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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Ten Persons Killed and sixteen
Wounded,

Owing to the heavy rains and wash
outs west of Dalles, Oregon, and in
tho Willame te valley there has been
no Geographic communications with
Portland, Oregon, or points on Puget
Sound for about forty-oight hours. A
telegram received from DalIos sta o.
that II construction train with Il gang
OF lahorers, which left there to work
on the track, went through II bridge
sixty-eight feet high. The engine
passed over safely but the tender fell
on the cabooso and killed ten and in
jured sixteen men. The engineer,
conductor and brakeman were also in.
cured. A train with three doctors left
for the scene Of the accident which oc.
Cured about n mile and half wost
of Cascade Locks In Westeo county.
The bridge was rendered unsafe by
the late rains.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
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CONFLICT OF RACES
Two White Men Killed and Three
Wounded hy Negroes.

Information received says the strike
in progress among tho workmen on
the Bricrlicld Bocton u Birmingham
railroad in Bib county, Alabama,
owing to the employment OF negroes
by contractors, and numerous persona
fights have occurred between the
whites and blacks. While II party Of
whites were passing through the woods
to their quarters they were fired on
from ambush by band Of concealed
negroes, and two Of the whites instant
ly killed aud three others seriously
wounded. The negroes fled. Tho
camp is remote from any stations and
definite information is hard to obtain
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
ACASHIER DEFAULTER.
A Pennsylvania Bank Defrauded
Out of A Large Amount.

Ellis Bard, cashier OF the Lincoln
National Bank, OF Lincoln, Pa, is a
defaulter to the amount of $25,
The speculations have extended over
a considerable period. The investiga-
ton of the banks affairs are now in
progress, but no arrests have oeen
made. The defaulter is not believed
to have profited by the robbery, the
whole amount having been swallowed
up in the business OF the Ephrata firm,
where large sums of money were lost
Bard has resigned his position, but no
criminal steps have yet been taken
against him. His bondsmen will prob
ably settle in full. The bank is now
doing business as usual.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
noston Yersinn Of Lack Homer.

Diminutive Jack Horner remained
in state OF repose in the space be-
tween two coverging walls which me,
in APPOINT.
Masticating an article OF food, con-
sisting OF pastry, baked with somo-
thing under it. especially manufact-
cred for Christmas.
He inserted that member OF the
outer extremity OF his arm, which
differs from the others in having only
two phalanges, and thereby drew from
the interior OF the aforesaid article oil
food a specimen of the fruit OF tree
of the genus prunus
And calculated. ''Oh. how cour.
ageous male child am ~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
ALLEGED JURY BRIBERS.
Graham Fails to Appear and His
Bail is Forfeited,

3 The ca eS Of the alleged Cronin jury
was called in the criminal court in Chi
cago, on the 10th. John Graham, the
chief defendant. whose absence from
the city has already been mentioned
in dispatches. did not appear. After
some talk by counsel, the hearing was
postponed till the afternoon. Graham
failing to show up in the afternoon, his
bonds of s15, 900 were declared forfeit
cd. His attorney, Foster, dropped in
later, and announced his intention to
take part in the trial in Graham's be-
half. and il refused permission, mi.
mated desire for bill OF exceptions
daily. Judge Waterman did not rule
definitely On this. The court declined
to quash the indictments against Kav-
anagh and O'DonnelI, and both men
pleaded not guilty. The other defend
ants were not required TO plead, being
present in the role OF informers.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13


