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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
Concert, Tonight.

The cello solo of Mr.. Crdway called
forth hearty encores both saturday and
Sunday nights. For tonight Bandmas-
Ter Theme has selected another pro-
gram of new numbers as fOllOWs:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03
SOUTH GARDINER.

DR.. w. II. Young spent Sunday in
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-03

superintendent r. p. Hazard of the
shoe factory, has returned from a bus
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SOLD BY

oOAD u
Locke s. Hewett,
Fuller s. Weber,
Geo. D. HASKELL:
Merrill Bros,
Geo. w, Wadleigh,
AUGUSTA
F. M. Moves,
J. e. Cunningham,
VIM. M. Wood s. Son,
II. A. Fuller,
Farmers Supply Co.,
Chamberlain s. Laid,
GARDINER.
Charles II. Clary,
Corner Grocery Store.
HALLOWELL.
RETAIL PRICE Barrel, $500; Halt Barrel, STE
24lb. Bap. Zoe.
AND ALL LEADING GROCERS.
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CITY GOVERN MENT.
The February Meeting Sees Large
Amount of Business Transacted.

The February meeting of the city
council opened at the city rooms,
Monday evening. with President Weeks
in the chair. The records of the last
meeting were read and approved. The
committee on accounts and claims re-
ported and an order WAS passed au-
thorizing the mayor to pay the follow
ing bills:
Highways department $279.16
Poor and insane dept 1911
Contingent fund 800. 10
Fire Department 1859
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Economic,

Old Uncle Ben wanted to have his
portrait painted. but did not care 70
pay very much for IT,
Surely that is very large sum"
he said, when the artist named the
price,
The artist protested and assured
him that, as portraits went, that was
very little to ask.
Uncle Ben hesitated. well" he
said at length, how much will It be
If furnish the paint?"-Lippincott's.
The Shining Mark.
When Aunt Kezia came with the
clothes from the wash she brought the
news of the sudden death Of a prom
inent- young man well liked In the
community.
ut seems a very sad thing" said
my mother. "He gave promise of max
ing his mark in the world. He had
everything 70 make life pleasant
youth and bright prospects, and pa.
rents who idolized him" ..t..
YES" assented Aunt Kezia, with a
dismal shake of the head, ''hit do seem
mighty strange. that them you analyze
the most is usually taken ust."-Lip.
pincott's. Sc .s........
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door, and in II I saw, passing quickly
from the shadow to the light, a white.
shapeless, crawling figure.
"For a moment was stunned-sim-
ply stunned. Then | called aloud TO
INV friend. No answer. | sprang up
and ran across the dividing threshold
where last had seen that strange VS.
itor of mine disappear. My friend was
in bed and-asleep.
The next morning the doctors came.
He was quite out of danger, they said.
So. after seeing a suitable nurse in
stalled, departed on my pleasure trip.
THAT evening, as | stepped of the
train at Desere, a gendarme laid his
hand upon my shoulder. l resented
the outrage |, under arrest. 1?
1--WE shall sect my captor NUT
tered.
"He searched my trunk. The first
thing which met his eye was neck
cloth-a large, rich neckcloth, embroi-
dered with my initials, which l had
one day, when he admired 1t, given to
my friend. 1t was swollen and heavy
with glittering florins-seyeral thou
sand, It seemed to me.
Welt" impatiently, why prolong
this wretched tale? | went back to
Paris; | was accused of embezzle-
ment: was tried. was sentenced.
My friend had disappeared.
Three years spent in the galleys
three years. was young when |
went in, but l came out an old man.
Oh, the CALLING chains! the repellant
work! the loathsome associations!
Three years! Oh, my God!" he
cried. and bowed his head upon his
trembling hand, such years!"
Papa, papa.'
The agonized cry recalled him to
himself
He lifted his eyes and looked at his
daughter. She was awfully, CHASTITY
white, and trembling in every limb.
He was not less pale, but his eyes
those blue, dauntless eyes-were gilt
tering like Goals of fire.
Now, my darling" ne said, In a
strange, loud voice-"now you under
stand! You are the daughter OF a
felon-a criminal. n convict-a-"
His head swayed and fell heavily
back against the purple cushions Of
his chair.
The girl sprang to her feet with a
cry-a wild, thrilling, heaTt-broken
cry OF desperate despair
ooh, my God is he's he deadH"
sr Ito Be Continued.)
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Potpourri "Rose Jar.h

