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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

We have an abundance Of mud.
q. w. Masters oi near this place
Is quite III.
Thomas Boylan Of Oklahoma
City visited bis grandmother, Mrs.
Caroline sweitaer, near here last
week.
Several Of our people attended
the sale Of Mrs. Sophia snider's
property, near Marble Hill last
Saturday.
Asa Steyensofne Sccpusrecent'
| III nnrchassd q fine colt from g. w.
Masters nearthis place.
Several Of our boys were out
rabbit bunting last week. G. p
Kinder and Lea Simpson caughtand
shipped q IN one day.
Ransom Hahs Of Arkansas moved
| to our town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Huffman ane
daughter visited Rev. WI PostOi
and family. near Huskey, last Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Sweitxer is report
cd improving slowly.
Rev. W. ]. Poston is repor.e'
quite puny.
Mrs. James AlImon Of near CliI
pard is said TO be very sick.
Theodore Adams and family 9
Arkansas, who have been visttin
relatives and friends near this plac'
!. returned home this week
Mrs. Minnie Rose 10 on the pun
, list at present.
r. Hunziker Of near Huskcy loI
ia fine mare last week.
Mrs. Herman Blanken and daugI
ter Of near Marble Hill visited Nh
!. Sweitzer Sunday.
w. II. Cobb has been quite pur
for the past week.
a LONE SrAR.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

public vendue or outcry, TO the highest
bidder, for not less than Si.25 per acre,
ten per centum Of the purchase money
to be paid cash In hand, the remainder
on a credit Of twelve months, purchaser
giving bond and good and sufficient
security, with interest at the rate Of six
per cent per annum from the date fsalei
Il the front door Of the courthouse, in the
town Of Marble Hill, said county cf Bol,
linger, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1907,
hetweeu the hours Of 0 o'clock In tht
forenoon and 5 o'clock IN the afternoon
| and while the Circuit court Is in session
first having given twenty days notice q
/ the time and terms Of sale and Of th'
property TO be sold, by publication ir
weekly newspaper published IN sal
county Of BoIlinger.
4 This fith day Of February, 1907.
4 %. II. KIRKPATRICK
4 Sheriff of BeiIinger county.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
Reeavilie.

Theodore Campbell and wife Of
Flat River are visiting George
Moore and family here.
John Chronister was in Bessville
last week buying ties.
Abraham Watts Of Marquand was
IN our tOwn one day last week.
Mrs. \. =. Sites of Belmont i
visiting relatives in this part Of tbs
county.
Edward Siizes wentto Elvins las
Saturday to attend his sick brother.
Henry, who is reported dying o
lung trosbIe.
nu. Gussa Davis Black and asn
Of Cape GiraFdeaa ars visiting Ms
Henry Davis.
Charley Yensbis offspring Vale
visited bis father ss this place afss
days last week
niss Eshei sabsee spent szsnndal.
sad Sunday = home She siiende
ths elsz.ng exercises Of fbe HaE'
sehool Saturday.
Payer msstinf 81 2. = Watts
Rss. Weed BE- ehsaesd IS p
.ofztzsuE Il rssss elsHzeA issi
- fssrsh ls - lhzzd saszzT-
s zzlakar rssz szllisE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
sheriff sale If sehssl Land.

ssssa cossay 8 4 a'isz: ssiisssr. as
Yebruszy Tern, fs0T. in The County
-sssrt of szsd co1nty, On fbs fitb day OF
Febrszsy. 1884, tie following, sno1g
estes proesssisgs wsFs had, Viz:
oxaefsd b tie eoars that tie sheriff Of
his eoassy exposs . szis
ne sozthszzt qazTtsr of tie noTthEesE
suzrse-. sz<siaa sixteen Efsl. tozzshiP
tszzsy-eixkt 81. Fzsss eight go, szst,
AssthsnoahszszqszFteFO Of he ssath-
- eszrssr, ssrsiss siztsez l1s), t0zs-
sAss sssaty-esgh4 81, rzss sigss %
asxshsso<ssszszasz-teTo q tie nsEah-
zzsszzrssz, sse6aa sizassa iisls tSsa-
szss szszzy-szzks O.. rznsz sigss tsl,
ez
Al ehs sssshssa sszssr q ~
=zn=zzezzrssz, seedss zizssss u.s.
sszzssEs ts@s5-sszss -. zss slgAi
O..
A. e - ~ 6 - s9szzsss
-zzz. z z (1s)s tss'zss'
s.z=zz-sszzz -. @Ess& esh@
Az zB@~5s ASS+ :
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

