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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Money for tho picle,,-camp Cottage.

Mr.. w. p. Stansbury has collected tho
following sums tor the cottage to be erect
ed at the Soldiers Home by Pickett Camp :
Bergner 4 Engle Brewing Company. %; j..
b. Cosby, 81; Lewis Ginter. ESQ; w. A.
Hammond, 81; l.. I. Robertson, 81; A.
Keck. 81: Julius Meyer 4 Sons, 81; w. J.
Todd, 81; J. Dsllman, 80 cents; James
Fulton. 81; G. w. Tanner, ga; v.Hechler,
Jr. d Brother, 81; s. Soloman. 81; @. L.
Wood. so cents; Thalh,mer Brothers, 80;
j. j. King 4 Son. 81; II. Leunn, 81; Will
liam II. Field, 81; A. II. Robins, 81; j..
May & Son, 30 cents; Bennett Brothers,
81 A. Greenwsld. IS cents; @. w. Goddin
(by z. z. W., So; last report. S2S7.25--
total, 1919. The funds heretofore col
lected by p. p. Winston have been re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
MRS. parnsII Bankrupt

IBy Ang!o-Amcrican cable ~ The Dispatch.l
LoSpox, November 19.-Ths Irfsh 1fnes to-
day contains a sensational article IN reference 20
the bankruptcy OF thu widow OF Charles stewart
Pernen. The article states that Mrs Parnsii
has eeen driven into insolvency by adverse CIR
cumstances. The article states that wnen Par
nell died there was not enough money "a tns
house 20 bury him, end that friends defrayed
the expenses. Mr. Pagneil had expended
100000 Ia freeing the estate at AyoDdais
from mortgage and 10 fruitlees attempts 70 mske
the mines on the estate profitable. Ids loit
Mrs. Parneil with no other resource than smaA
annuity from her aunt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
All Honor to oid Orange.
no he Edtior Of the Dispdtch'

10 1le EduoT OF UV O1sp1''o''' ,.;
Orange, my native county, IN tn pp reJii;-
DENTAL election OF 1883. gaye = me pv The
can mso1sb ei GOOD 90 old county p which
o. Mantnel,er lies all that - mortal OF the
ilInstrious Madisonl gave majority iof
An hcnor to "Old Orange ana tnreS
cheers for the old "Mother OF states eno
Statesmen ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

