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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
ROSEBUD AUTO BURNS UP.
How II Took John Arcoren a Month
to Get TO Norfolk--A Ditch.

Sixty mites an hour. seventy.Gvc
miles an hour, even 100 miles an hour
Is the pace these days. and yet i
has taken John ArcOrcn, of Lamro,
-four weeks to come from Omaha to
Norfolk. Long before the Trip Coun.
ty registration began Mr.. ArCorcn had
come to the decision that il would be
both source of pleasure aud profit
to possess himself of an automobile.
Don't think Mr.. Arcoren is a novice
at the manipulation of the steering
wheel; he isn't. 1t has been Just the
outcome of an unfortunate network of
circumstances that has been delaying
him.
About the beginning OF the month Of
October he went down to Omaha to
make his purchase. his intentions be-
ing to get back for the rush. He
bought his car, i,aii but unfortunate.
ly before he wa ready to start for
Dallas h. got mixed up in a genuine
trough house." injuries received in
the scrimmage kept him in Omaha un.
til week ago.
He started from Omaha in company
with his son week ago yesterday and
had made excellent time up to arriv4
ing at Stanton, where he stopped for
gasoline, and, as it was after dark in.
CURED for the Norfolk road His in
former, in place of directing him over
the straight roHd which has no turn.
ing" that parall els the railroad track
sent him off on a roundabout journey.
Two miles out Of Stanton, in an en-.
dcaVor to, turn nasty corner his car
wheels skidded nd sent him into the
ditch.
The broken sidelights of the over
turned car ignited the gasoline in the
tank and nothing but the fact that the
heat of the lamps had melted the sol
der from around the cap and had given
air to the petroleum prevented an eX
plosion. Neither OF the occupants of
tha car were injured, although both
were lung wide into the ditch.
BY the time Mr. Arcoren had sCram-
bled ont> his feet the car was burn
ment, but few persons would have
Given the blazing pile a second look
n fact, the majority would have been
burning the earth to get themselves
out of danger. But ArcOren knew Il
little about gasoline himself and kept
cool He knew that just so long as
The air could get to the oil he was
safe, and turned in desperately to save
lis car. BY dint of much throwing Of
sand he finally cXtinguished the
blaze.
The woodwork in the head of the
ear was burned away and the firing
of one wheel destroyed
With the aid OF a farmer and q
team of horses Mr.. Arcoren brought
the damaged car to Norfolk for re-
pairs.
The car is now III the Koyen garage,
on Fifth street.
Mr.. Arcoren owns considerable prop
erty in Trip county; Just little
garden patch" is his method of eX
pressing the four and half sections
of allotment land he possesses.
His ranch is situated six miles north
of Lamro and about eight miles form
| the l.. Y. ranch.
Mr.. Arcoren stated that the prairie
| fire which swept that section went by
on either side of his property without
doing him any damage at all.
| He expects to have his car in condi
ton TO leave for namto c-onday morn
| ing.
Just wait till cross the Niobrara,
said AIR. Arcoren, II bet YOU make
up for time IOst."
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Misses Helen May. and JucR
Sharp entertained the teachers Of the
High school and member. II the sen.
Tor class a "A Halloween parry 5a,ui.
day cvcnit / that was docidcdlS sue.
cosslul AFT n. Quaint invitations were
sent out rhyme on in white
Ink on black paper, bidding the guests
meet In the homo OF T.. NJ. Huntington,
on South Ninth street, and wear the
ghoslly garb Of sheets and pillow cases.
liter the guests had assembled thcy
marched To the homo of j. n.
Maynard on South Eleventh. street.
Here the ehoslly guests were warmly
greeted b. icy hands and contacted 10
h" basement. whore chamber Of
horrors had been prepared by tho
thoughtful hostcsscs All the guests
who survived this lost (and most of
them did). were brought upstairs whore
every room was pretty and bright with
Halloween decorations. In the back
parlor fortune teller was found in
quiet corner near Inc fireplace and
she very skillfully read the futures OF
all who consulted her. Nice refresh.
mcnts were served during the evening
by Mrs. Maynard, assisted by Mrs,
Huntington
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

William Test is visiting with Harry
Reid of Norfolk.
Miss Ollie DreDert returned from
Omaha yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Warren and daughter OF
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

per cent of the vote cast, yet she viii
retain the seat Of county government
for at least four years more. Bone.
steel and St Charles received a few
votos-which might as we'll have been
east direct for Fairfax.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
Greaory County sea, Fioht.

