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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-29
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WORTH A DOLLAR
- A DROP ~
SOLD bY ALL GROCERS
Omitted last weekfor lack Of space.
Ruehmore.
SOLD Or ALL GROCkR>

SO0oOAAAAAO0O ~
(From the Enterprise)
Four members of Company F., M
N. e., came over from Worthingtor
Monday afternoon for little target
practice on the range here and also
to compete with the local members
Of tho company. Lieut.. S. $. Smith
carried off tho highest score Of the
evening making 80 points out OF q
possible 50.
Clayton Bedford, the champion
mile runner of Minnesota and cap
tain of the state university track
team, arrived home Wednesday
morning. Clayton is a popular
young man both at the university
and at home.
People generally express great
deal of surprise at the news current
the effect that the Rushmore Mer-
cantie Co. will go out Of business at
once. This concern is we'll known
and their methods are approved by
all who patronize them and regret
is the word that expresses the feel
ing prevalent. Mr.. Prideaux will
likely locate in the mercantile bust
ness elsewhere but the stock here
will be entirely disposed of.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-29
WilmOnt.

Mr.. and Mrs. Brigg attended the
Sunday school convention at Read
ing Sunday.
DR.. A. B. Williams and DR.. L. A.
Williams returned home from
Minneapolis last Friday night.
L. A. Williams and family who
have been visiting with DR.. A. B.
Williams of this place returned to
their home in Slayton Saturday.
Messrs. Larson, Hendricks, and
Sulstron attended the ball game at
Kenneth Sunday.
G. Emerich and sons made a trip
to Wortnington Sunday and on the
way home their gasoline tank be-
came empty and were compelled to
haul it home by team.
The Wilmont ball boys drove to
Kenneth Sunday to be defeated by
that team by score of 9 to 2.
The Wilmont ball team defeated
the Rushmore team at Rushmore
last Friday by a score of Is to 4.
The Iona Beefers play ball at
Wilmont next Sunday.
Mr.. Brown Of Kenneth drove over
Wednesday night and returned
home Thursday morning.
The bills for the st. Kilian 4th of
July celebration are now out.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-29

was the most interesting and sue
cessful event of that kind ever held
in Rushmore. A large audience
was in attendance and each number
on the program received every mark
of appreciation that an enthusiastic
audience could give. The Adrian
Citizen Band who had been secured
for the occasion commenced the OK.
ercises.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-29
Financial Note.

Trouble is the genuine coin Of sor-
row; worry is but its counterfeit. Tho
Almighty Coiner makes the former for
us because he thinks we need it to
pay life's Indebtedness: we make tho
latter for ourselves, and when we ind
that it pays nothing We moan right
bitterly. .....
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-29

Rushmore Enterprise.-The clos
ing exercises of the Rushmore
Public Schools was held in the
opera house last Thursday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
Q&<nxS0
How.ToFl aBfAsEBALr
NN
BASE RUNNING

u,ood base runners should be very
fast On their feet II sou intend
becoming a good base runner il Is
important 20 hear the foregoing in
mind Alwayu start quickly aud
be prepared tp suspend motion
abruptly oyeffuuninR second aud
third base ia "A fault that ruins the
dispositions of many manaRofa.
After hitting the ball dn not stop
and ask tho umpire n 10 thinks II
u EoinH 10 rain A. the bah leaves
Your bat dart suddenly away from
the plate Ia the direction of frat
base II ~ we'll 10 glance down
the field Co see where the ball haa
gone. n q Is atill going you should.
Ia case the umpire has his eve on
YOU. touch first base before starting
for second DO not lope down the
line Accelerate your speed n pos.
aihle. and when within % feet of
the base slide into Il on your left
ear. while your feet wave q gentle
salute 20 your admirlna friends la
the grand stand
Stealing from second to THIRD Is a
hazardous undertaking Keep one
eve ON the pitcher aud the other on
the shortatop. Fay no heed 60 the
coach, as he Is merely trying 20 I'm.
ltate Ariie Latham when the
pitcher ties himself Ia hoWknol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
CRACK SHOT IN
WRETCHEOFORM
CAPTAIN DARLINGTON Is UT.
TERLY UNABLE TO HIT
MARK ~ PISTOL CONTEST
OWING TO LACK OF LEAD IN
CARTRIDGES.