not be led astray by any of the catch-peri-
ny schemers who will guarantee 70 MAKE
superior gas, both as regards heating anu
lighting Qualities. for 10 OF Is cents per
Thousand All promoters claiming such
results will expect you TO steal the coal OF
oil and reduce salaries to nothing TO make
thsir claims good. Instead. carefully IN,
vestigate the merits of the several COCO
processes for manufacturing water-gas ~
works of the first order. where time ana
continued use have clearly demonstrated
economy and superiority. In ending icy
me say that II at any future TIME 10y
sistance or advice may be required, ~ II q,
the disposal of the citizens of Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Mrs. James Tyler.
Mrs. James A. Welch, and Ars. George
Woodbridge.
The Junior Club gave its first entertain
ment at the Masonic Temple on Friday
evening. aud there was . bright assem-
blage of young people, chaperoned by
Mrs. X: L. Powers, Mrs. Il. A. Brander.
Mrs. Allen Talbot. Mrs. Willie Talbot.
and Mrs. Terrell. The german was very
successfully led by Mr.. Hoge Gillian. The
dancers were Misses Annie Gray, Annis
Howard. Louise Brander, Mary Howard.
Emily Cary, Mary MoCaw, Emma
Barksdale, Sallis Talbot, Carrie Tai
Mary Hayes. Ellen Blair. Maggie Stokes.
Lillian Garbrough. Madge 0uld, Grie
Walker, Marion Harris, Annie Henry. Nell
lie Parker. Anime Hammer. Julia Lee. Lee
liza Gray, Ellie Semms, and Messrs. Nc
Weigh. Blair. Gwathmey. Powers. Robert
son, Potts. Biansenship. Arlington, Lam
bert. Walker, Cary, Warren, Johnston,
Darlington, Williams. Peasants. Bidgood,
Altrlend, Mayo, Slater. Brander, Halle,
Dirone, Binford. Lewis, Baker. Newton,
Maury. and Upper.
The first entertainment by The Tues
day" CLUB will be given on the goth al the
Temple at 9 o'clock in tho evening.
The annual thanksgiving dinner, given
by the ladies of Grace Episcopal church, ia
arranged for Wednesday tho 29d. the day
preceding Thanksgiving DAY, at iil2 east
Main street, and q delightful dinner will
be served there between the hours of 2
and ).
Miss Katie Blankenship entertained the
bridal party of Miss Doggett at q pretty
luncheon on Tuesday.
Miss Nita Massie Charlottesville is as
the Exchange Hotel.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth billiard, Memphis, Tenn, and
Mr.. Archibald Williams Patterson, Rich
mond.
Mrs. Allen Talbot and her daughter
have returned from Baltimore.
Mr.. yirginius Dabney, New York, was
the guest of Captain Hsxau the past
week
Miss Bagby has returned from visit to
Miss Day. at Smithheld, Va.
Mss Gertrude Howard is visiting rela-
tives in Lynehburg.
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter Mcclure have re-
turned from their visit to Louisville, Ky.
DIR. George Ross and Miss Ross will re-
turn on Monday.
Messrs. Robert and William Baldwin, of
Norfolk, have been in the city the past
week
Mr.. Stevens Taylor, of Lexington. Va,
is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens, OF Castle
Point. N. j., are ct the Exchange Hotel
new card club. styled The Matri-
monial." is spoken of, TO which gentlemen
will be admitted as members. CHLoE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Briggs You see that fellow over there.
Has n the lumber business. and tne ienow
he r. talking with so earnestly ~ "aA7'
OF toothpicks. t,,,ohar
49,, a. much in earnest abouty
Briar de wants 70 borrow some MONEY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Old NAVAL OFFICERS
:, postpanllal Humor They Figh,
Their Battles Over Again.
YARNS ABOUT GOOD OLD DAYS.
I'D, Old sea Dogs watch the Creation
If oar New Navy-Ismenttng the
limo They We're Middies

,c.--,soonicnce Of tho Rishmoni o''0a''h-l
v,.si>aroN. November i9.-Mmost any
........1u visitor dropping IN az the Me-
...,n Clue would be very apt to en-
u ..- several Rnolookine elderly gen
'.r.s. who from their forid and weather.
u '...- aces. no less than from their pro-
.',..3 STYLE of locomouon, be would
.. l..tla difficulty IN setting down as
ling .pent a considerable part OF their
'.... ag,al. Should he happen to lingor
-..., .,r.hot he would pretty soon be
..a,.l that he lighted upon a sort OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

pNIEhL A. X. HttuEs
N..,..,'- cavern. for ihe conversation.
...t.r how begun, would inevitably
'..... CD vinl'arl" and STAY there. An
..... -.rfuu would confirm his agreeable
....--.lr. all be would be quite likely
..r. tu tie course of an hour or two's
g.. ..... tales ot the sea that might well
Oh. wonder and inrTedullty OF a
. .r.n. wore 10 rot that the narratOrs
.. .... whose reputation and experience
.- .H..eat vouchers for their yeraclty;
.-.... .,1-.. ot old tars that meets almost
. t tre VI tropOhtau Is composed OF
,... rf IS which heroes are made; in
.. ..r1.- that are--overy one of them.
e.. tier part of their lives has been de-
" 4. maintaining the honor Of
.. Stars aud Stripes in home
o.. '.r, On waters. and ~ their time they
I... made history. once their names
90. ,r every body's lips, and the gallant
....- they performed were rewarded with
,.. Donors Uncle sam loves 10 heap upon
... braves. Sons. Now, outworn with the
.. and exposures OF "a lifetime OF ser
they rest on their laurels at home,
I.... stepped aside that younger men
o.. LID forward and bear a share OF the
l.-I.u. as well as reap part OF the glory
f...t..- Oh the defenders Of the old Tag.
t.f.e hour for dining approaches ut the
t.-...ht4l Tor the nautical group al
v... mikes 70 q point 70 mess together)
g.. ..4t becomes. II anything. more AMI
r4t.A It's not an uncommon slght 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Past the Hour.
IIulinal