Gather the petals day by day, put
into jar and sprinkle with fine, dry
salt. When you have enough for your
purpose, turn into colandar and press
out the accumulated brine. Spread
upon dishes and toss with your hands
to loosen the petals and prevent mass.
ing. Put into a large bowl and season
with this mixture:
Powders-Violet, one-half ounce; or.
ris root, one ounce; rose, one-half
ounce; heliotrepe, one-half ounce.
Spices-Mace, one-half teaspoonful;
cinnamon. one-fourth teaspoonful, and
cloves, one-fourth teaspoonful.
Essential OiIs--Rose, two drops;
chris, five drops; melissne, ten drops;
eucalyptus, ten drops; bergamot, Ave
drops; alcohol, one dram.
This for half a peck OF fresh rose
leaves. They shrink at least onehalf
in the, dry sailing. Keep in closed
Jars. 1t will last and remain sweet
for years.-Exchange
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Easy 10 Get.

Pierpont, o., Oct 5th.-Remarkabl,
indeed is the experience Of Mr.. A. &.
Turner, a man now over seyentyops
years of age, and whose home is here
For many years this old gentleman
had suffered with a very unpleasant
form Of Kidney Trouble, a kind that
very often bothers aged people. He
would have to get up four or five
times every night, and this very tira
some disease was fast wearing him
out.
At last after having almost made M
his mind that he would never be
able to get relief, he stumbled over a
medicine which relieved him almost
Immediately, and has cured him per
manently. 1t is so very easy to get
and SO simple that Mr.. Turner thinks
everyone should know Of 1t. Ever
dealer in the country has II, and al
you have to do is to ask for Dodds
Kidney Pills. Mr.. Turner says
IL can heartily and honestly recon.
mend Dodd's Kidney Pills, for they
cured me. Several others in the fam
lily have used them too, and always
with the best results. | think they
have no equal"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
BULK DID IT,
Three Thousand Dollars In on.. w
Too Much for the Farm.s wa

'oo muCn Tor the Farmer
The Bismarck Quarry comD..-
had an option on three acres Of Isu,
belonging to Sam Dunseith. eooa 'a y.
one year, the price being slOOo J.
acre." said the bank teller. ~
Before the expiration Of tho a.
the company offered payment vSI.s
Dunseith refused. He wanted MI
The man could not legally demand -
but the company, wishing to avoid |.
lawsuit, asked my opinion in tho 49,
ter. ] suggested payment in 81 hills
II obtained a large coin sack a.
counted ont 1000 ones. Sorting ,ho-
separately and crumpling them all -
l thrust them into the sack wb,ns
looked like bag Of feathers Ta
president Of the company. togetbs,
with a lawyer and a clerk as witno."
proceeded to the house of Dunsei,1
and again proffered payment which
was again refused. Walking over -
the large table in the center Of N.
room, the president cut the string ana
dumped the contents of the sack IN
huge pile on the table.
Here is your $4,000! VIII You taks
it?" '
THE farmer was amazed at tbs
pile of money-more than he had eve,
seen before. He stammered out:
81 guess I'll take it,
"In less than three inmates his sIy.
nature was on a deed, witnessed by
the lawyers clerk. "-Phlladelphia Lea.
ger.
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Somewhat Penurious.

A Statewide miser starved his wife
to death and died himself from walk.
ing sixteen miles without proper nour-
ishment to deposit s25 in an Ithaca
savings bank. He left several thousand
dollars and the record of being the
meanest man in Central New York.
When his wife was sick and the doctor
ordered mustard plaster. he would
not buy more than a cents worth Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
A Question.

There is something / can't under.
stand" said the thoughtful young
scholar in Sunday school.
What is that, Robbie?" asked the
teacher, adjusting her spectacles.
why everybody seems to commend
George Washington for his conduct
when he got mixed UP with that fruit
tree, and they condemn Adam for his
fruit tree experience. Didn't Adam
own up that he done it?"-Yonkers
Statesman.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
For the Family Eurs.

