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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

TEA LORE By whom or when
the virtues of tea as "a beverage
We're discovered is lost in the wide
revolving shades of centuries passed.
The famous herb is spoken of in
Chinese annals as far back as 1900
years b. c., at which time its Guilt
walton and classification was as
much of an art as it is to-day.
Tradition says that its virtues
were discovered by accident. King
Shen Nung She, The Divine Hus-
bandman, who fiourished 40 GEN.
turies ago. was boiling wate- over a
fire one evening when some tea
leaves hanging over the vessel were
loosencd by the heat and fell into
the steaming fluid. Nung She par
took Of the decoction while it was
hot and felt himself renewed in
limb and sight for seven DAYS there
after Then and there he consc-
Grated .ea as the sacred beverage
of China.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

SAVED on THE HELP.-Senator
Cameron told the other day an an
ecdOte to illustrate the high stand
ard Of political morality in the
keystone State. There was an old
Du.chman, a farmer. thrifty and
prosperous, who had been carfuIly
saving for many years. Finally he
was elected to the Legislature. 1t
was peculiarly profitable session.
There were several railroad char
tiers up for consideration. Hans
served faithfully, never broke ST.
lenee, and always voted; and after
the Legislature had adjourned sur
prised his friends at homo by Law
ing the foundation of a $40, 900
house. while there were rumors Of
"a $4,000 bank deposit. Have
you had a legacy, Hans 2 asked a
neighbOr at last. oh. no, was the
reply; Il have only been saving
But how could you manage to save
$4,000 on a three months salary
of 50 day All = responded
Hans complacently, that was very
easy. You see, my wife didn't
keep no hired g.rl last winter. =
Boston Adrertiser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

THE MANNER OF QUINCY.-The
manner and methods of Josiah
Quincy, eX-first assistant secretary
OF state, were not understood or APP
preciated by the average politician
here, aud he was doubtless well sat
istied to leave Washington after his
experience in the office. a story
is told illustrating the estimate put
upon him by some of the congress
men who came into contact with
him.
y Woodworking Irish democrat
from the west came to Washington
seeking consular appointment.
He visited his senator and solicited
his kindly offices in the matter.
Have you called at the state de-
partment YETI the senator inquired.
No, SIR was the answer.
We'll, YOU go up there first by
yourself and file your application,
and later I'll call with you and
bring to the remembrance of the
officials your case and Endorsements.
That will be the better way
So away went the applicant. and
in due time he returned.
How did you get along:'
Il saw Mr.. Quincy and said to
him: God knows what I've done
for the party, but | don't suppose
yoa do
'Iou told him what asked the
senator, in apparent astonishment.
4 told him God only knew what
III done for the party
We'll you've settled your case.
sid the senator. The idea of tell
ing Josiah Quincy that even God
knows more than he does. and
words failed the usually yoluble
statesman.
And it does look as If his dag
nosis was correct, for the Irishman
is still on the list of applicants
Washington Post.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
Saint MarH's Beacon

QUEER THINGS ABOUT FRoGs.-
Frogs are mainly Juice. III they
try to make more than a short jour-
ney away from moisture, in a
drought, they will perish for want
OF water and then their bodies will
dry away. The frogs bones are so
soft that he scarcely leaves any
skeleton.
A frog meets with remarkable
changes during his natural life. He
begins as an egg and matches out
as a fish. That is, tadpole. or
polliwog. at first has gills, breath
ing water alone. Ia his early days.
however, the tadpole soon loses the
outside part of his gills and breathes
air; so that he has to come TO the
surface of the water every few min
utes. like porpoise. to get fresh
gulp of breath.
During the first part Of his career,
he swims by scuIliug with his long
tail. After a while his legs begin
to grow out. his tail becomes short
er and shorter, and when he is a
complete frog he has notail at all,
but swims by>kicking. When half
frog and half tadpole, he still has
a good deal of tail. aud, in addition,
big hind legs and mere sprouts Of
forelegs so that he is a very fnnny-
looking fellow. bull-frog tadpole
at this stage seems "neither OF
heaven nor OF earth"
Again, the tadpole eats water
plants /; but when he becomes frog,
he feeds on animal life. Tadpoles
eat the green moss or "scum" that
we see so often on logs and plants
in a stagnant pool, and they show a
good appetite for soft, decaying
water-growths. The iouler the
pool, the happier the tadpoles. As
they are numerous. and thus devour
great amount of matter that
would make it very unhealthy to
live near stagnant pond, they are
really useful creatures.
In captivity they will generally
eat meat, whether good or bad, as
well a3 bread and bran dough and,
as special relish, will sometimes
lunch on one anothcr's tails.
The common frog gets his final
shape in the first season but the
bull-frog goes under the mud for
the winter. while still tadpole :
and it takes at least another sum
mcr. aud sometimes more, before
he has full right to be called frog.
He is some four years from the egg
in getting full growth, and does
not become old for about ten years
more.-.S'. Nicholas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
-77-7a---711 ----.l1N q 60

