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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

"A Chiefs among ye takin notes
And faith, he'll prent them"
Norway VS.. Crystal Falls.

One Of the most interesting games OF
basket ball OF the season was played
last Friday evening at the opera house.
when the Norway high school team met
the Crystal Falls team Both teams
were ia good trim and went In to win
the game II possible. The excellent
team WORK Of the Crystal Falls team.
however, kept it in the lead and the
score Of the first half was 0 TO 10 in
their favor.
The second half was a fast halt, and
the ball kept moving without many
points being scored by either side, al
though at the end of the half the score
was 81 TO 10 in favor Of Crystal Falls
The points scored were as follows
Norway-Oliver o. O. Anderson 0, A.
Anderson 9; field baskets 8. fouls 5.
Crystal Falls-Cayia 2. Richard 3,
Rogers 9. Eldred o. Buenger 8 field
baskets 10, fouls 3. Referee, VanKei.
chove.
The Norway boys won the good will
and sympathy of the spectators from
the beginning and were Justify cheered
whenever good plays were made.
The halves Of the boys game were
alternated with halves played by the
high school girls and the teachers.
The game was interesting but was also
a victory for the high school from the
the score being in their
favor by 20 to 8.
The points we're Girls-Spanner IL,
8: Ladies-Randall /, Will
son 4.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

Annie Goldsworthy Il absent Nils
week. t-r
Misses wadsworth. Fraser. Kimpton.
Conlin and Hamilton attended the
Schumann- Hienk concert at Norway
Thursday evening.
The two basket ball teams organized
for the girls OF the seventh B. have as
Captain. Hattie Terrain and Constance
Jondreau
The pupils OF the grades are thanK-
ful to Mr.. Gunther for the instruc-
tions he has given them concerning
basket ball
Laura Pintarelli Is visiting in STAN
baugh this week.
Keep the oratorical contest in mind
for April 10
The oratorical contest between the
contestants from Menominee. Gladstone
and Crystal Falls will DO held In the
High School assembly room. Friday
evening. April 10. Excellent music
will be furnished fby the high school
glee clubs. All interested in school
work should lend their assistance to-
wards making this first contest in
which Crystal Falls has entered sue
cess Our contestants are Clarence
Buenger in oratory and Charolette
Carlson In defamation,
Gertrnde's confession was interest
ing as well as instructive.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

The Literature class Is now taking
mp t'ivics. They were told to learn the
first two stanzs OF the Declaration OF
independence" and look up the namet
of the Presidents A variety OF good
things in that class.
The following pupils OF the Half
way school have. had excellent marks
in spelling for the last six weeks
Edith Jsrvi. Nicholi Jarvi. John Jar
vi. Andrew olexa, Sophia Berglund,
TYNE Jarvi. and Jennie Jarvi.
The geometry class are very busy
making models OF their work In geome-
try this week.
The physics class were d-e-e-ligted
over their marks this month the. chem
istry class ditto.
Ask Charles Richard where the Toys
basket ball slippers are gone.
Harry varney returned to school
Monday.
The quizzers are past and the pupils
give sigh of relief
The attendance of the pupils Of the
Halfway school has been the best since
school began in September. The fol-
lowing pupils nave been perfect in at
tendance; Hilma Jarvi. Hannah Jar
vi. John Jarvi. Annie Jarvi, Andrew
Olexa. Jennie Jarvi, Philip Olexa, and
LYNNE Jsrvi.
Talk about "Glee" club. One hns
a black eye. another green shoes, and
some Of the others wear scowl.
Esther Berg and Anna Anderson Of
the Fourth b were absent one day this
week on account OF sickness.
One Of the boys. examining the new
feather duster received at the Halfway
school the other day asked. docs Mr..
Hill make these feather busters from
the feathers Of the cartridges he shoots
In the fallf'
The whole physics class are attract
ed-by magnetism, since they began
the study OF II.
Miss Minnie Powers. Of Milwaukee.
visited the nigh school Tuesday after
hoon.
There are three new basket balls on
he first floor at the high school build
ng and all the rooms have organized
girls basket ball teams.
Miss Grace Linduman has been alb
'ent part of.the week.
Ne have teacher so sweet and fair.
With smiling face and shining black
hair.
She tries 10 teach as the use Of nouns
And IL we don't learn them. at ms she
frowna
advise you. If ever You get in her
class. Il,
Got 10 BE- slow like snail in the grass,
3ut be lively and work while you are
with her,
And you'lI surely be glad a. the end
OF the term
The girls Of the Sixth A say that
hey are too stiff to .play basket ball.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

