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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
He'll Take UP Matt ouay,s bet.

MEMPHIS, June GA. w. Billings, of
Chicago, who owns all of the street rail-
way lines in Memphis, has offered to
wager $4,000 that Cleveland will be
elected, and that he will carry New
York, Illinois and Wisconsin by large
pluralities. Mr.. Billings has heard that
Senator Quay made the remark, after
hearing the result Of the Chicago con,
vcntion, that he would wager $4,000
that Harrison would lie reelected. He
has tclcgraphed the Pennsylvania put
MN. Y. Sun,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
SUCCEEDS CI.ARKSON.
An Illinois Man to Offset steven
sons Nomination.

WASHINGTON. June 2S,-Thc republican
national committee on reassemblng yes
tcrday elected William j. Campbell, o
Illinois, chairman; Nj, II. Deloung, o
California, vice chairman; Thomas II
Garter, OF Montana, secretary; Cornc
lus n. Bliss. of New York, treasurer, ant
F. l.. Swords. OF Iowa, scrgeant-at
arms, all by a unanimous vote.
Chairman Campbell is lawyer o
Chicago. He has been twice clcctcC
state senator and president OF tn
| Illinois state senate.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
LOSS 100000. s
big Fire Among Puget Sound
buildings.

SEATTLE, Washington, unc 2S.-Thc
entire stock and building of Schwaba-
cher Bros. & Co., one of the largest mel-
chandisc dealers on Puget Sound, was
destroyed by fire last night, Loss on
building, $4,000. The firm carried a
stock worth $32O,000, of which nothing
was saved. The northern hotel next
door was damaged several thousand
dollars worth Other minor damages
done to contiguous structures bring the
total damages to about $4O0, 900; in
SuranCe somewhat less.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
One idea Of"I,uck."

LONDON, June 27.-Gladstone's injured
eye has been bandagcd and he will re-
main in dark room for few days. 1t
is reported that the woman who threw
the missile at him said she threw it for
''luck." The occulist saws the injury is
progressing favorably and the pain is
greatly decreased.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
ReDubIican Chairman.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The republican
state committee in session at the Filth
avenue hotel today reelected VIM. Brook
field chairman of the state committed
and elected Charles w. Hackett of Utica,
chairman OF the executive committee, in
place of Gen. Jas. W. Hustled.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
GRANTS PHARMACY.

BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild,
yet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
They are especially valuable as after
dinner pills. and readily cure constipa-
ton and costiycness, nausea, distress in
the stomach, etc.
They are purely vegetable and we be-
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre-
pared and offer them with perfect conf
dence, believing that whenever used it
will be with the happjest results.
Try them and Judge for yourself. Fol
sale only Mt
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
WHY Did He Suicide z

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 27.-Dr. A..
b. Rose. a prominent and wealthy citi-
zen, committed suicide Yesterday morn-
ing by blowing out his brains. Deceased
was president of the Phosphate miners
exchange and OF the Unitarian church
corporation here. No cause assigned tor
the deed.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
Fined For Cause.

Sam kingsmole, who, with Cora
Huffman, was fined So yesterday in Re-
corder Millcr's court, for lcwd conduct,
is an cmploye Of the Asheville street rail
way company, running on the Gcpot
line at nrCSent.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
GRANTS PHARMACY.

"SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHER
RY" as manufactured at Grants Phar-
macy is the best cough medicine you can
use tor yourself or your chidrcn-it is a
positive cure and we guarantee it to con-
tain no opiates in any form, it is entirely
harmless. For sale only at
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
THEY ARE AFTER HIM.
philadelphia Printers demand
the Withdrawal of Reed,

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The reso-
lutions introduced by Frederick w. Long,
at the meeting of Typographical Union
No. on Sunday last, were tabled at
special meeting today. They dcnounce
the action of the committee of Typo
graphical Union No. 6, of New York, in
endorsing the candidacy of Whitclaw
Reed for vice-presdent and called upon
the republican party to withdraw his
name.-Atlanta Constitution.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
Third Party convention.

