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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

EDw1N-1 wish, Annabel, that you
could have. been in Paris with. me.
Such lovely parks! Annabel- Yes, I
know should have enjoyed the parks
most Of all. I have always heard so
much about the Paris green.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07
IIlER THE FLOWERS.

,,rN UPON THE GRAVES
TEE oIJK DEAD HEROES.
and It's Significancc-An
pr'a' r,ent nallowed by Sacred Menu
tu'' tendency of the Custom Is
es-The .,.,ce and National Broth
ood.
scatter the Flowers.
CATER the flowers, my child,
- = Scatter the flowers where the
hy- soldiers lie;
fNNscatter the flowers on blue and
~. scatter stay the flowers.
A/XN; over the graves OF the heroes
HN who fell
HN When the tide OF the battle was
MSW hot and high,
kSAE&>kI And the breath OF tho cannon
EtEW like blasts from hell,
ITAV Scatter the flowers.
&H What matters it now what colors
EM they wore?
They shall meet their Judge in
3W% the court on high
PITY the pain and tho grief they
bore
Scatter tho flowers.
] c,l that YOU know not the terrible strife
p ; uor in those awful years goneby;
No.! A,'IJ Tor the boon OF q peaceful life.
i latter the flowers.
:. t,e flowers. O. why should We
[r e.; !, ut the hate of tho years gone by!
Ft The grave of their enmity
SCATTER the flowers.
~ .be flowers, my child. to-day;
e. va, W. the flowers where the soldiers lie;
Wv the flowers on blue and gray;
s'''V'N' r. E. PRETLow.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

Mtaas-"I bear policeman was
killed. yesterday in the discharge Of his
duty" Biggs-"He probably didn't
know it was loaded"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

WHEN one cannot digest ones food,
one feels as if about to die just then.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

through yours u
manhood's prime
r;ors wears whose splendor brightens the
kaleidoscope OF time!
their specter hands have swayed us, reach
Ing upward from the grave,
they still shall guide the nation which they
gave their lives to save,
tley did the deeds of Titans, and from shin
ing sea to sea
our starry banner floating DER a land re-
| deemed and Tree;
i vheroer their bones are. resting. tho their
name no mortal knows,
bsrty Il shrine is keeping where tho fire OF
| freedom glows.
| alas the mounds grow thicker with each
swift returning year,
/ they sleep who stood beside US when the
last sweet May was here.
ler' OF the great Grand Army! You who
once stood side by side
lh the comrades who are sleeping meath the
Aas for which they died,
who marched through Mailing bullets and
stood fnce to face with death,
Escaped from his embraces. though you felt
his fiery breath,
the love you bore the comrade who fell by
your side that day,
hlad shared with you the marches and the
foray or the fray,
hi the memory OF the fallen-keep it free
from every stain,
i
traitorous heart arraign;
brrs the triumph and rejoicing, and the vic
tors crown of bay,
heirs the suffering and the silence, and the
low-Grched roof OF clay;
,-rs the Joys of use and labor, but beneath
Your marching feet
etleir ,namhoods pride and valor, and their
hopes as fair and sweet;
aarts that beat with love and daring, hands
that held q sacred trust
ID fulfilled it nobly, grandly, now are only
heaps OF dust.
nce YOU MARCHED with them to battle, shared
their danger ana their pain,
NJ IRE heirs of all their glory-let them not
have died in vain!
oilers Of the Silent Army! You whose half
told days shall shine
VI whose memory is the anchor OF our coun-
try Storm tossed bark
alng her TO truth and freedom when the skies
are yelled and dark;
u whose sightless eyes behold US, and whose
shadoWy forms are near,
use your spirits from their SAUNDERS aud our
heartfelt pledges hear!
me SKY which arches DER you, bright with
summers loveliest blue,
the garlands that We bring you, smiling
through their tears of dew,
each fond remembrance clinging to the
earthly forms you wore,
each heart that broke with anguish when
you fell to rise no more,
each hope that faded with you from love 8
shining morning sky,
each life whose Joy departed when you laid
you down to die,
thebannor that you gave US, free from every
spot and stain,
yer, While the crimson life-blood courses
swiftly through each vein,
III the land which you enfranchised bear a
tyrant or slave
ls!e its soil supports q footstep or its depths
afford q grave!
NINETTE NJ. LowATER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07
4Implores the passing tribute Of q sigh.-

