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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-06-19

tary s41.2s;, Bloomfield s4462; DEBORAH
1929; Glenw9ood sass Springfield
H tsfe f sas5y G ssS6s Burr
Oak sac ii; Washington 5000; Madison
$50. 90: Lincoln $40 Sc; Fremont S33.41;
Calmar $4S.O4; Jackson 1921; Orleans
The following resolution was present
ed and on motion unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The Minneapolis, Rochester
ed the Board Of Supervisors of Winnie
shiep county to grant said company
franchise TO locate, construct and OPP
crate an interurban railway on state
street through the village of Frankville
in Winneshiek county Iowa; and
Whereas, The necessary. number OF
owners of real property abutting said
street have signed statement or con-
fore be 1t
ors that franchise be and is hereby
granted above company as asked, under
such restrictions and regulations as the
Board of Supervisors may hereafter
deem advisable.
1880 p. m.--Board met. Members all
present and called TO order.
The equalization Of personal property
assessment was taken and the Auditor
was on motion instructed to bring live
stock to the following valuations:
Colts / year old $4,000; colts 2 years
old s72.00 horses 10000; heifers l year
old $1,000; heifers years old $1,000;
COWS S-Z.UO, Steers L year Olu 9lD.VV.
years old S3iOO
on motion the reports of E.. r. Haines,
S9Tn dr ss e. Gdnptv Clsrk
ditor, were approved. all accounts being
found correct and money properly ac-
counted for:
COUNTY TREAsURER's sEMI-AN-
NUAL REPORT.
January 1 to June /, 1907.
nannrab Ioua luna 1 1907
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Winneshiek County:
Gentlemen:-In accordance with Sec
ton 1853 of the Code, / hereby submit
the following report of the business of
January / and ending May 81, 1907.
State Fund.
TO balance Jan. l, 19o7......s 9a.555
TO taxes .....:.............. ll6S3.2s
70 T nsnsfsr from FRI Iaf Insane Fund 2oo
To transfer from Co. Fund 49,. 442.S7
sl4284.S7
BY paid state Treasurer siS745.55
BY transfer to Temp. Sch. fund 1910
BY balance ....,............ l2o.22
s142s4.87
State University Fund.
TO balance Jan. !, 19o7......s 7755.ss44
To interest on taxes ....... so
5 7S4.oo
CIR.
BY paid State Treasurer. .....s 1923
BY balance ............'.''.. s.Vz
5 784.OO
state Agricultural College Fund.
DIR.
To balance Jan. l, 19O7.....s 5.94
To interest on taxes ........ so
s 7S4.0O
CIR.
BY oaid State Treasurer. .....s 775.ss
BY balance .................. 500
$ 7S40O
State Normal School Fund.
DR..
To balance Jan. /, 1907 LAS 2.e7
70 interest on taxes ........ rs
5 $4,000
BY paid State Treasurer. .....s 3S7.99
BY balance ................. 4.Vl
$ $4,000
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
CosHp Buttons.

This is button season. They trim
everything-our coats. our gloves. cur
and silk-eovered buttons. enameled but
tons. carved buttons. cut steel and
rhinestone buttons. and now has gone
forth the edict that a jeWeled button
Is the very latest thing
A delicately wrought gold or silver
button set with an aQuamaFine, an
amethyst, a garnet or turquOii r..
may be bought for the modest - N
OF $50, Just how big a slice an enllTe
set would take out of my lady's allow
ance the jeweier does not state, but II
her coat must be cut according TO her
buttons. only the miilionatres can afford
10 be in fashion.
OF course the woman Of Individuality
will want something distinctive about her
buttons, and some Of the very exclusive
shops are showing the silver and gold
settings already for the jewel that the
buyer will select
Certainly, with our silver combs, our
siiVer-spIngled scaTfs and gowns. our
belts OF gold threads and our 1eWeled
buttons. We are wandering far from
the way Of our ancestors and JefTer-
s8nian simplicity. Let Us take waFuIng
from the Greeks. who rose To be the
greatest people on earth and fell from
their pinnacle when their minds and
morals grew lax from oVeFindulgenct
and their bodies lost vigor from con
slant bathing in perfumes and sleepins
on beds Of rose leaves.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
HOW TO KEEP FRESH THE
REMAINS or HOLIDAY CAKE

