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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-10-15
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will sell at pub
Tic auction on Thursday, October
~, commencing at ten o'clock a. IN.
sharp at my farm one mile south
west of Mantador the following
personal property:
l grey gelding, yrs old, VT 400;
1 grey gelding, 2 yrs old, VT 14OO;
grey mare, 2 yrs old, VT 400; bay
horse, 8 yrs old, W.T. 140O; 1 grey
mare, yrs old, VT 100; grey mare,
4 yrs old, VT 1850; l black horse, 4
yrs old, W.T. 1900; black mare, 4 yrs
old, VT 100; grey mare, yrs old
VT 1900; grey mare; II yrs old, W.T.
1900; bay horse, 8 yrs old. W.T. 1900;
l black horse colt, yrs old, VT $40;
l yearling colt; full blood Short
horn bull, registered, rs fresh mich
cows; 8 cows coming in soon; u
head of steers and heifer calves; 10
Tolouse geese; IS young turkeys; 6
full blood Poland China brood
sows; 3 wide tire wagons with
boxes and hay racks; 3 pair bob
sleighs; 2 Mccormick Eft truck
binders; Mccormick mowers; 1
hay rake; John Deere gang pillow;
2 Emerson gang plows 4-horse
drags; l 2-horse drag; 2 Kentucky
drills; l disc cultivator; shovel
cultivator; hand cultivator; disc;
| cornplanter; Milwaukee binder:
; sets double work harness; heat
ing stove; Fabia rauge; DeLaval
cream separator; 500 bushels White
Russian seed oats; bull hay rack;
other articles too numerous to
mention.
Free lunch will be served at noon.
Terms: All sums under $1,000,
cash. For larger amounts bank
able paper will be accepted. No
property to be removed from prem
Uses until settled for.
Chas. Woiwode, Owner.
L c. Riemenschneider, Auctioneer.
J. w. Hargrave, Clerk.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-10-15
For bulk oysters, 60 to

For bulk oysters, 90 to
Wagners.
E. Tharldson an old mer-
chant of Grand Forks from
~ to '98 but now located at
Starbuck, MINI was visitor
in our city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure left
Wednesday for their home at
Cameron, Mo. Mr.. MCGUIRE
has been employed at the
Indian School for several
months.
Auction sale of pure bred
Shorthorn and berd n
Angus cattle at Campbell,
Mimi. Tuesday Oct. 9th.
Send for catalogue.
0. f. Shaffer,
1t WanPetOn, N. -
Stomach troubles would more
quickly disappear if the idea of
treating the cause, rather than
the effect, would come into
practice. A tiny, inside, hidden
nerve, says DIR. Shoop, governs
and gives strength to the
stomach. A branch also goes
to the Heart and one to the
Kidneys. When these "inside
nerves" fail, then the organs
must falter. DR.. Shops Re-
storative is directed specifically
to those failing nerves. With
in 48 hours after starting the
Restorative trea tnent patients
say they realize again. Sold
by all dealers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.