For many weeks n short-neckod
man with stout legs and n big blceps,
calling himself c, A. Sampson, and
spelling IL with n "p" TO show that he
wasn't related TO the other Samson
who was SO badly ricSed by Delilah,
has astouuded London audiences by
his performances with young follow
who modestly concealed his identity
under the imposing name of Cyolops.
They have been performing at the
Westminster aquarium and sending
out all sorts OF challenges from the
stage TO men who labor under tho
hallucination that they can lift II ton
or two with comparative ease. Finally,
after Sampson had offered n prize OF
$500 TO the man who could do tho
feats done by Cyclops, his pupil, and
s.. 500 to any better man than himself
who might turn up, Eugene Sandow
undertook tho task. He fairly won
the premiums offered by Sampson, but
the lattor, probably through chagrin,
refused to hand over the money.
Some highly amusing stories are told
about these contests, Sampson, who
Is not the herculcan person In appear
ance that his fcats would seem to inn
ply, Is native OF Metz, the son Of n
French mother and Spanish father.
lie speaks seven languages, plays SON.
atlas on tho piano with the delicate
touch OF u girl and has u biccps
measuring fourteen ana II halt inches
ia repose and nineteen and II half
inches when he wrcstles with an iron
rod or II wire ropo His chest moas-
uremcnt Is II inches, but when he In
5atcs his lungs he adds several inches
70 this figure,
Sandow IL II Pomernnian and was
born at Konigsberg twenty-five years
Sgo. For four years no has boon train
I'd by Prof. Attlla ono OF tho best
known athletic teachers in Germany.
His development Is superior TO that OF
sampson, his chest measurement be-
ng i5I inches aud his biceps and fore
lrm each from TO II inches larger
han those OF his rival. lie weighs
.02 pounds when In condition. san
low performed in London before the
eading sporting mon OF England,
clipsing SIMPSONS most difficult
eats, breaking chain bracelets and
wire ropes with his forearms aud bend
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
A TOW BOAT WRECKED.
A Woman and Several Others Re-
ported Missing.

The tow boat Port Eads with tow
OF five barges struck Pier of the
Kansas City bridge, Feb. 10, and sunk
in seventy feet of water. The chamber
maid was lost and five or six others Of
the crew are not yet accounted for.
The boat was the property OF the
Mississippi Valley Transportation COM
pany and was valued at $35, 900, with
no insurance. The tow was caught
two miles below.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

The remarkable feats accomplished
by these strong men will not suffer by
comparison with the Wanted deeds OF
tho ancients. Milo, tho old ox-killer,
who used TO gorge himself on twenty
pounds OF meat md fifteen pints OF
wine Mt sitting, may have had
nobler appetite than our modern
athletes, who ARE. trained on scientific
principles, but he would have shrunk
from II bout with st, Cyr, had the lat
tor play fully invited him 10 lift "A plat
form with twenty men sitting on IT,
Even Tommy Topham, the famous
Englishman who In 1896 lifted three
hogshoads OF water, bent polSers across
his neck aud arms and Strengthened
them out again with his fingers, could
hardly have held his own against such
n rodoubtable champion as this Cana
dian. Tho records given above go
very far TO prove that the modern
athlete Is In every particular tho SUI
porior OF his pred cessors.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

NhMfH'N bENbo ih'N DAN
Ing heavy iron rods by striking them
across his chest, his arms and
his thighs. Tho bracelet chains
which had resistance OF $500
pounds were snapped like pipe
stems Among those who wit
messed these extraordinary trials OF
strength we're the marquis OF Queen
berry, Lord dc Clifford and Capt.
Molesworth, who acted rs judges. As
the Pomernarian snapped length after
length of the steel chain bracelets with
his biceps aud burst the wire ropes
with his nectoral muscles, men rose In
the audience and waved bank notes OF
OF big denominations as nm invitation
10 Sampson TO beat the ite-sklBBed
Sandow IL he could, but the former
sulked and declined. Sandow then,
after lightly tossing II l5O-pound
bell In the air few times TO keep his
hand in while tho judges consulted,
performed u trick that caused Sampson
to collapse. He placed chain around
his back and neck and proceeded TO
lift the l50-pound dumb-bcll with his
hands. The chain snapped, the Brit
ishers yelled and the referee declared
that the Pomeranian mad beaten the
Metz man out Of sight
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
A Remark able Winter.

