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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
Enda Tent Meetinaa.

Minot, N. d., June 29.-Rev. n. S..
Shaw, assistant superintendent Of
home missions for the Congregational
church, has just closed at Deering the
first of a series of tent meetings which
he is to hold in the northwestern part
OF the state. The meeting lasted ten
days and resulted In putting new
courage into the few faithful workers
there. Nine new members were added
to the roll and on the last day a sub
scription 70 $500 vas raised for a
start on e new church building. For
several years the work has been him
dered by the inadeduateness OF the lit
tie building, 16x20. The proposed build
ing will be 2Sx40 with alcove and tow
er and a full basement.
Mr.. Shaw is being assisted in the
work this summer by his oldest son,
Edgar, formerly a student in Fargo
college who win enter the ministry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29

APPETITE
:, AND HOPE
Reelected Cold Caused GOmpIi
cation, Promptly Restored
! by Perula.

Mrs. D a
1421
sherman Ave-,
Evanston, Ill,
writes: eff any
has reason
to praise Pc
1t is sure
myself.
Last spring
I became so
run down from
the serious eff
fects OF a ling
ering cold, that
several COM
plications unit
ed In pulling
me down. /
could neither
eat nor sleep
well, and lost
Il e s h an d
spirit
al fl n a lily
tried Peruna
and it did
wonders for
me. In two
weeks I was
like another
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29

American bandits are not as spec
tacular as the Partisan kind, but they
are quite as practical about making
the hauls,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
Hoosier Picnic,

Valley City. N. D., June 29.-The
Hoosier club of Valley City, N. D.,
will have a picnic dinner in Chautau-
qua park on Monday, July Is, to which
Gil persons born in the state of Indi-
N OF who have lived there for Ave
years are cordially invited. IF you
are a hoosier come and bring your
lunch basket with YOU" is the way
the invitations read.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
WOMAN'S EAR
WAS TORN OFF

Mott. N. D, June 2s.-While driv-
ing home from Mott Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Kost. living southwest Of town.
stopped to water their team at the
Vorous farm. They were driving a
stallion which was q very nervous
animal When Mr.. Kost removed the
bride that the horse might drink bet
ter, 1t caught sight Of the parasol
carried by Mrs. Kost; Immediately be-
came unmanageable and plunged
across the tank dragging the buggy
after. One of Mrs. Kost's ears was
torn completely off and she was other
wise so seriously injured that at the
present time she is not expected to
recover
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29

Automobile club was again discussed
and will be completed at an early
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
Nickel Prate Road

Sells tickets, Chicago to New York and
return, $27. Boston and return, see.
Reduced rates to other eastern points.
Also variable routes. Liberal stop
overs. Inquire of local agent, or ad-
dress John z. Callahan, A. q. p. A.,
&c West Adams street. Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST

follows: Pernbfna, s; Sargent, 1;
Steele, 8; Ward, Q; Walsh, 8; Grand
Forks. Al; Bowman, i; Bottineau, 2:
Billings. 1; McTIenry, /; Ransom, 4;
LaMoure, i: Cass. q; Emrnons, i;
Stutsman, 4; Minnesota B.; Wiscon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

mar WAS a clever wo-
man, and if she WAS
engaged in a plot
against her husbands
lifcitwas almostrldlc-
ulous 10 suppose that
she would 60 out OF
her way 10 manuiac-
turc evidence against
herself in the matter
Of the ticket and the
unusual double jour
ncy.
When waiting at
the ferry nc had writ
ten To Stclngall:
OF course ! await the
diary (Kyrlc's. | sup
poSc) with batcd
breath. But the man
was a crank. and,
whether alive CT dead,
crauks are apt TO be
unusual. Thus far. the
only link connecting
the woman with the
man S death is the pres
cnCc in the boat of
cigarettes that, pre-
sumably. she alone
smokes. Just now they
impress me as being a
triilc too obvious.
Aftcr watching the
arrival Of Mrs. Della
mar and her servants.
he scrubbed a note,
detailing his later in
vcstlgatlons; but he
added no comment.
This was an odd cir
cumstancc in itself,
because Clancy loved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