| III
Old papers, 10cts., a hundred.
Miss L. c. Briggs is reported
quite ill.
For bulk oysters, 20 to
Wagners.
Frank and Eddie Herman are
reported quite ill.
Mrs. Putnam of Campbell
was visitor here Friday.
Pete Ready is reported quite
i'll at the Breckenridge hospit-
al.
Mrs. D. Quinlin and sister
were in from Mooreton Satur.
day.
For farm loan, see F. b
Schneider. Rates the lowest.
TT l-1O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hafner of
Mooreton were Wahpeton visit
ors Monday.
Ben Buscher of Mooreton
was a Wahpeton visitor the
latter part of last week.
John Forkner of South Dako.
ia stopped off here OH his way
to Fergus Falls last week.
To RENr-seven room house,
For particulars inquire at A.
Miksche & Co.'S. store.
Miss Matilda Rustad has re.
signed her position at the
Northwestern telephone Office.
To quickly check cold.
druggists are dispensing every
where, a clever Candy Cold
Cure Tablet called Preventics
Preventics are also fine for few.
erish children. Take Proven.
ties at the sneeze stage, to head
off all colds. Box of 4S-25c.
Sold by all dealers.
The ladies who attended the
Woman's Federation Club at
Minot returned home Saturday
morning.
For hrst-class cleaning, re-
pairing and pressing take your
clothing to John Brown the
Tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Nelson
are rejoycing over the arrival
of a daughter at their home
last Wednesday.
Miss Olga Hurstgaard of
Breckenridge has accepted
position at the Northwestern
Telephone office.
Bismarck"-the finest and
cleanest place in Breckenridge.
Everything up-to- date. Blatz
Beer on dratuh, If.
Miss Elizabeth Boudiette
will teach a seven-month term
of school near Barney this win
ter. She left for that place
Saturday.
Mrs. S h W who h 8
been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Chas. Frederick, left for a
visit with her parents at
Everdell.
Lost.-On Dakota Ave.
baby's Roman gold ring set
with one turquoise and two
pearls. Finder please return
to this Office and receive re-
ward. If.
Mrs. Littistol of Barney stop
ped off here on her way home
from Sioux Falls, So. Oak.
She returned to her home at
Barney Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Patter-
son left Tuesday for visit at
Minneapolis, Chicago, Iowa
and Indiana, expecting to be
gone a month or six weeks.
Lost.-On road between
Wahpeton and ]. A. Ricketts,
country home farm a fine 38
Smith & Weston revolver, blue.
II. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
MORSE
INDICTED

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-The grand
jury for Nos YORK county. which
has been Investigating certain bus
insss transactions inrolyius aome
% the banks with which Charles
W Morse. organiser 81 tho Anterf
can leo company and Consolidated
steamship company. until recently
zss Identified. has returned five tn
dictmsnia Three 81 these indicf.
meats had 20 do vtth liquor tax
eases and two indictments we're not
made public but IN asking that a
Ep0i sized bail band be required
District Attorney Jerome stated 60
the court that two charges Of grand
larceny werr laid against = man
uos on bis vay over hcres from
Europe
Following the court procrsainEn
u was stated authoritatively that
the man referred TO b. Mr. Jerome
sas Charles " Morse. who sailed
for Liverpool q week ago Saturday
on the Campsala. bat is nax -.
turning upon the advice Of his
counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
MARRIAGE AND
DIVORCE"

The Rlddeli lecture In the Tab.
crnacie tonight promises "a be Of
unusual intrrust and attraction.
The subject 10 D. discussed t.
Love aud Lovers Marriage and
Divorce. endlnK sith a beautiful
wedding In high life
This u one 81 Nr Riddolla most
popular lectures ChRutauauA
managers place u a. one Of the
best attractions 10 draw large Eais
receipts
Last niEht there vas II possible
even a larger attendance at the
lecture than heretofore IN the
Tabernacle The subject vas
from Adam % Christ The NEE
sage Of the lecture vas "a make
plain The way Of attainment from
the natural 90 the spiritual plane
aud explain the WHY ~ each step
along the Say. II VAS a lecture
especially appreciated by those Of
a scientific and analytical turn OF
mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
BAPTISTS BURN
MORTGAGE

An enthusiastic meeting Of hap.
lists % the city VAS held at the
Tabernacle last nlght 90 witness
the burning OF the mortgage on the
Tabernacle. Twenty one churches
were represented. including the
Swedish. Fiun. Japanese aud
Chinese churches
Delegations we're seated In re-
served aoctions. each bearing aloft
banner after the manner Of a
political convention. and the chair.
man responded whom called on for
song or speech
The purpose Of the meeting Was
to gather the uaptists Of the city
and report progress Of the various
churches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

