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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
The Grand Inrv Act..

ELIZABETH, N. j., May s.--The Roselle
Athletic club rooms in Linden township
were the scene Of prize fight on Sunday
night between two well known local pugi-
lists named Quinn and Luyster. The
affair has reached the ears of the grand
jury and they have issued scores Of
subpenas for those known to have at
tended the fight and they win probably all
fa Indicted
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
The League and Association Champion
ship Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AZ Boston
Boston ...........4...o / 0 8 0 I o. 8
New York k....., 30 o o. .
Base hits Boston, Z: New York 10 Errors,
Boston, 4; New York, 4. Batteries Riley aud
Cancels Rusie Ewing and o'Rourke.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn. ............0 o 0 0 2 2 0 Q g. Z
Philadelphia a.......3 0 0 0 0 o. 4
Base hits; Brooklyn, Z; Philadelphia s. Err
rors, Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia, o. Batteries
Gleason and Clements Terry and kinslow.
Al Cincinnati
Cincinnati. ...........2 0 0 0 0 o. .
pittsburg. 0 - 0O o. 4
Base hits; Cincinnati g. Pittsburg, O. Er.
rors: Cincinnati, /; pittsburg, O. Batteries.
Rhines and Harrington, staley and Fields.
AZ Chicago
SeahieaE0.3 an,,alrnd3 .'.''.,'',',e y 1 -
Base hits Chicago u Cleveland Errors.
Chicago 1; Cleveland, ? Batteriesi Iuby and
Nagle, Yiau and thinner.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Boston
Bostonl 0 02l 20 o 0 o. o 0 o. {
Cincin 4 3 Al 0 10 0 liz
Base hits; Boston, %; Cincinnati, ID. Errors
Boston, 81 Cincinnati, o Batteries. Burlington
and Murphy, Maincs and Kelly
At Philadelphia
Columbus. ...........1 / 0 o 2 o. o 0 o.
Athletic. ..............l 0 o o o.
Base hits; Columbus, z; Athletic g. Errors
Columbus 9; Athletic, 3 Batteries: knen anc
Donohue Chamberlain and Milligan.
At Baltimore
Baltimore. ............6 0 IL % x-li
Louisville ....+...s..i 0 2 i 3 0 o.
Base hits: Baltimore, TO- Louisville O. Errors
Baltimore z; Louisville 8. Batteries: Maddei
and Townsend, Ehret and Cook.
At Washington
Washington. .....s.0 0 ] 0 0 Q l 0 o.
ST. Louis .........0 o 0 / x-1
Base hits: Washington, o. St. Louis IA. Er
rors. Washington, 8; ST. Louis, g Batteries
Carsey, Hart, Boyle and McGuirei Stiyetts ans
Boyle
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At New Haven
1 New Haven ........0 0 0 p
Providence. ..........0 0 > o o.
Base hits New Haven, z; Providence, O. Fl
rors New Haven, / Providence, Z Batteries
Horner and Hoiford, sullivan and Burke.
At Albany
i Albany .....4...4....2 o o ] o 0-l
| Rochester. .s,..s.....4 Q 2 0 0 IL
Base hits Albany, 10; Rochester, a. Errors
| Albany, 8; Rochester, q Batteries. Sprogo
Murphy and Roche Blauvelt and Bowman.
At Lebanon
| Lebanon. ............ 2 o 0 0 0 O.
| Troy ..,.....+.......1 o ] 0 o o.
Base hits Lebanon, q Troy, 10 Errors. L,
banon l; Troy J. Batteries Taylor and Nc
Catferty, Burns and Wells.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
KiIIed by Paris Green.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, May s-Mrs. Hay
den, her mother. Mrs. Radden, and her
son, Martin, residing at 26 Maple street,
partook Of some oatmeal taken from q
barrel in which paris green hao been kept.
Mrs. Radden died after enduring terrible
agony. The other two, though GONZALES
cling, arc Eot yet out of DANGER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

CHICAGO May s-Edwin Walker, attor-
ney for the board of control and all the
parties in Miss Phoebe Couzins' suit to re-
tain her position as secretary Of the board
Of lady managers, filed an answer to the
Couzins bill today. Mr.. Walker goes over
the entire case aud says that Miss Couzins
was dismissed because she grossly dis
torted" the minutes OF the November ses-
sion
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.

