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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-25

rGtn Treunb tn Der sptb" 1T Or. Buu'S Smffens Sp
rup. Gr fpute in iebem Sausbalt 3ur Sanb feir, fpife
stne Glalhe bod nur % Gents uns mag fe uan@e Dol
tor Ne@nuna ~er5paren. 8eriu@e eS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-25

Sas 9ausmittel Der MeIt-Sutt's
pilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-25
Snsgefammt: 2,186 MeiIen.

Sa, ia, wenn man alt ptrb, feat i& bas 3ipYerIein
etn. Mber mas madt's, fettbem to eaS 5alpation,
Del TN 9auie bate, babe iS fetne Notb, es psrtretbt
mir ben Rbeumattsmu8 TN Saubumbreben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-25
@ir 1niiaidbem Cure &nnbfdbaft!

ner grosartger @orratb bon 81 blinss @ a a + en- 1T lest fir Cure 8efttisu
eegt. Mtr fhbren nur @aaren efer &IaHe, bic mir unRren Gnaben germ empRblen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-25
@ieOer Gr0Hnnus !

@9oI3' Natatorium wirb
am l. Ipril mieber e%r6ffnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

Gum 9fitter Slump BON 2lumpen.
boridt
3og Ritter Belt, boll 2iebesoorIht
Sier Ritter .4lumpens 9ddttrlein.
Serr Slump iab dben grab bsim
@ein.
Sir belt Serr Belt. aebadt, setban,
I'm Sreilein 9loelbeioe an;
Sod fabt Serr Slump bic Werbun9
idle6t.
Senn er mar mdridtenoeels be3e9t.
am anoern Sas. gu frieber 3eit
Stano 8eit gum smeeten Nal bereit
Sur Werbuns. bod Serr 3lumpborid
llff's nei' beouieIt gang unb gar.
.9as," bsntt Serr @eit, .is beedp
t.r. fatal. f 80
Drum mag ids mdridtens nod
dmal.
Belt asbt. - .@o is b'r Ritter
Glump~
Der iibt besedt i'm rVaHen Strump!"
llnb bielemal eins nod Seit Belt
gu tperben um Sdesn.aoelbeio;
9od fets batt' Slump aun'u iotden
Sranb.
DAB .r bic Werbun9 ME peritano.
Sarieber ipuroe Mbelbeib
alu Sabren reid, iammt ibrsm 9eit,
giie ipra6 Serr Slump bas redtt
Mort,
gr 5e9te ohm in eenem tort.
Sa Genes Sases farb bic Waio
llno tint Tlinutsn bruff Serr Belt,
9ob Sitter Slump bon 4Iumpen.
borfdt
Setdmpft nod bette fcinsn 9oribt.
s. Sdmibte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

