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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Der befe srenno auf Groet.

Sttt breiBig Sobrsn BADEN fi9
Suits ptnen als Elm Sesen fir etnen
iebsn Snpaliben erpiefen. Sic Tinb
nit &e4t elm Greunb bes Rranten gu
nennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

66Iau.-4 o.: rDarum tiiBt9u
benn INNER 0sinen Mann 70 3drtli6,
fpenn erU}ittags mad 9auie fommt?"
g.: ga, 0umft ih erfdbre, ob er
ipisoer gum 5riibI9oppen mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

9i6t anberS bentbdr. -
9rofsfors 9ottin (dIs Der 8atte nit
benz S9irm na8 6GtIe t0mmD:
nIa, buS lit mir bod in Der 3ers
itreutheit paiiirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

ter audi fporIam?" Mhltter (oes
Mdb6ens): r0as min id meineu,
miFen sic, Die fuI3t ni4t einmar
bus RUTHERFORD, oa5 tie iBt, aug
SpdrIdmfeit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
@

8er 1T inter BEN G6ieren Der ges
borene S4ulmeifter?
4%nttport: Der Studs, neil er qIei6
nit Der Rutbe auf bic WeIt fom4nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

unter GolIegen. Griter
@6uuIpieter: rSait OH ge6Ort, unIer
college M&auImeber bat Dom 6er8og
bic 9oloene MeoaiIe fir 8unt uno
0iTenT6aft betommen?" - 3neiter
S9ouIpieIer: n8as On fugit! SD
tpuBte gar ni6t, oaB er Di1eni4aft=
lid tbdtig it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

8eru6t8ung.- rga, metr1
Qieb6en, elm Rab lift gebro6en, Der
Motor lit befeft unO 0u lie8it i'm
9truBengraben, bus 1T .-vStanz
bal0s uno entieBli4!"-r4ber &tno,
bq5 pufiirt SeOermunn, bus 1T zines
Der aQtGgli9en @reignife, lteit 9u
benin gar feline 3eitungen?"
gefG6rIt8er. - sd babe
mein Qe6en i9on in 3pei PiItolenz
0ueQen ristirt." - r9ub, i4 babe Ell
ne QutOmobil 8ettfabrt mitgez
ma6t."
@t6r fpar m. Sunger
Maun: Limb 1T S4r 6rdulein Sod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Ghiffsuahriflteu.

0enz0 ri, 20. Suli. 9ter
angefommen iinb beute Die 9ampfer
n8dberldnb" BON Nntperpen II. nRotz
terbam" BON Hotterbum.
@citln, 20. Suli - 9afiirt lit
bier Der BON Repzgort nu4 Plp@
mouth, G6erbourg unO 9amburg be-
itimmte 9amPfer n9enniploania."
plymouth 20, Suit. Der
0umpfer n8raf Wdlberiee" ftd3 BON
bier mad Nepzgort in See.
6out9ampt 0 Il, 20. Sult. -
a6gefu6ren mad Nenzgort lit beute
BON bier Der 9umpfer r8urbdrofo. "
QiperpooI, 20. Suli. 9ier
a~ngelangt lit beute Der 9umpfer ~@iz
Gillian" BON Montreal.
MppiIIe, 20. Suli.- Die 9am=
pfer .4itoria," BON Nep : Yort na3
Glasgow untertpegs, unb ~Pretoz
riun," BON Montreal na4 2tDerpool
beitimmt, trafen beute bier Elm nno
feBten 8eibe tire 8eiie fort.
8ouGogne, 10. Sult. - 4bgez
fa6ren BON bier mad Nen@gort lit
beute Der 9ampfer n9otSOdm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

Mnn4e 2eute qlei6en Der
Glettri3itdt; lie miifen erIt erregt perz
ben. bepOr lie etlpas bon Ti6 qeben
f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

Ri6t beutGi6 genug.-
Sunger Mann: o6err 6teirbu6er, lit
bic 9anO Sbrer 3o6ter nod frei2"-
S%etinbuber: p8ebuure!" - Sunger
damn: r@as beoausrn sic, baB lie
nod frei 1T, pOer Dab lie ni4t fret
iIt?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Ginf bekanntt Gbat(aht

