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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
Syp,bOiicul.
ittsburg Bulletin.

From the Pittsburg Bulletin.
Susie-"Oh, dear! I want to work some
thing lovely In embroidery for Jack, and /
can't think of a subject. He's foot ball
crank, you know"
Katie-"I'll tell you what to Indicate in
the design. Put in big chrysanthcmum
fioa ting in a sea of mud. And in the back
ground you might WORK In q case of surgi-
cal Instruments"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

~ w <hAN - - ~ - = ' -
through one of the
picturesque canons
OF the Sierra Madre
mountains one day /
noticed coming down
through the air with
a peculiar motion a
green leaf. 1t zigzag-
ged from side to side.
and finally landed in
a bush near at hand.
Wondering merely
why such a leaf
would fall from a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

by the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. You get ire same
beneht, the same cure, the same feeling OF light
and clearncss all through your system. rs IL
you were at Carlsbad itself
Beware OF the inany imita lions sold Us I'm
proved or artificial" Carlsbad Salt. These are
only mixtures OF Seidlitz Powder and common
Glauber Salt sold by INSCRIPTIONS dealers for the
larger profit they yield.
Insist upon the genuine imported. ratural Carls-
bad Sprudel Salt, which IS evaporatsd from the
Sprudel Springs at Carlsbad and bears the seal
OF the city and the sigma Of ''ElSNER 4
MENDELSON CO., Sole Agents. New York." -
every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

WONDER IF ANY
body ever gets too
old or too calloused
and cynical to- maize
fresh resolutions on
Now Year day, or to
renew those of pre-
vious years? II 1t is
true that 4" Hope
springs eternal" the
annual "resoluting"
can be explained. but
on no other hypothe-
sis, for / am positive
that some of tie re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
His First Love Undimmed.

From the Somerville Journal.
Intimate frend-"Has your husbands
love grown cOol?'
Sarcastic wife-"On. no. He loves him
self Just as much now as ne did when we
were married twenty years ago."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
GOWNS FOR GIRLS.
How Mothers Can Dress Their Chill
drenSin Style and Comfort.

1t seems TO be generally understood that
in making chldren's dresses 1.-The simplest
way is the best" frills and furbelows being
anything but a characteristic feature of
gowns worn by girls whose ages range
from nine to fifteen years. After that time
the young lady generally develops very de-
cided opinions of her own on the subject.
In selecting materials, soft, warm colors
should be given preference, the novelty
suitings being always pretty and satisfac-
tory, especially when combined with con-
trastinR velvet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

Another pretty gown has the bodice cut
in but two pi, ces-front and back-and 10
completely dependent upon the velvet col
lar and glrdle for its decoration. Both are
cut after entirely new model, and give
a decidedly artistic appearance to what
would otherwise be the plainest of plain
little frocks.
Nearly all the childrens gowns are but
toned down the back, as the effect most
desired is that of grlishness.
Smoke and Flame.
From the Chicago Inter-occan.
Ibid you ever see an active Voica re?S--
well, / guess you might call IL that; 1
took home piece of silk that didn't
match"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

Word comes from all quarters that the neatest
and most satisfactory dye for color.nc the heard a
brown black is Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
FREEDOM FROM FRECKLEs,

and from all such
dishguremcnts and
blemishes. follows
the use Of tie Carls-
bad Sprudel Salt
! 1t clears and fresh
ems the skin won
derfully It akss
away that dull and
NOTED look that
comes from stomach
derangem Q n to.
Even In chronic and
stubborn cases Of
skin disorders. Ike
eczema. II 10 the
prescribed remedy.
The blood. the
liver. the stomach.
the kidneys-ail are
acted upon ROVER
fully but naturally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

See the man.
The man seems sad.
The man has something in his hand.
II is a Christmas gift.
Did Santa Claus bring the man his
Christmas gift?
No, a young lady sent the man his
Christmas gift.
What is it?
The man does not know.
The man seems sad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
Sonora Sara Has Some Views About
the Resolution Habit.
MEN BRAVELY RESOLVE ON REFORM
What the Girls Decide U pom for
the Coming Year.
SOME GOOD INTENTIONS

Written Exclusively for The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Makes an InvigOratfnE Drink
With water and sugar only. Delicious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
THE INSECT MIMICS
An Account of Some Curious and
Marvellous Transformations.
BUTTERFLIES THAT TURN INTO LEAVES
Some Resemble Leaves, Others
Twigs and Branches.
TORIES ABOUT ABS

