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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-03
S6merjsn- @eiGmitteC,

mclthcs ioiort bic martcrnodeu Sbmcrieu tilt Glt'
sHnurgen IHocrt uHo GURJeitCHeu 0cut, ob 3 Il OR
guRqc, Dem WiuleR, peH Slu3eUcIoeH ODER loaiIIcI
SriiCn OoCr Sr9aneH iIno cine NaWeHNUHl 4eIl1t.
Snuerlltl d tIrlrt Elm hubcr bis gu tlRed SlctH
IDffel uoa in eiHem 9aie 2Sdcr IN meTjacH NtuuttI
Srdmpic, lauren Dia1eH, ueb;itltt, Srbrchcu, Sooa
bremen, g&ru0tdt Stba11i1'ctt, Sopiue', 0ldts
fer.
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~ q r1ria
i'll ibren bcrid)ieorncn Jurmen
bibigss uno faltcS 5isbsr.

gs gttt tein 6eilmttel in Der g8et, uetles bibta.s
mo iatt5 yGebtr uao alle dIoereH mG.QrbeH, lobie
e5G!eH> Gao aaoete 6ie6tr (Rllt oulie Don VaopanS
YIlleD i4He4er Bellt, ais GGoIpaD's ReG0g Jles
liei.
9reiS so GcEts ole 5tai1s, 3u bGbea Del at4
len Apot9stsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-03
9frhcit 1inn stnntt.

Sirmiugbe g. III, 2lln., ,. 9c;eu6er. -
Der Strife per &Oblengrabcr III Alabama
nabm geiern ieinen 9luiang, inocHcn itau>
ben nur enua 6000 Don BEN 5000 @ruben=
leuteu I'M Stnate ans. G5 perlautet, bab
Der Snite bur6 @euniD!uanier giieuinou=
itrielie ueranlaBt murOe, neil Oieielbcn cine
SctriebSeinitellung Der Giienuerfe in Der
bter9en 9egeno su beperfitelligen wiiuhen.
Ste lollen Den yentcn i'm Sale etne5 lQuge=
rem SritcS betra4tlihe fiuansiele 6ilfe
periproden baben. SerId)iebene Grubeuz
better beabNttigen, 9teger alS Griugleute
fiir Die Snlfer an3uitelleu.
8of ener, N.s9., ,. December. - Der
burdl ben Strite in Der Gor'i6eu Sdubz
fabrif UerunlaBte r2odout" in alien bieiigen
Sfubfabriten nabn beute ieiuen 9lniang.
Ser pSodout" beidrdnft it'd auf piejcntgen
an9eitellten, weId)e fdJ gewei9ert baben,
aus Der BOOT and Shoemakers International
Union auS5utreten. 9ieie Union oronete
ben Strife in Der @pr'iGen 60brif al nHO
beitett auT Sortietun0 beielbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-03
s9mS Der Snuoesbauetifaet.
Die beppritcbenoe si5mne OCT Sommiiion fur
bic 0rlupuns eincr characterization

Sabu.
gSaibinaton, >. SeSember. - 9ie
aus Sertretern Der Ser. Staateu uno anoez
rer ameritauiibeu 9tepublifen beltebenDe
Gommiiiiitn iiir GriinOung elmer intcrzcou=
tlnentalen Sabn, meI6e i'm Gtuflan9e nit
elner GmpiebIung peS pa1=ameritaniifeu
@on9reIieS eruannt purOe, uuO Die einleiz
tenOeu S6ritte fir Die &ermeiiuug elmer
SabnItnie sur &crbiuoun9 pc8 nOrOameriz
fanl6en Gtenbabu-SpltemS nit Dem iiioz
ameritaniifen trefen iOa, miro am Ottttz
nod Ntlttag, ben 4. 9eSember, I'M Staats=
2eportenent 5uammen treten. Sefretdr
SIotne mtrO cine SemilltOmmnungs=2u=
iprndle nn Nie Selennten hnltfn
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rem. Die Ser. Staaten battcn an Sem peutz
l9en UtOOu5 ein Seilpiel nebmen ioQen.

