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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

G.. c. Hosmer the architect, has
gone to Milwaukee, where he has ac-
cepted fine position with a large
concern Of that city. Mr.. Hosmer
made a splendid record in Minot,
where he was connected with the firm
of Frost & Hosmer, and the people of
Minot regret to lose so abble man.
M. N. Johnson of Petersburg, N. D.,
the insurgent candidate for U. S. SEN
ator. was in the city Tuesday looking
after his fenss. Mr.. Johnson is look
ed upon as very strong candidate.
A new foot bridge will be construct
ed across the Mouse river near the
G.. N. round house, to accommodate
the residents from the North side.
The present bridge is in dangerous
condition.
For sale or trade, a good paying
pool business also some good tables.
Address w. Care Independent TIP.
E. A. Harthouse, manager Of the
Anderson Bros. Hide House in Mi
not, has three gold coins, dates OF
1882, 1s45 and 1861, none of which
bear the inscription I'm God We
trust''
j. J. Somers - - - -. -, &. the
:, u rare painting. 1t
vas executed by a japanese artist on
silk, and is entitled, "The Sailors
Grave" 1t shows sailor lying at the
bottom of the sea, surrounded by fish
,es, and guarding over the body, is a
white winged angel. Mr.. somers Sc
cured the picture from a sailor who
spent six years on the Wisconsin, Sc
curing the picture in Japan.
Fred Kelley, the Missouri river
rancher, has filed petition in bank
ruptcy. His liabilities are placed at
$25,549.79 and his assets at $1O5.
OF the numerous candidates for
the U. S. senate, Col. c. B. Little of
Bismarck is receiving the most notice
He is western man, having spent
good many years on the Missouri
slope and has full knowledge of, the
needs Of the state. Just to show with
what esteem Col. Little is held by the
people Of his own legislature district,
we will say that he has been a mem
Der of every legislature since North
Dakota became state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
AGRICULTURAL NOTES

in discussion on selecting seed po-
tatoes, that farmers should not select
their seed potatoes from the bin, but
rather select them in the field in the
fall, picking only those from hills that
produce the largest number of medi-
UNI size, well formed potatoes. He
further said that potatoes grown in
clayey soils were better for seed than
those grown on light sandy soil as
those grown on the latter soil tend
to over-ripeness and over-ripe potatoes
will not yield well the next year.
The agricultural club held a most
successful meeting Of the term Sat
urday evening, Jan. Is. Mr.. Babco' k,
student poultryman at the college,
gave a very practical paper on the
raising and feeding of poultry. Mr..
Michels followed with talk on
Luther Burbank and his work as a
plant breeder. Mr.. Laxon gave a
few suggestions on the care of live
stock, which brought forth consider
able discussion from the members,
after the program a business meet
ing was held and the following Off
GERS were elected for the winter term:
Pres.-Charles Michels, Minnewau-
kon.
Vice Pres.-J. v. Chilbuurg, Valley
City. b.
Sec.-J. G. Smith - ~. --lia.
Treas.-Wm. Mercer, Painted Woods
Critic-Robert Magill, Verona.
The band boys under the leadership
Of DR.. Putnam will take trip. The
extent of the trip has not been def
nitely decided but concerts will be
given at Jamestown, Casselton and
Valley City.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

Bismarck Tribune: The Tribune
force enjoyed the novel experience
yesterday of eating oranges grown in
this state. The fruit was very juicy
and sweet, but lacked the flavor of
the California oranges, but under
culture this defect will undoubtedly
be cured and North Dakota fruit be-
come noted for its excellence as are
it's apples, strawberries and other
fruit products, all of which are fast
becoming staple articles on the local
market.
Will a merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? Yes-when the
trees grow upside down; when the
beggar wears a crown; when ice forms
on the sun; when the sparrow weighs
a ton; when gold dollars get too
cheap; when women secrets keep;
when a fish forgets to swim; when
Satan sings hymn; when girls go
back on gum; when the small boy
hates a drum; when no politician
schemes; when mince pie makes
pleasant dreams; when it's fun to
break tooth; when all lawyers tell
the truth; when cold water makes
you drunk; when you love to smell a
skunk; when the drummer has no
brass-when these things all come to
pass; then the man who's wise will
neglect to advertise.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

