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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07
incalculable injury to the state
Ouray Herald.


The people OF this county who have
faith In this as an oil field are arrang-
ing to raise the money to have a well
bored that will make test of the
matter. This is not move to inter.
est outside spectators and sell stock
but II will he purely home enter
prise with home capital. The plan Is
to raise from $4,000 to 10000 and
put 1t in the bank, and then contract
with some party to put down the well
for at least 2000 feet. The idea is to
secure some man with an outfit who
has had experience and who has the
capital TO carry out his part of the
contract. Already several thousand
dollars have been pledged num-
her of our ranchmen have already
pledged from $1,000 to $500 each and
the proposition is meeting with much
enthusiasm, and those who are most
active in promoting the enterprise are
confident that the money will be rails.
cd and the prospect well sank without
asking a dollar from outside parties.
There Is no doubt but what there is
oil here. Every expert who has Wis
tied the field has reported favorably.
and that with the many seepages OF
gas and oil, together with the general
geological formation, make the proof
rs strong as 1t is possible where oil is
not already flowing. This Is one of
The most important moves for the com.
mercial advancement of this section
that has recently been made Farm.
ingtOn Hustler.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07

and remarked that he did not care to
invest in country where lives and
property were not safe. We were on
ly one ont of hundreds who were put
sqnsrely out Of business by space
writers who for the sake of s. or $40
a month were unmindfu of whether
they ruined the industries OF the coun.
try or not"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07
NOTICE.

All parties having claims against
Dallas NJ. Gurney. deceased. are re-
luested to call and file their respect
we claims with the Undersigned
MELVILLE, CLEMENTS &
SACKETT,
Durango, Colo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07

The second congressional conyen.
ton will assemble at Glonwood. The
Hon II. NJ. Hogg Will be named as one
OF the national delegates. The other
viii probably come from Colorado
Springs or Pueblo. although Grand
Junction has a strong candidate in the
person a. lr Caswell.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07

Let La Plata county Republicans
line up as Republicans-not as fac
lions Remember we have county as
well as state officers to elect this fall
and there should be unity.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07

South Dakota and Rhode Island
have clasped hands over the Hearst
barl. It is an odd combination. but
consider the queerness of the party.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07

Congressman HOgg Is opposed to
the Hansbrou7h uili to repeal the tim
Der and Ian .Ws an permit the sale
OF timber caiy al ,c auction. He
asserts that ther7 d been no viola
ton OF the laW c. ,rado so far as
he had been lie u discover and
holds that th cry fraud existed
largely in ii imagil ion of agents
Of the proposed bin. Should be bill
become law It would place the peo-
pie Of Colorado absolutely at the mer.
cy Of ayorlcious capitalists who would
buy all the timber and then raise the
price to prohibitive figures and be OF
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07
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Aztec Index: Mrs Dora White ac-
compnnled Mrs McAlpine to Aztec
and is looking over the hotel field at
this place with the View of locating
here Aztec Is sadly in need of a good
hotel and we hope Mrs. White will find
inducements sufficient to remain.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-07
NEIGHRORINo TOWNS.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
A.INTENANCE
OF CHANNELS / ! ] u
House Passes Bill Appropriating
$4,000, 900 for That Pur-
pose.
BURTON URGED ADOPTION.
Mr.. Clark Makes lakes, a Strong Talk
Advocating Passage Of
the Bill.
, ny Associated pres,.)