Bonestecl Pilot; We have been uu.
able to get accurate figures on the
county seat vote but reports at hand
indicate that while Herrick received
the largest vote she is about 500 short
of a majority, Burke received the sec
ond largest vote and Fairfax barely .,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
Sudden Death of Mrs. Shannon

Word was received in Norfolk Sal
urday that Mrs. \. l.. Shannon, a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. Ed Perry, formerly
of Norfolk, had died very suddenly dur
ing the morning in Ewing. Funeral ar
word was received here
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

ycmbor A. lie returned to Oahdalo
and was not threatened with any VIC.
Icnc". The Iiunm farm is about
mile from the Moore farm rho au
thorities say they think they have
slruu" evidence.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

FOR SALE-lGO acres good farm
and potato land, two miles from town;
$1,000 per acre; time on part If de
sired. c. A. Hezol Gordon, Ncb.,
will show you this land
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
Mother III.

Mr.. Homer received a message stat.
ing that his mother, who lives near
Columbus, was very ILL., Mr., lIoner
left for that place this afternoon.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
COMING I,vents

The Queen Esther circle Of tho
Methodist church viii give an enter.
taIumcut and bazaar in the church
next Friday evening, November 8.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Logan have is
sued cards for dinners on Tuesday,
November II, and Thursday the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Parish have IS.
sued invitations u dinner party on
Tuesday evening
Tho Norfolk band will give the first
of It's now series of dances on next
Wednesday evening.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

evening from a six weeks yi5it IN the
cast Enrout1 tome Miss Bridge Wis.
tied I'm Chicago
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
SHIP CHILDREN
TO MADISON.
Homeless Children Of New yOTktO
Homes in Madison,
SHIPMENT COMES FRIDAY NEXT

~ SOHl'I'NNCS T1SauSu Wy FIOH'lSHt
Madison Citizens Is Cooperating
With New York Society in Grand
Distribution Of Orphans,
An auction Of children,
! A car load of assorted children Iii.
rect from New York city is to be
shipped to Madison ana distributed in
| the county seat town.
Just a little startling, isn't it? But
there's nothing startling about the
plan. 1t is just plan to bring the
homeless children Of New York city to
some of the prosperous but childless
homes Of one of the richest sections
Of Nebraska.
The company of orphan children
which is to be brought to Madison un.
der the direction of the Childrens Aid
society Of New York, will arrive in
Madison on November 20, next Friday
The distribution of the children will
take place at the opera house next
Friday at 10 a. m. and . pm.
Madison Committee Assists.
A local committee of prominent citi.
zens of Madison will assist the east.
orn agent in providing homes. On the
committee is County Judge William
Bates, Editor j. b. Donovan of the
Madison Star-Mail, George Wycoff
Peter Rubendall d. Q. Nicholson and
Albert Zessin.
TWO Years and Up.
The children which are to be dis
tributod in Madison are from orphan
ages, and are both boys and girls, two
years old and up. They are said to
know nothing of street life and to be
well disciplined, well dressed and in.
telligent children. Parties taking the
children must be endorsed by the local
committee The children must be sent
to church, Sunday school and to day
schools and properly clothed and cared
for until they are eighteen years old.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

