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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

,anbe iab iibermdBis Iadenb elm SO.
boio. Ser bate sintn Boeen in Der
pano uno einen 264er auf oem nadten
Riiden. 49,. -.4r.s f.t
.Warte. Sunaeeiell!~ ipottete 9lmor
y yieBt ruf it mir nod Worpbsus s,l
Dilfe uno Der @srbsrus Ipa mid lptb.
Deis frehen. tpenn id bein periieinertes
5hnsgeiellenberS nibt gum @uiatsmen
bringe-l"
9la = bas paren Srdume /! 9lles
5iibi6e iunse Wtdodsn, Die partout
seopolo tiilien noIltsn. @r pebrte
ALE ab = MIR einer 9elana es uno
oieIe Cine batte oas lisblihe @eiidthen
nit benz reihen Slonobaar = bas er
IN benz Siht9immer bort oben seieben
batte.
Sort oben Seiliaer 8ott - CT
muBte iid bort entlhuloieen ! Sas
par ieiu eriter Bepante an anoern
Horseu. limb Der @ebante lieB ibn
nidt mebr los. @r peiniste i'm ben
aan3en Tornittag binourb, bis er
sltittaas gum sroBen grftaunen Der
alten Grau amtmann nad Sauie fam,
Ii1 in ieinen beiien snsug mari uno
NIT einer Wtiene, als eelte es einen
Sang auf's SdaHot, bic Sreppe bin-
auf IN bic sDeite @ta9e tiea./
Ser &ednungsratb iab iebr beroubt
oreln, als Seopplo 10 lintiid tuie m6g-
li9 Ieine gntiduloisune pprbradte uno
Srma mar glibeuo roth eeuoroen.
Sas Iab nun Der Seiuder tuieoer unh
purbe 10 perleaen, baB er nur nod
fammelie. llno als er Die 9bir pie-
Der binter iib in's Sdlps ia1sn lob,
ba iaste er basielbe Wort, iuis in Der
Ra4t; sd giel!~ A
amor aber, Der tleine idelmiide
Sott, Der aui bem 2reppsneeldnoer
balancirte, la6te iibel. Sem pIeil
Tab idon. bas mertts er tpobl. ,.r
Bon Stuno on mar 2sppolo Elm
anoerer. gr tdmpite nit iid reblid)
unb ernif. aber nit Dem eigenen Sersen
1T idledt timpien. llno ieines sos ibn
nit 8emalt mad oben".
limb Srma? Sa, es 1T ieItIam senug
i'm Seben! Sa bate lie einem pilb-
Iremoen Mann einen &ub 5esebeu uuo
IS idieu ibr ear balb, als tpnne iie
oas gleide nod einmal nit poler Nb=
Iiht tbun. ~. ''''
gBds oann fam, lieber 0eiery Tidlts
llnnatiirlides, ionoern oas gtatiirlidite.
lsrit uurben Seioe ROTH, wenn iie iid
laben, Oann ianoen iie Elm paar
freunblihe Worte, bann puroe 9eppolb
iutim betannt nit bsm alten &e9-
nungsratb. bann tpurbe er einmal su
Gid einselaoen, oann fam er bauiiser
ltno -
8efern baben Iie ibre @erIobungs.
larten Derianot. seopolo 1T unbe-
Idreiblid sliidlid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