(By Associated press)
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 1.-The
House to-day passed the bill reported by
the C Committee on Rivers and Harbors APP
propriatlng ;3,oOo.ooo, for tho restoration
or maintenance OF channels, or Of other
river and hnrbor Improvements. Mr.. Bur
ton. chairman Of the committee, explain
ed It's provisions and urged tho adoption
OF settled principles With regard to river
and harbor work with the view to consld-
cring each project according to its
merits.
Mr.. Burton said the amounts expended
for rivers and harbors. when the vast
extent of our waterways was considered.
was very small. lie favored the adoption.
Of policy pushing matters to completion.
as rapidly as possible, and declared that
Congress should not undertake anything
which could mot be completed within .
rea sonably short time. The system pur-5
sued In the United States he thought, con-.
trasted most unfavoraby with those
Of foreign countries. The one great defect
in our system was the Efficiency Of the
engineering corps of the army.
Mr.. Burton favored the policy Of re-
curing communities interested in river
or harbor improvements to participate
in the expense, and said that preference
should be given to channels and harbors
which benefit q great area.
Discussing the question of inland water-
ways, Mr.. Burton called attention to the
vast sums, amounting to many millions
Of dollars which would be required to
construct them, and declared that tho
adoption of any one Of them would fur
nish precedent for the adoption Of all.
General debate was closed by Mr.
Small, OF North Carolina, who spoke
OF the necessity for an inland waterway
between Chesapeake Bay and Beaufort
inlet, North Carolina.
Mr.. Clark, of Missouri. called atten-
ton to the fact that the River and Har-
Dor Committee was made up entirely Of
members ;,ving on the gulf coast, the
Great Lakes, or the ocean. Seven great
States through which the Missouri River
flows or passes are without single rep-
resentative. &
He alluded to the acquisition by tho
United States OF the Sandwich Island,
the Philippines, Guam and Porto Rico
ION the pretext that homes are wanted
for our children" And yet.She said, there
is more farming land out of which to
make such homes that is overflowed and
destroyed and made barren by the floods
of the Missouri River than could be found
In all those Islands. Instead" lie vigor-
ously declared. amid applause, "ot
squandering money to hold the Filipinos
in subsection, to educate the Hawailans
and to carry the mall at an exorbitant
price to the cannbals of the Fill Islands,
you better be taking care Of this land you
have got at home After passing a
number of minor bills, the House adj
journed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
BISHOP POTTER'S CRITICISM

sons why doctors are opposed to patent
medicines. and It is why we have repeat
eddy stated that without the use of alco-
hol or injurious drugs. Father Johns
Medicine Is the best remedy eyer pre-
scrbed for building up those who are
weak and run down, and for all throat
and lung troubles, j makes strength
and flesh. by which each organ Of the
body is enabled to do its proper work,
and thus drive the impurities out Of the
blood. Or. A, II. straub, a noted physi-
dorsement TO the above IN the following
letter over his own signature; !" have
frequently prescribed Father Johns Med
icine for grip, and for bronchitis and other
respiratory diseases, and found that has
cured when the regular pharmacopoeia
remedies have failed. fslgned) A. H..
straub. M. D.. Ss4 Bpshwick Avenue,
BROOKLYN, n, y" Fifty Years In USE
get It to-day. The money Is refunded
in any case Where IT does not do al tina
is claimed for IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Masonic Home Gleanings.

a body divine services on Easter Sunday
morning at ST. Johns Episcopal Church,
In the evening OF tho same day they
attended l, service ,I' at East Richmond Hall,
Easter Monday Il party at the Home,
which was, as usual, very much enjoyed
by them all.
the Home, little girl and boy-brother
and sister--makng ffty-six children at
the institution at the present time
Miss Elizabeth Crowder and Mn, Gray
son Thornton Will be married on Thurs
day. at the home of the BRIDES sister.
Mrs. Dowden, in Glen Echo Heights, and
upon their return from their wedding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
"The Second in Command"

The coming of John Drew Is always
an affair of great interest to Richmond
theatre goers. This year he will give the
most successful of all his plays, that by
Captain Marshall, The Second in Com
mand.'
2 The Drew engagement is for tomorrow
matinee and night at the Academy. The
advance sale shows that tho audience
Will be large. Mr.. Drew is ranked as one
Of the very greatest of the Legitimate ar
lists of the day. His company will be
the same put on the 1Trohman boards in
New York and London. The play has
best of his many brilliant successes.
Tho addition of a matinee to the Drew
engagement this year will afford many
more people seeing the great actor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
A Protest Against De-
ceiving the Sick and
Wrecking Lives.