J. h. Parks attended . meeting Of
the Newberry asylum board last Tues
day.
Elmer Nolenberg expects to get his
bakery going at Amasa In about three
weeks.
George voos is still very sick man
and unable TO get out OF his bed.
John Havey is back again on the
Crystal Falls Charming run.
Tom Behan was business visitor at
Green Bay this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

CONTINUED on page 81.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

Job printing at the Alaskan office.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

The Bull Dog cigar at Tony DOtero's
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

&a@@aa@@@aaa@&a@Sa M For pleasures age like th borealis' < @ race, & sa Which fits ere you can point it's < < place." x a Robert Burns. Ss aa@H8aa@aaa@@a@aR#
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
In Washinotor.

"I made a glaring error today" sigh ed the cabinet lady.
 Flows that?" inquired the depart, mental lady.
 "I glared at a woman l should have Ignored completely" = Louisville Cou. Tier Journal.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

her services, but substantial teSti monisl of the feeling of the ladies of the hive in the presentation of a hand some set of furs. Mrs. Stinebsugh was completely taken by surprise in this latter, but expressed her appreciation fttingly.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Mcclellan gave an alter noon tea Ou Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Sehlbrede, formerly resident of this city, and who has been for some t'me visiting Mrs. Reed sS Fort Wm, H. Seword, and Mrs. Reed herself. The guests numbered thirty and very de- lightiu, afternoon was enjoyed, A "ty" coatest was feature, aC which Mrs, Habr won the first prize, china tea pot, aud Mrs. E. Blanchard the consola tiou. Tue guests prizes were, Mrs. Sehlbrede, cup and saucer, aud Mrs. Reed, plate. Delightful refreshments were served. Following were the guests: Mesdames Sehlbrede, Leievre, Dr. Reed, Orchard, Culbertson, E. Blanchard. Weber, Pugb, Hahn, Britt Kirmse, Stineb sugb, Williams, Jones, Goode, Zinkau, Shaw, Cooling, Draper, Rosenberg, Howard, G. G. Miller, Geo. Blanchard.
 
 Al tue Ladies' Aid society this week uew game was introduced which proved a mlrth provoker. A list of questions Is presented to each guest and the guest is expected to answer with words beginning with letters that form the initials Of their own names, and the other guests are afterwards re. quired to identify the authorship by these initials. AS sn ius ancc, follow. ing is the paper returned by Ms, Flora King-who seems to have been unable to answer the last question according to requirements:
 Who are you?-Faithful K d.
 t not yourself, whom would you rather be?-Fritz Katzenjammer.
 Where do you live?-Fsirmount, Kentucky,
 What is your opinion of the LEdIeS' Aid SOciety?-Fiue Kompany.
 What Is your latest tad?-FOndlinE g Kitties.
 Describe your Foolish, Kiddlsh.
 What is your fsyorite aovsr2-Floral King.
 What is the height of your ambltiOn' Pooling Kate.
 What is your chief accomplishment Feeding Kids.
 What is your favorite book?-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
NOTICE ID VOTERS

From aud after this date the registra tion book. provided for in Ordinance No. 90, will be found at the office of tho City Clerk (U. S Customs oftice) where citizens may register irorO g a. m. to p. m. MATTHEW BRIDGE,
 City Clerk. March 2, 1908. 339-15t
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
An Inspiration.