= Gin Nraber mar babel
ertappt moroen. -fpie er einem He,ien-'
ben, lp6breno oerielbe in ieinem 3elte
idlief, Die Srieitaite iiabl. Sor ben
&aoi sebro6t, nertbeioigte er iid fol-
senoermaben: $50 iipabr 9llab mir
belize, iA bin ireisu prehen, peiier
aooi. Siebe. es mar allp: s6 bob
nit meiner Rebten bic 3eltpanb elm
wenis emppr. ifedte ben aopi in bic
SeHnuns unp- nabm nes Sremoen Gut
an Mid. sSolglid. peiier Saoi. bot
nur elm tleiner She'll meiues SD elm
8eridulbeu bssanaen, Der er6Bte She'll
III sar nidt an Srt uno Steae aepe-
fen, alio mus, BEN 8eieb Der Mebr-
belt semdb, Die ganse perion Don
Seiner 8eisbsit fir nidt iduloia er-
tannt werben. m nBans ridti9," ers
pioerte Der 9abi milbe. SD periir.
,tbeile benu aud nur. ben &opf unb Die
redte Sano Su smeiidbriger @intertes
runa. Ser 9anie iibrige 9erI tanu
fortseben." Ser iharfiinnise araber
blifte etipas peroubt orein unb eing
ni4t fort, ionbern in ben 4erter.
= Enfant terrible. 6rau Qiber-
mdbis freuoie sssen cine alte. su ge.
fuh ansetommene Sante): %, liebite
Sante. Oh lueiBt .nibt. ipie iebr 9u
uns nit Seinem Yeiu9e erireuf.
SeBt woilen mir nur ieten, tpie mir
Sir redt picl 9ersuiiseu bereitsn t0n-
men," = Die tleine ele: vWir baben
uns idon ben sansen Gag oariiber ben
Ropf Serbroben; 9apa msinte. has
S6Onite ipdre, Dir sleid ein 8etour.
billet Su talfen.~
= Gin befd bigtes Wefen.
Sadiii3: r@ie aelpiiie Meai6en ppn
Der Iatlr nit 6Gbigteiten aus9eitattet
iino, oas iebe i9 einmal pieber 10 re6i
an meiner SSreunoin 6rieoa: Die iinat,
malt, oihiet uno lpiro Ii6 auBeroem
Su Yfin9lten nod perloben." +r
: Wt tander Gilt fir qeiF.
reid. Der niIr elm gutes @eoddtniB fur
ben @eiit Der 9lnoern bot.
: 9ur6 ben 9eTib Iernt
mdn cine Sadie am befen fennen, our4
ben Ulansel am befen pdreissu.
-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
eas etimmrebt Der srauen.

Sm Barrier ~8aulois" sreiIt Ilfreb
gapus oer 3eit Dor, mo bic Srauen on
bfr ausiibuug bes WabIrehis als ge=
ieblid anertanuts Sirssrinnen tbeil-
nsbmen merben, uno i9iloert nit
banosreiflider 9osbeit foIsenee Seene,
bic iid in eInem biiraerlideu Sauie abs
ipielt: Ser Mann: gllIo in adt Sagen
rperoen mir piilen, Oh id enolid in ben
8emeinberatb tDmme. - Sie Srau:
So2 Sinh Seine Nusiidten 9ut2 =
Ser Wiann: Sehr gut. Sd uno mein
9e9eneanoioat tperben nur I'M fpeniae
Stimmen auseinanber iein. Sesbalb
tdnn i'd Did nidt orinseno senus ere
niabnen, ben Sermin Der Mbltimmunl
i'm 9luge Su bebalteu. - Sie Srau:
9lddite @o6e iinbet bic Wabl iiurt2
Sebr i4on, oa babe i'd ia nod 3eit,
mir bas neue Gleio MAIDEN su lai-
fen. bon benz i'd Dir i9on seipro5en
babe. = Ser Mann: gSelbes &leio2
gtma bas fir adtbuuoert Sranten2 =
Die Trau: Sab id benn etipas anSu-
,ieben. Inn sur Wabl seben gu tonnen2
= Ser Wann: 2dberlib! - Sic
6rau: go, ld6erlid2 6laubf Su,
ib fam ben eriibeien SeBen bel elmer
Iplden @eleaenbeit irasen2 Meine
S6ueioerin bat cine v9lbItimmun9s=
8obe" erfunoen bic aeraoeiu berrli9
lit. ~ Ser Mann: 4htbuneert Srans
ten! 9iebe 6reunoin. lei bod rerninf-
tis! Wieine Mabl tofet mid ubuebin
eln Seioenaele. 9u ipirlt wablen
seben, 10 lpie 9u seblt unb ifesit. =
Sic 6rau: Warum nibt 9lei1 i'm
iS1laIrpd2 =. Ser Mann: 8ut, i6
iperoe Dir Elm GleiD tauIen, iobalo i1
aeipdblt bin. = Die Srau: Damn miro
es' su ipdt iein. = Der damn: Spre-
den mir nibt mebr oapoa! SD bite
Sid! - Die Srau; OH perpeiserit
mir alio oieies 8leio2 - Ser Wdnn:
Saipobl! = Die Srau: Sd6n, oann
iperoe i'd meine Stimme aar nidt abs
geben. = Ser Wann: Was9 9u wirit
nidt wdhlsu seben, ipenn i'd. :. :?
&V Uiuu. Suel luthl NY HlttHe
Stimme absebe, f1eroe ib re ni9t fir
Sid abseben. Ser Mann: Wie2
@as2 Die 6rau; Sd psrbs fir
Sules itimmen. Sd tbsile obuebies.
pie gu weiBt. Eeine pplitiidsn 9lnli6-
ten nidt. = Der Manu: Su piiroelt
wasen. iiir Sules su itimmen9 - Sie
6rau: @emiBl = Der Mauu: WaSame
-. 9lber i'd mill rubis bleiben! :.
'Sieb., meln 3ino, i'd mil Dir oas
3leio fir bic Wablen in's Nbseoroue=
teubaus taufen. - Die Srau: Mlein
Soft, mub ih Dir benn gllles iaseu2
SD babe es ia i6on beiteai; cs miro
ibermorsen iertis. = Ser Mann: Sa,
wenn Das 10 lit :. aber Oh mirf ipe-
nisiiens nidt fir oieen Sules itim-
men. - Die Srau: 9tdrrden! Gjlaubit
8u nirtlib. i'd batte ni6t in jsoem
sale iir Sid seItimmtl - Ser
Wtann: glhtbunbert Sranten! - Sic
6rau: Sasu no9 Elm Siitben la
gSabhirne! Su ipirit isben. - Ger
Mann: 9(ud redt! = 9ie Srau: Naht
$50 6ranes ertra. aber es lit Elm ipab=
res Siiou. Su ruirit 3ewdblt, Gu uno
.tein slnosrer, i'd sarantire es Sir!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Ser bon Der Staatsan.
1altidaft oes 9anoaeridts su ifreibera