Written for The Evening Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

0ulAoEaanA BSeSAVtoRaAA OAaFaA.
The new house iS completed. The
first services win be held Sunday.
We had hsped to sbAxs Rev. Charles
Naanton Of Paris, Texas, preach the
dedicatOry sermon Ssnday aa IL
O'Clock. bat Mr.. MantOn has signi6ed
the impossibility Of coming. We
regret to delay this important event,
however, within . few weeks, We will
got il apart 10 hely uSes. want TO
thank the members and friends who
have contributed to this enterprise.
They have done well their part. Only
one small payment is unpaid and the
money is Subscribed to pay that l
trust each one WAN has premised viii
pay up presnptiy - that she remarks
/ bic readiness with which al have re-
eDopdsd 90 lar may be maintained.
The services Sunday morning wan be
4An Historical Review Of the Cum
Iberland PFosbytsrian Church" snn-
day night ssThe Distinctivo Doctrines
of The CumbosaAAd Presbyterian
Church" Everybody are kindly in
vitea 10 come and worship with ne in
thcse services. Do net infse from
theso subjects that eny one VIII feel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

A rumOr became current last even
ing that the LOngview bank robbers
were in the neighborhood of Wood
ford, sad posse was at once organ
lied and left for that locality. 1t
seems that men answering their de-
scription were seen around there yes
terd&y. and il ia more than probable
they were the much hunted bandits.
Ii the posse should encounter the
band, there will undoubtedly be q
lively skirmish resulting in death or
capture. 1t is to be hoped the former
possible result may not have TO be
chronicled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08
IS HE ONE OF THEM'
Houston Wallace Arrested With
Whisky and AmmunitiOn.-A
Possible Bank RObber.

A man named Houston Wallace
was arrested yesterday on the street
with :. quantity of whiskey. He had
b. en- in town most of the day, and is
said to have spent shout $500 for
various kinds ot goods including an
abundance of ammunition. He went
to the express Office and pr"duced an
order signed Hinge" for q package
Which was delivered to him. This
created - suspicion, and caused his
arrest. The Lox was found to con-
tain nine quarts of whiskey. Wal
lace attempts to explain the situation,
by saying he was acting for some
ether parties to whom he was to de-
liver the wkiskey last hight at
o'clock, Al = point near WoOdfOrd.
There were two women with him in
the wagon at the time of the arrest.
This 10 thought to be q clue to the
LObgview bank robbers and thai
Wallace was acting in their behalf
He is in Jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08
STATE OF New York,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
-, h~.-1@~~y OAA 1904


i, Jamea n. Pierce. superintendent OF fnsar-
ance OF the state OF New York. do hereby certi-
fy that the New York life insurance company /.
Of the city Of New York, In the state Of New
York. 10 duly authorized to transact the buai.
l further certify that, in accordance with
the provisions OF section "a Of the Insurance
law 0f the state Of New York ] have caused the
policy obligations Of the said company. cut.
standing ON the 3lst day Of December, 1858. to
be valued an per the combined experiences table
Of mOrtsIitys at per cent interest, and and
the net value thereof, on the Slet DAY OF De-
cembef, 160S, to be
9128 969, ,672.OO.
further certify that, from itS annHal state
me1e for December ID. lsDS. Ale4 In this de-
paFtment, the me- surplus. 70 policy -holders u
917,O25, ,63O.1S,
ON the basis Of admitted assets
GAS, zoe, 1921,
a1ser deduetiug therefrom the net reserve
(NI9S, 500 ,672 .0O) mn calculated by the depart~
ment, and all other liabilities.
In witness whereof, ! have here.
uato subscribed my names a0d
faEAL1 caused my 0@dal seal to be a@x01
at the city Of Albany eA0 day and
year ArAt above written.
JAMES y. PIERCE,
supeTinteadent OF Insurance..
L. O. RoBERTSoN,
General Agent, ArdMOFe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

embarrassed % come. No seetariaA.
ism in either sermon. Again we
thank members and ,fFiendS Tor their
Iiberality and loyalty, and ask all, who
can possibly do 90, TO come and spend
Sun6ay's services with rs. Morning
sermon, II o'clock, Come everybody.
8. E. WAssoN. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Mrs. +. F. EGmi.ton aud her pOpu-
lar daughter Miss Anna May are Wis.,
iting the mother Of the former in
Gainesville.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Can you use carpets in short
lengths? yard to Is yards in q piece
and mattings in s yards to 10, Is and
Is wards in . piece. kloski has them
at big bargains fer cash. The carpet
remnants are In Ingrains, VeIvets
and BrusSells, call and see them nj
KlOski's. ut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

