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- from Rus, a Cause of Fire.

When oxide of iron is placed in con-
tact with timber excluded from the at
mosphere, and aided BY slightly in
creased temperature, the oxide will part
with it's oxygen. and is converted into
very finely divided particles of metallic
iron having such All affinity for oxygen
that, when afterward exposed to the ac-
ton Of the atmosphere from any cause,
oxygen is so rapidly absorbed that these
particles become suddenly rcd hot. and
if in sufficient quantity will produce a
temperature far beyond the ignition
point of dry timber.
Wherever iron pipes are employed for
the circulation Of any heated medium,
whether hot water. hot air or steam. and
the pipes are allowed to become rusty.
in close contact with timber. il is only
necessary to suppose that under these
IRON pcuv,lv u. tAoss'vv, '.alc1.ctsiun 'tI' The
atlnosphere-and this may occur from
the mere expansion or contraction of the
pipes-in order to account for many of
the fires which periodically take place
at the commencement of the winter
Iron.
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WHEN saY SHIP CONES IN.

~When my ship comes In" runs the youi's
mans song,
"What bravo things shall Il do
With the strength of my wealth and the JOY
Gus throng
OF friends stout hearted and true"
He watches and waits meath storm and sun
By the shore of his life's broad sea,
And the days of his youth nrc quickly rum
Yet never sail spies he.
ANY ship las gone down" in sobcrer strain
Sings the man, and TO duty turns
He forgcts tho ship iii his toll and PAIN
And no longer his young hope burns
Yet again by the shore lie stands grown old
With the course of his years well spent,
And gazing ont on the dcep-bchold
a dim ship landward benl!
No banner she flies, no songs arc borne
From her decks rs she ncars the land;
Silent with sail Ill sonbcr ana torn
She is safe Ut last by the strand.
And 10! TO the mans old agc she has brought
Not the treasure lie thought 10 win,
Blu, honor, content and lcvc-life wrought,
And he cries. elias my ship coHe in?"
M. 4. dc Wolfe Howe in Harpcr's Weekly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30

The professor OF antebelium times
was man OF dignity, and wore an
air of deep learning-eyen if he hadn't
the learning. Els hair was long and
unkempt. and he was looked at with
awe by the simple minded citizens
without titles-and titles were scarce
then, even military titles being rare.
When coal region towns took on new
airs and began to beilnportant places
in the state, professors began to turn
up-generally graduates Of state nor
NAL schools-who, when given the
positions Of high school teachers, be-
gan to deck themselves out as pro
fessors. n-Hazleton Sentinel.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Scrapple.

Scrapple is a compound of fresh
pork boiled to jelly, seasoned and
thickened with prepared Indian meal
and -four 1t is then put into a mold
and when cold looks like a cake OF
gray rlush. 1t may be eaten cold.
but it is usually prepared for the ta-
BILE by cutting it in slices a half inch
thick and cooking it brown in a
CREASED frying pan.
This is the scrapple Of commerce.
But the old Philadelphia made it OF
chopped pork mixed with bucllwheat
flour In a Philadelphia restaurant
scrapple is as common a dish as beef
steak and fried potatoes or ham and
eggs are here 1t has the positive
merit Of cheapness and the merit
claimed that it is nutritious and
wholesome. New York Evening
Sun.
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s :.:..,::. >, ..:..ss.;.l.a Eiic;nn,a.

