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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

The authorities Of this college have recently
been notified that . bequest Of $500 900 has
been made to IL from the estate Of DR.. Samuel
Merrill, late Of Oakland. Cal, through the will
Of his sister and heir, Mrs. Seward Garcelon.
Dr. Merrill was born and raised near Brunswick.
No, where the college 10 situated. Tho bequest
WAS almost wholly unexpected. The college
has With this sum already received during the
year about e66O, 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
The Snlyasioni.tE in Tronble.

The troubles between the Salvation Army
and tho authorities az Eastbourne, England,
have resulted in n riot of unusual violence.
Several conflicts took place between the mob,
the army and the police. No arrests were made,
but parliament will be asked TO legislate on The
subject Of the army holding meetlngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

The junior class of the National Law School
elected the following class officers last evening:
Felix L. Porter of Alabama, president; L. L.
Clement of New York, vice president: James
Phillips OF Washington, u. O., secretary and
treasurer; Charlton Al. Clark OF Mississippi,
poet and historian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoCR1

EQUITY CouRr-J,aige Edgner.
Today-Parker agt. Parker; testimony Or
dered taken by A. Harper. Draper agt War
rem; sale by receivers ordered. Girard Life
insurance Company agt. Taylor; leave to amend
bill Parker agt Parker; rule on defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

Hamline Church showed portion of its ap-
probation for services rendered by Mr.. Z. H.
Thomas as the conductor Of church music by
presenting him recently vita fine silver serv-
ice. For o long time Mr.. Thomas has been
actively interested in Hamline choir and for
several years past has been its successful and
popular leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

EOTec0808
The weather bureau issues the following
statement:
Hereafter the omission Of forecasts Of tenn
perature viii be considered to mean that the
temperature Is expected to remain nearly sta
tionary-that Is, that the twenty-forr-hour
change will not exceed four degrees from April
to October or six degrees from November to
March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
Revival Work mt Haml,pe Churcb.

Tonight the Rev. Joseph II. Smith, the evan
gelist, will commence ten days of labor at Ham
line NJ. L. Church. There will be two services
each day hereafter, one at 2.30 and the other
at 80. Mr.. Smith did great deal OF revival
work here some time ago and was most sue
cessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

Marriage licenscs have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to the following: c. A. Keefe
and wilhelmina Holt; George Taylor and Lena
Allen; Morris Well and Lulu Esputa; George
King Of Norfolk, Va, and Agnes Ross of Dam.
vile, Va; E. C. Anders and Nellie l. Jacobs;
Samuel T. shuey Of Carroll county. Nd, and
Amelia Miller; Richard Holten and Maggie
somerville; WIN. J. Dutton and Laura Max
we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

Three highwaymsn recently held up stage
Mont, securing about %, 900 worth os jevslFy
from Ed I. Huntley.
Guy de Nsupassant has been removed 10 an
aaylum for the insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

TE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
In General Term.
Ahe Fed States III AercA, upon the petition OF the
tOiLlesion 10 select land tor Rock Creek ark, &c.
~ t W. Cooper et al Original NJ. 1.
onkoton of the solicitor petitioners II is
tns tthhy OF January. 1897. ordered. That the time
IN NhlcAl parties in interest may file such excep-
Mons 70 ie report OF the appraisers in this case as
tneS inA4e advised be. anu the same Is hereby lin
lieu 70 lth day Of January lSst, 10 O'CLOCK in
tnS iOren. and that such exceptions may he filed
WILL stahbr hearing on that day. Provided. that a
eopy oi ~ order be published three in the
ENehlnx ar and the same number Of times in the
M.sLhst& DAILY Post prior to tie Sth day Of Janu-
BY theoart. E.F BINGHAM. Chief Justice.
irus eof-rsst: j. II. YOUNG. Clerk.
ja.-3' ByL. p WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

