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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27

ordinary handkerchief box and vet N
bears the imprint of family's grief. a
son determination that his father,s
work should be finished Il Is told ~
this case that an old man. the head of
school Of workmcn. began making
the box nearly three years ago after a
I process known only 70 his family-a
secret handed down for generations
from father 70 son In the midst Of
the work, the father died. his last ex-
pressed wish being that the design
should be completed and sent TO Chi
cago as representation of the fam
tly's skill OF course the wish was
carried out The son took up the labor
Of love and came to the exposition
with the precious cabinet Few of the
casual observers who stroll past the
case know its history or stop 10 study
the story of tilial love it CONVEYS.
Some Of them do stop long enough TO
ask the price. anl when they are toll
e costs -. 200. shrug their shoulders
significantly and walk on. They do
not know that the son intends TO give
the cabinet TO a Chicago museum of
art rather than belittle his fathers
work by lowering its price to the level
of the poorly-tinished, marlset-pander- |
ing goods that meet the popular taste
and purse.
In silver as in wood the japanese
offer lessons to the student Of meehan-
zeal and artistic skill in combination.
Perhaps the finest single specimen of
silver work is installed by Musashuya.
Of Yokohama. IL is temple. about IS
inches high and As perfect As an archi-
tect 5 finished structure The founda-
ton stones and steps are in oxidized
silver the temple proper FURNISHED on
It's facade and bronzed on the roof in
mutation of thing the gong-shaped
bell with its well-sweep striker bur
nished 10 show the sunlight. as travel
.rs in the land IF chrysan themums
nave seen the temples glitter there
rom distance. The interior is one Of /
he daintiest pieceso detail that ever ,
cached the public eye. Even the
igured panels in the ceiling are
out as minutely as the Mex /,
cans finish their microscopic tiligree +.
fwo pilgrims. their sombrero shaped h
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Doomed to DI.appolntment.

lis this the worlds fair?" asked the
portly provincial Englishmsn of the
guard
''Yessir."
''Well. where are the highwaymen
and the picllpockets and the cholera
patients and the drinking-water mi
crobes?"
Don't know. Never heard of them I"
II thought you said this was the
worlds fair said the Englishman.
turning disappointedly on his heel and
pulling copy of his provincial weekly
newspaper ont of his pocket to find
further directions for identifying
the Columbian exposition. Record
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Sold byiA. w. Tewksbury & Sons;
A. r. Hood & Son, Chelsea;
Wright & Reed, Bethel,
c. F.. Black, So. Royalton.
oranse County coars

NJ y
vs. Orange County Court
CHAs. E.NORLiSSD December Term 1898
Whereas, Myra J. Corliss Of Newbury IN n,
County Of orange and state OF Vermont. has iles
in the oce Of the clerk OF said Court her libel for
divorce from Chas. f. Corliss Of said Newbury set
ting forth in substance that she lawfully Join.
ed in marriage to said Charles on the 18th day o.
November, A. ID. 1891, at said NeWhury BY Rev r
TreNillian, minister Of the Gospel and alleging
causes OF divorce. intolerahle severity and re-
fusal TO support, and praying for bill Of divorce
from said Chas. F., aud for aimony and that she
may resume her maiden name Of Myra J. Pierce,
as by said libel on file herein appears
And il appearing that the said Chas. r. resides
without this state that legal service Of the libel
cannot be made upon him, il Is ordered that no
tice OF the pendancy OF the libel be given him BY
publishing the substance OF the same together
with this order.in the HERALD AND NEWS. news
paper published al Randolph in said county three
weeks successfully. the last OF which publications
to be at least six weeks before the next term Of
said Court to be held at Chelsea, within and for
said county Of Orange, on the first Tuesday Of De-
cember A. D.. 1898
J. B. PICKETT, JR,. ATTY
sALNoS B. HERARn. CLERK
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27

