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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23


Two days before she was to resume
her journey, was promised her story.
She was to write it and give it to me
on the evening of her departure.
At the appointed time was at the
hospital door, only to be handed the
promised letter and to be told that she
had gone on the morning train. Twas
deeply disappointed, for had grown to
like this incomprehensible girl
The only scoop that l got out of it
was the announcement of her depar
ture. for / did not tell the boys anything
aboutit. nor did 1 tell them of the ex-
istence of tho letter.
When the days work. was ended I
hesitated long before opening this let
ter, in spite Of my past eagerness re-
garding it. 1t seemed to me as If q
pretty little fancy-built romance
would fly away, as my aircastles had a
way Of doing. The letter was written
in her own hand and inclosed was a
translation. AS read was glad the
other boys knew nothing of 1t, and /
determined then and there that they
never should. The letter was as fol-
lows:
"My Friends, the Reporters: To
show you that appreciate your great
kindness to me while an inmate of the
hospital, l will try to tell you Of the
unhappy event which you have been
puzzling over for weeks.
Strange and unreasonable as it
may seem to you, am glad that I at
tempted to drown myself. and ohl so
glad that the merciful God allowed me
to be rescued before ! died. This may
seem wild to you, but l mean what /
say.
Ut was Ave years ago that Olof
Swenson began making love to me-
was child of thirteen years t,.Sn, and
he boy of nineteen. We loved each
other ardently for two years. Then
my mother conceived violent dislike
for Olof, and as my father was complete
~ under her control he soon forbade
Olof to come to the house.
"Our love was too deep to be thwart-
ed, and while I was at school Olof
found frequent opportunities of visit
ing me. We would have married then,
OnAy we were TOO poor.
zone night my lover came to me and
said: Ellen, II were lost at sea,
would you be faithful to me?'
II saw that he was downcast and
heavy hearted and had something on
his mind.
II said: why. Olof, what do you
mean?'
"'I mean he said, and tears filed
his eyes. that am going to Amer
ica.'
"Oh, Olof,' cried, and wept bitter
tears.
"Then he told me of his plans and
how, when he became rich, he would
send for me- We both promised to be
SO true to each other, and we became
almost happy in thinking Of the good
times in store for us in far away Amer
ica.
II bore up bravely, for knew how
hard it would be for poor Olof away off
SO far from friends and working so hard
for me.
"His letters came as regularly as
working mems letters usually come.
After awhile his writing seemed un-
certain, as though his hand was weak,
and l could hardly read his letters.
Then I knew that he was sick but
would not tell me.
IL felt that must go to my lover.
The ocean is wide, but trustful heart
can span it and fly like freed sparrow
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23
Au Eye to Furure Needs.

Small Boy.-"Gimme bottle of
nerve tonic"
Clerk. For yourself?"
Small Boy.-"Yep, for myself"
Clerk. don't look as II YOU
needed nerve tonic"
Small Boy.-"Nop, guess not but ex
pect to in less'n a week. You see, I've
taken, lately, to lickin' every boy in
our part otown, and ma says the very
next boy / fight, she'll shut me up in q
room by myself where I'll have to be
civil. That time is sure to come pretty
soon. and with sigh expect it to be
awful wearin' on me" e."-Pharmaceutica
Era
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23

Chief Marshal-Lookee here! You
said this horse liked music. The very
moment the band began to play he
sprang ten feet into the air and has
acted like cyclone ever sipce.
Livery Maa-Yes, sir. Hes tryin' 70
dance IN \. Weskly. :,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23
Young Mrs. COOLING Ito her =, :

Young Mrs. Cooling Ito her papa)
-"Oh, papa, what does the word CON
tract mean?" Papa = sit means to
make smaller, my dear. For instance,
heat expands and cold contracts. Mrs.
Codling-"Then it's all right. Harry
told me he was contracting some heavy
debts, and was SO nervous Till yop OK.
planned it"--Harpey's Bazaar,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23
Classical Item.

