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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-14
DRESS
FLAhNELS

FLAhNElS ev en- i n 6
.. wear is a
flannel suit, plain or
neat pattern, as your
fancy runs. Then you'll
want one at the shore
or mountains. Wher.
ever you go you'll find
well-dressed men wear.
ing them.
.. You can have youl
liking at Sixth and
Market. We will make
one to your order OF
give you one ready
made. Coat or pants OF
both from 81 the gar.
ment up.
We are showing as
large a line of lawn
goods as you will find.
and at 25 cents, too
The patterns are neat
and stylish and EN-
brace all that is new.
JAS. T. MuLL1N & Son,
Tailors, 9th and Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16
Two Balloon Ascensions by Women.
frosts tbpt are SO near at hand.

frosts thut are SO near at hand.
Their little bodies with bare feet
are as sensitive to cold IS your child s.
Their little scant wardrobe, perhaps
packed in a cracker box that DR..
Whitfield has begged for them, or
laid upon sumo chair or other place,
neatly folded, has no f1nnel. Woolen
hosiery, muffs and gloves, Or thick
shoes and outer garments to keep out
the cold. Their tender palAtes are as
sensitive 10 tile TASTE Of swee:mcats
and c,ainties as your chiidren's, but
lhese are not expected in rich abun-
dance. But brethren, Can't you and
I send something, be it ever SO little,
Tor tie comfort and cheer of DR..
Winfield and his familyof helpless
orphan children? A bit OF flannel
ipsey, calico. shirtlng or sheeting,
woolen pants cloth, stockings, shoes,
hoys' hats, girls hoods, blankets,
comforts ami quilts, anything shat
will GO toward clothing or making
comfortable theae helpless ones. The
cost will he trifiing to Us and Of un-
told benefit to them if it comes NOW.
Now is the time.
Again they must so to school. Can
We afford to send them among the
well-dressed children in GoldsbOro
IN such condition as to be the subject
of remark? No; a thousand times
no! They are che children of our
brethren, and we have been told that
"eyery Odd Fellow is your brother
and his family the sacred object Of
yonr fra ernal care" VIII YOU help
your brother's helpless cAildrenp l
know YOU will. BRO. Whitfield told
me ,ha. anything in provisions or
clothing would be very acceptable
and highly appreciated by him and
his mos. excellent wife, rs well as
the orphans. | wish each and every
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16
WHITE 70 YOUR FRIENDS.

There is positively no reason why
the fair in October should not be the
best IN the country, and better than
it has ever been, and witk thgt idea
in v;sw, YOU should take an interest
IN the exhibit, both as a matter Of
pride and for the money offered a.
premiums. The best way to have a
crowd. and mal>a it grand holiday
occasion, is 10 write 20 your trends
and relatives and invite them I'D re
Jour guests. 90 ynUrself, carry
ttleu and have good time.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

Odd Fellow in North Carolina could
go and see as | have seen, feel as
felt, and realize.
''He that hath soothed a widow s woes,
Or wiped an orphan tear, doth know
There S something here Of Heaven. >
Now brother, sister, don't wait for
some one else to move in this matter.
If you do, ali the others may do so,
and nothing will be done. When you
have read this, hand it to another
brs TIER, SISTER. vie Or daughter, and
then go to work and see what you can
give, and see what you can get orheTs
to give. IF your Lodge wants ooc.
in this matter, letit do SO, and have
a committee to forward contributors
--money. provisions, poultry, cioth-
ing, anYthing-to Or. W. G. v HI t.
field, or Bro. w. T. Dortch, at Colds
boro.
Please do not neglect this. IS
an Obligation von have taken, VT
messed by high Heaven, and YoG
should not disregard it. II you Lave
not helped an orphan his year, it Is
debt You owe; paw it. My the
spirit Of our beloved Fraternity in
spire you to act and act nov.
Frater nally yours,
B. II WOODELL
Grand Secreta =.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps Of the su,e approach Of
that more terrible ,1jaease ors lmption
Ask yourselves If you can afford for
the sake Of saving SOC, to run she risk
and GA nothing fer IT. we kna~ from
experience that 5hiloh's : cure VIII cure
your C~ ugn' It never fails. This "x-
pai'ss Why r1o.o tran 2 Million PottIe5
were sold tie past year. It relieves
Group and whooping cough at once
Mothers. do not be without il. For
lame back side or chest use Shiloh ;
Porous Plaster Sold by Hooper & co.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16
Grand Secrnta =