A very beautiful case of Madras EN-
broderies has been installed in the
Woman's building. Apart from their
beauty interest attaches TO the em-
broideries from the fact that they are
the work OF Mohammedan women OF
Guntur, India, and are brought here
by the mission 10 be sold for the ben
eft of those women. They consist of
some fine specimens of gold and silver
embroidery ON plush and serge. The
exhibit was installed by Rev. George
School. OF Baltimore. secretary Of tho
board Of foreign missions. whose
daughter, Miss Maud school. will be
in charge
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| hats doffed stand in reverential at
titude awaiting the coming OF the
priest, or perhaps the answer 10
prayers whose response seemed long in
realization. IL is perfect picture of
the old civilization that seems doomed
to die out before the advance of west
ern customs and commercial life Like
some of the other fine designs of
the section, the price of the silver
temple impresses the careless inquirer
as extravagant. Twenty-three hun
dred dollars is good deal to pay for
ornament, and yet the patient artisans
who built the little temple spent four
years on its elaboration and the price
asked would hardly leave them more
than pittance in return for their care
full and hard work
These are but few OF the best
things the Japanese have sent as
greeting TO their American friends In
all the manufactures shown under the
giant roof, none show better the char
scteristics OF the people who con
tribute them and none begin To com
pare with them in fidelity to art ira
1itious. Back of all the advantage to
be gained by a favorable showing at
Che exposition. the exhibits stand fore
most as an expression of good will and
friendship for the fair. Japan was the
6rst foreign nation to make extensive
prepare tions for the exposition, and
she stands easily first as the best ex-
moment of art methods applied to man
ufactures WILLIAM IGLEHEARr
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Kings Daughter. at the world. fair.

The headquarters of the Kings Daugh-
tiers and the Kings sons at Chicago viii
be at Hotel Endeayur. which Is built IN
the form Of a hollow square surround
ing a small park aud inelosing a chapel,
where state organizations viii hold their
feunions. The regular Kings Daugh-
tiers meeting took place june II, when
the members Of the central council were
present, but during the entire six months
a room viii be reserved for the uss Of
the order, mutual meeting place for its
members aud a library Of its litersturs.
badges. etc.
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Ripans TabuIes

are easy to take, a
quick to act, and ~
save many a doc
tors bill. -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27
Indigestion.
R0RSF0RO'S Acid Phosphate,

Promotes digestion with
out injury and thereby re-
lieves diseases caused by
Indigestion of the food. The
best remedy for headache
proceeding from disorder
ed stomach.
Trad bottle mailed on recent Of &c cents
in stamps Runford Chemical Works
Providence. r. (.
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STATE vERMnNr

STATE OF VERMONT fAt Probate court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - al Randolph ia said
District. on the iith day OF July A.D.ls98.
W. J. Lamb executor Of the estate
o. OILS Lamb. ate % Randolph Ia said Dist de-
ceased, presents his admr. account for examination
and allowance. and makes application for a
decree Of disribntion aud partition OF the estate Of
said deceased. Mhereupon Il is ordered hy
said Court that said application be referred
sion Thereof. held az the Probate Ofice la said
Randolph on the Sth day OF Aug. A. d. isa. for
nearing and decision thereon. And
Il is further ordered. that all persons Interested
b. notified hereof by publication Of notice OF said APP
piteaQn and order thereon. three weeks successfully
10 the herAld aud News. newspaper published Al
Randolph and which circusfes Ia the neighborhoOd
Of those Interested, before said time Of hearing, that
They may appear 81 said time and place. aud show
cause d ant they may have why said account SHOULD
noi be SLOWED. and such decree made.
Bv the CourL-Attest.
lass WILLIAM H.NICHoLs. Judge
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Ripans Tabules may be OBJ
tanned OF nearest druggist.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27
Grange Meeting.

Al the grange meeting held al tue
residence Of EN- Hamblett 10 Worees-
ter, in December, many congratulations
upon recoveries and good health were
given to the Red Clover remedy, Bah
cocks Gold Medal sa~saDarilIa com
bined with Red Clover. Those giving
testimony We're both host and hostess.
Mr.. Hamblett received wonderful re-
suits in correcting a bad stomach and
Mrs Hamblett surprised those who
knew her former condition By becoming
so vigorous after protracted feebleuess
from general debility.
Mr. NJ Gould gave his testimouyof
recovering from dyspepsia, by its use,
after % years OF suffering, and all 9th
er doctoring failed. The growing pop
ularity Of this medicine as household
remedy is marvellous.
Horace Vincent, of East Montpelier,
seys "With rheumatism in one shout
der so ! could aot raise my arm to do
my work | took Gold Medal Sarsapa-
rilla and soon got relief
This medicine j. sold By r. G Morton. E. &.
Evans q Co., NJ. J Sargent q Son, A r. Hood
< Son. Z. Nj. Miller and Geo w. Bush.
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Notice.