"1mplores the passing tribute of sigh"
The total number OF internents in the yari-
GUS national cemeteries reaches the great figures
OF 30s,331, of which there are 1927 known
1905; and pesos unknown; and Confederate
prisoners, 81 ,G61 Seventy Eight of the eighty
one national cemeteries are under charge Of
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

The man who forgives much Is en-
rapport with the angels.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07
Memorial Day.

nation s sacred day,
when our gifts Of tears
I and garlands on our
heroes graves We lay
Field and garden yield
their treasure. masses
fair OF beauteous
bloom,
Each o message of re-
menbrance bearing
to the lowly tomb.
Emblems are they OF
the fallen, whom the
springing grasse 8
hide,
OF their hopes, so fair
and glowing, stricken
in their noon-day
pride;
Long their sleep and
deep their slumber
A1.l tl,, ,,~n,,r - &
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

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AoHoHs, NJ,
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' the Chair, ,'r's
Sole" Shoes .S
spocial.l
ne he m,urd E, }'
Pc aay At 4 Il,
present present arrsJ
In the Week ,I' I
will r WIN be no..
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a md farewell !
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MS u.s. cell, aas
a read. Ills s''
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4 ans will be 9,
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etal plate COY
Meeting me- with
the 9, heels.
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around
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25


She made sachct bags and mats,
Iidics cotton flannel cats,
And the fattcst kind OF cushions worked with floss
and arraScen:
She painted jugs ami dishes
With reptiles, birds and fishes,
And improved upon Dame Nature in Il manner no
ways mean.
She made bank note case
For her second cousin STAGE,
"A Yankee circuit preacher with family of nine,
And lovely Hammered plaque,
And silk embroidered sacquc
For her aunty who was "squatins" near the west
crn Kansas line
Now the husband OF this lpalot
Il vow bate to tell it,
When assailed by pangs of hunger would most
sarcastic grow.
His gross nature called for beef
And she said she'd Just as cf
Live with a south Sea cannibal. he ilwrd her
senses so.
He garod like any Turk.
When lie came one day from work
>tor The dinnerd slipped hcr mind, and the ktch
Ell fire was low
But said With smile -ardouic
'IWouId ''serNc as It slight tome
If she'd "epatter work gid" him .md ''tic ulI Il
satin bow"
Amy Hamilton in New York World.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25
haCkanlbalI,


"o' 2! ''I'eo4' ~ S'fe OF fAft r., -2i RaI
~; Gretchen oam OF Nelson, 2'2t', rs three
year oid' an" susie oven -.26i Nklp' gam ct n
aepehHehce' 2'-l'4 '"eharm' 2.35't- uItton was
sired bE kySdykS hamhetoniah, ~, sire Of DcN
~ 800 NN''~' '' i''''i''' 9Ht ~ '''"'' -
2OS'
Thackambau's dam was bv Dirioo. HIN thn -i,e
of i.+,o L.oi 33.i> rt,, 1-i; "a ,,,,..
~ > " - ~ = IL -'-'' ''"'IH
BROOKS, - tlnpr1, 800 Black Walnut, 2-3olt
Hard Road 3D. ana many other f,st ana stvli.b
t. ,;, , ,;,,
h"iSe9' WIN hi Ni'''o"' lec"r't9- NlahH ''i'n WA
sired by erm0Hi BtucL'- Ii0trL.
II /. unnacoss.rv II, .o,, .,,,,., IN ,.,,.i .. hill
,,; TIL
"ltc"IlS "l 'l'l9 Sltoii' is an ih'cillSeht morse
owner can at glance that it is Of the tei besf
t,.,,,;,,,. a. :. TIKI. ,,i,.,,.l,. l,,,, /
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25
100 Ladies' Wanted,
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castora,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,oria.
2yrs50
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all a man could
suffer and live. Face and body covered with
awful sores. Used the tuticura Remedies ten
weeks and is practically cured. remarkable
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25

