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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Funeral of Major John ID. Dorman.
fsnecisI telaprar1 m 10 the Dispatch,l

LEXINGTON, VA. August THE remains OF
the tate Major james Il. Dorman, who died In
Staun,or last Friday, were inferred In tho ceme-
terry hero THIS afternoon at O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
" MARY,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
NEXT SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER 5, 1893.

Expenses for students willing 20 teach two
years In the public schools OF Virginia-board
fuel, lights, and washing-sl0 per month; other
students from s12 70 Ga per month. Medical
foe, &C.. Tuition fee-chargeable against such
students as are not willing TO take pledge to
teach-s17 per half session. Send for cs,a-
loele LYON Il. TYLER,
au 1-eod2m President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

TIE Peerless Cake Pan needs no greaslna.
You're boss OF the situation and the loaf
can't leave its bottom crust. The maker
saws al: We say Csc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IN oFFgrs
UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGES IN LETTERS,
SCIENCE. MUSIC. AND ART.
Twenty professors and instructors. Carefully
arranged courses OF study lead to the degrees
of Is. Lit, Il. A., and N. A.
For catalogues address
JAMES NELSON, NJ. A, D. d.
nm s-TuAFim President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
MISS JOHNSON'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The next session viii begin SEPTEMBER
2sTU at the corner OF Grace and Madison
streets. where, fully equipped with all improve
ments for teaching and large corps OF efficient
instructors, tho principal can promise most
satisfactory results.
Attention to tho younger girls Is made
marked feature OF the school.
nu 6-Su. Tu&Thtse l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

Yesterday most OF yol bought Mason Fruit
Jars. To-day for the PRESERVING KET-
TLE-porcelain lined, OF course--3-quart.
15c. 24-quart, 90c. Between sizes pro
portionately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
EDUCATIONAL
{ zw SCHOOL,
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA

Nlnc months session, beginning SEPTEMBER
81, lsp3. Full course two years. bat may DO
finished in less time. Practical and thorough. De-
gree Of B. L. ono class, $40; both. $40. For
catalogue address the Chairman OF the Faculty.
NJ tho college. For special Information
PROFESSOR ROGER GREGORY,
nm stSe2I Lester Manor, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
SPECIAL PRICE, 25c. A YARD.

Lot No comprises largo lot OF small ant
medium dots and ngures-usual price, 4Oc. O
art
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

Glass Ice-Cream Trays, Rlistening crystal. of
the prosac price OF 50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

Long Griddles, deep enough for cooking steak
size for No. stoves, price 1ec.-half theii
value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

A UGUSrA MILITARY ACADEMY.
N Location. IA the healthfui Shenandoah Val
10y, near stanton. Va. English, Classical, and
Business courses with Military Training. For
catalogue apply 70 CHARLES s. ROLLER, Prin.
cipal, Fort Defiance. Va. ~ U-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
SPECIAL PRICE, tic. YARD.

springs and igures-usual price, 37lfc. a yard.
SPECIAL PRICE, 19o. A YARD.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29
Installation of Officers.

At q regular meeting Of. Reno En-
campment, No. s, /. o. o. F., Monday
night District Deputy q. G. p, g. Q.
McNeepe, assisted by the following
grand officers: II. p. Brown, &. II. F.;
AL. White, &. 3. W; John Bowman, e..
Terrible ]. V. Peers, G. Treasurer 5. W.
Peek, Il. {. s., installed the following
officers:
Geo. W. Campbell, c. P; Nick Ham
mersMith, II. p; August Robinson, >
W.; F. c. Updike, scribe; J. j. Becker
treasurer; J. IL. Berger, J. W.; J,'John'
son. I. S.; r. c. Leeper, guide: B. Peck
LIST W.; j. II. CLARK, I'd w; u. "
O'Connor, 81 w.; r. l.. Bush, an
5. Jacobs, lst q. Of T.. 5. O. Aeqda'l'
I'd q. OF l..
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Pyramid Picnio.

