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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
4 Surgical Operation.

A telegram was received yesterday
announcing, that on Thursday q
surgical operation had been per-
formed on Mr.. w. c. Taylor'= head,
and the tImor on his brain had been
removed.
Dr. Hammond, the great Washing
ton specialist, under whose treatment
Mr.. Taylor has been, performed the
operation, and he telegraphed yester-
daV that his patient was progressing
nicely. DR.. Hammond had hoped 20
remove the tumOr by absorption, but
concluded that an operation was nee
essarv. This will assure Mr.. Taylor's
recovery aud he will be at home in a
few weeks.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
SOCIETY.

A delightful german was given at
Mt. Pleasant Friday night, compli-
meuIary Lo Miss Irving aud was AT
tended by ;. number of " ung leopie
FROM Columbia Tue dance was led
by Miss Irving and }. NJ. Goodlne.
The following other couples were
present: Miss Anni" Williams and
John q. Ingram, Miss Mary Long
aud J. H. Ward, Miss Maggie
Ingram and &. 3. jackson, Miss
Florence Williams and II. H. Long,
OF Mt. Pleasant: Mise OiIIe Rogers, of
Columbia; ana J. =. FriersOD, Misses
NIcEwen, of Franklin, escorted by
Will Everett and b. Rogers, of Co
lumbia, and Miss Marion Hodge, of
Columbia, and Eugene Barrow. The
rovers were: J. G. Long, r. l.. Good
Toe, = X. Martin, r. w. Ricketts,, OF
Mt. Pleasant, and Ed. Kuhn, Will
Hodge and Drake ClOptOn, of Co.
lumSia.
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Sold by Major Migrants Trustee.

Some weeks ago, b. S. Thomas, as
trustee for Major Ingram, sold the
Embry place on South Main street to
Jacob Barker, and the farm near
Spring Hill to w. NJ. Cheairs, subject
to confirmation by the Chancery
Court. Barker was to pay $500 in
deposits of the Bank of Columbia for
mis- house and lot, and Cheairs $4,000
in deposits OF the same bank for his
farm. Ten per cent had already been
paid on these deposits and they were
then reckoned at % cents on the dol
lar in the trade. These were The best
offers that have been made on the
property, and all the lawyers repre-
senting the parties interested have
recommended confirmation of the
sale. The court is taking proof to-
day as to whether the amount of the
bids is sufficient and the sale will
probably be confirmed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
OVER THE COUNTY.

The old man, Moore, who was kill
ed by falling from the rail road
bridge at Culleoka last Friday was
buried there on Saturday afternoon
No one has yet been able to learn
auy thing of his antecedents.
A newspaper in which advertise
ments are carefully classified gives to
each one, in effect, extra display
without extra cost.-EXchange.
For the first time this year 1.-THE
country is beginning to suffer for the
want of raiE. Water is growing scarce
in the wells and cisterns and the
streams are low. Although there has
been an unusually large number OF
rainy days, the amount of the ram
fall has not been greater than 10
many former years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
For tn" Daily Herald.
WEST END NOTES.

ALI. NichO son, Jr.. overseer, has n
large number of hands at work re-
pairing the county roads i'll West
End.
w. J. Guest is erecting slaughter
house ON the property he recently
purchased from w. J. Anderson, near
Little BIgby Greek.
Annie, the little daughter OF Mr.. L
G. Mack, who has been confined tn
her he'd with diPhtheria for several
days, is improving. The Othe two
children or Mr.. Mack's we're affected
with colds instead of diphtheria as
reported IA few days since.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
The Ladies Going.

Efforts are being made to induce
the ladies to attend the Hurricane
barbecue on Wednesday. 1t Is hoped
that a number of ladies from Column
bia will go III parties. The trains
run so that they can easily go and
come. 1t will be delightful day for
an outing, and besides they will enjoy
the oratory of this occasion. 1t Is
not often that they are offered such a
favorable opportunity for hearing the
Democratic eloquence OF Tennessee
and they .hould lot miss 1t. Besides,
their presence will lend much adj
ditional interest to the gathering and
will assist the cause of the party. 1t
as hoped they will no. miss so good
in opportunity to enjoy tn emselves
and assist Democracy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
A Marvel of Art.

Miss Willie Cummings, of Frank
lin, has lust finished in pastel large
portrait of the late Mrs. Susan
VOORHEES,, wife of Rev. James
VOORHEES,. 1t ia superbly executed,
and is said by all who knew Mrs.
VOORHEES, to be an excellent likeness,
and vet the artist had never seen the
original and had no picture of her to
90 by. Her conception OF her subject
was drawn from description and
family resemblance. In view of these
facts the result is little short of mar
velous.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
Deaths.