''Dis ID nice kind Of combination TO give
. man wot's hungry" said the tramp.
sswot il itY'
"A piece Of soap an . necktie."
THAT amt no necktie."
"wot would You call it2"
ITS towel"
Chicago Is making some large exposition
promises, but they IRE not Worlds Fair v
tales.
To be able to sit on the fence is political
talent To know just when to get OF is
genius.
There follows on the gay New Year
Vexation drear
That does but slowly fy;
Pray answer honestly, can you
Write ''92'
The first time that you try2
Every time see that man come into my Of
fee. said old Mr.. Joonday, who had just lent
an umbrella, Il feel very thankful that my feet
are large"
.Why?'
"Because these people who borrow on rainy
days can't use my overshoes."
II 10 interesting to observe how much easier
it is for q man to behave like an actor of the
stage than on il.
Talking about your art galleries." said
Scrabbins. 1--WE got as fine collection of
works o art as want SO for as quality is con-
cerned."
'.Where?"
fright here in my pocket book. Portraits
Of public men andsomely engraved on treas
ury notes."
The man who goes to sleep In church may be
called mapped subject for conversion.
AN EXAMPLE FOR THE AMBITIoUA
All that there ever was to know
man once thought he knew
With oratory long and loud
He mystified tho eager crowd
Until they thought 30 too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
The man who goes to sleep In church may
called mapped subject for conversion.

AN EXAMPLE FOR THE AMBITIoUa
All that there ever was to know
A man once thought he knew
With oratory long and loud
He mystified tho eager crowd
Until they thought 90 too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

ACCEPTABLE
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
FINE PLATES. So to 500 per dozen.
TEA SETS. So to $3.50.
ICE CREAM SETS, 81 so to sac.
A FINE SET OF CARvERs, u. so to s175o.
GAME SETS. els to $50.
FISH SETS. sl0to $50.
Individual CUPS and sAUCERS in IN endless va.
riety.
wILMARTH EDMoNsToN,
1905 Penna. ave. d21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

II is interesting to observe how much easier
it is for man to behave like an actor of the
stage than on il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

Chicago is making some large exposition
promises, but they IRE not Worlds Fair y
tales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

i &. iOO AND e. 200 EACH-TERMS EASY
several frame houses, each containing rooms
hall and closets good front and back yards and
water. Will rent Tor 1l5.
VERY DESIRABLE NEW CORNER HOUSE; press
brick frcnt stone steps and trimmings contains
rooms. bath and all Price only Is. OOO, easy
terms.
ALSO TWO NEW HOUSES; press brick fronts;
stone steps and trimmings: rooms bath, all IL /.
Irlce only "a, 800.
kor iull PARTICULARS call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
no14 Corner 10th and g sts n W,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

"Because these people who borrow on rainy
days can't use my overshoes."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

Talking about your art galleries." said
Scrabbins. "Tve got as fine collection of
works O. art as want SO for as quality is con-
cerned."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

fright here in my pocket book. Portrait
Of public men handsomely engraved on treas
ury notcs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

lrOR SALE-A FINE BRADBURY PIANO, IN
hrst condition, worth $500 be bought for
s11o cash Can lie seen at l43I 9ih Ii W. ja4-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05