Will be paid for any case Of RheuTa-
nonds lightning remedy. This offer
is made in good faith by the proprietors
and there is 10 reasonable excuse for
any one to suffer longer. Any ordinary
case will be cured by one bo: tie. N
addition to the reward for difhcgIt
cases, the me ney is always refunded
where the remedy fails to cure. The
price of bottle is IS and that is tie
price Of cure. Drummond Medicine
Co., As so Maiden Lane, \ z.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

I don't live rebels in the Sou. h
vouchers. | would rather furnish
rope to hang every d--n ore Of
them" ."-General James B. Weaver
Now tbs sane Weaver is asking
the '-d-n Southern rebels 10 vote
TO- him for President of the United
States. The Southern man WHO will
vote fo7 such . vile audprer and
trsducer Of I.is section AMI people is
unworthy the narne and vii disgrace
mis- home ard parentage.-State
Chronicle
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16
NOTICE.

Having located III Edenton for the
purpose Of Conducting Z first ca>s
Merchant TaiIor BUSH ess. invite lie
patronage of the people.
am prepared 10 give nothing bat
The very best work, aud at reason.
able prices. will do cleaning Re
pairing and cu'tlrg. ] have nee
stock Of Foreign Woolcna and Suit
ings to select from.
Pantl"ous from 55 to E15.
Suits made TO order from &18 up.
ga good fitting suit Of clio hes il
what every one wants. and Il good Tailor
should be encouraged.
Special invitation 70 young men.
Les ser " eWlnau.
Fashionable Merchant Tailor.
Opposite Post CfaCe, Edenton
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

I declare that in visit to an orphanage
there is little taste of Heaven to one
who feels and loves. ''-Grand Master
Bruton, at WILMINGTON.
To the Odd Fellows Of North Car
olina. both Brethren and Sisters:
have very recently paid our
Orphan Home at Goldsboro visit,
and [ can feel the force Of the above
quotation from Bro BrutOn's address
more sensihly than l ever did before.
Many ofyou have not been t'' re; |
wish you had Sorne. le:rass, may
never 60, but if not, yuu will miss
much that goes to ''sot,"n t..c asper-
,t:es OF the human hear
Now just tew, practice r. --arks
intended for you:
Our home is being conducted we'll.
Considering the time when Cur ou.,
erintendent was put In charge, and
tie condition of the buildings and
grounds at the time, it would as
tonish you to see how much has been
done for the permanent Improvement
OF the place Our superintendent
with the aid Of Bro. w. T. Do1tch
our resident Trustee, is doing every
thing possible, economically, tc
make the Home what We intend it tt
be. They have succeeded IN gaining
tae permission of The Trustees Of the
Graded School in Golds1Oro TO send
cur orphans to school CneIe. blaJ
God bless that Board of trustees
They have hearts that beat in unison
with ours.
The Home is furnished as we'll al
the Board ofTrustees could afford i
under the circ0msta noes, but in look
ing around you see the need OF many
little things that ought to be there -
things that many Of as could easil,
spare that would be ighly appreciat
ed b. them-anO as 1t is. going tt
take large part OF the funds now il
hand to pot the grounds IN prope
condition, get everything in goot
shape for the coming winter an'
spring, [ come to you with an "ppea
to aid them in this laudable under
taking.
AS Bros. Edwards, Dortch, Dr.
Whitfield, our Super nGent, and my
. self went around over the premises
. saw this: That. the eleven lttt
rbhan children who ere now ou
IDS we're perfectly happy. Tae,
en- 10 love DR.. Whitfield as +;
ther-in fact some call him papa
ley are devoted to Bro. Dortch, wh'
4 realy their ideal of a good man
By look neat tidy md healthy il
8 &-summer attire, which, Of course
mt and inexpensive now. Bu
BOXED upon them. l could bu
Of the chilling winds and bitil.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

Edentot. Fair October 25, 26, 81. 90
Remember the dates.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

Prepare something fer the E1enton
Fair. Doa t put of, begin at o,ce.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16
AN APPEAL TO ODD FELLOWS.
GRAND SECRETARY B. H.W00DELL WRITES
IN BEHALF OF THE LITTLE ORPHANS.

