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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24
Not mt Home.

A little girl on being told by her
mother that when child died an angel
came and took her up to heaven
thought deeply for a moment, then
said, ma, IL an angel comes asking for
me say am not inv'-New Yorker.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24
The Hnppy Parr.

She-Did your uncle die happy? He
We'll, to tell you the truth, l didn't
notice him, but everybody else seemed
very happy.-Boston Transcript.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24
Live Stock Markets.

DETROIT-Cattle: Choice steers.
$4.75@5.25; light to good butcher
steers and heifers, S2.50@3.90; mixed
butchers fat COWS. S2.75@4. Veal
calves, S350@475; mich COWS and
springers, S25@5O each. Best spring
lambs, $6.50@7; light to common
lambs, $4@475; yearlings, $4,000;
fair to good butcher sheep, 1904; culls
and common, $2@2.50. Hogs-Light
to good butchers, $495@5O5; pigs,
$4.S50490; light Workers, $495@5;
roughs, s3.250425.
CHICAGO -Cattle Market steady;
good TO prime steers, $5.75@5.65; poor
to medium, $450@5.50; heifers, 500
$40; calves, S2.50@55O. Hogs--Mixed
md butchers, $51O@5.3O; good to
choice heavy, $5.S0@5.40; light, s5O5
@5.SO Sheep-Good to choice weth-
ers, $475@6.75; fair to choice mixed.
$4@4.75; native lambs, clipped, $50
CTS; spring lambs, $5@7.75.
EAST BUFFALO.--Cattle: Best ex-
port steers, $606.2O; shipping steers
s5.25@5G5; fat COWS, $4@4.25; heifers,
S4.50@4.75. Hogs, firm; pigs, $3.50:
Workers, $5.SO@5.4O; mediums, $500
5.45; heavy, $5.45@5.5O. Best spring
lambs, s7Q7.25; culls, common, $3.50
l5.5O; best sheep. $5.25@5.5O Calves,
steady; best, $3.50; heavy, s4@4.50.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24

WILL BuA-
Specifics cure by acting directly on tho
sick parts without disturbing the rest OF
the system.
No. for Fevers.
No. 2 - Worms.
No. 3 Teething.
No. A g Diarrhea.
No. 2 Coughs.
No. 8 Neuralgia
No. 8 Headaches.
No. 10 :" Dyspepsia.
No. IL Suppressed Periods.
No. II " Whites.
No. 10 90 Group.
No. IA {" The Skin.
No. Is 90 Rheumatism.
No. 16 Malaria.
No. 10 Catarrh.
No. 20 Whooping Cough.
No. 81 I" The Kidneys.
No. 80 The Bladder.
No. n La Grippe.
Z In small bottles of pellets that fit the vest
pocket At Druggists or mailed, 25c each.
- Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Med. Co., Cor. William & John Streets.
New York.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24
GENERAL MARKETS.
Wednesday. June e.

DETROIT.-Wheat No. 1 white,
$1.O2; No. 2 red, s1.O2; July, 90c; Sep
TENDER, S6%c Corn--No. 8 mixed,
4S1sc; No. 2 yellow, sic. Oats-No. 3
white, 44c. Rye-No. 2, 75c. Beans
Spot, $1.60; Nov, S1.55. Clover-Octo-
Der, $5.75.
CHICAGO. = Wheat: New July,
S4%c; new Sept, 797sc; July, S5Ac;
Sept, S11sc. Corn-July, 4S%c; Sept,
1870. Oats-July, 39Bc; Sept. 321sc.
Pork--July, $13.O2; Sept, $3.50. Lard
July, sos; Sept, $725. Ribs-July,
$752; Sept, $772.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-06-24

MRS PINKHAM-I cannot tell
Lydia E PinkhamS Vegetable Compound
to bed before
table Compound
could
able before continued
KY"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21
Seattle kasrs p. p. a N.

