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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
WELL 1 WILL!
If "Uncle Strock" Don't Compli-
ment Gov. Brown and Attor-
ney General Hendricks!l
The Grand Old Third Party Leader
Sees Some Good in Democrat
ic Office Holders!
THE RowN-BUCKNER CONTRO-
vERSY.

EDITOR BRECKENRIDGE NEws:-I sup
pose that it is generally conceded that
any controversy arising between high
State officials attracts more or less inter-
est among the citizens Of said State, as
well as outside of it, at least to some ex-
tent And when such controversy be-
comes public and in the nature of an adj
dress to the people it then seems proper
for the people to express their approval
or disapproval MS they see fit. That JUS
tice may be approved, and thereby let,
our representatives understand that the
dear people are not appealed to in vain.
Gov. Buckner's defense throughout con-
sists in an effort to show that Gov. Brown
has garbled or changed certain words, yet
true in substance and does not alter the
facts in the case in the least. Why such
labored zeal is manifested in that direc-
ton is hard to understand. For instance,
Gov. Buckner virtually says that the
horse was not in the stable, but admits
that he was told by member of the
Board that the horse was there. 1t does
seem, from careful examination of the
papers, that this is fair sample of the
main points in the defense, which also
clearly reveals the ear marks of Gov.
Knott throughout. Be that as it may,
Gov. Buckner by digging around in State
affairs, has only caused stronger stencil
to rise. Everybody in Kentucky, and out
of it for that matter, knows enough of
the management of State affairs under
Gov. Knott, Gov. Buckner, Auditor Hew-
lit, Wat Hardin and Dick Tate, and |
think it is now generally believed that
Gov. Brown is trying to save something
from the great wreck of former years.
And Gov. Brown and Attorney General |
Hendricks deserve lasting honor for max |
ing the effort. The effort of Gov. Buck |
ner to throw dust in the eyes of the peo-
Pile, and torturing and twisting the Eng |
lish language, to traduce and degrade the |
standing of Gov. Brown, isall loves labor |
lost. Our representatives, if they don't |
know, will learn that dust soon blows |
away.
Five hundred recruits wanted imme-
diately, armed with hickory withes, to go |
OF Frankfort to dispense the Legislature.
Il. S. FRYMIRE.
PRESTON, KY, April 25th, 1898.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

A. r. Fisher, the druggist, desires us
to publish the following testimony as he
handles the remedy and believes it to be
reliable 81 bought 80 cent bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and applied it
to my limbs, which have been afflicted
with rheumatism at intervals for one year.
At the time bought the Pain Balm
was unable to walk. lean truthfullyIay
that Pain Balm has completely cured me.
r. II. FARR, Hollywood, Kan. Mr.. A. b.
Cox, the leading druggist at Hollywood,
vouches for the truth of the above state
ment
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
CUSTER.

Smith, of Garfield, was seen on the
streets Saturday.
Mrs. Bandy Oliver is visiting her par
ents at Constantine.
Mr.. Abel Gillingwater was in Custer
Monday buying cattle.
Master Raymond Meador is home from
school. He will remain for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon, with their daugh-
ter, Mollie, spent Sunday and Monday at
Irvington.
"Gilly" Pile thinks he has the sweet
est little Tucker for sweetheart that
ever he saw.
Messrs Stiles and Jones, Vine Grove,
have been cattle buying in and around
this vicinity.
Miss Bette Berry returned from Gar
field Sunday accompanied by friend, her
brother and his wife.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
BIG SPRING..