4. s. WiSeman 10 en- tho right track.
He believes in taking precautionary
steps to avert . pestilence of disease
and i'm order 70 further his ideas hes
appealed to The people, % give enc
dsg T. cleaning up their yarag clossts
and alleys. The Ardmoreite iD i'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

j. C. Davenport has returned from
Eureka Springs, Ark, W here he had
been fer the past two weeks seeking
recuperaiiOn from the curative prop
critics Of those famous waters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

N. =. Hatcher, of the Southwestern
Bridge Company, with headquarters
at Fort worth, is in the city looking
after business interests aud looking
uF o bridge project across the WASH
ita.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

T. j. Hill, formerly . well known
citizen Of Collin County, Tex, bat
now OF Kansas City, i'm tho live Stock
commission business, 10 in the city
shaking hands with HE numerous
friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

/ have moved the Star Grocery to
the Downing building, second door
east Of poatu@cay wherasL win be
pleased to eea all my old custsmeFs
ana ~ many new On6e % can get I'm.
31w IT'D. E Mnxey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Jse Barrall this afternoon received
. telegram announcing the birth Of .
CON 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Nike GOldman
ut Davis, which event Occarod tais
morning. The ArdmOreits exteuds
congratulations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Mrs. Ed CoOpman and two babies
and niece, Of Gainesville, are visiting
Mrs. CoOpmans sister, Mrs.. Joe Bar
rail-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Rev. Volney JohnsOM win occnpy
the uulDlt at The Ckristian church
next Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Ex-Gov. Guy, Of Davis, was in the.
city this mOrning and shswed his ap-
probation Of first class daily paper
by subscribing for the Ardmsreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Lon Polk was up before Commits
Sioner Scott this morning on = charge
Of shooting up the town of Davis.
He was discharQcd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

II. Polk and his con Lon, were down
from Davis. They returned hone
this forenoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Gus BnckhAn, Of Gainesville. 10 in
the city, stopping 81 the Sherman
Hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

"The Buds Oi Promise" of the
Methodist church will have q picnic
at the park tomorrow will leave the
church at O'Clock. Bring baskets TO
the church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

hearty sympathy with the movement
and trusts it will be given the eonsid-
Grafton it's Importance deserves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

Prices reasonable and terms easy
ON property now for sale. BOdine H.
ZuckerIDau. 8if
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

lGiss lEauds Roeseaa, Of Gainesville,
Il in the city visiting Mis- zelsna
Meland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

w.o. psston wsntte wynneweod
this NJ .sing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-08

ArdmOrs Chapter, No. II, ROZal AxaA
eo9g, meek IN their hall ever Mi
et0re the foaFth ThuTndnY ni9htil e4cA mo1AA
G.. m @mUcms MARh kxta1es
Ar. arEEaaaAM, eeerseaEY.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02
Oerid,tSpe perbattOIMttaet .

Sn folsenoen proseiien 9aben bi
@eidmornen elm geroitt fiir ben Sid
ger ab
Mineral gitp aesen gbas. s. 6olben,
Mleranber 6. Deipitt gegen William
2labner.
Sn ben folgenoen Yro3elIen gaben BIZ
@ei9mornen elm 0eroitt fit ben 8e.
tlagten
S. u. Compton eesen Ann. s. Gurrp.
9arbep 2pnn gesen g. 6. 6. & st.
8. 9. %.
2oren3o Sparts 9. Sanles @orool.
Das @eri1t entl1ieD In iolgenber
Yroseilen su @uniten oes Rldaers
Sam Smith sessn Deis, Bibmann
Rurb unb 60.
SObn u. &Oenbausb sesen goam
Stofer. n
Golsenbe prOseiie puroen siitlid
beigelest
SDbn Bonn sessn Samuel Suobetb.
Sobn Wenf seaen q. g. S. & $50.
0ulean Sron So. gegen biefelbe.
ellie W. DOuglab gegen 8. W. Sil=
ton.
gbefdeiouna beiuiligt !:
gmnla S6Dolep 9. Otis S6oolep.
Sn felgenben 3riminalpro3eilen tpur=
oeu bic Mngeflagten entlaiien !:
Gbio gesen Granf McGurop.
Dbio sesen g. 8. Wcgurbp.
Dbio 9egen Soiepb Gfeeman.
DbiO aegen George GbiDelp.
Obio gegen Gbarles GOpotpin.
Golgenbe 9riminaltlasen tpuroen
unbegriinbet ertldrt
Gbio eegen 5. 8. Snpoer.
DbiO 9egen 5. s. Snpoer.
Dage8en tuurbe 6nDoer au einel
NuBe lno ben 2oien berurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02
Sen. Gra6t= uno 3idet=N9eni