When for the first time small Kath-
crime witnessed hailstorm, she was
very much surprised. Almost without
warning small white globules fell pelt-
ing down out of the sky. Astonished
Katherine, who was out of doors. lost
no time In getting under cover.
"Oh. mammal" she exclaimed, rush.
Ing into the house, come quick! It's
raining mothballs!"-Lippincott's.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07

tender passion-"the girl I leave be-
hind mel"
She stood In the radiant sunshine
and watched him go out of sight. The
starry eyes shone through a mist Of
tears, but the bright lips were smiling.
Fainter and fainter grew the steady
tramp of feet, the hoarse roll OF drums,
the throbbing of the music.
Fainter and fainter grew a girls
brave heart. The last CLEAN of scar
let In the distance vanished. The last
note faded on the air.
All, could her lover but have known
the dark leaf Fate was even then
turning in the happy life of the girl
he left behind him!
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
IT'S A MISTAKE
To Attribute Coffee Ills to Poor cra's'
Of Coffee.

To Attribute Coffee Ills to Poor Graos'
Of Coffee.
Many people lay all the blame y
the diseases caused by coffee upV.
the poorer grades of coffee but TINS '
an error as the following proves
have used every kind OF the pes
grade of tea and coffee that can :
got from a frst-class grocer but new.
found one that would not upset ~
nervous system and 1t was not una
began TO drink Postum Food Con.,
in place of coffee and tea that ! naI
relief from the terrific attacks
nervous sick headache from Whio1 !
had suffered for 30 years,
81 had tried all kinds OF medlc'n''
but none helped me, !,
"Soon after | stopped drinking ~
fee and began to drink Postum ~,
headaches grew less and 1t was ~,
long until was entirely cured en- -,
have never had return OF TINS w.
tressing trouble, for nowadays hs'''
drink coffee but stick TO Postum
"As soon as my wife saw what rU :.
tum had done for me she gave ~ -
coffee. which she had drank ali ~ =,
life. This was six weeks ago -
she is a changed woman, Tor heI -,
vousness has all disappeared ana ~
face has become smooth ana w.
cheeks have good rosy rea oo i,
She sleeps well, too, somethihs ~
could never do while she dram ,,sA
fee. We consider Postum d Nv.
hold necessity in my house anu ~ MI,
induced many friends TO w -,
wonderful food drink In place y "a
fee." Name given by Postum =
Battle Creek, Mich. - d
Look in each package for oops /,
the famous little book, tine NOa'
wellville."
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
g \ ZS
STRUCK BY ST
,,,veIe Rider Is In1ts
p''' Paul.

p''' Paul.
G. Paul. Oct, 81
.,ruck by a street c,
avenue and Marion
IrstantIy. His skull
several places. Depu
comb examined the
them removed to IN
how usually collects
isther after school
making the rounds 9
street car passed ;
avenue he caught no
began to trail in rea
tempted to turn GU.
tracks at Marion sire
90 a carfrom Minnei
from the opposite d
Motorman Charles
young Jacobs could a
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Hunter She

Lake City, MinI
Eickenberg and a
hunting pheasants
former was accid
legs by the latter
a flock which had
ahead of him. HI
dition and it is n
outcome will be.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
TRIES TO EAT "WAsHINGToN.'
Painting In a Lodge Room Damage
bY a Goat.

by a Goat.
An oil painting of George Washing
ton, measuring six by eight feet, which
ornamented the assembly room OF
hotel in Long Island City, has been
damaged by a goat, and is believed BY
the owner to be beyond repair.
Recently the owner Of the hotel Dor
rowed large white goat and was fat
tening him to have him in frisky con
dition for a lodge initiation, at which
1t was planned the goat would be an
important feature. II was found the
goat had fondness for stale bread, 50
daily he was allowed to visit the back
of the lunch counter in the BARRON
to eat the ends of loaves thrown there
by the bartender On Saturday there
was q rush of business. When the
goat had eaten his fill Of bread no one
paid any attention to him.
The animal wandered into the aF
sembly room, mounted a tagle, ana
resting his forefeet on the top OF inc
wainscoting, proceeded TO make aes
sert of the painting. He had torn !.
badly when an employe of the hotel
discovered the goat. The animal was
kicked into the street, and the ioass
will do without the feature-NeS
York Tribune.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07

Winona, Mimi.
gentleman who
country from he
that corn has i'm
past ten days, an
dictions to the
In the season Wi
a fine crop.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
SOCIETY M
Broker KresIey Pie1
inn Cd

Broker KresIey Piei
ing S.
Spokane, Oct, g.
J. Kresley, formerl
Lucille Mining co
pleaded guilty to Tn
ing money on fore
company. He was
years in the penitel
lowed by law. tt
tensive stock forg
formerly a promin'
ciety man. and his
and capture, create
during the early su
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
BURGLARS 81.
Did Not Get a Cen
and Drove lnt

ormsby, Mimi, OK
was made to rob the
outside doors of the
Of with nitroglycerii
the street were awj
port and hurried to
robbers fed witho.
money. They stole
and drove to this pl'
being constructed. '
Into, damaging their
extent that they wei
They left the rig an
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Miners Iniul

Butte, Mont, o.
q well known mir
died as the result
on Saturday in q
north of Walkery
on the head by
open cut. He wa
and had lived /
years.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Recollections.