Der BON Der Staatsan.
ipaltidait beg 9anoseridts su 6reibers
unterm 28. Sanuar B. s.. erlaiiens
Stedbrief sesen Die Sreifrau Watbilbs
bon Silling-8renburg lit jebt laui
elmer amtli6en Yetanntma9una burd
beren 0erhaftllns erIeoist. Die beioen
S6bne oieier Setriigerin. bon oenen
Der cine ebenfals ipesen Setruss, Der
anoere aber iue9en 6abuenflu1t ae.
ridtlid perfol9t tpurOe, beiinoet Iit
idons felt mebreren Woden binter
SdloB unb Rieael. Ser erlfaenannts
bon ben beioen Yriibern mar bis Dor
fursem Seliber bss 8ittersutes 8dren.
flauie I'M 9odpiBsrunb. s,t
ueberlegen. syrau a.:
.Sie IinO ia iuobl Die ;ipeits Srau
Sbres @atten. nidt ipabrg~ = Grau
D.: .SaDobl." a. Grau 81: SIT oas
ni6t unan9enebm? 8ei sinem 3anI
fann er oob immer bic Sorjiiee Der
erten Gdttin in's Gelo fiibren." -
6rau g.: ,Sas 1T bel mir nidt maa.
lid. er 1T ia mein pierter Manu, i'd
bin ihm alio nod etiuas iiber."
8eredtiste 3Iaae. .Ycd
Dab idl 9lls mel Sebn nod tsiu
ialrst mar. mar ids 9an;e Sabr trant.
uuo jebt. mo mid Der Sottor mir tohen
tbdt,. bin i'd immter s'iuuo pie'u Slid
i'm WaHer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

= Sonberbare grtldruna.
.Sie iino bod erif neulib Dor eeri6t
aeitanoen!" - pHein, Serr praiioent,
bas mar meul 8rubsr!" =. ,Stblt
Sbr benu ale gsioe2" .Sa, mir
fiIb 3pilliuae!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

llnten lag 2eppolo idlailos in tets
mem Sett. er bate eineu RnB betom-
men, or. Der Die 6rauen i6cute luie
oas boilii9e 6euer. lluo jeBt, 9ans
inssebeim. aeItano ,er iid Elm, oaS Der
8uB sau, portrefflid sei9medt babe
uno es bod I'm elm 2aar nei6e arme,
Die lid einem lin ben Sals Icgcn, Elm
gang ieltiames Ding lei !! llno oann
raiionnirte er iuieoer ilber ben .beillo-
len llniign", aber Der llniinu blieb
bartnddia oa uno unten auf osm 9ett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26


