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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21
Romance Under an Umbrella.

From LIE Voltaire.
One day, during the summer of 1919,
the Due de Berri happened to be taxing
walk In Paris with his wife, when a
heavy rain shower came on. The two
promenaders, being unprovided with
umbrellas, took refuge under a porte CO.
ctere already tenanted by young man
with the appearance of clerk who had
an umbrella. When the storm had some
what abated, the Due de Berri stepped
up to the young fellow and asked wheth-
er he would mind lending the umbrella
to enable him (the Duc), to take his wife
home. The other was suspicious and de-
cidedly objected to parting with his
property on any conditions. The Due
persisted, but finding that there were no
hopes of obtaining loan of the coveted
object, he asked its owner whether,
though not having sufficient confidence
in him to lend 1t, he would mind
offering the lady his arm as far
as her residence. The gallant
young clerk willingly agreed to do so and
off the duchess and her escort according
ly started. The latter individual very
garrulous by nature, soon opened con-
versation by the query as to whether his
companion lived in the quarter they
were then in. "Quite close to here,n
replied the duchess. at is splended
quarter, madame, plenty of luxury and
very conanse u faute. In fact it is the grG-
des DANES quarter, with nothing but
duchesses and marquises in it, with their
dresses all worked in gold" sQuite So"
III don't know whether madame has no.
ticed the fact, but generally the less ele-
waited a persons grade OF nobility the
higher the floor he or she occupies"
"There is some truth in that" gravely
responded the duchess.
'sFor instance" pursued the theori-
zer. "you will usually find viscountesses
and baroness on the fourth floor, and if
madame happened to be viscountess
would wager that I know the floor on
which she lives-the fourth that isl "Not
low enough, sirl said the lady" ',Oh,
well then, madame is very likely a com
tesse9" 'Lewer still," observed his COM
panion. "Indeed! Madame must be a
marquise, then2" queried the astonished
clerk. my floor is lower yet" replied
the duchess, who had found it very di.ti-
cult to avoid laughing outright. Just at
this moment they arrived at the Elysee;
the guard of course. presented arms in
due form. The proprietor of the umbrel-
la felt inclined to shrink into himself, and
began to stammer out some excuse, when
the duchess cut him short by thanking
him Ior the service he had done her, and
stated that she would not forget it. The
young fellow returned to his employer, a
wealthy mA of business, and recounted
his adventure, not quite recovering from
the, to him, unaccustomed effect of the
society of duchess for the remainder OF
the day. Before the expiration of a
week he received from his quandom &C.
quaintance Of the Elysee an umbrella
richly adorned with silver,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21
Charlotte COrday's Dress.
London News.I

Alclbiades is said to have cut off the
tail of his dog in order to gave the Athen-
ians something to talk about, and to d.
vert their attention from serious topics.
Happy the people whose minds can take
occasional rest from serious subjects, like
politics in the discussion of trifies. At
present the French press is engaged in a
grave controversy about the quality and
color Of the dress which Charlotte Cor
day wore on the day when sheiassassinat-
ed Marat. Everybody knows that the
greatldemsgogue was in his bath at the
moment when Mile. De Corday called at
his house, No. 81 Rue de I'Ecole de
Medicine, and crsved an audience
through the medium of his old house
keeper. It is also known that she wore
what is now called a mob.cap-an article
of apparel which came back into fashion
a few years ago in England, but which
was in 1899 the ordinary head-gear of
young ladies hailing from Normandy.
Eeyond the fact, however, that Charlotte
Corday wore mob-cap, historical search.
ers cannot agree as to her attire. Some
say that she presented herself at Marat's
house In dress OF striped calico, dusty
with travel; others affirm that on alight-
ing in Paris from the Rouen coach, she
went to hotel and tricked herself out in
dress OF spotless white muslin, with a
silk kerchiet and black mittens. This
would have been the most natural course
In the case of young lady of cool mind.
But the dispute about Charlotte Corday's
dress tvlrns nreCiselv lln0n the rAint aS IN
whether the girl was heroine animated
by an inlplacable spirit of vengeance in
patriotic cause, or poor, half-crazed
damsel who came up to Paris to kill
Marat SIMPLY because she feared for the
life OF her lover Barbaroux. So red Re-
publicans who worship the memory of
Marat, maintain that she wore rusty,
red-striped calice dress, whereas royal
lists ana others, who loathe the editor of
q Asns de Peupse, protest that she went
about her fell work robed in white like
an angel.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