Mrs. Knicker-Henry, why did you leave your shoes on the stairs last night? Knicker (dazed, but inspired)- English custom. m'dear. Left lem to be blRcked.-Puck.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

v a& S& sS S Ss Fa E4 sa T2 ES f3 x & Si ~ x & For pie Asures age like th borealis' < & race, & Ea Which fits ere you can poin. it's < < place." < a Robert Burns. Ss sa@88aa@a@a#sa@aR@ he SkSokum club indedaitely post ponea the dance which was to have oeeu given this evening.
 
 The fact that there was but one dane. ing party during the week nay be ac- tributable to the season Of lent in the midst of which we are, but otherwise the number of social affairs to be re- corded seems scarcely to have shortened up. The one daucin.; party was that of the Arctic Brotherhood given at their beautiful home Friday eveuinG-E'riday the 18th and everything passing of without a flaw. There was excellent music, light refreshments aud the Dum- Der of guests such as to nicely cover the dancing asor,
 
 Sa,urder evening the youog ",1ple's club gave delightful reception and farewell hop for Mr. F. F. ". Lowle at A. B. hall. The affair was uoder the cbaperoaage of Mrs. c. C. Pugh and Mrs. L s, Keller. Those present. were; Mcsdames Pugh, Hanglan, PulIen and Keller; the Misses Do=rrer, 'Culber;sou, Black, Edna Blsck, Wolff, Springsted, Haslett, Stiuebsugh, Do.en, Wes,e aul D-wi,,: Messrs. Lywlr, Seymour, Bell, Ask, Sheldon, Graves, Baker, Drapes, Sparks, Gigot, Hilery, Motter, Berri- man and Snow.
 
 MIs Ethel Black entertained a. her home Tuesday, iu celebration of her eighteenth birthday. The guests were restricted to the younger set of course. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed with games, music aud refreshments. Those prese4t were: Maud Hsslett, Minuie Wolff, Francis L,ddjcoaL Edith Liddlcoat, Lily Dorsn, Ethel Weste. Edna Black, Will Seymour, Monty Snow. Frank Bell, Chester Rowe, Robert Sheldon, Ernest Wolf, George Black.
 
 The Ladies' Aid society me- at the home Of Mrs. Stinebaugh on Thursday last with 2 present. Mrs. sehlbre3e ofSslem, Oregon, aud oue of tue char ter members was present a, was a's1 Mrs. Reed of Fort Seward. Besides games which formed a feature Of the session a regular program was present ed which included among other num- bers the following:
 Piano solo-'Nearer my God to Thee with variations" ...... Mrs. Williams Recitation. Mrs. Hayward Rsading-"Tne mau without coun> try. ,"................... .Mrs. Teltord Alter the last review of the Lady Macabees bauqu-t was given in honor of the lady c7mmander, Mrs. Stine' baugh, who had been reelected to the highest office Of the hive, the frs, who had held yha, office to be chosen for l second term. There were about twenty present at the review aud banquet Al the latter Mrs. Leslie served as tcast' master. Every lady present was called upon to respond to some toast ant nearly every one did so with some nea expression. The hives work for 'nt year was most successful and this .eryet as the theme for several. MrI Stine' baugh was made the object uOt only oi very many expressions spprsciatiye o
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free iu place of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
Hear Those MandOlinS Ringing

Eight of them ia one instrument, with Piano accompaniment. Hear them aC the Mascot. It is great, and fills the place of vaudeville entertainment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

Seven room furnished house to rent on Third Avenue. Enquire of G. E. Howard. 264-tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Go. keep all klnc of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
on1p ono "BRoMO oU1NE"

That is the LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- NINE. Look for the signature of b.
 w. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure Cod in One Day, 25c F
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
THE CHURCHES
CATHOLIC.

