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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
NEARLY THROUGH.
The United Brethren Conference Has About
CompIeted Its Work,


rsPEcIAL TELEGRAlfTo THE DIsPATCH.l
YORK, May 2O.-Bishop Weaver presided over
the majority conference Of the United Breth-
rem Church today. Directors Of the Mission
airy Society were elected as follows: R. j.
White, New York; L. Bookwalter, Ohio; w. M.
Besrdshear, Iowa; H. Gorst, Ohio; G. A. Funk
hauser, Pennsylvania; ]. P. Landis, Ohio: ]. w.
Etter, Pennsylvania; E. s. Larens Pennsylva-
MIA; ]. A. Wells, Kansas; E. P. Kephart Iowa.
The following board of trustees of the Union
Biblical Seminary were elected: W. NJ. Beard
shear, Iowa: T. ]. Harbaugh. Ohio; j. Boltzell,
Pennsylvania; 8. L. Herr. Ohio; DR.. l. Rike
Ohio: g. NJ. Matthews, Ohio; s. M. Hebbard,
Ohio; ]. L. Funkhauser, Indiana, and s. W.
Keister, Ohio. The board will elect five more
members.
The trustees elected for the printing estab-
lishment are as follows: d. w. Crider, c. l. b
Brane, ). A. Mills. B. F. Wilt, s. Mills George
Miller and g. f. Deal.
The conference will probably adjourn to-
morrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
A WET MOVEMENT.
Secret Societies In Erie County Organize 70
Fight the Amendmeut-The United
Brethren Conference About
Through-All the Neigh.


Through-All the Neigh.
borhood News.
ESPECIAL TxLEeRAM TO THE pIsPATcH.l
ERIE. May 20.-Opponents to the prohibi-
tion amendment have risen up in a new
quarter. All the German societies, includ-
ing the benevolent, church and secret socie-
ties, have organized, and tonight their rep
resentatives met In secret session. There
were SO societies represented, and one clause
in the constitution prohibits any saloon
keeper, wholesale dealer or brewer from being
enrolled Among the societies which have de-
clared against the amendment is lodge of the
Ancient order of United Workmen, three
branches OF the Catholic Mutual Benefit As
sociation, two tents of the Knights of the
Macabees, four lodges of the Harukaris, and
several other secret societies.
The action of some of these societies in med
ding as organizations with the liquor question
has stirred up a great deal of feeling among
other lodges of the same fraternity, and threats
are made against the continuance of the char
ters of the aforesaid societies. Over 20 of the
strongest societies arrayed against prohibition
are connected with the German Catholic and
Lutheran Churches and represent over $500
votes.
There is q great deal of excitement among
the opponents to the amendment and if the
election were to take place tomorrow the
amendment would be lost in this county.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
Murdered by Two Brothers.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrsPATcH.I
AKRON, May ga number of Standard Oil
Company pipe line laborers got into a quarrel
over hard cider at Boston, this county, on Sun
day, and John Partle, of Louisville, KY, was
cut by two brothers named Wringer of this
city. His nose was cut of and he was other
wise so badly wounded that he died to-day
Wringers are in jail here, having been captured
after long chase.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

Evening Wraps for the May Festival.
Embroidered white China silk shawls and
scarfs, cashmere shawls, Persian shawls
(the famous So ones), also cream and black
Spanish lace fchus, mantles and circulars.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
Extra HenHH Rlench

Extra Heavy Bleach Table Damasks, Csc,
66 inches wide. Napkins to match at 81 26:
the best linens at these prices
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

More of These Black SILK Bargains To. Day.
Surahs, 45c, SOC, 65c, 75c (26-inch). 85c
95c, 81, 81 15, 81 %, 81 35, 81 5o-s great
assortment, surely, and beats all comparison,
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

See the Black and White Striped Sarah,
SOC.
This is one of our May silk trade bargains.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
Charged With Attempted Forgery.

tsPBCIAI TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcHd
TIFFIN, May M-Elza A. Cole, young mar
ried man from one of the best families of this
county, tried to borrow money from the Green
Spring Bank. forging as security notes on John,
away, :an prominent farmers. They all pro.
nounce the notes forgeries, and the man has
been Arrested.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
ALMOST A CYCLONE.