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after making the acquaintance IF ticket examiner,
I.ung,d about ,h. waterfront until the arrival 81 boat
from A-.n', Cr'v IN which, u he hal calculated Alright,
Mr.. D,'.r.r Ito use tn, name by which she WAS gen
~. t-f.y.r. would travel 90 Ab-,.un. He believed
th.t when the inquest adjourned She would arrange
for 'he burial 81 her husbands body on Friday, -na:
true -o her pose s., guc'-.'- -en wife, would attend
D.. But -hc would feel safer from pr1ng eyes ~ tH'
Rn-prr than 900 Nanu. CITY. ani would pr"'.'t r.
turn Y 'a, latter uAo, early on the day e." ~, lh'' '''
Them n affair 40 AY-c.un were closed -l'',i.0,' r'E'
She would go straight q" Nc" l'iH 10y l'' 'a''- ''
press.
Whether or not Mr. D,awar was responsible Tor 'ae
death ut 'hr unhappy whose name be refused Z"
bear Oh, detective, could not form clear opinion But:
m many aspects. She Has 81 the criminal class, ana
Clancy had an extraordinary S'ni' Toy ri'J',""S num-
elf into th, mind oi such woman, and thus orccts,'ns
her actions under certain given conditions.
There be- said t1 the ticket examiner, when Mrs.
D,'anlar stepped a-hur. On a dimy lighted Landing
stage, els that the lady whom YOU spoke ls, tuesday
week
That, her" said the man. Il could swear 20 her
among a thousaud-bv her walk and general ge,-up'
! mean, because Coulan see h'I lace , ..
,r,t ,y,r;u5.~
~Why. Sir. how could -hc. when She went back 90
Atlantic CITY and passed through here again this day
week"
"You are positive about the dates"
Il can't help being positive, Nir. By m.'ahc, ,.ie
gave no an out-o-dltc round tup ticket ana pul the
iar. for a single Journey
mere may DC mourning '' '' -. -
letter is sent from the bureau your boss compliment
ing YOU on your attention % detail.
1t very good Of YOU, Sir, SAID the grdoa ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

20 ,hco~izc when hg bal such -.'. ..-. -..rg.Ia
Avoiding IN, ferry road lr nni.. ... ..aerg.-s
worn making for the town CLANCY ..',r F.. -.-.z.
Won. higher lo the channel un.-. Oh, p. ..,lr NV
in mutt. awaited him with q boat.
r. was a perfect nigh. Of carly summer. .-.e AMI rs
1 twin sister. peace. brood,i over o.. ...-- .,y
star, were blinking in q violet -sv, .r gh. haze
rising from the smooth sea tinted The loss r..'. with
q deep maroon, through which the window
dwellings ,honc duly. Suddenly, ..-., %. .-'
questionable Ga''ic Gel, found himself .- ,..1E Hn
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60
must b, here )" here arm. S'"'" G'"' you .'''''
know D. 10 W.u-t.
well and what docs Oh, gentleman I'D Ne" YORK
want
lie wants 'u hay, talk with E"u, Son. VIII you
IL 10. com, Hil -.t 40 gl, .fH 3D. ..-...
Certainly n, told yuu wg name, 90 course,
"li., Sorr
and a'i h. describe 'a'. ,,
The policeman .'"a'i ih'' ". .' - ,t
l.t expected Z" discover some ,'.... .'
Inning i1a' "aH not N''h TOO g. prov. .'.
q. uu Tho t0'.,wtn aN.I ,H' '' .H'it' ''''. ''"t
az # ie wa. 'H, ,hr, ui 'ag bureau. .
Come moss. bow dbl he d,Drlh, me- lra ar e'y
v... Ift'a h.' Oh, il chap,
iii. exact "grrl., Sor.
"Wi'h a funny taor and D. & carr
The policeman eoughci ii.gr,o'y
"Ot course De- could hardly Ian '' men '" 't
would be- pity if you di not carry away % mental
picture Of the renowned lru'h 1T 'ho other end 81 me
"ire. He looks IKE o. pHHi'H' '"l','p y, "'. .>.
o his mouth; and De- thinks Doe ol' gro" "cci pea. I'D
81 BROOKLYN back yard.
Then CLANCY cpnic.ccndcl z" CIV. ms "'''hH"" 10
lu.,up. and during the walk mt" Ap.'D"n ,N,i" '''
some scraps 81 information as 10 inc H''''' OBJ. ' ..'
With them
THE man. it seemed. had been complete rrciu.c for
five years His only form Of amusement ana 'N'r-
else sailing the cutter, IN winch he was qW'c pro
hDicnt though he nearly always chose higi u!' I"'
his cruises Mrs kyrlc rare visitor: she haI come
TO Ab-cgon perhaps four times al. Neither u the
servant, at the Roscry would discuss master or mistress
with other people Mary Malow was stranger m the
district and Hopkins had evidently been gwen Z" I'M
dcrstand that the first hint Of gossip that reached ms
employers ears would cost him his situation. lie was
utilized for running crrands and doing chores rather
than gardening No tradcsman was allowed 70 come
near the house Even the postman was invariably met
bv Hopkins at the gate, and would there hand over
letters and parcels. il any.
Never any visitors, | suppose said Clancy, when
-, l.. 1 ..,,,,.r, "a, ,s,tk ,.rl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