contracted terrible blood poisoning year
ago. / doctored with two good physicians neither
of whom did me any good. | suffered all man
can suffer and live. Hearing of your trTICURA
REMEDIES ! concluded to try Them knowing if
they did me no good they could make me worse.
| have been using them about ten weeks, and am
most happy to say that am almost rid of the
awful sores that covered my face and body. My
face bad if not worse, than that of Miss
Buynton, spoken Of IN your book and would say
to amy one in the same condition, to use ca rICUKA,
and they Will surely be cured. lou may this
letter ~ the interests of suffering humanity.
Il W rely \NI.lI AshlnmI OHM
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25
al : ] ]

Or against. as applied to ANTi-t P0PLEC-
TINE. means remedy against striking d3wa. .r
a remedy for those diseases whose termination
often is sudden death. 1t is tile only Apola
Preventive known to medical fence AHA ,,i.i
Cure Paralysis, Heart Disease. Rhvu-
Inati-m. Dyspepsia. Liver >ompiai..f
IA idncy and Bladder Trouhie>. Chronic
Bronchitis. SciaIicn and al Diseases 4 rie-
ing from Impure Blood and DcbiIitatcd
Nerves, Dizzincs. or Pressure in The
Head. spots Before Ewes. Pain Around
or PaIpitation of the Heart indicates the
use. Of ANTI
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25
DISEASED BLOOD.

HnmOrs, Blotches, Sores, Scales, Crusts,
and Loss Of Hair Cured.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25

The Peet Sugar Company has been incorpo
rated in California.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25

rated III California.
Everything which belongs to pure, healthy blood
is impaired by Hoods Sarsaparila 4 trial W II
convince you of its merit.
man fails in business for 2ON0O His credit
ors levy upon his assets and obtain 1000 in settle
ment of their claims. How much does hi. wife
make out of the transaction? Answer SI3nGO
Be Your Own Doctor.
1t won't cost YOU one half as much De not de
lay. Send three 2-cent stamps for postage, and We
will send you DIR. kaufmann's great work fine
colored plates from life, disease, il causes and
home cure. Address a. Z. Ordway, & CO., Boston,
Mass. 2Wl1
There is much difficulty in locating tie site
for new navy yard as there is in selecting the
spot on which one would have boil.
100 Ladies' Wanted
And 100 men to call on any druggi for a free
trial package OF Lanes Family Medicine the great
root and herb remedy, discovered by Or. Silas
Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. For diseases
Of the blood, liver and kdneysit is a positive cure
For constipation and clearing up the cumpleNio
1t does wonders. Children like it. Everyone
praises it. Large size package, 10 cents. At all
druggists
deadly effort-Count Peter Schouvaloif, the
Russian diplUmatist is dead Sooner or later we
must all Schouvalotf this mortal coil.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25
PIN !!
A Fact

MToRTH knowing is that blood dis
W eases which all other remedies fail
to cure. viola to Ayers SarsaparilIa.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25
Be Your Own Doctor

A man fails in business for 500 eco. His credit
ors levy upon his assets and obtain $1,000 in settle
ment of their claims. How much does his vii,
make out of the transaction? Answer @I3 nG0
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-25