leap year dance Friday evening at the resi-.
dence of Miss Clara Upton, 406 Spruce street.
Refreshments were served about 10 O'Clock,
after which the rooms were cleared and dane
ing was enjoyed till late hour. Those
present were Miss Brown, Miss Keene Miss
Me;calf, Misses Gertrude and Mamie Withers,
Miss Manning, Miss Baruarl, Misses Anna apd
Bessie Todd, Misses Margaret and Ida Garrett,
Miss Williams, Miss May. Miss Upton and Mr..
Miller, Mr.. Gee, Mr.. Eugene Brown, Mr..
Springer, Messrs. Fred S: and W. +. Doyle, Mr..
Morton Brown, Messrs. II. c. and N. r. Met
calf, MIR. Corsa, Mr.. Broyles, Mr.. Keene, Mr.
Kleiner, Mr.. Thorne DR.. G. F. Metcalf, Mr.,
Senior, Mr.. kimball, Mr.. Prince and Mr.
Brenglc.
A quiet little wedding wns celebrated Monday
evening ut the residence Of the brides sister,
Mrs. N. L. Orchard, l44S V street northwest.
the contracting parties being Mr.. E. c. Andrus
Of the Off. OF TIE supervising architect of the
treasury and Mrs. Nellie L. Jacobs, late clerk
in the census Office. Rev. DIR. Greene pastor
Of Calvary Baptist Church, oticiated. The
bride was charmingly dressed in street cos
tune of tan trimmed with dark brown and
gill; Only relatives of the couple Witnessed
the ceremony. After the wedding a supper
was served. The newly married pair will make
their home in Hyattsville, where the groom
has just erected pretty cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Warfeld Simpson have
taken possession of their new residence, 17s(
Goth street. Mrs. Simpson will be at home
Fridays during the season and will be assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Thad. X. Sailer. Owing te
the ill health of her husband Mrs. Sailer hal
discontinued housekeeping and will resid.
with her daughter until Mr.. Sailer entirel,
RECEIVERS.
The Marquise Clara LAMA il visiting hel
father, DR.. W. A. Hammond, at Belcourt
Mr.. Theo. Friebus, IT,, will be at HON,
Thursday at 62s Spruce street, LIE Droit Park
Mrs Jules Guthridge viii be at home Friday
after January8
Master John N. Hall entertained few
friends on Saturday evening at the Ardmors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

hOhSE CLOTHING AND LAP ROBES
Anorse Biankets ior stable use. 81. IS to 60
"a Horse blankets Tor street use,,,..,,k a. to As
10y 4,ooeS- SJl
4shSreen Beaver Cloth Robes "a so 10 $40
l. WOODWARD LOTHROP,
SeSU-sm 10Th. llth and sts n. W.
EG sALE-CARRIAGES. WAGONS AND BUG
4 YES On easy terms lie airing and ordered wo:k
Ito4tIy attended ". COOh yAIBOL. .c.so Ms.,
"ssss 2shinxtOn- ui.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-2IsT SIT. BET. N AND o, WEST
Il side. 40 feet by depth of lis tos 30foot alley
This property will be offered for few days only 1t
iaS,f WV NJ. NJ. PARKER. 14isFst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
slnscigebtAtben.

Ser .Sannopsr'ide Courier" bat
ius 3eitunasannoneen folsenoe 9lu-
nenleie 9eiammelt: ,gbrenertldrunaI
5t nebme Die ieitber perbreiteten liieen-
,aften 8eriihtc sesen Imalie 3. suriid
ano ertldre lie fir Elm fdones, mittel=
iltes, ebrenbaftes unb unbei6oltenes
5rauenslmmer. = Oberlaat 27a uer-
Ben Slbnerausen, 8allen, foiuie uebers
beine mad Wlab aussearbeitet. - We,
zen 2rantbeit Der 5rau tpirb 3u iofort
line anoere ober elm M1b1en in Wo-
natsoienit geludt. Geiubt: Gin bor.
nebm uno aeiuno ausiebenoer Serr.
I'm ben veebeilten Yatienten" inI
Darteiaal zines 9lr;tes barsuiiellen. -
Reiienoe. welde aeneist iino, bic
idmmtli1en Wlilitdrtude Der preubi-
iden Qrmee nebenbei nit auf bic GeiIe
u ncbmen. uerben sebeten, ibre Ibrei-
ien nebit Seoinaunsen sub x Y 2 ab-
M9eben. - Sn 2ansenialSa iinb in
ser gngsaiie No. = su perfaufen: a9t
Sentner Sedswodentartofeln. neun
pleter Spaller uno auei Spalier-
.biiren, Elm arobes SAB nit eiiernen
Reiien, ieds Sobnsnitaneen. cine
punbebiitie. Iunfelierne uno peridie-
,ene Gemiiieidmereien. gllles feimidbig.
= Warnuna. 9as Geridt. i'd bate
line Srau nit spei lebenben ainbern,
parne id einen Seben. iOldes weiter
,ussuiasen ober su perbreiten, ba i1
isldes aui's Strensite eeridtlib oer-
iolssn weroe. 9ab id iol9e sebabt
,abe. leusne id nidt, aber laist iie
ruben. = Roien= unb 8lumsnhbds in
eSer beliebisen Gr0Be iinb porrdibia
unb perben auf Wunid ansefertiet. =
Dlild= unb Saoeturort! Rad ielbfee-
priiiten grorterunaen 1T Der Srt Miins
henbernsborf reid on Saueritoff uno
5tidluit, iuie CUR Seiluns fir 2un9e
ano 2eber uno 3eriebuns bes 8lutes
iuBeroroentlid ersiebis. Gs tperoen
lierourd seebrte 3eflettanten auise.
ioroert." ...
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90.