S'"'I "'''l .'' ~ ''.''
ON TINS N'.i'.II issue. u
MIS-. l'cit'.'t' wen,
10 pcd anu composer
herself to sleep Mi'hlh
me next h".i-."ur'
I !4nCy Wo,'l nave
!".''u ''l.'''"'.F ''
bcIicEiils Una, she N''
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-27
NEW YoKR LETTER
By Norman.
New York, Nov. 27.-To

New York, Nov. 2T.-John
Barr, highwayman, is most un-
happy, despite the fact that he
possesses a distinction which can
be claimed by no other highway
man-indeed, by no other man,
no other human being.
He-is the only person who ever
tried to break out of the Queens
county jail, in Long Island City,
and failed.
Some prisoners like the lodg
ing and the fare in the Queens
county Jail and they stay there.
Others sometimes are not pleas
ed. It has been the custom for
such inmates to walk out through
an open door or a fraiIp place in the
wall and go away from there,
Barr, not knowing the proper
and recognized way to escape
from the Queens, county Jail, went
through an elaborate preparatory
performance, gave the warden
and keepers whole lot of bother
and is still in,
At the time Barr was placed in
the jail, after having. held up at
pistol point several farmers IN the
wilds of Queensborough, he said
he didn't care what became of
him, as he had only a short time
to live. He had been in another
Jail. he complained, where the
food was very bad, and his diges-
ton had been so impaired that
his death was scarcely more than
a matter of days.
Still, he seemed to have a good
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-27

ties, such as dill pickles, Swiss
cheese, Bismarck herring and po-
tato soup.
All these delicacies were care
fully probed by the keepers, as
young ladies who visit prisoners
in this part of the country have
a cute little way of smuggling in
files, saws and crowbars. Ne
hardware was ever discovered in
Lottie's provender.
But the warden, eavesdropping
as Barr and Lottie parted one aft
.ernoon, heard the prisoner whis-
per, I'M be out in a few hours"
AS soon as Lottie was gone the
warden and various keepers e
rushed into Barz's cell, overpow-z
cred him and went through the
place. They found he had sawed
through the bars of his window,
so that he could easily bend them
outward, and had hidden in his
cot a knotted rope 40 feet long,
made out of stolen blanket, with,
which to let himself down to the
ground,
Barr was so cross he wouldn't
tell them how he got the saws.
Nor could they find them till at
last false bottom was discov-
cred in Lotties soup pail, with the
tools nestled cozily underneath.
No more soup for John, no
more. privileges for Lottie. When
people break out of the Queens
county jail they've got,-to do it
the way it's always been done.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-27

What was the make of that car
whose owner deliberately ran it,
into San Francisco bay and thens
asked for a piledriver to hammer
it in so it would stay? Now,
agents. don't all answer at once. 5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-19