uut on the Auriila rifle faaxe
Colonel uvarKp a. tAmpinH and
Captain Howard Darlington we're
engaged Ia the friendly sport -
ristol shooting al enc another =
hats. Nov Darlington - second 10
none "a pissul ahai. but he
smptisd his sun AZ the COLONEL =
derby in vain Then arpas Colonel
Lamplss and made the captain. Is
dicsf resemble a sieve. Darlington
wn. uanpiussea. The ilkr nha
never happsnad before
Monday mnFnink. with fear and
trembling. a fsu FRIENDS q the cap
tain xrutufua 10 explain. Colanei
f.amrinK prepared the blank cart
ridges that Mayor Moore used n hen
he mutrsd the county and city
baseball same. a half aosse %
these had been stuffed IN uafilnk.
tUnz Eun. and with them ~ bad
paigsztakinEty tried 10 anHihitats
goionst famnins'a ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
WILL WALK FoR SCIENCE.

PHILADELPHIA. May ED.
ward Payson Weston. the veteran
pedestrian. started from here today
TO walk 70 New York A large
crowd was present when he start
ed from the city hall at n O'Clock
this forenoon and the old man VAS
chsersd By the crowd on his way.
Three years ago Mr Weston vas
asked 10 walk from here 70 New
York IN the interest Of science. but
deferred u from time 70 time. 10
IL now 81 years old. but believes
be can walk as fast az he could 30
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

sneak down the line few feet aud
polae yourself on your toes ready
Tor a Wild pitch Never Try 90 steal
when the pitcher has the ball ia his
hand. unless you are playing ia
Philadelphia
In case OF a base hit rush for
home with all your might and "a
you cross tho plate yell Tally g"
giving your name Ia full Then take
a seat on the bench near the man.
Ager. 80 you can hear all the good
things he ~ thinking about you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

the NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

Il worth sAo0 You cannot buy an
other drcssmaklng chart FOR less.
With this chart anyone who can
sew. eau rake Rny garment The
star has 4 llmlted number 81 these
charts. Which Il viii sell 60 It's sub.
Scrihers for fifty cents each. ispa
seventh aveaue between Union anf
University streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
RACES YESTERDAY


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6lflf~F ~. gsrts -. Casisan1 az. fisas.
81 -
isssasa fpfs. haa nalir swlIan ttiits n
80 M.nsr MaAaF ~. faaa ssatefuan .
tfFus. - ssk
ThfFa fars I nsifs pufs. n4anun fAxht
% Marfsa an taa ratsr Htsfstna tirns e.
Faafth reEs. HfEsgiee ksss siiesff easlass
tif Noe - "a lanJN ft IN Gsnusfs -
Tine So
iAt WsttsFr iat Hsafhaft IA NnaH maA
ssh Fsrs. t75fsss isaffsf aafis ssf5gns
Astf Hsaanf lea tasnsgfihmfst fie Jtnl
seatfis liE tiHas Ia
ssFsafh rarH. sas nile setting af1aree -
faflm b. Csat hash 10. t1Hs a. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

John Wagner. better known as
Honus Wagner the hard hitting In
fielder OF the Pittshurg team. broke
into professional baseball about II
years ago. Ills home was In car
ncgle. Pa. and he had been playing
GA the back lots Tor some time An
outfielder was needed by the in.
dependent team az Stoubenvillo. q.
and someone who had seen Wagner
PLAY recommended him 10 tho
Sleuhenyllle management A tele-
gram was sent Ca Wagner offering
him 500 a month 90 play aud ask
Ing II he would come tor that sum
Would no Gomez lie didn't know
there WIS 80 much money loose ia
the country or course he wouia
come A message Was flashed back
to him. Come on the first train
Wagner hustled 20 The depot and
the first train happened To b. a
freight. though there Vas pasaan
gvg train au hour later which would
have landed him IN steuhenellle
much sooner than the freight Hut
orders we're orders the message
said +the first train" and 80 WaE
nef boarded the freight tie landed
In Sfegbeuville Ia the course 81
time and with a pair % baseball
shoes tied together and aluHg over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
KILLED BY CHESS

