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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01
YTYIrED STATES MARsHAL'5 SALE.

By virtue Ola wit Of vcrli,ioni cxponos
to me delivered will sell at pub
lie auction. at Woodbridge, On tbc
A. & F. Railway, on MONDAY, the
10Th day of January, 1854 at 10 O'Clock
a. ~. the following described property Inc
DREDGE or VESSEL now lying IN Occo4lian
creek. near Woodbridge called the Endless
Chain Dredge her Engines, Boilers, Machin-
cry. Tackle Apparel and Furniture.
Terms cash.
United States Marshal.
By JOSEPH F. GLOVER,
Deputy Marshal, decl5 eodts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01

l. Howard II. Young. Clerl, of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county. do certify that
John NJ. Johnson. the commissioner OF sale IN
the chancery cause of Edith Janncy against
Hannas heirs, has executed the bond re.
quircd by the decree of sale entered in SALT
cause Tcstc:
dccso cots II. IT, YoCNG. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01
SATURDAY.


the 9Th day Of ,Janury, lS9l,
in front Of the Royal street entrance to the
Market Building offer for sale at public auc-
tion for cash. the following described real
estate 10 wit:
ALL THAT TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND in the city of Alexandria. Virginia,
situate on the west side Of Columbus street
between Madison and Montgomery streets.
and fronting on Columbus street II feet y
inch more or less. and running wcstwardly
in depth 30 feet TO an alley and court, and
being lot No. ] o ON the platof the subdivision
made by the Alexandria Real Estate Invest
ment, Trust and Title Company. of the square
bounded by Columbus. Alfred, Montgomery
and Madison streets. and recorded in decd
book No. % folio 800 one Of the land lc-
cords of Alexandria city, virginia. Convey
ancimg at the cost Of the purcl.:scr.
LEWIS Mex. BELL.
HARRISON KIRK. .Ir Trustees.
FRANK WARFIELD,
1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01

By the decree of tlFrench courts
the Princess obtained barge OF the
children. on the conton that the
Prince have access to5'm, and that
they visit him at his he every two
1oys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01
BY L. 7. KNOX. Anctlonccr

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
ID Trust dated June 27tlI, 1892 and re-
corded in deed book No. 2S folio l21, Of the
land records of Alexandria city, Virginia, the
undersigned trustees of the Alexandria Per-
pctual Building Fund Association by the au-
thority and direction of the Board of Dircc
tors OF the said association, will at > o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01

L'STAELlSHED 1872.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01

Prince Colloua retued to Paris on
December 2ith, after hing passed six
weeks in arranging / affairs in Ma
pies. He said Satnrd that he came
back so as to see his lildren Christ
mas day, and give thenhe customary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01

MEDICINAL.
ESCAPED!

"Thcrc was Il numb.
creepy feeling in NY
hands and lc . :. |
bad 10 rub and beat
th,m untiltlcy were
ore l o partially
overcome tlicirdcad-
ncsS. Had . strange
weakness in my back
and stomach. Physi-
ci;.ns said it WAS
creeping paralysis
for which there Was
no relief. | doctorcd u
year aiitla halfwiih-
ont benefit. T hon
uspd pI'. Miles Re
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-01
CU RISTM A S

Times arc hard and money is scarce but
nevertheless we have to give some little pre-
scnts have selected my goods for holidays
accordingly and offer Solid gold Baby Rings
from 5Oc up; with diamonds from
81 30 up Solid Gold Misses Rings from
$3.50 up; with diamonds from 81 up;
Solid gold Gents Rings from 50 up. Solid
Gold American Lever Watches. $40 and up;
Cold Filled do. SO mp; Solid Silver and
Nicklc, 81 mp; Gold Pens in Pearl Holders
from 81 80 TO 50; Money purses from 25ct
up: Also q large assortment of Pins, Earrings
Scarf pins. Sleeve buttons, Watch charms,
Chains. &c. And an cleguant variety of Sill
ycrwarc and Fancy Clocks. 4 Il moderate
prices Call and convince Yourself.
H. w WILDT.
JOG n. Royal Street.
dcc6 In Alexandria, Va.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