Of the Christmas and New Year cakes
are still being saved for immediate use.
many thoughtful housewives now make
fruit cake for next years holidays TO be
sure il viii be mellow and rich with age.
Naturally, they make and bake them
carefully and cool In a most systematic
way When thoroughly done. a point
ascertained by sticking a hEoOm straw
into the cake. a heavy towel, and on top
of that a blanket, is spread over the
cake that is not removed from the pan
until completely dry.
by covering il in this way the cool
ing process IS gradual, and adds TO the
richness and flavor OF the fruit. After
several days when all heat is gone the
cake should be removed, wrapped "a
clean cloth saturated with a good
brandy and put away in an alright jar
or pan. When the cake has not been
cut a fresh cloth dampened once q
month with liquor will keep it IN con-
dition until desired 10 serve, for the less
frequently the cake is exposed 70 the air,
the better IL will keep.
With the remnants OF nuts and spice
cakes the same process Of preserving
should be followed as far as keeping
them carefully wrapped In clean cloths
and placed in air tight tin boxes or jars
of earthernWare with close fitting lids. AS
with the fruit cake these should not be
exposed TO the air aEy oftensr than Is
positively necessary and the cloths
not saturated with brandy however,
should be kept tucked snugly around
them.
ITO Keep moisture in these nut and
spice cakes. il is We'll 10 cover them with
oil paper, ana then with tissue before
winding around the cloths and putting
them away in boxes.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
The National
Inverted Light

7 TAS solved the lighting prob
r lem more satisfactorily than
= = any yet produced. We have
never before been able to offer a
light possessing the perfection Of
mechanical construction found in the
National. With all the virtues or
electric illumination, this inverted
light inSures a very great economy
in the consumption Of gas, burning
from one-third to one-half less than
the upright or vertical burners. 1t
difuseS the light downward where
needed, and, owing to an automatic
regulator, furnishes a steadineSs OF
luminosity under varying gas pres
sure hitherto unknown.
We should be glad to demonstrate
the many desirable features of this
light to those interested in perfect
Illumination.
Fully guaranteed as to satisfac-
ton.
S1.75 each, Complete.
Lamp Dept. Fifth floor.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17

How TO keep the remains of heavy
fruit CAKES. spice, nut. and the many
other varieties used during the h0li-
days. fresh and in condition TO serve
until the last pieces are eaten is a
problem that many housewives have TO
solve now, and one that inexperienced
women md difhculJ
Caks-at least the kind always made
for Christmas and New Year-must be
as carefully kept as they are made and
baked. according 10 an expert house
keeper, who declares that the ART of
keeping pastry fresh Is quite as i'm
poFtant as successful baking.
MANY cakes, particularly the kinds
that are full OF rich seed, spice, nuts,
fruits, etc. are spoiled though well
baked before they are served because
they are not properly wrapped and put
away 10 ripen, as il were" she says.
Fruit cake-the holiday Yariety-can-
not be too carefully stored in a box
preferably a round one OF Iapanned TIN.
or an earthen jar that has been scrubbed
scrupulously clean. rubbed dry and wei
aired and summed, SO there will be no
dampness that the cake may absorb
and thus become heavy and soggy.
This box OF crock must be lined with
a length or linen, crash OF piece OF an
old tableclOth that Is wide and long
enough TO completely cover the bottom
and sides and leave "a length that viii
cover the cake ana may be tucked about
the sides 10 keep out any possible damp
ness and 10 protect the sweet from the
air that dries them out If convenient
do not put any other kind of cake in
the same jar or tin with the fruit cake,
and do not raise the lid that should be
kept tightly closed, for the less air that
gets 10 such pastry the longer they
stay fresh and the richer they become
in flavor.
To help Tipen fruit cake, pour brandy
over the cloth that is wrapped around
this. repeat the operation once a week.
putting in a fresh cloth each time and
IA this way the remnants OF the holiday
cake OF fruit may be preserved for
months-even until the following Christ
mas, il IL is not wanted for dessert.
Strange as IL may seem, while some
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
Our Packing
Department.