'
Mr.. Charles Lowry vas in town this
week and from him We learned that a
party was given at .Mullen's ranch ut
Pyramid Lake last Sunday in honor Of
Miss Josie Odett. 1t was q most en-
joyable affair and everybody present had
a royal time. 1t was an ideal picnic spot,
with the green grass for a carpet. The
people Of that vicinity are truly western
in hospitality and the lunch was an
ideal one. Coffee, lemonade and cool
spring water were the liquid refresh
ments. Mr.. Lowry says ali enjoyed it as
much as he did. and the memory Of the
happy people, the delightful scenery
and the joy of the occasion will linger
with him. Among those present We're:
Mr.. J. Odett, wife and daughter,
Miss Josie; Mr.. Frank Dickinson wife
and daughter, Clara, Of Winnemuccs
valley; Messers Mathews and Mrs.
Mathews; MI. j.. .setclif, wife and
daughter, Nettie; Messers George and
Tom Blundell: Mr.. Cowles and Miss
Clute of Spanish Springs; Mr.. Pearl and
his kodak; Capt. G. G; Warner; Miss
Richardson Miss Hattie Clark and Mr..
Chas. Lowry from the Reserve.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29
LIARS n LABS.

Andy saws that they will not sing til
the next concert.
Hall says when Joe Lavoy ~as pulled
out OF the reservoir at Prosser Greek tn,
other day the seat Of his trousers vas
full of fish.
when Skinny Smith got short OF pant,
when he was or the road he used to
borrow = pair Of Tom Berry's, cut them
of at the knees and get = guaranteed at,
From the blue appearance of the milk
at the breakfast table'at Hot Springs the
other morning, Adam Shriber remarked
that the weather must have given john
ME Smiths COW the blues.
A father of eight inasriageable daugh-
tiers advertised De q last escurce to get
them of his hands. He received the
following telegram: IAN q bachelor.
Will gladly marry one Of your daughters.
Send = sample at once."-Mike Donelin.
The Hons Sweet Home Boarding
House is responsible for the following
'rhat the latest report OF newly married
people is that the bride looks in the
sewing machine box for the broom when
desiring to sweep while the groom
poured = pitcher Of water on the floor
instead OF the wash basin.
"Mr. Masks tastes must lean towards
agriculture" said q handsome young
lady to the scribe last night. When we
asked why she replied: II wal going to
saltwater on the atsge last trip and he
fell ssIeep-and, q lock Of delightful con-
%tentment stole over his face as talking in
his s~lumbers'he said :" "Ah that MAS .
$l6 rake"
Three, women went in bathing in o
ca~nai'near MADEIRA day before yesterday.
They never noticed until after they were
arrested that they had left their bathing
suits ct home, and were very much
mortified when their attention was cal
led to the oversight, The notice of the
MADEIRA officers WIS drawn to the affair
by the unprecedented anxiety Of the
masculine population to go to the canal
ahdSHe' if'it was albright The women
wilt probobly BE- fined; that being. con-
sidered- the pest way Of curing their
observation-disclosures .-Stockton Mail.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29

Experienced irrigationists in the San
Joaquin Valley think 1t il possible to
work an Improvement in the system in
two directions. One IL TO make use Of
She high waters Of winter and epyinp.
which now run to waste; the other IN to
dispense largely with surface wettinv of
the ground, wbiSh produces sickness and
calis for much work that can be done
away with.
The. ,yags have been numerous and
troublesome this Week .. aSa. eo,.tabls
Golding cleared the town yesterday and
the day before. Choking women, steal
iAg v%alises, drinking alcohol, selling
whiskey to Indians, and threatening TO
kill a few brakeman were among the
catalogue of crimes charged to the gang
which the diligent officer scooped. They
are doing time vt Reno.
Mr.. A. L. Clippenger spent several
days at Chicago aud says the accounts
appearing in the press regarding high
prices fer meals are over drawn and that
q ma tan get an every day meal for
from Is cents to50 cents and everything
nice. He also says you can pay ST. 2 for
the same meal on the anne street. TX
celIent lodgings can he obtained for 81
per day. He. was highly pleased with
the Fair. ",
The Karg-Jorgenson rihe. with which
Uncle Sam is to keep the peace, weighs
eight pounds, can be ~dismounted with
out tools. has a magazine for Ave car
tridges, can shoot twenty-eight tinesa
minute, can cover a nian at $500 yards,
and seEd a bullet through twenty-nine
one inch plsnks at $50 yards. The
Springfield arsenal began work on tho
gun the FIRST Of this month, and the rifles
will probably be ready for distribution
about September l:'.sA
AT 8, Arnstien.'s cottage by the river
last Wednesday those present ehjoyed'a
feast Of music and song, being enter
tanned by Mrs. H. Fredcricks and Miss
Louise Marzen, both ladies being accom-
plished musicians. After a nice lunch
and 's.very enjoyable time, the party
dispersed, we'll pleased with the way in
which the time was spent. Those pres
ent we're: Mrs. Il. H. Hunt, Miss
Louise Msrzen, Mrs. II. Fredricks, Mrs.
3. Arnstien, Mr.. Williams, C. Macdon-
aid, l.. w. Young and s. Aenstien.
Rev. J. N. Kelsey, wife and children,
have been visiting their many friends
here for several days, having stopped off
for that purpose enronte East. Mr.
Helsly left for eastern Nevada Friday
morning where the family will oyertake
him. At Gonzales where Mr.. Helsiey
is stationed there are three churches
and Ahe new school building. The
Baptist church aid parsonage are neat
buildings oil good size and the Sunday
school has a large attendance. The
visitors will enjoy their short vocation,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29
Church Herxices.