ST am within the pale Of truth when
/ declare that in visit to an orphanage
there is little taste of Heaven to one
who feels and loves. '-Grand Master
Bruton, at Wilmington.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-16

Odd Fellow in North Carolina could
go and see as I have seen, feel as [
felt, and realize.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
ben sdnien unb @uinea bate er He

Ten 8dnfen unb Guinea bate er Re
sriinolid abserdumt nit einem @ewinn
oon iiber jebntauienb Pfuno Sterling.
2lm friiben Moreen bes "a. December
1924 eridien er bel goromeIt nit elmer
9aoune @lienbein unb 8olotaub aus
oem Cuban Dor Der Miinbung Der
@lbe. uno im 2duie bes Saees iegelte
sr ben Strom binauf. 9lls er bic Nilla
pan Der 3upoen in Si9t bate, l0ite CT
orei Salutidiiile uno oann nod ,tpei.
Dies mar oas berabreoe 3eihen sipi=
iben ibm uuo Glara. bic f6on ben
gausen Monat nit Sebnfu6t oarauf
9emartet bate.
0loberts &ebnune auf cine 9lbpeIen
beit bon Sp6lf Monaten, ipenn Biuo
uno gBetter ibn beailnitisten, itimmte.
Sas mar Elm @eibna6ten! Slara, Die
alten Goberts, Der alte Serr ban Der
3uDoen, Der natlirliD ioiort Die ean,e
@ei6i6te erfubr = man mag li1 oas
Slid benien. Solomon Seine mar
gang felie; ba ipar i1m einmal mieoer
Elm Stild nad ieinem Gei6mad selun'
gen.
8oberts bot ibm, na6bem bas S9iii
beSablt, bic Sdlite oes 8eineeminnes
an, aber Der alte Serr ia9te: .Geben
Sic man gu Saus; i6 made nidt in
Wtuideln; Sic baben piel gelernt uno
babtn ben Mutb 9ebabt, III Wtui6eln
Al MAIDEN; oarum oeb0rt eShnen Der
&cingeminn allein; pertragen Sic ibn
nit @elunobeit."
Sieler Geiuinn aus Der llnterne6s
mung nit ben S9langcnt0pi6en bill
Oete bas Stammcapital oes Sano=
lun9sbauIes, oas beute nod reid baitebt
unter Der Sirma &oberts u S0bne.
Die S0bne iino bon Glara 9ioberts.
geb. ban Der 3upben. Mlit Der 3eit
entwideltc iib cine innise Sreunoi9aft
sluii6en Serrn Solomon Seine unb
!Roberts uuo maro inmer ielter, bis
pieoer einmol @ei6nd6ten berontam.
(ss mar Stuan5is Sabre ipdter. Salo=
mon 0eine bate iid idon mebrere Wo=
den ni6t wobl seiiiblt. &oberts 9ina
oft bin. ibn su beiu6en. So fam er
aud am Na6mittag oes %. December
in oas 9aus am Sunsiernltiee. I'M iib
na9 Dem Seiinoen oes alten Serrn su
ertunoigen. Gr fanb bort 9lles in
Seitiirsuns. Gin Siener iaste: .Serr
0eine lit Dor elmer Stunpe peri6ie=
ben. -" 9lm "a. Secember 1874
lag bieier cole MenI6 auf Der Sabre,
uno an q. December baben ie i'm
auf oem 6rieObofe gu Stteuien be9ra=
ben. Sn ibm perlor Goberts Den Be
griinber ieiues Slides, Die Seoiirftigen
in Sambur9 uno Sttenien eiuen Tater
uno Die $,auIeItabt islbIt einen ibrer
er0bten 9iireer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
selstmmem BON morsproeeiIem,