Unusual comment has been caused by
Bishop potter's declaration that Names
sale of sarsaparillas and other so.caled
cures, containing up TO 81 per cent, toyer
halo alcohol. Is unrestricted, while claret
Wine. With only 10 per cent, alcohol, IS
barred out by Inv. As q matter OF fact,
the majority of the wincs-ofrthis vines
of-that, and other patent medicines sold
in all States depend upon alcohol and stu'
pefying drugs for their temporary effect,
They lower the vitality, wreck the nerves,
and often lead to an uncomfortable de.
sire for alcohol and perve,deadering
drugs, This Is one Of the principal real
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Prettv Near Right.

Dumley oeadirg) -"fhs beautiful girl
drew herself to her full height, am
We're do We're she said Witll-er-l
don't know how to pronounce the WORD"
Grumley--"How do you spell IT."
Dumley--aFI "a -u.t-e-,l7E That's 'haw-
tauyur amt it?'
you'll hit the marx"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
His Fear

"Judge,p pleaded the convicted man.
"do what yol, like With me. but don't
send my wife to prison, too, Let her go
Free
"Imposs Iblet. replied the judge, sterny.
"You go TO the penltentlary and she 10
tho house Of correction
80! that's all right. ] was afraid YOU
was goin TO put us In the same CELL
Ohio State journal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
The Demon Of Dyspepsia. u

whats thls?" said Mrs. schopper,
reading the sign, 4" Try Ralsen,'s BUCK
wheat Flour. Demonstration ~ the Gro
cory Department To-day What do
they mean by demonstration ?"l.S#. s,
OF it, replied her dyspeptic husband.
"but 7 know what the demon Is all
rightm-Cnthollc Standard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12

Address all letters plainly to
MhY0RALTY CONTEST,
Care Times. Dispatch.
City subscribers can send
in their guesses by mail, i
It is more convenient, but
money to pay UP their sub
scriptions for a SPECIFIC
length of time must accom-
pany the guess or guesses
each time,
Remember, soc. gives five
guesses and pays for one
month; SIS pays for a years
subscription out Of town
and gives SO guesses; So
pays for q years subscrip-
ton in town Carrier de-
livering), and gives 90
guesses. No papers can be
mailed in town except to
parties having postoHice
boxes,
=. n p s. Nis ftF| u =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Academy of Medicine,

The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
ond Surgery will hold a regular meeting
this evening at the IT. Z. a. building.
Speakers will be Drs. w. L. Peplc, G. *.
Sims and George Ross.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
The Romance Gone,

Buffalo Bits suit for divorce knocks
the glamour cut Of dime novel romance.
Ideals concerning the brave hero and the
heroine Will hnNe 10 be altered and the
sky line moved farther toward the setting
sun.--St, Louis Republic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Old Charge.

Policeman Wiley yesterday arrested
Henry Lewis colored, onSthe charge of
shooting George Payne about n year ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12

aid OF several prominent men OF that
city to secure an appropriation for the
work ~ .gis s5 -35a 5tli# 55
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
Die neue Trilur.