I'll es, baB burd bic @ane perurId9ta
&opfidmersen, Onspepfie, Masen=
fdure, Mdlaria, 8%erftopfung unb
fdmmtli6s bamit berbunbene arart.
beiten bur9
2mtt's 2eber EiHen
tuaftdHoia furirt tuerbene
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

8roBmitbtg.- @obn; r8ds
Ter, i'd min 2uftf8iffsr perOen."
@dter (9ener0s): nSut, f4uff' Dir
man erit ne SonbeI IN n 8uQon an,
bic 2uft I6ent' id Dir Damn ba5u."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22


rragt die A. Die Sute, Die Ir Inner GekaIt Hah
Inter ~ ~~
Hsh5ifs &1HILZM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

ct. 2eo's Stride aufge6dbrt, BON mo
aus am 9onneritag Die 8e~srbi9ung
ifottfinben piro. 8ater @nbreis binz
terldBt cine 53pefter in Stalien uno
einen Neffen, Der in Surin 33eologte
1tuDirt.
.6rantfurt" angeton M
men, Der Norbb. 2lobbz0 ampfer
r6runffurt," am 9. Sult bon Bremen
na9 Baltimore uno @alOei ton in See
gesangen, pirb morgen p0er Sonnerz
itag bier ertpartet. @r bringt gegen
1000 9afugisre, BON benen bic folz
senben in Der &aiite fdbren: SRI. s.
3. ban 0eman, 9r. Sofep6 6la4s,
SRI. 9. 5pr6Fimer, 6rau GbriIttan
9elb, 9r. Ostar 9enIdel, Sr. Ser
Mann &nuuth, 6r. s. Pabius, 6r. 5.
@uff, 9r. Soiepb Sbp6oba, 5rau
0eronifa SpobOoa. 5r. 2ubpig
@6ortie unb 9r. Urban. Die Diff
siere bes 0ampfers iinb: Captain g.
Mlbre9t, 1. Sffiaier s. SembiG, 2.
Offi5ier s. Mer8, 3. Offi5ier $.
@rpbe, A. Offi3ier u. 9enten, 1. Muz
fGinift Snsenieur 6. Sanoer, 2. Maz
idiniit g. 9oegg, 3. Mai4tniit %.
springer, 4. Mui6iniit @.gaaumann,
Mer5te: Or. 6. p. B. 9elIen unO Or.
s.. 8aumann, probidntz unb 3abl=
meifter S.S0obnborit, 9ilfs=p rubiant=
unb z3ablmeiiter 8. 9sper, Oberitetpz
arb 90. R0ben, Sberto9 8. Wuder.
Gabren iiber Ren gort.
Die folgenben 8altimorer iegeln
beute BON NepSYOrt aus. nit Dem
Gprbb. 2lobb : 0ampfer raaiier
mifbelm Der 3peite" mad Bremen:
Or. 0arrn 6riebsntpaIo. Jraa 3arrl
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
Markillie.

4tasstst. Ea5- IIso hiillS. +.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonnell was visiting with
her parents Sunday.
Miss Jennie Wilson is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs, Warn.
Miss Flora Frost is on her claim again
after few days absence.
MI. and Mrs. Wilson was visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Sunday.
Miss Stella House Sundayed with Mrs.
Warn and Miss Jennie Wilson.
Sunday School at Mrs. Christopher's
with large attendance, but no preach
ing.
Jay Pepper is back from Minnesota,
and his sister Alice and friend re-
turned with him.
Mr.. Warn and Mr.. Palmer are finish
ing Mr.. Smiths house; plastering and
building a new chimney.
We hear that George Christopher is
to have the Markillie postotfice. We
hope it is a true report.
Mrs. Adriance from Pawpaw, Mich,
ia visiting with her daughter Mrs.
Charley Austin for the summer.
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Wright re-
ceived some choice Strawberries from
their old homo in Michigan last week.
Geo. Thompson has been patching on
his claim for several days but has be
come tired of it and returned to Minot.
Mrs. B. Odell and daughter Ethel,
Miss Minnie Keller and John Davis are
in the Turtle mountains on two weeks
outing.
The dance held at Elmer Smiths
last Friday night was we'll attended:
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith served cake and
lemonade
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24