NJ. LOU, U!bach, the French author. T. dead
Mrs. Humphrey Ward i III Italy engaged
upon a new novel. which is promised /;
frankly human piece Of irtion.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

i5 in bem snabisen SrduI,in mein. Ees
Iepbonbetanntidbait non geferu erbIide.
@rIuubeu Sfe mir, mein TrduIein, Mid
oiesmal in persona uorsultellen: Gers
barb uon 9auenba9, leiOer 0titimeiiterl
llno Sbneu, SS9ucn allein, mein 6rduz
lein, biete i6 meine @nti6ulbi9ung fiir
bic Sreiheit, bic i'd mir uabm, an.
9Sollen Sic mir uerseiben, bab i3 ben
SSrrtbum nidt oIei6 aufflGrte, nm nod
sin weni9 Idn9er bas 8ersnii9en gu bas
ben, mid nit Sbueu III unterbaIten2"
vSa, ia, ith uerjeibe Sbuen," ueriette
MaOelsiue, nit Der irii9sn Stimme, Die
ibm i6on bur6's EeIepbon 10 gut seiaIs
Itn bate, NIB nit einer 9eruihen ents
i6loiieuen Refbeit, Die nit ibrcr 8Ions
Sincnaumutb I'M entSiidenoiIen @je9eni
iaee itanoen. SD uerSei6e Sbnen unb,
nun brau6cn Sic mir aud meinen grus
Der ntdt Suiammen Sn i6ieBen.4
reese AUDI gar fcin @erpi9t barauf
betbeuerte Qaneubu6, nit Ger9niisen bes
merteu5, baB Na6sIeiue ibmarSe 9lusen
bate, ieinem YbuntaliebiIb alio bod in
etipas entipra9, Denu iie es aud babel
bimmeIbo9 iiberhof. Oenn ioI9e Iu'
gen tonnte man nitbt trdumen.
,9lu6 i9 le9e feiueu btionOeren @ertb
Oaraui, Serr 0tittmeiiter," iuste ber
ndbertreteuoe 0tobert etpas lteii, vpon
S6ren eri6oieu gu rueroeu, ooer Sic gu
eri9iebcu, uue ba sic meine S6wefer
INN gnti@nIOi9ms sebeten baben, 10
erilbrigt mir ni6ts-"
v9lIS ben !Serrn 0tittmeiiter sIei6falIS
nm @nti9uIOisuns Su bItten," iiel Wtas
beleine gebieterii6 elm.
vMeine S9peiter beiieblt, m6 idb
ssbOrde," iaste 9tObert ni3t O9ne Sers
Ie9enbeit.
Gerburb i6itteIte ibm trdftg bic
Sanb.
LIMB bite, Scrr 0tittmciiter," iubr
WtaOeleine tort, rtommen Sic iett fiir
einen Momcnt nit berein. 0tobert bat
Yapa nod 9eltern uOu 9lllem untsrri6tet;
uu6 Bapa wirb 9ewiB frob iein, gu err
inbreu, boB bic Sa1e QiitIidb bei9eIe9t
iit."
yWit 9ersniissn. ertIdrte Ge,barb.
v9lber ruie rpereen sic bic glnweienbeit
zines Der S5ueu 10 uergubtcn 0tittmeiiter
erfldren?"
ySie fonnen mid ia bcrebren!" iaste
MuoeIeine nit ip0ttil6sr Seran5iorbe'
rung.
lln6 ct tbat eS. 0in6eiteus CLAUDE
i'd, baB bic I96ne glonbiuc Die 0titts
msiiter ni@t mebr 70 iebr boBte, aIS lie
i'm Serbite nit eiuem berielbcn (rom
,lpeitrn SuiureuresimenD Dor ben GItar
trat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03
Giugcgangeu