Mr.. Frederick HOuser died Fri
day at his home near Zion in the
sixty-fifth year of his age, of Dialects.
Burial services at Zion to-day at II
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Kennedy.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom johnson died Saturday last at
their LONE on the MOOresville pike,
OF Pneumonia, and will be buried to
morrow at the family burying
ground
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
lRheumatism Cured in a Day.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits, 70
cents. Warranted by a. B. Rains,
druggist Columbia Tenn. oct4 6m
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
4 New Citizen.

G. w. Hayes, ECO, has sold his
resideuce- IN West End and good
DIAL of other property 10 Mr.. Coyers.
Illinois man, who will move here
about the first Of November Mr.
Coyers ia man of good prOp-rty and
will go into business here. He will
be a valuable addition TO the town.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

Barlow Brothers famous minstrel
troupe will show at the Opera House
next Friday night. This is probably
the largest and best minstrel troupe
on the road, and they play to crowded
houses everywhere. Seats are on
sale at Woodbridge, Irvine aud Tow
Ier,s drug stOre, at usual prices.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
Stocks for Sale.

As receiver appointed by Chancery
Court in cause of Thomas VS.. Dale
ct al, I will, on Thursday, Oct. 20th
1892, at the courthouse door in Co.
Iumbia at II o'clock noon, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, forty shares
of the capital stock ofColumbia Cot
ton Mill Co, and twelve shares of
Bucks Milling Co, stock.
octS-e d I'd l.. p. PADGETT,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
Sound Sense.

Because a newspaper has a
sulall circulation it does not follow
that it is of no value as an advertis-
ing medium and because -newspa-
per has a very large circulation it
does not follow that too high price
may not be demanded for its adver-
Using space.-Printers' Ink.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
TRUT'WOUD'S 1ALk.
interesting To F::rmer>. Breeders ana
l'airym"h
Facts, Figures aud Information {
General Interest I" the Country
Gentleman.

Storm IL now the fastest son OF
Brown h. LasU week he took a
r. cord -! 2:ll IL winning race. Old
Tom'- blood goes marching un. Inc
mau who remarked that il didu'r
breed on, may now have chance 10
TiSe ana t.Xplain
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
A Called Meeting.

The Maury County Farmers and
Taborers' Union Will meet at the
Courthouse, Oct. Is, at 10 O'Clock a.
M. A full attendance is desired.
w. T. GOLLOwAY, Pres.
c. L. BAILESS, Sec'y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
Mrs. VI. $. HathamaH.

Modiste, from New York, would be
pleased to see ladies and children.
Latest styles and perfect fits guaran-
teed. Can be found at Mr.. @. d.
HigIey's, on School street.
ocll sw-w 1t each.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

Says the Farmers HOms Journal;
Our correspondents and reporters at
the county fairs are in the habit of de-
voting most attention to the horse in
the show ring and to the trotting
races, and usually neglect the jack
stock. though the exhibition of this
class frequently represents more
cash capital invested than any other
class of stock shown. We are glad
TO note that the Columbia, Tennessee,
Herald shows more appreciation of
these valuable animals by making
a full reporG of the exhibit at the
lair recently held at that place.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

Your uncle Bonner now says he
did'n make any offer OF 50 900 TO the
horse that would go in 2:05 hitched
/" Dyke sulky outside OF the Grand
Circuit. Are times getting tight
with the old man, too?
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11
Notes, News, aud Comment.

Mr.. L. C. Underhill, the well-known
"GibO" NJ the horse world, Vas here
this week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

When a mans business has run
down the editor of New York paper
Gays it's high time for somebody to
wind it up.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

1t is to be hoped that w. J. Web
ster may be able TO make another
start in Jerseys. If he had done MOTH
ing else hut develop "OId Fancy" he
would have been public benefactOr.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

Kremliu, by LoId Russell, dam by
" oOdfOrd Mambrino, now has race
record of 2:1l3l.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

Many farmers are planting wheat
in the husband some are planting it
in their minds eye aud yet IA third
class are painting it next week..
What great rascal old next week"
Ia to the average farmers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

At Terree Haute on the 9th, Storm,
son of Brown Hal, won the first heat
of race against WinslOW Wilkes
and others in Pill. He was second
the neXC heat i'll 2:llad Reflector
~as second in the third heat in
2:O921 Storm took second money in
the race.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