WILL interest you If you con-
w template moving or have
w anything 10 be shipped.
We are splendidly equipped for
executing all packing and shipping,
either on a large or small scale. Our
packers and shippers are men of long
experience, being qualified to pack
all kinds of art goods, bric-a-brac,
pictures, silverWare, chinaWare, fur
niture, household goods, etc. and
entire satisfaction is guaranteed.
The work may be done at your
residence or in our Shipping Depart
ment, as you prefer. No orders too
large or small to receive our prompt
and careful consideration. Estimates
cheerfully furnished on request.
Packing Boxes, Casks, HogSheads,
Barrels, Excelsior, Wrapping Paper,
and other packing requisites at rea-
sonable rates in any quantity desired.
Basement.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17

THOUGHT AND TACT REQUIRED
70 Be 4 WELCOME GUEST

give up visiting In thai house. IN
other words. If one is not willing TO do
as the hostess she should cut that house
from her list in which to stay. II is
grossly unfair and a tacit criticism not
10 do as the others in II.
There is decidedly such thing as over
entertaining as well as doing too little
of it. and it Is a fault 10 which both guest
and hostess are prone. Each, in the de-
sire 70 give the other pleasure. too often
leaves no time for privacy that each
person always needs at times. and at
the end of visit both guest and hostess
are worn out by il. a guest should
never forget that a hostess viii have
many small matters pertaining 10 house
keeping and the Ike 10 look after. and
should see that she relieves the house
keeper of the responsibility OF her pres
ence for a time that they may be looked
after. On the other hand the hostess
Is TO recoliect that the guest Will have
letters 70 write. trifiing mending 70 do,
or viii have found a book she would
Ike 20 run through, and in her desire 10
give her friend a good time the house
keeper should not absorb. her time 50
that the other has no chance for any
OF these. Flatly each should have q
little while 10 themselves every day.
Making ones guest financial ex-
travagance is a fault Of American host
esses. For fear that the visitor viii not
be sufficiently entertained more money
Is spent in theaters. luncheOns and din
ners than the family purse can afford
without ec0nomizing in another direc-
ton, and on the departure OF the friend
the family subsist upon plain fare and
simple living until they have made up
the previous expenditure.
This. in my opinion. 10 contrary 20 tine
ethics OF hospitality. which should be 10
make friends welcome within the home.
giving and receiving such pleasure that
departure Is a cause OF regret on both
sides
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
NO SORT OF LUCK.

SignOra Goldenheart is a most charit-
able person. always ready 10 put herself
at the head OF benevolent enterprises %
You are so good" said one friend,
you are always busy for others"
20" she replied, 4 wish / could do
more, but this year / have had no luck.
Not even small catastrophe has oc-
CURED 20 enable me 20 organize a char
tty fete. III Diavolo Rosa.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17

Until further notice store viii open
ct $50 a n. and close at $50 Z. ~.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
$1,000 to $4,000.

The $1,000 is a Hand Machine.
Our best Hand Machine, the wv.
& L." has a solid wooden base and
case, and is a fine specimen. Price,
$3.50.
Our demonstration will be glad to
acquaint any one interested with the
many points of superiority and merit
embodied in our machines and TO
afford Instructions in the manage
ment of the machine generally.
Satisfactory arrangements can be
made at the department for partial
payments.
Second noOr. @ ST.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
Patterns IN Kel0eLs.