Ser bodieniationeGe Soppelmoro,
proceB 9esen Sri. 9iSsie SOrben in
6all 'Riuer, Maii.. bat iuieoer Die al.
gemeine 9lufmersiamieit auf anoere
Gpast06ter alter unb neuer 3eit 9e-
lentt, pel6e Die Sauptiisuren bodnOtbs
peinli6er Yroceiie bilbeten. 3ugleidD
bate Der Soroen=6all, weni9iieus i'm
@er9lei6 su ben anoeren beribmten
Sdllen bieier @attung in Den legten
flint Sa9ren, pcribieoenes @i9enartise
aui3uueien. Dian bat bduiis eeia9t,
oaB Die 2icblin9swai5e oes Meibes.
oas Die Morolaufbabn betritt, oas
@iit. unb ibr wibtieiter 9lnpalt ibre
S9Onbeit lei; i'm Sorben=6aa aber bat
man es nit Den robeIten NldnnermaHen
gu tbun, uno oaB 2is5ie id0n iei. miro
ii4erli6 auh ibr aufribti9iter 6reuno
ni6t be9aupten molten. aud 1T oies ieit
LANCER 3eit Der erfe bcrporra9enOe
Saa, oaB nibt ein @atte ooer @eliebter
ober ,@ei6ditsireunb" bas Spier mar,
ionoern Batter uRo Stieimutter. Se=
siislib Der anscmsnoeten Walien, iomie
au9 oes bei1eioenen MaBes BON S9on=
beit bot Der YroteBfall Der &orolane
0ruIe i'm Staat 9tem Oorf oas lebte
betannte Seitcnlfiif su Dem porliegen=
ben. SRI. Soroenba abcr ale 9lusidt,
ni9t oas Zoos Der Sruie su erleioen.
SIM Nagemeinen - bon cini9en be-
riibmten Qlusnabmen ab0eieben =
tOmmen Trauen in Yrocelien um 9es
ben uno 500 duBerIt eelinoe meg, ni9t
bios in unierem 2anoe. uno bic Ga.
lanterie bleibt nidt Dor Der Sbiire oes
0eridtsiaales itebeu. 9arauf ber.
traueno. bat bas perbreberii1e ooer
Siigeaoie 6lement inter Dem sarten
(Ocer mundmal aud bios persdrtelten. }
8ei6le6t lnltreiti9 lbon fart oarauT
los aeiilnoiqt. Die Strafanitalten
jeoes Stuates baben penieitens einiee
Yerionen auf3umeiien, oeren @eI6lebt
allein lie onpor benabrte, Gerbrs6en
Ourd 0entersbuno biiBen gu miiiien.
@on oem 0ll9cmeincn 3ug unieres
3eitalters betreifs oes gBeibli9en iit
aud ben Moropro;eB- Seloinnen etuas
gu 8ute 9etpmmen.
IS ldBt lib aber ni9t pertennen,
Oab Die Spmpatbie fiir Die mebr ooer
peniser id0ncu M6rOerinneR i'm 9lb=
nebmeu 1T. gntidieOen gilt oies BON
oer alteu 9Selt. unO aud BEL uns ma9t
Ii6 itellcnpciie ein ifarfcs @eiiibl bes
lleberoruics an Der moralii6en SiiB=
bplSralpelei gelteno, Die nur cine @arri=
tatur ocs mabrcu 3artsciiibles lit.
Bon ben W0rOerinnen, nelde aus Der
Ssrufsuerbre6e e6er=Slaiie fonmeu. wie
bic Senoers i'm vmiloen, polli9en
g8cfen." Die @roiiettes in Yaris, bic
gi6tenbergs in Berlin, cine Steibe in=
terehunter &erbre6erinnen III 9iew
Dort II. |. tu., lei in oieier Stisse ab=
seeben. 6riid) i'm @eod6tniB iit nod
Der 6all Der pornebmen 6rau Wons
taaue, Der 5Odter zines enslii6=irii6en
Gbelmannss, welde jebt cine 3u6t-
bausltrafe wegen grauiomer @rmor=
oung, reip. SootmiBbanolung ibres
&inoes abbiiben mIB uno in Der nd6=
item 3utunit feline gtusli1t auf 6rei=
laiiun9 bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

OANhh'U ahi W" OoNlISts
Ran braudt iibri9ens bel gSeitem
nitat bis auf bic Serenproeehe auriid-
aa8eben. Inn 6rauen su iinben. Del6e
pai6ul0iaerweile ben Senterstoo iter=
BEN mBten. Ser ar6Btc Suitismoro
an einem gBeib in unierem Sabrbunr
bert mar Die Sinridtuns Der @liSa
Slemiue. tpelde Su ben gr0btea S10n-
Aeiten in 2onoon sebOrte. Sic itanS
taum i'm 9llter BON Is Sabren, als, iie
bei9uloist wurbe, Die Samilie pereiiiet
su 6aben, bel pel9er iie @oupernnate
eemeien. Sbwobl iiber,eueeno eeaua
bewieien puroe. oab iie ielber an eem
perailteten eiien ertrantt mar, uno
au6 ionli alle llmit1noe fir lie Fpra-
deu, ,uor Der betr. 8i9ter Itarf aeaen
lie einoenommen uno iaItruirte bic @es
idworenen 10 einieitig, oab iie Die un-
Aei6uloia iprotben. Sbre S60ns
belt bali ibr 10 wenig, tpie oer Warie
glntoinette, Der @oroap, Der &olano
uno 9lnoeren. Sic murOe ami.
i6en swci mdnnli6eu Qeioensaenoi-
len, spei befanntsn alten 0erbredern,
hinesridtet unb betbcuerte nod i'm leb.
Ten 9lu9enblid ibre llnidulo. 9io9
e6e ibrs Qei6e beerbist mar. fam es
bsraus, oaB ein Wabniinniser Der Ser.
aiiter eeipeien mar, umo etwa 10, 600
Meniden iudten oas Saus ocs Staats-
anmaltes 5u itilrnlen uno i'm su
lpn6en nur oas glufbieten einer far
ten Militarma6t Oereitelte ibre ghli6t,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
lanung bat