Mrs, !. s. Mathawson and Mrs. c. s.
Parker entertained company of la.
dies at ! o'clock luncheon on Tuesday
IN the home of Mrs. Mathcwsuu. \
social afternoon was much enjoyed by
all who were present, ON Friday an.
other company Of ladies enjoyed a de
liGhtlul luncheon i'm the same home.
5iX.handcd cuchro furnished amuso.
mcnt for the afternoon, the high score
prize going to Mrs. Jack Kocnigstcin,
and the shouting prize to Mrs. w. n.
luSo
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

ana tho shouting prlZc TO Mrs. w. \.
Huso.
Sixteen ladies of the Methodist
church living in The Heights enjoyed
wonderfully pleasant outing on We'd.
ncsday. Taking we'll filed lunch has
kets with them the ladies went To
Stanton on the noon train for a visit
with their old time pastors wife, Mrs
:, f. POuchcr. Mr. pouChcr has charge
OF the Methodist church in Stanton
for the coming year
A Jolly crowd of little folks spent
Halloween with Miss Ruth Davenport.
Twelve little girls, members of the
Dolls Sewing club. enjoyed merry
evening Games were played, ches-
nuts wasted and then popcorn and
apples were served by Mrs. Davenport.
The Dolls Sewing club met Saturday
afternoon of last week with Miss
Doris Irving, OF South Tenth street.
An unusual amount of work was done
during the afternoon and then came n
real supper with Halloween decora-
lions for the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mathewson enter
tanned a small company of friends at
delightful supper party on Monday
evening A game of bridge followed,
at which Mrs. c. Il. Burnham and DR..
Bear proved very clever and won the
honOrs.
The Union Aid society met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs John Ray.
The guests enjoyed a very social time
and enjoyed a delicious supper served
by Mrs. Ray.
Misses Glare Napier and Mabel
Odiorne entertained about thirty
guests Wednesday evening at the home
Of T. T. Odiornc,
The ladies of the Christian church
served lunch at the Lyric on election
night and realized a nice sum OF
money for their evenings work.
The West Side Whist club enjoyed
an evening with the pasleDoaroS III
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. But
terrified on Thursday.
The ladies guild of Trinity churcn
met with Mrs. Maynard thursday al
ternoon Mrs. Mills assisted Mrs
Maynard.
The Ladies Guild OF TRINITY churct
served lunch in the Auditorium OF
$500
Miss Helen Reynolds is entertaining
the Dolls Sewing club this Afternoon
Tho "Wednesday cIub met with Mrs
w II mtterfieId.
,,i
,,,.. ,,on,,r O,ConnoI, come dow,
s.on, OsmorI Nah nm TUESDAY even
ing and was guest IN the nome OF M
and Mrs, W. ~ Huse over hlSht' MIS-
y Conner Is P''hc'paI VI '"c JUS
Lincoln.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
Personal.

Miss Marian O'Connell came down
from Osmord, Neb., on Tuesday even
ing and was a guest in the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. ". n. Huse over night. Miss
O'Conne'l is principal of the high
school in Osmond and was enroute to
LncOin.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

Sixteen ladies of the Methodist
church living in The Heights enjoyed n
wonderfully pleasant outing on We'd.
ncsday. Taking we'll filed lunch bas-
liets with them the ladies went To
Stanton on the noon train for visit
with their old time pastors Wife, Mrs.
:. f. POuchCr. Mr. POuChCr has charge
for the coming year.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mathcwson enter
tanned a small company of friends at a
delightful supper party on Monday
evening. A game of bridge followed,
at which Mrs. c. Il. Burnham and DR..
Bear proved very clever and won the
hOnOrs.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

The Union Aid society met Thurs.
day at the home of Mrs John Ray
The guests enjoyed very social time
and enjoyed a delicious supper served
by Mrs. Ray.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

The ladies of the Christian church
served lunch at the Lyric on election
night and realized nice sum OF
money for their evenings work.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13

Misses Glare Napier and Mabel
Odiorne entertained about thirty
guests Wednesday evening at the home
Of T T.. OdiornC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25
Sine nncrircnlidlc Sd,uei5rrcilc.