Seattle. Jan. 2o.-There was story
afioat yesterday to the effect that the
Offices OF the Pacific Packing q Navi-
CATION Company would be removed to
Bellingham within few days This
report failed Of confirmation at the cfiic-
es Of the company. and, Receiver ,. A.
Kerr said last night that the company
had no intention Of making . change.
at least until the Alaska canning seas
on. was opened.
, The basis for the story was the faca
that much OF the company's furniture
had been sold to the Interstate Res
Cedar Shingle Company and the Offices
In the Globe building occupied by the
packing company had been leased hy
the shingle corporation. The Pacific
Packing q Navigation Company is stiii
occupying portion Of the room IN the
Globe building the company formerly
held.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21
,edes. in command o. the government

New York, Jan. 2o.--It Is reported
here. says a Herald dispatch from ST.
Thomas. d. w. r., that the Dominion
minister Of foreign affairs, accompan-
LED by delegate, has left Santo Do-
mingo scr Washington to attempt TO
make arrangements with the United
states to establish psotectcrate over
the republic Of santo Domingo.
Vigorous bombafdment Of the capital
continues by the forces Of General
JIminez. Man refugees including sew
erai deputies, have arrived here On the
French steamer from Port Au Prince.
Hayti.
A dispatch last night from San Juan.
Porto Rico correspondent Of the Az
ISOLATED Press, announced the arrival
there Of a delegate on his way to WASH
ington with the object OF soliciting rec
ogniticn Of the Morales government and
the issuance Of an exequateur to it,
consul general in New York. No men
tion was made Of desire for pro-
tectorate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21
COLOMBIA HESlTATES TO
MARCH ON PANAMA

New York, Jan, 2o,--Strong indicat-
ions that there will be no war between
Panama and Colombia have been OBJ
served by Bishop Junguito, who has
Just returned from Carthagena ana
Barranquilla, cables the Panama COR
respondent of the Herald. The Bishop
journed to Colombia to see the papal
nuncio who Is en- route to Rome. he
declares that many OF the soldiers VINO
went to the front along the Panama
border have returned in Ill health
The soldiers from the interior, he says,
cannot stand the heat Of the climate
and the conditions in the Colombian
camps,
There are no facilities for getting
supplies and there is great suffering
among the soldiers, The hospitals are
reported crowded, and discontent was
expressed everywhere. The troops are
not anxious to start on a hard journey
TO the isthmus and the sentiment along
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21
Firms Repudiate Russia.

Seattle, Jan. 20, o,--Flnlanders In con-
siderable numbers are becoming natur-
allied these days. The imminent likeli-
hood Of a Japanese war IL
thought TO have something to do with
their sudden interest In the matter.
The deputy clerks In charge Of the ma
turalIzation bureau in the county clerks
office say that the Finlanders when
questioned about the matter. express
a lively desire that Russia may be
worsted in the conflict.
Some Finianders have acquired
little knowledge Of American ways.
One Of them inquired with a cunning
smile yesterday II a reduction would
not be made in fees during the city
campaign. He was answered In the
negative. but told that some politician
might tighten the burden for him. He
decided. however. TO pay the freight
himself.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21
Fighting Zone Marked by Visit.
ing, Commanders Complied
With by Consbatants.
REBEL STRONGHOLD 0LDINvEsTED
Conditions In Santo Domingo
Continue Strenuous With
Government Forces
I'm Ascendant.

New York, Jan. 20.--Seven hundred
government soldiers are on the march
to Santiago, the rebel stronghold. says
Herald dispatch from Puerto Plata,
santo Domingo. 1t is believed this
battle will be the most important of
the Jiminez revolution. The rebels are
firmly entrenched in their capital and
II is presumed they will make a des-
perate resistance.
Details Of the re-capture Of Puerto
Plata few days ago by the govern
ment forces show, according to the
Herald's correspondent. that the COM
mander OF an American war vessel In
the harbor practically managed the
battle and that a lighting zone marked
by the commanders Of the United
states and British war vessels was ac-
cepted by the contending forces. Presi-
dent Morales troops promptly respec-
ted the order to cease firing. although
General Jimines's forces. when routed,
ran through the streets and continued
to nre in all directions An American
force, composed Of eight men. with the
stars and Stripes, went to the firing
line and demanded a suspension Of hos
tihties. The commander of the United
states warship then landed a force
Of 100 men and arranged for the sur
render Of the fort. The Americans
disarmed the Jiminez forces and later
turned over the fort to General Ces-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21

the coast fayors the abandonment OF
the idea OF a campaign rather than risk
serious troubles. The people in the
cities are anxious to be rid OF the bur-
den imposed on them. by paying the
army and all the officials on gold
basis. as they have reviewed no gold
from Bogota and the drain Is greater
than they are willing to stand.
The government Junta here has let
ters from Bocas del Toro and other
points showing that there has been no
further advance Of the Colombian
army.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21