eonaad $4,000 out ~ Jimmy
Hyde hy political methods
Hughes has really no personal
machine az all. The few hangers
on who claim e. represent him
are 80 insignificant that II they
we're all pinehed az dos fight
not one of them would get his
name Ia the papers.
A recent visitor told the gov
eruof that he thought q was n
good game for him not Ia Try %
build np machine, because unless
the people really wanted him q
machine would be useless. and
II they did want him he wouldn't
need Il anyhow ITS. right. any.
how replied the governor This
in the lant word with which
Hughes closes every argument
the everlasting Its right
Some think Hughes at heart IL
a Wall III lawyer~-Homv say that
he IL moral pfig The bulk OF
| his really earnest popular sup.
port comes from the upstate hay.
seed district We're he ever made
president he would probably nnr.
aue the course be has aH governor.
| that Is. he would never take up a
thinE until he understood a
thoroughly. aud then puah Il
through with calm inalntout pa
tienee. falling back always an the
same ITS right argument when
anybody wanted him 20 change
hla mind
hughes Roosevelt.
Roosevelt forced the republican
state machine Ia nominate Hughes
Tor governor Since then the men
have drawn apart and Do not like
each other. not 90 much because
their ideas are not alike IN bis
TniuKa. but because their personal
characteristics and methods are So
absolutely different They are like
two boys in n class At school One
boz sho IN a dig viii never an
swur until he has studied his lesson
forwards and backwards aud looked
un ali the authorities Roosevelt H.
the bright hos sho would make a
short cut and often give the tight
answer before the atudioun boy Is
half ready
Hughes thinkH Roosevelt makes
a lot 81 unnecessary noise. aud that
his Judgments must sometimes be
superficial because he does not dis
them out of the solid rock. the wAy
hughes tries 10 DO. Roosevelt
thinks Hughes is silent and pfiT
giah and that a. likely a. not he
has bad aequaintAncea aud eYli Dc.
signs Then Roosevelt knows pre-
emlnently how 10 Is q popular lead
er. while Hughes does not knaN
hoN a. all A fen peopIe aho
knoN bath men claim that thsY are
really both afteF about the same
thluEa
HuKhea ~ least IL = man wbo lHs
presses you that II sou made him
executor ~ yoar Niil your widow
and the Kids would get all that usa
eumins 10 them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
DEPUTIES GUARD
FAIRBANKS TRAIL

FAIRBANKS. Feb. ll.-United
States Marshal Perry has the strike
situation veil In hand and expects
10 further trouble with the strikers
All claims are working on the open.
shop basis. with full quota Of
men.
Deputies have cleared the Fair.
hanks.NaldeE trail OF strikers. and
the miners union guarantees there
will be- no further molestation OF
travellers II there Is. says Mar.
shall Perry. soldiers will be brought
ia via Valdez 20 control the sitia.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

10 that he had bought and had pos
session 81 four carloads 81 potatoes.
and that they wrre then IN ware
house At that place
ON iirArsis representations
which he pfunouneea fraudulent
and fsioalons. KinRshufy says be
advanced him ts0a
urarsf gave bail IN the sum IF
81 600 for his appearances Tor preii'n.
mary examination in police court
az 10 q N Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
HUGHES MAY Be A PRIG OR
HE MAY BE- HEART-OF-OAK
ny JOHN ADAM.
lstnr Snrelal sarNieel