A Terrific Wind Storm Sweeps Through
the Lackawanna Valley.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPATcH.l
WLKEsBARRE. May 2O-A terrific wind
and rain storm, which afterward turned into a
cyclone, swept through Lackawanna Valley
this afternoon. Many houses were wrecked
fences blown down, barns demolished and
whole orchards ruined. The houses occupied
by Challes Robinson and Charles White were
swept from their foundations and all the In.
mates injured.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
Arninsr LocnI Prohibition.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrsPArcH.i
WOOSTER, o., May 2o.-Apple Creek, this
county, voted wet by II majority out of total
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

GREAT bargains in guns and revolvers at
our new store 7o6 Smith6eld street.
j. 81. JOHNSTON,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

Yes-Come Co the silk Aisle To-day,
The May bargains are, there in full force
Indias and all the rest II will continue
every days. Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
THAT THE
Mems Suits We Sell at S12 f!

elegant Wear of Average Man IT'S with Suits this
Price SS and $40 that "hust the tony tao and
where leave Competition far behind Handsome and Stylish
Spring Suits Frock and Sacks Chevo Casmees Corkcrew I'm
ported Irish Tweed Shannon Mills Etc Every Suit elegantly made
and finished and duplicated outside Store under LEAST
80 per money
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
B. .&B.

May Festival Gloves Full assortment of
lengths and shades. Fine kid gloves for
evening wear, 81 % to "a.
BooGs 8 BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

See the Real Canton Printed Silks Mt soc
A yard; best value yet offered; soft, pure
silk. New styles too.
Jos. HORNE q Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

Big Bargains, Fine Embroideries,
Cheaper than the commonest goods, at
Horne & Wards this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

J. II. JoHNsToN's gun store removed to
706 Smith6eld street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
marriage Idcenses Granted Yesterday.

Try the latest perfume, Lightner's Maid
of the Mist.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
Mems Suits We Sell at $40 !

Values for the Money you take choice
Chevot and Light and Dark Coos Pan Fancy and Wide Vale
Worsed and that certainly expect attract Store for these
Bargains every who wishes obtain the best SIe Suit
ever offered.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. & B.
NEW ADvERTTsEmENrs.
TUESDAY, NAY 2I.

TUESDA Y, MAY eI.
Is there anything yOa need
for the May FestsOalP PosSs-
6T a fan. Whether one of the
chorus, or IN the audience, yo@
are in need of a. fan of some
Sort. 1t matters not what the
sort" we haze At, and at sm-
comparable Prizes. We haze
a japanese parchment folding
fan, heagy Aard5 finished 6am-
boo sticks, fancy silk cord laced,
at 25e. 1t IS good enough for
a,ty6Oay to carry to ths Fssta-
oak We woxld like especially
to sell every member of the
the eAoras one Of these
fans. The extremely low
Prize was Put on for that f1r-
Pose. we bought them at a
great adUantags, too, and ne
guarantee the same fan cannot
Be bought for less than 50 cents
anywAsye but here. We hare
enough to supply eDery member
Mech0rns ysth more for the
others aOAo may and doubtless
avsU take a fancy to them. .
5000 Japanese Parchment folding fans, I'm
ished bamboo sticks. at &C. good size.
The same in larger size at l0c.
Nice Black Parchment Fans. look like satin,
at 25c.
THIS as considerable space to
fans, yet yon haze no idea Of
the immense stock we haze. 1t
has not included the fine lines,
gb to SEQ. THE P1zma D0xnas
Probably vant to be dastsa-
gxlsAsd from the eAovns BY a
finer fan. We can sNtt tks
most .fastsasons taste.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
Boys Elegant Suits at SAL

You take choice from SutseverY fashionable style
fashion The will good
the extraordinary low will buy inante OF
that other dealers styles and endayo initiate
patterns them the low pces
it to quality they dumb oysters.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