New York. Jan. so.--At Lambeth a
coroner's Jury has returned a verdict OF
accidental death in the case Of wo-
man who fell down stairs. says Times
dispatch from London. The jury
reported that the landlord should be
compelled to provide hand rails, the
lack Of which caused the wcman's
death.
The landlord In question is the prince
of wales as the house belongs to the
Dutchy OF Cornwall.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21
Idea Of Having Yukon Exhibit at
Worlds Fair Is Considered
Best Thing Possible.
ENTITLED TO cANADIANspACE| ]
Proposed to Send Vegetable as
Well a. Mineral Products
Together With In
dian Relics.

Seattle, Jan. 2o.-A special from
Dawson to the acknowledgements says:
The idea to have an exhibit OF Yukon
territory products at the worlds fair
AZ st. Louis 10 believed by Elgin
shcsf, one Of the promoters. TO be one
OF the best schemes ever evolved for
the advertising or the Yukon. and he
feels that the Dominion government Ger
talnly win lend its aid. He says:
, The Dominion government has large
space allotted at the st. Louis fair.
The Canadian government viii erect
a large building on the space and al
lot a certain portion OF the building
TO each province or territory In the Do
minion.
Yukon territory certainly 10 entitled
TO share OF the space. and the Yukon
Horticultural Society intends TO ask
for share TO which this district Is
entitled.
Alaska. which has about the same
population an Yukon territory will
spend. understand, at least $4,000
In making an exhibit. This money
is largely, IL not wholly. from the
American government.
The Yukon, estimate. can make
creditable showing with less than $780,
900. Perhaps $4,000 would make a fine
exhibit.
The question Of money for the fu-
kcn territory exhibit VIII be taken up
with the Dominion government soon
The Yukon Horticultural Society has
delegated me 10 confer with Ottawa on
the matter. may so to Ottawa. AT
any rate I shalt press the matter ana
hope for success.
Many fine exhibits of grain, grasses
potatoes and fruits raised In the YUKON
specimens Of gold from different creeks
woods. coal, mammoth and other pre-
hIstohsc bones, Indian collections ana
the like will help to make the exhibit
interesting,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21

Cure the cough and save the life.'
DR. woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds down to the very
verge OF consumption.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21

To Cure = Gold in One Day.
TAKE Laxative BSono Quinins TAB
lets. An drpesisss refund the nnoney
II It fails 70 sure. u. W. Groves sas-
nature is on each box. zse. II
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21

II you do, then why not drink the bea7 Beer
Is not necessity but luxury, and u you must
have luxury Of that kind. then get an article That
b absolutely puss, and which Is made Al home by |
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-21

| As a business proposition. II pays 10 trade at
home. conditions being equal ss to the value
offered, but when you can get better article at
home on as good terms there Is on added reason
for patronizins the home institution ft0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10

fort, inbem Iie i5re So9ter fanft nit
ii6 soq: ,@eien mir frob, mein Sinh,
bah mir Dem @lerben auf feline S9li9e
famen 0u bait Define @efible an
einen unniirbtgen Deri4penbet 49,"
@us Der G%ntfernung BETTE mid nod
@8orl, bieIer llngIiidsmops an. Del
fleine Nuftritt bate einige Neuqteriqe
ungelodt, bic bic brumatif9e @3ene
nit pielem 8e6agen perfplgten. eS9
muB elm duBerit dummies @e1i9t gez
ma6t BADEN, ba man in metner nG9=
ftcn NGbe 9inge bon mir 1pra9, bic
aues Nnbere, nur fein compliment fpaz
rem. Sd 8Og es audi Dor, nit be- onz
berer 8ef9leuntgung ben S9auplab
meiner @erni4tung gu perIufen.
Dim noAIten Sage er6ielt i9 bereits
meine 8erfeBung in cine feline &iiItenz
itabt unb beim nd4iten Advancement
ipurbe t6 iibergangen, ob5tpdr i9 f9on
on Der Het6e mar, gum &apttGn err
nannt 81 perben. 9as berbrob midi
10 iebr, baB i'd ben 9ulObetreBten, fat
ierli4en Rod aus3Og unb ins @tbtl
perfanf -.
Sn einem peltbergeTenen Bureau
trGume iA DON meiner gldn5enben 8ur=
riere, Die i4 gang ii9er gema3t baben
niirbe, tpenn ni6t Elm elenber, hummer.
btder Mops berfeGben elm 10 ~fri63eitiz
ges gnbe bereitet 6Gtte -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10