Ninth Sunday after, Trinity July 30,
1893. Services as follows:
Morning Prayer, Litany ard sermon,
IL 100 A. N. ! -
Evening Prayer and sermon n 80 P. n.
Sermon at Evening tosthe /. O. o. r.
EDwN,R. WILLIAMS,
In charge.
Sunday School, $50 A. NJ.
Mrs. Ashley, Supt.
All cordially invited.
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PAY Gar.

sPec'ai "Ia'h having oh oosru ASST
0enl. Supt. Il. II. Pratt; Supt. M r
and NJ, I'D. Small; Resident Engineer
nnos. fitzgerald; DIVISION Supt' ). H.
"hi'eo ana master Meehanic ". H.
f'u1.i came IN from the west Thursday
evening. MT, fratt desired 70 nave .
conferences WIN the employees OF Inc
-. W oSPy
" A'p'afy was 'nrongeu w'h men sooh
4s!er 'ne ar''Vsi Oh ttne special. Inc
volee' Oh the n'eet'nsvae s'a'eH Ds NJ
1ra''' wasa aiscisson on mat
.fS' ne explained 'hat IN tne m'ost OF
s'ea' hhanc'ai oePfessF'n uncel
"'" . country - now 'aoor'ng tna'
H'pos"'o.e 10 oo.aih money on INC
,o'." security. .nsS' oppression "nu
'",'"s On Oh 'fa"c nave very ma'erlaliy
ieu"'eo tne leseh'eS OF inc company
anu 'ha' 'he directors ''ecideo ~ wcu'a
NC .eo'sa.y 70 no'u p"sk the pay ~
un'i' ''ie io'i' =, A"eus'' Oh Shfcn
W 's
p"y se yu.e Wages spu y 8ere veiy
e
..Tu
- h.a, : S
III.
w-.-"~TS
.
- - ,.,..E.r n.,au:s-.s -.
N~nm"e. o,s'
...
."e
'o, 80
~ eu ~
ua,nI 's'u 'na' 'no o,.et
nannsy '"e
comini' - VI 'ae 'o"a' 'ouss' no "os'o
Jake u upSA ~ ouo'
A'u ever 49,
Hos' ches''uif ~ 9ssts an"S "nu
esety'h'nH "ou !u',
the pay car came. MT a. hunn'
:.lo 'nA' hA'i"s ' wy,
cause o. ,'ne l'eek ~ nau
'a'keo ossfVRs0sr.'
and among them had our the
ment 70 DC q unah''ncus :e,os.,e : oo'se
ne company IN every p>"'iDe way.
ina 'he'' were ',n'e' Il" "e
business men OF al classes; OF farmers
employing q Number OF iaoorers; on ih-
oiSidda's WINES 'hesslsuna y. Aato 20
meet their obligations. That TINS con
oi''on o' 'nihsa eA,s'eo WIN "S s'ca
as wen as the ina .nee mp.oyes =
OF the iluckee DIVISION reAiaea TINS ne
cause tDcy were men aoove 'he average
In i~h'eiaisence' s''acs Dorne oeN ny tne
eNis1ffpce 81 'hei. Mora'y ~n'sn $1,000 ~
. monument 70 .na' in~'e'i'sence 'inA'
tne irackee DIVISION men were app,e
ciati'e Oh every x'hohess e.'enoea oy
company a~pprec'a'Ve Q. 'he seooc
VIII that exists between employers -and
employees anu ues'Ious u = co'''o@hce
OF ''a' eooo wiz. ina. inc men were
&c. accustcmec 10 speak,hs oe'ore sueh
. 'sfee as~se"'t"aee'p as ~ 'eis an1 k'e"'
'neF feelings IN .1e .n'a'.e!' Was f"re
their hearts were IT. thsssght place and
they WOMB chee'i"'y a~"i' INC coh'en-
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Notice q, eettie..