Sonnerwetter! Satte er benn ben
falibeu Sdluiel, ieiner i6lob ia nibt.
9lergerlib orildte er on bic Slinse.
WaS2 Sie Sbiir mar unperIdloiien.
Seine alte sSirtbin puroe op1 i9on
redt unsuperldiiis. Yrummeno frat
er in ben ountlen SOriaal. glber mas
mar oas?
Cine Sbiir puroe aufserihen unb i'm
ndditen ausenblide iiiblte er Gin paar
peide 9rne Inn ieinen Hadeu idliu-
gen uno Elm paar iriide, t0itlide 2ips
pen iu9ten Die ieinsu.
rYapal 2icber Yapa! Wie gut.
oaB 9u wieoer oa bilt!" .,s +.
|. Cots sur Salsidule srfarrte Irau
mar helus9Ii6 9esen unieren 2eopslo.
Starr, iiarrer,, am farrfsn itanb er
oa, wilen= uno re9uugslos. Sin
gSeib bate ibn 9efiiBt!
So Oifnete ii6 Die 5biir tpieoer uno
Elm si6ti6ein iiel in ben ountlsn @or=
rioor. llno susleid ert0nte ein Sdrei:
LIN oes Simmels Willen! Gin frem-
Der Wtann!" ''
Ser itsmoe @ann mar nit eiuem
SaBe orauBeu. 49,
b .Sonnertpetter" fludte 9eopolo, als
bic Sbiir binter i'm perrieeelt muroe-
bin i'd cenn beIte gang toll! @eiber
in melner Wobnuns uno i9 bin 'aus=
seirerrt9"
limo ba lam ibm pIOblid cine
9lbnuns Der Wabrbsit: ~ ~
10. iA neunbdutiaer Giel!" iaate
sr Ieiie. SD bin in meinem Sniel
eine 9reppe su bod seaansen. 0aber
bic ni&t pancnoen S9liliIel -
i'd - - IL" lp11G. tH
llnb eilis, als fiir9te er, bic Sbiir
tonne lid nod einmal 0ifnen, Lief SEQ.
poio Die Sreppe binab uuo i6lob nit
bebenoer Sano ieiue Robuuna auf:
ySas mar eia idIimmes Gbenteuer!"
m Sleih unb idmer atbmeno laa Srma
in eincm Stuble. gDas bate lie ae.
than, einen tremoen Serrn getlibt =
llno obenorein einen Serrn, Der i'm
SauIe mobnte.
d; ~@s mus Serr Ssiibn sefueien iein,~
Iasie oas ptdoden. BON ibrem Sepb-
abtun9spoiieu an Der Sbiir ms 3im-
mer Surildtebreno. Ser Serr, Der
ilnten bel Der Nmtmanusmittme pobnt.
Ser bat lid I'M Stodruert geirrt."
ga tlin9elte es orauben uuo biesmal
pars bell i'm Gorrioor, aIs Srmas
Yater' eintrat uno iein Sb6ter6en
bcrSlid besriibte. limb Srma mar
ploBlid bodrotb sciuoroen-oas nabm
per &ater iiir Sreuoe ilber feline Seim-
febr aui. r.tr' -a-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
GineS RmNeS GoIaen.
sumorss,s uon %. sasaiuae.