. u = .
"Did ever tell you" said Thaiia to u
reporter, my awful experience the only
time was ever honored by call from
the elder Sa,vi,:;? My sister lad been
shown many la..;:ncsses by him while in
Italy, and had Legged him to call on us
when he canlu 10 America. 1t WIS the
maids afternoon ont. Twas alone in the
flat with JACK. my irrepresSil:.1 ten
year-old nephew. An accursed impulse
whispered to .i:e that hot bath was
good remedy for headache.
81 was in my bath wrap, my dripping
hair hanging about me, when the bell
rang. Oh, horror! The maine on the card
which Jack polled under the door was
Tonaso Salvini! knew he scarcely
understood word OF English. jack.
gasped. say after me till you get it,
"Elad;,rle ID. est sortie. and then 20 in
and fire it off 1T him He'll know what
it is if yon don't He'll go AWAY. So
said. so done. The little scamp caught
the words quickly and repeated them
glibly.
Fancy my anguish when Signor Sal
VIM began to question. to regret. il dep
recate III Il flood of swift French. Jack
gazing in wileinouthed terror, | on
| The verge OF catalep-s i..lind tie bath
room door. Jack bare Il: ) ln'::; us he
could, en.l tls:i his So; !!,::'c::;; accents
rose n,s.a the ,,ir. 4 49,: :<,iu% what
! ycr'rc. ,!.iy;rl,. It! y..,iis-.! in All
|
! knew ii Ca: :;!.r sold -: 10 -: she was
sortia. aul r;.e s;li,! - ;;ua'1 ask me
tho rest. ! collapsed ~ tie baihtua
and tore IL, .:l;r AID wcpt. BOSTON
! CoElI..i,Ilweaiiia
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30

A physician, who spent some time
in the countries bordering On the
Gulf of Mexico, found a curious body
of men among the natives called
Curados dc Calebra, OF the safe from
yipers. Having been inoculated with
tho poison of the selpents they were
proof against their venoinous bites
The incubation was made with the
venom tooth of g viper and the bulb
of native plant called mano del
sapo (toad's hand). The preventive
incubation has been an old custom
among the natives CT that region
Philadelphia Ledger.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Tho Original Silhouette.

The name silhouette was derived from
Etienne de Silhouette. a French minister
of finance in 1859. who introduced sew
eral parsimonious fashions during his
administration called Il la Silhouette, a
name which continued to be applied to
the black profile portraits. Silhouettes
were executed in various ways.
One Of the simplest is that of tracing
the outlines of Il shadows profile thrown
on sheet of paper, and then reducing
them to the required size either by the
eye or by means of pantograph. The
camera obscura and camera lucida Are
also occasionally used for the purpose
Mechanical News.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Two points to observe In yyall.juc


There are two vital points indispelisa-
BILE to good walk, which, if the student
will observe, he will acquire Il free and
elastic carriage. These two points are
to let the chest lead, ard 10 feel the balls
of the feet us one walks. do not SHY
point tho toes downward, for this will
give strained and mincing gait at first
But as you walk, SO poise yourself that
the heels touch but lightly, and, rs ii
were. incidentally, and all the weight
and strain coming on the balls. This,
with a forward and erect chest, viii
give the main items for a good walk.
and the minor points. such us controlling
the hips, restraining the arms slightly,
etc., may follow as incidentals. Chi
cago Woman's News.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Why sho Couldn't xuy.

while was doing some shopping.
says man, Il encountered the typica
woman shopper. She was with another
woman and they reached counter
where some charming little teakwoot
cabinets were displayed
THERE! exclaimed the type enthusi
astically, the very thing of all Others
for Mrs. G. Only last week she wa:
adnli,ing little one of mine and wish
ing for it's fellow for her dressing table
"'Elow fortunate! exclaimed her corn
panion. i shoulsl get it directly. and il
will lie off sour mind.
THE other hesitatcd, looked at the
price and commented: They're not al
all dear, and they're certainly very pret-
ty and ! know she wants one, hut. put
ting the cabinet back. Il feel as if
hadn't looked quite enoush-you know
i had planned to give up he rest of the
afternoon to Mrs. c. present New
York Times.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Henry Genrcu,S Query