!. All PARTED. sinEsdebsed no. has. Stewart,
proprietor Of tho Star Route
Restaurant, ere requested TO call ard
settle on or before the 5f6s day. Of Au-
gust, 1893. ~~-s~a~N4~
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29

MAxSTN-Ah- RsaaI .NexeaA July ss,,iess, to
she wife Of W. q. II. Martin. . daugntsr.r'
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For Sale.

/ wheeler.& Wilson machine No. 9, l
baby carriage.
/ bedroom set, 7 heating stove, 2
tables, ? CARPETS, I rocker wnd other
chairs. Apply to Mrs. II. Wardlaw.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29
Piano for Sale.

A good secondhand New England
Piano for sale. As good as ne%. Only
been used q short time. For reference
cali; at this Office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29

shephard's Lightning ice cream
lreezer at iriswold's-reduced
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29
Olssisncs taeEls "sf .SummAr, Suits at
E. Griswold's.

VIM offef,d few broken lines gents
summer suits at Is per cent. of from
marked prices. Examine soon and get
your size before they are al gone.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Scr ebrIi1e 8eitet tsneSoer ,,metrs
TIDE &anfer.
(gin tpabreS 0eididt9en.)

Neitel bate einen Sleibsrlaben unb
Dertauite meiiienss nit S6aoen; oenm;
bic &dufer iparen unperi9dmt genua.
ifets iaum bic Sdlfte BON eem 3u bic.
ten,, mas er forbertes @nolid fam
@eitel cine seniale Sbte,. tuie er oieier
fortmdbrenbeu,. ueberbortbeilung gin-
bait ibun tOnnte. ST iffdte einfad in
Die Saf1sn Der neuen Rode einen 3u-
iammnaefalteten 3tpansismartidein;
ielbitperitdnolid abex mar bies fein
edter Sheiu, fonoern auf Der &iifieite
befanb Iid cine 9teilame fir 8eitels
@eiddft. @enn nun SemanD 80
@sitsl fam. um einen 8od ;u fanfen.
elhpidelte iih ssfu06nli4 folsenoes
Geiprdh: 3
Rduier. mas inlt Der 8od foaen2
8eitsl: 8iais. billis III ct, mr. pier-
zig Mart,
Sduieg: gia. it bante, ba. min i'd
lisber slsid ruieesn eehen. id gbs ui9t
msbr inas oreiBis Mari. lH
@sitel; g8is heiBt. oas 9sbt nidt,
babe lh oehI eftoroert ben nieoriglten
preia uno pertaiIe Sbnen NIT Sdaoen
ben Rod. ipsnn Sic mir aeben pierjig
Dlasi. Sehn Sic. ipie folioe sear-
beitst 1T Der Nod. feinites. Sud-, fiiblen
Sit bob in ole Saide, nas quite 6ut-
tsf.
q Wdbreah nnn bet &nnIer in bic
Saide ereift. brebt Nsitei ibm tpis 40.
fdli9 oea 3aden. galterer siebt bier.
bel neaaisrig bas oarin beiinoli6e
pupieuasn beraus. tno nadoem er se-
ieben, oab es Elm 3,pan3ismarti9ein
1T, l0bt er es bliBabaea wiecsr in osr
SaiAe eeridminhsn.
llno am @nnt er6dIt ben IaMan.
,elnbe 8eitel ieiae oieraig Mlart, ndb-
reao Der Sdufer iib, i'm GtiHen frob-
lDdenb iber bas aua Gsi9dft.
nel9es er aneenideinIia sema1t bat,
nit oem Rode eutiernt. um orauBen sa
Ieben, buB er, Der ben brapen Seitel
aniAmieetn tuollte, bon bisIem anse.
i9mlert uDroeu lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

Der erfts fran,6fif6e San,u, eiitsy
tue 1trtpaloS.