fdeinIidem 8ersniisen bem 9enuB Els
nes iaftigen 5ilets binsab unb gar
nichts bon bem 4ufleben, bas er er,
reste, au bsmerten idien. Wie aus Ell
nem Srdum ertradt, fiibr er in bic
So5e, ala ber poliaiit feline S4ulter
beriibrte.
~Was. tit etfpas porsefallsne" Gr
f4ien bic Situation gar ni4t su be-
sr.ifsn.
Ran srtlarte fe ibm. 9anfnoten
I'm Wertbe BON tauienb Srdnes ucroen
seipObnlid nidt in iplden Soi6en ses
funben. unb ipenn. bann finb iie in ben
meiiten Gdllen seitoblen.
@r pertbeibiste fi9 auf bas gnts
fdiebenite, iebo9 sana SsrssbIi4.
sd bin feit iiberseugt, ,bab Sic uns
nidt bic serinsfts 2esitimation Sbrer
perfOnlidteit porSeiseH tOnnen." fugte
Der poIisiit. oe-
.Das iIt tpabr, i1 fann es niht.
Iber tsabrideinlid tpirb Sbnen au9
tein einaiser Der anipeienben 2sute auz
genblidlib Elm berartises S6riftltiiG
porlesen t0nnen."
rNun benn. alIo feline 2esitimation;
tnbefen einen Ramen tperben sic bod
tpobl beiiben; alfo ipsr iiub Sie9"
sd bin Giirit @bmonb be @arnins
r@arum ni9t Der 80nig bon Gns>
lanb2" b0bate Der Munn bes 9eIeBes.
nGnslanb ipirb bon einer 3onisin
r.sisrt". belebrte i'm Der 8eripottete.
r@enus. genus! Bir brauhen S6re
tpeiteren Grtldrunsen nidt. 5olsen
Sic mir!"
llrb bamit padte Der prlisift nit
feintr breiten Sanb ben permeintltaen
8erbre4er am &rasen, 5ipung ibn iofs
4erart, feinen piab gu berlafsn. uno
fiibrte i'm ab. Sie Wette mar aerpns
men; benn bon etnem Der entfsrnterea
Sifde erboben fi9 i.Bt Der fette Ioeraos
bon Worbella, Der lebbafte Ga aitdmbilbe
unb mebrere anbere 9erren, riefen ben
9eamten suriid unb unterri6teten i'm
bon bem Sadperbalt.
Gr mar 10 iiberipaltist bon Eritaus
men, 70 boiler Gtfer. fia au cntIchulbis
gen. unb 10 beripirrt. bab er in bet
Sibe feiner uuteripiirfsen Derbeusuns
gen nit feinem Sut Sur3 cine JenIter.
ideibe fubr. ipdbrenb er por fi9 bin
murmelte: ~5iirit! -SurIt gbmonb
be Garninpal!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
SrndfebIefteufeI.
auf i.inem p.rbliiiit.n @siidte iau9.
te stpas tuie Elm grober 3pieIel auf.

Ser Weisheits3abn. sd
muB in b Staot uno mir ben Deis.
heits3abn ausreiBeu lafen!~ DOS Ieih
/ uet!, -. Su bift 10 idon bumm
s'nug! s hab' Si nit BEN Msisheits,
3abn 'eunsa. uno Der muab bleib nj"
-S6dife Reelome. Sdnei-
berm.iiier 3midtl empTitbtt ben Q. &.
S.rren Stuoenten i.in Eager fertiaer
Rl.ioer. Die bon ioI4e, Sau,rbaitiateii
iino. bab iie bis CUR g.jabluns aus.
balten.
= Seshalb aebt's nj d t.
Grau: Mein giann tann nidt mebr ,as
9lrbeit tpmmen. er III beuts gla6t ae.
forben! @ertiiibrsr: Bas. Der Whlsr.
-ia oas aebt nidt, Der Wann bat ia
nod orsi Wtart 8OrlduB!
= Gin g 9wsren6tber.
lieutenant; n....,. Sic babea iein,
Gbnuna. mein Gruulsin. rpie Sic mid
lisb,n!"
StIInerpib. ,Yrinaen 81,
mir su bisisr Spite st,pas Sauer,s!-
..Yitte. ieGeiht bic - Rednuna2-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

yli9t peit bapon bat Elm amerifani,
Ider Griinbsr flint nieblide Sebdube
.rriatet, ipelde eieens fit bas 8limd
in Der Deltausftellunssitabt unb
Gbnli1en @ssenben beitimmt unb
Tdmmtlidb nit 9reibpnan3en sefiillt
Tnb. Das eine berieIben eutbdlt
zine srobartise Sammlung Gbrnians
tbemum., bic ia iebt 70 febr Wobez
pfanSen gefporbsn iinb, bas anbere
umI9lnbt cine SrdibeensSammz
lung II. +. fp. Roien unb Waherz
pHdnSen peribiebener grten iinb in
reisenben sroBen 9ruppen pertreten.
Dor 2lIsm aber follen bisIe unb anz
bsre 8autsn OH ii6 ben 5ortidritt in
Der SreibbduiersG Contraction bars
tbun, iopobl betreTs bss Sdubes Der
gsbGube, ipie betreffs Resuliruns Der
Sibe. ipariamer Intpenbuns BON
WaHer loft fir bic Na4baridaft Der
SreibbGuisr elm nod biel iuidtiserer
Puntt. als fir biefe felbft!). atpedmd>
bigger 2iiftunssmetbobsn unb enolid
funitpolIer @norbnuns bon Raienz
0eeorationen. - 0erI1iebene anbere
grfinber n.bmen eleidfulIs an ber
Musitattuns bieler 8auten tbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