Have you got copy of 'Milton's
Paradise LostP'" asked Gilhooly of Hos
letter McGinnis, who is not one of the
most educated men in the world
What in the world is that?" replied
McGinnis.
IT'S book" responded Gilhooly.
mo, sir, l have not got such book.
Whenever find anything that is lost /
return 1t to the owner. When did Mr..
Milton lose his book? What reward is
he offering for its return?" ?"-Texas
Siftings.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23
[original.l

E G E N T L Y
while travelling
my a tie ntion
was directed to
q lady and two
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-01-23

The nobbieat thing In boots Il
buR,on, Texas sitt,ng&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
frifd3es beu ais futter.

8efanntli6 bat frii9ss 6eu einen ftarz
fen, i6arfen @eru6, 10 baB ietne Musbinz
~itungen ni6t aletn BET Wenl6en, ionoern
mitunter ielbit bel Bferben, ~beionbers In
ensen Stdaen, @inaenommen6eit bes &oz
pies bernorruten. Ser b0bere 8aieraeba[t.
ben es int frti6en 3uitanoe Bet benz @tn7
brtngen nod beiibt, perminoert ft6 bel
2a9ern auf benz 8ooen ooer i'm S6ober,
inoeln es tparn1 tptr6 uno Die Seubtigfeit
Derbunitet. SET Oteiem 8organg bes Nus,
idipibens, tpel6er bier bis ie6s Wohen in
Nnipru6 ninln1t, perIiert li6 aud Der ltarfe
@eru6 unb Der anfdnaIi6 sleidfalls porz
banDene itarfe @ei6mad. 90 LANCE bas
aber ni6t gel6eben. bat Der @enuB oes
frii9en 9eues, DteIfaIttgen Grfabrungen
%aufoIae, BET Bferben pie Bel Ninoern i6mere
8erbauungsitorunsen Derurlaht, Die NIT
unter nit i~tarfer 8ldbiu6t ooer nit BETTE
gen @ebirncongeittonen, aud nit nahfoIs
genbem Berfoblen, be3te5ungstneiie 8erfalz
ben, Derbunoen tparer uno gar ntdt ieLten
tootli1 enoeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
m0dentide 5Iinois staats,5etune ulontas l. 2lueut 1892.

Ser 8eiugetit 1hlBt ale pflan3li6en
uno t6ierti6en Stoffe Dor 0em Ter0erbel1,
penl1 er binrel6eno tart angetDanDt tDlr0.
@ep0hnli6 DerIDenoet man tnDeB piel ltGrz
feren Weingeiit alS nDtbig uno ais gut lit.
SIN elmer Tlllit9teit, nel6e 1!5 l8eineeiit
entbGlt, peroerben Drganti6e Stofte ni6t.
Sci Srihten uno abnli6en 0ingen miro
ber g8eirgetit Dur6 Das III oemlelben ertz
balteEe gSaiier Derbiinnt, er lit beSbalb
3we6mGBig ettDaS itGrfer gu DeripenDen /;
aber IS genigt aud in bielen SdQen etn
She'll Metngeilt bon 80 @rao auf atpei
S6eile Wai1er. gtn5elne !3eriebun9en tim
ben nur Oann itatt, Denn auf pflan3li6e
ooer tbierii6e StOffe 9lei6aeitt9 9emiiie
BtlSe uno SUIT etntptrfen. Ser Betn betz
ipielstpeiie fam ft6, 10 LANCE Die 2uft abz
gebalten lit, re6t gut baIten, tpenn aud
&abnen unb Giitgpfldn36en ~porbanoen
Itno, Der Wetn9etit niro aber 3erft0rt uno
Der QSetn tpirb i6nG6er bur6 Die &abnen
uno gletd3ettig iGurer burh Die @i1tgz
pfldnahen, lobalo III einem nur tbetlpeile
nouen unb nt6t bouitGnDig ge1blo1ienen
SaB 2uft auf leine OberflG6e eintpirtt ; bic
Suit orinQt AUDI ourh Die Qoren bes Talles,
nod mebr burd) Die oes Spunbes, lobalo
bteler ntht mebr in ben Wsin tauht. 9aSz
ieIbe 1T bel in @iita eingemohten @urfen
unb Srii6ten bet Sal; 0ielelben fDnnen
ii6 gau5 gut baIten, bis unter Witpirfung
bon &abnen Der @liig 0urd Die 2uft serz
ltDrt tpir0 unb bann aud Die %auf5ubetDah>
renben @egenltGnoe Su @run0e 9eben. Wean
bat baber ale Gorftht au 9ebrau6en, Die
GuBere Suit mDgIl6lt ab3uD0lten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
Reiutsune Ser SUIT in Kellern uno
miIhfammern.