.Srau Sarri m, bte SrGiioentin, lit
cine lrommc Srau. Sic reiite SamItoq
abeno sum Selud)e nat ihrer 6eimatb Snz
olaHapolts, Snb. alS ber Sonntag anbrat),
MEG iie in Iltoona, geuni., ans uno perz
bl'eb bort, nm Den Sabbatb ni6t su entbei=
lt9en, bis NOntag frib.
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,,Sein @eipidlt 1T 0olo iucrtb."

Zen II. SdHuGr 1888. Unguit, 90.
81. Raowop: SD 6o6e ole bic 0erIGicocu21
0iittel, Die I'M Dtare itao, obHe GroI9 periuht, a
iih meiH 3ultGHo enotb periuImmerte uHo eu
3reuuo mir rietb, SIR GeaoO JiclIti Su qe6rauhen.
SD olste ieiHcm JiatGe mo 9ebrau,tte oaIel6c an
mciHem Su6leleHt uno an mctnem 'tHIe uRo mar 3u
mClner BermuEoerirg am EdillteH UtorQen mleoer I'M
Stanoe uleiHeH IjfilteE Hdhlu9ebeH. SD bate iebc
lange an RbermGtismus gelitteH. SD ueroe ME o0ne
g. u. u. eiH, od eS ieIH CjeUi5t N &olo mert5 it,
lReHe Yiutter nEroe ourb u. u. IT, IN slpei Stunoeu
ron Rhsumdtt5mUS in ben SdlUtteIn qet6ci,t.
u. 8. s ooper bon Der 5trmd @ooper & Sudns.
Gin 5al6er bis 81 el1em 2getlOiiel Uoa in eiueru
bGIbeH Slaie SSGler ilEocrt IN UeHiaeH Dtiauteu
&rampic, Ra9eniaare, lebelfeit, Grbrcdlcu,
Soobrcnnen, VeruoHtat, SdbIailuiiafeit, Vopis
idlmerjeu, Siarrboe, 5solit, 93la6uuaeu ttno
aue iuncrtidIcu SdjmerIcn.
90 ut bon Der GubcrEten gSidIti0feit, oar ieOe
ganttiIe eiueu Surrntb Uou
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4llalara in ibrrn prrfbirOrnrn 4Ot-
mrn arbriIt unb prrbatrt.

gs eiett fcn Stilmittel III Der 9Htt, Ucit5eS T&cbs
Icie6Cr uHo ale aHbcreH maaNhcH, blloieH mo lUs
uiocu Elebgr NIT NIlie uUH Ranwag's Eiueu 10
itreli belt, ais 3lGownp'e Hcaop HeItef.
d. u. u. hlrrt rttlt o;H NIT Dtdurl1 Se51ftea
ter ioroeru uenH Scuc, ipeIhc Dem madrIiten N'Itc
ousoeictt itno icocn 0iorgcr, che W ans lche % biz
25 5ropen 9tedou 9telieI II ISdlicr etH1ehms1 mo
babel euen Grader eieH, neroeH e eoeH IH5rlf uora
beuacr.
so cts. Die Iaite. Ru No6cr 6et 9potjeferE.
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@tJm9tl,9s Scid)spcrocm.

Jiabmdp'S 9enoo 9lelief GGtc cine Glr fir jeo. It
non Shmorier, &eryeEtunlcr, GuetitUultH,
SdlmtrieH in Dem 0fideH, ocr I'rUp mo
6gn GfieegrH. IS max od5 erie
uno 1T odS ciE;lc
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IfiniiInnn inter Der &niifs.