Nashville, Tenn, June 2S.-Thc
conyention of the third or peoples party
met here today. About 800 delegates
were in attendance and delegates to the
Omaha convention were chosen.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
The Great Texas Launched.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 2S.-The great
ship Texas was successfully launched at
the Norfolk navy yard this morning.
Miss Madgc Heaston Williams, of Texas,
broke the hottie OF wine on the bow as
the vessel started.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28

Jackson-Bah, sab: my wife dun died
Color@:l knox-I'm sorry to hear that
It's a heavy loss for you.
Jackson-It am, indeed, sab. Here
am left erlone, widuut no one to support
me. B'lieve I'll have ter go ter work
myself, sal.-Jestcr.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
Don't Want the JOt,

New YORK, June 2S.-Drexel, Morgan
g. Co. have declined the invitation to
undertake the reorganization OF the
Richmond Terminal.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
To dissolve Parliament.

LONDON, June 2s.-The Queen has
signed the decree dissolving parliament.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
VIM. BATES WAS LYNCHED
ACCUSED OF MURDI:RINE HIS
WIFE.

a Terrible Scene at the Jail
Another Man Threatened. Hut
Pleas OF Others saved Him For
u Time.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
WE NEED THEIR ROOM.

now SIS.
$17, now $125 80.
Hardwood. No. 1o3. with cooler, price
SIS, now Sill.
1 Hardwood. No. 1O2, with cooler, price
$13, now SS 65.
Hardwood. No. 303, with cooler, price
SIS, now $11.
/ Softwood. No 2o2, with &C olcr, price $l3
now $S.75
1 Soft wood, double doors, prize $17 80, now
$13.
1 Walnut. with sidcboard, price $40 %, now
$13 80.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-28
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

The well-knoNn scientific photographer,
Anschosz of Lis2p. has for some years
been experimenting 10 making photo
graphs Of tic fight Of cnnnon balls ifgm
no instant they lanyc The mnzzie Of fhH
gun 90 ihe time o. fhcir striking The OBJ
iect mined at. Afier untiy ntianpft
and failures. be finally sucsfedel 10 OBJ
tainiug highly intercHiinE results, not
reaching what be- called tue ncmc ~
perfection, however. unfll 1890. The
ulutes 81 tie last mentioned experiment
we're submitted to Dr Koenlg Of thc
Berlin university. who WIS hpiH % mako
ihrrefrom the long sought practical cal-
cdlafions. Fram helirps thus deduced,
DR. Koenir established DE fact gmt tho
through the air with D velocity ~ 800
meierr pr ssf0ad. aud tiai uie duration
81 the light thrown mi The Photographic
plates had not exceeded ihe teh-ihous-
andtl part VI second.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

ases 10 dry her trars at the altar md
wien she leaves her home Altrrwnrd
the web Is put away INV lsled nWnne
har treasures. WHEN she dioa " Is
taken ont and laid over her face. The
Italian peasant girl as soon aH she has
learned 10 spin aud sesy begins tu make
her wedding rousseau. Thence. piece
by piece. Il grows and she hls put into
Il an her 6usst stitches and kwceiret
thoughts Az soon as she y bride
she makes u bag Of iine muslin. This
wear adds It's share. Wien she dies,
perhaps an old woman fnll " ycirl II
l. this rose pillow that her h-a'l resis
ON. Ia this calm acceptance OF md
preparation for the great erslle Of hie.
such as marriage aud death, there arr
limo and s0il for the blgssoinmg Of
fancy. which we. stumbling, lit md
miss, through life DO not inraisl.-' Chi
caeo Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