A MAN is astonishing the people of
Milwaukee by walking on water. He
wears shoes resembling cofiins, and goes
three miles an hour at q swinging gait
TIE Presbyterian Church of Canada
reports TAO pastoral charges and $50
ministers. The pastoral charges em-
brace 1850 churches and stations. Con-
nected with the church are 63, ,S43, maxi
ing population of 800, 900. There are
1O7, 81 members. During the year TO-
74S were added to the fellowship of the
church, the net increase being 8,619.
The entire income for the year was $1,-
162. ia
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21
Providing for Daughters.

The way of happiness and comfort for
single middle.ag aged women would be
made much easier if q different method
was pursued by parents toward their
daughters while they are still young. No
thing, of course, can recompense . wD-
man for the loss in her life OF the love Of
husband and children; but there 10 no
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

MORE than one-third of the public
school children in New York City are
near-sighted to greater or less extent,
owing to to the bad lighting and defect
i've ventilation of the schoolhouses. The
scholars are compelled to hold their books
near their faces, in order to see clearly,
and thus their eyeslght is impaired.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21
WEEKLY CASUALLY RECORD.

There was $4,000 fire at Stanton,
Mentcalm county. Mich, October IA.
John Noforth of Philadelphia, former
ly assistant United States attorney general
died the l4th inst.
Rev. Mr.. Bradshaw, of Rochester,
Mimi, was thrown from his buggy recently.
and his collar bone broken.
Ten men were drowned October IL.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

The school term of the deaf mute in
stitution at Faribault, is now open and
there is ample room for all Of this unfo1-
tunate class of children who may apply
for admission. It is the aim of this school
to tit those who attend to become inde-
pendent and prosperous citizens.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

SITTING BULL is described as being
the most intrepid, intelligent and ener-
getic savage living, and that he. never
will consent to surrender Internationally
to the United States authorities. He is
forty-eight years of age, and has family
consisting of three daughters and one
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

An East Bridgewater (Mass.) young
man being in Kansas, and desiring to
get home but minus the means, resorted
to the ingenious device of having q tele-
gram sent to his friends saying that he
was dead and desiring money to forward
the body. The amount required was
raised with diGiculty and sent, but when
the body appeared thefriends thought il
was pretty lively corpse.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

THE widow of the Cologne banker, Bar
on Abraham Won Oppenheim, who in
1870 gave the magnificent sum of $780,
900 for the wounded, has just given $780,
600 for hospital for poor children of all
denominations, in memory os her dear
husband.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

QUEEN CHRISTINA, of Spain, and the
little Infanta are doing well. The head
nurse is an English woman, and, at the
request of the Archduchess Isabel of Aus
tria, the baby princess is dressed in An
glo- Saxon fashion.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

By q unanimous vote the trustees Of
Hanover College the oldest in the State
OF Indiana, have decided to admit young
women on the same terms as young men.
The institution Is under Presbyterian
control, and it is nearly the last OF the
fifteen Protestant colleges of the State
to accept co-educatien.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

THE interest manifested in the unequal
and novel Northern Pacific Agricultural
Exhibition can be comprehended when
we mention the fact that after it left st.
Paul last month 1t was visited by over
10000 people in the East.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

THE California State prison is to en-
gage in the manufacture of jute burlaps
or grain bags, and to that end has con-
tracted for hundred looms, with all the
accompanying machinery necessary for
the manufacture, at cost, delivered in
California, of about 100000.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