Mas bic 8dliten fef bIt betrifft. 70
1T bic srObte Sorsfatt barauf s,tpen=
bet iporben, eine re6t getreue Ra9s
bilbun9 Der Dor 400 Sabrsn beItanbez
nen Wobruneen unb Ginridtunssn
Der Sroteien Su bieten; unb gum
Slid bat es aud an Watsrial nnb
anbaltspunfte nidt sefeblt Das lans
se. niebsre @ebGube 1T Elm Ratbspers
iammlunss>9aus. Oie Wobnbduier
sntbaIten. ouBer ben Isbenben csnFofs
fen unb ibren nieblihsn ,Irbtiten.
aud Waffen. gefdBs unb iibsrbaupt
alIes, fpas 5u Sroteien.Wobnunsen
bss Is. sSabrbunberts seborte; unb
Inn bic WGnner unb Squaips ia
redt acknowledgement su flsiben.
mubte man eiaens Roibmilb tobten.
bamit man aus ben @sbnen besfsIben
ben ridtissn Saben sur SsrIielIune
Der 3leiber erfielt. atm llfer Der ca.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

unfern bes ufers Der iiibli6en Ca
yune, ipel9e ben 2eiern mebrfa9 pors
seiteHt norben tit. setpabrt man Elm
lanses, nieberes @ebdube. unb banes
ben mebrere Wispams unb @inaGus
nungen. Oieie 8auli9teitsn itelIen
bas Oorf bes Sroteien bar, = einen
She'll Der 9lusitellung bes Staates
Nep Yort. Sebsn Giebbaber Der 8ol=
ierseididte pirb bas Srotsienbori
mG6tie fefelu. 9ier babsn mir Rupz
ferdeiidter Dor uns. bic oenau 70 aes
lteibet iinb. pie ibre @orbdter 3ur
Seit, als columbus ben ameritaniz
iden Continent entbsdts, unb iif
aud 10 geben.
etpa 20 Snbidnsr unb Snbianez
rinnen bepobnen bieIes Oorf. Sic
iinb aus ben beriibmtsn feds perbiinz
beten Nationen Der .Srotsisn" ausees
pGblt: ben Senseas, Sneibas, Gabu=
Jas, Snonbagos. Wobapts unb Tusz
|taroras. Oabei 1T jeber bieler Snbiaz
|ner ni9t bios elm Nertreter ieines be-
Tonberen Stammes, fonbern sIeisbseiz
tig elm serabliniser 2Ibtomme zines
i'm &ries ober 5rieben beriibmten
9duptliuss. ~Reb Sadst" 3. g., bem
gu @bren ia aud bor einigsn Sabren
Elm Oentmal erri9tet fpuroe, ilt burh
einen sleidnamisen gtadtommen pers
treten. ebenio 2aporte. Gnbli6 ere
folgte bic gluspabl bieier Rotbbdute
AUDI nit Riidiidt auf ibre erobtm0ss
li9e 9ef6idIibteit in Der iiberli.fer-
ten &iiniten bes 5risbens, als 6a
finb: Deben. Stiden, a0rbefletbten,
9ol5f4niben. Ii. (. IN. Man ii.bt
alio, bieies 9duflein 0ftlider 9totb-
bdute lit elm 10 reprGientatipes, pie
man iid muir benten iann.
Sn ben befasten unb anberen frieb=
liden RiiniteH fteben serabsbie Srofe=
len Iebr bod unter ben Snoianern ba; +;
unb lper bies nod nidt lpsib. fam
fd bier bapon iiberaeussn. Die
Sanbarbsitssproben finb tGufli6 au
boben. unb bereits madt E% cine
ftarfe Ha6frase na9 benielbsn sel-
tenb. Der ii9 bod einmaI siniae
.Soupenirs" Der WeltausfelIuna fir
9elbespertb suleaen min. Der fam
iaum buntesperthere finbsn. ols i'm
SroteiensOprfe. 10 ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
Sreisbaus inn 8iGenitpl