Light backgrounds marked with stripes
in this same color, but much deeper
tGne are unusually effective In the new
yelVets. which are made up in the long.
ClOse-ntting coats. often the skirts are
finished with bands OF the same material
piped with a Bit OF dark cloth or satin,
and II is seldom that the trimmings are
limited TO the frOck's own material
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
Special value at Soc each.
High-grade
Sewing Machines.

~ My machines Of high-gTade
| manufacture find a place
here-they must come up TO
our high standard Of quality before
they are accepted. Thus every
machine we handle is made especial
ly for US, comes direct from the
factory, and represents all that IS
best in the way Of material, work
manship and finish. The improve
mentS are the latest, and the entire
mechanism is light running, pract-
cally noiseless and self-adjusting.
The cabinets are made from best
quality oak and are beautifully fin
iShed.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
JUMPING AT A CONCLUSION.

HAIy dear" began Merchant, nervous
". IF any one should tell you he saw
me al lunch today
WHO was she. John7'' interrupted his
wife, "and who saw you with her?'-
Philadelphia Press.
The Washington times., 1907-01-17
NOVEL SUIT OF D ARK GREEN CLOTH.


velvet bun cloth pretty
trimmed
The Washington times., 1907-01-17

sketch model being OF black satnnish the skirt made
oke Of Chanly lace the sleeves being formed OF u Of the lace
Joined together velvet baby ribbon formed the decoration the
ribbon The
bon.
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ss1r tner 60 1ahreu

iaou wuroe Wrs. Wiaslom's 500.
thing : Syrup pon Wiuicnen pQr
Nsiittaru beittt 8abnen Der ainbef
a~tlaef1ea6et. Ntrjt Ou In S9lafe
ourd] bas Sbreien zines &inoes ae.
ft0rl. oah i'm 8abner lit uno DOT
S9meraen fueint2 8enn 10, lofts
iofort cine Ttaibe burt ,.Mts.
BinslDfus Su0tbite Gbrup" hplen.
SeIa Bsrf lit unbeaablbar. Us mirt
beEt fleinen 4eioenoen Iofort Hiuoe'
ruun oerIbaHen. BerloBt enb on.
rauf, BITTER, es lit Reia SmeifeI
carnber. Go beilt Diarrboe, resn'
ltert ben Maaen uno Die Rieren,
beIetttpt Win6 Aolit, ernoeint ben
Gaumen, eerbiu0ert Gnt5nnbane
uno Itartt oaS gauge Sgltem,
,Wsrs. BmSlmos 5uUthins Gprup1
fir soaaense Rinoer' lit anasnsbm
i'm 8eI1maG; oas Mecept Itanami
n0n einenl BET beitc.t metb(iheu
Ierste in ben Ser. Staten. gs III
bel alien Druagtiten iii Der aanaen
Belt su haoen. Bceis IS Gents per
Tf[aihe. Eauit nidats anoetes, ole
WrB. WinslDmF Sp1tbtna 5nrup
@arantiert unter Der 5oDo ano
Drugs Ntte, 30. SUM 1906. Serial.
Hummer 1895.
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EeEas.
N,ch bos Wenr6Sen.

