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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
BOOK BROUGHT S1Os.
A Present from Carlysle to Ralph
Waldo Emerson

Boston, May 21.-Some rare Emer-
sonia and other rare books have been
disposed of at auction here. The most
interesting is a copy of Woods
Athenae" in two volumes. London. 1921
a presentation copy from Thos Carlyle
to his friend. r. w. Emerson. 1t
brought $1O3
Next in interest was Emerson's Let
tiers and Social Aims" first edition
Boston, 1876. for which $50 was paid.
The first edition of Emerson's Essays,
London. 1871. brought IS, and the Sec
ond series. first edition. 1874. brought
IS. A first edition of THE Conduct of
Life" with presentation slip from
the author. was sold for S17, and pre-
sentation copy of "Parnassus'' from
the editor" for s26. Five Emerson
pamphlets bound in one volume. all
first editions but one. brought So.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Let's Go To
HO B AR T s
The Cut Rate Drug Store

a WHOLE FAMILY

uses IIOBARTS VIN-SENG TONIC.
They all praise it now. You asked II
Vin-Seng Tonic did me any good.
want to say, it did. II is the most Won
derful medicine I ever saw. My wife.
daughter and myself take it. and it has
helped every one remarkably. We rise
it Tor a tonic, and it has surprised Us
all We think we could not get along
without Vim Seng- Every family should
have it. We think that they will all
agree with US in praise of yin-Seng
Tonic # they once try it," Signed,
J. NJ Simpler, $40 West Eighth street
WEAK AND BUN DOWN
peopla should not be without this rem
edy for another day. Vim Seng Tonic
is the most wonderful and popular med
icine that is sold in the city of Topeka
It has cured hundreds of the sick right
here. Il viii cure Chronic DyspeDsia
and Indigestion. Stomach Trouble. Loss
of Appetite. and Catarrh, when all
other medicines have failed.
ANOTHER THING
The price of this marvellous Tonic is
within the reach of all Vin-Seng
Tonic is guaranteed to do all we claim.
Price of full pint bottle. SOC
Your money back if you want Il
Either phone $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
IMPRINT THEIR THUMBS.
Important Addition to the BertiIlon
System at Auburn.

Auburn N. Y, May 21.-ImDrints OF
the thumbs. fingers and palms of all the
prisoners row in the state prison here.
and of all those hereafter received. are
to be made and kept on record
This is considered an important aGdt-
ticn to the Bertil1on system, as many
criminals have been traced and appre-
hendec through records of similar in
prints in countries where it is in use
Each prisoner wiz first place his
thumb on a sheet of paper covered with
printers ink The imprint of the linked
thumb viii then be made on a clean
sheet of paper. Each finger will be
separately taken. and then the impress
sion Of both hands laid fiat will be
made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
hound TO FREE Trade.
Lord Rosehery Opposes Any Sort OF
Commercial LEAGUE.

London. May 21.-Lord Rosebery ex-
pressed surprise that his speech at
Burnley on May 10. in which he dealt
with Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
tariff speech delivered at Birmingham
on May 10. had been interpreted as IN
any way supporting Mr.. Chamberlain
proposal to esta biish reciprocity be-
tween Great Britain and her colonies
and explains that he purposely treated
the subject controversiaIy because he
was addressing a nonpo1itical audience.
Lord Rosebery adheres absolutely to his
opinion that the Liberal party is indis-
solubly bound to free trade and that
anything like an imperial commercial
league would weaken the empire inter
nationally and excite the permanent
hostility of the world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
DISFTGURED BRIDE ELECT.
Girls Beauty Marred by Knife in
Hands of Unidentified Man.

PiercefeId. n. Y. May 21-Niss Mary
Gardner. an extremely pretty girl of Il,
who lives with her parents on the
Wawbeek road. was to have been mar
ried today to James Gardner, who is no
kin to her
Miss Gardner was awakened at I a. m
yesterday by q heavy hand on her
shoulder. and felt al the same time a
singing sensa ton in her face. Spring
ing uD she called for help, and saw 4
man standing by her bed. He fled and
Mrs Gardner came to the rescue. There
and face evidentlv made Nv = lrnifa
The wounds will not be fatal. but viii
leave scars and destroy her beauty.
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Kansas Citv Livestook.