11e6er Die @elebriateit Der Wiloen
beim Sansunterridt er;dblt Der Sdrift.
iteler uuc Gtaatsmaun Gbatedubriano
in ieiuem @moirsu aI5ieiHsm sluient-
balte in gltuerita:
: y0adbsup i'd bas @otapt9cbiet
surhmanbert batte. betrGt ish ben llr.
ipalo unofii6its mid in meinsr lnab-
bdnsis.sit san3 sliidlib. SD elite DON
8uum su' Baum, balD rs9!s, balo
Iints. inbeml i'd mir iaate: pi,r sibt
es teine gBeae,. feline St1ote- mthr, ,ps,
Der Hepublit nod Wlonar6is, nsosr
prdiibenten nod RDnige, bier oibt es
gar teine Wleniben. SD ipdbuie aileiu
;u iein in oieiem @aloe, boz pernubm
ib plDBiid Wenidenliimmen Mno snt.
oedte 9leld oaraili cine 9ln5a5L @lloe.
Gs iparen Die eriieu. wel9s r,r iu 8e-
ii9t tumen. etma' 3wanSis Mduner uno
Weiber, halbnadt, wie 3aubersr be-
malt, nit ourbbobrten Sbrtn. &aben.
feoern aui benz 2ople uno 9huse in
ben Naienlobern.
Gin tleiner gepuoerter tnol frifrter
Sranspie in apielgriinem Mod ipielte
auf elmer 0iollne uno lieB einise Sro-
teien einen Sang auifiibren. Serr Yio-
lett mar Sansmeilter bel ben Miloen
seporoen. Dan be;ablte ibm Isinen
llnterridt nit Niberiellen ,tne Yaren.
idInfen. 98dbreuo bes amtritanilben
9rieses@ mar er Sii6sniunge bel benz
General &odambeau 'aeiueien uno na9
abmarid Der franS0iiiden &mee in
9ieu Oort 9eblieben; er battc Den gnt.
idluB aeIaBt. Die Nmeritaner Die lido.
men Stinlte 3u lebreu uno bie 9ioili-
iation lInter Den Wilben 3u oerbreiten.
Wenu ert bon ben Snoianern ipra9,
iaste err INNER: ,Sie ipilben Sesren,
bic piloen Damen." Grr tonnte bic
2eidtfiibigteit ieiner S9iiler niht ae.
mug riihmen; id babe in Der 4 bai ME
iol6e Spriin9e seieben. @iolttt biclt
feline tlelne 8ioline Suii9en 9inn uno
8ruif. itimmte lie uno rief bann ben
Sroteieniju: ga vous places" mnb bic
sanse S4aar iprang iuie cine Banoe
9dnonen. ssiir mid, einen Sdller
&oufsau's. tpar biefe 'giuIiibrnng bel
ben Dilben bnr1 einen Bail fehr nie-
osriaiaseno. SD bate SUP su laden,
bod par il ielr seOemiitbist.
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@ts s,an einen pferoebanseI riids
aan8ig sta@t..