unb iunsfrdulih.r llnIhuIb lidten
5risben in Die 0iiieren 6alsn; bier
si.b lie Elm @erfibrer bospinia Der
llntrsu. unb belt lie in barter Saft
i'm Surme. Der Surm ober bot Dos
Der Sen eissnen saubsriIden Rei3, Der
fir Die trGumenSs poeIie INN i'm
lag. mir tpiiIen enbIid aus elmer
balbbertlungsnen grinnerhno uniersr
Ginoeriahre bon Ser solsn Dulberin
nod, bub fe Iange Sabre i'm pilben
WaIo geIsbt un6 bort ibr .insiaes
2inO genGbrt nit ben 9rditsrn uno
Durseln Der Wil0nis uno Der Mild
Der tr.uen 6inbin; bdb lie .nbli6 tire
llnfhul6 beipiss unb pieosr ols Jries
Osnss uno 8liidssnscl fpaliete in ben
buntlen Muusrn un0 9Gnsen Ser @ss
nobefdburg.
mas an Der liebliden grsdbluna
Sage. mas @eiai9ts f.i. I6bt fi9
nidt mebr iassn. Ssbenfdns pirb
bonn Sabre TO BON tinem ReiAsees
ridte gu Mammaques ersGblt, Dem
Siegfrisb. pfaIasrdf ben 5risr unS
9rof 6ss MdifelSes II. Der p.lIens bsis
fpphnte comes in palatio 81 Srisr.
comes comitatus maginensis COS
mes rellentiae sine parvi palate
natus). SIN airdenbu6. su Rid.niG
Bel M1pen finott fid bic Gintragurg,
bab Sisgfriebs @attin Genopefa in
Der n.ben benz foe,ndnn.sn p.renser
Saufe selegenen 5rau.ntirhs beftats
ttt fei.
llno tpern du9 - mir t0nnen duf
Die idpieriee Sraes ni6t ndber eins
sehen - Die 6pprtritit unIerer 3eit
uns Die bl. @enopefa tuegtritiTieren
nil bon Der Burg. mir iperoen lie
bort nod INNER iehsn, neil ie Die
GtGtte = nun! - poetifd md6t uno
neil mir nift aLe poeIie aus Dem
2eben banner tpo[len.
Siitoriih fe~itfte6enbe Satio6e III,
baB Die Burg bon Moben ae6aut
pufbs I'm Sabre 1880 bon Dem Srie.
rsr Gt3biidof bon 8ini;nser aIs Elm
befeiiiater Mittelpuntt fir Staot unS
8eeenb, oarum gut gefhiiBt bur4
itarte mauern un6 ausreiheroe
Mannidaft, als itGn6iee Wobnuna
oes Imtmanns uno oes GrsbiIdofs,
psnn sr in bic @easn6 tam. .
Die Burg sntiies benz sgellenbis,I
6es fleinsn Simmsr i'm DtIten Ser
Staot tiibn un6 frei uno bod nu9s
tis fart. Dem SelTen beripddIen
unb beripdnot oura bic untilabdre
6eftigtsit Der bultanifdsn Steine, bes
bsrrfhte fe bon bebeutenoer 6Sbe
Stabt unb Gegen6. Die Iiolide uno
tpeftli6e Seite iiderts elm breiter, tie
fer SdloBgraben; cine feTte Bride,
Die iibtr i'm fiibrte, mar NIT Der
Burg ielbf bur6 cine 3ugbriide pers
5ob, trubiss Mousrn i'm
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tet uno oos 1T IS b~efonbsrs, mas ben
iptiben Geinidmeder in biefe Speiis>
1njfcIttn Iodt. Die eigentliden 4ines
Ffden 6pediaIserihte, sebratene Rats
ten, 5ilct bon iungen Sunben, 9at@
fif4fIofsn, fauIe Slide unb atpanaigs