Nuh oas Heprdientanteahaus
oes 3DnQreifeS bat bic Bill anQes
norntten, tpelhe in GharleftBn,
g. g., in Neu.O rleans uno in @als
ueitDn @inmanoerer Statiunen eta.
bliert.
Die 0inridtung oes 0eaers
Gelir Bomen, melter Der @rrnor'
oung Der Tnmitie @onbitt in Coma
ihuloig befunben muroe, 1T auf ben
2. Mpril feitaeiebt.
= Samstaa abeno tpuroe in Sou.
ftun 6eigbts SRI. Wtnp Bunem uDn
TENS eaer angeariffen. ShrS dreien
lofte ben Nahtmdhter @iliun Bers
BEL uno Der Geeer entflpb.
@[eih nah Der &ertaguna oes
Ronareiies lDn nit Der Nnlaae oes
botaniid1en @arterls. Der in Der N6he
pDn BrDmnsulle. out Dem @ebiete
oes ebennafiaen SSDrt BrDmn etnge'
rihtet werbeu loa, bsgonnen wers
ben. Or. Galloway, Der @hef oes
Bureau Of 4slant Snouftrb" mirb
ielbit nod Brownsville aeben, I'm,
Die Nnlaae Ill iibermaden.
Cine groSe Iathulieteit bat it'd
Heprdlentant Danis pm Bras0s gu
Shuloen tDmnien lafien. @r belt
am Samstae. Dem @eoenttaae Der
teraniiben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nDr Den Stuoenter eer 6~taateunioer.
litdt in Muffin Die Teitreoe uno be-
rubte Die 8elegenbett, um cine be-
eeiiterte 2ubreoe iiber Senator Bais
lep lDasulniien. Ser Hresbpterianer'
BaltDr Wrigbt, elmer Der dlteIten
Baitoren Auitins. unterbraH i'm
uno mndte ibn barauf aufmertiam
baB oieier 2Dbbbmnus auf Bailep
niht anaebraht iei. mas nebenbei
neiaat. ebeni0 tattlDs mar. uie oaa
8orgehen ces 6errn Dauioion.
YIN Sunntae nahmittag Iane
in Gramf0ro's O~pernhans gu 81
RaID Elm tIeiner Ebeaterltanoal fat
Die Sun garlo Opera Complain Dot.
tie ben rBarbier uon Serbia" an9e.
tinoiat, CAB Die Dper aber nur in Ell
ner fart abgetir8ten @eftalt. Dns
Bublttum mDnte iib oas niht aefal'
len laifen uno es cam gu eiltem arD'
fen 26rm. B~eraebeus periuhte Die
YrimaoDnna Der @eieGihaft. SRI
@ielien. Die Nnmeienoen ourh oen8e'
fang Ginger &ieoer au berubiaen, bic
2ente tDbten nur nod mebr u. or0hter
bas 6aus 81 oemDlieren, wenn H.
men nIht bnS @elo auridgeaeber
meroe. ShlieSlih muBte ii6 bic &C.
ibdftaleitune 6es Eheaiers oasu 0er'
fteben. Die idmmtlihen &intrtttsaef'
Der suridauanblen.
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0as W}aieitie yheater

bietet oiele Bude mieoer elm auber'
uroentlid Observation-Disclosures Bru'
aralnm nit anertannt oorsiefihen
Ranitlern. Die iiberaG NO tie aufge'
treten iino. arOBen Beifaa eruteten.
Das Bublitum nil angenebm unters
balter iein. rperr es in bas Tteater
aebt uno bier tam iein @eihmad
befrieoiat merben. 9eber ausaes
seihneten tinftleriihen 2eiitungen
giebt es iplfe leidteren @enres; es
pirb eben 5eoem etmas aeb0ten. &m
WtittmDb finoet cine Spupenir' Wiati'
nee fir 9amen itatt unb fir bic
Snmitaa : Watinee iteben ueberras
Ihunaen fir bic Rinoer in Nusiidt.
8oriteIungen ieoen Mbeno beginneno
nm $50. Watinee's 80. Die Brei'
ie lino 70 aering. oaB Sober iif oas
8ereniisen letiten Fam, oas Waieitic
9heater au be1uden.
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9elb fam ~ pat. Ser
p~eniionirte 0%terleutnant 9unert b. &ue
nertsfelo fam Dor Ginger 3eit mad
GraS, Sieiermart. uno mietbete bort
Elm 3immer. Snfolge miBliGer Ser
m0gensperbdltniffe qerietb er in @elb=
Derle1enbeit. Qn eirem N}orgen fam
Elm @elobrieftrdaer NIT elmer auf sinen
nambaften 8etras lqlltenoen @eloan=
peiiunq in aunerts Mohnung, ents
fernte Ti6 ober, bd Ole Sbir peri9loi=
fen mar, uno fam Nadmittaas pieoer,
9a Die Sbiir no6 INNER psrf9loTtn
mar, FEB man Sic Sbir pon sinsm
S6lofer Dffnen. aunert lag tobt in
feinsm Bette. @r bate lid, erFdoNen.
Die @elbanpeiIuus mar gu fpat ges
fpn1mett.
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Sofale8.
Die ,,Mlamp".