A.nANY. y. Y. Feh 1i-Chaa.
Evans Hughes. governor and can
didatc for the presidency. Is said
20 be a mystery. lie is not. except
that he fails a. IL ready made
standards when YOU approach
him u seek not the politician 81
the lawyer. but the plain man, you
can find that man without great
difficulty.
HnEhe e. a New York lawyer.
some describe him "a a Wall at
lawyer. hut he does not resemble
the usual type The difference Is
that hughes Is an upstate man
He was horn and spent much OF his
life In what the New York papers
call the hay seed districts.
To make this point more clear.
YOU must remember that the great
bulk Of New York state Is cut off
from the lower corner BY the Cats
kill aud Highland mountains tpaft
ol the Allegheny runsel. and that
the only connecting link r. the
gorge. Or canyon. made By the hud'
sou. river. Below the gurge are
Mail At and Tammany, above II
are cities built Western fashion
with lawns aud trees. villages such
as described Ia David Harum
and IN the Adirondack region. the
greatest wilderness east Of the
Rocky mountains.
Between these great Adirondack
woods. WHERE there are still Wild
deer. bears and few indians. and
the Vermont state line, Is the vii
laRe OF Glens Fails. where hughes
was born. Glens Fails h goo miles
from Wall 81. but the moral dis.
lance is much greater Hughes
father Is n baptist preacher Ills
mothers maiden name was Mary
Connolly. The NAMES show their
Welsh and Irish descent.
Regular sehoei Teacher.
Hughes taught Greek and mathe=
matics. and anything else that came
along. In country academy AZ
Delhi. \ Y. and later. after he had
been admitted 10 the bar lectared
on Law at Cornell and Columbia uni.
versities. taerc Is a good deal Of
the school teacher In him yet
Young newspaper reporters are
afraid Of him. because he reminds
them Of some schoolmaster Of their
own recent memory
In appearance Hughes could not
b. mere different than his rival
Taft He is very tail. over six feet.
and very lean Ills lean, rather
sharp features. are rsrtly hidden In
hushy brown beard A phrennl
ogiat would point out that hts fore.
head huiEes over the eyes. indicaf.
tnE perception, that Il Is high. indi.
eating Intellectual power. that there
Is plenty of character indicated In
the strength 81 the head back Of
the ears. but that hts head IL much
narrower than IL common In moot
leaders Of men
Faculty Of Concentration.
Roosevelt has the wide type Of
head, and has preeminently an ad
yenturuus mind. eager TO see aud
understand Hughes. on the other
hand. has remarkable faculty al
concentrating upon The subject In.
medlatelY az hand. t. the exclusion
OF all other subjects.
This tendency has been increaa
ed b. his logal training EVER
lawyer IL taught to reserve bis
opinion until the facts have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
WRECKED ON THE
ALASKAN COAST
lnr United pre.sA

JUNEAU. Alaska. Feb 1.-THE
japanese schooner sattsu Maru Is
ashore At Point MANLY. near Yaka.
tat The crew Of 10 Japs are camp.
ed on the beach. Capt FHi - on
the steamer Jeanne. which reached
here to-day en- route to Seattle
The satfsu Mau MAS wrecked No
VsmhsF Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
SHOT AND
KILLED

TACOMA. Feb. lin "A drunken
quarrel. the origin Of which appears
20 have been an argument about r..
liglon. Edward Carroll an engineer
and fireman. shot and instantly
killed Patrick Murphy in CAROLS
little cabin nj Harding. on the Ia.
coma Eastern railroad. about 40
o'clock last night Harding Is 10
miles south Of Spanaway aud Is at
the saw mill plant of the Harding
Lumber company. Carroll surren.
dered and was lodged in the county
jail early this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

submitted 20 him and he has con
suited tho authorities
An example Of this occurred some
years aEo. when Hughes was en-
gagged by a pianola company 10 de-.
fend It's patent rights Before this
Hughes did not know n pianula
from a hole In the ground. but be
secured one 81 the machines. learn.
ed 10 PLAY Il. took it all apart. put
Il together again. and when he ap
pearcd Ia court be vas able 10 talk
like a man who had been making
piano players all his life.
Some Of Hughes followers com
plain that they do noe know where
he stands on the tariff and other
national questions Probably he
would not be a Republican II be- did
not believe In protection. but u IL
doubtful Il he ever gave the tariff
any study or will give il ans study
until somebody Gomez 10 him aud
Laws an the facts before him. Then.
and not I'll then. viii he so into IL
and make up bic mind When be
does give bis opinion. It will take
In eyrrythtuE frum the tax on wool
70 the dutY on false hair.
ono Of the reporters al AlbanY
told me that he believed that
Hughes had less trouble In sleep
lng AZ Night than anY ether man
IN the capital Why asked
llc explained that when hughes
once made up his mind he always
appeared absolutely indifferent Ca
consequences. and II ans body walk
ed the floof over What he vas -.
lng 10 dot. It was always the other
f.ti0w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
RAISES MONEY But
NO SPUDS

a. G. Hearst. business man of
Kent station. was arrested last
night by Constable shannon and ar
raigned In municipal court on
charge Of obtaining money by false
preteuae
John Kinrsbury. Of Kent. who
swore out the warrant. says that
Hearst represented 10 him on Dee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
FATAL DUEL
over WOMAN