Henry George is a singularly absent
minded and preoccupied man. so much
so, indeed. that he frequently passes ac-
quaintances by without seeing them.
though be may seem to be looking then,
straight in the face. at the same time
he is often infinitely observant, and
when anything unusual attracts his at
tention he is prompt with query. lie
reduced harmless young Englishnlaa
to state of painful EN- barr.ssment
amid the crowd of a Lo4don drawing
room by looking hard at his monocle
and suddenly saying, do you wear that
because one eye is different from the
other%-San francisco Argonaut
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Umbrellas That VIII Not t:o stolcI

Among recent novelties is q tour
lists umbrella. which is unique, ow-
ing to Che fact that it is not liable to
be stolen. 1t is made like the ordi-
nary umbrella, except that the handle
may be unscrewed and placed in the
pocket. In the act Of unscrewing it.
however, the ribs are automatically
locked together, and cannot be re-
opened until the handle is once more
screwed in place.-New York Jour-
nal.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Voices to Order.

4 knowledge OF the physiology of the
human larynx has made it possible to
supply artificial voices to persons who
have been deprived of the one nature
gave them. and number Of cases exist
where the cavity has been opened, and a
larynx made Of suitable material with
rubber membranes has been inserted
and become practically useful in speech
New York Journal.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30

Keep your bedroom windows open
at night. If the cool air seems I'm.
pleasant the bedclothes. should be in
creased. The effect of the p!!rer air
will soon he ascertained in Increased
health and spirits and a larger capac-
isy for l,ealing the tolls and troubles
Of the day.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30
Secrets of Comfort.

Though sometimes small evils, like
invisible insects, inflict pain and IL single
hair may stop IL vast machine, yet the
chief secret of comfort lies in not suf-
feriag triaes to yex one and in prudent
ly cultivating an underground of small
pleasures, since very few great ones,
alas! are let on long leases.-New York
Ledger.
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Two Rules for Martial Happiness

Lily Devereux. Blake suggests as one
rule for martial happiness that the wife
should not always ask the husband
where he is going when he goes away,
and where he has been when he comes
back. And us another the equal divi-
sion of money, for she claims that one
half of every dollar the husband has be-
longs in the law to the wife.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30

A Rhode Island man made Il net profit
of s2,70O in six months by raising
skunks for market. He sells the felts of
the odorous animals at good figures. and
manufactures skunk oil. which he dis
poses of to the druggists for rheu-
matte cure.
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Worse Than an Iocuisit;o,.

Young Wifo-l don't like that
cooking school teacher at all. Che
has neither patience ncr considela-
ton. She's actually cruell
Husband : Great snakes! She
doesn't really make you eat the
things, docs slle?-New York Weekly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30

Il" stops for passengers or signal tccorductor
x"0aily, except sunday.
II. w. Dunno, Sup't
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. r. Cooke, Gen'l Freight and Pas
senger agent, Norfolk, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-01-30

Un;lifurthor notice. Will run their stenmcrs aP
follows, weather permlttlng,l leaving South 81
Wharf nj 5.3u O'clock J.. n.
steaner va STEPN SHORE.
GAIT. 6. II. RAYNoR.
SUNDAY receive fight saturday f"r crlsfold Hon
mans. Evans Ecgcs'. Nardun, Concord, "
vis,, Reads, miles,, Shields md Rue's. RE-
TCRNiNG-l leave Rue's Tuesdays and Fridays
a. S.Sn a. ~. Shields 9, &lleo' 9.i6. Navis 10,
wRBSfsDA3Yas f for for5 crIsed
Evans. Bogvs. ChesconncsseS Hunting Crock,
Guilford and Mcssongo. Returning. leaves
Mcssopeo Fridays G u. M. GnflfordS Hunting
Creek y: 0, ChcscnnnesseX lib. NanduH 1890,
B"gss 2.t5 p. m. EVANS s. Honmans 10, Cris
field rs above Fol Dis 7.30.
Steamer PGCHMGKE.
CAPT. HEwARD.
Tuesday md Friday for Grislield ,TanEicrIsand,
FIEney's, Onuncock, Pitts Wharf Cedar Hall {,
Rrhoho1h. foconOke City and snow Hill. Re-
TURN1NG--MoIduys and Thursday. leaves
Snow Till u.n., Pocomoke City g. Rehobnth
., Cedar Hall $50, Pits wharf IC, Onancock
2.30 y. M, Finney's 3, Tanger Islnnd 4.
ALI Steamers leave Crisfeld tol Balti
VIZ more. cn arrival of last down train.
Frcicj,; nnd passengers received or all points
or HE y. y, rha. :nd Norfolk, Wcomico and
POcGn:nkc Il. X. Gaily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
oni..
pnsltIvcly no freight received aftor 80 p, M
and must he prepaid 10 all POINTS, except
OF tho n. y. PiiIu. md Norfolk Raroad.
P. r. CLARK. General Agent,
EOS South street. baltimore
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wrNER SCHEDULE. ~
OF THE X: 9Si::;ss;
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE

Un;iifurthor notice. Will run their stenmcrs aP
follows, weather permlttlng,l leaving South ST.
Wharf nj 40 o'clock J.. II.
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9teMuSn@ten tiir Den GIa@s.
beoarf fIr oaS ndGftc
,--. .Sabr. .

Settles Sabr mat bic Glads>G rnte cine
sroBere mie je 3uuor, ;es war aud ein srSz
ceres @real ais ie uorber bamit beitelt.
Die l1rla9e- Der J3unabme i'm Gla@sz
bau mar Der quite Greis bes Sabres 1890
in mel9em Tla&s 1925 per 8ui@el
bradte. Die @rnte . 1891 belief
ii@ auf Is, 900, 600 8uibel uao6la@sz
iawen fiel 10 beoeuteno inn 9reiie, eaB
l6 Der Bau bel1elben I'M letten Sabre
in teincr Weiie be;ablte. Mittlermcile
baben bic 0ereinisten Stooten in, letten
Sabre gum eritenNRale anseian9enTla&ss
ian,en in sr0Berem moBitobe gu erportis
rem, unp BET @rport bauert fott, 10 oab
mir, wie tiidti9e Beeba@ter conitatireu,
bis na9lten Mueuit weniscr 6ls@s an
@anD baben merocn, mie bies felt lans
ger j3eit nidt BET Tou mar. Da nu,,
elm GROCER Gbeil BET Tarmer ourd ben
j9lebteu 8reis bes lctten Sabres ent>
mutbi9t muroen unb biel es Sabr teinen
Tlabs bauen weroen, 10 ,tebt fit bic nads
lteTla9sernte Elm beoeutenb beiiererpreis
in Nusfi@t. Ser GARNER, BET Iderbau:
3;%ei1unsen bdlt, miro finoen, b1B. oieit
lit cine Be6eruns hes nddijdbri9er
Marttes ipre9en, une uenn er 9utes
2anb bat, wirs CT bieies Sobr aud
mieecr Tlads baucn.
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~ SprinaEel1. Ohio. bat Elm re.

IN SprinsfelS, Obis, bat Elm re.
ger elmer Selbtbinber srfanben, Der
nit ben S&nurbinSer aufrdumen wirb.
Derielbe binbet nit Strob unt Sas
0anb, wel9es ben Bunbel uusibt 1T
ni&t Sider ME civ Finger. Dadelbe
1T sebrebt unb iebr fart. Die sroSen
Tabritanten pom Spr,nsfelb brinsen
Der Sa@e uiel SntereNe e~ntsesen.
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erbreAtrtaHNtt.