Here / come with . few items, af-
ter an absence Of D few weeks.
Health is very good at present
Ida Sitzeyisited her sister, Mrs.
James Dayaull, Sunday.
Dan Wbitener attended church at
New Salem Sunday. Seems TO be
some attraction! What il it Dans
some Of the young folks Of this
vicinity attended the closing exer'
cises Of the Hawn school last Sat
urday. and reportan enjoyable day
j. Il. Wallis and wife of near
LLOYD visited bis brother, J. D.
Wallis, near shrun Sunday.
Rev. r. +. Yount filed bis regu
lar appointment at New Salem las
Sunday.
William Denton visited Q frien'
near here Sunday evening.
i I'D. Hawn Of Patton visited hi
sister, Hrs, j. d. Wallis, Monda.
night.
/. The Sbrum ecbool win close o
| Februarv 23. The Pinhook schoo
|, closed February 0.
Misses Maude Wallis, Lille so
: Jennie shrum ofnear Sbrum yisite
! Mes Blanche Wallis near Patio
Saturday night. NEnEEEzEh
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
Trne Devotion.

The man whose ha, ila can 30 heard
from one end Of the street to the other.
may be the man who scoided his wife ana
spanked his baby before be othis break
fast, but his laughter il only the erackle
Of ttiorns under the pot. The man who
spreads his laughter through life before
late breakfast, when be misses the train,
when his wife goes visiting, and ne has
to eat cold supper; the man who can
laugh when he finds . button of his shirt
and when the store fire goes out ct night
--he is the man thatisneeded. He never
tells bis neighbor to have faith. Some
how he puts faith into him. He delivers
/ no honilies; the sight Of his beaming
/ face, the sound Of his happy voice and
| the sight OF his blessed daily life. carry
! conviction that words have no power 70
rive. The blues flee before him az the
foe before the west wind. He comes
Into his own home like food Of sunshine
over 4 meadow Of blooming buttercuPs,
and his wife and children blossom in his
presence like June roses. His home b
redoIent with sympathy and love. The
] lneiehboFhood is better for his life, and
somebody viii learn Of him that laughter
i better than tears. The world need
this man. Why are there 80 few hk'
himq Can he be created? Can he D
evolyedP Why is he not in every house
turning rain into sunshine and winte
into summer all the year round until Ut
: is a perpetual season2- -Portagevill
/ Critic.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
TIuskey.

Health Is not very good.
sUncls" Elisha Jones is on the
lx list.
h. Hit Of Advance visited George
sitxel 1t this place Monday.
Misses Ions Burton and Alneda
ETHEL visited Misses I,ulu and
lima Allen Saturday night and
nnday.
Miss Alpha LESLEY, one the "
i. College students, visited hei
brother and sister, Edward and Avs
LESLEY, near this place. Sunday.
Joab Crites and family have beei
: round With the grip.
Miss Torn Alien gzve rne yoanl
Iolks 5 singing Monday night A
who stssndsd reported ~ saioyabl
lime.
nr. and Hrs. George Rsitzsl yisl1
Cd ct Herman Rasil's Sunday.
Theodore Adamz and family, Vi
have besa visiting relatives bes'
silI rslafa e IhzIF agms e lsssll'
a-z-.-=zs s4sz zs.szk Wazh Adam
viii 90 Haek HIzA zAsa.
As nzzz i zzEaz. =s I'll eles
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
crooked Creek.