A New Thing In Shaving Soap.
Colgate a Co.'s Demulcent Shaving Soau
contains peculiar ingredients for softening the
beard and cooling the skin.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

| IN GLOVES-Doubtless hundreds Of
ladies viii discover to-day that they need a
new pair of gloves for the occasion. Others
have been finding it out every day for week,
and have discovered as well where they get
the largest choice at the best prices. Can'tgo
into details. Evening Shade Gloves from
81 to 81; come in all lengths; especial lines
in 4button goods.
For performers there's probably nothing
more desirable than the beautiful pure silk
mitts in evening shades-75c to 81 So
Allow word for the parasol department
may not need them to wear at the May
Festival, but, speaking of bright, beautiful
goods, they necessarily demand attention.
You can use them if you attend the matt
nees.
Our lines include the most stylish goods
all prices, from 81 % to $40.
Special values in our 50 30 and So para
soIs-goods sold earlier in the season at So.
The 81 30 fancy Striped Silk, Canopys,
La Tosca Stick and medium lengths.
The S3-Rich Double Warp surah. with
deep brocade satin border, selected sticks,
La Tosca and medium lengths and Canopy
Tops, in all best shades-Tans, Cardinals,
Garnet, Seal, Medium. Brown, etc.
A novelty in fine Surah Parasol, La
Tosca Stick, Canopy and gathered hem,
covered ribs and braces; plain, $6 30 to $40;
fancy SO to S16 80.
Don't forget our UMBRELLAS.
A word to Dress Goods, Silks-Every
evidence yesterday that they were in de-
mand; counters lined during the entire day.
The special offers of Lace. Long Wraps
and Jackets filled the wrap room.
See our White Suits for Children, Misses
and Ladies.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
NEW ADvERr1sEmENTs
THINGS you
SHOULD KNOW !!

Customers always rely Our Goodspaee the most
implicit confidence in EN- For curtain has been
merit eulogum similar the Roman proverb cited by Cicero:
"You May Trust Him in the Dark p
No matter which way the mercury jumps people buy from
just the We've got something for everybody to
for every minute in the a. hours.
We can do nothing unnatural impossible We can't paint
cork so as to resemble rock that it'll sink the bottom
if cast into stream, but
We selling all kinds Of Seasonable Clothing Hats Fur
nshing Goods and Footwear Prices which guarantee
are the Lowest in this any other city in the Union
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

(E||;')) E
ROSEBUD OPENING
TODAY.
Several months ago we announced our
intention to have each month during 1889,
special floral opening, on which occasions
we would present to our patrons floral
souvenirs. Thus in March we had our
violet Opening" when each visitor was
presented with q small bunch of Violets,
and in April we had sLily Opening,
when each customer received q spray of
Lilies At our "Rosebud Opening" which
will be
TO-DAY,
TUESDAY, MAY q,
All our lady visitors will be presented with
natural Rosebuds furnished by John R. &
A. Murdoch, florists, of No. sos Smith6eld
street.
A particularly fine display Of goods will
be the feature of the whole week, but the
ROSEBUD SOUVENIRS ARE FOR
TO-DAY ONLY. Therefore be sure to come
TO-DAY
If you desire rosebud souvenir.
In view OF the approaching May Musical
Festival we have made extraordinary pre-
parations, and are now ready with special
display Of
Evening Bonnets,
Evening Fans,
Evening Fichus,
Evening Lingerie,
Evening Handkerchiefs,
Evening Jersey Waists,
Evening Gloves,
Evening Wraps,
Evening Corsages,
And complete line of Ladies' and Misses
Furnishing Goods, Corsets, Hosiery, Gauze
and Muslin Underwear, Parasols, eto.
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
Evening Dress Shirts,
Evening Neckwear,
Evening Gloves and
Fine Furnishing Goods.
STRANGERS ATTENDING the FESTIVAL
Can have their bundles and packages
checked without charge.
T10UhHA AAAl n m
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
THAT
THAT
THAT
THAT

YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THE
Mems Suits We Sell at So!
In Sacks and Fock Summer Weights be purchased
for less than @ and many you'd $1a for
Suits of like Quality
THAT THE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

BELlIMAN-On Monday night, May 20, 1889,
at 11:9O, at her residence Sharpsburg, LIZZIE NJ.
wife of Conrad Bellman, aged 2S years and 8
months.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
MORE TROUBLE

An attack was made by some Of Tanaseseis
men one week ago upon two natives belonging
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
NEW GERMAN coNs1rr.