stood In the hall at midnight,
When the clocks wore striking the hour,
And counted the strokes In horror,
And ionged for aha magic power
To turn Times footsteps backward
Aad enable myself 10 stont
Uustairn IN courageous accents;
bSneu ma ~ milk-caa ootts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

lunch Of records truly, and one of which
thc nation IS not fOrgetiul.
Probably no navy IN the world other
t.au our own has ever produced group
OF men who have seen more varied service
!h their time. Almost al have mounted
non the very lowest rOnnd Of tho ladder
~ tie highest. Hughes was appointed
iiom New York az a muddy" away back
ia 1893 was made master IN 1852. lieu
Tenant IN 1853 and Won his decoration as
commander during the trying days Of No
Nnoer. 1862. In 1869 he was gazetted a
captain. q commodore IN 1878. and was
iaised 10 the rank OF rear. adIniral ten years
$50 Wake Was gn Ohio boy. and. like
other Buckeye lads. proved to re made Of
The night material. He, too. entered the
e.sruee As l0Iddy VA 1897, aud rose
through the successive grades, reaching
ths post u rear-sdmifsl twenty-five years
+o' upshur also began his career IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

same humble fashion inis4i, and only re-
tired in 1885. Feblger (aDother Buckayo}
took all the honors OF naval position from
"middvn TO rear.ndmiral between his start
I'm is3s and his retirement ten wears since.
jenkins began IN the same humble capacity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
AMMAN rnoNAs H. srEvENs.

ADNT.AL THOMAS II. STEVENS.
'r.Iv-. who ranks as senior, having
...a .H.at on active service fully twenty
o.. fa4r,. winnie heaT-AdmiTals John G.
..-er aud Samuel h. Franklin out rank
..t..rs IA term Of active service, each
'.v.- spent twenty-five years Of then
DISCS. 100 fighting under the flag. They In
..... .re closely pressed by Francis A. Roe,
.... tocuJy-ilur years Of active service.
%t ur behind these gay old sea dogs
c.. irouZeiaced Roar-Admral Thomas
IT.. stevens. with eighteen and hall years :
L.f-almTal lLurntOn A. jenkins, WIN
q. ..rtrrp year. and samuel Phillips Lee,
v..4 nineteen wears 10 their credit. A fine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

d. To-
Howard sutton,
Randolph Boiling,
L. G.. Hawkins,
Lewis Blair,
John DInneen,
Hale Dinneen,
X. NJ. August,
Ambrose Page.
Fulker Bright.
b. Prosser,
Frank Woodward.
Charles Stems.
George Keesee,
Mathew Gilmer.
Edw. Garrison,
G. p. Blanton,
Clarence Page,
Lownes Flippen,
Eugene Blanton,
Edw. Greene,
lucien Bass,
Charles Wingo,
Percy Montague.
Byrd Warwick,
Ernest Schnn,
Coleman Cutchins,
Louis Wood.
Douglas Morton,
Albert Waddy,
Paul Shafer.
James Winston,
Percy Ezekiel,
Archer Wren.
john ii. Powell,
Willie Bridges,
Willie Evans.
Joseph Stiles.
Polk Nash,
Victor Shelburn,
Hiram Smith.
Wilbur Crump.
Robert Rogers.
Horace Upshur,
Arthur Upshur,
Willie Parker,
Stafford Parker,
Lucius Cary.
Robert Macomber.
W. b. Foster,
John Cutchins,
James Nj. Ball,
Donald Blair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the old reliable,
viii cure every case IL cough o. oold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

r.. Nash, Mrs. Moncure Perkins, Mrs.
Affair Peasants. Mrs. III. Il. Pleasants, Mira.
james ID. Patton, Mrs. William l. Royal,
Mrs. @. p. Sfokea, Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Charles Shields, Mrs. Charles Talbot,
Mrs. Hugh N. Taylor. Mrs. James Tyler.
Mrs. James A. WEIGH. and Mrs. George
Woodbridre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
HEN CROWINGPARTY
THIS THE UNIQUE NAME or MISS
vlRGlE CADETS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Weeks Wedding" Living" Game
Of whist ut the Charity Baii-so-
cis,y News and Gossip.