Mrs. Katie Knowles of Patton
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Whitener. and
attended the closing exercises Of the
Hawn school Saturday,
Miss Efie sbrum of Hurricane
visited In this vicinity Saturday
night
Miss Maude Wallis visited at ber
uncle ] !. II. Wallis's Saturday night.
Misses Nellie Lutes and Nora
Hawn Of Lutesville came up last
Friday TO visit Miss Columbia
Hawn and to attend The closing ex-
ercises Of the Hawn school satur-
day.
Miss Carrie Denman and brother
visited at Henry siinkard's Satur
day night and Sunday.
4 Miss Norma Whitener returned
to Mayfeld Sunday to teach anotb
er month of school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whitener ana
daughter, Miss Annie, and Mis-
Alice Mcpherson were visitors q
linz. B. Whiteners Saturday night.
Il Mrs. J. W. Davenport was i'm
proving when we last heard frou
her.
Alfred Hawn of Glen Alien vi
tied 10 this vicinity Sunday.
Tim Hawn and son Cornelius y
turned from Arkansas last Friday
Quite a number Of our yOun
people enjoyed party at J. L. Wa
ligs Saturday night.
Miss Ethel Mabuee visited hon
: folks from Friday until Sunda.
land attended the close Of lbe Hav
school Saturday.
!. Z. u. Hawn went to Patton No
day TO transact some business
regard to the mill at place. y
understand the mill has been sold
D. Dameron visited in this !
einity the frst Of thefweek.
Misses Kors and CoIsmbia Has
and Messrs. J. l. LHtes and Dan
Of Hawn visited the Barber scbo
70 Monday.
=, The Hawn scbooI closed last 5
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
!. Correspondents.
NTayheld-

AANh &c
sis good.
Mayfield and wife ofsedge.
he visited relatives at this
few days ago.
q Of our people attended the
ainments atthe Hurricane end
schools last Saturday end re
j i good time At both places.
have two rural free delivery
routes from sedgswiskvsll'
NO. 2 began Saturday
Ihnny and Coy Mayfield ofnea
Held vent to Marble Hill Mon
to enter Will Mayfield Collegt
harley PuIliam and Miss EmHi
field were united by marrlag'
Fillie Green Is very sick.
Il. slower, who i organizing
ners' anion, spoke at The sehot
se Saturday night, but owing !
weather but few were presen
Two CHUMs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

from 81. Louis, where be disposed Of
Z car load ofstock.
u. "A. Elagle u sick Of fpneumonia.
Henry Mcclure y visiting old
friends here for d few days.
Paul Watkins Of Porteryille is
visiting friends here.
Andrew Gaines Is going 70 move
back 10 our town soon.
John Cargle gave our young folks
d dance Saturday night.
The Improved Order Of Redmen
Is organizing 4 lodge here.
John Hurrell sold his mules this
week.
il. b. James went to Marble Hill
Saturday.
Miss Mary Reed passed through
our city this week on her way Y
ST Louis Z
Hugh Montgomery Of dipsy wa'
! visitor at D. B. corbin's Sunday
Adolph James Of Brownwcot
was in town Sunday.
August James and wife have jas
returned from Jackson, where the!
{ attended the faneraI Of his wife
sister, Bertha.
Dan Corbin has sold bis interes
in the sawmili and store 70 Charlie.
gorbin.
If this should miss the vast
basket / will come again.
UEo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
scol,us.