glus garis lpirb beri6tet; Sir bic
sSrifur Gnbert ltb bic Mobe Elm Wtul
i'm Sabre, unb aipar geipDbnli6 ipGb=
renb Der MinteriaiIon. Die Ienbez
rungen lperben oft bur9 bic 9utmooe
bebingt, man6mal aber au6 ri9tet
fi6 bic 6utnlpbe na9 Der Sriiur. @s
6dngt bappn ab, ipel9e BON betben gez
rabe beipnbers selungen lit. Diesmal
I9eint es, baB Die Srii BON Der 9utz
mobe beeinfluBt ober nielmebr Die
Solee babon lit. Man tpeiB, ipie be-.
Iiebt bic Soques linb, nidt nur neil
iie gut tleiben, fonoern aud neil tie
feit unb bod bequem auf benz Gppfe
iigen. Sbre Sorm pirO INNER f9mGz
Ter unb babel bod ldnger, 70 bab Der
9anb tpeit iiber bic 5tirn pprIpringt.
9as fefte Aufliegen bes Suites Drdngz
te bas 8orberbaar tief in bic Stirn.
9lnfdngIi6 berfu9te man na9 Nbs
Iegen bes Suites bas 9aar tpiebsr aufz
auItellen, aber bann fanb man es nit
etnemmal in biefer abgepldtteten Dirt
tleibfam unb eeipD6nte ii9 baran, es
INNER 10 81 tragen. gtun reigt Iib
BEL Der mobernen Srilur bas 8orberz
baar in Der Mitte tief iiber bic Stirn
berab, fait bis 3r ben 4ugenbrauen.
On ben Seiten 1T es, bic S6ren fret
IaFenb, fdrds nah Oben eenommen
unb bur9 Seitentdmme abitebenb ee@
balten, bod obne nebertrei6ung. 9as
iibrtse 9aar pirb ni9t me6r tpie friiz
ber na9 obsn getGmmt, IunOern an Der
gtiidfeite bes &opfes loie gebrebt unb
in MISUNDERSTANDING bur9 einen LAM
gen 4umm feitgebalten. Die lange
Saaritrdhne ipirb bann oben auf benz
8Opfe gang flah idnedenfDrmig aufz
selest Dber in fla4e 2Oden seftedt.
CUR @eleaibaftstoilette ipirb bic
9aargarnitur, bic in elmer ein3elnen
8lume, einem fleinen 8liit6entrGna=
den ober eirtem 8anotnoten beItebt,
i'm 8prberbaar iiber Dem linfen Muee
befeitigt. glur Defenders I90nen
S9mudtdmmen 1T es bann geItattet,
bic sSri5ur au iiberragen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31

Mdrhen finb gan3 frei erfunben, Mit
Der fGlteiten lleberlegung iinb Der be-
re9netften Pfp9olosie fam in Der
9iattumit bic elementarite poetif6e
9eipalt perbunben iein. Den tlafiiz
iden 9epeis bafiir but 9ottfrieb Rels
lers nRomeo unb Sulie auf bem Dors
fe" geliefert. .S9on Der Sitel seigt
ben llrfprung bes Werfes itnb Die 2et=
tton bes gebilbeten Mannes, benno9
1T Die Gr5dblung in ibrer unmittelbdz
rem 8eipalt ienes polfstbiimli6 bin@
reiBenbe Meifteripert getporben, bas
Oem @erfaiier BON gaul 9epfe bic Be
5ei9nung alS r5bafefpeare Der glos
Deqe" etngetrogen bat. Qlu9 &eller
ielbit bat Mdr9en geoi6tet, unb apar
BON ebenfo bur9ba9ter Mnldge tpie
bt9terif6er &raft: man brau9t nur
an u@piegel, bas SGbden" gu erins
nern.
Oas Mdr6en fii6rt in bic Sueenbz
seit Der 8Dtter 5uriid, es lentt feline
8ur5eln in Die @po4e binetr, nba Die
@rbe mod jung ipar". Oarin liegt
feline eminente 8ebeutung fir bic Did,
tung Bel alien 8Dlfern, bic nur bon
bDllig abftratten &0pfen perfannt tperz
ben tdnn. Dem &inbe feline Mdr9en
unb ben 8lau6en an iie nebnen
bieBe es ieines beiten 9daBes unb Der
uneri60pflthen 8orrat6stammer fir
ietn 8eniitbsleben berauben. 0enn
in iebem 8inbe tpd6lt Die Sugenbaeit
Der Wenl6beit bon Neuem auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
9slanoilde Jraaeutrad)tsn.