We have made more extern
sive preparations than ever for
a large Summer trade which
has already begun to be real.
lied. No dull trade here be-
cause we always offer fresh and
attractive goods at our usual
very low prices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

Sealed proposals in duplicate are invited
TO furnish stone, delivered at New Castle.
Del, in lots Of twenty five or more tons
weekly, upon the order of William simmons,
snerif Of New Castl ) couuty.
Bids shall name the rate per ton Z +
1900 pounds, and shall include the freieh /.
which must be prepaid. and the said bic s
will be opened At II o'clock noon, on Tues
dasA May II, 1891, at the Court House, Viii
mi. rttsn, Del.
IT, right TO reject any and all bids is re.
served. Address proposals to
ISAAC n. GRUBB,
Chairman of the Committee on Tramp Law
Pc
Mi-m-Ig,on, Del, May Z, 1891.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

NEW YORK, May s.-Charles J. Dixon,
who declared himself to be vice president
Of an organization known rs Christ's Fol-
lowers, and who said he came here from
the west TO kill Jay Gould, was last night
declared insane at Bellevue hospital.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-A gate on which
John Dawson, FIVE years old, and William
Richmond, aged six, were swinging at
Firth & Fosters dye works fell, killing
Dawson and injuring Richmond so badly
he cannot recover.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

New YORK, May sit is reported thas
ex-senator John J. Ingalls,, of Kansas, has
been engaged by Major Pond to deliver
fifty Aectures in the principal cities of the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
Mrs. Clara RedgreaVes' Story.
A Wilmington Lady Tells a Reporter
How She Was Relieved Of Calarsh,

She Took All Sorts of Patent Medicines
and Every puack Nostram that Game
Along and They DID Her No Good, But
Drs. Mccoy and wiidman Did
Mrs. Clara Redrreayes lives at slo5 Market
Tohn Redpreave-, keeps barber shop.
Mrs. Redgreaves was a sufferer from catarrh
for seven or eight years and during that time
was troubled with headaches ana many l ol
catarrh. Mrs Redgreaves in an interview
with reporter, said;
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
THE VERMONT.

Location on Vermont avenue. close TO
beach: wide porehes; electric bells; on line
of electric cars and omnibuses.
4. NJ. PaschaII
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
lNSUL TED BY THE 'ETATA
The Cruiser Charleston May
Be on Her Track.
TO BE SEIZED WHEREVER FOUND

The United states Authorities Show
Disposition TO Punish the chllian ship
for Sailing Away with Marshal spen-
cer-orders TO Our warships.
WASHINGTON, May The escape Of the
Chilian vessel Etata from San Diego Cal.
while in custody ofthe United States mar
shall has agitated the treasury officials
not little Numerous dispatches have
been received az the department relating
TO the manner In which the ship took
French leave Of her captors and Secretary
Foster is being kept thoroughly informed
Of her movements. The secretary declines
to discuss the matter, contentiug himself
with the intimation that it is now ont OF
the jurisdiction Of his Office.
The Charleston Ordered 10 Give Chase
II was reported late in the afternoon that
orders had been issued by the navy depart
ment for the Charleston 10 give chase
Owing to the wonderful speed Of this vessel
IL is believed that she can overtake the
fugitive in comparatively short time
There is no disposition in Washington
TO let the Etata reach the port for which
she is bound with her cargo OF arms. The
san francisco IS now IN Ihliihh waters,
and even though the Etata should elude
the Charleston communication, il is
stated, can be had with the commander of
the San Francisco in time for that ship
to seize her
To Seize Her Wherever Found.
The matter has passed out Of the hands
Of Secretary Foster and Attorney General
Miller into the hands of Secretary Tracy,
Al. -
commanding the Pacific station, to seize
the Etata wherever found; and general in
structions 70 this effect will be sent to all
officers commanding United States men
of-war ON the Pacific station. The United
States government takes the position that
the Etata, IN leaving the United States
while in the custody Of the United States
marshal, subjects herself 20 seizure at any
/ time or place
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

Signor Corte also sent letter to the
United States district attorney, William
Grant, in which he claims that all but two
Of the men killed were subjects Of the
King Of Italy, and that Of the nineteen
men indicted for the murder Of Superin-
tendent Hennessy fourteen Of them were
Italian subjects
IL is rumored here that suit viii be
brought against the city Of New Orleans
in the United States court for large sum
in behalf OF the heirs Of the eleven prison
ers lynched in the parish prison.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
HOTEL HEcKLER.
THE ELos.