EDIroR PEEss:H yOu will allow
me space III your paper, til give
you q few sketches from this neck
o. woods.
Health Ii reasonably good here.
Some Of our farmers are plOwing
already-iaklng advantage Of The
fine weather ''The early bird gets
the worm"
Our merchants. JamesS. Cole and
]. s. Nanney, are dOing good bnsi
ness.
Some Of onr farmers are clearing
| new land this winter.
/ Rev. ]. n. stone is nj Wbitews
i ter on business this week.
Ly. Page and 5. 7. Coby Q
! Marble Hill and Latesvllle were il
this locality Saturday snd Sunday
visiting relatives and friends
4 W. II. Nancy, who recent
! closed ; term Of school at Unio
Ridge, is at home now.
Valentine sending seems 70 be ;
! tbe 20 BOw, making some mad 81
!. some giad.
q Hiss Bertha Yotnt closed 5 81
cessfai term Of school st cedi
4 Branch Tuesday. TIE morning p
J. desoted 70 spelling. afseS whies
bounteoas dinner wzs served u
to Be esjeysd b all
: tbe afternoon ; nitf prsgrza =
uaasred, aBs 4 tie kloss he r
ylgsse Pare sSdrzesd Dc tezeh
& and pnpiis vith ; EsFn sPsz
. zhsek, It i beped, I'll hsss : -
lsaseL
Is wsssisg nasA asusz 70 I
pr III ezesz sssETZ.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

III the connty III some time, 4 willl
send ii IA few Items.
Health il reasonably good w thls
locality
some of people shjcyed some
good music II n. TIahp's MI
Sunday.
mo sun II shining out here irl !
Gcds country once mcre And that
makes III hope for " spcll X sot nice
weather.
Miss Bertha PrCpst and Henry
Brennecke were united IN marriage
February 4, ii the home of ths
brides parents, MI. and Mrs' Ws AM
Propst. May ali happiness NJ thelrs
along lifa's journey IN
Some parties from Scott county
wore III this vicinity recently, want
ling 10 buy land. This u some
moro evidence Of The fact that the
Hands of Bollinger county are 4 ats
4 tracing buyers from abroad, alsR
| that cheap homes here Will scon "
) thing of the past.
Wheat in this vicinity looks yery
promising 50 tar. lsl llsss
Ransom Estes and ismily visited
al II. r. Hahn's last Sanday
Hauling lumber seems 70 be sAs
only work that Il being dcneil cui
part of the country now.
Tbe Hahn school ID progressing
nicely, under the management 3. q
Miss Maude Jacobs. (.
|, Mrs. r.. r. Hahn has sown SONS
lettuce. She is preparing 70 has'
vegetables early
Mrs. Rebecca Propst is on th'
puny list.
j. a. stroder made q flying ltril
to Marble Hill one day last week
2 Ire reports the roads 10 q depiora
bic condition.
= Henry Talent and Samuel Col
:. visited al ". +. Hahn's recently.
N j. r.. Hahn had the misfortune Y
Iose,a good milk COW . few night
2 ago. a straw stack fell down 9
4 her and she was dead when disco'
:. cred. John Hahn came very riea
losing some Of bis cattle The sam
y way and about the same time.
WI NAVAJO.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

Union church Wednesday and y ~
to BE- hoped that the zeal of the,
choppers will be checked before all
ofthe famous old camp ground grove
Is destroyed. BEssviLIiAS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14
fncss College ifcistsl
Italia. Mo.

'<t 4A$N~N ~ %N@~ y N N N l7T' 73l
dalia, MO.
,;I||s we're placed IN iirst-
The past week.
|Fed i telegram from
|I'kg II n. w Lord would
lion at $40 per month.
ia lust about Iinished bis
'6fthand, and was sent
min. We just received
him stating that lle y
the superintendent q
.s Pacific railroad COM
Dor month to start with
ore he was In Omaha Two
offered another position
price, NJ The man en.
hv other Hrrn could not
,sitiorl. This III d good
young man % get IN \
hcgraphic position direct
hool From 800 to s7C a
are she salaries that Cen
ess College has been plac'
pils III good positions fol
spnths past Business mer
when ysssg gentlemen 4!
lies are recommended q b
stenographers VI book
sy q WI. Robbins thai tlel
tile help just as recn'i
IL lit The present TIME re
|,lrl Omaha, Kansas City I'M
for our first. .class stenogrl'
b0okkeet,ers Just ~ filst 4
rnthem out 1t high salaria'
Central Business Collegs
] advice and receive the in
J that il given BY teacher
i held positions at from Si2
III, to s5, 900 pet year, an
guarantee you success.
srlaarE able that at the preser
,re IL Hot 1 pupil Of Centr'
] Colless slCk, 80 far o. y
.
- .---l- ~. N.al.l ..l-a --..- ll.- -aal
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