Fed :. Wilkes, as we predicted, has
greatly lowered bis record Last
Friday he took a mark OF 2:1l34 in the
third neat OF his race. This is the
best mark held by Tennessee trOtter
and among the best held by any
trotter. Fred ;. is not exactly in form
yet and il Is probable he will low or
his record still more this season.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

We desire to sal ynur attention TO
some 81 &c al features OF our paI er:
A. a stock man, you will doubtless
be- Interested in the columns o. our
''TrotwOOd, " which appear every day
in Tho DAILY HERALD aud are repro
duced in or Semi-W eekly.
His notes, which have given the
HERALD a wide reputation as stock
paper, cover completely and prompt
w the stock news of this section,
which has become the most noted in
the state for fine stock of all kinds,
especially for East harness horses.
You will, perhaps, desire detailed
accounts of the races here at the Co
lumhi.. Driving Park, October % to
November ), Ia keep posted on the
Development OF our promising young
horses, and to learn more of our mag
nitlceut country.
Ours il the only payer in which you
can get such detailed accounts and
the IuIl inf rmatiou that you wish.
Let US send you our paper-for
quarter, at leaat-and let us start you
at once, 80 that you may get the news
of the rscr-.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

The Farmers Association hold
their annual wheat show to day nj
Pulaski in the Court House; 81 is
offered Oh bert bushel red wheat: 81
on second best-best busbel white
wheat So; second brst 81. The prem
ium wheat will be sent to the agri-
cultural department of Tennessee TO
be distributed for sees. Subject
Capt II. b. Wade's address "Wheat
raising in Giles cOunty."-HOme
Journal.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-11

Fred S Wilkes, owned by Smith
Bros, and VINO took record Of 2:ll24
Friday, was trained at South Siue
Park, this place. He is a stout roam,
il by Hector Wilkes, by Geo. Wilkes.
Hector Wilkes, dam is by Harold,
second dam by American Clay. Fred
SIS dam is by TattIer Chief, by Tat
tier by Pilot, Jr, second dam thor
oughUred daughter of The Knight of
81 EaOrUe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25
Ser Sreier.

Sn einem 6ebirgsoorfe beS 9reuI6=
Ibales lin ben Sogeien) iab Dor einigen
Sagen bic siemlib sablrei6e Samilie'
zines bieoeren Sepo6ners our 9tbeno.
itunoe bel Der 2ampe S6ein Inn ben
warmen Sfen, als pl6bli6 an Die
5biir getlppft puroe uno elm Srember
.intrat, Der mad Der aleioun9 at i6lie=
BEN gu 9ianas Siinsern seborte. gta6
burger Ginfiibrung ersdblte Der Srenlbe,
er tomme aus elmer @emeinoe BEL @pi=
nal, no ct 6Orlter iei, uno brin9e
Sriibe bon Der dlteten So6ter oes Sau=
Ie5, ipel6e ebenoa no6nt. gBar Die
6anilie our6 Die giiniti9en Na9ri9ten
iiber oas @o1lerseben ibrer So6ter
berslid erireut, 10 pu6s Die Sreloe
uno aud sugleib oas 9lnieben bes
.garde forester" nod mebr, als bie=
ier ertldrtc. er lei eetommen, Inn li6
zine GliGllerin als 2ebensgeidbrtin gu
iu6en, uno feline @abl pare auf eine
SO6ter oes Sauies 9efalleu.
gr wiiroe li6 Inn bic ibm ibon Be-
tanute So1ter beiporben boben, aber
ie lei etipas 81 Helm bon Berion, uno
oa iib sur S0rltersfrau nur cine grobe
Perion eisne, 10 frage er iebt bel bem
Batter an, Oh er nidt cine etpas sroBere
beiratbsfabise So6ter belize. Glei9
Slaat = 10 ersabltsoie rStrabb. Yoit"
= fiibrte nun Der iiber9liidli6e Sater
leine bliibenoen SO1ter Der Gei6e, mad
Dor. llnb lie1e ba, Der Gjriinrof ipdblte
tb Die gr0Bte uno I66nlte Der S09ter
aus. llno nun lpuroe in aller Gle Gin
Nabl bcreitet, Oas bis ipdt in Die gta9t
oauerte, wollte Der Srdutigam bod
i6on nit Dem erlten Sabneni6rei lpie=
Der surildtebren. Sm 2auie ocs 9(benos
offenbarte nun Der 3ufiinftige aud
uo1 unter groBem Seoauern, oaB er
ieinen Gelobeutel uno o Sdreden! nit
oemielben aud Die bereits eritanoenen
Serlobun9srin5e perlpren batte. Die
auten 2eute periaben oaber Den S1mie=
seriobn nit 9enii9enoem &eiie9elo,
gaben inn spei 6lai9en ertrafeines
RirI6waIier uno einen S6inten nit
aui Die Geiie uno bertrauten inn nod
perihieoene Sa6en fir ibre in 6rant=
reid wobnenbe Sodter on. gta6 ab=
ae9ebenem Seripreben, ct wsroe balo
lbreiben, I'm db iiber ben 3eitpuntt
Der Sobieit gu einisen. uerIieB Der
garde- forester nit ben belten Segens-
pilniben Die Samilie = auf 9limmer=
pieoerieben. Sm lebten Sauie oes
0ories 9ab er Die fir bic So9ter mit=
aenommeneu Sa6en nit Der Semertun9
ab, er miBte gu piel 3Oa oafiir ent'
ri6tsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25

