, fe9te.
@ir bliebeu bier swei Gage, na9=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
GabtfDn am Chippewa.

Cine meme Srti9aft in Sapper Gountp,
isis, III Der Smaba Sdbu. geleseu anr
Gonberap Sluiie iumitten zines frI6tbaren
ulb peripredenoen Sartbol; Siitrifts. @u=
ter MuscaIouse, Sap uub Ette in beibeu
Sliiieu. auBersepObuli9e Gelegeubeit fir
'eanoiu6er. @eun Ssbr fir cine meme 9ofa=
tion iu9t, peridumt ntdt, bieie rlelIe Geseuo
;u ieben. Sir Mappe uub poufdnbise @iu=
;elbelteu i6reibt at ben Soitmeiiter Rabiiion,
Sdpper Gountp, isis, ober au {. @. Seas.
bale, General Gaiiasier=I sent 6. ct. :. sc.
& :. Hp. ct. Saul. 42=5t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
OreiBisites &apitel.
Ote leste ensItf@e g r o.
flamattou.

Webr beun ie prdste t@ NUN met
men OHi3ieren Elm, mie unumsdnslid
n0tbis es iei, uuausseiest bic @erbtu
buusen bes Seiubes gu ft3ren, beiouz
bers bur@ bas Spreusen Der giien=
babnsise. Wau batte einen Mpparat
%contrutrt, bur9 wel9en bies lei9t se=
i9eben fonnte. Ser 9auf uub bas
|S9loB zines 9emebres purben nit Ell
ner Opnamitpatrone unter eiue S9te=
ne selest uub menu bic Wai9iue auf
ben Gbsus bridte, erfolste eine @r=
ploiiou unb Der 3u3 fog in bic auft.
gs foitete uns 3mar l1eberwtnbuns,
auf btele WeiIe nit Menidenleben gu
ipielen, aber es uerftteB bod ni@t &C.
gen bic &eseln elmer ctuiltitrteu &rtes=
fibruns, unb MIR maren besbalb au9
%uouifdnbts i'm &e@t, auf bieie @eiie
bic Serbiubuusen bes 6einbes gu it6=
rem.
Oieiem uurbe mdbrenb bieier 3eit
arg mitseipielt, mesbalb bic gnsldn
Der ii@ sen6tbtst iaben, Sauienbe pon
Solbateu mebr an bic 8abuen gu pos
tiren, nm BEN reselmdBtsen 8etrieb
aufre9t 81 erbalten. l1nb benno9
tonnten bic 3ise seraume 53eit bes
Na@ts ni@t laufen. Ote gnslduber
maren balb babtnter sefommen, mte
MIR es anlesten, mesbalb bic @a9en
bic S@ienen ieben Sag reselmdBis
unteriu@en muBten. OaB tie uniere
8orrt@tuusen entbedteu unb entfern=
ten, muBten mir, ba mir ia ieber
tonnteu, baB Der Gpparat mcgee
uommen worben mar, aber babur9
murbe uniere Sorsfalt muir uerboppelt.
Ran sins on bic Stetle, NO bic gr=
ploiton itattfnben iollte, entfernte bic
grbe unb tleine Steine, leste ben
apparat unter bie S9tene, bedte fie
gu unb mari bic abris sebltebene grbe
elm Stud melt pom Ser gtienbabn meg.
Oabur9 tonnte man nt9t entbeden,
no Der apparat mar. aber bic Srup
pen auf ben 9tnieu murben aud per
breifa9t.
Ser Wonat Suit mar porbei. @as
itanb uus I'M Ausuit bepor2 Natar=
lt@ bic sew0buli@en @efe9te Der per=
59iebeueu &ommanbos. Sie b6rten
nt@t auf. 9ter wurben 5, bort 10,
oft auf 80 gnslduber set0btet, per-
munbet ODER sefansen. Sdtte man bar=
iiber senau Bud sefabrt, 10 bdtte man
it9 pon ben aniebnliden g~erluiten bes
Setnbes iiberseusen f0unen, aber let
Der mar BITE &rieSfabruns ni9t Der
art, baB man Elm beionberes bureau
bate, I'M bieie 3ablen aufsuseidnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Scrfeiseruns.