DR.. Eteubel, the new German Consul at Apia.
arrived here on the steamer Lubbock, from Syd-
ney, April 2S. The Associated Press correspon-
dent had short interview few days ago with
Matzafa. He said his people were greatly
pleased with the advice published in the Ad.
fnfraIs proclamations, and felt very grateful
for the interest which the Americans had taken
in their cause. The present war was a great
hardship to the country. and the people wanted
peace. They had no desire to fight Tamasese OF
the Germans.
He said he would like to see the American
Government declare a protectorate over the
Bamoaus He thought that was the best way
to avoid trouble, as the natives were continual
ly fighting among themselves. when the Con.
suls for the United States, Germany and En-
gland had equal power. Afhdavits had been
prepared, under the direction Of Mataafa,
which have been forwarded to the State De-
partment at Washington, in reference to the
December battle, to be presented at the Berlin
conference These afiidavits are made by
seumanu Tafa, the Chief of Apia, and the
Governor of the Tuamasaga district and by a
number of other natives who were present dur
ing the fight. Witnesses declare that the Ger
mans commenced the fighting, and killed one
native and wounded another before a shot was
nred by the Samoans.
MORE TROUBLE.
An attack was made BY some Of TaInasese,s
men one week ago upon two natives belonging
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21

- ~ % 4Nss Va the dCAuC etdIlOu-
Admiral Kimberly declined to make the
correspondence between himself and Tamasese
puDlc, stating they must first go before the de-
partment at Washington. An effort was made
20 obtain the correspondence between the Ad-
miral and Tamasese from DR.. Knappe the Ger
man Cousul, but the latter declined to give il
out for publication. Consul Knappe said he
cid not think that ADMIRAL Kimberly's procla-
nation would amount to anything as the
5amoans were an Indifferent people, and would
read the proclamation once and forget all about
Il afterWard.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-21
UNITED STATES ALONE

YOUR ROYAL HIGHNEss-Your letter dated
April q received yesterday, and read with
great care and interest The previous day I
also received one from Tamasese, In 1t he
says nothing Of peace except on the conditions
Of submission. His heart has not vet been
penetrated by the evils of war nor softened by
the suderings of the people. Your noble SEN
6ments for the welfare of Samoa, as shown in
your sincere expressions fer peace, and by
council of your chiefs and rulers, prove that
you and they have the true feelings that gov
ern men who love their country better than
themselves. Such men are they who
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12

erl6ien. Diiltere @ebanfen bemdd.
tisten ii6 ieiner. gr fiblte iid le.
~bensiatt, obne elm Slid seno1ien 81
baben. @r mar l6le6ten uno finn.
liden 2eioenl6aften erleseu unb 5ur
3eit nur beberri9t BON Der 8esier,
gacilia 5u beliben, tie 81 errinsen,
let es au9 NIT ben 9epaltlaml ten
Witteln. un0 bod frat in bie1em
WOmente jener ben Siirlten 10 gang
beberri6enoe @e6anfe 5uriif Dor Dem
gntleben iiber feline eisene grI9ei=
nnns uno beiBer 3orn lpa0te in ibm
anf 9e9en feline Mutter, Die inn bas
2eben 9eseben uno ibn ais einen
baBli9em &riippel seboren bate.
@nolt6 lDiten Ii6 S6mer5 unb
&utb in erlei9ternben Ebrdnen auf
IND elm unrubiaer S6lummer emit
Jog i'm 5einem qualppllen @riibeln.
sr1t am Iben0 erma6te 3erres unb
i6aute, seblenoet, in Die unterse>
penoe Spnne. Das Shaulpiel lua
10 9rpBartig, baB Der Shirt feinem
auoeren @eba1fen &aum au eeben
uermodte, ais Dem Der 8emunbernng,
un0 nit oielem @nt5iiden. 5o9en mill
oere @eoanfen, eolere SOrldbe in lein
Ser5 elm.
Seine 8lide i9>peiften binaus iiber
Die weQenf0rmise, bonn 8urpuri6imz
ller Der unter9eDenoen SDnne burb=
l(iibte gampaana, Die, bur619nit=
ten BON ben folonalen @aHerleitun=
gen uno bur95o9en bon Den nit
@rdbern b~esren5ten StraBen, einen
impo1anten Inblid 9etudbrte.
3erres mar ni6t gang unempfinb>
li6 fit tie s9Dnbeiten Der Natur.
No9 fonnte er serettet perben. Seute
unterlag 1ein @emitb benz 3auber
Der BON Der untersebenoen COME
oerfldrten 9anol1aTt uno mdbreuO
sr, tief aufatbmenO, bas Da6 Der
lief uno cine einlame, biht beldat.
tete 8anf i'm @arten auflu9te, mar
IS ibm, ais mlllle er Der Stlmme lei=
mes @emiiiens foleen uno fortan Der
8e9 our Sinbe perlaIien. ST be
ltrebte 1i6 bieies NAL ni6t, Die weid)r
5t1mmuna, Die it'd, ielner BET Dem
Inblide bes pra6toollen Sonnenunz
tersan9es bemd6ti9t bate, abju
l6ltteln, btelelbe wurbe pielmebr
nod b~eginitist our6 Den tieTen 6rie=
ben, pelder i'm II ngab. Der Her=
ierfirit mar in bielem Iusenblide
el1 entl9lp1ien, Gbriit gu merOen.
(Sortiebun9 fol9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
Die So6ter oeS Senators
G6cilimS.
Gpiiooe aus ben Gbriiten.S erfulsmnsen
tn &om i'm britten Sabrbunbert
nGd GbriItuS.
Bon u nna8 ernharb b.
(SortIebung.)