A gypsy woman IN tent has
been raking in hundreds OF dol
lars this week telling thefortlnes
OF our business men and others.
The unwarv are caught on the
street by those who have already
been Kangaroo" aud taken to
the tent where the dim veil OF
the future is lifted and all the Sc.
crets of the past disclosed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24

H. Il. Wheeler's hand was
struck by a CHANGING bullet near
the shooting gallery and a pain
i'll wound was inflicted on his lit
tie finger. The gallery is very
dangerous place and the mana
ger should see that the shooters
are more careful.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
Card of Thanks

We extend our gratitude to our
friends who were SO kind to us
during the late illness and death
Of our beloved daughter and sister
Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tolgen
and family.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
MICK M. BGE1-11, Owner

Snap in a farn-16O acre farm
title guaranteed. / miles north
Of Minot, I miles from G. \.
tovnsite. 5O.acres III crop, nice
level land, team horses, wagons,
and harness, small house and
barn, spring on farm. Al for
less than $50 per acre: $1,000
cash. Murray & Nixon, Mnot,
n. Oak. Otf
The Minot Milling Go. is some
thing like newspaper; it gets
new Subscribers every day. Sub.
scribers for what? Why for the
"Pride Of Minot" Of course. Stf
The Pride of Nlinot' is now
three months old and is beginning
to talk. n9tf
The annual meeting of the New Eng
land Educational association at Boston,
Mass, from July 9th to 18th one fare
plus $500 from Minot, tickets Oh sale
from June 29th till July 3rd on the G.
N. Ry.
The G. N. Ry will sell round trip
tickets on July 7 and q, Aug 1 and Is,
Sept Land Is to all points in Idaho,
Oregon, Washington at one fare plus
50 for round trip, good for y days fron
Minot.
Taken up-Nels Sangstad took uq
in Sec. 80 1882, 5 work horses Wednes
day June "a. There are , bays ard :
grays. Owner is requested to prove
pay damages and take same
away ~ 70
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24
5 l, Minor Topics !,

INNnNArNNN<N1A<aG,N>NN<oN
Elic Ramstad is visiting. in
IONA.
..ts. 7DErs Storey visited lis family at
II Ears last. week
Hagbardt Olson is building a
resideGcsTat Portal.
,1 Mrs. i. "A. Larson is visiting
friendssin St. Paul.
b. j. Stump, Lone Trees mere
chant, visited Minot Saturday.
Vt Mrs. A. Z. Moen OF Mayvilla is
/, visiting at rancher Mike Gems.
Mrs. Chas. Irwin and son re-
TUNED to their claim after a visit
in town.
Read Martin Jacobson's add this
week, you are III need Of what he
offers.
Wisch and Atkins will open a
hardware and furniture store at
Walter.
HI. Auslander announces that he
is selling bread, at 5 cents a, loaf at
his bakery.
The Misses Madison Of Wilmar,
Mimi, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Lynch.
A. IeSueur spent Monday and
Tuesday in Towner assisting in
several legal cases.
Oscar 0. Berg returned to Hoop
pie after a sojourn on his claim
near White Earth.
Eugene Nichols fell in fit
Tuesday morning in front OF
Coopeirs jeNelry store.
ID. e. Hill Of Watcomb, Wash,
is visiting Grant Conley and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Miller.
Mrs. L. Gilroy and family ex-
pect to leave shortly for Nova
Scotia to visit the old home by
the sea.
e. Ashley Mears Of Minneapo-
lis, formerly OF Minot. spentSun-
day in the city visiting old
friends
The Methodists will worship at
their new church next Sunday.
Mr.. Jones will preach morning
and evening.
Theodore Selken informs us
that he did not send $50 to a CHI
cago woman. We gladly correct
the statement.
D. G. Greeuleaf has returned
from Illinois where he spent a
month He reports the weather
very wyt there.
Mayor Roach and p. p. Lee
visited the new town Of Gordon
where Mr. Lee expects to put in
a branch store.
A sample of wheat from thee. A.
Stiles farm brought to this Office
measures two feetand eight inches.
The best we have eazsss-,a yet.
Miss Annie Olson leaves on
Thursday the twenty-fifth for
Minneapolis where she will visit
her sister for a few weeks.
Mrs. Capt. Burnham and
daughter Maroret Of Tacoma,
Wash. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James W.. Briggs this week.
Rev. N. Nilsen, pastor Of the
Scandinavian church was mar
ried in Minneapolis last week and
will bring his bride to this city.
JP.. and S. w. Davis Of Mime
sofa are starting a hardware store
at Gordon. 1t is reported that. two
new elevators, will b. erected there.
The. Minot base ball team went
to Harvey and played that team
Friday AT the end oflO innings,
Harvey was declared the victor, l
to 10.
Mrs.@Geo. IS. Wilson arrived
from Kalispell, Mont. and ac-
companied BY Mrs. Ernie Temp
kins left for Maine to visit three
months.
Sunday Schools have been or
ganized at Centerville and Hidden
wood Lake and church services are
being held at both these places
every week.
@. r.. and G.. d. Colcord are en-
\ PERTAINING their mother, Mrs. r. V.
Colcord and brother-in-law and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs F. Waller, Of
Sterling, Ill.
A. C. Benton, Fl. E. Wheeler's
. popular head clerk, rides a bike
tout Il Dis claim every flight and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-24