Mr.. w. L. Stockwell, state super
intendent Of public instruction, ad-
dressed the students at the conven-
ton exercises Monday, Jan. q, on the
school lands and the permanent funds
for the support of our public school
and state institutions. The address
was extremely interesting as it gave
the students very good idea of the
vast amount of land given to this
state by the federal government for
educational purposes; it also outlined
the method of selling these lands and
the manner of investing the proceeds
so as to insure permanent endow.
ment for all the educational institu.
tions in the state.
The formal opening of the new en-
cheering building took place Satur-
day evening, Jan. 25, with a public
reception. The class rooms, labor
atories and shops were thrown open
for the inspection of visitors and the
students of the department dressed
in full military uniforms acted as
guides for the visitors. DR.. Putnam's
college orchestra rendered some ex-
cellent selections during the evening.
A great many Fargo citizens as well
as some from the country took the
opportunity to inspect our new build
ing and it's equipment.
Supt Randlett has received a num-
Der of letters asking him to speak at
teachers institutes this winter on the
subject of agriculture in the rural
schools. Mr.. Randlett will be glad to
and work will permit.
Prof c. B. Waldron of the horticul-
tural department said the other day
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
FLAxToN, N. D.

Frank HUFF Of the Citizens Bank
of Kermit spent Sunday with O. A.
HUFF.
Vernon, the small son of Henry
Berg met with an accident last Sat
urday, falling and cutting his head
on the wagon.
The leap year ball was a success.
Remember st. Valentines ball.
Peter Dennison of Gull Lake, Can.
ada, is visiting his father, I. DENIM
son, a few days.
Felix Krieg is in St. Paul.
Miss Hilda Lee returned Friday
night from few weeks visit with
relatives in Walcott.
J. S. Gee is nursing a lame arm.
Mrs. L. Hagenson is on the sick
list.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
Mrs. McAneney is Dead.

Mrs Eleanor McAneney, aged IA
years, died of pneumonia at her home
in this city Wednesday morning at
1850 o'clock after three weeks illness.
1t was known for some time that she
could not survive. The remains were
sent to Winona, Mimi, the old home
of the aeceased, where the funeral
will take place. Mrs. McAneney
made her home in Minot for the past
five years where her children are all
residing. The children are Phillip,
George. Will, Misses Nellie and An
ma and Mrs. G. Eroe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

E. J. Brown, prominent nursery
man from Kenmare, transacted bust
ness in Minot Monday. Mr.. Brown
has extended an invitation to the In
dependent editor to visit his nursery
when the raspbberries are ripe, and
we'll be right there. Mr.. Brown has
made great success of raising all
kinds of small fruit. plums and apples.
VIM. Myers who was called to Ohio
a few weeks ago by the death Of his
mother, is back. He reports plenty
of rain and mud, and bbut a little
money in the east.
Henry Hurd, one of our aldermen
is visiting relatives in the southwest.
He will spend several weeks in Mis-
souri,, Texas, New Mexico and Cali.
fornia.
The tow mill at Mimic, N. D., is a
decided success. Fourteen car loads
OF the output have already been ship
ped, and it is being pushed out faster
all of the time. The flax straw con-
tinues to arrive. It seems that Minot
is just the place for tow mill.
Who'll be the lucky person to start
one?
Estray, one white gelding, and
one dark brown mare halter on.
Leave word at Frank E. Graves real
estate office or address ]. A. Hedine,
Minot, N. D. 2-6-2-2O-
The Independent received it's week
ly sixteen page roast from DR.. Mugg.
The fellow is wasting lot Of valu-
able time writing sucn letters to this
Office. He has the audacity to ask
us to publish the letter. This is worse
than kicking on thirty cent bill for
advertising. BY the way, the doctor
is trying to join the local A. 8. of r.
What in the name of common sense
does man claiming to be an eye
specialist want to get In the American
Society Of Equity for? Its safe to
say that the members won't let him
in unless ne can show good cause.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CASH.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Commissioners of Ward
County, North Dakota, will receive
bids up to o'clock p. m. March 8,
1908, for a steel safe for the county
treasurer according to plans and spe-
cifcations now on file in the office of
the county surveyor. Each bid to be
accompanied by certified check
amounting to 10 per cent of price OF
bid. The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Given under my hand and seal this
list day Of February, 1908.
J. w. FABR1CK, Co. Auditor.
1920.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

If you suffer with indigestion, consti-
patton. feel mean and cross, no strength
or appetite, your system is unhealthy.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. makes
the system strong and healthy. Soc,
Tea or Tablets. Mccoy & Co.
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To EXCHANGE.