The week past has been especially
marked by the unusual number OF very
pretty weddings. 1t was thought IN the
early autumn that the number Of we'd
dings would be fewer than for years past.
And so it seemed. but the brides have, with
quiet dignity, made their preparations
ana taken fight ere the public
had intImntion, or at least only short no.
tice, of their intention. We can but adj
mire this innovation which deprives the
curious public of the theme which. how
ever old, is ALWAYS new, aud prevents the
gossip consequent upon the preparations
of an announced bride. 1t seems to be q
return TO the old customs. many OF which
were preferable to the later ones, demand
ing so much pomp and display.
Small wedding entertainments certainly
seem to be most popular this season. IAe
company which assembled at the home OF
the bride after the marriage of Miss Alice
Whitcomb aud Mr.. George Llewellyn Nj:
colson on Tuesday evening was composed
entirely of the very near relatives and
friends of the families.
The house decorations we're pink and
white roses and chrysanthemums the
brides gown heavy white silk, with
Duchesse lace, and bouquet Of white
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MISS Julieb Ndilcbph
Powers, as maid of honor. wore costume
of cream embroidered chiffon and carried
q pink bouquet.
A charmingly-informal collation., was
served. and the young couple took the
northern tram at O'clock.
The bride Is the youngest daughter of
Major II. ID. Whitcomb, and has many
warm friends in the city of her birth.
Among those present were Messrs.
Henry d. Whitcomb, Jr., I. N. McAboy,
John B. Young, Charles L. Rufin, Ed. w.
Scott, DIR. }. Jet. Mccormick, Charles L.
Beale or Washington, ID. c., DR.. Stuart
Mcguire, Misses Nicolson and Miss Amy
Williams of Fauquier county, Va. Misses
Randolph and Foster of Baltimore. Md,
Misses Kinney and Powell of Stanton.
Va. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Mccormick of
Norfolk. Va, g. I. Williams of Fauauler
county, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powers, Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Chaplin, Miss Chaplin. Rev.
j. Y. bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cren-
shaw, Mrs. Vim, aud Mr.. Harry ID. Winn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24
e.rha nov ,.rh;,,ras olrer ,,e,,ereu

Gelbi Der perbiRenlfe aller neiereu
WeiberhaRer. ber 8esriinber bes mooers
nen Peiiimismus, mub suseiteben, bab
obne Weib Der 8esinn unieres Seins
beraubt pdr' Der Silfe. bic Wsiite obne
@ergniigen unb bas gnbe obne Srof.
gus al bieiem 1T baber audi bas
Weib Der MusSug unb Snbegriif alles
beHen, mas in Der Natur reiaenb iIt;
oas lieblidfte, begebrenstpertbeIte nno
unentbebrlidfe aller 9inse: nbie perle
aDer Werte bes Sdopfers", wie Der
Doltsthiimli6Ie unIerer Sidter, S9ils
Ter, iast. limb tiefes llnredt ldBt iid
su idulben fommen Seber, Der oieIe
perle beseifert, benn
vWie Marmor lit Der Mann, ipie Wa6a
bic Srau;
Dem barteu Marmor muB oas tpei9e
Wa9s iid fiisen;
Sem unteroriidtsn Meibe prast lib 9e.
Ses Mannes Stempel auf in .Ssorm
unb 3il9en,
Gi6t bic Mittel, Die Stempel nur be.
triigen,
Drum iino Die Srauen nibt Ielber an=
sutla9en,
Wenn iie bas @eprdse zines Seufels
tragen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

Sie GrIdeinuns lit einsi9 in ibrer
Dirt. Sn Der luftisen S0be BON l35
SUB, in taum lihtbaren &iBen bes
Sanbitein= unb Mortelgemduers, pa.
ben bieie Saum6en, bon &egen uno
Sturm gepeitibt, Wur5el 9eiaBt, uno
iino bereits bis su etma abt SUB SDbe
geoieben. Ser itdotiI6e 9aumeilter
unteriu6te neulid bas aus Sanoitein
uno 3iegeln iebr iolioe bereeltellte 6e-
bauOe aui feline 6eltisteit. uno bean-
tragic nit &iidiiht aui Die Siderbeii
oes Sburmes. Die iunsen 9lborne aus.
surotten. So6 erbob lib basesen Elm
Sturm Der gntril lltuns in Der Siirser=
idaft, welde auf oies eisenartise itao=
tiide Wabrsei6en iebr itols 1T. unb ir
fteben bic iunsen Iborne beute nod.
@abri6einlid baben tDrnerirelienoe
86sel Die Samcn auf ben Sburm per'
ihleppt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