petersburg, ?. 9eSember.- Der G;ar
bat bic ebemulige SelbitfdnOigfeit Slim
Lamb jett and iormel aufgeboben, inoenl
sr Die Contribution unterieihnete, melte
pon Der betreffenOen /. 3. eingeietten Cont
million fir 6iuulauO entporieu moroen lit
2ebteres lit jett, uie jeoeS anbere G'ebet
be8 ruiiiid)en 3(eid)eS, cine Der @iQtiir oes
G;aren untermOrfene YroUin;.
llEruben in, Is Songoitaat.
8riiiiel, 2. 9e;ember. - 9iadlriften
pom GonQoitaate er9ebeu, baB Die GinQcboz
rcuen nod INNER wioerjpdHitiq finn, urO
Dap Sample suiden linen uuO ben Staati.
truppen ftatt9eiuubeu baber. lld)t GiuQCz
borenc pur0en get0Otet unb Sman,ia per-
munoet.
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GaDmag's Piaen.

bsT oss lHLertl6e5, osr ytlerer OIL . ale, e Jgrs
rem gSsIrtUpiuHa, parLeI0Igttlt. uAuaodH.l ptelt
gusu.pue, 9dleHleioea, blc0er rQHtegleIb5cAGinoual
osptloe JcIu pe9ttabttib, weotr Guetlt Ser Dime.
rQlien, mob ibdollhe SroBueH eHt9ateHo.
SiHeoOllto mmeEe SeroauuHg rDiro ourb
ben G'ebrGEh pom J1Gopop5 BtleR erSielE. 9Ieroar1
Opspep(te,
9oPlneh, osTooIbsner Dfa9sH uEo Suioiitit uermica
bsE, % Ole ytGbruns, bic 5br 81 Sut stEouImH ba5t.
Igre HaqIcnoeH S9eHihateH SUI AuiretierhGtan9 oss
nGIuTIldeH .JullGHoeS oes Sorper5 lgeiert.
Yrets % Gents ole 2Gadltel. 81 9aoeH aet
ellen apotbe'ern.
=, DIR. RADWAY CO., glg. 80, g8ausH. StrGs:.
8sp,.ors
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grofeTor &od'S @ntocduna.

9crliH, ,. DECEMBER. - @eaen Die 9lb=
iid)t Der Negiernn9, Die Sod 'id)e 2pnpbe
auf Staat5folten beriIellen un0 pom Staate
Oerfanieu III laTen, miro jett in 2(potheterz
Sreien lebbaft agltirt. Otan lammelt in
bieieu Sreiien llnteridrtiten fiir cine Dfa=
ienpetitiOn Der apotbefer an ben Heid)Staq,
in pelfer berelbe eriuht wiro, oen itaatltz
den %ertrieb Der Spmpbe Ill uerbinbern,
neil iie, Die 2tpptbefer, meld]e iiir oas Yriz
uilea Der Oeritellurq unp oeS SerfQufeS pom
0tebBtuen bobe Steuern be;ableu miiBten,
ourf llebertragung leneS HedJtes al ben
Staat Itmer Qeld]aoigt wiirben. - Der gu
iluB bon amerifanthen Ier;ten nad) uniez
rer StaOt SebufS Supiums Der &od)'id5eu
Metbope lit I'M Serbdltnib III ioltlen Ger;z
ten anoerer 9tatlonalttdten aerina. SiS
jest iiuD bel Der biefqen amerifoniidlen Sc
lauotid)aft MIR Die 9ottoreu t6errina uno
@uiteraS pon PHILADELPHIA au0emeloct.
Der pNattonulSettnn9" SuiolQr miro iiCh
8rof. Sod meigern, OaS oorQcidllaqene 9taz
tional=@ @brengeId]enf iuGeitalt elmer Summe
@eloe5 ;u acceptlren.
6ranIoiiides.
g ,. 3eS. = Die 9eputirtenfam=
mer hat ben nad uHbefannten 9leQionen
OefCuIItltN SlLlllul utI URIIrQl Ten uS0u0UP
bgtat," GaDnaup, ieines Sites perluitio
erfldrt.
Gem pSigarO" Suiol9e mirS Der 8apf
bemuadit Elm S4reiben usrOneutliden, in
@eldem er SapSinal II Sapigerie's Yolitit in
Dem Staate mibbili9t, ,Hgleid5 jeood) bic
8rinSipien, welde ben aaroinal III bem
SOrlhlags peranlaBten, out beift. Die
&Opalilten a9itiren in sen Yropinseu gegen
SarOinal 2auigerie. .
Sin meiterer Giienbabnraub mirb berif,z
tst: Cine jun9e franSDfiife Dame, IIar-
qulle 9a9gel, muroen in einsm Goupe ;pis
iden 0tOnaco nnO Soulpn Don 0ieben iiberz
falen, mel4e ile feiielten unD ibr $3.50 TcS,
abnabnlen.
Yrdibent @arnot bat cine 8ia uutsr,eid.
net, peldle Grie9eulanb bis ;um Tsbrunr
1892 bic SortbeiIe Der Observation-Disclosures.
9tationSzSlauiel" 9emdbrt, untep Npr Ne
bin9ln9, oaB es frans0ii6e 8ejue ;pl(irei
einlaBt unO Die 50as aai Spiten unO Gam
met rebu;trt. Wv ~"
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6rpi,c Tuth in SarIsboo.