fdbrige 6iibncreier, BON benen meter
nnter be Nsbe fein pirb, inb nur
FIR bic dinsiifhtn @dfte bereitseitelt.
gu aim Gpeii<n pirb Reis gegeben.
IS lpGre febr 3u piniheH, tDenn
man bis{es Wolfsnabrungsmittel bes
lqtIbeH Mannts in Der umerifdnilden
Ride ebsnfo f~prgfdItig aubereiten
1Uiirbe, fpie es DE hineTihen 4o9t
Urfebeu. Dos gauge @ebeimnis Be-
Alt1t bod nur In ber auf bic 3ubereis
kung bitfer Spite aufgewanbten
EorgfaIt. gu jsbem Geridt in ben
mineEf1en Msltdurants iDirb tets
bitfeIx Sauce gegeben, 6oob ges
s1ornt. Dieis bunfelbraune Jliifigs
3eit p<rtritt bic Rolle, fDelde bas
EaIa alf Der Sdfel Der Msiben fpielt.
Gs i'll b<ftiaisrter 8obrenfaft nit
tiniatn 3ututen, un6 Rennsr bebaups
4tu, b0b es Der beriibmten Worceitsrs
Fdurf {ebr dbnIid lit. Muh in bisier
H0ftIIniic< D<r WeiBen fpielt Der
3~pbnenioft unssblid bic 9auptroIfe.
T<r Gbinefe iennt feline pies unb
aud feline pnobings, dIs Nadfpeife
nibt Il cine Art gebad, fpslfes Der
duitrifonifHtn Dougbnut nnhe
kDmrut, fofpis tingemadte Ddtteln
NIB fdnbitrte Jriitte. fpsIdbe iebod
Il lpiberlif iiib idmedsn, bab Der
ipeibs Gnif gerrs oarauf berai6tet.
Ufs 3dfxIgstrdrf finqirt fogenanntsr
HineFfmtr Mein, Der aber niGt aus
III Trnube farmt, fonhsrn eigsnts
Ii& lin Meisbrauntnein lit. Der
@fDff III dubtr0rbentlid reid an
1[Ilobof. Dod miro Il Bel Der saftl
II 6dn5 fIeintn 1GBhen ~ferpiert unb
III Gbin<ix genisBt bnborr isIten mebr
IN 3lpei ober brti GNI0ffel. Diefer
l<i1ptin btibt @amttu. Rad Der
pirb cine iptuigtr ftarte
j1re bisiss Gtirinis aufgetrdgcn
I6mmtn NIT elmer 1dHs 1et
II 6sn 4intFf9en Met0us
aIItn @difsn, aud ben
NY 17<tr nn0 Gabsls aud
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Die sigenurtise GrnGbrunsstpeiie
Der Gbineisu bat BON ieber in europa
unb 4m.rita Elm nit Grauen osmiids
t.s Snt,rsFe trregt. Die Gbintien
iinb in ibrer Dirt srpbe Geinfdmsdtr.
unb bic R.ibe Der bon ibnen ssfddBs
ten Selitatefsn 1T Siemlid groB;
pitle bon ibnen iinb fotipislis.r nls
aapiar, Gstt unb 9umm.rn.
Cine Der gef6dBtsIten uno teusriien
dinefiden 8.litateFen biIbsn 5ais
fiihflohen. Dor einig.n bunbert
Sdbren fpdren bic 5aie an Ser 6ines
fiiden 3ifts 10 aublreid pertr,ten.
bdb bic Gbineien taum gu babsn
tpaeten, Bis elmer Der Manbarinen
entbedie, bab 5aifidflOHsn Elm r,dt
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Nuberbem bereitff man aus alien
meblisen Maftaroni aud nod cine
Dirt pfanntuhsn, cine aiemlia lndrls
genebme Rabrung. bersn @eidmad an
Sdp.felpaferiioff %erinnert.
0is getrodnstsn unb eeIal3.nsn
R.ispiirmer, bon ben Gbineien pobls