BRAZIL's Poor MARKsMEN.-
The bark Priscilla, Capt. Charles
Powers, which on October % sailed
away from the contested port of
Rio Janerio, with a cargo OF coffee,
for Baltimore, has arrived safe and
sound ut her destination.
She is somewhat battle SCARED,
but is none the worse for few
marks inflicted BY Brazilian shot.
She received quite dose of lead
while laying in the harbor, though
all the balls took effect in her rig
ging, doing little damage. Capt.
Powers says the vessel was struck
simply because of the reckless man.
ner with which the Brazilians use
firearms.
"They seem perfectly ignorant of
how to aim gum" said the cap
tain, land rarely hit each other,
but are constantly firing into some
one else. My vessel was lying about
400 yards from the wharf and out
of everyone's way when fire was
opened from the warship at a small
boat in the harbor. Instead Of hit
ting the boat the balls whistled
through our rigging by the dozen,
and yet We were nowhere near the
line of fire. The Priscilla was
struck six times. Captain Powers
SAWS he bad no trouble entering or
leaving the harbor aud had very
lNVle trouolc getting his cargo
aboard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.
From TIE Rltim.re Sun

Wednesday, December 6. 1898.
Leading democrats Of the West
view with little favor the pension
policy of the administration.
There is no truth in the widely
circulated report that Senator Voor-
hees. of Indiana. intends attacking
the pension policy of the admins
tratiOn.
Unless some unforeseen difficulty
arises the tariff bill will be reported
to the House Of Representatives
Wednesday of next week.
The petition of Charles II. Blau-
ford To be released from Il sentence
Of 1880 days in the work house.
imposed on him by the Police Court
of Washington city, was denied by
Judge MeComas.
1t is considered assured that a
tax on corporations. as outlined in
the message of President Cleveland
to Congress, will be included in the
internal revenue bill being prepared
by the ways and means committee.
President Cleveland has renomi-
mated William b. HornbIower. of
New York, for associate justice of
the Supreme Court of the United
States, a previous nomination hav-
ing failed of confirmation by the
Senate during the recent extraordi-
nary session of Congress.
A rumOr that Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, British ambassador at Wash
ington, was to be transferred to
Turkey brought from the ambassa-
dor a reply that he knew nothing of
the proposed change. 1t is under
stood the British ambassador at
Washington receives a salary of
$50. 900 yearly.
Thursday, December Z, 1898.
John L. Dukes barn, in Calvert
County, filled with tobacco, was
burned.
Judges Page and BOYD took the
oath Of Office before the Governor.
Professor Fritch, of Berlin. has
succeeded in photographing can
non ball in motion.
). ii. Cox, republican, contests
the election of IL c. Page. demo.
crat, to the office of county surveyor
Of Charles county.
The States attorneys of Mary
land will present memorial TO the
next Legislature recommending the
appointment of u commission To re-
wise the criminal Jurisprudence of
the State.
Mr.. Rayner introduced in the
House a bill providing for the estab-
lishment of "A government telegraph
system to be operated under the
direction of the POstoffice Depart
ment,
The General Assembly of Virginia
met in biennial session ut Richmond
yesterday. Officers nominated by
the democratic caucus were chosen.
The message OF Governor Mckinney
was sent in.
Despite the adoption by the
Senate of a resolution requesting
President Cleveland to furnished
that body with copies of all instruc-
tons in relation TO Hawaii given to
ministers or naval officers since
March 4, 1891, the President has
constitutional prerogatives which
permit him to disregard the resolu-
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