rirung zines efettriIirsnben Wal5ers
bic fdmpfenben sSreipilligen" ppnein>
amber su trennsn,- ba pI0bli9 i9ieBt
elm bider Waferitrabl mitten in ben
Saufeu, unb bic sanae @sIeGI6aft
mar i'm 4uasnblid pDIlig bur9nGbt.
Was mar bas2
Die sSeueripribe, burh ben nSerrn
5duptmdnn", iotpie bur9 ben Wirtb
uno feline Srau bebient, bate ibre
Sdulbisteit setban! aues iu9te 10
fchnell ipie mDgli9 aus benz 8erei5
bes naifen. tiiblenbsn Strables gu
fommen.
Dann dber burhbalIte elm Wutbs
fdrei ben SaaI, unb i'm nGbiten 9lu=
aenblide ftiir5t.n bic idmmtli1en Wits
alieber in bolltommeniter @intra6t
auf Die Sbiir su, in ipelher Der .Serr
Sauptmann" nit benz Hobr in Der
Sanb itanb. Dieter purbe piber bic
8anb aeoriidt, Piiffe regnsten auf ibn
nieber; unb bunn ging bic ipilbs Sago
fpeiter auf bic Strdbe, tpo bic Spribe
ftanb. Die 8sbienungsmannI9aft,
Wirt1 nebit @smablin, fonnte Ii1 nur
bur9 fdleunigite 5ludt retten, unb
als bds Rab Der 3eit nm flint Minus
ten fpeiter geriidt mar, bu lag bic
SpriBe polIitdnbig asttriimmsrt unb
aertreten am 8pben.
Sbr eriter pirtli6er 2DI6berfu6:
GrhiBte S0pfe absutiiblen, mar bon
Grfolg getrDnt selpsien, ab.r iie bate
ibn nit ibrem llntersang beaablsn
miiiien.
Ser r8ersin Der freiipilli9en sseuers
pehr @intra9t" aber l0Ite fidb in
SSolae bieFes @orfommnifes in Wobls
asfallen auf unb balo fab man nur
nod bic Rangen auf ben @aFen nit
ben Selmen ibrer Ssrrsn Batter, Der
eiemaligen ~SreitpiGissn", auf ben
aOpfsn. pie iie benz SplOatenipisI ob>
laaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

gearb, tpel9e ibrsn 9atten besleitet
bate, lit nGrfi6 am II. September
1893 bon einem Mdb9en entbunben
ipprben; Mutter unb &inb iinb geIunb
unb fpoblbsbaltsn. bssleitet bon einem
Gstimomdb6en, beimsete6rt.
Oas 9elinsen bon pcurp's Grpeois
tipn purbe burf bic ungeipObnlide
l1naunIt bes Wetters pereitelt. glm 6.
MGrs 1894 BRAD bic Expedition i6er
9r0nldnb mad Snbspenbenee 8ap, benz
n0blihIten puntt, ,tpeldhen 2ieut. pearp
auf friibersn ReiIen erreiht bate. auf.
Bonn Sage Der 2lbrsiie an batten bic
odt Mann Der Expedition, 2ieut.
gearb. Gntretin, glitrup. Or. 8incent,
See, Supibion. 8alhtpin uno Glarte,
ipsl6e IL Sdlitten unb 90 9unbe mitz
fiibrten, idredli9ss Wettsr aus5uites
ben. Or. @incent muBte eine Wo9e
nd9 benz 9lufbru9 auriidfebren. glm
90. Mdr5, ipGbrenb bic Horbpolfabrer
am Gnbe Der 9ppboin Ban tparen, fiel
bas thermometer pGbreno zines beftiz
gen stpeitdsissn Stlimes auf 55 Bis
60 9rdb unter Rull. Oapibfon unb
See iopis &itrup. Der Rorpessr, er<
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