Rad bem llrtbeil bon SadoerIdna
biaen seb0ren bic 0ampfbttSunssa
4pparate. bic bisber bonn publitum
ipenig bea6tst tpurben unb oud Der
Ditterung balbsr nidt our @eltuns
aebra6t fperben fonnten. seraSe 5i
ben pertbpoIliten gtnri9tunseu in
bie{en @ebGuben. Sic .rm0sIihen
cine ielbittbGtiss (automatiide) Res
esluna Der Semperatur uno cine
b0dt rationsne @ertbsiluns Der
5ibe.
Giner Der GrFnber bat cine befons
bere @petialitGt aus eiiernen Rabs
men fir SreibbGufer aemadt. unb bic
Sf.lette bon 5ipei fofden tann mon
ertra auf bem RaIen b.ipuneern.
.auniiperfe" iinb IS eerobe nitbi;
mon modte bon Weitem fat alauben.
es nit 6teletten poriintFutbli9er
RieTsnntbiere au tbun gu boben. ipie
iie in bem antbropoIosifhen @sbdube
am Sioenoe Si finoen iino. OaFiir
finb iie a6er iibernus prattiT9; aud
5eusrii9erbeit pirb fir ioIds 8auten
saranttrt. '1
Die TuBb0ben in biefen Sreibbdu=
fern Iino nit Terrdeotta ober anoeren
Stoffen, ebenfulIs gum Sbtil na9
aans neuen sbseu. gebedt.
aneemeinem llrtbile sufolse in
nod ME supor cine 70 bemertsnsipers
tb. unb oieloerIpredenbe @usItsllums
bon SrsibbGuieru unb Sreibbauss
ausItellungen sr5ieft porben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
9reibbaus.Ausiteauaeen ite q en-.


Sn mannisfadsr Sorm trsibt bas
Srfnbereenie auf Dem Gbieagoer
Deltausiteaunssplab. innerbalb unb
1uBsrbalb cer NusfteGunsssebGube
leine gliitben. Giner In5abl Grfin=
cungen Der peridiebsniten 9lrt baben
mir in leBter 3sit seba9t. 9iesmal
let auf cine Grfinbnnsens9fusit slIung
9tn9eipieien, rpelhe 5ipar obns isnSas
tionelle Seite, aber bon bsm grOBten
Snterefe fur olIe 8lumsnliebbnber
unb 9lumen5iidter lift, unb on Der
lppobl @meritaner tpie GuropGer be-
'tbeilist iinb, ndmli6 auf bic 9reibe
6auier Der alIerneueiten Gattunesn,
BON benen natiirIid9 isbe beanipru9t.
zine srobe 3utunft gu baben. .a.i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11
SroauotS auf bee ,,@orte'S
Gair".

Snbianer unb SnbiansrsReliquien
inb an perf9iebenen Orten bes Gbiz
tago Weltausitellunssplabes unb am
Mibpap pIaiIanee. ioipie auberbalb
bes ipeitausitelunss sbsbeutenben 8sz
begss beim Buffalo Bin 5u finben
Die cipiliiirten Hotbbahte iinb gum
Sbeil nod beifer pertreten. aIs bic
unttpiliiirten; bic Dftliden Eotbbduts
lam man ebenIo pobl tennen lernen.
ipie bic ipeftiiden, unb in DieIer Be-
3iebuns perbient au9 bic gasitelluns
Der feds Ndtionen Der Srpteien bonn
Stddte Rap Yorf, bob man ibr einen
9eiu9 abftatte. Dieielbe 1T neueren
OatIms, bilbet cine intereFante grz
|sdnauns au Der arddolOsiihen Doll
tertunbe 9lusitelung am Siibenbe
Der Weiben Stabt. unb liest aud in
Der Radbari4aft bss arddolosilden
9ebGubes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