ST LouIs May Max Jud.
former minister - Austria. and one
20 the best known chess players ln
the eountry. died yesterday of heart
disease superinduced by excitement
over the chess tournament progress .
inR hprr. lie had been warned By
physicians not 20 participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

Ftfsf far. fhfsHs guaftsr aHitr ssitinK
Ms Aaais = rFp SAL .. kiaE Ahf sins
rfa - fllNs . ia
Raraaf rae aaif nsIls nali.nr raaIa
tire -
Thffd rars rts. at aae hsB fHfiaasss
pure SD fsrasnHi fG FIgaiaf lai ~
firsFd ~ fiats ! -
Fuafih raae. nsa.sIahfhs Hifs MsfanHis
tase=ffefars r. ia Faantaiakiua lta.
Nlss HfrnfaH ffa tiHn tfts
Fifih race naH4 mila. sHfiaua q 'etehra fHsss
90 fHnail4 if4 gsf1 Fna ~ uasr tf
siafA fafr ssHaassi ahfha mffr. settles
Elasft5 tlf narstu - suH tisn; 81 time
IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
lime Makes No chanoss

The teat Of time has made NO In
roads tnto our reputation. and Ia.
day We stand. a. Ia the past, the
representative sporting rpuds
house OF the Northwest For. bnlv
ball OF tennis outfits. guns. hs~tuA
ycra OF fishiug tackle forRot not
Piper a Tatt'a. io2tiag6 SECOND
Az 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
American Lsauus.
Northwestern League.
WILL SHOW FINE DOGS.

Seattle dog owners are making
preparations for the big bench show
which begins May q az Madison
park pavilion The list Of premiums
has been published. and includes
many valuable trophies The set.
Element 81 the dog fanciors' xar
that split up the dos owners Of the
city Tor two years will help 10 make
the coming show the biggest on rec.
ord. Entriea are coming IN b. The
hunlrela.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

hts shoulders he hunted up the
manager
Il see yon have your shoes all
right. said the manager. but fear
We have 40 uniform that will fit
YOU
oh. that's all right. said Wax.
ner 1 have mY uniform with tue ?"
Good Where IL it,
Here. said Wagner. rulling ap
bis trounor legs and exposing hia
baseball stockings and the uniform
" hcfe e hagFed below the kneas
feu are wonder. said thu
manager. come In 20 dinner aud
Vel Try yuu cat lhia afternoon
Wagner was tried cut that day
and tho answer II part 81 the
history of the national game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
WILL PLAY BLAtRs.

Next Saturday morning the high
school baseball team will meet a
team from the Blair Business col
lsre. 81 Spokane on the trip that
the local boys took several weeks
$50 tho Blair boys defeated the 10.
calls In i0innlng game Z 10 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
INVESTIGATE SWAN SHOOTING

Game Warden Reif has received
word that he state game commits.
aloner ~ill investigate the alleged
shooting ~ swan BY parties on
the Columbia river deputy fish com.
misaionorn boat The shooting vas
Witnessed by several persons On
shore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

Is iuss as vea TO have a faolheld
az Of the cellar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
OAKLAND HERE
FOR THE FINISH
AFTER BEING pRuasEp IN
PORTLAND VAN HAITREN's
TossERs COME TO SEATTLE
FOR THg WIND. UP.

This afternoon Van naltren's
oaks are playlng at Recreation
park in what jim Asnew claims j.
the last series % 'he old league,
Despite the efforts now under way
90 Keep the Pacific Coast ieague in=
tact. and the meeting which Is
cailod toF NEXT Monday In Oakland.
AgueW believes that Seattle and
Portland viii be in the Northwest
league ia little over week.
Arrived This Morning.
The Oakland bunch blew IA this
morning, after hvlag Frequently and
rounaly druhhed by Portland, Rip
and his merry men are much the
same crowd that were here last
year. bat nos Moskiman o. missing
from first base and Kelly ffom
second liaekett the fat boy has
taken nyFnes' place behind the bat
Foxy pevereaux and buck F1aneks,
old fsvorltcs are az tbird ana short
as al yoEe,
Due to Via.
Seattle has every license 90 take
the hons end 81 the eeming series.
ana set ahead ~ the oakiandera la
The pennant race. The oakland
mcetbig may show that We VIII
have to stick 20 he old league. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