ny United Prese.i
MERIDIAN. Miss. Feb. lin a
desperate pistol duel IN the corridor
OF an office building Covert Tay Tor
a contractor. fired three bullets into
Oscar Hatcher. farmer. receiving
two slight wounds In return Hatch
or died an hour later In the pres
ence OF his wife. who stood az his
side during the duel. beaocchlng the
men not to shoot The trouble vas
over the wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

then he would smile hiandly. an u
there WAS nothing more to say on
the subject
After one of these encounters the
politicians would 40 out In the hall.
GREATNESS with dlngubt What arc
sou going Ia do with a maa. they
aay. no just says ITS rinht. it'u
right and won't 50 an inch be
yond that"
Ilughea office In the Albany cap.
nol Is a splendid big room over
looking the Hudson valley. = much
handsomcr office than the one tho
president has In Washington On
The wall are paintings " Theodore
Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland
governors Who h~came president.
and OF samuel ] rildrn. who 30
nearly became president that The
old politicians afv still quafrelinE
about g.
No man could long be governor
and work Ions In such a room
sithout bis ambition taking fire
Hughes felt that 10 be governor
meant certain work "a be done Tor
the state that employed him. and
had no idea Of being popular
leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
Brooklyn Bark Rsopens.

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE First
National hank OF brooklyn. which
closed on October Is iasi, has re.
opened fof business 4 deficiency
% sies 600 has been made good By
the stockholders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

Brother Noah Gave out
loo. sometime 15c: she
lah. i5e. Lot Me Go Home t.
California. i5c. Down In old
Cherrs Orchard. t5e. when
Love Comes Knocking at the
Door" l6c: ITO bohemia" loo
In the Moonlight. i6c: "Bcau.
tiful Paris WaltHes." l5c.
Santa Claus. loo. In
Monkey Land" 15e. Policy
King. l5c. Those Girls Of
Washington. loo. Take Me on
the Rollers" l5c: The Sunset
Rag, l5e Reception Waltzcs.
l5c. I've Made My Plans for
Summer loo. My Very
Own. loo; THAT Rag" Zoe.
Sweet Potatoes. 15c: "valae
Bleue. loo: "Wistaria." Zoe.
"Sweethearts Time" Ice.
Black Cat Rag. loo; "Boauti
ful Paris. Toe
CliNE'S PIANO HOUSE
t&os second Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

Hughes has another quality
which Is yeFy uncommon IN men In
public life lie Is a religious man
In the old fashioned. uihls. reading
way. and in tight place his final
appeal IL always 10 his conscience
This year he Is trying 10 abolish
horse racing In NeN YORK state
Tho politicians went "a him with
nineteen good reasons why such an
effort vas tusxpodienf and unnee.
eszAry at this time But. gentle.
met" he would saY. race track
gambling r. wrong. and IN trying
10 stop Il I am doing right. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

Finally. after thc presidential bee
had been burning Tor a whlls he al
mittsd 20 a few friends that after
all he was \ human being aad felt
fIattsred By The talk that Naa be.
inK made about him Then hia
enemies demanded why he didn't
come out like man and say 40.
ard not play the hyporritsa kinal.
IL he aid eome out. but specified
that be- would do nothing az Eoy.
eFuoF TO help hln presidential
chances
Up 10 this time HuEhes ap.
palutmsnts have been made with.
ont references TO machine 81 anti.
machine leaders The result has
he.n that nearly every politician
In New Yofk state dialiksa
Hughes heartily ~ Cos odeli
Who wants "a b. chairman Of the
republican state committee again
and aeca IN the Hughes laom n
chance 90 beat Tim Woodruff. IL
the man that Hughes put out 81
public life - proving that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
Lois T hedtre

fshunes Sunset. Main 1854: - v
Follow the crowds aRt s.
THE rn.-
Mr Frnwiey as Curtis 1sdsa
Nsat Week What Bappr.ed = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11

The Dining Chair We
picture herewith IL
made 81 solid oak
finished Eoldea II
has saddle shape wood
seat panel back and
securely bracei turn.
ed posts la HuhstAn.
italy constructed
throughout. and AZ
trAefiYs In design
Special price tunur.
Fov t..... st.55
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-11
COLISEUM

seattle's Ileaainr tsuSssHk ~
Prices lee zee fts<fft4 80 |.
Performances zsle. fsA W
Roth phones stfe.
Inermsus Saeee~~--fsrked
Mag K~fsieiis's Village cnfV
= the greatest een~d, ss" =
xllie.
Other sap~rb ~r~essifsr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
@irb bic 2erte nidlt tauIdlen.