She-The baronet says he has many
tender memories of Oxford.
He-Yes, bartender memories. He
worked in saloon at Oxford, Miss,
last winter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Probably a c;

Crookston, Mimi.
thOrities are Of tn
body of the child
floating in the rive
was murdered. 7
about two and on
The police are at
clew. This is the
here within three
have been found in
and the case may
develop some star
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
CHARGED

La Crosse, Wi
dleton, formerly
OF ST. Paul, was
day by Sheriff J.
Mimi, and the
taken to Hasti
with forgery:
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
WI Demo-

Sioux City, Iowa
nounced that the
ton Of the w. @.
the second week
follow the lead OF
and denounce Sen
Utah. Petitions W
congress to full
charges of polygal
mon elder.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Rossows

Ia Crosse, "
sicians in charg
Rossow and Her
her and himself
an church here
now have hopes
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Distribute NJ

Black River Fl
Special Agent ia
nual payment of
terday. They ar,
receiving $20.10,
Of 65 cents each
ment. Il is expo
600 will be paid {
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
Rich EarI

Morris, MINI.
a very wealthy
eral farms her
after he returne
Ing. He came
from Rock Rap
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-07
= The %
. Curse ., Darlington
By X. TEMPLE MOORE.
CHAPTER |.
The Girl He Left Behind Him.

"Ch, my Nora Creina. dear!
NY gentle bashful Nora Creinal
Beauty lies in many eyes.
But love ia thine, oh, Nora Creina'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
&arteber1. Gtdppe Der p T os
iettirten e ameruns
Gtfenbdbn.

i'm @uftrag bes 9eutI9en &aiIers in
beTonberer MiIIion am SI1dbiee in
Guta, Der Sduptitabt bes &ei6es 8ors
M. peripeilte, unb baB ieitbem beut'
i6erIeits pisberbolt 8eriu9e sema4t
purben, SeutI9lanb ben Deg gu jss
nem fernsn Rsi9s Su ii9ern. Der
nG6ite @es gum 9iduOiee fiibrt ubsr
bur9 bic beutI9e 4dmeruncolonie.
Sier piirbe cine giienbabn in itraa
tegiI9er ipie in ipirtbIdaftli9er gins
fibt unItreitig gefpultige Grfolge bers
beifiibren. @s bdnbelt ii9 tei Der Gr'
f6lieBuna biefes Sheils bon Central
9tnerita nidt nur UNI bic 8efOrberung
bon perIonen uno bic allgemeine 9es
tung bes @ertebrs, iOnbern audi um
bic 8erIorsung 9sutl9lanbs nit ben
toItbariten 9robutten Der Sropen, ipie
GlIen6ein, Summit. 8dumipolle, Sbee,
aaffee, @anille, Sarbs uno RuBbolaer,
iopie ben iibrigen gr5eugniRen Der
beiben 3one.
@egentpGrtig iIt lebislidb Elm Ders
bdttnibmdbis tlsiner She'll Oes aiis
Itenlanoes als Sanbelsgebiet bon 2ds
merun anSuieben. Das SinterIano
init ieinen reithen NaturIhdben lit
gum Sanbelsgebiet Der 9uuffd gshos
rig unb grapitirt mad benz Niger uno
SIhabIee. gtan Der erfolgten 8eiies
9ung bon Sibati lit uu9 Der ueberz
lanbfpe9 na9 benz 8eniieflub tpieber
frei eeiporben. Iuf Dem Wege bortbin
lit iibrisens bereits cine tpicbtise StGs
tion in N9oto aneelest iporoen. Der
n6rbli6e 9bsil bes S9ubeebiets ipiro
pom Sanbelsmonopol Der Gnglii9en
gliaerz gompanp aussebeutet, Der iiios
Ditli9e, in benz SluBgebiet bes Sangd
unb geoto, Der gum &oneo sebOrt.
bon fran3oiiI9en uno nieoerlGnbii4en
SanbelsbGuIern. 9ie beuti9e Sans
belstbGtisteit lit Ieioer nod INNER,
nit 2lusnubme einigsr Stationen i'm
Siiben, aiemli9 an bic &iiIte gebuns
ben.
9us alles ipirb nit einem S9ldge
anbers iperOsn, foboIb erit bic &os
merun @iIenbdbn unb bamit elm be-
quemer @es ms Snnere Der Golonie
unb ipeiter in Der proiettirtenRi9tung
mad bem SI9dbfee porbdnben 1T. DAB
bann bic ganse Golonis einen gefpultia
gen 9lufi6nung erfd6ren ipirb, TT
taum mebr Ju be5peifeln.
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3eGtla9er Der Gifenb b q : NJ
expedition Bel Z in o
am Grob Hiper.