combined in an impressive series
n was through his admiration OF the
forminc and grouping OF the hgurcs
tbat ne famous Duprez, winner 81 inc
Golden Prlx-d' Honncur Of faris' anu
! verv prominent member Of me
= Fiore9tibe Inc school directory, pro
nosed Mr.. Mead for a professionally %
M S5ss treat school, because said ne
"they could not afford 10 lose Tue OPP
ppca,,isition 10 It's ranks as Mr.; Mead
~ the grace q grouping anu
r Ill., ~ figures in the washington re- r,
no. M Z bad proved himself ANA ms M.
~, ~ bow there came 70 me {oSlE
, W. of snow. an homer accorded 70
r ln otber American, aud how ne y nov nov
a a. professor in the most nole1 lil9'i'u
, ~ Pss ~ n Kind In the whole world,
'i9 irhe fi,se II the Washington rei i.i,s
49, =, ihe pasrlot SEATED On MS spilis -
s base AZ ne moment Of taking eo y ~
- ~ he curiously mixed raaks " I'm
q ny army; towards the hg y .'.l
~, sba,s Are the gIeea heights o. - -
in M lust behind the geii ss,l-.,,.;5ge
l my M ~ rand Old Gins o. caaoilSss,
~ .,s ~ rs lowered church ~ ~,
snsi,r'e III house or two al Masn'A :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

ff@f ~ "
home OF the worthy barris-
Is good wife, and although
POO lack OF necessary com
Z must do his part as soon as
Asfpedient; 30 at 10 years OF
Ny obtained n position as
ne hardware store Of the
"A sFn, selling and doing up"
4 ping thence, nails and bars
+ les and axes and latches aud
% the townsmon for miles
4 blithely and as courteously
4 done all else.
4 People never oncs thought Of
'i!iul forms and groups and
'hat would crowd so thickly
nlnd, and which he longed
ahOle heart to fashion into
4 until the Christmas night
liz "Srow Angel" came into
az nor even then until acci-
1Aled the secret OF its creator.
Larkin haa been busy-very
4 MAT day. Thesnow had fallen
In the early winter evening,
"a holiday evening could be,
great sparkling stretches on
,Heet and village square. TIE
e1ening hours were to he passed
smpany Of merry friends about
,ag Christmas tree and a table
nigh with Christmas dainties,
nov, deep and sparkling, was
W. that, hastily excusing him
Nli and went out into the frosty
lslting another lad, a close
o9, To accompany him, and
snh him a common wooden
ald in the creation or accom-
~ oi-he knew not what
" walked ON until they reached
y pace ncar the High school
VIZ thore was a grand drift Of
tseked snow. Into this the
y plunged, shovelling,cut
scarcely stopping 10 warm his
n, piled one block upon another;
" n place with water he d.
! Friend to pour. Now stand
= 1loment 10 look critically at
y, Y ms very soul seemed fash
~ ihen returning with fresh
~, he worked far into the
4 oeiore him stood his work
nights inspiration was the
SNOW Angel la pure colossal
~ ,asilling beauty, fair, symme-
hawless as II carved in
n y oeatiful wings were soft,
.Ioht az the hem OF its
~ I'VE In one hand rested a
a, w and in the other there
=. cook, in which it seemed
y ir-,s ', ,ed to write while asking
IN ~ heaven, toward which her
acc, with It's sureole OF
vas turned.
\ !, Christmas bslls ring good
n ~ people OF Brattleboro,
~ square had been for
N Knew. deserted. When
ro- ~. next morning, therefore,
iae -, that they looked with
gtr ~ q. Z creation such as they
u s1 =, before and whose glory
y NJ \, the place?
pa ~. PERFECTION, a beautiful
|l15 si'ing on the very crest Of
3 II ~. lifted It's throat and
Read upwards toward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
STMAS SNOW ANGEL
.ssiso OF a SUCCESS
suL CAREER.
4, Famous American scuiplor's
4. 10 iuiliui and Patriotic
a.ltons-'THc Other
Children