120 acre farm land value $45 per
acre all under cultivation, buildings,
located near Sargent, Mower county,
Minnesota, to exchange for farm land
near Minot, Ward Co., North Dakota:
Address AL. A. Clapsaddee, Leland, La
Sale Co. III. 1920 chg.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06
Arc Grateful.

We feel that words cannot express
the gratitude which we feel toward
our neighbors and other friends who
were SO kind to us during the last Ill
ness and death Of our husband and
father, but take this means Of thank
ing the mall.
Mrs. M. J. Warner and children.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

Builds up waste tissues, promotes ap-
petite, improves digestion, induces re-
freshing sleep, giving renewed strength
and health. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. Mccoy & Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

Anyone eeding Mile, Glover, Tim
othy or Alfalfa seed or any other kind
Of seeds, leave your orders with A. A.
Robinson Elevator Go. early, as they
are going to buy and ship In full car
later on. 2-6-2-13
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-06

Why got up in the morning feeling blue,
Worry others and worry you; "
Here's secret between you and me,
Better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
-MCCoY & Co.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
Denver Markets.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS,
March a. 4.-Offerings of cattle
were liberal here last week and
under good demand trade was
active. Beef steers closed about
steady with the week before
while cows and feeders are
strong to 15c higher. A load of
fancy pulp fed steers brought
$500 early in the week but most
of the later offerings were just
fair in quality and sold at $4.35
to S4.75. Some new tops were
made in the COW market. A load
of fancy pulp fed cows sold at
$40, the highest price paid
here this year, while other cows
went at S4.05 also higher than
any sale of pulp fed cows previ-
GUS to this week. Several sales
were made during the week at
A.00 and bulk of the good killers
went at S3.70 to 3d. 95. Medium
to fair cows sold at 50. 80 to 50. 65.
Bulls were strong at $500 to
50. so for bulk. Veal calves were
in good demand and fully steady
with tops at S6.25. Feeder and
stocker supply was very good
during the week. There was
good demand from all sources
and the market closed in fine
shape. Most of the good to
choice steers sold at S4.15 to
A.5 55 with the fair to good at
S3.65 to S4.10. Offerings today
were about 1,2OO; market steady
to shade higher. Fancy pulp fed
cows brought Is, highest price
of the year.
Hog supply was over 5000
head last week. Despite the
liberal run there was a good de-
mand and all sold to good ad-
vantage. Prices now range from
81. 35 to S4.40.
Offerings of sheep were fairly
good last week and nearly every
thing found ready sale. Values
are slightly lower owing to de-
clines east but prices paid here
are still relatively higher than
those quoted on the eastern mar
kets. Ewes sold at $3.50 to A.6O
with a few sales early in the
week at S4.75, lambs at Sc. 25i
fiat and $3.50 freight paid, weth-
ers at S5.25 yearlings at S5.75
w. N. FULTON.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
A Bargain in pealestate.

4S7 acres-6 miles from Delta IL
miles from beet switch, room house
so acres alfalfa, acre orchard partial
water right, balance to be watered by
Gunnison Tunnel. Price $50 per acre;
will sell in l60 acre tracts. Must sell
soon if at this price.
WIRE & REED.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
Needle Work.

l will do all kinds of needlework
from an order at reasonable prices.
Crocheting, Shadow, Knitting, Tat
ting, French. Solid Colored, Beadwork,
Lazy Daisy, Wallachian.
also handle cut flowers and will be
pleased to have your orders for the
same.
MRS. E. j. WILSON,
Office Alliance Machine Works.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
For Sale.