6ierbet tutrO bispeiIen Elm GROCER Seller
gemaht. Ser 3med ber 2Iftung lit, ben
Seller fRbl unO trOden gu crbalten, aber
bGufis nirb Oteier 3peG gang nerfeblt uno
Der Seller ltatt oeiien marin uno feu6t ges
ma6t. Gin Giblraum tit tut 6ann 3rpedz
maBtg gu lilften. tuenn Die 5usefubrte 2uft
tnbler ooer tpentgftens ebenlo flbl ooer
tpsnts tDGrnaer lit ais Die innere Suit. Sc
pGrmsr Die 2uft, beito mebr Seu6ttsfeit
trdgt tie aufsel0it in it6; je tiibler ie lit,
Oeito n1ebr lit Otele Teu6ttsfett nerbidtet
nno nteoergei6lasen. Wenn Elm &eaer OIL
etnem pormen Sage s~eIiftet tuiro, erl6eint
Die etntretenoe 2uft, 10 LANCE ite in 8epez
eun9 TT, aleroings fibl, aber wenn ie ben
Seller erflut, miro 6ielelbe erit bon Der I'M
neren falteren Suit, nit peIber fe ii6
mtl6t, abgetitblt, Die Seubtigfett perotdtet
it'd leBt ais 8el6lag an ben @Gnoen unb
rtelelt an oellelben berab, moourb Der
Seller feu6t uno iebr balO oampftg piro.
I'm oies 81 nermetben, tbut man gut, bic
Neniter nur Gadts 3u 0ffnen. uno 8tuar
lpdt, crit ebe maj fi6 our yiube begtebt.
Wfan brauht nidt gu befirhten, DaB Die
Jfoatluft na9tbeilis wirft, ite 1T 10 rein
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
Ndhrmerth Ger 0emaiepfanaen.

9ie gtabrunesmitteI, tpelhe benz menidz
Iihen &Orper 5ugeflhrt tueroen. mltl1en
5erfauen in 1ttditoffbaItt9e, fttdltofflole
uno unorgantl6e. gu ben %er1teren geboren
Die @tmetB ODER Protetn unb 2elm entbalz
tenoen Sub1tan5en; 5u ben mtttleren Die
StGrtemebl uno !3uGer enlightenment nnb
Die Settle; gu ben leBteren Gilen. Galt. rer>
ihieoene SaIae, nte 9bospboridure u.l.m.,
tpelhe our 8ilbune BON 8lut, Wtusteln
unb &no6en n0tbtg itnb. SIM .grnGb>
r~unespruseB bes men bliden &6rpers lpielt
oer i'm @itDeiB entbaltene Sttditoff bic
roi9ti9ite Stole; Die itidltofflOien Speiien
itno Der lei6teren 8eroauun9 tpegen n0tbtg.
BUR Grbaltung oes &0rpers ltno etDa
DiermaI 10 ntel ittGitofflole als ittdltoffhalz
tige Subltan5en nDtbig.
Tu6tige Gbetniter baben etneeben6e linz
ter1u1ungen iber ben gia~brun9sgebal. unz
ierer @emilepflan3en ner0ffentLt6t. Die
Go6larten itno barnah taft ale Elm borz
treffli6es gtabrun9smtttel, ba fte DteL Gt>
tpeiB unO BbospborlGure entbalten; am
eimeiBret6iten ftno bic &ropf6en bes 9toz
Ienfobls. oarna6 Der 8lumenfobl; beion>
bers entpfeblens&pertb lit Der @etBtobI, BET
nel6em oas fit Die 8erbauLt6teit gins
f1isite GerbdItniB Der itid~itoffbalti8eu 81
ben ittditoffloien Subftan3en ft6 ftnbet,
nGmIth ems gu bier. Sebr nabrbaft lit
aud Der Sptnat, Del6er Dentg Gobfaler,
bagesen bel GitpeiB uno Minerolitoffe entz
bait. SaIattr6uter fino ben &obIarten
GbnIi6, bagesen itnb Wuraeln uno &nouen
arm an Sttfitnff unb Bbospborldure .unb
reid an itiditoftloien Beitanotbeilen, mess
balb tie etn ertpini6tes NuSqlei6un9Smitz
tel gu lebr fttdftoffrei6er 9fabrung biloen.
Ssrii6te, Samen unb Sameni9alen iil1b
Ser pertbnoufte She'll Der gflansennabrung,
ba iie piel @tweiBitoff entbalten. Die Cur
fenarten liefern I'M re6ten GntpidelunBsz
Itabium cine an gtmeiB unb Bbospboriaure
rei6e gtaDrung, tndbrenb Der &irbiB arm
an @ipetB unb Bbospboridure lit, clio
tpentg g~tabrungsitoff entbalt. Die 6lliens
fri1te entbaIten Die srOBte Wtenge an
Sttf1toff GimeiB, StGrtemebl unb Bbosz
pbori dure. Die ~unretfen San1en entbalten
nod tpcniger @ineiB, ltnb aber lei6ter unb
nerbauIider ais Die reifen. Otit Der 3uz
ltabme Der 9teife tnGhft oer @ebalt an @ts
tpeiB. Dte reifen Samen baben rs bis 30
9rocent @ttpetBsebalt, allo tDett mebr ais
Sletib uno Gier, tDel6e nod ntht 20 Broz
cent @ipetB enthaIten. 0te reifen 9lIienz
frii6te beoirfen alio elmer 8eigabe ettpeiBz
armer Stofe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
els an Ser farm.