Weitli9 bonn 9artenbaupaldit bal
I'm f6peiSeriI4er grfinber cine Reibs
Sduler aufeefiibrt. ipelde unourd,s
Oringlib gessn Saselidlug fotpie gez
gen Steine ober irsenb pelde anbers
Sel9oFe nit ausuabme BON &lgeln
Iein iollen, babel aus leihtem uni
lihtem Material beIteben. ods ber Grs
finber .Yaditeins@las" setuuft bat,
unb re9t aierlib entiporfen iinb. Oas
Material lit iibrisens aud fin manz
he anbere 3ipede su sebrau4eu, als
liir Trsibbduier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

2ebte SpfFnuna. Start
bsriduloeter 2ebsmam: .Sebt iaui'
i'd mir bon meinem lebten 8tlbe elm
9oosl Gelpinu' i'd, 70 lam idb bsira.
ib.n = eepiun' i'd nidts. 10 mug i'd
hsirathsn!+
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

8arun tr dus3teRen
mnB. Serr Srisbrih : id wollf
Sbnen nur. iagen. boB sic bel mir
ats5ieb'n miiHen /! Sic tomneH inns
mar pinttlid nad Sauie. iperfsn isine
0eniter elm, brennen ieine Sif4beden
unb bleiben ME ipas fauloia-ba tann
isb niT perbienen
= 8eiteiluug. Jrau (beim
@ntiquit1tsns6Gnbler): 8ommen Sic
morssn gu msinem Wsonn. sr III sefsrn
geabelt pprben unb ba brdu4en mir
elm paar @bnenbilber |!
- Wuni4. Ssrr (auf ber
Gtraht): 60 eilis 2 Wobin Serr
Meir 2 = Beiannier Na6 Sauie,
mir ilt nitt rpobl. = Cert: So. no
hanu lsbsu Sic mobI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-11

suns Iieaen inbianifde gdnoes, unb
Don Belt gu 3eit fdbrt Elm Stammesz
Jenoiie in pollem 5arbens unb Sebers
ldmud in einem berlslbsn berum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
1lt,ie distractions.

lprohablv no complaint is oftener hearu
from busy men we'll on IN IKE IMAM s""e
~ intsrruptions the hundred niue ul'ls9
chat daily take them away apparently
-, t,air occupations or purposes II
,,,trht he inferred from their Complaints
that half the lives Of most peoPlo N@S
literally wasted In these niue u!sV' =,
tfons. There is no DOUBT that u"iIS -
,orting calls do hinder man from az
cnmnlishing work ne has la hahd' pul II
a. not demonstrated that these INTERRUPT
ttons are not the best thing for nm anu
for the world 1t could be proved t.ht
"a. man ever accomplished ahythihs III -
world who WAS not very much il'0i
,.,,nted and II is evident that 10 man Is OF
much account who is not haDle " -,
nunovances. The value OF man III ni'' '
eelf or TO the community - pretty 49,,
ratelv gagged by the demands maui ~"
bis time. IL could be shown that ii "h"'
80 a. attempting TO do Is useless tne
world viii not interrupt him. II has az
10 need of that sort OF man. Ana proo''
so, also ne IS fulfilling his destiny. anu
,-lnee of the greatest service hG can na ia
this life. in attending 10 these zen No. ~,
sand calls which seem 10 interfere W. W.
mis- man. As man gets on in'o ~
thick Of life ne can less anu iess I'LL a
ynsns his time, and he is apt 10 sruuipl'
- 80 more al the waste of his pow
n a,.s' the chance is that these Interrupt
80 ave his salvation. II is not only
tnat diversity of interests Is essential 70
lis mental and physical health, put tnss ,
n ,'l can bring out his full pow
crs The man interrupted q great osai 80 -
very much in contact with al sY's So, ~,
lie. and presently ne gets s "an regect
a. =. ~ ~. lies ,tvidly In a hundred ways
,rstead Of negotiating in one. AND ne,
80 the world has reason to thank Goa
Tnt the intentions Of many men ar, are
s ,,'', and that they have not ume
- 40 AZ ali the ovii or the good they Intend
- 10 a a. any man rope enough and ne
Nm hang himself. 1t IS the ipterruP'i ',',
mat not only keep him from mora ,1,,t se'
eide. but keep him fresh'--Nn'''eS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
Christian Busy Men.