seit in bemn n3utunftscotiim" itattfanb.
9err S. q. WiltinIon, Der unentpegt
nit Der 5sber fir bic ,Heform"
fGmpft. mar Der 8rGutigam unb Srduz
lein 8ate Walfsr bic 8raut. Sn porz
ftebenber SGuitration 1T bic So9asits=
seiellf6aft barseitellt. Ser ObertOrs
per Der 8rdut mar in Der eonpentiof
nellen Weiie befleibet, bic unteren
@rtremitdten psrIhpanbsn in elmer
slrt mobificirter SpIen. Das Goitiim
mar aus bluuer 8engaline gefertigt,
nit Weite unb Rebers aus ipeiber, nit
@olo ssitidtsr Ssibe. Sanbi9u6e
trus iie nidt. basessn bate f. i'm
!Saar. bon benz in srasi0ien 6altsn
elm S9leisr iibsr ibre Saultern Der.
abfiel, einsn Sasmintrans. Die 8rauts
iunsfer, SRI. NelIie Walfer, trug einsn
dbnli9en Gn5ug aus ersmefarbsner
Seibe NIT SpiBenfrdgen. Die Dame.
in beren Saus bic So9seit gefeiert
purbe, bate einsn, biibi9 beiebten
Guidmiransus anselegt. Ollie Qnaiise
batten nabesu oenfelbenS6nitt = eng
anliegenbe vSniderboder", langer
gtpd nit Repsrs unb lanser Weite;
Der Rod mar nit elmer S9nur, bic
gum Stoff paBte, einsefaBt. Die
Serren trusen ebenfalIs ~Sniders
hpderS"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
@crf1tpenSete &ritif.

rWer bat muir bieIe Gule bd ausaes
itopft9" = Siefs Srage tpurbe in eis
rem 8drbierldben bon einem &rittler,
in Der bDditsn MibbiGIigung seitsIlt.
9llles i'm 9aben mar rubig. Der Bar
bier, Der piel gu tbun bate, fonnte
nit ieiner 9lrbeit ni1t inne balten.
Oie &unben, tpel6e iparten muBten,
Bis bic &eibs on iie fam, ,laIen alle unb
betiimmerten ii6 tpenig um ben iuns
gen Wtenfhen. Der gang plDbli9 bieie
ssrage geitellt bate. Hiemanb antpors
tete. Der Barber fubr fort 5u raiiren.
: nSeben Sic benn gar ni9t, Ssrr
Braun. ipie fali9 bus ganssOing ift9~
risf Der Singing tpieber. v9etra9tsn
Sic ii9 bisie sdigen SIiigel, ben fal,
f6en aopf unb ben aufammengebriids
ten Sals-mit einem Worts, bic sanae
Gule lit Elm 9fuf6ipert. Weinsn Wors
ten biirfen Sic slauben. ib babe Sag.
unb NG6te in buEbert Sammlungen
ausebra6t. mid lam man nibt tduz
fden, i6 psritebe bas. Der 0paeI 1T
falih bonn S9nabel Biz gum S6fpeif.
6err Braun! n,!Serr Braun, nebmen Sic
bieies Sbier krunter, ober Sic MAIDEN
fih gum @eipDtt Der gansen Stabt!"
= Der Barber fubr fort gu raIiren.
: sd babe mid nit bem Stubium
Der Cullen unb anbersr Ha6tpDgel Be-
fbGftist. uno ih fann Sic perIi6ern,
eine Gule fam ni6t IiBsn, obns ii9 fes
iter auf5uitiiben. Sat cine gule ienals
Qebogene &rallen2 Sat iie, tpeun lie
rubig iiBt. 10 serabe SiiBe unb 10 ei,
nen perbpgenen Sals9 0as lit unni0gs
lid, bas 1T gesen ale NaturseIeBe!
Die 9lnatomie unb bic Srnitbolo9ie
lebrsn, baB bic GI.e 3eben bat, bic ii9
unmDali6 10 biegen tonnen. Sd babe
bic Cullen itubirt, unb iol9' cine 9lrz
belt au ieben, emp0rt ar mein 8lut!
sd begreife ni9t, Serr Braun, pie
Sic bas Sbier in bisfer Gtsllung in
Sbrem 2aben bulben tOnnen!" = Der
Barber fubr fort gu rufiren. = n9es
tra6ten Sic nur bieIe 9lugen! SD bin
itarr ppr Staunen, bab man es paat,
iold' elenbes 9las basu peripenben,
unb- nod mebr bariiber, bab Sic 10
etpus taufen tonnten. Sd bite Sic
Inn alles, Serr Braun, nebmen Sic
ben @ogel berunter unb lafen sic ibn
nod einmal ausitopfen!" = Der Bar
bier fubr fort gu rdiiren. = nMit etz
ipas SGgeipdnen unb Saumrinbe
tOnnte ich i'm 5initern cine @ule bsFer
ausitopfen, tpie bieIe ba lit. Sd tOnnte
eiren alten Sut elmer Gule Gbnli1er
feben MAIDEN, als bieIes Sbier, bas 10
itsif ba oben iiBt, als pdre es aus barz
tenn 2eoer. ia, ia, ba! 9ln bsm 8pgel
1T ni9t eine natiirlitbe Ssber!" :
Serabe in bieIem glugenblide rii6rte
iid1 bic @ule, itieg ernIt uno i6psrz
fGllig bon ibrer Stange, sing ldngs
lam auf unb ab uno betra9tete ibren
&rititer nit einem 8lids, dls tpollte lie
iagen: nOiesmal bat Did Oein WiIz
fen arg imsStih esldifen, perI6penbe
es ni9t tpisosr an einsm lsbsnben 9os
gel! Sd bin cine Guile; 0u aud -
0uten Wiorgen. Serr &rititer!" Der
Barber fubr fort 5u raiiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