SarIsbab, .. 9e;emter. - Die biez
foe 8oli;eiiorce lit nm ba5 9reiiadle per-
itarft morOen, unb nit bieitr Suiammen paz
troulltireu Sreimillige 9tadis 0urdl Die Straz
Sen, nm 9iebitdble Su uerbinoern. 9ieielz
ben baben lid nGnllid in 6olae Der burd,
Die lleberidwemuuug ueruriadjten gfotb in
erldrcfenper SSelle pernehrt.
Sur SriTS in Gmglano.-ausIi Iid,teu au5 sen
Tiidtritt 0Iaoitome's GIs HberaIer rub.
rer.
2onbon,2. 9eSember.-Wton er,partet,
boB Die liberalen 0iitglie(er OeS lluterhou
les unb beS SerrenbauicS oemuGtbIt cine
GouferenS iibCr Die politiiae Situotipn kof~
ten merOen. 6eu,p @abbu6eYe NM 8rOf.
Stuart peroficutliden EN- Sd,reiben. in
weldlem iie Die 2lnaabe &aynells, ban fie
nit leinen 8e9nern inter ben 9fatiounliIten
i'm Gurlament tntriguirten, in Qbrebe tel
len.
Sn Srn. .Glnbfone's @obnuuo fouh beute
cine @onferens itatt, III melher Ser 9fiftritt
GlaplOne'S ais liberaler Siibrer beiprod,eu
murNe. @S wurbe beid)loiien, cine Ser
Iammlung Der liberalen BARS uub ser 9ittz
glieber oe5 llnterhaules ein;uberufeu. I'M
eine Grtlarung pes 6rn. @laoftone ~ per-
nebmen.
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Ger bemerfenSpertbefe Gab in bem
. q aB nj IS eri d. te bonn l. DECEMBER
Ut Der, meld)er Dem Senate erSablt, baB Die
y EFT o. Suna bme Der Q dub I'M
Nonat Nopember S6,13O,S19.51 betrug.
User trob oe5 Seritedenipielen8 beS 9rdit=
00enten oaran 9laubt, baB bei'm S6luiie bes
Sinan5labreS feln grOBeS 9eiiSit Oa iein
wlrO, mHB nit Slin0beit gei9lngen ein.
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]'OOmOD's pi(Icn.

eas sroEe seSer: unO Taoeu:SeilmitteI.
goahduoi9 eeitmatios. lber8udsrt, purgiysa, reaas
liIeH, TsIhI8eH uHo traItigeH.
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Sr. Gnbmab's
SarSapnrinian 9fcioGOc1st!
0us qroBe Slutretniguu95z Ntittet-
BUR Sceiluua aucr dlroniidjcu Srautbcitrn.