Kansas City. No. May m.-CATTLE-
head of Texans Market steady. Native
steers. S3-25Q5.25; Texas and Indian steers
s3o0045 so. Texas cows, S2.QO03 IS. native
feeders. S25oQ475; bulls, $2-75Q400; calves
S2d006.50.
HOGS-Receipts today 5000 head Mar
ket weak to TIC lower. Bulk of sales. SIS. Is
Q6.40; heavy S6.25d6.42la; packers. 5000
SIS, medium, s61O06-32i5; light. S6.O0a6 90;
workers. S6.15m620; pigs, S5.S0u6.00.
SHEEP-Receipts today 1000 head.
Market strong. Muttons So 7005 so. lambs.
S4l50I5o, range wethers, g. s0q5.9O; ewes
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Reports peath Of Estrada.

San Francisco, May 2L-Eugene J.
Gruettener. an American. of Salt Lake
CITY. who arrived from Corinto today
on The steamer Newport, says that
General Estrada the leader of the
forces of President Zelaya in Nicarag qua,
was killed in battle with the insurgents
near Rives on April n His troops were
routed with great loss and the revolu-
tionists succeeded in capturing a large
quantity of arms and ammunition. Tbs
Insurgents now have possession of the
port of san Carlos and have complete
control Of Lake Nicaragua.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

Kansas City. May 2l.-Close-WHEA
Receipts today, 30 cars Quotations:
hard. 70a llc' No hard 6Sd69c; No. red,
Tic. NO. 3 red. 6Ga70c
CORN-May. 42s4c: July. 2S9z n5s7sc.
Cash: No. mixed, 43c: No. white. 4lG
44iac; No. white. 43083i2c
OATs-No. 2 white CSC. No. 2 mixed.
3fac.
RTE-No. .. 451kc
HAY-.cLeleee timothy. Si275al3.o0; choice
prairie 49, 750f0o0
IER-Creamer 160I9c: dairy fan
ry. Ice.
EGGs-Fresh. 13c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

St. Louis. Mo. May H-CATTLE-R
ceipts today, 900 head including l. 400 head
Of Texans Market steady. Beef steers.
#o0U5.25. stockers and feeders S3.10d435.
cows and heifers- s. 25n45O; Texas steers.
a3o
HOGS-Receipts today. 5000 head Mar
ket steady to sc lower. Pigs and lights
6.10Q620; packers, S6.00a63o. butchers
S6Z5m6q0
SHEEP Receipts today 500 head.
Market steady. Natives S40o05.00: lamfs.
s5.5o07.25; Texans, s375u4s5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

New York. May 21-sUGAR Raw sugar
steady Fair refining. 8 3-16c; centrifugal,
So test, 3 11-16c. molasses sugar, &C. Re
fined sugar steady. Crushed, S5.45; powder
ed, $4-95. graduated 1886.
COFFEE-Market quiet No. Rio. SIC.
LASSES-Market steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

In almost every neighborhood someone
has died from an attack of collie or cholera
morbus often before medicine could be
procured or a physician summoned. re-
liable remedy should be kept at hand. The
risk is too great for anyone to take. Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and DialTh0ea
Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives
OF more people and relieved more pain ard
suffering than any other medicine in use
It can always be depended upon For sale
BY all druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Nc Rain for Five Weeka.

New York. May Dispatches from
various parts of this state report that
no rain has fallen for five weeks and
that vegetation is whitening and pas
turage has become scant Market gar
deners fear severe losses unless rain
shall come soon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

each. ducks. &c ib.: geese. Sc h.: turkeys.
10c h.. young roosters, sc h.; live spring
chickens, &c 10.
HAY.
Market very firm.
PRAIRIE HAY-By car ..-.-.... s.. 50fi 500
PRAIRIE HAY-By ton 6baled) --.-.-.. 900
PRAIRIE HAY Qoose)- --.---..... 6-50d7.0o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Cotton Market.