baus selansen tDnnen, tpo lie bon einer
parmen BON Slumenoiiften gel6.pdna
gerten 2uft empfaneen beroen.
SIN sroben SpeiieIaale lit bic :Iafel
seoedt. 3ipei brillante &ronleu9ter
baoen oas bsnbenb rpeibe 2einen5eug,
Die Grpitallsldier unb ben lilbernen, nit
Slumen uno Sriidten garnirten Safelz
aufiab in perI9penoerii6em 9ihte.
Oie weiBen S6ultern uno 8iiiten Der
Samen, tuel9e aus i6immernben Sci
benroben berportau6en, ipie bic Senus
aus benz Neeresi6aume. gldnsen, uno
oas frOblit5e 9ahen uno Plauoern
erfiilit ben Saal nit einem iummen=
ben @erdliibe.
Snbem 9aron 9. bieIes anmutbenoe
Gnienble betra6tet, erinnert er Iit Der
Safel in oem @eiinoesimmer oes Spf=
gutes; bier Slang uno Yra9t, 9ameu
uno 0erren in eleganter Soilette nit
lpeiBen gei6onten Sdnben. bort in
einem 3immer nit gBdnoen, oeren
&altbewurf pon Der 3eit 9ei6pdrst
poroen, EN- rober uneebedter Slid, auf
pel3em pertrabtes, 3inn9eidirr uno
elm @hen itanoen, bel bellen bloBer
ytennung Die sarten perwDbnten Wtagen
leiner beltigen @dite cine SnOiseltiOn
befomnen b1tten, uno I'M Den Slid
cine GeIelli6aft Mdnner in drmlitber,
i6mubi9er unb geflifter &leioung. nit
! pon WinD uno 98etter sebrdunten lno
BON Gorge llno Gntbebrung gefur6ten
| @eli6tern nit i9wieli9en glrbciterfdus
item. Baron g.. err0tbete bel Der
6rase, welde er ii1 porleste: yWel6e
BON bieien b.ioen Siibgeiellihaften bat
ii9 mebr &ebt auf ibr Mabl crmors
benz"
9ta6bem cine glnsabl CUTE unb iblebte
Soalte aus9ebradt porben maren. bielt
Baron 9. einen fleinen Speed. in wels
6em er erfldrte, oab er feline 8erlpbung
am gi6ermittlpo@ feiere, neil cr oieIen
am paiIenofen bielt, Die beiterer Sbor=
beiten Der Sergan9enheit ST bereuen
uno ein neues 2eben Su beginner; er
er,1blte neiter in launi9er gSeiie Die
@ei6idte iciner 8erlobung - es par
oies Die bette gtrt, Den abenteucrli6en
Geriidten, tuelbe bariiber in Der 8es
Ieai6aft curiirteu, entgegensutrcten =
uno toaltete gum S6luB auf Die 9lrbeit,
pei9e ollein, lei es auf Dem 8ebietc Der
Bolitit, Der Ssnlt uno g8iIlenI6ait ooer
auf benz oes Gelperbes uno Der 2ano=
ipirt9i6aft. in Die etiuas be9enerirte
Seaumonbe frii6 puliirenoes Scben
bringen Tonne.
Der Grfplg, tpelden Die Gcoc fano,
uar elm Siemli6 setbeilter. Sine fotette
Dame iagte gu ibrem Na6bar: Mon
dieu, 81 mas oas YbilOiOpbiren? gSean
uniere &eiSe ni6t mebr geniigcn uno
mir ni6t eenus @is beIisen. cinen
bubi9en Mann, Der leiocr iebr ercen=
trii6 1T, iii unier gieB 81 lpfen, 10
fangen mir ibn NIT 8eualt. VOLTA
tout"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25
aus oem 9cbem eines Miiflonars.