SriBdensr3dbGtin in sros
Der @eIeaI6aft, in @sgenpurt ieiner
iItsren Sdpeitsr: nllniere GIiiabstb
tann i'm OunteIn isben ipis cine Sabe.
alls Serr Mtiillsr in bic Stube fam,
ipo mir gang i'm Siiitern idBen, bOrts
i'd, pis Iis iuste: rartbur, Du biIt ia
bsute nidt raiirt." = Gliiabetb errOs
tbets tief.
-aufbsm 5 a brmartt. 3us
itausr: n0as ioa elm 3pers iein3
Der iIt ia iibsr flint SUB bod." -
8ubenbeiibsr: n9us 1T eerube bi,
Seltenbsit. Dieter 3perg 1T Der
grGBts 3psr9 Der Delt!"
Sebr pabrideinIidl.
J,lbpebel: IRA, Ginidbriger Rubel.
mas babsn sic benn getban, aIs sic
auF llrlaub paren9" = @inidbriger
EuSel: rSmmerfort parabsmari6
nit Oouitdnoi9em feIOmari9mGbigem
@epGd ssiibt, Serr SeIOtpsbel."
Sin gutts 8inb. So6ter:
IiGt pdbr, papu, Ou m69teit bod,
bab i'd Did ME osrlaTe9 - Batter:
@slpib ni9t, mein &ino. - So6ter:
Damn perbs i9 Ssrrn Rsumann bei.
zsi3su. Pupd, er 1T einusrI ItaHben, bier
bel uns Su lpobHen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