sd fpmms nit, bent Hadtsuqe 40.
rid uno boiie. Sid nod auf uno cine
Salle Slee 3u Iinben. Sein pdpa!"
Srma bate i'm 9auie bes glbenos bic
Garte pobfein Subenomal iiberitpasn.
Der quite Papa! Yeioes ionte or lin.
ben. cine parme 5aiie Sbee ilno einen
tparmen WilltommensarnB Don ben
Sippen ieiues Sohterdens. oas ibm
mad oeln Sooe Der Wtutter ben Saus-
bolt fiibrte, unteritiibt Don 9ouiie. bem
etwas eintdltiaen, aber fleiBigen uno
ebrliden Oicnflndo1en. ..-..5,.
81 iaB Srma, iebniudtsooa Ses
beinltebrenoen @aters barrsno. Syn
3ierlihen 5heeteHel iummte unb bro.
neite oas Waiisr, Sdou mar es eff
llbr poriiter. Seoen Muaenblif tonnte
Die &lin9ei on Der @orrioortbilr erto-
men uno Der Grwartete eintreteu.
2eopolo Siibn mar Elm unperbeHer=
lider Sunaseelle; isit er bus iiiniuno.
breiBisite Sabr iiberidritten. batten
aud bic weiblihen Sdser aui oies
@oelpilo Die Saso aufseaeben. Sic
mar eriolsIos. Seopolo wolte abIolut
ni4t beiratben.
lluo bod mar er augebli6 gum gR=
monn ipie seidaifen: i'm YeiB elmer
iebr austommIiden Stt(ung. nit
eiuem tleinen 8ermoesn obenorein, Elm
fdttl!der Wann uno Elm iselensauter
&erl nod oaSu. 9lber er bate cine
inertwiirsiae gbeideu uno bieie ging
dIlmdlis in cine 6raueni6eu iiber.
Sm erlien Stof oes Sauies bate tr
elm paar 3immer bel elmer alten Same
9emietbet uuo iib eomiortabel moblirt.
Die iibristn SausaenOien beadiete er
gar ni9t. Gr wuBte, DaB i'm 3peiten
Stod ein alter 8eduungsratb pobnte,
bon berIiebllden Wtlo4enbliitbe Srma,
Der Su9ter oeNelben,, bate er ttine 9b-
nuus. 9Sas 9insen i'm bic Wtdo6en
on unb Die junsen obenorein!
Bis eff, balb smolf iaB 9eopolb
allein on ieinem Stamntild. Damn
tebrte er beim, Inn an frlben Morgen
ieineIn SeruIe na4,useben. 9tur
Spnnta9s mar er LANCER in ieinem
Seim abcr oann idlief ct selpObn-
lid. .l.ss ..
Seute mars am StammtiI1 urlala-
rueilig ssipeen. gln paar Gbemdnuer
bhtten pon ibren 6rauen eeidmdrmt.
Ias bate 2eopolo oa3u sebradt, aus
9leraer nur nod Elm pdar Seioel mebr
81 trihlen. Ssnn iriiber ais ienlt sins
ct uno ma6te tineu llmmea. um Die
leidten 9fsbel bes Sieres in ieinem
Sopfe ,i beIeitiaen.
9lber : bic Hebeu Der 8eioen fameft
ibm niht aus bem &opie. uniiun!
Wenu ieiner jeBt babeim Elm Weib mar.
tete! Seilloier llniinn! ,Sie tuiiroe
Santen!" iagte er iid. i'm iib Su tr0.
ten. @ber ba reoete cine Stinme in
i9n etwas gan; anoeres. rSurdt-
bnrer llniinn!" murmelte er miBper-
shiist uno sins na4 Sauie.
9lber bic Weoantcn sinseu nit. llns
Die ieBten i6m nod aui Der 5rsppe ~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

\, ~ III 1000 Ot T II tIs
idienenen Siosrapbie beg oorti9en pro.
feiiprs Slauer miro u. ". ersdblt, wit
bieier ieinen S1iilern bic 6eutriiusal.
trait su ertIdren pfIeste. .Sbr perre",
iagte er. ybie @entrifugaltrait, bic BET
{ Serr in Gn9lano erfunoen, gpiijt
Serr yleuten (9icpton). Sas lid grao
aB wie @Gretrpber. bsr bat E Sar
aucre &etti. Sc iblat er ui iep 9dr
init en- Stdde, oaB er foil tanSe. 9s
lduit De Bare 10 mept iurt BON inn
Serr. als ibm g 9etti erlanbt. Il
lpenn . 4etti no ldrger mir. 10 Tiff
er no irptcr. Shr Serre, bas lid b
@entrifugaltraft.~ .~d 't
-r Yergeblibe Srobunq.
6rau: s9as Jag 'd Sir, ipenn it
beii eiumdl ltetbe, - 10 cine Ssrau. mit
id BIN, betommfi Su nimmer.@ -
Mann (rubis): .Wer ia9t Dir oenn,
5aB id 10 cine mieoer ipill2" s33i
lt- Siben bIeiben ift bic lei.
benoe iform BON heiratheu molten.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