Sin einem fleinen Yaoeortr unferer
gfopins = 10 ersdblt Der .Sannop.
Courier" bate ii1 Elm ilinaer 4rst
nieOerselahen. Oaer ,bauptid9Iid auf
Sanopraris angepieien mar. fab er fid
5ur Nnidafiung zines 8citpferoes ge-
n0tbigt uno er fano ein gierh bel einsm
8auern in einem benadbarten Orte,
ipeldes ieinen 6ebler seiste uno ibm
fir feline, 3mede polltommeu seeignst
eridien.
Ser Sarbel tpurbe benin aud abae-
iMoIien unter Der i9riftli6en Yer,ins
5arIn9. oaB Der 9aufpreis bis gum !.
Ropember t.. s. geitunbet iperben ioae.
glls nun Der S1ufer bas 4pferb in em.
pians genommen bate uno IS probiren
lppllte. itellte fi9 su ieinsm G6reden
beralls, oub es iid burdaus nidt reiten
IieB, oaB es, jeoesmal 10 lnnse bodte.
bis es iid ,ieines &eiters entlsoist bate.
gs mar allerbineS niht ausgema1t,
oab bus 9ierb 'ii6 reiten lalien miiht,
unO aIs Der Sertdufer itb ipeiserte,
es suriid3unebmen, nerfiel uuier
Doctor aui folgenos 2iff: gines Wor.
gems trafribn iein Sarbier bel Iebr iibler
2aune ilno. erbielt, aui feline tbeilneb-
menoe Jras.. mas benz Serrn paiiirt
lei, bietslutwort:
sd drgere mid, baB i'd na9 bieiem
trbdrmliben Neitey getommen bin, mo-
i'd nidts,perbienen tann; ipdteltens in
aht Sasen reiie id fir immer ab!"
Ser bieotre 9artideersr bate natiirli9
nidts giliseres ,su, tbun, als bieis ins
tereiante 9teuisteit rpeiter3utrassn. uno
ba Der Doctor aud oae ieine tleinen
Rednunseni beridtiate, 10 perbrsitete
Ii9 Die Na6rift tpte elm 2auiieuer.
Ser Bauer, ma9te fd f9leunisit aui,
linn aud gu isinem 8eioe su fommen,
muBte aberr unperri9teter Sinae abs
lieben, neil btn Doctor einIad aui
ieinsn S6ein beitanb. Sa nan aud
Der &ehisunnnlt oes 9aueru oieien
babtn beidieD,. nas er Dor oem /. go.
bember fein 8tlo nidt Derlan9en
t6nne. anofrerieits es ii9 aber niat
ermittelm lieB, tpOhin iein, S1uloner
feline Sdritts lenten iperbe, belt er es
fur geratben, ina ben lauren 9lpiel su
beiBen unn ous pfero 3uyid,unebmen;
unierr Nottor hatte aber ieinen 3ped
srteidt uno bllsb rubiN ani islners
PlaBe..
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Nv. /.

Gs mar piellei6t cine Wc5e Tpdter,
als Sellmutb BON Sepoen, alS or nad
Slid Die 3eituus Der bena9barteu
&reisltabt aus Der Sano legte. gu Snse
fa9te I:
Wlorsen iihst ina. Oriiten Sermine
SpieB.
Sn bem tleinen gabeort ? ggie
fpmmt lie oabin 4?
Mabrideinlid bat iie cine Greuuoin
ober Nerwanote bort, Die lie beiu9t,
uuo leioet nun inter oem Sdidial
aIIer 8eriibmtbeiten-f fie ioa uuo muB
fid prObutiren.
sSnae bate bas 8last aus ieiner
Sano aenommen unb bic betrefienoe
0nseiee eeleieu. Cine Matinee gu Gun-
fen Der 2aiie sur Rettuns Sdilibriiai.
ger.
gtur cine Matinee 2
sSn bieiem 6al bas prattiidife. Ser
Mpraenoampier brinst bic 0die aus
6. uno nit benz Nbenboampier tOnnen
fie beauem ipiebsr bin. Dian re9net
natiirlieb auf itarien 3u;us bon Stdb=
ten, oenn eas fleine 8ao bat fir ber-
artiee llnternehmunsen bod ni6t Die
geniisenbe Seiu4ersahl.
9as eri9tuert eud ben geIu9 aber
bebeutsnb, meinte Grau BON Sepoen.
8ou bier bis 6. fabrt ibr swei Stun
ben, ben Sriibbampfer tuerbet ibr pobl
faum benuben tOuuen. uno bod mo4te
Snse aetuib germ bin.
9as leugne ib gar niht, Wtutter.
9as friibe sufftehen tpiirbe mir aud
teiu Sinbsrnib iein. Marum ou aber
SelImutbs yesleituns fir 10 ielbfpers
ftdueli1 bdltit, be9reife id nidt. @rabe
iebt in Der grnte uiirbe ibm bas bod
cine re1t ibrenoe 5tittterpflidt iein,
unS i4 tann bob san3 gut allein bin.
Gas beibt, meine Sesleituns 1T Dir
uidt erluini6t
SD CLAUDE gar, bu fiiblit bid per'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