@parfam. gr (su isiner in's
8aO retfenben @uttiD: rOu, Srma,
i1 bite Did. ipare nur 10 piel ala
m6sIi9!" = Sic: r@etpib, Osfar! -
0a Du absr 9erube pom Sparsn
ipri9Tt. 10 tOnntsit Oh mir sleia nod
S100 mitgeben, pamit i4 bas tbeurs
Sslegrapbiren I'M 9elo eripare!"
graud. Ssrr Gin eineOroidts
itsigenb): Sd mo9te na6 benz neusn
&ir9bof. = &utibsr: Sd aud. aber
srit fpenn i9 tobt bin!
-3u GnsfIia. Der tlsine
GmiI: Wlamu. burf t9 nidt Elm biss
den auf bic StraBe gsbena Weins
Frsunbe Iueen, es fommt Elm &omst!
- Mutter: @s lit gut, absr geb' ni9t
su bi9t beran!
Der Patient. Mann: Hur
Elm Glas Bier. Srauden! = Srau:
Nein, Der glrSt bats osrboten. -
Mann: Gin balbes 9lds. = sSrau:
Inter tsiuen llmItGnben. - Mann:
Damn seis' mir MIR tpsuisItsns sinsn
icusrn 9erins!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Gin gutter 9raten = Gin sutes s,er,.

Gs ipirb nit Re6t elm gutter 8ratsn
9sre9net gu ben befer'n Sbaten,
limb oaB man i'm g.bDrig made.
ssIt tpeiblide GbardtterIa9e:
Gin brdpes MGb6sn braudt bd5u
Weal eritens sinmal Seelenrub,
SaB bei 9eripenbung Der @epiirSe
Sic iia ni4t baitig iiberitiirSe;
Damn atpeitens braubt iie Sinnigteit
Sa, io5uIa9en Snnisteit,
Samit lie glues appstitli9
8alo 10, balb 10 uno re6t gsmiitblit5
SsaisBen, breb'n unb ipenben tDnne,
Dab an Der Sadie ni9ts psrbrenns.
Sn Summa brau9t Iie SerSensgiits,
Gin ianftes Sorgen i'm Semitic,
Sin Tanftes 2ieben inIoFern
Stir al bic biibI9en, eolen Ssrru,
Die bieIen 8rdtsn ehen ioIIsn
limb immer germ mas Suites tpplIen.
SD tpeiB, bab bier Elm Sebsr fpri9t:
Gin b0Ies MGO6en lam Oies niht,
Drum bab i'd mir AUDI itets 9eoa4t,
gu Saus unb anoeripGrts,
Wer einen gutsn Sruten ma6t,
Sat aud Elm gutes Sera.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
SIN fiui9en ei[e. :

Der &unbe BON benz gGnafidsn
Sebli9lasem bsrWsllman'i9snn nSpribs
tour" na9 benz Norbppl fotgt bic
Radri9t. baB au9 bic Expedition bes
2ieutenants psarp ni9t bon benz ers
bofften GrfOIg besleitst astpeien 1T,
fait auf benz Sube. Die 9ilfserpebis
tion, fpelde ben tiibnen Sorider. beis
fen Satin unb feline Ionitigen Seslsis
ter in bic Seimatb suriidbrinsen fullte,
lift beimgetebrt, alIein 2isutenantpeurp
lit nit ieinem 9efGbrten Sugb See
unb einem Nsgerbebienten in 8ops
bpin Bah suriid9eblieben. um bas unz
pollenbete Wsrt, ipenn irgeno mDgli9.
i'm nGhiten Sabre gu uoGenoen. &e9t
abeuteuerlih lit Die 9sIdi9te Der @rs
petition, ipel6e bon einem @reisnib
begleitet mar, .pel9es ipobl nod tsin
polarfotider bpr 2ieut. Pearp in ben
arttii6sn &ssioneu srIs6t bat. Srau
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
eSrdu pedrn.

franttsn an SroTtIdGben unb BON ben
9unben ginssn piele gu Srunbe. Die
&ranten purben in slnniperidrp 2obge
auriigslaFsn unb Der Weitermari9 IA
Sage lang fortssieBt, ba absr bon ben
Sunben INNER mebr einsinssn. mar
es unmDgli9, Snbepenpence 8uD gu
errei9en, unb man tebrts um; am 20.
9lpril langte bic partis fpieoer i'm
Sauptquartier an. Nur 145 Wleilen
parsn in ben 45 Sagen suriidgelegt
iporoen unb nur nod 26 9unbe am
2eben. SaDibipn mar bier Wtonate
frant.
Na6bem ale piebsrbergeielt ipdz
rem, tpurbsn 9lusfliige in Die Hdhbdrs
f9aft unternpmmen. glItrup erfprihte
Melpille 8ab uno nabm $50 Wsilen
berielbsn nit 9ilfe Der Gingeborsnen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
6raqe. JBirtb