"Go where there is the most sin, SIR
said the old clergyman's coachman, when
asked which of two calls the dominic
ought to accept. The good man thought
over it, and concluded that where there
was the most money there would be most
sin. So he accepted the call which offer
ed the most substantial salary.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

IT is estimated that Minnesota requires
i've million pounds of twine to bind its
wheat crop, and the Farmers Board of
Trade recommends home manufacture,
and the cultivation of hemp for that pur-
Dose
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

IN consequence of the present tran
guilty in Cuba, it is expected that the
withdrawal of $4,000 troops will shortly
be ordered. The persons transported
from Cuba for completely in lnsurrection
will, however, remain in Spain some
time longer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

THE Washington paper says that JUS
tice Harlan, of the United States SUI
preme Court, is passionately fond of
football. This fact should prove valu-
able pointer for young men who intend
calling on his daughters.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

JOHN A. CUTHBERT, of Mobile, Ala,
Is the oldest ex-member of Congress now
living. He was born in Georgia, in 1878,
still practices law IN Mobile, and is
SAID to enjoy excellent health,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, says the
London Vanity Fair, ''is learned, kindly,
strong, pleasant, honest man. He writes
with great quickness and facility, and al
ways with great correctness, that English
language of which he is SO proud and SO
fond; and he is personally altogether one
of the most delightful of men,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

ANNA DICKINSON once set out TO learn
German, but after spending $15 for
books, $40 for teacher, and 81 for q
pair OF wooden shoes, she stopped on
"yaw," and Is there yet.-Detro5t Free
Press.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

A college for young women is about to
be established at Norfolk, Va, by the
citizens of that place.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

THE attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement upon another page
of Messrs. Bates, Philips 6 Co., of Min
neapolis, general agents for the sale of
the famous Kalamazoo spring tooth har-
rows and cultivators. These harrows are
giving universal satisfaction wherever
used but must be seen to be appreciated.
Send for their circular.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21
CURRENT TOPICS,

LAKE Forest University, ILL.,, has re-
Gently freed itself from $4,000 debt.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

GENERAL FRANCIS A. WALKER, Su-
perintendent of the Census, had returned
to him, recently, his captured sword,
from General George F. Anderson, of At
lanta, Ca, by whom it was taken in the
engagement at Reavis Station, in Au-
gust, 1854. between Hancock's corps and
the Confederate troops, when General
Walker was made prisoner and deprived
of his arms.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

CooL rain-water and soda will remove
machine grease from washable fabrics.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

You mustn't think dentist is mad be-
cause you catch him grinding his teeth.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-10-21

LYON county embraces 452, 1924 acres,
$4,000 of which are first-class plow land,
and well adapted to the growing of all
crops belonging to the citrate. Forty
four thousand acres are natural meadow
lands, producing the finest qualities of
native grasses, which yield flom two to
four tons of choice hay per acre. This
county has natural facilities tor making
it the farmer stock county of the State,
which it will, no doubt, in time become.
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A GENTLEMAN who last week visited
Henry W. Longfellow, at his Nahant cot
tage by the sea, met there DIR. Lyon Play
fair, the representative of Edinbnrg Uni
versltY in the House of Commons, and
Richard Henry Dana the fourth, very
handsome young gentleman Of some
twelve months of aga, who can claim
Longfellow for his grandfather and the
late poet, r. Fl. Dana, as his great-grand-
father. MIR. Longfellow, who is pres.
ent enjoying good health, has since re-
turned to his charming old Colonial
mansion at Cambridge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
Die SSirtbin ppm 6iiebbacb,