Bripaticr Bamperl le6t swar icbr
Bliiflid nit ieiner tbeurcn @9ebdIfte.
aber III einem Buntte iibt iie itren9es
Sausre1t, uuo menn ct barin unfol9s
Jam lit, 10 gibt es regelmdBi9 elm Oons
nerpetter. Serr MamperI mubte prGcis
10 ll6r Su ,Sauie iein, uno mar er ui9t
nm bieie 3eit Su Sauie. io---.
@iues NbenoS = bns olte Bier mar
sben geraoe iebr gut - per9nb ii6 Serr
gSamperl, trant cine WaB me6r pie ses
p0bnli6 uub - Simmel, bab' Grbors
men = ais CT. iSt gr6Bten Slide idweIs
9enb, auf Die llbr in6, mar es bereits 4l2
ll6r. Gntieet iubr er III bic I90be = er
muBte unbebiu9t por IL llgr in Bette
Iiegcn.
g9amperl bate gun, Slid uidt melt
nn6 Snuie, unO 10 itanb er 0einc 9lItc
i6lici @jott lei 0aut) bereits Dor Ieiuem
Bette. ieIbitreocnO i'm iinltcrcn 3immer
-o oIs Die neben ieinem Sctt bciinbIi9e
llbr II llbr idIug.
SSm 9lei1cn gIugeubIid aber b0rte CT
aud, ipie ieine gllte lid i'm Sette inns
brebte unb Bal6 ipa6euO ia9te: DfaucrI,
biIt 4 6nus - in 0ei'm Yetterl?"
ySa, Wieigerll" ia9te @amperl. i'm
Stilleu bic S6Idse ber llbr sGblenb.
glls ebeu Der ;cbute S6lag uollenbete,
uobm ct i5reu bns llbr9ciuitbt in bic
S0nb, 10 boB es aIio mir 10 llBr i9lug.
60 blieb er wO6I cine baIbe SuInoe por
ieinem Bette iteBen, bns llbrscrpi6t baIs
tenO, bis IL bo6te, feline 9IIte iei rpieber
eiugei6Iummert. Gr bate lib aber 9es
tdui9t, bem &c lag nur i'm SOIbidIums
mer, ba ibr Die sOn5e @ei3i4te uerSd9'
tig uortom.
@ubIi9 pur6e @amptrI bod bsS
@attcns miiOe. subem es i'm etwas iros
'ftelte, uu0 10 IicB er ouf einnaI oas @es
mi6t iabrem unb idIiipfte bnrtis in Iein
9stt binein.
Our6 bieies Gjerdui5 purSe abcr
Srau Wseigerl uoaitdnOig mad nnO
b6rte bieieIbe beutIib, pie Die llbr ibren
S9Iag uoIlcnbete umo - Slvci llbr
i1lug.
vg8art', On alter Saufaus = uIiO
nm llbr tommit On J. Saus =
bas lit ia redt nett!.... 0sO' mart
nur. bei'm Gudee reteu mer nod a
@6rtI!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