.# (. ..9Fr
Na9iolsenb laTen mir einen Deri4t
iiber Morbe folaen, wel&en mir Der
gtep :Oorter ,VsIts,eituns'' entnebs
men. Derielbe 5eist, has bic Mor'
Be bierauIanbe in ben lesten Sabren IL
eri&redeneer Weiie susenemmen baben.
Der Beri@t iast:
,,Oab Mmerito. bas Glborabo bes
@robtapitalismus, europa ,lber"it in
alien capitalization Nusmu&seri9eis
nuusen. zines 8eweiies bafir besarf es
lansit ni@t mebr. Smmerbin aber 1T
IS ni&t obne Sntereiie, g itets pon
Neuem an einselnen gri@einunsen 81
to~nitatiren. 90 belt Bunoesri9ter
porter tiirsli@ uor ben @roBsei@msres
aen ieines Diitritts cine Nnipra@e, in
wel9er e. betonte, baB bas Werbre9en
in bieiem 0anoe unter ben obwaltenben
umftansen uno Ginri@tuusen IN iteter
3unabme besr,fien iei. Iuf bic peri4ies
tenen @attunsen eer @erbre9en tonnte
Der @.&ter ni@t eiuseber, er b~ebanbelte
MIR bic M%orbtbaten. IS lei ftutiitii@
fet9eiteIt, oaB i'm Sabre 1889 1868
Wtorbe I'M Qanbc periibt murbeu, imSab>
re 1890 i@on 1890 uuo I'M Sabre 1891
gar 5000. &e@ue man basu bic unent:
bedt sebliebenen Morotbateu. eereu
3abt mabrideinli@ minbetens balbmabl
10 sroB iei, 10 selanse man ~ bem @rz
sebniB, bab i'm Sabre bes 9errne 1891
in oieiem porsei@rittenen &ulturlanoe
5000 Worbtbaten peribt murben.
Gin berarti8es. m6rberil@es ,3ablen:
uerbdltntB e%riittrt, audi proportional
senommen, in teinen, anoeren 2anoe bes
Gr>baues!~
Won ben tenitattrten 5906 Moroen
i'm Sabre 1891 murben IN 1913 Tduen
bic MSroer 9eietli@ b%eitrait, babinse:
gen na4weisbar 1875 ansebli@e M0rber
selpn9t. Sn ben letten 3wei Sabren
bin9eseu wuroeu pom mad sewieienen
l0,l96 Morbtbaten s2s seri9tlid
seitraft, aber 429 ansebli@e M6rber
selpnl@t. 6644 Moroe blieben unbe>
itraft. ...,. 90.
Qlber bic tonitatirten morbtbatben
iinb ni@t bic eiu3ise gerbre3enseri@eiz
nuns. mie bas ,,pbil. Gsbl." iebr ri@>
tis ersan3t, ftebt IS NIT allen abrisen
Derbre9en ni@t int Minbeiten better.
Meineibe ,nerben gu Miuionen seleiitet
Die -, 900 Banterotte idbrlid' iinb in
ibrer Mebrbeit betriiseril@e. Der 9e>
trus 1T ldnsit cine lesaliiirte 0fentli@e
ginri@tuns se~poroen. Ser ~offenite
unb erfolsrd@ite 8etrus,a ausseiabrt
nit Der 9r6Bten Chronological uno
8rutalitat, uirb bewuabert, bepeirau>
@ert, bo@seadtet unb NIT gbrenamteru
pramitirt. @erd@tli@ uno itraffauis 1T
nur Ser i@i9terne tleine S@minoel,
@uub, Banterott, bic Tali@uns, bic
Branbniftuns ODER Elm Gerhre@en IT.
senb elmer Nrt. Selbit Der offen aus
sefabrte Moro unb MaKemmoro m,re
unter benz @amen Qpn9iuiti3 gebeilist.
Seem Orleans nit ieiner Mbi@la@tuns
ni@t perurtbeilter Mn9etla9ten 1T nod
in Mqer @ebd9tniB uno mirb bon oer
berri@enom, @ei@eli@aft unb ibrer