fubr 4 Mia. Wart betrug, ipGbrenS
ii9 bieIe 3ablen fbon i'm Sabre 1900
auf fiinfbunbertunb a9tunbpier3tgpers
fonen, IA Wti1. Mart @infubr unb 20
M2ia. Mart 2tusfubr iteiserten unb ii5
ferner audi bic @innabmen oes S6usz
sebiets bon 511, 800 Mart duf 1924. >
900 Mart erb0bten. @s iino gegen'
pdrtig auber elmer Heibe tleinerer
Observation-Disclosures in Der Go@
Ionic tbGtig: adtSebn @eIeai4aftsn
nit einsm @eIammttapitul BON III
100000 Mdrt.
Ollie bieIe 9eIelIi9uften arbeiten
f6on felt elmer Reibe BON Sabren i'm
G9Abgebiet, baben aber i6ren S6perz
punt bisber pprtpiegenb an Der Su'te
gebabt, ipGbrenb bas Snnere Der Golos
nie tpirtbidaftli4 nod gar ni4t ers
idloHen lit unb grobe S9GBe an @ls
fenbein, &autI9ut, Sob, tpertbpollen
NubbUlsern unb Mineralisn nod uns
sebo6en iinb. Die psrf9isbenen pflans
5ungsgeieli9aften. bic ndmentIi9 8as
lao, &dffee, Sabat unb @anillen pros
bu3iren, urbsiten fuit bur9peg nit err
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Rad, sabren.

BUR Salbe fomr. Der Sann 1T finIter
9ier bliibt. ipie emit, bus Saibetruut,
Ser Salter f6pebt. es redt Oer@initer
@ie Ii6tsn 3iueise, golobetbaut.
Sm Minbestpe6en, Sonnen6liben.
Still unter blauem SimmeIsi9ein
Sab uns nod einmal nieOeritben
Sm 9rdiermeer am @e9esrain!
60 tpeit entriidt bes 2ebens pldeen,
@On teinem 8lang Der Delt seitOrt-
9Bis emit in ienen fhDnen Sagen,
Da Seine Seele mir gebDrt.
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WtGunIidle Gotetterie.