study lac was admitted TO the bar. aud
soon after this returned 90 the Sandwich
lsnnds. He was admitted at once tu
the hur of the Hawaiian Kingdom lie
then prncticcd his profession uH q lawyer
until 1881, when he was elevated 10 the
supreme bench of the kingdom lie WAS
married iu 1919 to Miss Anna H. Cate of
Massachusetts
During his residence In the islands he
has been an Interested observer Of polit.
icUl events, aud IN 1854 became % mpm.
bor of the legislature III" tool, u prOmi.
ueui part iu the reform movement which
eliminated lu the revolution Of 1887,
aud WAS It member ut ihp executive COM
mlttec of the Hawaiian Legislature aud
restrained mucl rash uction udvortcd 10y
its other members.
l.. 4. Vhurston is the grandson of the
Rev Asa Vhurston, who went from
litchhurg, Mass, tu the Sandwich U.s..
lands iu 1870 as q missionary. Mr..
Thurstuu has been closely Identified
with the business interests of the island
kingdom for many years, aud tool,
prominent unrt u the revolutions IN
1857 and 1880 AZ one time he was m
tho cabinet of King kmuhuuu. He is
noted for his positive convictions. his
energetic manner of expressing them
aud his progressive idoua. He has al
ways beCu an advocate Of annexation 10
the NlitO iNNhlfht ne NtlltNtN luul Tue
manifest destiny OF the kingdom H. 10
becomc m integral part of the United
States or late years he hns become
identified with setting forth 10 the out
side world the attractions of the king
dom aud has been largely instrumental
n building the hotel at The crnter Of the
great volcano Mnunu I.oa lie has ar
ranged for a cyclOramic exhibit of this
volcano at The Worlds fair. He Is in
the prime Of life. lie Is not q stranger
in Washington, having been here last
year when Eo carefully cnnvusspd the
opinions NJ the national representatives
on the future Of the island kingdom.
OF tho present cabinet officials, two are
of American parentuge Three of the
four were horn on the island aud one
was born IN Boston. They are ASSOC
ciated by mNrringc aud by ycurs of Hc-
tive life with the best interests OF tho
Kingdom They arc American Hawaii
ians. men loyal 10 the interests OF their
native land, and their desires are solely
for It's best interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
w. r. GRACE FORESEES WONDER
FUL COMMERCIAL DENEL-
DpATIGN1S

look for very great changes, oil Of
them in the direction OF business pros
perity In American commercial develop
ment I'm the next century, ! eApccl 70
10 see great merchant marine although
| am one of those who believe that this
cannot be procured 10y ms until there are
changes IN our navigation laws Ihe
substitution of iron and steel for wood
and steam for sail power, which has been
going on with great rapidly IN the last
twenty yenrs, accounts. | think, for the
decadeuce I'm American shipping partly
and IL congress shall so legislate thal
Americans cnn compete with Tor
eign shippers there is likely TO be a re-
yiylI of American shipping Interests ana
shipbuilding and the Development OF q
rnce OF American sailors Ike those OF
former times. who were as line sailors as
tiod the decks, aud who were M the same
lime really distinguished from all other
snnmpn hy their business ability,
Tho development of thu great west ana
esppclalIy Of the south and southwest
vill / think. lac as prOdigious IA me
carly part of the coming century az has
beci thut of the states OF the ONO Nalley
ruder tbe influence of railway conslruc-
lion ma inclined 60 think that the
American farmer must either ma new
,vbent lands by well cousidered ana
elaborate general system OF irflEalloll
or special methods OF cultivation, OF
clse the American people WIZ pe eon'
nellrd i'm the next century 10 import lu-
stead Of export wheat ph Tue utuyl
hand the active men OF the lWehtlc.'
century ire going 70 see iuub nlllle'i,
development of corn ana opner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX FORE.
CASTS THE FUTURE.