Tim @is an Der Sarm 5u baben, bebarf
IS ni6t 8eraoe zines foitlpteIlgen @ebGubeS.
Sat mar @elegenbeit, ts 3u errt6ten an
eIuen1 Qlbban9e in unmitteIbarer gtdbe beS
SIulfeS ooer Set6eS, 100 man oaS sis 81
MAIDEN geOenft, 10 fam man 4 bis 8 SUB
poer ttefer etngraben, ie na1bem Der glaB
bonn 6odmai1er sei6iibt ltegt, uno Die
GusgetDortene @roe rtn9Sum alS QSau be-
nuben. Daflr eeni9t oieielbe 8auart tpte
bel Grrtdtung zines Strobl6uppens. g(ur
D6erbalb Der groe itno 8retter n0tbtg, UNI
ben @runo einerieitS uno Die SerpaGung
anbererleits 5u balten. Quf bas Oad muB
Strob genug fominen, 0anit e5 regenot6t
lit uno ueit gcnug iiberltebt, TIM benz 3fes
gen it1eren NbfluB 81 %getpGbren. On
etnem lol6en Q6bange 1T oas bonn Sis
ielbit ablidern6e Waiier ni6t gefdbrlth,
petl es iih i'm 8ooen n~erltert. Qnoers lit
es, tpenn man oas @iSbauS auf einem ebes
men Ylabe erri6tet; bort bat man fir 9u>
ten NbfuB gu lorgen, oalntt Der BoOelt un0
Die nGblte un19e6ur1g troden erbaLten blei>
ben. Nber aud in Dtelem Sale genltgt etn
btuiges 8retterbaus nit iberlatteten NlBen ;
ooppelte unb dusgefllIte W%anoungen limb
ni6t 10 me lentl!6, ais tDte DaS 8erpGdungss
Waterial uno letne 8erpenoung. Mia
man niht na6 ben Soften ieben, ionoern
fIr bic 0auer bauen, 10 ma6t man Elm
3teeeliteins Tunoament, legt Darauf Die
56neIen, itelt auf oieie Die aufitebenben
gfoiten 2 gu 8, ma6t ooppelte Wanoungen
unb fiQt bieie aus. Gin Dor ben Sonnenz
itrabIen aei6uBter Blab 1T INNER borsuz
5ieben, mesbalb audi oaS Dad m09li6it
melt iberfteben loIte.
WaS Die @r0be bes 9taumes %anlanet, 10
entbaIten 40 GubiffuB ungefdbr etne gonne
Sis uno 10 Tonnen ltno ein ausrethenber
8orrath fit ben Sarmbeoarf. 9teier miroe
porbanoen iein in 8 gu 8 SUB bel elmer
6Dbe bon 81 SUB. I'm aber binrei6enoen
Naum fit CUTE Serpafung gu baben, be-
miBt man Die 9r0Be auf II 81 II SUB. @s
lit in1nlerbtn better, etnise Tonneu mebr
etn3ule9en, Oa bas Sis ft6 it6erer baIt,
tpenn Die M3aiie gr0Ber 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01