S,ase ,ouroe 70 peib fuie ibr 2leit
uao n.s am SdIuB brauienoer 8eiIan
Der S0ngeriu lohnte. beu9te lid Se1.
mutb iber lie uno fiibrte iie, nad einem
Sllt in ibre unnatiirlid erlueiterten
ausen, aus rem Driifeno beiben Saal
binaus.
Surh Die Mnfdaen por oemIelbeu
f9ritt chen Der iunae Slider.
Yiit on iertis. 6ris
gu Sefebl. 0err 2ieutsHant. WilI
eben binuHtr gum Boot, beuu in elmer
balben StuuSe fino Sturm uno @e.
spitter oa.
&imm mid nit rief Snge. R9 bon
Selmltbs 4rm frei ma6eno. Sd
modte 5uriid mad Der Slauie, 10 balo
nie m0glid!
Gber Snse, iieb bod ben Simmel
an. Oas ware unperantwortlit leidt.
iinutg. Gennit bu nidt einen Sturm
| auf oem 6aii ?
SD mill aber ! rief lie. S6re ae.
ppbute Rube unb WdBiguns mar Der.
idwunben. ibre Mllgen bliBten uno bi.
sarten 9taieniliigel be6ten. SD nil
ni@t warten unb mid seoulben. 5riB,
bu fabrit mid. nift wabr +?
JriB 9UB mar in elmer iener Gtims
muneem in benen benz Meniden oas
llnerbortslte grade bas 9latiirli6e
ideint. Ser alte Sdmiot mar s1be
9erpeien ipe eine Ialbaut. Sorena
unb' ieine tleinen griparnilie, Die er
ibm ais abidlassiumme seben moate,
bate er nit b6bnii6em 2aden abge.
pieien, Der Sanoel bate li9 serir1la=
gen. uuo trotlos iolte er su ienem
Wdo6en ;uriidtehren. Sa mars ibm
aerabe re9t. nenH Die @eaen iein
Sdiffben auf Der &uffabrt ipis einen
6ansbal bin unb ber idleuoerten, uno
tpenn iie's au9 binabspgen in Die Ieb.
mise Siefe- ibm tonnte es elei1 ieiu!
Wollte iie nit. Die pornebme 9ame oa
nit oem bleiden @eiidt uno Den eroben
Musen = ieinetwesen tonnte lie ben
San; pagen!
glod ela.n 9ei6pidtigunssperiu9
ma6te Sellmutb, aber es idien bel
Snae ploBlih Der Srob uno Giseniinn
auf einmal gum 8oridein gu tommen.
befen oollltdnbise 9lbmeienbeit Mutter
uno Sdpiesermutter bon je als einen
ibrer Sauptuor3iiee sefannt, uno 10
fiigte er ii6 nit benz 8oriab. mas in
ieinen Srdftsn itano gum 9lbmenoen
Der 6efabr bei;utraseu, uno beim eriten
fern rolenoen Sonner itiesen Die orei
gum SoOte berab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

SIN % m b enasr SagA-
blattr bot Der rlllt~ folgence pr-
iAmiBta Samilien9ddi6ts entbsdt.
~6rtldrmns. IS winnb seb., ben 6pbn
B. Observation-Disclosures 8eora @tol.
hnaer ni6t nit osnn. bes peMion.
Sabncrbeitsrs Sonpb Stp!binaer su
Dtruedieln. oa llnters. isinen Sobn
bot. Soiepb Stplbinser uno, 6rou,
2anseitraBe 32.-
e Gin .infa mistep- Soa
Suan ldBt iia i'm MnSeissntbeil has
-Sannop. Saaebl." aIip ntrnebmea:
-Salt! gldtunel Siermit allen frnbe-
rem @eliebtet sur 9ia9rabt, baS ia
mid psrlah babe. allia nidts usbr
,u bOifen. 9. ROttser. artiit."
6amiIienitben. .9u.
6ribe. Der Weeiter nno bic @eef,rn
baben R3 beut ia nod jar nid ie.
bauen!" .Sa. fpeeits, .9pHb.lm.
nabrideinIi4 iiaS te bsie nit nan.
bes!"
= SsloF Der Gsoism II .
Hammt rom 9Deibe. g9ie tOnnten
!Ont Die Ranug ssbOr'ns gsOiitsn
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