ginise Sage sersihsen, apsr Gobert
gomer faao oas 2eben i'm GeidneniB
nidt sinibrmis. Wenn ein damn
einen beItimmteu 3iuef por lidb bat.
ldbt er 1ib ni6t BON unbeauemlidteit
unb oiiiterer llmaebung anIedten.
guBeroem batten Der Ort unb Die SEE.
nen. bic er td9li9 iab, sinsn 9epiNen
3si3 Der 9leubeit fur i'm. gr bate
iih in ieine Pflidteu iebr balo eInse.
lebt uno ieine Snte1isen3. iein @leid.
mutb unb ieine piinttlihfeit erparben
ibm oen 9sifaa Don Mr. O'Gonnor,
Dem Sberaufieber.
gr lernte aud nod biele anoert
Straaiuse auBer Satob Stanlep fen.
men. unter oenen iid aud bic beioeu
ginbreder befanoen. bereu Grsreifuna
sr beiuirtt bate. .
9ieie ertaunten ibn iofort. gs tpa.
rem 2eute BON siemlidb beitsrem Weieu
unb lis, besriiBten &obert nit iber=
raidsnosr Sreunblidfeit. Sic Iaeten
lih. baB er feline arbeit setban babe,
ebenio wie Iie bic Sbriae-alles seibdits.
mdbia = unb bab bas @eidid eeeen
iis entihieben babe. ginsr berielbeu
risf iofort. als er Gobert erblifte
,,Salloh, Sergeant. iino Sic es? 9aa
lit cine angsnebme lleberraidune! Mie
sebt es Sbrer Sdulter9 Soiientlid III
iis nidt fir Die 0auer beiddoist."
Der 9lnbere grinife bon einem Sbr
gum anbsrn un6 tan;te umber. bis er
bierbei burb ben raiden Ginsrifi eines
4ufIebers unterbrodeu tuuros. Der i'm
beim &raeen nabm uno in feline 3ells
ilbrte. 9lbsr oa Die 9eibsn auberbaIb
bes 8efdnsniles bei9dftiet muroen.
lab Iie 8obsrt ielten. @r borte jeoob.
baB bic 9uriden piet 3u idaiIen mad.
ten uno ben IufIebern. tuelde Die I'M.
bantbars Mufsabe batten. lie su be.
maden. piel Wiibe unb 8erantmortlid-
tsit peruria6ten.
CT lam uud nod NIT anberen Strnf,
Iineen in Scriibrune. 9euts. Die er
su ieinem eroBeu gri.aunen bier pieoer
fanb, oeren 9lamen ibm in friiberen
ssahren wobI betannt eetpefen una
iuelde bsihlmt ihre Sbpfs isniten.
oils lie i'm erblidten.
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Die maas ses watswirtbs.