8efanntlt6 1T in gorbeuropa So
lamb bas an dlterer sef9i9tlider ltes
bcrlieFerung rei9ite Gebiet unb iibers
trifft in biefer Stniiht fosar 9p4e
f9pttlanb. 2ebrret9e, fllturbiiforis
f9e Auff9Iiife in biefer Hi6tung err
geben iih aus elmer Musfteuung bes
tsldnbif6en &unitbanbtperfs, Die ur<
ldngft in &openbagen itattfunb. Den
GbrenplaB in bieIer NuSitenung nab
men 5rauentra9t nnb Grauenl9mud
Elm. Sn Der tsldnbi16en 4belsrepu@
blif bes friiberen Mitteldlters paren
Die Srauen gan3 ungemein felbftfdns
big geiteut unb bpn entfpre9enbem
Selbitgefiibl. Man bat eine GeI9i4z
te, tpie etnem bon ben 5eirben auf fetz
mem 9of belugerten Sduptling Die
iunge 8emoblin eire 2ode tbres lan=
gen 5aares pertpeigerte, als feline 8Dz
genfebne 9efprungen mar unb er it9
CUR gertbeibigung ieines 2ebens eine
neue Sebne flehten pollte. @r bate
ibr einmal i'm 3prn einen 8ddenFreth
eegsben, unb ibre Meigerung par iebt
bafiir bic Ga6e, Gr befdno bann
ni6t tpeiter auf benz 8erlansen, ion1
bern trut gum Saus binaus unb lteB
it9 BON ben Seinben erite9en.
Siefe ungen1ein mG4tise Stellung
Der altisldnbii6en 5rauenipelt trttt
audi in Der &oitbarfeit Der 8epGnoer
unb Sdmudfahen gu tdge. Wtan bat
befonbers prG9tigs Giirtel unb Dta@
oeme, aues bon gebiegenitem Silber,
gum She'll in feinifer Ornumentif na6
romanifhen unb sotbtI6en Motiben
ober nit btnaufgeidmieb miebetem5iItgr
bergplbet ober nit fdrbigen Steinen
ausgei9miidt. Sebr f90n iinb aud
bic 8rasen unb 2eibden, biefe befOn=
bers bdufie nit 2lrabesten bon Silz,
berbrabt periehen. Der Runititil in
bieien Nrbeiten eritredt ii9 bon Der
tslGnbiiden ober teGtifden Ornamenz
tit btnneg bis Sur 9ot6it unb iiingiten
GenaiiIance.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
0om Der BreKe Sapans.

Die erfe Sasesaettuns in sSapan
eri9ien 1872, unb f9on 1890 mar bic
3abl Der 3eitunsen unb 3eitfdriften
716 nit 100000 ggemplaren Sc
iammtauflaee. Nominell lit preBfreie
belt setpdbrletitet, inbeB erfolst bic
llnteroriidlng elmer miBliebisen 3eiz
tung obne biele Dmitdnoe. @on fon=
itieen 9rudfa6en eri4ienen in Sapan
i'm Sabre 1890 1920, baDon 7476
felbfftdnbige, 1O,580 Sammelperfe
unb 223 1eberfebungen. Seitbem bat
bic 2iteratur einen gepaltigen Muf&
f1pnng genommen. Bon 1895 bis
1899 follen bur9f9nittli9 idbrli4
ettpa 23,45O @erfe erI9ienen Iein. Die
SagespreTs bat cine srOBartise Gnt=
tpidlung erlanst. 8efanntli9 1inb
bic MrbeitslD6ne unb Die papierpreile
in Sapan ie6r nieoria elm 1lnlitanb,
Der Der 9erbreitung Der 2iteratur lebr
f0rberlih lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31