4. nc sunday Gazette.)
i,aly. Dec. l4,-One of the
Y isr nro.essors IN the famous
4 ..fifs school, where the name
4 4. ~ sysry great modern wielder
N ehise has at some time
..aiiod. is tarkin G, NJ ad.
I'm a New England name"
.toss who read it, and las
yew Highlander will say
81 7, ar so fortunate as TO enjoy
.asauaintance, las could be
+ IN England ITSELF" He is
-,lial, perfectly unassumlng,
,rrepti6n, and Of indomitable
The number Of his friends
a every land where he is
with all his modesty, he is
. amber OF circles the wisest,
. "a and most highly honored,
apuointment as professor in
& ,ilorsniinoArt school speaks as
,apything could Of the esteem
FL IN Is held by his companions
IN art centre Of the world
'splainly, as he is the only
\ an whom this title has ever
\ erred.
q. Mead was born in the
4 yew Hampshire town Of Ches-
ixenty-two years before the
n. His parents were earnest,
-ipr people, descended from the
j VA fought at Lexington aud
IN who stood hclpfully by thc ir
II ras in Lexington that Larkin
IN tho elder was born and in
I nd began his work, and it was
Ifstippton that he removed to
YAM as the husband Of Jane
4 adopting the profession OF the
4 NJ Mend gained considerable
e,en before his removal to
,nno when his little namesake
rsroi age
therefore. in this beautiful,
"a mountain town that the boys
~ IN The instruction that makes
aafaiion, were taken. True,
1 M rature, he must sometimes
but be was no idler. He was
lie children that had come to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

orAINT MAngIAGE CUSTOMS
"a M Tyral uiien % yenag eirl i about
u BE- married her Hoiher ofinHs ~
- ftsschisf Of newly spun ii1'p called
q tear Handkerchief This iiie vride
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Tie Youngest living mayor ~ France
"a NJ. Ergrife. mayor Of Derlatdull-
lsite, who was born May y 1854
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

White miles north MGrego Mcannn
miles
wctir aandon
ordinary
Interest
In miles
r., formerly owned by
b aud
tabp
There fairly good DWELLING and barn ON the place. two au ~e
deferred payment
G. H.SILLIMAN, ODD Mansion HOi8I Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Sine aeip5ieer Wilitdr.@ orlase.

Sas g. Sebl." friidt Die Crime.
runq an cine Milt1rbebatte aus Der.
9an9enen Saoen bes OeuiIden Geides
aui. gtadoem S0nig @uitap gloolf
bon Sdweocn i'm Sabre 1880 Der our6
Saiier Seroinano bebrobten proieitanti=
I6eu 6reibeit 81 Silie geeilt mar,
slaubte Der 9urfiirit Sobann @eora
BON Sa9isn oarin Elm Groberungs9es
liiite su erbliden unb iudte ieine Selbit-
tdnoieteit our9 cine bewaffnete Neu.
tralitdt su ipabren. gr beriei su bie-
lem 3wsde einen GiirHentas mad 2eips
zig, Der am 10. 6ebruar 1851 feline
Sibunsen be9ann. Sie proteltanti-
iden 6iiriten, reidsfreie Serr.a unb
Stdnoe eridienen babel in pcrion. bic
Reidsiidote waren our6 @eianote per=
tretsn. 10 baB bic Staot nit pornebmen
Ndlten iiberfillt mar. Gridien bpd
ullcin Guriiirit @eorg @llbelm bon
Sranoenbur9 nit einem 8efol9e bon
It's pcrionsn unb l02 Yieroen. @s
iolate Elm 6eitaelas Dem anoersn; alle
Gage nuroen in Subel uno Serrli6teit
uerlebt, bel iuelder 8elesenbeit am 10.
Mdrs aud, uHo spar auf benz &o6s
olabe. oas erfe 2sipSiser Wettrsnneu
fattfano.
Die Yreile beItanben in einem fiber.
men 3rdnslein, Swei Sduitrobreu (Pi.
itolen). einem oergolbeten Se9en uno
AZ 3ei6stbalern. IS rannten 25
perionen. oeren ieoe 2 Sutaten gin=
Jap 9e3ablt bate. Wdbreno Der Sit-
,unsen oes 6iirltentases wuroe unae-
beuer piel 9etrunten nno nod oiel mebr
leiprohen, oarunter au1 iiber Die Bill
ounq zines Seeres. 2omii6 erideint,
eaB fir Oas nod gar nidt porbanoehe
9unoes6ser bereits cine Gebensmittel-
are fetaeltelt wuroe. mir eriabren
aus berlelbeu, baB 6 Goth Semmel
einenYfenni9, 9 2oth Sroo eiuen
Biennia, 81 9iuno Yauernbroo einen
lSroidcn, ein Yfuno 8inoileiid ;etn
pfennig, ein Yiuno SdweineiIeiih
adtsebn Yiennis. ein 9iuno SdOpien.
ileii9 elf Yfennis, ein pfuno aalb.
iIeii1 iieben Tiennig, Elm piuno Sped
orsi 8roiden, Elm 2amm adbebn
Srolden. elm Yfuno Butter spei Gro=
iden, Elm Sdod gier iiinf Groiden
uno Elm Sdod 3die is9s @roiden. Jos
uie bic 9anne Bier fiinf Yfennis toite=
len. glm 3. 9lpril 9ino Der 6iiriten.
tag auseinanoer, nadosm Die Wiilitar=
portage bewillist mar. gbe aber nod
Niles icrtig mar, oran9 Der taiierli6e
g8eneral Sillp ins 2ano. nobel am 10.
Dtai Magoeburg in einen 4idenbau=
len nermanoelt uno $4,000 irieoIihs
Weni9en binseidladtet puroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
MaHatHtten.