9as Regiment mar nit Sad uns
Bad sur na6tli9en 6elooienitii5una
ausseriidt; Elm Salb=8ataillou psriab
ben Gorpoitenbienlt unb obpobl man
ieoen ausenbIid auf bas slnriiden bes
rmariirten" Seinoes aefaBt mar uno
ben 5elopaden anseiidts Der naben
8efabr ielbit oas &au6en perbotsH
batte. mar bonn Seinbe INNER nod
nibts Su eripaben. Oas 9erlueilsn
Der 5ruppe in Der Hdbe fcines @ebbftes
iid su 9luBe madenb, idlib ber
v@alopirtb" lid nit elmer Sunbe-
iubre on Die SorpoItenlinie .beran uno
pertauite beimlih ben bungernoen uno
buritenOcn MarsiObnen ben mitgeiiibr-
ten Yorratb an Bier, S6naps uno
Sotiebii @iiritden. Sie 2euts Der
Gelowa6e go. l bate er bereits ee-
itdrft, ba. I'M gesriif, ben Geit ieiner
Waare bel Der Selowade SO. 2 ab;u-
ieBen, fiel ct bem 9eitrengen Serrn
8orppfen @ommanoeur in bic 4rme,
Der ibn liellte. einem Yerb6r untersoa
unb ibn bann aus Der Gorpoitenfette
binausbeforbern lieB. Wait Der Sdlfte
ieines Rrams beimtebreno, idmor Der
gieubo=M o=Martetenoer Dem Serrn Maior
grimmise Rade. GinIi ielbit Solbat
setpeien. beriiel er aui iOlsenbe soes.
@r bewaiinete ib nit einigsn beim
lebten 6euertpsrt nidt mebr sur Ser.
uenoung getommeneu nSrOiden".
idlid iih abermals on bic 8orpoiien
beran uno bradte in einiger gntIer-
nune Dor Der Sront Der YoiteH bic
Seuerweristorper sur Grploiion, oann
itabl er iid idnea fpie Der Wino bapon.
Die Wirtuns mar cine slGn3enbe. Ser
9nall rief bel Der lasernben Sruspe
Die Wirtung berpor. baB Der Seino OH
sreife; einSelne Sdii1e fielen, balb
aber ipuroe es auf ber san;en 2inie
mpbil, Gommanooruie ert0nten, bas
6euer muroe berit1rtt unb - mas bas
Wunberbarite tpar - nun seiate ii4
audi Der tpirfli1e, b. B. marfirte Seino.
Dieiem 3ufaa peroantt es ber Srepler,
sab Dem 9eltreneen Serrn @ommanoeur
,ie eisentlide llriade bes 9tlarms ent-
,lng. Die re1te 6lii9elfelOuade frei-
id bat Den Sraten geroden unb ben
:a6iiidtisen Walouirtb binterber tiid-
zig ausseladt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

Sacob Stanlep trug bic Summer
7.542 uno pohnte auf Dem oritten
Stof. 6alle A. @efdueniB glr. 2. 3elle
go. AZ. Stanlep beiaB teine tr1ftiee
@eiunoheit. glls er ins GjsfdneniB
lam. tuuroe er tranf uno muBte ins
Spital eebradt tperoen. 9lIs er ueoer
| eenaB. befano er lid in einem 3ultano
GROCER Sdwdbe. Ser Nr;t bes 2on=
bonsr 8efdnsniiies bate ibn oaher als
sinen Strdflins be3eidnet. uelder nit
lei6ter glrbeit beiddttist perosn ioae
uno benz au Golse bats Der slrSt in
SOrtmoor auf ieinem Yapler bemertt
| SdubmaderDerfitatt".
| Cine 3weifel bate es ber Irst gut
gemeint. aber es mar ooh Elm Srrthum.
Staulsp uar bauptiddli6 besbalb er-
trantt, peil er an friide 2uft uno 8e.
pesuns ssw0bnt unb als @eian9ener
berielben beraubt mar. Sie einSige
Stunbe. wdbrenb Der Die Straflin9e
am Sage innsrbalb oes 6eridtsboies
in LANCER &eihe ipasieren 9in9en. mar
bon serinaem giuben fir einen 0ten-
Ideu. Der ben eroBten She'll ieines 2e=
bens in Der ireieu Natur suaebraht
bate. Sbm feblte Der glnblid oes srii=
men 8raies, Der 8dume unb bic @drme
bes Sonnenideins; Der Nuieutbalt in
ben bier 9idblen Der Wertitatt mar ibm
cher iddolih, als sutrGqlih. Gtanler
tpurbe balb elm oolltdnoises Wrad m
Sorper uno Geiit.
| Die IustunIt. bic Gobert Bonner bon
oem Sberaufieber iiber i'm erbieli. wor
i'm @an,en gut. Ser Strdflins go.
81. 542 madte lpenis su ibaifen. 81
eebordts ben 8orihriiten unb mar
eiIris bemiibt. CUTE 3euaniiie su erbal.
ten, bic i'm 81 elmer abtiirsung ieiner
Straight bsredtisten. Sn bieiem Se.
ltreben lshnte sr es io9ar ab. ins Soipi-
tal su eebsn, obaleid feline aebrodene
@eIunobeit bies mobl aeredtIertiet bate.
Denn i'm Soipital tonnte tein Strdi.
fling boiien. quite 3eusniiie gu erbalten,
IT sog besbalb Dor. su arbeiten, 10
tanae Die GrdIte Gushielten. Su les-
ter 3eit mar ieiu Meien jeooh iiniterer
aeporoen. unb Elm Wet oes uneebor-
| Iams bate i'm oes lang eriebnten Ser.
gnlsens beraubt, einsn Brief su erbaL
EN-.
| 4obert Bonner bate feline StelIune
| als @sfdnaniBwarter i'm oritten Stod
Der Saae A einssuommen. 9lm Sage
nad ieiner 9lntunft. I'M ;,p0ff ubr
mittaes, au Der Stunbe. po Die GeIan'
qenen gum Mittaesiien tamen, baits
Robert aui ben Hatb oes Sberaufiebers
oieie 3sit su ieinens eriien Nuitrsten
aeudtlt. Sem Strdflins tuiro nah BEN
Mittaseiien eine Sturoe 3eit sslaien,
um nodsieius Sdnsematte auf;uroler
uno feline 3elle in Cronune ;u brin.
gen. Sat er oies setban. 10 tann el
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Siertriafers Srofi.