Giel @elGrei erbebt iib augens
blidlib in 9eras. neil Der 8Drfblaa
genadat tuDrben lit, oaB oas neben Der
Nlanlo aeleaene, nDn Der 6uau &
GdmelBer 50. bemnhnte uno als
Gelmdftsbaus benuste @ebduoe nies
oergeleat meroen iDn. Die NnFre'
gune, bic fih oesbalb gu ertennen
giebt, lit gana iherHiili9. unlerer
Weinung nah tDnnte Die alte biitos
rilde Wlam4 nur geninnen, menn
iie freigeleat wiroe.
Das mas ebernals our NlnnU ee.
b1rte, lit iest itDn 6fentltGes 81.
oertum uno miro BON Der Staot Be-
nubt. I'm ben ganaer Tell boz Der
MlamD unb benz 6ug0 & Sbmelber
60. Gebdube soa fid cine Wauer,
Die ldngit peri6munoen lit. Das
betreffenoe @eb6uoe erbielt BON benz
Friiberen BemDhner 6. @renet einen
Nufbau uno puroe reitauriert. url
als @eIb1ftshnus oienen gu fDnnen.
Sin 8ancrpft's @eihihtsme iiber
Terns lit oer alte Blarl Der GlattD
entbnlter, tnie mir i'm beihrieben.
Die Nlnmn 1T iebt GtaatseiQen'
turr, aeguroen uno Der SiriDrQe Der
rTDHter Der Nepublit" iibergeber,
mDroen. Der Gntnuf Qeihnb urter
Der ausoriflider 8eoinpunQ, oaS
oas neber Der Nlau1p aeleaene Sc.
bduoe nieoeraeriiien un0 oDrtielbft
elm Sort angeleat niro. Sc Nor
niht Die Wbiiht, oas @ebdube fteben
su lafien, onn1it es ole @innabmet
quele bient.
Dies finb Die Tatlahen. Son Ell.
ner Beih1nigung Der eigentlihen
rWlamD@ lit ME bic &eoe gemeIer.
Nn einer Bart nu9renseno miiroe fie
unsneifelbaft better CUR @eltung
f0mmen.
Die ,T06ter Der Mepublit" seigs
ten fib aber firhterlih empDrt. bnB
irgenb ettpaS an Der NlamU-mUmit
fie beioe @ebdube meinen-perdnbert
Derben folte. unb bennDm mndten
fie ben Beiikern oe8 0ahinter lieger'
Den Gi9entums. bic bort elm 0Utel
~auffiihren une ourb W~eieitiaHna oes
alten unih6uen Gaftens ireie Nus=
iiht aeruinnen MOLTEN. ben BDrs
ihlao, geQer 8abluno pDrl 5000 fit
bic Dnuer BON Is 5ahren uno cine
einmaliae 8abluna BON $40, 600 aui
ibrer Blan eiusu9eber. bos @ebduoe
nbSutrnaer uro einerl Bart arsule<
gen. Earnuf lieBen fih Die 2eute
jeoD@ niht elm.
Sest per0en, uie mir bDren, bic
Gerihte in Gnlprub genDrnmen per'
ben, Die Nn9eleaenheit gu entiGeioen
uno bic .T6hter Der &epublit" On
ibr anfdnglih gemahtes Beriprehen
gu ertnnern.
unierem D~afiirbaIter nad3 h1tte
Die NlamD Don nDrnberein Der Nuf.
fimt beg Stnntes iibertragen peroen
fUllen, Der Die Mittel oafir ausiebt,
iie 81 erhalten.
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Wnt. Hano.