10 uisville is the place for the capital.
Our base ball club will organize soon.
Mr.. Bill Stiles, of Vine Grove, was in
town the other day.
Miss Lily Richie, who has been dan
gerously ill for some time, is now recov-
ering.
We think it is time for the Custer cor
respondent to let up about that Mr.. But
ter Maker, of Irvington.
That wedding bell of Custer has not
tolled yet. You have told us about the
wedding, now go toll the bell.
The firm OF Jacob & Myers have set up
a millinery department in one end of
their dry goods store, and have engaged
a lady from Louisville to take charge
of it.
We understand that Frank, the gem
ial letter writer to the Messenger from
Mooleyville, thinks OF visiting our town
some time in the near future. Come
right along, Frank, we would be glad to
see you. We will look up an old fiddle
and have II. w. j. to ''cut the pigeon
wing"
Nothing but peace and serenity per-
wade our town now, save II. w. Us let
tiers to the Messenger which contain his
thinks and what he thunk," and occa-
sionally an unmodified word or phrase
that no one but himself can divine the
meaning of.
Spring is here and
The bull rush Is out,
The cowslips about,
All the flowers have pistls
A L.. 1. -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling r.King's
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as WE'LL
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. For
ale by Short & Haynes, druggists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
Do You Know
OBSERVER.

That large percentage Of deaths in this
country are caused by consumption and
lung trouble? A little cold neglected in
the beginning often terminates in con-
sumption. Every time you cough you
increase the trouble, and an inflammation
is soon started, which is difficult to con-
troll. There is one remedy that cures
quickly every kind of cough. That is
DIR, Hale's Household Cough Cure. II is
the best. Are you not entitled TO the
best? For sale at 25c. and SOC. bottle
at Short & Haynes drugstore.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

II Everybody would white wash in Gus
ter she'd loom up equal to the white
house in Washington.
Sidney Brack is visiting his grand
father. 1t is supposed that he will moi
return TO Louisville until after the wed.
ding.
Mrs. Margaret Hardin, of Rosetta, takes
the blue ribbon in chicken raising. She
has considerably over one hundred little
chickens.
This place and Rosetta would be great
ly benefited by daily mail. We have
tri-weekly. Why not send a petition
for daily.
We have Morgan and his show again.
This time it is not Morgan, but with Nor
gan to assist. They show Punch and
Judy with variations.
II you have brag COW come to Custer
and see if you are not little behind.
This is the city for everything in the
brag line, from a cob pipe up.
1t is believed fruit will be plentiful,
Notwithstanding the late ice and cold
weather. A great deal has fallen off but
enough is left to insure plentiful crop.
That man with the hard name to spell
has made another visit to the neighbor-
hood. This time he stole in the back
way, thinking we would not hear OF it.
The slyest of the sly will get caught
sometimes.
Farmers are complaining OF the contin-
ual bad weather. To-day, the 2Sth, looks
as il their complaints would be turned
to joy and they could begin where they
left off. Most of the corn that was plant
ed will have to be done over.
Any one having farms, stock, farming
toels or produce to sell, notifying me, will
be duly reported and noticed. Will also
say that | am authorized by the News
editor to furnish all parties desiring to
subscribe for the News. Call and see me
at F. b. Lyons residence.
Quite lengthy sick roll this week, viz:
Mr.. Alb. Oliver, wife and several of their
Mrs. Nan. Butler, Robt. Cook,
John Harrington, DIR. Meador, Mrs. Lyon,
Mary Sekuske, Bernard and Joe Carman,
Peter Butler, and several others whose
names | failed to get. All have the same
malady which is quite prevalent through
out DIR. Meador's ride' 1t is attended
with great deal OF suffering but is not
very dangerous.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
GLENDEANE.
Amy weather at Glendeane.

Rainy weather at Glendeane.
Mr.. @. l.. Boyd will leave Monday for
Greensboro.
Miss III Norman has returned TO her
home in Cloyerport.
w. G. Norman has gone to Cloyerport
ON visit to his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty, of Texas, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ii. II. Dean
We are glad to hear that there is some
improvement in Mrs. j. A. Moorman's
condition.
We regret to chronicle the death OF
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
Parks Cough Syrup

Has been so highly recommended to us
that we have taken the agency for it and
now ask our friends who are suffering
with cold to give it trial and il it does
not give satisfaction your money will be
refunded. Every bottle is sold OH posi-
tive guarantee. Price 80 cents and 81. 90.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
A POEM.
Written by Rev. John Hewitt, on the
conversion of his daughter, Betsy, March
oath, 1904.