Go 70 W d Hutchinson q Co. for
$500 Panamaa. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

Steel oardsn rrousls paii.A.-
sale pries
Galvanized Wash Tubs, ees~s
galvanized iron WaHh futs'
worth a3r HHI# price o..
Grey Enamel 6.ausrt Prsser,Gr.
or btswina Kettle aoffh o.
7als Iii.' tt.szs 23e
Steel Blade Ice Shave. n8Iisbss
handle. worth llr sale pries
'tsst ''..t.s' go 1899 at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
"BusIest" Basement

screen Door Sets. one pair strong
coll hinges. screws. hook aud
eye aud handle. worth Zoe sale
price ..... ..4.. .t.. Toe
Frying Pans, cool handle. worth
fae Sale rflee ....4...... Toe
Garden Hose. rubber lined. woven
cotton hose. complete with
brass couplings ANA brass con-
trolling nozzle worth $50. sale
price ...............s s3.D5
Wire Cos, Hangsru. always be
49,. ..... .........= 2 for 5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

Steel BLADE mineing Knives. worth
Toe. sale price ..,...t.. st.... Sc
Brass Bird Cages worth $50
..sfstt. .tt.Ht.. go s.t.. sDc
Wire Potato Washer. stained han
ale sftfsts stft sfs 80 ftf.ss BE
Screen Doors. All sizes. natural
finish. worth Ii2a. Sale price.
any size aaz... 900 s.s4.t.s g1C
Jspannsd Bird csgssi worth 81
5000 sssfts ft. ssssfttt. Doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08

The May liousciurnishing Sale Is helping
] omorrow the sale continues with renewed vigC
Note particulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-08
NATIONAL LgAeuE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

tsftss pfsf6fsr ans 8 SsiH. uuaslss.f
lsasu. laHaF~s. -s'us1asF an kssssls
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Ser sdcinrcrfer In SulmlanS.

Gin gingeborenentommihdr in gu
lulano perfammelte oie G~tneebprenen
I'm ii9, UNI fie bonn IufitunOe sesen
Die GngIGnber absubalten. Die Worte
oes &ommiKGrs ma6ten auf Die 3ulus
tpeit tpenieer GinOrut, als bte 8orfibs
rune zines S6einperfers.
4Is mad @inbru9 Ser Sunfelbeit
plDbli6 elm f6arfbegren5ter 2i6ttegel,
Der bon Der Spite zines bend9barter
Sieels uusging. Die Cuff bur9fhnttt,
fpurbsn ote Gingeborenen bon absrglGus
bif9er Jur9t erfabt. Sin 5Guptline
ertlGrte ieiner Gefolgf9aft, oas 2idt
eebe bon Gottes 4uge ars, bas sornio
aif bie Ginaeborsnen bsrabblids. 9e-
fonoers ergriffen paren Die Gin9ebore=
men, oIs lie iaben, pie Der rdtbIelhafts
2iGti9ein auf Die umeebenben 5iiael
fieg uno jeosn Strau9, jeoen Beo
beutli9 ertennen lisb. 4ls Ser StrdbI
Die geIidter Der @9parSen traf, neie=
ten fe ii9 in iportlofsr Gnoadt gu 80,
0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
uuterfce=@iu6en.