A home cottage. pleasantly situated near
the beach. 147 Kentucky avenue.
MRS John H. Cooke.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
rhs Finest suburban Property

is that at Kentmere. These OTIS win
increase in value rapidly for " a's, and
you will make no mistake in invessiDg in
them. Public Sale Saturday, May 8, at
4 o'clock p. m. B F. TOWNSEND,
Agent to Effect Sale.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

BRUSSELS, May s.-The strike is spread.
jng in Belgium and about 100000 are now
ont
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

The weather promises to be warmer and
9enerallv clear
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
GAS GLOBES.

AhShA| III llJWClSb WI dis Vi 1AO4s
etc. 45c Globes for 25c.
DECOR ATED DINNER
SETS,
Made by the most reliable
Pottery in England.
Io6-piece $12 sets at So IS
I27 piece $22 sets at SI7oo
We don't put them in COM
petition with low grade sets
but we doubt if the commonest
ware made can be bought
lower.
The Japanese Blue and
White Umbrella Stands at
$I.75-the price Of earthen-
are disappearing.
LEMONADE SETS.
8 pieces,thin blown glass, So
sets for csc.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
England to Blame.

Senor Casanova, former Gillian CONSUL
said; 1T will be found that British money
is thu mainstay Of insurgents against our
government. The British want to obtain
control OF the nitrate deposits, and Pres
ident Balmaceda wishes them to be worked
for the benefit Of the Gillian government"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08

Ocean End Michigan avenue. Open all year.
Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Bells. Si.5l to
81 90 a day; $500 to S12O0 week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
HOTEE DENVe n.

Location central; North Carolina avenue,
near beach: accommodation first-class. Rates
81 20 10 S2.00 per day, S. to $l2 per wees.
Charles E. Gone
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-08
FOR ATLANTlC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL cHETWOOpE.

Remodeled and enlarged. Steam heat; open
IRE crates. Ho ne comforts. Open all year
I'LL Pacific Avenue.
ATrs Annie Grubb Proprietress.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
- y
Graf aIeift ais etrahins.

@raf SleiIt fpirb, ipie bas v9eut,us
Sa9sbl." beridtet. in ben nd6Iten Sa.
gen sur gerbiBung ieiner Gtrais nndj
Blbbeniee iiberiiibrt iperben. Sie be
beutlame @rlei6teruug, ipelhe fem
Sertbeibi9er, &e6tsanualt @rOnter,
erpirten fonnte, beitebt in Der 8ergin-
itiguns, in ei9enen Sleioern einber9eben
81 biirfen, 81 melhem .5uede ibm eiuc
@inSeljelle III einem Der fIeinen Siolirs
@efansenensSliisef Der gluItalt anse.
iuieien iuerben pirb. 5erner 1T benz
Re6tsanpalt 8ronfer geItattet tpur.
ben, Die glrbeitsfraIt bes @eiangenen ~
pa9ten. @raf Sleilt mIBte nntirlid),
Uie ieber anOere @efansene, Die i'm Ges
fdngniiie pprtpmmenoen glr6eiten pers
ri6ten. I'm oies slt perbinoern, bat
&e6tsantpalt @rOnter Die g(rt bet glrs
beitsleiItungen beS Serltrtbeilten in
dbnlidem SiHne mubifi;irt, ipie bies
ben 3eitungssHeoacteuren lmo S6rifts
itsaern I'M @eidngHiB 9eitattet lit. Sir
oieie Glrbeitsleiltuns muB Der Grbeits'
pd6ter fir ieoeH glrbeitstag cine Wtnrt
on bic @eidnguiBs sSerlualtuns Sdblen.
Ser @raf iit alio iomit vSelbItbe.
i6dftister", itno fam ben Gag ii6er in
ieiner 3ele gang na6 leiuem Selieben
Idreiben ober iOnit seiitis arbeiteH. Nm
jeoem Gage lit es inn seitattet, cine
Stunbe inter gluili9t in eiuem Der in.
nerbalb Der stultalt bele9enen @nrten
lpaSiereu 81 geben. g9ls dber bic
0auptladbe, Die 8ef6Itiguue aubetrifit,
10 mus er nit Der seiu6bnli6en @eian.
aenenfpit fiirlieb ne1men. 9tur Der
@jefdugniBar5t iann ben @efangenen
cine before Spit, bic iusenannte Otittel-
foit, peroronen. 9ieie beitebt aus
Suppe, @emiiIe nnb 8rateu bes Mits
tags uno 8eiB6rpo ltatt S6parSbrus
oes. Seruer miro ibm nod seltuttet,
ppu benz Ourd Siedtsaniualt @runter
eingeiablteu Irbeits @rtraae cine
Summe bis ;u = Marf mb6entlib
i'll nerSebren. 9sou oieIem @clbe fnnH
cr iidJ Butter; Srob, ,Subrpb uno au6
eini9e Slniden Sier faufen, SpirituOien
Hnb ausgei6lolien. 9ds Gauben Don
@isarren muB Der Director Der SInltalt
beIonoers geuebmiaen Cine Selbt6e.
f6Iti9una eriitirt ueber I'M Rl6senIeer
StrnigeidusniB, nod in einem unOeren
berliner Geidngnib fiir Strafgefan9sne.
sic III nur ben llnterIu6uugs9eiau9es
nen geitattet, uno bort nit Dem IuseHs
bid ami 100 Der @efan9eae bic inn Su'
Oittirte Strdie antriti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Gonsreb Der. 9i6leibisen q.