The First National Bank OF Chelsea VT. located
az Chelsea, in the state OF Vermont, j. closing up
its affairs, its corporate existence having expired
at the close OF business the 10Th day Of June.
1898. All note holders, creditors 81 said Associa-
ton, are, therefore, hereby notified 10 present the
notes and ether claims against the Association for
payment. II. g. Wo0uRrFF Cashier
Chelsea, VI. June Il. lsg3. ti0s b
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

er Irubis ietnen S1uB au%radsebdltsnr
fst( sntidGoFen. ieinen @esnsr nit
sinst einsisen aussl nieber3uitredsn
WGbtenb bieIes Sages bate berGrans
5ois einise Male s~efeuert. aber benz
iunsen S4iben spiI4en ben 9etrdus
9ern llnb 2orbserb6umen niemdls
audi muir einsn S9tmmer pon ieiner
PerIon ssSeigt. Setnsn kbten SGab
feuerte er gsrabs Dor benz Bssinne Der
Odmmerung ab unb tDbtets nit benz
ielbsn ben Mann bon 3ant6iers Goms
pasnit; es mar bds ein3tse Mtal an
isnem Sage, baB fein 6eier Dor Dirs
flung gepeien mar. Gr i9oB. tpie
TETS. Dbne Fd fsIbt bloB5uitsaen; als
inbeb bic &uesI aus benz 2aufe mar,
DersaB er fi9 gum eriten Male fpdbe
r.nb Der betoen Sage. Dime 3psifd
besierig. gu iebsn. OBJ isiR S4ub sea
t%roffen, frat sr etfpas portpdrts bon
ieinsm fi9srn Sintsrbalte bsrdus unb
5eigte ieinen 8opf uHD Die SAultern
iiber Dem SeniterIims, ssrdbe Dor ii4
1inblidero in Der Ri6tung, ndh fpels
der er seIdpffen. Iles bas that sr
ipit nit einsm Stud. gr mar i'm Be-
sriff. ft4 au~riid5uatsben. als Der tleine
Baron aus fsinsm Sinterbalte alf ibn
%feusrte. Stsinfurt battle Ii9 ni6t pers
g.blih auf Der 8anin6sniago nit fsi>
ner 8ii4Ie gsiibt. Ser Sran3oIs bm6
iofort 5uiammen uno fiel 10, fpie mir
i'm geiebsn batten. nit Dem Ropfe unb
ben S6ultern auberbalb Der Seniters
Dffnung. StetnFurt bate ben momens
tanen eonbuliipiI9sn 9riff beobadtst,
ferHer fpie sr nit ben !SGnben ben
Sanee sertpiiblte hnb bann plOblid
gang ftin lag. elm 3siden. Sab er teh
rem 9sreidtn msbr has 2eben neba
men apiirbs. Oa CT fid in benz Be-
r.i9e Der fraua0ItIden @orpoftenlinie
befanb. bsrlisb Der Baron fem 8erfted
nidt eber, afs bis bic OGmmerung IN
poIlItdnbise 9untelbeit iibersegansm
mar.
!. 9as mar alIles, mas er gu ersdSlsa-
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