1treng unb b0fe, unb itrei6eln t9ut er
iie, genau tpte babeim bic liebe Wtdma.
limb besbalb tpartet tie audi geoulD1g
nod Elm 8eil9en. 2ls er aber INNER
nod ni4ts fagt, mu4t fte iia langiam
los. @r merit ni9ts. gr oentt an
cine 3eit, no bas MGb4en bet tbm
mar = gang 10 fd6 lie aus fonoer<
bar nur otter, benn bies bier 1T elm
4inb BON pieIlet4t iieben SaRren.
46er bieIelben 4ugen, basielbe 6aar
unb bas @rib9en i'm Slim. Die Sc
bunfen fommef i4aurenpeiie, pte
MDben nit 1eiIem 6liigeli9Iugen fife
gen tie beran, unb er iiebt fie Dor iia
bic gar8e 53eit unb Ii9 felbft unb bas
Mdbaen 9a 5upft i'm Semano
am Iermel. Ser blonde 8inbertopf
beugt ii4 gu linn beriiber;
n0u, ieBt muB i6 uber geben. Meiz
ne DIANA partet uuf mid, Son i'd
Dir f9neu nod mas bolen?"
Gr fG6rt aus feinem Sinnen auf.
ga, tper lit benin Define Wtama?
Sat tie Did bierber geI9idt?"
yMeine Wuma, bas lit bod Die 6rou
0inter, bic Dir INNER bic 8di4e
tpGf6t. Mein 9apa lit S6loher. llno
bergeI6idt bat iie mid audi ni4t. Sic
mar gar ni6t mai 81 6auie. 4ber
mein 9apa iagte: r2auf nal i6neq,
Mte3e, bq brdu9t SHUTTER bann nt6t
me6r aus5utrugen." rMie5e belize ih
ndmli9," f4IieBt tie enbli4, rtpie met
ne Mumu." - sic ipurtet ungeoulbig
uuf bic @irfung ibrer langen Rebe. -
Der Mann in ben &t1en fiBt re-
q~unqslos. Mie3e 9erla9 = feline
Mie3e = bic bann fpGter ben S6loiz
Ter Winter beirat6ete - er bate Tie
10 lieb unb briidte beibe Iugen gu =
nu6m aues in ben Sauf - es mar
bod feline Mte5e -- unb Die &letne
ba Dor i6m - bic Sleine --
@r beugt ii6 nit elmer rui4en, Aetben
8enequnq iiber bas Sinh.
nWiuit 9u mir nt4t einen SuB ge@
ben, Mie5e," frugt er uno er bort feline
@timme tlingen, beG, tpie por LANCER.
LANCER 3eit.
limb bic aleine TteGt ii9 uuf Die
TuBIpiBen, bebt bus 8eii4tden gu
Inn empor. .3pet feline @rme UNI
i6lingen ibn feIt, unb elm pei4er,
mariner &inbermunb preBt fi4 felt
auf feline 2ippen.
nufF =" mu9t Mie3e Dor &nitrenz
qung, n6ab i9 Did licb, i4 flip Did
tpie meinen pupa!"
DIS Der franfe Siam f4on lGngit
tpieber uuetn 1T, fGingt ibm Die @t;mz
me bes fleinen Mdb9ens nod i'm DIR.
pie fte fagte: SAB t4 Did lieb, td
tiiB' Did pie meinen 9apa!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10