Busy men are the most likely Ia be-
come active and useful church-members.
The men who have not the time to do
work IN tho church that may be reason
ably expected of them. are generally
those who have little or nothing to do
elsewhere. We know a man In the West
who conducts a large business. Is d.
rector in several business and banking
corporations, a town commissioner, di-
rector In tho sch6ol board. etc, and yet
he has time TO be Sunday-school super
intendent. Is regularly at the church
and prayer services, attends 10 all the
financial matters OF the church. and
never refuses any other reasonable duty
he may be called on to perform. And
he contributes one-tenth Of his net in
come TO the cause OF religion, and Is
getting richer every year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19

Stopping at the door she PAW sitting by
the atchen FIRE the big Bishop, with
little baby In his arms, When he had
finished his song she went in. ard 'he
Bishop begged her pardo1 for not hearing
fer enter. lie told her the mother had
gone to buy some milk. and as there was
no enc else 10 look after the baby, he
bad said he would take care e II until
che came back. Afterwards the lady
learned that the Bishop had heard the
baby cry, and gone into the room Dis
oo'piDg that the poor mother md no
food and no money. he BAD given her
some money, sent her out, and
taken care Of the baby himself till she
came lack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
crtRLES DUDLEY WARSEH ON IN
TERRUPTI0NS.
ronsiant Contact with the World the
-s,,c.t WAY to Ennobiing Influence
in IA Practical Bishop.
MARr.

Her ewes ere homes OF silent prayer,
Nor other thought her mind admits.
Hut he was dead and there he sits.
And lie that brought him back is there.
Then one deeper love doth supersede
Am other. when her ardent gaze
Rovcs from the living brothers face
Ana rests upon the Life indeed.
Ami subtle thought all curious fears
Borne down by gladness so complete
She bows. she bathes the Saviour's feet
with costly spikonard and with tears.
Thrice blcst whose lives are faithful
prayers,
Whose loves in higher love endure;
What souls possess themselves so pure,
or IS there blessedncss like theirs2
-Tennyson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
p,ahnn and baby.

when tho. late Bishop BROOKS was sss
buried ga Boston few weeks ago W
ritiEsns Of that good old town, 10y 'on'- w
mon consent, and without waiting lor
any proclamation from the mayor, su n',
tended business. and Observes ' ns,,,, as
- ON ~ ,ublic mourning. Or. Philips
brooks wac bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Massachusetts. ont
80 great was the love that was borne
lin, and so general was the high esteem
IN which he was held. that cihzehs OF
all denominations united In showing re-
sIecf 10 his memory
A story told by the New YORK Woriu
shows .he unselhsh Kindness OF heart
that had cndeared him TO all who came
in contact with him. IL is only one or
many such stories that might be told
about him. once a lady going up some
riekety tenement-house stairs TO see
Poor won an heard u mans voice singing,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
IN AND our THE CHURCHES.
Notable Charities-Brief Items of Inter
est.