Der 8eriu6 miro genladt, Die @uf.
merfiamfeit Der liberalgeiinnte:l
Burger bon Ser oem Golfe ~borlie9en-
Den Sauptfroge = mel6e oie Ser
Brobibition lit ob%8ilenfelL inbem
molt einen groBen 2arm l6la9t
iiber Die angeblide @ilmii6ung bcs
Mtapor Gaaagban in ge5ug auf Die
@uslpabl bon &mtoioaten fir Goua-
tp=Iemter.
@dbre1o es ood Cathode tit, boB
Die aonoioaten fir Gountp-@ emter
Die bonn Central oemofrotiiden Mtlti-
G~robibitions Club illooi1iert mllrben,
auf eigeren Intrieb laufel1 uno alti
@llnib ibrer bielen 5reunbe, ole
bon ibrer 5abiefeit ~iiber5euet iillb.
Nber ielbIt Derl es nobr iein 1olta,
baB 8rDan Gaaagban bas Sidet boll
oben Bis unten unteritiibt, 10 i%oliten
Die liberal oenfenoen 8iirger oie5en
&anoioaten crit re6t lire Stimnc
geben, aus Dem @runoe, oaB 8rnetl
Galagbau tets eeger oae 3iDmngsae=
iebe, alio eegen Brobibition mar
uno. bob oesbalb Die 2erte, oie er
%befiiriportet, gang enti6ieoen Mnti-
Brobibitioniiten iein miiiien.
Mnti.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-03
sonnemitrablen nnS weifc 9leiber.

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entgegeniebeno, bereits ernItbaft all
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INNER in Ser 3ufunft uno ME in Scr
@egenmart leben, turr gut oaran, iid
fit fiinftigen SQmmer nidt 1ltr I'M
Die grfinoung auf Dem @ebiete Ser
Sertilinouitrie, ionoern alt6 INT se-
milie pbpiifaliide uno 6emii6e Sc
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mer tit es MN ~aaerbings i6on 81
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10 beliebten meiBen goiletten aus ge-
Itidtem 8atilt uno aus i~nlanoild6ell
Spieen. SIT bod geraoe meiB Sic
Sarbe bes Sommers fir Die Slngetl
uno jung iein @ouenoen bes meibli-
den @el6le6ts. @eiB i1iibt gegea
Ole Site; Dos lernen mir bon Den
superintendent unh mol aud ans
uns ielber. Nnn aber lit mon oabin=
ter gefommen, oaB mir ms our6aus
I'M Srtllm %befinOen uno ipeiBe @e-
manoer f~eineslpegs re oernier cri"
oes Sdubes gegen groBe Sibe ieien.
Sd babe ioeben IN ben 3eitungell
itreng mifeni6aftli6e Mbbanollhgeel
oariiber gelelenL aus Oenen ms Sri
piale iiberiett, berporgebt, oaB Die
Sonnenitroblen our6 Die meiBen @e-
nebe nod teilipeiie binour6bringen,
uno penn tie auf Die meiBe Sout ito
BEN BON ibrer mdrmenoen Strait
nidts einbiiBen. @uf idmar5er Saut
oagegen lit lire Woht gebrohen.
Neeer in peiBen &leioern linb geeeIl
Die 9liibenoite Sibe foit unentpfinolif.
lin alio basielbe GeIltltat uno sic
Negerborteile Ser ipeiben Static gu net-
ibdffen, miiBten rniere meiBen 9lei-
Der ounfel eefiittert fem ober mir
miiBten ms i6on enti6lieBen, I'M
CONNER idpar8e Srifots 81 trogea:
fiinitli6e Negerbaut!