What remarkable winter We are
having! Why the papers say that In
many places dandelions are in bloom"
"And do you know, MIR. Oldboy tells
me that his century plant is in bloom.
81 thing which he assures me- hasn't
happened for hundred winters"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
Jesus OF Nazareth.

lilo Is a sea, NO deep and strong, so calm,
Save when righteous anger quickons him,
Thon at his rage, earth tremblcs, heaven
grows dim,
His varying yoioe--an. everlasting psalm
Now ripplos words for sorrows only balm,
Now thunders threats OF dlrcst woe 10 him
Who braves tho unknown porils OF tho
brim,
Now chants the promise of tho victor's
palm.
Upon this sea | cast my timid eyes
In rev'rcnt worship, as u star beam may
Bring homage from tho limits OF the skos,
My Lord goes on unmoyed, till final day
Yet know ], deep within his bosom lies
Tho clear reflection of that feeble ray.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

ST. CRY WITH 250-PoUND DUMB BELL.
When these two, with SIMPSONS
incognito comrade, Cyclops, cross the
Atlantic, they will meet competitors
worthy OF their prowess. Louis St Cyr,
the Canadian Hercules" who has
challenged Sampson and Sandow, is
26 years OF age, and is man OF SUI
perb development, standing feet l04
inches tall and weighing 1923 pounds;
his flesh and muscles are as hard as
oak and he is probably the best weight
litter ever seen in this part OF the
globe. Another challenges is Denis
Gallagher, muscular athlete who
formerly resided in Buffalo, and
whose specially is Lancashire wrest-
ling. The Buffalo boy doesn't care to
attempt and hain-breaking feats at
present, he prefers TO test the strength
and skill of the giants at q bout OF
collar-and elbow wrestling. or u catch
as-catch-can for any amount
ST. Cry and Gallagher have both APP
peared in public contests. The former
has put up 2l5 pound dumb-bell from
door to shoulder and from shoulder ~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

Many skirts are made crosswse to the mate
rial ana have but one seam. To mount them
In ample petticoat fashion upon an foun-
dation skirt is work of art
They have discovered sect OF vampires In
Kansas City, but dispatches do not say wheth-
err they deal in acres or inside property.
Esther Lyons has been engaged TO play the
leading female part in "The Galley Slaye.n
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

promptly have them countersigned by
the secretary of the meeting, who may
be authorized to do so. A large num-
Der OF lawmakers of the territorial and
early state legislatures have signified
their intention of being present.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
JOB WORK
EXECUTED TO ORDER In THE SHArEsr AND
rnorrrsf MAxssR AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.


arms length with one hand. On March
26, 1886, ut st. Henri, Canada. he lifted
a platform on which seven men were
seated, and which, also, contained
seven dumb bells and barrel OF -four,
the whole making dead weight OF
2,37S pounds He repeated this feat
six months later. Immediately after
this, no placed barrel OF -four upon
his shoulder, and followed this up by
lifting $500 pounds OF pig-iron with
plank ~ the hold. His tremendous
development will dwarf both Sampson
aud Sandow and render contest
among these giants decidedly interest
ing.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED.
Sad Fate ofAn Old Soldier, His Wife
and Children.

Jacob Il. Slater, veteran of the late
war, with'his wife and four children,
was drowned in the lake at Kingston,
N. Y. Feb. 10th. Two of the children
were skating when the ice gave way
and they disappeared. Their cries
brought the parents and other children
to the scene and in their efforts TO res
cue the little ones, all lost their lives.
1t is comparatively quiet when so still you
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13
THE STRONGEST MAN.
A Contest in Which Sampson, sandow,
st. Cyr aud Others Compete.

Feats Of the Aneients Exoeiled Lifting a
Platform with Weight Equal to Twenty
Men on It-Hugo Dumb. Bells Tossed Like
Straws
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-13

1t is comparatively quiet when so still you
can hear the dew drop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Sin StaGSonantit aus oem gSat'
oerlcben.