-2retttnbs Srage. Birtb:
p9llIo Sic iiAb bic 8dI4srin; mas
Iinb Sbre 8eoingungen9" = @GI9e.
rim: rRa, snd' 9err. ih tomm' bait
in Der Sruab, unr ba trieg' i9 aIeid
I'm a Se6Ie an 8affee nit sfpei Semz
m.ln, na, unb I'm a a9t llbr mel
6ruabItud, pisbsr an &uffee unb a
puur Semmeln, nm 3ebne a Butter
brot, sipd puar @iirIteln III a 9las
Bier. na,, mas bait oa is, I'm a 3p0lIe
. MittagsIien: Suppsn, SIeiIb, @es
mis- unb Mebllpeii'. lin brsi llbr q
SauIen. I'm flint llbr a @eTpsr6tot
nit an Ssioerl Dein unb nm Iieb.n
llbr 3 NaAtmabl. ga, unb lpann /
fortgeb'. bait nur an @ulbsnasttel." =
Wirib (genliitblif): pRa, uno mas
sabP i4 Sbnen. psnn Sic ben sanSen
See sHen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Cine Sodjseit TT = Soien.

Rirgenbpo in Der tpeiten Welt bat
bic Srauenbepegung 10 grpBe Sort
fhritte senadt tpie BET unieren 4nti>
poben in 9luitraGien. namentli9 10 tpeit
bic 8eitrebunsen biniidtli9 elmer Inns
seitaltung Der Srausntleibung in Be-
tra4t fpmmt. Seionbsrs tbGtig in
bieier Sinii4t lit bic nRep 3ealanb
0reb Reform 2eagus". unter beren
auipicien iiineit in aOelaibs cine Sp9s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

fartograpbii1 auf. lieutenant psarp
un0 5rdu fubren in S9littsn na9
benz 100 D(eilen entfernten Olrite.
pdbrenb @ntrstin uuo Or. 9incent
Sune's Winterquartisr auf 2ittlston
SSsldno gu srreiaen Iu6ten, aber bd
bas Gis ni6t bieIt, umtebren muB<
ten.
WGbreno oes tommenoen Winters
psrbsn Gstinos in Der Ra9bari9uft
bon pedrp's 5auptquartisr eampiren
unb bort i'm Sriibjabr. peRn Der @se
nannte abermdls gen Roroen 3iebt, dls
ReIerps suriidsubIeibsn. Die suriidz
gete6rtsn Wtitgliebsr Der Expedition
besipeifsln iibrigens, baB lieutenant
pedrp i'm ndditsn Sabre sroBen Grs
fOIs baben ipirb, oa feline Partie gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

- Der pabre @runb. o.:
Sic babe i9 ia cine Gipigteit Hidt st'
ieben, mo babsn sic bsnn geitedt9 =
g.: Sd mar trant. = a.: mas 81:
fosen, sic iino bod IOnit INNER bic
@eiunbbeit ielbit, ipobur9 iinb Sic
benn frant sspprosn2 = g.: Sd babe
MIDI Elm puur Sage mad sinem meoist'
niI4eu Derte ssrihtetl
2Gnbti6e 2ogit. Wirtb:
rOu, Der Ssrr sat pnn benz Solicit
bic 5Glfts iteb'n 'laH'n : er bal
g'Idgt. es mar net reht friIh!" =
Dirtbin: ~0sss muB a globIer iein :
bem rs4n'it um fiinfais pfsnnis'
mhr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

ifein lit unb Elm Enfal1, Der Elm Mits
slieb betrifft, bic ganSe @sIelIi9aft
in's ungliid itiir5en lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Oas alte 2ieb.