-Orieinelle9eela ame. Sas
Stsottbeater in 9. tiinbigt foleenoes
an: Seute 9lbeno nirb bas meltbe.
riibmte Sraueripiel nOtbeao" eeaeben.
Sas barin portpmmenbe bielgenannte
Saibentud Der 9esbemona, I'M oas
lih Die eanse Sanblun9 eieentlih auf-
baut, lit aus benz WeiBwaarenbasar bea
Serrn MoriB Sulpentbal bier besogen.
Die Direction.
Nus Der guten alten
Militdrseit. General: @esbalb
tritt henn Die @a6e ni6t ms Gelpebr,
tpenn ib pprbeifpmme, be2 = Sorpo-
raj: Sa idb'n Sc, bdren Se, mel tub-
bette @riens! IS is sic bios, neil Der
gOiten mid 3-r-r-raus geibrie'n
bat. g 2uberhen fann's = Ut ni1
ausi9bre6en! a,l,
-&eiplut. Giserl: @cnn ia
aud friiber lei6tlinnig 9etueien bin.
nit SSbnen, 6rdulein Soa, meine ib es
ernitlid! SD meiB, Sic bdben Elm gu.
tes Sers. = 3, laIen sic mid fir
INNER barin mohuen! - Soa: Sir
immer, ia = aber nidt sur Wtietbe!
Serfdnappt. Serr (sur
Wtasfe beim WtastenbalD: Siit Su
cine 6reunoin nDn gutter Slide. ib6ne
Mtaste2 = 9ienltmaso: Sreilia, fouH
iaimpft ia Der Serr!
- Die gitelteit TT bet
Pauser Der 9ummen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24
Yet Der 2tmsbebMti9.