Geit &ursem ift ouf alien 2sii9ts
f6iffei, on Der ameritanii9e atldntiz
f9sn &ifte bos unterieeii9e @loten>
fi9naIibitem eingeri9tet. Gs beitebt
aus elmer Dem 8pben oes 2eu9tf9iffes
a%neebGngten @lpde, beren Slang ber@
mDge Ser S9anfortpflanSung i'm Wafz
fer einem am &iel zines Sampfers be-
feiti9ten Selep6on iibermittelt unb BON
bd mad etnem geeigneten plaB auf Dem
S6iff iibertrdeen miro.
Oos Sbitem fat ii9 bereits aussee
5ei9net betpdbrt. 60 purbe 3. 9. DIE
Glode bes Nantudst Sboals> 0eu9tz
f6iffes bon Dem gunorbzS ampfer
r2ucania" ouf elmer Sdbrt mad Nen
@prf an einem Qben0e bereits in elmer
@%ntfernung o y Meilen in DitlideI
&t9tun1 eebDrt, tpGbren0 0as Rebel:
fi9nal erft % Minuten fpGter ertDnte
Od0urh geiparnt, fonnte Der &apitdr
feinen &urs na6 Sii0en Gnoern uni
Die Shoals in ii9erem Ibitanb poffi'
rem. @u9 auf Sem frans6fi6en Dam.
pier ga lorraine" purben Die War.
niraen Ser iubmarinen @loten Del
2eu9tf6iffe on ben Sboals Bel Sanot
6oot beoeuten6 eber empfdngen, als Oi
Der Nebel1ignale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Sine urcItc 9icbesinidrift.

Die Glteiten inbii9en Sbeater tparen
6dufig 8ereesb0blen nit balbfreisf0rs
migen, ftaffelartig erbObten Sibreihen.
Sier mar IS i90n fibl, uno Die 2iez
bespGr6en, Die germ in Den 2auben Der
gersabbdnse toiten, perfeblten audi
ni6t, sinen @bfteder in Die 60blen=
tbeatsr gu MAIDEN. Sn einem 9Dblen-
tbeater bat man cine Snf9rift gefun-
Den, Die tpobl 1000 Sabre aft lit UNI
na9 ibrer gntsifferuns folaenoer=
maben iiberiebt pirb: rSie Sempel=
oienerin Hamens SutdnYtd liebte bsl
bon Ser 8arnafa ftammenbe &opif
Oepaoinna." ginige nod ni4t emit
aifferte @orte entbalten tpobl Die Ha.
men bon anoeren Jreunoen Der lieb.
Ii9en Sufanufn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
RoTparrr atleerTauo.
@ertbopue Gutoedute eines atterifantt1eu
Snseuteurs In 8-afflieu.

Set einigen Sabrsn 1T oft Der
Meerianb i'm Gebiete oes bruiilidnie
I6en Safenortes praOo in ser propina
Bahia BON ausldnOii9en S6iffen als
8auait seiu6t tpOrben. Die braiilia>
nif9e &egisruns fannie nt9t Den
@runb, unb ibr GrItaunen puroe nod
sefteisert, ols lie erfuhr, baB io9ar
gauge S9iffslaOunsen Oiefes Sanoes
= natiirli9 gu Ben bilisitsn preifen
= mad auspGrts beri6ifft purben.
Gin Gerii9t, Der SdnO bon 8raOo
lei solobaltig, puroe 5tpar our9 Die
6emii9e llnterIu9ung aeritDrt; bo9
lieb Die Regierung BON 8abia ni9t
mad in Dem 8sitreben, Den rdtbielbafs
ten @ertb bes Meerfonbs fir bic uus>
lGnbii6en S9iffe gu ergriinben. Sic
belegte oie @usfubr bes Sanbes nit
einem boben 3on unO betruute einen
amerifanii9en S~ngenieur, Namens
Sobn @oroon, eesen cine idbrli4s
9o9tfumme nit Ser 4usbeutung eines
Sbeiles bes GanOgebietes BON Praoo.
Na9oem tie ii9 10 einen She'll oes
ge6eimnibponen getpinnes geii6ert
bate, entIanote lie Or. @lfreop Yintp
na6 europa, UNI perf6ieoene Proben
bes SanOes eenau unteriuden 81 iais
fen. Gs ite1te fi9 beraus, bab Ser
Son6 einen beoeutenben Wertb bate.
Gr entbielt 5pur feline eolen. aber perz
f9ieOen Ieltene Metalle, Die Bel Dem
unee6euren @uf19punge Der Gaseliib@
Ii6tinouftrie bod i'm preife Iteben.
GolGe iin0 urter dnoeren Die 81 Den
fogenannten ieltenen Grben gere9neten
| 0ei6tmetQne Oi0nm, Ser un6 S6or;
lebteres lit an Wert6 alien anoeren
iiberleserl. Sn Ger Hatur finben iif
Die Srpbe biefer 9runbftoffe getpobnz
li9 nit p6ospboriaursn @erbinounger
anberer 1~eltener MetdIe 81 einem Mis
neral bermtf9t, bus ben Romen Mos
ndsit fibrt. Ser Sano bon praor
lit nun auberoroentli9 reid an Mo:
nasit. err entbGlt bie ~errpGbnten, fiji
sic @asgliibli9tinouitrie psrtbboaer
Stoffe gum Sbeil in re9t beoeutenber
na5it. Gr entbdlt Die %ertpdbnten, fiji
Brosent un6 reines @erium iosar Biz
70 Yrpsent. Sobn Gorbon mar iibri'
gems ser erfte, Ser BEN 9e6alt bes San.
bes bon prabo on Mona5it feftiteate
Gr rna6te an 4uer bon Welsbad
oabon Mittbeilung unb perbuno lid
6arauf nit Ser Gdselili9tz@ eieQf9df
In @ien, Die i'm nit Der Qusbeutun!
oes Sanbes bon Yraoo beauftrdgte
Gn6e 1897 bate sic @eIeli6aft be
reits 2,860,000 Yfun0 Sanb aus gra
Flien erbalten, tpofir 9orbpn Elm
Summe BON $4,000 betam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Giaenartise YFmsffeter.