Tickets will be sold July 3 and 4
limited to 9Th to the following points, at
one fare for round trip: st. Paul, Min
neapolls, Painsville, Elbow Lake, Ledger
wood and Hankinson, on the G. n. ny.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-25

Sic tpuren MN auf Der 606e angez
lan9t unO gingen i'm ruI6eren 3empo
-bOrijber an zen jeBt Doe uno berIaFen
l~iegenoen 8irtbf6aft8gdrten oer8aitz
4duier Dem tIeinen Qnpeien Der Sc
I6piiter 6ermunn gu.
IS mar nur cine gan3 feline
Srauergeieui6aft, bic >ii6 bier berz
iammeIt bate. 6eOnig's blafes, oer=
peintes Geii6then lab ben @intretenz
ben aus Dem i6par3en S6Ieier, Der
e5 umra6mte, fat fremo entgeger.
Suliu5 IU6te Die S6meitar gu tr0iten,
81 itiiBen. Q(6er Der tno6en6aft niloe
S4mer3, Der Elm groBe8 @eftif nod
nt4t begreiftieine beri09nenb e8endIt
nt4t a6nt, Brad 6ei inn INNER piez
Der our6. Neben ben 8eIhDiTtarn
itano Die ate Mdrie. Sic I6ien biel
8ebiitter, aI5 Dor einigen 0oten,
dlter, nieOergebeugt. 2lber trDBoem
flimmerie e5 mun6mal in i6ren
gldn3lofsn Qugen auF, ME 3riump6.
sic mar ia uni6ulDig gsrpeieH, i6re
Mart6u. 9a8 llngIiit blieb, o6cr
man tonnte es frei uno often CUR
S6au tragen.
HeinbDlo Ottmann fam Dem @eiitz
li6en entgegen, nit benz er i6on friiz
Der Die Greignifis ourhgeIpro6en
bate. Qus ieinsn 53iigen mar bic
Spdnnung Der IeBten @o6en GENT
den. Gr iob- tiefernt aus. 2(ber bod
mar er fpieoer ru6iger, glei6mGBiger
geporOen. gr bate feline 4fli6t az
than. Ni6t8, als einfa6 unD e6rli6
feline PfIi6t. Der 2o6n mar Elm nett
b0berer, be7erer getpeien, ais er ers
hOffte,
Qud Soo6im bon R0Oer mar gez
tommen, nddoem i6m Sttmann qleih
nad Wartba's Sob Die SQ6lage err
tIdrt bate. Spnit naren mn md
penige Nadbarn un0 i6re Trauen an
neieno.
9ebpig bate an lire @erponoten
uno 8efunnten nod feline &arten perz
Ianbt; audi in Den 3eitungen, rpelfe
pie ieltiame 2Oiung Oes !6o6berg=
qrO5eiIes in ipaItenlangen 8sri6ten
beIpra6en, mar auf R~ein6olo's Gr>
fu6en Die Stunbe Der 2ei6enfeier
ni6t 6efannt gemd6t porben. Sic
tpoQten 2lGes fin buben uno MOLTEN
nidt 10 Dielen neugierigen 8liden
StaHo baltea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-25
Giehfntters INN strnhnrriIr.