Ser .Grfs Yerliner GonsreS Ser
9idleibisen", tpelber I'M ,,BaiIa9es
ganpptifum" in Sertin ta9te, i6rei6t
bas vSteine SUurnal", bat leiber pie.
Der einmal ben Seipeis erbra6t, baB
iebr Siele, bic gsrn auBerOrOentli9 bid
tbun, es III @abrbeit gar ni9t iino.
gtuf Die Seripre9ungen bin, iuel6e bas
Gonite allen psetpidtisen" Berioneu in
ber SrooinS 9enta6t, bntten ii6 cine
sro6e 9lnjabl Ganbibaten 9emelbet,
nber ME 8enise errei9ten oas SruttD.
getuibt BON 100 SilUsramm, iueldes,
ais Wiiuoeitiuroerling fir ieben ebrs
liden 9iden, aus9ei6rieben mar. @s
iab oaber I'M gonsreBiaale anfanss
iuirfli6 Siemli6 maser aus. Der @nts
fettunssprofeiior gtleranber Song, Der
ielbIt Elm 10 ipinbelbiirrer Serr 1T, baB
er na9 9ur6fiibruns Der Wtiauel'i9en
Steuerrefprm ais 9ormalmenI1 luirb
selten t6nnen, funnte Ieineu bibl9
puintirten Sortrag nit GROCER @irbe
bOr einem beifallsluitiseH 8ublitum
balten. GroBer Subel aber erIdoll, als
Der Yrdiibent bic ytameu Der yl1weren
Sun9en" uerlas, luel6e oom %reiss
geri6t sur cnsereu 8ahl seitellt Wprs
ben naren. Otit tdnSelnoem G6r;tt
traten bic 9iden por ole 8reisri6ter,
perbeusten iid Sierlib unb iiibrten allers
bano Wtarl9beme9unsen aus. 9lun
pertiinoete Der 8orIiBenbe bas @rsebniB
bes @ettfampfes. Gs ipo9en brutto in
&ilosrumm 8esner, Miiller, &eidelt,
idmmtli6 aus 8erliu, je 1874, Sleeper
Gottbus 1876, Subert=Serlin 1872, Gpbn
9lnsermiiuoe 1914 Silo9ramm.
Ntitbin erbielt Subertz Berlin 6as
befrdnSte Observation-Disclosures, cine
Speuoe bes Spi S9ld9termelters
@roBuer, unb Gobn.9lngermiinbe elm
SdBden Bier, iuetdes 6as Dtiin9euer
8iirsers Brdu Sur 5eier beS Cages 9es
itiitet bate. gtus Der Ntitte. Der Ser
ianlmlun9 iuuroe Bierauf ein breiId6es
Sod auf ben 5ieser aussebra6t, Sur=
rabrufen, Sui6, Die Sellnsr i6iuenften
bic Gerpictten, nilbfremoe Mteniben
umarmten chamber; es ipar elm erbes
benber slu9enblid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