Srintt Golb Sprins 9aser=Ste,. 42-4t
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Chicago Gentcnar=Ncier.

Eortb @efern oinie iebtntebri
&c Staten
Die tets ener9ti6e Hortb= @eitern 9inie
,finoi9t an, baB ne am 26., 81. unb %. Sep
BON ct. Saul unb Minneapolis Si=
dets mad Chicago unb suriif fir $500 me-
sen Der 9roBen Chicago Seier ~perfauft. Ser
ab9eieste Ereiie sleidfaQs mad Chicago unb
;lriid pom 80. Houember bis l. December fir
bic sroBe demonstrating SIR iluitrirte
Eampblete aboreiiirt an
!. @. Seasoale,
General Eaiiasier= 4sert,
42=2t ct. Saul, Mlnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

= Coles garboliieife lit teine
carbolii9e Setfe. ste 1T cine rein
uesetabilii9e unb beilenbe Seife fur
bic 3arteite 5aut. @enn sSbr ite ein=
mol sebrau6t, wolt Sbr ite INNER
sebrau@en, beun tie lit cine Der MOTH
weubtsen 9urusarttfel. Seib ii9er uub
laBt gu9 Coles sebeu. gertauft
BEL Wartin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

= Wit September fommeu Nn3ei=
den bes @tnters, unb u,an9e Mitz
ter benten NIT ausit unb 8anser al,
bic i9redltden Nd9te, meun bas
ugabp" ben &eu@buften bat. Das
1T nt@t uotbmenbts. 9altet cine
Slai@e Coles 9uitenmittel aur Sanb,
unb Sbr perbet tetne nuannebmli9s
teiten baben. gs 1T bas bette Wsit=
tel In Der @elt seseu aeu@buiteu unb
grtdltuns. 0eriudt es. Is unb so
Gents. @aranttrt pom M. Wnlitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

= September lit Der Wonat fur
Sasb unb auswdrtises @ersuisen.
Seib ii9er, baB Sbr eiue S9a@tel
Coles garboliialbe BEL gu@ babt,
ruo INNER Sbr binsebt. gs lit bic
bette Sa9e fur Sdnittuunben,
8ranbuunben unb Nueti@unsen. Sbr
braudt feine Sur@t 81 babeu fur
Munbiperre sber 8lutuerstftuns,
ruerrl Sbr Coles garboliialbe &C..
brau9t. 2aBt gu& Coles seben
Is unb so 6. BET Martin Molttor.
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Ser mabre StoT.

IS laB eirmal elm 3e6er
9lm bre6enD pollen Sii6,
Seoo6 nit leerem Se6er,
Bel graten, @urit uub Sii6.
@os niisen aud Der Sraten,
lie SiI6e unb Die &urit,
Wenu man, wie er, belaoen
Utit etnem Gieienourit
S'rllm nut er laut unb i6nei6iq:
gurI6! i6ent bas Bette elm,
9es @eines BIN i6 leibis,
Ilno S6napps loss au6 ni6t IeiuI
Ger fiiut ben Gieienbe6er,
lls einem groBen Sap. ---
Gs idludt Der ourlt'9e 3e6er,
Ott einem .3u9 oas ltaB.
Sann i6nal;t er nit Der 3unge,
Streft li6 oann auf Die SAINT,
unb la9t, perratb mir Sunse,
@ie beiBt Der @ottertrdnt?
Ger gurl9e ipri6t: 6err, i6auet,
Zen Ston fennt sSeber bier,
@tro III @olo Sprtus sebrauet,
Slt @olo Sprins SaserzSier.
Woral:
Srinft Golo Sprius 2ager=Siet. 42=4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