liiNtISlOl VI HlS uuuRllitIs DtNNNs W
It'll, 1904.
Come my friend, rejoice with me,
For what the Lord has done we see
Has blest the soul of one dear child,
o, may not one be left behind.
The invitation is to all,
hope that she's received the call.
My Jesus SAYS, ~ am the way
hope that she will him obey.
In all his righteous laws be found,
O, may she now his name resound,
In songs of praise to his dear name,
o, may her soul be much infamed.
With love to God for what He's done,
| trust the battles now begun.
o, give her grace that she may fight,
To serve her Lord both day and night.
Let us beg to God for aid,
That she may now be much engaged
In prayer to him tor precious souls,
May all his children now behold.
In prayer to him for all mankind,
That no poor soul be left behind,
Let us pray both night and day
For Christ to help them on their way.
Let's beg to God for help in need,
That all our children may be freed,
From sin and bondage now set free,
To praise him through eternity.
MY brethren and my friends come see
What a Kind Savior did for me,
Help me to pray. help me to sing,
O, let the heavenly arches sing.
I'll praise my God for what he's done,
And beg him still for help to come,
And send thy spirit from above,
And fill our souls with heavenly love.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

Bad complexion indicatesan unhealthy
state of the system. DeWitt's Little Ear
ly Risers are pill that will correct this
condition. They act on the liver, they
act on the stomach, they act on the bow
els. A. r. Fisher, Cloverport, and Witt
Meador, Hardinsburg, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

Mrs. Polly Howard, one OF the oldest res
idents of this county.
Although the weather was so unpleas-
ant quite crowd went tnhe excursion
to lryington in the interest OF the Bap-
fist mission.
HAVE you HEARD TAFT
Miss Carrie Owen seems to be in "Er-
nest" when she expresses her preference
for the sweet civilian"
Blue Jeans (Eugene) is still struck on
the Miss Greens
Miss Bette Webb is still partial to
Grown"
Jim Dean is tired OF keeping bachelors
hall.
Mr.. Vena Norman is TO be married
the 10th.
Miss Lille Owen is visiting at West
Point.
Miss Lutte Norman is going as a Mis-
sionary TO China.
Mr.. Charlie Dean is going 10 the Worlds
Fair, via Georgia"
Miss Edna Robertson is going to gather
Berries"
Howard that the Lille is preferred in
Lou Qieu) of other flowers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
DR.. Hale's Household Ointment

Is the finest remedy in the world. 1t
absolutely cures catarrh. 1t cures Neu-
ralgia and Rheumatism. Cures Piles like
magic. Cures salt rheum in the most
soothing manner. Cures inhamed and
Granulated Eyelids. Cures Coughs and
Colds. Can be taken internally. A posi-
tive specific for Pneumonia. Cuts, Bruis-
es, Burns, Chilblains, Sores OF long stand
ing, Corns and bunions are cured quick
ly; different from all else; superior to all
else; it has no equal. 25c. and SOC. boxes
Large size cheapest. Sold at Short &
Haynes drug store.
Balls Balls Balls in endless variety
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

Piles can be cured, piles will be cured,
piles are cured with DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve. An excellent remedy for all
skin diseases. A. r. Fisher, Cloverport,
and Witt 4 Meador, Hardinsburg, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

] lately read in an old book at Hardins-
burgh the following story. Chas. Lamb,
the witty essayist, when once walking
out with Theodore Hook, ON turning a
corner, discovered boy running away
from legend he had not completed and
which read, DAY and Martins B." On
observing this Lamb quickly remarked,
"The rest seems to be lacking"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

Try one OF Babbage's 80 cent outing
shirts. The best made.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

This forcibly reminds me of something
equally as good by the distinguished Geo.
ID. Prentice. Upon meeting and receiv-
ing an introduction to Hardinsburgh's
late Judge James Haswell, he as quickly
asked, Wouldn't it be as.well to leave
off the first letter of your name ?"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