nur ni6ts bapon! -. l1~ebrigens cine
Sbee! 8ebor sic al Sbren Notdr
f6reiben, geben sic bod gu meiner
5rau unO ipre4en Sic nit ibr burii'
Der 80"
8uriboG (aufIpringenb): r8ie,
sic berlungen, baB .....?!"
Sugeotte (bebdrrli9): ySd! So!
Sd bite sic barum! Sic 1T iiber
allies tpObG unterrt9tet unb ptrb Sic
getptB better als i9 belebren tonnen."
5ari6ol Gtroden): SD beoaurt
Iebr, ober es lit mir unmOgli4, bteien
8eiu4 gu MAIDEN -. Cine pt4tige
Ingelegen6eit 49,"
Ser Maior (tpel6er enbli9 gu be-
gretfen b~egtnnt): Sine fpt4tige 4n<
gelegenbeit? Sic pollen un5 bod
ni6t etpa %berIaiien, iunqer Munn2"
5uribOl Gebr tibO: n8iellei9t
tpirb mein 4ufentbalt bier pDn fir
3erer 9ausr isin, ais i4 onfdngli4
qlaubte 49,"
sSugeotte (bittenb): r4ber penios
tens fperben sic bod ni8t ubreiIen,
obne Mabame SugeOtte 4bieu gu Ia
gen? sic tpiirben tie iebr betriiben."
5aribOI (eiiiG: r8ebauers iebr,
aber -. Gi4 f4nelI entferneno, fir
fi9): Nstte 9e1ellf9aft, in Die t9 oa
gerat6en BIN! Sur gut, baB i'd mod
re9t5eitis bic Sale bemertt babe! -.
Metn 8~erm0gen! -. SEPT aber
f6neIl Die Softer gepudt uno fortll"
Sigeotte Gp0ttiia gum Muior, ouf
ben buponeilenben 5uribol 5eigeno):
ng}un, mein 2ieber?"
Der Maior lin Baden ausbre4enO):
r@ie buben re4t, SugeOtte! Sbr Mitz
tel lit better ais meines! Wenn mult
Dem Reben6u6Ier ms !6er3 5ieIt, fam
man iein 3ieI oerfe6Ien; penn man
ober auf feline 80rfe 5ieIt ...."
Sugeotte (pbilofopbii4): Sam
man bunoert gegen ems t~petten, baB
man ms 6er5 trifft!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10
per perrGt6ertfde 2Iops.


Na6rbaftig, i9 f0nnte iebt i'm Ma=
rineminiiterium fiBen, t9 t0nnte Der
Qugapfel Seiner Grce1en5 iein uno
bic ndherigen S6idIa ale meines 8az
terlanbe5 miBten bur6 meme 6dnoe
flieBen, penn ib mir ni6t Die 9unit
oes S9idiuls in lei4tfinniger @etle
perf6er5t bate. 60 bin t6 nun in Die
Hieoerungen eibiltitii9en Qebens perz
bannt, ID ib in elmer peltbergehenen
&an5lei, in Die ME Die 9nabenIOnne
bes 9liids bringt, Elm Dbes Oaiein ais
Su6ulterner fiibren mub. Mtt gebi6z
renber Wutb gepente t9 jenes ni6tsz
p%iirbigen Mppies, Der am 3uiammenz
bru6 meines Slides i6ulb lit. Mopz
fes -?
wSapobl, zines bummes, biden Mopz
ies, Der elm roid 9alsbanb trug unb
n45prl" bteB, bebiente ii9 bas S9idz
fol; INN mid fir meinen Qei9t5inn 81
i~trafen. SD mar bumals etn gliidlt9er
Seefaoet, Der bas &apitdneramen bin
ter ii9 bate unb in Iprgenlpier W2uBe
Ieinem Advancement entgegeniah pobl
nifenb, baB Die fOrbernbe 9anb oes
6errn8iceabmirals iiber ibm f9Debte.
Sd mar nGmli9 nit Ieiner So6ter 10
gut pie berlobt.
9eute fam ih bas feline @%ebeimniB
ia perratben, pie es mir gelung, bes
eeitrengen 9errn 8iceabmirals beionz
beres WoblpolLen 81 ertperben. Der
9err y8ice" beiuB auBer ieiner bib
i9en Sp6ter au9 cine 5%ipeite, etpig
jung iein pplIenDe 5rau, Die
unsemein pergniigungsiii4tig mar.
Muf einem MarinefrGna9en, Oas be-
Ionbers BON jungqn MGb9en febr 5ablz
reid beiu9t mar, gelung es Der 5rau
@iceabmirul abfolut nidt, einen SGnz
aer au betommen. Sd fab, pie ibre
Muqer i'm Saale iuhenb umberirrten,
ME iAr 6err 9emahl Bel allen @er@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-10