re6tisfeit itebcnb, empfins Der &baIif
bic irngen 9eute = Elm .3ei6en, ba6 er
@eridt balten ipuIlts. 8u beioen Sci.
ten Der 3biir tauerten &rieger, binter
ibre runoeu Sfilbe 9sbudt.
rSbr Beioe," begann NlmanIor,
rbabt mid Spar bonn 3obe errettet, aber
Sbr 1abt @ud idiper pioer unierc &c
iebe periiiuot9t. SD perbanne @u6
besbalb auf ein Sabr BON unferem Sufe.
Omar filbrt Die &esierung bes &ei4es
in Nfritd ilnb @elimer 9ebt als SeSier
na6 Nlcdla.--@s seb6rt sur @iir6e bcs
8eamteu, oaB er beipeibt iei, es 1T bn=
Der mein g9i0e, bab Sbr in bic @be
trsiet. Die Gu4 bsltimmten 5rauen
fnbet SIR i'm @arten."
SOL i9 perratben, ipen nniere
Sreun6e bort fanben? &ann i'd bic
Sreube uno @liidielisfeit Der iunsen
Baore, tuelde Siuiidsn ben Mprtben
unb @rannten, Glles um iid ner9elienb,
babiumanbelten, beidreiben?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

msrfte ibr Sobn ernf, i'd peiB Gutl.
iple iehr iie ii6 carna9 iebnt, en9 t1is'
oerSuIeben."
rRatiirli9 sripdrtet lie, SaB 9eine
Mutter lno i9 in ibr pornebme5 Saus
tommeu uuo lie oemiit6ig um 8er5eibuns
bitten, oaB mir seiuast bnben. uns ibrer
Seiratb nit einem reid)en, u0rnebmen
Wann 5u iuiOerieBen, oellen Gfteru lie
niemals als feline 6rau anertenuen. lie
riemals in lire sSamilie aulnebmen
tperben," iastc Der alte 9err in bitterem
Ton.
sGi9t bod, Sater," entstsnste iein
SO9n, ~iic bat mid I'M @e9entbeil. ibr
Siiripreber 81 iein un6 eu9 ;u bitten,
ibr mohtet 8ersan9enes pergehen uub
ibr erlauben, oaB iie bertummeu, ii4
eure SerSei6uns erbitten unS pieoer
cure 9pdter iein biirie."
Gin glusorud Der Sreube elitt
ii6er be3 Spre1enben 3aae, ais er
iab, uie lein @ater nit ben Gbrdneu
tdnpfte.
Ser alte Serr fam bsrbei. iette ii5
neben feline Srau, ersriff beren Saub
unS ia9te oaun nit 6ebenoer Stimme:
Sage Mar9aretbe, iie m6se tom'
men,"
sic tuirb fummen = lie lit idun &c.
fomnen!" riei Der 9oftor, ittoem er bic
Sbiire 5fnete.
Marsaretbe ponStolSenau Itlrjte Der.
ein uno mari iid i9ren gltern 81 5iiBeu
unb beioe i6luIien Iie innig, t9r aus
ooIlem, frobem 9erien uerieibeno, in bic
Nrnte.
@rOBe SreuSe berrI9te on 6ieiem
Ibenb in Or. SIrbiss SauIe.
Die 9aielrunOe bate iib um Stuei
rernlebrt; ba nebsu bem 8ater
iaB Warsaretbe, Die 10 lang 8etrauerte
uno sSieoergeiumoeue, ibr geseniiber
ue6en Der Wtutter iaB ibr @ntte, Der
itolSe, a6er eble Mann, fir ben nit Der
beuti9en ausi66nuus Der buntle G9nt,
ten 9eI6nunoen mar, Der INNER Ibtuer
anf ieinem ebeliben 9eben selaitet bate
Ser fleiue Srib iuaro inter leines
Snfels Bfe9e balo 9eiunb. @r tpar
ein brnuer &nn6e, dIBerli6 pie inner,
lid ieincm rerItprbenen Snfel 5rib 10
dbnli6, oaB ct balo Der belonoere 2teb=
ling ieiner @roBeltsrn tuurOe.
gGs in Der nd6Itcn Syfpeaerna9t
iuieber Die @loden ert6nten, 6d CAB es
ni6ts mebr in Der 9iirbis' 'i9eu 5anIi.
lie, bas Die Seitireube bate triibeH
f6nnen.
g8ieoer iparen iie ale in oes 9ottors
SauIe psrIammelt, oo1 iab man bics.
mai MIR frobe, gliidli6e @eIi6ter. Mit
gang belonoerem StUlj unb s5reuoe aber
rubten bic glusen bes Glten Baares auf
ibren Ragaretbe.
~@Ott ici irnis Sanf baTir, baB er
aGles 5u 10 sutcm @noe sefiibrt batI"
iprd6 Der alte 6err, inoem er ;drtlidb
Der Sobter SauO erfaste; bitten mir
ibn, oaB er uns bas neue eSabr npb
oft, re9t oft in 10 un9etrii6ter 5reuoe
nnb 10 pollcm Slid be9riiBen laiie, tuie
beute!"
co ruIe arb i9 Dir, lieber 2eIer,
elm frobes rBroiit geeuiabrl" Su nit bem
gsunide, baB Su es oerenii9t oerleben
m6seit unO bas tonmenoe Sabr unS nut
tpie0er ,lfIommenfiihre tpie belite
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

@er trdgt in ben Stru SEN
bobnpagcH iein @elo I'M Ntunoe ?
9icie Sra9c beanttuOrtet elm eriubrener
BeUbadter iuic iptet: Sibihe SraueH
unb i6mukise StraBenuraber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Ser 3cuiabrSs@ratuIant.