Dor Dem ebemaliaen glmtsIibe oea
PDlisei=YrdIioiums aui Dem Serliner
WtOltenmartt iiebt man jeBt an ieoem
Sormittag cine 9lniammluns iunger
2eute, Die ii6 Der Yriifung su unter-
Sieben baben, Oh tie fir Die 8ertbeiois
gung oes 8aterlanoes gebrau6t tperoeu
t0nnen. Siele bon ibnen, benen Die
Sreuoen bes @rereierplaBes feliee 8ors
abnunsen erwefen, befinoen iib in ges
bDbener Stimmung, anbere tuieoer, Die
ilb, roer gtDib sebordeno, ni6t Dem
elgenen Srieb", an oieiem Orte einoe=
funDen baben, ieben sienlid troItlos
ben fommenoen @reigni1en entsesen.
3u bieler @ruppe gebort elm ganS DiEs
siger Siiritenmadergeielle. Der geraoe
ni6t an ilbergroBer Sntelliaens leioet.
Mean bat i9m auseiuanoereeieBt, baB
Die 9lusbebungstommiilion es in bieiem
Sriibjabr auf bic tleinen 2eute abgeie,
ben babe. biemeil lie uptbuenoig fiir
Die rlenfbare Suftldiff=gompagnie" ge-
braudt pilrben. Sei Dem 9lufruf
fommt er in Die Nadbaridaft zines
iun9en Mtannes bon imponirenoer
G6rperfille. Sei Der sseltitelung Der
8erioualien nennt Der iuaenoltbe &ieie
ieinen norbiI6 tlin9enDen Goruamen
rGars". rMa6en sic feline Wibe~,
iaet Der slmtireuoe oertpeiieno, rSie
peroen 2puis beiBen." Cars perli=
6ert. oaB err tpirtlih 9ars beige, uno
mad Ginli6t Der Yapiere pirb oIeie ers
freulibe Sbatia6e amtli6 feltgeltellt.
Sn Dem bierfiir beitimmter 3inrmer
nta1en Die sebn slufeerifeneu SDilette
= oas beiBt le entleoisen iid) berIel.
ben. .Sbren sic mar, lagt Der Ser.-
aeant gu benz 8iden, nSie f6nnten ein
paar Yfuno bon Sbrem iibcfliiiligen
9orpus an Sbren Nabbaroa o5geben."
= ySebr germ, iaate Cars. ein idnei-
bigger Sanolunssbeili1ener idlagiertis,
raber mas besahlt man bier Fir oas
Biuno?" - rgluf bic 9Sage," ruft
Der Sergeant. Cars iiebt ibn etmas
peroubt an. Solte man ben Sbera
pirfli6 10 tpeit treiben, feline Siferte gu
acceptiren? = gr tpiro gewpgen, unh
bann fommt iein gla6bar ON Die Reibe.
nGelieion? Serui?1 irast Der
Sergeant 10 nebenbei. = ,,@panseli-
fiber SiirltenmaderseIelle. = iiotterte Der
9leine dnsitlid. = .8elpo9en uno 5lt
lei4t beinnoen, = ruff Der Serseant IN
Der Grinneruns all cine Sibelltelle.
yMein Soft ia9t Der gtiritenmaher.
bem cine @entnerlait bonn Sersen fdilt.
roa baben Die Serls ba unten mid nit
Der vlentbaren GuftidiFsGompasnie@
pobl nur sefoppt?" - Cars tritt in
bas anitoBenbe 3immer - por Die
Gommiilion. Der strSt multert ibn
tppbloefdlis.
rSebr gut" iagt er, raber es 1T
Sbnen su ratben, erlf cine Shpenin-
9ertur bur6sumaden. gBie piel Gias
Sier trinfen sic oenn ei9cntlitb pro
Sag@ = .Na," meint 2ars per=
iddmt, 10 piere unsefdbr." - nSier2
9lber tpie eroB linb benn bic Gldler?"
= Bon elnem balben 2lter bis gum
MaB." = ,Snfanterie!. :. Die
Shpenineertur fOnnen Sic lib iibri=
gems eriparen, Die wirb auf benz @rer=
cierplab beiorst Weroen." @inise 0ti=
nuten ipdter tommt Der yeoangelil6e
9iiritenmader9eieae" freuoeltrableno
aus Dem 3immer. ~Senfen Sic mai
an" iaet er gu 2ars. lid bin untaus.
lid. aans uno gar untausli6! @el1'
elm @luf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24
Woserne &atsbfd)ellen.

Gin milberer @eiit berridt beute In
ber @rimiualiuiti5. Sarte uno grau=
lame Strafen baben aufgebDrt; man
bentiibt iib. ni6t allein Dem 8erbreber
fir feline Straftbat Elm entipredenoes
llebel nab ben @runbfdben ber 8er=
geltung susufiieen, ionoern i'm 3u beI-
fern uno mom0gli6 als niiBli6es Wlit-
glieo in bic menidlide @eiealdaft su=
riifsuiiibren. Man lernt ben Mertb
uno bic 8eoeutuna Der Seelenfunbe fir
Die Grimiuali1tit INNER r1ebr f6lben,
unp regulirt bas StrafmaB niht mebr
blos mad Der S9mere oes begangenen
Yerbre1ens, ionoern ali6 mad Der be-
Ionberen ieeliI6eu Yei9affenbeit oes
8erbre6ers. Samit i'm 3uiammen-
banse 1T man belniibt, au6 alles, mas
nit Der Strafredtspileee i'm 3uiam-
menbans itsbt, entipre6eno umsuse-
falten. Stan berineioet baber a1e
iiberfliiiii9e Sdrte; man berbeIiert Die
@efdnsniIle, forst fit &einli6feit,
2iiftung. geiunoe unb einta9e &olt
uno binreidenbe 8eipesung i'm 6relen.
Sas erfe Mal, mo Der 8erbre6er
nit Der perbaBten unb gefiir6teten SUI
Iti3 gefanntidaft ma9t, lit Der Wto=
ment ieiner grsrcifuns. 9amit 1T
iein Spiel wenigltens porlduiig perlo=
rem. 98as Bunoer, baB er alle eroent=
li1eA Mnltreneungen madt, um iib
Dem feiten Griff bes i'm perbaftens
oen Yoli3iiten su entlpenoen uno our6
eilige Slu6t Die perlOrene 6reibeit
uicber gu sewinnen9 Sept ooer ME"
oentt er i'm 9inblif auf Gle oilteren
Mauern bes 3u6tbauIes, Iinter oenen
teine 6Off1ung uobnt.
@dbreno friiber oft aenag Der Der
Sludt perOdttise Quilting belm erlten
auffallenhen 3ei6en ppll oem BoliSilten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