nnb fagte troBig: mir eleid, tpenn /
eiftig tperb'!"
@rpbes gritaunen rief bic Srientiz
rungstafel zines 4us1ittspunftes in
ibr mad. nSiebit bu, ba iinb ale Der
qe be5ei6net. Die 2eute poQen eben
nifen, ipie bic 8erge beiben." Snbigz
nirt i6iittelte tie bas 2odentDpf6en:
Die 2eute ni9t 70 neugierig fem
brau6en!"
8ei einem Qusfluge nu9 9abern
faufte lire Mama irsenbein Spielseug
unb duBerte ii6 mir seseniiber %eritaunt
iiber bic 8iaiefeit bes 9egenftanbes.
ySenfe Dir, nur so Yfennig toftet es!"
gbitb interef1irte ii9 audi fir ben bill
Iigen Yreis unb rief ungebulbtg: rSeh.
pie piel 1T benn bus auf beutf6?"
Wie fir ale &inber bate bas Sbeaz
ter aud fir gbitb INNER gang beionz
beren 8ei3. sic ipoate ni9t einmal Die
.3eit bes Stimmens Der Snftrumente
i'm Sr6eiterraum %per5Gumen.
Sn ben lebten Subren, feit tie bod
I6on elm atemli6 sroBes rMdberl" gez
porben, 1T iie otter ols friiber ins
S6eater gefommen. @ber lie 5eigt fi6
bamit nod nt9t sufrieben.
Sch, G%bitberl," fagte Mama lebtz
bin, rfpGter penn bu groB biit, freut
bid bas Sbeater Diellei9t gar ni9t
me6r."
ngben bes6alb muB i9 ieBt bic 3eit
beniiBen," bebauptete iie nit f3lagenz
Der 2ogif."
ga, @bit6erl pG6it beran, bic Sim
beri6ube fangen ibr i4on an gu eng
gu fperben. Sic fliegt ni3t mebr nit
ben ~aolbenen Sligerln Der finoli4en
@rqloiigfeit iiber bic Singe 6intpeg.
Ionbern iu4t in iie ein5uoringen, tie
gu bur9forf4en.
80nnte ma Iol9 elm Wefen Hanger.
piel lGnger in feiner gan5en tinolt9en
6erSigteit senieBen!
8ir Gltern fpre6en oftmals nod IN
@bitbs einftiger u%nbebolfener atnberz
fpra6e miteinanber. Sic = perite6t
lie ni6t einmal mebr. Wttt Webmuth
unb Sreube augIei4 feben mir 1for
elm fleines Sungfrdulein bor uns emit
Ite6en, elm liebli9es Mdb4enbilo, IN
benz fi6 cine carte Seelenthoipe i9ufz
tern reqt. 4ns G9rifttinb glaubt lie
nun i6on einmal nidt mebr. Die
S6ule bat fie in bieiem 8lauben
i9ipanfenb gemu9t, unb ieBt in ben
b06eren 8lahen berielben TT aud ntdt
elm S6atten me6r babon geblieben.
9us lebte @ei6na9tsfeit benabm uns
6ieriiber ieben 3peifel. S9re guppe.
bic ebenfaQs @bitb betBt, befam cine
neue 6immel6laue Soilette.
50, i9 bab' bic Mtama f4on am
blauen &leiberl arbeiten fe6en," be-
fannie fte nu9 Der 8ei4eerung, naber
i9 6ab' ni9ts merten ldiien. gs mar
bait bod Der Mdma bic Sreuo' berbor@
hpu norhpnl"----
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SOf6ert6te Der ,,SuSenO''.