COMMENTS On THg PRESIDENTS
Observation-Disclosures has been so
far advanced by the repeal of the
silver act at the extra session aud
BY the preparation and publication
OF the new tariff bill during the
recess that there is little novelty
and no surprise left for production
in the Presidents message.-Boston
Post.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

SUNDAY School superintendent:
Now. children. who summed up
Gains sins: Tommie: His brot her.
Superintendent: What makes YOU
think SO, Tommie: Tommie:
Cause he was Abel to Adam.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

Mr.. Cleveland has stood for re-
form like Il rock. No words could
be clearer in dealing with the thorny
tariff question and no attitude could
be soundcr from the American
standpoint. The President and his
Cabinet have chosen their position
with remarkable shrewdness. Their
policy divides and demoralzes the
enemy at the beginning of the bat
tle.-London Standard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

JAsPAR: Though be is a boozer
he is "a very clever talker. Jump
uppe: His favOrite subjects seem
very dry. to me. Jasper: Certain.
ly. That is where his cleverness
comes in. He brings up subjects
that will suggest drinks.-Grip.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
A. S. BENVlLLE & CO.,
DRY GOODS. nj GENERAL
IL GROCERIES, MI ERCHA NDISE.
BOOTS aud SHOES.
RIDGE, Nd, April IS, 1892

RIDGE, No., Aprll 10, 1877
After the excitement of our Assessment
Bill and the criticism OF the same is over,
the next matter af Importance is where we
we can get our Spring ami Summer Nilli-
merry, Dress Goods, Clothiag for aur fami-
lies. You will solve the problem by call.
ing at the popular house. of
A. s. BENVILLE & co,
where you can select from a stock of goods
purchased with care and With the expert
ence OF years and at such reasonable fig
ures that all can be served from the cheap
est 10 the finest.dress gods.
The same msy be said of the Millinery
Department Also, Ladies and Childrer's
shoes specially.
Our large stick cannot be enumerated,
but suffice il 70 say all our patrons can
come and they will lind the goods and
prices ~ suit. notwithstanding our Assess
ment bill is failure.
With kind regards q all our patrons, we
are fSse Store for TIA PEOPLE.
A 5. BENVILLE & co.
". b. Ladies Hats trimmed
free Of charge.
April IS. 1889
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

Dear" said IA physicians wife
as they sat in church, There is
Mrs. Goldberg sitting in dranght."
Never mind, dear" said her hus-
band, Il will cash that draft later
on"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

"WHERE did Mr.. Preachlong
take his text Sunday" Sinbad !: |
dOr't know. lie was still in the
church with j; when | woke up
Chicago Inter Deem,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

There is talk of changing the
name of Kentucky to Sparta. Be-
cause Spartans were never known
To take water"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
ST. MaaY'S aCaDE.Af,
LeOnardtown. Md,
UNDER CHARGE oF THE
listers OfCln arr tY
sAzaRETH, KENTUCKY.

The course Of Studies includes Christian
Doctrine. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Book keeping. Algebra, Geomstry, Eng
lisb Grammar, Geography, History, Rheto-
ric, the Elements Of Botany, Mental and
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chcmis-
try. Literature, Plain and OTname ntal
Needlework. Music on the Piano and Gu
tar and French.
Boys from the age of to IA yea
received
For terms orfuraher information appiy @
SISTER MADELEINE,
Issousrdtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

The dominant note of the Presi-
dents message sent to Congress yes
terday is prompt tariff revision. All
other matters are subordinated to
this. which Mr.. Cleveland properly
regards as now the oyershadowing
issve before Congress and the c1nn.
try.-New York Herald (Dem.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

The message exhibits clear and
well-scasontd views Of policy as well
as much force Of character. The
portions bearing upon foreign af-
fairs ale conceived in a highly cred
liable spirit and adequate sense of
the national dignity, combined with
a sincere desire of peace and a care
full regard for the rights and sus-
capabilities of other countries.
London Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