Balls Balls Balls in endless variety
ut Babbage's.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
RRA|IsstEEFRy'ffp!!E
+0|NTM ENT+
CURES NOTHING BUT PILES.
A SURE and CERTAIN CUR e
known for 10 years as the BEST
REM EDDY FOR PILES.
Prepared By RICHARDSON MEDICINE co., 81. LOUIS

&C. G. g. Certain Corn Cure,
removes COrns, Warts and
BuniOns. Warranted. sec that
sc. q. e." IN blown I'm every
bottle. Take mo- other.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

bas mat:ricIe gaobl betreHenb. m0as
man mir Qetaltsn, bier eiu 8eilpiel
ansufilbrcn Sd pflegtc a!5 &inb
gute; az nl.incn gel6lpiiiern ben
srobtcn gIpp:iit III beiigcn. SD tonnte
inmer cii,u uno that es aua. Oenu
lps0er Die Atdauun9et meiner Gltern
nod uuicre Nerb iltnile waren
ocrart. DuB ib msineln iieteu Serlan-
aen bate SiiDtl anlegen milIen. Sa-
bel bctum Id ben belten @ein muBte
2ebertGrun ue0men. 9RiI3. Batter,
gicr. uber-nes iGlu9 nid>ts an, wis
man bel uus 81 ia9eu piiesl.
SD mar itets geinnO, beioB unge.
tpobnlid)e Sotpertrait, iab aber 10
eleno aus, ais Oh Elm WinobauA mid
-umblaien tbnnte. gBo Id nun bin
fam, bieb es: .;Sem armen &inO iiebt
mans an, odB cs cine Stisimutier bat!
Gott. ule eleno : i'd CLAUDE. ole mill
Das Siuo los iein @elt'. Sinh, lie
aibt Dir nidbt iatt gu eHen? Nh. wenn
Seinc Wutter DID ieben tonnte" Sas
lditise liitleio puroe Gincm formli9
auiee;wunsen: ,0as arme Ginb bat
eine Stieimutter. limo protcItirte iG
oaseseu, 10 spiuterie man iid nit ben
Gu9cu an: IS bari niats uerratben. "
g8uroe id seitraft, 10 iuaren Die
SieEltboten uno Na1barn oa: yWtad'
Dir nidts baraus, oas lit ia Seine
Wutter gar niht. Sa sGb' i9 mir
gar teine Ntiibe, Su barilt Did anitel-
len, iuie gu miillt, Der maait Su's ia
bod nimmer rcdt. Ser maht bait
nal oas Straien SpaB!" = @as
9Bunber. ipeun ba ii6 llulereins aIs
aetretener Wurm iii6lte! 9Benn iold.
perionen nur wiibten, mas tie anri6-
teten, ne tonnen es Dor 8ott nitbt per=
antmprten.
Sn pielen Sdllen ipdre bss alberne
Mitleio mad Der auoeren Seite bin piel
beher am YlaBe. gDer sdblt bic 5brd-
nen, bic iol6' eine 6rau muuhmdl i'm
StiQen wcint2 g0er ipridt poll Spm-
patbie beim 2lnblf elmer perbliterten,
friibergrauten 6rau: r9ie arme 6rau
bat Stieithtbsx?" : .Sesbalb
Geredtisieit aud Der Stieimutter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
Gin Don Suan.