G6linger BEL Sofe. @ie mani
aus Berlin meloet, lit Ser neue TO-
3iaIbemotratiI9e HeidStagss9rGFoen}
@9Iinger nit ben ii6rigen Rei9stagsr
prQiioium inn 8erliner S6IoB erifie'
men, Inn ii6 @. &c. Dem Ruiier oor3ua
fteQen. @r eri6ien in tabeIoier WGz
Idle mo @altlng luto benobm ii6
folt, ober 10 FORFEIT, oIS mar eS bon
ibm e~r1purten fonnte. 02it oen SGns
sen III Den @oientoifen, lportete er
i'm @eiBen Sool ltno pfiff Die Scar
ieiQoiie, bis @. 02oieitGt eri6ien.
9um idritt S6linger Dor uno iagte:
Sinh Sic Der Safer? Sea, Damn
min t4 S6nen Bios id9en, bub Der
altrS ieBt alt0erS neroen mltB, iorit
t0n1ten Sbnen miere Irbeiterbototl'
lone nal eflig uuf Die @ii%bnernugen
treten nit ibrem o%robnenoem S6ritt!
lln0 moS Die .@otcrlanoSloien 8eiclz
len" oltiebt ulo Die ngIenoen" 1no
Die y3uftbalt5borloge" mo 10 tpei'
fer - nit Iolfen f(einen S6er5en III
MN SdluB, WoS?" Sprod)'s, mnd)te
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mes &ommifiion5rotb5 ob, ben ibm
elm @ofmari6oQ in bodytem Illftrdg
0umt u1bot ltno mltrmelte I'M Sim
a~u5ge6en: y8ie beiBt? Col i'd
mir i6enicren bel meiner @Smmunts
tGt?" S6liuger'5 Wt6mleritol5 por
a0nigStbroncn mofte oltf ole Iltpez
ienocn foloIiolcn @tnorltd.
Sci 0cn nGGIten Wtonopern an 6cc
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@rin5 Gbcop6il b0fItielbIt sic gcipins
ncll0c @ortei foum1on0iren 1nO an
S6Iuiie bermitteIS elmer 0lGn5cltocn
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Ncgimenter gcQen Die Dor 9tnfer lie
gcnoe SdIodtflotte ollSfiibre1, nit
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Sieg 5lt icincu @luritcn cntIdciDcn.
&oru1siidtlid iiberllimntt Der bo6bcz
Qabte Ertn5 nod Nblegltll9 0lelcS Sez
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OoS 172. Grs
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8. g. $. @rin5ciiin 2ucinoe, lpels
DIE ultd) in oQcn %ii6rigcn meibli6en
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6ol3brono 5lt mobltbGti8en a3lDefelt
ousgcfiibrtcn @ompenteQer Denies,
lit befanntli6 oltf ais Gomponiitilt
tbGtig. Nhm bat lie iiin8It nod Ell
nem 1ofIteiqen6onoi8 perferti8telr
IGert: sd rpoQt', i6 mar etn 3d.
Qeleinl" Elm 2ico compontrt. Mon
folut o6ne ltebertreibutg iogen, oaB
fem On trofen bIieb, ols lie c8
jiin0it bel einem mlliifolti6en Ibce
nit i6rer uQer60niten Sopronitimme
meiiterboft 3l1m 8ortrog bro6te.
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&rnn Npefie.

0u frugit: Wo 1T bic 9oeiie?
$50 fam moi tie nod fin0en?
Gt!-Do bas 9Gm6en buuernb tpo6nt.
9as IdBt ii6 f4psr ergriinben.
Sic pobnte in Der Ritterburg
Dor alien, alien 3eiten =;
Nun tpo6nt tie nO6l i'm tiefen BuIo
Bel armen 906lerleutcn.
9u tonnit lie treffen u[IerOrt5;
Nuf ub~geleg'nen 8egen,
SIN G9lOBpOrtal - i'm &rmen9ous
8ommt ie Dir oft entgegen.
sic bat elm ieltium 8leiO4en an,
Nus Qi4t urb 2uft %9etpoben:
Rommt i6r Elm S4uiter in ben Beg,
So 1T ba5 Bib 3eritoben.
9em Srrli8t 9lei4 = i6fpebt iie ems
ber,
@r6af8en fam tie tetner
,3ie6'n Sauienbe an i6r oorbet,
lnb Iie6t lie bod faum elmer!
Mitunter tommt elm 8uri9 bes Wegs,
Sin truumberlor'ner T4li4ter 80.
Dem giebt lie la4enO einen 4uB,
rnD MQes nennt i'm: 9i4ter!