!. I.
eIieves Ii 4 fair fght
and when the Mis-
pnt Attorney-G General
Jc combat BY t.losing'
containing bis dress
Nd speech, y was hit.
hs belt and aboYs the
him into appsaAs|inq
AiIeuce N bobtsiled
paechlcss as shs bpy
ran over " carrying
N into Kansas Az
A. f4 W TAX NJ +. X 4Ii ltft lsgl4lf
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-02-14

. of sBl,5OO from sthe
n Louis, under she
n chairman Of the M
committed, whoTsis
\ who gotib u Asad
.In ne high standing
sason and out of saa-
nblican press, whoss
Auhject 4 profound.
4lican psess teli who
sub.treasury at ~,
County Times.
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5iir $500 uady 9entItblanO.

MDeuti@ arnerttaniiHe Beitungen
weroen i'm alien Gaterlan6 NIT gro.
Gem Snterefie geleien, neil iie fid
frei auslpreben uno bdufig BON orii,
ben inebr Neuigteiten tlno Nabrih.
ten bringen. als bic oeutlmett Bel.
tuneen lelbit. Die .sfreie 8relie fiji
Zeras" iit 6riiben iiberau, tpDbin iie
geianbt wiro, elm iebr germ geiebener
@aft uno tam iih riibuen, Nner.
tennuns unb Biirbiaung su finbeu,
tuie aus 5ablrei@en Briefen an uns,
Iouie an Dieienigen, tpelbe oas Blatt
an ibre Gerwanoten ibiden, berrur'
3ebt. @er oaber ieinen gerpanoten
nno Jreunoen cine yreuoe ermeiien,
ibnen elm miLltDmmenes geI6eni
MAIDEN min, Der beitelIe fiir iie Die
.Jreie Breife fiir 9eras" 9as Sn.
terehe fiir 2eras, uie iiberboupt fiir
ben 6taat uno Die @egeno, tuD bic
Bertuanoten pnbnen, 1T in Deutlcb.
Lamb iebr lebbaft uno es lift unmbg.
(i9, in Rriuatbriefen cine ip griinbs
li6e Guftldrung uno @efBreibune
oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, uie
oie8 bic mSreie Breie" alIm5hent.
lid tbut. STR ben geringen Breia
BON So uerien6en mir purtDfrei unIer
reibbaltiges MDbenblatt auf elm Snbr
an iraenb cine a6reife inn Nuslanbe.
Die ssreie preiie fiir 9eras Dubl.
GpMhGmaa.
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Nn OaS Yublltnnl.

Die .Sreie Breiie fir 9eros" miro
an iiber 450 &D1tDfftcen perianbt, unb
bat cine groRe 8erbreitung in Der
0abbars 8epublit Werifo, i'm Snbia.
rierz9 z9erritoriunt unb Otlaboma.
SIR GirfulatiDns=@ebtet in Teras
erftredt iih uon @alpeiton bis binauf
nod Dention, uDm duBeriten Often
biz na@ @l Balu i'm iernen @eiten;
es iblieBt ielbftueritanblih nit Be.
lonhers sablreibeu 2eiern oas bi1ts
befieoelte WittelzT zTeras uno ben Snos
meiten elm. Nud in Werito bat iie
cine arDRe Berbreituna.
8tpei 0eiienAe iino beitanoia,
iabrein, iabraus I'M. SntereIie oes
8lattes untertpeas uno fiibren oems
lelben i'm 8erein nit nnieren riibris
gen 2Dtal Naenten fsrtmabreno
neue 2efer au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier gbatia1en lit
bic .5reie BreHe". no es ii9 oarum
banbelt. Die oeutfhe 8eublteruna su
srreibeH. Sas bette stRseiae Iaes
blum im gtaate Teras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also In Mexico.
Two tfaveI1ng men and our
very active local agents are cons
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlOn.
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.gStr habeu pteI slehnlid,es. .