uueRlud fuu5 cine Mnnonee - bier -
cineu mhtbiscn Weni6en, Der 100 9ityt.
perbieneR mill. lluo iie fanb Seberste
in MieHge, @,ott iei'S getIagt, obgleid
Miande mobl ni9t butter Der barmloien
Siierte eineu Moro uermutbeten. @iuer
aber puBte es uno mar bereit, nit bsm
ibm suseianoten 9lrienit bas jrnse Mdos
6en gu uer9iiten; ibr gutter @ngel inoeB
bate ibr 3ur re9ten 5eit 6Iubt aus bes
YruberS Saus cin9e9eben, ooer T., wdre
Oou 8u6enbano uer9iitet poroeu - Die
Sspeiie Iiegen uor. SD bite besbalb
um 6reiiprebung ber 6rau Gllen Wfeus
boBa, Die li6 uur ibres 2ebsns iuebrte,
ais iie bic Marquie be Gorraime ms
99aler itiirSte. woour3 oiclelbe MIN
lelblt um's 2ebcu tam."
@.r bate geeuoet uno uerbeu9te tlb.-
unb nun 9ei6ab etluas, mas IN ben gln'
naIen en9Iii6er S6,purgcrt6tss sSultiS
pobl faum gum Sweiteu WiaI uOrtomnen
piro, bic Surp erbob iid, bod nidt nm
ibrcm Sbmanu bmausSuioIgen, ionocrn
I'M eiultimniJ Sn ,uien: pgfi9t i9uls
Big.
g8ie elm SumuIt, ruie eiu OfisntIitbes
SeIt gin9 es bur6 bic Wtenge, pon 0tuno
su Miuno pfouste eS iid fort: vgti6t
l6ulbi9" = bic Sarriiter umrnstcu uuO
grauIirteu 2oitus 9eIius, SaroIO mar
Su Gaen seeilt mb belt iie in beiBer
4isbe umi9Iun9en, man ertannte ibn,
man rief ibm: sod, bod, SoroIo
0anbaul" su = Der 9titbter ltano forms
lid perbubt, benu er mar nod gar
ni6t baSu setommen, iein lrtbetl 81
publieireu.
GubIi6 bra6te bic @Iofe bes Brdiis
benten Gtube uno irt Die eintretenoe StiIIe
ipra6 er oas llrtbeil: Die bes 0torbeS
an Der Marquiie Sues be 2orraine anses
flaete Glen Janbau, Satin bcs Otors
quis be Gorraine, lit einltImmig fir
nibtl6ul6ig ertIGrt porbeu bur6 bic
SSurp, NIB pirO biermit fir aIIe 3eit aIs
ni9ti4uIOis ertIdrt : ansetIa9te, sic
Iin6 irei.~
Qanoiam ebbte Der Strom beS BubIis
tums, Der 9lbpotateu, Seiiisenoen, Der
Surp un6 Der Betbeilisten ab = bic 0tes
porter flosen gu ibren Sfficins, nnb elm
paar Stunoen ipdter puBte 2Onbon cine
neutrality-suspicious., eiu bis9en barod,
eiu bs9en iiberipannt, aber 9ar ni6t
hout godt, wie man 5uerlt geglaubt
bate. .-Orei Gage barauf bate man bic
Wlarauiie be Sorraine in Der g8elt Der
,Mon6ainss" unb v@bateIaines" per'
oeIlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03
(Gnbc.)

- -lmgefebr lit aud gef ;,
ren.-@ait: ySbr 2iqueur lit aber unter
alIer aritif g8irtb: .6b, i'd bite
Iebr-e6ter ,,8eneSietiner" !" = Gait /:
v9ta, na, baS i9eint mir'benn bod mebr
yNtaIeOictiner" Su iein! !"
= Ser Stu6ienfreunb. =
Willer: ySerr Otaier ipsr mar Der
Serr, ben Sic ipeben 9esrilbt baben ?"-
Dtaier: ,,OaS mar Elm Stuoienfreunb
bon mir, 95rofeilor S9narrer. = DtuI=
Ter: s4b?! Sic baben ituOirt?" =
Dtaier: ,,Oas serabe nidt aber ais i6
in Wtunden arbeitete, mar S9narrer
bort auf Der llniperlitdt, uno ba babe
mer ais RahbarsfinSer mitenanoer eine
Stube s'mietbet unb babe bann oft
;'iamme iiuOirt, roo mer Gelb auftreibf
tonnten su paar Niaab Sier !"
e GeIbiterfenntnib. = q. ::
,9Sa8 bait Su ibm benn auf ieinen
SorI6lag seanttuortet 2" - y. r9tun,
i'd ia9te ibm oans sinfa9: Gasu Iua'
Dir einen Silmmern al8 itb bin; aber
i6 CLAUDE niHt ba5 Oh einen finben
wirit."
-nngaIGnt. Dame: ,SIt es
Silnbe, Serr 9rofefor, baB id Ber8nis
Ben haran finoe, ipenn Die 0erren mir
iagen baB itb i6bn bin?" - BrofeIor ::
,,gs lit immer StnOe, SerSni9en an
ber llnpobrbcit Su finben."
-8 eiGnfti9un9. Bon b en-
gItern ieiner iunsen Srau uno einieen
ndberen sSreunben beeIeitet, besibt ii6
Der Serr 9Sroiehor auf ben 8abnbof, um
penige Shmben na6 Der Srauun9 bic
hbIi6e 0p9SsitSreiie onsutreten. Der
glbI6ieb nit reifli6em Tbrdnener9ub
boIl3iebt ii9 ebenfallS in iibli6er 9Seile.
9tIS iebpb bic nmarmunsen ii6 fort uno
fort ipieberbDlen, tp6brenb Der 9u9fiibrer
brinsenb sum Giuiteisen ermobnt, slaubt
Der Brpfehor bic peinIiben Grreeunsen
abfilrSen Su miiiien rno ruff nit fal.
bunespOIIer Stimme: ,,gusuite iei elm
Utann!"
-GriftigeGnti6uI6igung.
llnterpfttjIer (am SalernenthoD gla,
gieumann, no fpmmen benn Sic ber -
jipei Smnoen nad Der &etraite ?-9ieil=
mann: Gnti6ulbiseu Sic, 6err 1luters
pffiSier - id bate meinc llbr perseiien |!
= Gin mObernes @ret 6 e n.
lieutenant ,,Ytsin Ihbnes fSrdulein,
barf ib ipagen, meinen gIrm un6 @eIeit
Sbr anSutragsn ?"-n8in tpe6er 6rdus
Isin,. iveber i4bn - fam un9e | e it,
n ant na9 9auIe 9eb'nw
-Merttu iirbis.-Oa bab i6
nun StiefIetten bon einem Sanf6ireftor,
BeinfIeioer BON einem 8entier, 8eIte
anb 9tod pon einem Sarpn, ben Sut ios
gar bon einem Graf unb bod i9au' i9
aus, trie Gin 9ump |"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