Yreiie INNER nod als Elm MusfuB jitt>
li@er @ntruituns sefeiert. .....
1no mas 1T i9ulb an eieier ueber>
Daubnabme oes Verbredens III unlcrem
tlaiii@en Qanoe bes &apitalismus ?
Die proftwutb, Der forti&reitenoe 3er<
ietunssproceB un> bic 9altloii9teit ees
ein;elnen Snbiuibuums auf Der einen,
Notb, @leno unb Ma6enarmutb auf BET
onberen Seite - a1es Tru9te ber tapi:
taliitil3en Gntmidluns".
9teMuSn@ten tiir Den GIa@s.
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Sprinsiielb ben 4. Mpril 1892.
Ser erle @prjl lit poriiber unb bic eeute
5inb ,pieber bel Sernunft.
+5err @olfsans @dmib, ,pel6er i'd se=
iuubbsitsbalber 1T Sen 9ot Sprinsa, @rf.,
befanb, Tam leeten 1Sre,tas woblbebalten uno
selu,b pieber bel ben @ciniSen oil. 8olf9.
Tag, bab er 9robortise @lnoer oer 9etltralt
bicles WalIers 9elebeu babe uno eaB CT lslblt
als pie eli, ucu9eborner Me,l@ tuble.
s. .. @@mibt 1T Der sliitl'dc Sattr e''1eS
12=piInoiseu Wsiseaf6ufcrs.
1etten Santag mar eine%ur9erperl omn'i'11s
eiuberufen, tint cine Stodcompasnle s' orsaz
uijiren nm elm s itodises Grid '9otel 81 bauen.
Ger Elau wirb, 'ute cs 6eint, III saireltdte't
ouss eiiigrt ruerben.
Ger Ycridt, bab gilbert WurSiparo u'o @ez
mobl;u ei,em Gus lu9 no6 COTTONWOOD 70.
! ma6ten berubt aui sSrrtbum.
Srau 8uitau @labuuoc, ,ueld)e loroll9
por Spr;uafielb ,pobnt, lit im &tnbbette Sc:
itorben. Sie binterlGbt Sbreu @attc1 uib Z
u%umanbise &inber. Oies 1T ein iebr barter
Gdlo9 fiji Eerrn @labunbe.
Oblerpatorium.
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Die 81. D. Eriblne'', ma@t BEN
Gonsreb Borwarfe, bab er iett srei Mo.
nate lang in Sisuns lei uno nod ni@ts
setban babe. Dieies peranIabt ben al
ten Dana pom Der ,,Sun" ~ elmer
0ertbeibisuns bes Nnsetlasten, in wels
der folaerber beibenSer eartamus ents
balten 1T: ,Ni@ts setban! llnier Gons
sret bat cine imn,enie Nrbeitslait beudls
tist, man bat game Tounen sss ,,9tes
CORDS" uollsa@mdst. ma1lenbaft 8ius
uno 8eidlaFe einsereidt uno ale mOss
li4en Sseen uentilirt. Sc mebr seipros
den mirb, ie iablrei9er bic gius unt
Bei@llGe iinb, beito better. IS fns
bic ansen0mmenen MuBreseln, .melde
benz Golte i@aben, ni9t Die bebattirten
IS 1T elm Srrtbum, gu sIouben, Sab bic
9auptarbeit bes @eietes bic iei, @eiete
81 MAIDEN. SIN c%onieruatiuen England
1eiBt berGonsreb ParIament. Oas be-
beutet cine @orri@tuns Jun, Spreden.
Deien 5auptaufsabe 1T IS, Reoen gu
balten, Nnii@ten bereit gu treten, uno
ben iiberi@aiisen Dampf absulaNen.
Das 1T Der pabre MaBitab csnsrehio>
heller Nabli@teit. Daran seneilen, 1T
unier @onsreB srob unb Fat er feline
Iufsabe uortreffli@ sel0it" 6. g.
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Vorreiponbenj.)