Wenn ih b'riiber nahifuoir'.
Was in unierm braunen Bier,
9luBer Sopien uno @etreib',
Sid nod ionit madt alles brett:
Goitelstorner. Gliobol,
Opium uno 9itriol,
Galmus. Wermutb. 8ittertlee,
Wads. glaun unb glloe.
9feiier. Gorianber. 3immt,
Sdmeielidure ielbit man nimmt,
9iatron. 3ali, ShBbolsiait.
GarbmalJ, Syrup maHenbaft =
9dm mid fait ein 3ueifel an.
Sb Der Grant seiuno ftin tam,
Wenn id nidt gum Sroite uhbt',
GaB oas Msiite 1T.
s. Slip p.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

eraibt iid bann bier! Gum geiipiel
Drummer 25, 730. Seine dubere Gr=
iheinung lit niht i'm geringlteu per-
idbieoen bon Der ieines 9lahbars in Der
nddlten 25, ISL. 9eioe tra9en oieIel=
ben WiiBen unb s5aden, bic nit einem
breiten Yieil seseidnet iino, beioe tra-
| aen bieIelben rauben Striimpie uno
Stieiel, beioe fiibren basielbe Sirai=
lingsleben uno aeborhen oenielben Vor=
| ihriften, uno bod, pelh' cine &lufi
lieet swiiden Der Sersaneenbeit oieier
beioen! Ser cine 1T Elm seborener 8er=
BREEDER, iein 8ater ipar Elm Sieb. feline
Wautter pielleiht aud, er lit i'm SaIter
auigewadien. gum 8erbreder ersosen
worben uno i'm GeidngniB pollitdnoig
su SanIe.
Gein 9iaAbar 9fummer 25, ,731 III
bageeen Elm 9ieulins. 8or nod nidt
LANCER 3eit mar er ein gut ausie9enoer,
boffnungspoller Siingling nit roligen
Mangen uuo einem bersllden 2ahen,
Der I'M Wo1lleben aufmllds uuo Die
Sreube ieiner Gltern unb 8erwanoten
mar. 9lber feline @enubiudt brabte
ibn auf b0le @ege uno in idle9te Ge.
ieaiAaft, uno bier biiBt er fir Die Sbor=
6eiten elmer tollen Sueeno.
Sas 2eben Der 94l6ter uno Soloa=
ten ilt wenia peridieben bon Dem trilb=
ielieen Saiein Der @efaneenen. Die
| ielben Mebel peroiiltern aud lire Gri=
itens, bieielben talten Winolt0Be blaien
aud ibneu ius Gelidt, aud Iie haben
| ii9 elmer itrensen Sisciplin su unter=
merfen. llnoerbeirathete Mdrter mob=
men beiianmen. Iie baben ibr aeieslm=
mer, ibr 9iaarbsimmer unb cine nit
Sanb beItreute @irtbsitube, aber es III
i'm beitn Sail Elm melanholiides Sa=
iein. 9ie llnterbaltuns brebt lih mel-
! fiens Inn GrlebniNe i'm 8efdngniB. I'm
bic S9laubeit So51eit uno Sntrl9uen
Der @erbreher uno bic giIeriu6t Der
| Nngeitellten. tuelbe Die CUTE Weinuna
ibrer gorselebten gu geuinnen itreben.
| gub iiber linen liegt Der Shatten oea