-Sn Der Soiree. Serr: sic
iinb mobl multtaliid, mein Srdulein?
= Srdulein: 9lb nein! - Serr: Damn
beiu6en sic selpiB bauiis bas Sbeater2
- Srdulein: slud oas nidt. = Serr:
90 malen sic piellei6t? : Srdulein;
50. = Serr; @obl Iquarell? :
6rdulein: 9l6 nein, MIR 8aIfee!
= Seim iuribii6en gras
men. grofeiiur: Serr @anoioat, mas
lit oas: cine Sausiubung2 = 6anoi'
bat: gBenn man Na6ts betneipt mad
Sauis seben nil uno iein Saus ui4t
finDen fam!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

.ilernem Druid einIhlieBen. Sic lino
ie na6 Der Stdrfe oes 9lrmes DerItea=
bar unb luerOen nit einem S6rauben=
lhliiliel geibloien. g8ie man liebt, lit
Ger YroceB etmas umitdnolib unb seit=
raubeno. ODD einmal geldloIien, 1T
's fir Den 8efelIelten unmOsll6, ielbit
penn er nod 10 seleutig lit, feline
Sdnoe aus Dem eiiernen @riff gu be-
ireien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24


] Wie Seber,seiste nau d
S6efiel Dobl einmal Sang sum aiiheus
perional". Sn Sdrufs Sptel Sur
goit" in 0tiirssuidlag. einem in ben
Siebsissrjabren BON &iiultlern germ
beIu6ten Sauie. wiro Elm Gii6enbud
aufbewabrt, in mel6em ber Sidter iid
nit folsenoem 8ers6en perelpist bat
,Siirmabr, sefdbrlid iit's in Der
.Poit"
Wie in ben WGloern BON Polen;
3par piro benz @anoerer ui6t bas
8elb,
9o9 niro ibm oas Sers 9eItoblen.
Suli 1873. Sictor S6ehel."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24
Sanbi6enen NIT Auerltange.

Sebr prattiId bat iih audi cine an.
oere Sorri6tuna erwieien, bel bet Die
beioen SanoIeIieln burd eine itLblerne
Stanae perbunoen linb. 0ieie sSelie=
lung mabt ben GeFansenen nod piel
unI6doli6er uno ma6tlOier. als Die
Dorigen Wtetbpoen.
Setannt iit Die einfabe grt. @efan=
gene am SsuBeelent su feHeln, inoem
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20Ders aH7delpalter Der SanoIeiieln
ni6t nur ieoen Sludtperiu6 unm0s=
LID, ipnoern aud ieoe grauiame Be-
banollng iiberfliiiiis. Sebr prattild
limb Die SanoI6ellen, pel6e Der Setee=
tio SObn5 s. Eower erfunben bat unb Die
namentli6 in 9lem Yorf sebraubt uer=
Den. Ser gnliSilt bGlt einen @riif,
,6lingt Die 9ette Inn bas cine Sanoge=
lenf ieines 9lrreI Itanten uno paft ben
;iueiten 8riIf, Der in ben erlten paBt.
0ur6 cine taum merflibt Srebuns Der
0ano fann Der goli,iit Den Druid per=
ltdrfen ooer na0lallen.
8eri6Ieoen cpnitruirt iino Die BON
Sbomas anae9ebenen SanbiAellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

Seimgegebeu. Si9ter: Miei
.Onneu sic ii6 masen, meine Geoi6te
% idle9t gu MAIDEN? - sd. sic ba=
len es ielbit bod aetban! n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

man ibnen cine
Gette nit einem
i6rperen @e=
iuibt boran an=
legt. @ine an=
bere @riinoung
riibrt bon einem
9elpiIlen 2inin=
ger ber, uno tue.
gen ibrer prat=
tifdell Sraud)-
bartlett bat man
r. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-24

- unier eisenes Genie
ier Selien, auf benz mir unIere 2uft=
idlOiier aufbauen miiien.