Sn Siidbad, benz rsissnbn 9ir6s
bprfe an 5ube Ses buirii6en So6ss.
bir8ss, Isbte Sur 3sit MarimiIian
SriePb'S cine Birtbin, reren 8uf bur6
bas san;e GanO eridOa. g9sit unb
brett mar iie ais bic bette 6ii6i66in
befannt. giiemonb tonnte Die Se6te
unO Sarpfeu 70 idmudbaft subsrsitsn,
ipie iie; ober gliemane ipnnts du6 70
firdterIid srpb iein fpie Iis. Sb arm
OSsr reid, alt cNer jung. baS mar benz
naturtpii6iiSsn MuuSipsrf ber 0irtbin
pOIlitdnSi9 sIei6. 60 fonnte es benu
ni4t isbIen bab Der 9tuf ibrsr tpppeIten
aunlt bis an ben S1of hrans. &6nis
Wlar, ber germ isin SpdB6en Iisbte,
bsi4IoB nun zines id0nen Cages, bic
ori8ineue Grideinuns auf bic grObe ;u
iteIsn.
Gs tpar elm ipunberidbner Spmmsrs
moreen bic Come bsIsu6tete ma.
Ierii9 bic waINi8en Sbbsn unb Iisb Sas
Ibal, burd ipsI6es Der Snps Strom iuie
Elm iiIberneS Sanb iid tpdI;te, in Ieiner
9ansen 2iebIi6feit sridsinsn. 1p6
uniere 9SiriPin a6tete ni6t auf bas ers
babene 9tahrbiIb iie butterte. SeIbt
ais ibr 0emubI nit Derit6rtsn Dliensn
il bic adfe trat, Iieb iie Ii6 in ibrsr
ipirtbi6aftIi8su Sbdtisfcit ni&t i,Srsn.
IS ipar etluas gan; gutiebIi6et fir ben
armen Sepp puiiirt. gbsn ipar Gin
Courier einsetrpifsn nit Der MsIbuns,
baB feline Muieitdt in elmer Stunbe i'm
@irtRsbauie cintreffen unb bafeIbit Elm
0sri6t Slide ein;unsbmen ssruben
ipoate. ,.gSic OieIs MiteTer brinst er
nit ?" iuar bic itbrrii6s 9lntpprt iei,
ner GbebdIite, Obne Sab iie ibr Geidaft
imterbroden bate.
,,0titsiisr, naS fol- Sas Ieiu ?"
fruste Der in;tpii6en einsetretsne Sous
rier eritaunt.
,,9la, ole Spfi6ramsn unS 9rstters
bupfer, bic ipie bic 5Ibb bintsn auf bic
@aeen bdsfen unc babel ipsr ipsib fuis
srOb tfun, @a, saff :; iHq ni6t an,
| pte Die Sub Sas neue Sbpr," I6rie fis
benz eritaunten Courier su, nbub' bic
gtais mittcn i'm 0'i6t unb 9lrms ,lnb
Seine mo iie binsebBren."
GiIisIt pai6wanO Der 9Ots. Batter
uno IO6ter absr = Ssm aud bic 2eb.
tere, bic i66ne YliOei, mar aiif Sas &c.
rii6t bon Der bsSuritsbsnbsns gInfunft
bss 2Dniss berbsisesiIt : Ihbsn bss
tirst Sarsiu, @snn bic 9Ifttr aud
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ssuS fcfFct Der 0Om ,n s6Gn ?,

Rad ben gcnaucn RadpeiIen iteat
es ll9 berauS, NaB Die Suwmen, ipelde
tbeilS aus Rripattaiicn, tbeiIs aus
6ifcntIiden DiittcIn icit 1891 in bic
0ombautaiie 9eilohcn iiuo, bis beute Is
VllliioRen Nidrt bctragen, Die Fc ;iem.
LID su sIci6en Sbcilcn o.; Die 5blirme
uno BEN 9lusbag Ger 9rfe ielbit ber.
ipanbt .gurNtn, Sisitnigeu Summen,
weI6e bic iribsren SabybunSerte iar
has Oebduos auibringen mubten, nas
mentI;h eicienisen Seller, Die in ben
toloiaIen 5unoamenten res 0rmes ru.
ben, ionic lie gum gIntauf bcnadbarter
GuInoiilde ericrrcrIi6en Gpfer ergeben
m'uoSteuS siucn cbtn 70 hoben Seiraa,
10 el6 eer Dem 81 @5lu bsuts einsn
Geiammtiperib BON 20 0}iaionen Mart
reprdientiren miro. Der 9(uBenbau
bes 9Dmes lit unitreitis eas srpbartis.
ite, am sinbeitli6iten Surdeeflbrte
9unitbau!perf aIIsr 96uSsr.
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Scr alto @iirfcrt.
GrSabIuns bon S. .. $. Gemme
(SortieBun9.)
9arI @trrf