ga lat fi6er ettpas S4Ones, psnn
bic iterbli6en Meni9en TIRE Seite
ni6t nur inter ii9 feiern, ionoern
or6 hire lieben Sobten in treuer gr>
inneruno baran tbeilnehmen lanen
moIIsn. Cine ettpas ieltidme Sorm
nimmt biefer @ebunte in Siorublanb
an. mo- bas r@olt" auf ben 9rdbern
ieiner 2ieben gu pfinsiten elm mebrz
tGoioes Spbtenfeit berdnitdltet, oas
alerbings ni3t 9an5 na3 benz 9e=
i6mad bes .fdlllen @eitens" 1sin
mao. @uf ben SriebbIfen bieies ee@
ieaneten @eltausi4nittss geht IS an
benz liebli6en Set re9t piit gu.
MGnnialia sisbt nit ben lanoes,
iibli6en Samppars. in bener t1tft
INNER barmlofes Raturpafsr, iOns
BERN piel bGufiger ienes %gebrdnnte
fein ipu, bas Der 8uHe @obta nennt.
unb NIT S0r6en, bic nit rei4liaen
SpeiIen aner Dirt sefiint iinb, 6indus
no6 Der Ru6eitGtte Der Sobten. Die
@eiit[iGen bes Sorfes baben nit benz
Weihepinfel bas 9sre9te unb nnges
r.dte be%iprsnst. seiesnet nnb bamit
5onftiunirt, mas tie eeiehen unb ni4t
osIeben haben ober aud ni4t feben
ipouten. @uf bic @rGber grpa9ies
ner pirb granntipein unb Safusta
(3ubis) qeftent, auf bic @rGber Der
iunaen MGb9en leet man @epfel unb
IiiiIe. auf bic Der 8inber Pfeffera
fufen unb anberes Huf9iperf. Ho4z
mails hdlt bic @siitli9teit feierli9en
umaane unb ipridt elm 9ebet fir
hos Seelenbeil Der Sobten; bdnn
perben in ben @Gneen Spiiden ben
@rGbern Safeln ssbedt ober man
IGbt fi4 audi auf Der grbe nieber -
unb nun besinnt elm S4mauien bas
eanse Teft biibur4, elm S4maufen.
tpie es 1ur benz &uFen eisen lit.
Wlit Webmutb, Deinen unb Sabapien
riibr5elisen aiHen hebt e an unb
enbet = pis ii9 bas ieber benfen
fonn. Ssn ben lebten Sahren 1T Elm
Ieiier Wanbel gum geHern bur9 Der.
56Grfte poliaeimabreseln berbsise,
fibrt pprben. Mber i'm @laemeineu
lit es BEL benz alten. anmuthigeu
I! 8rau@ geblieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