pater 9erop, Der an Der grpcbition
Der Batter bonn bsiliesn 6eiit in's aili-
manoidaro=@ebiet tbsilnabm. idilbsrt
einen Seiud in einem Maiiailaser am
Gube beg Yareeebirees. @r ibreibt:
.@egen albeno aehe ih. bon unierem
Dolmetider Salim seIeitet. um ben
Beiud beg MaRai Sduptlinss su er-
iuioern. Ser ereiie Sduptlins fiibrt
mid in bas Eager. Sofort tueroe ih
umrinat. betradtet uno pie Elm Mun.
Der an9eiiaunt. SD meinerieits idaue
aud unb ftaune. 9as iino edte
Wilos, mabrs Yertreter iener 3aiie.
spelhe 9bompion (ein enstiider 6or.
f1er) nit &ett als bic idonite uno
merfwiiroisfte Nfritas be;eidnet. glah
unb nad weroen iie freunolid. Man
reidt mir Die Sanb. uno Seoer mill
meine ueibe Sanb beriihren; balb er-
fiibnt lid eius itarte 6rau, mir ibr
2leinltes 81 prdientiren. sic trdst
oasielbe in einem Sad aus 3ieaeniell
anf Dem Giiden uuo bittet mid iebr
beideioen um Die @naoe. Dem 2inoe
auf oas Saupt = ;u ipuden. Wlsin
9olmstider Saiim erfldrt mir. oaB
oies cine 9lrt bon Se9enspunid lei
uno bab msn Spsi6el bel bieiem
@tamme einen eroben Wsrth babe.
SD tbue es redt freisebis. wGbreno
Der Sleine mid nit ieinen fuutelnoeu
Meuslein auidaut.
4lsbalb aelsn ii6 bic Mitter. bic
2inoer ale, Die @rsiie ale mir Dor;
Seber wia bon oieiem eliidlid madsn-
ben Speidel. SD mub ibn formlid
beri1menbsn. 9lber Der Stamm lit
sabIrei6, unb balo 1T mein dumb
boaltdnoia troden. Cine MaHaioame
bemertt es, lduft su ibrem 3elte uno
brinst einen srOben 2iirbis pon Mil6,
ben ie mir barreidt. SD l0ide oeil
9urft in pollen 3iieen. tudbreno Salint
In ber3lides 2a6en ausbridt. uno neu.
gsitdrtt beenoise id bic Sesriibuna nit
elmer Srsi9ebsteit. melde mir le
Ser3en sewinnt. glur bait. id nidt
bic @rpioerung meiner Sofldteit por-
auseeieben: man fabt mid bel ben
Mrmen, man itreift mir Die @ermel in
bic S6be, uno BON aa oieien la9enben
2ippen ersiebt iid elm dbnlder Geeen
auf meine abenoldnoiide Saut. Oils
mir ipdt 3u unierem 2aaer suridtebrs
ten, laat Der S9linsel Salim in einem
fort.
.@arum ladit Su?"
.Warum id lahe .....%
.9abit 9u meaen Der Seariibuna2"
.glein. 9err. es 1T ipesen Der Mlil9.
War iie sut?"
.Sie bate einen ileinen Seisei6mad.
Warum?"
.@eil bic branen MaHai, Inn ben
@eidmad su erbOben, Die Wlilb nit -
urin bon Der Sub bermiiden."
llno Salim brad Don gleuem in
iautes 2aden aus"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
msibnad,tstsa,.,,.. IN.