lleber Die 9lmerifanerin MdDb,tG,
tpelde iiberfiihrt tuuroe. ibren @at;,n.
ben reiden Saumuollbdnoler San es
Mapbrid, in 2iperpoul per9iftet gu ba=
ben, 1T piel Yapier berIdrieben por=
ben, uno bas lebte @ort i6eint nod
lanse nidt aeiproden gu iein. Sbre
Sreunoe, an oeren Spibe Gail Samil-
ton, bic S6wGeerin bes @r=Staats.
iecretdrs Blaine, itebt, oerIuden aeraoe'
iebt tpieoer alles W0alide I'M SntereiIe'
ibrer 5reilaiiuns, bod 1T es. ibnen bei-
nabe unmo9li9. beim Secretdr oes Sn=
nern au1 nur @eb6r su erbalten; Der
pofiiii6e Serridaitswediel in @nalano
idsint oaran gar nidts eednoert gu ba-
ben. 9eseleiden bat aud Die Som=
barb, ipelde ben Gpraub bon paris bet
Der 9lusfiihrung Ieiner ereuliden @er-
bre6en bebilfli6 mar ob,r lie gar ber=
anluBte, teine Se9nahigung 81 sr-
bOiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Son BEN MiIitdrqewerb,

Spn ben MiIitdrseweb.
rem nss poriaen Sobybunoerts ersdbh
Der ,9dr": ,Sm Sabre l740 erfano
Der alte SeHauer ben ourd feline Sdiuere
uirtIamen eiIernen 2aoeltod. itatt oes
,frbrt6liden, b6l;ernen. Bring GuieSs
rid bon Sraunidmeis fiibrte oieccplin-
oriI1en 2aoetDde. Die oas slpeimalige
untoreben Der tonii9en eriparten. Elm.
Sest tonnte Der Soloat ieoet Neinute
fiiaimal i6ieben nno bas ie6lte Wal
laoen. lieutenant Sreptaa CAB 1887
oas tridterf0rmise 3iinoloh, am @e-
lpebr Der Snfanterie on. bel tpei6em
tein pulper auf Die pfanne su i6iitten
notbia mar. 9lan muBte in Der Wii.
mute fe6smal esidoTen uno oas iie-
bente Wal gelastn Deroeni auA leBte
oieIes 3iin6lp9 ben Solhatem in ben
Stano bel Nadt9efe6ten ebenlO unse.
binoert mir bsi Sage 81 ieueun. = Gr-
iinoun9 bes 3inbbit9ens (lSlS), be5
Militdrsepaarss nit sejossnem 2ori
Q929), oes psrtuiiionseewebres
(l840), ses 3unbbiithsns (l84D, hes
&haiIepOteemebres (l866). bes Wou.
ier=. oes tleintalibr9en &epetIr9eneh'
res!
@ie Die Seitbere eb Il
9mtsri6ter: sic FIlb tpesen ipieoerbol.
ter Yettelei in Saft 9enommen Doroen.
Sas lit innerbatb feds Wodrn nun
5dbon nas finite Moll- l-Waadbun0 Do
tonnen sic itAen. Serr glntsri9ter.
nie bic 3eit psrSebt!
- Non plus ultra. q: .Sbr Serr
Ontel ideint Elm redt un;uiriebener
Menih Su Sein!2" = .: yllnb OBJ! SD
iaae Shnen. weun hem Die gebratenen
Saubea in ben WMnb fIieseit, bann
idinp!t CT nod, rasiI tsin Salat babel
ifl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Ssn man9er Sesiebung nod ieniatios
neller mar Der sroBe Yro3eb 9e9en
9aua 8. Sair. Oicr bate einmal
,ur 9lbmebstuns Der Geuoloer bas
Morbmert perri6ten miilien. S6r
Cpier mar q. 9. @rittenoen, Gin Niit=
glieo Der beriibmten aentudper camille
oieies 9tamens uno oamals bcruor=
raQenoer glnlpalt in San Srantiseo.
6rau 6air, Elm itartseiitises @eib, i'm
llebrigen eeraoe feline Sdonbeit erlten
4anacs, mar i6on piermal perbeiratbet
getpeien; iie uerliebte F1 in Grittenoen
uno perlan9ie ltiirmild, oaB oieier li6
bon ieinem @begeipons i6eiOen lalie
uno ibr Siinfter neroe. Bon einem
iolben S6ritt uollte aber @rittenoen
ni6ts miilen, uno er lieb i6lieBlid
feline Satin tommen, bic ii9 Sur 3eit
i'm Often beIano. @r trai nit ibr AM
3. 9lopember 1870 auI Dem 6dbrboot
,,Gl Captain" in Der Sai bon San
sSrancisco suiammen.
Spuie er Die 9lrme Inn feline Gcmats
lin leete uno ibre 2ippen beriibrte. =
ba trahte elm S6uB, uno @rittenocn
ianf toot nieOer, ip1breno 2arra nit
bem &epolper i'll Der Sano auftou6ie.
9ie Moroerin iuuroe nit oem 9Dabns
Iinnsarsument pcrtbeioist, bod wuroe
iie i'm eriien YroceB bes WiorOes i'm
erifen Graoe iduloig befunoen; inoeB
ipuroe auf eineu bloben 6ormfeblsr
bin oas llrtbeil umgeltoBen uno elm
slueiter YroteB enoete nit 6reilpre6un9.
Saum wenieer auIicbenerresenO par
Dor mcbreren Sabren Der WoroproceB
ge9en Die beriibti9te Sei6cr BON @lepes
lano meeen @ridiebung Sings BON
glebrasfa; bier wurbe Die Woroerin
obne piele llmitdnoe fir rwobnlinnls"
erfldrt, unS iie fonnte unmittelbar oas
rauf engagements nit Simc. .Muieen
obIdlieBen. Die rpmantiId perania9te
SRI. Waro, Die Moroerin ibrer nintim=
fen" SreunoiH. iiBt jebt in einent iiio'
lihen Srrcnbaus uno lplelt Sanlp.
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SDterfrennoi6aft.