eSn Der. etaot S6ipelbein I'M
pomnerl1en Electromagnetic G6slin,
berrIdt Die @enifltarre in alarmirenber
Weiie. Sie bprtisen 5dulen lino in=
fplse benen bis auf iueiteres aeI6lOllen
tpDrDen.
= @ie 81 eriuarten mar 1T bas 0e=
iuh bes @pl. 8refinribse Inn einen
neuen Yro3eB' in eriter Snitans abge=
tpielen pDrben. Ser glntpalt bes
arauen Climbers bat 8erufung anse=
melnet. 0offentlib bieiben mir ber=
ihont por elmer npdnaligen Gurd=
pablerci bes iibelriedenoen alten GObls.
Nlinso SunetiOn an ber Ban
Gamble Babnliliie, befinbet iid IN .gr6b=
tex grreaung. Die Qeiden Don3ipei
ausgetpadienen Ginbern. uelne friiA
perIbarrt mDrben iparer,: iino fiir3lid
an einea Mbenb ausgegraben ipor0en.
Die Rleinen (inb alent Mnlheine nad
erbrolIelt iporben. Coroner Mayipell
Fat cine llnteriu1ung eingeleitet unt
man lit Der glnli1t, baB prominentt
1amilien In Die @eidihte Der,uidell
,per6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02
Die GAsfeM.4ta

lit in Der Sibung uitiers &eprdientan=
tenbauies bonn 26, Npril nit 81 aeaen
36 per,porfen ipDrben. Inter ben Ner=
tperfenben befanben fid idmmtli9e 81
De,notraten un0 ibnen einaig if bic
8ertperfung Der beri6tisten Worlase gu
perbanten. Bon ben republifanif6en
Mitgliebern itimn,ten 36 oafiir linb nur
80 bagegen. MaS ben gnti6eio in tpe=
Mig giinltigem Qibte eri6einen ldbt, 1T
bic aus Der Debdtte flar berporgegangene
9batlade, bab bic Nil ni1t aus prin=
sipiellen @riinben iDnbern lebisli9 bes=
balb geftlagen tuuroe, neil Die 9epu=
blifaner glaubten, bic Yailirung Der
BiQ fDnnte Der pnrtei BEL Der rd1lten
Wabl ihabeil. lIeber bieies nieorige
Nipeau Der Opportunitdtspolitit ber=
mo1te fi1 nit 9usnabme bes Demo=
fraten Qofmaft BON putnam fein eirl=
aiger Der Rebner, tuel6e seeeu bic 8ia
ipra1en, 3u erbeben. @iefmebr mar
ieber berfelben auf bas Gifrielte be-
miibt, ben yemperenslern .ni9t tpebe sll
tbun", ibnen tlar 5u MAIDEN, oab lie
dies, mas lie bisber in Ohio erreidt
baben, einsig unb alein Der republita=
nif1sn partei 80 berbanten bdtten unb
baB, ipenu maft ni6t Nn9it bor benz
liberalen Notum b1tte, bic republifani=
ide partei gerne ben Semperenslern ben
@efallen tbun tpiirbe. Oab Der 9em=
perensnatter NIT oieier Nbitimmuna Der
3ppf ni6t sertreten iporoen lit, berfebt
iih iDobl bon ielbf. Oie Ssanatiter
perben ibre Mlblereien fortieben unb
Sasfea bat bereits erfldrt, baB bic &e=
publitaner IN Der nd d item 2eaislatur
bieien 'moral stepH trob ALIEN uno
allem thun m Il iiBten!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02
Wemeite Wadrtdtett.