Mrtiftinnen nItp. Die Gintommenss
perb6ltnifle aur @runblage ser Wiirs
bisung zines fiinitlerif9en 8erilfes gu
nebmen, tpGre I9pn on iid Dertebrt.
Sir bic Mabl bes @erufes als Sdaus
fpielerin folIten ite iiberbaupt auBer
Mht bleiben. Oenn abeeieben BON ben
gana tpenieen RieIenbonoraren, bic ets
nteen sliidli9en 8iibnengr0Ben be-
5d6lt tperben, rei6en Die 9dgen Der
meiiten S9aufpielerinnen faum baau
aus, ben unbebingt notbpenbtgen
9lufpanb an Soiletten ufn. gu beItreis
ten. llnb Mnfdnserinnen fOnnen felblt
Bel Der srDBten 8egabung auf ein nens
nenspertbes Gtntpmmen ni9t re9s
men. Sc iinb 8eftrebungen i'm @ange,
bic tptrtbf9aftIt6e Gage Der S9aus
ipielerinnen 81 berbefern nanentli9
aud bur9 2ieferung Der 3oItiime bon
Seiten Der Sireftpren,
Malerinnen unb 8ilbbauerinneu
5dblt Die beuti9e Statiitit etfpa 1000.
0arunter 'iinb nur Die Srauen begrifs
fen, bic bic btlbenbe &unIt als Sauptz
beruf ausiiben. 9aneben lit nod eine
grDbere 4n5obl bpn Srauen in Der
tunftsetperbli9en Malerei tbdtis. um
it9 etnen Nebenerperb gu perf6affen.
8erabe, neil Die leBteren auf etren be-
fttmmten 8erbienit nt9t ansepieien
ftno, tperben bic 2Dbne fir berarttgs
tunitgeperblt9e 9lrbeiten uneebeuer
gebriidt. Oagegsn bietet bas eefperbz
li6e Mufterz unb Mobeq3et9nen BEL
geniigenber Syertiefeit einen annebms
barren 8erbienit. Sine fleine 3obl bon
5rauen finbet audi in Der Sournalis
fit, namentlt9 in ben &ebattionen
Der Srauenaeitungen, quite Stellun>
gen. DAB berporragenbe 99rift1te[le=
rtnnen oft iebr bebeutenbe Ginnabmen
5aben, tit ielbitper ItGnbIi9. Die tpentz
gen Srauen, bic btsber in gelebrten
8erufen aneefebene Stellungen err
lanqt baben, tommen fir bic iptrtb>
f4aftlt6e Seite Der 5rauenberufe
nt@1 III Sefrd0t. US mtrD It0 du@
fir bic nG9fte 3ufunft in bteier Stns.
it4t nur Inn Ierotinnen banbeIn.
Wenn bic pori itebenben 3eilen Elm itiaz
3irtes Bib bon Dem gegentpdrtigen.
Stanbe Der Srauenberufe gegeben baz
ben, bann 1T ibre 4ufgabe erfiiut. Srz
genb ipel9e biretten Ratbi6ldge fir
bic 8erufspabl Der S06ter iollten Iie
ntat geben. 0enn in iebem einaelnen
Sale - 70 f6lieBt bas ipertbboGite
neuere 8erf iiber bic 5rauenberufs=
frage, Die beutf9e Srau i'm 8eruf"
bon Gobert uno 2isbetb Mtlbranbt,
benz audi bic meiiten Der oben ange=
fubrten 3ablen entnommen iinb =
bletbt oos 9eobd9ten unb Radbenfen
oenen, auf benen i'm ein5elnen san bic
Verantiportung fir ben perbenoen
Wlenf9en ltegt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
9beiI' &lete ams!

Sbeip 2iebe aus, tpobin 9u sehf,
6ierorts nnb allerpegen;
Die SamenfDrnletn, bic 0u Taft,
sic bringen reichen Segen.
Ou gebit bur6 bieIes @rbentbal
9aur eininal unb nidt nieber;
Sinh brett bic Wege ober f6mal,
@eh'n auftpdrts tie bernieber.
Mliiberdu tbnt 2tebe notb
sSn biefem fdlten 2eben.
sic iiberipinbet felbIt ben Sob,
Rann groft allein Dir geben.
Drum, ND 0u gebit unb no Su febf
SbeiP ret9ltA Define 9dben;
ylo9 ME 1T 2iebesfaat perpeF,
Die ssruat tptrb einit Did laben.
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@aram Die RiaOer W6rdlen
lieben.