lleber bas riibrenoe SreunoI6dfts=
perbaltniB Spiiden einem 3anarieu=
pp9el uno einem ruppi9en Spab be-
rihtet Elm Sbierfreuno: SIN Sommer
ianben meine 9inoer i'm @arten einen
iun9en Sperling, Der, nod ni6t fliie9e,
aus Dem gsit 9eialleu mar. sic nab
men i'm nit ms Saus uno wolten
perlu9en, i'm arobSuSieben, mas ibnen
aber l6perlib selungcn tpdre, iuenn
niht elmer mnIerer Ganarienp09eI, Elm
Otdnnden, Ii5 oes 6inolines anges
nommen bate. Ser SanarienpDsel
iuB taft ben gansen Sag bor ieinem
6utternapf uno itopite Dem nimmers
iatten PFeelins obne gufb6ren ben
S1nabel ooll. Sie Rinoer ballen nit
eingemeidtem WeiBbrot, uno 10 oelana
es, ben Spab am 2eben gu erbaltcn.
Ses 9ta6ts TAB er in einem Bauer,
oeiien Sblre immer Oiien itanO, nebsr
oem Bauer oes Sandrienoo9els.
Sei Sage llmsirpte er bas Sausr iei=
nes Bfeoepaters, Der ibn our6 oas
Sitter iiitterte; balo aber flatterte er
ielbltltdnoig our6's ofene Seniter aus
uno Gin. uno mir tonnten i'm beob=
a6ten. pie iOrsfGltig er bic Slumen
auf Den Seeten na6 Snieeten uno
3aupeu our6Iudte; sesen Nbeno febrte
er re9elmdBi9 in ieinen &dfie slrild.
Seim 6riibitiid iaB cr balo bem ginen,
balo Dem 9noeren bon uns auf Der
Sano unO fraB uns gang unaenirt bic
Butter bonn 9rOt meg. DIS icine
6liieel trdftiger nurben, madte er
weitere 9lusfliiae uno blieb erh einen,
oonn mebrere Sage aus; enol;d blsb
er ldn9ere 3eit gang meg. = I'm Die
Weibna6tsSeit trat i6 zines Saacs ms
@BSimmer; oas Geniter mar gum 9aIr
ten 9eolfnet worben.
Sa iaB Der SpqB tpieber auf benz
Bauer oss Sanarienpo9els, Tam mir
aui bic Sano sefo9tn, oils i6 inn ei-
ni9e 90rner biubielt uno aB ii9 iatt.
Damn flOg er pieoer gum Seniter bin.
aus uno marb nibt mebr 9eiebsa. 9ie-
ien Sommer aber ftellte er Ii1 nieoer
Elm, unb Swar fonnten mir balo bemer=
ten, baB er 6amilie bate. Sas ein=
seipeidte Weibbrot, oas mir ibm bin=
,tellten, i6leppte er in unslaubliden
Maien fort. Inn alei6 barauf nit lee
rem Sropf unb S9nabel suriid3uteb-
ren. Salo tamen aud ieine Sunsen
nit aui ben Soi uno auf bic Senifer=
banf. in's 3immer binein aber eetraute
lid teine5 Der Snngen. Nahoem unier