Das 5Dleenoe lit Elm Gussue aus
einem Griefe. ben mir oun Wr. s..
$. Wepers in Stutteart. Nrt., er.
balten bnben: Sic tuiiroen midi Iebr
perbinoen, tuenn Sic n0unt's Sight
ming Oil" in Milliogeoile, Sn., elm.
flibren miiroen, oa id bort uiele
Jreunoe nno Germanote babe, fiir
bic ib mid iehr intereiiiere uno ba
id] erfabre. oaB Sbr Del bort niht
su taulen lift. Sb tann es als oas
bette Mittel empfeblen. bas i'd ie in
meinem 6auie bate. gs beilte midi
BON einera lblimmen SalIe BON Blut'
fIuB in tueniaer oenn eine balbe
Stunoe uno eS beilte meine @ntelin
BON einem lebr idmeren ssale BON
ghulera Wt0rbus in iebr turaer Belt.
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u n I u n I {,
Mad,t sea eamers pertcb,utneeu.

Mad,t ben G@mers Derthiptuoca.
Seio Sbr @iner pDn Denen, Die in
ihnerer Mrbeit
Sir ben 2ebensunterbnlt tdntpfen
r,iiiien ?
Damn aebraubt .5unt's Sight
ming DR.,
Gin Sreuno. oer ben 8ampf er'
trdglid3 tuaGt.
Denen. ueld3e ibreu 2ebensunter'
balt ourh eiaene Grbeit friiten mill
fen. paiitert nit ihmeraliber Gdu.
fiateit irgeno elm unaliidsfou.
Branbs unb Shnittmunoen, 0uetlh.
unaen, Berrentunaen iinb feine
Sreimblinae fir ben Mann init Der
0urnbaut an Der 6ano. @s giebi
tein beiieres Wlittel aeeen oieie Wun.
ben pie n0unt' . &iabtnina Dill.
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Giienbabu= r>Ylan.
Q. M.R& u. q. Babn.

5u9 SEP. nacb guerD, 9uatunt, Ssu'
ton, 8acp unb oastuiihen liegenoen Sta.
tiDnea nerldBt San MntDnio 8:45 moraens.
Bug ND. (9anb grodett) nad gnero.
gDatunn, S5Dufton. 8aco unb baatuiihen
lte9enbeu Station perlaBt Gun GntoniD
nm s abenbs.
2u9 RD. 6 rad 8eebifle, Corpus ghriiti.
&Ddp0rt, Nlice &c. nerlaBt Gun AntoniD
um 1:50 m1ittaos.
8ue So. 1 bDn 8aeo, SDuftor, gDatun,
@uer0 &c. t0mmt bier nm 700 abenos an.
Bug SO. (9abg grodett) nDn WncD.
Soufton, gOafun, guero, Corpus gbrifti,
8odp0rt, 5alfurias, Alice &c. f0mrat in
Gan NHtouio una 7:55 r1orgens an.
3ug gip. 5 bDn Corpus gbrifti &Dd.
port, Aliee &c. trifft IN Gan antoni0 nm
I:50 uochmittaQS Elm.
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sssts. SOC sts 8lsfas.

.Det mtr aper Dram oas i8Dne 2ieb
ben 8ann. Sd fang NIT. unb i'd trant
nit, unb id ladte iiber meiae Sdpdz
DE. SD tam mir Dor, als fei i9 elmer
gefabr entronnea.
r5ellte aber erbieIt i'd bic Gn5eige
ibrer Nerlobung -
LIMB nun ssbit Ou sebantenDolI
umher unb bensiosit ben. Der fie gun.
Altar fiihrt~
sd peiB ss nidt senau. 9tber
ionberbar lit mir 3urnutbs. Sd babe
bas @efiibl, aIs fpenn fie fif iibsreilt
bat. Gie bate nod Elm penis parten
f0nnen.~
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y6aIidle ypnrtfen sdlIattnaaeu