Die eriten matten Sterne
3ieb'n auf am Simmelsrano,
Woll slbnuns barrt bic @rOe
Sm li1ieu S6ueeeewano.
Ser Sanne Wipiel raui9tn,
8on ferne = 8lodentldn9.
Dir 1T. als miiit' i6 lau,Gen
Ser gnsel 2obseians.
glls iollt id mi.osr iaud;tn
gDie emit, poll &inoereliid;
Sie fturmoermebien Yfaoe
Srd9t >Stbniubt mid iurif;
Ser Selmatb Gloden ballen
Sie &unoe frob our1's Qano,
Ser GbriItbaum iirablt mir ipisber
@ei6miidt bon Muttsr Sano
Die frommen 2ieber ibaGsn
go lieb unb 10 pertraut,
Was je Der Wuni6 eriebnte,
Wtein leu9teno Nuse fdaut,
gDas tbeuer mir aui groen
llmi6lieBt Der cine Gaum,
uno Seli9teit burdhutbet
Wleln perS Elm Weibna6tstraum
u. Nlieolai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
GtiQc 0laht.

-Jn BEN rStt Yits" ersGbIt
Elm Yarlaments Seri6teriiatter fols
9enoe @pilooe, Die iid pdbreno elmer
Der lebbaftcren Sibunsen oes perltors
benen Yarlaments sutru9. Sd iaB
auf Der Seri9teritatter= =8allerie, als
elmer Der betannten Sampfbdbne Der
irii4en 9artei aufi9nelte, Inn Die
Reoe zines Der &esierunsspertrster su
serftiideln. @r miinihte fefsuitea.n,
baB bic Sebauptunsen oes @orreoners
nidt gang nit ben Sbatia6en ilb.rein.
ftimmten iein natiirlides 6euer lieB
ibn aber feline Mntlaee in etipas su una
perbliimten Nusoriifen porbrinaen.
Sin itrenser SronunssruI bes 0or-
Ebenben mar Die Solse. God I'M.
font; mieoer fam Der taoelIole Sobn
grin's auf Die 8eiduloiauna abIidt.
lider Gdli6ung Suriid. 9lbermaliaer,
nod itrengerer SronunesruI. Der
9tueenblid mar fritii9. Die iriideu
Roleaen bes 8ebners piinItten ibu
ni1t .iuspsnoirt" fir ben 2ef Der
Sibung. uno lie saben ibrem 90unid
burh ltartes 3uplen on ieinen @od.
fliiaeln ausoruf. Gin nidt uneeid6r-
Iides Ding, nit ben Rod fliiaeln zines
Srldnoers Su ipielen. bod es that feline
Wirtuns. Ger un,uillise 3eoner er.
fannie ben Sefebl ieiuer Yartel an uno
ieBte iid, inbem er ielnen Hiid,ue oura
folgenbs gpoliropbe an ben WorlBens
ben bedts: .8ut. mein Serr. id iiise
mid Shrem Oronunssrui uno nebms
9lQss suriid, mas id eben ;u bemerten
borbatte. - Dies Stiif iriider BE.
rebiamtsit nabm oas Saus i'm Sturm.
9urd daut. o.: nS0re.
id bin in Der srOBten 9erlegenbsit
Mifllt Oh mir aui eiuise Minuten
9ein Ohr leiben 2"-9.: .Sa-absr
ionii nidts !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30