.Spmm', mein &inb, rimm bin baS
GtrduBtben,
Welb' mid Geiner Serrin an:
BeiBt bod ldrsit: in IOl6en 0insen
BIN i9 Elm frei9eb'ser Mann.
8einer Serrin SeuerauseR
Steden ibier mein Serj in granb.
Drum ipia i9 ibr bsut mid nabsn,
9ie5ensuiroig unO gallant.
r3uar bin ib teilt itnser Stubsy,
6dbl' iduH fiinfii9 - itia bauou1
Spd am eritcn Weuiabrstoge
Ia9t au6 uulereinS oaS idpn
2anse bab' idb beiB getrabtet,
9einer i66ucn Serrin Serj
gu errin9en = bab' 9eI6ma6tet
unb seidwelst I'M 2iebesidmerS!
vNo6 iuolIt' es mir niebt redt 9llidcn,
So9, Iiebt beut lie bies Bouquet,
g8irD iie's on Die 2ippen SriideH.
limb iuiro leieu mein Gpnett!
SD iteb' binter Der @aroine,
Sch, ben @tnbrud, beu es maht,
8, iie lit entSiidt, arf Gbre! -
9ann idlci6' Diu sn ibr i6 lu6t'
50 geIdiebt's. Gs rimmt bic S65ue
9as Bouquet, lieit iein @eoidt,
Bridt oann aus III laute5 2a6eR,
uno ibr &olenmiino6en ipriht:
Sold cin Starr! - Sag ibm, Tu-
nette,
adm' er ia nod einmal Der,
SaB i'd 3eit fiji i'm nidt bate.
uuo beeauerte gar lebr!"
limb es b6rt's Der i6lnue 9auIder.
0udt 5uinninten ii1 uuo It5bnt.
9l9, 10 ipiro iein 2iebesiperben
limb icin i66n Spnett oerb5brtl
llno Elm 9Uuiso'ur 9tnnetten, -
9as raubt i9ier inn ben @erItaHo,
Sas am erten Gag bes SabreS.
8eb Dir, alter Gratulant!
llntragli1es Il 8et6eu
Sauimann (ju ieinem Gampa9non).
=Iuu, mein Better! Seben ia 10 per.
itimmt aus. ySa, ia! @it ben or.
iparuiiien fir Sieies Subr lit es ipieber
GlFg% ,&aS min Sbre tIcjis iibcr.
mht6i9e 5rdu i9pH tuieber?- ,0at lie
mir nod nl6t seia9t. 9l6er billi9 it
Die Sade ni6t!" IRA, nber tu0ber nil.
fen sic benn ba3 iiberbaupt?" .9us
idl 9sItern Slbsro uaf 0auie fam.
itopfte iie meinc Striimpfe."
eiuem 6 9an6seifIi6en
iast bic S6din: pSerr Bfarrcr, es
Ieblen i6On wis6er Sipei 9u6pfe at
Sbreu !6Oien, iUll id int 2aoeu ein
9usenb bouUn eintaufeu ?" -Bfnrrer:
IS, GiOtt beiuabrc, Wali g8arten sic
bod, bic Der Sunntas UOrii6sr lit.
bann finbs id &Ubpfs senug III Der
Samuelbiidis!.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

= 9'rndfebGerteufeL. y@e-
tern traf bic leste gbtbeiIuns Der Sc
tientpluniiten tuie6er bier ein. Wtit
freuoeitrablenben Ausen uub seimben,
Irii9sn 8an5 en- tebrtsH iie 81 ibrsn
Glteru Suritd."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01

60 ruie aub i9 Dir, lieber 9eIer,
Elm frobeS rgrOfit gteuiabri" Su nit bem
gSunide, baB Su es persnii9t oerleben
m6geit unO oas tonmenoe Sabr uns nu@
tpieoer j1iammenfiibre, tpie beute.