Spab feline SunseH beraneeiiittert bat.
1T er iebt wieber bduiiger unier Gait.
lin bieie Sabresseit aber iiben mir na=
iiirli6 nidt mebr beim offenen 6enTter
uno f6nnen aud ni9t immer barauf
a6ten. OBJ Soden Go beibt er) am Sen-
Iter iibt ober nidt. 9as baben mir
uber aud gar nidt nbtbig. benn Der
Sanarienpo9el melbet fosieib burd
,igentbimlihe, ibri(e SDne. bab isin
6reuno am SenIter 1T une @inlab be-
aeGrt. Wsnn mir oann bas Seniter
bebutiam oiinen. idtiipit er bsrein, wic
,ine Maus. friBt ii6 fatt unb bdlt bas
na6 aui oem 0ad ieines YHe9epat.rs
icin Ga9mitiassidldiben. Sieier ldbt
oann Elm ;drtlides @esmitider eriDnen.
udbreno er 9ellenbe Some ausit5Bt, To-
balb fein ssrcuno wicoer gum 6enier.
>inausselohen Wirb.
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e,rObes gtufleben ereote bier,uronb.

OIpBe5 aItlegeH etfeate pter3ulan0e
II. u. Der 8iftmDroproeeB eesen Mrs.
g8harton in Baltimore, Die nahe,u
50idbrise gBittpe zines armee=Offi=
ciers. pel6e 1871 anaetlast murre,
ben General ~. 9. &et6um, ebenfalls
einen Ofiicier Der Sunbesarmee, ourb.
Giit beieitist su babcn. Sic mar nit
BEN General intim befreunoet uno
itano bel ibm i6wer in S9ulo. 1871
traf fe SOrbereitungen su elmer GeiIe
mad europa, uno am %. sunni fam
Der General aus gaibin9ton, lin ibr
Sebewobl Su ia9en uno nebcnbei bic
S9ulooeri6reibnns einsufaiiiren. 90.
pie er ous Saus perlahen bate, els
frantic er, uno am 20. SUM ltarb er.
@leihSeitig ertrantte aub Ban 9lees,
iuel6er Die SinanSangelceenbeiten Der
gBlttwe 9enau tannte, uno er entainq
oem Sobe MIR nit tnapper giot6. gs
murbe bewieien, DAP General Sethum
an 8ersiftun9 9eitcrben mar. 9lud
puroe feline @elte bermiBt, in tuel6er
Die S6uloperi6reibung Der ib6nen
gBittpe itedte. 2ebtere wurbe inoeH
BON Der slntlage, General Ret6um Der.
aiitet 81 baben. ireigciprpden, unb biz
Slage tpegen @iftmorooeriu9es an San
9tees iuurOe niemals iueiterperfol9t.
Sn oiciem Yrotcb waren mebr als bun.
bert SadperItdnoige fir uno miebe,
bsrnommen mprOen, uno Die 8ertbei.
bigung batte bebauptet. oab Getdum
on Sirn= uno Observation-Disclosures.
siinouns seitnrbcn ici.