Market firm. Iszc.
New York May 21.-COTTON-Sales to-
day. 1890 bales Spot cotton closed quiet
and 10 points lower. Quotations per 100
pounds Middling uplands. $12.05; middiing
gulf 1920
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Do You Know

that Texas is a state of unexaggerated
possibilities? No one can foreten its
great future. If you want to know
what it is and what is being done to
make it better known and appreciated,
write for copy of book entitled
TEXAS" and pamphlet TIMELY
TOPICS No. g." Address
katy" 502 Wainwright, St Louis Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

Chicago. ILL.,. May 21.-BUTTER-M Market
steady. Creamery. l6aElac dairy. boise
EGGS-Mar-et steady. 40i4iac.
CHEES11-New cheese weak Twins 1ft5
u#c; Daisies, 121zc; Young Americas, PIG.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Tonaka Eide Market

Topeka, May 81
Prices paid in Topeka this week. based
on Boston quotations:
GREEN SALT CURED FLAT.
NO. 1 TALI.OW Observation-Disclosures.
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Range of Prices on Stock.

Furnished by ]. E. Can, Commissions.
Grain. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 West Sixth street. Telephone
4S6. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Company. Kansas City, Mol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Kansas City. May q.
Ugh Low Close Yes
Ranee ID Pncea

FURNISHED by J. f. can. Commissions
Grain. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Onice ITO West Sixth street Telephone
4S6. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Company. Kansas City. MOI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.


FOUND-A sum of money. Owner can
have same by calling at Topeka Transfer
company. 406 z. 6th St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

The presents received by the young
people included many pieces of silver
and linen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

St. Louis. Mo. May Market
strong to firm. Territory and western me.
diums. 16dl71zc; fine, 14a16c; coarse, 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Kanaas CITY Grain.

FURNISHED by J. E Gall, Commissions,
Grain. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Uffice 10 West Sixth street Telephone
$50. Correspondent Christie Grain Ind
Stock Company. Kansas City. Mol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

The best meals for 15c at Ladies' Ex-
change, 119 West Sixth street
F. e FISHER PROP
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Topeka Market


NO OATS ------ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S 3l
NJ . F ri AND VEGETABLES. 100
o. Anderson & Co. 210 Kansas ave
ORANGE s-California Washington RAJ
wells. best sizes, $S00d3.25: OFF Sizes 81 80
300. choice brands, S. 750290
EMONS-California, 300 and $50 sizes
$50 per box; 24o and 400 sizes. s2.40 per
Fancy Port Itmons. 81 25a
2.75 per bunch; extra large punches up TO
'P1NEAPPLEs- Sizes "a. 80 Sc per crate,
sTRAwBERRIEs- stock ar
irving freely. Good shipping stock, $3.50
200 per 24-box crate Missouri stock, fan
TABLE POTATOEs-Ka Valley. per
bu.. 50Q SOC; Minnesota Burbanks. f5c per
bu-; Minnesota Rurals, per bu,' ioc; Col
orado Pearls, per bu., soc Colorado Ru-
ss2v fHsF,-r 'PIiOTAToEs- tu.. 75c.
ONIONS-Wisconsin Red Globe, per bu-.
NEW POTATOEs-Texas. sacked. per
''' HOME Grows EGET'ABLEs.
GREEN BEANS-1-3 Blu. hox. 75c.
RADISHES-Pe dozen lunches. 15c: 10
dczen lots. 12lzc dozen; green onions, per
dozen lunches 2Oc; 10 dozen lots, 15c per
sPTNACH-Per bu. 45c
NE WTURNIPS-4 per dozen
/ RHUBARB-In small lots, &c per ID.
AsP5ARiAGtiFs- per dozen punches.
0NIONS-Per dozen punches, 20c; doz-
en- lots lac per dozen
/ LETTU CFs-ih-bu- basket. 35c.
/ PARSI- E-Y-Ier dozen lunches. 25c.
/ SWEET POTATO PLANTS-S1. 00d2. %
lcABBAGE PLANTsH.25a 20 per 1900.
! CUCUMBERS-Ho house stock. 500 per
OMATOEs-F1orida. s-basket crate.
/ $3.50. choice. S4-25; e-basket crate.
DATES-Fair. 4l5d5c per h.; Fard, sdSlzc
cocoANUTsPer 100 ss.2s; per dozen,
40c
CHEESE-Kansas Y A. 14c h.. New
4 York State l5c H.. brick 15c h.: Limbur-
ger. lac h.: block Swiss. Ice h.. 2o-ib.
/ Daisy. Ice H.
/ HONEY-CoiOrado. S2-rack case. S4.75.
BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY.
BUTTER -Country 13c.
E,GGS-Case count. He
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Liverpool opening cables: Wheat and