est.
Or. William Gardner, Of Bedford. Ind,
has made valuable Gift 10 the American
National Red Gross Organization. 1t CON
sists Of tract OF land in the Blue Grass
region OF Kentucky, covering 7s2 acres, or
considerably more than a square mile,
and having upon II a village, a post
office, barns. tenant houses, orchards.
forests. Including groves Of sugar maple.
quarries OF the famous Bedford Oolitic
stone, beautiful river frontage of one
mile, and springs Of excellent water A
trunk line Of railway passes through It..
three other lines Of railway are near it;
making 1t easily accessible for shipping
purposes 10 all parts Of the country. 1t
is three hours from Louisville four hours
from Cincinnati. four hours from In
dlanapolis. six hours from St. Louis. and
seven hours from Chicago In rendering
the gift TO Miss Clara Barton, the presi-
dent of the Association, Dr. Gardner eK-
presses his hope that other persons VIII
Join I'm putting up such buildings as may
be necessary TO III It TO be the home Of
the organization.
The annual report of the German Hos
pital and Dispensary Association shows
that $4,000 had been subscribed for the
purpose of providing suitable building
Tor a training ScNOOl lbF nuIhtef anu Alht
steps would be taken Immediately toward
carving out the wishes OF the associa-
ton. The permanent fund Of the hospital
has been increased as follows: Legacies,
| Sc. $50; donations. $2,296.4l; receipts from
| the concert, $3179M. from the German
Charity ball. s., 800: and from the Hospital
| Saturday and Sunday Association, $'-
| 520.57. During the year 2t'2 patients were
| treated I'm the hospital In the dlspensary
| % 232 patients were treated free OF charge,
| II 5S4 calls were made upon them, III
| physicians caring for the sick and suffer
| ing, dispensing 1886 prescriptions. The
| number of applicants varied from $40 10
| 1872 per day. The Charity Organization
Society investigated 22l cases.
The proceeds of the Hebrew Charity
/ Ball, in Philadelphia. January Slst,
amounted to 81, 523.22. The sum was dis
tributed as follows:
TO the United Hebrew Charities. 1927 Il
| To the Jewish Hospital Associa-
....''''. o'oo9 "a
| TO the Jewish Foster Home and
Orphan Asylum Observation-Disclosures. 5,5OO IA
To the Orphans' Guardians. ,156 g
TO the Hebrew Education Society. 900 q
! TO the Association Of Jewish I'm
| acknowledgements. oOO w
To the Jewish Maternity Associa-
| tiOn.................... ........ f90 w
| To the Young Womens Ulion.... 800 %
The Thornwel Orphanaae. at Clinton
S. r., originally founded by Presby-
terians, but gathering from other de-
nominations. has developed from half
| dollar gift of an orphan to little village
Of cottages for orphans. With buildings
! for school work, technical training anc
general care. There are 10 persons re-
siding in n from ten different States and
eight different denominations. Every
child is given an excellent business educa
ton and is taught trade. "he expense
last year was about $4,000. given in small
| sums by thousands Of individuals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
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The Somerset reporter., 1893-12-11

II have here, began the energetic
man as he bundled into the young law
yer's office. the greatest invention of
the age
1t was cases that the lawyer wanted,
not inventions, and he said something
rather rude, but the energetic man
proved to be philosopher and merely
smiled
~ call it, pursued the visitor, 1.-THE
eternal kisser, because there is simply
no end to the kisses it bestows. 1t is
this" He hauled out spray of mis-
tletoe covered with white berries. This
interested the young lawyer, who raised
his eyebrows inquiringly.
Mistletoe, proclaimed the agent,
lis very scarce this year, and bunch
containing score of berries would
bankrupt poor man. Now. this great
invention brings happiness within reach
of all. Tradition permits you kiss for
each and every berry, you know. You
hold this spray above your beloved s
head-so. You bend-so- and kiss her.
Then You grab a berry pull it
presto, it flies back agaln in place.
fhe leaves and berries are india rubber
sir, and-two did you say? Fifty cents.
Thank you, sir. Good day. Harper 8
Magazine.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-12-11
An Insulfeal Sc0tchman.

The following story heard at Killarney
shows how differently an Irishman and
Scotchman will take joke. An English
man who had been fishing in the lower
lakes said to his boatman: IAN extraor-
binary thing happened to me some time
ago. lost pair Of scissors out Of my
fishing book at the end of the lake. The
next year was fishing here again and
hooked and killed a very large pike.
felt something very hard inside him, so
opened him, and what DO you think it
was?" "Begorra. your honor, I'd think
it might be your scissors only for one
thing" "What is thatr asked the other.
"It's only just this, your honor, that there
never was pike in any of the Killarney
lakes since the world began"
Afterward the same Englishman tried
the same story on gillie in Scotland.
When he asked him, "What do you think
was inside the pikef'' the gillie replied:
"Your scissors and nae CUTS; and the
Duke of Argyle-and he's far greater
man than the king-would not have in
suited me sac. I'll fish nae mare wi
ye." And of he walked.-"Seventy
Years Of Irish Life"