5oIgenOes ijno bic auf ben itaatliz
den @oogen fir Sen, StrOb Il. /. ID.
9eitern er3ielten Preiie:
9OrOpeItlt6 9eupuo9e.
9eu.-5imotbp 500 bis $21, 8Iees
6eu SIT Bis $18 pro Some.
Stro6.-0ei5enitro6 81 Bis $12,
Goggenitro6 SIS Bis $40 pro Some.
Mais-pro SAP $500.
9efIi6e 9eupuuge.
9eu.-3imot61 $21 bis 500, 8Ieuz
6eu $18 pro Some.
StrOb.- 8ei5enItro6 SO, Roggenz
itrob $18 Bis $40 prO Some.
Mois-pro SAB 1925.
WetIide 9eupuage.
6su.-3imot6D $21 Bis $22, &leez
beu ST. Bis $18, gemii6tes $40 Bis
500 pro Some.
6tro6.- Roggentrob $18 Bis $40,
0ei3enItro6 81 Bis $12 pro Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-25

gang tur3e Rippsn, 94c.; Seiten7ped,
1O3c.; gon3e 2ei6itiite, lie; Spedz
S6uItern, 1O4c.; Sugar : GureO"
S6ultern, Ole; 66inten, 154c.;
o6ne 9aut, 144c.; 9icnic. Ole;
gMeB" S6peinefIsiid, $500 pro
SAP; S4moI3-in 3ierces, gut rafz
finirt, &c.; in 5GFern, &c.
&offee: R~otirungen iinO ipie foIgt;
auf Der 8aii5 BON 81 Gents pro
PfunO fir 8io g}r. Z; Santos Tic.
biz lit; Maracaibo 81. Bis 1916;
SABA 100, bis 23c.; Mrtto 18c. BIS
19c.
ger0Fettr 8offes: 6. g. g., in 81
item Zoe, bis 10.2Oc. pro 9funo;
in 8ji6fen uno 6dden, reincr Ja0u,
32c. bis $3.50; Sdpa uno Motta, gez
mifdt, 279c. Bis 28c. bro 8funD; reIz
ner Marocai6o. 22c, Biz 224c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-25
gGci6erlif.

G6tcago, "a. Suli. - Dennis
uno Baltimore, na6 ben Qu8Iagen Der
9oli5ei 3pei Der geriebeniten 8eloz
i6rantIprenger unO 8~ontrduber i'm
QanOe, 8eiOe BON G6ica9o, entfamen
borIebte NQ6t nit 6ilfe Don Orei
Mei6ern aus benz 9efGn9niTe in
@aufe76a, 8i8c. Der Plan Der Be-
Freiung puroe i6On Dor einiger 3ett
in G6ico9o u~u5ge6edt unO Die Poli3ei
Bate GenntniB Don Dem GDmplot.
Qu6 Die 8e6Droen BON 8outeIba
lDurDen bena6ri6tigt, ebenio ais
bic 0ei6er nit SGgen uno anOeren
not6penOigen 0erf5eu8en ndd 8duz
fe56a du76ro6en. 3roB uGeoem iiberz
liIteten bic 0ei6er ben S6eriff unO
Die 8efreiung purOe uuSgefiibrt. 4u5z
brii6e aus ben @efdngnifen in
Sona56oro unO QGeOo, SG5., perOen
e6enfoG5 0ieien @ei6ern 5u8eIariez
Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-25