GbrortItcr Gt9eumatt8muS i'rop3u6ie ?''oen, 0rl
fengcitrpuit, trodeHtS 9uteIH NeOslelota' Euaec1
idmue, Niitfrautheiten, &)tbt, gSdiitrubt eng Iib
Srant5ttt, SulS1uG, &roH1ltiS, >hmlHoWbt Il. ]. ID
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Iaapag's 9leaog Jleliei

al eoer 3sit i'm 5auie babe. Scin G3s6raud hiro
fuobt5dttg lpirteH bel leoer Art pom Shmcr, oogr
SrdHhett. Us slbt 9tttt5 IN Der ISet, oas 10 fael
cinen Shmer3 tlt, nod ben Sortibrltt elmer sranfs
belt GHI5dIt, ais oa5 Jleaou Retei.
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Sn Seuti d1lano muroe am letten
Sonntaass abeuo Der meme 6 IL
JUS aufgenommen. Su jebsm Sauie murpe
cine !aarte sur ausliilluHg binterlaiieu. 9lm
Nio'tag be9ann Die Sammlung Der aarten,
uu6 in lueuisen eSo9en, uenn nidt Gasen,
Ifrben mir paS geammt 9ieiultat eriabs
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Die gInfUenouH9 oeS Reaop gcliei auf oer 90tp
thell uoer Die 3Orpert5eile in oeHeu tit Der 2 i'm
bei7oet, plro iOiort9e GrlcihteruHl geplbreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-03
Ser 9entiGe Correspondent,

Gl9lldl, 70 Wofenflld Nnp GuHnIugs,
q. Nainc, Gieeutbiir,sr HaD HcSaffeir.
elopeltsgde SaltiEiores Stra6e IHo BoitzSffccaue.
Yreis bes tGeIid5en @Iattes, burt ardger in Ball
tintore uuo in Der giahbarbat oeioret 121a @ts.;
faaIidtc unb Sonntae 60: Huegabe Is cts. pro
8ohe, ,satlbar moentiidl Die basSatt beiorgenoen
Srdser.-3daiit, nebii Sonnta as zsius 9abe inter
3eit i'm SerbdItnib; iir bic tpod,eutld,c Mnssabe
nit SonHtasshlott, portoire nit IbSus tiir Clubs,
50 so pro Sapr, nadl ir9enc einem Srte bes Snlanz
bes, S4 nab europa. Spmuta a s9tussabc 81
pro Sabr-0as bette unb biuisite Oeniidjc SIatt
In ben Dtittelz uHo SiibltaateR.
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Sn q en- 9 orter 81 hnfreiz
len ipiro cine Gonferen5 Gmm IL.
der y ab m BrGiibenteu Der Ser.
@ ia II angeregt. 9ie abfdt 9ebt
Oabin, i'm Sinblid aaf Die idlefte gage pie
Ter Sabnen cine Seritdnpisung iiber 4erio-
nen- unO 6radt Carrie berbei Su iiibren.
Sb San @oulo, Der id] nit 9oniolibatousz
YlGnen trdgt, Oabtnter ltedt?
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N. %. N.
NaDwaD'S
RcOOD Rc(iCf.
Die biaisits nno bette 2lrjnei fjr 6ami'
licusG'c6rou6 in ser 9Sclt.

SH Sett ooH elmer Dis SuuuiiI NiiEEtl1 nah cine
etHmall9eI ariroIIbeE gHUcRourl peIe5t eS me-
mas, ShmcricH SI llHoerH. SlHerlc, Uic htftt9 uRo
mGrterHo ole Stlmcr'cH Der ourp 9lheumdtisnluS.
SetGlagcr9teIt, GEtrlIuHa, Scrtrpucuul, HcrU5Ti
tat, gtcurd9c ootr oIrt ioHltlle Srurtlct Srhldfa
ten Gub ietH m1lcH. aaomu0S ledou 9clief peribait
iotortige @rIettttruns. Us tEoert giort mo belit
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