tpie Die Mittaesluft unb beoeuteno trodener.
9iele fIble Quft brinet nun pdbrenb Der
gta6t in ben 0taum, bod lit es burdaus
erforoerLi6, baB Die Seniter Dor Sonnens
aufsang pieoer 9ei6loilen uno perbiut
bleiben. SIT bic &eaerluft feuht. 10 fam
fte poQitduoig troGen eema6t nerben, I'M
benz man eth 8ed frtlhen &alf in einem
offenen @efGB in ben Seller bineinltelIt.
9teie Menge &aIf laugt ungefGbr 6 4funo
Wa1ler auf uno auf bieie Weiie taun elm
Seller ooer cine Wil6tammer in fur3er
3eit, ielbit beim beiBelten 8etter, troden
aemQdt iperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
Observation-Disclosures yriefFaten.

6errn 90. s., &anias. Trase: SIT bic
CRIME Defe auf Dem Waiier Der Yonos benz
Wieb i1GDLih? Die crime Dede auf itebens
ben @etpd1iern beltebt aus Din3igen pflan3z
Itden @ebilben, Deren es cine Weenge DDn
9lrten giebt. Qtn ii6 lit bieleS .@ebtl0e benz
gieb ni1t nadtbeiIig, bod nimmt mtar an,
baB DaS Waiier. worauf es ith biloet, neil
f%auIiger gtatur, ben Sbieren nidt 3utragz
Serrn $. G., Dirt, unb 6. S., aonias.
Ii6er uno tbiertider Stoffe."
9errn s.. 9. Wt. Siebe Irtitel: sis
an Der Sarm."
6erra 81. so. @iebe glrtifel: vgadbrz
tpertb Der @emiiiepf1an3en."
6ausfrau. Siebe Nrttfel: vGeini9uns
ber 2uft int Geuer."
Bitter 9eier. .Siebe 9rtiteG: Strides
6eu ais gutter"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
0tnanss8ert0t.

@bicaeo, 80. Sult.
Die 8anfaussGei9unsen betrusen SOL
847, 500. 70 seseu SIS, 10l, 103.73 in Der entz
lpre@enben Wo6e bes portgen SabreS.
no es l1uIo i9eit! f9loIien
hior.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
AMSm0rtSl

@eiaen. Seem yort - arts. 82se;
@ept. 88se. Gesember $3.50. ct; Souis -
eSniuli i. S,ti 78e; 9ept. ~; Dtlrpgntss
sNuli-c. Sept. 74kc. ~&ulutb-No. Door
fbern Slli rs. 9ept. 78c. Wftllnsapolls
Sui C; Sept. 745c. 8oleoo-.Sult d94c.
Nug. 79c. 9oltlmors - Suit 814c.; @n9.
eorn. otep yorf- Suli C; au9.
&c.,; Septenlber 54se. ct. gouls SuH1,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
GtabIirt fett 1856
Henry S~chOellkOpf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer,
252 & 234 OF RanooIph-Str.,
sDifssH Ssanfttn- nnh utsrtet's trsss