w SC
Die Ounfel6eit mar in5tpil6en
p6Ii9 berein9ebrO9en; Gdcilia bat,
mod ldn9er i'm @arten SIT permeilen.
Gin ibrer 8efe6le bartender Sflape
enteilte na9 Dem Saule uno febrte
balo 6arauf NIT elmer bretarmisen
Qampe 5uriid. pel9e er aui einen
Marmortil9 nieberlebte. Ser Sc
nator mar, Oienltli9er @ei9aite tue>
gen, na9 &om 5uriidsefebrt, molelblt
CT i'm Tempel 0es Supiter feline Opfer
oar5u6rinsen seoa9te. Sulia, Die
@attin bes Setrus, bate it9 in ibr
Gubiculum aurifse5o9en, ba iie 1i9
mott uno ansesriffen fiblte. Simo=
tbeus mar bur9 @el6afte fernsebal=
ten 9enelen, aber nit ben Sflapeu
III ben @arten setreten uno besriiBte
Nun Garon, Der seraOe BON BEN
@reueltbaten oes T6ru5iers unb Der
@raul amfeit Der Seioen eradblte,
wel6e Die 8eieble bes &ailers nit
8obauIt erfiillten: vS6nnte i6 Did
opd oeranla1len", wanbte er lib an
Petrus, Unit Suliu unb Sopbronia
nad benz entfernten @ermanien s1
5ieben, uolel6lt man BON Gbri1tenz
per pl9un9eu nidts meiB!!"
vTo6ter uno @attin Der @efabr
gu ent5ieben", ent9esnete ibm 8etrus,
babe i6 MIDI lit Die Gampagna be-
9eben; lO0te Die G%erfolguns li9 aber
audi bis bierber erltreden uno MIDI
Die m6roeril6e Sano bes Saiiers er=
faIleu, 70 ersebe i9 MIDI in ben @i(=
len u%nleres ein5i9 mabren, breietni=
gen @ottes!"
Sie burd9eiltisten, erniten 8ise
bes Gpnluls wurOen nod e~rnlter, bu
er fortfubr: r@ie piele cole &6mer
. baben iid) fir Die @rDBe ibres @ater=
larbes 9eppfert, unb id lolte mid
fir6ten, benz b6diten 3med gu Die
men, ben mir gbrilten fennen?!"
SaS Guge Der blei6en Sopbrpnic
leuftete bel bieien @orten auf in
Seseiiteruns: rGu6 id m66te als
Elm SOrnlein gu Der bimmliI6er
Saat 9eb0ren, mel6er emit Die reii,
Srn6t entipriBt; i9 folse Dir in Der
SOB, mein 8ater!"
8etrus mart ei1en 8lif bon 2ieb,
aui feline EO6ter: Der Gag wiri
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
XVI. No9 einmal Herres