80 acres-about Is shares of water
from Relief ditch. balance subject to
Gunnison Tunnel Call on or address
the owner, W. A. DOYLE, Read, Colo.
2-w
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06

Welch & Merrill have large list of
city lots for sale.
WANTED: Party to rent or buy
about 100 acres of alfalfa. Feeding
privileges and corrals on ranch.
Phone Tongue Creek Orchard Co, or
write B. BURTON. Eckert, Colo. 2-t
See WEIGH & Merrill for houses and
city lots.
You can buy guaranteed paints for
the least money from the Independent
Lumber Co.
Delta Flour 81. 10 at the Spot Cash,
Plenty of money to loan on City and
Farm Properties.
WEIGH & MERRILL.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
For Sale.

Six room house with bath and out
buildings. Inquire of Cartwright.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
Desirable Property

in Denver, Colorado Springs and Pu-
eblo to exchange for Delta county land.
What have you?
PAUL WILSON, Hotchkiss.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06
North Fork Fruit Lands

for sale in large or small tracts on
easy terms, and at very low prices.
PAUL WILSON,
Hotchkiss.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06

For sale or to trade for fruit ranch
or town property-a Racket store
doing good cash business.
r. B. MERRYMAN,
Salida, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1908-03-06

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
@erbesans elmer Mmtersemeinbe.

lleber Die ct. 1i6aer g. @emeinbe,
Die wdbrcnb Der p~erfloliene 8o6e 81
Glepelano, Ohio, itatteefunbenen ga
gung bes 9. 81. Sc. Central SereinS
NIT ibrer ct. Ylifael ssairde einen
Der 5mptiammelpldbe jener Sagung
bilbete, moee nahfolgenbe @eI@ihte
Tires @erbegangeS angebra6t leiu.
SiS gum Sabre 1881 mar Der iiibs
ipeitlide Sbeil ser Stapt Glepelano
MIR ipdrlid bon bcntiteu aatboliten
beIiebelt. Die menigen fatbolilhen Sae
mtlien, Die IN bieiem 8e5irte lpobnten,
batten lid Der ct. Marien unb Der
ct. Soiepb's : @emeinbe anselhloIs
len. Ils ieDpf Die Ginlpanberuna bon
Seutlhlonb 5undbm uub Die 3abl Der
aatbolifen aif Der Sibieite lid mebrz
te, iplrbe Der @uni9 reee, per &inoer
ipe9en fiir's @rIte lpenisitens cine fas
tboliIhe Sdule 81 bauen. Wit 9ro6>
ter Sreuoe CAB Der grobe Shulmann,
Sii6of @ilmour, nod 8enntniBnabme
Der Scrbdltniiie ieine Ginpilligung
Nep. Wibuel 3oeler. g. S., Yiarrer
Der ct. Warienz@ cmcinbe iihernnbm
bic 2eitrna Der iungen Miiiionsge>
meinbe. SIM CONNER 1881 tpuroe
an @de Scranton unb GIarf Ibe. eir
SauplaB gefanit nno barallf Die Shus
le sebaut, IN Ser bonn IS. Npril 1882
on aud @ptteSbicnit 9ebalten murbe,
Sm 2aufe bes SabreS lieBsn iih piele
tdtbolilde Samilien, ~belonDerS aus
8eltpreuBen, nitf Der Siibieite nies
ser. Sesbalb inb man lid selDtbi9t
Die S6ule 5l persroBern unb &aun
5u ihafien fir regeImdBieen @ottess
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meinoe - Is. Suli 1883 - i6rer
eigenen Yfnrrcr, Hep. Soiepb sc
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Inter Der tiihtigen 2eitung bon 90,
ter &ouoelfa madte Die itrcbiamc @e.
meinbc ralde Sortihritte. Im 10.
SUM 1888 ipurbe bereits nit Den
Sau Der iebi9eu prad)tpollen Stride
%bcgonuen, unc ON 20. Nopembel
1892 feierlidb e%iuaeipeibt. Sic &irtt
bat 1000 SitplGBc. Sic Sautoiter
betrll9cn $4,000. Nniung3 Be,
Sabres 1904 lpar Die @emeinbe Be.
reits pieber ituloeufrei. Der Sal
elmer Der Stride entipre6enben Shul,
mar mlnmebr ibr nIditc5 3iel. 81
Nnfan9 peS Sabre3 1906 purpe mi
DEM Yrohtbau be9onuen unp am II
WRai 1907 pou5o3 8iIhof SorltmonI
Den ieierlihcn ginmeibrm8Snft. 81,
S6ule cntbdlt Is alaiien5immer. bic,
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geln beS ShulgebduSe5 beiinoet. faB
1900 Yeripnen. Sic Siibne lit mi
ben moberniteu @eIeuttun9s : Gin
rihtungen mSgeitnttet.
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i6ihte Der @emeinoe nar Der 25. Sc
briar 1908. an lpeldem ibr Yiarrer
Gep. Sps. @. apuoclfa. in feline
Stride 5um @iiAoi conietrirt wurbe
Wtit pielem 0lnn5e %ieierte Dc
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Ser 3. %. 6. Central Iercin ppit
G~lepelanD, SbiU.