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oers i%ronBDiiid,cr Soloaten miro IN
Shmei5er 0lGttern mic iolgt beid)rie'
6en: IN 9aloabon I'M Iepnrtcmcnt
Ioubs miro ge%9cnpdrtig Elm
llebutgslager a~bgebalten. Sdoren'
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boicn iiber Die Sdpci5er @ren5e. MI
einem Scr letten Sonntage wuroc ein
Sonoer5ue abgelaien, Der 1900
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idtpemmten namentlib oie Sabaf. II.
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1beil iebr oniebnlife ginfaufe. Bic
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einen fleinen 2aben 81 nenlten, oellert
garser Yorrutb I'M 0ertbe bon 800
6roncs altsperfallit murbe. Ils aber
Ser s3iia am slbcro in Worleuu ein-
lief itano bort uui Der 9abn ein tar.
fes Altfgebot 3oubeamter. Gie iuelten
Said,en Ser WilitGrm1nteI wuroen
unterIild)t unb coniis3irt, mas iiber
SEN erlaubten 5oafreien getrag bin.
ausgins, i'm @ansen 240 aiIo Eabaf
uno G%igarren. Cine unerfreulide
sdipei5erreiie!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25
Giant ufs Tidltcr.

@oiiosfi beri6tet in ieiner befon1.
ten aont = Geographic, Der Wciic BON
&onigSbcrg babe rin letn oft &c.
nannteS 9iidelfcn" (Oeiien CT iidy
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idm16e iucgen b~coiente) nm II. Nu.
suit 1903 folgen0cS Sersdcn einge.
trugcn:
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9ot MN Der Wtpnat OrciBig Gage,
Sn lit Ole Hcdnlllg flor,
Bon Dir fam man bnnn li6er lager,
9oB man Die f~lcinite Gait getrngcn
Sn Dir, on idoncr Sabrltar!"
@iibtc man nidt, oob &ont ser
Nlutor pGre, 10 miirbc man foit &c.
neigt icin, bel Dem 5ierlid)en Toenl
allf @oetbe ais Gerfaiier 81 ld)licBen,
10 onmutbig trGgt cs ocn Gburofter
bon Oeiien fleinen 8clcgcnbeitSge.
oi6ten. SIN iibrigen lino oll6 cine
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Gefunnt, Die ebenfoQS IN bie &c.
iommtouS9ube ieiner @crfe Der Ser,
liner glfobemie ser @iiieni6oiteN
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mitgctbcilt. Gr tragt OaS 9otrm 16.
Sllli 1907 uno lautet:
,@roBen Scrren unb id0nen Sroucn
Coll man ipoDl oicnen, bod ipcnig
trollcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25
Sidyin Sidlitin.
Ger gefGbrlidi tic Sport.

&n eincm @crfc Sport uno &or.
pcrpIlcgc" (Gerlag BON 5. s. grno
in Seip5ig) lit sum critcnWiolc etipaS
@critGnoi9es unb Hidtiges grioot
iiber 0id)iu . 0id)itiu. bic aompi.
limit Der SSoponer, iiber Die id)on 10
bel l%lniinn geitricbcn lrio gcorlldt
iporoen lit. ES bcibt "a iuIgCnocrs
mnbcn:
Sid)in . Gif)itiu lit Sport. GuS
nnterliegt gor feincm 3lpciicl. IS
i'll &onpf 5peier Weniden inter boil.
tcnmcn olisgeglidenen @ebin9m.
gen, nnb 5lpor aontpf obncg9ert5ella,
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bod compli5irtcite Sorm Scr Tnilt,
funit. Wun miro ipfort iebcil, ooB
rorin fem @iberiprud) itedt. Die Elm.
iod)ite nidt MIR oesboIb, meil Iie fei'
nerlei fiinItlife Webr mo @nifer
erforocrt, urb Die compli5irteite ei'
aentlid aus bemielben @runoe unb
oann, neil iie an feinsrlei Hegel &C.
hunben lit. Sci ben Soponern bate
bie llebung i'm 9idiu 9lfitiu Ell
ren iebr erniten llntergrlnb. g.
ipurben bamit rein uilitariid)c uni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25
Sas 2irO Der GnBc.
Gon @ottbolO Nugul it u &c