Ger Oi6ter @tIGters be
rSsles9loam, weI6er i6on Iange au
einem Ntngeutrebs lit, itarb am is.
glu9. bel ben Sr6res SaintsSenlisbe
0ieu in 8aris. no Die Siirior9e ieiner
Sreunbe ben unbemitttIten 6ranfen uns
tergebra6t bate. Dieier Gage lieB er
iib nod in extremis nit eiuer 6reunoin
trauen, weI6e nuBer einem i6ousn 0tas
men unb eiucm 6nabeu, iiber beileu Gjes
burt gebeimuibuoue @ei6i9ten crsdbIt
perben, ui6ts uou ibm erben mirb. Sin
betrddtIides 9ermO9en bate berieIbe
uerproeeiiirt, nm bic alten 1te6te ieiner
6amiIte aut ben Gbrou uon SeruIaIem
barSut5uu, geitiibt auf bic Gbatla9e,
baB Der Iettc @jroBmeiiter oes NtaIteiers
Srbens Elm Silliers be rSsIc;9lOam ses
rpeien mar. Der 9i6ter leb seitpeiie
I'M tiefiteu GIenb, obue 0a6 uno Sab,
in Der MeIt ieiner Erdume, bic er in ges
bunbener unO un9sbunoener Jtcbe nieoers
i6rieb, aber nitbt periuertbete. pie elm
moberner prattii9erer Sdtiititels
Ter. Gr mar bis sulett, Sleid Dem
aIteu 9nrbep b'9lureuillp, Der ebeufallS
arm ltarb, Wiiturbeiter bes pGiiI'9IaS."
9 6cinbareS Sneon queu;.
glIter 2ebrer Tan benz cine bobe Yeri6us
Iitbteit porbeigebD: pSctt mar Der
Weui9 in Der S9ule 10 ein @ieI un6 lit
bed ell 10 sroBes Ebier se'uorOen!"
8oritbtig. gr: y9eb' ipobI,
lirbe emma, wirit On mir aud treu bIsis
ben, bis idb wieoertebre?~ - Sic; p Gje'
wiB, Sbeueritsr = aber nidbt Iuagr, Dv
toamit redt baIb aurid2!"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-17

LOR RENT threc-story brick house, No. Is
Il jefferson, corner Of Perry; newly painted
and repaired, contains nine rooms on basement
and two-story outbuiding. Apply to j. W.
MCALPlN, Executor