Ini6liebenb an 0ie bieier Sase
ltnttgefunbenen 3u9rtng bes 8. 81. St.
Central Sereins 6u Glcbelanb, Ohio.
bringen mir cine fur5e @ei6idte bcs
3. H. s.. Central : @erein5 bon
S~lebelano.
@om 1. Bis 5. Septcm6er i'm Sabre
1889 faup in Der Ct. Seter'szSaQe
balelbIt Die 81. General : @eriammz
lung Des 8. 81. St. Gcntral : 8ereins
bon Imerifa Itatt uno sur lelben 3ett
Der brittle &atbolifeutng ser beutIhz
lpredenben aot6olifeu bieles 2onbes.
Inn Die @orbereitlngcu fir pieie GouS
neution 81 t"reffen il1D Die Sele8aten
ltnO SeitgGlte %ipdbrenD ibre5 Iufents
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galtfreuubli6 5u unter6olteu. ipurbe
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aug Den beiten ardften Ser 6ieiigen
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@ereine 5uiammeniebte. 9ieler Seit>
altsIhuB entlebigte it'd leiner Nufaabe
in iol1' allgen1ein bcfricbigeiiDer
@eiie. 10 bab ser @eoanIe rege ipurbe.
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l0ien, crit re6t 81 organiliren unD in
pieler aorperidaft nue oeutIfeu, fa>
tbolrI1en Sereine Der Stabt 5u perz
binben. Sp fam Der 3. 81. St. Gems
trnlsIerein bon Gleoelnnb 3u Stunbe.
@s gait an eriter Stelle Elm regeres
2eben unb barmpniides 3ulammen@
ipirfen Der beutihen &ntbolifen bieier
Stabt 81 erbalten uno in moraliiher,
moterieaer unb 6ilroerre6tlihec Be-
5iebung beren ginflub 8u frdfti9en.
Sn elmer &erIammlung am 20.
Sftober 1889 purbe Sr. 8. g. Saul
baber als Yrdiioent unb 6r. 81. aro@
mer ais Sefretdr Der neuen, ninuebc
permanenten Organization ertpablt.
CUR gntperflng elmer gonltituton
fpurbe alsOann elm 9umite aufgeItelt,
beItebenb aug Stpei Mitgliebern bon
jebem Der liebeu ur~ipriiu9lid]eu berz
tretenen llnterltiibung3 s @ereine. Sic
Contribution tpurbe ldmmtli6en Ser
einen our gegutaGtung unterbreitet
uno in elmer 8erldmmllng am 8. See
brlar 1890 ~dnaenpnmten.
OSblultpSt uuf pSNl lcILSl Spptit
i~lnieres @lalibens uno 9ebaut auf Die
@runOidBe u%nierer beiligeu Neligion,
Fat ii6 Der Central %erein nun nabes
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ten 9euti6s aatboli8ismis Der Stabt
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unp peS Seutldtbums. Sa6er lit es
aud erfldrIid, Dob Der GentrnlsYer>
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bon Glebelnnb. Syn. s. Soritmann.
8. 8, einen 10 portreffli9en 8Dnner
bate.
1Ieberbaupt erfrellt li6 Ser Central
@erein Der @unit unb llnteritiisune
bes beutihen bodip. Glerus Der Staot
uuo lit es nidt gum 0tinoeiten bieiem
llmitanbe 81 perDanteu. DaB er lih 81
ieiner iesigen 8Iiitfe entfalten fonnte,
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tepesteu fur otete 3eitmnsJ
Giner oer'S lagl mie cts gele@en @at.