Liverpool opening cables: Wheat and
corn unchanged.
Second Liverpool cables: Wheat Ad
lower. corn I'D higher than Yesterday.
Receipts of grain at Chicago today.
Wheat. II cars; graded 0. Corn, 161 cars;
graded, 10. Oats. 40 cars; graded, 20
Northwest grain receipts today. Mime
apolis. 121 cars; Duluth, IS cars A year
ago. Minneapolis. 102 cars: Duluth cars
Chicago. Privileges for tomorrow: July
wheat-Puts. 72a4c; calls, 735sc; curb 72is7
72zc bid. July corn-Puts 44c; calls, 1870
curb, 44lt 0443sc asked.
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Chicago. May d
Omen High LOW EInsa vas
Market Gosslp.

FURNISHED by A. C. Goodwin, Commits
sion Company. Commission Merchants
and receivers and shippers OF grain.
Room No. g. Columbian building. hide
pendent telephone 1881
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21

gerpe1e1 1e1n.
limb tuer bat Sbnen bic 3dbne eins
sefdlasen9"
IN 8ierfabrer, 9err 2eutnart. n
Hiefenterl nit mem braunen @eii9te
unb mem lansen f9paraen @onbarte,
unb fo'n blanten 2eberf9urs bat'r
umsebabt."
~Wie piel 3dbne tparen esq"
.0rei, 9err 2ettnant."
.Gs lit gut"
Ser polioeileutnant ma9t etnen
Stri9 unter bas PrototoG unb febrt
NIT ben S9ubleuten na9 Der Hepierz
tpa9e ouriid. Nur Numero 1888 bleibt
unb sebt NIT e%rnitbafter Miene am
Ranbe bes S9mudplabes auf unb ab.
Gtpa cine babe Stunbe ipdter toms
men Der iunse Serr in benz feierli4en
arallen God unb bic rei3enbe Dame IL
@eiB nieber iiber bic Bride. Der
9i9ter trGgt Elm tleines Padet, in bas
brei Stiide Praltnetprte perpadt iinb.
Die iunge Srau itDbt einen tleiner
S9rei bes Gntisbens aus.
Die bibi9e Nnlage lit greuli6 Der:
piiitet. Die Slieberi trdu9e iinb &c:
fnidt, bic 2ebfojen unb Der Sitter porr
iinb in ben 8oben gel tampft, bic Gin:
faHungen Der 8eete unb Wege 5tnt
berausgeriiien. ber Hafen lit sertreten
furs, Der Plab iiebt aus, als pdre eint
pilbe S9la9t barauf aussetGmpft
tporben. limb am Hanbe gebt ctr
S9ubmann nit f9redli9 bdrbeibisen
@efi9t ratios auf unb ab.
PlObli9 aber erbe1en ii9 ibre BE-
triibten Mugen.
rSa lit iie!!" f~liiitert fie entaiidt.
@eitab bonn Wese liest bic peibz
graue Sage auf elmer Steinplatte. Die
@onne brennt ibr auf ben slatten pels
unb ldifig unb fridge rinselt ii9 autpeiz
len Der @9peif gu einem sierli9en
&rets.
9ie Dame in Weib betra9tet ite nit
Ieu9tenben Mugen. rWie retaenb tie
ift!" iast ite.
sic m09te Der Sage germ bas 5el
ftrei9eln, aber fte fir9tet ii9 Dor Der
srtmmigen Drummer 1888.
Ser 0i9ter bentt: Wenn man erz
pGgt- Mber nein, es lit bod b09itens
Elm M%uffabtbema fir bic Realspmnaz
fialquarta; feline uria9sn, grobe @irz
tunsen miibte es beiben, unb es piirbe
bic Sorm elmer gbrie BADEN. limb
ni9t einmal bas lit mDsli9.
9ie iunse Srau f9aut NIT einem
slidftrablenben 2ddeln por ii9 hin
unb trast ben &opf aufre4t pte eine
Steaerin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
pic Mlatt bfr 6ewobnbeit.