gon 8ottbol0 Nugult Necf.
@on5 title tits, fem Saudi iid) regt,
9tur aus Der Sicic id)ollt Der &aocr.
ldlod
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ltn0 sag
9ur6 cll9e 9ud)t jllnt Gee belpegt.
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bernllI.
Gic Maiier trGun,cn ltno Der @eQe
.1tI Souf
SIN Gee fiibIt irei iid iGoer 6ron.
2cidt gleiten SilbcrluoItcn BORT
Am Saum Scr Oulflcn @crgesluoIoer
bin,
llno ionnennciBc @oIlcnb0ltptcr
5ieb'n
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licodcn lingt,
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ielig flingt
IaS 2ieb Der 9tltbc, mobl uno llnO.
0iea &ieohcn iirg' mlN id) bier lcii
SIN Shottcn cil,ca ionnbcglGn5tcn
9ulll19
gllf lidter Sob inn Nci6c bolocn
SrulllllS,
llno nit benz Mulo pcrrallld)c meme
Neil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25
3nfcr ais Wabrunasmittcl.

Sn elmer Iran5olld)er1 mlilit0rild)en
3~eitldJriitf miro bon Or. Solp iibcr
Die ~Griobrungcn berid)tct, Die lpdb'
reno Scr Scrbitmanoper 1906 I'M Oh.
fron50iiidcn Sniontcrie : Hcgimertte
nit Der 9cigobc bon 3uder 81 Der
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llnb. Sn 5luei Gonpngnie'n bon tl2,
reip. 1l9 Wonn mllrbell Gerllld)e ell.
gcitellt, I'M bic 3udcrmenge feit5uie.
ten, Die obrtc Hodtbeile pertrugen
luerocn fonnte. II bis 20 Gage lang
tonntel pchielnoe Wengct bon 60
bis 165 0romm obre ieoe Seroou.
rngsIt0run0 gegebcn lperoet. Sn Dem
tdelihcn aoltiat fonnten 1008romm
friiheS Slciid) ourd 100 3udcr e.
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sung oes Tlcild)eS c%mpfunoen mliroe.
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der in Solgc ltorf geiiibter Sliiiii9fei.
ten, &oifee, @cil1, Ibee poer @oiler
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100 8romm iriiden Sleiihes bate
5lir 6olge einnol cine Serbelicriing
hes forperliden 3uitonoes Ser, gro
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fcnen Wonnihoft, ioipie cine Sermin'
oerilng Der Yltlss uno N%cipirationS.
frequen5 unb beS aorpergemidtS,
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den @iocritunbSfruit nnb Mbnobnle
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RING nit 3lldcr lpirfte insbeionocre
Den burf Site uno Grniionng bcr'
beigcfiibrten Sddoi9ungen entgagen.
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@rrminoerung ibrrr forperlifcll
aruit brei Gage lang Die gelommtc
Nabritng ourd) 300 8ramm 3uder
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Sm 9ilbe. = Shaffner (einer
@i8inolbobn iih briiiteno): sd itebe
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iogier: oTa, Sbr Sliigelrao ihcint
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25
Wu @cinmciicr ,uunnig minfen.