@eitbin berii6mt oh ieiner id6nen
Srauen lit Der Srt 4acsufalpa i'm un=
garii9en Spnitat 8ere9, Elm tleines
Sorf. oas MIR aus etipa 40 Sduiern
beiiebt, aber fait in jeOem cine S10n-
belt birgt. Sas mar es, mas Serrn
2engyel, Der ein 9rpBer Samenfreunb
lit. peranlaBte, iib UNI oas anh zines
Doriridters Su bewerben. @or Sur
sem fanO Die 9ti9terwabl itatt, uno
oas Nertrauen Der &acsoIalpaer wanote
fi6 einbellis Serrn 2ensuel ;u, Der bel
ben Wldnnern pe9en ieines geiibes,
BEL ben Srauen ipesen ielner llnbeliebt=
belt in bober GunIf liano. Sine iol6e
@9re nollte erpioert mero.n uno
2en9pel tbat bies in ieiler @eIie..
Sr luo eines Sages bic Satsofalpaer
5errenpeit : uno Sluar Die beiabrte -
gu einsm frObli6en Wtal ein, aui oem
es bob bsraing, uno als Die 9Deiien
oes SOries beimsinsen, oa iasten iie:
> Ser ncue 9tiAter 1T Elm waderer
Wtann!" Sir ben nd9Iten Sag mar
bic Oamennelt = uno Swar bic lunae
= ms &idterbaus 9elaoen, uno bic
6rauen uno MdoAen eri1ienen i'm
l60niten Staat. UNI 10 eber, als es
bieB. Der 3ti9ter fueroe iid) bel oieier
8eIeqenbeit Die 2ebensseidbrtiu ertie=
len. Sas ppllie er oenn aud tbun
uno I'm bic 8abl re9t 9riinolib tref=
fen gu tonnen. befabl er, oaB ben Mdo=
bsu Die Iugen perbunoen, uno bab lie
bann einselu su ibm in Die 2lmtsitube
tommen iollten. Gem ridtsrliten 9e=
feble iuuroe 6olse seleiitet = mas tbut
man nidt 9llles, nm unter Die Saube
su fommen?
Su Der 9lmtsitube aber probirte Der
Ri@ttr, luelde oer @betauoioatinncn
am beiten tiiilen tonne. Sieie ,probe"
nabm Der Son Suan i'm bid .er9e-
Wanbe 10 9riinolid uor, baB iie iid
stmas in Die 2dnse ;os, uno balo
.mubte oas 9anSe Sorf BON ibr. Mebr
brathten aber Die 9lnbeter Der Maoben
lni9t; lie i6aarten ii9 I'm bas &idter=
baus uno nabnen cine orobenoe Sal=
tuns elm. gribrofen elite Der &i1-
ter herbei, I'M Die aufgereste 9liense gu
bei6wiG)tigen, allen peree5ens, Die er=
boIten 2iebbaber warien Iib iibsr ben
gefdbrl:4cn 9iebsn6ubler uno lie Mir
Den ibn eri9lagen babsn, wsnn bic
6rauen = oiesmal Die dlteren = Ii1
nidt in's Mittel gelegt bdtten. Sdlb-
toot wurbe Der jdmmerlid burd9e=
bldute Iibter in bas Saus getrasen
uno bic @enoarmerie muBte bieies be-
paden, bamit bic nod immer auf9e=
resten iunsen 9eute es ni9t in Srano
iteften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
Mie bie GIephanten iid

-@ie bic GIepbanten Ii9
baben! Ser 6ransoie Selous. Der i'm
iiibli6en 9lirita @lepbanten gcja9t bat.
beri@tet iiber cinen gang wunoerbaren
@ebraub, ben bic Sidbauter BON ihrem
&iiiel MAIDEN, I'M tpGbrenb Der groBen
SommerbiBen Elm gao nebmen su tOn-
uen. gDenn Der rieiise @ieriiibler in
ben bon ben oliibenoen Sonnenltrablen
aus9etrodnsten 6liiien. Seen uno
Simpien, Ieinen Sropfen gBaiier fins
ben lam, itedt er ieinen &iihel in ben
Maaen, pumpt bas bort beiinOlide
Maiier aus unb beipriBt banit ben
Riiden. Gas 1T ie9r idbn. 9lber
ipie bringt es Der elephant leriig. iei-
nen Wagen nit @aiicr su fiillen.
menn er uirscnos einen Srppfen ber
buritliillenoen Sliiiiisteit iinOsn tonnte?
Sas bat entipsber 9err Selous su ia-
gen psr9eiien. ooer es 1T elm Giebeim=
niB Der eleDban.en, -oas man reipectiren
muB.
en- Sic. Sellner, boraeitern
bab' i'd elm 6jolaiderl oa eeaeien =
bas mar ipirtll4 ein @enuB 9ann
id piellciG)t lpieDsr zines buben ?" -
= ,Se. Dran;l. ira9' einmal in Der
Slid, p5 pou o;m por9efrigen Gu.
laid npD mas oa 1T !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