arpif8en SraNfItns NIB Wtartets2 trGBs
GbieogD. Sns.
erbieIt Ipeben cine Senbunq
Ieinter 1tener boH. 1aties, S6rtnee,
Itartnirten MaI, Sdrtb. Nous G6rtnae,
SaI5iaroeuen, tttf. RaOiar,
gtorwe9tfd)e @adDonte$, Wppettt= GtIo,
&eftpbaItiGe Sd)tnten, 8aIarnt,
StrasburSer 8anSlebetsYafteten,
ateGte 8rattti dbkuet9er SeroeInttumtt,
sSramff. 8ratmmrft, SriTeI=2eberwurit,
9Led1ten Gdbtuetser=F6Ie,
Naquefort= tnO Watntef6ttsFGl
0riauen 3r6Mterf0fe, Goanter Safe
&imbnrser, Stabrts 1tnO Ganot6le,
9itfel0prfer SetnIelf, @etneIfG,
9tedteS SIinen= tn1O 0tobm0I,
NeMiGateIer &6fe, Ttprtage De 9tte,
2Ied)tet ttu9ariid d. et gtOiersY aprifR,
Semtid1eS 3metf denutrS, 9iriten,
9eutidbe 9etrO6nete SetoeIbeeren, 2ttI@en,
Srans. SbartpignonS, 9%etroGnete WtIse,
&tebt9'S TIetidl ertraft. SGtpetset @fild,
9tedlten Gtntbeerfaft StutbeereIfg,
sSrfldleS NetSnte1L &GrtOHeIutebL,
0rittfern, GtrIc, 9inleH, 0tfke,
Setnften SaOaz, 9tOttas ato Sttos>eep
44ed1tett dbtuei. 1tn0 run. Sbees
Fetnife WnntHe=GbucoIdoe, S6c6O,
&tedbten Vartfer &dnmpftabaf bon SobbeG,
Seutfd)e GptH1rdoct, GoI5f6mbe,
Iolpie ale anbern SrDceries 51 ben ~btnigiten Iretien
g b. fri 10 BAN Henri Schoe1lkopf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
Iamo m1rtbf1aftltdtes

Eg SdnbmirtbI9oftli9e Gesenftdube betreffenoe
gniragen fiuo oft Serrtt U ottIie5 Senmt"B0ooe",
GIdoeS &prmerS, 2SiSc., at rtcbten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
at

9n1 It / n hD 3 tt betrt9 bic Gus
fubr 69,216 Stiid, aeeen 1882 in Der ports
gen @o6e. Sel6Git gut urto Yretle teit.
lierfnnft Inuroeu IL. u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01

'S6afe trafem 36, 7O6 otiid Elm, 9e9en
81, 44S in Der Dort9en ISOLDE. Na9fraSe gut
nnb Bretie feit.
0erfauft 1ulrben Il. ~:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01

Chicago. 80. Sult.
2m @etreibemarft stnsen bic pretie III
bic S06e. 9eptember gGei5en i6loB NIT
III, september @orn nit 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-01
S6md6e.
DSntse Dieoerherfeanne DER
Geiunoheit uno eefdIe9tIiAen Rafiefeu
utittelf her
ga Sanefden RaFaarntz SebansIRug.
GrfoIeret9, 100 anes 2lnoere
fehl9eidIa9en if.

Die SaeaWs'f@e gtetBsSe Wm0 fbse TSssase.
/. appIitatiUn Der MittsG brett au1 cit Der Rrant.
tett.
g WerMeibuuo Der WerNauuNo unh @bT@ls6@unQ
Der Mtrtiamfeit her Mttttel.
8. Gu9ere Nnndberuna an bic beherleuben lnteren
Getfnuugen Der 5tidenmArfSnereen aug Der WtrbSI~
iGule, uHh baber erIetdtertes @inSrtnsen az Der glers
benfa1tgfeit uno Der Ntef1e hes Gebirns u, NHdgrats.
l. Ser patteHt fam flo fel5ft nit iebr gerinaen
2ofteg sbne Arst heritedem.
5. Sbr Sebrau5 ~srfOrbert feline 8er6nAerIng beg
Stat nOer Der 9ebensgemDbnbeiten.
6. Sic finb abiplut unibabItm.
2. Sic fInD leust Dpn SebeHt an Grt unb Gfene etns
Suthhren une wtrfes InntitteI6ar anf ben GtB bes
uebels tnnerboIb fpent9er als elmer baIben GtuHhe.
Se1nsetdeM GeftDrte 9erbaumng. Apeetitu1ans
GEL Abmaserung @eb64tntbf9m63e, beige ma1u1s
gen uue err5tben, Sartlelbtafeit, fieberbofter unA
nerDSfer ober tiefer SAfof mit xr6urten, 3erSttppfen,
MuSf0l6ae i'm 6eiibt uH6 pals, 8opfmeh, Abnei9una
segen @eieH1daft. mMeMtf@Ipifenheit, WlangeI an
Wtaensfreft, GGi6ternbeit u. 10. nniere 8ebanhs
l~unssmetbo6e erfDrbert feline 8ermfstSruag nnh fetne
Mtosenuberlo6rngen nit Wehtain, bic W1ehtfauents
tuereen brett at Sen ~afiairten 9beiIen an0elgonbt.
Ser SaSaGe'fGe 8plus lift aud has befte WtttteI ges
gen RrontbeiteH Der gfieren, SIaie unS BOriteberhrIfe.
Bad nit 0ensntfen nno Gebraudsan'
Netfnnsen gratis. man f4reibe an
ST. Sans SreStDm,
S22 RranNmuu. 1lew 1pr6, d. q.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-15
GE MS IN VERSE.