CATHOLIC. Mass and Sermon at 10 a. ID. Sunday school at HOO a. m. Rosary, instruction and Benedicuon at 7:3O p. m, Tuesday and Thursday, mass alS a, m., evening service at 7;3O p. m. Saturday, Catechetical iutruc'iou at Il a. m. Sunday. Holy communion at a. ID.
 Rev. P c. Bougis, S. J.
 PRESBYTERIAN Fifth Avenue and State street. Ham. Morning Worship. 12m. Sunday School. 4p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Society. ego p. m. Senior Christian En- deavor.
 7:3Op. m. Evening Worship, Midweek prayer meeting at 7:45 Wednesday evening. All are cordially invited to these services.
 Rev. Geo. E. Good, Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimite- accommodations. Steam heat end every thing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-14
PhOuo City Transfer

For your coal, wood and general haul. ing. Phone 90, Boughton's cigar store. l0-4-lm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14
@citabl bic @aiicn.

Stepben @ubbaro %cntrpen6et einen
@Ia5taitcn nit $2.4l fiir sic Sim
Der 0eS st. 0iltcent @aiienbar-
les" aus ciner 8irtbihaft.-SiBt
j,tt i'm WcfGugniB.
is Aiebt perifi,oene Artcn pott
NiCben, mo obipohl IicbItQ6l III IL
Qcno elmer Sorm pcrlperflit lit,
idcint cine @~eroubuna c~lternloiar
MoilenttnOcr wobl Sic aemeinite
Ebut, Ger uion lif idnloi9 nader
fam. Stcpbcu Subbaro, "a Sabre
olt. Nr. 42l, Sit'Hnnunle.S TT, nobu'
bait, purOe 1eltsru non Hid)tcr
Grammar III Ger mittleren YoIi5eiitu,
ton inter ser Nnituloiguug Dem
@erift&perfobrcn iibermieicll, einen
@~loStaltcn nit S2.i4 filr 0ie ain0cr
oc9 st. Rinccnt @oiienbauIc3'
cnttuenoct i'll bobcn. Nubboro befono
lid an Somito0 NbenO nit cincm
~tlctl1en Nifcn III Der Wirtbldaft BON
Fet,r y. aellp, Rr. 1900, 8rccn-
mount Npcnlc. Ger ShanfluGrter
Sunnes i. Wturpbp lah. pie @ltb6oro
cen 0losfaltct IN Ger 6ano battc
mo uermiBtc oenielbeu, no6oem
Snbboro cas- 2otul titrj Dor Vtittcr-
uod)t ~uerlnlien bate. Mltrpbp iebtc
Sergeout aenealp Don Dem 9iebltnhl
in &enmtniB, unb erinnerte oerletbt
iidt cinen Molm AM Den Die Ferio-
nolbeidreiblul1 Sitbboro's paBte, dc
Breltuu.S troBe b%innllfgeben qciehen
5n boben. Ter EoIi5iit folgte oec
Spur unO ertcid)te Den 0eilld)ten all
Frclton. StroE;, uobc Der Stra6ei=
bobnrcmilc. Ser1euut acneolp brodl-
tc SrbborO. Der ocn 8loafolten itou
I~ortgctporfen Ilottc, nod Scr Yoli5ei.
Itation, no i'll Den lnldJeu bas @efun.
Nenen $2.4i i'll 9inceutitIlden geful,
Den luurGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14