tlinsenbsr Rsisfif9 ssnannt, fnb
bunbertfibiss mirmer, tpelde bic
dinsfidsn Reisfelber bsrbssr.n; bod
Der 3opftrdesr fpsib jid 5l btlfen,
er iBt fis einfad auf. tpie er faii i.6ss
eriitieren6s sier ibt.
Cine aub,rorbentli9 bielIeitise
,Rahrung" bifbet bic ,Seepeisenz
matte" (aus benz am Meere tpadi,ns
ben Ssepeisen berseffe[lt). Reben
ibrer ionfisen geFtimmuns, afs Cups
peninsrebiens gu bienen, pirb fe
neben6ei aud nod aIs S%amiIienbaros
meter benubt - ie nahbem lie mebr
ober fperiger feu6t 1T, fdnt ober itsigt
bas Barometer. 4uf bas GsIidt ee>
Ieet, bient fe aud ala MitteI segen
SdlufloFsteit, ferner nod dts 9ifd-
matte, Denn Elm dineffdes ai,bess
paar einen an~genebmen .Seegeru9"
fpiinidt. Rad 6ieiem n,ebr als mdr,s
nigfdden gsbrau9 finnt bic matte
fdIiebIid Elm unribmlides gnbe I'm
G%uppsntupf.
Ginfdd gefal5sne gombabsGnten
fopis alter ftintsnbsr Slid finb .bsns
foIs erobe, aber tpeniser t~oitfpielise
9elitdtsFen. 2eBt.rsr ipirb an Der
Sonns fddrf getrpdnet, 10 baB er
3pif4sn ben Jingern sertriimelt.
Gum Gdlub feien nod bic f6nsss
tpeiben dinsff6en Reismsblbistuits
ertpGbnt. 9isfe bilben jebenfaus sis
men srobsn Gesenfab gu ben our6
unb burd idpar3en Graders
Die erItersn NIT Heis5l uneeitbt. finb
bur9 unb burd fiB, ipdbrenb bic
sfpeite 6orte Gbnlin fpie engliIhe
WoFerbisfuits fdmedt.
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ma6ten ole Staot cine 3sit lang gum
einfaten GebOfte. Der fruttbdrt,
bultanifhe gooen uno Der un.ri4Opf'
IiGe Reidtum Der 8trse eaben Der
Sie6.lung inbss bulb i;ele gliite, 10
bdb RuooIf BON Sabsburg ibr 1921
Stdbtsre9t perlisb. Sic aurfariien
BON Srier fpnren 8efiBsr Der ileuer
Stabt uno bautsn Il. bato nod Grt
ibrer tpsbrs uno triesstii9tigen 3eit
aus nit Wal uno @roben unb Mau'
ern uno 9irmen unb timer Burg.
als Elm 8oQfperf mar Die sSeits GEE
ba6t fir Die gang. G.ssno, oas Muis
feb uno ois gsaen3 unb Die Stubt
Mupen feIbi. Die mdhtisen 9urms
tore Der Staot nit ibr.n tpudtigen
Mou.rn unb ben Sisrliden 5lant.ns
tiirmhen iinb nod beute Mabr5si4en
Der f~raftboIlsn 3eit 8uIouins bon
2ursmburs. Qus Der 3eit oisi.s
iiberous tGtigen unb .influbrti9en
Monnes fiammt aud Die Stride (un.
ssbaut 1332-13S2) nit Dem sissns
tiimli9sn, fdliefen unb 5usleih ges
t~punSenen airdturm. - Die r@ifens
ben" iinb ii6 iibris.ns nidt liar. Oh
feline Ghisfbett bon 4bfidt riibrt
poer llnDeritunb.
Dor .inissn Sabr,n cling elm SsiI
bon Wabtns alter Burg in 5lammtn
duf; aud Der Selm oes boben surs
mes bronnte aus BIB auf ben itsinsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-19