.Meuti6,~ 70 beri9tet Elm @es
mabrsmann benz 8erIiuer rSasebIutt" /,
lab id einen Grupp QluspanOerer sum
8abnbofe mari9iren. Seotr trug iein
bisden Sab uno Gut, ber @ine ein
8Hnoel6en. Der gtnbere einen groBen
8aden. Sin GROCER, bitter bIifcnoer
Mlam trug auBer ieinem Siinoel - elm
flciueS Stif pon einem 8alten I'M
Qtrme. Q8Gs bate ooS fir einen Sinn T?
Tiirdtete BET @uropamitoe brilben einem
Mangel alt 8rennboI5 81 be9e9nen2
gteugicrig ndberte i'd mid ibm uno be-
iragte ibn gerOteju. gIber ieltIam-ber
qruBe ltarIe Ntaun witrbe ROTH; nit
ld1euem Slif uno perlegener Utieue
itammelte ct III gebrodeuem Deuti6 eis
ui9e ani6eineuo abpeiienbe Q8orte unO
mid BET Seite.
Sat Der Serr piellei6t cine iibrise
Gi9arre2" puroe i'd auf etnmal pon
benz 9eebenmanne befra9t, lmb Swar in
6iterrei6ii6em OiaIett. sd peritano,
mas Der ueri9mitte @aIi5ier besuette,
reibts ibm 9Ieid Swei meiner Gi9arren
rno itellte MN oil i'm Die 6ra9e, mas
Der 9alten ieiu gtebenmannes bebeute.
8ereitpilli9 ersdblts mir her Wanu Die
@jeIbi6te eines 0teiiegameraben. Stefm
@joItoip, 10 bieB bieler, bate iief unten
i'm S1eoeubur9er @omitat als Nenbauer
oelebt ltno mar eiu imenoli6 gliidItber
Wlann gepeen. Seiue &cdsr. ieir
9Seinb:rQ, feline 6rau uub iein tleiner
.6uabe = 9taes mar 9epiiiermaBeu i'll
Der 9an,cn @jeQeub berilbmt.
Oa 9ei9ab es i'm CONNER bieies Sab:
res, baB Der biIbi90ue 6nabe, Der abet
aud uugemein milo uno uuporii9tig mar,
non einem Youme itiirSte unb an i6we:
reu iunsrcn Serlebuugeu itarb. gIIS cel
&nabe eben be9raben poroen mar, wurot
bic Ntutter wabniinnig, nno III oer IoI:
Qeuoen 9ia6t legte lie 6euer an bas SauE
nnb i1nitt iib bic BulsaOern bur9. slls
bas 3immer ii6 NIT 9taub iitlltc, er
ma6te Der damn aus i9perem, BUMPER
Sdlummer raid lu6te er iein 9Seib uni
trug es bnr9 Jtau6 unb 6Iammen ini
sCreie. &ber nur cine blutiibcrltr0mt
Gcidc bate CT 9erettet. 9tun tameu Oi
gea6beru unb pollten I6i6en. 9lbc'
Steian belt iie nit GjeruaIt suriid bic
les SauS iollte ni3t mebr lteben b!st
ben.
@r perfauIte iein gtnpelen. uno nul
mill er na6 Gaiiiornieu. 9lus icinen
olten SGuie bat ct ii6 Oas Stiifdel
9altcn, has pom 6euer ueri9ont gebIie
ben lit, mit9enommen wenn er iib bril-
ben eiu neues !Sous baut, mill er otele'
Stiif Sols nit bineinbauen. Gr il
ebcn icit iener .3eit Elm bis6en ndrrii4
Der arme &auj."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Gtac Sur0sebraunte locomotive,