@rpa9fene fpunbern Ii9 serne ii6er
bic 8orliebe Der &tnbsr fir Mdrden.
Dem 9ereiften 9llter tommen bieTe
let9t fabe uno geiitlos ppr, unb iie
fiibren bieIe g1eigung gerne uuf bic
lebbafte 8bantafie bes tinbli6en 9(Gz
ters auriid. N6er bieIe Nuffafunq
biirfte cine gan3 irrtbimlt9e Iein.
&tnber beiiBen aumeiit tpenig pber oar
feline pbantaiie, benn bic 5bdttqfeit
biefer 9abe entpideIt ii9 sumeiIt aus
Der @rtnnerung, Die Elm &inb ni6t baz
ben fann. WoN aber iinb bic oarae
llmgebung etnes 8tnbes unb 6efIen
eriten @rfabrungen ipunberbdr gu mem
men, unb lie laTen ibm besbalb bic etz
mas fpGter er5dblten MGr6en ais fir
bur9aus glaubbaft unb natiirli6 err
i9einen. @s lebt eben felbit in elmer
Mdr6enlpelt.
Scenes Nlter bermag mod nibt bic
lnterf6iebe 5iptf6en lebenben unb
tobten Gegenitdnben gu erfennen.
Steine iino fir bas Rinb ebenIonpbl
lebenbig ipie Pflansen unb Sbiere,
uno Die leBteren reben 10 gut fpie M9enz
f9en. !oippolpte Salnes fleine Sod
ter glaubte, baB Der Monb binter ber
Wolte 8erited ipiele unb 3u qegebener
3eit bon feiner 8pnne gu 8ett qebracht
nirD; Dds tpiirbe feinem S4tnbe fpunz
berbar erf6einen; elm bor einen gboz
nograpben gefiibrtes &tnb ipirb 6inter
Der Mai9ine ett1en rebenben ober i'm
genoen Wfenf6en bermut6en. Oie abb
seri9teten Sbisre bes Cirrus feben elm
fleines &inb tpeit ipeniger in @rItauz
men als einen ertpa9fenen 8efu6er;
baB pferbe, 5unbe unb aaBen tam
sen, iih perbeugen, GegenftGnbe bers
beibolen, erfdeint einem Rinb bur6z
aus natiirli9. @s glaubt bur9aus an
Mnberfens rebenbe 5tDrde unb
56ndne, unb nod leidter an ben
@olf i'm Rotbfdpp9en unb an ben aez
ftiefelten &ater.
Man barf benz ainbe ben Wedrdens
glauben ni6t berfiimmern. gti6t rur
1T biefe 3eit meiit bic gliidli9ite beg
&inbes, fonbern elm in Der 8unbers
melt gliidlia setpeienes Rino brinat
audi einen ShaB bon@emiitb unb 3uz
berfi9t nit, Der ihm unberipeitig nidt
5u erieben lit. gs glaubt an bic Sell
bentbaten beg MGr9ens, eben neil lie
ibtn gar nidt tpunberbar porfommen,
Mdr9en iinb fir Rinber bas, mas Die
Homane fir bic grna1Ienen iinb. 8ei
ribtiser Muspabl f0nnen iie er3iebenb
unb erbebenb fpirfen. ielbft fpenn In
ipdteren Sabren bas Rinb nihf lnebr
an tie glaubt.
Gebr irrtbiimlid lit au1 bic 9nz
ii9t, bab Mdrhen niht erfunben tperz
ben fOnnten; Mufdus unb bic @ebrii=
Der Grimm fammslten 3tpar i'm Wes
fentlihen bas 9orgefunbene, aber piez
les bat bod namentlih Der gritaes
nunnte binsugeieBt. Mnbsrfens Bette
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
! 81 q h benz Concert. q

had benz Concert. Gin
infamer Menfh, Der Rrititer JrehS
bahs! @eitern Mbenb nah meinem
Concert bat er au mir gefagt, ct ipiin<
fne mir fir ieben falf1en 5on Elm
gefunbes 2ebensiabr! Sd tperb' benz
asrl meinen SefunbaEtsn fdiden!1 -
Nd, llniinn! @trGuben sic ii9 bod
nidbt gegen 70 men guten WuniA! Mas
nIeinen sic. tpie lanae sic ba ltben!3