Der 8ittmsiiter fubr fort Scr
aIte 8drtert par SffiSier uno bate
nit allen Gbren isineu 9lbi6ieb befOms
men. Seine 2aufbabn III foI9enbe !:
Sdon iein Satsr mar Barber. Der
iunse @iirfert Isrnte bas 8eiperbs bon
ieinem Sater unO purbe SeKsn @ebilie.
9a tamen bic Sreibeitstriese. Der
iunge SarbisrsebiIfe ipar elmer Der
eriten Der oIs SreitpiIIiscr in uniers
armee trat. Gr Sei6nete ii6 aud balO
bur6 ieinen Nutb, feline Gewan6tbeit,
feline Ginii6t aus. Gr purSe llnters
offijier, er ipurbe 5eIbpsbeI. Sn einem
bitiSen 8efe6te in 5rautrsid Ieste er
beIpnpsre grpben bon Rutb, GutidIoi.
isnbsit un6 9lusSauer ab. Gr nurbe
auf Nem S6Ia6tfeIce gum Offi;ier er'
nunnt. Gr madte ieiner 8ef6rSeruns
gbre, 70 Ianse bic SeIrsdse bauerten.
9la9 ibrer SeenSiSun9 erbieIt er ieinen
sl6i6ieS. 0lun iaste, bic aubersn
OiiiSiere bdttsn Elm SeSenfen Sarin se'
funSsn, init benz rprmaIissn 8arbisrses
biIfen tpeiter ;u bienen. gr erbieIt fei,
nen 9lbi6ieo init allen Gbrsn, ipie i6
iaete, rmb nit elmer 9eniion bon mcnats
Ii6en a6t 8uINen. gs mar bic bprs
i6riftsmabiSe 9eniion. 0tebr fOnnte
man ibm nidt sebsn CT bate es
Sur6 beIonSsre GinfliiHe eripirfen milf
fen, unb bic bate er nidt. Gr fpnnte
aber aud BON ben a9t 8uISsn ni6t
Iebsn. Sermbsen bate erni6t. Sein
Sater mar fpdbrenb bes Srie8es Seitor.
ben uuo bate ibm ni6ts binterIahen.
Gt Seritanb nur iein @siperbe aIs Bar.
bier. Gr fdmpfte Ianse nit t6, oh er
F6 ibm ipisber sutpsnSsn iUas. Gr
fabIte pObI, bab isin Ofiisieritanb nidt
SuSu paHe. SabreIan8 idranfte er ii6
elm; sr sntbsbrte. Gr persittete
baraui einen eiscnen Suusitanb su
srinbcn. gr ipurSe alter unS frdntlid.
Die 9ebsnsbebirfniiie iparen nit Der
3eit tbeusr oeipprben. Gr iuanbte ii6
an ben 9risssminiiter nit Der Bite Inn
cine 3uIu9e ;u ieiner serinSen 9eniipn
un6 crbieIt einsn abi6Idsisen Sei6ei6.
Da sr aber Iebsn mubte, 10 9riff er ipie=
Der ,a 'einem alien @eperbs, bt!hes
er nod dbt. ap,,:- ME bat er bon ben,
Sase an feline Uniform SetrasvH;;; tsin
Nen'6 barf ibn 2ieutenunt nsnnsn !;
nit ni6ts erinnert er baran, DSsr barf
man i'm baran erinnern, Sab er Sfii;ier
mar. 90 itebt CT in u0eemeinsr 96s
tuns. - @Obia befebIen Cure GrcslIen;
ben Mann ?"
Der General antipOrtstc n'6t 70,
SIsi6.
nSierber !" iasts bic @ensraIin.
sd mb6te ben Ram fennen Icrnen.
gli6t iuabr, ottoman, 0u iastet, baB
sr bjerber tpmmsu ioIIe ?"
sd iaste es," ipieSsrbOIte Der
@ereraI Sem 8ittmeiiter.
Der Rittmeiftsr sins, ben Sarbisr
Su boIen.
Der grin; iuanbte iib al bic Gene.
ralin.
,,GjuaNisite 6rdfin, msin 8atsr bate
eieieR SarbierSebiIfen gum Sff,isr ses
ma6t."
,,Wlan ioqte iibsrbaupt Ieinsn Sdr.
SerIi6sn sum Offi3ier MAIDEN" msints
Der iunse 9raf.
uwtit ausnubme bsim Train," Iasts
OvT aIte General, Der f9ou SUr Isdsie
Sobrn eieutsnunt setueisn mar.
sd bin nIdt Der Reinuns, greeI.
Isnl" sripiSsrts Sss iuuss @raf,
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Hriebbpf:2 timmem.