Ius Chicago tommt Die 0ahribt,
bob bort Der ldnaidbrioe gbef' Eeoat'
teur oer rSuinois Staatsseitung"
Bllbelm Gopp. Qeitorben lit. gr 1T
nabeau adtsig Sabre oft eemoroen
uno niht nur Elm lonaes, fonoerr
auh elm ungemein t1tiges 2eben 1T
our@ ieinen Sob gum QhihluB 9e'
t0mmen.
&app muroe am IA. Suit 1928 gu
2tnoau am 8ooen1ee QebDrer. Sein
8ater, Elm @eifttider, muroe aber
balo nab Der @eburt ees Gubnes,
nah einem Srte in oer 1hmdbtiben
Nlb. i'm Oberamt @Dppinaerl, periebt;
BORT lit Der Sunge aufeemabien.
Spater Gam er, mie es bel Dem SDhn
zines ihmdbiiben Bfarrers nun eis
aentlih ielbitneritanolib mar. in's
Stift gu giibinaen, UNI Xbeplpgie 81
f%tnoieren, muroe aber burh Die Stir
me bes SahreS 1848 benz itiIen 5ries
ben oes Stifts entriiien. Wit Qros
Ger 8egeiiterung beteiliate er fih OF,
Der 8emeguna. trat unter Die baoi=
i@en Treiibarer une fuhtete, nod
Der Niebermerfung oeS Nufftanoes
nab Der ShmeiS, ND er in Slans,
i'm &antDn graubinoen, cine On
fteQune als 2ebrer fano.
1850 tebrte er nab Der 0etn1at gu
rid. muroe prompt uerhaftet uno
nah Dem 6pben.N spera oebradt.
Sc muroe ieopb treiaeiprDhen. 9rubs
benz litt es i'm nidt ldneer in Der
6eimat unb i'm Sabre 1852 uanoerte
er nah Nrnerita aus. Gr tam suerli
nab Bbilaoelpbia. arbeitete bort eine
3eitlana bart uno lhner, tam abel
0ann in Die Eurnerfreiie btnein unf
murbe 1858 gum &eoatteur oes Bun,
oesDrqans Der Eurner ern6hlt. Nla
iDlder aoa er nab Cincinnati unit
beteiliate fth bort eifria OF, Der Nbu'
Notwithstanding. 1857 tuuroe G,
nab Baltimore berAfen, UNI bic &e'
oaftinn oes .8eder@ gu ibernebmen
St blieb bort biz aurt Beeiur oes
Grieges, oantt tuuroe Der Bpoert oDri
fir i'm. ben auSaeiprpbener MbDli'
tiuniften. 81 heiB. Cine GDltsmenQt
ftiirnte bas Geeattipns > 2otal oes
nWeder" uno &app Hiihtete mad
Chicago. Spdter. nahoem Die Bun
bestruppen Die Staot beiebt batteri
tehrte er mod eirtmal nah Bnltimprt
surid, lieoelte oarrl aber BALD mad
Chicago iber, NOD er in Die &eoattipr
Der nSginois Staatsaeitune" eintrat
Set 8aiter's 9Doe, Nnfana Der 90el
Sabre, mar er gbefs& eoatteur Oes
GlatteS.
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tiger Suurnaliit; feline Nrtitel parer
itets tlar in ibrer Sorm urlb pri9inel
in ihrem Snbalt. 8eri6nlib mar Ct
h1mft adbtun9stpert. cine anfriHtiee
geraoe Natur. oerb, pieneiht etpas
au oerb fir r,nndhen @eiHmad, abel
elm Mann 1bne 5nIih, Dbne 2u(
un6 Erun. Gin edter, beutiHel
Wnnr, oeiien Nnbenten mir Deutlb
Nmeritaner fir INNER in ghrett bal
ten iouten.