Gonndl.gluffs, Soma. 2 Gage.
Goncorb, q. so, 10 5tunota.
gtHptr, Golordbo. q 1dgt.
3stroit, g}i2., / Tag.
@alustou, SeEas, 2 5ogt > StuEeFas
Sarrts5urq. IA. 3 Stuuosu.
6artforo. Connecticut, = StuHesa
indianapolis. 9ub., l EaJ.
Sddiou, WtifHfhppi. 2 Eaoc.
aaticugiat. T~loripl, | Ia1.
Rouias=Gito, UttHourj, , Ia9t.
git:lt Rcd. grtauias. Z 9al IS stusbr&'
Qouis0iat, RI. / 9as . 5tuuo,H.
mcm5bis. Ieun., 1 5dg 5 SturssH.
9lo5ilc, @@labamd, 1Gae 8 Stuuotu.
Torfclf 9jrqiuitu, L StpEDtr.
1tr=CrttaHs, "a, I Eca 10 5tuHee%
6tant 0tp=Qori, 5 StuuDtR.
Cml5u, 0ebrasla, , SAGE.
gerilaub, gajat. I Ta1.
Q0rtlano, Crtaor, 5 Rage.
@bjtlotlp5ia, "a, 3 Stunosa.
Hittsbur9, IA. II StIno;u.
9rpUlOtncc. RS. is Stunetn.
@olcjah. N.=E, rs St1Hocu.
Ct 2ouis Wjfruri, 1 Iaa 6 StuuOeS.
g Qaul, Niuuciota, ! Tag y StunosE
San Graulj5co. Gal, 4 Rage Il StuHoeA
3optia. Rauia5, . I1at.
goi.3u, N(aH, Is 5tunotR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-25
IA. &dpttel.
q ustlinQen Il.

,3pei Sage ipGter puroe W}artba
6ermunn 81 8ra6e getragen. lleber
Dem 8alOs, Den lie 10 iebr gelie6t,
lag gIeiBenO uno i6immernO Der erite
S6nee.
Die 8Glte bate gleia f6arf ein8ez
ieBt, 10 DoB Die peiBe 9ede lie8en
blieb.
3a3u gldn3te bic Some an Dem
belbluuen 6immel nit einem ~falten,
meIiingartigen 8Ian3e, oef1en gel6es
2i6t 8erge uno 36Gler ij6erflllt6ete.
Sm tiefen S6peigen lag Die 0elt.
Nur Ou8 8l0d6en, ba5 Der feline W}iz
niitrant eifrig i4nang, geIte Our6
Die grpBe StiQe. Der ate 8~farr6err
bate Die 8ei6piIter 6ermann I6on
emit getauft, tie tpuren pit o1e 9rei
3uiammen 6ind6genanDsrt in feline
Stride, uno es mar inn Elm erquiterz
Der @n6lid geipeien, oieie frii6en,
i60nen 8eiihter aus BEN 3ei6en Der
iibrigen 8ir6enbeIuder ouftauden 81
feben. Q}un fam er iel6it BEN iteilen
@eg berauf UNI 9a8, mas itsr6lih
mar DON Mart6a 6ermann, 6ina63uz
geleiten na6 jenem itiQen Orte, Der
alien MiiOen, 0eItfljj6tigen, cine
iifere 6eimitGtte bietet.
Der ate 9err ieuf3te i4per, iDd6z
renO tie A06er, INNER 606er bergan
itiesen. 9a5 SdidIat Oe5 iungen
8eien5 ging inn meni6li6 na6e. gr
ri6tete nidt itrenge, mas piroiI6e
2eiOenI9aft" 6eiBt. gu Ian8e 7a6 er,
DAP e6en oieie 2eioeni6aften bic gro
ZEN, erptgen 3riebfeDern Des Qe6en5
iinb. 4u5 linen pG6it RE engroB bus
S6idial ,empor, Ou5 ben Gtnen 3erz
malmt, ben Qnoeren binauf6e6t gum
2t6t, CUR 6rei6eit.
SO mar es audi bier gene len. M}arz
tia 9ermann mar Da8Opfer De5 blinz.
ben S6idIal5 ~geporDen, a6er DieIe5
S6idfal entlptdelte Ii6 Do6 aus Der
9rOBen 2eiOeni6aft i6res 2e6en5. G5
mar ni6t5 8Ieines, nibt5 Niaorige8
an i6r getpeien. @rl0it, in 6rieOen
mar iie 6inii6er gegangen, cine I'm
i6ulOige, nelder e5 nod in IeBter
MSinute per90nnt getpeien, ben i6pez
rem S6atten, Der auf t6rem Namen
unO auf Dem hires @elie6ten bofttte,
tpeg3upii6en.
Der ein3ige S6uloi8e mar 0elus.
limb audi Oieier bate nur Die 9fli6t
unOsr6riidli6er 3reue gegen feline
6errin erfii1t, er bate belFen ipollen,
i6r Bethlehem.
So pG6it audi aus 9uten 8e9uns
gen unO GmpfinOungen oft un6eil
uno lln8liid rieien4Qft empOr. Msnz
i6enlo5l
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Torm-Vouo in