tNorrelponoer5.)
gourtlano ben 4. Qlpril 1902.
abolpb Adernann beaob ii@ Sreitas Nbenb
nod 9tew lllm ,poielbt er eine Weile bel
Treunben 3ubra@te.
l1niere Bride iber ben Minneio ta ,uiro in
txr;er 3eit paiiirbar fem.
Sie @ebriber S9lottmanu erbielten lette
Wo9e cine Mense neuer @@mndi laden.
9.S. 3,este 1T lit s. 81. Browns 2aben
bei9dftist. -.
=. 8. 3i.ste erbielt bic @teue ais Ma9t=
Eele9rapbiit III 81. peter.
q. arnot miinl@t etli@e que Yierbe 81. per-
taufen.'
9ernann @eorsias::war Montas 9benb III
9aem rlm.
we. pauliou bat bic arbeit bel s. 6. Sent
fen aufseseben unb lit nun III Gate &rpital.
Sn Der lltberii9en Stride werben na9ten
@onntas rs &inber Gonfirmirt.
Neter Dauis 1T einitueilen Sur@ 8rantbeit
sebinbert ieinen pfi@ten ols 2ebrer na@,u=
tomnen. r-g.., ~ H..~
ISM. Yfaenber ma Samitag III nnferem
Stabtden i'm Sntereie iei1es @eri@erunSs=
@ei6aftes. 8":.= @.@'@. ~ ~.
WRar @einbarbt bat ii@ cine @tabl=W ino=
n,iible erri@tet. ~~>
llnier Burden baben ii@ III einem 3ale
Bolc:Glub orsaniiirt. Mbert!S@letau, pras;
g. $. 8lod, Geo.; unb Geo. 8. Senien,
@4atmeiter. .. s. Gouaros iunsirt als
Gapitdn ulb aui ben Umpire bat man fi6
nod ni@t seeinist.
s. S@iuer erbielt ein aussesei&netes
Yiauo.
Die !3uitdnbe lnierer 2anbiraben baben
picl nit benz Gebei9en unb Nufbliben Der
@tabt u,,b tes 2orbes 81 tbuu. Cine quite
2anbtrabe fam ni@t uerieblen ben i%ocialen
unb fuaan;ie1su Staub bes 6ermers 3u beben,
ie,neu Ginlub iu uerbreiteu, gum Gliid leiner
Tanilie bei;utra9eu unb ibn III gerabrun9
NIT ben perbeiieruoeu uub ciuiliiirenben Ginz
Fiien Der a(nien,uelt gu ~brinsen. Cari1 be-
1tcbt se,pii teiu 3,p.ifel. 0esmesen mersen
unfere ,,Noars gsbes" Saraui ieben. bab
bos 8ete ;ur Verbeieruns u,ierer Wsse &C.
i1ebe, Nebenbei mub man es uniern Court
lanber Sarmern laiien, oaB iie eiaen Stol; III
cine CUTE 2anbirabe leten.
@ol@e> ruel9e nit ben 9esenmartisen gu
taroeu u~nierer 2a,bz ober 0itrittidulen be;
FAINT iinb, merbcu einieDeu, bab el'le baloise
Beranberun9 ie1r Giotb tbut. gu iaSel,, boB
unlere ietise 9albl9ulen iptematii9:: uno
unter b.r &uiii9t zines 50. 9upereltenoenten
sebalten per6et, mare giufaltis, benn eia le:
Der Qe9rer, unb cine iebe S@ltle bot te,u
eiseutli6es 3itl worauf ie iteuern -talnt'
Ware leoes Gownibip uuter eiaem Supere':
tenbenteu orsaniiirt, nit ei,,er Central Sod:
@9ule worin bic S@aler bieielben 9ortDeil'
batten ,pie lol9es is Der Stoot Der TaQ 1T, II
t0nnte Tortidritt seno9t 'perben uvo oas
a%nseuanbts Welb gum beiieren Nusen oie'eu
IS ,pare gut wenn oieiem autmertlamfeit Sc
j9entt ,pirbt. t@s@ 3. j..