SSn 8utareit bat iiiuglt cine Sitter
Su9S Qocomotiue benz Seriouenbabuboi
obue iebe 9luiioroerung eineu Seiu6 ab;
geitattet un6 babel our9 ibr Seuebmen
ben ocutIi5en Sepeis gcLiefert, baB iie
ii1 i'll &rctie georangt, in bic iie abos
Iut nibt Binein9ebGrt. Die iaumleIige
Ntai9ine bate f9 auf benz 8s9e na9
bent i &iIometer uorber beIe9enen
@iiter5abnboi, uon no ite einen 3ug
mad jitila bugiiren iollte. bereits per-
lpGtet; oer jSiibrer bate uergebIib per-
iu9t, bur6 9r6Bte @ile Dor einsm uOn
6itila tommenbeu @jHtersuge bic Bei6e
gu gsuinneu uno mar i'm leBteu Meomeut,
uahOem CT GontreOampf gegebeu, iammt
Dem 0eiScr abgeiprllngen nno 9lilfIi9
oauonqefommen. Die tolle Wfoi6ine
aber fubr bo6 nod se9eu Die gSei3e,
dofirte ben orittcu lSagen 0es einlauiens
ben 3ugeS lmO mari einen Sremier Su
Soben, o6ue ibu jcoo6 ernitIib Su per-
Ieteu. Der Grain mar inbeiieu gum
Stebsu 0e6radt porOsH: nitbt 10 Die
pertcuitlte, fIbrerIoje locomotive, Die
li1 jcbt erlt lbrer uerGroerteu DIRECTIVE
Su erimern idieu, ibr ober aud nit
uoller S5ueIligteit foI9te. 9titdparts,
riiGwSrts rnca bem SerIoueHbabuboi
bin. no biz SisuuIbeamten Oem tommens
bCn un9etbilm aue mogubeu 3ei6en gum
Suultnno gabeu, pbue baB bieieS in
ieinfm llnpsritauo couou ltotis nabm.
Da5 ,ittitbtSloie @ieldGpI fubr nit
uouer Q8utb oui eilteu Poltwagen uuo
cine locomotive los, mari ben eiueu nit
Serbroheneu 9tippcn re6ts, bic auoere
nit seri6mettetteu @lieoeru lints pom
Gjeleile unb rate gum Sbreden Der 8e:
amteu uno beS 8ubIitumS bis gum Sim
gang Der Solle, no eS bic 4uiier ain
@noe ber @eIeiie wie ein ldittgcs Spiel:
Seug sur Seite i6IeuOertc.
9to6 Elm &ra6 - unb bic entielielt(
Seitie itiirSte iiber ben 9errOn in Oas
uoritebenOe GmpiaugS9ebdube, beiieu
Otauer wie mori9es 5abwert ;erbarit
glu bieier Stelle Nes @jebGuoes aber be:
foub lid ein Saat, in ocm Die Gilen:
bobusSngenieuri9uIe ibre lluterridtSa
ituuoeu o6bGIt. SUIT in benz gIu9enblid
beian0 ii3 in bcmielben MIR Elm Srei
sebnid6ri9sr SdiIer, Der oil ieinem
gteiBbrett ;ei9uete. Del ben erl.er
Stoben, Die ct pernabm, jap ct bereits
itarr uuo 9Ioubte ruobl al Elm @rbbebeu
ais li5 mu abcr Die 99auo bes Saale.
ouitbat unO bic &au6 uno 6euer ipeienb
Mtai1iue hereinitiirSte. oa iant ct be
1puBtIos gu yOOem. 9tunmebr mar fret
lid aH6 Die 8rait ber yocomotiue 9e
broheu, mO inmitten elmer beiipieQoier
Serpiiitung itiirSte aud iie nieOer. bel
; 9taum nit einem i6warSen, TAFT I'M
burhoriu9li1en Raub anfiiaenO. Sel
S6iiler aber bate ein gutter Steru be
i6Htt; man sog ibu uur Iei6t uerIet
inter ieinem nieOerseitiirSten S6reibtiid
herpor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
.Grinnernnaen eir