Sn einem ct. eugene bel gllgier,
ben 10. Sesember 1887. oatirten
S6reiben bcs iiinglt Deritorbenen Pa=
ters S6pnie an einen rbeiniI6en Pfar=
rer, tpel1es Der y&0ln. Soltsitg." sur
Serfiigung 9elteat lit, beibt es II. 81:
,Sieles 2eben in Der WiloniB 1T ernlii=
benb unb aufretheno, aber per es Elm
Ntal gefoItet bat, mer elm Wtal 10 Die
Na6t our6pa9t bat an ber Seite iei=
ner Sritoer, nidt wiIleno, mas Der
Wtorsen brinst, aber troBbem frDbli9
plauoernb BON Der Seimatb unb ben
Soifnunsen, ergebenL slei9glltig, mas
@ott au9 f6iden mag, Seben ooer Soo,
Sunser, !Sibe, &ranfbeit, = es siebt
i'm immer mieOer bin su ben Sa9erfeu=
ern nit ibren me1ielnben S6atten. uno
oft 9enu9 er,pabe i'd in Der gta6t uno
nod balbtrdumeno pernebmc i'd bas
SrauIen bes 9ongo i'm &aui6en bes
naben Weeres uno rufe einen meiner
2eute, er foil auf's SOrral a6ten ooer
mad benz Seuer ieben, ooer i6 tomman=
oire nit lauter Stimme meinen &uoe=
rern, I'M sliidli9 iiber bic SeIdbrll6e
Strpml6nelle binwessuieBen, oaB meine
cigene Stimme mid CUR gelinnung
ruff, uno i6 finoe MIDI III meincm
Bette in ct. eugene. 9od 10 @ott
nil, peroe i6 i'm nd6itcn Sriibiabr
pieber Suriif9eben, spar ni6t mebr
mad bem Spngo ii6er gDeltafrita, ion=
bern iiber Sanlibar in Die benti6cn
Seiibungen.
9lm 81. suli betrat i9 iuieoer Den
europ1il9en 9ooen in WtarIeille. SD
bate unteruess nod Stanlep init lci-
ner tleinen glrmee setroffen. gBas
SfuBpferbe anbelangt, 10 i9OB ib beim
@bI6ieo bonn Sber &ongo nod fiini,
bic i6 meinen 2euten uno ben @inse.
borenen .uno ben 2euten einiser Sac.
toreien pertbeilte, oas madt nun i'm
8ansen bis iebt 25, cine idDne Wtense
6leii6, bas Stiid BLOB su 1000 Silo
aere6net. @inen 1lonat ipdter ser.
triimmerte Elm ioldes llngetbiim Die
9arfe eines Miiiionars auf Dem gipanSa,
uno Der braoe Yater ertrant, oa err ebe
er li9 retten iuollte, nod einen Sate-
bumenen taufen mollte, mas er aud
that, aber er puroe arI9 bon Dem Gr.
trintenoen in bic Siefe se3osen. Sr
snoigte bas 2eben bes Wtiilionars.
g8ir, bic ben Seitien 10 iebr suseiebi
uno Iie nur als Sdlabtpieb betradtei
6atten, tamen sliidli9 oapun, uno Der
9lnoere, Der ibnen ME mas su 2eibe se.
than, faat ibnen suln Spfer. & luaI
am &on9o aud Sod uno fano, oaB i'd
Ionberbare slnlasen sur 9ii6entunh
babe. Nollen sic mir ni6t rSas
bdusti6e Slid" ienoen fir Mdo6en,
fpo Sfil6en=Geeepte fir einfaAe Slide
oarin feben, bamit id nd6itcns einen
9eitfaoen babe uno ni6t 10 mad eise,
nen Seiten tohen muB."
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fat er ibren Sritt ntdt seb6rt, elm
nid,ts neniger als freunoli6er Slif
itreift iie. uSie wiini6en. Senno'
rita2"
.Mit Sbnen gu ipre6en, Son Suan.
Sic peihen mir ia beltanoig aus. 80.
,,Sann sic oas beiremoaa2 SD
meine. oamit Sbren WamIden entse9en
gu fpmmeit."
nSie siirnen mir 80"
,Our1aus ni9t, pie bdtt' i6 elm
&ebt basu9 SD mub Sbnen I'M &C.
sentbeil oantbar iein. baB Sic fir uns
Yeioe serniinftig waren."
nllno menn i'd Sbnen nun iase. oab
es mir leio tbut. oab ib jeBt gang an-
bers oariiber bente. -"
gr bat Bis oabin nit tiibler Sittcr-
felt seiproben. jeBt ipriibt es in feinen
itablblauen 9lu9en auf. baB Iie funteln,
mie blante S6ldsertlinsen, Elm falter
Sobn le9t lib aui iein Geli6t: nWeil
i6 fein .@ei6iftsmann" mebr bin?
gu 9iitig. = aber ib beoalre, pon
oieier 9iitigen Sinnesdnoerung teiuen
@ebraub mebr MAIDEN Su fonnen, Sen-
norita."
sic fi6rt erblci6eno ouf, miBt i'm
nit sornfunfelnpem Bid uno raui6t
mortlos oapon.
Ser &eIt oes Weoes miro o6ne iraeno
pel1e ferncren Seriibrungen suriidge=
legt, uno als man ii6 9ln9eiitbts Der
Sbiirme BON Gina trennt, eri6Dpft li6
Sennor 9a6eco in mortreibem 9onf,
Der nit Der ipaniiben 0Ofli6teitspbraic
idlieBt: nWenn Sie na6 Der Saupt=
Itaot fommen, bite i9 sic, mein Saus
als oas Sbri9e ,u betraAten!"
Gin pielIa9enber Bid fliegt bel bieien
Worten Smi6sn Sans &uoenow uno
Sennorita Dolores bin uno Der, pdb=
reno er mitrubigGr S6fli6teit able9nt:
SD babe nur meine YHi It 9etban
Son pa6eto, uno Die WebIelfdlle oes
Srieses MAIDEN es oo9 iebr un9emiB,
OF i9 i'm Stanoe lein weroe, BON SS6rer
siltlgen Ginlaoun9, fir Die i'd meinen
Derbinoli6lten Sant fage, @ebrau9 ST
ma6en !" Samit griiBt er nod ein=
mai miatdriidb, uno saloppirt nit ieis
1er S6aar oaUpn.
\
glun, Die y@eblelfdlle" oes Gric9es
6aben i'm peri6ont. er lit ioaar gum
Oberten aufgeriidt - aber oas Saus
ga9ecos bat er troBbem ME pieoer be-
treten. Sennorita 9olpres bat Ii6
setrDltet uno faute de mieux einen
lteinrei6en, aber idon etuas dltli6en
8ilroentrdger nit ibrer tleinen Sano
be9liidt, abrr 10 oft iie Dem Colonel
Guoenow, Dem i6Dnen, bo6an9eiebe=
nen Mann in Der gldmenoen Uniform,
am britten Srt be9egnet, 9ibt es ibr
bod jeoes Wtal encn Sti6 bur6's
Sers, unD nit einem 3prnblib sii6t lie
leiIe: ,Diavolo alemana !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25