sefeben, unb bann gu fdieB.n; bod CT
belt fi9 5uriid. Muer WabrIdsinlids
lett na4 fpiiroe fi4 ibm, .tpis sr be-
badte, nur cine ein3ise @eltgenbeit
barbisten, tpenn iiberbaupt. auf ben
SranSoien gu feusrn. 10 f9lau bate
iid 6srIelbe bisber se5eist. Guf bieie
einstse er9offte, 9sleseRbeit mubte er
parten nit Der @ebulb zines SRcta=
nsrs, foIte es aud itunbenlang pab>
rem, bsnn er muBte Ieinen Seinb auf
ben erIten S9ub tDbten. @r lag bdz
Der unbetpssli9 ba. forttpdbrenb auf
bic tpsibe 5ront hes fleintn !5aufes
ftarrenb, eegen tpel9es Der Sdnet taft
BIB our 90be oes Geniters setrisbsn
tpdr.
Die 3sif p.rItri9. Oreimaf ipdrtn
Der 8lib zines @duFes unb cine tlsine
tpeiBe Wolte aus Der 6enItsr0ffnuns
in Der pprber.n Settle bes SGus9.ns
berborsebrung.n. Wis Der Barron
fpuBts. bsbsut.tt ieb.r S9ub ben Cob
zines fG9itfd.n S%oloaten; ipdbrenb
.r in Der Dual isin.r 1lnfGbisttit. ben
bon fbm s.fabt.n @ntI1luB ausaus
fii9r.n, fin liesen muBts. SoIte er
es ristiren, bas Seuer au eripibsrn2
fraste tr iid j.besmal, tpenn ber talt>
bliitige. grauIGm. Seuf.f bort GEE
f9oii.n. limb ieb:smal CAB CT fih
fslbIt BIZ. ftr.ng., entIdtoHsne 4nt>
mort; rRein; iei rtbis, aaes .rreidt
berienige. Der gu tparten perttbt."
Ser SranaoIe feuerts gum Ditrtens
male, gerabe ala bi. Spnne untergiRg,
aber tpi.ber pie friib,r aus Der Odms
meruns Des 9int.rsruHbts fein.s
3immers. Oils es buntsl ~geiporbsn.
erbob fid Der jung. Mann ffsif unb
6alb erfror.n unb fdl.ppte Ii9 auriid
in Ole St.IIltns Der SadIen. WGbs
renb bes Cages bait. Der S4iibe in
benz Sdusd.n einen poIt.n get0bttt,
Der uHboriidtis iiber ben Hanb bes
Babnbummts geblidt. unb .tnen atpeis
ten Mann auf elmer S9leidpatrouiu.
b%ertulnbst. Der arm. Baron tpurbe
fdredli9 senedt. Gin Offiaitr be-.
hauptete, er bdtt. fein. 8iidis nidt
losfaieBen tOnnen; Elm anber.r m.inte.
IT mare eins.Idlafen unb bdtt. 10 bic
Selesenbeit perpaBt. Gin britter CAB
an. tr tpGre iib.ra.uet, baB Stetnfurt
ben Sag bamit sus.bra6t babe, nit
benz 5ran5oI.n su frat.rniireu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

bic Seraen bon Summer unb MEgIt
fdiper iparen, ertlangen bic Riidenz
sloden bura bic Hare, frifde 2uft.
So iparen gang dnbere &ldnse. mad
benen mir aufbor9ten an iensm Weibz
nd4tsmprgen bel ben 8orpolten unter
benz S1atten hes Mont Mpron. Bon
feinrm itumpfen @ipfel bort obsn i'm
Gdeine Der WinterIonne feuerte ems
bon ben fdtperen @eI9iiben bes @o=
lonef Stoffel in r%egelmdbisen 3pi@
f9enrdumen etnenS 9ub ab; bic grobe
@ranats fIos unfdabli9 unb bsulenb
iiber unIere &Opfe bintpeg. als Oh lie
Gle bate Bel tbrem raI9en Slugs, um
in Gli4p ober Montfermsil binter uns
auf benz b0ber gelegenen Serrain linz
bell anauri9ten. Ni9t flint Minutsn
lang mar es in Der @orpoItenlinie
polItGnois rubts unb fin, fortndbrsnb
tnatterte bas urbebagli9e, abT9eu>
fide @ttptbrfsuer. balb bier. balo bort
+ 70 s.rinsfiigig, 10 Nib. 10 bitter
bon Dem eirsstpur5elten SAB ssssn ben
einSelnen Mann 3eugnib dblegepb.
Der SsfoseitIi9. piirbe stpas ipGtsr
gsipiB perIuden, feline 8otI@aft /:
nSri.be unb ben MenIden Elm Wo9tz
gefalen" Dorautragen, bic inn ins Ins
seIi9t perb0bnt fpnrbe bur9 bieTe lar
member 3ei4en bes Rrissss upo oss
5a7es.
Der 3rieg unb feline Ssufsleisn bins
berten uns iRbsb ni9t, als mir uns
balb na9 Sonnsnaufgang in mIer.m
ssmtinf9aftli9sn Salon gum Mors
%ssrtaffes acknowledgement, %sinanosr
n~pergniigte Wetbna9tsn" 81 lpiirIdsn
uno. nadSsm Der Raffes gstrunt.n, oi.
Gigarren snse5iinb.t iparea, 81 Der
WaHo.rung duf5ubredsn, psl9s DIR
fleine Baron uns am M6enoe norDsr
in 10 r~GFbIelbafter Wetle borg.I9lagsn
bate. Mu9 Der Mdior, psldsn bic
Reugieroe plaste, belt es nit feinsr
Biirbe rpobl psreiRbdr, ms Su beslei=
ten, pGbrenD Der Baron Iel6It ni9t
gum @orTdJsin fam. Oie &etognoss
sirungsparti. beitanb aus air6ba9,
Teinsm Sdtpuser SammerItein, 3anz
t6ier, !Selborf. Tretbsrrn bon 3ebmen
anb bret obsr bier iiing.rn Offisisren.
Oils mir bsi Dem 81 Isnba6Noamm
hnlaneten, bemtrften mir, bab bic
eeue bes rPitsts iiber ben &aHo bss=
Ielben na9 benz entfsrnten !SGusdsn
%binblidten. ieO.r feline @ussn nit Der
6dnb bef4iiBenS g.gen bas 9lsnben
ser Some uuf Dem S9nse.
mgs bGnst bort etipas aus Der Senz
ftrDffnung beraus. 9err Saupt<
Manu." mefbete Der Sergeant oes Piz
kts Dem 9auptmann BON 3ir9ba9s
.es iiebt aus mi. Der obsre She'll eines
sroben Wantsls uRo aIs Oh Der SUIT
:tpas tisf sptI9en bic Grms ssfalen
mare
9aminerfttin battle iebr balb fein
Slas bortbin seri9tet. ,Bei 9ott, es
lit Elm tobter Mann!" rief er slsi9
Anrduf ana -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