nab gnlifurnien. ebeniu nad 81.
Souls pia Teras & 8acific 8abn
Dbne Behiel. Sbreibt an iraene
einen Ti6et Naenten meaen oieiea
rleues 9ienites poer an 6. B. Eur
rer, @eneral' Bnifda'er.Neent, 9al'
[ns, TernS.
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G6dt SSrptuusptue.
~. Sc. & z. Babn.
Nbf06rf

ssnb Bacn, Sort 8prtb. Dallas, RanIaa
gitb, ct. Souls nnb Chicago, tnglicb,
(Suniet Geput) 800 a6enbS
9Dcnlaue nia Smitbbine. ....7. 80 bDrra.
Nlamo SpeaiaI nah Snlitbuille. sonuft0n.
ENGainetDn ............... 1925 abenos.
antunft:
8on Chicago, ct. 2puis, 8anias gitp,
Dallas. Sort Burtb unb @acD, thelt&
(Sunlet 9epDt ........7.3 80 n,Draens.
2ucalaug nin SntithnilIe ~. sos nbenbS
Nlau0 Special BON SmitbnilIe. SDuit0n.
SolbefDn ..... .6.E mpraens.
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supf-Got.

Mtnn i'm Maittslaltsr beuti9e
Grouen Dor @eriat eintu gib absus
lesen bdtten, 70 n,uBten fie auf ibren
3opf fdp6rsn., ginen folden gib leis
ftete .. 3. i'm Sabre 1403 bic @rdfin
Werena p. 3olIern. sic mnbte ibren
Iansen, fd0nen 9aaraopf, na9bem
unterfu6t ipprben mar, ob er edit mar,
INN bic linte 9anb pideln unb biefe
ouf bic 8ruft lessn; bic redte Sanb
aber leste lie auf ben Nmtsitob beg
Rihters, Der ibr ben @ib abnabm.
And i'm SeiterrsidiIhsn ipor biefe
fonberbars Nrt Der Gioesleiituns eez
brdu4lid; MIR muBten bort bic
Grauen nidt auf einen. fonbsrn fogar
auf atuei 30pfe fdip0ren. ME bas Mies
ner @tnbtredt bonn Sabre 1851 pors
f4reibt. Wabrixinli9 riibrte bieIer
unitrf9ieb nur Don bet abtpei1enben
Mobe Der, baB bic fhtpabifnen Trauen
I'm Mittelalter itd nit einem 3opf BE-
gniieten, pdhrenb bic Dfterr.idif9en
gbefbamen aipei 36pfe trusen.
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0fesept 9lu. 1851, BET elmer &
9tmemo, turiert niht ale @eifmers
ben. aber es Euiro &beumatismuS
furieren.
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pintsrIlitias anaeaeu. gOr einie

ss~~"sf~s0$ " 0s"s E~SA StssSNu
Sabren purbe einmal i'm Wiener
9urstheater ssIts.ntItd elmer Mobls
tbdtisteitsDorft n2umpasi bosae
bunbus" aufseHibrt, unb 2stpinstp,
Der DarfeLer bes S1uitsrs Rnieriem
unb 9emperensler npom reinften Mafs
fer nabm feine fdmmtliaen Sdndple
in Gorm Don Woifer su ii4, Gum
S9luB leerte er Elm ertra sroBes
@6napssIas, unb bas batten ibm bic
b0fen RolIestn NIT ftarttm 3Orn am
sefdut. 2elDinstp, nifts abRenb. siebt
ben Snbolt binuntsr, fnsst an au
Ipaadrn unb Geiidter gu f9neiO.n. sebt
ab nnb fdngt bintsr Der Sssne einen
Nrrbaffanbal an. Mber bic Rols
Iesen, bic nit biebif1er Grsube bem
Worgans auseie6en, tpenbsn iih smpOrt
Don benz Ranftler meg: REIN, lieber
5ofef. NIT 70 ein.m G&napstrintsr
Dertebrta mir ui4t!"
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Vanf @fiiller. - gleftriihe Sblei.
ferei. .-104 Weits Commerce. StraBe
nabe oer Bride. 0ertaaf upn Wei'
fern. Sheeren etc.