Tenn alIss Jlril6 ii nil
6jTas, unb ale SerrIi6fti
ess Wsni&sn ME hes Ora.
iss BLUNT.
9iur mic I'M 3raum, in pbdntaft'u Ssrlrrsn,
gsrirrt i'd mid ,u birits G,arttn Sbcrsu;
gSte if tiss 5sIb, Rtm sriinrt birirr SUStnl
Den 5pbtsn."
gSas I&autuif Su, nltin Sup, bintin,uhstrn?
gSds sriiut's uup bliibts in biritn RUirnbssten
gSObtr has Del ~ al tsn iii6sn Giiftm!
- ,gus Gjriifttn."
Sitb bier, Wtni6. nc beint gfast tntfn,
Sb i6lnusrnslsi6 lie Sur6 bic gEsIt f6 ptn.
ben;
gu 6iibtn hiifrt's tir aus tpsFtm eaubt:
n9m Sauts!"
@r iinb iit aIl', bic pt6itlntm Gtitidt?
Der Grttnpilstr fuBss grbtnssIiidt?
9Iuf siticn G,rattsfrsustn fanni bus Ititn:
- n@sptitn"
NO fnb bic StpsH, bic in Grtentastn
Sc bang im 9sie, 10 bod in quit sti6Iaetn,
Die rin1t 70 beib in gitb unb SaB ssIcent2
ogsrmpbsrt"
go iint bic bpIttn, bliibrntm Gitifalttu,
Die frUb bic 9RsIt i'm SSnnsnitsin purtpalI.
tsnI
S1as t,drn tisis mrrsttpa&Tutu Stsius?
-. D@sbtintm
g8O linO bic Starftn bic burb's gsbtn Ifiirmttr
llub bimmsIan bic itpIirn plans tbiirmttns
SOrt opn her 5ristbpfsmausr frS6stn Rabtn
DSrsrabsn."
9So llnb bic Sbturtn, etntn btim gtrltnFtn
Die eitk iSpur Gin ttpis aussrtnFsn!
etis iIiiltrn eisfs biiiiutn GypreTtu;
ngrstTsu"
llnS fab tsnu Nitmant, no fr bingtsanstn?
Rri9t iibrr's @rat Ftin nr6 70 brie 9trlan,
9tnE
Die fnfun pGuPttr f6ii!ttIn irns 5i6ttn:
-DWit ui6ttu!"
Der sItsubpiub fsubt fIasIi6 in tsn SGumsn
@lsin gsif ssritHft in i6psrmutbsppam 5rau
men,
Gas SPStrptb tltiSt itpn tGmmsrt's triiI
une triibT:
-ngpriittr"
aarI @ercf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
sd Sanfe Sbnen Serr General.
limb nun nod Gines."