Dodb febreu mir Su benz Mlaior bon
'Ga5n6srg uuo ieinen Officieren aus
rid, na@bem untsrofficier S4ula bas
3imnler perlafen.
Der Squire tpirb nod bas 8atails
Ion osciniren," Iasts Der Maior. sd
meiB aud ni1t, pie benz Sreibsn oes
Raders Elm Gnbe su MAIDEN pGre."
fist: er binau.
Odrduf beiHertte Der etipds befttge
Sauptmann Sir9ba4. elm 9annope>
raner
.2aKen sic uns bod ouf bisTe b6ls
liibe Siitte lositiir3en. !Serr Maior,
unb iie nisberbrsnRen ; has pirb bic
9edurg ienes 9urTd:n serIt6ren. SD
trbiete mid ~freiipilig. btsIe @ranbittfz
tsrpartis au fiibrsn. Bes9alb nidt
bcuie Gbenb nod ?"
nGS BARI niGt 70 gsThehen, lpie sic
poriGlagen. Sirbba9 !" entgesncte
Der Maipr gang betrii6t. rSie ptIs
len. meme 9efs6le lauien itreng babin.
iebt nidlts gu unternebmcn, tpas gu eis
mem Gefe9te fiibren f0nnte, fpGbreno
man 9inter unS, Dor benz WiatTon
8upot. bic 8atterien fir bic 8slase=
tunesseI9iibe duffpirFt."
na9 70 !" ertGnte es BON eirsnl baIs
SEN 0ubenb 2ippsn.
o9enHoa 1T es Elm b~erfhdhter Gam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29
Die Gbinefeu ais sraeenbaaer.