benz pom beiben Hesterunsen bei9loi=
len porben mar, BEN &ries nit allen
Na9brud meiter 81 fibreu. Na@bem
nod Sant unb SuBtase feitseiest
morben mareu, reilten mir unter BEN
freunbli9en @eleite pom &ommanbani
Ilberts pon Stanberton, Der nit uns
Bis 'iber bic Natal : Sransuaalbabu
stns, ab Ilberts mar ni9t muir Elm
tapferer, lonhern aud Elm iebr unter=
baltenber Wann, er ersdblte uns un=
terwess pom lsinen grlebniiisn mdb=
renb bes &rieses, uub ebe mir es
merften, mareu mir bereits Bel Ser gt=
ienbabu, bic mir au9 obne uufau
iberi9ritten, na5bem mir uns pon
Alberts unb ieinen girsern uerab=
I4iebet batten.
@tr sosen meiter Bis gum 6ofe gill
uerbant am 0a6erfaQfuB, pom NO
an i9 tstnen Sibrer mebr n0tbts bat=
te, ba i9 bier uon 1880 1882 ge=
wobnt bate, alio bic @esenb senau
fannie. Na@ benz Sribitid am fol,
senbeu Morseu mari9irten mir etua
5 Wteileu iitli9 pom 6ofe Serriuier,
Der 8 Weilen n6rbli9 pom 8aalfuB
lag, weitsr. Ster iattelten mir ab,
unb mad einisen Stunben mar Der
Ausenblid s%etommeu, in wel@em &c.
neral be Ia &ep uou uns i9eiben muB=
te. gr rpoute auf benz Bese suiiden
@ereenistns unb Reiiertou citation
iber bic giienbabn seben. mas fur i'm
ein tar,erer @es mad ietuen &omz
manbos mar, als menn ct bur9 ben
Sreiitaat sesansen wdre.
@tr uabu1en ber5lid uoneinanber
Nbi9ieb, muBten MIR ia nt9t, Of MIR
uns iberbaupt mteberieben mirben.
Damn sos ieber ieines @eses, fr0b=
lid unb gutter Oinse, benrl unier Sers
mar ni9t MUIR bur6 BITE semitbliden
Stunben bes 3uiammenieins, ionbern
aud bur9 BEN 8ei9luB Der betben
&esierunseu, unter fetuen 11mitdnben,
m6se fommen, mas ba uoae, unIere
11uabbdnsisteit pr~eissusebeu, erquidt
morben.
Sd stus iber ben gaalFuB bis Bill
~liersborp, no mir an bieiem Nbenb
unS benz folseuben Sage tltsben.
Oann treunte i9 mid pom Etdibent
Steiin, CT panbte iid mad Ser ge
suiserboutsbrift, uub i9 stns iber
Srantfort gu meinen Seilbroni6eu
aommaubos. Sn Sranffort ibsr.
nadtste id nit 2ommanbant &oB unb
leinen Wannl9aften, aud BIER uerleb:
tie i@ semitbli@e Stunben. gei ben
Seilbrouiden usrueilte td nur eiuise
Sage, benu ID bate I'M @tnbursi@en
@i@tises gu tbur, mesbalb i9 mid
aud bortbin besab. Oa bic &oul=
manbos nun 10 pertbeilt maren, baB
betnabe iebes in ieiueu, eisenen Oi=
tritt tbdtis iein tOnnte, muBte i@ utel
bdufiser 81 9ferb iteisen, ais friiber.
Ia@ einiseu Sasen tam i9 BET
aommar.bant 9aiebroet unb ieinen
Wauni@aften an. Sier erbielt t9
pom P~rdiibenteu Steiin ben gert9t,
baB er In &eis am IL. Suli 1901 NIT
einisen 2euten ietuer eeibma9e NIT
tuapper Notb Der @efanseui9aft eut.
ronnen Jet, mdbrenb leiber GommaR=
bant Oauel unb idmmtli@e Mttslie=