llnp nun nod Gnes."
uSie ltOIIen nod mebr bon mir 2"
uSa. - Ssrr General, Sic Iiebsr
einmaI, Dpr Sipan5is Sabren i6On - ei
1T eine Ian8e 3eit-aber es sibt Sinse,
ilber bic fir einSeIne 0tenf6en niemaIS
Gras pd6it. Sor stuan;is Sabren lie.
Ben Sic einmal in einem auiItanbt
einen 9tufriibrer eri6ieben. Sc muBtc
na9 bem 0ciebs eei6eben; Der Mam
bate ii6 i6Wer persunsen. Inter ben
brei 0iustetieren, Die Su Der Grecutipn
fcmmanbirt iparen, befan6 ii3 aud Der
Srueer beS Su gri6ieBsnben. Sic bats
ten es nidt Seipubt. Der Dlann seists
eS ibnen an; er bat Sic, itatt isiner
elnen InSeren ;u fpmmanbiren. Sic
I8lusen es ibm ab; Der SOlbat miIs
nar Geboriam fennen unb auf ieinsr
eisenen Sater unS SruSsr i6isBsn,
ipenn es ibm bcfpbIen tper6e. Sic ipas
rem aud Sa in Sbrem 8e6te; Sic
9Iaubten ii4 iOsar seiuifsrmaBen Surd
Sbre militdriide &bre aebunbsn, pa
Sic iuenise Gage bUrber BEL elmer Ssr'
anIaiiun8 bifsntIi9 bieieIben @Orte se'
iprpden batten. NenidIi6 mar cs ie.
bod ni6t, Serr General. SoIen Sic
iebt bas Meni9li6e na6. Semen Wluss
fetieren 1T eS Johann alien 0rsisn
i6Ie6t crsansen. Sic Ieben bier; bier
mar Der GantonirunssOrt ibrss Rssi.
ments. Den Ginen bat cine unbeilbare
Melan6OIie ersriffen. Ser 3fpsits III
Elm berfOmmener 5runtenbpIb seipors
ben. Der Sritte 1T in @abniinn bers
fallen. IS 1T Der Sruber bes gri6pis
ienen, susIei6 Der Sater ieues Mabs
6en8, Sas bic 8erIOble Srib SsrteI's
1T; Braun 1T iein 9tame. Gr Iisst in
bieiem 9lusenbIide auf Sem Sterbe. cite.
9lber er bat eineu filrdtbaren &f
nit benz Spoe. gr fam ni9t iterben,
ipenn nidt bic S6uIb beS Srubsrmors
bcs bon ibm Senpmmen iei. Serr @ss
neral, scben Sic an bas SOStenbett
bieieS 0iannes, ri6ten Sic ibn auf
iasen Sic ibm bab Sic feline S6uIb
auf ii6 nebmen. Gr ipir6 itsrbsn f5ns
nen, unb Sic baben setban, ipas bic
menidIi4e gbre bon Sbnen Serlanst,
uno, Scrr General, Gott ipirS aud
Sbncn Sbre Sterbeitunbe Ieidt MAIDEN.
Sic iin6 mebr Dibrbsr ais Der arme
Wann."
Der General iuar bod eri6Gttsrt,
enbIib. Gr antiuortete bsm Barber
nidtS. Gr fab Ianse itiG Dor iib bin.
Damn erBOb er ii9 IuneIam. gr mar
iebr bIab. SIber feline 3iiSe iparen
nod itraff unb er tOnnte ii6 bod unS
felt aufridten.
nSibrsn Sic mid su benz Manne,"
iaste er.
limb 6rib SerteI 2" fraste ter
Barber.
nRufen Sic cinen 9lSiutanten berein
- aber ni4t ben 8ittmeiitsr Berg.
MANN"
Gr mar nod nidt 9sbrO6en, Der
barte, itpIje @ensraI.
Der BARRIER boIte einen glbiutantsn
berbei ni6t ben 0tittmeiiter 9srsmann.
Der General befGbI bic 5reiIaiiuns bes
SreipiIIi8en 5rit SerteI> bann bsrIieb
er init Sem Barber Biirfert puS S6IoB.
(S6IuB fUlst.)