ging ni&t. : Sd babe ME Mnsrfens
runs gefunben. 9iemdls. Sir ni9ts,
tpas i6 is sei9rie6e1 5abe. ans
fdngs 6abe i9 mid lufig gemo4t
ii6er bic Meinung Der Menge. @ber
balb babe i9 bemerft. baB i9 4ners
tennung brau6e. Tenn ba lie mid
ale perbammten, purbs i9 on mir
felbit ire.
rNein, audi bamit bin i9 d
fsrtig. Sd babe es beiisite selegt =
10 tpie i9 a1ss anSere beiieite gelgt
babe. :. Nur Sic ni9t."...
rWos2"
rHur sic babe i6 ni9t beiieits
eelest ni6t beiieite legen tOns
men,.
Na@ ldnsem S9neisen eripis
bert lie leiie: nunb i9 sic audi
ni6t.".
Damn ift es lange, LANCE 3eit gang
fin. 8eibe i9einen cine Weile gang
basislbe gu bentsn. limb 10 fiben
lie suIdmmen uno i9peigen. Bis
sr snbli9 gu i6r beruntritt uno
gang lsiie, taum bOrbar, frust;
vNun2"
sic peritebt i'm, absr lie untpOra
tet lange ni9ts. StiG iiBt lie DC
unb TART gu 8poen. @nbli9 ia9t
fe nit feter Stimme: rNein. gs
gebt ni6t. Wir tOnnten ni3t 5uz
iammenle6en."
gr bentt lanse mad. gnbli&
fraet er 50gernb: nWarum9"
vWeif mir nur uns beibe 6dtten
- ni6ts anberes. Weil mir nt4ts
bon Der Nubentpelt baben, lie hahen,
lie perd9ten. limb 10 pdren NH
auf ni6ts dls dufeindnoer angepie:
fen. limb piirben ems bes unberr
9ne6t perben. limb iobdlo i'd
iGbe, bab i3 BON Sbnen abbdngit
bin - bann. . nun, ia tpetB, ma:
i9 bdnn tbGte."
yRun9"
sd piirbe sic t0bten!"
Qanee 3eit 6srri9t bumpfe StiQe
gnOli9 iagt er leiie: nRun nett
i9, fparum mir ni9t 5uIammenleber
f0nnen. Weil mir Die anoern 81
iebr huffen uno chamber gu lsbl
lieben."
sic ipieber6olt es nidenb: yWei
mir bic anbern gu febr hdfen -
unb einanber gu isbr lieben."
Na9 turSer 3sit fra9t er nit Gr
i. tpartuns: mIlio?"
yglio. alio bleibt nun nod Elm.
. ibrig"
;, Sur nod ems. Den leBtsn We
gu ee6en." Gnti9lphen sebt er au
lie 3u, nimmt hire beiben 9dnbe I'm
: Iie6f i6r ssrabe in Die @ugen. nun
nun fruse i9 bid: Miait bu NIT mi
geben?"
E Set untpOrtet iis: rSu, i9 mi
e."
j limb mann piGit bu?"
gu isbsr 3eit. Bdnn b
piait."
q rGut. Mprsen. Morgen an BEN
E fel6en See, auf benz mir odmdI
fu6ren."
: nWpbl. Mprsen alip."
rMorgen." -
Sic reben ni6ts mebr. Stta lei
: CT ii6 gu i6r ans 5snitsr uno tar
: 6inuus.
:, Der Q6enb 1T beraufeefpmms'
b unb Der Mpnb bat iein blst3es I'm
lib nit biinnen WOlfen perldlslel
f Sie bliden gu linn hinauf IN
; peinen, peinen. unb er 5iebt |
a an ii6, unb bic beipen tahsn l'
+ innia uno ldn9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Cptiter.
Qrebs Speaialih.

ar. Sorarb, iber breiBis Sabre erfolereide Srsbs-
Suinois Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
@efbdfts= &alenber.
Aerate.

Sr. g. 6. 9bonrns. Spe5iaIitdt: Standardization.
Stunoen "a II. 6-s Rddu1.
625 girsinia Nue. gteu 91Se; gt, 8roiptet Ssf.