Das 2eiOen oes periii9en Sir item,
meld)es nad Dem 8elu9e bes Timpz
tbeus in bebentli6em @raoe aueez
nommen batte, mar Der &un1t Der
Ier5te gemi6en. 3erres fpnnte bas
Saus wieber ~perlaiIen unb perfebrte
Iult td9lld am Sofe oes Mariminius.
Sem Serfebr nit benz &ailer mar
jeood elm foitIpieliser. Mebrere male
ldaften Sflauen l9were @elofilten
na6 Dem palatlnii6en 9isel. 0od)
Das mar gtebenla9e. Iu9 in Der
ionit 10 itiaen Giau bes Siiriten sins
es jebt 9ei6dftis gu. Die foltbariten
&unltlddbe aus @riedenlano ipurben
in ben 9aaen uno @arten aufselteQt
unO bas Snnere bes palaltd6nliden
@e6duoes nit lul6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8ra6t ausseitattet, luie man lie faum
iippi9er in Den &ailerpaldlten fanb.
3erres i6midte lein Saus fir Den
@tn5ug elmer Srau. -
Sn Oem nit f~unItppaer Mplaif
aussele9ten 8runflaale leben mir ben
5iriten auf weiden 8olltern ausse=
ltredt. Gr betra6tete Die Statue oes
@Dtterbpten Sermes, belien aus tpei=
Bem Marmor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l6lanfe @eltalt iid wirfunsspoG BON
elmer ounfeln 8flan5engruppe abbob.
Der oiiitere, beige 8lid, ben 3erres
auf bieies Marmursebilbe beftete
lieB erfennen, baB Der sebre9lid'
Mann lelblt biele leblule Sisur I'm
ibre Sormeu beneioete. @oa unmutl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
8.
Ser Stiafriebtet9.

~ SAtu <bkUtStWS
Sn oeinem 3auberbiloe,
. 6eimatb reid,
Grgldnst elm Name milbe:
Ser 5tiQfrieotei6.
Gr Iic9t im @alo uerbor9en,
Glein, onIpru6los,
@lei6mie elm SinO ohm Soreen
Sm Mutteri6ooB.
@enn io6 I'M 6erbitlturmtoben
Ger Gibboum bri1t,
IS i6reft Der Sturm bort oben
9o3 Sbolfino ni6t.
llnb iduleln Maienwinoe
I'm Sells uno Baum,
Sic iin9en leiS uno linbe
0as Sinh in Sraum.
Oft wenn Der Mono ii6 bebet
9ttf bober @a6t,
Mit Silberli6t burbwebet
Die Sommerna6t,
6in9t bort Srau 8bilomele
Mus 8litb unb 8latt -
Damn 9lei6t oas Bib Der Seele,
Die 6rieoen bat.
8. SCI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
4nS Der 6remOe.

BIN ib benin geItorben uno i6 weib es
ni6tS
OunteI meinen Ireen lit oas Sonnen'
li6t.
llnb mein Sers i'm Suien, iteineru, itarr
nno falt,
Bie elm &iff, oas einfam Sturm uno6lutt
ummallt.
Dob es noet Die Weae nod ant tooten
Stein,
BIS er itiq i'm @runoe barf oebettet fem.
BIS nm meinen 6iieel ipielt Der @inOe
Xxx Sou6, +
Roet bes 6eimwebs @ele mir am Ger
= gems ou6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
u. December.
6.
Giner SHUTTER.

Giner SHUTTER.
Oh liebit hein Sinb, uno tannit bu es ers
freun,
SO f6eint Dir ni6ts 81 miibiam, ni6tS 81
tbeuer,
Sein Muee ftroblt, - ba webts wie ierge
Jeier
DID an, pie Weibua6tsbaum unb Ser
,eni6ein.
Du ruarmes MutterberS!- llno bod i6
muB
Did uornen Dor oem angebornen Sriebe:
Der erite Srang lit mr. Die babe Siebe,
Die 9onse bolt Don obem ben @nti6lub!