Of all the sad ami gloomy words
That mankind eyer writ,
There are no ssideF ones 10 me
Than these two: Please rcmIt.u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

The public utterances of Mr..
Cleveland are all alike characterized
by simplicity, dircctness and Dig
nifty OF thought and expression
which would render them cOnspic-
uously attractive if they possessed
no other merits as state papers. But
the present message has the other
great and distinctive merit of being
virtually exhaustive review Of the
affairs Of the nation, both with re-
gard to its foreign relations and its
domestic affairs. Lengthy as it APP
pears, there is not an IncOnsequent
paragraph in it, aud few which will
not be found to possess interest aud
instruction for every really public
spirited American. Philadelphia
Ledger (Ind.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
FOR RENT

The Store in Leonardtown known as
Edslen's Store, lately kept ny Philip F.
Edelen. For terms and particulars apply
10. F. MORGAN,
Le"nard.Own, Nd.
Jan 2G, '93-tf4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

No message that Mr.. Cleveland
has sent to Congress has been more
sure to confirm the peoples conf,
dence in his sonndncss Of judgment
and purpose than this. We pro-
foundly hope that before another
annual message is required the
country will be well advanced on
the lines of right prin ;iple and
sound policy which are here laid
Gown.-New York Times (Dem. }
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14
Real Estate Agency.

m ESSRS. HERBERT F. MOORE. of
Leonaritown, and +. J. MOORE, of
A Washington, ID. g., have entered into
co partnership for the sale Of rea! estate,
Ii parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price they
will take. we will literally advertise their
lands tree of charge aud make every posi-
be effort ID make speedy sales.
HERBERT y. MOORE,
I. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Nov 2i--t
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ARE YOU?
Interested in Low Prices

IF roy IRE laakiag tor sale
aud reliable plsce 10 trade, we wish &, IN
iorn yon that al uur departments arr re
p'ete with he neMesi novelties, embracing
the best 81 bargains. sad
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-14

and wherever there is a 81. Mary's family
there y, u will find the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
9iRansrttt boz 14O Sabren.

Bon einem 9iitan;ritt bpr 140 Sab.
rem erSdbIt elm iddiiiber Gelebrter in
ieinem Suoebube, meldes er Wiitte Des
pOrieen Sabrbunoerts mGbreno ieincs
@uientbaltes in Sambltr9 idrieb.
9ieier .Siitansritt~ lam aud beute
nod al5 cine tiidtise 2eiituns be5eid'
net perbsn. mo- mir bsfere SanoltraBen
uno eoleres Yieroematerial baben:
.Sieisn WiDuat glprilis 1852 eeida9
bier in Sambura elm gDettreiteu, NOS
nit man oen @nglGnoeru piellei9t nod
3rob bietsn t6nnte. Gin iunger 9aui=
mann Splin, iuettet nit einem anoern,
bab er in 40 Minuten nah &erseoorI
reitsn po0e, ipel6es siuei CUTE Oeut6e
Wleilen BON bier liegt. Die 2Sette
tpuroe idriitlid aufseieBt uno i'm Seia
fein glotariens uno 3eusea unteri6ries
ben. Wian itellte bierauf 5wei llhren
gang atellrat iiberein; cine iuurbe unter
Sbpr nit giotarien uno 3eugen unb
bic anoere nit ebeniolder Siderbeit
mad Serseoorf seididt. Ser junge
Spling reitet alio unters SbOr, triest
fein gtteit, tpenn er ausseritten, unb
ba er na9 Sergeoorf fommt, 1T ss iuit
81 Minuten. tpel9es setpib Elm Ritt
1T. bariiber bunbert ben gals bre4en
follen. = Spling bate bic prdcauz
tion aebraudt, bab er iein Yferb udt
Saae pprber iparm reiteH unb ibm
berna6 9lnis, &noblau1 unb Sufer
,asben lieB. limb ebe er iid aufiebts,
Iieb er es ebenfalls bprber tparm rei<
Ten, bamit bas pferb fpsuiaseu fhDn
i'm 2aufen mar, unb auf bieie Weiie
fam er nod neun Minuten eber na6
8er9eborf, als er getpettet bate. gr
ritt obne Steiabiiael. i'm Sale er ia
ftiiraen Ioute. 10 bab er ni9t 10 ieitf
au i6aben tommen tOnne."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
menitreiG,e etnes 9aren.