- ,S TT n ner ngeH et II 8
aIten gSeinarauers", iuel9e bic vSaas
le.3" psrOHentIi3t, brinsen barmloie
@el6i5teu aus benz 2ebensgang Starl
glusuIt'S, ben uiemaIs, aud ni9t
in ieinen alien Gasen, bic gtei9uns
sum Sumor perIieB. Sine pabre
SerSensirsuOe 9epdbrte, ben 66riter
St0fer AT Giiena6 flu9en 81 b5ren.
Oas peritanO bieicr. = iibri9ens ein
brauer uno tii9tiger Toritmaun - aus
bem #, uno ieine Slide, in Oenen es pom
bimmsIbIauen, i3weie!seIben uno anbers
geIGrbteu Oonnerwettern re9nete, 9enols
len zines nett perbrsiteten 9tufeS. Glns
NAL ilberliei ibn ieine groBe natiirIi6e
Sefti9teit bergeltaIt, baB er in @e9en1
mart bes @roBberSoges auf Der Sago
einsn unselebIften Greiber nit ben S8ors
ten auiubr: Isl, 0u usroummter GOl:
pei, 10 poat' i'd bod. Elm 9raSgriineS
0onnerpetter i9liige Did 9Iei6 utcrSi9s
tauienb RIaIter tief i'll ben @robooell
binein, 6aB Der EeufeI Define perflu9ten
Ruo6sn am iitnolten Gage nit Ger Sas
terne suiammeniu6en miiBte!" - Sin
auberes WtaI mar auf bem gIateau iI6er
ber ppn @iiena6 mad Martlubl fiibreus
ben Gbauiiee Elm Greibiagen sebaIten
morben. gta9 belen GuOe itano Der
@roBber,og NIT bem geueral pon Sees
ba6 bereits unteu auf ber Gbanlles,
pdbrenb bic iibriae Sa9b9eieui6ait,
meilt Serren pom !Sofe, ii9 nod auf
benz berab in's Gbal iiibrenocn 6uBpfaos
befano. .S0ren sic MIR, Seeba9, ruie
ber Stofer ba oben toht!" iaGte ber
@jroBber,Ds. llRO in ber Gbot, oben
auf Dem WalopIateau, iiber ber stwa so
SUB bobcu ientre6ten 6e!swanb. iueI9e
nebsu Der @6auiiee aufiteigt, bSrte man
ben braueu S6rlter wie elm llr9ewitter
toben uno ftuben. Gr mar gang auBer
ii9 iiber ten Ser9an9 bes Ietten Greis
bens: Die i65niten Stride unb 0tebbOfe
paeen burb bic meilt NIT uugei9iften
S9iisen beieete &inie 9egangeE. unO
oeraoe pom bielem Ereiben bate St0der
einen 9ldn;enben @rfoIg erwarttt, nno
Iein puiomduuii9es @efiibl mar tieT pers
lest. 5m6enO uuO idimpfeuo auf
Grcibenoe uno SSdger eri9ien er oben
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berSog riei ibm ;u: vgta, Stoder, mas
bait 0u benn 10 fiirbterlib 81 i6tmps
fen? - r@ott itraf' mid, R6nisIi9e
Sobeit". rief StSfer binunter. npenn
Sic ni5t babel pdren, 10 iprd6 i6: Shr
t0nnt mir glae mlteinaubsr-bsu SudeI
rauiitei9en
Gin 2cuboner EeIepb o III
abonusnt perlaugt am @entralburean
nit leinem glrSte in 8erbinOuus seistt
III weroen. Der 9lbOnnsut: rMsins
5rau fIost iiber beftige S6mersen i'm
gaaden uno S6pers i'm Magsn. Der
9trst: vOa bat iie oiienbar 6ieber! !" -
Der @bonuent: nWas lit 5u tbun?" (Sn
oieIem 9lusenbIif l6altet Der Seamts Die
9erbinOung um, uuo Der un9liidlids
@jatte empfdnst bic glntmort zines Mus
Observation-Disclosures, bet bem BETTER einer
DampimiibIe ieinen 0tatb ertbeIt.) Der
6abrifant: vSie ilt wabri6einIitb i'm
Suueru nit 9lufi6drfun9en uon mebre:
rem 0filIimeteru Oife beSeft. Salen
sic iie lpdbrenb Der 0ta6t ertaltet uno
betIopfen Sic iie bes Wtorseus, ebe Sie
OieieIbe erpdrmeu, triitig nit eiuem
6ammsr. Sobauu maiden Se iie tii6:
tia mitteIs zines BalieritrabIs pon itars
tenn Orufe". gu ieiuer 9eruuuOerma
BAT ber glrSt ieinsn Ratienten ME ruieSer'
aeiebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