ous play. and occasionally she would
come Up miscAieVoosly and throw d
handful Of flowers az him.
"DOnt you wish that you could romp
With msg' she asked ono day.
GriZgle sobbed and leaned hts head
on the back Of the bench.
''Ohl please don't cry" the girl i'm
plored. Il didn't mean 70 hurt your feel
ings Come, look up now. See what
pretty flower this Is. %
II. Is lovely hower." ho answered,
looking up; ''but have seen lovelier
ones--in fact. see loyelier one now"
II wouldn't allow any one else 10 say
that she answered. smiling.
Then l indeed enjoy ! glorious priv
tlego"
'Itit is glorious 70 you. It IS surely
pleasant % me-"
Won't you 81, beside mop he asked.
She sa, down. He stroked her hair.
The angels must have spun this silk" ="
no said.
We'll. I wish the angels would tako
care Of it tor IL IS very troublesome"
''Zaldie Is pretty name"
do you think 50? always thought
81 was horrid, bat II you think 1t IS
pretty | viii try 20 think So"
'Do you know what l wish I were.
little girl2 | wish were a great strong
man. with face SO handsome that you
could not help loving me. but alas! am
only cripple"
He leaned his head on the back Of the
bench again. "Ohl please don't do that, +"
she implored. IF you only knew how
pity you. | can not tell you how much
have enjoyed your society-you came TO
me as something to care for and"
And what?"
He looked up and gazed into her eyes.
"And it would grieve me TO give you
up," she timidly rejoined
Then why give me up" he passion
atcly cried. Let me live here; be my
wife"
Both Of them put their heads on the
back OF tho bench.
That night as Griggle straightenod
out his leg and got into bed, no musvd:
''She Is mins. Glorious being. Grigglo
NJ. Robinson has won you"
The old man, whose heart was held
by tho girl, gave his consent. The we'd
ding day was fixed. II was evening and
Griggle and Zaldie stood near tho gar
don gate. Loved one," he said, you
shall never be sorry"
II know that dear"
"And when you see other mon so act
i've and strong, you will not have So
cret contempt for me?'
Never"
'Zaldie." he exclaimed. 'I an sure
you shall not | am no cripple. ! am
one OF tho soundest lawyers you ever
saw Look" He st~aightencd out his
leg and hoped about six feet. The
girl shrieked and fed 10 the house. Grig-
gle. knowing that her joy was over
powering. and that she had run TO tell
her father, followed. The old Colonel
came out MY daughter has told ue
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

= 4 =
Colonel Dl.1z.-,s d4zg lser. Zzilie.
ss,.a szessl llzlF 8laasoIe. olt e4s 80
balF FAty 4ad 80 rsriu-s sat- rle ya,.lg
ula4 - 1la 1oI.l-l1l. ~ stsed ~ ave ~
hea The C4-oael sa1 rs -a-g lsr
llgal ID 81 eld sl1ls a1l-se. lllss-groaH "a
and covered ASA yllez a stEeal E1az
c41s raabAox o1s ~ ste aills sNeps
Llat t1s i.ol ~ .le gsE'ien ~ Gle l4eL
~ tue 1laasa, ald tas b9z, playiag
enong tls Eu-pls l4rz spars. banked
ths sacle llZhs through. EserY s4r-
rgisltuly Eore the s0ttcol0r II romance,
aad every solad about the GA place
seemed. ~ 5s Insqi-ed ~ l-Ez King sea-
tiuenL TIE o.d man Sal al day o. ths
broad posoa sll0zlng ala pipe while
ZaldLe sang Ola sanIs or played Hltn
dog on tle soft and grassy slope Eve
~ one Rad coma % believe shat ths
girl hVed merely - scofn marriage, Ia
her rentls and beautiful way. and there
vas not q sNain IA al tbs nelghbor-
hood taat dared % breathe hops of win
ming her.
Luke Brizentine. who owned the
finest horse la tns county and had there
Ggre strong claims, lad sz.Eed her - share
4ls life q corn bread and Wild Mustard
Areens,and bad nstoniy been rejected but
a - violently kicked down tho steps by
.he ol1 man. sol MaEterson Rad been
bquaIIy a. presau ptaous, and although
1e owned . 1rater-mill and a pretty fair
article of bay sseers. tho Old Colonel
shook him unsil dry grin Of anguish
that lasted several days settled on his
face.
one day 2 sllm young fellow named
Criggio 81 Robinson, while passing
through The settlement, caught sight OF
the girl a. she played with her dog. lie
saw her hair waving like new wheat
straw dashed about, and he heard tho
music 0t her voice and thea DO swo-e
that ho ~oald win her. He stopped AZ
q neighboring village, and in an adroit
way drew the lalSllord into telling whA :
b. knew of her. Thea he went - his
room % mediate upon plan Oi aosiOn.
and be VAS greatly encouraged. for
Csiggle was a lawyer aId bad practiced
before a justice.oS the peace. ~ mid
night, just a. his candle. placed on the
hearth had begun % nod, he got up,
laughed softly and IN bis subdued
ecstacy gen.lF bumped his head against
the w1lL lis plan lad ripcned
Il have heard" 20 sad 20 himself.
'-thas pity is akin 70 love Glorious poe.
who wvotO that line. All! what 4 viii
no could have drawn up-what a writer
of mortgages he would have medo | will
90 70 that house a painful cripple, with a
few dollars in my pocket and engs5o
board They viii not refuse ne. / Will
converse with her IS tie days pass, and
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