Inter oltcn S6riften ipurbe III.
l0ngit folgcnoer @einider5 geilln.
ocn: @odere @cintrinfcr! @obre
@eintrinfer %ipunoerr, 100 Weinlpeilcr
monnig minfen, no milo ipaQenber
@ein mGtit. Ser miro @aiier min.
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miro? @cin ipedt @iB, iponoelt nil.
ocs @eb; mie wonnig uobl; @ein
lpirft @unocr, iper mill fpioerlpre'
den? @iberipenitige @abler ner.
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@eiDenipipfel manfcnb, monfelmii-
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tbenb, meinielige @aidiraien mie
0ifelfinoer ipeinenb. @iirgenbe!l
@uherern miro ipie @eltbegliidern
poblig. @ebe lpinbigen @einipir.
teen, iueld)e pnbren @ein paiiern!
1%afclbouien, @iuibulo Wunoerlidl
@einpirtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25

Don rntcn berolli 0c8en 0ie Idpofe
Stclle - %annlog Der SeconOe bct'nt
SGbclicd)tcn - unO trilit CT rid)ti8
olf, Damn lit ser 9(rmt aus Ocnt aus
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@cbrloiigfeit berbcigeiiibrt. Innit
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pidt beiOc Nlt8cn ouroui. &eiultot:
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fantenidla1 gegcn Ocn SGls ocS @cg'
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&c6lfopf 5crtriimmert unO cs tritt
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Gnoc bes Samples bcrbcl.
Man iiebt, onB bel elmer ocrurti0cr
aompimstbooe tbatidhlid) mld Ocn
forpcrlit S6wGhercn rcdlt cute
Gbonccn ein1rrGunlt IinO, @irO ct
iclbit pom StGrfcrcn III lold)cr Mcllc
ongcgriiicn, Damn fam Is ibnt bod
gliidcl1, cincn Singer bca @egncra SIT
erbaid)cL uno bGlt er Den Singer cils
mai, Damn binOcrt i'm nidtS, i'm cin.
iud) ob5llorcbcn. GoS Iborcbcn Der
8IicomoBen ipiclt I'M Iihiu- Giditiu
iibcrboupt cine groBc Gole. Iuc Nts
tiorcn LAUREN bnroui biunus, Die Nns
9clegenbcit 81 cilcm moglldIt ra'
id)en ulo fir Den 8cgncr pcrbGng-
niBpollcn Gnoc ST brin6clt. GS loll
inn Elm @lic0 gcbrod)eE c0er ionIt
Elm 10 intcniiper Sfnter5 hercitct
mcr0cu, ooB e. ser 9cmtBtloiigfcit
pcrfdat ODER bod jcOcninlls ltniGbi8
miro, bcu @iOcrItanO iort5nItben.
Die ioponiihen Siin0Iinge, Die in
Der aunit bcs Gihill-G Iditiu aus.
uebiloet mer0eln, miiiien bel ibren
llebun0Sfampfcn Dem GrnitioQ icbr
nnbc fonlmcn. @on5 bcgreifli6,
oenn nit Dcibcn MaBregcln lit Oa
icbr luenig gctban. altsgefcgelte Pr.
me ltno gebrodcncanodcn lino oaber
BEL oieicn llebungcn nidts icltenes,
nno notiirlidj, 10 icbr bic Saponcr
Sdmcr5en 5u crtragen iunb SIT Der.
beiBcn wiiicn, oilh SbnmadtSaniGue
nidt. "a bat iih Damn nit bent
9idiu 8 Gifitiu gIeid5eltig cine iebr
fllnltpoac unb proftiide WetboOe Scr
eritcn Siilic in Der @unObebanolung
uno IN Der MISUNDERSTANDING Gcruns
gliidter entmidelt, Iicie Wptbooe
beibt ,anatill" uno biloet sic menid)-
lide grgdn5ung gum Gihiu.G iditiit.
anotiu ipl oie @intoen beilen, Die
Oos grimni8e Iidill = 9iditiu g.
idlagct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-25

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nid)t einmaI ST. piel bebauptct gu ba.
ben, iuenn id bebaupte, Dab meine
N%ebanpiung ridtig bebauptet lit. in.
Dem ih bebaupte, oaB meme 9abalip.
tune, 10 pie ib oieieIbe bebauptet ia.
te, i~iberbaupt nidt anoers bebauptet
tperoen fann."