u ltuta I'M Qretit hei9tu0 INN tint Capital.
4nla6. oesbolb. 8eDtaugrJugsno. Sin cute go
d6trsGarm in DIR 3amess&iUus9aaep II IlT %
Noldy5 pro alder ST. U~tyiauigu. Soliot St9aun'
C8obn5aus. Staa iur 20 Gopit, GOrubdus iil
1900 bis 5000 guiatl Gctrciou; gutc5 9Gader =
por5aQli6es 2auD, allies ~3uiammeu, Ici4t roltHo;
$50 gdcr INTERIM gi!Gg, $50 atcr Grassland
8ut3 6ruote itots 5dbr IND ua@ptlsii9 Dobe sr-
tTaes idbigttit. SsBt pa@jtuOe GrHote taHH mn
uberHoWmtu DCrOtu. Ndbttr iir oiclc J'rm ms
81 baden. Iur 6uIbt 4uBublung De-
&auigel0ss u0tbiq. 2u6 feline @upeien pret5D'ri5
5U 5ab:n. Yitlc bcutib: 9~.nieOler. Der G'9th1
t5Hmtr 5r. &6Etg, =. 8. Jreoerl1' SroiOH
60, goutb Eutotl. SUNlo-)
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0ciraths=9 icen;eu.

6otgenbe 9eirat6a< 2icen3en pur0en
geitsrn 0ur8 ben @ttuor Oes Common
qlsas. Cert6ts au89eiteat:
3ofep6 %g}eu6ausr, 80, uno 2lnna 81.
gi6en6aAt, SO; Qpplifont S, 6.
8uele, g}r. 8O5, GoqingtOnzQOe.
Ru6en s. 8iuioms, 26, Ii. Morp
6arper, q; 4pplitant Gbas. 8ruuz
mann, g}r. 1850, SAILS Roao.
36omus 81. Glearp, IS, uro 9ou=
fine Qearnp, 26, 8etOe pon 94iloOel~
p6io.
Q6ra6om Marts, %, 0r. I'LL,
Oft = grattitroBe, unO Sennie 64erz
ner, IS.
Wm. ". 6orton, 80, Nr, 1921,
8raoforOitraBe, uno 0}omie g.6unf,
IS.
Midael e. 0ono6us, AZ, Gr.4827
0ooOlano Noenue, uno Qtnna Gsciz
Tia M}urp6p, Is, 8eioe Don PhilooeIz
p6id.
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@iehm1rftcs