auf, sin tIeines semitbIi6es 3immer,
sin aItmobii9es Sopba, in beiieH elmer
gde cine 6rauen9eitaIt NIT miIben, lie:
beuOllen 3iigen iaB unb rin9sumber cine
IauIdenoe Jtinberidaar. es mar leine
Dsutter, Die bort jap uno ibnen Mar9en
ersdbIte.
SIS mar lau9e itiI I'M 3inmer; pI0bs
li9 iagte glgues:
Dg8eiBt Du, iuoran i53 10 oft 9cbaGt
babe?"
Gr iub Iie serifreut an.
nglu men iuute i'd MID wobI ruenoen,
peuu itb siunal ber Silfe bebari2~
y9u bait ia Define 0aut-" pI0tIid
itammeIte ct; ct bate Dtutter lager
wousu, aber ais er bas 98ort auf Der
gtppen bate, eri9rat ct unO paste es
nidt gu polenben.
Mgnes iab ibn baitig an, bsugte iid
uornti6er uuo hieIt ibre SanO u0r bl
9tu9en.
Gr Iab gu ibr biniibsr un6 luuBts. baF
iie ibn ueritanOen bate, unb OaB fl
gang iiberrpdIti9t.
Oa erbob er ll6. trat all lte 9eral
un6 nabm ibren Ropf Swii9en iein
Sdnbe.
vOber meinf On stlpu, baB On +
nibt bait, I9nes?"
9tgnes antportete ni6t.
r0u tanuit ibr ia nun i9reiben?"
Sie blidte auf. vMeinit Oh, bal
bic Wautter gu ms fOmmsn loate?"
vSG!~
~9td, 9uOpiS! Benn iis es III
tbut, aber -"
vNber2"
vSie iaste mir einmuI, baB cine jung
SGusli6Seit ii9 i'll 0tube uuo Srieoer
snt,uideln miiile, allein uno ungeit0rt
iie iei cine BeIt fir ii5, i'll bic ten Mn
oersr itGrsHo eiuoringeu bitrIte!" ="
vSagte Oeine Dtutter bas2"
rSa!"
y0ann mill i9 nod beutc gtbsnO al
iie i9reiben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
8eid ei ben.

Wei6 reisen nidt sic ibOniten 6ruuen,
Sin nibt auf boben Stang erpibt,
8iiui6' ierne 2dnOer nidt Su i4aIen,
Na6 9tubm uno @bre 9eiS' id nidbt:
Wti6 rei;t ni6t ienes id6ne 9ano9ut,
0aS OtGn6er bdlt beS Srebeus pert9
Wtid rei;t ui6t ieucr bObe Bciteu,
8en mander gteioet wobl be9ebrt;
Wii9 rei,t aud ni6t per bobe Srben,
9eu ijingit crbieIt Der 8onfier Gobn -
SD mil es uur gleib oiieu iagen:
Mtib rei;t uur = cine Wttllion.