gr mar beute in prG9tisiter 2aune,
unfer SDrfter. Wir baten i'm besbalb,
er mD9te cine ieiner ~beriibmten &C.
f6t9ten gum 8ei item geben. Gr la9te
unD blin5elte NIT benz einen Iuge.
Damn begann er:
,Mn einem bepDltten Sommertase
fam i9 aus benz Stdbt6en, no i9
fritz am Sage einen sr0Beren 9etras
fir cine 9ol5lieferung ~eintaiiirt bate.
Sd ging bur6 ben Walb unb selangte
auf einen i9malen Pfab, an ben bas
llnterbol5 gang bi9t berantrat. Mein
Selbmann lief trGge ppr mir auf benz
Wege babin. YlDbli6 begann er gu
tnurren unb bann beftig gu belen. Sn
bemiel6en Nusen6lid ipringt Elm berz
ipegen a~usiebenOer &erl aus benz Sc
buf9 unb brinst nit bD9 erbobener
Dirt auf MIDI Elm. Mir ipurbe es rpt6
unb gels Dor ben Nusen, Die 8dume
i6pantten, unb i9 bielt mid i4on
fir berloren. 9a begann es auf benz
&ir6t6urm bes na6en Sorfes Mittas
gu lduten. Gin 3uden gebt iiber ba5
@eii9t bes Strol6es, Die Dirt e~ntiinft
ieinen 9dnben unb fdqt riidlings iiber
feline S9ultern bintpeg CUR Grbe.
Damn piidt er bic 9dnbe on feline
SoIe unb trolt ii6 bappn. Sd a6er
fpringe in bic 8iii9e unb bin geretz
tet.-unb pifien Sic, pel9em I'M
itanb i9 rlsine 3ettung perbantte?"
enbiste Der 5Oriter ieinen Seri9t.
rNur Der Ma9t Der 9eipobnbeit. Nls
ndmli6 Der Weselaserer, Der Biz por
&ursem Maurer mar, has Mittagz
lduten bprte, slaubts er ii9 momentum
Bel Der Nrbeit unb elite, in Der Meiz
nung, es lei 8rob5eit, BON bannen.-
Sieie penisen Iugenblide seniisten
aber, midi au retten."
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Sic Nidel Ylatc Giienbabtt

1T bic ~fiirseite nod benz Often, unb bic ge=
bienuns 1T Der beiten 9lei6. Scbr ipart 3eit
gle bat brei tdslide GrpreB=0 urdsise unb
S6lafmaseu NIT gorbaue; ameritanii6e
Club Mabl;eiten gu Yreiien psn 35cts bis
81. 90 werben in Nidel Ylate gBpasen fer
pirt aud a la Carte gebieuuus. Wa6t Ell
ne Geiie periu6speiie iber bic Nitel 9late
gabn, uno Sbr perbet finben, bab bic Be-
bienuns slei9 gut 1T wie irseno cine swii9eu
Chicago nnb benz Often.
Chicago gabnbot: Sarriion Ctr. unb 5.
unb Qubitoriilm Inner-Sobn 3. CALLAHAN,
@eueralsIsent, l13 Ibams Ctr, 3immer
39S, Chicago. Ybone Central 2O57. 21=6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
Die h0[ru ;taltenfn