G6icago, "a. SuIi.-3inOoieR:
5eutige 3ufu6r 1000; Mortt itetig;
9reiie $3.50 bis $3.50. Sdmsine:
6eutige 3ufu6r 10000, mOrgen TO-
900, ij6rig ge6lie6en 1000; Martt Sc.
Bis LOT. nieOriger; 9reiie $40 bis
1915, S6ofe: 9euti9e 3ufu6r TO-
900; Martt itetig; 4reiie; S6afe So
Bis 81; QGmmer 1925 $50.
Sat 2ibertn, 4a., "a. Suli.
Rinopie6: Marft itett9; 8retIs
$3.50 Bis $40. S6peine: Martt
Ie66oft; 9reiIe $500 bis $500.
S6afe: Mortt itetig; Preiie $3.50
Bis $500.
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6SorIleBAHS.J
Gr fam ais Elm iegnenoer, befrelenz
Der Gnoel, DeFen 3aben nit Gbrfur4t
erfiiQte, a6er ni6t nit Sdauer urIo
gangen. g}a4 einigen Ytinuten pur@
be 6a5 96ueigen nod tiefer, Die
Stiue fat fi6lbar. 0lit bretten,
Ounfen S9pingen treifte etIDaS
0ur6 ben Raum. unO Ddnn Elm 4utz
at6men. M}tt iorgiumer 9ano l0ite
Der Qr3t Mdrt6a's Qtrme Don 9o4z
6erg's 6als. 2argIam lieB er ben
30rper 3uridgletten. ngs 1T Dor
ii6er," iagte er leiIe.
SeOpiq noQte uu16reien in einem
iG6en GntieBen. Q6er Rein6OlD'5
S0dno ialoB ibr ionft ben 9furO.
5prqiam fii6rte er tie binauS. 0tarie,
Sulius, SOieph S4ott uno Der 4r5t
folgten.
r@ir limb am Gnoe," iagte Der 8oz
li3eibeamte, yes pirO na4 Dem beeioez
ten @eitdnoniB Der @eritorbenen nur
me6r iebr fur3e 3eit Oauern uno @gon
9o46erg 1T mieOer Elm FREEZER Ytann,
Sd perDe i'm in einem Der geben3imz
mer erparten, nm nit Inn mad Der
Stoot gu fa6ren. @tnItpeilen g0nnen
mir inn uno un5 nod eintge M}inuten
Der Hube."
Die 6erren 5ogsn ii6 5uriit. @u4
Der 4r3t ging.
Rein6olo unO 6eopig itunOen Oi4t
~aneinanoer gele6nt. limb jeBt crit
fano Das Mdoten Die erlOienoeR
56rGnen.
0rinnen absr in oem itiaen Sob
ten3immer fab Der Mann in Den 8Ieiz
bern zines 6trGflin88 nod lange ne
BEN Der gelie6ten 3oOten unO ia6 inlz
mer3u in oieie5 jeBt 10 frieoli4e,
i60ne, 6o6eitsDoIe 9eii6t. offer
Sturm, aae 6ur6t unO 4ngit paren
pori6er. W}it Gem 8oOe, Oieiem I'M
enOliden 8efreier, mar 8ube eingez
tebrt; Ru6e, StiQe unO ieli8e &Larz
heit
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Dies mar i~ns6eionOere Ggon Sod
5erg's @unid, Der, mad einge6enOen
8erb0ren, na6oem nun feline b0lige
llni6ulo flur an Sage leg, auf freien
SUB geieBt mar. Gr LAB audi ieBt in
Dem Ster6e3immer aQein neben Dem
6ersit8 gei6IoTenen Sarge. gtur
ni6t M}eni6en ieben mii7en, fremoe
8eiidter. gr mar md INNER 10
miiDe, Die 8elG6mt BON az BEN neuen
GinOriidsn, ben neuen NusItdten.
GortieBung fOI9t.)
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9arlc9en ant OrunOsigcntbunt.

9nrlcbcn auf WDbeln uno aaScrc
6iatrbtit,n fir 9 9y~OJtnt-Gcuuu nab o,m rsu,n
SsitB; ]pribatiut.
Rtdbter. Rr. 2IO, CRsecriustonsS Ctr.
3imn,r Tr. 4, s@auiaHt=9uiIoin9.s
Su Ger Cfhce ptrr Seutfb oefprOd,eu.
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