lnIdes IN Mensc nenecminnen uno
ilberoies Der 2unoiGait elm reri4Dnen'
oes Clement einiiiaen.
Sb man ni6t bdnn autl upn ben
Giienconitruftionen CUR Steinepnitrut.
tipn suriittebren mirbg 9ie SeIiirA.
tun9, oGb bic aeeenipdrtia 10 mallcua
bait sebauten GIienbriidsn uno eiieu-
bduier ieinerScit su elmer Geibe iurht-
barer &ataltropheu @nlaB gebsn t6nns
ten. lit feline gang gruuoloie. iiberbies
aber mirb idou bic @ri1opfuna Der
Giieniddbe Der Welt einit Die 9totbwen-
btateit auferle9en, tpieber su oem in
unbei9rdntter Ssiille porbanoenen
Steinmaterial gu 9reifen.
gs iii1rt uns oieie Setradtun9 auf
bic Dtabuobmen sur 8erbiitune BON
lnfdllen. bic oas 20. SahrbunOert nit
ieinem ;u 9eiuGrtisenoen Rieienuerfebr
mobl in ar0Btem Mabitabe treifcn
biirfte. Sroboem peroen lie nur eim
G,lieo Der einitigen grobartiseu Yfe9e
Der 8Oltsbp9iene biloen. bic niht MIR
I'M Die Seilung DOrhan0euer Seiben,
ipnoern mebr np6 oarum ii9 beriiben
DirO. oaB Grtrantungen permieoen
peroen. Man miro Suberfuloienipi=
tdler bauen. wie iolde auf Der Sniel
Miebt beltehen uno bon @iensr 1rst=
liden 2apasitdten fir ben @ienermalo
geplant lino; man wiro See= uno glls
psnboipiic fir trante 9iuoer uno mai-
ieubaft 6eriCnalple iiir Die geiunoe Sus
9eno erridten. Sdliebli9 miro man,
iuie beute idDn in @ngIano, ielblt ben
glrbeitern alljdbrli9 eiumal llrlaub 9e-
mGbren, ben Iie CUR @rboluna unb @r=
ipeiteruns i6res Sori3otes auf Der &eiie
slbriugen. 9llit einem Worte: 6as
2eben ielbIf Der unteriien Gdi9ten
wiro, mas Munnisfaltistcit Der 2ebens-
seniiiie betriiit. semjenisen dbnlib mer=
ben. pel6es jebt bic mittleren Stdnoe
fiibreu. 9sionoers Nib man Semen
bic jeBt 10 idmerslid sermiBte Stabilis
tdt oes Sebensunterbalts mebr ii9ern.
Gs mar bis in bic jiiueifen Sage
cine Der Sauptllriaben bes @lenbs uno
Der littli9en Nertommenbeit Der uuter=
iten Glallen, oaB bel iebem nniaa,
jeoer Srantbeit, iolpie i'm Supalibitdts-
falle Der @rmerb aufbOrte. Sie Yer=
molltommnun9 Der beiicbenben @eiebe
uno Ginridtun9en muB jeood bahin
iiibren, oaB iegli9em glrbeiter i'm Sale
Der @rtrantung iein 2e6ensunterbalt
eeiiacrt bleibt oaB peruneliidte ooer
inpalioe 9trbciter ibre &ente bs,iebcu
uno weoer Der Bemeinoe mob Der 5as
mile Sur 2ait iallcn. ia bab iogar Sc
Iunoe tit Den Soil uuperi9uIoeter glr=
bStsloligIeit berli6ert linb.
Wtit Der 9luseeItaltune -oieIer Gins
ridtunsen miro bic gtenihbeit bic
ssiille traiien @lsnos, bic Iib beute bel
jeoem Bid in bic tieferen Noltsi9i6.
ten auftbut, aus Der @elt eei6aiit ba=
ben. Sas aber muB ipobl cine Wil=
beruns uno Gathering Der Sitteu i'm
8efpl9e haben, Dor 9llem iieigenoe
Silouna uno 3unabme Der Grtcnn;=
nip. OaB Die ip;iale nnaleihbeit i6on
bes6alb cine gtotbmenbi9teit lei, neil
bas ean;e Sebenssewirr, ois elm epiees
Gtreben sl!ler. unbeOinat jener Siile
manni9ialtiger, GROCER uno tlciner
3iele bcoarf. wel4e nur Die bierarhi=
ide Gjeiellidaitsoronun9 uno ME Der
iocialiitii1e @leidbeitsiiaat eepdbren
fann. Ut. e. Yeter mann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
2ie Saf9entiider # a M.