illft, ih bGtte in berielbcn perblI'l
germ miiiien, iuenn eS mir Mat Ct
lang, mid berouSSuiinoeH.
Rad, ioIdcn Grtudgrngen tpl0cr
ltarto ib ser Mnloduna fneldbe oil
M0bIe AM MIDI msiibte, nohnl mir
obcr Dor. sen Nouptnlonn an Icttl
mir irilbcr 0cgebcnes &criprcd)cn vi
crinnern. I'm 10 u~illtomnlcner mar
ca mir, ooB cr lett lelbit i%rciuillia
ouf Dies @eripred)cn 5llrildtam. &d)
Nonftc Inn mo crfl0rtc, onB idl germ
10 balb luic mollId) an elmer M0bIcn>
erioridulN tbeilncbmeu miir0c.
.Wropo, 6anl lpollen mir 1lcid)
mcrgcn friib an Dos @erf lebcn uro
ms ilcrIt Die &ohIc I'M @Gl6feu al
ser Hlllino porncbmPn, Nu bit oot)
potl scr Eurtic, Sron6?"
.Scbr germ. Sd iiird)tc mir, mir
merocn nidt lchr lpclt %tonuucn. Gin
NbIturi binocrt ldlNn uadl menigcl
Iinrtcn am lpeitcrcn Nororiuocn,"
,gSic tici lit Der Ibihr5?"
,Gu$ pcib id) uiNt. Sd) babe cill
brenncnocs 3iinobol5hcn binubNe-
luorierL ober es crloif ld)ncll, Gin bin.
inter0elporfercr Stcin id1Illg bolo
ouf ocn Iclicr olri, ob or obcr licgcll
Qeblicbcn lit, fnnl id) llid)t beitrtbci.
len. &h babe mir feline Miilbc Sc
gcbclr, mciter ST. Iorid)cn."
Sam mollcn mir Dies mlor0el
perillhcn. Wir neblcn ms Gin poor
tiidti0c, frGitiAc &c'lC NIT, bic inns
Sodcln, elm poar Slteruen, cine &c
h0ri9c S.uolltit1t ltlrter Seile nlo
uicllcitt nlldl 5mel Ecltcrn troacn.
Mud MoQneiilumbro>t ucbuc Idl nit,
iuir uouen Damn lf)ut bel bcnl 9lGn,
Scnbell HidDt. llnlidlnl in ncr Sicit
haltcn."
Sraui mar ciHucptultocn; mir be.
lpradcn allca iihcr &c Nlariiitllng iu
ser il%ltcreliontcn gtrtic mo pcrub.
reoetcn, Dob mir Iic dl nGdlItcn Wor.
een llnl iicbcn llhr nirctcn ipollten.
.Iuri id) oild) on Ihrcr ,Sor
ld~un0SrciIc tDeiln6mcn?" irogtc,
olQ mir chen init lniercr &ernbrc,
bi1ng i'll Stanbe gfonnmen iuoren,
Scr @e5irtSrid)ter.
(gcrtfcti.uf {nTnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14
ptrseblide afldbc.

Der MarI6aG Surenre tyGnf!e einft
einsn ieiner Sifisicrs, Der feline @c.
1%ustbuunG BON ibm forberi; ourfte.
Ser 8eIetoigtc fam besipegen ouf cine
nnoere G%eleeenbsit, iid) pegen oeS CT,
Ilttenen S6impfes su RIDDEN. Girc8
2o9es erfubr er. bnb Der OlnrIG1lI in
elmer Wietbsfuti9c iiber 2nna fnbren
ipiirbe. S6re ii6 LANCE 5I 6siinncu,
nobm er ebenfols einen M~ietb8tutiGcr
ilnb Dera6rebete nit ibm, oGb oieicr
nuf elm ge9cbensS S3eiG9sn gegsn cea
Woeen bes Mnri6allS fa6rsn uno nit
belle en- autiGer 6Gnoel anfnne,n Io1te.
Gs geid,ob aud 10. 3uerit beid,impi'
ten Die Sutifer chamber, bonn ip-an0
Der Sffi5ier ou5 feinem Moaeu unc
fling on. ben fremben &utiher gu priis
geln, oenn er alou6te boblrh cen
Mfariha(l 5t beipegen, bnb er iiG III
ben Streit mtIAen iolltc, bnmit .r 10
@%elesenbeit fGuoe, inn bic srio6rens
Beleibigung beim3uaoblen, inOcm sr
li6 itelte, nls ipenlt er nidt ipiibtc,
lper Der Wori4oa ipdre.
3urenne blie6 uber gang riibig in
leinem Wosen iiBen, oIs Of i'm bi.
So4e sor ni4tS ongings. Neil o6er
Der SffiSier nit Prigeln gar nidt
nuf6Dren ipolIts, itedte or enolit ben
aopf sum S6ldse beraus lnb inate:
SGieber Oberit. MAIDEN sic f:b fcir.
perg.bti4e Wibe. Glen sic. ober,
Dab sic fertig ip.rben, benn ib e.
sable ben Dogen itunoenlueiie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14
Cholera unN aiarikatur.