NGs :. q. Sngres 9irettor bes franz
sDfti6en &iinitlerbeims in Som, Der
8iua Mebicis, mar, purbe er nit 9ouz
MOB, Der als Snbaber bes rGompretz
ies" in ber gtpisen Stabt peilte, ie9r
intim. sic ftritten oft iiber bic ttaliez
niide Mufit, BON Der Snsres bebaupz
tete, iie lei bD9ftens rfir Sabrmarftsz
buben" gut. gines 4benbs ipielte
@ounoo auf benz Yiano @telen aus
benz eriten Oft bes Som Suan." nSas
nenre ib Muiit!" rief Snsres besei=
ftert; rseiteben Sic, mein Better, Die
Staliener baben ME 9lei6es gef9affen
unb perben es ME tDnnen." 9ounobs
Singer slttten inatpti9en auf ben Saz
fen peiter unb CT besann faate ben
tleinen sSGserdor aug rWilbelm Sen"
anauitimmen. r9immel, lit bas
f9Sn!" lieb iid Snsres ouf's Rsue
entbufiaitif9 pernebmen; "pober
i9Dpfen Sic muir bteie Gtnsebunsen,
mei1 tbeurer iunser Meifter9" rIber
bas 1T ia gar ni9t BON mir!" tpebrte
@ounob al. rNidt bon Sbnen!"
fraste Snsres iiberraf4t; ntpel4es Sc
ME bat benin bas sefunben9"-r Hofs
fini!" ertpiberte 9ounob. rWas, biefer
Sabrmarttsi9reier Roffini9" rief Sns
gres gang perbuat aus; bann fiigte Ct
nod elmer turaen pauie binsu: rGr
mub i9 on benz Sage ba seirrt
baben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-21
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die lr lnmer Gekautt HABIT
u.: sssss ID, 20. &mNzzM

Boriibergebenber nit einem unperbotf,
ten 9uf9bab iiberrai9t ipurbe. Dies
piberfubr zines Sases au9 einem
6omburser Sunsen. aaum bate be
fer ben SUB %empfangen, als er piiz
tbenb binaufrief: rSas is mer e fGee
Dirt, em (einem) 10 lei mel aapp gu
perberbe! Sas lai1e nler pns (uns) net
eefa1e, ba seht mel @abber uff be
8oliaei On (unb) bel9nert ii9. So
ba1Ie sc emo! uff!"-
Ser 2anbgraf rief linn epar na9 in
Der Nbii9t, i'm gu entf9dbtgen, ouein
Der Sunee mar biel gu entriiftet, Tim
barauf gu b0rer. Sb er nun feline
Srobung nit Der Yolioei pabr gema9t
bat, lit ni9t feitseiteut poroen, bod
r 19ien bic lebtere BEL benz 2anografen
ni9t. 9aeesen iab bieier einise Sage
fpGter benielben Sunsen lpteoer an iet<
ner 8obnung poriibereeben, tpobsi Der
felbe fi9 jebo9 tpoblpeisli9 auf Der
anberen Seite Der Strabe belt.
Nun rief Der 2anbgruf i'm berbei
unb fraste i'm: .8arum bait Su
BENIN .neult4 10 fir9terlia sez
f9impft9"
Isl, neil mer 70 E &e"l lei bredis
Wafer uff be &opp seiGiitt' on met
mel MiiB' perborbe bat"
.Nun, num-" faste sut9elaunt Der
Tirt, der &erl mar ih ielbft. Samtt
aber Oetn Batter fetnen S4aoen bat,
70 nimm bier ben Sbaler unb tauf Dir
cine neue."
Dabei mari er etnen Sbaler herab,
pelden Der Sunse sefdidt init Der
MiiBe auffing. Damn riff er gu benz
pergniist lG9elnben GirTten binauf:
,Dant' fd0n, 9err 2anbgraf! 9ofir
berfe sc rner eleia ncG) emol Sbr
Wafdpafer uff be &opp f9iitte."
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Orr lcbte Cano9raf 0egen-g omburgs,