biiiieren 8efdneniBoaieins.
| gines 9labmittaes, irlb i'm 9topem.
BET frat Robert Bonner in has oiiltert
Gcbduoe elm, nit einem Srief bon
Milter Nprfolf, Der i1n Dem Director
bes @efinsnilies elnpfabl. Dieier ems
ping i'm nit militariider &iirse uni
pies ibn an einen Sberaufieber. einer
plumpen Srlanber. wel1er unter ID
| i9wierieen 8erbdltniiien INNER mod
etrpas Don ieinem nationalen Sumol
bewahrt bate. Sieiem mar Die Ser'
anlaiIuns gu Ioberts Iufentbalt IN
Oortmoor mitgetbeilt tporoen.
.@ut, gut. mein Sobn." iaate be'
Srldnoer, rtommen sic nit mir. iDil
wollen Sbnen sleid Sbre 9trbeit an
meiien. 9Dir woaen einen biibiden,
niebliden @eidnaniBaufIeber aus Sbner
mahen; mir baben eine Uniform. oil
| Sbnen paiien miro. tuie elm Sanoi6nb
| Sic iperoen Der 9loonis bon 0prtmoor
| iein! SD weiB. uarum Sic eefommer
| iinb, aber, merfen Sic Fd: nidts ae9er
Die 9oridrift. Sd babe itrense Srbre,
oaraui 3u ieben. uuo es ipiro nibt 9u'
| fir sic iein. wsnn Sic lie perleben.
Ser Sberaufieber meinte oies wlrf'
lid. mie er Iaete. aber in ieinen freuno4
liden gluaen mar su leen. oaB ct i'm
6runbt ein portreiflider Suride lei
auf Oeiien suten @illen innerbalb oel
GrenSen isiner Yfidt &obert powei
sdblen tonute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

Nus griabruns. Yrinei.
pal gum Gommls. Der ihm setiinoi9t
baD: .Sis wollen pirtlid bsiratben?"
- GDmmis; .Sa. Serr principal. neil
ih mid ielbliltdnois MAIDEN modte!"
- Yrineipal Unit einem Seitenblid auf
ieine 6rau); nlno oa wollen Sic bel,
ratbeu2"
Seurt1eilt niemals eis
men Meniden na6 elmer suten 5bat-
absr aud nidt uad elmer fhledtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Ser Mu Il rs8 a tie.

Sd bin als Muitersatte
MObl Siemlib unsrreldt;
Was lie mir todt. bas Elf i'd -
.uno oas 1T nibt 10 leitbt!"
SOd. baB i'd aud rubia luuide
Weun lie nit Web' uno 2l6
Deir ihre gerie uorlieli:
~Das mabt mir Selutr nad!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

Spr 8eridt. .9tber, Serr
Ridter. wurum trieg id oenn fir Die
jtpei stiiobIsnsu Ganie beuer stpei
Woden mebr oils uoyiaes Sabr 2
beuer iino Die Gdnf bob uiel bilL
asr !"
= pbptitalifde Gridet.
2ehrer: rWhiller, wenn Sic
pdhreno zines @ewitters ben 8iifen ei-
ntr aags reiben, beiOnoers sesen ben
Strid. mas iprin9t Sbnen oa in Die
auoen2" Shuler: Ole Sahel"