SbpobI in iiin9itsr 3sis aus RuBs
lamb itGnbie te~uurubigsnpe Ruarids
fen iib,r Die roihe Iusbreitung Der
GboIsra tom.n, beets man in
Osuti6lono npd) feline 9efiirhtunSen,
rap Sic Seuooe iiber bic Grtrae toms
men fperbe. limb nit Ne6t, bsrn mas
in Msnihsntrdfttn Itebt. nie5 81 oers
biubcrr, tpar gsiG3ebeu. NIan bers
Ge~ssnipGrtist Ii6 eutet nber Ilurl, bab
81: MoBrseeln, BON rcren man iia
ipirtli6 GrfoI9 periprs4tn q i, erit
@r9s6niNe Der SpriGun9 bgt leBtcu
SabrSebrtc iino. 2!u@ BET EN- erite1
g(uftretcn Der Gbolern IN [ : pa Jim
9Tuguit 1929 in Sreuburg) hattie man
bic umfaTeubiteu Giferbeit6rldbs
rsgeIn ~9strrffeu - aIein nmlonlt. Die
Mersts trusen, d9nlicb nie 5ur 3eit ncr
psit, ais leberns NuSiige rnp peltmo5.
fen getraoen rpuroer. Wohstu6anSiigt
unb Mosten. Dies gsi9a6 nidt nui
81 ibrem Ghub, %lorbsrn has pu6lis
trm perlnnate es 81 ieiner Siperbsit.
4m Gnbe Iu6ts iid) logor ieber cins
selne burh 0orrtbrunSer an iciner
@%IeiOuug ge9en has GboIerasiFt 81!
fhiibcn. @S lpuroen BON Glen 2eutsn
&~cibbinben, Wa9stuhrDde, bide
S@ube unb Ielblt Masten getrngen.
SalieBli6 nabm Der 8oltspib IiG)
oicier @orbeugun9smabrcgeIn an unb
mahte ibre llebertreibung in Gdritns
tureu ldGerlid). Die 8reSlauer Stobts
6ibliotbet belpabrt 3. 9. eini9e IoIdpsr
Gboleratoritatursn ouf, Die al,3 Dem
erltsn Drittel bes 10. S~aEgbunoertS
Hammer.
Gins BON bteien 9iloern itsIit cine
Srau in 8egleitung zines 6unbes ear.
llsberoa an Der &leioun9 ber igou
limb mertipiirbige InbdneIeI at iebtn;
bi. Srou uno aud ibr Suro .rusel
unf0rnige Subbetleibung.n. Die llns
terf6rift bes @ilbss bsutet Gle Gi1;ets
beiten Der S6uboprri@tungsr, bic
Ion1t unperItdnbli6 ipdren. 5ie lats
tet: .lleber 5lansllbinoeu einen
fupfernen 8ruitile6, ein Miecer duS
8ummis@Iaiticum. llsber Dem Rleioe
einen @iirtel bon fleirsn 3iegelitsincn
nit elmer bintenrod i~lieecnbcn SalciIe
ars Mo6sitoff. llnterb.intlciber, om
Srbe orei ooppcltc NIT Standardization
9ornirt. S6ube uno lleberI6ube nit
WGrmfldi&en. Sn groBen runocn
@igotsI erneln BOT Iie giiner, Slorcll,
giiritea. Sonbfddc eingepodt. lin
ben Sals Elm &ollier aus Sol5ittinen
nno Yfeffert0rrern. Sn ben brei 0oora
fIe@ten bat iie GiiisftdiG4en, Gblors
tolttopfe rno SuppentoNen 1teb.n,
Oben on Ger Spite cine tleine @inS,
miible, Tin bic Guft 5t reiniaen. ,Si
ben S9ren @ebinge BON .3ipieteln uni
tleinem 8ncblunG, moran olS Steins
Sebi9ne etn SampberflGinden. Gin
9ano. neltbes untcr benz Slim auges
bunoen piro, aus Wndbolperbeeren
iino Norfimfloi9en. Sn Ger einen
!Sonb Elm 8Dr6dsn nit einem Dtonos
milGen Seuerbere, 3ieosln, MQTere
frii9e. Sn Der nnbcren .oano einen
anfgeipannten Sonneni9irm nit
neutrality-suspicious., tleine Side nit
Gblorfalf bdngen an ben Gii9bein.n,
uno an Der Spibe lit Die Got6slotc
ongebraHt. Sbr S4oobhiinb1ea l1uft
btnterber nit elmer Gbo!srobinoe lin
ben 2eib, ben S9peif nit 5lierere
3ipcigen aeibmiidt, uno Die 6iSc in
Soden. Sn Dem WauIe trdgt es cin.r
Stod, an oeifen Gnosn Elm Qnoements
Ipporat nnb Woi6beden bdngen. lin
Den 5als trdet es eirs aupferpIotte
nit Der Sni3rift: ,Nur feline 5urdt.'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14
Trancnbcrnfc in Gualnnb.