sin,n Snbiansrtana ouffibrt. Gud
bic iau,rfibs gdramtoIa, bsren Gs'
rud an berfauIte Ger srinntrt, III
fider mad turopGiidsn gtsriff.n
feline idGbenspsrts Grudt.
Die tiinilid ssr,ifsn gier bsfins
ben fih In stpei @arietGten i'm Sons
bel. 81. srite Gorte 1T nit elmer
Sdidt idtpnr3sr Gr6s b.oedt, tpGb.
renb bic sfpeiie NIT elmer eraupeib.n
Subftans betruiiet III. Der SnbaIt
Der sritsn Gorts in i9neercib. ipGbs
r.nb bic afptite Gprte sinen elGnSsns
ben fdparSsn SnbuIt S,ist. Obslsid
burd unb burd reif, tSnnen fe bod
.is.ntIid ni6t aIs faule eisr ons.s
fproden tpsrbsn, ip<nisiiens nidt in
unf,rem Gtnn. 81. ip,rbsn NIT 1ees
bldtterToldt iaIt pbsr ipdrm esgtFtn
unb fDnnsn Elm babies Sabrbunbert
Doer Idnssr aufbetpdbrt iutroen.
Die sef6Gbtsn 6insFi9en WaHer.
tditunisn : Mattoroni ip.roen ees
tp0bnli9 nit eeiodt.m botpsbotp
(6unb) obtr aob,nletp ferbi.rt.
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sIte Sreppe ont gerafrieb.
nOtsn. mar oi. Burg iDobI aud in
GritbensSeiten Der summelplob ber
Bitter unn Snapper Der llmasaeno Bel
bsiterem RittcrfpisI unb ernferen
Surniere. sic bat dud piriIih In
elmer bdnbelfii9tissn s3tit ibren 3iped
.rfint, Stabt uno gsseno befdiibt
rnb nlmdbli9 bic Bitter unb Serrtr,
ots 9ebietes nit ibrem eiaenen sSns
tereTe Derbunoen unb ii1 b0ria unb
6uloig qemdht. ga reaieren Die
@lieoer Der 6amilie Gil saempenin
iabrbun6erteldng aIs antmdnner, 6d
fungieren ols g~urgmdnner ,fpobl aes
tpuppnet nit pfsrb nno 3euaA Sie
Bitter bon 8smenid, b. Ga. b. mds
Ter. b. @irneburs, b. ulmsn, b. Hiirs
resbeim unb 70 piele anbers. Die
nrtunoen beridtsn ins einstInt bon
ben 4rmieeri aug Sen D0rfern Der
l~lmsseenb, Die Dem 9nraomtmonn
pflidtis iparen urb bon Ben pieIen
oeben, Sic uGlmdblia ibm ~iberesbsn
tpuroen.
Wir tonnsn inoefTen bnrh Die gfs
I9idte nur flieeen: 9ie Gtiirme bts
oreiBigidbrigen arisses unb 6sr
8aubfriess 2uopiss oes m~iersthnten
trusen ibre Weben aud nod Manen,
trafen aud bic bobtn monsrr unb
3iirme Der Burg. .3ipsi Mngriffe,
1643 uno 1873, fdgien fpenia Ghds
ben 5l, Elm britter, 1859, ltate Biz
Gtabt Biz ouf ireniee SGuIer In
Q(lde, aud an Der Burg brannten
pobl einige Nebsngsbdube ab, bod
blisben Die Sbiirme, Der MitierfuuI.
bic aapelle unb.riibrt.
Die eroBe Rtuolution brodix Die
langid6riee Gtibe uno ben GtcIa ser
6taot unter Den 6ummer BEG Oiittrs
berIdaderers. SIRE fd5ne Ueraons
9enbeit. ibre lan5fdaftli4 70 rsiaenbe
Gage, lire totiddliGe 9.btutuna fiir
Gtd0t uno 0tgen0 binDerttn ridlt,
bdB fie ipie 70 bisle arosre ebrpir6ts
&c Dentmdler elmer arDb.ren s3eit inn
einen Spottpreis perfduft nn6 0dna
ariin6litdb eernoGidiiist iprrbe. Mls
lie fpGtsr in ben gsiib tines Manenef
8iirsers sefcmmsn mar. Ftifrts lie I'M
lebtsn Sabr3ebnt Ms poriaen sNnhrs
bunoerts cine art Mufrnehuna. Ser
betreffcnbe geiiber, pbif. ~ssobltans.
Iieb ourA ben Observation-Disclosures
guno gesen Die Gtabt BIN Elm neies.
r~si5enoes Gebdube nit sipsi Gdtiirmsn
uno elmer pradibo1sn 5aFdoe oufs
ilhren. Der rbsiniIds MenoiFontiiiI
min iih omar nidt rsdt f6idsn Al
Den eb~ripiiroigen Meiten bon bxr Cans
zines mebr fra~ftpofsn unb pentcer
pruntIifbenotn Gsldkdtss; bod I'm
ben fid, asbt man nidt i'll tritiid an 1
Die psurieiluna. Ole mldt 6ts Mily |
ttlaIttss nit elmer immerhin atbixotu
men Glsaau1 osr gsu2tit oesini.
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--Sn Der Gemeinbe Gtodum
Bel aSln fubr Elm Rabfabrsr abenbs
obne 2dterne bic abfdiffiee nreiss
Ttrabe binunter unb iibsrfnbr cine
s5rou. CT erfdnnte in Der Dunfslbeit
bic uebsrfabrene ni9t. Mls ct d6er
Elm Gtrti6bols un3iinfete, fab CT 5u
fsinsm Gntieben. bab Is feline eigsne
SHUTTER NOR. Die 5rdu 1T an ben
syplgen Der erIittenen WerIebungen ges
ftorben, ObHe bic 8sinnung tpiebsrers
lanst gu buben.
gint @utsbefiberf az
mile in pufterbers (S9psi5) III
turd Sslbifmorb bon bret Ginbern
In tisfe 5rauer berisbt tporoen. 3is
nddft erbdngte iid sine Gdneifsr in
Der Ghtunt. Rad tpenigen gager
fan6 man 3psi Hriber, Die ffh gss
meinldm an berfsIbtn Gte[Ie srbdngt
bdttsn. llsbsr Der l1rfdne bitter
SeIbltmorOe If ni4ts bssanut otipor.
afn.