audi alf Die Staliener mad]ten, bic
our6 gruiti6lagen lnb @eititulatios
nen an5ei9ten, iie ieieu au6 &atboz
lifen. Ser Iufentbalt in Neapel uno
Die Jtomfabrt pllroen furS bei6rieben,
aber Der Iuoien5 Inn 10 mebr 8orte
geipibmet.
Man frnnt in 9ipm bic bentiaJen
aatbplifcit nidJt, inste Der Heoner,
als CT IN ipanncnbiter @eiie ers1blt
bate, tpeldeu Ginbruf bas Griheinen
Der gruber EilgcriGaar nit Der @abe
hes 3. 2. &. Central sYereims berper=
g~ermfen bate. ,Surt bat man nniere
GriitenS pcrbcimlidt pber inns ais ei=
ncn Sanfen upu mtbnlbiamcn, cigcn=
finnigen Nuhfatbplifen biugeitcllt.
@cmm Elm SiDseianpermeier nit ben
0aben Der bentihen &atbulifen bprts
bin fam erbielteu CT nnb feline Hatiuz
nalitit ben &rebit oafir, mir nift.
Die Namet ppn Siid,Dfen limb bprt
befannt, aber bic Suiammcuietutts
ibrer 9aicnmelt lit ein 0ebeimnie se=
blieben. Sas mnb bnrdj ben Genz
trial =Wcrein anberS mer0en, Der btn=
fiiru feline Mitgltebcr TIT taftpuaer,
tuiirbigcr Meiie jt Mpm nertreteu, bic
iebcs Sabr pm ben Dentfden &ntbu=
lifen bes gatsen 9anbeS geiammelten
Babcn sum Ietcrspfennig aud int
Wamen nnb in Der Sprahe Der 0eber
in Der Giuiaen Stabt ii6ermitteln
mns.
@eipannt. NIT eliibenbem Sntereiie
pe%rfolgten Die fatbolii6en Idnner Die
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lifentoec5; Der @ortrae ma6te einen
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oft NIT itiirmii6eu auno9ebnngen
unterbrp6en.
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tart? frogte It6 i6lieblih Der &eo@
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8tebt, tuenu Semonitrationen notbz
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uo6nte ieoer 9eratbung BET, er lit elm
Ser8biihof. Ser Hebner i6ilberte
ben Ginbrud Der 8orte der fleinen
Grcelen5", Sr. Srep ans Iep 9orf,
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rihtete.
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Sprefen nufboren ipollte, erl6dlter
ans alien Sbeilen ldIte pWeiter" ibm
cnteeoeu, t~porouf er ieire ShluBfola
9errng 5pg, Die in folgenpen @orten
enbigten:
Sd bin ituIs, Elm aatbulif SIT icin.
ltnperseflih bleibt mir, beutihc
@ltern gebabt 81 babem. Iber bit
b5d,Ite Ius5eihnuns fir mid lit, cit
fatbulfdcr Semtid : slntcrifaaer 81
ieim."
Ser bamit entfefIelte gntbuiiasmns
lGBt ii6 einfah nidt bei6reibeu
MANNER I'M aelebten Ilter iprunger
auf Die Stiible ltnb tpinften uub ius
belten Denn Spredber 5u. Der fait pers
le9en bielen Iusbru6 enes meni6s
lihcu @efiibles betraftete. Sftpers
Ii6 lit bas Spe Waria jemals inuige,
9ebetet tporben. als an oieIem Ibenf
in Der ct. Soiepb's : Salle 5u Giepes
Lamb. Ser Gebner ertbeilte gum
Sdlub BEN pdpitliden Se9en.
Sn Safer Ylacibus bat Ser Gen.
trail Serein elm uni6dbbares Hebners
talent, einen Iharfeu 9eobadter. abe,
ailh einen feIten g6nrafter entbedt
Der audi ferubeutlh uuo Der Der
Wutb Der 1leber5eu9lns bclitt.