9tud) ciler intercl'nnteit %1tatiItiI d)elt
3uianmcnltellina. bic in e,ncm eng
liid,en Moao5in pcrofIentli1t miro.
betrqat Die 3ohl Der Srnnen III Glg-
Ial,o, bic eillcm Bernie nllatb6rcn II.
rcgelm1big arbeitcn, lncbr offs 51a
0tinioncn. $4,000 oapon inn in
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il Der Gpnfcftion. $4,000 III falif.
nto11niidlen9cirieben nl,b ge9elt 100.
600 bel Der 2anolpirtbihaft. Die
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100000. 1900 5roucn fitocn II,
Der NtMiif itno in Der alllit ibre Sc
bctsarbeit. 10000 anrnen mnrbel,
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iino. Gie )@itt1uerp itellen f,246, 407
;srouen INTO Die neutrality-suspicious.
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DAdltnn.
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AS, NF, gniffmgfrrtr, rnfr Gnf5rm Ssu'e4%nr,
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@fbanktnfplhter

Sie 2Seibcr t~ripptln, ober ibr Gtrfcno
nlodt srenli6e 2nfipriinge.
1as DaHer iuiro nidt beFer, ip.nn itr
bic Qnntpe ladtrt.
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eitf, bic onberen ieoes 2ibt All ben SG1t.
ten.
User Yorseieste unb llttersebene bat, DER
bat aud) 5iuei 9effter.
gDas mi. 7rompstent6ben in Die gBslt
tritf, rnl,b f6 oft iebr bafo beimscistn lai.
len.
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r.: ,@oren e~eiierit BET Gorun,er.
5isrroths 3ubil1um oIIe ar1eite1ter
Der Strntd geld0et9" g.: ,urh
fpie! Sh babe fcinen ein;iaen mid,
tern d%eiehcn'"
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r.: vIbnr Sic 9brer 0ron hen
WtQei, Ger aIiiqere etebt nod)." -
g.: ga Fam i'd iton on, rpertn Id
Mid als ben afiiqcren muiipieIeu
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