Nus Der Reitf9uGe. llns
terofficier (Su einem biden Ginidbriecn,
Der bonn pferoe flisgD: m@ntpsOer
Reiten OOer 2uftidiffen = 8siOss que
fummen gebt ni9t!"
= Gnti4ulbigung. rWoIs
len Sic tuo6l aus bem SOrnfslb 'raus
gsb'n. Srdmpsln Sic in Sbrsm sias
nen rum" = rSseren Se. 8uoeiter,
i'd bub' Sic ndmli4 far tsiu 9orns
felo!"
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Die Ruat iii bersinssbro9sn. 9,in
2iiftten regt Iih.
Oa balIen fur5 bintereinan5sr 3rei
S4iife burd ben WaIb.
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@ana ma d Dunf d.

Srdu 0at gum eriten Nal ibrsn
Mann in eine Rsitauration begleitet):
r9lber, Mdnn9en, OH trintit ia elm
8las na9 benz anoeren!"
Mann: .Sn fpelher Heibfnfolge
piirbeit Ou es benn liebsr iebsn9"
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Sur9 ( d q II t.

2isutenanant: Sang Sbr Stlape,
gndbise Srau."
Sung. rei6e Witttpe: n8ebaure,
Ssrr 2ieutenunt. SD gsbDre gum
9lnti Stlapereibersin = pber follten
Sic am gnbe IOsgstauft Isin ipolIsn9-
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feeling, and, after pondering a-shfie,
the captain replied that he Would see
what he could do.
He had hit upon plan, and the next
time they stopped to prepare their
food he proceeded to carry it out. Gut
ting from one of the slaughtered ponies
strip of meat similar to the strips of
jerked antelope meat which had
formed a part of their rations when
they started on this trip, he heated it
slowly before o&e fire, to give it a
dried appearance, and then put it into
his haversacll, where in a little while
it was frozen stiff. Afterward as thew
rode along, letting one of the men into
his scheme, he told him to tell the
lieutenant, as the greatest Of favors
and under the strictest injunction of
secrecy as to who was his informant.
that Capt. Phil couldn't eat pony meat
any more than he could, and that he
had antelope meat in his haversacl.
1t was not many minutes after this
was done before the young lieutenant
drew alongside of the captain, who
had purposety drawn his horse little
apart from the others, and told him
what he had learned, begging him for
Gods sake to give him piece of the
antelope meat.
81 haven't got any" said the cap
tain, emphatically.
Yes you have" insisted the starv-
ing. youth.
Il tell you l have not. How could l
have any when the rations gave oui
days ago?" --s'1
Now, look here, Capt Phil, one Of
the men told me that he saw you get
some antelope meat out of your haver-
sack, and that you couldn't eat horse
meat any more than can"
who told you?"
81 swore l wouldn't tell"
''If knew the man I'd kill him.
Row, look here. | have a small strip
of antelope meat, but | shall need it
all and more, too, before we getout
of this scrape. If | divide with YOU l
shall proba bly, have to go withoutmy-
self, but if you will swear that you
won't tell anyone l will give you
piece"
The lieutenant swOre by all the yods
that he wouldn't tell, and the captain,
looking about as if he were afraid
that some one would see what wa, GO
ing on, reached into his haversack and
took out the strip of pony meat he had
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killed. But how to kill them was q
problem. 1t would not do to shoot
them. Their supply of ammunition
was too small. If they used up eight
hundred cartridges in killing the
ponies they might soon find them
selves at the mercy of the Indians,
who had their weapons, and who. rem
dered desperate by their losses, were
certain to attack them. If they had
axes they might accomplish the work
of destruction, but they had none
Searching through the devastated vii
lage they found three or four hatchets
and with these an equal number of
men began to knock the ponies in the
head or TO hack and main them. This
was slow process, and it was not
long before they were obliged to dis
continue it, as the Indians concealed
in the thick woods which surrounded
the village, began to pour in their bull
lets upon the soldiers with fearful ac-
curacE.