~ own wo-5s and her own pity shall
lIr1.e her soul into a fame os love.
Then. when sbe il mine. I viii stand ont
lofora her q strong and .sound man, and
what was pity shall turn 10 pride.
GrigEle NJ Robinson, you we're born to
D. zreat~
Tho afternoon was beautiful Zsldie.
Erred % play and tired of singing. sat
witb hor father on tho porch. aad tho
dog with a garland % lark spurs about
hIs neck snapped as tho borsc-nIss
t1at came bszzing through tho warm air
Who is thss at the gasc2' the Colouel
asked
"Oa. ts isa POOR. crippled nan. tho
girl answered
"Come right On In the old nan
shouted 'Laldie. help him up the
steps.
son. no. the cripple pleasantly an
sweroi coming forward, II can help
myself
He came up on The porch. not unVracc-
fully an1 afcr b0wiaE with grateful
air. sat down en- chair which tho GIL
ran and brought for him.
.tv-- 1.., Cd, -f~ol s,fa 4I, -i-r
..ret~., ,-,- . ,.ll5w For v,s - res.
your bead 7r
n0b. no.~ C-frrle responded. lcosi--
m AMI smiling .rvo1 b-va a1~,aCv p
made r,e a, .a-of,rtabls -hat-tba.~
ba-, 80, h-,ts Down
"Tus tu.~ sail tho Colonel. wheel
a. ,t,,,,. f., nfs ,r.f-. w. ,,,-, ~.,,,-
s.,-, 60 -. viva vs saorf7 a, s,- ,--
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4 -urous battle between an rarle ari
= ra-1 ocour~o'i N a Panns7Ivania fam
few days so 4 farmer named Zen
fsuin ShrTer. - Tur Shsn1ocE. Monroe
County. Pa-. was plowlnT. when Be no.
ticed a. eagle swoop 1o~n ard ssser'us
to - ~ a lamb that rs -eS- n bv ths
side of IFS dau- TIE aim vas farltr.
anf the earle struck toe cFe. k-ocxinv
he~ down
rsn in TIE foc-s attacked 5bs tf-s.
krocEinz = dsvn. TIE eagle rallied.
s09 when t1e AR sta--sf f'- e a-z r.
he~t 3o~1. tse ht-3 fsssened fes eslr-s
in t1e 'vool - thc bork 81 - h-sk a,s
commenced -a beat khe ncr f-srhreuea
sheer ~-ts 3 "a ponderous Wigs wb-a
G, had tirVi - -hls ere ea-s ~ -.
3e7'orai ed rs-s s--i ocunoe3 r-o- tie
ia-h TIE rsn s7ai1 rets-nes a, Ire
fzht. bu~saz ere e1c'e nass- ia -f-s :
winE. -ausi-E - rc d~-r i+s prey. Tr-n
the aTht be-r~-eu 5trl sn5 animal "a
resumed VIA renewed vi-7r, tzs lstae-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