S6on oarum. neil bic Wtenageri,
I'm @urlelprater (gGien) itebt. slaubte
Der in oericlten befnolide rWleilier
peb", id ctmos sI Gjute balteu uno
5i9 in tollen Strei6en ergebeu 81 oltr=
fen. go wenieltens slaubt es oas
@iener ,Sa. @ trNbl." aulfa0en Su
miii'en. Sein 2ogsment bate ct in
einem uno otmielben Gdiia nit brei
Wolicn; nur bur6 eiu iogenanntss
S6ubbrett paren spei 9lbtbeilungen
geidaien, 10 baB oer Sdr nit ieiuen
Ha6born nidt unmittelbare Setannts
idait MAIDEN tonnte. Sroboem 9elans
es ibm. ben Wolfen mebrmals ourh
Die Swii6su bem Sdubblett uuo oem
Sooen oes &diigs frei9elailene Spalte
eini9e Stiiddsn Gleiid su entspenoen,
uno sinmal fam ibm oer llmtano que
quite. oab beiastes Brett nidt ieltgetets
tet mar. uno er ilberiiel bic @Olte bei
Der 6itteruu9. raiite init beioen gfos
ten oas aan5e 6leiid On fid. lrste f6
barauf uno lieB Iid BON ben oarob ers
grimmten gG0lfeu alei9miltbis oas
bide Sell serbeiBen. 9lber ielne Sente
brudte er in Siderbeit. 9iele Sine
fonnte Wteiiter 4eB' ie:nen gtadbarn
nidt perSeibtn. ST srplte tieI uno
fann aui &ade. Sebe @ele9enbeit
beuiibsno, bib er auf einmaI einem
@olie Den uuuorIidti9cripeile bur4
ben Spalt 9elteften SoroeriuB ub uno
rib einem anOeren Siegrimm - bu4.
ftabli6 Su nebmen - ben oihibes
haarten Sbpsii ans. 0a mil6te lid
Der Niena9erie= SeliBer Serr g8Olfin9er
in Die 9ln9ele9eubelt. NeB iollte be-
frait uno ieiue Ra1egeliilte ibnl
ariinolid uus9etrieben uerOen. Sbne
baB Der gdr cine 9lbnun9 bauon bate.
mar ibm cine 9eiledie Spdne als 9taa.
barln 9e9eben pOroen. Surh eln
Stildden 6leiid, peldes Der Spalte
sI nabe lag, perlOdt, lGngts Der BAR
nit Der Prante in ben anoeren &aig
hiuiiber. Sic SD1ne Derltano aber
ben SpaB nidt uuo biB bem @snobn'
neitsoebe Die Yiote Oltrb uno Our6.
2aut beulte YeB unb ledte leiNe 9Bun=
Den. Ser aRena9crie= =SeiiBr lieB a
tempo bds Sdubbrett berausSiehen -
uno nun itanOen iid Sar unO SUdne
eini9. Wlinuten NIT ,aui9eltrdubten
Saaren uno funtelnoen 9lu9en 9e9en.
iiber. Sas Brett ilappte sur rcbtei:
3eit elm, nm eiHen fllrhtbaren &f
Der beioeu &aubtbiere Su per6inoern.
Meiiter peB 1T ieiiDcm oapon ab9e-
tommen, mutbluilli9e Streide ausSu=
ftbren, ia, er lest iitb ni4t siumal
mebr in Der 9labe oes Sbubbrettes
nieoer, Oa er nit isiner ,ieBisen 9tads
BARN ni9t mebr in Seriibrung toms
men mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08