Sn Chicago Harb am Montag BUM
besienator @todribge aus M6isan.
Nn ben 6olsen eines 8 Sage borber
erlittenen Sdlasanfales ftarb amMon=
tag in Waibington Sranf 9atton, @e=
i6dftstbeilbaber BON geriab Wilfins
on Der vWaibin9ton pof". Satton,
oer aus Cambridge, o., Fammt, mar
bormals Miliitent bes @enerdl=poitmei=
tiers ct tpar AZ Sabre alt.
Sn Mi6isan ipuroe am Montas bic
Ortl6aft Oabiion falt gdnsli6 bonn
6euer serit0rt.
Sci 8rabilbo, &umdnien, an Der
Donau, tpollten am Mpntag ettua 100
PeriDnen bas bort paifirenbe 9ampf=
16iff befeigen, als Der Stes unter ib=
men einbra9 unb aae in ben TluB ftiirs=
ten. so perIDnen ertranten.
Snfolse zines rielisen grbIdlipfes
unb babur6 beranlaBter Stanuns
zines Canals tpuroe in Canada Die As
Meilen bon Auebef eiltfernte Srtf fhaft
ct. Nlbans i6refli6 iiberflutDet. Sie
0dmme bra6en uno II SUP bod pals=
ten ii6 bic WoJen iiber ben ungliidli=
6en Ort. 9laes Nieb fam um uno
anoerer srOBer S6aoen tpuroe perur=
fadt.
!. 9luf geHern Il. MaI Gurmittass 8
ubr mar Der Mufmari9 Der GoreD Mr=
mee gum &apitol feitgeiebt. Mapor
Moore erfldrte benz Sramps General
in runoen Worten, baB oieier arretirt
uiiroe, tpenn er feline Concentration
ni6t bonn Sapitolgruno ferne balte.
@OreD erfldrte, ii6 ni6t baran febren
su tpDllen. Sass porber batte er eine
llnterrebung nit Spre9er Crisp uno
8beprdiioent StebeniOn, bon lpel9en
er obne grfols bic grlaubniB erlangen
tpoate, feline Sdaaren gu ben Sreppen
bes &apitols 81 fiibren. Seine Sp1=
ter iit bereits in Mafbinston eingetrof=
fen unb milf ii6, eine mDoerne Sung
frau BON Orleans, an Die SpiBe oes
3uges ltelen
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Medtt bettere 3MtdmOe

i6einen i'm 3udtbaus in Golun,bus
borauberri1en, ieuer 6taatsanitalt. be-
rem 0ertualtung unter Der Mominiitra=
| tion MeRinlep's iiberbaupt ibon au
elmer Meibe bon @fanbdlern uno &la=
gen Mnlab 9egeben bat. so ereignete
iid am lebten Gon,tag In ber Rapelle
Der Mnitalt Elm Borfall. Der bic bisberi-
aen ,,llngeb6rieteiten" tpenn m6gli1
nod iibertriift. Wdbrenb bic 1900
Jniailen bes 3udtbanies, einiGlieblid
Der tpeibliben Gtrdflinge unb ber brei
gum 9obe Werurtbeilten ii9 in Der Ra=
|pelle beriammelt batten, Inn oei1t @ot=
tesoienif bei3uipobnen, fam es 3tpii6en
atuei Beamten auf ben Stufen hes Ml=
tors 3u elmer Reilerei bor berfammelter
Menge, bel tpeAer Blut in Gtr6men
Hob. Die Grauen fdrieen bor Mngft
Iaut auf, Die Strdfiinse siidten unb
ioblten, bic $50 Beiu1er auf Der Ylat=
form ersriHen Die Gluht uno Qaplan
Winget bradte ebenfalls in b66ifer ge=
i9leuianns iein tbeures SD auber
S1ubipeite.
Oie Ga9e Tam 10: Der erfe Silfs.
bireftor plapforb. tpel9er in Riir5e iei=
nen pofen perlaiien mub, bate NIT
Dem 9enannten Gaplan bereinbart, baB
ct einige Worte bes Mbi1iebes an bic
0eriammelten rihten tperbe. 9lls CT,
na6 Mbiin9uag zines Geianges ieitens
Der Gtrdftnss=@emeinoe, eben bas
Wort ergreifen ,polte, befabi Der 3udt=
bausbirettor Sames einem Silfsaufie=
Der, Namens Stafbouie. YlapfDrb bins
aus,uiasen. StadbOuie fprans iofOrt
Dor ben Mltar unb faBte ieinen bisberi-
|aen gollesen am Rrasen. Ser tuebrte
lih aber, traf Stafbpuie nit tpu1ti-
gem Sauitidlase auf Die Naie, oab
bas Blut berausi6oB tlnb beTfebte ibm
einen tpeiteren Sdlas. 10 baB BET 8e-
troifene bon ben Gtufen berabfugelte,
i'm 6allen plapforb nit ii1 berunter=
reibenb. Cine folenne priiselei folgie,
tudbrenb ipelder ber 3u1tbausbireftor
unb feline iibrigen Gebiifen bic Strdf=
linge nit borgebaltenen &ebOlDern
atpaneen, in ibrea Giben au bleiben.
gs selans enolid, be Gampfbdbne gu
trsiineii.
YlaDforb brobt iebt nit alerlei gnts
|bailHnAen iiber bisber bertui6te Sfan=
baleei1i9ten in Der 3u9tbausDertpal=
tung. Gr bat iOfort feine Refisnation
|eifgerei1t.
Gin ibSnes Beiipiel, bds Ole 3n1t=
bausbeaaaten ben ibrer Cbbut Mnber=
trautetl gsben Cine fd6ne Seene In
einem 8ottesbauie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02
GorcD's Mrm,ee