In 1893 the government will have
grown more simple. ns true greatness
tends always toward simplicity Ran.
rouds and tclegruphs will belong "a tho
state, thus lcsscning the dangerous power
of large mouOpolics and vast corpora
lions. Otherwise IN less than a century
our bohsted American freedom would
cease 10 exist, since il o. already mem
i'm temperance the world ere then will
bnye renlzed thc folly of trying 10 lers-
late upon pppetitcs. IL viii realize tho
necessity of educating them, ana that 10
educate them we must begin with pa
rents. People who refuse 10 bc taught
ON this and kindred subjects must be-
prevented from becoming parents. IN
his way only can drunkenness be lesseued.
Tho same humane law viii 10y that
time extend 10 criminals-thcy viii be-
prevented FROM TopngaunE their lind,
This will take the place OF capital pun
isbmeut. and after q few generations
will DO away with crime, because no
criminals will be born.
Thp whole vast West win be- irrigated
and fertilized furnishing food for all
o1r popuntiuu. Architecture viii have
reached d much higher state, but will
mi hi 900 wears attain ~ the perfection
found IN countries Thousands of years old
prnhuly. Airships viii facilitate travel,
and the pneumatic tube VIII DC the means
of transporting goods
America viii produce the greatest
authors who shah be living in 1893 In
nusicnl achie'ssr--@fst- IL Rail stlil he be-
hind older countries.
The occult sixth sense will be- the pre-.
dominant element IN MEDICINE aud the
oioey Mesmerisln will take the place
nj anacsthetics 10 surgery. theosophy
the religion Of high thinking ana selfish
living Vim take the place Of creeds aud
Iogmas; clairvoyaucy on spiritual in-
| sieht viii be- almost universal. Woman
Mil be financially independent Of man,
ma ills viii materially lessen crime,
! No longer Obliged 90 rifle her husbands
pockets Tor money, SIDE WIN not give birth
to klepiomaniacs or thieves Men VIII
| ieam ne importance VI proper prenatal
conditions. and children viii ha frared
Will the same care now gwen TO colts
calves and dogs
fThe government will establish colleges
fog fhc trimming Of servants ana archie
f.cts wifi consider the comfort ana
health OF tlomestics 10 constructing homes.
instead 0f Ignoring them, az az present.
Better Instructed better PAID, better
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
MANAGER PALMER on THE
AMERICAN DRAMA.
IFrom our New York CorrcspondcnU

lFrom Our New York Correspondent
MIR. A. NJ Palmer, who is geuvrnlly Us.
tpcmcd the ablest of the mru Identified
with the drama and Is also u man of
great cultivation most artistic sense,
I'm speaking of tie future of thp drama
of this country. saidi
1 presume that the Americans viii
create "a drama as artistic, as perfect and
of as great influence as that which hus
characterized the national drama Of
France. The indications all point that
way. Hitherto we have had almost no
distiuCtiyply American drama. We have
had artists, some of whom are quite rs
impressive and talented as some of those
who have made the fame of the French
stage. ] do not need 10 mention them;
every one knows who they are.
We have learned already how ia mount
u play. how 90 give IL all those nccvE-
series which combine 10 furnish the per
feet representation. and yet after all,
we have been compelled tu depend, it
not entirely upon the greater drumausts
of Europe. at least upon the methods
aud suggestions indicated 10y the work
Of those who are esteemed the greater
drnmntists
Until recently I may say that we have
had no distinctiycly American play
Somr of the American drumutists have
written plays which have been great sue
cpssps and are models of dramatic work
mnnship. and vet. after all, these play'
have been written and constructed ~
imitation of the best European examples
BY am American play | mean, Of course
a play perfectly constructed, whose din
loguc while natural Is yet suitable for
the stage, hut whose motive is essentially
American An American play should dc
pict American life; u should breathe th,
atmosphere of the United States, or al
least that portion of the United State
which 10 paints.
Human unturc Is undoubtedly the sam,
IN all countries and IN all ages, but th,
Manifestations or developments ui II
have ;hp flavor ui locality md 10 is th,
art of the playwright while setting iorll
human nature TO set n forth 80 ina
while its truth is recognized its environ
mcut is also suggcAAl tai'Hiully. Tina
* what the coming American playwright
muspt do aud. | believe. viii du. Amcri
can life furnishes every material for thl
, pprfect dramn. the exquisite pure comedy
or the more amusing aud yCt not ncCCs
surily less faithful low comedy. Re
Gently We have had one OF two plays %
This kind The tendency of today uu
qucsuouubly Is for amusement and tha
| broud amusement which cyOkcs heart!
| laughter
IL Is quite likely that in the next cen
! fury the demand may Ice for higher IDEAL
! than this. and when the demand come
! have no doubt that the American play
! wright win be found who will meet Il
In the Twentieth century the American
| drama ought 10 rank with those of tn
| golden days of the drama of the Oh,
World