al. he exclaimed. "Vile wretch. vou
have deceived me and broken ny dauzh-
tcr's heart You arc not . cripple. but
a lawyer, v1il teach you lesson
III seized a hickory cane that stood
leaning against the railing of ,he gal
lorv. AMI with Tho Wild strength Of jus-
tice raised goose egg between Orig
Eie's eyes
Tha sh-ewd bus unfortunate young
man has gone hack 20 the turmoil q
bis crossroads hon7o, and is practicfn-
law before = negro justice q tbe peaca
0prE r. RrAn
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
PLAYED CRIPPLE
A-6 Worzad Upon p Cars SyD~
DzlAlss a1a WoE Lsr-

Es shessa Har "a Les va Hss
.zssllsa. IEas "a 49, LA@yss -
E.xts. Ehaa Hs Nlsnea as1
NessE 1@sz HsE4-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
Cheap lands and Homes IN ken'0oly, len


on The Iiue of fhe 81 EEN A fkESCFNT
Rot TE can Pee found splendld bottom upland.
timber and stock lauos. Also The tneff frut
and frinera' lands on fhe continent. Tor sale
ON favorable terms
FARNTk- with aH fiv getting Get home
in the sunny South. whore hi2TarlF and irH
clad uiain ins are unknown Only line from CIn
cfnrafi % Somerset. Hafiwan. fardif. Chat
fauoora Tenn. New England CITY. or Payne
sud Alfalfa Ala Meridian. Miss hrcad .a
Shreveport ia Parties desiring inforuat %
IL fhohoe lncaffrnr. for farforisE build iug
sites mineral t'mhrr. grazing anf arrffa
fufai lands can obtain reliable inf1rU Hfion
wffh county maps hv addressing ~ = ~
WARDS. General Passenger aud Ticket hGfI L
Queea Crescent Route Cincinnati. Obi0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

II ny Ets.-
Bat pap@@ tas gtrl qz1ckly sDozs
q. do lss - s&ks IN ,4ss ~ sshile.
snv xzg u eza 60 - - 6arr1. al
- b.s ~ e BIZ u = beas6E ~ ll-1@
-All riga1 h@Fs is EoaF sag
Wh4tz gloxiozs tiH-e - Szs for Grig-
gle. Hs vo4-1 Sc O. a rzss- 5eac4 IA
tAs y4rd watching s1e glEl IA asr loy-
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-06
(To be cOntinued.)
Hon f. J. Turner.

A late issue of the Kansas City Globe
SAYS nf him editorially:
Hon. e. j. Turner, Congressman from
the sixth district of Kansas. has been in
the house long enough now to prove
whether or not he is entitled to what his
friends claimed for him. and his record
has not been disappointment to them.
Before he entered public life he demon
strated his ability in the frequent and bit
ter fights IN his part of the state, and
when he was elected to the legislature of
the state. there was not a man in that
oiy to whom the members listened with
more respect and attention than they did
TO him. His legal training makes him
quick and shrewd, and his natural abiIi-
ty added to this makes him quite power
among men. Like the majority of the
men who are elected to office from that
state he is young, and he will progress
instead Of retrograding. He has already
announced hisintention Of making fiyht
on the civil service law during the pres
ent session, and should he carry on that
fight with the vigCr and ability that char
acteriZes his other work. he will be one
of the best known members of congress
before the present session closes. wheth-
er he is successful or not. The fact that
he is one of the pioneers of northwestern
Kansas. and with his own AID active
state wha, it is. is very strong point in
his favor among the men Of the north
west, and lEcy think very highly of him.
And that lie is worthy the regard for him
cannot be questioned. He is honest sin
cere and earnest. and is one Df the hard
est workers in thr Kansas delegation