= 2ie Sai9entiider # q M.
men aus Stalien unb paren i6on sur
3eit Der Sobenitaufen in @ebraud,
benn Srieori9 Der 3peite befabl ieinem
SntenOanten in Sieilien. ben Mdaben
unb Sinbern Snei Sa,,oli aus 9innen
su seben, alio leinene 5ai6entiider.
BIS gum 16. Sabrbunoert belt fih in
9eutdlanb bic Seseldnung Sayeln,
5abenlein, ia in eini9en @eaenoeu
Sberbaierns uno Seiterreibs fat ii@
bieielbe bis beute erholteu. SaB Der
@ebraud Der Sdnupltiider ni1t a(lae.
mein mar, benefit erasmus BON Rot
terbam: vanleitung sur Wpblanitdn.
higteit". Sieelbe 1T in 6raeen ae.
tbeilt uno bic 3ebnte lautet: .gDie ioa
bic glaie nit ibrem Subsbor sebalien
tperoen9." = .&einli9, ME ipie Elm un-
iauber @eI9irr." - Glfte Sraee: ST
es aud b0flib, nit benz parret ooer
f6auben bic HaIe gu idneusenF :
Antiport: ,gtein; oenn ioldes seb0rt lid
au tbun nit einem 6aeettlein. 90
aber leute porbanoen. foa ii1 Der tnab,
Ifein umtebren." - SIM 16. Sabrbuu.
bert tommt bas QBort Sdnaubtu9
auf, aus Dem fi@ SGnupftud ent-
apidelte.
6einer gereleid. a.;
h, ,Was 1T eisentli4 bet llnteridish
5pii1en einem Srofootl uno eiuem
Mliaator?" g.: ,gtun. fpie ion if
Sbnen oas erildren2 @s lit etwa
oaGelbe pie sluiiaen einem &edtsan.
aualt uno einem 9iotar!"
-8eite 2bfung. 81: r3an-
den Sic iib nod INNER nit Sbrenl
Radbar, neil iein Suno in Sbren
@arten famg" g.: .Tein, jsEt nldi
mebr!" 81: Sic baben alio ben Streit
besraben?" g.: .Sas ni9t, aber ben
6uno."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
SeS &tnses Sbrane.

Mn einem 6riibliuestaee,
Nls tparm bic Sonne idien.
Sa iab elm Sinb I'M @raie
Hno wsiHte Dor Ii4 bin. ---- ..
Bon Miisefiibl ersrifien,
Srat i'd su ibm heran:
,Su armes, tleines WeIen .t 3
8as bat man Dir setban?
-Sein Meni6". ipra9 o'rauf bic Wut
ter,
.Sat ibm tuas 5usefiist :
IS ieBt li6 germ ms @riine
uno welnt oa tiaDergnii9t!"