hung ins 9aus trasen iolI, beimli9,
rnter bem Sdube Der ftle9t beleud-
teten Straben. glun iit lie enblid fer.
tig. nYaulden", iaet Die Miutter
ireunbli6, nlaB iebt ales llebrige, oas
i'd nit Stines Silfe i9on bsiorae. seb'
auf Sein 3immer uno fleioe Gid an!
Wenn i'd tlinsle, tOmmit Su nit ben
Sinocrn."
Sic sebordt, nirft aber bo6 nod
i6nel einen Bid in bic &inoeritube,
nno Siesbetb unb Martba bdnaen ii6,
lie nit Gra9en beitiirmenb, feit an ibr
Rleio. yium enbli6 1T iie in ibrsm
3immer. ibre Soilette lit idnell been=
bet, fir iuen ioGte iie ii9 aud i1miit=
len? Sie nimmt aus einem 6ade ibres
Ilerliden Sdreibtii6es cine feline Slebts
arbeit beraus. cine Settle aus ibren
baaren 9eflodten, iie lisIt bic 99orte
nod einmal. Die Iie Dem @sident fir
6ren theuren GriB binsuiiisen wollte:
,Nimm germ Elm Sano ben 2ieb9sns
Saaren.
Das Dir oas Gbriiitino bon ibr
briuet -
gs lei Dir nod nod lan9en Sabren
Sin Sano, oas 2iebe Tim Sid
idlinet."
Il. I. 10. uno tpieberboli Den S6lub:
llno bleiden enolib lie bic Sabre,
Sleibt ieii unb treu oob unier Sim.
6elt uno treu. bebarrlid, wie al Die
Sabre! Sa. ioarum mar iie nur TO
lleinmiitbis? Sic leat bas @sident
ieuf3eno wieoer on ieinen Plab uno
lDidt bic 2ampe.
Ser Slang Der Seifalotcn orinst in
bic beimli6e Stille ibres 3immers uno
lodt iie ans Seniter. Wel6' cine
pradt funtelnoer Sterne, uncrmebli.
der Welten, su bensn Iie bon friibsiter
Ginobeit oil itaunenb unb bemunoerno,
ibren 0auf erariinoeno. 9eiAaut.
gBie fang ihr boapsrebrtsr Gottirieo
Rintel2
limb elcid ben Sternen lcntet ST Sci.
nen @eg purd Na6t!
@irf ab, Sers. mas Sid trdntet uno
mas Dir banse madt!
sic leete i6ludsenb ben 9opf an
ole S6eiben. 0a faBte cine Sano Die
ibre. suei bdrtise 2ippen iudten ibren
Muno. uno p9aulden, Yaulden,
tomm CUR Seideerung!" fliiItertc icine
Stimme. SITS benn wirtlib Sntel
6rib2 Sa ldutet au6 bic @lodc, uno
nillenIos. I'M 8anne zines eIiidieli9en
8efiibls. oemiibt aus Gdred uno
6reuoe. ilberldbt iie iid ieiner 6iib=
rung.
Gin @eibna6tsbuft bon Sannen
unb @adstersen brin9t 81 ibren Sin=
men. iie trdumt mobile Sber 1T oas
ipabrbaIiig Saanenreiiig. iiber oas iie
i6reitet. binein ourd Die 9eoiinsten
,fliieeltbiren ON ieiner Sano unter bic
itrablenoe Same, Die bort inmitten oes
Geiiia ales pranat9
SD laiie iie ni1t. 10 ieenet uns
oenn," iaet Srib einfad uno lultia.
pie es feline slrt III, su ben a.riibrten
gltern. Der @ater aber idlieBt iein
Gino in feline 9lrme uno iagt: .Was
bleibt mir ibris? ge bat in @abr-
bsit 9einer Nlutter 9luaen. uno Die
lueroen Sid niat triissn!"
S6meebte aber 1T sliidielis i'm In.
bid bes Srautpaares uno oes un9e=
beuren Subels Der 9inber, benn sr bat
bic Sanne bineingei6musselt uno ladt
idmunSclno: Ni6t nabr. 3arlden,
ieBt lit bod Weibnadt. ri4tiss Weib-
na6t!"