= Gin OoppeIqGnger. Gi.
mem tpmmanbirenben 9eneral, Der bo,
erit turser 3eit in einem 3orps6efebl
ben Sfficieren bas Srdeen bon @ipiI,
fleibern unteriaat bat, begegnst es, ,bab
ihm zines Sonntags friib iein eigene,
Qbiutant. Elm Nittmeiiter bon. s3**
in einem engen 9db9en in gipilflei,
bung entgssentommt. Der giittmet.
ter, bem es gang tlar lit, bab Elm
gluspei6en unmOslih, bentt, pie,
niibt nur llnbsrfrorenbeit; er tritt, ieir
Siitden Elm tpenig liiftenb, an GrceI,
len5 beran unb fragt ben 9eneral, rot
er ni9t pife. ipo bier Rittmsiiter bon
3**s tppbne, er iei iein 9ruber." Gr.
eellen5 beoeutet ettpas perbliifft ben
Srasenben. baB HittmeiIter BON 3*s
eleid am 9lussanse bes @Gb9ens an
Wtartte ipobne. unb sebt, ben Oani
bes Sra9enben faum b0renb, tpeiter.
als am nGhften Mprgsn Der aoiutani
Rittmeiiter bon 3** bem @eneral ben
iiblihen Rapport aema9t bat unb iid
entternt. ruft tbn GIceaen5 nit ben
@orten: ~Serr Rittmeiiter, nod einen
4uaenblid!" nohmals gu iicb iagi
ibm: rWas id Sbnsn iibrisens nod
mittbeilen ipoIlts. Serr saittmeifter,
ipenn Sbr Serr 8ruber Sic Sonntaaa
Morsens nod einmal bsIudt, bam
seben Sic Orei Gage in arreit!"
= 0as brohenbe @enits
ter. Trau: n9ieien Nadmittag tpirb
meine Wlama aum 8siu9 fommen!"
= Mann: sd badte mfrs bod
alei4; Der 2aubfroIh bodt idpn ben
aanaen Wloraen unten I'm 9las!"
q = Gin Sdneren6t6er.
~4h. mas feb id1! SsrGulein baben ia
atpei unaleide sfiibe!" -. vIb.r. 80.
mein Serr!" = .Der cine 1T ndu,lidl
hiibfdher. ols Der anbere!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08

ansepaBt. Sunge 5rau
BrpTeNor (5u ibrem WanD: nOu.
9llfreb, nimm bod einen glugenblid
ami Iere @bitb, i9 tomme elei9 pieoer;
fu6e iie gu berubisen unb sieb ibr
bann su trinten." - 9rofeior (nadl
pereebli9em9emiiben, bas&iRo gu be-
1u6igen, sur pieoertebrenben 9attin):
.Ou, gbitb Ibreis immerfort unb min
aud bic Slaibe ni4t nebmen." =
Srau profeRor: rRun. 10 iings i9r
stipas bor." = YrpfeFor: na9 10
(nub turssm 8eiinnen) @Oite, bibit'
ii. (. p.~
-Sn Der MarttbaIle. -
Dame: ~Ga, lisbe 5rau. Sic iinb
aber beute tptsbsr fiir9terii6 tbeuer.
= .SUterin: rNa 10 mat! ga, pers
fteb'n Ct, apenn Sbn'n meine iuts
@aars gu tbeier is, benn ieb'n 81
man Su Sauf I'm eHeu Se Sbre 2uftz
fl0Re nit BirtpIauce I'm brinfen Se
Sbr'n p6antafesG Gblampdgner baau
aus be @aNsrflaIde."
umeetsbrt. Onfel: BE
gen Dir babe i'd i'm leBten Sabn
manfe ldtafloieNadt sebabt, ,Sunge!'
- Student: Limb mir sing's umse<
febrt Ontel, i9 mubte 10 maudf
Iatht i9lafeno subringer, ipennOeint
Seloisnouneen ausseblieben iparsn!'
Seibittritif. geann (uad
einem cbeiihen 3ani): .Serrsott,
iparum muete id aud Did seraoe
beirathen!"- !"--Grau (erbslt): YGreifere
Si4 ni&t, Sid tsnne i'd. Wemt i'd
bsute Die ausen i9Iiebs, mOrasp iaaii
Su wiensr rein"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-08
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