-3at9eoerblhtbe. (profei.
for (m Gifer oes gortrases); nSie
glauben gar nibt, meine Serren, ipel6e
graoour bic 8laoiatoren enttpidelten;
IS fam Dor, baB einem iolden wabrenb
ces Samples ale 3dbne einael9lagen
uuroen. Gr aber i6ludte bieie binab,
oerbiB ben S9merS uno tdmpite matbiQ
ueiter!" !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25
Seine 3ure6tw cifune.

= VeIHe 3 HIe u To CI II II q.
Sin mod ju9enolid ausiebenber General
lebt i'm llebersieber Die Strabe entlans.
10 oab Die 4bSei6en ieines boben &an-
lcs ni6t ertenntlid iino. Sin 2icutes
nan, 9lei6ialls i'm llebersieber. tommt
ibm eutscgen uno aebt. obne gu sriiBen,
ooriiber. General (oen lleber5ieber
luftnOpieno): @arum perluei9ern Sic
mir ben ihuloigen @rub2" 2ieute=
aant; nSalten gu Gnaoen, @rcellens,
babe Charge ni9t ertannt!" General:
Wns find sic benn2" lieutenant:
,3u Sefebl. grtellen5 = 2ieutenant!"
Seneral (sutmiiibis): Run. oann bds
ten Sie's i1pn ristiren tOuusn!"