Musical.
The programme, she informed me, was a
charming one indeed,
From the splendid Wagner overture (which
nothing could exceed)
To the lovely little scherzo and the minuet for
strings,
And the latest bit of Dvorak, which made her
sigh for wings
Throughout the Grieg concerto her emotion
was intense,
It seemed to me at times she held her breath
in deep suspense;
She raved of opus this and that, of Schubert.
Bach and LisZt
Beethoven, Brahms, Tschaikowski and u score
whose names missed.
But when at last twas over and led her down
the stair,
noticed that beneath her breath she hummed
little air;
It was not upon the programme, being COM
monplace and tuney,
And wondered at the sudden drop from Bach
to "Annie Rooney"
Judge.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-15

Sakya-Muni, Gautama Buddha, what dost
thou proffer of hope or of mrth2
"What shall do to be saved" from the sor-
row, passion, terror and madness of earth2
What is thy gospel, o prophet of India?
What has thou left to me, child Of the sun?
What is the balm for my pain thou has prom
ised me? What is the crown when the race
hath been run2
"What shall do to be saved?"-Thou hast
answered it. Labor not ever, but beg for
thy bread;
Live as u mendicant; marry not; mortfy flesh:
let a life of Nirvana bo led
So shalt thou find in the death of thy passions,
growth of thy spirit, composure and rest.
Passing through ndolent days of humanity on
to intangible joys OF the blest."
Sakya-Muni, Gautama Buddha, bending
heed thee but find in thy law
Something that battles me, doubtful consist
ency-lo, in the weft of thy wisdom n flaw
Look to it, Gautamal Sakya-Muni, sweet is
the bulbul, but hollow her egg.
How shall thy gospel suffice for the many? II
all men are beggars, from whom shall men
begY -Georse r. 5. Armstrong.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-15
Naneless.

Judge, plead guilty; he speaks the truth;
am what am, and what you see,
So old in damned, unhallow'd youth
That your wrinkled years seem young to me.
Don't preach-don't lecture; know it all:
The easy canting the fluent words,
The solemn drivel texts from Paul,
And mangled phrase or two of the Lords.
Moreover, you err II you suppose
That even a harlot, soaked in sin,
Slides down the darkness without some throes
OF the marred purties within.
Oh, sir, you wrong even our disgrace
To think that we never wall and cry
Out from the foulness, with lifted face,
To an awful Something up in the sky.
Do you think never dream of homer
OF a weary man with whitening hair;
OF a missing voice in n vacant room,
And the sobs a-chOke in woman's prayer?
That nothing has ever prompted fight,
Swift as my hungry feet could fly,
Fatherward, motherward-that might
Fall on their necks, break heart and die?
My Godl my Godl when the masked brows
must
Be clothed to false, forged radiance, while
The bloom Of the soul is baked to dust
And straight through your fabricated smile
Dread ghosts of murdered innocence fling
Perpetual javelins from their eyes,
And babes birdlike chirrupng
Scares like thunder out of the skies
When the sweet sanctities set to guard
The inner whiteness from outer stain,
Tricked of their holy watch and ward,
Moan and madden in heart and brain;
And a bowling fury hunts and hounds
Wherever a clean thought hides away,
And a dreadful voice Of booming sounds
Through the haunted chambers night and
day;
And something mocks you when you laugh,
And a something jeers you when you weep;
And hellfre turks in the wine you quaff,
And a fiend grins at you in your sleep;
And coiling horror sucks you down
Through black and bottomless abyss
Judge, do you think your legal frown
Can aagur punishment worse than this2
BAIL what an infinite fool am l
To talk like this to a man like you!
Some day the toughest of us must die
And we shall be sifted through and through.
Sifted and sorted. Judge, have you thought
That possibly to the Sorter then,
Something that now is may be naught-
When the towards shrieks steam up from
men?
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-15

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