bat jeBt Mafbington erreidt. Die
ganse Bumoesifabt brdngt f6 bin, bic
2eute su iebe1, aber tnam 1T erftaunt,
Hatt elmer .Mrmee" Elm ,9duflein gr6z
Bentbeils perlumpter Sramps All fin=
ben. Die 0eerihaar gorep's sdblte
BEL ibrem ginmarfde in Waibinaton
326 Mann. uno bon ben 2eutefl, nit
benen Der General ieinen Marfd ebe=
oem aus Maifllon angetreten, befinben
ii6 ei,5is nod IL Wann BEL inn. Mn
Gredbeit baben Die Giibrer bieier Yanbe
nod ni1ts berloren unb gorep brobt
bereits nit &epolution, tpenn ieinem
perriiften 8egebren ni1t entlpro9en
tpiro.
Oie 3usu9spoiten aus beln Melfen
tommen nur lan9iam poripdrts, l,no
oa bic giienbabnen ni1t geneigt iinb,
bieie 0erren gratis gu bef5rbern, 10
brauhen bic 2eute ba unb bort @etualt.
Mn anoerer Stele finbet ii1 rnitae-
tbeilt, bob in Wontana cine unter Gp=
gan itebenbe 0anoe einen 8abnsug ae<
itoblen bat un0 oamit Deiter 0efobren
lit. 0unbestruppen nabmen bic 3eute
in Sort Reo9b gefansen unb iuerDen
bieie nun por @eri1t geItellt tperoen.
Aebnlibes fam aud in Dbio bor. Bei
Mount Sterling bemddtigten liA 295
unter einem setuiiien @alpin ftebenbe
gorepiten eines Gra1t3uges Der Nalti=
more & Dbio Babn, lieben i'm auf
Elm 5eitengeleiie laufen, fampirten
ipdbreno ber Na1t barin unb tpeiaerten
ii1, benielben auf3useben. Dnnbert
Yoliaiiteu, bic bon Columbus binQe=
f1i6t ipurben, ridteten nidts aus, bis
Gouperneur WcRinleD prompt Die Wat-
terp $, bic mebrere @atlinQ=@eidiibe
nnb &anonen fiibrt, foipie bier Rom=
pasnien bes IA. Regimentes Der
Gtaatsmili3 urter Dberit goit, i'm
Dan3er 200 Mann, mad MDunt Gter-
ling ianbte. Sept fiel ben gorepiten
beim Mnblid Der Geidiibe bas 0era iii
bic llnausipre6li1en unb lie rdumten
iebr prompt ben 3ug.
9lnbern Orts pirb es niht piel be5=
let aetriebeit. aber mas bas gn0e bieler
hirntpiit9igen 1emegung iein miro, has
,peiB tein MenfG.