IS lit nidt unipdbrT6tinli9, bdB
bic Miffionarc, bic Dor mebr als' BUM
bert sSdbren bic Sbatfa4e beri9tstsn,
bah bic Gbineien bGnsenbe 8riiten
hGtten unb baB piele bsrIefben bon
Glen pGren. ben europGii9sn Sns.z
Hieur.n ben eriten Wint eaben, audi
ibrerieits foIde Werts b~eraufeQen,
bah alp China bic prioritGt aud bie>
fer s@rfinbuna belize. Wenigltsns
tdreiben dineii4s S~iitoriter bic @rs
finbuna Der !9dngebriidsn Der 9pnas
ffie Der Gan au. pela' lebtere stpiifen
200 Dor Bis 202 nab gbriitus r=
aierte. Namsntli9 BON Sdang 2ieng,
bel Sber 9 gommanbeur Der Mrmee
inter benz eritsn !Serrfdsr Der Sans
Sbnaifie (bpr circa 1000 Sobren) er<
aGblt bic 6isnfif9e Sps5iolgsi9;9te
aana mertipi + ise Dinse. Gr mar es,
pel9er bic arobsn Wegbauten gegen
ben Weften bss Reides bin unters
Hahm unb nit Silfe elmer WeaHe bon
iiber bunSerttaufenb Irbeitsrn bobe
Berae burhfta6. bic SbdIer nit @rbe
fiiute. p.l4e Tim isns aussrabungen
perfdafften. mo bies ni9t binrei9te.
8riid.n barlte, bic auf pfeilern pber
SorIpriinaen rubten. Bel dnber.n
Stelen. mo bic Serge bur9 tief.
6dluhten aetrsnnt tparen, faBte er
ben tibnen plan (alfo pabrf9.inli3
ais Der @rite) bdngenbe 8riidsn bon
einem abhange gum anbern au f9las
gen. 0iefe bon ben 1inei5Gen
SdriftfeGIern nflissenbs 9riiden" ses
nannten l~leberadnse ipar.n mitunter
in fdpinbelnber 9obs. Ro9 foGIen
ibmr fDlhe su Teben fein, 3. 3. in Der
Bropina Sdensie. mo iid eine Bride
bon Berg su Berg in elmer Gang. bon
ca. 400 sSuB iiber einsn 500 SUB ties
fen Mborunb erftredt. Die meiiten
biefer fli.aenben 8riiden fdsinsn brett
aenua eetpefen al fein. bob bier Mann
neb.neinanber binreiten fonnten urb
an beiben Seitsn tparen @elGnber gum
S1ube Der H.ifenben ansebradt.
BON Stanbpuntte Der 9ednit aus lit
bic Sbutfade astpiB intersHant. baB
bic Snaenieurtunif felbf in 70 betaifs
Iirtem MaB. bereits Dor stp.i Sabrs
iaufenben entipidelt mar, aIerbinss Bel
bemfelben 8olte, fpel6es nod pieI fritz
Der bic guhbrudertunit. bi. @disbe
pulber5er.ituna, ben G6iffscompaB
unb mas nod bieIe bergleiden RuIturs
sei6en iinb. aetannt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

ga ipobl, er bate &e1t. Was bort
10 f9lapp unb p~olitdroig rssunsslos
BON Dem unteren Ranoe Der Seniterz
Offnuns berabbins, mar Der obsre
{ Ebeil BON benz SDrpsr zines Mamss.
Di. brsiten S4ultern boben Ii9 bsut=
li4 bon Der peibsn Wanb ab, ebenio
oas idpar5e &opfhuar; bas @sii9t
mar natiirlid nidt fi9tbar. ba es nab
b.r Wano gu lag; bic @rme bingsn
lang ~ausssftredt Bis gu Der S9neez
bant bsruntsr. bic seg.n ben unteren
5hstl Der Waro angstriebsn mar.
Sd mar Der ein3iss bon unfsrer @.>
leni9aft. Der elm Sernrobr bei ii9
BATH. Der SeToItsd,r 1T bequemer
fir eineH Sffi5isr als elm Sernrobr,
sin. SrastpeIte inbeb pisl besr.n3tsr;
psnn Elm sutes Ssrnrobr einmal ribs
tis un0 senau eins,itsut 1T, 10 lam
man boppelt To- tpsit unS ssnau burq
basIeIbe bt. @esenIidnbs isben. als
mi. burb eiHen SsloteGsr. SD Sog
baber mein Ssrnrubr berpor. nad3oem
i'd bur9 9ammsrItsia's 8inocls bass
isHise srieben. mas Id ios6sn bsi4risz
ben. ri9tete es elm uno untsr19ieo nun
Folgenbss: Die saIammsngs5ogsnen
9dno. battsn fi9 IN Den S9nes einge=
frant; bas LANCE 9aar bling ssrabs
beruntsr UNI mar iamuBig rotb sss
lfGrbt. @ine 8iidI. lag sttpa stpan5ig
SUB pom SsnIttr s~ntTernt unb mar
offsEbar iiber ben ~gsfrorensn SGnee
10 melt beruntsrseglitten, nadyo,m fs
ben !SdnbsH bss Mannes e~RfFalen.
So mar iein Srrtbum mOsli9; Der
fl,ine Baron batte Ieia Wsrt mitSdus
bsrteit uRb @riinSlihtsit aussefibrt.
Gs flingt bsina1. grGblia, es auss
sufprsdsn, absr Die 8srni9tuns bss
fran50FI9.n S9arfl9iiBsn fpuroe
unt.r angemeinem 8eifdu ais bas
acknowledgement bss 8arons St.inz
furt fir bds 8atniaon aneeIe6sn.
Ra9 Dem 9ottss0ienIte erT1icn unter
q%nfii9runs bss llnteroffbisrs S9uls
cine Oeputdtion bel bsm Baron; in
Itrammcr 9altung, Die &bTdbs b5rbar
aneinanoer idlagsnb. f~totterte SaulJ:
~Sm Hamen bes 8otaiGons : tauz
Ien0 Daat = perbanmtsr ~fran3oiiz
Ider Sdtpstnsburb!" banH traf er
.inige S9ritte bon benz err0tbenber
Steinfurt suriid unb psrlieb nit fsi'
mem @efolge bus 3immer.
Mit fpsnig Worten er3Gblte uns
oann her iunss Munn ben Ssrsang
Oer SADIE, tpGbr.Hb mir unIer Sriibs
Itid persebrten. Bis gum Na9mittdg
pss s~tpsitsn Cages isiner Wa3s BATH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29
Ste eiSerne Wasfe.