Man lit i'm 9rpben uno 9dn5en
aeneiat, immer nur bic Srduen als
6as fptette @eI9le9t gu betrahien.
Spbalb bic narmen Sriibltngs1
tag. aud bic Mdnner peranldB>
ten, bieDinterbiills ub5utperfen, tonns
tie man aud BEL bielen Wdnnern
leibt beoba9tsn, baB aud ibnen eine
9epiFe, oft Ioear fart uusgeprdgte
9ofetterie nitbt fremb lit. S9on pis
Iie in Der adrt bsbanbi4u6ten &es, ten
ben IilbergriffigsnSp nSpaSieritpd f4pins
gen, beutet barauf bin, benn lie alle,
bic ben Gtpd nibt als Silfe beim Se'
ZEN aerabesu perpenben miihen, lais
fen bic persierte ariide totett sur Srbe
baumeln, ober traeen lie iiber ben
9trm, in bic RodtaI9e sebGnSt, bus
nit audi gtiemanb bieIe 3ierbe ibrer
9erI6nlidteit ii6erIie9t. Gin ipeiteres
Mertmal 1T bic itarte 9(ufmertfanl'
teit, bic fotette Mdnner ben Bii9elials
ten in ibren 8eintlsibern fdenten. SO
1T ia pabr = bus 8eintleib fGat bef.
fer, ipenn es lang nit iturtem Druid
nu6 unten su gefdGtet 1T, ss i4ldntert
ui6t 10 Inn bic oft re4t tiimmerltden
,S1ulen", aber iper beimlid beobads
let, ipie Ii9 bic 9rdger bieier gefdltes
ten ,SGulenfutterule" in ieoemSdau@
fenIier nab bem Sib ibrer llnauss
ipre6li6en umf6auen, ipie lie an i9s
nen berumsie6en, bab Der Sniff aud
in Der Nlitte iiBt unb gerabe 3lpii4sn
ben 9n0pfen ober S9niirbaten Der
Stiefel auslGuft. Der pirb balo mers
ten, bdb es Ii9 ni9t nur nm Die
,Orbnlng" alIein bdnoelt. lleber@
baupt bic S6aufenIter, bic nit ibrem
Sinterorunb 70 I90n als Spiesel bies
nen tOnnen! Od ftebt Giner uno oupft
Ii6 bic bu9Tommerbunte, tiinitleriI9e
3rapatte 3ure9t, ba iperben bic BON
glrbeit unS 8spesung ettuas gebrids
ten 3ra9en tpieber 9erabe gebogen, oa
iperben bic ROde bohge3osen unb bic
alappen i9pungboll gero[lt, oo perS
ben aan3 Defenders aud bic Siite
fdief auf bic Seite seIebt, benn nur
elm Mdnn, Der gang BON 8otetterie be-
freit 1T, trGgt feiue8Opfbeoedung nod
nab alter Site aerdbe.
Sas finb freili9 nur Sduptpuntte
i'm glGgemeinen. Sm einselnen gibt
es nod eine ganae Heibe tleinerer 3etz
den fir bic &otetterie Der MGnner.
Ous ii6erite bafiir 1T cus5ragen bon
S6mud. N1Gnner, bic nit i6ren
0finaen totettiren fpollen, trdgen ges
lp0bnli6 ben tleinen Singer etipas gez
Tprei3t, bic 5anbfld9e gum Simmel
oetebrt, ibre Ndbeln limb duffallenb in
bic 9ralpatten seitedt. Suben lie aber
f6one Sembentn6pfe, Oann 1T bic
&rapatte quns einfu9 unb in aarten
sFarben. llbrtetten tra9en lie bod
ii6er Der 9ruIt. Saben lie a6er @has
telaines, 10 bulten iie bic Sano in Der
SaI6e unb laFen bic gulbenen Gu
den liebli1 tlimpern. Sin 9dna be-
Tonberes 3ei6en mdnnliher 9otettes
rie 1T aber elm @rmbano, unb per
ous trGot, 1T gun5 speifelos elm tos
fetter Mdnn. gs lit gleihIam etne
@rtennungsmurte. gu ull oieIem
tommt ndtiirli6 au9 Der 9dnd, Der
als @runb bes ~S9pebens" oft nur
bic 5ur6t bor 5alten in ben S9uben
bat, uno 70 man6erlei anberes nod.
9l6er per fam bus ales ouf5G6len9
| eyit bod bic 9ptetterie bei ben Wtdn>
zsrn fat 10 uneridopflib, ipie Bel ben
MleiIterinnen bieier aunit, ben iun9en
unb idOnen 5rauen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Die >siienbabu.

@or turaem bat her btutI9e Rei9ss
fansler Namens bes Rsi6es mad lGHs
seren @srbunblunsen Der 8ameruns
GiIenbabneeseGfdaft bic GorSeIioa
fir eine 5ur Grf9lisBuns bes &ames
rungebiets beitimmte Giieubdbn er'
tbeiIt, nd9bem bas projett f9pn feit
btm Sabre 1897 in Der S9pebe getpea
fen 1T. @ie febr ii9 Sanbel unS
@frfebr in 3dmerun s.boben bdben,
sei9en dm beiten bic Sbatiaden, baB
1895 nur Stpeibunbertunbbreibig Gus
rppder i'm 9anbe anfGiiis tparen, bic
Ginfubr nur 6 Mia. Murt. bic gus'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Gin Sismardtr

Dem sroben 3an;ler, Der S9less
iptg>S >Solitsin rup stuig uns.SssIt" benz
Seuti9en gtei4e pOr fuit pierSis Sab
rem ipieoer einperGeibte, bat iebt bic
buntbure Stabt Glensburs. beren Gb'
renbiirger Siirit 9ismard mar, Elm
9entmal in @sftaIt ein.s9runnens ses
febt, Der biefer Sage auf bem Siibers
murtt entbiilt ipuroe. Das giIbipert
beitebt in einem SanbitsinfeIisn, auf
benz cine @ermania. nit S9psrt uno