Gerbinunb !Seinrtd Srieorid (seboz
rem am 26. Mpril 1888, 9eftorben 1866
als 2ebter ieines Stammes). mar Elm
etsenartiger alter 9err. gr bepobnte
ME Die i9Onen, toitbar ausseitatteten
Rdume ieines 3eftbensi9lofes, tpelde
er in ieinen lebten 2ebensiabren uberz
haupt ni9t mebr betrat unb fir Sober
mann abgef9loffen btelt. gr fiblte
ii9 bebasli4er in ieinem in ben Manz
farbeu zines Steinbaues bes S9lohes
acknowledgement Sunsseieuenquartier,
in pel9em CT jabrelans in grOBter Gin
fadbeit aubra9te. Inter anberen
gisentbimli9feiten bate CT bic Sc
pobnbeit, fein Daf9pafer turaer
9anb aus benz Seniter auf bic Strabe
az. S%iitten. ->tncsur6 nidt, ielten Elm
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Aus Hrr Rnur nrfuIen.

@nldbli9 Der 9oaoeit zines iunsen
Mannes nit elmer ebenfo bdbli4en als
rei9en &ofette fo1te Elm 8adfii99en
bas neupermdblte paar NIT etnem BON
etnem Sreunbe Der Samilie berfabten
9eOi9te besriiben. 8et Der Stele:
m9eri9tet ftnb bic 8lide rings auf
Gu9, bic nun bas Saport ipra9ef,
unb die" serdtb es ms Stoden.
Na9 peinli9en Momenten perfdat es
in feiner Seraensangit in Elm iiingit
erlerntes S9iqerf9es Sebi6t UNI
fGbrt bann fort: No.. unb ale ieb'n
bertpunbert balb ben Sitter an unt
balb ben Sra9en."
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Gin 3MuTkueutr.

Ser feline Srtb bat in etnem S9iz
~lertonaert bibi9 seIpielt unb rei9en
8eifau g%eerntet. Man beslidipiinidt
feline gltern, unb Elm &ollese fragt ieiz
men @ater: rSbr Sobn seiste ppbl
f9on friib5eittg muiifalii9e 8esaz
bung?"-rS ia," erpibert Der Batter
lG9elnb, rfebr fritz. Gr tonnte taum
fpre9en, ha faete er f9on, tpenn meme
Srau i'm in ben S9laf iingen pollte:
DIANA, 1Dr' bod aufv!"
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Der Rrtter.

Morib 9alstu9 unb Samuel SAIL
obft bisputirten iiber Die Nd4itens
pflt9t. rWenn mer finn a spei srobe
&pnturrenten unb chamber MIDI bolb,"
fpri9t Salstu9, ufo slaub' ib bod,
Samuel, baB, tpenn met singen anl
BaFer unb ib fiel binein, baB Se mer
ipiirbe1t berausaieben?" rNatiirlid
piirb' i9 bas," erpiberte Sauobt,
,,na6 'er balben StunD'!"
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@ieoer luna Qema9t.

,gine pon Or. &tns's Seem 9tfe
Yi0en ieben Gbenb 3wet @o@en lang
bat mid mieber auf bic 8etne sebra@t,
i9reibt 8. $. Eurner pon Eempiep:
town, Ya. sic finb bic beiten II
Der @elt fur Sober, @terea unb Gin:
aeueibe. Sour aus &rdutern. &net:
ben nie. Sour Csc In SO. S. 9ubn's
Mpothete.
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TIr Spntractpren.

Son benz llntersei6ueteu werbeu bis gum
|. SUM- 1908 perite9elte gnsebote fir ben
8an zines 26x40 SUB 9roben, 5wei Stod bo=
BEN S6ulbauies in Nortb Grairie eHt9eseu=
9enomlneu. Rlau unb Spe;ifitationen lie
gen beim S6ulclerf sur Giniidt ofien. gadz
feline unb S6inbeln liesen bereits am glaee-
Sas &e6t, iebes ober a0e Insebote su perz
werfen, 1T porentbalten. @ontractoren mos
gen ii6 weuben an 6. Sansti, Glert.
Nortb Yrairie, ben 5. Mat 1903. 23=3t
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Beim 8egrdbnib elmer rn~
perheiratbeten 6rau in 8raiilien TT bic
9rauerfarbe S4arla4rotb. Der Sarg,
ber 2ei4entpasen, bas Gef4irr Der
pferbe unb Der Mpaus Der 3uti4er-
oIles mub f9arla4rotb fein.