Ser beriihmle Ntanr NIT Der etfers
men Maste in Der gitabeiIe ban pias
nerol. Der 10 bGufis in SenIationsz
romanen ala S~auptperion perlpenbet
iporbsn lit, fol- nad neueren 5or>
ihunaen Sir be 8ulpnbe qepelen
fein, Der uuf 8sfebl R6nis 2ubpiss
bes Se4aebnten CUR Strafe bafiis,
bah er bic bon ibm eommanbirtt
ieituna Goni obne Sdpertitrei9 benz
Teinbe iiberaeben bat. su lebenslGnaz
iider 6aft in bic ertpdbnte gitabeIe
aebradt porben lit. Hadts bait. &c
elm 3immer CUR @erfiigung unb tags
iiber burfte er auf ben 5eftungstper@
Ten fpaaiereu aeben, jebo4 muBte er
INNER bic eifernt Maste trager.
rsbriaens traaen audi ieBt nod bi.
S~efdnaenen in ben frana0ff9cn 3els
RnaefGnaniien Masten, freili9 ni9t
aus @iien. fonbern aus 8aumpplIe,
ngaaoule" eenannt. Sc lit bies elm
neBartia.s Gepsbe, bas na9 Dirt Der
Rapuae getrdaen ipirb. sSn feiner
3ele faHn Der @efangene na9 8elies
ben bic Mdsfe iiber bas @eii9t sieben
pber nidt. psln elm 8eamter eintrit!.
Daaeaen lit er psrpfli6tet. bic Maste
au aebrau9en, ipenn er bic 3elIe pers
HBt. lei es, um i'm 9ofe fpa3ieren au
seben. lei es. ipenn er in's Spredaims
mer aebt-tura iibsran, no CT NIT ans
beren @efangenen 3ufammentrifft.
Disie MaBreael ipurbe aus folgenb.n
atpei @riinben aetroffen: erftens UNI
8efanntidaften apif9sn ben Strdf-
iinaen unmDalid gu MAIDEN unb 10
Der Sefabr zines ettpaisen aompIot.
ies boraubeuaen; atpeitsns I'm bic
Strdflinae fpdter. tpenn fie bic Srei,
heit tpieber ~erlaneen. Dor grpreHuns
gen ibr.r 9enoHen gu fdiiben. SRI,
Der lit es ndmIi4 iebr bGufis porses
fommen. baB iraenb elm pertommenes
S%nbibiauum, tpsldes in 9emeinl9aft
nit einem mordlif9 bDber ftebenoen
Neniden i'm @sfdnenife cine s.it.
lang perbru6t bat, bann na9 BON
Beiben abiolDirter Saft. benz lebt.ren
inter Inbrobung bas p@.beimnib"
befanntauaeben. gelbiummen er,
prebte.